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DIAN0Si AG
John W. DAVIES 1 SONS. \. Z, 81
RIOHNoHD MUSICAL EXCH AH0l
No. 10 AAIB sTIBBr,
.5Agt ~. sole agents for L
grIIHF's PREMIUM PIAH0-YORrIS.

These instruments have been before the publis
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, in competition
With The best maken Of the country. aud are now
pronounced By ALL TIE LEADING PRoFEsS0RS
AND AMATEURS the -
BYgf PIANOS MANUFACTURED
These tnstrunsnts have ALL THE LATIsr IL.
PRovkMRETs, and are
WARRANTED FOR lIvI YEARS,
With the privilege Of exchange within twelve
nonihs II not entirely satisfactory 81.
- s6s. 10 The purchaser. ~
We refer b the following pomona. Who Asvs
sflxIFs YIANoS nov In use 80
General =. =. Lee, ws.hingtou College. LAxan1'
3. y, PArns Bso., Lynshbary;
Hsy. =. y, PHiItirs. Virginia fsnAis Insdtsasi
Hlas HAxY BALDWIN, Female School. and J. q.
dAyrr. psaf Dunb and Blind lpfituts. etsaneoo
Pro1ssscf IA. AABolD. Richmond.
a ssll nan III IN vaut ~ 0urKRlOk ftA4oo
= selteikeA. 1ssnA Mbevsl. go q. u -.
HERoGENn-A tteoe fuIaly -
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nR. GEORGE B. STEEL, DENTIST,
~ No. 723 MAIN, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
EIGHTH sTREETs, RICHMOND, VA,

IL No. 7f3 MAIN, BETWEEN ELEVENTH. AND
EIGHTH sTREEIs, RICHMOND, VA,
has returned to the city after an
absence Of several weeks, during &A#
which time sI he Procured fnIl spR UY
GOLD FOIL and all other
articles required In his profession He i there
fore better prepared than ever to EXTRACT,
FILL, REGULATE, and INSERT TEETH in the
most careful and scientific manner. When de-
sired, either general or local sneshetic, or the
gslvsnic battery, will be nsed In extracting teeth
being ALWAYS supplied with everything necessary
for the purpose. Artificial TEETH (of which
he has q line sssortmsntl inserted upon GOLD,
SILVER, PLATlNA, or VULCANlTE promptly and
In the bost manner.
In nlling teeth the best material will be used,
and the most scrupulous care taken to insure sue
cess.
The liberal patronage extended to him during
the past ten or twelve years 10 sufficient evidence
that his operations have met the approval OF his
patrons. In the future the same pains will be
taken. and expense spared to insure satisfaction
in every instance, while his charges will be "a
moderate as the same quality OF work can be pro.
cured elsewhere. He may be found at his ONCE a
all hours; and call from all In need OF his ser.
vices is respectfully solicited.
49, 80 GEORGE B. STEEL, Dentist,
oc l5-ts FIVE doors above Spotswood Hotel.
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&, An Irish schooImaster wrote the follow.
~ ra. copy for one OF BIZ pupils I" aleneel
'''sfesa man with pakednes6.S
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WANTS.

DARN WANTED.-I wish to pur-
It chase SMALL FARM. situated In Q vicinity
where The services OF q physician are desired, VINO
has had several years experience In practice. One
near tidewater preferred. Address
Pleasant Hill, Northampton county, n. g.
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u P. TURNER,
T.. ATTORNEY AT Law
N0TAR PUB Lie. r
onee in Law Building, rear OF Wig once.

THOMAS J. EVANS, ATTORNEY
i ATLAw And COMMISSIONERS In CHANCE.
RY. practices In the Courts Of thu City Of Rich.
mond and the County Of Henheo. 0Ass on Prank.
In. second door from Sixth street. u n--ts
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nR. P. P. DUVAL CALLS THE AT
~ TENTI0N Of the public to his circular COM
munication upon the nature and treatment OF ASH.
ATTIC CHOLERA, &c, Just issued. His high claims
should command attention. He afirms that his
druggists in the city, HAS ERvER FAILED to cure
Asistic cholera In any and ALL OF Its stages, when
given as directed.
He offers his services to the citizens Of Richmond
free OF charge and urges them, in the interests OF
humanity, to give him trial.
ONCE corner Of Main and Governor streets, over
K 81 SPENCE oc lots
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Judge Underwood win hold session Of
1 the District Cont Of Virginia at Norfolk,
November LIST, and at Richmond, Novem:
Der 18th. The Circuit Court willbe opened
at Richmond on the 26th-the fourth Non
day-but Il Is doubtful whether session
will be held or not, - the non-allotment Of
Judges makes It question Of legal right Of
the presence Of Chief Justice Chase. -Ne,o
York Tribune. ~ -
PERsoSAL.-We noticed Governor z. B.
Vance on our streets last Saturday. he
was looking well, and apparently enjoying
good health. -Salisory IN. c. Banner,
10th.
u BAsE.BALL.-We think the Monticello
Gan lick Richmond. - Charlottesville Chroni-
ole. tn-
Let 'em try.
The Lynchburg Republican Of yesterday
announces that John NJ. Speed, Esq, Is In
an improving condition.
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and her babe, The room S6e occupied b6iSg
vacant. "A search foS her fesulted IN ind
ine st The foot Of Hastings direct Che shoes
which she had worn and the clothing OF
Of the child. In oil human probability she
has sought in 2 watery grave that peace
which she could not flnd on earth. The
river has been dragged, but without finding
the bodies Of either mother or child.
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The United States Steamer Beinville
nj Quarantine.

NEW YORK, October 30.-Thc United
States steamer Beinville, from St. Thomas,
is lying at quarantine, with eighteen of her
crew sick with the yellow and intermittent
fevers. Fourteen others died on board
during her passage. ..#.s s
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d II. TALLEY, ATTORNEY AT
III. LAW, practices IN the city Of Richmond,
counties Of Chesterfield, Henrico, and HsnoyeI.
Also. attends to the COLLECTION OF CLAIMS.
Ofice and residence, Manchester.
Communications addressed to Manchester, Va,
will receive prompt attention. 90 lis
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JOSEPH WOODWARD, DEN
u list, No al Main between Seventh Vo11D
and Eighth streets. Having been one OF the 1rst
to Introduce In our city the IMPROVED .yUL-
CANITE WORK, which IL now 30 universally po-
practical experience in the manufacture and adj
iustment OF whole and partial SETS OF TEETH In
this useful and desirable style.
Every care taken to alleviate pain In EXTRACT.
ING TEETH. oc Aim
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
Il 7: y to1f4ggs scg: $

uOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
1ssss sr.r z s.ysss s4l "a Az ,. sAss
HOUSE. sol. d 4 I l;;$i sSiis
:. &c: ''.1 s'.''i.'ir. s Jifi: Ss.
T LINNEMAN, DYER AND HCOUR-
~: R seventh street hstxssn Isos1 A Gre,
SYSiss CLHHxiSs. "a stcuRi 81 81 |. 81 :
lfsnshss. = saot nptiss. Give nj sah asA e.
Age Assn g zS Ssai 70 ses,.. ss !. Ne .es.y
s ps:s o III ki ;S g nv s.'s A1s'''s 81
COACH REPOsITORY, on cEs
~ unIysE3E, ErfysSks !! CAL = -! AzIp IT, ~
81 ss; ss4 ss:s - - -: e:
3 NJ. Coca Issssls, q. 90 @ lssIsss
49,: sSss. g. ne .s sn,iS -: = s
- are sasbisS o SsIi /; Il ssst 49, a.
he failss4 gusSantee q lnell1y an4 asya1luH a
: 81 assf = III sssssson
TOOKi LOOK a UOogaii-- lntsad-
MS. ass: il:s:lkIs.: s III
Ola SIzss. T.. Anal a1usss - IA ~
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IMPORTANT 10 FARMERa.-2,0O(
i byshels AeRiCULTURAL LINZ a he pirss
asa''e'' ''' save ''s "a rAsKxs i CO..
% Basin. between EsvsnAh and fvslnA afssts.
90 t-N as5 tA.t q, = ~, -
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The Exchange National Bank at Nor.
folk, Va, has been designated As = Co
yernment depository. s..e fs
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Government of the United States

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NOISES FROM A ROLLING STONE;


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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
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illgS.
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This is thrilling etory OF heart life and the
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