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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT PORTLAND.

PORTLAND, Jan s--The Custom House at this
place was entirely destroyed by fire this morning.
II Was occupied, besides by the Post office, Reading
Room, atlantic Bank, L. 5. Court, National History
Society, bailey's Book Store and other tenants.
Everything in the Postofiice was saved, but the
contents OF the Custom House. the splendid col
iechon OF the National History Society, Judge
wares valuable library, the Reading Room and
Court Rooms were entirely destroyed. The loss is
heayy and falls chiefly on the government. The
oullclns was formerly the Exchange, and was sold
0the government for Sl29 GOO
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

CHERIFF'S SALE--In pursuance of an
~ order Of the Circuit Court Of Henrico county
samuel G.. Greenhow ~ Edwin Farrar. Thomas
Grpnch aud Richard Crouch. upon garnishee against
the Tuckahoe and james River Company IshalI on
THURSDAY, the 12th of the present month In front
OF the Court House Of Henrico county, proceed to
sell TO the highest bidder, for cash, TWENTY. ONE.
SHARES of said Company
ia 10 ALEX B. HUTCHINSON. $. H. C.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Wil be
"A sold at the auction of N, B. l. C. B. Hill on
THURSDAY. the 18th of the present month, one
NEGRO MAN William.
ALEX 3. HUTCHESON
Sheriff of Henrico.
And as such, admir- of Sarah Redford, deed.
Ia
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BY. GoDDIN APPERsON
VALUABLE WOOD LAND AT PITR-

Y Lie AUCTION-Wii be sold. at public auc.
ton, on THURSDAY the 18th day Of Jan uarv at Il
O'Clock, upon the premises 40 acres of WOOD
miles from the city of Richmond, adjoining the
lands of Joseph Sinton and Mrs. Price.
The said land is in the original growth of pine and
oak and will from 80 to 80 cords of wood per acre.
The above land offers great inducements to timber
dealers, and brick. makers, being within few min
utes ride of the city.
Immediately after the sale of the land win be sold
one hundred and fifty cords of pine and oak wood,
cut last fall.
TERMs-For the Land-One fourth cash balance
in 6, u and Is months for approved endorsed nego
table paper interest added and title retained until
the last note is paid
For the Wood-4 months credit for satisfactory
negotiable paper, interest added.
Ia GODDIN 4 APPERSON. Aucts
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Ees-o~. Jan. 7.-Yeste-day afternoon, Mr. Ben.
vs3ge O. LYNN. wlule walking the track OF
re- Ess,ern Railroad, near Ipswich, was run over
Fy,aet~aia. dragged several rods, and SO much III
..Ire.i At i will be necessary to amputate both
ie.- NJ Nudge is commissioner Of Essex county
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COMPLETION OF ITHE GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD

DvvKor-. Jan. THE Great Western Railroad
-,'r sa COMPLETED in one week from to-day, and
Nil be ope.. i0rira val on the Monday following,
raathrrnalnc'er il this city this morning, stood
q, sva degrees Below zero.
.rfafa.g y ire at tAe Albion Female Seminary,
pasa,ggf SiIu9A Insurance, $1,000.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
nNfiRFss-

wAsaIssros, Jan. e.-fn the Senate, Mr.. Badge r
of sred resolution. the object of which was to give
limited credit for duties railroad iror.
Mr.. Benjamin offered resolution calling for the
diplomatic correspondence relative TO The right Of
way across the lsthmus of Tehuantepec. Adoptet.
The House was not ia session. having adjourned
over in honor of the anniversary of the battle of
Nnnr nr1anns
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THE ERIE TROUBLES

Kat, Jan. The two KiIpa.ricks, Dr. Sherwne
AID John K. Jack have been arrested and taken 20
Pitysburs. All is quiet at present.
lsECoND oEsPAT CH.
The arrest Of the Kilparricks and other leaders o.
the mob has completely eowed the rioters and the
r.ug!esders abseuting themselves The L. s
marshal is here fully determined to enforce the law
and maintain the rights of the Railroad compauv
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THREATENED RIOT ATW BEELJNG

WHEELING, Jan 7th-HandbilIs have been postee
throughout the city to-day threatening Bedini the
ropes Nuncie, who is st present here. No distur
sance ms however yet taken place.
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DECISION IN THE ANTlRENT CASE.

NV Yoax Jan. .-Tae court of Appeals Of this
s.a.a las decided aca!ns: the claims OF the Anti
Renters.
TLrs.ip Commerce. OF New York. for London,
has cen tally wrecked. She met with the disas-
fer o. ,Ge2a.i. December.
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NOTICE.-The Subscribed having fakeI

NOI1CE.-Ihe subscriber having taken
~ the buildings corner of Franklin aud Wall sts
takes this method cf calling the attention Of his
friends and the public generally his new stock of
SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS, COLLARS
&c He is prepared execute ali orders in his line
with ueatness aDc Gispatch.
Having obtained the services of Mr.. LEMCEL
RIPLEY he IS prepared to get up, in superior style
and furnish as fine Light Buggy and Carriage Harness
be obtained cur city
IA b-ltn HENRY BAKER
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\ Ii FARMERS viii find the Plantation
"a Book, published by j. w. RANDOLPH, most
useful work. The of it will save labor and mo.
ney. Price 81 twill be sent by mail, postpaid to
nose "ho retnit the amount. ja7
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SEARCH FOR THE SAN FRANCISCO.

BALTIMORE, Jan, e.-The steamer Union. of tie
Baltimore and Charleston line, has been chartered
by the Secretary Of the Navy to proceed in search
OF the steamer San francisco. She will leave tt-
o,prroXr
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GREENE q HEATH, COMMISSION

~ MERCHANTS, San Francisco, California. vii
ate nd shipments Of Flour, Tobacco and Melcban
die generally. Prompt returns viii be made Refer
Messrs A. A. Lawrence J. Co, Boston; Allen l.
Paxson, Patteson, Adams Co., Maitland, Phelps 4
Co, New York; Courtney, Cushing & Co.. Baltimore;
richmond. auI5-eodsmg
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GREAT FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA. 4,

PHILApELPHfA, jap. 9.-The machine shop of the
Reading Railroad, together with eight nine er-
gines, were burnt to-day Loss estimated at &c.,
600.
There was great assembsge of the Veterans Of
1872, to-day, TO celebrate the anniversary of the ba
tie of New Orleans.
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CPANISH OLIVES--Fresh received and
- for sale by JUAN PIZZiNI,
lac next door to the Exchange Bank
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NOMINATION

C0LuMBUs, Jan. THE Democratic State Conyen.
hop OF OHIO to-day adopted the Baltimore platform
OF l61< and nominated s. F. Norris for iudge of the
Supreme court Of the State
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BEDINi BURNT IN EFFIGY.

WHEELING, Jan. e-The arrival of Bedu in this
city created great excitement, and he burnt in
eligy. After which he thoaght it prpden, to leave
the city.
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ELECTION OF MAYOR.

BosroS, Jan. e-Dr. J. V. c. Smith. the people.
candidate, has been elected Mayor Of this city, afte
several unsuccessful trials.
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i The general meeting OF the stockholders of the
Farmers Bank of Virginia will be held at their
Banking House, in the city OF Richmond, on We'd
nesGay, the llth day OF January, 1854.
No officer Director of a Bank shall hereafter
vote as Proxy OF a Stakeholder in any election of
Directors officers OF Bank, nor shall any Proxy
be valid which shai! have been executed sixty days
before the time u election
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DRIME New Sides, Shoulders, Hams,
il Breasts, Joes and Smoked Beef, landing per
steamer and for sale by
las JOHN III CLAibOfNE
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REMOVAL-THE TIN AND SHEET

IL IRON ESTABLISHMENT of the subscriber
has been removed from 18th ST. to 18th St, to the
house formerly occupied by Mr.. Breckenridge oppo.
site the grocery store 18th ST. of Mr. VIM Wallace
He returns thanks TO lis friends and the public for
the generous patronage heretofore bestowed. and
being now better prepared to attend their favors
than formerly, he respectfully solicits Continuance
OF the same at his new establishment
de 70 CHAS H. IANGIFV
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PROBABLE Loss OF TIE Las. A sHaNrEp

III lie LOSs OF THE JAS. 4. sHANTER-
New YORK, Jan. 8.-There are fears entertained
mere Of the loss of the Calcutts ship James A. Shan.
ieI Her cargo is valued at $500 600
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By r. CAtThORN.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A WOODEN

TRUSTEES SALE OF A WOODEN
Il BUILDING, ON THE PLANK ROAD.-By
virtue of q deed of trust executed to me by VIM.
Griffin, bearing date on the lst day of June, lS49,
and recorded in the Clerks Office of Henrico County
Court. shall, Trustee, the 10th day Of Janua-
~, 1854, sell at public auction for cash. the BUILD
ING, erected by said Griffin. the lot belonging 10
the Plank Road, and distant a few hundred yards
from the city of Richmond. The buildin< erect
ed upon leased ground about five years ago. 10 of
wood contains two rooms, and has been used ss
grocery store and dwelling house. The purchaser
will be required TO remove the building withinten
days from the sale
JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
The sale will take place the premises Ct
O'clock, p. NJ, and will be conducted by 4. Cav
THORN Auct de 80
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no THE FRIENDS OF EDUCATION

ITO THE FRIENDS OF EDUCATION.
4 MISS LYFORD having recently arrived in
class Of pupils in MUSIC and FRENCH. She is
that the time usually chosen by parents and
guardians for selecting the instructors of their daugh
and wards, is past but she does intend
teach the English branches she believes that her ad.
yertisement will not be considered out of place.
Miss L. desires to call especial attention to her plan
of teaching French. Instruction in the language is
given in manner that enables the scholar to COM
mence conversation III it almost Immediately, and
thus to acquire perfect knowledge of it with great
facility. 1t has been the custom of Miss L. cause
her pupils to egin conversation as they &C.
qure the rudiments of the language: consequently,
they do not labor under the disadvantage experienced
in many Schools of being unable speak or to I'M
derstaud it when spoken; though perhaps perfectly
able TO read and write it. Miss L. commenced the
study of the French in early childhood, continued it
under native teachers, and completed it id dstin.
guished foreign family, that of the sistern-aw of
Don Calderon de la Barca, late Minister from Spain
to the United States.
Music Vocal and lnstrumen tal, is taught accordn
to the plan pursued by the most eminent Professors
of Baltimore. AS the attention of Miss Lyford has
been particularly directed to the study of Music an
French and she has had experience and success I'M
teaching these branches of polite education she
hopes that she may be deemed worthy of the conf.
dence of a discerning public.
Besides the names appended, which all it is
thought necessary to publish from extensive list,
Miss L. refers to the parents of her scholars in Essex
King William, King and Queen and Gloucester coun.
ties in the two last named she has been teaching
the above branches in conjunction with the English
1t is the wish of Miss Lyford to commence her
of instruction early in the month of Jan uary
1854. All who are DESTROYS of entering the classes
will therefore make immediate application, when
her terms will be made known.
REFERENCES.
Mile. ALMA L'AIGNOUX, Baltimore, Nd.
Z" AIMEE ROGET. -
Mr.. ASHUR CLARKE, -
Prof. J. F. PETRI, g
Z" JOS. GEGAN Conductor of the Cathedral
Choir, Baltimore. - :
In this city, Miss Lyford considers it sufficient to
give reference the name of the Rev MOSES ID,
HOGE
Apply at the residence of the Rev. NJ B Sweeney,
Marshall street between 4th and 5th nearly opposite
st. James (Episcopal) Church de I2-imt
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FAMILY FLOuR-Swoope's, Cline's,
i and Whitmore brands 10 store and Tor sale.
jas BROWN Il SHOOK.
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ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW AND STAR
OF THE WEST

NEw YoRg, Jan. 9.--The steamers George Law
and Star of the West have arrived bringing ST. 75c
eco in gold.
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SEARCH FOR THE san FRANCISCO.

=. hoETcN, Jan. 6 1t is rumored that the Revenue
-sF al thi: station, has been ordered to search foi
las steamer San Francisco
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TWO VERY SUPERIOR ALDERNEY cows
AND CALVES FOR SALE.-Immedately after the
sale OF Lumber, &c, at the of Marshall and
Third streets, the 10th instant, will be sold two
very superior Attorney Cows and Calves, by supe-
ror Durham bull.
TERMS made known at sale.
GODDIN APPERSON,
ja6-dtds Aucss
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FORM OF A PROXY.

Know ell men By these presents that ],
do appoint -- my substitute aud PROXY, 10
represent in the General Meeting of the Stock
holders of the Farmers Bank OF Virginia and in nv
name 70 vote upon all questions that may come be-
fore the said meeting concerning the said Bank
Witness nay hand and seal this day Of
1858.
dec 23-Stawtd J. A. SMITH Cashier
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9 A L E OF BRICK AND FRAMED
~ BUILDINGS. AT THE CORNER OF FRANK
LIN AND FIRST STREETS, TO BE REMOVED
IN SIXTY DAYS.-Wl be sold on THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, the 18th of January, 1854, upon
the premises commencing at o'clock, the brick
dwelling, frame kitchen, &c. at southeast cor.
of franklin and LIST streets, the same TO be re-
moved in sixty days
TERMs-Four months credit for satisfactorily en-
dorsad ne gotiabe paper.
dsS GODDIN APPERSON Ancts
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VALUABLE IRON FL RN A c E

' FORGE. &c, WITH 800 ACRES OF LAND,
FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale living in
the county of Rockbridge, Va. the BATH IRON
WORKS, FORGE. &c" with all the Fixtures,
Buildings &c. and $500 acres of Land adjoining ali
included. for the of S20oe0-one.fourth cash,
the balance l, 2 3, and years credit with inte-
rest.
This Iron Ore is said, by all who have used II. to
he the strongest and the most valuable for making
cannon in Virginia. Major Clarke, who made the
best cannon the Government ever had, used almost
entirely of this ron for which he always will
to pay extra price.
If a Company should purchase this property they
ight add, with the great water power, many other
factories besides, the Central Railroad viii run
within two miles of the place.
Those who may be disposed to purchase can OBJ
tain information by addressing JOHN DOYLE, ESQ.,
Lexington, Va, who will be ready to show the pro-
perry, or the subscriber, at Richmond, Va.
ia 6-2aw4w JJ FRY
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THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, Jan. Flour had advanced 1874 C. g
per bbl
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hR a. {. HARDIN. Botanic PHYsI.

~ CLAN, offers his services to the citizens of Rich
Inond and vicinity. He may be found the office of
DR.. Robinson, ON Franklin, between 18th and l4th
streets at all hours night and day. when profess
sonally engaged.
Extracting Teeth only 3 cents.
take pleasure II Iecomne uding to my friends Dr..
Hardin Botanic Physician, who mas studied me-
Gicne, graduated, and received his Diploma.
ia 5-2m< Z. D. ROBINSON y.
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AUCTION aAr.ra
THIS DAY,
BY GoDDIN APPERsON.
PURSUANT to a degree entered -, a.

a.. Sth day Of November, 1853 in the case OF Cod.
aln, assignee, Is. Baker and ais pending In ths e.
cur. Court for the city of Richmond shs lss sos
s.iu.ed trustee IN deed Of trust from Hhrv RsIsr
ana VIE 70 Samuel g. Adams and John Van lev ~
me dement, OF the Bank of the United stste. dsssa
.ne eIenln Gay OF June, 1913. and special e.nu.is
ous. appointed by said Court for that purpos- nr
esea g sell at y O'clock p. NJ the 10th dsy 81 ian
@ .s9a public auction. to the highest bidder
81 "a lne pTemses the following real property VIZ
n ,ot OF Land lying in Adams VALLEY in The Civ 3;
nicnmond fronting A feet fifteenth street $40
tne Ioowing pieces or parcels of Land Iving II ~
county Oh Henrieo near the city Of Richmond VIZ ,
lot beginning at the North East corner OF n ana
fourth streets, continued and running Esss.
wardiy along the said street Sc feet and ii ssnth
sions said zath street continued ITO feet; one IN
corner OF and 18th streets, continued and fron-s
on said 18th street. continued, Ito; and one ot n5
Union street. fronting on said street 100 feet srd nm
ming back 140 feet to 80 feet wide on
It also fronts 100 feet" The sale will commence a.
the lot first named. ~
TERMs--Fer cash as to so much of the proceed, ~.
VIII satisfy and pay the expenses of sale: ana on :,
credit as to the residue of six and Twelve months ut
interest from date of sale, the purchaser executing
bonds with approved security for the credit instai
ana the title retained until the last insa, ment
Is paid. JOHN HOWARD
Trustee and Commissions
December 10th, 1855
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN l. CO.
GROCERIES, &c. AT
~ THURSDAY, the 18th day of January we will
sell at 10 O'Clock, at auction store assortment
Of GROCERIES. viz
800 bags Rio java and Manila Coffee
so hhds. Molasses
100 bbls New York Syrup
100 bbs. Coffee Sugars
Bacon Sides, Soap, Candles
Mustard, Window Glass
Green and black Teas
Wrapping Paper, Rectifed Whiskey
N. E. Rum. &c, &c.
TERMs-Under 500 cash. 500 and over, mos
credit for approved paper. E
DAVENPORT, ALLEN L CO., /
ia 5-dtds Aucts
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OF THE AMAZON.

Ia Exploration Of the Valley Of the Amazon, by
Lieut. WIN. Lewis Herndop. U. 5. N, with maps
and plates. VOL, 8 vo--S2 30,
- We shall have no difficulty In coming 10
the conclusion that no Territory On the face of the
globe is 90 fayorabiy situated, and that If trade there
T. once awakened the power, the wealth, aud gran.
deur OF ancient Babylon and modern London, must
vie 10 thar of the depots OF this trade that shaIb
established 81 the mouths of the Oroaece, the Apa.
zan and the La Plata ''-NatioEdi EsteHiyeaeey.
Justreceived and for sale by 80
ia7 JAMES WoODHousE, Eagls SQUARE.
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'HE SUBSCRIBER declining to farm
ri the present year viii sell. at public auction
II O'clock. NJ. his crop of CORN, FODDER.
SHuCkS, FARMING UTENSILS. &c. together
with household and kitchen FURNITURE stock of
HOGS, small lot of PLANK and othe little iixinas
Twoiog HOUSES, one nearly new will also be sold.
70 be taken away immediately The crop OF
WHEAT, seeded on the farm 10 bushelsl will b..
sold. About 100 cords of pine WOOD, already cut.
and about 600 cords standing.
Terms made known at the sale.
ia 4-atds* JOHN B. GARDNER
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BY GUDDIN l. APPERSON.

b1 OODDtN APFEhSON.
On MICH COWS FOR SALE AT
~ AUCTION.-Will be sold on THURSDAY,
the 18th of January 1254 commencing at O'Clock o.
the residence of Mr. William Cullingsworth. Sr
near Fairfield Race Course, 80 very superior Mich
COWS, one HORSE, one WAGON, and lot OF
Milk Stands
TERMs-Four months credit for approved endorsed
negotiable paper.
jag GoDDIN & APPERsoN. Aucts
VALUABLE FARM, NEAR BROOK
' TURNPIKE, 81 MILES FROM RICHMOND,
ALSO CROPS OF CORN, SHUCKS. FODDER,
STRAW, THREE MULES, HORSE, TWO cows
BUGGY. &c. FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will be
sold on TUESDAY, the 18th January 1854, upon the
premises, commencing at ii O'Clock, the FARM re-
Gently occupied by Mr.. Jos. s. James, Jr, situated
about 81 miles frol1 the city of Richmond and few
hundred yards of the Brook Turnpike-upon which a
in the residence of Maj. JAS Hill 1t contains 1851
acres, of which about onehalf is cleared balance in
wood and timber. The Improvements are all new.
consisting of handsome cottage residence contain
ing rooms, besides kitchen, servants house. barn.
stable &c.
After the sale of the Land will be sold the crops
OF Corn, tl20 barrels) Shucks, Fodder, Straw &c
Also very fine young Mules, one excellent buggy
Horse. four Cows one Buggy, and all the Farming
implements the place.
Terms for the Ldnd-Onesixth cash. one-siyth at 4
months aud TO the balance upon very lib ral terms
OF credit, to be made known at the hour of SALE
For the personal estate, all under $50 cash. over
that amount sixty days credit for approved endorsed
negotiable paper.
GOD DIN Il APPERsON.
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BRANDON BITTERS.-Thisis most
~ excellent Tonic, Diuretic, Anti Dyspept;c and
lnvlgorating Cordial. The above is made from
valuable recipe from Lower Brandon" in Virginia.
II mas been fairly tried aud found truly ecacious in
the above disorders, and is now offered remedial
agent Iii which perfect reliance may be placed. =
, warranted purely vegetable and recommended by
the medical faculty For Eale only by
4. r. DUVAL < BRO
Jaf Druggists, Main 81.
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SPECIAL NoTICE.-NEW YORK
- AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP covpaNy
StFcs' ,oo!d' Silver, Bullion Je,gelrv. Precious
MT s Msts!s or Valuable Articles Of any kind win
Syfe iece!P5a sn board of either Of the Compaay,s
- ~ the jamestown or the Roanoke, ex
40 " speclal agreement with the Agents or the Pur
f.a ~. VI tis sAps nor will the Company be response
tbr 'ea sIoeies unless bills of sding are granted
'47t9iSf and tpe value therein stated
sns5 LuDLAM & WATSON,
Agents.
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N + q RO HIRING-The subscribers
again offer their services their friends and the
pubhc TO hire out negres for the ensuing wear They
VIII use their best endeavors get good homes and
sooa pfiees. Persons having Negroes to hire, would
40 well 70 send them in early as possible
We will be assisted by Mr. WM 6 TALIAFFRRo
m TINS branch OF our business who has be en- engaged
Tor many years in hiring out Negroes
c N c. B. HILL
Corner OF Vail and Franklin streets, Richmond
N t. c: d. III LII still continue to sell Negroes
oot publicly and privately their old stand corner
of Wall and franklin streets de lO--dGetI5tbI
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FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS

l. Those who are not yet supplied with Gentle
mems Fancy and Furnishing Goods are invited 10
make an early call at the under the American
where they will find large assortment of select
styles, at very low prices
de 81 WIN F. ADCOCK 4 CO.
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HAVE this day associated with ine ia
Il business nay three sons. The business in future
will be conducted under tbs firm Of II UGH w. Fry
4 SONS. HUGH w. FRY.
January ID, 1891. ia s-2aw2w
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n WARD-THE ANTIDOTE by DIR Jetries cures
a certain disease In from three to FIVE days without
restriction Is to diet exposure application to ba-
siness
The proprietor challenges single case the snti-
dote viii not cure. (
Price 81, with fun directions.
Sold only BY BENNETT BEERS, Drnegists, sole
seentsfor Richmond. &C e-d3m IL