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MOTTO F.-Jntending to make Il
~ change In my business. | offer for rent the
front Of the store At present nccnpi.d by NJ. with
the entire stock Of GROCERIES, WIN ES, LIQUORS,
&c for sale privately. To any one desirous Of
commencing the grocery business rare opportu-
nifty Is offered.
the rear o. my store, fronting on Eighteenth street,
where shall bs pleased to my friends and
customers, and pledge myself to use my best ef-
prompt returns will be made for all sa-s entrusted
10 Is D IpbLAhD,
corner Eighteenth and Main streets.
RtcUyoSD soyeInb.r IS. 1851 no 25-Bt
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
D,,uunNY,


SMITH VS.. MCMILLAN AND AIS.
y IN RICHMOND HUSTlSGS COURT:
The following Is en- extract from the 6ecree
entered in this ca use on the I'd day OF SoVemper
1857
1.-THE court doth adjadge. order, and decree
that this cause be, and the same i hereby, referred
ers OF this court, to audit, state, and settle the
partnership accounts and dealings between the
said complainant, John K Smith and said James
toned. Also to report all Joint claims and de-
Inands against said rrn composed OF said com
plainant and said Nc Nil ian, showing TO whom the
same ars coming snd the amounts thereof; and
also the amount Of advarcemeEts OF monsy ana
cher property made by the complainant to said
firm of Smith & Mcmillan. And also To report The
amount due the comp painant and the several joint
creditors OF the firm of smith s. Mcmillan, II any,
whics have priority over tee separate creditors Of
the said NJ McMilan or Of the said complainant, and
which by law ought to be pa ID before the said sepa
rat. creditors paid And any OF the parties may
bs examined on oath upon heterogeneous 10 De
settled by IN. commis ioucr; and all books papers,
and accounts of said hrIn OF smth MCMILLAN In The
possession under the control Of said complain
ant or McNillan. or of either and needed by the
commissioner III taking said Ecconnt1, shau bs
produc I'd before him. and the said commissioned
nix peremptory day, and give notice thereof by
advertisement inserted once a week at least four
weess succe,sively in rom. newspaper publishSd
In the city OF Richmond, for all p.rsons having
claims gainst said hrIu composed of complainant
and said McMil Ian TO come IN and prove the IA me
before him by the day go appointed; and rqch o
shall bs excluded from the benefit Of this decree
And the commissioner Is directed 10 make his re-
port In the preml.sn with oil convenient speed
together with any thing deemed pertinent by MIN
self. specially required by either OF the
| parties"
| The parties Interested are hereby notified that
| have liked on MONDAY the z3d day OF December
1857 at O'Clock 4. N. as the time, and my once
| DO. 5lo Fr,nklin street In the city OF Eiehmonh
! az the place to take the accounts and proof o
/ 4 ebts oned In the foregoing dscree A. whici
time and place. all persons and parties WILL aiten'
| enable me 10 execute the eald decree.
| THOMAS ]. EVANS,
no2l-Th.w Commi s.loner.
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MEDICAL LATINA DR.. Payne, Of Bos-
ton, recently issued the following note to
some of his professional friends. The Ian
guage is domestic rather than foreign or
classic, and has the advantage over other
strange tongues in that he who reads it
slowly and carefully will find that it gradu-
ally translates itself:
"Doctores Ducum mex mundi nitu
Panes; tritucum at ait. Expecto meta
fumen tn te & eta beta pi. Super at Tente
one: Dux, hamor clam patti, sum parates,
homine, ices, jam, etc. Sideror Hoe. Festo
resonan Floas sole.'"
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BayOnet and Sabre WOunds-A Sin-
gUiar Story Concerning Roger n.

BayOnet and Sabre WOundsAA Sin-
guiar Story Concerning Roger A.
Pryor.
10 the Editor Of the Pittsbuy Commercial:
! There is statement going the rounds OF
the newspapers giving the number Of bayo-
net and sabre wounds received by Union
soldiers during the late rebellion. This
statement, of course, has emanated from the
Surgeon Generals office, and is no doubt
correct, as far as his official records show,
as furnished by rcgimental, brigade, divi-
sion, and corps surgeons were concerned.
| But, alas there were many bayonet
thrusts given to our men that were never
recorded in the Surgeon Generals office.
Who that has travelled over the SAN
culinary fields of slaughter from Mocha
nicsville to Malvern Hill has not seen the
stripped bodies Of our men stabbed, wan-
tonly stabbed, by the passing rebel sol
diery! or the cash Of some Chivalric rebel
officers virgin sword in the fair skin of his
dead enemy? | have seen all this, and
much more. But there are t,oO bayonet
wounds which fear have never been in
cluded in the list, and which | now wish
to make public-two mortal bayonet
wounds given by Roger A. Pryor on the
second battlefield of Bull Run. We will
take the rebel Generals statement of the
case as related to DR.. Armstrong and my
self at the house of Mr.. Van Pelt, then
used as hospital for our wounded. 1t is
as follows: 81 was taken prisoner. by the
Union forces, and after delivering my
sword and giving my word not to attempt
to cscape,I was conducted to the rear, or
rather given in charge Of two young SOL
diers, mere youths, belonging to some
eastern regiment; | was supposed to be
conducted by them to the rear, but every
thing seemed confusion on the field. AS
we sauntered along kept up brisk con-
vcrsation with them, and soon gained their
confidence, so much so that they relaxed
their care over me, and permitted me to
trudge along as it best suited the con-
venience Of the uneven ground; this was
what wanted, for l had determined to
escape if possible, and the opportunity
soon appeared. | had ascertained from
the youths that their muskcts were not
loaded. We were chatting very pleasantly
when Suddenly l picked up rifle with
fixed bavonet hundreds lay over the
field), and before my guard was aware OF
my intention ! ran one through the body,
who seemed to expire instantly, and the
other, Doctor (ponting to my patient who
lay before him ON the tloor), ran through
the belly, and he'll die, too" Whether
he died or not | never ascertained, as
was ordered by my division surgeon, Dr.
J. King, to take charge of the wounded at
Stone Store, on the field of battle.
These facts were furnished to the Presi-
dent and Secretary of War at the time
Pryor applied for his pardon two years
ago, and no attcntiop was paid to them.
Z. DoNNELLY, NJ. d.
ii was then a prisoner, as we'll as
other Union surgeons, within the rebe
lines, attending to our wounded. L. D.
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Tic MarIkefS.

New ORLEANS, November 2S.-Sugar
unchanged. Molasses declined; common,
50855c. prime, 75c. choice, S0@S3. Cot
ton stcadicr; middling Orleans, l53a@lGc. :;
sales, $500 bales-the largest of the sea-
son; receipts, 5,O0S bales. Gold, 1881.
HAVANA, November 2S.-Sugar, SIG
SAc. Provisions unchanged. Sterling,
II premium. New York currency, &c
discount
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A SHARP BANKER.-A shrewd business
man. whom l might name, took to the
Treasury 100000, which he invested IN
bonds. then got banking charter and
500 600 of currency. This currency ne
apain invested in bonds, went home, and
remarked that that was all the banking
business he wanted to do. He thus got
interest on $3.50, 900 in bonds, which, when
cold was 200, brought him in s22, 900 a year
f for his investment Of slOO,OOo.-BeaS'
Butler.
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A MIsTAKE.-A few days since Mr..
Charles Carr, printer, from Richmond,
Va, made mistake not very agreeable to
his palate. He had just reached his resi-
dence in the Northern Liberties, and find
ing no one at home, went to the safe for
some refreshments. After partaking OF
something to eat, he picked up bottle
labelled whiskey, from which he poured a
full draught, and putting it to his lips he
drank large swallow before he discovered
his mistake. The liquid turned out to be
kerosene Washington Star.
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German Immigrants Arriving in
South nn-ThanksgiyinS Day.

CHARLESTON, S. c., November 2S.-Thc
Bremen barque Gauss arrived to-day with
152 immigrants under the auspices of the
State immigration Board. They were
warmly received and welcomed BY their
friends and the citizens generally. Only
one death occurred during the passage.
Business was entirely suspended to-day
and thanksgiving generally observed.
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SDeciGL Notices.


N WHEN!
HOW?
WHY?
what TO do with, 1t will make no difference
whore you buy but In these times, when
money is scarce, you should know
HOW TO BUY.
HOW to get the worth OF your money Is an i'm
portant consideration, and of course you
want to get great deal OF goods for a little
money; and that Is the re asou
WHY
you should 90 to
LEVY RoTHERs'
to buy
YOUR DRY GOODS
Because You can buy
The finest FRENCH MERINO for oec. per yard at
LEVY BROTHERS
Pure MoBAIR DRESS GOODS for 2oc at LEVY
BROTHERS.;
FL.ID MoHAIR DRESS GOODS for I23c. at LEVY
BROTHERS.;
Yard wide MoHAIR sKIRTIN0 for Csc. a, LEVY
BROTHERS
And vELvETsto trim skirts very cheap at LEVY
BROTHERS.;
80, atLEvY BROTHERS
SILK and WOOL sCARFs for 2sc. at LEVY
BROTHERS
HEMsTITCaED HANDKERCHIEFs, all linen,
4cc.
TUCKED HANDKERCHIEFs, all linen, Ssc.. at
LEVY BROTHERS.
CH1LDREN's BALMoRAL SKIRTS for 75c. at
LEVY BROTHERS.
LADIES WHITE LAMBS WOOL HOSE for 25c.
at LEVY BROTHERS
ALL-wooL WHITE FLANNEL for Csc. at LEVY
BROTHERS,;
Tho best bargains In BLEhCHE2 and UN-
BLEACHED COTTONs at LEVY BROTHERS. ;
Tho best bargains in CALICoEs at LEVY BRO.
THEIRS;
The best bargains in CLoAKS and sHAWLS at
LEVY BROTHERS,.
IN FACT,
The hes, barcaips In all kinds of DRY GOODS
can be found at
LEVY BEOTHBRS',
l547 MAIN STREET,
nearly opposite the Old Market
[no 26]
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rE 913. 13.......................... ...?lo
.sOUSD YOUR TRUMPET, q GABRIEL"'
and let all tho ladies know that
JULIUS SYCLE,

and let all tho ladies know that
JULIUS sYCLE,
9l3 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth,
has Just opened another large lot OF
NEW AND CHEAP DRY GOODS.
A new stock OF those beautiful Dress Goods, solid
grounds with small figures, and such hand
some stripes, at only 2Oc.;
French Merinos best quality, at sOc., sold week
ago for $l.25;
EMPRESS Cloth, finest quality, at S7c, worth
fully 81;
Figured Empress, really beautiful, only s2lc.;
Alpacas, every fashionable color, at 4oc., worth
6oc.;
popnn Alpacas only 42c., cold everywhere at 6oc..
Paris Poplins, beautiful goods, at 25c.;
NJ Mousselaine Delaines, latest styles, at 2Oc.
Calcoes at 10, IL, and llc.;
Bleached and Unbleached Cottons at TO- ia
and l5c.
Yard-wide Bleached Cotton, very good article
at l23c.;
Bleached and Unbleached o.4 Sheeting at 4oc.
Pillow case Cotton, full width, only 25c.
Bed Tick, 12lc. mp; superior quality at Csc.
Canton Flannel, good article at Is.
AlI-wool White and Red Flannel at 3oc.;
Au-wool White Flannel. yard wide, at Soc, worth
60c.;
Satinets at e5 and 75c., worth s5c. and 81;
Cashmere, warranted all wool, only 81, "oflL
fully Sl.so;
Black 6.4 Cloth for Cloaks and Sacques selling a
So per yard, worth SO; at S3, worth s4:so;
Light Sacking Cloths at cost prices;
Beautiful Wool Balmorals only Si.5o, worth S@.2a
Not having space for my large stock of
NEW SHAWLS AND CLOAkS,
Twill close out a part OF them at manufacturers
prices" Come and get bargain.
White and Colored Blankets at very low prices
Also, very large line OF WORSTED GooDs
cheap. Come this week and =" get your money
back !" at julius . 1oLh
el3 Main street. between Ninth and Tenth
Closed SATURDAYS.
The following gentlemen are with me, and
would astsem a call from their many friends as 4
personal favor: -
RITTER q. CARE, GEORGE swABACHER, JoNAs
WslYBgRG, GEORGE P. BAGBY, and J. a. FRENCH
no 23-ts
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A MOST SERIOUS QUESTION
- Why is II that when inquiring OF any gentle
man dressed In truly elegant style where he had
his snit made. the answer invariably is,
At SCHAAP & HARTMAN'S
MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 1911 Main street, near thirteenth
The mystery IS explained by the fact that they
regardless OF expense and trouble) engaged the
most eminent cutters and tailors-men who take a
pride in making garment In highly artistic sty yle
not mere mechanical laborers.
In READY. MADE CLOTHING the public is
sure to find there likewise a variety OF subslan-
TALLY made frst class goods, unsurpassed in the
State. Equally go In GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS. Finally, pointing your attention to their
stock Of beautiful FELT HATS which they offer
at far below value to close them ont, we advise
all to call at SCHAAP j. HARTMAN'S,
no % No 1911 Main street, rear Thirteenth.
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The Prcsiden,.s Message.

WASHINGTON, November 2S.-There is
nothing settled regarding the transmission
of the Presidents message. 1t is not
finished vet.
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The Hurricane at st. DOmfngO-Thc
Revolution.

HAVANA, November 2S.-Thc hurricane
of the 10th at St. Domingo desolated the
whole parish. The lighthouse wasdamaged.
The revolution in favor of Baer, after
severe fighting, had been utterly defeated.
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100 TILE RIrYERs OF THE WARD

no THE BUYERS OF THE WAhD
BRISD TOBACCo.-Ths undersisnsd, desi.
rous Of sy 9t .as sa,ISas k,SS
tonass 80 lo, lsy yo.r 9ssisbrs'sd casWISG
Tnp cc1 w,ii on the list OF January 1885, pre-
this 10
VINO Sa n"n tfty boxes from my agents, hesfrs WIZ
nam ~ - THOMAS J. HARpGR0VE,
is'' i'''' Proprietor Of the Ward Tobacco.
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DATENT TUBE OR PIPE WE'LL
i 10 more digging. no more boring; Cost one
third less than the old ld-fashioned we'll Send or
call for circular. Address w. II. STEWART,
ONCE OF Stewart 3 Bargamin s2s N lain street,
Richmond, Va, sole Agent for the States Of Vir-
ginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, and South
Carolina. State, county, and town rights for sale.
oc A-aOd2m
M 4. "A. j. NJ l. L ( X ;. of Greene G
I1 comfy, Va<, Is this day admitted az a part
n.r In our business, To date from the lst Instant
Ths style Of the brm remains unchanged.
TbLlAFBRkO Co:
RICHMOND, November2a, 1857. no :5-eoltzl
A VERY LARGE LOT of Note, Let.
IA ter, Cap, Bill. head, and Printing rApeis
generally, may be found ut the Dispatch frih'anS
House. Ssud IN your orders FOR pf!ntipS' y
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ELOTH!NG MARKET DOWN-NOT
~ TO BE IN OEES0LD-SELL1NG OFF AT A
PkOFIT-BAEG .IES OF THE SEASONING are
determine ed that patrons shall have the beneht
of the tiInee, and in that consideration nave
MARKED DOVE some of the greatest bargains In
our line that can be found in the city. For In
stance Fine Beaver Frock Business Goats at x?o,
worth $50 fine Beaver Frock Overcoats at S3C,
worth $40; Boys School Suits at 81, worth $40.
Barge ms for the million can be had at
WILLIAM IRA SMITH j. CO.'S,
NOES 1908 Main street.
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DLUG TOBACCO MACHINERY..

DLUG TOBACCO MACH1NEkY.-
/ The attention Of manufacturers is solicited 10
the most approved machinery now In use, which
Is offered for sale al bargain, and Is a. good as
new-having been In use but short i!me-eon-
s,.ting In part Of Hydraulic Presses. Pomps, Bs-
tainers Iron Tracks and rucks for tn same. Iron
F.nishers' Frames. Press Blocks, ron ana Wooden
sinkers Iron Sheets, and everything complete for
tent OF 500 pounds per day. Also, one Ryme,s
Patsn, Plug Machine. Apply TO c. Il. LlLlES.
THAI, 2A Washington street. New York ANY
parties desirou. OF manufacturing North can- gur-
ca ass the above and buy rent the factory, whlen
is IN complete order for immediate use.
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DOR KENT, and possession given the
L i. % December next, that com.ortabie AA
and Convenient COTTAGE hASlDENCE IN E.;E
liz re..AbrrhooI o! Buchanan Spring at -S-atSS-
Ir"ssu, ucc.pi-d by Captain Newman; lhe dwell
at aa- seven rooms, and kitchen W!th Two rooms.
Also. .:.t4-, LaTge garden, and IN the rard a
"sllo. most exec licnt water. Ihs neigbbofhood
ta-, aud peace. bic. kent low. For Terms, ap-
Iy 20
rug5-.oast GhUBES Il WILLIAMS.
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MIR. JOHN TIETJEN, MERCHANT
lNl TAILOR, having removed to his new store, or
the corner OF Broad and Tenth streets, Is prepared
to furnish GENTS CLOTHING In the la!est
styles His goods are tastefully selected, and Of
warranted quality and his prices are reasonable
Call and examine. oc is-Sin
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A7l11tSe71lc7ltS.

,ICHM0ND THEATRE.
II GEkNp INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
- Er TaR
EICHMOND ORt HESTRA
assisted by
MIRA S-rIS ASD ME G.. w. THlLOw
vSIpAY kNESInG, NOVEMBER 20, 1857.
PROGRAMME.
FART
.-s-,--n Don Giovanni i,................M Mozart.
Drchts.ra.
,.arrfn. .,ceu1 dc Lucia de Lsmmermoor-fan-
,-..o Tour 10 piano o.......................L Listz
Miss Idith Stein.
N.ssrs. Frank and kraussa.
noo,-HuS Ueno:s violin and piano
Thalherg and Do Beriot
N!ss Steia and Mr. Kcssnich
~-.o-vtollr. riAno, and v;oloncello-
C.. shumsn
...,T.. Thtlow, Kossnich. and Eeinhardt
Pant II.
Grand Concerto In minor, for piano. with
,.,,.rstra accompaniment. C.. NJ Do Weber
y k"inAAr6t.
@..r U.cTcra-ha Melt dc nranade--
Z. krsutzer
E:cAmond Turner's
&. .sr.arct Solo. Bergsohn.
MI. Frank.
i -rsr violin, piano. aid Tioloncello. Reis!ger
w.. Tnitow, kc.snich aud Renhardt.
Vi Il .rfy.-L' 'AtT3canus. Meyerbeer
0rchCSTA.
ADM >SjCE.-PaTqHette. dress circle, and or
-E.,,fa .as.>. Sec. galleries, &c. No ezra
". eg..a for reserved seals. no26-4tt
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The Countess Guiccioli's book about
Byron will be published very soon.
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YNHE NEW CLOTHING HOUSE


FENH " Il w IIO
GCIEG AHEAD.
IN RECEIPT OF THE SECOND SUPPLY.
COME To No. lace MAIN,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets,
where you will ii nd the cheapest and largest stock
Of CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOoOs.
ALSO,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &c.
am determined to offer first class goods at such
prices as 10 give sa;isfaction. invite my nume-
rous friends and the public generally.
A. OPPkNHIMER,
No. l4o2 Main street, between
ocls Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
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rHE JEWELS. OF VIRGINIA. A
1 Lecture by colonel George Wythe Mumford;
Sold for the benefit of the Hollywood Memorial
j. WALL TURNER,
MOO. lila Main street.
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CoAaIssIoSEg's OFFICE
RIcHMoSD, November 25, 1867. :
UGUST AND DAVIS. TRUSTEES,
~ sr rs STANLEY AND AIS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
Bya dscree entered in this cause on the 18th OF
November, 1857 "The court doth adtudgs, order,
and decree tha Tb omAs j. EVANS, Lsq., one OF lhe
commissioners OF this court, DO take proof Of all
debts claimed to be due from the hTm Of Stanley
& Chafee, and that In taking scch proof he In.
quire wh hsther such debts were contracted for and
on behalf Of said partnership, and are legally and
equtably chargeable against said pa artnership.'
All parties and persons interes Cd are horeoy
notified that have liked on MONDAY the
day OF Daeember, 1867. at 10 o'clock .iM. a. the
ttme and my Office o. $40 franklin street, In the
city Of Richmond, as the place, TO take proof OF
the debts As directed by said decree at which
time and place all parties and persons Interested
viii attend with proofs necessary TO enable me TO
execute the said decree.
THOMAS J. EVANS,
noo7-lOt Commissioner ar in Chancery.
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r.NiE Wealth ER.-So soft, balmy,
1 and genial day as the one Just past we nave
moi evnarienced for many q moon The azure hue
OF Heavens aome was never more entranclhgly
beautiful and picturesque, and Italian SKIES never
looked more serene and tranquil IT was day TO
arouss the mind and inspire the pen Al apd very
naturally caused great rush to
Il threading solid reading, and every other kind
Of menta! food met with ready purchasers
GODEY, PETERSnN, DEMOREsT, LESLIE,
the EAZAAR AZ d ali the other ladies' favorites Tor
December, now ready at No. I'll Broadway. as 49,"
1,,oru hslo lhs Theatre. no 81
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The Great Walker.

CHICAGO, November 2S.-Weston ar
rived here at 10 o'clock this morning.
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2lrllmon0 G|lspatrlr.
FRIDAY.......... NOVEMBER 20, 1867.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH is LARGER THAN THE COM
B1NED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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HOUSE AND STORE FOR RENT
IL At JET EiLLE.-At Jeerevllle, on kA
lie Elchmond and Danviile railroad, can ::;E
be rented very comin"dious stoTehouse --6st
a.>a.st large ana desirable dwelling L. u,e IN eX-
,..I.u' r.pair, with iarEc garden md orchard.
a..aa. . Or W G.. DaLBf, at ,l-tvIsyllle, or
" Mllli' u JGTE&, a! hIcamond.
H.-. Iu& %wk
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GENTS WANTED FOR A VIR-
"A 8lNIA LIFE INSURANCE CohPANY.-The
RICHMOND BANKING AND INSURANCE COM
PANY, OF Rich mond, Va, inrurss LIVES on the
most reasonable terms, with u security undouDted.
Those unable to insure are MADE ABLE.
Agents wanted in every city and county In the
Union.
Canyassors for the city Of Richmond wanted.
JOHN b. DAVIS, President,
J. T. G. POTTS, Secretary.
Applicant for agencies will address
T. e. STARKE. General Agent,
OCT Box 293, Richmond. Va.
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WANTED, by gentleman and lady,
w TWO or THRsE Rooms, we'll furnished.
with use Of Kitchen In An eligible part OF me Siy.
Address lock box 50 Richmond, Va. no 2s-HH
y{TANTED.-W wish to rent THhEE
w ROOMS, furnished, with kitchen. Apply 10
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EYGnts.

WANTED, n aNICELY-FURNlS ED
w Room and BOARD with some private family
| for gentleman AID wife, in the ighborhood OF
econd and Main streets preferred. References
given aud required address, stamhs ,n. 'efm'' &C.,
M .