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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THOMAS w. KEESEE,
AUCTTONEER,
Office with GEO. J. SUMNER, No. 20 Pearl ST.
Will attend to the sale of REAL ESTATE, and eve
~ description of MERCHNDfZE, HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, he
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The VALLEY OF VIRGINIA FIRE AND Ma
RINE INSURANCE COMPANY-csptal $500 oet
office on l4th street, merit to the Post Office ~
Company issyes against loss damage by fire IN tbs
city or country Real aud Personal Prop. rty, inciu
ding vessels and carsoes in port or on voyage
au 25-3m o. r.. BRESEE, Actuary.
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Mr. Reucher, of N. c., Is lying dangerously i'll in
Washington.
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STAGE ARRANGEMENTS.

4-H-3A Our stage Lines Will con-
meet with the Trains Of the Cen.
tIsl and zisxsndria Railroads q follows. VA:
Passengers By the Mail Line win lesye stauntcn
Immediately after dinner. and arrive at Cloyssdsls
same day from Richmond; lesvs next morning, AZ
daylight, breakfast 1t Bath Alum and arrive & the
White sulphur Spripss BY 81 7. n
And BY an Arysp cement with Messra J. !. i,eieksi
CO. Line. pssssnsers can sPsnd the nisht as
Stanton, leaving at SA- ~ daily tHunday sxsspesd
arrise at the Hot Springs b~fess night; iesye nexs
morning, 6, ard arrive at White sulphur eprfnee
at an early hour In the evening.
RKTURH ecHEDuULE.
Passengers by the Mall Line will leave White sut.
pbur At dsylIahf dine ct Warm opyine4 snY - Cio-
verdale and arrive at Sfsunfon ky 3 A. Ms time
10 connect with the trains Of the CsHtre - Alex
apdria Railroads and reach Aehmen4 = ans ser
dinner ID day.
White sulphuf affsS bsssklsst. spend the hssbs g
the Hot Bprinss leaving affer daylight; arrive 9
Staunton at an early hour asDe sysninf. eonneeuss
with tho Csssrnl tsein, isavipe Asily g 4. =
Psssnfsu fer Lexineton. Nasussl hn1se. Sssns. ~
nau ana fiscastls, Win - saken tbloufh aa.e ~
from ntchmona; and thoee toS Noek Aun oenhes
10 bseakfset ~ day. by a. -.
Parties aeeannG extra coaehea - eeersek -
aama ct Stannten or White eulphpr 1krine@ uon
either Company, y tSavel = they ney 1.4ne -
~ n WI. Z. kA1t1h -. -.
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r.sNA STEAMBOAT CURTIS
POINT, PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK.--The
steamboat CURTIS PECK, Capt JOHN DAVIS, bsy.
ing undergone complete overhauling, will, ON SA-
on the river between this and the above places
leaving the wharf Rockets every Saturday. Tues
day and Thursday morainga at 81 O'CLOCK precisely
touching at all the regular iandnga going and return
ing.
Passage 70 Old Point Portsmouth and Norfalk 200
Meals SOC. each.
je Is b. o. HA0xM6.
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note broker of Phiadelphis, left town sudden
Iy few days since with about $40,STel, raised on
paper entrusted to him to negotiate. he was
traced to Long Branch and arrested. He Is Icv
In Monmouth county New Jersey, jail
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Short was suffered to escape. :

THE FoRGEnY IN PRussIA.-Sachs, alias Hoff
man, arrested inS New York on the charge of per.
petrating large forgery in Prussia, has been
brought on to PHILADELPHIA and has acknowledged
his guilt to Mr. Remark. the Prussian agent.
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CANDoR AND truth In calling the at
tention of the community to Stsbler's Good Med
cines" wish 1t distinctly understood that we ne
strictly true in all respects. The ANODYNE CHER
RY LXPECTORANr and the DiARRHGA COR
DIAL have both received the approval of numbers
hestasinsly recommend the Expectorant In all cases
Of Coughs Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Group, nc !;
and the Diauhea Cordial 10 also warmly recommend
ed In all diseases of the stomach and bowels botb
Of these medicines have been beneficial in hundreds
Of cases always giving relief, and rarely failing
complete cure of the disease. Try them.
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis OF the
agents.
Price for each only 80 cents. or nix bottles for
$3.50.
E. 81. sTABLER CO., Prophetors.
Wholesale Druggists, Bsl;imare
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond.
ont vireinia au 23-d&e1d
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DR.. GEORGE SoHERER, formerly Practi-
toner of Medicine in Baltimore, respectfully offers
his professional services to the public Oce on Les
ter St., Rockets. iy 27-ts
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"A
6& are running daily line Of Stages
, frum the terminus of the Soufhside HafIrp64 10
Lynchburg. continuing on by the Virginia enl Ten
nsssee Railroad. and our Stage Line TO fhs Sweet,
Red Sweet, and White Sulphur Springs Whole cost
to the passenger $3.50, between Richmond md the
White Sulphur Springs, and By the following sche-
dule:
Leave Richmond daily. (except sundsys,) via the
Danvile Railroad, TO the Junction Of the Southsids
Road, that road to Its terminus and Coach
to Lynchburg by 81 p. M. Leave Lyrchbure at r..
NJ, via the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. to the
divergins point of onr line At Bonsack. reach Fin
castle BY dark leave Frcastle at daylight next
and arrive at the Sweet and Red Sweet Spring. to
dinner, and the White Sulphur Springs By 8 o'clock
Pm.
Richmond and DanviIle passengers arc informed.
that ON and after the 5th day Of July, will accom-.
modate them in splendid horse Coschsa Speed In
creased and fare reduced unknown In the late his
tory of the service, between the tsrminus Of this
Danville Railroad and DsnvilIe Leave Richmond
at64 A. NJ, and arrive af Danville same night.
Fare from pi esent terminus to Dsnville, 94.00
Do. do. do. TO Halifax c r. 10
And to be reduced ffom time to time, ~ eireum-
- Our gent Mr.. J. n. SHOOK, may Be found
ssthe Commission House Of Messrs: brown d Shoot,
squares below the Exchange Hotel, Franklin o..
ie PITS FARISH, HARTMAN co.
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UNPRECEDENTED SUCcEss.-The excite
ment in behalf of BAKERS CELEBRATED PRE-
MUM BITTERS continues to increase in this citv
as we'll as throughout the State. As sure cure for
Dyspepsia: torpidty of the Liver, Sour Stomach and
ton to the great virtue of Bakers Premium BtteTs
we have never heard of a case of Cholera Cholera
Morbus Diarrh9a or Summer Complaint, whers thew
have been used regularly during the summer months
Should you be attacked with the above complaints.
use BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS freely for or
days. aud you will be permanently cured. With
the confidence we have in it. advise all heads of
families to keep bottle two regularly on hand in
cases OF emergency, with the confident assurance
that no medicine known is 80 efectua and at the
same time go harmless. Only so cents per botte-to
be had Of all the principal Druggists throus hout the
city OF Richmond and elsewhere. Orders will be
promptly filed by addressing E. BAKER, Richmond
Va. Proprietor. an 70
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March l, 1861
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
English Studies $50 60
lU UU
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
English and Scientific Studies. $50 90
Ancient and Modern Languages each......... 20 90
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Music-Piano, with of instrument. $40 90
Organ or Harp. Observation-Disclosures. 80 90
ouithE 6u O0
Drawing, Painting, Embroidery &c.....$ $20 to so 90
BOARDING DEPARTMENT.
Board fue lights, &c. included) .S20O 90
" res. NJ 1o
Stationery at their own expense In cases of pro-.
tracted sickness deduction will be made for ab.
sence: Applications for admission, or inquiries in
regard to other particulars may be addressed to Rev
BASIL MANLY, jr, President Of the Institute, Rich.
mond, va. J. B. JETER,
jy 14-Sm President of the Trustees
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TESTIMONIAL.
COIUMPrA g

TESTIMONIAL.
COLUMBIA, s. c., April, "a.
DR.. BENDAN bss taught my son Greek Latin Ger.
man and Mathematics for about four months aud |
regret exceedingly that ths delicate health of my son
draw him from his studies for the summer and that
we are therefore forced least for time to fore
go the valuable instruc iona of Dr. Bendan who ia
am sure, emineutly qualified to teach any of the
above branches do not believe that better teacher
or one so good, can be readily met with in our
try. d. J. McCoRn
2,--dImt
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R. BENDAN, a Graduate of the Uni

D versity of Berlin, and honsred by letters of re.
compensation from the Legation of the U States at
heFlin, Baron Won Humbo dt, George Ticknor. Eco
PRESIDENT Woolsey OF Yale COLLEGE, ,eers his services
veIslty or College His instruction win embrsce be-
sIds the usual BRANCHES, chiefly the ancient Ian
guages, the French, German and Mathematics
He also of=rs to teach the German and French to
Schools and to private pupils.
Refer, in Richmond, TO the Rev. B. Manly Messrs
Gust A Myers, Jas. Binford. DR. Little, Professors
deeaneI Harrison and shele de Vere of the Univer-
sity of Virginia.
Apply at his office on 1lth street. near Broad
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TEA, TONGUES. Gc.-Just to hand, D
few half shestl Of Tss Imperial and Hyson--I
think will compare with The best for sale In this
snartet.
Aiso--A few doxsa ff ihoss extra fine Beef
Tongues. Enelish aud Imitation Cheese.
Cali on g. W. TOMPKtN9,
au25 Brosd 81
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4 EXINGTON LAW sCHOOL-The

IL sixth session of nv Law Schosi, at this place,
will commence on Menday. the 30th day of October
reSt and continue until the 3rd Saturday of March,
iSs5 Gentlemen desiring detailed informat in re-
fererec 10 the scheme ofinsructon. text books and
expenses Of my School, will promptly receive it
through printed circular letter. In reply to enqui-
RES addressed TO me here.
JOHN W. BRoCKENBRoUGH.
Lexington, Aug. "a an 4-7t
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Baltimore 1st /"
FhilAdalnhia lsf 6

Between Phiadelphia and New York five times
daily at " and $3 for each fret class passensers
and Si so and 50 for I'd class do
For through tickets to Washington. Baltimore or
ct Office. = - - 80 900
Besides the through and direct connection named
above, with the Main Northern Route through tick
cts direct can be obtained az the Depot Of the Bald
W1.e and Ohio Railroad Company in Wsshinston for
p S-The night train will not stor \, t.h.~
put down PASSENGERS except at the following sta.
tlons: Cottage. Tsy yorsve, Jtnction, Chesterfield,
Milford, Gainea's, Fredericksburg and Brooke's
Its deemed proper in addition, to state for che in.
formation OF passenaers that four daily lines sre in
operation between Washington and Baltimore, BY
means of which the traveller, who through business
OF pleasure, has been delayedin Washington has il
always In his power to proceed at convenient hour
ploce. s. RUTH
au IA AGENT of Transnorfafion
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DEATH OF VIRcrNrAN.-D Died. near Huntsville,
Alabama, at the residence of his son ia-law Thos.
Martin. on the 9Th of August, William H Irby. at
the advanced age of79. He was born in Pitttylya.
mia county, Virginia, where he resided until 1925.
at which time he removed to Madison county, Ala
hanna. For more than 90 years he had been unable
to owalk.
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THROUGH TTCKET rR0rs 1,----.
MOND TO VIRGINIA HrpsnnsSG sGa1-
BAGGAGE CHECKED THporrnr
slEETEEE NlLEs LESS srAeIse rn.. 49,.
0THKR Keufx. = !

- = sAsEh LkS0 STAGING TMA1 Svax..x
r1rrr 0rHER Reufx. -
he following arrangements has ba.r -
~ sIsa INTO hetween the kiehupen1 ~ fsfs,
rass r.. and the vrsnia and TennesssS WI
Lvneh6ars ~ .s paosaeess 6om Ristnnun1 8
sDrinaS. Ana q The swse< and White Gsiphsg
;, Lssys the Iiehmond Depot Of d. r,....,.s .-.
ysnviie ksilrosd. daily }Sundavs = 80 g
ocIoeH n, md arrive at Lvpekh.rs ~ ~ y =
no s1c genulie, and the Soatk 4 R.lras1 .a -
oeiocS &; M-stas sing from the eressrt 8 =
the 6outbside kaifosd to Lvnehkrr- - a, Su1s et
a. Lynchburg. and at p III tafe IL = vs's.o sss-osns
tennessee Railroad, and arrive Il Sslern y = 3 ~
sleep az Salem, and leave the nart mn,r;- s. !.
m 70 sIages5 dine ct the Mountain Houee .sS .,s e
a. tne sweet 6pffBes Ct o'clock N n and = -
hite sulphur st r u. the same evenips.ts -. -
isom Saiem to Sweet Springs A mlea and fhsrrs y
tne /" nte Suiphnr II miles, making only 81 mile =
From Richmond or Petersburg to Lvpehhny. ~ IN
From hschmond 70 Sweet SpTins q. :. .....'s.T 81
49, White SnIphnr Sprinra.... 80
By yorder.
4. =. HuoHson. rlsl.. 40.
Tickets from Richmond to bs procured At tha os,r.
OF the Richmond and Danvills Depot Only.
NJ b. In few days the Southside Railroad IN 4.
completed to the James River Canal at 4 point
nDoot miles below Lynchburg, from which travel
LII wii De faken IN packet boat to Lynchburs A..
40 before; and after that day. there viii 6e onIv
oi mtiss OF staging to the White Suphur--heins Il,
nue. s less staging than By any other route. 3
~ ~ REH
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JOY FOR THE ISvALD.-We cut the fol
<3oWinR frnrn ..Phila Saturday Gazette,

JOY FOR THE lFvALlD.-Wo cut the Ioi-
|l}owing from the 'Phila3epha Saturday Gazette.
ard recommend our reade' to peruse It carefully,
ard those suffering should not delay purchasing
"DR. HooFLANDs GERMAN BITTERs-This ceie
brated medicine, prepared BY Dr.. C. M. JACKSON,
at the imposing German Medicine Store, No. Ia
Arch street, 10 exciting unpIece dented public stten
ton. and the proprietor who is scientific physican
10 selling Immense quantities of it. The virtues OF
this remedy fully set forth in the extended no
tice Of il to be in advertising columns tha
there s hardly any room left for us to speak OF IL
This much, may add of the long train OF physi-
cal ills to which humanity 10 heir, there ID none more
distressing than the general arrangement of the di-
gestve apparatus, which never fails to accompany
disordered state of the liver. Headache, piles Ism
guor. fretfulness bilious tongue, morbid breath
loss of apoetite-in Short indescrbable wretehed-
of existence. are its insuferable and Hfe-wast
ing attendants These diseases, which have bsfisd
the skli of the sbest doctors have been radically
cured by Hoofaud's GeTman Bitters."
g Sud By PURCELL, LADD CO., BENNETT b.
uEERs. Richmond and by dealers IN medicines
everywhers. au 2I-I2t
HOUSE AND Sign PAINTING, &c. 60
CHARLES r. HARREYS hiss removed to his new
Establishment on 10th street, between Main snd Ca
ry. He will continus the HOUSE, SIGN and OR.
NAMENTAL PAINTING, GLIDING, BROWNING
and INVITATIONS of all kinds of WOOD and MAR.
Bile.
U-All orders promptly attended to.
au l5-lm
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GREAT NORTHERN MAIL R0TTTF
&00Wa 81

NEW AND COMFORTABLE SCHEDULEs
Iscsce DAILY from Richmond to NeU York VITA trans
Jys Passengers and Baggage through tAe cifies Of
extra charge
I'm AND AFTER THE 18TH OF AJJ.
GUST. the following quick and comfortable
Richmond and New York -s.'e se." een
Leave Rishmond daily at 81 O'Clock, A. n. aud
O'CLOCK r. NJ; arrive in New York daily at A. M. and
Fsss to Washington, Let class seats s5 50
a. "a 90
=, Daitimore LIST 6 90
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CARRIER & Co.'s AMERICAN HOTEL.
Staunton. Va: w. Fl. CARRIER, J. B. RREcKENRIpeE,
l.. L STEVENSON Proprietors.
Travellers will find this new establishment first
class house, and the ProprietoIs always willing to
promote the comfort of their guests.
The "American" is situated immediately at the
terminus of the Central Railroad. iy 22-Sm
REM0vED.-The Subscriber has removed
his Office to No. "a Main st., formerly occupied by
Messrs. Smith l. Roberts as Hardware store and
opposite to Messrs. Smith l. Harwood, where all or.
ders for COAL be left, and will receive prompt
attention. Liz y7-2m*l p C. LARUS
BATHS! BATHs!! BATHsi-Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair Dressin.
Shaving and Shampooning Saloon, under the Ameri.
can Hote-entrance on 18th street.
Single Bath 25 CENTS or five tickets for 81.
je I6
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LARUs & SHINE, AUCTIOHEERs AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS, will attend promptly to all
sales of Real Estate stock sales Of Merchandise OF
anv part ef the city or country aud liberal cash ad
vances made on all goods intended for auction or pub
lio sales. au 70
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POWERS is still taking his beautiful F.,

of' EFb is bUIII IdhIUR us UtHULI!uT I LEHH
TINT DAGuERREoTYPEs at moderate prices and re-
spectfuy invite all who want good pictures to call at
SAINT F
All kinds of Daguerreotypes. Paintings and Pic.
lures OF every description accurately copied, re-
csssd, cut In Lockets Pins, Rings &c at reason.
able PRICES and warranted satisfactory in every re.
spect Call and see my new style of CRAYoN Pic.
Eagle Square. an IA
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FOUsHEE STREET ACADEMY,
Foashee Street, between Grace and Broad
Streets, Richmond.
J. B. BUDWELL, PRINCIPAL.

he exercises OF IDlS INSTITUTION VIII be
u resumed with increased facilities for instruction
on MONDAY. the I'd ofOctober next, and will con.
tinue till the 18th of July following.
The will embrace all the psual English
Branches. the Latin, Greek and French Lam guage
and Mathematics.
The Principal has the pleasure to announce that
Professor H. 8. MICHAkD, who has taught with
eminent success in this city for DIR. Maupin Rev DR.
Hoge ano others will have charge of tbs depart
ments of French and Mathematics the ensuing ses-
sion.
The Primary Department, foi small boys will be
under constant supervision receiving attention both
from the Principal aud Assistant provided express
~ for the purpose Sound ard thorough scholarshio
will be aimed at aud every effort to promote it's at
tainmeut will be made.
TERMS:
For Prmsry English. SSa
FOR Higher English. ................ .......... 40
For Latin Greek and Junior Mathematics, with
FOR senfr Mathematics. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
The tuition is payable half in advance and half the
Is. of March.
For farther par riculars circulars or enquire Of
the Principal at the corner of Grace and Adams sts
Attention is asked to the following card
RICHMOND, July, 1854.
The undersigned, having had under the tut.
tion of Mr. Budwell, confidently recommend him as
afaithfui and competent teacher.
JAMES B. TAYLOR, W. M HARRISON,
H. b. Z. howell, A. SNEAD, Nj. D.,
r. w. FLoURNoY.
de We're aud w. FL. McGufey, University of Virginia;
President Ryand and Professor Christian. Richmond
Collegs; Rev. DR.. Jeter and Prof w. B. Rogers.
au l-T&F-.s
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TO MY CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS

ITO MY CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS
Il AND THE PUBLlC.-I have resumed business
on my own account, and am now receiving hand.
some assortment of Goods in the HARDWARE iine
l shsii continue to add to my stock from week to
fresh and ciesn having disposed If the old stock.
therefore most politely and invite my old
Customers, fhsnds snd the public to cal on mo at
my old stand, % Main street. rendering to each my
personal attention when they shall please TO call
me. THEO RO6ERTSON.
Importer of Hardware and Cutlery
an I6-lmf No. t5 Mstn sf.
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ID II. L. TIGHE'S CLASSICAL AND

.Ass ENGLISH SCHOOL, on Franklin, between
9Th and 7th streets. Richmond, Va.-The next seq.
SION of this SCHOOL will commence on Friday the
18th Of September next, and close on the 18th of
July following.
TERhs-(peysble semi annually in sdvance.)
For senior Classics and Mathematics, per ses-
eiou, S6D
For Junior do do. do. so
For common English education. 40
For each Modern Language. (extra, )...... 20
The undersigned can be seen at his school rooms
from 9 to 10 A. M. r. III. L. TIGHE.
au 1-dlm
MISS WILLIS will open a School, cor
~ ner franklin and 23rd streets, commencing on
mONDAY, 18th September, and closing 18th July
next
The usual English branches will be taught
TERMS
TuI peg Ihefs,.'.' .'.'....................S Sl6 90
hlSner Glasses, es,....................... 20 90
Ru25-2w
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PIcOT's EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER
This preparation contains all the essential properties
of the Ginger, devoid Of its useless principles 1t
will be found very efficient in atulency and fulnees
OF the stomach after eating and the relief of sudden
cramps and cholics named pains In the stomach and
debility arising from the heat of the weather Ira.
veilers and families should always have bottle on
hand Price Is cts.
Prepared by +. J. PICOT Il CO.
jy5l Corner opposite the Old Market.
A CARD.-Since the proprietor's recent
Laboratory enargements, he 10 able to fill his nume-
rous orders for LYoN's KATHAIRoN without delay.
This peerieis and immensely popular srtice for In
vieoretng and beautifyng the hair 10 sold BY every
druggist throughout North and South America Eu.
rope and the islands of the ocean, No article of any
kind ever obtained 90 extensive sale In all parts Of
Let these now use
who never used before;
And those who always used,
Now use the more.
The price IL still IS cent?, in large bottles
ID. 8. BARNES, Proprietor,
u2-lm l6l Broadway, N. 7.
AMERICAN HoTEL,
MOND, VIRGINIA,
J. J.MILcEBERGER SMITH, PRoPRIEron,
selo ly Forne,fvat Jonsss Hotel, PAaadeiphia
JAMES b. SCLATER,
PRoDUoE BRoKER,
Corner Cary and Pearl streets Richmond, Virginia.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-18

violated the Constitution of the State, set
its statutes at defiance, and Is by law
legitimate candidate" for the penitentiary.
His friends say "He is high minded,
noble man." and this we are to infer,
should excuse him, how do they prove
it !? Why he fought duel and
killed his man! But we can only
regard him as mere man slayer-as a
perpetrator of an objectionable wrong to
another, and a demoraliSer to the State
Every moral, law-loving man should thun-
der his Indignation against such men being
made law makers. They are reckless
law breakers, and are unfit guardians Of
the public veal The thief, incendiary
murderer, duellist, are all criminals in the
eye of the law, and against the latter pc
culiar guards are placed in the constitution
itself. We are fain to believe the suller
silence with which Denver was received
here, even by his own party, proceeded
from views we have expressed,
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-18

AccIDENT.--On Tuesday last man named
Ezra Allen, who has been engaged in bringing
vegetables to our market,was prccipitated from
the Little Deer creek Bridge, from which he
received some very severe injuries The plank
ing of the bridge being laid down loose, the
horse stepped too near tie end of one of them
and 1t tilted rp. The horse took fright and
run the wagon backwards, until horse, wagon
and man all went over together. Mr.. Allen
fell on an old stump, and the wagon or some
other heavy substance fell on him, crusbino q
huge snsg into his-thigh, laying open fright
iul cash. BESIDES this, he had two cr three Of
his ribs fractured, and was otherwise seriously
injured. Ne is now at the Metropolis Hotel,
receiving ample medical treatment His sit
uation is net considered dangerous
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-18

CoNcERT.--By reference to advertisement,
1t will be seen the world-renowned OLE BULL.
the greatest violinist that ever lived and
STRAKoscH, will give a concert at Frisbie's
Concert Hall, on Tomorrow Saturday even
ing We have never had the pleasure of hear
ing "Ole Bull'' on the violin but we presume
no preventing providence We wi | have that op-
portunity now, and like every body else, will
avail ourselves OF the privilege Next week
we will therefore be better prepared to pro.
nounce his culogy.