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FANCY GOODSi Fancy Goods i--wonderful
POuDERs Pennsylvania Clnxeu CO.,
.tais Mrs j. Poudr mpeied BY the cordial welcome and
would be happy exhibit her friends and her stock
part ows Rich hrocade and Silks black watcred do
black coiored Turk dc Rich
goods de bal" An unequaed head dresses
and bonnes magnificent iands dress trimming wrcat
kc ribbons acc cmbrodees broche sbnwis Si2 ESQ.,
scarlet crimson and white do from ~ 80 TO S75 She asks
stock of Sacks cloas vses which
win be found The city elegance Of design and
finish. Dec l6-eo6hf
SPLENDID Csrpetinx Curtain Goods, Ssc-The
y would respectfully
generally, goods
they e confident cannot be surpassed cqusIled BY other
house In the district They
IN CARPETlNG,
Patent tapestry tapestry BRUSSELS
Royal Aixmiarter, English BRUSSELS NtN
Imperial tires ply, double super ingram
supcrhne ingram, extra fine, and fine do
Lowprced all wool ingrnn, roys twined Yenctnns
Rich chencile and tuhed rugs
Heavy oiclot every width which any
OF hail.
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Rich iainc- rich figured dc mines
Rich s-coorcd damssks, rich union damasks
rw ass and plain easi%eres
worted dsmasks all colors
Embroidered laced curtains, embroidered muslin do
Embroidered mmslins, by the yard
Tasreilocpe, simps, bcrdcrinss bindings
RIiad NIL widths
TasseIs, Cords and fixtures Of every kind, &C.
Together with assortment Of table and piano covers
sblcco and table linen and
and diapers, Mnrsees quilts
hc ali Of which received perfectly csh, will be o.
Sep ii--aswswif p H. HooE = co.
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- .
UHIvERsITY OF MARYLAND.
Essunsy OF Physic.--ssssion OF Is49-'SO.
TUE Lectures will Monday
- tnne until the l5th Of March ensuing.
S1spefv, ,nd hafnscy-wiLLAs T. AKrs, NJ d., LII. D.
napeuucs, Msfena Medica Hygiene CHrw M D.
Ane>omy and Physologyi-JoskPH RoBy, N. D.
Ih<Syard Pfacdcs OF Medicine wILIIAs PowsLL, M D.
A4sEu - Diseases Of Women and Chidren-RonARp II.
L{c!gst % Isn.olo and Dsnoass,o Anatomy W.
IN Clinical Medicine and Clinical surse avery a.y 4,
me belas indrmAry Opposite Medical College Ths rooms
~ W4c@ca auhtoy will
~ Fees for The cntrc so Comfortable board
oAPer week. 81 WILLIAM H. a. AIKEN,
Az e-.Aw'Scv Dean ofthe Faculty.
rs .sav5 Z saaS ssapsrsor old Brandy. m ~
d DE vintage Of 1879, purchased expressly pur
Families wishing article Of this kind would
al sxsaaiss befose purchasing elsewhere.
Us CHAMfAGNEs
~ Gchrsider Cock and Crown
Hetdstsck aes Ducai Grape
Juno
ADchor ~
Awa hama together with choice variety q Wines Liquors
segns, Tobacco, he. JOSEPH WRIGHT, !
Aug 1l--eodIm Penn avenue, 18th street
~ fo GARD. ~ ,ss6 sFi
sy.n years employed
- cmce .tculs reyoIuaonsy and consequently being
peenced In ~ desAis o hs services pube
IN hs prosecution Of claims agana the general government He
sss ~. 20 any oshe business connected win me osher de
AZ ssaine ccnAded him shan " promptly attended and
n'tnnea'y executed. hisnsr must be post PAID
wssmssrsn err D. O., August, is4s. 49,
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L,RENCH JUVENILE BOOKs.-JeHn Marie cr
Fruits dune bonnie Education Par pAbbc Macker VOL, ~
ten 4ftss
Joseph Idoe Danger des Mauvaiscs Compagncs Par
P, Marcel. "a cents
Emma; Par Fable
| VOL, 81 cents ti~tge
pour Enanr Autorsc par pUnversiie.
1 vol, 81 cents.
Efudes Hisioriques sagc Ia Jcuncsse. vol, "a
Fernando; store dun Jeune Eagnol uaduit do pAemand
dc Scimid. VOL ~ cents.
Monde; Mile Mcrvelcs DIES Voyages
par Leon Guern. VOL, 81 cents.
many Others different
kinds, styles, prices and for different in rich
bindinrs and with illustrations.
Imported direct from Paris, by
FRANCk TAYLOR
books, English and great variety,
md good collection Of the older and esteemed writers OF books for
youth. f Dec ~
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E@tfHif1f NT
rOME % the Cheap stexs-CsEs~t bargains IN new
soodsfhs nde'siee would invite me attention q the ladies
70 ne s,ss saacn supply q aey dress goods received This
~ pieces lnch chencs W. tHft
~ 40 small figured oLangeable silks
10 do plain clangeabIe glace do
do PINK and white wasTed do f
. do plain white satin
~ ~ 90 eo'oIed bonnet satins and corded silks
~ 20 Dc horenees, In all shades 4.
. do and ~ rich black vsite silk 9 ft .kAtAthsat
do a. black Turk 4 = 7
This lot Of silks will be sold former
AZ An want therefore, are invited % call early and examine for
IN MEMEos just opened 30 pieces among them can
garnet crimson scarlet pink These goods very
and VIII be sold much under the usual prices.
single and double width cashmeres every desirable and fashion
Also, extra handsome embroidered do
Embroidered hannels, s9Hs
SO pieces plain ehangeable and stripe alpacas
100 90 new style fancy prints
Also " pieces small plaid gnghnn. 4sat
Together with variety certainly the
ever had, Of plain fancy cooed velyeis, black do
Velvet nbands trimmings, Of the newest style
silk and riband neckties, belts 8 A1
Hosieries OF all and every description is
Ladies' meiuo vess OF both long and short sleeves
Gloves OF mostly every number and kind h.5f8s4
Lnencambnc hadkerchefs from the finest the most common
kind ltg. 6s &.e4 }it88 hsaA6s HN-k tg8lis@
in MOURNING GOODS, we have now complete assortment
embracing mostly any article that may be called for.
And stock OF SHAWLS opened this day, viii beat anything
I'm Of elegance style and cheapne have before
offered, gnf ~ 3sis ~ ft ests4 4sf
public respectfully goods
fore buying as great bargains may be expected rup,
Between 9Th and 9th streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
Dec 5--3aw2wif II Nae 1is6 ~ s8r 9fsal
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NOTICE-The subscriber begs 70 inform the citizens and
IN generally has employed workmen from Eu
rope and from the northern cities, Of known skill and experience
which, with his knowledge and practice In rhe bust
enables him with confidence that he h
prepared manufacture line eweir and costly silver
other establishment known
section Of the country His respectfully
ROBERT KEYwoRTH
W Penn. avenue, between oh and 10Th ssreeu
no George Edwin Pace.--You hereby
fed the October 1872 Of the circuit superior
of Prince George State
Virginia, decreed, other things, substance fol-
"Iat Meade and Thomas H. Daniel, who appoint
eigh
be published fosshwh In Of the newspapers published IN the
and posted the front door Of the house
hs county, George Pace and Edwin Pace Formerly
OF Prince George, vsnia) ~ forward and claim
Deceased
said county Prince George before fins, day Of the
will proceed distribute their
n. X. MEADE,
THos. H. DANIEL,
Nov 2a-dsw Commissioner, lie.
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FRENCH rIerinos, Just invite
French merinos cashmes &C.
We following desirable shades:
pieces Mazarne, Coburg blue, best grades
pieces bright coors scarlet cherry and pink
10 shades brown, caref, ana
Wt4s4
10 pieces cashmeres and merinos
black Tibe with large nnd cospcc
figured mun OF which
ceedingy will be sold accommodating terms
Dec 6-FSn CLAGETT, NEWTON NAY - o.
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AGENCY OF CLAIMS.
Il. X. MEADE,
THoS. II. DANIEL,
Commissioners, DC.

AGENCY OF CLAIMS.
se ars % devote sa. q
which my long service and
and d ss1 y especially the
once % members o. Congress- and @ DE great numbers IN every
o. United States have heretofore transacted susnss.
Post 6sp%.%snsn i's ssieusy whilst
,sose 70 whom hey may Kindly make known my
ducs employ and indeed, a only for
hands piomps ra which
u' my whole 0 sErk se1sas wAsusorox
Nov. so-eodim Late Auditor p Q. Department.
ToissroS's National Atlas Of Universal Geography,
4 a1s s ea M
oasse volume Containing ofs folio 1s and
~, ,sss..s sssiasi Edss s.S and
very reduced price Ofsis. Jus, opened By
Dec " rnnNcn % LIN.
SnK HosIERy-The subscribers jus. received ne fol-
me Dct which they respectfully invite all IN want Of such
5 dozen white embroidered mix hose
! g s ,sss' " 'sSs ssss css., rasi.s
10 90 cotton a tops. low priced
As' DOZEN s sss' pis's sa %sf iii hose
g 40 iswgIIssd ss DO, cotton top.
Jan i-aaf GLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
WILL attend Y, the prosecution Of claims before Congress and the
One. and dwelling street., between Oh and ION
THOMAS r. TWITTY,
tLafs Of Warrs~fow, North Caroii~a.)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
No. % Graver street, N. o.
Rsvsssscss-Hon ,. r. J. Daniel, Hon. A. W. venabls,
IVY. - 'sn n. NJ - ~
DHONOGRAPHY.-Procsso BENJAMIN Worcester teacher
o. rhonospy during the past season several schools g hs
Gopsn Penn svenue between 9Th and 7h reasonable
terms 9stilN fas 1 att{i Sept a-ia~d
I KNOX WALKER viii practise n the suprens
Court Of the United Ststes and Of
claims aEainst the Addrrss Washington @.
CERvANTS.-Wantcd, male good
cook, do the work Of small family None will employed
who cannot bring GOOD recommendations. Inquire once.
Nov 2I--im
II ANS ASDERsEsr STORY BOOK Tor children,
Mary Howtt's Story Book, with illustrations l vol.
Mrs Hollands Story Book, with illustrations, vol
Dee II FRANcK TAYLOR.
JUVENILE Books for Prcsepss.Jusf from every
publisher In the country, and comprising all the and standard
books f young people, beautifully In the printing and bind
TAYLOR 4 MAuRY,
DNM Dookssilsns near On street,
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u sale by s.rN AAets ~ &. j. MeCI.ERY p
Dec. 2-dn Corner Of 18th and streets
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Agens, at WcdshtngtOn,
CONTINUES claims for revolutionary services,
Valid revolutionary apay, and widows PENSIONS and all
claims growing the 1912 and the late with Mexico
and experience general agent enables him
with promptness efficiency oil claims committed hsarc
and His charges uniformly moderate IL
pected that correspondents viii pay postage.
Hon. A. p. Bagby, Ala Hon. A. Iverson, Ga.
T. butler King, Ga. Col A. G. Bennett, r M army,
X. D. Rleft 3. c. Gen. N. Towson, r. M. Gen. 4,
j. 8. Phelps, Mo- Hon. Il. La SeTe, La.
p. w. Tompkins, Miss Messrs Gales d Seaton Il
H. Harmanson. La Messn Co.coran Riggs
J. g. Chapman, Md. Col II. p. Andrews, r. M. A.
D. g. Kaufman, Texas, Col d. J. Ricardo New Orleans,
Job Mann, Pa. Maj Lloyd j. Beal, p. N. A..
X Paris, comptroller Of Peter Hasne esq, Sd auditor
treasury. treasury fFfat
Sept 27-ly
NEW MUsIC.-Jast old established Music and
Stationery door 18th Pennsylvania
the following beautiful and popular music sold nsu.
The Ledger Polka, by james Bellak "a Afff5N'
Nancy's Fancy Polka, by Q. Blessner -ssps,-ss II
PhGnx Polka By Johnson Brass Band Cape May
Sailors Polka BY " Lenschow lender Of the Genana Band
The Hyacinth Polka by Gungr
The Elm Waltz, with variations BY Grobe sa at
Sub Rosa Waltz, ~ 4. Renhardi gaH
Reindeer Qnickstcp, by Grobc ta4y, 49,
The Virginia Rosebud ouckstcp, by Grobe
kossuths March, by Exemeleny g10
Jeannie Gray, ballad by Muller, with beautiful vgnetie
Leap Waves, byJ H. Hewitt aaa
Come back day Dreams back BY member Of The Germans
Band tf f- f Asift
Gentle Deeds beautiful ballad
JEANNE aud Donald, ballad, by Hodson
Mary Bell 9th edition, by Benken sr
Wl love then now ~ with the answer "Dearest then
IN love you moreu rasl
The Merry Sleigh Bells, arranged as quarte,te
Belle Of Baltimore, an Ethiopian song etR
Come back, Steben do do
The Virginia Rosebud, the only correct edition
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CONTENTS Of the American Almanac for Ie5o.--Elec
" tons OF Presidents and Vice Presidents.
Executive Departments and Ofncers.
Postmaster, coilcctors Naval Ohcers.
Indian Agents, Pension Agents. Land Officers.
Army List, Military Posts, Arsennls, &c.
Nary List and Vessels, English Navy, French Navy
Marine Corps Supreme Court Circuit Courts, District Cous
Foreign Ministers and Consuis In the United States
United States Ministers and Consus abroad.
and brief Of Laws Resolutions passed the
session Of Congress- @f.ete#
Mail Service and Revenues under the Postage Law.
American Postage Atlantic Postage European Postage Hostages
United States Revenues and Expenditures from 1850 to Is4
Imports and Exports for hhy-cight years.
Debts Of United States and ofthc several States ~
Public Lands seaCoss, Stnie Elections, Governors Popun-
ton, slaves Railroads., immigration, Colleges, Law Schools
Medical Schools Theological Schools Teearaphs,
Europe and B Cocnies and other matter commercial,
Political Statistical, Historical and Scientific FOR
the limits Of n advertisement
s closely printed pages, price dollar, postage any part
OF the United States only IA cents
This day received. IA
Dcce FRANcK TAYLOR
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Ia CRONICA.

n Spanish asUspaper, Trtmtsd IN NtD York.
THIS journal Handsomely printed twice week.
large sheet in the quao FORM In the most approve
IL lately entered the second Of IL publ
cation and during the time pubIished
appear regularity ably conducted BY Don
MARTIs employs regular correspondent ~ the
Madrid besides having correspondents In a the countries VI span
members OF Con
rrcss diplomatic and others find
compendium Spanish spanish American poll
Is by mai postage free, e postage be
prepaid publisher ut New York. without charge tn
subscrbers the following inraraby IN deraHess
For o year Observation-Disclosures 90
For SIX months. ......-.......... 2 ~
80. .....
r. JEFFERSON
Dec. 6-IawH Smiths row, Eleventh street, near n.
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AMERICAN PIIOTOGRAPHIc GALLERY.

~ CARvAHO, Artist, OF baltimore, rcspeculv nforns The
u citizens OF Washington and The public In genera nat ne .s
Gallery formerly occupied W Van Loan
A and PennssanAa avees where he
prepared make which will boar with any
dagueneoVpes In the world He has cstnblisicd 9nmore
for making the best pictures IN nt cay ~ ms
picture win be worthy place the cabinet Of the
table. number
en with all the classical aanyenent q hight and
shadow, expression and beautiful tome Of mezzo
tint engraving. g..
NJ H. The greatest procuring correct hkenenes
children charge be made without the
perfectly satisfactory Call and examine specinaenn Post
promptly attended TO- Corner Of ~ street and Penn
syvana
a..l 1s.s Z. y
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rEIRIsTnGAs FEsTIvAL.--A Festival win be held dc
building OF vnccnt's Orphan Asylum, VI ION
2u OF this month, and 70 end on
the night ofthc LIST january Refreshments will he ovded and
useful articles will be offered cor sale BY
the ladies' Az the proceeds OF the festival win be applied % e
finishing asylum, much wanted for the accommoda
OF Charity, and the little orphans under their
charge expected that the public viii give eir attention and
patronase - Dec "
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Union INTEIIhGENCE AND 0hH Ek&AL A0kNCn
OFFICE Penn svenue south gtde between sh and lou
scetE PHILLIPS, proprietor hotels, and ndivd
by applying this once, be supplied with honest
obns seIvsns walters wallets, he Good sitaaons always
Farms, unimproved property, Ac sold and rented
furnished ununshed rented and supplied h
most reasonable terms.
Rev Geo w. Samson, Very Rev. VIM Matthew'S,
Rev J. c. smith, Rev. J. r. Eckard
Rev q. NJ Butler, Messrs. Z. O. q. v. Dyer,
4 w. W. scaton, esq. DR.. A. M Hona,
Roht p. Anderson, ESQ. WIN. n. Campbell, esq
Q. d. Cluskey, esq. n. ID. Gilman esq
Nov. 2f-eodmn
NEW Cloths, Cassimercs, and vessings.-The subscri
bsr have received entirely supply Of the abovs
IS pieces French cloths received, In black brown blue
pieces pcs cssmsrss embracing all the popular shade. o
y pieces Ss be-. r.s.sn doe - ea..%srs
IN vEsTINcs WE HAVE
Rich French csshmere in hscn different PATTERN
Plain black brown, and olive silk vcstnes
Rich figured ak vcstngs, complete assortment
hch vesunR<s suitable for evening
Together with almost every Requisite gentlemen
line, 70 which we invite their attention
Dec. s-3uf cIAcETr, NEWTON, MAY = co.
A NEW supply Of shswis, cloaks, ana s~sRs.-ssrsn
and citizens respectfully invited
Of oversamenu before purchasing We the following dcscp
tons yffg Il Ia
French coas new shapes Of new and nm
| common materials -
10 plain closks, richly trimmed
4 10 French sacks.
\ In sHAwLs we have
e Hungarian long shswis, in rich coior
100 %sdn% and o se priced S %oosn snsw
Also, rich cashmere long shawis
Dee. S-a 81 cLACETT, NEWTON, MAY CO.
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Dancing Academy.
Mr. Liable has hosor 10 announce citizens Of
W. washington and Geoeiown, that his dancing school will re-
open Tuesday, h OF Al his Pcnnsyiva
MA avenue opposite Winnrds Hotel
Days Of tuition Tuesdays, Thursdays, and ssaf
days; GsorGctown-M ondays and fndays
n e-Mf L. viii commence Georgetown on Monday, soth
Nov. 90--du
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IyIFI DOLLARS RIzWAHD.-Rsn away sub.
scrbe living Nottingham Prince George county, boys
GERRY. Ben bright muatio has under the
len eye caused BY powder wore away long blue coat and light
Perry had white
old frock and ~ ~ old
give MY boys wherever taken, either
brought home secured IN jail, that get them again
Dee 1l-dw JOHN =. SKINNER.
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TUE Hotel win be opened Tuesday the lin
sfant for tse reception Of guests l1af.f0t
The hotel has been entirely furnished with entirely new
fnl please his The viii be
entirely subcbcr and h. hopes merit con
patronage extended his afhcr te late
III III --T7 EDwARD N. FULLER,
Dec 5-d2wif Proprietor.
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had have wards
members Of the Institution t4aa @& M
Sep, 2-n t& INTEL M saa4 sta
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27
THE WORCEsTkR PIANOS.

~ Voyl Ereu;ne Mirror, Octoderl II, 1850
rccrSicR'S PIANO FORTES.-I always auords US peIu.
IoRl tsmre 10 recommend the good things OF modest
nv II worcester whose Piano Fortes are not sur
Giss ". w., Instruments manufactured 10 this eoun'
sst =. yrser has gone on quietly, until he mayit ~
w b he hrs: Piano Forte makers: his instruments 81 w
- a,r Rooms as las, he turn them our. MI W
ai' h;rr below tho broadway standard We eau eo.
rs i' r friends who wish purchase hrst rate ihstru
' reasonable terms that they cannot 10 oeuet man W
o. ~. w. have sent Mr. w many customer during
md we have heard the first word oi dissaiis-
ktis - aeans, his instruments or ms prices
p.o,. tse N,te York Commercial idrerhter.I -
.r,ins, OF which very truly yours SPEAKS Came
b"m,n throat. from OF those ~onoeru' Ieees w
r civ. orh next The melody of the voice IN love
rh I sweetest and perfectly harmonious ana inso'
ts'-s ,ba, we are accustomed TO listen TO-
''"'' nv, u, yt-e York Mirror, 25,h June, 1850
,crlIrpS pi,NOS-WS take great pleasure IN direcNng
N the Piano fores manufactured ~ MI H. Mor'
s 10 conscientiously knowing tney VIII Jus.
~ o saw IN ,heir Tney finished IRON TO
ma ,sss o rosewood aud mahogany Of great beauty and
s Commercial Advertiser of the Goth June, 1850, CO.
are and says ,on,,,a mi, ,..,ironv 10 the
- ha:y and hnish Of Mr.. worcester'r Panos we were
he other day, The evidences OF agreement between Tue
a n and our own the demand FIR Pianos OF Mr. Worces
p. having compelled him greatly 10 enlarge his manu-
Is now the largest and most complete establish
[ :. q, me kind IN America ~ =, :,
constantly supplied witha fu ano complete assortment VI
I, wortss,.rs choice instruments al factory prces
HI, nesonal attention the touch and tone Of his IN
Nv Worcester determined that they shall stand url'
" respectfully solicit examination from ssors ANA
pc w, W. m,bi;c NORRIS & BROTHER,
o. ate prinker Norris Worceser's sole Agents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27
GREAT ATTRACTIONS
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS AT COST

OUR partnership expires by limitation in the month Of February
~ 1884, and order to close our business by date we shall on
Monday 18th the sale Of entire stock Of
GOODS cash. and continue the until the mouth OF
February when the remainder then nand will DO closed public
auction, without
Of the best class Of Goods comprising every
rety STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS, usually kept All extern
sye retail establishment, together with full OF CAR
PETINGS and House Furnishing Goods.
This presents opportunity for all those In want OF good
GOODS 10 supply themselves CHRISTIAN Il LATIIROP
Dec 81 80 Main Street.
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS.
IUAyING determined Store by
III Spring my o Dress Goods hand as
ow not lower they had any where in the city,
ssting OF the styles Mouslam Menos Popn Cash
Ginghsms Caicoes &c ALSO Shawls OF every cscrp
-,
B-Every article Dry Goods line be had the low.
es nrcesa al WIN J. SWORDS,
225 Broad Street. Shockoe Hill,
Dec % Sign OF the Dry Goods Box.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27

ABORERs WANTED.-sUTToN WINSTON s1s \, ~ ,nl
L. thirty able bodied young Negro me 70 few miles
Wes Ok Lynehburs Those having such hands 70 ns eau
satisfactory prices BY applying 70 Us a. NO. % '1a
RSa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27

C1pRIsTMAS AND NEW YEARS presents;
Jun received LOT for 1851 SOME oil when are
Of most splendid engraving also other beautiful yin sooSs
;.io~s Works &c And from American Union society,"
heausul o OF Gift B,ois Sunday School Children
fAh'' 'e1N'"'' 49, CHAS WORKMAN Dcpostay.
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ag 49,

VTRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
OPEN TO RICHMOND ~
Hours of Arrival and Departure
FAVE Richmond daily at quarter paste O'Clock A. M
fash the JUNCTION. arrive in Charlottesville ~ O'CLOCK
leave Charlottesville quarter past A. M ana arrive IN nco
D,ond at o'clock, P. NJ .o,.,u s,n
Fare between Richmond and CharioHes'iiie - "a
:. Lynchburs tx
To prevent frequent stopping Of the Iran VINO
h.,wsen Turn Outs and Depots will be charged extra
Iss will be procured the Depot corner Union arc bosa
and in all passengers will be required 10 OBTAIN
nj ,hs Inherent Depon the line If they get on tne Car u1h
Ou, The Ticket should be oains Al tho nrst
n.,, ~ " Yousa Gordons. Charlotte
os'''ee Cburt House. rAk rue
plaster Ouano and other manuies 80. .ooo
per ton of 900 lbs. ;. VI % -"
Wheat, per bushe OF 6O os. 10 OF n n
owners bags, J.. "a
Corn, per bushsl OF 80 IDS, h ~ N II
owners bags, :" 20 80
Flour per barrel, ~ n 20
Tobacco, per 100 lbc., =. sS 90
Hogs and sheep, -
Bacon, butter and lard, (when % - Of
carried down)per 100 ba ~ an IS
Fish per barrel, and salt per sack, ~ n 90
Dry Goods, ~ % 20
tn nrsven, the Depot Richmond from being 90 ned up wiz.
grain and other produce to arrest the 40 sa
rs nenois If is not conssnee within SO
win be- removed by Company and ossa me OK
penss Of tho owner c,,d.n, If Tr.usporston.
pThs Transportation Of freight through 70 Rchona may us
commenced ator tho Christmas HolSdsys Due nouse s ~
p.csubss 20, 1880 Superintendent Of Trsnsp0uaa0a'