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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-25

TON.
Below we publish some refugee votes
cast in this city on Thursday last:
SENATE.
James City. Williamsbury, 9r.-Baker P. Leigh,
43 John Tyler, 81 CYRUS A. Branch, IL.
T"enty-seeond District.-James B. Sener, 10: W.
b. QuesenberTy. 6.
city Of o,jolx.-aeneral VIM: Malone, Is DR..
J J. Simpkins, l.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
James City-Jaa W. Curtis, %; W R. Willis
80, h H. Armistead. 5; Il. C. Apperson. Is.
Stewart, !; A. g. Watts. IL.
lionel E. W. Berkeley. 3.
City Of Norfolk R. H. Baker, Jr., 10
Jefferson C0anty-Wm. Burnett. 80; W. H.
Nassau, 10; J. J. Locke, Is; ). 8. Melvin, II w.
A. Mcdonald, ii John Henderson, /.
Marion Co"mty.-J. 8. Raymond, s.; - Ar
uett, l.
Alexandria Morton Marye, 90; B. H. Berry.
50 d. L. Smco., 2.
The following is a statement Of the
polls at Chafh..'s Bluff:
Sixteenth District.-Cyrus A. Branch. Is; Baker
r Lee, q.
city Of Richmond.-T. p. August, 5.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Charles CITY, NeW Kent and James City.-R. C.
Apperson, IL; b. l.. farinholt, 8; Ira L. Bowles,
Is; +. n. Ware, 5.
City Of Riehm,ond.-D J. Saunders, /; r. F.
Walker, 3; D. l. Burr, 5.
York, Elisabeth City, Warscick and City 81 WI
hamsb9,g.-J w. Curtis, 2; r. II. Armsteal, !.
Gooehiand.-J. c. Rutherford, Is; John Wood
son.S 8.
La"enburg.-C. 7. Allen, IS; r. B. Bride. !; j.
&. Payne, i.
Aeeomae-T. c. Pa.ramore, 8; T. J Grinnalds, 2.
| Braaswiek.-R. 4. Meade, 3; e. NJ. Dr00mgOOle, !.
| Uenrico Robert A. Mayo. 2; J. ]. English, !.
Prince Ed~ard.-T. T. Tfedway, !.
D.aesddie.-J. G. Griffin, l.
fttsyiraaia.-A. g. Dufurd, !; John Gilner, ;
". NJ. Treaway, l.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
W. T. Sutherlin,l.
The above statement Of the polls at Chains
Sluf, believe, is entirely correct:
Lieutenant James City artillery.
The following is the vote polled in the
Thirty-second Virgins infantry:
Elizabeth City coaaty, York, War~iek ard CIT
wIi'a.sse*rg.-Aajor b. P.'Lee, Jr., ios 9. A.
H0usE OF DELEGATES.
H.sasetA City eoxssy. Xork, Warriek and Cts
w, W; James ". Curtis, SO.
csptaia aaA sussyinteaassa q 4Ieesisas.
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TUST RECEIVED at /. SCHRIVER'S.
q No. III Broad street. splendid lot Of HOOP
GOODS. consisting Of ENGLISH BERAGES,
FRENCH ORGANDIES, JACONETS, LAWNS,
CALICOES, ALPACAS, MERINOES, and general
assortment of DRY GOODS. Also. one piece Of
very fine ALI.-WOOL DELAINE (white), CHECK
MUSLINS, CAMBRICS, BRILLIANTS, WHITE
FLANNEL, TOWELS, &c. Remember the num-
bcr--l77 Broad street. NH 25-3t
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rT,O THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF

HNO THE VOTERS OF The CITY OF
II RICHNOND.-At the urgent solicitation Of
many friends, I announce myself candidate for
the Office OF SUPERINTENDENT OF THE CITY
pIedsing myself to devote my whole time and ca
liabilities TO the faithful discharge Of the duties Of
the Office should it be your pleasure TO elect and
respectfully refer you to the manner in which
have discharged the duties Of Assistant Inspector
(which office the Council have abolished), and
which I have held for the last nine years, ~ q
guarantee for the future. HUGH SMITH.
nah l5-3vs
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KTUTERS OK JEFFERSON WARD.-

VTOTERS OF JEFFERSON WARD
Y Mr.. JOHN G. PAGE. IN at the request a
many citizens, has consented 70 be candidate for
the position Of ALDERMAN Of our ward. He is
too well known to require reference TO long lie
Of sterling integrity. patriot in every sense. Ths
army loses not soldier BY his election. while orr
Ward and the Aagisterial Bench win gain vslua-
hle auxiliarv NH 40-t6a
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LOST, sTRAYED AND STOLEN.

CTRAYED, from the wagon.yard of the
y Tventy-fourth sesiment Virginia cavalry, on
Wednesday: i1e 22d uitimo; small sok RI
He bears the marks n bride reins on his neck, and
his the hair rubbedrom his thighs, apparently done
by harness.
He is eight yAars old, and in rather low order,
and had the scratches badly ON both hind feet The
bone q his right fore leg immediately below the
knee is larger than the other caused from its hav-
ing been broken when he was quite young
will give liberal reward for his return, or any
information that will lead to his recovery.
HUGH l.. DAVIS company 4,
Twenty-fourth regiment Virginia cavalry,
NH 25-3ts Garv's cavalry brigade.
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN from Camp
~ Lee, ON the night of the 18th instant, black
HORSE, with star i'll forehead; hind feet white,
and u tolerably good condition; name about tive
inches long, having not long since been cropped
J. HENRY RIVES,
NH 23-Gts Captain of Nelson Light Artillery.
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no THE. VOTERS OF MONROE
Il WARD.-In answer to the inquired of nume-
rous friends, through the press and otherwise. I
respectfully anno:nce myself CANDIDATE for
ALDERMAN from MONROE WARD. II Il should
be Your pleasure TO chooae me Tor that position,
NH 2i-t5thAs ", NICHOLAS BEDFORD.
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DEkSONAL.-f JOSHUA. KIM.
TROUGH. of bourbon county, Kentucky. 10
IN this city, and viii cal at the Dspatch ONCE. ne
viii earn Of good news from his family and friends
At hs me. NJ. Kimbrough is said to have been .
mem ~ Of the I" Public Guard" at Richmond in
l663. ANY inlprsn1lon concerning him wiz be
than 'kfully received IL addressed 70 X. Dispatch
o1ace NH 32-l0ts
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RICHMOND. March 20, 1855.
THO CAPTAIN WIN. A. CHARTERA~
II Dear Sir: We, the undersigned, citisens a
Monroe Ward, knowing youx qualifications and
business capacity, urgently request you 70 allow us
to use your name q candidate to represent M in
the Council Of the city.
Respectfully, your obedient servantae
VIM. II. BeveEidge, Geo. ". Sublett,
c. G. Ensley, John Clash,
VIM. Denny, John A. Tyree,
VIM. T. Trueman, James Jefreys,
Richd F. Glasebrook, SamI +. Allen,
VIM. J. Thomas, Jas. G. Mccarthy,
Reuben Smith, II. G. 1rnett, .
John +. Rogers, ] F. Glazebrook.
J. C. Fisher, Louis Gimmi,
DanI Denny, and tortysehree others.
RrcHxosD, March -, 1865.
To Messrs. Tim: II. Bereridgs, G. C. T7nsley, Him..
Denny, and Others:
Gentlemen In answer to your communication
Of the 10th instant, requesting the Of my name
as candidate to represent You in the Council Of
this city, beg leave to say that, while have not
sought the position. should it be the pleasure Of the
voters OF Monroe Ward TO elect me, viii serve
them to the best Of my ability.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
NH 24-2ts WM. A. CHARTERS.
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IN RESPONSE TO YOUR VERY

i fatterirg card Of the 2Ist instant, signed Many
Voters" calling upon me to allow you the use Of
my name CANDIDATES for ALDERMAN, I
most respectfully beg leave to say that : am no
.aspifant for Office. In my previous election, ran
surwounted by discharge on account Of physical
disability it has ceased now to be an object; but,
should it be your pleasure to elect me, will serve
you faithfully to the best Of my ability. SHALL
no considerations, ectioneer for sad office; and il
elected it must be by the spontaneous enthusiasm Of
my friends. am, respectfully,
Your fellow-ciizen,
w. H. BEvERIDGE.
RE: NoND, March -, 1865. NH 23-. l2ts
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TOST, the DIAMOND (Solitaire) SET
HIfum ring The finder will be handsomely
rewars led by leaving it with -
WEST JOHNSTON,
NH 23-eod4ts las Main street.
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r OST.-FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
IkEWAkD.-Lost, between the upper part OF
franklin street and the Telegraph office, GEN
ILENANH DIAMOND PIN (solitaire). The
finder can leave it with Messrs. ROBINSON,
ADAlIS & Co, corner Of Ninth and Main streets.
NH .s1-WTRLS3tS
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TO THE VOTERS OF MADISON
j WARD-Having been invited by my friends,
through the city papers, 70 announce myself can
didate for MAGISTRATE from Madison Ward,
take this occasion to declare myself q candidate.
and respectfully solicit the votes Of my
Gems. [mh 2O-tdel CHARLES HUNT.
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GTRAYED.-Came to my house, on
- Sunday, the 18th instant, a red and white
speckled COW-buffalo breed. The owner will
come forward, prove property, pay expenses, aud
take her away. ANDREW SHERMAN,
on Nine.nlile road, near Hardin's shop.
NH 23-S<s
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ITO MY CITIZENS OF
MADISON WARD-In response to card in
the Richmond Dispatch Of yesterday, calling upon
me to serve them as ALDERMAN beg leave to
say that, if it should be the pleasure Of my friends
to elect me pledge myself to discharge the duties
OF the Office faithfully.
NH 2s-l2ts JAMES A. POWELL.
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r RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE my.
self candidate for the Office of NA0ISTRATE
Tor Monroe Ward. should it be the pleasure Of the
voters 10 elect me, pledge myself 70 discharge the
duties to the best Of my ability.
NH 2l-3tawtdes WILLIAM g. PHILLIPS.
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the Old Market, ROLL OF CONFEDERATE
NOTES, amounting to one thousand dollars. The
finder will receive the above reward on leaving the
money at this office. NH 25-2ts
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THO MANY VOTERS OF MONROE
Il WARD.-Hsving seen my name announced
in the Dispatch Of to-day for MAGISTRATE u the
city, hereby declare myself = candidate, and
should it be the pleasure Of thu peoE1s 70 eAssA
viii try and discharge the duties Of the office
faithfully. Respectfully,
NH l7-tdee =. H. HOY.
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6NE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

CTRAYED OR STOLEN from the
~ Third Virginia regiment OF cavalry, on Me-
chanic,ville pike, u SORREL HORSE. He has a
ore on his back and his eyes are very Detective
camp, to company y, Of the above regiment.
mh 25-lts
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ITO THE VOTERS OF JEFFERSON

i wARD.-At the urgent request Of many
friends, Mr.. RICHMOND L. WILLIAMS has con-
scented to become a candidate for the position Of
ALDERMAN OF JEFFERSON WARD Having
been q resident Of this Ward for the last fifteen
years, Mr.. WILLIAMS ia so we'll known as to render
unnecessary any allusion to his high moral cha
racter, intelligence and qualifications for the posi-
ton OF magistrate. NH 33-tA5ths
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.
WARD.-Stolen from our coal. yard, ON the
Bsin, ON the night Of the 18th instant, dark-bay
HORSE MULE, nine years old; has sore on his
left shoulder and two scars OH his back. The above
reward will be paid for his delivery at our yard.
NH 23-eod3ts SCOT HARVEY.
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WANTED, MAN white or colored)
w to work in gal den near the city. strong,
active BOY would d. Inquire ut the cOnfectiOnely
store Of ". A. J. SMITH, corner Of Main and filst
streets. NH 23-3ts
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WANTED TO PURCHASE, SMALL
w FARM. in the vicinity of Richmond, with a
comfortable DWELLING and other necessary
buildings upon it. Address g at this office.
NH 22-5ts
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"ANTED, some pe1son to take charge
w Of SMALL FARM five miles from the
city, containing eighteen acres, with a house con-
tanning five comfortable rooms. Apply to 4. H.
CHESIERMAN, box 79l, or Catherine street, be-
tween Clay and Leigh.
p. S-Wanted to rent, my STEAM MILL, ON
south side dock. :. Fanh 2H3taw6te1 E. III. c..
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HOUSEKEEPERW ANTED-ami middle.
III aged LADY, who can come well recommended
to go three miles4n the country. Apply to MRS
STEWART, on Venable street. NH 23-4ts
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
i WARD.-Lost, between the capitol, the post
o'clock on Friday evening, pair Of GOLD
SPECTACLE3.
NH 25-2ts JOSEPH JACKSON.
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!" A MED, to HIRE Z WHITE
w WOnA1 70 take charge Of hepss 1pr .
small family. Also. wanted, . good NEGRO
WOMAN who understands how 70 wash and iron
and make good bread. Recommendations required.
Apply on Broad, betveen Third and Fourth slxssts,
over the store OF ID. H. Valentine. NH 25-1ts
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"ANTED, a settled NEGRO WO
w MAN, Without incumhrance except hus-
band, to COOK, WASH and IRON &C., for two in
family or one who would be willing to rent two
kitchen rooms, and be paid according to present
rates for anything required to be done. Apply to
PROFESSOR DEC(ENEL.,
NH 24-2te corner First and Grace streets.
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WANTED TO SELL, handsome
new Any person wishing to purchase one, can do
SO by calling at my residence, corner Of Eighteenth
and Grace streets Also, a No. / GUARD pOG
mh.23 St.
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TN REPLY To THE CARD SIGNED
'NAny voters, |" II it b the pleasure q tAs ~.
teFs Al Xonroe WaTd to elect ne - the Beach, !
win discharge the duties to the NJ Il my shshsy
mh,s-tae. Anxs ?. DHxsoN.
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"ANTED, by LADY, SITUA7
w TON as SAlESWOMAN in q dry goods
store. The best Of reference as to responsibility
and fidelity will be furnished, if desired also,
SITUATION for an intelligent BOY fourteen years
OF age in some store grocery preferred). Address
APPLICANT, Dispatch office. NH 23-Sts
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WANTED TO PURCHASER pair of
w large MULES and LIGHT ROAD WA:
CON, with HARNESS.. Apply ut the Powhatan
Hotel. NH 23-3ts
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7ANTED TO HIRE, TEN NEGRO
w MEN. Apply to p. F. BROWN,
Surgeon in Charge
NH 2i-3ts Chimborazo Hospital. No. l.
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THO THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND
respectfully announce myself CANDl'
DATE Tor reelection to the o1lce a. SUPkRlN'
TENDENT OF THE CITY 0AA WORKS.
NH l6-lStS JOHUO FRY.
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A TEyANDRIA STEAM DYEING AND
"A CLOTH DRESSING HOUSE,
A-1- v,y1T
J. WAKEFIELD, Propriett

Merchants aud others arc respectfully invited
70 examine the SUPERIOR STYLE in which
Goodsare CLEANED and DY ED at this house,
10. 81. FAIRFAX STREET, OLD STAND,
where everything appertaining to we'll regu-
lated house of the kind be done in superior
manner, at moderate prices and goods torward
and carefully packed. ;.
A call is respectfully solicited. Ioy vii!
find me at al! times st 7ly post ready and vii
ling to accommodate a! desiring my services.
SOP lin
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FROM MEXICO.

e The French have occupied Chihuah1,u,a. = . u
arez and his Cabinet have fed to 81 faS IS
which IS at present the headquarters OF 'no
Mexican Government. ~ ooon no
me indications are that Juarez Will soon ~
driven from this last foothold on Mexican SUI ~
and become fugitive within the boroets % 'A4o
United States. aonoo q
The Times Brownsville corresponding. :. u
August 26, saws the Matamoras Monitor o. OF tle
preceding week announced the arrival OIL Deao'
regard at Vera Cruz. hn+ .ro
The Liberals on the border are qule' A'o0 az
recruiting. ,l4ho,o+a ovdnr
Of Sheridan have nearly all gone nome ~ a.
large force still remains at bfo"nsSi'lo CIV
the interior OF Texas. - & tbo oath
Alta grand ball on the nlgnt o. ~ eto 1'
given in honor of Macmillan &c was T aslenuea
by General Steele, who toasteo ZIG t1ll1 p0'0':
n an order recently issued by Gen. olooum'
commanding the Department OF mississippi
n connection with the trial by military COM
mission the General publishes the following
Communication from Secretary Stanton to that
Denartment upon the subject
tsTbe State of Mississippi, in common with
other insurgent States, is stilln the occupation
If our forces, and, embraced as 1t is IN null
tar I'D department IS still to very considerable
extent under the control of the military au-
th h Moreover, the rebellion, although
physically crushed, has not been officially 1;ya an
nounced or treated either directly or lnd!re ei
" as q thing of the past. Suspension OF the
Iabeas corpus has not been terminated, nor
has military lit law ceased TO be enforced, in
proper cases, through the agency. OF military
courts and military commanders in all parts
of the country.
The Philadelphia Press says that the rain
storm of Monday in that city was exceedingly
heavy Chestnut street was like lake OF
water in many places the aqueous element
being over the curbstonee. The Water r Ue:
through the basement windows Of the Cont.
mental and Girard House to SO great an extent
as to extinguish the fires in the englne-rooms,
The water was at least seven feet deep IL g
portion of the basement OF the Cont1nental
za~rx~~
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
Insurance.
AIREMARLE INSURANCE CO.,

a Ii WI
n '1 or CHARLoTTEsyILLE VA.
= This old and well and we'll established VlR-
GINA COMPANY, having survived the ca,
1am;ties Of the past four years is now in good
Condition ll and prepared to transact business in
known reputation Of the Company for cauto on
Losses will DO doubt secure for it fair share
mas The undersigned have examined the
statement of Assets and Liabilities Of the Abe"
marie Insurance Company, and are fully salts
fed Of the safety and soundness Of the Institil-
ton. and recommend it to public favor.
HORACE Il, KENT,
A. 7. STOKES s. CO.,
THOMAS r. PRICE.
Having accepted the agency of this Company,
take pleasure in recommending it to my
friends as being reliable and III every way
worthy Of their patronage, an
ROBERT L. WOOD,
aug lily NO. 10 KING ST., ALEXANDRIA. VA.
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rIRE INSURANCE AGENCY,
{ No. 1Ol, Prince Street Aler0nd1l0, "a.
MARYLAND
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

OF Al tt NJ Il p
The undersigned is authorized By a resolution
Of the board Of this Company TO issue perpetual
policies Of insurance against loss or damage by
fire, upon brick OF stone dwellings, or ware
houses This is desirable and cheap mode OF
insurance to persons owning, real estate. IN
ing it, on the same description Of property for
two to seven years, or favorable terms:
At the same time the company continues to
insure upon all descriptions Of property III the
city or elsewhere by the year, month, or
shorter period, including inland transportation,
All losses literally adjusted and promptly
Maid Taugl1-tf1 6. T. THOMAS, Agent
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PHILADELPHIA HOUSE,
NOS. ) and :. SOUTH ROYAL Str hET,
ALEXANDRIA,
FORMERLY Cottage Hcadquarters.)


The undersigned won d respectfully an
nounce to his friends and the public generally,
that he has taken the above named house,
which, for location and convenience, is not ex-
celled by any hotel in the city. Thankful for
past favors, he solicits q continuance or the
generous and Liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed upon him.
Daily and weekly BOARDEkS taken on
the most reasonable terms.
DELpHIA ALE and LAGER BEER always
kept on hand.
Ny TABLE will always be supplied with
the best the market affords
A LADIES ORDINARY is attached to
this house. with courteous and attentive wait
ers always in attendance
NH 13-tf GEORGE W. FORTNER.
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DEABODY FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
4 OF BALTIM ORE
Persons DESTROYS Of effecting INSURAN CE
in this substantial and reliable company, can
do so, on favorable terms by applying to me,
their agent, st my Office in the Market Building
my 1T 4. JOHNSTON,
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NTOTICE.-ROBERTJ j, SMITH, ATTOR-
IN NEY AT Law and NOTARY PUBLIC,
has opened his Office at Phenik Ball, where he
may BE- found from q. M, to Up. IN daily.
aug loft
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Commission Merchants.

N7E HAVE this day formed co-partner
w ship, under the style Of
WILMER s. WASHINGTON;
and will carry on a general AUCTION and
OMMISSION BUSINESS, in the large and
commodious warehouse on the wharf, occupied
for many years by Stephen Shinn.
We solicit consignments Of all kinds Of Coun-
try Produce, Dry Goods, Groceries, Cotton
Yarns, Tobacco sc.
Special attention given to the sale Of Real
Estate, Stocks and Merchandise Of every des-
cription. Prompt returns will be rendered as
soon as sales are made.
Groceries and other goods furnished on the
best terms References given if required
GEORGE K. WILMER.
aug 7-tf GEO. WASHINGTON.
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IT S. I L + VI / \ G,
WIICHIAKER AND JEUELEE
NO. Sc. KING STREET, -.,n
Has constantly on hand 4 large ana VIZ"
selected stock Of
WATCHES AND JEWELhl:,
WATCHES and J L " ELRl c"retoD1 ~
paired and warranted ,,..,..,.o,
have also connected with my es@ 5,Is!3- rrP
first class and experienced Fauna, IN r.I
who is prepared to execute all KINGS o. o.. - ar
CRAVING III the most approved sly ie. %-.. -
the shortest notice. j. 49,
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I.NSUR ANCE.

aoprRr JA,lIEsoN GEO ". JAMESON.
The undersigned have opened an office in
the Farmers Bank Building, No 100, Prince
street between Pitt and Royal Streets for the
transaction Of a GENERAL. INSURANCE
business.
They have been appointed agents for the
following vell-Ilnown and long established
Companies, IN place Of The former Agent. An
are" ? THE Ho,M nj INSURANCE CO..
Of the City Of New York;
lash Capital ......................52o oU Ooo w
Assets nearly .............."....." s,ooO, wv w
THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Of Hartford, CONNECTICUT; -
Capital ooo IVY ~
Assets A,ooosooe w
THE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Of Baltimore, Md,
Chartered Capital. ........::...: $3oo, ooo w
Losses will be literally adjusted and prompt
ly paid st this Agency.
Rates as favorable as those OF any other III
situations Of equal responsibility and standing.
ALI persons DESTROYS of obtaining frst-class
insurance. are respectfully invited to call
w. Office hours from 9 a. ~: to p m:
JAMESON s. BRO,
aug 1-ly Farmers Bank Building.
lNJKII INSUhA >CE AGENCY.
MARYLaND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF BaltlmOro.
Active Cash Capital 3oO, 900.
JOS Il. MILNOR Tli05. T. HAMbhAIOA,
Secretary President
MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Baltimore.
ISAAC WILLIAMS. n. P. CAMPBELL.
Secretary. President.
The undersigned has been appointed agent
in AleNand ra, for the above reliable COM
panies, and is prepared to issue policies against
loss Or damage by fire, Gu all descriptions of
property in the city or country, on terms as
favorable as those of any other company Of
equal strength and responsibility.
Applications in writing Or by person made
at my house, No. lOl, Prince street, will re-
celve prompt attention.
lie 16-6m G. I. THOMAS
DEABODY FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
4 OF BATTING
Persons DESTROYS Of efecting INSURANCE
in this substantial and reliable company, can
do so, on favorable terms, by applying to me,
their a gent, at my oficei in the Market Building
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