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%. jN Q. E. Eh WVo5o56wARp, Commits,

l. IKE BhtCh SLABS AND JAMS
1 Also, Superior SOAP STONE.-TO BUILDERS
CRATE Settlers AND OTHERS.-I have for
SHE well selected stock Of FIRE BRICK, SLABS,
sAd JAMS. Also, superior SOAP STONE. All
4riy fitted 70 match all kinds OF Grates &c. The
Rtate articles Of superior quality. shall keep for
bic regular supply. Apply at my Foundry.
20 lN---lm :. ID. DEkOON
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I NJ L Il ID 1.-The I'M
IL de gned, to wit: CHARLES z. MoRRIss, john
+. TANNER and JOSEPH r. ANDERSON, have this day
agreed continue, until the st&ay of January 1851.
the limited partnership which was entered into by
Iron Manufacturing, the lot and piece of land
known the Tredegar Rolling Mill, whereof they
propretors, in the city of Richmond in the
OF Morriss Tanner. The said Norris, resident of
the county of Henrico and the said Tanner resi-s
dent of the city of Richmond general partners;
and the said Anderson, resident OF said city the
special partner, and contributed to the capital of the
partnership when the or ginaly formed the
sum of f15,600. ..
Witness our hands, at the city of Richmond, this
LIST day OF January, 1856.
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DRy C.Of,DS. DRY GOODS .-SALE
DOF BARGAINS CONTINUED ONE " EEk.I
Iaconat CaInbrics. 81 cts Real Bobbin Edgngs CT
Fine quality do, f2a cts cts -,
Swiss Musins, l2i Cts Real Thread Lace ~ Gus
cts - in Black, White and Blue
-. ct,;ned and Swiss I2l cts -
u.sI;ns 35cts FOR Miss do, 10 cts aiz@
Irisb Linens 81 cts Lace and Gimpure
pillow Linen, 3l4 cts Sleeves, 20 cts
Finest Bird Eye Diapers, Blk Boot Laces al Gus
IYa,sv ce,asd Skirts 571 Light Kid Gloves ST. cts
ets " Grass Linen Hdkfs, l2s
Best quality Bleached cts ,as aH
Shifting, l2a cts ss.t e, ,,.,s.
N b. For gentlemen, 80 doz- Linen Cambria HI dkn,
IN white and coored borders at 25 and 81 cts, worth
da,iIs j. MILLHISER l. BRO,
iqS Broad street.
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II INA w 1NNH S0ftOOA<
IL MA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.-The neces-
sary arrangeinents having been made to open
DRAWING SCHOOL in connection with this insti-
tnte the attention Of young men who wish to improve
themselves IN this useful branch of education is
speettalIy solcited. Ample arrangements have been
ane 70 give every necessary facility to beginners
wen as advanced pupils, and pains wi be spared
who pstronize IT, '' = = ssIll s.1-,i4 -
MI WIN PERClvAL hes been engaged as Teacher
The session commences TUESDAY FebY,.sry 18th
TO continue three nights per week for two months
Charge Tor fnenbers ~ per session; others not
members, f77 payable IN advance. aFTats =
AppcatioTcan be made TO either of the follow ing
gentlemen. w = sEzzsc-t FsssE4
S. y. LANDRUM. THOMAS n. WINNIE, VIM
ETTINGER, JNO. A. BELVIH. SAML p. MITCH
Ellis. A. COWARDlN, J. w. LEWELLEN or
THOMAS SAMSDN- fr6-6t 3
TNINE ID X ESs GIOTH FhsItiK ST.
II Just to hand by Exprefs fresh supply ofsuperb
French q 10th Dress Frocks, TO whi h 81 nyit the
ate lier oil those In want OF 30 rally ine al
moderate price. - 49,
fe.l .sz5{tfs E Fl KEEN. Hahn Nssk 60. s
T1OWTHONG TEA,-3O b ,if ~bc.ts Poss-
n,3s q Ems uriile: for 81, ~
,E-is otstoF,AoAc' 90
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AUCTION sALHe.
FUTURE DAYs.
by Baker, Pfensn uts a. Ce.


by Baker, Piensnnts d Co.
EOR SALE.-A VALUABLE BRICK
DWELLING The subscriber iuteudius TO
change his residences, offers for sale privately his
present dwelling house on goth street between frank
nm and Grace The lot hasa front of 30 feet and rms
~ feet The house is in perfect order and
II not soid previously. it will be sold on the 18th
aay OF February st public auction. Apply TO
A. BODEKER
a~'-'os No. TO- Msin Street.
ta,b WIN sen the above at auction, on THURSDAY
~ ~ s''' commencing at o'clock
V - BAKER. PLEASANTS CO. Auets Is
IU xIkG OMAN At ATCTTON.--I
sell at public auction to the highest bid
o., aer at Orange Court House on MONDAY
valuable STALLION aS' my ceieoratea and
Nnginian Is thorough bred, HAVING bssn .;rsd h.
Aosentee cut OF pure bred Mons Tonson mar. q,
neaut IN. pay IL years old perfectly sm,nd .nJ
sure foaI setter He raised end -. u
$1,000 ia orange county-s well known IT,. - ~. ~
gre OF as many fine colts any other hoIss ;n s ths
VIII have no tine to give him anv sttent;o,, a..
easily make his cost by LIST July ~ 40 VIA
Liberal credit will be given the purchaser IL J..
sired. WILT An ~ 3, = Nh, ~ ne-
ORANGE COUNTY, Va, Feb 9th 1875 81,
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DEERS, CORDIAL BITTERS % X
d MORNING REGULATOR.-An Innocent re-
freshing celebrating and delicious Beverage, produ
cling instant relief from the effects of lover indul-
gence" loss of appetite owness of spirits dyspepsia
and all affections of the stomach and bowels, arising
from whatever cause-impartlng to the whole system
renewed strength and yigor. For sale by
BENNETT Il BEERS,
fa2l-d1yif Sole Agents.
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ands, at the city of Richmond, this
CHARLES 7. MORRISS,
JOHN +. TANNER.
~

".
la. D.WILLIAMs,a Notary Public in and for the city
aforesaid in the State of Virginia, do hereby certify
that the above named Charles Morriss one ot-the
general partners in the above mentioned partnership
personally appeared before me, il The city aforesaid
aud made oath that the of i.teen thousand dol
lars inthe above instrument Of writing stated TO be
contributed to said partnership by Joseph r. Auder-
son, has been by him (said AHdersou) actually paid
in CASH. and l. the said Notary do further certify that
Charles Y. NORRIS and ohm F. Tanner whose names
signed to the above instrument of writing, bear
ing date on the lst day of January, 1885, have ac-
aforesaid
Given under my hand this LIST day of Jsnuary, 1856.
ia 2-IaW6w A. D.-WILIIAMS n. P.
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NTOpICE.-We wish to hear from every
: Y one who suffers himself hes any about
him that suffers, any living creature about him
that moves the turf that suffers with sores sprains
chiIlblgins or bruises in order that may sell
give him bottle OF Turf Oil. If too poor pay,
Ne will give it to him; if able to pay, will receive
it, and refund it If it does not the For sale
by ia 30 DOVE & co.
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NfESSRS. DUyAL d NORTON-Gentie-
IVl tlenen beg to inform you, that with one bot
tie of Aliens Dyspepsia Bitters, have been COM
pletely cured of that horrd complaint, Dyspepsia,
and most cordially recommenditto every person suf-
fering from the same.
Very respectfully yours,
T. &c q rRITD0E Halifax county
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NIGHT SCHOOL FOR APPHENTiflE sS
We committee of the Board of Managers of
the Virginia Mechanics Institute beg leave to inform
the public that we have secured the services of Mr.
c. T. BURR SIS, a Teacher well known in this city
and intend opening NIGHT SCHOOL, to com
menee on MONDAY next the 18th inst, in the base
Inent room OF the Universalist Church. This School
is FREE TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE INSTI-
TUTE and the design of the Institute liz to give
apprentices a thorough English education, take
the liberty of advising master mechanics who have
apprentices, to procure certificates of membership
for them at once, and enter them as pupils The
terms Of Junior membership i.50 for the first
year. and per year thereafter. We trust our bro
Their mechanics will not fail to enter their appren-
tees. Certificates may be had of any member OF the
committee, or of Mr.. j. w. Lewellen the Recording
Secretary GEO. S. LOWNES,
SAM. s COTTRELL,
GEO. BARGAMIN,
Committee on Night School Va. Nj. Institute
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4 HORSES-We prepare q medicine which
have tried personally and for q long time and having
experienced its good effects, have determined
put it up. ii is 10 hInbug IL will most assuredlv
luttcn, in few weeks use, eny horse: improve his
coat making it most glossy. and reiuvtnate his body
in every respect, and be left off without any bad
effects following. One bottle Will last four horses IL
months. Prepared aud for sale only bg
DUAL L NORTON, Druggists
&, 10Th aud Main streets
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DI4SOLUTI0Na nc

HwSosMHeL IIp AZ N.-Ths arm Of John
tyal consent John wombis ,a,,s;J anseiyed BY mus
party Val asn tlle name effthesfirm IN Iinrs
"a''oh' JOHN WbMRIr
p..,, -. JOHN T. WOMRIF
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CRAIG ALUM STRINGS, Craig County

CRAIG ALUM STRINGS, CrHiR County
" VA.-The propretors of these Springs, which
have for time past enjoyed very favorable
putaton in the counties surrounding them, have been
induced to put the water in barrels for the convent
of invalids IN other sections
For the present. the price is fixed at a which
barely covers cost of bsrrellng and the carriage.
Its healing virtues are beyond question The fol-
lowing certificate from DR.. Carper, leading and we'll
known physician in Botetourt county is selected from
many of equal respectability and force
FINCAsTLE, BoTEToURT CO., VA,
July 18th, 1856.
Having been called on by the proprietors of the
Craig Alum Springs" to express my opinion of its
medicinal virtues, hereby state, that have eXamin-
ed the analysis of the water (nade by Prof Boothe Of
Philadelphia and believe it well adapted to cure dis
requiring tonic Alternative action the sys-
markabe cures effected by its in scroflous aac-
tons and diseases of the digestive organs -....r
Samuel NJ. CAREER, M. d.
The water has been analysed by Professor Boothe
of Philadelphia who says
"a mineral spring of such richness and quality as
the analysis ind Gates, will prove valuable aid to the
physician. Its position in the healthy mountain
gion of Virginia. about equidistant from many of the
sulphur and other well known springs Of the State
confer higher value upon the lphated Cbalyb
OF Craig county. Very respectfully,
"JAS. c. BoorHEn
Eruphye diseases, arrangement of the liver dys-
pepsa, &C. have yielded to the power of this water
and prove its efficacy wherever 1t has been tried
This very valuable water is for sale in barrels at
very low price, by
PURCELL, LADD Il CO., Druggists,
no G-dts If Agents for the Proprietor
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HIRING AND SELLING sLAvEs

FOX sALE.-A number one MIG, n a
. MAN, q years old, OF good character. who d a
ms rate engineer having attended steam saw mill
for the last i've YEARS. WOMAN OF GOOD rbsrsetar.
aeout ~ Year, Old who s good houss servant; iike
Use hSe'y NoMAN 20 years old, with boy child
. ssats sig, ana daughter two years old both fine
looking children. The woman il a good house .er.
want ltwqad be desirable tina, these NJ sroes should
al. remain here Apply AZ Cary Street Jail.
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IN UENRICO COUNTY COURT, FEB.

I RTARY 6TH, ISj6.-The Court having been IN
formed that of small pox are now in the
Richmond City Hospital from the county OF Henneo,
il il ordered that all hereafter entered in said In
stituton from Henrco shall be, upon the certificate
of two Justices of the County, upon the following
terms wit the countyof Henrco shall be liable 20
The CITY Authorities for every such person entered
at a rate not exceeding the sum of two dollars and
fifty cents per day. But the party shall pay to the
county of his her estate, if able, any sums 81
expended or paid by the county.
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N WISHING To FMbAKh IN The ILUITI-
ING BUSINESS-Th best stand in this city can be
had. Intending close my present business | will
otter my whole stock of Clothing and Store Fixtures
at great bargain. | will also give possession OF my
store which is decidedly the best stand in this city.
Such chance as this is seldom to be met with.
A LEVY, 59 Main ST., opposite St Charles Hotel,
fe 7 Sign of the Red Coat.
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NLD RYE WITsKEY.-I5 bbfs Old Ry'
" whiskey, in store and for ssle BY
{. s-Iu, DTTNLOP MfJNCCRE 4 CO.

0LD RYE WiIskEy.ElSb bis Old Rye
fe 5--iw DUNLOP, MONCUkE Y GO.
lTOR SALE.--A secondhand. EAU
T. SAW-MILL, in good repair, local ed ON the hica-
mond, Frederickshnra and Potomac Hairoad ABOUT
10 miles above Richmond, and known ~ /" Reeves
Milin asa ih a =
The Saw and Running Gear viii be sold separnte
from the Boiler. II desired s7 $3.50 Fs.ssEss-lA
AS the present owner has no use for the above pro
perty and 10 anxious dispose of it. great bargain
may be had by early application 70
fe TIT 6ODDIN y Arfr1SoNsr
NTOTICE.--AsI Infend making Q change
IN in my present busi nesa shall from the present
until the 18th Feby ODER my large stock OF goods o.
cost-c consisting Of Hrooms. Baskets brushes brass
and iron bound Wooawsres CAGES M4tA Loohlns
SyIn.ses Trimrninxs Soaps sFsncy Articles, french
and Epsiish China and pressed Glsss Iron stone
nd Cannon Ware OF every description. Those ~
wsnt NJ such soods will do well 90 cell early, -
sbslI close the balance &C auction:
s.i .sess q s. -'' n ". Naia assss
sfsi - slas Z IS e Isis .
H8xA ~ tsAtl
.sa4I
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By Thomas w. keesee, = 80
(Ofice with Geo. j. Sumner. No. 20 Pearl st.,

'TNH0ROUGH-BRED MORGAN Stall
HARNESS, ONE YOUNG JACK USED To
WAGON AND HARNESS, FOR SALE AT ACC.
ii IL, be sold this tMONDAY) morning FEB.
,9th between Main and Cary streets athorough-bred
saoIsan stallion Young Clifford which took the
soad Stemi1m a. the late State Agricultural Fair
1 .LsO-one nne Young Jack; light Sulkey and
narness; work Horse and street ason and Hsf-
"e - complete. THos. w. KEESEE, =
SALE OF NEGRO MAN. Al aIC.
- TlcN.-Will be sold at the auction rooms Of
Dickinson Hill in this city, on MOEDAY ne.t
to the estate sBonas,s decd s.a an
to be an excellent Confectsoner and Coot V = SAW
BY order of the administrator of s. Bon.vits, de.
CHESTERFIELD land F1IIs SaIr
~ BY virtue of three several DEGREES OF ChesteI
field Circuit Court at the last term we shall Offer Tor
sale at Chesterfield Court House, on M ONDAY ~.
llth February next. County Court day. the greater
part of the Real Estate of which Benjamin Graves
died seized, TO wit - so = :.
The dover Tract containing 725 acrea lyins nm tn.
south side of Swift Creek, one mile from the Court
House. On this Tract The buildings, late the res
idence of Capt Graves and though at present rood
deal out of repair they are on scale to sord accom-
niodaton for large family The quality of the land
is good. There is good proportion of Wood Land
aud some Low GROUNDS on the creek which constr.
tutes the boundary for considerable distance. The
Clover Hill Railroad passes along the southern Dor.
DER, stoidlpg ready market for wood and timber,
and the distance to the watering station Proctors
Creek on the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad ia
four miles by good road. The situation is healthy
the ne ghborhood good, and the convenience to the
Courthouse churches, schools, physicians mills black
smiths and wheelwright shops, and to the Rc hnoni
and Petersburg markets. each about Is miles distant
both by railway and county roads, and to Port Wal
tha by railroad also, presents advantages not often
to be met with. + i.t sd ~ TT
This will probably be sold in one body, though
it may readily be divided, if it be found suit the
views of buyers. Es -.t...E ...ts7g,..3 ss-5.l7.
The other real estate containing about tG0e acres
in the same nelghborhood, much of it adjoining the
dover tract will be offered at the time in seve
raj parcels. There no buildings to speak of, but
! an abundance of wood land, from which but little
timber has yet been taken and lying Immediately on
the railroad it is valuable that account The creek
affords considerable water power, and there is an
abundance of stone of good quality. a ft a--i.
TERMS Credit of 6, H. 10 and "a months equal in
staments, secured by bonds with good security aud
by retainer of title. Cash required the amount
of expenses only .,,.... "a r.. ~, t.4
Persons wishing to examine the premises are inyi-
ted do so, and obtain the necessary directions
at the Court-H House.
~ -3F SAMUEL HANCOCK, -f.-
ra t4# JEFFERSON HANCOCK, Spec
ieH iE-e r. w. FLOURNOY, j. ~ Is 5.a
ia I7-d2aw&ctd 7a Commissioner
g EKGiEANT'S SALE.--Wnl be sold ON
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VALENTINES SONG HOOK S.-JU.t
= o - Q E.-The mader.igned MAying

: n I
~ qualified administrator with the will annex
I'd Of the of Simon Bonavita, deceased, late
ll.s city requests all persons having claims against
e said estGte to present them to him tdUlY authen
'a'ed) for settlement and al! persons indebted TO
iae same, to make payment TO him without delay,
q is important that SAID estate should be settled
soon practicable Those claims which have been
beretoJe presented to the Sergeant of the city of
Richmond as such administrator will be acted on
without farther notice from the psrtes.
EDWARD Y CANNON,
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NTOTICE.-The creditors of Mrs. Nlarga-
~ ret Brooks hereby notified that she has con-
viewed 70 the undersigned by Deed dated 30th Deem
her 1855 duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Cont,
all of Ter estate Goods and Chattels IN trust for the
benefit of her creditors, and those of Dan'l Ward
Co.
By he terms of the said deed all of her creditors
as well as those of Daniel Ward Co.. who are will
ing TO accept Of its provi are required within 81
DAYS from the date thereoto sign the same, or else be
barred from the benefit of the same.
fe 1T w. OODDlN, Irustee
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T.T RECEIVED BY ADAN,S s. C0.,s

HIST RECEIVED BY ADA1I'S ~ CO.'S
j EXPRESS.-GARDEN SEED-A full supply OF
all kinds for sale in papers bulk. We paying
particular attention to this department of bust
ness having hand every kind of Garden Seed, with
some of the field Seed suitable to climate. We
respectfully solicit call from Gardeners, Farmers,
&c w c.. BATTAILE, Druggist,
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sHAKER FLANNEL DRAWERS

- haze banda full assortment of ALL WOOL
Shaker Flannel Drawers, something superb and du-
rabls. Call at IA Main street.
ia VIM. IRA SMITH.
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= 'UFt SAIE--A VCfy dtbJTHbIe TNA(T
! Or LAND, containing 1855 acres, with good
ar6l.ug and ell necessary outhouses. There is he
rtresn &J0G and JDo1 cords of pine wood, good
grst and III, lying about nine miles from Rich
r.ola On the Richmond and D8nviIle Rallroad. For
rher information address J. T., box 2l9 Richmond
"a. ia 29-2lrt
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n
" RICHMOND. FEB. 6TH, l856.-Sealed proposals
will he received al this office until the 18th int
o'clock P Ri, for the supply of Rations and Oil re-
qured on the canal from Richmond to LyDchburg
and also ter the construction Of Bridge Boat.
IL TIT WIN ?. MUNFORD Sec'y
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fs7-4a o'p'-T rEMrLE EuLErr, D. c.HC.

u delicate persons, for sale by J. j. FRY.
fell
SOAP-1o0 boxes Family soap, in store
- and for sale by H.
fs 5-iw DUNLOP, MONCURE co.
NORSE's INyIsORATIN1s COKDIAL
H-SnccessfaIly used In all nervous diseases .; for
sale BY BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER.
HEAVY OyERCOATS, TAl.MAS AND
l. II TOGAS.-We offsring great induce.
ents 60 those IN want OF the ahoYefnalned soods to
eall Our stock braces variety Of styles and
qualifisss and presents chance those Ia want
of good sistbiny 70 supply themselves. a -
10 q asssr KEEN, BALDWIN \ CO.
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,I,O THE PUBLIC..-nnying pnrchnsed

!" IhE II DhtS - h1VlnN purchased
the Drug store of T. II. Seuthall & Co. corner of
Broad aud 18th streets opposite Tsylors Shoe store
and Giggonaty opposite to Breeder d Fox, and made
large addltions TO the stock, prepared to furnish
families physicians and others with every thing TO
lie found IA well Conducted Drug Store including
Ia ge and varied assortment of Fancy and Toilet ar
icles, Pertumery, Patent and Family Medicines &C.
Ii she'll be nly constant aim TO otter to the public,
every modern Improvement in preparations, &c. as
soon as possible and above all keep on hand moth
fng but the fresh and genuine.
We have the usual assortment of Paints Oils and
lyestufs. Window Glass, (which will be cut to or
der,) Putty, &c; the best brands of Tobacco and
Cigars: likewise, large and well selected stock of
Garden Seeds. invite the examination of country
Merchants Physicians and all in want sud solicit
contuuai:te % the patronage of the late firm.
Physicians prescrptons promptly attended
20 at all hours WIN. C. BATTAILE,
ia lots Corner Broad and 4th ste.
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zv0=-zxEE 1xEH.-I have - teytr
"A a1 Asvhsr Co Atss 81 ssls e 49, 81
dsfine eerfues = - " "5%eesssS TSSkss
i - - -, - sse{as sssesaes $780,
Ia i as zee aas aAsSs tsss-z
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-as 81 I 48s M T9IsB IEIT Z 1919
.tEt.t al 4. s.s4 Is. bas - 775. IT.
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yYCUaN1;E RANKINf. HOUSE OF

H c. W. PURCELL & co.
STOCKS FOR SALE:
$50 ONO Central Railroad per cent Coupon Bonds.
no 600 Virginia and Tennessee Railroad per CT do.
5000 Danville Railroad years TO run, registered.
lOOO0 State of Virginia Accep tances -asz.-z-
Also, Bank of Virginia and Farmers Bank Stocks
All kinds of stock bought and sold on commission,
Apply to T. W. fuhGELL ".
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'[RUBLiN'~ Sick Headache Mixture
n cures only SICK headache end nothing else for
l-.oy DUVAL q NORTON, Druggists,
~ 10th and Main SITS
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S0TICE.-I have this day appointed
SyiprUn Lovenstein my agent for carrying on
he business of TAVERN KEEPER IN the Tene-
Lnout situated at the corner OF Marshall and Sixth
streets, the city of Richmond sll purchases by my
ss d agent to be for cash only.
2G-dl2t- JOS MYERS.
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ENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
VI The subscriber offers his services his fffends
and the public generally for the purpose of hiring out
neyroes renting out houses. collecting accounts &c
Any business entrusted to his care will be promptly
ard faithfully attended TO-
Office On Wall street, under St Charles Hotel
L. A. J. CL0PTON,
de 22---d3mt wit Agent and COLLECTOR.
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H8xg II tsAtl
s .4asI - %
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EOn SaisE.-One negro woman nued
S an excellent Washer and fronsr ar5 49,
Coz and i've ehildfen. The Oldest wir Is wears
eso VIC has heet engaged in nurstg children. and
Gun sew quito we'll The next hoy who has been
engaged tor the last two years in Whiting in the
mouse nearly IL years of age. I've other boys a
~" ny years oid and the Youngest, eir IL months
"to-aso' well qualified house servant, in her 18th
SeN, toes washer aud Irouer. with a boy child
years old ApPiS aSCsty stree, Jail
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-11

VI while to call at HILLS Boot and Shoe store and
examine some water proof Boots, that he has Just
received Us they sre the hest Boot thai be made
and 1T a low price for the duality. HILLS store is
NotZ7 Main street, Richmond, Va. ia 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-11

NoTICE.--Wishing TO reduce our stock
4 OF fhncy Dress Goods, we will for the next two
months otter al cost for cash. entire stock of sue
2oods Consisting in pant Of Printed and Figured Nous
iaes French and nglish Plain and Plaid Merinos !;
'4aio stnped aud BrOcede Silks, with many other
e'J!es suited % the present season
BINFORD MAYO BLAIR