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III ar ROCK FEMALE SEMINAKY

rhkh pOSN fE.uAlyE SEMINARY.
LNoR the yeur 1856. the first session of this Institution
u will commence on the 18th of january, ind close on
the, ION Of june: The second session will commence the
10Th July and close the 18Th December.
TERMS. PAYABLE AT H END OF THE SESSION:
Tuition in the English Department. including ~
French, Spanish und Italian, each extra,.......... 6 90
Ornamental Branches, each, cx,ro' M teachers nrice -
Latin and Greek Class, taught by Jno. Organ, ir,... ~ 90
m: sRe'n '''s' of pF''r'e'sa sickness a deduction will be
In ordinary Female Schools of the country, where one
teacher is employed, it is impossible, for want of time, for
the teacher to dcvot cthat constant personal attention that
is needed. For instance, the little pupil In music is ncccs.
sarily cent to the piano to practice her music without US.
sistnncc. Should there be only ten scholars, and a half hour
only devoted by each to music, the teacher being present,
i've hours OF her time will be consumed, and but little left
for instruction in other studies. To this Inuy he traced
much oil the complaints of female schools.
The great object of my school is TO secure the undivided
personal attention of the teachers to every department -
For this purpose two teachers ue employed, one to attend
to tho ordinary English Branches. including Mathematics
Spanish and Ornamental Branches. Miss Z. T. ScoTT will
again have charge Of the first department, by her fidelity
and amiabifty OF character, she has secured the love Of
all her pupils; and from my own examination, know TIM,
those under her instruction have progressed with eStrnor.
dinay rapidly and proficiency, so that it is quite common
for them mud their pnrcats To say that greater progress has
been made in one than In any two years before.
In the other department, embracing Music, French and
Ornamental Branches, Miss MARY ANN NFrISs is engaged
-alndy of great general intelligence and lon. experience
in teaching. Having taught in this Seminary for half Of
last session, her superior qualifications md mn industry
that never wehries, have ensured the most rapid improves
meut of the young ladies in her department. In Music,
the ladies ,ake their lessons invariably in tue presence OF
the teacher, and then retire TO another piano to practice.
frequently examine the young ladies. especially on
such branches ms are generally, in female schools, very i'm.
perfectly learned. When these are to take place it is not
generally known by them. The consequence is that they
are always prepared.
In closing. feel it due to the Young Ladies who nave
attended this school, TO express my grateful appreciation Uf
their UNIFORM kindness TO each other, and to every mem
Der OF my family. Their extraordinary decOrum, their
dilisent application TO their duties and their proficiency,
merit more than ordinaiy praise.
~ Every article of clothing should be marked.
SYaMy address is Mncfsrlands, Lunenburs, Va.
hec oh-rtf John ORGAN Ia
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PETEBSRERG COMMISSION HOUSES.
GARLAND 81 LESTER,

AGENTS ASp COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NOR The sule of country produce generally, and mer
chInd:sc-will also give prompt attention TO for
wsrdins goods and manufactured tobacco, &c. Store No
3S, Bollingbrook Street, near the Hotel, and recently oc.
cupied by aIc;srs WATKINS, SON & co. They will also
attend hi City Point, for the trsnssCtio OF any business at
tha, place, ard teg !eave to refer to the following card:
CARp.-lu retiring from the Commission business, we
checrtully recommend 10 our old friends and patrons, our
friends, Messrs. OAKLAND e. LESTER, who will occupy
the house formerly occupied by US, as attentive reliable
business men, believing that they will give satisfaction
10 ANY who may coafde their business with them.
jan 3O,h, laSG. WATnlgS son j. CO..
The andersign ID are the Agents for the sale Of FAIR
BANKS PATENT PLATFORM H. S and S. c HER.
RINGS PATENT FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES;
Also, for the best Farm Wagon ever sold in Virginia,
made CT The we'll known establishment Of CLUTE q REA.
GILES, schenectady, New York, for all of which they will
be pleased TO receive orders from their friends Ia the
country. GARLAND d. LESlE En-
A. B OAKLAND lute Of Lynchburg) r. F. LEsTER.
Feb 9-c4m
Richmond Wing copy in country paper 4 months.
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the ensuing season at Castle Hill Farm, Al. Is@LS
bcmarlc. This stallion, now i've years old, and -1AA
near sixteen hands and a half hiah, IS the best specimen
ever introduced into this country Of q celebrated race Of
horses, combining, IN the creates, degree, the requisites
og bon @. size and power, with superior action, symmetry
end style. |, is brlievcd that 10 Other strain is 10 well lit.
ted, by judiciaus crosses, TO ndnpt our blood and improved
stock TO all practical purposes. bot! useful and elegant,
and especially toturnish the highest srylsofcsrriaGr hHr-as,
Tor which. according 10 a standard authority, uhc spirit
of the Times, y from Il 500 TO $1,000 the pair j. not unfre.
uurntly ohtained in the New York market.
Emperor has already been exercised in single harness,
and, considering his age, gives the promise OF nm action
urc0unlled. both for speed and .quareness, hy any hor,e
ofhis ,ize In the country. lie has remarkable powers OF
endurance and the hsrdiest constitution, and unites with
great spirit II temper o.! perfect dorility.
TERMS.-Fur The season, S5. To bc paid al the time Of
service or when the mare ia taken away. Insurunce S7u,
Of which $40 is to DC paid down in any event fer the FER.
vices Of the horse, and the remaining $50 not until he
mare is! Enthusiastically asccrEined to be- in fOnl. The
usuml fee of 81 10 the groom. Good pas;uragr at 20 cents
the week, and grain, when required. at the current npign.
borhood prices.
The number ofmarrs that will bn serTci "a. present year
is limited to forty and it is drs,sabir, therefore, that those
wishing to send shopli msie early application, either per.
sonhlly or by n line nddrrssedto the subscriber. nj Gotham
p. O., AihcIaarle county. g.. 4. GILBERT,
March I-cIw Agent fur the Proprietor.
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W. STARkE.

- Ac,nD.-t Supposed by some Of i, Eh'
T ]e:;!ssas ih"t WV. TAyL OK SSnd RtSis" tor the
Fl and much : s, ns,S. q, F oss ri the : New Ensl"na states s.:
4,yot , ny; The q ia ns''S TS =. : no; born in hi: 6 cry . :s he ns'
BEEN 5rsl rs a per- pSfmsncn' rcsid.n: for as ,,;," " G OF = good 90 and loyal
and hss ps5ior,a !. ' al! ;ss Ss1S w i, can al ts given Of h b:
citizen. The nes, ,r san,so OF virginia and the South, !. his
10y Ssia a..y :. 20 this iaI tune the owAer OF h,!esn or ' ssss,si i he &C.
Ut,"S with a considerable amour. OF reaI n es,% merchant.
CURED by his own HuH'"' ONE WHO KNOWS.
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MARINE NEWS.
r RICHMOND, MARCH Is, 1856.

WIS raIs pay AT u! O'CLOCK, \ N
MEN ARRIVED.
Manner, New York.
shy krinh,,,' ZONES, New York, guano
Schr MH'"SSr> E,llev, Eastern Shore
Scbr Passe'S',, iieroridge, New York
Brig Brrrir, ;,Ss,r. Bogsr,, y Y. mdzo
Scar Ah ",,Irm. Gun', n \, guano
Schr " ~ Miller, Wilson. Boston.
SIR k'oe'' SAILED.
w., Spear, Jones, baltimore
$,hr " ~ rTbsr,, MYERS, Portsmouth
s.Sr g. Z. t, Scott, Hubbard Petersburg TO load '''
phisde,Pn',ss ,;yh,. Rogers, down the river to load for
New iS rs,;r, peese. City Point, to load Tor Boston
&hr UHnn'l> Srrauihurg. New YORK.
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VALUABLE FARM NT PTRLiC sAi.T

IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY, ".
XTIlLL be sold at tine Court House, nj /" o'.iGli, ry~,,
w on MONDAY, April It'll. one Of the most v~'!ra,.o
and desirable FARMS in the 5lstc. u cou'a;ns. ~ rcr.;:
SURVEY. ONE THOUSAND OSE HUNDRED IND sew:
AND THREE.FOuRTH ACRES. some 2Uu oc," e; w5.c.
IL prime bottom, yirliing from IS 10 100 bu.EC,s q: corr,
10 10 IS bushels Of wheat and over 2 tens iaIcihv nav rer
"crc. One half is .itnbcrcd, which IL ,":y .-v g:L aruyv.
The coil II Il very productive c!ay loan, stIn5'~ 81 ;I,.-.
cling thr hcavirct crops OF grain md cyts. ia; a;r c:4.rEs
will nmlure, and improved by rnnrl. of wine! ia.., Is. ~
lnrxhaustioles supply otth" finest Tsr!rty. There sro ~
yer tnihns springs and streams IN every field. II i.uE.-c
good Chestnut fencing. The greater part new. TLtrrl, A.
comfortable BRICK DWELLING md al Tie rpco-s73y
farm and out buildings. tn II hcnihy location ~. -ct.
vcnicnt 10 steamers 10 and from Baltimore s,i Nrrio.i,
with the choice oil New York, baltimore ard Norio'S rer.
kcts. Convenient also 10 stSnm SEW mile, i.:!!-, ~c.U:.l'r.
stores, &c.
This tract is capable OF being divided into several rra
fnrrns, and Offers Inducements rh!eiy TO b" net w.. -
persons wishin. to locate together. The pluusAii- . III:
corn crop will be nearly completed. The -rnfirn!sn 'c.i.
ding on the property will take pleasure IL snUw:u. IT,
Possession will be given immediately. Thu when: rrs
soNn will also be sold.
Terms :-Onc-third csph, the balance in i've snrua.
equal payments. with interest iron! LAY Of sale.
For further particulars. ndd--ss
MARTIN G"ULDSBOiOCG AECr'
No. 3s. Holiday street, rah:t.,GS, NJ.
ho-nl I a nd
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E,y,wH.I IMPROVEMENT LOAN.

lIP3CoNE NE'N' hO'''
- Y M order o.. tie Gard oil Dire tors OF me Jdt1"s
RIVER and Knnawha Company, adopted Oh ri' f.I
NJ Eehruarv ls,,, IN pursusuc. ot the act o: re aih E'";!.
srv 1855 and II join; resolution pG,'cd on To. III. =! ito
~ month. ia. preIden; was authorized 10 sdv-:rsr T.:
nixar setw.ru Loup Creek Shout. snd Ike ,LouiL c: t.s
aid rver, &, b. pnid as follows
So: 500 on the ls; August, 1856.
$500 do Is, October, leo.
$4,000 do LIST January. 1877.
5H,UO0 DO il, July, 1857.
$1,000 do isJ January, ie5a.
5000 DO Let June, leSe.
10000 do LIST Sep.'r, lr5S
For he said loans the bonds u! the com?rr! r- . e
executed. payable IS years a.;cr d.te. sad ;. s:!a< !E''!s::
At the rate of per cent. per anuuIo, payable seiE:.aE: =.
ly and secured by q special pledge Of the &c: Toll. -. 49,
Hsnawhs River for the payment CT ID. !IteTeE: era ~.
demprion Of the principal o: TIC tebt b. tbs Operation o.:
sinking fund; snd the President and Directors have, 2! -
solutions passed at the same time, p!cds geo and set iptrtiGS
said Tolls for the said purpose.
By rhe provisions Of the said set, sDd the cat :ssc'u'.or
aforesaid. the company is Iu:hoIi:ea 20 (. :a5i:,E = cc!!':-
ton district below [ harlestOR, - chs--e Isl tolls 10 c&-'.
whilst The river is ulder going improvement a. y c.! u ~
forwards, and 10 borrow LalG'y upon 'he ese.f - tEc 'C"s
now due, and hereetle- ~ oecOIac due.
X is believed By rsc Rousd ,hn:rhr Hrft F-renr" tfoc';"e
Knuau ha river wiiienaSle III" Con2lry y:~up;'? Ia ,cl.-
ply with the souji:;JS. =! ir .aI.
i he COMPANY il restriciei by the farms Of y et!d "c'f
TO the bona tide ,ris % thf ,-sj-, 10: a -iU IL; lees 'L-;
nc pa. .s.uc ot sir PEI esI.. Sen-~
Prouos.,s for The ,oGg. y>SabL2 Il: .Iy,S :.lica,'j, "tS
respecliully " xard % DC addressed Ia Tie mnd"r.i-1 81
THO. Il Ellie.
Presi Of tie J. IL = n 70
G.,cE ll2.w;w Riedun, IL g
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Nh

Nh + are now receiving our spring supply OF Guano.
v We were unable To buy any in fret hands, deliver.
cd in Baltimore, and had, therefore, to take New York
Gnnno, without any inspection or analysis. Our purchases,
however, were mndc direct from the agents, Mcssrs.
Barrcda d Bro and the Guano delivered to our vessels on
their orders upon their ware houses In New York in good
order. All OF IL will be inspected here.
We will he pleased to have orders ut the present price,
or will make engagements ut the current market price at
the time the GuanU il delivered, rs our friends prefer.
GRENSHAW & CO., e.
North Side of the Basin, Richmond, Va.
March a-rEt
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FOUNDRY AND MACHINE sII0p O SALE.

fHNHE CLARENDON IRON WORKS, located In the
II town Of Wilmington, North Carolina, now in cue.
crs,fu operation, are offered for sale on accommodating
terms. or MI interest will be sold to a man OF experience
In the business, who Inns capacity To supa.:n,end the
snme.
The property consists Of II cLpr:.Ous and we'll arranged
Machine shop, Pattern kOp:., Eoir; shop, Elacks mifh
shop, Iron md Brasa Foundry, Drafting Rooms and OF.
hccs al! well supplied with tools, and capable OF doing
work Of any KIND that Gun be dOrc 1T first clsss shops
The Uai ding will accD.lTodh.c $40 hands, md the present
tools are sufficient for 300 men. Tie land and water front
is OF sufficient extent TO adn,:' Of lay enlargement or sd.
diiiou that may BE- ;c,:;-dr
TIL" pr.-rrt demand for work is sufficient tC keep the
cstnh!i-:: y.cat c,aplcycd with Z force Ut 900 handi, and
will increase. The prices obtained Tor work arr such H.
to be profitable to the proprietor, and compare %favorably
with prices Gs oll:sr points, 10 the purchaser.
In Gldil.a. 20 tho many advantages possessed by this 10.
cGii0n for thn business, the opening OF the Cape Fear ami
deep River Works, and the building OF the Wilmington,
Charlotte and Ruhcriordton Rail Road, will create addi.
tional demands Tor work, md furnish & supply Of Gpe gun.
lily Coal md Iron.
If the whole or m interest is not soll Scfo=e the 10th day
Of April next. the property viii Rc p5@red ut pSblc sale
on TINT dny, ON the p:tnisr3
Asthe Estnti- hrLeut wi. continue in operation, orders
for rcT wo:-a or repairs will be attended to as heretofore
ny Information that nHy be desired will br promptly
furnished oy application to the subscriber, at Wilmington,
Nc. A. II. VAN B%okKELEN,
March lS-tlSthAprtl President c. l. w. Co.
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THE U q %

H.. TAYLOR would remind -
II . his friends and the public generally @H
that his store is now on Governor street. Nj
where may be found PIANO FORTES, v v v
MELODlANS, GUITARS. VIOLlNS, FLUTES md AC-
OF the best quality and at the lowest prices.
He Is the sole agent in this city for the sale Of the celcbra.
ted Runn's and Clark's Pianos. which are not surpassed by
any other makers and cqualled by but few. Also, Gale
Guitar and Violin STRINGS of the best quality.
be has the largest stock OF MUSIC to be fourd in this
state, and Is constantly receiving the latest publications,
which he will sell at the most reduced prices, and upon as
good terms as can be had Elsewhere.
{ Pianos tuned, repaired, and let on hire.
SaSHOd Pianos taken n bart nav for new opea
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TO FARMERS.

Ohm BURNS, lately OF the firm of Wilson, Smithers
- g. Burns. o: Dover Mills, has associated with him Sa.
muel Shut, for the purpose Of carrying on a Foundry and
Plough Making Business a, their Cd STAND, une oover Mils)
whore they are prepared 10 I furnish their frietnds 'und the
public generally Nth every variety of farming iinple.
the best materials Of wood and iron, they feel ut least jus.
tilted in nskiag for a portion OF the patronage heretofore
iortip their power to gtYe sGtfstact;ou 10 all who mny
favor tAGus; With . call. They have On hand several new
patents Of Ploughs, which are very superior, together with
tho,c upon which prerniurns were awarded TO Wilson,
smi,hcrs d Burns, at the two Agricultural Fairs In Rich
naad.
They also pledge themselves to furnish all kinds Of work
In their liae on AZ good or better terms than can be pro.
cured elsewhere, OF like quality, with tho understanding
it will be taken back should 1t not give satisfnction.
JOIN Burns,
Dover MilIs Feb l2-c3m SAMUEL SNUFF.
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EGGLESTON & FITZGERALD,
GrOcers and General Commission Merchants,
No. IA. Pearl. At,

CrOcer6 nnd General commission ftrrrhRhtS,
No. II. PEARL ST, RICHMOND,
OFFER for sale
2Tg bags Rio, Laeuayra, Jamaica and Old Java Coffee
23J packages Loaf Crushed, Powdered and Coffee Su,
gars
to hhds n. o. and Porto Rico Sugar
IS packages y. y. and ". |. Moiusscs
200 boxes sperm. AdaHantine aud Tallow Candles
300 kegs Cut Nails, assorted
500 reslps Wrapping, Cap and Letter Paper
100, 900 German, Principe, Regalia and Havana Cigars
100 bbls Old Rye Whiskcy. Domestic Gin and Brandy
Fiuc old Brandirsi Port, Madeira and Sherry Wines, &c
Champagne Wine. London Porter and Scotch Ale
Painted buckets, Tubs and Wood Ware generally
Rroons. Hemp and Cotton Irvine
Bed Cords and Plough Lines, Coil Rope
Matches, Pepper, Allspice, Cloves, Mace, Cinnamon
Sup. Carb. Soda, Green and Black Teas Of superior quail.
tp; Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, &c. March l0-2m
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,.,.iS POSITIVE SALE. :

& nnItH. NiTi % \ SAT" -
- rESiMEAT IN rliE rl'RCHASEOF ND..Gtti
FABLE REAL EHTAlE:-I sA.i: So a. ruh.. au.' a.
on fhr prciH'.'.. 81! !! "'rlo,S, 4. ~, :, .aro,t.v. "a ...'
ls5o my estai" ia The coui', uigh.;.i, ,f.iI ID, -
FIELD, within Is miles i:c!a IL. city =! r-,rI-iar. o.
cohtaiiS 5ts acres. rndhas been divided iu.,i a.. o.. o. o.
Ia 100 acres. shd ~.Ii DC -o!i III .a utG, :. -....,.
s"rs. Two hundred and try gcrCs a.. VII v,,.....
The re 'nrlnGer Is IN tt higl! stale u: tLl.. ati,p. eli, ..,
hh"ins received 60 bushels ashes, ~ La. bel. ir,, - .
loads manure, en-: II" -o!l l. susceptible VI! !. ,~i,.tr,s :.
tni'y.
The improvements sre on The most lihrrri .r.l.. d,
III complete r'pu:r. The irEm / "uUlr..d =. .sr..... .
substantial plsrE '"urr. The r"Fi:, re- = tir, .,-.. .
c2'',!, combining ) rooms, arranged v"rr cuu,ru'., = ger.
lately painted A large double Kitchen. Srn"t" l'-us , z:
Driry are "uachca. There ne 40 lar:" = re-. o. rs",
=" ny 81 ieet, with :ndr frors. " apacirra Sid wet! So =.
lated Stable, n Caring. iioU.e. ~ ~, g" "T'-. f.il' o. .p,
three new frame houses, with BRICK ci.E."cy,. or U"s: g,
each coht"iniGg 4 looms.
\ Young Orchard o. choice Fr;:; Trees. nos, tcar: -
a plat OF the estate may he seen Mt the va:,s -: 7. Ps...l
& Sons.
I~ERMS.-One fourth cash, and tor the bslnnrc q -r"i..
OF ! : sud - months will be given roaG! ~. -rirr.., - -
well endorsed negotiable notes, tile wI:hcd III ifs: ;-y.
aient is.msde. ROBERT rVHH
TIlOS. BRANCH & Sons. AUc;s..
Nlarcn 6-eOtdS pCfcrstuFF. 10
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/ 331 ACRES OF LAM IN ALBEMARLE
A'SSSEg;NTY. ON THE PLANK ROAD, SIX MILES
ABOVE S~COTTSVlLLE, FOX SALE
TIME s,ibscribers age authorized to sell upon accom-.
modatins ,erms, 1he above tract Of land, being a
part Of tho "EaIYcorthy estate" There are buildings
on the place s1J eH S : sSsie;e ma 10 1A secSna "no nrss a 1 NUM-
DER of servants AID horses. Abou, halt ,he .rarti Is cleai-
I'D. balance in t!upher OF original growth. The neiehbor-
hood lie excellent, and tie place provereial for iI health.
For terms, apply 70 GODDlS & AftEHsoN,
Feb 26-clu 4shload. Va
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SALE OF LAND IN pOwHATAN.

ivuYHE subsc rib-Y offers tor salc ais trsct OF land. 1Jin:
on the Buckingham road, one mile belo" ro~ns a.
Court Mouse, known 20 Rlunts. The rsGt eone'%. Ho
acres, OF which about 50 setes are IN ~ooo'' 80
lsnce in good srable condition.; an ~.
There = q large and commodious dwelling sSuse or 'oe
place, and all the necessary out hesass, ~ :o o;.hh1;fn
this land lies in y healthy anG agreeable neiSnpotnooc'
and about 8 miles from the psryille Rail Roaa.
The term, will be accommodating, as the subscriber Is
anxious 20 !" AME R. ~EGGLESTON,
PowEatan CenI. House.
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MRS. DIR. MINORS SCHOOL,

INKS. Its .hl.NVt oSttNuIb
AIR JEFFERSON MINOR, respectfully lnforms her
WI friends, old patrons, aud the public. that she has re.
moved from Midway, Essex county, to Richmond. She
will, on the tin of January next, open a limited and select
boarding and daS School. Che has taken the new. elegant
and spacious mansion on Grncc street, opposite the Cen
tenary Church. Miss Ada Byron Minor will preside, aided
and Miss Ada Byron intend their sche:i 70 a.+urd The
means, no, only Of a thor?%gf rosras q, substantial in;
strucdon in ESs;s4 SrA the. languages, but also Of all
tsc5, G.i,eIep acknowledgements necessary to o finished fc
iSfaiss oaacation. Particular attention VIII be paid to the
mapne-s, and morals OF the young ladies ut all times, and
a deem interest taken In their advancement. The School
will commence on the 7th January and close on the 25th
of July. Terms will be moderate. For particulars apply
BY letter, or In person. Mrs. Minor considers :rsa, &C,
long experience OF sixteen years i TIC, s~icee:sfai training
of Young ladies, tcrtt,. II. wa t.e extensive patronage
she recei-s6 1T NidSii|y, READERS any further reference
sanaooSaiy. boarders will be charged from The tlnc OF
entrnncc 10 III, end of the session. Day scholars will be
charged By the quarter. In event Of sickness every attcn'
tion will he paid, and DR.. Minor will rendor professional ser
vices free of chnrge. Mrs. JEFFERSON M!iOn,
Dec o,-jrf Miss Ara BYRON MINOR.
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D. OE THE CITY OF

no TIIC yurEI,S OF THE CITY Or
@ lRWIciIMoND.-unvine served You Tor some
time P,ss as On n "a : an. Of s, ,ss OF si'y Er ~ ! ;Siu9f H. rs
as wen n,Jid,,. | take this method o! announcing
amy ny.s GI" e candidate for The ensuing election, aud trust 'h" hal
,, ,nnr he YOUR pleasure 10 elect the. With feelings u
nSoe'' Your obedt se-vt,
GEO. ". TOLER.
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DQGGETT & ANDERSON,
. foE rnpElNnR AND FL ArE1I N STR EFTS

UVlF{'ETt u NNUEIISV.NS
or GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN STREETS
Wholesale and Retnil Dealers
IN FRENCH IND AMERICAN PAPER ANGLNGS
"a the newest and most elegant designs that arc out;
~ also, Satin De LMncs and DslnHsk fo. Curtains; Gimps,
Cords, TAssels. Carnices, Bands, Lace md Muslin Cty..,.1s;
Floor md Table OIL Cloths, Window aha@ss aud Blinds;
Hair Cloth ana Plush for Sofrs AKA chairs; Cur!cd Hair
and Sofa Springs: Tw::cs, Sacks, Sail Duck. best Curled
Hair md St.I,A Msn.tresiEs, Feather Beds, Lounges, So'm
Ecs., xth many other articles in our line Of business, g.!
Of which will be sold at the lowest prices, md Paper
and Upholstery attended to in town or c2aGtry.
Oct IF
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60 FOR CITY AS>ESSoK-TO III o.
9S rERS OF THE CITY OF R!CIIMOND.-At
the solicitation q many friends, | hereby announce my.
,ei = Candidate Tor Toe office Ut CITY ASSESSOR, ieei
.ps confident that from my past experience of some eight
years, \. Deputy Clerk, Ican, i! elected, discharge the du.
;es o, said Office. and will endeavor TO give general salts
faction.
Mach ll-6t ALFRED SHEILD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-14
GRAND NAUTICAL AND HISTORICAL

GRAND NAUTICAL y HISTORICAL
MOVING DlORAMA.
yVNIiE proprictors Of CHASE & cos splendid DORA.
Mas. respectfully inform the citizens of Richuiond
that the
MOVING lORAMA OF NAVAL BATTLES,
PROFESSIONS, &c,
viii open at
ODD-FELLOWS' HALL.
ON WEDNESDAY,, MARCH l2.
This great Work of Art is far superior to any exhibition
q, the kind in the world. The arrangement and move.
mcul OF the Machinery is so accurate, TINT the illusion is
kept up with the spectator, with scarce q moments inter.
.uption. presenting, with astonishing truthtulness, some of
those Naval Scenes, where the Stars and Stripes waved in
triumph over a fallen foe. Among which may be found
the following: United States and Macedonian, Enterprise
AMI Boxer, the Brilliant Victory of Com. Perry on Lake
Eric, Constitution aud Guierriere. Constitution and Java
&c. &c.
The whole to conclude with a GRAND FAIRY SPEC.
TACLE Of
THE SILVER LAKE.
FAIRY CASTLE
Doors open a, a quarter to : P. NJ, and to commence at
y o'clock precisely
Admission only % cents; children under ten years Of
age. Is cents.
- Also, on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock,
for the accommodation OF Schools. March Its,