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aA Selling oil at "a Great SacriIice.
DRY GOODS AT AND BELOW COST.

Ct SIT W. 20 JNF4TI) q ",
go EROAD STREET.
In order 10 reduce our Stool us low as possible,
we shalt continue to sali until further notice. with
out regard ta cost. In addition to our winter stock
We have opcned all ni our sprins ana s1in rier
GOODS. remaininE over trorG last season. and Will
sell them at 2 great sacrifice, Persons deslrnus OF
purchasing for the approachifg season, viii md 1t
10 their interest To examine our stock.
de 3l-6t CRENSHAW, QCARLES CO.
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NEW DaEss.-Ths Lynchburg Republican
commences The year In an enlarged form and
. new typographical suit.
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- THE GEef.KAL ANNiAL1
80 MEETING of the mn 81
t. e MANCHESTER UNION BUILDING r1Tp
COMPANY, for the purpose OF eiecttns Siiiceia =
j., ,-it4 H.. CLARKE, Secy.
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w ANTED-To hlre for the presen. year. an ex
w perienced COOk, For such A one, who can
on y plicatiou TO GEO. J. SUMNER.
ia 3-ts No. 20 Pearl street.
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V MONROE BUILDING FUNDAS.
So SUCIATION.-The annual meeting o.
LiAAxsoeia,iop for election of officers &c VIII
I'D ii al Saunders Hall. THIS EVENlNGt At 's
~ T.. MCCARTHY.
" ;.sn Secretary.
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DOrTONRY BOND. ~sSa'fa g g'y.
- ba received by the ConsAs y%t,s>pl 4
stnia. at the ONCE oi tas rTrnJRA 69N
ia Norfolk, Va. iar a sot,s .a>sS5
On ,hs Frsnel, G.sA Ikt9Ual ssSssj ! Z
lying in the harbns ei NefsoiA, w. s .Svs !
said bond 10 TO suafsaised ~ L,aasfs
Jared At neon GU the lvth LAY ~
said office, p
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HA Foe SUPERIOR AN4RoTYPEs- AND PHoro-
GRAPHS. 40 to REEs' Gallery, l5 Main st. oppo-
size Governor.
For superior AinbToty pes and Photographs, go
to RES Gallery. 10 Main 81 opposite Governor.
For superior Amhrot, pes and Photographs, 60
to Res Galie~y. iE5 Main ST., opposite Governor.
Their prizes are The lowest, and their work pro
nouuced the best N the city:
Their prices are the lowest, and their work pro-
nuunced the best IN The city.
Their prices aye the lowest, ana their work pro
nouuced the best ~ the city. ia 4-3t
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vNANTCD-One or two Rooms. suitable for a
w PHYSICIANS OFFICE, and situated on
Franklin. Grace. Marshall. or Clay streets, and
between 9Th and IL h SITS. Address I. X. b.. mt this
IT., ia 3-5tN
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r.. THE UNDERSIGNED.

go e. THE UNDERSIGNED;
E~-A having been II formed tnaStc'iie 'aeoic+.
men. of tins city, are attending patients ly the
Year. Cor a specific sum, and believing that this
practice is injurious tn the interests ana oefo.a'p11
Ms bazardous to the patient, DO nereb,, Te-aitirn
the opinion OF the Medical society OF, Ftr;inla;
as expressed in the Code of Ethics" and III the
profession Of the city, AS EXPRESSED In a resolution
appended 10 the tariff Of ices"
We therefore pied<e ourselves NOT TO, attend
PATIENTS by the wear. and to refuse consultations
with an. physician WHO may directly or indirectly
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The Military Ardor OF virginia Youth.

The public excitement o.ccaSiOn9d by recent
events threatening the peace Of the State, and
demanding preparation fo,' defence III any ext
gency which may come OF the hostile demon
STATIONS OF Northern failaticism and "poiIti-
cal spirituIiism,' has lad its effect as well
upon the youth as upo n the adult citizens of
the Commonwealth. This was strikingiy ex-
hibited liz the gallant and patriotic conduct of
the Cadets OF the Virginia Military Academy.
The same spirit is pre- vaient among the youth
in every section OF Virginia. In this city, the
'Gaard Of tie Miro poLiS,' a corps of boys,
which was diStingu ished here some two or
three years since for its admirable discipline
having been most carefully drilled by Capt.
DIMMoCK-is revived and reorganized, and
will probably appear uniformed OH the 22d
February. 1t Meas fI merly 4 much petted
the city. Its members are now boys of a
larger growth ,--alnos st men-indeed, men in
soul and s~pavu-and we venture 10 predict
that they Will make n display Of which any
city or cCant'y might be proud. They meet
Tonight at T~Iechanics' Institute to com piete
arrangements prior to the commissioning OF
its officers (Which we learn will certainly be
aone,) and uniforming Tor their appearance In
line. 1t is understood they Will be designated
by a letter-probably .J-and take position in
the First Regiment under its rules and rcgu-
satiuns.
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OFFICE OF THEJ r. & X. Coz
January I, $50 ! =
AN led At u
the Stockholders of the IAN rs RlFEh
and KANAWHA COMPANY Will be held al tilIs
office on TUESDAY evenlns. the i.ti instant, a'
n. O'Clock. WIN. MCNrohb Secie'A'''
ia 1-oHN2w
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| Nofiptk, Isl iaheai A@ VI sa
NMyKNA FIGS New efep s~.ssle'as
= Flgx. in lipau1d aus iatisl
drums and bail dleias, iof saW>> J. Bte'
| IskI.AH DRAlGNT Ali . SRI
half bxr,sls fresh Pale ass Bt
| ticie, for sale by het'
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NINTH ANIMAL BALL

a. uNJIu 0TNtAh BALI Fa
nYyTHR a
GUARD a
y The MONTGOMERY GUARD Il
that having ensaged the Hall ol.iae" gsssssess..
i~a''isa's ,4fy XII ~ W; aa i1s, Gi N'Gtb AqasssA''*
A. tina. place, on MONDAY EVENING. J,,.
efforts hsres"iore have been e,afasa;'s 's, e@,
tory. and on this occasion no effort wis sHHGse.
on the part of the committed and the cotaDss5ana
add tn the com,ort and pleasure of the r"y9r' .
One Of the best caterers in the cty Ass .-r4f'
gag.sea e ~ i,sn,sh ne supper, and s~oSENsERTS
casion. aAsAGERs: As o.
HIS ExcI'y Jno. Lescher. Joseph Nayo. T..
1t. Gov. No Major w. H. ~
Col. Thos. I, Ausust. AsiofT J. Ps,.na,
s sa, eco, J. watson. cc""rnss.yy E. & AqRP@,4
.lommsstss IF 1rr~anssWsat4,~ Lieut. Go5,1r.
Georp'i Jehl, :. ndal,i P1s.ts NJ 4 a., Pfv,s.,''
y TIcKEIsEhdln,tt,nE = gentleman ass.x
LADIES', ssse naehaa .a,s, Isay 9 s'
COMMITTEES Of Arrangements Green gc...
Floor Committee White R%oseties. "Iss,s'
~ AMATEUR cONCEar.
W the
RICHMOND PHILHARMONIC ASSCCIlrrr
VOCAL AND IXSTRTMLNTAL cnSsrs,
On ERIUIY 6h Jaruqry. L.G NEAf
AT THE MECHANICS Hat
To con mence ut = to .. punctnally. On a.
casion thes will be- assisted ~ sosne of he %raf'-
pal Professors VI the city. rs well az by ,So Ss,.
are members Of the Association. ""ssa
The Music will he entirely OF a Classical
ter. the obiec, Of the Association telns ths r ~,
Of an improved tas,e IN that eievatin. se,s.Caadef
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS-to I've had -
member ol the Association. ~ the mukIr g., ny
p H TAILOR. James .WoodAouse aad = 2vla'a
also. at J. w. Evans, Pearl street. ~'Ir
ia2-A COMMITTEES
STONlsHDNG TO AII.-MApaNEp pr
n SELL. the celebrated Astroloaist. hash&
arrived, and will remain hnt a short time. ~ = ~
born with "a natural gift TO tell all the even.s oF + ~
even your very thouk hts. will tell whether 10 Us
married or single. and how many times ynn ssNt
be married, will cause speedy marriage. 80
astoptshed thousands with her maze uoyas a
gentleman admitted Mrs. EpDiNs' E,s ~
Hoase, 18th or Governor street, between W..
and Franklin streets. no2,-aesa
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9-- DIRECT LINE TO rtloL"
tS~a The adieqrnsa, meeting 81 th ena suoss sI
take placa TO-DAY at IL O'Clock. at the oilice ol
the Merchants Insurance Company. Jao-it
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a~ ANS ETlNG OF the RICHMoND
ss>& GRANITE STONE Asso
TTRpAY evening. January 18th. at ] o,c,ock-
ia 5-2t* l.. sec y
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go, NfgogkOE HELL y 4 Il AL.

G w. II. TYLER,
Osscs on Marshall, Bst,cesA ot1iA ani serenth
St3fstS,
Continues to RENT OUT HOUSES, HIRE OUT
NEGROES, SELL REAL ESTATE. SELL NE
ROE. and act as Il GENERAL AG ElsT. He
returns his thanks Tor the liberal PATRONAGE testow-
ed upon him Tor two years past, au 3l-bin
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A,~.,..,.,,.u Of Dead Letters.

Th. rcrort Of the Postmaster General states
that the whole nunbcr of stdead letters for
the las. year, Is two ana . half millions, an
enormous amount, greater by almost hail a
miiIion than that Of the English dead letter
cnice in 1857. Misdirection, or il!esibie direc-
ton, the M of post-ofices having similar
names. and the migratory habits OF the people,
are mentioned among the causes OF letters not
reaching their destination. OF the many letters
restored to the writers during the year, II ap-
pears that sixty per eeat. OF them were misai-
reoted. held for postage, or addressed 10 tran-
sient persons. and Of letters containing faiaa-
bic enclos ures other than money, eighty per
cent. became dead from the same causes
The whole number Of regis tered money letters
sent 10 the dead Office, was a.s26, of which 1914
were subsea uentiy delivered 10 the owners
The whole amount of money received was
81. ~: amount returned to owners, Si1,l3.
The amount OF enclos ares ether than money,
such as bills of excha aSe. drafts, &c, amounted
to upwards of two and a half millions Of dol
lars.
The New York Hera1d SAYS that, rs the law
now stands. there is no provision made Tor
the restoration OF dead letters not containing
money OF yAluable enclosures, though such
letters NAV be of the utmost Importance,
and involving, by their failure to reach
their destination or to come back to the
writer's. thousands of dollars OF loss or con-
siderations more weighty than money. The
Postmaster has suggestions to make TO Con-
gress whereby this defect IN ay be reinedied IN
future, In England all such letters are re-
turned. if the writers can be found. by a
Parliamentary return 1t appears that IN 10"
there were in the English Dead Letter once
upwards of two millions OF etters-2f""t,'"'-
which conld not be delivered Oi these, -
100, 71i, or nearly two-'hirds, were afterwards
returned to the writers. OF the whole, 25,oo
letters contained money ana other property
amounting to about 81, 100000, all OF which,
except S-0,tsri. had been restored. by aiiofier
Parliamentary return II appears that the
whole number of letters delivered III the
United Kingdom in the same year was 3oi,-
AL 900, OF which ilo,00U,tt0 Were delivered III
England and Wales. The proportion OF dead
letters, therefore. is about one toevery POS.
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L'DR EsH Two Bows, aho Vt u years OF L,
L who have been raised 10 house wptk, aa5 m
very competent DINING ROOM SkRtANTs-
Apply at my resiience-Cias, between I'd ssfFs
sts.. or at my Office, Jith street. near Mtjosrft.,
ia l-ts ARCHIBALD ROLLtNg
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L'OR iiIR E-A small BOY. about elavea ,sa,
L old, unusually sprightls and a%enteeI. Fotslsr
rome in some genieei family. where ne MI :
hron. ut up in a dining-rooni, the hire VII hr mi,
moderate. WINSTON Il Pow RS
ia S-yf
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rA- Blank Rooks--Let;er: Zap and Not

STEEL PENS, PEN HOLDERS.
INK. QUIILS, SEALING WAX.
MCC!LAGE. LEAD PENCILS.
ENVELOPES. &c, &c.
We are selling our remaining stock OF STA
T!ONiRV at low prsces. before our removal IN
January to tbs store $50 Main street. now occu-
pied by c D. Yale & Co
de 3i-5t Knowles 4 WALFORD.
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SAMfL NJ PRICE & CO.,
L L :. :. nE

SAM l. NJ PKILE OU',
RETAILERS OF
STAPJE AND FANCY DRY OCD
No. l57 Main street.
SAM'L NJ. PRlCE..
WI. !. EEGGLEsToN. tbs W. B%ARKsDALE.
Thenkiui tor the liberal patronage besto" "a on
them IN the past, respectfully ask a continuance Oh
the same.
lecied. They invite special attention to their
SILK and DRESS GOODS.
CLOAkS and YRS
W0NEN'S and GENTS, y WEAK,
FLANNELS and BtANKFTS-
LINEN SnEETINGS and SHiRTiNGS,
TABLE UAMASk, NAPKINS,
TOWELINGS. &c. nc.
To be sold for two months at reduced prices. to
cash or punctuai credit customers.
o"s" VI SAINT. NJ. PRICE 4 co.
n. BAH persons indebted 10 the lete firm Of
psIcE& WATKINS are requested 70 pay us iui-
IleGiateiy. l.a5-ttI .. MI" ~.
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-. ImpoHrANr Nar.. E-ToF AR.

-, I.spoHTANT NOI. tt-TO FAR
- MERS M COM MISSION MkR-
CHANTS.-On and after the list January. 1860. |
propose 80 furnish GRAIN BAGS for the use OF tie
Farmers and merchants living and DONG business
alon2 the ne oi the Rlcilnlond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad. The charge Will be that for
lneriy charked by the COMPANY. Al ofdersior Bass
VIII lie promptly attended TO. Apply to- agent at
Richmond. or the agents at the country depots.
JUHN Il. NACMURDO,
de ~ls-dScvIm Richmond, Va.
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aAs1SIave insurance"
Insurance O
OF CHARLOrTE&ElLLE. VA.
SLAVES INSURED for one or more years on
the most reasonable terms.
All losses promptly paid.
Or. F.. w. HA>cocX. Examiner.
KNOWLES K WALFORD, Agents,
ds3I-5t No. p. Pearl ST., Richmond.
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NOrICE.-The Board q ltfs ave
y or THE toMMO>WkALta's Ia. "a
declared a Dividend ri fnkkspst, q, >ss
profits OF the institution. ts9"sNSjSe 81 81
of | per cent. to the State, y, s@rgYQN, ~.
9TH inst. :.
R.nhmouI al lan'4. Atl
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rs Teeth. Teeth. ;! Teeth -: Tceth!.!:
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
Now is the time for all who are suterlns from
tooth acne and decayed stamps. and intend to have
II new set, to have them extracted, g you can do so
uiihoat pam. Call soon, IS DR.. TRANERSE'S
sta, IN the city is somewhat limited.
Office in Belvin s Block on 18th street, TN front
II Bank Room MOI 8. otlce hours from $ \. ii.
to +. NJ, from 3 10 d and TOO I. NJ.
T. S.-Cnron &c diseases OF al kinds treated with
perfect success, by the use OF sssctricity.
de 23- 2W*
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TOR HIRE have for hire two lrst.-g
L HOUSE SERVANTS AMI LADIES' MA
For terms apply IT, ne at my store corner Nee,a
18TH streets. fla 4-tsI ALIEN. NJf7
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A LADY in leaving the Theatre en- the eve

A LADY in leaving the Theatre en- the even
"A Ing oi the 81. EXCHANGED through mistake, a
nan .soule Z. ] NICTORINE. Tor an inferior
ore A liberal reward vii he alven on the return
OF the Fur. h. calling at the office OF the PoWhe-
tan Hotel. and reet!iy ne mistake. la5-3S
EDUCATIONAL MOTTO E.-The duties of
Il my SCHOOL will be resumed on MONDAY,
9th January. at M School room, on Mad son ST..
between clay and Marshall would he pleased to
receive a few additional. pupils foriae balance OF
the year. NJ sctoui viii close on Goth December
next. glvlrs no Vacation
Tuition ices will be required to he paid monthly.
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-. Slave Insurance.
LYNCHBURG HOSE n FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Cdgitci and Surplus $40, 900.
SLAVES INSURED by this Company for one
month or four years. ou the most favorable terms.
Policies issued and losses promptly settled by
o. F. BIZ ESE Agent,
Opposite the American Hotel.
DR.. JAS. +. McCAw, Examiner. de 26-lm
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NN. IRA SMITHS
IA SOUTHERN CLO1HING MdNUEAC-
1oh
ESTABLISHED IN 1850,

Nh FOXY,
-AA-AT RICH MOA u, kGIN i.
1t Is a fact not generally known, that estahllsil,
YEARS AGO and have constantly ior. that line
continued to cut and make a iarse portion OF ny
W Ii testifs to. aud ltvin- increased NY forces from
tine to time, am now better prepared 70 receive
orders for work IN large or sn!ali. Quantities tan
as low as the! can be had OF Northern houses, and
equai in style and material.
Being a practical man at my business, (i0t har
ing cA'}Hted IL al the tncE tctndour. octr 0thsT'S
hoaiderS | iatter n, self that can give AS much
and Us good an article Tor the price, az any house
Lei these who wish to build up purely Southern
manufacturers patrOnlZ the ofteStabhShed h0aSsS
first. and let them reap the reward they So Justly
merit for rest; present or future services. THIS
har dis. now in my employ and inans OF them have
been for years Pntronize the manufacturers at
additional ID. cost. WIN. IRA sMiTM.
III Main street.
81 >Utp EaCTORY FOR SALE. OR
CIT; ne SUBS Der offers Tor sale or rent
the head of Seventeenth:
Also. his three Soap Factory Hands for hire
one is a good Soap and Candle Maker. the other
EDW'D NcADAM.
N.B.-For further particulars, apply to
III McADAM.
ia 5-ts P"wlatan Hotel, Richmond.
Xxx i%tOYvtTXEK CvMPANY-Assemble
ENITaTHIS ENENING without arms, at the Cit,
s.Tsr<Ha!i at =. O'clock
lAAAA3 By order OF the Captain
ia 1t q. g. OTEI. list Serz't.
GOVERNORS ID. \ eet at the ar
linory 18Th street. below Main, on F X b a Y
HEVENlNG. at - O'clock. for drill and business.
III As Important matters Will tie presented for
reconsideration, ii is Lopeu there viii be Il full at
tendance.
The stated drills Of the corps viii hereafter be
held un MONDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, at
IA q CLOCK. without further notice. Members will
bear in aInd. that under the by Any mem
Der iaillnS 70 attend three consecutive meetings,
Grilis q: parades. without givin< "a reasonable ex-
cuse. shall be reported b, the LIST Sergeant Ia the
company, and his name erased from the roll"
BY order. j. r. ANDERSON, Captain.
IA. WESTON. lSt sergeant. IN 5-2t
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IATANTED-A TEACHER.-A Virainia lady,
w who has had several years experience IN
,eechnc tie ENGLISH BRANCHES and MI
a3-3t KANDOLpH'S Bookstore.
yNiNTED--A NTRSE.-Wanted 10 hire for
w the ensuing year, p good NURSE. Apply at
my residence. corusr OF Car, and Isl streets.
EDW. j.. DUDLEY.
in s-ts 18th street, bet. Main and Franklin.
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niNIEEND.--Fh FIRES dgeI III. iNsy
decls shs { a shs,s.ss Of s lfS's pc. e:a, g.
profits of the lEstttutscg tpf reg :, art ~,
lestaesing thereffoa one loatth pS. ,,.a
the State, leaves 50 per cent A 81
Stockholders. "a
ia lot ,N
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~ Noticr.--Nr. Thos. w. Rarlsdalc,
who has been in our employ ment since the com
meneenlent of our business, has BEEN TINS Gay al
mltted as a partner in the same.
SAM'L Nj. PRICE L co.
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LDK HIRE hrst-rs,c MEAT COOK; l.ee
L DiSING ROOM BOY: WASHER ana non
FIR: / lrst-rate TWISTER. Apply to
in I'll e. u. IEGMpSNN. 4. lnr E-rN
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Tor H,RE-An excellent COOK, whom or,
L a coed WASHERWOMAN. Hired for ns tast
but sin ply tu diminish the expense of msintei5,,
supernuInerary servants. Apply 10
DR.. COLEMAN
ia SIT N. W. corner at 4th ard ifraes. an,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"a, Great bargains In Dry Goods-Impor-
TANT NOrICE.-The subscribers are now pre-
pared. more so than at any time heretofore. to sell
Great bargains IN K GOODS. Every body IN
soarcl, of such wcud do we'll to gave them u call.
They cali particular attention To the loiiawins
DRESS SIIhS in great variety OF sts les.
Irish l.INENS, ffst-rats article, at 81. cts.
SHEETlNGS, every width. very low.
BLEACHED COTTONS, as fine IS Campric-
only l21 cts. Ct
Checaed. Nainsooks, Jaconets and Cambria
MTSi.INS.
long.
NAPKINS, DOYLIES, and TOWELS.
LINEN TABLE DAMASk by the yard.
LINEN CAMBRIA HDkFS very cheap.
N~EEDLEWORK Of every descriptions, in large
assortment and very cheap.
Fine TARLArANS. RIBBONS, and many other
seasonahIe goods, to be sold thus month at a dis
count of from - to 10 per cent. from former PRICES.
ia 4-2w J. MlLLHiSr.R y bhV.
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.FA Make Daily Nemora nduns Of important
engagements. &c. The best way to com
uenee is to 90 TO DOLPH'S and buy a DiAh1
for 1886. You will find them ot all sizes, ar the
nr;oes n from % cts tn s y so, ia at
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nA Insure Your Standardization. Slave
OWNERS!-Superior ADVANTAGES are, as usual, OF.
fered to SLAVE owSERs. at the Old esfcbIshea
General Insurance office, on Pearl street. neytdoor
Immediately to the office of l.. D.. EAcHo. opposite
]. N. GoRpoN. Insurance on slaves mace Tor any
In i've m nny part of virginia or any 0fhsr save
state. a. low rates. The best companies represent
ed and all losses promptly paid.
Asent and Medical Eramtasr, there is no DELAY
in eff-cting insurance in this nfice. between tne
ho;tTs of A NJ. and p. NJ and from 4 TO 8 /. nj:
Call and get a Circular. containing the rates, and
also the BEST CITY
C.. r. BROKEN. NJ. D.,
General Insurance AGENT and
ia4-ts Medical Examiner.
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LOST AND

LOST AND STRAYED.
LGST-A POINTER DOG, with a col
IL ssssL lar on with the name of the subscriber,
u answers to the name oil "Tasso.'' white
and liver coiored spo;S on him. A reasonable re
ward will be paid for his return or information
that | get him. jos. I. WINSTON,
Corner of Franklin and "a streets, or at
] a5-tS WINSTON II POWERS.
.%, EOIND.-Cams 10 my house at the
Aul corner of LIST and Bird streets. on the
- 18th OF December, Il yellow BULL DOG.
The owner can st mn by describing him and pay
Ing y hat is night for expenses:
ia ST. PATRICK GORMAN.
e LOST OR STOLEN-From C, w.
AA Alien. corner OF Clay aud ftii streets, q
- small black and tan TPPT. 10 weeks old.
A literal reward Will he paid Tor his delivery.
Ia3-6t G.. w. ALLEN.
GST-A BOND for the hire OF nine Ne4roes,
- drawn ny Jas. n. Grant, C.. IN favor OF Lewis
K. Taylor. for the sum of 81 600, da ed January ist,
1859. All persons are iorewarLed from trading for
SAID Bond. as pay ment has been stopped.
ia 4-otF LEWIS Il. TAYLOR.
COO RFWiP D.-The BOOKS used BY the
.c-V late Col. Geo. NJ. Carrins ton. while rrea-
snrer Of the Manchester and Failing Creek Turn
pike Company. have either been lost. mlslaid, or
stolen. and the above reward Will be paid on their
leilverS IL the undsrsigned
By order OF the Beard ri Directors.
de 23-lm j.. A. CLARKSON. Treasurer.
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NANTED-By a Young Lady. a SITUATION as
w GOFERNESS in a private family. she Is
thorougniy competent TO teach French. rnglis1,
Ifnsjc and S~inging. large salary is not so much
required as a comfortable home. Address hnx sIi'
Post Office ia o-tS
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE
TOR HIRE.-rhe following SERVANT

TOR HlR E.-A BOY. having had one ,e,r,.,
L pevience in n dining room also. 4 Mons,
with one child. Il good plain WASHER and an :.
NURSE. As good hone for them Az y.
z greatest requisites, will hire them low.
VIC. MILLER
j a5-3t* 18th street, over q. 4 pas.s.
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D-A PARTNER With n capital Of
Wy from 50 oo to $500: in a STAPLE, business, al
ready established SAID busl ness VIII ne goaiaH-
teed to Weld % per cert. on each sale. OF which
there is three ayear. Full particulars can be mad,
h. aGiressing John GALLAHEK.
y Raker hetweeu Broad and Nj arshall sts.,
- - Richmond, Va.
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rs silks and Nfrinoes.
Silks FOR EVENING DRESSES. below cost.
ELEGANT WINTER SILKS, below cost.
PLAIN FRENCH MERiNOkS. below cost.
IG' FRENCH NERVOUS, below cost
de 3i-6t CRENSHA w. QUARLES Y co.