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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-14

TIE WEATHER. the last few
davs the citizens Of Richm ond have been
treated to every variety Of weather. The
thunder storm of Thursday morning was
succeeded by drizzly, amp, cold, and
disagreeable day. The stree is were nearly
deserted bv pedestrians, and had it not
been for the numerous strangers IN the
CITY, little business would have been trans
acted. Toward night the ram ceased, a
hail storm followed, and this, IN turn, by a
heavy fall of snow; a. cold wind sprung
up, and the thermometer fell to 70 r.
We were unable to find that relic of a
former generation known as the " oldest
inhabitant," but certainly we have rarely
felt cooler or more uncomfortably numb
than at about 10 o'clock Thursday night
as we trudged down the middle OF Main
street, to avoid the slippery sidewalks.
Yesterday morning the snow, the BEAU
tiful snow covered the housetops and
hillsides, hung from leatiess boughs, or
Law here and there, whittier it had drifted
in aeecy banks. During the day many
persons hauled out their sleighs, and the
merry Jingle of the bells was substituted
for the shrill whistle Of the car-drivers.
Apropos of that useful lnstltuhcn-the
city railway-the cars ceased their trips
on Thursday night, m uch to the dissatisfac-
tion of their many patrons, who were
forced to trudge over the ice and through
the snow and slush just when they most
wished for a means Of getting to and from
their homes with dry feet. At about IL
O'Clock car No. 6 made its appe arance on
Main street, with brigade Of negroes,
with picks and shovels, clearing the way
before it. Four horses, managed by two
drivers, were making frantic efforts to drag
their load, while little boys, following
behind, EN- pied salt sacks on the track.
No use No. 6 went to Rockets and back
again, and then came to anchor at the
stables. -,
We hope the enterprising company Will
try again to-day.
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list of Letters.

rcT OF LETTERS REMAINING
| 70 rEE POST OFFICE AT RICHMOND,
u IS or VIRGINIA, DEGEMBSR ID. 1867.
Slhlh, .sIled Tor within one month they will be
Il n' .,ho Dead Letter ofice.
fent % owTar, . or transient visitors In town OF
TO e.IS"nFse spectal address may be unknown
sf!, ho marked on the lower left-hand corner
shouiH o oS0rd "transient."
va tne 80 hostage stamp on the upper right land
Pace ,.v4 - Leave space between Tho STAMP and
comet, - fcr post marking without interfering
vLh me any OF these letters the applicant must
Tc3pyH;.t t,srS-.ised Letters giving the date Of
tSl ter' snsv one cent for advertising.
rs ~ rec nest FOR the return OF letter to the
ns E9sS ns s1yTs 'sEy s1ys sns or sss
vntteH ~ ts,e across the left-han6 end Of the en-.
oses atS ~, hS face SIDE will be complied with.
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The JEFFERSON LITERARY ASSOCIATION
will hold their first public meeting on
Tuesday evening, December 18th, at
O'Clock, at the Eleyenth-street synagogue.
An address will be delivered by the Rev.
George Jacobs, and debate will take
place on the question, Is wealth neces-
sary to happiness The public are in
yited to attend.
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HUsT1NGs COUnT OF MAGIsTRATEs-RE-
CoRpER REGNAULT PREsIDISG.-In this
court yesterday Primus Dobson, convicted
of petit larceny at the last term of the
court, was arraigned on an application for
new trial, and discharged.
Martha Vaughan, charged with stealing
goods, was discharged.
William Johnson, alias James Jackson,
negro, was convicted of petit larceny and
sent to Jail for six months to work in the
chain-gang.
In the case of Thomas Hiltzhimer and
Park Taylor, charged with keeping and
exhibiting faro, a nolle prosequi was enter
ed On payment Of costs by defendant.
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ing little speech. The addresses were all
well-timed, prudent, and appropriate.
The Messrs. Ballard responded with
true grace to deservedly complimentary
toast.
AS several of the hours of Friday morn
ing had passed by, this charming gather
ing dispersed, with hearts filed with graft
tude towards the man who knows we'll how
to keep hotel, and wishing each other q
God-speed in the important work which
the press Of Virginia has before it.
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PAY OF MEMBERS OF THE CONVENTION
On yesterday General Schofield sent an
order to the proper State officers author
izing and directing the payment Of the
mileage and per diem Of the members OF
the Convention assembled in the capitol, ,
in accordance with the rates fixed in the
ordinance recently passed.
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JsrER PH1LLIPs.-James Jeter Philips,
who was reported sick a few days since,
has entirely recovered and is quite wen wei
again. with the exception of slight Golo'
and is as comfortable as any one could pc
under the circumstances.
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PErERsoN's LADIES NATIONAL MAGA-
ZINE for January is to hand from George
L. Bidgood. The reputation of this old
and standard fashion book is fully sus-
tanned; and the ladies will find in this
number plates and diagrams absolutely
necessary to q proper understanding OF
the fashions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-14

BU1LDING.-The inclement weather of
the last few days has caused builders to
suspend operations on quite number of
new buildings which were in process of
construction in the city.
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CarDeti3agS, Furniture, dc.

BEAUTIFUL HOUSEHOLD FU RMS
- TURE.-FEEsH SUPPLIES. We wo d re-
specially invite the attention OF our friei y and
attractive stock OF FURNITURE nov on shibi-
ton at our spacious warerooms. II comprises
every article pertaining TO the business. and in
style. quality, and price, cannot be surpassed IN
this stats. The encouragement extended through
twenty FIVE years past is highly aatterDg, and we
most respectfully solicit continuance of the
came HABLIST0N 4 BROTHER,
nol2 Ninth and VI ain streets.
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Petitioners IN BANKRUPTCY.-The fol
lowing persons have been declared bank,
rupts on their own petitions since the
last report: n. Penick, OF Culpeper
B. T. Mitchell, of Henry; John Keen and
James P. Johnston, of Pittsylvania G. W
Adams, of Patrick; James A. Smith, o.
Mecklenburg; James S. Lovelace, of Hall
fax; John j. Brown, of Mecklenburg A
J. Lewis aud G. W. Thompson, of Pittsyl
vania; William G. Pringle, Of Halifax.
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APPOINTMENT OF UNITED STATES COM
M1ssIoNERs.-In the United States Circuit
Court, Frederick Fl. Bruce, of Rappahan-
mock, and James Wood, Of Danville, have
been appointed United States Commits
SiOnerS,
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ISLANDER NAILED.-A report circulated, as a IN
inform ed and believe with view to inIurs me In
my businsss) that had voted the Radical tic ket has
been brought to my attention. have only to cay.
by way OF denial, that and all In my shop voted
the Conservative ticket Those who know me
best know mat L am, and have been all along, op-
posed TO radicalism m In any foIm.
K. C. HoBsoN,
Barber and Hair dresser,
corner Main and Twelfth streets.
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For SDO7'tS71oes1.

Ggg6NEss, g6Es4Eq agSs, Ms,kGzaSSs sHSS;1Tsoo lso N9T
WALsa Ss5s Ss date d15.5sPss1s.ts James Ws1sh5fi D
nHRSs imR&sterfR rfRIFhEs, FhHE &c., i4s2 Main "
s.lass respectfully ca tho attsn:On q ths trsds
to their extensive assortment OF DoUSn onp own I'M
as,stion togsiher with an extensive supp. OF
pn@DER FkAsKs sEoT sna PH9pSsassd SHps and eVsry
bhoe, nossarv TO tbe SPORTSMAN in the field.
tnSnS B'NREPaIRING done with nestnsss ss ,1 and
dasnatcb All work guaranteed. no o-S--H
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EOR RENT, IN LINDEN SQUARE,
4 frst-class DWELLING HOUSE with EzA
ten rooms In the parors there are pair OF sggSs3
splendid pier mirrors With rich cornicss ex- -Ss&a.
tending above the windows. Five rooms In the
kitchen, large smoke ouse two coal vaults In the
rear, with gas, sc. Possession given the iss OF
January next. apply TO me, at the cornerof Clay
and Eleventh streets. JAMES g. BhoOKS.
do ar1 AZ Inn
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HENRICo COUNTY COURT-JUsTICE NET
TIES PREsIDING.-Iu this court yesterday
the case Of Harlan Us. The Hanover Coal
Company was continued until to-day on
account of the absence of one Of the
jurors.
John A. Turner was arraigned on the
charge of horse-stealing. His counsel
pied to the jurisdiction, but the plea was
overruled, and the prisoner plead not
guilty,
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2irl1mond 1ispatt1t.
ID, 1857

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS.
PATCH 4" Is LARGER THAN THE COM.
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY
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HrTHE GLEBE" FOR RENT.-We
4 offer for rent for the next year this we'll
known and attractive country seat, containing
1891 acres in a quarter OF mile Of Amelia Court
house. Buildings extensive and in complete re-
pair, and the peIghborhood as goId as any In Viz
gnia Apply to CABsLL & WATKINS,
Real Estate Agents, lIi3 Main street.
do li-eod3t
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Marine hpteIIjgence.


Uh6 ALAaHaOp ~ Aooi.
Sun rises ..........7 II Moon rises .......... 20
Sun sets 43 High tide, A. M..... 40
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER l3, 1867.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Albemarls, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, 5. Ayres Co.
steamer Ellie Knight. Travers. Baltimore msr-
chandiss and passengers, D. s. w. Curre.
SAILED.
Steamer Norfolk, Vance, Philadslphia, mer-
chandse and passengers, w. P Porter.
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
coandise and passengers. l.. 3 Tatum.
Schooner ArSo, -, Baltimore, merchandise,
Curtis, Parker & Riddick.
Schooner Rising Sun, Harding, Petersburg
mercha ndiee, Armstead 4 Parr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-14

ME5sRs. REaNAULT Co. sell to-day a valuabl
and varied assortment Of books by auction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-14

n7EW YORK NET AND TWlNE
" CoMPAEY.1s 81 ! r . erdsr ana saA
G5TSns T. aETS Hs Sc sEiNE TWINEs, pa,entS aI1ITya
sRd 3 s9hs s sna ;7si ;%7%iss5 snRgS.:ss RgS. s. g. swo
ThhsApe adu DEMAREST l. JORALEM0N,
and tnrse sof9' LOO Barclay street. Eew YORK.
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q SUTHERLAND, 14o6 90
=. MAIN AED sOs Roh NA1
STREET, RIGHMoEHPpsb HhMfaHpsb N Nd dduMs, s@Sk&
RIFLES. RnhiEssa fpisE3Ls,, FIEsp spSIyFts GHTttss WV
sPoRTlSiiG AartHuhks af suNs embraces the
our reoem ,nas tnr the prices ever in our stores
Easnt kExs sars toa
and one TENN po1eSSS oc "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-14

CHARGED WITH STEALING.-James
Green, William Hill, and Samuel George,
were arrested yesterday on the charge of
stealing four car wheels and axle-trees,
the property of the Tuckahoc and James
River Company. They will have hearing
before the Mayor this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-14

TOR SALE, q. TWELyE-HORsE
Il BORING ENGINE, with the necessary boring
rots and tools. 5lso. several good u LES. Ap-
ply 81 the Springfield and Deep Run pits, or 70 r
A. WELLF0RD, st the company's yard, SIxth
street near Canal.
do 9-Im D. T. LUgLEY, Agent.
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NEW AND BEA UTIF ~ j. PAT
IN Terms OF J2WELRY, SlLVER-PLATED
WARE, &c, Rt JOHN n. TYLER CO.'S, 1872
Main street.-Ws have on hand and are constant
~ receiving all the most desirable styles of
Diamond Pins. Ear Kirgs, Finger Rings, &C.;
Gold, EnaIneiled, and Etrnscan Jewelery-eyery
Gold and Silver Watches, superior quality, war
ranted;
Gold Watch Chains, Vest, Chatalain, and Leon
tine, every variety;
Silver Tea Services Pitchers Goblets, Mugs, But
ter Dishes, Castors, Spoons, Forks, Ladies'
Butter Knives, &C.;
silver in caaas Tor SridaI and other presents. oc
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Insurance Coasap09oGes.

INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
| VALLEY OF VIRGlN1A.
WIN. A. CHARTERS, lEsURANcB AGENT
OHlce Main street opposite Spotswood Hotel,
Richmond Va.
ANY amount OF insurance provided In city or
country in frs-class companies at the current
rat OF uranium. Oc lZ-S& ON
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LA DIES LIST.

II IST OF LETTERS REM AIMING
LIN THE MANCHESTER POST OFFICE, DE-
IA ls67
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-14
VOL. XXXIII.

Ca,Iigan, Thos. Lawrence, I'D. Thompson. A.
Cole, w. Langhorne. Tinsley, Peter
Charlton, Thos. Rev. 9. w. Tomlinson, w
CleSgett, J. II. Laton, r. a. Truslow, kobt.
Clarke, sam'l Landau, F. II. Turpin VIM.
Clutter. v Lacey, a. Turner, Joshua
Corprew, Rev. Lampkin, Capt Uhrie, Geo. (2j
\. g A. b. Vaughn L.
Cook, g. w, Lewis, Josoph vanAernam &
Coleman, u Lewis, W. b. Williams
Connolly, Jas Lemle, Ihaac Walden. P. F.
Cowan, ); T. Lener. Henry Valentine, R. 8.
Conkling,I. w. (a) yenable Jerry
Sowa1. K V; Iefew, AID. ~ volker. Louis
Cohn CO.. K. Little, Peter Won Briern, Il.
Coleman, W.D Logan, Thns Volaski z.
cochran, Jc, 7. Loney, kobt. wanciei G.
Cooke, w. d. I,othe Fred Walk T. n
Crsnshaw, Il. lo.h, Chas. Walker. James
Grouse, John Lumpkin l. Co. walker, q. N.
Cronn. &. D: Lundsl & Co. Walker, Geo.
Crnchheld, W. Mason, J. H. (2) Waller,tein, g.
cIatohaeld, W. Martin. John Msiasss cSss:
Cumba, J. b. Mann, Edw. ta5
Cummings. Z. Mayo, Chss. watkins, "A. J. .{2)
Curry. w. t2) Mayo, Albert waldron, VIM.
Curtis, Thos. Metcalf. a. NJ Wadlsigh, r.
C1ll'nngsworh. Mitchell, R. Il. watkins, 1. D.
w: Il. Miller. Jno. Z. West, T. @.
cpminssworth, Michel, John wslls, N. B.
VIM. Miller, James White, G (cord)
Danner & Miltz z w Wait, J. G. (2)
Cousins Moore, w A. wilkinson, J. 3.
Davis B. Morse Rufus Wiegand, G.
Davidson. B. Moon. Jno. R. willford, G. W.
(colorsd) Moore Jno. A. williams, Geo.
DaVls, hobt. Mowbray, Jos. Wiley, Is. W.
Daggs, K Mofdu, ]. A. Williams, DR..
Denzler, Chas. Motion, JOS. Wigs & Co..
Den emours, Q. Moran, Jas. G. Wilson, W. s.
D. MotItt, J. j. Winston, w
Debold. g. A. Morrison 6 F. wilkins. S. E.
Deane. j. G. Mosely, DR.. EJ. Williams, N.
Dickinson, J M. Morgan, David williams. L..
q. Morgan, c. n. Windholtz, L.
Donner J. l.. Murphy Dan'l Willis, j. G. (2)
Doyle, J. E. p. McGovern, P. Wilson, Jos. T.
Domler, Mr.. McRae Richard Wood Fred'k
Dobbins, Z. b. McAulife, P. Wood, Chalkley
Doty, w. Z. (3) McGee, James g. Co.
Dunlop, j. N. McGovern, F t2) Woodward, W.
Dunn, n. II. McGowan j. NJ. n.
Dukes, Thos. Mcmahon G.. Woomley. VIM.
Duke, Jr., T. McCloy, G. G. Woodward Z. H.
Duke, Vim. McSweeney, E. Worsham, J. II.
Duke, Walter Newman, K. Wogan, Jas. P.
Duriey, Rev. Newman or Wren, Dan'l
w. A. Harmon. Wright, Jackson
Edwards, John Newman, Mr.. YaSer. G. w.
Ellington, B. F. i Eeidermayer, Young, @. W.
Epps, John John a. Young, Ned
Epps. J. u. Oliver, E. S. Young, P.
Eichison, J. E. 0strander, .(2) Young. W. S.
G. Overland, S. Zehle, G. B.
Bubank, ]. L. Parker, x. (cd)
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EOR RENT, the STORE and Dwell
4 LING No. l7Ol Main, two doors below ksA
Seventes snth street. for tSe year 1853. E.tH
JAMES n. TAYLOR & SON. Gk
de la-5t Auctioneers.
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DOR ENT, several PLEASANT
n ROOMS, either separately or together, .hA
with every convenience. References ex- E.:M
changed. Apply at No. 4 west Grace street. RAzzh
second door nboveJ the CORNER OF Foustiee.
de- l2-eOd3t+
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS.
Judge Of Ordinary ; Va. Hist. and Philo. So
ciety's Library Hichmond Main and Twelfth ;
Editor Daily News The American; Janitor Me:
tropolitan Hall; Howard House; Richmond
Bouse; Central House :; Park House; Virginia
House; National Hotel; Clerk First Baptist
Church Pastor OF the NJ. 4. Church (coloredl.
ALEXANDER SHARP. F. M.
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TOR RENT, that very desirable
Z BRICK. HOUSE, containing ten rooms, M
with pas ali through and watsr in the yard f..H
also a nice brick kitchen with two rooEas .slH-
All situated on the corner OF Twenty third and
Franklin streets. To good tenant the rent will
be moderate. Possession given Immediately
de lS3t J. AUGUSTINE.
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For Re2at.

L'0R RENT, four or five very NICE
Il ROOMS at residence So. aoi, corner Of k32
CLAY and Monroe streets. Terms very s.sR
moderate. Apply to G. B. YARsRoUGH, E:I&
No. east Broad street,
de l4-3t or upon the promises.
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EOR RENT the large BRICK STORE
Il HOUSE on eighth street joining the ,hyA
packet Office. and occupied by Taliaferro f:!H
Go. Possession given lst Of January next ..nl.
Apply at my off CO, 1888 Main between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets.
de i2-3t CHARLES 7. NORRIS.
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r HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that
4 shall apply to ths Second uditor OF the state
OF Virginia for the ranewGl Of the follow ing slE'
GINTb REGISTERED STOCK. which has been
lost viz No. 32s3 for Sld5, and No 1883 or 800,
is5ued on the 10th day of January, 1850 nnder ACT
OF 2lst OF March, 1887, in ths nams OF Joseph V.
Ramos, guardian Of Elizabeth Kidd.
JOSEPH V. RAM0S.
"a 2S-S3mE Guardian of Kllzabeth Kidd.
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MUTUAL LIFE II 5 U a N Z. 4
M COMPANY OF NEW YORK.

CASH sURpLUs oyER...... S23, ,O00, ,0O0
This Is not a Joint stock company but every dol.
lar of lis vast 9ccumu alton IL the properly OF tpe
insured. aud an annual dividend, whlch can ite pe
used in payment OF premiums 10 n"uo ~ "
This Company has been in existence f9s twenS i
FIVE years. and Is now IN reGept ,5ar in in England or
America, thus giving to the insured fne ampleS'
assnrance OF It's reliability and security; ,,v ,r
o.su ONLY and it's assets are SO invested IN pohas
sHd mortgages as to place its policy holders De-
yond the reach Of any monetary oepfe't"' -
financial crisis. r m .oonts
~ " lOl4 Main street.
DR. I B McCAW, Medical SXamhef. nO .
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neutrality-suspicious. will, be made
~ to the Board of Directors of ne aichmond
and Danvillo Railroad Company for the reissue
Of tbs following bonds. which have been lost
Bond 10. 5s for so 900 bond No. IT'S, for 80 ooo
bond No. 1872. for 5000; issued to d. H: Gordon,
trustee for A. C. Thomas: Bond No; l34, for s5.-
S5 eco issued to o. II. Gordon, trustee for a. q.
Thomas and children. de 7--s2m
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made
~ to the Board OF Directors OF tho Virginia Gem
trail Railroad Company for the reissue Of SCRIP
no 67I for FIFTY SHARES OF STOCK, issued
April 2sth 1853, and TO the Board Of Directors OF
the Richmond and Danville Railroad Company for
SCRIP No 258, for TEN SHARES OF STOCK, issued
to James Lyons, both OF which hsvs been lost
do
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EeaEeLe3s, DC.

7 WOUED RESPECTFULLY IN
Il FORM my friends and Gus nmers aud the public
generally that have received al other addition to
my stock Of new and fashionable Hair Goods,
Curls, Frizettes, Braids Toupess, etc. Also, some
OF those long thick Curl5. Particular attention
paid to tho mauuf4cture and repair of hair jew
cry ana all other kinds Of awelry:
WILLIAM WILDT
el4 No 2ll Broad street.
NTOWLAN IL GO. ARE OPENING
~ magnificent new styles of Jewslry and
Watches for ths holidays. Nowlan Co. are
opening magnificent Diamond, Pearl, Amethyst,
and Coral Sets. Nowan Co. are opening superb
Watches and Chains for holiday presents Now
Ian " Co are opening rich styles OF Sand Brace
lets, HANDKERCHIEF Holders, &c. Nowian 4 Co. are
Riugs. N"wlan s. Go. are opening handsome pat
terms Scarf Rings and Pins. Nowlan Co are
opening 4 great variety of ladies' and misses
Pins Earnings. and Bracelets, at
CORNER OF MAIN ana TENTH STREETS.
ia Ia
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cTRAYED FROM MY RESIDENCE,
} on Brook turnpike, u SM ALL REDT3s~sC-S9
hGIFEh with straight horns. A liba- SN.sss.lAI
raj reward will be paid for her return M1
20 ne. sza<TTzS--@%D
de l3-2k MAHk Y \ NDhbC.
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S1O REWARD:mESTRAY; a very
ihort horns. three years old branded SSt,sEs:fU
<. E on the thigh last year Close in M9S
ahove reward will be given for her delivery AT my
residence, corner Foushes and Franklin Streets
or at Strawberry Hill, Henrico. n,,o,r
de l3-lwF X. EDhcND'
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Lost, Str0yed, and Found.

FOUND POCKET BOOB. ru-vvrua
which the owner can get by applying HMM tsst,s5
To- W. A. o. COLE, at Stone, Wilson IttST
Fosters Cary street. dc il lt* GA-.sAA-Gss
r OsT. A LADY's GOLD CUFF BUT
I TON, with gold centre piece. Supposed to
have been dropped on Main street. The hnder
will be rewarded by leaving II at this oiice.
de l3-3.*
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DWELLING FOR RENT.-The
~ DWELLING. HOUSE on Broad street -
over the store of F. Thomas, between Fourth E.;8
and Fifth streets Is for rent. 1t has four -
rooms and a good kitchen, and wilt be put IN good
order. Apply to r. b. SOM MbhVl Lib,
de l2-5t Twelfth street near Cary.
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GTRAYED from my residence on Mon
- day last, 81 December a LlGHT1IsTyTA
RED cow, white belly, holes bored In ~SvlA.xN
both horns, and about two inches Of TSJ
her tail broken off. white star in fore <E1G~sIcs
head. Any information OF her LETT at No .p.S
Franklin street between Eineteenth and Twen-
tieth strests, will be rewarded. de lO-eodor
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RREIGHT
received up to p. ii daily for B0sT0S, BALTl.
MORs, principal LANDINGS ON CHS! PBAhE
BAY, ant all LANDINGS on JAAEs EIVSR st
res sonab BILE rates.
Rreight for way landings must be pre- psId.
Letters entrusted TO yErssr OF steamer must ee
enclosed In stamped enys!ope.
Apply 10 L. 3. TATUA, AsGnt.
faG.s ONes Stssnsr's atart.
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NOMESTIC INSURANCE.

THg INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
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ToR RENT, my HOUSE at ash
Z land, with a ten-acre lot good gar "a
den. an orchard OF various and excellent eT3
fruit, and free railroad passage TO klch- -.
mond at pleasure. II desired. the most OF tna
fnrnitur. can be rented with the house. Posses
sion given on the LIST Of January next. Apply TO
M, at Ashland, by the q th instant.
de 9-t20D GEORGE w. NOLLEY.
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EOR RENT. the large and commodi-
y GUS sTOREHOUSB No. ID Fifteenth kzA
street suitable for any kind Of business G:;H
Also, for sale. on the premises. n q bl-ssA
AND BOILHR, in good running order; from Az
teen to twenty horse power. Apply at No ID Flt-
teenth street. up stairs. de ll-l""