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king,s Pr Prem nj !, Securing and Re-
T
Tshth Street, bstIceeH Mann ami Cary,
RICHMOND. Va.
First Class Premium awarded at the Mechanics

FIN1SHINli ESTA BLlSHMt.NF,
Tenth Street. betIrssn Nam and Cary,
RICHMOND. Va.
First Glass Premium awarded at the Mechanics
FAIR in Baltimore, 1857.
The above Establishment Is OF essential ser
vice u ever family, as 1t promotes habits of
ctsan}i.eSS and ssOaoHiy in every household.
Clothing laid 10y NOitsd, engeuder bad CdOrs, are
injurious to health, and soon become worthless
+, ON moth and 0ljId.r. whereas, if well secured,
Clothing secured at X Nc s. IRE done by an i'm
proved method unknown to any other Scourer;-
NJ injurious chemlc1is are used but 4 simple,
harmless agent, which does not Iniure either the
c.Ur or fabric and which thoroughly extracts all
dirt ana grease, rendering the worst garments
clean, sweet ard 1t. Moreover, we never sc0ur
another s clothing IN lquld once used-every ar
;ele IS done sepaTIate; an9 kept ~ .tse y Is s
HUNDRED articles have been secured at KINGS
during the past year. without one single com
plant, dIsaopol' tment or loss
Our puuctualty is by-word in Richmond. and
during the frst Twelve months our business has
doubled our most anxious eGpectatIOnS. We hope
lonl t. merit q cont cu1nce .: TINS PATRONAGE.
WORK DONE AT OUR REFRESHING ESTABLISH
MEHE,
(The only one of the kind IN VirginiaD
Dress Goods cut, folded and pressed for mer-
Oid stock of retailers re-fnIshed, viz: Barge
Rores. Tissues, Grenadines, Organizes, Lawns,
Sled Embroideries re bleached and dressed as
Spoiled and widowed Black Kid Gloves re
dressed rs good as new; and every description OF
Dry Goods re finished as new.
WORK DONE AT OUR SECURING ESTABLISH
MEET:
Gentemen's Wrappers. Goats. Pants, and Neck
Ties, secured and pressed. Also, Ladies Cloth
Coaks, Snawi IS and Dresses, of every fabric; Boys
Cothlns; Infants Clothing Household Articles,
including Rugs, Blankets Table Covers, Piano
Covers, CIumb Cloths, y c., &c.
We also sttisn Black Laces, Lace Wells, and
Lace Squares, ana re-hieach Lace Curtains and
all fine tmbroderiss, including Sets, Collars
Sleeves, &c, &c. Our woIk IN this department ls
unequalied
W So, ii nOne-we lose nnue-and we keep time
IN all our engagements. We cone ude with re-
quest that all those VINO have not yet gwen us a
trial, VIII now DO
REFERENCEs.--M Kent, Paine & CO.; FL
lett, Urewry Co ; Price Il Co. and over l,CUO
citizens. EDWARD KING h son.
Scourers and Refnishers,
10Th ST betw. Main and Cary, Richmond, Va
n. B-Dy eng IS not carried on by us--our scouF-
ing trade is as much rs We can well attend 10.
Sc l7-Iw
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LoNGRvITY.-The census taker of Shelby
county, Ala, reports that he found three ne
groes over 100 years of age-the oldest of them
being IS years old. The oldest white inhabi
tam OF tho county is los years Of age.
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T. J Oornick, n druggist, of Norfolk, died
suddenly at Winchester, Va, on the 10Th inst.
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"a Whig and ENQUIRER please copy.
u7iNpoW SHADE DEPOT

w $50 BROAD STREET.
My stock Of WINDOW SHADES being very
large. am determined to run them eff cheaper
than ever. The following 10 my, list of prices -
- lrk Landscapes IS, 81 cents, worth 75 PlsIn sold
Shades, 70 cents, with fixtures compete; Gold
with Centre 81, worth at least Sa; Gold and Vel
vet, 3 90 worth S4 beautiful Bougueis. IS cents,
cheap at 81 80; splendid Vase Shades, 80 cents
can't be bought elsewhere for So; Gothic style
Dry Landscapes. Pleasure and Hunting Scenes IN
endless variety; German, English and American
OIL Cloths, all dthS very cheap; Table and Stand
Covers; Hearth Rugs, very low and eli wool; Car
pstng only 50 cents great bargain; $50 large gilt
framed Parlor Pictures rich scenery, at the as
tonisbipg low price of So, worth SO; also, large
ne of DRY GOO DS, cheap for cash Call soon at
the established cheap Dry Goods and Window
Shade Store of NJ. GOLDEN, go Broad street,.
=. s. keep no travelling AGENTS. 10 SIN
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Ia Fine Arts. --GhF undeF signed have
Just received large ami beautiful assortment of
COLOREn ana PLAIN FNGRAVINGS ard
LITHOGRAPHS, TO which they would call the at
tentIon of amateurs and the public iii general;
also well selected assortment of ARTISTS
MATERIALS. BRUSHES. STUDIES for RE
Clan, ORNAMENTAL and Oil PAINTINGS.
We are also better prepared than ever 10 I'll or
ders tor Nj RRQR, PORTRAIT and PICTURE
FRAMES, PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL GILT
MOULDGNGS of our own aauufactu,e, LOOK
EYEGLASSES, F K Z II e II and G r VI n n
UklNG-GLASS PLATES. We would call
SPECIAL attention To our large stock of FRAMES
for PORTRAITS, PHOTO iRAPhS ana PIC
TURES, all of which we will sell, wholesale
retail at very low prices.
\. old Frames re-gilded.- Pictures Cleaned
and Vanished. J. V. SUNDtERG 4 co.
sc i7-3TF 200 Main street.
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To- Where do You buy Shirts +.

THAI Is TIE q QUESTION.
Do You want something that will fit well, wear
wei and make 4 genteel appearance
Then take some advice ana buy at 100 nam st,
where good stock can be seen, with all the above
points guaranteed and warranted
SHUUIHk Err SEAM SHIRTS,
SHUULDER-SEAI SHIRTS,
SHOULDER-SEAM SHiRFS!!i
Remember, loo Main street, is the place
Sc l3-ts VS.. TUPMAk, Agent
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ARRIVED.
Schr. Wytne, Tuttle, New York, ndzs., d. & W.
Currle.
Schr. Ellen Goldsborough, Todd, Baltimore,
guauo, Stokes 4 Rives.
schr. Virginia, Ga, lord, Smithheld. wheat, w q.
II Peasants.
Sehr. Burnett. Johnson, Philadelphia, mdze, w.
d. Colqultt & Co.
SAILED.
Steamship Yorktown. Parrish, New York, mdze
and passengers, Ludam h Watson.
Steamer City of Richmond. Mitchell, Phiadel
phla, mdZe. and passengers, .. +. Cardozo.
Steamer George Peabody, Pritchard, Baltimore,
mdze and passengers, ID. Il w Curre.
ScbT Entire. Kennler, Alexandra, light.
SGhr NJ airy and Adeline, jenkins, Norfolk. light.
Schr. Clara See, Mitchell, Baltimore, light.
EEw YoRK, Sept. l6.-Arr'd. steamship James
town, Richmond. Sept IL Cleared, sehr; " an
chester, Rlchu ond. Arrived, schrs NJ. r.. ksp
kins, Richmond I. f. Simpson. Norfolk.
PHILADnLPHlA, Sept. II Arrived, schr. Flight,
Richmond.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. H.-Arrived, schr. LIE Roy,
Norfolk.
PRovIpENCE, Sept, A-Arrived,, schr. Var
mouth, Norfolk. Sailed schr. Jno Nelfon, Back
Creek, Va.
BALTIMORE, Sept. l7.-Arrive1, schrs. AmytIs,
Norfolk; Ann Hetty. Petersburg J. L. williams,
Richmond. Cleared, schr. I'D. Thomas, Peters
burg.
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s AT MEETING OF THE DOU-
-. GLAS NATIONAL DEMOCRACY of
the city oi Richmond, the following named gen
temen were appointed Vigilance Committees ol
"''' ''''VO JEFFERSON WARD.
J. 6. Blackwell, NJ Doh.rty,
d. Antotti, Thomas Dodamead
B CAtoni John Fagan,
Capt. Florence Miller, John Singer,
J Digges, WIN. Hogan,
p Cummings, ? Reilly,
NJ. G Gentry, James Sexton,
James Murphy, William Barrett.
Thomas Lihs, NJ. Rreen,
John Humphreys, 7. Boyle,
stephen Murphy, n. Lanton,
martin Maddox, ., Bennett,
p. o. ren, p McGovern,
J. W Nipe, DR.. A. =. GrIgsby,
VIM. Lorum, stephen Mason,
" B Rohy, +, V. RansfoId,
Il. ", Taylor, J, Fltzsibbons,
II Bachman. +. McManarra,
" 5 O'Brien, + CunnIne ham,
Thomas L. Word. William Canghney,
II. Cunning ham, A. Barratta,
Joseph Mitchell, ?. cunningham,
p. Clarke, II. dudley,
c. Dugan, ~ 6. Stack:
MADISON WAFD.
VIM. G. Allen. Henry Miller,
Samuel c. Robinson, D.S. Woolridge,
VIM II Davidson, VIM. y. Dunbar,
John DOYLE, WIN LoMer,
ID. +. NJ adigan, Daniel Hagerty,
! w. Watson, ID. Reynolds,
VIM. Hurley, +. Meyer,
JOS Mlttendorf, Henry Miller, Jr.,
Edward Turner, Petsr Foster.
John W FISHER. VIM. K. Watts,
Richard Schultz, JohG West
James +. Llpscomb. b. J. Vaughan,
ih1mas Sammani. James Moran,
Capt. J. p. X. Crawford, GeorRe Curtis,
jnn. Mcdonald, J. T. Hood,
J. u. Powell, John Moran.
j. K. PSHsauts, H Phiups,
Z. R. Wooaward. Charles Mltteldorier,
G. II. GTnhnwale, II. koppe,
Patrick LlGlnlIn, Jnnn DOheTty,
Ben. Shann, Francis u tbbs,
Patrick tmpe, Henry Staudman,
John Seeing, AuIust Graf,
81 al; II
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Fall Ira d e
NJ.
A UPERB A S S o Il TN Z " 7.
w. HARGRAVE WHITE,

W HARGRAVE WHITE,
PUBLIsHER, BooksELLEB AND SrATIoNER. H3
Thankful for he literal patronage Of the public,
would respectfully inform them tnat he is now re
celvlng and opening his FALL STOCK, which. Tor
VARIETY. Quahty and prices, cannot he surpassed.
Purchasing as he has done from first hands, and
with great care, the assurance can he made that
he can supply all purchasers on IS favorable terms
,ts be offered Ivy anv one.
The following are q few of the leading articles
always to b. found at my store, together with an
array of varieties too great TO meatlon IN an ad-
vertsement: ,- $1,000.
BoPfSY ID p5ETYR yarlS T{h bRATA
LETTREs, THEOLOGY and FICTION.
SCHOOL BOOKS. of every kiud-a full and COM
BIBLES: Family, Pocket, and other styles "a
la-,e and extensive assortment
PRAYtR BOOKS, of every size and style that
HYMN AND TUNE BOOKS, in use by evs.s de-
nomination. and IN every style of blndins-a
BLANK BOOKS: LedSers, Journals. Cash, Re
ceipt, Memorandum Pass, &c, &c,-a very
large and extensive assortment entirely new
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS and Requisites of
every kinda very full supply.
TRACTS and other publications. OF the American
STAPLE AM AMI FANCY sTATIoNERY-A full
and magnificent assortment of ever thing that
LETTER, CAP, NOTE, BILLET, BILL, LE-
Gal, and other PAPERS-An assortment to
pleqse The most fs,tidious.
ENVELOPE, TISSUE, COLORED AND GILT
PAPERS.
ENVELOPES-W White, Ruff, Blue, Canary Orange
and Opaque, long, square and usual shape, all
sizes ard quHiitles; over 100 900 IN store, at
prices from > 4 TO : per 1000.
INKS-Blaok, Blue, CaFm ne, Copying and Fluid.
GOLD PkNS-A fine assortment, nov stock,
WRITING DkSKS,'W ork Boxes, Pocke: Books,
sTFRE0S;C SCORES and INSTRUM ENTs-A beau
tful lot. .
PEN and POCKET KNIVES and SCISSORS, in
cases.
GAMES. TOY-BO0KS and PAPER DOLLS.
xsA COUNTRY MERCHANTS and SCHOOL
TEACHERS would do well to give me trial, as !
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- A UnloH PRAYER Meeting az ali denomi-
nations will be held every AFTERNOON this
week, under the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association, In the Lecture room of the
BROAD STREET METHODIST c H c II :,
from 5 to o'clock. The citizens generally are
ing the city. au D-lm
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FOR BALE AND RsNr

FOR RENT-And possession givsr -
ts:s diateY-the FRAMED ROUSE on ~
AG1sirest. near Adams, recently occupied e ~
Lynch The House con'al0s room enougb ~
good size family stable, carnage house, And ~,
er cenvenIeDoes. For further informqtIos ANIL.
TO Sc l9--3tt r n EACItes1
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MARINE IN1ELLIGENCL.

PORT Of RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER
High Was., his day Ivstassday) o'eIe.t.
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EDUCATIONAL,
[ For other "Educatjonat" Notices, see Sd Pa
NJ IG Il T 3 & u q . l.

~ OF THE
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
The Committee have eng AGED as TEACHERS
for the ensuing session of this School. Mesers q.
j.. C. SALTER C. j. FOX aud B c. WHERRY,
Jr, all comretent gentlemen. The School will
op-n on the first MONDAY in October, and con
tinue for five months. Tuition free to all members
Of the Institute VINO have paid their ANNA dues
up to the LIST of July. 1851. Members and junior
members can procure certificates by calling at the
Hall OF the Institute, on 9th street.
WN. MACFARLANE.
GEE99. " shiNNaP,tI4EsoN' Committee.
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.4xrA% EOR SORF FOLK. PORTS
AIEfAs MOUTH AND BOSTON-The Barge
<sezz-stt-z A LPhA, of the James River Trans
p ,rtation Line, Is now receiving freight for the
above ports. and will leave her wharf at the head
OF the Dock. foot of l7th street, on FRIDAY
morning, Sept. 2lSt, at 10 O'Clock
Freight for Boston will leave Norfolk on SAT
URD Al the 22d inst by the A steamship :. r.
SPAULD DING.
Norfolk and Portsmouth freight taken at re-
duced rates. Freight received up to the hour Of
sailing.
Davenport Il Co.'s or TO
se 1875 As. LEA
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BOARDING.
ID A Il X r. X III d q Sc,

DOARD.--Ih have several vacant ROOMS, SUIT
- able for families or young gentlemen apply ia
MISS T.. y. 81 DuOOD,
sc 3-2m Corner I'm and Main streets.
OAR ER III Sc,
L BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen will find the best of accommodations,
with svery effort for the comfort of guests. LAR
DER not excelled In the United States
Ii. II. PARKER,
mh 5-6In F.MILLS-
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COMM'RS OFFICE. BsLVlN ) BLUCkj
RICHMOND, Sept 10, 1865

tTEKEFNEA : m We VITcuIt OUuTL o. IHs vi
' Richmond. June g. 1880 49,
Franklin StearHs and Joseph BTummei, form
ery partners under the hTm Of Steaf.s p
Brummel. and the SAID Franklin StetIh'' :
Joseph BTumnel, and Phinsas IhuseH :
formerly partners under the hrm OF SIesIa' :
Brummel 4 Company. ...--,.-... = Us
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6PECIAL NOTICES

bA- To the Ladies'.
Mas r REFS, No 2o9 Main street, between
9th aud 10Th streets
Mrs RI IA begs leave TO inform the Ladies of
Richmond that she ms ooeued a FIRST CLASS
DRESS MAKING FSTABLiSHM MT at the
above place. where she keeps constantly on hind.
and Is recPiviGg per evory steamer. tire latest PA
RlSlAN, LON DON and NEW DIRK fashions,
and IS prepared TO execute all work in The most
prom pt and efficient manner and alwass ready at
the time appointed Parfi6HiaL attention 10 IN
vlted tn the ease, accuracy and graceful httIHg
always secured by the perl feet system of cutting
Dresses. a call Is respectfully sollc ted.
lg-iw' tCP STAIRS
~ Valuable Private Residrnce at the
CORNER OF CLAY AN 10TH STR EETS, ~
BE SOLD AT AUCTION THIS AFTERNOON
The particular attention Of the public Is respect
fully called to the sale of Judge Jll. NJ IregoTss
Readence, to take place THIS AFTE RNOON, on
tine premises, at f3s clock. The location rs most
desirable one. See Auction head.
SO Is 1t GODDlN APPERSON, AuctTs.
ha The Power of Medicine over Disease.
We know OF no better illustration Of this TACT tnan
the wonderful effects ofthe pXTGENATED BIT
and all functional diseases of the stomach, as well
as restoring mpa''ed Digestion.
Sold ny ADlE 4 GRAY. PURCELL, bADD
CO., w. PETERSON, J. 2. DUVAL and by all
other deale RS in medicines Sc I9-2tW&S
No Furniture ut Observation-Disclosures at
tsuuon IS requested To my sale ot r. b, MINOR
his residence, on 8th between Franklin nd Grace
streets. commencing THIS MORNING, at 10
Sc I9-lt THOs w. KEEsEE, Auct.
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- NEW GUODS.-E. GOLDSMITH an 1st respect
fully ILtbIHS his customers that he Will EXHIBIT th Z
morning uno OF the hindsumeSt and most deslrab e
stock OF Goods that. has ever before heen eNhib
ited ia this city All descriptions of Millinery
hnudsi Embrolderies; 500 different articles IN
Worsted Goods; great pIotusion of Dress Trtm-
mings, Head Dresses and Ne 10. of many different
styles; Belts, Hosiery, Flannels. Blsached and
Brown COt'ons; 1900 Ladies Linen CamhFic
Hdkis., ut most extraordinary low prices; Ladies'
and tents Under Vests and Corsets IL IS to the
IN crest OF all 10 give HIM call, as they cannot
las tate pleased III st.le, price and quality, \
eunsc eTahie reduction Inaue IN the piiee OF the
6uods 10 those that buy 10 sell asain.
IL IL RrnaA
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-.c-~> RALLY. DEMOCRATs.-P. H.
- AYLETT will address the pemnoccTaeey Of
2iChm ond at their headquarters, NE IROPOLI-
TAN HALL, on TU ESDAY, 18TH a. O'Clock.
~, Hon; S H TON =. LEAKki on THURSDAY
1t. Gov. X l.. MnNTAGU +, on FRIDAY
EVENING, 2lst, at the same place and time.
l.. W GLAZEBROUK, Pres't.
II. Il. CANNON,S &c" 20 Sc list
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FANCY GOODS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND Fancy

ii U ~ RAisHtNG AND FANCY
II GOODS.-l have on hand general assortment
such Plate Warmers, Block ri1 DISH Covers
Tea aud Coffee POis, Table and Door Mats Wait
Hair busters, MarAet aud Fancy Baskets, Work
Boxes. Cab s, travelling Bags. Need Thread
ers, BUd Cages, Hobby Horses, NetocI pedes
Nheelberrows. wagons Carts, Children Chars
Tubs, Buckets, Pals and PlgGins, Chamber Sets
and q general assortment OF TOYS. ADD other artI-
cles too numerous to mention. For sale at Il3
Broad street, by sc l7-iOtl ]. HARROLD
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U-~z@ FOX Is AIT vi Ia * r. -

U-aaA OK = 4 l. N - z z =
sssz<estsz4z4a HATAN ST + a NJ BOAT CON
PANY.-The Steamer BELVlDERE, Captain
VII IAN W. KEENE, will receive freight tn day,
wv EUNES DAY and up to II O'Clock NJ, Thurs
day. the 10Th inst,
Freight taken 10 Boston via Baltimore at low
rates. with great dispatch.
This Steamer has splendid State room passenger
accommodations.
PASSAGE and fare IS.
PASSENGERS VIII please he on board before u
O'Clock, NJ, Thursday, the hour of departure.
Tickets for passage procured either al our Office
on board the steamer.
Sc l9-2L DAVID WIN. CURRIE
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49, RICHMOND RAILWAY COM
y~&S PANI.-B Books of Subscr pton for the
STOCK of the RICHMOND RAILWAY COM
PANI not already subscribed for will THIS DAY
store Of Jas. Woodhouse & Co, and at the office
OF J. A. Lancaster Son.
By order of the Board of Directors.
au 8-ts jos. JACKSON. JR., PFes't
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a., tUh br-t-A SMALL DWELLING
kcs on Cottage Hit, with acres of gro1td az
hA2h tached, AZ present occupied by Mr. Lenn.rdn "
Possessi N gwen the 18Th Of October, or soors,
For further information, apply 20
SO 10. 81 T. n Earug
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3--a-s ATTESTiON, CITIZENs OF
c. HENEIC0.-There will be a meeting O
the BELL AND EVERETT Gu of DISTRICT
No. ). on FRIDAY the 2lst inst. at 7 o clock
NJ, al the house of fendaii Griffin.
Or. L. 5. McGkUD1R ana WINS. c. WIcKHAN
viii adore SIS the meeting.
The public are invited 10 attend.
Sc 1876 c. BURTON, Tr of the Club.
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| 1870 FALL OPENING 1890
T. \ NCY GOOD s.
UNEQ IN THIS MARKET.

SELECTED WITH TASTE.
AND AT PRICES TO DEFY COMP ETITIOAt
We are Now OpkNING AN ENIIRELI
FRESH STOCK OF GOODS, an examination of
which Will convince tbs most skertlcai that IL IS
useless 10 purchase further North ANYTHING STINT
lar tn what Will be found upon cur shelves We
have exercised n weli-tried judgment and dis
crlmiuatIng taste WARES, and now
confidently appeal TO our friends and Southern
dealers generally, guaranteeing satisfaction both
AS 10 quality and rates. City dealers supplied
Give a trial. TEMPLE OF FANCY,
sc l2-'st 2pi Main street, above 81 h.
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$50 A MEETING OF THE BELL
So AND EVERETT CLUB viii be held at
TIMBERL AXES STOk + on MONDAY. the gath,
AZ II o'clock "A: NJ: Messrs. NICKHAM and
MCGRU pEk will address the meeting.
Sc 1885,
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FOR RENT or LEAsE-Tbe i

*, FOR RENT OR LEsSE-The LOFTS
e,;i the store OF the subscriber. No. IA Nan
AGA street, Eagle SQu9re comprising the % "a
and ith stories. The second and third floors iroJt
IS feet, running back lG7 feet to a 20 foot alley
These roOuis have an entrance, front and rssr
with hoist way attached; are lEht ard airy s1i
admirably adapted for "a who esate Motions ~
Fancy foods business. For terms, &c. Apply tols
subscriber, JOHN /. GRAY, Druggist,
Sc I7-2G No l.7 Mans,
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SNANTED--A PARTNER. with a cash capital
w of 81 go or SIS 600. TO engage in q mechanical
business, already established. To a steady, IN
dustrlOus man, of 5000 business capacity. who
would devote his whole attention to the business,
money can be made. For Information, add
"MECHANIC," Box No. II. Richmond Post OF
fee. stating where an interview can be had.
AL 2--ts
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- BELL AND EVERETT GLEE
e~-I-a GU B.-The members of this Club are
invited 10 meet at room No. 80, Mechanics Hal &,
this WEDNESDAG) evening, 18th inst, Tor
hsarSal. All wishing to jon, are requested to be
present. lse l9-It*I THE NJ kMBEKS''
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REV. A. nRoADDUS will preach
agS>5.A at the FRS I BAPTIST CHURCH this
tWhDN kSDAN evening, at quarter before
o ciO9k Sc l9--lt
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE.

80. $50 ass
IGOR HgRE-A plain COOK. WASHER and
l. IRONER. Apply to LIClEN LEWIS,
So l9-lt Metropolitan Hall.
TOR SaLE.-The subscriber offers for sale, to
remain Richmond or It's vicinity. NEGRO
WOMAN, Young ant without lncumbrance. She
Is good COOK, can " ASH and IkON, and make
herself useful generally as any servant. THIS
woman has ways borne good character =, rs those
who know her will testify. Appls 70
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TOR HIRE-WKT NURSE "A colored WET
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wthout any nCumbranre. Also, goo1 HOESE
WOMAN or 4 L RISE either bv the month or for
the balance OF the year Address - 3. c." Box 81
Post Ofice SO Its
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GRO WOMAN, with twO young children. She
Is COOK, WASHER and IRONEB
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