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Second night Of entirely and ohsna play called
THE COUP DETAT
The drams pens include the pesent Emperor Of France
LOUIS NAPOLEON,
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6pefial Notices.

Inv Stone viii kcture on the Industrial Disabilities Of
wo%s5 Al Metropolitan Hall Jersey City, on THURSDAY
EvENIHG Mach H. commencing y o'clock Admission Is
,.pts T1cktts Al the door,
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Cost an0 fonn6.

- S00 REWARD.-Stolen from No. IS Cham
pe)DO berss, the night Of The 9Th Of March
ins Of the 9th SILK GOODS consisting Of MARCELLlNES
PLORENCES, eros DE NAPLES, BLACK MODES aud
RIBBONS This reward will b paid party Gvins inrms
ton n their recovery RICH J. LARCOMBE.
COX REWARD.-LOst or mslaid, a BUN
~ 81 DIE containing number Of BONDS and MORT
GAGEs property in Western NewYorl The parties ss'ns
be-. notified the papers the hhder The above
revrd be paid Of the 10 No 81 Fulsoos
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Uants.

A LADY, in needy circumstances, is very solicit
N Gus Of obtaining WRITING copies with rsriiy and
cis,op. line sdd SEED DILIGENCE, Tribune Office viii meet
with In dAte attention.
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WANTED-$7,O coo for l or 2 years. Seeuri:
w ~ the Of 900 will be given and liberal In
t.r paid Address Box No. 50 Post Office, Peru, Illinois
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T,OR SALE-That very fine four.story, high
u ateep BRoWE-sToNE FRONT HOUSE % ,yn&S,
n,sr he shsv house IS feet front b feet dep; ~ y
81 o bot the substantial vl b sen ~
ssn on sssy zrma Appy 70 A. C. LOOMS, Ne liz wv
Wy seay Sxhst- ..f.rI
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COUNTRY SEAT at Bedford, Westcheeter Co.,
SELL on TRADE for good City Property Also, FNm VI 10
above. Also House and Of Land 1t bediosd
will b. sold for 800 s. C0CkCROkT No. IL AereAakS II.
change, Wallst, N. T.
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WILLIAM MASON and THEO. THOMAS
wv THIRD CLASSICAL MATINEF

w THIRD CLASSICAL MATINEE
will be tvsn At Spinsler Institute, on
SATURDAY, March 3, al / O'Clock p. m.
Mr.. BERGMANN having returned 70 New York will resuu
bis place which Hady hled during his absence by
BTspnes.
Scbumann's Second Grand Souaa Quartet BY Beethoye
and Tho by J. c Louis Wof will b. played.
Tickets 81 Single subscriptions 70 the remaining four Ma
as Subscriptions received ~ the door aud the Mus
store, Of Beuspg Schufenbere Luis aud Schuberth
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A YOUNG Lady, who can teach Latin, Algebra
IN and Geometry with Common Ergish de.res si'usion
ASSISTANT in Seminary Address stating salary sud full
particulars, Miss J. l. c., Springfield, Mass
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FUTURE DAYS.
SALE on LAND AND PERiaHARIF

GALE OF LAND AND PERISHABLF
-. PROPERTY IN HANOVER COUnTY.-By vir-
the Of the last will and testament Of VIM. D. win
day IL al as
fair day thereafter to SELL on shs premises at pub
c nc sHSenon ihs tract Of land In Hs9oyer county
called OAK Hill" Of which the said Winston died
seized and posessed, containing about s2I,z acres
SITUATED immediately on South Anna river. abo,t 4
m sss irem Tayiorsvlls and from Ashiand. in
railroad. and convenient to teveral churches and
mills. There 10 uron the land most excellent and
above the basement, in good repair with the usual
ont nouses There IL q sufhciency of timber upon
the tract and the land Ia adapted to the crops Of
corn. wheat and tobacco and there are now seedf
upon II, seventy bushels Of wheat y it'll the usual
amount OF Ruaho This tract OF land offers unusual
Inducements 10 persons wanting q small farm with
good improvements. convenient to railroad and In
an agreeable neighborhood.
At the same time and place. shall proceed to sell
the perishable Property of the ead Winston c. M.
prisiog Mules, Cattle, (anong them two yokev of
oxen sheep. and Hogs, (part Of them fine pork }
the Crops Of all KINDS. Consisting of Corn Fodder.
&c &c.
TERMS OF sALE-For the Land, one-thira Of the
IN two equal instalments. at and years bearing
interest from day of salethe purchaser to execute
deferred payments and also to give deed Of trust
sums Of $40 and under, wifi be required 10 cash;
over that sum, credit of six months will be allow.
ed-the puTchasersto give their bonds. with approx
ed personal security.
GEORGE W boswell,
Administrator with the will annexed, Of
Vim Winston, decd.
b am authorized by the heirs at-law of the
late VIM d WiDston-all Of whom are Of age, and
capable OF sellng-to say, that any person who
might desire to purchase a larger farm than the
Oak Hill' tract, can purchase of them upon acco.
Inodating terms The tract of land on the opposite
side Of South Anna river, of which the said Win.
ston died seized, containing 657 acres. which was
cultivated formerly in connection with the Oak
Hiif' tract, is very fertile. and would make va
liable addition to the Oak Hip tract There is a
bridge across the river from one place to the other
no 27-d2thcw4t a. w n
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GEORGE W boswell.
Administrator, with the will annexed, Of
By Henry W. Quarles.
TRUST SALE OLA VERY EXTEN

TRUST SALE OF A VERY EXTEN-
- sIVE AND DESIRABLE STOCK OF BOOKS,
dC-Ihe undersigned Trustee in deed from Har.
roid Murray and wives, dated the 30th day OF
Jupe, ls5l, duly recorded in the Hastings Court
Richmond for the purposes of said deed and accord.
ing to the terms thereof will prcce sell at pub
lie auction, beginning on WEDNESDAY. the 18th
Gay e o. Oecember, isss at 10 O'Clock A. M at the
cupied by said Harold Il Murray. and at the rooms
over the store of Johnston whiting Broad street:
very large and varied stock of Books Statopa.
ry, Music, Instruments. Bindery Apparatus, Tools.
and other articles and property-embracing stand.
ara WORKS on History, Medicine, Law, Theology,
Natural and Moral Science. works of Poetry, Fic-
ton and general Literature new and in good order
and many other articles presenting great
to those in want of such property, or having any
desire to embark in the book selling business
Catalogues will be- ready By the day of sale
TEaMs:--For sums of fifty dollars and under cash;
ior SUMS over nifty dollars six months credit for ap
H0WIS0N, Trustee
Sale conducted by HENRY W. QUARLEs, Auct.
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CGUUND SUPPLY OF
~ NEW AND RICH
. Fl Y COO DIS,
AT RETAIL, FOR CAS-

AT RETAIL, FOR CASH.
We have now opened our second supply of Fall
and Winter DRY GOODS, bought in New York q:
the late closing out sales for cash, at very low pri
Cess, making stock full and complete can
be found in any h0use in the City; all marked down
TO sell at the lowest cash prices consisting in part
G0 pieces Full Cloth and Satinets for servants
2A0 Negro Blankets very low
Plaid Linseys. kerseya and shirtings
Prints-prench, English and American
IN LADIES' DEESS G00DS.
Rich Double Jupe Silk Robes
Rich Two Rlounced Silk Robes
Bsya1cre Silks, large stock
Black Gros de Rhine and 1aSeta silks
Plain Mourning and kayadere Block silks
Large stock Robe q In Deanes
Very rich French Delsinss
fl French Salentias and Pop!ins
81 French Yalentias and toplinS, very cheap
Pole de Chsyre and Russia Cashmere
Large stock low price Delaines
% pieces pelaines, very good, at l21a cts
Plain Nerino peIaines, all coors
Printed Merinos and CasbmeTes
IN HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Table Dsmask. Napkins, Towelng and Sheet
superior IL shcnting (beached) at Cd
Gloves. Hosiery and Handkerchief. OF every
81 dor Kid Gloves az good as the best, at 62}a
Laiiss' and Chilarer's Hoop skirts
IN EdBROlDERIEs.
Very rich Trimmed Lace Gets
Cambria aud Muslin Sets
Real french Worked Collars
Honton aid Maltese Collars
PiQue and Cambria Sets
CLDAkS AND SHAWLS,
2c0 new style Round Coruered sbawls in
Broche Bordersd Stella and Plush Berdered
Mantilia wool shaWls- single and long
Velvet snd Cloth CiOaks
Received from the Manufacturers every week.
ea- Cash buyers will fad it to their interest to
give Us call ead we T inT!t c6 them to DO So
no S-dtlstD No. al. ERgle Square.
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AUCTION sALHH.
s~~>>crs~~r-~-~~S~
FUTURE DAYX.
By e. B. Cook. Auct.
O6O STEEL ENGRAvINGs IN PINE

C60 STEEL ENGRAvINGS IN FINE
H.YO GILT AND ROSEWOOD FRAMES. AT
AUCTION Il will sell. on WEDNESDAY, Decsm-
ber at 10 O'clock 1t the store No 81 Main street.
Steel kngrAvings, IN dne Gilt and Rosewood Frames
Inc collection b one Of the finest ever offered at
Landteer, WDkie, Henings, and other eminent art
ists. consisting OF historical religious, and comic
soDTcu among the selection win be found
ClayBSpeech In the u Senate
Marriage Of Pecahontas
washington and his Generals
American Christian Union
DistnRrished Americans, together with tha
-. best full length dortraits Of 'e
washington. Jackson, Clay, Webster and Cal.
The above splendid collection of Eneravines will
De open for exhibition on Monday and Tueeday tha
In gited to examine Il X C05,K 1ii'
40 ~ Auctjoneer
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By Goddin & Apperson.
V7ALUABLE COOpFR,s srop .

VALUABLE COOPER's SHOP, WITH
~, LAHGE LOT ATTACHED AT THE CORNER
or CARY AND eth STREETS. TO RE I.ESSED Ar
AUCTION.-Will be leased out, at public auction
on the premises. on TUESDAY, the 18th December
property eceed a. above, used for many years mast
py the ,ate Moses III Robertson a coopsr's SHOE
IL Is ssmciently large to accommodate 20 coopsrs.
By request of Mr Sam'l Tay lor Ex,r
1929 GODDIN AppERGON Aro..
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r AReE SALE AT HIGH MEADOW,

IL MONDAY. DECEMBER 6rH.-wiIl be sold at
High Meadow 2 mileseas Of Richmond, on the New
Bridge road on MONDAY Dec 6th at iO1a o'clock If
fair not next fair day. part Of Crops Household ana
Kitchen Furniture, Feather Beds, Mattresses, Bed
steads, Tables, sideboards Bureaus, Wardrobes fine
Mahogany Writing Desk Iron Safe. Carpets, Chairs,
and other HOUSEKEEPING articles, &c. Some plan.
taton Tools, Watts double and single Ploughs, Iron
beam Ploughs Wagons, Carts, an excellent Wheat
Drill and Reaper Hogs, Sheep. or 10 head Of Oxen.
q Cows nest Of them younE Cows With saif oass.
40 bushels CoAl, No Mules, an excellent planta,
ton Horse, one single harness Horse. Morgan trot.
ter; pair fine black Morgan Horses, well broke and
very gentle and spirited in harness; fine 6alen
Colt years old, and other articles too tedious to
mention.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
JNO TILMAN FOSTER.
Pe.-At the same time and place. I will hire pri.
hands, and neexcelient Cook. + FO8TER.
no Aids
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By Alex. Mott. Auct-
TRY GOODS AND CLOTHINa w;

DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.-Will
\ be sold at AUCTION, at my store. on TIES
DAY MORNING NEXT, the seth inst commencing
AZ ~ O'Clock. large invoice Of seasonabIe DRY
GOODS, just received from the North
Also. one of the finest assortments of READY
MADE CLOTHING ever offered at Auction in this
city, from merchant tailor who il declining bus-
ness The Cords are fine and of the latest STYLES
and Will be sold without any reserve. The trade
VIII DO well to attend as the Goods are worthy of
their attention. ALEX. MOTT
no " Aucfioroar
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By Henry W. Quarles, Auct.,
mo. $50 Main Street.)
A UCTION SALE OF A RICH AND

A UCTION SALE OF A RICH AND
"A ELEGANT STOCK OF JEwELRY.-Sales to
continue every evening during the week ! during
which time will sell the finest goods that are made
without reserve s1o
found in first class retail store: Elegant Lava and
Cameo Goods; Fine Lcckets; Cameo Revolving Pins,
something new; Leaf Garnet Hefs, the latest style
out; and an endless variety Of 6entlemen's Goods,
such as Pins, Studs Cuff Buttons. Chains, Pens.
&C. &C.
IA Private sales during the day
Tor bargains at auction, call Ut No. leo Main e..
every evening, at O'clock.
no % HENRY W QUARLE9. Au0t.
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TWO SNAIL PRAMRD TRNRMRNTa
By Larus h Shine, Aucts.
OPLENDID STOCK OF HN0LI0H.

- GERMAN AND AMERICAN GOODS, AT AGO.
TON We will commence TO sell ct public aue6en
THIS EVENING, att O'Clock. the handsousst and
largest stock Of Staple knglish, German and Amsrf
can Goods suitable for the city and country trade
to attend our sales, where they have an opportunk
~ cfadding TO their stocks 10 small lots great W
or establishment in this city. Also . superior -.
voice OF Gold Watches and Jewelry. Gums, Pistsh,
Cutlery. Fancy 00ods. H.. together with rood a.
sortnsnt Of Housekeeping Goods. -,
Sale positive. and will commence at ~ s'clook
each evening, until further notice, 1t No. a MAJ
street. LARUb 0HINE.
Sc ~ Aue1a
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SALE or REAL

~ ESTATE IN MANCHESTER. As Commits
sisners appointed by decree of the Circuit Court Of
Chesterfield, at the october term (8ss) in the suit
of Roberts, gr vs.. Kuhn, &C, we SHALL n execution
of said decree proceed to sell at public auction on
the pre- misses, on WEDNESDAY. Ist December 1855,
at 3a O'Clock NJ. Lots Nos l4l and l42, In Man
catur streets, together with the improvements on
said Lots, consisting of large Framed Dwelling
&c; The property will be divided to suit the views
of bidders.
TERMs.-One-fourth cash; balance at 6. IL and Is
months, for bonds with good security bearing in
teIes and title retained until further order of Court
D BENZ j gi Il Nash. com's.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN. Aucts.
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NIFTY DOLLARR-I. M. SINGER &

Il CO.'S CELEBRATED NATIONAL SEWING
MACHINES-oFPIcE 217 MAIN erRRRf, RICHMOND,
vA;-We would most respectfully invite al @ call
and 5Leather Machines. which for durability ard
beauty of finish. cannot be surpassed By any. Oar
Machines are 90 constructed, that by the magical
changes they are made to sew, hsIn. gather and
stitch from the coarsest cotton bag or heavy
leather. to the finest silk, satin or Lace Of any
description, without trouble. The simple con-
struction, ease of management and saving OF tmo.
makes the Machine Invaluable. and warranted 70
give perfect satisfaction to all. Our new Family
Machine. for light work, viii be found one Of the
prettiest and best in il put mp in Rosewood.
Mahogany or Enameled cases. TO suit the psrlor Of
work-room. Our agent. being = fne mschinist, n
prepared to repair Machines and to give all the la
structions. 90 that the operators can adjust their
Machines with all case. Ladies will be instructed
at their resideaces also, SERVANTS desired. free Of
charge. We invite eli to call and examine, where
sl possible attention will be paid by lady 0per
stors and Agent to give explanations whether thsy
purchase or not.
SILK, Thread and Cotton Of ell colors and sescrp-
tions: Needles; Gauges for tucking and binding.
No charge for shipping. Circulars will BE- sent TO
all on application By mail or otherwise.
Stitching and Quilting Of every description. on
Cloth or Leather.
shirts, &C. made to order. at short notice,
an 25-ly n SINGER 90.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
~ In pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court
of Henrlco county, pronounced on the 29th day of
October 1853 in the case oil Randolph. Executor,
West. &c. will, as Commissioner appointed under
said decree, offer for SALE at auction, on TUESDAY
the 3oth day Of November, at II O'clock Nd. on the
premises the following parcels of Land, comprising
a portion Of the lands of Thomas J West. decd,
commencing at Mt Prospect:
lst Piece--The Mill Tract, about 60 acres, mostly
in wood, portion of the Mt. Prospect estate, on
James river in Charles City county, l9 miles from
Richmond, on the main road.
I'd Piece-30 acres half in wood. in Henrico ceun-
ty, Is miles from kichnond, on which there Is a new
house, with two rooms, black smith and wheel
wright shop-a sfrst-rate stand for good mocha
MICS
Sd Piece-One acre of firstrate Mari Land, and
about 5000 bushels Mari, ready for use. The land
a5joins the estates of W b Randolph, Esq, Jas W
Binford, Esq. and DR. Poindexter, in Henrco co.
TERMS OF sale prescribed by the decree as follows
Credit of g. II end is months, ctpt much cash
may be necessary to cover the costs of sale--the
purchaser giving negotiable notes, with good en-
add d. and title retained till full payment is made.
DO RANDOLPH, Commissioner
Sale conducted by JAS Nj TAYLOR Il Son. no26
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TRUSTEES SALE Of A MOST VAL

i UABLE TRACT OF TWO HUNDRED ACRES
OF HEAVILY WOODED AND TIMBEkED LAND
II HENRlCo COUNTY, E,GHT MILES Below
By virtue of a deed Of trust executed me by Will
Hanson Allen and wife, bearing date on the 9th day
Of November. 1858, and duly admitted to record in
the Clerks Office OF Henrico county, shall proceed
to sell to the highest bidder, at public auc ion,
the premises, on the 9th day Of december. at IL
O'clock If fair if not the next far day thereafter,
that most valuable tract of wood land in the deed
mentioned, containing two hundI ed acres being the
same land which the said Allen purchased of Jos.
Trent. and adjoins the lands of George Allen and
others, on the White Oak swamp. 1t is considered
to be the best wooded and fimbered land in that
part of the county, being within short distance of
the York River Railroad.
DIR. Wm. W. Allen, living on the premises. will
take pleasure in showing the premises to any per-
son vishing.to purchase,
TERMS OF sALE-0ne half Of the purchase money
in cash. the balance upon credit Of and Is months
for negotiable notes, interest added, and deed oil
trust on the land to secure the deferred payments
RO. q. ALLEN, Trustee.
ADDITIONAL.
Will be sold at the same time and place. four val
liable Mules; one good work Horse; Wagons and
gear; one Tumbrel Cart LOT of Corn, Shucks, Fod-
der, &C.
Terms at day OF sale.
no 25-dtds RO. G. ALLEN.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

" ESTATE IN MANCHESTER.-AsC Commits
sioner appointed by decree of the Circuit Court
Chesterfield. dated October, 1885, SHALL in execu.
ton of said decree. proceed to sell, at public
day of December, 1853, at o'clock NJ, the Lot 10
Gated at the corner of Decatur Jones and Law
renee streets, of which Geo w Baker, died seized,
being Lot Nos 70 and Sc, in the town of Manches
ter with an excellent framed dwelling and the ne
ceseary outhouses thereon.
TERMS One-fourtn cash; balance at 8. IL and IS
months for bonds with good security, bearing in.
terest the interest payable and title
retained until further order of Court.
JAMES NJ PERDUE, Com'r.
Sale conducted by GoDDis APpERsoS, Aucts.
ct
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By Ko. 3. Lyme, Auct

DUDLIC DdLE UF . AChES UF LAM
1 IN HENRICOCO COUNTY, FIVE MILES BELOW
Will be Sold. in front of Henrco County Court
House. on the 9th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1855 Chat
being Court day. at the hour of IL o'clock; tbs
tract of Land which Edward Fnroughty died seized,
containing, by recent survey, rs acres, and which
is situated on the new Central Road and adjons the
is cleared and is well adapted to the growth Of the
usual crops. and would answer well for market
garden. The balance Of the Land is in woods from
which it is thought several hundred cords could be
cut, (pIobabiy enough to pay for the Land leaving
a suthciency for the use OF the farm. The improve
m-nts consist of dwelling with three rooms. There
is well Of excellent water in the yard. and the To-
cation is perf.Sly healthy, being very convenient
to churches of several denominations A great bar
gain can be bought privately, if immediate applica-
ton be made to the subscriber If sold, due notice
will be given. no B LYME, Auct
Cffice.in the Basement of the Metropolitan Hall.
no 2-Gtda
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DnRLIc SALE or MuLFs COWS,

DUBLIC SALE OF MULES, COWS,
HOGS, and from $50 70 2Go barrels Of Corn, &c.
will sell at my residence five miles from Richmond,
near Col Sic aes and DR. Christians on the nth day
Of December. 1885, at IL o'clock. If fair. if not, the
next iair day tbereafteI, valuable young Mnies,
we'll broke several Mich Cows a lot of Hogs, Plan
tation Utensils, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Wagon and Gear and 80 to 200 barrels Of Corn.
Sbucks, Fodder, hc., &C. -
?5-td 2. II, THORNTON.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RR,t
RICHMOND. Nov. 18Th. 1858. !
THE Eleventh Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders of the Richmond and Danville
Railroad Company, will take place on DNES-
DAY. the Sth day Of December 1858. at the Office OF
THos W BRoCKENBRoUGH sec'y.
FOHN OF PROXY
Knew all men by these presents: that -, the
undersigned, do hereby constitute and appoint -
attorney = for -. and in = name to vote in all
questions that may be brought before the meeting
of the Stockholders of the Richmond and Danville
Railroad Company, to be held at -. on the -
day of -. or any adjourned meeting thereof. here
by ratifying all the acts of - ga attorney in the
premises as fully as if - were present and voting
in person. In testimony whereof, - have here
unto affixed - hand, this day Of.
no l6-dkcwtd