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no CIE LADIES.

TIE subscriber -ould call attention Of h-,.
49, ladi- To his soeLof BOOTS, SHOES Gal ~
IkHS. which he has just reved from tie cethr.ed
manufactures of Phladlpha~eected himself persor
ulay fr h retail sse-, which Dart The
foloH ing seasonsbie Roots, si-=s and GAiters,
Victoria Winter Roots, pmethng neN and elegant
Morocco Thick Solr,i Sinehai do
Morocco Weli-d High icrSB Boots, do do
Goat, Cali, Seal ana Mrocco do do do
Morocco, Goat Seal an Calf welted Busklzs, do do
Black Italian and satrFrancas
Thick and Thin soed Otter and tin.
and rights and left hnea quality ,o n,-,,Tr
In al, the best assCsnent he Ever had brfo, md n,
lower prices than eer. 1890 ""N -
Splendid Black and Broted IIeeed Gaiters
Bronze, Slate Tea Maren other .l Cellar. ma
Shades '' ~
Black and Colored do, pln and without tops
Together with complete seek OF most every I'm nj.
ne suitable Tor the season Il add which
be sold cheap possible ADs friends and h- General
would do wen TO give hipi Ell before elsewhere
ID. u. FRANKLIN, Dealer and Manufacturer
deo ". 2l5 Broad st&e ct, Shockoe Hin.
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idIV, J. sdre LVncl5urg .HOnddv,
~, az Wednesday, Gnd Fri,idy. ~
GREAT ATTRACTION
CORINTHlAY HALL.

IUItTN UALLt
TnNE SUBSCRIBER respectfully public large
be has htted up Room the above Hall Jr purose
conducting the
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
IN Ill ~ hranche and prepared furnish pictures
style - the this country Europe he special
attention o. BIZ style Pcures AbroJpe
ceedng 10 beauty md durability thing before made
Pictures mot reversed and be
ht They mperhhhe being hcnctcny sealed
ass plates which sealing secured BY Letters the United
staic and Europe and Owned In this BY GIBBS only.
Fhe hmhroycs pronounced by competent udg BE- The
Eaudzt achievement n The Photographic having relief
clarnss- truly astonishing Msfe from e smallest Ire
Amlotys seeoscof be 10 b. appreciated relief
being fully perfect Ne life.
Also their Monographs or Pictures paper from ne se
equal u te hues cngravnF and ANY
num from ngle snE-om one 70 thousand-eiier plain
or coured, In water or Oh.
Cus aui sraugrs invited call examine specimens
Oh" var,us branches they assured polite attention
superior Pictures y OIBBs
Ps-ig hmbrotypes The style Of dapery The color eve
makes np feuce on equally well taken Dsguerreotyps
copied Into Aiuirotypcs and made permanent.
ocZy PFa
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ENGLISH HOOKS.

q MORRIS. No " Main oHsrs the following:
~ byrons mplee works, Murtay beautiful edition; plates
i6 vols; pos, svo; si2.5n.
Maesal.y'. History OF England vol, 1 and II; svo IS.
Lyefs Manual Of Elementary Geology 9Th edition
laTged illustrated with I5h wood svo ti.s5
Lyr Prrepe Of Geology; ninth and entirely
mates. seas.
cres Dictionary Of the Arts Manufactures
large1 edition; plates, vols. svo; Is.
Letters Of the Earl Of chserud; Lord MAhOn edition.
sso; 80
Gollsmih' works edited by Cunningham; Murray. edition.
vols syo: ~.
Gibbons Decline and Fall Of the Roman Empire Mmsns sii
usn edited by DE- r. Smith: vols
Ne6uh Lectures Ancient History edited by Dr.. schz;
vols SNn, $3.50
Nehahr- History ot Rome edited by BARI Thss VOLS
svo, $50
tiorou'. Biographical Dictionary; vols, svo: s9
MIR CoSin Carkes Concordance
Byrcn's Child Harold Marssys beautiful edition, illustrated;
Crown
R,a5
branes Dictionary OF Silence, Literature Art LoasmAns
edition, svo, $3.50
Arabian Nights Entertainments; Lanes edition. cuts
e..
pos~er LIE Of Or. Johnson Croker. ed,n, With portraits
-ol. Royal svu. IS
The 10 vols with Illustrations. Fcolseap SO go
Walton and Coi,ons Angler; Majors Illustrated don;
se.s5
Lord Maon's History OF England Murray edsioa vols
Post e..
shassTesrs Works; knights pictorial edition
vols, si5 y
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STEAMBOATS,, &c
y. :. ,r-,IL LINE ron NEW YORK. FROM
RICHMOND
CHEAPEST AND pLEAsANriSr ROUTE.

CHEAPEST AND PLEAsANTkSr ROUTE.
TEN DOLLARS To NEw YORK tNCLIplNf MEALS AND STATE
ROOM; flNE DOLLARS STEkRAGE PASSAGE
TuNiiE large double engine .
II wheel steamship JAMESTOWN. Capt PARRisH.
leaves Richmond
ting at O'Clock, and city Point at O'Clock
The ROANOKE Capt SKINNER leaves City York
every saturday morning, At O'Clock.
Passengers desiring RoAnoke
Richmond by the early saturday morning Petersburg
the hp will u stationed for purpose ornshng
seners and to give them such Information
Tose who prcicr taking the jamestown City Point like
manner avail themselves OF the carry Wednesday,
tha The charge In either m he the either
$40. through from Richmond to New York.
Passenscrs who prefer to their hcrths and tickets
either snP at Office south side OF the Baln
day Of ruesy Friday each
getting board 81 Tie jamestown the wharf
O'Clock every Tuesday afternoon
uih2 LUDLAM WATSON
UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA CITY POINT AND NORFOLK.
- rEAMER VIRGINIA Capt DAVID rEAi. Steam
- CITY or RlCliMOND, Captain 2 MrrcHEiI. >SSss
Steamer PENNSYLVANIA. Capt. 2 GurORp. Nfffr
One Of the~e superior Steamers NIL Rich
mond until further noie Tuesday and Friday touching
City Point and Norfolk receive fegh; Returning
cave Philadelphia "Wednesday ana Saturday morning
O'Clock.
These
for the comfort Of having n added also
for fgh and regularity, dispatch protect
goods committed
80 No tTAnshipment by this line.
FARE REDUCED
Passage through to New York, and found Observation-Disclosures %
Do do Philadelphia, AMI found. lSt cabin
Do do do found, 2d cabin ....... ~
passagc City Point and Ncrork by the
days and then proceed New York ~ The ticket
lett n r. FUTILE, Rockets
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UsrrED STATES SUPREME CoVRr- Washington, January
s.-The following were before the L. : SupreH
Court TO-DAY No. 21.-Louis Curtis 81 AL There,
court 1T the Eastern District OF Louisilua. Judge Camp
bell gave decision iismsing the with costs, tn,
transcript being in conformity with the 18th and
rules OF the court and the Judgment OF tn circuit not be-
ing Of a nature 10 be re-examiued by this court
No .. Henry r. w Hills eNecutorsvs James l.. Meek
ct a-an appeal from the circuit court Of the Southern
District of Mississippi Judge Catron affirmed the deere
Of the circuit with costs.
No 81 W. I. Minter ct al. W Charles Crummclin--
error the supreme OF Alabama. judge Catyo0
reversed the decree OF the supreme court Rita
No 81 Edward c. Richardson ct al, appellants,
Sylvanus Holmes ct al. The argument conclude.
by Blob for the appellants
No. 81. William Jones ct al, plaintiff, Vs. VIM.
Johnston The argument commenced by Mr.. Scam
mon Tor the plinti.
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LOTTERY on THE HAVANA PLAN
On the third SATURDAY in each month.

APPROPRIATION PRIZES
The two preceding AMI the succeeding number. IN o
ming the FIRST 200 Prize, entitled APPROXIMATION Pss a.,
''N' -
The payment Of all Prizes 4 STATE Of MARYLAND
All tickets In the o,s authorized State 81 nrylnud
eeSr the Autographed sEue Of - y BRESAN Geu,ta Arrns
for the Contractor. '''N->
PLAN@R THE LOTTERY
There 90Co Ticket. nu from to a,OOa u-. are
1000 Prizes Tie numlcrTrum gaDn cofrr.n udnv N ~ r..
On The tickets; printed on SEPARATE sp, e paper Up aud
rnrrcyd with small Tin tuls ard ne A.pnt.
Of the different 2Un ill rolled uu la the s,,r m mr.
ard placed in another we, PrUIuaton rrI. Are AZ.
cded shove " "
Amer revolving the wheel number the wheel u
numbers, and at the THE the Prize uh. y
boys who bndoied These opened aud esIhtl a. G
Andenee-the prize being cted the Com.
missioner This OPERATIONS repeated I'LL all drawn
Persons wishing parculf numbers their orders carly
with instructions what 10 d'in they soli
The drawing Will be promtiy sent To all purchasers
rRIC: or TICKETS
whoies flf Halves - oArtsrs sg,a. Eighth. s.25.
Address orders for Tioketso y \. BRLNAS,
dsl>-lm-lPl baltimore NJ
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M gsszsllsRa
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE sOUrHSiDE AND VIRGINIA
AND TENNESSEE RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRAYG EMENT.
SHORTEST, MOST COMFORTABLE. AND MOST ENPEDlTlOCS
ROUTE TO The
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

HASsAGK ohEcKhp THROUGH kNoErr o>
uvIsIrORs the Wig Springs this the South
Railroad At Petersburg or TIE Richmond and Danve
A NJ, daily, Sundays eSceptel
.top for twenty Junction Tor breakfast Arrive
Iyrr dinner, and thence via the Virginia and Ten
us. Railroad Bonsack Dcpo; 81 2. NJ the day
and there take KENT, SUMMEE>oN cos
FINE LINE OK STAGES,
and arrive At the White Sui
phur Sprug IL m early ne evening Of M second day from
Richmond Petersburg without NlGlI TRAVEL and with but 6t
miles Of staging.
and Tennessee Railroad u located through most
country, Possessing climate unSurP'sSd for IT. salry
and stful temperature The rosi passes the base c the Peak
miles All ghAny Sprug mile
the Montgomery White Sulphur SPRING. and within
four yellow sulphur Syringe al pleasantly situated
apart i Eastern slope Of the Allegheny mountain n
Montgomery county these Springs celebrated Tor
ther grrai qualities the accommodations excellent aud
have hrrng greatly increased since las;
f- Red Sulphur Springs take Ktn Suuuersou
Co. Stages Nswburn Depot AZ ~ A " he next day amer
leaving Richmond, and Red Sulphur Early
afternoon, aud salt Sulphur ylIly Ia the evening
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f 2 n1 + y / T I Y r E

up1NFoRD PORTER have In this
> time, the largest Richmond made E4{N
FURNITURE be found ~ ses5E2kIk1
superb built by the bet workmen
under the immediate propetors.
who thoroughly
robc Chairs Brsiesds equs New York
elsewhere. be had OF Their determination reduce
BINfORD PORTER the best article
chrnou datti naii. s.Ia
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DIAM soLDlER-The Danylle (Ky) rri
snee Boyle county,
that State in the lois, year Of his age, and adds;
county the day February
1TlS Thomas jefferson, ti
volunteered expedition agsns, the Cherokee Indians and A.
bcame soldier in the Revolutionary struggle IN which
he continued until the close Of the He with Wash
ngton Valley Forse during all the privaton Of that dasIou
fought under the chie'tan at Moo
Of that gallant army who received the thank
conduct this lie then IL
numhr Of picked from various regiments TO &
u and finally the South with Green
until the expiration Of the Al the hsi
Guiord taken prisoner and when conducted Into To-
presence of following question hin
by thst policeman Where the baggage 81 the American army
~ your the reply. Why soN' n
the American arnv when peace returned
he Virginia and lived until almost
huudedth birth celebrated ia F1
ruay residence ofhis centennial dinner when
he NETT O his relations and friends.
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IUf0Tm1fIIU = Y WILL
slp.rinteaitni South.stir Railroad Pr,,r-Iurg
CukS CAMPBELL.
Superintendent Richmond and Dauvie Railroad, Rchmsad
T. ~ GILL.
saperntenieni Virginia ami Tennessee Railroad Lynchur
KENT, SUNIMERS0N & co.
Nl
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vIRGINIA In on MIcIL,.oND AND NEW

These all % c drst class, built the city Baltimore
expressly Tor m trade and have superior accommodations for pas
they commanded by experienced Captains, wei qual
hei me who win spare
They viii De and down the river by and
HE'D on o. sail pr, mI.ty. As advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York. VII and
their chip by this line freight VIII always b.
as low by other ae OF packet and effort viii D. Nie
by the Richmond aulNew York
De ELECTED in III, Richmond Fire Association by this ne
no ~ per cent.
81 patronage.
Goods ppal by this line N,v York viii h. forwarded nee
commission 20 New Orleans Nobhe Charleston Savannah any
other Southern Northern port
Richmond
No. I, Co1ee House slip. foot of Wall street.
DAVID WI CURRIE, Richmond
{. u. PIERSON, New York, Agents
No a
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LNI0N sTEAMsMIr ConrANY.

ElICHmOND AND HoSrON LINE Of ~
IN PACkEfS-This iue composed Of the following
sells, and sails from Boston every Saturday: AA
uKzschooner SUSAN, Captain s @. Rogers
MESTONER, u. {. Rosrr-.
J. A. ALLEN, Obed Baker. Jr.
COURIER, seth Kelly
CERITO, " ". a. Croven.
r. MCPHERSON, Cyrus NickeTson.
H.
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VE tbltTNE siIHS's>. FOR "a 7ifIS EST.-
We Mo pr-ou- throw tr bottles ~ medicine about
when any Is Nate1 II /. eT trohen ud, and time
thrown after You
yesr hs price ~ Of my MEDICINE turcrs,
hold medicines md
zach Chest
cinr- ur dosss. &c. and how 10 tt,I in diseases.
will carefully pack them to send % distance.
oc2 : T. sENrfF, Druggii 2o2 Main
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Eavk.STGS s. pOgf s,EsS, Gr0cers, CsyrHsissi0n and
Nv Forr'rdiHy Nrcits ''rts gf CRY anil Part sts,
weep constantly hand of Groerres, Wines Liquors
and which they c- the attention OF dealers
de-
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MN
The genuine Nlrnn GuisrSAfta and Drawer
kn and flannel Good shaker Village Tese good.
have superior f1r durability comfort Plea. call
WN IRA SMITH, No. il4 Main At
T. s large stock of'ir fashionable Clothing
| ~ my ,,taLl.lneni. No 1li MaIn .lr..- %
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FNGIIsE CAHPETGSGS.
TUyAPFsrRY Bruss-ls Carpet, ~ Al per yard
Do Velvet Do yuy rich
Sup Ingrain and Three Ply Carpets
Hemp and Cotton Carpets ~ Hic., Eorih aiIr.
Rag Carpefs-a very heavy article
Printed br1rgrs. 80, -. t1A and lG4 vide
Printed Crnmh Cloths great variety
Mosic Velvet sud Tuned Rugs
on Rugs and FLOOR Oi Cloths
Door and Parlor Mats
would o. 40 in o. che above
les than usls 'ar cash only. CnRisTlAN LATnHoP.
n fr. a
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PPLES. POTATOES FISH. &c.
IN 1C0 bhls, Baldwin Greetings Apples
% No
% bbs nd halfbbls No Mackcrel
hnfbhs So1 do
~ bbs Hyrrings
bbs picked ilake
bushels Mercer Potatoes
30 bushels peach-tlDw do
Cornthau, Taylor, the dock Tor sale
rd a the Office o. SHIELDS A sOMEENlLLt-
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consequence Of the death Of WILLIAM O. NJ An ~, A.
hM MOORE dissolved An persons indebted 10 ,h Az .,
Will please make without e um
asans, Us will present them for settlement s "A'"s
NOopp
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NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
HATS. CAPS, Gee,
FOR THE FALL TRADE OF 1888

u III ID u u l. Ely
ESPECTFULIY informs his friends and the rul that n
most extensive assortment Of HATS aud CAPS &C. o.
Hts stock Of Ngaia Manufa foods which has been got N,
lsrge scale aud with grcaiesi care will he found %
geiher with HI hne supply Of imported articles embrace every
style, 9nd 70 be unexcelies anywhere.
Terms VII be 10 prove highly satf, y tn
customers. Tse61 : Main st,..t Ri.br,c.J "
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NOTICE.

Having iom The business eheery recommend I'M.
patrons. 80 N'"' ~~"us ana
ocis TuoNas
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iEE-J0vSE.! REMOVAL! REMOVAL!
10 the People of Virginia and North Carolina.
L. 4 l.

EEAvE removed Wholesale Retail nIiur- Ware
Room. Cornan Han, Main street, sth Richmond
Va. aov- Hooker Osborn CO.. Carriage
Wherc they ofer for sale the lrg'' and most var
Cottage Chabcr Furniture" before this
Also splendid style % Furniture.
" reduced prices Our oh customers, and all others
lour line, invited call stock and make
g
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TgVlIE sgEaLnOAT ATGT ~, = ~
Capt. WN G. SMITH vii. her regular tyy stse
trip. Hampton, &C., WEDNESDAY next Aug -sss--<
22d.
The running ln connection with The Augusta viii ienve M
Richmond Petersburg Depot that morning az - O'Clock,
che every Monday, Weins-ly and
Friday Morning Returning, c Augusta will leave Hampton ne
alternate day viz Tuesay Iursay and stiuriayat O'Clock
" Toe will stop an the regular landings te
both going aud returning.
JHOs DODAMEAD, Superintendent
& y. r. Co Aug 1ssl5.
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- TOT. tt;t.- am rrepared . Ieetve .,
huse of Wheat Persons ierou of having their wheat stored
would do well 0 make early application.
Insurance E rG--i. n premium.
se5-tf EbWIN FARRAR.
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CO-PARTNERSHlPS.

DlS>OI.lTION Oh Ctf-PARTNERSlsIp
~ MIN oanesrn OF RArcIlffE DOUGLASS 4 90 -. a..
ON the list OF ostoo~r, BY mutual consent Mr. THOMAS
DOUGLASS having Withdrawn from the basnsss ''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-10
Democratic Bcjoicings.

BELLOWS FALLS, VT, June The nomination
of buchanan and Breckenridge Is hailed here with
great enthusiasm by the democracy. To-day they
fred ma fiona salute in honor of the event.
OswEGo, June Tone hundred guns were fred
here, today in honor of the nomination Of James
Buchanan. 4 ~
gPIrTsBURG, Pa, June THE nomination Of
Mr. buchanan was received here with universal
10Y. One hundred guns will be fred on Monday,
an immense ratification meeting is being held.
BOSTON, June THE Cincinnati nominations
were ratified with great display by the proprietors
of the Times newspaper. this evening. The build
ing was illuminated, band of music was in atten.
dance, and many speeches were made. A large
crowd gathered together and loudly cheered the
damon straflon
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, June 9-Sendte-A bill to amend
the naturalization laws was made the special order
of the day for Saturday.
Mr.. Trumbull introduced bill to restore and
preserve peace in Kansas, proposing 10 annex It
to Nebraska. After some debate 1t was referr ed
to the committee on Territories. .s
Mr.. Foot made q speech on the subject OF the
Naval Board
The Senate then adjourned.
House-The House met but soon adjourned for
want of 4 quorum gas Nts
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LOST.

I OST OR STOLEN--Frem my residence
l on shockoe Hill on first. between Broad and
M.rshali streets, nv POCKET BOOK, containing
Thirty Dollars in gold, and note drawn By ID. Nc
Cormsck in my favor, for enc hundred dollars The
nublic are cautioned not to trade for this motto.
liberal reward viii be paid the finder who will de-
liver the book and its contents e this office or to me-
10 lost 5# MICHAEL SdOnIAL.
T OST..On Friday last, between Acqutn
n. r. Depot and the Petersburg Depot my POCKET
ROOK, containing Check on R H. Maury 4 Go. for
s tO aud Bond OF A. s. Lewallen to J. @. Blakey
.tepped. The finder win be suitably rewarded by
leaving the same 1t this Office the Office of the
r. r. P. r. r. Co., In Richmond.
ie 1O--2t* +. l.. SOKRlLLE.
T OST---On Tuesday, June I'd 1856, ON
L. Main street between 18th and Sd streets, pair
of GOLD SPECTACLES. The finder will be suita-
bly, rewarded by leaving the same at this office.
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Fire nj Hartford.

HARTFORD. June IA fire broke out at one
o'clock this afternoon in the extensive livery sta
rear Of the City Hotel The building was Of stone.
and extended through to Gold street. The fire
took in the second story. About sixty tons of hay
and forty carriages, seighs, &C., were destroyed.
All the horses were saved. The walls remain
standing. Estimated loss, about $4,000, of which
one.third is insured ..-.s..
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN, CAPT.
Lewis Parrish, from New York, yesterday:
M. Strakosch, J. C. Dolat, M. Gleason, Ed. Dunn,
H. Melville J. Benton, Dr. Whtmore and lady, j. b.
McPhaii C. C McPhail, w. Etheridge, j. 3, Dupuy,
B. Ferris. it,, Miss M A. Doyle, Mrs L. Rowe, jr !,
Mrs With and child, D. L. Brain, U. s. N i, w. Som
erville John Black, E. Plant, j. Hastings C. Hart.
WE'LL Mrs. L. Howe and son, Mrs. 8. B. French, Miss
r. French, Mrs. Gray and nurse, and ~ In steerage
Also from Norfolk: Mrs. Jno A. Fohrman, A A.
Etberidge, C. McCully, VIM. Parkerson, R. N. Craw-
ford, Miss Shepherd, N. Camp, J. g. Wallace and la
dy, A. ]. Crane and lady, Mrs. E. B. Spence.
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NEW BOOKS, at
RycHMoND IN BY.GONE DAYS. By an old

RICHMOND IN BY-GONE DAYS. By an old
THE The Life AND TRAVELS OF HERoDoTUs,
ography founded Fact Illustrative Of the History
Manners Religion, Literature, Arts and social condi
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Hebrews Scythians and other sncent Nations in the
days of Pericles and Nehemiah. By J. Talbo3s
Wheeler, r. R. g. 8. In vols. with map, 81.
THE HUGUENOT EXILES, or the Times of
Louis XIV. A Rhetorical Novel. 75c. +
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conferences of Circles and Sides of Equal Squares
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Notes, comprising Dimensions of Msteriais Alloys,
Paints, Lackers, &c. By Charles H. Haswel, Marine
LEARNING TO READ. By Jacob Abbott. 5Oc
10 l0-A ~ Yas
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THE LIFE AND TRATELS OF HERODOTUS,
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THE IND FOL OF sTRABo, by Faleouner and
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Oh eaaurday morning lsst ~ RI Ihilip Ccg.t7@7I
MI. mo. n. BLAKEY to Mis- * =. GAIT
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days
Sleep on, dear child, thy work II done.
The mortal pAnk Il past =
" Jesus has come aud borne thee home,
beyond the stsr1ny blast 3se3
Not alf that generous friends could do, I
Nor ties Of kindred dear,
Could kee p him longer In this vale, 81
This wilderness % dear. fs
oh yes! methinks hear him say,
Pm safe on Canaar's shore;
And in the fields Of endless bliss
sine, my sufferings o,er.
FAREWELL dear child, short fareu ell,
Thy voice we'll hear no more;
But may we meet then no'er to part
On C6nasn's peaceful shore.
q Petersburg Express piesse copy.
Yesterday morning, 9th inst. NJ. EUGENE AN
DIRE DEEAvIGNE, of Paris, sEed A years. ,
to attend his funeral from her dence on Broad st.,
this evening at O'Clock. ias