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IN COKE Drices oi

X EDUCTlON IN COKE The prices of
COKE, until further notice. will be al follows
Soft Lump Coke.......-............. s. per load
S0it hsii Coke IS do,
Hard Coke. both grades.......... 50 do
AT these prices Coke is, all things considered the
cheapest Fuel now utfered. likely to be offered in
thn market, during the coming season.
TERMS-tdSh . deLrery, Of on demand
o. Yards corner 10Th street and Basin and corner
Byrd and 9Th, South side Canal.
my ls-ts JN0 J WERTH Agent
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DIsSoLUTIONs, 90.

DISSOLUTION The Co partnership
heretofore existing in the city of New York
under the firm of LUDLAM & PLEASANTs ex.
pirsd by limitation on LIST inst
The outstanding business OF the firm will be set
tied by HENRY LUDLAM, + w Peasants having
returned 10 Virginia HENRY LUDLAM
W PLEASANTS
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TAILORING, &c.
/ WILLIAM STA g G, IA
4 Merchant Tailor, ~

"a WILLIAM STA GG, "a
IA Merchant Taller.
Wf Corner OF Bans aud iith Streets w
.~lA~ Richmond, Virginia. takes this n. ~-1x.
rortunits Of informing his friends and the public
generally that be has commenced the above husi.
mesa aud hopes by assdaity and attention To merit
q share ri pablic patronage. W. \. feels himself
competent. irom over ~ years practice IN England
aud tueriea 70 give entire satisfaction TO All VINO
raay favor in with their orders, Particular atten.
tlou paid 10 the cut and ht Of pantaioons, trial
Will satice.
u s~Boys Clothing and Militia Uniforms made
la = smpegieT style. Caters hand aud made 10
order Cutting and Repairing done TO order at
shortest nofice. ma Inns
IA n. sT0CKSDALE,
- FASHIONABLE CisOTUIER AND DEAL.
W ER IN 3ENrLEMEN'S
~-IA- FURNISHING GOODS,
Fine Dress aud Business Coats Of ali kinds
Black Doeskin Nud Fancy FIR. Cashmere Pants
SIX. Satin CasS}ugre AMI Marseilies yesta
Shirts. Collars, Socks, Gieves Ties Hdkfs
SIX, Cashmere, Merih0 aud Cotton Under Shirts
and beavers
Cents spring Over Sacks and Linen Busters
and everything appsrtaining 90 gentismen's wear
A cali Is respectfully solicited before purchasing
elsewhere, as am determined 10 cell goods al low
prices. n. sfOCkSDALE
l44 Main street
ar Pms rour door below Exchange RANK
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CURRENCY REDEEMED !

CURRENCY REDEEMED We will
~ redeem the notes Of all solvent Bauks-not in
"Bankable Funds, but in the Precious desals."
enc of the most valuable of which is IRON. This
We have cast in packages e0pfeatenHy arranged to
require auo fully prepared to deposits' in any
portion of the city country at short notice. and
7 in the most workmanlike manner" Also, Tin
Sheet Iron aud Copper Work generally, at the Gov
ernar Street Stove Store
my6 GEORGE STA RRETT.
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By j. E. Lemoine & Sons, Aucts.
lPetersbnrQl

DIALTO MILLS AT AUCTION.-On
II SATURDAY the ed inst (May) at twelve
O'Clock m on thepremises we will sell at pubic AUG
fion, the valuable WHEAT AND COIN MILLS,
privileges 1.-THE use of half the Appomattox riyer)
together with the Land aud uou es attached EN-
hracin0 large. new aud comfortable DWELLING.
Ths Mills have been lately thoroughly repaired,
and are now in fine order for grinding Wheat and
Corn and are capable of making from $50 to o bar
rel. dour per day The Corn Mill has the largest
custom of any In the city. aud Is very profitable
This valuable property viii be posatirety soia as
the present owner pursuits and plans Rrsv'nt nun
Az To credit. and will be declared at sale.
"' " JOHN Z. LEMOINE SONS,
mv,--tds Auetioneers
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-
COAL.

A NTHRACITE COAL.-Now in yard
- for sale low for cssh--
1000 tons best family RED ASH EGG COAL
400 WHITE ASH q"
$50 " White Oak FOUNDRY
All coal sold will be screened and weighed at my
yard, thus nsurng to the purchaser CLEAN COAL and
ACTUAL WEIGHT: sAML HAYES,
my l3-dlmf 18th st. South side OF the Dock.
A NTHRACITE COAL.-I am receiving
L "A orders for the best quality RED ASH ANrHRA-
CITE COAL. to be delivered in the month of June
at s. 80, cash, per ton of 2240 hounds | am also
prepared TO deliver CLOVER HILL COAL at the
lowest market rrice. WRIT ROBERTS
Dealer in Anthracite and Glover Hill Coal.
Once. corner 18th and Dock sts, Richmond, Va.
my Ism
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By Goddin 4 Apnaraon.
TRUSTEES SALE OF MOST BEAU

TRUSTEES SALE Of MOST BEAU
- TlEUL COUNTRY SEAT, NEAR THE CA
NAL. TWO MILES WEST Oh RICHMOND.--As
acting trustee in q deed Of a trust from Hiram b.
Dickinson, ESQ dated nth Oct 1885, duly recorded
in Henrico County Court. shall proceed 70 cell g
public auction. ON the premises. on WEDNRkDAY
the 18th day of May. 1855. ut "a o'clock M n fair
f not the next fair day. that most beautlful coun
try seat, located above, in the occupaney Of
said Dickinson, adjoining the lands Of Messrs John
tanning 3lA acres.
The land is in the highest state Of cultivation. sad
the yard beautifully set In shrubbery flowers, Ac--
The dwelling is nos only large. but n nearly nsw.
and most tastefully and elegantly flushed. This
out buildings are ample for the use OF the place.
The property will be 80 divided AZ to give to Lot
No 3, on which the mansion stands 70 acres; and TO
Lot No 4, on which small framed dwelling stands,
50 acres. ~
IERMs--Enough In cash 10 dsfray expenses OF sale
and to discharge bond OF S274l.%6. with interest
from 18th April 1881: and the residue of pro-
ceeds OF sale ON such terms may ke announced ct
the hour OF sale, which, however, will be liberal.
The title Is believed be perfect but the trustee
will convey with the usual special warranty. The
taxes for 1853 {, be paid by the purchaser.
ny request of VI. Prave. the beneficiary in said
deed. t.s Is tfIf
mys w. G0DDIN. Acting Trustee.
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shall continue the COMMISSION BUSINESS in
IN" CITY OF New York, on my own account in con
nection with agency tor Steam shf % amsstown and
Roanoke and am prepared 10 afford the usual faciI
ties on shipments to my address.
l4-iw HENRY JUnT
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lust RECEIVED
IL hhds prime Porto Rico SUGAR
Is boxes prime Pine Apple CHEESE
80 Country English Dairy do
10 hbis Portland SYRUP
90 bbls Extra aud Superhne FLOUR
70 pkgs Black, Young Hysos and Gun Powder
TEA.
Together with large and select stock of LIQOURs
and GROCERIES generally. for sale at low prices,
by NORVELL d WAGNER
myIS Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
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By James M. Taylor Il Con.
DETIRED AND HANDSOME BUILD

IL ING LOTS AT AUCTIoN-wilI be sold on
MONDAY, the cath day of May, commencing at ~.
O'Clock, VI. upon the premises, a large number OF
Lots in and near the "Town of Fulton" Mans of
these Lots elevated and dry enjoying an extern
sive view of the river and surrounding country,
others fronting on Lewis street. now county road,
and well located for grocery stores, &c. A portion
of this property abounds with valuable moulders'
sand.
Terms at SALE which will be made to suit bidders
my Is JAS NJ TAYLOR h SON, Auc,s.
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By Henry w. Quarles,

mo I5U MaIn stfeetl
NEW AND Ell EGANT STOCK OF
~ JEWELRY.-I will commence the sale, THB
EVENING, at ~ O'Clock. Of an entirely. nsw snd
elegant stock OF Jewelry consisting OF hne asecet
ment and latest stvles -
a. These goods are direct from ths nanufkc-
turers, and are warranted as represented.
ap2i HENRY w QUARLE9, Auct.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOIICE.-WIL-
~ LIAM II. BELTS having associated himself
with US tor the purpose of conducting an AUCTION
BUSINESS for the sale OF Negroes. the firm here
after will be carried on in the name and style Of
PULLlAM BELTS Thankful for the encourage
nent heretofore received, they mutually solicit the
patronage 80 literally extended to the cid firm aud
especially ask the attention of their respective
friends TO the new partnership.
ID VI PULLIAM co.
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CHIPPING.

~
80 FOR NEW YORKs-FERST YES.
s<s-se Ell. The superior. fast Saffhas achr GER.
TnCDk uoRFIF. Capt Meyer. having the grea.
ter portion of Yer cargo engaged and going on
I.ssrd, wi have Immediate dispatch FOR remain.
der Of cargo apply 10
ilY st W D COZ QUIT A co
sT A SMALL TOW BOAT,
.t4ss sssw-sssAsF O8 SALE-I Am authorized ,o sail
= .neii ttW R0AT. - feet keel. beam % feet. and
Ztl~ ~ % horse power She is only four years old
pr1i city. sound, aid in good order. aud will be
soi ie~, a. her owner has furtheC use for her
Fos further particulars apply 10
10y It's HASKINs
sT FREIGHT FOR BOSTON.
sA-@--ssse~sssfs1s The steamer GEO. PEABODY, will
leave Acannud tor Baltimore every WEDNESDAY
uarqiug AZ q clock. where she will connect wjtli
the Ro-tNn steamer that leaves Baltimore every
Saturday afternoon and arrive at Boston the follow
ias fueS2sV,
(sastl- su lie delivered through 90 Boston with
more expedition by thsroute. and at moderate rate
~ tcel2Dt.
For terms, apply 10 .
LUDLkN 4 WATSON
my4-ts Office opposite Steamers Wharyes
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IA BRICK DWELLINGS. WITH TWO VACANT
LOTS ADJOINING, ON MARSHALL AND 2iTH
STREETS. AT AUUTION.-By virtue of q decree
of the Circuit Court OF the county OF Henrico pro-
nounoed on the 18th day of May. 1885, in the case Of
Lumpkn's Admir- vs.. Lumpkin, &C shall. as Ad-
Ininistrator of Margaret 2. Lumpkin offer for sale
at public auction, upon the premises, on MON DAY,
the 7th day OF June. 1885, at o'clock 2. NJ. brick
dwellings and lots. situated at the corner of Mar
shall and cath streets, and known the late resi-
dence Of Mrs. NJ. r. Lumpkn. One of the lots has
front of 36z feet and the other fronts 30 feet run
ing back to alley 30 feet wide.
The vacant lots adjoining front each 80 feet, and
run back $50 feet to sD alley 30 feet wide.
TERMs-One.thrd cash; balance at and years,
for bonds bearing interest title to be re aimed until
the whole purchase money is paid and conveyance
directed by the Court. JNO a HUTCHINSON,
Admir- OF Margaret Lumpkin deed.
JAS NJ TAYLOR& Son Aucts. nv IL
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WATCHES, CLOCKS. Ao.


Il j. N. WILLIAMS,
ia WATcHMAKER AND JEwELER
rrnu.. No Main street
49,. FORMERLY wrTH MR. JeHs HuI
neeps constantly on hand gocd assortment a. an.
maShes Clocss and Jewelry, which he ofyers xaav
,oS ,or cash watches and Clocks neatly ana re
haely repaired and warranted: wedding E,os o
paired. " "o"e'fy neatly re-
snip Chronometers repaired in a reliable r,.,n.
"na t.ea oy transit, At shortest notice
nemaslesi, philosophical and Astronomical,
"a ~ e'hehs. MUSIC Boxes, Accotdeons &c renair.
WY >. NoTTLE WILLIAMS
mv,. No Main Street
my l9-t9 Formerly with Mr. Jobn Hin
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A MOTHER SUPPLY FROM AUCTION.

n NO II1It y II Il h'N1 w II Z y = y -
~ We shali open this morning, from the N York
Auction Sales of Franeh Goods purchased last week
large and beautiful assortment OF rich Donbl
Jupe, Double Plounced sud AQuilie Barge Robet
Iaconets and Organizes by the yard, very rich Silk
Robes Bayadere silks. &c. &c.
As the above Goods be sold at great reiuc-
ton from our early purchases we shall reduce stock
on hand to the prices and invite all purchasers
of rich and CHEAP Goods to give us Call at No. ~
Main street. -
nv ~ CHRISTIAN LATHR9P.
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RICHMOND TROT-

- htAts, UtsI lHTtt III UVt, %
harness on MONDAY ZIth inst, at O'Clock Z. III.
Nr- enters brown horse David Wood
Mr. c. Wagner enters bay horse Independence.
So Gate FEE % cents.
my IS-td O. WAGNER, Proprietor
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w. GoDDIN. Acting Trustee.
TWO YOUNG MULES AND A RIDING

MARE, FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N--Wfn DO
sold ON WEDNESDAY,. the 18th May, 1883 (mms.
dately after the sale Of Mr. Dicknsons farm ON tho
premises thereby two young, well broke mules, g.
years old ana a Mare of good blood. suitable for
riding. or for light drausbt~
TERNs:-Four month"; cfedit for approved en-
dorsed negotiable notes. d0DDlN 4 APPERsON,
myI7 Auefs.
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IRON, STEEL, TIN PLATES, &C.

q "a REWARD Stolen from the sub
~ -c scriber about thu 9th of April one black
leather TRUNK aud contents. consisting OF one
Gold aad one Sill yer Watch aud lot Of Clothing from
Briggs bakery. corner 50 and Bread streets Any
person giving any Information 80 as to Recover the
same. will receive the above reward
ALEXANDER WERST
at Rriv n.u
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NOTlCE.-The co partners hip hereto
4, fore existing between ALLISON, FAY Il MEL
LON. is this day dissolved by mutual consent Tn
business viii hereafter be Conducted by
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PULL AM & BELTS,
AUCTIONEERS, VAIL STREET,
- RICHMOND VA,
VIII sell NEGROES both publicly and privately.
Our p1rtcrs always at each depot, and at boats on
their arrival. A G pULLIAM
WILLIAM II Is TITS.
Richmond. May 10th. 1873. my l2-3m
COMPREHENSIVE The subscribers
~ have this day formed s copartnershp under
the style and firm of JOSEPH JOHN MORTON
for the purpose of conducting general commission
business in all ita branches successors to NOR
TON. ARMSTEAD Co at their old stand and re-
specttully solicit oonsgnments rom their friends
and the public generally,
Advances made on consignments and Guano fur
nished TO planters.
JOSEPH T. MORTON,
late of 3nrton, ArmsteBh Co.
JOIN b. MORTON,
formerly Of Msury 4 Morton.
Richmond. January LIST, 1853. ia 2-G&sw6m
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Thankful for past favors respectfully solicit a
aontuuanre
In store choice OLD WHISKY. which we recon-
mend TO consumers. MELLON Il SON
1874 Cary street.
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pEMOVAL.-N. w. Stafford has re-
AZ moved his manutaetory Of Stretched Leath-
er Betting aud Hose. to No. IA Main street. up
stair where may be found all the varieties Of goods
IN his line, as good or better and cheap at any
other place. nav IS-6t*
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DEFRIGERATOR. have for sale pri-
IL yatey one very superior Refrigerator, large
size suitable for public House or large family
which will sell great bargain in, l. early appli-
cation is made TO me AZ my store .,.,u
III IL, u.
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Still Selling Or!

GAMUEl. BUZBY. No II MARKET ST. WILL
- MINGrON, DEL, not having sold all his stock
OF Spring and Summer DRY GOODS, Will continue
the sale, with the intention ufcnsug them out as early
as possIbie,-am0ng which Will he found many desi-
rable Goods for LADIES Spring aud Summer Wear
Also, Men and Boys Goods IA large variety; with new
materials for Ladies' Travelling Dresses.
Not forgetting their Summer Shawls,
New Umbrellas and Parasos
to which have been added many new and beautiful
Goods for The present season. alol which will be sold
at greatly Reduced Prices.
In the new CARPET ROOM will he found the
largest assortment OF handsome AID durable Carpris
ever opened in this city. Also, Canton Mating and
Floor Oh Cloths all widths some very superior; to.
gcther with Rugs and Door Mas in variety.
Wilmington, April 80 'j9.hn
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber would inform his friends and
the public generally, that he intends to run
Baggage Wagons 4 Hacks toand from the Rail-
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose of
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight, Bag
gage, &c. He expects to locate in the west
part of Smyrna, where all orders will be thank
mlly received and promptly attended to.
0~13~ lie will also run Wagons to and from
Smyrna Landing, for the purpose of hauling
Goods, Lumber, Iron, or anything that may
come by the Vessels.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes to merit
and receive liberal share of the public patron
age. EBENEZER LURTY.
Dec I9,"55-tf
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~ lilIling,on advertisements.
&asriaEG.

Tins IS he season oi the year Tim: requires us 10
look arInnn ami what is needed Nv w:ty of
change IN our wearing apparel rs 10 Lrarvt.s We
are laying III Spring Goods and our only iroubp i, lo
lind room for them. here IN this house IN looking
over our stock, nd quite Il large lot oi Winter Boots
and Shoes on haud-so much 50, il dIsc0mmodCs me
very much 10 find room for them. But | will make
room Oy Kicking out all The odds and ends of Winter
Boots and Shoes NOW on hand. The winter stock J
now have left am going to sell and get rid Off
cannot get one price | viii take another don't 90
III for Keeping on hand Be. Is and Shoes for large
prices myself year after year, until depreciation OF
stock, and the interest on the money eats them TN.
We viii low self Ladies lhlck sole heel boots such
as we have sold for 81 90, for 10 cts pair, and Mems
Shoes that We have sold lor - 90, Tor Is cts pair
and Mems Shoes that we have sold for 81 - Will
now sell for 80 cts and 81 % puir aud Mems coarse
seWcd Boots shall sell TOR 81 30 pair and 81 Ou
So naw, you that want bargains Tor cash, come and
u0k What VIII sell you at almost your own prices.
Remember We will sell you Gents ne L dress Boots
Tor - 90 pair. and Ladies' line Caters as low "a
els par: IhcIe Is lao Leeplng over old stock in
these dIgglns
Now a word to the Ladies' upon the Fashionable
Shoe this samncr The Cater Boot viii lead in poill
at fashion all 0ar kinds of shoes put together; us Il
the leading c0ior III point OF fashion, II is hard 10 gnt
al exactly; notice the color of Silk dresses that are
mostly worm the stone color the dark the ashes
roses and the oh.e culors occupy prominent position
ami from that we can Judge that those cOOrs will
cuPy nigh point III iashluH 10 cOi0r> of the Ladies'
Dress CATERS, AMI yet The tan color al bronze Mo-
rocco Ladies Boots occupy position IN the iashItna-
bic community.
We have beer making mp Ladies fire CATERS this
last winter of ~ different cOlOrs and shades OF
cOlOrs. am NOW selling a line Morocco Ladies' Bus.
KIM iuyed with Patent Leather, and trimmed with c
neat bows and buckle for only IS Gents; shoe like il
Tor that money ! never sold before and Childrcn's
fancy Lasting tipped CATERS for only 80 cents pair
The like for thaI arc DoG CHEAP. FOR spring and
summer trade we have It card OF Hastings of over 100
different cu!ors ana shades OF cDOrs for The Ladies' TO
pick from, 10 maiSh amy shatc OF Dress they NAV de
sire Call and see What can otter you IN bargains
at FLANlGENS Cheap Shoe Store. No 10 WcsI
Second Street, more commonly known rs the Wall
Street OF Wilmington, where the poetry of the art is
understood. Wilmington, Del, MAY 49, 1858.
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Eos1NN&pGE&'S
RON Mary ester.
a New Comhmrd Mower and Reaper

q ~ N""','"'" N"Nor ana Reaper
80, "'ci'tI % ii' l''tr ~ IN'i.
INC "'tc"i"h ~ i&:!t'r' L. icsTrc,i".'y uII,d 10
inns "it'uc' II can nc Sr' tIthrT al "Hr shop al
"i'e' a. OF al our "aIeh""se "a Whining
''' ~. : '',l ~. -.,-
year. and how Outstanding, il 81, tt.clr l>t lr.,
non, y are Warranted aayr liral -, .c. Ia-l.,lc
gave ht'''r satisi'e'i"'.
/ Some OF It's adganlaUcs may he cun,oar.f.l =.
LI..,,. "
~, ,,
- &c ''ie - 81 .'' i'''i ~ "a" s"ld asc".
.HSgl ~ j" 70 s'' '''>e and ihr',' iAr ma
MI" 5 ~ - :. , 'i,''' ,..,
MI ,',r ,,.,t, i =, IN IN .''' '"y nae h"r
''t =, .i' '''' ,i'''0 :" e. 'at %. order,
D'' ~ ~ tia - NV va"
/ H. r,,t =, No. r. ~ 80 - !''.'' at.u-
=? = - - "i' ".''I ""i i"t t'-. "ti.'a
49, ''' l''' ~ We ''' h!li'.s !"' i"S rlu'.h-
IhS iiSIe'S ana att!l-ss 10 degree Ho ajlrlH..
auaIhrI;
f'i' ne '.ulcr htF can De- raised AM lowered viii.
S,h A., is.i, - . ~ - :" "'''.'II
Cnitrr t:r ,r,",I, ~ Wy ',"' 'id OF M
-, ~ 49, 80 ~ "a "a "i'' me i".i.t
t;Io ~ -. '""' '''''e ''''i mo-. l"..a
Glh TIc t.r',l t,, - -. ''''N ~
wrought IRON ANA are rirn., ), cl.lr,,I,;,,r
simple sore" NUT They can he made - any go.,,
country smith
,h Il can be thrown la' and out 81 .car M =,
ana WINE the horsrs are ~ n,tp.. Ia, arr:ng,-
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THOMAS D. WEBB,
PracllcaI Halter, fashionable Hat and Cap
Warehouse, No. - Market street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

n respectfully inform my friends that ! have
"a now on hand a large stock Of silk and FeIlIIATS
OI my own manntacture. | have also n large
sormPnt Of CAPS, of various qualities and patterns
VI y prices in accordance with the tunes. would
again raIt the attention the public to my French
by which Iat is made to tit the head
with and comfort Also, Just received bcauIi-
iu and well selected assormcnIo Of Panama and other
Hats tor summer wear. OF the latest styles and fash
IONS at moderate prices. mt PIN
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k'Es Il HI
&,
BAGGAGE WAGONS.

TIE subscriber has commenced running
Freight and Baggage Wagons from Smyrna to
The Railroad Depot and back, for the purpose
Of Hauling GOODS aud FREIGT ofall kinds.
lie will also run hisWagons to and from Smyr-
ma LaHdng, for the purpose of hauling all
kinds Of Freight brought by the Vessels: Bricks,
Iron, Wosd Coal, Lime, Lumber, &c, &c.
Those wishing hauling done will have it
promptly attended to, and at reasonable rates,
by calling on the subscriber.
JOS. C. GRIFFITH.
o. Letters and snail packages confded to
my care will be promptly delivered without
charge. &C @.
feb l3-tf
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The law of Newspapers as decided by the
Counts.

J. Subscribers who do moi give express notice tolhe
contrary, considered Wishing 10 continue their
Subscription
2. II ST bscrbers order the dscontinuance of their
periodicals. the publisher may continue 10 send Them
until all arfearaEes are FI!d.
Ii subscribers neglect or refuse 70 take their pc
riOdicas from the office 10 winch they are directed
they are held responsible. ill they have settled the bill
AMI ordered Them discontinued.
/. II subscribers rcIhuye TO other places without i'll
f,rmire the publishers, and The papers are sent 10 the
former direction. they ure held responsible.
The Courts have decided that refusing to take
periodicals from the Ullire, removing aud leaving
them uncaed iof, Is prima iacIe evidence oi inlen
IiOnal fraud.
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and CASTINGS, Of the following kinds:
Nj sizes of Concavc and Wiley Plows; also, a
Plow of our own patterns sizes; said to be
superior to any now in use. We also manutac-
turc the q" Michigan Double Plow for which
we are the sole agents; and an entirely new
pattern of very superior NEW-GROUND
Pillow. 0E~ CASTINGS Of all descriptions
made to order. STOVES repaired at the short
est notice.
The public is invited to give us call.
Feb. 20, so If. PRATT a. DAVIS.