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THE SUBSCRIBER having purchased

Il the entire interest owned by Erw'D McADAM in
the OLD DOMINION b0fTLlN9 ESTABLISH
MENT, respectfully solicits a continuation of the
very liberal patrona &c bestowed on the firm Of 4.
Mason Co He hopes, by strict attention TO BUSH
ness and strai gtforward dealing, TO merit the con-
fidence reposed IN the late finn.
Very respectfully. MASON.
Richmond. October 18th, 1883
~ See adveI tisements in another column.
Al I'M
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FISHER & wINsFoN. Druggists.
NH 29-dI2s Richmond
GOOD ADVICE FOR MARRIED FOLKS

4 WV ~ hS~ kuh VI \ MIDI OkEG
~ AND THOSE WHO WANT TO BE
~ you want 30 200 fun in the married state,
You mus; get inr your wlfs. for a start.
What she Want6 20 keep mousse with please don't
you wait.
il yGn do, she will think it right hard.
OF course you must 90 and i'uy you such stun;
Such ~ China and Gidsstctrs aud Dock
sorte hnte>s and souie Spoons, you cannot let
on,
And Tea Trays and oil of such stock.
To get your supply OF all what you need.
At price far much cheaper than cheap,
Call In at sCHAaP'5 Store, corner Broad aud
Third streets,
Where ell of such things they do keep.
Don't forget to call at 2CiiAAP 4 cos,
&C 30 Corner Broad and Third streets.
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BY Alexander Mott, Auct.
TRY GODS, CLOTHING. SHOES

DRY GODS. CLOTHING, SHOES. Scs
" III be cold at auction, at my q ore on THURS.
il. November 18th, ecmmencinS at 10 o'clock. .
YORK, consisting in Fart as follows:
Black and fancy colored Cassime-es, Tweed CASH
msres aud satfinets, Cotton and worstea HOSIERY
large took: suspendors Gloves, Shirt Collars 6c.
% toZee oolen Shirts aud Drawers, Linen Thread,
Spool Cotton. &C.
CLOTHING-A general sssor tment Of Clothing
sHotS-F,ve cases mems and boys Shoes one
case Rubbar shoes
HARDW tRE-Pocket Knives Scissors Knives
and Forks. Patent Balances, Locks Shoysls &C.
nos AIky MOTT auct
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8. ID. nEN0ON.
pRIEsEMAR PROTECTED BIZ kOY


/ AL Letters Paent of England, and secured by
iae Seals of the EcoIe dc Pharmacie de Paris, and
T." Impe ia College of Medicine, Vienna Triese-
"a" No Is remedy for Relaxation, SpermatorrhR,
"a Exhaustion OF tue system. Triesemar No ct
ualiy, iii the short space Of three days. complete
and entirely era1icates ell traces OF thosc daor'
c-cs which cooava and cubcbs have icng been
thought aUdote for. TO the ruin Of the health q
vast Portion Of the population. Triesemac No Bis
great Con mental remedy for that cias6 at disorders
,ich unfortunately, the English phi ysician treats
18th mercury, to the inevitable destruction OF the
eilit nt's constitution aud which all the sarsapars
b the world cannot remove. Triesemar Nos |, 2,
ld alike devoid Of .aate or small, and OF ali
4u8cating qualities They may lie on the tCil IA
Z without their use being suspected. sold In TIN
and divided in separate doses az Administered
'S Felpeau Laliemsn, Roux. Ricord, &c, &C. Price
g. esce or fcnr csses in one for So which saves vs.
ald in 81 cases. Sold by DR. II A BARROW. No
y Prince street. few blocks west of Broadway,
New York. Immediately ON receipt of the amount,
Dr Will fcrwaId the - cases OF Triesernar, and thr
tsrse sizes, carriage paid, thus iEsuring gcnntne
European preparations The s. casos alsg sent, huE
Dot free OF carriage Combinations rs1al, from
seven. VI, till two. III, from four till eight, NJ.
No 1877 Prince street. few blocks west Of Broad
Wsr. Gold also by
FISHER 4 wINsToN. Druggists,
NH 29-dI2Ts Richmond.
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By e. B. Cook, Auc,.
HORSES, MULES. FURNITURE WA

HUHSFS, MULES, FURNITURE WA
II Gen. CARTS, &c, AT AUCTION sA-
TUHDAf, the 9th Instant. at 10 Jclcck / will sell
a. the large Lot, the Central Railroad Depot:
noe Work Horses. sound and gentle: 5 very large
young Mules, Wen broke; covered Furniture Wa
Also
ssrrei Pony years old perfectly sound ard
gentle, an elegant animal for a isdv or boy
no4 ERC1Ok Aurt
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MIR LEFEBVRE's SCHOOL.
AVA CORNER CT GRACE AND FoUsHEE STREETS.

Il.
Avn CORNER CT GRACE AND FoUsHEE STREETS
Inc next session of our School begins the lat of
OCTOBER, 1855. and ends the LIST of JULY. 1859
. for tee benefit Of young ladies Who have finished
their regular course Of studes who wish to car
~ on further their mental improvement, there will
De class IN Bellies Letters and misunderstanding
twice week Price of admission, $50 for the whole
session, and Sl5 TO pupils who take other studies =
The greatest efforts will he made to render this both
interestinE and improving
In the Primary Department French will be tau ght
70 the little children orally, without any charge
FACULTY:
HUBERT LEFGBvRE, NJ, Principal
WING WILLIAMS, A B. Vice PRINCIPAL
Mrs q Bennett, Miss Mary Gordon, Miss Eli
"a Bartlett, Madame Blanchet, Mrs Miriam Tay
Tor. Madame Marie Estvan, John Calyo. C W Thi-
low. WIN Graham. Heinrich Schneider Signorine
ABtonietta and Marietta Erba, from Italy.
. TERMS:
nof DpaIu 10
" ~ w
Eor Lights %
FOR English Tuition............... ........ 40 %
ror Modern Languages, 20 %
For French, when studied exclusive of the
EnCsh 40 o.
rOr 20 90
For Music on Piano. Harp. Guitar, Organ, or
SinRing:
For one lesson (of an hourl week.......... 40 90
For two lessons (of an hour) week. 50 90
For three lessons tof an hour) wsek....... 100 90
FOR four lessons (of All hour) W. ek...... $50 90
FOR me use OF II 6 90
For Drawing, from Models. % 90
FoF Dr9"lng nom 40 0g
scr fahLlhR IN water CoioTs........... 40 90
Eor on fahtlhR. 81 90
Primary Department, for children under Ii
years 81 age................. ............. 30 90
For further particulars, apply to
HUBERT P LEFEBYRE
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By Goddin & ApI ersou.

VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLINGS
~, :, AND Vacant LOT ON CHURCH HILL. ON
!HE SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE, BETWEEN nrH
AND 2erH STREETS, FOR SALE At AUCTION
WIN be sold an THU hsDAY next, the An Noyem-
Der. 1883, on the premises mmencing at O'clock
thetwo excellent Brisk Tenements located as abeyek
one OF which is now In the occupancy Of mr.. Hoop
er. and the other occupied by -. Also q vacant
depth Of about $50 feet The location Of HE above
property Is bea1tiful. commanding as IL does fine
'g6 oi James River and surrounding country
TERMS -One-sourth cash. balance a. 6. ~ and Ia
months lot negotiable notes interest added secured
by a trust deed G}ODDIN 4 AppERSnN
20 s,-.;Sna.
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y HANDSOME
GOOD &

E" AND a,>psoup
6 O O d s.
We sre now receiving frcm New York our second
..?piy OF Lev. HANDSOME and desirable GOODS. for
FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
Sc invite So exam nation from all purchasers. We
.r pa pared t. show large 9Ed deeirable stock VI
DRESS GOODS
&. al the newest aud most desirable styles. We
fg.uI0Iate n Psft-
SIihS-Robo Aicz
pCUbie Skirts
Tn 90 Fl1n0ce
A,Cr ripped
tiIurr6 BAY siere Plaid
Plain Black. in great variety
Black Aoire Antique. cheaper q an ev
er before offered
Super Printed Cashmeres and MOuselsnes
Nrusels n- Robes Aiez
Printed Merinoes
Yc,v beautiful small fl sured Mernoes. for chill
Amensenaud cheap English Mouselaines
Plain, Plaid and striped pVp!ins
Plaii EaenCss French MeTinoes
Bal adore tishair French BaZs
Pain " auseliues. &c. &C
In MORNING Co. DIS. w have Bombs2ines. Alpa-
"a, Ttnisa. MouselaiUs AIerinoes, Grapes, Black
,iTr Cloak in Velvet and Cloth are rom the eel.
ttrste5 establishment Cf Hrcd' in New York which
suti lent guarantee cf their elegance and fash
IN. rns department is kept constantly full by
Ia -uawls We can show Square and Mantilia Stella
square and IAntil!a Wool. comprising everything
8-T aud Handsome
We have RlarRe and handsome stock Of
Worked Collars and Sleeves. in sets
Worked Collars, in Muslin and Cambria
sup Lace Sets. and Collars separate
Marseilles Linen ana Cambria Sets
. Muslin and Lace Caps
Hosiery every variety
GoFes aud eau aletJs, of all kinds.
In Cloths CHssimeres and FestinRs we have a su-
pe-b stock which We will sell by the yard or have
III ,ie 10 order, By fashionable tailors, at very low
prces. y sre prepared 10 have all styles of work
male up, from cheap business suit to the finest
3-.ss cost.
We ,,-o nave, probably, tho hest stock of Ser
VANS Clothing t" b" found in this market, ray
- Ard - Ful, > Cloths
C4ssiGets. Sleeps Greys Kerseys. Lnseys
Georgia pl4iis. &c
Blankets. FlsnneIs, brown and bleached Cottons
Irsn Lil-ns, Table Damask, Towels
SaphiLs, Table Covers, &c
Ia shot, re mean 10 keep everything usually
md in r first class Dry Goods store. Buying
ds often we are always able to show all the nov
cites CHJLES ( CHESEkY.
&c I4--iia Corner 6tn and Broad It's.
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ZONES PATENT BURNER.-LIGHT!
CLIGHTl LHiHTl-The largest assortment of Coal
Oil Lamps in the State for sale opposite the Ameri
can Hotel and under the Exchange Hotel Building.
whore you are invited to call and examine the stock
on hand. Fluid and OIL Lamps altered at small ex-
pense to burn the kerosne Oil. NV REX,
No 1862 Main street. opposite the American.
&C 26-fmS
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SECOND SUPPLYING are receiving

~ our second supply of
RICH, FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS,
which makes our asaor mept complete in every de-
partmenf. We would name
Beautiful Velvet C!osks
Do Black and Coored Cloth Cioaks
Rich Stella and Worstea Shawls
Rich Velvet FlAunced Silk Robes
Rich Double skirt do do
Rich BNyad, re- and Striped Silk, in variety
Net elsires; Rote ai.ez
Emb'oideries il Muslin and Lace Sets-new
styles and very beautiful
ALSO,
10 bales Negro Blankets
csses Bed do. e4tofi-4
Heavy Sa ine:s and Pulled Cloths
kerseys. Linseys and Flannels immense
stock
All o! woich will be offered st such prices as will
insure sales. CHRISTIAN Il LATHROP,
&C 2h 44 Main 81.
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s@A NOTICE The stesmer A
tszssss1aszzsf sCHULTZ having to undergo
some repairs, VIII, after this day, WEDNESDAY
3 November. be withdrawn for few weeks. from
the Chic kahominy and James River Line Due no.
tlce VIII De given Of her Temperance on the route
~ HILL,
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- li-ll-a--l---l---- -
IOl FOR NO. 40.

NEARLY OPPOSITE ST CTFAS HOTEL
\, nc or atest bargains IN Mrappiugs for Ladies'
"iSsss ana Ch.dron, at PRICES to defy competition.
feures Head Dresses: Head Pins and Millinery
at less price than any establishment In the
city
Exten'ion, Honiton. Primo IS Royal Solid and
all kind Of Hoop and Quilted Skirts
rmofoideries ~ great variety and exceedingly low
dEimmn9-. Frnges and Buttons in endless variety:
Moolen apes, Caps and Hoods for infants: Beads
hoops Brushes. tombs. Cabas. Tassels Fancy Box.
-. ana general sortNeat of Mott ms. Ali AL
- call and the goods will he found euual TO any
ana superior to many, with lower prices
~ Remember, at No ~ Main sweet.
ocT GEORGE JACOBS.
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CARRIAGE MAnUFACToRIgles.=

ST& NG" Ohbhlh0L AMI II An
63SS3aaTNN NESS REPOSIT, RY.-The subscriber
having been for number of years engaged iu
Coach Making. offers to those in this section who
may wish TO purchase variety of light and sub
staptial CAR nj AG Es, such as Bugges Rockaways
&C. All work warranted made of good and durable
material: Persons wishing to purchase are respect
July invited to give a call ard examine. Induce
price and guarantee of the faithful performance of
the Work. NJ PULLEY,
&C lily Wall st near ST CharIea Uots,I
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Sh1 OaI AT COST FOR CASH

'to, ''N''' CHAs. 4. GwATKIN. No. iki
va root Rlchmond. respectfully informs the
. a.lc that having csived notice from the owner
-. ny the ho1se he AT present occupies a place
rus,u~.s. nth view Of improving the property
tr-: tafiuS asuitshle house 10 move into at tn,
Htfr,l fi-uc lie has deir rm;nCd 10 ihr,w his
ST. -rl' q fiji siNeR Of Staple aud Fancy Dry Good
.ac market AT co.'s; for cash. To be sid of spec
. a. possible. The stock is large and fresh. Ne
. goods Carpets, silk, Hosiery. Fianneis, Blan-
LIS Emtr0iieIies, Ribbons, Linens.
ClAS. A. GWATKIN
nj No lhl Main u onp.site TX hark.
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AUCr1oH eALBo.
~s~.~e~
By Jas, NJ. Tavlor a Eon

By Jas. ". Taylor 4 Son.
A UCTION SALE OF A LARGE MUM.
A BIER or BUILDING LOTS IN THE rory
cFFuLT0N. At AUCTlUN.-WlI be cold upen The
Premises. on THURSDAY. the 9Th day Of November.
@ nmsncin2 at O'Clock r H., about 30 Building
IN the town II Fuit These iots are we'll .pitsi
for ssall miiy rtsi and shJu'd eiai n the at
q home stead.
TsrMs-Gne-fourth cash; the balance at 4. 8. and
IL months for notes with interest and title retained
JAS TAYLOR q ron. Aucts
Immediately after the sale above advertised will
be sold q number Of Lots 10 Lewis plan adjoining
Fulton, fronting on Nicholson, Lewis aud other
streets Most of these e1gibiy situated for fam
lily residences, while part CT those on Lewis street.
now rev County road. are valuable stands for
tail stores being just beyond the CORPORATION line Of
Richmond -
TEENS - One fifth CASH; the balance at e. g. IL
ana months for notes with interest and title re-
taiEei LAS M TAYIStR = soN
mol nets
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HENRY HOMECOMING, Teacher of
:, the French, German, Portuguese and Spanish
9Th streets Or aoG,n
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- LECT COUNTRY BOARDING.
~ SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES Mrs HENRY
BROOKE proposes on the 10th of October a xt
10 omen Boarding School 70. young ladies at Ash'
land, il the county of Hanover
All the higher branches of feraie education will
be taught Including French. Latin, Italian Music
and hrawing-n all of which departments there
viii he competent assistants.
Mr. EDWARD GkENlkR, row resident in ssh.
land, will take charge Of the Department of Music,
French and Drawing.
Alter the present year the School will be removed
TO the country in the neighborhood of Ashland
IERMS-oNE-HALF PAYABLE IN ADVANCE, THE REST AT
TIRE End OF THE YEAR:
For BOARD. including fuel and lgntssl75 90
Laneuage (eaCh ~ 90
Mcsic-Professors Feas
Use OF Plano...... 00
For further information, address
HENRY T. BROOKE,
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Richmond. Oct 18th, 1853. &C '6-lm

EO-PARTHERsHIP N OTICE-The
- subscribers beg leave to inform the citizens of
Richmond and the public generally, that The Y have
ente cd into cOpartnership under the style of
GREEN 4 DAVIS, for tae purpose of carrying on
tie GRANITE BUSiNE sS. in all of it's branches;
and thar they are now preparet to execute any
work that may be Cffered TO them in their line in
the most work man like manner, and on reasonable
terms. One Of them can always be found at their
yard, 9th street, side of the canal the
Armory. SAM'L GREEN,
OLIVER DAVIS.
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7 UMBER. SHINGLES, LATHS. &c
- We have in our yard, south side of Deck. near
Superior and IA HEART FLOORING. dressed and
seasoned
Superior NORTH ERN ASH, Ia TO 4 in. hck under
shelter
Superior WHITE PINE, to in. thick. y to 10 feet
long
Superb POPLAR, s. and = in. thick, wide, under
shelter
Superoc WHITE OAK, l to in. thick, wide. under
shelter
sOncd
CYPRESS SHINGLES, No Hearts and No Saps,
in. wide
SAWED SHINGLES, and in. wide, at reduced
prices
sAWLD LsTHS. SQUARE OAK POSTS, &c
Terms accommodating.
oc BIN ISAAC MERCER co.
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STATE AGRICULTURAL

ORDER OF PROCsEDISGS
For the general annual meeting and Fsr of the
Eirgini. State Agricultural Society, fer 1885, to be
held ut Petersburg
On Friday night the Z9th inst. at o'clock, the
Exc cutiye Committee will meet at BoJingbrook
Hoel unless another place be dese nated.
On Monday, the lst OF November, tie Farmers
Assembly will begin their sessions at the Baptisf
Church. corner OF Market and high streets.
On Tuesday the "a of November, at O'Clock, the
Fair will commence, on tie grounds of the Uniou
Agricultural ciety of Virginia and North Carolina
Daily notice will be given in the morning papers If
TIE order OF proceedings. -
oc 2g-ts CHAS WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
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TuAN PIZZtNT,

TUAN PIZZiNI,
Wholesale DEALER IN
FOREIGN EkUIrS A ID REFINED CANDY MAN
UFACTURER.
Strangers visiting the city at the present fair,
would resp cfulIy cali theaT attention tn my extern
siye ct, OK of tTuits Preserves Jeilies Cigars
Also to my French Candies, Of the most select as
sortment and variety. together with my maui
fscture OF KedDed Candies il all varieties and shai
"a and examine at JUAN PlZZlNPS,
Il No I2e u ain st.
TOuN W. POLLARD,
DRUGGIST AND A POTHECARY,
I1ih 1t, between Grace and Broad
Beg leave to inform his friends and the public ge-
morally that his 81 Ck of
DRUGS. MEDICINES
CHEkH4LS PANTS
OILS GLASS PUTTY,
DYES, P4TENT AED5CINES
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TN RETIRING from the firm of GEN
TRY WALKER, return my thanks to my
friends f. the liberal patronage eytenc ed to the
kinds of country produce, and hope, by due dill
gence aud prompt attention, to merit a share of
public patronage. promising, in doing GENERAL
COMMISSION BUSINESS to make use of every
exeron to promote the interest of my patrons both
in buying and selling. Office No 4, 18Th street
j Il GENTRY.
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,tNFORD. MAYO & BLAIR have re-

~ moved their Office 10 the store of Messrs j. b.
FERGUSON, JR d CO.. No. 9 Pearl street. where
they will be much pleased tn see their old friends,
aud " here those who have left with them tokens OF
remembrance requested to call and redeem
them. without further application.
ID
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TOILETTE md FANCT ARTICLES
together with Fine SEGAKS, Chewing and smoS-
ing TOBACCO, hyperion WINES and BRANDY, &c
lee ted expressly for medicinal purposes, is at this
time very complete He therefore solIcts call
from all who nsy he II want Of articles in his line
with tn that he can and will give satis-
faction IL every particular.
POLLAKDS's RHECNATIC LLYInENT claims
the attention Of the afflicted. This ariic never
fails 10 give relief IN any case when properly used
and no family shoul1 be Hi;houtit.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS have my spe-
cial sttention, and are prepared from nothing bu,
the puTest Z etlcincs. 81
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pICOT's Virginia Magic Washing Fluid

MISSES BARTLETT AND JACOB (
Iva propose remaining in this city, q few weeks,
and viii give lessons in PAINTING and EMBRUI-
Derry
Those who wish IN avail themselves of the oppor
tunty can dJ 50 by leaving orders A the Bookstore
of J " RANDOLPH. l2l Main street where spcci
mems can hr sen.
0ther specimens are on exhibition at the United
States Fair. 1oad references given IN Washington
and other cities &C 2S-7tf
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. OPENING OF FASHION, n
SHIPPING

EE-Uh FOR LYNCHBURG.-To
49, leave THURSDAY The Canal Boat
NAPoLEoN, will leave as above. For freight apply
!" . VIM cox
3-Zt at the shed on Dock stroat
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g MASON, Manufacturer of Improved
~ Filtered MINERAL WATERS, and Bother
Of London and Philadelphia PORTER, smiths
Celebrated ALE" CHAMPAGNE CIDER and "a
GER BEER.
PORTER, ALE ard LAGER BEER, in half pints,
pints and quarts. to suit customers
G. untry orders receive strict attention. The
goods forwarded 10 any part OF the state, with
the tmCst dispatch.
Factory-9Oth street. between Main and franklin,
Richmond Va &C l4--6m
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IMPOR TANT PAPERs.--Sl0 RE-
l. WaRD.-The above reward will be paid for the
discovery, for information that will lead 10 the
discovery Of certain papers relative 10 the services
of Col JAMES INNEs In the Revolutionary War.
said Papers were at time, in the poss ession OF
Gen 10 Lambert. ex-May or II h edmond, We and
were By him delivered TO some person unkpoWn.-
JAMES T. RANDOLPH,
uo2-3ts Washington D. u
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~ hhDs. PRIME SIDES and ehoul-
w dsfs 8 hhds BIsast-. 70 bbls small new Hams;
Ai,bIs nest leaf fs,d 100 bbis No 3 haeksrei; 20
~ e, half AID u Lib. 4 o Mackeret 100 k,is NO
ice oshsD Butteri 100 kegs cheap Butter ior
e.. THo6 JUHEe = w. =
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DIaaoY.nTTON0 -

Ox60OIUT1O00, 20.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHTPS
- The co-psrtncrship heretofore existing betwecr
B. HEINRICH W KREUsER. under the sfyI
OF HEINRICH 4 kRBUSER, expires to-day. by
mutual consent S' "
Any unsettled business will have the attention of
VIM kRfUsFR. to whom the matters Of HEM
RICH kREUSER have been transferred
u. HETNRICH
VIM KaEUsEh.
Richmond, Va Nov LIST. 1873.
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Having disposed Of my Granary and Feed Fsta
blishment TO Messrs AUSTIN GENTRY, I most
respectfully tender my sincere thanks my frienrs
and customers for the liberal patronage they have
bestowed upon me, and would take occasion to be-
speak for my successors continuance of their ia
yors. JOHN LACY
Richmend. Oct 2lst. 1853. oe3-lm
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER
~ SHIP.-The co-par nership heretofore existing
between Gentry 4 T j Walker, under the lame
and sty 10 OF GENTRY Il WALKER, expires to-day
by mutual consent Any unsettled business of the
concern will have the attention of J Walker to
whom the matters Of Gentry Walker have been
transferred. ENTRY
T j WALKER
HAVING determined to continue the
IL COMMISSION BUSINESS at the old stand of
Gentry aker. hope by !ict attention TO bust
ness to merit continuance of the patronage of the
late firm. and of the public generally.
TT WALKER.
Richmond Oct 18th 1873
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NOTIcE.-I have for sale Bscoa, Lard,
~ Sugar Coffee, Spices, Soap, Candles. Cod Fish,
Flour, Herripgs, Butter, Cheese, Irish Potatoes
Buckwheat, &c, &c. should be glad to ses the
ladies' gentlemen and every body else, second door
from 9TH on Broad. GEO HOLMES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-04
1T. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY, RICH
- M0ND, VA.

ONNDUNI I'D The SISTERS UF CHARITY,
TINS Institution will resume Studies on the FIRST
MONDAY OF September. BoarGers, for board and
tuition and use OF bed and bedding Also for washing
ana mendlnE, pay per annum SI3o, to be paid semi.
annually. in advance Day Scholars according to
the branches they study pay from 81 Is per quar-
ter, in advance. tarthsr particulars appiy at
the kcatemy 4h and Marshall sts. or TO the Ht hev
j MCGiLL Bishop of Richmond se3-d&cxts