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EDUCATION.

r 8. SOURCES SELECT CLASSICAL
IL. AND ksaLISH SCHOOL. CORNER MAIN
AND lST STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.-Ths eiev-
enth session OF this school, 10 IN progress Pu-
pills entering, are charged only from time Of adns
&C Hb--Z4
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l000 Bushels OATS for sale by
BRIDGFORD Il CO.,
~ On fhn D,ctr
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ONLY IA cents for a Pocket Hand
~ kerebief. warranted all pure linen, Colored
Bordered tentemens Pocket Hdkfs. at i2is cts; Col
lars ut 80 per cent lower than be purchased at
any other stere in the city. Every description Of
dry goods can he purchased very low at the Old estah
lishnienI OF JACuB A. LEVI,
nc a. Is Main street
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PURE C0GNAC.--25 eighth casks pure
Champagne Cognac Brandy. in store for sale by
uOtb-ot VIM
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TWO thousand lbs Smithfield Family
Sides, Whites curing. tor sale by
Oc 81 nnNMAS ion ES s. 90
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THE VIRGINIA TOBACCO WARE
l. HOUSE,
NO. 10 FRONT STREET, NEW YORK.

CONNOLLY g. ADAMS,
COA1lIS ION MERCHANTS AND AGENTS
F0R THE
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA MANUFAC
TURED TOBACCO.
81 Liberal adyanceYnents on consignments IA
G6lNNES O. ADAMS is connected with our korse
JAMES A. CONNOLLY. RoBT. NJ. ADAMS
z 13--Grn
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rrnE RICHMOND SODA WATER ANN
DENITENTIARY STORE.

fVbINI I IN I4AEk GIVRIi,
. No. q PEARL STREET.
KERSHYS for servant > cisthing
LlNSEYS do do
BE0GUES. BOOTS anil SHOES
WAGON HARNESS, &C.
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LYME CHEWING TOBACCO.-We have

L now in store expressly for the retail sales the
largest and finest lot OF Chewing Tobacco in the city
OF the following choice brands: Glan's Wine Sap
Cosby & Wiufrce's Pomgrar TO- do. dc. Palmetto
do DO Pride of Virginia. Ross' Peoples Fayorite
DIlls May Flower. Christians Comfott. do. indoIn
table. FISHER Il WINSTON, Druggist
oc u No. I25 Main street
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FIRE AND MARINE
For sale by SELDEN Il MILLER,
&C Is Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
THE COUGH killer Will sneedily

l. relieve Coughs. Colds, Group, &c IL contains
all the virtues of Wild Cherry and other we'll known
rernues and will be found very beneficial in puImO
nary complaints. Price % cts. For sale by
&c p y. J. PICUr, Druggist.
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OUCH PRICES FOR GOODS.-If we
- have sold out some of cheap lots Of Goods we
still have some very big lots left, which are to he
sold in the next FIVE weeks at
COST, FOR CASH.
And we give below some astonishing prices: .
Is 800 yards best English Prints at ltlc. perry
$500 fine Fast Cold do. SAC.
3On Mouseine DeLanesat l215c c, worth &c
5GDO " Plain and Printed Paris DeLaines at
less than cost of importation
LARGE lot of English and French Merin0es, from
2jc. to 75c per yard
8 cases * Bleached Long Cloth at 6'lc., worth
10 cts. =,
) a. Bleached Long Cloth at 3d. worth
121s cts.
10 bales Brown shrtings at and &C., a great
reduction
10 Brown sheetings at and &c, great
reduction
Brown SheetinQ, p. yards wide, at 2lc.
Bleached do, to yards wide, less than ever be-
fore sold
Rich f3reca.ie and Plaid silks, from SOC. to 75c:
aud 81, which is less than half the usual
price
Mourning Goods frorl the celebrated manufactur
ers Pateu lie Lupine Ceido, Geber Co, such ~
Bonbaznes, Thibet Cloths, Tanse. Chally and
Mouselines; Black Alpaca and Canton Cloth, which
would be to the interest Of cash purchasers 10 exam
CHRISTIAN Il LATURDP,
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w street
VI GOLDEN offers his entire stock of SHADES at
the following reduced prices, for cash. viz:
Landscapes 81 cts, worth SD cts,
Plain Shades 80 eta, cheap at 81.
BoQuets 90 cts. cheap at sI.25.
Vases 81. cheap a: 81 ~.
Gothics 81. cheap at 81.
Gold Border 81 30 cheap Mt g.
Velvet Border 81, cheap at s..
Velvet and Gold Centre SS, cheap at SI2.
Alao, a beautiful assortment of India Rubber Ia
bic oil Cloths. durable article.
p S-Storekeepers and pedlars supplied at New
York prices.
en-. Shades made to order, at short notice.
SIN
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1pmehDar0 2'ir0inian.
Morning. Fcb'y. IL. 1857.
Eaissrsnl Concentration sy..em.

This movement, originating in the country
and very generally advocated there, is beginning
to penetrate the cities. We are glad to see the
Soathside Democrat taking it up. 1t SAYS:
We are decidedly in favor of several important
changes in the manner of conducting the newspaper
business and if ronking majority of the profession
could be gotten together, some good might be ae-
complished. We are however opposed TO Staunton
as the place. Richmond would be better selection.
and the Exchange emphaically The Hotel
1t matters little where the Convention meets,
if when it convenes ii shall set earnestly 10 work.
The good such Convention might do to the
press in Virginia and, ultimately 10 the public.
would be iucalculable. Place the press upon a
cash footing, you ensure to II peouniary success
The employment of the best talent the country
affords would follow. \ better feeling aud
sounder basis for every department of business
would also follow. The firm stand taken by
newspaper proprietors while il could not, for 1T
would not aim at such result abolish the
credit SYSTEM would do much towards narrow
ing that system within a safe circle.
The cash system can be carried ont. Were
there no more grocers or dry goods merchants in
Virginia than there proprietors of newspa-
pers. and if these merchants had been subjected
TO 1.-THE of the annoyances as regards coeo.
tons with which newspaper men are cursed. they
would long ago have been compelled to band to-
gether in favor of The cash system Besides, this
system has been for years adopted by the neu-
trail press in this State. As results--witness the
brilliant success of tbs Richmond Dispatch and |
Petersburg Express.
Kinsloe q Rice propretors of three large pa.
pers in Knoxville, have announced their deter
ninaiion to expnnge from their subscription lists
he names of all who do not pay beforehand. ex-
,epting only the few parties who live in town.
Who are we'll known aud with whom they (k. q
K. have business transactions
If the cash system can be attempted in Ten
nessee, why not in Virginia The need is the
s ame here there. Let the trial be made. We |
60 for the Convention.
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with earthen or matted floor. aud ali se,ls oil ii'
plement, for developing the muse'es-laldefs'
noIes wooden horses. cross bars up to the tao'
INNING places. ropes Tor swinging. kn"tted TO-
ne. for climbing. etc. The scholars are not al.
lowed to exercise on what they wish, but there
i. a regular scientifically arranged system ioey
are trained in squads, and move and march some
time. To music. at the word of command. AT a
large public school at Stockholm, saw the iaas
in their noon lesson at gymnastics Inc teaeh
or paye the word. md dozen ,prang out toward
a tail pole with cross bars. and clainbe ring up IL
each hung with bis legs, then again recovered
themsrl.e, aud let themselves down. Another
party onr utter the other squlrmrd up naked
ma,i: another pulled themselves up hand over
hand on knatted rope; others. IN successlon'
played rup frog ostr Il wooden horse; they then
marched to the heat Of the drum. The smaller
or weaker hoys begin with the lowest grade OF ex-
crci,e. and follow up, according to scientific
system. arranged for health. They oil seem TO
go into it with the greatest relishand showed well
trained muscular power. | could not but CON
clude that the superior physique Of the Swedish
men i not entirely due to climate. When Will
America learn that health and strength have
their unacceptable lawsl-N Y. Tribnne.
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seniirosds in Ni-si-sippi.

Governor NcRAE has sent into the Legislature
Of Mlssissippl special message in regard TO
some of the leading interests of the State. The
prominent feature of the document is that rela.
ting to the land grants made by Congress in
August last for railroad purposes in regard to
which the Governor thinks there ought 10 be
prompt legislation, In orLcr that the State may
avail herself 81 the advantages of the act. The
"NliSsis~ppan' thus sums up the suggestions of
the Governor which have II general interest:
"A very clear statement of the progress and
condition of the various railroad projects is given.
nnd recommendations pertaining to some of
them are made which will doubtless receive the
attention of the Legislature.
"lhe New Orleans, Jackson, and Great Nor.
them railroad is in successful operation one hun
dred and thirty seven miles, Including the por
tion connecting jackson and Canton.) and in the
month Of March or April the cars will run from
New Orleans to Brookhaven, in Lawrence coun-
ty, only fifty miles south of Jack
Tho Central road is in thirty five miles
south of where it intersects the Memphis and
Charleston road, and the work is also progress
ing northward from Canton its southern termi.
nus.
Tho Mobile and Ohio railroad is in running
order from Mobile as far north as Macon, Nox-
uhec, county; and the company arc using every
effort to push it forward to completion to the
Tennessee line to which point it will be finish
cd in due season from Columbus, (ky.)
The Southern and the Nicksburg roads have
been merged into one through the purchase of
the former by the latter, with view to the con-
tinuation of the Southern road t. Alabama and
the connexon of the Atlantic ports with the Mis-
sissippi at Nickshurg. Assurances have been
given hat under the arrangement this des-
rnble object will before long be attained
"lhe Mississippi and Tennessee railroad is
completed from Memphis to Como in Pamela
county, aud will be finished to Granada in tho
early months of 1853"
The Governor wisely recommends to the tas
tering care af the Legislature the benevolent in.
situations of the State-tho Institute for tho
Deaf and Dumb and the Blind and Lunatic Asy-
lum
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ter, as we earnestly hope. furnish such a legi.a
tivehisiory "a 10 other nation possesses. Where
the people rulers. and to the proper admins
tration of government popular political educn
ton Is essential. such n history is all important;
and the veteran statesman will merit and receive
the gratitude aud yeneration Of generations vet
unborn. These volumes are such a legacy to
posieri,y as any man might be proud aud happy
to leave
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",1s var, a'u ""'a'"'y 'Gr 'h'ee weeks 'ne oou'r
'' NV, ''.s' oh
,as IL; :, r.',i ''' "'', n
'''''''u n''aS ""'u VI iae' Vi ""'on SUI ia"
neen VII mat moment entirely ignorant 10 w'N
nm, my h"SS'"" 7uoJ'c, NOT ,'"'',ea "ooo' o''o
~ ,'' ''n' ace ''o"e''"'' ~ 'ho 'ieeA '"''on
,',' ''' ''''''n, WIS i","," ana
~, n''u'ne "iG tn"' inc service, whioh hao uni
:, '','" '',''""S w no "'se 'he one required
no'' ~ NV as II no services hau oe'h per-
het 'am,y al TINS detachable piece oil Vlilnny
hiay wen be lmhgh'd' Tor ON inquiry they t1und
'hal The oouut's statement was hut too true.
Alss Wa'd ana h'r mother remn,hed snort
'ne III i'a.N rha,"'"rlhg u op'hln some k'ho
800 w - '''' '''N' 49, -"
ptheuseu CA men, nat lhflr efforts wer" frult
l'7-. ih'Y tu'h came Ia lhfls ana spent tho
winter lhei'' Wh"r" thry were generally known
10 Tho Americans resident III the plnee.
AT the period " 'h' coronation ri tn" Empe-
! faf OF hus-ih, th'Y went IL ~. irtefshnfg' III
was here that Mr.. Salh nude the acquaintance ct
the family, by letter "t introduction from Pa
! rs, The family were gWng II demand justice "i
thu Empeioroi RI~sla against hls seoandre lily
subject. Mr., Su|a drew up the petition 10 th"
husslan Mlnl~ter,nud ~ this petition Miss w ara
demanded OF the Russian government, The rehn-
Utilization OF her honor by IA lawful marriage with
the Count The document was handed to Mr..
seymour, the American Minister, hnd he handed
II IL the Russian Minister oil State
The moment the case WAS laid before the Elm
peror, an order was issued To the Russian Minis
ter Mt Naples (whrrr thu Count wits then iivlng
10 confer with the Ncap"h'hu Government, with
view 10 his arrest. The AeaPoiilnn Govern
ment, which was just then in great favor with
Russia, yielded al one" te the request. The
Count was seized by the Neapohtan police, and
at Rnssa's expense was conducted 10 the Rus
sian frontier; there he received by the Rus
sian police aud carried Ia Warsaw. The Wards
were already there, awaiting ms arrival. Tho
Count war marched into the church by II posse of
policemen and was compelled to stand up before
! the altar aud marry Miss Ward in due form -
! When the ceremony was concluded his witrnow
/ legally the Countess of - made him II formal
bow and babe him adcu, forever And Saln, who
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bill has just pissed the Kansas Coun-
ell. granting charter for a road from Iecomp-
ton 10 Galveston, in Texas. The charter, as it
stands, grants right Of way one hundred feet
wide throughout the route. The route would be
over six hundred Mills long The emp
ital stock, by charter, is five millions of dollars
1t is to be called the great Central Railroad
Tho original corporators are four members Of
the Council, one Of the House. Secretary Wood
son of the Tcrri,ory,o aud ono or two others. This
measure is intended to open Southern outlei,aud
render Kansas Independent of tho States and
routes enst
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~ NEGROES, CROPS, STOCKS, &c-Tbe FNND
Commissioner in the cases f Coleman Exr "a shed
ais, and lli, aiur viii, Tuesday Tho m ah
February. sai at the residence OF Robert Coleman lay OF
county OF Bedford. proceed 10 sell the Tract OF 'he
which the said Coleman resides cuntaiano - upon
acres well improved ON which there i good framed H.
with SIX rooms ana ai necessary uut houses At the same %
Implements and Household and Kitchen Furnirrr
land and on the next day. Wednesday, 18th In ana
Market House the city Of Lyuclburp wI uht OF
Slaves belonging the late Me- al OF
Coleman being "A in number, consisting at - lhy L.
ard children. some ot Whoa likely ' women
The land will be sold a credit ri : and 4 ,oo.n -
chaser giving bonds with good security and ~ Pur
last payment The personal property oh,r than e
a credit of months for all over $50 Th7 up
will he sold for cash. n. I MANSON Gus
feb lUd&ct2jfrh ~ I'm
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The Rev. 0rville Dewey, in one Of his lectures
on the Problem of Human Destiny, remarss:
Tho expression Of the face is "A beautiful dis
tiuction OF Humanity. We are little aware of the
influence which it constantly exerts. If the
dumb animal, on whom man exercises his cruel
ty, if the horse or dog, when suffering by blow
from the violence of man, could turn upon him
with look Of Indignation or appeal, could any
one resist the power of the mute expostulation
How extraordinary. too. the difference of express
sion in the human face. by which the recognition
of personal identity is secured! On this small
>urtacc,nin inches by six. are depicted such
rlous traits, that among the millions of inhabi-
tunts on The earth, no two have the same Inca.
ment, IT the face. What dire confusion would
ensue if all ooentenauces were alike; if fathers
did not know their own children by sight, nor
husbands their wives But now could pick
out our friend from among the mu!titudes Of the
assembled universe.
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Gymnastics in swedish ScbooIs

here are two respects in which the Swedish
school system is far superior to ours One is il,
The universal teaching Of gymnastic exercises.
Every school building has It's large, high room.
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The aeIIinu AIiti

The Pennsy lvanian, Forney's paper and Buch-
anan's organ. publishes nm article on the Presiden
tial Inaugural, in the course of which President
Pierce receives the following handsome notice;
The last Inaugural is but four years old, The
report which lies before US. and which we well
reoolleot at the time announced that. at the con
clnsion of .'ihe fnrmalities tho President came
forward and delivered on address, apparently
extrmpore, for he made no of manuscript or
notes throughout" Now. with all Difference,
gainst this Supplemented mode Of delivering as
an extempornncous address a state paper which
had already been circulated all over the Gnion,
we protest A Presidents Inaugural il state
paper in every sense. measured. well considered
written before hand. and so. in the name of good
taste let it rema n. We are very sure Mr.. Buc-
hanan will make such experiments
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FUTURE. DAYS


~ BukG-By virtue a decree the Circuit C' me
Campbell in the case OF taperton aud Grump y Drt Of
ninstrator, the undersigned Gommssanar A., ~ al
10 d., will sell at the Market House Ia Lynch m So
day OF February so| Tract Of Land ii decree h
toned Lynchhurf containing ga acres ALL men
lands of John H. ryree aud others the highe, The
credit Of o, l2 and months. his land sabiert On q
right Of Mrs Duke Bonds with personal sqcrj, e GOV
required and the title retained further seenf' wa be
purchase money. . c q ARK - SO, Tie
feb w for Clark Sl,I
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III
Minutes IN twelve months. The best and finest assert
hent OF Gold and Silver Patent Lever Watches in virginia
no" Tor sale at THOMAS NOWLANS Watch and JewrlN
shmen lie las Watches fiop all ot the most cetDrs
yea makers and some Of them ct such superior quality ana
hIsh that ne warrants not gain lose ye minutes III
WE'VE months If you want to get superior Watch be su
10 bhy 1t of NOWLAN and you will certainly have goou
time piece lie has also the aud most ionabe asso
IN NJ of Jewelry to be found IN this market
Remember his No is "a Sycamore St SEn Of the Eagle
Petersburg Va lfeb DTS
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NOIEtE Eat II meeting of the EsOnrd Of Di-
~ rectos oftho Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company,
hel al NE once Of the Company in the city OF nhnug On
SATURDAY the nm day Of January 1871 the following rcsou
ti9us adopted:
On notion Resolved Thai FROM the first day
fehna next the Wing hia and Tennessee Railroad Company
may tor stock kirdby trail running Thu roaduness
hhe clearly sAewu that such 81 Killed consequence
OF the cUl"bo negligence of the agents employ Of this
company"
Resolved That all claims against tbs Company for loss Of
ordamagG goods produce ~ be- presented t15y
day. from the time sneh articles should been delivered
a copy from the minutes NM. H. HUGHES
Jan Tits Secretary.
Papers advertising fort bis cnunany conv
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ENaGIE G0tCH EACTORS.-Wc, the M
IL drrsRned have joined together for the purpose of Mann
featuring Carriages Of all descriptions not to be surpassed
cquae by any tie tnited States and we would further
HE public competent to do what we say Tor
having had experience OF - are possessed 81 that
knowledge whf Offer the citizens Of Lynch
burg public general such work Will give entire
satisfaction, ri our own manufacture. We arr prepared
build and will keep constantly hand Coaches, in aud
Calashes lhratans OF all descriptions Baouche :,
anl bekaways open top aud slide seat BuPRes draw
Snlkes Of all descriptions. We also prepared
repair such may he offered with neatness and dis
patch reasonable Cash establish
inent oni hou,e from Mr.. Diuguds Foundry Main st
GEORGE J. GOODWIN,
JOHN LOAGUE.
VXvASCED-s Gr.trnIr w God W r men n the
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I ARKsAEH- Al. aItrIoN.-s.iI -,

u Thursday the l>lh das February ~ H. 'i', on
II B2iey ttr'tgc shop, N Main street a ls,., 80" i
Carriages, Rockaway= aud Buggies Consisting = s','A Il
Carriages, kockaways for ami hases , ga, family
aud - no top open BnRRirs and SuILg4s W Bug
raj Second hand Carriages Burzes lie profrty % sovr
Bailey, tokcn to satisfy snrdry executions aVaius, H.
All who buy Carriages Bugeies no,y haiiey
feb 3deOdll 2feb. II. DTNNIN.#InE' s". Time.
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mony, escort the President, aud his attendants to
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l 80 WARRANTS WANTED. -Thc hiuh
estm'rket prices paid for Land Warrants Ia, "'S"
~ LANGUORNE a. HOI CONBF
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tcnsNc assortment Garden Seeds consist;T,, ~ ~, -
~ Nafte9 Maited IA this market Beans Peas Iabbages
HaIlSheS, Turuis, Bees Lettuce Sc &c ali
", ,t HS,n.ule' 'of SAFE eN JOHN Ii. SEAY
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atS ~ Tow TOR snic.-l have for sale n
va very hne Mich Cow Apply subscriber at the
~, "a '''''N NJ ODDS. Il. IL GARRETT.
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FLOWS. PaOws.: pLOws...

NV
w continually making. Our pows of superior
patterns which will warrant to give the best of satisfaction
have Riches patent Premium Iron Beam the improved
Livingston premium Hill Sides Peeksk New York pre-
Flows aud Points of different kinds Farmers wanting
will give call Old Iron and country pro
duce taken in exchange.
Farmers wanting rheshng Machines will do well to send
that they be supplied IN time to
the Lynchburg Agricultural Works.
WHIfrEMORE 4 JOSIIN, Propretors
Successors o | =. WhittemoTe 4 Bro.
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Rich schemes for February, 1857.
l.. FRANCE Il Co, MANAGERS
Grand Consolidated Lottery of Maryland.
CLASS ID,

'b0'6 prizes amounting : 2u2uoO
Nholcs so Halves SO, Quarters s.; Eighths 50 81
Certificate Of Package Of % Whoos $50 80
% Halves, " l1s p
26 QuaTcrs Oh IL
% Eighths " 81 06