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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-28

HON. HENRY NJ. FULLER, who died in
Philadelphia, WedL esday, was elected 30 Con-
gress in 1850, as q Wing, and again in 1854 as &
mems ser Of the American party. He was the
American candidate tor Speaker in the ro-
tracIed contest hat resulted i'll the choice Of
hIr. Banks. He was at time the Wing
candidate for Canal Commissioner. After
his last Term in Congress. Mr.. Fuller made
Philadelphia his place OF residence. In the
late Presiden tlal contest he was one of the
leaders of the Constitutional Union Party,
OF this State, and was their candidate for
Congress IN the Second District. He as an
active politician and an energetic business
man. While Ill Congress ne served his con-
stituents and his STATE with zeal and abii-
ity. lie had large Interests in the coal re-
gions OF Pennsylvania, and was a warm
friend OF the cause of protection to Ameri-
can inQustry.--PhiE. BHlletin.
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Bonnd Or1.-Charles Hake, for abusing tie
vile Of Frederick Saiderer, was required ty
The Mayor to gave security Tor his coed be-
havior.
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ga WE HAVE SOME GREAT aaR-
sF5GAINS AGAlN-LOOK AT OUR PRiCE
HfE LlSr.-Clear nce Tumblers iro.n "a cts a
Ell dozen up; Goblets from S2a dc,zenup: Pre-
serve Dishes. 10 cts. and higher, Worth a sres,
deal more. Kerosene Lamps from rs cts no To
some very rich patterns-the best burners oat,
IN proportion; Dinner, Tea and ChambsT Ssts
bought at great sacrihee from a Rev ork I'M,
Oar Vases, Motto Oops sad other paTlor orns
ments defy competition. Whoever looks al our
assortment of britannia. tlbata and Silver plated
are as also Table NntteTy saJ that Q are hard
20 beat Ia thai llae. All kinds Of House FuTpish.
ing Goods. IN w OGDEN and Willow ware Brushes
IinTafe, Walters, Looking G,asses, which Wa
make 10 order, any SIZE requiredl besides an i'm
mense vanety in Fancy Goods and Toys. &e.
SCEkakP 4. Co. corner Broad and Sd sts
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Es,s sENTIAL Ii1lK-1asH

- This lnvA $abie preparation IS presented TO
the public hgsreat beside ratum SO long sou sht
for in vain" tof restoring lost hAir, preventing
Oaldness Graduating dandruh, anf giving the hair
smoota and s}ossy appearance. Many ceruh-
Gates To It's virtses might be gwen. but the pro-
prietor is SAT- sized that IL will recommend itself
only needs a ia trial to make for itself u rep
utatlon hitherto uneqaalled bs any similar pre-
paratlon. Let every one, whose hair falling oil
call and procure a bottle. Give IL fair trial. a
single bot 10 will prove its qualities. Manufac
tured and sold by Jan. ?. DUVAL, Drugglst
"a Rln nd llth al RichLu..rh Va
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DEATH OF RALPH FARNHAM.- Ralph Farm
ham, the last survivor of the battle Of Bun
her Hill. died Wednesday morning At Acton,
Me, aged lpi year,,
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Rec. Mr.. Shrtglsy, of The First Independent (
Christian Church, having resigned bis charge
In this city, ON acc Junt of declining hsaitb.
will close has Iabors next Sunday morning.
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- J. ". tNA sSEN-
- APOTHECkRY AND DRUGGIST

LII J. ". sAAs sSER-
49, APOTHEChRY AND DRUGGfsT-~
~ 18th street, between Grace and Broad,
IL RICHMOND, Va,
Keeps constantly on hand we'll selected stock
Of PURE and RELIABLE DRUGS, MEDJ-
sTQFFS, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY. .ALCJ-
a0L, By RNING FLUID, GARDEN Sc DS,
evsrv kind. TOBACCO, SNUFF and CI6Afis OF
yarions brands, all the popular PATENT MEDI-
ClNkS OF the day--eyery thing, IN fact, usually
found In DRUG STORES-whioh Win be sold on
tae pest % I, ressPnable q terms Ase, POLLARD'S
PHYSICIANS and others can rely on hsy,n.
their PRESCRIPTIONS accurately and caTTfpIIv
compounded, at all hours OF the DAY and MIG AZ.
j. W. FRAYSER
Apothecary and DrGszsNt
mF LIT l1th. bctvrsp Grace and Hrnah
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Druggists, 1855 Main street. corner II.

~~.Ji a. BODEkEH L. CO., Apotnscarie en- ana
TTr Drug sists, No 10 Main street, car Old
~ Market, Richmond, Va, will keep on hand
In general assortment of pure D.ugs, Medi-
ciRes, Chemicals, Oils, Paints, Window Glass.
Putty, Dye Stufis, Patent Medic. mes, Brushes of
sil kinds, Surgical Appliances, s3uTning Fluld, Al
oohol, Soaps, Perfumery, Es.ncy Articles, Carbon
Medicinal Liquors, &c, 80.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours, with SPECIAL
care, by members OF the firm alone.
Physicians orders from the country executed
promptly and the most reliable medicines fur
oSubc
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p NEW DRUG si0ke.

IL ROBERT " POWERS.
AA APoTH RcAET sNp DRueaI
Begs leave to in farm hls friends aud The M Ri
that he has taken and re fitted in sr p nd hsnd.
some style, the store formerly Occupied By j. 8.
Wood, and more recently by G, & Bavson No
g, corner Main and Wall streets, one door sb"ye
the st Charles Hotel. Richmond. Va, ard has
lCst opened with an sntirely new stock CT
and TOILET ARTICLES, PtRFuMERY.so..
Comprising every article usually kept in his line
its.
PHYSICIANS will find his stock of DRUGS. .CHENT-
fSALS.STAN DAR y TRANSPORTATION, Z RE-
PARATIONSSURGiCAL INSTRUmEN Ne
be articles. ~
Prescriptions carefully compounded at any hour
OF day or night.
Orders promptly attended to.
oc5-tq ROBERT w, POWERS.
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-, ron = 4 l. - DESIRABLE kEsl
t@ DkRCts. CONVENIENT TO BUSIN ESS-
HI Intending o. remove u short distance without
the city. ] offer for sale present residence Oh
1Ioal street, opposite the Monumental ChuFcl -
Iue l,t has front of about 81 feet the improve
Ms.Js Haae 10y the late James Allen are OF the
He5t sub taLtlal character, with great comfort
ard convenience as a dwelling. It's cOntIguIty TO
lsssEess and pleasant and retired nelghhorhOpd
praseuts opportunity 10 Il business man that
rarely occurs to obtain a comfortable home. Shai
be pleased 10 show the property to any one deslr
4Lg - purchase. JOAN II. CLAl lBOHNE h.
t Its
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR KENT-- The HOUSE and LOT at.
-srsoi occupied BY Air .ieorge w. Hopkins,
d, - TIE town 81 sidney The house is OF brick.
y u5ih good Brick Kitchen and a well of
O. Hgs,er IN the yard. a person renting the
{ rqo nbls,n SIN acres Of land addluonal to
8 bSye sad SdjolRiEg the szme. Arpy TO
ih' ~ " ii. {. SM ITH.
4! HaxaiI, Ccenshaw 4 Co.'s Mills,
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I EVY mas just received the following Articles
- TO which he calls the attention OF the puhilc
Handsome Powered Mouselalnes- b ue, Black
and Brown Grounds, At IS rs Nublas of ali col
III so OTIS, price IS cts; chiidren's Che
mile Scarfs. pretty bright coIorS, at l21k cents
woI tn rs cts; the best Double Diamoud Cord 30
Spring Hoop Skirts at 81 IS, WOrta S22S; " hlts
Taratan, "a -ds wide at IS cts worth S71s cts;
super. ack boA0aZgne at : worth . 50; Hem
stitched Linen IdAis at IS cts, worth 371s ots.,
and various Othar GesiI able Dry Goods
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FROM WARRINGTON,
ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE prsrAroH
WASHINGTON, Dec as 1870

WASHINGTON Dec. 26. 1860.
Ihe SKY Is bright and blue to-day, and we
are all glad that Christmas is over 1t was
like Sunday in the middle OF the Desert OF
Sahara. At night, the good man Brown. of
Browns Hotel brought out General Wash
ipgton's punch bowl, as has been his custom
these twenty years and more, and there was a
hop-tbe first of the season, and doubt not
the last. Perhaps there may be another on
New Years day
This is the no-paper day of the year At
breakfast this morning, could but think of
Hoods November lines.
mo sun. no neon, no starr &c.
You know the people Of Washington are en- :
tireiy dependent on the Baltimore Sun; and
nova days, morning paper is as necessary
a stimuant as the bitters and tansy drains Of
our fathers used te be in old times We shall
have the "Stdy" at dinner, perhaps.
La telegraphing TO you that Bailey was inno-
cent was actuated by the fact OF seeing him
DISCHARGED on the trifling bail of $4,000 To-
day, the report is that he is guilty lam told
that he gave up the bonds 10 Russell in order
to shield Gov. Floyd, whose neice he married
But Gov. Z. bitterly repudiates the idea
while Bailey himself says that the Honorable
Secretary of War was entirely ignorant of the
transaction, which was known to three per-
sons oniy-himself, Russell, and another par
ty, whose name he gave to Secretary Thomp.
son, who Immediately put the police on his
track.
l feel like an astronomer who has discoy-
cred planet, and just after verifying his cal
culations receives q dispatch telling him it
vas discovered month before i'll another
quarter of the globe. Returning last Thurs
day or Friday night from visit to our Vir-
ginfa SsaatQrs, my friend, Washington, who
accompanied me. .safd ne had been far enough
South TO see the Southern Gross. 1t imme-
diateIy struck me that the Southern Cross
would be an appropriate banner for the
Southern Contederacy. And last nights Her
aid brought a picture ofit-showng that the
idea had already suggested itself TO the people
of South Carolina. My arrangement of the
stars is different. Instead of q cross of sin gle
lines OF stars. as in the South Carolina flag, 1
had cross of double lines-thus
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NEW srOKE-TO BE OPENED MONDAY
~ NOVEMBER

TOYS, FIREWORKS, FANCY GOODS
Being unable 20 accommodate our wholesale and
retail customers with the above articles, at our
China and Fancy Goods Store, at the corner 0I
Broad and Third streets, We took, la addition 70
IL, the large and handsnme establishment next
door to aaTles' dry go .ds store retween Sd and
4th streets. where we hope To receive call from
the kind public, feeling confident our goods an
prices will meet their appreciation.
ScHAAP / Co,
1 vi R,ra az a QfQ ADa 70 "a -4.-y
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IA REDUCTION IN PklCk, - sTEB-
- IA BINS. PULLEN & CO. viii. from this dav,
MI oneI theu entire stock Of FANCY COO DSs
as1s Ash ae,. At greatly Iedaeed pricss for
cssh Now Is the time TO make sonf purchases for
the hoiidsys. CAL early. Y sFs'eaa
Sass fa @s sIEBBt tSSs erL.ss.ss 4 CO,
~ Ey,nef an and Broad sss,
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: T.....1s, HENRY AUDNALA,
90 a n y F.s

sG--azslss, HENRY s1UDNALA,
Sf>-GE ATTORNEY All LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Practices all the Courts cid IN the c,y of Riah
aond.
a- Also, practices regularly in the County ane
Circuit Courts of Chesterfield.
As Notsry, will take Dispositions and AckaoS
edsIfsnts, Adm!a alsteT aGd CcItiiy Oaths, and per
form whatever other duties pertain to the oIfoe OF
Notary.
on!oe st tbs corner OF Hank and lIth streets usi
Soiow the CustUia -Houss. inSl--ly
$3.50. Dfi. q, ). oscaRUDER, Of HenrI-
- co, haxng taken an Office on fr@n2Ab
street, first hoG& ABOVE Metropolitan Hall, ten
lers his protest. 'nsI services TO Lhe public.
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nIsYs 10 HOUsEkEEPEKs.- By Late az

IA To HOUSkk EEPEkA.- BY late ar
e s3rlyals. We ODER 8 splendid variety OF french
@0 In sets or single pieces Fancy Toilet wsre,
Of new designs Class W are, OF sverJ descrip-
lion; Silver Plated Ware Ivory Handle ard Com-
mon Knives and Forks; Bronze Iron Hat Stands;
Tea Trays; britanRis Coffee and Tea urns; o. q
Ter Dishes; Tenders; Fire Irons; Coal Hods Foot
Warmers; Japanned Toilet Ware; Gas Fix,arss;
Mirrors; together with q magnificent stock Of
rioh Fansy foods, all OF which We oder ~ low a.
sue goods can be obtained.
r. A BijI I.Ki.Ey a C0 ts1 Main. ..
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LATER FROM SOUTH AMERICA.-The steam
ship Ariel, from AspinWall 10Th instant, ar
rived at New York, Tuesday, with the mails
and treasuTe-the latter to the amount of ST.
225 2l7-Which left San Francisco on the 1st,
and news from the west coast of Mexico, New
Granada ana the South Pacific repu blics. Her
advices from California have been anticipated
by the overland express.
In New Granada 1t would appear the gov
ernmeat continues to triumph, though the
news is, as usual, conflicting. Dates from
Santa Martha are to the 4th inst. 1t had been
besieged by the rebels for eleven days prec1d-
ing that date, and considerable damage was
done by the bonn bardment. General Jones,
United States Minister to New Granada was
detained there, being unable to proceed ~ Bo-
gotta. All the States except those in Nos
quera's interest, I, had voted for President. So
FAR, Arboleda has majority over General
Herran.
From the South Pacific we learE that Pre-
sdent Castilla of Peru had q narrow escape
from assassination in Lima on November 23d
There is nothing new about the United States
claims. Efforts are 10 be made to raise the
trlgate Cailao, which was sunk off the port o!
that name some time last fall. The new re-
gised cOustitu Tic has been promulgated. Bo-
liTia has rot YET declared war against Peru,
though the Bolivian Minister of the Interior
recommends That IL should be done imme-
diately. Chile is quiet. 1t is thought the
ArauCanian Indian rebellion will be easily
suppressed. The extra session of Congress
had adjourned.
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UTuers PROMPTLY attended 20.
oc SIS ROBERT w, POWERS.
% FIRsT.CLAss MEDICINES.

~ MEADE BAKER,
IA Pharmaceutlsts and Vendors of pure ana
MACEUTiCAL PRODUCES, eurrloal Instrn
ments and Appliances Medicine Chests for plan
tatoGs famllies and traye ers; Phi, seians Saddle
Bags; London Elastic Stockings, frussss III d Sup
porters; Porte Mnnnaies, Combs, brushes Toilet
Mirrors; first quality Perfumery, Pomades and
Soaps; Mineral Waters, botted at the Springs;
Medicinal Wares aad Apparatus, Mag net,c Ma
chimes, &C., 60, all OF the best quait and 1T the
lowest rates. MEADE 4 BAKER,
1856 Main ST., corner above Post Ofbce,
u.
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r A L. l. i k A ID h

81 l. I II De. 1850.
" ". PETERSON 4 CO.. wHoLFsALE
INDIGO. SPICES. NADER, LOCKWOOD, BI
GGARBt SODA, sTARCa, stL s0DAt TO
BACC0, SNUFF, GIG RS. NUTdk6s, Sal.
AD OIL. SPONGES, SALT PETKk, SALE
RATUSi FLOR. ,sULPHUh, CyPPEGAs,
LEAD, xlnG PAINT, LINsktp OIL COL.
OIL, CASTOR OIL, TUNQUA BEANS,
Invite the attention OF merchants visiting Hloh-
moDd, to examination of their stock. which, in
variety and pTIce. IL not surpassed in U.is or any
Northern city
81 orders promptly attencad to
w PETEhSUN AZ co.
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- NNIIABLf. I5KfUk ThsENF IA
on Grace STREET, NEAR ST. PAUL'S
- CHURCH, FOR SALE OR RENT.-Tha
.frse ard admiralty well located BRICK TEN r.
AtNI an Grace street. near St Pau's Church,
g.p occupied hv Mrs. Jeter as boarding house
t 10 good repair; and is Justly regarded as Il
E-st valuable residence. Apply to
IN at-bt GOOUlN N AppFRSDE
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- NV GOODS JUST OPENED

W. new GOODS JUST OPENED
AlMPORTED ExPR ESSlY FOR RETAIl,
TRADE.-Ws would call the attention OF
- housekeepers and the public generally 10
our larse stock OF hne decorated Maroon, Bud
Pink, and msny other patterns OF DiNsEh SElS,
TEA SETS, TErE-A- TETE SETS, CHAM
hEh nETS. &C. Also, large assortment Of
WhlTE FRENCH Ch Ina and v'hlTk GRAN
tFE WAKE, OF every description sold By the ses
or piece, TO suit he purchaser.
SILVER Plated WAhE,-Cnstorsi Spoons :
Forks: Ooblets Pitchers Silver Mounted W ait
ers, Of all sizes; csnalestieks; CAKE Aasasu
Card Baskets, ac.
Also. a large variety of English Stone and Ps-
rian PITCHERS; Tea Pots Cigars I'd Creams hns
Paraa Vases, FiFufes. &C. @a
FANCY BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE Consist
ing OF Cologne Bottles Vases Spoon polders
Goblets; Candlesticks; Aah Trs,s. Gard Bass
kets, &c.
KEkOSENk AMPS. of ali kinds and slars and
tne latest style OF Burners. Fer sale very low al
GRO. SUMNER co IS,
Iron Front buiidlng GovernoI stIaat
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nay GOODS ar REDUCED pRICEs

- DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES To
DO pre- pared IN the best manner possible for what
ever may be the result of the present political ex-
c,tement. we offer our entIre stock of Goods at
reduced prices. The stock is arge and better
than 1t has ever been before at this season Car
pets, Cioaks, Dress Silks, Poplins, Rips Neri-
noes, Mouselalnes Servants' Clothing uf all kinds
in short. every variety of Dry Goods at very re,
duced prices. Our customers NAV expect bargains
IN every style OF Goods, as they must be sold be-
fore the close OF the season.
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- FOR RkHT OR LkAe t-Fo' a ter rm OF
L. years. the very centrally located LOT on Mar
A-A mall street, 10 feet front ana about lao iee
CEeP. vi TIA an atlsy IN common, on the north side
q. ne same, from Marshall to Broad, and also
aIeg IN common on the rear, through TO College
street There is q small BRICK HOUSE on the
Premises, next adjoining the Richmond Medical
Cu.ese.
.-DR RENT-A lso two or three good RG0MSin
the buildings corner broad ana lltnstreets. These
he rented 10 professional or single gentlsmeI
ur.y. whu can Accommodate themselves as to their
meals sc
guR SALE-TwO or three well bred NATIVE
COW :, raised at BidudOn Farm, about two miles
v-at Of this city. Apply atthe residence corner
o. 5r0ad and 18th streets, to
au 22-2tawts z. NJ. TABB.JR.
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- RICHMOND P0rTEKres, foot O.
R<A Nam street. koeketts, and eoFper Carr
~ ana 18th streets. Richmond, Va. KEESEE
~ PARk, PfoprietorE-The subscriber
tsApecstails INFORM tbs merehs nas of Virginia,
North CaEohna and Ieapessse e ~ = !, ihsy ars
l.sh ..v, VIII sell At the very lowest praces ~ iK
a lissTaI 3tseesat for casa.
~ Allware sold By. US viii be delivered in any
part OF the city Tree OF eharke.
Ta99ss s9sa w.skEskE.
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ElAkD TIMES AND GUILD " EAiHeK
IL COME TUGE III kR.-Thcn save mcney by
forts at the same lime, by. procuring Heaters,
Ranges and stoves oil the latest and most ap
warms two rooms with one scuttle OF coal. aEd
never loses fire. The Portable Crate ,s both
"cheerfui anu fs3nsIble" Stoves said by HE in
years past rept. .Ted, or taken IN exchange for
new. Second hs sud Stoveg sold cheap. -
ALSO-PumtSng, Gas Fitting and Tin Work
dnno with dispasoh at the 'Governor Street Slo,e
Store" GEoRrE SFARRErT, Belvin's Rov.
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;. 800 IOHA W. GREEN,

4e~--,az%ss l0E4A W. GREEN,
aF~-S@A ATTORNEY Al LAW,
Viii practice IN the Courts OF the city of Rich
mona ana county of Henrlco. Strict at tsutIol
VII De gwen 10 all business entrusted 10 hlm.
Once, Ipr the present, with his father, William
Green, s5uthwesr corner Nam ana Yth streets
Is X--sm
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- THE sUBsLEaB IL wishes To oeI tns
t55 HOUSE AND LOT at present occupied by
A1 mmse !f, situated on 5th street, first door be
iow Main
THIS lot has front OF 33 feet, with a depth oi
~ feet and Is thor uEbly drained by sewers. On
ths alley IN the rear Is an excellent stable ana
clTrlags- house, with hydrant; also, coal house
The yelling is in complete order, and Coutalns
every convenience and comfort that could be de
AIRED, Iuciud AZ water closets, supplied with moi
AID cold water, on eyerI door. Possession may
be usd bY the 2Jth instant. -
De It's J. V. HpBSDN, Nj. Ds
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- lUB Es Al HALF PRICE i-GREAr SAL
IL OF DRESS GOODS.-'fo make a clearing nut
OF our entire stock of FANCY DRESS GOODS.
shall oH5r rich Six RoDes st half price; Cashmers
and Valentia do. at hall price: Mouseiain and
Pophn do, at half p1ce; rich Prinied and Plau
Felours; PopIns. Vaieutiss and Msrinns; striped
and cheek Silks at 6la aud rs cts; Velvet and Coth
cloaks; southern made Cashmere and servants
Clothing; All OF which wall be offered at such
prices 10 insure sales. Cash purchasers ex
pressly invited TO examine at 9y Nam street
CHRISTIAN A IATHROp
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~ FOR R&<T-Several ROOMS over the
s.: the store E6 Broad street, three doors from
de- p Is e GOLpSNrT
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| tNsEED OfL-Best guallty, for sale by
- WM. SArFLf.k u co.
Marking and Stencing BR USH r.S, for sale by
VIM. SATTLER u co.
Looking Glass PLAT 7 ), ali sIzes, for sale by
VIM. SATrLEk Il co.
ZINC DRYER, of superior quality for sale By
WM. SAIILEk Il co.
Ground PAINTS, any oooT, reads put up, ana
for sale by " NJ. SAIILEk co.
WHIrE LEAD and ZINC WHITE, several
well known brands; tons each, for sale by
VIM. SAL FLER Il co.
WINDOW GLASS 800 boxes / est r reneh SIN
gle and double thick, for sale by
WM. 3ATTLER h co,
Extra Paint BRUSHES brass or twlne bound.
tor sale bT WIN. SATTLER n co. LAB Main st.
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~ FOR RE>T-h large BRICK HOUSE, on
~ fhuroh HlI, on Marshall, between gath and
81 26th streets Possession TO be had al once
-. ttTI9s, apply to
d. 2i--ts WINSTON s POWERS
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X FOR R&HI-A HOUSE at the corner oi
ta Il and Cary streets. Puce, ) 5l2 per month
IL ppll 10 GREEN K ALLAN.
De e.--Ls Corner of lirace and 7th sis.
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- INTfNUINs3 DECLINe. HOUSE
KEEPING, will lease for term of years
l@=Lmy RESIDENCE on 8th street, heyond Leigh,
Po.sesslou gwen lmmedtatei'. l wish TO sell a
tae house Apply to Il. A. PAYNE,
.a IL At the Farmers Rank
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IF FISHER sHEPHERD.
E WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
AA DRUGGISTS,
su pplIes of FRESH and RELIABLE TMEDf'
ClNkS, DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS.
and ratAs wy
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- FOR RENrO OR SAt,r.-The three Story
f.bRihk D " ELLING HOUSE on the North
II O. ie OF Lclsh. between 81 and 7th streets II
A4s glst peeu rat IN complete order. The Gas
iot 6,b 80 %li. 20 it %itH ,ne
-a Introduced. The accommodations for ser
gaE.' . unusually abundant and good
90 p 6. J II. MONTAGUE.
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-. FOX RGST-The X FARM adjoining nv
e. aTm, on the Meadow Bridge road, about Sss
Sat TWO mi les from this city, contalnIn sSSS6s
exit acres oi land. suited 10 a Market 6ar --s@-
den. IL has number Of fruit trees. and is vel,
supglled with water, having a spring near the
all-e. The dive ling Is Of brick, And ID well finish
&c aad comfortable. Possession C III be mad LIST Of
January. de 2O-tsl A. DILL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-28

MEADE BAKERS .sELIxIK CALI.
- sATA BARK Is made in the most careful
t1s.Ishhsf, from the best species of Peruvian Bark
that from shle 4uuiue ~ made - ls very palat-
aois, and highly recommended by our ewn ph.s.-
oans for loss Of appetite and TO prevent rel .pse
@i'ef ehis and bilious teyers Prepared Only by
MEADE& BAKER, Pharnace atisls,
iss Main ST.. corner above Post oiilee.
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X FOR pST-DESIhaBLE wv WELLlN',-
[@ HOUSE.-FOR Rem IA very desiranle
h2I h ee story BRICK DIV ELLING- ROUSE. wltn
street one door west of 10Th street, now occupied
n Mr. VIM. Willis, Jr., Is for rent, as a private
fes.dence only. upon moderate Terms. to pune
tual tenant. Early possession. Apply 10
ALFRED INLOES,
7 cnrnaT 2lth and Franklin 81
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FOR RENT-TEat is5Ke BRICK RUlLD-
~ \, ca the south SIDE OF She Basin. suitable
81 ~ amber house, tohaeeo manufactors or
" Z. e. JOS. ALLYN