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OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD COL
RICUNOND- Octabar I8bT Z

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Y On and after OCTOBER lsr the Mail Train
will be run between Richmond and Staunton
daily. except on Sunday. and on Sunday between
Richmond and Gordonsvile. West Of Stanton
the Mail Train will leave for Covington on MON
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, and re.
turn alternate days.
bodFo .Is'o A.
Leave 9taunton for Covington. .34a P.
Leave Staunton for Richmond 500 A. N.
Freight Trains daily texcept Sunday leave
Richmond at z. NJ. and 4. NJ.
THROUGH TICKETS sold to all prominent
points North and South, and to Lynchburg, Lex
lngton, Harrisonburg, Lewisburg, and other pro-
mInent points In the West.
At Covington, JAMES J. "A. TR0TTER & BRO
TIERS STAGE LINE connects with the Mall
Train for White Sulphur, Lewisburg and Ka-
nawha. Time from Richmond or Baltimore TO
Charleston, two and q half days.
At Staunton and Goshen, HARMAN CO.'S
STAGE LINES connect with Mali Train for Leg
ington daily Except Sundays), and passengers
go through from Richmond or Baltimore same
day.
The Passenger Car heretofore attached to
Freight Trains will be discontinued.
II. ID. WHlTCOMB,
ocl General Superintendent.
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A NIGHT WITH BURNs.-Mr. Kennedy,
the Scotch minstrel, appears tonight at
Virginia Hall, for the last time, in one OF
his best programmes.
Mr.. Kennedy is undoubtedly first
class vocalist, and his rendition of the
loved and beastiful Scottish melodies are
perfect.
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T IST OF LETTERS REM 3 lining
IL IN THE MANCHESTER P0ST-OFFICE DE-
CEMBER 2s, 1857.
LADIES LIST.
Cook. Mrs. William Monteiro, Mrs. Mary F.
Cook, Miss Bottle A. (2) Magee, Miss Sallie 4.
Dunnayant, Miss B. E.. Moseley, Mrs. Lettie
Eastman Nj RS Julia Puckett, Mrs. NJ. w
Graves, Miss SalIle 4. Rhodes Mrs. Mary D.
Hatcher, Mrs Mary L. Scott. Jane
Leath, Mis- NJ. Tailor, Mrs. Eliza 3.
Martin. Miss Matte A.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Atkison, Enoch Johnson, b. j.
Brown James Jeter, james
Bianton Il Eubank, Marks, b. u.
Burton, Thomas j. Mare, Benjamin
Baldwin, George A. Palmore, Newton K.
Cheatham, Joseph &. Quarles, Henry lcold)
Cook J. q. Robinson, Granville
Carbery Thomas Royal, William s. A.
CLAW, Peter f. Snelllngs, George X.
Clark, Roberta. Toler, William ID.
Desager, A. icolored) Talbot James
Hatcher. p. C. Young, James
Hogan, D. Il. Warthen, john
]. II. MOODY, P. N.
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THOSE who have used the Brazilian Pebble
spectacles will admit their superiority over manu-
factured glasses They are correctly suited to tue
eye at reduced prices by Mr.. FRASKLIF, the opti.
cian Also, fne Microscopes, Opera Glasses,
Thermometers, &c, at slS Main street, above
nost. Office.
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NEGRO OUTRAG Es.-Below will be found
accounts of three outrages perpetrated by
negroes on yesterday. These affairs are
becoming alarmingly frequent, and some
measures, no matter how severe, should
be taken to prevent them:
About l O'Clock a young lady, while
passing the corner Of Ninth and Main
streets, was run against by negro man,
who snatched her reticule from her arm
and ran off, making good his escape. The
reticule contained a small amount OF
money.
Earlier in the day young girl Of about
twelve years Of age was on Broad street,
walking home, when she was met by a ne
gro youth, who, without any provocatlon,
threw an apple-core in her face, and then
deliberately spit in her eye. The little
girl said nothing, but wiped her face with
her handkerchief. In her hand was a
fifty-cent note. The scoundrelly negro
saw this, snatched it out Of her hand, and
ran off.
About 8 o'clock, on Main between Sc
yenth and Eighth streets, some words oc-
Cured between small white boy and q
large negro boy. The negro became en-
ragged, and picked up rock, which ne
threw at the little fellow, striking him
over the left eye, inficting deep and
nainful cash. The sufferer was taken
home and cared for.
We have Intentionally omitted the
names of the two ladies and the boy. we
hone soon to chronicle the arrest OF the
negroes.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERvICEs.-With the follow
ing exceptions, services will be held in all
the churches tomorrow as usual:
Bishop Doggett will preach at the Clay
street Methodist church at ii A. NJ.
Rev. DR.. Rosser will preach at the
Trinity Methodist church both morning and
night.
Rev. J. Blenner will preach at the Ger
man St. Johns church at II A. M.
Rev. William D. Thomas will preach at
the Second Baptist church at 71a Pm.
EASTERN LUNATIC AsYLUM-REMoyAL OF
THE Directors BY THE MILITARY.-The
following order from headquarters has
lately been issued:
HEADQUARTERS first MILITARY DIsTRIcT,1
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, VA, December23, 1887 }
I" Special Orders No. ZOO EXTRAcT.l
"3. The present Board of Directors Of
the Eastern Lunatic Asylum having ha-
bitually violated the laws Of the State in
reference to disbursement Of the funds
appropriated for the support Of that insti-
tuition, and the Governor Of Virginia hav-
lUS GLdI iCdSOl tuO
of said Board, all the members Of the
Board of Directors are hereby removed
from office.
"The following officers are hereby de-
tailed to constitute temporary board of
directors to administer the affairs of that
institution according to law until new
board can be organized under the laws of
the State.
"Brevet Major General William F. Bar
ry, colonel Second United States artil-
lery, commanding sub-district Fort Mon
roe; Brevet Brigadier-General William
Hays, major Fifth United States artil-
lery Brevet Colonel James Simons, sur
geon United States army, medical director
First Military District; Brevet Lieutenant
Colonel T. NJ. Anderson, captain Twenty
first United States infantry, commanding
post of Yorktown; Breyet Captain F. j.
Massey, United States volunteers, military
commissioner.
"Any three of the above-namcd mcm-
bers will constitute quorum for the trans
action Of business.
"The Board will meet at Williamsburg,
Va, without unnecessary delay.
= =
"By command of Brigadier and Brovct
Major General Schotield.
IS. F. CHALFIN,
"Assistant Adiutant- General"
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LOUyers.

TAMES MACHIR HOGE. ATTOR
% NEY AT LAW and NOTARY PUBlIC, RlSh ;h
nond, Va, viii practice In al ths SGusIs n 81 Ia
rn1,cy causes attended 10. and particular a1teh
ION "a i'd TO collections ONCE over Ns1ohaA oah
OF virginia ~NN'~O do lQ-3n
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CHARTER GRANTED TO "THE VIRGINIA
NURSERY AND WINE CoNPANY."-Judge
Meredith, day or two since, granted a
charter of incorporation to the above
named company. The charter provides
that the capital of the company shall be
$40 600, which may be increased from
time to time, at the option of the com
to be divided into shares of slOO each.
" The company is formed for the purpose
of growing and selling fruit and ornamental
trees, shrubbery, fruits, vines, and yege-
tables; 30 manufacture and sell eiaer,
brandy, wine, and other lermenseu @ eod aas .ot :
distilled liquors from their own products
or those obtained from other sources. :.
The following named gentlemen constl-
tnte the Board of Directors for the trst
wear: Jacob Fuller, president; John NJ.
Allan, secretary; L. W: Rose, treasurer
R..P, Richardson, John D. d. Ross.
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PARpoN.-The Governor on Yesterday
nordoned Edward Marshall, convicted IN
the m County Court Of Prince Edward OF
robbery. and sentenced to the penitentlary
for e;ebt years, The convict was recon-
handed ~, to Executive clemency both IN
the verdict of the jury and the sentence OF
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FALSE ALARM.-The alarm of fire sound
ed Yesterday morning at about ii O'Clock
was caused by q burning chimney near the
Old Market. No damage.
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IyyrGRAr1oN MEETINa.-An important
meeting is announced for Monday night.
Dr.. Oliver of Scotland, Henry A. Wise,
William p. Macfarland, General Tochman,
and others, it is said, will address the
meeting,
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A New VIRGINIA lNvENTIoN.-Mr.
McGovern, the telegraph operator, has pos
session of the right for Patent Window
blind OPERATOR by means of which win
dow-blinds can be opened and shut with
ease without opening the window, simply
by the use of two levers handled from the
inside. The invention is simple and useful,
and will soon be introduced.
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TuE C1AFFL1N s. Co. VS.. STEENBocK q
~ C,sr-The consideration of this case
was resumed before Judge Burnham yes,
terday. Several witnesses were examined
and q number of depositions read.
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2itllmond 1ispatth,
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 2s, 1867.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS
pAICH - is LARGER THAN THE COM.
BlMED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER S,Il DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
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BANK D1vIDEND.-The National Bank OF
Virginia, A. F. Harvey president has de.
clared dividend of six per cent: out OF
the profits of the past six months, besides
carrying handsome sum to the reserved
fund. It is not strange that the. stock OF
this bank readily sells at and above par.
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ESCAPE OF A CoNvIcT.-Yesterday one
of the number of penitentiary prisoners
Working w at the quarries about two miles
from % the city eluded the guard and broke
for TT the country. We could not learn his
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NEEDS REPAIRs.-The culvert on the
corner of Sixth and Broad streets is badly
in need of repairs.
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THE CoNCERT.-This is the season when
the little orphans especially demand our
help. 1t is the season which, though it
brings Joy to many, brings cold and discom-
fort to many more. The rude, chilling
hand of Winter has been already felt,
though it has for some days been sparing,
and we know not when the piercing cold
may again return.
The concert to be given on Monday eve
ming at the Theatre for the benefit of St.
Joseph's Orphan Asylum should need no
appeal to be made successful. Can we
need appeals at this holy time? Do we
not see the Infant Saviour holding out his
little hands to US? 'Tis He who begs for
His little ones, and it is He who will not
let one mite given Him 60 without its
fullest and richest reward.
The entertainment will be of choice
character, and, Judging from the rehear-
sails already held, can hardly fail to be
successful. The sale of tickets has been
such as would indicate that the Theatre
will be crowded. We sincerely hope so.
The tickets are only fifty cents, and a
body can afford to buy one whether he
attends or not.
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RIcKxosp AND PgTERssURd RAILROAD Col
RICHMOND, VA, August -, 1907.
ON AND AFTER the 30th instant
Othe TRAINS ON THIS ROAD viii leave
EXPRgss TRAIN daily (excspt aondsys) at
4. n.
THROUGH MAIL daily at l:&0P u.
PRgIGHT and ACCOMMODATION daily tex.
cept Sundaysl AZ AIS p. u.
The IA. N. Train connects closely Win tralna
as far south Augusta, Ga, and at FeterSpaf8
with trains Of the Southside railway.
The lao 2. Il. Train makes close and sure con.
necions with trains for slI points south as far 40
New Orleans, and at Petersburg with trains fos
Norfolk. Va.
Trains Leave Petersburg for Richmond and all
po5 TREIGaT eH:F and and "SccoMMoDArIoS daily tsz-
eept Sunday at T.3o A. n.
EXPEBSS TEAM daily at $3.50 A. II.
THROUGH MAIL daily lsxcept sundsy' - u"
Fare TO Norfolk. 81. Baggage efsskasd af asfhfgush.
sss Eag!nssr .hd Superintendent.
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MIClj9aerY.

cLOSING OUT.-I am offering CE n
my whole stock Of &5SA
MILLINERY and ooD,
FANCY GOODS
BELOW COST TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
This is great chance for al the lsdies' ana lo'
aysry body Who is In want Of this
0'0A'"' LINE OF GOODS,
70 oo'"iii oN'i Mks. B. L. CAHEN,
a., 70 I'm s02 Broad street.
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A MAN WITH THREE FATHERs.-Yes-
terday morning dilapidated-looking man,
by name J. B. Jackson, was arraigned be-
fore the Mayor on the petty charge of
stealing hand-saw valued at $1.50. Mr.,
Jackson came up attired in Uncle Sans
livery; which brought forth the inquiry,
"Do you belong to the army ?" "No,
SIR" was the reply; 81 f0ughted in der
sow-dern army"
A begrimed-faced blacksmith, from
whom the saw was stolen, gave in evidence
that could leave Mr.. Jackson's innocence
to rest upon the rnerest shadow of hope.
Mr.. Jackson thereupon doubled himself
up into an appealing attitude, screwed his
mouth up, aud placing his eyes upon the
Mayor, each in its own separate line Of
observation, and with his own peculiar
pleading expression, thus made out his
own case Now, Mr.. Mayo, never deed
sthold dis saw, und you knows I never
did. tells you der Cots truth. 1t
wouldn't be no use in der world to steal q
saw it itvouldn't, and you knows it wouldn't.
I wash in der sow-dern army, und fought
dere; und Use been livin' in dish city
Reechmond TWENTY-FIVE years, and my
fader was name Fyle, und he tooken hang'd
heeSelf down on Main street: und you
knows he did, too. I wouldn't steal saw
vat wasn't wort more ash dollar und a
quarter, und you knows wouldn't, ,und
ven Use leeved in Reechmond for tu-venty-
two years. I'se voted ever time vat emmy
oder man voted, und [ voted for every
man wot ruined und dis man what sword
aginst me is coined out'n dc Baltimore
penetentiar- und you knows it; und
desc peoples can't tell de trute, und you
knows it, too
Mayor a." Have you done 2"
Jackson: "I'se done, sir Oh, me, 1
ish done
Mayor: "You say your name is j. B.
Jackson. What does stand for ?"
Prisoner jackson, sir"
Mayor: "What does J. B. stand for,
then 2"
Prisoner 81. B. Jackson, SIR"
Mayor: "No; but what does J. in your
name stand for?"
Prisoner "Oh, yes, sir Dat shtands
for J. B., sir"
Mayor: You say your name is j. B.
Jackson. Now, tell me the whole of your
name"
Prisoner: "Sol Cohcn.'
Mayor well, then, sir, why did you
give your name as j: B. Jackson 2"
Prisoner: ooh, l forgits to tell you all
abouta dat. You see Pylcs, dc man vat
hang'd heeself, vas my fearst fader; Sol
Cohen vas my second fader; und Skriher
is my theard fader. Und now dey calls me
j. B. Jack sen.'
Mayor eco back there.''
Prisoner-Eru: Oh, mine Got, have
mercy on me, because ] goes to der tail,
and l nubbcr steals der hand-saw in mine
| life.
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Commission MerchG7etss

q M. WILLIAMSON formerly Of a:
y. y Stokes Co. WH3hEsAAaE HI AL GRSCESS iaSs s5S
1sis (arv straat between Thirteenth and Virgt MIA
streets, Richmond, Va. will give strict attention
to The sale Of COUNTRY PRODUCE, and pledges
to his patrons full market prices and prompt re-
Advances will be made on consignments In
hand. u.,,,
Bank Of Virginia; A. F. Harvey, Esq, President
National Bank OF Virginia; Messrs, aarvsys q
q Many & Co, Bankers; Harrison, Goddin u
lnnerson Real Estate Auctoneers.
pICuuogD October 10, 1857. oc lS-Sm
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OFFICE RIoHaoND AND YORK RIvER)
RAILROAD COMPANY, !
RICHMnND. October 70. 1881

NEW LINE TO BALTIMORE, NOR
IN FOLK, AND THE FOLLOWING POINTS
BEY9MD-yIz, PHJLADE4PHIA, BosTQN, GlN-
GINNATI, CHICAGO, LOUISVILLE. PARRERs-
BURG, CUMBERLAND AND MHEELING..
Freight received MONDAYS and THURSDAYS st
this depot up to 8 o'clock 2. NJ. for the above
points, and forwarded with dispetch and at rea-
sonable rates. Passengers for Baltimore and Phil
and fridays. reaching Baltimore early next
Balhmore. ~; to Philadelphia, IS 30. Passengers
for Norfolk and intermediate landings leave every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at r
o'clock A. M. Freight for Norfolk and intermsdi-
ate landings received Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays. Passenger ana freight train leaves every
day at 7 o. clock A. NJ. for White House. Freight
received every day up to O'Clock p. NJ, Sunday
excepted.
Shippers, observe the following directions:
FROM BoaTog TO RIcHMogD.-Mark your goods
Union Line" and ship by Boston and Provi-
dence railroad, care OF the "Richmond and York
River Railroad Line" pier No. Light.street
wharf, Baltimore.
FRoa PHILADELPHIA TO RIcHMorD.-Forward
all goods by the " Philadelphia and Baltimore
Union Line, - IS north wharvss, Philedelphta,
care Richmond and York River Railroad Line, pier
No. Light. street wharf, Baltimore.
FRoH BALTIMORE TO RIOHAoHD.-ship all goods
by the .'Richmond and York River Railroad
Line" A. NEEDHAM & SONS, Agents, pier No. g
Light street wharf, Baltimore.
WILLIAM B. RHOB.
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
CAPTAIN JOHN Fl. FREEMAN,
Doc and RraiUhk 20
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GPEOIAL NOTIOE.-Persops having
unsettled businsss in Florida, or adjacent 10
the line OF travail from here there, wishing 70
place il In the hands Of an agent, can hear OF one
goiug there by addressing box $50, hienmoao
post Office.
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GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THN
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, AND PoTO.
MAC RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED
STATES MAIL TWICE DAILY-ELEGANTC CARh
WITH NEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS ON
ALL TRAINS.-Tbe THROUGH TRAINS on this
road are now run from the southern terminus OF
the Connection railroad, corner BYRD AND EIdHTH
The DAY THROUaH N ALL TRAIN leaves Rich.
uond daily at 10. A. n, arriving In Washing.
ton at 6. IS p. NJ, connecting with the carly af:
tsrnoon express trains for the North, East, and
West.
CANT cars supplied with the new patent sleeping
Chairs attached leaves Richmond daily at 9.%sP.
NJ, (Sundays excepted) arriving In Washington
1t 6.l5 A. n, connecting with the early morn.
Ing trains for the North, East, and West.
NO EXTRA CHARGE Tor sleeping chairs.
The sACCOMMODATIOa TRAIN, with local ex.
press packages, leaves Richmond daily (Sundays
sxcepted) from the depot, corner OF Broad and
THRo6Ga TICKETS and THRogGH BAG.
GAGE CHECKS to Alexandris, Washin8tont
Baltimore, Philsdelphis, New York, Boston, and
all the principal cities In the West.
For further information End through tickets ap-
ply at the Office Of the company, corner Broad and
Eighth streets, Shockoe Hill, and at the ticket
omee, corner Byrd and Eighth streets,
General Ticket Agent:
| 9lHUgL RUrH Superintendent. tp1
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MILLS d RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
wi CgANas, RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS' and
COMMISSION MERCHAMTTs 1ST SRs np%%FnS3s sna
OrGsrs solicited. Liberal advances m2de on con.
sisnmsnts Refer to A F. AAETs1ir rPn PGssisenf OF
co., co.,. New York Mssars. JonSsou b TnossPsSs'
Boston Mass. ~ -
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND PRrBRsBURGI
EAILRoAD CAAPAET,

RICHMOND, December 8, 1857. }
CPECIAL NOTICE.-After this date
- the l.4o P. N. TEAM from Richmond 10
Petersburg, and the 80 A. NJ. TRAIN from Peters,
burg to Richmond, will not stop at Manchester
crossing. z. Fl. GILL.
de Aim Engineer and Superintendent.
DICHMOND AND d A VII l. E
INRAILR D-CHAEGE OF SCHEDULE
ONLY ONE PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.-0n
and after MONDAY, October 7, 1867, the Passenger
Trains on this road will run aS follows: .
GOING GWEsT.--Throush mail and PASSENGER train
leaves kichm5nS daily at ls Al M arrives 81
arrives at Greensboro at7.loP. M
GOING EAsT.-Leayes Greensboro daily at SIS
4. :; arrives at DAnville at sos A. M; leaves
Danyil!e at 80 A. H.; arrives st Richmond ut
s.47P.M.
Trains connect at Burkeville with passenger
trains on the Southside railroad Except on Sum
days) connect at Greensboro daily with trains
on the N orth Carolina railroad
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
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NOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMIs
z MON STEAMSHIP COMPANY. h
The new and elegant side. ,SElE@9ss
steamship ALBEMARLE, BOURNE EmrMsSsssSS&
commander, will leave her wharf sssAsssaEa
at Rockets, on SATURDAY, the 2sth December,
AT S o'clock A. NJ. Freight received up to O'Clock
Friday evening. Fare, $l2. Round tickets, 500.
Steerage $6. Through bills signed to Boston,
and insurance effected at lowest rates. For 1relght
o' f"''a SAMUEL AYRES & CO.,
do 25st Main and Eleventh streets.
NOTICE TO saIPPERs.-The boats
N OF the JAMES -RIYER ANDaSSSs.-a5I.sSISS aSs..-a5I.
KANAWHA CANAL CoMPAS assssaaszsss2z8S sszSAg
promptly at IL o'clock n: on TUESDAYS, ThuHs'
DAYS and SATURDAYS.
bayond collected on delivery or prepaid at the op.
ton of the shipper Freight received and deliver
ed at nv office, on the dock. ,,,
Way Freight will not be delivered TIL charges
sre paid.
n'D isiiDts EDWARD DILLON. agent.
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A DMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE
n All persons indebted 10 the estate of jane
w. Bddens, deceased, will please make impsdi-
ate payment TO me and all persons having claims
againht bis estate will present them properly sq-
thenticeted, 10 me, in order to se,pement OF NE
estate SARAH ANN 5pphNe,.
Administrative o! James W. Eddins, deceased.
10 IL
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Richmond Publishing House Proprietor Rich
moud House Administrator OF Fendail GriiIin's
Estate; Richmond Brass Band General Agent
James River Fire Insurance Company Richmond
Southern File Works Secretary Cnsmber Com
merce Proprietor amelia House; Magazine.
ALEXANDER SHARP. 2. NJ.
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COPPER AND IRON st Z A NJ
I PIPING, for cotton, woolep, and paper mills,
also for steamboats,, locomotives, &C., manufae-
tured to order and for sale ct the Richmond Cop:
per and Brass Works, Cary between Eighth and
ninth streets. AEaobD, FlskE q 20.
LOCOMOTIVE TRIMMINGS made and repaired.
FLUBS PIECED and BRASS CASTING made 70
orda. at short notisa- nos
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EASTERN LUNATIC AsYLUM-REMovAL OF
THE Directors BY THE MILITARY.-The
order from headquarters has
lately been issued: