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CATTLE PALACE CARs.-A train Of eleven
of Streets palace stock cars left st. Louis
on Friday, and will arrive in New York on
Tuesday. the cattle being fed and watered
in transit. The old mode of shipment
would not have delivered the cattle till the
following Monday. A st. Louis company
proposes to build these cars to be used west
of that city to accommodate the great cattle
trade of Texas and Kansas.
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Ii. G. AS A JoKER.-While Mark Twain
was here, the other day, says the Buffalo
Courier, he received by mail Il copy of
"What Know About Farming" A note
on the hy-eat, in chirography that is al
"To Mark Twain, Buffalo, who knows
even less about my farming than does
HORACE GREELEY"
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KUKLuy AT Fort WAsHINGToN.-As short
time since sergeant and two soldiers at
Fort Washington, on the Potomac, at.
tempted to blow up the sutler and his store.
house hy placing eighteen pounds of pow
der under the premises. AS soon aS they
had lighted slow match to produce an eX.
plosion they were discovered by the ser.
geant of the guard, who eXtinguished the
match and arrested the two privates. The
sergeant expaup0.
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SEWHNG.MACHINES.

WANTED, $4,000 people to know that
w we are sorry that the unprecedented sue
cess of the matchess WILSON SHUTTLE SEW
ING-MACHINES IN this city should have dis
turbed some Of our com Detitors to such an extent
and sorry that the generous reception ven US by
the people of Virginia should have awaGened so
much envy and ll-nature OIL the part Of any In The
same line Of business and we are sorry for those
who act as if they thought their only path to sue
cess lay over failure for our business has al
ready assumed proportions which places II far
bevond their power TO iDjure.
We believe no persons have any better right to
sell sc wing machines than us, and we also believe
that the people OF Virginia have perfect right to
buy the best ma chine in the market at reasona-
BILE price If they desire to, even II our competitors
receive no benefit from the purchase.
We have not The least objection to our COMPETE
tors or th.lr agents following our wagon on It's
rounds among our customers.
We have not the least obj =ction 10 their entering
the hou. es Of our customers and dnnOuncing our
machines In any N amer they can think Of alter
our backs are turned.
But zoe hare objections to agents OF any otf er
sewins-machIne giving lessons on the natch'ess
Wilson. VS. prefer paying our instructors our
SelUeS.
And we again caution ladies against allowing
sewing machine agents not connected with our
rooms TO handle u Wilson.
we guarantee our machines unsurpassed by any
in any respect to last long to run as tight. to
make beautiful aoOrk, and from $l5 to *25 less
than aug others in the market.
apo AVERY & co. MAYO.
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TAX NOTICE.

NITY COLLECTORS NOTICE.-The
" attr ntlon OF lawyers, doctors, hotel-keepers.
merchants, wholesale ard retail liquor dea ers,
restaurants, dentists, bankers, insurance agents,
Junk dealers, oyster dealers Snack-houSes, auc-
Iioneers photographers, and merchandise hro-
kers, is called to the fact that the iceuse tax
due and that tie collector will be In his office at
the CITY Hail. during the present week, from
o. clock A. NJ. to O'Clock z. NJ, to receive The
same.
On all bills remaining unpaid on the LIST day Il
Nav fine of not less than 81 nor more than IS for
each day thereafter will he imposed.
JOHN +. REGNAULT,
apoi-st City Collector.
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PROPOSALS.

RICHMOND, Va, April %, 1871.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
Il until the 2sth instant for furnishing about
$500 yards Of BUBBLE STONE. Bidders will
state The price per yard at the quarry, also the
price delivered ut Rockets or at the Danyile de-
pot.
Bids are also invited for hauling stone with
carts. Bidders will stat the price per yard or ton
from Rockets and from the Danylle depot TO the
National emeLery, on the Williamsburg road.
Proposals will Le addressed TO -
KYRAN A. MURPHY,
APP 25-2i* Richmond, Va post-otlice.
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Some French physicians have concluded
that salt meat does not play so great a part
in the production of scuryy as it il gener-
ally supposed, and d writer in Paris jour.
nal says the experience of the garrison at
Metz settles all doubt in the matter. AL
though deprived Of meat from the 4th OF
September to the 18th Of October, the gar
riSon suffered terribly from Scurvy. The
disease is attributed to cold and damp. to
the want of fresh vegetables, TO overpower-
ing drill, and, above all, to insufficient
food.
IL is reported that Nj. X. Cullen, Judge
of the st. Louis Police Court, is to bring
suit against the city because during one OF
his sessions, alarmed by u cry that the build.
ing was falling, he was unwise enough to
jump from tile window and break his ley.
rhe judge takes the ground that, if the
building had been secure, no such panic
would have arisen, and he would not have
been hurt.
The Rev. T. Y. Moore, d. D., OF Nash
vile, Tenn, accompanied by his wife and
daughter, arrived in this. city on yesterday
and are the guests of Colonel A. Nj. Sloan
The Doctor will preach in the First Pres
byterian Church tomorrow morning.-Sa
sdnndh Republican. 22d.
A man reached Augusta, Ga, on Monday
last who said he had walked all the way
from Nova Scotia !; that he started few
days after Christmas without cent in his
pocket, and that he is going to Alabama
TO buy himself Il farm
II is suggested by u southern paper that
| rs man partakes Of the nature of the AMI
mails he consumes for food the French Of
Paris owe their present fighting propensi
ties to the lions, tigers, &C., which they
consumed during the late siege.
4 Connecticut school-boy has written u
composition on the horse, in which he says
it is an animal having four legs, " one al
each corner" ~
4" Hotel thieves" arrested in Boston are
publicly exhibited prior to being incarcer-
sted.
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THE COMING WHEAT CRoP.-The almost
universal report from those portions Of the
the crop will be large and that it will come
into market early. In Missouri and Kansas
harvest is looked for two weeks earlier than
usual. From the South similar report is
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hrced upon us as equals and AZ votes.
10 nation of intelligence and civilization
ever had such humiliation as that put
upon it. Aud yet, again, even so efea. q
calamity as this is not without remedy.
Time and patience will cure it, and TINS
great country will rise superior to its great
est misIortllnes.
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WHOLESALE CROCKERY HOUSE,
+ w 1899 MAIN ST.. RIO MOaD.-,l hsis ~
10 hand direct from the III ,nuiseturtrs III Ut ut
and the United States, one OF the !arges1 Ss
selected. snd chea pest stock. OF ChlSA, ot .
and HUUaE-FURklSHtNG GOODS ever o , ~
Ia this market 10 which cali the at;eu'i"u y"
merchants frem Virgins, Norlh Carolihs, "sS
Tennessee, guaranteeing TO them prices A. 10" -
any Tepackins house North or south, ,susR.
NH Is JOHN Ashfn'
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The New York Commercial Advertiser,
which. though published in the largest city
in America, has circulation of only some
seven thousand, undertakes to tell the
Southern papers how TO succeed.
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MEETINGS.

UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIA:
u TON THE undersigned have observed
that the old students of the University OF
and I'm most cases III other States. have or
canized University Clubs,' the object OF which
is TO perpetuate the associations and foster the
friendships Of college life. and TO cooperate
certain extent with the active studt nts aud FAC
ulty of the University OF Virginia In advancing
her interests.
We regret that any other city should have taken
the initiative In this movement. for Richmond. As
the metropolis OF the State should hare been first
TO recognize the pre-. eminent worth of this the
chief seat of learning In Virginia.
We believe, moreover, that there are more Uni
yersity men now resident In Richmond than In
any other place In the country. and that the men
who represent her here are certainly equsl In de
more prompt to testify their affection.
We therefore unite In calling upon all alumni OF
the University OF Virginia resident In Richmond
TO meet on SATURDAY EVENING, April 29tf,
at the Hustiugs Courtroom. ity Hall, a. o'clk.,
for the purpose of organizing an association In
fur fhrrancp Of the objects above st ted.
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NJ MORE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
GOODS FuE SPRING AND SUMMER.
BLACK IRON GRENADINES AND CANVASS
HEKNANIa AGAIN OPENED.
NEW PATTERN PRINTS AND CAMBR1CS
THREE TIMES EACH WEEK.
II. PRICE CO.,
always In market, are receiving by steamer and
express daily
IRON GRENADINES AND BAREGES,
BLACK TAMESE, for summer;
BLACK SURFACED MOHAIRS, for hot
weather;
BLACK BUMBAZINEs and CHALLEYs,
COLoRED POPLINS, great variety;
JAPANESE POPIINS AND SILKS,
LINEN AND CAMBkIC LAWNS, colored and
black;
CASSIhERES, for gents and boys;
LINEN-BOS@M SHIRTS,
SOCKS. CRAVATS, &C., &c.
Great show OF PARASOLS and PARASOL Gov
ERS,
UMBRELLAS-Silk Cambria, Pongee, and AL
paca;
sPRI e and SUMMER sHA WIS, every pattern;
LLAMA LACE SHAWLS and SACQUES,
GRAPE and LOVE Wells, &C &c;
Immense line NEW PRINTS for ladies and
misses SHIRTIEGS, &C., &c.
Everything sold Of best quality, and st as small
profits as living can be made for. Fresh goods
daily. T. X. PRICE & CO.,
apl9 1lO1 Main street, corner 18th.
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JAPANESE POPLINs AND SILKS
l. EST STYL f S .

LATEST STYLES.
French Piques, Nainsooks. Dini!ies, Brillfants
English Challes " hite, Black and Colored a
Cernan linen Hsndksrchiefs- Plain, Hemsttcl-
Cd and Embroidered
Russia, Bird's-Eye. and Cotton Iiaper;
Irish Linens, Pillow-Casc Linen, anu Linen
Sheeting;
Scotch PIaids Blue, Gil cen, and Black ana w lite
PIaid5;
American Prints Lawns, Bleached and Brown
Cott0ns:
Hamburg Embroiderics, Cambria Bands, Ruff
filings;
valenclenn es; Thread. Blonde, and Cluny Laces
LYONS silks. Saline, Ribbons, SILK Fans:
Marseilles Quits best fiano snu Fabe Covers !;
Belfast Table Linens, Napkins, Doylies, Towels
Nottingham Lace Curtains Black McriLo shawls;
Pongee rarasGls; White Black, and Colored Par.
asols and Umbrellas;
Lama Lace shawls, Parasol-Covers, Spring
Shawls;
British Hosiery for ladies, children, and gentle
mtn; .....
Paris Kid Gloves, Jet Jewelry, Grape Wells and
Collars;
Cassfmeres, Broad Cloths, Doeskino, Farmers
Satins.
lots Of other desirable goods. al the very low
est prices. Call and I'LL Your me;n0randums ~
WM. THALHIMEa SONS
Broad-=treer Dry Goods Emporium,
anil No. sol Broad, corner u Ia street.
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II lie FREN c II CAM 7 al G n.
REVOLUTIONS NEVER GO BACKWARDS

AUCTION BARGAINS.
lOo boxes OF the FINEST FRENCH FLO" Eko
tu the city. Warranted To he The geeu!ne arti-
Gle Beyond all question the handsonest and
largest assortment ever thrown upon this mar
ket The attention of millners especially
called 10 these. flowers. For the next forty
eight hours the ladies' will have Al opportu-
nifty OF supplying thenselycs-tco late after
that 10 have your choice. Buy where you can
buy cheapest. Buy tor cash aud save forty
PER cent. While buying these beautiful flow
ers, look 1t our large aud elegant assortment of
LLAMA LACE POINTS, ranging from Is to
$4o-the finest and cheapest I'm the city.
Take q look at those beautiful FIGURED GRES-
ADINES at a0c., worth 37ac.
Look at the 10, 900 yards of other DRESS GOODS /;
all fresh and new, right rom the auction
rooms; all 10 perfect order, and twenty. five
per cent. cheaper than can be found outside OF
the New Yor K auction-rooms.
Look at our F1QUES tnew styles, aud also our
I'D GLOVES at 623c., 75c., and 81, worth
double the money. -a.
DUCKWALL Il ROUSS,
No. 1918 Main street,
apoo opposite po3t-of11ce.
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RICHMOND, April % 1871.

RICHMOND, April 30 1871.
ry1O NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to
l. repair the STONE DAM or the Manchester
water power, near the shops OF the Richmond and
Danviile Railroad Company, will be n celved un-
til MONDAY, sth of May next. For further IN
formation, apply TO ..
JOHN G. CLALKE, Civil Engineer
ap 24-2tawcd No. $40 18th street, hichmond.
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A HOUSEHOLD Y.-The
II WHEELER & WILSON SEWING-MA-
CHI Ne should BIZ found In every household. The
viii hear Testimony that It is ia hist most ac5u A.
rate, simplest, and neatest machine made. 1t Is
noseless, and makes LOCK- stitch alike on both
sides. 4 large variety of styles Oh hand. sold on
the instalment plan. G. l.. RADWAY,
ia IL 7s9 Main street. south side.
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UPHOLSTkRING, &c.

~ DOGGETT IL CO., corner of Gov
W ernor and Franklin streets, are receiving a
large and beautiful stock OF PAPER-HASG.
ISGS, CARPETS, MArTINGS, OiL-CLOTHS,
WlNDOW-sHADES, CURTAIN GOODS and
COkNlCES, with general assortment OF Up
HbLSTERING MATERIALS and TRIM
MINGS to which We invite the attention OF buy
ers wanting anything Ia our line. ap2-lm
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ITO THE DEBTORS AND CREDITORS
l. OF THE ESTATE OF JUHN 1lETJEE. DE-
CEASED. As administrator of the estate Of john
Tietien, deceased hereby call upon all persons
indebted to said estate to come forward without
DELAY and settle their acc counts and also upon ai
persons to whom said estate Is indebted 10 come
forward and prove their claims in due lime. can
usually be found at the Office OF Cosby, Jackson &
Turner, attorney ST law, corner II 10th and
Bank streets. Richmond, Va.
Given under my hand as administrator as afore-
an Is-Tu4w c. W. TURNER, Admir-.
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CONFECTIONERIES, sc.

n COLUMBUS, WHOLESALE AND
~. RETAIL CONFGCTIONEk. Ar DEAL
ERIN TOYS, FANCY ART1CLES, SC.-G0ods
always fresh and pure, and prices lower than any
other house in The city. .....
Buyers will; do we'll to call on him before pur-
chasing elsewhere. T." -.a#
abstraction guaranteed. apl-S&Tulm
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DRY GOODS.
nRY GOODS.

THE UNPREC DENIED BARGAINS
VIZ offer
ARE ASTONISHING TO tU5TOMER2.
We invite all to come and examine
THE GOODS
AT the store of p. STRAUSE, No. 1all MAIN ST.
Linen Damask, 4oc. End upwards Linen Mas
kius. RI d border, 81: Wh'te PIque, 1e3c ard up
wards Emf and Figured fiGue, very handsome;
White Blue, and Pink Mosquito Net the great,
est bargains In the city In Lace Sbawls at ~ ana
s.tias and 81 ks, Frinses, si%Ps Wh'e and
Mourning Pique Trimmings Wii se III sn,n c 50 per
f Hnsiorv' VS. HIntkerchiefs Embrolred Bands,
Edging and Inserting Ribbons in every style and
nen sn1nT snS nsed Linens
for mems and boys wear; full assortment or
D ali In need Of GOODS will cut out this adver-
t,sement and on every $40 worth Of goods pur :
chaied You can deduct SO cents by presenting TINS
advertisement. +; Er.s NJ, s..e IN
SIP 2o-eodln LII .loIn o.. CO.
INE ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF DRESS
GOODS Inst received at s27 BROAD STREET.
JAPANESE GOODS in Plain, Checked Striped
Plaid, Watered, aud Chene;
BLACK GROUND GRENADIEES in all color
stripes at 3oc.;
IRON-FRAME GRENADINES at all prices;
RAT1sTE CLOTH with trimmings, all colors;
LINEN LAWNS, very fine, &c;
GOODLAWNs, E3%;
BLACK GROS GRAIN ELK, $50;
BUFF LINEN for suits,
and other DRESS GOODS.
s. HIpSH, Go7 Is! Dad street.
Another lot Of those cheap QUILTS received
ap2!
lust RECEIVED, ELEGANT AS
sortmeut of
LACE POINTS and sAQUEs,
in great variety.
ap2s cARD,zr. FoUNQUREAN & CO.
cPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF PARA
SOILS. SUN UMBRELLAS, WHITE PARA
SOILS, and LACE COVERS.
ape2 cARDoZo, FnURQUREAN Z co:
EVERY STEAMER WE RECEIVE
IaIpe additions to cur stock Of DRESS GOOD
DRESS SILKS, &C, &C.
ap2e CARDOzJ, FOURQUREAN co.
r Attest NOVELTIES IN SP RI NJ
AND SUMNER DEEss GOODS.
We have in store and are daily receiving from
our recent New ork purchases one OF The largest
and test selected stock; Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
tn be found In any first class dry goods establish
ment in The city, consisting IN part Of
IRON GRt NAD!NfS, BAHEGE$,
DIAGONAL PnPLISS,
JAPANESE TOplISS and SILKS,
ALPAUAS, SILK and MOhAiR LUSfRts,
WHITE aud C,!LJKED PlQEE>,
CAMBEICS, LAWhS. and PEkCiLES,
WHITE GOODS III great variety.
CAsSIMEREa. LINEN :, ard COTTON
hDE5 Tor mems and boys wear;
sHEETIrGS, sHlRTIN%S, NAPKINS,
TABLE DAMASkS. DOILFS,
TOWELS. HOSIERY, GLOVES,
HANDKERCHiEFa, COLLARS, CUFFS,
FMBRCIDEklES, NOTIONS, &C.
All OF which being purchased sirce the decline,
and principally FOR CASH we are selling at prices
which cannot fail TO please.
j. y. WUODFI", iii Main street,
Opposite Dispatch Office.
Cur Sl.o5 KID GLOVES are unsurpassed In
shade and quality. apH
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ELAVORING EXTRACTS. .'@' .1 &.
IL VANILLA, .t.ts. ~ 81. "a.r .s'..
LEMON, ,.-as.# ~
orange, .. q. ...s ..E
BITTER ALMOND,
GINGER, -''s'
---. RASPBERRY, &c, at
apis i. ... PIZZlNi'S,
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ROVER & BAKER SEWN GINA
" CHIEES.-Just received an entire new stock
OF these very popular machines, which will be
sold on as reasonable terms as any first-clasS
chtue can be sold III tins city. They have been In
use for the last fifteen years by hundreds or famt
lies In this city, anu stand unriyalled Call and
examine the machines and the man ytest imonials.
q. i n. W. DARBY, gents,
il 81 90l Broad st., corner eth.
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SASH, BLINDS, DOORS, BRACKETS,
~ ana MnULDIHGS, of all kinds, manufac
iu Ifs q DS water power, or the best SUN-DKIED
by nmnSEh, and sold at The Low EST CASH
rhiCEs at my factory, foot OF Thirteenth street,
j. j. MON rAGuF,
sp la-am Richmond. VA.
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HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY COM.
I'LL PANY.- The annual meeting OF the stock.
holders of the HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY
COMPANY will be he'd on TUESDAY, May I'd,
IT O'Clock +. A., n: the Office OF tbe Virginia
Stale Insurance Company, No. zoos Main street
JAMES II. GARDNER,
ap2a 25, e7,2s.Mayl,e Secretary.
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RICHMOND, April %, 1871.

RICHMOND, April %, 1871.
4 CALLED MEETING OF THE To-
n BACCO TRADE OF this city VIII be held at
their EXCHANGE on WEDNF SDAY MINT, the
2Glh inst, al IL O'Clock NJ.
A full attendance - specially desired rs busi-
ness OF Importance 10 the trade VIII be submitted
ap 2l--3t IL. A. MILLS, ScC'y.
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BLAcKwooD for April has been sent to us
by Messrs. WooDHoUsE & PARHAM.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS LEE GuARD,l
RICHMOND. April 25tlI, ST.. :
ENERAL ORDERS, No. 4.-ATTEN.
VI TlUS GUAHD.-You will meet THIS T.
(Tuesday) EVENING In nd VI arket Hall, At s.
O'Clock. for drill and Instruction. IN
BY order OF the cCmlnandant "
1t &. X. MORTON, .. ). -
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A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
N ERS OF the MASONIC TEMPLE ASSOCI-
ALTON OF NIEVI!lA VIII be held In Washing
ton Hall, on l5rosd street, on III. .SDAI EVEN
ING, I'd May, At 8 O'Clock. ap 1S-td
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MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
WI general meeting oil the STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE POT, MAC RAILROAD COMP NY
will he reid al The Mansion House. In the city OF
Alexandria, Virginia, on WE'D If DAY, the 81
day Of MSy, ISL, al 10 O'Clock (. vi.
ap Std j. Is. WINSTON, Stc'Y.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

NTOTICE.-As the CERTIFICATE OF
~ STATE OF VIRGINIA STOCK No. 1,729,
dated g5-h September. 1861, to A. Il. Wortham,
Edwin Workman. and Z. r. Workman, executors
Of Z. c. Wortkan, deed, for $4,000. issued under
HI act Of the General a. sembly OF Virginia pssssd
March Is, 1856. f.r converting coupon into regis.
tered stock. is lost, and Cannot be found we shall
OF the said certificate.
EDWIN WORKMAN,
CHARLES ~. WUR THAN.
Ex'ors of K. e. Workman. decd.
RICHMOND April l. 1871. ap 1s-Tutw
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TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c.

ZINE CHEWING AND SMOKING To-
L BAOCu.-l0 boxes Paris Mccall Tobacco /;
Golden Star Smoking Tobacco Flowers Of Vlr-
giuia smoGing Tobacco: Virgin Queen smoking
Tobacco Courier smoking Tobacco. =
1.t. VIM. q. DAHDRIDGE 6 CO.
ape S27 Broad street.
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book AND JOB PRINTING DONE
81 GHEAF At Tbs OTSICE.
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w oRCEsTER SAUCE, GREEN PEAS,
w WIHSLOW GREENCUls LIMA BEANS,
TOMAT0sS. PEACHES, PINEArPLEs. LEE
PEhklt,S WORCESTER SAUCE, GROSS y
IN ALl.'S CHSW.CHOW, VIRGIN
OLIVE OIL, WORCESTER SAUCE on draught.
LOUIS j. PDSSlEuS,
NH " l4ls Main street.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-A gen
y eral meeting OF the stockholders of the RICH.
MOND. FREDERICKSBURG Il POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY viii be held at the Office
Of the company. In the city o! Richmond, on
MONDAY, the 9Th day Of May, 1871, at ii O'Clock
A. 81.
ap It'd j. b, WINSTON, Scc'y.
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NOTICE.-Ana adjourned meeting of the
~ stockholders Of The MANCHESTER COT
TON AND WOOL MANUFACTURING COM
pANY will be held at the rooms Of the Chamber
Of Commerce. over First National Bank, on
TUESDAY, 25th April, at II O'Clock.
an e4.o. WM. II. POWERS, Agent.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
lHl The visitors of this Institution will meet at
the college on FRIDAY, May l2th. at O'Clock L;
Jurisprudence, vacant by The resignation of Prot,
Joynes.
applicants for this position will send their testl
mu1iials TO DR.. !. Ii. White. Richmond, Secretary
Of the Board, or 10 the undersigned.
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DOCK BINDERY AND BLANK.BOOK
MANDATORY, .
18TH STREET. NEAR THE CORNER OF MAIN.

This subscriber having purchased the BOOK
BlMDEtY of Mr.. iIeo. - Bidsood snd secured
tue services Of Dir. HENRY BOWERS, a gent. eman
well qualified to conduct the samr, will be pleas ed
70 receive the patronage of has friends and the
public. JOHN ID. HAMMhRSLEY.
Mr.. HENRY BOWERS Will be pleased to serve
his friends as above. ap 2sret
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WANTS.

want the public 20
w know that wa studied medicine st the UNI
vors,tv of yirglnIs, graduated at the Jef 'rson
Medical College OF Phil adelphia, and served IN
tho canacity OF "Surgeou" in the Confederate
army for four years o,,,rpn
THOSE who have not procured the UeDOuBIro
cIrRE for RHEUMATISM and NEURALGIA
od he.,ar do 40 at once as we shall be absent after
the 18th of MAY on q professional Walt.
'~ ~ G. WILSON HUNTEs, NJ. d.,
az Office Leigh and I'D streets.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

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WANTED, merchants and all in want OF
w LEATHER of any description to call and
ing their purchases. We guarantee our prices to
he rs Low rs those Of any similar establishment.
y. II. ClIALkLEi Z Co.,,
Wholesale Leather callers, 18th street.
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GREAT BARGAINS AT
JULIUS MEYERS, COZ Broad, near s.l,

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