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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-10
ALHEMAHLE MILIrAMY INsTITUTr,

p.
~ NEAR CHART OTTESyILLE va
JOHN STRANGE Principal and Ins,ructor Of N..b,n.. A
H. W REINHAkT, % Languages. "
u VI BLACKBOARD. English.
WE second session will
eontinu- ten months ful Mathematics
and Modern Language and English plans pursued
NE virginia Military Institute and the University
Aay Instruction comprising Infantry hight Infantry and Art
Ty exercises free OF engaged
recommended by the Professors being hv
quail both intellectually and morally perform the due, Of
tsAcers and the Principal refers these
ne pastors OF The Baptist and Episcopal Churches
experience In teaching
IE.1-Board and Tuition with fuel lights Washing Ac ineiu
ded $40
iye for any branch taught here.
DAY SCHOLARS
Latin, Greek and Mathematics, sso
freuch, German and Spanish, each 10
Mathematics and English ~
Preparatory Department (Rugiish) "A
In one-ha
der the ist Of February. - ~
NO deduction excerpt In Of proracted
nav enter AZ any Tine but must for half
VII e received Tor shorter time All from required to
the session. ~
~ oniee Charlottesville, Albemarle county
jy 2t-d6c8tavt lst Oct.
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TlNSLEY, TARDY a. CO,
hfrEh toR SALE, 40 CASH AND PatO WPT
lsS bars RIO Coffee. from IN prime quality
90 - iAguara, Java, and Mocha do
100 hhds y. q. and p n Sugar
800 paskage. Loaf" Crushed" Powdered" and
POO KEGS Nails, "Oh Dominion" brand
i,-p boxes Sperm Adam M low
loo basket. best Olive
90 bb.s NJ bbls. kits MarkrreI
80 packages Green and Black Tea
100 bhls. Tanner Oh
20 hbls and iirrces prime " o. MoIsSses
% hhds prime Muscoyado do
~ boxes SxiO aud i0xl2 nd American Gla.,
ivy rr1ins Wrapping, Cap aud Letter Paper
a.. 10 boxes chewing Tobacco
100000 Cigars
% gross Masons Backing
900 dot Buckets
loo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-10

GHEHIDAN,s CAIENDAH.-The elIoul,s ots s,,h
- q rhyme ne weather has been Rhym
ing Calendar"
January July moppy,
February noNy, August cropy.
March hosy, September poppy
April Slowly, October brerry,
hy noWey, November wh-eu.
how'ry Dsoemh~r fr.enV
,. W, RANDOLPH has polished
COffOMS Hition Of Rcharfsona Virginia
ryland and District o. Columbia Aanac for 1881
nd The - Calendar Psgs Astronomical Cacuiaons
h Calendar, 0ardenert Mouthy Guide, Tue Courts H.,
fol Receipts Anecdotes, AcPcs e ac per dotsn % 80 DIR
gross. *
=. SQIIHE,s SELECT CLASSICAL AND
lie fN0LisH SCHOOL, o. Main street, Rich
mandThe io session vii commence i5th Of sspmber
Prof JostPH NfcHARD. Teacher n Modern Laneuss,.
JOHN a cALY0 resehcr IN Drawing ss-u
1OO,OOO h hsss pf s.dcs FAMILY noe
eo-k Sugar Curei Canvassrd VANS, Tor s.ie hr
AUS woNnlE CLAIBORNE, No. II Psarl a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-10

WE OFFER TO COUNTRY AND TOWN TRADE,
FALL OF 1855,
&Sh GROSS Polsk's Vienna Matches, mo sulphur)
wv 20 grcss Psrtrdges Matches.
% gross French Matches esars
60 barrels Lamp and Tanners Oh.
30 gross Brown Windsor Soap, Low's.
l0n boxes Extract Of Logwood.
oO boxes 10 and 10 = IL Glass, French
800 D. Nader, prime.
10 baskets S<eet OIL best brand In use
500 kegs Of White Lead
lou boxes Transparent Bar Soap.
loo dozen Hair Brushes
- gross Tooth Brushes.
loOOO Cigars, boxes Of 100.
10 gross Yankee Soap.
100 00O Percussion Caps q. d.
90 grass Backing
200 ounces Of Qunine
20 gross French Pomades nd Hair OIL
40 gross Colonies all prices
100 kegs Sup Ca b. Soda.
1890 Ds Tonqua Beans, Augustine.
50 v-rmifuges
20 barrels spts. Turpentine.
200 boxes Chewing Tobacco.
2OO Turf oil,
Together with great vAry Of Medicines Paints OILS
Perfomey Chemicals Dye Stuff &c usually kept BY
and for sale upon reasonable by
SCI DOVE co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-10

RbbE' s..s.sIEs ~ az, and , naowS sHEEIINe.-
thfcs yards side, Tor ssieby
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-10

HAHHISON,s COLUMBIAN HAIR nNF
siLk ESLARGED-sTYLE IMPROVED
~ has double the quaniiy and strength Of anv o1,ar
u gives perfectly natural colcr.
eolora svery shade nom light brown Iat
IT, use Il easy and rapid
is perfectly harmless h ne skn.
Its erect Il usfantaneous and peruansnl
IL " ne bs gnfctesf cAeopss md sifss n,ads
- Directions Tor use accompany eact boz. -
Prce-i On 81 o. 80 "a Ia 81
Entered according 10 The act u Conrre ne 1888,
W Harrison, The CLERKS once o
for ne IA tern District o. Penn
For sale By ALEN DuVAI. nichnand. Va
Nansfscisrsr APoLLos w. HARRISON % souia 10 s,rs.
Phnsdrirhia rss-dAeig
II DAvrspoEr, ALLEs co
DOWGAND'S N.N fAufIt fIOt I've ars
~ reguary supplied N ls FlouI Famnia uklf
years supply sy assuf,d y fing
- sELbES lNrtLKR, ps.ri =
IN EVENINGS CHtsllfD stGAn, - Fstsess -
- sELpxs nntEa pssfl q.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-10
r hI,Et.WdS y. WEBB 6; GO.

LEWIS y. WEBB &c GO.
" 3Oo hhds p R. and Cub. Nu.eox.5o srv.x rr,,. .
-. choice quality -
Nlop bes "Lovering'." Crushed and Powdered surpr
and u Coffee Sugar 1850
IS half boxes and n.,.h.... I.
Woods" Loaf Sugar e' es''
leo bids prime Rico ana Ouba uoi....
~ bills choice Syrup
o. bbs prime New Orleans MoAs.e.
40 bags prime Rio and LAgrSyra Coffee
tlp pockets prime Java Mocha CJdee
80 kegs Old Dominion Nails
zoo boxes Adamantine Candles
Sperm and TAllor do
rs bbls. Tanners OIL
o5 bbls Vinegar
Rice; Cotton Yarns; window Glass, sxiO and IO1i2
soap; Candle Wick; Wrapping Paper
wrapping Tuine; Shot Bar Lead
Pepper; Pmento; Bed Cords
leading Lines; Sporting and Blasting Powder
PAINTED Buckets; Brooms Backing
Green and Black Teas ke., &C. sci
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-10
.ADsWORTH. TURNER AGO.

ARR nov receiving large Rich
Fancy md stap Pail and Winter DRY GOODS they par
ucuiagy invite the stxntion Of Merchants
isrrs ccnsrnmsnt ofths cetred Island Morn
Caroina, Cassinners and Jeans, Just H. hand. ssS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-10

RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
ACADEMY
rfNHt EXERCISES OF THIS viii be resumed IN ,b
u October ne1-s-ssiou ~ services on Mons
baeh as instructor In Modern Language secured
IERMs-paysbe uli-annuAlly "a ddrdEos.
for tuition In Latin Mathematics and English $50 90
so N orsek extra .-...........-........--. 10 Oh
for " in either Of the Modern nj
For his qualification nstrueor Prinepai refer, 10 The
eoNng gentlemen song his patrons during
SPy Wise Msssrs Myers. John 81 Patton, Alexander
Rev Geo Woodbridge and Peierkin.
-, W d STUART, Principal.
M Stuart graduate q, The Virginia Military INSTITUTE ana
Tor ihre DISCHARGED with the duty on an As
Ssant Professor OF Mathematics
say TO the patrons Of his Academy they and In him
ious competent and faithful Teacher -
-, -. FRANCIS II. SMITH,
sup Of Va tarv Ins.it
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-10

NEW JEwELHY STORE, SIGN OF n
~ Tllg GOLD EAGLE, NO &c Mars srREr-GILL1 TA
WEbEMEfER, late Of Fredericksburg, Va have juse- .A
ssved new supply q Gold and silver WATCHES breast Plus,
lnger Rns Ladies' Chatsains Chains Gold and
Silver Pens and Pencils Gold Thmbes Gold silver and
Steel spectaers Silver Gobe Spoons Butter Knives Port
Monnaes Gard Cases Match the
ely and Silver line for sale terms warranted
represented
Also WATCHES Of all kinds repaired warranted 70 perform
we'll Also JeWey Of every description repaired notice
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-10
SHIRTSI SHIRTS',

UsT opened large and varied Linen Cotton
- and colored Shirts Of description,
BY "DAUSkINS CELEBRATED PATTERS, which 10 every IN.
stance warrant to H. being regularly By measurement
and made 10 test aud Of insur,
ssIAetop IN every particular also large Of Under
sh and Drawers Of Linen, Sk desirable
kinds together with large and varied Collars
~ style Hose Gloves crAvats, suspeuder IN
ded everything pertaining GENTS FURNISHING BCgT
NESS, 70 which We invite special attention. OWENS
~ Gents Measures Shirts made to order sais
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NJ THE ART OF ny ENG HUMAN

ne e.. f,". VI - Y y q HUMAN
S3< HAIR IL hut imperfecty even by tho,e
so nAke the u
Dyes OF The day for lhe hAir TO be
nrcrvd by furnished green other unsighy appearance
noges Electric Hair Dye void Of these noxous properties
instantly dyes the hair beautiful
neier waite sunshine max,
,ssnrane douly sure" his
uey W The most perfect satisfaction
ITO, and iso Inventor, W. Boge Boston By
Druggists everywhere = -
ARE YOU GETTING BALD
u your hair turning geyt DO wish cultivate
sr and nousaehess Your silky, glossy
fonr head be COOL comfortable,
are children
sLks rLurn which In
Prices - cts % IS and t0
oyer stands unrvaed for eradleang
uyng the complexion Price 80 Inventor
boGLk BOSTON, and sold by Druggists everywhere
ri
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-10

NOTlCEThe large cash capital employed In our business
~ enables 70 make purchases
such are e advantages derived from
thern markets. that change IN the
manner OF eondung II by adopting We
viii be mutually advantageous buyer and seller and viii
thereby relieve Of large In bot,
snd COLLECTIONS We propose that from Monday next, sept
close our books 81 credit and couhne
business The above change advantages 70 those Who are
and have been for years and customers e
never could have been them under the
shall In few days odr the public
snd aAoy dry goods have had for exhibition
freasly iOir price.
ses No 90 Rro.a q, - c -. 800,
b. Those indebted tate concern Of valentine Csnsb.v
Co. also TO Valentine Son. requested 10 close their a
counts win Us AZ an early day. VAS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-10
PIANO fokTKs AND FANCY s56ps ioNEhN'

w PIANO foRTrs And FANCY s6dps. ioNEhN'
A. NORRIS, 81 Main Street, Richmond opening his Fall
BOOKS. PAPER. STATIONERY, ac,
he psSs 8, ssa ssiS he
M r. S DC ~ any market for the same class of goods
He Agent sale of woRcEsrERs PIANOS and
pNcEs mELODIANs which is needless say
.ala A. NORRIS, 81 Main st.
49, IT,. 1000 FLOWERS, paleh.Lor'.
oaIe spanish nse;rIe OIL i.aptoa. vssr.
table rae,are Baker. Btter: Roses aOIden P,
aus $. p. sEMPLR, 9 9 Main st,
K AaHIyED EXPRESS TO-DAY
which selling low ioi css i Tsos
'' ~ ~" 'D' o''e' ''''' o es s MAURICE,
e. Mothers Breast Cloths.
you'd call the attention public advertisement In an
Us ise Main street, northwest corner Of ioih
scoo wi = ,..s @r % 81 ss.b.4 A.
ssps At her residence, First Clay Mar
ALEX. HILL, Importer and Manufacturer Of
Ladies and Geniemens Boots and Shoes, No. i9I
r.y with sHors TsUsIs cInrEr HOS varIcps &C. Of
ssnt o. a%d a P ar . 1. s.1 s %
w I'LL where they can be pleased price, quality and style
KY sEs GLASS PLATE, en- sRhScK si6 Broad .,ass.
h ss Re ssne fan nTy and =.
lures 10 "Ane or wish TO BUY articles In his line jy9
MG NoTICE;-TO the LAds. and Genilsmyn Of Rich
S>~><mond and Ae CogRfry generally. have % say
customers friends, and
furnish ladies and gentlemen with
that cannot be either
manufacture Of the best boots and
for In Paris, by the
Melse Of PaJ all and Shoe. Of superior
quality such as cannot be purchased elsewhere call
ALEX. HILLS,
Manufacturer and Importer OF Ladies' French
Ie6 Boots and Shoes, No 1921 Main ST. RIchmond Va
R|s NOTICE.-Hiavng been appointed Agents for the
sale OF the celebrated spool Cotton BY
Messrs John Dick Sons, Glasgow, shall supplied ali
TINES Sh full aso-,men, direct from the Manufacturer
The lowest New York prices We
fully equal In quality manufactured
commend u to the trade.
apes KENT PAINE IN AgeD,.
~ FOR DIARHIGA AND DYsENTERY.
RS -Chapman's Speedy Cure nd Dvse
superior To anything In
riot OF the disease Graduating
success great that a pav Price 8s
cts For SALE Wholesale and retail, by
W. O. BATTAILE, Sole Agent
- Drug and Chemical store Broad street
Jeie Richmond, Va.
49, J. A. KELVIN has removed his Furniture E.ab.
hshment 70 the spacious andelegsnt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-10

IA. Kelvin has removed hi, Furniture E.,ab-
W~ hshment 10 the spacious andeegsn
CORINfIAE HALL" Main Street, Banks and has In
operation all the appliances Incident business
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-10
LOOKING GLASSES
PICTURE FRAMES!
EJh9NLN LOOKING GLASS AND PICTURE FRAME MANU-.
FACTORY Nos SIS so Greenwich street corner Of
Bach New UohACr Y SIGI ID VI
sel-Sn-lvasl -

&. o.. BURRUSSsS SCHOOL,
BASEMENT OF TIE UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH MAYO STREET
uNHE Thirteenth Session Of this on the 18th
u Instant, and Gloss the lth
FOR English Studies,
For Classics and Mathematics a ~
NO languages and Drawing At the usual
Mr. viii be aided by Mr.. Henry BatA Who for the last tu
years has been engaged with Mr. Coleman In the Hano
Academy. - -N
AZ the solicitation OF friends nunber Of small
dollars. - - : ls.'s
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UOHN ". GORDON, GROCER AND COMMITS
- MISSION MERCHANT dealer Ia meas lth street nesr
he Exchange Hotel, offers for
Orleans and Codce Sugars various grades.
Loaf Crushed, Granuised and PoWdered sugars.
LaEuayra Rio and Old Government Java Coffee
Orleans and West India Mo,Asses.
Pure CIDER Vinegar.
Sperm and Adarantine Candles
Brown and Fancy Soaps.
Sole Leather, good and
All sizes Fiat, Round IN Square sEedes,
American Hammered,
English Refined, Iron.
English and American Rolled
English and American Bllstered Steel.
German, Cast and Shear Steel.
BroHd Plough Iron from to ~ inch
Anercan English and Russia Sheet Iron.
Oval. Half oval, and Halt Iron.
Nail Rods. Suedss nd american
Rand. Scroll and Hoop Iron
Horss Shoes, assorted
Horse aud Mule Iron.
Tn plate, Pig and Bar Tin
Sheet Zinc, Speiier and spelter Solder.
Sheatng, BraEicrs and Bolt Copper
Mccormick and Paluer's Mould Board.
" Particular attention given Of WHEAT Your ana
Country Produce generally. ssss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-10

RICHMOND FEMALE INsTITUTF
on me Institute VII be resumed the arss Mon
TERMS PER SESSION
49,. $500 %
Tuition In Collegiate Department, ... q. sS al
Tuition In Preparatory Department. 90 90
Ancient OF Modern Language, each,
Musk on Piano. "a a. Al "a
The large number entering Ire institute during the Ia, s.,or
lo> has encouraged me Trustees provide si increased fecni
ues and III arrangements for Instruction on me sssnc IL
ed ard liberal scale AZ he spacious and os
lions No pains VII be spared
ne Young ladies Who honor their sitsrdance
fgr Catalogues, Or further Information. address
lyzs-aSe5m b MANLY, ia, Rchmond, VI.
EDUCATION.
NJ - ~ q kiCk VII open school aepisrst-f IN
~ scond street, between Clay and L.sh Having surk la
ha cy ~ sod Afterwards a~ufnsry rb
Der husband, Rev W b. Rice yesrs In fvor
burg rh great sasiacen her atrous hopes tlt snd
receiys he Her mode u orouah sssrf
ca % ne sge and eapaees Of her pup Her discipline parunas
she .l ve Instruction hsh,r gnrnsa braneAss
Trims, per session Of 10 months, psyahs quarterly!
to ~
Engnah Branches IL III
Hgh-r Engish Branches Including Latin ...... N 10
Psrions Wishing Mrs RICE please Il w Johs III
hoyas on Ih street eetsssn Clay snd tsgh aaie-duH
MULES AND TEORsFs.
eRlNHh htAD No. I, kentucky Mules ands q
@VO nne single and matched horsss Just 70 hsnd fyE<I
"r SAFE or eHehange on accommodating terms Appy EAn
. EDWIN wAIktF
sols-aseu vrsntHp srssi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-10

IRON, STEEL, TIN PLATES, Ac,-T N sKTNKER
~ co, No. 50 Cary street. od,r Tor sas
English Refined Rolled, best brands
Common English Rolled
Swedish
Amercan Hammered
Fat Round and square Bsrs an sizes IRON
oval Half Oval Halt Round
Hoops Bands, Nan Rode
suits Hors- shoe
American, Russia and Enrisi sheets
MAYORS Cast, shear nd 0ermsn Steel
clustered Steel made of sredish Iron
To Pates, assorted
~ and bar TIN sheet ar Tab line
Aso-a full Assortment Gr0rsffss Cu.Ina, &c. iyta
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-10

ID ,. Sss L y, 80 ,sE 20 a;%;Es 'n
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~ Mothers Breast Cloths.

We supply Of these invaluable articles on hand and
Noud eau the attention oil the public to the Advertisement
othel column MEADk a BAKER, Chen
Us ls6 Main street, northwest corner Of 10Th
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-10

U.s. NOTICE.-Having been appointed Agents for the
sale o. the celebrated spool Cotton Manufactured by
Messrs John Dick Sons. Glasgow, supplied At ar
times With full for al
At the lowest New York prices We this Cotton 10 b.
July equal In quality any manufactured and
commend u to the trade.
apes KENT PAINE A IN A..,,.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-03-12

HousE.-The bill to amend the act
for the organisation of Courts of JUS
tice and the powers and duties thereof,
was read the third time and passed
yeas IA, nays none.
The bill supplementary to the act to
provide for the distribution of Swans
Revised Statutes, was read the third
time and lost-yeas so. nays "a.
The bill to amend the act of the ju-
risdiction and procedure of justices of
the peace, wal read the third time and
laid upon the table.
Mr.. Hume introduced bill to amend
the School law. Read the first time.
Senate joint resolution to raise a COM
mittee to hunt up reasons for an ad-
journed session was agreed to.
The resolution asking Congress to
make an appropriation for the improve
ment of the Ohio-river at the Falls, was
returned from the Senate with an amend
ment.
The House, after discussion, refused
to agree to the amendment.
Adjourned.
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CoLuMpus, March 10.

CoLuMBus, March 10.
SENATE.-The bill to provide for the
laying out and sale OF the Old Peniten-
tiary Lot was read the third time and
passed. Yeas 20, nays 0.
The act to authorize Railroad Com
panies to elect a vice president ana de-
lining his duties, was read the Sd time
and lost. Yeas 5, nays Is.
The vote was re-considered aud the
bill was laid upon the table.
The bill to amend the act to create a
permanent agricultural fund, providing
for the sale of escheated lands for the
benefit of County Agricultural Societies,
was read a third time and lost. Yeas
10, nays 10.
The vote was reconsidered and tie
bill laid upon the table.
The bill to amend the Code, See. 489,
400, 49l, relative to appeals from judg-
ments taken before Justices of the Peace,
was read the third time and passed.
Yeas 81, nays 0.
The bill to amend the Code, Sec. 800,
was. read the third time and passed.
Yeas 20, nays O..
The bill to authorize the Judges of
the Common Pleas to fix permanently
the times of holding the Courts in the
several Districts, was read a third time
and passed. Yeas IS, nays 3.
The bill to further prescribe the du-
ties of County Commissioners, was read
the third time and passed. Yeas %,
nays o..
The bill to punish the embezzlement
or unlawful use of public monies was
read the third time and passed. Yeas
%, nays o..
The bill to tax the State Bank Of
Ohio and Branches upon the capital
stock, surplus profits and time deposits,
in lieu of the mode provided by the
charter, provided said banks accept the
provisions of this bill, was.read the third
time and passed. Yeas 10, nays 8.
Mr.. Taylor, of Geauga. offered a pre-
amble and resolutions relative to GER
tain notifications and amendments OF
the school law. Ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Taylor also offered the follow
ing:
RESOLVED, That the State Commits
sioner of Common Schools report to the
Ocu1I6, ab Ia CdEAtCcb NOn
or before three o'clock, P. NJ, to-mor-
row, if practicable.) the whole amount
paid, or to be paid, for the purchase Of
books and apparatus, expense OF trans.
%portation and distribution, storage and
all incidental expenses; the whole mum.
Der Of books and apparatus purchased,
and Of whom ; whether any offers to
furnish the same were made by others
than those of whom he purchased; if so,
what were the terms? And what was
the contract of his purchases was there
an advertisement that proposals would
be received to furnish books, &c.
The resolution was adopted.
The Senate went into committee OF
the Wkoie, and considered several bills,
after which the COMMITTEES reported.
Adjourned.
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ARTISTS ASSOCIATION.

THE subscribers in announcing their appoint.
for the advancement OF the
( Il AFTs,
in this country, fee1justifed in stating that Fine
Steel Engravings will be placed before the Ameri.
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ART is cosmo politan, and in this view. the Ar
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gether to produce specimens worthy of the age.
The Engravings will be issued monthly, COM
mencing from the First OF December. 1855, and
ending First of january, 1857, with :he
P PREMIUM
The purchasers of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. one each
month. price fifty cents, will be entitled to re.
eetve. az a premium, the great steel engraving,
Washington after Crossing the Del
aware"
Size "a Z 80. Executed in the first style OF art.
FROM THE ORIGINAL DESIGN, BIT F. o. BARLEY,
an American Artist u in Illustrating the
History of our country.
Persons desiring to act as agents for obtaining
subscribers, by applying to the undersigned, and
stating the locality they wish to occupy, will be
furnished circulars giving terms, which are ex-
ceeding1y liberal.
All parcels delivered Trss of express, post or
packing charges. GEO. HOWARD & CO.,
225 FULTON STREET, ". Y.
WHOLESALE PRINT PUBLISHERS,
And Manufa cturers of Frames and Mouldings.
January 80, 1885. 3mo35
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GoLuMBus, March I

SENATE-After the presentation of
petitions, Mr.. Garfield, from the Com
mittec on Schools, to whom were refer
red certain petitions for and r~emorstran-
ces against alterations in the School
law, made a report which was laid upon
she table and ordered to be printed. The
same committee introduced a bill to
amend the School law, which was read
the first time.
Mr.. Bundy reported back from the
Committee on Fees, the bill to fix the
salaries Of county officers, and provide
for the payment of the fees into the
county treasury. The amendments to
the bill were agreed to, and the bill or
dered to be eDgrossed.
Mr.. Kelley reported back the bill for
the collection of taxes ~semi-annuatly,
with amendments. The amendments
were agreed to, and the bill was ordered
to be ~engrossed.
The President laid before the Senate
q report from the Auditor; and also
one from the Treasurer of State, respect
ing the Canal Bank of Cleveland, which
we're ordered to be printed.
Several hills were read the second
time, and the bill to take the ~jurisdic-
tion Of minor offences from the Probate
Court was read the third time and lost
upon its passage for want Of che consti-
tutioual majority.
A motion to reconsider the vote was
afterwards nade, and laid upon Ne ia
Bile.
The bill to prevent railroad eoppa-
MES from subscribing to the stock of
other companies. reported back from the
Committee CT the Whole yesterday, was
taken from the table.
Mr. Baird moved the indefinite post
ponement Of the bill.
The motion was afterwards Withdrawn
md the bill was referred to Mr.. Taylor,
of Mahoning.
Mr. Taylor, Of Geauga, introduced =
bill for the protection of schools and ~
ceums. Read the first time.
The motion to reconsider the vote mp
on the Probate Court bill was taken up,
and the vote was reeonsidered. The
bill then passed. yeas 20, nays a
Adjourned.
HousE-Mr. Hume offered q resola.
tion calling upon tbs Superintendent Of