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FORTY DOLLARS REWARD.

DANAWAY from w. a.. +. Pits, mHnnger tor IN" 'u''
~ .criber his Malvern Hills farm. n"HrlhinrE nv'f.
n the |, wer end OF lienriCo county Two s'rfn!s oh'
who left about the Is, October las. named JIM rh'f
SLIM black with skin rough and eyes reddcr than usnn
He har relations DR. J VI Gar.'u- i'll llenrco wn"r'
shout - years old.
Tnr oh.ri is called TARLTOS amulRItc. about TIE ssnr
ag. we'll proportioncd and the u2ua! hc:sIt i '
nbou the aSh of ns, ni0n;Eas wife al Mr.. Roy bouf
warc'. in King and Queen though IL ichred ne hhS
have rndcnvorcd TO make his escape 10 aiTce state .
These belong TO the sub'cI:her VINO i.Tts III
Hing mud Queen For the apprehension snd safe delivery
either cf he myself my oTersccr r ll'ts'
will pay $50 reward, il both S4J or si1 encn put III
hcLmond Hcnrico county jail Informing '"os''ipsi
oyrser of me same SO tha, each or both BE- certainly
cured. h r INV,
Nov s-r,f Ncytnwn Hing & Queen county.
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LAND FOR SALE.

WYE offer for for sale FARM containing 35T acres, in
w the county OF Orange lying on the Orange and Alex
anrn Railroad within mile VI Rapid Ann stn'ion nni
in about hall mile OF Wil!iss mill About 80 ucres is
cleared the residue in woods oil which good portion i,
Locu-, very valuable for fencing There is the fnrm
small new comfortable dwelling of four roous-the
buildings arc ordinary. For terms, &c, apply 20
RCFFiS s. AUGUST
General Agents for the sal" and purchase Oi Lands
Aus. il-cwu No. l.S Main ST, Richmond Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05

Mr. J. D. Is. Del,ow has issued n prospectus Of the
United States Times, n weekly newspaper TO be pub
lished in Washington city. 1t is 10 be composed o:
literary, educational, industrial and Miscellaneous
matters, besides digest Of the curront news of the
day and extracts from his Review.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05

Congress will assemble at the Capitol in Washing
ton, to-day. AS delay will take place in the organ
izaon of the two Houses it is expected that the Pre-
sidont's Message will be sont in to-day. If it should
be- we expect to lay it before READERS Tomorrow.
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FLYIN(: CLOUD.
EMAVlSG no desire 10 own, either race -
II Il horse or Stallion, toFer for sale this beau. BI>

HUAVlNG no desire own, either raco a
HI horsc or Stallion Iotfer for sale this beau. TC1>
,ilul young horse, yenrs old last May. Heis ~
Of ordinary size, OF great power for his di' -A-I
mansions Of the richest dirk chesnut color, without
white hair aud Of elegant notion. He H. among the
rpcug community, well known 10 bca colt oil the highest
order Of speed shall call him oronSh6red as that
applied every scrub got by either MI import
I'd horse the of an imported hore, in any man
nearly allied any horse of distinction simple de-
tl Of his pedigree will be sufficient sa,sfy oil persons In
formed such subjects that he s in point Of purity and
excellence OF blood not inferior to any horse living
bred him for the beet and consider him nothing ess.
ka Che prize marc OF lS53) By Prian; his graudnn, by
Sir Alfred his srandam by Sir Harry: his s. gr"nd"n
sr % WssT by
Buzzard: his g. grandam uncnlnunka by High Fly
err (thc dam OF many capital raser-) his & srnn
Reguus, (hc dam oilany capital rscers3 gg.g
grandnn by Bsrtet.'o Childcrs, loneywoodo Aruti"n
dam of the Two Blues.
Rc.ulus was got by the Godophin Arabian Squirrel
was cot by Traveller High Flyer 20, by King erod
Poisoos was got by OKcllcyS Eclipse Buzzard wnt got
by Woodp-cker out OF Curiosity (hy snspl dam oi ran
tsoou For which general stud Book, pages SO, o
The dan, of Flying Cloud bred by myself; his gran
dam was purchased of Messrs. HaXall and Bar&stale
from whom received the above pedigree than winch
none could be authentic. Should this colt be not
sold he will be put into training for the next spring ter
or asy consent TO farm him rs salon 10. tne ensuing
scasou 10 some gentleman acquainted WIN hc manage
OF horse. and in pecuniIy pont OF view entirely
responsible; others need not make application or him
nave also tor sale. q most promising u"1 ny.
Old 10y Chde Harold out Of the SAME dam WIN ne con-
ro~hatan, Nov 2a-cw3w ABNEh ChChr'
ing and Examiner will please copy.
DORrABI.E STEAM ENGlNE AND SAW
= MILL FOR sALE-Being determined to remove
Soa;h Offer for sale No l. twenty horse power steam
Engine at avery reduced price
Ihe MIL has been worked only about six months. just long
enough TO prove It's excellence aud is warranted be as
achne as be purchased any thing ike
=, Apply early TO DANDRlDGE & HART, Richmond or
IHos. H. ANDERSON, Jr., Ru,her Glen p Office, Caro-.
line couny,Vs sopt e6-ea
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WAS committed the nil of this county. the st
w Of October, 1854, dark yellow man. He says hs
name is JM aud he is the property Of the window Cler
Of Louisa county JIM il feet inches high, small scnr
his and his forehead, also his wrist
and looks to be 25 or 30 years old.
The is requested forword prove proper
IT, pny expenses and take him away. he will he dru
with NJ the law directs. PETER IRiCK .Jrilur
Nov +-cwt:w OF Rockingham County.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05

yrSi ,,.c,;,.r ri, - ,r al. rle i.ru, on which he
,,. ,.r:. j., Tni,cr,Ir,v rou,niniu, 80 nrre. of
- ~ ,yIb .c,) liz; i, rho L.snr h,,o,I aud th. b..
Ia. mi = ula,I ,Sn,rur Tnrr.. mr.. on inc ,l,cc 60
c.e. Vel a., n ,,cLv i.r!c;: 100 scres of cleared
,si ., ,c bo,or and nfr, o5 o- 90 on iii. uplnrd-
,s,, -T,.e. nj ,rr. W,r,t have bc.n seeded on the
,,i ,,. I'll Tho irrrSv.n,nn,. besides con.is, OF a
!,.u. J,v.c w.prn-rb.rI.i and psintrt containing
,y ro7I, L--. .trrla corn crib cattle sheds negro
E, In. ~ rr I.,.r ar cis,crn all curpnrativcly new
t., -,..al o., i ,,s,, and there sr, also upon the
~ s-rr, .rl go h,r. Of which -x urc IN the bottom
Am. c-.iri # well .,"cct and thrifty apple peach
r.4r oq,ro and n,'nr trco. /. noy Growing on the i-n
a,., %, ,v II are borirc There are ..o upo., tho place
.,-5r nj nCycrtuGny ,.n.r nrd we'll in the
bottom. No.. So; ,yi.I ,rs,n- irn,r the Missouri
."g
Til. r r;c. sbo,, six ~ 10, no-,h w,s of Jcf.
E,.or 49,, ,,l x..,j o , .,,i n ,ha Nso,r; river
a.. =. ,:,t; " .,,. i,T,,'ir.j ynrJ. ,f ,Lc
.;s-, NJ 49,, rct~ T, p,J ,tms s.d,, ro.,rsnt and
r.r ,,. " =, . " .,. " ., | :, , r i;,n?? o ;,%sr nf
.sx. ,,. ,'. ~ NV .t T. VI :',i' t t I ii,;"
pc r., """", - ,,,I ,oi i'' a,, n,- ,e,. The
nj. CO.. 80, 49,, - ,, So So, az ~, 80 bn., ,crh.
,,gh O, Colo cn,,y a"a nm en-, Corner q, m. ln5I
ao ai NIL" G!s,sa: from the dwclhn, Eorsc VIII be
aoy,c Inns s.,, ~. so,s ns cb,nn and nrccsSe
el.,.,rn ' - r
la.jsr,n h,,b oac,. s ,,,, ,dvo,,,rcs "a tho mr.
.s,.., ,,,t =, -, " - - ~ - IS , Is.. -, - r.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05
ylITiBLE FARMS FOR SALE.
T,HEMARLELAND FOR SALE.

- Tor splc IA beautiful Farm. III IN. county OF
w ,Hcuiurlr lying The Eastern slope o' inc s0uI"
- N,.r.,,r G;s,hi: from Kcowick une Virginia Zen,
Nc. =: ,J ncr,N on. rls.--!ron the contemplated
u ,., ~. n. Orange and Aexnndrs Rail Rond ono
& , fon The Rvnnn. !lor.c boat 'npr1SemS,r,; i9It
@.t; @..';t M cXT.yH;RD ACRES. 10 "f which are
. u rarIo.ci. and in high STATE o. Improve;
, ' M ,r;ni;r in woods The buildings are ,sn all
new ac dwellings, 0! hi'k two s'oses rr''a sn
' .i n Gc W very Iyr The location unsurpassed
g. sa ,sr:,y o. scenery. ir health and tor re-.
an.d and good society To ""S wishing seS.,hy ;,
'' .. Ion.' ride Of Richmond ., Washington II Il
,'cr -: i prc:,rrci 30 ncr'' or more All oinns
r.n b.. i., Il: irp:ic". E,cr-nce may oc h"" 70 .'
,.. liar, .; Nbc.rurlc kcswick Depot; or 10 Messrs
: I; R,.;r AMI John Jones q; Richmond but persons
,o ,co,,,,ci IN cx.ii. tor themselves. = a. HAhi.
yy .t..c. i K.-wIck Depot, Al5emsrlc. virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05

yEynE subscriber offers for lc Two tracts oi land III
the coumy o Halifax. immediately on the i!ne OF te
rs,,d and uR,I!e EUA Road. and about three miles
;r S,,un.un River Thee lands lie Clover mud Black
ws,Am Crcck- t.d situated i'll good nciSborhood
AL a-ahy portion Of the county. One Tract contains
o." srrr.aoL; 100 acres open land, with good clay
,,gen aud wella,ap;ci 10 tic growth OF corn, wheat
Az, chncro TA"rc no improvements, except all over
,es-. house ;Hb;us and tobacco burns.
Tie Other ,ruc called 'Lockctts contains StI. hcrer-
l acres clcsre and the balance heavily timbered with
OK and p:nc There IS dwelling house on this tract,
u ::c ;t>u ouhas"s The Two tracts a'oln cncn oier
@ rr cultivated this year as quarter pai.a.!oa nut
p, .o separately tc:c;cr 20 suit purcAascrs Fui!
p,..cfsin,. viii ~ given on lst December next.
BO rracs m around Clover Snt!ou nn important cepot
,o the l. { pauyi;lc K Road. The run daily from
chnord 10 this depot, Should the purchaser wish 70 en-
gage in furnishing wood 20 tic rail road he could doubtless
n,aie contract with the company.
Any ir:.r: description drcn.ed unnecessary. The
.5scrbrr r.dos miles from The id land, and viii
;-srr. in showing the estate any ge.,l,nnn wishing &c
-,rr.!nsc T. +. GARRETT
sfn,ion E,lf,x r,y-Sppt l1-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, the ith !ns' my
HI tin;nrroom servant WILLIAM. He Is slender made
(a; for his sre about seventeen years old light brown
niuatto quick in his speaking hnd ncoit lle h"' .n
when ne left black cloth coat plaid pantaoos ana coih
cay (uc he may be preparing North or 20 NorCs
or Old Point, where raised and lived ast year With
Col. De Rusty, at Old Point CoEior. wi give - II
rnnrch-nird in the vicinity OF Richmond, SJO II nut OF IT,
or 500 GU, Of the State delivered With any nece'
so-r cxncusc ro Get him here WM GRAY,
Soy ii-Srlt1f Richmond,
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TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITtHIE. PRYOR 4 DUSNAVAST.
WIN. + RlTCHlE & ROGER 4. PRYOR, EDITORS.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 1. 1874.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05

DrvipEyp.-The Mechanics Bank of Baltimore
he's declared dividend Of six per cent. Tor the last Sly
months.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05

No, three hours, but '1Hr'r of an h7m served
10 lav al thcsc gallant fci,ws low, and every on"
would have been III hadt not been for the heavy
the track of the devoted "li-ht." They, with the
brave stand made by tn Scotch lli-hiand"rS, and
some assistance given h III" Frenc'. ccrianl" re-
deemed ia" day After lie action, il va. r's"Iv"'. 10y
:l,c allie. To- abandon tho POSITION at Rglak!Gvn ana
70 retire ~ the hills overlooking the town, IN which
case hr depot would hH-cb""n rstabl he'd AZ ArT".T
Bay ~ Chc:son Bu. uiIc,.- 20 III" eth state that il
I'm: been rc.dcciird +" r:,in Balak!a"a
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05

BALTIMORE, DEC. 3.-Yesterdny afternoon
Wheat was heavy, without any change in prices
Soles Of Howard Street Flour at Ss.l", and City Mills
O. -
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GEORGE T. SWAMI.

ATTORNEY At LAW AND OSOLICTIOKIN CIIhNCEKl
JACKSON. Mss.
I0RACTICEa Law in the several State aad Federal
Courts held ~ Jackson aud in the Circuit and lronc
Courts of Kinds and the n-,-borr- casern counties lie
will also attend the payment OF and redemption Of
forfeited lnnds nj the Auditors Office
Refers 70 Stephen r. Egs!o;on, Esq; Henry irving.
ESQ: Samuel Marx, E-G, Cashi"r Bank OF Virginia;
Mpssrs Harris G. Gibson III, hmund w Nov. lG-cly
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GEO. HTST0N, ATTORNEY ar law, NOR

GANFIkID, Nj.
ESIDIN in the midst of the lands apart by Vir-
II na to tho Officers and soldiers Of the Continental
Line and from long experience the land tlcs and lind
law Of Kentucky able give information in relation
TO any surveys the said military district Many valuable
binds vet this district belonging 10 the heirs OF
The Ps.nccs and can yet be identified and recovered
MANY that are held under Kentucky Lnnd Once Warrants,
cnn be recovered the military grant nearly invariably
proving superior from the difficulty Of avoiding the savings
10 ininntr married women, &c Nov S-cw3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05
ROYAL PARRISH.

"o,,r ana Commission Merchant. Richmond, Ia
NJ ~ connection with tlc Commission Bu,ines. womij
~ sars 20 invite is friends the public generally 70
o. n,m en. Assuring ;hcm h" will sell as low for cash
H. 'u" s"s'oiictS, as any other house In the city.
@rr' ,I between the Bridge und Cary street.
continues 10 pay personal attention to sales of coun
S.ESauCe. Oct ll--tllmc2m
NUrlCE TO STOCkIOI.DERS IN THE
b. .HT"AMoAD AND iORk RIVER RAIL ROAD CO.
Il OF 'hc President aud Directors requsitop of
tr, DOLLARS per share is made upon the stock Of the
ho,b. payable into the Bank of Virginia at Richmond
o'" the hrs, day OF January 1865
Cu,,,, A. w MORTON, Treasurer
pshys Office, Richmond, Oct "a, IS5I-cwtlst Jam
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05

NOTICE is hereby given that at District Court held
for the Fourth Judicial District, nt the Courthouse,
in the town Of Fredericksburg Monday the 18th day
of June 1854 it ordered that the period for holding
the Terms Of the District Court for the Third Judicial Dis
,rct nt Williamsburg shall hereafter be OH the seventh
day OF December instead Of the time now prescribed by
law and that the next Term OF the :d Court shall be held
OH tho seventh day Of December, 1854.
Til o. CoGBILL, D. C
So, WILLIAMSBURG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05

Nrw YoRK, Dec. 3-The steamer Star OF the
West, with California date. to inc ';n @ Ho'e'nGe "'
rived last evening. She brings WV III specie
NEW YORK, DEC. 3.-Flour has declined J. ~
cents per barrel. Sales Of Southern Flour III 90,
SSr Wheat tre lower; sales Yesterday oi Soa'h-
c-r white at 81. Corn is also lower.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05

VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
GLORIOES Result.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05

a New EolroR.-Mr W. A. Cave lat Of Pac:
county, Va, has gone into the editorial chair OF tic
Valley Democrat, publshod at HarrisonburS Rock.
ingham county. Mr. c., it is stated, is VOL scoa 10!
the duties OF Editor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05
RANK Or THE THE VALLEY II E!HG.h~.'

To His Exseliency, JosErH JoHssoS GG'eiho: .:
DEAN sIa: enclose statements showing t"e o.,
of ,h;. Bank On tie lr day Of OroncE' !es' e'- - -
n October 1854 Very respectfully
Vi '~''' ~ Your Ohcd.ent ser"un',
H NJ BRENT, CleL.':.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05

a VIRaIsIAs.-It may not be generally know.
thu, ,irs. Baker recently acquitted in St. LoHs of:
murder of Hoffman, who had ,sndered her 4 VIZ
ginian. She raised in MorSantown, NoaorCu..a
county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05

1SsTALLArIoy.-The Rev. T. V. Moore, Of R.ch.
mond, otciated on Monday last Mt the iustaaion {!
tho Rev. Edward Martin, as Minister OF the P.ei2y
tcran church at Sottoway Court House. The oew, !!
installed minister is n OF Mr.. J. Is. Marin, a':.:.
Of Richmond and il young man Of prom.s!:.S !a:c.
lect.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05

THOMPSON NAcaUIrrED.-Yesterday's Western maj!
brought intelligence Of the aoquittal Of Dr.. Tton'r
SON. who has been trial for days past, in TIC
Circuit Court Of Allegheny county, for the murds! G;
Miss Pharr. The Jury, We learn, came 10 en ar:ce.
ment after an hours consultation The result vii. eye
ute general surprise with thosc who have read the :es'
timony at points distant from tho trial.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05

FARMvILLE AND THE SouTH-SIDE RAIL Eo.2.-
The last Farnville Journal contains cG rnde -. =
the request Of many citizens Of Fannvie," 70: {
meeting Of tho people of Farmvile. at the Tor
Hail. the 9th December, To take into ConsiIra:l3a
the high tolls charged upon produco on tina: .oec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05

ScDnEs DEArH.-Capt. VIA. II. CahaoaF, T. l..'.'
ly esteemed resident Of Halifax county, did aolu"-
Iy of apopeIy at his residence near South !'.'.7,
on Monday last. The day previous ha t"-A.''.
church, with his family, in his urua hruts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05

FISE HoGs.-Mr. J. n. KEMP Of Frederick co.,
", Va, slaughtered few days ago two nogs, eia1.
teen months old, that weighed :ocotbo: 99J lcS-=<
says the Winchester Eireinian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05

FAueriEH LASp.-Thc "Waslngton F.riN.' Case
Mr. Days near Warrcnton, W., WA cold 90 W..
ncsday last, by Edward NJ. Spilc!aH, C9nlr.s.o.!t'
ior $43 acre. The purohassr ID Mr. c. Il. Esvlc.
uer of Lol,,louu county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05

GANE.-Thc Alexandria Gazette states tha: ~
ducks very numerous in TIE creeks ruouHS Z. {
the Potomac and Chesspeake Bay, and are sLlv-! q.
ready III great numbers.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-30
GAZE oF pAvENr-RiGHrs FOR THE

~ use OF Seely's Patent Lime and Cement
kdn.-Thu pra,tcabiIity and utility of the above
invention, for the speedy and economical manu-.
factnfr q, the hesl and ruresi line and cement.
having been fully demon ,ra,cd by the working
oil The kiln. erer,ed ny the undersigned. upon hi
patent. III the city OF Washington. he now oifers
10 the public generally opportunity 10 purchas.
the patrnt.rghts for the several State, of m.
Union. Rights for counties will be sold .eparst..
ly il desired. The kiln is capable OF burning more
lime than any hree kiins in the country combined
The average product OF the QUE built in Washing
ton j, one hundred and ninety barrels Of lin. per
day. with umpiion OF only tive cords Of wood
as fuel A Cement kiln built upon this principle.
will burn between two hundred and fifty aud two
hundred and ninety barrels Of cement per day
For The manufacture Of lime i is capable Of cal
ching either of The various kinds oflimesone OF
oyster shells.
Persons desiring 10 purchese rights may confc,
with Mr.. Samuel l.. Harris, Washington. ID. c.
address him IL box $50 oi the post office in sale
city. he being fully authorized by me. 10 IN,
agent in said matter SAMUEL J. SEELY.
WASHINGTON, b. c., February 22, 1854.
Feb 22--lm
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-30
gSoks, Stati0nsru, &f.
THE NEW YORK MUSICAL REVIEW
and Ihnrai Adyncata-Is The ..h..anast nj

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IL and Choral Adv0cate-Is the cheapest and
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Dee 16St


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titled the Old Ivy Grove, and II. G. Watson an
illustrated story called the Two Edged knte-a
graphic picture Of early life in Old Kentucky. To
these will be added original contributions and Sc
lections from Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz, Clara
Cla.rville, Lille Lilberne, Mrs. Stowe, Grace Green
Of the day, graphic editorials, full reports OF the
provision, money, and stock markets, letters from
travellers at home and abroad ETC., etc.
Terms--One copy one year So; two.copies one
year 50; four copies one year SIS; nine copies one
year, and one 10 the getter up of the club, $l0 !;
twenty copies one year and one to the getter up
of the club, $40. ." ....
Address A. SCOTT, Publisher,
No III Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-30
Oct. 9-6m.
NEW GOODS! bargains for CAsH,


IN EXTRA ORDINARY ATTRAC1I -
Free Exhibition Of the most splendid as. eni
i fall patterns, atthe Mstropoiuan Paper ctag
mi Uyholsir,y Harmooms, No. 5, w, ngton
Place. eas, side OF 7h street, S doors sor,th OF
treet. would most respectfully inform the citi-
.ns OF ashngton. Georgetown. and vicinity,
hal have jus, received from the manufacturers a
pendid assortment of Paper ianeings, Of the
,ches, designs aud best fnsh. embracing all va.
,,rties and kinds-viz: Gold. Silver Velvet, Satin.
nd Ungazed Papers al all prices from 10 cents
, So 81 cents per piece Borders Of the richest
.alterns. ranging in price from l2l cent. TO 81 50
nr nine yards. Window Shades from 37l cents
81, and upwards. according 10 quality.
Paper hung by the best work men. All work
arrantrd 10 give satisfaction. Designs for halls
nd v--Iibul-- are kept exhibition. Stalnary
nd ornamental work done in artistic manner.
hurrh-- and halls papered and decorated after
ne Partisan and New York styles. y.
Upholstery work done in the best manner, and
i short notice. by Skilful workmen.
Particular attention is caledto my IS cent Satin
Papers. My assortment is unrivalled by any other
u this city. No trouble 10 show goods. A call is
respeclfnlly solicited Doors open till 9 o'clock in
ne evening. JOSEPH 1. 4. PLANT. I.
Sep 24-3mpod tm) ....