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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-01
EDGE HILL SCHOOL

TIME second session of this school will
the LIST October next and terminate the 3lst July
following The session is divided into terms, OF five
months each. The subjects taught ancient and mo-
dern languages and mathematics The charge for ever,
thing except lights s25 per term payable in advance
Persons desiring may obtain detailed catalogue by
addressing the Principal Guiney's p o., Caroline
Va SAM IL SCHOOLER NJ. D.
REFERENCES.
F. w. Coleman, senate of Virginia; Profs, Harrison
Davis, Cabel, Minor, and McGufey. University OF Va.
profs Veuable and Brown University of Gcorgs Ran
doph Tucker Esq, Winchester; R B. Heath. Esq, snt
r. T. Coleman, NJ D., Richmond; James Z Southall, Esq.
Charlottesville; H. NJ Robinson, ESQ.,, n. Orleans
July l4-cwtf SAML SCHOOLRR.
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~. - n r FOR THE
81 Az = District OF the CITY Oh
& Third C'ls'''THo THOMAS J. NoRVELL.
, MORE CrRE%ss,, pu,a IN MONTH, 20. 1856

MOhh PHILADELPHIA, 81 MONTH, 20; 1850;
ihsss ;ar several yoars been afflicted
Rest Fts nd 'o ssa i General Debility
u .y.ssPs.,, snu medicine. Hooasnds German Bit
assssiss, she assns Bsf.
,.eGl 'tA her general debility, tina, ! was in'
IN :sf I ,syst then GOT bOse and used il ,h sS
and " rSsSG s.n ms more ose ' aad
,tan. nsd os.o. snJ ,vs,en. Last tall | had q
-a:a - ne -, me piarrLa.. which continued TOR
severe wv " s Tor me was despsi5ei Of Thy my
used and se ssan asSps d?Sa the the
l,ca AZ - and gave me general health TO the
ea T i. Doc:or, one Of the most valuable
Sea Sysr used and shall take great pleasure IN re-
cl,ae-c!a: NO 0'"s' SAMUEL HUTTON
Ms jennings Row, Csharlne above third
=. : \ JACKSON. no, Arch street. Philsdspnia. ,a
q: ,s.1 ~ 1!|, ;.nN { 90. and BENNETT, BEERS &
Fl SC I'LL 10 April 27-d&c2w
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iRLAND LILLY Cemni.,Ionl
VALENTINE e. son

GUAyE now opened their entire stock Of Spring aud
D. 4 Summer STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, 0"a
invite the attention N their country aud city friend" Ell!
customers to them. We have received:
Light co!cr.d, plain and inrcy silks and Poplins
Bnrese Robes and Onbre and Satin Striy"i En.cscs
Fancy colorcd Il"rnaues and Charlotte plsids
Black Mnroucise and Byaderc Mourning Rob"s
Orgundies and Jaconets md Jnconct and OrsandiD
Robes
Dotted and figured swics ard French Mullins
Flourccd Muslin Robes
Chaile De Lanes, MOussrln and De F.c"
RuInbaZincs, a! pacas Tnd PLAIN r rebch AuIi'7
Pcrcalrs und white aLI cOlo:ei BIil.ia.tcs
Nantes in C!.nntilly, silk and Moire Antique
Maitlcs trimmed with Satin, Velvet. Lac. md Rn lieu
Swiss md Cambria Cellars an! sleeves, in sets
Mcrhin and Mnl,csc Collars md Sleeves in s.Is
Black lace Coars trirumed ia coIora
Brnck Lsce nnt Grape Busc Trimmed Collars
Black and white Ensish Thread hEa Brussels Inca
;-irar Lawn. iicmni.i and .uiLrG l.. &. Hihis.
Cambria and swiss FiouDc:E!s, Edsngs ANA inseitn.s
Tape and swiss Striped am Checked MusIins
Plain, figured aud striped Ta!cth AID Gauze Bonno:
Ribbons
s kcieton and Cotiilion Skir;e
Barcgo Tribe. aud Casaniere Shhwls and Scarf-
Ivory, Feather and sandui Woo, Yen.
Elastic Belts. Dress Trimming. COrsets
Ladies' Gents and Chi!Lrcn's Hosiery aud GlD:Gs
Gents Shirts Tcs. Hdkis, Collars, &c, &c.
Irish Shirin: and Fronting Linens
Dnmask, DanIask Cloths NAPKINS ard Dc!iics
Linen Burlsps Tickinburg ard Crash
Gents Plain PLAID ard Fancy Linen Drills
Drap D'Etc, Argentine ana l'aimr Ci1'n
French Ca. simcrcs, Casnmercrt and Tweeds
White and Plaid Oznaburgs and Duck
Bleachcd ana Brown shniinssnnd sh"ct!Gqs
Stacking, and Cotton PAntauon stuits
Dcnim.. Maryland Plads aud Mcrinu stripes
Furnare D.rnity and Marscilles lui!ts
silk and Bingham Umbrellas and Parssols
Skirt Springs, Shirt Fronts, Combs. Bfu'he. .
Oil Silk, &c, &c. EA!ESIi'r " -,
No 90 Rroad ic-t. corner YIN
March 81 Near CaftoI SQUIRE
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COMMISSION nUsIyr.S

VNilE undersigned, having deter mined 20 local. per
= matt!y H. III richmond Tor the purpose of sriny
HORSES, CATTLE and LIVE STOCK OF every d.s"r;rs.
iion on Commission take this method Of informing her
friends and the public generally OF their Tnv
can be found a, HI umss at Bacon Quarter Branch On
stock to them for sale they premise to use their bet Of
forts to secure the highest prices the market sord. and
will cnteavor TO give satisfaction generally.
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CHEAT BARGAINS IN LINEN GOODS q
-UnS D ppICE & CO have just received heavy
supplies Of housekeeping Linens, shreings' Da-
masks To,vell!ncs &c which they srs selling OF nj as
Mercnapts, families ard Others in city and country
nave now an opportunity Of furnishing themselves ut y
large discount las. than regular Int rates, Them co
Every description Of servants goods on LaId and Of
fcred low. lho'. H. fiNiSH - w.
Aprii lS-codln
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS,

NEW AND CHEAP GOODS,
AT NO lI3 EAGLE SCtLAhE.
WYE are in receipt OF larg" stCeH u sPih5 ooo"s
" COMPRISING the n-wes; and nsost elegant stJhs -
Ores, Goods all OF which will be sold at 10" tiet.'
sCold and Black silk R"h's
Organize Grenadinc and hnItge h0'e'
Chcne Bayadere and striped sEh,
Ch.ne md Brochc Grenadines ana nutesf'
pin aud printed Muuselanes aud Cha!i!cs
Embrod.red :iwiss Dresses
p;n,eJ Briian,e- and French Calicoes
,co Muslin aud Cambria Collars
10 DO do. Sets
.nring Sh.ws and scsris
t;av... and Hosiery of every description
limb elias and Psrsso!s
Irish Linen. fine, mt 37ic
FL Table DaE;ask atJ1lc
Dau,ask Napkins and Doyiies very cheap
Linen Sheetng aud Pillow Linen
Fine Wide Bleached Cotton Shooting, at go
45inch Pillow Cotton at Cd
Fin. Mars.i!es QYt.. at 90 50a3
Fine Thread Cambria Hdhfs At l0c q 90.
Fine White Br!isnte, cd.
White and coiored Furniture Dimity, very chesp
Rlrsched and Brown Shirlings
White and cold Osnaburgs
Jick.cu5ur: and BurIsps
Toweing OF every kind, &c, &c.
MOURNING GOODS.
Bombsziaes Alpaca ana l,mise Co;h
BareCes. Grape de Espagne
Granaai,es. Chsllies
Pl-rk T.a,''-s and Organizes
Mourning Silks
Crepe Collars and setu
Mousclan ., Canton =. aros, e.
April2 p PARKER, NlhMO co.
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,oryrEs-Tbis srea; Improvement mn in

s':ss +. s.Sss
-, b:oash, OK, ' ,wsys retaining their original
e 'dn: 2@ . Mm n any light and for sottqess
WEI u ~ wo becomes entirely extinct
sni n sytsIpgp;6rypt, will 40 we'll TO call on
y '.,,.r;o; q good ANeH0 SaNXAi & CO.,
= 90 ,,,be Gallery l45 Nan street,
r,r M.+v occupied by w A. Pratt.
For.ne'-ss s, ,,y.e, at very moderate
.cs- .-r fns er.rariHss VI SS
=. P;,ce 81 each 3. s. CO.
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LARGEST SOUTHERN PIANO FACTORY.
COLI MEDAL pREMIlIM PLANO EQRTES

LARGEST SOUTHERN PIANO FACTORY.
GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM PIANO FoRTES.
XXyM KNABE, senior partner in the late firm OF
w KNARE, GABLE T. Co, (Which was dissolved by
the death of Mr. Henry Caehie continues the manuac
ture and sale of Grand and Square Pianos under the
name OF
WIN. KNABE T. CO.,
At the old stand Nos. l. g. and North Eutaw St. OPP
posite the Euaw House. and at the sales room, No
201 Market ct Baltimore.
The subscriber respectfully bess leave to present
to the ladies and gentlemen of the South his sincere
acknowledgements for the very liberal patronage they have
uniformly extended to his establishment and desires a,
the time them, that, stimulated by their
constantly increasing during past years, he has
spared neither trouble expense perfect far
s!oe the Piano Forte continuance Of the
custom o; persons OF cultivation and refinement.
III ADDITION TO the commentator Of the eminent
Pianist Of the county he would add that every Fair
at which his Pianos o.. exhibition they have uni
formy been AWARDED the highest honors Of the several
Institutes
Being extensively engaged in the manufacture of
Pianos and employing hundred Of the mos,
rienced JouIneymen am prepared to sell either whole
sale retail, the most accommodating terms whole
sale dealers will therefore, lind to their ad ysn,a re TO
give me a call before purchasing elsewhere
All instruments built my factory have full iron frames
and constructed as to secure great additional
strength without affecting the tome and they will there
tore stand in any climate.
Every Piano Forte of my manufacture, is guaranteed
the greatest possible lie taken selection
of instrument calculated, in tone, touch power and
mechanical fuish, please the most asdious in add
ton which privilege of exchange is granted any
time within six month"; should the instrument not give
entire satisfaction. April 29-tf
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|,. N3TELI.
'ac'' preparatory to a removal to his farm
~ coan'y, Offers for sale the following Real
-,nAond, and It's vicinity:
h. zee story Brick tenement on Main street,
Ana 'rd sneets, now occupied by G. X.
!. nhg on Clay street. near the Corporation
liz 'ssidence Of Peter d Glenn, Esq.
ths lots adjoining the above.
.a Sh street, between Marshall and Leigh
h. ms ,ne residence OF DR.. Wayt.
:. 'r.es 81 land adjoining WooGlawn, In rear,
+. many beautiful building lots, with hand
:. ~, AID ;G'rty three acres Of land, all In
Z nsearg road. about four miles from
=, .. ~ in wood, on the Darby,own road,
+. .9.er'y will be sold on reasonable credits
'I'A!ca, apply to Goddin d Appersop. or
K RlCH'D HILL, il.
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$3.50 prizes, amounting to q, as sn
Whole Tickets SlO-lialves SS ,.'S . w.

Tickets
PLAN of THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from to 80 Ooo corresponding VIE nose
numbers on the tickets printed on separate clips OF
nro encirced with small tin tubes and placed IN one
wheel The first as prizes similarly printed ana encir
cled are placed in another wheel
The wheels are then revolved, and number Is draw"
from tbe wheel OF numbers and 1T the same time prize
is drawn from the other wheel The number aud piize
drawn out are opened and exhibited to the audience a
reg;sered by the Commissioners; the prize being paceG
agSinst the humber drawn This operation ID repeated
until all the prizes are drawn out
srnuoyINITIoy PRIzEs-The two preceding aud the
vo ncsed;nr numbers to those drawing the hrst IL
prses will be entitled the - approximation Prizes ac'
cording to the scheme;
number that drawsthe $50 900 prize For exam
ple the number drawing the sJoooO prize ends with
No / then all the Tickets where the number ends in /
viii be entitled to 500 If the number ends with No.
then all the tickets where the number end, In will be
titled 10 S20 and so on to o.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the following
csrbcn,e Of Package of 10 Whole Tickets $50
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10 Quarter .
4 L IL.

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
ed on receipt of which they will be forwarded by first
mail Purchasers have tickets ending in any figure
:hev rnnv designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after tho drawing.
sPurchasers will please write their signstures plain.
and give their Pos. Ofice, County and State.
yFsRemeuiD-r that every prize Is drawn and payable
In full without deduction.
TAl Prizes of 81, 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the drawng-ocr przes the usual time OF thirty
days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets Certificates OF Packages
of Tickets TO S SWAN CO.. Atlanta ia,
Or S SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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3as6 Prizes, amounting to sal5 go
Whole Tickets SlO Halves IS Quarters 81 50.
Bank notes of sound banks taken at par
Checks ON New York RENTED for Prizes
EFAddress orders for Tickets or Certificates of Pack
ages Of Tickets to
ANDERSON & SON, MANAGERS.
Macon or Savannah, Ga.
,y@Pcrsons holding Prize Tickets of J. F. Winter
Manager, will send them 10 us for payment.
Arr,
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made
In the ordinary Female Schools of the country. where
one teacher ia employed 1t is impossible Tor want OF
me the teacher devote that constant personal at
tention that Is needed In sach schools the little pupil in
music is necessarily the piano to learn and prac
tce her music without assistance. Should there be but
ten scholars, aud half hour only devoted By each to
music the teacher being present Ave hours OF the teach
ers time will be consumed and but little left for the in
structon in other studies To this may be truced any
of the complaints OF Female Schools.
personal attention of the Teachers every Department
For this purpose two teachers employed One To at
tend the ordinary English Branches including Mahe-
mates and the Sciences and the other Music FRENCH
and Ornamental Branches Miss f. T. ScoTT will again
have charge of the first Department By her fidelity and
her pupils and from my own examinations, know that
those under her instruction progress with extraordinary
| rapdity and proficiency.
In the other Department embracing Music French and
the Ornamental Branches Miss IRENE kSAUFF is engag.
ed a lady educated with great care. As teacher,
abe given the highest satisfaction TO her employer and
patrons All that hear OF her 10 exceedingly compli.
meutary Observe that in Music the Young Ladies take
in the presence of the Instructor
| and then retire TO another Piano to practice.
frequently examine The young ladies, especially on
such branches generally in Female Schools very
mnerfecty learned When this Is take place is not
generally known By them The consequenceis that they
| are always prepared
In closing feel due to the Young Ladies who have
attended this School to express my grateful appreciation
of their uniform kindness each other and every
member of my family. Their extraordinary decorum,
their handsome observance of those social propriees
which contribute much to the ornament Of female So
ciety their dgent application TO their duties and their
proficiency, merit more than ordinary praise.
| When notified on what day Students will reach Blacks
and Whites by the cars OF the South-Sde Railroad,
| suitable conveyance will be provided.
GF-Every article Of clothing should be marked.
f1-My address is MacF arland's Lunenburg, Va.
Dec lT-ctf JOHN ORGAN, in.
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NEW Stirring AND SUMMER GOODS.

VIE Subscriber would call the attention OF his friends
customers and the public generally TO his stock OF
new Spring and Summer Clouds consisting OF CLOTHS
CaSSlMEkEs, EESTIHGS. SC, recently selected wiki
much care by himself. in the Northern citirs and which
NC would ne hsppy To make up in the latest and
pcfloT style, anu ON rrnsnnshl. terms.
WM HOLT RICHARDSON.
Merchant Tailor,
=, lith street, opposite Exchange Hotel.
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pREMIUM SADDLERY HOUSE.

uSOR RENT-And possession given Is, Of Nay. nc
n the handsome three story Brick Tenement on M
Main street between I'd and 3rd. occupied By tS.
Geo T. Peske ESQ., 1t contains good rooms, with ire
places and three closets and has brick kitchen with four
rooms. Apply 10
April GIFT HILL q RAWLINGS.
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PLOCGUS.
TIME FOLLOWING numbers of~A
CASTINGS always on hand
Minor Horton, Nos. ls, lsi, 10, oe6
1871. 20, 81 and ~.
Alayher q cn ana Jonn Moore, of same numbcrs in
GLIDING lot, att Il, l3s and u.
Wiley, double point, g. !, s.. So, rs, IL.
Livingston County, Nos. 81 3ond 4, right hand.
Nos. 1, ), 6, left hand.
Wilson Smithers Improved Livingston, Nos 9, 2i ,,
T. for right and left hand. for wrough, points.
Mccormick. Nos. 6, Z, 80, 10, IL. wrought point.
Davis, 9. 10, IL. wrought, 9 and 10 cast.
Prouty s. Near and Russlcs, Nourse, Mason Co., so
veral sizes, 2 and horse.
March y VIM PALMER SON & CO
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iMUSEMENTS.

NINE DANGRTS ,-
MAXWELL, AND POSITIVELY LAST CoNhNi'
FRIDAY, MAY lsT. 1857,
AT METROPOLITAN HALL!
|Hg oASGRl
NILE MAIHiLuc OANGEi.
Mr. THOMAS
Mn ScHRIEBRR.
SIoSoR ABELLA.
|-.en-Tb. ?u5Nci. respectfully Informed; tnai 20
c'.,.., "a opportunity, ,ae price OF admission
FIFTY CENTS.
h. secured Seats so Cents extra. TO De ma n. -
; ;-D-: g., ~ April 3o-2t.
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l.MEEN sPIINi.S LNND EON SAIE

JUHN WIISUN,
Land Commissioner Of the Illinois Central T. X. 90
O:T.G il Illinois Central Rarond Depot, ChicoCo ~.
Go.s Hpr i-tGm
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IND0DT,%TT no DRJiGGISTS
LOST CERTIFICATE nE VIRGINIA PER

LOST CEKTIFICNIE IIF v fN"'.F1-H LII
CENT DEBT.
NoTICEis hereby given that arpl;ss'ion VIII be made
ior tho renewal Gf n certificate OF state Per stock,
No $50 issued on the day OF November 1856 in the
name of the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad Company,
NJ Inrw2m W. X DRINkaRD
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MOURNING GOODS.
CUPEER plain black Silks. without usEc
y Lupn's ezra ane black Bomoaznc, yer! e"e'P
Surcr .:sck iiernani and T:ensd.hc
BInc; Grape Mcrc,z ard Tim rune
Rioc: Tamese Cloth. ChNlbe ond Mouselaine
u,ns sper black Bsrase; esos f5s"s vs Cambria
p pa c.,pe CoIl,rs sni Sleeves very handsome
Toorning Man;les, and Llack HERMANN aud Berage
lila, H""'' PRICE & WATKINS.
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by GOEDIN & ApPERsON. 4Tf5rs
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, THREE ~,

~ Z l. u u ~ ~ = Z.
4 HALF MI rs r,Sr OF RICHMOND NP.c -
GAINESVILLE TURNPIKE FOR SALE AZ
WA ARE authorized 70 ,clI the sbnve h,.r,,.., f
w now yD,i rni OCCUPIED =, X N imS.nr
r"n-ins ia acres sijops tie lands o. ies,rs lao, :,
On ter A. Rrax,oI and Josiah d SINH - ,, :,
acres cleared and la, balance mns,,y j.. 80.
growth Of oak. maple and gum ofthe cleared ,ri
u acres high land admirabr sd,nes m vsos,j,.
other crops and about 20 acres i. hne me,faw 81
grounds All the cleared land il very rc; &c raj, d;
ed sad IN fine heart.
The buildings on the r!ace consis, ~ L...,;o, :, .
bgc Dwelling con,an;u: rooms y,;.h oeaa,I.u' -
sides large kitchen stable barn ca.ris"n fs w
house. corn house &c "'|''' ''
The place 10 rTeil supplied with vnrou. III, ,,,
trees.
Ills only necessary 10 view the place IN no cham 4
with lie beauty fne scenery. Sc |, i. ,e,,".i, :,
hen!thy - 49, -' ;
There i. seeded ON the nIsc. 70 br,,,.s ~ ,,,.t.
looks we'll 49, =" $500
To n person who viii purchs,c IN. ,.,,, ,; s .
crop mules cows wagon. Sr and e. min '"e 80.
will be .uG II, valuation e i " -
Possession can be h.d 4. once
II desired city property will he taken in exchange
For further particular: tuuy IN
MAY I--ca,y comfy 4. .p;,:- " A.,
=. --'- - .' ''.
1i0lt FARM LANDS FOX SALE
'ENiE Illinois Central Railroad Company is now Pre-
y pared IN cell about ," 900 acre, ~ CHOICE rrn
lands IN tracts OF ~ rcrcs End upwards long crcd
ain l.! 10" rates ol interest
These LANDS were granted by tic Gov-rEneu, 70 ma u
me construction OF me Road and are rmCrr 10
hn" H!ost lef'!e ~ the world They extend from h.Tr
E"e ana est, tLInGch he middle al The STATE
thc extreme soh ana Include every variety Of elm
ana productions nnhd be-" 80" those parallel. Of 'st'ur
he northern roriohls chi.Gy prair" iLtsrsp.Is. " ~
''e s'usft anu "a w hlu' "i'u S"uihefn s"ci!ons ''n
or' Pi'"o"dc' a''ef""'Is "i'b pehut!"' psh!ft- ~
"Pr.'1'ss.
me- oir hch'lF' mld m" rquso!r ih"n ans
oIhe Phtt ol 'hc eouhy'he ar IL PIrr sra erhc'rE.
VIM. living e''ea'is anu springs '' excellent "si"'
ao ntl ,..,..
n'tuh'io'ls Loai 10 eH'chtNry Mihed, ana supple =
cheap ana ucsraoe iuei Deing furnished al n6py po"
nj >: u" 81 per o-shd wood can hr H:t Of the
per cord
Building stone 81 excellent qualify fo ahourds, "t',-
can d" procured or te more than The expcn-" e.. 'r
portaton.
Inc srsat ieFtity OF NICE a:i"", which are arc.
rich mould iiyih Two TO h'e feci deep and ssny ro.
their cohtgui'y 10 tins road. by which every facility
furnished i"r travel and transportation, {" he r'nc
markets norE, south, Ensi' west. ara the ecoHoiuf
"in wien tncy ca, o. cu.t!Nnsen render IN ~ M ~ =
vnua!r .nat can &c ouhai ana PE=eni 20
in'o 'o' opportunity or PERSONS o! ihcGe:f' -
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l'a'' ElM WORCESTERSHIRE

rhe universal favor with mhsn o russ
mil. received" 49, introduction into the United
n ,sr .suce. Ss' A. SONS, some fifteen years
e " Me-sf: pVSS,,snded TO every city OF the Uni.
~ h: demand nae ,sr,s the NEST delicious flavor to
* I'VE. le'' and .m. Ss Ito tonic and inyigorating
sS: s ,ysa the s msS
-. : Europe NO" 20 & Perriu's Worcestcrshire
t....i,i,. he words bottle, and the name Lea
.s s,s .oSn Oh Nv The patent metallic capsule or
np'sI a.,n,S on labels and wrap m,sppe nn.
Ssi: s IN IN cases sS Jars on. @psF'" sSu0A
- Rs Broadway, New York.
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r. II. TAYLOK's MUSIC SALOUN
AND PIANO-FORTE WARE-ROOM,
GOVERNOR STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
yUNNE undersigned 10 sole agent III this -4ihn-
q city for the ssle of the celebrated aaa2
NUNS & CLARK's PIANO FORTES.-6
The Instruments have received the unquali.o
ed approval of the grea.es Pans,s In this country and in
Europe He also keeps Pianos Of GALE CO. and other
good and " cll established makers.
P H. Taylor keeps constantly ou hand assortment Of
the best Musical Instruments and Musical Merchandise in
general consisting OF Pe!aubats superior MELODEOES,
Of A. and octaves, with single and double reeds.
Martin unrivalled GUITARS.
Taylors approved FLUTES-Qhese Flutes ore not sur.
passed0
Accordeons Claone,s Flu,es Ffes Flageoets Guitars
volins Banjos Bridges, Pegs, &c.
Tuning Forks and Pipes, Mouth Pieces for Clarones
and brass instruments.
Piano 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 beautiful Objectionable,
new and standard Sheet Music be found In this State.
A liberal discount made 10 Teachers and Schools.
Pianos Tuned and let to Hire. Old Pianos taken In
change for new ones ?. II. TAYLOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-01
ARETIRED PHYSICIAN

/[EyHOSE sands of life have nearly OUT discov.
w cred while In the East Indies, certain cure Tor
! Consumption. Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs Colds, and
General Debility. The remedy was discovered by him
when his only child, daugh.e. was given up 10 die
Wishing do much good possible he will send TO
such OF hs afflicted at request H. this recipe
with full und explicit directions for making up and
cessfuy using it. He requires each applicant TO
enclose him one shilng-thrce cents 10 be returned
as postage on the recipe. and the remainder to be np
piled TO tho payment Of this Advertisement Addrc./
Dr. II. JAMES, No. II, Grand 81. Jersey City n J.
anr;l
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"hEAr SOUTHERN HAT AND CAT
"aSCtACTORY AND DEPOT.


"hEAr SOUTHERN HAT AND CAP
H'SCtAcTORY AND DEPOT.
J., ,,e. >rNxG Trade, 1857.
f. Doo-hf. Il, Mum street. Richmond, fEB
L@t..@sl4c;ar-r and importer of HATS, ~
h'>' AADit.>' FURS, TRIMMINGS. 90
- Nc, would or ;his occasion particularly
80, g.,v4' of ''s regular customers and
b. 500, to k/rFspsFa;ious he has made for the
,aur In IN" North, he has visited not
.,a =, baltimore Philadelphia and New York.
| piinclp'' manufacturing districts where
% az" COZ d;'--,Aus nc has been enab ID
IA" samples OF eye.y nrtic,. made. and pur.
as'ah'aseol!siy thar. heretofore.
.oftAtiGa OF French goods. he mas made such
=, ..f'. VIII insure him n regular supply of the
o'hrr Hats Of his own make have inyaria.
ned oy his customer. superior 20 ,hose of
80. 'a'';on. From various improvements re-
ai' factory, the superiority will not only be
- D., merchants rs purchase elsewhere, with.
..-aoSd trlal, ne would respectfully invite
:, ,,tn !shnent He assures them should ,hey
~; ~. aha stock Of goods eeualling in variety
~" p'ice' that Of any other house, North or
arrangements are OF the completest kind
X. .t'' attention is paid to the careful packing
.-.ancn, Of goods March lO-ts