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THURSDAY, December 6, 1866.
SENATE.

The Senate met at II o'clock NJ, and
was called to order by the Lieutenant Co.
vernon.
Mr.. Robinson announced that meeting
of the Committee on Privileges and Elcc-
tons would be held on Friday morning.
THE COUNTY OF AMHERST AND THE ORANGE
AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
Mr.. McRae, from the Committee on Fl
nance, reported bill to legalize the action
of the County Court Of Amherst in deliyer-
ing bonds to the Orange and Alexandria
railroad. The bill was taken up, under the
suspension of the rules, and passed.
CITY SAVINGS BANK OF PETERSBURG.
The bill to incorporate the City Savings
Bank of Petersburg was taken up in its
order, and read first and second time.
Mr.. Gait, of Fluvanna, moved to amend
by striking out the words and to guaran-
tee the payment of bonds, notes, bills OF
exchange, or other evidences Of debt" on
the ground that it was legalizing the prin-
ciple Of usury.
Mr., Gait afterwards modified his motion
so as to insert in the place of the words
moved to be stricken out, the words "and
to guarantee notes, bills Of exchange, and
other obligations, in which the said bank is
not Interested"
The bill was then read second and third
time and passed.
THE STATE BONDS.
Mr.. McRae offered the following pream-
bic and resolution which were agreed to
Whereas, the existing obligations OF
the State have been impaired in market
price greatly below their intrinsic value,
much to the injury not only of private per-
sons, including widows, orphans, and
others entitled to the special protection OF
the Government and credit of the Com
monwealth itself; and whereas this condi-
ton of affairs results in part only from the
present inability of the State, in conse-
ouence of its present impoverished condi-
ton instantly to discharge all its liabilities
as they mature, but also in q great measure
from unauthorized imputations affecting
the character and integrity Of the State
government, unprovoked by any previous
act of dishonor or shame; therefore
Resolved, That the Committee on Fl
nance be instructed to inquire whether
any immediate action is proper or necessa-
~ to repel the imputations referred to,
and remove the consequences resulting
therefrom. -
BILL INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Strother introduced bill to incor.
porate the Cedar Run Mining Company, in
the counties of Madison and Page. Re-
ferred to the Committee on General Laws
PETITIONS.
y
Mr.. Mesd presented petition on behalf
of Samuel G. Young, who was wounded in
the John Brown war, asking that the PEN
sion for life awarded to him by the LegiSla.
ture Of l859-'60 be paid him, the first in.
stalment only having been received.
CONCENTRATIONS FROM TIE GOVERNOR.
A communication from the Governor in
relation to the completion of the Washing.
ton monument, was referred to the Com
mittce on Finance.
| a communication from the Executive in
relation to the Loudoun and Hampshire
railroad, was read and ordered to be print
ed.
| RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were pre-.
sented and referred TO the appropriate
committees:
] BY Mr.. Meade.-Into the expediency Of
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. ETC.

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Bohn's Scientific Library. S?.?5. r,rsv
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OF THEIR MOTIONS AND THElR LION.
THB WORLD BEFORE THE DELrGE; By Laa'
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CAMERON HALL. AstoTy " The S vi,ysa.,F,si..n.
N A, C., author Of the '" Little hP''''''
TIE CHILDREN OF THE FRONTIER NV
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TIE CONVERSATIONS OF Nix. P"rS' 49,
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NEWTON on The PROPHECIES. nice '''
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lures by Louis AgassiI. Second sdil."" AZ,
The above, with other excellent n1Ips'I,N
received by WOoDhobss 80, .lTe,i.
de5 oo't1t'~'.--=-.'
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DIED,

On yesterday mbrning, ~ hall. past 10 0cloe5'
and Mary Z. Ferguson, aged three years and nve
months. ,.h..
rr.iJenca on Twenty. sixth street, Union Hill,
THIS friday MORNING. At u o'clock; Ths
friends and acquaintances OF hefamily are invited
to attend.
Ruins.v near Statesburg, 8. G., after Q long ana
psinfnll illness, VIRGINIA, wife Of Dr. F. Psyrs
Porcher. and daughter Of the late Hon. b. W.
Leigh, OF Richmond, Va. t
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The Presidents Power to Pardon.

The discussion In Congress upon the mo-
ton to repeal that section of the confsca-
tion act which authorizes the President to
grant pardons 20 offenders shows that even
in that body there are some men who
know that this power is derived from the
Constitution. The New York World
quotes three Attorneys-G General of the
United states-wMLIAx WRr, ]. N. Der.
RIEN, and FELIX GausDr--to prove that
under the Constitution the President has
the right to pardon even before trial.
The denial of this right is one OF Mr.
B0rTs's favorite points.
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Our telegraraic column se" lo''n 'he
, N, nr,sramme Of congressional ac'
.,aa rhere is in 1t no proposition to re-
az the southern States to Territories
The measures determined upon are dc
ta,cd more by an insane hatred of the
southern people than by anything else
The greater, however, tho fury of the storm
the sooner will it be over. That the Radi.
Gals in Congress are SGT Of madmen, there
Is no doubt. They could adopt no mea.
sure which would surprise the southern
people, who look upon their "fantastie
tricks" as they would upon the freaks o.
tho inmates of lunatic asylum left with
out keepers-very dangerous, but not sur
prising.
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RAYxoSD.-The position which RAY
soxD occupies in the political world ia 50
pitisble that II would be inhuman to at
tempt 70 add TO bis modification. We re-
Ger the reader 10 the scene 10 tho Radical
caucus IN which b. appeared.
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Rock HAVEN, MEADE Corxrr. KY,,l

Rock HAVEN, MEADE Corxrr. kYrl
October "a, lsea.
Mr. Ei,card Wilder, louisville, n.y.: ...
Dear Sir,-I take pleasure in saying mar T W.
suffering from Ague and Fever, or Chills and fe-
yer. for SIEVE raj months, when was advised oy
friend to try your famous Stomach Bitters, ana al
only imnarts new vigor, but IL Is truly the best
strengthening and appetizing tonic, at the same
time pleasant to the taste, have ever known used
or aFardeI to- the public and / would cay to all
those similarly afflicted that II they wonld be cured
and have the disease thoroughly ersdicated from
the system, 10 use Your Bit'ers, and be convinced
of their wonderful medicinal power and virtue,
remain yours respectfully, :, N.
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UfsysHsuls; lea; coucssuing the mspsc.
ton of tobacco, and to prescribe the MODE
Disappointment Of inspectors for private 70
bacco warehouses. Referred 70 the Com-
mittee on Agriculture and Mining.
On motion of Mr.. Pendleton, the House
adjourned until to-day at IL O'Clock.
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Lor1aylLrE. Ky, October u, ls6e.

To E. wilder. Esq, city,
Twas a good deal afflicted with indigestion ana
occasional attac ks Of Dyspepsia, was advised TO
use your Btters. Iscarcely used one bottle wnen
nearly sixty seven years OF age feel the same en-.
ergy and vivacity and cheerful spirits OF boy OF
twenty ave Your Bitters are apleasant tonic and
cordial and as they are prepared with pure inSre-
disnts and good old Bourbon whisky, can safely
endorse their use to all afflicted as was l would
boy-cls open, your head cool, your feet warm, and
-se wilder's Bitters, and never mind the Doctor.
Respectfully, J. Y. BUCKLES. 4
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Mr.. El,card Wider, City:
Dear Shiny wife and child have been suferina
for several months from indigestion. NY VIE,
her a bottle OF your Stomach Bltters, which did
and on her using one bottle, am more tn an happy
has not had a voluntary action since its birth, Is
entirely restored and my wife is enjoying the best
OF health and is now wholly unwilling to be with
saws 1t Is the most strengthen ing and appetizing
tonic that can be used and that no house ought e
be without 1t and feel it due to the public 70
make known the wonderful good II has performs ed
i'm my household. and most heartily recommend its
use in every family.
T. II. SWAMI,
OF Craig, Truman & Co., :ls Main street.
Louisville, October 20, 1855.
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BE SHIPLEY, ROANE & CO.,

ry- SHIPLEY, ROANE & CO.,
CLOTHIERS,
CORNER FOURTEENTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
- Opposite Exchange and Ballard Hotels),
RICHMOND, VA,
have Just received another supply OF FRESH
GOODS mice BEAVER OvERCoATs and BUsI-
NESS sUITs), which they arc Offering at Balti-
more prices
GOODS MADE TO ORDER AT THEIR BALTI-
MORE HOUSE AT SHORT NOTICE.
nice STOCK OF FURNISHING GOODS, all
grades and styles, constantly on hand.
The public are invited to call and examine.
dc Elm
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EDWARD WILDER'S
FAMOUS
STOMACH BIT K S.
Read the following home evidence OF its medicinal
virtue, and try 1t in your own family circle:

W.. Ei,curd Wfldey, city:
Dear Sir,-I have examined your Stomach Bitters
carefully and found il what you represent II tc
he The high order which the ingredients going
into II take in the Materia Medica, as well as the
most happy proportioccd combination OF SUB
stances make your Btters far suparior to any SINH
lar preparation in the country. The fact that you
use only the purest bourbon whisky must nscessa-
necia liy a. far as whoiesomeness and palitaolity
ere taksn into considerations, | was well pleased
- soa In vour establishment the process Of manu-.
=. .,,ring your Bitters carried on by way OF dis
ni.cemci,t which not only gives you better pro-
Incl but also recommends Itself by clearer opera
~ ~ " EMIL SCHErFER.
''' Apothecary and Chemist.
Louisville, September %, 1865.
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By Harrison, Goddin Appsrson, Auetioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
\ ON THE s0UTH SIDE or CLAY BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND STREETS, FoR SALE AT
AUCTlON.--Will be sold az anetion, on the rre
misses, on WEDNESDAY the 18th December i,sS
at O'clock r. NJ, that very desirable and con-
venisntly arranged RESIDENCES, located a, above.
now In the occupancy Of Mr.. w. y Phillip. Ths
lot has front OF about - feet, and depth Of lg1
feet 10 an alley. The yelling contains six rooms,
with gas In each room, and water oa the PREMISE.
besides ample servants ACCOMMODATIONS. Poses.
sion given In a few days.
TERMS: One third cash balance At one AMI two
years for negotiable notes interest added, secured
V HARRISON, GoDpIy & APPERsoS,
de6 AnrtiOneers
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctionesrs,
4 Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
VALLEY (OR SEVENTEENTH AND WASHING.
TON STREETS.-ln part execution OF decree OF
the Circuit Court OF the city of Richmond entered
on sd In 5s n ss
thereby, will sell 4. public auction npon the P.eTi'
ses, on FRIDAY, It'll December, at u clock L. n :,
fair if not, then on the next fair day thereafter
Sundays sxceptedl Al the same hour, the real es,
tate referred TO in the bill and proceedings In said
case mentioned.
The property to be thus sold consists OF LOT
OF GROUND situated at the southeast corner OF
Valley (or Ssvsnteenth) and Washington streets,
fronting 80 feet and running back about 100 feet,
and has upon II . brick dwelling fused as store
on the 4 rst floor with i've rooms above.
II will be sold as whole, or vacant lot Will be
cut of and sold separately, as may be determined
at the time OF sale. .
TERMS: One-fourth cash, balance at SIX and
twelve months for negotiable notes with interest
added and the title to be retained until the whole
purchase money Is paid and conveyance directed
by the court.
} e Esk 4; COKE Commissioners.
GRrBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. noeo
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneer',
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets

DRAINED DWELLING, NEARLl
VENABLE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION We %' !
sell a, auction. on tho premises, on sAT, hpAi
the sth Of DECEMBER, At ~ o'clock "a
FRAMED DWELLING located ~ above d'sI'br'
IL has four rooms and kitchen, caTrIsgc. 'a's'
stable, &c. all nearly new aud In good order,
The LOT fronts % feet on Twenty. fourth 'Hss'
and runs back the usual depth.
This properly Is now vacant, recently occgP'si
by Mr.. Clark, and ad Joins Mr.. McAlister.
Terms: One fourth cash, the balance 81 =,
twelve, and eighteenth months for nesosa''
notes Interest added, secured by trust deed.
r. 8RUBBS & WILLIAMS,
dal Auct.uutsr
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, Auetionssrs.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RE-
Y SIDENCE, on THB SOUTHWEST CORSEg
OF BROAD AND MAYO STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION AT the request OF Mr.. John X. Won.
beI we shall sell ut auction, on the premises, %
NJ ., the very excellent aud conveniently. arranged
BRICK RESIDENCE located ~ above, and now In
his occupancy. The lot Is spacious one, aud 10
dwelling contains eleven rooms, with front sut
rear porticos, besides large brick kitchen. Ths
dwelling has all the modern Improvements, 'uch
as gas, wafer, water losets, &C., and is remarka
bly, well built and conveniently arranged. Pos.
session given In a short time.
Terms: ons-fourth cash; balance at fonr. eight,
and twelve months, for negotiable notes, Interest
added, secured by trust deed.
HARRISON, GoDDlN APPERSoS,
de5 Auctoneers
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BY Regnault i Co.. Auct!oneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.

By Regnault I Co.. AuctIoneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
WE WILL SELL AT OUR STORE,
w by auction, SATURDAY MORNING, sth in.
slant, commencing at 10 o'clock, an excellent
~.'''' HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ,.
consisting Of the usual variety.
ALSO,
ENGRAvIHGs,
MANTEL ORNAMENTS, b .
MANTEL CLOCKS, t...
CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE, '. #.nN
SHELLS, - -.
VELVEf and INGRAM CARPETS, &c.
Contributions to sale received until o'clock on
morning of sale. REGNAULT Il CO., i.
do 81 Auctoneers, &c.
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ns- UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE At THE NATIONAL EXCHANG E BANK
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500,
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT
ON DEPOSITS.
I. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
A. Paine. L. d. Crenshaw, w. r. Quarles,
VIM. II. Lyons, Jr., 4. B. bianheh'
. Bodeker. +. B. Weisiger, ship,
w A spott. Moses Ellyson, ]. B. Winston,
A. L. Elicit, Jas. ". Archer' A. A.
T. T. Taylor, j. Rosenparm' son' ~
W. &. Binford, j. W. HAIL. ~
J. A. Belvin, W. +. aray' 49,
p n Dudley. Alfred Moses, J. ID. NoWhn.
The .ccurity offered to depositors is undoubted.
.nd the institution should commend Itself 10 al
classes.
The attention OF ell in city and country Is called
N this Institution. Here they will find security,
convenience, and profit. Sums as small as hvs
dollars may be deposited, and six per cent Int
rest received on same.
Office hours from A. NJ. tosP M; on Saturday
from "a. NJ, tosP. NJ, and from to sP. II.
Ia l3-dSswts
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-s By Z. A. J. Clop;on,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. II Twslith street, near Franklin.
BY Samuel G. -Tsrdy, Auctioneer.

BY samuel y. Fardy, AuCloheer.
Geo MACHINERY. - On
i TUESDAY, December i, commencing At II
O'clock, will be sold al the factory on Twenty
ffth street, formerly occupied by J. y; Registers
Co., large assortment Of MACHINERY for the
manufacture OF tobacco, viz:
SHAPING PRESSES,
FINISHING PRESSES,
BOX PRESSES,
POUND SHAPES,
HALF POUND SHAPES,
SMALL LUMP SHAPES,
FISfSHERS,
BOX BANDS,
BILLETS, SISKERS,
and other articles spperta.ning to The business
ALSO,
A MUSSER & COLEMAN TOBACCO PRESS, with
twelve retsiner-eapaeity, 1900 pounds per
day.
Manufacturers DESTROYS OF enisrging their ope'
rations ard those wishing To engage In the bu'l'
ness, will have a rare opportunity OF purchasing
machinery for the purpose.
TEENS OF SALE: On sums OF 500 and over,
credit Of ninety days. interest added for approved
city paper. SAMUEL {. TARDY,
de 5-dScsds AuCNuheef
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Ms- WILDER'S FAMOUS

RI WILDER's FAMOUS
-. STOMACH BITTERs
SEQ advertisement In another part OF this paper
For sale at wholesale and retail BY
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists.
.... corner Main and Thirteenth streets,
-, ., Richmond, Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Kz- THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
ING of the CHURCH AND UNION HILL BUILD
ING FUND COMPANY will be held on sATuR
DAY AFTERNOON NEXT, December Sth, al
o'clock, at the Office of Constable Cole, on mali
street, near Nineteenth.
BY order of the President.
ROBERT &. RICHARDSON,
ao- ., Secretary.
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By Lee d Goddin,I
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l4as Franklin street.

DRICK DWELLING CONTAINING
u FIVE ROOMS AND BASEMENT, ON THiR.
nv SECOND STREET, BETWEEN N AND o. FOR
SALE AT AUCTIoN.--we will offer Tor sale on
MONDAY, 10th December, 1889 At 9'clockp NJ,
scribsd above, containing Ave rooms, and base.
ment With two rooms. The lot has front OF about
sixty feet by about $50 feet Well OF excellent
water upon the premises.
daT-tds Il - . Auctioneers.
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DICHNOND AND N0kTrins 7 par
xTcp1hkuxHARD's NEWS pkfof' no iG-s
ss,ss, sssSesn Second and THIN.
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A II T p A L A G E. r....s.
The particular attention of the public is respect.
fully solicited to the
MOST MAGSIFCRNT COLLECTION

fully solicited to the
MOST MAGNIFICBNT COLLECTION
OF the choicest
TRIUMPHS OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
ever vet exhibited In the city of Rich uond, to
be seen at that well appointed and elegantly
furnished establishment known rs
ANDERSON'S PHOTOGRAPHIC ART PALACE.
In presence Of that competition which ~, ths
b.s I leave to anndanee that THEIR FACtTEs
AXE AZ As YET UNEaUiLLED; that they have 10.
trodnced every possible Improvement oi modern
'u''"'' - FIRST GALLERIES
"..EI. IF. of the
OLD AND THE NEW WORLD,
and are ready to make as good work a. can be
h9 Ads 'i' Y kp5GRf or
Of the most minute and delicate graduation Of
light. is nsed here, harinonizing the hapPiest ef.
ftcts, 30 that our perfected pictures, from the
CARTE DE VISlTE
TO the E. 49,.
LIFE-SIZE PORTRAIT, e.
are remarkable for cleamess and softness Of tone,
with sharp and striking outline.
OUR OPERATING ROOM
ON THE FIRST FLOOR,
and suites OF elegant Draw ing Rooms afford sitters
every comfort and convenience 10 be desired and
are dete rmined to maintain the leading posinon
for our gallery, which has been already awarded
to 1t by the public voice, by that devotion TO our
success Success In order to insure which we have added
to our corps Of artists one so favorably known TO
o,r fellow. citizens, that we need only mention
that ,a
(sor the past year principal operator at Vsnnerson
Co. 81 is here 10 wait upon his friends, and with
customers will not be delayed. but may depend
upon attention ~ any and all times.
In all the work we execute, either In
AA- PHoTOGRAPHs CoLoRgD ....
PORCELAIN PICTURES
1.-THE latest achievement OF artistic excellence) or
COPYING and ENLARGING Of PICTURES,
weate content 10 rest our reputation upohom Ply
auctions, and much prefer To allow mar our PIs
lures speak for themselves than 10 set lortn their
merits, which we feel confident T' P sfpgE s'''
'oISAs "a Una No. lsr Main street.
n u.IxpyRsoS o. .. WILLIAMS.
| " Ide 7-2awiml
GUNPowDEE T t..y ..p...s. quality.
SERRASSTs. PEACHES,
| PP RissEkH9Eb alsoER, "a
| .n PICKLE. &e.; AZ
ss& Ssk4g1.AsD.
| BUCKwHEAT, &C.,
| At reduced prices.
| ARMSTRONG MOTT,
| 500 Marshall street,
ke,-p&Say one door below Urn
rT,O SPORTSMEN OF THE FIELD.
| i Having returned lately from the Eor'h wi VI
new supply Of GuNs, PISTOLS, ksksS' S SuWr
/ BELrS, POWDER PLASK6, &C., assure my Gus y.
/ TONERS that my stock 10 as good ~ can os nAa ~
| the city All ask Is to give me call ana exam
ine o0'oao son'e w. A. WALSH, .
Main street, between Fourteenth and Fiiissatnl
/ Dc lin osa ~. -.
II 600 BARRELS FLOUR, all grades.
Il.UNU dee 90 4. Y. STohkS co.
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zU0ffON BxfEEFUfURE "a y
n ~ SGoddin, r.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionsers,
..rrl No. ftls franklin street.

HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE LITTLE
bIofSiA obH E1JaA ACES LAND
bb SJ A All ogT n5tsEs TakEa Esalys'
Co.. T0R SALE AZ PUBLIC AurTIInnssc
agents Of Richard Cooper, Esq executor Of sIIs..
Omohundrot decd, We win rent 81 public sne,iaa
On the premises, on SATURDAY., sth Ds.snh1n'
1880, attn O'clock, the FARM a. described 49,.
for one year from l2th January. psT. PossS.sians,
can be had NJ once '''"
TERMS of SentAi viii be annouaesd on the a,v
After which, by request Of Mr.. James c. Hal
who 10 OWING 10 his fafm In Lunenburg cont
we will expose TO sale his CROPS. &c, consIsl5G
800 bushels NEW WHITE CORN, SHELF.
and dried
1000 to 1000 pounds BLADE FODDER.
5000 TO 3 900 pounds TOP FODDER,
SHuCkS and CRAB GRASS
The FARMING IMPLEMENTS
~ .PLoWS, HOES, &c, &c
TERMS: Al sale. LEE G0DDIy,
'ueo AucrDnesr.
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twill curo DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
and all species OF INDIGESTION, lNTERNla-
TENT FEVER, and FEVER aud AGUE, and all Pc
riodical diseases. ....
II will give immediate relief III CoLlC ana fLoA.
II will cure CoSTIVENEss. -.. y.'....
tisamild and delightful invigorsnt for delicate
females.
II isa safe ANTI. BILIOUS Alternative and
TONIC for family purposes.
II is a powerful recupsrant after the frame has
been debilitated and reduced by sickness. ".
It's an elegant appetizer as well as strengthened
of the digestive forces.
1t Is desirable alike as corrective and mild ca
thartic. ...-...-
II is being daily used and prescribed by all ply
sicians as the formula viii be handed TO any reSu-
lar graduate. EDWARD WILDER,
des-eod Sole proprietor, Louisville, ny.
NOTICE.-The undersigned caution
IN the public not to trade for two Negotiable
NOTES, each OF $751; :s.loo, bearing date OF No.
sEe X f Tasaasl a,'in.a
payment Of same has 0iia ssigRRfieSk rREkxAs
w NJ WOODWARD, ia.
Richmond. December ., 1890. do Isl
T HAVE THIS DAY BOUGHT ALL
,lsas asa assi In e store No Oh Bso
and rsesiys dnrs. w. l.. FLEMING.
December l, 1866. = ae III
PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH BOARD
may DO obtained BY families en- ssEly Rspgiiea
uS as s.,w Linden Row, Frsaklia street:
EEATHERS.-LIVE GEESE FEA'
L THEIRS for sale 0y GORDON oRrSaAs,
L Foustsenlh street. near Exchanges Hotel.
dee~ 80 -st-r 9l gap, ~ is6E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-07

The following resolutions were pre-.
sented and referred TO the appropriate
committees:
BY Mr.. Meade.-Into the expediency Of