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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-22

90 ptATH OF LOLA MoxTEz--The death OF
'1 'iohtel has been announced A CORES
h''' Who saw her few days since, as
~o expecting soon 10 die, SAYS:
r,.t,, AZ IRON The members OF her family, and
o. han11''o ~ those who had been the friends
eopId ,yo"lh' she was Ear happier than she
,ha ,.Ia ave ''"h had she died In The midst OF
glory 80 - hpiehdor which was so long her
~ "i'e her shame
.y Ina. sha' nerciful Proyih,nce who so constant.
end ,i ta9 his blessings alike upon the good
her - " ~ threW this poor outcast during
Cbrs,fs uays upon the kind charities of a
seAnoi'-h iauy, who had CHANGED TO be her
nan, Innate IN Scotland, but who was, for
TIE 3ears, ignorant that the Lola Montez of
q NJ" Slhtl"rs was the innocent school girl
-Ir11y years ago.
Il .it'Vugh disabled by sickness, and depriyed
tts,, Ni'iils, according 10 worldly principles.
selt - any such association, she here tound ~
,.,a'ii Sihg friend, who soothed her diving
,o,.-5hhth, and led her Ia take refuge in the
b, Id'ion Of the Christian faith The Rev
W.. WIS, on being requested To attend her
,i,qn"htly at her bedside, and gave her
,hs Galsht ot his pastoral instructions, as if
fistas p'e u one OF his own flock. He OIL
M l. a. her funeral, ON the l7ta inst, and
ri. 'oNh Ii. who has attended SO many fune-
MAN., - !" eddings ia his day, may he live
nj, tfaTsJ Was seen TO wipe the tears from
10 ~ "a as he heard the clergyman say that
lenf,-'i never known a case Of more sincere
sla1,r. 'De man Nas eyinced ln the present in
a. a. lei hun who is without sin east
"ise Stone al her ~
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Rumored Republican Peace Propositions.

ST. LorIs, Jan. 2I.--A special dispatch
from Springfield, ILL.,, 10 the Republican, says
Congressman kellogg had arrived there and
in conference with Lincoln. The object
is supposed tn be in reference TO a compromise
OF the national difficulties. 1t is believed that
the Republicans, with Lineoln's sanction, will
propose holding Il National Convention, and
the restoration of the old Missouri Compro.
mise line TO California
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NEW YORK. Jan. 2I-Noon.-Stocks active and
hettcr-New York Centrals slt Nirginia's "a :
MisSouri's 20 Cotton heavy at 12Gtla5. Flour
firm and unchanged Wheat heavy--kentucky
White sl66. Corn lowcr-southern White Iu@ IS
Pork buoyant-MesS 81. 156tlS; Prime rl3. Lard
firm at lO9F,lUs. Whlskey los. Sugar and Coffee
firm. Rnsin Il .25GfI 80. Rice steaAY.
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Pensacola post.Omce Abolished.

" Ashisaros, Jan, 2l,--fhe Post Once at
Pensaeoia was abolished today and the
mail service discontinued. The Postmasiers
throughout the country are directed TO send
all letters addressed 10 Pensacola to the Dead
Letter Once. This Is IN consequences OF the
intereeptioh OF mails ny the Florida authori-
ties.
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By T., II. Cook. AuctiGneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF GROCERIES, AND

L OTHER PROP kTY. AT AUCTION .-OD
FRIDAY the 18th instant, by the order OF WV. =.
WATSON, Trustee for Joseph Z. kavenagh, ut the
at public auction, upon the premises recently oc-
cupied by said Kaveuagh, No. ~. on the norm
side of Broad street. fnear the New Market an
LIQUORS. in which will be found some superior
French and Apple Brandies and Irish Whlskey ;
st OR L FIXTURES: Household and Kitchen
FURNITURE: II good PIANO, nearly new, u &C.
tavc. and HORSE and WAGON.
TERMs-S25 and under cash over that sum- nd
up 10 $50 ninety day.' credit over that sum- four
months credit. [ ia 22-tds r.. i. COOK, Auct
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Secession Demonstrations.

ArGrsrA. Jan. 2lst.-The city is illuminated
TO- might and the bells are ringing. The Wash
ingtou Artillery fired salute of 400 guns in
honor of the Secession Ordinance. The militia
~ and iiremen are parading.
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North Carolina Legislature.

RALBrGH, Jan. 2l-Saturi'ay was private
bill day. To-day the Convention bill passed
TO its second reading in the House. Ii comes
up again tomorrow.
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r ARGE SALE OF ENTEEL FTRNT-

7 ARGE SALE OF ENTEEL FURNf-
~ TCRE, &c, At AUCTlUN.-Un TUESDAY,,
I'D Inst, at 10 o clock, will SELL at NV store g
.arge lot Of genteel Furniture, consisting OF
Mahogany, Black Walnut and Oak WAkDRoBES;
." BUREAUS;
Mahogany Jenny Lind and Cottage BEDsTEADS;
lax, Maple, Cane and w God seat CHAIRS,
WAsHSTANDS. Dining aud centre TABLES;
BOOK CASES. OFFICE DESKS, PIANOs;
liair aud shack MATTRESSES. ESGRAEINGS;
CR0CKERf, GLASSWARE, &C.
Also
Dbl. superior COFFEE;
IS No. BACON HAMS:
smoking and Chewing TOBACCO, &c.
la u E. B. COOK Anct
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81 T,hehE of CYgrs W. FtRLp The failure
{. .sia t.' " Field is said TO be IA bad one Ii
~ ii,. nat Inc estate Will pay less than TWEEN
I'VE cents Oh the dollar lie has nevay no .
'7a from the Atlantic cable operation.
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by Chas. r. " ortham 81 Co.. Auct'rs.
GARCOOE NEW ORLEANS sVGAB AM

Y MOLASsES AZ AECTiON.-On FRIDAY, 25th
January, at our Warehouse on the Dock, com
mUnciug at II o clock y. NJ, will sell the cargo
per schooner john Aumack,' direct from Alta
kapaS. La. consisting OF
:9l hhdS. prime to- choice \. q. SUGAR.
!3S bbls. choice y. o. NOLASSES.
TERMS or SALE.-For all sums under 800. cash :;
over Sl0o months credit. for approved, negotia-
bic paper. CHAS. 7. WORTnA3f, 4 CO,
il Il AuCtionccrs.
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AUCTION SAFES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ByJ. Digges, Auct'r.


T IBRARY OF THE LATE JUDGE p. v.
- DANIEL To III SOLD AT AUCTION, BY
CATALOGUE, on MONDAY AFTERNOON, At
O'CLOCK, Jan. gsrH, At AUCTION ROOM -
MIA =, II .. eonssting Of rare aud valuable LAW
ana MISt ELbAN E0TS WORKS which have been
Kept IN good order. and are worthy the attention
oi every one wishing to make valuable additions
70 tncir libraries. Messfs. WEST x JOHNSTON
a. ~ Main street will attend to buying for parties
unable to attend the sale
Catalogues nov ready aud to he had at the auc-
ton room aud WEST x JOfNroXrs Bookstore
Also at the safe time, Will be sold to cover ad-
vances-
set PRESCoTT's MEXICO. vols.
set PRESCoTTS PERU. vols
set IRNiNG'S WORKS, il vols
! set IREING'S WASHINGTON, S vols
HALF-HOURS WITH BEST AUTHORS, vols
MACACLAIsS ESSAYS. vols.
MACArGAT = SKETCHES, l vol.
ENCYCLOPEDIA A.eR. LITERATURE, 2
vols
TUPPER'S WORKS. vol.
The above Books are all in good order, and
bound in half-ealf binding, and viii be sold with
ont reserve.
TERMS Cash. J. II. DiGGES, Auct'r.
d. +. BooTH. Salesman. ia 21-tds
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BY Alexander Mott, Auct'r.
ruRNIruRE. DAY GOODS. CLOTHING,

ICRNIIIK IKE, DH Y OVODSs NH1Ol QINVy
SHOES, A..-N Iii so4d NJ auciieL, u. ~
store, on TUESDAY, January I'D. commencing Ut
10 clock, general assortment OF new and Sc
eond hand FURNITURE, STOVES. &e.
ALSo-A large lot Of ready made Clothing. Dry
Goods, Shoes, &c: Merino shirts, Drawers, SOCKS.
Blankets, Hoop skirts, &c
GRoCERiEs.-Whishey, Brandy. Tobacco, CT
CARS. &c.
AtSo-A large invoice of Hair Brushes. Combs.
and Fancy Goods
ja Il ALEXANDER MOTT Auct'r
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
nv Richard Calfhorn, Auet'r.

GROCERIES. ke.. AT A u CT 10 N.-on
VI WEDNESDAY, Esd inst. at 10 Q ciock, AT my
store will sell at auction the stock of Grocer
who Is declining business, consisting OF Liquors,
Tobacco. Cigars, Soap, Candles, sugar, Cohse,
eryware aud the usual scales, Show Cases, ana
Fixtures of a grocery store:
TgRAs.--Ca-h. Fja .sl r. CAUTIoRN, Ahc'.
Oh OOO CIGARS FOR SALE-sTnCk %, OF
.bJ.VUDU TOBACCO. CIGARS. Re. AT AuC-
Tl0X. --Un THURSDAY eth inst, at 10 o Crock
at the Tobacco and Cigar Store on Bread street
sell ut auction for cash the entire lot Of Tobacco,
Cigars. Nc. in said store. -
SHOW CASES.-Also.t w o handsome show Eases
Indian Sign. and sundry other articles. . -
FURNITURE.--At the same time. VIII sen
lot of Furniture consisting of Bureaus, Bedsteads1
Carpets. safe. Chairs. Tables, stove. &c
TssMs--Cash ia 2aI i. CAUTHoRN. Auct
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correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
"r,'SS'"J tpr the Ercitin
It"tS--SuspicjopS Character &c. dc

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
''"r'SSt"J fur the C0areHtioR- ETcitln9
]'"tS-SosPiciopS Character, &c. dc.
AMELIA Co, Jan. q. 1861.
4-"'. lliaN there was quite an exciting de-
80" d I'd" toUrt- House between Messrs. Har-
...' gregory an! Wcisger, candidates for The
"'''loA. III" friends of each gentleman
A'.o satisfied and 10 be hopeful as to the
~ hear that there are three other can
..'"'A ~ 'al~ District, so that the people will
large enough number out OF which to
f','t i suitable man
All "ho Mas operating in this county as
s"'IItotN plst was ordered of Il few DAYS
'N'' an Hla anlecetsents were not known, and
80. '',ntd TO b" on rather too familiar terms
'H ne coIurcd friends, crowds OF whom
~, ~" MS Ten 10 have their pretty faces taken
Il "''s Wise enough 70 take "A hint, so that The
-, +" t'l ~ WAS notified that his room was
' 'ath his company, he lefI Tor parts un-
sl-,h' ~ Is well for the people 10 keep a
- 4VyA out tor such characters and unless
,g ~'t known TO be- worthy. 10 dispense with
,I,.. services At time like the present,
- consideration demands that we be par
u tiat IA whom we confide.
s' i'i!'u hrlot period there have been sew
d, s1.'a IN this county, and everything sold
s'E1'i} less than what il would kaye some
,lr, ' ~ ago A negro woman and two chill
VA we're offered al public auction, and s6oC
s,q'H' highest bid for the three. Though all
a,,rso are suffering from the present state oi
on - *iltie all classes are willing 10 suffer
eI, 'II1Nel IMAM 10 submit to the outrages OF
,rs, "lt'hr'h AT the North. Death itself Is
'""" 70 insult and disgrace
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\ Card. In rendering my sincere thanks to my
friends for the very liberal patronage bestow ed
upon for thr last three years, would most re-
spectiulv solicit continuance OF their ayors, and
of the public generally, for the new concern.
pUdging myself, a. heretofore, TO give strict per
eouai afcbtlnu to alt business entrusted to us, and
to use every effort To promote their interest:
JOHN q. POWELL.
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Northern Markets.

RosroN, Jan. 21.-Six thousand stand of
arms Were sent South, from the WATERFOWL
Arsenal TODAY
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By 1. {, g. B. Davenport, Auct'rs.

BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS AT AUG
ID TION-25J CASES.-0u TUESDAY, 2Jth oI
January will sell. at 10 o'clock, at auction
store
30 cases BOOTS. SHOES and HATS.
ia Is |. * q. Is. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
DURE IMPORTED CHAMPAGNE WINE
J At AUCTION On TUESDAY, 2gth Of Jan,
will sell. at 10 clock, n auction store 2Uo
cases, 10 baskets, quarts and pintS pure
IMPORTED CHA IPAGNE WINE.
il l. l. X G. Il. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
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DESCRIPTIONS. &c.


DISSOICT!GN.-Th firm Of SUBLETT II
II SMITH is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sen, john 4. SMtTR having sold oui his interest il
the book 0t the concern 10 JouS g. POWELL.
y. Il. SUBLETT,
JOHN 4. SMITH.
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Arms for the SOptli.

WAsHISGToN, Jan. H.-A special Cabinet
/ meeting was held day 10 consider the object
of Hon. J ohm Tylcr's mission OF peace.
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8 FOR RENT-My sT0RE-n0UsE anl

a. FOR RENT--My STOKE- HOUSE aud
4l:;; LOT, at Ceutteville. Louisa county. 1t has
A- every convenience that can be asked Tor
good dwell ling and store house, all necessary out
Houses excellent garden. plendId well III water,
plenty of wood convenient, and land 10 culti-
waite. 1t Is most healthy situation, and in good
neig hb0rh God. II Is q most excellent stand fura
dry goods and grocery store, or a mechanic of any
kind ANY one wishing to rent, will apply to the
subscriber TALLiSON l.. Mills.
r4-- Nv address i Harris Post Office. Louisa
county Va ia I9-~d3t&cwitS
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T IME, CEMENT. g. .-i 500 hhts. fFesh Rock
Ia land Lime; s,1sp bDls, James River hydraulic
cement; 100 bbiH- Roseadaie lydraniic Cement:
500 bales Hay; go hhls. Caieined Plaster. i.eso
Matches, for sale, on consignment, by
ia iS BRip6FORp = GO. .
(sENuINE HAVANA CifsAkS--For sale1by
VI iass DOVE CO., Druggists.
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Having formed Co. Partnership, under the

HAVING fermed a CO. PartIership, under tie
style Of POWELL. y SUBLtIT. for the purpose vi
conducting the COMMISSION and FORWARpiNG
81 SIN E>>. in the city OF Richmond, respectful
ly otter service, 10 the planters OF Virginia and
orth Carolina, Tor the sale Of all kinds OF COt.N
TRY PRODUCE. aud for the forwarding of Mer
chafdize and Manufactured Tobacco, feeling con
ddeut. from onr pilst experience in tine business
OF our ability to protect the interests Of patrons
John q. POW ELL,
= B. SIfRLETT
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FOR RENT AND SALE,

hs=.. FOR SALE OR RENT--The excellent
EI:; BRICK TENEMENT, on the north side of Ca
@A nal, between list and ID sts., now in the oceu-
paucv Of Alex II Sands. Esq. 1t has 10 rooms, be-
sides brick kitchen, brick stable aud carriage
house. The premises are supplied with gas and
water. Possession given LIST February ext. APP
ply to ia 2l--3t GoDDlN APPkRSON.
6x-- FOR REST--The desirable DWELLING g.
Ess; HOUSE on the south side of Grace, between
-@ Sd and 4th streets, adjoining the residence At
Mr. VIM. Breeder, and belonging TO the estate OF
A. V Crpnshaw, deed. Possession given Isl OF
March next Apply to WM. F. GRAY.
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LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
,,T.yEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
= IIIE LNSIIR NEE CNNPANN NE IllE sIAIE


> TIE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF TIE STATE
OF VIRGINIA.
RIoHaoND, January LIST, 1851.
ASSETS:
Cash on hand and in the hands Ofagents.
and in course of transmission
SIl,e 10
Loaned on bonds secured by
mortgages. 49,. 2I5, $50 90
Loaned on bonds secured 10y
state and Bank st0cks....... u. 49, %
Bills cceivable......f.....,-. SIZE 81
UncOiected premiums ........ $50 %
Office fl xtE reS.................. 80 81
State of Tennessee per cent.
Bonds observation-disclosures. 10000 90
Stock of the Bank of the Com
mon y etlth. .............. 400 90
stock of the Farmers Bank,
Richmond ...........-.3..s'- l2,JHo ~
Interest accrued on bonds. 3,3s3 9"
Dividends declared on stock. 81! % - -,
$685., oA 10
LIABILITIES:
Capital stock. 900 oo
. Certificates OF money on de-
p0sit................... ...... 1919 "
Due to enc hgept.............. 90 -
3l3. 6sI o.
2.;Q2L IA A
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AUCTION SALES.
- -
THIS DAY.
ny Thomas W. keexee. Auct'P.
t0fice corner Of Eth and Carr sireets /

N0''eO vi 1e' q III dfd taFJ etTetts.T
CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD ASN KnCU.
" EN FIRNlIIkE, AkD PIANO, FOX SaLB
MORNING, January ed commcrsspg at 10 q ,tk.
at the residence Of MIR. T. =. TaliatsrYv on Main
street, in xdnsy, near the Old fair .renntis ~
the HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FrESlTrgE.
consisting in part OF one very superior Rose~p o6
case seven octave Piano, Stool aud Cover: Reese.
wood Parlor Sofas and Chairs, IN brocatcle: R0-r
wood Msrble-Top Table; one Etesrei Mahogany
Bedsteads, Bureau, Washstands, Marhle-tops
Feather Beds Hair aud Shnck Mattresses. side
board, Extension Dining Table, Chairs, Ward
robes, Carpets, China and Glassware, Cooking
stove &c; with the usual assortment Of HITCH
EN- FURNITURE. THOS. w. kEESEE.
ia 10 Auctioncer.
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ft,itE FIKM OF IONS s 90. having dis

NVs
l. solved shall continue TO carry on business at
the same place No. Nam street. where will al
ways be found large stock Of fine imported and
domestic LIQUORS. PROVISIONS aud GROCER
les. of all kinda, which will be sold reasonable
terms, to which invite the attention Of the trade
generally. THOMAS JONES.
January iSt 1881 la lin
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EDUCATIONAL.

TO THE PUBLiC.--in consequence of hay
L ing received an appointment to the Presidcn-
" of Quincy Academy, - az Quincy, Florida, the
Kew. Z. +. S'rUB}S will resign his post in the
Union Female Collegiate Institute, ON The Isl of
dlled by the appointment of Mr.. Lk0NlDAS
POINTS, a. B., graduate Of the University OF
Virginia.
1t being reported that this Institute will close
he LIST or February, take this occas ion 10 cor
rect this mistake / have no Intention of that kind
whatever, and still solicit share OF the patton
age of the citizens OF Richmond and vicinity.
W. POINTS, NJ. b.,
IN l2-eodttlE Principal.
SCHOOL AT MEADOW FARM, HANO.
y NER.-The exercises of this Scheol, under lac
immediate instruction of Mr.. JOHN h. SrARKE,
who has been successfully engaged in teaching for
several years. will be resumed the Is b instant
md eoutinue ten months, with one months yaca-
ion in midsummer.
TEEMs.-for Board aud Tuition, to be paid half
annually $3.50.
ia g-dIw &stawtFeblst w. Il. sYDNoR.
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
r. MAYO STREET.
few additional pupils, to hll Vacancies which have
occurred in his school. ia l2f2t*
AUR Ell SPRING ACADEMY.--liav1nE
~ employed Il competent teacher J would like
- take three four young ladies' from l0 to IL
wears of age. The terms are very moderate. Fer
English, French. Latin and Music, incl udinE beard,
lodging and washing, s25o. JAMES l.. EGE.
il Tins One and half miles from tho city.
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uO-pAkTN EE ~iEtp.-I have thi, day
Y cidted with no in the MANUFACTURING TO-
BACCD BUStN ErS my son, i. II. MAYO. The
style of the hr!n will be RIO. A. x l.. II. MAYO.
R0. 4. MAYO.
Richmond. January l, 1861. Ia I5--et*
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ifE.FiREAND RANCE

RICHMOND FIRE Association.
OFFICE, No. ljs MAIN IN. 4. CORNER OF IrH1 ST,
RICHMOND, Va.
Chartered 20h March, 1897.
This old and reliable Institution. with ample
capital and contingent fund carefully invested,
continues to insure SLAVES, BUILDINGS, MER-
CUANDIZE. Of every description HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE and Family WEARING APPAREL.
VESSELS, CARGOES and FREIGHT, at the lowest
current rates. .
Losses adjusted and paid with all possible dis
patch. DIRECTORS:
David Currie Robert NJ Burton,
{. I. Workman. Francis Barnes,
John H. Claiborne. John T. Sublett,
john J. Wilson, Thos \. Rust.
Alex Garrett, Geo. y. Gwathmev.
DAVID CURRiE, President.
john J. WILSON, Treasurer.
r. T. BROOKE, Secretary. de Ivy
TAN. u. NACMitRDO. Agent MANHATTAN
y LIFE INSURANCE, COMPANY, of New u rk.
Office at the Insurance Agency of THOMAS NJ Al
FRIEND. on 18th street, nearly opposite G0ddln
Hall. where applications will be received
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Il i = ~,
GEORGE w. MCNFoRp,
Ia if--swtd Sec'y of he Commopw cath.
BLOWS: PLoMs! pLows:-SIA11

NOTiCE.-l am now better prepared tiIda ever
y to carry the DYEING AND CLEANSING
business. in all its branches. Goods Of all kinds
md descriptions dyed and ceansed, not to look
ike new, but near "a IL is possible for old goods
To look. My prices will be as low as ] can put
hem III order TO finish my work properly aAd
will warrant that all work left with me will be
tone promptly, and a. well as IL can he done any
where. Gents GARMENTS cleaused o- re-dyed,
At short notice. q. II. DENNIS,
franklin street. Hines old sand.
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MI aUFVI7ts'' ''''''''''' '''F'' - T0' "
RICHMOND, Jan. 5th, 1867.
At general meeting If the Stockholders q ms
Company held al the Office OF tho Company THIS
DAY at II . clock. a STOCK DIVIDEND OF TEN
PER CENT on the capital stock was declared our
of the profits r:.r he last four months
The following Directors and Officers were elect
ed for the present year:
RECToRS:
WI H. MACFaKLASD. Pres't Farmers Bank.
WV g. GKENsHAW. firm Of Crenshaw Go.
WELLISGToN GoDDFN, firm of Goddin AppersoD.
T. w. MCCANcE. firm of Dunlop, Moncure Go.
Il A BARksDALE. firm of Wars lex Barksdale.
JAMES H. GRANT. Tobacco Manufacturer.
L. d. CRESSHAw. firm of HaXall. Crenshdw Co.
JoHN l.. BACON. firm Of Bacon Z BaSkcrvill.
l.. B. HtxALL, firm OF Haxail, Crenshaw 4 Go.
JoHS CURRTE. JF., Ship owner.
WIN b. WARWiCK, firm OF Warwick & Barksda.e.
JAS. ALFRED JONES, attorney at Law.
C.. c. EILETr Builder.
T. q. RUFFIN, AgricuituTist and Manufacturer.
w. W. CRUMP, Attorney al Law.
JAMES DUNLOP, firm Of Dunlop, Moncure 4 Co.
BOILING W HAAALL, prcs't.
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n DltCE.-ine to-ptrtncre MP heretofore ex-
y i-tIng between the undersigned is this day dis
solved BY mutual consent. The affairs of the con-
ceru viii he settled by WM. B. i>AACS, who il
authorized 10 The name OF the firm for that pur-
pose. JvSEFH bRt NMkL,
WIN. Is. lSAACS,
WA. +. TAYLOR.
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ALNriL N01iG ...-Tht cv- partnership VI
~ HC p>UN x DAWSON is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, L. DAvtEoX retiring from the
office the 1T day Of February next, and r. y.
HUDSON taking possession Of it himself. All the
accounts due the office will be placed in the hand
0f Mcssrs REDWOOD KgACB for collection, who
alone are authorized to receipt for the same.
IL. n. HUDSON. ! r,....
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Richmond. Jan. j., lsoI ia 10 5t*
y. B.-Dr. DAWSON can be found after the frsf
of February al his office, in Corinthan Hall.
fnyv doors Al 2i-2IS
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nre,iring fron. the err ersublett & smith

III FFE'FftlI fFUIif fIV II "I q
] return thank. to my friends for the lavoT> bC
stu wed on NE, and can confidently recommend my
successor aud former associate tp them as gentle
men worthy of their patronage, and well calcutta
ted to advance their interest.
JOHN 4. SMITH.
January |. 1891. la 2--iaw4W
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t1-fAEt SE.EStiIP.-i nave this day assOcl-
Y ated with Inc III the COMMISSION RESlN ESS
Mr.. RODOLPII KING, who has for years
been in my employment. The business will here
after be conducted under the style OF l.. WALLER
4 60. Returning my thanks Tor the very liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on me, r0s pee,fui
" solicit continuance Of the same for the new
copceru lin l-d&cwlml L. WALLER
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SCHooL AT MEADOW FANM. HANO-
ia u " NJtaWtF ebIst w. Is. II lfNt'K.
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,


AZ M41O STREET
{. p. BURRUSS would be pleased 10 receive q
few additional pupils, to I'LL vacancies which have
occurred in his School. Ia l9-f2t%