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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-23

E DIAaosD PIs.-We are advertising q
noted diamond pin, which tho owner IL anxious 10
GO possession Of The parson having Il Ia charge
will conier favor By lsaviag hat The Disps,ch Of
fee. n5.-sa 80 = !. ~, y. - so +.
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NEW SPECIAL NoTICBs.


WILL those Ladies who are in the habit
Of doing their shopping after the hour Of sunsst,
please reflect that in thus deferrinE TO make their
purchases they iuconsid erately .fcting great
dsgrse Of inconvenience upon class OF perez ns
whose positions, even urder the most favorable cir.
cums.ances, are arduous aud laborious; and whose
confinement. to copsiderabls extent, prsclndss .
to those social joy ments and reasonable
recreations which consde rations of health and duty
demsnd. We are sure that the lsdies--a prominent
attribute Of whose character 10 20 smooth mans
ged pathway through hfe--do not design to encroach
upon the limited time of dry goods clerks. We feel
confident that this inimation here thrown out, viii
induce an abandonment Of the custom referred TO
above, and thereby bestow . very great favor upon
class OF sincere desire IL to please
and serve their patrons generally, and thsi, lady
friends particularly. RICHMOND.
je 23-It = 7s'.i ae4,- ,{9asfs7
EvAnGELIcAL LUTHERAN BETHLEHEM
CHURCH 9th, between Clay and Leigh SITS I'll .
Rev. ERNEST LUBKERr, late of the Theological
Seminary, Princeton, New jersey. has received and
accepted q unanimous call to the pastorate of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church Of this city, and will
preach his Introductory sermon, Providence permit.
ting to morrow. June gath, at II O'Clock A NJ. Ia
the German lsngusse. glps gtH je 23-1t*
AUorIor NoTIcE---The attention of the
public Is solicited to our sale of MICH COWS,
CALVES. MULES. no RISES, So. &c. THIS MORN
ING at 10 o'clock at the horse lot. 90 t..,
js2i .tA.er. LARUS L sHINE, Aucts.
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AMUsEMElNT5.
DOPULAR LECTURES-upon /

DOPULAR LECIURE;S-upon the two
Il great systeras. namely: Excitement and selE
control ct METROPOLITAN HALL, on FRIDAY
and SATURDAY evenings OF this week Ians 22i
and ~, at O'Clock, by B. BROWN WILLIAMS
II. D., the diatin lecturer aad sntor
Sac small biils Dr. w 10 stop ping ct the st. Cherries
HOtel. He il from the Lung institute, No. g. Bond
st., N. T., devoted exclusively Co the treatment. of
Lung diseases by iubslaton, for which, % we'll a,
al long standing diseases :hs may bs eonsultsd At
bis rooms. je2l-St*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-23

~ THE WEArHER cnutinues hot and sui
try, Notwithstanding the heavy and ks sot show.
ere OF rain that have fallen within tho past week,
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KERTCH,

The neglect of the Russians to fortify
Kertch, and the failure of the Allies for so
long time to attack it, are both equally in
comprehensive, and reflect no credit on the
military sagacity and enterprise of either
narfy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-23

PAss-William, slave to James
Thomas, jr, ives enticed out last Thursdsy night
BY the music of the circus, notwithstanding the
fact that he hsd no pass; but his way home fell
Ia with two of the "Chariies, who laid hands upon
him and demanded to know why he was 10 the
street at that hour Of the night. Bin Immediately
declared that be had been sent for physician 70
doctor long since Dead which proved the fasity Of
his statement and caused him to be landed In the
cage Yesterday morning he repeated the same
s.oryl before the Mayor. believing that lie well
stuck to a. good the truth, for which he re-
ceiyed ten strioeS fsI+-. $3.50 tHs~ sfI
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CoRs.-If the weather continued as

CORN.-I III tH0 W6dtUtr CONTINUES as Sea
sonsble - At present, for few weeks longer, the
corn crop will be unususlIy large. We trust d
may be 80, for when grain is abundant meats are
cheaper, and poor people are better able to pur-
coass Il. At present everything but bacon 10 90
strongly impreensfed with silver, that none but the
favored lew dare touch other kinds of meats <.
cept rs luxuries. =
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SERVED HIM RiGHT.-James. slave to
Francis Mathews, was arrested 10 the street last
Thursday night, for disorderly conduct, and taken
to the cage. Yesterday morning he was arraigned
before the Mayor. who, on hearing the statement
of the watchmen, ordered him 10 receive thirty
stripes 'sta +'.f f'a'i wee 9s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-23

HARvEsTING.-The farmers 10 the neigh
borhood Of the city are gafheringin their wheat o.
rapidly as possible. and many OF them Will SOON
have their crops In the hands ofthe miers From
present indications, those who get to market hrsf,
viii make the best sales while those who bold back
for higher prices viii iod Themselves very much
deceived. the present crop being unusually large
and good. a.A
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DIR. WILLIAMS will deliver his second
lecture at Metropolitan Hall tonight and If Ii ID
half as int erestiDe az the experiments made by
him 10 Boshers Hall some few years since, we
and can appreciate good laugh, will be more Than
pleased; - i@..ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-23

Coop MoyE.-Some of the members of
the Council talk of pulling down the present Gage
ever the first MARKET and erecting q new station
house In some other location. II the finances of
the city will justify the expenditure this will not
only prove good but popular move; for the pub
lie market house iscertainly an improper place for
prison. ~-tiN
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TO MERCHANTS

JAMES WO0DHOUSE & co.
Are implied with an extensive stock of
BLANK BOOKS
OF ther own manufacture. from the cheapest to the
most superior. Their large books sach g lie Sssrs
Journals 20, are made Of the best psper and bound
with refsIence TO durability, - welt handsome
sppesKspce. Those who are particular in such mai.
tiers can paper from coed stc Oh on hand
which can be ruled TO any pattern deslssd tts5
BILL PAPER
OF various styles. qualities and pric,s.
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EFFEcrs OF Run Thomas Beale got
tight last Thursday evening. aud then got into q
fight with Thomas Bradford, for which he was taken
into custody by the police. When called before
the Mayor yesterday morning, be promptly &C.
knowledeed his error, as any sensible man would
for getting on Spree and on promising to be
more circumspect 10 future, was released after
paving fine of 81. nlz...s.s iIfss SEA 81. Z
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Mono Nav DEowsED.-Y Yesterday eve.
uins about o'clock, negro man was drowned whiie
usrf man, WIN wss IL the water Nth him, heard
him mate noise and fastened to his asse.snee, but
on eettrg hold Of him, fund It impos.sole g iet
him ashore and was therefore compelled to fethfss
co. Two white lad, Who we're near the SCENE. saw
the ae.isent, but found It impossible to render MIN
any aid. The supposion 10 that he was tsAsn Win
crsr p, " hich sussd him to drowr.s sfs8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-23

The EXCURSION OF THE EAGLE INFANTRY
TO THE SLASH CoTTAGE ON MONDAY NExr.-The
reasons for comm ending the attention of the say
portion of our community on the occasion of tbis
proposed excursion are stronger than usuai. With
the perfect arrangements ON hand, It. must result
pleasantly to all concerned; but it 10 proper to ap
prise all who enjoy such scenes that perhaps
chance for another froc of the kind win not be af
forded for many weeks to come. as ue learn from
the best authority that the beautiful now 10
much in vogue, and which Is destined to peTpetuate
the fame of the Slsshe1" to the most distant Time
IL almost wholly engsged for other and more serious
scenes On the 9Th inst. the Sunday Schools of the
town Of FIedericksburg will occupy the place By an
excursion In aid of To cir 1ciation and the 4th
Of JAY the Sunday scholars of the Second Baptist
Church of this city may be expected to assemble in
large force urder the direction of their able and
ergetc teachers and managers In addition large
gathering of the !" believers in the Gespel,'
pected to assemble on the second Sunday in July
the Cottage and continue their services night and
day till the edisg Sunday whilst the Methodist
church OF the vicinity under the lead Of the Rev
w. Motley, commencing on Sunday, Doth July, will
hold protrscted meeting likewise the ground
for several days thereafter OF there i very
lite chance for the devil to et little music at this
celebrated place for . while at least. i'@
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AT meeting of the dealers in Tobacco,

AT meeting OF the dealers in Tobacco,
held at Shoekoe Warehouse this morning, Mr. Jno.
Caskie in the chair, Mr.. VIM. D. Gibson suuounced
the death of Captain BENJAMIN SHEPPARD. late first
inspector at Shockoe Warehouse, and his mot io
committee was appointed to draft resolutions ex.
ssive Of the sense Of the meeting the melsr.
choly eve Mt. pig" ~ 3 ~ -l--fa 4sts 'it1
The chairman appoir ted the following sentlemer:
Messts James Scott. Thomas Walden, ST.. james 81.
Grant, r. Bransford. VIM. D Gibson and John Jones
The committee. through their chairman, present.
ed the folio wing resolutions: -ls.t'- n
fst Resolved, That the melan cho1y intaIlieeue q
Of the death of Capt BeDjamin Sheppard is received
BY all present with feelings of profound regret the
der tn of those sentsD ts IL only equalled BY the
hsh admiration we entertain for his character az a
Citizen and our confidence in his fidelity public
tfficer. - D. .-a.,t --.--...r - - :
q. Resolved. That we attend his funeral in a
body. Ds4'+" ~ 81. 4f ElH
. 3d. Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions be
presented to the beIeaved family, feeble testi.
moBy OF our sympathy. ,5 7 ,.l5s
4th. Resolved. That the editors of the daily papers
be requested to publish the fore going. IL,
,-'-f $50 Is JOHN CAsKIE, Chairman.
JAMES A. SCOTT. Secre tary.
Richmond, June 22d, 1855
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-23

GREAT RAoE.-Proprietor Green, of the
Broad Rock course, has succeeded in getting up
the greatest race for fall, ever closed In Viz
ginia.s We alIude to the sweepstake for all ages,
four mile heats $500 entrance half forfeit the pro-
prietor to add $1,000, provided four more start,
the race to come of on Monday, the 9Th of October.
This grand affair closed on the let of June, with
the following entries most OF whom are known to
the riends of the turf the best four mile horses
now living. We give the entries, with remarks:
Mr. William 81. Gibbons names b. m. "Philo, by
Mariner. dam Cassandrs, years old-and az her
prove, she ishard to beat at any distance. I.s
Mr. Fowler names oh. NJ. "Cordelia Read by
Wagner dam Madora, 5 years old. " COrdelia'
was the winner of the great race In the South last
spring, after running five four mile heats for Ii.
Mr.. Thomas G. Moore names CHI. b. Henry
by Glencoe, dam Madora, 4years old. Henry"
hss already proved himself a high trump, both for
speed and endurance, and If he comes to the score
10 proper condition, will be hard to beat .--,...
Mr. John Campbell nardes ch "a. "Floride,' by
Wagner. OCT Of Ann Watson, by Glencoe; and Oh.
f. "Laurs Spillmsa, by Wagner, out of Glovena. 8
years old. Floride won the four mile race at the
Oakland Course, in Kentucky few weeks since,
beating two of the fastest herses In that region
and aura spiiiman is also q winner on several
fields q '-~ss - -EG3tif "a ~. - a..'n~ :
Mr.. James Tally names g. 9. Zone Eye joe" by
Prince George, out of Registers dam, years old
As every body knows Joe, 1t Il unnecessary to do
Mr.. II P. McGrath names c. b. "Sam Letcher, {"
By Wagner, out of Medoc mare, four years old
Sam too Il not without reputation. ~ ! .
Mr.. John Walsh names b. g. Lawson, by Wag-
ner, out of Minstres dam, z years old, and more
NEST racer never made track. If he is all right
aud more than three start, he will be nearer ii st
than last in winding up. ~ -s.fsts - 49,
Mr.. Calvin Green names C.. h. Frankfort, by
Glencoe out of Mary Morris, 4 years old Frank
fort stands second 10 no horse In Kentucky, at This
time, not excepting 'Vsndal." whose performs
ances have sstonished the racing world -"
The probability now 10, that at least six, If not
eight, of the entries will start, and il they do, we
presume that the friends of the turf from all quar-.
ters of the Union, will assemble here to witness the
contest nv -, -. ., 2
Besides this purse, Mr.. Green offers several 9th
ers, at shorter distances, which will bring together
Selene, Caroline, Miss Juis Frank Allen, Sevasto.
pol, Voltaire, Florence, and possibly Brown Dick,
Wild Irishman and host of other fast ones,
thereby ensuring such a week . sport as has never
been seen in Old Virginia. Let distant readers
bear these facts in mind, and make their arrange-
mants to be preeent on the occasian - =
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MI EXCURSION 10 AND ,

II
ASAak THE EAGLE INFANTRY IN
CAPT. WM. MUNFoRD EEA
nform their friends that they viii give an Excur.
sion to and Ball at the above place OF resort ON
MONDAY NEXT, 18th INST.
They pledge themselves to maintain on this ocss-
sion their long established reputation for giving
conducted. agrseabls aud orderly embellishments
~ Music by the Armory Band. eLFE
e Price, One Dollar for the round trip Tick eta
to be had of the membera, and at the Ofics Of the
Railroad Company, st., y $500
The fist train will leave the depot at 81 O'Clock
P. III the second train at o'clock r NJ
e No chargs for Ladies' is 1g-td
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no MACHINISTS.-S C0CHkAN- :,

no MACHINlETS.-S. Cochran, If
Psteuhurg. Va, will give euph ymsn to six
1000 MACH1NtDTS. on Agricultural wsk viz
Saw Mil work None bat comp stsnt ste ADV worl-
nen can procure sussion. address tsrly a. above.
10 23-3ss - @5.eI = - = -, y
GHlLDREN'S ANKLE TIEH--A beau-
- asi and .agsrior lot. just reesiss ID Il N. Is,
Msn Of the Big hoot dos below 81. Caa,lss Ho.
tsl. opposite side, Main street. b.
nOUBLE ICE PITCHERD-Anothrr
sapsiy q these eslshrAtsa lee Rifehszs jsss re-
Us ases BULK. 7 1 co.
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TIMES ARE NOT NOW AS
THEY USED TO BE.-The time was
when you Ladies' used to be compelled give 81 IS
for pair of mics Morocco Slippsry now you can
buy the ame kind at 81 . pair at the Metropolitan
Store, while others still are sold low 75c-and
all warranted to wear well.
The time was when you had to pay IS for Cater
Boots; you osn have your ehoies of sixteen dif
fsrsnt kinds at only Sf25. at MAURICE'S. ~.-
Truly we may say, 'Times not now a. they
used to ben for they chan ged decidedly better
by the reduction In the price of goods. at = Esg-
MATRICES, ISL Main st.,
js % 15- Eagle sduare. Richmond
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lCHIRTS THAT ARE SHIRTS-such
~ ~ will fit and waar well, a. many will testify
who have been wearing tn EN- for the pact Z YEAR,
to their entire satisfaction. They always be had
at Ia Main street. ~. =, u ass
lie q .ss. VIM IRA SMITH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-23
THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,
Il At VA The NEW BOOKSTORE

full supply OF Catholic Prayer Books.
For sale by BUTTERB SIMONS.
Booksellers and dealers in Piano
je 23-eo6t Rortes. Music, &c. l57 Main 1t,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-23

GUNNER CLOTHING.-We have a
~ stock of Clothing for the present ssason, which
for extent quality OF style workmanship and cheap
ness. can not be exeelled Purchasers viii consult
their own interests BY c.lIing ON ESQ
" KEEN, BALDWIN 4 co.
lie IS @l 81 - s5fs-s 3lo2. Maia Strset
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-02-21

H
AWHoLK FAMILY BUrcHERED By THEIR
OWN FArHEK!A0n Tuesday morning last,
at an, early hour, man by the name Of
Burris. foreigner, murdered his wife and
four children, after which he set lire to bis
house, consuming the house aud the bodies
Of his entire family, who had been murder.
ed BY his hand. BDrris has lived for ever.
al yearsin North Tuality Plains, near Col.
Meeks. He has been intemperate for some
time, and lately has been considered partial
ly insane. As near as, we can learn the
particulars connected with this most foul
and inhuman butchers, they are as follows:
Burris, when drinking. was considered by
his wife and children as dangerous per-
son; Some Of his heighbors. had remained
at bis home on several occasions, even UP
to the night of the murder. We learn that
Burris, after his arrest, stated that he had
killed his wife and all of his children, four
in number, to send them to heaven, that he
had been directed to do SO by the devil, and
that he was going to be hung at Hillsbor-
ough, and 60 to hell. Burris was arrested
by the Sheriff of Washington county on the
morning Of the murder, and is now in Jail.
Since his arrest, we learn that he has atS
tempted to destroy himself, but failed to ac-
complish it.--qHe Oregonian.
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a. me |" musical Festival .nd Dance,

w. The" Musical Festival and Dance,''
which came of at DAYS Hail. last Friday
evening, was well attended, ,lshd by means Of
1t, considerable sum was raised for the
bene6teOfs the poor of Rayenna. The ar
rapgehents were complete, The music was
excellent; and we are assured that no one
went away poorer for spending a few hours
in social e6jOynsnt. and. thereby, contribat-
ingsemething towards the support Of those in
need. Much credit is due to the gentlemen
who originated the project, and by whose en-
terprise and Iiberality it was. conducted to
such pleasant and satisfactory results. a,i
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On Friday notniaa list, kulustn. lFsants,
who has been teaching school on the Troy
Joad, Ao0ut -four miles from fhis city, soon
after he entered biz sehooI-room,. delibersts-
~ placed loaded pistol to HE forehsad and
fired II of Al the moment Of polling the
trigger he raised bis bead, 80 that the ball
slid upward instead Of entering his brain, as
hwould have done II the head had not been
rsistd. The skull was NOT. fractured. He
is supposed to'haye been reduced in pfysi.
cal strength, and mad been low spirited for
some time past. Mr.. Frantz has been "A
close student, having mastered the French,
ltalish and German languages, also Latin
and Greek. He is said TO be possessed Of
more thdn .Stdinary talent A friend called
to see him soon sfler the affair, and, upon
suggesting that he would Immediately 20 for
a physician, Frantz replied that "tbe doctor
cant stop its moving" He was evidently
not in his right mind when the dreadful act
was done, We understand that he is likely
soon to recover-Spriaafeld C0) ErpositOr.
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Biographical Enigma.
AcaocosrIcAL.

- a.+
lam composed Or is''letters. Y:
Myl, is,s, 10, I, is 4 town in Austria. :
My32,$s,,aliss, ~ y town ip Afyhauis-
NY 3, ,,i2,.6,7, 8, ls, is an Island in Pol
ynec'a. eat IA rais8ii9la .a5idt54.8 a5ssiit O. j
My,4s 6,6,S; 10. is a townin Prussia. \.
Ny 5, 10, 10, is capeina North America.
Ny s, ~. 10. Sis a town in, Peru. b +.
MY 7,al2. g, river in North ,Carolin a,
My,s,,I2;6,7sisa . cape in New Iceland.
MY 9, 8. 8, is lakeoin Ireland, a,s, u ii
MY. TO- s,Ii'll. Is a riyer9iin Virginia; i j
MysIL s, 1875, II, ll,isa city in Russia
My ~, 81 9sbs 10, is an Isle on the coast
ofIreland. Ks .'5ssla lo.s bss ,..rtt at q d,
MyIs,5,6,is ia cape oh, the eastern coast
Of Arabia. ,'i@s@
My wholeisaIgeneral topic lof CONVERSE
tions 4 DIN it.e . Ei5 ,j,, + 5',9 \.
Will some one please give . soiutioni
Agst +3lftsffi9ff 9IFtsf " fslh g =. :, ~ 2p
eas Edy d tiafsl a4o yfn II l5ee O.a ~ W.eq
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6TIt is reported that the gentleman who
occupied the post of Treasurer ofrhe Know
Nothing council in Shalersville, afew,weeks
since, has gone to other parts" and taken
with him the money belonging to that couh-
ell, He had in5his possession about $40,
and when asked to hand the same over to
his successor, he declared that he "Kne.O
Nothing" about it. % F
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GoDEY for March is received. It ID an
interesting and valuable number full Of
reading, and containing several beautiful
rngravings. This magazine never fails to
appear at the appointed time. While its
pages are free from everything ill.natured or
vulgar, - is always sure to contain some
thing soited to almost every taste. Poetry,
history, fiction, philosophy and wit, each
have their place in its pages.
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/ IHs LAKE CiTrEs-The prodigious growth
Of these cSmmareial towns tasa i shown in all
the statistics relating 70 them. Chicago,
especially, seems IiikeIy " dlstshce nj ri4
yals. !ts / trsde il remarkably prosperous.
Duringthe year 1854, the receipts 1t Tie
Custom Hoase In that city were s577,l6o
%. being sn increase sf $sIs,s76 a7,S Or
within c fraction Of one hundred and swssty,
per esntovsf FscsiPss pfisSE'a hos .3s tfls' al.,
,sasiTa yesf 10 s1as 81 .tssst
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NEW CABINET FURNITURE.
....f WARE:ROOMS.
3 doors East Of the PIiRmix RI0ck.

THE Subscriber having gone into the Fur-
l. niture business very exteDsv tysis prepared 10
furnish his customers with Furniture Of the latest and
As have on hand aud am receiving daily from tho
well known establishment Of NJ. Denerest or Frees
dom, Iargeassortment of rich and and common Fur
nitnre of every descriptions to numerous pattcuar
ze, alt whehin style and workmanship IL warrant
cd to be equal to any in this market. - - -
Myfaeities for Misunderstanding and busstg, an6t I,
equahedby any other establishment. consequently am
selling to idfRiie dealers, and all Others much cheaps
er than can be bought elsewhere. g ys, IL
Those who are furnishing Houses are particularly.
invited to call and examine forthemselyessas the Fur
nspre will recommend itselfto all who are judges.
P. S. keep constantly on hand Dressed Fioorines
ao Sash, Blinds and Doors of my own mappiactRyE.
I am preparedto plane, tongue and groove Flooring
RaYehna, June-gO, 1854. J. J.V.TURNHAM.
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-GARRRTTsvlLLEi INsTIrUrE.-This flour
ishing School, located in the village of
Garrettsville, under the charge Of Messrs.
CLARK & PITMAN commences to next term
snsthe a6th inst. Ample provision has been
made to secure good instruction in Latin,
Greek, the Natural Sciences, Mathematics,
Music and oil those branches usually taught
in Academies and high Schools. . j, . "a re re