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DFEINOUR HEATERS.-n
JUST Received, a full supply Of those universally
admired
FETNO ATERS,
for heating the room which ii set and tile rooms
above, consuming no more fuel than Radiator
Stove, and as easily managed, thereby saving the
cost and trouble Of two or more fires to effect the
same purpose.
Those of my customers who were unavoidably
disappointed last season account Ofthe very presss
ing demand for them, winch made IL impossible for
the manufacturer to supply, are most earnestly re
quested TO send i'm their orders before the FALL there
by saving trouble and delay, and their work will be
more seasoned for Winters use.
AL work put up by FIRST class workmen.
JAS. SKIRVING,
Washington Stove, Crate, Range, end Hot Air
b.. Furnace Manufactory, No. 2S7 Pa av. =. T..
corner nth ST., Washington, ID. C..
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THE AvENUE.-Workmen are engaged to-da,
in repairing the carriage way Of Pennsylvania
avenue at various points, where the pavement i,
sunk, leaving dangerous holes
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TOMORROW the excursion Of the Union Guards
TO the w bite House, comes of.
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LNOR RENTING two comforts and convent
L ent BRICK HOUSES on Fayette street, adj
joining the Convent ARE now undergoing complete re-
pair, and will be for rent the 4h of August. The
Houses are very desirable, particularly To parents
having children to educate. Apply to JOHN l..
klDW ELL. High street, GEORGETOWN. jyT-
DOR RENT.-A three story BRICK HOUSE,
with large Lot attached, containing fruit trees
and shrubbery of every description, situated on d
street. between 2lst and 2ad. To good tenant the
rent will he BILE. Apply on the premises
Possession given on the Let Of September.
au cow
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BETWEEN THREE AND FOUR HUNDRED persons,
members Of the Catholic Beneficial Total Absti-
nence Society, marched through our streets to-
day, preceded by Esputa's Band. being on their
way to Georgetown College Grounds, where they
are TO hold their pic mic. The members were
designated by badges Of green and white.
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ihk hAih"-Some little curiosity having been
expressed TO know about what amount of water
fell during the eighteen hours rain Of Tuesday
and Wednesday in this city. We give the fol-
lowing as about the quantity: The area Of the
city OF Washington is 7,l3 acres The water
was l. 10 inches on a level. The number of
cubic feet, 157 ,06s, 1862; number OF gallons,
l,lS2 :SS, 422. This would make body OF water
$40 feet square by $40 hiSh-about 40 feet higher
than the Washington Monument II il were flu
ished -
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FIGHT,-Last night, a serious disturbance oc
Cured In the First Ward, and woman had he
head cut with stone; all proceeding from wills
ky-drinking yesterday. The police are I'm scare
OF the principals in the affair, and doubtless al
concerned viii be arrested
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ME BEAUTiFUk AND ELIGIBLY STU
H0SS FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR I'M
i rKOs 70 CITY pROPERTY.-This FARM is
utes walk FRONT the Georgetown Aqueduct adjoining
tne country residence of the late Andrew Hoover,
Fairfax Court House. containing thirty three acres;
coliiiIlanding a ine view Of Georgetown, Washing
iarh is under high state Of cultivation, the balance
IN TIMBER The cultivated portion Of which is laid
out in valuable orchard consisting of the best i'm
ported rSc APE6ot Pear Plumb, Peach. APPLE and 9th
alarge Strawberry Patch, &c, &c. On the farm Is
Spring OF never falling Water Cottage built house.
sdiS Da5n anu outbaldIngs This farm will be
or ii. III. V0SS !, 9, eoSt
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PISTOLS IN THE HANDS OF Boys-A cores
pendent complains TO US that boys are in the
habit of firing pistols from the windows of the
United States Hotel" that was) at pigeons in
Jackson Hall alley. to the danger Of the passers-
by and of the numerous children conprepated in
that thickly settled locality
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Evacuation OF Lawrence by Gov. Walk
and 4. -. Troops.

ST LoUTs. Aug. -Advices from Kansas state
mat Gov w alker evacuated Lawrence on the ID
instant, with all the troops except forty The
o>ieSl bic cause Was that the Indians had attac k.i
to.t Riley hut II II regarded here ~ ruse to ge,
the troops away.
tn" vote IN Lawrence on The Topeka constifu-
sion stood G52 70 against The safe v-as elected
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POLICE REPoRTs.-The reports of the late Chief
Of Police, J. w. Baggott, Esq, for the twelve
months ending June 30, 1857, show the aggregate
of judgments obtained to be 1922 81. Amount
Of money deposited to the credit of the Corpora.
ton, 81 ,99l B., as follows:
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The FESTIVAL OF THE METHODIST F. CHURCH
SOUTH continues open to night and TO- morrow
night at Thorn's new Building Seventh street
A friend who visited the Festival on Saturday
night, speaks in animated terms Of the excellence
Of the refreshments, the beauty OF the ladies' and
the exceeding cheapness and desirableness OF the
various articles on sale
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The LAST CONGRESS made an appropriation Of
$4,000 to fit up room in the Smithsonian Insti.
tuition for the reception of the collection of natural
and other curiosities heretofore on exhibition in
the United States Patent Office, and the removal
OF the museum has been entered upon
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- CITY of Washington, d. c. , and fronting on Penn
sy wanna avenue.
The Lot is about.one hundred and seventy feet by
hundred and sixty feet being the ground partly
occupied 10y the Union newspaper printing Office and
partly by the ruins Of the late National Theatre.
There is no place in the country where FIRST class
hotel rs more mperatIvely required, nor where suc.
one would so surely prove profitable. The terms
will be afforded IN the erection Of suitable hotel
Apply, IN Washington, to T.. III WINDER; or in
Philadelphia, to w. IL. WINDER, No T6IS Walnut
street.
And, n not sold the Union Buildings will be for
rent, and possession given the LIST of September,
1857 iy 2-2aw2m
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DoDGE.-rwo darkies entered the shoe store
Of Mr.. Mcdonald, on l. street near Tenth, the
other day, and while one was pretending to get
measured for pair OF shoes, the other, under
pretext OF getting cigars, walked out, taking with
him a pair OF shoes ready measured and made
Mr. Mcdonald ran after him but had an unsuc
cessful chase, and when he returned darky No
had stoned too -
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~ Brandreth,s Pills. .. The weak, tn

a Brandreth's Pills. .. The weak, the
sonsumptive, rheumatic costve, bilious and delicate
after some days use, will fnd renewed strength and
life pervsde every organ of their frames
Every dose makes the blood purer. The nerves
commence in the cries and terminate the veins
These Pills FIRST effect, act upon the arterial
blood, increasing the circulation by which impurities
are posted in the veins and they throw Off such
collections into the bowels, which organ by the
erfy derived from Bra 1drsth's Pills, expels them
from the system. When first used the pills may &C.
cssion gripping and make the patient feel worse;
this must be borne with for the good to come after
wards No great good is often achieved without some
trouble in its attainment and this ru applies to the
recovery Of health. These symptoms only occur
where the body has long strug sed under load OF
impure tenacious humors A consecutive use for q
few days will satisfy the most unbelieving of the
great good the pills are doing. The directions should
be carefully studied. If understood and followed,
heath and vigor WILL in majority of cases, be Sc
cured ny the use of Brandreths Pills.
Sold at 25 cents per box az As Canal street, Bran
dreth BUILDING New York; by r, w. Dyott & Sons,
1872, North Second street. Philadelphia by NJ.
BRANCH, No. l, East Main street, Richmond, Va,
and by medicine dealers generally. de 2-Sm
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a steam Printing. THE undersigned
takes occasion, at the commencement of q new year
to return his thanks to the public of Virginia and
North Carolina, and especially to the citizens of
Richmond for their liberal patronage during the past
fifteen years Anxious to merit q continuance of
these favors, by affording to his customers unsur-
paased facilities for the execution of every descrp-
tion of PRINTING he has supplied his office with
the latest improved STEAM Book, Job and Gard
PRINTING PRESSES, the newest styles Of Types.
Ornaments and Borders, and large stock of Amer.
can, English and French Pspers and Cards He
hopes by these ample facilities, by superior work,
punctuslity in filing orders, low prices and . de-.
termination to please. to secure largely increased
patronage the present year.
ia 8-ts Richmond, Va.
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spECIAL NOTICES.

'~~ - CIasiua Of the Hsoks The snbscrie,,
I" aets Of the Cosuopolitan Art Association, WIN
ioH ~. In a few days, to make arrangement fof the
be ei S,e Of WORKS OF ART, Cd the 18th Inst
ds., Is .s;shiuK To become members Tor the year
fbcse sIi nies.e hand IN their names
1884, WI" rrnMs OF SUBSCRIPTION.
r,snt of three dollars constitutes any per-
ioe F s, Of the Association, and entities him
to Tho large and costly steel ensrsvins "sA.
~,rsn.y NIGHT" or any one q the non'h'y
Iohhis. given below, one year
msSsssIr5-A copy Of the Co'moSoaiaa ari journal.
Atoo.p an illustrated Magazine OF Ar.
enc VS. ,hste 10 the Annual Distriouton OF
.,f Art comprising large NUMBER OF Faint
80, sculpture, &c KS s,.,. ., IT,.
hek How ing Magazines are fufn"ned 10 nose
i"-s,sT them TO thu Engraving; Harp6s 4h12a-
IN" ptF3xt's Iddys Beck. hatoss,eocssr MdgoT'he
-tfL 80 M!c1.ias BarkSood' Indgax,ae' Sohhern
6rS'as VS,,,sofy, L. s. Ndya.iae, Mrs Stephens
Wt,tt', and the ByitsA Quarterly Rer'e'c Lit
~ ,rt7o so, (Weekiy,) and TWO memberships
tyr 80. r., .,-a-r ,brsa dollar, na,a
= nsb.e,tber not oply gets three dollar magazine
Hers-svins but also the Art journal one year ana
OF 60, in the Distribution OF Worksot ART winch
,r addition 6rsw beautiful faintips, s'atue,
A'y ,hsr werk Of Art, Of great value:
rsr,on is restricted to asnsie share Inose Ia
- fye memberships are entitled TO SIX Lne,sV-
- ~ sny ave OF the Magazines, one year, ana 10
''N T,.sat. in the Distribution.
az C. L. DERBY, Actusry c. A. A.
~ Subscriptions received by ,-ro,
. "a o.. Corner Bank and 18th SITS.
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TOMN H. COOK. General AGENT and Col.
iector. would respectfully inform his friends
and the public generally that he will continue in the
ING AND HIRING OUT NEGROEs, renting out
houses collecting claims. &C.. &C.. at the same old
stand Lsles Building, Pearl street. Richmond, Va
All business entrusted to his will be attended
to with promptness and dispatch. Thank IL, for past
favors he solicits continuance of the SANE
q Being agent for o number Of the spri ags DER.
next season by placing them In my hands and hiring
them GU with that understanding, will be able to
give them good situations ~
Also, Agent for renting cut Metropolitan Hall
References -Robt. A. Mayo, Kent Paine Co r.
w Flournoy. Harvey Armissesd, Col C. Crozst,
w. Michaux, Powhatau.
de lS-d&ctf
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~ The large and new Mon ste r
skYLlGHT Is NOW COMPLETED, and AM.
BROTYPES and DAGUERREOTYPES are now
taken at this monter size Skyght Gallery to surpass
anything In this part of the country. Come and see
for yourselves I've are prepared to put up Lkneeses
10 every known style OF Art Now on hand, Morocco,
Velvet, Pearl. Shell Union Papier Machie and Jewel
Gold Locketts, and Gold Pins designed for pictures
ALSO Ambrotype and Dssuerreotype stock and mate
rsls at wholesale 20 country operators at New York
prices. OSRORNES Gallery
my 10 Sign of the Flags
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,xMu-icaI Conven.ion...A Musical &C

IF Musical Conventt0u..sA NnustcaI Con
,.srl0N under the direction OF Profs JOHNSON,
FROST and 6ALLEHER, will be held In the syes-
Innre REV. J. W Pettegrew's) Church, commencing
On MONDAY evening the 18th inst, at II O'Clock,
and continue several days. There will be three daily
ssssons held in the morning, afternoon and evening
of Zach dsv The hour for the meeting of the daily
sessions will be determined by the Convention at Its
inst meeting
Admission TO all the Lectures and Exercises of the
Couysntion, will be FREE. All persons interested
Cpon this subject, especially the Minister'S Teachers
and Choirs of the city, respectfully invited to at
tsod ia 9-3t
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IPerfumed breath can be obtained
Hn0WpEN's DENTAL FLUID. Toothsche In
,,sntIy renewed by DoWEN's DENTAL FLUID
80, "a, ana Spongy Gums cured by DOWDEN's DEN.
~. EII-iD Teeth made white aud tartar removed
- nnWDEN'S DENTAL FLUID, recommended
~ Or, Peasants, Hudson, Edmunds, Hancock, 30.
Sc, Of ,b.s city, and Physicians everywhere FOR
'''' - GEO. DOWDEN, Druggist,
an Sixth and Broad st.
ty1y- Bswsre OF limitations, Toothwashes, &c.
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Il Board of Trade of Richmond...
HORACE l.. KENT, Prest. T.. B BENTLEY fress,r
WILLIAM B. IsAAcs, Secretary,
Committee Of Arbitration
WILLIAM 8. DOMAIN, Chairman
!, LARKIN w. GLAZEBRooK, JAMES B. DupuY.
DAVID CuRRIE, Id ClIHsHAv
NV -ta
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~ Pistols, Pistols, PSstOls..Life and Pro
PERTY PREsERvERs Just received, one hundred
COLTS PATENT REPEATING PISTOLS for
sale by JAMES WALSH Gun Importer.
a8-lm 7doors above St Charles Hotel.
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A YOUNG WOMAN FOR SALE TO

A YOUNG WOMAN FOR SALE, TO
REMAIN IN OR NEAR THE CITY OF
RICHMOND She is a girl of unusual fine appear.
ance, and of a most uuexceptonsbe character;
about seventeen years old and highly pshed as
to nursing and attending in the house generally She
is strictly honest and girl perfect gritty She
is said to be an exec ent nurse and washer My OBJ
ject in selling her is because am not keeping house.
Apply at the Cary at jail is 10 -eod3rk
EENEKAL AGENCY.--The subscriber
VI tenders his services to the public for the hiring
out of NEGROES, COLLECTING CLAIMS
RENTING HOUSES. and all business connected
With General ,n Agency and Commission Business;
stock Of all kinds Business entrusted to him will be
promptly attended to.
Office corner of Franklin and Wall, or 18th Streets
formerly occupied by N. B. L C. B. Hill.
WIN. 8. WOOD.
REFERENCES.
r. II. Maury Co., Richmond,
Dickinson. Hill & Co, do
VIM. M Harrison Co., do.
yno P. Ballard, Esq, do.
Cen +. NJ. Boyf ti Isle Of Wight.
DR.. Sem1 Wilson, Surry.
Alex Dudley, E.q, King and Queen.
.. Walker Haxall, Esq Charles City.
Francis X. Nelson Esq, New Kent
Peter Hanger, Esq Augusta
Jno Wood, Jr, Esq, Albemarle.
Chas. B. Williams, ESQ.,, Henrico.
Frank Rufiin. Esq Chssterield. de 22-1m
HAVING taken an ONCE on Bank street,
IL for the purpose Of carrying on the GENERAL
AGENCY BUSINESS, we announce to our friends
ana tne puDlc generally tnat we will devote part1cu
lar attention to the hiring out of servants. Being
we'll acquainted In the city, and having good accom-
modstions for them while with u, we feel assured
that we can secure for them good homes and obtain
the highest prices
We would also offer services to merchants and
others for the collection Of debts both in city and
country and pledge ourselves to attend with prompt
to all business entrusted to We will also at.
tend to renting out houses and collecting rents
JOHN H. J. v. DARRACOTT
Bank street, in the rear of Goddin's Hall.
REFERENCES.
Goddin 4 Apperson, Richmond,
Taylor & Williams, do. q
Kent, Paine Co., do.
TinYley, Tsrdy Co., do.
Merchant, Weisgsr 4 Co., do.
Smith HARDWOOD, do.
w 3. G. Donnsp o.
Word. Weisger l. Co., do.
Breeder, Fox Co., do.
Edmund Winston Hanover,
DR.. L. B. Price, do.
B. L. Winston, do.
Pichegru Voolfolk. Caroline,
Richard Coleman. do. de 23-ts
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by Davenport, Allen & Co.. Aucts.
A DnIINIsTRATOR's SALE OF STOCK
"A OF GROCERiEs.-On WEDNESDAY,, l4th
formerly occupied BY J u. Underwood, on Broad
street, large stock Of GROCERIES, consistins of
Prime Rio Coffee
Do New Orleans Molssses
Liverpool fine Salt
Cotton Yarns
New Orleans do &c. &c.
TE1Ms-Under $l00, cash; 500 AMI over, four
months credit, for satisfactory endorsed notes.
By order of the Administrator.
ja 8-tds DAVENPORT. ALLEN l. CO., Auets
The store and lumber house will be rented for one
year. D., A CO, Aucts
COMMIssIONEK's SALE OF RIAL
~ ESTATE IN HENRICO COUNTY -Pursuani
County Court of Henrco ON the 18th day of Novem-
Der, 1885, In the suit of Toier against Tolers admin
istrator and others, we SHALL on THURSDAY, the
18th of January, 1857, proceed to execute the ssid
decree by offering for sale at public auction, the
premises, TO the highest bidder, the piece Of land
mentioned in the proceedings Of said suit.
This tract lies about fifteen miles above the city of
Richmond in the immediate vicinity of Short Pumps
and contains lis acres 1t 10 believed be valuable
coal property and the soil of the entire tract OF
good quality.
The sale will take place at IL O'Clock, A.. M.
TERMS-Onethrd cash, one-third at twelve
months, and the other third at eighteen months
from the day of sale the or. dit to bear in
teest from the ds sale the purchaser to give bonds
with COED personal security for the deferred pay
ments and the title to be retained till the whole
purchase money be paid.
& TEo, e. J. wH1vtAkasA al Commissioner.
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A UCTION AND COMMISSION BUsI.

A UCTION AND COMMISSION BUSI-
"A NESs.-The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally that he has taken
the old stand OF Gsrst Lisberger, recently
pied by r. Lpscomb, on Main street. in the town
of Danville, where he will buy, sell and receive
consignment for sale either publicly privately, all
kinds OF Country Produce, and all articles of Goods
Wares and Merchandise, Groceries &c, and make
the usual advances on Arguments.
He will az heretofore attend to the sales of To-
oacco and any other article of property to be sold
publicly, either in Danve the surrounding coun-
try He fatters himself that an experience of over
fifteen years will warrant him in promising entire
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their pa
Tonnage: Having secured the services of Mr.. RIO
BERT s JONES, formerly of the house of John.
son Co he fatters himself that the requirements
of all his friends will be fully met
He refers to Messrs. Stokes l. Rivea David T. VIII
Hams, Samuel Ayres and james A. Cowardin, of
Richmond and to all the merchants manufacturers
j. lots THos b. NEAL.
8 HOP AND POWER FOR KKNT..A
~ Shop suita BILE for Box Factory ~ feet by So
and two stories with Five Horse Power Engine and
and Arch streets, To SC. hUbINSON
de S1-2w
DICHMUND NORMAL NIUsICAL AGA.
IL DEMY.-This Institution will resume Its third
Course of instruction to Glasses in VOCAL MUSIC
in the Lecture Room of the let Presbyterian (Dr
Moore's) Church, on MONDAY evening, Jan. 5th
1857 and will continue 10 weeks.
The Adult Class will meet regularly on Monday
and Thur sday evenings, at u O'Clock.
The Juvvnile Class will meet Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, at O'clock.
Terms for Tuition, per scholsr-Adult Class ESQ.,
Juvenile Glass $S25.
" ''''- ''''' ~ +. E. GALLEHER,
At Mrs. Russelps, ON Broad street,
jaS-lH Between 9Th and 10th sts
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BY Dickinson, Hill & Co., Aucts.

A DMINISTRATOR,S sALEOF VAI.u.
"A ABLE NEGkOES.-Ou TUESDAY, the 18th
o. January, at II O'Clock A. H., at the Auction
House of Messfs. Dickinson Hill Co., will be sold
the following valuable Negroes belonging to the co.
tate of William Evans, decd, to wit:
Pstsey and her child Maria and her child, Susan
and her two children, Charity, Washington, and a
small girl These negroes mostly young, Of good
character, aud we'll qualified.
II. A. PEARCE, Adm'rof
William Evans, decd.
DICKINSON, HILL l. Co, Aucts lac
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rs- Morgnntown, Va, Jan. 25, 1856.

tP MOrGnnt0wn va, JAM sd, Il $40 -
DIX ScOT1 Co For several weeks past had q
severe Headache, deranged Stomach and Liver, and
my system generally cut of order. After using 8
lev doses of your McLanes Improved Liver Pills all
the above mentioned symptoms removed, and
AIN now restored to health can recommend the I'm
proved Pills being both mild and pleasant in their
operation. j. PElKPOlNT.
All the above Medicines for sale by Purcell. Ladd
{ Co., and Alex Duval, Richmond. jas
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Leeches,tLeeches, Leeches.-l have
Just received BY AdamS Express, . fresh lot OF
swedish Lseches, which willSbs applied upon the
most reaslAabls terms
f.e.-Cappins and Lesehine promptly attended
70 can be found at oil hours at the Hair Dressing
suse r. c. HoBsON
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" Many Thousand Likenesses have
been taken this year 10 JOHNSON's Daguerreotype
wagon, corner of 7th and Broad streets Go and get
one OF his 80 cents or dollar pictures and you will
bo Pieased with It. dc Him.
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- A New Hair Dye.-.Hobsou has a new
Hair Dye. 1t instantly dyes the Whiskers or Nous
taches beautiful natural black or brown. which
neither water sunshine tarntsh in the least
We advise all who dye, to call on HOBSON, at hii
Hair Cutting Room, under the American Hctel -
Entrance on 18th street. no22
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ry- Notice Accountant. Agent and

LFCr0R-G. D. WooTToS would respectfully In
form the citizens of Richmond and the public gene
rally that he is prepared to keep and balance
books make ID bills and do writing by the job; will
also psy particular and prompt attention to collect
nF house rents negro hires and collecting generally
Security will be given for promptness and correct
ness to those who pstronise him.
His office is one door below the corner OF Cover.
EXCHANGE Hotel. js9-dlmf
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u DIR. Coons, late of st. Louis, Mo-
ohcs and resldence ON Sd st.eet west side, between
MARSHAL and Clay sts. no S-ams
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~ Removal DIR John = ID. Cullen has
raI'oyed his office the Richmond House, Govern
r s,reet here he may be found during the day; at
n;sh At Mr. Mabens corner OF Grace and 9th streets
10 7--dlG*
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IICCH'S

PREMIUM PHOTOGRAPH
FIRST CLASS DIPLOMA 1856,
WHITEHURsT GALLERY,
De Iz-lmt 77Main street.