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A CLERIcAL LAproINrmEsT.-Mr John +. Bensly
Of Virgins, has been appointed to lst class {s9Oe
per annum) clerkship, in the efice Of the Third
Auditor oi The Treasury, at Washington.
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PEMOVAL.--sMlTH 4 ROBERT!

REMONAL.--SMlTH & ROBERTS
~ have removed TO the new store, No. p Iron
Buildings. Pearl street :
Thankful for the liberal patronage of their old
friends end customers respectfully solicit con.
nnusnce OF the same, and would invite the attention
of COUNTRY MERCHANTS, SADDLERS MA
CHisiSTS. COACH MAKERS, and HOUSE Bull
DERS. To their SUPERIOR assortment of GOODS and
TOOLS, ads pied TO the wants of the trade
We are now receiving pert. and will shortly have
IN store. the whole Of cur SPRING STOCK enlbra-
cling many ne and desirable Goods. Coachmak ers
viii find IL 10 their interest TO call and examine an
entire new stock of COACH HARDWARE ard
TRIMMINGS, TO be opened the ensuing month
Oar regular assortment OF HARDWARE, CUT
LERY, GUNS and SADDLERY, will be greatly
increased and ii will be aim to eet the
saats ct customers and friends, both in goods and
prices. SMITH ROBERTS,
ta5-lu p Pearl street
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&AWS, SAWS. SAWS of feyery descrip
~ ton. rnan,, fac trred and sold hv

TOLAND L. BURGER,
10Th, between Main and Gary Streets Richmond, Va.
CIRCULAR SAWS Of all sizes and styles, and
every other variety Of SAWS that may be called for.
All Saws stamped TOLAHD l. BURGER, warranted
to give satisfaction, if not on being fairly tried will
be exchanged or the money refunded.
STRENGTHENING re-toothing aud repairing of al kinds
done al the shortest notice. g-Ss
We CHALLENGE THE WORLD to produce
Circular Saw, either large small that we cannot
straighten, matter from what cause or how badl
1t may have been sprung or buckied.
Al! Cifcplars warranted n nm true de lS-fm
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THE DAILY DISPATCH,

sU The cireulstiop Of the Daily Dispatch sxeesds
sonsdsrasly thas Of aliths Daily pspsss Of
eomhined. asss azfsNssf gsA IS ste4
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In Monticello, Ala, recently, aman named Stew
art. while under the influence Of liquor, shot AM
killed Mr.. John E. Brooks -
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RICHMOND,
THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 2, 1854.
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

Id rs
The Enquirer In . leader on the Nebraska bill,
regards It as afortuuste circumstance for the South
that in the Impending struggle with aboitionisn 1t
win not encounter the Opposition of the Executive
and states BY authority that in respect to the pro-
position for the repeal ofthe Missouri restriction
the Administration occupies no neutral or adverse
ground The amendment to the Nebraska bill,
which restores to the South the rights that were
surrendered by the Compromise of 1890, has the
express and emphatic sauctior of the President,
aud the whole power of his Admini tration is pedg
ed to its support. The Enquirer proceeds to ex.
press the belief that the confidence Of Southern
men in President Pierce was not mispaced--that
in this controversy he but vindicates the consistent
cy of his public iife and redeems his pledge t5
the country-and tjus.iies its own constant sup
port of the Administration, notwithstanding the de-
nunciations of .'the Whig press and a sympathis-
ing faction OF Democrats" The zeal and devotion
displayed by the Southern Democracy is more
Than repaid. The balance of obligationis restored,
aud Mr.. Pierce possesses claim to the support OF
the South, which will fail him not in any emergen-
| cy or against any opposition. sii ta ,-'i@
rhe Penny Post continues its history of the de-
| bate on the Brodnax resolutions. Ithas also sew
era other editorials, among which we observe one
setting forth Numerous objections to the conversion
| of the Armory iuto school for cadets.
| The Hhig has some sarcastic comments ON the
dearth of great men. 1t claims, however, for the
Whig members of the Legislature, that although in
a minority for years, crushed by numbers, over
whelmed by dominant majority, they have never
failed to fnd little band strong enough to wage
equal battle in discussion with the Democratic side
of the House. In another article the Wing lays
before the people of Richmond the advantages
| which would accrue to them from the completion
of the Rockingham Turnpike to Gordonsville, aud
suggests that they aid in raising the OF SEQ 600
| which will enable the company to carry out thai
purpose.
The Mail likewise devotes an editorial to the
Turnpike from Harrisonburg to Gordonsville-
After showing that it is scheme designed to benef
Richmond, ii says:
We believe the people along this line prefer tt
| trade to RichmoHd, but we cannot expect them Il
do it, if she sits by tanely and permits another tt
make avenues to draw them Of, particularly whei
trifing 10000 is all that is required tt
render her safe. ~
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CoRREcTIoNs.-Two errers lone Of omission ard
the other of commssion) occurred in orr virginia
items Yesterday. The paragraph headed '.Take ii
Back" wherein Baykis declares that he is wiIliu,
shonld have been accredited to the Greenbrier Era.
Inths paragraph relative to railroad fiomsL yneli-
burg to Richmond the word practicable should have
been inpraetcaMe. The use of the word practicable
was impracticabie, inasmuch IL destroyed the
meaning aud intent Of the writer IS s s - ~
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The two wagon drivers, connected with the sin.
dian entertainnent" who were lsupposalto have
been killed by Horner, in Person county N G., are
yet living, with a fair prospect Of recovery.
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OH l0Al aCUFlEb vi. NEV2 ~
NUaUUV. MANUAL OF HISTORY OF
THE luEITED STATES fsblisheds In . short
time, s.Tae Manual OF Hislpry Of The United &0es"
for the use OF Scfooh By David B. Scott a. H.,
PIincipsl Of Ward School No 25, Ae~ fofkcit1
r'can Hlstory anan eed with stns ~ lody ef
the text a. 70 lessen tts labor Of teacher and pa
pill As eiass book in the outlines Of our historys
iristhe very best we have seen. II
Fer sale by JAMES WODDHOgSEs
Ia 20 ks > Eagle oqnare.
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MUST BE St)Lu BY

"a MUST BE sSULu BY The 16rH
~ OF JANUARY,-s2a., 20 NORTH OF kEA-
H4 DY MADE CLOTHING TsC3RE ATLYRR-
-. DUCEDPRIEESFOR Cash, AT no. 1af
MAIN STREET =, p GOODMAN has received
dating the past tive weeks isfse sddatiens tohhcseck
viii ses che sssss @ Iasss y as iSs i osss $50
Fine Dress Sits $500
Medium Dress do st41'ss4 @4S -
- Business = do.-in gre At yarietsas. "
9ysr coats from fne.tto lowest grades sf tie
Furnishing Goods in great variety.l ssa4
+ The goods mus and shall be sold A rare opportu-
nifty is offered 10 all in want sof good ssdswell
made Clothing Aes az ssA + e fs1sSSs s1ss;e ssss
e 20 Ee.sIsi Main street. opposite Essle Egsss
hand ~ ? Also .ifs :ssgDy Of sfEssas s';'ebsss' bss
FALL AND WINTER SUPPLY or
-vALIUEs, 2c--PgN lG HR0THER la
R;shons asip ss rep fssSessssy invite @ .snssrs yisiss
the city. and The ppblie generally " es snd sxsn-
iae their large and COMPLETE sssc, srent of 9nsen
ais oar. dozen 81 case The sfosf sinbrse5s.i.s
0entlsmenss drsss SHOES, Ep0TEES sad GAL
ossns,.H,e1s. ssis Zip and ssost BoorERs ~
Syons yonss. BOOTS spd BoorrEs, sfnas5 5tiaas
Seryants BzO6UES hound and uhbcund3 -
Ladder SHOES, bnskina Kids Jeppy Linda kcT
Ladies' black, bf6hze and coI0red GAiTEhDs
8 BUsKINs and B0oTEE ES for orssfvent swensp, ~
M;y,ss' and chIISren,s SHOES in great ysrssts,
Travelling TRUNKS, plain learhss and kairdo-, III
Of which are offered e the lowest rates
tNFEMBERTON h BkOTHEh
M Main ef afue he
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SURPRISING BUT NEVERTHEIEsS

NUkPklSlNGB BUI NEFEkIHELEe6
% TRUE.-Ths prices whlsh LEVY wsel1ns hiS
CLOTHING a., surprises the closrst buyefS e ha
nust really be selling cheap; and II you tcht beheve
H. lust calf on him 4u6 examine fex yourselves anA
You will be convinced that bs efofhiee Z noE only
me but The best nads % toe - tho
- rs - ar sdysused he will se ed hIe Over
coats at cos and esep ies rAs thsn 70 ksepthe1
uutii next sinss q Now d tbs tsms r 10y yosx
cIofbins and The pace Is at A.IEvY'S.
= No Sc Main stseek, op! City Hotf,
H. ~ - 6llxsls.ts ( Siaa Of fhe Pad Cat
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10 THE MERCHANTS OF

I'D, To The MEhCHAN Is OF
tfIEAI RICHMOND.-Every merchant that has
II MAS Q warehouse ought TO bave one OF my l M
H4lIIIS PROVED HOSTING MACHiNEsif If he
aiit ia has goods to hoist to the upper story, as
he will cave tine aud expense. say nothing of the
safety of his goods two three stories above his
head The Machines have become in general use in
,iosi of the Northern cities Two OF these Machines
can be seen in this city one az MIR Z. H. SKISKERs,
on Cary street, also ar CRENsHAw Il BROS, ON the
Canal Basin, this CITY,.
Persons in want, can write to me, East Fahs AVen-
ns baltimore bid F. L. BATES.
have three sizes to suit large small warehouses,
ana st less price than any other for the same purpose
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5Tnx Nsw Yanx N0svflLi vnAYp pne,
nuruber one, hasbeen 3usuiIha1 - ~ M Ilcuil
8. 1miebs gent fposite the Anaelicsn
sss ssI. I.psea. sas VS.; y s sfe IS ~.
Is fsea iAfs eosf alds i1aF g Pesosss = :
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THE Nreno CosspraAcr was dispose

facts that could be brought TO li2ht. His Hosol
came 10 the conclusion that Alexander ia the ser
vce of Messrs Lacy e. Carter, wrote fhe letters te
Mira and Mr. Graenor, that William knew it and
was employed tocarry the last one; and that Joe
Hanks, intEe service 81 Mr. Graenof, was engaged
In the conspifacy to force Mr. O. TO discharge Mr.
Benjamin Mann, his soverseer, because the negroes
under him were forced to do their duty faithfully
He therefore ordered each Of tho three tbirtynips
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Josdan. Mn Baiyey,s slave, there i vefy little
doubt, was a. desply concerned - siehef Of ihe
upon him. be was Acquired He ia strict member
,oi the came church 10 which Alexander belongs,
aud trim to he snnny South. and pesnnanegt
residence In cotton field. wonld odd mucht 10 their
-couslbft and mnr6lS if prompdy aStesd& to.---
Such nesroes area alwsys dangerons in eoihrnuni
" like cur and vsry unssfe ps0pessy 10 - heid
by any ono. We're fhey our, We shouid p3ckst
them immed edisfely 8 IS 81 ss's az
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ATTEMPT AT SUIeIDE.-Mr F. Holden, of Ports.
mouth attempted to kill himself on Sunday, by
firing, pistol at his right breast, and no doubt
would have been successful bad not the ball struck
rib and glanced OF. He sustained but little in.
i.rv
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PURCELL, LADD q Co,


No. w Main Street, corner OF Fourteenth, /
3 RIcTMoND, VIRGINIA,
AFFER for sale, in lots to suit purcha-
~ sers their usual large and general assortmsnt,
$500 superior Indigo assss}r st3{ ss5
3 = Q hhds hest Madder a@
400 kegs Sup, Carb. Soda
IL bbls Varnishes tA 81
10 bbls. Venitian Red
10 bbls Sal Soda eRiA ~
IS bags Pepper, Ginger and Allspiee
$50 mats Cinnamon Bark
Is bbls. Alcohol .ss484 =
25 bbls. Burning Fluid
800 kegs White Lead. dry and in oil sf j
case Nutmegs; do. Mace
go dozen Rushton's Cod Liver Oil asass'
400 ounces Sulphate Quinine IS - gss5s
case prime Turkey Opium
1000 gallons Lamp Off
bales prime Gloves
20 bbls Spts. Turpentine ]
$500 lbs. saftpetre sffsl II s4i.sss
90 cases Chrome Green and Yellow
1000 lbs. Pslis Green, dry and oil sfEs
800 boxes Window Glass French and Amsr'n -
200 lbs Root and Powdered Rhubarb
2080 lbs Gum Arabic W "a AsAst fszsfa
IS cases Colors. ground In oil
II gro Lows Brown Windsor Soap
120 dozen Vroom FowleI's Military Soap
And the usual assortment of Patent Medicines and
other articles suited to the wants of the trsdeallef
which offered at low prices.
N. B. Particular and prompt attention to packing
PURCELL, LADD CO., Drusssts,
au26 90 Main st., corner 18th. q
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MRS. P E L LIE T'S ENGLISH AMI
4F1 FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

The eleventh scholastic year of this school will com
mence on MONDAY, October I'd.
Able and experienced teachers secured in all the
departments Particular attention Is given to Read
ing, Writing. Orthography and Grsmmar through
out the school, and the younger pupils share IequaAp
with the Older Ia the instructions of the principal
and assistants MRS. PELLETis assured that pu-
pills under the tuitien of M DE MONTHURNEY Y
ean with diligence and peyseperance learn in year
to speak and write the French and Spanish Lam
guages
TERMs-Board and washing S22o. English tuition
$40. Primary Department $50. Ancient and Mod
ern Languages each $50. Payment one half in ad-
vance-the remainder 18th February.
For further particulars address the Principal.
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rHE DAILY DISPATCH

~ slne ctscasation Of the DAILY DISPATCH
Ricsc cSShMaersbly that OF ell the Daily papers Of
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TIL TOMAS W.. KEESEE,
AUCTToNEER,
Office with 0Eo. J. SuMSEK, No. % Pearl st.,
win attend to the sale Of REAL ESTATE ard eve
~ description of MERCHNDfZE, HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE, te.

The VALLEroF VIRGINIA FIRE AND Ma
RtNE INSURANCE CoMPANY-capitsI $500 900
office on l4th street, merit 70 the Post Office This
Company fasxyes against loss daage By fire in the
city or country. Real and Personal Property inclu-
ding vessels and cargocs in port or on voysge.
au z5-Sm o. r. BRESEE, Actuary.
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RI NOTICE TO ALL IN -
WANT o. ROOTS AND sHOEs .

Or 0OOU .QUAITFX -Ih6 tuu9cnuer hhs
- Just returned from the North where be has
selected with crest esre the best that could
be bousht in the Northern marietta for the msssfst
turc Of lsdieS genfle9onsG miseos. Bog and chis-
dren's Boots srd Shoesof qsasty that eap not nor
cy or any other city either for aursbity oe st3le,
and at - low psce a. Il possibly be Afforded for.
ALExAnDEA HfhI4
Manufsctursr apd DeaIertn Deotes Ghees. .s
Tfunks. Carpet Bses. vsiiess, No. IN Maip IT.
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REroRrEp FIRE.-Reports reached Buffalo or
Monday of terrible fire at Milwaukee, but no reli
able particulars were obtained.
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Francis J. King shot John Dougherty at Bran
denburg, Ky "a few days ago. Dougherty died and
King was arrested.
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MURDER WILL QUA negro was committed tc
Jail in Philadelphia on Monday, charged with hav
ing committed q murder II years ago.
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HORRIBLE CALAMrrr-Fvs CHILDaEs BURNED
TO DEATH I-One OF the most hea1Tending Gala
to record to day calamity BY which iyc chill
dren persisted Ii their beds. The particulars are
brief Abraham Simpson, with his wife and five
children, occupied house owned BY Mr. Clark
sou 10 the southern part of Beekman in this coun-
ty. On Thursday night the house took fire, in the
absence of Simpson, and burned to the ground
The mother was the only one of Its sinmates that
caped although burned In a shocking manner the
FIVE children having been consumed with the
work of On iDcendiary-ol some person having .
erudse against Simpson, Who It 10 said, bas many
enemies. 1t Is but short time since he was con
fined In prison in this city, on complaint Of some
Of his neighbors. If scme scoundrel has applied
the torch, and thereby effected this Wholesale mur
der we earnestly trust 1t win be brought to light
and the end. whoever he is, made % end bis days
In solitary confinement where he will have an Up.
portunity to reflect on the enormy Of his crme.-
PoueAkeepsie Press, dEg 26. si ).
HonATio AILRr-one Of tho most common In
stances Of treachery and basepess . that OF mon,
who make their fortunes out Of the South and then
20 North 70 abuse, defsme. and ipjurc ~. The
name az the Individual az fe hcad Of this article 10
fair specimen Of this sort Of n1sn lie has accu-
mulated fortune BY building engines for the
south, and now retircs from b5einess 70 play the
demsgoeue and traitor, BY dop0uRcing sissesy. and
the Soufh. We eco him figuring quite conspicu
ously In some OF the anti slavery mosements & The
North. Thus Il has besn fnm the besinnins thai
those Who prodssd no.s y slavery and the South
Of certain parts Of the Nofth u due to their sue
ces4aul prosecution Of the slave usdo; and ths
fortunes which allow their descendants to assums
such airs, ere derived from their Eouthern custc
ArrAIns At sr. Pxrxnssuae The Journ.l :
COmmerce has - iosssoodne teuer iron q Peeess
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SPIRIT or THE PrFss

ri.i ..nx.,. ,h..s !. :. suh0Is' g ne Hubernatf
mocr..v g :. 60. give the de
~. 4 ., 80. :. u .'n0ons % o trouble. In
te,l;,,r = - .,..1 - sslee upon Time fcs
ao.h, -. .s. - 49,. sau = = t1o Wig begins r.
.--,- rr enc susocskes Of IN
's'y 'sA "i suceeed The peopis are slow
about moving ii the matter and ()cfnber 4,
to come around before The lesder, suecee s .,;--
8. -. .s1s seVsu " WIT
ns up enough o. Interest among the sovereienste te
eet convennon together. In the meantime can.
didafes for Gubernator;al honer. .re
/, NAV turn nm. .f,.r =, ~. -. 3. ~
vidasl vho -. sA' s4's' sne OBSCURE lndi
A'' o "no mas never been spoken OF for the post
VIII como In and carry OF the prfxa % -
The Enquirer also ha. an e5,tot,.r ,,no, ~. -.
bernatorial nomination, chiefly With fbe ,;ev !,
correcting some misapprehensions relativ. "a ;.
own position on the subieex n h.s ,o r..s.-.--
as to the time for the mees;ns az ~. ro..s...
Whatever time the n.a,,,s ,sss.--,n ,.s-"-...
20 ~ r.--.-. rs,R's fisses ~aa oe acceptao1f
-. OF. ana g % the place, h would pre-
ier tne mo@ convenient place TO the largest number
OF delegates. Let the day be far enouol IA ,o !.
ha ,ba n.,,.-..-. 8 - ol - ena.
t"o nat'ef, 70 discuss It 10 hold meetings and ap
poa' oe'eea'es and then let the place be selected
,'u an eye 70 inc convenience Of the largest mum.
'nose ne'ega'es. inregard to tho idea that
n,' presahed 20 some extent that the Enquirer b
p'asou q certain individual. and advocates an
aay lor me meeting OF the Convention, with
o91.' u mus enhancing the chances of that In
NV" r,. us' NOMINATION, the writer says:
tbe Err,;ra' MI - ws nave never made nomination In
nor do ace intend to do e;,s.u w oae 20 pc made
the fact that we have choice il would be nss
s.laDge u we mad not Like all other Individual
and we presume a. sd;,or. C. enIleo % choice,
choice in print. without being euilfv of c.
9r olcsstoIlal act We, however, prefer not to
be,ter enah,ed - o L ~ sucn course, we viii be
tanglements and to Five to he nn,o;' en-.
hearty, cheerful and successful suonorf n'o'e
-. N
., ~ 'ai'S up ms cnarges made by
- p''p'e - 'p"'n asanst sueen Christina, and
re,'roach ,na ha rspIoach, deep and lasting
from one we are TO udoe ali Worna .; eJ9a ma.
the zenith or at the nadir The enormitiea of the
ehsrac.su OF spain show how low the female
raised so LII s"A' WHICH, Is capable OF being
DAR,Sc Rr.c, -.
about two oc,ock Mrs I1ora -ss;s,. lug n. ias''
street, Baltimore wa. .ron .sd h. So. =. :, e..e -.
house, when .be aroae and wen, dovn .,.;-. '..
,;oh, ,rh;o, s,-~,r.. ~ "tn
one searching for plunder She 80. :. -.
~ puuuoi' Que gave tne alarm,
ana TWO or three neighbors came to her assistance
when one of the thieves was arrested hv NJ u,o,,
er and Mr. Ne.. wh;,. .,.o. ~, . '..-o1 y
=, - o 'Aoy ueiu MN, one on
s'oe' ne managed oy an adroit manoeuvre, to
draw revolver from his pocket which he fred q,
~ =. - IA. '1ni"s eneo. IN ms ieit breast.
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master of Philadelphia, is lying dangerously III
with bilious fever, and is not expected to recover
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TO MY CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS

TNO MY GU TOM E r s, FRIENDS
Il AND THE PUBLIC.-I have resume ed business
on my own account, and receiving hand
some assortment of Goods in the HARDWARE iine
rhail continue to add to my stock from week to
fresh and clean, having disposed Of the old stock
therefore most politely and respectfully invite my old
Customers friends ana the public to call on me at
my old stand, % Main street, rendering to each my
personal attention when they shall please to call on
me. THEO. ROBERTSON
Importer of Hardware and Cutlery
eu 16-1m* No Is Main ar
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TEA, TONGUES, &c.-Just to hand, a
4 few half chests of Tea. Imperial and Hyson-I
thiuk will compare with the best for sale in this
market
Also-A few dozen of those extra fine Beef
Tongues: Englieh aud Imitation Cheese.
Call on e. w. TOMPKINS,
su25 prn.S.t
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t7IIU IuyUUe III uOtthce Oct Il Ioof, Ute TeMufHdtT
March ], 1851
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
Engsh Studies. $50 60
~ W
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
English and Scientific Studies $50 90
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. 20 90
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Musc-Pinno with use of instrument. $40 90
Organ or Harp. rp.........................8 so 90
oQItar ........................ 6o w
Drawing, Painting Embroidery, &c....S $50 to so 90
BOARDING DEPARTMENT.
Board, (fnel lights, &c. ncluded) $900 90
Washing. 20 or
~ NO extra charges. Pupils provide Books and
stationery at their own expense. In of pro-
tracted sickness deduction will be made for ab-
sence: Applications for admission inquiries in
BASIL MANLY, jr, President Of the Institute, Rich
mond, Va. J. B. JETER, 10
1Y l4-Sm President of the Trustees
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AGREAT BLEssIkG TO THE AFFLICTED
The number and formidable character of diseases of
the Liver have long challenged the attention of me-
the general term of Consumption. have been sup
posed incursble and the unhappy patient allowed to
die, withsns medical science to effer him hope Of
recovery HAPPILY this can no longer be the case A
remedy has been found which will cure all COM
plaints Of whatever ch racteT arising from derapge.
Mc'Lane Of Virginia. act directly on the LiveI; and
by correcting its operation and purifying It from dis
ease, cuts of and extirpates the eomplanss which
have their origin in the diseases of this orgap Re.
medies hitherto proposed for Liver compIsnts have
failed to operate upon the scat of the dsease but
action Of the liver, and BY cleansing the cuntsin.
dry up the impure streams of disease which thence
derive their existence.
P.s The above valuable pped;c,u. .,.o NJ NJ.
LANES CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, can nov
be had at ell respectable Drus Stores in this city
..Es none but Dir. mTASEs LIVER Y r. PiGLs III so
Thers arc other Pills purportins to be Liver Pills
PURCELL. LADD + Co, Drsssas..
eu2e-d&elw Richmond. VI.
A CARD.-Since the proprietOr's recent
Laboratory enlargenents he l. able to all his hume.
rous orders for Lvon's KATHAIRok, without delay.
vsoretins and beaunfying the hair 10 sold by every
drueeisf thronshout North and Sosth America, En-.
kind obtained extensive sale In ali parfs o
the world.
Let those now use
Who never used before;
And those who always used,
Nov use the more.
ess'i z ';;fs oG.,is: s,n.,..o
an s--lm $50 IeI BIosdwsy. MI.
AmEMoAr HorEL, e
RIcHMONb, vIK0IHlA
y. MlLDEBER0RR SMITH, Pnopasiron,
seiS " Fornsvlvaf Iosess sAsesL Rhgs1slpAta
JAMES D. SCLzTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-30

DR.. GEORGE SoHERER, formerly Practi-
toner of Medicine in Baltimore, respectfully offers
his professional services to the public Oice Les
ter st., Rockets. jy Pts