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Positively one night only.
Herr and sIvorl performing together

Positively night only.
Herr and sivori performing together.
ITENRI HERR, com poser and first pianist King Of
III the French. and CAMILLE SlVORI will give only
(prior their departure for Mexioo) Friday,
December 10th, at Carusis Saloon Henri Herr will play
L. Lucia iii Lammcrmoor.
2 La Vioetie, with military march.
s. Tho Prairie Clercs.
4. Last Rose of Summer.
Camille Sivori will play
l. The Cimpanello, (silver belly by Paganni.
z The Treniolo, on air by Beethoven.
3. The Carnival OF Venice buflesqae variations.
The concert win conclude with grand duet by Herr and
Sivorl. MIR Schuerman will preside at the piano-orie.
The grand piano forte is from Mr. Hers factory in Paris
and has been awarded the golden medal rst degree) by
the French government.
Tickets one dollar each, be had the usual places
Two tickets Will admit gentleman and two ladies' Con-
cert TO commences at o'clock No postponement Dec7
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A Farm for Sale.

NHE subscriber wishing decline farming, will sell his
farm, situated mile northeast of the Capitol
tanning l05 The Improvements consist Of house
containing ID rooms; servants house adjoining, with
good bank barn brick dairy smoke house and
crib, There 30 of wood land, well with
thriving timber; 1000 fruit Trees nearly all bearing The
land is in good condition. has been highly lined. II
deemed necessary to give further description. those
wishing purchase will view said property previous
purchasing Terms accommodating. The stock will be
sold with the farm, if wanted
Dec S-3teod. GEORGE OYSTER.
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Ry n. GREEN. .gucifonseT.

GROCERIES, FURNITURE, &c. AT AUCTION
Vt On Saturday, the lth instant, shall sell in front OF
the Centre Market at ii O'Clock m, lot groceries and
furniture belonging gentleman declining business. The
stock being of general assortment deem unneces
sary to enumerate. Terms cash. A. GREEN,
Dec S-2t Auconeer
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Medical Card.

DR. GRAFTON TYLER may be found very day (Snn
H. day excep,ed) the City lnfrmary, Washington, be-
tween the hours of IL and II O'Clock
Office and residence (as heretoiore) Of Washing
ton and Gay Streets Georgetown. Dec. S-3f
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q NOTICE. wn.h,na,on branch uaIl

(ktt ssAaasfg road-The passenger tain which now
this IL O'Clock noon for Baltimore will be
on and after Friday next the 10th ins
BY order. T, III. PARSONS, agent.
Dec G--d1w
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A FURNISHED parlor and three chambers with the
"A use of kitchen, # required, in the LIST Ward, G
street, between 18th and 18th Streets the War Depart
ment Apply 10 B. Jos, Restaurant.
Dec. 8
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BY G. III VAN PATTEN, M. ID 80
Permanent Office and residence next door TO Iodds Hs'
Store, near Browns Hotel
Dec 3l-ly
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those for 1876;
Rs;!a ssss good. s7ss sssss SIS: V
Total merchandise s.,.l..ss ss,,s s
Specie ofszSoz 'o|''T
To,a, 94n,lO4 p,46l .,
Merchandise warehoused 2,259,l&
Total 9s7o653O
The imports of specie have increased about $1,000 %
At the usual proportion the imports of the whole couy
must amount TO $50 900. The aggregate of exp
for the period at this port were'
lS4T. lS4s
Domestic merchandise, sg,s6ooss sso,2 o,I4'
Foreign merchandise, dutiable, l,5soi7 2,2oJ.7t
Total merchandise, 5ols939t ss25 49,
Specie, o,-oN,'9I ~ w.
Total S5sa.lssS a4,sli SAG
An increase of so per The increase olmpors
about 30 per The increased exports OF domestic
merchandise is O00 of which has been iooi Tor
the starving thousands OF Europe The amount of duties
due upon goods now warehouse is S75s,56 The whole
increase of duties year is 49, or almost four
nlons of dollars for this port What an evidence oil
the .srunous" effects of the new tariff
After all the doubts and Tears, the wings in the Houe
have succeeded eectng the Speakers chair the reE
lar candidate of their Mr. Robert c. Winthrop, b'
majority he viii probably do as wen US any ou'
WING in that place
The Irish Relief Committee of this city (stil in active
ganzaton) despatch to-day in the ship Ashburton ic
barrels of meal for the relief Of the destitute poor
Ireland. .
Col Burnett is expected here shortly now with the bode
of Lieut. COL Baxter of this city, Capt Pearson OF Brooi
lvn and Capt Van Olinda, of Albany. Ample prepare
lions are in progress receive, with all the honors III
mortal remains of the gallant dead and we shall probabi
have one of effective military Parade ever seer
here
Mr. Beach, the Sun, finding the very best OF the print
ing machines formerly in inadequate TO working on 10
time his huge edition of IS 600 10000 day, has JUST
put up new press which perfect prodigy in It's way
striking off almost incredible number OF one hundred
sheets minute nearly ten thousand an hour Inc cos
of these wonderful engines is about $4,000 each. hooeT
Hoe of this city, well known all newspaper publishers
the inventor and he is now in England to secure hi
patent.
To pay or not pay,hat is the question which Just nov
aiaes the prolndity OF aldermanic wisdom IN the
board of supervisors reference Mr. Ogden Hofmans
bill for 81 900 prosecuting Restr Certain wstieo gen
tlemen thought the charge too high, having with grea'
learning and ciphered out to be nearly $2
an hour for every hour Mr. H. was actually employed;
while laboers get but 10 cents day this
democracy9 The m1omcntous affair Is yet undecided
They are giving ot-nghts the opern-house open
To the pubc without restriction. Saturday night was the
first of them and very successfulnot moro than
$50 in the house. a. i.
It i. remarked fewer than six Of the Mississippi
candidates before the people the recent cleo
ton there and all them beaten The brethren
of the have better luck in their contests with the
uexicans FED
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EAST cAriroL sTnrrr, Dec. 8, 1871.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-30
To Contractors.
VARIATION OF ADVERTISEMENT

TINE letting Of the twenty miles Of the James River
and Kanawha Company's Canal, along James RI
YER, in Virginia, between the mouth OF North River
and the Town Of Buchanan, heretofore advertised to
take place the 18th of december, lS4 Is POSTPONED
xxta further notice. But
SEALED PROPOSALS will DO received at the Office
Of tho said Company In Richmond, until the 18Th OF
December l647 for the OF two Stone Dams
with River Locks four Stone Lift Locks, and three
Sections, and for several smaller Jobs the same Ca
nal between Lynchsufg and the mouth Of North River
One ofthe Dams will be 365 feet long and % feet high,
and the other 3s8 feet long and Ia feet high These
jobs will be let separately TO the lowest responsible bid
der. and cash payments will be made therefor, on
monthly estimates OF work actually done Nth reser.
walton Of twenty per CENT by way of security for the
completion Of the work, until the same shall DO ccm-
pleted according 10 contract.
SEALED PROPOSALS will also he received, at the
name place, until the same date for the connection Of
the Company's Canal with tho Tide-Water OF James
Riyef, at Richmond, through tho Richmond Dock
This work will consist Of three Locks of feet
lin, and one OF fifteen feet lift; intermediate Canals
for IN aggregate distance ofabou half mile with such
CulvoIts, Walls, Wastes Street Bridges &c, as sha
DO Necessarily Stone Dam across James River, In the
Falls, at Richmond; tho Raising Of the Walls and En-
0ankment OF the present Dock: the Extension Of the
DOCK lew hundred feet Eastwardly, and the con-
sfuenoa Oh an Outlet Lock at the lower end thereof
cspepio Oh auhhg The largest vessels coming TO the
port Of Richmond This work will be paid for in bonds
OF the Company, Ito he issued under tho authority of
recent act OF the Legislature OF vgiuia) running IS
years. and bearing per cent interest," payable semi
annually Besides the usual reservation Of twenty Der
cent tho monthly estimates, the Contractor or Con-
tractors will DO required to give ample security salts
factory 10 the Board Of Directors for the completion OF
The work The times and in the manner specified In
the contracts.
Plans OF tho above works will DO exhibited. and spe-
efcatons thereof delivered to Contractors the Com
pany's O6Gee. In Richmond, by the LIST Of December
aext Afierthc receipt Of the proposals. time will be
taken for tho confederation thereof until tho 18th Of tho
cams month, which day lin the proposals should
be satisfactory tho sections above adver
Used will be let. WALTER GWYNN,
Chief Engineer OF the ]. r. & X. Co.
Richmond, Nov. 80, lS47.-dSewtDec IL
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LOTTERIES.
s9da dtSV5s = NSsEsAGs
MO. 5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, Elcu-
IN MOND. VIRGINIA.

Sas-;aGsO5s's eSsktcc.
NOS. SOUTH FouE1EsNTh STREET, cicH-
IN MOND. VIRGINIA.
Let all The world -. whatthry can,
For selling Prizes, STATIONS the mar
Drawn Nrs. o( Alexandria Lottery. Class Is:
SIS 81 81 dI 10 10 - 81 81 81 49,
Ticket Nos. So As 49, prize III 81 eco sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria. No. &c Nay 20:
IL % IL Is 81 IA AZ 60 I'll d is ).
Whole, Mes. 4 I'll 90 prize u S2,35s IS,
Nos. II Gi 60, a rriz' Of 10 %
both sold and paIc ~ oTnATtON.
Drawn Nos oi Leeshurg Exua, No SO. Nov. 2G:
G3 AZ Is 81 Ill 2 so 10 IS 4 40 81 /.
Whole Nos. , 40 G, ana &c so So, Two more
sold and paid by STRATTOE.
Drawn Nos OF Alexandria No. T, Nov. 81:
lG 60 So II 81 as 63 43 % Al % 10 IS 80.
Whole Nos. l6 50 IS, prize Of 500 sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Of Leeshurg, No. 81, Nov. %:
50 SO 40 "a II 9 81 As &C "a.
Whole Nos. II Is 81, prize Of goo dollars
sold and paid by STRATTON.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
2250O DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
6,ooo 1900, 1900, ,aDO 1893, 10 OF l,uDo. &C. IS
$4,000 DOLLARSl 10000 DOLLARS!
WEDNEsDAY-New Jersey, No IS. Capitals.
s35 OOO TO- 600, 5000, 3as5 2aco 900, 500, 10 Of
1880, &c. 70 Nos Is drawn. Tickets $780, halves 5;
quarters so.
10000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, No 4s. Capitals: slO,-
600, 1000, l,45, Of 1900 &c. IS Nos, IA drawn
Tickets 81; halves 80: quarters IS cts.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
FRlDAy-Leesbure, Extra, No. 70. Capitals: s4,-
600, 1000, 500, &C., rs Nos, u drawn. Tickets
81; halves 50 c.; quarters 25 C.
Orders for Packages, Certificates Of Packages and
single Tickets In all the Lotteries viii be promptly at
tended to- and drawings sent when requested Please
address orders 10 N. S1RATTnN,
Nov. 20 Richmond. Va.
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FAIRFAX ACADEMY,


rY,IlE frsl Of ,ts Institution will commence
on i.ir FIRST Monday ~ January, ard terminate
the last Friday in November, "ii vacation ON tho
fret OF Jun. III. r 5; ni July The Principal has
been recently selected to take charge OF this Institution
b. lis Board Of fTis.crI, after an acquaintance with
MS qualifications ~ teacher. Dawn. been caJs OF
Tie Virginia Military Institute, ana being practically
Quainted with the system OF merit and dement,, sue
crssfully introduced there, lie has determined 10 model
his academy after that discipline. The Standing vi the
students Will he regulated by their daily feoati"ns nd
department, and faithful accoant will be- made omar
terly parents and guardians lie has associated with
himself Mr. Thomas :. Hsning. graduate Of II y.
College, 10 whose charge will be commiied the in
structon of the eek aud MatheE Glasses The
village Is nnrvalled for good hral the people moral
refined and distinguished for their s9briety considrra
nns which should not be disregarded by the guard0ns
nf youth. The course ~ study Ill embrace the ordi
nary branches Of English teratrre-he Latin, Greek
and FrrHch Languages. and Mathematics, including
ali ns higher sraurfrs-Snrvryi ing and the Sciences
including all the bfancts oi Natural Philosophy, Ill
ai.O be taught
TENNIS BOARD may be had Of SIR and Mrs Spots
wood, who are fully prepared IL accommodate board
81 $50 for the srsaoa OF ten months
TuiTI0s :-Io@rs. tertis az admission s2e; for
Grammar Geography, each au extra charge nf IS;
for Latin, Mathematics and The higher English
branches, each all, $685. for French or Greek
ira charge Of IS. The tuition fees are payable
hall ih- first 81 June, and The other hall tho FIRST
Of December.
GgrrKr.crs The Beard of Trustees of the Insti-
luton; the Faculty of Iampden Sydney College; Colo
mel J. O.. Gibson anu J. G Green, Esq, Culpeper; Dr.
A5ncr Crump, General william Lyon and Chas,ain
c"ckc, Esq Powhaian; Same! p. Bawes, fsg.,
Eichmnnc: and William ~. Harrison. Esq, Ameiia.
Gentlemen wishing 10 engage wards, viii
please do before the fifteenth of December person
or by letter, adore ne Principal n Culprprr
Cour. House. Virgnn
john STIRLING SWAMI, Principal.
No IleeG ~ l.lDIhJau
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RRIERY CLASSICAL. SCHOOL.


THIS Institution is situated in Prince Edward
! ty, Va, twelve miles from iianpden Sydney Col.
iege. in an intelligent, moral and healthy section Of
country
The course of instruction will embrace every branch
necessary for a liberal and thorough education, com
prising the Ancient Languages, Mathematics Physical
Sciences, and a complete English Education. The
scholastic year will he divided into two sessions of
five months each. The first session will commence
the Sd Of January next and terminate the end of June
The second will begin The Isl of July, and close the LIST
Of December No student will be received for less
term than session. and deduction will be made e1-
cept in OF potraced sickness. Board can be OBJ
taned in the neghborhood for 81 and SO per month.
TERMS, PER SESSION:
Classics, Mathematics and Physical Sciences, SIS 90
Grammar, 10 90
Spelling Reading and Writing, so
REFrRrNcKs-Rev. DR.. Wilson, President of tie
Caldwell Institute; Rev. DR.. Rufner, President Of
Washington College; Rev. Dr. Sparrow, President Of
Hampden Sydney; Dr. Harrison, Professor of Ancient
Languages In the University ofVa Paul c. venable,
NJ. D., siias Harris, D., WIN. o. Goode, Finley,
Meckenburg. JAMES ii. BRAME.
(frf B--cyy
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TOLER s COOK.
SALE OF SLAVES AND OTHER
HEhS0NAI LRnpEDI,N

IN pursuance oi a decree OF the Superior Court
i Of Chancery ior The Richmond Circuit, made
on he % June. IS47, the Undersigned will OIL
Ter Tor sale 81 public auction. al El,erslie. on
WEDNESDAY, he 22i Of he ncxt month De-
cember,) i iair, il no, The next fair cay, all the
SLAVES belonging to the estate Of lhs la,e John
Wicaham, on his James River plantations
They are IN number about one hundred and
thirty, and are though, 10 be particularly rGiuabir,
consisting in great part Of efficient hands.
Al the same time will be sold, al, The Horses,
Mules, Oxen and other Caule; Hogs and Stock OF
every kind; Crops Fodder, Shucks, Straw, &c.
Also, Wagons, Carts, and all The agricultural
implements. Among The Horses there are scme
thorough bred Mares ard Coils. The cattle arc
principally pure Ufr0a<ipe or mixture OF The
Dcroa,sre and Durham breeds, and are highly
worthy Of attention.
There is a large pen OF HOGS in fine order,
ans he usual proportion OF stock Hogs.
There will also be Sud several articles Of
Household FuIniiuie
Mr.. jenkins on III premises, will show any VI
the property 10 those desifous OF purchasing.
The terms will be, iol The Slaves cash .oy The
other property credit ofsS months for all sums
o7cr twenty doliars-lhe purchaser, according 70
the terms Of The decree, giving negotiable notes
with approved endolssrs-tor less than twenty
dollars cash will be required.
B. w. LEIGH. )co,.
WIN. F. WICkHAM, oon''" 10
Nov ld-3,awids
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Ofiee-Corner of Wall and franklin streets.
Richmond, Nov. 26, l8i7.-ctf

MACON CLASSICAL SCHOOL, FOR 1913.
II AVING employed Mr.. Charles r. Pryor TO take
charge of this School, II VIII be opened on The Sc
cond Monday in January near Macon in the county Of
Powhatan. The School House will be located about
midway between two houses Of private entertainment,
well kept by religious landlords, ON the Buckingham
road, at which any number Of boarding pupils may be
comfortably accommodated. healthier or more mo-
raj neighborood Is to be found in all Eastern Vr-
gna, presenting cheap and happy refuge for children
especially in the aeue and fever regions below us. II
Is within short days travel Of Richmond and pub
lie stage from that place TO Lynchbuig passes by The
doors of both these houses Of private entertainment
daily, except Mundaysa one of which lMacon) there
Is post Office MIR. Pryor has been selected upon The
most satisfactory testimonials Of experience and quail
caiions The whole costs of board and tuition for the
scholastic term Of ten months will exceed hut little f
any one hundred dollars. Applications for Board may
be addressed to Mr.. John Spears +. NJ Macon, or 10
Maj. Alex. S. Owen, near Powhatan Court house. Tn-
ton fees for Mathematics the Greek, Latin and French
Languages $40. II. l.. HOPKINS.
NJ, An
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EsOXEEY,s HOTEL,
RICHMOND. =

This House, long known as the SWAN TAVERN,
i has been recently purchased by n,e and have not
only made very large addition TO il, but have made
every other improvement to the premises which il was
thought would in any degree add 10 its comforts and
conyeniences-ndded TO which, are the improved in
ternni regulations Of the house. rendering II In every
nished public house In the city Of Richmond. My Bar
cannot bo surpassed, my bar.keepers and my ser
wants equaed. Any number Of persuus can be accom-.
modaed with well furnished private rooms. therefore
respectfully invite those coming Richmond 10 give
me call. My charges have been regulated 10 snt the
times. LUTHER X. HUXLEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-30
LAND. CROPS. &c. F0g SALE

LnhNbi Oitol -, AOi Z OES = - LIZ.
THE subscriber, wishing 10 10 rle City Of
1 Richmond, will offer for sale, on the 18th day OF
December lo+7, fair, If not the fair day. he
Premises his Tract OF Land containing 1891 acres aud
known as GARLAND HILL, lying eighteen miles
from The city u. i;icnonl aud mile East Of llano-
YER Court house. The houses ara large two story
dwelling mouse with four and passage On Il
floor, and cellar untrnrath large barn, and all 9TH
or necessary ont houses.
Also the same day. WILL he sold the crops Of
!aboTt $50 ra!srls fodder, shucks, straw, &c, aud
horse cart buggy and harness, pogs, gear sc hoes,
ares aud carpenters ouls. four mules and good h.r
horse, two yoke Of oxen and other cattle, hogs,
sheep, &c.
TERMS OF SALE The land viii BIZ sold for
third cash, and the balance in equal annual instruments
Of and two years, with interest from the day Of
sale, be secured by deed Of trust aud good personal
security. The other property Will be sold credit of
six mouths for all sums ten dollars, The purchaser
giving bond with approved security; for all Of
dollars, and under, cash will be required. If the land
is not sold, II will be rented out on that day.
JOHN X. WINSTON.
Hanover Nov o3d IaA7 -rwffg
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GIFTS FnR TuR PEOPLE.

GIFTS FOX THE PEOPLE.
OF 10000 DOLLARS! OF 5,0G0i
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No ~ 70 br drawn
NJ Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday. Dec d lol7.
IS Nos, - drawn. Capitals: prizes of siU,u0O. ) Of
5000, Of 0G0, cf 2il, 10 RI ,0nO 80 If 4OU, &C.
Tickets $40: halves {; uudItrrs . SO.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARSi
Grand Con oli.aled Lottery, Class No. 50, 10 be
drawn al Wilmington Delaware, on Saturday, Dee. l
1917. az Nos, - drawn. Grand Scheme: ST., 900,
Is 0O0 mo- 5000 0UJ ST. ~ Of $780, 30 Of nJ0,
20 OF 75o 20 Of 500 &c. Tickets s!u halves 5; quar-
tiers so.
$4,000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Is drawn numbers out OF &c Tickets.
Susquehanua Lottery, No. 3, 10 be drawn At i'ait-
more on "Wednesday, December 18th, ls+7 75 Nos, Is
drawn. Capitals: prize of 0,ho0. 25,000. lG,0Oo
Gi2D 5000, 100 Of 500, - OF 200. - r( 400. Sc
Whole Tickets see; halves ~ quarters 5. Certificates
Of Whoes Si6o-:liares in proportion
10000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
FOR CHRISTMAS DAY
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 81. 10 he drawn At
Wilmington, Delaware, Tee. a5ih. 1917. 20 Nos. ~
drawn Grand Capitals: SiD0Oo i5,C1n, 10000, G,"0n
4uUU 1917, OF a,GIJ % Of ,5o0 &c. Tickets Siu;
halves 5; qla!ters2 30.
ocr The Tickets In the above have heen received,
and orders will be attended 10 with prompinrss aud
dispatch. Packages and certificates 10 be had ihr
most liberal terms. All business done al this Office
strictly confidential.
% AN wha want To realize fortune FOR small ont
lay should recollcci that Prizes only be had through
the hands Of LUCK, therefore their orders shond be
addressed to &. Is. LUCK, Richmond, Va.
a1- Persons ordering by the package may deduct the
price of threc Tickets.
Nov 40 c. d. LUCK, Richmond, Va,
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BY THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.
A pROCI "A NATION

INFORMATION having been received that LEROY
! WILSON, charged, in the county of King Il anctn,
with stabbng James Niunday. who has since died
Of his wounds has lied from justice, and Ia now ecne
at large: Therefore, /, William Smith. Governor Of
Virginia. do hereby offer reward Of hundred dol
lars to any person nersons who shall arrest lie said
Leroy Wilson and deliver him Into the Jail of King <
Queen county, and do moreover require all officers of
the Common weath civil and military, and request the
people generally TO their best eaerons To procure
the arrest of the said Wilson, that he may be brought 10
justice.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under tho
-, lesser seal OF the Commonwealth II Richmond,
IDEAL this 18th day Of November, In the year S47.
VIM. SMITH.
aec Wilson Is described az about twenty-five years
old about I've feet ten inches high, spare made, with
reddish hair, inclined 10 curi-rht eyes, red face,
showing the effects of niemperance;-does not wear
whiskers II Is supposed he may come to Richmond.
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BOARDING, BY MRS. KILGoUR.

MRS. KILGOUR, having taken The house a,
lHI GIame's corner, on Main and 18th streets,
is prepared to accommodate Boarders by The day,
week, month or year. The house has beech tho
roughly repaired and fil,cd for the purpose. Ills
one square East The Banks-a most central po-
s,ioD, with reference 10 The business of the city
being convenient 10 The Capitol, Government
House, large Hotels Commission and Dry
Goods Houses, large Tobacco Houses, James
River Basin, Railroad Depo's, sc. The streets
are we'll paved, and the walks comfortable in
every direction from this house.
Mrs. K. begs leave particularly 10 invite the
attention of gentlemen Of The city, as we'll as
members of The Legislature, and others desiring
boarding, 10 call and avail themselves OF SO desi-
Fable position; and she will use her best e1er-
lions TO render their situation as comfortable as
possible. Nov. l0-d&cIm