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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-20
LOCAL MATTEES.

Taking 10 Cooiiy.-In times of excitement.
IKE the present, II sometimes occurs that men
VINO are usually prudent get off their balance
ana DO things that they afterwards regret. A
case OF this sort occurred In one of the South
Side counties few days since.
Ia neigh borhood near Glover HILL rs we
are informed, stranger made his appeara nee
and, remaining some time without maxim z
known MS business, was at once suspec ted OF
being an abolition emssary. This suspicion
soon became general, by the loose conduct of
the stranger, who, on several occasions was
seen in close conversation with negroes
without waiting for further Developments a
party OF young men formed them selves into
vigilance Com mmsttee, and seiZiDg upon the
stranger, demanded to know VINO he was,
where he was from, and what was his busi-
less In thal section. Being someW hat fuddled,
the stranger replied 10 these inquiries, that il
was none OF their business This evasive-
ness and show of independence at once deter
mined the parties on their course, and they
proceeded to get rail to give him a ride
Nothing daunted at his position, the stranger
suffered himself TO be placed on the rail, and
after being raised TO the shoulders Of two stall
wart men, cooliy remarked, "Be sure you are
right, gentieme., before you go ahead"
Ihe crowd, with derisive remarks, moved
oH with the rail rider, jolting and iarring him
at every step, and he cheerfuliy singing as they
proceeded
hiding on q rail-"
After pretty rough handling, the lynching
party matted Tor moment, when the stranger
proposed compromise. Says he-.Gentle-
men, you have had your fun, and it is time for
me to say word. If you are disposed to put
me down, will walk back from where you
LOOK me, and We will say no more about it
your questions consider iInpertinent, and /
don't choose to answer them.''
Not agreeing to the compromise, the crowd
cohunued 10 ride the Stranger about, and 50
maitreated him that he was nearly naked. Not
deemlng his case sufficiently strong to Justify
hanging, they finally stored him away for the
night, more dead than alive
Next day, one OF the lynching party called
on TIE stranger, to ascertain his condition.
As soon as the parties recognized each other.
the stranger said to the caIler-"Look here. sir.
your party treated me very bad last night,
We'll" replied the caller, "why did YOU
not answer the ques ions propounded to
you ;"
Stranger" Because considered them very
i'm pertinent"
Caller" Why were you talking privately
to negroes 20
Stranger" To tell you the truth, am from
ColuIn bin, Gam tanner by trade-am
out of funds-and was inquiring for a tame
ry, to get work"
Caller" Then, why did you not say so last
night -
Stranger" The truth is, l was slightly in.
toxic ,ted-am naturally independent in my
notIons-and thought the ques tions asked were
i'm pertinent"
The trankuess of the stranger and the good
natured manner i'll which he spoke OF his
treatment, SO won upon the "lvnchers that
they mace blm present of suit of clothes,
gave hlm the means for travelling, and sen him
on his way rejoicing
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TExAs.-Hon l.. I. Wigfall, Of Texas, will
esume his seat III the Senate, there is nc
prospect of the Texas Legislature calling a
State Convention. Gov. Houston has declin-
ed TO call the Legislature together. He op.
poses secession.
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A VICTIM TO CAMPHENE-Jeunie Merritt,
a little daughter (aged nine) Of E. ID. Merritt,
of Chesterfield county, Va, was SO badly
burned on Saturday last as to cause her death
on the next day. Sne had taken u lighted lamp
in her hand, and getting possession of a small
caniphene can partially filled, she play
thrust The lighted wick into .he spout. The
cam phene iguited, and an explosion followed
instantly. She was Immediately covered with
one sheet of flame, and her pedy horribly
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Can't S:ny.-Ail free negroes in the cry who
have not city registers are 10 be arrested by
the police and taken before the Mayor. His
Honor has determined to make ali such seek
new abiding places, or TO lash them as long as
they can bear it.
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7Hsatre.-The bill for this evening is an at
tractiye one, and will no doubt ensure n large
house. The friends Of the drama are par ticu-
larly referred to it.
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I JOHN THO,IPSDN,

4 SUHN IHUMPNUN,
~ NO /, BALLARD HOUSE,
,.., fss on hand select and fashionable assort-
TSPIi n y %, 1i HATS, CAPS, LADIES' U RS and GEN
f,sh -h tN'S FURNISHING GOODS, which he is
sl1posed 10 sel at low prices | most respectfully
''i.ch CAL from purchasers. oc 20-dtJl
III NAIIUSiL GUARD HAT.
eM .n, NATIONAL GUARD HAT.
I40NAL GUARD HAT.
something entirely new for young men. at
oc6-ts EHhHA l ~ TT ~ at,ast
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Spurious Coin a negro boy named Frank
the property OF Mr.. Leftwich, was arrested
ard Gagged yesterday, for attempting to pass a
spurious piece of money.
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GEORGIA MINT.--At the u. ). Mint at Dab
lonega, GA, during last mouth, the amount OF
gold received WAS e37 ounces, which was coined
into Sl4,270. OF the ore, S533i came from
Kansas, ! ,2ll from California, 1856 from n
Carolina. and S.. i53 from GeOrgia.
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IMPORTANT To 04s co 5 . N z Ks

CHAS. Fl. LA NGLEY
GAS FILTER, TIMER AND COPPERSMITH,
Would nform the pubic that he is sole agent for
the sale of
HAWLEY'S IMPROVED CYLINDER GAS
BURNERS,
and is prepared 10 put them up at the shortest
tce, and on the most reasonable terms The ad
vantages Of these Burners are: Toprsveat blowing
and waste of gas. 10 give more clear and unifoIm
light, 10 regulate the quantity consumed with the
full head turned on To any desired amount, and
thus TO save at least twenty five per cent. over
the ordinary Burners.
MIR. ]. + bRowN, IN charge of tho Washin gtcn
City Gas Works. has certified that they are sHhes
ttatiastg ths osst BRrssTs he has seen during hil
connection OF twelve Years Ylth those works and
asserts that he has tried them, aud that they save
at east twenty per cent. over other burners
Thankful Tor past fayors, the subscriber invite,
orders for all work In his line, feeng assured tha
he can give entire satisfaction as TO quality an.
price. CHAS. III LANt,I.EI ~
90 It's 18th st.. between Nam and Cary.
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Man Tap.--At an early hour last night. a
young man who gave his name az Oscar Jones
walked into tho Dock near 18TH street, with.
out nowiak where he was going. he wp.
rescued by Two servants whe a. niu tail Asa
hAstsasd to hia AsalstNaas.
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A. Mechanics Hal, next Friday night, O. p
Baldwin,, Esq, is 70 deliver the first of Il se-
ries OF lectures. Our readers Will need no
special invitation TO hear him.
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A DUELIsT CoNvIcTED.-Thos. Armstrong
has been convicted in Alabama of sending u
challenge 20 fight duel. The penalty is Two
years in the penitentiary. a new trial, how
ever has been granted.
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How THE ELECTORS ARE TO PRoCRKD.--Not
until one month after The election can the
Prssideu tial Electors record their Official de-
cision; for by act Of Congress passed lst March,
1872, they are directed 10 meet in their respec-
tive States and vote by ballot for President
and Vice President on the nrst Wednesday in
December following the Presidential elsc tion
The first Wednesday in next Deceiaber occurs
on the 5tb of the month.
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= = rut NVkIH NIUF VF CA u BE
e EgwwrrppYlsrANn2D p SrREE SALE
"a " " .zsd 20 sell the desirable BRICK
Es a,.F}1L\T located rs atove. recently in the
IbNhh,I Nr. tiarret F. Watson. and now OF
b, an sands he lot has front o. st teet
Sr - nf i5 feet T. an alley The Dwelling
so estTs besides front a ID rear potchss,and
IS fea 'es u-I,h gss snd sater. There is an ex
: iatF Er,rk Kitchen and = large Brick Stable.
& th, accommodating. ArPsy TO
iASNs !. tiuUblN APFERS0N. Aucts
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MAIL ReBBERY.-A mail bag was stolen
from Sandoyel, Illinois, on the night of the
18th. 1t was found in the creek next morning z,
having been ritled of several thousand dol
lars in drafts and several hundred dollars in
money. The letters were mostly from Du-
buQue.
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ELgCTIoN.-We see it stated in some of our
exchanges that Joseph V. Carper is elected tC
the Legis lature from BOtetourt county, Va
This is not the ease. Major James Mcdowell
is re- elected by 10 majority.
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MATRlMoNIAL.-Fernan Wood, Mayor OF
New York, has purchased Fifth avenue
poses to set raarrlsd {for the Third timel and
mave In shor,iy. Ha naarries n Miss Ailis,
upsn whom, Il Ia understood, Ne HAFssa g
settle sleapoe M sss ssy ssiess .hs kass 70
Ns1l sss,est
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SAVING OF BREATH.-When the French EN-
press, at table, speaks 10 any one not close tc
ner, she has her words repeated by an add
camp, or chamberlain, who stands close by her
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The Draring School Of the Mechanics Insti
tute opened for the season last night Every
mechanic who does not understand designing 9
should take lessons at occe.
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NORTH CAROLINA ELEcrIoN.-The r.

NORTH CAROLINA ELEcTIoN.-The Raleigh
Register gives returns reported and official
from rs counties, which give Breckenridge a
majority OF 1914 according TO hasty oaleu-
lation which we made. Twelve counties re-
main to be heard from, which gave Etlis a
majority OF 2072. The vote polled for Presi-
dent is some ten or twelve thousand less than
the vote for Governor in August last. Dou-
gias' vote in the whole State will not exceed
3IU0
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The Dog -CGtcAsrs were out yesterday, and
captured large number OF struggling ours
about the market-houses and other public
places.
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On Monday nect, the u. ). Circuit Court fol-
the Eastern District of Virginia will meet, 10
dispose of the various criminal cases now on
the docket.
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A Ns,c Ship Lock will bs built at the Dock, II
the French Company purchase the james
River and Kanawhs Canal.
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EDUCATIONAL.

SCHOOL OF DESIGN or THE VIR.
y GINA MECHANICS INSTITUTE The
,bove School will be opened 10 the basement Of
the Mechanics Institute building, on MONDAY,
Noyembe, l9lh, att 2. NJ, and on each MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY succeeding, until
the LIST OF May, 1851 Besides Mechanical and
Geometrical Drawing, the scholars can obtain in
struotions in Mathematics. Trgonometry and sur
yeylng. If desired; For terms, apply TO Mr.. q.
HE1NR1Ca. who will be IN the school room on the
evenings of Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday Of
this week, or To the Committee.
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ihe Liberty Pole at Ihnrieston..Tbe Ma
iohai Flag not ar.-Conservativs
spereh OF Hen. A. IL. Stephens Mt MIL.
ledgeviiie--The Cockade In the Pulpit
&c, &c.
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DcIi dHSdu' <tf
The returns from several counties are in
com plete, and as the contest between Bell md
Douglas is very close, the official vote Of those
counties may materially vary these figures.
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a IMPROVE your s,GHr

s%@ IMPROVE YOUR SIGHT.
~ TX NJ. j. FRANKLIN & co, pP-
lmp,ovsa IIcIAss, oser to the public their
CIFS' CRYSTAL PERISC0PlC SPECTA-
VISION ~ ~, preserving and restoring the impaired
CRvs3gi iH ptIme vigOr.
doIALs inserted in old frames.
TIL sseIy hne assortment of MICROSCOPES,
rs kSdssgy,phs, 4 sgy,,phs, MARINE and OPERA GLASS
REGsHd sHdbnrEsM rEsMATlcAL LlNsTRuMEMIS, STE
On hand Es and s.ereokcopio VIEWS, always
no. is MAIN sT.. Richmond. w
VA THE ASHLAND HOTEL nus
I'D Rogalar nni 3 resort, situated sixteen miles
Ffssasnas village of ASHLAND, on the Richmond,
opes pest1kspurg n,kssp and Potomac Railroad, 10 now
date fs1' Hisitors, and is prepared to aecommo-
with ssae hsad OF the family will be furnished
Hpsd Ftse Ticket between Ashland and Rich.
sst. ssrs ss,aif lsiermssiss egflt a ss.eIintsad-
,t-s 's5. l. Fa5nrsos, F:s...::,.t,
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The lIth session of this Institution will COM
nsnee on the lst Of October next, and close the
tast day of June, 1851.
The Principal will be aided BY eleven thorough
ly qualified Instructors, and every effort will be
made 10 maintain the high reputation and select
character of the School.
The advantages offered in the departments of
MUSIC and the MODERN Language rs are I'M
-urpassed. while pecal attention Is given To the
study of HISTORY ENGLISH LITERATURE,
RHETORIC and READING.
The Principal refers to the patrons of the School,
or to the Faculties of the Virginia Military Insti-
tute and If " ilam and Mary Coiiegei TO Profs.
Bledsoe Smith Coleman, Davis and Maupin, Of
the University of virginia.
For fur her Information. or for catalogue giving
of study terms. regulations and full list of
patrons, 10 which attention 10 invited, address the
Principal. ID. LEE PUWELL,
sc Its Box 81, Richmond, Va,
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THE VoTE IN MissoU oUKI.-Accordirg to our
figuring, says the st. Louis News, the returns
from g3 counties in this State, the greater
number of them full and complete, foot UP as
follows
/ or Bell. ...... 532 o
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I. H. WYNNE,
l.. l.. MONTAGUE,
no I2-lm JAS KERSEY
Two YIEG pIBLiC-ANOTa sCaOOI,--

1'u THE ptBGtC-ANOTa aEk SCHOOL,
Il The subsorhers have had the services OF Miss
LUCY d. LEWIS as teacher to their children for
me last two years ana have employed her for tho
usxt; and regarding her as emIneDtly qualified for
THIS poas be calling, We are willing that others
should share in TIE benefits of her labors. We pre-
sume 1t will be sufficient recommendation To
ulss LEWIS. to say taat she Is n daughter OF Mr..
John Lewis dec'd So long the successful classical
wards ia Kentucky.
Miss LEWIS assisted her father in this employ
ment for several years.
she teaches ali the elementary and higher
branches of English, and the Latin and French
LANGUAGES.
The price for tuition IN the Primary Branches is
$40 For the higher branches-G Grammar, Geog-
raphy, Arithn etic, Algebra, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry, and Bot my, a25 and IS additions
for French or Latin. Music at the teachers
prices.
The School will commence the 18th of January,
and end on the 18th of December following tho
month of August vacation. We would eanh take
a few girls or small boy as boarders at Sl00. m
ciudlng every thing. HENRY A. HOldIADAY,
HERNUON FRAZ rR.
EA- Address, "Twyman's Store," spotss svania
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G. q. GRiswoLD: J. 9. GRTswoLD.
.-s GnioW WOLis g. dKisN OLD,
~ AFTVhNEYS AT LAW,
RICHMOND Va,
Will practice in all the Coarts OF the city OF
aienmond, and IN the counties OF Henrico and
danoveF. and IN he CircuIt Courts OF Essex and
aIng ard q aeen counties
aAQlhcs On Hoss street, two doors from Rich
one House. e5-3m
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,R & son, Auc.s.


a t"t sb,ve "a street. coEtaInIug rooms,
g. leis., is.,stsr aud gas IN the house, and IN per-
S sGf To f2s he SSS& as1;s T'sFs s
ssfsaeIIa' ftntt trees. To a good tenant il
rst' Of 500 uron very moderate terms apply
he ease" RD. Il, LYME.
e. Metropolitan UaIl
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;. FOR RkNT-A hrlck HOUSE. on 32d and
z y streets. containing ten or twelve rooms,
IA gIih Kitchen. carriage house and stable on the
l,; and s wei Of good water in the yard There
ss 4rge garden connected with the premises
Faf terms. &c, apply TO RU. b. LYME,
lgsCI for hiring out Negroes, renting out Houses,
tc. Metropolitan q ALL no I3-ts
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< cNSs HENRY HUDNALL,
S>~A ATTORNEY AT Law

AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Practicesin all the Courts cid IN the city Of Roh-
mond.
"a ALSO, practices regularly in the County and
Circb = Courts of Chesterfield.
IS Notary, will take Deposi tions and Acsnov-
Judgments, Administer and Certify Oatts, and per-
6rmswhatever other duties pertain to ths ofhse Of
Military.
ONCE at the corner of Bank and llth streets ust
below the Custom House. ia3l-ly .
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REAL ESTATE FOR GALE.
= FaRM FOR sALE.IN TIE count,

IA " - II 4 z - 4 Z
<sJF ALBhMARLE, Val otter for sale ia
~s~ the FARM on WHICH now reside, In the ss:5
above named county. The Farm contains $50 SI
acres, l5y ri which are heavily numbered 1t lies
upon the eastern slope Of the Southwest Noun
aas. within fourteen nlies OF charlottesville,
ter nlss OF G1rdo1svllIe, three miles OF Gotham
Dspo; on the Virginia Central Ranroad, and ad-
joining the lands of the Hon. William c. hives,
ssv. F. Boyden, DR.. I. w. NERVE her, anC
others
Tse Improvements CONSIST Of 4 good DWELL
~, IAGE-HOUSE, STABLE, TOBAC-
Fors3,sty and heaIthfdlness Of situstion it is
STJGk AND IMPLEMENTS will be sold at the
Terms liberal Persons deslrous, of looking at
tie Farm are requested % cal and do so. Address
SEo Z. DICKINSON Cobham De IpepqTt
- yALuABLE mAKkET Farm ~
9El6JWS RRfHcHNE0HNtDl, 4 FOR E SALE! a / : :
l.sa than farming, the ap4gcrlbsE Offers for sac
ssFARM. known as DOVE Hill contain
a: sioat 45 acres, the larger p2ruon cleared and
-Sssi crops. especially the best of vegetables
Ie Improvements consist of a framed building,
E'h four rooms and the usual -bul ldins g, with
aFell Of excellent water IN the ward ne Ioca-
ton IS healthy and society very good. a bargain
oal be had If immediate application be made n 70
2e qtsorber. living on the premises, or TO- pr.
aol2-dts TAL0. HOPPE.
- LAND AND SLAyE II Tar
<GoENiG OE AN ELLA, fcOR SALE nj
~VAFELY. The devisee3 Of John II. Steger,
deed, offer for sale privately a valuable TRACT
VI LAND, lying on the Appomattox river, n the
county OF Amelia, FIVE miles from Mattoax Depot,
on the Richmond and Danvile Railroad, contain
ing, By estimation, 900 acres. The land is admi-
aoly adapted 10 the production of Corn, " heat
a2d Tobacco, and the tract Is regarded as one oi
me best IN the county. If desired, I viii be d.
Nded into two tracts. The nelghhorhood is most
tie dsylsees reserving the right to cultivate and
satheT the growing crops, Unsatisfactory arralse
men! cannot be made with the purchaser to take
laeu. The purchaser of the land, II he desII rs
,1em for his own use can also puf chase lars c
humber Of valuable SLAVES. The terms will be
made accommodating. Apply to WILLIAM Il.
MEADE or JOHN S. HhRDAWAY, Chula De
pot Amelia; or 20 X. W. SrkGER, Mattoax De
0t,Ameha. au2 29--tf
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s1rSSs sENr-Also, two or three good ROOMSin
~ SS%,Tnxs corner Broad ana llth streets These
iae - lated 30 professional or single gentlemen
v, va1 csn aocomniodate themselves as to their
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xlR KEN tn A. n ~ e. 20 4 term al
- rs The veFy centrally located LOT on Mar
Es,tssT street, rs feet front and about i4O feet
= ,.l,k an alley IN common, on the north side
,samSa S@ os Hfs91 70 sSss cSese :,i2 e
ss There IS small BRICK HOUSE on the
sIsS COS, eext adjoining the Richmond Medical
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S-u$s JOHN w. GREEN,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Will practice In the Courts of the city of Rich
nond ana county OF henroo, Strict at ttentIon
yIll be given 10 all business entrusted to him.
Once, ,IoT the present, with his father. William
jreen, sQuthwest corner Main and 7th streets.
lie 27-6In
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cs%> CUPPITG AND LEECHlNG.-
e-sA Mrs. WO0LHO USE, over Sam'l Suther-
and's Gun Store, lS2 1lain street, Richmond, will
EBtQn all those requiring her services.
81, Constantly receiving, per steamers, fresh
aEECHES.
md asnt by Express 20 all pats of the State,
N. B.-A new style OF LADIES' BANDA6ES.
hat are much liked, made to order.
au 2U-Sm
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A. AsC0LI, M. D.,
- MEMBER OF THE
NEW YORK Q. OF KS HOMRPATHIC
MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Jfice Broad street, next TO corner of 1Ith street.
hesidence on 18th street, next TO corner of Mar :
snail. SO ISM
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PROFESSIONAL CARD6,

DIR. J. FARIS having ls-
~ Gated in Sidney: offers his profcssioaal
services to the public He may b. found as ali
times a. his brothers. residence, between Main
and Franklin streets. no i3-2ws
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- FOR RES T-And possession given at
g ase-s neat BRICK TENEMENT, on 18Th
E5.irss' IN rear Of the Lancasteriau Schonl
Ia rgIlilng IS new. and has rooms. Price ; $50
ferysar ire le-tsI II. CAUFHoRN.
:. OFFICE Fuk KENT.-OFFlCk over
q Pearce { Co s, Carr street, adjoining Barks-
LaJae Brother, Cent al position; well lie shted;
,rs6rs places; cool IN summer. warm IN WINTER
ipsly % EDMOND DAVENPORT,
r. g. Head of the Dock.
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= FOX aENT-The first STORY above a
tss.ors, containing two large rooms and hall or
II Ette passage. 10 a good tenant, necessary
rsrsrs Will he made.
AL>f.-rhe Kitchen in the rear will te rented
ssEalate.y. Apply 10 J. MONROE. CARTER,
On Cary, 2 1 door below 18th St,
r05-ts And next above Bank Of r edmond.
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CARD.
S>-l WM. r. WATSON,
-,,.,~ - ATTORNEY AT LAW,
UNITED STATES Commission
. AND COMMISSION IN CHANCERY.
NOTE In the latter capacity. will attend to the
making up and reporting the accounts of fxecu-
tors, ADM nistrst0rs, Curators. and Trustees
IL Once, Custom House, Bank street.
NJ Ply
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S>~a-A AGENCY.
G.. w. III. TYLER,
Dice on Marshall, 5stpsea Six1S and Sersath
@ @sontinros to RENT our aousEs, HIRE OUT
NEGhOES. SILL REAL ESTATE, ScLL Ne
TRUkS. and act as GENERAL AGENT He
returns his thaaks for the liberal patronage be-
'toHed upon ham Tor three years past. sc Sim
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k,p.Ss DIR. T.. 5. McGkUDER, of Henri
S~Ss CO, having taken an ofhoe on Franklin
street, first house above Metropolitan Hall, ten
iers his professional services TO the public.
Jy 3G-Gm
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Rirbmond DlsI'art,

LafgeT ddrsTftssD1tHts an sxatf proporttoN.
nAdvertisements published until forbid, Will
be charged 80 cents per square of lines for the
first insertion, and 25 cents for each continuance
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Il R00m FOX KEN ia large cUnforta-
e. BE ROOM over my store, suitable for doc
hAtors Office or lOdgIngrocm
J. w. FRAYSER, Druggist. 18th st,
nc 3-ts Near corner of Broad.
a aOUN FOR z & = L The laTge and
Eseom!ortabls ROOM. lately occupied by the
n lofs RIVER Railroad Company, over the store
0! tae subscribers Is now for rent
P. JOHNSTON L BROTHER.
a. l6-ts lis Main street.
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