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Anthracite Coal.

THE subscriber is now landing from Schr. Rio
i Grande, in The Dock, 1000 Bushels OF Bro
ken and Screened Red Ash Coal.
Those who want fist rale article can be sup
piled by leaving their orders al Rankin Il Whit.
lock, on the Dock, or at The Office Of The Times
and Compiler. J. DAVIS.
Ian 1I-Qt
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Negro Hiring.

GEORGE W. TOLER e JOHN X. CUOh,
AGENTS AND COLLECTORS.
GEORGE w. TOLER ayails himself of the
(T present, 10 return his sincere thanks 10 his
MANY friends and patrons for past favors, and
would most respectfully solicit continuance for
the above firm, whose unremtled eIertions com.
bined, will be used TO promote the Interests OF
those who are disposed 10 place their servants in
their charge TO hire out for the ensuing year
Er Ofice'on Lisle's Row, opposite Penilentiary
Store. u REFERENCE: The Public.
Dec IS
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nrr,cr psrrsssuaa RAlLRoAp Go. !

OrrlcE PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.
January ID, lS47.
THE Board Of Directors have this day de.
cla,ed a dividend of three per cent. ont of
the profits of the last six months, payable at the
Office OF The company on and aHer The 9Th inst.
Jan 7-2w II. ID. BIRD, rfest
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NTONEY FOUND.-Was found, small
Iyl sum Of Money, which the owner can have
by proving property and paying for advertising.
Amply at WIN. P. TURPIN'S Lottery Office.
Dec. 2S-lf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HESTER s. WHITE,
Commission Merchants,

RICHMOND, VA.
THE subscribers, late of GAINESVILLE, Va, have open
L ed COMMISSION HOUSE in this place. for the
sale Of Tobacco and other Produce. Their Office Is
shockoe Warehouse, and few doors from Messrs.
Preston & Enders. EDsl'D HESTER, lc
JOHN e. WHITE
REYrEEscEs-Wn. Townes, Esq, Capt. I. Caring
ton Capt. R. Y. OVERLY E. A. Holloway, Esq, Carks
vile, Va; Col. u. Thw.att Petersburg, Va; John b.
Darlington and Robert E Owen, Esqs, Halifax, Va;
John Wimbsh, ESQ.,, Granylle, ~ c. John Bur
well, Esq, seckenburg, Va; N. c. Read. Esq, Farm
Vile, Va. Jan. 5-cSt
Notice.
WE have associated with us in The Commits
w sion business, in this place, DIR. ROBERT
A. MARTIN; The business, in future, will be
conducted under The firm of N. M. MARTIN,
BROTHER e. Co.
We solicit Tor the new concern continuance
OF the very liberal patronage extended TO US.
N. NJ. MARTIN s. co.
Richmond, Jan. Isl, ls47.
JAM 4-d2tEc4t
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IN CHANCERY-viRcINiA:-At Rules he'd in the
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court of chancey, for
the Richmond Circuit the 9TH day Of December, 1916:
The President, Directors and Company ofihe Bank Of
Virginia, PIainiins
against
Joseph Howard and John 7. Howard, merchants and
partners doing business under the firm and style Of
Howard and Son, and members Of the late firm of j.
Howard and Sons, which composed of Joseph How
ard, john r. Howard, and Joseph Howard, junior, irr
chants aud partners under the rm and style Of j. uw
ard and Sons, and other Defendants.
The defendants above named not having entered their
appearance and given security according to the act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and II appearing
nv satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants of
this ordered, that the said defend
ants do appear the rules to be held for The said CONT
on the first Monday in March next, aud answer The bl
Of the PLAINTIFFS and that copy of this order he forth
with inserted in some newspaper Published in the City
OF Richmond, for two months siccessively and posted
a, the front door Of the Capitol IN the said city.
A copy. Teste,
Dec. I9-cw2m tOWHATAN ROBERTS. :, 9.
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Notice.
r auT N0TIcE

CHRISTOPHER C. SCOTT and ABNER A. STITH
ScoTr SrTH, In all the Courts Of Law and Equity in
South Arkansas
1J- Office al Camden, Washlta county, Arkansas.
PAh. In-r1v
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Isaac Il. Watkins and Thos. p. August,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

HAVING associated themselves together, will
Ill henceoHh attend the Superior and Inferior
Courts OF The city OF Richmond and county Of
Henrico. All business confided 10 them will re-
ceive the closest attention.
Address-W g. August, Richmond, Va.
Their Office is the same heretofore occupied
by Mr.. August Dec. 23-d&clm
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Negro Hiring.

THOMAS H. ITALIA ERRO
OFFERS his services again TO his friends and
~ the public generally in hiring out Negroes
for the ensuing year, and collecting all claims
entrusted 10 his care-also, renting out Houses,
and selling all kinds OF Produce. He takes this
method OF informing those who wish 10 employ
him, that it would be advisable 10 inform him as
early as they can lhalhe may have an oppor,uni-
" Of getting good homes. He pledges himself
that every exerlion shall be used 10 obtain good
prices and good homes, and hopes tina, an
experience OF fifteen years will entille him TO
share Of patronage.
II He will al all times be found al Messrs.
n. B. & G. B. Hills Office, opposite Mcssrs. r.
H. Dickinson & Brother, Franklin Street in
rear ofthe Bell Tavern. Nov. 4-cIt
POSTS CRlPT.-I have now for hire. and
shall be constantly hiring on for several days 10
come, al the above place, all descriptions OF Ser
wants. Persons in want OF servants would do well
10 call on me as early as practcable;-and those
having servants 10 hire ouf, 10 send them 10 me
without delay. L. II. TALIAFERRO.
Dec 3l-lf
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Great bargains

nrAY be had Of SILAS MERCHANT, ia
lyl Main ST., in almost any article oi Ready
Made Oahng Come and look-you'll see.
Dec q
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NOR SALE, $1,000 VIRGINIA STATE
+ STOCK; $1,000 RICHMOND CITY
STOCK; CHECKS on New York, phiiadel
mia and Bal imorc; GOLD and SILVER, ard
All kinds Of UNCURRENT MONEY bought
and sold. r. Fl. MAURY,
Stock a Exchange Broker, No City Hotel.
Jan. II
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SELLING UFF! SELLING OFFil
TIME undersigned will sell for the next SO days
j over coals, cloaks. winter frocks, and all
oIher fall and winter goods, al greatly reduced
prices This is no mere nseonsh,ne, as be IS anx-
ious 10 reduce his stock as low as possible in view
OF contemplated change in his business on the
LIST OF July next
Those in want will please call as we will sell
any article oil winter stock at or below cost.
SILAS MERCHANT,
IAN 10. l44 main ST.
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LADIES' SHOES, SC.
1OHN THOMPSON & CO, No. 81, Main
j st., have just received an additional supply OF
the following:
Ladies' half Callers, made rights and leGs, su-
perior
Ladies' French Morocco and Goat Buskins,
Walking Shoes
Ladies' Kid and Seal Buskins, Walking Shoes
Ladies' French Morocco Buskins and Slippers,
Of McCurdy's make and others.
Also. a general assortment of Misses and Chill
dren's French Morocco and Goat Skin Boots and
Buskins Jan.7
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MISCELLANEOUS.
nv II. u. & e. IL. Hill, AUcts.

NEGROES.
Will be sold by US THIS MORNING, at 10
O'Clock, Two negro Men, three negro Girls and
three negro Boys 10, - and Is years old.
~ 3. s. c. B. HILL,
JAN ID Auclioneers
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A SMALL FARM FOR SALE,

"A SMALL 1 hRuA y OAe S'ADT :,
CONTAINING so acres OF excellent land
u with The privilege Of S00.) It has conve-
n,Tn o anI houses oe good orchard and excellent
.nrioo of water The neighbolhood is very quiet
resnecialle and healthy. Also, Cow and Cali
all OF which will be sold very cheap for cash, CT
satisfactory security. Apply TO -
Jan. IL Ag Is and COLTS, Lisle's Row.
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BOOTS! BOOTS!-vERY CHEAP!
ENTLEMEN'S Double Soled Water Proof
U Boots, good article, made 10 order-low
heels and broad bol,oms-at tour, five and six
dollars per pair. For sale by
Dec. S PUTNEY & WATTS.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY ON YORK RI

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON YORK XII
YER, is GLOUCESTER co, VA, FOR SALE.
TlHE undersigned, TRUSTEES for H. Il. Garland offer
for sale that valuable property in Gloucester coun-
ty known As the West End Steam Mills. The tract
contains 400 of land, more less, $50 of which
are in Salt Marsh, anil the balance In heavily tnbercd
wood land with an abundance Of logs within from 4
quarter Ia half mite OF the MILL The mill and mach-
merry are all in good repair-an engine Of about thirty
horse pnwrr, propeng upright saws one circular
saw planning machine grst MILL ETC., all situated I'M
medately upon the banks Of York river, ten miles be-
low the contemplated railroad from West Point 10 Rich
mond. The advantages OF this place for wood yard
and oyster plantation independent OF the saw and grst
mill are unsurpassed by any in The whole tide water
district of Virginia. there being not LEGS than three
fnur,hs Of mile o shore fol oyster planting and that
(when The Railroad 10 Richmond shall be cninpeied)
not more than 81 hours the Richmond market for The
best oysters taken from said river There Is wood
enough upon this land pay for the place at least three
times and more convenient for shipping than upon any
point on the river Vessels drawing feet can come
Immediately up 10 the wharf
The subscribers will treat privately with any person
or persons who may be disposed (afrr viewing the pre-
misesl "a purcbase Otherwise II will be offered for sale
10 the hichts, bidder on TUESDAY, The 18th day of
January ls47 the premises, credit Of 3. l2 and
10 months for approved security and deed oi trust "
deemed necessary.
The title the above property Is believed to be IN
doubted hut the undersigned will convey only such u.
tie as is vested in them rs Trustees
Mira Garland will join with the Trustees III the tte
- n naVIp W Marii Trustees.
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LOTTERIES.
J. H. Luck,s LOTTERY OMice,

On Val Street, Opposite CHy Hotel.
NoW oGoMMENCE THE NEW YEAR WITu
and will continue the sale nf Tickets under the ma
nagement of ID. Paine Co. Tile Maryland Lotteries,
now under their exclusive CONTROL are also offered
S4Oo0o Capital, and 20 Of 000 for S2, viii give
cenhcae OF package Of Wholes for sl2o; halves CO.
quarters 80. you wish 10 be on "Lucks" side, call
c. B. LUCK, Richmond, Va.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JANUARY!
January 1896 Nos, IL drawn.
susquehanna Lottery, Glass No. I, TO be drawn At
Bait more, January I3th 1877. 66 Nos, l3 drawn.
Capitals.
10000 l,75O
l 5000 I" I5OO
10 of 1000, Is of 500, &c.
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters So Certificates Of
wiioles SsO; halves 40; quarters 20.
$4,000 DOLLARS CAPITAL!
Lowest Three Number Prize 1000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class, TO be drawn on
Saturday. January 10th, ls47, at Wilmington, Della
WARE 66 Nos, ~ drawn.
Grand Capitals.
! prize Of si 1s.SSS 44p"sss' Of s i.sSS
1928 1850
5000 100 lowest Nos.) of 900
49," 2.5Uu lst and I'd drawn Nos, 800
Whole Tickets sl6 halves 8; quarlers4. Certificate
of package of whoes $3.50; halves 81; quarters As.
100000 DOLLARS divided into ten Prizes of 10000
DOLLARS each.
Susquchanna Canal Lottery, Glass g. 10 be dawn ia
nuary 20, ls47, at Baltimore. rs Nos, ~ drawn.
Capitals.
10 prizes of sle'oSo IIprizss of soc GOO
5000 20 1000
~ of 500, &c.
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters SO. Certificates Of
wholes Sl20; halves 60; quarters 30.
$4,000! 10000! 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 4, to he
drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, Jun.
%, lS47. 7oNos., 10 drawn.
Grand Capitals:
! Prize of $4,000 Prize of ss,soa
g l0,0U0 10 6 500
6. 6,OOo 100 g 4uO
Whole Tickets $40; halves S; quarters2 SO. Cer,f-
cate Of package Of wholes halves 60 quarters As
$4,000! 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass S. TO be drawn on
Saturday, January 3Oth, 1877, at Wilmington, Della.
ware. as Nos, l2 drawn.
Grand Capitals:
Prize of $4,000 | Prize of $500
8 10000 5000
G,lH &c 1000
1000 SO 900
package of wioles slaU; halves GO; quarters 80.
T Persons ordering by the package may deduct the
pricu of three Tickets.
aeJ- have every day Lotteries from 81 to 500, and
when remittance Is made TO Inc, large or small,
will always invest in the most popular Lotteries On
hand. The drawings sent, when requested, to all
who order fiom me- The cash for all Capitals can he
had, as usual, al sight. On all letters enclosing cash
or prize tickets the postage need not be paid. The
Tickets In the above Lotteries received and all
ders addressed to me will meet the most prompt and
confidential attention. Address
Jan. 4 Z. b. LUCK. Richmond, Va
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SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JANUARY.

SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JANUARY.
10000 DOLLARS.
Lowest Three No. Prize 1000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. g. TO be drawn
Saturday, January iGt ls47, at Wilmington, DEL
&c Number Loitery--l0 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme:
Capital Prize Of $4,000 prizes Of $4,000
prize OF l2.U00 4 I" 500
| 1923 +" $50
5000 100 s loco
2 500 lst and Cd drawn Nos, 800
Whole Tickets SIC; halves y; quarters I. Certificate
Of package Of wholes $50: halves 81; quarters Is.
W The cash for prizes will be paid al sight by
BIGGER.
r Orders for tickets In the above or In any LOTTERY
advertised In another column by D. PAINE & Co, Ma
nagers of lotteries will be promptly attended to- &c adj
dressed TO JOHN Is. BIGGER, Richmond, Va.
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WI HlTG SWELLING Cured byCoo MS
w German Pain Extractor:

sS."ShttI0ael uf1y oAsti Aofo.
This may certify that in the summer Of 1874,
was attacked with a swelling and pain in one of
my knees and continued 10 increase Tor The space
oil three or four weeks, when physician was
called upon, who said that il was terminating
into. White Swelling, and for which he prescri.
bed and doctoled for some lime, without effect.
My lamness continually increased and The pain
was continual and severe, and my suEerings
became intense; various remedies were applied
without any effect, until al last when all pescrip-
lions failed, TREND of mine bestowed plaster
OF Mr. Coon's German Pain Extractor, which
covered the eLrre affected paris, and in few
hours the pain ceased. and my leg began TO i'm
prove; and by continuing the applications OF
this salve have again been restored 10 sound
ness Of limb; and do believe il had no, been
favored with the use Of that Salve, would in
all probability been cripple for life.
CHARLES T. COLE.
Sold in Richmond for 25 cents per boz, by
Jan 9 A G. PENDLETON.
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NEGROES FOR HIRE

NEGROES FOR HIRE
A MONG them Carpenters, Blacksmiths
n Bricklayer first rate) Printers pressman
House servants, women and men, Drivers,
Millrigh,, Factory men, &c.
LEWIS HILL,
Agent and Collector, over Colquit's Saddle
Store. Jan. IL.
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e.. ii. PcndletoHl,


SUCCESSOR TO D. NJ. HOYT.)
Lottery Office, No. 3 Exchange Hotel, Richmond,
Virginia.
THE folowIng grand Schemes show beautiful AZ
i rangcmeni for the present month, tIannary.) Ad-
ypnturcrs and thnse who never adveniurcd, are re-
questrd 10 notice particularly The Schemes Tor the s
uiizes of $40 600; the l6h s350nO Is drawn ballots;
and 3nlh, sos ono, 66 Nos and - drawn 1he Tickets
are received and all orders will meet with prompt At
E. 3 PENDLEToN, Richmond.
p S. Orders in ull cases strictly confidential.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JANUARY.
S35000 10000! 10 OF $40
Alexandria Lottery, Class c, for ls47 to be drawn
rs Number Lottery-l5 Drawn Ballots.
Brilliant Scheme:
prize of s aa,ooo iprize of $500
| "a 5000 10 =, &, l''Oo
Tickets $40; halves S. quarters 30 Certificates of
packages u a6 Whole Tickets slac; aS halves 60; s6
quarters ~.
$4,000! 10000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class ID, for lsi7, 10 be drawn
IS Number I.otiery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Grand scheme:
prize of S3DOCe ~ prizes Of $ go
lDOW % IS l,00h
5000 25 " 800
5000 50 I" 300
Of Packages Of Is Whole, $780, IS halves IS; d quar-
tcrs - SD.
S25,0OO 10000
Alexandria Lottery, Glass E, for 1917, 10 be drawn
January 3Jth.
&C Number Lot,ery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Schrmc:
| prize of S25,tJO 10 prizes Of sloan
1880 Is g $50
5,a0D ~ &c 80
1000 &c. &C.
Tickets sl0 halves S; quar'ers2 81. Certificates Of
Packages of 81 Whoes cons SLOW ~ halves So - quar-
tiers IS.
or In addition To The above, there smaller
Schemes Capitals rauaing from $4,000 to $40 nOU, aud
Tickets from 81 to $5-travings Of which are received
daily.
Orders for Tickets and Shares, and Certificates OF
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries viii receive
the most prompt attention, and account Of each
drawing will be when requested, 10 all who order
Tickets from T. b. PENDLEIoN,
Richmond, Virginia.
On all letters enclosing cash Prize Tickets, the
postage, as usual. need not be paid. Jan. 4
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PAPER PAPER

TN compliance with the wishes OF many OF our
i customers, we have bought LOT Of Letter
Paper, which we offer for sale by the quire or
ream. Call for cheap paper on
Jan ID CHENERY & HARTWELI4
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CTTT.J. ON HAND.

STILL ON HAND.
CTlLL on hand, as choice and good an assorl-
- ment Of goods as is 10 be found in town, con-
sis,ing OF Dress Goods, such as Cashmeres,
MOusai1es AIpaea' Black and Blue s., S,ses
Goods of all kinds Gloves Of every variety, Do
mes,c Goods of all x 'nds, &C., &c.
JAM CHENERY s. HARTWELL.
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SCHOOL AT WEST VIEW.

SCHOOL AT WEST VIEW.
MRS. JONES and Miss RANDOLPH will resume
l'l their duties in the School West View on the let
day of February next. reims as heretofore-viz
Board for ten months, 500
Tuition in the English Branches, q
Do French, 10
Music, 40
Persons wishing engage pupils Will please address
DIR. George Mason, Airs. 81. A. Jones, Stony Mount
Brunswick Va. Dec. lS--ctFeb.l
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THE EMlGRANT, &c.
THE EMlGRANT, an Interesting Work on
II ~. MAJ, World. hv Gil E,rooric Head

THE EMlGRANT, an Interesting Work on
i the New World; by Sir Francis B. Head,
Bart.
The Useful Arts, considered in connexion
with the applications of Science; with numerous
Engravings, by Jacob Bigelow, Nj. D., Professor
Of Matera Medica, in Hazard University, au-
thor OF the Elements Of Technology, &C., &c.
The use OF the Body in relation 10 the Mind;
by George Moore, NJ. D., member Of the Royal
College Of Physicians, &C., &c.
Parental Instructions; or, Guide to Wisdom
and Virtue, designed for young persons OF either
sex, selected mainly from the writings OF an cmi-
nent Physician.
The Juvenile Companion aud Fireside Reader,
consisting Of Historical and Biographical Anec
dotes and Selections in Poetry; by Rev.. l..
Blake, D. D.
No. 1913 Harper's illustrated Shakespeare.
No. IA Pictorial History Of England.
No. 1873 Liitelrs Living Age.
The Adopted Son, Historical Novel; 10y }.
Van Lennep, L. L. D.-lransla,ed from The
Dutch; by Z. w. Hoskin.
Perfection; or, The Maid Of Munster, Farce
in one acl; by Thomas Haynes Bayly.
Another SUPPLY Of the Roman Traitor; by Her
bert. Received by
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DRASS AND GREEN TENDERS - For
ID sale al reduced prices, by
CLARkSON & GARDNER,
No. Ill, Broad ST., Sign OF the Hand sa

Jan. l2
TLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
" SCHOOL.-The subscriber will, on Moa-
dsy the Il,h inst, open a School in the room for
merly occupied by the School of the Mechanics
Association, near the new Court House. The
subscriber, aware that although patronage may
be Obtained BY accidental causes, il can be Sc.
cured alone by making it The interes, OF the pat
ron to continue it, is determined, by every means
in his power, TO promote the moral and inlellectu-
al interest OF those committed TO his care; and as
his system OF instruction is similar TO that so long
and successfully pursued by his father, 1. Il.
Fox, and his uncle, The late Jno. l.. Nelson, he
hopes to receive a portion of The patronage Of
that discriminating community which so ioeial'
ly encouraged them. The discipline oil The
School will be mild, yet firm; for an experience Of
years in his profession has assured him that mild
means not only more readily secure the obedience
and respect OF the pupil. but connect with the
prosecution OF study associations, which render II
a pleasure rather than an irksome task. tie IS
privileged 10 refer to many imposing names, but
The only passport to the confidence ola intelligent
community, is the merit OF the individual seek
ing il, which he hopes in his case will be examin-
ed into.
Ancient Languages anu Ralnemalics Az uoI1dIs-
session of len months.
Jan. li-d4t K. NELSON FOX.
Exchange concert Room.
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY l2rH
CAMILLO SIvORI, owing 10 the short time
" he can spend before going South, will give
positively A SINGLE CONCERT, in which he
will be assisted by Mr.. John Dunderdale, for The
vocal party and by Mr.. T. w. Meerback, Cor
the insfumental) Mr.. Meeyback will preside at
the Piano-Forie.
c. SIVORI will perform line following pieces
l. The celebrated Adagio and RoDdo al Ca
myranello," 1.-THE hand-bell,) composed by Paga-
mini.
Q. Introduction, variations and finale on the
air "Nel Cora Duet for single violin, CON-
posed by Paganini.
B. The Prayer Of Moses, followed by mar
,ial theme, variations and finale, The whole piece
executed upon single string; composed by Paga-
mini.
4. "The Carnival Of Venice" as played by Pa
ganini, with some new variations Of Sivori, ne
yer heard before.
Tickets Si-to be had al The music Stores a,
The principal hotels, and at the door, doors open at
g.. Concert TO commence al 7 i-2 o'clock.
Ian 81
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RIgSer,s Prize Office
JOHN B. BIGGER, Richmond. yirginl

THE NEW YEAR rich In the way of Lote-
Il ries, and purchasers far and requested 10
send in their orders without delay, and procure prizes
from
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C9Fap RAVEIIING TRUNKS.

CHEAP TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
r HAVE just received large invoice OF good
/ and durable Travelling Trunks, with Patent
Locks, which, as have no room Tor them in my
store. will b. sod at a bargain, a, my cheap,
Boot, Shoe and Trunk Store, III Main Street,
2 doors above Mitchell & Tylel's Jewelry Store,
where can be found an excellent assortment Of
Booees, Buskins, Caters and hall Caters for la
dies and misses; and childfen's, gen'lemen's and
servants Shoes and Boots, very cheap for cash.
Jan.7 +. Nj. LEONARD.