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wr Yirginin state AgricuiturnI FaIr.

IF Virginia State Agricultural Fair
Persons visiting the Fair this Fall ought by al meS
to bear IN mind one thing, and that winter coming
on and with it aches and pains of all kinds aud a.
are but human none of exempt from them
therefore take advice, never leave the city until
you have supplied yourself with the great Virginia
remedy,
POLLARD'S RHEUMATIC LININEyTl
Which has never been known to fail giving rsEsf %
any case of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbsgo, Aars
ton of the Spine, Corns, Bunions, Burns Scald
Frosted Feet, Chilblains, or any disease of man
beast to which Imminent is applicable See adGer
tisenent in another column Oc3-djv
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q A. w. Osborne,s great pje,urs c,,

" Mhlh street, opposite the Exchange BapI |,
known to be the finest and largest Daguerrean e,,b
lishment south of the Potomac river. Cjtilep, AID
strangers visiting the Fair, should pay visit 10 M.
establishment, where they may obtain hkenese, n
every known style OF the art, from the smallest 10 |
largest size. The ladies will do ell to call and hGt
at our assortment of beautiful Pearl Shell psni.,
Machie, Velvet and Morocco Cases before pnrebsrD,
elsewhere. A. W. OSBORNE
&C - Sign of the Aneriran FIas
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~ New ExtabI,shmenf.--John Is ''s,s :

house next door TO DR.. Powell 10Th nc, .eeo
Main and Cary, and fitted up VITA .gpshtl s.rs % ~
iations for his business where ell wn1 sFstoles s'
and pleasant Shave, viii fad hun, as h'''
ready 70 please his customers T.. .,overbsA =
His sunerb STYLE OF Hair Cutting - prov He 81
he is sure he can please the mos, fast Isr gsa
continue 10 manufacture the elebrHteo ,rs'
nv. and Tonic, which, with other pgpisl,sai ss's,
tons end dyes together with the s,s shs fs's
poon Bath, viii make his shop, nc ~ ~. Inc
Of all who desire 70 be waited upon ~
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Mechanics, InsIitufe

Last night the Rev. Mr. Jacobs made an address
before the Institute, which elected the warmest
applause. 1t was remarkably appropriate and the
language very fine
This is the last day of the Exhibition. TONIGHT
the premiums will be awarded and Exhibition
closed. There, will, of course be a crowd present
to witness this interesting proceeding
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Eg@ In the Mechanics Institute, among various
works of merit is sketch of the head of Rev.
nolds, the artist, in India ink. and also pencil
sketch of the head of departed relative, both the
productions OF Master VIM b. Myers, son of our
esteemed fellow citizen, G. A. Myers, Esq. These
sketches certainly exhibit remark able talent
Ihey are the work of youth of only fourteen or
hi'fen years OF age, and give evidence of the ca.
paeiiy for brilliant achievements in art
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Tzesaay oIernins, kevesber ID, 1890.
RIsck Repub licanissn.

Rack Republicanissn.
rhss last and vilest Of the issMs seems to have
me, : most ignoble fate in New York Greeley is
bowling over It's dead carcase in most ingib nous
strains. His waiIings illus with exquisite salts
faction There is not a day in the year in when
the Tribune does not assai the South with the OH.
teres, denunciasions and the blackest hbeis' any.
behold the fruit Of all this persevering male vo'eA
The Tribune has no influence. none "ha an
on the public sentiment in New YORK. = the
exponent, or guide of public sentiment !, .he
free States. It is no more represen'a -.
Opinions Of the North than Arnold was -
,a,ive of the patriotism Of the Revo'a.ionay
The irnominons route Of the Black Kep"o" s'n''
IN the Empire State must be mortifyine ~ n'sa
ase sr to W. H. Seward, and his abolition anu
Nebraska fanatics and fac.ionists ne 'n0usn' ne
hold New York in the hollow of his hand anu "a
pee,ed TO sweep the State at the last eiee''on ~
an overwhelming majority The resul. H'"s' sA.s
e. him tina, the time has not yet come Tor 'ne vi
rmnb Of his vile Vaccinations. We trust hc'.,
nav come but If it ever does, his own sect'h III
ha tho greatest sufferer.
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NAvAL-A letter to the Newark Daily Advert
ser dated at Genoa. 10Th of October, says: "The
United States Mediterranean squadron, Commo
dore Breesa, has dropped down to Naples from the
anchorage at Spezzia 1t consists of the Flag ship
Congress, frigate of the first class the corvette
Constellation Capt Bell, and the steamer Saranac
Capt Long. After brief sojourn at Naples it is
understood that the feet will sail for Constantine
Pile, where it viii probably pass great part OF
the winter The officers and crews were general
ly in excellent health when they left these wa
tors ="
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% Mark the Improvement.--Hobso, .

% AIarls the Improvement. .uohs.
the American Shaving Saloon. is bnpisb'ns' On Q
accommodating place for the reception Of Fsi =, ~
WINTER vialtors-paintine, guiding carpeting =
lie Will soon have his plgce Handsomely rens,,a5
lt has heretofore been, and will continue 10 /. 4
resort Oh The DID, the middieosed and the Young a
al VINO want al agreeGhie Shave, or then Hair an
IN style unsurpassed by any one, will sure" A.
Hobson or ms polite employees. Go, then to Hob.~
and get Clean nice shave, your hair cut in becoTr
style, and take good Hot, Cold or Shower Bath n,
you will come away beIter and wiser.
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~ Books, Books, and Musical Instru.

~. Books, Books and Musical Instru.
MENTs AT AUCTION, TONIGHT, BY f. B. Cook l.
Co No. 10 MAIN STREET-A collection of standai d
vols. Works on Free Masonry; Shakespeare, 8 vols /;
Encyclopedias Americana, IA vols. !; Hannah Moore
vols; Fl. Clay, vols; P. Henry; Byron; Roin
Dick, sc, &c.
Also, Portfolio of Engravings.
Also, 8 fine Violins, Claronet, Accordeans and a
lot of Musical Instruments worthy of attention.
Z. b. COOK CO,
no 13-1t Auctioneers
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u n, uz.auesaay he III inst, hy Rev. Al Bashy
pfCHIRD H. HUNDLEY Es9.s r. Miss - NJ =.
BRlD0ES of Hanover
A. HuNDEEY to MARIA r., daushsef o' Jesse =.
keesce. Esq.
On "Wednesday, eth Noyember by the hss eIs.
TesI;ny Mr. FLEMING GENTRY 20 airs- anna
y BRfjOK3 both Of this city. ~ E%k3
~ Philadelphia Ledger please copy. s-ss
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y Fashiouable CI..u.


and Dress Goods generalIx NUKE AET,o,,.
CURTAIN MATERIAI y,,, WIS
TURES With ALL TIN
LaCE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS w
invite attention e's Soods 70 VIII,
&C l6-ts rtyn, "
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IHos. R. PRICE,.

~ b Blankets, RIa,L. 70
WOODEN GOoDS-T. PsfJSs and H..
hand large and well selected ..d 49, co. m
bankets, sattinets Plains, Kerr, tae bes Nc
oc lets "e'' Priees n
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


~ LADIES', Preserve -, ~<-~
sna ssonzins soothsehe and The VT Teeth
FIuIp the hsbtaal nse Of D osns.d q. as .se'
al acrid seeretiens . .ns formation d i..,
~, khD ana healthy condition, guns to
s, .a Ieesn refreshing aromatic a. si.sesa
ana sd breath; y recommended by s ba,oI o
saa pnss,sss Of this and Other citIe
Co; Bennett Beers; Adie 'S ~. BY Purcell Iar
oc 6-dSm stI $50 = ofay, and m LAD /.
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Curi0sities.

nus morning Woods grand museum of living
aaan cuf'o'ities WIN be opened to the public An
a.a' aon 80 extraordinary of Its kind, has been
,.ns,. 20 IN m hiehmond The bearded lady is of
49, most astounding prodigy. But 1t is diff.
II ~ Of wonders. Go and sec s,Y y,,,..a,.,.s
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wAtPowers, Cigar siofe' G yopp' :,

American Hotei) can be found The os' c,s., are =
imported to this country. HIS stoek y son,a As,
surpassed by any establishment IN ,he ss eessrs
his large stock Of Cigars may be iouio ca
cabana. Bayonet.as Also the genuine r fiI y
gethsr with every brand of the oe'. . ees''
Smoking Tobacco. A trial is onIy a'A'4 %
your patronage.
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~ John A. Belvin returns bis sincere

thanks TO his friends and the public for the berh
share of custom in his line they have heretofore
awarded to him. His late disaster has subjected bin
to heavy loss and great Inconvenience. But he 8
again ready to receive orders He may be found 70,
the present in the Basement of the metropolitan
Hall, and will be pleased to attend to any business
his branch of trade. oc2-s
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Sold by PURCELL LADD s NC co Z, aeeAHE
generally w. and Dr,-s
fVr TTnI,olat..,., - WJ

To Upholstery Goods.--Indl, NV. ""
Gmps fs ssn kdon. Lace AID a noa
did assortment on L osps cornee' Bands Sc .
Having engaged an almost entire pav
lleh RON the most celebrated house, N,,t u wofs
with my own experience am satisfied -. s1th wt1
VOTE OF every description will be executed pa.,ey
&C 3O-lm loo v'SACLT
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q WewouId saw ~ . -

attracted to the city by SIMON,S eSanfry frj,,..
lored photographs, that they mus, M. All
well worthy a visit 'alfs-thsy az Is
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FIGURING MIL BURNED.-The extensive flour
ing mill of Mr. Albers, in the city of Warsaw, Ill
was totally destroyed by fire on the 9th inst About
FIVE thousand bushels of wheat were destroyed
Loss S25 COO
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PORTSMOUTH AND NoRFoLK.-A letter from
gentlemen who had just returned to Portsmouth
dated Saturday, states that there were two eases
Of fever there which must terminate fatally
,r,ev were the cases of Joseph Reynolds and
charles snead, two young men who had returned,
one two weeks since aud the other three The
writer states that had he been aware of the con
dition of things there, he would not have gone
back so soon.
During the month of October there were oo IN
term,uts In Cedar Grove, Emwood and Potter s.
Field Cemeteries, of which % were of yellow fe'
yer. This does not include the buriais in the Cath
Ollie burying ground
Mrs. Lanette c. Jones, wife of Rev. X. Jones,
died very suddenly at Sycamore Hill, in Norfolk
county on the 9Th inst.
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ePECIAnN oTTCEs.

e7- re ID Edieof OF Ne Dispafch.--sir
The report in youf paper ~ this morning of the
esse before the Mayor, IN which Mr. McAdam and
myself sxere cotseerneds on the one part, and Mr.
Farrow, Of the ST. Charles Ho.ei, ON the other does
not present fair view Of the matter The statement
that MIR. McAdnm and retreat.d when Farruw toox
knife from his pockets is erroneous; neither of as
were aware that n had any weapon ia lis hand The
report Ia error, too a. concerns hat Farrow said
He said that Mr. McAdam stood between him and me
while the controversy continued. The Dspafcis re-
port ots that part of Faows testimony relative to
his attempts to procure some weapon ard at an.
other the stop. Of plough" From that report il
would appear that re. and not Farrow had cause to
Issue the warrant. am compelled to leave town this
morning, on business. may, my retnrn have
something TO say about this proceeding of Farow in
continuation of the persecution of Mr.. McAdam
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-7-=7"--
DIED.

IN, the eeth of October last, Mt Buffalo New YORK,
Mr. ROBERT NJ SULLY, of this city, while on ms
way to Madison, WISCONSIN
At his residence IN Sidney on SatnTunry olSf
tormerly Of Pennsylvania in the 9th year OF ms
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member OF the Relief Committee for Norfolk and
Portsmouth should attend meeting WEDNES-
DAY night, at O'Clock promptly matters of very
great interest to the Orphans will be beforethe
ing. no lS-2t
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e mo- the Cifizens of Richmona 0na

Strangers visiting the citylf your wish 10 get you
Hair cut IN the latest and most approved style, aud
your Whiskers changed to most beautiful black Q,
brown color-then call on Hobson under the Amer
can Hotel. Hot, cold and shower Baths can be had
at all hours from o'clock a. m, to lOp Ill., Shss
bath . cents or tickets for 81. Entrance 90 lib
street. OcH
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~ Letter from the Rev
HIcCabe, of Hampton. W, eS' DIR. John =

having had occasion to use B.v,oet 4, lis
es.es OF 5y IN my family within the ar,ss
say have never used any remad, sae, car ma
ing maadies with signal sues. 'or these dlstrs
ever carefully avoided recommeud,n - tins tha h,,
Gus nostrums with which the conr,,sv al,y ,s
S Sarm tha Ssn Soos hn, majority Of hsS
tfled under my immediate obssrvs,;e's have Go,
such beneficial results, do not feel At and Prorc
hold my humble testimonial to Their Itnsfy to VII.
=
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Sn One OF the best Concerts OF the
H. ~ season, off last evening, by Messrs.
Turner, Sandtord and Company. The Me-
tropolten presented grand appearance of the ladies'
Tonight we hore to see the Hall crowded again.
no l3-lt
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a. w Lanier weallhy planter Of P.ve,,s
Memphis " 'ns stage n
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Nr,v yoRK. Nov. i2-Flour quiet-Ohio sssi
c.,,.harn 20 % Wheat has declined 81 eeIts-
S,,,.hern Red sso5da0s Corn o frifie lower
Mixed g4l. Mess Pork s22 20. Beef dropping,
si5Fdl6. Lard l2l Whiskey--ohio ~ GEMS
BaLTINoar, Nay Nay, lszfi0' Wbeaa declined Ia >
cents cents Corn urchanged-Old White and Yellow
on osc No visible Improvement in provisions
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.,x,eals
R.,chelor,. Hair Dye.--Twena,Iy,, ~

experiment and application Justly 'A pys la . Is,
spcs' i, dies black or brown instantly o. sPssi
least injury 10 hair or skin Made sne s Ma $50
in nine private roousl At BATcHkLo$'
SIS Broadway. New York. ,rnps Is Mas :
For sale BY BENNETf y nIe"'' 10 5-i|
Richmond, Va. - raw
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Richmond, Monday, Nov. l2sh-lt.

e. Important Notice TO Housekeepers,..
Paterson Jackson's MAGIC FURNITURE POL
ISH is unyersa1 acknowledged by all who have used
it. to be decided hit" It Is warranted to give the
most beautiful polish to furniture, and with less labor
than any other known polish Prepared only and for
sale by PATERSON l. JACKSON
no lS-2w s. .s Druggists II Main ST.
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.,xy~. m u.TDxVHI.I.. Attorney ai n n.

viii practice in all the eos sad Pes
f Promps attention. paid to,hs collection %
entrusted 20 his care. Main streets e'''
Once corner Of Governor ans @si" 40 lila
ths store OF e. B. >, eaes
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no Is
"a Richmond VOltigeurs.--A meeting of
your Club will be held in the Hall Osbornes
Daguerrean Gallery, this (TUESDAY) evening,
18th inst, at n o'clock. no 13-ltA
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Nri.eissippi Election.
Commercial.

,.rcurz. NOV. I2-The Democrats have ssso0t
s.s.,.v IN tllis State on the popular vote
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TEA Valuable Hint to Furniture Dealers.

Use Paterson Il Jscksons MAGIC. FURNITURE
wing polish known, and satisfaction is guaranteed-
Prepared only and for sale wholesale and retail BY
PATERSON & JACKSON,
no l3-2w Druggists, u Main st
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THI.E0RARHIc W.
ron THE DIsr krcH
,,,, 80. m I otafsia N J

Nyw oRrrAss Nov SECTION M .G =, i sa
State ticket il very close. Inc cnahee' "'' -
,,or 81 fhe Democrats
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wUphoIstery Goods.-Broe.,.u.

DAMASkS '"caleiles, ludla
Satin de LANES; Union Damask,
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Rich Gimps; Tassels; Loops, &c,
Do Cornice; Bands, &c.
n s,,1r1I 49, T. R. PRICE { co
Curtains in the latest style Orders leff uI; pu.
fRicE Il Co. will recoiVc prompt attention '''' l. L.
&C 22-lm lennon"
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-po q 0,Ie,. Fle.h-Tint Dagger

~ FOWtfs N DfIAt' . IT -, hi. Picr1TcsLS
reotypes are certainly the most des@O,' sy;te ~
any one can have. They are the M. 80, from he
lures we have ever yet seem and we nnO .,s silso
manner ia which they finished, lhe ;hst are nsSs
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n Iuuns NHcnS O"TIs"r HssOCHation'
Room of Centenary Church This Evening at u oclk.
uo1S
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rNr.- n =
Der, 1855, Joseph Allen, assignee oil WIN ii. fnck.
EFT .rHL
Bepiamin Wiucfeld, Sheriff of the county Of Hano-
vey md es such adniins.rato de boais of
Ephrailn Stanfeld decd. John +. Brandt and Go
rida A. his WIFE who was Czorilda A. Stenield.
widow OF the said E.phram Stanhe!a, deed, and
guardian of A. r. Stanfeld infant child OF the said
Fnhraim stapfield deed; Wellington Goddin, sgd
nev 8 Baxter Eliza l.. CrenshHw. administrative of
Edmond B. Crenshaw, decd, who was late Sheriff
of the county of Hanover, and as such adnniatra-
+ tnr of said Ephrailn Stanted, decd; and John H.
Blunt executor of Francis Blunt az cd VINO was
also late Sheriff of the county of Hanover, and as
snch administrator of the said Eplireim Stan
field. -. Defts.
I'm this suit the Court ordered and decreed that
Eliza L. Creushaw, administrative OF Edmond b.
Crenshaw decd, render an account OF her mites
ote,s administration upon the estate of Ephran Stan
field decd, and that the defendant John H. Blunt,
executor of Francis Blunt, decd, do also render an
account of his testatos administration upon the said
estate of Eplram Staneld, decd before one of the
of this Court who Is required to state
and settle the and make report thereof to the
Court with any matters specially stated deemed PER-
tineut by himself required by any party to be spe
ciaIly stated In rendering the said accounts the said
defendants shall submit to an examination on OATH IN
solemn FORM before the Commissioner, touching the
of the said accounts If the shall
he desired by any party. And the said Commissioner
ia also required enquire into and state in his report
what funds belonging to the estate of Ephraim Stan
field decd have come to the hands of the defendants,
Rrendt and WIFE, or into the hands of the defendant
the wife of the said Brandt before her intemarilage
with him and whilst she the widow of said STAN
field and in what right the were received, and
how the tsame have been invested all which the
Commissioner is required to report the Court to-
aether with any matters specially stated deemed per-
tnent himself required by any party to be spe-
( fS5ny-Teste VIM FOLKES, D. C.
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.iapro|
sae tssr|
|ssRiaxss 4
/ %saA.s.stion|
|sneations !
|sss;.sprisaso'
Place. ~
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|SAlsI1
|%e,ds-ItA1
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xTTREINIA: AT Circuit Court OF the
Couuty Of Henrico, held at the State Court House.
ia the City of Richmond on ie 9Th day OF Novem.
w - isSS,'f - &c
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NNUR SALE.--The lease with the shop
Il occupied by me as BLACKSM1TFPS SHOP,
with all the Tools Fixtures &c, near the corner of
nth and Grace streets, opposite Seabrook's Ware
house and near the Old Market.
The stand is good one for any business The lease
would be disposed of separately, if desired. For
further particulars enquire of 2. PTELIN.
O1,-k
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sTOR ii x E--A Negro Woman, with "a
Il young child. The woman is good 5earnstress,
house servant and nurse. She will be hired for the
balance Of the year. Apply to
EDGAR MACON,
Agent and Commission Merchant
no 1S-lt Metropolitan Hall.
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,OTTNISTYATKTX NOTICE.-Hny-
ing qualified as Administrators of my deceased
husband, VIM Ii. Sutton, all persons having claims
yainst his estate, notified to present them at
rnce. duly authenticated, to my Attorney iii TACT,
Heuiann Sutton, and all persons indebted to the
t..le, will make payment forthwith to him.
JUDITH A. SUTTON,
Adm'x of VIM. II. Sutton decd.
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SOLAR OIL.--5 casks Superior qualify
~ landing aud tor sale by
Is DAVENPORT ALLEN 4 m
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sUST RECEIVED
y $500 Ihos r. Barros' La Clarita Extra
1900 NJ. de L. Villega's Eagle Extra"
PRINCIPE CIGARS!
Warranted genuine.
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
Importer of Havana and Principe Cigars,
American Hotel, corner Main and 18th streets,
no lS-3tk Richmond, Va.
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C1PECIAI NOTICE.--AIl persons indebf-
- ed to u.s. are requested to forward and settle
tteir bonds or accounts by the LIST of December
Longer indulgence cannot be given.
WARREN PERKINS,
no l3-ow Office No. l4l Eagle Square.
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TRuNks! TRUNKs!!--Ify yea want n
isysiling oE Packing Trunk, Of sny kind cheap
S ~ no 20 WALsHS Trunk and Shoe Emporium No
g, Just below st. Charles, Opposite tide Main III
40 70 WM. WALSH
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ON boxes co l. ga Tkss family
CU SOAP for sale ssslstF
no IS VIM WALLACE SON.
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CEILING OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
- Black Satin Vests at z. 60; Figured Silk do. ut
$500; rick Silk Velvet do at 81 90; heavy Cashmere
Pants at $3.50, worth SIS; Business Coats ct $3.50 and
81 Oh, worth $5; Over Coats at $2.75 Gentlemen's
Shirts and other furnishing goods ut low prices. Gear
in mind that am selling of to close business
A. LEVY, SO Main ST.,
no IS Opposite st. Charles Hotel.
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"a IUO DOLLAkS KEWAKU.--Ifnn.
CIY away on yesterday, from the residence Of the
A subscriber, about miles below the city of
~ Richmond, my man WILLIAM. He is of a
-Sz4A light gingerbread color, with very fiat nose,
rather thick upper lip carries his head very much
back is about feet 10 inches high has very geneel
air and carriage His parents reside Philadelphia
aud he has connexions in Richmond. He is about 81
years of age, and my house servant.
will give $25 for his apprehension if taken in the
State, and 100 if taken out of it, that get him
again. lS-tf GEO. w. SAVAGE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-13

rn WOOL HA1's.-l have just recetv.
cd 400 dozen Wool Hats Of all grades, from lo@
price 70 very ine. | invite call from those in
want Of the article, assuring thea, that will sell
low az any house in this city.
4-laWts JOHN THOMPSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-13

EINION SINGING SCHOOLS...Ne will
~ commence of instruction in VOCAL
MUSIC, This TUESDAY, Evening, ut u o'clock in
the Lecture Room of Trinity Church; and THURS
DAY Evening ut the Methodist Church on Union
Hill, when we will be happy to receive the of
persons who desire instruction in the above art
The public and particularly those who feel an inte
rest in Sacred Music, earnestly and cordially in
Vited to attend the opening of these Schools.
]. p. HANLON,
l2-ts VIM MINGLE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-13

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