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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-05
DreooLUrTONe ~.


NOTlCE...-I have tais day associated
Wit, me IN the confectionery and fruit business,
, sosT Fl! u! Jof nax,n TIE 'ys the In win be
Thsakfn for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
q &c i.sep ''''sf b 4 eifs Il 5osEs
s.r. slrsa assaaHsF . sss
GOODS s. II lsIgfis ssasi
the style and firm Of BELL, BROOKS. PACE 4
co.. and at No IA Pearl street, in the city Of Rich
WALLER, DREwRY < CO.
Our Mr.. BELL has just returned from Europe,
where he selected and PURCHASED our FOREIGN
We shall at early day be prepared TO exhibit
and oHer to the trade beautiful stock at both points
and upon ~ favorable terms any house in this
country.
iA jazz se J. sRooks O. b ss .% Waller ss
ANp4 1. EHGErr wns ~ sas Ell Es ct Co.
RICHARD 2. WALLER, of the firm Of Brooks,
CLAY DREwRY.
January I'd, 1856
NOTICE...The firm Of BROOKS BELL
WALLER viii not be dissolved till further
notice We will at an early day close out stock OF
foods ct auction to make room for our successors
Msss g, ELLErT' M SndnY. DsEwRy 4 CO,
THE subscrtbers have associated them.
4 selves together. under the arm and style OF JNO.
NJ l. WIN. Y. SHEPPARD, for the purpose of con-
Quoting General Commission business, and tender
their services to their friends and the public sell
TOBACCO, WHEAT, CORN and FLOUR, and re-
spectfully solicit consignments with the assurance
best attention. !. JN t5e n s saf nssf sn'
WIN. Y. SHEPPARD.
Richmond. LIST JAM. 1856. ia 4-Iwdf2sw1m
nlssOLUTION..-N 4 1 Z E.--Tne No-
KING, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Either party will the name of the firm in iquida
JOHN P. HULsr,
WILLIAM T. KING.
The business will hereafter be conducted
oy the UNDERMINED who, grateful for the past, will
endeavor 70 merit continuance of the patronage
de la WILLIAM I. KING.
COMPREHENSIVE undersigned
- have this day entered into Co,Partnsrship, I'M
purpose of conducting the WOOD and COAL bust
ness.
They keep on hand large supply of seasoned
Wood, Anthracite and Bituminous Coal.
ET~ Office corner of 9Th street on the Basin.
JNO. r. stage,
ia 25-dts SAML A. GORDON.
- BOISSEAU, 10 dissolved by mutual consent.
AS it to close business without delay,
all persons Indebted to US will please make imnedi
only in liquidation of the affairs of the same.
Jas. w. Verser may be found at the old stand
JAMES w. VERSER,
ia 3l--6t .. JAMES BOISsEAU,
CO.PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.--The un-
~ deraigned have this day formed CO-PART-
NERSHIP, in the city of New York, under the firm
and style of BRUMhEL l. ROYSTERS, for the pur.
pose of conducting d GENERAL COMMISSION
business, particularly for the sale of manufactured
and leaf Tobacco and Flour, Grain, Cotton and other
produce.
- Location SO Water street Liberal advances
on conssnment JOSEPH BRUMMEL,
A. L. ROYSTER,
j. B. ROYSTER.
Richmond, January |, 1856. jain
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BY Baker, Piessaafs q CO.

INJURIES AND HORSRS Ar Av,ruwv<,r,
IN, .s wlii sell, It aaction. On THURSnAY' IN
superior worI H On Lot near Central depoE or
Also, new Busaes sna 4, .sfse ME youas Mules
: ne fss-.,. BAKER PLEAsANTs 4 CO.
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[&xA Vor<, Boston, Providence,
<-@ff. por,, md, Newark, New Ma

- ren IN urIestOn, Mobile, New
#sfssanns - I,om;s alvestOn, san Fran.
s~isco, &c.. per SteaniA hip jamestown to
Ind via New York-Can ne shipped every Mon
sday and Tuesday by the u. S. Nj vi "'eeisP 'ahes-
|rown, Capt Parrish.
The Agents at New York Messr tuaiain x fiees-
ants Will forward goods Dy this line al S t a9oVe
mentioned places free of commission uo at Tue low"
est rates of fret ght.
Large and cOmnodious sheds have been erected on
pine wharf in New York, where goods are en uely pro-
ltected from injury defacement and every aIe ana
attention Is bestowed in forwarding goods for ifahs
IEhi pment.
Merchants shipping by this steamship can alwa vs.
calculate within an hour the arrival of their goods
The jamestown leaves New York every Saturday af-
tenoon on her return TO Richmond
For freight apply to
au25 LJJDLAN 4 WATSON
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HLDVEk skK0.s-IOO Bushsis Prime
~ Mountain Clover Sssd-in store for sale ny
n4 LEWIS n. WEBB CO.
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SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS.

SAVIN66 1N5TITUTIONS.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RICH.
- MOND-Offce removed to the Store of Chris
tian Lathrop, No. SO Main srreet.-In conse.
quence of the ren gnatioA of David r. Crane VIM II
Christian was unanimously elected Cashier. The of
nee has been removed to the of Christian La
throp, where deposites will be received, on which an
interest of per will be paid ON all sums re-
manning on depesite six months or longer and five per
cent. for shorter period.
This institution has been in existence twenty-eixht
years. has loaned eight millions of dollars has
suspended debit has lost one dollar or failed
to pay any certificate when due.
JNO. THOMPSON, President,
WIN. H. CHRISTIAN, Cashier.
NH SIS HUGH w. FRY, Secretary
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FIRING AND SHILLING sLAvns
RUNAWAY.

"A S25 REWARD.--.I win pay the above
~ reward to any person who will appreheud
and confne in any Jail in this city, my negro
~ woman, LUCINDA, who absconded on the
49, Soth October last. She 10 about IS years old
stout and black and has lost her front upper teeth
Lucindas superior washer and ironer and In NO doubt
harbored and employed by SEINE of the women who
wash for hotels and boarding houses in this city
1s l5-lm L. L. CHINN.
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80 AUGUSTUS MAILERT,s
fe 4 No Al Main street
NOTICE TO THE L1DIFS.-T5;s:. =

ETKRN1Is vigiIance q the price Of iih.
II erty mt % cents ID ell VIC ask for Leonsrds
Celebrated Cough Syrnp or Instant Relief for cousu
colds, &c. fresh supply tor sale by ........s.s
sE7@~ - - - = DUVAL NORTON,
4 Gf AtsaEAs Dmsgsts, 10Th and Msia sts
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DUBLIC SALE OF STOCK In viz.
Il GINA CENTRAL RAILROAD.-Pursuant to
authority in us vested by McCurdy Il Vowles, late
contractors upon sections No. s. and a. of the Viz
gina Central Railroad will offer at public sale to
the highest bidder for cash at the Office of Goddin
Apperson, Auctioneers in the city of Richmond, on
the Srd day of December 1855, at IL o'clock A. M,
all of the STOCK and SHARES OF STOCK, in the
Virginia Central Railroad Company to which the
said McCurdy and vowles became entitled under the
contract with said Company for the construction of
sections, No. So and "a of said Company's work.
STERRITT 4 BELL
Agents and Trustees for McCurdy Vowles 80.
POSTPONEMET.-The above sale il postponed
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T EATHER BKLTINC.-- ll---'T7
IL The subscriber having removed his shop to 18th
street. between Main and Cary, would inform the
above named article Of his own manufacture, made
Of the best oak tanned leather, thoroughly stretched
cemented and rivetted. -
INDIA RUBBER BETTING supplied at short no.
tice. ~
ja 21-1m* e $50 e N. w. Stafford.
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r AND IN CHRsTERFIELDF FOR SALE.
IL For sale, privately, tract Of Land lying the
from Richmond The said tract contains 90 acresone-
half of which il in original growth the other half IL
sown in wheat. 1t will be sold with or without the
wheat. The improvements consists OF q nnsll fran
dwelling and necessary houses with well Of ex.
cellent water. Apply to H.. NUNNALLY,
F4sAa.g9e Manchester or to
ia 21lm* B. W. TOTTY los Gary Nc
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NOTICE.--Wishing to reduce our stock
Y of Fancy Dress Goods, will for the next two
months offer ut cost for cash, entire stock of such
goods consisting in part of Printed and Figured Nous
lines; French and English Plain and Plaid Mernos;
Plaid, Striped and Brocade Silks, with many other
styles suited to the present season.
BINFORD, MAYO BLAIR
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LTANCY GOODS.-.I have ON hand a fine
L assortment of Pensumery, Pomades, Soaps
Brushes, and other Fancy Goods:
JOHN JACKSON,
fe Druggist, No. II Main ut.
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DROOkS, PATENT GLACE THREAD.
ID CHRISTIAN Il LAThROP offer the above
Spool Cotton for sale, with the assurance to pur-
chasers that it is the best article in every respect
ever offered to the public. Call and try it-99 Main
street. ia 80
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10TH E--.The subscriber having EN-.
~ ployed Mr. JAMES FELLOWS to superintend
the ma uufacturng department of his business,
spectfuIy announces that he will have made order
any description of ladies' gentlemen's childrens
Shoes or Boots, in the very best manner.
HENRY w. QUARLES,
ial No. Is Pearl street.
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j EXPRESS.-GARDEN SEED-A full supply of
all kinds for sale in papers bulk. We are paying
particular attention 60 this department of our busi
ness having hand every kind of Garden Seed with
some of the field Seed suitable 10 our climate We
respectfully solicit call from Gardeners Farmers
nc. w G. BATTAILE, Druggist,
fed Corner B-oad and 4th Sta
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MADAME KENY..EfOm Paris..CLEAR
w STARCHER AND FLUTING does up lace
like new.
References Mrs r. C. STANARp, Mrs. EDWIN
ROBINSON and Mrs. DR.. GIBSON.
Residence on 9th street, opposite City Spring, and
over MIR. Crump's school house.
fe l-6tx
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WVOD WARE, BkOOMs, Gc.--TTsss

MOOD WARE. BKOOMs, &c.--Hrass
w bound Cans aud Buckets Tubs In nests Willow
Chairs; Clothes Hampers Market Baskets Feather
Dusters; Hair BroomE Wall, Stove, Shoe, Scrub and
other Brushes Butter Trays and Stands Bread Trays
Pastry Boards and Rolling Pins; Hair and Wire Sit
terE Flour Pals; Floor and Cup Msts; English and
American Door Mats; variety of Jspaned Tin Ware;
Cocoa Gourds Patent save all Nutmeg Graters fine
French milk Strianers; Iron and Wood Spoons and
Forks; Apple CorerE Apple PeaierS Corn Peppers
Iron Kitchen Lamps for burning grease. and avanety
of Yankee Notions. for sale cheap for cash, at lis
Broao street, by sos +. HARROLD,
Wood and Willow Ware, and Brushes made to or
der. ID SOFT
NOTlCE...AsI intend milking chnng0
in my present business shall, from the present
until the 18th Feby offer my large stock Of goods &C
cost--consisting of Brooms. Baskets Brushes brass
and iron bound WOODWARD, Cages, Mats, Looking
Glasses, Trimmings, Soaps Fancy Articles, French
and English China cut and pressed Glass Iron Stone
and Common Ware of every description. Those in
want of such goods win do well to cali early, a.
shall close the balance 1t auction. 81 y
THOMAS L. ANGUS,
fel-2w< "a w. Main street.
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MILK! NiILk!! MILK!!!Fr0m 8 10
lVl gallons of pure MILK can be furnished by me
to some one or two places daily.
fe I-l2t* L. H. DANCE
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~ one who suffers HIMSELF or has any one about
him that suffer-, any living creature about him
that moves Oh tine turf that suffers with Sores sprans
chillbains or bruises, in order that may sell or
give him bottle of Turf Oil Ii too poor pay,
we will give it to Kim; if able to pay, will receive
it. and refund it if it does not the For sale
by ia 80 DIVE O. CO.
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r...- r-r--g5--+Ezts7 GREAT NORTHERN
la =. ...-e<lsESl AND SOUTHERN ROUTE

r.. - 7-g7555.g:?zEss1 {: EAT NORTHERN
AS35 .s--42SbsSslAND SOUTHERN ROUTE
A2-------N-FOK TRAVEL.-TWICE Dali
LY Isl rNDiY NIGHT EXCEPTED,l BEfWEEN
FlCHIUND. BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
AND .ILtV YORK, VIA ACQUIA CREEK AND
WASH t,L3pON.--Oyer the Richmond, fredericks-
burg tad Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac River,
seveLty-lg5 miss and by splendid and comfortable
steamc.4 t1eaCe to Washington, ffty-ive miles-ln
ali $50 !lts IN seven hours being comfortable and
perfectly safe rate OF speed.
Hours u Departure 81 A. NJ. and u p. M and bag
gage uder chGrge Of special agents checked through
10 Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia aud New
York.
FARE.
" Baltimore, oOo
The track Of the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River, is undergoing rela y Half
of being already completed with edge rail of
u nor quality, and than million of pas
sengers have been heretofore safely and satisfactorily
9orted this route, it is hoped and believed
Nat 40 will be induced by the misrepresentation
m LTaced IN the advertisement over the signature of
al ID. Whtcomb, Supert" to select the longer
and mo circutous route referred to therein. The
In l. Y '" r. r. has been in operation Tor twenty-five
and N all that time passenger has either been
kiIId or cri, oiled by accidents from snake heads
ohsr,yse VII ch is without parallel in the history of
Irs5Iroads In this country. s. RUTH,
Superintendent of Transportation.
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L Also, Superior SOAR STONE.-TO BUILDERS
CRATE Settlers AND OTHERS.-I have Tor
sale well selected stock Of FIRE BRICK, SLABS.
neatly fitted to match al kinds Of GFsts& kc. The
above articles of superior quality shall keep for
safe regular supply. Apply 4 my Foundry
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La ErSssssssssz ACCOM- u o ID A TITO u
EN- ..ezssxs,e.sessj }sxsTRAIE-CHANGE OF HOURS.
i,,,s,. -On and after MONDAY, 26sh
;p ,,, tue Accommodation Train of this Company
and Richmond 'Pe~' oo'"eeA "nioio
,hl Cn,ns Milford at O. O'Clock, A M, stopping at
S!oeiock, A. M ' ~ i''sAAoio a.
Returning, will leave Richmond at 8 O'clock p M
Nua reach hfiitord at 81 O'clock, r. a.
2p.oppins Tor passengers at any point each NAV
rare the same as on the Regular Trains.
SAMUEL RUTH,
O8.sp g.po Agent of Transportation
Richmond Nov. Is. 1855 100
EN EBEEa .yiKGINIA & TENNEs-
Dee.mhsr = ,o.. or scHEDULE.-on and after
inehbafs 1t A. NJ; returning, arrive at Lynch.
no 80 ~. - ~. oiLiy
SEbvANTs CLOTHING! BLANK ET.ss
n.,. nying yet on baud full assortment OF Cas-;
Cd R Assfssys Linssy Wooseys Fiannels, seysnts-
eLeso a. nIankets shaws, Msrinoes stripes, Caiicos
80 ep ns Lslnes, and many other goods In which
\, xooa bargains AUGUSTUS MAILERT
No. a Main street.
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REERs SIC, G0R sDd11 III TkRs, OF

ID MORNING REGULAfOR.-An innocent, re-
cling instant relief from the effects of 'oyer indu-
gence" loss of Appetite lowness Of Spirits dyspepsia
and ell affections of the stomach and bowels arising
from whatever cause-imparting to the whole system
renewed strength end vieor For sale by
BENNETT BEERS,
fe2i-dlyif Sole Agents..
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NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY...If You
in want of anything in the way of Clothing
Furnishing Goods, call at LEWIS He is selling off,
and the goods going fast. Don't delay, but call
you will miss the chance. Saving 25 per cent.
these hard times is small matter and you can Ger.
tainly do it by calling at
A. LEWIS SO Main street,
Opposite st. Charles Hotel,
fe | sign of the Red Coat.
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M d d D-GATHRIlSHT & WOODSON
w still have on hand some 20 or 80 cords of eery
superior PINE WOOD.
Office at Myers bridge, south Canal, opposite G.
WalthalPs lumber yard. ia S0-l2t*
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s,,jts, un.xDY, AND CIGARS.

To those who have not EXAMINED the sta
ttstica, returns published annually by the
Government the amount paid every year for
luxuriss will appear fabuIoue but the figures
do not lie, no matter who may doubt.
We boast Of our ability TO feed the world,
and Of the business we are doing in that way
now; but we suppose that the silks--piece
goods including ribands, but not buttons and
ornaments chiefly manufactured Of silks
brought here for the adornmcnt of Repubi-
cans and their wives and daughters exceed in
value, by eight million Of dollars, all the -four
that we send abroad. Yet suce is the fact.
In the year ending June 30th, 1856, we ex.
ported Sl4.7S3,394 iu -four, and imported
S22.47O.9 Gil in silks. leaving the balance we
have above stated to be charged to the DIFF
ference between the pride Of Americans and
the appetite of all the world besides.
Our corntields. particularly in the West,
are the occasion Of much national boasting.
We measure them singly by miles square, aud
estimate their aggregate value ir hundreds of
millions but the amount Of this our national
staple which we send abroad is overshadowed
by the cost of the cigars with which we poi
son our breath and ruin our health. In the
period we have named. corn worth Sl,374.Oi7
left our ports, and cigars valued at S3,3ll,-
935 we're brought in.
Tue herds of cattle and the resulting bar
rels OF beef people never tire of talking Of
They ace in them large part of the material
with which we claim we can fill the NAV OF
all civilized mankind. Our merchants who
arc in that line watch the foreign markets
with great solicitude, and guage their prices
by the signals from the other side Of the wa
tor. But the beef, tallow, hides, and "horn-
cattle" we sold for other countries only $2,-
2li,554 in the last commercial year and 1u-
ring that time we bought brandy to the
amount Of S3,241 ,409.
We deal leargely in tobacco, raise it in
quantities, chew and smoke it without limit.
1t constitutes the third in value in the list OF
commodities which this country has to spare.
Yet we export only slI,3l9,3l9 in value Of
this article yearly, and last year we received
in return tea and coffee amounting in
round numbers TO S24,000.000. Even in
narcotics the balance of trade is largely
against US.
Bacon lard, and live hogs are not unim-
portant items in our commerce yet We send
abroad only enough Of these to buy the linen
that we wear.
But cotton is king That wipes out the
pecunary effect Of the foilies and extrava.
gauces which oil have conspired to commit.
or that We sent out last year ship loads
enough to swell the aggregate value Of the ex-
port to Sl09, 45G,000 an amount greater than
the value Of all other exports specie included.
Chicago Tribune.
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ARCTIC SEAS IN NORTHERN LAKEs.-Mr.
james j. Strang, the monarch" of Beaver
Isle, Lake Michigan, the celebrated Mormon
leader, in sending to the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition his meteorological returns, says;
"As the mail is sent by man on snow
shoes eighty miles and back at my private
expense, | do not get of but one or two a
month. Our winter so far has been very fine,
though little cooler than usual: but tho
field of ice is immense, beyond all example.
think there is two thousand square miles
nore of ice north Of the Manton Islands than
have been known before within the date Of
the earliest tradition. Nine feet of ice was
found by cutting through of South Fox
Island, where ice was never seen before.
This is to be attributed as much to the still,
ness of the water as the severity of the cold
Very little ice is banked. Most Of II remains
undisturbed where first formed.
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The best collection Of G,ees erer Published.
TIP-TOP GLEE Ss CHORUS BOOK.
new nnd choice colcc,o Of Copyrights before
harmonized, aud many Of the
Gems cfmods7n German 6 Italian Composers
Arranged in e familiar style, and adapted to the
use Of Glee Clubs. Singing Classes, and the
Family Circle.
BY e, JARVIS and J. A. GETZE.
This work contsins greet number Of new and
fasorite Songs, harmonizud in a style adapted To
general purposes. while many Of the Gems Of
Mendelssohn, Ait, Kucbon. aud other c.lchratej
composers, ere presented In an Original FORM
The great variety of musical compositions hcrc
introduced, eminently adapis Il to the taste and
capacity Of the Singing School, the Cleo Club,
and the Family Circle.
ty PRrCE--oNE poLLaR-M
Just published by LEE g. WALKER. No.
lSs Chesnut Street, and J. B. LIPPINCOTT
& CO., No. 20 North Fourth ST., Philadelphia.
B Sample copies will be sent by mail, free
Of postage, on receipt Of 81.
March 80, ls56.--4m--c4
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New Advertisements.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The Northumberland county Teachers In
stitute will meet. OF McEwensville. on
TUESDAY, the goth Of May next, at 10 o.
clock A. Nj.
The following gentlemen we're appointed
to prepare essays or addresses upon the sub.
jects to which their names are attached, and
by others who mag feel disposed
Alphabet. Il. Shultz, j. II. Jones and
J. llaughawout.
Orthography--J Dreher, w. Gilger, W.
w. Armstrong and j. B. Bartholomew.
Readings. Il. Tharp, G. kelchner, w.
B. Taggart.
Writing-J. Vincent, jr., J. Obcrdorf G..
Beechcr, d n. McWiliams and j. A. j..
Cummings.
Arithmetic-w. W. Mcwiiams ]. S.
Patterson, J. w. McWilliams and d. s.
Truckenmler.
Geography-F. McWilliams, J. s. Nc
Williams, L. Altman, W. Fegley and D. e..
Bush.
English Grammar--S. x. Gilger. j. w.
Weeks, s. +. HatIey, S. e. Britain, II. E..
Martz and j. r. Mervne.
Astronomy-J. HoF, w. +. Tetsworth
and J. w. Weeks.
Philesophy-W. +. Tetsworth, J. w.
Weeks, ". b. Taggart and Woods Mcclure.
Physiology. Anatomy and Hygeue--J. w.
Weeks and w. o. Teitsworth.
Algebra-C. A. Reimensnyder and W. b.
Taggart.
Mensuration-J. Hoff and D. S. Trucken.
miller.
School government and discipline
Hof, w. P. Teitsworth and f. Gold.
The Importance ofclassifcatien-W. Milps.
Female teachers are respectfully invited
to prepare essays on subject Of their OVID
selection
w. p. TEirswoErH, Chairman.
April 18th, lS56.--3t.
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REMOVAL
CHARLES MAGARGE l. co.

CHARLES MAGARGE l. co.
HAVING REMOVED FROM N o. 81 CONNER CEsp
TO TER
!Souh- West cor. Of Strth and Carpenter Ste.
PHLADELAHIPI,
DEG to call The attention Of Purchasers 10
AF their extensive assortment Of PAPER, and
Paper Makers Materials; Printing Papers-for
Book and News. Water leaf, Sized uncullen-
derod and caeudered, of all qualities and prices,
always on hand: Hardware and MANILA Pupers,
Trunk Boards, Binders Boards, Hanging. Papers
&c, DC.
Particular attention IL Invited 10 thei. sxtan-
slvo assortment of
LEDGER PAPERS,
From Ae mos. Celebrated Manufactures N
tie Country.
Among their WRITING PAPER STOCK nay
10 found
Com. Note, Folio Pos.
Atlantic Note, Thin Medium,
Bath Post, Danv,
Quatto Post, ediun,
Fools Cap. Eoyal, .r
Flat Cop. Sup. Eoyal,
Imperial.
Plate Papers, of every description. sizs snd
quality. Map Papers, in great variety. ER-
relopc Papers, white, butt, and gold, either !sid
or wove. Colorcd Papers, fine glazed, and oshe.
vorieties.
Msnrfacturcrs are invited to exanins tiIer
stock of Rags, Foreign and Domestic. B B!cnch~
ing Powders, ofapproved brands :.Alurn, ground
or crude; Sal Soda, Soda Ash feelings, Wirs
Cloths, Cltrsmarine, and Paper Makers Mate
rials generally.
TT They are also prepared 20 take orders Of
odd sizes and weights Of aly oi The above dosctip-
ton of Papers.
January &C, Es5e,-omo