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1sehmoad and Danville Railroad
Fretghts, &c.

AT wednesday nights session Of the
esncral meeting Of stockholders of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company
sone debate arose upon resolution SUBJ
mt,cd by Colonel MARTIN, Of Henry, for
the appointment of q committee Of three
toexamine the transit charges Of the rail-
rad and suggest such changes as they
deem proper at the next annual meeting
Of stockholders. Colonel MARTIN having
slated some complaints which had reached
his ear as to high rates for transportation
oe the road, Mr.. BuFoRD, president of the
company, in a brief speech, made very
comprehensive and clear expose of the 30
icy of the Board of Directors and the pre-
cent freight schedules of the road, com
rnring them in relation to articles Of first
necessity with the most powerful railroad
lines of the North.
We give below the comparison of charges
now with those of 1860, and also COM
parison Of the frcightS on the Danville road
with those on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road on leading articles of transportation.
Mr.. BUFoRD made similar comparisons be-
tween his road and roads of Pennsylvania
AID New York, which were equally favora-
bic TO the Danville road, rs is that with the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad:
eosFAnIsoS BETWEEN THE RATES OF FREIGHr
4 VOW CHGRaEp UFoS THE RICHMOND AND DAN
WILLIE RAILROAD AND THOSE CHANGED IL 1860
/ For all distances mp 10 my miles.-Ths average
rate ~ present charged on class freight, from
the first 10 the fifth class, inclusive, is the same
rate ~ charged in 1850.
Il wheat-The present charge is two cents per
one hundred pounds higher, or an increase OF
+ twelve per cent.
Il Corn, Corn Meal, Oats, Rye, and Mill Oral.
III The present rate is one cent less per one hun
i drcd pounds than in 1850, or a decrease Of six
per cent.
- FOR disano. ~ sizty miles.--The average rate
on class freight from first TO fifth class, inclu-
sive, rs now charged, is six per cent. less than
charged for the same distance in 1850.
Wheat.-Two cents per one hundred pounds
more, or eleven per cent. increase.
Corn, Corn Meal, Rye, Oats, Mill Ofal, &c.
Two cents per one hundred pounds less, or
eleven per cent. decrease.
| For a distance NJ scccnty.fre miies.-The ave-
rage rate on class freight from first 10 fifth
class inclusive, rs AT present charged, Is SIX
per cent less than in 1850.
Wheat.-Three cents per one hundred
pounds more or an increase OF fifteen per cent.
Corn, Meal, Rye, oars, ana ull oHal-iWo
cents per one hundred pounds less, or de-
crease of ten per cent.
For one httndrei 0ad forty miles, or batree'i
Richmond AMI DaRride The average increase
on class freight from first TO fifth class, inclu-
sive, is fifteen per cent. over the rates charged
in 1850.
Wheat-An increase of ten per cent. per one
hundred pounds, or al the rate of forty per
cent. ~
Corn, Meal, Rye, Oats, Mill Odal, &c.-The
same as IN 1860.
Flour.-The same as in 1850.
COMPARISON BETWEEN RATES CHARGED on THB
RICHNoSD AND DASvILLE RAILROAD AND THE
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
B&O. X. X. X. Il ID. r. Il.
l3l miles. 40 miles.
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BERKELEY AND JEFFERSON IN THE ST.
PREME CoURT.-Attorney- General Bow
den, of Virginia, on last Friday in the Su-
preme Court Of the United States, moved
for leave to file a bill asking for pro-
cess in the name of Virginia against West
Virginia, claiming Berkeley and Jefferson
counties as belonging to Virginia, for the
purpose of asserting the jurisdiction OF
Virginia over those counties. 1t is ex-
pected the court will dispose of the mo-
ton to-day. Virginia proposes to bring
the suit, we learn, by a bill in chancery.
Hon. Reverdy johnson, of Maryland, has
been employed as counsel, and Hon.
Benjamin Stanton and Hon. George II.
Lee, of this State, as assistant counsel, to
defend the suit in behalf of West Nir-
ginia.- Wheeling lntelHgencer.
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THE NEGROES OF BOsTON SUPPORTING THE
DEMOCRATIC TIcKET.-A dispatch from Bos-
ton dated the 18th says: 1t was interesting
and amusing yesterday to see the negroes
of the Third and Sixth wards laboring for
the success of the Democratic ticket. The
Republican leaders promised them (the
negroes) representation in the City Coun-
Gil, but they were rejected at the nomina-
ting caucuses, and hence the wrath OF the
colored men and their attempted retalia-
ton at the polls. The detection OF the
colored people, there is little question, re-
duced the Republican vote materially and
the end is not yet.
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3 new YoaE, December 10. Go ton dHns "uuH
h@lc. advance lost sales, 1900 bales up.
lands, 34f5s4hc. Orleans, 35hc Flour, 100
lie. better, with more doing7 State. 1852
sIl.lo; Ohio, sloGsl2.75; western, 1850
Gil so; southern. shade frmer sales, 1900
barrels mixed TO good, go. SyDsl2. 40; family
and extra, sl2. 5o6sl6. Wheat rather steadier.
Corn without change; sales, 10000 busheis;
mixed western, sl,o0; white southern, old,
tl.07; yellow southern, old, s1.lIH. Oats
without change. beef heavy and quiet. Pork
active and firmer; sales, 10 400 barrels; mess,
s2lysGs22h. Lard firmer at l20l3c. Whis-
ky quiet. Rice dull at sh@shc. for Caro-.
lima. Sugars more active; sales, 200 hogs
heads Muscavado, lo1lo1S = Havana, sales
600 boxes at 9AGloc. Coffee dali. Molasses
quiet; 300 barrels New Orleans sold ut roo
Sane, and loo hogsheads Dernerara ut 5shc.
MOBILE MARKETS, WEDNESDAY,
MoBILg, December l2.-Cotton-Sa to day,
1000 bales; middlings, soGslc., closing firm
at Sic.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, WEDNESDAY.
New ORLEANS, December l2.-Cotton active
sales, 1900 bales middlings, 2oha9oHc. mid
ding, slac. Sugar, hc lower; prime TO choice
nGnAc. Molasses, dull good, Sac.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.
BY the Cablc-An International Conference
Markets, &c.

BY the Cablc-An International Conference
Markets, &c.
PANS, December Fit Is now said that the
Imperial Commission will agree upon plan.
similar TO that adopted by Denmark, for the
reorganization Of both the army and the fleet.
LONDON, December u p. Mt is rumored
here and on the continent that the Emperor OF
Austria has proposed to the great Powers that
they hold q conference, to take into considera-
ton the position of the Turkish subjects OF
the Sublime Porte.
[Christian subjects, we should suppose,
rather.1
LONDON, December IA factory for the
preparation of Greek fire has been discovered
by the police in Dublin.
The Minister of the United States OF Colon
bia has made n demand on the Government for
the restoration of the steamship Bolivar, and
1t is probable she will be given up to her
owners without further delay
LIVERPOOL, December l2-P. M.-The cot
ton market this evening closed unchanged At
previous quotations, and the sales of the day
did not fall short Of the noon estimate The
provision market has been inactive, and closed
dull.
LONDON, December l2-P. M.-Consols
closed this evening at an advance of 4, the
latest quotations being $50 for money
United States 5-20's, II.
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MURDERS IN PooAHoNTAs CoUNTT.-We
are informed that DR.. r. 2. Williams wa.
recently murdered on top of Droop noun.
tain, Pocahontas county, "by the hellish
rebels" our correspondent says, living on
top of that mountain" DR.. Williams was
a native of Bath county, Va, and mar
ried half sister of Paul Mcneil, a
wealthy rebel of Pocahontas county, with.
in two and half miles of whom DR.. VIII
liams's family resided.-Wheeling hateai-
0oncSr
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White ". BLACK,

BosroE, December l2.-At the municipal
election there was n tie on the councilman of
the Third Ward the candidates being Merritt,
white Republican, and Brown, colored Demo
crat. A new trial took place o-day, and Mer-
rift was elected over his colored competitor
by IS naiority
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News From ABKoAD.-The National In

News From ABKoAD.-The Nationai IN
teligencer of yesterday says:
The Memphis Post tells story greatly
10 the honor of a son Of General Lee. Al
dinner party in Richmond, one OF the
guests proposed as toast " The faiien
Flag" II says:
Colonel Lee promptly placed his hand
upon the glass and arose. Gentlemen
said he, /" this vii, not do. We are paroied
prisoners. We have now but one flag, and
that is the flag of our whole countryside
glorious old stars and stripes. can recog-
nize no other, fight for no other, ana VIII
drink TO no other"
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Further by the Gable.

LONDON, December l3-P. MA second eX-
plosion took place in the same collery at
Barnslay while a large number of miners were
irving TO rescue the survivors OF the former
disaster, and thirty more lives were lost.
Another explosion has occurred in Il colliery
at Stafford, attended with great loss of life.
LONDON, December lS.-Dispatches from the
East report that Il rupture of relations be-
tween Turkey and Greece is imminent.
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Litter by the Cable-A Visit to the Pope-Explo-
sion. Markets, ETC., etc.

SOUTHAMPTON, December 3-Noon.-The
steamship Bremen, which left New York De-
cember /, put in here this morning, and soon
after proceeded 10 Bremen.
PARIS, December l3.-The Empress Eugene
has finally decided TO visit the Pope at Rome
LoSpoS, December is-Noon.--lt has been
clearly proved that the steamship Bolivar re-
Gently seized in the Midway, was not designed
for the Fenians She belongs 10 Colombia, ana
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ment as soon as possible. 7
LONDON, December ls-Noon.-A most ap-
palling explosion has occurred in the coliiery
ut Barnsley, In the county of York. The loss
of life was frightful. The bodies of over 300
dead have already been taken from the mine,
and many others are yet unaccounted for.
BERLrS, December 13.-The conference OF
the States of North Germany will meet In
this city on Saturday.
LIVERPOOL, December 13-Noon.-The cot.
ton market opens quiet and steady; sales to-
day will probably reach 10000 bales; prices
unchanged, middling uplands being quoted at
l4Ad.
LONDON, December 1s-Noon.-Money mar
ket firmer; consols, ssH.
LONDON, December l3.-Telegrams from
Frankfort and Ans terdam Of this morning :
date report n quiet feeling in United States
bonds and prices rather weak in the former
city; .5i5 bid for the issue of 1862, and 75A
asked.
ROME, December 13.-An important diplo-
matte treaty has been concluded by the italian
ministry, the main features of which are re-
garded rs very advantageous to the italian
Government.
LIVERPOOL, December l3.-Several addition
al arrests of Fenian sympathizers in Ireland
have been announced. The Government is on
the track of the Fenian organization reported
to exist al Hull.
PARIS, December l3.-The reorganization OF
the army of France is to be proceeded with
Immediately.
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The French Government has recently
brought 10000 barrels Of -four, and LOCO
barrels beef and pork in this market for ITS
troops in Mexico, with considerable grain
10 feed the horses In use by them, and IN
such need are these supplies that steamers
have been chartered to transport them 70
Vera Cruz.---Neto York World. ts~so
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sEPoRT or THE TOBACCO MARKET FOR THE PAST
rwo DAYS.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE, RICHMOND, Va,
nnnarrni &

TOBACCO EXCHANGE, RIcHNoSp, VA,
December l3, 1866.
Breaks and offerings small No change to
note in prices. Below we give the transactions:
Twenty seven hogsheads, eight tierces, TWEEN.
ty.one boxes, and forty-one parcels loose
opened, offered, and sold IS follows
Loose-New lugs, common, " 10 IS. 50 new
Jugs, medium TO good working, ~ TO 20; new
leaf medium TO good working, IS to sl5; new
leaf, medium 10 good stemming, IS to s4.
Hoqsteads Old Tugs common shipping, vs. TO
a. so old Tugs, medium TO good working and
shipping, IS TO IS; old leaf, medium TO good
working and shipping, IS to SIS; old leaf, fine
to extra, nominal.
TTerces and Boaes.-New fancy wrappers,
medium to fine, $50 TO 500.
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Indian Atrocities i'm Oregon.

SAN Francisco, December IA tele-
gram from Portland, Oregon, December TO-
says the Indians attacked party of sixty,
eight whites early in September, near the
headwaters of the Big Bow river, killing
twelve and wounding many others. Nine
Indians are known to be killed and great
many wounded.
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Corn.-ls60-2j cents per 100 pounds.
Corn-lS66-2j cents per loo pounds.
Salt, per sack-lS6O-j0 cents.
Salt, per sack.-ls66-65 cents.
Thirty per cent. increase.
Mr.. BUroRD commented upon these state
ments, and explained the situation of the
road at the beginning of his administration.
The debt was large, and avast expenditure
was demanded to put the road in repair,
while the greatly increased cost of labor,
material, and all the necessaries of life, rem
dercd the cost of working the road greater
than at any time in its history. To have
reduced freights at once to low standard
would have broken down the company.
They were forced to resort to high rates,
and that saved the company in the embar-
easements of the time. 1t were better in
this way to have weathered the storm than
10 have failed-to have met there in the
annual meeting but to hear the loud
complaints of the stockholders at the en-
barrassmentS of the company and the bad
condition Of their road. 1t was only by
I. the liberal receipts of the treasury that the
company had obtained credit, and had
been enabled to shoulder and successfully
manage the large debt the circumstances
in which they were placed compelled them
10 assume.
Mr.. BUFORD said that the directors had
nevertheless reduced freights with as much
expedition as was practicable, with regard
TO the interests Of the company as well as
those of the public. There had been much
less suffering and Inconvenience from the
late high charges than there would have
been from a broken-down railroad, unfit
for transportation, such as they would have
had without such resources as they de-
rived from the policy they pursued. The
freights had been reduced until now they
averaged only fifteen per cent. higher than
the freights of 1860 and this, notwith-
standing the cost Of labor and material,
was forty-seven per cent. above dnte-6ei-
Inn prices. While he was satisfied that
the proposed committee would find that
the Board had pursued the very best policy,
and had reduced freights as fast as consist
ent with prudence and safety, ne was
sure the Board had no objection to its APP
pojptment, but would be glad to have the
aid of the intelligent views and advice OF
three such gentlemen as might be selected
from the meeting to form this committee.
After few remarks from Messrs. BoULD-
IN and MARTIN the resolution was adopted.
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NEW YORK, December l3.-The HeraMs
Washington special [sensationl says that n
number of Senators and representatives have
indicated their intention to spend the Christ
mas in the cities of New Orleans, Memphis,
and Mobile.
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TROUBLES AS TO CoSFIscATED PROPERTY.
Accounts from Florida indicate considera-
BILE ill-feeling between citizens there,
arising from the sale Of confiscated pro-
perty. Parties who purchased real estate
at Confederate confiscation sales refuse to
relinquish their claims to refugee owners.
The courts in some counties have sustained
the holders of such property, but issued
writs of ejsctment against persons holding
property confscated and sold by the United
States. General Foster thinks that the
troops cannot be safely removed.
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Thad. Steyens's position that MIR. DAVIS
cannot be tried for treason, the Wasning-
ton Star says, will, 1t is understood, DO
taken by other leading Radicals.
Major Gastayus A. Henry, Of Tennessee,
has been pardOned. fslWl4
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Death or an Editor,

ST. LOUIS, December l2.-W. Paschall, Esq,
chief editor and proprietor of the ST. Louis
X, pubiicdn, died to-day.
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FOR RENT.

Tor RENT, six very pleasant we'll
IL ventilated ROOMS, over Harnden Express Com
pany, opposite Messrs. Harrison, Goddin 4 Apper-
son, suitable for professional Offices or family
dwelling, with gas and water, and entrance from
NJ ain street. Apply 10 j. & A. BLAIR
de n-3t lilo Main street.
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DIsPATCH JOB PRINTING HOUSE

This establishment has been furnished with an
ENTIRELY NEW OUTFIT OF STEAM PRESSES
and IMPROVED MACHINERY, and with every
thing in the TYPE DEPARTMENT that the best
Founders could supply, andis now prepared to exc
cute orders for every description Of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB PRINTING
For Merchants,
Manufacturers,
Mechanics,
Auctioneers,
Banks,
Railroads,
Insurance Companies,
Hotels,
Restaurants,
Boarding Houses,
Theatres,
Concert Halls,
Clerks OF Courts,
|. Constables,
Lawyers,
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From the Rio Grande sheridan and Sedgwick.
WAsuIyGToS, December l3.-General Sheri-
dan has telegraphed to General Grant that the
action of Sedgwick had given rise to no COM
plications. Escobedo had asked him Sheridan
not to hold Sedgwck responsible for it. The
Canales faction having been submerged, Gene
raj Sheridan says he was enabled to release
Ortega upon Escobedo's promising to look out
for him. There Is not u city or State in Mexico
that takes issue with the Juarez Government.
General Sedgwick pleads that he acted
merely under the private general instructions
of his superior officer, in his movement against
Matamoras, and he therefore does not feel he
is guilty either of an net of indiscretoH or any
other act not becoming TO nm officer in his posi-
ton. 1t IL rumored that Sheridan is disposed
TO take the part Of Sedgwick.
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CATTLE MARKET.

The cattle market Is well supplied. though The
prices We quote are hrm. "a s
BIRy sells 1t from ttQsss.
MUTTON 10 abundant ~ from tGsie, ~
Poax.--Slaushtsrsd. By railroad. VIII srisg ~.
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Eugene is an inch taller than her hus-
band. g4r
The Governor Of Georgia has vetoed the
stay law. " -. u. -. 80. !. =. -
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TICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-In
IN compliance with an ordinance Of the city Of
Richmond, will attend At my office, at the City
Hall, from A. NJ to p. NJ, from the 18th to the
3lst OF Dec smber inclusive, % receive the remain
ing half of the CITY TAXES, deducung ten per
cent thereon from those who paid 0he-hdty IN
June. JULIUS "A. hobsos, y. v. Il.
N. B.-Those persons who have not paid any por-
tion of their bills will please call during the same
time and pay the amount OF their taxes, as will
have no opportunity OF calling on them before ad.
twenty per cent (if not sold). Those who have not
paid their personal tax by that time must expect TO
have their goods levied on AS soon as get out OF
the Office, a. required TO settle my entire &C
count In February.
500 barrels fresh RO-
" sENDALE CEMENT just received and Tor
ale by MYERS & BROTHER,
de I3-st Dock and Seventeenth streets
Times copy.
NALCINED PLASTER.-50 barrels
" CALCiNRD PLASTER, fresh from the works.
for sale by MYERS & BROTHER,
de l3-at Dock and Seventeenth streets.
Times copy.
NOR HOARSEN ESS.-" PATE Pee
TORAL," a most elightful, convenient, and
efficient remedy for coughs, colds, and hoarseness
Por sale at MEADE h BAKERS Drug store,
de 10 Ninth ana franknn alIoe1s.
DIES ARABES and
III BfsCoTINE, for invaIids and infants, at
MKADE X BAKERS Drug Store,
deia Ninth aad Franklin streets.
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DOR RENT OR LEASE.-The sub
Il scriber wishes to rent or lease his valuable
FISHERY on the Pamunkey river, In King William
county, about ten miles above West Point, for .
year or a term Of years. The Richmond and YORK
River railroad runs within quarter OF mile I
the fishery This is considered one Of the best
fisheries in Virginia. For particulars address
HENRY CORR,
King william Courth ouss.
Refer to John J. Wilson, N. b. Hill, and Colonel
T. J. Evans, Richmond dc lo-st1
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BONDS AND STOCKS.

Old state coupon bonds should have all scu-s
pons attached from July, 1851, inclusive.
Virginia coupon bonds, old, go, new..... ~
Virginia registered bonds, ex-interest,
33SM54r new .34H3J
North Carolina coupon, old, 50, new. 64H
Georgia coupon. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. !. l00
Tennessee coupon, per cent. long loan
30 new. .....-......... 10
Richmond city bonds. ............... .7s6so
Petersburg city bonds. ................... IS
LyDchburg city bonds..... ............ rs
Norfolk city bonds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Virginia Central railroad bonds. .6oG7o
Orange and Alexandria railroad bonds,
Virginia and Tennessee railroad bonds,
go Observation-Disclosures. 10
Danville railroad bonds, ex-interest.. 80. TN
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RENT n BRICK HOUSE on

E,OR RENT, n BRICK HOUSE on
IL Franklin street between Thirtaenth and -
Fourteenth streets. Also, FRAME HOUSE rI6
on what Is known Liggon's Hin, near G21-
Seventeenth street. Also, FRAME HOUSE near
Mount Erin. Possession can be had on the LIST .;
January next. H. ID: EhGho.
Real Estate Agent and Collector,
corner Fourteenth street
de IL and Exchange alley.
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r. LAR on Main street, north side, no, ~
2Oi2, between Twentieth and Twenty INST E.;1
streets, with gas and water on the premises. -
Also TWO BASEMENT ROOMS next 70 eorne!
Of Fourth and Franklin streets, admirably suited
for an office. with gas and water.
Also, the STORE and DWELLlsd "a me soI,
order contain ming six rooms, with good Kitchen
and stable gas and water on the prsInisess, 81
Also the DIV ELLING on the coTneI OF Main ana
Eighteenth streets over the store Of As Baer con-
sining ten rooms, recently put In complete ORDER
suitable for two small families or boarding.
and water on the premises. For tsrlps, apply 20
L. A. SMITH, 4o5 Franklin street, or No. 1Sls, Do
tween Twentieth and Twenty -hrst streets
AL A. II. + I.
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EOR RENT, the HOUSE on Ninth be-
JIG tween Clay and Leigh streets, gt present -
occupied by L. w. Cone ~ A school. house. t.;U
Possession given the sth Instant. Apply 10 ys,2k6
de Ats kEKSb1 BANls. Z
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EOR SALE OR LEASE, that very de-
II sirable RESIDENCE known AS " Mount SsA
Erin" situated on tho Williamsburg ave- ~
nue., overlooking James river and all the .I4&,
surrounding country and city. The house ls wei
furnished, and will be sold rented with the
| premises. Possession can be had immediately.
Apply to b. ID; EAGHO.
Real Estate agents and Collector,
corner Fourteenth street
de IL and Exchange alley.
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WANTED. to rent to gentlemen. ONE
w FURNISHED and ONE UNFUR- -
WISHED CHAMBER. Apply at e?5 Main C:;H
street near Seventh M i ded-B -EsA0k
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EOR RENT, a FRONT BASEMENT
II ROOM, suitable for an Office or lodging IA
room for gentlemen. Inquire upon the pre- fs.6
aud Marshall. de l3-4t
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All work ordered will be done in the most artistic
manner, and at VERY Low PRICES.
CoLoRED PRINTING OF ALL KINDS.