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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-25
LYNCHBURG

TIME second annual session of this Institute will com.
mcuce on the frst Monday in September next. ii
expected that, by that time. the new College Building,
now In progress of erection, will be ready for occupancy.
The location of the Institution, rs to accessibility and
healhiulness, is one Of the most eligible in the entire
south. and the course of instruction as thorough RS that OF
any College in the country. In addition TO a complete
Classical and Scientific course, the directory OF the Col.
lcgc have established II School of Design for instruction
in the branches of practical Engineering and Architec.
turc.
The College is nlrcndy furnished with a very extensive
and elegant Apparatus, adapted to full illustration in the
departments of Chemistry, Mathematics and Natural Phil.
usuphy. a Library Of Standard Works has also been re-
Gently purchased, To which considerable additions will be
mnic during the coming Collegiate year.
The Young men whose Parents or Guardians desired il,
will be organized into a Military corps. having its proper
uniform, and practiscd in a daily manual and drill.
ExrESsEs.-Tuiton tor Annual Session OF ten months,
in the Collegiate Department, SJ0-in the Preparatory
$40. Board, - per week; washing 81 % per month fuel
and lights Sl2 per session.
Catalogues OF the Institution can be obtained by I'D.
dressing Rev. Samuel X. Cox. President, Lynchburg, Va.
FACULTY..
REV SAMUEL X. Cox, President, Professor OF Mental
and Moral Science. and OF Bellies Letters.
WILLIAM CARROLL, A. NJ, Professor of Greek Lam
guace and Literature.
LYcuRGrs q. MATHEWS, A. NJ, Professor of Latin Ian.
guagc and Literature.
XIEs I. MuRrEE Graduate Of v. N. Institute, PROBES.
sor OF Mathematics and Natural Science, and Of the
School of Designs.
SAMUEL GARLAND, A.. NJ, Professor of Constitutional
Law.
D. A. LAsGuoRSE, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology. 70,
GIUSEPPE ADoLro sARroaI, LII. d., Professor Of Mo-
dern Languages.
w. C. LIpscoMB, A. NJ, Principal Of Grammar School.
F.. B. SMITH, Graduate of V. M. Institute, Assistant.
July 2a-d&cim
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p. II. TAYLOR'S Music SALOON
AMI NaRrpnnN


GOVERNOR STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
The only Establishment Of the Kind in The City!
TIME undersigned is sole agent in this 1911
city for the sale Of the celebrated =
NUNNS & CLARK'S PLANO FORTES-
The instruments have received the unquali-9
cd approval OF the grentcst Pianists in this country and in
Europe. He also keeps Pianos Of GALE g. CO. and other
good and we'll established makers.
7. II. Taylor keeps constantly on hand an assortment OF
the best Musical Instruments and Musical Merchandise in
general, consisting Of Pelaubnt's superior M~ELODEONS,
of Al, 5 and s octaves, with single and double reeds.
Martins unrivalled GUITARS
. Taylor's approved FLUTES-nhese Flutes are not eur
passed.)
Accordeons. Clarionets, Flutes, Flies, Flagcolc,s, Guitars,
Violins, Banjo., Bridges, Pegs. &c.
Tuning Forks and Pipes, Mouth Pieces for Clarionets
and brass instruments.
Pisn , Stools and best quality Guitar and Violin Strings.
In short, every article in tie Music line may be had at
this establishment AT most reasonable prices.
The largest and most beautiful assormcui Of fashionable,
new and standard Sheet Music to be found in this State
A liberal discount made to Teachers and Schools.
Pianos Tuned and let to Hire. Old Pianos taken in eX'
change for new ones. P. II. TAYLOR
Nov. %,
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EEO, il. STEEL, DENTIST,

AElEG devoted seven years TO the S~~
J. M ire e%"; "a n, i,udy and pra cite, Of fl pEN. 17f@&
vices to tn. citizens Of this. his native city,
assuring them that all operations entrusted 10 his care will
be performed in the most satisfactory manner.
INCORRiPrlBLE PORCELAIN TEETH, with or
without artificial gums and block work. inserted ON gold.
silver or plnlina, with ClHsps, Spiral Springs, or by Attnos.
phcric Pressure, ns the condition Of the mouth may indi.
cate. His facilities for the manufacture of ARTIFICIAL
SETS OF TEETH are not surpassed by any other Dental
Establishment i'll this city.
He rrirrs those with whom he is not acquainted, to Rev.
X Il. G. Howell, ID. d., Capt. Geo. :. LOwne5, Samuel
IIarigrovc, +. J. Barnes, John +. Tanner, WIN. Gray, +.
Al Clopton aud II. X. EllysOn, Esqs.
Y1O!cr No. 2il, on Main, between 9Th and 9Th
streets, Richmond, Va. Nov Him
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
INITIAL. SYSTEM

WV Nftfs
A C"CUMULATED CAPITAL, Oct. Let. 81 ,l53, 40 ~.
N Losses paid at the Richmond Agency since January,
ls56, $4,000.
Insurers are allowed to settle their premiums by paying
the whsle amount in cash, or by paying 90 per cent Of the
amount in cash, and by giving II note for 10 per cent.
The Dividends Of this Company have averaged about 30
or 40 per cent
The Company always pay on the lst OF March e per
cent. interest on all dividends that have not been redeem.
cd.
Persons insurinS in this Company will receive. in the
course OF ii or ID years, interest enough on Their DiHl'
dends TO pay the premiums on their Policies.
LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
George Wythe MunlUrd, Esq President. Secretary OF
the Commonwealth Of Virginia.
George w. Clutter, Esq Auditor Of Public Accounts.
Thomas =. August, Esq Attorney nj Inv.
VIM &. Paine, Esq, hrin of Kent. Paine & Co.
Rev. Chas n. Reid. Pastor United Presbyterian Church
Rev. James B. Taylor. Sec. Southern Baptist Mission
Board.
JOHN Bsgby, Esq, Farmer, King and Queen county.
CHARLES f.. WORKMAN,
General Agent and Attorney for Virginia.
Nov "a CHAS. WORKMAN Local Agent.
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ATTENTION

TIME subscriber has returned from the North WIN ~"
largest supply OF Guns. RIFLES. PISTOLS.
uNTIEG UTkESILS, WALKING CANES, md 'S''v
other article connected with the Gun and Sf'r'InG Ils."
ever offered in the Ststc. The attention 81 Merchants Md
Sportsmen. both in Virginia and horih Car iiiH. II r"l'cd
10 nm examination OF his stock, part = which II OF his ""G
importati. n. For new styles oi Guns, Eeso.v'rs, s.,
his variety ia too numerou, 10 m.D,i, II. There b u,y-fy
In tho examina,ion OF the various klnds HI stock cT'
braces. As 1t is n Tree exhibition he IL Ia hOI e. " .''rg
all of his irienus aud the public GENERALLY, al the P"itrs'
burg Sporting Ware House, sign o' the kiac.
c. LEONARD,
pa,arsburg Sent 0 Gg street
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READ, READ.

XXTILL be sold nj punAc auction. u my re- d"nc" ."
w Charlotte county. six miles Wcst Q; iEr { ~.
Hous,, on the 2nd o. d .cerr'r. lsJ6, IN! cr y. s'''H.
plantation utensils. and household and kitchen iui:Et-rc
NV stock has always rated with the tOpmost
/ have three youn: stations o, hnc promise. ~ 81
which are o, the Leopard or TTckhhOe order Tt" v.
,st, rising four next spriny. will co Cmsnd The cutirE"E
wherever the Simon pure IS rightly apr ciH'"i. TO
Younger. rising two next epr!ng, Ii more promis!r: =
The name, Turkahoe, VIII be II sufficient = ssport ND a.!
who remember my old horS" o! trn, None.
Nov 24-c2t liONA~ LbJIN
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VOCAL AND PIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION.

VOCAL y PIANO INSTRUCTION.
MIR. n. CARUSl. Professor OF Music. who has recently
WI opened a Piano Forte Saloon in this city. where he
keeps constantly for sale a large number OF the best instru.
ments OF C. Chickering's manufacture tenders his servicesasa a
Teacher OF Music. He has for many years taught in the
most distinguished families Of Washington, Georgetowr.
and Alexandria, and begs leave to refer to the following
gentlemen. who have been his patrons:
Hon Jefferson Davis, Secretary OF War; Hon Jesse
Bright. President OF the United States Senate; Hon James
NJ Mason, United States Senate; Gen Winfield Scott, Uni
ted States Army; Mrssrs Gales g. Seaton, Editors OF the
National Intcligcucer; WIN CorcOran. Esq; J II Bradley,
Esq; DR. w b Macruder, Mayor of Washington; Ut Tow.
crs, FIX of Washington: Rev p u Gurley; Judge Jas
Dunlop, Georgetown. ID e; VIM Fowle. Esq, Alexandria,
VA; Edgar Snowden, Esq, Alexandria, Va VIM Bradley,
Esq. Washington.
MIR. CARUSl.has brought letters to the following gen.
tlemen of this city, to whom he has permission to REFER
His Excellency Henry A Wise; VIM + Richie, Esq; Col
Stafford II Parker; Rev T v Moore; Edwin Robinson, Esq;
Samuel Marx. Esq; Col Thos b Bigger; John Rutherford,
Esq; Lewis n Webb, Esq; Professor Hubert Lctcbyre,
Professor Robert J Morrison; Joseph X Anderson, Esq;
Judge John A Meredith, Conway Robinson, Esq; Rev
Basil Manly; Robt Ridgway, Esq; DR. X ii ChbelL
Enquire at his Piano Saloon, No 1863 Main street, oppoo'
site the Exchange Bank, and over Measrs Habliston &
Bros Furniture Sto-e. Aug 26
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FOX SALE.

TUNHE estate of the late Mr.. Edward q. lIl, ii sgr'
sylvania county ,abouttwrniy mile. from / rcC' :.0hs.
burg on the T.. N. L. river, adjoining the lsnd o. I a.
Young. J. c. Blaydes and Col WebDer. Will be 5 10 nc
public auction in 3 snort time A particular r"scr N'.s!.
oi the property will be given hereafter In sa"rh"r s.T"G-
tisenen, Persons wishing 10 purchase will adGrcrs le"iS
A. Boggs. Lewis Store, Spotsy!raniH, or james A II n,
Spotsylvsnia. c. II. LEWIS HILL,
Nov 2O-c2t For he L'sric's
~Fredericksburg Herald. News, and Rec,r@rG I, ~
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PREMITM
TV.T II TIVVVFIT
"yuE updrrsirned having formed ~

TIME undersigned having formed ~
copartnership, under the firm N--o
of WILSON e. SMlTHERS, for the N
purpose of carrying on the Plough. 3~
making, Blacksmithing and Foundry Business, at the Old
Manakin Iron Works, Goochland, which they have leased
tor a term of years, beg leave to return their thanks to
their friends, the friends of the late firm of Wilson, Smi.
theirs & Burns, and the public generally, for past fnvors,
and inform them that they are prepared to execute all or.
ders with despatch, Of the best materials and workman
ship. and solicit a share of their patronage.
Mrssrs. Selden g. Miller, corner Of Cary and Penrl
streets, Richmond, Mr.. .Thos. J. Deane, opposite Shockoc
Warehouse, Richmond; messrs. Hodgsen & Estes, Colum.
bin, Fluvanna, are agents for us.
All work shipped to any place, ~aCrceably to directions.
Post ~Oficc-Dover Mills. JOHN J WILSON,
AprilgT-ceowtf 8, II. d.
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ONE INSTRUCTION
uHAvING secured the services Of an accomplished Go.
verncss for my daughters, shall be pleased to re.
ccive into my family four young ladies to share their stu'
Iics.
The School opens the lst Of October.
Terms, for session of ten months Hoard and tuition.
embracing the usual English branches, French. Latin, Mu-
sic and use Of Piano. S2OO-the one.half payable in ad'
vance, the balance at the close OF the term. address,
Col. ALEX G. TALlAFERRO
Rapid Ann Station. Culpcpcr county, Va.
RRpEREscEs:-Rt.R Rev. Bishop Meade, ri Rev. Bishop
Johns. oct S-c".m
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NOTICE..

W. JONES, URGICA AND SEU@
We MECHANICAL DENIIST-Of- ~$SK
ice between 9TH and lnh. Main street. one ~CT"
square above tnr Rnuk-,I (otFce hours from
9 To 3. ! to h.)-will b" hnppy to see Nil such as desire his
professional services, promising HE best endcavors, By
urntlenrss and thDrOughness. TO give satisfaction in all op.
erations, either in Filling, Cleansing, Regulating. Extract.
nj N lusprfinr Teprh. Sept 9J-3m
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A LIVELY AND Ugh INTERESTING
BOX

BOOB.
THE LIFE ifD DEATH OF SIM.
IUNHIS ID the title of n work just received from the pub.
Usher, a. Morris, Richmond, and is theoniy political
book we ever knew n lady tn read with nm appetite TO bold
on to, and laugh over to the end in infinite glee. II is
written by a virginian Of eminent Virginia tate and spi-
rit, who deals out mortality TO her enemies, now in broken
doses, then in mortal measure II will be read and laugh.
ed over H hundred years hence, asthe amusing but faith.
full chronicle OF the lie and times Of Sam i'll Virginia.
iFincRstlc Democrat.
1t is written in the allegorical style, though the illusions
are pointed enough 10 br decidedly understood aud appre'
ciated. The opening scene. the birth OF sam, in secret
and darkness. the whispering movements OF the attend.
ants. and the sweet life cry with which the ruled infan, en-.
tiers upon II Virginia existence, are portrayed with all the
point of n graphic novel To the literary reader it will
prove highly acceptable. Ii is just the size and internal
quality to SUIT the reading world.-[SOuthern Argus.
We consider il an excellent work, and were much In
ter. stcd and no little amused in its pcrusRl. From the nd
vent OF Snm in Virgins to the time oi his death, ii gives a
faithful account of his doings. We heartily commend
the work 10 the public -tknnawha Valley Star.
For sale by the publisher. A. NORRIS,
Nov 20 81. Min street.
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MERCHANDISE
;EGRO C%LOTHING, BLANKETS, CARPET.

-,
G CLOTHING, CARPET-
INiiS, &C.
VALENTINE & son have lately received an additional
supply OF coarse wool+ns tor farm hands aud lshor'
crs, bought very cheap with money. and are offered Mt Il
small advance, tor cash. They consist IN part, vi
Staurtun rullcd Cloths and Satinets
Red and Servants Blankets, all prices
Carpctinra, Rugs and Felt Cloths
French, English and American Ia imcres
linnuels. Merinos, Muuselinrs nnd dc Bacc
Iadic,' mud Gru,lrinrs's ShHwls, all styles
4 I,r,c assortment # Culirocs, noncstics, Hosiery, En-.
broiderics, Lncrs. &C, &c
LSO-For evening dresses, White and Colored En-
bro;d.,,d silk Tullc Robes. Dotted and Figured Swiss
Muslu., Culurcd and White Tarlatons, &c, &c.
VALENTINE & SON,
Corner Broad, 9th and Capitol Streets,
Novel Valentines Square.
BREEDEN. u & co
SECOND SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS.
VXTE will open, this morning. our second supply Of
w new Goods, consisting OF Ladies' Dress Goods, in
all the new designs Of the season; Mantillas and CloHks in
great variety; with Il full stock in every department, many
of which were purchased Mt auction in New York the past
week, and will be offered ut low priccs.
We respectfully Request, our custoIners and the public to
examine our stock. r. FOS Il co,
Oct 81 PIT Broad ct.
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PIRl.IC Stl.E.

an WEDNESDAY,. Decenlis or ~. 1850. III LIs I'm.
Y near Liberty Ills, Orange county, the 'u.sg!.l'I
will offer The following property Tor sale NJ auction
Aboul fiji y>hcuL nt Cath, Ut al sg"s nnt Of H. }: .i
proved breeds. including many vsIu"bie mil.h cu~- 'rt
hne oxen; 10 OF I2 Work Horses, ,cv"rEl Cot, = No..
Hors", aud a thoroughbred "rOcd Mare Is ,n r''r.E
of III" Plantation implements and Household suTu tuia.
Terms made known on the day Of sale
NOVEL It'd JAMES BAKTDtk
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AFFLICTED IS YEARS, AND CURED IN oNE "hfN'

DEAFNESS CURED.
New HAVEN. May l9;h, !S.".
ppor. DE. GRArH: Ny brother has been deal t'!te
wears After trying many things, be useA your 'hia 'e"
tunes. and i, cured him entirely. ,pr,rv
Oct. ~. CLiFronD
For sale BY all Druggists. and - Mains,
Oct 23-tf PURCELL: itL,nN ~ AN ~
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NOTICE.
IfEAPERS.

~ II. MCCORMICK warrants his improved reaperto
" out !: acres OF wheat per hour-to snve three
iourths of all grain scattered by ordinary cradling-to be
we'll made aud durable with proper care, and that the
raking can he welldonc by II man riding upon 1t. He
also warrants it II good moving machine.
If, upon a fair trial, said reaper cannot perform RS above
represented, the purchaser may re dclivcrit toll. NJ. Smith
who hns n supply Of them on hand, aud will give further
informAticR 10 those in want.
Juoe 10 II. NJ. SMITH.
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OPENED THIS DAY
TIME regular weekly shipmcn,-Dren Frocks. Busi
ness Goats, Over Coats; and, by the why. in the lasi
named article, we can give the best In ut and style THAT
can be produced. Our stock 10 so easily recognized by its
appearance that We call attention to the fact, and guaran
tee superior quality. perfect fits, and the latest style intro.
duced for the season.
NOTHING BETTER, NOTHING CHEAPER.
Let each receive hs due is all we usk. and If we can
prove that we are selling better stock, at lower rates than
can be produced elsewhere, why we claim the trade
What is il you want' Anything in gents clothing or tur.
nishing goodsl Look at our assortment, examine the
quality, and let us name the pricr-that's all
GROSHONG e. TuPMAN,
Nov 90 10, Main Street.
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.


TIME notwithstanding removed ~
IL to their new factory on Cary \-
street. between 9th and 10th streets, ~
are prepared to receive orders for Hll 010D
kinds Of Agricultural Machines and implements of the la
,est and most approved patterns. which will be made OF
the best materials and OF superior workmanship. They
ask attention to ~"Cardwells double and single gcared
Horsepowers and Thrcshers," which have taken a pre-
MUM at every Fair Mt which they have been exhibited
Also, to "Croskill 8 Clod Crusher, "Manny's Patent Reap.
er and Mower the best in use; Fawkes' Patent Lime and
Guano Sprsader, highly approred; Hay Presses; Hay
Rakes; Corn Shelters. from $40 to s35; Smiths Patcn,
Straw Cutter, Grain Cradles, &C.; Rich's Patent lron.bcam
Plow. Of various sizes, &c. They subjoin the opinion Of
the Hon. VIM. c. Rives. of these Pluws.
BALDWIN, CARDWELL g. CO.
Richmond, March 7, 1856.
CASTLE HILL, Dec. IS, 1854.
Col. WIN. T. STouGHroS-Dear Sir: | take pleasure In
recording here my imprcsson Of the performance Of your
Pow (Rich's lron.Beam PATENT at Gotham. to-day. The
work was far more thorough and complete than that OF
any pillow ever saw In operation before. The furrow
opened by it was very generally IL inches deep and about
90 inches wide in hard, close land, and most efectually
and perfectly cleaned out, mona OF the sod earth falling
back intoit.
The trial of the pillow was witnessed by many OF my
n~eighbors, among whom will mention Messrs. Frank K.
Nelson, J II. GENET, J H. Lewis, c. B. Hopkins, Thomas
Watson Of Louisa, &C., all practical men and most excel.
lent judges Of agricultural ents; and there was but
one opinion among them as 10 the superiority and unex.
ceptionable performance Of your pillow.
Wishing you equal success elsewhere In making this va.
liable implement favorably known to our agricultural
brethren, remain, yours truly,
March WIN. {. RIVES
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WORKS OF DIR. ENGLISH.

VI DAks
7 il proposed to publish a selection from the various
contributions made to the periodical literature OF the
country, during a period of 20 years, by Thomas Dunn
English. The Let volume OF these works. consisting OF
Poems, will contain, among others, the tragedy OF "Pss'
san,zin," and the well known 'Ben Bolt, y and the Logan
Sszier."
The I'd volume will contain tales, sketches Of living
notabilitie-, and dramatic pieces.
The third volume will be nhudc up Of essays, criticism
and editorial miscellany. Many ofthesc last, in their day,
attracted considerable attention; and as they still float on
the tide of newspaper literature, often credited to more
noted writers, they are thought worthy Of preservation.
This publication is 10 be made in compliance with re-
quests, which of late have become SO frequent ~ TO be hp
purently prompted by more than courtesy. In order to
tes, he sincerity Of that expression OF feeling, DR.. Ing
lish choo,e s to take this method. II his friends and Others
really desire TO possess Il collection OF his fugitive produc'
riuns, they will resort to the mode indicated TO obtain II -
The three. volumes will bc printed with bold and legible
type on strong and white paper, and substantially bound
in cloth. They will be delivered to subscribers only a,
the rate Of one dollar per volume payable upon the re-
ccip. of each volume.
subscriptions received by J. w.
Nov 70 Richmond.
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IMPROVEMENT AND PRESENTATION or
THE ESr-SIeIpr

HE FL f-SlbbI.
k~SPECTACLES d busted to defective @@
- sigh', upon unrrrinc scientific primci. ~ ~
plcs. by T.. MARkENS, Op.ir!an, h9!, Main street. TAX,
particular notice OF the number.
The subscriber. who is well known 10 the citizens Of
virginia. as n skiltul opticiHn, informs the public that he
has on baud the hnnds0ncst and best assortment OF spec.
,acles a.Y f. yr.glnsscs in the country, md that he will be-
happy faithfully to attend 10 all who wish their eye sight
properly treated by accurate aud superior ground glasses
His nrt enables him, upon tho shortest examination, TO suit
almost every defect, whether ii be derived from Myopih.
(ncar sight, ~rrcsby,in, tngcd or fur sight, Amblyopia,
(prrsbyiic or myopir,) Cataract, etc etc. The existing
prejudice against Sprctaclrs should b" entirely discarded
by young persons suffering from defective vision; this pre-.
Willing prejudice il owing entirely TO the erroneous notion
ihnt Sprcteclcs should be- suited 10 different nscs.
II you wi-L to preserve your sight during lite, see with
ease 10 read. write or sew. without the lcnst strain TO your
eyer, call on +. MARkENS, Oprician,
Oct 2i-3m 69t, Main street.
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LMANACs tUIt 1881
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE

TlHE subscriber has this day associated with him, ia
the business heretofore conducted by him, Nj 81 IN
BOWERS. The business will hereafter be carried rH IN
der the firm and style OF c. q. YALE s co. :
The subscriber returns his cordial thank 10 hi i''ehds
and the public for the liberal PATRONAGE which ha' u,'h'
bestowed upon him. and tor the kind indulgence With hni.
been extended TO him by his customers in III" prct'cuii"n:
OF their orders He trusts that the srrrngemeTis "Hish,
have been made for r promp, and efficient :ulhlncnf "i on
ders, will securet TO the new firm a continuhrce C! III" pa
ronage whichde has heretofore enjoyed. I
c. y. YALE (.
Richmond. July lat. ls56. JuIv I'll u
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RICHARDSON Il CO.'S
CARPET, OIL CLOTH, AND CURTAIN WARE

No. %, MMS STREET, RICHMOND. VA.
HNTE have determined To cOntne our sales, III future,
w 10 the goods named above, by retail, and havingnr
ranged our entire store for that purpose, are now prepared
to exhibit the largest and most complete assortment OF
Carprtincs, Oil Cloths. Curtain Good, &c, ever seen in the
Stale of vir.inia, ind but rarely me, with In any one es
tabhrhIncnt in the United States. Importing direct from
the English manufactures, and selecting with cnrSin per
son, the best American fabrics, we shall, AT all times. be
prepared To furnish, promptly, all articles pertaining to our
business, and, relying on the citizens of Virginia. North
Carolina und Tennessee TO sustain us in our enterprise,
assure them we will be content with modnrht. profits.
We invite buyers 10 examine. this scason, our entirely
new stock. consisting OF the latest styles and patterns OF
Velvet, Tapestry and Brussels Cmrpeting
Tlrceply. Ingram and Venetian do
Velvet. Chcnciilc and Bru.scs Rugs
Door, Parlur and Chamber Mats
Satin, Worstrl and India nanask, for Curtains
Satin and Figured D'La!ncs do
Brocatrl and Turkey Red do
Muslin and Lace Curtains
Window Shades, Rll styles and qualities
Floor Oil Cloths, Table Oil Cloths, all widths
Oi Cloth Rugs. &c, &c.
n. We will have Oil Cloths and Carpetings cut for
any hal! or room on being furnished with diagram and
measurement, aud soliciting orders, will warrants hi in all
cases.
Sept ll-d&c3m' RICHARDSON & co.