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a GARDENING.-.The under- So

"a ARDENING...The under- lenn
- signed respectfully tenders his servicesSS&D
to all persons either in the city or coun- Xa{&
try, who may require the attention of Flor -
st Landscape Gardener either in leying of wards
and gardens planting trimming trees, box-hedger
grape-yines, sc. Work viii be Done BY the day, or
according to contract -
Orders left at the Confectionery of A. Pizzini on
Broad street, will be promptly attended to-
Ny residence is at the corner of Henry and Broad
streets, opposite Abernetly's garden. Eaa
ia l7-.-3m< CHARLES A, RUHLE
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!. ss kElleHoE Is The HOLY LAsp-A letter from
Pragae, Oct 8. says that Dr.. u. a, Frsakel a
s. sfttgini4 hsf pressnt on his way % Palestine
- charged Nfth . mission from Madame Eliza Herr
wha kas deposited the Of so 0a0 Aorius for the
srssttos Of ~ additional sstsbhshnsns IN the Holy
LanA 10y
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fHs Ey a DEPoT--BARGAINs II

EEzn EVANS, DEPOT-.BARGAINS IN
Nf5GLASS, CHINA AND eEARTHENWARE
E4IH The subscriber, intending to discontinue his
800 present business, offers bis entire stock of
Goods at greatly reduced prices, FoR CASH ExcLu
The assortment is large and complete, ana win be
sold without reserve. Country merchants viii lind
their Purchases BE viii take Of discount Of III
remain unsold viii be put up at auction Ia April
~ NoTIcE-All persons having accounts against
January, will please bring them in promptiy and
settle forthwith.
- FOR RENT The store and dwslling part OF
upper part Of the house between 9th and 10th
streets, oyer DIR. Addipgton's Office opposite Messrs
Q, = a Barssmin's Tin Store. Apply to rv.,.
rT-Dansiile Republican and wythsvilis Teies graph
please copys and forward bill to me-
4 CHANCE FOR PEhaON no Nm.
N BARK IN TIE CLOTHING BUSINESS-i
Intending discontinue the Clothing business viii
sell my whole stock upon very reasonable terns and
s s E. Ss. .sssa Is Of .
carried IT, win continue to cell at retail a. and
below cost. until about the 18Th Of March unless
should DISPOSE OF my whole stock before that time
A LEVY, 20 Main o.
fe ~ Opposite st. Charles Hotel
NOTlCE.-.sNishing g reduce eur S1ocE
= o. Fsncy Dress Goods we win for the next two
sooos consisting "a part Of Printed and Figured Nous
mes; French and English Plain and PLAID Merinos
sss,o striped and brocede Silks, with many other
styles suited 70 the present season . 1905
IS h@ BlNfoRD, MAYO BLAIR.
we take this opportunity to request ot,r easomar.
whose accounts have been ssndins six uaonshs, to
]. l..,dke,s .BiSroRD. MAYO BLAIR
rGL0THA, GAsslnfENEs Am yEsT.
IN us, VERY CHEAP --Intendinx to discon-
snas ths clothing busiue.s aud wishins to close out
wi seli the ciosSs - 70 socnsI
leg on hand q add below cost ihaxs slse variety
e faiiors Tnmmtnss which win b said vary chsar.
nlasly invited 10 call. ~ - g
N&s 4. LEVY, - Mais sasssf.
0pposte a Ohaxass uotel
.n cssk5hAw ssco
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Ac2uIrTEe.-The cabin boy Anderson, who
has been on trial in Charleston s. c. for the Ilur
6 der of Capt, Ayrer of the ship ARIEL on the high
aeas. was acquitted on Saturday last the Jury not
leaving their box ~
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az CHARLESTON RAcEs-Last Dag.-The races AZ
Charleston, s. G., closed On Saturday, with
{, handicap race, three mile heats, for which fifteen
horses were entered. Only six ran and the result
- a. follows: '-t -
&C. 9, Woolfolk's Floride years old, By
---~-~ Wagner dam ANNIE w atson.by Glencoe l
W. II. Gibbons Mamie Lewis, years
y old by Glencoe dam Motto by imp Bare.
= foot. .................. 9 1 2
II. @. Caffcy's &. 10. Mary Bineskiu, years
sssg old. by Grey Eagle dam Sally Morgan. 2 3
G. Green's ch. b. frankfort, years old,
e by Glencoe dam Mary Morris, by Medoe 3 2 :
Jno. Bechersb b. m. Adeigiss, years old,
- by Glencoe dam by Rodolph ...... dis.
Too campbels b. c. Jack Gamble, years
: - old, by Wagner dam Franby. ........... dis.
= : Time 5:is 5:47A 5:A COLA.
- single dash of three miles followed the handi-
cap, which resulted as follows:
- Charley Ball.
- FRANK Allen. =
Invincibe. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3
Time 5:52.
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RATHER ScFPTIcAI.--A lady riding in the cars
few weeks since found herself seated by the side
of an old matron who was extremely deaf
..Ma,an," said she In high tone, did you ever
try electricity What did you say, Missf =
deafness 80 yes indeed did it was only last
summer got struck by lightning, but don't see
as II did me bit of good"
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SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS.

SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RICH.
- MOND-Office removed to the Store of Chris
tian & Lathrop No. SO Main street-In conse-
auence of the resignation OF David R. Crane VIM. Fl.
Christian was unanimously elected Cashier The Of
ice has been removed TO the store OF Christian La
tfrop where deposites viii be received which an
interest of 6 per cent. will be paid on all sums re-
manning depeste six months or longer, and i've per
cent. for q shorter period.
This institution has been In existence twenty eight
years; has loaned over eight millions of dollars; has
no suspended debt; has lost dollar failed
to pay any certificate when due.
JNO. THOMPSON, President
VIM II. CHRISTIAN, Cashier,
mh5-ts HUGH w. FRY, Secretary.
NAPITAL $50, OOO.-COMMERCIAL
" SAVINGS BANK.-Ofice at the store of Quarles
Brooke, on 14th street.
Depostors in this institution will receive six per
cent on all sums remaining on deposite six months
or longer, and FIVE per cent, for shorter time.
VIM g. PAINE, President.
B. r. BROOKE, Treas. jy 6-ts
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nOLLAR CORDIAL FOR THE BILL.
II LION.-This celebrated Mixture. is g certain
cure for certain disease, it is certain cure for
certain weakne if OF long short duration. You
will find marked improvement from the dose, look
this you unfortunates and bottle OF this es,
teemed and highly approved Medicine. The Medical
Faculty recommend it.
To be had of Duysl Norton, o b. Hil. A. Bode
kerr J. B. Wood, C. Millspaugh, P. Semple, on
Main street: L. B. Thomas and Andrew Leslie, OPP
posite the R. and +. r. r. on Broad street. ssA.
f. g. q.
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/ eahio CoNiC-At funeral service, held re.
ssnuy IN respect to the memory Of the husbands,
~ es ana ehldren OF those who had fallen By
bereased husbands was listening yery 'conris.
ssen'Iy 70 the eulosies of his deceased wife, while
1T successor bis second help meet was sitting
-, 70 nia. The wisest man has said there Is
.i.s.. NO" under the sun, and perhaps he was
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PIE; LIVE: t I'm d, ;1To FARslERs

arrangemenfs tor regular supply Of shelIs am pre-
pared to furnish any quantity Of well-bnrnt Shell
Lime. a. low or lower than can be produced else
where. II will be delivered for farmers any Of the
railroad depots and 70 consumers In the city wherever
Lime kilns. opposite Tredegar Iron Works At MI
John j. Werths Office. corner 10th street and Basin
bank. O. 81 Mesms smith and Hnwocds Hardware
ja Is Jim aH WILLIAM SMITH
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shhihLf CALAAITY.-On Saturday night iasf,
ne noase Of Levi Phillips six or seven miles wesI
" WaukeRan, was burned, and Mr.. Z. ana q
shsr daughter and hired man wore able to effect
euelf escape but, sad TO tell the former vas -
peuy burned and frozen afterward, thai nsr re-
YER Is considered doubtful. ana sue y pe =
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MEDICINES.

Tn0II.1RD,s X III Is .MATIC LIN.
MENT-This Lnment hsslns e ess .ssx eau-
ia; nj incident to man and beastre1uirnE sn sxies
prov en- 70 be the most rslia bic sItcIe
now before Che I1os s sss Jsints colns
Sc this Imminent il smest CERTAIN eu.e sttest
Gus certificates coming ia from al quaI.s 3, s,ins
With any eomplaiaf for which thi, Liuimeqhr a,s b.
commended TO give it speedy trial a. snr one 'o
generally saficisnt to make s pe 81
= ssRse E e gabD e ApIE
BENNETT 6 BEERs Z; ' TTaaSnHs. sn,.d It,
5hockoe HILL and Druggists seneraiiy 'hio ' fe IS
THE STAR sPANGLE :.1,l 1870 bsI form,
The star spangied Banner in the breeze o. 'he
We Will cherish and protect these whereof you
De- ell, br.vsly defend the sweet DAG of the sea.
May our Union never sever; our friendship COM :.
I,s si tby stars and Oily stripes of all others out.
.ucon nJ Colds and Asthma viii be very brief.
If you take Lsonards Cough syrap, or hss'a@s
Relief.
price Is cts. per bottle: 5 bottles 81.
robe had of Duval & Nort,n, A, Bodeker, o. B
Hill L. B. Thomfs, Laidley Robinson, y r. Sem
ule s. H. Zachrisson, and all Drusgsts In tbs State
OF Wheiesaie Agents. Messrs. Purceli. Ladd & Co.
H0WE MEDICINE.--NRs. DAWS'
IA ELIXIR cures Coughs, Colds and Whooping
Cough and affords great relief in Consumption and
most Diseases arising from colds and neglected coughs
The following few extracts from certificates Of
citizens of Richmond who have tested its virtues:
BY timely use of il, have doubt it has saved
one many doctors fees. know of its good effects
with great many other than my own family."-ttm.
McCrely.
II have used it in my family for three years. and
found it the beat family medicine have ever used y"
NJ. 4. Stegeasoa.
For sickness among children, nothing can be bet
terp--M. B. GodWia.
AZ have tried all the cough remedies of the day,
aud have hesitation in saying that believe MRS
DAVIS to be the most valuable preparation OF the kind
now ia usep--Etijah Wdyyen.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett Been,
Alex. Duval Patterson Jackson, Chas. MiilspRugh,
e. J. Picot, A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale
MIR, JACKSON--.Sir: BY the inslru.
WI mentality of friend of mine was induced to
try your Dtters, likewise my wife, found they Lad
the desired effect her rather more than myself Ior
she had lost her appetite and wasvery sicky but now
she restored to her appetite, and finds great pleas
ure in recommending your Btters TO those who wish
relief from such disagreeabie and weakenlngey evil
Yours respectfully, I'D. J. ATKINS,
Chesterfield.
They may be found at John f. Jacksons Laidley
kobnson's, E. j. PcOt's, A. Bodeker's 8. I'M. Zach
risson's Chas Mispaughs Bennett Beers, Alex.
DuvaFs Druggists, and VIM G. Bsttaille, Richmond,
Va
All orders promptly attended to. js q
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All orders promptly attended to.

GOOD NEWS FOR THE AFFLICTED.
N DR.. PULLERS COMPOUND TOLU.--The
above preparation is of the most prom pt and eff
cient remedies cases of Catsrrh Bronchial Afec
TONS Colds, Coughs Hemorrhage of the Lungs, and,
in fact all affections of the Throat and Chest that
car be resorted to. In its use, deleteross effect
need be apprehended, whilst it frequently effects
cure like Q charm.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, BY
JOHN FULLER, NJ. d !,
Halifax Street. Petersburg, Va.
The following gentlemen have given certificates as
to the efficacy Of DR.. Pullers Compound Tou, copies
of which will be found wrapped around each bottle
JOS Nollner, NJ D., of Petersburg; B. Y. Gates, J:
M. Morris, Wesley Grisg, John w. Leath, Samuel
Crawford, and Z. c. Murphy, of Petersburg
For sale in this city by Duval 4 Norton, Dove l.
Co., J. B. Wood and A. Bodeker, Main Street, and L.
B. Thomas and White 4 Harris, Broad Street.
Ia lQ-2mk
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sTRsrsAay Msrs.rs, Essrs.ry =, -
GEAR sxow t,roRx--scrsEs rs ACIrf.--Ins
.aoswseo IN. n Palladium. Of THURSDAY W."
-. =, s,s,,,,s ~ a., heaytest snow storm ever
sexpsfisncsd ID hat city. ..,,a
sssS - "A -. ....,..nrra on Friday. the VINE
49,. = -. srnsn the north west sno sI1 ass
s5s.~ e.;siS nv saturday morning xs1e s ss..y
Of new snow had fallen. and gresI IA sv,sens a.
sod thas the ears on h, sa 70 ees about mile out Of
- 800 = whole days stFusge iIAsei on
the rsiirosd was entirely az 2"
In The eity-window shutters " 'ns -ss'e' 'eH'~'
e f.i,,na az The snow and the bowling Of the
= - .,.si,aed with unabsted fury for four days
80 s.ring sh.a time hardly man. and not ye
sssnrs,n;on Of the Storm Even the papers-the RAJ
Z ,sdium and the Times and Journsi--were not puo
iished Tor two or three days The Palladium " as
Issued for the last fine previous TO I nflro as,
on Monday morning., but the carriers VIZ ~
70 distribute Il to more than fifty suoscroefs Wno
resided near the Office and the mail eouid mol car
nv Oh edition TO the distant subscrioers.
- Finally ON Tuesday night, the dismal winds
suosided, and the avalanche o. o~ uo
sceud "Wednesday morning came out bright ana
!. lelear. The Palladium thus describes the scene
then presented:
Sf,r rItv riyaied the winter scenes of the Arctic
rag;a,s and such q storm could only be equAled
mere The streets in many parts of the city were
Irupassable the snow ranging from four TO ten and
twenty feet in depth, aud in some places the drifts
are thirty feet Deep Many of the residences were
q banked up with snow to the second story. Water
street is totally impossible. Tbs river Is almos:
entirely closed up 70 the lower bridge extraor
binary occurrence, and wild ducks took refuge in
the little open water near the bridge during the
STORM. from the raging elements the Lake. Ol
course the roads in the interior are completely
iInpasssbie, and It Is impossible to say how soor
we shall get communication with the country
The snow now lies to depth on level OF fron
SIX to sight feet in the woods.
No COMMUNICATIONS was hsd with any other city
for f1e days, when train got through 70 syracuse
& N W gk35 81 q.
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NOTICE.. Having been employed by
Y Mr. Ladd, to act in my former capacity of Gene
raj Superintendent and Manufacturer OF the Rich
mond Soda Water and Bottling establishment en-
brace this method of informing my numerous friends
aud patrons of the old establishment that nothing
shall be wanting my part to sustain its former repu
tatjon and from an experience of eight in the
business feel assured of my competency give entire
satisfaction all who may be pleased TO favor the
house with their patronage.
rye Orders for Soda Water, Porter, Ale and Cider,
from city or country, will meet with prompt atten-
tion NJ. MCCORMICK,
de- % No. 500. Broad street.
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V,HE liODDS MUST BE SOLD.--As our
stock is unusually large for the season, we win
otter great bargains in NR.k =
Rich Velvet, MORE Antique, Satin and Cloth Cloaks
and Talmss
Plaid, Long White and Black and Cold Tibet and
White Grape Shawls
French Merinoes, Cashneres and Mouselines =
Plaid Merinoes, Plaid Flannes aud Comforts
Bed and Servants Blankets
Pepitentiary and other Plaid Linseys
10 cases Sheep Grey Satinets PULLED Cloths aud other
goods for servants, will be sold great bargains
Also. IN Carpetinss great reduction viii be sub
mitted to in rich Tapestry Velvet and BRUSSELS Car
PETS to prevent carrying them over to the next sea-
tH
Cash purchasers particularly invited to call be-
ing assured that il will be to their interest 10 do 40
at ~ Main street CHRISTIAN LATHROP,
jazz The Cash Store
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* 80
= SEElA,lTa ks 5Gg 81: S;EtsSsH4 y d.
5' sssrRi RE ~ cs,snSiss Aos.i saildise !
s,..sis , s.s: . ssss ss.1'ssi
s g;s s. ssls s sessd
line CaIfskir sewsd Shoes. I'd. 80 ~.
ri ANTHONY has msds axfaneemsnes VIII onc
Of tine best makers IN the city e .nbs,snss csEs
sewea i pou - "a n .a',s sssf oe is--d&c1y
-, q EAT RED IN
3PRlCES,--Tg mif the times. WIN sen
do More Morocco wsitsd Buskns IS cents per Psir
80 ~ Womsnss Goat do 81 cents
- do de D Bootees sal cents 80.
Misses do gu cents "
,y;.h x,eat ruanv other Shoes,s too numerous 70 i
mention. which viii be sold in proportion. s,s sd
sacx DIV Goods which viii sell at greatly reduced
prices. Can and see for yoarWssatR c,rs HARRIS.
su-st. 1ss Broad st., between 9Th and 9th.
- - TELL ME!..-Whs woutd be
- without shoes such westher as this n. = AZ y
- Maurice's you can buy all KIND Of !" Ahn
SHOES for Yourselves and servants
Ladies thick sole morocco boots and buskfns
ladies', Kid buskins and boeteea thick sciss
Ladies calf-skin buskius and bootees, thick soles
M9ssss, bnsk;ns. warm as any shoe can be.
Gents thick sole calf-skin water proof bootees eai
fArs. and boots, great many kuius sHla
Bows boots at every PRICE e
Chdrer's shoes of every sort
Servants boots bootees and shoes to SUIT the haro
India Rubber shoes for ladies and gentlemen.
Call and get good pair of warm sno s1. aGd
good health. ~ =. D mA Xxi TN Main 1T.
fe6 Io., Ma.. ::
=, n EW7 AND EXTENSIVE II A II ~
Iii car AND FUR DEPOT, No.B MAIN !. e. p.
- Members of the Legislature and VISITORS 20 "a
ss.Jortnent of Hats Caps Ladies and Childrens
Furs; Misses Beaver Flats and Bonnets ana Sy
Carriage Robes at Wholesale and RETAIL On tue mus
R"Gentlemen,s Hats made to order Of the I'm
est quality and at the shortest not,ss. wE1s,eER.
- OVER . II . r. s.-,Hecelse. , .Te
9morning BY Adams 4 Co.'S Express, n lsre1
- lot of ladies and gents Gum Eissllc w.
Shoes Those ladies and gentlemen Tn ap and SUP
uratng for them are requested to call carry ah9
ply themselves as they are G SIlPSS G. PAGE Jr,
: On IS Market Bridge.
"a BY !sl ANS E i3Stb January, by Ad-
s ans am, 4 Co.'S Express, the following season.
able and desirable Shoes for ladies and misses
Ladies' thick sole heeled morocco Doo''
:. gum elastic ips Over Shoes.
Misses thick sole morocco boots z5ts
Tosstbsr with many other styles to which respect
fully invite the attention Of In aalss e. PAGE Jr
tan No IS Market Bridge.
=. LADIES, MOROCCO and GOAT
-&5 ROOTS Just received new supply at
WALSHS Emporium, No A. ReSoIIsct,
sign of the Big Boot. Jas MM. MALsH.
w. LADIES AND GENTl1EAE EN-
have inst received a lot of Over Shoes OF every
81 description for Ladies' Gentlelnen Misses aud
1T Rnys Also Over Shoes with heels for ladies,
suitable for ladies heel Shoes and GaiteTs Fof sac
by a, -, tt q" p;hnoa
jaS1 10 ~ WAN s.Ioe,, I-o.-o
FRESH SUPPLY.-l4adies, thick
So and thin sole Caters at &l %; Ladies' Mo-
rocco Walking Boots; Ladies' Morocco
Walking Buskins; Ladies' Goat Buskins; Misses
Goat and Morocco Boots; Children's Thick sole
Bootees fresh lot Of the above SHOES inst RECEIVE
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n II. BRIDGEORD & CO., GENERAL.
~. COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MER-
CHANTS, Corner 10th and Dock streets. Richmond
ya.--Attend particularly to the sale of Rock
Lime Cement Hay, Rosin, Tar, Plaster, Flour, Feed
Grain 1e Also. TO orders for the purchase of Mer.
handize generally. ef1s es.ss5
We are also prepared to take storage and effect In
srrance on same at the lowest city rates Our Ware
houses being situated the Dock goods can be stor
ed with US free of Drayage.
d. B. BRIDGFoRD. n. TINSLEY PATE.
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EE0REE .. .sUMNKR. has q sssrs \
NJ. large and handsome assortment Of White or.
lite and 6lHe Print Ware, both Id sofa and b n
dozen; also, large stoek Of Edged and G. C. Nnl
Of ailost every description aud STYLE Of Foods n
would respectfully invite The csy and country III
70 en examination, fsslins sssursd that he can N
entife sstisaction 10 these wishiua u purchase ~
lss ss ~ = 81 IA. 3 pEAsL sTREst I
DYRE6-J 11e rcco5vS1 - srrI SarsrssV
buckingham Rfpo4 of diGexenk e1eA snd y
psx1os 7esllty, whtek will eesRl4 tuw e Shs e."
I'D !. r. 4,
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NIOTICE.-TO PASSENGERS ON THE
~ RICHMOND AND DANVILLE, AND SOUTH
SIDE RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
DANVILLE OR LYNCHBURG;
Breakfast. Breakfast! Ample time given
TO eat.
The subscriber is now prepared to furnish the pas
sengers daily with BREAKFAST, at the Junction of
the Richmond and Danylle and South-Sde Railroads,
Immediately on their arrival on the cars.
my 17-l2m SAML ID. BURKE
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NOTICE.-Passengers going North are hereby
Y informed that on and after SATURDAY, lst of
September the trains of the Fredericksburg Railroad
Company will always stop at the 5 LASH COTTAGE
HOTEL sufficient time to allow those who desire to
do 70, to obtain Breakfast or Supper. By the
PROPRIETORS.
Slash Cottage Hotel, Aug. 81, 1855. au 81
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

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LNL DIVAN..-A few thousand papers Of
Ia this superb Smoking Tobacco, for sale wholesale
and retail, by L. VERIFY, Agent,
No. 4, Wall street,
de 2E3m Under St. Charles Hotel
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NTOTICE,-.The Ballard Hotel saloon, in
~ the new building opposite the Exchange Hotel
entrance the same that to the hotel This esfao
Ijshment on the European plan is this day open Tor
the accommodation of the public, and the subscriber
hopes that the neat and elegant style ia which ne has
fitted up his salocn, will so far meet their appreciation
that he wi receive fair share of their patronage
He solc;tss visit J. w. SMITH.
ia Is Late of I.ynchburg, Va.
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4 MEXICAN HOTEL, RICHMOND, VA:
n The travelling public is respectfully informed
that the American Hotel is still open and under the
personal supervision of the Subscriber.
The GILMOR HOUSE. Baltimore, will bn super
intended by Mr.. w. s. WARNER, tlste of st. Nicho-
is2i-lm* j. MILDEBERGER SMITH.
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HOTELS.

NTOTItIE,..THE MILFORD HOT SIC.
~ The travelling public are hereby notified that the
MILFORD HOUSE is open for their accominoda
ton. This house is situated at Milford Depot, on the
line of the r. +. 4 P. r. r. The proprietor ls pre-
pared to give good accommodations and hopes TO De
literally patronized.
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DERSONS visiting the city during the
l. winter, will find the POWHATAN HOUSE
very pleasant agreeable and convenient Hotel to stop
Its location ia in the most agreeable part of the
city. Being convenient TO the Capitol and the most
business parts of the city, also to places of
offers inducements that cannot fail to please.
de IL JOHN DARRACOTT. Proprietor.
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a4s1aH -ANNHESIEh, FOX bALE.-A farm
OF 80 acres, miles from Richmond on the road lead
tersburg Railroad in good condition and easily i'm,
prosed--a small dwelling house servants hon,e
smoke house, and brick barns; also valuable va.
ter power for milling manufacturing -
FOR further particulars enquire Of VIM Carnsn,.,
near the premises or of Goddin Apperson.