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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW GOODs-NEW GOODS.

- No. l+3, EAGLE SQrAEs, Mas SrKslT,
AVE- Just received their Spring Stock Of Dry Goods. 20
- which they Invite the attention OF the City aud Coun-
.s Iiaie Generally. Fariarrs. liou,r-kepce!,, and al! 9th
call before purchasing.
Plain Black and Colured silk,
Elegant Spring silk Robe,
Rich Colored licrnani, and Grenadines
Rich Spring Orrandirs and Jacon.,,
Rich Organize Robes
foulard silks, rich printed and plain Iare.es
harrse De LANES. Lawns, Bril!an,., Giushaws
French CatuLrics, Chalirs
Black liJmbazine., Alpacas ard Challi,,
Clothes. Ca..imerrs AMI vesinys
Linen Dril!inf>, Table Daina:e, Napkins and DoyIir-
Ia Linen Shcctinss. Pillow Linens, Irish Linen.
Plain ar! Colored Bor,ered Towel, aud TowcIliu-,
German Hurlap., Brown Linen Ducks
II,!h:.. Gloves. Hosiery, Mrrino and silk Gausc Shirt,
Umbrella. and rirI>o!s
Together with every article usually kept in our line. All
found in this city. March u
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yrw osLr,Ns March 24.-Thc steamship
Ter CITY brings news a few days later from
go. The accounts, however, are indeil'
!. and unreliable. 1t is stated that Guadala-
~ and the capital were in a state OF siege
A,,n>caucnce Of the near approach OF the
u ,,-,l, under Degollada, amounting to 1000
~ 4 strong force of Liberals is stationed
'a, -, National Bridge TO dispute Miramon's
Miramon'S army was entirely unpro-
l., with tents.
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yEw ORLEANS COMMERCIAL ADv1cEs.

Wv ORLEANS. March 22--Thc receipts OF
.,:on are small, and desirable lots are quite
ace. We quote strict %middling at III cents.
The exports to Great Britain, the past week,
age. reaching $4,000 bales.
crop estimates. in consequent Of the falling
f in receipts, are being reduced, and there are
vho believe in a total yieldof over $4,000 900
.s,~. while many do not 90 as high.
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FATAL ARRAY.

s,,,xSAu. March GA despatch from
t.,nyillc, Florida, states that on Satur-
=, las, Major J. l.. Gregg, Chief Engineer
+.,b. Florida Railway. was shot dead by AL
7 Sears, in consequence Of a previous
~:E,,,,,v. They were natives of MaSsachu-
81. The body of Mr.. Gregg has been for
led TO Massachusetts,. Sears is in Jail.
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r. ii. TAYLOit,N MIsIC SALOON

Ne. Is. Mas SIgEEr.
HNiir undersigned Is sole agent In THIS city6TSN1S52
for the sal. of III. celebrated NUNS 2RFT1
CLAEK'S PIANO fO~RTES.-Thc in-'rumrnisf z ~
hav. received the unqualified approval Of the greatest
pi.ni.,s In tIis country and in Europe. lie also keeps II.
nno. 81 GALE 4 Co, and other good and well established
makers.
L. II. Taylor keeps constantly on hand an assortment oi
general, consisting of rriauhat's superior M!I.opEoNS, OF
~, ; aud 4 ociavcs. with single and double re'sis.
Martini unriyall-d GUITARS.
Taylor's approved fLuTES-thcse Flutes are not sur
passed.
Arcor,lron-, Clarionrts, Flutes. Fifcs, flase|'Ict-, Guitars,
yinlin-. IIanj"-, Bridges, Pegs, &c.
Tuning Fork. aud Piper, Mouth Pieces for clarionets and
brass instruments.
The largest AMI mos, beautiful assortment 81 fashionable,
new and standard Sheet Music To be found In this s;ate.-A
liberal discount made to Teachers and schools.
In short. every articl. in the Music line may be had at TINS
establish rEt AZ most reasonable prices.
Piano, Tuned aud let TO Hire. Ola fiahos taken :"
change for new ones. :,
Oct2s Tn 'h'
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ETT1

PLANO SAlsooN,
OPPOSITE lREEpLS & Fox, NJ. ?i>, BROAD ST.
BEG leave to inform the public that ! have 49,
on hand a large assortment Of superior @Efff&44
PLANO fUKTEs, HI n
! from the best Manufactures in the c%ountry,a ~
amongst others ". Cache & Co., Baltimore. would par
ticu,arly call the attention Of the public TO the Pianos man
ufacturcd by Steinway 4 Sons, New York, to whom Medals
of the highest order have been awarded, III coniretnion WIN
the hest makers, az instance:
Two First Prize Medals at the Metropolitan Far WASH
First prize Gold Medal American Institute, Crystal Pa
lace, New York, November, lSH. a.
First Prize Gold Medal, Maryland Institute. Baltimore No.
vembcr, lNji. ..y
Pirs, Prize Medal, American Institute, Crystal Palace "
York, November, l.j6. y.,;uo,.
Frs, Prize Gold Medal, Maryland lnHnr'e, ba"'iHo'e'
November. lSi. .u- .-s,..
ell for five years, and kept in tune for TWO years
charge. 7 x5u nat
To accommodate purchasers from the country l '" Pa'
IN IA. instrument mysel, at any place desired.
several seconilanLei Pianos for sale, and old anu new
= have also for .sIe MELODEONs. with single and double
reed. yIOLINS; GUITARS, &c; Superior strings.
,u-.. Y. MAYR, letter box .39.
Care Of Edwin Workman 4 CO., Richmond va
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NOTICE; no NH: unni
CREDITORS OF THE CHESAPEAKE
4 LIE co l. 4, T. e. r..

VyTIIEREAS by u Trust Deed executed by the Trustees Of
w the Chesapeake Female College. by 4. u. Brown. Pre-
-iGcnt of said Tru>tc-cs, on the >th day OF February, lNI?,
and VI record in thu County Court of Elizabeth City County,
conveying to vs. ~, Trustees the real and personal estate II
said Corporation Including the College buildings and Fix.
lures. for the purpose Of securing all such crediior- al: aid
Corporation ~ have no lien by Judgment or Deed Of Tru,;
on said property, II was provided that the said Trustees
should by notice call upon all such creditors 10 present
their claim, properly authenticated 10 u, OF or before the
l.. day Of April next, in order that the .ainc may he pro.
viLrl for as far a. the assets Of said College will eatciId
upon a sale TO Ice hereafter made by Us under said deed.
Now We 40 hereby notify all -ucii creditors to present
their said claim, To us properly authenticated on or before
the said lat day Of April ncN,, In order that the same may
he listed.
This notice, of course. does not include those who are al
ready secured 10y deed Of trust or Judgment lien.
Please address u. ut Hampton, Va.
CHARLES X. MAIIOEYi
WILLIAM 7. lIENDIES,
u.,. % ., Trus,r,.
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.O TrIcs lnlOUH1H, .
'rickcts-Wholes a.. Halves ~ ~, Quarters ."
All Prize. paid Immediately after the drawing on W ~,
,t Of each month n 40 scheme with a capital OF e"'VV'
x;J, H.. ,J,,wn and on the 18th OF each month u - scheme
ri,h a capital Of goo M will he drawn. Per,on' sending
money hy mail need not fear it, heing lost. orneas pun
Ill: .,;.nJ.,, q Communications strictly confidential.
Note Of sound hanks taken at par. Those ~isnnns arr
cuIar number, should order Immediately: heg's'efe1 Ler
Ter. n, or rid Certified copies Of tlc drawing mailed 70
nil purchasers Of Tickets Immediately after tue drawing -
REFERENCE:
Hon. OVID c. sPAEI:S. MAYER Of Macon, ia Is,", ~.
con- Ga. FARLEY, JURY 4 co, New Orleans.
10. Tickets, address co u.,,n
SlyAySAn uK MiCUS. GA..
or Iox u, Number II, New Orleans, LA.
s2- Prize. ca.ted either In Macon or savannah. Ga, or
at No. snL 81. Charles, between Gra'ier anu c.uhietri"'
Place Nrx Nrlcans. La. "e
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CUICK ERING PIANOS
A MOTHER Lor OF tho,r splendid lnstru.

4 MOTHER LOT OF Those spIenIld IhstTu-
N ments has just been received. 6T5d
". have now rs fine an assortment oiFTTI
Pianos n can be founl in any Of the iarseIt x ] -
ciiir-, and ut LowtE PRICES.
Prices here, the same a. at the Factory. from 49, to
$l.hSl. -.
In this lot We haze also the much admired Boi' dc .No'f
and the nrw Il scale cirrYLir d"h"n, which, for volume
and beauty o! tone, nearly equals the GRAND. To these
new kind. We solicit the attention OF Professors hili AHA
,rur-. The TlaIber: trand T., It'll on hand for sale.
orders from abroad, with references, will be Tunc'naHy
attended to. Drawings OF Pianos, with the prices, furnished
free % expense.
m, inItr"msn.. tro,1 Ni. 6ictory hare "nir'rN'Ny
ctrri,J tie mrs: mr'hI,. diptondI. dnd r'rtr"s, ORR III"
runtpetiior. IN GH fairs AMT "nrr gLfces 0h,T, htp
ALr, been ,rhiii.,i IA EHroJ. oad .iha''ic!. Ihe .R''s
yvck..or.. m~.chdHic. and j"d.'s Of b0M countries are
uuaRimOus IN d,r:ri:Hg htm tie 'yh'"t p''J|cfi"".
warrroniis North side ~ Er"ad street, near !i!i, ana ai
Iiabliston * Bros, No. 10? Main street.
Jan ~ NATIlI. CARUSl. Sole Agent.
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In ordering tickets or certificates, enclose the money 10
our address Tor the tickets ordered. OH receipt Of which
they will he forwarded by hrst mail. Purchases can have
tickets ending IN any figure they may designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent 10 pur-
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and
give their Post Office, County and State.
Remember that every prize Is drawn and payable in full
without deduction.
All rrzes Of I 800 and under paid Immediately after the
drawing other prizes Ut the usual time OF thirty days.
NuricE To- CuEk1,roADkNTs.-ThO- who prefer not send
lng money 10y mail. Gun use TIE ADAMS EXPRESS COM-
PANi, whereby money for Tickets. in sums Of Ten Dollars,
and upwards, can he sent Us Ar urE HisR ASD LxPESsE,
from any city or town where they nave AN Office. The
money and order must he enclosed In u GOVERNMENT
POST OFFICE VI ENVELOPE" or the Express
Company cannot receive them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for lick cts Or certificates TO
WOOD, EDDY & CO, Augusta, Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY & co, Atlanta. Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY 4 Co. Wilmington, Delaware.
A list Of the numbers that are drawn from the wheel,
will, Ia. amount OF the prize that each one H. entitled to,
will he published after every drawing, In the following pa
I,rrs:-AuEusia GEO. Constitutional, New Orleans Delta,
Mobile Register, Nashville Glzritr, New York Weekly Day
Roof. Savannah Daily News. Richmond Dispatch, pnuld-
Ing CMiss) Clarion, aud Little Rock ark True Democrat.
March 20
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FOR NEW IORk-FIRSr VESSEL.
VTIEGINIA LINE VI RICHMOND AND NEW
YORK PACKET-Thc superior fas, sailing {[lA$
schooner Lynchburg, Capt. ". {. Harris having XXI
a portion Of her cargo engaged and going OH s@-a.
board, will sail with all possible despatch. For balance oil
freight apply to March 70 DAVID W. CURRIE.
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THREE THOuS.AN on HUNDRED
\ f~IETN-FINE ACEES OF STACNTuN KINEl.

LAND fuK sabE.
BAD COIGiI compel, me to settle in the South. there
N fore. will -r!l one Of the best Landed E-tair, in Viz
ginii. situated on Staunion River. Halifax county, not far
al oy- where the Richmond AMI DanyiIlr Eail Road crosses
The River, which gives the hest facilities possible 10 the mar
kris Of Richmond, baltimore and New York it L. also con-
yrnirni to L%!nclhurg, only t~hirty.6vc miles. Boats are
passing daily TO Roanoke station, where they arrive in les.
than y day from my plantation, and the whole crop can be
shipped al once. No es;atc i, more pleasantly or beautifully
situated in a hiSh and healthy country.
There are ;hrrc thousand onr hundred and ~fty-nyc
I3.i:3) acres IN she tract, between siN hundred aud seven
hundred acres in stanton river. and creek low lands equal
in fertility anI tMr production of tobacco and wheat 20 auy
lands Oh the river sixteen hundred Il .j0Oj acre. in wood.
most ofit heavily timhGrc,l, with acme ui the hes, plant Land
on il Ia Virginia. Four years aga | divided my plantation
into ten tlU) arms. Of three hundred iasl acres each, for
the purpose Of renting them out. and hull, mo-t cOmforta'
bc aud convenient brick dwellings, and all necessary out
houses. including barns. granlrics. &C., and noi"hh.iand'
ins Halifax Is Il large and wealthy county, not my families
in the county live in better houses. or have their farms bet
ter or more conveniently fixed. Ny own house is a large
h,ick dwelling. handsomely AMI elegantly finished, with
marLlt mani-l pieces. brick Kitchen, laundry and dairy,
aud = large brick stable, capable u holding twenty horses,
with 4 laTg. forage room attached.
The farm ARE amply and conveniently supplied with
good springs, aud my nett income last year ils,.l from the
farms was seven thousand two hundred =, .2r1I dollars.
Ny terms will h. accommodating q, 10 time, with the Pur.
chase money perfectly secured. Ny post Office i Whites.
Vile, Haitian county, Virginia.
March as-r.m CHARLES y CLARK.
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T.. IL. STARKE l.,
MANUFACTURED OF Flows AND OTHER FARMING

50
No. - MATS SiEEEr, i;CusoSp, Va,
IT IS taken the above house and built \ N
III new Foundry and Shops, where he. -S
will make and keep for sale i complete h&~s
assortment; OF all the most approved implements ia use.
Among his assortment, may AWAY, be found the following:
Gun Brace Plow., OF al size.
Livingston County l'o~.. .: al, ,iz-s and patterns
Iron Beam Flows. all sizes
Wiley Reverse Point Plow, all sizes. And the casting 10
all the above.
Coulter, Ca!'!va'or', Corn-Shellers, Shareholders
COrn-W eeders.S Spades. Sioyrls
Hoes, Forks, liakc., &c. &c.
| shall pay Especial attention 10 the CUT rracr Flow. 4,
] have been Tor the last cigi, years a partner with George
Watt in the manufacturing Of that Plcw, ,ihe patent right
10 which expired III l>%j,l would invite attention 10 scv--
"a! important improvements have just completed on his
rl"w. whereby Il considerable amount Is saved TO those WHO
use IL.
| also keep 4 supply 81 tie following seeds: Clover. Tin.
o,hy, Herd Grn>s. Orchard ';ri>-. Tobacco seed. and 4
supply 81 fresh Garden seed, Of nearly every variety.
All Of which will lie sold oI a.. reasonable terms ls they
can be had elsewhere.
DO not forget the place: No. 3. Main street, jus, above
81. Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va.
reb9 p. II. STAEKE.
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FINE ARTS.
NFESSGS. WILLIAM SATTLEl, & ca. have the pleasure
NJ to inform the art.loving public, that

Successor To- tinrrir & Co. Sgw ioExo
Has mi. dsy consigned 20 us u large and select assortment
Of plain AMI colored Enrraying-. Autographs amd Pi'o'o'
graphs. They will he on exhibition AMI offered Tor al. "h
rriisy. Saturday, Monday and Tuesday. the 18th, l.'h'
als, aud I'D Of March oEly-a great portion OF Tue so"r'
tion being sample. only, intended FOR exhibition IN 'he
southern states.
Dealers in Engravings. and the public in general are re-
specially invited ,o visit u durin: those DAY III ords' !"
have an opportunity to examine AMI -eiee' from 'lc "n"'e
collection A large assortment Of the Engra'in:' VIII TIE
KEEP, by Us in future, and order. for otller' promptly aueid'
ed to. --,
- Particular attention !. called 70 'e rho,'s.apn'
, II. Thy r IN, mo-, beautiful specimen, " that art yet
- WILLIAM SATTLE. & Co.
NJ LII No. it2. Main .;rrri.
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5,i,i Prizes. amounting to s32o,DVO
WHOLE TICKETS 40: HALVES IS; QUARTERS taE.
ACircular, showing the plan OF the Lotteries will be sent
TO any ono DESTROYS of receiving Il.
Certificates OF Packages will be sold ut the following rates,
which j. the risk:
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March .3-td GoDpIS & ApPKRSoN. Auc,ioneers.
ENECITOR'S SALE or MOST VtLI A.

IL BIZ ZEAL ESTATE IN TIE CITY or RICHMOND,
UN clay ANp l2TI ST:fEIS-ht The request .: vi.
C!as. Bruce. executor Of 'hc late Mr.. EhiFa \. lracr,
decd. Nc shall sell ~ l'Ghlic auction, On tie premises, n
Tilt l;SpAi. The ~ II April, !nj9. commencing al l o'clo,H.
l. W.. III fair; II not. the newt fair DAY the valuable real
estate ~ which the i',iairIN died >rizrd, and 81 which -
resided ~ the time ~ her d-i'l, consisting ~ three hall
acre lots, together with tn large ind elegant mansion there
on. Tie lot. have a front Oh the North >Udr OF Clay street
Of - feet. and = depth on the West ..ur 81 l.th sirrc; u:
in feet. l. will be- -~uhiiNidcI atc.S<iiu- q 1 plat and SUI
y.y To lee exhibited ~ the hogr of sale. To the inar-ion
there aiil be- at,arhr. - feet ua Clay street. and .Hi feet
,inclIIin: :hr brick stable and carriage house, on I'm
street. The balance Of thu lani viii Doe divided into build
ing lot. Of suitable >izc. Tie foregoing real estate /. 81 well
Known thi; q further description i dcciiei unncc,.-arS,
further than 10 remark that The buildings ~cT" erected
about eight year, ago. under tie supervision 81 Mr u. N
al, ~ - co.' oi upward, Of Sl:,"r. and finished Ia u costly
manner. with most " the modern improvements. The io'
cation ~ the rropcriyi> justly regarded a. among tIc mo-;
desirable IN The ciiy.
Trims For the MANSION house and 90 feet fron; by goa
feet deep, olr-frli cash. balance At Il. -. = and - months.
For the balance a.; the property. "ne'fourfh cash, balance
AT u, IL ail i m~outh--iu each ease negotiable uotr- int.-
rest added. secured by - trust deed. The taNc, and iusu-
rance FOR 1921 h be- paid ny The purchasers.
GopDlN X ArpERSON.
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j. w. Carlow Ill. " CO.,
RICHMOND, Va,

All ANtFACTtiEl.S Of Agricultural ~
vi Implements. Tobacc" Fixtures, N---
&c, Gary street, between ?ih and 10Th, ~-
opposite the Basin. and one block
Dunlop, Mon-are & Co.
CONSTANTLY nN UN>D
Horse Powers. double an, single seArci
Tirr-hing Machines, with or without straw Carriers, viii
S-lfuiin. Boxes
Many. l%:caIrr-. lirh's c,-t Iron Beam Plows
straw Cutter, Corn Shelters
Wheat Fans. Spring Tooth Cleaner!
Grain Cradle. Cul,ivat"rs
CahOon'- liroaI Cast Seed Sewers
ilarrOw,, Hay liakr>, &c.
Also. Iron AMI lra-> Castings.
Sfy- Al orders promptly rNcrut-l. March 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ OXYGENATED nIrrEns.
From the Boston Daily Evening Trayeller.l

To pYsrkrrIcs-We would call the attention of those who
are afflicted with this terrible complaint to a remedy,
which. from the modest way Its merits are set forward,
might be overlooked by many. II affords great relief. and
l.. In almost every Instance, u certain cure. We alude TO
the oNiGENATED BlrTEI.S, sold by Mcssrs. Seth W.
fo"le X Co., lis, Washington Street. This Is not heraldcd
by "a mass Of unmraning certificates from persons unknown
I" the public, but IA few well chosen testimonials from nein-
bcrs oil Congress, and some Of our first merchants and city
officers who have been cured by is use. and whose names
are familiar 10 every liostonian, are a sure evidence OF It's
efficacy. For dyspepsia, debility. and weakness, IL Is a
most excellent medicine. l, may Ice had nj any ot the
apo,hecary stores.
SS-Sg1u ". rowix & Co, Boston, propretors. Sold by
their agents every where.
For sale In Richmond by PURCELL, LADD & CO., ADIE
4 GrAY anil W PETERSON. Druggists March gl-dlw
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' ROBINSON & ROBERTS,
NIERCH ANTS.
1ich"ond, va.
II n. Mcfarland, ESQ, Presihen;
III OF the Farmers Bank: John c. Hobson, ESD r,esi'
dent OF the ENcl,ang. bank; James Ca.kie. ESQ.,, President
OF the Virginia bank; James Thomas, Jr, Esq; WIN. urea
n-r. ESQ: Messrs. Iiaxald Co.: Me-srs. " ar"ick anu parNs'
dale: Mes.r.. Purcell, Ladi L Co.: Messrs. BrunineIi y hoys'
tiers, Richmond, Virginia: Messrs. Bruminell y Koysters'
New York; Messrs. s,nmsn 4 .A-hlin, wilmington, fiuvah'
y y rann,v VIRGINIA March -
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SONIC OF THE nAnGAINs AT THE

COME OF THE BARGAINS AT TIE
- Cash Store Of PEhhlNs W.
\ cases - Bleachel Shee.ine>, at 5 cts; worth 10.
. cases ~ Bleached Shsetings, at II eta; worth IL.
lies, New York Mills SLestines, nj II cts
~ pieces Spring DE i;.n=s aud Ealensias, nj ~ cts.
lmi " fast colorcd LAWNS, At lsH and II cts.
H., ENGLISH and American Prints. AT II cts.
~ rI.cr, very pretty spring Ialeniias, At - cts.
lni Bleached Sheetinss, At y cts.
ia BIrached Sl,eetings, at ~ cts.
Xii Gloyrs. A. good ~ Alexander :, ut 40 cts.
The largest stock Of Rich Dress Goods, cry Styles 'hey
h,v .v.r offered AL 1T the lowest Cash prices
March lT-tAp25 NJ. ~, hH"L" "
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VALIARLE PKIvATE REN.DENCEAN

TlON.
WILL. h. soII. a. public auction, on tie premises. on
w TUESDAY. 9TH April, l~5g. commencing az io'c.gcS
=. VI. the truly valuable l'aIl,t,:c, located =, above. now
owned and occupied by Mr.. + McA!am. The h"u-- = ~,
feet front. = feet deep. three -ioTi,> high, taTer 'c't fr alley,
II sold separate: and has connected with IL al necessary out
buildings. servants apartments. stable, carriage house. So.
The whole lot runs back from Mayo street - feet, ~ feet
front. The Fl w,r GarlrY j nearly tie San" dimension,
aud admirably adapted for 4 hUIli.n. LOT. The dwelling
Was bGlt for Col. John luihtf;oora aHI occupied ly hWg
for several years. II : composed Il the very best materials,
i large and commolirI, and Improved In the most modern
siylcs-hy the introduction oi gas, water nN'Gres. cocsiEs
range, &c.
r,gN>-Onc.'hiri cash; balance AZ IS. - and IL mou'l,,
for negotiable mc;c-, Interest added. secure! 10y i uu,i
purchaser.
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HAT AND CAP MANUFACTURER
ANB WHOLESALE DEALER ~
HATS. GAPS. EURS. TRIMMINGS.

ANB WHOLESALE bEiLtRiS
HATS. GAPS, FURS. TRIMMINGS, sc.
HAVE now All hand \ complete and rN- v92ZHEs
l. tcnsive assortment; Of everything: IN my S&E@2
line alaptrl. 10 the ESM+DA
STRING TRADE. gSWH
To which CONSTANT additions willie made kSS
during the season. -
My experience and facilities have cna-
bleed me-. on this occasion. Ia nfrr the Largest. AMI in ey-
cry WAY. the most COMPLETE STOCK Of GOODS that Ia,
ever been offered IN Virginia.
! would ak the particular attention 0: my customers TO
my >toc. Of
STRAW GOODS.
Which for variety afd extent caiiuot lee surpassed
JOHN DOUlEY.
Feb - Main street. Richmond. Va.
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COMMANDMENT OF NANKIN.

NV Yogx. March e4.-Dates from China
:, January 2o,h. state that Nankin has been
.,uba-iei.
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GENUINE HRIDSICK & co.
c. n A M P A C NJ E

CARD.-Cpon the dissolution OF the old firm Of HE'D.
OSiCk 4 ca. in ISL, the senior partner continued the
business upon the same premises, By express stipulation re.
tanning exclusive possession Of the vineyards, vaults, &c,
which belonged 10 the founders OF our firm in 1iS and
upon his retiring from business, our present firm became
In like manner the immediate successors and sole prorrie-
tors OF this old aud We'll known brand. In order 10 dis.
tinsrish The same from limitations and marks similar To our
own, which have appeared, and may hereafter appear In
this market. the name Of our firm, In full. vii he found on
the labels, caps and corks. MIR. /. L. AMSINCk will here.
after be the sole importer Of this wine.
RHNs, January ISIS. HEIDSICk 4 co.
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spECUAI MEETING OF THE STOCk.
4 49, - ~. ivnrbburg and Abingdon Telegraph
cotppsny Will he held. a, the office OF the Company In
Lynchburg, on the 22d day OF Aprn Next
Br order Of the Board OF Directors. ,,, ~.
March 23-di2aApril WI. :. Nu'his' rses"
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,,rrST VIEWS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM MEXICO.

..-,.i Osstt. We. lS9 Main Stree. Richmond, ia
nr,,rrEp FOR TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
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ROANOKE LAND FOR SALE.

&C. Sale couiuc,cIhy Gorur. 4 ArrErsoS.
March ll-'td,