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GREAT CLOSING OUT Or ska>J.I..
DRY GOODS-IANnhRY

a. UST be- sold at any price, for the thirty Digs
.7H to make room Tor larg" stock OF n"w sl':nc
goods Elegant Flounccd silk Robes; splendid sr'i.1
and plaid silks black silks from 62i cents ard rp~"f
-pleniid Chepeie Sha~s Mt Sc; 2u0 pieces Lew siy.e
rins Cd, worth 10 Cents go do eStrn do NJ 10 coE
worth l2!; all wool Paris printed De Lsnss TO %" H. o.
great sacrifice; 200 pairs Of heavy Hir hncti,sw
Blankets OF So per p. worth g. 200 pair. Bed rrAes,
lightly damaged at 90 per pnr 1000 ladies' Co's''s;nr
81 per pair; Loo pair Grey Blankets. at 81 rs pc pl
fashionable styles ladies' Cloaks At h4b co, Clrnr-
scarfs and Wooden Comforts; 50 piece. D.bcrcs 10
cents per yard 50 piece Broc1drd Daask for cnrsns
and furniture covers Il. worth % 3D. together VIII s
endless variety of goods, bought suction for ca,h s
which will be sold great sacriice from tho nal
cost ALFRED MOSES
Jan 63 Msin st.
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WV. D. ToMPxINs, Jas. E. ToMPKINs.
OF the late Srn of z. G. + Formerly Of Albsngrs Of
W. D. .TOmpkin. Rich. late partner in nc CON.
mond, Va, and formerly Germ Of Staples, Martin 4
of Albemarie. Co., Stauaton, AHSusto.
w. d. TOMPKINs q BROTHER,
NoMMlssIoN MERCHANTS, opposite the Flour
~ SHEDS Basin Bank RICHMOND. Va, solicit consign-
and give their prompt personal attention ali business
entrusted to them Liberal advances made conGgn-
inents In store. Aug 22-6m
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z. MAYR,S
PIANO SALOt
Opposite Breeder e. Fox, No. 6. Brond ST..
II BEG leave to inform the publict
IL have on hand large assortment su. A60
perior
PIANO FoRTEs.
To the Manufacturers Of these instrents (Steinway
Sons, New York, and w. Gsehle & CBaltimore) prize
Medals of the hghcst order have beawarded in com.
petition with the best makers; az nste:
Two First Prize Medals at the Meridian Fair, Wash.
ton, March, 1885.
First Prize Gold Medal American Itute, Crystal Pa.
lace, New York, November, 1855.
First Prize Gold Medal Maryland situte, Baltimore,
November, ls56.
Fret Prize Medal. American lns.n Crystal Palace,
New York, November, 1856.
All Instruments sold at this esta ment warranted
for five years. and kept In tune foro years without
charge.
To accommodate purchasers froms country, will
put up the Instrument myself at any Pc desired.
Several secondhanded Pianos for salnd old and new
Instruments for hire.
] have also for sale
MELoDEoNs,
with single and double reeds,
VIOLlNS, GUITARS, I,
Superior strings.
All orders from the country for niIor repairing In.
struments promptly attended to-
Letters please direct 5. MAYR,
Care Of Edwin Workman & Co., :hnond Va
lift
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EtROES-Wc will sell 10 likely negroes, ~ NJ c
~ non. at our Office, ut .! O'Clock 10 dry
ID. PuLLlAM s. co Auc's,
Jun u Wall srr"',
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'f LIFE INSURANCE
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY,
OFFERS security and advantages unsurpassed by any
u like institution 10 this country
Capital Oct lst 1857 g. 0OO and daily increas
ing.
Dividends made annually. and paid rhle The insured
10 living, thus helping to pay the premiums.
Only half the premium policies for term Of life Ii
required In cash. If the amount be $50,
Those disposed to insure will do we'll to call at Of
fee and learn the advantages afforded by this Company
R'Oflcs at "Stationers Hail." No. O. Pearl st.
Dec IL KNOWLES T. WALFORD.
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.
VNHS Institution, which has been in successful opera
II lion for the last FIVE yeais, Is situated Church
Hill, Richmond. Va in delightful, airy position and 10
furnished with every convenience conducive To the
fort OF patients ard the suecessu of disease
has lately undergone extensive repairs Rooms have
been nicely furnished suitable the accommodation of
gentlemen who may find II nconvenient to be treated at
their private lodgings.
Particular attention will be paid the LrISoN WARDS
which are peculiarly commodiouB.
TERMS:
Payable on the removal Of the Patiently
White Patients per week, S6
Colored do
Private Rooms, o. to Is
" City acceptances required for patients from the
country unless where the parties known to Of the
Physicians Of the Hospital
This includes all charges for Board Medical attendance
Nursing and Medicine By arrangement with the In
Urinary of the Medical College. small additional fee
ranging from o. to $50 will DO charged for SURGICAL
cases Tho particular may be Sscertained before
baud BY application TO Of the attending Physicians
No Small Pox admitted.
The undersigned will give rhoir
all patients placed In their Hospital.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON, NJ. D.,
Grace street, between 4th and 5th.
THOMAS POLLARD, NJ. D.,
Basement of the Powhalan House.
o. A. CRENSHAW, M. D.,
Franklin st., next door below Trinity Church.
VIM w. PARKER, N. D,
Franklin IT two doors below Ballard & ous,.
WM. d. MANN,
Jan l-c2w Resident Phy .cian.
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LOGAN WALLER,
COM SSlON NERO liant

LOGAN WALLER,
COMMlSSIO NERO HANT,
RICHMOND, VA.
EVOTES his undivided attention to the sale of every
IL kind Of Country Produce.
He would say farmcrs that he has on hand large
supply of superior Grain Bags for their accommodation
which they can obtain promptly by order, from the
agents at the principal depots Persons obtaining his
will please have them filled and promptly returned.
Office two doors below the Columbian Hotel Cary ct.
July lift
THOMAS W. GII.MRR
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 49, CHEsNUr STREET, ST. LoUrs, Mo-,
DEFERS to Gov. Henry A. WISE Col. Geo. w. Nun.
~ ford. Aug ls-6m'
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
TIME partnership heretofore existing between HILL &
IL RAWLINGS 10 this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business of the concern will be closed By E. G. RAW.
lings. RICHARD HILL, JR.,
E. G. RAWLINGS.
RICHMOND, Dec. l5th 1857.
NEW CONCERN
EDWARD G. RAWLINGS and ALFRED L. HOLIDAY hav.
Ing associated themselves together under the style and
firm of RAWLINGS HOLIDAY, for the purpose OF con-
ductinga
GENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
Will devote their entire time and attention 10 Collecting
Claims. Renting Houses, Hiring Negroes and
the sale of Wheat Tobacco Corn, Flour, Oats and all
other kinda Of Produce entrusted to their care.
share Of the patronage Of their friends and the
public Ia most respectfully solicitsd.
FOfice at the old stand Of HILL e. RAWLINGS,
Corner Ma q and 18th sts,
RICHMOND. Dec 18th, la57.-Dec l7-d&cIm
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JNO. ID. ASHTON,
4 TTOREEYzAND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"A. SHAWNERTOWN. ILLINOIS.
Dat 2-vpH
HAWRs r. SUTTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
IL NOTARY PUBLIC, RICHMOND, Va, practices Of
all the Courts of the City of Richmond and the county 10
Henhco.
Voaice, corner of Bank and ilth streets.
1uly 24-6m
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STEAMER BELYIDERE,

I FOR BALTIMORE
\ T received to-day, (Mon.A aSn
dayo at u O'Clock and up to the hour s4a6e
clock, P. NJ, Tuesday. the 18th Inst
"a suiciency be received prior TO that hour.
'0nsrr"s are requested to send for their goods TO
pperi are requested to send 10 the names Of their
saees early Wednesday morning, or their shipments
IN l2-n IIJDIAN L. wATaoN
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GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR
IA ILL continue to hire negroes, hrUs-,
w settle and adjust cIsms Of every Gi.r p'iUn HI
prrtnininc to General Agent He hi
thanks his patrons the liberal patronage wir they
have bestowed him; and hopes. by attention
Blu ,iness, " m srit thor continued cnnhd. nee.
CF-Ofhce Governor Street between Nrir I'D
Franklin Streets at Gouldins old stand. D,c 2.-:m
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PASSENGERS FOR NEW YORK, I1eSA
by the U. 5 Nail Steamship Jamestown &1AR4S
requested TO be board before the hour departure
lelock, p. NJ, Tuesday, the 18th inst.
iekss and Bcrths secured at Office. South side Of
J Basin.
ssssge TO New York, meals and state room included,
> SlU. Storage passage only SIS.
sssage TO Norfolk Same az by the river boats.
an l2-lt LUDLAM e. WATSON.
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FOR SALE,
1NHE patent right for the manuf1cturory Of WI
Il Butcher Sons Gum Elastic Psnr. This article.
warranted resist the action Of the Jsphrrr ard s.t
and wear better than any other Paint manufactured =.
For painting coating ships, metal surfaces and wood
work, the above is excellent protector. Wm A.
butcher one the above firm be found the Office
OF the Richmond and pnnvile Rail Road Company
Dec 5-tl
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EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND & NEGROES.
ID Dickinson deed, late OF Caroline County, the un.
dersigned will proceed sell Public Auc
ton Milford Depot. Caroline County Wednesday,
the 18th Of January 1885, if fair If the first fair day
thereafter that valuable Tract of Land known Redds
situated Pole Cat Creek, olansvile, containing
about six hundred acres plat of which be
Golnnsvc This land is well known one of the best
farms In the County.
Also, the time and place, will sell The Mill
and Tan.iard belonging to the estate. situated ncar Co.
lansville.
Also Commissioners under decree of the Court Of
Caroline County, will sell at Public Auction, n, same
time and place. the Negroes OF which the tesator died
seized and possessed (oxccpting The widows dower)
about seventyhve in number, most of them young and
likely.
Terms The land and mill will be sold on a credit
which will be made known the day OF sale. The
groes will he sold for each.
j. NJ. G. DICKINSON.
b. F. DlCKlNSOEn
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B0ARDTNG SCHOOL,

a. Undersigned will open Male Boarding School at
Wv pass Turnout, on the Virginia Central Rail
~ 70. fret Morday in February, 1858, under the
~. nr John Richardson, a graduate Of Hampden
=. u, payable one-hsf the IL. of July and tho
E,e al tne close of the school.
'N''"ef Particulars, address
1T. BUMPASS.
a. Second Turnout, /, tulsa county, Va.
-..--cwtlsiF.b
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wARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGE,

WARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGE,
WARREETON, N. c
TIME eighth session will open on Wednesday the 18th
Il OF January, 1853,
Board, (including washing, light, &c, for five
English tuition according to advance.
Ineut) ..-........---..--.sl 2 so, SIS. eli so
Music on Pinpo Cuitar and Melodeon, each 20 90
Music on Harp (sith Of Instrument. IS 90
Latin. Greek, FRENCH German and Painting, extra.
Vocal Music. no charge
L. +. PARHAM, A. NJ. President.
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DANAWAY from the subscribcr tn" 9TH day of No
~ vcmber, Negro Slave. EDGAR! he is thirty .ix
years old six feet high, OF dirk brown complexion very
high forehead little inclined to be bald and is cned
stoOp in the shoulders Edgar ssy he rsset IA
Norfolk county has worked about Norfolk several years
bought him at the Auction House of Messrs. Puism n
Davis the Goth Of July 1856 The bill of sale signed
10y y Miliner for James A. Bilisoy, administrator o
g w. Chambers deceased. He told o. my nerross
he going to Norfolk county To sell scme pluuGer he
had left there. then TO Richmond, steal his wife ger
buat about Norfolk md go Free Sste He r,rd
and write wc and htve doubt to has provided bin
sell with papers Of kind. He mHy have purchased
the papers of some Free Negro. | will give the shove
reward Of One Hundred Dollars to any person who viii
arrest and confnc him so can ct him.
c. II. GAY
Nv Post Office il l,purc N {. Nov l7-df
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GEORGE Il. kTEEl


1905. UEUhCEE Is. hTEBI 1905.
DENTIST,
DETURNS his sincere thanks to thu <@
~ whose liberal patronage he has
ceived during the year past, aud respeuIYYY0
fully asks continuance of it, assuri
them TINT all operations, either in tfdechanica or
Operative Department. will be perfori in the most
| satisfactory manner. Having an exp,nee of eight
years in this city, he feels confident owing, he be
lieves he has, thus far, entire satisfac He may be
found at all hours. All work warranteOice and Re.
| sdence No 23l Main. above 9th Set and nearly
| opposite J. w. Davies Marble Works Rmond, Va.
Jan ely
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'MIsCELLANEOUs.'
s<~T>1><NN
THE CENTRAL HOTEL,
t,f~ITkfNNn

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
SlTUATED at the corner of Grace and 9Th streets,
- fronting the Northwest corner Of the Capitol Square,
and near the Washington Monument will be IN readi
to receive guests on the LIST of January, 1885,
adjacent I" tue Capitol Banks Custom House. Merchant
Mills and Warehouses, together with Ito hesthiu be-
OF tho beautiful promenades afforded by the Public
Grounds Immediately in 'front.' render 1t at once attrac
tive.
With such advantages the proprietor appreciates his
responsibility in undertaking to serve the public to meet
which, he gives OF ample supplies and the
assiduous attention the wants Of all who may favor
him viii. III their company; .vc,, CAN'T, p-..-,.
E-F. j. $. would be h.ppy to receive cali. from
bors of the and others who might wish TO en-.
g.se rooms before the opening day
MORRIsON'S REAPER AND OIOWER.
acknowledged to be the best known by certificates
OF large number Of the best Farmers in Virginia. VIII,
used !. in harvesting their last crops 10 now exclusively
Va. we'll known for their skill and faithfulAess.
It's as strong as can be made-eus clean or dry
easy Of drsusht-aeeomnodate itsef oil Inequalities
Of ground ia easy to the rsker-and 10 psrranied:
Those wanting these Reapers advised send the
orders In a. soon a. CONVENIENT; 90 that they may
or c. DIAHoCK. Richmond, Va. oct3-1o@m
RKMOVAL-EXCHANGE AND BANANG
HOUSE.
C. w. PURCELL & Co. ...
HUNHE subscribers have removed to hie h." nouso
IL at the of Main and Gove"'or Streets "nere
'Ass VIZ ES seai,ass ise AND BANKING BUSINESS
Exchanges on the prncp. cities bought and sold at the
current rates r,,L In
promP. and responsible correspondents in all
parts of the Union we arc prepared to make collections
We win pay particular attention the sale of every
description of Stocks. and will advance when
'e Dec a 81. ID ls"''A'''' ~ w.PURcELL CO.
RETAILING GOODS.
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THE COMPREHENSIVE
EXlSTING under the firm and name Of HARVEY g.
~ ARMISTEAD has this day becn dissolved ny mutual
consent All parties having any claim against us will
please present them and all those indebted to us are
ticularly requested make carly settlement Either
partner will sign in liquidation.
a. F. HARVEY,
Richmond, Dec. 81, 1857. WI. a. ARMrsTEAD.
THE undersigned beg to ndvise of having formed IA
partnership under the name and style of
HARVEY. ARMlSTEAD g. WILLIAMS,
for the Purpose Of conducting the Grocery and Commits
sion Business in all m branches and will occupy the store
No. 81 Pearl street, late'y occ"ped by Mcssrs Harvey
Armistend Wo shs keep on hand a large and general
assortment of Groceries and Provisions which your at
teaiion ia respectfully solicited.
Consirnments our address will receive every atten.
ton and early returns.
Hoping for continuance of the favers so literally be-.
slowed upon the late hrm and promising best per.
sonsl attention to your interest,
We remnin, yours, very truly,
A. F. HARVEY,
WIN. 4. ARMISTEAD,
JNO. II. WILLIAMS.
Richmond Jan. l., 1859. d&ciflm
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG

LADIES.
rTNIIE undersigned propose to conduct In the City Of
Il LynchburC, commencing Monday, ith of January,
1852 Boarding and Day school for young Lad:rs with
preparatory department of young Misses including Mas
tiers, under l2 years OF age
They take leave TO say to the public that their system
Of education is designed to be thorough their discipline
parental and that the progress OF the young Lsdes whom
the kind preference of pTents and guardians may
trust TO their care, will bethe only claim which they shall
prefer 10 public patronage
Mr.. WILLIAMsos, who aaa had much experience
teacher In connection with college. well young
ladies' seminary while he does propose to abandon his
profession al law, will lecture to the school daily An
cicnt and Modern Languages and Mathematics
Board per session of ten months including fuel,
lights, washing &c, with extras. $500
Tuition fees not to c,cccd the medium standard Of
schools of equal grade il Virginia. Pupils in no case
charged except for the tine they are in attendance.
MRS NJ. r WILLIAMSON,
MRS s. T. PAGE.
Mrs. Williamson refers TO Hon: VIM c. Preston, Gov
John B. Floyd. and Prot Cnbc, University of virguia
Mrs Page refers to Right Rev. Bishop Meade. Rev R.
R. Gurlcy, Washington, d. C., and Rev. John NJ p At
kinson, D. D., President OF lnmpden Sydney College
Dec 25-clm
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DIANO AND VOCAL ISSTRI
Il TlONS-ln a few weeks will sgk4Se8
resume giving instruction In the abb
branches. lg4 II
Apply to Messrs. Habiston & Broo 100 Main
Street who also have the selling of the csering pinno
Fortes NAT. CARUSI
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LEA g. = K X RI Ms
CELEBRATED

IRON, STEEL, TIN PLATES, &c.
IN II. SktNKEB a. CO, No. SO, Cary Street, hGve
III on hand full assortme IT Of
Englith Refined
Common English
Swedes IRON
Oval and Half Round
Bands Hoops and Iorse ShoeJ
American English and Russa Sheet Iron
Norway Nail kocs
Plough Iron. Ito IL inches wide
Horse and Mule Shoes
Tin Plates, assorted sizes
Bar and Pig Tin. Sheet Zinc SC.
Also a full assortment Of GROCERIES Jam
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN HRACTINGl
TEETH
~ w. JONES, DENTIST, would s..S.Y.-,
W. nouuce to all who wish their Tel @SER
EXTRACTED. that no now has Tnstrumi [ TfSA
superior to any others ever used. Thes II-b
picitY and perfection Of their adaptats such, TO
render the extraction Of teeth almosttsLEss NEVER
FAILING TO BRING THE TOOTH, never liking it, mHng.
ling the gums, or injuring the eurroundiparta.
All other operations gently and thorhly performed
IAN S-dkc3m
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AUCTION SALES.
BY DICKINSON, MIL & CO.. Ali

NEGROES-Wil be- coli by us IN. morn. D.,
v o'clock. i2iikely Negroes. cuus!s!u. of HGn IL
and Girls. and Women and hil!r-n.
Jan l2 .nIChlSSOS, BILL 60, ..urts
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DOBINSON'S PRACTICE-Vol.esrly ready
IL / vol, svo., law sheep; price Sc.
Inc Profession tnronehout the state Inaoppy them.
my address the price Of the book. AORRIs
Publisher and Lapoksellsr
Also, for sale, Mr. Conway Robinsons itjce in tho
Courts OF Justice in England and the Uni state,
vols, svo; price sle.
Vol las to the place and time OF ansaction or
proceeding reanng cnleny OF the conflict twe and the
statute of limitations
Vol. 2.-Trex,ng OF the subject matter tsr,onsl as
top in other words Of the right OF action he treatise
in the first volume a. TO the place and time trsusac.
ZION, proceeding is followed in the seco by one re-
ating to the circumstances Of the transact the sub
ject matter Of the proceeding The seconSlume d.
voted entirely personal action treats of teht of sc
ton.
Or. sealed instruments. or upon jud,n. or de-
cree
2. On Bills of Exchange, Pronissory Naand other
Unsealed Instruments
3. On promises generally expressed and ind
4. BY owner Of goods agains, an adversa,imsn. or
against bailee.
5. Against wrong doer. JAMS
SOAP-5O boxes Good Soap. for, ale by
~ JAM H sHINKES co.
q 70 L.
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BCTTER-A superior article, in store
=, 'f Saleby BRiDGFORD & CO,
On the Dock
IN -. 600 bushels Oats, now landing from tho
!, - ''f sale by RRlDGFORD 4 co.
H. IT, aIObS II .OOO bushels Mercer Potatoes now
I'sahding and Tor sale by BRIDGFoRD co
COfFEE-l5O bags Prime Java Coffee, land.
aR. for ssle BY ee' '"'u'
FS EDMOND, DAVENPORT & CO.
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NEUhO hIH1NG.
VNHE subscriber returns his thanks TO his former
u friends and patrons for past tavors and takes this
method Of informing them and the public generally, that
be intends To continue the business the coming year.
Promising his best exertons6o obtain good homes
and good prices for all negroes entrusted TO hm and also
70 give them his personal attention in of
He has large and comfortable house for them during the
hiring, in which they stay until hired out He would
advise that negroes should be sent In early pract
cable after Christmas
REFERENCES
refer. by consent, to the following persons:
b. Hill. Baker e. Pleasants Richmond.
John & w. C. Latane, King William.
DR.. G. Fauntleroy, DR.. Thomas Latane King and
Queen.
DR.. Bev. D. Rey, DR.. Jas. H. La,ane, Essex.
f. A. J. CLOPTON.
once corner Wall aud Franklin Streets opposite
Messrs. Dickinson, Hill e. Co. Dec 5-r2m.
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NEGRO HIRING AND GENERAL AGENCY.
TIME subscriber offers his services the ensuing year
IL his friends and the public generally for the purpose
Of Hiring Out Negroes, Renting Out Houses Collecting
Claims, &c. Prompt returns made in every instance
He will endeavor the best pcesand good homes
for his and will give all necessary
attention TO them during sickness.
Once No. 8, Wall Street, (under ST. Charles Hotel,)
between Main and Franklin sts, Richmond, Va
THOS. J. BAGBY.
REFERENCES:
He refers by permission to the following gentlemen
Messrs. cambridge II h Tinsley, Tardy e. Co., Hunt
Bros, NJ L. Stratton, H. X. Elyson and E. B. Spence,
of Richmond
Jos. Brownley, John Bagby. Robert Pollard and Alexr
Dudley King and Queen county.
VIM M. Gary. of King William. Dec s-ctt
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DIO C0FFEE-2oO bags, for sale by
~ Dsc2 II. q. B. DAyEORT.
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~ STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN-FOR NEW
YORK.
NHE Steamship Jamestown will receive Fan
freight to-day, Monday, and up TO the
Of o'clock. P. n, Tuesday, unless efficiency 10
eived prior to that hour
10 Pit LUDLAM g. WATSON.
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DISSOLUTION

DISSOLUTION
rUNHE Co partnership heretofore existing between the
the subscribers being dissolved by limitation tho
LIST January 1873 it becomes necessary to collect with
out delay all debts due the concern
All persons whose accounts due requested to
make immediate payment as longer indulgence cannot
be given. PEYTON JOHNSTON,
JOSEPH w JOHNSTON
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE subscribers have formed Co.par,nershiT
to commence the lst January, lej-. under ID
old style and firm Of Pcyton Johnston A. Brother.
PEITOS JOHNSTON,
JAM JOSEPH w. JOHNSTON