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MORE DEMOCRATIC DEsERTIoNs. - The Monroe
(Mich.( Commercial, the organ of the Hon. Robert
Mcclellan, and one of the oldest and most influential
Democratic papers in the State, has come out for
Fremont and Dayton.
Hon. Thomas Davis, the leader of the Democratic
party in Rhode Island is stumping the State for
Fremont and Dayton, and thus it is all through the
free States scarcely old Democrat of prominence
can be found who is in the Buchanan ranks
The Democratic party is purely sectional, as much
so as the Republican faction.
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Coloma. Saturday Morning, October 18, 1856.

II there be those, either North South who desire
administration for the North against the South, for the
South against the NORTH they not the who should
give their sufdIages to me. MILLARD FILLMORE.
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Gardner Kirk Post Office Literary Depot next door to
P. O., agents at Sacramento.
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BLAIR, of the Georgetown Stage, has our thanks
for favors extended this week
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PRENTTc1ANA-The following morceaur are from
the Louisville Journal:
The Washington Union wants to know what pow
er can possibly make Mr. Fillmore President The
power Of the Lord made him President in 1851 and
guess the power of the American people will make
him President next November.
We learn from paper in Mr.. Buchanan's vicinity
that those who call upon him not generally graft
fed with their interviews. We shouldn't suppose
they would be. He has an ugly squnt and cross
examines every body he looks at.
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a G e n Il S

L. p Fisher, Iron Building, opposite Pacific Express Of
fee is agent for the argus" at San Francisco.
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REV. o. c, WHEELER, will preach in the Baptis
Church, Sunday, October l9th at hafpast ten o'clock
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The Fillmore Club

interesting News and Miscellany, and 4h Pages
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For ASSEMBLY

For ASSEMBLY,
A. D. ROCK, J. n. MCDONALD,
o. G. MCDONALD, HUGH MILLER,
A. o. PORTER, F. A. BEE,
WIN. l.. WORLEY, JAS. e. BOWIE.
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S TAT E TIC X E T

SUB ELECTORS,
CHARLES D. SEMPLE, JOS. WINSTON,
j. NJ. WILLIAMS, NJ CASTRO.
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For STATE SENATE,
j. NJ. DOUGLASS, H. NJ. MILLER.
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For SUPERVISORS

FoR SUPERVISORS
1st Dist.-G. W. SWAN. Cd Dist. B. CARTER
Sd Dist.-JoHN BELL.
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co NTY TICKET
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For SuP'NT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
III. 3. JAMES, of San Francisco.
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Watson In HIS Glory.

We startled yesterday, on entering the
Capitol Square, TO find an immense multitude
thronging around the Washington Monument,
looking upwards, TO what we supposed, for a mo-
ment, must be one of the new statues, which pos
siby to give additional eclat to the day, the author
tiles had caused to be raised TO its place on this
interesting occasion. On a nearer approach, how
ever, we discovered that the supposed statue was
moving, that 1t was living statue, and finally, that
It was Watson,-Themas Watson,-the prototype
bard, the poet laureate Of Richmond We now
beheid this wonderful geniusi in new character,
that of Orator-and the burst of reclamation
which he drew from the vast audience sufficiently
testified his transcsndan. power. The little boys
who were clustered around him were almost fran.
tic with delight, and the bronze statue of Patrick
Henry grew pale with envy After awhile the Illus
trious bard tressed the audience TO rich pcetical
irest- sseast weconjectured he did as he commenc.
Cd reading from q volume which rontains the inim.
isabie productions Of his nndying muse Peerless
Watson Favored monument of Washington, to
bear the classic footstepso Of such bard and be the
scene Of such . triumph
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Commercial.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2f.-Cotton is easier; but
not emotably lower; sales 6500 bales. Molasses
34t cts. per gallon.
CHAIR EsTos, Feb e2-Sales of Cotton for the
week L. 600 at an advance of q quarter. Good
midffIing quoted at 9Ea10c Stock $4,000 bales.
BALTIMORE. Feb 22-Ffour islower. Howard
street 81 %; City 81 per Dbl. Wheat nominally .
trihe lower Corn unchanged and dull. Provi-
sons slightly more active. Weather delight
full and snow rapidly disappearing r.-f .
NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-Fleur generally firm
Ohio 80 IL; Southern declined, IS 81. Wheat
dull-Southern red 81 81. Corn languid; Western
mixed TIC Pork is lower-Mess SIS 81 per Dbl.
Beef unchanged. Lard firm. Whiskey 29i.-
Stocks duIl-Virginia 95i.
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amcrican NnrisaoI Cervenslee.

y,,,, ,nrIpya1A peh- cad The American Ma.
,;ansI Conyention. 10 nominate President and
Nee President temporarily organized this morn
ing By placing Isaac Hazeihurst, OF Pnsiaaeiphis,
In the Chair Much time has been occupies N tx
aiming credentials and in setting vac s1y
between the rival claims to seats OF Tue 'Wo ue'e'
cations from Pennsylvania
The weather Is delightful and Sprnghke
81 SECOND pIsPATCHI
Amer considering for some time fhc diiiicnity
from penuxvlvania and the question of Credentials
=. n.,aoa,es a committee on credentials was APP
oo;n.ed and the Convention adjourned until the
sfterneon. to give time to the committee to per
form its duties. &
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DIED,

Al the residence Of her graudfather. Mr.. William
Burke, on Friday, the 18th instant, EMMA WAL
LER aged eight years and five months, eldest daugh-
ter of Jno. M. johnson.
Her funeral will take place tomorrow Sunday af
ternoon Grace street Church, at half past o'clock
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend without further notice.
Aud when the cold grave claims
Those we loved SO dear,
-.. What tribute of the heart,
So holy as a tear.
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ARREST OF MuRDERER-E. D. Morrell,
charged with the murder of Mr.. Gordon in Mis-
souri,, was arrested Thursday at Dover, Delaware,
by the officers who tracked him hither. He goes
West with them voluntarily. without waiting for
requisition. He denies the murder. but acknow
lodges standing by at the time the crime was com
mtted The prisoner had saddlebags, gold watch
and blanket which Mr.. Gordon's brother-in-law
recognized as belonging to the deceased. The
arrest was made at the house of MorrelPs father
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Piltsburg Repabliean Cenyeniion.

PITTsEURG, Feb. 22-The Republican Conven-
ton assembled in this city to-day, and temporarily
organized by the appointment of JOHN A. KING,
of New York, chairman. A committee was ap-
pointed to nominate permanent officerr, and the
Convention adjourned until this evening to allow
the committee to consult and await the arrival OF
other Delegates who are expected by the trai n
from Philadelphia ss lsft sze -
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NVnH NE" MORRIS BOOKSTORE.

LIFE in Brazil. or Journal OF 2 VISIT 20 me and o.
the Cocoa and the Palm, with an appendix, cor
taininr Illustrations of ancient South American
arts, in recently discovered implement and pro
pottery gold, bronze, silver, nc; By Thomas Eu
MISS Murray's Travels in the United States, Cuba,
&C.; 81.
THE Confidential Correspondence of Napoleon -Bo-
naparte with his brother Joseph, some time King
of Spain, vols; 50.
NOTES on Central America, particularly the States
of Honduras and San Salyador-their geography,
topography, climate. population, resources, pro
auctions, Gc, and the proposed Honduras inter
s. Oceanic Railway; by E @. Squier, with original
maps and illustrations; 81.
THE Attache in Madrid; Sketches of the Court of
Isabella H., translated from the German; ST.
AN Elementary Treatise on Logic, designed for the
use of Schools and Colleges well as for private
study and use; by w. D. Wilson, d. d. $iR5
PARTISAN Sights and French Principles, seen
through American Spectacles; by Jayes, I'd series;
81. z,-.. -..s .-
BRAITHwAITE'S Retrospect; part SD.
OUR Cousin Veronica; Scenes and Adventures
over the Blue Ridge; by M. Z. Wormeley; g %
For sale by A MOhhIS,
fe E-gt r. si-- t5i - No. 81 Main street
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.r~seT or -Ressslntnq II the
Richmeod Post fyhcs en ths zsH q FeMesfys
~ rerssss\ eailins fsrtI sssssss - Ii
y U Olics hours on Sma61u hefsafsrs hom 30
A n su6 from q TO 5 r. N. H. - y .-izEsN-s
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ater trera Havama---The sugar Crop
short.

NEW oRIEAss, Feb. 2L--The Black Warrior
brings news from Havana to the 18th. but there Is
nothing In II Of importance The weather was
more favorable. The sugar crop was undoubtedly
short, and the market was active Ii,000 to 10000
boxes had been contracted for at So to S23.30.--
Molasses was firm.
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MARINE NEWS

NORFOLK, Feb. 20th.---Arrived, steamship James
tswn, Parrish Is hours from New York. Passed
steamship Roanoke off Chingoteague. Passed large
quantities of ice off the Delaware.
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~ DR.. James DOve--efsice esrucr Of Bank
and 9th atreets opposite the Bell House ia Sim

" Gibbs' Gallery for Patent ANDRE
TYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS, OF EVERY SIZE AND DE-
scRIPTIoN.-Ds gueueotypes copied into Ambrotypes
and made permanent, if desired, TO life size on
paper, retaining the perfect likeness and painted by
rstclass artists making most beautiful and desira
BILE style of portraits
Ambrotypes, in leckes, pins, cases, ard frames Of
all descriptions. p. Z GIBBS,
Corinthan Hall, Main street, below 9th,
: e n Richmond
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naARUH MAGAZINEssAT :,

MAhOfhi n ne VS. - - L. L. SMITHS
HARPER,
$500 Cooley,
NEW YORK JOURNAL,
prTERsoNS LADIES NATIONAL,
aETHUR'S HOME MAGAZINE,
YANKEE NATION,
All far March. at the Publishers Agent
+. AZ io' L. L. SMITH, Broad street,
4. :. 90 rs . = Opposite the Depot,
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rx The Great Russinn Remeay.--ProI

" The Great Russian Remedy.--Pre Bo-
NO PuBLIco.-"Every mother should have a box In
the house handy, in case of accidents 10 the chill
dreu.0 st8 fSEsf8 = g fff q 5afaa 9rf
REDpING's RUSSIA SALvE.-It Ia q Boston remedy
of thirty standing and is recommended by ply
scians Il is and speedy cure for Burns Piles
Boils Corns, Felons, Cbilblans and Sores of every
kind; for Fever Sores Ulcers, Itch, Scald Head Net
tie Rash, Bunions Sore Nipples, recommended By
nurses) whitlows, Sites Testers Flea Bites Spider
Stings Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Sore and
Cracked Lips, Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh Wounds
II is most valuable remedy and cure, which can be
testified to by Thousands who have used it in the city
of Boston and vicinity for the last thirty years 10
no instance will this Salve do injury interfere
with physicians prescriptions 1t is made from the
purest materials, from recipe brought from Russia-
Of articles growing In that country-and the propns
tors have letters from all classes cegymeu, physi.
cians sea Captains and others, who have used
il themselves and recommend it to others.
Reddings Russia Salve Is put in large tin boxes,
stamped on the cover with picture of horse and
disabled soldier which picture is also engraved
the wrapper. Price 25 cents box. @ = -s
Sold all the storesin town or country or may be
ordered of any wholesale druggist. e
REDDING l. CO., Proprietors,
No State st., Boston.
~ BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER. Agents for
Richmond. s go fe l2-d6m
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r. st~Teserv n HerrScs Csanfy..-
rsiin- Citise6 II becouf1g neeary In Msy next e
IL = gheridz our cod9z3 o4&mJself ~ earl
- - Deuaty Sheriff an cppekfnnify has been af-
ess.d emu of foru1ifg an opinion to my fnsinca-
.;ans pledge myself shoHld II be your pleasure e
IT,. me- 10 continue my efforts to merit your conf-
dsncs - a.M.a JOHN 4. CHfLDREY.
sSp Te the yefers sf Richmends>.I re-
as.f.IIr announce myself candidate for your suf-
frsses for the Office OF CITY sElSoEAnl ~ mo GU
suing charter elections N.Y. q vuo,p
70 2i-6t $4s na6a =. - :, M = =
r~- 20 sy.e Vosers OF the City 81 Hsch.
.osp-I sm candidate for the Office Of sersesnt OF
the "a 81 Halter mysef that am qualified 70
81 81, ~, same and hope to receive your votes Ut the
~, siection. Respectfully, .,.rsr may
fe 18---ts ----------- :. q = = es--z.-=
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xoA fns RIO GRASnE.-The steamer Naufi-
- nsn the braxos Santiago. arrived Il New
% saturday last She hrought e9e,el5 in
ee9nence s'''''
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-TFW ROOKs RECEIVED BY

NTEW BOOKS RECEIVED BY
HAROLD MURRAY,
Broad street.
Miss MURRAY'S Letters from the United States;
S1.00.
LIFE in Brazil or journal to the Land of the Co
Goa and Palm; $500.
NOTES on Central America, by E. g. Squire !;
$500
HARPER'S Magazine for March IS cents.
ABBOTTS Story Book for March 25c.
PARTISAN Sights, I'd series Toe.
THE Huggermuggers, (story for boys); 81.
GLAUCUS, or Wonders of the Sea Shore; Soc
JACKSON at New Orleans; BI25.
MACAULAY'S History of England various edi-
tons
THE illustrated Composition Book 38c.
FITCHES Physical Geography; ST..
NEW edition Of Miss Austin's Works; T5c.
Homeopathic Books and Medicines. fe 9
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.ssianA md tLe United states.

=. BDG1and ma The United Sfatet.
Lord ciarendcn, In reply 70 Lord Derby, said
mat his enitsing any ausion TO the United States
N the quesns speech. no disrespect was intended
sssAss toward the government or people. "our
ussads On the other side Of the Atlantic,
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RRNNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER,
f. l2--dsn Agents. Richmond.

a. DR.. q. A. Crcnshaw, once Iz3 Ninis
Street esef fsrksys kimmo + Co.'S lately ecenpasa
By DR.. HAekine. hF-2zns
"a great variety. full supply. perteetly fresh
= - LAIbLEy = ROBINSON,
k2l chemistA &c; 4th md Frsnhtia sts-
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~ m d Ort n m TO Purchasers.--Cheap
GooDs FOR CASH oNLY.a-N. EZEKIEL, rs Main
street.-I have yet hand splendid assortment OF
all kinds of goods connected with the Dry Goods line,
together with large variety of CL0AKS, TALMAS,
MANTLES and FURS of all descriptions, which
intend to sell off extraordinarily cheap to make room
for new Spring purchases Having reduced my bust
cash system, and closed my books against all
credit customers without any discrimination whatso-
ever enabled to sell my goods at the least posi-
BILE advance above the prime cost, which course iu-
tend TO pursue. Therefore, persons having the ca
to make their purchases, may rest assured by calling
at my store to get good bargains.
". EZEKIEL, No. IS Main st.,
$50 Next door to P. X Whites Shoe Saloon.
% | .
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sere of any kind use the true TsTyf OH enrs =.
rsntei. Foe In rnosher eolunp n NJ.
ar ~ - :. - IA VI
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Ey- 1t is with willing pleasure that
add my testimony to the efficacy Of BAKER,
BITTERS," in relieving established case OF Dys-
pepsia, from which / have suffered for number Of
years. The use of few bottles convinced me not
only of its value Tonic but its permanent relief
infWater Brnsh and Sour Stomach. confidently re.
commend it to the afflicted
sts II. C. McNEMAka,
Richmond, December 18th, 1855
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The certificate above we received from an old. es
Unable citizen, and of the Oldest Druggists in
the city of Richmond, in accordance with the thou.
sands of others adding commentator to the virtue of
BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS.
u Call at Messrs Purcell, Lsdd Co.'S, and other
Druggists, and supply yourselves 10
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Thu subterfuge upon which Mr.. Langitt relies,
and under which he now skuks is the subterfuge of
aereven.a r4 rEF : Fft rE~
. submit the whole subject to the judgment
of my friends and the public.
= SHERRARD CLEMENS.
Richmond Va Feb 10 1856 fe 23---lt- e
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NAnkHS WOODnOCSE ~ Co., nave re.
THE Attache in Madrid; or sketches of the Court of
Isabella II, translated from the German, one vol
l2mO---$l. sit il believed that no other book in
our language which presents good picture of
Spain and the Spaniard. az this does. The ac.
work; and the description of the Revolution of
1913, and of the flight of Queen Christina of the
San Luis Cabinet, is graphic, instructive and in
terestiug." ~
THE Shakespeare Papers of the late Dr. Magma.
translated BY Dr. Shelton Mackenzie-Sl.
A FORREST Tragedy and osher Tales, by Grace
THE Confidential Correspondence of Napoleon Boz
napnrte with his brother Joseph, some time King
upcn every subject, and we see with what wat .i-
full eye he cared for even the smallest thing
distinguished critic has observed that .Biograph.
ers win have to write their biographies of Napo.
CHARLEMoNT; or The Pride of the WALLACE, tale
Of Kentucky, by w. Gilmore sinlns ESQ.,
SERMONS for The Times by Charles Kinssey.-.75c,
UNISON of the Liturgy being an exhibition Of the
Harmony Of the Subject. by Archer Clifford, 4.
from Advent TO Ash Wednesdav--75c
THE Bush Boys; or the History and Adventures Of
sCepc Farmer end his Family in the wiIds of
uoS Soa.hern Africa, by Capt, Msy9a Reid-75e. -.
tons. BY E. O Squier-s2.
LIFE Brazil lournalof visit to the lend of the
Cocoa and the Palm, With one hundred iliustra-
tons, by Thomas Ewbank-$s
HEART and Home Truths, being se,f.rnuslns. upon
the Divine VIII, by r. Whttingham, Jr.--7sc.
THE Three Marriages; or Life at Watering Place,
ey mrs, Hueback, author of MAY and Decom-
AN Elementary Treatise on Logic. with an appendix
and a copions index Of terms and subjects BY w.
PARIsIAN Sights and French Principles, illustrated.
BRAlrHWAITs Retrospect. of Medicine and Sur.
. gerry for Janury---41.
HARPERs Magazine for March
aAhPERS Story Book for February and March.
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growth Of Hair can be obtained By the use of pr
LETTERS FLUIDE BLONDiSSANT, for the hsir
II increases its growth renders ii soft and glossy h
moving dandruf and all cntaDeous eruptfons and /.
the only preparation known that win prevent its faI
ing out turning grey Its many virtues and delight
fnf perfume has made 1t Indispensable article N
the toilet. Price only 25c. For sale by Bennett
Beers & Fisher; Dnvnl & Norton; Grssbts & Appsr.
son, and all Druggisfs. fe N-Sta
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Discounts OF Domestic and Foreign Pa

The discussion of the propriety of dseounting
bills payable out of the State by our banks, and the
extent of those discounts prompted resolution Of
enquiry by the House OF Delegates early in the
session In answer to this resolution, nearly all Of
the banks have responded Among those from
whom no,report has been received, however, is the
Bank of Virginia, l. e. the mother bank. We give
below the aggregate of the domestic and foreign
discounts exhibited by these returns.
Total Discounts both IN and out Of pirginid at the DIFF
ferent Banks and Branches in pirgiafa, as far ds
repoyted from Oct. 1854 to Oct 1885;
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No 1888 o C--Editors of Richmond True Flag
Hall principal Wheelwright)-J A
fe 23-It THOS B. BIGGER, p. M.
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AZ I. p. Chase, M. d., Homeopathist..-
Office 167 Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank,
Ric hmond. Va. ia S--Sm
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GOOD NEWS TO TIE suEFERING;

VI RICHARDSON'S WILD CHEhRf IND
BLOOD ROOT COUGH CANDY!
An efectual cure for coughs colds Inflammation of
the throat and lungs splitting of blood incipisnt con-
sumption, clearing the voice. and all pulmonary com
plants This Candy is highly medlcated with the
Extract of Wild Cherry, Blood-root. Boneset, Hoar
hound Liverwort Flaxseed, Squills &c. 1t is plea
SAINT to take and perfectly safe both for the infant as
well for those of old age if taken in accordance
Sold by JOHN J. RICHARDSON, Confectionery
and Variety Store, Columbian Hotel Building.
fe 23-6t*
DTCHNIOND NORMAL MUSICAL AGA
IL DEMY--T.- L. GALLEHER, Principal.--The
first session of this Institution will commence March
4th 1885, and continue for IS weeks Its object is to
afford systematic and thorough course of instruc-
ton in every department of the science of Music
Vocal and Instrumental. The pnpte& this School
will be Chased according TO prevdug nments, and
the of instruction to each.
The PestolOzon mode of teaching Wi be pursued.
The Principal viii have charge of the classes in the
Vocal, while in every other department he will be
aided by some of the most accomplished teachers in
the CITY, In the Vocal department especial attention
will be given to the cultivation of the voice, which
includes instructions in respiration resonance quality
of tone, pronunciation articulation, enunciaton and
phrasng, and in general, all that belongs to tasteful
style in execution. .t..
Terms for the session per scholar. two lessons per
week Vocal class exercises lst and I'd classes adut
81 so; for Sd and 4h classes juvenile), number
of lessons, S. 25 lessons the Organ Piano, Meo-
deon Harp and Instrumentation, two per week, $S6;
lessons the Violin, Flute, Guitar, &c, two per
week. F23; private lessons the Voice, 81 per les
son. -.. t s.'.ta 't .a--s
The instructions to the classes in Vocal Music win
be given in the Lecture Room of the Second Presby-
terrain (Dr. Hoge's) Church.
Further information be had by application to
the Principal at his study, on 9th street, between
REFERENCES---To the Pastors of the Churches
of this city. fe 23---lm
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re- TnkimG peopIe ems--TheFe are man,
s.esr anomoIies in this world, when one coTnsa I.
sralyzs the whole affair thoroughly. We have ss.
peopIe crow very angry, II others take.shem Of M
vat il was only yesterday we saw our new Govern,
n the best possibls hunor at being fukiag of ~ e.
MONS. sIMoss has particular fancy for takias
people off and making Jaees. se1
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NEW BOOK ,MNEWnBOOKS,
~ ADDED TO
ONEILLS CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
UNITED STATES, Cuba and Canada; by Mi IS Muir
CONFIDENTIAL Correspondence of Napoleon with
his Brother, Joseph Bonaparte.
THE Three Marriages, or Life at Watering Place.
THE Attache in Madrid.
DAISY Burns; by KavanHgh.
GRACE LEE; by Julia kavanagh
NATHALIE; by do.
RACHEL Gray; by do.
MADELEINE; by do.
LIFETIME of Woman's Follies; by Read.
Subscription to the Library, only Is cents month
JOHN O'NEILL
Broad street, next door to Broad Street Hotel
fe q -It*
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-. FOR RIsNT--A large Brick House,
Ia situated on Church Hill, near Mr.. Jro Wat
- kins, short distance from the corporation
line, containing large number of Rooms, with
Kitchen. Stable, Cow-honse, and large Garden. The
the yard.
A person wishing comfortable and retired resi-.
dence now have opportunity of securing one
by applying at EWD. d. EACHOS.
Agency and Intelligence Office. Pearl st.
ALS0-A Brick House on Church Hill, next TO
Mr. Henry Southalls, containing 5 rooms, Kitchen,
sc. Possession given ediately to both tenements
i ALSo-A FARM HAND for hire, for the balance
of the year. Apply to
fe 2-6t ~ EWD. d. EACHO