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roH aALH AND RuNT.

=. FOR RENT-A HOUSE, on sls. street.
I'm containing four rooms. with water In tas
Also a'a two ROOMS. on Main street. oyer my
'' es As' on Main Ss,r..u 10th and 81. stu.
- F1K Il hNT-The sT0RE. ., Broad,
Lad near 81 street Possession given immediately
:. :. For terms spp,to MARX nowNEy.
-, FOR WENT177A hne Room suitable for
fdR sfPca .0f sne box tHs caRainGE
HOUSE, with stable room for two horsrs: ApplF
at southwest corner OF Grace and LIST streets
- tUn Il 49, seOocd story Front
sM POEM. suitable Tor an Office Po'Ysesai,r4a On
s s'ysn 1T OF January Apply AZ store 40 10
az, ImrM0ys AHn ~, xAS S1n.t sEAI
sfIfr cL o. 81 ST. II Wf SstlSh T = a
Batcc'K TEN rENE55ifESTS and THREE, V.ChNr
heT e fas .ha Hove an& rfs
sre ct ths usual sss ~ good rsps6 ahd
'" no So E. s YEs. Il TAYLOR SON, Anots
81, sOK h 4 : I-.The, upser taI! I the
LA present occupied by the Richmond Club
Appls TO tho 2o-tsI }. +: DCPAL.
50, FOR LEAsGUh kENT-A HOUSE. on
LIZA with water and gas in the house, and IN per
feet order; kitchen, coal ard wood house mere
a sees o fees FL good sn
will Ire leased upon very moderate terms: Hppn
no 26-ts Metropolitan Hall.
-. FOK RENT-A BRICK SCHOOL ROOM,
Gs corner OF Clay nd hi hth streets. Possession
sH gwen mnedla,ely For iuTIneT lnlk9 4mH8
AZ, ron RESr-The. MARKET GARUGN
Va around "Buchanan's Spring." now IN tae oc-
s oupansy OF Nj Baqe containing t59a 10 II
i n4, tGiiRiEN EN- "a W. or Dr. P6ELARD. no Its
- FOR KENT-A new brick DWELLING,
III? on 2Jth street, Union Hill, near the Methodist
EA Church: Possession to bs given +" good
tenant. The 10th Of Janusr,, 1851 ,,.
Also. . HOUSE on 7th street, suitable iof lso-
fo ro 81 w9Fh'HO' J AfRE H. PoINDExTER
~, FOR KENT-Andu g2ssessloIg gwen At
nee neat BRICK TEN , n sET On seb io,h
Tie building is new, and has rooms; Price : so
psryear. ino l6-ts R.E-I-l H-.Hx
- FOR REM n5icA uUO "a
LII sb ktchs9 crtq%s house ard sable on the
iot and well OF good water IN the yard. There
is Iarge garden connected with the premiSs',ss g.
Agent for hiring out Negroes, renting out houses
sc, metropolitan ball. 10 - -
fa foar o BRiCK A0UsE' on Grace street,
EaAIust above Foushee, for several years pas oc-
cupied as parsonase for Centenary omuTcn IA :,
pairing. and is. altogether, one OF the most deslr
ably located and conveniently arranged houses IN
the CITY Is admirably suited for large isn6y'
&C., apply 70 ino6-tsl PETER TlNsLEY.
~, FOR RENT-The first STORY above
E.a store, containing two large rooms and hall or
hS:a wide passage. To good tenant, necessary
repairs will ne made.
aLS0.-The Kitchen in the rear Will be rented
separately. Apply 70 j. MONROE CARIkR,
On Cary, I'd door below 18th ST.,
no5-ts And next above Bank OF II chmnnd
- ROOM E0R HE.N E.-n large comioTta-
Esd be ROOM over my store, suitable Tor DOC
LII tor s Office or lodg ing-roo
NV. FRAYSER, Druggist. 18th st.,
oc 23-ts Near corner of Broad.
a., ROOM F0R RENT The large and
Efts comfortable ROOM, lately occupied by the
IA Work River Railroad Company, over the store
of the su bscrlpers. is now for rent.
P JOHNSTON & BROTHER.
.r 1s-ts llb Main street.
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TAILORING, &c

TALL AND WINTER CIOTHISG.- The
attention of the citizens Of Richmond and the
public generally 10 respectfully called TO our LARGE
varied, and complete assortment OF Gents and
Youths CLOTHING aud FURNISHING GOODS,
al OF which were manufactured by US, wNh a
view of pleasing the great dIversItlss of taste IN
regard 10 dress. No hatter ourselves that the
STYLE, ht, and durability of our garments are un-
surpassed by any house in the city, and that our
advantages in manu- featuring cotRi1E are such az
Ia enable us to sell az such reduced prices az can
not ne squalled. Having made more extensive
ARRANGEMENTS this season for the supply oi the
great demands for Clothing than ever before, we
hope To receive large support frcT all in want of
artlcles in our branch OF business, assuring them
all that we Will do them justice.
We are also prepared TO make 10 order any arfi-
Gle of Gents Wearing Apparel, at short notice.
NOAH WALKER y Co,
tHranch OF Baltimore HCuse,b
ln3. Main l4th Pearl
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From Washington,
{ .tciAt coaxx,Yosptscs OF zRs pl.rArcH.
on TEE PoroxAc R,vss: Dee. ., 10

on TEE poroxAc RlvsR. Dee. ., $780,
| Leaving Richmond att clock, I found my
| self la q nest Of Oougressmes, including
| mem hers from Virginia, North Carolins,
south Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee. All
| the talk was about politics, and, II may Judge
! from what i heard, the dissolution OF the
Union ia inevitable. The delegates from
South sCarolpa tell me there is perfect
ground swell Of popular opinion IN asor on
| secession; that the politicians are behind me
eminent OF the people. and that tne s'nts
will Ger talniy 60 cut OF the chioh oetO1s w"
In Norts Carolina there are indications Of
feeling which could hardly nave been eh-
| pected In behalf Of what we ia 9einia he'a
| thought the precipitais action OF tae Palmetto
| St.te The turning ont OF Hold In, editor OF
| the Raleigh Ssa7dnyd, a decided aion man,
who has besE Pablo PrintsT tor thirty years,
and the putting in his place or Speiuaan, )
k.oyu secessiou.st would so 70 show that he
cid North STATE Is deciding The mo}nentous
q uestion now ~ issue in advanceof virginia.
III. sorgia delegate teal In~ their people are
solng 10 take Immediate action, 90 as TO b5
side and aide with South Carolina. From ne
Tennessee member gather that his constitu-
ents feel that there Is very little hope OF the
Union. and thai, sooner or istsT, tney Will
have to Join the Sou heru Contederscy.
All the Congressman with " HON converted
seemed anxious TO know what action Nir-
glna would iaae The result OF the recent
meeting IN Petersburg was spoken OF as
something they had not ct all expected,
snd they Inferred that In Virginia, as in Sou IN
Carolina, it might turn ont that the people
we're ahead % the politicians.
TIL. news from Maryland Is significant. A
South Carolina delegate tells me that he saw
a letter addressed !c Gov. Glst by The Colonies
Of !. regiment Of horse, 1900 strong, and be-
longing % tho city OF baltimore aud ITS VI
c!ni.y. n!edging the entire force in aid OF
syuth Carciina In case the Federal g Dverp-
meut attempts coercion after he Stats has Sc
c.ded The matter had been submitted to the
vote Of the regiment and decided unanimously
I'm favor of South Carolina. The regiment
consist. OF yol1nteers, and has been raised
within q few days for the express purpose OF
helping > nth Carolina. This letter ertainly
came 10 Gov aist, nor is there any doubt OF
| its genuineness.
II lie useless 10 disguise facts. The people of
the Sou ID are determ ned TO brIA. matters TO
Conclusion OF one sore or another, and that
speedily.
VIII writ. you ssain on Monday. I7D.
Meior Lee, son ot the famous Light Horse"
Hs!Ty Les,
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i FISHER & SHEPHERD
Sc WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
IL DRUGGISTS,
= Have OF hand, and arc continually receiving,
supplies of FRESH and RtLlhBLh MEDI-
ZINES, DR. JG2, CHEhtCAl.S, PAINTS, OILS,
low wtich they uaer TO cash customers st very
nh rAtsa.
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IMPORTANT TO GAS CON UMEK ,

IMPORTANT TO GAS 90 y VI 4 II >.
CHAS. Fl. LA NGLEG,
GAS FILTER. TIMER AND COPPERSMITH,
Would inform the public that ne is sole agent tor
the sale of -, .,,.,r, 80,
HAWLEY'S IMPROVED CYLINDER GAS
BURNERS,
and ID prepared to put them up at the shortest no
tee, and on the most reasonable terms. he al
yantag es of these Burners are: Topreysnt biow!ns
and waste OF gas. to give more clear ana uniform
light, To regu ate the quantity consumed with tie
full head turned 10 any desired amount. and
thus to save at Least twenty five per cent. over
the ordinary burners.
Mr.. j. +. BRoWN,l In charge of the Washington
City Gas Works mas certified that they are RHhst-
siattaxIy tAe 5sSt BkrisTs he has seen during his
connection OF twelve Years " Tn those works, and
the Superintendent OF the Richmond sias Works
asserts that he has tried them, aud that they
at least twenty per cent over other burners.
Thankful for past fagors, the suhsc'ihsr invites
orders tor all work h1s tine, Zee assn FL O.
he can i've e1tiro satisfaction 10 quality t.li
price. chAE. II LANGLEY,
oc A-ts 18th ct. hetvsnn Main aud Cary
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The cold saap of November 2lth, uut n aud.
sippi
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INSERNEsE NASTLk.-Receiyed THIS day
i another invoice Of thus fsshionah.e Over tar
msat. Call early. and supple yourselves with one
al Tia Fifs' coInfnrtahs sa3 tssiy Goats 1T the
season aHAFER, HALSEY n CO..
10 Main street
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Or THE VIRGINIA BANKS

CENTRAL sASk OF VIRGINIA.
November goth, 1850.
Hon. JOHN LRIrHER Governor of Virginia:
DEAR S.R-Below please find statement OF tn
condition Of this BANK on the lst day Of October
1850. Very respe otfully,
W. ii. rAMs, Cashier.
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The Bank, by its anne nded charter, 10 working
upon different system of banking from its for
mer system, and cannot conveniently make COM
paIative statement.
We have examined the foregoing statsmsnt, and
believe il TO be correct.
WILLIAM KINNEY, President.
WM. A. BELL,
+. Nj. YOUNG,
u r. POINTS,
GEO 4. PRICE,
HUGH w. sHEFFEY,
II. q. GUTHRIE.
certify that the agencies for the redemption OF
the Dotes Of this bank, under the act of April I'd,
1858, are at the Bankln4 House OF Sami II sTrls Il
npns IN saitiuore Nd, and 81 the Banking
House OF Enders, Sutton 4 Co. in Il chm nd, Va.
VIM. KINNEY, fres't.
Au9csTA CovsrY, To VT;
ON thls 1ist day Of SovsmbeY, ls59, William u i.
Isms, CASHIER OF the Central Bank OF Vilginia.
maae eats before tue subscriber, Notary Public,
Of his knowledge and belief. J. wAYT,N r.
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DRUGS. hgEDII-EEEa. 60.

zY FALL AIDE. 1880
u W. PETERSON & CO, wH9LEsA e
~ pRuGGISFS AHD DEALERS IN =,
GGARBo S9pA, sT4AkGa, nt,t SoPA TO
I'D OIL, HPONGES, SALT PET RE- SALE
RATUS. FLOR. SULPHUR, COPPERAS,
BRIMSTONE, ALUM, CGCHiNEAL., WHITE
LEAD. ZINC PAINT, LINSEED OIL, COL
ORS, PARAFFlNE Oil, SOLAR OIL, LARD
OIL, CASTOR OIL, T0NQUA BEANS.
invite the attention OF merchants visiting Rich
mond to an examination of their stock. which, IN
variety and price, is not surpassed IL this or any
Northern city.
b. Orders promptly attended to;
w. PETERSON & CO.,
Druggists, l55 Main street, corner l2tn.
Is 4. BOnEkER K CO., Apotheoarles and
- Druggists, No. 10 Main street, near, Old
~ Market, Richmond. Va, Will keep on hand
Ia a general assortment of pure Drugs, Med
cines, Chemicals, Oils, Paints. Window Glass,
Putty, Dye Suits, Patent Medicines, Brushes of
all kinds, Surgical Appliances, Burning Fluid. Al
eOhol, Soaps, Pertumery, Fancy Articles, Garden
Seeds, Glue, Sand Paper, Tobacco, Cigars, Srud,
Medicinal Liquors, sc.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours, with special
care, ny members of the firm alone.
Phys.cIaGs' orders from the oOuntrt executed
promptly and Tho most reAat.e medicines tpT-
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- ~ q - ~
10 a fSM SH axss sscF r SskEfkH
sa x. os tes ssnsy %
our lar. stock 81 hse dscorawd Macon, Bnst
i sa FsnT 2lf sEfs
Sth ft 6sf and ssfsw ai'fisGie
TIE WAKE. of every description, sold by the set
sYiLTksR, PhAT4Ebb waRE -css.Or.; spaen.
FORKS; Goblets; Pitchers; 6t!ver-alounted W ant
ers. Of all sizes; Candlesti0ks; Cake basSes;
Also, q large variety of English Stone and Pa
risn Pitchers; Tea Pots; CigarS and ersams' hne
PfFE KSc yqi sa fstaffs SGLAsswAREconns
Goblcta; Candiesticss: Ash Trays; Gard B1s-
KEsoSES& Iar3 q at t21H 1 nd sizes and
tue latest style OF d R@5nS! GI sflf Es e" at
Iron Front Buildings, Governor street
x-s. niChMUNu PurTEniEs, loo. O.
E@ and d i2t isi streets. Richmond. Va kEEsEG
VI T. PARR, Proprletors.-The subscribers
Ho oHi cafolina and Tennsssse that they are
ms nu featuring the best quality ofSTONE- WARk.
whqh they viii sell at the very lowest prices rt'h
"a Ali wars sold b.. US will be delivered in any
part of the city tree oil chgTFheejs W. KEEsEE,
ma RFDUCTtUN IN PRIZE. -SrtB-
n III BINS, PULLEN CO. vii, from THIS day,
Wy{6 der their entire stock OF tANCF GOODS,
III VAShe, &C, ut greatly reduced prices Tor
casu. Now the time to mske your purchases for
STEBBaNS. PULLEN & co,
Corner 9th and Broad sta
Ex WE HAVE SOME GREAT BAR
a$EsGA[NS AGAIN-L0pk NJ OUR PRICE
HffE LIST Clear aIee Fumbisrs from 81 cts
49, dozen up; uCrle;s fIom ~ do5e up; Pre-
selVe Dishes. 20 cts. and hlgher, worth great
deal more {; Kerosene Laups from Is eta up ~
some very rich patteTns-the best burners out,
worth mos, twice the money all other u asswsre
IN proportion; Dinner. Tea ana Chamber SETS,
bought at a great saorlhCe from New ORR I'M
porter, which, oter at an astonishing low hsurs
Our Vases. Motto Cups and other PAR or Orns-
ments defy competition. Whoever looks 81 our
assortment of Britannia Albata and Silver plated
to beat IN THAI line All kinds of House Furnish
TlnwaTe, Walters. Looking u asses, which we
make TO order any SIZE requred.l besides i'm
rlense variety in Fancy Goods and TOYS. &c.
SCHaAP Il co, corner Broad and Sd sts.
ss.yN NEW GnUDs OF DIRhGT sM
80 Pr RFATiON -Hlch hIna decorated DIM
&C. ner Sets, OF twenty different patterns; ele-
~ gantlY decorated an. 2 AIN Tea SETS; " hlte
Granite Dinner Ware,Iea Ware and Toilet w are;
Fancy Goods; Rich Plated Ware; Cnt and Mould
ed Glassware, Lamps, Chandeliers; House-1uf-
nighiug Goods, Re. ,
Visitors TO the Fair are respectfully solicited 70
examine our stock which mas been purob&sed eX-
clusIyely for cash, and is therefore offered on the
STEBBlNs, PULLEN co,
g.
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LIFE LNsuRANCR. 90

T. MARINE iN5HEANCE
Incorporated 1857
zee VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE IHEsE
hNCE COMPANY.
Ra-0Hoe no. Isl Main Street, Richmond. 80
Capital and Surplus, S2$00l0!
EHIg COMPANY has ths advantage Of tfcssEy- sGs -
sso-s' experience in the insurance busness, ana
havi7s enjoyed the favor Of the public during al
Of that psriOd needs no spsc;s Recommendation -
the citizens Of Virginia.
L. effects Fire insurance "A c4tJ ana country, ana
Marine Insurance 70 EA parts Of the world.
Its cash capital aud sJrpius are as above, and its
aFGirs are managed prudenty but literally, and It's
rates are as low A. those of any other good nst.s
ton, D1RRCT0Qs:
". l., Cowsrdin, !. E. Wordsworth, Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Allen, WIN. Beers, Geo. W. Smith,
Horace L. Kent, Thos. samson, y. l.. Winston,
VIM. Palmer, Chas. w: Purcell, Juo. N Gordon,
Alex. Il. Parker, Jos. p. Winston, Arch. Thomas.
Jss. 4. Lnoes, II. A. Claiborne,
App, to tho President or Secretary, N person OF
by letter, ". l., COWARDiN, President
WV. WTLLTs.jr ssoy.tS-- isao
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n Va, - &. - H. T. Il.
ManuIloturer esc Dealer IN ws
q o T = A a Z Il q L. 3 sxSE&sx

~ BOOTS A n n 8 ii o h s, sEsseszsS
No 1870 Main Street,
Would beg leave IT, inform his former patrons and
the public that ne has mmenceJ the manutaotorS
of BOOTS and SHOES all their branches, St
No. i91 Main sire ct, aud would ask call from !
wanting GOODS n hls Tine.
F.. A fine assortment nt Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren'E Goods WAYS on hand, which viii be su,u
at veIp ngabe prices. no l2-jmT
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WARRINGTON, Dec. ,, 1860.
| have lizzie news FOR you to-day. Bo III
Houses have organized and the Senate has ad-
Iourned Ill tomorrow, the Presldsnt's Mes-
sage not being ready. n. came mp ths WhlLe
marble stairway, one Of the most beautiful In
the world, that leads 10 the Senate galleTy,and
looked down upon the sparsely filled seats, an
unnatural gloom. presaging unknown calani-
ties 10 The Republic, seemed 20 hang over
svery thing. Tie galleries were Well filled.
man v ladies being present, and large NUMBER
OF men who own property in the city, whose
anxious faces we're painful 20 LOOK upon
From remarks that fell from them, inferred
that they had not the least doubt OF Carolina g
going out OF the Union, but felt sure she would
come back again. Do they not delude them
selves
When saw the grey head, the firm, strong
face of Crittenden, il seemed TO me that there
was hope so long as one such man OF the
patriotic olden time remained to lift his mon
tory voice for peace. But when L looked at
Summer, in purple frock coat, grey vest and
pRntaloons, laying back affectedly in his seat,
and behald Seward in close cOnfab with his
fellow Republicans, ana, above all, when
saw Hale standing back OF the seats, With his
hands in his pockets, looking down on the
Senators rs one having authority-when be-
| held this. my hopes fell. Hunter, and Kay
| ard of Delaware sat together on one of the
| sofas, in earnest converse. Let US hope that
| II we OF the South are compelled to go out
| OF the Union, that gallant little Delaware will
60 with us. Maryland must be with US, too.
In the House, at the time l was there, all
was contusion-the galleries damned with
men, women, and children, the lobbies full OF
all sorts Of people, buck niggers in dandy
clothes visible in the approaches TO the old
House of Representatives, and on the floor OF
the new House, the members going to and fro
choosing seats.
The Message will be ready tomorrow, doubt
les=, aud then we may look for exciting times
IN both Houses.
In my dispatch, last night, l used the words
per d,snb in reference 10 the pay Of memh beers.
Chey are paid by the year, and Whist meant
was his Tire rule is, for members, & the BE-
ginning Of the second session OF Congress.
10 irHyy the pay fOT the months intervening
be.wsen the time OF tne ADJOURNMENT OF the
first SESSION and the first Monday ia nrcem-
Der Thus thsS are now entitled 10 some
/ 800 each sud miieGge; hu: owing 20 the state
Of he Treasury, only 5000 and no mileage viii
os paid them ZED.
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IA THE ASHLAND HO1EL.- TnIs
YE1AYpopular resort. situated sixteen miles
AEE..lSE from RICHMOND, IN the beautiful and
THRIVING village of ASHLAND, on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad is now
open for visitors, and is prepared to accommo-
date families with good fare, and everything desi-
radio. The head OF the family will be furnished
with Free Ticket between Ashland and Rich
mond.
For further information, apply at Super end
ent's office Richmond, Fredericksburg and foto-
mao Railroad, or address
mo. L. THOMPSON, Proprietor,
f-ta Ashland. Va.
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MILLINERY & DREss-MAKINa

81 MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
V. A. EMPL EMAN, No. 2l2ASgg
Broad street, Offr RS her stock of MIL LII 1QasSss
merry and FANCY GOODS at cost, for cash
are in want of the above articles. Among her
stock are EilBROIDERi Els, COLLARS. &c.
&c no Paw
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eta AGAR BIO THE LADIES AND
NV 1ENTLEMEN OF RICHM0ND0aa
BECCA SEM0N would respectfully inform Zlga
the ladies and gentlemen that she has just re-
ceived her stock of FALL AND WIN TER Paw
dies; japanese W aFking- Coat and Cape. for little
boys; GarrioS Coat, Spanish Dress. ZOuaye Coat,
Lennet Coat and Dress Jacket, and number OF
Aprop Patterns for little boys, lso, the Lulu
and Victoria alkIEg Dress, Tor little girls: IOu-
ave and Cleopatra Aprons. and number Of Dress
Sleeve Patterns.
Mrs SEM0> is new ready TO Braid and En-
drsn Aan, ladies' and Cbildrea's Flanaels;
Sacks and Wrapolnss i,T Infants SUITS Eubrol
dared iug little boys. A $50, PInklng, Drawing and
Stamping done az he shortest notice her FurtI.
a. her lstneIs ressdence. doorsb low 81. ChIrlas
II otei. lao !s-iml Mss KEBECGA SbMuN.
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JOHN THOMPSON,

- NO ], BALLARD HOUSE.
Has on hand & ssfect aGi ashior2tis asSgr!
CAPS. La Dl ES' tU RS and u IN
PLEME.,S FURNISHING GOODS. which rs IS
disposed 70 eel St low prices mOst respectfully
3olieIt Z call from purchasers. &C a'-dF'f
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>ss-s sHoCKOE HILL GENERAL

u. w. ii. TYLER,
nHCs oH MdrShhH. bsttrssH Si5th Gsd Ssr,,fk
Streets,
Continues to RENT OUT HOUSES, HIRE OUT
NEGROES. SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL NJ
GROES. and act "a q GENERAL AGENT lie
returns his thanks for the liberal patronage be-
s.owed upon hIm for three years past ss g~sm
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- CUFPING AND LFECHINQ-
49, Mrs WonLH0CSt over Sam'I Sutber-
ard Gun Store, 1872 Main street Riohmond win
rait,on ali those requiring her services WI
~ Coratantly receiving, per steamers. fresb
GEECHkS INV"
EA All orders for LNBCHES CAREFUL, paosad
spd sent hy Express TO all pa,ts 81 the Stale
MIA ne'g stsle of LADIES DAMAGES
hat are much liked, made TO order
7u 20-3m
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DuHE SPERM OIL; Elephap, Whsle uil !;
n. ". PnwERs. cor Main and i.th as.
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40 III VI L. kS-N EJ no SHDES.-
- Farmers and others wanting b u K .
SHOES are invited IL call At No. % Main street,
where will be found the largest ana best assert
Hent ever offered in Richmond. My assortment
embraces, Go pairs OF heavy SsWed BrOgans, OF
my own make; Mems Army Brogans; MEMS high
cut do, very thick, nailed with hob nails; Dane
best thick pekged programs; HeTrick's best thick
pegged Hrogans; Planters and Dutch Boots for
women, together with all other grades, suitable
for servants, men, women and bo's. Farmers
" i'll do well TO give me call, at No. 90 Main st.
JUHN C. pAEE.JR,
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y NATIONAL 90 At1iy 81 sl.
ALL. Tk L ID 4 .

ss kTIONsL GUARD HAT.
SomsJhing entirely new for young msn, a.
ELLETT r. WEiSlG ER'S,
n, 2-,r No. Is? Man street.
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8UsIwnse Hox1Csa
ilNUNlAt =. pAhktN
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WUoLEssi y kND RETAIL DEAltR ~
LUMBEh oi al AIuIs, MAHOGANI and

Has on nand large stock OF Canada aad MlGb-
gan CLEAR WHITE PINE, Florida aud v,t-
gina DRESSED FLOORING, STEP fthNk,
SC. Also, Black Walnut. Cherry, ash. Maple
Hickory Oak and Button Wood,
Yards corner OF Cary and 10th streets, Nnd Does
and 49, Il streets no "a -tlsJ
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q. u. GRiswoLp J. g. GRIsworn
& ~sH~S GRisWOLD & 6RlsNOLD
S>-2 ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
>,-.., Mo HNUze Va.
viii practice in oil the Courts Of the civ ~
Richmond. and in the counties of Henrico And
Hanover. and IN he Circuit Courts of Essex and
King ard q Ueeu counties "
sAo!hce on hoss street, two doors from Rich.
oha fltobS' SIM
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& A CARD.
49, VIM. +. WATSON,
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UNITED STATES commission y"
AND COMMISSIONERS IN CHANCrRY
NOTE In the latter capacity, will ate nd toto >
making up aud reporting the accounts of r.xet..
t0rssf dministratOrs, Curators, and Trustees
~ ottce, custom house, Bank street.
no Ely
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LNEHi, sURrFBAN 90, -.
u GROCERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

DEALERS nv MON AND STEEL,
TCitci cUugIE HHIsnts OF TOBACCO, WHEAT
CORN, FLOUR, &c, to I'll . sale oi which EDWlh
WORKMAN viii give his personal attention,
~ Advances made on consigEmen:k.
BAH& fnTnIshed when requIred.