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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-09
DEMOCRAT.

NEXT STATE FAlR.-Msdison has been fix.
ed upon as the place for holding the next
State Fair. During the discussion u letter
was received from the "Marion County Asri-
cultural Society," magnanimously resigning
the claims ofIndianapoIis in favor Of Madison.
The Terre Haute Express says:-These two
rival cities have been looking at each other
out of the corners Of their eyes so long, we
are glad to witness such practical evidence of
growing civiity, though it may come little
awkward to them at first"
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We learn from al unquestionable source,
that our old friend. Gen. w. A. Twigg. Post
master at New Harmony, is about to suffer in
the spirit and in the flesh, for being Wing.
His old grey head, spectacles and all, will be
struck off at the end Of the present quarter
as we learn directly from distinguished
Senator" at Washington. This has not
been effected by the Democrats Of New Har-
mony, but by a Democrat at Dit. Vernon
No charge Of wrong nor neglect has been
made against Gen. Twigg. He has perform
ed his duty faithfully and well, and we ven-
ture the remark, that the Generals W orst
enemy, if he have spark o.! justice in his
nature, cannot point out the man in New
Harmony, capable of making better Post
master than he has been. The office is
worth but trifle, yet Gen. Twigg has atten'
ded to it's duties faithfully as though he were
getting a salary of $1,000. Considering
these things, and that the office is not promi.
nent enough in it's perquisites to make it q
bone Of contention between partizans, we
are astonished that the good people Of New
Harmony have not endeavored, without res
pect to party, to keep the General in office
Our Representative at Washington appears
to be doing nothing but watching the petty
little offices Of his district. He evidently
thinks he can show no better zeal for his par
ty, or do nothing more recommendatory o
himself in their eyes, than to assist in turn
ing out from little Offices, the old incumbent
and putting in new ones. We care not cop
per for the mere policy of turning out Wing
to make room for Locos, bat we think Re
preventative might find som ething more dig
nified and useful AT wncn to emD,oy his time
than the business which now seems to en-
gage Mr.. Miller's attention to the sacrific
of every other duty.
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VThere are already quite number OF
contractors in towu, taking observations pre-
paratory to taking jobs on the Straight Line
Naliroad' we would say to responsible con.
tractors, "come alon5," there will be plenty
OF work and good pay when the work is done.
We expect to see this great work prosecuted
and finished as it has begun, with greater en-
ergy aud in less time than any other road in
the State. and be better road after il is fic.
ished.
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81 There are no canal receipts or ship
ments except those already published. Sew
eral boats are preparing to start out. A boat
arrived here yesterday with q small 10, of
pork consigned to Mr.. Meni.
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BosroS. Feb.

Bosros, Feb.
The building in which the Chronicle,
American Union. Yanlee Blade, New Eng.
land Cuitivator, American Patriot, Congre.
tionalist. and Christian Freeman were print
eJ. was destroyed By fire this morning.
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PIrRIIC NOTICE.

TO OWNERS OF LOSS NOS. 227. a3s. e3o AND CO.
DONATION ENIsA AGREEMENT.
A ND now here the Common Council OF the CITY Of
IA Evan'ye hereby declare their intention to widen
Inc Alley extending from Walnut 10 Chestnut streets ia
the Donation Enlargement, and in of the above
named Lots. and that i: win be necessary Inappropriate
I'VE feet of the southwest alley end Of each OF said
Lots o. 37. 23S, s39 and go ia said Enlargement
IN order that person. aggreyc by the widening OF said
Alley may have opportunity Of applyin TO the Com
mon Council for redress il is further ordered that
copy OF this order. signed by the Mayor and aeed by
he CLERK, Ice published for six weeks successfully in
the Evansville Journal public newspaper printed and
published ia said city. Dated February 8. 1854.
Attest: J. S. HOPKINS. Mayor.
Gxo. II. ToDD, Clerk. Tfeb7 CIV
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STATE OF INDIANA,

STATE OF INDIANA,
-Handerburgh County, %
IN the Marlborough Circuit Court.
Elzey G. Burkam, Plaintiff,
against { Action 20 foresloso
James Madison Case and q Mortgage.
Rachel Case, his wife, Def'ts.
affidavit having been filed with the Plaintiffs
n plant in the Office OF the Clerk oflac VnnderburgS
Circuit Court. setting forth that the said Defendants,
James Madison Case and Rachel Case, HE wife.
not, nor eker OF them resident in the State OF Ind
ana, but that they reside in Oregon California. he
Is informed and believes and that they recessary
parties to the above entitled action.
The said Defendants therefcre hereby notified or
the tendency OF the above entitled action in said court
and that will stand for trial III the next term OF
said Court 20 be begun and held The Court House
the city Of Evansville, the third Monday in Aprih
1854. JACOB LUNKENHEiMER,
, Jones & Blythe, elk of said Court.
Ati'ys for PLAINTIFF. ( rfebe-oyd-3tW
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ANOTHER TRIUMPH or
* ICH,S LANAN DER.
TIRE AZ ELNiRA, Y. Y.

ELM;RA. January 81, 1854.
X NATRors & Co.-GsatEeraen: The "RiCH'S SAL
AMaNDER," purchased from You preserved our books
ana papers at The burning Of our Carriage Factory,
tie morning OF the 22d inst The Safe surrounded
by quantity ofsposes and fel,oes and fell the Gel
lar on pile OF hickory and oak lumber aud was for
some time seen at white heat yet when it opened
npthng was found to be injured except the binding OF
the books. which were stained by the steam.
Truly yours, &C., w. NJ HILL & co.
large assortment Of RICHS SALANANDERS al
ways on hand at the Depot. I45 Water street
SfEARNS * MARVIN,
success YRS to Rich &c Co..
me only makers or SALAMANDER SAFES. combining
Rich's and Wildcrs Patents.
ihey will be sold a; the manufacturers price with ad-
dition Of transportation only. ALLlS a. HOwES.
feo1 Sole Agents for Indiana
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STATE OF NEW YORK, lcv
Couxry Nxw YORK
David s. Jones. Prc.idcntand Royal Chamberlain Sec
crctary Of the New York City Insurance Company being
severaly and duly sworn do depose and say, each
himself that the foregoing IS true aud
mont of the affairs of said Corporation and that they
the above described officers thereof
Subscribed and sworn before mel
this i1.h day OF January, 1854.
ID. HOBURT. Commissioner of Deeds.
DAVID s. JONES, President.
ROYAL CHAM BERlAIN, Secretary
feb9-3t JREMlAH BENIN. Agent.
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.
TUSE H0WES COUGH CANDY
RENOLUTIONS NY THE PE0eI-

RESOLVED UsAHiNorsLy That for the Lac, two ,ears
have been in the constant habit Of using tho Nus
tang ;nncnt for Rhoumat and for ali Sores Brus-
Sprain: aud Burns, and it has failed to give
I'M mediate relief.
RESOLVED, That we have also ussi Tie Mustang Lini-
meni for the Piles, Erysipeas, Salt Reu aud Cnappcd
Hands, and that 1t has always cureI.
RESOLVED THE LADIES, hat we have used the Mus
ting iniment for Sore Nipples, Sore Breasts Chafss
and Sores cn Chdren, and for Moth Freckles on the
face and neck; and has always proved efecuscay-
In, the skin smooth, soft and white.
RESOLVED, By ALL AGKsA SrSes That shall ever
continue the use the Mustang Lniment bcc,uss we
have tried and proved its efficacy.
= See advertisement in another column.
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SEAMLEsS BA0S.-s.ooo two. two and n half
~ and three bushel. Seamless. Bags 70 arrive for sale
ny JAS. Low CO.,
tsb9 III Sr,n ,irce., Louisville, ~
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j. f. CRISP.

j. +. CRISP,
CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Fosters Building. Up Stai-s.
II r.CRISP, having removed his Office 10 Fosters
- building, will be hand at all times to take nc.
acknowledgements of Deeds. Mortgages &c. and attend
to all business required Of him As Justice of the Peace.
feb9u
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maRsHAL,N NOTICE,

NIHEREAS. many complaints have been made 10
w the city authorities that large amounts ofproper,y
lately deposited the City Wharf have been
by HoGSnow running at large within said city yoes
is hereby given, that shall proceed and i'm
pound all such Hogs and sell tho public auction
TO The highest bidder at the Public Square on Main ST.
in said city. on SATURDAY next. February llth. 1885,
al O'Clock r. W. ofsai day, and that said sale will DO
continued FROM day TO day 81 the hour Sundays
excepted. JOHN WARD, Marshal.
E.S II DoD'ty Tgah-.
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ST,sAuT LINE RAILRoAD.

TO TAX PAYERS.-RcaI Estate PROPERTY holders o
the City ofEvansville, hereby notified that the r1e.;
on the Evansville. Indianapolis aud Cleveland Strait
Line Railroad are now due. and they will please come
forward and pay them without further notice.
jan3l WA. BELL, City Collector.
(Voiksbote and Enquirer please copy two weeks
TPDR. HOLSTEAD'S PILLS WILL CURE DYS
pepsia Indigestion, Bliousness and every disease Of
he sto ach
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Michigan, Jacob D. Early, St. Louis, Mid1s,
Prairie City and Illinois are the only boats
now at Cairo. Steamers l.. Nj. Kennet;, Ban
ner State, ii. ID. Bacon, Grand Tower, Del
aware, Martha Je~ett, Saranak, and several
other boats, are now at or near Gaze Girar.
deau, all bound for st. Louis. No prospec;
Of getting up soon, however, as, at last &C.
counts, four horse teams were crossing the
river there OH the ice.
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REMOVAL.
PRESTON BROTHERS,

FKESTON BKOTHEHS,
Wholesale Grceers and Dealers az Fersiyr nd
Domestic Liquors.
THE Grocery Store of Preston Eros, formerly on
Il Water street, has been removed TO the north
corner OF Sycamore and First street, opposite Bcment
vieles where they will keep constantly hand
OF The largest stocks of GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &C.,
III tbs city, The old customers Of The house and dealers
generally invited to call and examine goods ard
prices before purchasing elsewhere. feb4d
y BBLS Sweet Oranges just rec'da
- febi COOKS Family Grocery.
y BOXES Lemons just reed 1t
= febi COOKS Family Grocery.
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ITEMS FROM CAIRO,
3 7 n o 3 E .
CAIRO, ILL.,, Feb. l, 1854.

THRAsHED.-An Irishman got thrashcd
the other day, three times severely for
knocking gentleman over with brick; but
as his conduct was unprovoked, no one pitied
him. He left town a few hours afterwards
beaten into jelly almost, but full enough o.
revengeful spirit TO curse that town. to the
last, where Stree born Irish gentlema n
would receive three batngs the same day
for the rare bit of sport of throwing brick
bat.'
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I Grand Turk reported sunk. Left here
few days ago heavily freighted Tor New
Orleans. Three or four hundred head hors
es, mules and cattle Oh board. AS no partl
culars can be gathered however, although
abundance OF time has elapsed, think it
hoax.
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ISSUNDRIES...
y 900 pieces Belgium Cloths;
900 do French Twillei Cloths;
2Go do Doeskin Cassmeres;
- cases Ginghans
50 do Fancy lawns;
10 do black and black and white Lawns,
90 do Oil Chintz; of our own importaiions and
for sale by JAS. LOW & CO..
feb2 AZ Main street, Louisville, Nv.
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o. Three horse thieves-Haws, Smith
and Eastwood, sent to the penitentiary from
this region last fall, have broke out. The
fellows had the audacity TO return to this set
Element. where their folks reside Spend.
ding night or SO at home, secretly at the
time, they left for parts unknown-riding of,
il is thought, good horse or two belong ing
to their neighbors.
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SUGAH AND MOLASSES..
- zoo hhds Sugar; soc bbls Msla..es.
100 hcbbls Mo.asse.; in store and arrive for sale
u Qan30) PRESTON BIOS.
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Action 20 foresloso
q Mortgage.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

NEsDS11IFe
TINE partnership heretofore existing between lngs.
Il Wheeler 81 lgiehart, Attorneys at Law. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. John Ingle Jr. has
tired H. Z. Wheeler takes and represents all the bust
ness OF the frm except Real Estate Agencies which
taken and represented by Asa lgleha.t.
JOHN INGLE, JR,
h. WHEELER,
feb9 3w ASA IGLEHART.
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o. Along the margin Of the Mississippi
near it's junction with the Ohio, is very
thick growth of young cotton wood-resem
bling, no doubt, the chapparel of Mexico
In this thicket reside ten or twelve Mexicans
and as general thing they are the most trif-
ling vagabonds ever saw. They get drunk
swear, sleep in the mud, 90 half naked, chew
tobacco, are too lazy to work. and not ingeni.
Gus enough to steal. rather think they
will ranloss before long, particularly if they
don't behave themselves.
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DRowNED.-A widow lady, named Mrs.
Hart, fell from her store boat at Cairo last
week. and drowned. She fell oyerboard du-
ring the night, and as no one saw Or heard her
fall, it was not until her body was recovered
that her disappearance could be fully &C.
counted for. She was an aged lady, in easy
circumstances, and much beloved by all who
knew her.
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"nNLY wAITING .


very aged man 10 alu,shoase vas "sea wha'
he was doinsf He replied, -oniy waiting"
Only waiting till the shadows
Are A little longer grown,
Oniy waiting ti the siiner
Oftbe DAYS last beam 10 flown;
Til the nirht of earth IL faded
From the heart ones full ofdsy;
TIL tue stars of Heaven are Dreaming
Through the twilight soft and gray
Only waiting I'll the reapers
Have the last sheaf gathered home;
For the summer time IL faded.
And the autumn winds have come,
Quickly. reapers! gather quickly
The last ripe hours Of my heart
For the bloom of If. IL withertd,
And hasten to depart
Only wal ing till the angels
Open W de the mystic gate,
At whose feet long have fingered,
Weary. poor and desolate.
Even now hear their foot; tops
And their voices far away;
Ifthey call me, am ~ating,
Only Visiting TO obey.
Only waiting till the shadows
Are a little longer grown,
Oolv waiting till the gmmer
Ofthe days last beam is flown.
Then ffom out the gathering darkness
Holy, desthless stars shall rise,
BY whose light my soul shall gladly
Tread its pathway to the skies.
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RUSHTON CLARK & cos

GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,
For Consumption, Scrofuia, &c.
TNHE great success which has attended
Il the use of the above celebrated article has led
to many limitations, and much disappointment and
injury has been suffered from spurious articles pur.
chasers should use the utmost CAUTION in noticing
that the name of RUSHTON CLARK 4 co. In full
is blown in the bottle and is each label and the
signature in full each cork, ether is gem
uine. We have been at great pains and expense to
secure our patrons the pure article, and our Mr..
Clark went to New FOundsnd TO superinteud the
manufacture in person, and will warrant our Oil
pure and superior quality in every respect and made
from the fresh Livers, and not purified from the
common oil, is the with great deal that 10
sold for genuine.
The genuine Rushton Clark & Co.'s article for sale
by PURCELL. LADD l. CO and by Druggists gem
orally in Richmond and throughout Virginia.
No 6-dN u9n
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Anthony Prussock, the marine, who killed VIM
c. Riggs, at the Naval Asylum, Philadelphia, on
"Wednesday, has been committed for trial The
deceased was nearly seventy years of age, and, il
Is said, was particpator in the gallant deed car.
red into effect in the harbor of Tripoli on the 10th
of February, 1904, when the frigate Philadelphia
was burned. He was one of the crew on board the
Intrepid, under command of Decatur.
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A NEW CATECHISM.-
"A Q-Who has the greatest Daguerrean Gallery?
A.-OSBORNE, opposite Exchange Bank
O-Who is the most reliable Artist!
A.-OSBORNE, 167 Main street.
Q.-Who takes the most life. like Pictures?
A.-OSBORNE, opposite Exchange Bank.
O.-Who take the greatest number of pictures!
A.-OSBORNE, l67 Main street.
Q.-Who has the greatest display of Paintings2
A.-OSBORNE, opposite Exchange Bank
Q.-Who has the best assortment of Cases and
gold Locketsl
A.-OSBORNE, 167 Main street.
Q.-Who takes the best Likeness for the least
money!
A-OSBORNE, opposite Exchange Bank
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NEW CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
NO. l3S MAIN STREET.

NEW CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
NO. 1856 MAIN STREET.
T. d. KEELING would respectfully in
La form his friends and the public generally that
he has taken the stand lately occupied by Mr.. j. r.
Fultori, for the purpose of conducting the CLIO
THING and MERCHANT TAILORING business in
all of its branches, and is receiving from the
Norhsrn markets large supply of Fall and Winter
Clothing, consisting of
Pl.in and fancy Cashmere Pants
" Vests
d" A" d" Velvet
" Silk "
Cloth and Cashmere Over Coats
Milton "
Black Cloth Talmas
" " Operas
Gentlemens Furnishing Goods
P.S. JAS. LIVINGSTON weuld in for N his friends
and the public generally tnat he has connected him.
self with E d. Keeling. ana would be pleased to
them at the stand. oc 23-ts
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NOTICE.-Mr. r. M. Burton having by
IN Deed dated - day of September, 1854, and re-.
corded in the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court OF
Richmond conveyed to US in trust for the benefit OF
his creditors all debts due to him by Bond, Note,
Open Account, or otherW Use, hereby require ali
persons indebted to him to settle their respective
debts with with him, who is our authorized
agent with as little delay as possible, much longer
indulge will not be given.
JAMES DUNLOP, Tustass
Sc Pts JAMES ALLEN. IIustees.
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William Brown, young man o genteel appear
ance, has been arrested in New York, charged with
seduction under promise of marriage. After his
srrest he confessed willingness to compromise
by marrying his beloved, but refused to make any
promises for his good behavior after marriage
The affair was under consideration at last &C.
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ERUIT TREES.-The subscribers are
l. prepared to execute at short notice, orders for
Fruit IT. ees from the celebrated Nursery of Joseph
Sinton Sons, of Henrico county. Va. The known
superiority of their Trees over those of Northern
growth, and THE CERTAINTY OF GETTING WHAT is
ORDERED TO THE LETTER, should alone (ndepen-
dent of patronizing our own citzens) be induce
ment for the farmers of our State to purchase at
home.
Catalogues containing instructions for planting can
at all times be had on application at store, will
be sent by mail free of postage.
Address C. J. SlNTON l. CO,
mn Mia utxo
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THE WINDHIM BANK ROBBERS The four men
arrested by Sheriff Bliss, on Saturday night, at
AlIyns Point, CT, are said to have the appearance
of gentee and finished scoundrels. Twenty
thousand of the twenty-five thousand dollars were
recovered, and the robbers were lodged In Jail at
New London.
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FROZEN TO DEATH.-The Frankfort (Ky) Yeo-
man states that John l.. Peters. of Cincinnati was
frozen to death on Sunday night of last week, a
few miles back of Covington
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SEGARS. SEGARS, SEGA She
~ subscriber has opened sEGAR STORE, No @
WeH street., where he has large LOT of Havana Sc
sais OF 6iherent brands. and viii be constantly re.
selns large supplies all Of which he win sell cheap
:. eash. Hotel keepers and others would do well
:. 20 slve me call befse purchasing elsewhere, o.
tney VIII Ind u to their advantage. Being connect
ca WITH the largest importing and manufacturing
houses IN rhiladslphia Will enable him 70 sei cheap
no l6-tlNJs 8. GRIFFIN.
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FRANKLIN PAPER MILL-Belyi-
Il dere Manufacturing Company are now prepared
to execute all orders for PRINTING PAPER of snv
size or weight, at the shortest notice. Also Straw
and MsneHs Wrapping The Mill having besn
thoroughly repaired, can now furnish paper for
Book and Newspaper work of as good quality a. spy
Mill in the Union. All orders be adore ssed 10
RiCH'D d. SANXAY
Secretary Belvidere Manufacturing Co.
TERMs.-All gums over 500 4 moptbs Tor c,v
negotiable p.per, under 500 cash Sc z9-ts
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FALL IMPORTATIONS 1854.
cTNTER r. ATvEY

FALL IMPORTATIONS 1854.
GINTER & ALVEY,
IMP TIERS AND JOBBER
No I6 PEARL STREET, RICHMOND,
HAVE now in store, of their own direct
Importation the largest and best assorted stock
of GOODS they have yet been able to EXHIBIT to
the trade.
Our Mr.. GINTER having spent the past months
in the European market, buying GOODS for CASH,
we enabled and pledge ourselves to sell goods
as low they sold by any importers in this
~.
We would call especial attention to our stock of
Hosiery Combs
Gloves Threads
Hdkfs Cravats Bindings
Laces Sewing Silks
Embroderies Fancy WooIle
Dress Trimmings Goods
Buttons
se 4-dGcts 9INTER & ALVEY
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TEACHER OF FOREIGN LANGITA

l. GES.-SIGSOR ANTONIO GEORGE. ivs,
arrived from Paris begs leave TO inform the citizen,
OF Richmonh, that he will give Instructions In tho
French and Italian Lar ges either in private les.
sons in Class
Usher in these departments, upon reasonable terms
He has spent most of his time in Paris, and uudsr.
stands the language perfectly. He feels con6deLs
that he will give entire satisfaction.
Orcers may be left az the bookstore of Jas Wood.
house. Main street at HarrGld murray's Broad 81
or at the residence Of his brother, Sig. O. George
corner OF 4th and Broad streets oe 3-d2m
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TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY TH0II

II w y IlUNDhED AND I IT IHOVJ-
= SAND DOLLARS.-RICHMONDA AND DAN
VILE RAILROAD COMPANY.-Two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars mortgaged Bonds of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company are now
offered for sale, made redsemabe in five years from
the date thereof, and the interest payable seminar.
nually at the office of the company in Richmond
This amount being obtained, the road will be com.
pieted to Danville in twelve months from this time
Persons desiring to invest, may apply either at the
once OF the Company; to V. Witcher, PRESIDENT to
James Brown, Jr.. or Robt. III Maury
Jy sind P. VAN DEURSON Treasurer