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-. r.srAees, speech.

49, ySorheeHs Speecns
~&..- N.rs s.,.n 70 many applications from
,ssE..s :, anr o,iice for the appeal In be-
49, .ssor addressed 70 the Court At Charles.
town by Mr.. vooxurrs' snat We nav '1 rs,,..
mined to prfns Il aEastl IN a. extra saes' 10
brilliant speech Of the Atsosaey oe'e's. =
r.s,.na deserves to be generally read In both
sections Of the Uaion. We 40 nos reMemoes
forensic effort that excited more adfnirauons--
=, fsr A. Cook Is concerned, II can, we sup
80. have no effect on his fate His subse-
:, nam. .peech and letters undid the labor Of
Mr.. y. In his behalf, II his previous acts had
not rat him beyond all ciemcncy. Therefore
the speech has been. and viii be, considered
,ndependens Of Cook, and IL regarded as a
model OF legal elos,ueace, q noble vindtcation of
Virginia, aud a scathing and whitening denun-
cta.scn OF the Northern abolifionists and IA
nAttcs.
The speech will be ready In few days. UT
tiers from the country RENTING fAree ee"f
stamp will be promptly attended TO- Anes
should be sent In at once.
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SENATOR MAsoN's REsoLUTIoN.-ln the
Senate of the United States, on Tuesday, dur
ing the debate on Mr.. Mason's resolution for
an enquiry into the Harper's Ferry invasion,
ard after Mr. Hale had defined his position
and INDUCED in some coarse humor, Mr.. Hun
ter spoke in substanc as follows:
He expressed his surprise at the manner in
which this res olution had been received. 1t
was proper in itself, and was made emlnently
necessary by circumstances OF recent occur
renee The Sonth was not SO much startled
inv the force of Brown and his few followers
"a IL was at the sympathy which had been
ouenly expressed for him throughout the en-
tire North, and at the apparent indiierence OF
the great masses there at the exhibition OF
these manifestations of sympathy. The Sena-
tor from Illinois now proposes 70 throw this
matter in to mere party issue. Does he sup.
,,.,se the South regard the peace and safety of
The community a party matter! They are
laath TO believe that such events can be treat
ed with indifference by those bound to them
nv the ties of q common government: but Ii
such is the case, it is time that the South were
made aware of it. Upon such an occasion as
this, which has parallel in the history OF
this country, the leyity display ed by the Sena-
tor from New Hampshire is like the laugh OF
an inebriate by the side of the bed of DEATH
The South are fully able to take care of them
| selves: if the general government cannot af-
ford protection, let the South know ii at once.
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STOPPED THE ToLIIKG.---The Boston Pest
says the statement that the BELLS in Concord,
N. H. were tolled Friday for Old Brown. is
untrue. The Baptist church was broken open
by printer from the Office of the Independent
Democrat. an abolition paper, and the bell was
tolled a short time. The pastor of the church.
the Rev. Mr.. Flanders, Immediately ordered
the intruders TO desist and soon after Capt.
Seth Eastman, one of the committee of the
church, put q stop 70 the infamous procedure.
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MORE ABOLITION EMIssARIEs DETECTED =
Three more of these worthless were detected
in Columbus, Ga, last Friday, and their cases
Another has been arrested in Marion, Ala,
aud is likely to receive summary punishment
at The hands of the citizens.
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"a Hair Cuftlng.-TO THE CITIZENS AND
STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY.-If YOU
wish to get your Hair cut in the iatest and mcst
approved style, would advise you to cali on HOB
SON; At his Hair Cutting. Shaving. shampooiny
and Bathing Rooms, under tie American Hotel.
Entrance on 1lth street.
N. B.-Gentlemen also can get their whisksrs
and moustsche changed from red, lisht, grey, TO
"A most beautiful black or brewn color.
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- NOTlCE.-The General Meeting. of
1>1.a the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE BANK
OF VIRGINIA will be held at their BANKING House,
IN the city Of Richmond. on MONDAY, the 9th Of
January hext.
The law provides that no Officer. Director of
the Bank shall vote as the proxy of stockholder
in any election of Directors or Officers of the Bank
nor shall any proxy pc valid which shall have been
executed sixty days before the time Of election.
de s -3tawtd SAML MARX, Cashier.
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WESTERN LuNATIC AsYLUM.-The Stuan-
ton Spectator says. that at late meet
ing of the Board of Directors of the
Western fanatic Asylum, the purchasing
agent was instructed to make his purchases OF
all supplies of every description within the
State of Virginia and as far as possible of DO
nestle grow tn and manufacture.
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DIED.

On yesterday. at liz O'Clock, A. NJ, after short
illness. EUSTAcE ROBINSON.
HIS funeral will take place at the Monumental
Church, this afternoon at O'Clock, to which the
friends of the family are respectfully invited.
In New Orleans. on Saturday. 18th November,
OTWAY 3. BRADFUTE, aged AZ years.
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a. eren'n Z, hs SSsbl srk 4 asi.
Large and Splendid StocE &c rn, coors

STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
At cost for Cash, or to our regular trade on the
a, 900 DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS TO BE
SOLD BY JANUARY FIRST.
In consequence of the death Of MIR. Crenshaw. il
becomes necessary to close the business of the firm
at once. We therefore offer our entire stock OF
Goods comprising the best assortment ever seen in
business hut short time, and it affords an excel
lent opportunity for those who have not supplied
ing season, to do now.
Our time is limited, stock large, and. in order to
accomplish purpose with a. little delay ~ pos
sible, we will sell our goods at Prime sosf, osepries,
and NO variation.
PARTICULAR NOTICE!
All debts duo Ms ON the LIST Of July last, and ro-
naming unsettled must be paid at onc6, a. longer
Indulgence cannot be granted.
de lin CRENSHAW, QUARLES 4 CO.
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sale Of N,

TH6Mi6 JAN IS DEANEse farm ID G0ochland
county, advertised By JtMxs LyoNs, Trustee, viii
se. , y &c ~ ps, ana ~
able, and also al the STOCK. CHOPS. Ac., Cd said
osiate Persons tlsposed % attend the sale, can
Isavs Richmond. Monday afternoon. the 18th Inst,
ri o'clock, b. way Of the Packet Bost. b accom-
niodated st Cedar Point or 00ochiand G. H., and
from which place there will be conveyanco
to take them to the sale the next day dist
two miles. There are law hetter estatea than this
now IN market, and an excellent opportunity Iynnw
offered to those dispOsod to purchase q valuable
farm, slaves and al necessary personal property.
For terms, &C., see auction head.
ds6--tds 0ODDIN 4 APPERSON, Aucts.
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SERGEANT-AT-ARMs.- noticing the cleo
ton of w. Z. NJ. WORD, Esq, of Botetourt, as
Sergeant-at. Arms of the House of Delegates,
it should have been stated that at the last ses-
sion he was a member of the same body of
which he is now most efficient and popular
officer MIR. WORD is an old editor AID an old
friend, aad we congratulate him on his be-
coming an officer of the government.
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RICAMOND LIBRARY...l

- RICHMOND LIBRAR Y.-NO-
60 TICE.-To facilitate the opening Of the
RICHMOND LIBRARY, (which has been post
poned unavoidabiy in consequence of alterations
being neces airy in the shelving all person. having
in Their possession BOOKS, MAGAZINES, or
PAMPHLETS belonging to the Librar, are ear
nestIy requested to sena them to the Mechanics
Institute without delay. II is important that the
names of the parties returning Books, 4 C., shon d
accompany them, so that no one may be wrongful
" CHARGED. By order Of the Committees.
de S-3t GEO. w. BAGBY, Librarian.
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) DEATH OF MIEIsTKR--Rey. J. w. Cooke
formerly lawyer, and more recently attached
70 the ministry of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, died Within a day or two past. at
Greenyilie, 5. c., where he was in attendance
at the Conference
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IA November %, 1885,
A lar.e lot Of elegant
SILKS,
MOUSELAINES,

POPLIN Do,
And other style Dress Goods, to be sold of at once.
THOS. II. PRICE e co.
Have laid out a CREST variety of tho above Goods
to which they invite special attention. They are
to Re sold within the next few weeks At some
price, and their customers and the public arc in
vited to give them an early CALL a. they may expect
to get them at their own prices.
Just opened, an elegant lot of Cloth CLOAKS, to
which attention il called.
Martin, Sable, Hudson Ray Sable, DO, 10
A beautiful lot IRISH P0PLIN receiyedto day.
noaf-Im THOS. X. PRICE 4 CO.
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MARRIED

At the residence of the bl des father, by the Rev
John John. on the 10Th of November, MIR. w NJ
u. NOBLE, Of Amelia county, to Miss OLIVIA E
PHAUP, of Chesterfield.
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Books On sLA a. rsRAzNDoLPH's
Rnokatnra and HndAry

Rooks ON sLAx \, EskAxSpoLpWs
TIE AMERICAN CITIZEN. b Bishop S HOP.
AB66lLni fi UNVEILED. ByH. T. James.
cHRi sssr DOCTRINE OF SLAVERY. By
aAk RsnE rs se eip.r1as vIEws OF SLAVE
BE Eppso rs LIBERTY AND SLAVERY. 100.
SLAVERY nsb fhE fkkakbYa B, s. sa.s
THE NEGRO SLAVERY QUESTION. By :
sLa NsE feI oR nssihsRi IS 3, Rev Dr.
sod Ffi. ! e VIEW OF SLAVERY. By Rev.
soc III 1ssaf' F 81 THE SOUTH. By 6. Fis.
Slavery we I ,ssecRIpTuaAL AND STATISTICAL.
s$ fl. !: ss:.is j +
vrk p:ffsIs1sss aalssf "a or AFRICAN COLO
TWO aaE9f Evils ss Of SfRGiiSiA. 3, b.
ArE Eiasi ' COLONIZATION UNVEILED. ~
oL e fSaf, EiSSsoiNoMY OF SLAVERY. By Z.
WHIT hane Ac ~. V. BLACK ACRE; : Tri.l of
- the Ns;!e Qus.ssa.i.amn; : !se sss :,
bkETshtksssasY 81 Vi ksisAs :se so
CANNIBALS ALI; er: Slaves Without Mastsrs.
ao b 3 l Rssoaa Examined. 3, R.v.J
asEsS|s y A
LIFE y ii AEahsss1s 5S s. .. .s.. Tom. c.s.
ETAEL soMERs: q. TIE Fats q the 'union.-
=? S. i IF; ;:.. II
TIME NEW YOH0 MwR AMI - - =
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m. Richmond Made Cloaks.

So MAIN STREET.
CLOAKS for Ladies. Misses and Children; large
assortment of rs, just received and selling 1t
much less than their value.
Fine Velvet BONNETS, FLOWERS, FEATH-
Frs RUCHES, HEAD-DRESSES Dress 81 ks
RIBBONS, VELVETS and PRINCES, Dress
GAPS, best quality Extension SKIRTS French
Needle worked COLLARS, SLEEVES. HDK'FS,
kirds.
Having just purchased in New York, for cash, 1
am en- ab,ed to offer great inducements to those
search Of bargains in F RS and FANCY GOODS
RICHES. RIHEONS. &C.. dc.
Miiliners supplied at New York Eholesais, cash
prices. n ELEk FL,
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GALLANTRT OF THE POSTMASTER GENERAL
A letter was recently written by Postmaster
General Holt to Il postmaster in Massachu-
setts, covering decision rs interesting as it is
novel. The substance of the matter is that
n husband who had been separated from his
VIE. demanded that his village postmaster
should deliver her letters to him. and threat
ened a suit ct law il his demand was not
complied with. The wife, on the other hand
forbade the delive cry of her letters to the hus-
band In these circumstances, the postnlas-
ter appealed TO Mr.. Holt for Instructions
That gentleman pronounces the claim ad-
yaneed by the husband too preposterous TO be
seriously refuted-indeed, he says it is as abhor-
rent TO law as it is TO the Christian civilization
of the age The postmaster is, therefore, in
structed to give the letters in question to the
lady 10 whom they were addressed.
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THE New YORK CITY ELECTION took place
on Tuesday. There were three candidates for
Mayor: Mr.. Hsyenyer. candidate of the Tam
mary Hall Democrats, Fernando Wood OF the
Mozart Hall DemScrats, and Mr.. Updyke OF
the Republicans. Telegraphic dispatches pub
lished in the Baltimore papers of yesterday
announce the election of Mr.. WOOD, by a ma
iori;y of 327)
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E u -. u v ae1.I {2EE;7 1870 H. ~ N
$3.50 - - 49, Fl; - = Z se.S2 ~, Is
NgtWtffeean ~ s ~ ~ ~ q
et0cS sfaslm9 m 49, ~ y ~ tssf f}S33f
~ s.n,ss ~. 4S Stncf NV 1S5 sss azfSf1
" Sns Sxcltew4k ~ ~ nm SSIyit a. ~
ssim ia.tn - - "a nvstnmS Ven mai yss-
isfday, bstnE onfy ~ en- This pay = aeeouns-
&c ms q tne aes tnst sn ~ ss,ms M ~ Nj
nearly OWL a44 k0eee lol ~ 1870, Amt
Fccmneney1 @u1 ~ ~ ~" az N,tth "a
snnQn 9nIfss eonnosacs 1872. essS - ~
The weskly statemeat Of tho PhiladclghiA ben13
pfesontn the f6lfoWiox neEroKetoe - coInpeSSN
with tl,oee Of tils pfeyi9ns wcfki IS
Nnv: -. : !, ~ ~, az ~. = len
0sooA 81 ~ ~, ~ = "a IS ec a186
srsris 8 = Sii ~ 1854 rs Inc. Sl,129
s 1, s... :. 5. .s,:., s'oss
III Hsri LIN ssus. rmaiaa 40 ~ neo. 1,70l
r,..s =, .,th.r nj ~ Ga 3o0 ISL Dec. 7Nlz3
Deposits ...... Il 6l6,6z6 N,662 0Is Inc. 63S5
Circuiatiori 3650 So 26l8 n Dec. S.356
trhAs c.mrarative ssatement or the New York
ne e., fhs vsak enSiine Deo s. II - follows:
- ~
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m. Special Notice.-Havins determined be-
fore next fall to thorour hly repair store, pull
WOOILEN and other GOODS adapted TO FALL and
WINTER wear at cost; We solicit . call from al
will be sold at some price. Call at
no30-lm COURTNEY'S, 2os Broad 1t.
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Nor,hern M.rkess-tBr TrLrsnArn.

Ma THRoAr DIsEAsEs.-Byotcs'sB Bronchial
TYorhes. or Cough Lozenges. From Rev. E. H.
Pratt. Fast Woodstock Conn. feel grateful to
YOU tor placing within the reach Of the suffering 80
years with great benefit. not less to my general
health than tn mr. throate | recommend them with
reat ieasure on every hand.
de G-d3tTThuS6cwlt
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rr0 RBICKLAYERs, nyIEDr Rs, AND
- oIHEn 4s E tS.l9 9 81 smIER.Na INTO
tissr veuId RENT q. LEAAE 1 lot 81 seysrsl
acres near the city limifa aboiinsinE In auperior
grounds. With buildings for ths aeccmmost atom, u
hands, and hin persunal attention. unifo IN snch
0nslnese upon saultshic tefns. With = Sespanslbe
tenaively fesriyih janaAyy noxt. ReoGQaoe6 etvSn.
6fss s e afG. ss.s sAs Post
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FoR CHARLEsTowN.-The Washington
Guards, of Fredericksburg, received orders on
Monday from Adjutant General Richardson
TO march to Charles town, and TO report to
Gen Taliaferro for orders.
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M Special Notice.-We ask attention to ouI
splendid assortment of
Velvet and Cloth CLOAKH
Beautiful and cheap SILKS.
Silk C3ES, cheap.
Real Irish and French POPLlNS.
Rich VELOUR OTTOMANS.
Beautiful French DELAINES.
Great VARIETY medium DRESS GOODS.
Muslin and Lace SETFS-harga aims.
French, Wool and Stelia SHAWLS.
New and fine FURS.
LINENS and Housekeeping GOODS.
Non shrink,n FLANNEIsS
Domestic SHEETING and SHIRTINGS.
Kersey LlNSEYS and BLANKETS.
Sleeps GREYS and FULLED CLOTHS.
NO cts SAM'L NJ. PRICE & CO.
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sHocKOE HILL GENER AZ
UAA AGENCY.
q. w. II. TYLER,
ODscs % Marshall, BstUsss Sixth ssd SersAsk
Centipues to RENT OUT HOUSES, HIRE OUT
nk9k9 S. ~ nhAt =, aSFE4k
returns his thanks f6f the iiher1 pntronage hestoW
cd upon hiin Tor two years past a 0-dm
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A DR.. Hostetterss Bitters have received
throus bout the Union AS avaluablo tonic for the
cure of Dyspepsia: Flatuience, constipation and
general nervous debility. it csnnot be approached.
Every day new cases OF its great effect chrpni-
cled through our public journals There il nothing
equal to the endowment, to that which the afflicted
experience when using this valuable specific Its
mild tone, its sure and vigorous action upon dis
ordered stomach. and the cleansing of the entire
human body should recomne nd il TO ali classes of
our community. All that will bs necessary to con
vince the skeptics of its healthy effects 10 to pur-
chase a bottle and he conviared.
Sold BY druggists and dealers generally. every
where. dc DIN
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ma To Save Time. Labor and Expense.
use semi pie q Infabe Baking Powder. For sale
by all Druggists and Grocers.
ma Light Sweet and Wholesome Loaf
Bread Biscuits, Pastry, &c.. can be made by using
SempIefs Infailible Baking Powder
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METROPOLITAN HALL go

POSITIVELY CLOSING NOV. lDru, 1870.
ATTRACTION EXTRlORDINARY
DE-. BEALE'S MECHANICAL EXHIBITION.
Doors open at o'clock Commence a. X
Exhibitions WEDNESDAY, aud NATtIRDAy
AFTERNOONS. at so'clock. 81 Dc S-lv
STONISHING TO ALL.-MADAME RUS.
hSELL, the celebrated Astroloeist, has lust
arrived, and will remain but . short time She was
born with mai ural gift to tell all the events Of life
even your very fhons hts; will tell whether gu are
married or single. and how many times you are 10
be married; will cause speedy marriage. Sne has
astnnisbed Thousands with her msais power No
gentleman admitted Mrs. EDDiNs| Boarding.
House, 18th or Governor street, between Main
and Franklin streets. NO - lms
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In The senate yesterday, nuscne the resceu.
ttons Introduced was one placing IRE neSv6e1
on the same footing as slaves, In sl,eeyes Of
the law, A. regards punishment FOR rfinA and
another 10 require merchants In applying Tor
iicerse 10 ssate what part OF thear goods II
manufactured out Of this Staie, and II I'M
ported, at what port they entered A joint
resolution was passed for the appoin trnent o.
a committee Of both Houses for the in-
ves,igation Of the Harprr's Ferry affair. N
the House Of Delegates joint resolution was
offered by Mr.. KEMrKK. TO the ensct 'na' ~ -
not necessary or proper that the LEGISLATURE
should interfere in the case OF the mnraereIs
now under sentence at Charlestown. Mr 4.
explained that he had information that the
prisoners and their friends stii hoped Tor tue
in,ernosition of the General Assembly. The
resolution was unanimously adopted. Among
The resolutions of enquiry offered, was one
into The expectancy of the State Armory re-
uewing its active operations in the manafac-
ture of arms.
INcENDIARY PUBLICATIONS IN THE MAIL
Postmaster General Holt has addressed q
letter to Mr.. Chas. A. Orion, postmaster at
Falls Church, Va, In answer to an enquiry
whether the statute of Virginia, denonncing,
under heavy penalties, the circulation of in
eendiary publications, is in conflict with the
act of Congress regulating the administration
of the Post Once Department Mr.. Holt re-
fers to the opinion delivered by Attorney
General Gushing in the case of the iazoo
City post-ofiice, wherein 1t is held that
statute of Mississippi, in all respects anala-
eons 10 that of Virginia, was not inconsistent
with the act Of Congress quoted. prescribing
the duties of postmas tiers in regard to the de-
livery of mail matter. and that the latter, as
good citizens. were bound 10 yield obedience
to such State laws.
This Judgment is now recognized rs one OF
the guides of the administration of the De-
partment. The inquirer is informed. there's
fore that he must determine whether the
books pamphlets, newspapers, &c. received
nv him for distribution, are of the incendiary
character described by the statute; and ifthey
are. then he is not only not Obliged TO de-
liver them to those to whom they are address
ed but is empowered and required, by his
duty to The Stale, to dispose of them in strict
conformity to the provisions of the law re.
tarrea to. The people of Virginia may not
ONLY forbid the introduction and dissemna-
tion of such documents within their borders,
but. if brought there in the mails they may,
BIZ appropriate legal proceedings, have them
destroyed They have the same right to ex-
tinguish fre-brands, thus impiousiy hurled
into the midst of their homes and affairs, that )
man has to pluck the burning fuse from q
bomb shell which is about to explode at his
feet
This information is highly important to
postlnasters and the public generally at the
present time.
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WILLIAM WILDT,

q WILLIAM WILDT,
"a .l49 BRoAD STREET..
&N1. Takes leave to notify the public. that all
<aesSk sortsof HAIR yEWELRY,a as BREAST
PINS. EAR and FINGER RINGS. CHAINS.
NECKLACES and BRACELETS BUTTONS and
PlCTUR Els IN flowers and Landscapes etc are
constantly made up in the most careful manner by
him and his family. 30 that he is enabled to guar
antee both the work as well as the gold.
All other kind Of work bel.jng Ting to the JEWE
RY business will likewise be neatly executed by
him. and it shall be his greatest pleasure to give "a
all who may patronize him entire satisfaction.
de 8-5t*
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

A RARE CHANCE-A FlRST-CLAuS
.3 RESTAURANTF FOR SALE.-The proprietor
AlAo of one Of the best eating and drinking saloons
IN the city offers for sale his establishment Il was
htted up short tims since With eye taste and
elegance. and furnished with every convcnience
and all the latest improvements. which are 10 per-
feet order, and is reslly OF the hest situated
and best Arranged houses in Richmond For terms
apply imm sdiately to L. d. EACHO,
de Civ 18th street
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t,N FOR LIvERPOOL-The first Glass
AEk ship ERIE. Captain Pr RBLR, now at City
$3.50 Point where she will load without delay.
having nearly sill her cargo of cotton engaged and
resdv for shipment.
This ship will return from Liverpool direct to this
port with Salt and other freight, Of Dry Goods,
Crates, &C., if offered.
de SIT CHARLES PALMER.
A.ik ATTENTION, FAYETTE ARTiL-
EWNLERY.-Mee At yonr Gun A, a., IN the
sAs&aing. at ~ o'clock, TO. the purpose OF COM
plotting your 0rx AMI alton. ssas
By order Of Capt. CABELL, 80
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-, FOR RENT-POsSEsSION GiVkN lsr
S.ss JAkUARY-Ths four. story DWELLING 90
A1cupied nv W. X. Martin. on Canal street. be-
tween LIST and I'd streets. II contains tan roos.
furnished with gas and water, and has Brick
$50 isS +. MCCONNELL -
de ITS At Mitchell q Tyley's.
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~ Richmond, N0Y. 10, 1889.
The meeting above mentioned, If the Stock
holders Ia this company, having failed to organise
in consequences Of the non attendance OF sui
by gwen that the same WAC adjourned to TUES
DAY, the 18th day of December next. to be held
at this Office. II is hoped thatevery member viii
be present in person, or by proxy.
no ll-2awtl3thD A. w. MORTON, 6oc'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-08

OFFICE OF r. & Y.R. r. CO.,l
RIcHMoND. Oct. ~. 1859. a.
60 NOTlCE.-The annual meeting OF the
sg.-sA Etockholders of the B. E y Il. z; GO ".
9th day of November next. ormo~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-08

.xra> PIANO FORTE RU MING AND
8-EREPAIRING.-F. s.. BIDWELL offers
III II ihis services to the citizens of Richmond
and vicinity as practical tuner OF A o
FORTES and ORGANS.
"a Orders left at the Bookstore Of A. Norris,
aFsq or at Mrs RUssELL's boarding house on
Broad street will receive immediate attention.
Refers BIZ permission, to Messrs. MITCHELL 4
TYLER. and'A. MoKRIs, ESQ.,, Richmond. Va.
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