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I AND WARRANTS BOUGHT at the high

I AND WARRANTS BUUUHT at the high /.
IL est rates.
Sight drafts remitted to persons at a distance
sending me Warrants, on any city they may des-
ignate.
Stocks bought and sold on commission.
HAMILTON g. FAINT,
Banker, 432 Pa. avenue, Washington, d. G.
iy lS-lmeo& VISIT Qnte)
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MEMOIRS OF THE COUNTESS OF BLES-
y1 singtsR, by r, X. Madden, NJ. X. l. A, tive
Nolss fRANCk TAYLOR,
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ALL STRANGERS

ALL STRANGERS
n visiting the City should see Hunters Cata.
logue Of the euTiOsities Of the Patent Once. Al
so, his Description Of Powell's Great Pictures.
HUNTER is TO be seen at i60 Tenth street.
NAV 3t-9mA
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THE LAND OF GOLD; California unveiled;
Il Reality versus Fiction; by II. r Helper, |
vol. FRANCk TAYLOR.
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EyRENCH DRAWING PENCILS from the
l. several manufactures Of Bausch, Hardmuth,
Walter and COntee, imported direct f. Jm the ma
kers III Paris, by FRANCK TAYLOR.
iv
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1t is said the Erie Canal revenue this year will
exceed last year by atleast $4,000
Rev. Daniel Mckinley, pastor of the Presbyte
rian Church ut Chambersburg, Pa, died on Friday
last
Spain has a standing army of l53,070 men, s
The widow of Maj. Jno. Pauldine, one of the cap
tors of Andre died at Pcekshill, n. " on the 9Th
ult., aged 81. t--- rtlr7 U.s.
Judge Samuel c. Sample, formerly member of
Congress from Indiana, died on the Sd inst.
The South Carolina senate has passed bill re.
peaiing the usury laws.
An English lady has just named her "frst. y
Hilbert Victor Louis Napoleon Malakoff Brown.
Miss Lander, of Salem, has arrived at Rome
and Is a pupil of Crawford the great American
sculptor
Three members of the Hutchinson family have
sc lected claims near Glencoe settlement in Mime.
seta, where they intend hereafter to reside
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NOT1CEs-ln c0mseqmence Of the death
OF Josiah Wills, Esq. Of Norfolk and certain bu-
auess RELATIONS betsgeeu ns all Of my real estate Sit
trade IN the city Of Rchnond, viii be offered for nsle
under the deed Of trust ab0ntth let Ut January 1876
sasss y srrsnssu.snt betweeu the parties interest
g. pusets sale 70 made before that time NV resi-
Sence 0p Cbureh Hill. fronting on firsee erect Is
Is.ns..Ie piece OF property In perfect rspsis and
Ia. .a sufpeoery and eerden There are Ave other
onlnE On hraaA street. Persons destrnr, q ,,s,r.
snsss VII pieces esu sud 80 The properly. 1ssr.
Mayo, Esq, u - -. En9VIN Ex6. -
no lS--dkctm - y s'-' &
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EXCHANlaE HOTE Z, Richsno.a
II JOHN r, BALLARD, Propriefor.--To
SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS.

CAPIT A l. $50, OOO.-COMMEllCIAI
~ SAVINGS BANK.-Ofice at the store of Quaries
& Brooke, on 18th street. srr5tz Il 49, go
Dispositions this institution win receive six per
cent on all sums remaining on deposite six months
OF longer, and live percent, for shorter time. r.
b -l..sl--.a'1 e ~ WIN. @. PAINE, President.
R T. BROOKE, Treas. iv Cts
syAVINI;S INSTITUTION OF RICH.
- MOND-Ofice removed to the Store of Chris
queuco 6 The resignation of David r. Crane, VIM. H.
Christian was unanimously elected Cashier. The of
thror where deposites will be received which an
interest of per cent. VIII be paid all sums
naming deposte SIX months longer, and five per
cent for shorter period. .ztaa- -
This institution has been in existence twenty
years; has loaned eight niiOns of dollars; has
suspended debt has never lost dollar, failed
to pay any eertiiicat when due. s-..-.
.f-7 JNO. THOMPSON, President,
'-.' VIM Ii. CHRISTIAN, Cashier,
NH 5-ts HUGH w. FRY, Secretary.
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SENATOR HousToN-The Texas Legislature
has adopted resolution disappearing of the yot,
given by Senator Houston against the kansa,
Nebraska bill. Shortly afterwards Gen. H. at
tempted to rindicate himself at a meeting of the
American party and was replied to by Gen. Nc
Leod, one of the leaders of that party in Texas
who declared that Gen. III. was a Jonah ant
must be thrown overheard. -.-- re taf
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MARRIAGE AT SEA.--On board the bark William
and Jane which arrived at New York Wednesday
from Hamburg there were married, at sea, Nov. 4
at ii o'clock, A NJ, by Frederick Krause minister
of the Gospel eight different couples. They Were
passengers on board the bark, and some of them
had come on board entire strangers to each other
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-15

SEAMEN AND WAGEs.-Sailors continue very
scarce and additional inducen ents have TO be offer
ed. To Liverpool, $40 per month. with $40 adj
vance; London and Havre, $50, with $35 advance;
West Indies, $40 with $40 advance; East Indies
and California, SIS two months advance; South
America and the Mediterranean, SIG, with $40 adj
vance; and Coasting, $50 half month advance,
have been paid--N Y. Shipping List.
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A NEW CoMET-The Smithsonian Institution
have been informed that new comet has been dis
covered at Berlin by q. Bruins. 1t appears like a
feeble nobula and its daily motion is, in II. a. about
90 OF are in defamation almost o.. 1t was observ-
ed November l2 mean Berlin time l7l. 2ln. 53s 3
-li9 deg. minute - minutes i.-2 dogs Z minutes
Is minutes g. 80 z-<
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HUGE CARoo:--The Clipper ship Dreadnsusbt.
sapt; sa,nuss frDp LiverpoDI, briags 1000 tons 81
srs d.y gvD tons % steel tin plates and cats
pea to New fork, FROM Liverpool :
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MISTAKE ABOUT AN OPERA GLass-Tbe p.,
gor Walg tells OF gentleman who, at the opennr
lecture q the Mercantile Association. was n,nci
annoysa ~ beautiful young lady in the gallery
before her eyes during greater pogtan o o9u .
evening. = ,s' " 1he
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-15

CABALIsTIc.-Rev. Ell Chaplin Is a wit a.
well ~ divine and a lecturer The Snrinc,;.IJ
Republican reports that on being asked what hjs
object was in leetnrng SO extensively he rer,li,.
mat he iectured for FAME, which Is the short far
fly and my elpeases '''~.' 'o'
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Row WITH LAnoRERs.-A party of tho c;,;,o,.
OF North Adams, Mass, recently got in,o s'.eh l
with some Irish iaborers employ ed at the Foras
runner Fourteen OF the former have been arres.
ted Among those arrested is q lawye and ;ns.;a
of the peace and deputy sheriff. One who hrase
in the skull Of an Irish boy has left the town
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-15

ExrATRIA1 Ios or a NATIVE AMERICAN.
baceo, Ia the bonded svaraiouse, Lyerpoo ,rts,,
on removing the understanding of raw or hids
they found raccoon, thin, indeed. to elnaciaion'
but stiif alive II had existed for Inenshs ty nil.
nhng afberaw OK hide. which thus at once became
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-15

NEW ORLEANS MINr-I)ur;rg No,,o.,
was coined at this mint $685. 600 in half Soi,srs
was deposited -ias - = " ~"-'h~o III goit
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A CaLfonsIA Far GrRt4-A gentleman IN
uo,as 'ne sacramento Tribune that there resides
OF age, who weighs four hundred and tifeen ,,oads
ana Is In flesh at the rate ofthree pounds
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TESTIMONIAL TO COMMODORE ePERRY.--The
silver ware manufactured for presentation to Com
NJ c. Perry, by the Chamber of Commerce and
Merchants of New York, a testimonial for sue
in negotiating the treaty with Japan has just
been finished, and consists of a dinner, tea and
coffee set, comprising the following articles: Soup
tureens, tureens, vegetable dishes, dish
covers, butter coolers, salad dishes, ice dishes,
salt stands, gravy boats centre piece for fruit
and flowers large silver, tea and coffee service of
seven pieces full compliment of table forks and
spoons, table and desert knives, ladies, &c. The
whole will cost from $1,000 to $1,000 .'a
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4 TTENTION MERCHANT ANDDEAI-
"A ERS,--NEW AND EXTENSIVE LEATHER
EP0T 10 II r0IaJIyTTf AGENT HAVING ~

DETOI-JOc, n OOIIUfII. -AktHts HHVIHg "a.
ken possession Of the stock and fixtures of VIM H.
pm te a .ne Inn ne'at h o, ,ne laIe
ence of twenty-five years in the business he atters
himself to be able to sell reasonable terms
ana rs low any house IN the city, and SHALL use
ms utmost endeayors TO please all who may favor him
with patronage. q.
Leathess of every descrpton and imiity such ~ Mn
reccos. Calf Skins Kip Skins, Kid Skins Goat Skins
lining Skins, Roans, Binding Skips, Boot Webb
one Leather, Skrting, Oak and Henlock Sole Lea
er aud every Thug IN fact, usually kept in the Lea
saer aud Shoe Finding business, low prices.
4 asN& JOS. III. COLQUITT, Agent,
.s.t5.. 4 Successor TO Nm. H. Sutton, decd
GAS. w. HARDWOOD, tlato with w. Ii. Suttan1
cs4dsman stsss1 >s4ST de lin &.
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.Mrm.- LOOK OUT.--NEW Q a r.

>x.rws. Loo X q q T.-.NEW e. A X.
SNE 80 RAGE -HOUSE.-The subscriber hay
X6@SH-ing greatly enlarged and otherwise i'm
proved his store at No. 81, Main street. Richmond
Va. begs leave inform his friends and the public
large that his stock consists in Carriages, Barou
cles Bockaways, top and top Buggies, Saddles and
Harness of all kinds usually made for this market;
Saddle Bags Brides, Martingales Strrups, Bits ana
Spurs of various qualities and prices; Carriage, Gig
and Riding Whips; Canes, Umbrellas and Buskskin
Gloves for driving; Trunks, Valiees Carpet Bags La
dies Satchels fine fnr and Blanket Robes, Horse Co
vers and Blankets of various qualities and
king altogether of the best. Houses the State
for persons to equip themselves for horse back and
carriage riding every article used for either il
braced in stock. The public is most respectfully
invited to call and examine his stock and prices; he
does say he sells lower than others, for he don't
know what others debut only asks of persons who
want any of the above articles to look at his before
trying elsewhere. He assures them that every in
ducement which can, will be offered to serve them.
To Sadlers he would say that he has large aud va
Red assortment of Harness Mounting Patent and
other Leathers which he will sell them at low prices
--". q 81 go d 80 JNO. w. DENNIS,
No. 81 Main st.. doors above st. Charles.
Oc l-dS c3nl. ssa- sos - -=a-' '-
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I'UKPIN, ROPER ~ MURRAY. Under
= IAkERS, No, Governor street, Richmond. Va.
KseR constantly on hand all kinds of ready-made cor
jy 21dIy S. rsz ~
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no TIE TAx-PAYERs OF THE CITY

+ OF RICHMOND Pursuant to an ordinance.
70 ssed 18th OF January, 1885, viii attend at the
Collectors office, III the City Hail. from the 18th to
the -3lst of December inclusive, TO receive the
remsinlng half of taxes from such persons who
are entitled to deduction Of 10 per cent by having
previously paid the first half : -. fi4'-' 71~'--e
am furthermore required to call the special atten
ton OF the tax to ordinance passed 22d of
November ievyins an additional tax Of 80 per cent
and to notify generally tina: they are emit
titd to deduction OF 10 per cent upon the same by
18th and 3lst of December.
JULIUS 4. HOBSON, C. C. Taxes.
N. BIN consequence of the above mentioned or
dnance, the collectors have been in their Office since
the 2th of November and will be out until after
the time required by ordnance for adye rising den
quent real estate to be sold Tor taxes tone month pre-
Fus 20 the February term ofte Husting Court Wax.
payers VAL therefore, the of sr tb
.ce and paying the taxes before that time; and also
those wishing bills divided, DESTROYS of making an
examination of their bills must call during tn. ;rst
- days OF December as shah be in the office du
ry that time for that purpose; and after that time
VIII almost be impossible to divide bills considern
the amount of work to be done between the iatb
anu S o,st q, december. j. A. H., C. C. T.
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| UMREis, SiAiOGANY7 Ann .sHIN

10000 feet 81 South Carolina Dressed FLOORING M
- Perios quality and even ieusths 80
81 w feet - North Carolina do do
lOo000 feet clear White Pine = ~ Z
q 900 feet So aud 81 Buttof Wood -
j g 0O0 feet SO Ok. for tobacco hoxes sss.
S0 w teet lnehaes as do ~ dos aaaasss esv.4 =
l400 feet - and fneh Poplar : -. Aassa gssss.
ogQ feet dlk6 Rough fls6riue - @AEeAlS1sst ~ 2
,ee e ~ sss ssssonsa - saa iaac4 esaak = 2 &c
i An sueftmosts az WahosSny sriaesu "a RuSsssf,
kSfS Black ANsamt, HieknsH CAsrry, Asa and NJ
R's For sAle 3olg. ord neseoasss daiing terms 81
seSe 1ELvtN PARKER
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o-R AINSLiE, BOWEN & pow.
&N ~ ELL. COACH MAKERS CROSS ST,
THE BANkS.-The subscribed
are practical orkmen with long experience and de-
voting their personal attention to all work done in
their shop confidently offer themselves the public
for the manufacture repairing of Carriages, for
which they have superior facilities, they have on
hand at this time, of their o,ca ntoctuye good
stock of CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS. BUGGIES
&c, of the most approved styles to which they invite
the attention of those in want ofsch articles Thank
full for the encouragement we have received we
only promise to efforts to give satisfaction
to all who favor US with their patronage.
G. A AINSLIE,
,-, ..s.5r Is 80. j. BOWEN q
no 22-d&c3m s y II. ii. POWELL. e.
>S~9. SPLENDID FAMILY CAR.
SfE EfS RAGE FOR SALE.-For saleSprivately,
Sr1S2-a very superior Family Carriage and Har-
ness, nearly new, and in perfect order Amply TO b.
no Its sA ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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Miss ANNE NJ ASDREws.-A paragraph II 60
ing the ronnds taken from correspondenceofth the
Philadeiphia Inquirer headed "a hard case In
which a young lady, Miss A*t*t*. went from her
fathers house in Louisiana to Norfolk, and was ae
tually charged for her physic after being taken III
there and also charged $l90 for board in Richmond
where she was sick for some time Miss Andrews,
through friend, has written to the N. Y. Herald,
stating that if the Miss A*aA**" in that cores
pondencei is intended for her it is altogether mis-
take. She not having been sick in Norfolk or
Richmond, or been charged for medicine.
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a CAKD.-.The subscribers desire to in-
n form their friends and the public generally that
they have determined to adopt the CASH SYSTEM
in conducting their business, commencing the first
of January next. - se.s.s Wkfs 5&asS& 81
We shall have on hand at all times completes
sortment of the best FAMILY GROCERIES, which
be constant endeavor to prove to customers,
by the quality and prices of goods, that it il
their advantage wen ours to sustain this system
Feeling thankful to customers for their patron
age, we respectfully solicit continuance under the
cash system. L. p. ELLIS CO.
ds lz-Imx 1874 BROAD st
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TOMAS HOW, 1i9 Ninin Street /.
s has fall supply of Block Tin Goods
prlslng every article in that line - - oc rs
! AMUS ~ SHINE, AGCTIONEERs; Am
lin CHARLESTON s MERCHANTS, "a Main street.
also to the sales of House Furniture StocL Good s
&C. ON accommodating terms - Noo'' ~e'
=. c. LARUS. l-.. ,...,s =, ..s
no 24+ts w. SHINE.
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TARPETTN1;S. &c. - - - = = = :.
We invite attention to onr present stock of CAR
IaRoEsf s TO- IN TIE inS'es Tays'' the
to select from and embraces GOODS OF own Inn.
portaton, direct from the fereisn maEafsctarer with
eaF Il s' 1rs N - Geass 70 50 Yard
b FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
OF superior make and hapdsoe patterns that will be
cut to any measure of Rooms and Passages.
and measuremsnt Of Rooms and Passages will have
the cutting and making superintendent by NJ without
trouble 70 themselves. RICHARDSON &1eo.,
3 de S-llts Us Main street.
NOTlCE..-Th unsie rsiE1ed EavInT ps7.
deed. in the Leather Business lately carried on by
him in the city .of Rchmond, do hereby constitute
legal agent to carry that business in our uaea at
,Jsisnsd + WIZ GouLDiN -, 3.
RIcHMosD Nov. %, 1855. = no Ss-dim !.
STATE LEGIsLATIVK PICTUKE..-
10 On Monday, Dec. 10th. we shall commence the
portraits Of the new nembers, 70 continue the col.
lection Of the ass eight year. which .se finally g b
will please take an early opportunity of calling One
copy viii be presented to those members that patron.
ixe our estsbt shent during the session. No charge
I - = -'''s s's '''' ''s ps WIN. 4. PRATT. SIS
y de l0-st Daguerrean Gallery. las Main e.
SOMETHING ExTlkAs..sA let &c MUS
TO the best London. and 4 halt tas price.
- - 9 .-fs.S,F' 49, r 81 S.sR SENPLE, 81
de II - 81 2O2 Main Street.
fslKCUlT COURT RICHMOND, Va.
~ THIS Is TO ctnrIFY that NY daughter had been
suffering with Chronic DisrrA for about ten years
aud hsd been attended BY ssyersl prominent physi.
etans but failed In receiving sy permanent relief vi,
dor their treatment Duriug the last spripx and suss
nier, she Was inauced ~ try Bsker's krenam BIZ
fefA, and fuua the lime chs commencedl the use Of
thel abe Be p ta Improve, and 70 NOW, ~ iconnldsr
Given under my hand this lath Asy % Ne.smhsss
lass, 49, 1880 -. a - MN FQhKESss q
fsae4p a .sPplie@ ~ eallipe .. A.a.p. Fun-
Neu sass ssE4 Is sk 81 u ssst - "
A0lEG5HI1ITEH y q o q s.-.1use =.
~ eeiye3 1Soes N1(NAdy, 81 fAilsdelphla. 100 pair
,s ~ aI: ss; 9 s;',sss... =, -
: - u No. ~ Neip O..
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W. 18th street, between Main and Cary, keeps con
stantly hand, an assortment of all kinda Leather
Oak and ismlock Sole Leather; Russet and Wax Up
per Kip; French, German aud Americas Calf Skins
French and German Patent Calf SKINS black aud CO.
Goat aud Sheep Bindins Skins; Shoe Thread; Boef
and Shoe Trees; Meas aud Ladies' Lasts; Boot Webb
Avis; Lasting Tacks; SILK Twist with u full assort-
quality. Is5ssgs - 8, no 22-dIwts
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EKANARY AND FEED STOIfE.-The
" undo gned has taken the house of Frank
lin and Wall streets, formerly occupied by Messn. N.
b. G. b. Hill, for the purpose OF conducting the
80 GRAIN AND FEED BUSINESS e&t
where he will keep constantly hand full assort-
merlt Of all kinds OF GRAIN Mill Oia Hay, Corn Meal
and other articles usually kept in Granares and Feed
St.res.
He hopes by giving his business strict personal at
tenton, and selling reas0uabie terms, to
liberal patronage from his friends and the public
anywhere In the corporation. He will also attend TO
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE, sa
for moderate commission, and will insure for his
country friends the highest market price for any
signment entrusted to him. - - q ls
lie 27-ts - A'a4ss. 49, JOHN w. COSBY. i
NEW GOODS JUST kECElVED.-l8e.
/ ceyed this morning by Express: s1-sZ SO 81
Muslin and Camhric Worked Collars at lower prices
than any sold this season. ..s .sa FaisfE s1af5si
Cambria Sleeves and Collars, in sets.
Cambria and Muslin Sleeves. .,7 ~ tisf55isszss.
Black Cloth Cloaks, at - worth 81. -s-,it
Circular Cloth Cioaks, ut $500 each. s7z-gFsss =
An extensive assortment Muslin snd Cambria Banda
S some very rich and handsome, at lower prices
than the same'description of goods can possibly be
Linen Cambria handkerchief, from I2a cents to the
finest. s-sS =. - = 80 -srs.r,-,f
Ditto for gentlemen also, lot with coored borders
: at very reduced prices. ts.s : - .staas
Gents Merino Under Shirts and Drawers. ii s. .ss5 s.
Fine black and colored Silk yelvefs for Cloaks Morie
Antique Trinlmings; Cloths Merinoes and other
terias for Cl0aks 50 ps. style Delaines, at III
cents per yard For bargains In the above and 9th.
descriptions of goods call early at the centralstore
de u ALFRED MUSES., GS Main ST.
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lllTAkkK.yEET Ga "a RDEN fOis KE 3 or 2

MAkhEF GA Il DEN FOX KENT O1S
Iva LEASEI offer for rent or lease Lot contain
ing eight acres Of land lying on the Werthsm Plank
Road, opposite the Reservoir within quarter OF
mile OF the corporation line. The improvements are
all new and ample, with excellent well Of water,
in which Pump win be fixed The soil is rich and
well adapted 70 gardening, and the Lot is now being
enclosed with new paling fence Its CONT guilty TO
the city elevated sustion fertility SOIL and ample,
copyenent accommodation render It Of the
desirable situations for horticuturist in the vicinity
Of Richmond. Apply to -sssg - JOS. ALLEN.
Z do l3-6t* -3g-gsa - 20 vt1a 4iG s2a@ssf
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a. FOR kENT.--T0bacco Factory ON
E5 Virginia street. with fixtures suitable for stem
: merry. Apply to KENT, FAME y CO,
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a. FOR liENT..That most eligible resi
E::a dcnce known as "Warsawn We offer for rent
~ the above mentioned desirable residence, situa-
ted short distance of the Fair Grounds and
occupied by Mr.. C.. NJ. Nimno. The house Is of brick
with ample accommodations, arranged and inisledin
the best STYLE with all the usual outhonsss audi fosr
acres of land attached. The whole premises are In
perfect repair. To any one whaling an elegant and
retired residence, Warsaw offers great inducements.
de IL TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS.
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. TILE MUSIC STOKE;,,P:

-caRl- TIE MUSIC STURE.-P
EsM9ysEisE1 III. TAYLOR would remind his
~ hi friends and the public generally that
U IN j Y his store is on Governor street,
where may be found PIANO FORTES, MELODE-
GNS, GUITARS, VIOLINS, FLUTES and ACCQR-
DEONS, of the best quality and at the lowest prices
He sole agent in this city for the sale of the cee
brated Nunns l. Clark's PIANOS, which are not sur
passed By any other makers and equalled but by few
Also, Gale l. Co.'s superior Pianos
Guitar and Violin STRINGS, of the best quality. 4
He has the largest stock of MUSIC to be found 10
this State and constantly receiving the latest publ
Cations which he will sell at the most reduced prices
and upon good terms can be had elsewhere. 4
to Planes tuned, repaired, and let on hire. =
.rVr Old Pianos taken in part pay for new ones
z !. -. - 8 :
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. HINlLES 600 SUI
- perior Cypress Shingles; 10000 No. l Heart
Shingles daily expected, and for sale low from, the
wharf. Persons in wanlwould do well to cell and
leave their orders. s. EDWARD f.. DUDLEY =
no q ." 18th st.. between Main and Franklin. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-15

-. FOR RENT OR lEASE-Thaf con.
81 veuiently arranged and centrally located build.
- ing situated on the N Il. corner of Broad and
18th sts dissonnlly opposite the City Court house,
and IN viewofthe Capitol For professional men it
combines every convenience, having offices detached,
and also in the main building the interior Of which
of modern construction, with spnrlers, handsome
Bile mantlepieces, &e- Possession of the two de.
tached offices can be given at once, and OF the entire
may be nade TO give posse ssion earlier or
later date rs am informed by the present occupant
Mr.. VIM. Brent (of the firm Of Gretter Brent who
willtake pleasure in showing the premises asy one
desirous OF viewing them i 50
Apply to either of the Messrs. TABB, Richmond; or
70 - = . = p N. TAkB, Jr-
a = Trustee Ct Wa. Shepard, decd,
&c 22-tf Bandon, Henrica coaasy, Va