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A CLASSICAL AND SCIENTlFlC
"A SCHOOL will be opened by the SUBSCRIBER on
the first day of March next IN the cty OF &C. .o IN.
termediate and senior classes at the University
For testimonials of his success and ability az an In
Cb.;rman Of tbe Faculty, DIR. VIM. III. McGufey, Pr.
Mo. Phiia., Dr. Gessner Harrison, Pr An Larg, unl-
yersity of Va: Rev. VIM s. White, ID. ", LexIns-
ton; Rev Moses Hoge, D. d.. Richmond; ana tine IIus-
tees of the old Richmond Academy.
The fees will be: For Ancient Languages ana MA
thematics per session, $780, or for the short term'
from March to July, 1856.
English branches will not be neglected.
The French language will be taught by an experl-
enced and accomplished French gentleman, at the or
dinarv fee of go per session, s 10 per term.
Fees PAYABLE at the commencement OF each term.
de 24-2awtI March CHAS. b. SHAW.
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rTzs=zzzz==z=1 WINTER AKRANGENIENT..
Tssssssssss.zsSzQ RICHMONDAN AND DANVILLE RAIL-
- ROAD-CHANGE OF HOURS.-On
and after MONDAY next, the Sd December, the Pas
senger Train will leave Richmond at o'clock A. M,
and arrive at Barksdales at 81 P. NJ. Leave Banks
dales at A. NJ, and arrive at Richmond at 3l8 P. M.
R. E. HUGHSON, Ticket Agent.
Richmond Nov n 1855 no %
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PURCELL; LADD l. CO,
oe 10 Druggists, 80 Main street.

lACKSON,S BITTERS.-MOre proofs OF
j their virtue.-Read the following testimonial sent
tn the proprietor unasked, and who may be seen by
auy one who desires to use this article: b.
RICHMOND, Oct IL, 1855
"Mr r. H. JACKSON:
"Dear Sir-I cannot refrain from expressing to You
the value which Lhave placed upon your Bittep from
the fact that have been restored by their use to my
months ago with Diarrhea, which continued with
great obstnacy caused was told, by the irregular
action of the liver. l sufferedsseverely for long
time. was advised to take your Bitters which did
regularly and steadily for time and by their use
I gradually recovered my health and strength.
"Yours, very respectfully:
~. C. WHARTON,
"At Jas Walshs Gun Store Main st."
They may be found at Paterson L. Jackson's, Laid
lev Robinson's VIM r. NoePs E. ]. Picot's, A. b.
dekers s. M Zachrisson's, Chas Mllspaugks, BEN
nett Beers and Alex. Duvars Druggists, Richmond,
Va
All orders promptly attended to. au@
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40. = 0codAil spromisIng actor, died n Phil.
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WINDOW GLAas..1A varied assortment
~ OF large sizes, suitabe for frnnt store windows;
Tor sale BY WIN. SATTLER
Jai5 l42 Main street
Root nATHs...RounA and Oblong Foot
Tubs, Hip or sitz, Sponge and Infants Baths II,
great variety. Forsalsby
ja1s ZIMMERMAN.
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FARMERS BANK OF vIRGINIA.3
January 4th, 1856
III 4 President and Directors Of the
Il Farmers Bank of Virginia have declared dyi-
dend OF four per cent out of the profits of the last six
moaths, subject to deduction of one quarter per
cent bonus to the State leaving three and three quar-
teas per cent payable to Observation-Disclosures on Monday
the 18th inst. ia 4---l0t j. A. SMITH, Cashier
A DMINIsTRATOR,S NOTICE,.-Au
persons having claims against the estate Of Simon
Bonayita, deceased hereby notified to leave the
same properly authenticated, at the office of my
counsel Messrs. August & Randolph. Those in
date payment as 1t is necessary to settle up the
same without delay. All claims due the estate
which are not promptly settled win be put in suit
MARTIN NJ. LIPsCOMB,
Sergeant Of the city Of Richmond
ana a. such, Admr. of Simon Bonsvita, decd
de 1S-lm ~
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SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS.

SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RICH.
- MOND-Ofice removed to the store OF ChnF
tian n Lathrop, No. SO Main street.-In conse-
ouence of the resignation of David R. Crane, VIM II
Christian was unanimously elected Cashier. The OF
fee has been removed to the store of Christian La
throp. where depostes will be received, on which an
interest of per cent will be paid on all sums re-
manning on depesite six months or longer and i've per
cent. for shorter period.
Thisinstituton has been in existence twenty
years has loaned eight millions of dollars has
no suspended debit has lost dollar or failed
to pay any certificate when due.
JNO. THOMPSON, President
WIN. H. CHRISTIAN, Cashier,
mh5-ta HUGH w. FRY, Secretary.
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VAPIT A l. $50, OOO.-CONIllEKClA
" SAVINGS BANK.-Office at the store of Qusrles
L. Brooke, on 18th street.
Depositors in this institution will receive six per
cent on all sums remaining on deposite six months
or longer, and five per cent, for shorter time
WIN. g. PAINE, President.
It BROOKE, Treas. W6-ts
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rrnp1C11gne.

4 HOME yIEDICINR.-;pliks, pAw,s,
"A ELlX1R cares Coughs Cold sna s. su'p snS
Cough ana I ,sa IA soas
eiei,eUs q flehmond who have tested its virtues:
By timely use Of II have no doubt a. 49,
cne ,nrny doctors fees know OF its Eooa enscD
with trsas many other than my own family
b.y, used in my family fot three years and
found Il the best family medicine nave ever u'e"
afor sicEne. among children. nothing can be bet
terp--M b. .Godwia. gss -. H.
and have no hesitation in sayins that believe MI
Dsws 10 be the most valuable preparation Of the kno
now In use. n-E!yaA Werrss; u,a p.,n.tt = Beer,.
Alex. Duval, Paterson l. jackson, Chss Milspsusn'
Z. j. Picot, A. Bodeksr and Charles D. Yale.
NTOTHEKs, FATHERS, DOU BIT IT
INl NOTIFY LEONARDsS INSTANT NELLIE ,
certain cure for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hoerso-
ness &C. Give it to your children; recommend u 70
your friends. There certain few who hnd iau't
with it; they do not take 1t as directed; Ana ps
proof of the extraordinary virtues OF LEoNAhpc
COUGH SYRUP. will undertake to cure the most
obstinate Cough If of % years standing, free OF any
charge; or of any one who has tailed 70 os caf;S
ter the use Of any medicines or prescription, re-
commended by several influential ladies' OF sehtie
men of this city.
Price-25c. per bottle; bottles, one dollar Like
and dealers in the state of Virginia jas
ELIXIK ClNCHONK. = This prepare:
II ton is combination of the active principles Of
the best Calisaya Bark, with other improved and val
liable Tonic and Ant-febrie agents, here presented
in the form of an elegant Cordial Elixir which, while
possessing their remedial properties in an eminent
degree entirely devoid of their Objectionable Dit
terness and disagreeable taste. -
Ii may be employed with benefit in all morbid
conditions of the system connected with debinty,
whenever a corroborant influence is desired ana no
communicating symptoms exist and in the absence
of all local inflammation especially of the stomach and
bowels, it will be found highly serviceabe in relax
in IN.
loss of appetite and languor where tonic influence
il desirabe-intermittent diseases of Neuralgia 3r
febrile character and in many other cases TO which,
by analogy the attention of the intelligent Physician
will be directed. 1t will prove serviceable in ward
ing of the miasma arising from low or damp ntua-
tons and by its invigorating tonic influence In pre-
PURCELL; LADD CO,
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VALUABLEREALRsTATKF FOR SALE.

VAE = RIAL ESTATE EOR SALE
- VIII sell, on accommodating terms and for ree-
city OF Richmond and the town of Sidney except The
Law Building and residence on Grace street. / e..
three convenient and desirable dwellings on Grace
and 9th Streets very near to business ot and bricI
nouse near the above; lot fronting 100 feet on the
Agneuitural Fair Grounds at the corner Of Laurel
Grove and Strawberry streets lust opposite 10 the
cottage OF John Johnson, Esq. Call at my Law OF
nee, NO l, Law Building. where can be found con-
or other business. 81 n MINOR
ia t---dlm Affornav - T.w
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- ERVANTSe CLOTHING...I have now
- open very large stock of Servants Clothing
suitable for out servants we'll house servants
They are such goods as can recommend--heavy and
well made, all of my own manufacture, comprising
Overcoats, Frock and Sack Coats, Vests and Pants
Hickory Shirts, Red Flannel do, Merino do and
Drawers Those in want of such Goods at low prices
will please give me early call.
J. ID. GOODMAN,
No. lS4 Main ST.. opposite Eagle Square,
N B.-I have in store, Also large lot of ali Wool
country knit Socks de III 7 n n '
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EABER,S CELEBRATED LEAD PIN
4 ellis, oil qualities and colors, for sale by
ia VIM. 8ATTLER- I42 Main st.
" fu and essential article for winter comfort: for
rale by ia5 BuLKLEY co
DkIME CHEksk.-sO boxes and casks
= lending and for sale by
las JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
RqchnRIIltsE ALUM WATER.-Fresk
j.s BEsNETT, BEERS FISHER
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LADIES1 Wv EhsSf1VES, w It'll
80 HEELS.-The subscriber has just received
a lot of Ladies' Over-Shoes, suitable to wear
over Caters ard Shoes with heels They were made
expressly to be with heel Boots and Shoes, as
the fat bottom Over-Shoe is not intended to be worn
with heel Caters or heel Shoes. Also on hand
large assortment of Ladies' OverShoes of every de-
scrption and of be latest styles and best quaty for
sale low by ALEX. HILL, No III Main st.,
in u Richmond, Va.
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ANOTHEK INIPOKTATiDN -

OF BEAuTiFUL GOODS-JOHN
IADOOLEY, 81 Main street, has received,
this week. another supply of Ladies and Misses Fur
embracing every variety to be found at the first
houses in the North With these also, have arrived
an elegant assortment of Misses and Infants Black
and Drab Beaver Flats trimmed and untrimmed;
and Ladies' and Misses Black and Drab Beaver Bon
nets These goods are of the very newest style and
choicest description de 20---ts
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FRESH SUPPLY..Ladies, thick
and thin sole Caters at 81 so; Ladies' Mo.
rocco Walking Boots; Ladies' Morocco
Walking Buskins; Ladies' Goat Buskins; Misses
Goat and Morocco Boots; Children's Thick Sole
Bootees fresh lot of the above Shoes just receiv-
ed at DAVID WALSHS
de6 l29 Main street.
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EKEAT FALL IN CLOTHlNG.-Having
NJ taken inventory, and ascerained that our stock
of Winter Clothing is much too large. we have de-
termned it Off and in order to do so, offer
all kinds of Heavy Winter Clothing, such as Over
and Cashmere Vests Heavy Cashmere and Sattinet
Pants Mems Shirts and Drawers, Nc &c. at greatly
reduced prices. Those in want will do well TO give
us an early call. KEEN, BALDWIN K CO,
in 10 lO2 Main Street
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WIOOD, WOOD.--The subscribers keep
w constantly on hand fine supply of both PINE
and OAK WOOD. Terms 81. so and $500.
Yard at Myers Bridge, southside Canal, pposite
c. Walthalps Lumber Yard.
IA 2l-dlmk GATHRIGHT Il WOGOSON. :
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HATS, CAPS, SHOES, &c.

NEW AND EXTENSIVE H A II
Hi CAP AND FUR DEPOT, No. 70 MAIN 81.
AA Members of the Legislature and visitors TO the
civ will find at the above establishment spiendia
assortment Of Hsts, Caps, Ladies and Cniiarens ,
Fnrs. Misses Beayer Flats and Bonnets, and Fancy
Carriage Robes at wholesale and retail on the most
favorable terms. A. g.,
N B-Gentlemen's Hats made to order OF tine nm
est quality and at the shortest notice. ,rp
de- II BINFORD, DICKINSON WEISIGEk.
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BUILDING LOTS AT PRIVATE SALE.
ID The undersigned desires to sell number of un-
improved Lots situated the following streets, in
the city of Richmond and its environs-say Lots
ID street. near the Cemetery; on 4th street, Navy
Hill; on Franklin. between 9th and 9th streets; on
9th and 10th sts, French Garden Hill; on Dogwood
Alley, (Mayos Pian,) near the African Church; on
Leigh between 18th and 18th Streets 10 on 18th st.
and Fairfield road the workshops of the Virginia
st., Richmond Hill; on Bloody Run street, the
handsome residence of Capt George Myers; several
of the new Gas Works. with others Poplar, Mich
olson, Lewis and other streets in Lewis Plan Port
Mayo and the Town of Fulton. Persons wishing to
build in any of the different locations enumerated
above will Be offered bargains and terms accommo-
dating. For further information call at the Broad St
Hotel de 2O-ts /. A. GODDIN.
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- GENTS RUBBER BOOTS UNI
S5OO-The surest article to keep the ieet
dry and the cheapest Boot that can pc e
worn they will last as long as two or tnlee pali %
Leather Boots No Huntsman, Ditcher, Farmer,
Fireman or Waggoner ought to be without pair-
Call soon if you want pair, at No. ~ MAIN street,
sign of the Big Boot Washs Emporium.
ia8 WIN. "AOH'l
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-18
THE SHERlEFALTT.

The case between NJ jor Hufty and Mr. Bell
has finally been decided by the Supreme Court
in favor of Mr.. Bell, who is now the Sheriff OF
New Orleans.
Our readers abroad do not seem to understand
the matter, so singular have been the proceedings
during the pendency of the contest.
Major Hulty was the candidate of the Ameri-
Can party, aud upon count of the returns of he
Commissioners of Election, was declared as hay-
ing seven vot,s over Mr.. Bell. Two bal OF box
es were broken 10y some unknown parties, and con-
seqAently, two precincts were not counted In
these preciuts it is generally believed Mr.. Bell
would have had majority.
Under the law in Louisiana the election was
cont sted, and finally decided in favor OF Major
Hufty, who then entered on the discharge OF his
du,i as Sheriff. The Legislature happening te
be ID moor tic, by an address OF the two III uses
removed. Major Huity on the ground of the lba :
Iot-boxes having been broken. The Supreme
Court has decided that the L gislature had the
power under the Constitution to remove be Eher.
il, without passing upon the justice of the act o.
expr, ssing any opinion in regard 10 any act which
took place previous to thepassage ef'the addres.
by hat body.
The adoption Of this address lJy the Democrat
ic majority OF the two Houses is regarded ut leas
by the American party as desperate exercise o
power, and contrary to the spirit oil our iusiitu
ticns. They are amenaBle to their constituents
who will not forget to mete out to them the jus
tice they deserve.-lN. .. Creok.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-18
Orr Town.

AT thc present season of the year. Yazo) City
j. crtainl, is one Of the pleasantest places of the
S,utt. Ii r hills are enrolling themselves with
their green garb of Spring-her numerous flower
garlc,s are clothed in rich and varied veriure--
Der commons, earpeted with green, affords pleas
MT resort for her happy youth to engage in all
tiair rural pastimes-her river gliding peaceful
" AND gently along, between the happy cypress
aad magnificent magnolia, bearing on its surface
her rich tribute to the great CONNER ,ia empori-
Urn Of the South, with enough Of everyday busi-
ness throughout the town to give the the appear
unce OF thriving commercial place, renders Va
no City at this time pleasant and profitable To-
cation. The stores OF our different merchants
exhibit assortments of useiui goods 'as the shelves
arc supplied withvarious articles Of the new Spring
stock. They present vast variety to the eye Of
the Iurc nser and cannot be surpassed by any
ether mercantile establishments in the State
Here the dealer can I've accommodated to his en-
re satisfaction, with articles of the best and fin
st quality. Let those who wish to purchase goods
visit al Of our stores and ifthey cannot suit them
ives they rust be difficult to please indeed, fo
know of no description of goods, hut wha
~ be procured at presentin Yazoo City. Gu
'-oluce houses are also well stored with oil kind
o. provisions, groceries, delcacics, &c.
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In another column viii be found an article from
the Vieksbulg Wing, giving an account of the
laying of the Corner Stone TO the monument ofthe
great Statesman, that Is 10 be erected in New
Orleans. During our recent visit to the city we
had the pleasure Of forming the acquaintance of
he artist who is engaged to cast the statue, Mr..
CLARK Mills. We mentioned 10 him that no
than in Mississippi, and that it would afford us
great pleasure so see monument erected to him
ut the State capital. He replied that If the peo-
pie OF the State desired to pay such an honor to
Mr. Clay, he would furnish monumental statue
from the same moad in which he should east the
one for New ORLEANS, at one third it's cost. We
have understood the contract for that was taken
by him at $4,000. We are satisfied that there
are enough Wings in the State whose hearts
blood is stirred by the very name of HENRY CLAY,
"a the war cry ofthe Douglas Infused new life and
courage into the hearts of the S ottish laus long
after his clarion voice and brave heart were silent
and his stalwart arm had ceased 10 deal the death
blows upon their enemies that viii cheer'u!ly
We desire the cooperation and assistance our
friends throughout the State in this undertaking
We are certain it can beaccomplished. Will our
friends Mr.. Hillyer of the Natchz Courier, Col.
NJ Cardle of the Vicksburg Wing and MIR. Pur
dom of the Flag of the Union, who worked for
and admired HENRY Clay while he lived aud hon
or and revere his great memory in death, give thit
subject notice.
20, glorious HENRY CLAYl In time when faltered
The stoutes hearts, and shook the strongest hand:
When spirits with their honor ratered
And crouched before the tempest, thou didst stand
With glance fearless, and with brow unaltered
AS when the gentlest breeze swept DER the land
An oak-tree, breasting all the whirlwnd's power;
A stout ship, riding DER the roaghest wave;
An eagle, dashing through sun and shower;
A good man. coming to the wished-for grave,
Are not more grnndly calm than, in that hour,
Thy spirit was, thou bravcst of the bravel
And far beyond this land's wide territory,
Der the great sea thy full-voiced fame hath gone
To Greece. the home Of ancient song and story,
And lands that bloom beneath Southern sun
There still shall beam the lustre of thy glory,
Bright as a morn break when the night is done!
And when Distraction did, for years, pursue thee
And SANDER shower down her darts amain,
How spirit stirring it then to view thee,
Meeting the hatred with deep disdainl
Thy heart knew well the honor that due thee
And thou didst bide thy time, and not in vain!''
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-18
I,nioa of the Opposition.

-Whdtcccr minister may govern" said cele-
III. tel EagiiSh statesman, "whether factions may
srso LIT tho friends Of liberty lay aside tho gro
c,,lless distinctions which are employed to an,use
a1. beiray ihem;let them continue TO coalesce,let
them hold fast their integrity, support with spirit
~ pefsc ference the cause Of their country, and
will confirm the good, reclaim the bad van
sh the incorrigible, and make the constitution
Lnph even over corruption"
These lessons are full Of wisdom applicable to
present great party in opposition to the Fed
/ A ADMINISTRATION. 1t is evident that sincere
cordial cooperation of the American party
conser 'ative men throughout the Union viii
: adequate to the overthrow Of the corrupt caba
J " in power az Washington. 1t is now reduced
!, mathematical certainty that the nominee o
the Democratic party cannot be elected, unles
the American party is false TO itself We mus
act in union and harmony; looking only to tn
one paramount ohject-the good Of our common
coGntry. We must not suffer ourselves to be dis
concerted or divided, but battle gaanly togeth
o. against the intrigues of enemies. Sectiona
sxcitements, personal prejudccs, individual figure
AID passions must be merged into the great com
non cause. We must forget all feelings save ONE
We must resign all passions save our purpose
We must behold no object save our COUNTRY
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-18
Ground a nd Lofty Tumbling i'm
Arkansas.

The great circurious poet-orator of Arkan-
sas has been for some months amusing the pub
lie, with a series of tumblings and gyrations
quite amusing to the world at large AM the
Democratic party in particular. We frst see
tits won lerful Iadia-rubber man at the Philadel-
phia convention two years ego, framing the fa-
nous Platform, that the Sag NIGHTS have now
found out was most sublime instrument. Next
be as il New Orleans, at the Convention that
nominal ed our American State officers. He
fou nd himself in Ca hoic community, and then
as he intended to settle inthe city, he desired
to fish for popularity-he is considerably ishy
as his name indicates-he found out that the
eighth article was a compromise article, and
never approved BY him. His tumblings los,
him the confidence OF both parties and he chan
home and went back to Arkansas where he was
better apprec ated and people were used to his
political gymnastics. The next we heard Of him
he went as 4 delegate TO the.Convention which
assembled atPhiladelphia, on the 22d of Feb
rualy. Alter he got there, NOBODY knows
what turned up,or how he was thwarted. but to
the gr atdelectasion ofthe S.g NIGHT party, he
stearsap his credentials and away he goes into
another summerset more high by banting than
ans of his former feats. He gives his advice to
the Americans South, with the confidence OF an
oracle. His letter is a scdly affair, and shows
that he has always been tshy. We know of
no othe, effect it will have. but to make himself
as contemplate as he is ridiculous.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-18
prfng and Summer arrangement for 1856:
FOR LOUISVILLE.
The SPLENDID Passenger Steamer
Ljf@. .~;,
Fssei-=seS--Ss2s.
ROBFEsT =. WARD,
sSItAs F. MILLER, Master,

sSItAs F. MILLER, Master,
ga ILL lesve for the above port through
w ont the season ss fu ows:
Leaves Vieksburg, Friday April 25, at O'Clock
A. NJ. s
Leaves. Vieksburg, Monday, May 10, at /
o'ciock Am.
Leaves viyks5urg. Thursday. May 49,. at i
o'clock 81.
Leaves vcksburg, SUI day. June Is at o'clock
Leaves Vieksburg, Wednesday July 2, a. I
o'cl tx AN.
Leaves Vlcksburg, Friday July ls, at O. lock
AM
N B-Passenge-s can depend on this steam.
or leaving as adv rtised.
No stateroom considered engaged until paid
fr.
A plan Of the cabin eau be seen and state.
rooms secured nv applying to the agents.
BETTERTON d KEEFE
90 Tchoupitoulas street, New Orleans.
Through WIN I TYLER Agen vicksburg-
April 10