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MUSICAL NOTICE. = sigRor JOS.

M USICAL NOTICE. - SigRor JOS.
1Nk BORA, Professor of Music. respectfully in
forms the ladies and gentlemen of Richmond and its
vicinity, that he desires to open Musical Academy
in this city, to teach the theory of MUSIC, SOL
FEGGIOS and VOCALIZAT10NS. The Soifeggios
book that he uses IN his Academy is the same in
the Conservatives Of Italy and France. The Sol
feggio is the musical art in general any scholar pos
sessiRg the Soifeggio possesses the art of reading
any kind OF Music at sight and Vaccinations is the
ART of articua.ipg the voice and the Of singing
with expression. H has also in his possession all the
hest Italian, French and German Operas, and the
best Oratorios ali with the English and Italian
French words.
He has the best collection of Music in Europe for
the use of his classes in America, being determined
that nothing shall be omitted to render his school
thorough and complete.
He proposes to give fifteen days test lessons-a and
should his scholars not realize progress during
Union in six months, they withdraw, without any
charge for the instruction received.
TERMS OF TUITION:
LApIEs-S6 lessons per quarter of hours each, in
GENTLEMEN-36 lessons per quarter of hours
each, after dark. IL 90
Any class formed among friends wishing exclu-
s:ve instruction to themselves, do so,
provided Is scholars obtained-S6 les
sons per quarter, of hours each, and the
privilege TO select the hour suitable to
themselves. a w
CHILDREN-Class between 20 II years Of age,
Sc lessons per quarter, one hour eacn...... 9 90
Scholars have to provide themselves with the Sol
feggio lok, which can be procured at the School.
The subscription lists deposited at Nh Taylors
Mu sic store, where Circulars cen be obtained.
sos. BORA for the present will rent hall, and
as soon rs q sufficient number of scholars are obtain
ed, he will build one suitab lie for his purposes.
Any person desiring to see JOS. BORA VIII please
address him through the Post Omce, with the name
and al information the subject most cheerfuly
given. &C Civ
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The LYECEBuRG VIRGINIAN comes 10 US
in an enlarged form, and new dress. We
are glad to announce this evidence Of pros
perity. The VIRGIEIAN is one of the most
respectable papers on our exchange Hst-al-
ways courteous in its department and refined
in its language-andw we are quite certain that
while it remains under its present manage
ment, it will never lack those qualities that
entitie it to confidence and support The
'IRaINIAE acknowledges the public hberali-
ty which has sustained it for more than thirty
years, and now upholds it with larger pa
tronage tkan il has ever commanded
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP RoASoK

nom Nov I OH, yesterday:
II 9 Pool, c Deans, w Pollard Morrow, A
Cowardin and lady, ] p Caldwell and lady, Coleman
Williams, E Williams, q w Paris, J 6 Shannon,
I Headen and lady, Miss Taliaferro, Mrs A VIII
and daughter, DIR Montiero and lady, Miss Montiero
Dr. NJ Lee. Mr. Morton, w Sorey, J Bnnkley,
w Archer, B r Woodward, A Dirker, John
Bordwell. r Haley, g Taylor. J Gaatn, a
Book j Broadbept, lady and child, McCullock and
lady. BrandeT, Jr 4 Jones, Horace Dun, Gray, SO
for Norfolk and n in steeTage
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RAILROAD COMPANIES AND TIE FAIR
Great credit is due to those railroad compa-
MES which have SO literally given free pas
sage to the Fair, 70 the members of the Agri-
cultural Society. This generous sacrifice on
their part in behalf of the agricultural inte-
rests of the State, will not be forgotten by
an enlightened public. They have proved
themselves worthy the patronage of the State
and Of its people, and have conclusively ex-
ploded the doctrine that corporations have
no souls" They have souls, and large ones
and we hope that in their case the Virginia
community viii see to the fulflment of the
prophecy, tia. the liberal sepl shall be made
fat
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TURTLE SoUP.-Friend Sadler, at his IA
hotel, promises to all who call to-day, at
II o'clock, with bowl of delicious Turtle Soup, pre-
pared i'll the very best style. If you wish something
nice therefore, you take the hint, and Paul Pry
like pop in, feast aud enjoy the of monster
ished from the bowels Of the deep, deep sea"
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fConnus,cArKn.

THEATRE.-This evening, at the Theatre,
will be presented "FILLE pU REGIMENT" a popular
operate play. in which Mrs. Place susains the part
played by her for Fifty consecutive nights in New or
leans The lovers OF histrionie talent should by a-
means witness her performance of that beautiful
character. She will be supported By the efhcientl
company of the present management, who catered
10 wei for the public taste last yegr. J. M.
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HuRRA FOR THE DIsPATCH.-LastT Tues
day morning advertised valuable bresstpin, til
property of lady, lost, and in short time there
after the article handed in and forwarded to IT'S
far owner. Yesterday, gave notice that q of
money had been found. aud il few hours after the
paper issued the owner called and procured his
lost treasure. The Dispatch is the medium through
which TO meet the public eve
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beam moves up and down, and came very near
losing his life. His side face wa. srsck BY the &C.
scending machinery and dreadfully cut. gentle
man etR1dus near drew him from his perilous posi-
ton or he would have been inevitably killed. He
was sent TO Petersburg for surgical aid
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RETURN OF hoszTA.-Accordingt TO the last
advices, Koszta was on his return to the L.
States The quiet and efficient manner IN
which our country has asserted and obtained
its rights in this case presents very credita-
BILE and gratifying contrast TO the empty
clarnor and parade which England and France
have made upon the Eastern question. While
they have been for months squabbling in di-
plomaic warfare, the Captain OF an American
sloop OF war settles an intricate difficulty, in
volving the national honor and rights, in
about FIVE minutes 4 corvette Of "a guns.
backed by the moral power of the great Re-
public, has proved more efficient and deci-
sive than all the great squadrons OF England
and France
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The CHINESE JUGGLERs are TO appear at
Metropolitan Hall next Wednesday night when they
will delight and astonis citizens by their wonder
full feats in legerdemain The press of the north
speak of this wonderful and talented band surpass
the evening in mind, and secure tickets in time.
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SERIOUS CHARGE.-Ro. B. Jones. charg- |

ed with receiving ten bags of wheat, knowing the
to be stolen, was arrested by Constables Chill
drey and Lewellen yesterday, and admitted 20 bail,
to appear before Justice Gardner. at IL o'clock to-
day. and answer the charge. 1t is but just MIR.
Jones to scy. that the witnesses against Wade,
under similar charge, those relied upon by the
Commonwealth TO prove mis- guilt.
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LOCAL MArrURs

qvha nonular steamer koANoKE arrived at
-. r rs.tsrday morning before nine O'Clock,
VI n,,,a over the bar In tine style witnous ~
has,as iittle steamer, which has 70 lie IN wauns
for both her and the J.nssroWn =, sns Tses
naI' 18th roodly list Of passengers and went 70 sea
eay all on board being In fine spirits and an
ffs,r the pleasant day and clear aspect o. the
aes~ens. delightful voyage, Soon after passing SAN
y. Hook light however, the boat encountered heavy
ayils which told of hard blow of the coast, aud
rhich were not long IN making many the passengers
ek and tired Of the voyage before IL had hardly be.
snn The boat had not gone much further before it
was struck by pretty still breeze ahead which lasted
ali night and the day, until she passed the capes
shifting however during The night TO fair wind The
passengers suffered very muchthe agitation and the
rolling of the boat being greater than any time for
three months past according TO the statement of Capt
CtvFHpy. The boat was considerably retarded du-
ring the night but with wind and ea picked beau
tifully during the afternoon of "Wednesday, and ar
rived at unuruay early hour yesterday. Inc
ROANOKE met the JAMESTOWN Wednesday after
about O'clock outside the capes just settn III
to rough water, with the wind ahead The passenger
speedy relief from their suffering. heartily sonilss
rated the fate OF those ofthe jamestown, wnou
beheio fresh and green from river naViRaao"' 49, ~
crossing the threshhold of turbulent tea, 70 IT,
rolled and tumbled abo0t in the agonies vi , Sou sS
ness for twenty four hours Such voyages nowesei;
are few and far between on this popular me, ana
when they do occur, they are Hntgs.eo Ia 40. go
degree by the excellent management. auo -.
cap acities of the boats The reputation OF oaPtaln
PARRISH, ofthe JAMESTOWN Is luy a..a,1d n,
feel nerfrctly safe in his hands. Captain CAvENpY,
NJ tha RoxoAkF is not so generally KNOWN as he has
benn but a short time the line; but he Is one OF
the hest scameu ever knew-s men OF most eS-
tens;vc ard ample experience as an Atlantic BaviSa-
tor and is one OF the most prudent ana watcniui
.antsins that upon the ocean.
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TRoTTING.-Richard Malone was fined by
the Mayor yesterday, for the improper driving of
of his teams in the street by a servant.
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MAYORS CouRT.-There were but two
cases before the Mayor yesterday most of the crim-
mails who arrested the night before having been
disposed of at the cage.
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PRIZE FOR GRAcHFpL RID1se-Miss Cecilia
Io"nscod, Of New Brighton Pa, took the prize, 1
S20 shawl, q. the Kew Lisbon Fair, las. week, fol
grarsfui riding
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REPoKTEp FArLuRE.-The papers received las.
evening contain report thaaGeorge Law, Of Nczv
York, had failed.
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ihe Governor of Virginia has offered reward
u ssS Tor the arrest of James A. Wilson who
murssed Frederick Grimes, in tue county Of
Lepaeo, Va, on the I'd met
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ACCIDENT ON THE Ro.uo.

morning a. Ctv P Point dh Zoo Yesterday
see ~ one ot the seamen TO the Epsnaae mes,
q Gaining to the Engineer ihrough the instead
's purpose, the messenger put lis eed y ~. FOR
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MILITARY.

ATTENTION! MT. VERNON VOLUNTEERS
Attend meeting and drill of your company at La
fayette Hail. this (FRIDAY) evening at 7 O'clock
Punctual attendance is requested. BY order of the
Captain.
&C 2l-lt ;. d. BATES, o. 9.
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The operatives at Harrisburg, Pa, are On a
strike for the ten hour system.
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named Snton Henderson, who arrested and
Gagged last "Wednesday for being in the street in
of noxicaton ard after getting there, of becoming
abusive to the officers and derisVe of the accommo-
dations afforded him. was arragned before the Mayor
Yesterday, tried, convicted and ordered twenty
iashes by way of teaching him better manners.
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MISS FREDERIKA BkEMEh.-lne

MI ISIS FREDERlkA BkEMEk.-lne
4sI Homes of the New World; impressions of Anne
rica by Frederika Bremen translated by Mary Howit
2 vols, s..
Rev. DR.. Murray .-Men and Things as / saw them
in Europe, by 'Kirwan,' tRev. DR. Murray 75c.
Miss Sewell.-Resdings for month. preparatory to
Confirmation; compiled from the Writings OF the
Early and of the English Church, by Miss Sewell,
author of Amy Herbert" &C., 75c.
"All's Not Gold That Glitters,'' or the Young Cali
fornan, by Cousin Alice, author of ''No Such Word
As Fail, Use.
Countess D'Orsay Happiness: Novel
translated from :e French Of the Countess ID Orsay
size.
With q number Of other late Works. Just received
by JAMES WOODHOUSE.
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NUDGE FUCKERS OKks.-A

FUDGE TUCKER,S WORK A.
~ MORRIS, 81 Main street, has for sale the follow
ing standard writings Of Judge Tucker:
Lectures Natural Law, by Henry st. George
Tucker. Professor of Law in the University ef Virgin
a-price 81
intended prepare the student for the study of the
Constitution Of the United States. by NsBevery Tuck
err Professor of Law in the University of William
and Mary-prce 81 %
fuckers Lectures on Constitutional Law, for the
Of the Law Class at the University of Virginia by
Henry St. George Tucker-prce 81
Tucker on the Principles of Pleading by ". B.
Tucker, Professor of Law in the University Of VIII
liam and Mary-price 81 %
fuckers Commentaries on the Laws of Virginia
comprising the substance of of lectures de-
lvered in the Winchester law school by Henry St.
George Tucker 2 vols law sheep-$3
Same work, interlined. 2vols-Sl2. oe2l
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RICHM o ND, VA
run WEEKLY DISPATCH

Ia ;ssuea this morning, and may be had at she
counter of the Dispatch Office. 1t lie a varied ana
Interesting shee.containe the news of the wees :,
entertaining miscellany-a full account %
great race over the Broad Rock course ana -.
harrison Of the time Of that race with thar o.
of the fastest races on record. There - s -.
the usual amount of Editorials upon y. ,a.nce
topics of the day-,oge,her with eof[eef -, "a
and loes, news. Price THREE CENTS for s'nsle co
pies pie Subscription price ONE DolrAs per 'nn9H'
A l;l,.,aI aiseonut 10 cluhs
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u LIE f CHE ), LEECHES-The public sra
hereby informed that have Just receives! by ths
steamer jamestown, a lot of superior Swedish and
Mediterranean LEECHES, which will be annlied
upon the most reasonable terms The subscriber can
be found at all hours of the day the hair ressns
saloon under the American Hotel 1lth street and AZ
night on 18th, between Main and Franklin streets
Sc ii X. C.. HORsOT
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NEW AND POPULAR BOOKS from
IN the Press of the HARPERS.-The Home Of the
new Worlds, impressions of America, by Fredericka
Bremen, translated by Mary Hewitt, 2 vols. l2mo.,
cloth--S2
Men and Things as saw them in Europe, by Kir-
wan--75c.
Discussions on Philosophy and Literature, Educa-
ton and University Reform, chiefly from the Edn-
and appendix, by Sir VIM. Hamilton, Bart, with
introducto.y essay by Robert Turnbull, D. d., VOL
thick 8vo., cloth-5f so.
Clouded Happiness: novel, translated from the
French of the Countess d Orsay-S7c.
Receiving and for sale by GEO. NJ. WEST,
oc2 Il Under Exchange:
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. ocT. d.
ARRIvEn.

ARRIVED.
sehr lonn BEL, HIN, Rcsksnd lime to T. Libby.
ers. Carter 4 Spencer. - go - -
erTille. = ~
Brs Elizabeth, Boardman, Bos.on, sal. to Dayes-
Scbr Mssahiccon, Weaver New yo,t h.
and II. Clendinina. Aas ~ =.
sehr Hanover, Whipple, New York, rudse 10 D.
Currie. ~ -.
sehr Emma, Haford. Boston, plalsssr. Shields 4
ARRIVED, Oct. IS.
Schr Susan, Croweli, B eston. undse 10 D. fnrr;e
Schr Isaac Prince. Booze, Baltimore iron and INN
Der. ~
Schr B. N. Fox, Parker, New YORK, hay 10 NJ r,oyv.
ney and s. McGruders Sens
schr Charles Parker, Apologize, New York, hay to
]. r. Clendening. =
Steamship Roanoke cavendy, New York, rnase
and passengers.
HAMPTON ROADS. Tuesday.-Bsrqne Virginia.
Pugh, Richmond, I'D to Rio; and May Queen, King,
I'm. do. BID. to the Rio Grande went 30 Sunday
last.
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10 HENRY G. CANNON, ATTORNEY AT
Law, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner of
Deeds &C., for New York, Pennsylvania, North Caro-
lima, South Carolina Alabama, Tennessee Ohio,
Indiana, Missouri Wisconsin, Iowa, &C.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and Hen-
rico county. win attend promptly to all Legal and
Notarial business with which he may be entrusted
Office on Franklin near Governor street.
Q-6m
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u VELVET AND CLOTH CLoAKS PLATA
and Brocade Silks, Rich Cashmere PIaids. plain Ms-
noes and de Lanes French Embro;deT;ss IN 80.
variety; Mourning Goods of every kind Hos5s reas
complete assortment; Lace and Musiu Cny.sy;r :.
Furniture Prints; Ribbauds in variety, &c r. go
large and well selected Stock Of the best 80
these goods, just received by 'es vi
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COLLIER'S SHAKESPEARE. -,Ihe

NOLLIER'S SHAKESPEARE. ,Ihe
~ Works of Shakespeare, reprinted from the new
y discovered copy of the folio of 1882 in the posses
sion OF J. Payne Collier-containing nearly twenty
thousand manuscript corrections, with History of
the Stage to the Time introduction to each play
alife of the poet, etc. By j. Payne Collier F. 5. A.
To which added glossarial and other notes, and
the readings of former editions. vols, l6mo. rs
cents each.
Also, the werk in large imperial $40. vol
ure. Library, sheep, $i.25; cloth 81.
just published and tor sale by
JAMES WoODHOUSE,
oc2l Eagle SQuars.
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rna Foreign News.

W. -. eating tired of the monotono"s
s:... nb,,h the telegraph brings wiih every
arrival from Europe, "ey""'
,be Eas.era question" 1t is high Tune .ms'
80 should be something definite. Inc
- of,s;-. thus far, is little better than q
sw;,d,e upon the public interest. we are
wAsried with the preliminary seraping ana
.'.,,;,,, of the instruments. Ii we are to have
.,,;la hast let our souls be refreshed
With Il at once. We demand III the name OF
. world whose patience has been grossly
ob.sed that the next news shall inform us Of
= o-ons hattie. in which ten thousand Rus
nc and the same number of Turks have
b;+.sn the dust. We want to hear, by the very
next arrival, that
up the bristling Moslem rose at last,
Answering the Christian thunders Win IKE 'S'ees
And one enormous snou. of Allah rose
Iu the same moment, loud as were the roar
OF wars most mortal engines 10 their Toes;
Hurlinp defiance: CITY stream and shore
Resounded "Allahr and the clouds, winch ciose
With thickening canopy. the connlct Ger,
Vihrate no the eternal name Hark! through
All sounds ii pierceth, Allah! Allan hu
Something of this kind we ought TO have
had long ago But we are beginning to think
that the four great powers are four great hum
bugs. They have been moving about Ike
four magnificent Turkey cocks, spreading
themselves awfully, and becoming very much
infalned about the mouth, but combining their
martial proves to terrible gobbling, II we
are 20 have fight, let us have ii. The last
news is that the declaration of war had been
signed by the Sultan, and that England and
France were bristling up again, but that the
Gar was becoming more pacific. We de-
spair of these people.
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EJ@ PHOENIX BANK.-The Notes of this issss
will be redeemed in Richmond by H. It. PAIRO
CO; in Washington City by PAIRO NOURsE.
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| EFT. J. CARSON co. NOS Al AND -
| LIGHT STREET. BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
| WATER STREET, NEW YORK.-A good assort-
| ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand and
| for sale at lowest market prices je l8-ly
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VALUABLE BUUkS-J. w. KAN
QQIPH nHerg FIR ssle lsrce eatc If val

" ALUABLE BOOkS.-J. w. KAN
Y DOLPH offers fer sale large assortment of val
liable Works Agriculture &C., and among the most
prominent
Rufins farmers Register, 10 vols; Cultivator, 10
vols Cole mans European Agriculture; Browns
Trees of Americas Buist's Family Kitchen Gardener;
American Flower Garden Directory; Downing's
Country Houses; American Orchardist; Western
Farmer and Gardener; Stephens Book of the Farm;
Johnson's farmers Encyclopaedia; Feninden's Con-
plete Farmer and Gardener; Gardeners Library, II
vols; Johuson's Agricultural Chemistry johnson &
Landreths Diety of Gardening Loudon's Encyclo-
pada of Gardening; Leibegs Agricultural Chemistry;
McMahon's American Gardener NeilPs Fruit, Flow
er and Kitchen Gardener Parson on the Rose; Rufin
on Celcarious Manures; Norton'a Scientific Agricul-
ture; Since on the Potatoe Plant; Saxton's Rural
Hand Book; SINNERS Elements of Agriculture; Say
er's Flower GARDEN Companion; Topham's Chemist
~ Made Easy; Plantation. Farm Instruction, Regu-
lation, Record, Inventory and Account Book, by a
Southern Planter Allen Domestic Animals
Brown, Dixon Kerr and Richardson on Poultry
Cla:es Youatt and SINNERS Cattle Doctor: MorelPs
American Shepherds Randalls Sheep Husbandry
Mason, Rupp, Hind and Youatt's Farrery; Youatt
and Martin on Cattle, Downing, Cottage Residences
end Rural Economy; Wheeler's Rural Homes; Farm
er's Land Measurer; Miller and Evans Miliwright
Guide; Racing Calendar, 10 vols; Milk Trade of New
YORK; Every Man his own Cattle Doctor and Farrier
Miner and Bee Keepers Manual. p
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LOST POCKET BooK.-Constable Child

lost his pocket book yesterday, and it is very mpor
tant that he should lave it at once. Sc bring it IL
this morning
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u tn TOMAS w. KEESEE. Auer,,s,
somce with Geo Sumner, No 20 Pearl stree, s,s7
ss 81 70 the sale Of every description ot
&C 7-dIm As'iA SfsEp &C.
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COPfIST-otfcs in the Law BuiIainr-,st,,, T aI
the accounts of those having no regular Boot
OF act "a Assistant to Book-keepers In their 1870
WI also copy all kinds Of WRITING, he
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a. ABEL U. MAYO, NOTARY PUBLIC
Office on Franklin street, under the Metropolitan
hall, Richmond, Va sc lb-lJ
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70 EXCHAN AND BANKING HOUSE
OF G. W. PURCELL l. CO.-The Notes Of the
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS BANK are re.
deemed as heretofore at par at counter
EB All solvent Washington SGaH Notes, will for
the present be redeemed at par from Merchants.
We caution the public therefore against paying any
discount on small notes dated at Washington
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u JOB AND CARD PkINTING-,rhe DIS
PATCH JOB OFFICE, On Governor Street has
the largest and best assortment Of CARDS ever in
this city and Is prepared to do this description of
PRINTING on as reasonable terms as elsewhere in
the city, as well as every other kind of PLAIN AND
FANCY PRINTING. Call and see specimens
70 Plain and Fancy CARDS for sale Sc adtf
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u 3: W. STARKE, ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NCTARY PUBLIC Practices all the
Courts of Henrico, Hanover and Richmond civ.
As Notary Public, particular attention viii be paid
to the taking of Dispositions, lin or out of his ofcel
Proof and Acknowledgements of Deeds Reliucush-
ments of Dover &c. Claims for collection entrusted
TO him promptly attended to.
Office, No. 50, three doors above City Hotel, on
North side of Main street. Richmond, Va.
de Fly
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See the advertisement Of lost Child in
this mornings paper.
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rig i S0dISE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS oR
FAN The annual meeting of the Stool oldsrs
OF the Virginia Central Railroad Comuauv Vii b
Der, 1853. - 'ne iUn NeVeT-
stoc holders viii travel free OF the cars in going u.
ocb-ttoSo ]. GARRETT, Treasu,ar