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On motion, the Society then adjourned.

MEETING OF TIE CITY CoVNsIL.-The Council
held an adjourned session at its usual place OF
meeting, yesterday afternoon.
The most important features In its action, were
the adoption Of resolution, the OBI Get Of which is
10 get a grant of power from the General Assembly
for eAtecding the limits Of the city.
City ript-The report of the Finance Commit
tee, adverse to he citys issuing Script in sums OF
one, two and three dollars, was taken up and
adopted
DanviNe Railroad The Committee of Finance
reported in favor Of the ctys subscribing $50 900
to the stock Of the Richmond and Danville Rail
road Company and the report was concurred in.
Passed Orsinonces.-Th following ordinances,
reported by the Finance Committee, were
adopted An ordinance for borrowing money to
pay the amount subscribed for stock in the Rich.
nond and Danvil]e Railroad Company. An ordi
nance reducing the assessment on the office Of
Sheriff of the city Of Richmond, from $1,000 to
SLIGO An ordinance repeating the ordinance
levyng an assessment on the Office Of Sergeant OF
the city. Az ordinance Increasing the number OF
Night Watch to t4jrty, 20 take effect from the figs;
of January.
TO morrow we shall give full report of the &C.
ton Of The Board, which We cannot do this morn
ing tof want OFFS Tace
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PROFESSOR SCHERB.

We learn from various sources Of great in
telligence that injustice was done to this gen.
,leman in the notice which appeared in this
paper of yesterday. In one respect we are
convinced, from our own observation, that our
reporter was in error. Professor 8. speaks
the English language uncommonly well. and
with great distinctness. His literary acquire
msnts are OF high order, and are testified TO
by some of the best known names in Ameri-
can literature. The Northern papers speak in
high terms of his lectures, and we shall do
ourselves the justice 10 hear him this eve
piac
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ss- 7..7S, Christmas PRESENTS, Christmas

HTIsIiIlUs L TVsCNts. tNTIsIfTHs
GS>-Ia Preventative beg leave to offer TO
the public fine assortment ct Jewelry, Watches,
and Fancy Goods, suitable for HoIyday Presents,
such as Gold and Silver Patent Lever Detached
Lever, LeFine, and Quarter Watches Breast Pins
Watch Seals, Keys, Chains, Lockets, Cuff Pins, Pen
Gil Cases, Ear Rings, Finger Rings, Spectaces,
Thimbles. Fancy Baxes, Toilet Cases, Hair Brush
es Port Monaes, Fancy Soaps, Extracts, Cologne,
Combs, Clocks, and great ass ,r,ment of Jewalry
and fancy articles which will be sold for cash as
low any store i'll the city. Persons desirous Of
purchasing anything in cur lire will Go well to call
before goingeiSewhere Don't forget the place
z. MOUNTAIN & CO,
10 PIT Main street, between 9Th and 10th SITS.
B-Recollect the New Years Presents to be
given at this store; come ana get chance.
de 2l-1i*
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Row AMONG THE BLACK JAcKs.-Yesterday
morning TWO negroes were escorted to the Mayors
court under care of the police, to answer the
cherge Of beipg engaged in tue game Of sticus the
day before, at The first market Mr. Ellis, the
clerk, arrested Nat Hill and George Drew while
clinched, but blows pass between them.
The parties are fish sollers. and have heretofore
demeaned thems elves quietly, but with Christmas
Ia their bones and stmuant under their hides
the presumption is, that they agreed 10 disagree,
merely to have a little sport. Promising to sock
other grounds for amusement, in future, the Court
dismissed them
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The wEArHER.-Yesterdsy was a day, cold
cloudy, damp, and disagreea5le We were spared
what We were threatened with, fall of snow; but
The cars whch arrived from the North, at half past
o'clock bore evidenc, that other places had Jared
otherwise. They were covered handsomely with
the white livery of winter.
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South CAROLINA >TAxEs-The following
is an abstract of the tax bill, as passed by
the House Of Representatives.. Forty cents,
ad raiorea, per hundred dollars oflands; one
half cent per acre on Catawaba lands. Sixty
cents on slaves. Two dollars on free negroes.
Ten cents, ad raiOrens per hundred dollars of
city lots lands, and buildings. Sixty GEMS
per hundred dollars on faclorage, employ
ments, faculties, professions. Ten cents per
hundred dollars of amount of sales of goods,
wares, and merchandise, deducting theFefrom
the amount ofstock on hand LIST January, and
except also, consigned goods sold and remit
ted for. Ten cents on sales of transient goods
Ten dollars per day for representations, shows,
&c.
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MISERY PERsoNIFIED William Armstrong,
young man much addicted to strong drink, and ap,
Psrently unusually light hearted, re-appeared at the
Mayors court yesterday to secure a sentence to
the city Jail, simply because he was too worthless
to earn livelihood. Having been an annoyance
to the night police for week past, the court grant
ed him comfortable alb ode in the Jail for the next
three months.
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DIsrREssIss.-Zedekiah Kidwell, Sen, died
few days ago, at his residence in Mononga-
liza county, Va, and his son, DR.. Zsdekiah
Kidwell, Jr., member ofthe House Of Dele
gates from that county, is now lying danger
ously i'll, with consumption, at his boarding.
house in this city:
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letter written by James c Richmond. f,r
the Evangelical Catholic, dated Bergen, Nor
way, Sept ~, says, that the Oriental leprosy,
as described by Moses, exists a. this moment
IN Norway. In addition to Ieprosy house es-
tabiished some centuries ago, the Government
mas recently built hospital, the frs that the
world ever knew, for the cure of leprosy. ;, he
disease is confined almost exclusively to the
western coast of Norway and the number of
ispers is nearly one in City. The writer adds
mat 1t Is from the western coast that the migra-
iioa TO America takes place. and that the opin.
ION OF the attending physician n, the hospital
Ia Norway is, taat the disease will show itself
among those emigrans in this country, and
probably become pestilent diseas. in The
Western States.
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DISTRESSING CASE OF DRowNING.-A most
heaItrendDg case OF drowning occurred re-
Gently in the Tuckawana Creek, near Row.
landYil!e, in Florida. A blrs. Gilmore was
taking her three children TO school, when one
OF them, little son nam;d Harvey, aged four
years, accidentally fell backwards from log
on which they were crossing the stream, into
the water. His half distracted mother, leaped
in after him. The creek, however, being much
swollen from rain of the previous night the
child was swept away from her, and carried
down the rapid current for half mile. Life
was extinct when the body was rescued.
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The iron trade is still Furnishing, not only
here in the United States, but abroad. Tie
prices of iron in Europe are ranging higher
than ever, and still going up. The demand is
greatly in excess Of the supply, and he Biz
mushan Journal mentions one contract being
taken for 10000 ton rails, at SIS, cash on
delivery. BY Christmas, that paper Gays.
there " i'll be another advance IN the price Of
2Js. per ton.
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Mr.. JAMES BROWN, JR.

See the advertisement of this gentleman.
No man i. more widely or favorably known 10
the Virg inia public than Mr.. b. man of bu
siness, every inch OF him, from his boyhood
up, no person can perform the task he has
allotted % himself better than he. He de-
serves, and we hope will receive general en-
enlargement in his new line of life.
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FIsEs.-Any nambsr CT citizens were hauled up
and fined lex ordinance violati3as-some for fast
drivers, otha-s for distractions, and tow for
using the city's water without her leave. The
treasury must coon become "a lsh,' he. officers
continue to pile on the agony according 10 law.
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REMARKABLE OvERsIGHr.-Both the Wing
and Democratic Conventions in California
overlooked the fact that ny their charter the
Clerk of The Superior Court is elective, and
made no nom ination to supply the place of
the present clerk. Mir. Aigernon S. Smith,
quietly noticing this, mad few tickets printed
with his name on them for the neglected Of
flee, end thirty Of them were slyy voted
There was but one vote cast against him, and
the consequence is he is elected by twenty
nine majority precisely. should the SUI RENE
Court decide in his favor he steps into about
$4,000 year.-Spriae. Repub.
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A mem oral to the Legislature, asking it to
pass law making the cohahiting of unmar-
ried persons legel marriage, has been signe ]
by a considerable numb of the citizens of
Syracuse. The object is TO afford protection
TO young and fraii women WHO become the
victims of seducers, and take away the stigma
upon child rem born out Of wediUck K.
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BEAUTIFUL B0UQuEr.- are heartily Obliged
to Miss Excy Gill for one Of the most delightful
bouquets We ever saw at any season, whether we
consider its beauty or its odeur. Itr.Aect5 great
credit upon her skill and taste as iloriat
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CsTToE IN TExAs.-The Houston I'ele-
graph says that the amount of cotton received
in that city, from the commencement of the
season TO the lst inst, is 1926 bales.
The same paper says that the cultivation of
the Dean cotton in Texas has been highly
successful.
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The NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL
RoAp.-The track On this road is new laid to
within twelve or fifteen miles Of the Tennes-
see riyel-or about one hundred and twenty
miles from Nashvlle--and the work is rapidly
prog ressing towards completion.
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Returns have been received from eighty
counties in Texas showing the aggregate vote
of Pierce and King TO be - $50, and Scott and
Graham, 40SS-democratc majority, S542.-
The total vote of the State, Is, 5iS-about one
third of what it should be. The counties not
heard from are Pamela, Smith. jefferson, Polk,
De Witt Bowie, Falls, Ell Paso, Kaufman, and
Reiugi0.
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WORTH RgMsMBERIse.-Rees Medical
Gazette says, in case OF any bum or scaId,
however extensive, all the acute suffering of
the patient may be at once and permanently
relieved, and that in q moment, by sprnkling
over the surface thick layer cfwheat tlour."
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WINCHESTER AND POTOMAC RALRoAD.-
ne gross receipts Of this r,ad, for the wear
ending October LIST, were $50 100 %, bei~a
So,!o9 80 less than that Of The year previous
ihis deficiency is attributable TO the reduc
uoh oil three cents i'll tue barrel on the trans
por'aIIon OF flour, as well as upon The through
.avel oil passengers. There were transported
an increase of s, 2G6 barrels over the nun,hrI
carried during the twelve months preceding -
Ihere were sent through from Winchester to
Harper's Ferry l42. 72O barrels, being II ,OlO
more than were sent from and to the same
points the year before.
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DISTRESSING OCCURRESCE.-A gentleman
Informs US that three small children, one the
son OF Joseph White, aged five years, the
other two colored, strayed away from the
neig hborhood of Edwards Ferry, Maryland,
on Friday last. The alarm was given as soon
as the children were missed, the whole neigh
soIhood aroused, and diligent search made,
night and day, until the Sunday following,
when the little ones were found, about six
miles from home, in meadow, adjoining the
residence of Thos. Cot, near Poolsyiie.-
| "o OF The children were lying in branch.
The other on the bank, but all three were cold
and siiIl.-L0ud0ua Va, Observer.
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gF Hon. Abbott Lasrence, of Boston,
has made donation Of $1,000 to purchase
food and fuel this winter for the poor of that
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Is. w. sTARkE, Attorney at

- Is. ". STARkE, Attorney at
49, Law and Notary Public Practices
in all the Courts of HenIico County and Richmond
city. Az Notary Public, particular attention will
he paid to the taking of Dispositions, lin out of
his otiice) Proof aud Acknowledgements of Deeds,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS of Dover, &C. Claims for colec-
ton entrusted to him, promptly atter ded to.
Office removed 10 No 81, three doors above City
Hotel, Oh North side of Main street sKichmond, Va
de by
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no "a JAS. WRIGHT

70 Inc best evidence that be adduced in fayo
OF the etfcaciousness of Hooiands German Bitters
prepared by Dr. e. NJ Jackson is the unprecedent de-
nand for them from all parts OF the Union and al.
thoash there may be many compounds prepared and
represented being worthy of liberal patronage vet
we feel constrained to remark that the mum of
testimonials with which tho worthy doctor has been
hanored by persons of the highest character
spectablity who found 1t necessary have recourse
TO his Is testimony sufficiently conclusive
mat more enectoal remedy for the almost nmediat
relief OF those afflicted with that dretu lalady dys
pepsia has never been discovered E1xs de .
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e. ~F> Change of Homrs.-increased

E. Change Of Honrs.Lirereased
Co. doing for their patrons! The Express now
leaves Baltimore at O'Clock NJ, il charge of eX
perenced and trusty agents. and arrives in Rich
mond at SIX NJ. Goods ordered by this morn
ing's mail, will be delivered tomorrow morning
without fail.
Our Express for the North, East and West, now
closes at 81 ? M-arrivcs in Baltimore ar early
hour next morning.
Banks and Brokers will pease take notice. that
by tnis change they will be greatly accommodate
Drafts on England, Ireland and Scotland for sale
al this Office. ADAMS & co,
nos l4th street, RchmCa ]. Va.
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de l4-d2twJt

ayTO THE CITIZENS of Richmond,
AND STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY
II you wish to have your Hair Cut, in the latest
and mos. approved style, and your Whiskers
changed to a ,eautiiul black or brown color, then
call al the Hair-Cutting, Shaving, Shampoong and
Bathing Saloon, under the American Hotel
Blot, cold and shower Baths, can be had
daily, from 8 A NJ to P N, and on Saturday to ii
M Single Bath 50 cents, or five tickets for 81
BAtrance on l. It'll street no 27
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a YOUNG GUARD. ATTENTION.
"a Attend ameetiag of your Company, at your Ar
tlmory, on this Thursday, the 23l inst, at
&o'cock
BY order Of the Captain
J. w. BARLOW, O. s.
B-A punctua attendance is required, as bust.
ness Of importance will be- transacted
dc % ]. w. r. O s
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! IFE AND MEMORTALs or DEZTg7-

LEE AND MEMOKIALS OF DANIEL
~ WEBSTER-Putnam Monthly Nagsz,, -
January 1885, bein. the fret No %:
Speeches OF Messrs. hayne and Webs.@r IN The
United states Senate on t1e Eesy...I u If n
FoCte, January Is}J-2Jc
Blanca, a Tale Of Era and lay, By E!yA~; ia.
turin, Esq, author Of MontczIna, IVA" t.5-sI
Miss Leslie. Complete Cook uewy r-y,.eJ
with additIous-Sl
My Life ana Acts in Hungary, ia tho vas l.4s
and ls43, BY Arthur G0rgel-&l
Mrs 4alss New Cookery Box. g ,arza -.,r-r.,
Story Of Life on the sh2us, by J,is2y L
Fa5ins
VITA many other new and ya.aat,e Byy6s-l,r
sale "
GIN WEST 4 BROTHER.
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- Some other folks seem 70 think as We d D,
that Mr. Sinons is one of our o=st artists The fob
loving complimentary letter from autleman in
the country will b. read with pleasure:
ELLIsvILLE, LOUISA Co, Nov goth.
Mr. SimoRs-Dear sir Il am go highly delighted
with the picture you took for me last week and it
has given such universal satisfaction to my friends
that have directed my wife to call al your gallery
Tor the purpose or wing hors taken, which YOU
viii please take aud set in frame similar to That
OF mine. wish them to match as near as possible
My wife, you will find, think, pretty good sub.
ject, and If you succeed with hers as well as YOU
did with miDe, (Which has already caused hun,
dreds to say they would call on YOU viii insure
you many patrons from our county.
Yours, respectfully.
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~ Pratt,s Daguerrean Gallery.

Lg traits Daguerrean Gallery, No li5
Main street.-Messrs. Editors: Please publish the
following testimonials: "a very superior likeness"
Robert Thorp. every like, Roger A Pryor, Edi-
tor South Side Democrat likeness executed su-
perlatvely good" J. w. Roberts. - | give Mr. Pratt
f. P. Goodwin, Louisa county. "Mr. Pratt needs
but trial aud success viii be inevitable" David J.
Moody. "Mr Pratt's pictures as good or better
than have yet seem" w. J. McDowner, King VIII.
liam. The daguerreotypes in Mr.. Pratts coliec-
ton equal any have seen in London" Jno. Tho.
mas, NJ D, Editor OF the Herald Of the Kingdom and
Age to Come. noIl
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DAGUEIEi[EO TYTEs,

Memories Of long vanished pleasures,
And preserve for your beholding,
Forms and faces long since m0uldng7
INCLUSION can take. with brief endeayor,
Face and form that last forever.
truthful, Efe-liAe, tioelv finished portrait or
miniature Of a relative or friend, severed from US
by distance death, who would mol prize and de.
sire TO possesst clear, rich toned durable Da-
guerreOtype is an object rarely seen. But MOUL-
SONS Pictures Withstand the test of time, and are
pronounced by the highest authority, unsurpassed
on either side the Atlantic.
Our price for of these fine Pert ats is only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
or no sale
Strangers and citizens cordially invited to call
and examine specimens.
Observe the name and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sky and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, Ito Main
street. deS
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NOTICE--Lost or mslaid, a Negotiable
~ Note, drawn by A. w. Taylor d Co, and
made payable to me at months from first Noyem.
Der, for Three Hundred and Fifty Dollars Persons
are hereby cautioned agans, trading tor said Note
aspaymeE. has been stopped. The finder will re.
ceive the thanks of the subscriber by leaving 1t a!
this offcs.
de 23-2ts II MALONE
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1--WE DOLLARS HEWARD.-Suayed
l. on Tuesday last, from the residence Of Mr.
Adolphus Goddin, on the Plank Road, "a dark Bay
Mule, unbToke and Gnshod. W hen last 81 en- he
was near iowa. viii pay the above reward for
his return to Mr. Goddn or myself
de sS-is JOHN ii. MONTAGUE.
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"a. Let the clad Iidiugs 9

- Let the Glad Iidings go out into
every city, town and village, thar there is hope for
the Afflicted - Hundreds of Females have been
cured Of Complicated Diseases after all medical
SKILL has been bathed. Cough, Rheum atism, Dys
popsia, with all Diseases Of the stomach liver and
bowels, are cured By Hampton's Vegetable
Ttncture. Its fame has gone torta, and thou.
sands this day, through its ustrumentaity joice
in health
Our own best knGwa citizens, with their wives
and children, are lis witnesses; and from every
city In every State the universal testimony of cures
ma3e is pouring in upon u.s.
Testimony OF ore Ct the most enterprising and
intelligent Drug gists in the United States
WILMINGTON, Del June S;h, 1852.
AeSsrs Mortimer q N0rbray-" Hampton's We
getabIe Tinc,ure" is selling very fast, lady who
has used tew bottles says exceeds all Other 3.e.
dicHes. She having searched for fourteen Yeas
pas! for cure, and until sac found your" time
tGre' found rriai. have also sJ!d ii in several
cases It rheumatism, with treat success.
Yours, + McJNALL.
Call and getpamphets gratis and also sec adver
ti:elnent in to-day paper. For sale by
O STRkCkER,
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S<Truth Stranger than Fiction.''-
See the wonderful effects UI Carriers Spanish Mix
tare, in another column Facts cannot be doubted.
do law
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aFS FOX kENT.-A Wooden Residence, on
k3 9Th street, near Tan Bark Row, now occu-
pea by Mr. Vm Davis. Possession may he mad
Immediately. Rent, SlI5
de % TOLER . COOK, General AGENTS
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OATS, SuCCkS AND WuEAT STRAW
~ IN BAlEs.-l have Just Ieceived aud oifar Tor
sale, nice 10. OF OATS Shucks and Wheat Straw
In bales. THOMAS WILLIAMS,
fCorner 9th and Byrd streets, on the Canal,
40
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NEGNUEo sOR nIXE THE ENsU.

n NEGROES soR HIKE T.iE E&sU-
" ING YEAR A valuaOe Negro Man, suitable
for Grocery or Dry Goods Stole, honest and 80.
Ter, who is excellent white washer, and can turn
his hand to almost any hing, for hire the city.
Three or ioar likely Boys, rom IL To 10 years
Man who IL afirst rate farm banhalI from &c
and we'll regulated .plantation-will be hired near
tbs city.
Also. two Boys about 10 years, and very spright-
~, Tor house servants, In or near town. Apply at
this eff -. De Q5-S.
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MERCHANTs AND OTHERS w-o -
w consequence OF proposed caang.s IN ,beiS b1.
sine:s on the LIST OF January, may wan. Circi.1-s
Cards, Catalogues, Bills, Cbtcks Notes. Or 1.t"',
printing done, will find It greatly to heir n'e--..
to leave their orders at Eilyson's Job p,i,,
ing cftice. la7 Main Street, telegraph RIi 30
ffsI hooI, W stairs 4. - % 81
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JAMES BROWN, IT,. fvbo - -

AmEs BROWN, Jr., (who ha. alI.a -
ONCE OF second Aacitor Of Virginia for IN IN. .ne
Pas offers bis services TO the public after ~ ys1',
oay OF January next as a stock Breker.
he VIII, IS agent purchase and sell Sts,s s,,.,--
Bank stocks, Stock and Bonds Of RsiiTn.d -, -,
psnies and City, Corporation and every bs, IN ga
crption Of marketable Stocks. ''Hsf 0ss
He will, for moderate compensation A., o,..
torney Tor Inc transfer ofstocks sold by pe 500,
siding at distance from Richmsn1 AZ ,.Is! Is-
larry OF State Stocks, being familiar ui,a pa'nca
and regulations governing the SANE; and hi "a
lest ahd remit interest and dividends nsgsi, c2.-
Richmond, on all description Of stocka "a a3'e IA
claims on the public treasury. ""4 A''o
J. B., Jr., being well known IN ropy;-..,, 49,
deems 1t unnecessary to annex any rsfsra,r, ''ate'
de 23-3aWta q.
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e. HOLLYWOOD NURSEKY,-~
JAS. GUEST, Florist aud Nurseryloar -
nead # Main street. Richmond, Va, zai aIaga,.-sn
hand large supply of Green nousa Pans -
Grape Ayrlles, Evergreens, SHADE and Orrl,.I5r..'
Trees, Asparagus and Raeubafo L pots, G, SER.
res, Fruit Trees &c.
large lot Of SiLver.lea7ed Naples n hand
Blguets. Camellia and other Flower s,-
Piled On reasonable terms.
~ Orders left at the store If r. NJ Zup,s-.
msn, Main street, will be attende d to-
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