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T1ITY OF nICH1FOND, 10 VII:

(tiTY or kICHNfOND, TO wit:
~ At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Court
OF Hustings for the said city Oh Monday, the
ist oay Of December, 1885:
JamesT Butler, surviving partner of him.
self and - Tinsley. constituting the
late firm of butier L Tinsey.......Pltfs
agaus. In debt.
Herman Rohr and Charles Rohr late part.
ners under the firm and at,ie OF Herman
Pchr end Brother. Defts
The object OF tha suit is 70 against the de-
PENDANTS the Of ninety two dollars and thirty
cents with lcga, interest thereon from the goth day
of October, 1884, till paid due by negotiable nots
Affidavit having been made that tho defendants are
not residents of this State they h.rehy required
to appear 8. the said Clerks Office within one month
after duc publication he eof to do he. 10 nsces
ssry to protect their Interests
A copy-Teste. no. HOWARD, CLERK.
de z-ley4w
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The ATLANTIC TELEGRAPg.-The London
papers received by the Africa announce that the
subscription Of 1850, 600 required by the Atlantic
tions considerably exceeding the specified amonnt
The shares are III 600 each, and an Immediate
call OF ~ per cent had been made upon them. OF
the $50 shares, SO had been taken on America !
account; Ii is understood, tbs London Times
States government for an annual grant .ou,i ~
foor per cent on the capital as has been accorded
by the British treasury. The company possess an
exclusive privilege from the British coiooirs Of
newfoundland aud Prinse Edward Island, and also
cables TO those shores e
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Samuel Howard, who has beer I, ,,;
ou. years in Baltimore awaiting trial sne
slaughter. 'oH'ic'ed OF man.
Riys. n IT,. =. Delprat Esq, President of N. p...
New yoss farce Company, died very sudSan,x A .,
aga VI wednesday, in the 6sth year Of his
Bo ton OF, he S =. The spirituast who died In
r.. s.s suicide by :aking poison " ~ppes's
f.r.nee a uos Jones of. the North c.,o,,, o.
p,"s ea IN n'iford. n. G on the Am i'm. ION
has 100 sos Leeonts. Of the univsr.,,x -
College. s''''sa'p In the South Caroins
u Bo..as 1 a.. H.stisii, ous 1t the olds., .,,
dpths in Gailsdsiphi. la, -.
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DEFALcATIoN IN NEW YoRK-On Friday Wall
street., n. Y was again stunned by the announce.
nent that = man named Thompson had left for
Europe with 5000, raised on Virginia and other
state bonds. by means of fraudulent checks,
drawn upon Brown Brss & Co Camman, White.
house u Co; Dykers, Aistyne & Co, and Mr..
Gourlie M Thompson, it il said, took his de-
parture In the Persia ON Wednesday. He regis
tered his nsme a. simply " Mr.. Thompson giving
AZ reason for not writing bis fall name that he
was not certain which of his sous would 20. hi,
family are LEFT behind. MIR. Thompson ha. been
for twenty yssrs or more connected with the
Courier a. its commercial reporter, and had won
FOR himself the respect and confidence the entire
community. The money was obtained, not in the
name Of the Courier but upon his own individual
credit.
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tSANh OF VIRGINIA. the general
- meeting OF the Stockholders of the Bank of Viz
sns will be held al their Rankiog house in the city
Of Richmond, on MONDAY the l2:h January next.
The law passed ct the last session of the egisls.
ture extending the Chatter of the Bank will be- sub
itted to the Stockholders for their aciioa thereon
at this me- citing.
The law provides, that officer Director offhe
BENZ shall vote as the proxy OF Stakeholder in any
election of Directors officers of the Bank: nor
shall any proxy BIS valid which shall have been exc
eutea SIXTY dsGs before the time of SECTION.
de 10-Irysfd skML MARX Cash;sr
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COLLEGE lssURREcnoN.-A difficulty has Or
cured between the faculty and some Of the stu.
dents Of Jefferson College. At Csnro,sh,,s-.
IL originated ia lark played of by a stndent
VINO, dressed 10 feriais apparel accompanied by
ehum, attended q lecture of Park Beni.min ono
evening last wesk. Complaint being made to me
.ssaa.y, 'nsy MADE efor. TO iind out the principal
dsnt who accompanied him. A large nnmher =,
lie students have made common cause with the
expelled one and quite 4 row is on hand in ronss'
qusuee - ~"A'o'
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THE RESURRECTION IN TENNEssgE.-Speedy
deiuded slaves WHO attempted al instruction in
Tennessee. From letter written by the Editor
of the n. Y. Courier Des Ets,s Unis, from Clarkes
Vile, Tenn, on the Sd inst w extract the follow
ing:
The creduity OF these poor creatures Ia such
that. on the faith of the whites who have excited
them, they fancy that Col Fremont with a MINER.
ous force, IL waiting at the mouth of the Cumber.
land I'LL the night of the 23i arrives Then all
ths army is to rise TO aid in the deliverance of the
slaves.
The furnaces on the Cumberland for alb out 30
miles nave stopped work. Certain establishments
employing $50 to 203 negroes, have not more than
or whites TO direct them. Three white free.
sellers were arrested at Dover, being detected In
exciting the slaves to revolt. They were vhjp.
ped, and given Is hours TO quit the county and 30
hours to quit the State.
black preacher was arrested in the mids. Of
An abolition sermon. He was one of the nine who
were yesterday conf 1ed at Dover Five Of these
nina are no: yet tried The other four have been
tried BY tbs regular court and sentenced to be
hung tomorrow. But, AZ on the announcement of
the sentence, band Of negroes org Auized for their
rescue, it was necessary to hang them blast even.
ing
The same writer sends the following letter from
Ciarksvil!e, Tennessee, on tie 81 instant:
STRINGENT MEASURES Ar NAsayuLs.-Ths
City Councils Of Nashville have passed law di.
rectng tie employment OF IN additional police
force, day and night; forbddiuS negro school. and
negro preaching forbiding all assemblages of ne.
groes After sundown authorizing the arrest of free
negroes from other counties aud the arrest OF fre
resident negroes if found in surpicious circuu-
stances.
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TITY OF hICH MOND, t. wa:

~ At Rules held in the Clerks q fics of the Court
of Hastings, for the said city, On Monday, the
first day OF December, 1856:
w i. Emmerson. ............,..--..Pitf.
esanss
w. A. Buffers and III. 7. Simcns late n,sr- 49,.
chants and partnsrs trading uudsr the - oe"''
and firm of Busters sinons
Defts
The Object Of tn suit ia TO against the de-
fer d.nts the of eleven hundred and forty
dollars due by six several notes in writing.
Aftidavits having bean made that the defendant W.
A. Buffers il resident OF the State of Virginia
he is hereby required TO appear at the aaid Clerks
Office thin month after due publication here
Of and to do what 10 Hecesrsry to protect interest
a copy-Tes.e. 10. HOWARD, Clerk.
ds
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ooabAhDsEsr or GREYTowS
..saeImsn VINO lost property by the bombard
nsIs 10 ap,ns al they eAa in tho French Jour
., ' " e.ea'e an opinion IN France, which IN II
press heavily apon this government n nv -, "a
.ossea. fuiiipPe Aususts de BarreuI Bsspv .ns
aas GOT up book OF % pages. for Freoch c;ro',sa
non-ana over aeoiuInn o: the Journal a., u.ms.
ns, srta wish another statement Of this prine
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rA1SfcL AcciDEsT.-A; lne locomotive WORK
o. 'ancieYe, Dupe & Co, Trenton, n j., Thurs.
uNy, oAmuei Stoae . workman while I.ani,o
over ashafi, was caught by i. and carried around
'aIvm' LIS eompa mon, in attempting to release
Ill., was sisa caught and carried around ahon.
~ uines Both men were shockincyy rnangisd
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BeEDs. BEDS, Bids +. eIATHRiGHT,
ID on 18th street. between Msa and Gary, has on
hand fius lot of Feather Beds, spd second
hand, from gentesl lies, declining keepng,
and large lot Of Blankets, sheets, and Spreads
AIsn fse sasortm.n: Of Cotton Beds and Mattrsss-
of The best quality tesdes every article OF For
nituEe ir the horse keeping line, all OF which he
will sell at the lowest cash price.
de 12-eo6lw
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n HAGERTX,

u bcIL AND BKASS FUUNUGE,
Tenth ST., between lain and Cary,
Richmond, Virgins,
Would most respectfully state to his customers and
the public in general that having purchased the right
of GARGATT'S RNTl-FHICTlON METAL, pa
tented Ausust 18TH 1885, is prepared to furnish the
above at very low price, much cheaper than brass
He would also state that those DESTROYS of making
their OWE Castings can be supplied with the install in
ingots ready for use
The above Metal can be used { substitute, and il
equal to Babhte Metal, for lining boxes ana other
purposes. ID. HAGERTT,
no 15--d1m 10th Ct, between Main and Cary.
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ENGINEEa'S UFFICB RICHhuND ANp}
YoRK RIVER RAILROAD

ENGIsEEE's UFFICB RICHhoND AND}
Yo2K RIVER RAILROAD. s
PROPOSALS will be received ut this
offs.u atil the Goth of December next for the
furnishing and delivery to this Company Of 400
White Oak, Spruce or Yellow Pine PILES, and
about 250,o00 feet 8. NJ. Heart Fine TIMBER. The
larger potion Is required st the Psmunkey River
cro,sing the White House; large auantt.
within ri!e of Richmond, and the rem Under al
Chickahominy River, Black Creek In New Kent co.,
and Cohoke Mill Pond, in King William county -
The Timber to lie cut during tbs winter and furnish
ed next Spring.
For further information, enquire at this Office
EDM'D T. D. MYERS
no 22-eodtd Chief Ensinaer
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IN FANCY fURs, FANCY FURs. A
I'LL We have now open, complete aud ~
- splendid stock of Ladies' and Children's -
Fancy Furs consisting of the following styles Rus
sian Sable; Stone Martin; Ex. Black Lynx; Fitchi
Siberian Squirrel; Golden Fitch; French Martin. and
every other style Of Fancy Furs for Ladies' and Chill
dren. Also splendid Leopard, Wolf and Badger Car
nase Robes and Foot Muds which have been select.
ed fresh from the largest and moot extensive manu-
factories, and will be sold at Wholesale and retai on
the most favorable terms. Ladies are particularly
requested to call and examine the above splendid
Goods, which for nestness style and quality, cannot
be excelled.
Also, Ladies' Beaver Riding Hats and Flats; Chill
dren's Hats and Caps ofevery styles Gerta Hats aud
Caps amongst them will be found something entirely
new.) making of the most complets and selected
stocks ever offered in this market
BINFORD, DICKINSON l. WEISIGER,
OCT no. 7S Main street
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DICH siOND NORMAL MUSICAL
EeACADEMY.-T. L. GpLLEHgR. Principal The
Third session OF this Institution win commence on
THURSDAY. the 18th OF December 1856 ind con-
tinue ten weeka.
All the facilities for securing thorough Musical
Education afforded in this School. The pupils
csssed according to previous ataiDmens and the
course Of instruction particularly adapted TO each
The principal will have charge OF the classes in the
Vocsl. while in the other departments ha Will be
aided by most prominent Professors
Terms fer the session per scholar, two lessons Per
week, Vocal class exercises (adut So so for Juve-
nile Glasses rs Z lessons on the Fisno Crsan SC,
800 lessons the Violin, Flute, Guitar &C., Sis;
prvat. Lessons the voice Per lesson 81.
The classes in Vocal Husic will meet in the Lecture
Room of the LIST Presbvterisn (Dr. moore's church
The Juvenile Glass will meet at T. and the Adult
Class at II o'clock. 2. N.
Further information En.y be had by application to
the principsl, at Mrs. Eussell's, Broad, between
9th and 10th streets.
Rsfersnces-The patrons !of the school and pastors
Of the churghes il this city. de 5-i2t
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A CALrroRSrA Love LETTER A copy Of .
letter that WAS picked up IN the street 10 Harys.
vile, Cal, not long since:
Msriesville july fore 1856,
Dear Gate You know luv you NOR an any
utber Girle Ia the World. and watts the Re- rem you
always want Me to tell you so / no you are
almost gttiu tired Of waiting for me. l no you
Inv me fit to brake your hart. no we ort to gi1
marid but how kin we IL we kant-ssi Whas
the nee 10 thiukin bout IL. / thort wen sold my
mule I'll wud have uuoueh to pay the preecn.
err and bi you nice gouu But tried mi iuk ~
poker and got strapt the fnst Dite Ca.e you
never played poker-in korse not Wei IT'S IoA.
founded nifty nice game as long as you KIN s' oe.
hind small par. but when you Kant ses par,
the pots gone / luv you so mucn oate Una. ,
almost have notion TO sci me hcrse "aR'h sno
buck mite or at farrow. but bow KIN i-ssl nay
n ho W agin wudept fetch more an lore or goou
stsks ile 90 hack 10 the mounttugs nm work An
dig and svet and do every thing ken TO GIT
money TO git msrid.
liant ANYWAYS gelus Cate. but pleze don't hug
and kiss and set on il B---Iltp any more,
you no he aint worth sinks, be kant drink more
An horns shout Citing tits kin stand up under
fftev You no kin lick him and have dun IL
and kin do it agIn. But amt bet gelous l no
ort to xrd long ago. leven yeres is rather long to
kot a gal. but lie have you yit Gate.
Good by till next we meet.
Your Atfecsunate Lover
D-G-
Note Bena, good by agin. Run that Teller
of
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HATS, GAPS, SHOES, 90.

vy, THE GREAT SOUTHERN -
Eli HAT AND CAP MANUFACTORY
S'A@AAkD DEPOT.-JOHN COOLEY, 81
Main .tres., has rsssy for the Winter Trade Of
1915 INST superb assortment Of Lsdics', Misses
and Grntisnens
Flu RS.
sutirsly new Of the ateet Styles and Of every de-
scripticn Amongst them are
Lynx Cspea, Mantillas Mantslsts, vietorines, Tip
pata 0auntleta and Cuas
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[Ak1i kRs' BANK 0E VIRGINIA.
The annual meeting of the Stock hsders of ttis
Sank will be held at their Banking House ia this
city on WEDNESDAY the Iath dcv of January
1871 IAN act OF Assembly passed the % n of March
is4s prescribes that no Officer Director of Bank
shall vote by proxy for asy Stockholdtr ia any cleo
ton OF Directors or officers of Bank nor shall an
proxy be valid which shall have not been executed
sixty days before the time of sny election ~
There will be submitted the m citing for the de.
eson OF the Stockholders, the act of tho lest egis
iature extending the charter of the BANK
de tl--1awtd A J. SMITH Cs.bt.r
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EXTRA AND FAMILY kLOuA.-' nnsaiIo
Il iand's Psimstto's Brand Exus Flour. vi. ny
brand. Fresh supply jsst received, asd ,t ~
sELDEN MiLLEM
de- Is Corner Peayl and Cary sUss'''
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A CAGD.-- EDNA - kACHU, u ENk-
n RAJ AGENT AND COLLECTOR, would most
respectfully inform his friends, and tbs public g.ne
rally, that he will continue in the same line of bust
the ensuing wear. viz: tuch HIRING OUT
,EGROEs, RENTING OUT HOUSES and FARMS,
SELLING REAL ESTATE. COLLECTING
BONDS, NOTES ana OPEN ACCOUNTS and at
tending to all other business pertaining to General
Agent. His Icing experie extensive acquaintance,
aud psomptness in adjusting claims will make it to
the iuteies of those who have business, curing
the aid of agent TO place it in his ads for
agement.
He would avail himself Of this opportunity to
his thanks TO his fre Ids and the pubic gene
rally, for the liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed him, and respeci fully splicits coutinu
OF the same. Otf3e On Pearl street Near Elk.
change Hotel dec dts Ian.
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fNEsTINY DENTuNsTRATED.-aIA.

~ DAME MOLTEN respectfully Informs the La
3iea end Gentlemen of Richmond and vicinity, that
she will give information in all the affairs relating
life, such Health, Wealth, Love, Marriage, Jour
news, Law Suita, Difficulties in Business, Absent
Friends, Sickness and Death and in respect to all
other bects, both past present end future. and ali
concerns of life. Terns-Fcr Ladies Is cents, Gem
.ismen 50 cents, each Apply at No. II, (which 10
over the door TsYlofs alley, between 18th and 18th
and Main and Gary streets, Richmond, Va.
oc il--Sfn*
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HkRUG STORE For SALE...The stock
~ and fixtures of Drug Store, well located and
doing good business, offered for sale. Address
DRUGGIST,
Sc ZS--bs Richmond. p @.
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Holm w. DAVIES,
y DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.
A. urII ors

MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Fronts, Window and Door Stills &c
Buryihg Grounds enclosed with Stone ana Iron Rail.
ing. First Premium awarded b. the Eechaniss' In.
stitute and Agricultural Sooiety Of Virginia
lie i0-ts
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TO-, &c,
ALSO
Wolf, Buffalo, Racoon Baa
Leopard and Jennet Rober
Fur and White and Pink Swsrsdown Trimmings
Mufa Geutlemen's CollsD and Gloves
Prepared Hare Skins, for the chest, ds.
Ga
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TO "a II N h II s -.Al:KICUf.TURAI
LIME.-The Kins formerly kept BY John a oss
and more recently by Jesse Williams, will be in u
operation from this dan. Fs,mes may rsly upon
getting superior article of pare and freshly burnt
sns LII LIME II any quantity, sad delivered q The
orders a. the ktins through the Post Ofics BOX
Nc: o1A VIII receive prompt attention.
osA-S~"<w A. D. WILLIAMS
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NOUR OWN FAULT, il you will pas
l. sLEEPLEss RIGHTS from coughs, olds, hoarse-
ness &c, when relief may 6e easily obtained
DY is OF the best remedies offered, and common
cold Yields TO It's benign influence in a few hours,
and when resorted to before the complaint is far ad
vanced, all danger of Consumption is entirely pro-
vented. For sale, W holesae and retail, by
JOHN J. RICHARDSON,
Corner 18th aud Gary sta.
Also, FOR sale by DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
THROUGHOUT THE CITY. no 29 I'm
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MOOD tOR AALE...eups rtor we'll sea.
W sonsd Oak and Pine WOOD upon tn foilcwins
terms Oak - 50 per cord; Rias, $3.50 Hssrt PiIs
- Orders left with Mr.. Z. d. EACRo, viii b
promptly allied dsii-ss
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~-~~--.
Monday Morning, December Is, 1885.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
s.,.,ia New yors Friday Of $4,000 Tennessee e's
at &sA e5oe Va SIS at SaS; on Saturday OF s-ee"
Tennessee Sc ct $50.
III. N. Y Journal of Commerce Of Saturday after
noon Jays
The money market 10 well snpplisd with capital
bat rate, q interest .; a. .ss asmAa'
Forsiga Exchange closed for the steamers mail
without any change in quoteu,rsi London losaloSf
for rmersisl bills; icssGisss for bankers; Paris
Tns stock market generally dropped at the first
Board; Erie Vas very active but at lower prices.
William Powie hss resigned the Presidency Of tho
tors have elected w. N McVeish Esd President.
Richmond Markets, December 13.
There 10 no change 10 note In our market.
FLuUh-se6a66 IS TO shippers, with very little
,WaEAT- . / 4o1sI IS for gocd to prime rad 81 50
,0i5 for good to prime white.
CoRN-Firm =, IS cents Per bushci.
NEW YssK MARxsr-Satarday State and West
fully Scents per Dbl Sales OF IL SEQ bbls at Gao to
IS for to good state; &c 10 to SO tor fancy
and e1 s,s 70 20 e. 20 good m !" H.
extra do; Southern Flour firm at 81 al Is for mixed
to COCO brands; 81 s0d9 for fancy and exus, with
sales of 500 bbis Wheat Arm with limitsd offerings
White Ohio and Illinois at 81 69al.7p; Red Winter
Illinois 81 81; ned Southern SI.5S Sales Of 40t0
bushels ell kinds Corn hrm-fa,es of 81 600 b. she
At 7id75 cts for Jersey and Northern round yellow
10 for white Southern; 7ldIt for West.rn mixed
WhiskeY 6sm at SS3 asa for Ohio and Prison. No
change In groceries.
BaLTIMoRE MARxsr- Saturday Flour For ali
descriptions of superfne there were free buyers at
% 81 out holders generally dsmard-d more Sales
Of Sva bbis. Whear-salss of white at 50 for fsir
LIS for goods prime 50; choice 81; red IA l4s
Como ooo bu.hsls offered Sales at Sass for new
white; old do. 6}665; yellow SO to e0; old do
SASS. Bacon very quiet Shoulders 7G7t cts;
sides 81 az and 81; Hams 81 751io.75 per leo lbs
Aossss-Hsw Orleans 60d64 cts; Cuba III 66s;
Muscovadp 50d51 English Island 50d55 cts. wis
Sey-City Ohio S! dS2 per gallon. Tho Money
Market generally easier, ana Banks discsuutrg
freely.
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1 AW NOTICEs--The nndersigned nave
. associated themselves in the practice OF Law. 10
the Courts Of this city and Henrico county Ofsc.
in the Law Building where or the other of than
may be constantly found.
A. JUDSON CRANE
0e l. dSt&isvSw FRANKLIN THOMAS
inc uhderffened will also take Dspositions and
attend 10 other Het4risl businsts In his office
FRANKLIN THOMAS
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a. TOikAGE..-Merc Acconmo dati On
~ Watehouse, for the Storage of Flour, Wheat
Corn Coffee &c, dc.
Persons having goods store, would consult their
interest by storing with We slve them all trouble
in receiving, shipping and marking attending person
ally 70 thai ou' selves
They also save q large amount of money in drayage
aloBe. by storing vii US. Our Warehouse being cit
uated he dock, goods be received and deliver
ed free oil drayase
Insurance effected at thu lowest city rates if de.
sired BRIDGFORD CO,
mol Corner 20th, Dock and Cary streets
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MWeA REMOVAL JOS. WOOD.
- WARD, Surgeon and Mechanical
1lYYYT Dsutist, has removed his Office to

Main street one square above the
Banks and next door to Corinthian hall.
In this location bis facilities much increased by
the acquisition of more room and good operating
light, &C.
He inserts teeth upon fne gold and silver plate,
plain or with artificial gums. Styles acknowledged
10 be the best praecsd BY the gem
orally. oc 3i.-2mf
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THE POWHATAN SALOON is the base
ment Of the POWHATAN HOUSE, entr sncs
Broad aud Capitol streets and slso from the Office
Of the Hotel, has been in the last week, reft,ed
and furnished In handsome and comfortable style.
The proprietor pledges hinsslf to keep everything
In the way OF Liquors Wines, Cigars. Tobacco, DC,
Of the most choice brands; also, Picked Oysters,
Pigs Feet, Lambs' Topaues and other dslicscies Of
that LEaHE,. BOWsER, the we'll known and
popular BAR KEEPER, formerly of the Coiu nbian
Hotel has been employed to take charge of that de.
rartment and will be pleased tosee his old friends and
the public generally.
de ll-lwe POWHATAN HOUSE.
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A GENCY for a Southern MannfactOry Of
N Stretched LEAThE6 BANDS and LEATHER
HOSE, all sizes, of superior quality, at manufsctu
reis' prices
r. Tho public may depend on getting the best
article that be had The bands will run strsi CHIT
hold III, il width and run fat to the pulley All made
Of the best oak tanned Leather, aud the solid part
only used. Cenented and copper riveted. An assort
generally hand and all kinds made to order at
short notice.
gF- Also, superior Lace Leather and Copper Rivets
with Bur5s
ply to GEORGE C. REID,
no 29-1m Corner Cary and 18th sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-15

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