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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

nISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
- The firm of LEE & BOWMAN is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Either partner is autho-
rlzed TO use the name Of the firm in liquidation
n. NJ LEE,
S. NJ. BOWMAN
RICHMOND, January 2, 1865.
NOTICE.-IIaving retired from the auction busi
ness, respectfully return my thanks for The liberal
patronage bestowed upon the house durine my con-
same to Mr. N. NJ. LEE, who will conduct the h,1i
ness at the old stand S NJ BOWMAN
January 2, 1865.
Thankful for the patronage EXTENDED 70 4ho Ia.
nrm OF LIE BOWMAN, the subscriber will c~n.
nnue at the old stand, the auction business for the
SALE or NEGROES, publicly and privately. and
and the public. n IEE
January ,, 1865. ia . =.
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- OOllS 10 RENT, suitable for offices
i ! or single GENT men. Apply, on Governor
street, TO lie 2I-lCt' j. y. EELNIN.
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NANTED.-I wish to engage, immc-
w diately, LADY TEACHER, to take charge
of q very small school None need apply but those
thoroughly qualified to teach the higher English
branches French, and Music on the Piano: 1.-THE last
a speciality. Address, stating terms, &c, G. NJ,
box %, Freicricks Hall, Virginia. ia 5-2t'
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WANTED, a neat, substantial family
w CARRIAGE and HARNESS-a second
hand one, not too much worn, will answer. Call at
No. H. Main street. ia 3--it'
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D0WER FOR RENT.-POWER can
4 be furnished, with spacious rooms, in my
building, corner Cary and Tenth streets.
de 20-!m' ASA SNYDER.
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" ANTED, LADY, to take charge Of
w HOUSE, with a very small family, in Il
pleasant location u few mil,@fom the city. Apply
Immediately at II Main street. ia J-3t"
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EOH RENT, on Union Hill, (New
Z street, a SMALL HOUSE, with three rooms
aud kitchen. Apply to Mis-. Z. ". ROUNTEEt,
New street, Union Hill. ia 3--3ts
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N7ANTED.-Wa for the ensuing
w year, ONE THOUSAND SLAVES, to work
OF the Richmond and Danyle railroad, and THREE
HUNDRED SLAVES to work on the Piedmont
railroad. Apply to any agent of the roads along
the line or at the Offices i'll Richmond and Danyie.
CHARLES &. TALCOIT,
de him Superintendent.
Examiner, Wing and Enquirer. Petersburg Ex-
press ana Iynchburc Nilginian copy one month.
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M ANIED, an ENGINEER for a STA.
~ nonary engine; either whit. ar l,ac, :,
~hi's' he must be past military seryice.
-" X. CAUTUOEN
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THE RICHMOND TOBACCO SPEcULA-
rloS.-The New York Herald contains
the following about the recent burning
of the tobacco at Fredericksburg:
at is known that detachment of the
Potomac tlotilla recently assembled the
Rappahannock river to Fredericksburg,
and captured there some two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars worth of Vir-
GINA manufactured tobacco, and that the
lot was carried off or destroyed. Accord
ing to the Richmond papers, this tobacco
was the venture of a number OF specu>
lators of that city, who had been pro-
missed, if they would run it up to Frede.
ricksburg, tremendous profit IN good
lot of Maryland bacon in exchange
According to the Tribune, several New
York spectators were concerned in this
business to the extent of an investment
Of fifty thousand dollars each in this
aforesaid Virginia tobacco and Maryland
bacon enterprise. If this be true, we
may be excused in making the inquiry,
who arc these parties All that we
know is, that this Virginia tobacco was
dead loss to the spectators concerned,
and that the expected Maryland bacon
was not forthcoming. On that side, at
least, they saved their bacon"
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COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT
" GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT will be gwen by several LADY ant
GENTLEMEN AMATEURS for the BENEFIT OF
MADAME RUIL, at METROPOLITAN HALL, on
THURSDAY EVENING, March 23, 1865.
Messrs SCHNEIDER, KESSNIClI and other ia
Tented performers have kindly volunteered their
vices for the occasion.
FULL ORCHESTRA hes been engaged
Tickets can be had at the principal BOOK and
MUSIC STORES, HOTELS, and at the door,
Tickets, S.. Reserved seats, at $40, can be Sc
cured at the Hall from to O'Clock Thursday.
NH 20-4ts
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GRAPHIC PICTURE OF n
S4TKFD CITY. s''' g

A correspondent Of the Charlotte ca.
ro'inion, writing from Columbia, gives
graphic picture Of the destruction Of that
city. lie says:
General Sherman entered about mid.
day, accompanied by one Bergholtz (who
formerly lived in Columbia, and was EN-.
ployed by Hon. G. A. Trenholm in lay
ing out the grounds around his mansion.
Notwithstanding the many tokens of
kindness he had received, the villain was
afterwards instrumental in laying the
house in ashcs). Guards were placed
around many OF the dwellings, but with.
out avail. As il by preconcertsd action,
robbery Immediately commenced, and
was continued until the enemy left
Words would fail to describe the fire.
qucnt indigntics and the brutality
of the wretches who offered them.-
No house was safe from their pollution,
no hiding place secure from their search.
The chamber Of the sick and the sanctity
Of the church were nothing. Rev. DR..
Shand was robbed Of his communion
service in the street. The Convent (the
Mother Superior Of which is said to have
been instrumental in the education of the
niece and daughter Of General Sherman
was broken open and the innocent Sis
tcrs of Mercy and other inmates stripped
of their all. The very affairs were desc
Grated, aud the Lady Superior, while ap-
pealing, with cross in hand, to the hui
mainly of the soldiers, was rudely thrust
aside. The building was afterwards free.
The Methodist Church-an humble edi-
iicc-was likewise entered, and, unable
to- do more, the scoundrcls defaced the
monument OF the venerable Bishop Ca
pcrs, and spoke of him as "the first
damned Sccessionist." They then went
into the parsonage, robbed it of every
thing, abused the pastors wife, stole the
communion service, drank the conse-
Grated wine, and blasphemed God and
Jesus Christ in the most horrid manner.
The conilagraton, which commenced
in the evening of Friday, destroyedncar'y
four. tifths of the city. The horrors OF
that night arc as dream. Pen cannot
describe them. The city was like sea
Of fire. Thousands of drunken brutes
were rushing through the streets, with
torches in their hands, shouting, Shrek
ing, cursing, and even fiddling and
dancing, over our burning homes
Women and children were driven from
their dwellings by the flames, only to be
robbed of the few articles they had
gathered in their fight. Little ones, with
tiny bundles OF their own in their arms,
brought them forth only to see them
thrown back into their burning home or
scattered in fragments at their feet. Sick
and dying went by on beds to seek shell
ter in the woods, and old men, whose
white locks and venerable aspect should
have spared them a reproacb, received
indignitics that none but hearts utterly
sunk in deprayity could have prompted.
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u U ID & BUCKL EY'S
ID OPERA HOUSE,
Franklin street, next to Exchange Hotel.
q EAT sue CESS.
HOUSE CROWDED TO OVERLOOKING.
RECEIVED NIGHTLY WITH SHOUTS OF
APPLAUSE.
GREATEST BILL OF THE SEASON TWO
SCREAMING BURLEsQUES TONIGHT.
THE LAUGHABLE BURLESQUE OF THE
BLACK SHOEMAKER and THE BUR.
LESQUE CIRCUS.
First appearance of
MISS NELLIE WOOK,
supported by the beautiful young actress,
MISS LOTTIE EASTON.
HARRY BUDD and BILLY LEWIS
in their Sde-spitting Comicalities.
r. J. BUCKLEY, the best Delineator South, ap-
pears every night.
ADMISSION: Parquette, So; Gallery, 81; Private
Boxes, $50 per night.
Highest price paid for old and new CORK at the
Hall. NH :2-lt'
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THE NEWS.

THE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG LINES.
On Monday night, the enemy, sup
pcsed to be kautz's cavalry, drove in our
pickets posted near Old Church, in the
lower end OF Hanover county, fifteen
miles northeast Of Richmond. Yestcr-
day morning, our cavalry advanced and
rc-cstablishcd our picket posts. Kautz
was sent round to this section Of coun
Try to cover the retreat of Sheridan's-
raiders, who. we learn upon good au-
thori,y, were too tagged and jaded by
their long and wearkome excursion to
take care of themselves. Their track,
from Fluvanna to the York river, is
thicklv strewn with the carcasscs OF
their worn cut horses. We had apprc-
hended that Sheridan would soon be at
work on our lines Of communication
south Of Richmond; but from what we
learn of the condition Of his command,
ncn an beasts, some considerable time
must clapsc before ii will again be fit for
field operations.
On Monday evening, between 2 and s
o'clock, our batteries on the Jerusalem
plankroad, near Petersburg, opened upon
the Yankee observatory recently erected
on the Avery House, about mile dis
I'D To, f,ro
and the cannonade was kept up till dark.
1t is not known what damage the Obser.
yatorv suffered from our fire.
Grant still holds heavy force on
IIatcher's run.
IRON NORTH CAROLINA.
There were reports current, vest erday,
that General Johnston had again whipped
the enemy near Bentonsyill. no official
intelligence to that effect was, however,
received during the day. Inc battle Of
Sunday seems to have been one Of those
sudden and brilliant co"ps for which
General Johnston is famous
twas expected that Sherman having
massed his whole force, would attack
Johnston on Monday morning, but We
have reason to believe that he failed to
come up to time. The fact, no doubt, is;
that Sherman's troops are not the men
they were when they started from Sa.
yannah. A toilsome march, through the
marshes and sands Of South Carolina,
under the hot Southern sun, has taken
much of the freshness, vigor and fight
out of them.
FROM TENNESSEE-Mo EMENTS OF
THOMAS, ROSECRANS AND GILLEM- RU-
MORED RAID INTO SOUTHWESTERN VIR-
GINA.
Recent advices from Tennessee arc to
the effect that Gillcm has been rein
forced by Thomas, with cavalry, at
Knoxville, Tennessee, preparatory, it is
thought, for move into Southwestern
Virginia.
Thomas has garrisoncd Tunnel Hill
anu tidttaHooSt Will IIiCC 1cSiiuOHeo
at each place. Three small regiments Of
negroes, Dutch aud Irish, are at Bridge
port, and two regiments at Stevenson.
The garrisons are very small from Ste.
vcnson to Huntsville:
The rest Of Thomas's army is at
Huntsville, Decatur and PASSPORT.
Rosccrans has five brigades in Middle
Tennessee, securing the country for
supplies and recruits. The "rcbcl"
soldiers they catch have the choice of
joining the Yankees or being shot
Stokes's brigade is the most conspicu-
Gus in the work.
PREPARATIONS FOR TIE ATTACK on MO-
BILE.
We learn that the garrison at Ponsa-
cola WAS six thousand strong on the 9Th.
Their preparations continue for opera
tons on Mobile and Selma.
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PRESENTATION OF A SWORD TO MAJOR.
GENERAL MAnoNE.-The sword, belt and
sash, ordered by the citizens of Peters
burg for Major General William Malone,
was presented TO that brave and veteran
officer or Saturday afternoon, near his
headquarters, in Chesterfield county
The presentation took place in the pre-
sence of a large assemblagc of officers,
soldiers, citizens and ladies, who ga.
thered together to witness the pleasing
event.
The following figures from the official
report of Major.General William Ma
hone, give the operations of his divi>
sion during the campaign Of 1864, from
the time he assumed command down to
the battle of BURGESS mill, on the 9th
Of October.
The command has captured:
Prisoners, G,7o4 pieces of artillery,
IL; colors, ~; small arms, 1867 !;
horses, 235; wagons and ambulances,
40; slaves, 537.
According to the enemy's own state
ments, to collect which, particular care
has been taken, the losses in killed and
wounded in those commands which, at
different times, fought Mahone's division,
sum up 700. By these figures, and
for. certain reasons. it is believed that
the loss in killed and wounded is under
estimated. 1t will be seen that, during the
spring and summer campaigns of last
year, General Malone inflicted upon the
enemy loss Of 1904 men,
The loss of his own command, during
this time, in killed, wounded and miss
ing. was J.24S.
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MRS. STEEL would respectfully in.
lvl form the citizens of Richmond that she is
prepared TO do all kinds of SEWING, such as
GENTLEMEN's SHIRTS, OFFICERS UNI
FORMS TRIMMED and MILITARY CARS made
Residence on Third street, between Jackson and
Duvs1 fifth door, right-hard side.
For sale, two CANARY BIRDS, male and female.
,ph IJ-3ts
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DIED.,

At Oak Hill, Henrico, the residence of his bro
th'r,I on the 2oth instant, Major JOSEPH TRAVIS
hosoLR, aged toriy-tour years
lhe friends and acqualntances Of the deceased
ateinvited 70 attend his funeral THIS MORNING
1T II o'clock
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ELECTI0N UOTICES.

1SO THE MECHANICS OF RICH.
man running for the HOUSE OF DEIEGATES
who il MECHANIC. Remember this, working
men OF Richmond. ard tomorrow vote for one who
knows your Interests and will faithfully represent
thrm. NH 22-lts
ERO THE FRIENDS OF COLONEL
Il ELllOTT.-Your enemies talk Of voting for
your favorite for the House OF Delegates instead of
for the Senate. THIS Is TRICK OF YOUR
ENEMIES: Consent to nothing Of the kind. Keep
Colonel ELLIOTT in the field for the SENATE If
you change the ticket ut this late day, he viii lose
all. NH 22-lts
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rrHE DERATE FLAG, as
sanctioned by the Confederate States Congress
and approved by tho President, beautifully litho.
graphed in coloia on driving paper.
Price, g.; by.rost, free. Liberal discount TO the
trade. GEORGE DUNE 4 CO.,
Engravers and Mnsic Publishers, corner Of Main
and Fourteenth streets, Richmond, Virginia.
NH 22-2t
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HKADoT ARTEKs GOVERNORS MOUNTED GUARD,
RICHMOND, March 81, 1865.
TAM AUTHORIZED BY the Governor
i of Virginia to RECRUIT TEN Or FIFTEEN
more MEMBERS for this command, from persons
between the ages of sixteen and eighteen and forty.
Ave aud fifty years, from detailed or other per-
sons liable to State service. The horses Of the
members of this command are not liable to impress
ment by the Government. Apply to
C. B. LIPSCOMB, Lieutenant commanding.
Office on Fourteenth street, near Mayo's bridge.
NH o2-6ts
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NOTICE.--An persons hating claims
Il against the estate of ID. il, BEVANS, de-
ceased are hereby notified opresent them, properly
authenticated, for payment, and all those due the
estate will please call and title them without delay.
Ohm W. GILL,
Administrator Of D. H. Revans, deceased,
az Office of the Richmond, fredericksburg and
POTOMAC Railroad Comranv. NH 22-l0ts
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DICHMOND CITY DISTRICT.

FOR STATE SENATE:
COLONEL WYATT NJ ELLIOTT
As will ba seen by the above card, Colonel
WYATT NJ. ELLIOTT is a candidate for the
STATE SENATE, and HAS NOT Withdrawn from the
canvass, as reported. The use of his name for the
House OF Delegates is unauthorized. He is cam
didate for the STATE SENATE,
RICHMOND CITY DISTRICT.
FOR STATE SENATE:
COLONEL WYATT NJ. ELLIOTT.
NH oo-2t
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f'OR SALE. one set Of COUNTER
SCALES. complete; one DRAY and HAIR
less; lig't srPING WAGON and HAIR
NESS; one sTRAW-CETT TIER; one HORSE
ttOsii; small quantity of FEED, and several
other ar,ices. winch can he seen b. calling at the
sa-' eorlor # Fourth ard Grace streets, from A.
ii. 70 L. II NH 22-2t'M
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CST RECEIVED at Miss SEMON 4
- CO.'S, 80. III Broad street, fne assortment
u lae.es' And ga,tiencn's KID GLOVES. Also, a
HE tot Of MOURNING LOVE Wells.
nh 2o-3t"
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Paul Morphy, the chess champion, is
rracticinr law in New Orleans.
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IN RICHMOND HUsTIN0S COURT,
rI,HE UNDERSIGNED would most 70.

VaHE UNDERSIGNED would most 3. :
spectfully acknowledge. With ss.tftn1s, ~
many fsvors and tie paessaegs to- = ~ -
ceiyci At the hands Of the people q 1cAnsoA iaee
he has been living in the city; and having Esnevs4
few doors below his old stand. No - ~ % ~.
rem W Tyler's, Esq, would most respectfully soliet
a continuation Of their patranAge, peanisisg - -
all in his power that he can 70 m any oeoes 60 lr-
ward any article that may Be required.
NH Slit j. y y08DyD3.
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MO. IL MAIN STREET, SEVEN
IN DOORS BELOW SEVENTEENTH.
We invite the attention OF the public to our stock OF
FANCY and CHOICE GROCERIES, which We sell
ut a small advance on cost
TEAS~Young Tyson and Imperial;
COFFEE-Laguayra and Java;
SUGAR-Granulated, Bright and Daik New Or
leans;
SPICES-Cloves, Cayenne and Black Pepper
F1SH-NO. Mackerel spd Scotch Herring;
MOLASSES-SouthC Carolina Syrup and sorghum;
PICKLES-Cucumbers and Tomatoes in vinegar;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., sperm, Wax and Tallow:
As We have both been disabled in service, we will
always be found at our store. Come and see for
yourselves before purchasing elsewhere.
McAULEY l. WYATT,
mh2l-3tN No. IL Main street.
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lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
~ at our store, No. Governor street. six barrels
SORGHU NJ, enc very superior lot COTTON YARNS,
Nos. ~ and u; and large lot Of OSNABURGS.
ALEC, one likely NEGRO ORD, sixteen years old
a good nurse and washer and ironer.
NH 22-3t BURTON & WALLACE
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NOR RENT, a FRAME HOUSE, on
y the Westham plankroad, with four rooms,
kitchen and all necessary out-houses, with a well
in the yard To good tenant, the rent will be low.
Apply to MIS-. A. LCGNOT, on the premises.
NH lS-6ts
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DOR RENT, one or two Dood ROOMS,
i with few articles Of FURNITURE, if re-
qulrcd. Also, partial use Of kitchen, sc. Apply
OH Twenty-fourth street, between Grace and Frank
lin, Church Hill. Terms moderate NH 2l-3t'
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I vOMtOKTABLE BOARD and LODG.
~ ING can lie Obtained Ly application AZ tlse
corner OF Seventh ard Grace efrcct., ne,lh side.
NH 22~.sts
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7 RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE my
i self candidate for the Office of MAGISTRATE
for Monroe Ward. Should it be the Pleasure Of the
voters 10 elect me- pledge myself to discharge the
duties to the best of my ability.
NH 2l-3tawtdes WILLIAM g. PHILLIPS.
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NOR RENT.-Two first rate ROOMS,
Il with gas, and furnished, will be rented t.
single gentlemen, with attendance, il required, at
No. l72 Broad street. near Sixth. NH 22-2ts
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ID ICHARD LOGAN is a candidate for
III reelection to the sENATE OF VIRGINIA
tom the HALIFAX district. MANY VOTERS.
NH 2l-3ts
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NEGROES FOR HIRE.

DOR HIRE, SERVANT GIRL,
j ffeeen years of age, accustomed to waiting ia
the house and the care Of children. Inquire at Mrs
HILLS, corner of Fifth and Franklin streets
NH 22-lts
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TO THE VOTERS OF MONROE
i WARD.-Among the many candidates now
Offering for the suages Of the people, desire TO
bring to the notice Of the voters Of this ward the
name Of W. N. BEDFORD for ALDERMAN-a
gentleman Of irreproachable moral character, and
who. If elected, will add dignity to the bench.
NH 2t-2ts MANY VOTERS.
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INJECTION NOTICE.-The friend who
IL nominated me ought to know that am not
u candidate for any office. The present state OF
things does not Please me; neither, reckon, does
it please any Kichmond-bvrn man who recollec.s
his native city as It was in the happy days Of Clip
pscanoe aud Tyler, too" But how to rebuild the
walls OF Jerusalem must be left TO wiser heads
than mine.
NH 22-2ts GEORGE A. WEED.
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DOR RENT, nice HOUSE, in a CEN
IL t:al location, with four rooms, kitchen, water
and gas 1t is neatly furnished; together with an
excellent COOK and aDINING-KOOM SERVANT
The whole making complete and Lice establish
ment. For terms, apply to
NH u GRUBBS & WILLIAMS
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nor HIRE, a NEGRO MAN, who il a
i most reliable one; been accustomed to driving.
waiting in the house, andis also good gardener
Apply on Fifth street, second door from Baker.
NH 2l-2ts
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DOOMS FOR RENT. "A FURNISHED
IL PARLOR, with piano and the use of large
and valuable library; well-furnished CHAM
Der, and KITCHEN with two rooms. Also, two
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS. Situation most desi-
rable-on the Mechanicsville turnpike, two miles
and half from Richmond. Inquire at Dispatch
office. NH lS-5t' LEO. RO5SER.
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NOR RENT AND uIRE.-For rent,
two furnished or unfurnished ROOMS ICON
l4ccted) water OH the floor accolmo 1ations
for cooking. Have also a No. COOK for hire Has
been cooking for fifteen years in irst-class board
ing-ho.se. Have splendid ROSEWOOD PIANO
for sale For particulars, apply at Exchange Hotel,
room 1885, South Carolina side. NH At.
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TOR rem r, four FURNISHED
IL ROOMS, together with two rooms suitable for
servants, a store.room, coal-house, and the
OF the kitchen and laundry Also, two UN
FURNISHED BASEMENT ROOMS. Apply on
the premises, at the corner of rankin and Sixth
streets, or address box SO for terms NH lS-3t"
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NOR RENT, PLANTATION of
two hundred acres with a comfortable resi-.
oence on it, in the county Of Powhatan, within two
miles OF Powhatan station, on the Richmond and
Danyille railroad. B. W. FJNNEY,
NH 2O-4ts Executor for James Allen.
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DOOMS FOR RENT at the corner of
~ Jefferson and Franklin streets. NH 22-lts
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q PECIAL NOTICE.-The attention 81
- farmers, and all others in need os hoisss and
mules, is particularly called to my sale Of Plb!JC
ANIMALS, which takes place on EN ERf
WEDNESDAY 1T II o'clock A. NJ. ut Baeon's
Quarter Branch.
These animals are carefully inspected befbrebsing
sold, and all diseased animals taken out. Many Of
them are young, and would render good service et-
ter a few days Iext and liberal feeding.
f.. Z. ARCHER.
NH a. ?saawaw Major end Q.aytcrMmslcY,
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Two WILLIAM 81. BEvKRIDUE, ESQ.
Sir: We, your Selloy-citisens Of Monroe Wssd,
knowing your high qualifications, ability, and the
necessity Of good MAGISTRATE in. your portion
Of the ward, and believing, do, that you VIII
perform the duties Of the office impartially ana
faithfully, do respectfully request that you will aliev
to use your name in the coming election Tor the
office aforesaid. Very respectfully,
NH 2l-3ts MANY VOTERS.