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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-14

E>ARM for rent.-ssock Of Homes, Mules, Cows,
Il Hogs, Corn, shucks. Straw, Farming Impie-
ments Of all kinds, Wood, &c, 1t auction the re-
quest Of Mr. Il G Crouch, who Is now in the army,
win rent out on Tuesday, 18th November, at 10
O'Clock Il, his farm in the county OF Henrico, IL
miles west Of Ri hmond aud near James river canal
containing $3.50 acres Of land, with . good dwelling
house with rooms, and all the usual out buildings
Immediately after renting the farm, I viii pro.
coed 10 sell ali his entire stock, ccnsstins OF good
mules, hoises COVE, hogs &C. corn, fodder. stucks,
straw, &c; also 80 cords good seasoned wood, in
mile Of the James river aud Tuckat 90 railroad.
After the sale, will be hired out negro men, vaiu-
able farm hands, for the balance OF this year and
also for the next year.
nO9 JIM TAYLOR, AucI
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DIED.

i, Florida, Coochland. w, November 9th, amer
ssns,srt.d tllnesa Of five months; Mira Eliza
arm + SMITH, wife Of the late w Smith, 81,
Her f,nerrl sermon win be preachcd at Grace
street Baptist Church Tomorrow (Sundayl nsoIu-
in.. n ii O'Clock. The friends and acquAiNtances
OF The family ure respectfully invited TO attend
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BI x s Htdsamts, A,scg'y.

CONFECTIONERY, Key, Store Fixtures, 30, Tor
u sale q suction Il viii sell on Tuesday, the nth
inst, q No Isl Main st, at 10 O'Clock
. Three fine Show Cafes
A large number Of Glass Jars
CopfectiOneyie6
Smoking Tobacco, &c
Also,
The Key and Fixtures Of the store will be
offered 70 the highest bidder. 80
"ANDs0ME Furniture, Damask Curtains. Pianos,
Cafes Family 1oor c,ocr Drug, ~; xo 81. !. a1 %v
store large and excellent assortment Of Furniture,
&c, comprising in part
very superior Rosewood Piano
Mahogany Wardrobee, Begsause
Do S0fas, Chairs, Book C gses
Do aud cottage dseeads
Do and walnut extension dining Tables
Hair and Shu.k Mattresses
Feather Beds. Blankets and Bedding
Cut Glassware, Dinner and Tea Ware
Plated Spoons
A small lot OF Drugs
Brussels ood other excellent Carpets
Cooking, Parlor and other Stoves
sbbIs family and superfne Flour
nol4 Es RLE.sANrs, Aues.
ID ESTAURANT, Bar Fixtares, Furniture, Piano,
X &c, at auction-On Monday, the 10th instant,
at 10 O'Clock, will sell, at the request Of Mrs Nor
gaustein at her residence No 24O Broad, between
Bar, comprising
Marble top bar, counters. and shelves
Decanters, tumbers, wines
Lager beer glasses, cigar show casca
Refrigerator, tables. chairs
Engravings, ornamental liquor kegs, &c.
PIANO.
One elegant 7-octave Piano, in rosewood cases,
made by Morris L. Brother.
FURNITURE.
Parlor chairs sofas, mar ble-top tables
Looking glasses, curtains, shades, &C
Bsdsteads, lounges, chairs, wardrobes
Bureaus Wristbands, feather beds
Pillows and holsters
elegant safes =
complete cooking stove, in fine order
very complete range, tubs, &C.
CLOTHING.
A lot Of wOmen's, mems, and children's
clothing
The Key to the above establs bment.
Possession iven Immediately.
It is considered one Of the best located positions
on Broad street.
At the same time
Aloto marble TABS, very desirable at this
time. Il 8 PLEASANTS,
uO1 Aucti0neer.
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RUNA Wa YH

THO OFFICERS and Privates Of Gen X Lees ar
my.-I will pay areward Of $500 for my boy
Thornton. II lodged in Jail so can get him again.
He s IS years Of age, mula,to, about feet inch
es, weighs about lG0 lbs, whiskcrs and moustache,
intel gent, good looking, writes WELL well built one
formerly owned by Col j Willis, near Orange H,
md left there two weeks ago for the army at Brandy
Station. He left Montgomery In the charge Of a Ii
Brooks, and he may be in some Alabama regiment
He may 70 by some other name. Address me, 81
Montgomery. Ala. r WREEOKD.
no 1d-nodOwa
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100 DOLLARS Reward My boy 'Harlod ran
lUU away ia June last from Major Smith. Chsr-
lotto il. Va. He is about 20 years old; quick spo-
ken; / lack complexion; stout frame; about fest
or 10 lnehes high will pay 800 il taken out Of
the county, $50 if taken in the county, or secured
In jil SO that get him. ABsAM DANIEL,
no LIT Charlotte co, Va.
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T ARGE and Highly Attractive Improved Real Es.
4 tate in the City Of Richmond, for eale at auc-
ion-At the request Of the attorney In fact Of the
owners, (who wish TO divide their partnership prop.
erty,) We shall sell at auct ION, the premises, on
Monday, the 10th November, 1868, in the order ad
vertised, commencing at II O'Clock, the following
valuable improved real estate, via:
let. The large AID excellent brick tenement the
south side Of Leigh 1t, between 9Th aud 9th sta,
now under lease to Mr. John Williams.
I'd. Theaarge and we'll built and handsomely 6u-
bhed brick tenement the east side OF 9th street.
north OF Leigh ct, now under . lease 10 Mr. VIM RO.
binSOn.
3D. That truly valuable lot and framed tenement
at the corner Of Marshall street and Market avenue
With small framed tenement thereon, fronting cd
by 6 feet.
one, On the north side Of Broad. between 4th and
9th sta, next 10 the corner OF 5th st. now occupied
~ tie Sumter Saloon by Mr Travis.
9Th. The large, well built three story brick teue.
ment at the northwest corner or Broad and Lot sts
adjoining the store OF Mr. Philip August.
6.b. The admirably we'll built aud handsomely
finished brick tenement, the west side OF 7th, be-
tween Franklin and Grace ste, now occupied by Mr.
e H ekinker.
7ih The large irou-front tenement At the south.
west corner Of Broad and 9th sts, now occupied by
Messrs Jas Burreas h Co. and others.
The foregoing u justly regarded - among the
most valuable real etAte which has been Cei ed fog
sale during the present year. and should attract the
attention Of capitalists and others.
the terms of sale or said real estate viii Be q fol-
lows credit - 70 - 900 tenement No for 1--WE
yearS, for bonds, payable in banhable funds bear
INK interest, payable half yearly, secured by tsusl
deed; on similar CREDIT a. TO No Cor q, 600; on
similar credit - 10 No Of % 600; on similar Gre,
ds - TO No Of 5000; on similar credit % 70 No
Of 900; on similar credit as 70 No Of 80, COO
and on similar credit - to No Z Of 81, 600. TIA
excess beyond the several credits TO be paid In cash.
IN baneabie funds. oODDaN APPEkS0N.
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GODDIN & APPERSON.

EXCELLENT Residence at Ashland, wish about
~ two acres OF Land attached, for sale al auction.
At the request Of tho trustee shall sell at auction
On the premises, on Tuesday, the nth Of Novem.
Der, 1858, at 10 Oelock d, the excellent dwelling
aa Ashland, with two acres OF garden land attached,
now In the occupancy Of MIR George Weodfn. The
house contains five rooms, flour large Ones,) aud Ii
remarkably well built; besides which there is .
kitchen and a well Of good water. The purchaser
can get possession in ten days, and purchase at
valuation the winters supply Of wood and vegeta-
bles aud . young milch COW. Terms cash.
NO II GODDIN APPERSON.
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TWO Hundred Dollars Revsrd.-I will pay the
above reward OF two hundred dollars fer the
apprehension and delivery to ME Of a negro man
named Frederick, who has lived for the last sixteen
months ut general hospital Mol. He Is brown skin
man, about Is or "a years old, and rather stammers
when be is talking to white person. have no
recollection Of his dress. am of the opinion he is
in the army waiting on some officers Or mess of
soldiers he having probably passed hims If off as
free man. Lie. Is not above the medium size
po7-6tt WIN s PHILLIPS.
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elSnuoRnpv - sfvsv le1sa1e - 3so1e.l
- - - $3.50 ~ ~. 1ce9e14 go -
Gl6Goto ~.A1 - toQ4Gne c1 ~ IT. - -
g pun1te nnsGeo, = - pso11ee - 49,
o. III NoVsn1es, ~, 6 e1so6ot q - ~
1eeEah1y 7Den1ea ri O(14e ~ = - eee3a3
q nr J IL uestw, e1)el16ne - - - - -.
apaesef II IN b 1Goasa . - ou11 - 81 u
Weuneeoo 0eddlo. .1he ~ 49, ffoeea - -
fsse en1 GeptA q 10 49, ea6 - e 3 - e1ee.'
Isn't fkaue1 teAensnt. he premisee 90 be1ual1a.
= situafsd ena aSsin nsst 1sGlsabee psss q ~
4iam.-cash OF credit, q ths sptiea & -. lsf'
chaser. (no ID 0ODD1M . APP1RsON.
COHNlssIONERs Sale of several iols Il LAa1 g
Church HilL-By virtue u . decsee 81 TIE CIR
cuis Court a Renrco county, pfonoanoed hn ~ 7n
Of November, 1858, IN The casoe q 1ileD against
Miiess adn'r, 10, shall, = Oommiss;ooer therein
appointed, proceed 70 cell q public auctisa - ~
premises ID the order advertised, q 1husoday, thl
leth Nov, 1858, ct O'Clock 4, az mir; no., the
arst fair day thereafter the following valaable lole
a land, belonging 70 tho estate a The late 8
Miles, Viz lst. lot the ease limo AZ 31th street.,
between end ~, - BY ia feet 70 alley. -.
lot at the Southwestern corner q 9oeA and ste,
sax By 102 feet 81 4 loe On the West side Of 49tk
street, between and N sts, 1s2 By III feet 70 IN
alley.
TxRm-Ou fourth cash; balance n q, IL and 10
month"; for negotiable notes. interest added, end the
title retained till the further order a The Court or
I'll cash, at the option Of the purchaser.
n0A X HOWlSON, Co0'f.
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3. ! !

ss
~ AN1non nsae,ue - 81 - ;.
w Waats4 - - sssl - = esssS.s. =
go SIsse ksu1k = vhs. esssss.e sa.eisEnsAi
nm = riv1S. j AMDW0ON 8 90,
sei2-iv Tss6a9ak Iles Mss1s
uAEf1D.-A nnAn veil euAltded y m1nege
W eIsam oaw.mili Wishes v Ct enpeoynas los
The next year. nas had Ten yea.s sxpMisuge: Ap-
~ = = ia. r...ao, r:sas,, a. sssss1. Nc
III zNTED-oass steel, Copper, RAn, zi.e. and
w old Lead, In small Or large quantities., fcr
Vi eh ss ness s:nS Pc s W e pad
Al foot Of lssh street, Richmond, We.
NTANTEi-Bf eom Corn, 10 large or small quabti-
W ties for which the highest market price viii lie
paid Il tho corner u 18th and Leigh Streets Church
HILL ino ll-lawimtl WV JOHNSTON, 81.
VIYANTRD-l,O 600 NEcROHs We wish 70 hire
W for the year 1854 ono thousand Negroes, 70 be
employ ed at che TredegAr Iron Wosks, Richmond
and at our blasa Furnaces In the Counties Of Rock
bridge 6otetourt and Allegheny, and Galleries In
0oochtand and HeQrio, for which we are willing 70
pay Che market pflces.
Having made arrangements for . supply Of pro-
visions and cioehug, re can safely promise TIA! ser
wants entrusted TO shall at al times be well fed
and clothed.
Our furnaces and other works are located In
healthy sections Of the country, remote from me
enemy p liue, offering unusual Inducements 70 the
owners Of negroes TO send them 10 Us.
We would be glad to hear from those whose hands
we have hired this year as early a. possible, ~ 10
rehirinx them another year, aud whether they De.
sire that the hands shall be sent home or retained
under our protection At the end OF the year.
rredesar Iron Works, Richmond, VI.
~ 36-3taWlm
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IN DOLLARS reward Will be given for the appre-
e)U hension of my negro girl, Mary. Sic Is about
Il years old, gingerbread color, and quite intelligent
She has acquaintances among the negroes attached
TO Lighthouse artillery, encampel near the Mechan
icsville turnpike and ls probably lurking about the
western suburbs. j CHRISTIAN,
no 14-3i* Near Camp Lee
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b. GoddSss & hyperion,

TRUSTEk'S Sale Of Store and Dwelling on the
j West side OF I'd, between Canal and Byrd sts
A the request Of the Trustees We shal sell at pub
lie auction the premises on Monday the 10Th Of
located a. above, now occupied by Mr. Blythe, al
the rent Of $40 ger month. The lot has o front Of
81 feet and depth Of 81 feet, and has on II brick
and franc tenement, containing rooms, (including
storey besides tenement in the rear with two
rooms, q we'll of fine water, and some gccd fruit
trees TKRMs.-Cash.
no Is GODDIN & APPERSON.
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BY Williamson q Co., Aalcts.,
mo. l92 Main street.
EuRNlTURE,

By Williamson q Co., Aascts.,
mo. l92 Main street,
FuRs'1ORcs:; oe..,y.
Stoves, &c,
It Auction
On Tuesday, the 18th inst commencing ct 10
o'clock \, will sell, at ealearoom, lv3 Main
Crocksry. Gia sware, Stoves, &c. among which will
b found the folioviDg and many other articles:
Cabinets, wardrobe, desks
Marbletep centre tables
Mahogany dining and other Tables
Hair-clcth, cane eeat aud Windsor chairs
Sofas, dvars, lounges
Mirroff, truukf, pictuEes
FEATHER bssir; bolstere and pillows
Blrnksts, quilts and sheets
Hair, shuek and cotton mattresses
Cooking, ofRcs and parior stoves
khow cases, with refectoss
Knives, 1bske, ard spoons.
Crockefy, glassware and tinWare
aeN WILLIAMSON AGO, Auets
b. Lancaster 2 Co, Stock Auct's.
Croczs At :nes,ss.En ! e se,s :. o., 900.
y 81, q e; ssa CO.. os.s 3 = 49, sl
lsoo' vagiais State Registered itoet, dong
,ses g,.e.i. STAT. scss,....:s s,ssl. sp..s a..,
ssis ss ana po.o..
RailEuad per cent scsip
$3.50 r, 7 &P R.R Per eenf serip
400 or.sgs and Alsxsnarts Railroad . pss cent
4.soo CITY II Norflk per COST Bonds
g sharss James River ald kans.ha Stock
seovhEais csatrai Railsosa . per esas
:, go. q X r...,,,. =. 49,, ~
mo ~ LANCASTER : 90, Auets.
~ RieAard GaatA0vn. 1sef'r.
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H and Monroe ct, at aucti0n.-Wil be cold e
auction on Mono ~, 10th Nov, at O'Clock y, tho
brick DIVE ling situated 20 above, sDd occupied By
Mr. Isaac Feyner.
II has six rooms, . kitchen with two rooms, smoke
house, and . well Of good water In the yard
Possession will be given = soon q the terms Of
sale are complied with.
TERMS At SALE A D WILLIAM,
no IL Auctjoueer
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1.-TWO Hundred and Fifty Dollars Reward.-On
or about the 18th Of September last directed
my man Jake to ride my horsesthrough North
Carolina to my home, in Gainesville, Georgia. When
las. heard from he was on his way to the Valley of
Virginia, for the purpose If horses
to Georgia. He was with one Lieut. Humphries,
without my authority. lie is quite black, broad
shoulders, stout, sound teeth, apparently lame
stammsrs badly, and Is about five feet six or eight
inches high If found on his way to Richmond or
Gainesville, Ga, will give one huodred dollars for
dred aud fifty dollars for the apprehension and de-
livery to me Of him and any white man claiming to
have him in charge, if for any other purpose than
delivery to me. For delivery or further inforna.
ton apply to JnO II Core. Commssary Generals Of
fee DUNSTAN BANKS,~
no 12-3tt AdJt 9th Ga rsg't.
THKEE Hundred Dollars Reward Kan away
from the subscrib T. on the neht of the 9th
Va, my three men P.MpEY, MMEs, and GEORGE -
Pompey IL black, fat, stout, short man, n years
old, and was nv cook. Miles is slender aud rather
delicate gingerbread looking men, IS years CID, and
If made to hol1 out his hand is very tremuOus and
was my carriage driver. George1s a stout, .loucby
walking gingerbread boxing felioW. 25 years old,
aud Is pretty good blacksmith and carpenter. Az
these negroes ran eff without any provocation
whatever, il is presumed their object is 10 make
their way to the Yankees. They were raised at
Weston, on James liver, and No doubt y i'll en-
ueavor to make their escape In that direction.
will pay reward of 800 each for the apprsEen.
zion anC imprisonment Of these negroes so that
get them sgsin, or will pay 500 each and their
expenses if delivered 10 me at Challot L II; Va.
no 1l-1ztt JOHN SELDEN.
rGtMO Hundtc Dollars kewari-Wi be paid for
the apprehension aud confinement il jail Of
nay servant John, who away from my mothers,
in P0whatan county, Va, about the middle of July
last Said negro man is about feet II inches high
black, aturcs quite prominent. lie IS 20 years OLD,
and was purchased in the Ieighborhood Of Glover
Hill coal mines in the winter Of $780, where he may
be lettering. Ad iies8
J AOsELEY, N ID,
Or WM II BRANDER, SR,
no l3-3tt Box G42, Richmond, Va.
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AYOTICE.-Steamer BONITA, for Petersburg -
~ 10 supply the wants Of m. rchants shipping to
e1d receiving goods from the South the owners OF the
st.sm sest line running between here and Peters
burg have reduced their charges to seventy FIVE
cent? Per 100 pounds. IN view Of the great aceumu
lation Of freight, and the very limited amount Of
Transportation here, shippers viii plesse notice
that 10 shipping by this line they will avoid to some
extent the delay here. Goods from the South to
this placs IL forwarded to the Agent, Jeter. In
Petersburg. will have prompt dispatch, without
waiting f6r transportation vie railroad at Peters.
burg.
0oeds shipped by this line are only twelve hours
on the way, ard fud ready insurance.
Dns notice Of each trip will b. pnhlished In ~
Daily DieCnteh ClA0 CAAMAN, Al6nts
IL Virginia and North Carolina
: : ALMANAC, 1894,
will be ready 10 few days
Addssse Osdsrst % CHAS WYNNk,
nichmOsad
1sApx suppaed on liberal terms no lS-A'
EOR FAILS, DrisatAIy-l eeoeriee rosewood
Ia wardspbs, ~xtsnaion tah1{a 4 aouine ~.
sAtnee. spfka. lnaoesA mahogany ehaiyA tahlsa.
calinets, 1ld%baAk1A uArbietsp toe1eA Ae1G3ao1a.
lsatAes Asas. helssss sAa pillovs, haie aaa fAnek
nsslrssss. safss. mlsrosG cribs, sFodlss, soeking
= ssAss ees''s' So A..xA.nrh ,,<vr
/ - H-st No 1tth sassst.
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4 Ak0E Sale Of Hotel fuvniturs, includina
.r; Chin p; osss, T,s wcss, g; ss the Hs.as
Der l6th, 1865 Ut the Hsaling eprings, will oer
for eale the Parlor, Dining. Room and kitehsa Fur
niture OF tbs sstablishmsnt, oonsistipg Of four
Brussss carpet thirty forty dossn plates tnivss
and forks cups and eaucers, dishss, tea and tahls
spoons, tum slsrs. gotlsts, wine glasses. castorA
bowls and pitchers, chsmbefs, water ard milk
lea, sofas. lounges, hair and ahuck natars.ss,
sheets, pillow slips, pillows and holsters, twe Doe
billiard tables, cues and balls one lsgeizoa sAks
one Fairbanks's Plat1osm sesS~ iesgs lot Of car.
petiag, and many other othsr ssttlss Witch IL
would b too tedious to snumerate. Aha, nun
Ter u cattle and Shoep.
Persons leaving etsunton TaeedAy mainisg an
Springs, sna then On nszt morniae % this phesi y
w Will. At The same Tim. and place; offer for
sale the Healing spriogs. Acy person wishiagto
chance. A Porter, one 81 tie psopristors, may
BE- found 1t the Ballard Hoass usti triisy mora
Ing next, Who Will give any inSosnatloe vsntsd.
sol0-sss POINTER Z ERWIN, Props.
q >HE NATURAL BRIDGE PROPERTY At
PUBLIC AuCTlON.-The subscribers win
oneT for sale, At auction, on Thursday, the III
day Of November, that valuable and widely knowA
properly, the NATURAL BRIDGE, suaehsd 10
which are ftom l50 10 IFS scres OF hand, with a
ss and p nc s ss S
One of the best Tavern stands n Western virsIa-
Ia. OF the Bridge Itself, its aaeRl6eent sceasy
and sranS natural eeaa'is,s = q unnecessary !:
the historian, and the object Of Woaderina admire
iion 10 the toarst Of every CLINE ios more rhsa
century.
Of the Hotel, copslsung Of everything to be found
In rst class, well fuTnisssd Hotel, together with
all tn apparatus fes large Kitchen establishment.
Also, 20 or ~ head Of hogs, Or 10 fine nlieh
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E1OR RENT-The very desirable Country Seat
IT called "Locust Hill" situated at the iutcrsec-
ton of the Mountain and r, Il Potomac Railroad,
ten miles from Richmond Any one reutting the
above place for my unexpired time, will have the
Apply to McCONNELI, Jr,
"a Auditors Office, corner Of 9th aud Grace sts.
Q.k
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EcOR RENr-Three nicely furnished rooms, with.
out board; with use Of kitchen. Would prefer
to rent to gentleman and his wife without children.
Apply to Mrs SKINNER, on Broad, between 23d and
9th eta, Church Hill. no E-2tt
nor RENT-Two comfortably furnished Rooms,
IT. with use Of parlor and kitchen. For particulars
apply at residence. on Church Hill Marshall street.
between 18th and 25th, first brick house
no 14-2tA
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FOR RENT AND SALE,

NOTICE II propose to rent my Farm for the en-.
~ suing year, comprising one thousand acres in
good condition. improvements good. Dwelling
with eight rooms, with all necessary Out-buiidmgs
My farm is one and half miles from Meherrn De
pot. on the Richmond and Danve Railroad
shall SELL the 18Th inst my Crop Of the present
year Any one desiring can buy On DAY Of sale
of food is necessary for of the ung
year. have also twenty or thirty negroes for hire
Tii0S HASKINs, Mebsrrin Depot.
m 1l-dtk
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E>OK RENT-A House, containing five rooms, with
kitchen, large garden, pump Of water, and
handsome flower garden. Far further nfSr
apply on the premises, 25th Areet, Union Hill, six
doors north OF Masonic Hall, between o and SIS.
10 1i-2lA
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,OK RENT-One half Of my residence, (called
r Fontcelio,) Gu the River road, nj Chesterfield
county, one mile from Mayo's Bridge The dwelling
house contains Elk rooms, and ,he,e attached all
necessary out house, Thirty five acres of land and
a large brick ce-hOuse will also be rented if de-
sired. Apply to Capt W w. WEEIGER. sbockoe Slip
or to me. (na l4-eod2ttl MARIA T. CLARKE
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VI SATURDAY AFTERNOON
CONCERT,
November 14th, 1868,
BY Nr and Misses sLOMAN.
Exchange Hotel,
CONCERT HALL,
Corner 14th and Franklin streetsl
For the accommodation of Families.
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~ In compliance TO many requests the manage
ment have concluded to open the Box Book from this
day, and every day, until Monday, when seats
may be secured.
IA. Those requiring Private Boxes are requested
to Call early [uo 14-2] ID o.
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Doors open at 2h O'Clock; commence 81 Pm.
Tickets So each-children half price.
Deductions made for schools.
no 11--1tk
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WANTED-Tq hire = Servant, to go TO Orange
w Court House, to wait In . store and to attend
to horses The highest prize VIII lie paid for good
servant. Apply to me, ct W Mountc aatle's store,
No 1888 Broad 1t, Richmond, VI.
no l2-3tf MOUNTCASTLE.
, 1863-07-12
HO6TETTER,S


Against the vapora foul prepare,
That fover taint the heavy air.
Drink not unnixed the water found
In nrrai7tes, woods, OF matshy gsouad
II Hsedenta1y toll you ply.
NATURE toe MUST ASSIST OF DE
For when tebasred from exercise.
For ARTIFICIAL AID ahe cries.
Meticinss 9 ghsd purpose and intent
Is threatened eytl to PREVENT;
And u you'd be relieved or spared
From lila that crush tbs uspRkpAREn.
uostetter's Bitters usa-for nota
THEY are the surest ASr1DoTx,
To set at defiance the mi4sma OF unhealthy sells the
poison Of wheleaome water. tue eGav1a Of crowded
woskroons and factories and the banefu1 1nuenceof
sedentary employmeuts 1t is only necessary to
armed With
, 1863-07-12
HOSTETTER.
CELEBRATED sT0MACH BIT1ERS

Dyspepsta's rangs that rack aad grind
The boIy. Aad depress the mind:
A.usB. taat Sd they 60 and como,
Make LITE constant nsssyrdom;
Coles I'D dJEenteric cat-s.
'Seath which the strong mans v1sor waaess
Bilious complaints. thoss redio1a ILLS.
Ee'er conquered yet by drastic pills;
Drcsd diarrhea. TINT cannot bo
Cured BY destructive me:cayy;
Slow. constitutional decay.
That brings death ne1er day BY day;
Nervous p:ostraston. mental gloom
IIeralds Of madness or the toub;
For ttese-thoush mineral nostrums hiA
Means Of Relief at least we ball.
HosTk1TER's BrFrsRs-medic1ne sits.
Motto pREvEsr ALONE. but CURE.
In DTsPzrs1A FEVER AsD Aaua. BILIOUS COY
PLANTS. CONSTITUTIONAL and NERVOUS Dkn11trr
CONSTIPATION. 6KAs1oKSEss. 9rAsns. and In all CON
plants OF S1ac or Woman, proceeding from casual or
rheseut weakness Of the body the oaa great remedy
and EessoTatireis