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To conclude with the Farce O
MIR & MRS. WHITE.
METROPOLITAN HALL.

HALL.
,-~SECOSD AND LAST WEEK al
EW ScgSEs IN VENTRILOQUISM, NEW FEATS
" IN MAGIC,
The Wonderful and Learned Canary Birds!
AND SPIRIT RAPPING.
ihe Celebrated and World. X renowned
SlGNOR BLITZ,
VIII remain ONE WEEK LONGER, and give his
POPULAR EXHIBITIONS
MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 10TH.
va every evening during the week, commencing at y
.Iocs' aud on TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY Ar.
nhNooNs, at 3 q clock.
10 Admission ~ cents. Children Is cents, Gallery
" tol"red people lai cts. Nov l6
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EACH s,TURDAY in OCT
5495 Prizes amounting to 1920,
Whole Tickets, 80: Halves, g; Quarters, ~ Al.
PLA OF THE LOTTERY,

II O,fVpI lNN3 ouVauthtb " s-oI'
Whole Tickets, $40: Halves, s.; Quarters, ~ 20.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from ! to $4,000. corresponding with those
numbers on the tickets printed on separate slips Of paper,
are enclrcled with small tin tubes, and placed in one wheel
The first e62 prizes, similarly printed and encircled, are
placed In another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, and n number l. 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 agains,
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 he entitled to the 6S Approximation Prizes. For exam
Pile: II ticket No. 1880 draws the 900, 1000 prize, those tick
cts numbered 1928, 1929, 1921, 1l952, will each he emit
lied to $925. IL ticket No. $50 draws the $4,000, those
tickets numbered us, 59, Sl, $50, will each be entitled to
1900, and so on according to the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes of &20 will he determined by the last fg
ure Of the number that draws the 500, 900 prize. For exam
pie, II the number drawing the 1905 O prize ends with No
| then all the tickets where the number ends In |, will be
entitled to $50. II the number ends with ., then all the
tickets where the number ends In 2 will be entitled TO $50
and so on to O..
Certificates Of packages will be sold at the following
rates, which Is the risk:
Certificate OF packages Of 10 whole tickets ssC
10 Half ~
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tM0ICE SELECTIONS, DESIRABLE
sfOCk CENTS CLOTHING, BOYS CLOTH.

y SrUuh IENT"S. CLOTHING, BOYS CLOTH.
W., SERVANTS CLOTHING.
Le. eVeryoody come to 10, Main street aud select their
'Pphe' Tor toe season. Do you wish to dress gcnteellyi
1.-the store c.':Ale subscribers and be satisfied that what.
-, : necessary to mike a garment popular. will be
eaih'ned III those offered by US.
.to'V" worth Of goods, genteel in shape and color, per
I. "a qaahty, economical in price, assorted in SIZE; In
w.. ,aey are right in every particular, and we recon-.
r-srcd cpccTCxC TIin.SaT . Cp
10, Main street.
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The only Medal awarded by the Jury Of the New York
Exhibition for Foreign Sauces, was obtained by LEA 4
PERKINS for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. the world
wide fame OF which having led to numerous INVITATIONS,
purchasers are earnestly requested to see that the names
Of LEA g. PERKINS,, are impressed upon the Bottle,
and Stopper, and printed upon the Labels.
Sole Wholesale Agents for the United States.
JOB DUNCAN e. SONS,
405 Broadway, \. Y.
A stock always in store. Also, orders received for di.
rect shipment from England. July Ply
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NEGROES AT TT

NEVsIIUTTN NT HV'TTVNs
nURSUANT To n decree OF the Superior Court ot
Louisa County, shall sell, ut auction, ON the pr"mi
-es, on TUESDAY, the oath day Of November next, It
fair, ii not, the first fnir day thereafter, II likely ncgrUr.,
belonging To the estHte of Thornns Poindcxtcr. drc'd.
Terms OF Sale: A credit Of six months willb" given, tn
purchaser giving bond and approved security, bcMrius IA.
terast from date.
Oct l4-cw6w GARLAND LILLY, Cornn!r.
SALE OF LAND IN CHESTERFlRLDi
nURSUANT 10 a decree of the Circuit Court OF th"s
,cricld, made on the 2ad OF October, ls57, the uu-
,rrsignrd commissioners will sell. on the premisrs, ON TIA"
eth day of November, 1857, 0bcinG Wednesday, the
Tract of Land eli which the late Samuel wilkinson, deed.
resided Ut the time of his death, containing three hundred
ond piuc,y.Iour acres, lying in the county Of Chesterfield,
adjoining The lands Of Joseph II. Worsinin, Seth w. Flour.
nov and Edmund r.. Wilkinson. The said Tract "i Lant
has ON it many good buildings, and IA me apple orrh"rd.
and Inns much pine timber. and n good portion Ut wood
land. jos. IOonf,
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THE POLYTECUNTC COLLEGE

o F THE STATE OF
WEST PESN SQUARE. PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED by the Legislature, 1853, on the plar
OF the Industrial Colleges OF Paris and Berlin.
The winter session Of the nth collegiate year will com
mcnce on Monday, November 9th, 1851, and continue feui
months.
In addition to thorough, practical instruction In Mathe
matics, Civil Engineering, Architecture and Drawing, full
series of Lectures by members Of the Faculty are given
as follows:
Geology, Minerslory and Mining Engineering, by Prof
w. ]. Whitaker, a. NJ.
Industrial, Analytical and Agricultural Chemistry. by
Prot. A. l.. Kennedy, NJ. ID.
Mechanical Engineering and the Principles Of Machinns
by Prot. n. r. Tuthill, A. NJ.
Ample facilities are provided for Field and Laboratory
Practice, and students may pursue full or partial courses
Fee for full course, $50.
For further information, apply to
DR.. A. l. KENNEDY,
Nov 2--cif President Faculty, Philadelphia.
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p. II. TAYLOR's MUSIC SALOON
AND PiANO-FORTE WA RE-ROOM,

AND PiANO-FORTE WARE-ROOM,
GOVERNOR STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
HyIIE undersigned Is sole agent In this 0-
city for the sale of the celebrated 80
NUNNS s. CLARK'S PIANO FORTES.-0
The Instruments have received the unquall." v.
nd approval of the greatest Pianists In this country and In
Europe. lie also keeps Pianos Of GALE e. co. andother
good and wclestablishcd makers.
p. II. TAYLOR keeps constantly Cd hand an assortment OF
the best Musical Instruments and Musical Merchandise In
general. consisting Of Pelaubats superior ~mELopEoNs,
Of IL, 5 and G octaves, with single and double reeds.
Martins unrlvallcd GUITARS.
Taylor's approved FLUTEs-thesa Flntes are not sur
passed.)
Accordeons, Clarionets, Flutes, Flies, F~lagcolcs, Guitars,
Vlolins, Banjos, Bridges, Pegs, &c.
Tuning Forks and Pipes, Mouth Pieces tor Clarionets
and bra sinstruments.
Piano stools and best quality Guitar and Violin strings
The largest and most beautiful assortment OF Questionable,
new and standard Sheet Music to be found in this State.-
AIiberaldiscount made to Teachers and Schosls:
In short, every article in TIE Music line may be had at
this establishment 1T most reasonable prices.
Pianos Tuned and let to Hire. Old Pianos taken In eT.
change for new ones. p. II. TAYLOR.
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FRUIT TREES AND SHRUBBERY.

SOUTHERN GREENWOOD, NURSERY.
HAVING on hand II choice variety of FRUIT - -
IL Trees of my own raising, and grating TT
suficietly large for transplanting, ! respectfully
call the attention of the public to them.
My Nursery is located one.and. a.half miles Eorth.E East
from the Old Market, wherel will take pleasure in show
Ing them.
All orders addressed to, or left at my agents, Messrs
Van Lew, Taylor 81 Co., No. 10, Main street. Richmond.
Va, or myself, will mr-t with prompt attention.
CRs SHADE TIERS furnished to order.
Aug 2I-cGm LEWIS TUDOR.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

CLASSICAL. y MATHEMATICAL SCIIOOI
fIlilE subscribcr will open on it. LIST al October, ls57,
4 II select school Mt Grassland, within one mile al p.
%iersburg. lie has reason 10 bclicv'. that during mn OK
pcricnce OF eight Year,, both ns Principal and Assistant
IN Academies, he las given entire satisfaction 10 lhOr'
who have conid,d their children to his instruction.
H""rd aud tuition, tp"ynblr srIui-nunnnlly IN ndvancc)
Tor session Ui nine md u halt months, !OG.
DAY SCHOLARS.
English department.
Classical du IL
French and German each II
desire 10 putrnnizc thu school, should address, without DE-
lay, James II Cox, Esq Winterpock z. o., Chesterfield
county,, or the subscriber, Orange Court House, Virginia
RErEKEScE7:-Jnmes II. Cox. Esq Right Rev. John
Johns, ID. d., the President and Professors at William aud
mnry College. and the former patrons and pupils of the
subscriber in Chesterfield. Williamsburg and Fredericks
burg. JOHN s. HANSEN OUCH, Nj. A.
AMI .E
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CULPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE,
NEAR GILL EQlIRT uQIlSE- VA

SN
w second session Of this school will commence Oh
IL the hrst day Of next September. The course OF in.
struction will include the Latin, Greek, French and Span
ish Languages, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chem.
lotry, and lower English branches.
The teachers engaged to conduct the school are gradu'
nles OF the University Of Virginia and Virginia Military
Institute: who will adopt the modes OF instruction pnr-
sued in those institutions.
TERMS:
Board, tuition, wishing, fuel arid lights for ten months,
Sls0.
For circulars, containing full information address
CHARLES f.. LlGllTFOOT,
Culprprr Court House.
REFER EN-
We have the privilege of referring to tho following:
Faculty V NJ Institute, Lexington
Professors Maupin, Harrison, Gilderslceve, Schelo de
We're, McGu!iey, University Of Virginia
Pref Lucien Minor. William and Mary College
Rev Jucn A Broadus. Charlottesville
John Hart, A
John Hunter, Esq, Iouisa county
Col John Voolfolk, Orange county
Rev VIM 5 White, ID ID, Lexington
Rev VIM N P~epdlet0n
Gen VIM III Richardson, Richmond city
Col VIM B Talialerro, Gloucester
James Barbour, Esq, Culpepcr
w ID Wallnch, Gen George NJ Cooke, a Bell, Esq.
Washington city
Maj Henry Hill, u $ Army, New York
X Vnss, Esq, Rnpphhnnnock county
Capt James Stark
ThrCitiZens of Culpeppr July al -rtf
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RETATLING n

II HAVE on hand a choice stock OF Staple re. ~
failing goods, consisting In part of
Dinner sets IN great variety of shapes and pat
terms.
Tea sets In great variety of shapes aud patterns
Toilet sets in great variety of shapes and patterns
China and White Granite goods BY the dozen and piece
Cut, Pressed and Plain Glassware OF every kind
Hall and Stand Lamps. Castors, Looking Glasses, and
Fancy goods, which l will sell low for cash, or on time to
punctual pny.rs. Call at 79 Main street,
Nov 10 WIN. F. BUTLER.
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EC5, WTIIC II NIIt
rtihcate Of packages OF 10 whole tickets : Z
" 10 Half " ---
&" 10 Quarter
Z" 10 Eighth Z"
IN 0RnERING TICKETS M CERTIEICL

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money TO our address for the tickets ordered
on receipt Of which they will he forwarded by first mail
Purchasers can have tickets ending In any figure they may
designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will he sent to per
sons Immediately after the drawing.
EYc AL prizes OF n 900 and under, paid Immediately az
ter the dr~awing-other prizes at the usual time OF thirty
days. All communications strictly confidential.
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their post office, county and State.
~ Remember that every prize Is drawn and payable In
full without deduction.
Address orders for tickets or certificates TO
8. SWAN & Co, Atlanta, Ga.
EY- A list OF the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel, with the amount of the prize that each one Is entitled
TO, will he published after every drawing, In the following
papers: New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intelligence, New
York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning News, Rich.
mond Dispatch and New York Dispatch, Oct 2S
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sALk df Farm. CROPS, STOCKS &c.

sALk Of FARM, CROPS, STOCKS, &c,
AT AUCTION.
vxJILL DO sold, on TUESDAY, tho 18th OF Decemoer'
y 1857, on the premises. commencing At II osIeca'
ter6eld county, formerly ownedby Levi aewby, deceased.
containing about 375 acres. a plat win be exhibited AZ
the sale
Il lies l3 miles from Manchester and Z miles west OF tho
Court House, and borders on Swift Creek. About halt 10
cleared, tho balance is woods. The buildings on the farm
though out of repair, aro sufficient for the use of the place.
After the salo of the land, all the Crops, Horses, Mules,
Cows, Hogs, Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farming
Utensils, DC, will be sold. :.
TEsns:-Fort the land one third cash, balance at / and 2
years with interest For the personal property, all sums
under go cash; over THAT amount ls months credit, for
bonds bearing interest, with good security. ,,,rn
Nov 1Q-chds J. =. HORNER.
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SIX BOTTLES OF DUVAL 49,
- & HoRsR TosIc A6~
for Five Dollars of uncurrent mo. ~
ney, for improving the condition of<-
Stock, giving them a fne appetite and good bottom. CT
and see certificates, at v &
Oct Drug Store
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BY ID. ". rCLIIAM s. 60, AUCTs
BY HECTOR DAVIS AUCT.

\ EGROES-Wc will gel! 10 likely negroes, at auc
y ton. at Ur Office, at " o'clock 10 day.
ID. ~. PULLIAM l. CO, Aucis,
Nov ~ Wall street.
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EDWARDS ON BILLS AND PROMISSORY

NV To, T VI sT "
TREATISE on RiIls of Exchange and Promissory
~ Notes. by Isaac Edwards, Counsellor ut Law. Just
published by BANKS, GOULD 81 Co., la, Nassau ST., N. Y.
aud tor sale by A. NORRIS,
Lnw Rnnkacllcra md Publisher. Richmond.
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nSE BOTTLE OF

X. MAYR,S.
PIANO N,
Opposite Breeder & Fox, No. 21S, Broad ~.
I BEG leave to inform the public that
L have on hand a large assortment OF Hu' GE-sIs9J
p.ror RT#
PIANO FORTES. z u
TO the Manufacturers of these Instruments CSteinway q
sons, New York, and w. Gsehle i Co, BaltimOre,) 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.
on. March, 1856.
First Prize Gold Medal American Institute, Crystal Pa
lace, New York, november, less.
Eirst Prize Gold Medal, Maryland Institute, Baltimore.
November, 1856.
Fret Prize Medal, American institute, Crystal Palace,
New York, Novembe 1856.
All new instruments sold Al this establishment warranted
for live years, and kept in tune for two years without
charge. m
To accommodate purchasers from the country, will
put up the instrument myself nj any place desired.
Several second handed Pianos for salc, and old and new
Instruments for hire.
hav. also for sale
MELODEONS,
with single and double reeds,
VlOIlNS, GUITARS, &c,
Superior strings.
All orders from tho country for tuning or repairing In
struments promptly attended to.
Letters please direct +. mAfR,
Care of Edwin Workman & Co., Richmond, Va.
Sept lift
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| vi LAND ON NOhlh RIVER, IN MATTHEW'S
COUNTY, VA. FOR SALE.
TIME first tract contains about 30 acre, cleared and
200 of heavily timbered land, and has upon il q very
valuable Grist and Saw Mill.
The second tract contains about 400 acres, covered with
H heavy growth of oak suitable for ship timber and slaves,
pine. gum, maple, poplar, SC
The third tract contains $50 acres woodland, and 800 of
arabic in 4 high state OF Improvement.
This tract has upon 1t a large brick dwelling, kitchen,
barns, stables and all the %outhouses necessary on an inn
proved farm. Steamboat run to within n few miles OF
the place every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, from
Norfolk, and every Monday from Baltimore. Conveyance
always TO be had at the wharf Greens wharf, East River,
Matthcws) to the land.
II is seldom that any land possessing the advantages that
this does IL offered for sale. il not sold privately before,
they will on WEDNESDAY, the 9th of December next, be
sold at auction on the premises.
Terms, for the wood land, onethird cash; balance on
6, IL and IL months; for the other tracts, one.tourth cash.
balance in l . and 3 years, with interest on the deferred
payments in each case.
The subscriber, reading upon the land, will show any
one calling over, the land.
Nov l3-ctds w. r.. SMART.
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OPENlNG-GAIiA DAY.
NHOMAS X PRICE e. CO., having swept of by their
heavy sales in October. tho great mass Of their early
purchases, are now making large additions to their sPlcn'
STAPLE AND FANCY r GOODS,
bought within a few days, at the closing rates Of the sea.
son. They arc now amply replenished tor the late Fail
and Winter trade, and ss they intend to have clean decks
against the Spring, aud intend TO sell their goods upon
their own counters, they invite country and city TRACE 10
come and soc goods at rates, OF which The history Oh the
business 10 this city can furnish no parallel
II 10 their intention to make inducements so great tnal
ir will he more like a great gift show than q regular SAFE
of goods, and from this time out during the who're Wipier
seasop. BUYERS may rely upon unprecedented hgures.
They will merely add that. to prompt customers, either
with ca.h or without it, every thing will be offered at
priccs astoundinsly low, and in many instances at far lees
than the cost of Importation.
They arc now getting in and expecting for days to come
Elegant Velvet and Cloth Cloaks aud Mautillas
Chenille and Stella Shawls
Long Blanket Shawls
Square do do
Servant Blanket shawls
Black and Colored Blanket Shawls
Do do do Thibet do
New and Elegant Silk Robes
Ladies' Purs, great variety
Elegant Embroideries
Hosiery, a great stock
Shirts and Drawers, &C., &c.
Negro Blankets
Negro Clothing
Linseys, kerseys. &c, &c.
And by every arrival, New Goods and great Jobs from
the cash and other late sales, expected.
Nov 12-d9w IT R PRICE e. co.
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TIIE ACCOMPLISHMENT of DANCING:
CIIARLES A MnEunN

" RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES to the citizens of Rich.
mund and vicinity, thht the next annual session of
his school Tor instruction in the above accomplishment,
will open at Corinthian Hall on Thursday, November 18th,
1867, Mt o'clock, +. NJ Tor young ludics, misses and INNS
tcrs, ind on Friday evening the 10Th, for gentlemen, at Z
o'clock.
Regular days Of tuition for young ladies, misses and
masters. Thursday afternoons aud Saturday mornings
Ge~ntlemen's class on Wednesday and Friday evenings.
The session will be of live months duration. Terms for
full session SIG. For half session $40. All the new
dances OF the season will be taught; among them the New
l. ancrr's Quudriles.
N B-Private lessons given Nov ls-4t
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III Ne MOTT A Y

1T IS 10 a DYE.
MRS. 8. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RE5TORER.
~ RAY Haired, Raid. or persons with diseases of hair,
0T or scalp, read the following and judge Of the arti-
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WANTED.

a 8 EACHER, in some OF the Eastern or South East.
ern counties of Virginia, by a young gentleman fully
comnetent 10 give instruction in all the branches OF q tho
rough English education, together with philosophy, Chem
istry. &c. He would prefer n public school, though ne
would have no objections to teaching in a private family;
Fm further information. address w. y, Mount Gllead
P. o., Loudoun county. Va. NOV o COW
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERs OF III
BLUE RIDGE TURNPIKE COMPANY.
r1HE annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Blue
RIDGE Turnpike Company will be held at kStison
Court Housc, on SATURDAY, the 2ath of November,
Is57. at which a full attendance is requested.
By order
Nov 1s-cwtdm TIL. J. HUMPHREYS, Clerk.
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GENERAL Af:ENTS AND COLLECTORS.

GENERAL AGENTS AND
TRNIIE subscribers have associated themselves togethor
for the purpose OF conducting a General Agency bu
siness, such as collecting of clhims either III me Guy o.
Richmond or any Of the adjoining counties, selling hea'
md Personal Estate out of the City Of Richmond, &c:,&c.
They will give special attention to the Hiring out OF Nc
grocs, and from their extensive acquaintance win the
and nrires Obtained for servants sent to them. will give
satisfaction to their owners They have made arrange,
ments to have all Negroes sent to them, well cared for, hIi
sickness. every attention shall be paid that may be necessa'
ry. They ARE prepared to give the very best references
and pledge themselves to spare no pains to give satisiar'
ton to those who may patronise them.
All communication addressed to US, Richmond, Va
will receive prompt attention. We have taken an ONCE
at the United States Hotel, where one OF US can be seen
from g o'clock. A. NJ, till 4 p. M. RO. b. LYME, -.
Nv "a "cSswIm John T. CHlLDREY;
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LEWIS HILL
nRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT, attends Il
the sale of Wheat, Flour, Corn and Tobacco, anC
oontinuesto HIRE OUT
Office on l2th street, near Warwick d. Barksdale'sM MIL
Rjcbmnnd Va
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"OUSE FURNISHING GOODS.-we invite tho
III attention of houso.keepers to our new aud complete
stock of House Furnishing Goods, comprising. in part.
Penders, Coal scurles, Cinder sbovels, Fire-Carrier.,
Shovels and Tongs, Fire-Doss, Smoothing irons, Candle
sticks, Shutters, Spittoons. Walters, Block Tin Ware,
&C., &c. JOHNSTON & BRAkSFORD,
Nov n No. 1913, Main street.
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E. II. sKINKRR & CO.,
No: 50, CARY SraKEr, RICHMOND, Va,
ffER for sale in lots to suit purchasers
" ioo boxes Tin Plate, 10 by "a, &c and TX,
10y boxes Tin Plate. IA by 90, &c and TX,
IN |o boxes Terne Tor headed) Plate, II by 20c
u. OF best Charcoal brands.
ts and Bar Tin. Spelter. Sheet Zinc, Lead,
np,meLiesn and English Sheet Iron,
nnosnsh, Swedes. Refined and Hammered Iron,
S ~ Oh Sand, Hoop and Scroll Iron, of all sizes.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GREAT INDICTMENT.
TREMENDOUS OF GENTEEL CLOTHING
Ar OUR STORE, no, MAIN SIR.
WYE have by lar too large II stock of C]u,hiur and
w GeniIeinenis Furnishing Goods. md cnlI attention
to the assortment enumerated Geluw
Id Over Coats and lthglaus
40 Casimrrr Rusinrss E.Hls
$50 Cloth Dress Frrck du.
10 Youths Goats
l,NW Vests, various styles
ono pairs Cashmere Pants
$50 duZ. Gents Shirts
80 doz. Mcrino and Lambs Wool Shirts
Boys Jackets, Pants aud Vests
All of the above goods are made in the Inte.t stv,e md We
are selling them cheap for cash.
GROSllUEG TUPMAN & G.
Nov IL Ito, Min street.
MOUsEI.AINEs AND 9TH EK DRESS GOODS.
nARINTED DE LANES at so eta. same we cold ear.
Tier in the season at - cts.
Dress Silks Mt very low prices.
Cloaks from 81 SO up.
Carpets at low prices
Mcino, Lambs Wool and Heavy Shaker Shirts and
Drawers.
Ladies' Mcrino Vests.
French Work Collars and Sleeves, at very low prices.
Cnlicoes, MouselHincs, &c.
We invite n call from all in want of Dry Goods. assuring
| them that our prices shall be as low No ANY Of our compc.
iitOr5.
Nov IL CHTLES g. CHENERY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-20
RICHMOND THEATRE

RICHMOND THEATRE.
'lNH!RD night Of the engagement Of tho distinguished
L au'tS, SIR. AND Mrs. WALLER.
FRIDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER. ~, 1857, will be per
h'ned the great Tragedy OF
49, HAMLET.
'OrhELA. Mas. WALLER
AHLET WALLER
"'H'hVcA Miss Jennie hlguI-
To conclude with the Farce of
81 & MRS. WHITE.