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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-21

CHARTER GRANrED.-Yesterday Judge
Meredith granted charter Of inccrpora-
ton to Messrs. R. S. PEBBLES, Robert A
Lancaster, ]. G. Beattie, W. b. Haxall,
James T. johnson, J. b. Montague, Thomas
W. McCance, and John NJ. Allan, who
have associated themselves together for
the purpose of forming company to be
named the "Sunnyside Nursery and Fruit
growing Association" The object of the
company is to grow and sell fruits, shrub
berry, flowers, and vegetables, to manufac.
ture and sell vinegar, wine, brandy, and
other fermeEted and distilled liquors, and
to dry and can fruits and vegetables. The
charter provides that the capital of the
company shall be 100000, which may be
increased to 81 ,O0O,o 900, to be divided into
shares Of SlOO each.
The officers to manage the affairs Of the
company for the first year are as follows I:
Robert A. Lancaster, President and Trea-
surer; John n. Allan, Secretary; r. A.
Lancaster, J. G. Beattie, W. II. Haxall ,
J. T. Johnson, J. II. Montague, and T. W.
McCance, Directors.
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Aitl1mond 1ispatltr,
sATURDAY.......sEPTEMBER 81, 1867.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS.
PATCH" is LARGER THAN THE COM.
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
CITY.
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AT "THE DOLLAR STORE" S3e Main street, cor.
ner inth, you supply yourself with silver
plated spoons or forks, all sizes, for one dollar.
Fac oO-2t1
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GoDHY.-We have received from L. L.
Smith, the enterprising newsdealer, Co.
deys Lady Book for October. 1t is capi-
tal numbar
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cPFARs's ssOLUTION-Cheapest and
,.a,hoa In the world to PRESERVE
RynTS ITS TOMATOES, &c.. In any size jar or vessel
Without aDg iightiug and Sa1 pss sn fren ON
EaatrsI Cali Tor a circular at AIS Sixth street,
1901 OF 'ese'a"i' l.. P. REACH. Grocer,
ss,7-s,eod Agent for Richmond
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Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange, Sept 9


Wheat.-White, l,99S bushels very bad to
seed, 81 .2oG$2. .65 red, $50 bushels common to
very good, 81. .9O@S2 20.
C5rR.-White, $50 bushels good to prime, 81. 10
@$l l2h yellow, 50 bushels good, Sl.l0; mix
ed, 80 bushels, 81 12H.
O1ts.-llo bushels good, i7h94S.
Rye-7lO bushels .good to primo, sl.l2H@
$1l6.
Iy,ros.d ~ hnshals fair - 20
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MILITARY MATTERs.-Yesterday Colo
mel Garrick Mallory, of the Freedmen,s
Bureau, left for Fortress Monroe on ous'-
ness connected with his department..
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TOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMI-
The Il New New an and Il sissant as side side: Wheel ~
steamship NIA0A ARA, Car,ain ply !, SSasssSa
Rockets on SUNDAY MORNING, September
22d at IL O'Clock Freight received up to 6P. Fl
SATURDAY. Fare, Sl2 Round ickets, S2o Steer
age SO. Through bills of ladng signed 10 Eoston,
Mass. For freight or passage apply TO
SAMUEL AYRES Il CO.,
ga 2l-lt Main and Eleventh streets
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CoUp DE SOLEIL.-Now is the time for
all engaged in outdoor pursuits to guard
against any undue exposure to the sun. We
have never known the heat more intense
and overpowering. An aged colored man,
overcome by the effects of the sun, fell
yesterday near the corner Of Foushee and
Jackson streets. A couple Of good Sa-
maritans, passing, lifted him beneath the
shade of the trees near by, and procured a
bucket of cold water, with which his tenn
Piles were freely bathed. He recovered
sufficiently in the course of an hour or two
to walk to his home.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-Theb boats
IN Of the JAMES RIVER ANDsaae.sIITIsSs aer.-sI!I!TIss
KANAWHA CANAL COMPAN s5Es5SSsl5SSsEsYeI
will leave the dock as usual --
promptly at IL o. clock NJ. on TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and
beyond collected on delivery or prepaid at the op
ton of the shipper: Freight received ana deliver
ed at my otic ce, on the dock.
Way Freight will not be delivered till charges
are paid.
Boats locked and insured.
Ia Its EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
IL IN THE MANCHESTER, VA, POST-OFFICR
SEPTEMBER 2l 1887.
LADIES LIST.
Anderson, Mrs: II. a. Richardson, MISS Kate
Blunt, Miss A. E Riders, MrS III. r
Fore. Mrs Annie E. Sadler, Miss lila V.
Hatch, Miss NJ. B. Smith, Mrs. Lizzie lcld)
Lewis, Mrs. Mary Sherard Mrs. ). A.
Moore, Miss Sarah Valentine, MIS-. G, F.
Maxey, MissS. Vest, Mrs Julia A.
Perdue, Miss NJ. J. Wilford, Mrs. Jeremish
Pemberton. lies l.. ]. Williams, Mrs. NJ.
Patterson, Mrs: nr. Willisms, Eivire lcpd)
WhtwoIth, Mrs. NJ.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Archer, H. g. (2) Leah, Theodore
Address, John eyburn, Rev u. Il.
Birch, J A. LithgsLw w. 7.
Brown, W. A. t2) Moss, B. T..
Benshaw, James Montero. DR.. A.
Blankenship, ~. McRae, &C
Christian, r. w. Morrissett James A.
Cusby, T. B.. Merrett, J. NJ
Davis p. S. Moody, James Il.
Everett, Samuel Pickett: w. j.
FL uruoy, Robert Perry, John
Finny, y. b. Payne, Is ID.
Graves, Richard Rogers, James
Patcher p G. Snead John H.
Hall. John w. (2) shuman, George b.
Hancock. K. J. Smith, John
Jones, siias Z. Weisiger, Captain w W.
J. NJ. MOODY, P. NJ.
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THE HABEAs CoRPUs CAsE.-A few days
since we mentioned that Judge John A.
Meredith had awarded a writ OF ha6eaS
corpus to United States soldier named
James William Keebler, who Petitioned
that he had enlisted in the army when un-
der sixteen years of age without the con-
sent of his parents, and contended that the
Government had no right to retain MIN IN
service, the said writ being maae rsturna, ),
BILE yesterday at II O'Clock before Inc Saiu
Judge. :.o.,~ :, :
brought into court under guard. The cap
tain of the company of which the petitioner
is q member returned the writ, and Colo
mel NJ / Dupont announced that the Govern
ment was not prepared to go into an eA'
animation then whereupon Judge Mere
dith continued the case until II O'CLOCK on
Wednesday next.
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TITO LEATHER DEALERS AND
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS.
&. e. FERNEYHOUGH,
WITH
NJ. HESSBERG,
dealer in
LEATHER, FINDINGS, HIDES, OILS, &C.,
1879 Main street, Richmond, Va.
7 have made ARRANGEMENTS for conducting the
LEATHER BUSINESS on more extensive scaie,
and have connected with 1t Currylng ana fln.
ishiny Establishment. Being in constant receipt
of fresh supplies. and with the superior faclntes
enjoy, am enabled to sell all articles In my hne
es low as they can be bought In any market. .
MIR. E. S. FRRNEYH0UGH, long and favoraoly
known to the trade for his thorough knowledge OF
the business and uniform courtesy to his custom
ers is with me, and will be most happy TO see hiS
old friends and patrons, assuring tdem thet ne WIN
leave nothiog undone to give them ehtife '"'e'"''
ton. u,so.h ho,ob
at highest marke prices, and prompt returns made
on all consignments. unespppo
au 26-d&swlm m. hhsophho
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DWELLING>H WANTED. =
~ We wish topurchase two desirable YELL
ING. HOUSES, south OF Broad street between
Foushee and Seventh streets, containing from Six
to eight rooms. Price, from $s 900 to ~ 600
"a 2J--3t ChBELL q WAL hlSs
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-De9atJStTy.

pR. C. E. KLOEBER, SUR
- GEON DENTIST (late of Baltimorel, Sa11X0
No. 900 Broad street, Richmond, va.
Teeth filed In the best manner at redu uced prices
Beautiful artificial teeth on the vulcanite base,
perfectly initiating The natural organ and restoring
the contour OF the face, at the low prices OF $!o,
$25, and $50 per Sc.
Nitrous oxide gas given in extracting teeth, rem
dering the operation painless and safe.
3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-21

UNFoUNDED CHARGE.-A stranger in the
city named William H. Reynolds was
brought before the Mayor yesterday upon
the charge Of stealing one ten and two
five dollar gold pieces from Dora Rose.
Dora is an inmate of Lone Cottage
and testified that the ive-dollar pieces
were used by her as earrings and the ten
dollar piece as breastpin; that on Thurs.
day she left Reynolds In ber room, in which
was her trunk containing the jewelry
When she came back she found that the
pieces had been stolen.
A number of other witnesses were ex.
amined, whose testimony SO clearly estab-
lshed the innocence of the accused that
the Mayor Immediately dismissed the case.
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LADY WHO HAS HAD SEVERAL
n years experience in teaching would Ike 10
obtain SITUATION az DAILY GOVEREESS In
some family in the city. Excellent references
given. Address TkACHER, Dispntch Office. -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-21

HENRIco COUNTY JAIL.-The Jail of Hen
rico county was visited yesterday by Cap
tain Cook, of the Freedmen's Bureau. He
was politely received by jailor Eggleston,
and in company with sheriff Smith, who
chanced to be present, conducted through
the prison. Captain C.'s visit occurred
Just at the dinner hour, and he found the
inmates dining sumptuously on bacon and
cabbage, raw tomatoes (well seasohsd)
potatoes, etc. In reply to Captain Cooks
inquiries, the prisoners stated that the
fare was unobjectionable in quality, and
far exceeded in quantity their necessities.
The new sheriff causes coffee to be issued
every morning for breakfast, and expresses
determination to provide for all pri-
sopers good fare and comfortable quarters.
There arc now ten persons confined IN the
jail-one white (Phillips) and nine colored.
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VGoLAToRs OF THE DECALOGUE IN TRoU-
BLE.-Amanda Johnson, colored, was
placed in the First station-house yester-
day by officers Bibb and O'Dwyer upon
the double charge Of theft and adultery.
Amanda, not content with deserting her
husband, Frank johnson, and consorting
with Robert Paine, took along with her
beds, bedding, knives, forks, plates, cups,
saucers, etc. At the instance of her deeply
aggrieved husband she was arrested. But
Frank did not stop here. Determined to
break up the new co-partnership, he also
obtained warrant for the arrest of Paine,
which was served by the same officers, and
the erring couple will be arraigned before
his Honor, Mayor Mayo, this morning to
answer the charge Of adultery.
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Marine Intelligence.

MINIATURE Observation-Disclosures 81, 1857.
Sun rises 5.5SI Moon rises. ~ 90
Sun rets..,....... 500 Eigh tide, A. M..., Io,l7
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CTAVES WANTED.-5OO,0O 900 RED
- OAK HOGsHEAD and 50o. 600 WHITE OAK
SLAVES, OF all kinds for which the highest mar
ket prices will be paid. Dimensions and full d.
rectIons for getting furnished upon applicau2n 70
ona, I'm Norfolk, Va.
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PETITIONERS IN BANKRUPTCY.-Th fol-
lowing, in addition to those already pub
lished, have filed petitions praying the
benefit Of the bankrupt act:
Thomas Lumpkin, Caroline, September
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VOL. XXXIII.
Linkenhoker. 8. n. i2l

Davis, @. NJ. Linkanhoker,s. NJ
Davidson, 1t Lloyd Ph'pps Treviiian, G. B.
S!s' psS!s S"e NJ Eear1an ESsf %% Co, gisnh .m c.
Bsvis Dsy,s VIII, W; d; noxer,,,ra TpIkinhorn. J.
benny, o.; Luck, W 9: nhris. nhiI ST oeorss
DeCator Il. b. Martin, B. B. Van Aernans &
Densl, ,J & Manning; E. William,
DiekeIson, c. Msyss. Geo. vass, 5. T.
btien, J. L.. Maddox, John Tadeu P. F.
Digs. John Martin ]. n. Vsnable, N. G.
Dickinson x Marshall, ]. N. Vtge'sdorfer, J.
Dodd Macon J M Walker, W. J.
DoerAinger g. Msrshal!, ]. A. waidrop. W J.
Dornin,J. J. Marn l.. wnt-on. ". s.
nolson. r: (c'd) Maynard, 4. Wachsmann, <.
Doolan, Thos., Mathewa, R. Waller, Maj. R.
Duncan, :. II. Mason, Thos; waldrGp, P. H.
Damn, n. q. Marit, w. (c'd) Warren, J. D.
Dunn, w. r.: Mayo. Wm. Watkins, 9.
rd Eison sen MeTiek eTfs oha' H. l. Ward Francis
Ene,t, W. W. ainkle, Geo. %. Ward. j. F.
Embray, ST. Miller E. a. Warden, Mr..
Elier. Edw. Mills, Henry B. Wade, Judge
+ son, n. Mitchell, j. 4. Wells, Thos
Eubanks J. L. Mooes, Albert Webster, Edw.
Exams. Arthur Moore 4 Co. Welsh. Andrew
F4rrar, J. S. Moore, Edw. whitehur0t, w.
Fa~tns1 Fa1knsF sSfss S1ss Jones 5oRe wai,loek
F.nnell. John Motion, Robt Winso WIN: W .
Ferguson, W. Montague, K. Winfrie, ' W, w.
Finks, +. Moore T. A. Wilson, X. (c.o)
PiskIinJ b Mn1phyPstG; G. ,lln1 WILLIAMS; g. r. y y
FleldS L. Is. Murray, w llllo Ollbous II. "
Flemming. J ]. Murray, WIN Wingheld, J. I.
Fountain, + W. McCane T. w. Wilson, n &.
FoSarty John McCurdy, T. b. Willis, Z.
Founta II. n. McCann, WIN Williams, Z. W.
Foster. Roht. Mccarthy. w. II. Wingheld, a.
Fox, Richard Mclntire. NJ. Wcodson, 1.
Friscbkorn, Is. Macnnrdo, ,G.P. Woodson, X.
Francis, Z. Mccarthy, Edw. Worsham, J. q.
Frazier, J.. w. ratiii, Chas. Woods, J. T.
Frck, Theo Newsonal F. Voolfolk, E: T.
Frutchy, VIM. Newman J. r. Woodson, &C. (c'd)
Garrow, Billy Neal Thos Wrenn, Henry
tcolored) NeiLermeir A Wripht, E.
Gaines, u. n. Nichoson5 Bro. Wright. 4. n.
Ganstt, Z. N Nordyke, Mar Yates, J. Alex
d. mn & Co Yancey, j. 4.
Gambell, Jas Norman Geo. Young g. w.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ed!tress Of the little Cleaner Editors Southern
Literary Messenger; Secretary Powhatan Lodge,
No r. ]. o. o. F.; Secretary Fitzhugh Lodge,
No. o3. ]. O. o. F. Eta Theta Advertiser; Her.
chant; Pastor of tho Colored Church Pastor OF
the NJ. Z. z. Church.
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DOMESTIC MARKETs.-Our market places
are not so crowded as they were during
August. There has been falling off in
venders as well as buyers. There is still
enough Offering, however, to satisfy all
reasonable demands, and the attendance
is sufficiently numerous for comfort. We
quote the following ruling rates:
Fresh Meats. Beef Choice, 16 and &c.,;
veal, 2Oc.; mutton and lamb, choice,
l2hc.; pork and shoat, l21a@15c.
Vegetables.-Cabbage, 8, s., and l0c. per
head beets, 10 to l5c. per bunch; snaps,
35 to 40c. per peck; sweet potatoes, Is to
3Oc. per peck; Irish potatoes, 20, 25, and
5Oc. per peck tomatoes, 80c: per peck !;
cucumbers, Sc. per dozen; Lima beans,
lOc. per quart; black-eye peas, 6 to Sc.
per quart onions, s to l0c. per quart ollra,
1Oc. per quart; egg plant, Is to zoe. each.
uit.-Peacbes, 81. so to So per bushel-
a very superb article sold yesterday at 81
per peck apples, soc. to al per bushel ;
English grapes, 10, IL, and l5c. per quart ;
damsons, 50 per bushel; chincapins, l0c.
per pint; watermelons (scarce), 20, 2j, and
5Oc..
Poultry and Eygs.- Chickens, 20, 25, 33,
40, and SOC. each, according to size and
condition; ducks, 81 per pair; gosliDgs
(grown), 81 each; eggs, 20, %, and 25c.
per dozen.
Dairy Products. Butter, 80, 35, 38, and
40c. per pound; sweet milk, lOc. per
quart butter milk, sc. per quart; smear
kase, 10c. per pint.
Fresh FESh.-The extreme heat Of the
past few days has produced great stagna-
ton in the fish market. Persons are ex-
tremely cautious how they buy. Prices
vary according to circumstances, and no
reliable quotations can be given.
Prouender. .-Sheaf oats, S5c. per cwt.
fodder, 81 per cwt.; wheat straw, 80 to
75c. per two-horsc load.
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HEAVY HARDWARE.-250 dozen
khovsis. 100 dozen Painted Bueketsi 800 kegs
Nails, assorted so kegs Horseshoes; Is tonslHol.
low Ware; 10 tons Grinds,onss; 50 CASKS trace zee
and Cart Chain for sale at west market rates ~
% IA VS. DONNAN u GO.
DABPIT METAL.-500 pounds hne
- Babbit Metal just received per steamer III.
""''' CHARLES J. sIHToN,
ant l435 Main street.
DRESERvING x ETTLES AND
CHARLES J. SINToN,
an l435 Main street.
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WANTED, TO RENT PART OF A
w SMALL HOUSE or TWO ROOMS convenient
to the business portion OF the city. hddrsss, with
particulars, box s83 Richmond post ofics.
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A CoLoRED BIGAMIsT.-A sprightly-
looking darky named John Roberts, and
when convenient John Davenport, was
brought before the Mayor yesterday morn
ing to answer the charge of bigamy. 1t
appears that in the year 1856 John welded
one Harriet Jackson, and enjoyed the
felicities of married life for four years,
when they separated. In this state John
lived until 1866, when he wooed and won
Maria Hobson, with whom, in " fancied
bliss" he lived until last March, when his
lynx-eyed mother-in law heard of his first
marriage, and, becoming irate, procured
a warrant for his arrest on the charge of
bigamy. He was brought before the
Mayor, who, after an examination, bailed
him to appear before the Court Of Hus-
tings on the second Qast) Monday in Sep
tember. The day came, and the case was
called, but John did not appear. Judge
Burnham issued warrant for his arrest
and put it into the hands Of officer Jen-
kins. He, learning that John was In
Petersburg, went over there on Thurs
day. soon got on the track of his man,
and unearthed him. John gave leg bail,
but after sharp chase was overhauled
The Mayor sent the accused to Jail to wait
until Judge Burnham was ready for him.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A

EOR PHILADELPHIA-TWICE A
Il WEEK-steamer CLAYMONT, e1A
Captain CARR, now lying at her @NS
berth in the Dock, will receive &.MaAAeA,
freight for the above port till MON
DAY the 23d instant, at IL o'clock Nj. Freight
taken tor orfolk ct moderate rates. Passage to
w. p. PORTER, Agent.
go 2l-ot Office 2i25 on the Dock.
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WANTED, TO RENT suite of UN-
w FURNISHED ROOMs-say. from two 10
three in number-in quiet part Of the city, for a
gentleman whose family consists OF self, wife, In
fant, and servant. where good board can be had
Would not object to being In a private family
WHARF regular meal hours were kept. First-class
reference given and eqaired: Apply to
JAMES T. SUTTON,
United States Pension Agent
se2l-3t corner Bank and Tenth streets.
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SALES By AUcTIoN.-The largest sale of
groceries by auction which has taken place
in Richmond since the war was held yes
terday at the extensive warehouse of
Messrs. A. Y. Stokes g. Co. A large COM
pany was present, and the bidding spirited.
We annex the prices realized for leading
articles: Thirty hogsheads sugars at sl2.45
GSl2.S7 per cwt.; B brown sugars, in bar
rels, II l1Sc.; c sugar, II lasc.; Rio Coffee
231sG2455c.; syrups, 4SkG52&c.; gun
sl7.e5; bacon breasts, $l7.371a@sl8.50 ;
bi carb. soda, 73lc.; adamantine candles,
2lhc.; Peruvian guano, sS7GsS7.25
!, 900 rejected bacon shoulders, sS.5OG
Sll50 per cwt.
Mr.. T. D. Neal, of auction fame, with
his accustomed suavity and earnestness,
urged the Importance of high prices, and
the buyers responded literally.
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WANTED-RAGs, ROPE, PAPER, =; ots,
w Copper, Brass, Lead, Zinc, White Glass,
&C.. &C., for which the highest cash prices are
paid by US.
SMITH, POTTER & CO.,
sa71m No. 1907 Cary street.
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WANTED, o SINGLE MAN to work
w on small FARM one mile from Manches
ter. As an inducement TO one who can come
well recommended, instruction will be given Ut
nj ght during the winter in any branch desired. !.
Inquire at this office or at the post office in Man.
chester. se2l
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WANTED, a WHITE GIRL from
w l2to IA years OF age as NURSE. Apply at
Central depot to ,,onm,
"a 2O-3tk LEWIS ANIELOlIl.
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Edtress Of the little Cleaner; Editors Southern
Literary Messenger Secretary Powhatan Lodge,
No IL I. o. o. F.; Secretary Fitzhugh Lodge,
No. %. ]. o. o. F. Eta Theta Advertiser; Mer.
chant; Pastor Of tho Colored Church Pastor oi
the NJ. Z. z. Church.
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WANTED, SIX GOOD BRICKLAY
w ERs AND PLASTERERS to work In the
town Of BelIair Ohio, four miles east Of Wheel
tbs balance OF the season, and liberal wages paid
Expenses there not more than 500. Address me at
meet me In person at the drug store OF A. Bodeker
s. Brother, corner OF sixth and Broad Streets 29th
and 25th september, at 10 o'clock A. NJ; ,.
se 2O-3t* j j. N LID
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NJ TED, 100000 WHITE OAK
w SLAVES, SIS inches long. inches wide, !
inch thick 43 inches long, inches wide. Inch
inches wide. finch thick. For particularly sd-
dress w. C. MAYO, box 10 Richmond, or Z. e..
| FlTZHUGH, Loretto, Essex county, Va.
Am
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WO7atss

WANTED, A NICE FURNISHED
w ROOM on Shockoe Hill, within six sq uares
of the capitol. Address, with terms and location,
A. f. i post office box 81. e2l-2t~
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Franklin Whitmore, Rockingham, Sep
tember 10.
John D. M. Dooel, Grove Hill, county of
Page, September 10.
Jacob J. Frank, Rockingham, Septem-
Nov IN
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WANTED, a WHITE MAN to drive
w milk wagon, and who can milk COWS.
can give frst-rats recommendations. Liberal
wages given. Address DAIRY" DislMtch
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rO.PARTNERSHlP.-The subscriber
v having associated with him h!s nephs~, Ny.
tim RusiN Ess in the city Of Richmond under
the STYLE OF COOK & BAUG aT0H, and hopes the
sans liberal patronage so long bestowed on his
ndiyidnai efforts may bs conunued to the new
Arm. [ss le-st] 3. b. COOK.
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Insurance Companies.

Assets employed here for tho general bsnent.
Desirable FIRE AND MARINE hlshs lnVlteo'
Otce, No. 1914 Main street. -,
D. j. HARTSOOK, President.
DAVID ]. ByIR, Secretary.
Y q WupRRY In Assistant Secretary. my
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r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
IL IN THE MANCHESTER, VA, POsT-oFFICE

ALEXANDER SHARP, P. NJ.
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DissOIattiO,as. &c.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore
l. existing between the underlined for thu
manufacture Of Cigars, known under the frm Of
LANCE i WILLERs, bias been dissolved tnis
dsy by mutual consent FRANZ LANCE IN to col :.
debts against the sane. PHAHZ LANCE.
herman WILLERS.