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OBITUARY.

y,I nj his residence, iia Che.ts,mra oouass, an,
p'S'i' istt- WILLIAM A. MARTIN, In the hitS-
nfth year Of his age
M ,ho carly life IL this eminen.ly pious servant
.,pdaS lint little of special interest IL known ne
ba,,n,e the subject Of saving grace when au'.e
,,o,,ng man, and united himself u beeh,i Dapus.
yo p -, which he lived a faithful and honored
t.n,s an .he lav OF his. death. Blessed by ma
tmre With an amiabe and oiigang disposition, he
uniformly sought the happiness oil others, even
a.;,,,es nj the eyrensc Of his own profit ard con-
na;ancn lie was q noble specimen of the true
and high minded gentleman, ana was desevedly
held in hieh esteem, by all classes OF HIM il might
10 truly said that !" ALI men spoke well F" He was
A valuable citizen an example Of industry, So
br;ety and integrity To the poor and distressed
fellow man. his store house was ever open, and his
generous and benevolent attention never sought IN
vain His hospitality TO ministers OF the gospel
was notorious and hence the wayfasing munster
ever found under his roof a pleasant asylum AS a
Chr;st,an he was modest and unobtrusive; yet 40
sincere and dcap were his religion. affections that
go cauld know him without seeing beautifully
displayed the lovely consistency OF his Christian
character. - ,,:
close with God, and consequently having the testi-
monv AZ he pleased God. He was distinguished
for his devotion 20 the welfare Of the church to
which he belonged and ever felt lively intercs: In
oil schemes having for their object the prosperity
OF religion by u5ag the office 0: de icon well for
twenty years, he purchased to himself good de-
gree and great boline,s Ill the fifth" The church
has lost its most eff ent and devoted member and
his place cannot be filed For several years his
pre- arious and declining health inteIercd with the
discharge of his mere public religious duties yet
his Christian patience WAS strikngiy displayed lie
suffered in his last illness severely, yet he was SUBJ
missive 20 the Divine will As he drew neat to the
end of his earthly career on reviewing his past life
the only regret he felt that he had not lived
nearer the Saviour. When asked to his prospects
for eternity, he said that all was welt, his trust
was only in the righteousness OF Christ, WHO had
abolished death and brought life and immortality u
light" In.view of death, therefore, he calm
fearing not its terrors. His death was as peaceful
as his life was blaincless. Titus the noble gentle
man and exemplary Christian has passed from The
sorrows of earth to the IrCtion OF lis eternal re-
ward, deeply lamented by an interesting family oi
children and a large circle Of friends.
A FRIEND.
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MARRIED.

Alto broad Street Methodst Church, in this
rity a., me 2tth lnsi ant blythe Rev. John H. Boyd
NJ AARON 4. DTEDSoE, Of Henrico county. to
Ma BETTE B. JONES, Of Hanover county
DAUGHTER Of Albert 8. Jones.
On Tuesday, Nc vcrnber %, 1898. by the Rev ", -
us,hiei. RICHARD II. =. ROBINSON OF Aiex.
sndria Virginia. 20 MARIA eadcat da"sh'er VI VS.
late Frederick ANDERSON, of this rsfy.
ciarksyille (Tcnncsscel papers please copy.
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by Thomas ". Ksssses AustieneeFs
(omos ounw u Twslsh - Cy st1ssta)
CPLENDID HOUSEHOLD AND
oKTTCHEN FURNTTURR At AUCTI0N.A
Vi sell pp3sndid lot Of HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNTTURE. and some splendid IN
CRAVINGS, on MONDAY NEXT, commencing at
10 O'Clock 1T the house Of Mr.. +. L. HcElroys west
end a Marshall street. consisting In part a. follows
elegant Brussels Carpet,
fine Ingram Carpet,
I elegant Sofa,
I elegant Centre Table,
I double Bed Lounge,
1 spi7ndid French Plate Mirror,
/ yery fine Astral Lamp,
beautiful Japan Walters,
Cane-Seat and Windsor Chairs,
l very fine Sideboard,
very fine Refrigerator,
Office Stove,
Air-tight Stove,
Several Office Chairs,
very elegant Oil Cloth, 10 by IL fees'
l elegant large-sixe Child's Carriage
l first-rate Sewing Machine,
I elegant Rocking Chair,
and the usual assortment Of Kitchen Furniture.
ALSO,
Several choice and beautiful ENGRAvINGS, with
rich gilt and rosewood frames; all with rich plate
representing the United States Senate Of
1850: dhe hundred distinct figures, covered with
fine plate glass; and number Of other very fine ar
ticles too numerous TO mention
no26 T. W. KEESEE, Auctioneer.
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EGYPTIAN MONA Eide

TGYPTIAN COR MONA FIDE
III QUID PRO QUO.-The subscriber offers to
farmers throughout the country the EGYPTIAN
CORN, which, upon trial, was found TO rpen, plant
ed even the LIST OF July. 1t is estimated, from its
very prolific qualities, to yield two hundred bushels
per acre, and weighs by sealed measure, sixty-hve
pounds to the bushel. This corn was produced by
some procured direct from Mr. Jones, our Consular
Agent directly on his return from Egypt.
It needs different culture from that OF otner
varieties and in the South, two crops can be raised
in one season on the same ground 1t grows IN the
form of tree and twenty-five ears have grown
upon one stalk, and will average from five to hf-
teen For domestic use, it is unparalleled. When
ground and properly bolted it is equal in color and
fineness to wheaton -four As forage crop, by SOW
ing in drills or broadcast for early feed, there Ii no
kind of corn so well adapted tomilch cows and none
that will Weld half the value in stalk or corn
It can be successfully grown in any State
Lean give the most satisfactory references that
the corn is, in every respect what represent II 70
be and further, / am the only person throughout
the country who has this variety Of corn. Having
secured quantity, am now able TO MI all orders
for those desirous OF testing IT,
To any person who will enclose in letter hve
dollars in stamps or currency, directed 70 me, VIII
send postage paid, sufficient corn. 70 produce
enough to plant, the following year. from twenty TO
thirty acres Also, direction for planting ana eulti-
Any person who will get up club Of Ave Win re-
ceive a package gratis.
Give your full naype, post-ofdce, county and State
written plain SO that no errors may occur.
Address FRANK II. q. LINDSEY,
Ravens Nest post-otfico,
no 23-4ts Washington county, Virginia
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TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT,
CoNYEpERArR STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond August 8, 1854.


TERTIFICATESOF INDEBTEDNESS
Y BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAAATION.-By
the fourteenth section of the act to reduce the cur
rency approved February IT, 1864, the Secretary OK
the Treasury is authorized to issue the above certi-
Hcates, payable two years after the ratification OF
treaty Of peace with the United States They oan.
not be sold but only TO be issued to such crcd-
tors of the Government willing to receive the
same in payment Of their demands. They must also
be given at par, though free frcrh taxation.
The attention Of purchasing agents and disburs-
ing officers of the Government s called TO this class
of public securities offering peculiar advantages
to those from whom the supplies OF the Government
are bought and to facilitate the Of them, checks
drawn by disbursing.offcers upon the depositaries
holding these funds, and marked across the lace
"payable in certificates of Indebtedness" Will 30
paid in conformity Herewith.
Depositaries are hereby authorized and required
to comply with this regulation and to make apple
cation TO the Register for supplies OF certificates a.
au 22-ts Secretary OF Treasury.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CoNrKpKRATR STATES OF AMERICA.


r DAMS ON THE SECURITY OF THE
FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
CENT. N0N-TAXABLE BONDS, UNDER THE
SEVENTH SECTION OF THE CURRENCY
LAw.-Deposits on call viii be received by the
Treasurer in this city, Assistant Treasnrers at
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, Savan-
nah and Montgomery, and certificates viii be issued
for the same bearing interest at the rate Of four Per
cent. per annum, and secured BY the hypothecation
of an amount Of tho above bonds equal to the sum
of these loans The bonds to be set apart by the
Treasurer, and the proceeds when sold, applied ex-
clusively to the payment Of the said certificates
The security and convenience afforded to banks
and other corporations and to the public generally,
by this mode of temporary investment, and the ef-
feet Of the measure, if generally adopted in keep.
ing the currency within moderate bounds, II Is hoped
win commend II to the favorable consideration Of the
community and secure their prompt cooperation La
carrying it into effect. g. A. TRENHOLM,
au pts Secretary Of the Treasury.
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DRIME BUTTER, BACON, DRIED
EpIrTP 6c

URINE BUTTER, BACON, DRIED
FRUIT, &c.
500 pounds prime Butter,
500 pounds Family Bacon,
rs bushels Dried Apples,
kegs Cooking Soda,
barrel Washing Soda,
White Beans and Blackeye Peas,
500 pounds Maple Sugar,
New Orleans and Sorghum Molasses.
Flour and Meal,
400 bushels Irish Potatoes,
S tierces Rice,
100 boxes Chewing Tobacco different brands),
30 cases and barrels superior Smoking Tobacco,
and general assortment Of GROCERIES.
Consignments Of all kinds Of COUNTRY PRO-
DUCE and TOBACCO solicited
JONES & PHILIPS,
no 25-2<s Ninth and Main streets.
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
RrcHMosp, October IL, 1864.
MONT AXABLE BONDS, FIVE
MISREPRESENTATION LOAN--SALE con-
TfNUED.-Numerous applications having been
made for bonds at the established price Of hum
dred and thirtyve dollars and interest, under cir
cumstances that enttle them to favorable considers
ation it has been determined to continue the sale
at the above price until further notice.
Agents for the sale Of these Bonds are instructed
to net in accordance with this order and the atten
ton Of discussing officers of the Government is par
ticularly called to it. @. A. TRENHOLM,
ocl2-ts Secretary of the Treasury.
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A convention Of the dentists Of the
Confederacy" is called, to meet at Au-
gusta, Georgia, on the 2sth instant-to
pull Sherlnan's testh, probably.
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nAPER MILL AND MOOD LAND

TAPER MILL AND WOOD LAND
AT AUOTION-Will be sold at auction, on
THURSDAY, December LIST, at the Blue Ridge Ho-
tel in Botetourt county, on the macadamized road,
one mile from the hotel and TRACT OF VALU-
ABLE WOOD LAND, three miles distant from the
mill The mill is in good order, with excellent ma
chinerv. but little worn-indeed, good as new
The establishment is supplied with a superabun-
dance of clear water for washing rags and the night
to make lime for its purposes fr0m an adjoining
quarry.
Sale to take place at IL o'clock, and terms cash.
J. A. COWARDIN.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS s A j. + OF
~ HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNl-
fURE.-Win be sold, on TUESDAY, the 29th IN
slant, at the late residence of Il. Mccarthy, de.
ceased, Eighth street, beyond the City Spring. at
10 o'clock, a large and valuable lot OF HOUSE,
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting OF
the following articles:
Lot of Parlor Furniture,
Sofas, Chairs,
large fine Carpet,
Centre Table,
Chamber Furniture,
Beds and Bedsteads,
pair of Diyans,
Mahogany Washstand,
China Tea Set,
A fine Wardrobe,
Parlor Chairs.
Glassware,
$50 bushels Coal,
Cooking-Stove,
A large lot of Kitchen Furniture,
dozen Tea Spoons,
dozen Table Spoons,
and large number of other articles, such as are
| used in housekeeping.
Also one PEW in the First Baptist Church.
| At 10 O'Clock, will be rented out the HOUSE fol
the balance of the year. to expire on the LIST day
| October, 1865.
TERMS: Cash. EDWARD McCAKTHf,
| Administrator of F. Mccarthy, deceased.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auctioneer. no "a
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cprnyII NOTICES.

) tW- SPECIAL NoTfcH.--On TUESDAY
MKT. 1gth instant, commencing e hnif-pa1 ~
4 ~ we viii sell the remainder Of the goods, &C.,
thar eouId not be disposed ct on the Esd instant,
embracing quite an assortment, in which 10 note
10 cases excellent Stick Licortce,
50 boxes Soar,
geo rcams Wrapping Faper, -
10000 Florida Cigars,
10 tieroes Rice, --ts
sos packages Manufactured Tobacco.
After which, the remainder Of the day will DO de-
voted to the sale Of BOOKS We mention, as al-
ready in store, large and valuable Library, full
particulars Of which will be given in catalogue on
Saturday morning. This library is worthy the at
tention Of any person desiring scarce and valuable
books.
The sale Of books will commence at hali-past l
A. NJ and continue until finished "a TINS Is posi-
lively our last sale.
Parties wishing TO send Books, re-, for sale, VIII
furnish lists with them.
WILLIAMS & NoRFLEEn, Auctohsers,
corner Of Main and Thirteenth streets.
no 25-td
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STARE or VIRGINIA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
. RIoHM0ND, November 4, 1864. J

A PROCLAMATION.--W Whereas, a va
IA cancy has occurred in the General Assembly
Of this Commonwealth by the resignation Of 8. w.
Thomas, the member Of the House Of Delegates from
the county Of Warren therefore, ~
I, WILLIAM SMITH, Governor Of the Common
wealth Of Virginia, do hereby proclaim and make
ut the places prescribed by law TO supply the va.
cancy aforesaid, on the FIRST THURSDAY in
December next.
(->l Given under my hand rs Governor, and
l.. g. under the lesser seal of the Common Scalth,
- at Richmond, this 4th day ofNovembcf, 1854,
and in the eighty ninth year Of the Commonwealth.
WILLIAM SMITH.
Teste; 0EoRoE W. MrxroRp,
no tide Secretary Of the COMMONWEALTH.
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TREASURY DEPARTAkST,)
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
Richmond, July %, 1884,
TAXED TREASURY NOTES.--In or :
der to promote, as far practicable. the early
iauiaation by the Treasury Of the OUTSTANDING
TAXED NOTES, the Treasurer, Assistant Treasn-
rer and Pay Depositares in the different States are
hereby authorized to receive the said notes. exaeps
The siOO notes. at 66l per centum, deposit, issu-
ing for same certificates Of loan, upon hypotheca-
tion Of non-taxabe bonds. The said certificates to
be payable demand after the expiration OF ninety
DAYS.
And all agents for the sale Of the above bonds are
hereby authorized to receive the taxed notes, with
the Exception above named, in payment Of bonds,
q. A. TRENHOLM,
an 2-ts Secretary Of the Treasury.
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nUBLIC SALE OF REAL AND PER
SONAI. PROPERTY IN POWHATAN.-O

DUBLIC SALE OF REAL AND PER
sONAL PROPERTY IN POWHATAN-OCIn,
TUESDAY, the 9th day of December next, wall
sell. at public auction FARM in the lower end Of
Powhatan county, containing three hundred Ian and
fourteen acres, with good two-story DIV BILLING
HOUSE, containing four large rooms and base
ment, and all Necessary OUT HOUSES. There are
fifteen bushels of wheat and forty bushels OF winter
oats seeded on the place, now looking we'll The
Farm is in good neghborhood, within about four
miles of Powhatan station, Richmond and Danvil,e
railroad healthy locality, and has excellent we'll
water in the yard. Immediately after the sale OF
the Farm will sell all the CROPS OF every KIND
made this year; also, three MULES, one HORSE,
one woke OF OXEN, MICH COWS, fourteen HOGS;
FARMING UTENSILS Of every kind, embracing
new Flows, good Threshing- Machine, Wheat-fan,
Corn Shelter, Carts Wagon, &c.
TERMS: Cash. -.
Persons wishing to attend from Richmond or
above can do so by taking the Richmond and Dan,
vile cars to Powhatan station in the morning. and
return on the evening of the same day: Sale to
commence at IL o'clock A. NJ, and conducted oy
J. b. Go0DK ". .. SuMNEh.
no lS-5t~Tu&F
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NTOTICE.-owing to press Of bushes,

NOTICE.-Owing to press OF business
u and non-arrival OF two Of the Libraries, 1t
has been impossible to furnish to-day the Catalogue
of Books as expressed in a previous announcement
We therefore append, as far as pre- cncai, lew OF
the leading Standard, Historical Classic, Bellies
Lettres Miscellaneous and Medical Works OF the LII
hrary Of professional gentleman of this city, Sc
leeted with especial reference TO cultivated literary
taste, and consisting almost without an exception,
OF standard works of great value, and such as every
literary gentleman would like to have IN his IL
bIary.
It'll designed to commence the BOOK SALE as
near to Il O'clock NJ. possible. The goods first
mentioned in the advertisement will be first sold
Immediately after which say at II o'clock we will
sen am elegant lot of SILV EkWARE. in which we
note follows:
One very fine thick plated Castor, &C.,
One very fine Sugar Dish,
One Cream Pot,
One Molasses Can,
One Butter Plate and Knife,
I Six tablespoons,
Six Teaspoons,
Six Knives and Forks (largel,
Six Knives and Forks (small).
Parties ishng 10 consgn to this sale will send IN
everything on MONDAY.
- .f WILLIAMS & N0RFLEEr,
no 26-tds corner Thirteenth and Main streets.
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REAL EsTATE FOR SALE.

HARM OF TWO HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-FIVE ACRES IN NEW KENT.
NEAR THE WINDSOR SHADES. ON THE
ROAD FROM THE FORGE TO WILLIAMS
BURG, FOR SALE.-Eighty acres are cleared the
balance in original growth With large quantity OF
timber The soil is good with red clay sub soil =
The improvements are two small but comfortable,
wants houses-all new and comfortable, having
brick chimneys. This property is offered low, and
should attract the attention Of wishing to in
vest in small farm. For terms, 90, apply TO
GRUBBS & WILLIAM,
no 2e-eod2t Auctioneers.
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TRxAsunY DnPAnrxExr,
CONFEDERATE SrArKx or AnHnIcA,
RICHMOND, November 3, 1894

CONFEDERATE srArKx or AnxnIcA,
RIcHxoxD, November >, 1894 }
HfRCULAR.-It bong decided that
~ four per cent. certificates, and the bonds Is
on CON- moneys held abroad, bills OF exchange and
foreign credits, persons who have paid thess taxes
in new issue are entitled TO the return Of tho notes.
The Treasurer, Assistant Treasurers and Pay De-
positaries who have received the deposits Of tax cc
ctors are authorised In such cases, to refund the
notes and receive in lieu thereof an equal amount
Of four per cent. cerihcstes or bonds upon the de-
or certificates to be exchanged shall be endorsed
follows AZ certify that the within Tor attached)
certificate was received nom - - IN heu
CURRENCY Of the new issue, and that the same mas
been exchanged for new issue to Reimburse him y
and signed BY tho State Tax Collector
q. A. TRENHOLM,
no l0--im Secretary of the Treasury.
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Tor SALE, two HORSES, suitabls for
It cavalry, and both work we'll in harness. Ap.
ply to Nessrs. r. 3. COLBY CO.,
no le-l2ts 10. M0 Nam slyeet.
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IA 1DcnM0NDs U6von6M 81 -
fUVHEAsURY NOTES or TIN Old
ugUR-Ts - "a ~ svsSy hdnlly ~ -
iI6fdn4 ~ - hoJtas q NO. 49, - eo.son4
TrsasulV1n IA Hay DscoateriMy md the DeDo1.
taries vloee duty hes 49, hitherto ll51itsd g ne-
Ing, axe hsreby Authorized % receive ths neess n
estee tho nzass of The depotors receiving ~ notse
offered for, and entitled 10, sxchanee until The ~
day II January, 1855, inclusive. Ths notes ~
csived and registered must BE- forwarded By sxpSoW
10 The Treasurer q Richmond, with copy 81 Ne
reesteR and nev issues for the pSyent Of IL -
positors win Be- immediately forwarded in Seturn.
The Assistant Treasures and Depodtoxfoo oSo
hereby instructed to rcpublish this notice.
@. A. TRENHOLM.
no ls-t1J Secretary Of ths Treasury.
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WANTED.

WANTED TO BUY, SOME HAND
" SOME LONG HAIR, for which good price
viii be raid if delivered at the FQENCH HAIR
DRESSING SALOON, No. 1870 Main street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth
Ladies' private entrance by the side,ioor.
1e
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By James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer.

VACANT LOT ON TWENTY-NINTH
Y STREET, CHURCH HID. FOX SALE Al
Auction WIN be sold on TUESDAY, the 10Th OF
November, at 4 o'clock p. NJ, on the premises, q
VACANT LOT on the east side Of Twenty ninth
street, adjoining the residence Of Mr.. John walsh
The lot fronts thirty-three feet on Twenty-ninth
street and runs back one hundred and thirty-two
feet. -
TIRMs Made known at sale.
no 25-4t JAMES M. TAYLOR, Aucnoneef.
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yXTANTED, MALE TEACHER, to go
w to the county of Buckingham, Va, 70 teach
In a private family He must be well qualified to
teach French, Latin and Mathematics. Address
CHARLES Y. MORRISS,
no Its Richmond, Virginia
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w ANTED, SITUATION A by a
w YOUNG LADY, as TEACHER In a school
or private family; objection to going South. Ana
pie reference given if required. Address, stating
terms, " REFUGEE,' Piedmont House, Richmond,
Virginia. no 23-5t"
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NEW SCHOOL BOOKS.-J. w.
~ RANDOLPH has for sale
Bingham's Latin Grammar, So.
Smythe's Primary English Grammar, So.
I.ander's Primary Arithmetic, $3.50.
Sterling's Spelling Book, 81.
Sterling's First Reader, illustrated, IS. E
Sterliig's First Primer, illustrated, $3.50.
A large stock Of English, French, Latin and
Greek school Books are for sale at 10. l2l Main
street. no 26-lte
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"ANTED TO PURCHASE A SER
w VANT.-I wish to purchase, between now
and Christmas, first-rato COOK, WASHER and
IRONER; one that can be well recommended; L
want no other eI. -t.
TO H-Stawts JOHN DO0IEY.
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OyYIos OF THE RrcxnosD. FBxnxRIcxssvRal
AND PoroMAc RAILROAD CoAPANy,
Richmond. November -. 1884.

AxD PoroMAc RAILaoAD CoxrAxy,
Richmond, November ~, 1854.
IMPORTANT Stockholders
Of the RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
have, or shall have, dividends dus to them, and
collected are hereby notified that all dividends will
be payable only In the treasury notes Of tho Com
federata States I'm which alone during the existing
day Of February, 1855 and after that date. at the
option Of this company, In the said treasury notee
or in the bonds Of the Confederate States, valued
and paid at the price without interestl paid for
such bonds by this company.
By order Of tbs Board Of Directors,
no 33--6t j. D. WINSTON, Treasurer.
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"AN re d, HARNESS MAKERS,
w COLLAR MAKERS and SHOEMAKEkS
at the Government Shops. G.. III. LOCHER,
Assistant Qaartermaster, Lynchbarg, Va.
- -Oru
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e. Flour, @
MEAL,
CORN,
OATS,
SHORTS,
BRAN,
for sale, by the quantity or sushel, at the
CITY FEED STORE,
Clendining & Co.'s old stand,
Cary street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
no 5o-lw-
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WANTED TO EMPLOY, first rate
w COAT CUTTER. TO one that will suit con-
slant employment and good wages will be given
Address Box 507, Richmond, Va no s3-ts