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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-03

VIRGINIA.; At q Circuit Court of the
County Of Henriso, held at the State Court
house. In the city of Richmond, on Wednesday, MAJ
So 1854:
Jas. r Parkinson, Nathaniel Savage and Elizabeth
his wife, Albert T. Parkinson, A Terry and Sarai
A., his wife, Mary A. Mountcsstie. VIM A. Green
Corneiius Crump, T. woodward and Mary A.
his wife. Susanna Gary. John Parks, Betsy Marsten
and Warrington Poindexter Plaintiff,
against
Francis r. Isbel In his right aud a. admin
tor Of Edwin Waddeil, decd, Tabitha W.. his
wife, l.. g. Wsddell, Bat. Graves and Eiizabei h,
his wife, Mary s. Scbermerhorn. John Woodcock
and Ann, his wife. Henry Duesberry and Fraucs
his wife, James z Riddick and Jane, bis wife,
Ann C. Parkinson. Margaret 8 r. Crnmp VIM a.
Tslman. Summerfield Taman. (tLe last four in
fsuts Jesse w. Parkinson, James s. Parkinson,
Richard Parkinson, John Waddeli Granville Wad.
dell, Joseph Wsddell, the descendants of Ro. W.
Crump and Sallie. bis wife, Defend ants
Among other things, it was decreed that Francis
T. Isbell, administrator of Edwin WedGell deceased,
do render further of bis transactions as ad
ministrator az aforesaid before of the Commits
soners Of this Court which account the said Com
missioner 10 required to state and settle and to the
Court report, with any matters especially stated
deemed pertinent BY himself, which any Of the
parties may requiresto be so stated.
Teste, JOHN 81. HARRISON, d. C.
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ETRE AND MARINE INSURANCE :

Il THE INsUR ANCE COMPANY OF THE
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, at Winchester, Vs.
Branch Office l4th street, "a door from the Post
Office. Richmond Va Chatter Perpetual Capital
SS90,000 This Company will insure first class
ment Of psr Tine policies will also be IT,
,ued of Buildings, Merchandise, &C., in town or
country, At current ratea.
Marine and Inland Transportation Risks taken on
as favorable terms by any other responsible Com
pany.
ALL LOSSES are promptly and literally adjusted
atithis ofics. OF BREEZE, Actua,y
REFERENCES.
Sam'l Marx, Cashier Bank of Virginia. Richmond
J. A. Smith. do Farmers Bank of Va. do
Joseph R. Anderson, Esq, do
Messrs Haxsll & Co, do
Henry NJ Brent, Cashier of the Bank of the VAL
ley, Winch ester.
] H. shsrrard. Cashier of the Farmers B ank, Win
chester.
Hon. James M. Mason, U. 8. s., Winchester.
sc 22-d3m
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DEMoVAL.-BUILDING.-ine .. SUD 1.s
II .eribsr has removed 60 his o new ss0 n r.
pstwesn 1oh.rco Factory, where he In prepared
~ aeuts sii orders his line. in the most WORK.
mssIks and will be ssss s III, me-
ID I'm CHAS n ~" ELL Doioo'.
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SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
~ 2n, BROAD STREET. RICHMOND.-Wes are
now receiving our Fall and Winter supply Of COKS
AND STATIONERY, which is very large and com.
plste.
Particular attention paid to the School Book De-
psrtrnent
Teachers and Parents supplied with every thing
they may need, on the most liberal terms.
We beg leave to call especial attention to PaYson
Dantons series OF Copy Books the best and most
popular in use. Sc Is HAROLD MURRAY.
PEMOVAL.-- have removed my office
~ from No Pearl street to No 4 Exchange
Pl.ce, under the Exchange Hotel and next door to
Mr. VESTS Book Store. | paying the highest
market price for Land Warrants, Gold and silver
Coin, &c and selling Exchange Gold snd Silver and
North Carolina money on the best terms Call at
VIM HURLEY'S Exch. Office,
oc 2-Sm No. 4, under the Exchanges Hotel
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COMMISSIONER y OeFltE. [ IS
CHEsrgRFfELD G. 81 Sept 10. 1855. "
ITO THE CREDITORS or THE Es-
ALL oTHERs coNcEsNED:-You are hereby
notified that at the request Of Geo w. Sneilings,
Sheriff Of the county OF Ghesterhsld; and as sucn
suance of decree of the Circuit Court OF said coun-
ty, in the of Christans Fnfua against VIM
Fuauas Administrator and Others pronounced on
the 4th day Of May, 1855. have spPoiat-d the 10Th
dsy OF Oct next at my Office, for taxing an account
of the administration OF the said estate, and an ac-
count of ell the personal estate OF the SAID decaseo
and also account OF ell debts and demands against
Given under my hand a, Commissioner of the said
Circuit Court, the day and year first st9rssaid
Sc 4-w4w w. w COdhlLL ecmr.
OFFICE JAMES RIVER < KANAWhA CO,
RICHMOND, Sept q, 1855. s
EHE Twenty-frst Annual Meeting of the
l. Stockholders of the Jamss River and Kanawha
Company will be held at the Office OF the Company
in this city, on MONDAY, the 22d October next.
BY order OF the Bos,d Of PiT mit%Eopn s..,n
FORM OF PROXY.
Know all men by these Presents: That we the
Subscribers being Stockholders in the James River
appoint - true and law fol Attorney and Proxy
70 represent each CT us in all general meetings of
the tockholders Of said Company, held within six
months from spd after the dare thereof when
other Proxy with full power and authority, at such
general meetings to give such vste votes, and to
do, as a member of the said meetings if we were
personally present. and we do hereby ratify and
firm whatever vote votes, ect acts, said At
torney may lawfully give do for US, in pursuance
of tina authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seals, this - day of -.
one thousand eight hundred and.
Teste fsEAL
SEAL
Sc 96-2aw3w SEAL
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TdE WONDERFUL LADY LAS AR

= RIVED The best PLANET READER Ia
American. The most fieut questions will be solved
bS science and calculation from many yesrs OF stusy
or short time oniy,I bs MADAME MAfLoR. on
snann street between Sd and 9th strsets next dor
Sa.ss eaa be made fos RLINDNEss, CANCERS,
90 t--dlms ssse6s :
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Observation-Disclosures Co Partnership
II Ihsyesofore exis,ins under the firm OF 9ENNET
JAMES, v.s dissolved en- the iss ins'' ~ "''ua'
All persons having clsms against the concern VII
nre,ens them for fiquids{iou, and those Iooesteo
.i.... ..li and eettl9fheir respective accounts
VIII P'esse ' GENNET JAMES.
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GkANARYI AND FEED aToRE

TKANAkY AND FEED STORE
F1,n. andersisnsd has taken the house corue, O,
s ns::rs N B. B. Hin. for the purposao en os
SSs ~ UNI the GRAIN and FEED BUSINESS. whsr-
al Kinds Of Grain. Mill oEal Hay. Com MesI sna
Stsres N1iies ana Feed
de hopes by giving bis business strict ns,..,.,..
.oh.ion and selling on reasonable terms 10 seonys
eesa patronage from his friends and The pubic
aasShsre In thA Corporation He will also st,ans,
q, SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE.
@oasr.ts commission, and will insure for M.
eonsiss,n .nsnds tho hishsst market price for sny
JOHN w, COSY.
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4 MBROIDERIES, EMBROIDERIES S.
IL lust received from auction q full assortment
of Cambria and Muslin Worked Bands from IS cents
TO the finest imported The ladies will please call
and examine Tor themselves.
ALFRED MOSES,
oc2 6S Main Greet
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M9 NEW STUCK OF FALL Etf
aasesD GOODS-HENRY w. QUARLEs, kA
DEALER IN HATS, CAPS, Doors, SHOES, TRUNKS,
&C., respectfully begs leave to announce the rub
lie, that he Is now prepared to offer to the public
one Of the most commanding stocks In his line
offered in this city. His stock is now complete, and
ha asks the attention of city and country dealers
with the assurance that his prices shall be satisac
tory. se li-ts
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e III. A. PEARCE, No. 8 MAIN ST,
"a would call the attention of purchasers tc
EAA. his new and ele CANT stock of fine ENGLISH
&114e and SWISS WATCHES; among which
will be found the celebrated makes of r. r. Cooper
Co., NJ J. Tcbias 4 Co., &c
ALSO-A fine stock of new and fashionable rich
JEWELRY-Ear Rings, Brooches, Finger Rings,
&c. &c.
Fins CLOCKS, very cheap.
q WATCHES cesned at the shortest notice,
and warranted to keep good time. Sc 28-dkc1m
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MATTRESSES, SECOND-HAND

ohrLN, ROPER q MURRAY, Us-
v. tpskIAkERs, No. Governor street, Riehmonn
1seR constantly on hand all kinds of read
81 nv saa METALLIC BURIAL CASES
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COOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR

( LOOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR
SMACES, &c.-We are now putting up MOTIFS
LATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANGE, with and
wltnoat boilers attached. This Range | not sur.
Paea ny any In this country for cooking or for IL,
=, Also Water Closets, Stationary Wash Stands B ..
thing Fixtures for hot and cold water ali of whisb
W. VIII put up and warrant to give satisfaction
w also Pu' up ChiLsONS PATENT HOT.AIk
foinNACE, which, for its durability, economy in
sne the great amount of fresh air heated and
any furnace now In use 'su~iea ~
g. L. A. RARGAnN F.
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80 pieces of plaid ard striped sMeriuos; striped
aud plaid vslencss and Poplins; satin striped Ombrt
shaded Csshmeres; Silk Re bes and plaid "a strip
ofwhloh we Will sell low for cash or to purotual
eustomers. w. p. PERKINS Il co.
DC l4t EAale SauaYe.
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VALUABLE ESIDENCE ON
GRACE CTR E0p 4 Z Ir a I.r.s =

RUSlNESS SUITS-Business suits of
- fancy cloths. fancy French and Englhh Cetsi-
meres can now be found at No 1874, Main Sire ct, in
great variety embracing all of the latest fall styles
and at unusually low prices
oc2 n GOnnnAN
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@.ouAoS1 nv. M ANDEhSON,
Commission Merchant, Richmand, va
N. B-County Rights will be Sold on reasenabl
terms. lie 2G2swtsl M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-03

MISS A. M. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
H1 YOUNG LADIES, at Rooms corner of 5th and
franklin streets, formerly Rev. II. D HoeE's The
next Session OF this School will commence on Nor
day, Oct. 1st
Wis Smith will be assisted by her brother, Fl
SMITH, A B.. who will deliver a course OF Lectures
Natural Philosophy and Che mstry, fully illastra
ted by expe,iments.
a-s3 TERMS.
fsbeusu %ob ana SfD
Ancient and Modern Languages, eaoh. $50
rHntihg SSu 10 81
Vocal Music thoroughly taught without extra
charge lt6s 5asas
Lessons In the now and beautiful art of Greciau
Painting at SO for tho course. se6-lm
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LTTGHF;1 CLASSICAL AMI

n 81. .. TTGHEB CLASSICAL And
X. c0HnERCIAL SCHOOL. on FLANK
Lin A1ovE q. sTkcEI . sOw ss'''0n' on
she ssGs sss prepared either Tor College 2. ths
ronnsins Room sp-cisl attention sven asliy 20
EnslIsh Grammar Reading. Wnsirs j. sPe"ins sno
Tbs entering OF some Of the fuPils upon the du-
lies Of commercial life eal ne .ns Lsssn win ;.
rmed. Tbere will aiso be received inse csasses
Already formed one more inp,. sc.
Eeddenee adjoining the School :. 49,
CCHOOL.-The School at my house, 10
y ChesterfeId foar miles nel9w "a an *. ~
eS &c ansuG wi.h to take two boys not over l2 or
IS so.ds The OF ss
sae Iy ~ Tho are preparing under competent tut.
ton Tor the University OF Va
TEaMs-For Boarde.s s2su: PaIsos s M.r.h Nc ar
dsy Scholars $50. on Same terms n vupp,N
se 29-3,awlm FhANN ". ~ rlN.
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NOTICE.-MRS. WOOLHOCSE- Gun.
~ per and Leecher. has removed her pI,c. ~ r
:idense to 2iS Bro.d street, over Mesars subiet.
brothers. Hsrdw store a. ~,
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wv IIlLIAM I 1CULEMAN q CO.
AND COMMISSION MFR.
EInANTS, CALIrokNiA AND FRONT STREETs. s.s
yo1t sc"co' CAL.-ofice No. 81, Wall Street, New
w. T. COLEMAN,
HENRY CARLTON
NJ c., J. II. WILLIAMS
Mi. COLEMAN II In New York and will give .b;n-
Pefs every information a. 10 mark eta shinoins II
II IAchANoE on San Yraneisco for sale 6y
4. 90 -,e<A 4e WIN. Z. COLEMAN
- ... 81 Wall street
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HANDSOME PLEASURE WA CON
LAND HARNESS FOR SALE Gould be used
a. an express or baggage wsgon, almost new, and
tae prettest thing OF the kind in town. Having no
farther use for it, will be sold cheap Apply
oe BENNETT BEFRg
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10.

UI88OLOT -.
nTHSOLUTIOH.-The hrm o. u -. M ,s,s
COZ HCK & co. rs diasOivsa on sos y VT y
Of JAY last b ssrssnssS sSss eus n the name Of
the concern, and wiz ~" WIN. r. LADD1
to the ocaeSrH- N MCCORMACK
Ilss nth pleasure recommend TO my Oh ola
-. sna erston,ses. my late psriner Mr. LAD "a
sas feel quite safs be VII s,. .anssIn on No
- sstisisc CITY - 81. MCCORMACK
au7
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CASH and SHORT CREDITS!
M. L. IiALLOWELL & CO.,
; Z * III RI H. FAD USE.
aM F PHILADELPHIA.


TERMS
wash buyers will receive disc mn Of SIX rer cent.
- II the money be paid III par funds, Miihia ten
days from date Of BILL
tneurrent money only taken AZ its market value on
the day IL is received.
10 mere hantsor nnt''nbted standing crelitofs SIX
months will be given, if desired
Whfre money is RENTED in advance If maturity.
a discount a. therafe of TWELVE per cent Der an
mum will b. allowed.
PRICES FOR GOODS UNIFORN.
In again calling the attention of the trading CON-
nunity to the above Terms we announce that not
outstanding the general depression in commercial
anars throughout the country the system of business
adopted by us more than year since and to which
we haii rlgidy adhere, enables to offer for the
coming ~prinG season our usual assortment Of
NEW SILK AND FANCY GOODS.
Comprising ono of the
Largest and most Splendid Stocks
10 20 found in America to which we will receive
constant additions thr ughout the season. of new and
desirable goods from our .E
HOUSE IN PARIS.
Jan 20.-tw3m,
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ACLlxAx.- IN Eng fish paper has the fol-

flowing.
/ Recently q locsl preacher distinguished TO,
a grandiloqucnce of style unattainablc by
men OF common genins. concluded a seryid
4 supplication for the success Of the allied arms
with the we shall not say elegant, we fear to
say pathetic, but we may say unmistakable
petition: s'Lord smash the Russi ms! Amen!''
THE SAME FAULT. Laura as disconsolate
Henry had long frted, but never put the
question. Henry went his way. Laura's
aunt, for consolation, brought her love Of
spaniel pup. ssMy daar,'' says the aunt
s'the puppy can do everything but speak. ,
ssVhy will you agonize me?'' says Laura.
's:hat's the only fault found with the 9th
cr.''
Sixteen years ago, Manchester, n. H., was
sand bank-now, each day, it manufactures
900 miles of cloth, sheetings, shirtiDgs, tick
ings, deni1ns, de LANES. &c., 5000 seamless
bags, and six tons of news and book paper,
besides innumerable articles that we will not
particularize at present.
The late Samuel pleasanton, who died at
Washington, held the Office of Fifth Auditor
Of the Treasury for more than fifty years
lie came with the Government from philadel-
phia to Washington, and has remained at his
post ever since.
1t is estimated that the whiskey drinkers of
the United States could build the Pacific
Railroad in couple of years.
An exchange adds: The money they spend
for the whisky might pay for the grading
smokers and chewers could buy the iron, and
the money which the surplus two inches in
the length of the ladies' dresses cost, would
Supniv tha loeo,rot;yns
The Duke Of Bucleugh, one Of the richest
men in England, has laid aside from lis rev.
enues, every year for the last "a years, the
sum Of 100000, as an accommodating fund, in |
order to rebuild Montague House in a pala-
tial manner, so as to make it the finest man
sion in London. This would make E4SO,O 900, |
but as it was proftably invested, it amounts
now to g., 100000, all of which will be dis
bursed.
In speaking of the morals of the City of
the New York Herald says:
elf there be any place under heaven where
a rigidly enforced Maine Liquor Law and an
law would be the highest bles-
sing to the local comm nifty and to the whole
country. it is too city Washington.
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-. MUSICAL JOURNAL FOR THE MILLION

,r,uE NEW YORK MUSICAL REVIEW. contains
/ annually over One Hundred Pieces IT New Mn,
- besides q vast amount Of critical instructive ana
eotertain;nv reading; also, work published IN
chaperslb y Lowell Mason emfodying the Practical
n;en.a dp,ing n long and industrious career, as an
author and teacher of music And yet the musical
REVIEW is only ono dollar year. or six copies iof
five dollars-innexib'y in advance. Any body feeling
an interest in the Of music Is in'Sa !" gee u
nrhly. Specimen copies sent On receipt OF five cents
I. two postage stamps. 81 pa,l,
dress, post paid, Mason Brothers. 20 faih
Row. New York.
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TRI-WEEKLY HAWK-EYE.
,,.o~.o.-~.,s>-.>>>-, ~o-.c-.a-ar
Tuesday, February q, 1885.

TruprR..cE LEcTuRE.-Dr. EwLErT lec-
.,,rs1 10 the citizens Of Burlington Saturday
oven;ng last, to large audience. We did
not have the pleasure of listening to him,
In, understand the performance gave general
abstraction.
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SIZED oNssA iLwiYs.-ln 1916, thirty eight
years ago, Mr.. Meiys often pred cted in the
newspapers, and two We r. af err in tn, LEXIS
lature of New Yo k, hat tie time would com o
Wien railways would be travelled at the speed
of Is miles an hour! Few believed him. He
has recently published book, in which he
states That the emperor Nicholas OF Russia,
has taken the first great step in the conStruc-
ton Of railways, which looks to tile attain
ment Of the highest practical speed IN trav-
cling on them. Instead of opening mar
row cuts, and going round every obstacle
the road from St. Petersburgh to Moscow,
eoV miles, is made Oh. straight line, and
opened 200 feet wide, so that the running
engineer can see everything on the way. The
suage of the track is broad, and the loco
motive is on wheels Of larger diameter and
'ne signals and time are perfectly fixed, and
'ne roads crossing the tracks are shut off Y
gates as the trains approach. In this way
speed OF 100 miles an hour is attained, and
s ar. Melgs thinks this my be increased to
oVV miles On some straight runs, sixty miles
an hour has been made in the United States,
ana lOO in England.
line Tread is now in progress of con-
Stac'lon from Savannah, Ga, to the Gulf
u Mexico, on perfectly straight linz, and
10 be opened $50 feet wide. If open way
ssecueed, curves avoided, and proper ma
valnery provided, we see no reason why 100
a.i'es an hour cannot be as safely run as 90
"' on our common roads.-Cincinnati Gaz.
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OUR TABLE

Il crowded with Magazines that have beer
obtained by the January snow and now com,
tons ina body. Among the rest is
AsrurR's HoNs MAGAZINE for February
md March containing the usual amount o.
rc,ling matter, handsomely printed and pro
fn,ely sprinkl,d with wood cuts in il
lustraton Of the text, fashion plates, crotch.
., work AM embroidery, 81 per year or -four
copies for $ 10.
U,,rFp STATES MAGAZINE fer February, a
neatly printed and illustrated Monthly for
one dollar. Ha
LlrrELL's LIVING AGE.-Of this valuable
republication offoreign literature we have.
in the last few days, received goodly num-
Der insomuch that we despair of ever perus-
inr the pile which lays before US. But this
need not deter those who arc not blessed with
exchanges by the bushcl. The Age is filled
with the best prodac ions of the best writers.
1t is devoted to the republication Of the CT am
of Foreign literature, sprinkled with some in
terestlns articles from the American pres.
Its issued every Saturday, making four vol
umes Of 800 pages closely printed mater,
for each year, at Sc per annnum.
BLAcKwooD FOR JASUARY.-We have re-
c.ived the January number of Blackwood af-
ter much delay. 1t noels no eulogy from US.
The Quarterles have not as yet come to hand
when they do we shall notice the fact.
Ia our columns vii! be found an advertise
ment of Leonard Scott & Co., Of the Foreign
Oaarterlies and Blackwood. Those desiring
to subscribe should send on their names at
once.
The AMERICAN Law REGISTER for ebruary
This is publication that We have before ia
ken OCCASION to recommend to the legal pro-
fssson. 1t is in the language of one the
ablrst lawyers in the Union, 'ssolil instruc-
tive AMI scasonabls., Published by d. B.
enfield & Co., No. Q Marc,n Library
Building corner af 9Th anl Liberty sts. Phil
adslphia at So per year.
The AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNAL, by
Henry V. Poor, n. Y. This is in all respects
the mos. valuable publication and gives the
most reliable information on all subjects |
connec.e with Railroa Is of any publication
in this country. 1t should be in the hands
OF every mau who pretends to keep himself
posted on this 81 ject. 1t ispublished week
at s. 90.
New York Musical REvIEw.-We call the |
readers attention to an advertisement in
another column, Of this work. 1t is the only
periodical in this country, devoted to music,
i published fortnightly by Mason Brothers,
at one dollar per year. There is in this city
many amateur vocalists who cultivate a cor
rect taste for music, and to whom the Il sview
must at least be worth the subscription price.
The Review, in addition to four pages of
new music in each number, contains essays.
criticisms, musical Intelligence, both domes-
tic and foreign, &c.
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Great Reduction in Winter Goods

Great Reduction in Winter Goods.
I WILL, from this date. offer the balance of my
1 win stock at greatly reduced prices, as am de-
terinined to dispose Of it before Spring; 80, that per-
sons who wish 10 lay ont their money to advantage
would do we'll TO call and examine my goods before
purchasing Ny stock consists in Fart. as follows;
LADIES' LINE.
Gala PIaids, Cashmeres. Deianes, Mcrnoes. Ala
pacas Prints, Bonnotts. SAawls, Handkcrchiefs,
Gloves, Stockings and Shoes.
EENTLEMENS' LINE.
Oyercoats, Pants, Vests, Uniershirts and Drawers,
Gloves and Mitts, Socks, Stockings and Comforts
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Cloths, fattinetts
and Ftstings.
Lindseys Ginghains, Cheeks, Hickory, Osnh burghs
red yellow and blue Fannels, Canton Flannels, hed
Blankets bleach d and brown Musllns, IicFinss, DC
A large stock of Groceries. at reduced prices
Friends come 10, end will show you the best ana
cheapest goods In the city. r,,orr
feb |, 1851 Main street. near the Market hosse'
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L'ght, we are told is now to be had for
nothing. The experiment has been tried Of
h l'sa'lns up the WORKS Of the new..Westminster
G%,age, IN London by the electric light, and
asa1 was produced equal to 70 ordinary ga
saId burners, at cost Of nil. The ma
.s'a employed as fuel for the electricity is
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ine prohibitory liquor law wl;ch as been
1 ar IN Michigan by the Governor, al
"s man to make an affidavit that he sns-
p.os ana believes that an individual has Ii
y, a'ous his premises, with intent to sell
! - .1ereupon justice may issue warrant
N 'aas and destroy the liquor, upon proof Of
@e complaint.