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g. ID. WOOTTON,
COMMUNICATIVE

Apply mt the Office of "Thc South,,,
On 18TH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
PUNcTr4LITY and integrity shall be rigidy observed In
J city and country demands.
Henry Thweatt, Commission
e>chsnt: James Butler Co, Groccrs and Commission
srchants 8 Mc(irudsrs Sons dealers in Gusno Wheat
r. Habston & Bro, Furniture Dealers: Peter Tinslsy
|eser in Boots aud Shoes; Col WIN Wilson. Inspector
eabrook's Warehouse; David Jones Co, Merchants
T Wootton, Prince Edward CO; Col McDesrmon
lspeetor Shockoe Warehouse; John TWootton Attorney
Law. Henry CO; Roger Pryor, Esq. Editor of Tho
Pa,h," Prof H Christian, Richmond; Thomas II Camp
fl, Senator from Nottoway District w Coleman Sen
pr from Caroline Distrcti Geo Hardy, Delegate from
fnenburg co.. d dickinson. Delegate from Prince Ed
erd; Joseph Mayo, Esq, Richmond
lDer 94-d&ctf
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RICHNIOND THEATRE.
Second Night of the thrilling Drama o

8 RICHMOND THEATRE.
: Second Night of the thrilling Drama Of
BEAUCHAMPE!
Second Night of the Modern Hercules
MR.. JAMES MADISON.
NRlDAY EVENING, January S, will be presented the
New Historical and Tragic Drama, entitled
BEAUCHA1PE,
4 OR THE KENTUCKY TRAGEDY.
La Cachuca. Miss Jennie Hight.
conclude with the performances of the
MODERN HERCULES!
He will allow a large rock, weighing from 300 to 500
pounds. to be broken on his breast with sledge ham,
mcTs
He will hold from 800 to 1900 pounds his breast and
n allow twelve men strike thereon with sledge ham
de will hold anvs on his srms, and allow them to be
struck with sledge hammers.
lie will break four solid rocks with his cenched as
lie will bend an iron bar on his bare arm.
81! d The distinguished Artistic Mr.. H. Lorraine, 10 On
sed and will shortly appear.
:. THA l. X G'S
u FIRST GRAND CONCERT Nv RICHMOND,
5ILL TAKE PLACE FRIDAY. JAN. g,
AT METROPOLITAN HALL!
ME MANAGER has the honor to announce that an
arrangement has been effected with that world.re.
nowned and greatest living v!oLIsrsT,
HENRY vIEUxTEMPS,
kao will appear in these Coucerts. The Manager begs
that desiring to render this entertain.
nt the most brilliant given in this city, the follow
(g eminent artists have been engaged and will appear
MR.. THALB lSisrlr WV VIEuxrEMps,
ADAME BERTHA HANSEN
atatrise di Camera to tho Emperor of Austria. and
pms Donna Of Italian Opera House. Italy, Germany, and
Miss ANNA KEMP,
English Prima Donna, expressly engaged for the AGA.
fmy of Music, New York. for the production OF English
w siGNoR LEHMAN,
Pie eminent Baritone.
Musical Directress Madame VIEUXTEMPS.
~ Tho price of admission has been fixed as follows:
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bOBINsON's PRACTICE.-vol 3 nearly reed,

SobISSONs PRACTICE.-Vol nearly ready
vol, eyo, law sheep; price 81.
profession throughout the State may supply them
% sih early copies, tree of postage, by enclosing to
4 s"c'"ss the price Of the book. A. NORRIS,
Publisher and Law Bookseller.
uso ier sale, Mr.. Conway Robinsons Practice in the
a',' OF !u.ce in England and the United States.-a
= sro; p,ce SIC
kso i-as to the place and time Of transaction or
treating chiefly Of the conflict Of laws and the
VOL g. Tresing OF the subject matter Of personal ac
10 otfer words of the right OF action The treafse
Tue hra volume the place and time Of transsc
to The @ be ~ Se u
matter of theproceeding. Tho second volume, de-
entirely npersonsi action, treats of the right of
y. on sealed INSTRUMENTS. upon judgment or dc.
eseaed ln,traments '~ ~ ''
on promises generally expressed and Implied.
)pnI baee e''o e'"in snt VI
+. Asainst wrong doer lana
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LOGAN WALLER,
COMM SIS ION MER H. ANT,

RICHMOND Va.
nEVOTES his undivided attention the sale of every
II kind of Country Produce.
He would say farmers, that he has on hand large
supply of superior Grain Bags for their accommodation
which they obtain promptly by order, from the
agents at the principal depos Persons obtaining his bags
will please have them filled and promptly returned.
Office two doors below the Columbian Hotel, Cary at
July lift
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BY GODDIN 9. ,ppPR.

EYErTnnD,I
h 6tSiRaR,V S SaAiLLE;oF MOST ELEGANT AND
THE CITY OF Rich rR NN ,v;r RESlnkNcE IN
G Gp ~, caS ..h ATTACHED: ar THE CORNER Of
GhaCE AND sixth S1ytiETs
- Sanard, deed, (and by oder Of Mrs S,anard for
whose beneht It is made shall irocecJ 70 sell nj rub.
lac suction on tie premises, THURSDAY 18th day OF
Jan ISIS, at o'clock p ~, If fair, NO, ne mex, lair
cay the large, elegant and desraby located residence m
uated as above, with hslf acre Ion ,,".bJ lc tle
his Widow. '' '''"F"H'' ~
is hardly necessary that description u ,bs rs,llv
valuable residence should be given as the same f.
well known to the people Of Richmond bur for The intor
nation OF those at distance who might wish 10 r,inovo
to and locate in the city, may BE- rcinar kcd Tint for
raoiiy, style OF hnsh and spacousncss of accormoda
tion equal TO the best be found in this civ II has
every convenience and accommodation that could be de-
sired. including ample servants apartments large stable
sud carriage house, admirable Cicr and also ward mn
greenhouse filled with shrubs and flowers
IEhMS:-One-ourih cash; balance of G. IL and y
months Tor negotiable notes. interest the whole lcn
added nall yearly satisfactorily endorsed ard title re
taed Till the whole purchase money be fully paid The
taxes nnd insurance for the year 1879 be paid by
purchaser.
WOOD BOULDIN, Admir-.
With the will annexed ot Ro &. Stansrd. decd
iODDIS a. APPElSOS Aucta nnrl 90 l,is
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BOARDING SCHOOL.
TIME undersigned will open Male Boarding School a
u Bunpass' Turnout, on the Virginia Central Raj
tuition OF Mr. John Richardson, graduate of Hampder
Sydney College.
TERMs:-For board and tuition Sl5o. for the term o
ten months payable one.half the L. OF July and thu
balance at the close of the school.
For further particulars, address ,,,
Second Turnout Louisa county, Va.
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GEORGE Il. STEEL,
DENTIST

| DENTIST,
| DETURNS his sincere thanks TO those <EDA
II whose liberal patronage he has re- Hes<4sK
ceved during the year past. and respect. QlIIIY0
| fully asks continuance of il, assuring
them that all operations, either in the Mechanical
Operative Department. will be performed in the most
| satisfactory manner. Having IN experience of eight
years in this city he feels confident Of giving he be
eves he has hus far entire satisfaction He may be
found at all hours All work warranted Office and Re.
sidence No 23l, Main. above 9th Street aud nearly
opposite J. w. Davies Marble Works. Richmond, Va.
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VIRGISIA:-At Circuit Court, continued and
held for Essex County ut the Courthouse In Tappa.
hammock Saturday, the 18th day Of November 1857
Joseph G. Spindle, Plaintiff,
Against
Pendleton & Garnet, J. Spindle Mortimer, Grava.t
& Co., Absolom Gouldman A. II. Garnett, w. Dshman,
r. H. Atkinson James H. Gurnctt and Elizabeth his wife,
james Bowie, William Walter Chowning, an infant by
Janes Bowie assigned guardian nd Item, TO defend him.
Paul Spindle and Mary J. his wife, James Spindle and Ju
liza his wife, Silas W. Spindle B. f. J. Wright an infant
by Benjamin Wright assg ned guardian ed tcm dc.
fend him, John Spindle, A. Spindle, p 5. Spindle p.
B. Robinson and Virginia NJ his wife, Thomas b. Garnet
and Virginia his wife and Fanny Spindle widow Of Bar.
bee Spindle, decd, and another, Defendants
This this day to be heard upon the BILL
hibts md the Of the infants by their guardians
ad Item, by COUNSEL with the rcplchtons thereto the
bill taken confessed all The other defendants upon
whom the subpPnas have been returned executed, and
was argued by COUNSEL On consideration whereof the
Court without deciding any other thing except what fol
lows, doth adjudge order and decree that of the
Commissioners OF this Court do take an account of the
administration Of Joseph C. Spindle the Of Bar
bee Spindle, dec also, Of the outstanding
dcbts due from the estate of the said Barbcc D. SPINDLE
dec also an account of the value and quality of the
tne now held by Fanny Spindle widow of Barbcc Spin
de dec the older for her lie and which said
Bhrbee B. Spindle, dec after her DEATH and that he
certain the hersan distributes ofsad Barbce B. Spindle
dec and their respective shares the balance the
OF said Barbee Spindle after payment of debts. il any
there be All OF which the said Commissioner Is required
to report to the Court with any matter deemed pertinent
by himself or which any party may require him TO state
Copy-Tesc,
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lew YORK, JAN. 7.-Stste brands and Ohio
ur have advanced five cents. Southern brand:
unchanged. Wheat is nominal. Corn is buoy
sales of Southern white at 60a65. Stocks art
her; Virginia skies 81. The money market is &C
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DY virtue of the last will and testament of w. W.
ID Dickinson, deed, late OF Caroline County the un.
dersigned will proceed to sell at Public Auc
ton at Milford Depot. Caroline County, Wednesday,
the 18th of January, 1853 if fair il not the first fair day
thereafter that valuable Tract of Land known Redds
situated on Pole Cat Creek, near Golansve, containing
about six hundred acres plat of which be seen ut
(olansvile This land is well known as one OF the best
farms in the County.
Also the time and place, will sell the Mill
and TanYard belonging to the estate, situated near Co
lansville
Also Commissioners. under decree Of the Court Of
Caroline County will sell at Public Auction at snme
time and place. the Negroes OF which the tcsator died
seized and possessed, (oxceptins the widows DOVER?
about sevcntyve in number most OF thom young and
likely.
Terms-Thc land and mill will be sold a credit,
which will be made known on the day OF sale. The ne.
gross will BIO sold for cash
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JPJ-I CbIVt
JAMES ROY MICoU, elk.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
TAPPAHANNocE January lst, 1853
The parties interested in the foregoing decree
hereby notified, that have fixed the 5h day of Feb
ruary next to take and the accounts and make the
enquiries at my Office directed by tho said decree.
which time and place they required to attend with the
proper vouchers and evidence.
Given under my hand Commissioner in Chanccry of
the Circuit Court of Essex The day and year rs
said.
Jan s-cwiw Ii w. DAINGERFIELD. .
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NOTICE,

vENo ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-The under
4 signed, as guardian of Thomas L.. William W., and
Sarah ]. F Melton, minor children of p. w. Melton, de-
ceased lawfully appointed and qualified in the Court of
ST. Charles, Missouri, will petition the Circuit Court of
Fluvanna county, Mt its next term commencing the
10th day of April 1852 to make order requiring Rich
ard A. Noel the guardian of said minors appointed by the
County Court Of Fuv,nna, to pay and deliver to the
all personal property and money in his hsnds belonging
said wards and authorizing the undersigned to for
cover and receive all money personal property which
may belong to his sad wards and remove the to the
State of Missouri in which he resides and qualified
guardian aforesaid. JOHN A. TALLEi.
Ian -cMlX
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TIE SUBSCRIBER
NNHAEkFUL for the favors extended to him during the
past year, again offers his services to the public ~
An AGENT FOR HIRING OUT NEGROES, renting ou
Houses Collecting Claims and attending all other bus
mess pertaining to General Agency.
1t his purpose to devote his whole time the business
and he promises the utmost fidelity and prOmptness in
tending 10 such Hs may be entrusted 10 him
The following named gentlemen have kindly permitted
him To refer TO them:
VIM. H. MRclarand. Esq Dunlop, Moncurc g. Co. II
w. Fry Sons, Crenshaw & Co, Seden Miller, DaviC
Burr, Rent. Paine & CO. T.. Archer & Co Z. 7. Win
ston Co.. James Lyons, Esq, Dudley Johnston, II.
Dickinson Burton g. Greeniow. Geo. w. Gillian & Bro.
Warwick & Barksdae, Joseph r, Anderson.
THOMAS P. TAYLOR,
Office 18th street, No, G.,
Jan. 5-d&c2w. Next DIOR to John CRANES Grocery.
SUARY, 1855.
AT AND BELOW COST FOR CASH, TO CLOSE.
" p. PERKINS s CO, are still selling off their
w large and very desirable stock of Dry Goods al
great bargains. to close business early possible
Thor assortment is vcrJ good in
Shirtngs and SheetirEs Of everp description
Bed Blankets, White and Re-. Flannels
Cloths Cessnercs and Vestincs for Gents and BOYS
wear
Table Linens and Towclings
Plaid Linseys and Ker'eys for Servants
Sattinets, Twccds and Jeans
Ladies' Drcss Goods-great variety
Rich Paris De LANES at 80 cts that cost rs cts
Paid French Mernos, best quality ut 50 cts
Large Stock Black silks
Dress Silks, lower than sold In this country
Silk Robes and Rich Side Stripe Silks
Plaid and Stripped Valentias
French Merinocs, alcolors, best quality at 81
BOmbaZnes, Black Apaccas and Black Dc LANES
Rich French Worked Collars
Rich Lace Sets and Black Grape Sets
All marked down to prices that will insure sale.
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HELLEYUE uUSpITAL.

IiOSPITSI.
TUNIS Institution which has been in successful opcrh
l. ton for the last years, is siuutcd Church
Hill, Richmond Va, in delightful, airy position and is
furnished with every convenience conducive To the
fort Of patients and The successful treatment OF disease
1t has lately undergone extensive repairs Rooms have
been nicely furnished suitable to the accommodation of
gentlemen who may find announcement 10 be- treated ~
their private lodgings.
Particular attention will he paid the LYISGIs
which are peculiarly eom .rS1%
Payable on the removal Of the Pstiert)
White Patients, per week,
Col0red do
Private Rooms, 81 b. -
70 City acceptsnces required Tor patients from the
country, unless where the parties known Of G
Physicians OF the Hospital
This includes all charges for Board Medical attendance
Nursing and Medicine. BY mn arrangement with the In
Urinary OF the Medical College small additional Tee,
ranging from 81 to $50 will lie changed for SURGICAL
The particular sum may be n-ccrthncd oc"f"
hand by application TO OF the attending Physcisns
No Small PoX admitted
The undersigned will give their personal Attendance o.
all patients placed in their Hospif'i.
JAMES BOLTON, H. D.,
Grace street, between iti ard 81.
THOMAS POLLARD, ". d,
Basement of the Powhau.n lIous'
o. A CRENSHAW, NJ. d,
Franklin st. next door below Trinity Church
WIN. w. PARKER, N. D.
Franklin st two doors below Ballardi Gus
WIN d. MANN,
Jan l-c2w Resident Ply Clan
OFFICE VA. CENTRAL j. X. co,
RICHMOND, DEC. 2lst, isj7.
"oLDERs of Coupon bonds OF the virginia Central
IL Railroad Company with InterIet payable IN New
YORK are Informed that the Coupons Of interest falling due
on the list of January lss, win be- paid presentation
and surrender the COUPONS a. the Union anko
New York or the Office OF the company at Richmond on
or after the LIST january When paid the latter place
toe current rate of exchange will be added
Dec aa"c3w ]. GARRETT, Treasurer.
GREAT CLOSING OUT OF sEASONiBLE
DRY GooDS-JANUARi, ls5s.
~ UsT be sold at any price, for the next thirty days
lNl 10 make room for large stock of -priEs
goods Elegant Flounced Silk Robes splendid striped
plaid Silks black silks from 62. cents and upward
splendid Chenille Shaws at ST. 200 pieces new Fl 10
prints 3D. worth 10 200 do extra do at ~ cents
worth l2i; all wool Paris printed De Lanes 10 be :ct ~
great sacrifice; 200 pairs Of heavy Blue Macainaw
Blankets, 81 per pair worth a. 200 pairs Bed Blankets
slightly damaged at 81 per pair 1000 ladies' Corse's, at
81 per pair; 1000 pair Grey Blanke at 81 25 per phr
fashionable styles ladies' Cosks half cost Cheneille
Scarfs and Wooden Comforts so pieces Debeges, At 10
per yard 30 pieces Br0caded DSasks for curtains
and furniture Is worth 2s 3D. together wiki an
endless variety goods bought auction for cash. all OF
which will be sold at a great sacrifice from the original
cost. ALFRED MOSES,
Jan6 63 Main ct.
fors oil, h.,
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p ii. TAYLOR'S MUSIC SALOON
AND PIANO-FORI'E WARE-ROOM.

r. II. TAfLOhS MUSIC SALOON
AND PIANO-FORTE WARE-ROOM
No. l5a, MAIN STREET.
TIME undersigned Is sole agent in this -nRxl
IL city for the sale Of the celebrated III
RuNNS CLARK'S PIANO FORTEs.-h
The instruments have received the unquali.u u
ed approval OF The greatest Panists In this country and in
Europe. He also keeps Pianos of GALE CO. and other
good and well established makers.
7. H. Taylor keeps constantly hand assortment OF
the best Musical Instruments and Musical in
general consisting of Pelaubats superior MELODEOES,
of II, 5 and octaves with single and double reeds
Martins unrivaed GUITARS.
Taylors approved FLUTES-uhesc Flutes arc not sur.
passed)
Accordeons Flutes Flies, Flageoets Guitars
Volins, Banjos, Bridges, Pcgs, &c.
Tuning Forks and Pipes, Mouth Pieces for Clanonets
and brass instruments
Piano Stools and bestquaty Guitar and Violin srinps
Thelarges and most ofiashonabIe
and standard Sheet Music be found in this
A Acknowledgements made to Teachers and Schools
In short every article In tie Music line may be had at
this establishment at most reasonable prices.
Pianos Tuned and let to Hire. Old Pianos taken 10
change for new ones. p. II. TAYLOR
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

BALTIMORE, JAN. There is no change i
0ota,:ons. Corn is in demand.
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GILBERT STEWARDS PORTRAIT OF
WASHINGTON
PRINTED ~ OIL COLORS
EVERYRODY who reveres the memory Of that grea
~ and good man throughout the land should send iol
u copy OF this truly beautiful picture
Fine Impressions, Arabesque Gold Mounted only 81 OF
Single Proofs, paper, SC
For convenience, remnnces for the half dollar style
may be made In stamps.
Pictures carefully rolled and sent 0rcc) per post
Address DEVEREUX & co.
Atheneum, Washington Square, Philadelphia
Dec 3-tf
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DIANO AND VOCAL INSTRUC.
IL TIONS.-In a few weeks will again n l7f -.
resume giving instruction In the above
branches. Y99 II
Apply to Mcssrs. Habiston s. Bro, No. 1863 Mair
Street who also have the selling of the Chcscrins Piano
fortes EATHI. CARUSI
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MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS!
EVERY OTHER TICKET A PRlzEii
Registered Money Letters at our Risk.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000!


ANDERSON e. SONS LOTTERY.
On THE HAVANA PLAN SINGLE NUMBERS.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY
- BYAUTHoRITYOFTHE STATE OFGEORGIA.
CLASS FF.
Drsws let of January, 1858
CLASS GG,
Draws 18th January 1853 in public. at Macon, Ga,
der the superntendcnce Of E. C. Buckley and Jos
Waterman, EsQs.
TICKETS-Wholes $40, Halves SIS, Quarters 81 so.
Prizes Payable Without Deduction
IF Only 80 600 Numbers 1860 Prizes "a
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OAK GROVE ACADEMY,

BUCklNG HAM COUNTY, VA.
Il the F. C. Instute) will begin January llth 1855,
aud continue 10 months without vacation.
We will teach the various English branches, Latin,
Greek Mathematics French aud Italian and prepare boys
for the advanced classes of the University and Colleges Of
Virginia, or for business life.
rest at the close.
All scholars charged from entrance, but no deduction
Textbooks furnished at Richmond retail prices.
address, Gold HILL 20. JOHN T. CLAIBORNE.
CHARLES T. BROWN.
CT Bows refers to Profs. Harrison & De We're, Uni
versty Of Val Prof. Jed. Hotchkiss Messy Greek Acade
my, Va; I. W. Psuntleroy, Esq, saluda Va and Rev.
e. ii. Mouse, President Leesburg Academy, Va.
Dec S-c4w
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AN OLD ESTABLISHED SCHOOL.
WARRENToN FRENCH COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
JULIUS WILCOX, PRINcIPAL.
THE thiry.fourth session will open January H. 1858
Il The Principal, who has been connected with the
school from its commencement has recently purchased
the interest his former cepartner Rev. n H. Graves
and will continue the school, assisted by experienced
and efficient corps of teachers and hopes by earnest and
unrng persona efforts to merit the support Of the pub
lie.
For terms and particulars apply to the Principall
Dec l4-tlFeb
WARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGE,
WARRENTON, N. C.
VNHE eighth session will open on Wednesday the 18th
IL of January, 1883.
Board Qncuding washing, light &c, for FIVE
months, COZ ou
English tuition, according to advance
Music on Piano. Guitar and Meodeon EACH 20 on
Use OF Pisno.- w
Music on Harp with Of nstrument). 35 w
Latin. Greek, French, German and Painting, extra.
Vocal Music no charge.
Dec 21-c6w
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REMOYAL-EXCHsN GE AND BANKNG


REMOVAL-EXCHs NGE AND BANKING
HOUSE.
c. w. PURCELL Co.
TIME subscribers have removed to their new house
IL at the of Main and Governor streets where
they will continue the
EXCHANGE AND BANKING BUSINESS
in all its branches
Exchanges on the principal cities bought and sold at the
current rates.
Foreign and American Gold wanted, for which We will
pay the highest premium.
Having prompt and responsible correspondents In all
parts of the Union. we prepared to make collections
the most favorable terms.
We will pny particular attention the sale of every
description of Stocks, and will advance same when
required, reasonable terms
Dec 2i-dlm c. w. PURCELL g. CO.
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nUEo
~ i

K. lAYR'S
PLAN SA LOON,
Opposite Breeder & Fox, No. 21S, Broad NJ,
III BEG leave TO inform the public that
IL have on hand large assortment of gu. ea6sSH
perior
PIANO FoRTES liH II
To the Manufacturers of these instruments Seinway
Sons, New York. and w. Gaehle & Co.. Baltimore prize
Medals Of the highest order have been awarded ia
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
for Ave years, and kept in tune for years without
charge
To accommodate purchasers from the country, will
put up the Instrument myself ut any place desired
Several Pianos for sale and old and new
instruments for hire.
have also for sale
MELoDEoNs,
with single and double reeds
vIoLINs, GUITARS, &c,
Superior strings.
All orders from the country for tuning repairing In
struments promptly attended to.
Letters please direct Z. MAYR,
Care Of Edwin Workman & Co., Richmond, Va
SeDtlI-n