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COAP AND CANDLES.-Hull's Patent
~ and Jscksou's Summer Tallow Candles. Circ,n.
natl Star, Grants Hydraulic and Thsyre's Adauan
tine to.; MsnhattanviIe Chemical Sperm (plain and
i.sneyl do Celsate's I.nily, Pale ssd No. soap;
boxes Thenpscn's Clari6eA Scap, In bars For sale
oy RAWLINGS Z MILLER,
ssA Corner HesTl and Gary 90.
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,ta:-,IE!r1k CHANGE OF HOURS

kaElI1!T1Ik CHANGE OF HOURS
80 ACCOMMODATION DAY LINE
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NEW CANTON -
On and sfter Saturday, the 9th inst our Packet
Boat PLOUGHBOY will leave RICHMOND on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at O'Clock, A.
M, and arrive at NEW CANTON at 10 O'Clock, P.
Nj.
Wednesdays and Fridays, ct o'clock, A. NJ. arriving
in RICHMOND at O'Clock, P. M.
se8 CROUCH L HOOPER
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FOUSHEE STREET ACADEMY,
FousHzE OF. BRrw. GRACE AND BROAD.
J.B. BUDwELL, PRrscrpAL.

THE next Session of this Institution will
The Principal will be assisted by two we'll qualified
Teachers, and the Course will embrace every hing
.eught in the best Academies The Tuition 10 from
$31to $50 per session. Modern Languages and Higher
Mathematics extra. ss
For psrtcularssee Circrlars or inquire of the Prn-
cipal, at the corner of Grace and Adams sts.
K REFERENCES Professors 0essner Harris0a, M.
schele De We're and w. II. Mc0uffey, University Of
Va. "a 15-lm
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eANpwscH lsLAHDs ARBITRATION ia v sealed
that Mr.. Gregg, Commissiouer 10 the sendwscn
Islands, has cent important dispatches 70 Secretary
Marcy respecting the annexation Of the Sandwich
Islands to the United States The treaty Of annex.
alton 10 adopted, Mr. Gregg reports BY King Kane.
hameha and his council; and Mr.. Gregg has Tor.
warded the prgect to Washington. Bot, h Is said,
before he transmission. IihoIiho the warm and al
most sole opponent Of annexatioo, originated
the plan Of submitting il to vote of the people.
with the hope of thus defeating Il. This plan was
carried, and the treaty ID 10 20 before the Sand.
WITCH Island public.
The Washington Star denies that any treaty has
bean received; but that, nevertheless, 1t would
shortly be signed over the opposition of the
Prince the only considerable person In the govern
ment who was really unfavorable to it,
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~, \ HIT TO TINE MAa.IED al have heard. - s.vs
a. ~ - s. married couple who, though they
BY together by simply observing rule. on ~h,ns
they had mutually agreed, Never 10 be bosh s.su
tossthsr; andhs adds that an ingenus ana pioays
s.fner was y the habit Of giving ills id Vice 70 IL
ehtidreo when they were married: -
Doh ops spsak drs t'other With water cor.
eas pyovoksdt b t'othsg son and dumb,a
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100000 $500, 900
In order to facilitate the contamination of this
great enterprise, and establish it beyond the po.s-
begs leave to announce that he has removed to
Georgetown, d. c., where he offers advantages not
to be obtained in any other enterprise its perfect le
Hest period.
All orders for these beautiful Gift Certificates from
the country, addressed, post paid, with the money
d: c., will meet with prompt return
REMEMBER-a knowledge of your countrys his
tory the prospect of gift worth $S5 and the
talnty OF a handsome present, for fifty cents!
Principal egents-R. Kashow Co., Jersey City;
Fetridge Co.. No. State street. Boston; and nearly
country.
Correspondents are requested to write their ad-
DE with the name Of the town, county and State
plainly, in order to avoid mistakes.
Any information in regard to the property will be
cheerfuiy given on application above, to any OF
his principal agents. au 22-Tu& Sa St
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THE CHURCH HILL CLASSICAL
: AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL =
WILL re- open op MONDAY, the 18th
w inst, in the new building, recently erected by
the Principal. 50
The rooms will be fitted mp with modern improve
msuts for the greatest possible convenience of pu-
pills and teacher. 80 vac
- EDw,D w. CONE, A. NJ, Principal.
p. s The Principal may be found ct his Rooms in
said building situated Broad street. ID door from
24th street. towards 18th se SIT
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REMOVAL Tho RICHMOND DE-
- POeITORY of the Publishing House Of tho Me-
thedist Church, eouth. has been renewed from II.
stand near the corner of 9Th street to No. s5 Maip
bvtween 18th and l4th strees next DOR to the Book
store Of J. w. Randolph. 1t 10 now located in the
very centre Of business in attractive and spacious
s.oIenouse, with large well selected and elegant
g. Of STATIONERY and FANCY AKTI-
CE.Si keiisious Literary and Miscellaneous Books
Sns ancIs ana Sunday School Books; Note, Cap and
yer IN great variety OF size and quality, with
oen o.ne. articles % are usual to the wholesale and
setan ueee o. sueh Establishments Additions viii
e m.os 70 the present iarse stock on hand a. the
county merchants are invited to call and examine
portion OF the city trade, and Of pesous yisip,
the city, 10 desired. LEROY n EEEe
al 2-u --N-'
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an FALL STOCK OF HATS AM

Eli FALL STOCK OF HATS AND
A CAPS.-The subscriber is now ready to fur
nsh merchants and dealers with large and well as
sorted stock of HATS and CAPS as has ever been
offered in this or any other market.
Purchasers will find, on examination, that this Fall
Goods lower in price than usual while the styles
and qualities are in many respects much improved
There are many new and taste fully gotten up HATS
aud CAPS for gentlemen, boys and children, which
ale really handsome and will be found very desira-
BILE.
The subscriber keeps also large stock of ladies'
fashionable FURS of the newest and most fashion
able styles; also, misses FURS, which will be sold
at wholesale and retail on the best terms -
JOHN DOOLEY,
au S0-d2m 81 Main street. Richmond
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FRENCH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES.
DAY AND EVENING CLASSES.
PRIVATE LESSONS,
Nj DE MONTHURRY has the honor to

M inform the public that be viii resume his
Courses in the above languages on the first Monday
of October. Application may be made to him at
American Hotel, at his rooms Bank street,
DIR Gocchs Office.
PROF. De MoNTHURRY, wishing to make himself
agreeable and useful the Students takes the lib
erty of calling their attention language 70 which
but towards which they seem on q sudden to have
felt themselves attracted:-hs means the SPANISH
LANGUAGE. 7
The relations of this part OF the country have be.
come frequent with that of the South, that Anne.
ricans have had better oppor unity Of hearing and
bsd 81 G nv nos. 'nT
10 the least doubt but hencefcrward the Spanish
will become the French essential to good and
finished education, whilst, account of the intimate
csnnexion existing between the United States and
the formerly Spanish Colonies, 1t will prove
full in business transactions especially for the South
StatesJ it will be requisite in polite and fash
ionable circles. Sc I4-tm
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8 EIGHTH ST. ENGLISH SCHOOL.
II 1IIA roaaauan aahan.l 2axafaxxahox 4 QfL

EIGHTH 81. ENGLISH bCHOOI.
SHALL resume school September 18th.
i This 10 the 18th year have taught school, and
Primary Misunderstanding. Writing, Spelling Geo
graphy, Arithmetic and Grammar. During all this
time have been literally patronized. now re-
solicit the same favorable considerations prenisins
the deepest interest in my pupils morally, relgousy
and int ectuay, that they may leave my influence,
wiser, better, steadier boys tkau they were when
they came to mo.
issue minute reports Of progress and of con.
duct, which all parents should scrupulously examine
and compare together they come In at the close Of
every week.
TEhms-$8 per quarter. Entrance always for the
whole session. II. p. TAYLOR.
A--ta
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GAS APPARATUS FOR THE COUN-
~ TRY, adapted to the use of private dwellings
churches schools, hetels, ring places factories
fonndries. machine shops and railroad stations
NY OF BALTIMORE, keep Cd hand and make to
order GAS MACHINES of any required capacity
Their apparatus has stood the test Of years and can
LOT LOT De eace1Ied In economy safety and simplicity
r. sPRAaUE, Treasurer,
su i-oom 202 BALTIC. st., BALI Md
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UNION FE0AIE 6EMlMABY.
ELDER RoBERT r. STusBs, Principal
TsElS School will bc opened on MONDAY.
u 18th Inst, q the late rsddspee Of ny bfothsr a
@. Stubb q dne situafon md conseuisne % al tEe
eastern part Of the eityl h which crest aAvaussees
TO tesA mode and extent Of instruction. are oacr.
ed "a parsnts il the education Of their dseehterA
through fun and complete sesAsmie e0u -. Having
engaged the services Of iss Mary crAndal lsdy Of
experience md high seholastic atfainmenta viii be
assisted b. her IL Modern LssgseSsa ornamsstsf
hranches he, and BY competent krofessOS, In Mn
sic careful and parental watchfuness In evsry
speef win be exercised over the pupils, eommfeeed
70 my charge. a a.
The scholastic term to embrace ten months and the
fees payable quarterly, in advance. uness othefwise
Tu' fion II Primary English branches, IS per quar-.
Do complete English course and Ma
thematica,. To = ~
Do. with Modern or Ancient Lam
gunRoA ......................-. IvW
Do. Music If class large, only. 1000
Do. Drawing Painting. ke.,......... 80
70 i5-tf R0BT. y. STUBS. Principal
FOUSHEE STREET ACADEMY,
Z 4 rOusHRE RRrw GRACE AND BROAD.
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CUBA.-History of Cuba, or Notes of a
OTraveler in the Tropics being political histor-
ics and statistical account of the Island from its first
discovery to the present time by M. M. Ballot, Illus
trated-75, -tE Er 4lE
Clients
The Poets and the Poetry of the An:ient Greeks,
Grecian Philosophers orators and historians; BY
Abraham Mills A. M; vol 8vo.-$2 so.
The PRINCIPAL Forms ofthe Skeleton and the Teeth;
by Prof. Owen, R. S, Ae.-$l 25
The Principles of Animal and We getable Physiolo-
gy po oular treatise the functions aud phsnom-
OF Org nic Life; by J. Stevenson Bushman, M D.
with illustrstions-87t cents.
For Engineers: practical treatise on Railway
Curves and Location, for Engineers; by VIM. II.
Skunk, civil eng ineer.
just published. For sale by = EtFtA I q
~ JAMES WOODHOUSE,
Main
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.-Capt. Canot,
OF Twenty Years of an African Siaver-SI Is
- resk1 OF Fortune, or the History and Adventures
OF Ned Lorn. By j. B. Jones-I 25
Snsstnut "osoi Tale. By Lise Linden; vols.
h az Ashton-2 vols By Miss E. M. Sew.ll,
Sandwich lslsnds. By A. HaoIe-i q
farminsdsle By Caroline Thomas-Ito
Agatha Beaufort, or Family Pride-75c
Leather Stocking and SILK. A story of yir,;n;.-
leo - 'hsihia-
Twenty Years In the PHILIPPINE Issnds-lOe
Lamp Lighter Is. :
Utah and the Mormons II 90.
Tempest and Sunshine. By Miss Holmes-l.eo
Alone Third Edition By Marian HarIa nd 25
vara or the Child of Adoption-1O0.
. Mrs Mowatt's Autobiography-l.25.
Also, HarpeT's snd 0ruham's Magazines for Sen
TENDER. leach 1-25c.
For sale by HAROLD MURRAY.
se IL Ill Broad ct.
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LADIES' FALL SHOES-T


3sA attention of Ladies is respectfully ask
ed to our varied and exte nsye stock of Caters Slip
pers. Ties, Buskins Jenny Linds. and every other
fashionable style of Shoes suited to their at this
season of the year. We feel confident that it will
only be necessary to call at the Ladies' Saloon" to
be suited. WHITE PAGE
sc III 70 Main ST.
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T ANGUAGES.-Tnes subscriber gradua
Lied at the University of Warsaw, will commence
the Ist October next, course Of instruction,
In the following Languages and Literature:
German, Polish, Russian, Greek Hebrew, Chalda-
ic Kimchei and the Bah: Talmud.
His plan of instruction Is according to his yys
ten, and has been successfully pursued for the last
six years.
Private Lessons to suit the convenience of learn-
Ladies and gentlemen DESTROYS of learning any of
these Languages respectfully requested to make
early icson, that they may ect and be certain
of their hours, at the bookstore of MI Jas Wood
house. Richmond, Va
SAM'L M. LASKI
N. 3. All Languages taught to write, and par
ticulariy to speak.
TESTIMONIAL:
Mr. LAsKI, has exhibited to me abundant tesimo-
malls from most respectable sources of his good cha
racter and Accomplishments teacher of languages
and as such, take pleasure in commencing him TO
the confidence and regards of the citizens Of Rich
moud. Rev. CHS. II. READ.
Richmond, Va, July 18th, "a.
REFERENCES:
Rev DR.. Moore Rev. Dr. Howell, DR.. MeCaw,
Rev Mr.. Woodbridge, De Voss, Esq, Consul Rev.
Mr. Cummings, Dr. Petcolas. &c l3-lm
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DIscRKDrrING A WIrNEss.-Lawyer-"Mr. Clay.
ton. will you have the goodness to answer me di.
rsctly or categoricaHy, few plain questions s"-
Wisnessz.Certainly,s sir ..Weil. Mr.. Clayton, is
there q nale living with you who 10 known Ia the
nsiehoo.hood a. Ara Clayton :" There To-" as
. san u.osa your Protecfion| Yea DO you
married TO herr 81 have not" Here several
Juror scowled gioomily on Mr. Clayton "That l.
aIl N Clayton. Opposisg Counsel-sMr. CIsy.
to,, y me female 10 question your motherf' ..S6e
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted to A. E
N MOORE. are requested to call at ELAN &
MOORE'S, Cary street. adjoining tbs Columbian
Hotel and make payment withe further delay.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-Haying
IN opened another store, No. 1873, Broad street, to
cary on the Clothing aud Shoe business, respect
lie generally; also, to give call at my old star
Franklin street, few doors below the old market
where they will find goods at prices tosuit the times
Sc laws LEWIS LICHTENSTiEN, JR.
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nR. BENDAN, Graduate of the Uni

nR. BENDAN, a Graduate of the Uni
~ versty of Berlin, md honsred by letters of re-
Bsrlln Baron Won Humbo d. George Ticknor. Esq
President Woossy Of Yale College, eers his services
to prepare q limited number Of pupils for the Uni
versity or College. His instruction will embrace, be-
side the usual BRANCHES, chiefly the ancient Ian.
susses the French; German nan and Ms.hsIa,is.
Schools and to private pupils
Refer, in Richmond, TO the Rev. B. Manly. Messrs
Gust A. Myers JAS Binford, DR.. Little. Professors
9essneT Harrison and shele de We're, OF the Univer-
Apply at his Office on 18th street, near Broad.
COLUMBIA, c., April, '54.
DR.. BENDAN has taught my son Greek, Latin, Ger
man and Mathematics for about four months, and
regret that the delicate health of my SON
(who made excellent progress) compes us to with.
draw him from his studies for the SUMNER and that
therefore, forced, at least for time, to fore
60 the valuable instructions Of DR.. Bendau, who is
am sure, emineutly qualified to teach any of the
above branches. do not believe that better teacher
or one 30 good, can be readily met with in our eoun
try. -... d. J. McCoRD.
THE Sixth Scholastic year of Mrs. Mall
l. LORY'S SCHOOL will commence on the 18th
of September, and close the 18th of July.
Residence fth street, between Grace and Frank
Miss ps SCHOOL FOR LITTLE BOYS in . Sc
parate apartment, ....l :. s..s..az.s au SO-dtF,S
MRS. PEI L E T'S ENGLISH AND
Nl FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
The eleventh scholastic year OF this schot will
mepce on MONDAY, October I'd.
Able and experienced teachersa secured Ia all the
departmental Particular attention 10 gwen to Read
ing Writing, Orhosraphy and Grammar through
out the school, and the younger pupils share equally
with the older in the instructions of the principal
and assistants. MRS. PELLET 10 assured that pu-
pills under the tuitien of d.. DE MoNTHURkY
can, with diligence and perseverance, learn in year
to speak and write the French and Spanish Lam
gusges. : ssss y s@s ak,e Ta+a7+-sEi F.
TEkMs-Board and washing $40. English tuition
$40. Primary DEPARTING emit S5e Ancient and Mod
ern Languages each 800 Payment half In ad.
vsnce-the remainder 18th February.
For further particulars address tho Principal. 7
an 7-2m - = sfsti l@ff - ? = ss-FA.
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DIR. b. l.. GlLDERSLEEVE,
.tGr0duate of the University of Contingent
DROPOSES to give instruction to limit.
i ed number of private Classes in tho Latin,
GREEK and GERMAN Languages. Application may
be made to him at the residence of his father Rev
B. Gilderseeve), on Grace street, between Adams
and Jefferson, from A. n, to 5P. M
"a 1I-l2t+
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of q hard customer.
Eyes sir, a very fine day indeed" was the re-
ply.
II am not speaking OF the weather, but your
bill. replied Peter In loud key.
at would be better If we had little rain
"Confound the RAIN" continued the collector.
and raising bis voice Have you any money to pay
on the bill n
beg your pardon, I'm hard of hearing ha We
made II . rule not to loan my funds to strangers,
and really don't recognise YOU"
I'm collector for the Philadelphia Daily Extiu.
Ruisher,' cir, and have bill against you" persist
ed the collector at the top of his voice. producing
the bill and ihrusng II into the face of his debtor
"lve determine cd to endorse for no one; you NAV
put that note back in your pocket book, ] really
can't endorseitr
''Coniound your endorsement will you paw il ~
you'll pay II, no doubt, sir, but Tiers always
risk about these matters you know, 90 ] must de
cline It !"
THE money must be mine to day
''Oh, yes-ninety days, bat would not endorse
y0u for q week 20 clear out of nv store It's
seldom I'm pressed upon for an endorsement, even
BY my friends; on the part Of stranger, sir, your
conduct 10 inexplicable. Do not force me 10 mt
you out /; leave the premisesn
And the bill was returned to the "Extinpuishern
flee, endorsed-.so COMPOUNDED deaf, that he
couldn't understand ~ lasfrated Ntrs
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IN MANCHESTER,
BY REV. THOMAS H. JONES, A. M.
THE School will be re-opened on the
Il first Monday in October next.
TERMS:
(Per Quarter, of tlro and half monthly
Elementary English, including first books in
Geography and History. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Full English course ........................8O 90
Latin, Greek and Mathematics. ...........I0 90
Charge for fuel, per annum. 90
Instruction shall be thorough discipline mild, but
firm. .-rrt.
No pupils received for less than q quarter, and no
deduction except in cases of protracted sickness.
An 20-lm
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NJ II. +. w. ROSTERS SCHOOL FOR
N1 YOUNG LADIES viii reopen on MONDAY,
% October xt on the plan and Is those
of last sessien. f'aassa gsssf " an Jg--ttoc4
RlCHMOND CLASSICAL AND MA
~ THEMATICAL ACADEMY. on Eleventh, be-
tween Marshali and Clay streets. Ric hmond, Va
MONTAGUE 4 BASSETT, successors 70 DR.. 8.
Maupin The next session Of this School will com.
mence on the LIST Monday Of October next. The
course will be Of the most liberal and extensive cha.
Taster, embracing Ancient and Modern Languages,
Math emstcs, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy be.
sides the usual English branches - 4 :.
The Subscribers pledge themselves to use their Mt.
most exertions to maintain the hitherto high reputa.
ton OF this institutions and hope. BY pronpt and
ton Of tho patronage which has been lserally be-
slowed upsu them. go a39 : : 81
TERMs-Senior Mathematics and Classics ESQ; yu.
nior do. do. $50; Modem Languages, BY Mons Nj.
eHARD. each, $zo Payable Invariably in advance.
The Preparatory Department will be cunt,nucd an
der the charge OF eompetent and cf6cicnI Teacher
with the supsrvision OF the Principals Fec $50
Mr.. M. can be found at the Richmond sHouse
where he will be happy to receive any con- mnaica-
tons. MONTAGUE A. .RARerTT
seI2-1ms .sssnz, 5sassls5s Ks + 77--5----'-.f
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Nv lSoE0 bEhnI . pEm1NAhI, on
4N1 Fifth street, between Clay and Leish, will
commence its third session on MONDAY, Oct. I'd,
rERMs-PAyABLE sEMI-AENuALLr.
Board and tuition 500 90
Engllsh DraDches.... 10 TO 80 w
Ancient and Modern LAM qua 20 90
Music, Drawing and Painting at the usual charges.
Every variety of Worsted and Ornamental Work
taught by one of the Misses B., who will give in
structon to persons wishing 1t not cited with
the school. Sc 2-dlmf
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EOR THE HAIR.-Barry's Tricophe-
i rous. Lyons Kathsircn; Emmerson's Hair kesso-
rstiye For saie by
Sc i5 A. BoDEKER, No, 10 Main IT
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TEACHER OF FOREIGN LANGUA-
l. GES.-SIGNOk ANTONIO GEORGE. Just
arrived from Paris begs leave inform the citizens
of Richmond, that he will give instructions in tho
French and Italian anguages, either in private les
or in class.
The heads of Seminaries can have bis services 50
Usher in these Departmental upon reasonable terms.
He has spent most of his time in Paris, and UNDER
stands the Language perfectly He feels confident
that he Will give entire satisfaction.
Orders may be left at the bookstore of Jas Wood
house, Main street, at Hsnsd q Murray's, Brosd ST.
or at the residence of his brother, Big. g. George
corner of 4th and Broad streets. seI-dln
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lava CoFFEE.-5O pockets prime, for
ssI5 JOHN H. cLArsoRNE.
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& l. u IL II IN G..

discount OF twenty-five per the above pr
ce> will he allowed 10 Clubs ordering four or more COP
les of any of the above works. Thus: Four
copies OF Backwond or of al Review will be SEM Il
one address for 80 90; four copies of the four Re
views and Bhekwood for $50; and so on
foSfAGE.-ln the principal cnies and Towns
ln@st works VIII be delivered, throu.h Agent FREE
OF POSTAGE. When sent by mail the Postage t.,
any part of the United States will be but Twenty our
Cents n eu ior Blackwood, - and but Twelve Gems
a y'ar Tor each of the Reviews
hem,t'nnces and communications should always be ad
Iressed, post paid, to the Publishe $
LEONARD SCOTT & CO,
Sd Gold Street. New-YorL
n. B--L. s. & Co. have recently published. and
n "a, now Tor sale the "FARMER'S GUIDE" by
lehfy stephens OF Edinburgh an PORT. Norton 81
Yale College New Haven, complete in vols .oya oc
'"Vo containing 1000 pages ID steel and 6UO .ood en-
sr wings Price, in muslin binding So
Es rms irorh as NOT The old = Book of the Farm
'"t@y RESUsotTArED and hrocn upon tie marke'
Jan 7-ds
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HOLD DAYS.!

MUSE intending to mike + tesents on the appro,ci
ing tiohdaNs would do well to call al (lRRs' ,,eu
known ana popular establishments and exam in, the largo
ara beautiful stock of article, as h. ckcs Charms p;s
heyS Frames and Cases of every style and pat
H. from me common up to the fne, kind VET iptr,
duced, which will he Tiled with the fc y;u, r ~
sea IN stil peculiar to Gibbs svie that is olIed
~ none and eqabled by few. Gail ut tine sip, IF ,h
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u n 7. Il. GIBBS
'9'e e"loied pictures, and some new speci ON. 81 H.
microscopic work which is guaranteed Ia be sper,,,
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mag SKY and side lights, with eompe.rrt AMI ax,
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