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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-06

1858! SPRING TRADE. ISJS
SMITH, X ODES & CO.,
IMPORTERS DEALERSIN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
GUNS, SAnDLERY,
ANCHOR BOLTING CLOTH, ar.. 81.
No - PEARL STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
HUAVE now in store their entire stock of
Il Goods adapted 10 the present season, >s3a..sTS
aud 10 the wants OF the Trade Of Virginia H9dR
North Carolina and Tennessee and they Sy&Sda6nlE5
would respectfully invite the attention of Merchant. and
Snddcrs examination oi the before purchasing
Their stock is full and complete comprising in part the
following articles. viz:
Building Msterias OF every dcscripLa-a large variety
Tool, for Carpenters, Masons, Smiths COopers Tam
ncrs &c.
Chains, Axlcs, Axes, Spades, Shovcls
Fsrks-llAy and iMsnure
Steel Hollow Ware Wedding, Killing ard Garden Hoes
Rakes, Grain, Grass Clover and Brier Scythes
German Scythes, Scythe Snnthes Rides Stones
Rogers Wostrnhom's and Iutchers Pocket and Table
Cutlery
Guns--Doube and Single Barrel; Rifles; Pistols Pocket
and Revolvets
Locks-Fad, Till. Chest Closet Knob, Trunk Sc
Naylor & Co.'S best Cast Seol-a large assortment
Whpl-Buggy and Riding, Wagon, Sportsmans and
Ovcrseers
Patent and EDauelled Leather
Hog skins, Saddle Trees, Webbing
Saddles, Brides, Bits, tirrups Buckles Derrs Hair &c
Genuine Anchor Boiling Cloth, always hand &c, C.
March 10
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d., it separate parcels, IS above described tho
sat !eserylng to itssf the right to accept or re-
ers 81 both, a. may DO deemed most advantageous
W. be received until l2 O'Clock, NJ. Of the 3lst day
az a. which hour all then before the Department
as should be sealed and endorsed proposals FOX
.se ., the la.and OF Rock leland.
"n, !" &c made in cash to the As3istant Treasurer
J n " 70 TO the Treasurer at Washington, within
after The acceptance Of the bids and receipts
y" m immediately to this Department. In case OF
.a make the paymen. within the time specified, the
'1"' oe declared null aud void.
h.. John u. FLOYD,
Ee-TiolNSy Secretary of War
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~THE ANNUAL MEETING Of tho BIBLE
~ SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA, will be held at Cen
sry Church, this evening, at half past O'clock.
siiIss.es will be delivered by Professor Crosby, Of
x Yos University, Delegate from the American Bible
|c.,s and by the Rev Mr.. Duncan OF this city
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-06

r, THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
iuruvOND FELLOW. CIrizHNs-l declare my.
I;,s,rc for the Office OF GRAIN MEASURER.
i tsauS T. ATKINSON
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FDWARD WESLEY BASS respectfully
sopouuces himself rs a candidate for the Office
commissioner OF the Revenue, tor the county Of Pow.
Feb 20-c3W
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SHOW CNSTE.
~1p.crp.c r1RSTpREMltIM SHOW CASE WARE.
A Rooms CORNER OF READR AND HCpsOS STREET
Nvw yopx -S,ore keepers In want Of Show.Ca
description will lind at this establishment large ana
hnd.pm, assortment, consisting OF siver.Plh,ed, Rose
wood Mahogany and Back Walnut Show Cases pricra
10 suit the times.
SHOWCASES packed and shppea with care.
IT Orders per mail promptly attended to.
FEB l9-2m
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6SOCO PEA-A new r.a from the West lndies--t IL
" very prolific but its most remarkable feature IL 'h'
,,tonishpe amount of vine produced hy one PEA
As this Pea 10 Entirely NEW. we rh'HS IL derun"n 10
become very valuable both Iertizer ana az food Tor
mall ornniv CHURCH FLEMING,
W.rcb an Corner Cary and 18th sts.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

,rp> WASHINGTON, MARCH 20, 1859.
taLtp Proposals will be received at this Depart
@ea ul' the 3lst day of May next Tor the purchase
VI any psrt not less than one legal subdivision OF
-a.oi land OF the Island OF Rock Island, In the
i =" Illinois, heretofore reserved for military pur.
- descriptions and areas Of the unsola tracts iuto
= The Island divided by the surveys and for which
Ea.s are row invited, ars as follows, VII:
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- CITY SERGEANT respectfully an
uounc. myself u candidate for re.election TO
% oA,. OF CRY Sergeant. THOMAS u. DUDLEY
y,n It-tde
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To THE VOTERS OF TIE CITY
OF RICHNOND.-FELLov.CIr IRKNs.l am
ga, NJ candidate for reelection to the ONCE oi
~, the Circuit Court OF tn city Of Richmond In
.S you we're kind enough to place me nearly six years
'- ~ Tho dutic. of which have to the best OF my
- sntesvored 10 perform conscientiously and impair
~ EUSTACE ROBINSON.
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GROSHONG, TUPMAN q Cd,
INVITE attention to the following lots OF go:ds
II ready for the Spring trade.
Cashmere Brsnesc Slta
Single Mlle9 Cloth Costa
English silk Veste
Fancy do do
80 dozen Linen Handkerchirs
100 dozen Brown, Fanny and White Socks
Black Doeskin Pants
Collars, Drawers Gloves, Supenders
Eecktes, Stocks, Craysts
MerinD and Silk Shirts
Fine Dress and Fro.s poai,
Spring Cver Sacka
k,Grseiies and Linen Shirts
The above goods new, and will be sold cheap. Call
an make your selectionsat
NINETY.FOUR MAIN STREET,
Where have moved for few months until our new
store is completed. GRoSHONG. TUrMkN 8 CO.
April2
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THR CITIZENS or RIcHMosp -
- The question OF the location Of n national Found.
4 one IN which you deeply interested and in or.
:a4t mea.r!cs may pc adopted, and properly to re.
so. iHerest tis Federal Government, have de-
ed with the appreciation OF many Of my felluw-citi
y ;e.pec,!uiy and earnestly TO ask you to convene AT
Cly hall, THIS EVENING, al o'clock, to take such
ZION IN ice premises as you may deem proper.
api I'll, JOSEPH MAYO, Mayor
r. STEAMSHIP VANDERBILT. FOR EU.
y ROPE PASSAGE, fifth COOKED PROpE
)0yS s25-A limited number of third class passengers
De ,4sen by the magnificent steamship WANDER
IT. .>6s ,ons} Captain P. E. LEFEvRE, TO sail from
yort on Saturday, april 10th, for Southampton and
: 6-rassen gers forwarded to Southampton London,
NJ. Antwerp Rotterdam and Bremen, at $35.
q For passage, apply only to
.. TORRANCE, No. 5, Bowling Green,
sy.h Is-td New York.
HTHR THIRTY.FIFTH ANNUAL MEET.
~ ING OF the MEDICAL SOCIETY OF VlRGl.
al BE- neli in tic City Ct Richmond. on the Fourth
a!sJ o. April next. Delegates win be chosen
:.xs.eut toe state Society in the American Medical
.-iaOu, which will meet in Washington the ensuing
ach i7--sawlw WM w. PARKER, seo'y.
We ask those who take an In
- ,erest in LIFE INSURANCE, TO examine the
ss!aent" advertise in this paper, showing the un
-!saej prosperity OF the Mutual Benefit Life lnsu-
&c Company" Prospectus and full reports TO the lst
,aa,iy ls5e, will be- given gratis at our office. No.
Pearl steel, KNOWLES e. WALT
|9,fr,an
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HEHGiFiNDisE.
z. II. TAYLOR's MUSIC SALOON
dNO DIlN(l.ELRYE III RE-RLl(lM

No. lss, MAIS STREET.
gym undersigned is sole ascn, in this -akke@-
~ cty Tor thu sale of the celebrated E43T8sH7z2
NUNS & cLARk'S PIANO FORTEs-6 Y n N y
he instruments haSrreceivri the unqunIi-s
ed approval OF the greatest Punis;s in this country and
Europe. He also keeps Pianos of GALE co aud other
good and well established makers
T. IT, Taylor Keeps constantly hand assortment Of
the best Musical Instruments and Musical Merchandise In
general consisting of Pelaubats superior MELODEONS,
OF d, and 0ctavns with single and doubl. reeds
Martin unrvacd GUITARS.
Tnyors approved FLUT ES-Qhese Flutes are not sur.
passed.
Accordeons Clariones Flutes Flies Flagcoets ui,srr
Violins, Banjos, Bridges, pcss, &c.
Tuning Forks and Pipes, Mouth Pieces for CIaronett
and brass instruments.
Piano Stools and bestquaty Guitar and Violin Srings
The largest and most offashonab
new and standard Sheet Music BIZ found in this Stat-
liberal discount made 10 Teachers and Schools
In short, every article In TIE Music line may had ut
this establishment at most reasonable prices.
Pianos Tuned and lot TO Hire Old Pianos taken In
change Tor new ones. p. Fl. TAYLOR,
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CONsTABLE-Thsnkf to my fel.
iowei,;zcns for their confidence and support
..sr.I wears past. | again announce myself Can
q e., re- election the Office of High Constable
&c :o % "a. FIRED BUTLER
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1.-THE REQUEST OF MANY FRIEND
GEO. F. HOLMES.

- CITY ASSESSOR, and promise faithful per.
s'' Of the duties of said Office. Being well &C
'n.e With The city, respectfully solicit the votes OF
+ GLOW citizens GRO uotups
80, a5--;dc Nco' F' noHAfs
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rJTY GAUGER.-l hereby announce myself
candidate for the office of CITY Gauger, sub.
..,.bs decision Of a Democratic Nominating ConVen'
3D. >, a RI WORDSWORTH.
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sgain Candidate for re.elsc.
ron 10 the Office Of Mayor Of this City.
- ~ 40 JOSEPH MAYO.
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UP THE MEDITERRANEAN.
PLEASURE VOYAGE,
BY STEAMER : y gleason.
A. i. LowBnR COMMANDER
TuyHE ERICSSON will leave NEW fORk ICTk
Il on SATURDAY, MAY lst, at o'clock I. $4,000
NJ on the above voyage-stopping ut Gibraltar one day
Malta days alexandra eight days. !ats dor lcru
days, Naples five days, Marsens four days An cI.e.
rienced person will accompany the SHl; and make ar.
engagements for the land travel Taose who intend 70 60.
but have not ye. 2ai should take passage Immediately
&C. useDr one hundred berhs be paid tor prior to April
18Th the SHIP VIII be placed on another route
Full Steamer fare for the voyage, s7a0
No Berths secured TIL paid for.
For further particulars, applyto ,,,,,,.,. co
March sO-Sw No, l3 William st New York.
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,,ITCNNVNT M THE Gas

SUPERINTENDENT OF THE GAS
~WORKS-At the request of many fiends, l an
~ .,ssen candidate for the Office Of SUPERlk.
an esrS S1TI ne THE CITY GAS WORKS.
NsS,aa W 80 D. HAGERTY.
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ESCu StTURDIV
54s5 Prizes amounting to $4,000
Whole Tickets, $40: Halves, -; Quarters, 81 80.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY

54s5 Prizes amounting to $4,000
Whole Tickets, $40: Halves, -; Quarters, 81 80.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from 20 $4,000, corresponding with those
numbers the ticket. printed separate slips OF paper
encrced with small tin tubes, and placed In wheel
The first 49, prizes similarly printed and encirced are
placed IN another wheel.
The wheels then rsvolved and number Is drawn
from the wheel OF numbers and at the time prize
drawn from the other Wheel The nubc: and prize drawn
out opened and exhibited to the audience and register
ed by the Commissioners the prize being placed against
the number drawn This operation Is repeated until all the
prizes drawn out.
APPROXIMATION pRlzEs-The two preceding and the
two succeeding numbers TO those drawing the first prizes
will be entitled to the IS Approximation Prizes. For
Pile: II ticket No. l25O draws the $4,000 prize those tick
numbered 1l2iS 1929 1891 1882 will each be en
tied to $iOO. II ticket no $50 draws the $4,000 those
tickets numbered 5iS 49, 55l, 552, will each be entitled
$780, and according to the above scheme.
The 1000 prizes Of $50 will be determined by he last hg
Of the number that draws the $4,000 prize. For
pie II the number drawing the $4,000 prize ends viz. 10.
then all the tickets where the number ends p will be
entitled to 800 II the number en1l with g then all the
tickets where the number eal, IL viii be entitled TO So
and so on to O.
CERTIFICATES Of packages will be sold at the following
rates which Is the risk
Certificate OF Dackages OF 10 whole tickets $50
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TYNITED STATES or AMERICA-EASl

u DISTRICT OF VIRGlNIA-Ss.
Whereas libel filed in the District Court
the of United States for the Eastern District of Vr
BIN bean, against the steamer Echo" her tackle
apparel furniture, engines. &C., alleging TINT sum
OF money due and payable to him. OF which
part has been paid and that the said money Is still due
him and praying that the said of money may be al
lowed. And that the said steamer, her tackle, apparel
furniture &c. may be condemned and sold to pay said
sum of money, with costs, charges and expenses,
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the oniti0us of tn"
said Court to me directed aud delivered, do hereby
give notice to all persons claiming the said steamer her
tackle apparel furniture &C., in any interest
ed therein, that they be- and appear before the said Dis
tict Court be held at the Court Room in the City OF
Richmond in and for the Eastern District OF Virginia,
the 18th day of Nay next, at ~ O'Clock, then and
there interpose their claims and make their aega
tons In that behalf. J. ID, STEEL, u. NJ,
April 2-c3t For JoRS WILEY, ". f.. v. ID.
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-rur UNDERSIGNED IL Candidate for re.
sineticn TO the office Of Superintendent Of the
Works and respectfully solicis tho votes OF his
.oxfala,lssn'i IA. THOs. II. WYNNE
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MONEY FOR TIE MILLION
100000 FOR FIVE DOLLARS!
Only 80, 600 Nnmbers-3,2S6 Prizes-1Tore thun
One Prize to every Nine Tickets!
ONE TICKET CAN DRAW THREE PRIZES!
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000!
ON THE HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
ASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY
- BYAUTHORITYOFTHE STATE OFGEORGIA.
CLASS LL-Draws April ], ls5s,
CLASS MM-Draws April IL, 1855.
In public. at Macon, Ga under the sworn superinen.
dence Of +. C. Buckley aud Joa Waterman. Esqs
Prizes Payable Without Deduction.
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MANY VOTERS.
,.SaCER nv THR POOR HOIJsE.

- az, a candidate for the Office of MANAGER
~ r1r POOR HOUSE, and respectfully solieit your
The HENRY MYERS, the person who
Attended the sick in Norfolk when the
,,o-,de Yellow Fever prevailed there:
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IN THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
~ RICHMOND Il am a candidate for the Office
-, o The Circuit Court Of the City OF Richmond, and
..ss,.!y solicit your support. ,rr
~ oil JAMES
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HOW TO CURE ALL PAIN.


NEURALGIA is affection of the Nerves. Rheumn,
~ sm arises from Colds, Weakness of the Blood Ex
posure and is attended with pains in the Bones Muscles
SPINE Sides Limbs aud Back.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE ALL-THE GREAT PAIN
AENlIIlLATOR.
This article Is prepared by Chemist, and acts upon
the Nerves. Blood Bones Snews and Muscles, and by its
warming stimulating and magnetic electro power, expels
all pain from the system 1t also Dyspepsia arising
from weak stomach and bowels. BY its use. pain van
ishes and Indigestion is improved
Fer Choc, Cholera. Pain in the Stomach or Bowels
preparation equals 1t in giving instant relief.
Itcures Tooth-Ache in minute; Sore Throat or Mouth
vanshes; and for sprslns, Bruises Cuts in Man or
Boast, il acts like charm.
Every Laborer and Family, and every Planter or
Farmer who have large forces u manage, should get
bottle in OF accidents sudden sickness usual
y cures in less time than requires get Physician.
Try it, and you will be surprised at its happy effect.
Bottles l2, Is and 80 cts.
BE sure and ask for HARTSHURNE'S CURE.ALL.
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond, Norfolk and Ports
month: +. H. Robertson, in Petersburg, and Thompson
Co, Lynchburg. -..
NJ B.-If yoN have Cough, use IIARTsHoRNE'S
PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY. 1t isthe best
Cough Syrup in the World. Apri3
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g. ID. WOOTTON,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

T-AGENT-COLLECTOR
Apply at the Once of "The SOuth,,,
ON 18TH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND Cary.
VIII attend punctually to any business entrusted to him
In the city or country Writing Of any kind Copying.
Book Keeping, Accounts Collecting Buying and Selling
etc.
REFEREECES:-Col II. C. CabelI, Roger A. Pryor.
Esq, Col Henry Thwsatt, Prof H J Christian. James 7
Butler Co., and many others for whom he has done the
like business. March 4-u
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S"7-F<:TIP Fr|NCH GOODS,

S"I.f>:'rP FRENCH GOODS
rhyM .,Ct TON
6HrsttisT;. nintz Pr eel French Bcragcs
b pIn r,.Drri French " Tslin De LANES
LupiE'a X;rn Slack Balrtdzn"s
Inesc ether des.:"5c goods we are opening th's
morning.
They we're purchased nt large French suction sale
New for n. - per cent to'oW their regular value snf
will be sold very low PRICE & WATKINS
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ET SAVE YOUR HOKSEs.-"We take great
pleasure in recommending the Mexican Mustang Linment
as valuable and nds ensable article for sprsns Sores.
Scratches or Gsls Horses Our have used 1t for
severe Burns Bruises Sores, Stiff Joints and Rheumatic
Pains and all say 1t acts like magic. We use no other
Liniment w HElTT,
Foreman for American, Harndens and Wells, Fargo
Co.'S Express"
cold from a bad hurt, and useless for
year, had used everything could hear Of without bene-
fit, until tried the Mustang Linimen 1t has perfectly
cured him. and can now take the above price for him.
Respectfully yours JAMES DORRANCE
Every Planter Teamster and Family should have this
invaluable article Sold by all respectable dealers every.
where
BARNES & PARK
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AUCTION SslEs.
bt 'A.nEs vi. TAYLOR * son, aCCT's
roMMISSIUNE R,S SALE ne ~, r,

EH0MMISSI0NER'S SALE OF OSp ,xn,yI.
~ DE t:, MoiLrf oFTilESwAH TAVERN IEEohp
RICHMOND, ON BROAD AND NINTH sTR ~. VIZ
Pursuant I" decree Of the Circuit Court of iIn ;,, a
Richmond, entered the 18th day of February - -;
the al Vaughan hnd ais vs. todiil and which ,.
srn" by til. Court Of Appeals by il decree. entered ~"
the 2th dsy Of January sS. The subscriber the special
commissioner duly appointed will proceed Ia sell a, puh
lie auction, upon the premises the 18th day April at
o'clock, p NJ, undivided mocty OF the property de
scrbed in the proceedings in the said suit US the swan
| Tavern property, having front the north side OF
Broad street, commencing at its intersection with ytn
hundred and sky feet. and running back
% 9th street tho usual depth OF u half acre lot.
TERMS 1.-The interest upon thousand hundred
and twenty dollars from the 18th day August, 1854 un
I'll il s paid, and the sum OF two thousand and sixty
dollars and the OF the snd be- paid
and the residue To be puld with interest equal
sanens at intervals OF six twelve eighteen nni twenty
four from the day of .alc which pay
the Commissioner shall take negotiable notes with
cdorser the title to the property being retained
JAMES LYONS commissioner
JAMES VI. TAYLOR sos, Auctioucers.
March s-tds
TRUSTEES SALE OF one MOIETY or THE
SWAN TAVERN lNoW BROAD STREET HOTEi)
| BROAD STREET, AT AUCTION
HOY virtue of deed OF trust executed by Isaac Go
- din to the subscriber rs trustee datcI 10th August
eJi aud recorded III the Office OF the Clerk OF Richmond
Hastings Court being thereto requested by the bcuehiry
in said deed named, shall the 18TH DAY OF APRIL
e at r ~. upon the premises sell thcproper,y there
by conveyed, to wit
One undivided moiety of lot 7i in the plan of the CITY OF
Richmond sused on the north side BUn street, at lis
intersection with 9th street fronting 1876 feet ON Broad street
and running back the full dept said lot No 1si-bey
the same lot upon which the 4 Tavern now the Broad
Stree, Hotel, is situated q undivided moety Of
one other lot parcel OF lana, adjoining the above
west fronting 80 feet Broad Street. and running back lh
u depth-hc said piece oi ground having thereon large
brick building which has been used ns stable for snd
Tavern which said lot OF land part lot No. 7s in tie
plan OF said CITY,
The highly valuable character of this property is such M
to render unnecessary further description thereof As
the other moety will be sold same evening Nv the
Commissioner of the Circuit Court the case OF Vaughn
&c. against Goddn, opporunilyis offered purchase
the whole. TgRMs-Cash.
JAMES n. TAYLOR, Trustee
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, u Sow, Auctioneers
March S-ds
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SpECIAI. NOTICES.


fCNOTICE=-The Council of the City of Rich.
~ mond have appointed the following persons to
DC commissioners and Conductors and have DESIGNATED
the following places for holding the Charter Elections on
the first Wednesday In April next, viz:
FoR JEFFERSON WARD.-Luther Libby, Joseph Brunl'
NELL James Winston, Z. A. Smith and Alexander Craig,
to be COMMISSIONER Reuben 7. Seal I'd officer OF the
Day Police to DO Conductor; and the Hall the First
Market TO be the place for holding the eection' -,
FoR MADISON WARp-EHsha Shcpperson, VIM. w.
Crump. Geo. w. Randolph, Geo W. Gillian and Frsnc.s
j. Smith, TO be Commissioners; Cadmus c. Johnson ist
officer of the Day Police to be Conductor; and the City
Hall to b. the place for holding the elections
FoR MOsIoE WARp-Samuel T. Bsyy, Thomas par
ham, Thomas Boudar, Samuel ]. Rutherford, and VIM
w. Undertake, to be Commissioners; B. NJ. Morris, 4th
officer of Day Police be Conductor and Lacys shop
the corner oBroad Poushee Streets 70 be the place
for holding the elections.
THOMAS LAWSON,
March 23-tde Clerk Of the Council.
~LAsT NOTICE-To close, by Auction, ON the
~ lst April will sell Great Bargains in balance
Of Stock Of Dry Goods up 70 that time for cash only
w. P. PERKINS CO.,
March 5-tf No. al, Eagle Square
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GILBERT STEWARDS PORTRAIT OF
WASHINGTON,
PRINTED ~ OIL COLORS.
NVERYBODY who reveres the memor. u that erea,
~ and good man throughout the lnnt aould send FOL
a copy OF this truly beautiful picture.
Fine Impressions, Arabesque Cold Mounted only 81 90
Single Proofs, paper, SO
For convenience, .emtances for the half dollar style
may be made N stamps.
Pictures carefully rolled and sent (free) Per post
Address DEVERErX Il CO.
Athen@um, Washington Square, Philadelphia
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Il. MAYR,S
7 IAN o > A DON,
Opposite Breeder Il Fox, No. 21S, BroadSt,
II BEG leave 10 inform the public that !
Il have on hand large assortment OF 81. Hc6z.E8E9
perior
PIANO FORTEs II
from the best ManuacturGrsn the country anonst otber
w. Cache l. Co., Baltimore. | would particularly call
the attention of the public the pianos manufactured by
StGin"ay sons New York, to whom Medals of the
ghest order have been awarded, in competition with
the best makers, ns instance:
TWO FIRST Prize Medals at the Metropolitan Fair Wash
Ton, March. 1855.
First Prize Gold Medal American Institute Cr,,,o Pa
lace, New York November, ls55.
First Prize Gold Medal, Maryland Institute Baltimore
November, ls:6.
First Prize Medal American Institute Crystal Palace
New York, November, 1876.
First Prize Gold Medal Maryland Institute, Baltimore
November, 1867.
All new Instruments sold nj this establishment warranted
tor i've years, aud kept in for two years without
charge
To accommodate purchasers from the country | will
put up the Instrument myself at any place desired
Several second.handed Pianos for SALE and old and new
Instruments for hire.
have also for sale
MELODEONS,
with single and double reeds
VIoLlNS, GUITARS, &C.,
Superior strings.
All orders from the country for tuning repairing In
strumens promptly attended To.
Letters please direct F. MAYR
IN ll Hui,,l N.rfI,, f. ~. al.