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s9-PLA1N srArEaEnrs or FAors-

81 l. LAIN
DE- HAMPTON sow aged 81 years, speaks. Hear him:
Are you sck2 Beware of limitations! Ask tor
H3Itptons Vegetable TiEcture. The many cures
made by this pleasant aud safe remedy may induce
connterfeting.
medicine must have merit. and great merit, too,
stand the test Of public opinion No art Of putting
CAL galVani2e worthless article so to keep it up
q good medicine, if il be not really so.
good medicine will live, become popular and ex-
eHa Its saes year alter year in spite OF opposition.
The people readily find out its virtues, and the fame
CT them passes from mouth 10 mouth with more ra-
pi4ity thGp newspapers c&sl spread II. living wit
te5titying 10 the medicine has made for
him, is OF more service than any newspaper adyer.
tsing.
In proof Of what we say above we refer you to
Hsmpton's Vegetable TinCture and its effects.
Mr.. WM HIGH, No. lg5 So&th Pacs street, Balti.
nore, cured of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
Mn EDWIN NJ. spRANKIIN, No. 81 Register street,
Baltimore, most dreadful Of ScrOfula of years.
stsn3ng lost number OF pieces Of bone. restored to
health.
Miss Many sCorELD Teacher, No. $50 Baltimore
streether case after years of suffering, has aston
shed her friends. Let the afflicted call to her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE &C.
sir. VIM. Oldham, OF Baltimore Custom-H House, suf-
ered from these complaints for Is months, with body
and mind severely affected. He wac cured by Hamp-
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &C.
Mr. Henry c. Winn bad aeough for years great
weakness &C. had in all Ave or six physicians; tried
ail' hg gssFsS but E Sas @ Tgrs4 SE only yrSyrr sSy
@s-Delicate Ladies and Children will please give
Eci1 HUhSELJy lsStD CO.D Dy
Or COOK E. Fredericksburg; by all the Druggists in
Petersburg ~ MORTIMER M9WBRAY, Balti
more and y Druggists and Shopkeepers everywhere.
a8-SI per bottle: six bottles for So. -d&o
E&- HARTsH0RNE's HEALTH REsToR-
ER Or SARsAPARTILA COBDIAL.-1he LitetQf the FfeSi
is IN the BiOat-PREPARED by A CHKMIsT.-The best
kcstorer OF Health, and the best Blood Purifying
Compound in the World! Ii does net contain ID par
tcle of Mercury. The above preparation is suited
to the impaired ami weakened condition of the hu
man race it inyiSorates the whole constitutions; re-
all pimpleS and cruptons from the skin; gives
bloom and freshness to the complexion and is PAT Ii
calarly adapted 10 the weakening complaints Of the
SEX.
IL is perfect cordial in taste. and acts like
charm upon the feelings, spirits, and energies of the
seak and debitated from any cause.
Quart bottles 81; small bottles 81 cents.
Sold byfall Druggists i'll Richmond Norfolk and
Portsmouth. NH 3I--d&cw3m
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t6T CLKRKsHiP or Tn. CIRCUIf COURr
OF HESRico.-At the request Of many Of my fiends
l announce myself a Candidate for the oface sf
NH S--dtdef JUHNStJN AH69
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DAMAGES FOR DEAD MISUNDERSTANDING morn
ing in N y, IA jury in the Common Pleas awarded a
widow woman. named Warner, $500 damages
against Mr. Wolf for causing the death Of her
late husband Wolf had ordered his coaehman to
throw the snow from his house in 2Gth street
aud MIR. Warner, who was passing by, received
the falling shower his head killing him in
stanuy.
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nag am candidate for reelection to
the Office ofC0lMMIsSI0NERO of OF THE REVENUE
in the upper district, Chesterfield county. = -
ap l5-dScwtdes VIC FLOURNOY
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NEW SPRING GOODS, BY STEAM

~ FIR R0AN0KE.-GROsn0NG TUPMAN d
ca, are now receiving and opening great variety
Of cht ap and desirable goods, purchased on the
most favorable terms.
Their stock is full and well assorted. embracing
the NEW EST AND MOST FASHIONABLE styles
Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods for tue season =
The assortment for Men and Boys wear Is complete
aud will be soid cheap. Call at ~ Main street, one
door above Fourteenth,
an II UHOSUONd, IUPMAN CO.
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PROPER PuSrsHaEST.--In London recently a Bri-
tish Captain, found guilty of beating one of his
crew-a Portugaese-to death, was sentenced to
penal seryitueie for life = - =
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Ga. DIR. GIBSON has removed to Franklin
street, one door west OF 7th street. apG--i2w
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Troops Foa UTAH.-On Sunday last a detachment
of seventy troops with four commissioned officers
from Old Point Comfort, passed over the Baltimore
aud ohio Railroad for ST. Louis, from whence they
will be transported to Fort Leasenworth. The de-
tachment is forwarded by Major s. Taylor. Quar-
termaster OF the United States Army. The officers
are Major John r. Reynolds. first Lieutenant Nc
keyer, second Lieutenant Edwards, third Lieuten-
ant Waldrick. This detachment is reorganiza-
tion of the famous Captain Bragg's battery of fly
ing artillery, the gnns of that battery having pre-
ceded them to Fort Leayeuworth, wbare they will
be mounted. Their destination Is Utah.
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{. ]. uARYHR.

No. SHERIFPALTY or HEHRIoo.--I am
candidate for reelection to the Office of sHGRIFY
OF Henrico. - JNO. A. HJT(,H Ra0N
dc l9--dtde 's7V'
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feliowcitizens, respectfully announce m v.aIf =
candidate for the Office Of COMMISSIONER Oh TIN
REVENUE for Monroe Ward. and viii ple{l1e nv
self 70 discharge faithfully the duties Of ths -
elected. mhl6-lme JOHN r NTAd0'
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C0MMI9gI0NHR or TEN Ruvnnuu -
In compliance with the desire Of -Many Brisuds. -
rom o,mssPsStf.ly gressnt mx.ef e q eandidsss Or
Ihird District for Monroe wsr Of the city a Hich-
sn msaa. aeem n unnecessary 70 make fnrSher
paeuge man an assurance Of the faithful perfgrn-
sure OF my tellow citizens TO elect ne > IS -
ap l2-dtds .0HO ToupwINa
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rTIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING

T'IN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
L ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET
BETWE ZEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber is
fully prepared to do all kinds of work in the above
business with dispatch; and returns thanks to bis
numerous patrons for past fayors and solcits con.
tinuance of the same; Being master ofhis business
he can promise his customers that all work done by
city and fully cheap-a fact known ~ all persons
who know what good work is.
ROOFING GUTTERING, ac.-He Ii pre- pared TO
execute this description Of work in q very superior
manner both in town and country. e
TIN WARE:-Ai@ays on hand a large and general
assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail.
GAS FITTING.-He is likewise prepared to do all
Einds of las Fitting in the best manner. ll
PUMPS-He keeps always on hand large aud ex-
tensive stock of w ell and Garden Pumps.
fell CHARLES III. LANGLEY.
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srA- B ATIss BAHs, BATHS Hot,
Geld and Shower Baths c7n be had daily at all
hours. at the American Hair CGttiug. Shaving and
S"ampOoing Saloon. under the American Hotel
EuLTauCc ON tth street.
Single Baths - cents or tickets for 81 at,Il0
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1a AM A CANDIDATE Pon rHr Or
FIcE OF COMMISSIONER OF THE REyENua sor
Monroe Ward. - - - ~
NH I7-tde* JNO MIfRRAy
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SERIOUS RAILROAD ACClDEST-Ihrse Men Killed
On Friday night last serious railroad accident,
attended with loss of life, occurred the parkers
burg Branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
The accident occurred shortly after midnight, as
engine No. "a was proceeding from Parkersburg
10 Grafton with train of twelve freight cars load
ed with produce. The Baltimore Sun says
Just as the train approached bridge on the Mo
onghalia east of " est Union, the engine upon
IL horse. I lie engine was thrown from the track
aEd precipitated down the embankment 80 feet high
and submergedin in the water of The river Eight of
the twelve cars loaded with pork, bacon, whskey,
&c, followed. and piled one upon another in the
river. The most serious part ot the catastrophe ID
the sacrifice OF human lifs which attended it. The
epgineman, G. Hillsbrand, w. Citation, fireman. and
Henry Harvey, learning the grades as fireman, who
were all upon the engine or tender, went down with
the tran and sinking into the water, which is here
mole than 10 feet deep. Were either killed by the
fall droa ned in the stream. j. Holman. the
brakeman, who was also at his post went down with
the ventn car and was held last by pieces 0f the
head under water. The conductor finally dis
covered his situation and swan TO his relief. When
rescued he described his situation most terrific
So close his lips 10 the water that 0utcry
his part would have filled his mouth with water
aud sHltJcated him. With the exception Of a few
bruises ON one arm and about the loiBs he is unin
ured and now able TO walk about. Ills escape is
considered rnraclr. The conductor. whose station
upon the last car, is the only man that escaped
injury, or did not go dowa. The bodies have been
ali recovered. Hildebrand lived about two hours
after being taken from the water and the wrecks
but never spoke. He was only married last month
in Albany, New York State, where his wife resides
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kO HHDS. N. o. SUGAR. from fair tn

IN HHDS. N. o. SUGAR, from fair to
w choice quality; 2O0 packages Refined sugar;
100 bbls o olassess; 80 bbls Reboiled Cuba do
200 bbs No Halifax cut Herrings; $40 boxes Ada
mantine Candles; $50 bbls Rye Whiskey; $40 bags
ected stock of Groceries and Liquors. all of which
We now Offering ut small profits for cash. or to
punctual customers on the usual time
WINSTON IL POWERS
Grocers aud Commission Merchants
l-4w Corner of Pearl and Cary sts
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D@ i AM q candidate for the CLERK
SHIP Of Henrico County Court ~
NH 26-Ims JN0 p n HARRYa0N
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SsA- DR. JOHN B. WALTHALL, (Homeo-
psthst offers his professional vices 10 the citi
Z Of Richmond aud its vicinity. Office st his re-
siUence on Leigh street two doors from 9Th.
I-I2Ile
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SERIOUS DAMAGE BY LIGHrSIyG-The Hartford
Times says that a severe thunder storm occurred
in New Haven, Miifurd, and other neighborine
places along the southern line of Connecticut, on
Tuesday last. In Milford the lightning struck
Jonas G. Frenchs honse, occupied by Mr.. F.'s fami
ly and the family of Ralph Augur. Ii passed
down both chimnies, demoiishing one and nearly
destroying the other. There were four stoves iii
the house, every one of which was burst open and
broken to pieces. Mrs. Augur was sitting in front
Of one of the stoves at the time of the crash. A
part of the stove was driven through the window
to distance of five or six rods. Mrs. A. had her
stockings and shoes torn from her feet, and her
dress set ON fire. She considerably burnt, but
not dangerously injured. daughter of Mrs. A
close by and had shoe and stocking carried
of in the same way. The lightning passed through
n cupboard aud scattered the crockery in every di
rection, some of the pieces striking lad Of Il
years and badly cutting his face. Every room in
the house received more or less injury, and the
house is said to be left in bad condition not
to be worth repairing. Nearly all the inmates
we're Frustrated by the shock, and some of them
were-removed from the house in state of iDsensi
biiity. Mrs Augur and daughter were badly burn
ed.
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HB- To THE Worms pr THE Couxry OF
MISSIONER OF TfiE REVENUE Tor The Up
per District of the county. and fsspectfuly soliot
Jour votes Ia May next .al
mh I3--dtd CORBIN BURTON.
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eAr To r,,,, vnr,,. - -

~ To THE VoTERs OF HKxRIoo
CoUsIY.-I hereby announce myself 2 candidate fos
for the upper District al the approaching election
and respectfully solicit your sifrages. should Is
DO your pleasure 10 elect me, promise 70 discharge
I hNRN-dtde* JAMES ID. vAU1}HAN.
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Ma To THE VOTERS or HENRICo CoUS-
III respectfully announce myself Candidate for
the Office Of Clerk Of Henrico County Court 1t the
10 l3-tde
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ERESH BUTTER.-Just received, g
L No. article of Mountain BUTTER for Table
use, at the BUTrEit DEPOT No s Main street be
tween 18th aud 18TH streets nearly opposite the Old
Market.
aoS BROOKE PLEASANTS.
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PRIVATE STEAM FIRE .ENaINEs-Dr. Jayne, OF
Philadelphia, has just procured steam fire engine
for his private use The Ledger says many other
gentlemen will do the same, il the City Council
will give them per mission 90 connect with the
street main. These machines now all the rage
in that city.
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! D6FRLLow-CIrIzEHs OF THn aCOgnrY
or HkszIco.--I am candidate for the ofcs Of CON.
District OF the County, at the ensuing election In
May next and respectfully solicit your suffrnSes.
NH 25-tde 4 nssf a GRO w CARTGx.
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sas~ BRAGG's GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
TIEE ARCTIC LyNIMENT

sa3~ BRAGG's GREAT IMPRovEMGsT.-
TIE ARCTIC IINIMENT
DEtIkS An COMPETITION.
hou5au1s who have used it, affirm that it ie
1kEAT tNPRuN EMENT on
DK. ERAGG's OTHER IINTMENTS.
IN the cure nI
RHEu HAII9M, PARALYSIS
NEURALGIA, Piles
SPkAIN3, BRUiSRS
Sfi4f JOINTS. OLD SORks,
bURNS WARTS
S,tALDS HOuLDS
TUstBHS, GbRNS.
Fof HORSES aud ttL sS externally, nothing ex
oseis the AhofiC LINIMENr,
IL curing
sPRhfN3 SWENEY
SCkA rt'HE8, CALLS
THRUSH, RlNaB6NE
e. aay Sore, Swelling. or Enlarsemen Of Bone or
Eu-Je
Price ~ lts, so oents and 81, Ter small rae,!ium
Aui large Al II bottles
Fol ssle by all Drug gists
PURCELL. LADn Il co.
u It's Wholesale Agents.
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Fray SsgAro,,A EMPIRE SPRING WATER

I'll Water aFcsH !rnU the Spring, can lie obtained
II, Aessrs ppSvHL. I'pp Co's No; l22 Main street.
H. .Houd -. 10y the gross u staple box Also, for
,tet al! iko Yrlncipai DtUg stores in the city For
l,s srs directions fox use. and certificates Of emi-
,t.i s3cans see circular which can he obtained
So :tn Dug Strr6$
,r.rs nay lie aIdr, ssed 90 the propTictors, q. w
WESTON < CO, saratoga Springs or at thcr De
1-. g., ftr lay street. New York. ap ,6-Sm
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I@- IAN CANDIDATE ron rHn Or
YicE OF COMMISSIONERS or THH REvEHuR Ar
the Upper District OF tho county OF Henrico, sk the
mh is-tds DANIEL \ GARpMRR.
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~ CREW & SON,
~. STEAM, SOAP. AND
~ a. A NtIrty A 4

NHNUIsI !,
fETH STREET, OPPOSITE THE MARKET,b
Have n0w On hand large stock OF different kinds
# Soap suited to home market, free OF nsh oil
AMI all injurious substances. The trade wonld do
we'll 10 tive ns "a call, hay0 the article that
viii give satisfaction TO the consumer.
Sc All articles of our manufacture warranted.
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EssSE.Ir NnIrR IAiR Is HARSH

Es- II OUR HAIR IS HARSH,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
# y.ur Hair i7 Gray,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
]! your Hair IS Thin,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
1t yau hre bald,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II yau have Nerv0ns Headache,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II yUu have Dandrun.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you have EruFtons.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
/! you desire Glossy Hair,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
Ii you iesire 70 preserve the Color,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II ycu desire not 10 lose the Color,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you want Cheap Article,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
l. y1u admire tie Beautiful Lock-,
Use Prof Weed Hair Restorative,
II You admire the beautiful Ringlcta
Use Prof " 0Ud's Hair Restorative.
II you wish Beautiful Complexion,
Use Prot Woods Hair Restorative.
II Jon wish Face ire; from phnples,
Use Prot NOOd lair Restorative.
l! yaa wish t. appear lOauk,
Uzc Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
Ii yVu WHat testimony over rwlulmHng,
ReId the Circular of Prof Uo1s Hair Restorative.
II yOu want ts mud il,
The Dspot j. AZ ia Market street, st Louis, Mis-
suuri. and 3l2 broadway, New York
this city and country. mh i2-d&cw3m*
GE0EGE B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
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DEMOVAL.-M. G. WHITMAN, BRAND

IL CUTTER has removed to the Tin and Sheet Iron
establishment of Messrs ID. &. r. Weller, on Main
street six doors below the st. Charles Hotel, where
all in want Of FANCY OF PLAIN BRANDS of all
sizes and dosignz can be accommodated On the mOet
reasonable terms and he has carried on this busi-
in this city for the last 3 years. he halers him
self he can please the most iastidious.
p,h E.ytu
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nY- Tue TuIRry-rIrTu annual meet

lag OF the Medical Society of Virginia. will be held
in the city o. Richmond ua the fourth TUESDAY
t1Ithl of April next Delegates will be chosen 20 re-
nreseHt the State Society in the American Medical
Association. which Will meet in Washington. the
ensuing week. WIN w pARKER
mh ii-2iaAOw Hpl6-dtd Secretary.
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Y ENI BEAUIIF ULII1 L . Z 4 / Il u
HALF ACRE LOT ON CANDLES HILL,
CORNER OF CANAL AND Sd STREETS. Fox
SALE--We are authorized to sell the above most
valuable Lot. 1t fronts l6J feet the East line OF
street, runs back on the South line Of Canal
street 10 feet 1t win be sold in entire lot;
ifdesired (and the object be accnnplshed,) it will
b subdieidtd into five lots, having each fronts on
81 street Of 3213 feet. and depth of $50 feet TO
alley 10 feet wide. This Isl usty regarded asamong
the most hpautiil lots i'll the city. commanding
II does a fire view OF lower James River and the
t.onufry adjacent. For terms, nc, apply TO
ap IJ-6t GDDDiN APFERSON Aurts.
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ELEPHANTS ~ INDI4.-THEIR ISTELLIGENCE-A
Calcutta correspondent of the New York CONNER
cial Adver tiser, in giving account Of visit t.
Barrackpore, says:
I'VE the recently arrived elephants from
BuruIah; they looked III good condition. There
were ninety of them at the stables, and many
were travelling about through the different
streets and roais. | had IA short ride upon one OF
the largest, who kueeied down to enable me to
mount him, aud some of them made us a salaam
when told to do by their keeper, or 'mahout,'
as the driver is called. They intelligent ami
mails. 4 story told mesofa number of ele-
phauts in one of the Moiussi districts. One OF
the IN had committed fault III refusing TO carry IL
slight additions! burden, when told by the mahout
that be would get extra grog for it. lie was tried
by courtmartial in the presence of twenty of his
elephantine brethren and convicted, and the
keepers reading the sentence, all raised their
trunks in Acknowledgment of its Justice. Another
was appointed to fog him, which he did by giving
hin fifty iashes with long chain twined about
his trunk, and the cuiprit received the whole
meekIy, well knowing he deserved it, They are
very cunning as to Weighing their food with their
trunks when ON a maj ch, and if there is an ounce
short they discover il aud insist on the regular
allowance. When travelling they each have u
gallon OF grog a day, just sailors and soldiers
have their glass. These animals We're ut Bar
rackpore recruiting after the voyage, and were
soon to be sent up couatry to do service in Eng
lands cause.
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Rsas- LADIES DRESS Cars AND HEAD
,EksSEs new aud beautiful style, iust received ut
the LADIES' NAYAAR
ap DIV No t75 Broad sfreet
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PRICE ONECENT.

cosrnEArros or rnr PsrScr or wnxs.--rhe
.nnee of Wales was confirmed ON the 1st of
Ap1il a. tae private chapel at Windsor Castle,
having been Examined on the previous ssy by the
Dean OF Windsor, in the presence Of her Majesty
the Queen, the Prince consor,, and the Archbisbop
OF Canterbury.
All the members Of the Royal family vsre nrea
sn. ~ the ceremony. The gentlemen Of the heuse-
noid wore the Windsor uniform, the cosfame i,p
whieh his father and the Duke Of Cambridge aIsa
appeared sirdeorge Smart, who presided at tlle
~ Ian, composed On anthem 10 commemorate
.ae event. IL may be noticed that while refresh.
N aenss nv we're served to the miscellaneous company
IA =, sle uining room, the Royal family had their
'1n'nson apart-in the white drawing-room.
lhh hoosaokhAsSAs--Aniopg those landed sick OF
yellow fever at Port Royal, from the United States
steamfrigate susquehanna, were the following.
j. III. Howell, second lieutenant: A. Hanaar.ony
second assistant engineer: j. A. farier. third as'
sstaDt engineer Vim. H. Cushmau. third ass;at.
ant engineer Henry King. third ASSISTANT an.
gineer; j. ). Lynne, purser's clerk Aiexander
Lamb, Patrick Gavin, john r. Chambers. Robert
Newton. Timothy Brennon, George Young, Tbos
Q. Trevilier, Jos X. Steinmsn, Charles Mcdonald
Lyman Warner, Kitchens, James Nesbit ApgeIY
Barnes, Richard Gormley and Robt. Hodge. The
two latter are from Washington.
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nj 0TICE.-T0 CARPENTERS AM

~ BUILDERs.--Thes subscriber would respectful.
ly infTm his friends aud the public generaiy that
lie IL now prepared TO execute all orders for BILLED
TIMBER with his usual pronptness ard On his
very accommodating terms.
70 his old friends and patrons lac would return his
sincere thanks for the patronage 50 literally he
stswed on him for the past three years and hopes,
by strict attention 10 business. to merit cnnnn-
ance of their hy0fs.
An orders left at Mr. e Kersey's Jewelry Store. ON
Main street or addressed 10 the subscriber through
the Ricbmond Posfoniee v i'll meet with prompt at
tentioD. ap lo-fm% ho LAhhE.
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NEW GOODS.-A. X. PARKER & co.

NEW GOODS.--A. X. PARKER g. Co.
~ are now receiving their spring supply of For
ei2n and Domestic Dry Goods. comprising every va
riPty of the aud most desirable styles of la
lies aud geutemen's wear. Also. every variety Of
dotSls suitable for Planters and H0usekeepers:
FiouEced Berage Robes and Robes A'auiile
Black and Colored Rlounced Silks and Robes
Aquille
Daiila Muslin Robes
Black Rroehe Robes
Bayadere and Fancy Silks SO 8a
Berage De LANES, Plain and Figured Mousse
lines
Plain, Cold and Black Berages 3
Plain Geld and Black Challies
Black Bombazines aud Alpacas
Alexander 6 Dark Kid0loyes f
Brown, White and faney Half Hose ia
Ladies' and Children's Hosiery
Irish Linens, Linen sheetngs. Table Damask. Dac
mask Napkins, Plain and Colored and Bodrared
Towels, Brown and Beached sheetings aud Shirt
ings. Striped and Plaid osnaburgs Plaid Domesties
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