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,.sIyGToS, April 26.-Uur minister 10
..-ani writes TO the State Department
d Il. probability, that government will
..,ly remove the restrictions on the Is
70
;. ,,4syaship Roanoke will be ordered from
!, yrs quarantine 10 Hampton Roads,
20. ;he Japanese Embassy will embark in
.,,.sa. fer Washington, where they will
...,,ea By the President before they pro-
,.swhere on their travels through the
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Received this day
Beautiful seven tiounced Rerege Anglals ROBES:
Splendid ORGANIZES, just such are now
worn IN Paris:
Beautiful SILK POPLIN DRESSES. with MAN
TLES to match. made to our own order;
BeTege Anslais ROBES, seven flounces, SHAWLS
to match
Argentine Cloth and Pria MANTLES, the latest
and only new thing;
MEDIUM SUITS. for ladies street and travelling
Dresses;
New tt,le GLOVES, FANS, PARASOLS, and
many other novelties;
25-Iw sAM'L NJ. PRICE Il CO.
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct'r.

FURNITURE. DRY GOODS. GROCE.
klES, &c @Wil he sold at auction, at nv
store, corner of Main and 18th sts on SATUR-
pAl morning next, the 18th day of April, COM
menclng ~ ~ o Ginck,a general assortment of new
DkY 6OoDS;-severat invoices Dry Goods
coats: rants; Vests: Shoes: Caters; Hats; Caps;
Hoop Skirts; Spool Cotton: &c.
,, GROCERIES;.l0 bb.. Whiskey: % !. casks
Brandy; bbs. Wine; 100 boxes Scotch Herr,nxs;
70 DO, es Soap: Is boxes Cand es; 80 boxes Chew
ing Tobacco; 20 100 Cigars large lot Crockery and
glassware; Backing Brushes: &c
ApN ALEX MOTT Auct
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BIZ I. L G. B. Davenport, Auct.s.

GROCERIES. &C.. AT AUCrION...On
- thursday. the Sd OF May, we will sell at 10
{, clock a. our auction store, an assortment of
COFFEE and Crushed SUGARS.
Extra Refined SYRUP.
Reboiled MOLASSES
Western SIDES. SHOULDERS ard HAMS,
Manuiactured TOBACCO
RuM, Rectihed and Old Rye WHISKEY.
FRENCH BRANDY
LONDON PORTER and ALE, &c
TsRMs.-u. der SltO. cash $40 and over, four
months credit. Tor approvs ed paper
ap0 l. u. B. DAVENPORT Aucts
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n.o,h of an American Consul, &c.

,,pg,tE. April 26.-An arrival from Bar
-, .r,ne, Intelligence of the death of No
4 sner, American Consul al that place.
5srcan produce was improving, and pro-
as we're advancing.
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nIGH CONSrARLE,S SALE w,

HIGH C0NSTABLE'SS ALE.-Will ne sold
a. 4 on SAT Day 'he 18th day Of prll, 1850 at
eral assortment OF GKOCtkIkS. FUhNIiUrE,
&c. consisting of Brandy. Wh,skey. Gin Wines
Mackerel: Confect ioneres. Pick es. Cigars. Soar,
Candles. Cheese, Butter. Lsrd. Broons. Buckets
CTockery Ware: Counter Scales and Welehts 3
Show Cases, Marble top Cabiret. Marble top
fMashs,and, Msshosany Bedstead, Tin Safe, /
attached; 6 Windsor Chairs. Clocks. Silver
/" atcaes. Mirrors. Cooking Stove and double
case Gold Watches-to satisfy distress warrant
and attachments in my hands vs.. A. Bracci and
dist ess warrants in favor of Joseph Allen vs. IA
Fhae Partucc and Jno. Boucher VS. r. H. Games
TERMs-Cash. r BUTLER, H. Z. c. r.
ap rs -dtd
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IA Secen SnP,gly: -,

: I
Are opening the novelties of recent importation.
embracing rich SILKS. at greatly reduced prices;
BEKEGE ANGI.AIS. FOULARDS and Pop
LINS. III very great VARIETY.
Elegant costumes in MANTLES and SHAWLS:
The last novelties In LACE MANrLES;
SIX MANTLES; Cloth, Berese and POplin DUST
Frs. all entirely new;
A complete assortment of LACE GOODS, EN-
BkCIDEKiES, FANS, & Low ES, PARA
SOLS, &C., &c. ap Ats
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BY A. ID. Williams, Auct'r.
TRUSTEE,A sALEOE REAL ESTATE

LEiGa sTREETs, AT AGcTfoN. BY 81 virtue m
Joseph K. Weisiger. Trustee. dated Sd December.
1866. and recorded in Richmond Hastings Court
no der Of one of the bonds secured Ivy said Decd
will sell on THURSDAY. Sd May, 1850; !, upon Y the
property by SAID deed conveyed. to wit certain
lot of ground, with the buildings thereon, situated
on the east side of 5th street, as above stated
fronting thereon 30 feet, and running back llO feet
to an alev 10 feet WIDE it being the same pro-
perry which was conveyed by Litteton Read TO
Joseph K. Weslger, Trustee. and is now in the
occupancy of MIR. C D. McILdoe.
TERMS. Sufficient IN cash to defray the
penses of executing the trust, and to pay off
bond for the principal sum of s25,, together with
all interest that may he due thereon; and for the
remainder, upon such terms Of payment as will be
made known at the time OF the sale.
ROBERT HOWARD. Trustee.
A. D. WILLIAMS, Auct'r. I'D II I'D
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pRl00 0AC40

sA1AE s,slkksx krEE4hllhss .s1
@ pay Sis iHGs IL; *. u. "a so nSss;
FIRST DAY-TUEs66SYY.- swes,s.sks, mile
heats Tor year Odds; sntrsnce $50, forfeit 600
E,osed With eight subscribers.
f'"esis n. hah's Oh. Q. BY Revenue. dam Fanny
Fr,ssi: N. Halls oh. by Fn.noisr. dam Be.s,
Gen, T Green's Miss Tobacco Fly. by Red Eye,
q n 7: Hsrs':ch: /: by Boston, Jr.. dam Trustee.
l"G H. =: n Cerlasmas DO BY Red Ese, dam BY
Jchn 9e!Yhsr'. b. .. by ,whitby. dam Gohanua.
A"'e.s Aist"hs CHI. Q. BY Highlander, dam Kitty
Fonar.n ( white. b. 9. by Red Eve, dam Mar
SANE DAi.-Ms.ch for 81 oco. half forfeit.
Oysse .man and oh. Z. out Of Andrewetta, by Grit
sEcSND EsoAY.-Boll.n sbrook
h S.M f TIA I 20 i !; two mile heats
I've 5, car Sds entered. a., follows: "''' "e"'''
buil,"n. hy Revenue. dam Boston.
R5isI Avn y sSstSS
rqE5s ,xG mI's hfa; cnn
rl FIFTH IT,! DAAY !,c1
nette Hall for $40 600 four mile heats. ""' n"
oy'ss1m.n, 4 years Ole. b. h., BY Revenue, dam by
sS %Sps d.@ S::,ss rssns y M.:s'a I'd
year "ljr; sio entrance. SO forfeit +" close on
the sn q HARE * RRs.i p:ss sss
&h@ek~STSSssiss faI SS5E5 MxRri ia;
~ over this Course viii com,
FIRST DAY-lsr RAcF:-Haxaii Stake tor Colts
aa 1!sf sdaes s 8, the caS
Closed on LIST March with the following subsc,i-
r n. Hall names CHI; C. Eugene. by Revenue.
dam Fanny Fern. by GLENCOE. ALSO. oh. fy by
f Hare ss. eh y BY by Boston
Trustee " ~
John l.. Baltzer names bay fiy by Red Eye. dam
Mountain Maid. by Boston, Jr.
:, John Euhank names ba, fiji, Sally Eubank, Jr., by
h1sdehrand, out of Margrave mare.
EN- no ina a. Christmas names - FLY by Red
Nat. A. Thompson names bay ely by Boston. Jr..
Daniel. Also, soifs FLY By ifsnsief, dam d' BY BY
r. r. Beszley names bay seldnE Buckeye, by
Thos. ! Green names bay 6ly Miss Tobacco Fly,
SAME DAY.2D RAcE.-froprietor's Purse, $500
-t ynG nile heats p.v
Colts and Files, thgee years old. mile heats 100
. en.sancemsN inrieit-S2N addict by the Club, if
three mile heats.
HIRD DAY-lsT RAcK-Swee pstakes for Colts
and Fllles. three years old. two mile heats-S2OO
entrance-sloo iorfeit-S4oO added by the Club, If
three or more start.
SAME DAY--2D RAcE.-Swee pstakes for Colts
and FIlles. three years old. out of mares which
never produced winner up 10 the close of the
stake. mile heats-Sl5O entrance-S75 forfeit
three or more to fill the stake
FOURTH AY:-Sweepstakes for nj, ages, three
mile heais-$30O entrance-Sl5O forfeit 5000
added by the Club if three or more start
,,. lir Ia h, DAffa,lsT RAcE--Handicap for, the
purse Of 500 on the part Of the Club
SANE AfI2D RAcr.-Handicap for the win
ming horses ct the meeting. three mile heats, for a
purse 81 800 on the part of the Club
nA. The Sweepstakes named above will close on
goth April, and nominations therefor must he ad-
dressed to the undersigned on or before that day
NATH'L A. THOMPSON. Sec'y.
>. Ashland Jockey Club.
Ashland. Hanover CO.. Va.
March Is. 1850 NH 27-2taw 3OA
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by Goddim Il app-rson, Auct'..


Tktass EsTtTsts aNn. 81 XAkTA MaN
CHESTER, AND SLAVES As trustees in a
snellings and wife dated 10th April. 1850 duly re-
corded in Cheste field County Court; We shall, in
mt the
2 ga May: lsS? at o'clock NJ, If fair; i not
EAVEs Sas b, the said dsed
the beautiful place on which the said SSnelhngs
snaed on tine limits OF
less. having thereon large framed dwelling an
several s smaller ones The lana An, west ct the rail
s AND
acres Will be sold By &c acre, This land is adm
joining the manslon house will be sold into lots,
according to plat and survey to be exhibited a:
Also. several other Lots, in ard near to Man.
chester. and several valuable SLAVES.
fully called to this sale as 1t is b,heyed that there
are few more beautiful places around Manchester
tsn the ne on TsS NJ now rssde,
balance at T. and IL months, for negotiable notes
interest added and title rets'nsd till all the P4r
sSsss'' ' SaSs cHf,fTsSS{ trustees 7, ."
GoDDlN Il APPERs0N. Ancts. apA
COUNTRY STORE AND DWELLING,
N NTH rHE fffHs Sc A foa cEE
BELOW RICHM0ND.-As one Of She trustees in
certain deed OF trust executed by Mr.. Andrew
=. Carter. dated I'd March, 1857. dulS recorded in
HenricO County Court. shall, IN ex scution there
Of. thaving been so requested by the creditors Sc
cured thereby proceed t. sell at pubic auction.
1862 at y ocioch NJ the property convey ed by the
sad deed. containing l71a acres. and having
thereon u large Frame Store and Dwelling, now
IN the occupancy Of said Larter.
TERMs.-Enou, IN in cash to defray expenses of
sale and dlschar a note of Ssi7 IS with nteres:
from 5t1 March 1861 and tho residue such
terms of credit as the SAID Carter may direct. The
purchaser to pay the taxes for the present year.
he title IS believed to he good. but the trustee
will convey with the usual pecal warranty.
w. GODDlN, Trustee.
GOpDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts ap24
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BOARDING.

a.RDtNG One or more very desirable
.!'0Ns. ior families or gentlemen. at the
=, prnss' Bank street. Early Application, and
moderate Also, DAY BOARDERS.
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ia Great Bar-ainx.

EAGrcnt Bar.ai
WHITE BRi1LIANIS Sc. per yard:
SHETLAND WOOL. FAC. per ounce;
ZEPHYR WORSTED 2oc per ounce:
CHERRY ILLUSION, for covering pictures, &c.
per ward;
HOOP SKIRTS. at greatly reduced prices;
uNpERSHIRTS, for men and ho,s;
UNnERSHIRTS, for ladies and girls;
LINEN BOSOM HlRTS. very cheap;
LINEN and JEANS DRAWERS: at
ap Sit COURTNEY'S, 203 Broad st.
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,n,gynR RENT.-Twom most DE- SIRABLE
u g'1NS on llth street. IN rear of the main
mon Garner of Broad street. opposite the
,tstsr House. They Will he rented to single,
usrried gentleman. without childre n, who
4 : secoun otatcd with board in the family.
d ,t,he res dence, Broad and llth streets.
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~ Large Stock OF Hosiery.-We would
call special attention to stock Of HOSE and
HALF HOSE. Tor ladies', girls men and bows, of
every style and size. COURTNEY.
ap 25--4 DOB Broad ST.
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~ Double Refined Steam Candies.-My
Factory is now complete. and BY far the largest
tablishment of the kind South of Philadelphia,
which enables me to offer to the trade of
VIRGINIA..
NORTH CAROLINA
and TENNESSEE,
"a also the city grocers, an article of city made,
Steam efned Crushed Sugar Candy, warranted
to stand in any climate. much below the Northern
Price for an article of like 4. andard.
is unsurpassed as to quality or prices. Alter look
ing around, give me a cali, aud then determine
who has the best g3ods, at the iowest prices
NH 29-lmif No. 80 Nam st.
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,n,ury to the Cotton Cr0p.

|,wrgis. Tenn, April 26-The cotton and
|, :, reps we're seriously injured by the late
~ frost
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By Th0S. w. keesee, Auct..
(Ofhce corner 18th and Cary streets.)

a. HORSES, Les, SPRING
@NWAGON. &c, FORSALE AT AUCTION.
- VIII be sold on SATURDAY morning, 2sth
INST commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the Horse Auc-
iIon Lot. on Council Chamber HILL seyeraISAD
DIE and HARNESS HORSES
Three good WORK MULES
Also, one good SPh ING WAGON
Also. one very superior saddle and harness
MAKE, years old, warranted sound IN every re-
specL. THOS. W. KEESEE,
ap2 ct Aucfinneer
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H. Second Splendid Supply OF
SUMMER DRY GOODS:

i X /. l.. u +, II & FON.
EROiD STREET.
Open To DAY, and thou hout the week. their
SECOND SUPPLY of SUMMER DRY GOODS.
bought during the past week at UNPRECEDENI-
ED Low PRICES.
Our assortment of
DRESS GOODS
Is now larger than we have ever offered before. A
very large stock of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
PLANTATION GOODS
Our MANTILLA DEPARi MENr is now fl ed
with complete assortment of NEW STYLES.
We are now prepared and determined to
offer every inducement to bnyer both at w hole
SALE and RETAIL. BREEDEN l. FOX
ap2f I'm 2pl 2!7 Broad street
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,iRkER HUU Sc.
BOSTON, MASS.
IN, smsr val and the hest of aecommodat atoms,
4, ever, Effort Tor the comfort of guests. LAR
\ not led in the United States.
II. ID. PARKER,
?, ;-s,D ]. F. MILLS.
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BY Richard Canthorm, Auct'r.

EeelA#NAtcTIoN.-tn MoN6AY' soth in
z<7u..zsssstant. at O'Clock P NJ, tif not pre-
viousy disnosed Of privately, at the shed. lower
end of the Dock. will sell at auction the steamer
Echo. Said steamer is 100 feet long, her breadth
I'm feet, and depth Ia feet has an upper deck.
high waist, and large deck room; can carry 600
bushels under deck and 600 on deck, and can also
accommodate passengers. She is l2l tons, and
draws about ga feet loaded. Hull, eng inc and
boiler al in good order.
WILLIAM P. SN1PES.
Sale conducted by R. CAUrHoRN Auct an ID
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-
RUNAWAY8.

8 TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
q Win ss paid for the spR rs% and ds!,y-
on tn. he 18th inst. He Is shout feet ct" : or
&&sinches in height, t0lerably stout and veil
small and defective. head very email; He has
F.alcon. 81 SUR, cot county. lie had with V h,m
pass s,xned bv s. r. Perkins. for M. allowing him
~ 60 TO his wife's, at Mr. JAS MiIlr's, corner Of
Marshall and ID Streets daring this @ SHs|h,s.
apzi-dAovn wsstbrook, near kichmond.
- S25 q z w A i D.-Ran away, On the
18th April, from NV HOUSE, in HenrtcO COUNTY,
IA NEGRO MAN named eyDNHR SfEwARr.
He was bought in Culpeper county some tw0
~Or three years ago and sold in RichmOnd.
He has lived in Page county, with BENZ. Puiliam.
engaged in an iron furnace, whore he may now be
lurking. He 10 Of medium size, quito black, and
about IS years old He formerly belonged to GeO
w. Rovles, Of CulPspsr, living come six milss
vest Of tho Court House. viii eive - and req
sonoble expenses il delivered to Hector Davis. in
Richmond. OF - il secured ia Jail 20 that cap
got him He lad Oa when 10 len blne cloth
frock cost. LAP 3-tsl NATh'L KING.
- RUNAWAY.-Ransvsy from IT, ssb.
sSEShcN II; S s 4s's !: . esy:,s
Dsrsaus from heTtsortng or emes05iE9 hila
sande! penalty ofthe law. soosson Grcen 10
bgirht mulatto, between u and ~ ,eAss 81 age:
Aie right arp 10 Shorter than the teie. ard be has
only tAree Gnkers md tanmh en $40 1T A:99;,
etaW-u Va ~ btV06&ys
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akER no Il =

desirable Rooms. suit
J 4 > for families, at the REVERE HOUSE.
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EEIPPIfy0.

Als,>-r7T-s FOX LYNCHBUKls-To ,eav.
- - SATuRDAY.- The Canal Boat
:, + Els 7 will leave as above.
For freight, apply to VIM. z. cox
ap2-2t At the Shad Oock az
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WATKINS 4 FICKLEN'S

SECOND OPENING OF SILHS,
We are prepared to exhibit an unrvalled stock
OF SILKS. Of the choicest styles, at astonishing
prices.
We would also call attention to our splendid
stock Of FRENCH LACE, DAMASIE, PCSHkR
aad ZEAL LACE. SILK and BEREGE MAN.
TIES and SHAWLS, Some Of which are very Gle
CANT and entirely new style
Our beautiful TRAVELLING SUITS for Ladies.
embracing an elegant variety, are very much IN
demand Our assortment. the extent and elegance
i. nacm az aave.alsemena car eve NO idea, VIII
Goods buyers. ny polite attention. the hest goods
NJ the lowest prices. and Liberal terms, strive to
deserve the patronage of ALI
M New Goods constantly receiving.
apla-l2t' WATKINS K FICKLEN.
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i NJ PEsT viii ieavs sE as a,, nDat
pT-2t At the Shed. Dock st.
FOR BALTIMORE
s!ss"t " bEs llx1' x'li ;e Ssss
# s: il ssssy F 5HTTKbA I'd ,hs NV
Office.
rates aud with great dispatch.
This steamer has splendid state room passenger
accommodations.
Passage and fare SIS.
- asoct arg " BE- % board before
Tickets for passage procured either at our office,
10 the Slip opposite the Columbian Hotel. or at the
si ap a ~harves' R5Se avns VIM c,-pp1s
As }AM FSk c sHw Hf2 nsK:z
SkINNEE, VII leave here at O'Clock 2. NJ. FRI
E3csI.,an tie5s'; issued to go and return by esth
Tor the very ,ow price. Of SIS; ~ " ~ INV 'N''
Passaye to New YORK, Meals and State room
70 49,
ffsisst 5sesisfs THGksSAY: m" SSs "a to
b 81" Ssa! unless 'u
C9nslgnees are requested to send for their goods
Freight Cor Boston taken at moderate rates. and
forwarded with the greatest dispatch
Tickets and Berths secured at our Office or on
ap =. LUDLAN 4 WATSON.
Is RicHMSNe AND p" new 'Y York xh sfNE
soheorsI PhSk EIsTThe sSpeTor dast,sanS
on board, will have quick dispatch. For balance
Of a l5f Snss apply to DAVID WIN. cuRRrE.
Is FOR PHlLADELrIIIA VIA NVK-
&Efe FOL .-The, good schooner WIN. HEN
Ga cargo n a. the %.EE
aisp;:ch For BALANCE of rsSH. cHPy CO.
aNfn SFE VIA N0T.Hh,NKW YORK
has sSs se between hsrs
aPf ssy i' Gs and the
Tuesday afternoon and the latter every Frids, az
ternoon. at O'Clock, touching at Norfolk going
Excursion tickets issued for the round trip, in
az zt--6t LUDLAM WATSON.
1AAaS foE sAtkTIIIMM99EEii 1T yHa 5sz9la1
k@-Capt. TopD. having a portion of her cargo
engaged and gong on board. will have dis
ps sS sof remainder % fsFtS fss} # CO.
s. cATHERlNE JANE. Capt Hicks, having
q portion ~ her cargo engaged. Will have
'9s: Dispatch For fsR" g. ssut + CO.
re- FOR ROTTERDAM.:.Th A No !
2EE Norwegian ship .VESTALINDE will be al
..<><~ City Point in few days; to lad for the
above port. and have quick dispatch: For bal
snes Of freight sy 81 Ssh%9d q Silk f2n'
81 FOR NEW YORK-FIRSf VESSEL
&Hf< RICHMOND AND NEW YORK LINE OF
&C S-The superioI fast smiling
sohr. LYNCHBURG, Capt. WM. Z. HARRIS, hav-
ing portion of her cargo engaged and going on
board will have quick dispatch. For balance OF
freight, Apply to
ap N-ts DAVID VIM, CURRIE.
A.HN FOR BAIT N . II X. The REGULAR
@E< packet schr. ASHLAND" Capt. GxAvEs,
having the create, portion Of her cargo er-
For balance of freight, apRls 81 e u ,,rr . co
A,,E~ FOR BOSTON FIRST VESSEL
lR6k The superior, fast sailing schr. E. SAW
OYER, having a portion of her cargo en-
gagged and going on board, will have quick dis
patch. For balance Of freight apply to
ap lists DAVID WM. CURRIE.
500 NOTiCE.-TOBACCO MANUFAC
1ZfEEN TUR ERS, and others, sending US Goods
G6rzsby the Netc York Steamers, for RK-
eRIPNENr. will please address Us BY mail giving
specific directions a. to where and how they wish
said Goods sent. otherwise they will be stored ct
their expense and risk.
No charge made for forwardins such Goods.
LUDLAM 4 HEINEKEN,
fe 1-3m lis Broadway. New York.
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POSITIVELY FIVE NIGHTS ONLY.
SIXTEEN STAR PERFORMERS!


sHoREY, earle. DUPREZ AND GREEN'S
far famed and wor Id renowned only original Now
ofEk 1ne AND Ss8ss BAND
Great combination Of talent and org,naal'ty. The
'h''''
ssss baSe the or
Opera Pieces, Fancy Dances. Queer and Funny
Sayings WIs shere "a +" r ne p St ARE
The BRASS BAND connected with this Troupe
will play the Capitol Square every plessant az,
ey SRSEp SfG' BALCONY CONCERT IN front
GTiCKET rs Is cents; Reserved seats 30 cents;
00'''s' 'e'p'' 90 ' CHARLES H. DUPREz.
apes-ts Manager anc Business Agent.
RoslNsoN r LA Ian sE.r
uIIRcus AND X N ANAGERIE.
ONE HuNDKxD AND x sEyE sXS Yuoxsrs.
ss and md & &. s:s. &; (:
TWO GREAT FAMILIES,
Aided by a number of Lady and Gentlemen Profess
sionals, chosen from tho HIGHEST ROLE OF Arts
TIC ExcELLENCE,
Esr.Ssr.sa.s.."coE \. fsPhAksH:
.,ADvrRIl.,ss AsENT ; f.. kuGGLEs, ESQ ,
Flee Lady RfdsTs ana O1HSsHSeS.-1hree N0s
CYowns-lomplefe- Troupe Of Talented
EqwsstyiaSs-GraHd Uptrdftc brass
aad String Orehsstra-Magnsf-
csnt Collection Qf Rare Liz
tns Aaimaix- Splendid
Stud Of FLOODED Per
(orMisg Horses,
P0Aies and
Educated
t's.SFS$sRRs AND
~ AnSissIox 80 Cents Children and Servants
s Hen LfsccArrox-coUNcIL CHAMBER HILL
40 A-ecd6tMW&F
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kgLS> GOODS..URESS GOODS.-A full
.ar,msnt tnslish Bereges: full assortment
"a Befe.e Robes; English and French Be-
I,s By The yard: Jsconet and Organizes: Silks,
fns sHd Travelling Dress Goods; IN short, 4
swraupnEs, including English BeIeges. Pop
!, SIX French and Parker Laces, &c., &c-
sock af Domestic ana Staple Goods was never
NJ. and We invite the attention Of ali pur-
(ssr CHlLES Il CHENERY,
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WHITE SULPHUR WATER.


GRKENBRlER CoUNTY,vA
m the Of cono
eases, renders comiient upon their medicinal eff
For many years the waters Of these Springs have
been transported and used by persons a, their own
homes s9d H, ,ss, t,ss , "a,
s.:s iv Tas ,ss ss
remedy land the quality above all others that has
given to them their high reputation. is their a.
ences, by which they STIMULATE GlaMdnlar ssere-
tions, vesolre Chronic ,mfammations, cr.rcome
morbid ACCOMMODATIONS from diseased organs. thus
producing the aHe,dt,rc or profound chdnees de-
1n'sH IN and S' q the
range of diseases to which they are applicable will
be apparent te merioal msa--snsh, for instance
tions Of the organs generally. they exert marked
effects stimulating those that are inactive, and
estab ishinx heatRy se6retons in such as ha 20 de-
bYs ST sfi" and d"n M s9e.e
the mucous coat Of the Stomach and Bowels, they
are mp with sxs % Is9
superior efficacy has heen long and firmly estab-
them, after other remedies have been Intellectually
TO CosTIyENEsso Of the Bowels and to PILES.
DIR ' Et; Of KDSS W.T., and s1aD
" t tse, s. s s1m, Of cHRoNIc oBsrRuc
IlpNS. &C.. peculiar to ffn,afes. their attsr1tire
influences are often em nentt, usefui.
NEC kAL5IA and the various diSea Sss,
when they are the result of organic derange-
ments, are treated with great success by these
In CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, their known er-
hcacy Is coevM with the early history of the
Springs.
AS palliative OF most excellent effect IN GOVT.
their value has been long appreciated
In NJ EkCURIAL DISEASES. and in that pecu-
liar affection that results from the abuse of Mr.
curry In syPHyLiTIc affections, full couts Of the
"a Pamphlets descriptive If the medicinal cha
racter and applicabilties OF the Waters furnished
gratis on appncati n to the Agents
, ~ These Waters; securely put up at the
furnished to the Agents in X enmond, for tho su p
ply OF the general public:
words, ..GREkNBKtER Witt 4 SULPHUR
none 10 genuine.
Orders from individuals, and the trade through
out the Uaited States. should he directed tn
PURCELL. LADD i CO,
Ap A--lm Gsnl Agents. Richmond. Va.
CENTRAL .AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
this Society will lie opened to visitors hencefor
terms, Wig;
s yinl.or. on foot Will pay..... Scents.
S ca4liss:s and Ba ;;i;;..-:.. %
Military Companies and 0ther Associations, who
desire TO the Grounds, vii! b permitted 70 do
sou.pon terms which may b agreed upon With the
: "a sdsauase Police win be slvsys spon the
ss;s1 e ''n''n % 'cs1 6lMMocx. Secretary.