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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-17
First arge and Extensive
AUCTION SALE
Fall and Winter Goods
TRABUE & LUCUS.

40 of Beached Domestic Of every width and quality
10 Bales OF Brown and Bsached Cotton Jeans;
10 cases Of Plaid Linseys Of all kinds;
10 OF Tweeds. Kentucky Jeans, Casnetts and BeTk
shire Gas. imeres;
=" OF All ~osl side Stripe Cassimeres superdne;
" Plain and Printed Casinet's:
Z" Cantor FlanI els, brown and blescheds
10 " Of American and English De LANES;
&" of English and American Merinos;
&c Of French all wool Mernos;
ofTwiiled Perssns; cases Of De Bages;
4" OF Black and COlOred Alpacas;
ofC bugs;
CoTtnons Of ali wool French he LANES;
90 Bales White and Red Flannels Of ever quality:
cases all-wOO Coanterpanss;
SILK work Alpaeeas
loco Ladies Robes eferev kind and sye-We think the best
assorted stock in the cty- perfect beauties, sure;
Opieces Black Silks all qualities;
100 silk Dress Patterns. In fact. have large stock
OF Ladies DR. Goods any other house this city, all of
which was selected for this trade Also, will offer
500 pieces White Jaconets all qualities; Cross barred
Musns Swisses, conett Edgng and Insertings Linen
Cambria nandkerchefs, Collars, UudereeEss, Rulings
and Dress Trimmings, Sewing SILK, DC Also,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-18
MERCHANDISE,
HINTS To PERSONS IN THE co,rSr,

HINTS TO PERSONS ~ THE COUNTRY.
HfOR Pianos to %" durable anI Ins; or@sEaaz-
Il fifty years, (s they ought 10 do thcyHE&T
soninC for years upon years in succession, .ihrrwi..'
sooner %! later, they are obliged to give WY and bee, me
worthless. To carry out ting important feature ns we'll
n. n great many otHcr things connected with the proper
fihnuinctu!ro llanus, large hInouats al nlOhcy and cx
ptricncc are required aud but few makers have enough
of both. With this state VI things staring u. in the face. is
IL prudent "i sale To purchase ir1inir irresponsible travelling
agents, who are here to day and gone tomorrow. simply,
pcrhHps, because the Piano presents Il handsome outside
appehrance and Is Oh the spot, the proper manuiacturcroi
which you know nolhins about, when you can, upon alto.
gether Id good terms and better, readily supply your.
selves from settled responsible establishments of twenty
years sthnding, whose Instruments have been tested a
Thousand times over. +. p. NASH,
Nova3 p,,ersbrr, w.,
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NOVICE.
JEO. n. WILLIAMS MATCHMAKER n JEWELLER,
Formerly NTH Mr.. John Hill
AS taken the store lately occupied by Mr.. q
IL Thomas Shepherd, as II shoestore, nextdoor ~
to Mr. James Williams shoe store, No. ) east &,Nl,
Main street, where he keeps constantly on handa~
u good assortmnt of fine watches. clocks, jewelry, &c,
which he sells low for cash, and warrants every article
sold u be as represented.
All watches sold at this establishment will be thorough.
" examined before delivered to the customers, and war.
rauted to perform well for twelve monshs without charge
for repairs, unless broken. All kinds of fine watches, such
"a Duplex, Chronoineter, English and Anchor Levers,
Horizontal cscapcmcn,s, and Itcpeatnrs, and fine English
and French Clock repaired in II workmanlike manner and
warranted TO run twelve months without additional charge
unless broken
All kinds Of jewclry, music boxes; Accordeons, &c, &c,
neatly and promptly repaired, and satisfaction warranted
in every article sold or repaired at this establishment. By
) n WILLIAMS, No. 5. Eust Main street,
Next door to Mr.. Jas. Williams shoestore,
Dec Is Be,oS Market
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NEGRO HIRING, &c.
LYME 81 CHILDREY,
AGENTS " COLLECTORS,
HIRE OUT NEGROES, COLLECT CLAIMS, &C.,
OFFICE, UNITED STATES HOTEL.
NV Il, the undersigned, having heard that DR.. Ro. B.
w Lyme and John I. Childrcy have associated them,
selves together Tor the purpose CT conducting a general
agency business in Richmond, take pleasure in recon-.
mending them to the patronage of the public, feeling as.
sured they will faithfully and punctusIly do whatever they
may undertake as Agents.
Sherwin McRse, Richmond.
John X Garnet, NJ. D.. Henrico.
John Is. J Young, Attorney at Law, Richmond.
Garland Haines, J. p Hcnrico.
John Nettles, ]. r., Richmond.
Thos. f. Euckols, j. p, Henrico,
Chas. b. Williams, Henrico.
John o. Taylor, J. p. Henrico.
VIM. Bulware, King & Queen.
John NJ. Gregory, Attorney Mt Law, Richmond.
Goddin & Appcrson, Real Estate Auctioneers.
McGruder's Sons.
nar 1o-tf
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WORTH ~READING:-Why

yrnItTH READlNts.-"ny 10 IL tnst 20
~ y .u4er and repine and drag Out a miserable
~ ms ,,sS TOR the enjoym"nts, and even ordinary
;ss.sasf d H, when en- , ss flss,m msy ss o Ss's'e esa1 saS ns: :nd
and rri n !. nermsuen, in it's character.
-. !, : :s s.. who have suffered long n9 with si., diss'; &C., ultima lan,:;
70. IL Ice, ., sprns"S'' tenders his professional services.
~ me S .ns.Iers csndor and sincerity, pleasant.
semen, and proper p, .;,Sap, ann,es.s sns1 rs,ssics sops
9; pnno - rom ordinary business pursuits.
: " S.c,se, Of a private nature from whatsoever cause.
Ah M or chronic, structures and irritable bladder,
':aHj w. Scrofuls, Asthma, Rheumatism, Piles, &c,
i" .; and successfully treated. =.
S:a.a"s Harris can be consulted, daily, between the
p0ew;; 10 A N. and l P. NJ. and ! TO 10 p. NJ. al his
..,m,. United states Hotel. ... .,s.r;,, f-om
LH"L.i-,, peculiar 10 the sex are Invited
: " ~ TO satisfy an oft imposed upon community tns1
y" !. no intention on the part OF DR.. d. to hnm0S Sss
>se 49,, 20 state that no fee or remuneration VIII NC
en- NJ Unit! entire Subtraction shall De gwen.
SSII,n United States Hotel, Richmond va
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-HOsrETTER's BITTERs. AT this 'ea'0'

-HOsTETTER'S BITTERS. A THIS season
=, year, when the digestive organs are ~eakeneu ana
,..,,ed BY a constant and over use Of vegetables ana
.. i, absolutely necessary tina, a good and pure tonic
49,. 49,, % hes, n, Cbills aud the usual fall fevers.
-caa - u~,ns will NOT do; it must be a genuine, invigor.
n.a y IND we are fully satisfied there Is nothing in
= ~ Whole catalogue OF medicine that wall a. al, st e 20 apax
III hVs.s. nc;n.I dnc stores in the city are supplied with
NE. e. great remedy. louisville Times.
=, sale by all principal druggists, and dealers eener'
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
pANAWAf from the subscriber, on the eth day OF No.
~ veinber, Negro Shave. EDGAR! lie is ~thirtysix
years old, six feet nigh, Of dark brown cam. lcxinn ycrv
nigh forehead, is a little inclined to be- bald, and is Inclined
to stoop in the shoulders. Edgar say he wns raiscd in
Norfolk county, has worked about Norfolk several ycars
bought him nj the Auction IInutc Of Messrs. PuIinm &
Davis, the .O,i! OF July, lsIG. The bill Of snlr was signed
by w !; Mliner' Tor James A. Biisuly, administrator Of
q w. Chainbcfs, decehsed. He told one Of my iegrO-s
he was going to Norfolk coun,y to sell som, piuudcr he
had leit there, then 20 To Richmond, steal HE wife, get on
n boat about Norfolk and 60 to II Frce State. lie cnn rcnd
and write well, and have no doubt &c has provided him
self with papers Of some kind. lie muy have purchased
the papers oi some Free Negro. will give the above
reward OF One Hundred Dollars to any person who will
arrest and coniine him SO can cst him.
c. II. GAY.
Ny Post Office is Laurel, NC. Nov l7-dt
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w. GODDIH
OF ABOIT TMIHTY VAL ELE
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

~ NIIT IsNT III
yu\HE FARM upon which ! formerly resided, contain
Il ing 800 acres, about d miles south west Of Chester
field Court house, and within two and h half miles g:
%Fendley's Station, on the Clover Hill Railroad. Thereby
making 1t accessible TO either Petersburg or Richmor :
markets. Two thirds Of this farm is open land IN 3 gooG
state OF "a ltivatiDn, and susceptible OF the highest state O,
improvement. One third in original growth, whlcL ia.
not been pl!agcd.
The improvements consist Of a good and commot.cu.
dwelling, built within the last few years, aud all he
necessary out and farm houses.
For further particulars apply to me. or TO J. r. Gill, ~
the Farmer's Bank, Richmond.
Sept. Sl-tt JOSEPH Gil |. ST
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IN RICHMOND HUsrINGs COURT, I
~nErEAQEp 1R,h 1897 (

TNup DECEMBEK Ibth, 1901.
vi Court having declared the Office of Sheriff Of the
se 10 hi. City, according to law, en- wednesday, the
~ "a Iay OF December. 1857, to supply the said vacancy:
s = 'Iey appoint the following Commissioner to superin.
. :LffkisoS WARp-John A Lacy. Alexander Craig,
IN ~ ears Wood. Joseph Brummel and Luther Libby
n aAoisos "Aap-Robet r Howison, Hugh w Fry,
- 'A'uh a Myers, George Whitfield and Ambrose Carl
C,n n SosroE WAlD-William w Timberlske, Peter w
oouaaf' inomas ) Evans and Fleming
Hses. o a. Court appoint the following Precincts or
ase' o. Voting, and Conductors of said Election VIZ.
lc,o,i ne f,'S Market House In Jefferson Ward-Con.
- .,o, slsy Hall in Madison Ward-Conduc,or-Con
fs.1toIhomss . Dudley
smneuoen A tacy's Carpenters Shop. at the corner
Ee,o. .'Hse ana Broad streets, in Monroe Ward-Con.
be- ls"S,s' l. Sray. Tes.e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-18

NEGRO HIRING AND GENERAL AGENCY
TIME subscriber ofers his services the ensuing year to
his friends and the public generally, for the purpose
of Hiring Out Negroes, Renting Out Houses, Collecting
Claims, &c. Prompt returns made in every instance
He will endeavor to secure the best prices and good homes
for servants sent to his care, and will give all necessary
attention to them during sickness
Office for the present with Geo. Bagby, 18th st, between
Main and Cary. THOS. }. BAGBf.
REFERENCES:
Mears. cambridge e. Hart. H. X. Ellyson, N. L. STRAIT.
ton, Richmond.
jos. Brownley, John Bagby, Alex'r Dudley, Robert Pol.
lard, King and Queen county. Dec S-ctt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-18

-ro II VOTERS OF HENRICO COUN:
IL. ~ ~ response TO a communication. signed
'Is,-i,a" which appeared in the Dispatch of the 18th
~ ~, isaye 10 announce myself q candidate for the
srs ii CLERK OF H COUNTY COURT OF said
- -"e - Having had An experience of some five year: as
beauty in the said Office, l respectfully submit my claims
',5sCs TEMPLE ELLETT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-18
SUPERIOR TOOTH BRUSHES.

AlDLEY e. ROBINSON invite public attention to
IL their large and varied assortment Of really genuine
English Tooth Brushes. which includes many Of their own
pa,,crns-ihe designs for which were sent by them to one
OF the best manufactures in London, where the brushes
were manufactured expressly TO their own order.
They wish to offer to the public r brush from which the
bristles would not fall out. and which, while it would polish
the teeth without scratching the enamel, or lac rating the
gums, would also reach the interstices between the teeth,
where decay is 80 liable to begin. They believe these
brushes will meet all these d~esidsrata, and they can conf
IDENTIFY recommen them as being fully equal. In every re-
spect, TO the formerly world.renowned Prout's Brushes
The assortment comprises all sizes, and all degrees OF
hardness in the bristles. For sale, wholesale and ratail,
BY LAlDLEf ROBINSON,
Chemists, &c, 18th and Franklin streets,
Docs Richmond. Va.
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~RRAp THls-ror all Bowel Diseases, Cholera

~pRA THIS-Fur all Bowel Diseases, Cholera,
dyspepsia, Flasul.ncy, Constipation. and Gene.
ns,ir,r we know OF nothing better than DR.. Hostel.
~ pso.t!, ,a5 stomach Bittera One wine glass taken
T'teeN .scn dsy, before meals, will be n sure cure
,a;re a INN sssve Diseases, will remove all hesvines' from
~ vi i s" keep YOU free from costivencss, assist dises'
~; .S '' S,xs a good appesi,e, snt impsrt a healthy tone p 10
ic "nVe ,r-pc the summer season as \ family inedi-
!sIs on F"r sIr BY all principal druggists and dealer, &c
rarhlr.
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- TO MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLA.
TTRE.-SAEXAY & CO. respectfully inform
=. Members Of the General Assembly that they are pre-.
nd to execute PHOTOGRAPHS, of superior style, at
1,,mely low prices. Those desiring 10 SEND s9ent 70
,ir families and friends, are invited TO call. rhoto'
,.absd copies of the late Reform Convention OF VIZ
.w, can also be had At a very reasonable price.
No. l45 Main street. P.att's old stand.
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+. Ii. TAYLOR'S MUSIC SALOON
AND PlA.NO-FORTE IVdRE-ROOM

J.. LOICS MUSIC SALOON
AND PiANO-FORTE WARE-ROOM,
No. les. MAIS STREET.
TIME undersigned is sole agent in this M--
L city tor the sale of the celebrated
NuNNs 81 CLARK's PIANO FoRTEs.-1H
The instruments have received the unquali.u y = y v
ed approval Of the greatest Pianists in this country and in
Europe. He also keeps Pianos OF GALE co. and other
good aud well established makers.
=. ii. Taylor keeps constantly on hand an assortment Of
the best Musical Instruments and Musical Merchandise In
general, consisting OF Pclaubat's superior M~ELODEOES,
OF ~, ) and n octaves, with single and double reeds.
Martins unrivallcd GUITARS
Taylor's approved FLUTES-these Flutes are not sur.
passed.)
Accordeons, Clarionets. Flutes, Flies ,Flageolets, Guitars,
Violins, Banjos, Bridges, Pegs, &c.
Tuning Forks and Pipes, Mouth Pieces for Clatoneta
and brass Instruments.
Piano stools and best quality Guitar and Violin Strings.
Thelargest and most eautitulassortmen Questionable,
new and standard Sheet Music to be found in this State
A liberaldiscOun made to Tenchers and Schools.
In short. every article in TIE Music line may be had at
this establishment at most reasonable prices.
Pianos Tuned and l6 to Hire. Old Pianos taken In ex.
change for new Ones. p. II. TAYLOR
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
AVING secured the services OF n young lady of su-
perior qualifications rs a Teacher OF all the different
branches calculated to complete a young lsdy's education,
| offer to receive into my family a few young ladies' rs
bosrders, desiring the benefit OF her instruction, and
pledge ourselves 70 pay all due attention out as well as in
school. TO the health, habits, morals and religious deport-
ment Of those placeounder our care, and render all such
recommendations a. are necessary and agreeable, if pos.
sibe.
French. Latin, Music, Drawing, and Ornamental Work
of different kinds taught, If It 10 desired
School now In session, to continue until the last Of July.
1858, allowing two short vacations Of a few days.
Terms moderate, and made known upon application.
All letters directed to me at Jeaersonton Post Office,
Culpeper County. will meet with prompt attention.
MARIA L. HARTZ.
South Farm, Culpeper County, Dec ll-c2W
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ti6cate Of packages Of 10 whole tickets = IS
!" 10 Half \
" 10 Quarter" Y
81 ~ IN Eighth 60 IL

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address for the tickets ordered.
on receipt OF which they will be forwarded by frst mail
Purchasers can have tickets ending In any figure they may
designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent to per
sons Immediately after the drawing.
r. All prizes OF 81 900 and under, paid immedlatelys 81
ter the d~rawing-other prizes at the usual time OF thirty
days. All communication strictly confidential.
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures plSin,
and give their post Office, county and State
az Remember that every prize Is drawn and payable In
full without deduction.
Address orders for tickets or certificates to
S. SWAN 4 CO., Augusta, Ga.
~ A list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel, with the amount OF the prize that each one Is entitled
TO, will be published after every drawing, In the following
papers: New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intelligencer, New
York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning News, Rich
mond Dispatch and New. York Dispatch. Nov2s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


cn.GGs ARCTIC LINlMENT.-GREAI
~H'rNENT.-It Is we'll known that Dr.. BhAso Is
.SFS,,, the mos, successful in the cure OF all Crtane'
saF'" sn,,c and Ulcerous Diseases in the Western
III, srea, .ucce. is in the fact that his
SH" 49,, the medical profession have known. he
"' os;os or expense in procuring the very best ma,
cs1s no compoundins them himself: Therefore all
..r,' sn' ,s.cribe and use them. DIR. AGG AK
lys.isn,u rrNT 10 AN improvement which dehes all known
-r .nmn,re with it in the cure of all existent dis
.u, On m;nsly cthcscious in removing Blotches, in'
n ,ri n'n Sore Lips and Eyes, and renders the sA'n
II .nd .', .uucrior penetrating properties stamp II al
IL vel. .mfss, Of all remed es tor the cure OF Deep
ust - . !. Stirf Joints. Rheumatism. Gout, Neural,
caS.s' W Burp., Piles, Corns, Warts, or any extefnai
a Psfs!,,. mot painful in its application
Sss, anu :" the AncrIc LISIArSr 10 a sure remedy
so d.es,es of Horses and Mules, such a. sprains,
1: Ne'SSs,s,ches, Thrush, Poll Evil, or any Sore OF
.ssny. sU"
seSaS -, in three si,es, at IS, 50 cts. and 81; but 1t
r'pa' isp,isr bottle, you will be furnished tree, Tor one
- buy srnerson's illustrated United States Journal,
~ VIE ,he certificate around each dollar bottle snd
, a!!ai " NJ EMERSON & Co., 81. Broadway New
.sins i'o'
',.L. hes a., Druggists.
FOR ssle by 'N PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
,..xscv,s Wholesale Agents.
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snR Sal.

'uNHE patent right tor the msnufscturory OF WIN.
l. Butcher & Sons Gum Elastic Paint. This srticlei Is
warranted 10 resist IN" action of the atmosphere. sud lssl
and wear better than any other Paint manufactured -
For painting or coating ship-, metal surfaces bnG wood
work, the above Is an excellent protector. VIM A
Butcher, one oil the above trm, csn d. found At the Ut.ce
OF the Richmond and Dauvile Rail Road Company
Dec 5Atf
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.

" ALENTlSE a. son ask the htte mon OF purchasers
to their well-assorfcd stock, bought with ca-h, u q
great reduction from regular prices, and which ar. now
uf.red AT rates lower than such goods have eve! been
old in this market. They are IN part AS toliowsi
French and English Cloths and Csssimeres
Saiinetts, Stanton Clolhs, kerseys ami Linseys
Real noh-shrinkingW clci and other Flannels
Bed and servants Blankets, all sizes
CarpetIng. Drugecrts and Rugs
Plain and Printed French Merino and Mousel!nes
=" " Plaid English
Ladies' and GcntleIncn's Shawls and Scnrfs
Black, Maroon and Crimson silk Velvcts. for cloaks
Ladies' and Gentlcmcn's Wooden and Merino Vca4
Plaid, Spun.Silk, from 37!c to 75c
Ladies' and Gentlemens Hose and bali Hose
" Gloves. all qualities
Misses md boys Wooden and Cotton Hose
Muslin and Lace Curtains
Blcachei and brown Sheetings and Sh!rtincs
Calcos. Ginghsms and Dc Beigcs
Embroidefies OF every description
With inuumerable other articles in our line nf business.
VALENTINE s. son.
Corner Of Broad 9th street-. near tho
Dec s-tf Capitol Square.
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Rnp AAI
klNuE farm ON which nnyc. unll recently. resided. IL

fuNHE farm on which nave, until recently, resided, IN
the county Of %POwhatan, seven miles sou:hwest %
the Court House, on Appomsttux River. Consisting oi oo'.
sires. nearly half In original woods, with A great ou.niIrv
OF tine timber. The improvements consist Of h BRICK
dwelling house OF two stories, built OF the beet materials,
under my own direction; also, all such out-hous-s, he are
generally found on a farm A. u residence, itis not Iu'e-
rior to any in the country, whether IN regard 10 piea,rit.
ness or heal,hlulncss. for both ot which II IL ti.i!ngUI.A"G.
More minute description Is not considered necessary ~ nj.
advertisement. A man on the place VIII shUw lie prom
iscs. For terms (Which shall be very hbrrhi) application
may be made to Col. II. l.. Hopkins, in Powhstrn, "' -
myself in Abingdon. ABSER CklNP.
Abingdon, Dec l4-ctf.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.


WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
4 N and after December the lst, 1857, the Night Mail
~ and Passenger rain upon this road will be discon
tinued. The Day Mail and Passenger Train will leave
Richmond daily at I 05. A.. NJ, for Gordonsviile, Char.
lottes"ille, Wsynesboro' and Staunton. The Train will
connect, ut Gordonsville, with the trains on the Orange
and Alexandr1s Railroad for Alexandria and an Way Sta.
lions upon that road, and upon the Manassas Gap Railroad.
Harman, Brown g. Co. IS sLagcs connect with the trains
MS follows, viz: Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays, at
Jackson's River Depot for Covington, Lewisburg, &c.
same days at Millboro for Warm Springs; at Goshen
same days for Lexington; At Staunton daily, except sun.
day, for Fincssile. &c, via Lexington.
Stages also leave Charlottesville daily on the arrival Of
the train for Lynchburg. A freight train with a passcn.
ger car attached, leaves Waynesboro on Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays for Jackson River, which will nc.
commodatet the way travel West Of that point on those
days.
Through tickets to Lexington can be procured at the
ticket office in Richmond, To 90 either from Staunton or
Goshen.
Fare the same either route. viz: e. IS.
THOS. DODAMEAD, Superintendent.
0pYfcr Va HpSrpIf u X ro Doc 4 lar.
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VIRGINIA GLASS WORKS.

GLASS WORKS.
AT THE FOOT OF MAIN ST, RICHMOND, VA.
VNHESE Works are now in operation. The Proprie.
IL tor having made extensive improvements 10 enable
him to compete with the best establishments in the
Union, is rnsbled 10 offer every description If Glass
Ware manufactured by him. of the best quality. and
upon the most reasonable terms He therefore contdcnt.
ly solicits the patronage OF Virginia, and of the Southern
States generally, in support o, this new branch OF South.
crn Industry
Being of the opinion that u nett price list, subject only
to fair and legitimate deductions TO wholesale and cash
purchasers. will be more acceptable TO tho public, than
the customary scale heretofore in use, be has adopted A
list of prices founded upon r discount of sixty per cent.
from the old list. Due notice WILDE given of any changes
hereafter made.
Lists forwarded 10 order.
A credit of -Four Months will be given for approved pm.
per, sr satisfactory references; II deduction Of ten per
cent. will be made TO large consumers and wholesale
dealers, and in all cascs q further deduction Of five per
cent. from foot Of their bills for cash.
The City Omnibus line will convey passengers to with.
in a few yards of the Factory.
Der 5-rf JACOB :. ATLEE. Proprietor.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RICHMOND THEATRE.
BENEFIT OF
The GIFTED YOUNG AMERICAN ACTRESS,
MISSAvONIA n
y which occasion che will appear in
TWO POPULAR CHARACTERS,
AND sIS0
Ia MARSELLAISE.
ih!OAi EVENING. December 18th, 1857:
Will De performed the Drama of the
BRIDE OF LAMERMOOR.
- = W. -s- Uilbb a. JUICE.
: . Rationale. Miss Jennie Hight
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ROSE DE MAI.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-18

PELTO AND RAGLAN OVER COATS.
WYE have on haod a large lotbf Pel,o and Raglan Over
w Goats of every style and quality, which we are Of
fering at greatly reduced prices. Those who are In want
would do vol by calling on us before purchasing.
Dec IL D~ARkACOT, HARRIS g. CO.