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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-22

The Eastern Argus has the following paragraph:
sLANDER-An exchange paper says of the cleo
tlon In Maine: The aggregate vote is very tight
throughout the State We ask leave to correct.
The vote was very loOse-the Maine Liquor Law
would prevent its getting tight"
The Argus may be right as to the vote bat omits
TO tell us how it was with the uotcrs.
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CONFIRMATION FOR SLAVES SET FREE-Tbe
Diet OF Copenhagen has granted compensation
of $50 for each slave set free in the Danish West
india Colonies in l84S. The compensation viii
amount to about 81 ,eO00O0 but one half of this
sum well revert TO the king, who held many es-
tates at the time Of emancipation, and was large
mortgage holder upon others. The king does not,
then, exactly put penny in the urn of poverty
and with the other, take shilling out, but mocks
his subjects with hypocritical iberaiy and grants
them shilling, which turns out to be only sixpence
after ALL
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GENUINE SALAMANDER SAFES,

~ The subscriber is now receivin a full assort-
ment M t OF IS c. He-ring's Wilders Patent SALA-
MANDER SAFES" None others are genuine but
test OF Thousand fires, took the premium at the
oflas Fair, and will take it every where. The
subscriber being Agent for the State of Virginia ia
prepared to have them manufactured to order of anv
sze from $50 TO $1,000 All merchants brokers' banks
ana moned men should have a Herring's Patent
SALAMANDER SAFE. Call at 1856 Cary street. and
make selection. R. McCANDIJSH In ~
jy7 13S Ca1y strsst
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inspecting.

iiii' ''Hio-A despatch dated Pitsburg, the
Hh' states that the Ohio was rising, and the mer
Giants were quite elated
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
ny J. A. GOWARDIN.

The DAILY DIsPATch is served to susscrisers is r.
~ s,S isr weekly Price tor mailing, 81 year in
advance.
IT. WEEKLY DISPATCH is issued every Friday,
-! ,.est1ed 10 subscribers at 81 per aanem.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-22

Eanigrants aor Liberia have been rendered 4 free
passage over the Louisville and Frankfort lKy)
railroad.
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MISS TAZEWELLiS R0ARnING

N - [@...L " LII . DO a n ID y U
Grace street. between 7th aud 9th '
me third session of this School will commence the
Isl mONDAf in October. Sush aid has been enlist
course of instruction
Terms, payable sem-annually in advance:
Tor DosIo end W ashing g.....................S2 500
Higher English branches "a
Primary - - - IN
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. 20
Music, Professors fees.
se 9-im*
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TNHE MISSES MYERS SCHOOL will

Il be re-opened lat their residence 18th street, on
the 9th of October next.
Instruction in the several English branches WILL as
heretofore, be under their own supervision; and in
French, under that of Mr.. n. A. STAICOS.
lessons the Piano will be taught by Miss J.
MYERS.
Terms, for the session of 10 months will be made
known on application at the School.
I3-2aMsiYvN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-22

ENIIE MISSES KINGS SEMINARY for
Il Misses and young Ladies. on Grace street.
Church Hill, will be re-opened for the reception Of
pupils on the first Monday III October
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DIANO FORTE AND VOCAL MUSIC.

The subscriberi is now in Richmond, and would
be pleased TO receive Pupils for instruction in Music
lie is permitted to refer 10 the following gentlemen:
Rev. T. '. Moore. Mr.. Tazewen Morton, Mr.. John
ID. Blair. Mr. 5. s. Baxter, and Mr.. James Wood
house, with whom orders for him may be left
c. L. PETICOLAS.
se eI7-2aWI5 Oct Prnfeasnr of Mns;c
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Mrs PELLETS SCHOOL WILL BE
MIR LEFEBVRE S sCHOOL.-H. p.

MR.. LEFEBYRE S SCH0OL-H. p.
wi LFFEBYRE. A. NJ. viii, on the first Monday
IN O..ober. succeed Mrs. Mead in the charge of her
Bosrd:ns and Day Schcsl in Richmond and will be
nreuared on that day 20 receive pupils at her late
sAen-e on Grace street.
Mr. Lefebyre was for seven years connected with
Ar Mrad's School and subsequently became Prnci-
nal of the williamsburg Female Academy. the charge
OF which he now resigns 10 engage in larger work in
Ne proposes 70 conduct his scheo upon the same ge-
nprs pls as ;ha: OF Mrs Mead retaining several of
her teachers sud increasing the strength of the de-
peisea5 ef Forc.zn Languages by the assistance of
a resident French Goyerness, and other auxilisries
TIE members OF the family will form christian
household, under the parental care OF Mr. and Mrs
Ipt-bvEe-
Tie School will ofFer every advantage for the ac-
QUESTION of sound English education 20 whick will
be sdded the Ancient and Modern Languages Mu-
sc Drawing. &c-
TEEAs-For Board and Tuition in all the Eng gbsli
byaEches for the scholastic year Of nine
months $40
Dav scholars of ell ages. 40
Fo: any Modern Ian guase, 20
Muse Drawing, &c. al Professors prices
Apply 10 II. p. LEFEBNRE. A. H.,
az y Grace street Richmond, Va
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ROYS' CLOTHING EMPORIUM.-The

H. subscriber would respectfully call the atte ntiou
of those in want of CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, to
his large stock OF new and fashionable CLOTHING
for the fall trade which he offers for sale His
stock is larger than usual and perhaps larger than
any IN the city-all of which he will dispose of ON
reasonable terms. call is respectfully solicited at
No loss Broad street, opposite Swan tavern +
j II, RIDDICR.
r. s. He still continues TO make to order Gentle
reasonable terins
So 20-5tS IuR
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I ). SQUIRE'S SELECT, CLASSI-
IL. CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, Corner of
Man and First Streets, Richmond, Va.-The seventh
Session Of this Institution will the 18th OF
September, 1885.
Te.ms for session OF ten months, payable one-half
in advance. remainder on rAe lst of March:
Tuition in the usual English brauches.....Sf so 90
Advanced English and Beginners in Latin.....5 80 On
Latin Greek and higher Mathenati so 90
Modern Languages 20 90
Drawing. each course. p lessons co
The Principal may be found at his rooms, on Frank
liza. between "a and Sd streets. Sc l-lnI~
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NOIlCE.-One of the most popular Me
~ dicines ever introduced in Virginia is BAKERS
PREMIUM BlTTERS. As guarantee for my as
sertion, il is spoken of generally Of the best
Family Medicines ever before the public. 1t is
thing heard OF for Dyspepsia, Nervousness Co.
lies any arrangement Of the Stomach. You
need lot fear i'll its giving immediate relief for am
vet 10 hear OF one instance where has failed IN Civ
ing relief. In OF Female Diseases it is without
fail
Call and get bottle. and shall have no more
trouble III calling your attention this valuable
Medicine.
Price 81 cents per bottle. For sale by Messrs. Pur
cell, Ladd X Co., Bennett * Beers Alexander
Duval Adie d Cray. Charles Millspaush, and Drug.
ssts generally throrg ghout the city. Also by Todd
Christian, Petersburg: ID. r. Lyman Lynchlury; King
Il Toy. Norfolk; DIR. f.. CsnIui. Williamsburg
To- Orders addressed T.. BAKER Richmond
Va. viii receive pro.lnt attention. Sc
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nay SCHOOL. ON 8TH STREET,

w RESUMES SEPT. 81 teach beginners
While other studies receive due attention, Reading,
Writing aud Spelling are insisted Un, aud after
these. Arithmetic, Geography and GTsGlner-make
boy proficient ia the three first branches, and you
give Kim q chance to make his mark anywhere he
shall please: but let him get into his teens. only
imperfect spelez aud all after advantages viii be
unsvans. good start with me IS better than q
course at the University. AnslosaXons spell well
young, OrneTer.
charge SO persession of 10 months and make no
deduction Tor pgstime, til lst November. All scho-
lars entered 10 tie end of the session.
seq II. TAYLOR.
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EDUcATroN
M USICAL.-Mrs. MURRAY Pro1es.o,r-

M NUoICAL.-birs. MURRAY, Professor
-, - OF socai and Instrumental Music pupil of the
SSele9tased Professors Cooke and Walsh of London.
80. G . 20 intimate to the Ladies' OF Richmond and
nuoes OF pupils IN the above delightful accsuiish
mehts. m The decided success which has attended
united States assures her that those ladies who mav
noaoI hef with their patronage, will soon estimate
hs aavahtages OF her style, either in the simple Bal
Donizetti. - '' Doi''n'
9. All communications left q. P. H. Taylor's Music
Stote, Msin street; James Noedhouse, Eagle Square
Dagnerrean Gallery viii meet with prompt atten-
N'NH+ lin,
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MRS. MIRIAM TAYLOR will continue
NI 10 give instruction in vocal and instrumental
music on the PIANO FORTE. Pupils will be at
tended or received at her residence 9th street. OPP
pOste the CltY Spring. 2G-2W
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DICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MA

plCHMOND CLASSlCAL AND MA
~ TlIEMATICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
i BASSETT, Successors TO Dr.. 5. Maupn-Ilth ST,
between Marshall aud Clay
Oar School win commence the lst of October.
in the commodious anG comfortable building formerly
used by DR.. Maupn tor that purpose. Parents and
guardians intending 70 enter pupils, will please do
early, our number IS limited 10 60 aud immediate
application Is necessary to secure seats.
Mr. Montague considers il only necessary to inform
the public that Nj. Bgssett is graduate of the Uni
yeTsty OF Virginia. and has had two years experience
III teaching.
TERMS:
Senior Mathematics and Languages, $50
Junior - 50
Modern Languages, each 30
Payable, half lst October remainder lst March.
MI Joseph Michard, Sr, will teach Modern Lam
Guages.
The Primary department lin a separate building)
will be under the charge OF Mr. Robert Davis aud
the special supervision of the principals. Fee $50.
For further particulars, circulars.
Mr. Montague can be seen at his on 10th ST. e,
in rear OF Duyal j. Bro.
n
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I AMBERT' 5 LOTTERY OFFICE

II I = I
IL NO S NORTH CALVERT STREET, BALTI
MORE. OPPOSITE BARSUM'S HOTEL.-The
purchase sale OF lottery Tickets within the State
Of Virginia being low in violation of law, and at.
tended with heavy penalty on conviction, the sub
scriber would respectfully solicit the orders OF his
trieuds and others who may feel disposed purchase
Having been resident Of Richmond for upwards Of
thirty years. and being pretty generally known
throu ghout the State he deems it almost unnecessary
to give any further that ali business conf
ded to him will be promptly aud properly attended
to-
tr Packages single Tickets and shares, ia all the
Maryland lotteries, for sale.
~ The printed official drawings cent to cores.
pondenfs by the first mail.
Address THOMAS LAMBERT,
my 1t-isfs Et Baltimore. Md 6
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RIGELOW'S SAPONINE DENTRT :

- FRICE.-It removes the Tartar without niurinx
the Teeth and gives to them ght and polished
surface. 1t is perfectly soluce Powder and will NOT
injnre the Gums 1t Is wholly akali and ia not in
Jnnous-used frequently in any quantity. The Soap
destroys the vitality OF the Tartar, freeing the Teeth
from this collection. making it the only sure mode OF
preserving and beautifyng the Teeth so often lost by
neglect. Manufactured only by Z. Biseo6 and for
sale by j. BLAIR
sci l29 Broad street
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160 000 FEET SEASONED SO
Il

60,o00 feet seasoned inch Buttonwood
4o,oo0 feet White and Rock Maple, all Sizes
. 5000 feet Hickory, for Carriage Makers
Landing this day from schrs Racer, and the ma.
ridean"
The above Sycamore got up on the shores OF
Lake Erie, where this kind of timber is formed of n
avery superior quality42 NJ of the inch are is and
10 inches wide, perfectly dry and fit for Immediate
use For sale on the wharf on accommodating terms
by Ise 81 BELyIN 4 PARKER
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SELECT ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL.
~ SCHOOL, in the Schoo-room OF the Pine Ami.
Church. Grace ST.. Richmond Va.
The next session OF the subscribers School will
commence on FRIDAY, Sept. 80, 1853.
Terms per session:
knglsl Department. so
Classical DepartHent..........
Sc 9-im CHRIS. 4. kEESEE
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COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

Al OhhAMAh - IL " " IL,
" RICHMOND, NA.-A DAY AND BOARDING
SCHOOL FOR BOYS. RICHARD II. L. TIGEE, A.
NJ, PRINCIPAL.-MR.T TIGHE, finding it impossible
complete his building Franklin street, between
6th aud 7h streets, to be ready open school in
by the l5h nst las advertised1 begs inform his
friends. and the public generally, that on THURS
DAY, the I'D inst, he will commence the duties OF
his School for the present at his residence, III Frank
lin street, between 9TH and 9th Streets In the house
recently occupied by Mrs. DR.. Clark. Gentlemen
wishing TO enterpupiis will please call on the Prn
cpsl. his residence, (FraakiR bet,Deen 5 and 9Th
where he may be seen at all hours or address him
through the Post Office, Box 3I.
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION will furnish
q complete preparation tor any class in College, and
will embrace the Modern Languages and all the COM
mon, useful and ornamental branches, which are of
yalse i'll the mental training of the pupil, for the
practical purposes of life Special attention will be
given daily in all the classes, TO Reading, Writing,
Spelling aud Arithmetic; and exeItion will be
spared i'll drilling the younger pupils before advance
Ilent to the higher classes.
Composition and Defamation will be required Of
all the pupils once week.
TERMS PER ANNUM
BoaTdeTs Will be charged $3.50 for board, washing,
&C. and for full course OF tuition in every branch, in
GLIDING attendance upon scentihc Lectures.
Classics and Mathematics in Senior Depart
Classics and Mathematics in Junior Depart
Cannon grtS Eosisb FJncaon 40
Modern Languages, each. ..........:..,........ 20
Mr.. MURFBE, a dstin guished graduate OF the Vir-
Einia Military Institute will teach Mathematics III
MI. JOSEPH MICHARD, sr,, will teach Modern
Languages.
Tie PRINCIPAL viii teach the Classics: and in the
English Department will make Reading, Writing
aud Spelling he objects of his special attention.
THE DISCIPLINE OF THE SCHOOL, though
firm, will he mild; and Mr. Tighe having succeeded
du09 the iast8 years, III maintaining, both i'll rth
and Southern Schools the strictest and most
perfect discipline, without Iesorting to corporal pun
ishment, doubts not his ability to preserve II by the
methods.
n. B.-ii may, perhaps, be well TO remark, that, in
ms Intercourse with boys 40 interference whatever
VIII be attempted with the peculiar tenets OF any
denomination OF Christians.
Fog list OF References &c. &C. see advertisement
IN the Daily Richmond Euquirer Circular
se i3-l2t%
7. S.-The nnitprn will be dispensed with.
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NGARS, CIGARS, CIGARS.-IOO,OOO
~ real genuine Havana Cigars, imported direct tn
compare with any house in the country s ~
ALSO-20, 600 real genuine Eagle Principe CiQars
superior; 80 600 domestic cheap Segars suitable for
the country trade, at low prices, in lots to suit a
sci BENNETT L BEERS. Drn2rista
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GCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY
~ HARROLD& & MURRAY Broad street beg leave.
to call the attention of teachers and others TO their
very complete assortment of BOOKS and STATION
ERf, which win be sold at the lowest prices They
have also very large supply of standard and new
MUSIC for the Piano or Guitar, which will be re-
plenisbed weekly by all new issues. sels a
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

GREEK EuLooY on CLAr AND WEBsrER--The
National Intelligencer publishes translation of
the speech OF Mr. CHARMoSzrEs, Deputy Of Lania.
in the Greek House of Representatives on the 18th
December 1852. The worthy Deputy moved that
the House express it's regret on hearing of the
death of the two distinguished American States
men and that their names be inscribed on the walls
in the peribolus q e. we suppose the walls of the
court or enclosure around the Chamber) of the
Chamber. In introducing his proposition he made
the following address:
''W'hen the wise Government of a great nation
q Government worthy Of respect for its virtues
goes into mourning, lamenting with its people the
death OF OF its citizens that citizen truly must
have been great man, And the privation of a
great man Is an irreparable loss to all mankiad-
Wetook up arms to shake off heavy yoke-a woke
OF reproach, and one difficult to be borne ana the
saneNty OF our enterprise immediately found pro-
lection in the other hemisphere, where, among
many others, two truly distinguished men had ef
tectually raised up their Christian voice in behalf
OF the grievously suffering Greeks. Who among
Us, the surviving combatants, has forgotten or who
among our youth has not heard from his parents
that Independently of the ravages of war famine
and sickness were decimating us; and who does not
know that the bread and clothing of the Americans
or the United States saved mutitudes from the
grasp Of Charon? And who doubts that If the no.
bic and generous minded citizen of the United
States had lived in our hemisphere the Greek con-
test would have been terminated sooner and with
more success
Gratitude, sirs is a cardinal virtue of man: and
tne Greek nation was ever fold distinguished for
this virtue. Our immortal ancestors erected tenn
pies in honor of their benetactors Among our
bene!acters, then, are numbered since 1929 the
ever memorable d. Webster and II. Clay, whose
death whole nation-the People of the United
States-this day lament Let Us, therefore. honora-
bic representatives of the Greek nation, unite our
tears with those of noble brothers. the citizens
OF the United States for this loss and as proof of
our gratitude, let insc-ibe ON the walls of this
perloolus the glorious names of the Phihellenes.
DANIEL WEBSTER and HENRY CLAY"
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EsOR PHILADELPHIA. = To sail ON
Il THURSDAY, the 22d instant at O'Clock. A.
M.--The steamship VIRGINIA, Capt. Teal, is now
ready to receive freight and viii sail as above For
freight or passage apply TO -
r. RANKIN, Agent
n. B.-Goods remaining ON the wharf after fb,,
of the consgnees.
Sc 20 r.. RANKIN
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TlI1 SPRING ACADEMY-The Mess.
~ GIBSON have commenced the building, and it
viii certainly be ready by the FIRST MONDAY IN
OIIo 1ER Gentlemen wishing TO enter PUPILS
below Leigh, OF address through the Post.Office
VIM. LOVE.
n. h. After the first OF October nv residence viii
be corner of First and Marshall SITS. w l..
Sc 6-lni~
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CHIRTS, SHIRTS.-We would call at
- tention aur very superior assortment of white
and fancy SKIRTS. which are made Of the best ma
terials IN the most approved styes and viii be sold
very low WM +. ADCOCk& l. CO.. =,
Main street. under An ericsn
p. IS. We have made arrangements 10 haye Shirt.
workmen In the Union.
Sc 20 w = M
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FEMALE ACADE-

Books Stationery and sheet Music at CITY prices.
MARIA G. CLOPT0N, Principal.
Board of Trustee. Of the Williamsburg Female Acs-
denny:
Col Robert Nee Candlish, President
DR. Robt. r. Waller, Rev. Jas. L. Jsyuer,
Col. Goodrich Durtev, Robert +. Cole, Esq,
w. r. c. Douglas, Esq. James Z. Custis, ESD,
WV. Vest, Esq, DIR. John \. Gait.
N. B.-Letters addressed to the Principal, at Rich
m0nd, until 18th September; after which date 70
Williamsburg. an 26-eodtijOc
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MIR. ID. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS
4y1 SiCAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL. Main St

MIR. ID. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS-
4S1 SICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, Main ST..
between 81 and ith Streets.
ID. TURNER. A. NJ. Principal
mons. }. MICHARD, Professor OF Modern Ian
zuages
Mr.. j. 5. PERKINS, Teacher Of Drawing.
The tenth Academic of this School will CONF
mence on MONDAY, the 18th of September.
Catslozues centanins further particulars, can be
obtsinea a, the Bookstores, from the Prneal, at
his Scheoi-roons. Sc l2-2ws
YIfHE MISSES BERRY intend to re-
II open their SCHOOL for the Instruction OF
tween Clay and Leigh, Oh Monday Oct Sd.
TERMS PER AsSuM:
Tuition in English Branches and Board. $3.50
Higher English Braaehee. Observation-Disclosures. 40
tftuiAf -
Anciert end Modern Languages. 20
Music. Painting; Drawing, Embroidery aud Wax
Work at the usual charges.
Circulars any information respecting the School
can be oLtaised ~ the House Oh Fifth street.
50 I2-iaE
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Feb i2-dacis
NEW n VALUABLE REIIGiOI


" B~OOkS-Just received mt Morse's Comms
H"use. tn, follow ing by Rev. Robert Phillips:
d 'yorionnl Guides-to til, Doubling, Consc eaf9
Prrp exed, Devotional. Thonehrfui,
The Mary; or, b.aulic, OF Fem lie Holiness,
Matthias; or, varieties Of Female Pirty,
" Ly las; or, development uf Fenate CIararlef
" Humans; or, Maternal influences ON Sons,
Love IT The = irit-trHcrd il HIS Works,
The Young Man 5 Cio>rt Library.
The Mnrtyr Lamb. by Thtummtrher,
Becherstcth. on the Lord's Supper,
The louns Drcrple, by Rev. }. \ Clark.
Gathered Fragments, by do
Walk about Z,on, by do
Pastors Testimony, do
Wilson'S Sacta Pfivnia,
hrl's Double " illness of the Chu CHI,
ke5le's 3nristian Year,
DAILY Steps towards Heaven,
Heavenly Hours,
Commitment : Manual.
Scrlnnns, by Rev Samur Davies,
Eyiderces of Christianity. by fifteen clergymenoi'f
ginia with Portraits.
McC"sh ON Div ne Government.
Bnhar'S Morning of joy AID Night Of Weeping,
Morning ana Niglt Watches,
Songs in the H"r.se of my Pilgrimage,
Christ our example, 10y c. Fry,
The Listener. bv do
Wheat or CHAT by R,le,
Living or Dead. by do
P'scaFs Prhyinrial Letters,
The Family Of Bertany. by Bennett,
Sabbath Musings, by c. Fry. -
f1tiy Papers. North American Indians. Grand a
rents Odd Sea Captain, Country Stories and Ob-er'al9'
by o." HUMPHREYS,
W dow Directed and Anxiops enquirer by James
Tllornton's, Wainwright, ,Jame,' and SpiGckcs raw
lily Prayers,
Iyng's Cnmmentarics on 4 Gospels,
iarne~ Mes IN do Job an! I-nah. .t
Inc ab"v', with other too numerous t" manll,''g's
sold inw. Tnay 2ltsJ
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SERVANTS.

ltthe ralni Is stopped fora passenger between an,
fthc above named points, the charge will be made from
the point last passed by the Train, and no charge VII
ne lass thnn twentv-iiNe cents in any caae.
Passengers whp do not procure Tickets (cxccpt hose
who take the ars whcie tickets are not sold.
will be charged by the conductor, ten per cent. in al
ltiuG to the regular rates uf fare. provided. howryr,
That in no case sh, III lie receive less than ten. nor NOR,
HAN hiiy rents from any one passenger, to any p"inl o.
the road.
Servants viii be required to have two passes, one to
be left with the Ticket Agent and ore with the Condur.
M. which passes, musthe explicit in granting the priyi
lie 10 navel ON the cars. Foe roloiod tersahs " iii be
required 10 produce theirtrre papers,ur they Will not be
%l,lmitteG Ia travel on the cars.
May hits. THOM S SHARP
SUM. Tra,.pnrtation,
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HYH'"''"s' N'l' ~. o..
From an infinite aeqnIHtaa"e viii Nj. Geo q
Curie. ! feel confident INT lhe firdo ntNurhs.uude
hi management. will fully unih'Hm ils rer utarjen n
making Ruil Roud Cars a. well as in any and al IT.
branches of meohaira operations.
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.