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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-03

BALTIMORE. April Flour firm. Wheat igh-
erred sl;3.@sls7; white, 81 so@st' Is; :ca Corn
PORK frm-mess Sl7 prime, Sl4 Lard, sinl0.
Coffee active and firm, al l2iGlsi. Whisky s'ea-
dy, at l7s4Isc. A.,
bales. Market closing t1! higher. Orleans mid,
ding l25: Flour unsettled. s9qIhern sS = es
@Sl sss White 81 l5Qsl65. Corn dull-mixcd
500; White Southern s7sn yeiGw " S5as 70 j.
sugar steady. Orleans 5sfr63, Muscovado 5t1at
Havana 5.Gt'5i. Coffee steady-Rio llSIl3s, Java
io3MI7 Molass es unchang ed-0rleans 2stM 3d. -
R0sin firm at sl.z2sG!l.So Freights unchanged
Nopro1K April 2-Cotto on active a nd advanced =
prime 1873: select more; common ll@1l2. Receipt,
light Corp-eales of 20, Oto bushels-white 6I0
sasc yellow 62c.; mixed fGc. Slaves very active
| and unchanged. Naval Stores very duh. Ia
| 81 .50QIl.eo
Sales in New York, April LIST, Of $4,000 Va. 81
|
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On notion, adjourned TIL y O'Clock.
EfalIT FEssIUS,

ne House was called to order at Z! o'clock
~ The SrEAKGA.
communication from the Senate an
AouAced the passage, al its morning session, OF
. number Of bills all Of which were read The
i"4olsiie number Of times and parsed For
''sr OF titles, see Senate proceedingsl
me following House bills were pas sed In
a.odslhg The compensation of the Commission
~ 81 Ike Revenue for the counties of Brax-
"a Fichoiae, Fnyette and Logan--ayes rs,
Aoe' allowing $500 to each Of the Commits,
etoAtis who audited the Harpers Ferry
'lalhs-ayes rs, noes none authorizing the
Payment Of sl47.T5 TO Capt. VIM. IL. Worth.
n fT1lApany 4, OF the 1oist Regiment Virginia
'',ti.ita-Ayes II, noes none.
mouse bill refundigg TO Vim. II. Morton
a., SUM Of money paid on an erroneous as
,n snifni Of land, wac defeated for want of a
haanti oHai majority.
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RyTBRMS CASH ON DELIVERY. So


For the purpose, and with the determination to
reduce our very LARGE STOCK of MEDIUM and
HIGH COST DRESS GOODS, we will ofer, az
above choice aud very large assortment OF RICH
BLACK and FANCY DRESS SILKS, in every va
riety Of STYLE and C0LORS. suited to the pres,
eut season. Also, POULAND, SILKS, Plain and
Fancy pELAINES and BEREGB S. JACONETS
and ORGANIZES, TWISTED SILK HERMAN,
MIS- in Black and Mode Colors, MOURNING aud
SECOND MOURNING GOODS. and a LARGE A
RIETY Of other DRESS FABRICS.
In nrderto prevent confusion, on the day OF sale
lin consequence of the crowds at our former sale }
the Goods will all be arranged for exhibition and
exami patton on the day prior to the sale, WED
NESDAY April Sd so,hat persons eau then care
fully examine styles and qualities, and mark on
their catalogue w hat they desire. ~
As the assortment TO be sold Is VERY LARGE,
| the sale will commence IT o clock in the morn
! ing, thursday, April Ith, ls6l.
Every article will be sold WITHOUT RESERVE, to
| the highest bidder.
We invite the most careful examination to this sa O.
es the goods offered ara, in STYLES and gu ALI
TY desirable and costly than those OF oul
| former sale. WATKINS j FICk LEN.
| sale to be conducted by Z. b. Cook, Auct.
lit
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Large and Attractive
STOCK OF
= L r n Ct G Q Q d
NOW OPENING AT
M lit T L ID o Il + T. r S +,

| have now IN store, and am receiving daily,
one If the LARGEST aud MOST COMPLETE AS
sORTMENTS of
DRY G O O d.
which has been offered to the public this Spring,
aud which were bought AT
GREAT SACRIFICE,
and will be sold to suit the times-cOEsisting OF
all kinds OF 1870
New stvIe DRESS GOODS, in SILKS, POPLINS,
MOHAIkS, DE LANES. sc.
Ny stock of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS is com
plete, aud being bought at great sacrifice, at late
sales il will ba to the advantage Of persons IN
want Of any 10 giTe me a call
Nv assortmen ut of SERVANTS WEAR il larger
this season than it has ever been heretofore, and
the attention Of the trade IL solicited.
In short, my stock Comprises everything that Is
generally found in ell-seected Dry Goods
store Give ma d call and examine for your
selves at il. MiTTELDORFER'S,
M l-aw No 225 Broad street.
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BoMBAZiNEs, CuALLIEs, HERNANNIs,1
..........Aprii. 1851.
ID II Y q Q O d =

Merchants visiting this city with view Of max
ing purchases, are respectfully solicited to ex-
anime our large stock OF
D R Y g o o d s.
We offer for sale;
500 bales Brown SHEETINGS and hHIRTlNGS;
200 do. OZNABURGS;
50 cares BleacLed SHEETINGS and SHIFTING S
50 bales Plaid and Striped ON ABU RIGS
500 pieces Striped and Plaid DOMEsTlCS, for SER
wants.
50 bales TICKINGS:
50 hales DENNIS and Striped sHiRTlNGs;
$50 cases Fancy PRINTS;
80 cases CUTf0NADES:
10 cases Co!oTed CAMBRlCS;
rs cases Kentucky JEANS and TWEEDS;
And large assortment OF Heavy and flne LlN
SEY MEMS WEAR; White CAMBRlCS; Irish
LINENS; LAWNS; Plain, Striped and Embroid-
cred BEREGEs, bEBAGEs and PoPLlNs ;
CLOTHS, CASsiMEREs, VESTlN0s, &c, NC
All Of which We will sell very cheap to the cAsH
| and prompt six mont as buyers.
ELLETT Il DREWRY,
IN l-2w No. II Pearl st.
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TEIEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
OF THE NEW YORK

New YoRx, April 2.-Thc steamer New
York, from liverpool ON the Goth nit, ar
rived to day.
The London Times, commenting on Lin
coins inaugural, says its expressions are
studiously cautious, hut really amount to the
fact, that he will recapture the Southern forts
and citadels.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, March a.-Cotton-salcs for two
DAYS of az 600 bales; advanced t@R. Market closed
active and buoyant. Flour quiet and steady -
Wheat do Corn steady. Provisions quiet Sugar
aud coffee quiet. Rice steady. Resin dull at AID
Consois unchanged.
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FoRT KEARNBY April 1.-The Pony Express.
from San Francisco the 21st, has arrived.
McDougaI had received a certificate from the
Governor OF his election as U. ). Senator DC
voting for him, out of Ill votes cast. Suisse
uuently the clerk made atlidayIts that there
were l13 votes cast, and McDouSal lacked
one of having a majority A committee Of
inyes tigation was appointed.
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Movements of Steamers.

PORTLAND, April 1.-The steamship North
American from Liverpool on the l4th ult., ar
rived this morning. Her advices have been
anticipated
The steamer Bohemian sailed at o'clock on
Saturday evening, for Liverpool.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE steamship leu
tonia sailed at noon with 1l2 passengers. She
carried out no specie.
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Connecticut Election.

HARTFORD. Conn, April 2.-The Republi-
cans have elected their State ticket by an In
creased majority. They also carried the Isl
and 3rd Congressional Dis tricts, but lost thu
End The Attn is not heard from.
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., lHs EEw MAIL Asgsr.-mr. +. w. Bruce
ma ny -appoiD ted mail agent on the Orapg,
Ale1andria Railroad, accompanied by
Josd sa' Ter Ashby, OF this city, went up th'
\ n ,e tfday morning, Ia charge of the q
Ais1dadrfa Gasette, Aprft2.
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BAD NEWS FOR OFFICE SBBkERs.-The mails
which were burned on the Pennsylvania Cen
trail Railroad on the Goth inst, contained a
large number of Washington bound letters,
which were applications for Office from West
ern politicians.
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The e. S. Loan.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The U. S. Govern
merit loan of IS, 900, 900 was taken to-day at
an average of about e3!. Nearly $50 100000
were bid for.
TsECoND DISPATCH.
WAsRISGToS, April 2.-Tne following are
the principal successful bidders for the loan
In New York Bank of Commerce, 81, 500 900
Drexei & Co ST 200, 900 E. Whitehouse, Son
Il Morrison, 800 900; James Gallatin, Sl5o,-
coo Bank of America, $500 600 Ocean Bank,
500 900 Bank of North America, $3.50 coo
Marie Il Katz, $4,000 Bliss, Williams & 90,
800 900: John a. Dix, s25, 900; ]. W. Walcot
Il Co, BIOS ton, 1900, coo sweeney, Ritterhouse
Faut 4 Co, Washington, $3.50, zoe. There
was no bid below SO 1S-100, which will be sue
cessful. A considerable amount will be takei
at o. and par. About S27 900, 900 was bid for
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Correspondents Of the Richmond Dispatch

pRrgasnrRa, April l, 1891.
To-day witnesses the ANIMAL return OF the
Easter holidays--a short season OF intense ex-
citemeut to the colored population, who Walk
the streets with careless happy fnien, en-
xi,bie to behold, and which would doubtless
nnt 10 blush the sage comment from their
korthern friends, "thst they are the victims OF
a sad dpluston' - We hope they will keep
tbeir happiness within modest bounds, and
no, take to spirits to keep the spirits up"
The Lent services have been unusually In
terps ting this season, and lit has been delight
fnl relief to turn away from the stless scenes
Of political strife. and the petty trying cares
OF daily life and enter one of the quiet sane
tuaries to hear the grateful sounds Of praise
and .he deyout utterances OF thanksgivin -
The minis tiers, too, seem TO have been fully
IMPRESSED with the importance of deyotipg
then. selves to the mighty task of explaining
the great plan of salvation so intimately con
nected with the solemn season, and have bee n
truly eloquent in describing their great Mas
ter's work on garth. They deserve to have
reaped a harvest of souls, sincere and penl'
tent
The appointment of 4 new mail agent on the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad has caused .
| general dissatisfaction among the citizens o.
/ this place. large crowd assembled Al tnt
depot on Saturday afternoon, and again Oh
| this afternoon, to meet the new incumbent oil
| his arrival and testify their 'disapprooatloao
| his appointment. But he did not come NO
| having received his commission, he OF cours
| could not enter upon the discharge OF his ou
| ties / understand he intends TO hold IL, Whel
he once gets ii, and also that he denies the PEG
pie Of Petersburg TO deprive him OF his dele
| ted power. He has some sympathizers mere
! and when he comes hot work VIII be DONE
! Geo =. kuallpr is his name, ana reports con
| corning him are not such as to recommen
him IL these troublous times. Mon CGrR.
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BY T., b, Cook, Auct.

ENTEEL FURNITURE, &C., AT AUC-
VI TON On FRIDAY, 5th inst, at II O'Clock,
will sell, at my store. large assortment OF gem
teel FURNITURE, consisting Of
Mahogany WardTobes Marble-top Bureaus
Mahogany Marble-top Washstands; Jenny Lind
Bedsteads: Sideboards sets handsome Rose
wood Chairs; ktegre; Cane aud Wood seat Chairs,
Marble top and Dining Tables; Enclosed Wash
stands: Sofas, Lounges, Hair and Shuck Mattress
es, . or splendid Feather Beds, China, Crock
cry, Glassware, &c.
ALSO
About so gallons very superior Virginia made
PICKLES. lap 81 f.. b. COOK, Auct +.
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THE MAIL AdExr DIFFIcUIrr.-The Norfolk
Herald, noticing the intended expulsion OF
Lincoln mail agent from Petersburg, says:
Mr.. kueller is A native of Washington, ID.
c. but has resided all his life in Virginia
the last thirty years in Norfolk. He has al
ways borne the character of & peaeeabie. lnof.
fcasiye man. With politics he has meddled
but little but has Arrays cast his vote fear
l.ssly with the Wing party, and voted the
Union Tor Bell and Everett ticket at the No
yelnber election. To say that he is Black
| Republican, would be IA libel. That he will
| I'LL the Office satisfactorily, we have not heard
! IL doubted.
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BY Goddin & Apperson, Auct's.

L ACRES OF VALUABLE WOOD LAND. IN
NEW KENT COUNTY, ON OR NJ NEAR q fIl4 !;
DEPOT. FIFTEEN MILES East OF RICHMOND.
AS Trustee in a certain deed of trust from Mr. X
L. walker and wife, dated 2Sd February, 1851
duly recorded in Few Kent County Court, shall,
at the request of one of the creditors named in
said deed, proceed to sell at public auction on the
1t II O'Clock A. Nj, If fair; if not, the first fair day
thereafter the Ian conveyed by the said deed,
containing seventy acres. aud SAID to be very
valuable on account of its proximity to the Depot,
being within a quarter Of a milel and to the
large quantity of original timber and wood, with
which il abounds.
TERMs.-Cash. The taxes for 1851 to be paid by
the purchaser.
ap ids W. GODDIN, Trustee.
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By Alexander Mott, Auct'r.
NITURE nRY EO0DS. CI.OTl

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
L SHOES AND HATS--Wil be sold at auction,
at my store, on THURSDAY, April 4, commencing
at 10 o'clock, lot of Furniture. Stoves, $c:; Dry
Goods, Shoes, Hats, Clothing, &c; Whiskey,
Brandy, Soap, Candies, Tobacco, Cigars, SC.
Painted Buckets, Tubs and Washboards; Watches,
Jewelry and Fancy Goods.
ap3 ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
HIGH CONSTABLE'SS ALE.-Will be sold
IL on SATURDAY, the 9th day of April. i'el, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. at the High ConstaDle's Office, |
Mahogany Cabinet, Lounge, 4 large Trunks,
Chids' Carriage, Press, Bedstead, Tables,
Chairs, Clocks, Rocking Chairs, Wardrobes, &c,
to satisfy an execution IN my hands in favor OF
Kirby W. Ayres and distress warrants In favor
of Hennessy vs.. Tuck, Lyons VS.. James, f. IN c.,
and an attachment in favor of Wynne VS.. Cherry
L Snow. TERMs.-Ca ash.
ap 3-.tk BUTIER, H. Z. u. X.
HIGH CONSfABLE's SALE.-WiIl b
Ill sold on SATURDAY, tho 9Th day OF April
ISL at 4 o clock u. NJ, on the premises, on Nir
gnis street near the Danville Depot one FRAME
! SHOP, lately occupied as Cooper's Shop, TO sat
isfy an execution 4 my hands in favor Of Edwar'
| Y Cannon against Ro. Logan, f. m. C.
| TERMs.-Cash.
ap3-4t* F. BUTLER, II. C C. r.
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Ws|b,'hb- mong The clerks removed in
las. I ~ ton Saturday, were w. IL. q. Doug
oa,a. a. nsnia, in the Paymss,er Generals
from 80 s1,'!]'9,l AID L Sheppard, Of Virginia,
-" 'he tensns Rnreau.
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Political.

WASHINGTON, April 2.-Gen. Toe Lane writes
to 4 friend here that he goes TO Oregon to
urge the Democracy there TO adopt the Con
stitutlon of the Confederate States as their
platform.
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NE Spring-April LIST, 1851.

Ne Spring-ApriI LIST, 1851.
SILK DRESS GOODS AND MANTILLA HOUSE.
THOS. r. PRICE s co.
Are now openiDg Il splendid stock Of
STAPLE AMI FANCY GOODS
For spring and summer sales, TO which, by steam
ers ue to day, and daily for the next two weeks,
large additions will be made in
Elegant DRESS GOODS, every variety.
Rich Plain and Fancy SILKS. tFrench~)
FOULARDS. POPL!NS, MOUsELINES, &c.
superb BLACK MOURNING SILKS.
Rich BLACK TAFFETA SILKS, for dresses
and the shape basquine, 90 much
. - .
BOMBAZiNEs, CIIALLIES, HRRNANNIs,T Ia
MISE.
Also-EMBROIDERIBS HOSIERY, GLOVES:
great line Of LINEN GOODS, DAMASKS,
! TOWELINGS, SHEETlNGS, CoTTONs, BRIL-
LIANTS, &c.
SERVANTS G00DS-Very heavy stock, at very
| lowest market rates bought for Cash recently.
as-IN MANTLE DBPARTMBNT-The newest
| shapes of WRAPFIN0S made up III the most eie-
| "a nt ma inner, upon a few hours notice.
I-iw THOS. K. PRICE X CO
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yAITABYED AIRYSTOCK AT
by J. III. Digges, Auct.

r,ARRALL. HERRING & CO.'S FIRE
+ AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES, AT AUG
TION ON THURSDAY MORNING, April 9TH. at
10 o'clock will be sold at Auction Room So Main
street to cover advances, FIVE Of the above Safes,
all new and in good order, with Halls patent
locks.
Aso.-l second hand Safe, very large and in
complete order.
Also.-A lot of Cigars, Table and Pocket Cut
lery Plated Ware, and a lot Of other goods, toe
numerous to mention--to close conslSnmepts.
Sale positive. TBRMs.-Casn. ,
y RoCru Salesman 2p2
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St !.ou;s Charter Election.
The Markets,

ST. Louis, April 1.-The anti Republican
ticket for city officers was carried here yes ter
day by 1000 majority.
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Observation-Disclosures
Richmond, April /, 1851.

Messrs CLARKE K SIMPSON. would respect
fully recommend them to my late patrons, believ,
ing that they will be justly aud literally dealt
tender my heartfelt ackn0w Judgements to my
friends and the public generally that have so long
/ shall ever remember them with gratitude.
VIM. WALSH.
N. B.-Betug very desrous to close up my bust :
ness a. As possible, those owing me will
greatly oblige me by settling their accounts i'm
medistey. ! will be found at my old stand, when
not ont collecting apl-1wh
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By Richard Cauthorn, Auctionecr.

PAIR OF FINE HORSES AT AUC-
n TION ON SATURDAY, 9Th inst, at 10
o'clock at tho lot on Council Chamber Hill will
sell at auction pair Of fine large BAY HORSES,
young, and wel broken to work. These animals
are we'll worthy Of the attention OF any one In
want.
TERas.-Four months credit, for approved ne
gOtiable paper.
| will also sell large Spring Wagon, with new
harness, (has been on the street only month OF
will be sold in one lot for cash.
ap3 IL CAUIHORNf
RGCERiES AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY.
VI 5th inst, at 10 o'clock, at my store, will sell,
at auction, desirable lot of g GROCERIES, con-
sisting, in part. of Bacon Hams, Sides, and Shout
ders; primeCodfsh; No. / Herrings salt; Rice
Lard; Butter Candles Sugar; Soap: Molas.es
hacco; Cigars; and sundry other things suitable
for Groceries.
r GAJTHDRN, AQct r..
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H-aLynchburg Republican"

IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS,
The attention of the Merchan,s and olnsis o.
Richmond Ia called 10 the "LYNCHBURG RE-
PHBLIGAS,'' as a valuable advertising medium,
through which their business can BIO brengh,
steadily Increasing circulation in the city aud sur
rounding eountry as well AZ IN all the counties o.
the southwest, II offers 70 adyerieers q iaciitty
Tor communication with those PORTIONS Of the state
which no other ewspaper Anords.
TEEas.--Aoderate.
GLASS 4 HARDwlcKE,
mh Him Propriet0ra
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BIZ Redwood e. Reach, Auct'rS,
i54 MAIN STREET.

large SALE OF NEW AND SECOND
MENTS, CROCkERY AND GLASSWARE, GRO
CERES. LIQUORS. .&c.-0n THURSDAY, the 4th
inst. commencing at 10 o'clock, at our store,
will sell variety Of Goods, aud name in part
wARDROBES; TABLES: CHAIRS.
REDSTEADS: MATTRESSES.
WOODEN WARE CROCKERY and GLASS
WARE: MIRRORS
RESTAURANT COOKING UTENSILS sc.
Is bbls fine old WHlSKEY, BRANDY and
BACON; FISH; BUTTER: VINEGAR; CI-
CARS &c. And
! 900 pieces of sTONEWARE, in lots to suit
! ans-tds REDWOOD KEACH, Aucts.
! ,7ssr~S VALUABLE DAIRY STOCK AT
| aESsrr.EM AUCTION.-We will sell at auction,
| N~cAN at Atlee's stable, near the Sugar Re
r==12E=-sz4.a dnerv. in Rockets, FRIDAY
morning, Apri the 5th. az lG3 clock, twenty very
! superior MICH COWS, of improved stock, from
one of the best dairies in the county, among
! them some very large nil kers. The ar ention Of
| Dairvmen and others wanting fine COWS, is spe-
cially called TO this sale.
ap It'd REGWDoD q hEAtH
TERMs-All suma under $50, cash. all over thai
| amount four months, for approved endorsed ne
gotiable paper. REDWOOD q hhACh.
ap3
AUCTION SALE or HACK AND HAIR
n MESSING viii sell AZ auction, on SAIUR
DAY next g. b inst. at l0a o'clock, on account 0
whom it NAV concern, at the horse lot, ou Councl
Chamber Hill, a first class HACK and HARNESS
in good order.
TERMS -Faur months credit, for approved, en-
It'd REDWOOD Il KEACH, Auct'rs.
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AUCTION sAIns.
FTrTUHE DAYS.
Nv Crenshaw & Co., Auct's.

,a"" 200 BAGS RIO COFFEE
AT AUCTION.
On 10th APRIL ss MIL ,hs seal earsa
Of Brig Virginia. just arrived, direct from Rio
de Janoro, consisting Of
, I'm BAGS PRIME RIO COFFEE, In double
>, 1UU sacks, and selected expressly LOT 'nis
market. u
Samples are now on exhibition at onr ONCE.
Terms Under 800, cash over sloo, months
credit, for approved, negotiable paper; ,
BE- Sale will take place ut lis o'ciock A NJ, or
Immediately after Messrs. DrSLoP, MoNcCks
Go = sale OF Snpsr CRENsHAW Co,
an At Richmond Va.
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Esy Law Office Wanted..-The undersigned
wishes to lease rent "A convenient and sliglbly-
situated LAW OFFICE, near Main street
Application may be made to him in person, OF by
letter. nh 2S--ts r. IL. Al Lhti.
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rxrSpeciai No,ice.. Merchants desirin.

Eg.y Special Notice. Merchants desiring
10 have their BOOKS EXAMINED and cox
KECrED, BALANCE SHEETS TAKEN, &c, the
subscriber respectfully offers his services to at
tend TO it, would be willing to take two three
sets OF Books and write them up for merchants
whore business does not jusiify keeping n regu =
lar Book Keeper. Having many years expert
euce in Book Keeping, he feels confident of Civ
ne Subtraction to all merchants that intrnst their
business to him. Ample reference will be given.
ANY Information left at the Office of ALExK GAR
Rpfr, Esq. Commission Merchant, Cary st., will
be promptly attended TO.
NH 29-2wf RlCH'D +. WlLSUN.
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T AIDES before purchasing else"h mere, come
II to No. IS Main street, where you Will md the
cheapest goods that ever were seem
HOOP SKIRTS at rs cents.
LINEN HDkFS. at cts.
BOSOMs u. astonishing low prices.
Brown and Bleached COTTONS al prices which
cannot fail to please
Beautiful DRESS GOODS at ali prices.
And in short, all our new goods are bought and
will be sold so low, that we fear no competition;
We charge nothing for showing our goods, and
therefore solicit a call before purchasing else
where. WERTHKlMER LOWENbERd,
NH Is-1m Is Maiu street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

RE- Second Large Auction Sale of New
AND ELEGANT IMPORTED DRESS GOODS, on
THURSDAY, APRIL Ara, 1891,
At one Of tie NEW STORES under the
SPOTSWOOD HOTEL.