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auction Sales This Dan.

GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at o'clock
store and dwelling on the south side of
Broad between Monroe and Henry streets.
Immediately after which sale they will
sell small framed tenement on the south
side OF Broad street near Madison.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 o'clock
at the horse lot, on Council Chamber Hill,
seven milch cows and young calves.
T. W. KEESEE will sell at Joseph K. HiX's
stable, on Tenth street between Main and
Cary, 4 lot of m ules and horses
S. G. TARDY & co. will sell at 70 o'clock
lot of genuine imported brandy, ale, and
porter.
PAINE s. co. will sell 1T 10 o'clock 4 large
assortment of ladies' and misses furs,
hosiery, and gloves, fancy goods, etc.
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THE NEW CENsUs-PoPULATIoN OF
WAsHINGTON.-The returns of the census
just taken Of the District by the Bureau
Of Education, in cooperation with the city
authorizes, have been made up sufficiently
to show the population entire of Washing
ton city, as follows: Number Of families
in Washington, 20,OlO. Number Of white
population, 1885,; colored, ,674. Total
population, l05,S3l. This shows the co.
lored population of Washington to be about
one-third of the entire population BALI.
mere american.
The census showed similar state OF
things in Richmond; but registration and
voting proved that censuscs taken by dis.
interested officials prove nothing.
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PETITIONERS IN BANKRUPTCY.-The fol-
lowing persons have been adjudged bank
rupts on their own petitions since our last
report:
William F. Farmer and John w. Lewis,
of Pittsylvania G. A. Utz, of Madison ;
J. K. Bohannon, of Prince Edward; S. b.
Cornet, Of Grayson; and John S. Mickle,
of Prince Edward.
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COURT -MARTIAL.-Th court-martial now
sitting at the St. Charles Hotel has been
in session since the 10th of September,
and has disposed of over eighty cases.
The only cases which come before it are
soldiers who have committed offences
against the army regulations, and are
principally desertions and offences growing
out of intemperance. The board is com
posed of the following retired army Off
GERS Brevet Major W. II. Rossell, U. S.
A., president; Brevet Major E. Murphy,
U. S. A.; Brevet Major A. B. Thompson,
U. S. A.; Brevet Major Paul Quirk, U. S.
A.; Brevet Major r. Ii. Porter, U. S. A.. I;
Captain William B. Lowe, U. S. A.; Cap
tain C. Fl. McNally, U. S. A.; Captain W.
F. Goodwin, U. S. A.; Brevet Captain
Alfred Townsend, U. S. A; First Lieute-
nant Thomas S. Doebler, U. S. A.. ; Brevet
Colonel II. B. Hendershott, U. S. E.,
Judge advocate.
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RUNAWAY EyTRAoRDrNARY.-A hand
some couple went out sleigh riding on
Monday afternoon. Before they had got
ten far they became frightened, and con-
cluded to run off with the horse and sleigh.
This they did; but in the end the horse
got the better of them, and got away from
them with the runners of the sleigh. He
was picked up and carried to Ledley's
stable; but the couple have not since been
heard of-at least by those who caught the
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Corn and Flour Exchange, December II, 1851

Corn and Flour Exchange, December II, 1867.
OPPERIYGs. - W.edt-White i58 bushels /;
red, 100 bushels. C0r7l-Whte, 696 bushels !;
yellow, 10 bushels; mixed, 1872 bushels. GatS--
42S bushels. Rye-52 bushels. MedL-White,
10 bushels. Eour-Superfine, II barrels.
SALEs.- .-Whedt-White, 456 bushels at *2J
50 60 for common to very good red, 81 bushels
ut $2@lS2 80 for common 10 fair. C5r7l-White,
500 bushels old at Sl.l7; new At Sl.07h@
sl.l5; yellow 40 bushels old at Sly; mixed
1872 bushels 50 bushels old on private terms
rest new At 81 10. Otts-420 bushels; 20 bush
els on private terms: rest at 66967Ac. Rye
50 bushels at Sl.4jl$l. so. NeaLWhite, un
bolted, 70 bushels y on private terms; res
at 81 .l2E.
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LARCENY OF A WATCH.-Mary Sullivan,
poor, degraded creature, whose face is
familiar to all attendants upon the Mayors
Court, was arrested yesterday upon a
charge more serious than drunkenness.
She will appear this morning to answer a
charge of the larceny of watch belong
ing to Abner Booker, negro.
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DEATH FROM COLD AND ExPosURE.--A
jury summoned by Constable E. w. Rob-
inson to sit upon the dead body of the ne
gro man found near Burns's distillery on
Saturday, rendered verdict of death
from cold and exposure" 1t was Disco
vered that the deceased was known as Ned
Williams.
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NO. l66

STOLEN S1LvEE.-For several days past
negro lads have been hawking silver spoons
and forks about among the jewellers and
watchmakers. Yesterday a large table
spoon and fork were offered at a jewel
ler's on Broad street, both bearing the ini-
tials "S. 81. T." They were stopped, and
any one who may have recently lost silver
ware bearing the above-named initials
can hear Of their whereabouts by calling
at this office.
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CHRISTMAS MISUNDERSTANDING the
holiday amusements to be enjoyed by our
citizens during Christmas week, few will
be more attractive than the fair to be held
by the ladies Of St. Pauls church. Great
preparations are being made to render it
successful.
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THE New YORK CoLONIsTs.-Somet three
weeks ago we noticed the arrival in Rich
mond of the families of several persons
who came from Albany and Greene coun-
ties, New York, to sottle in Virginia.
BY letter from DR.. William f. Bates,
one Of the party, we learn that the immi-
grants are now comfortably settled in King
William, and engaged in agricultural pur-
suits. The Doctor remarks:
"Beforc We left the North we were
warned against the southern people but
our minds were made up to make a trial
of life in Virginia. Thus far we arc well
pleased, having been received in the most
friendly manner. Persons have called on
US, and shown us every favor. Never have
we met with people moro kind"
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PARDoNED.-Benjamin Hill (negro) was
so fortunate as to secure one of the Co.
vernor's daily pardons yesterday. He
had been convicted of grand larceny in
the Hastings Court of this city, and SEN
fenced to three years in the penitentiary.
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A HARD CAsE.-Joel Rachael was yes
terday brought before Judge Underwood
on writ Of habeas corpus, and as no proof
was adduced against him he was imme-
diately discharged.
This poor FreDchman has been confined
for nineteen months in the Libby prison on
the charge Of passing a counterfeit quarter
of a dollar, United States currency. Now,
when brought before the United States
Court, not witness appears to convict
him. Judge Underwood did not hesitate
to express his sympathy with the poor man.
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUE PAT
~ TERMS OF JEWELEY, SLY ER-PLATEn
WARE, &C., at JOHN Il. TYLER & CO.'S, 1872
Main street.-The have on hand and are constant
ly receiving all the most desirable styles of
Diamond Pins. Ear Rings, Finger Kings, &C.;
Gold, Enamelled, and Etruscan Jewelery-every
aRicle in this line of nsw patterns;
Gold ana Silver Watches, superior quality, war
ranted; gI .
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 cases for Bridal and other presents. oc
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IRON THIEF.-Billy Anderson (enfran-
chised freedman) was lodged in the cells
at the lower station yesterday on the
charge Of stealing lot Of iron from the
Virginia Central Railroad Company.
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ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.-The annual
meeting Of the Academy of Medicine will
be held tomorrow Thursday night. The
annual address will he delivered by DR..
James Bolton on the "Unity Of the HUI
man Race"
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HENRICo COUNTY COURT-G. D. PLEA
SAINTS PRESIDING JUsTICE.-In this court
yesterday, in the case of Harlan Us. Hano-
yer Coal Company, a verdict was rendered
for the full amount claimed by the plain
tiff. Argument was heard on motion to
set aside the verdict, but the motion was
overruled by the court. To this ruling the
counsel for the defendants filed bill Of
exceptions.
Beverly Williams and - Tyler inc
groes), being arraigned for trial on the
charge Of borse-stealing, elected to be
tried by the Circuit Court. Williams was
admitted to bail, and Tyler rcmanded to
Jail.
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THE NIAGARA.-The steamer Niagara,
due here on high water at 1915 this morn
ing, if unable to get up the river, will dis
charge her cargo at City Point or Nor
folk.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PoTo-
MAC RAILROAD.-The Superintendent an
nOunces that this route through from
Richmond to Washington is again open to
the public.
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THE ITALIAN OPERA.-We learn that the
LIE Grange Brignoli Opera Troupe will
commence short season here next week.
Among its members we note the name of
Signor Susini, an old favorite. We hope
our information is correct.
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The RICHMOND PREss.-For the courte-
sy and attention of the Richmond press
during the late reiinion we beg leave to
offer our sincere Acknowledgements and
thanks. That's serious. For the special
ravors of the Whig establishment we can
only sigh for an opportunity to recipro-
cate.-FrederickSbny Herald.
We had none to offer, sorry to say,
neighbors but we may do better here
after-say Christmas day.
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FROM TURNER, lila Main street, we have
Bonner's Ledger, Leslie's Chimney Corner,
and the Literary ABum-al for the 2Sth
December.
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JUDGE BURNHAM's COUET.-The case Of
Clatfiin Us. Steenbock s. Go. occupied the
attention Of this court yesterday. 1t was
continued until to-day.
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NoWLAN q CO. ARE OPENING
~ magnificent new styles of Jewelry anc
Watches for the Ii olidays. Nowlan Co. are
opening magnificent Diamond. Pearl, Amethyst
and Coral sets. Nowlan Co. are opening superb
Watches and Chains for holiday presents. Now
Ian 4 Co. are opening rich styles Of Band Brace
let's, Handkerchief Holders, sc No~lan 4 co. art
opening Diamond Emerald. Amethyst, and Pear
Kings. Nowlan & Co. are opening handsome pat.
terms Scarf kings and Pins. Nowian y Co. are
opening great variety o: ladies' ard misses
Pins, EarIi"gS and Bracelets, at
CORNER OF Main and TENTH STREETS.
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One Boston clergyman did $500 worth
of marrying in two days last week. Don't
all rush for Boston. We can do as well
here.
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TOR RENT At AUOTION.-The
Il large ard commodious WAREHOUSE known
as the 81 iudlain & Watson Warehouse" at Rock
2lst instant. at / o'clock P M, on the premises
Its adaptability for general storage, or for the
tobacco business in any Of It's branches, are une-
guaIed. Persons desiring to rent it can view il
any time previous to the 2lst instant.
de ll-eodct GARRET 4. WATSON.
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NORsALE, a TWELVE-HORsE
X RoRING gNGINB, with the necessary boring
rods and tools Also several good 3D. A4kh nits o. to
ply at the springfield and Deep han pS pssa VI Sytb
street near Canal. m JuMIRY Agent
dc 9-lM O' -
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TRAIN DELAYED.-The mail train from
Washington to Richmond was delayed
about four hours yesterday afternoon on
account of ice in the Potomac river.
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DenWStry.

nR. G. k. KLOEBER, SUR A
~ GEON DENTIST (lats Of Baltimors) 0xS31fS
No. 9O2 Broad street, Richmond, Va.
Teeth filled In the best manner at reduced 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 tR0,
$25, and $50 per SET.
Nitrous oxide gas given In extracting teeth, rem.
dering the operation painless and safe.
de l8 3Ln
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de l7-3ti

SCHOOL WANTED.-A,m middle-aged
- yirginian- unmdrTied-desirsS school. He
patrons, pupils, and professors of the Univsrsity
OF Virginia, as to character and qualifications TO
teach English, French, German, Anglo.Ssxon,
Latin, Creek. mathematics, book keeping, and
can give instructions In Italian and Spanish. Ad-
dress, stating TERMS number Of pupils, &C., c. B.,
Hicksford, GreeDsvtlle county, Va.
da l3-3tawGw
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The "hct" skate is the last invention
The heat comes from chemical arrange.
ment.
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM DRowNING.-We
learn that Mr.. John Trower, a gentleman
well known in this city, and in Jel!um days
captain of the little steamer Shrapnel,
plying between Richmond and Drewry's
Bluff, had narrowly escaped drowning a
few days ago. Mfr. Trower is now mate of
the steamer Eolus. While out in the
storm last week he was attempting to sound
on the shore side, and supposing the bull
wark-rail in place, walked overheard. The
captain ran aft to order his quarter boat to
pick him up, and crippled youth on
board, observing the danger, knelt and
passed out his crutch, which was seized,
when line already out failed, and through
its agency the life of the mate was saved.
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WANTED.-Any concern wishing to
w employ competent BO0K-KEEPER and
ACCOUNTANT, who has large acquaintance In
this city, and who can give any city reference
which may be required will please apply TO-
II. h. ELLYSON,
dell-eodlws Richmond Dispatch.
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gltllmond d9ispatttr,
WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER ls, 1867.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "D1s-
rATGH (" is LARGER THAN THE COM
BlNED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
UIMEH ,IItIi DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
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T'RUsSES, TRUSSES.-I have usI
the best rnns in nss for retention and radical cure
q Hsrnia. Also, WHITES DS hsDSMdbNAL d SUP
mn lS Eain and Third streets.
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SERGEANT THEODoRICK G. BAPT1sT.-The
funeral of this late much-esteemed officer
of the City Police took place yesterday
from the First Baptist church. About
fifty members of the police force--hne-
looking men, in full dress uniform-with
Jefferson Lodge, No. 4, l. 0. o. F., es-
corted the remains from the house to the
church, and thence to Shockoe Hill GENE,
terry, where the body was inferred. The
sermon was preached by Rev. A. E. Dick,
inson. The services at the grave were
spoken of as peculiarly interesting and
impressive.
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WANTED, to sell PAIR OF No. /
sixty days credit Also, FOX BENT, NEW
FHAMB DWELLING G on Twenty. eighth and Vena-
BILE streets, Union HILL 1t has four rooms, coal.
house, and is we'll enclosed. Rent low Apply at
my stable, on Franklin between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets. -
de l6-eod3tk EDMOND BOSSlEUX.
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VO THE AFFLICTED-BENSO2Ms,,SS
i SALALEM BROTH Oh SALTs Uf map pay.
ber's Itch, Ulcers, and ali eruptions OF the Skin
no matter how malignant or how long ~ l.
doe, not speedily and promptly cure and entlrsiS
the disease the money viii Pc PoI sslo
by BLUNT & M0SBLbY,
Droggis.g. No. 1924 Main street,
su2f Richmond. Va.
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For. Re?ats

~0">>>>>-~~~>.-c"o~"~"~
EOR RENT, three desirable UNpuR.
= EIsHED ROOMS, on second aoor, suit. tass
aole for young men or family without chill. - -
dren. Kitchen and other convent ences for l.,lA
housekeeping y required. Apply at aio, corner 81
oraco bno niru sLreeS da lS--3t+
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EOR RENT, the new and Desirable
q two.siory BElGK RESIDENCE 30, 20i1 ~,
Eranknn street, containing seven rooms, 80
gas and water on tho premises. The parties da.
1 snn1ihg housekeeping, the furniture In the hoHss
,,sr oe sSia % any person wishing to rent, coz
furniture, olclosh on passage and stens q Heru
superior plsEo, the usual kitchen furniture, with
= Sooa COOKING stove. all in good order, having
peen In use only short time.
CL0PTON & HARDWOOD.
Reai Estate Agents and Auctioneers
-, tenth between Main and Bank streets.
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POLICE REcoRD.-The following arrests
were reported at the upper station-house
yesterday:
William A. Lambert, charged with as
saulting and beating negro man named
William Taylor.
John Smoot, charged with being drunk
and disorderly in the street.
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EDMOND BossIEUX.

WANTED, T 81 RE " W 81 wg,rS y =
FARM HAN DB and general LABORERS. Persons
wanting help will do well to call and consult me
| at once at the Virginia Employment Agency, bo-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, Richmond, Va.
de l2-Bt JAMES r, HENDERSON,.
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For Sp01'ts91oe2a.

GUNS, GUNS, GUNS.-TO
VI COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND ~Gf
THE TRADE G ERALLY.- " %&
WALSH &sog Qats James Walsh, sNSEW
GUNS, RIFLES, 10, idas Main " w "
street. respectfully call the attention Of the trade
to their extensive assortment OF DOUBLE AND
SINGLE GUNS, most of which are OF our own i'm
portation, together with extensive supply Of
POWDER FtAsKS, SHOT POUCHES, GAME
thing necessary to the sportsman in the field.
N B-RBPAIRING done with nsatness and
despatch. All work guaranteed. no25-lm
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WANTED, to EXCHANGE THREE
w HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, heavily tim.
bered. on the Northwestern Virginia branch OF
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, between West
Union and Centre staton, near the railroad, about
luO yards at each station. and turnpike road run
ming in rear Of 1t, for a small HOUSE AND LOT on
Shockos Fl i'll in tine city of Richmond. Address
r. a. MAURY, JR., Real Estate Agent, or
JAMES MACHIR HUGE,
Attorney at Law.
Office over the National Bank OF Virginia.
do Dur
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no PHYSICIANS.
L Narcsin, Caffoin, Digatalin,
Atropia, Cubebin,
Naierianats Of Morphia,
Naco;in Propy laMin,
Chlor. Propylamin, Leptandrin,
Podophyllin, Napthalin, Veratria,
Ea!erianate Of Zinc,
Nalerianate Of Iron,
Quinis. Acct Quinia, Valerianate OF Quinia,
hur!ate OF Quinis, Ferrocyanide OF 0uinla
hfssniate OF Quinia,
Quinidia, SuIph. Cinchona,
Iodine Bromine, &c,
!of Use IN prescriptions, and for sale by
J. BLAIR, Druggist,
oc2l S25 Broad street.
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NO QUACKERY 1T 0 It " e AZ
~ PLICTED.-T. p. BAss'S COUGH SYRUP,
lqr LOT IonSump,ion, Colds, Coughs, Asthma bEoI- ai-
cLlno, and all Diseases of the Lungs IN the lhci-
pent ,tagss, and afording more relief In the ad.
Sanced stages Of Consumption than any otheI
hhown compound The receipt for this valuaptee
medicine was given me by the much lamentea
I"tler r. Johnson, NJ. D., and Professor o. a An
s'omy Ia the Madicsl College, Richmond, ~. ".
before ne left on his il-fated trip to Europe me
reputation Of its author makes anything can say
entirely unnecessary. The certificate OF Dr. hSayo'
tV9uendatory, Is appended
T. Il. Bass Dear Sir,--The prescription de
iof yoa by Dr. c. p Johnson certainly comolhes
lhe best material eXpeetorant ! have ever
used IN my practice in all c&ses OF Colcs Oo9S no,
bronchial Irritations-eyen cases declaeaJd
Pnthlsicai have been cured, or greatly benenteo. y.
Know OF nothing l could more conhaenuS re-
commend from actual experience. n
None genuine without my signatnrs. ".
r. T. BASS, Richmond. Va;
fGr sale by Messrs. PURCELL, hADp q 20 q
T. b. THOMAS, o. A. STRECKEh, sna "a .; -
hUDNUT. Church Hill. oc lo--om -
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SECOND- HAND RNITU r e
- WANTED.-Parties having any to dispose of
will do well to consult the subscriber at his place
of business or through the post office.
g. NJ. KOnNES
under w L. Montague's. Tenth straet
de r2-lm between Main and Cary.
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DURE GLVCEkINE, inodorous and
warranted free OF lead or any injurious
l1siity
PURIFIED CaLOROFORM, for Inhalation and
M'ernal use
BEHRING'S ENGLISH EXTRACTS, for use in
Inscriptions.
DEODoRlZgD TINCTURg OF OPIUM, superior
to Laudanum and the Elixir Of Opium.
SYRUP OF THE BROMIDE OF IRON, g sub
s,ituts for Syrup of the Iodide.
Physicians prescriptions accurately compound
ed by experienced and thoroughly skilled apoth.
ecgres, with full strength and pure medicines.
MEADE s. BAKER,
Practical Pharmaceutists.
roos Ninth and Franklin streets.
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.ye9UeZeTS. DC.


T WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN
L FORM my friends and customers and the public
generally that have received another addition to
my stock Of new and fashionable Hair Goods,
Curs, Frizettes. Braias, Toupees, etc. Also, some
OF those long thick .Curs. Particular attention
paid to the manufacture and repair of hair jew
elry and all other kinds Of jawelry.
WILLIAM WILDT,
del4 No. I'll Broad street.
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EOR RENT, IN LINDEN SQUARE,
II hrst-clas DWELLING HOUSE with sz-x
Ten rooms. In the parlors there are pair Of 80
splendid pier mirrors with ich@cornices ex- Esa4
Kitchen, large smoke ouse two coal vaults in tn Q
rear, with gas, &c. Possession given the lst OF
January next. Apply to me- at the corner Of Clay
and bleventh streets. JAMES G. BROOKS.
de l3-3tawl,tJan
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W09atss

WANTED IMMEDIATELY, TWO
w YOUNG LADIES 10 work AZ dyesa. making.
None but those qualified need apply, at
MISSES =. g. PLACES
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ELCUR BARRELS.-W A N L z D,
4 5000 FLOUR BARRELS.
CHARLES HOWARD,
no % No 8 Fifteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-18

NEW YORK NET AND TWINE
IN COMPAHY.-SEIEE ES and Isr6esn
NETS Of all kinds made TO order. AEsSE3
COTTON SEINE TWIHES, patent -.
and soft, all sizes. Importers OF G1LLlNa.
THREADS and TWIHES, Gos. rs, 30, as, to-two
90 l-2m* 1oo Barclay strast- Nsv York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-18

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Our recent importation of GUNS embraces the
anest goods for the prices ever In our stores.
Just received, LOOT, 600 ELY'S Caps, In quarter
snd one. tenth boxes. Agent Tor RemlnBton's
celebrated FIRE-ARmS. oc "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-18

FOR RENT, THREE COMFORTA.
a Bile RoOMs, suitable for small fami- Azsk
Iy,,on twenty. NTH street between Broad n1sE
and Marshall Price, So 90 per month. Ap- E;i%
ply on premises. or at coal Office 1859 Main street
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