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FOR 1858.

UST %pubFshed, and for sale By ] WsTTock, lie "
ginis and North Carolina Almsnack for 1858. cor
rsinirR . correct list Of tho Courts OF Virginia and S.rta
Carolina; Congress, Senate and House OF Delegates .:
Virginia; members Of Congress for NORTH Carolina. Alec.
two very pretty stories, with a variety Of other inr~rr.;'
inc nIeees Sept IS
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Valuable REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE At AUCTION.
XX7lLL be sold, upon the premises, TO the highest bid.
w ON THURSDAY, the 18th of October next, the
tract Of land lying around Chesterfield depot. upon the
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac kali Road. II
contains 400 acres has a fine, eommodious dwelling house,
and all necessary on, houses, in good repair, and . a hrs,
rate stand for a country store. There is IN excellent
peach orchard upon the premises, and an abundance of
hnc timber. The land will be divided into two tracts II
desired. The purchaser will have the privilege Of sow.
ing whea, this fall, and full possession at the end Of the
year.
TEENS made known on the day of sale. For further
particulars apply to E. w. BURRuSS.
Ruther Glen Post Office, Caroline County, Va.
Or to C. p Branu.,, Trustee. Richmond, Va.
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siyTY THOUSAND DOLLARS NUhTt UF
DRY GOODS FOR CASH

TThsv;ns become necessary to close our business as
soon 40 possible, We will, from this day, offer our
enurr stock of goods for sale. At prices WITHOUT REGARD
70 COST. FOB CASH.
Oar stock Is large, varied. aud well selected, and is
worthy the attention Of Merchants, Farmers, Families,
and the community generally.
To our customers whose accounts have been standing
over six months, we can onlv saw that we cannot afford
longer indulgence. and we hope they will use every eff
.oI 70 place US in immediate possession Of what u due
a. that we may not be subjected to the unpleasant neces
siy Of employing legal aid.
a,,f IQ-r1nl BINEORD. MAYO a. BLAIR,
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MEADOW HILL

Al N the lst day of October, at Public Auction, % miles
from Fredericksburg and IL miles from the Central
Railroad, In Spot.yiysnia county, | will offer for sale nv
Farm, containing 36?! scres, with a large and comfortable
Dwelling. House, and all necessary out houses, Barns, &c
This Farm Is well timbered and watered. In beauty Of
location, fertility Of soil and notoriety. for health, it cant
be surpassed by any Farm In this vicinity. 1t is well
adapted to the growth Of the various productions of this
country. and contains over one hundred acres of good low
grounds, very productive.
LIVE Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, to.
yether with Household and Kitchen Furniture, and the
entire growing crop OF Corn. Tobacco, &c, will be sold
the same day.
ANY person wishing to purchase a good home, will do
we'll to call and see before day of sale.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
JOIN LlPSCOMB,
A.. I .rt3. Spotaylvapia Fanny
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&" ENOVAL-I5AACs q TAYLOR have removed
their Exchange and Bsukipg oGee TO the building
formerly occupied BY Purcell, Lsdd 4 Co., corner 4
Main and l4tb stree.A SeptH
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SChOOL.
IAVlNG engaged with Mr. Edmund N. Anderson to
Ii teach his two children, and desiring to increase my
number Of scholars 10 ten, would Inform any parents
wishing to send their children to a good school that Mr..
A. viii take into hi, family some S boys and eirl., the lat.
ter preferred, as the school will be principally made up
Of girls. from the age OF ten TO fourteen years.
HIS terms are moderate. Tuition ana board, including
lsha, washing, &c $50 per session often months. com.
mcncing LIST Of October. and closing last of July. Mr.. Ae
10 accessible By the Va. c. X. r at Hoers Turn Out, and
K. F. g. P. R. r., and Va. c. r. R., at the Junction Of the
two roads
Nh. As ~resideuce and family need no recommendation
a. to health, society, proper management, &c The
school house 10 not more than Is steps from Mr.. As
house.
The scholars shall be carefully prepared In every branch
usually taught, except French, In the best schools In the
land.
A. an inducemeHt | will state that Mr.. A. gives me sl0O
and board u teach two scholars.
Ny Post Office is Verdun, Hanover county, Va.
Sept s-ctlstUc SAML c. Redo.
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MRS. JEFFERstN MINOR,
Sept l-d&c2m MISS ADA B. mNOK.
MISS PEGRAM,s BOARDING AND DAY

MIS- PEGRAM,S AND DAY
school for Young Ladies'
1879 PEGRAM will reopen her sehool'n the LIST day
WI OF October.
She win, No heretofore, have entire npervision o
The English Classes, aided by competent ~assstants in each
Department.
Latin. Mathematics, the Physical Sciences and Moral
Philosophy will be taught by Mr.. PACE, a gentleman of
successful experience as q teacher.
The FREScH LANGUAGE will be under the charge OF
Madame A. BERArp. . P ARTISAN lady OF the highest quar-
ications.
The BELLIES LErTREs Glass will be continued.
Sept l6-tds
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA..

MEDICAL OF VIRGINIA.
SESSION 1858.
TIME next Annual Course of Lectures will com.
mence on the lot of October, 1857, at the College
pnildinp corner of MarahsIl and College streets, Rich.
tnond. and terminate on the 1st of March, le5s.
surgical and Surgical Anatomy, BY CHAaLEs BELL
Theory and Practice of Medicine. by DAVID H. TICK.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, BY MARTIN P. scorr, N D.
Materis Medica and Therapeutics, by K. WKLLFohD,
MD
Anatomy, by AarHu1 E. PHrIcoLAs. MD.
Institutes Of Medicine and Medical jurisprudence, oy
LEVIN 8. JorsEs. D.
JAS. II. CONWAY, NJ. D. "
Demonstrator of Anatomy, BY MAaIoS HOWARD. N. U;
The study, OF Practical Anatomy may DC ploseeu.ee
with the most ample facilities and at very uininS e1pense.
Clinical Lectures are regularly given ct the Colie{e 40.
Urinary. This ln6rmary, under the same ROOF WIZ INC
College, 10 at all times well dlled With Medical and SURG
cal cases, and furnishes peculiar facilities for Clinical In
struction
Many Surgical Operations ara performed IN the pre-;
sence Of the class, and the students being daily admitted
10 the wards, enjoy, under the guidance Of the f~roiessors,
unusual opportunities for becoming familiar, not only WIN
the symptoms and diagnosis Of disease, but with is daily
progress and treatment.
Amount of Fees for Lectures, elos
Naturalization ;
Practical Anatomy, ~
The price Of Board, including Fuel, Lights and Ser
Catalogues, containing fuller information concerning the
institution, will be forwarded to those who apply for Il, or
specific enquiries will be answered BY letter.
L. 8. JOYNEs, u. D..
July Get LIST Oct Dean of the Fscul.y.
= -.1n.,. of WijN.r, ~ N.-
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By HECTOR DAVIS lCCT
BY GODDIN & APPERsON, ACT,
ROAD At RQRIAII,S STaCLAN IN uElE n

VALUABLE FARM on II DANvILLE RAIL
ROAD, AT ROBIOUS STATION. IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY TEN MILES FRO RicHMO>n
CONTAINING SIX HUNDRED ACRES, FOR SALE
'INHEh health OF DR.. w. II. Johnson no, enabEr. him =
pi.n, attend IN business, be has authorized US TO sell =:
-. n oL:n AoCIlON. on the premises, on TUESDAY 'f-
Ia In september, le5i, II fair. !! NOT, the next fair dag, a: D
y t'otk' VI the valuable farm on which be now r-..c-..
uSicS ~ aoove. The tract contains about COO sr.a-. u:
w '" -" 900 y aooee ~ to 800 acres are cleared, and the rer:-lr.
ins So to 80 acres are heavily set IN ori,;nsi ,row,h 80,
anu fih-' from which may be Gu, is 600 cord, .
m mUD ,i ms n = De sold a, Robiou's D-po, a, suca re.
erenter part oil the entire purchase money Tho wa
land is 30 near the Depot, tha, an AVERAGE a, -, 49,.
per day can be- hauled by each team
The most OF the cleared land il in a bi,b .,s,. r, ..,,
Walton, ~ the growing crops will show Tner. !. 80
the iruct above 100 acres Of rich IA, lane. xvbirb ;. 60
10 the best river bottom. The whole tracr, ihou.h =.
~niarkably level, Is thoroughly drained. The buiId:rss OK
the place are ample for the gentecl accommodated a. a
large family, embracing a large Dwelling, and every 9th.
building suitable for the place, and all in excellent reps,
me yard Is handsomely shaded, and beautifully and ,s.,s.
fully set OUT With choice roses and other flowers. The g.r-
ucni' very productive. There are two excellent orchards
on me farm. The place is perfectly healthy.
. ~ appreciate the value OF this estate, it Is neces.sry:c
view ana examine il; and persons disposed to do 40 are ,e.
,p,ec''uiy requested to call upon DR.. Johnson, VIC WI
take great pleasure In showing the premises.
hooiou . Depot 10 on q corner of the land, So tha. TIC
access TO Richmond lin 80 ninuteO 10 cheap and e,,v.
The Farm Is enclosed with a new fence.
low Ipstrsc Coal, from the immediate vicinity, can be hsd Il
The annual prouu~-
bushels Wheat and 500 bsrref Epsse VII .,e.sse 2H.
or professional gentleman doing business In R.chncr-.
The terms OF payment will be oue.fourth cash balance 5:
one, two and three years, for bonds bearing Interest, 90.
cured BY 4 trust deed.
The place can be bought privately before the dsy Of ,ale
in which event, II desired by the purchaser. sIlthe sl.r.,.
(hlteen In number) and tho crsps, stock. &c would be
cold ut a fair valuation, and on liberal terms OF credr, ZIG.
perly secured. GODDlE & ~APPERSON, Auc;a.
Sept e-ctdy
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WANTED,


SITUATION a. Teacher In a Public School OF Pri
"A rate Family, Cthe latter preferred,0 by Young Man
'ho hs attended Lectures At the University of Virginia
nd has had three years experience in teaching. He wil
ave Instruction In Latin, Spanish. AnRlo.Saxon, and Ju
.asl English Branches. He would have no objection to
Soens seuth. Address w. R., Norfolk City, Va.
A6a. lAerOc,I
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SCHOOLS AND

EtDE HILL sCH0OL.-Thc next sc.sicn of Til.
- school VIII commence on the let q .,obcr, and end
ON 3!s, July, following. There are two terms in the 500.
sion. Chhrses SllO Per term for every thing cxcrp, Ii .hts.
Address Tor Detailed Catalogue,
.SAML SCOOTER, N. A.,
Aug ll-r2nI LuIney's p. O.. Caroline County. Vs
CI.A>SICALAN M sI:IiO0I--
FINHE snh'ciiner will open OH the Is, OF October. laS;
a select school n Grassland, within ON. mil. Of Pc
tersnurs' If hi oin mas reason to believc. tina. during an ex.
in Academies. he has given entire satisf-c:io, TO tho.e
who nave c9nld.d their children tc hi, instruction.
for session Of nine and half months, 5000
DAY SCHOLARS.
rIIs,,I
49, - 60
As inc number Of pupils will be limited, those who NAV
desire TO patronlze the school, SHOULD address, without DE-.
lay, James e. :, a coz, Esq Winterpock P. o., Chesterfield
county, or tue subscriber, Orange Court House, Virginia.
REfEEKScEs:IJsmes H. Cox. Esq Right rev. John
Johns u, ~, the PRESIDENT and Professors of William and
Mary College, and the former patrons and pupils Of the
subsc'ioerin Chesterfield. williamsburg aud Fredericks.
burg. John 3 UANSER (TIGU Al A
Aug 3-cf
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LAND COUNTY FOX SALE.
AVlNG married in the county of Appomattox, and
III purchased a Farm in that section, | have determin.
ed 10 sell my valuable farm known as Aspen Grove. IL
contains 1ss acres, adjoining the lands of Col. Peter
iuei rant, John >. Fleming, and is watered by the celc
brated Beaverdam Greek and its tributaries. There are
about ~eightyor one hundred acres OF first rate low grounds.
quo acres Of wood land in original growth equal TO any in
the county. and heavily %,imbered, capable of producing
the finest quality OF Tobacco. A portion of the balance
OF the land is in pines and the rest cleared. and though
badly cultivated tor several years. is susceptible of the
highest state of improvement. The buildings consist of
a Dwelling House, two stories high. seven rooms; Negro
Quarters, Ice House, Tobacco Houses. and other Build.
ings usual on such a farm. The situation Is as beautiful
aud healthy as any in the county, and the neighborhood
good. 1t is about four miles from the James River and
kanswha Canal, five miles from the Courthouse, one mile
from the contemplated line known NJ the straight shoot
from Richmond to Charlottesville. and IS miles from the
City Of Richmond.
1t is useless to give any further description, az I invite
those DESTROYS to purchase to come an examine for them.
selves. | otter it privately for sale until the Goth day of
October next, and il no, sold privately before, | will offer
t on that day, If fair, If not, the next fair day thereafter,
e sssitS%%sm iS and IN mad. .de i Is%isea On the day Of : sit be
sell to the purchaser, II desired, some valuable blooded
horses and cattle, and al nay crops. Its rarely such an
estate 10 in the market.
My Post. Office is Beaver Dam, Goochland Co.
septl2-ct20 Oct JOHN T. A. MARTIN.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL EsTArE.
Y virtue OF a Decree OF the Circuit Court of Caroline
II county, in the case Of Redd and others W Quarles
and others, we shall, on WEDNESDAY,, the 30th day Of
September. sell, at public auction, on the premises, the
following parcels Of Land belonging TO the heirs Of the
late John Hsckeu:
LIST. A tract known as Jericho, containing 300 acres. Al.
tached TO this tract Is a valuable Mill.
I'd. The Home Place, containing about 300 acres.
I'd. Broomfeld. containing about go acres.
18th. Hackneyis. containing about $50 acres.
18th. Aliens. containing about 200 acres.
9th. Dolly Evans, containing about 100 acres.
All these Tracts are situated in the county Of Caroline,
near Carmel Church, and within a few miles OF Chester.
field depot.
The soil 10 well adapted TO the growth of Wheat. Corn
and Tobacco; produces well, and il capable Of a high de.
gree Of Improvement.
The premises will be- shown to any person wishing ID
see them by Mr.. William T. Quarles.
TERas liberal. and made known on the day Of sale.
JOSEPH NJ. SEAY.
WILLIAM T. QUARLES,
Sent ll-ctis Commissioners
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AMELIA ACADEMY.
a6rH session Of ths School will open on the LIST of
- October, 1857, and close on the lst OF August follow.
Ing:
T~nnns-Boarda and tuition, for session OF ten months,
500, 500 payable October lst, and 500 March lst-
Lights not furnished.
The subscriber refers to the following statement from
those Professors OF the University Of Virginia, who have
known him and his school for many years
UNIVERSITY OF VInoIsIA, June %, leJ7.
We believe the Amelia Academy, under the manage.
ment OF MIR, W. H. Harrison, one OF the best preparatory
schools In Virgins, GEssyEa HAasIsos.
JoHfB. MINoR,
JAs,L. CABELL,
3. M&rAS,
JAS. P. HoLcomBR.
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A SITUATION As OvERsEER,

on an extensive plantation, where his mental as well as
physical powers may be developed, for the interest OF his
employer. He 10 familiar with the care and management
assurances will De given for tho faithful performance OF
any inporan, business transactions which may be com
missed 10 bic care. Address" NJ" Box s0i, Richmond,
Va Sept lS-cw3w'
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SAML SCOOTER, NJ. A.,
Aug lI--r2m t'uIneys 7. O., Caroline County. V
TAPPAHASNOCk MALE ACADEMY
ESSEN COUNTY VI

-,r I. >. MILLER, PRINCIPAL.
n NHE next session of this school will com,nepce Tburs
uay' 'ne ISL OF October, and close the first OF July
lolloSinG; me number OF pupils will be limited to 90
lerms-rof the languages anu Mathematics, $50; Com.
mo mon bs Ingc,sh \ B ,bs aic, go; one.half payable, in advance.
ton will be paid to this Department. and Comnn.sion.
WIN De required weekly from the advanced Scholars.
d hsPU .ls,i w,lI ~, be , ,o5Ssadsd monthly to the parent Or guar,
ment, &c. Board, including every requisite. can be bad
In private families at s2 per month, and four boys cum be
In the same family with the Principal.
den Sidney, Va, or Thomas Croxton. ESQ, Tsppahsn.
MOCK Reierences-Dr Austin Brockenbrough. Dr. Lau.
renee Rosne, Capt. WIN. A. Wright, J. r M,cou. Esq
M.a Dooyns, Esq, Tappahannock; Prot. c. s. Venahles,
University OF Val Prof. Charlie. Martin, II. 8. College,
WI. Son 0-ctI
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INFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COLLEGE
OF IRGIl;IA
Virginia, located In the City OF Richmond, corner
of Marshall and College streets, Is open TOR the reception
of Patients throughout the year. All persons requiring
Medical or Surgical aid. except the insane and those ia'
boring under contagious diseases, are admitted Into the
institution. The accommodations for sickness are COM
plete. -, -. p,.r,o,
the College. The charges Tor Board, Medical attendance,
Nursing, and Medicine. and every service rendered oy the
Institution, are for
White Patients per week.
Colored "
ar4sspIso SURGEONS Prof. GIBSON, PETIcoLAs
and WEXFORD. -
ArrrypIso PHYSICIANS, Prof. TUCKER and con.
WAY. ,,ovuou,pn an
srryAlp, +. N PARRISH.
p,r.Iprsr OF IsrIaMAaY, L. 2. JoYNEs,. NJ. D.
rrBy agreement this day, entered Into between the
r.cul,y of he Medical College and the attending Physi'
c,sns Of bellevue Hospital, 10 addition TO the usual weekly
chsree a fee varying from 81 to $50 win be demanded Of
patients requiring q surgical operation. The particular
cbsTee for .ny specified operation may be ascertained DO.
tore6snd by application TO the Resident Physician, or the
Attending Physicians and Surgeons OF eithor Institutions.
P.r.ous 10 the country, wishing to send patients to the
In6rmsry, or desiring information, may address the Pre-.
sident or the Steward. JuY SMrIsOet
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MR. LEFEBvRE'S SCHOOL.
CORNER OF GRACE N FOUSHEE STREETS,

nlCHhOkD, "a
fNaE mex. session Of this ms iI,d. .n5 Nv, VIII ! open, on b
TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC
For Washing. 90
For Lights, 6
For English Tuition, 40
For French, when studied exclusively ofthe English
branches, 40
For Latin, 20
FOR Music on Piano, Harp, Guitar. Organ or Singing:
For one lesson lot an hsur0 q week, 40
For ;wo Lessons (of an hour q week, 90
For three lessons (of an hour a week, 100
Four four lessons (of an hour q week, leo
For the use3of Piano, G
For Drawing from Models, 90
For Drawing from Nature, 40
For Painting in Water Colors, 40
For Oil Painting, SO
Of age, ~
THE PATRONS OF TINE ScHooL-Right Rev. Bishop
Meade, Right Rev Bishop Johns, Right Rev Bishop Elliott
Of Georgia, Right Rev Bishop Cobbs of Alabama, Rev
Noses D Hoge, b D, Rev Chas H Read, D D., Rev T v
Moore, D D, RevIB Gildersleve, Rev G D Cummings, D D
Washington city, and the Clergy of the Episcopal Church
in Virginia
HusIar P. LEsrBylH, A. NJ, Principal.
Rev II s Kepler, Mrs 4 Z J Gibson
Nm G Williams. Miss Mary Gordon,
John P Little, NJ D, Miss E Bartlett,
Eiiodoro Camps, Mrs MTaylor,
Iohn A Calyo, Nadine N Estvan,
" F Grabnu, Chas II Roseu,
c w Thilow.
Madame L. '. BLAseHRr, French Governess
All letters TO be directed to hubert ?. Lefebvre, Rich.
nond Va.
July 4. P. L.
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.
TNHE next session will open on the lst day Of October,
and close the LIST day Of July.
FACULTY.
REV. Ro. RYLANp, A. NJ, President, and Prof. of Moral
Philosophy.
GEO. E. DABNEY, A. NJ, Prof. Of Latin and French.
LEWIS Turner, A. NJ, Prof. Of Mathematics and Astro-
noGiy.
BEsSEr PrRrEAH, A. NJ, Prof of Chemistry and Natu'
raj Philosophy.
SYDNEY H. OWENS. Prof. of Greek Language and Lite
nature.
H. ". RKrNHARr, Tutor of Academic Department.
EXPENSES.
Diet aud attendance tl20-room rent e5, el25 90
Tuition In College classes I'm the Academic 8450 50 90
Fuel 80; Deposit fee e2; Printing Soc, IL so
Payments for board will be required In advance; one.
,hird lst October, LIST January, and LIST April. one.half of
Der, and the balance on the 18th February.
students occupying rooms in the College during the day
only. are charged 81 tor room rent, and students Of the
Academic Department 81 for fuel.
Jas. P. Tyler and w B. F. Hyde have charge ct the
collese Hotels. Aug S-cwt Oct
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HEINRICH SCHNEIDER,

HEINRICh SCE1NEEDENS
nRoFEssOR OF MUSIC, offers his services TO the
citizens Of Richmond, as a Teacher OF the Piano,
Harp, Guitar and of Singing. Having taught Music Tor
eonsdently refers TO Gov. Moorehead, Proprietor. and to
Richard Sterling, Esq Principal of that Institution; Re
.ideuce st Mrs. Russells Boarding House, Broad street,
REFERENCES IN RICHMOND:
Rev Geo Woodbridge, Rev. DR.. NJ. D.. Hose, Rev. DR..
T.V. Moore. VIM; G. Paine, E.I: Col I IT, r August 2 ssi T. +
~ = II Deanc. July l5-dlw&w3m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
--w FEI bRY GOODS:
~roSSrsTE ATTRACTIONS TO CLOSE

..,~rrcEDENTED ATTRACTIONS ~ CLoSh
rNPht~ CASH BUYERS.
..st nj. method to inform my numerous friends
uTANmrnmcr.. in this city and surrounding country.
now in rseeip, OF a portion OF my Fan STOCK ol
DRY w.. .,,,x of N-w York. tor Cash EXCLUSIVELY,
SeenMsie facility in this commercial crisis TO OBTAIN
. vsa. "a. than their real value. which have succeed
Cna1' S,,n, in many Instances TO the extent OF thirty OF
t:ia uv"s,r le., than similar goods can possibly o.
bHy, " long credit. This ensbles me 10 offer fhe same
srs~ ,e, 70 si who may favor me with their patronage
iirsm' = :, the Interest Of CASH BUYERS to examine my
NV ,s,or. making their purchases: | am conhaent th'S
Ex x ns, Be Disappointed. NJ motto Is small proh'' anu
lass q. ,he stock will be found the following very
heap Sooo.;
nssaiLs,r Chcne and Striped silk
g. %" lack an coiorei Gro de Rhtnes
rr.sn,b Merlnoes and Cashmere DeEcope-Great bar
gas, and figured Atwood DeLaiues and cassimeres
pI.,ke,s. Sst,nets. kerseys and Linseys, for servants
os..dnrs and Shirtings, all widths and qualities
T..honsole Shsw.s, Cloaks and Scsrts
ssx.susive stock Of Embroidered AID White Goods
n,.,,ry and Gloves In endless variety
a. extensive assortment of Carpets and Rugs. a, low
7ssS,,l line OF Housekeeping Goods
~ iseps Table Damasks Dress Trimmings, &c.
~ goods, purchased by my agent a; the New York
.n.roas, received weekly during the season, which will
,,ks my stock one OF the pest selected ana cheapest IN
eon3,ry Merchants supplied ON liberal terms.
.r,l - solicited at the old established Bargain Empo-
-. ~ ALFRED MOSES,
TUE" is. Main street.
-
RITA GOoDS' tApiESr fChs AND
.p,cE a % 60 sn.r =, o,.n.,,
TNH0s K. rhlGE ~. nsse receSea a eieshn.
fuppiy OF curtain 1ooos' fuf' n .'0sk'''o "h'c"
tier !av!ie speeiai suennon- ~ ~
Persons Seeding Lace or mushf Cu1!ains, nroGateaes,
SI De LANES, pamssks, &c "II !. uem iu,hsnea a'
vs.y n derste prices, WIN al tne nAIules' CO NICE &C
A few .:ens they will enumerate ~ JUST opened:
El.csu, Lace Curtains
Do Muslin ,.ou!do
Muslin for CdsAins
Curtain Damasks (l colors)
Rich double cslored Brocatelles
Do Satin De LANES
Crimson DamaSks, double and Gnsie widths
c,-u;ce, Loops, Bands, Gimps, &c.
Trimmings OF all kinds for Curtains and Hangings, &c
S:one Martin Viesortnes
Do do Tippets
Do DO Cuffs
Black Lyons Vlcsorines and Guns
ri,.L 40 do
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-29
STEAMER GEO. PEABODY,

run A.uohk
FRE1o1B5dG. I [sss' ,ed TO '9- ;s r. eSssssn:;esE@
of 6 6 clock, PM, Tuesday. unless a suf.-
cheney is received prios TO that hour.
Consisness are requested to send for their Roodsto.day
shipper, are requested 10 send in the names Of thell
early Wednesday morning, or their shipments
will Be consigned 70 order.
Sept A-2 LUDLAM q WATSON