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EDUCATION IN Concentration the an
nual report OF the Superinte ndent of Common
last year forty one new school houses were erected
The number of School Societies in the State 10 tw
hundred and twenty-five. of which one hundred
and eighty nine have made returns. There
sixteen hundred aud twenty ak districts, being
eighteen less than the total of the previous year
the policy of disbanding the small districts having
begun. OF children between the ages of two and
sixteen ears, there in the State 100. 500 The
capital of the school fund is s. 049 953 05 and the
income last year was al47, ,2l5 02. There are re-
ported In very good condition, four hundred and
fifty four school houses; in fair condition FIVE hun
drod and sxty-four; in very bad condition three
hundred and thirty-two. OF the teachers three
hundred and sixtyone have attended the Normal
School
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wATCHEs AND JHwHI.RY.
THE OLA WATCH.


"a Nv grendfathers watch is battered and cid,
~ N II never coutsinsd either jewels or gold;
SSf@~~s~r,s1 thee now for many long years.
,5 clerished By me, though some gave thee sneers.
,',t.,gsh thou art thick, and not outwar6ly fine,
r.,,.gr summer and winter you've kept up good
;ige. c,,
10 s.er many rival. all cssed iu fue gold,
y.r ss,- prefer you for time, though you're old;
- - common sud worn. with Thin silver case
ses-,4ty can see the time row by thy face,
yct xii! ,su hear, hy that old whsezy sound,
Van ms; be repsied. you'll soon run aground;
And 90 eng as live, none shall part me and you.
srys while you're repairing by BARTHOLOMEW;
.r3ss tfosa old hands point the hour of day,
+, Re-. Is ne how time passes swiftly away;
ia, soon uu. leave thee, f,r none will be caring
! IN IKE YOU then, for thorough repairing
". ]. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker,
Corner of llth and Main streets.
\ B-Wstchrs Clocks and jewellery Of every do
.-rutt5a carefully repaired Hair Ornaments of evs-
~ kind made, and EDgrsvine neatly executed on the
shortest notice, and moderate terms any ether
h.c,e in the city. jeS
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Il. tzzssEHssgsssssss..s.s..1 THEADAM,,KxPKEss


e4ef OMPAHY, lS4 Main st. hav.
ing resumed their Siesmship
Express to aud iror, Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
ihond, BY steamers jamestown and Roanoke, which
leave New York every "Wednesday and Saturday,
ana thence by railroad TO Weldon, Whining on,
1yHcheufs; Salem, Wytheyille, and the principal
p,aces IN Virginia and North Caroilna, now pre-
pared to forward with great dispaI ch and at reduced
taIes every kind Of Merchandise, Vsluabe Parcels
,Ir"sHy, &c, to the named cities and all
places on the seaboard
our express on the Steamships will be sccnnpa-
eo oy special Messengers, rho will give their per-
s2nai attention 10 the carefu handing of goods
Is0s'ed TO the ADAMS EAPRESS CO.'S Steamship
Shippers will please take n-tice that packages to
Po.~ IA Virginia and North Carolina, will bs sent By
''eafneI', unless otherwise marked
ghi received on day of sailing until 5 o'clock
= m- J. l.. MACDONUGH,
Agent eff Adams Express Co.
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We, the respective friends Of Messrs. Ridrwsy and
fryor accept the fore going astmcnt as honorable
and just to the parties ccncerned.
j. NJ. GoGGIs.
CHARLEs IRVING.
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To REMOVE FREcKLEs-The favorite cosmetic
for removing freckles, in Paris, consists OF one
ounce of alum, one ounce of lemon juice and q
pint of rose water.
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THE HOP CRoP-The drought has affected tho
growing crop in Otsego county, N Y and the A.
has attacked the vine in several sections, effectu.
ally destroying the entire crop, which serves to
alarm the operators more than any previous in
formation, as this county is considered the grand
hop garden Of the States.
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ANOTHER CHURCH PAYING FOR SKIRTS Some
years ago, when the narrow skirts were in fashion,
certain good people built q church up town. In
order to get as many seats as possible, the slips
were made pretty narrow. This has occasoned
great inconvenience of late: but wss got along
with as well as possible until = few weeks since,
when four ladies, wearing those huge whalebonc
skirts, became wedged in one of those slips, and
were drawn out with great difficulty. The trus
tees had meeting, and at onee, resolved to come
up to the age, and workmen are now engaged in
renodeIling the building, so that q similar acci'
dent will not be likely TO occur sRain..N. T. Times
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Our FOR FREAoNr-fhe following Pennsylvania
newspapers which have heretofore been doubtful in
the political contest have 1atsy come out for
Fremont:-Harrisburg Telegraph, Msuch Chunk Ca
zette, Lebanon Courier, York Advocate, Norristown
Herald, Philsdelrhis Daily Times
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A HEAVY TRAIN-On Sunday morning . train,
consisting of 81 cars, containing cows sheep. hor-
ses and two passenger cars was drawn over the
Erie Railroad to Bergen Hill, N. by one locomo-
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INTERESTING DISCOVERY The Louisville Cou
rier says a very remarkable cave has been dis
covered about seven miles south of Glasgow Bar
rem county, Ky. Human bones of enormous size
together with cooking vessels, &c, were found in
one or more of the apartments.
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M. 1DDIN1aTON. Grads

ate, J Dentist manufactures Teeth ex.
pessiy Tor each particular ease Full
% ~Ax-Asefs Of Teeth, any parts OF sets,
M. A. ith artificial 0ums 10 one coatiauoss solid
niece Ths cost 10 the same single Teeth shaped In
inoulds in large numbsrs and sold for general use
.d.s rs.tores the gam and mouth to . healthy
~ a.nts jySt
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The citizens of Portsmouth,, Va. ere mootipg
ths propriety Of supplying the town with WAFER
from Lake Drummond.
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SURGICAL MALPRAcTICE.-A recent number
of the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, In
reporting recent case of alleged surgical NAL
practice, tried at Cambridge, says:
This makes the fifth case of malpractice that
has been tried in the courts of Middlesex county,
in this State within six years In these five cases
four verdicts were returned; and ALL after careful
examination were set aside by the whole court,
showing that the jury must have been clearly mis-
taken in the evidence, or were influenced in their
decisions by prejudice In four instances the jury
did not agree and in two only did they return an
acquittaL The whole expense of these cases proba
bly, has exceeded Sl0O00-most of it paid to coun
sell Nome Of the plaintiffs in these hare re
ce'red a angle cent but made for themselves. as
weli as the defendants, heavy bill of costs Two
methods have been proposed TO prevent such suits,
and are more or less practsed by some of eur best
physicians and surgeons: first. to refuse all calls
when injuries TO the joints or bones suspected
1t the parties applying are unknown, or are not
regarded :s perfectly honest and honorable. The
second is, to make written contract with the pa
tient before proceeding to take charge of him.
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Posi- OFFICE acknowledgements Genera
Eamphell has ordered the fnllowina.

Posi- OFFICE AFFsIRs.-Postmaster General
Campbell has ordered the following:
Change the site of Chapel Hill, Fiuvanna coun.
ty, Va, 10 K-nt's store, and appoint James NJ
Kent, ir., pos master; vice Wm N Perkins, resign
ed. Discontinue Rosevale, Franklin county, Va,
nearest Office is Rocky Mount. Appoint Amos 4.
Hall postmaster at Mcdowell, Highland county,
Va; vice George w Hall resigned Re-estabsh
North Mountain, Berkiey county, Va, and ap-
point Peter II Fookus, postmaster. Appoint Mar
tin Stepley, postmaster, Franktown, Blair county,
Va; vice NJ. Simpson moved away.
MINNESOTA TERRIToRY-THE PUBLIC LANDS
Two new Land Districts have just been created
for Minnesota embracing all the region between
Lake Superior and the Missouri River on the East
and the West boundaries of the Territory. and be
tween the Canada line and an East and West line
through point about six or eight miles North of
the mouth of the Grow Wing River, corresponding
to the line which divides township 45 and 46 North
Fourth meridian.
The act provides an appropriation of 900 for
new surveys Proper Instructions have already
been issued by the General Lane Office for exten.
sive surveying operations North of Lake Superior,
and in the valleys of the Grow Wing and MssissiI-
pi Rivers, where the Indian title has been extin.
Ruished and the whole settlements are said to be
rapidly extending
This is an important movement as connected
with the commerce of the Lakes and the general
resources of the country since the facilities of COM
munication now enjoyed through the Lakes and
various lines of railroad are such "a to afford am
pie outlets between this once remote region and
the Atlantic cities
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PROFITABLE MoNoPoLY-An exchange says
that all the sword blades made for the English
army are the work of four men, three of whom
are brothers. There Ia secret In the mode OF
manufacture, known only by these four, and
own assistants and have the right to discharge
them At pleasure, when they do not like them.
One of the brothers, at Enfield. makes eighteen
blades per day, for each Of which he receives %.
Sd. His average earnings weekly, are about $50
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DEATH BY LIGHTNING -On Sunday afternoon
last during the prevalence of storm in Anne
Arundel county, Md, Nr. William T. Wiburh's
wife and his sster-in'law, living near Davidson.
Vile, were instantly killed by fash of lightning
and strange to tell Mr.. Wiisurn and the house
In which they lived were not harmed in the least.
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nWsPRCiAL NOTICE.-Express packages for
o'-ok Petersburg, Richmond, ard all places in Vir
,n,a @ @ana North Carolina intended for shipment by
t'apslifs Roanoke and Jamestown, will hereafter
pe ieosived ny the AEAMS kAPRESS COMPANY,
M ae tae authorized Agents for Express privileges
Company. LJI,I,AMA A. pJ,EAsAETS
6p 4-{s E.ans.
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~ p.,suaY from the subtcHher, Arfnst Ist,
20 nexyo sneu named JAMES and JOHN, OF
ANs"-s complexion. The e'dest. James, very
E,i,rk about "a or - years OF age; john the
- = or IS ,esrs of age, both Of small statue.
!caoAs b,,e3 on the Richmond and Danviils Rail
'r.e vrAra s!ncs and it i, likely that thay msy
ns Er employment on that road, or they may
~, and nsse their way to free State: t9r the az
r l. rrunty. the above reward will be paid, and
"a ,... .D foJsrs II taken without the county.
'''| KIND +. PINCHBECK, hs'tosx r. o.,
Chesterfield county.
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THE DAILY, DISPATCH.
sntariay Alurpina. AuRust a. lsaH.

II 39Ue n
We And the following cor.
respondenee In the Washington Union of August
7th:
Me"rs Ridsway and Pryor, of Richmond, yirsinia,
me. snd exchanged shots without effect. We, tho
underssned. who arrived on the sround ar he f;,e
then tsferposrd and at osr request tho chaenEs wss
Withdrawn happening 90 oar satisfaction that the
ar ioie OF DIR Pryor, which was the occasion OF the
ehaHenFe, was written under tho belief that there
wn ru4ed pnrpose on the part Of Mr.. Ridgway to
insult hm and provoke quarrel. we recommend that
Mf. hiasway disclaim such dehbe,ste purposs, and
that aa and every AticIe which was REGARDED a. Of
,ensive either by Mr. Pryor Mr. Rdsway be sipqa,-
tanfon''g and frankly withdrawn and We trust that
neIester thoss relations OF knrnes, will ubsst be.
tween them which become gentlemen who have 40
well approved their coursge and honor
p. p. BROOKS.
IL. EpMuNDsoN,
JOHN s. CAsKIK.
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RuNAWAYS.

RUNAWAY Runaway from the
2 .rh..r,hsr on the lat January last. neyro
y asroan named AMANDA, belonging TO The
40 s.,a.a of samuel Pieshants. asceased. She
%~,.sf sa.rk brown complexion. ssoat TWEEN
49, ,ssc, old and has a mother living in Butch
tYsNe" "a many relstiors living in Powhatan,
'i,oN" .hs is no doubt harherrd sns usual reward
va, he paid upon her delivery 60 rne at the jail OF
Nen7ce' sr' A' ALFX. r. HUTCHINSON.
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in ShfFF EDhONDsON for SALE.
Lc1I-lhs celebrated Race Horse and stallion
ahiFf EDMoSDsUH, Is now Offered for
90 III = !ooo each, provided purchaser is had for
~iihin sixty days. His pe rtorDances on the turf
ni Tue hghes order, ss will be seen By reference
~ ~ re Iaf RsgIa'ersnd his pedigree is inferior to
vnef staihop In the country, Any one wishing to
can see the horse, and get all necessary In
''fmstion, by application to
JAMES TALLY,
TIN Fairfield f'ourse ussT Richmond.
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.-v. CARRIAGKH, CARKIAGK rs.
&8XE The subscriber has on hand, At his Coseh
xnE- Making Embellishments, ON Lombard Al
lev between Main and Cary .I5th spd Ilth streefsl
nssr ths Columbian Hotel COACHEs CHARIO-
TEES, BAROUCHES, BU6GIES with and withsut
tops and SULKIES, all of his make, Of the best
materials and wo-knanship. All Of which viii be
sold as low good work Of the kind in the city
of Richmond; and respectfully ask call from those
in want of any article in the Carriage lins de-
teruuined TO make TO order and sell at tbs lowest
prices possible, and all work sold, that II new, was.
ranted. z ~ s-- -. ls
fe %-dem MfCAJAH MANGyIM.
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Mortality AMONG HcCs-The farmers on the
Big Miami from New Baltimore 10 Venice, Ohio, srs
hch carries of sUcut of every 100 attacked within
two hours after the symptoms manifested The
Cincinnati Gazette says:
The farmers call the disease cholera; the spasms
and other symptoms exhibit similar evidences OF
coueesou ~ those manifssted by human beings sex-
ed with thst fatal disorder. A. q. Cone, Esq has
Lost SO hogs and l. h. clsrkson, Esi, over 200
nsixhbsrng farmers have lost IN proportion. These
were lively, healthy boss mot sillfed. panic pre-
ats among the hog feeders Of the absvs dstSt and
they are sellips of' a. fast a. they can.
BRicxs.-It was stated 1t an adjourned meeting Of
tbs brick ManufacturerS Association, held in New
iort on Tuesday, that bricks now sailing at 81
hundred, which 10 less than the scfualecst Of
facture and thst 60 600 bricks are now lying idle
ia the arches Of brick makers who deal with New
York The aociarton desire to raise the prise from
- 10 e45o
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c~k CAhniAak AND w A Il - N
Ess2yt. FACrORYs-~Tke subscriber has opened
Tony bis CARRIAGE aud w AGOH FAC
~ co leti street between Franklin and Grace.
&c al be sind 70 see his friends and customers
~ Light CARRIAGES, RU3GIES, sULKTE5,
- ". made 70 ofderi and all work made by lin wat
Y EEfAl2iEG done promptly and reasonably.
y H-dlm THOMAS Fl. FOWLER.
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&C. = FOK OLD lTINI, ,,,l,s MssH-

EnS FOLK AND PURTsMOUTH.-
The sreanbost AUGUSTA, Capt.
VIM c. SMITH 10 sgsip ON the ronts between Rich
nond and the above places, lvis Port WalshAll hay
ing been til roughly overnsuied and reftted, both
a. regards her machinery and bu and furoshed with
a ne wrought iron shaft, new water whseh, he.
Tho cars, fanning IN connection with the Augusta,
will leave tho Richmond Station OF the Richmond
and Petsrlburg Rai,road every Monday. Wednesday
and Friday, at O'CLOCK A. NJ Returning, the As-
sus.s will leave Virgins wbarf Nsrfoik, every Tues-
day. Thurudsy and Saturday, st y o'clock A D.
iy92 THOs. DODAMEAD. eup't
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unzk.1.- CHI u CKERINGSH PI.
Etlse15=z74 4Ef34 ANO FORTES-To be had at Nc.
fTMH 1860 Main ct {, opposite the Exchange
y y Bank, Richmond.
y NATH'L CARUeI.
iy I4-6&w1y aole Agent
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INSTRUCTIONS ON THK

.-H7lXss-1 IN6VHUCTIVN ON TIKI
7iiis1lz[g| PIAN0.-A young lady who has bad
H-H hi considerable ex perieuce In tsschips
Y y Y v and can produce pupils that, in one
music, wishss a few more scholars A. she herself
received inst, uctions from the principal pianist Of
Jenny Lind, w. NJ. Hofna ann, Esq. feels confident
she can sve satisfaction those who encourage her.
Terms *I5 per quarter OF 20 lessons Address n. g.
A.. box 567 post office ssaszs iv 2-ts
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I'm FntyGsI5 f,oura. ,,s.r Riri,n,crd

1sN FDh sAIE-.As exec ilenl kiaips
G3EtIHAhE. wei kuowb in this city. Apply at
'his of'i"s iy h-ts
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' IL.
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in Virginia.
1t is their intention raise the necessary funds by
an appeal to all the Members Of the combined So-
cieties For this purpose subscription papers, with
captions containing lithogrsph of the building and
brief PLANTATION of lis purposes will be placed IN
the hands Of SCENTS furn ished with lists OF the Mem
bers of the three Societies. and directed TO make
sonal application for contributions wherever u Is
practicable. Atefs.. q
c your Pctitioners solicit aid tbs following par.
ticuars:
That the Council will direct the Engineer Of III.
city to confer with the Committee of the combined
Societies be appointed for ths purpose, End to de-
sign such building - they desire. .sssssa
That the lot on which Lsfsy efto Hall stands. end
the building proposed TO ho erected, may he vesfed
in trust in the city Of hicbmaId Tor the foregoing
That ths subscriptions may be raid to the ei.yin
trust for the erection Of the building, which how
ever, sto be built uuder the direction and a. the
expense ofy your Pstaonen.
Tie suthonty for these truas in the z2nd seciien
o. tho city Charter Acts Of 1852 p 49, read - fol.
%. The corporation Of the city Of Richmond
shal hsve all the estates shis tities and privileges
all the fands a5d sims, and all the ywsis
capacities, falchises snd immansss yn'sa We We
tanned TO the city of Richmond, or 20 tbe -
dermen snd commonality Of the city Of EicnmoSa.
By or under any .cs Or acts oi .ns ,h die se
Especially shall il costinue 70 h:ve tns . ~
chasing and holding estsfss, real ana pessons e1neI
for th: pfepsr use 9. ss,a cy isp. bsr s ana o
tIn And shs. comsisss. u the cessctl msy 3 sp-
Rsas:s sas:a is:ss. 1s.ss ..s I'd he
of contrsctng for and supsrvsng the oi snS
buiidins OF regulating iss control ena pccs ne ~
sther necess~sy details In which The Coeaesi nsy
feel iutsrssted.
Obsvxcfisn The Recorder made Gureenheis
mer nav fns Of o. for obsiructing the sidewalk
Of Broad street with empty boxea
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For further information apply to
E. A. GOODWIN,
Ticket Agent 5. $. r. r., Petersburg.
CHARLES CAMPBELL,
supt. Richmond and Danviils r. r.. Ric hn,ond.
Il. Fl. GILL,
sup't. Y l. r. r. K, Lynehburg.
KENF, sUMMERSON u co,
ie 2--Sn FinesstIe Va
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!. ,,tts sa.Isss.l THROUGH FROM BUtHAAAa TO
LNNCuRi re AND NIEnMNNl

are from Lynehburg to buchanan. 80
rom Lynchburg 10 Charottcs vile. ,........... 81
On ana after the I'D OF October Boats will
bnehanan al a NJ, and Lynchburg y NJ. Monday,
Nednesday and Friday and arrive Rheims a
al > O'Clock A. NJ
Charlottesville passengers leaving Lynchburg = T. NJ
reach Scottesvi!e at Vt ri day arrive in
i"ttesvie at D T. NJ Leave Lynchburg Buchanan sni
Lexington at 81 A NJ, Monday odnesday Ilidl
arrive I L. NJ.
From Lynchburg Richmond zee time and distanccs
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NEw.YoRK ADVERTISEMENTS,

<VO-PA RTNE 0ssgBp NOTgGR.-Gse ""~er-
s,rped have this formed partnership IN the city
of New York under the hrm OF Bhi AMbs MOI ~
r the naro.e Commission business for the
sale 81 M.epVaeTuRsp and LHss TOBACCO coTros FLOUR
IA AN and produce generally Leeatioa ~ Water street
Uavlng annie means prepared make liberal I'D
vance. on produce consigned for sale
In New york Shipments through Messr l. Register Bro,
a Co Richmond Va will be forwarded free Of charge
JOSEPH BRuMMEI., Of Richmond.
A. L. ROYSrER, of New York.
] u RoYsTER of Richmond
S.w yopx January l. 1856 Jan 25d6m
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Also, just opened 10, of fine Segars and Tobacco
jan .s-is
NJ EW ssVOa~.. SsW HUUsAs .!-a-aync a
~ CHRISTIAN have for sale the following Works:
Robefsnns I'D volume Price So;
Matthews Digest the Laws Of Virginia. Price So
Virginia Convention of I776-by Hugh Blair Grigsby;
Macanlay's History OF England-3d nd 4th volumes
The American Almanac tor lsJ6,
Land Labor and Gold-by Nm Howlt;
The Virginia History African Colonzation-by Rev T.
Slaughter
The Three MHrriagcs-by Mrs IIubback.
They would call their large assortment Of
Letter and Cap Paper-just received very fine.
fp
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ssst, MORE NEW BOOKS, at Morsc's.-
aL/S ardening for the South by White, of Georgia;
AS9y Iiumbolts Island of Cuba; WARM Kansas Rough
4yy Trip to the Border, among homes and strange
- people, Ernest Linwood, by Mrs. Lee Hentz; The
Welded Life by Mrs Leslie Toing and Hoping
by Jenny Marsh; The Old Dominion. by James, Putnam
iekerbocker and Methodist Magazines for April Black
wood tor Mach. apl Its
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- 4. BOYD, COnfectiOner and Candy Manu-
% FAcrUHER, DEALER IN FOREIGN DOMESTIC FRUITS
NUTS t6ARs, FANCY ARTICLES TOYS, &C &C, wholesale
retail has received the largest stock that he has ever
the public consisting in Of Cocoanuts Almonds
Palm Nuts Pecans English Wanuts, Fiberts, Ground Nuts
Chestuu Sardnes Pickles in jars Fig Paste Gum Drops
Fire Crackers. Roman Candies, Hemp Seed Sky Rockets
aisns Figs Prunes Preserved Ginger in jars do dry Gin
fresh Peaches do Tomatoes Brandy Peaches in Ma
pie Sugar, Dates Currana Cron Oranges Lemons Canary
Juube Paste with splendid assortment of walking
Canes Banjoes Acoordeons, Yons, Castnes Violin Strings
osin screws Bridges, Bows &C. with endless variety OF
Toys and Fancy Articles.
Plain and fancy Candy manufactured daily of the best ma
terlals, for sale In quantities TO suit
Thankful for past favors respectfully sooa calirom city
country buyers they fail be pleased with
stock and prices.
dec Its W S. A. BOYD.
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= = y
Inc l. >. Mail steamship Jamestown, IN
nand OF Capt LEWIS PARRISH, leaves lolk regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at > O'Clock. for Ricl
mond She wall NOT take any freight City Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON al clock for New York.
Those desiring ship by her have their goods hore
Monday Passengers desiring take this ship here have
state,Room seeuredby addressing by mail
20 The ROANOKE, Capt SKINNER stops City Point,
where She will land and receive freight Both the jamestown
ana the Roanoke receive and land passengers city Point
and Norfolk. II,Jl.AN & " Al SIN
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