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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-:

offer for sale my FARM, called MILVIEW,
Richmond. and q miles of James River This Farm
contains Ala less There is about 80 or
8l cesred the balance in its original growths.
The buildings mostly new, having been built
within the last three years. and within fifty yards
the house, there is failing spring of excel
lent water and il is bounded with the best kind of
green sand mari, adjoining the lands of Dr. Pondex-
ter, DR.. Mettert, James Binford, Thomas West, and
others.
Terms liberal and accommodating. Those wishing
to purchase. . i'll apply to the subscriber
THOMAS FRENCH, or
EDW'D D. EACHO,
fe l-lu Gen Art and Collector
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

- The circulation Of the DAILY DISPATCH
that Of al the Dsilypapsrs Of
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A I NO. l34 MAIN ST, J. D. GOOD

A L NO. 134 MAIN ST, J. D. GOOD
"A MAN is new offering all Winter Clothing in
store at such low cash prices will induce all yet in
want who may examine his stock to make their pur-
chases st once am in great want of money is the
true cause of Offering such great inducements to pur
chasers before North the Goth of this month for
Spring stock From recent receipts my stock is large
and varied, comprising al of the latest styles of
Over-Coats Business do, Dress and Frock do, BPk
and Fancy Cass Pants do. do Vest in great variety
Also. Merino and Silk Undershirts and Drawers,
Muhiers, Gowns, Socks, Suspenders, Gloves. Shoul-
der Braces, Handkerchief Cravats. Stocks &c, &c.
Gall and examine my stock. The Goods vii be sold.
]. ID. GOODMAN,
No. I54 Main ST., opposite Eagle Square.
BAH Boys Clothing on hand will be sold at
prime cost. Ife 2I J.D g.
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A NEW PLAY.-Hon. Lucien B. Chase, formerly
member of Congress, has just completed an orig
inal five act play, entitled ''The Spirit of TO- The
part Of the heroine was measured and fitted for
Miss Julia Dean, Mrs Hayne) who will produce
this American drama during her next engagement
In New York.
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VIRGINIA: At Circuit Court of the
IS City of Nchmsnd, held ct the State Court
house, in the ad city. on Saturday, June 10 1854.
Benjamin Mosby and Elizabeth r. g., his wife, the
said Elizabeth r. 8. Mosby being an infant undsr
tire age of twenty-one years, and herein sueing by
William 8. Hurt, her next friend. PAfs.
agGinst
Frances Bailey, John 8. Atkinson and Samuel M.
baley.. .1cfU.
This cause came ON this dag to be heard upon the,
bill Of the plaintiffs taken for confeased to all fhe(
defendants and upon the exhibits fled and ar
gued by COUNSEL On consideration whereof the Court
doth adjudge, order aud decree that the defendant
Frances Bailey do render before one of the Commis.
soners of this Court account of her receipts dis
bursements and other aoines a. guardian Of the
plaintiff Elizabeth r. 8. Mosby, formerly Elizabeth
Il. g. Bailey: in taking which account the Comulis-
sioner may examine the said krnuees Bailey oath
if he deems 1t expedient and the saiA Commissioner
10 also directed, after publishing notice thereof
week for four successive weeks 10 some Newspaper
published in the city of Richmond to take an 90
count of all unsettled claims against the said Frances
Bailey, guardian a. aforesaid, against the said
Frances Bailey, guardian aforesaid, against the
| said Elizabeth r. o Mosby, which may be produced
and proved before him. which said accounts the SAID
Commissioner will state, and to the Court report
with any matters specially stated deemed pertinen
by himself, or which may be required By any part.
| to be % stated aGA
A Copy-Teste: EUS. AOBINSON, Cpk,
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private watchman was found asleep in Sscra-
mento, when some of the fast boys attached twelve
dozen assorted Chinese fire crackers to him By
hsh-hook, and touched them of. Awakening aud
denly be thought the world was coming TO an end,
and dashed madly for the river like Caasius, ne
plunged i'm g.is., s.s.
A Mr.. Roberts, of Hartford, has invented noz-
zle for the pipe of fire engines, which can be en-
larged or contracted instantly, at pleasure while
playing upon fre-in that wsy regulating the
height to which 1t 10 necessary the water should
be thrown. The Times says it IL called the "re-
volver.'agt s sksF -8
MILL LABoR.-The hours of labor in the mills at
Manchester are to be extended thirtyfive minutes
day, an increase of aboutsir per cent. The man
ayers of the mills found Il necessary either 10 In
crease the hours Of labor TO reduce the wages of
the operatives and they chose the former course--
Boston Journal. gsgy &9js1atf 9sahss6i
FATAL Acc1DENr-Col John B Pratt, Of sseriine,
was found dead In his barn on Friday with his skuI
feet. q s. 5F3si3ssS
b HEAVY FAILURE IN MAINE.-The Bangor Jour
nal sBys that statement of the affairs of Messrs.
pouk Co, heavy lumber operators of Bangor.
shows that their liabilities about @425 900 while
their assets are not less than @430000. III
NEW WHALING GRouND.-The New Bedford
Mercury states that an enterprise has been proec-
TED by several ship owners in that city to ut out
ship for whaling cruise In the SpMzbergen Sea-
An UsREAsoNABLE ORDKn.--Scene. -Diuing Sa-
loon. Polite Walter" ''4ns, sir yes sir. Take
anything with you 'Am sir gr
Crusty Old Gent.-"Yes; the letter Hn .ssif
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Subsequently,, match race-a single dash OF
one mile-took place between Shadow and Frank
Forester, which was easily won by the former In
I'm. So SEQ.
match race for $4,000 side, was to take place
on Monday, between John Campbells Wagner FLY
and T. G. Moore's Magrath.
P.S.-We learn by telegraph that the great race
between Wagner and Magrath, for two thousand
dollars, failed to come off, the latter paying five
hundred dollars forfeit
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Quite destructive FIRE occurred in Bastrop, La
recently. storehouse owned by A. Miltenberger
g. Co., of New Orleans, the saddlery of F. w.
Bautz, and the law Office of Parsons & Hunter were
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Mrs. Charles Howard 10 about to play an engage
ment la New Orleans, where she 10 great fayo-
rite
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Green H. Jordan, highly esteemed citizen ol
Georgia, died near MledgeviIle last week.
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BAKERS BIrTERs BETTER THAN Go

BAKERS BITTERs BETTER THAN GoLp.-
fiend in CALIFORNIA; writine to another in this ctv
says that he has been completely cured of Dyspep.
sis by the use of half dozen bottles of BAxERss
aud declares that the receipt in that
try would be worth more than the richest mine In
the land Of gold No family should ever be without
this medciae winter summer. for while 1t checks
colds and prevents consumption 1t also cures diar-
rhma and detes the cholera.
To be had wholesale and retail Of Mesns. PUR-
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Maxwell Chambers, one of the wealhest men in
North Carolina, died at Salisbury, In that State
on the tt inst.
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STABLER's good medicines" are recon.
mended to the public with the that nothing
Is claimed fer them but what they really possess.-
The curative properties of STABLER's ANoDYNE
CHERRY EXPECToRAHT have been certified to in
hundreds of cases, where it has been beneficial In
Coughs, Cods Sore Throat, Asthma, Bronchitis and
IRRH9A CORDIAL Is also known to have cured hun.
dreds of cafes of those serous diseases the bow els
which often prove fatal. Indeed, in regard to
both medicines a trial OF their merits by the afiict
ed, is confidently asked. we really believe there
no better medicines in use.
u See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of
the Agents.
~ Price for each only so cents, or bottles for
$3.50,
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An ENTIRE STOCK OF FRESH
IA HARDWARE AND CUTLERY-By the "Al-
bert Gallstn," "Guy Msnnerue." Isaac Wright" ("
and steamers ATLANTIC and City of Manchester -
am receiving and opening large and varied assort.
ment of Hardware and Cutlery.
These Goods were ordered long enough to give my
agents ample time to get them up carefully and on
the most favorable terms; all of which have been
purchased for cash am dailv looking for the "Ros-
cius,n and other packets from Liverpool, with the
balance of my Goods, which win complete my stock
customers. and the public generally, to call me
and examine the finest assortment Of Hardware and
Cutlery have ever hsd the pleasure to present to
them for their use and accommodation
THEO. ROBERTSON,
Importer and Deslerin Hardware aud Cutlery,
fe No e5 Main at
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HARVEY, WOOD & CO,
0cERS ANN COMMISSION MEpruANTs

GR0CERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. 81 PEARL STREET, RICHMOND,
4 RE receiving their stock of Groceries
~ for the spring trade, embracing in part
New Orleans sugsr
s.n.Lt,: P1nsh:r'y Woods Coffee Sugar.
Crushed, Pow6ere&and Loaf Sugars
LaguayTa, Rio and Java Coffee
New Orleans Sugar House Molasses
D4ugherty i Woods Syrap
Lot prime Glover Seed
fellow aud Adamantiue Candles
Brown and Fancy Soaps
Cut and Wroug ught Nails
Tanners and Machine Oils
Sole, Harness and Russet Leather
Imperial, GUnpowdsr and Black Teas
Window Glass eff different sizes
Bacon end Lard; Iron and Steel
Salt Shot; Powder; Horse Shoes
Cotton Yarns &c, SC. fe.S
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On the 9th inst, fire broke out on White street
between Thalia and Melpomene streets, New Or.
leans, and spread in all directions burning seven
houses and stable large two story house on
Hercules street, belonging to and occupied by Mr.
Michael Aspill, was among those destroyed, which
was insured for S2500
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HoMIcIDE.-On Friday last, in Montgomery,
Orange county, New York, Eli Millspaugh was in
ssantly killed by blow with the fist from a man
named Carew. The blow is supposed to have dis
located the neck. 1t is said that Carew had lately
been elected from the wedding of MilIspaugh's sis
ter by M
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WALTER HARRison--office corner of
Main aud 10th stscets-h has resumed the pyscsIos Of
Law in all the Courts held In the city Of Richmond.
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JNo. w. WRIeHT & Co. are prepared
to receive si kinds of Produce and Merchandise on
Storage, at their Warehouse the Dock, az rea.
sonable terms as 1t can be taken la the city.
fe l2-6m
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AccEpTEp-Ralph Metcalf has accepted the
Know Nothing nomination for Governor of New
Hampshire. In his letter of acceptance, he defines
his political principles, endorsing the platform of
the American party, opposing the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise, and favoring the enactment
of prohibitory liquor law.
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SAM'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material,
| (RAes RoPEs, BAGGING, &c J South Franklin st.,
| doors West of Old Matket buys small well as
| large lots. fe 9-d6m
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CAMPHENE ExPLosroN.-on Saturday evening
last, Mrs. Washing Castle residing in Albany, New
York, was trimming lighted lamp. filled with
camphene when she let it fall to the floor and 1t ex
poded, burning her SO badly that she died the same
night
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.

FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO
JOHN W. DAVIES,
STONE CUTTER,
SOUTH SIDE OF DOCK, NEAR MAYo's BRIDGE.
RETURN thanks to my friends, for their
Il kind patronage during the past three years, and
beg leave 20 say that am prepared to furnish
Store Fronts, Monuments, Tombs, Vaults and at,
tend 10 Enclosing Buryng Grounds and in fact all
work in the Stone Cutting and Building line.
Quail of Stone and Workmanship not to be sur.
pass North or South, oc so
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BRUTAL AFFAIR.-The Napoleon Ohio North .
West of the ed instant, gives the particulars of
most inhumsn and brutal affair, which occurred
recently In paulding county, Ohio. We copy:
man and his wife, residing near Carloc, having
no children of their own, had taken the child of q
neighboring widow woman little girl betwseu
and years of age, to raise. From the time Of ta-
king the child, these tends subjected her to tn O
most inhuman treatment, such az divesting her H
her scanty clothing, turning her out of doors an
leaving her exposed In that situation for hours
the coidest nights of this winter. This brutal con
duet was INDUCED In until the child was frozen
as to oe unable to leave the filthy msttrass whic
was her only bed. neighbor passing the houss, |,
and groans proceeding from it, entered for the pur
pose of ascertaing the cause, and was Informed
the womanl m that the child fell Into th fire som
ime previous, and had been 20 badly lpjured a.
be unable to leave her bed The neigh Dor insjste
upon seeing the child, and upon entsrhls the apart:
ment, q scene Of human suffering met his aahs
which no pen can describe. There lsy the liitl<
sufferer, writhing and groaning with pain. her DO
dy covered with running soresr and ali most buried
In the accumulated flth Of days, her hair uasttei
| together, and the frozen Aesh actually dropping
from her bones. The humane nelshber immedi
ately procured physician, Who pronounced the
child to be frozen, and beyond the power Of medi
cine. Her mother who resided soma a ( or eish
miles distant was informed Of her childs stuatton
but the poor little creature beyond tho reach
. mother's love, and died within isw hours sits'
her arrival.
An inquest vas held upon the body Of the child
and the facts clicked which ws hare detailed aooye
The man was arres1sd, and b now IN jail; but hi
| woman 10 nndersland, eu account Of her dolicAt
situation. 4 & large lor the present Wehop0 tha
boeh tho wrufcheS msy have 0at punishment msep4
out 10 them which their Aeadish coadset - mnel
-. - s8sszsssssa gs ssss gaT
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LARUs & SHINE, Auctloneers and Com
mission Merchants, will attend to a sales of Real
and Personal Eststs, stock sales of Dry Goods Gro
ceries, Boots and Shoes House Furniture, &c &C.
oc lS-ts JAMES ". SHINE, p. C. LARus.
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EuRopE.--PereOns wishing 10 send a

EVHVFk.--I eEsOus Wishing 20 send their
they can have them taken In superior and durable
style, warranted not to be affected BY exposure To
salt air. NJ EIMtaNa
fe Is t& i5I NAE :.
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MILLS AT RocHxsvKR FROZEN UP.-Several o
the mills In the city are quist to-day, and were 20
yesterday not for lack Of wheat 20 grind, but IN
king TO get them loose, which, seconded by the
yielding character Of the weather, win prove sue.
cesslul BY tomorrow, orshortiy thereafter - 10
chester Adu, Feb. 8.
The question Of tobacco smoking having como
before the conference Of Bsptist Churches at Ham.
ths aso0mbly declare the use Of tobacco TO bo 0ne
Of the things specified BY ths Apostle (Rom. XIV
% boloaging 10 christian liberty"
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THE CASE OF BooTH.-We have heretofore no
ticed the discharge of Booth and Ryecraft, at Nil
waukie, after they had been convicted in the u. s
District Court of violating the fugitive slave law
the rescue of Glover from the hands of the Marshal
in March last The case will probably now 60 to
the Supreme Court of the United States, where the
alleged defect in the indictment will be tested.
correspondent of the Journal of Commerce writes
from Milwaukee that
The instigator of the riot and the rescue, Booth,
10 a sort of amphibious animal who can live upon
dry land but whose native element seems to be ho,
water. He has a genius for making fuss, and
with the soft hearts and soft heads operate upon
which constitute the abolition party, seems sue
ceed to the satisfaction of Marplot He il without
social position, and there is little difference of pn
ion here as to his moral or political honesty. In
the whole transaction, which has given him 9, ,me
notorety, he proved himself coward, and his t,-
dy seemed to be to inveigie weak men into scrs pc
without compromising himself
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
lWUTl RIIII.CIN9

RICHMOND, January Y, 1885,.
The parties intersste6 IN the foregoing decree
hereby notified to attend ct this office on Tuesday.
with the evidence necessary to enable me to per-
form the duties prescribed by the said decree.
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WArNxH or AErRcTIoN.-CoLD CoxYo1T.-
Married, on cake Of floating Ice, In the Oaio river
ouposite Risins 6un, ON Thursday, January 90 By
- Rev. Mr.. COllard, Rev. James II. Brookinenln
Niss ealhe Craig, aliof Boone county, Ky. ~
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EKUUND PIASTER.-We Keep COLI
~ stautly on hand fresh Ground Plaster and our
care in the selections from the best Windsor Lump
Plaster enables to recommend it as the best that
can be had. All orders left ct our office, on Cary
street, promptly executed
TALIAFERRO & BRO.
N. B:-Farmers can be supplied in their own bags
at reduction in price
Liberal discounts to merchants for cash.
ia T-2m
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EOR STORAGE-D. B. BRIDGFORD
storage for Cotton Cofss Flour. Whear. Suesr No.
lasses, Oils, Metals Hsy, Lime and every description
OF merchandise. These first class Stores and In
car discharge In ffont Of the Store. A City Weshsr
and Measurer constantly In attendance.
For Storage apply to
jai2 D. B. BRIDGFoRD co.
PERUvIAN GUANO-No. /, receiving
- and for sale from the vessel, by
h7 BACON Z BAsKEkVILL.
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'THE PATENT ROTARY SMOOTH

4
4 ING IRONS-as exhibited at the Fair of the
Mechanics Institute will be delivered to those ho
engaged them by u.s. We have also supply of them
on hend which for sale at facturers prices
ihe ladies are especially invited to examine them
no2l I0I RIosdst
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nRY GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH

A. Wishing to dispose of my Fsll Stock of Dry
Goods, offer the remainder at re markably Iovo
prices for cash; and persons purchasing Goods will
find 1t greatly to their advantage to CALL the Goods
and prices shall suit them. Do fail to can early
at the old stand, corner 1st and Broad SITS.
ia lS-Sm w. BOOTRIGHT.
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~ as rs i sshs sasss. ~ sssSl q 49,
s. X lsssssssaiss fs saass Assa .yes sas -
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r. C. HOBSON.

P. Fl. AYLETT, Attorney at Law, No. lis
Main street, Richmond, Va. practices in all the
Courts held in the City of Richmond, and in the
counties of Henrico, Hanover and King William.
ia l5-lm
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rKoMLATEFoRE JousHAIs

ILBrrxx from Corporal o. rHR rrrrr na,a -
hardly know bow 70 begin "a sivs yos q Idee Of
our psessnf s.deri.ge. Tor suaer wc ds dsily from
ting, an psrished wifh eoh, s}sinr Is IS en-
tent God known what We shall Do # iha Aluiehiv
deserts ~ now IN the trying fime. We are % 10
our knees n snow, and you may depsud wefess q
your turn for the sdvasee trsnches, you have not
chance Of jumping about to kcep yourself warm,
for fen ofA 32 pouoder or ri1e bA11 un IL nkr.
mishsrs IN their hoase under the bstt1ses suaninx
sus y0S r s hss1 e .ssss e ss Z .ss
fine regiment Wecame out hers shout i 900 strung.
and now we can hardly muster 100 men for duiy
The other night Il showed terribly, and ~ fond
four tn theevenins, our usual time of m0untina In
the trenches, and they had hardly marched Oh b..
fore news came that half of the party ksd failn
down quite helpless with pains % that the sick q
home were compelled e turn out and carry our
LxzTKR y1oN An oEFIcEn. ,.sssss., 81,
The men and officers have the pluck of the devil,
but this fearful sickness floors he strongest ma
saps oil his energies. Death on the batte feid h
nothing. You know ycur enemy, and no man
says word; but this unSeen, unsaxis6ed enemy,
dseaee, makes the stouteat heart to stop When one
sees " fearful ravsges- NotwithaapdinE while
idea a. not taking sebastopol-sueh an idea g ~
ing up the object-s never heard Of One bst sst
one teeth the harder and faces the hard fact The
in,er; II must be done, coass qsi coxtsv and,
- tell my men here, when they say : thing eaat
be done, !" Can't There ID no such word g .canv
for US oot here The word for a. b 'musts an thte
alone is TO be used In ts place. sns 4s5 ls.l I,,
do wish they ,woald let US get at those Russians
have managed to rig up stove in NV tent 81 I
night. am about the only one, believe; an IA
others tried and said they could not, II smoked 20
however, mine does not, and it is burning away
cheerily, and is such blessing to ones feee andf
have q hot jorum of chocolate singing away on Il
to take before / turn in. My Greek tweed lain.
valuable here. ! wish had my buffalo robe Tho
guns on either side have been quite still for thelsst
two days during the bitter cold, and now q ii to
make up for lost time, they are blazing away IN ne
style. There 10 q report to-day that the town 10
1t, but on the contrary, think they are getting Ii
large supplies Of hay, &c. from the north. ssat.ss
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GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF FLANDs.-FRANK g. RUFFIN, Sscre-
tayy OF the Piyginid State Agricultural Society, and
N. AUGUST offer their services to the publa a.
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase Of
LANDS in pirginiG and the Southern and Western
States.
Ohice-atthe Office Of the Virginia State Agyicul.
tdrGt Society, No. Is Main street.
N. AUGUST, Notary PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT
OMce-asEbove. fe 3-ts
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LEEoHEs LEEcHEs.-The public are
hereby informed, that have just received by Adams
Express lot of superior Swedish Leeches, which
will be applied upon the most reasonable terms
be found at all hours of the day the Hair Dressing
Saloon under the American Hotel, and at night on
25th, between Main and Franklin streets.
N. B.-Cupping and Leeshing promptly attended
o, at the shortest notice.
no6 r. c. HOBSON.
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John SHORE, Commissioner in Chancery,
for the Circuit of the United States, the Circuit
Court for the County of Henrico and of the County
Court of Henrico.
Until suitable rooms can be obtained his office will
be at the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court for the
County of Henrico.
Office hours for the present, from A. M. to 2
o'clock P. M. ja22-lm
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GOAL. COAL AND MOOD FOR

~ SALE.-Hsving accepted the Agency of DR.
w Il. Trent, am prepared to furnish good article
OF COAL on as accommodating terms as likely can
be had anywhere, either by wholesale or retail.
will endeavor TO have it nicely prepared for mark ct
this s something to which but little attention has
been paid for several years past in consequence Of
the short supplies and great demand
have also hand nice assortment of Oak and
Pine WOOD at the market price.
NJ w. FORD,
:ja Its Corner 9th and Cary sta