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iisiels FoR THE SoUTB.-Col. Colts pis tol
% r, fiile factory at Hartford, commenced the
bb"eh'y-iour hour system last week, and will
a. 'saiter give employment to double set
upiyng
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sF-A Verse for the Ladies and Gentlemen

OF RICHMOND
Portraits and sceneries, in oil colors glass,
Taught perfect in five lessons by ADAMS and
LADY.
This art-for beauty-cannot be surpassed
BY artistical skill in any country or city.
When you say times are hard, | confess you are
right
Please call and see our samples 2Ist three
doors from Main street.
Satisfaction given pay the terms very light
By learning this art you can paint your portrait
complete.
Ladies will be Taught by a lady, if required;
And, also, at their own residence, If desired.
2lst street, three doors from Main,
ADAMS u RUSSELL,
ia 2a-et* Artists.
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RICHMOND Jan. 18th. 1897.
At a general meeting of the Stockholders of this
Company. held at the Office of the Company THIS
DAY, at II o'clock a STOCK DIVIDEND OF TEN
PER CENT. on the capital stock was declared cat
of the profits for the last four months.
The following Directors and officers were elect
ed for the present year
DIRECTORS:
WIN. H. MCFARLAND, Pres Farmers Bank.
WIN. q. CRESsHAw, firm OF Crenshaw Co.
T. w. MCCASCR, firm of Dunlop, M0fcure Go.
g. A. BARksDALE, frm OF Warwick y Barksdale.
JAMES II. GRANT, Tobacco Manufacturer.
l.. D. CRESsHAw, firm of HaXali Crenshaw Co
JoHS L. BACON, firm of Bacon Baskervill.
K. 3. HAxALL, firm OF ilaXall Crensh aw Co.
JOHN CCRRIE, Jr., Ship owner.
WM. i. WARWICK, Of Warwick Barksda!e.
JAMES ALFRED JONES, A torney at Law
C.. G. ELLEfT, Builder.
f. &. RUFFIS, Agriculturist and Manufacturer.
". w CRUNP, Attorney at Law.
JAS. DUNLOP, of Dunlop, Moncure Co.
BOILING W. HAXALL, Pres't.
a i Ia 2t--1t
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BY Thomas W. keesee, Auct'r.
(Ottice corner of 18th and Cary streets.

T UMBER AT AUCTION.-we offer our stock
LOf Lit ABER at auction ON TUESDAY, Feb. 5th,
lp6l, at 10 oclk containing the usual assortment.
JOlST, of various sizes; SILL He ri and Merchant
able SCANTLING; all sizes Heart and Merchant
able l-inch BOARDS; DRESSED FL00RIN g; OAK
PLANK and SCANTLlNG. &r.
Also, fine young MULES and CART; fine
young HORSES and WAGON, with HARM NESS /;
/ IeITing's double doer FIRE-PR0OF SAFE.
TEKMs.-All sums under 800, cash; 800 and
under $500, % days credit; over S2c0, months
credit, for approved negotiable paper.
PHILLIPS 4 COLEMAN.
RGEF Sale conducted by THos. w KEEsEE, Auct
ia 90
CENTRAL HOTEL f0RNITURE e, OMNI-
- BUS, &c, For SAL1 AT AUCTION Will be
sold on WEDNEsDAT MORSIN February 9Th
commencing at 10 clock at the Central Hotel, the
balance of the FURNITURE now remaining In the
House, at the cost and risk of the foimer pur-
chasers.
ALSO-The OMNIBUS.
TEKMs.-Ail sums under $50, cash over $50,
ninety days credit, for approved, endorsed. nego-
| table notes, with interest added.
ia THOS. w. kEESEE, Auct
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MEDICAL HOSPITALS.

r HOSPIIALs
Is CHURCH HILL, RICHMOND, VA.
private rooms 81 to sl5 per week.
dav but not to exceed IS per week. Fractions
1yer the hrsi week II cents per day.
and th en- an additional fee ranging from ~ to $50
viii be charged, Bills payable on the removal q The
patient. No small -pox admitted. ,,.,,
and from the Hospital when desired. Orders may
be left At the Hospital or at The once o. a: H. hoL
The subscriber, who has been connected with
the institution since its foundation having taken
assistants. solicits a continuance Of the liberal
patronage Of his friends aud Of the public gene
Attending Physician JAMES AZ suEBRSsHITTo S, D.,
Grace street, between Ath and sth.
C.WP. BROCK, ND,
Church Hill, cor; 18th and Marshall sts
M. HUNTER,
ja1s-ly Resident Physician.
MAIN ST. HOSPITAL FOR SLAVES.
M This Hospital is situated near the corner Of
Main and 18th streets ana Is Hdraoy To
t namely For MEDICAL, SURGICAL and oBsTE
regulations governing this institution have al,
ready been published. A circular containing full
particulars will be furnished those VINO may de-
sire further Information. >
TERMs.-Patients per week, Is; less than week
per diem ou the aggregate ;saM not , 1,se'd e
examinations mot At subjects for HOSPITAL CON
FINEMENT,) charged the regular fee adopted by
the profession at large. The above charges Ia /,
nursipg. Surgical operations charged according
to rules of other Hospitals Of the city For further
Hospital, or to either of the undersigned Physi-
clans and Propretors. =.
Main St., bet Sd and 4th, or No. 100 Main at.
ST. GEO. PEACHY, NJ. d..
Exchange Hotel, or Grace ST., bet: 9th and bth
K. s. VEST, N. D., franklin ST.,
Near Ballard House, or cor. Main and 7th SITS
PHILIP s. HANCOCK, M. D.,
Resident Physician.
]. G. TREVILlAN, NJ. D.,
an lp-ly Resident Assisthnt.
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TIFE, FIRE AND RiNEINsURANCE.

RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE, No. l55 MAIN IN. z. corner OF 1irB1 ST.,
RICHMOND, Va.
Chartered 29th March, 1887.
This old and reliable Institution, with ample
capital, and contingent fund carefully invested,
continues to insure SLAVES, BUlLDlNGS, MER-
CHANDIZE, 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
G. T. Workman, Francis } Barnes,
John H. Claiborne, John T. Sublett,
John J. Wilson, Th0s. A. Rust,
Alex. Garrett, Geo. n. Gwathmey.
DAVID CURRIE, President
JOHN !. WILSON, Treasurer.
r. T. BROOKE, Secretary de 2'-ly
las. b. MACMURDO, Agent MANHATTAN
y LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of New ork.
Office at the Insurance Agency of THOMAS NJ AL
FRIEND, on 18th street, nearly opposite doddln
Hal Hwhere applications will be received
l3-ly
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In retiring from the firm of J. r. SAU n
DERS 4 co, | return my thanks to my friends for
the favors bestowed on me, and take great plea
sure in recommending to them, and the public
geperally nv successors as gentlemen worthy OF
their patronage. ! would also request all persons
having claims against the late concern. OF }. +.
SAUNDERS & Co, tn present them for pay
Inent and those indebted will make payment to
me, or to my son, J. +. SAUNDERs, as early as
possible. DAVID j.. SAuN DEhS:
Richmond Jan 81, 1851. la 26-dl5tNcw4t
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NHu1tS7sH " VIC 1~s's''1'1'eV .,on nnn
L..
MONEY received on deposit in sums Of FIVE
DOLLARS and upwards, on which interest at the
rate of six per centum per annum is paid tor sums
remaining six months or longer for shorter Pc
RODS, interest at the rate Of per centum.
The whole joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received and certificates issued by the
Cashier T. b. STARkE, at the store of spence &
carey, of Main and Governor streets. Rich
faond, Va. SAMES. COTTRkLL, Pres't
r. B. STARkE. Cashier,
oc 24-l2m DAVID BAKER, ia. Secretary.
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WOOD, COAL, &c.
r,xCHAN6E HOTEL AND BALLA II ID
Il HOUSE.

1I " >
RICHMOND, JANUARY l4TH, 1881
The proprietors Of this well-known and popular
sssnks to Ser and public
for the liberal patronage they have al al nines
W S rs aaa Changes and
Thorough renovating Of the entire es,abl
Hsss Z ONE we'll
sient company, that can be enjoyed anywhere In
ss IS AZ K 81 s.y
thing has been done which could add to its yaiae
and increase the comfort and convenience OF It's
in ns .aa HeHs Rfy
is now open for the patronage OF the public. IN
Ras ps the
tel, with private entrance from the parior moor
In nv view Of the large expenditures. and renewed
energy, aud strict attention ON their part, they
nope to merit continuance OF that patronage 80
'o ~ is enjoyed Join t' P rHos R. BALLAD
TRUsTEE's MOTT E:-.Ioseph r; have
nagh has by his deed Of ne i.h d sns,.nt
| he Hastings Court OF the City Of Riehmond,l
e n 9f In .1a' o. 5cf
~ rEss Il "a. aud FdRSiTUkE upon the pTemss. No
.ity % also ns HORSE and WAGON and BIZ. Books.
Accounts, and chooses IN action OF every deserip-
There is a clause In the deed. giving forty days
to the creditors of the second class to execute the
' ssasins The sran.or from further iiabili,y
Mr.. GEo: B. CLARK has authority, J. for the pre-
= ssse' any WI fa' y rs
DICHMOND STEAM sNUFF MILLS And
~ sM1kaNg TesxGWo NA M MN
French Aseeaboy, Rsppss and see,sa. saokISa
ms a Turkish in 6iaddsrs, Preach and Ger;
ssrrs, a se eur asIs. are 10 Dc
Of superior favor and character, aud sold u the
mos. . satisfactory prices. NORRIS .co
STITCH IN TINE SAVES MINI
yoar ha5 |; neiasd e AL Refer
given. Who have restored their nair BY tts ass
Al. =. e 81 Z. fBe4ass. Afr s.
Order, ms'' be Addresses y . Main It.
HSfssE hS s..s.: ..a.
against WM. J.. WATKINS, Will please pssseat
item 70 either f & 8; e %sTkfYss.
Hess. lSSsrsl. Va. rrusss.s.
+,-,.. R. Dr. S1!s ssss:.A. Va,
s Is Ssssl. kSsss I III ES III
100 DO. Cslsinsd RI 4sIER. .r.~u.
.Mas s' '4l' :, Coral. .ss - 3: sSYts an Q:
! NOTICE Captain n 'voiautssr CenFsais.
that the Com missioaers appointed ~ tew tey me
purpose Of obtaining Acconsrcmeutss - ~
are delivered Il this post they aFe tsssea anne-
dia,siy, according TO PssS.'sy e g III q &C.,
: hie--ts Capt. Sap. Arnery: aissms.1. We:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Onsen q the 49,. ars
IN respectfully ipformed ta1t osside soe ss.ss sc
aessrsi. g authoslse the eapestnssodeat
ffSs Hats Ars1ofy - tssss ssus, - :,
..SSgs--TSsHSENTT TXWT Tina
chsAnesf IrIsh linena. tn eheoVeQA HlexxAea
, cs1tnrs mr. cheapest tuhloaaka1 cokto1e. the
! prsstisst shirtin9 Gales, - - Aaa q ..,~..
4 TS1oWS TnIH5E 7~{kss~s Sss:ssf =:
= f1tflck virNaptA tNmAlY ~ onltsseeA oecNa
d1.s;a,s' ''s'as = - = f13s !. fAins, i u.
1MT =! r. - ~
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EMiLFORD DEPOT, CAROLINE COUNTY,
VA, COMMENCING ON MONDAY, 18TH FEB
i.e at 10 AN w y
fer our entire stock at auction. embracing House,
hed ane k'hsP ERfpHE hrs
MULES; cows: HOGS one good Family CAR
RIAGE; JERSEY WAGONS FARM WAGON;
cf6vtF mA l1a'VfSi and about 1900
lbs. of good country cured BACON.
Weaiso offer our FARM, with all the buildings
ton if not sold by that time, it will be offered at
auction, The Farm contains near about $50 acres,
highly improved 10y the of guano. lime, and
other natures: adapted to the growth of corn,
wheat, oats, and tobacco. under new, good plank
fence Ia crop u Roughton wheat now seeded IA
Buildings are ali in hrst-class order. The Store
aud Hotel. now doing fine business-and with
could be made to do tremendous business
There is a NJ LII the place, capable of grinding
205 bushels meal per day Blacksmith s shop and
Piow Factory. now commanding good rent, and
doing "a fne business.
TERMS FOR FARM mo lMPLENEASTs, HoUsEHoLD
AND KITCHEN FURSIruRE.-For sums Of $40 and
less cash all sums over that amount, g. months,
with approved security.
TERMS FOR REAL EsrArE.-Ope- fifth cash bal
ance on credit Of two aud four years, interest to
be paid semi annually, and deed of trust 10 be
| ,iven by the purchasers to secure payment Of
| balances.
| and of the whole promises the LIST March, 1861.
For further particulars see R p,Gh eiias prru
/ gS- The sale to be continued from day to day
J until the whole is disposed OF
/ sell the entire stock vi GOODS now in store, :
| si,ting OF about $4,000 worth OF DRY GOODS
| HARDWARE, and u general assortment, usually
! found III a country store.
over that amount, months credit with approved
| security. J.. IL. THOMAS.
Milford Jan. rs, 1851 Ia 2e-d?a tt&cw5t
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nr 80. Great Reduction In Prices. IT
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
MIIIHISER 4 BROTHER


193 BROAD STREET.
Are now offering their whole stock of desirable
GOODS at deduction of % to SO per cent. on for
mer prices.
TAKE NOTICE
5000 yards Merrimack PRINTS. at 10 cts. the yd.
Best Rleached and Brown SHIFTING and SHEET
ING-very cheap.
AllLinen sHEETiSG,, at sas, rs, and so cents the
yard.
Pillow LINENS, at 371 cts the yard
Hem stitched Linen Cambria HANDKERCHIEFS
at one shilling.
LOCO pieces Of White, Pink and Blue TARLATAN,
at half their value.
White Cambria Jaconet Nansook, Check MUS
LINS and BRILL1ANTES-cheap.
Table Linen DIAPERS, NAPKINS, TOWELING,
&c, at great bargain.
Black SILKS at a sacrifice. Fancy SILKS about
SO cts. and 81
Rich Lace and Muslin CURTAINS, at sacrifice.
large lot of Marseilles Z MT ERPAN rs,
slightly soiled-very cheap.
BE Cash and punctual credit customers will
find it to their advantage to give an early call.
ia 2s-2w J. MILLHISER l. BRO.
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CHANCE SELDOM OfEERED.-Any
"A person with hut small eaptai can now unr-
chase an old established and respectable business
or the proprietor. would leave the business on
particulars, address :. Box sse, = Post Once.
ia /
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Thomas w. Keesee. Auct'r,
iOffice corner of 18th and Cary streets.)


~ EIGHT MULES. TWO HORSES,
txA AND ELEVEN CARTS AND HARNESS
V<1 FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold
eAAron FRIDAY MORNING, February sth.
c1inineucing at IL clock, at my stable. corner Of
Catherine and Monroe streets. all OF my stock of
MULES, HORSES, CARTS and HARNESS. The
eight Mules are all very fine, young, sound, aud
well broke.
/ large bay HORSE, very fine. and warranted
sound and to work well
cream coIored MARE aud COLT.
IL DIRT CARTS and HARNESS.
TERNs-Al sums under $50, cash: over $50,
f,ur manths, credit for approved. endorsed, ne
yotiabIe notes N. CARN ELL.
sale by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auct'r. fel
HORSES, MULES. BUGGY AND
L@I HARNESS FOR SALE AT AUCTION -
SAWiil be sold on SATURDAY MORNING.,
February ID commencing at 10 O'CLOCK, at the
Horse Auction Lot, on Council chamber i''i'
Fine large WORK HORSES.
do do MULES.
Open BUGGY AND HARNESS,
Nearly new, and in good order.
feI THOs. w KEESEEE, Auet.
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4 NLUSING UCI PKEEF.S. " e Ilavt IHaThtU
~ down all kinds of WINTER CLOTHING at
prices to close il Anticipating removal 70 our
new store, determined to close out all our
present stock OF Clothing, If possible, and TO this
end offer extra inducements to purchasers.
KEEN, BALDWIN & WILLIAMS,
110 Maiu
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BY Alexander Mott. Auct'r.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS. JEWELRY,
L AND FANCY G00pS.-Wlll be sold at aue-
commencing at 10 o'clock, lot Of second hand
FURNITURE, STON ES, &c.
DRY GOODS: Ready made CLOTHING, SHOES,
&c: JhWELKY. FANCY GOODS, WATCHES,
NETT SHIRTS, &c.
feI ALEX MOTT, Auctioneer
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77s-=
LOST.

r OST-A vICToRINE FUR, between Clay and
IL Franklin, by way of 18th or 9Th streets, ON the
night of the 2sth ultimo. A liberal reward VIII
be paid Tor the recovery of the same at this oice
la 3i-2tk
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yxyILCOX GIBBS SEWING MACHINE.
w The highest premium awarded ~ tho Viz
ginia State Pair Oct 1867, the best Machine for
general use. arnr
nd = am M EBSTER q CO Is SEWING Ma
CHIMES. are for sale by J. A. BKLSiE,
Belvin's Block, 18th and Governor streets.
ia eS--I
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HOME. MANUFACTURED IRON.-A
IL large assortment, consisttng Of BAR. HAND.
HORSE AND MuI. Z SHOE, COACH AND bu00Y
STEEL AND IRON TYRES. RouNlS, aQuARK8,
&C., for sale Al the Richmond IRON AND GTxkL
WORKS, foot Of eth street. JAS. nuMTEk.
ALSO "A large assortment OF "Pu6cHEp
WASHERS made 1t this sstsb iishmsnt, 20 which
called. n lA-lmA
NOTlCE.--All persons inAs6aed ~ the late
IN drm Of MAULE BEyILL. ~ open accvqs4,
eniess they cali ON tbs snbacf5ber hefofa the
ct 81 March saA ssttles the1R hilla viii hs
essss :. sssss ss N
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EDUCATIONAL.

old DOMINION INSTITUTE--C0RNER
~ OF FRANKLIN AND 5TH STREETS.-The Sc
cond half of the session of this School, for l8t06l
will commence the 18th of February and end
the 31th Of June next ensuing.
The Rev. FRANCIS J. BOGGS has been added
to the Board of instruction, and will, with his
family, reside in the institute buildings. The
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT will continue under
Mr.. CHASE'S superintendeuce, who will be aided
by competent assistants. A gentleman has been
employed to take charge OF the ciasse: IN ALoE-
studies and another female teacher will be en-
ployed. The LECT ON BIBLICAL LlTERA-
TURE, by Rev. JAS. 4. DUNCAN, Will be con-
tinued, as also the FRIDAY AFTERNOON LITE
RARY LECTURES. The PREPARATORY DE-
PARTMENT, for very small girls, will receive the
special care of the Principal Of the School.
The BOARDING DEPARTMENT Will be libe
rally and carefully conducted, and every comfort
and facility will be afforded to young ladies board
ing in the family.
No labor expense will be spared to make the
School equal to any in the land for the education
of females.
30 For further information, address
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T., withdrawing from the Exchange and

In Withdrawing from the Exchange and
BANKING BUSINESS, We feel it due to our sue
cessor to say that, from long personal acqualnt-
ance and business connection with him, We have
every confidence in his MEANS ability, integrity
and prudence in the management OF his affairs,
and do most cordially recommend him 10 our
friends md the public as every way worthy OF
their confidence and patronage
JOSEPH BRUMMEL,
WIN F. TAYLOR.
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THE FIRM OF JONES Il co. having dis
L solved shall continue to carry on business at
the same place No. Main street, where will al
WAYS be found large stock OF fine imported and
domestic LIQUORS, PROVISIONS and GROCER
les. of all kinds, which will be sold reasonable
terms, to which invite the attention OF the trade
generally. IhoMAo JoSbo
January list, 1851. ia lin
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Richmond LIST January, 1851.

The underSigned VIII CONTINUE the tx
CHANGE and BANKING BUSINESS of the late
firm of ISAACS TAYLOR: Il will be CONDUCTED
under the style and firm of WIN. b. lSAACS CO.,
b. H. SMITH Jr., having an interest therein.
Isl January 1851 VIM. b. lSAACS.
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/, REMEDY FOR THE CRISIS

N sequence of the depressed state Of financial
affairs Of the country, our stock OF clothing ana
Furnishing Goods is much larger this than al any
previous season, the whole OF which we viii dis
pose of at greatly reduced prices, in order to
enable ali in want to be supplied at small cost.
Our stock consists OF every article of Gents Wear
ing Apparel-biack Dress suits; Fancy Business
Suits; Black Brown and Blue Beaver Cloth Sack
and Surtout OvercOats; Shawls; Dressing Gowns;
Robes; Furnishing Goods, &c, &c, &c.
1903. NOAH WALKER x Co, 1913,
- 81, a.Ial h ri Is
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NOTICE.-Tbe Co partnership heretofore ex-
~ listing between the dersigned Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The affairs of the con-
Germ will be settled by WIN. b. lSAACS, who is
authorized to the name of the firm for that pur-
nose JOSEPH BRUMMEL,
WIN. B. ISAACS,
WIN. F. TAYLOR.
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ESs For further information, address
J. Z. SHUMATE, Principal.
Richmond Japuary 1851 la 25-dlm*

ITO THE PUBLIC.--ln consequence of hav
i ing received an appointment to the Presiden-
cy of = Quincy Academy at Quincy, Florida the
Rev. r. +. STUBBS will resign his post in the
Union Female Collegiate Institute, on the LIST OF
February next. The Chair thus vacated will be
filled by the appointment of Mr.. LEONlDAs
POINTS, A. B., graduate of the University of
Virginia.
being reported that this Institute will close on
the LIST of February, | take this occasion to cor
rect this mistake. / have intention of that kind
whatever, and still solicit share of the patron
age of the citizens OF Richmond and vicinity.
w. J POINTS, NJ. D..
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LIQUORS, LIQUORS.--WINSTON & pow
~ Frs have now in store of old Whiskeys and
Braudies 10 bills. Pure Rye, brand well known
now from TO 10 years old; 30 bbls. Bumgardner's
Old and Mellow 275 bblS. other fay0flte brands OF
old Whskeys; 30 bbls lower grades; % pipes and
half pipes Heunessey and Otard, Dupuy Co.
Brandes, with IA large stock of other Liquors. gen
aral l. chH ~ q lnNr Ii
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LffU AND FIRE INSURANCE.
nERPETUAL TNSURANCE.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE STATE or VA.
OFFtCE-MAIy STREET, ~ AMgRIc. HOTEL.
'...- CAPITAL, $4,000 ,.

go. CAPITAL, $4,000
This Company takes, in addition TO the ordinary
Fire and Marine Risks, PERPETUAL Insurance on
Buildings Under this policy one payment secures
the property forever against loss by fire. This
COMPANY receives MONEY on deposit, pays interest
thereon. and guarantees the payment OF Negotia-
Bile Notes and bills Of Exchange.
Statement of the Condition Of the Esurancr Company Of
the State Qf Jtirginfd
RICHMOND, January LIST, 1851.
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CCHOOL AT MEADOW FARM, HAND
- NER.-The exercises of this School, under the
immediate instruction of Mr.. JOHN X. STARKE,
who has been successfully engaged in teaching for
several years, will be resumed on the 18th instant,
and continue ten months, with one months vaca
ton in midsummer.
TERMs.--For Board and Tuition, to be paid half
annually, $3.50.
ia 9-dlw S3tawtFebls w. 3. SYDNOR.
laurel SPRING ACADEMY.--liavlng
IL employed competent teacher, | would like
to take three or four young ladies, from 10 to Is
years of age. The terms very moderate. For
English, French, Latin and Music, cluding board
,a4-im* One aud half miles from the city.
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SAVINGS BANKS.
lLD DOMINION SAVINGS RANK.

This Institution will receive DEPOSITS, on
on all sums remaining on deposit longer than SIX
months, and per cent. when T. m aiming shorter
period.
M Deposits received at the stores Of J. r. RRa-
yAULr and Messrs SrARkE 4 CARpozo, Main st.
G.. w. WILLIAMS, Pres't.
j. =. RBeXAULr, Treasurer.
J. BRucE McCLELLAxD, Sec'y.
DIRECTORS
CIV. Williams, John Dooley,
DR.. James Conway, Chas. Campbell.
Col. T. 2. August, 6. Z: Workman,
DR.. j. Grat'n Cabell, L. w. Glazebrook.
H s. Williams, X. II. Bosher,
J. Bruce McClelland, W. q. Brazeai,
K. NJ. Nimmo, J. Z. Cottrell,
VIM Brent, J. o. Chiles,
s. A. MYERS w. IL. Maddux,
C. Y Morriss, J. +. Regnault,
J. J. Dornin, X. j. Echols,
T. J. Starke, j. Z. swords
p Fl. Starke. IL l2-dl2m
WIG GINA SAVING BANK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-01

srs FOR SALE-The FARM on which Mr..
~: JEFF. Melton lives. in Henrieo county, AkA
-<A-A adjoining the lands of Thomas Blake tsY&
md Robert johnson. The tract contains ~-e.
about 219 acres is James River, and has comfort
able improvements on il. The sale Is To be made fn
compliance with contract entered into between
he said Melton and the subscriber. Persons
wishing 10 purchase are invited TO see the pro-
perry The sale will take place on WEDSEs-
DAN the eth February, 1881.
TERMs.-0ne- haif cash; the balance in six
months, with negotiable notes, bearing interest
iy 23-tds A. NJ AfhEN-
As TRUSTEE in certain deed OF trust, ex-
"A ecuted on the 2oth day Of January, 1880. and
duly recorded in the office OF the Court OF Hust-
ings in the city OF Richmond, shall proceed TO
SELL at the request of the beneficiary in said deed.
on WEDNESDAY, tho 9th day oil February, isol,
tion al the hour Of II o clock A. NJ, one EGRo
GIRL, named Frances or Fanny, conveyed Ia said
deed TRRMs.-Cash. j. i. SUTTON, JR,
ia 2a--tds IIust0o.