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T. /. GALLEHER.
OF LoUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA,

OF LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
TEACHER OF VOCAL AND PIANO MUSIC,
My Whose education was completed
XAUAY at the New York Normal Musical Insti-
0Se7k tute, offers his professional services to the
q citizens of Richmond. His Office is at the
Powhatsn House.
KEyEsENcEswkey =. " Moore; d. Pastor 10.
Sd Baptist Church; Rev. Joseph Davis. D. D., Pastor
Centenary Church; Rev. L. NJ Lee, D d Editor of
Christian Advocate; Rev. Shelton Hays d. D., r. E.
Richmond District Rev. Mr. Read, D. d, Pastor
United Presbyterian Church; o. p. Baldwin, Esq,
Editor Dispatch; J. p. Ballard, Esq Exchange H0-
doun county; Rev. A. Fl. H Boyd, D. D., Pastor OF
Presbyterian Church. Winchester, Va; Rev. Bernard
Va; Senator r. 1T. White, Loudoun county, Va.
no 28-lmr
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NyHE LIFE OF p. T. BAkNUM, writ
i ten By himself; In which he narrases bis early
hisforv CLARK archant and editor. and his later

u ten BY himself; in which he narrases ne eariy
history, a. clerk merchant and editor, and his later
career 90 . Snowman.
Mr.. Bsrnum's unparalleled tact and talent AZ q
business man, the grand and liberal scale on which
his prominent enterprises have been conducted, to-
gsther with happy temperament which can both
1--WE and take bit Of humor, has inside his name q
world known household word!
Adopting nothing extenuate ~ his motto, he pre-.
SCENTS the authentic htstory Of Joice Heth the FEE
lee Mermaid the 'Woolly Horse,' the Herd of Buf-
faioes,' and other Snowman incidents. generally
denounced az .Humbues' while larger space Is devo-
ted to his connection with General Tom Thumb and
the triumphal musical campaign of Jenny Lind. In.
cidents OF travel and interviews with the crowned
hssds and nobility of the Old World, and sketches
and anecdotes in our lsnd the entire history Of the
engagement Of the Swedish Nigh.inesle. and the
exact receipts of each Concerts the purchase and
management of the American Museum; life before
and behind the the Travelling Circus OF ear
lier times and its adventures; the Travelling Mena-
eere, of later date Agricultural Experiments; Ex-
perience in Banking; Rules for Business and making
Fortune; and innumersble additional enterprises,
afford the author indefinite range of subject, and
he will abundantly prove BY his pen that he 10 some
thing more than Snowman.
One volume 12mo with portrait and illustrations
JAMES WOODHOUSE.
de ii 1873 Main 1t.
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uAI-RoADD. 90.


GREAT NORTHERN NAIL ROUTE
&U s. = Z
NEW AN0 COMEORTABLE sCHEDuLES.
Tpiee Daily Jrum Rckmead 10 Nete fsve. vita ivass
Waskissies, Batsfners. asd' PAiiadslpAis Jvss u
IN AND AFTER THE l5rn OF AU-
NJ GUST, the follswine. quick and comfortable
schedules Win be the inland routs bstwssn
Richmond and New York
Leave Richmond daily ct 81 o'clock, A. n !, and u
O'Clock, r. NJ; srrivs inN York daily u 4. n. and
n. 70 w.'ss.asssa, /, 4 sl. !. s ~
. e esli.%Ss; Il l:s Sc Sc
Between Philadelphis and New York tive times
daily) ct % and 8 for each first class psssengsrs
aud u 50 and q for "a class do.
For through tickets to Washington, Baltimore, or
Philadelphia OF othsrinformation apply 1t the isk
ct Office.
Bssides the through and direct connection named
above With the Main Northern Route, through tick
eta direct can be obtained at the Depot of the Balt.
more and Ohio Railroad Company, In Washington, for
Wheeling. viathe Relay House. ct % 50.
p. S.-The night train will not stop TO take mp or
put down passenger. except At the following sta.
Chestsrfsld, Pole Cat. Milford. Glinss's Frsdsr.
fcksburg and Brooke's.
Its deemed proper in addition. to state for the In
formation of passeneers that four daily lines ere In
operation between Washington and Baltimore, By
means Of which the traveller, who. through business
always in ispower to proceed at convenient hour
directly ON his journey to any port North Of that
ploce. D. RUTH,
oc5 Agent of Transportation,
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DARNun,s AUT0BIQ0RAPHY, e a.

nAnNI1n,s AUTOBIOGRAPHY, 10 3D.
Il ...sss = ~ EXCHANGE n0OKoTQ1E.
THE LIFE or 3. nAnMun, ase Msls ass
~ a. Iiisstrssions i2nos cloth, Oh.
THE LANDS OF THk bAkACENs Or rictsres
49,; tsz|sILi fs.'', H'sf,- 2, H.'s r''sss''A
LOVE IN IDLENE61; . Hsanf!ful Story. &c
~. 1UTHEkfoRD's cHILpREN Vols. l
aed 2, &c per VOL
WHAT NOT By Mn. Mary A. Denison Bssa.
H2ARTs EASE Or The Brothers wife. b the
Author Of the /" Heir Of Rsdclyns." volss paper,
: a i.SsI q 81 or wAsHINGroN. By Schroeder
LIFE IN TIE cLEARINGs BY Nm. Noodle.
IS cts.
Send your orders to GEO. d. WEST,
Exch age Bookstore, next door TO Post Once
To- de list
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD

- A., N0 OIL MoaDta'
Dec. 4th. 1854. the Freight Trains win RIM as fol-
lows, un til far, her notice
To Hatoka, Keysville: Roanoke and Glover, daily.
To Msttosx, Amelia C II Meherren and brakes
Branch. every Monday. Wednesday and Saturday
To Coalfield, Powhatan, Chula, Wyanoke and Mas
singford, every Tuesday and Friday.
T. Tomahawk, Jennings' Ordinary every Wednes-
day.
Goods must be delivered by O'Clock the day pre-
vous to the departure of the trains for those points
Merchants will please mark the name of Station,
and 'sSou1 Side Railroad" en- every article intend
ed for that road.
In compliance with . request of the SupeTinten'
dent Transportation South-Side Road ali goods 10.
tended for that road, will hereafter be forwarded
daily to the Junction.
will collect all through freights, but the RICHMOND
AND DAEyILLE Company will be responsible for no
loss or delay beyond the Junction.
Powder received every Monday, as heretofore:
Nothing but Specie or Virginia Currency will be
taken in payment of freghts; and it is mPoss bic ol
the Agent to meet his gements with the Treasu
rer of the Company, unless merchants pay theii
freights promptly. THOS. f. SIMS,
del Up Freight Agent b. l. d. r. r.
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AND FOX HALE.-Tho subscribers
- oder for sale small farm In the county OF Han
IA o. l59 aSres Of land. in mile anda half Of
cvs TCsnan Railroad Depot and In one mile Of Han.
nan tS ~ The md farm Iies immediately
~ amunkey river. with about 50 acres Of ces.
snS "a IL about IS ssres OF very fertile fiat
general good soil and the bsspce ~ ~ snsI tn
e ,sn@s .,sa GOO deal - white oek and al tim.
ss..n 3 .a sna the main road leading from
leading from King William to HieSmond. vith :
isrfs ssd eonmodious dwelling house, IitcSen - -.
pie said iend caefs many indueemerts srcS a.
meIchant mechanic, doctor, lawyer 81 Sssm;,.
further particulars deemed unnscssssrv = a..
wiehinG 70 purchase will see Tor themssives n.
lard. 49, 1os
The shove land WIN 3 offered for ssls pubsly on
tne lrenisos, on FRIDAY the 18th, Dec 1854, Il
y nos sne next sir Day thereafter. bat prefer.
4; 9. LRwIs W. rALIAyERso.
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|lszNnWh FOR sCOTTSVILLE

Boat FARMER, Capt. GEO. W. Musrorn. II S.v.
Ing been completed, win commence runuine rem.
larry bstween thi. city and sCOTTsvILLE today
leaving kichmond every Monday. Wednesday and
let O'Clock 7. u. Returning, she win leave SCOTS
VILE every Taesday. Thuisdsy and Saturday It I
o'clock A. ~, and pass New Canton ct 81 4. Il; Co.
iumbia III A; n; Pemberton. II r. II Jefferson, s
Z. u Cedar Point, 2. N Beaver Dam, r. II;
Dover Mill. 81 z. II; nsaskia. IT r. n; CottrslPi
Bridge, e4i and arriving in Richmond By l0l r. nj.
PassenGsn By this Boat win Be allowed 70 remain
on board 81 night u they prefer doing 90.
The fLOuGaBOY having just been repaired, viii
leaving Richmond every Tussdsy, Thursisy nd 81.
tuFday 81 o'clock 4. ~. and arrive ct New Canton
~ o O'Clock Z: -. Returning, she Win ieavs New
o'clock 4, y, snd "a. Columbia 81 a. Il Penn
bsrton, io3 A. n; jefferson. u - Cedar Point 2.
HI Beaver Dam. Z - Dover Nills 2. ~; M
A!sh@ead b eR. y. CROUtH I HooPEa. :
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COURTEOUS GENTLEMAN "A tradesman, living
In the Rue St Honore, possesses young and pref.
~ wife, who 10 passionately fond of the theatre.
but being continually occupied In business b rarely
for the Porte St. Martin, and telling him that had
been given to her, asked him to accompany her
He promised, but when evening came, was unable
to GO. The wife, who was zen grande toilette. ;,
was furious at her disappointment; but. deter
mined not to be banked. che made her servant
accompany her. On leaving the theatre, she was
followed by two young men, who were very nso-
lent. To escape them, she called a cab that was
passing, but the coachman made sign that he had
some one In the vehicle. She was turning away.
when the cab stopped, and an elegantly dressed
young man jumped fromit.
~ see, ladies'" he said with low bow "tbat
you are annoyed by two insolent fellows Deien
TO accept this cab-I will seek for another
The tradeswoman accepted with thanks and the
gentleman handed her and her servant In with the
greatest polteness. She gave her address to the
cabman, and the vehicle drove of. Arrived near
her own residence, she stopped and asked what
there was to pay.
':21t IS I" cried the cabman.
'Whatf-2lf" cried the tradeswomau In asto O.
shment. "Why, you have only come from th 9
the way!n
"Do not tale nonsense" said the cabman rudely,
u have been driving the gentleman about since
morning. But where l. her Disappeared /"
On discovering that his fare had really disau.
peaxed. the man thought the women were in COM
very insolent. The poor tradeswoman had not
money enough to satisfy his demand, and he rave
her and her companion into custody They had
70 pass the whole night In the guard house de h
Lingerie, and were not released until the next
morning: when the brakeman claimed them. and
Unidentified the coachman The tradeswoman
Vows that she VIII never go the plav aaaia vithout
ner husoand.-GatSnani Messenger
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NOTICE.-The Transfer Books of this
~ Office viii be closed and after the 18th mat.
until after the lst Of January next.
WIN. Z. JACKSON, Cd Auditor
Second Auditors Office Dec. 7--eodfl6D
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD

~ saI
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
VARS STARTING FROM BROAD
~ STREET-HEANY RAIL ALL THE WAY TIC
ORDONSVILLE.-The road is now entirely relaid
with a superior T Rail, as far SO Gordonsville.
The cars during the winter will start from the old
station on Broad street, at 7.15 A. M.
Leave Richmond, at 7.15 A. M; leave Gordonsville
ct IL 0OA M; leave Charlottesville, at IL 25 P NJ
arrive at Stauntop, at 1926 P. NJ.
RETURNING.
Leave Staunton, at 6 40 A. M; leave Charlottes
vile, at 945 A. NJ; leave Gordonsvle, at IL 90 A.
arrive at Richmond, $50 P. M.
Passengers for Lexineton go through in one day.
FARES.
Richmond to Lexington. .......".........$7 90
SIauntOn... B On
Charlottesville. so
Gordonsville. ................. 60
Both trains arrive at Gordonsville in ampleltime te
take the train of the Orange and Aexandra Railroad
for Alexandra and Washington.
Persons ,cho ledre Richmond, Ills Il NJ can tax.
the Orange and alexandria cars at GordonsriNe i
chaose to do and by that train ,cW reach Aler
andria by $40 p M but this Company ticket them
only to GordonsriHe
II. D. WHITCOMB. Superintendent.
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THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS OF
l. WINTER CLOTHING AT COST FOR CASH.
Intending TO make change in my business / will
from this day offer my entire stock Of II ADY
MADE CLOTHING at cost for cash. My stock be-
ing large aud the greater portion purchased within
the last 60 days. opportunity il offered to
those who have not laid in their Winter supply.
respectfully invite call from the citizens and vis
tors generally, with the assurance that what
say. HENRY SHAFER,
DEF Corner of Main and 18th SITS
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD.

9ssssIiszs: sE b s;5
OPEN TO MOONS FERRY ROAD-1OO MILES.
THE regular Passenger Train will run
y daily tSundays excepted between RICH
Leave RICHMOND at z clock, A. M, and arrive
at MOONS FERRY ROAD IL 20 M.
Leave MOONS FERRY ROAD at IL Is A. M,
and arrive at RICHMOND at ASP. NJ
The Train will stop f." passenger the following
points only: Robiou's Coal.feld, Tomahawk, Pow.
hstan. Msttoux Chula, Amelia G: A., Wysnoke,
jennings Ordinary, Haytokah, Liberty Church,
Roanoke, Clover, and Moons Ferry Road
Children over 10 and under Is years of age, half
price.
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnish
ed with two passes. SO that one be retained in
the offices and must be expressly stated on the pass
that they are permitted to 60 on the cars.
Side Railroad at Haytokah
Through to Lynchburg 81 so
Passengers for Clarksville meet Messrs. Moss l.
Saturdays. ~
Through to Clarksville. $500
&. =. HUGHSON, Ticket Agent.
N b:-For the information of the public it IL
deemed proper 70 state that there are Two Daily
Danviile. Toe III y 'Ae r Fl "
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
CHANGE OF HOUR.
AZ STEAMBOAT CITRTTC

OICAmDOAI OUhII0
= PECK-P SAGE TO PORTS
MOUTH AND NORFOLK.-The steamboat CUR
IT'S PECK, Capt JOHN DAVIS, having undergone a
complete overhaung, has resumed her regular
on the river between this and the above places
day and Saturday, mornings at 81 O'Clock precisely
touching at all the regular landings going and
ing.
Passage to Portsmouth and Norfolk. 90
Meals SOC. each.
oc 80 r. O. HASKINS
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r. BBL6. BUTTER--l box Roll do; Ia
s.s = ''1@''.''%si i IL =; z |. rowrss.
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CO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.-Th

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. Tho
~ subscribers having associated thsmselyss t.
gethcr, under the firm Of TURPIN, ROPER
MURRAY, will continue to carry on the uNDEH
TAKING BUSINESS, In all its Department., ct 10
old stand Of Roper 4 Murray, Governor q.
They will give their personal attention 70 ell Or
ders sent to them, and will fnrnish q the shorsA
notice, any thing In their line Of budnsss.
They will keep constantly On hand general y
sortment Of cOffINS, from the neat plne. 20 the
most elegant mahogany.
Having the sole sseney, II this city, for the sss q
Fisk 3 haymond's METALLIC BURIAL CASEA
ofths esrcophagss sither 81 kke plsin styls, xiif
ont the drspeEy, e ssch g thee t;rnisAsl ior C
cloth drspsry and silver trlmninrs.
Several HEAk9Eo. With esntls horses ana care
JOIN zuHRlH
nh - dhets WILLIAM uURnAY..
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STRAY STEER.--Strayei
STRAYED from nv res

YORK RIVER RAILROAD COMPLY
RICHMOND, Oct. 10, 1854.
Ia a1{E|::zzzEE:zs=5z3 By order of the Pre-
e YEN2s ident and Directors of the
Richmond and York River Railroad Company, notice
is hereby given that Books open at the Office
of the Company, under the superintendence of the
undersigned, for subscriptions to the unsubscrbed
shares of the capital stock of this Company in con-
formity with the act of Assembly in such pro-
vided.
Persons DESTROYS of taking stock, will call on or
''''' A. W. MORTON. sec'y
oc 1l-iawd6w2m
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0NE HUNDRED DOLL1PE IN;

leth Inst, Negro Man nsmsS cHIRIrao on ne
sscas soIo. e s .s, fee, niche:
msit: IS ~ nectss, r raiseS IN Hampton BY III.
yhleh place bslisve be has gone. / viii ave tbc
aeoye reward to any person who win delivss Nm, -
D % No. Wan strssE undsHs c iitAE Hot.l
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RUSHTON CLARK & cos
GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,

For Consumption, Scrotaio, DC.
THE great success which has attended
Il the use of the above celebrated article has led
to many limitations and a. much disappointment and
chssers should use the utmost CAUTION In notieDs
that the name Of RUSHTON CLARK CO. In full
is blown in the bottle and 10 each label and the
uine. We have been at great psins and expense TO
secure our patrons the pure article, and our Ar.
CLARK went TO New Foundlsnd to supenntepd The
manufacture In person, and ne viii warrant our OIL
pure and superior quality in every respect and msds
from the fresh Lyers. and nof purified from the
common Oil, - 10 the ease with great deal that
sold for genuine.
The genuine Rushton CLARK 4 Cos article for nd
BY rUhCELL. LAOD 4 CO., and by Drussists tss'
orally IN Richmond and throughout Virginia.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE. ALI
IN persons having claims against the estate of the
late Mrs. JULIA L. BAILEY. of Henrico, will pre-.
sent them to the unde rgned for settlement accord
Ing to law Those indebted to her estate will please
make payment to me without delay.
JOHN CLASH
Adm'or, with the will annexed, of
no S0-2awImt Julia l., Bailey dec,ds
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COOKING RANGES, HOT AR FT7R

COOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR
OMACES, Eve are now putting mn MOTTpg
rA,TtENT TUBULAR OVEN RANGE, with and
s...sS :, DoeLs sttssasd This Range 10 net mar
economy in fuel. sSeAs' VI ios va
Also Wetsr clossts, Stationary Wash .sta.A,. Ba
We viii put up and warrant to give satisfaesea.
vyynH siso Pu' up COLLISIONS PATENT HO1.AyR
tsUnNACE, which, for Its durability, economy In
AVE.. snd the great amount of fresh ass heated and
o,snDussd trough the registers 10 aaeqnailed
g. A. RA1G.An6IN. JR..
mn % zOl ooYn0r Min NM
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II Great induesmsnts are offered In plata Mai
and fancy eilks yrench and German Nsrinoss III,
shades figure and plain De LANES; Plaid Nopsps !.
nlask 1lpssss Benb.sinsE large assortment Of CO.
French Collars Csmbne band. Chsmlsstts: RsSin
es1 Ceabris E4gineS LadisS and Gsnt9 Kid Glove:
slaek sed tsncy Cssvatg Port Monnales; bonnet RIB,
eonf Max Lass Yslvets; Woolen Hoods; Comfort:
sxsaeh Cersstte: Drsss and Cloak TrimminsE hlssf
~ Laee an vhngeg Dppsrdns Cashmsfe Hoe:
~ en1S anA Cloth Clocks Long snd equsye 6havIs;
ote 0oe1e fof the seaeon. which am o6ierinr Ia
80 msos me- With call ct small sdvence
s1evS ooee. AUGUSTUS AAILEkT
8 - - No n ~
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OFFICE r.. r. r. r. COMPANY.l
RICHMOND, Oct. IL, 1854
"EN DOLLARS REWARn -Rsrew.,

- from the service of the Richmond, Frederick
burg and Potomac Railroad Company. on the "a of
October. slave named GEORGE GAINES. He i
about feet inches In height, brown akin. with
beard on his chin. and sometimes hesitsfes when
has wife living st Mr. Henry Georges, In Caroline
county, whittier be has probably gone. The above
reward win be paid for lis delivery to me in Rich
mond. WN BRA(3G
/ oc IS Gupt al Rosd
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FIME1T SWIFT on, ENdTT6H
sE assaGas s. iisi: :.' i I,
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ANE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
" WARD.-Ran away from the subscriber, yes.
terday morning, my dining room servant, WILL
LIAM. He is slender made; light complexion, al
most mulatto; about IL years old; tall and well
grown. He had on, when hetleft black coat, pair
of plaid pantaloons, and cap. He may be prepar-
ing to go North. or to Norfolk, where he raised
$50 IL taken out of the vicinity of Richmond or $l60
if arrested out of the State
no 15-ts WIN. GRAY.
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NOTICE. have leased the BLACK
IN HEATH COAL PITS. in Chesterfield County
va, for term ofyears. and have associated with me
Mr.. WIN. I. WALKER, for the purpose of carrying
on the Coal Business In its various branches The
busines will be conducted in the name and STYLE ot
TOMPkINS Y co. JOSEPH Z. TOMPKINs
Richmond, Nov. 9th. 1854.
We have appointed MIR. JNO. FARRAR,
the former Agent Of the Enslish Co., our GENT and
Attorney 10 fact to transact ell business for us 10 sad
Coal and Mining business. Orders addressed to our
Agent at Richmond, Va, will receive prompt after
ton. TOMPKiN6 co
no 22-dGc1m
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
- sHiP-Ths eo-partnsrship heretofore exit.
ing under the firm and style Of SMITH FORE,
y this day Dissolved By mutssl consent The bud.
neee will be continued e hsretofore by LEWIS z.
SMITH. LEWIS L. SMITH.
v. L. FORE.
Richmond. Nov. 80. 1854. dc l-ta
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TWO HUNDRED AKD. FTFTY TROT
= BAND OOLLARS,-RIOHMQND AND nAH

TWO HUNDRED AID. FIFTY TROT +
- SAND acknowledgements AND Dan +
WILLIE RAILROAD COAfRANY-Two hundrs !
snd NIFTY thousand 9pllau mortgaaed BonSs of IL J
Richmond and Depyille Railroad COMPANY Are mo- !
ouered for sale, naade redeemsbe in Eve vesrs fro
tue aate therAef aud the interest payable semi-s
nraiiy st tas et6ce Of the company in kichmond.
hn AMOUNT being obtained, the road will be cor \.
&etsd 70 Danville In twelve months from tbs tim
PERSONS desiring to invaat may apply either At II :
9@ce Of the Cempsnyf to " Witeher. President: .ts
James Brown, Jr.. or Robt H. Msury =
UI 6md R. VAN DEURSON, Treasurer,
WE will. in order to reduce eur Stoc K
~ OF Winter Hosiery and Gloves, offer them to
20 zade at Prime Cost of Importation. Our stock
taese goods was purchased Ia Europe for cash n
nnGthe past summer. We have alse . IaIse sto.eL
81 Wc0lsn Comforts. HoodA Rsgalsttes. &c. viii II
We Will close out at cost. - ~
GFNTER ALVEY.
oet No. l6 Pearl street.
RROWN'S SAFETY MONEY DRAW
II Ek-The Sslscriber has Just received an in.
yolce a. the above Safety Money Drawer which for
eafaesfy. economy and safety ID not surpassed by
Each drawer is furnished with an alarm, which is
manner Of opening It.
Metshants AID others viii find the draw or indi,.
Penaots after having used It.
ssmpiss may be seen by calling upon the subse ri.
AZ ALEX. MOTT.
Opposite 6t. Charles Hotel.
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VLOTHING AT lO2 MAIN STREET
~ The great desideratum IN the purchase of Cio-
feet and such a, combine with durability both ele-
gance and economy Confident that in the manufac-
turing of their Clothing they have arrived at no
small degree of perfection and that in the above
mentioned particulars their garments excel the sub
scrbers invite all persons lto examine their stock.
which is repete with every thing new and desirable,
and ask only living profit; and in doing not
undsrsold by any house in this city.
"a O KEEN BALDWIN, a. co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-12
a11ecur.rANaoue.


NOTICE.-Al persons haying claims
IN against the Eatets Of HaHLav p CIcsren. q.
ssd estate, YIN s.ssls medistsly, q ioassr issul
gspes cannot be allowed. r..,.r...
.os-.s Aan,r Of Hesisy D. Ciersoa. dss's.
NEW CLOTHING EyTABLIBHMENT
NO. I3s MAIN STREET.
u D. KEELING would respectfully In
La form hie friends end the public gcssrslIy thse
be has taken the stand lstsly e0cupie4 By Mr. Il =.
TsN .n si 81
n q .ssy 3 s sd WIZ;
'''i f':'s - ':::s s:..-.'. s E::::
!. :. :. !. Velvet !.
Cloth and Cashmere Oyer Costs
sI:s sS1 Cloth g.ln..
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
P.s JAS. LIVINGSTON would inform his fhends
: :sa With Keeling. and would be pleased see
them at the new stand. &C 90
nANIEL HAGERTY, BELL AND
on 10th street, between Main and Cary streets, e
rnnsmsnssl srsss and compostioa CxsTiN0s, in
A. he l. prepared to east every day, want:
ing work done can be accommodated ns few hourS
notice.
All kinds Of Ship, House and Church BELLsmads
to order.
patronage from the pubisis respectfully solicit
ed.
B.-Hghsst cash prize paid for old metals.
my 2S-9m
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY DIS
N COUNTED ct reduced s rates orr, 49,.
ed at Is per cent.
& The highest price paid for GOLD and SILVER.
Exchange on Baltimore. Philadelphia, Now York,
and Boston, bought and sold ct
HURLEY'S Office.
No. Pearl st., formerly Stratton's)
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