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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-19

Miss Virginia Frost, aged II, daughter of Aus.
an fro't Of Raleigh, N c., twas instantly killed
there Monday morning by negro girl In the EN-
poymens OF her father. She reproved the woman
TOT insoient language, ard thereupon she shot her
Win pistol, instantly killing her. The uuiortu.
Ie'e young lady was niece of Mr.. w. w. Snead
nchmond, who received photographic despatch
informing him Of the above Monday night. He
'ea yesterday morning for the scene of the dread
ulkccurrence.
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THE FEVER.
THE FkVEh.
We scarcely know what conclusion e

We scarcely know what conclusion to
oor,e 10 about the condition Of the plague
.r,,.fsu cities. One day We think the fever
/. declining. and then comes news Of deaths
and new cases, which, with the diminished
pouulatious, exhibits still fightful state Oh
things. If the fever is abating. it Is aos.ihs
indeed very slowly. We know one thing,
however. that supplies are still wanted anu ma
let az not relax in our efforts 70 su00o rsoa
sustain our afflicted fellow citizens. in.n
send on the supplies-Iet every co%man,y
be Able to say if our friends and ore'0re'
800 Al. that they have done their dufy'
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PATENT MILL.-Our citizens are soon to

fATENT MILL.-Uur CILiZ6nS are soon to
have opportunity OF witnessi the op grafton of
Woodward's patent corn and flour mill, 80 highly
spoken OF in Philadelphis, a. Messrs REX L MoYER.
the agents for Virginia and the other Southern
States. are putting up building at the northwest
corner of Msio and 2ist streets, in which this new
machinery will be set to work speedily as poss-
bic These mills constructed various sizes and
can be purchased and worked at such trifing cost
that any farmer afford to own one or more and
thereby save the expense and trouble of sending his
grain to mill But this patent ia said to Pei sess
another decided advantage over most others Be-
sdes being admirably adapted to thu msnufacture Of
HOUR and meal 1t Is the bas invention yet discovered
for grinding PLATTER, stone drugs dyestus etc and
can bs worked with two horse power more az the
burs OF different sizes sad capacity. When the
machinery made ready tor work, we win sndss.
items
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CTATIONERY.-At No. 202 Main sifee.
- NAV be- found large and handsome H15a;i ..,
STATIONERY, FANCY ARTICLES. 70 Us
care has be sn taken to lay In supply ol ipoI
Latter, Cap and Note Papers. with Eay.r ~,
Ink, States, Blank Books and Copy BOOTS win zee
Pens warranted for durability. besides PhlnesS "a
Iy invented Gold Pens, which hold laf sho ,sss,,
write q whole page Of letter paper. fney ~ su5
Ss.iy. trial will prove .hsr .upsriot, s,,y sd
others. CHAS. "ohin
se l9-2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-19

Observation-Disclosures Gee was COM
mitted to the cage last Monday night for having no
register of his freedom. but on producing the re-
ouisise document to the Mayor yesterday morning,
Wss set ct liberty.
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CHURCH Row.-Ellis Abram and Ellis
Morris charged with disturbing the ewish con re
Cation, Mayo street. last Friday, during the hours
OF worship, were again bsfoIe the Mayor yesterday
BY whom . number of witnesses were examines -
After hearing the testimony, his Honor at the re-.
guest Of the PARTIES, dismissed the warrant Mr.
Morris having nckno vledsed bic and agreed TO
a'de Ia future by the rules established for the gov
ernmsnt Of the eoneregatiou.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-19

FEMALE SQUARBLE.-Grace Bray ap.
pesisd before the Mayor yesterday morning to an-
*an.ne charge Of assaui,ns aud hea.ins Elizabeth
saraIj but az the evidouc. pr we'd bo.6 p,rtiss 10
% 10 fsuis, the warrant was iismisssi
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AMUaEMENTS
2 TOURNAME NT Nh
| AND GTsk
IA f & N CO B ALL, u
AT THE

UENOT RINGS
The 9th annual TOURNAMENT and
QUEENS BALL will take place at ths above p'ass
on WEDNESDAY. Sept 2Sth, 1855.
The Grand FANCY BALL will CONS Oh Oh Tho
following evening.
large number of Knights are expected to ride
and az many OF them are known to b9 hre horse
men, close conteEt may be expected.
MANAGERS:
Richmond City POphatan:
SD Whittls VIM W micbaux
Judge W w Crump Thss Muntord
Thos Deane VIM Old, jr
Col T P August DIE c Archer
Thos w Doswell fhos Ssipwish
CA McEvoy sublstt
Msrmaduke johnson Benz Finney
Capt Ii Richardson Willis Dance
John K Thompson Cbas Old
Or Jas Szer jr Jacob MiehauI
G w Dsrrscott John Seru.p
81 Tyler G00chLdnti
Chas Bennett Col ] M Trevliss
DrW Leigh Burton Robt T Crouch
Hon Jno Caskie r. 8 Allen
Mai 4 NJ Nimmo John Adkins
p 4 Dudley A Morssn
Breeden VIM r sfanard
Col w Fl Harrison DR. Richard Wood
Wm Woodbridge Jas Powell
DR. q Hill dmeti1:
PIT Baxter VIM J Barksdals
Rich'd o Hssains ThosJ Noble
VIM Fl Mitchell lewis isrve
G Perslco Ro5t Archer
w w Bald win Geo Foster
Capt ] 30 NJ Pa:ton, il DR. Richard Wl'oa
Chesterfeld: TrueheH
DR. w Ball Wm Masters
DR. Junius l. Archer Richd AnoefEoa
&C McRae Henrieo;
rhos Vsdep,. jr Geo w 0ateWood
Capt A w Trabue Dr. SintGn
Thos Howard VIM MsGfu1st
Jas H Moody Albert Ann
DR. John Wake, Geo sevazs' rs
Maj A Jones Lieut. koh t. "
DR. VIM IL Johnson army.
VIM A Graves en-
u American and En- qurer will copy. 10 Io-@
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETa. &c

RICHMOND MARKETS. Sept 1sh.
WHEAT-The arrivals being very limited there
10 stir In the marhet, and We quote good to prime
Red 81 8GlDI. s5; good to prime White 81 a5Ul 80.
FLOUR-Nothiug doipg-.afiivals uncommonly
limited and stocks light
CORN We quote IS to 90 ctH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-19

AcouIrTID.-Jim, slave to Miss Eliza
beth Burch. charged with entering Austin Minors
let with the intention OF stealing chisten', was
farther EXAMINE ed before the Mayor yesterday morn.
ing and discharged.
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NAvAL.-Com. II Stringman, who has been III q
last three years the Commander In chief of our
Naval Squadron 10 the Mediterranean, has recev-
sdpreparatory orders to take the Command 81 he
Navy Yard and Station at Boston. ''''
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TIE WEATHER continues hot enough for
luy The sun, yesse rday, was extremely oppressive
until about noon, when q good breeze sprsng mp,
which made pedestrisnism more endurable. Per.
sors subject to bilious attacks cannot be to, careful
At this particular time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-19

bn,, Lnaca IaAiN.-On Tuesday last the Goa
rhhadsiphia and Sudbury Railroad brou.bt IN
sanoury' Pa, from the mines, train of one bnn'
dred ana iorty cars, each containing l. . tom
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-19

LARGE ARRIVAL OF COPPER u The pron.,or
Yen Taylor, which arrived at Detroh a few DAYS
age from Lake Superior, brought down two hund.
red and hfy one tons of copper
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THE CALLID CouRT which met at the
State Court House yesterday for the examination Of
vile Marsaret at the Locomotive House In this city.
al ed the examination until the regular October
term Of the Husspgs Court. several material wit
nes e. bsiog absent, and rsusrded tbs prisoner uas
Ill that tine.
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RUNS DoINGs.-Thomas McGinniss was

RUNS DoINGs-ThOmas McGinniss was
arraigned before the Mayor yesterday morning,
for threatening to assault William B. Andrews In
tie street, the Armory bridge, the day before,
and giving James Hagsn violent blow on the head
with q club. Mr. Andrews stated that while stand
ing near the Armory he received message that
Mrs McGinniss was beating her child to death,
and Immediately started to see what was going
on. When he got opposite the house, he found
that lady had rescued the child, and that Mrs
MEG. waa leaning against the door very much In.
toxicated He approached her snd persuaded her
to go into her house and lie down. Soon after
McGinniss, who was also drunk, came along with
club and without any provocation, made three
attemptsto strike him. The prisoner as held to
bail In the sum of 500 for his conduct toward MIR
Andrews, and then required to give security to ap-
pear this morning to answer the charge of assault
ing Mr. Hagan.
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Judge Jeremiah 8. HaIsep. we'll known and ,a.
specied In Connecticut a. profsssionsl and pub
10 NM n.a ior many years, died In Norwich on this
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-19

oe6Lis0 IN CANDIDATES officers nj ,h.
s ~ a London Canada West, last week ~
.Snsss ~ worth OF boots and shoes. and ESQ ooo
smass'ed BY Respectable merchants. 'een
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-19

We are indebted to Mr.. c. Boon, frr q
Autograph copy of Hon. Henry A. Wise, Governor
aIect of Virginia.
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In HURnY.-Ths Dsmocr.,. NJ u,..,
I've appointed delegates to the rational convan-
oa S ano nominated Presidential electoral ticFet
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REvIvAL.-For several days past an ex.
tensive revival has been going at Union Station
snder the ministration OF Rev. Mr. Boggs of the
Msthodiss Church. and number q persons have
were between twenty and thirty mourners around
the altar an1ously enquring the wsy of salvation
A pro.racted meeting is now being held at this
church, and will continue for several days. We un-
dsrstand that extensive revival 10 also going en
In the Methodist Episcopal Church In Manchester
and that many converts have already been made.
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LARGE FREIGHT.-Tt must be extremely

tAETEIuUIV
gratifying 10 the friends of internal improvement,
and particularly go to those OF the Richmond and
Danve Railroad, to know that while 1t Is doing an
extensive business Ia carrying passengers and
freight, ills at the same time supplying the farmers
which tpaases, abundance of ertilising material
for improving their lands aud producing large
crops of wheat, If the season proves proptious
popular up freight agent on the Dsn7ilIe road that
for the week ending the 18th inst, there were 102
of freight, averaging eight tons each. started
up the line, making BIG tons, 345 of which were
guano, the receipts from which amounted 10
S3,4l0 90 In this estimate are not Included more
than one hundred tons of iron.
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Death OF WM. P. SHEPPARD.

We sincerely regret to announce inc aea'.
Of WV P. SHEPPARD, late Chamberlain OF
this city, which took place yesterday. Ml J.
9. was in his 55th year. He held the ONCE
for more than twenty years, and DISCHARGES
its duties with the most marked hdeii'y. -.
was one of the most upright and pure mihoeo
men We ever knew; while be was distln'
suished for his urbanity and his kind heart
edness. He was q most excellent gentie'
man, and leaves behind him reputation
without Q stain. His life has been sacrificed
70 his sense of official responsibility. He
had devoted himself so necessarily 10 DIS
duties that be did not take the repose ne
esssary to restore his failing health, UNTIL ae
became 80 snfeebled that he was forced 70
resign. The City Council, as mark OF fnei,
estimation Of bis services to the city voteo
him q considerable sum upon his retiring
from oaice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-19

c nj: Anss. Hewins. Of Boston Who was The U. q.
lsfs, reeeDtiy. '4'' VI sno'
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EEVER AND AGUE, Bilious Habi

FEVER AND AGUE, Bilious Habits,
l. Liver Complaint Costiveness, Indi sertion, Dys.
pepsia Sour Stomach and Bilious Fevers durable.
TO CURE FEVER AND AGUE,
take Dr. ROSES ANTI-BILIOUS or RAIL
ROAD PILLS. They are called Railroad Pills be
cause they go ahead Of all other Pills acting upon
the Liver, Stomach and Bowels thus carrying of all
bile and any morbid seeretions they are free from
Mercury and can be taken at any time, without re-
gard to weather or exposure As a Purgative Pill,
they are the bert in the world, free from gripping,
ard always leave the stomach and bowels in
hesthful condition. For bilious habits, bad colds
rheumatism from cold, there 10 NO medicine
which 30 readily removes the m from the system-
Price l2t and IS cents box
After cleaning the system of all bile with these
Pills, then take
DIR. J. s. ROSES FEVER AND AGUE TONIC MIX
TURE,
which will brace up the ,ystem and fortifs 1t from
the return of Chills and Fever Fever and Asue
Persons following this course of treatment will be
sure Of having fine health, appetite asd spirits 1t
turns the yellow jaundced skin to healthful sp-
pearsnee, and gives tone and life to the torpid
hver.-Fever and Ague Tonic Mixture, SOC bottle
Sold BY Purcell. Lsdd & Co Grubbi l. Apperson;
O. A Strecker; Paterson & Jackson; Bennstt &
Beers; Alex. Duval; Duval Norton; j. Blair; 3 NJ
Zachrissop; A. Bodeker, and W. p. Ladd Richmond;
all Druggists in Norfolk, Portsmouth, Petersburg,
Lynchbura and other tewns in Virginia.
se l9-d2Awts
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THE TRUE Il. X. R.'S.-RosE's RE.
l. NowsED REMEDIEs.-A long list of them. said
to be adapted to almost every complaint which sf.
lic's mankind ! keep each and every one Of them
for sale constantly, wholesale and retail
8. p. 8EMPLE. DRUGGIST,
se 10 212 Msln Street
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DARK TRANsAoTIoN-Sarah Nelson and
Lucy Paine, mulattoes were arraigned before the
Mayor yesterday morning, to answer the charge of
abusing and threatening 20 kill Mary Susan Lyons
a woman of their class, and a near neighbour
When the case was first aled, Sarah was as
bu. on finding that she stood fair chance of get.
ting striped dress, set up a waiiing and yelling
that would have done credit to n striped hyene,
declaring, In the meantime, that she had taken no
part 10 the abuse, and was therefore shamefuly
prosecuted, without cause or provocation. After
hearing the testimony, his Honor directed that
Sarah should receive five stripes and Lucy ten
From this decision the two demanded an appeal to
the Hastings Court, and were held TO bail In the
sum of 500 to appear and answer tn offence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-19

SHEET WAX-Of various colors; also
~ Cambria Leaves and sill the necessary impls-
ments for making WAX Flowers, together with Books
of Instructions and Sheets Of colored and ed
Flowers for Studies; for sale by
30 19 WIN. SATfLER, 142 Main ct
DRINTING INK.-An assortment Of co
l. lored Inks for printing Cards Labels, he also
Priuters Vars sh, Gold Size and the vsrious colored
Bror zss; Green and Scarlet Velvet lie for sale by
ssls WIN. sATTLEK, l42 Main ct
EOR SALE-$3000 CITY STOCK.
L. ssls r. n. MAURY CO
GUANO.-Puue No Peruvian 0uano;
0 IL bags 'h''i 6A Viii ALLEN co.
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The NATIONAL GUARD held meeting at

The NATIONAL GUARD held meeting at
their armory last Monday Light, and elected the
following officers: Orderly Sergeant, John II. MIL
Ter; second sergeant, William P. Gilman; third
sergeant, William Peudietor; fourth sergeant,
Francis Dickman; and fifth sergeant, s. w. Down.
There are now sixty five nsmss enrolled as MEM
bers of the company; and as Capt. Preston has re-
tuned to the city and resumed bis responsible
posi-, we have very little doubt that the Nationals
will rapidly increase Ia numbers and improve In
drill. Every young man in the city should join
some one OF the many volunteer companies 10
Richmond and thereby aid 10 strengthening the
strong arm of the State in times OF peace, for let
the hour of trouble come when 1t will, the volun-
teers are the only nucleus around which the mills
tia can gather TO be trained as soldiers and fitted
for service.
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FALSE ALARMS Between the hours of
10 and II O'clock last Monday night, an alarm OF
,us, were soon after hurrying hither and
,hither In search of their Old enemy but failed to
find It. About u o'clock the second alarm was
given, and the engines were ggain brought out but
this, too, proved to be false alarm
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LADIES FAlR.-Ihe ladies' of Manche ster
are making extensive arrangements for holding a
fair 10 the course of few weeks their object being
to raise means to build Baptist Church In that
place When tho time arrives, we have no doubt
that they will be literally aided by their friends
and brethren 10 Richmond, who have no doubt
seen the importance of establishing church 10
Manchester
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SCHOOL BOOKS.-The subscriber has
~ jus opsned large aud well selected assortment
4 all the SCHOOL BOOKS used Ia cur Colleges
aud Schools
= liberal discount made to Ceuatry Merchants and
teashers Scholars aud those Wishing TO purchase
will please call at No. 20S Main 1t. -~s
se l9-2w CUA8 WORTHAM
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NOTICE.-COAL! COAL The un-
dersgned has opened his yard, where Is to be
had the best "GIeham's Deep Shaft" COAL, for
Blacksmith purposes. (the run of the PITT or In
Lump for domestic use, at the Lotpest prices.
ALsO-A lot of COKE.
WILLIAM GRAY,
Sc ~ din Near the Armory.
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AID FOR THE ORPHANs.-Some very s"sr
Girls, bless their little hearts. have been hoid
Ing fair "for the benefit Of the orphans OF
Norfolk and Portsmouth" in room on gov
srnor street. Monday night they closed theif
miniature fair and sscertained that they hao
made the very respectable sum of s'7' Iney
have sent this sum to US with very pref
ty note penned by one of their own little
hands, in which we are requested to forward
the money. They conclude by expressing
their sorrow that 'ahe sum is SO small" Inc
names of these dear little creatures are Mar
tina l.. Meyer, Kate g. Simons, Rosa Belvln'
Sallie G. Belvin, and " w endlipger. They
have heard the cries of their little brothers
and sisters in Norfolk and Portsmouth, and
have held forth their tiny hands to help them
For their act they will get credit in the books
above, with long time to run at Interest
bafcre they appear for settlement, and if they
will half shut their eyes after going to bed
O nights, they may see pretty faces and
bright eyes lowering above them to bless
them for their kindness to the bereaved little
ones, who survive the plague.
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WtlS0p, VINO Will MAKE you q Que ack0Wl 3demenf.
must lender TO you and your kind hearted fellow
renewed token of your bsnevolence towards u.s.
The suffsrings OF our people are greatly relieved
by the gifts thus generously beloved upon US,
while the tender interest In our behalf which thew
revive, cheers u amid the gloom which gathers
around u.
What an affecting sight 10 presented during the
whole day at the Office of the Relief Committee 2
There q crowd 10 almost constantly gathered, seek
Ing supplies for their destitute families The press
has been 90 great to-day, that we have been com
PEELED to close the office door and require them to
walt without at the window. If we could raise
the requisite force, we would open another office,
aud another store, but We are unable to do So
Ono of our most valuable assistants, Mr.. D. P
Daughtery, died to-day. Thus again, and again,
and yet sgain, our small body of working men Is
diminished while In many respects the demands
are multiplied from day to day.
Last night and to-day the proportion of deaths
and new cases Compared with the or previous
dayO among US has been sadly increased. This II,
learn, the fact also In Norfolk. was over there
to-day and had the pleasure of greeting my ex.
cellens friend DrN C Whitehead uhe acting May
orr 10 bis office (at his residence) His noble
form bears sad evidence of the terrible power OF
the disease he has been the subject Of and the ira
ctngs OF stfllction In bis hitherto placid counen-
Ance, remind you of bis sore bereavement In the
death OF bis Interesting daughter.
Inc Norfolk friends decline sending their orphan
children away-of which will endeavor 10 write
Mr. Eliyson more particularly, per next mall.
nope TO return here by Friday or Saturday. and
esriy 10 the next week. may bring up more of our
orphanss to your city. L must abruptly close.
Yours very respectfully,
T. HUME.
10 Mr. THos DoDAhKAD, chairman, &C., Rich
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ACCIDENT AT THE HAxALL MILLs.-We
refer our readers to the local column for an
account of considerable disaster at the
Haxalls Mills. We trust that the damage
may be soon repaired and the Mills promptly
put in operation again.
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sozT OF EICsaoNp. Sept. 10.

OST-On Sunday morning last, at CT
IL near my house on Sd street, my FREE PA.
PERS Any persons finding them and leaving the
same at this Office, will receive reward Of 81.
MARY SCOTT,
20 l9-lt$ A Free Woman of Color.
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A CARD.--We have determined to ap-
"A proprate our sales from our SODA FOUN-
TAINs, this day. "WEDNESDAY to the relief of
our city. DUVAL NORTON,
1eAt Druggists.
IOHN O'NEILL,
~ BOOKSELLER AND STATTONER.
BROAD STREET, NEAR 9TH,
Has just received a new lot of SCHOOL BOOKS
Bank Books and Stationery. with select assort.
mont Of Irish Historical and Devotional Works
MONEYS HISTORY OF IRELAND-SS
IRISH REBELLlON-50c
O'CONNELL AND HIS FRIENDSHIP,
REFORMATION IN IRELAND-75c
LIFE OF EMMETT-25c
MOORE's MELODIEs-25c
WILLY BURKE-25c.
SHANDY MAGUIRE- SOC.
RED HAND OF ULSTER-S7kc.
IRISH GIANT-25:.
a. BOOK BINDING executed with neatness
and dispatch. se19-St*
COLLEGE AND SCHOOL TEXT
~ BOOKS JAS. WOODHOUSE CO. have
supplied themselves with extensive stock OF
SCHOOL, ACADEMIC AND COLLEGE
TEXT BOOKS,
Embracing the latest ana most approved works
adapted to Elementary, Primary and advanced stc-
dies.
They have devoted particular attention to adding
good stock of Greek. Latin French, italian, Ger.
Teachers, Parents and Pupils can procure from
the subscribers everything they may require In the
way OF Shcool Books and Stationery, upon realon-
able terms.
ga liberal discount made to Teachers.
Sc l9-dO5if