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Travel in South Western Virginia.

LYNCHBURG, Jan. 22.--The passenger train Oh
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad arrived here
tie 9 p NJ. this morning. 1t was due yesterday
afternoon. 1t met the up train which lefthere yes
tarday morning at Big Spring. The snow is decI
and has drifted very much ON the Allegheny
mountains No train in ON the South-Side ROAD
since Saturday. The Virginia and Tennessee will
make the trips up to time as usual.
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Improyement of Rivers,

The Fredericksburg Herald, in an able article
advocating the aid of the Legislature to the inn
provement of Virginia rivers, gives the following
example Of what a city may become by improved
navigation: With six feet of water in the Clyde,
Glasgow contained a population of 10000 with
fifteen feet Of water, she now numbers 350, 0C0-
The obstacles she overcame were much greater
than those standing in our way.
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Commodore stewart.

The veteran Commodore Stewart, or "Old Iron
Sides" as he is Familiarity termed in the Navy has
published long letter, reviewing the law and &C
ton of the Naval Board in regard to himself
After demolishing the law and its administration,
the Commodore concludes by saying that. from the
judgment approved by the President, only because
it came from Board created by authority of law,
he appeals to the representatives of the American
people and if they approve it, he will feel that the
commission he bears is q reproach ftG-5 +
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-23

A BROTHER OF ANTHONY BURNS, named Hen
ry Burns, who is owned in Louisiana, recently OBJ.
tanned permission to visit his relations in Virginia
on his way he forced by the ice in the river to
travel through Ohio on land. The abolitionists
hearing that he was brother of the famous An
thony Burns, made all sorts of offers to induce
him to become free, tut the honest negro refused
and came on to Virginia, from whence he will re-
turn to his master
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-23

POST OFFICE ArFAIRs.-Vr giaia.-To fill va
cancies created by designations, the Postmaster
General has made the following appointments
Walter Buchanan, postmaster at Wheatley, Eau
quier county, vice Joha Il. Kelly Maxwell M
Ball, postmaster at Janelew, Lewis county, vice
David H. Smith. VIM. E. Davis, postmaster al
Burntville, Brunswick county, vice w NJ H. John
son. Samuel l.. Boom postmaster at Bakers Run
Hardy county, vice James d. Boon.
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Lean Yeur.

The editor Of the Staunton yindicator the Demo
cratic organ of Augusta invites the ladies to call
round and take him sleigh riding. He proposes, If
any Of them object to him the ground that he is
married, he win send them to his "sngle friend
of the True American. This is the most liberal
use of the privileges of Leap Year" we have
yet heard Of We trust the single gentleman Of the
American organ of old Augusta is ready to face
the music.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-23

SUDDEN DEATH-At the Franklin Hotel, in
Southampton, Va, on the night of the 18th inst,
Dr. Vim. A. Armistead, of BERTHE N. c., died un-
der distressing circumstances. He had visited the
Virginia Institute to sick relative, and re-
turned to the Hotel about o'clock in the evening.
In an hour he was a corpse. Disease of the heart
was believed to be the cause of his DEATH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-23

IMMIGRATION OF 1855 AND le56-The emigra
ton from Great Britain and Ireland to the United
States during the year 1856, by vessels registered
and inspected by the British Government, was
4s,772 Irish, 1884 English, 10620 Scotch, 5,l4l
principally German, $50 cabin passengers total
s4,607. The Liverpool Albion says:
"a much greater exodus may be expected in 1856
extensive preparations having been made to faeili
tate emigration from Germany ON larger scale
than has yet been attempted, the great bulk Of
which will pass through Liverpool"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-23

CAUCUS NoMINATIoN.-The Richmond cores
pendent of the Alexandria Sentinel, says that the
Democratic members of the Legislature. have held
caucus and nominated J. S. Calvert, of Shenan-
doah for State Treasurer and w. A. Moncure of
Caroline for Second Auditor.
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Later from Havana

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1e.-Dates received here
| from Havana to the 10th. Rachel and troupe had
sailed for Europe.
The weather was the coolest ever experienced
there.
Sugar active and supply inactive. Yellow III %
| l3l, White 9s0l14. Molasses, sag rails
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THE DANISH SOUND DUEs.-A Paris letter, pub
ished in Saturday afternoons issue of the New
York Commercial Advertiser, states that Secre-
tary Marcy's circular in regard to the Danish
Sound Dues gives great satisfaction, and that the
difficulty is regarded as settled upon the basis OF
that document
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SeuafornougIas

WASHINGTON, Jan. pa letter received here,
from Cleveland, O., says that it is impossible to fix
any tive when Hon. S. A. Douglas viii be able to
come here. He has had an operation performed on
his throat, which must cause much delay.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, lr, :.

CITY OF RICHMOND, Towit:
This day before me, A. D. Williams, Notary
Public in and for the city aforesaid personally ap-
peared VIM. P. Munford, the President, and James
X. Lee the Secretary, of the Marshall Company, and
severaliy made oath that the foregoing statement of
the financial condition of said Company brought down
the 3lst day of December 1856 true to the best
of their knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand this 22d day of january 1856.
ia 23-lt @ A. ID. WILLIAMS, N. p.
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eTThe Poetry of Physic..-Ayer,s Pills
glide, sugar-shod the palate, but their energy,
Although wrapped there and tells with giant force
on the very foundations of disease There are thou
sands of sufferers who would not wear their disteni-
pers they know they could be cured for 70 ctstry
Ayers Pills and you win know it.
Purify the blood and disease will be starved out.
Cleanse the system from impurities and you are
cured already.
Digestion Weakness Headache Backache, Sideache
Jaupdice Rheumatism, Dersnsements Of the Liver,
Kidueys and Bowels, all arrangements and all dis
eases which purgative remedy reach, fly before
them like darkness before the sun.
Reader, ifyou suffering from any of the nunner-
ous complaints they cure, suffer norethe remedy
has been provided for you, and it criminal to meg
lect it.
That AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAL 10 the best medi-
AYRR's PILLS the best of all Pills. known to
these who have'used them.
Prepared by DIR. j. C.AYER, Lowell, Mass, and
sold BY PURCELL, LADD l. CO.. wholesale and re-
tail, Richmond, Va. no 30eod&c2m
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MARINE NEWS.

u.spror ROADS. Ian 22---Arrived: Bsrque 4
Cocker from New Orleans. bound for kachmona'
with cargo of sugar end molasses.
NnsroIK, Jan 22-Auived: Schr. Protector. Car
- from New York bound to Nansemond River;
Reports IS vessels ashore between Squam besch ana
Sandy Hook. .a=ssts4
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Fra,n PORT auPrince.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22,-Port au Prince dates
the LIST instant received here and confirm the
reported defeat of the Haytiens by the Domini-
cans. Faustus had escaped from the field and a
reward of OO00 doubloons had been offered for his
head There was intense feeling against him and
it was thought that if was caught he would be shot
nv his own neonle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-23

TRAyEL-The Central Railroad cars are rum
ming the entire distance from Richmond to Alexan-
dria, and notwithstanding the snow, are doing the
trip in almost schedule time. The R. Z. e. Potomac
Railroad with the boat ON the Potomac is also
taking passengers through so that travellers need
have no fear of detention in Richmond ON account
of the weather
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The PrOhibitOry Liquor Law in New
Brunswick.

ST JOHN, n. B., Monday, Jan. q, lS56-At a
meeting of fifteen hundred inhabitants of Frede-
rickton ON the 10Th inst, the Mayor presiding, re-
solutions condemnatory of the Prohbitory Liquor
Law were carried by vote of five to one
Speeches were made on both sides. The proceed
ings were harmonious and conducted with much
good feeling, closing with three cheers for the
Onapn Z
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From Texas.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l8.-Dates from Galveston
to Saturday are received. The weather was ex
ceedingly cold and snow had fallen The river
Brazos was frozen over at Ceraneos, and teams
were crossing on ice.
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MIR. Banks.

According TO the Washington Star, NJ Banks
has repudiated, with emphasis, and even horror.
the amalgamation sentiments attributed to him
He shudders to carry out his principles to their
logical conclusions.
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Ir.,rxy STATES AND EsaLAsp.--Ws have m .sh
ssned n our sslssraphic column the facs o ~
ucs.ion In regard 70 foreign saAars, IN ~. \.
iprson Union. Il says that no aocn 60 nm
the suspendon Of diplomatic ..h,n.,. = has
e cssa' ., Ss .srsea. y further states
. assa our relation. with that sove,nnsa' are Ger
sa tain delicate and perhaps er.s. By. the pro-
he evidence. going TO indicate me aseaey o ..
'no:e -. = s...Il Of Mr. Champion, and the Con
,nlies.ed in the recruitment Of soldiers for
=. Crime.. furnishes the only foundation, It Is
thought, for the statement of suspension of diplo-
= .tic Intercourse The Union adds:
whilst we desire by this correction to avoid any
,,usounded apprehensions Of an impending diff
Gritty with Great Britain, we cannot deny that
there are serious questions of difference between
the two governments which ought to be thought
fully considered by those members of Congress
who are obstructing the organization of the House
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-23

! INDIA RUBBERs-The supply of these very
useful articles at this particular uncture has been
pretty well exhausted A lot has just been re
ceived however, at MATRICES Shoe Store, square
above the Dispatch. -
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THE KANSAS DIFFIcULTY.-A despatch from
ST. Louis of the 2lst, says the reported battle in
Kansas proves to have been greatly exaggerated
None were killed, and only few slightly wound
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s VIRGINIA BoNDs.--A sale of a, 600 in Virginia
SIS was made in New York Monday at 500 50. In
the news by the America 1t is stated that in Lon
don transaction in Virginia SIS had taken place at
81. and more were to be had at s2 ex div.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-23

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 19.-The official publica-
ton of the list of letters for this city has been
awarded to the Delta after warm contest with
tho Picayune
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-23

BWe are requested to state that Governor
Wise has added to the State delegation, appointed
70 the Southern Commercial Convention, the name
Of Mr.. o. p. Baldwin, Senator from the Richmond
piatrict.-RicAmond EKquirer
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DEAD-Peter S. Morris, Esq, native OF Fred
ericksburg Va died at Benicia, California, on the
Sd of December He was clerk of the U. S. Land
(ltiaa fhara
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ryThe following Committee. eppoinssldl

e. statement Of the Financial condition
of the Homestead Company, December Sist, lSoo:
Cash paid for the redemption of shares S2S 9o2 81
Cash on hand, l51 II
Due the Company by members 80 %
Number of shares redeemed, 234.
Liabilities none. ltt s
Property, none. - IN
Cash value of each share, PZ4 IL
VIM A. BUFFERS Sec'y.
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ySpecial Notice.-.Our snle Of Mules
will positively take place THIS DAY, at II o'clock
on Council Chamber Hill, near Earnest's Stables
TERMs-90 days credit EB. COOK l. CO. i
la Is .i.st u u Auctioneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-23

HALIFAX, Jan. 22.-There is nothing yet of the
steamer Africa, due here, with dates from Liver
pool to the 9th inst; four days later.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-23

NEW ORLEANS Jan. ls-The Legislature organ.
lied at Baton Rouge Monday All the officers
elected were Democrats. a.I
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PATENTS FOR ls55--There were issued In the
year 1855, 1913 patents, the following being the
number received by the citizens of the States =
New York, $50; Massachusetts,, 304; Pennsylya.
mia, 237; Ohio, l3a; Connecticut, sl0s; New Jer-
ssy. e.; New Hampshire. a.; Virginia, As; Hi.
sois. IS; Indiana, 81; Maryland, "a; Vermont, %
Rhode Island. 20 Michigan, % Maine, "a; Ken
lucky, %; Louisiana. III Wisconsin, Is; Ala.
esna, l3i Delaware 8; Tennessee, g.; Mississip-
pl !; Missouri, g; Iowa, z; South Carolina, s;
aeoseiA 9; California, S; Texas, S Florida, 4 !;
Norm Carolina .; Arkansas, l. There were Also
esusd 70 France. u; England, Is; Canada, 3;
xrussia. ,; Belgium l and Germany |.
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AMUsEnfHNTe

DICHMOND ATHENEUM. !. VIZ =
~ THAcKEnAY ESQ will deliver the third Ise,a..
the Athensum, ON WEDNESDAY EvcNTrnma al Y, q
sd and his fourth and concluding lecture on I1s
DAY EVENING, the 26th Of January. - a.
~ Price of Admission, 50 cents
e Doors open at u O'Clock 2. n. Lscsurs ia h.
I'll o . -. = --- 10 3-4
'1sfikATkE.--
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err m va - Children's and Youths,
CLorHING.-The undersigned has taken the store on
Main street, opposite to the American Hotel, where
he would be pleased to his friends and customers
He intends carrying ON the MERCHANT TAILOR
ING BUSINESS in all its branches. He also in-
tends keeping full assortment of YOUTHS and
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, as heretofore, and re-
spectfully solicts call from those in want.
ia l-lm* j. III. RIDDICK.
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SMALL Pox IN CHEsTERrIELD.-A correspon-
dent, writing from Chesterfield, says that there are
a number of small pox cases In the upper part of
that, county. Very few, If any, however, have
proved fatal under proper treatment
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METROPOLITAN HALL,
FOR FOUR EVENINGS ONLY
Commencing MONDAY, January 2Iss
The principal members of the original and well
known
CHRISTY'S MIN6TRELs,
METROPOLITAN HALL

Organized in 1912, comprising
J. w. RAYNOR, N. w. GOULD.
j. B. DONNIKER, u. CHRISTIAN
l.. CONDIT. w. P, COLLINS
Fl. HUNTINGTON. and ]. T. DONNELLY
who most respectfully announce to tho citizens Of
Richmond, FOUR of their
Chaste and Fashionable Musical Soirees,
AT THE ABOVE HALL.
When they will have the honor to offer
at A NEW PROGRAMME THROUGHOUT
replete with musical gems, new character
Dances and new burlesqaes--Ths Hutchinson FAM.
ly, Ten Minutes at the Academy of Music, with SONS
new quaint, quizzical and quiet bon mots-in fact
little of everything and everybody.
For eight years the above troupe performed at s72
Broadway, New York, under the direction of p
CHRIsTY, who is no longer connected with the corps
In fact, their names are as familiar a. household
words
tg- For particulars, see bills.
Tickets 25 cents.
R- PARTICULAR NOTICE.-The above troupe
have now no connection with E. p. Christy
ia 17-6t --------
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sPECIAL NOTICES.

~ A Card.-.The steamer BcIvidere anu
her cargo are both safe SO informed BY gem
.;hbcybood where the boat was lying, This inforna
ton we obtained yesterday evening" about O'CLOCK,
and all those who feel interest In the welfare o. vac
hos, and her cargo. may rely upon it, that this inior
s,;on ia ahead of the last intelligence, which MA
dam Rumor' has given currency fo. uy.rcoN
ia 3-1t LuDLAa .
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TAD oSs.-on Saturday morning dssit for
W vsIo was reeeived IL Portsmouth, Va. from
aMasaneton, % pay Oh ths crew OF the United
esates sioopofwar Dsla The men were n erant
e honorable discharges, viii - pFfviisSe q
Afee mcnths lsave Of abseues, aud fhrea irlorfhr
~. Z thsy rs-snlistsd within twsive weeks AMI
1Astr discharge 4 80 -
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IRON SAFEs..-If yon want ! sesd safe,
s buy one Of 0ayicr's genuine belamAndeu q
IL 23--sa A. NORRIS, 81 Main g.
nky0NHHlHk SkWlNG ~ Al -. :,
~ We have still hand s0zns of the seexe asstas
sewing Of reading Fer sale ~ -. -
- HREP 1kIN q A11s-s1,olAa 9na Wh1te
- Sheep Skin hAta. aeelsl tes pgeesetmf ~ 80
Tor Ss,s ~ ~ ! nui1fxY 3 CO.
WT0OU6HT Nf57T.s~A TN a1nSgsSIens =
:. .s''' : II = s 8 3 e: ]
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In Amsia county Ths5saay The l1a1 p;s .SS
tEs Rev John johns, 20 Mh 11'A"
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LAST NIGHT BUT TWO or
The Misses DENIM.

WEDNESDAY EVENING. JANUARY q, lass
ION
Ion, Miss 8. Denim
Adrastus, Mr.. J. q. Taylor
Clemantne, Miss X. Dsnin
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Y- DIR. O. A. Crenshaw, Office lab Main
Street, over Parker, Nimmo 4 Co.'S lately occupied
by DIR. Haskins. fs.s ja 7-2m~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-23

- CITY ssbscriecry . she Central Pres.
fs1sy;an eftted and publiabed By Rovs. Y. HoCzs
"a n Hoec my leayo Heir names ct the book
Scrss of James Wop&houso q Adolphus Morris.
js ls--sw@ -. s
as~A Ghance Ter Bateains!!! For TIVE
,,,anths only. Near Yesf :56.-Wishinz to reduce
.,. ss.ce 81 Winter Goods 70 make room for Spring
n.yrehsses I viii SELL OFF At COST until the
RRrat dsv ~ March. the following ded5ahIe Goods:
- I'D splendid Velvet Antique and Cloth Closks.
..sss 81 sstfs Fu1y various styles, very cheap.
10 Dreuss Mopslin de.Lsine. FIJI
- Fisd. Hrocade and Plain Silks.
100 wards Meunos and Alpaceas, ell colors. 8
1000 do fist color Calico Il 81 cents
ao.ether with general assortment Of Dry Goods,
which determined tossll Oh e s4c1 gress q cannot
Cheap Cloak, Mantle and !, Dry gCcds depot,
ID next door TO r. X. Whites :
~ Board or Trade COmmiftoc Of Ar.
bitrstion: r, ~,..,
ss y.~x. f1Istop Benz. w. RfcHARDseN.
Hr~I r. f,r1r. JOIN a.. CLAIBORNE.
no Z3-ts 'ssa
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cvPr0tectiOn Compnny..-A special meet
ing of the Stockholders of the Protection Buildin
Fund Company will be held WEDNESDAY EVE
MING, January sd. at O'Clock.
1t is very important that ever member of the Com
pany should attend the meeting, business of i'm
portance must be transacted.
ja22-2t EDWD. SINToN, President
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Col VIM NJ. Cooke, an old resident of Elizabeth
city, N. C., died suddenly last week.
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January IL. 1856.

H- Leonnrd's Cough Syrup.-Ladies and
gentlemen, the astonishing cures made by my COUGH
SYRuP under the name of 'LEoNARD's INSTANT
RELIEF" in Virginia, New York, Brooklyn and Eng
land has induced me to bring this Cough Syrup to
your particular notice.
1t is not medicine that be styled with the APP
pelatou of QUAcK MEDICINE, it was used by one
of the most eminent physicians Of Bedford Square,
London, with whom passed the greater part OF my
professional career, and pescribed by him after
every disease that left any affecting the SYSTEM
and not in single instance was known to fall
Finding upon my arrival in this country the great
prevalence of Coughs Colds, &C., induced, by
many who had been benefited by my Cough Syrup
here and in New York, to bring it before the public,
the sale of which during the last twelve months has
exceeded my utmost expectations
The sale of this medicine in Richmond, during so
brief q period. has exceeded TEN THOUSAND BOT
TLEsa pretty certain sign of its virtues and effects
in curing Coughs Colds, nc, in their most virulent
stages many having been cured after trying all o.
truns applicable the disease, after the of two
or three bottles of this truly wonderful medicine
have put the Medicine up in bottles, at % cts.,
or bottles for 81, as to suit the convenience OF
all: and feel certain that if any person affected
with cough. of 20 years standing, will take
this Syrup directed, it win cure them; and can
conscientously say that is the cheapest and most
efectual remedy offered for the benefit of those
afflicted with Coughs, Colds, Consumption, and
Asthma. -sts 3ai
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-23

IL To the LADIES'. Dowden's ID { a
FLUID is now acknowledged by all Dentists to be the
best preparation for the Teeth in 1t has in fact
superseded all Tooth Powders and other injurious
compounds. Used q cosmetic, it whitens and soft
ems the Skin, imparts beautiful glow TO the COM
plexion, and efectually prevents it from chapping-
See circular for the testimony of the principal Dem
lists of this city. For sale by BENNETT BEERS,
PURCELL, LADD CO. ADIE & GRAY, LAID.
LEY & ROBINSON, GRUBBS l. APPERSON, and
all Druggists. ia l4-Sm
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II L. p. Chase, M. D.. meopathist...
Office 167 Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank,
Richmond Va 1900 Is 44+ ia S--3m
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ISHE subscriber has q Negro Woman and
= children for whom he desires to obtain good
home for this year. She i only twenty-four Year,
Ek wonid not objsct to her going short distance
in the country. Apply 70 .e-
broad IT.. Church dill next deer 70 the.
h z5-6t Fresbytedsn Church.
MOUNTAIN AUCkWHEAT HLOUk-
NA In smAl has fnE family uas, voEy pieas lev sals
BY as III. fRr.s
AT LO w PR4Gkss-Whlte and Gilt
csstess. WsitsaA Tail csslssZ, kcs g
y - 6s8as lol Breed sueet.
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rT DIR. ID. =. Watson offers his PrOfes.
s;onsl saryices TO the citizens of Richmond.
Once and residence corner of franklin and 9Th
.treets js slim
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beg to remain yours, respectfully,
THOMAS LEONARD.
Wholesale Agents, Messs PURCELL, LADD &
CO., 80 Main st, Richmond.
To be had of L.. B. Thomas, Laidley 4 Robinson,
A. Bodeker and all druggists and dealers in the State
of Virginia So ia 17-6t
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To conclude with the
Peter Spyke, MI, @. 4. Housh
Gertrude, Mis K Dsnin
u EAR WOMAN - : -
- Has arrived in town, and 10 ready to be- seen on
WEEK only, from A. M. to Bpm. -'
She is pronounced by all who have seen hor. 10 h.
the greatest curiosity in the world Go and see her
by all means. IA 92sts
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sTATE OF VIRGINIA. ]

CITY OF RICHMOND, %.
sday before me, Samuel r. Bayly, Notary Pub,
lie and for the city aforesaid personally appeared
Augustus Anderson, President, and VIM. A. Suffers,
Secretary, of the Homestead Company and severaly
made oath that the foregoing statement OF the hnan
cial condition of said company, brought down to the
3lst day of December 1885, true to the best OF their
knowledge and belief -
Given under my hand this 22d day of January, 1856
ia 23-lt - SAML i. bA4Lf, N. r.