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TgLKaRApWsC News
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
HEAVY ARRIVAL OF GOLD
Further frsm Nicarasaa.

NEW YORK, April 13.--The steamer aso,se
Law arrived here to-day, with CaIiiorn'A 1-'
to the 23d March, and q ,125 600 10 gola. dam m
The Golden Gate, which left San a,;rht scei.
the goth, put back In consequence Oh
dent and sailed again on the $50. M further
The news from the State is meagre Ron, the
action had been had by the Leg's'~'"''
State debt - st.rvinr
The prisoner. IN the State prison were a. noo fns
"A ~ Isn;si.,nrs had appropriated So,ooo ior
T,.aa -.s ,mproving Chinese produco nA"
.dv.nced-teas advanced fully D per cen. =.
Flonr declined IS per cent; supernho qu'''N -
GIL vsrv large
FROM NICARAGUA.
Tennessee arrived at Aspinwall,
l Geartown on the Cd inst. Col Lockridge
I'LL IN the river on the 9th March, win all MS
when last heard from he was near Mucnu
~. R.nids. and would attack CASTILLO the next
day. .;,-,u AMI, a,b p M
s.vs news reached Greytown, on the "a, tna'
loci ridge had captured CASTILLO on the 3oth uit.
The truth of this information Is considered doubt
full.
There is nothing later from Walker.
FROM THE IsTHMus.
There was some excitement on the Isthmus OF
Panama owing TO apprehensions of another at
tack by the natives on foreigners. The Panama
Railroad Company were taking every precauuon
to protect their passengers and property
FROM NEW GRANADA.
A bearer of dispatches from Bogota came pas
seuger on the George Law. Mr.. Morse, minister
plenipotentiary to New Grenada, had been re-
sed all negotiations with regard to the massacre
of Americans by the natives on the lsthmus Of
Panama.
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The jamestown Celebration.

We take it for granted that those having charge
of the arrangements of this celebration, will adopt
measures to secure the landing of men and arms
upon the island with comfort and speed, and pros
vide plenty of provant for the expedition. At
present, there is no wharf way of landing, ex-
cept by small boats, and house Of entertainment
in the neighborhood.
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"Hnnr.bnI.v..A soyereiRn Remedx.-.

"HanribnI.',-.A Sovereign Remcdy.--It
Is recorded in ancient history that Hannibal the great
Carthsgenian General, was unable successfully to
follow up his great victory Of Came by entering
Rome, in consequence o. violent attack to acute
Rheumatism Had the great hero been able to pro-
cure a single bottle of CHAMPIONS VEGETABLE
TINcTURE, p he might have crowned his brilliant
and saved Carthage from the dire and utter
destruction which ensued at the hands of the Romen
legons This historical fact is becoming universally
known, judging from the vast crowds that use this
great Tlncture of Hampton's, which by the way,
will be regarded the only certain remedy for
Rheumatism, and the various other complaints it il
advertised to cure.
Delicate Ladies and Children will please give 1t a
trial Call and get pamphlets, and see cures of
Coughs, Bronchitis, Rbeumat ism, Liver Complaint,
Serofuia As female medicine it 10 unrivslsd
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves and
friends after all other remedies have failed
Chronic Periodical Nervous, Sick Headache,
of long standing has been cured by it-as invgo.
rator and restorative, where a gentle stimulant 10
wanted. believe it superior to all the cordias
before the public To the YOUTH aud OLD AGE, the
single and married, offer the most valuable reme-
dy. Call and get Pamphlets gratis, and see cures.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and see
Sold by PURCELL, LADD CO, Richmond; BY
DR.. COOKE Fredenchsbrrg; BY eli the Druggists in
more, and by Druggists and Storekeepers everywhere
II 81 per bottle six bottles for SIS.
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IN DESCRIPTION of the Rev Mr.. Spurgeon,
the celebrated London sensation" preacher a
writer says:
A few weeks ago he singled Lord Palmerston
out of his congregation, and told him "he needn't
think so much of himself, for his father (meanipp
of course ADAM was market gardener, and his
mother was brought up on charge of stealing ap.
ples."
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n Abel u. Mayo
ATTORNEY AT Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Win give prompt attention to the Liquidation, Sc.
curing and Collection of Debts of every description
by legal process In the Courts of the City of Rich
mond and County Of Henrico.
Dispositions and other Notaria Business punctually
attended to.
Any reference given that may be desired.
Office opposite the Law Building, over August l.
Ranpophs. sp lS-lm
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DIED,

h.r lat. residence o. =. GA osaos I'm an % Ann
li. on sSne sonsort Of the late Reuben Lipssomo'
Li !.s s5,h year Of her see. .h... ~ hs,
The friera sn,nb Are invited TO attend her fune
son. ~ D her late residences, corner OF Msrsns anc
RAJ, ho sr.sts this (TUEsDAYI afternoon 81 hsH
<oen a q o,nlock without further notice
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PAPER Towns IN NEBRAsKA-We would ad.
wise all our friends to beware of paper towns -
There is at this time perfect town making ma mia:
everybody seems DESTROYS of being the owner of
q town All persons desiring to secure an interest
in Nebraska would do well to examine for them,
selves or get a responsible agent to act for them
Never buy from floating spectators, unless YOU
thoroughly examine the title and property or Won
may be Observation-Disclosures Pioneer, March "a
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RICHMOND, April 18th, 1857. ap14-dltczt.
HThe ConcIuding LECTURE ofthe I

rThe Concluding Lecture 0ffhe pres
ent course before tbs Young Mems Christian Asso
citation will be delivered on THURSDAY evening,
April 18TH at O'Clock in the Second Baptist Chu! oh,
by JOHN r. THoMPsoa, Esq,
hsembes can procure their season tickets from the
Lib ariaD. at the rooms of the Association
Tickets of admission be procured OF the prnci-
pal bookstores at the Exchange Hotel, at the stores
of Laidley 4 Robinson Meade 4 Baker, aud at the
door. Price of tickets 25 cents For schools, eight
tickets for 81 ap 14-St
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n STEAM PORTRAITS FOR FIFTY CENTS, supe.
rior to those usually sold for $50.
TYLER Co. dc not fuss over subject an hour,
but take three portraits at sitting and three
ry minute.
This establishment 10 a model one. Ladies and
gentlemen who have been heretofore disappointed in
procuring good likenessss, in fact the whole people
hou,d try TYLER & Co.'s finest suite of rooms in
Richmond, at lS9 Main street.
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CHURCHES WANTED.-New York city with
population of $4,000, has church room for only
III 900 persons leaving 452 900 without any church
accommodations did they wish for them Brook
lyn, with population of 208 0G0 has sittings for
only II 0O0 leaving $4,000 unprovided for and
thirteen of the principal cities of this country with
an aggregate population of 2 04e 1885, have church
sittinRs only for 952, 436, leaving a deficiency of
l296 1879
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vThe Fair for the Monumental ChurcI,
will be opened WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst
az O'Clock in the evening the building lately o.
oupied by DR.. Hudson, I'd door above Farmers Bans
rhe Ladies' have prepared great variety of useful
and ornamental articles. The refreshment table,
also will be we'll supplied
Many of our citizens interested In this Church
by the hallowed memories of by gone days. And we
trust and believe that this appeal will be responded
to generously and literally. ap 1855
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SCARLET FEyER-There were l26 deaths in
Buffalo, New York, during the last month from
scarlet fever. Last week 40. Thisis large NOR
taity. from one disease, when population is taken
into account In New York the disease. still
prevails, but neither so extensively nor fatally 40
1t did awhile age. Measles seem, very generally,
to have followed In its track
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AMERICAN AFFAIRS IN VENEZUALA-A letter
from Laguayra, dated the 9th ult. predicts that
the claim to the AYES guauo island will be decided
10 favor of the American claimants The claims of
our citizens, growing out of the war of indepen.
dence. had been theoretically pressed by the
American Minister, but the pecuniary embarrsss.
ments of the government will doubtless greatly
retard final settlement
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w- To the Medical Faculty There Will
be meeting OF the physicians of Richmond, at the
hall of the Young Mems Christian Association, on
WEDNESDAY evening next, at O'Clock. As hu
snes of mach Importance will be brought before the
meeting it 10 earnestly desired that every member of
he profession be present.
sp IA -.2t* MANY PHYSICIANS.
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THE ADVANCE IN FIRE.CRACKERs.-A ship
master who recently arrived at New York with a
cargo of crackers, which he was obliged to take In
as ballast. cleared profit of $4,000, which, had
he postponed the sale for week longer would
have reached $25 900 This is said to be the most
remunerative operation in pyrotechnics on record
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~ Dunlop, NIoncure 81 Co. asks the at
tenton Of dealers to their Auc,Cn sale of Porto Ri
Sugar and Mo!ssse, in their Warehouse at Rockets
comm encing at IL O'Clock, THIS MORNING.
Sale without regard to weather, the sugar being
under cover. an IA 1t
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q Notice Accountant, Agent and Col
LEcToR.-G D. WOoTrON would respectfully In.
form the citizens Of Richmond and the public gensr,
ally that he 10 now prepared to keep and balance
books, make of bills and do writing by the job will
also pay particular and prompt attention to ooect-
ng house rents. negro hires and collecting generally
Security will be given for promptuess and correct
ness to those who patroniss him.
His Office il enc door below the corner Of Cover
nor and franklin streets, short distance above the
EXCHANGE Hotel. NH ll--dIms
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HOcc n o a Bo0k.k eepi z Any
person who may want plain Bookkeeping or
other writing done. can hear of a competent and
faithful elderly gentleman accustomed to such work
by calling the ubsc riber.
r. B. PRICE, Bookseller aud Stationer
ap lS-St Opposite American Hotel.
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n The ART OF BEING HANDSOME.

a The ART OF BEING HANDsoME.-Rise earl Y,
i've temporarily and practice honesty. To put on
the fine touches the bloom, delicscy and fragrance
90 to w, PETEHsoN's, and get a package Of FoN-
TAIsE's CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS, substitute for
soap and Perfume and article for every ladys and
gsnteman's dressing room. Sold by all druggists.
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SNOW was falling on the Blue Ridge yesterday
morning when the Central cars passed. and at
Lynchburg yesterday at noon.
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r Sale of Drugs, Medicines

~ Sale of Drugs, Medicines, &c, Con.
TINUED The sale of sosds, damaged by fire, Of
Messrs Purcell, Ladd CO., will be contir ued THIS
hORNlNG. at 10 O'Clock The most valuable por
ton of the stock is yet uusold
sp14 u. B. COOK l. CO., Aucts
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Ex.President Pierce,

PHILADELPHIA. April 13-Ex President Pierc
has gone to New Hampshire, and will return her
on Saturday. His wife remains here. Her healt
is improving
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~ 500 bushels CORN, from Central De-
pot; 50 bushels fresh country ground MEAL; for
for sale BY PEYTON l. PATTON.
an l4-4t
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AMERICAN GRAPE VINES IN EuRoPE.-It aps
pears from letter read before the last meeting of
the Cincinnati Wine Growers' Association, by
Mr.. Robert Buchanan, one of the largest and
most successful cultivators of the grape in that
region, that the American grape IL being substi-
tnted TO . considerable extent in the vineyards of
Europe, for the native varieties on account of its
exemption from the revailng disease.
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There is nothing later from Walker.
FROM THE IsTHMUS.
Later from Havana.

NEW YORK, April 13.-The steamer Empire
City, from Havana on the oth inst, arrived mere
to-day. Sugars had advanced !.
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KIection Riot in Canada,

QUEBEC April 13-An election riot took place
at St. Roches on Saturday, in which the police
were beaten off and the military obliged to b.
called out.
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q DR.. p. HI. Chrtstian has removed his
ohce to this Richmond House, Governor strset,
where he can be fouad at al times except when pro-
fsssionsliy engaged. NH S-ts
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~ shaving Made Easy
q nnh 49,

~ Shaving Made Easy
mICAJAH 8. MEADOk has returned to the city,
where he will remain q short time and 10 prspared
serve his old friends and the public In the art of
sharpening razen and other fine cutlery. He can
also furnish superior strap. Orders Jeff at Jas.
ct my room. No q Exchsnge Hotel, will be thank
uly attended to and faithfully executed.
ap I3-d6t&c1t"
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NEW TRADE There Is on the Meherrin River
North Carolina, q steamer nearly completed of SOC
tons. intended to run between Murfreesboro, Nortt
Carolina. and New York The boat cost $50,
600. and is chiefly owned by citizens of the olt
North State
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LONDON DOCK FOR OLD PoINT.-Among o theI
preparations In expectation Of brilliant season a
On Point, the Norfolk American notes the pur.
chase OF over % 000Iworth of the famous Taylor,
London Dock, which is yet In the custom house IL
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CHEAP PAINT OIL, a very good arti.
for sale By Ell. RICOT,
apis Drussiat.
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q Tbs TWENTY ARTISTS that TYLER Co. en-.
ploy not mere pretenders In their business but
are regular educated gentlemen calculated to excel
in the fine arts and scientific results. The ease and
poetry of position, the lifelike expression of the
features and eyes of the portraits taken at 1888 Main
street. Is not the effect of bungng mechanical do.
ings, but of true artists skill, seldom met with
BossuE, the principal Artist OF this famous e,ts
blishment, has been the pioneer in Photo,ranbv in
Europe the last ten years
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" special N0tice.--Acc0uuts due me n
the let January last unless settled forthwith wi
be placed in other hands for collection, longer in
diligence cannot be given.
ap lI-2w ALFRED MOSES
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AmUy.NrRNrs.


4 II h A T. Is E.
TUESDAY. April 14sh, 1887.
SECOND NIGHT OF
MR.. AND MRS w. J. FLORENCE.
When will b. performed the Drama Of
IRISH ASSURANCE AND YANKEE MODESTY
Observation-Disclosures. r,orenee
haEcy..........-. -. = =. :. :.
Amer which, the
YOUNG ACTRESS.
Ma. Observation-Disclosures Mrs Florence,
lin which shs will personste 5charscters)
70 conclude with the Fares Of
PADDY MILES BOY.
Paddy ...........Mr Florence
I KCT U RES.
PRor L sILLIMAN IVES. LII. D.,
Late Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal Church in
North CaroliHs} will deliver
TWO LECTURES,
ON
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
BEFORE THE
"YOUNG CATHOLIC FRIENDS SOCIETY"
(Of the city Of Richmond)
AT METROPOLITAN HALL.
SUSPECT for Thur.dsy night: "Catholicity In its
Relation to Society"
sUBJgcr for Friday night: SOURCES Of Protestant
Preju,ices asainst Catholicity"
- TICKETS leach Lecture) Is cents, which can
be had from the Committee Of Arra1geulents at the
principal Bookstores and at the door On the evening
of the Lecture
n Lecture to commence at O'Clock.
13-5t
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Sound Dues Treaty Agreed tO..-A Rumor
Corrected

WASHINGTON April 13-The Administration
assented to the Danish Sound Dues treaty, Satur-
day.
The rumored appointment of Abraham Reniker,
of North Carolina, to the Gcvernership of New
Mexico, is incorrect.
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ARMY MoyEMESTs.-Generai Harvey has been
ordered from Florida to the command of Fort
Leavenswortb, Ksnsas. Several Companies Of
tioa W sno SANS sts'
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q To Merchants, Mechanics and OF hers
A. It 10 now about the time when Merchants and
otnes are wishing to have CIRCULARS, CARDS,
BILL HEADS. BILLS OF LApING, POSTERS,
&c. printed, We respectfully call their attention to
our extensive Job Office, which il supplied with al.
most every variety Of type, embracing oil the latest
styles.
Our assortment of CARDS, large and small, Busi.
ness and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be OF
celled.
Wedding. Party and Ball TICKETS. and Vihtins
and At Home CARDS. printed in the nestest posi-.
BILE style.
All work executed at short notice and at the low.
est CASH PRICES. A call from those desiring snv
description Of Printing, b respectfully ssked At thu
"DlSPAfcH JOB OFFICE" corner of Main sna
18th streets, where can bs seen some OF the fnsst
specimens Of printing executed In this coun
- JN0. D. HAAMERoLEY d co.
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~ DR.. Co0ns, late of 81 Louis, Mo !.
Office and residence on Sd street, west side betwee
Marshal and Clay streets NH i8-d6m
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ssssrEcroR-Co James A. Hammer, has resign.
90 nls place Of inspecsor Of tobacco ct Marin I
wsfsponse fe Lynehburg, Virginia. and John @
~ Fp Vemppsh, has been appointed Ia hIs
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


s.IrrMonE, April r.. Clssred schr fortis, Aaron
Richmond.
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sAM'L D. NcDEsRMON,
EDWIN H. CHAMB ERLAYNT,

NV former associate, ROBT A. MAYO, ESQ,
having resigned, snd Mr.. E. 81. CHAMBERLAYNE
having heen appointed by the Governor as bis sue
cesser, take great pleasure in recommending him
to ths public as a gentleman we'll qualified to dis.
charge the duties of the office. return my sincere
thanks the planters of Virginia and North Carolina
for the liberia! patronage bestowed til, old concern
and solicit continuance Of the same fer the new,
assuring them that effort will be lacking to pro-
mote their interests
II g. ID MCDE&RMON
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april Weather-The Crops-Libera1 Donation, &c.
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DABY SUNIFEfsS, BABY JUHlPEKS-
ID ~ have received another supply of Baby Jump
eus. The superiority of these Jumpers over anything
of the kind ever invented, established fact 1t
10 apostolic not TO be impressed with the value OF
such an invention which promotes hes thy growth
and the early of the limbs delights the little &C.
eurant, whose good temper it accordingly fosters
Besides they are perfectly safe. Call and examine
them To be had only of US. With general assors-
mont of chidrens' Chairs Carrisges Toys Bsthins
Tubs. &c. Housekeeping Goods, of every kind.
an LIST THOS. l.. ANGUS. 4 co
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r. B. TYLER,
J. 9 ATLEE Committee
ap g. -dtd JNO. EETrLES,
ELLYSON & TRAYLOR,
r. lash Ann RTiNn MaKEpa

rOkNf GROUND On CGIMuISSlON...
- Thu Subscriber having leased the BELVIDERE
CORN MILLS, which now in complete ordsr
is prepared to make $50 bushels of the best FAM
LY MEAL per day.
Persons living in, and near the city, having CORN
TO GRIND will find 1t to their il tsress to rive him
call s. HARTMAN,
Corner of 9th, on Arch street.
Opposite the franklin Paper Mill.
NH 08-d1u,$
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Mrs SWORDS mas one or
ID two very pleasant rooms suitable for a family,
which she would like to have occupied and can also
accommodate several gentlemen as DAY BOARD
Frs. Terms moderate. Enquire at No. 229 Main
st., formerly Augusta House, next door to Dr. Ed
munds.
FOR RENT-The lower part of the house, -
being a very desirable location for store, and III
will be rented low. Enquire az above. A
an ISIS ------HH
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| Nav GDODs, NEW GOODS, FROM
| Y AUCTION.-I will receive an additional sup-
| ply of New Spring Goods per ats amer jamestown,
purchased las: week, at the New York auctions to
which invite the attention of my frier d. and the
public generally. ALFRED MOSES,
apl4 e3 Main street
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IN n DEIMUNSTRATED -MA.
IL DANE MOLTEN respectfully informs the La.
dies and Gentlemen of Richmond and vicinity that
she will give information in all the aaA relating to
life such az Health, Wealth Love, Marriage Jour.
neys Law Suits, Difficulties in Business, Absent
Friends Sickness and Death aud in respect to all
her subj both pass. present and future aud all
concerns Of life. Terms-For Ladies Is cents. Gen.
tlemen 50 cents, each. Apply at No. II, (which IL
over the door, Tay ors alley, between Nth and 18th
and Main ana Gary streets, Richmond, Va
M
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1anrrA STRAY OR STOLEN
o2HH From my residence, on Marshall street
near the corporation line, on the 9Th
unEEhApril, dark rod, brindle COW
Her ears are both cropped. A reward of Five Dol.
lars will be paid, by returning her to me.
ap 4-Stf A. II. HOUCHENS.
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Twill continue the Commission Business at the old
stand corner Cary and 18th street, opposite shockoe
Warehouse.
Itake this opportunity again to return my sincere
thanks to nv numerous friends in Albemare and
elsewhere, for their liberal patronage since have
been in business and hope by strict attention to
their interests to merit recsive continuance of
the same. VIM. A. BROWN
Richmond, April IS, 1857. ap l4--dcs
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nIS-OLUTIDN... firm of BROWN
- l. HARRIS 10 this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent William H. Brown il alone authorized to wind
up the business of the firm.
VIM. A. BROWN,
B. F. HARRIS
Richmond, April IS, 1857
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rENHE UNITED STATES HOTKI, i. nd
L mitted, By all. to be one of the most pleasant
and convenient Hotels In the city Some Of ths
best rooms are kept for the special accommodstiop
OF sransi.n mt visitors, where they will find rood Old
Virginia Fare at the moderate price Of 81 Is psr
day. Also, some superb rooms and pairs of room,
for families, with Board at moderate prices By tue
week or month.
Also. several fine rooms for rent without Board
ap lS-3tawts JOHN A. JETER Propretor
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n FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
&V will give the above reward, for tho appre.
ind ID sty of 9y ARD
- without the State Of Virginia, or 1926, if
taken in the State and all necessary expenses paid
Edward 10 bright mulatto, about 81 or % ye ars
Of age, feet, or 10 inches high stout with thick,
full head of hair and rather pleasant expression.
Address SAML 8. DUVAL,
Powell's Tavern, Goochland co Va,
or r. B. TYLER
an I4-dIm Ricbmond Va