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ehandise and passengers, i. D Tatum'
Steamer Plsmbesu, Bourne, New York, nsr'
chsndise and passengers, D. Ayree Co;
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fcr susolE, We. cleared fron PhihdsipAh 10.
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schooner xarths. yosss, sDoa Rsshnssl, ssssvsl
at Savannah October y, ..,,,..,e,,. .tEi9 sf3
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for New York, With cargo os vood. Wsashss
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PREsI-
DINa.-William Jackson, stealing two hams
from William b. Jones g. Co., was sent on.
Robert Fl. Ashby (negro), charged with
assaulting Lucy Ann Ashby, his mother.
It appeared that Lucy Ann was about to
get married, when Robert, who objected to
his new stepfather, assaulted his mother
By "pushing" her. He was set back.
John Henry (negro), was up for tres
passing on the premises at the Powhatan
Hotel, and was set back. 80
Charles Kolbe, selling in his confection-
cry store on Sunday-fined.
Mr.. L. Greenwald and Mr.. Jacobson,
two Israelites, were fined two dollars each
for keeping.their stores open both Sunday
and Saturday. gass.5 4tfs3Ss y
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WEN a mlLLloN DOILhno SAVE
Gentlemen,-"I had negro man worth, 81, 200,
who took cold from bad hurt in the leg, and was
useless for over year. ! had used everything
could hear Of without benefit, until tried the
Mexican Mustang Liniment. II soon effected a
permanent cure" --r- . j. u. UOWNlNG.
Montgomery, Ala, June II, 1853.
"Itake pleasure In recommending the Mexican
Mustang Lipiment as valuable and indspensa-
BILE article for Sprains, Sores, Scratches, or Calls
on Horses. Our men have used 1t for Burns,
BRUISES, Sores Rheumatism &Sv and al say II
Foreman for American, Wells, Fargo's, and
- - Harnden's Express.
"The sprain Of my daughters ankle, occasioned
while skating last winter, was entirely cured In
one week after she commenced using your ceie-
bratsd Mustang Liniment." ED. SEELEY.
Gloucester, Mass, August ], 1865.
II Is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
Liniment performs more cures In y shorter time,
on man and beast, than any article, ever dis
should always have it on hand. Quick and sure,
itcertainly i. All genuine is wrapped in steel
plate engrayings, bearing the signature of g. w.
Westbrook, Chemist, and the private United
States stamp of DBMAs BARNES Go. over the top
An effort has been made to counterfeit II with Q
ch cap stone plate label. Look closely.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
ea sold by all druggists.
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Tns DoigGs AT ARzAsDALE Co. YssrSaDAr'
Mr. John W. Estis, Virginia Central rsiiroad' re-
csived one gold composite hunting-case watch.
Mr.J. II. Damn, Broad street. between PiFst and
Foushse, one cord OF wood. u.fHs
Mr. j. CraddOck, Albsmssls county, enc open
face silver watch, F# 81 ti -1rl.
Lewis Coleman, corner Seventeenth and Vsnsbis
streets, one ton Of coal. I'D 81,
Mr.. Allen Fleming, Cary street near Seven.
teenth, one massive silver. plated coffee urn,
valued at seventy I've dollsw. 3s'f .'4@f ST..
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! New TuEATRE.-This evening the ladies
of the Memorial Association who have
lately been giving their beautiful tableaux
for the benefit Of the southern orphans
give complimentary entertainment TO
Messrs. Dufield & Waldron, as an acknow-
ledgment Of the liberality these gentlemen
have shown in placing the theatre free OF
charge at the disposal Of the ladies Tor their
praiseworthy object.
The performances will consist OF Ia
bleaux, songs, and an excellent farce. We
expect to see o crowded house.
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p ACCIDENT ON THE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
On Tuesday afternoon last, the train on
the Virginia Central railroad going west
lost car near Jackson river by the front
wheel going off. The car was literally
smashed to pieces; but as there happened
to be no one in it, no lives were lost. The
brakeman leaped on the. car in front, and
thereby escaped, though the escape was q
narrow one. r The train was delayed only
an hour or two, and the return train came
through irregular time.
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The Council then adjourned.

DESTRUCTIVE FIBE.-On Thursday night
last, about half.past ii o'clock, most de.
structiye fire occurred in the lower part OF
the city. The building, occupied by Z. l..
Sicker as felt hat factory, situated on
Bloody Run and Tyler streets, below Talia-
ferro's mill and Immediately on Gillie's
creek, took fire, and was totally destroyed.
The building was owned by Ii. W. Tyler.
The fire originated in the finishing shop,
and spread so rapidly that all efforts to ex-
tinguish it were in vain. A house on the
opposite side of the street, owned by An
toni Cayedo, was also destroyed. The oc-
cupants, who were negroes, saved most Of
their furniture. 1t was not insured. The
house of Mr.. Sicker was insured for 1000
in the following companies Manhattan, Of
New York Albcmarle, of Charlottesville
Merchants and Mechanics, and National
of Baltimore, Nd. All Of these insurance:
were made by Mr.. ]. Il. Montague, the
agent for the companies named. The loss
is estimated at $25 900. A private watch
man was on duty when the fire broke out
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CIRCUIT CoURr OF HENRIc0-JUDGE
CHRISTIAN PREsIDING.-The jury In the
case of the Commonwealth us., John Tier
ney have not yet been able to agree upon
a verdict, and are still in the custody ofthe
sheriff. Judge Christian Instructed them
yesterday that IL they had any doubt OF
the guilt Of the prisoner they were bound
to acqnit him. - q
The case Of Hutcheson and others on 9
writ Of sgperseds0s to the county levy OF
1865 WAS under consideration the whole
day. Tho Judge oyerrnled the motion "a
.qussb, and thereupon the counsel for The
Justjces moved the court to allow him to
introduce record evidence not appearing
amongst the papers aled in the case and
parole testimony, TO prove that the amoant
levied for by the County Court Is not larger
than Win be required to meet the neces-
sary expenses OF the county. This motion
was argued ct length By the respective
counsel, and time Was taken by the Judge
till to-mofrow 70 consider Of his decision
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Who would MT be beautiful Who would not
add to their beauty What gives that marble
the stage and I'm the city BELIEF It Is no longer .
secret They use Hagsns Magnolia balm. Balm. .ns III
roughners from the face and hands, and leaves
the compie exion smooth, transparent, blooming, and
rsvishing. Unlike many cosmetics, 1t contains nc
material Injurious to the skin. Any druggist will
order II for you II not on hand at so cts per bottle
w. &. HAGAN, Troy, N. T., Chemist.
DEMAS BARNES & CO.,
\ Wholesale Agents, New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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/ MEETING or zfnsa CT1Y COUNCIL.- a
called meeting Of the City Council wa
held yesterday afternoon at 5 O'Clock
Judge Crump presided.
The meeting was called with reference
to the Improvement Of James river by
clearing out the wreck Of the Patrick
Henry.
Mr.. James A. Scott, chairman Of the
committee, made report to the effect that
$500 be appropriated for clearing out the
obstruction caused by the wreck, and re.
commencing that the Mayor see that nc
material or matter Of any sort be thrown
into the river at that point.
Mr.. Scott went on to say that this call
on the Chief Of Police would prevent per-
sons from dcpositing earth, which Is taken
from the foundations Of different build.
ings, aud which contributes Q great deal
towards making the bar.
Mr.. Scott also stated that the $500 was
intended, or rather q portion Of 1t, to pay
the expenses Of o member of the Council
to go to Washington to sec about removing
the wreck by the Government. The re-
port and resolutions were adopted. Ya
Mr.. Styll said If the wreck was not soon
removed, the river there would be blocked
mp. The difficulty had arisen between the
Navy and State Departments Of the Gene
raj Government as to which should remove
the obstruction, but that had not been
settled.
After some discussion 1t was agreed that
it should be made the "duty Of the police I"
to stop the depositing in James river Of
any material likely to increase the bar.
A.petition to build frame-house was
granted.
A communication from the City Guager
was referred.
Permission was granted for the erection
of frame tenement on the grounds OF
Grace church for the residence Of the SEX
tOn.s t.
Judge Crump submitted resolution to
borrow from the city banks, to meet the
demands on the city treasury, . sum not
exceeding 100000. The resolution was
adopted.
A resolution was adopted appropriating
forty-seven dollars to pay the expenses in
CURED by the Council in attending the
funeral of the late Larkin W. Glazebrook.
Mr.. Scott introduced resolution that
the Richmond Fire Department be autho-
rized to settle with the Richmond and
Danville railroad about two 'hand-engInes
loaned that road during the war. Referred.
The election to fill the vacancy in the
Board of Health occasioned by the death
of DR.. Hancock was gone into, and upon
the motion of Mr.. Epps, DrsPeebies wa.
chosen. 4ra
The Council then adjourned. =
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CLorHEs-LINE THIEvEs.-The clothes
line thieves seem to be getting bOlder in
their enterprise. Yesterday morning .
thief entered the yard Of Mr.. Robert w.
Paine, on Main near the corner OF Fon-
shee street, and made raid on the apparel
hanging on the clothes line. Another
thief entered the yard Of Mr.. 7. W. Bass,
ON Catharine street, and robbed the
clothes line there.
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ir1Y AND xIsuTAcruaED .rosAocos.

rsoTHIC AIR-TMlYr CooKING
S0rstC rstC1A 1AiR-fi0aT ceokiAa sf6VH WI ana M ssi, sn
confidently recommend II 10 tha public, and q
Sppaios, % any seoss nsls In :this ednHsry lt u
90 ia SisSnosd y lsss. WiiLixH a Woe6
6.!.g q. 81 - 4 ~ :s.s,srs.y sss..s:sss:
stsHtlea, les0~M} 8AoSS , HuAs1k.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY. AS Thomas Starke,
a little son of Mr.. Thomas J. Starke, was
walking up the canal bank above the Tre'
degar Works Thursday afternoon, he was
met by two half-grown youths, who stopped
him and took from him pocket-book and
knife, and were about to strip him of his
boots, but an examination proved they
were too much worn to pay for the trouble,
and they permitted him to depart without
| further mOlestatiOn.
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'LBr OF LETTERS

r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
s!4rs 1s 81 yisaisls sovsasEs ,@saAosD' @
II no. called fcr within one month they WIN b.
70 strangers or tranrisnt visitors In . town or
city, whose special sddreas may be uaknown,
With the word "trsnsient.n 80, -. - = !
Place the postage stamp on the upper right hand
corner, and leave space between the stamp and
direction for post marking Without interfering
with the writing. ..- 49, .E-,ts -. -,
call for ddrertfsed StterS," giving the date Of
this list, and pay one cent for Advertising.
n. .B.-A request for the return of . letter 10 the
writer, II unclaimed within thirty days or less,
written or printed, with the writer's name, post
ofce snd State across the left hand end OF the
vslope, on the face side. will be complied with. ~
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A qua DE MAGNOLIA.-A toilet de
n light. Superior 10 any cologne used to bathe
the face and person; to render the skin son and
fresh 10 allsy Inflammation 10 perfume clothing;
for headache, &C; It's msnufsstgred ~ from the Icn
quite unprecedented. II 10 fayorte With actresses
and opera singers IL 10 sold by all dealers, at one
dollar, In large bottles, and by pEMAS BARNES
CO., New York, Wholesale Agents.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by ell druggists.
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ss- RICHMOND SHOE STORE,

sg RICHMOND SHOE STORE,
CORNER OF BROAD AND NINTH STREETS.
JACOB C0HN
1espee,fully informs the ladies that he has on
hand, and 10 constantly receiving, p Fg;rg
LADIES' CATERS "a neat article) at Sl.so. (
MogoCCo BOOTS Ia neat articie) At &i.so, q
and finer grades OF work, from 81 SO up to 70; and
makes to order oil kinds OF 60.
LADIES' CATERS AND CALF BOOTS. ~
Ladies' wouid do well to remember this.
The manufacturing Is under Mr.. A. III. DaVis's
control, who wiz use every effort TO please
GESTLEMES'S BOOTS, .....aa .,a.9S
AND SHOES, go
AND CATERS.
MADE TO ORDER. 49,
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.
sel3-ts ~
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SnxEY DIvIsIoH.-At the lAst sssei0a a
the Grand Division of Virgins, the name
and number Of Sidney Division, No. sS.
Sons OF Temperance, was changed 70 thst
Of Marion, No. S; also, the night a meet.
ing was changed 70 Tussday night, instead
of Saturday night, - heretofore. The next
regular meeting win take plscs % Tues.
day night; on which occasioa besuetlui
banner will bo presented, formerly the pro-
.perty Of old Marion Division.
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ST. MARKS ,CHuRcH.--There will be d..
vine service tonight ut ST. Marks chsrch
at half-past 7 o'clock 8 and 1t wil9bs seen
elsewhere that Bishop Johns viii admins.
ter the rite Of confirmation rhcre t0-moS-
row afternoon ,at 4 o'clock 4IIgsJ
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ROBBERY. The small thefts in Rich
mond are increasing. Yesterday the pre-
misses of Mrs. Alexander, on Second street,
were robbed of basin and four chickens.
The thieves now seem to care very little
whether their operations are carried on In
the day or night.
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BAsx.BALL.--At meeting held In Sid
ney, November l, the Warsaw Base-bsn
Club was organized, and the following oft-
GERS were elected TO serve for one quarter ::
President, C. A. Gibson vice-president,
II. @. Krake; secretary, Clinton Carter :
treasurer, J. r. Jacob; director, Richard
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Me- J. l.. DOHERTY,

g- BREEDEN 4 FOX, -,yto to.E
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS, 'i & Z.
No. 40l BROAD STREET,
are receiving per steamers THIS DAY large addi-
,lonsl supplies of DRESS GOODS, bought during
the past week at the extensive New York auction
sa!es Also, a large and attractive supply OF new
and choice PRINTS, BLEACHEDF and BROWN
GOODS, IRISH LINENS, CLOTHS and CAsSl-
MEgES A large assortment OF LADIES' CLoAKs
anlSHAwLs of the newest designs. a. sd
CARPETlNGS Of all grades, DRUGGETS, RUGS,
&c, &C. Dresden FOX,
No. a0l Broad street,
oc!7-l.t corner Broad and Fourth Streets q
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GRNTLRMRN,SLIST.


Hatcher, Thos. Quigley, B.
Henderson & Co. .Ratcliff, Jas. &.
Henloy, J. II. Ragsdel, John
Heyman, L. Randolph, X. }.
Hewiett, T. .(c'd) Reynolds, Z. y.
Hicks, John A. Riyes, Alfred
Hill, Il. r. Richards, b.
Hickock, Z T. T.(a)Rieley, Charles
y Hillston, 8. Riddle. John
Hicks, w. C. Rind, James W.
Home & Elem. Richardson, j.
ming I 7 Rind, Ro. q.
,lHorn & Co. Richards, Wv.
Horrsnan, G. Row1se, Atpsrt
. Hoppe. &. Robinson, c. L.
Holiappel, T. Robinson; geo.
Howard y. @. Rosne, John y !!
Hobson, ]. A. Roche, Maurice
hoy, John F.. Rose, ~; J. -
Hongh Il Co. b. Rowland, n; g..
Hoffman, Z. Roam, VIM. b.
Hopkins, =. Ruskeli, GEO.
Holmes, w. j. Ruthertord, w.
Hunter, Alex. Ryan, j. T. i
Hutzisr, D.. Sersnef, 1us.
Hughes, j., k.(2l samuel, a.. 4
HumphreysM. IL. savage, M.~
!. HaSs;on, g. ss:SSsE|:; ssSsE,|s;,, Jccis css.3, 9,
lverson, 4. T. Schannef, + >,
. Jack, John Scott, Nal; }: ~
jackson, B. schfiver, i;o.5
Jackson, n. schools =; a.
Jeeser, John Scott Mitnam
Johnson, 4. sceu, MN. A.
johnson, Col. Setbefling 4. q
Jones, Albert 60 Z
i. Johnson, A. Seller, Cnarles
John, T. Seldner, c.M.,
Johnson. O., II, Shsw, Daniel
Johnscn, H.. Ehunbergef, u
Jones = Co.. J. ss.ensrd:an sssotwsldd, q; "
Johnson. y.H. Shelton, w. G.
.johnson, J. W. 6hislla WA,
Joh mon. John Slaughter, O.
Johnso Joh rson J'B. Sisds, wa. B.
Jordan. \, 3. Smith &Fsgs
Johnston. Ned smith, Y: A.-
= (coloyedl 6mith, adwW
Junsen, smtn, ve2I -
KeatiBG, g. smith, y 2 :
KEELING, 3. D. Snlth u L.~
kelley, J. 0. 6nead, Ian. II
ksppls, Ress: sH;;T;,sdlinnsb sH;;,sr r 4.
! kIrsssssa. :, sRsSs:;,s ihA.k.
krsssl.r, .. tsi elSsrd, .. J.
Knyts, yohA essE nsnsy
IeSe 6AsHlJs. %,
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JUDGE LYoNs's CoURT.-Besides the case
of the Rothscbilds, reported at length else
where, the case of Howe, Knox 4 Go. Us.
Strong occupied the whole morning,
and was continued till this morning, when
q jury will be sworn and the evidence
heard y . y ~. u I I.
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j SUPREME CoURr or APPEAis.-This
court will adjourn to-day. No decision
was rendered yesterday, and no business
Of interest done there.
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Heimstreet's inimitable Hair Coloring Is not
dye All insta infamous dyes are composed Of lunar
caastic. and more or iess destroy the vitality snd %
beauty Of the hair This 10 the original haii Co-
years II restores gray hair TO its original color by
gradual absorption, In most remarkable manner.
n In also beautiful hair dressing. Sold in two
sises-SO cents and tl-by all dealers.
c. HRiMSTREET. Chemist.
- SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
& sold by all Druggists.
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II is most delightful Hair Dressing.
II eradicates scnrf and dandruf.
IL keens the head cool and clean.

1t makes tho hair rich, soft, and glossy.
1t prevents hair turning gray and falling off.
II restores hair upon prematnrely bald heads
This is just what Lyons kathairon will DO; II lis Is
the ear load and yet its almost incredible demand
In daily increasing, until there is hardly country
store that does not keep it, or family that does
Z. THOMAS LYON. Chemist. New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
. . sold by all druggists.
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/ IxrosfisrC CHAyun1xKAILhoA TaAINs.
We call special attention 10 The important
changes apnouDeed IA iapother rolumn n
Tie schedules &C The RteAmoa1 Md 70.
t6ssbo5f ~ The nich160nd, Fredsyicky-
bpsg sa1 potolnsc railroads.
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-
Our CHURCHES To- xoRRow. Tho usual
services will be held In the several cAurches
Of the city tomorrow, except where oeheF-
wise mentioned below. ~ ,asse ~ 80
Bishop Johns will preach IN Gracs Epess
copal church at II A. n, and admin
ister the rite Of conflrmation.s y 9E ?
AT st. Marks Episcopal church, Bishcp
Johns will preach at O'Clock In the afeeF.
noon, and administer the rite 0fscounrua-
tion. The usual services in tho morning
at IL O'Clock. ,..4 sat 4. -, !.
Rev. DR.. Moore, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church, having gone to East
Hanover Presbytery, Rev. Dr.e Brown Win
preach ut IL A. NJ, and Rev. Dr. Hogs at
halEpast P. N. -D .soi-.
At the Second Presbyterian church.
Rev. DR.. Hoge will preach on the PARALLELS
at IL A. NJ, and deliver lecture TO young
at 4 P. NJ. Subject" The young man
whom Jesus loved - ntC'l ~ * 5TG .sln
Rev. DIR. Read, pastor, of the United
Presbyterian church, having gone to Pres.
bytery, Rev. J. S. r. Clarke Win preach at
III A. NJ, and Rev. p. b. Price at 4P.M.
The Sunday school win meet at 9L A. j.
It will be remembered that this church
now meets reg alarly at Virginia Hall, on
Ninth between Main and Franklin streets,
AT the Third Presbyterian church, SER
mon at IL A. M. by the pastor, Rev. 2. b.
Price. Communion services after morn.
ing sermon. Rev. William w. Houston, o.
Warm Springs, Va, will preach at half
past p. M.
Rev. Jacob Manning will preach In SID
ney Methodist church at liza. M -
Rev. DIR. Williams, who has been preach
ing in the First Baptist church daring the
past week, returned to Baltimore yester-
day, and Rev. DR.. Burrows will preach 70.
morrow at IL A. NJ. and at half.past +. n.
At the close of the services at night the
ordinance of baptism will be administered. /.
Rev. F. L. Kregel, Of Spotsylvanis, win
preach in the Second Baptist church at ~
A. NJ. and half.past Z p. n, The ordi.
nance of baptism will be administered
after the sermon at night. - vIo9 Il y
At Grace-street Baptist church Rev. Dr.
Jeter will preach in the morning and ID.
minister the ordinance Of baptism, and
Rev. Harvey Hatcher will preach at night.
At Leigh street Baptist Church Rev. A.
E. Dickinson will preach in the morning
and administer the ordinance Of baptism.
Communion services at half-past 5 N.
No services at night. -tlgoia. Y, I,
At st. Johns German Eyangical church,
Fifth street, Rev. H. Kuehne, d. D., WIN
preach at IL o'clock A. M.JaI ~ ls6 = !"
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NJ LOOK AT THIS

~ LVUK M TTtIS = n :" - y
LIVE INSURANCE. can be effected in HOME
COMPANY on as REASONABLE TERMS As In any
Northern Company. Therefore keep your money
Al home.
Apply =, the ONCE OF the RICHMOND SAVINGS
BANK and INSURANCE. COMPANY, under the
Ta,s.raph Office, corner Of Main and Twelfth
streets JOHN b. DAVIS, President.
JoHxP c. Porrs, Secretary. oc lots !,
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T1isixB o. ADvElg51ult

ECCLEsIAsTICAL MsxrSxos -Kst Hsoo-
YER Presbytery, which embraces Riehmoo1
and 8 large port Of lower virginis, wss 70
meet on yesterday at Holmes church, II
Northampton county. Scyefalof the cleS.
aymen ofthIs eity--Sn0ng them Drs. Hooss,
Read, and Conyerss-went down % y O
the Norfolk boat yesterday. The Rrespy-
terian Synod Of Virginia !s 20 meet at Nor.
foik next W edncsdsy night, q which time
the opening sermon VIII b prcacned y
the Rev. J. n. P. AtkinsoS, moderator. 4
large attendance of ministers, slderb ana
visitors from all parts Of the State y Sosi-
cipated. The Virginia Conference o. tne
Methodist Episcopal Church meets II Nof.
folk on the lOth OF this month.
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wATHMEY n MORRIS.

NJ GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
/ solicit ccnsignments 'Of every description.
Commissions, TWO AND A HALF PER CENT.
once on Basin bank between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, Richmond. oc N-d&swlm
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, / DMINIETRATOR's NoTICE.-All
"A persons Indebted TO the sxtats u 3. b. Mon:
tsiYc. 1sseAssd. .vin please como forward aas
nm nafsons heyjng claims against the estpte wtll
prcssht them within the time prescribed by isw,
properly authe henticated, 70 pc tot setlieHent. :.
..,n.s IRiSTiDES NOATEIRo..
: q Adntnistrator q 3. II, Nonssire, deceased.
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MCDANIEL IRBY will continue business In
LYycHBURa, VIRGINIA, and will be pleased 70
serve their friends a. heretofore.
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