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: Chicago paper tells this story about
Carlotta Patti "a certain shoe dealer OF
that city, who iSas well Il passionate lover OF
music. was particularly demonstrating 1T =
recent concert in insisting that Nile. Pattl
should repeat one oi Ter songs. b lady,
who has sharp IL well - very beautiful eyes,
noticed this. The next day she had occa-
sion to purchase Il pair of CATERS. and hap
pcned 10 buy them Of the gentleman VINO
had been SO ardent on til" evening before.
Having selected the articles and paid iof
them, she turned 10 the ycnderot shoes,
and in very pleasant' 4uir', ana matt
of-Clrt way. said: 'EUW. please CIV" me L
! pair Of cutters Give yol! Il pair "i -
:Ccrtuinl~ 1--WE mr = pair Why, what
do Won mnan:' I mean that you! bought
! ticket ut The concert la>t evening, and
| illcl demanded that | should give you doli-
| BE what YOU paid for. An l asking more
than YOU diG:' 1t i to bc >upposd That
| Patti cot her CATERS"
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"patriot" and the Cuban "oppreSsor,'"
and tho ghastlv atrocities which they are
pleased to call "warfare." till / seem
almost to have got enough. Everybody
knows that the Cuban "orprcssor" - 2
very devil incarnatc; and If thoroughly
impartial newspaper accounts of the do'n@s
in Cuba were furnished Us. everybody
would sec that the Cuban "patr!ot i
another devil incarnatc just exactly like
him, Theyare Of The same breed. the same
color, they speak the same language. ana
dishonor the same religion. and verify their
instincts arc precisely and nnl'ersaiiV me
samc. I do not love the Cuban patriot or
tho Cuban opprcssor either, and | ncTcr
want to sec II Government "rcco"nlZe "
anything OF theirs but their respective
corDScs.
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Two Hours OF S~ILEScE.-The Dchaih
county Gn.) Ncars of this week says two
Gentlemen OF Dckalb made Il WAGER with n
couple Of ladies, where they were boarding,
that they (tlle women) could not "hold
their tongues" for two consecutive hours.
The time for the painful suspense was liked:
and at 6 o'clock in the afternoon mum
was the word. Six cans of oysters, a dozen
cans of peaches, and other fiSinS*, were Ht
stake. and the boys seeing, after a half
hours suspense, that they were likely to
lose, went out and "intervicwcd" a fricnd,
who called al the house and made many IN
o1Iiries regarding Sabbath-school matters,
&C.; but all was dumb. He was seated by
the pointing of the fingers, and his questions
were answered by mods. Not n syllable was
elected not Il word was spoken. All WIZ
quiet rs a deaf and dumb ward. The result
was. the young gents lost tneir oysters anc
peaches. Two hours silence won them,
and will win for the ladies the name OF ac-
complishing 4 feat never before successfully
attempted. An enjoyable supper followed;
Barnum was telcgraphed, and that's the end
Of il.
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CoMBvsTIoN OF SAoKE.-Thc manulactu-
rcrs Of England have not ceased in their en-
deayorS, whether voluntarily or enforced,
10 secure u complete combustion Of the
smoke and accompanying gases from their
furnaces. In one ease the gas is conducted
hv Il pipe 10 the bottom Of the furnace. and
then sent into the boilers and heating stoves,
and there consumed instead o! coal-thc
blast CT the furnace being heated TO = tenn
peral urc uf from 900 t. 900 degrees, with
out the use OF any coal whatever. The
combustion is 80 complete that il Is impos-
.ihle 10 say, by looking NJ the top OF the
chimney. whether the furnaces are i'll blast
OF not.-Phiiddclphf0 Lcd7er.
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a Philadelphia lady who had lost a $500
diamond pin in Chicago two years ago had
the pleasure of snatching it eff a young
mans shirt at her hotel Il few days ago at
least, she took the pin, and what could the
ritled young tyrapt DO but retire to his
room and mediate about the fragile en-
presses Of all flesh?
One of the French Academicians had his
wine cellar struck by lightning Il short time
since, and immediately noticed Il remarka-
BILE change for the better in the quality Of
his wines. lie took the hint, and now has
u yoltiac pile attached 10 each cask;
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y SNAKE BADLY FooLEp.-Last Saturday
morning Levy Henry shot and killed Il black
snake five feet long, on the hills back OF the
town. Observing az enlarged appearance
about the centre Of the body, he concluded
that the snake had swallowed something,
which was as yet undigcsted, so he cur tle
reptile open TO ascertain the nature OF tno
object. This fact revealed no less han one
of those false china eggs, just the SIZE o. n ha
ordinary hens egg. The ph!i0sophy OF ;,,e
thing is, that the snake had been roboins
hens nests, and finding this object II nc one s,
did not discover the naiuIe oi anc t an,
yiting Wand until it'd it. wa soS sysTlas swnIISw TSG
the china eyI some time ago, as the ten
stoned part q the body was hard and White
lures Stomach was probably what prevent
cd il from entering on its.winterSs doze'
The facts we vouch for, having seen the
snake and observed the impress OF the egg
in its body.-Ironton (Ohio) Register.
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4 WESTERN ERRORS DAscEirrioE or
MISUNDERSTANDING people never have
fresh air. except wlicn out Of town. Ihcy
live OF coal smoke ana Healing c!N0crs. We
inhaled seven tons OF coal the first DAY we
were there. The people breathe smoke,
eat smoke, chew smoke, and carryIt loose
in their pockets. 1t is now scvcntE-tWo
wears since Pittsbur- has been warmed Or
reached by the suns rays. once Il streak
| Of sunshine, for several years condcnSin%,
undertook to penetrate the cloud Of smoke
over the city. got lost, became smoked, anC
fell like q stunning edition OF the blacR
Crook"
The ladies' use smoke and coal dust tC
protect their compilations. Little boys ano
rirls stand on the corners with wei broolnS
and spongcs to wash peoples faces for iirt
cents. Everybody is of 4 color in Pits
burg. At the post-oIlice window the cicrl
distinguishes the people by certain signs,
il being impossible to see their faces for til,
LAYERS OF coal dust and smoke. We saw !
little boy CRYING on the street because nc
| had lost his father, who was six feet aheao
Of him in the blacknesS.
Every one wears mourning in Pittshurg,
A barber once went there TO color hair nnd
whiskcrs. He more'n busted III 4 week
Men kiss each others wives III PlttSpuig,
unable 10 TELL WiEcil lS lIclI own blitt "
the taste. Women send children on cIrands,
first writing on their faces with Il thumb
nail or wet sticks. People feel their way Is
door-knobs, and read by raised type. II
man once stood in his room with The VIII
dow raised. changed his shirt nine times in
four minutes, and only got II clean one on
him when the window fell by acciGeIt and
kept the smoke out. Met Il imam VITA Il
| cold who had been blowing hi, nose. and
that organ locks like Il burned stump on
each side OF which u Woodthuci: had been
b%urrowinS.
Bed-clothes are unknown in Fittsburg.
Leave the window open and sheets Of
smoke settle upon YOU like newspapers
from Il machine press. Some wear. since
some snow fell into the city through the
cloud Of smokr-thc smoke was moi burt,
but the SNOW looked sick. Men carry lam
terms TO see to shake hands. When looking
ut Il watch to see the hour it is the fashion
to light Il match. They make broadclotl
by hanging Il SPIDERS web out ILL filed with
smoke, and use hot coal dust for pepper.
They roll the smoke, swcctencd. into sticks
and sell Ittor licuricc ,-LOWSCilic (hy.) San.
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DLANK BOOKS.-RANDOLPH &ENG-

DLANK BOOkS.-RANDOLPH &ENG-
~ LISH, NO. 1915 Main street, Richmond,
Va, have for sale 1000 Blank Books, nj
prices from Sc. to $50 each. The assortment en-
braces L.,dgers, JoGrnals. Records, Day Hooks,
Cash Books, Invoice Books, Account: Sales, To-
bacco Books, RlOtters, Autograph, Diary. Bank,
bookkeeping, and Money Hooks Composition,
Copy, and Drawing Books Bill, Check, Note,
Books Pass. Memorandum, and Pocket Books;
Collecting Books. Roceipt, Time, and Order
Books, &c, Account; Books made TO order In their
uouai beat style, dc "3-dAY
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AUCTION sALEs---Tnfs Day.
By Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneee'
No, 1917 Main street.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PM;
Ill CARPETS, CHEST OF
TOOLS, BUGGY HARNESS.
ROCKS, &C, AT AUCT1ON.-l VIII sell ihlo
MORNING. commencing at 10 O'Clock, III IN!
auctIon-hause. without reserve, Il large assortment
of FITREITURE, &C.. consisting in part of
One ROSEWOOD-CASE PIANO, made oy hnaoe
one ~RTOgSEwooD-CAsE MELODEON. -,
WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT, complete Win
wtTTHiTT and HAHOGANT SIDEBOARDs,
WALNUT and MAHOGANY mar
MaUOCtEY and STAINED wARDROBES.-
MAHOGANY and WALNUT
Two suits COTTAGE aud fLENi-
vALTI1T and OAK EXTENSION TABLES,
SOFAS. LOUNGES. and CHAIRS
JENNY IN and COTTAGE EEDSTFADS,-
superior FEATHER BEDS and HAIR A
TREsSES,
RPT.sSELS aud other CARPETS.
Fine chest Of CARPENTERS TOOLS, new:
One DOUBLE SFT OF BUGGY HAHN
Two superior SADDLES and
one OF STATIONERY BOOKS. &C.:
PLATFORM SCALES,
LETTER-PRFSSES.
THOMAS ". KEESEE.
do IN Auctioucsr.
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TWO FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY
~. y. EXCETTErpr- TEI'iE S II .GG ATST1t,
III AQUA TREEk-TItE SHoRTEST MD
QUICKEST EoUTE.-Thc THEoCGH THAlNs
over this route are now run from the depot. corner
or ryrd and Eighth streets at IL. Is a. y. ands.l5P.
VI. tSunday at IL IS :. ". onlyl. making close ana
:eii Ill" connections With TIE WASlllSG1oS
tND TFN YORK FAST LINES and with trains
for IT'D GREAT NORTHWEST.
Cars fitted up with SPLENDID RECLINING
CHAIRS. ior which no ciiGrGr Is made.
The c.ccant an4 c"InlnodiouS. steamers on INC
Potomac river stop ut hlcxrnd:i! each way.
The ACCGTSUDATttE JEtN bct"e'it
Richmond and Milford leaves tho depot corner |
Broad and Eighii streets daily En,iAsn cAtslas
etl III $50 T.. NJ. and arrives III hlc'n''u" : -"
Tarou1n .icks.9 To all principal points Nor'a so'
West. Car t.rr,,-h Tickets
North apply at The one i r.rH%f u, ar I'll na H. I Sorth
W. Wc"i anplv at The ticket Office corner Byrd
and E;grtE .lr."ts: r,,x c,..-,I 7r.r,, n,
-.,r-.T Rr"TU. superintendent no IS
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b. Gru1hs < Williams, Auction"crs,
Eleventh hctwren Main ann Eank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE oEA NALU-
NEE ~ SPRING A%D BELNIDEF i
sT,REETS. AT ACuTloN.-ln execution Of d.;
rrccs Of the circuit Soar; oi hirhiio41' rn'e'ci
2ih May and .th December. lSf1. in tn" "Hs" 81
4. Crrushaw rs. l;r,cu'S administrators and TiN.,'
the ul1crsi.rrd, special cpnmisSi"ncrs, VII sell
ri aIirtirti. ut the risk and ruat- "fjGhE Aptlc-
mad. on 10Th October, lse3. rp"n the premises.
anTrESnNy, @iat N"ccrnh".. nj 3,riGrk /. NJ
II the same hour. = LOT OF GROUND 1t tie
northwest corner of spring ana iiglv!nrrc streets,
opposite the late rcsifcuc" 81 4. T.. Tyler, front
iIig -! feet and running back i@-A feet:
II will BE- sold 4 = wlolc. or srrhdiyiGc1 rs may
he deemed best AZ lie titncuf alGr.
TERMS: rne-fourth cash !; balance II a.. IL ana
- months. for EeEotinhIe notes. with interest
adlc1. Title retained hy iie court ,n,i: tlG n.t''
arc PAM !. TUNMAS,
Commissioners.
CrUByo & WILLIAMS. inCtIoucrr5.
POSTPONED 10 SATURDAY. 1>t January
1870. ntap.M CECBE~ 4 WILLIAMS,
tie 2@--25. 23,2 13l&JanI A"c'12nSs!
HIGH CUNSTABLE'S SALL:I, Nv. III # u =
: : sH'i VI f = III. Store - :. !. MnNhif: 10
-, I:yn"d street. the whole srock o! a,..,"f in m,
etc. &C.; to ta!l,'T " c1;.ncyl. tru.t>ef" NJ. II
= ,"rmIcrI nod against :. :. HrN2ir.
gEEM> Cash. JAMES Laurie.
rri,b Constable Ciiy .! ii'A!H"n".
Dc @i-r.W .Th,&E
vTrCKiE&RUEG LAND tttR SALE
~. ,fr,rr Of = ,'e'rc" OF ,h@ cltci.. court 81
%ncsl"nnuE6E I@n" hit Gr G.St.ts @1!ni:EtrStor
~ n'a;;o,@r;. '%9l: ~ eff # III -ttE hi~i,r,, ,i .i,% i'ti!
ny or JaGn1,y ~ =, . I.tI ', IF thn ~"Grr-i"asc n
EaT.;an "a a TE.&CT or LA:u. formerly m",Gi :
~ John r. Gale; known a; the rs 3,..S com
" im mr Ok" G,j6I.~k<p tCE!S. ms l.a'
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s.1rs,.Future, Days
By Cook & Laughton. Auctioncers,
or,ar Governor and Franklin streets.

corner uDScI uOi w
UR11sTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
PANTS, OILS, LEADS, BRUSHES: &C.
STToRs hSD FIXTURES, &C,
nv rirtuc Of Il deed of trust executed 10 tne SUI
scihers as trustees by Tuonas Rourkc- anduui.
recorded In tie clerks Office Of The Hnstlnrs Cour'
ri he city of Richmond, we VIII tell at auctlon'
on TUESDAY the 4tii day of January, 1917, com
r,anrino If 10 O'Clock. The stock OF
PAINTS. LEADS, OILS,
BRUSHES, &C..
&, store of said Thomas Rouke, on Main between
FIolth and Ninth streets. consisting OF S,ich IN
assortment as Is usually found in All establishment
OF that kind.
IT STORE AND FIXTURES;
tho particulars Of the sale of which Will be maze
known on d1y Of sale.
TERMS FOX SALE 0 Z STOCK: Cash.
JAMES II. D00LEY.l Tr,s,cos-
y. DEVEREUX.
Cook & L~ACCUTON. Auctlonecfs. re 81
b. Thomas W. Reese, Aucti"neer,
No. 1911 Main stree!.
r WILL SELL ON SATURDAY the Isl
i day of January next, on I"uncl eiaIn"el
liI!l. commencing ut 10 o'clock.
One GRAY HORSE,
Two NEW HALTERS.
DAVID y. PARkER..
dc 10 United States Marshal.
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ASSt -"
DOCKET-BOOK FOUND.-On the oath
Of Dccrmtrr Il PCCKET-BbOh was found
in our s,oye. which the owner can get by applying
TO >OWLAN & CO..
de 30--lt corner Main and Tenth streets.
T OST, on Sunday afternoon. Il .BLACk
IL CRAP" Ell The 3nicr will nlcasc return
Il IL this Office, ur {" No. :o Canal street. be
tween Fourth sud Fifth streets. u" "c-'N
CTRAYED in my stable-yard. onEN-r
> the night "fthc @7;r. = dark bay MAIZE. ~
Three white feet ardrlind in one eye. The owner
VIII please COME forward, pay CHARGES: "Ed take
his property. II. n,m":
dc 30-ctF
cTEAYED or STOLEN from Ey c5-9
> residence. corner IT Grace and Two n----=----A
;v-fnrrii streets. - LIGHT ERoN& or ! A!-t.pH
AND WHITE BULLDOG. about lively" months
old. andlarr" for Iii age: answers T. the naiine 81
- H0h": had on Il leather collar with IRON n Z III
II. ! liberal reward will ~ paid for hi rCtlTa.
LAWRENCE LDfT1ER.
Gary street between Eighteenth and
Il. ns-5t Nineteenth streets.
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RAILROADS.


WEtT
DICHMOND AND DANY1LLE Rail.
II ROAD.-CHAEGE OF SCHEDULE.-On
and after WEDNESDAY, December. %, 1884, the
PASSENGER TRAINS on this road win be run
rs follows:
GONG SoUTH.-Lynchburg and DanTille pas
sepgers leave Richmond daily Except SuDdays)
at V:l5 4. ": leave Burkeville daily Except Sun.
days) ut 12:35 7. n. arrive ut Dany!ne daily lex
cept Sundays) ut 5:s5 =. ". THROUGH MAIL
Ard EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily at $50
p. N: leaves Danville daily Mt Les Z. ~; arrives
Mt Greensboro daily ut 4:l5 4. u.
Como NOKTH.-Lynchburg and Danyille pas
scngers leave Danville daily Except Sundaysl a.
40 4. VI. !: leave Burkeyille daily Except SIM
daysl at l2:a5 Z. NJ. arrive at Richmond daily
Irxceut Sun:iavs) ut 80 7. VI. THROUGH MAI.
NND EMPRESS leaves Greensboro daily at "a,
y NJ: leaves Danyille daily ut 1861 T.. ". ar
rivps ut Richmond daily Mt 20 A. VI.
The Lynchburg and Danyilie Passenger Train
connects ut BurkeyiIlc with the trains on the
Sorthside road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch
burg, and all stations on The Sont!siGo and yir-
ginfa and Tennessee railroads, Bristol, KNOX,
ellie. Dalton, Chattanooga. Nashville, Memphis,
and MI important points Sonth and Southwest.
The Through Mail and Express connects
ut Greensboro with the trains on the North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte. Columbia, Augusta, Sa-
v.unah, Macon. Mobile. Montgomery, &C.. &c. {;
md Mt Richmond with the Richmond, Fredericks.
hurp and Potomac. Chesapeake and Ohio. and
richmond and York River railroads.
SLEEPING CAi.S and PATENT
RFCLISIEG CHAIRS on the through express
tai THOMAS DODAMEAo,
do q I!n'cndcnt.
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WILL BE SOLD AT BRUMLE1S
Crossing. New Kent. on the BOTH nhi OF
THIS MONTH. for cash. Il lot ~: about go cords
imorc or less of OAK WOOD, corded ard lying
adjacent 10 the railroad. levied on 10 satisfy me
Icinan! Of Ann Il. Johnson ami Maria t.. johnson
~ JOHN ID. CHRISTIAN. n. s..
a. 90 for L. G. Trcutman, Sheriff.
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rBESApEAkE AND OHIO RAIL
and after TUESDAY. 18th De
ce,,h.r 1880. TRAIN will leave Richmond
daily Ieycrpt Sunday for StauEtou at s:1S a. NJ.
md -o--iyc nj stanton at AGO 7. 81: leave S.aun-
ton At qao \. II. and arrive ut Richmond ut $40 I.
NJ making close connections n Errdon~v!l!e and
charlottesville with the Orange, A!cXaudria and
Manassas railroad mall train" IL; AieNancTia,
Washington. baltimore, Phi!aGciph!l, New ! nrk,
etc: also for Lynch5ure, knoxville, ChAta-
noogl, Memphis, New Orleans, montgomery Mo-
MAIL TRAIN will run tri-we2kly between
Stauutcu arr. White sulphur SPRINGS On IlES-
DAY. THURSDAY. and SATURDAY Leave
Stnunton at 4:.0 l.. VI. and aTri.ca * VI hitc sulphur
Mt 1905 =, NJ: leave White Sulphur. at S:2o y. VI.
and arrive ut S%taunton ut 2 y. VI. AMd GONG west
will connect with stages rs fni!ows DSiL N TO-
shcn with stages for Lexington. S4turn! ETldre,
aud Rockhridee Baths At Nib .rC' with stages
for Bath Alum and Warm Springs arr! - White
Sulplur with stages for Lcwi5uurs, Charleston,
etc.
STAGES viii also leave Stauuton on MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY, after thc nrriyalo OF
the mali train from Richmond. for Lexington and
Natural Bridge.
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN Will run between
Richmond and Washington nightly except sunday
without change Of cars. Leave Richmond at $50
=. VI. and arrive ut Washington ut 5:75 A.. ~.
leave Washington at J:35 L. u. and arrive Mt
Richmond at $3.50 A.. NJ. Making all through con-
~nrrtiuu> 1T Richmond and Washington.
SLEEPING CARS Will be attached I" this train,
and wil! be run through between Richmond ana
Baltimore without charge.
jAako i. NETEFRL3Nb,.
del i. Genera! Ticket aF'nt-
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN CUMBERLAND AND
RI-CkIEGUAM.-The undersigned. trustee in 4
dccdsxccnted BY DR. William .. Towles and wife,
aud dnly recorded In the clerks Office of Gambler
land county. will sell ut public auction, on the
premises. on THURSDAY the goth OF December.
iSfo. Tint valuable TRACT LAND situated In
unrba-Irn and Buckingham counties. adjoining
III. lands OF Edmund W. Huh1rd, samuel Carter.
AID others. and containing FIVE HuSDRED
ANp FIFTY-~EEEN y ONE-llhLF III
I'll. land Is very valuable, is In 4 good nciglbor-
hood. aud has a considerable amount Of "illis's
Creek fats. The improvements consist Of 4 large
rndiandsome twG-Storicd dwclllng-housc ana All
necessary out-buildings.
TERMS: ~ the deed the whole of the purchase
uin;nv Is required TO be paid in cash bat no doubt
/. entertained that arrangements can BE- made on
the d,y Of sale for 4 reasonable credit. II desired.
RICHARD j. PHILLIPS,
-, otayvtw. TRUSTEE.
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TOR EENT.-A most desirable and -:
Z pleasantly located RT~tpt.>CE on ID" IIt
corner II Grace aGt !~i"tEI!rEr ; f"ris.
The lmpro vrmrutS ara Il TlIREE-STrEN BRICK
DWELLING with dbort tel: rooms: kitchen wi,h
four rnpiuS: carri"Ec-t0"%c "ud Siih!c. "GG al
other necessary cu;-h.uscs. and = VOL Of most
excellent wafer in the ward. There i : LARGE gar
den attached. with grape and a variety Of other
choice fruits tnrrc!a. alid The YARD well sci in
beautiful sllrubbcrt ANA cr"rcrccu.
FRANCIS =. I~EELL.
Eleventh street pctwccA Main and Bank.
T.~ N
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EOR RE \ IA neat GI.AMErI 81
i nWELLinG On the north-sldc OF :Ia!l-IL
street, near Buchanan Spring. van '3'It ~
rooms. AID Il large lot att ichCd. Inns Il uc5lt"O'e
place for Il small family.
Eleventh strc"t DGt"cru A.;'ii an" Link
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MEDICAL ASD SURGICAL.

COLLEGE INFIRMARY,
IMARSiIhLI. BELOW TWELFTH STREET,
RICHMOND, Va,
for TIE ~trcatmcnt Of all Glasses OF ntdlchiahd sur
gical eases except silall-y2N and insanity:
IL addition IL the LARGE Aids, tn" iiinTiti-
,ry confirms Il number ~ PRIVATE ROOMS
possessing I'll the comforts and privacy Of i prl-
vatc residence. with cNpcricncci nurses ana AZ
truaant, airtyS ut hand. Patients have the priv
ley- al selecting their medical ADVISER rltl.r rom
the stat! Of the Inirnary or any respectable pf&c-
rltloucr In tie city.
Including Board. Medical Attendance, ard
Medicine
,,,t. r.IrI, rs per week.
| small additional Zee j. charged fer surgical
"a limited number Of cases rr"Ia tie city Of Rich
ruOuu received "a CHARITY.
TO- r. formation ur admission, apply nj The In
,rmarr to ISAIAH n. WHITE, ". D.,
no 2o--.m Medical Superintendent
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TOR RENT, a very convenient o.
4 BRICK HOUSE, si:nsted in = desirable -
neichborhood. on Marshall between Twcnt r-fhied
aud twenty. fourth streets has seven rooms
condition good. Price, ia per mouth, apply
early 10 4. II. ~ Ln.N;
de 2s-3t+
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WANTED, n F1RST-RATE NURSE
w AND CHhMRFRMAID. The best recon-
nendations as to character Will be rcItiren;
O. i. CRENSIIAW.
rio o3-3ts 2lo Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-30

prirc raid In cash for DR. AID GREEN
Tides nv UII ST & KING.
10 20 It2o Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-30

TOR RENT. SEVERAL VERY De ~
L SlRABlE Rooms. With use Of hath-L:A
room. with or without board. Terms in.t.rt"tei
1 = - awe ,c ca-3tF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-30

VuM ELASTIC CLOTH ~ ND OILED
oihA' j.. BLAIR, Druggist,
sI, RrnaI strnet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-30

TEACHER WANTED A competent
MALE is wanted ne assistant in
an established school in this city to teach ancient
languages and assist In some English branches.
Vonc hut graduates In Latin and Greek need APP
NV. Address "~TEACIIEE,'' care of Richrno'd
r~L,.;.js1r Iyroc1fe de 30--3tA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-30

WANTED. TEN MEN. nine miles from
w Richmond. Ia take out wood Tor 4 steam
s.,re ractory. Three months work. Wages 81
nor dar. ApnIv Mt the stavc factory. between
Twcutioth and Tw"nty first streets, neNtfo Libby
nrIeon. from Q 10 L. O'clock. Jadl-tr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-30
r.E.u.GS. SEEnECyNEG. &c.

PERCHA IL ilsloh
a iLlN j. BLAIR, Druggist,
SIS i'rOad street.