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RIC H NJ 0 ND, VA:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY II, 1855.

NEW PUBLIcATIoHS.--We are indebted to
Mr.. Charles Workman, for Examination of
the Principles of Biblical Interpretation of
Ernesti. Ammon, Stuart, and other Philolo-
gists. A Treatise on the Figures of Speech
a Treatise on the right and duty Of all men
to read the Scriptures BY Alexander Car
son, l.. l.. d..
From the same gentleman we have receiv-
ed christianity and Craftsmanship with Kin
dred Topics; by VIM. Hague, ID. D. The
first thing which caught our eye in this book
was the following: 'In our own time and
land, the leading power whose claims come
in contact with those of Christ, is the SLAVE
Power" Then follows a quantity of abo-
lition rant. We marvel at the impudence of
abolition preachers in sending their wares
Southwark
The Southern Planter" for January, an
nounces that Mr.. 2. ID. Bernard, who has
been connected with that periodical from its
commencement, fourteen years since, to the
present time, as publisher or proprietor, has
disposed of the Planter to Mr.. F. G. Rufiin,
who for three years past has been IFS editor
The agricultural community are greatly in
debted to Mr.. Bernard for the energy and
perseverance with which he has sustained
this Journal Mr.. Ruffin makes his saluta-
tions, as proprietor and editor of the paper,
in a fresh, hearty, and vigorous style. We
wish him the greatest success in his new ca
reer He will make the Planter one of the
first agricultural papers in the country. Eve
ry flrmer in the State should give him a
helping hand.
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTTTIJTE.
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO
JOHN w. DAVIES,
STONE CUTTER,
SOUTH SIDE OF DOCK, NEAR MAYo's BRIDGE,
RETURN thanks to my friends, for their
Il bind patronage during the past shree years, and
beg leave to say that am now prepared to furnish
Store Fronts, M Monuments, Tombs, Vaults and at
tend to Enclosing Burying Grounds and In fact all
work in the Stone. Cutting and Building line.
DUAL of Stone and Workmanship not to be mr.
pass North or South. oc 81
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sclr,,r ErsiA AfD lRDIGEsTI0N.- T hese great
st5se q, 81 81 our people cannot be too wei under
sh5 appreciated. The person who dsrnIra ~. ~ y
fs f5ileuIe VI cure or elevation conferg benefit nSnn
Bic snd Is deserving Of honor This desira-
I dyspepsia be cured, but il ,nsv Gu n0s
pared bS ~! 9I HocILAEp's GERMAN BrTTFRs, pre,
asdcinss Is ~. .oos e M Jackson, Philadelphia, which
iaendsti6n hp OF In terms of the highest com.
the ysJnsf innoeuous in it's nature and possesses
The robna, property of improving the health oi
siet: @' "e!I as restoring the health Of the
Co and sO ot this city-Messrs. PURCELL, L.pp g.
ia 80 BENNETT BEERs, Duggists. -
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E1OR STORAGE.-D. B. BRIDGFORD
Il l. co.'s Warehouses Corner goth and Dock sts
Storage for Cotton, Cofee Flour, Wheat Sugar, No
lasses, Oils, Metas Hay, Lime and every description
of merchandise. These first class Stores and In.
at the lowest rates Vessels Of the lareest size
can discharge In front Of the Store "A City Weigher
and Measurer constantly in attendance.
For Storage apply to
jaI2 B. BRIDGFORD CO.
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JNo. H. bosHER, Secretary. ia Is
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OFFICE n. r. r. h. n. COnfPANY,l
RicHMcsp, Jss; I, lssa- )

& rin Il = rSxis II Z srfwrTN mr n En-
THE JUNCTION AND RI kIcHnONDLDAlli. g
inss the Wood and Lumbar Train Of this Company
VIII have Passenger Car sttashsd. and ~ nm 1sily
except ON Sunday, between the Jpnesics ana Rieks
mond stoppins q any point on the way for pssssa.
Gers. saz5 A&8
Hour Of departure from the Junstions . qpeftes
p. ~. 80 ssssA.L a sss9 81.
FAsx--sams a. on the Nah TrsinA whieh fk0a -
Aftsf Lne aosn - wnl ~ ~ ~ .t sssss a.
'.s 1850 ' SAMUEL RUTH
ja7-ts Aes1t of 1senelessaesso.
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Cali and get pamphlet gratis, and see cures
Sod in Richmond, By o. A. STRECKER and PUR-
CELL, LADD L CO, and By all the DRUG gists in
Petersburg and elsewhere. Call and get Pamphlets
EEatls. ia lS-dGcts
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,Adyertissuepts publishsa until ferbA IN -
cnafeed % cents per square Of ten nee ~ - as1
insertion, snd - cents for es6h sontinunnee.
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And by Druggists and Merchants generally throus
out Virginia ia 8-dG s12t

y
" are acquainted with Isaac Benjamin; soid him
some Of NsmTton's Tircture, and believe the above
slste euIeut correct DAWSON L Bro
From cur knowledge OF Captain Benjamin, we are
confident thai the above statement is true aud uuex
a-srated. j. A. Johnson,
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MEs>Rs EDITORS; | take great pleasure
i lt'tiing to the great virtue of BAKERS PREMIUM
~ h FRS II cases OF Dyspeps,, which have suffer-
ca ca WIN e. long and had never discovered remedy
t'at coud give reliet until commenced the use OF
tAe aDs'e Bitters, which have given me more per.
I'aHent Teilet than all the medicine | ever tried
s.'y ioGad tnem 10 be invaluable ia giving apDetita
ana stIeEgth 10 the whole systeIn
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TOBACCO AGENCY.

TOBACCO AGENCY.
GREENE, HEATH & ALLEN,
Al and 49 California Street, San Francisco,
CELL Tobacco on Commission direct
~ from and for account of the Virginia Manufao-
turers and to whom refer.
Messrs. EDMOND, DAVENPORT L Co., Richmond,
will reply to any questions and transact any business
for our house.
Messrs. ALLEN 4 PAxsos. New York, viii DO like.
wise. uoI8-dhwlv
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
lvER CcMrLarNr The only remedy

LIVER COMPLAINT The only remedy
ever offered TO the public that has never failed to
cure, when directions are followed, is Lanes Liver
Pill lthss been several years before the public
ara has been introduced IN ali sections Of the
Union. Where it hsd been csed It has had the most
trump h8ut success aud has actually driven out OF
use ali other medicines IL has been tried under all
the different phases Of Hepatis, and has been found
equally eficscious in all.
?. S,-The above valuable remedy, also Dr. Nc
Lanes Nermifuge, can be had at all Tespects-
be nyug Stores in this city.
ET- Purchasers will please be careful 20 ask for
ard take none but DR.. M'LANE's LIVER PILLS.
All others, in comparison. are worthless
is l5-d&elw
TAKE OuR AnvtCE.-If you are troubled
with slight cold OF cough pay immediate attention
to Il. Delays dangerous and health is precious
s eht cough may result In serious and fatal dis.
ease STABLER'S ANODYNE CHERRY EN-
PECTORkNT is recommended to you of the
hest remedies known for Coughs, Colds, Group
Bronchitis. Asthma. and all other diseases of the
Lungs snd Throat Ii invariably gives relief and has
elected tnnuUersble cures OF iong-coptEued ar
rcep-seatsd maia6Ies Make trial of it, and tell
yCUr friends % its good effects
The DlARRHtEA CORDIAL is also recommend
ed 90 youT notice. IL 10 capital medicine in Dar-
rhoa and other diseases of the bowels, which so
prevalent at certain seasons.
~ See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of
the Agents.
" Price for each only 50 cents SIX bottles for
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tLETcHER'e HMR Toxic is one of the
sylt 8 as wei es most useful preparations that
nsT.,r,@s r@s invented for the Hair Its soothing and
81. ;-,-hg e-ects are derful and perceptjbly
ygL .iia, t4at The general exclamation is Oh
as"ghifui srtic!s F!etchers Hair Tonics is'
,sfj-1 nets ere unequsiled by any other prepa
tcsi,-t - perfectly eradlcates dandruiF from the
w. sPts7i'y stops the hair from falling of: il
es ~ 2sf> est hair soft and plant and the red
b.sn,-, ~ ne use OF fey bottles ia changed to a
ttsf -sih brown. Nor Is there any preparatiou
iva 11.s 70 Fietcher's in dressing hair One or
irs sel',gcalloh5 week being sufficient 70 keep Il
.'sod by all the prncipal Drps.sts IN t,a ,,t,
tn .'ltY' ana Tor sale wholesale and retail undeI
a n '''1sh Hotel, by the manu- tacturer,
az
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MASS LICORICE.-50 cases F. S. IL
WI Co. brand Mas Licorice, of our own ir,porta-
ton. For saie By STOKES CO.,
jal5 Pearl street.
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500
100
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Know NOTHING VICTORY IN THE BACK Dis
TRIcTs-The California election, it seems, has
gone all one way-the entire American State
ticket being elected, and majority of both
branches of the Legislature. John Bigler, who
has twice been elected Governor of the State,
and who was very popular, has been beaten,
and can condole with his brother, who met the
same fate in Pennsylvania Gwin, Broderick,
Denver, Herbert, and all the other democratic
politicians, have gone the same way down to a
political tomb All the cities and large towns
went democratic; but the mining districts polled
hardly any thing but Know Nothing votes. Thus
the administration has been rebuked whore it
supposed itself impregnable, and the men who
have been quarrelling about spoils, and divid-
ing matters as if they owned the State, have
been quietly laid on the shelf by the will Of
the people, expressed through the resistless bal
lot. The American party after being logged
all round, gains its first victory of the season
on the other side Of the Rocky Mountains.
Let the leaders be careful how they use their
power, if they would escape the fate of their
brethren in other States. What does the Gus
tom House democracy think of Ohio and Cali
fornia? Let US hear from the " sonorous Coch-
rane.'
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T III E l. A T e 3 II N K w 3
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TEIEGRAPHs.
From Washington.

From Washington.
COMPLAINTS OF THE RETIRED NAVAL OFFICERS
The RECALL OF MINISTER CRAMPToN AND OTHER
BRITISH OFFICIALS DEMANDED, ETC., ETC.
WASHINGTON, Oct IA, 1885,
Some Of the officers retired by the Naval Board have In
eectuay complained to the President Of the injustice Of
the action Of the Board especially they exhibit letters
from the Navy Department previously receved) attest
ing their capacity They and their friends making
extensive preparations to operate Congress- with
view to obtaining justice.
The attendance Of Mr. Mason, Minister at Paris at
the II Deun in celebration Of the victory of the allies
regarded here possessing political significance, but
is attributed to mere curiosity on his part.
At the commencement Of the recruiting Of troops for
the Crmea, Mr. Champion had in.imation that he and
certain British Consuls violating neutrality
laws and under this aggravation of the case it is
said that government win refuse longer officially to
recognize them, if after the additional representations
Mr.. Buchanan has instructed TO make they not
recalled.
The Union Of tins morning publishes Dr. Kanes official
report Of his Arctic expedition. l. does not differ from
the newspaper accounts previously published
Three thousand six hundred land warrants issued
last week.
Hon. N. p. Banks and Hon. r. j. Rockwell, of Massa.
chusetts, arrived to-day, and stopping at Wizards.
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RECOGNITION OF THE SERVICES OF DIR. KANE
AND HIS CoMPANIONs.-We would like to see
our intrepid Arctic voyagers, from the indie
fatigablc and scientific commander down to
the faithful tar, honored and remunerated for
their services by the representatives Of the
nation. And we have no doubt that this tribute
will be paid to them But they will have some
time to wait for that recognition OF their SER
vices. In the meantime, why not have express
sion given to the feelings of our citizens in
their regard, by public banquet? A cores
pondent in Sundays HERALD made the sugges-
tion, and we do not see why it should not be
acted on. We hope that our merchants will
set the movement on foot, and give at an early
day grand banquet to those noble fellows
"who are lost and are found.n Let the fatted
calf be killed, by all means.
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TIE Destruction AND EVACUATION OF SEBAs-
ToPoL-THE WOMEN AND CHHDREN.-"A Lacy"
inquiries of US, what became of the women and
children of Sebastopol, amid the horrible
scenes of that final bombardment, and the last
assaults upon its defences, and particularly
with the blowing up, the burning and evacu-
alton of the town by the Russian army! we
can't exactly answer. The French, English
and Russian advices from the Crimea are
singularly silent in reference to the women and
children of Sebastopol. The resident pepula-
ton of the town four or five years ago, was
fixed by Count Demidof, in his valuable work
on aSouthern Russia and the Crimea," at thirty
thousand. We presume that in this aggregate
there were the usual prop ortions Of women and
children. AS late as the eighteenth Of June
last, when part Of the British storming party
of the Redan got into the suburbs Of the city,
they found both women and children in some
Of the houses which they entered but since
that day, with the tightening Of the coils of
the siege around the devoted city, and the in
creased havoc Of the shot and she'll of the Al
lies, it is probable that all the non combatants
Of the place were removed by the Russians to
Simpheropol and other places in the interior
II is not likely that the women and children
would be longer retained, when from day to
day, every inch Of room in the town became
more and more essential for the active defen-
sive uses of the garrison. Nor have we seen
any mention Of women or children among the
Russian killed and wounded left amid the ruins
of the town. We must conclude, therefore,
that except the attaches Of the garrison and
camp all the non-combatants of Sebastopol had
been previously removed into the interior Of
the Crimea, or perhaps even beyond the PENN
sula for safety, and on account of the neces-
sites of the Russian army.
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THE YELLOW FEVER AT NoRroiK.--We publish
to-day letter from Mr.. Pickett, going to prove
the fallacy of the idea that the yellow fever
was conveyed to Gosport by the steamer Ben
franklin. He denies positively that there
were any cases Of yellow fever on board, and
States moreover, that she discharged no cargo
there, unless that term can apply to some
heavy articles Of passengers luggage. lie
thinks that the producing causes Of the plague
mnst he sought for elsewhere than in the visit
Of the Ben Franklin. We trust that further
advices will corroborate most fully those we
have already received as to the abatement of
the fever.
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MarEefs.

CHARLESTON, Oct T. 1850
CottonSales for the week, 10000 bales, at a slight
decline in prices. Receipts for the week. 800 bales
Stock hand TO- 900 bales Rice has advanced an &c
Sales Of the week. $500 erces. Flour and whea higher
PROVIDENCE, Oct. 13, 1856.
Our cotton market for the past week has been I'M
settled, and the sales moderate. Wool very firm with
large Sales amounting TO lab 600 lbs Printing Cloths
Market active, and prices firm with an upward ten
dency. Sales for the week s., 400 pieces.
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THE NATIONAL HoRsE AND CATTLE SHow-1his am
in Boston, commencing on Tuesday, 23d instant,
probably be the finest affair Of the kind that y
place In this country. Stock win be taken all
railways at half picc and returned free of expense.
announced that Messrs. Everett Choate, Winthrop
Sumner win speak at the banquet, Friday. The nan
OF the gentlemen the different committees show Il
the solid men of Boston" are taking an interest in
affair, and they will make fine thing Of it, Agreat
union cf farmers, breeders, &C., &C., IL expected.
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reparation in our power, and say that we con-
slider him respectable citizen who has no de-
sire to get into bad company. The announce
ment was more MbellOus than II we had called
him all sorts of hard names; and we feel CRATE
fsl that he had respect enough for the press
not to bring libel suit against as We shall
be more careful about such announcements
hereafter, in respect to our own pockets and
the feelings of our injured fellow citizens.
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COLONEL FORNEY IN Town, HAEMoNIzING THE
DEMoCRACY.-We understand that Colonel For
ney called together at the Astor House yester-
day, (here are no Sundays in revolutionary
times,) joint committee ofhards and softs, to
see if they couldn't be brought together on a
half she'll democratic ticket, and it is thought
hey can. The softs are afraid that the loss of
Preston King, Gen. Nye, Benjamin F. Butler,
and others of their big guns, will so weaken
them that it will be bad policy to run sepa-
rate soft she'll ticket. They are, therefore, sup
posed to be quite ready to shelter themselves
under the wings of the hards, so that the
weakness of the unfortunate administration
softs will never be discovered. Hence this
mission Of Colonel Forney here, from the
Kitchen Cabinet at Washington. We shouldn't
wonder if some sort OF democratic reunion
were affected upon the ticket of the late fu-
sion liquor conventions at Syracuse. 1t seems
to have been gotten up, in part for that pur-
pose. OF all things let there be democratic
reunion. 1t will never do to betray the weak
ness Of Mr.. Pierce and his Van Buren, branch
of the democracy in New York at this crisis
Never, never.
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"Death 10 the Turl<.'-Thfs was tho W.,
cry OF the Greeks but KNOX death Russian sablcs
Mines maren ynxes and all animals whore val
BILE BY going to KNOWS, OBS or 22 Broadway, you
the finest assortment Of furs imported and cheape III
usual prices. Call Ia and examine.
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Loss or Lake steamer Louisiana.

CHICAGO, Oct. Is, 1855.
The steamer Louisiana reef at Green Bay
the night OF the It'll ns and at last accounts her bow
five feet out of water and she in great danger
Of breaking up Her cargo consisted of hundred and
sixty tons Of merchandise.
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BALTIMORE Oct, IA, 1855.
The New Orleans mail Of Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day Of last week came to hand this morning. but the
papers contain nothing of interest.
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porium 214 BroadwayAn assortment Of choice furs m
In the various Styles which announced In
ruling modes for The approaching season, will be opcne
hi, establishment on Monday the 18th Of October Tie
and beauty comprising victorncs coaks mantles, pp
NUTS and cuffs OF royal ermine Russian and Hndsons
sable maren, Chinchila, ftcb mink &C., ogcti with
gloves q every description. The attention OF the public Is
specially invited 10 these superb iurs which, having b.
purchased under peculiarly ady analogous crcnstanccs
be sold at very moderate prices.
6EN1N, 2l4 Broadway, opposite 81. Pauis churcA
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The AMAZON STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
BIENNIAL REpoRT.-We publish to-day trans
lation of the biennial report recently present
ed in Rio Janeiro to the shareholders of the
Amazon Steam Navigation Company, by its
President, the Baron de Mana. This brings
the operations Of the company up TO the close
Of 1854; and as there is probably large
amount Of stock owned in this country, we
think it right to give the report in full.
II seems that the profit of the enterprise,
including the subventions received from the
governments Of Brazil and Peru, amounted for
the last two years to SAT- ,097; that dividends
of twelve per cent per annum on the capital
paid in have been declared, and that sum of
$5l,45 has been placed to the reserve fund.
The number of passengers travelling in the
first line-from Belem to the city of Barrs, in
69l, producing a revenue of SSH, and in
1854, 1,343, producing S29,601. The freights
in the first period amounted to sl2,575, and in
the second, to $21, 400.
The business Of the several other lines is not
given in detail; and there seems to be some
thing rather suspicious in that fact, when taken
in connection with this other one--that the re.
port commenc with an excuse for being pre-
sented SO late, and ends with another excuse
for its dearth Of details. Warned by our re-
cent experiences of the management of rail
road companies, we might be justified in en-
tertaining suspicious as to the squareness of
this biennial report Of the President of the
Amaz1n NAVIGATION Connanv
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photographs, imbrotypcs and DaxuerTs
types at BkhDfs National Gallery No $50 Broad way,
lhcmpson's saloon. "
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hlth ne ZOE manu- aeturer In he United state. a !,
nhse@ hnd pa'trt powder proof dss 49, -.
and croes bars Depot 49, Pea srees one DOR teo
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WbkED LlBEI~-We reprint the suboned
letter, which appeared in the HERALD last
week.
To TIVE EpNcR HrRArr-Undar the head ~
City Politics, IN today issue, my appears as can
ddae TOR torn1lman Of the Thirty seventh district
beg leave 10 my friends Of the Fourteenth
that unacq with the source that Il
from md believe TO have been done for the exnres.
purpose ~ injnring Please give this pub,itv ana
cblige your obed.ent servant,
W. RAINIER, ia Grand street.
INV YonE, October 2, 1856.
We trnst that all Of Mr. Rainer's friends in
the Fourteenth ward, and elsewhere, will acquit
him Of the foul accusation. lie should take
summary measures against the rascal who
started the report that he (Rainer) was am
bilious to obtain tbe (at presently rather equivo-
cal honor Of seat 10 the Common Council of
this city. We mako 10 Mr.. Rainier all the
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semi auction sale Of stocks and bonds this day IN
day. al IA eelocksn the Merchants Exchange For
ticulars see III IN another column. Ca,aog
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Photograph, Amhrotypcs and Dasuerrs
1hcmpfon's saloon.
An Express and TIRE mendous Sale Of Rons,
aines and silks manta and bonnet vcivcts borbasIaes
No f1 ass az m91 .1 and
OF The Lancaster quilts ON nand.
Evsns' Clothing Warehouse, Nos. ss and
Fulton street Fine fashionable cloth COATS - blue d
coas ss cashmere pants black fancy from - up war
spienod black ciotn oyercoats 81, &C., &C.
Edwards ON the Law or BaiInacntr,-rsk
Chapter s. draiuious commisons or msnds;es SsPss
graiuhous loans; Chaper Pledges or pswn- Chapter
carriers and Of passengers The above eSsps1
are treated very M making book q 6c7 pasea Price Il
Nassau street. n T., and rs Broadway, Albany, n. r.
College 81 Physicians ana Surgeons, No.
Crosby street, New York.-The regular course a n
lures Tor sion Of ls55B win co,annsuce on
&C., lS arc continue uS The middle o Msrcs The in
lessor Dalton at O'Clock. tuesday evening isb ia|
ROBERT WATTS b. sees es = s' of ne FACULTY
Great Bargains In carp.sings.-ws nav
cos &c. which we are Offering Il very 70 rses 9sT oo
sS Vi iotSssEEaY, sss broadway, near Grand
Gifss and Presents.-Juss Received, ana n
: a reduced prices The choicest selection fancy ro
and also every variety of toys, dressed ard unarexs, Al
games q amusement for children, &e. RoGER fsnc w
tAhr, $<s Broadway.
Wilson's Dande,ion Conce--A Truly Vain.
sehe and III bilious and liver con- piauts sos h. ~ hs
rlarn ce Hnsh'on, aud all respectable drnvriss
Ds1arec saIaD,s nsics safes-Robert n. n.
RICK u the ,ole manufacturer in he intel s,al.. - \
above ceietfhisd ttses and parent powder rroor