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rA. MAGNIFICENT FRENCH DRY GOODS
FROM The

GREAT AUCTION SALES IN NEW YORK.
These goods were purchased during the pas.
week st auction, by one OF our hrm, and are Of the
most LIBERATED manufactures. entirely NEW and
asAuIIFlL III DESIGN; and in raIcE sryLE and QUAIL.
~. ate -
EN7IRELF U.NRTTALLED.
They are Just banding from the steamer and open.
ing this morning
BEaUIIFuL BAYADERE REGINA TAFPETAs
oaIENrAI; new. for Ladies summer wear
VERY e .EGANT BaOOADE CHINiZ BAHEGB
AaGLAIs TWO-FLOUNCED kOBE5
SATIN sThIPE GRENADINE DOUBLE JUPE
POLL Dc uH ykE RuBEe
VERY BEAUTIFUL BAYADERE BAREGE TWO
fioUNCE nSDINGOTE ROBES
EXTRA Ri II BAYADERE AND BROoHE DOU.
BILE JU HE UsLINE DE cHINED Do
IL cs,LokED PAINTED BAReGE ROBES. poU.
a.; BIZ JuPE, HEAVY SATIN PLAID
cay RIUH CHINE P0ULT DE sOI TWO.
fLOUScEp SILK ROBES
SUPER QUALITY VERY RICH PLAID TWO.
FLoUNCED SILK ROBES
FINE AND BEAUTIFUL PARIS PRINTED OR.
aANDI 81 AND JACoNETs
EXTRA BLACK HEAVY aROS DE RHINE. ali
boiled q
RICH ooIosED PLAID aLACE SILKS
SFINkQUALITY RICH BAYADERE CHINE DU.
CAL CItAiLY
LuDins' splendid quality high celored mode and
black MouseIine 30 Lame.
ALSO,
Lupus celebrated extra quality black Bombazines
..sss and Dc LANES.
Heavy vclours Ottoman Black SILK, for mourning.
our STOCK Is NOW VERY LARGE, RICH AND
CoMPLETE.
ALSO
Choice Row Dress silks, Grenadines, Challies
Jaooness, Organizes. Laees, Embroideries
travelling Dress aoods. entirely new and beau ii.
fai msdsnm prcei Dre's Goods. Damasks Goods
fsr Men and Boys wear. sheetings, ehirtings. CAM
bytcs. Muslins. Linens and
SPLENDID LACE.
SILK,
BAREGE,
.,tn~a... AND CLOTH
MANTILLAg. No.
~ AND POINTS.
Just purchased. 81 REDUcED PaIoHs. With .r...
care fscsiyt1x fals MORNING aud 70 arrive-end e.,
"A sAle q WHOLESALE and RETAIL 4 UnroUAI.
1. 8O Low PRICES. by -
q ss Ia WATKINS sIoKLEn.
wheiesais and Retail Dealers.
iNcINEATI wHIsKEY, kc.-.1oo
10 hi,s osie Vk'aisy j: or casks Pe.s W.,els,s,
wmh1YLKa.
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RAA& ASHLAND RACES.
~&> SPRING MEETING, 1859.

The Spring Meeting over this course will com
mence On TUESDAY, 18th day Of May next. and
continue throughout the week.
FIRsr DaY-Post stake for all ages four mile heats
$500 entrance; 800 forfeit. ylt;0 added by the
Club Closed on let inst with -four Subscribers, viz
and James N TaSlor. 'nA ""A'''' - - D- '''''''
SECOND DAY-Fira RACE -swee pstakes for three
ieit Closed on ist inst. with the following entries
Thomas w boswell enters CHI c. Exchequer, by
Revenue, dam Nina. by gostOn.
dam Misc Matte. by Umpire
John Hunter enters b {. by Lexington. dam by
Il 81 Hall enters or I. Faith, by Childe Harold,
dam Fidelity. BY Priam.
Second Rdce-same Dsy.-Jockey Club purse.
THIaD DAY-FTrst RACE sweepstakes for three
year old colts and fliies slt entrance. Half for
felt. Mile heats. Closed on the 18th March with the
following entries:
Thomas and James Doswe, enter sorrel filIey.
by GIif Ednooson. dam Virginia Payne.
VI Harvey enters grey filley, by Red Eye. dam by
SSoona Raee--same Day-Preprietor's purse $500
FOURTH DAY-Frrst Racs.--saeapstakes for three
yea, old colts and fillss ont OF mares that never
Mile heats. Closed the 18th March with the fol-
lowing entries:
dam bg sa nSs~f s y
james N Taylor enters b G. by Financier, cut Of
Also, 5 6, Admiral, by Commodore. out of Priam
Mare. and she out Of Virginia Graves
M Hall enters bay colt, hy Register. dam By
Prince George.
NJ Harvey enters sorrcl colt, by Jno Blunt, dam
by Andrew.
iecord Race--Same Day.--pfoprietors purse, $50.
Mile heats--best three in five.
Firth DAY.-Handicap race for service Of plate
the value Of $500 Entrance $50 to be added 70 the
stake. Second horse to his entrance, provided
three more start. Three mile heats.
Nominations for the above mentioned Colt Stakes.
closing 18th March next. to be addressed to
NATII'L A THOMPSON
Sac'y Ashland Jockey Club.
ASHLAND. Hanover county. Va. Jan 26. 1879.
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- SEE CsBoRax's NEW so CTS. CO.

80 nshorna,s Nav 20 cts Colodeon Pictures.
80 OShorne,s New 70 cts Colodeon Pictures.
See Osbornes New 80 cts. Coiooeon rCtuLes'
Sac Osborne's New 50 cts Celodeon Pictures.
a. 0sho-ne,s New 8. eta ColodeCn Pictures.
c. Hsbn-ns,s Nevu IN cte Colodeon Pictures.
60 Hshorna,s New m eta CoIodeon Pictures.
Fee O.borue's New 80 cts Coiodeo1 pictures'
See 0sborne's New so cts Colodeon Pictures.
Soe 0shorne,s New 10 cts Colodeen Pictures.
a. Hsbornas New 10 cts. Colodeon Pictures.
g. 0sSorna,s ev ~ eta ColOdeon Pictures.
Zoe 0.horne,s New 70 eta Colodeon Pictures.
See Osbornes New 30 cts. Colodeop ricsuIes.
See Osbornes New 30 cts. Coiodeon ric,ures.
See Osborne's New 80 cts. Co!odeon rictuIss.
See Osborne's New so cts. CoIodeon pictnres.
See Usborne's New 80 cts. Co!odeon pictuIes.
See Osborne's New so cts. Colodeon PICTURES.
n
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~GALLERY OF FINE ARTS, II, MAIN
STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

~ GALLEY OF FINE ARTs, II, MAIN
STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
WATSON feels it due to his patrons and the pub.
lie 10 tender them his warmest thanks for the gene
rOus sup port they have favored him with since ne
nnened The above G ALLEKY, and desires to inform
them that circumstances has arisen which has in.
duoed him to abandon the project OF returning TO
Tnrone for the present and he in now receiving an
entire new stock of Gases of the best quality. which
he is determined to sell at New York prices; and he
intends to double his efforts to please all who may
favor him with their patronage.
Every variety of picture produced by the Photo
graphic art to be at his Gallery which foI style
citv Hera Won can have O picture of SURPRISING
beauty and size for 50 cents-unequalled by any
other housewife Photographs, whole size. incn'
es by for So; duplicates 81. The pubic are INV
ted to call and Judge for themselves
~ One Quarter size CAMERA, nearly new. ior
SALE mn is-iihh
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~ SEE kEEs Il Co.'S new style Of Por-
traits, the Pearl Ambrotype. 1t is the most
beautiful and durable FIXTURE extant All
the different styles of Portraits known in
the Photographic Art, are taken at the
Steam Gallery. 1879 Main street, at prices
ranging from IS cents to S25. All work war
ranted to please, or no charge. Large eize
family groups and fancy cases tsf which We
have about 5000 worth on HANDY at one
half the usual prices. Beware Of imitators
and bungling operators.
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DIED,
Suddenly on Sunday, 18th inst at the residence
of Mr James Martin, Of Chesterfield, VIRGINIA
KENDALL. daughter Of the late Washington
Weis iRer, aged 50 year., months and IA days. :.
The friends and acquaiotances are resp* cffuity
invited to attend her uneral which will take place
from the Manchester Methodist Church. on TUES
DAY MORNING.. at IL O'Clock.
At Belle Farm. Spottsy lvana county. on Thurs
day evening 4th Instant Mrs VIRGINIA HATCH
Err. consort Of Mr. p A Hatcher.
Petersburg papers please COPY.
In this city. on yesterday, 18th instant. Mrs RE-
BECCA sEkY widow Of the late Bernard eeay,
E.o of gainesville, Amelia county.
Her friends and acquaintaDces. and those OF MIR
WooIdrid &c family. are invited to attend her
funeral from his residence, this day (TuesdayD at
II o'clock NJ.
At the Ballard House. on the 18th inst. aged 81
years and 6 months. Mrs LE0NOkA Il. wife Of Mr.
Davis, of this city. and daughter OF Mr. Heary l.
Duffell. o. Lynchburg.
Her funeral will be preached by the Rev Mr.
Head. at Centenary Church. to day, TUESDAY at
haIf.past o'clock P NJ abe friends oi the family
will attend without further notice.
A-New Orleans papers please copy.
In this city. on Sunday, the 18th inst, Mrs ELlZ-
ABETH WASHER.
Her funeral will take place this morning. at ~
O'Clock, from st Mary's Church The friends Of the
family resp ctfully invited to attend, without
farther notice.
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MARINE 1NxH1a1s100 uS1.
~-~~s--<~--~-sy~-s>~e~-s%eS -.
pO6T or KICHMOND-APRILi u. lc's'
High Water ,his day f1aesday) 81 s'e'o0s'
ARRIVED.
steamship Jamestown, Parrish. New foik \, "uSo
and passanEers. Ludlam Watson. rna.o
Steamer Belvidere, Ketne. Baltimore, nu'o ,a. "a
Steamer Pennsylvania, Teal. Phiausiphis' 'a''S
and passengers, II 1utfe.. ~, .,.or corr
Schr Robert l. Seth, shelley, YORK Hse'' so'''
seiden Miller.
SAILED, p,,u.s.,.
STEAMER City OF Richmond. mNcneh, rnnA
phia, mdsc and passengers. = Tuttle. ,- v.ht
Schr A Lawrence, Wilson, down tue NJ - As
Tchr Harriet Peters Baltimore, In oaiia"'
MEMORANDA.
Brig Indian Queen, At City Point.
PAssEsGERs PER sfEAxsHIp JAMEsroMN. PARl.isH,
MASTER FROM N YoRK.-Cspt w r HHtyer ana Ia
dy Mrs Waterbouse. Mr. MollinArd and lady, miss
Wertheimer. Mrs Hammond, John frAyzar, Z
hicks, Miss jerks, Mrs B u heium Ano
heilner. Mrs N A Currier, Mrs Agerfon. George y
toy de and lady, DR. i Robinson, Mrs pennis,
Mrs Frost, b Akers, VIM Deh0n, MISS Nenon:
Swanke and lady WI wallace. II HUBBARD, mrs
schlossfnger 3children and nurse: Mrs Lanier Mls
Hardwicka. U Booth, Duly. Jas sconeig;
Phil Har q Sd K Fitch, n Schmidt Isaac Nelson,
Mrs Griswold, N Ash. and six In storage.
Also from Norfolk H Diggs and servant. Cnes
Grisw0ld, Mrs II Ladd, VIM Baker, IMAM
berlayne, G w Grundy. W Foster, Briggs.
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~ On. JoHH B. WALTHALL, Hom@o-
pathistl offers his professional services TO the ctl
zsn of Richmond and its vicinity. Once at his re
sidence, on Leigh ctr ct, two doors from 9Th.
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MEDICAL CARDS.

~ Dr.. BYLvANUs L. INGRAM having
located himself permanently in Richmond, respect.
fully tenders his profe ssional services to the public
Calls may be made either at his Office on Bank street
near the Mechanics Institute. or at the st Charles
Hotel NH 2-dlmt
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~VALuABLE RBAL ESTATE At AUc-
rror THIS pAYTbe particular attention OF the pup
Tic /. ros pectfuly called to the sale the ysimaD.e
residence OF the late Jno d Patton, 10 take piece
THIS AFTERNOON. at 4 o'clock.
Zee auction sad for further particulars:
0e GODDIN q APPEReON,
,o-,+ Auctioneers.
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aS-TO THE PEOPLE OF CHESrERFIELD;E
It being understood that the office OF COMMON
WEALTa'S AT CORNEY, for the County OF Cnester'
feld will sAort,y become vacant by the resignation
of Aiex'r Jones' ESQ L declare m, self s candidate
to supply such vacancy when u occurs. ann,
apl5-ts CdRIoFofbhn Mc"EA.
~ MANTLE DgPor.
6g MAIN STREET.
MY store will be closed on Tuesday and Wednes
THURSDAY, the 2lst inst. EZEKIEL.
an II Mantle Depot, 60 Main st.
f6. MAuLE & BEvILL,
HOUSE, SIGN, AND
ORNAMENTAL
PAIN II K r s,
Corner of Main and 18th streets.
an 1k-1m
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HLoRs. OF THE ID BRIG ABE. 4rH DIVISION OF VA,
HANOVER, April 18th. 1853. !
BRIGADE ORDERS. No /.
"A In compliance with the 7th section of chapter L.
M page 26. of the Revised Military Law Of the
" state the General commanding this Brigade has
ARRANGED the training Of The ocers r and
the officers of the respective regiments TO continue
three days in each case. exclusive of the general
T4th Regiment of the Line, Hanover, (col. G.. W.
Richardson.)
'S on oe sstn 1as 4 lS
7th OF May, 1883, each at the County Court House,
At u O'Clock, AN: c.
Kent. (Col- Hill Carter)
Training to commence at New Kent Court House,
f a ns Rs
the l4th day OF May. 1859, each at II o'clock. A. NJ
i7sth Regiment Of the Line. Richmond City, (Col.
John II. Richardson)
10th Regiment Of the L'ns. Richmond City (cou,.
mandant not yet elected)
Training to commence In front of the City Hall on
Monday. the 10th OF May, 1882 at "a O'clock, P n
The Regiment mnstsr Of roth Regiment. will be on
Friday, the 10th of May. 1885, which days these reg
mmsnts respectively yin form in front of the City
s3d Regiment Of Line. Henrico. (oommandant net
Training to commence in trout OF the County Court
House on Monday, the 18th of May 1859 at IL
e'elock. A, NJ. Regmental muster on Saturday. the
5 ;h OF May 1852 when the Regiment will form at
the same place and hour. I
1st Regiment of Virginia Volunteers Richmond
City, (Col. Thomas 2. August -
,0 Training to oommeace on Friday the 27th May
kegimental muster on Tuesday, the 3lst OF May.
at II o'clock, A. NJ.
Commandments will give the necessary notice to
their Regiments. Captains and Adjutsnta of heei-
ments viii have their returns ready: the Captains
TOR the Adjutants and the Adufants forthe Brigade
Inspector % prescribed In the Let section of chapter
I, page AZ, of the Law.
By command.
G w RICHARDSON,
an 19-lt Brigade Insnect0r.
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| And q SBNENTa
MAKE UP YOUR PARTIES. >>>~>>~>'
Big Show is Coming!
ORION & OLDER's
Great Southern Circus
| AND
LARGEST ACROBATIC CORPS
EVER COMBINED IN ONE COMPANY,
Win exhibit at Richmond.
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY, and
april 2Sth, 2sth ana sOth) on oA1onDAx'
COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL.
W ADMISSION IS CENTS, to Circu.
and Ethiopian Entertainments.
The principal features Of this Model comranr
constitute a 'ull and efficient corps of
EoUEsTkIANs,
ACROBATs,
HERCULEANs,
and DRAMATISTs.
cuiied from the Stars Of both Europe and Anne.
RIGA.
TIE SPLENDID BAND CHARIOT.
Containing Prof. ABLE'5 Military Band, will en-
Ter town at 10 o'clock. on the day of Exhibition.
drawn BY IL beautiful Match Grey Horses, richly
caparis1nsd. and dri ven by Prof Gee " Moses, the
modern Jehu and 40 horse driver
Grand Concert.
Immediately after the conclusion Of the Circus
Performance, and under the same Pavilion. the
SABLE HARMONIsTs
ufv
Songs. new Dancer, new Burlesques. Com icalities
&C, &C. by the following well known talented mar.
formers:
RIA LINDLEY,
ANDY MORRIS.
FRANK sCHULTzE,
who challenge any similar party to compete with
them. an 1o~,,.
kICHMOND THEATRE
Second Night of the f.voriss young American Ira.
EDWIN BOOTH,
who was enthusiastically received last evening nv
ac1o"oca and fashionable audience.
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 18th, 1859,
WIN be presented Colman's great play of the IRON
CHEST. or The Mysterious Murder. Sir I'd.
ward Mortimer. EDWIN BOOTH.
Pas de Matelot. Miss Kate Pennoyer.
Conclude with DAY IN PARIS.
a A BALL WILL BE GIVEN AT
THE MOUNT VERNON HALL, opposite
~ the Petersburg Depot. on WEDNESDAY,
- evening. Aprit 2@st. 1850
door. NV
Cunninghsms Band gagged.
- Positively the last Of the season: w.
~ i9-2ts Proprietor.
- 3
49, rx> TING PARA MATCH
- FOR MILn HEATS. best
,ver the above course. on NEDNISDxY. nh int.
s Sss We the Eel kpown horss "IHpareEDsnCEs
~ morse frym the North. Tor go 5 e3de Inde-
s Sscsnse g harness and the Northern horse to
ss11Ssssroa Nagfn. -
y R. sxner m.nss B. &: Independence. j
nyerIy names ;, Bob.
nnsce % csne 81 g tP n.
- I2-n Q wAGNRR. Propristor.
collar AND GOAL PIT OIL 90 h6is.
~ 'cs ssit b. T4as DAvREfoaT.
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VALUABLE SMALL FARM In HEN
v RICO COUNTY, ON DEEP RUN TURNPIKE,
TOR SALE PRIVATELY.-We are authorised, by
Mr. Alexander Carr, {who intends to remove to the
city, offer for sale. privately his farm In Henrco
county, on Deep Run Turnpike. ga miles from the
city.
Ii contains FORTY ACRES of highly improved
land. remarkably healthy. and adjoining the lands
of DR.. Anderson, Archy Lair, Esq and others.
The Improvements consist of a very comfortable
FRAMED DWELLING. with fve rooms, kitchen.
Q large BARN, and the usual out houses.
Should 1t not be sold privately before the 18th day
Of JUNE it will be offered at public suction mme-
diatey after the sale OF the property advertised BY
Messrs. Hutchinson and Young,
The above property adjoins the TOLL GATEn
tract advertised by Messrs. Hutcbeson and Young,
thereby allowing the purchaser an opportunity Of
securing m ore land.
If sold privately, due notice will be given.
Terms liberal
For further particulars, apply to Us.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR 4 SON,
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TNsURANCE.-Ify you wish to procure
i FIRE, MARINE OR LIFE INSURANCE.. In
good ofces. and on favorable terms cal on the IN
rosite Massrs Kent, Paine Co.
He is especially prepared to grant FIRE INsU-
RANCE and will take risks from 500 to almost
any amount needed.
With large experience in the business, and iasnil
arity with ts details generally. he offers his
please call THOS n ALfRIEND,
an Iq-It Gen'l Ins. Agent.
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~ 81 so Size AMBRoTYPEs
TAKEN AT "POWERS"
FOR 30 CENTS.
pstronise POWERS for large sizs Ambro types
for n cenfs The genuine Pearl Ambrotype can be
had at POWERs' ONLY. Colored Pno a. graPp99 s
Ike. Children taken lying, sitting or Standing
- beware of one horse imitators.
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n@G2o1Gz B. 6rInL, Dentist, One
and residence No. 1si. On Main, between 9Th and st
streets, Richmond Va. my 1-ly
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~ RIFRIGgRAToRs,
REFRIGERATORS,
REF KIG TRAITORS.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE ONE.
CALL AND SEE THEM:
CALL AND SEE THEN.
Prices such that every one can afford to buy one.
Refrigerator and Water Cooler Depot ~ 13 ~ VAN
street Illus a boAnnA'
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~ Coon BREAD can be MAZE with
very little trouble by using. ,ouy,rY
SEMPtE s INFiLLLBLE B.4hLAG FOHDEH.
For sale by all Druggists and urocefs.
an 9--Iw
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NJ A LUXURY to have Good Bread
Thi. can he afforded by using ,,oun,,
SEMi,LES IVF4LLIBLE BAKING POWDER
For saleby sil Druggists and drocers.
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otUC1Ak Nozfo1S.
- siss1n's ssw Tn1ssvsass Szp1-
fssssssssss z.saHssss
ea .ss : ::si: EIssIIsis
s s|Es: E;saE :sE..sss
po. .s Az Az E KIsps x w w.,sk
RICHMOND. March. 1859. mn So-im'
~ SAnYoRB's Liver IHvrGoRAron-
CoMpousDED ErrlRsLY yRon GUN.-Is mild and e.
eject its morbid MISTER, then on the stomach and
their heslthy action, and thus stre9gthens epd
best LIVER INvlHOhAIUn
LIVER iNvIGOKAT0R and
e eggsIyTks T THs B BL9oP
f'A' S SSEfs s sIok n GaHstAhsr
CURES DYapEPpIA
COKES COSTIVENEsS
GgKEs BOWL Co ~ 4 ~ !,
, ,.,s C I,!!. CHRONIC DiA q MMsm
- TIN GREAT VIRGINIA RIAIDY,
AND No HuNBUa.-
RIGA, AND ALL SECRET DISEABEs.
This groat American Remedy, containing no Mer-
curial or Balsamic properties, excels eyeryt hlns
rative and rsnovatins powers and the medical
world are astonished when told that the above re.
NEEDY will cure the above diseases. and COMPOUNDED
But the proprietor, who has known Of the remedy
for twenty odd years, has known OF case OF twenty
years standing 70 be restored % perfect neaan anp
without single exception and therefore challenges
any case Of 0onorrhra which the remedy will not
prudence on the part Of the patient and to any
purchasing half dozen bottles, and using accord
ingly, in his or her case he guarantees perfect
medicine. free Of charge, 70 COMPLIES the cure
through his agents and cure Will % erected with
z taf psssa5s sEd
go. Agents for the city q s b; RrssS !.
~ LEE & PLsAsAxrs-
ATTORNEYS At LAW.
Practice In the Courts held in Richmond, Henrico.
Goochland and Hanover.
&C. they are authorised TO take Dispositions. AMI
Wits Acknowledgements of Deeds Powers Of Attor-
Rey. Bills Of SALE &c. to be used or recorded in the
several States and Territories OF the Union.
ONCE On nth st. Sd door from Main. NH lily
~ 8. 1. R. P.-having used "sem-
Piles Baking Powder in my family with never ever, va
Portsmouth. Va. March Is, 1889.
der the most superior article have ever used for
making light and sweet Loaf Bred. Biscuits, dc,
in the shortest possible time ,o,,v ,.cu
JOHN W GARLIOK, manufacturer and sole pro-
prietor. Market Place. Franklin st. ap
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the nractics of Law in the city of Richmond.
ram- street js 26-ts
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A.SPEcIAL NoTIcE.-CHAhLEo 1.
,vnpTa AM = N, call attention to their sale Of
sugar and M0lasses. THIS MORNING, at IL ociocA.
IL
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THIRD sPLENDID OPENING OF
i DRY GOODS

Open this day, MONDAY. Apiii 18Th, the INST
complete assortment OF Goods ever exhibited py
them. They invite special attention 70 . very az
srsctivc stock OF
shich win be o1Ared At very reduced psisss'
Sarags and Greraiine Robes, in great variety
silks. yadere. deux volantes some en'ire's ne~
style
fndia and Foulart Silks colored and black
french UFgandies and Jaccuets
<prlug q LANES. CAalli d Laipes
De Chsnse, ktoie dc Paris. and MANY ether new soa
beautiful hhrics for spring wear -, "a.
ID very large.
We have bought, during the past yesk. ssu as'
large lots Of the following Gooff. wniea Se sn""
2fler At very low prices: -. ....-.,.
lriah Linens, Table DAmAsks. Napkin4 IyySeas'
Linen Sbeetings. &c, &c. 6kEkDEN. W. =.
Ap Is-l2tif Ss hfoAu -.
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PROSPECTUS OF 1.-THE RICHMOND
tween the subscribers. the Richmond Elk AMINEk
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A6-OH PAINTINGS We call the attention of our
readers to an advertisement in another column Of
this paper, of an extensive collection of Oil Paint
ings, of remarkable beauty and value, which is
open for the Inspection of the public and SALE at
Corinthian Hall. The gallery will be open to the
public daily. until the sale. on THURSDAY and
FRIDAY mornings. Improve an carly opportunity
to see them.