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TIE yOTERSaOF THE CITY OF

" RICIMONp.- am a candidate for the office OF
:,.rs Of the CITY of Richmond. My long experience a.
,epg;y and sheriff of the county oil Hennco and City OF
:cnmond, am satisfied, would enable me % q a he w.
e. su,ias f,;,hfully and satisfactorily, should II DC your
enaIe 70 CONFER n VIZ ALEX B. HUTCHINSON.
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NOTICE.
JOHN y. WILLIAMS. wATCH
N JEWELER,
(FoRNERLY WITH Mn. JoHN HuI,)
TONTlNUES TO repair Wsches, Cloaks and Jewelry
at his Old Stand. 18th street, two doors from Main.
All kinds OF Fine Watches end Clocks repaired in the
neatest and most reliable manner, on the most reasonable
terms, snd warranted to run twelve months.
Particular attention paid TO the repairing of Fine
Watches, such as Duplex, Chronometers. Lever, Re.
peater, &c, and Jewelry of every description neatly
repaired.
Please TO tnke notice, I dc all my own Watch aud
Clock Work myself, and in no case will a second charge
be made on n Watch or Clock whilst under warrant, un.
less broken. JOHN. y. WILLIAMS,
Formerly with Mr.. John Hill, 18th street,
Two doors from Main.
P ST. keep constantly on hand, a well selected as
sortmens Of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Plated Ware,
&c. &c, which will sell cheap, for Cash.
Highest prices paid for old Gold and Silver.
Oct 24-ts
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MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS!
EVERY OTHER TICKET A PRIZE!
Resiaered Money Letters at our Risk.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000!

HNUEN.ON =
On THE HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBER.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY
- BYAUTHORITYOFTHE n ~OFGEORGLA.
CLASS FF.
Draws lot Of January, 1853
CLASS GG,
Draws 18th January, 1853, in public, at Macon, ia, un-
der the sworn supcrintendence Of f. c. Buckley and Jos.
Waterman, Esqs.
TICKETS-Wholes sl0, Halves s5, Quarters g 50.
Prizes Payable Without Deduction
80 Oh. u AAA NA,,har 1 L. EA prilaaI ~
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MERCHANDISE.

TO PHYSICIANS.
e. LAHCHaRD'S PILLS Of U~SCtiAEGEABI.E 10.
~ DlDE Of IRON.-1he mos. eligible form OF ad.
mini.tcrlEg Iod;dc OF lion known. They have been
adopted by the French Academy RI Medicine and sp
prove! by actual experiment. IN tho most celebrated
Ho.pitsls in Europe md America. Each pill contsins one
gram OF Iodine oil Iron and nc.ihih oi n grain OF Que
H. $ iron-tlc whole perfectly protected from The nc.
49," ~ vi me atmosphere by II beautiful coating OF Tolu. In
''sis1 ~ and loo rsch.
Gayius' Gluten Capsules of Pure Copaiva and
un' r"m.I IRON, and other combinations. These Capsules
~ y, y nS"sr' more soluble and less apt TO produce
m ma > .n"n nc "el",inc Capsules, AMI, on account of
'ne purify VI 'heir contents, much more certain in their
cnec''' MtaDE Il BAKER. Pharmaceutists,
leu, y. w corner Main and 10th streets.
Dec Rirhmnnd Va
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lo,boO PrLeB amounting 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S2lS,eeu
The $4,000 Prizes of 81 50 are determined by the last
figure of the number ths, draws the Capital-if it is an
odd number, then every odd number Ticket will be emit
tied to 81 80; fit is an even number, then every even
number Ticket will be entitled to So 30, in addition to any
other Prize the Ticket may draw.
Bank Notes of sound Banks taken at par. Checks on
New York RENTED for prizes.
Address orders for tickets or Certificates OF Packages
OF Tickets to ANDERSON e. SON, Managers,
Dec lS Macon or Savannah. Ga.
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- Tn Tup yOTER~ OF THE CITY OF

arcHMoNp.-Is am a candidate for the office OF sheritt,
AL. II II, should be your pleasure 70 confer upon me that
sc will devote all my energy 10 the faithful discharge
.. r,S,.es J. c. REDWOOD.
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WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY.

WASHINGTON HENRY
XXyAETED, to take charge of this Institution, The en-
suing year, a gentleman well qualified 10 toach
Latin, Greek, Mathematics, and the usual English branch.
es of education.
The Academy buildings have lately been repaired
Eight boarders can be comfortably and a
considerable number of day scholsra may be expected.
There are about 100 acres OF open land belonging to the
Academy, which the teacher may either cultivate or rent
out n he thinks best
Letters addressed to DR.. Geo. VIE. Pollard, Hanover
G. H., will receive prompt attention
By order OF the Trustees.
GEO. WIN. POLLAED, President.
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1895 Prizes amounting to 1920, 900
Whole Tickets, $40: Halves, IS; Quarters, 81 so.
DIAN np THE I OTTEUv

o,495 Prizes amounting TO $4,000
Whole Tickets, $40: Halves, Is; Quarters, 81 so.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from l to 10000, corresponding with those
numbers on the tickets printed on separate slips Of paper,
are encircled with small tin tubes, and placed in one wheel.
The FIRST 2G2 prizes, similarly printed and encircled, are
placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then rsvolved, and a number Is drawn
from the wheel Of numbers, and at the same time a prize is
drawn from the other wheel. The number and prize drawn
out are opened and exhibited to the audience, and register
ed by the Commissioners the prize being placed against
the number drawn. This operation Is repeated until all the
prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.-The two preceding and tn
two succeeding numbers TO those drawing the first IL prizes
will be entitled to the IS Approximation Prizes. For exam
Pile: II ticket No. 1880 draws the 100000 prize, those tick
cts numbered 1925, ll2l9, 1921, 1882, Will each be enti-
tied to $s25. II ticket No. $50 draws the $4,000, these
tickets numbered SIS, a9, ISL, $50, will each be entitled TO
$500, and so on according TO the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes Of $50 will be determined by the last fig.
ure Of the number that draws the go, 900 prize. For exam
pie, II the number drawing the 100000 prize ends with 10.
/ then all the tickets where the number ends In !, will he
entitled to SO. II the number ends with 9, then all the
tickets where the number ends In 2 will be entitled to 800,
and SO on to 0.
Certificates Of packages will be sold at the following
rates, which Is the risk:
Certificate Of packapps of ~ whole tIckets $50
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RETAILING GOODS.
HAVE on hand II choice stock Of Staple re. -
Il failing goods, consisting in part OF
Dinner acts in great variety Of shapes and pat.
-
Tea sets in great variety of shapes and patterns
Toilet sets III great variety OF shapes and patterns
China and White Granite goods by the dozen and piece
Cut. Pressed ond Plain Glassware OF every kind
Hall and Stand Lamp, Casters, Looking Glssses. and
fancy goods. which ! will sell low for cash, or on time to
punctual payers. Call at 70 Main street,
Nov 10 WIN. F. BUTLER.
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E. MANR'S
PLANO N,
Opposite Breeder 81 Fox, No. 21S, Broad ST.
BEG lcnve 10 inform the public that I
Il nave on hand a large assortment OF su- 6ETflE1
perior ~H
PIANO FORTES.
To the Manufacturers Of these instrument (Steinway s.
Sons, New York, and w. Gschle 4 Co. %BRtimore,J prize
Medals OF the highest order have been awarded in com.
petition with the best makers; as instance:
Two First Prize Medals at the Metropolitan Fair, Wash.
ton, March, 1855.
First Prize Gold Medal American Institute, Crystal Pa
lace, New York, November, 1855.
First Prize Gold Medal, Maryland Institute, Baltimore,
November, 1856.
First Prize Medal, American Institute, Crystal Palace,
New York, November, 1856.
All new Instruments sold at this establishment warranted
Tor nve years, and kept in tune for two years without
charge.
To accommodate purchasers from the country, | will
put up the Instrument myself ut any place desired.
Several second handed Pianus for sale, and old and new
Instruments for hire.
have also Tor sale
M%ELODEoNs,
with single and double reeds.
VloLlNS, GUITARS, &c,
Superior strings.
All orders from the country for tuning or repairing In.
struments promptly attended to.
Letters please direct F.. MAYR,
Care of Edwin Workman Il Co., Richmond, Va.
Sept lift
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GEO. WIN. POLLAED, President.
Hanover, Dec ll-ctlstJan

E WATT. p. II. STARkE.
THE CUFF BRACE
TINHIS PLOW has been steadily ~
gaining favor with the farmers w.
and planters for the last ten years, \
untilit may now be considered the ~
most popular Plow in use in the whole South. II has taken
premiums at three Of our State FANS, and at the last lls55)
took the FIRsr over oil the most popular Plows in use
II has also taken every premium given by the Mechanics
Institute of Virginia upon Plows, as well as a silver medal,
being the highest award offered by this Institute; and has
been successfully tested in every variety OF soil in this
Manufactured by the undersigned, At their factory on
Franklin street, below the Exchange, Richmond, Va,
where may be had nearly every article used for tiling the
soil. All made in our own shops of best material.
April 9-cly GEO. WAT e. co.
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V~lRGiSIA-JN CHAkCERY.-A Rule, held In
' the Clerks Office of the Circui, Cour, Of 7 on;..
'San'y, on Monday. the 18th day OF December, 1857:
DAVID Richardson, Executor Of John Gentry, deceased.
Plaintiff,
Benjamin Gentry, Owen Gentry, the children Of Owen
entry, whose names and number are unknown, and
.ner Defen5an.
The object of this suit is to obtain a decree for the di.
'.ion or sale Of the negroes left by the plaintiffs tes,ator
the children of Owen Gentry, and also for directions to
- plaintiff as TO how and in what manner he shall act in
gard to his duties in carrying inc execution the will Of
- .eststor; and affidavit having been made and filed
.t Inc defendants above named are not residents Of this
aye, and those by the general description of parties
akhoTn.' are unknown; on motion Of the plaintiff b y
= attorney, il is ordered that the said nonresident aud
=. = d". defendants do appear here within one month al.
q que publication OF this order, and do what u necessary
( protect their interests in this suit.
No.. ACopy-Teste,
DEC ls-cu4w DIVID AZ HUNTER T.
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urTO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND The Office o: Sheriff having become va
AN. s,sin otcs myself as n candidate for the Office
-a,7t.i for the very iber al vote received before, Isoheit
.r-asx.! Of the same.
Dec ls-,de WN. N. TlSSLEl.
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rs OF LAND EOK SALE

\ OFFER TO sell privately, four tracts of Land il the
II county of Charlotte. Va six miles west Of The vilIss" Of
Rough Creek. All we'll supplied with wood and water. Tie
first (Ellisl and, contains 700 acres; second Bailey e. cor.
rnins 275 acrcs; third: Turkey Cock. 200 acres, aud tho
fourth. $50. The four making one hne tonacco plsG;s'!"r,
on which is q good dwelling and all necessary %ou,houses,
a good orchard. and we'll adapted TO the growth Of corn,
wheat, oats, &c. will sell each tract separately or tao
whole In one irsct. Address the subscriber a; Lyuch5Grs,
or Mr.. F. 7. Jennings, al / Rough Creek, Charlotte 60. Va.
Dec l4-clOts JOHS d. AkMlSIEAp.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEGRO HIRING.

NEGRO HIRING.
NJ subscriber returns HE thanks to his former
u friends and patrons for past tavors. and takes this
method OF informing them and the public generally, that
he intends to continue the business the coming year
Promising TO use his best exertions to obtain good homes
and good prizes for all negroes entrusted to him; aud also
10 give them his personal attention in case of sickness -
He has a large and comfortable house TO. them during the
hiring. In which they can stay until hired out He would
advise that negroes should be sent in as early as pracii-
cable after Christmas
REFERENCES:
refer, by consent, to the following persons:
N. B. Hill, Baker g. Pleasants, Richmond.
John & w. C. Latsne, King William.
DR.. 3 G. Fauutleroy, DR.. Thomas Lstane, King and
Queen.
DR.. Bev. D. Rey, DR.. Jas. H. Lst.ne, Essex,
+. A. J. CLOPTON.
Once corner Of Wall and Franklin Streets, opposite
Messrs. Dickinson, Hill e. Co. Dec 5-c2m.
LOCUST HILL FEMALE SCHOOL.
TIME Fifth Session of this School will commence the
18th day OF January, 1853 Miss L. B. Cooke viii
continue rs teacher. She has taught for me nearly
three years. and has given ontire satisfaction to all the
patrons Of the School.
TERMS.
Board, and English Tuition. per session 10 months, ei N
Tuition in French, ~
Scholars met aud conveyed from Trevillians Depot free
of charge. WIN. E. WOOLtoLH.
Elisrile P. o., Louisa Co, Va. Dec la-c9t
ETa Richmond Wing, Examiner and Christian Ao'o'
cate, will please COPY six times.
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LOTTERIES.

SWAN a. CO.'S LOTTERIES.
NEW AND BRILLIANT SCHEME.
Capital Prize $50. OOO.
TIME following Scheme will be drawn by 8. SWAN 4 Co..
Managers Of the Fort Gaines Academy Lottery. In each
OF their Lotteries for DECEMBER, 1851, at AUGUSTA, Ga,
to which city they have removed their Principal Office.
SATURDAY, December 18th, 1857.
CLASS Is,
To be drawn In the city Of Augusta, Georgia, In public, on
SATURDAY. December 28th. 1857.
o. THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND NINETY FIVE PKIxss
Nearly one Prize to every Nine Ticketsu
MAGNIFICENT CHEME ri
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r. TO Ny FELLOW CITIZENS.-At the
..--e., ,kc.s,ion of many friends, | announce myself
icsaiidae for the offce OF Sheriff of the city OF Rich.
-ond, and respectfully solicit your ~sutfrages al the cleo
20 on Wednesday next. H. X. ELLYSON.
Ia. I'D
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FOR SALE.
Y virtue of the last will and testament OF Ms'thcw
J. ROwleti, decd. | will sell. ut Clover Depot. IL the
county OF Halifax, the second day OF January. ls5s, on a
credit Of six months, with interest from the day u sslo,
THIRTI-rHREE VALUABLE NEGROES. consisting O. men,
women. boys and ch,ldrsn-the most OF them very vs!u
able and likely. Bonds. with uBdoubicd security, vii &c
required In every case before the delivery OF the Negroes.
W. II. SIMS. Executor Of
Dec l-ctds ". J. RowLErr
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NIVHTIUHU, '
NORKIsON,S REaPEU .Sn

0NHiS Virginia invented and manufactured Machine
Il acknowiedg ed to be the best known by certi6catcs
of a large number of the best Farmers in Virginia, VIII,
used it III harvesting their last crops, is now exclusively
manufactured by Messrs. Samson a. Pae, Of Richmond.
Vn, we'll known for their skill and futhlulsess.
IL is MS strong rs can be made cuts clean pt or dry
is easy Of ughi-accomnoda,ss Itself 70 all inequniIi..
Of ground lis ensy 20 the raker-aRd ~ warranted.
Those wanting these Reapcrs are dvised 10 send theiI
orders in rs soon as convenient, SO that they may receive
hem in The Spring. Address. Messrs SAMSON u PAE,
or c. DIMMOCk, Richmond, Va. Oct3-d6m
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AUCTION SALES.
SAFE Of NALUABLE FrRNI.

URUSTEES SALE Of FTRNT-
l. TURE IN THE CENTRAL TiOTEL.-is Truce
in y deed dated Orb April. Isl. from DR. Jos.p IN A. Msya
nEd others. duly recorded in Richmond HuslGgs Cour. 7
shall proceed to sell a: public auction AT the Central Iior,1,
on MONDAY. the 2l-r day OF December. ls57. at 10 O'Clock
\ NJ all the Furniture in said Hotel. CONSISTING Of Il vel
.e rcted assortment, the most OF which is new and IL ~
good order.
TEKms.-Al sums under $50, cash: Cve- thar amount {
months credit, Tor spp-ovei endorsed neco;inble psp"r.
W. GODDIN. Tru.ie..
- am authorized by the owner Of I'M. Central
H"t.! 10 60 Wei and iavorsoly known that a minute co.
scrlpuoh IL deemed unnecessary suffice il 10 say. that II 4.
IN perfect order, and has Il rooms. 1t is situn,.d nj, The
corner OF Grace and 9h street,, immediately oupo,'r- the
Capitol Square. To at"nant who will rent the properly
before the Furniture i- sold. m Arrangement, can be
made by which he csn purchase all the Furniture Drivs,.-
ly. or rent the same along with the Hotel.
Dec W. GODDIS
SAL OF ABOUT THIRTY VAIL IELE
SLAVES, AT ~GUOCHLAND COURT HOUSE
A I The request of the owner. (who hHs NOR. -lnv"@
~ than he can work 10 M advantage We NIL sell Il.
%Goochland Court House. on Thursday, the 2ith Deem.
THIRTY VALUABLE SLAVES.
consisting OF men. women and children. the most q
whom are young and likely, and being sold for 10 t-ul.,
are regarded as equal In value TO the eauc humber Of
slaves usually sold from one estate.
TERMS cash; or II desired, approved endorsed negutia.
bic notes, at four months, interest added, will be taken in
lieu OF cash. GODDlN & APPERSON.
Dec lo-u AuctiOlee!s
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READ AND REFLECT.
SAVINGS BANK AND LIFE INSURANCE
~ 4 ID I NJ l.

THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. no 40. WALL ST.
HAS AN ACCUMULATED FUND OF e400, 600
q ND consequent ample responsibility, with the princi.
"A pie Of Mutual Insurance. Persons may participate
in the profits Of all the business transacted By the institu-
ton, rithout iucurrins any personal liability. Where de-
sired, the sums will be paid AT THE END OF ANY NUMBER
OF YEARS; thus combining the advantages Of a Savings
Bank and Lite Insurance. Premiums payable annually,
scni.annually and quarterly, and rates moderate.
JOSEPH B. COLLINS, President.
DIRECTORS.
JOSEPH r. Collins, WILLIAM TUCKER,
LUTHER BRApIsII, SHEPHERD KNAPP,
JAMES SUDAN, EDWARD 3. CLARK,
James MARSH, Isaac N. PHELPS,
john J. CISCO, FRANCIS 7. LuaUEER,5
ISAAC A, STORM, JOHN J. PHELPS,
JAMES 8. PoLHEMUs. CHARLES +. BILL,
JOHN A. LUouEER, GERALD STUYvEsAST,
JOSIAH RICH, CLINTON GILBERT,
CHARLES 81. CoSSoLrr, JACOB HAasEN,
THOMAS +, DoREMus, WILLIAM B. BoLLEs,
B. F. WHERLwRIGHT, II. h. CORNING,
WILSON G. Hunt, joins c. BALDWIN,
D.. a. ARNOLD, EDWARD MISTrRS,
w. r VHRMYLE, LrcIEN D. CONAN
ST. GRO. pEAcHy, NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
Let me also call attention 10 the following facts.
The Tables OF Premiums adopted by the Company, in.
cure lie ability to fulfill all il contracts. az it Ia not known
that any Life Office using the same Tables, and conducted
with integrity, has ever failed.
The importance of Insurance on Life cannot be shown
more emphatically By any arguments stronger than the
simple fact that, the beneicaries OF the Life Conpanie,
doing business in the city of New York, alone, are paid
an aggregate sum exceeding ONE MILLION OF DOL-
LARS, annually.
ANY further Information will be given to parties inter.
ested, by calling at my office, opposite the American
Hole. JNO II. SHOOK
Oct 1T Gen. Agt. and AIRY. for U. $. L.. G. for Va
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DATTON e. HEATH, Vol. Z.
M~RANDOLPH'S Bookstore andBindcry,
.l2L, Main street,
Reports of Cases, decided in the Special Court of Ap-
peals Of Virginia, held in Richmond, during the years
isJ6 and 1857; by John NJ. Patton, Jr. and Roscoe B.
Heath. Vol. 2 e.
Games for Children, Girls D elight, Boys DelightsPaper
Furniture for Paper Dolls
Southern Literary Messenger for December
The knickerbocker, or New York Monthly Magazine
for December
Mcdico-Ch irurcical Review for October
DeBow's Review for December Dec Is
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EXCHANGE HOTEL s. BALLARD HOUSE,
RICHMOND. VA.
JOHN p. BALLARD. PROPRIETOR.

TO MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
AND OTHERS.
TuNHE subscriber begs leave to announce to Members
Il Of the General Assembly, and others wishing 10
spend the winter in the city, that he has added greatly To
the comfort and convenience of his Establishment during
the past year, having completed the Corridor across the
street, which makes n complete connection Vi the two
houses. He has also erected II large building in the rear
OF the Ballard House and 30 connected with the same. as
to augment its comforts and greatly enlarge its capacity.
He has introduced most OF the modern improvements,
and has connected with his Hotel a Restaurant OF the
First Glass, from which Parties taking Private Parlors
car have their meals served on moderate terms. In short
he thinks he may safely say that all OF his appointments
are as complete rs any he has ever seen in other cities;
and his whole time being devoted To his business, he has
ever done and is still willing To do anything that has sug.
gested itself to him or may be suggcstcd by others for the
comfort and happiness OF his guests. With grateful nc.
acknowledgements tor past iavors he asks for Il continuance
of the same.
Nov IL UHN p. BALLARD.
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IOIANO y VOCAL INSTRUC.
TIONS.-In a few weeks will ncain <4fEx-
branches. ~
Apply to Messrs. Hahliston & Bro, No. log Main
Street, who also have the selling of the Chic tering Piano
Fortcs. EATH'L. CARUSl.
1nlr
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Richmond THEaTRR

hTC FNUND THEATRE.
GRAND SATURDAY AFTERNOON JUBILEE.
I'aE public 10 respectfully informed. that at the earnest
L solicitation OF many OF our patrons, who were 30
.'as' TO afford an opportunity to those who were unable
+. Attend on that occasion, the management beg respect
'-Iy 70 announce the GRAND SPECTACLE of the
-. SAIAD QUEEN.
"na AL It's original splendor, including the Grand
Aafca. by
EIGHTEEN FEMALE WARRIORS,
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Dec. 18th.
admission for children - cents.
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.STO WI w. TIMBERLAKE, EsQ.-It is

!fsTO WI w. TIMBERLAKE, ESQ.-It is
ae sla Of many citzens that you should declare your.
iii a cacdida,e for the Office of Sheriff of the city of
;tilm1ni. NAN
Dec It'd
TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND:
A, the solicitation OF many friends, | snnouce myself a
sDdlis,e for the office Of sheriff Of this city, aid. if elect
d, will discharge the duties appertaining to tina, office
,tt:aly.
Do it'd ". w. TIMBERLAKE.
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XXJANTED Coal Pit Hands for 1858. ] wish to EN-
w ploy for the ensuing year, fifty Negro men, to work
at the Carbon Hill Mines. in this county, The location Is
very healthy, and the employment as safe rs any ordinary
labor, as we have not had, during the pat five years, a sin.
gle case of serious injury to any one engaged in our mining
operations. The hands will be subject 10 a tax OF ~ each,
and no more, for medical attendance, "hhe AZ he mines
None but healthy. able bodied men, used to outdoor labor,
will be employed, and for such fair prices will be 2unctual.
ly paid.
Dec l2-ctlJan JOHN J. WEhTH. Agt.
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STEWARDS PORTRAIT OF

GILBERT sTRWART,s PORTRAIT OF
WASHINGTON,
PRINTED IN OIL COL0RS.
EVERYBODY who reveres the memory OF that great
IL and good man throughout the lani, should send for
a copy OF this truly beautiful picture.
Fine Impressions, Arabesque Gold Mounted only 81 DO
Single Proofs. paper, so
For convenience, remittances for the half dollar style
may be made in stamps.
Pictures carefully rolled and sent (free) per post.
Address DEVEREUX Il GO.
Atheneum, Washington Square, Philadelphia.
Dec 3-tf