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a~Epnsu .zunums

1%FRRsH hsHoEns.-I have Just re.
osived. by AdamS Express, q fresh lot Of Swedisl
LEECHE3, which will be- applied upon most reasop.
able terms.
P.e.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
TO- Can be found at ell hours Of the day at the Hail
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and af
night on 9th street French Garden Hill.
my 25-ts r. O. HOBSON
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VIRGINIA KISpLrNa WooDIN New YopK.-TheN Y.
Post estimates the cost Of the wood used 10 New
York at $500 900 per anuum, and says the larger
portion Of it comes from Virginia The operations
Of one wood furnishing company is thus described:
This association has the coutroi of tract of lapu
ffiy mIss in extent. situated in surrey county,
on the James river The tr IS 81 ali OF primitive
gro th and railroad ten miles in length has been
wharf, which Is large enough 10 afford .ceonm' da
for 'CaGiDg siX vesseis at once The labvrers
(reiUforced by # iOrty Germans ust sen on
RON this cit have the ard task feeling the
huge forest trees, and Tho trunks and lsr.er
branches convey by the rail tars to the wharf
Here they are place upon wast is techacaily
termed q beG"-a species OF moving platform ard
il lj-cted IT, the sharp teeth of series oi
huge saws, which are but six inches apart and con-
stQuently cut each log into portions SIX inches in
lensth Tue 'beG'' ia Kept cup lied with logs, and
the SAWS have done their work upon ent
pile sno hef is resay oE ihem. After being. tn D.
siwn the pieces are placed upright upon vide belt
sbc Also movrs elowiy .brin- each piece direct
ly under failing axe which. wuh Its inReniously
arranged ba tfs. spite ach piece into small sticks
about al inch broad The belt m, Wing on. carries
W il the split fragments, uutii IL precipitate.
tt EN- into long tr ugh. ~hich conveys them di
reciy in'o the hold OF the Yes el without any fur
ther labor Three men can, with this machinery
.aw, spit and load ffty cords per day.
This vessel, genera ly . sch oner O. fcsrry from
one hundred to hundred and 6fty cord OF wood
split mp IN this manner; the voyage to New fCrk
occup, iua from ys 10 six days. The cargo on srr.
val is speedily tax en- up by the smal dealers. and
wo with whose humble.y ct inva u BILE assistance
we build cur kitchen fires have often come 70 us
from their distant aboriginal homes amid the wild
pine forests Of Virginia.
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HoN. SBERRARp CLEmsss-

HON. 6BEKHAkD CLEMENS 1t gives
Us pleasure to state that this gentleman after Ion
suffering from bis wound received in the duel has
sufficiently recovered to resume bis seat 10 Con.
gress, Of which he is a member, and for that pur.
pose will leave here this morning for Wsshin etou
city. The parts Of the fractured bone have united
cred in health, thonah one of bis legs is now two
inches shorter than the other
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~- Sroyrs. RANa1s AND FIR,

n% SrovEs, RANGES AND FURNAoIs.
Now in store full supply, cargo Of schr Mignio
nette. Purchasers are invited TO examine the quail
ity of our wares We especially recommend the
Mchmsnd Portable Furnsce, Bay State Cooking
Range and Harp Cook Stove.
Repairs on hand for all leading articles sold
At the Governor street Stove Store.
n. Wanted immediately two first class workmen
oc I6 GEORGE STARRETT.
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TERRIBLE DEsliTUfIoN.-On Sunday night po-
liceman of Baltimore, Was informed that lead
body lay In the house Of George Hill. He procured
candle, entered the house, and soing 10 the ba *
room found Hill aud his wife on miserable filthy
pallet on the a ier-ihs womsn's arm uuder the
head of:be man, who was grossly intoxicated An
examination proved that the woman Was dead
Her limbs were drawn up, aud her body presented
a most horrible appsarace. The husband stated
that she had been sick for eight weeks, wishc1s
medical attendance, and had died about two O'Clock
that Afternoon
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ MgDIoAL CARD --Dk ca, BELL
GIBSON and DH J 8. Dorsey uLLgx, have associxfrd
tn.msely.s In the PAAC1lCEUF Madeleine AND
SURGERY from this date
@Ofhce. FrAnklin street. above 7th.
JASuARY lat 1859. iaI-,n
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STRANGE MORTALITY OF Hoes AND CArFLE.-A letteI
from Fort Bro WIDER, in Barbour county, Ala, t.
the Eufaula Express says that within q feu
days farmer has lost some twenty odd Gue port
hogs, and some fifteen or twenty head of cattle, by
soms unknown disease. They were ell 10 gvot
condition, aud would eat heartily even up TO thu
moment of death--in fact, Que COW was Ia the sc
Of eating oats and dropped dead as suddenly as /
1t had been shot. Several other planters in the
same section have lost stock ia the same way. No
clue 70 tho cause has yet been discovered.
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DR. BuRwALL has removed his
once to the North side of Broad street. foysr
saons s.s gliding estabilshmenr) between IN and
otn sIeen On1ce bours from A "a to n, and
from to u. Might caiis viii please Ss m I'd ~
and 9th streets VI ~e'sA
b. "A ages left at the Office Of JOHN Cook.
Sco.ner of Pearl and Aain ssrssts) will be attend.
0~ W. de A-lme
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BAD CoNrAAY Ned Lyon. . free fel.
an unlsvfnl assembly the day previous, and pun
ished. =
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1@ BATHS BATHS, BATHS Hot
Jold and Shower Baths can be had daily at all
kours, at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving ant
Shampooing Saloon, under the American HOTEL
Entrance on 18th street.
Single Baths rs ceitEs or tickets for n An 1n
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~ NHw YORK LIrn INSURANCE Con-
PANy.-MUrUAL rs. EN-.

PANy.-MUTVAL ISL EN-
Capstai d $4,000!
With One Hundred Thousand Uoliars deposited
with the state Comptroll-r Of Now York, to meet
any lawful demand which the Company fail to pay.
40 per c-nt Of the annual premium will be loaned
dividends declared annually, and have averaged
about furty per cent.
not nasarsd you should call at once and procure
aposicy oa your life: No matter whether young CT
old. married or single.
You shonld insure at once for many reasons:
First-becduse il ID less xxPRNsIvx than il will be
when Toy become older.
secoad-Bsca,tss il In HEALTH You win pass med
icdl exdmlnat on and Bg ACCEPTED
Third-lLFg Is UNCERTAIN and DKLAYs ARE DANCE
RoU6.
WHO MAY INSURE
The MAN PROFESSIONAL or NON PROFESSIONAL who
Is dependent upoE SALARY for eUsT4yANcg should
do IL. Because with LIFE the INCOME cYAsEs and to
the loss OF HusBAND and YAfHYR may be added Ex-
pOSukE to INSULT and POVERTY
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
ko 7. COLEMAN D
JAS II. CoswAY, NJ. D.
Apply ct once to
OHAS. e WORKMAN .
3. W. WYATT. Asen~'
go Main street.
Few doors above the Custom Houpe.
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~ RELIEF FROM CoUaH IN Ten MIN
TEs-Pectoral Candy, or Horebound, Liverwort,
&c, for Coughs, Colds Bronchitis, and all Affections
Of the throat and Lungs Particularly ada pied for
enGren Pecomenogo % ~ pnysc1sns ns SoPerio
gist and Chemist. LIS Broad street Richmond, Va.
Price-25 cents per box
For sale BY all Druggists. de ll-lm
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DRArR OF TIE LAST MALE REPRESENTATIVE OF SiR
WALTER ScoTT.-The death of the oDly son Of Mr..
Hope Scott, Q. c., is announced This interesting
child the only living male descendant Of bis
iiIustrioEs great grandfather, Sir Walter Scott,
whose name be bore He was only year and a
half old, and has survived his mother, the poets
grsnd daughter, little more than six weeks. An
infant sister died fortnight ago. 00ly one little
girl remains to bear the great name OF which she
is the sole surviving representative.
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R.y ". II pI.,r.-sipce our brief notice Of y

| Rev. W. H. PLAsr.-Since our brief notice Of yes.
| terday, based upon occurrence which took
| place more than hfteeH years ago, We have rec
| cefved assurance from those entitled TO our on
| fdspcs and respect that Rev. W. Ii. Pistt has
! ever since his connection with the nlioistry-a
| period of more than eight years-sustsined tue
| character OF pious and useful minister OF ths
cause in which he is engaged. CharIestoa Courier,
! ,sA .aSt.
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LtwLsss.-New Logan. . free negro,
for permitting an unIswfuI assembly In his hou,e
lest Sandsy, was before the Mayor yesterday and
punished.
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A-DR. ] v. RoBson,
HOMEPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
5rH. BELOW MAIN STREET.
de I5-lm RJ(1qtfOvn

D~ Dr.. r. s. VEST, late Of Henrico,
having removed to Hichnond, tenders his profes.
sional services to the public Office on Frank lin
1t few doors below the Ballard House. Resi-.
cence. Miss b dgot ds Boarding House, cor 7th and
Main sts. de l6-lm
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THs LANs AND JENKINS LAND CLArh.-Ws learn
from the Lswreacs Herald OF Freedom that judge
ment has gone against Gen. Lane, In his case hs'
fore the Land 03ee, the heirs OF Col. jenkins OBJ
tanning title to the land. THIS was the land about
which Laue aad Jsnkins had their shooting match
last su@mer.
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% HossoH's HAIR CUTTIHa, SHAVING
AND sHANroorNa SALOON. under the American Ho
ol-entrance on llth street
N. Blot, Cold and Shower BATHS can be had 1t
all hours. Single Bath IS cents or tickets for
dollar. jos
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~ tn. BEST CouaH SYRUP IN tn

- THB BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE
WORLD.
The best Cough Syrup in the world Ia Harts
norne's PectoraI Syrup of Wild Cherry.
This article Ia prepared by chemist. and Is PRO
nounced by medical men, and those who have used
It. to be the best preparation for Coughs. Colds.
Catarrh, Bronchitis. Eoarssness, Sore Throat from
cold, and preventive Of that lion Of diseases
Consumption.
Persons who sing should use it. It is pleasant t.
the taste, softens clears and strengthens the voice
Aliays all irritation of the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
Bottles 25 and 50 cents and 81. Sold by all Drug
yists in Richmond Norfolk, Petersburg. and all
towns In Virginia. oc l5-6m
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CHILD IaJURED. Nicholas, . hack
driver, was before the Mayor yesterday and pun.
tshed, for driving over and seriously ipjuring .
small child. on 18th street, last Saturday afier-
noon. Nick proved good character, or his pun.
ishnent would have been greater.
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Solp HIS WIFE The Ballstop IN. ~ Journal
says O resident of the town OF Malta, Saratoga
county, name DOT given, q few days since sold his
wife for and in consideration Of the sum Of i've
hundred dollars. II appears that his wife has
been sick for number Of Jesrs--occasioned by a
fall she received ia her house-and has been Con-
siautly failing until she is unable to speak, or
move hand or foot. Her husband, in making sale
Of his farm, made q deduction Of $500 on the sale
in consideration that the purchaser should pro-
vide for aud maintain his wife during her life
time, and that he should be freed from all embsr-
rassme nts with regard to her.
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CARprpss Ds1yrso-On Sunday last

CARHLEss DslvrSe.-On Sunday last,
little child was knocked down and run over, in
Broad street. by q pair of horses attached to a
hack. the driver Of which stopped to enquire
what damage his carelessness had caused. For-
tunatsly the little creature was but slightly iu
tured. The police are on the track Of the driver,
aud II caught he will be brought before the Mayor
and punished.
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A LADIES' READING ROOM --Sons gsntlsvomsu, /,
OF the schooi Of reform In London, have esssb.
iishsd, 10 close neghberhood 70 Regent street, .
Ladies' Residing Room, which 70 open from ten to
ave. No dogs Or oeslsmsa are allowed to eater
these rooms, sxcspt vicsroasly, 10 their books OF
iournai.
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SAN not Political sam but the 7rst-
~ little poodle 20 frequently about Sadlsr's
Hotel. has left his bed and beard, and his master
10 iBeonsoiable at his loss. Will not some Of Cur
readers discover his whereabouts, and return him
forthwith! A handsome reward 10 offered for
him
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rarship, for tie purpose of conducting . general
waoLHsALk AND RETAIL HAT, CAP. FUR
and STRAW 8oOrs BUSINESS in all itsbranches.
nm: the hrm and styieof
ELLETT & WEISIGER,
Ia the ELEGANT aud SPACIOUS STORE. No. 1877
MAIN STREET, toiposite The ESehda9e Bank and
oasol ,is5 kessrs Ke,s fa;ase d o., where the~
wliepen oh the it'H DAY OF EkBSuAhY MKT,
L.RGE. CuMfLSTE AND ENTIRELY NV
sTO OF GOODS. selected with the best care
frem be IaTsesf heases VA the Unite States, which
t,r variety AMI elegance. will not he surpassed In
this city Thier sto will he toucht in large guam
tiles, kNTikkLf PoR CASH. ct the largest man
ufseturers Al imr1rting Hoases h;oh will be In
creased iIon ( me 20 time. This ~ii enable them
to tf,r t1sir fiends and the public generally a
yARItp ASSORTMENT CY GOODS IN IHEIB
LINZ, UE TIE BsST QUALITY AND NEWEST
STYLES. and At prices which cannot 'ail to secure
the patronage o. The Public. Ali they ask 10 a call
feeiius satisfied TBAT THkY WILL uFSER suCB
fNpUCkMkNrS A. WILL ENsURE SALE
HsVins also secure WORK men of the very best kind
GNsAr ATTENTION WILL Rs PAID To THE
MANUFACTURE OF FiNE HATS ESPECIAL
RtGARD Will BIZ lad TO THE WANTS al
THs wHoLtSALE TRADE. ami quick sales sut
,Gsll profits will be our motto orders solicited
and promptly attended 70.
THOMAS ELLErr.
Hi,WHATAN wEISIGER
~ nNoyD. Jsrrary 1889.
NB-w. have ses utei the services Of Mr. l.
HrrcEu soS, ,f1rmsrly tf Union. Mesroe cou1 ty Va
kLLErT i WEIsIGkR
The suhse' II er late of the hrm Of BIN ford Lick
tss1n Whisper. begs leave to return his thanks tC
hIs msny friends and the pubc gens rally. Tor iheii
very bbers, patronage IN his late business come &C
tion and solicts fer the dbgtS asr concern contin
nance Of their fsYor-, assuring them that by tn,
new Arrangement he i'll he er sbled TO give then
much bfts,r ,1tisSdctioH than heret fire both as re
cards assortment and price a. goods
- 10 81 POW Il sTs n WEISIGFR.
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PsxALg LABOR IN LorpoF.-some idea Of the
STATE Of The female labor market 10 the metropolis
may DO collected from the fact that adsertise~
meat IN London weekly paper for htty dress
makers brought seven hundred applicants, many
Of them from long distances, TO the establish.
ment OF the Advertiser
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De. Thomas H,liy chivses, writer Of eenstdsrA.
c., % he 18th uit.
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THB RUsTINas CoURf commenced its
Janusry term yesterday, and spent the greater
portion of the day 10 the examination Of VIM. II.
Harris, charged with fsloniously stabbing and
killing William Camp, on the night Of the Gath of
December last. After examining several witness-
es the investigation was sdjonrnsd until this
morning.
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n, hVs'i AIT The store .of Mr.. Helse. 10 Colum.
s's O.. Was forcib;y satsced, on the night OF the
Ihsir. aud jsseiry TO the value of about $500
iscisd a'",sd Aiso, about ts5 or 80 10 money. Ths
.s a va money drawer. by some fostunsts over.
'stt was a9t telcbsd.
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4 daughter Of Mr.. Wade H. Wo6,rd, VI Csss
county, Ca, sbous sixteen years old. was burnt
10 death On the 2ash ss, BY her clothes takiag
Ore.
4 Baptist church to cost $2o, 900, u about bsiug
sssetsdia ceasnbus, 0a.
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NO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE The
" undersigned have this day associated them
selves together under the firm and style Of POTTS.
FARLsY 20 fT I the e. purpose q 81 s1nducsing ~ z
BUSINESS iu the city of Richmond.
They have taken the new and spacious building
two doors above ssmr Ayers 4 Son, and nearly op-
posite the Columbian Hotsa, on Cary street. where
they will keep constantly on hand .. fall and com.
plsfa stock Of oil such goods a. are uaily found
lassas Bacon, Liquors. &c, &c. &c. 70 WI ich theJ
call the attention Of their the trade
Fps cia attention will be psid to tho sale Of al
kinds Of Produce, on which liberal advances win
be made. PRANK PUTS,
RICH'D g fAkLEH,
dENRY WILLIAMS,
JAS B MARSHALL.
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TAs SUBsEBGED VESSELS AT SEBAsTopoL-A let
ter from one of the engineers engaged by the
American company in raising the Russian war
vessels submerged at Sebastopoi, gives an iuterI
estiDg description of the huge vessels when they
came TO the surface again. 1t says:
The scene presented when one OF these submerged
vessels rsappsars TO the IL ht Of day is worthy of
face she is pumped out aid floats herself and then
all VT have a moment 10 spare take a surv. v of
things within. The deck Is gene ally knee-deep
with Inu1, in ehich you will probably find a score
OF Eusssns digging, siI covered with the same and
probably laughing ut SOM companion. whose feet
which he has b. spattered his peighb0rs around,
which is of course. sufficient Cause for quarrel
tnat the pearest will give him pat over the head
with his shovel for his trouble. Wading through
this mU1 TO the comranion-way, you descen TO the
aaptsin's cabin, where you will fnd every thing in
the ceiling and around are drawers and closets Of
all IT'S full OF instruments and papers, &C. From
here, going forward you viii next come to the @ III
cers cabin, with lis chairs and tables ali covered
With mud. Next CO mes the ap1thecsry's shop The
doctor Is not at home. but there staud his bottles
size by side in the bsst of freud ship little fur
ther on AID you enter the between decks" where
tiers of boarding pixies and gun hammers dangle
overhead. III few steps more through the mud
will bring your excursions 10 q close, by precrita
ting you to the shoulders ia sone tank. 20 which
youc cries Will draw some good SsmsTi sE" to fish
yon out, when your limbs will give undenable Or, of
of he neighb,rhood they have visited (Which wa
probably spoiled peas or beans,) which will make
even a Russian bo!a his nose, snd your dearest
friend ruu from yoa T., the fufthest end OF the ship
such are the scenes which eur at one part Of the
works, whilst scaDls another character occur at
the BLASTING operati ns; but o. these have not
tins write. We now blowing q D the 6fth yes
sci, the Grand Duke i.onstsntins, 20 guns.
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MILiTARY PARADs -Yesterday after.
noon the Aiossgcmery Guard And virgiaiA R;h 81
parsded in full winter unifosm. and despite the
cold weather, marched exceediagly weli
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ia law
CU-PAk1 NEkSHlP a.
NOTICE. N

- ! have this d, admitted - partner.
dr JOHN N JENNIMGB. The business ill II
uturv be conducted at my old sraHd, No lis Main
street. under the 6rm and style VI SAMUEL 8 CUT
RE- CO, VIII, re We have on hand . dne a.
sortment Of Saddles, Brides. Whips, Carriage
art and Wagon Harness Of every description and
quality and will continue TO manufacture 70 order
md fol sale, every class II gooos in Our line.
There va. awarded me at the United States Fair
fail, thr 90 silver medals for SUPERIOR SPsll
MEMS Of WOhKMA.NsHIp; since which time our
facilities are greatly tre,ea.ed. ard we nov atteI
ourselves that can furnish every article in our
inc not 70 be surpassed in quality, and st ~ low
prices as any establishment In this country
l beg leave to return my sincere thanks 70 my Old
friends and tins public generally for the liberal ps.
tronage heretofore bessowed upon me. ana respect.
tully solicit continuance Of the same to tho new
concern, piedging ourselves to use our utmost en-
desvors TO please our friends and patrons.
SAM'L CUTrRELL.
Ri hmond, Jan. lst, 1889
NOTICE All persons indebted to the subscriber
are respectfully requested TO settle their accounts
with little delay practicable, am extreme
ly anxious to close mp my old business.
sAML COTTRELL.
Richmond Jan. l8t, 1859. il 1-3m
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DRNTISTHY,-

SET 81 M @ TT n O
lence and Residence, corner of Main ami 7th sts I
renders MS services to the citizens of Richmond
ndJOlnlng counties. In his professional capacity
from an expt rience OF ten years. he fee Confident
tnat ne can warrant all operations performed bv
him. TO give entire satisfaction de Ii-imS
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Rev. L. PxrTIGRsw, pastor Of the Dis
cples church in this city, rendered his resgnatio
on Sunday last, when his congregation refused to
| receive IL. spseches we're made on the occasion i.
and the meeting 10 said to have bseu very affect
ing one.
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~ DH. JoHs B. WALrHAII, (Homeo.
pathist oers his pro essonal services 70 the ~
Gems OF Richmond anf its vicinity. once at al re-
ndence, on Leigh str ct, two doors from 9Th.
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NOTICE. The under iened having
I<withdyswn from the house of Thos z Price
% have connected themselves with the firm OF
samuel ii Price 4 Co, here they viii be ready to
erve their friends and acQuaintances.
WIN II GORDON,
ial-2W VIM i EG0LEJTON
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~ PARKl PoIHDsxrBR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RICHMOND, Va
VIII practice in the city Of Richmond and IN the
counties of Chesterfield Powhatan and Amelia.
eA Office in Lisle's Building. corner of Main and
Nth ntreete ~ 1-12m
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$40
FOR
House

|;d Fd..
lends and
[ets stock
faTe. DOW
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e~To THn 6oUTH sIDs.-By late
tariN, the Danvi,ls Railroad Comnany have reduced
the rate freixhf for TRANSPORTING dround Plaster
from this data. WITH faie YaOyJso, that D0uBku
RATE will bs charged during the months II AFalL,
NAY AU6UH Aad sgPTENnRB
orders % any extent cAu be supplied ffom the
purest Lump. but should be gisen early 90 ensure
Rsrnsrs supplying bags charged eae dollar par
John u CLAIDO1Nn.
js3-lm No III peasistrssG
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and Csc
specially
l eAsh or
I'd Brass
|sndef to
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Richmond Jan. 1st, 1859
aA. N Persons iudeb bted to the late c~ncern o
Price Wa, kns, and those having c!aims against
It. will call on u for settlement.
in I-dacw I'm 6M p co
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE NsUksECE COMFY.
Capital 81 1000, OO0!
OVER HALf MILLION DvLL Ahe IN vESTkD IN
The UNITED STATES.

LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS UNLIMITED.
The Revenue Of the Company derived from Pre-.
miums of Insurance exceeds Two Million Dollars
Annually. The company 10 therefore prepared 10
Increase the amount heretofore tax n on untxcep
tional risks They will issue policies for loss VI
hold Furniture, &c, &c ON liberal terms.
SHas;E q uvvTr v ,rsTaAA.l Agents.
jal-ts Once 100 xain street.
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