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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

kS-ARricultural and Mechanics Fair Assoc
CITATION MEE1ING-Ths members Of this Association and all
ohe In the this enterprise especiay
requested attend Adjourned Meeting on THURSDAY,
speca business will be laid before the Association to
Tie election Of for the first year. also adopt bylaws
myi4 It T. s. MADDOX, Secretary.
na- Freight to Mobile Reduced. by New Or
leans and Mobile Daiy U. Mail Lincoln and after Monday
18th inst following Of freight will be charged to MO
bile by this Line, viz:
Hhds. Sugar 81 Isl bls. Moasses 80 30
Casks Bacon 25 Bagging, per pece..... 20
Bbls. Whisky and Liquor sol Rope, per coil rs
Bbls. Pork Beef etc.. sol Corn per sack ID
I,bls Flour etc. 25 Mensuremt Goods per n.
Other goods in proportion per tariff of freight to be OBJ
tanned ut the office Of the Agents in New Orleans and Mobile
myl1 r. GEDDES, Agent
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brand d ADAMS, SUCCESSORS TO LAYTON &
~ Cui No 81 Magazine street opposite the Arcade Import
and Dealer. Domestic and Foeis HARDWA ARE, SILL
ANDLERY, etc, have in store and for sale avora
HE complete suitable for the country
Planters, Carpenters, Blscksmitls and others.
BRAND 1t ADAMS,
al ly&W No. 81 Magazine rect opposite the Arcade.
NOTICE To CARPENTERS AND SOLDIERS
Patent Sawed Notwithstanding both rough and dressed
ro the very best heart iber for sale S4 for rough,
SUD Sfi Il Cor dressed, in lots to suit purchasers.
lumber sawed &c order
ielS en- STAR planning Mills, New Basin.
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NEW YORK.

(EEar'ins carefully the ansrmfionsr annsrsd)
1901 From New York; by Jersey City, N. j., Passaic,
Paterson, Ramsey's, ~ j., Ramapo Works, N.
Y, Sloatsburg, Monroe Works, Greenwood
Works, Turner's, Monroe, Oxford Depot, Chester,
Goshen, New Hampton, Middletown, Howell's
Depot, Mount Hore, otisville, Port Jervis Mon
Lackawaxen, Masthope, Pa, Nurrowsburg, N.
r., Cochecton, Calhkoon Depot, Fremont, Long
EDDY, Equinunk, Pa, Lordville, Stockport Station,
N. Y, Hancock, Hale's Eddy, Deposit, Gulf
Summit, Lanssboro', Pa, Susquehaunah Depot,
Great Bend, LodenviIls, Kirkwood, N. Y, Conk-
I'm, Binghamton, Hooper, Union, Campville,
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Leave Pitisheld Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
st0am;
Arrive at Willamstown by 3pmi
Leave Williamstown Tuesday, Thursday, and BAR
urday at a ny
Arrive at Ptushsld by p m.
Te2 From North Adams, by Biaekinton, Wlllamstown,
Pownal and Pownal Centre, to Bennington, VI,
10 miles and back, SIX times week
Leave North Adams daily, except Sunday, at P ms
Arrive at Benningtoa by p mi
Leave Bennington daily, except Sunday, at 10 m;
Arrive at North AdamA by p m;
73S From North Adams TO Wlliamstown, miles and
back, six times week
Leave North Adams daily, except Sunday, at u
PM
Arrive at WIlamstown by a pm,
Leave Williamstown daily exscpt Sunday, al 81
sm
Arrive at North Adams by u am.
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CONNECTICUT.

CONNECIICUl.
(Bramins carefully As nstruesions9 dnacred)
Dol From Hartford, by Wsthersheld, Rocky Hill,
Cromwell Middletown, Mddleheld, Durham,
Durham Centre, Northford, and Fair Haven, 10
New Haven, "A miles and back, ak times week.
leave Hartford daily, except Sunday, at ii m in
summer, aud 81 m in winter;
Arrive at New Haven by 81 m in summer, and at
64 pm in winter:
Leave New Haven daily, except Sunday, at IL m in
GUNNER, and at III m in winter;
Arrive at Hartford by m in summer, and p m
in winter
902 From Hartford, by Hockanum, Curiisye, Glasten-
bury, and South Glastonbury, to Portland, 16
miles and back, six times awcek.
Leave Hartford daily, except Sunday, at J D m;
Arrive at Posland by p m;
Leave Portland daily, except Sunday, at am;
Arrive at Hartford by l09 am.
90S From Hartford, by East Hartford, East Windsor
Hin, South Windsor, East Windsor, Broad Brook,
Souco, and Somcrville, to somers, 20 miles and
back, three times week
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-03
A PLEAsANT
lD ENG desirious 10 establish Il pleasant rotIeat
both Richmond and Peter sburY, We have purc

Elm desirious to establish Il pleasant roIeat, from
I'D both Richmond and Peter sburg, We have purchased
a large tract Of laud on the Richmond and Petersburg
rail road, twelve miles from Richmond and nine frcm Pc
%ters5urg, being at the Junction Of the Clover Hill road
The rail road runs one mile through the centre Of the land.
and il is beautifully located for building cottages and
summer retreats. 1t has six good springs on the tract
ia a healthy location. Persons doing business In the city
can reach home in 4 half hours ride. We are abou, 10.
eating u spacious Hotel. 1t has superior advantages
for the location Of a male and female school, the
neighborhood being as good as any in the State.
Many planters, who own plantations on James
river. are located in the Immediate vicinity. By
being here you avoid city taxes. and have a supply of the
| best coal at your doors. The place Is laid out In lots, and
persons who buy + lot and improve It, the rail road com.
pany will gran, = free pass from the place either to Rich.
mond or Petersburg for ten years from January ], 1857.
Persons wanting from 10 80 acres, can be- accommodated
on favorable terms. Any information desired can be oh.
tnined by addressing either Joseph II. smeed, Ashland,
Hanover county; or Cha. ~Stebbins, No. iQl, Broad street,
Richmond. Mr.. Z. K. West, who resides at the place,
CHEsrER, will take pleasure in g~!ving'uny information that
msy be desired. As yet there Is 60 post office at Chester.
March q-dLc6m
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co,.vTRY MERCHASTs-HOW TC
L. nurchasinq sunnlIas coun

co,.x1HY MERCHASTs.-HOw TO
oSEY.-la purchasing supplies conn'
49, .snpld always select the best as well a.
u .'e'esHI 80 for. in doing So, they not only realize
Eos: 'aes1 80. from their ou;lays, but confer lasting on
hsa.... rarir patrons Esery neigneornooa . -
nis-'.- syspep,ics a. well as en'eebied ana aeollltate9
p.1's ~, me merchant; ;naI can offer them d sure anu
- ,eesi. should never ;a!I IN oo:hs asi.c,;ans
BE-! syrrv good c.tizsn 10 alleviate inc aniI' e
Idi! ~ sni'' AZ far as he can, 10 dir'use neaitn ana
1s'7-a- ". are yrsvihci 10 know that u remedy lot
|hs'pae,. d,.es..-s never falling remedy-hss ~
tase Uncovered, aud that there are thouean1s CT
liens- = .b. SAFE who have been cured eyh. LOIS
|penll' 80 = n,ne orhe, ,naa BAKERS BlTTERS, pure
msNa .. II. compound, prepared upon ~scientihc pEmei'
n - - ,sa medicinal herbs Of nature, and rendered W
~. ,..S.,,l ina, any child will take It. we nave seeu
49, i,- .rue and fever, chol,c, diMrn9a, sosf eto'
- h., e. appetite, Sil.ousness ano 'naigesuoh,
- sox. rsrelv ever known IL TO tail IN enecuaS .
c = cure IA a shor, time. Nearly every APo,he-
l~ :. -. S,.:a /, now ceiling these BIrrERs, aud they
.r. eop.sa.!y performing wonderful cures out 10 otue'
1900 mel, usefulness, we desire - see them exten'
.iv,;r Introduced In all country stores, so TINT every oooS
nav spoy .nsi. healing qualities The Proprietor Is pre-
$50 70 :.i this medicine TO merchants on sucn moos'a'o
80. ,h,, they can risk nothing in purchasing aye" E,os'
co. ,e:s,i; and We know est WHEREVER Il 10 once iuto
Snsed. II. popularity will Increase, ana !s usefalnc.s ~,
sors general. These Rr-ERs are enare!y Iee I'LL
ii ,o;souous minerals, and are Put up Wiz sueu ,he
|,s,: ,hsy will keep well 10 any climate. Iae! ~ -
nd, effective tonic ever used, and VIII prove u stsa.e
s,nst, 10 delicate females aud WEAKLY ihtsn's - "y
,s;s, :hat can be given them. Every tsn'iiS snou'u Hy
!. -. bo,:Iss, in ordo. to understand snd appreciate sne'r
V.-.es. ~ n-,.I.,, :, ,b,. civ and
,,,.,-hou. the State, Particular attention paid 70 aii
o.de.s addressed 10 Z bahhh' i.'cunono ~
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NisfElJAssArs.

JS.AACS q TAYLOR

GsAaCa Il TAYLOR.
EXCHANGE AND BANNING. OFE;CE
OPPOSITE rrE BAsss, MAiS STREET. R,ciIunxr v.
texllE undersigned haze associated thc,u.cIy., ,nr ,hr
Il purpose oi conducting r General Exclisngc smI
Banking Dusinco-, under the style aud firm OF iSAACS 4
I AYLOR.
They will negotiate Loans, Commercial Pupcr Ststcs
City, Railroad und other securities, on cum,nissinp ,ur.
rlnsc uncurrent Bank Notes, Drafts. Checks. COR, sc
receive D"posi.cs IN current or uncurrcut mun.y and NAV
Checks uu SANE ia like currency; collect OH Nil Icc.r,i,I,,
points, and attend 10 nl transactions Incident 10 . (r, cr,l
Banking Business, with l!omp,nr-- aud fidelity.
JOS. ~DKUMMELL,
WIN. r.. ISAAC.
WIN. +. TAYLOR.
Refer to til. Presidents aud Cashmere Of the several
Banks aud Merchants generally, gI Richmond.
D. sprisg. Esq Caalie! McirliaIIt.' Bank, p. Gibson,
Esq, Cashier Bank OF Baltimore, Messrs. Rice, Chase s.
Co., b. F. Voss, EGG, baltimore.
EN- Lewis, Esu., Cashier Fnrrn.rs E. Mechanics Rank
J. Hockey, Egg, Cashier Bank OF North America, Messr..
Willing, Coffin s. Co Messrs. MHrtieu & Co philadelphia.
}. Punnett, Esq, Cashier hank of North America. Il. II.
Lowry, Esq Cashier Bank of Republic. F.. II arthur,
Esq Cashier Union Bank. Messrs. Wheeler & Lacey
NsD York.
Il. C. Flanagan. Esq., Cashier Monticello Bank, Char.
iottesriile, ia.
d.. lIartsook Esq, Cashier Bank OF Howarduviile,
HorardsriHt. Ia
X W Lawson, Esq. LaU.onsriut, North Carolina.
March l6-3m
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MERtHtNplsE,
EDMOND, DAyENpoRTa,c o

DAVENPORT CO..
AVE for salo IN store, head OF the Dock:
~ s,1oo osss lilo Coffee direct per Bark Clara Haxal
Loo bags prime Java Coffee
200 ea.ks hibbert's Porter, pints aud quarts
lnNW scks Liverpool Fine Salt
100 bags No l Peruvian tiuano, the very bc.,
iWO bags DE Burg super Phosphate OF Lime
ported
~ hslt pipes London Dock Dark Brandy
~ halt pipes Goddard ale do.
ln baskets Renauld and Francois neid.ick Cham
payne Wine
~ nerces Muirs jug Ale, the bes, Ale Imported
bids. prime Sides and Shoulders, on eonriSii'
ment
Bourbon and other kinds Of Old Whisk.y
MADEIRA and Sherry Wines
Solar, Sperm and Linseed oil-the two former diro't
from New Bedford, April
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SWAMI & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
Aprn1 ,,.......n non

~ TICKETS ONLY TEN DOLLARS. x!
n WING to tho great favor with which our Single Mum;
~ Der Lotteries have been received by the public, ana
the large demand for Tickets, the Managers, 5. swAs2
Co., will have a drawing each Saturday throughout the
year. The following scheme will be drawn in each OF
their Lotteries for April, 1857:
CLASS 20,
To Be drawn In the City Of Atlanta Georgia. 10 public, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 9TH, 1851.
CLASS 81,
To be drawn In the City OF Atlanta, Georgia, In public, on
SATURDAY, APRIL llth. 1857
CLASS 80.
To ba drawn IL the City of Atlanta, Georgia, In public, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 18th, lo2I.
CLASS 80,
To be drawn In tho City of Atlsntn, Georgia, In public, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 25th, 1887.
On the plan of single numbers.
Three Thousand Two Hundred s. Ninety Prizes.
More than One Prize to every Ten Tickets.
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GALVESTON CITY COMPANY.

Ia general meeting OF this Company; uOIueT Ut
"A their Office in the city o: Galveston. on the .1th pe'
cember, A. D., 1856. il was
RESOLVED, That holders Of the forty outstanding
shares OF Galveston City Stock. Issued by Lew Jones;
Thomas Green. and WIN. r. johnson as Trustees, and
commonly known as Trustee Stock, shall not be entitled
to draw dividends thereon, or to vote either In person or
by proxies, in the meetings, OF the stockholders, unai
taken out renewed certificates In compliance with the
by law on that subject.
Aud ordered. that the said resolution De puohshed In
New York Journal of Commerce. for the information of
An persons interested therein. BY order of the Board Of
Directors. ~. SoLE, agent ". T..
Office Galveston City Company, March 7lh, 1857.
anril Aim
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wv VI. HARRISON & CO., have io- ss!e
. ssYerac, Goinrd md Hcpnesscy Brandy
yeno de Pasta and Amontiiisdo Sherry Wine
Harri.on's Cabinet, Mumont and Vineyard Champagne
of our own importation
Green and Black Toss Of the finest quality
English and American Cheese
Sweet Oil, English Mustard, Beef Tongues, Sardines,
John Bull, Wooster Harveys and Reading Sauces,
Walnut and Mushroom Cst,up
Scotch aud All,op's Ale
English Porter, Whiskeys Of all grades
Eneli.h and Virginia Pickles, English Goes and choeo'
lsic
Sperm. Patent Sperm md hdnnAntise Candida
The above compose part Of our STOCK all OF which we
can recommend. ~. NJ. HARRISON i Gu.
March ~
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BREEDEN. FOX d CO

BKEEUEN. FOX DC CO.
ENTILL open this morning, Per Jamestown, a large lot
of the following goods, purchased 1t auction IN
New York on Friday lest, cay
silk Flounced NODES
Grenadiae Flounced Robes
Beragc flounced Robes
BaJadere Dress Silks, in gree, variety
Beautiful 10: OF Printed Berages
New style MsntiiiHs
With a full stock OF Plantation and Housek eeping
Goods, all Of which will DE- found cheap, and we respect.
fully ask OF our city and country friends I'D examination
OF our stock, Tuesday morning.
BREEDEE, FOX & CO.,
March. 81 AIT Broad ct.
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] Y authority of tie will of the ,s:e Saml 7. Brow.
lp ] viii, on the 18th day Of su.;I
ls57, a, II O'Clock, NJ. il fair. and If uo;, on III. neg ~:
dey-except Sunday and Mu~nday-selI at public auc,.ya.
IN the premises, the very valuable tract C: aud on wilt.
the said 8. I. Brown resided, ia The County o.. Rrtt!I
Turnpike, about u miles from LynchLurv, ard iOu. >.
from the Forest Depot, on the Virginia ard Ten, e..eo
Rail Rond, and confirms, BY survey. TO ACRES. Ur.!Is'y
fertile, and Of excellent quality, II hiss. for len or ,weiye
years, been improving under 4 Judi~iGus sys,en o.. In.
provement, and 10 now in unusually III condition; pro.
sen;ing q surface uninpsired, ard nc worn. except 4 ,e~
Scros, which may soon be restored. The tract or its Il.
tire Southern border Is bounded by Otter River, VIZ
low grounds. producing heavy crops of tobacco. The
uplands lie we'll, with a good exposure. I.;, es,.ir .te..
thst one'half the tract 10 cleared. The other Lsit q r-a.
orally heavily timbered-hu, "a srow,a indicsriu. III Ter.
Utility OF the soil, and contains u large 5uiy Of ;Es very
best tobacco land In the county. BESIDES ice 1--WE, on
the border, the tract IS intersec,ed by two other .;rc.!...
~aaordine meadow lsnd, and contains at presenr, q -cry
good meadow.
The improvements consist OF y handsome brick dwell.
Ing house. with cut houses, including n c..riage house,
Ice house, Office. &c.
Tie :raci 10 III an excellent neigbborhoot. md :. "a ouid
be difficult Ia had In THE pay, ci ne stn;e q better gag:
for the cultivation % tobacco -. grain.
Mr.. Alexander ir::ue, Nr. ~1tlshnan Cobbs, or Ne; -.
w. a;.GrcHs-in tic IeisatorrOod-u. will chow tie '-"t
to those VINO n,sy wish TO soc II. 1norr is Gu Il a srowl..
crop Of wheat. though 10: . large oue-ard some rr. -.
ration will he mnd. Tor other crops.
The tract will pe sold rnr;r-. or in two parcels, asa q. .
seem best on the day Of sale, when The TERMS NJ. 10
made known, snc possession will then he given.
At the same time sad place. wiI, be coli :hc ;lsve. crt
other personal property Of the said :. 7. Brown.
ROBT. J. DAVIS. adm,ni=:ra,cr.
With the will annexed OF :. 7. Blows, dccca.n,.
April 3-dGc4awtds
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by f. b. COOK < co, AECT$.
BY GODDIN & APPERS0Y- .77,;,;.-
TRUSTEES SALE OF THIRFY.Twn .rpr-
OF LAND IN LOWER END OF HANuYEH -

CHICKAHOMlNY SWAMI.
4 Strustce in a deed OF trust from Alex A Wri,.. .,.
County Court, I shn!' eel! at pubic suction. ~ Bs,er-,
Court House, on TUESDAY, the 2s,h day Of ap,,. ..3T
losing Court day. at ii O'Clock. A. NJ, The arg: OF '.:.
conveyed BY said deed, containing 3. scree my:" Q, Lea.
lyins' and being In 'he county sior-sriJ. gu Chickshoir,,
ny swamp, adjoining the land. u josiah +. Witt sr1
The title Is believed to be good. ~, IN. -u,se u ii con.
Ycy Tsith the usual special war an:y.
The deed requires cash, but it Ia probable lbs, sa NJ.
rauRernent Will 90 clade to live liberia! credi, on q bar, 81
the purchase money. W., GODDIS. Use
March 26-ctds
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rsImK,ELF A OTHERS SEE

STAND and let the operator, Mr..
OIL ,ranr,,ype and we guarantee that you
E.NSNN i.stE "ia yoar-cii. His charges are moderate.
/. len, aa"'s, "i.c., li5, Main ST., sign OF the Big
1 ?a ;,.'sS;, .' xncss a large number OF specimens are
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iMUSEMENTS.

THEATRE.
BENEFIT OF MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL.
VNR!s IRiDAY! evening, April Ord, 1857, when Will
Il Dc Presented tho Drama OF the
FRENCH SPY.
S'shilde Miss NJ. Mitchell.
aier which tho new Farce OF
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA.
u vaiet aIs M!.xheIl sni
Mr.. B~oniiece will appear.
To conclude with the
FOUR SISTERS.
CEo.se. Mjss Mitchal
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Richmond, January 18th, 1857. C. NJ. BOsHER

The subscriber takes this opportunity Of returning his
sincere thanks to his old friends aud customers for their
liberal patronage, and hopes the same may be extended to
the new concern. He would also remind those indebted
TO a!n that II 10 desirable 70 have old matters closed up,
and hopes they will come forward and settle up; all having
claims agslnst me are requested to present them for SET.
tle'1ent. J. J. WILSON.
Ian l6-d&c3m.
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VALUABLE REAL STATE FOR SALE PKI.
NrEt

TIME subsc .!5e:, preparatory TO & removal to hs farm
in Nelson county, offers for iale the following Real
Estate, in Richmond, aud It's vicinity:
A handsome three story Brick tenement on Main erect.
between end and 3rd streets. now orcupird hy G. r
Peske, ESQ.
A Brick Dwelling On Clay street, near the Corporation
! line, opposite the residence Of Peter ID. Glenn. Esq.
Several Building lots adjoining the ABOVE.
A vacant 10, on 9Th street, between Marshall and Leigh
streets, opposite the residence of DIR. Wayt.
Eighty hve acre. of land adjoining Woodlawn.i in rear,
on which are many beautiful building lots, with hand
some groves.
One hundred and thirty three acres of land. all in
wood, on the Williamsburg road, about four miles from
| Richmond.
Ninety acres. sil In wood. Oh the Darbyto~n road,
about 4 miles below Richmond.
The above property will be sold on reasonable credits.
For further information, apply TO Goddin & Apperson, or
to RlCHD HILL, IA.
March eff
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HHafElYHisE,
ARR fsT, 1897.

THOMAS Y. PRICE - %,
a RE hddias 10y every arrival 10 their commanding
n stock oi :.I.ifLE AND FAECY DRY GOODS, to
which they invite tho attention q: their friends and the
housekeeping Hriic!r-, such ~ linen aud cotton Sherting,
Table Dsnin,k., Napkins, Irish Linens. ilurkubucks, Tow.
cllinrs, Bed Quilts. Pillow Linens, Dinprrs, &c. &c.-
Their stock i. Mt |l times complete.
la their "i;AZaAR' or showroom, up r,Hirs, will br
found HI cudiess variety Of the newest stylc MhntilIas,
from the lowest price 10 The tGcst imported. Also, Stella
SlIAwIs, Grape $h,wls, Lace Prints. iieruuni shawls and
Srarts, Muslin AMI Lace Curtains, CURTIN Dnmasks, Bro.
cn,rllrs. Cornic", Trsscls, Loops. Bands, SC.
They are now receiving and will continue to yet every
week throughout the season:
Elegant silk Robes
Rich Hnyader- and Ctenc silas
Striped aud Plsid Fancy Si!ks
Chintz figured Bersse Robes
Plain colored do dn
Chene P"plaAett do
Ducal Poplain do
Riih orgsndie do
DO do Muslins
Elegant Jnconet Robes
French Lawns, plain AID figured, in great variety
Black Thread Lnce Wells
Point applique Sets
DO do Coiinr and Sleeves
french Worked Muslin Colls!s aud Sice"es
Illusion Cnpe.. Muslin Caps
Muslin Collars, Muslin Robes, SC.
SILK, Cotton and Thread Hosiery
Bombszines, Black Tamitan
Grape Sets, Grape Collars
Iaces, Valens and Brussels, Dress Trimmings
nriVefs, Embroidered Hdkfs., Gents Good.
SfaVats. shlrti, Socks, Gloves, &c, &c.
THOS. X. PRICE & co.
country merchants will find in their wholesale rsoms n
hhe STOCK oil rare and Desirable goods, <: ~ low rGtes as
thsy can DO sold tor by tho largest houses in the country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-03
COMMISSION BUSINESS.

TNHE uddersigned. having determined to locate per.
mately In Richmond for tho purpose of selling
ton, on Commission, take this method Of informing their
friends and tho public generally Of their intention They
can be found, At all times, at Bacon Quarter Branch, gu
and after the 18th inst. To those who see proper to send
stock tc them for sale. they premise to use their bea e.
forts TO secure the highe.t prices tho market affords, and
will endesror to give satisfaction generally.
GEO w HRlWEnRn
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..pEKuIN,> WORCESTERSHIRE

SLntTr : -rnc UNIVERSAL laNor WIN WHICH tnis
IL SA.e ,.iyrl.; aly attest: it's superiority over
3; s s:::: -, :::.. 5 Enc: il ! ,"' sss:: :sa: :"' s'' e: ' ss::s
So by Ness extended to every city Of the Uni.
|s::s. :as is'isa" nd ,n,psr,s the mos, delicious flavor to
-. 4: give: le'' '% E.nr. &c. Its tonic and invigorating
seq? F''a' Aea a,' ~ digestion. are confirmed by med.
,.,tsraes. IN Y'u"T nj America. To avoid the numerous
n, aaeu N EI!'Y.","L.ea s. Perrin's Worcestershire
: .p:e.:e::', :as -, ssch bottle, and the name Lea &
sssee" s's o."~~si on the patent metallic capsule, or
Ys:aas. Is .a, lns p.a,ed on the labels and wrappers.
s'.' ,sPP PC cases. 10 dozen half pin.s. $ dozen pint, , 2
de:.a 5ss''s he Crocers and Druggists.
Sole Aseo'''e''-0 JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
,r io5 Broadway, New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-03
CO-PARTNERsuiI

TNHE subscribers have formed d Colpartncrship from
Is, january lso7, under the firm and style OF VIII
son & BOSHER, for tho purpose of conducting d Gro
Gerry and Communication business. They have taken the OLE
stand recently occupied by j.. J. Wilson, No. eel, cornr,
Main and 9th sueets, and hope by strict attention to busi
nrsa to merit a share Ut public patronage. The pcrsonn
attention. OF both partncrs will be given to the sale o
Country Produce consigned 10 them.
J.. WILSON,
Richmond. Ianuary 18th. lhaI q AZ RnsuER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-03
$3.50 prizes, amounting to

1890 prizes, amounting TO SHos'U"
Whole Tickets g. -Quarters ~ 50.
PLAN OF Il LOTTERY.
The numbers irun to 10000, corresponding with those
numbers on the tickets printed on separate alp: Of paper,
are cacircled with small tin tubes and placed in one
wheel. The first 2ls prizes. similarly printed aac sncir'
cled, are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, and c number is drawn
from tine wheel Of numbers. and at tho same time = pnfe
ia drawn from the other wheel. The number and prize
drawn out are opened and exhibited to :he audience. aud
registered by the Commissioners; tine prize bcing pinced
against tho humber drawn. This operation Is repeated
until all the prizes are drawn out
APPROPRIATION PRIzEs.-The two preceding and the
two succeeding numbers TO those drawing the hrst IL
prizes will be entitled 70 the II Approximation Prizes, &c
cording to the scheme.
Tue 5000 prizes Of 800 will be determined blythe last Sg
ure ofthe number that drawsthe So, goo prize. For exam
pie, 1t the number drawing the 5000 prize ends with
No. !, then all the Tickets where the number ends in
will be entitled TO $40. II the number ends with No. Q
then all the tickets where the numte. ends In 2 will BIO en-
dtled to $50, and 30 on to o.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the following
rates, which 10 the risk:
Certificate Of Package of 10 Whole Tickets o.
10 Half Il
10 Ouprer % n