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Improvement in Dental sur.
THpE


TINE undersigned respectfully invites The al.
i lenlon of all Immediately interested 10 one
Of the creates, Improvements ever discovered in
Dental Surgery, viz: the insertion Of incorrupli-
bic teeth in blocks, with artificial gums.
Two months practical instruction during last
winter with some of The most eminent dentists al
the North, (ata great expensc,) combined with a
former knowledge OF the manufacture of porcelain
teeth, together with many experiments since that
time, warrants him in assuring all who desire TO
avail themselves of his professional services, that
they can be supplied with teeth Of hi own manu-
faclure superior 10 anything Of The kind hereto
fore Introduced in Virginia and al the same rates
as the ordinary porcelain teeth.
Ii being impossible 10 expatate fully on their
merits in the limits OF an advertisement, he re-
spectfully Solici,s all who feel interested TO call
and examine specimens. a glance will suffice
to convince those who have worn artificial teeth,
Of their superiority over all others. Office 2l7
Main street. X. y. HUDSON
Nnv 25-c2tScWtf
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LOTTERIES.
/. Burrs,ss's Lottery Office
MO. 6SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET
IN Richmond, Virginia.
IOTTEP EDP LILLE WEEK

mi ~ " 1oo IL u " " ~ 4 II - ibLAhS
IN Richmond, Virginia.
LOTTERIES FOR TIE WEEK.
For Thursday-P okomokc River Lottery. Glass
No. 255 Two Capital prizes Of 10000 dollars.
5000, 5000, 1000, ,3l4, 20 Of 1000, 20 OF 400,
10 Of 800, 20 Of 200, 100 of $50, &c. 70 Nos,
Is drawn. Tickets 5; halves , so; quarters
%.
For Frilav-Prizes: $4,000 dollars, 1000,
5000, 1000, 1909, 20 Of 1000, &c. IS Nos. l.
drawn ballots. Tickets !; halves >; quarters l..
Also The Delaware Lottery Class No. 30S.-
Prizes: 1000 dollars, 1000, 500, &c, &c.-15
Nos (, IL drawn. Tickets !, halves so cents, quar-
ters IS cents.
For Saturday River Lottery, Glass
No. 257. Prizes: $500, $500, 800, 1900,
l,llG, . OF 500, &c. IS Nos, ~ drawn ballots.
Tickets ,; halves |; quarters so cents.
For Saturday Evening. drawing received BY
Sundays Embellishments Lottery, Glass No.
25s. Prizes: $4,000, 3 600, $50 800. 929, 10
OF 500, 10 of 800, 10 OF 25n; &c. rs Nos, 10
drawn ballots. Tickets !; halves >; quarters |.
Also, the Delaware Lottery, Class No. 80
Prizes 50, 900, Sc. IS Nos, - drawn BALLOTS
Tickets !; halves 80 cents; quarters p cents.
Orders for packages, certificates OF packages,
OF single tickets, will be promptly attended 10,
and the drawings sent 10 all who order them
Address CICERO BURRUSS,
Dec. 81 Richmond Va
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Woraslaln,s Office.
MO. 7, UNDER THE EXCHANGE HO-
IN TEL, RICHMOND, Virginia.

MO. 7, UNDER THE EXCHANGE HO-
lN TEL, RICHMOND, Virginia.
LOTTERY FOR THIS MORNING.
Capital S23,529 Something extra. To be
drawn al Baltimore to-day. Drawing comes per
mail Christmas day Prizes 5235o9, so of
1000, 5000. 5000. 1900, 1879 80 30 Of 300,
30 of COO 50 of $50, is of 100, &c IS Nos,
II drawn. Tickets SG-shares in proportion.
LOTTERY FOR THIS AFTERNOON
1000 Dollars Capital Va. Monongalia, Glass
No ALTO be drawn in the Exchange at - o.
clock tomorrow Prizes: $1,000 900, 800, i59,
Of 300 pol 200, 5 Of $50, : oil l25. 10 of 100,
&c IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets 81, halves 30
GEMS, quarters % cents
Lotteries 10 lie Drawn at Alexandria soon.
Dec. 27th-S35, 29i, 10000 5000 5000, IS
prizes Of 900, &c. Tickets $40.
Tickets and Packages in all the Lotteries, ad-
vertised b. J. G. Gregory & Co., for sale on the
same terms al this Office
n. B. All orders confidential, and postage paid
al this Oliice, without charge.
Dec. 25 CHAS. WORKMAN.
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Rank of Xir@inia.

TINE general meeting OF The Stockholders Of
i the Bank OF Virginia will be held al The
Banking House, in The city of Richmond, on The
End Monday (l2h) OF January next:
SAMUEL MA RX, Cashier.
By an Act Of the Legislature passed 25,h
March, lSi2-Sec's 5 and Cit is enacted, That
no President or Director of any Savings Bank.
or General Agent ofany Manufacturing or Mi
ming Company, shall be hereafter eligible as
Director of any Bank, and that no officer or D-
rector Of Bank shall hereafter vote BY proxy for
any Stakeholder, in any election Of Directors
or officers OF Bank nor shall any proxy be valid
which shall have been executed sixty days before
rhe time of any election Dec 6-2awld
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Eagle Prize Office.
MO. ,, East Main Street Opposite The Old
IN Market.

MO. 2, East Man Street Opposite the old
Drawing OF Delaware Lottery, No. 305:
SO 33 SO Il II 90 Ri 5 G3 81 AZ e. 81
Ticket Nos IA u 33, another capital, sold
and paid al The a'l-ucky Eagle Ofi,e.
J. MOORE & co.
Here's chance make yourself ready for
Christmas. Something splendid al the Eagle
Prize Office,
For Thursday-A magnificent Lottery Two
Capitals of 10000, 5000 30 of 900, &c 10
Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets 90; h.lves , 50; quar-
ters 25.
For Friday, two Splendid Lotteries Grand
Capitals $4,000, 1000 5000, 90 Of 900, &c.
IS Nos, - drawn ballots. Tickets !; halves ,,
quarters |.
Also, the Dollar Louery.--Capitals: $1,000,
&c. IS Nos, Is drawn Ticles 90; halves
80 cents; quarters 25.
For Saturday, fine little Lottery.-Caplas !:
$500 $500, 1900, 1900, SC. rs Nos. II
drawn ballots. Tickets . 90; halves 90; quar-
iers so cents
For Saturday Evening, Two fine Lotteries.
Drawing received by SUNDAYS mail. Grand
Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 5000, 10 Of 900, &C.,
&c. 70 Nos, Is drawn ballots. Tickets "a;
halves 2; quarters /.
AlSO lne TeOpleS fdVurle, lHe DOlldr l4OlleTY,
again Capital $1,000 &c.-G6 Nos, ~ drawn
ballots. Tickets 81; halves 80 cents; quarters
- cents.
Then comes The Grand Consolidated Lottery
Of Delaware and Georgia, Glass No II. Grand
Capitals: 900 10000 5000, 1000, 5000, 2
Of 1000, , of 500, Of 1878 81 of 900, % Of
800 25 of 300, &c. 75.INos, Is drawn. Tic
kets 10 90; halves 90; quarters J so
$4,000 IS prizes Of 10000,
Also, for the commencement Of new year.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Georgia, Glass 3, % be drawn January Il.
Grand Capitals
Grand Capital $4,000 Prizes OF 10000
Capitals OF 5000 3 3,l2G
100 1000 50 GOO
so 500 &C., &c, &c.
IS Nos, IA drawn ballots. Tickets 30 dollars;
halves 10; quarters S.
Call at the all.lucky Eagle Office, if you want
10 close your accounts for The closing year.
Dec. - J. MOORE & co.
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NEGRO HIRING

THOMAS III. TALIAFERRO, assisted by
i y. b. Hill, offers his services 10 his friends
and the public in The hiring OF negroes for the next
year. He takes this method Of informing them,
that II would be advisable for those who wish 10
employ him, 10 inform him as early as they can,
that he may have an opportunity oil getting good
homes ior their servants. lie pledges himSeI'iha,
every exeriion shall be used 10 obta good prices
and good homes, and evey attention shall be paid
in case of sickness during the year
BE hopes thai an experience Of fifteen years
will en,ile him 10 share OF patronage.
Dcc5 THOMAS FL. TAL[AFERRO
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Brings gentle memories of love and and home"
NASH & WOODHOUSE
IJAVE never before had the pleasure OF Of
IL fering such magnificent collection of
ELEGANT ANIMALS, ILLUSTRATED BOOKS,
PLANO Fol ES,
JUVENILE WORKS, FANCY ARTICLES, GAMES, ETC.,
As al the present season.
Among the raricty may be found
Finden's Poets Gallery OF Beauty, splendid
folio volume, illustrating Moore's Melodies.
Fishers Drawins-Room Scrap Book.
Heath's Book oil Beauty
Heath's Keepsake
The Snow Flake.
The Diadem, a ito Annual
The Musical Annual.
The Gill; in various bindings.
The Leaflets OF Memory.
The Opal, pure Gin.
Friendships Offering.
Evenings al Haddon Hall.
Beauties of the Opera and Ballet-a superb
Book.
A Book OF Christmas Carols, quaint, but ele.
CANT Book gotten up after the sly Of the rich IL
Illuminated Missals OF The 10Th Century.
The Forget. Me.Not- English.
Book of Shakespeare Gems, in series of ele-
giant Landscape illustrations.
The Lady of the illustrated.
Moore's Lalla Rookh do.
Pilgrims OF the Rhine do.
Longiellows Poetical WORKSHOP.
Thomson's Seasons-most beautiful.
Goldsmilh's Puems-in same style.
Scenes in the Life Of our Saviour.
The Christians Annual.
The Gem Of the Season.
Natures Gems: or American Wild Flowers
in their Native uaunts
The illustrated Book of Christian Ballads.
The American Religious Gift Book, or Mis-
sionary Memorial.
The May Flower.
The Rose, or Affections Gift.
Elegant Editions of Byron, Shakespeare, Burns,
Scott, Cowper, Dante, Milton and Mrs. Hemans.
Elegant Editions Of The Prayer Book, in velvet
and gold, with clasps.
English Editions Of the Bible, in rich velvet
and gold with clasps
Beautiful Card Gases.
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases.
Ladies' Work Boxes.
Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress in rich velvet
and gold, with clasps
HYMN Books, of every denomination, hand
somey bound
Port Foios, with lock and key.
The greatest variety of Games for Children
ever seen.
Beautiful Purses.
Juvenile Books, in endless variety.
And large assortment OF superior Piano
For,es. Dec. 25
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Robert K. HOwisOn,
A TT o n " II Y 4 II l. A "


RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
D ESPECTFULLY offers his professional
IL services 10 those who may need them. He
will practise, as heretofore, in The Courts Of Rich
mond City and OF The counties Of Henrico and
Chesterfield.
II Office on E or Main Street, over the store
of Messrs. Jones & Winston. Nov. 6-w3m
TO THE DINNERS or SLAVES, PIT
HANDS ESPECIALLY
TINE Chesterfield Mining Company arc pre-
i pared 10 enter into engagements with the
owners of hands, for The hire ofslaves Tor The en-
suing year, TO work in their pits al Black. Heath,
as well as on the surface.
Hands who are willing 10 60 down The Pits,
though they may never have done so, would not
be objected TO.
Application, il by letter, 10 be addresSe 10 the
undersigned at Richmond or by personal com
municalion, al Black Heath, in The county OF
Chesterfield. A. L. d. CLIFFORD.
Nov 22-2aWlISiJa
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NEGRO HIRING.

TIME subscriber again offers his services 10 the
il public, as agent Tor hiring ont negroes, &c,
for The ensuing year. He hauers himself, his
experience in that business, warrants him in
saying, he can do as well for those who may think
proper To employ him a. any other agent in the
city. Persons in the country having servants for
hire, can save the expense OF coming 10 Town by
sending their servants 10 The subscriber with d.
rcc;ions 10 hire them out, and rest assured that
every exerlion will be used 10 procure The highest
price and good homes, and my personal attention
given in sickness. Ii will be the interest Of own
ers oil servants III TIC country send their ser
wants in as early in The month Of January as
practicable. GEO. w. TOLER,
Agent and Collector, Isles Row. opposite
Dunlop, Moncurc & Co. Dec.
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J.F. Word, Lottery Vcnder

Opposite THE EXCHANGE HorEr. AND Posr
Worries, RICHMOND, Virginia, sells Tickets in
all lotteries under the management OIL. G. Gregg
ry & Co., on The same terms that they are sold at
The Managers Office.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 49, TO draw 9Th De
ccmber. Capitals 35,2}i dollars $4,000, 5000,
1000 IS prizes Of l,O00, &c. Tickets 10 dollars.
A certificate OF package costs l40 dollars
shares in proportion.
Orders for tickets, addressed 10 The undersign-
ed, always come safe. Please address
J. F. WORD, Richmond.
Fl Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cerif-
Gates OF packages in the above Splendid Lotteries,
Cor smaller ones, that are drawn every day in
the week. enclosing cash or prize Tiol.ots
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account OF each drawing sent Immediate
ly alter il is over 10 all who order from
Nov. 81 J. +. WORD. Richmond. Va.
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500 Reward

WILL be paid Tor The delivery of CESAR,
w who ran away on The 18th instant He is
5 feet inches in height. % years old, black, has
good teeth, and has pleasing look when spoken
10. The above reward will be paid if delivered
at Bets & Edmondson's Jail, in Richmond, or if
confined in any jail 50 we get him. He ran of
in company with mulao man named Jacob,
27years cid, Thin visage, and stands 5 feet 8 inch
es in height. Caesar was brought from Jackson,
n. c., and sold by Spraly Horn.
BELTS & EDMONDSON.
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II CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. FL
JOSEPH BONAVITA, al No. u, Wes
y Main Street. respectfully announces 'he re-
,;cIes in his line esuabe for presents for The ap.
preaching holidays; amongst which, will be found
eyery article TO please The taste and eye of The
old and Young, the grave and gay; TO all OF
which he invites The attention of the public.
M. III
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stock ut Auction.

levitt. be sold, on Monday next the 10Th
IN ;os: al o'clock, 2. A., at the Exchange
~ : 500 OF six per cent Stock OF the State
Virginia, and 10 shares oil The Manchester
,5n and Wool Manufacturing ComPany-ihe
..',srly Of The late Robert II. GlilIam,; also y
:,s,s> ot The Richmond and petersburg Kan
NY .s,rr and Potomac Rail Road Stock. Terms,
r,sb Sale precisely at 5 o'clock.
A. ~, -, JAS. H. LYNCH
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DAN AWAY from The subscriber, on Tues

DAN AWAY from The subscriber, on Tues
II day morning, the 23d inst, mulatto man
named ISAAC, (sometmcs he calls himself Isaac
Jackson,) formerly the property of DR.. Watkins,
of CharloIte county, bout feet or Q inches high,
with foil beard under his chin. with brown over
coat, hn, he has general assortment, OF clothing.
He has wife within miles Of Charlo,le court
house, where presume, he is gone; if not, he is
making his way 10 some tree Stale. will give
$40 for his apprehension in the city, and, if Ia
ken out Of il, $40, if secured in any Jail 50 that
get him again. VIM. BARDIN.
Dac 0S-dI ucOu,
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W.P. Turpin's Lottery Office
MO. LOT Nam STREE, Richmond, Vug,n1a-

CAPITALS FOR DECEMBER, 1915.
A New YEARS GIFT.
1924 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery Glass 49, 10 be drawn al
Alexandria, d. c. Saturday, December ~ Ca
pias S35,29l 10000, 5000, 1000, IS OF ,OOO
&c. Tickets $40. A certificate oil package
costs SlI0-Shares in proportion.
Orders for Tickets, received free Of Postage and
attended 10 by return mail Drawings forwarded
when requested, as soon as received. For small
Ter schemes see daily advertisement. Address
Nov. 2S w. Z. TURPIN
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John VI. Ciarke's

CELEBRATED PRIZE OFFICE,
Fourteenth Street, Ricimond. w.
GRAND CAPITALS FOR DECEMBER
35,2M DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, CRsS 40, 10 draw 9th De-
cember. Capitals: 35,29i 10000. 5000, 5000
IS prizes OF ! 900, &c. Tickets $40. A cerlif-
cate OF a package costs 40 doliars-shares in
proportion.
u Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certih-
cafes Of Packages in The abore Splendid Lotto
res will receive The most prompt attention, and
an account OF each drawing will be sent immedi-
a,ely after it is over, free Of postage, TO all who
order from me. Address,
JOHN M. CLARKE,
Dec. Richmond Va.
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3prizes OF $40, 100 OF 1000, SO OF GOO, 50 Of
500, SC, &c-amounling 10 over one million Of
dol ars Tickets 20 dollars; halves 10; quar-
iers S. A package of26 whole Tickets will cost
$500 less the price OF Tickets, $50; which We
warrant 10 draw back 1898; cost of certificate
S222-shares in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS in 6 prizes Of 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No 4, to
be drawn on Saturday, January 24lh. 1916. -
Nos, Is drawn. Grand Capitals 6 prizes Of
$4,000 each, OFFS .OOO $500, $500, 500 700,
200, 500, l400, 1910, 100, 20 oil 900, so Of
400, 200 of 200, &C., &c. Tickets $40; halves
); quarters so.
g-r Persons offering by the package in any OF
Remember, for large Prizes and prompt pay,
address T. RUSSELL BIGGER & co.
Dec 10
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AtU IIONEEKS AND COMMISSION MEKIH ANTs,
Office il rear 81 BeN 1ar9n, Richmoad, Ia.
TNHEY will attend 10 The selling and hiring out
Il Of Negroes, both publicly and privately
They will also attend 10 selling ofall kinds OF pro-
perry in the counlry.o the renting on, Q! Houses,
and 10 The collecting of Claims in The city and
adjacent counties. Dec 10
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Magnificent Scheme

" Orders for tickets and shares and ceriif-
Gates OF packages in The above splendid Lotteries
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account of each drawing will be sent i'm
medialely after il is over 10 all who order from
us. Address
]. G. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
Dec. 24-2awi&c Richmond, Virginia
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RICHARD Hill, JR

TENERHL HGENI HND COLLECTOR,
A TTENDS 10 Hiring Ont Negroes, Renting
n Out Houses and Collecting Claims OF every
description.
NEGRO HIRING.
The subscriber wculd respectfully suggest 10
tacse owners oil Slaves, who wish 10 Obtain his
aid in hiring them out for another year, 10 send
them as early as practicable, BY which ne may Sc
cure better prices and situations for them. He
promises strict attention 10 them during the year,
especially IN sickness.
He will be aided by RICHARD G. TUN-
STALL, Esq, in Hiring out Negroes.
RICHARD HILL, ia.
Office on Main street. over the Enquirer Office,
and corner below The Banks
Dec 2-c&dll0Jan.
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n q nm II n u m b

he Uolydays are always sci apart lot
\ amuscmen,s, ladies and gentlemen Will
:, no.hins Of 50 much interest as visil 10 see
I. !. .slsbrated Dwarf, Col. Chatiin, at The odd
. exs' Hall. He leaves Monday Tor 'ae SCUM
!, Hours OF Exhibition from ., A. w., 10 ,,
AAo Dec S5-ls
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TO THE DINNERS or SID YES, PIT
HANDS ESPECIiLLT
Education,

WANT employment for the ensuing year as
w Teachers
L. Miss A. Has laugh, two years; teaches all
the branches Of an English Education, French,
Painting and Drawing. Terms: 900 dollars and
board per scholastic year.
2 Miss B. Will teach as above with The ex-
cepion Of painting and drawing. Terms POO
dollars and board.
3. Mr.. G. Has taught several years; is A.
Nj. of University Of Virginia Terms GOO dol
lars and board.
4. Mr. d. Teaches Mathematics, Latin,
Greek, French, English and the Natural Sci
ences; has been Professor Of Mathematics in u.
S. Navy; wants immediate employment. Terms:
500 dollars and board
S. Mr.. E. Has had some experience in teach
| ing; will teach as Mr.. d., with The exception OF
Natural Sciences. Terms: 400 dollars and board
6. Mr.. r. Will teach as MIR. L. Terms, same.
All Virginians otlhe right stamp. Choose ye.
Direct (short letters, post-paid) L.odore 2. o.,
Amelia WIN. III. HARRISON.
AMELIA ACADEMY
Some vacancies on Isl of November You had
bette fill them Board and tuition from Novem.
Der Isl 10 10 July Isl, l2O dollars, payable in al
vance.
Direct as above.
Oct. 2l-cwsw WIN. H. HARRISON.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE
TIME undersigned have associated themseve.
| i together under the firm and style OF HILL
& TALIAFERRO, Tor the purpose Of conduct
ing the AUCTION and COMMISSION BU-
SlNESS.
They will attend particularly 10 The Selling
and Hiring Out of Negroes, both publicly and
privately. They will also attend u The Selling
oil all kinds OF Property in the country, 10 lie
Renting out OF Houses and Collecting Of Claims
I in the city and adjacent counties
4 The Senior partner having been engaged in
| the Auction and Commission Business, in this
city, for the last four or five years, they respect
fully solicit share Of public patronage.
gI Their Auction Room is in the Alley Of
| the Bell Tavern.
CHARLES B. HILL,
WILLIAM e. TALlAFERRO.
| Richmond Dec Is lSI5=cllIa
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11ruENuE BOOKS

FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
THE ANNUALETTE, a Christmas and
i New Years Gift
Christmas Eve, or the Story of Poor Anthony
Keepsake Stories, by Mrs. Mary Hughs
The Pastors Stories, moral sketches for youth,
by the author of "Sketches and Incidents and
"Lost Child" etc.
Kate and Lizzie, or six months out Of School,
by Anne W. Abbo,
The Cooper's Son, or The Prize OF Virtue, a
tale OF the Revolution, written for the young by
the author of One Eyed Dick
Richard White, OF One Eyed Dick, of Massa-
chusetts, tale for the young
The History Of an Officers Widow and her
young family, by Mrs. Holland
The Tanned, and the Untamed, and other sto-
res
Mary Wilson, tale of New England
Ella Herbert, or Self Denial; by lady
Willie Rogers, or Temper Improved
Home Made Happy, OF right iempcrs and Ha-
bits taught by examples, by "A Friend TO the
Young"
Isaac Pinchpenny Unmasked, or ,hct true Chris
,ian Philanthropist
The Royal Oak, and other stories, by West
ern Teacher
will be Lady, book for girls, BY Mrs. Tut
hill
Providence illustrated, or Interesting Stories
from the German of Schmidt
Little Stories for Little Folks from The German
Chimes, Rhymes. and JiDgles, or Mother
GooSe's Songs, being the remainder Of her melo-
dies
The above, with many other interesting Books
for children, for sale by
A. G. PENDLETON,
Dec. 81 No. I6 Main street.
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F U RT II + r PPI.i OF
DRY G6bADS.

FROW ATC77ON 1T
BROOKS, BELL Il lIUDSON'S.
De::nttr 1884, 1915
TN addition 10 our large and commanding stock
i OF DRY GOODS, advertised few weeks
since, we have this day received additional sup.
plies Of seasonable Winter Goods, bought rers
cheap al Auction. We can offer great induce
ments in Cashmeres, Reps and Cashmere D
LANES at D. 81! and 80 cents per yard; also, in
new style Premium Prints, Cloths, Cassimeres
Velvels Silks, Linens, &c, &c.
BROOKS, BELL & HUDSON.
doc I6-cOt
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NEGRO HIRING S.

Ifl$bho ~.
TINE subscriber will continue the hiring out OF
i Servants for the ensuing year, and having ar
ranged his business SO as 10 devote his undivided
attention 10 ii, hopes an experience of twelve
years in that line, and a general acquaintance in
The city, will enable him not only 10 get good
homes and high prices, but, the most important
part, 10 nave IL hires well secured.
He will attend 10 all Servants entrusted 10 his
care in cases Of sickness, and il The owner prefer
il, will have The medical bill ensured Tor four DOL
lars each b. good physician.
His charge for hiring oul Servants will he five
per ccnIum and The bonds delivered 10 The owner
but il le for coec,ioo, an additional cost oftwo.
and-a-hali per cen,um will be charged, and will
use every effort 10 give entire satisfaction, as he
intends 10 give his attention 10 that business.
He will also attend lol the selling of Servants a
private sale; having had four years experience in
II, he feels assured that he can give satisfaction
ri" charge tor selling, I, private sale, will DC
five dollars each. ROBERT HILL.
aI' Office in the A llry OF Bell Tavern.
Richmond Dec. 23, Sf5-d24w&cwll5Jan'y