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IMPROVE YOUR MEMORIEs.-Ladie.

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l. and Gentlemen whe have taken tickets tor the
course, all Others from IL to 20 years OF age,
Interested in forming the Class for the acquisition
Of one of the invaluable sciences, ensoin one
to gain a vast amount OF knowledge a variety OF
subjects in short and very agreeable way, and to
retain it, requested to meet at the First Pres.
byterian Lecture Room, Franklin stresi on
Monday Night, l4th February, at hslfpa seven
O'CLOCK when the fret lesson, or BASIS Of NJ emo.
techny will be given. That the benefits OF these
lessons may be widely ditfused possible, Mr.
ARMIES has consented to make the price OF tickets
for the five thorough lessons, 81 for Gen.
temen and 81 tor Ladies, 10 be had at the ROOM and
Bookstores To those who attend the co urse, it
will be necessary 10 be present the first lesson and
lecture
N. B-Those wishing TO join the class in Short
hand (the right system) will please leave their
names at the Bookstores. or at the Virginia House,
Grace street, where MIR A may be seen.
N. B.-Tuesday Night, 18th, Memory Class
will meet at Rev Mr. HOGE'S Lecture Room. 5th
street, near Main fe Ii-2tS
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YALE OF LAND IN HENRICO COUN.

"a Zk1s2I UT MIND IENiIIJU CUI 4.
~ Ii.--By virtue OF 6 deed Gf trust, executed to
the subscriber by Ira Lee, dated the 7th day of
June, ISL and of record III the Clerks office OF the
county OF Henrlco tor the purpose vt securing TO A.
Carter sum OF money therein named, shall, in
pursuance OF said deed. proceed to sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, on the premises, on
Monday. 2Ist of February, 1853, tract of Land
lying ana being in said county about II miles be.
low Richmond, cCstaining about one hundred acres
or less. situated the North side of the Vii.
amsourg stage Road, bounded by the lands OF
Cartwright a l. Eacho and others Persons wish
ing, obtain farther information previous to the
Gay of sale, by calling on the trustee in Richmond
The tIl TO the said Land is unGoubted, but selling
as trustee shall convey sucn title only is vested
iu me 10y said deed OF trnst
Terms OF sale, cash.
Ia 3l-,}fatRtG T ] CARTER
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Passage Of the Liquor Laa0 in'Micki1oa

DETROIT, Feb. l0.-ihe Maine LIQUOR law
passed the Legislature yesterday, aud will be
submitted TO the people for ratification or re-
Jecuon at the SPECIAL election next July.
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THE ATHkNKUIs.
RRAE yEN IS ,Lo II,

THE ATH ENkC m.
DROP. WIN. b. ROGERS. of the Unver.
sity Of Virginia, will deliver, a, the AtheD aeum
course of three Lectures On G sology,' embracing
as much information upon that iuteres sting subject
as can well be given in three Lectures. The first
Lecture will be given On TUESDAY evening, the
9Th of February, the second on FRIDAY, the 18th,
and the third on TUESDAY, the 18th. Lecture
begins at clock
Tickets as usual, 25 cents tor the edmittsnce Of
& sins lie person; when two more persons go to
gether, 25 cents for the first person aud 12H cents
for each a. tional person of the party
The Committee on the Atheneun
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Is The astonishing Cures performed


on persons resldlng III our Own city, by Carriers
spanish Mixture. in Z large number Of cases
OF a.nest hopeless diseases has excited the utmost
wonder in the public mind Neuralgia Rheuma.
ism, Fevers. Eruptions the skin, Liver Disease
Scroiula, Kidney Diseases Ulcers, Old Sores, Mer-
curial Disease, and Female Complaints, yield to
this singular remedy Ike mt gc.
The public are requested 70 observe that the evi.
dences IN favor Of Carriers Spanish Mixture are
from gentlemen OF high standing in this city, who
have either been cured themselves or who have
cured others By lis and in that respect differs
from the number OF medicines pulled up by certif
Gates from persons in parts unknown.
hT For thirteen years this valuable article
has been beneftting the puo.ic, and hundreds have
thanked the inventor for restoring health when
despair had well nigh driven to the grave.
Recollect that each bottle bears the name of
BENNETT Il BEERS, Druggists
no l2j Mgin street, Richmond
None other is genuine, Frice 81 per bottle or G
bottles for So.
Sold by ali Druggists in this city and elsewhere.
fn
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Valuable Real Estate In the County of

COMMISSIONERS SALE
OfValuable Real Estate in the County of
Henrico and City of Richmond.
pY virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court for
ID the City OF Richmond, pronounced on the 9th
of January, 1858, in the friendly suit OF Davis,
guardian, &c, vs. Green &c, the undersigned,
special commissioner, will sell ct Public Auction on
the premises, at the hour of O'Clock, on Monday,
the 2eth of the present month, without regard to
weather, the House and Lot in the County of Hen
Iico, belonging to the estate Of William A. Brown,
deceased, situated on the MechaDicsville Turnpike
road, about quarter of a mile from the City of
Richmond, nearly opposite the property Of William
Cullingsworth, !r: Containing about OF an acre
OF ground the building is of brick, with four large
rooms-and on the following day, at the hour of
O'Clock, +: nj Building Lot in the City OF Rich
mond, adjoining Talbot's Foundry, fronting % feet
On cary street and running back 100 feet.
Terms will be cash to much fthe proceeds
as may be necessary to pay the costs and charges
attending the sale and the costs of the suit-the
balance on credit of six month"; the purchaser ex-
ecuting negotiable notes, with good endorsers, and
the title retained until purchase money is fully paid
and conveyance ordered by the court
JOHN N. DAVIS,
te std Special Commissioner
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superb Likenesses of Ladies'
SlMOHS' Likenesses OF Ladies admired for
their rich delicate tone and soft ivory tinted back
ground, which a. once give them the appearance
OF highly wrought painting, with all the fidelity
OF al artisdcai Dsglerreotype Those who have
not seen the art in It's ighes perfection, invited
to call and examine specimens.
NJ. P. SIMOES,
ia 25 Isl Main street
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE,
Wall street. under the City Hotel,
CEALK'S OLD STAND,

Ts.Day.-Gd. Consolidated, Class Z. Capitals
| of s52f7e, 80 OF CO. ls9 of 500, &c. 10 mum.
hers. IL drawn. Tickets Sl5-shares in proper
tioh. .uooo - .
Also-Pstapsco, 63-Capitas OF $4,000, 10 of
zoo, of l4l, &C. 10 numbers, IL drawn. Tick
. shares in proportion. SMITH.
10
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.TRATTON,S OFFICE.

6g 20 % 90 10 SO 70 l6 IL 50 ~ 6s
TO.Day.-Delswsre, Extra 37-Cspital "a .672.
"a numbers, Is drawn. Tickets 81.
Also, Delaware, No SO. Capital $oo,oco. IS Nos,
~ drawn. Tickets SIS. te I2
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LAMBKHT,s UFFICE,
Hath Street, under Exchange Hotel.

Drawn Nos Delaware, Glass "a, Feb TO-
50 70 IS 62 10 SO ~ Is IL SO AZ IS
To.day.-TEe Delaware State Lottery, Glass
No &c. Capitals S50,oO0, $4,000, 20,l35, TO-, %,
6OO0 1000 800, - of 2OCO 100 of l000 100 OF 500,
&c. rs numbers, IL drawn. Tickets SIS
fe u
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Splendid scheme for This Day.-Capitals:
s52,47s 30 Of 5UOo, ls9 of $780, &c. IS numbers,
II drawn. Tickets SIS.
Also, the Patapsco Lottery; Capita? $1,000 10 of
900, &c.
Drawn Nos Patapsco GO:
"a 81 90 &c 81 As II 2e IS II 50 l6 90 9
do % 3 81 81 g. 65' LUCK
Drawn Nos of Susquehanna IL:
II Sc IS 70 80 8 % CT "a 2 35 90
Half 1884, LUCK
Drawn Nos of Patapsco 81:
II e. % 81 SO 70 "A 40 % Z IL
a asn i7sss sy $50 sold and psid by
Or 2e 6774\ hoCh
Drawn Nos of Carroll 8:
80 70 e. 10 II As 68 % "a go So 60
Whole, II 50 81, $l0o sold and paid by
fe 10 CB.LUCK.
NEW GOODS FOR PARTY DRESSES.
" English Grapes, Blue, White Pink and Cherry
Rich Embroidered do do do do
do do do Swiss and Tarlton Mus.
lins
Also, large stock of Grape Shawls, some of
them our own importation, very rich.
few Velvet Closks, which We will sell very
low.
French Muslin Delaines and Cashmeres at cost
To which we invite the attention OF the Ladies.
WARREN d. PERKINS,
fell No l4l. Eagle Square
CUPERTOR CAPE COFFEE.-6O bags
y Cape Coffee, equal to Lsguayra, for sale lew by
fe Its a. s. LEEt
TAME. PLEAsANTs, Attorney ut Law,
will pratice in all the Courts OF Richmond City,
and the county of Henrico. Office in Law Build
Jog. IeIl-Im
r OST. in the lower part OF the city, somewhere
L. between 18th and 23rd streets, Gold Watch
seal. with white stone Get and gold buckle, at.
tached by ring. The finder will receive liberal
reward by leaving itat
CHAS. MILLSPAUGHS
fell-2ts Drug Store.
GARDEN sEEDs, warranted fresh and gen
VI uine obtained from the celebrated seedsmen,
r Sinclair Jr d. Co, Baltimore; for sale by
X. X. DUVAL d BRO,
fell Corner above the Banks.
S1YIKfTS TURPENTINE.-l2 bbls, tor
| - sale by PURCELL, LADD a. 90,
tel Druggists, so Main street.
I7OOPERs T-INGLAss, sheet aud shred,
~ for sale by PURCELL, LADD & co,
fell Druggists, 92 Main street.
TEVONQUA BEANS. = Ohs Cinnamon, al.
4 mondsapd Cloves, Mace, Storax, &c, for sale
| bv PURCELL, LADD g. co,
IL Druggisis, 90 Main street.
NEGRO BOY FOR sALE.-We offer Tor
| In sale, butte remain in Richmond, very likely
and sprightly yellow Boy, about ii years of ege-
| cons dered very valuable. Apply early.
T0LER d. COOK,
fs IL General Agents.
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AUCTION SALES.
DAYS.
ny Wellfngt0n G0ddin.
Most beautiful and de-I-. NV. locased LAT.
rn On Clay and 9TH streets

BY WeIIinEfen tsoddin.
Most beautiful and desirably. located Lots
Clay and 9TH streets
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
w Issa Se 500 on Tuesday afternoon, 18th Feb'y,
,,,,o .c'., upon the premises, commencing at four
bsIfscre 'Is :, most beautiful and desraby located
naacle Lot at the corner of CLAW snd 7tb ,treets
VIII De divided into i've suitable size hndn iots
having fronts on the east line of IN s,rsa, So
tnem 80 feet and the corner lot fronn "a, fse,
IT, aanlng oaGs i2o feet TO alley 10 feet wide
me location CT this property and the ds,i,ah,ane..
g, tne nelghoorhood-it being conyen;an, 20 80
Market Depot and other public places ras,s a. sne
peculiarly valuable as residences for rentes tano;
Terms, l.3 cash, the balance four an, .u.,-
months, for negotiable notes, interes, sddeS elVe
utle retained till last note shall be paid. ana
ieo w. GoDDIN, Auct.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAIN
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE and SLAVES in tba
City Of Richmond.-By virtue of decree of The
Circuit Court of Chancery for the CITY of Rich.
n Dad, pronounced on the 9th January, ls5S, IN
the of Lipscomb's Administrator against J;ns.
comb DC the undersigned Commissioner will az
pose for SALE public auction at the front door of
the City Hall, in the city Of Richmond on Friday
the lotn February, 1885, commencing at IL O'clock
NJ, if fair, if not. the next fair day, al the real
estate ana slaves which Moses Lipscomb died
.eiZed consisting OF 2 lots on Broad Marshall and
Madison streets in the said city, with several wood.
en- tenements thereon also, valuable slaves, con-
sisting OF men, womsp and children.
TIE real estate is to be sold for one-fourth cash.
balance at G. ~ and 10 months for negotiable notes
with approved endorsers, and title retained till the
further order Of the court The slaves will be sold
for cash.. RO. l.. JONES, Com'r.
Sale conducted by w. GoDDIN, Auc.
ja 90
EXECUTOk', SALE OF LOT NEAR
"a CITY SPRING-Will be sold on TUESDAY,
the 18th day OF February, 1852 upon the premises,
commencing at Al O'Clock, lot opposite to the
City Spring, fronting 223 feet on the west line of
7th street, running back about 100 feet adjoining
the property OF Mrs Saml ] Blair, On the north
This lot having been sold in 1850 for the non. pay
ment OF State taxes it will now be sold subject to
the CLAIM of the purchaser for taxes.
IERMs.-Four months credit for satisfactory
endorsed negotiable note, interest added.
By request Of the admir- with the will annexed
Of Bullock, decd.
te w GODDIN. Auctr.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
m. The GIPskY GIRL,
"e seventh Daughter OF the Gin.
Family FSS!

T. THE GIPskY GIRL,
eh Dasghter Of the Gipsey
WOULD respectfully inform the citizen. o.p,.,
cor., ono sno vicinity. tina. che will hold her
mIura at the City Hotel for short time Ion .ar
reSsrd y. .ne VIII De happy to consult with them in
All those IN" w;. asst, Present and Future.
,ha, wishing TO know tn. circumstancas
pPos surIoTnd them, likewise their FIJTIIRE
Hos,l Its viii do well by calling early.
from, ot eonsultation from ga NJ, TO IL NJ. and
Tickets of ConsuI,s,,on so
the door " esns' 10 be had at
ssatg h. No'tice.-The Gpsey Girl, being the 7,b
40 -, I.ei 10 enabled by her great ss,rolosicsI No
and re.ain H. method, by which persons NAV win
Charge Extra Snecton OF any of the opposite sex.
w. fe lots
Dk. LEWIS, Of New Yo7K, will ! ..;;,-.-,-
tne Lecture Room of the First prassn.as3 ~
en, on Franklin street. TONIGHT ., hoIf
~ zen ciock Subject, Tebacco-i,s hist.
room an aS ABUSES 10 dctray the expense of inc
DR.. l.. will Iaa,, lee OF 10 cents will be charged
dav 49, -. VIII lecture 10 LADIES ALONE. eserv
b.. WeeE, In tie Lecture Room OF the Second
! $50, u co. on Main street, or at Rev Mr. Hooe,s
ali Hoon, oth street. Each Lecture to besin
cn-e g ~ lectures Tree. Subject, the cause and
our Ladies -eeoe ntaiin smeng
THEAT RK. W
Mes.rs. TAYLOR q CLAF1E- 1e..a..
stage Manager
saturday, February I2th. IS5a.
Fourh night OF the Grand Musical Snert.cIe nf 81
BRONZE HORSE. 'Ae
p;n 7 ---.---------.-----.M Mr. Jas Dunn
p.LI Smith
NaraeI;a -------------.----M Miss Raymond
----- Miss CappelI
,.,. ROUGH DIAMOND.
ca Wliam- --.---.--.......M Mr. Nsrcbpr,
Mar.orr ------.-----------..W Smith
80 - - :. .-.--.----- Miss aymond
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GREGORY g. MAURY, Managers,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, 81, Feb TO:
69 ~ 25 G. 10 80 6 IL ls IL 50 ~ IS
To.Day.-Spiendid Lottery-Capitals: $4,000
IS 900, 40 1875, 10 OF 1000, 100 OF 1000 of 500, &c
&c. rs numbers, l2drawn ballots. Tickets sI5.
Draws Monday Capitals: e25, $50. 10 ,0e5, $500
10 OF lU0U, &c. rs Nos, IA drawn. Tickets Ss.
fe II
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CLIRKE's OEFICE-I4th street

CLAkkES UFFICE-I4Ih stFecI.
Drawn Nos Of Delaware, 20, Feb. A.:
a. n Is CT 80 IS n 81 4S 80 81 "a 80
Quarter Ticket, 81 4s "a, prize of 5000 sold
in the above, and PAID. feo-I2t
TTAWs. &c.-hsms, smoked Beet ana Beet
III Tongues-A full supply in store and Tor sale
hv J b STEGAL.
fell
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ENEAS, TEAs.-A fresh supply of Gunpow
l. der, Young Epson and Oolong, just received
per steamer Roanoke for sale at the agency OF the
Canton Tea Company, by
X M ZIMMERMAN
fe IL corner Main and 18th streets.
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A SNUG BUSINESS FOR SALE.-rne
"A subscriber being unable to attend TO his bust.
ness, on account of his protracted indispostion,
offers to dispose of it on reasonable terms rare
chance for seme industrious person.
WM KEITH, No 297 Main at.
fe 1l-3tk above the Banks
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ATTENTION, RIO H
MOGD LIGHT DRAGONS
Attend a meeting of your Com
psny, at Lafayette Hall, on Mon.
day evening next, the l4th inst +,
at TX O'Clock precisely. Your
Captain wishes every member to
be present
w. q. GEORGE
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RUTTEk AND PICKLES
- Prime Roll and Goshen Butter
10 bbs Cucumber Pickles
Just received and for sale by
GEO A HUNDLEY,
fe ll-2tH Four doors above Old Market
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1TEeF-

All.
sGsry
Com.
81 the
Mat.
\. L
ernie
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'tNHE BE4T ass ortment in the city, OF Cakes,
4 Pies Pastry, Crackers, &c, can be had at
WM FALCOHER'S
feI2 Bakery, Ill Main street
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- Oil bLTfkH.-4OO lbs Roll Butter, part
IL No article, this day received-ikewise 200
bushels Nova Scotia Potatoes a superior article
and 200 do Pink Eye Mercer Potatoes.
Also.-6 hhds Prime Article, Family Jole Bacon.
Received and tor sale by J P TYLER,
fe ll-2t* Corner 18th and Cary sts
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French Muslin Delaines and Cashmeres, at cost
To which we invite the attention OF the Ladies.
WARREN d. PERKINS,
No EapIa
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DRITANNSIk PITCHEkS.-LargeB Britain
ID mia Water Pitchers, holding three or four gal
Ions, for HOTEL keepers, Packet Boats and Steam
boats, for sale by "
fe 10 r. M ZIMMERMAN
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-
dnes.
II tie
[, and
.ction
pied,
e at
paid
1 two
which
sturn
reels,
wing
Enelia
land
aonev
ward
,cesG.
an Is
INF
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
r FRANCE A. CO

T. ]. CARTER.
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~ :" ARRIVAL EXTkAURDI.
&N faalEARY.-Th schooner j. b. AiIs-
wv worth, has just arrived at Rockets,
~ opposite Towing Company's cffce,
with a cargo Of YORK RIVER OYSTERS, very
fine. Also, few barrels extra, selected expressly
for family use and put up in good order.
Those desiring something really good, viii please
call down and examine them.
fe ll-3tt JAMES FLAMING, Capt.
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TERMS
DAILY RICHMOND TIMES.

The DAILY TIMES is published at SIX DOLLABS
per annuni payable i'll advance.
ADVERTISING-For one spare of FIFTEEN LINES
ess first insertion so cents and every succeeding in
sertion % cents.
Thrice teeck-Fo square, first insertion 62I CENTS
every succeeding insertion 37I cents.
Tpicea aceek once goeek-For one square, first in
serton IS cents every succeeding insertion SO
Advertisements omore than square, will be charged
the proportion according the number of squares
But if the advertisement exceed square, any num-
Der offul squres by less than eight lines the additional
lines will be charged aha square, if it exceed
square, number ou squares by egkt lines the adj
diiional lines will be charged as full square,
The number of insertions of Advertisements be
ted ON the Ms, they will be inserted until ordered
be stopped and charged accordingly
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 80 lines, and in
that proportion for advertisements OF greater length; and
$50 for Is lines and in that proportion for advertisements
OF greater length except Auctoneers, who charged
S00 paper included) for all sales before their doors
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APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS. That
we the subscribers, being Stockholders in the James
River and Kama wha Company do hereby constitute and
appoint our true ana lawful
raj Meetings of the Stockholders of said Company held
within six months from and after the date hereof wher
WE are personally present represented by some
other proxy: with full power and authority at such Ge
neral Meetings give such and to do such
other act or acts each ofus could give do as mem
ber ofthe said meetings. if we personally present.
and we do hereby ratiy and confirm whatever vote or
votes act or acts said Attorney may lawfully give
do for u.s. in of the authority hereby conferred
Wisness oar hands and seals, this day Of
;erl4 droda nd
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SIX DOLLARS PER- ANNUM
THE DAILY TIMES
WE ARE NO LONGER YOUNG.


WE ARE NO LONGER YOUNG.
BY EMELisE 8, SMITH.
We are no longer young, dear friend.
We are no longer young;
And Hope forgets to sing us now
The songs that she sung
The fairy visions Of the soul
Begin to disappear,
For truth, with chilling VI ice proclaims
Lies changefal astamn near
Upon thy brow, be owed friend.
And more upon my own,
Tread the epitaph Of years
Which have forever flown;
And IN our voices, where oferst
Such mlrthlul music tung
hear the soitened tones that tell
We are no longer young.
And yet, we are not old, dear friend
Oh, no. we are not old
Tho somewhat changed-our spirits still
Lilies choicest gifts enfod
The dearest fow'rets of the heart
Stll cling where first they cluns,
And bloom as bright, and breathe as sweet
AS when we both were young.
What have we lost with passing vears7
sunny tress or two
The lips glad echo of deabt:
The cheek S fresh roseate hue.
what havewe gained with passing years.
All, treasures that repay
Our souls for all the brighter wealth
Old Time hath borne away
Knowledge, and faith, and truth, and love
More deep than youth could know;
And high trust in each. that makes
Our home a heaven below
Our children sing US sweetcr songs
Than early hope sung
Our lives are happier, holier now,
Than when we both were Young
Then let us not regret the light
That fades from mornings Skies
While such cloudless sunset smiles
Before cur trusting eyes
Our evening hymns may be as sweet
AS those earliest sung;
Our grateful hearts be blest, although
w Q are no longer Young
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OFFICE oFTHE ]. r. Il X. Co, ]
Richmond, March 18th. 1858.

Richmond, March 18th. 1853
A CALLED meeting of the Stockholders OF the James
N River L Kanawha Company will be held at this of.
flee on Wednesday, the goth of April next, in accord
ance with the provisions of the I'd ByeLaw of the Com
pany which provides that extra general meetings OF the
stockholders may be convened at any time by the Pres
dent the application of any number of Stockholders
not less than forty wing together not less than 60Oo
shares
By resolution OF the stockholders it is provided that
every power of Attorney appointing proxy to represent
stock shall be regarded sufficiently authenticated 1t
be under hand and zeal of the stockholders and be
attested by more witnesses,
BY order of the President
WIN. p. MUNFORD, Sec'y.
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SOME things can be done well others. Yes and
~ better too You can get better Watches and more
Iewery, for less money. at ELIAS HALE'S, No LOG
Main street, than at any other place in this country
Northern cities not excepted. Having made arrange
ments to be supplied with Watches Jewery aud Fancy
Goods of direct Importation and from the manufacturers
at such low prices to enable sell to city or coun
try merchants at prices they will be astonshed Now
opening
500 gold Watches, assorted kinds
200 silver do do do
900 gold, guard fob and breast Chains
Breast Pins ear and finger Rings, of every variety
Pens and Pencils
Plated dst Jewe ~, of every description suitable
for the country trade
Also Brushes and Combs OF every description
Pins Needles, Hooks and Eyes
Fancy Soaps, Perfumcry
Cigar Cases, Port Monaies
Racers, Knives Scissors
Blank Books, Paper Envelopes, &c
Country merchants will do me favor, and do them
selves benefit by looking through the stock and get
posted up, even il they do not purchase.
~ The reason why can sell my goods at such low
prices will be satisfactorily explained
ELIAS HALE.
Importer of w atches, Jewelry and Fancy Goods,
NH % Main Street
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-14

I IME.-30O bbls fresh Thomaston Lime lapdin
i i and for sale by
NH 10 H. w TYLER.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-14

hR. ABBOT'S BITTERS-2 cases OF this
- popular and long established Medicine, for sale by
WILLS Il LOMBARD,
Ga No Mai
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-14
SECRET DISEASES

BALTTWOHE LUX HOSPITAL,
. HERE maybe obtained the most speedy remed