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TO THE VOTERS OF THE CIT,

< OF RICHMUND.-FELLoW'C Am
ss tor OF sg Of t. sss ois IN
t 81 wars kind enough TO place me nearly six years
zen be duties OF which have to the best Of my
.Ss .ss,yored 70 perform couscientousy and Impair
-, e''e EUSTACE ROBINSON.
,lr
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TICKRTS-Wholes s., Halves 81 50, Quarters 81 u.s.
The 5000 Prizes Of S5 will be determined by the last
figure OF the nubcr that draws the $4,000 Prize For
exsmpe II the humber drawing the $50 600 prize ends
with No. |, then al the tickets where the number ends in
l. will be- entitled 70 SIS 1.-THE number ends with No 2
then all the tickets where the number ends In will be
entitled to SIS, and so to 0.
Certificates of Packages of ten tickets sold at the
folio wing rates, which 10 the risk;
Ten Whole Tickets. Observation-Disclosures 1876 90
Ten Half Tickets Observation-Disclosures II so
Ten Quarter tickets .-........--.....-...-.. rs
Bank Notes Of soundjBa taken at par. Checks on
New York RENTED for prizes
Drawings of large Glasses will be published In New
York and New Orleans Sunday papers, and Charleston
and Savannah dallies Registered letters al risk.
Small scheme draws every Wednesday and Saturday
Address orders for tickets Certificates of Packages
Of Tickets to ANDERSON SON, Managers,
March IL Macon Savannah. ia
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GODDIN g. APPERSON, Auctonecr.,
April 6--c2m Richmond, Va.
ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND SIX.
+ TY-FlVE ACRES OF LAND, TWENTY-FIVE NE
GROEs, STOCK, CROPS ON HAND TOOLS &c,

ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND SIX.
TY-FIVE ACRES OF LAND, TWENTY-FIVE NE
GRoEs, STOCK, CROPS ON HAND TOOLS &c,
&c, FOR SALE.
WILL cfey for sale to the highest bidder on Thurs
day. tic I'D of April next the tract Of land, belong.
the estate Of John j. Brown lying In the counties
OF buckingham and Cumberland, Of 765 100 acres
Of which Is Hat land, Willis Creek md Buckingham
branch and the land advertised to have bceI sold
the 10Th December last By us trustee &c regard.
ed as being good land any the counties In which
it lies, with timber oak) enough upon 1t TO pay for the
place. If converted into Any further description
s deemed unnecessary persons wishing 10 purchase
invited to examine ios themselves 1t will be sold to-
gether tract divided, may best suit THOSE
purchasing.
The negyoes are, most of them, likely Of them
good house servants.
TERMS OF SALE
The land will be sold eied. Of ono and two ycars.
purchasers giving bonds with good security bearing n,c'
rest from day Of sale md title withheld until they are
paid Of. The negroes for cash. Stock crops toos &c.
on credit of cjx months-bonds, with good security
oil sums over ten dollars, required In every
The title believed to be unquesoaahle but selling rs
receiver under appointment VI the Circuit Court OF the
city Of Richmond made the lsh January 1888, can
only convey such title as 10 invested in me.
Sale to continue from day TO day, If necessary from
any cause whatever Ro. G. NICHOLAS,
March 2S-ctds RECEIVER.
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F.R OL0PTON.
APCuI1pcT AMI CIVIL ESGJNFFR

ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
rs PREPARED to Survey, Locate and Make Estimates
Lands and Furnish Drawings for all kinds of Enei
neerng Works Bridges. Machinery, &c He will take
Designs and Estimates 70, Public Buildings Private Re
sdenccs Stores end Manufactures and Supcrptepd the
Construction Of the same He will also measure all kinds
otEarth Work Masonry, Brcklaying Carpsnrera Work:
&C. Heteels confident that he can give satisfaction to all
who may favor him with their patronage
J.R. CRUMP, o. F., is now associated with F. B.
CLOPToN, and the business will henceforth BIO con-
dueted under the style OF Cogton & CrumP.
~OfBce on Main Street, four doors below Exchange
Bank Richmond Va Feb. Sly.
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March ll-d&clm Proprietors, New York.
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LATEST BIZ TELEGRAPH.
u,..-apsed for tho Richmond Enquirer.

-,,pTy. FIFTH CONGRESS.-FIRsT SEssIoH.
Thin WAaHiNGr IN, April l9.
H., ssns,e and House of Representatives to DAY.
10 s sus transacted was Of very little impor
's 'u1 Roth Houses adjourned at au early hour to
'neei; ,hs funeral Of Col. Benton.
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WATT. P. H. STARE

THE CUFF BRACE PLOW.
as FLOW has been steadily ~
;.liHg favor with the farmers \Nko
ir-'sf' ;or TITO last ter years,
LAY nos; be considered the &kl q
p'1h fow in use In the " hole South. II has taken
a. three Of our State Fairs and at the last Qa55l
a.i:aiT over all III. most popular plovs In USE
{ .so taken every premium given by the Mechanics
s o. Virginia upon plows as well ms silver medal
Fae highest ward offered by this Institute; and has
"Ges'iulI% orted IN every variety Of soil In this
| sa' m''" :! the more Southern States.
Eiln street. below the Exchange, Richmond, Va,
he had nearly every article used for tilling the
= aade In our own shops of best material.
ely GEO. WATT & co.
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GILBERT STEWARDS PORTRAIT OF
WASHINGTON,
PRINTED IN OIL C6LOR&
NvERYBODY who revcres the memory Of that great
~ and good man throughout the land should send fol
q copy Of thi, srufy beautiful picture
Fine Impressions Arsbesque Gold Mounted only 81 90
Single Proofs, paper. 50
For convenience remittances for the half dollar style
may be made In stamps.
Pictures carefully rolled and sent Geo per post
Address DEVEREuXA CO.
AtheneuS, Warrington Square, Philadelphia.
Dec 3-tf
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WIN w. PARKER, seo'y.

~. STEAMSHIP vANDERBILT. FOR RU-
e ROPE PASSAGE, WITH COOKED PROT.
,0ys sli-A limited number of third class passengers
= 5e ,ssen by the magnificent steamship WANDER.
IN i2t. tousJ Captain p. f. LEFEvRE, TO sail from
7. irs on Saturday. April 10th, for Southampton aud
u.e
,,,.. Antwerp. Rotterdam and Bremen, at 935.
m For passage, apply only to
I" D. TORRANCE, No. S, Bowling Green,
w., it'd New York.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY,
AND MUSICAL MER HAN DI E
AT WHOLESALE.

JANIS WOODHOUSB & co,
LIAVE been receiving, tor some time past their
II Spring Supplies Of Books, Stationery and Muslcal
Merchandise to which they invite the attention of reli.
able wholesale ssuring them If fstrate stock
select FROM and prices which will be entirely sstsiac
tory. They are seo, making additions their stock Of
PIANO fORTES
Which viii be unsurpassed In extent, quality, md the
terms upon which they are offered
JAMES WoODHOUsE d. CO.,
Booksellers, Stationers and Dealers In
March "a fI6no Porter.
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INSURANCE.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
C0MpiNY

Office No. l3l, Main S,yee,. Richmond pirsinia.
Capital S2O0,0O0!
TONTlHUES to insure on favorable terms, against
~ loss damage by fire. the dangers Of the and
inland transportation.
1t has furnished the public reliable protection agains
loss from the above hazards for &c yearshaving paid
CLAWS without unjust gaion) to the amount OF over
q, 100000
Dwellings, stores, warehouses, mills factories ioun
dres depo bridges barni stsbies, merchant ,e furn
ture and PRODUCE and ships their cargoes and freight
and almost every kind of property insured at fair rates
premium.
Applications addressed tho President Secretary
will receive prompt attention.
Ne charge for policy or survey in any case.
DIRRcroRs-W. l.. Cowardin President, Jos. Allen, II.
l.. Kent William Palmer A. X Parker / A. inloes. E.
Wadsworth, VIM Beers. Thcs. Samson, C w. Purcell,
J. P. Winston. H. A. Claiborne, Patrick Cullen. g. w.
Smith. B. L. Winston, II. ". Fry, aud 3. T. Pulam.
VIM l.. COWARDIS, President
WILLIAM VILLA Sec'ry. March lS-u
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xrw YORK, APRIL la.-The brig Albert
NJ" rom Wilmington, North Carolina. previously
itam.S 40 lost. arrived at Bermuda on the 18th
vI,rh in distress.
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-THE THIRTY.FIRTH ANNUAL MEET.
q lNG Of the MEDICAL SOCIETY OF vlRGI.
4, vii DO held in the City Of Richmond. on the Fourth
.si,r Of April next. Delegates will hs chosen
s-,:.en, the State Society In the American Medical
.,;,;oa, which will meet in Washington the ensuing
rex WA W p,pvrp s.o,r
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FURTHER ARRIVALS OF WORCESTEK'e
UERIVALLED PIANOS,
OPINIos OF THE PREas.

OPINIONS THE PREas.
TuNHE following notices Of the prcDI will Indicate the
Il estimation in which Plans If his manufacture
held home where thcv made which 10 the best test
good instruments:
'Having occasion to purchase an instrument, we
suited distinguished Professor of the Piano Forte and
by his recommendation applied to Mr. w and, we are
happy say with entire satisfaction 70 quality and
iprice"-[N. Y. Christian Enquirer.
"Those in want of -ealiy good Instruments which they
may purchase With perfect confidence, should by all
means examlue those Of his manufacture"-:h. Y Nil.
ror.
IAN in want OF good and elegant Instruments,
should pay Worce:c. Wait before they purchase else
where.r- Home Journal, N. Y.
OF the tone of Mr. Worcesers Pianosit Is unnecessary
speak, the fact that the Piano he presented the Irish
Relief Committee. sold for fourteen hundred dol
lars 10 conclusive this pontlNew York Journal Of
Commerce
We do not hesitate say, that respects tone and
tune, they not excelled by those OF any manu-.
facturer either in America Europe-N YoSI Evening
Mirror.
To obtain the proper tone is the highest triumph OF art
and Ia only gained by the nrct combination OF the best
materials requiring the hi 3acst skill united with long
perence Emine-; musicians who have used Mr.. Wor.
cesers ns.ruens give them the preference to the best
lmpu::si.--lH Y Eveg Post
Now ii is hard abuse Mr. Worcesters pianos as TO
make them jangle and they yield fine tone readily
to persuade deal gently by the1 recommend
them to society for Ito own sake-E. York Commercial
Advertiser.
We IRE constantly supplied with full assortment OF
Worcesers choice Pianos selected expressly Tor our es
tablshmsn TO which invite the attention Of profes
sor and the public. Our prices and terms will
be found accommodating. A. MORE.s,
March ls 81 Nam street.
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NEW MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC.
aASDOLpHs BOOKSTORE AND BINDERY.
esored thee long; song by Thomas. Sit
tyre you weeping, dear mother; song BY Millet Sit
ne % kiss; song by Winner; 25c :
"! owes ssllesr boy; song By La Mamma; 25c
/ so'n HAY; song by Ware; 25c
: asne thee home, nv Minnie song by Avery; Csc
|. = 'T; cong By Mark.tein Csc.
| my home; song by Thomas; CSC
] 80 Veiidrsn early; Sabbath school song, by Tuck
;oat ycu remember the time; song ny Thomas; 2sc
e.she' song BY Hackett lsc
e.. e. = = King. slns BY Hime, csc
Isasest, tho daylight Is gone; song for guitar 15c
~. Letter Schoslisch, by Tucker; a5
IRE Asaurka, by Goldbeck; So
Il, .1ninA assurka, by the author of "Geuttes d.
,vT ~. Waltz, Hoecicr; csc
va, VAIN. BY Kilbourn; Csc
un'ear. waltz by RiedmsuD; Csc
s.,, Ssaadrlies NEW figures CSC
amour Msrche, pat abbott, ~ April Is
bon EXTRA STYLE SKIRTS.
MI, hr,s, white and cold linen stool sprng skirts,
,.@ Gjusters
~. ~ ssel Hoop skirts, beautiful
81. NT;seSes and Collars, beautiful
g. a.in 20 beautiful
h. Set'., Collars and Sleeves
-. "nNe talf mourning Setts
':.d emb'd Pique Sets
for children
,,, S,oilsrs, in white and colors
Id linen Jackets and Walking Dresses
sit"' sarseilles, for capes and naufles
es. ,,s Clicked L;nens. Linen Drilling., Printed
tsaadie Robos
s4noes aud lscopets
me- IN double skirts and nouuees
IT, % 10 hounce and A Guile
nnoees, very rich
'e'ases and Grenadines, at 80, Main ct.
CHRISTIAN T. LATHROP.
v %hACCO CTURERs.-Weh have
ms" tobacco Presses and Screws
tn Bands. w
KUN. sdef anc but little used; for sale on &C.
%sms by LUDLAM & WATSON,
once opposite steamers wharvss.
4. SLE-A NEGRO MAN AND HIS WIFE
ms q good Cook and Carriage Driver-ths
oeamstress and House Servant, by
n D. NJ. PULLIAh l. CO, wall q.
ia md BLACK PEAs.-Iust received an.
..ns;o =, tie above Peas. Those In want WIN do
u 1a.a cay IN their orders carly. a. they viii be
h. In store, and for sale by
"a CHURCH & fLEMiNG,
PEs Corner Cary and 18th sta
ptn. PHOSPHATE OF LIME--Ju,t received
taL BY Ne'e Super Phosphate of Lime, In store
y: CHURCH Il FLEMING,
ban Corner Cary and 18th Streets.
a'hlo oiL.-lo c.,k, Coal Pi, OH, for sale By
l. q ]. B. DAVENPORT.
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Z. MAfRSS
PIANO SALOON,
Opposite Breeder & Fox, No. 21S, Brond st.
III REG leave to inform the public that
IL have on hand a large assortment OF su. ~,
peror
PIANO FORTES l3S ~
rom the best Manuacturersn the country Others
W. Ghchle Co., Baltimore. would particularly call
the attention OF the public to the pianos by
Stenway a. Sons, New York, to whom Medals of the
highest order have been awarded, in competition with
the best makers, RS instance:
Two First Prize Medns At the Metropolitan Fair Wash
ton, March, 1856.
First Prize Gold Medal American Institute Crystal Pa
lace, New York, November, 1855
First Prize Gold Medal Maryland Institute Baltimore
November, ls56.
First Prize Medal American Institute Crystal Palace
New York. November, 1856.
First Prize Gold Medal Maryland Institute, Baltimore
November, 1857.
All new instruments sold this establishment warranted
for five years. and kept in tune for two years without
charge.
To accommodate purchasers from the country, will
put up the Instrument myself at any place desired.
Several Pianos for SALE and old and new
Instruments for hire.
have also for sale
MELoDEoNs,
with single and double reeds,
vIoLINs, GUITARS, &C.,
Superior strings
All orders from the country for tuning or repairing
struments promptly attended to.
Letters please direct E. MAYR
Care Of Edwin Workman & Co., Richmond, We.
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m ONIRaTIC GOODS-A full supply of Douc:t'
IL Goods, Of all kinds, now on hand
Brown and BlcHchcd COttons
I1.4 Brown and Blcachcd Shectng
Heavy Cotton Goods for men
Striped and Plain Cotons
Linen and Cotton Pantaoon Stufs
Kentucky Jeans and other Cheap woofen Goods dc
for sale cheap By
April 10 CHlLEs g. CHENERf.
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b, lsJ
houcd
|ation|
that |
|at n0
| child
be Lo|
bn Of
1t The,
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GREAT ADDITIONAL STPPEIES..sPEEN
DID GOODS.
gUyHOs r PRICE & CO, within the past few davs
u and by steamer nj, the wharf. making in n"nsr
additions to their splendid stock. In elegant Robes auG
Drcss Goods their never varied no
attractive Mourning Gno1s, always scarce they hsv" y
every STYLE that the m:t importation afford TteiF
stock of enbro;dGrics Ia full and complete. Whilst N
cry description of house keeping goods for fHnil"-
servants they every Hrtice that hr called
! kich FlouDccd silk Robes Cbantilly Nantes
| Guile six and Lace Mantle
Genadne All Silk
Barepe Ottoman Shasls and Scat.
Challie Stea and Grape shsws
Mouslsin 9. Hermann Shawls
and y,cone, Robes black Lace and Silk Shaws
They also getting in Some OF the eIea,est )oos 10
GInchsms Linens Toweln:s, SC. &c, winch they WI
close cut at exceedingly low prices 10 make room to-
s''1' T. K PRICE e. co,
april 20 Who"-hc Hho hetaii Deai"ts
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SILE OF land IN GOOCHLAND.

virtue Of deed Of trust from John Pierce and
1 Els. as WIFE, to the undersigned, as trustee for
an Meredith Of the county of Louisa, dated 9th No
Pc al. and admitted to record in the Clerks OF.
II Goochl.nd County Court on same day, shall, in
sssca thereof proceed to sell, fer ready money, at
Reaction, 20 tho highest bidder, AZ Gooehlsnd Court
~ On aonday, the Eth day OF May, 1858 (oeing
p Gay, abou, ona hundred and sixty.seven acres OF
oe the zane. more or less,) belonging to said John
Fre5ngin said county, and bounded by the canal
aE pIh, sai lands teisnging to the James RIVER and
a-a Company, and the lands Of John Thompson,
.oa Samuel u. Leske-beiug tine residue OF the
=" i;nd conveyed by the said deed, and described
n; a containing 45l acrss more or less, after de-
al:A acres sold by said John Pierce since the date
silh MAR w. MILLER,
1ll-clu Trustee
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THE VOTERS OF HENRICO.-lam
candidate tor the office OF Commissioner OF
e,en4e for the Upper District OF the county OF Hen.
z "s''' DANIEL E. GARDNER
90
n. -rh l2-,oe
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S5s! SPRING Trade Is
SMITH, RHOD ~ q CO.,

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, CUTLERY
GUNS, SADDLERi,
ANCHOR BOLTTNG CLOTH. &c. 81.
No. 90 PEARL STREET. RICHnoSD. VIRGINIA.
GIAVE now in store their entire stock OF
Il Goods adapted to the present season
and 10 the wants OF the Trade of Virginia.
North Carolina and Tennessee, and they - 11e4s2
would respectfully invite the attention OF Merchants
Saddlers 10 an examination Of the sane before
Their stock ia full md complete comprising in part HI
following articles viz:
building Materials of every d-scrption-a large variety
Tools for Carpenters, Ms,ons srniths CoopcIs, Tnn
ners, &c.
Chains Axles, Axes. Spades. Shoves
Fsrks-Hsy and Manure
Steel Hollow Ware, Wedding, Killing and Garden Hoo,
Rskes Grain, Grass, Clover and Brer Scythcs
German Scythes Sc,the SnGthes, Rifes, Stones
Rogers Wossaholns and Lutcher's Pocket and Tst!'
Cutlery
uns-Double md Single Barrel; Rides; Pistols Pock'
and Revolvers
Iocks-Pad iii. Chest. Closet, Knob, frank, &c
Esvlor L. Co.. best Cast Stools large assortment
Whips-Bugry and Riding. Wagon, Sportsnan's nni
Ovrrseers
Patent and EDarnclcd Leather
HOG skins Saddle Trees Webbing
saddles, Brides Bits Srrups Buckles, Dccrs Hair
Genuine Anchor BoItng Cloth, always on hand, &c, &c
March 10
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HOW TO CURE ALL PAIN.

HO" To CUhE ALL PAIN.
NEURALGIA 10 an affection Of the Nerves Rheuna,
~ tsm arises from Colds. Weakness Of the Blood Elk.
pOsuro and set;ondsd with pains in the Bones Muscles
Spine, Sides, Limbs and Back.
HARTSHORNE'3 CURE ALL-THE GREAT PAIN
ANNIHILATOR.
This article is prepared by Chemist, and scis upon
the Nerves. Blood Bones Snews and Muscles and by It's
warming stimulating and magnetic eectro.power, expels
all pain from tie syste also cures Dyspepsia arising
from weak stouach and bowels By its use, pain van.
ishes, and indigestion is improved.
Fer Cholic, Cholera Pain in the Stomach Bowels no
preparation equals it in giving Instant relief.
Itcures Tooth.Ache In minute; Sore Throat Mouth
vanishesi and for sprans Bruises Cuts In Man or
Beast it acts like a charm
Every Laborer and Family, and every Planter
Farmer who have large forces 70 manage, should get
bottle In of accidents sudden Sickness it usual
~ cures in less time than It requires to get Physcia.
Try it, and you viii be surprised at It's happy effect
Bottles IL, IS and SO cts
Be sure and ask for HAATSHoRNE's CURE.ALL.
Sold By all Druggists In Richmond, Norfolk and Porte
month: T. H. Robertson, in Petersburg, and Thompson
Co., Lynehburg.
N. B.-lf yoa have Cough. use HARTsHoRNE's
PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY, 1t lathe best
Cough Syrup In the World April3
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n sE R4Eaa
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.

ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
u AID ate. May lst the Accommodation Train Of
Il, Company will run daily Sundays eIcepted)
|t..r Milford and Richmond; leaving Milford al 10
y ccp,!na at Ashland for breakfast, and arrive In
E7ond al s45 A. M.
RETURNING,
cav. Richmond at 4 O'Clock, P. NJ, and reach Nil.
20 P ~, stopping fer passengers at any point each
laE me same az on the mail trains.
SAMUEL RUTH,
Superintendent Transportation.
sss-F ZIP p. r. Co., 100.
noaa, april II, 1859. April l3-tf
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MERCHANDISE,
NEW AND CHEAP Spring; DRY GOODS FOR

NEW AND CHEAP SPRING DRY GOODS FOR
VALENTINE SON have received bv u,esmer. Ron.
noke and jamestown, from New York their Spring
supply OF all the newest aud desirable styles of goods
Tor lades aud sentlencs spring and wear, us
Rich silk, Grcnadlue, Barege AMI orgnndo Rsbes
nyadere Poult de Sole aud Gros du Rhine silks
S SomoaZipes, Alpaccas, Challes and de iaines
spring houselines, Grenadines aud Bhre2rs
Plain aud Printed Percaes and French Prints
Printed Brilliantes Jacuntts and Lawns
Every variety of Embr0derics, in SETS &c.
Bands. Edgings and Insertings
Table Dsmasks Cloths Napkins aud Doilies
R1os Linen shesngi RspeI su ana etsnbSr
Burlaps, Stacking Drills and farmers Linen
Cold and white Cotton Oznaburgs and Duck
Brown and bleached Sheetings and Shirtings
Cloths Cassimeres, Casimerots aud summer Cloths
A large and complete assortment OF Hosiery
Ginghums. Calicoes, Cainbrcs, Mouslines and Lawns
Gauntleu Gloves, Mts, Ribonds Trimmings &c, &c.
Our Goods all purchased with money thereby giving
advantage of at leas 10 per aud will be sold
the lowest ratc At wholesale and re;a for cash or to
prompt customers.
NEW GOODS.-A. K PARKER T. co. are now
IN receiving their Spring Supply of Foreign and Do
amy sSy dxsss
mems wear. Also every variety of Goods suitable for
Planters and Housckeepers
Flouncad Berage Robes aud Robes Aquille
Black and Colored Flounced Silks and Robes Aaullie
Dala Muslin Robes
Black Brochc Robes
Bayadere and Fancy Silks
Berage de Laines Plain and Figured Mouselanes
Plain, Cord and Black Bcrages
Plain, Cold and Black Chules
Black Benbazines and Alpacas
Alexanderis Dark Kid Gloves
Brown, White aud Fancy Half Hose
Ladies' and Chdren's Hosiery
Irish Linens, Linen Sheetings Table Damssk, DaInask
Napkins Plain and Coored Bordercd Towels, Brown and
Beached Sheetngs and Shirtings Striped and Plaid o.
nsburgs. Plaid Domestics &C., &c. March "a
JOHN N. GORDON,
GROCER AND COMMlSSlSSlON MERCHANT AND
DEALER IN METALS,
Fourteenth Street, near the Exchange Hotel,
HAS in Store, and is receiving by daily arrivals.
IL large and general stock OF GROCERIES, METALS &c
to which he Invites the attention of his friends In town
and country. His stock comprises
Orleans and Coffee Sugars various grades,
Loaf, Crushed, Granuated aud Powdered Sugars
Laguayra, DO, Mocha and Cape Coffee
Orleans and West India Molasses
Pure Cider Vinegar
Sperm and Adsmantlne Candles
Brown and Fancy Soaps
Sole Leather, good and damaged
AL sixes, Flat, Round and Square Sweeds,
AmGi,sa Rs san%erea' }IRoN
English and American Rolled,
English and American Bstered Steel,
German, Cast and Shear Steel
Broad Plough Iron from to l2 inch
American, English and Russia Sheet Iron
Oval, HalfOva and Hall Round Iron
Nail Rods, Swedes and American
Band, Scroll and Hoop Iron
Horse Shoes assorted sizes
Horse and Mule Shoe Iron
Tin Plate, Pig and Bar Tin
Sheet Zinc, Spelter and Spetcr Solder
Sheathing, Braziers and Bolt Copper
Mccormick aud Palmer's Mould Boards
Particular attention given to the sale Of Wheat Flour
and country produce generally March 9,