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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-28

LAYING THE CORNER SToNE.-The cornerstone of
The Mechanics Institute will be laid this afternoon
with the usual Masonic ceremonies. An address
appropriate to the occasion, will afterwards be de-
ivered by the Rev j. Lansing Burrows, Past Grand
chaplain of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, in
metropolitan Hall. The Masonic Fraternity Of
richmond cordially invite all transient brethren
N good standing, to meet at Masonic Hall to-day
It l o'clock.
FIRE-The stables OF Col. Hiram kilgore. of
Scott county, Va. were destroyed by fire on Thurs
lay night, the 10th inst. 1t is supposed to be the
work of an incendary. large quantity of hay
tnd oats were destroyed with the stables.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

At Cheswick, Henrico comfy. at 10 A. NJ October
q. Mr.: REUBEN 5. ELLIS and Miss ELFlkA f..
HARRIS, all of Henico
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WTANTED-An experienced Manager
w to take charge of my Farm-High MEADOW
near Richmond. He must come well recomme n1e ~
Apply TO me, on the farm, or ut Messrs. DbDreii
johnson !; S1ocAoc 'np. JNo. TILMON FOSTER.
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POPULAR MoNTRLY.-We have received from Gen
'ry q Co, on Broad street, the November number
1 frank Leslie's New Family Magazine" 1t has
y pages, and every one contains one or more good
ngraVings. apctorial, it is ahead ofits compel
'orS and has enough reading matter for family
ournal.
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Rn. THOSE Locomotives. little carriages and
horses that run with clock work, have arrived
Come and see them at the Gift Auction.
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49, rangers in town, visit the Steam Picture
Depot, 13g Main street.
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vs. NOTICE TO MY COUNTRY CUSTOMERS FRIENDS,
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.-I am now prepared TO
furnish them with Brogues, OF the best quality, of
all sizes, of my make, and of all kinds. Also,
Boots and Shoes for ladies' gentlemen, boys, misses
and children, eff every description-each Of my own
manufacture and Of the best imported work.
ALE%'R HILL,
Manufacturer and Importer OF Boots and Shoes,
No. I27 Main ST., Richmond Va.
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ET You CAN NOW FIND AT ALEX. HILLS, Trunks,
Vaces, Ladies' Bonnet Cases of all sizes, and of all
qualities and at all prices. according to quality and
size. and certainly as low they can be had in this
OF any other city.
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FEARFUL AcctDESr.-rwo little children of Susan
"e'zel' OF Le~isburg, Va were badly injured on
.ahaay week. by powder explosion while their
hams,; was at church The lad was carelessly
handling a horn containing quantity of nowder
near The IRE, which exploded while his little SIS
ler was near him, and the consequence was tina,
hey We're very severely injured by the explosion.
covering. '''"i! re-
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ss- Strangers In town. visit the steam Picture
Depot. l39 Main street.
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uuicilff AMI BOOKSELLER.
:. - . Two doors below the Pest ON a.
n Z, GEO. u, VAST Keeps 90 hand the Isacrsr
found In Virginia. and ID mueh lawsr prices A esiI
N NEST respectfully solicited. OF alt
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b. ANOTHER CASE of those French Boots Shoes
and Caters, just received, at ALEX. HILLS
oc 2S-6t Importing House, l27 Main street.
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Rs- 500 people visited TYLER & Co.'S Steam Gallery
yesterday, 100 Main street.
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R5- A Horse that boy ride over a common
road and Propel it himself, can be seen at the Gift
Auction.
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~ Remember the placc-thc OLD WHITEHURsT
GALLERY-where you get the genuine Double
Glass Amboype, large size, for so cents, and Photo
graphs for $3.50, by ALBERT LITCII.
&C 22-6t* II Main street,
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epnCTAT. NOTICES.


n7y Order Of Procession on the occa,
sion Of laying the Corner Stone Of the Mecnan'os
Instisnte. ON W ednesday, ssth October 1871: ~.
The Procession will re formed in front o. TIE 'ia y,
sonic Hail. on WEDNESDAY. 18th october; Iso'' Nv
o'clock r. ~ precisely. In the following erasI
lst. Richmond Comnandery, No 2, hnights Len"
plar acting NJ escort. .r5
end Members Of the Mechanics Institute, TWO ana
two. -, r.,;
3rd. Board Of Managers of the Mechanics ih'ti-
tute. 49,
4th band of Music, followed by Master Masons'
In the order prescribed for such occasions
9TH. Open Carriage, containing orator OF Ie Day
Chaplain Of the Lodge, PRESIDENT OF tho Me-
chanics' Institute, aud Mayorof the 'lty:
When formed the Procession will move 90" q
Franklin street to 18th street; up l9th 10 MAIN w
Main to I'd; up I'd TO Broad down Broad 20 9tl do"n
9Th to the lot where the building Is TO be
The ceremonies, usual such occasions VIII w y
take place. When the same are conciudto the ~ !.
will again FORM in the above order, and proceed "
the Metropolitan Hall. where an eppropriate AZ
dress will be delivered by the Right Worsnlpioi a.
LANSING BURROWS, P. q. C. G. L., of Penn
~. ST JOHNS LODGE, No. a.-fbe members
of ST. Johns Lodge, No as. are hereby summqnsd so
attend called meeting of their Lodge, 70 be heu ~
the Masonic lodge, on WEDNESDAY, the zsth inst
at O'Clock p. NJ Members of sister Lodges, anu All
transient brethren, cordially invited TO attend.
By order of the Worshipfdl Master.
oc 2I-2t DAVID KING, Secretary.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-At an auction. in Lewisburg,
"a, on Monday of last week. some unknown per-
on accidentally fired old pistol, the ball from
which went through the head of James T. Diggett,
f, young saddler, killing him instantly.
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~ NoTIcE.-ALEx'R HILL has Just received, d
rect from London, five hundred pair of English
Buckskin Over Caters, of all lengths. They are
both suitable for walking riding. The above
were purchased by himself while in London, and
will be sold low for cash. to punctual paying
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SHIPMENT OF CAMEL CoAL-Last week there were
shipped from the mines on Coal river, Va, 10y the
Western VI. NJ. Company, four boats containing
5000 bushels camel coal. Clement Smith also
hpped two boats containing 900 bushels from
the Virginia coal mines, kanawha.
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hIcHMoND, Oct. 81, 1857.
RGE JosKpH HALL. ESQ DEAR SIR !:


Bsy- JOSEPH HALL, ESQ DEAR SIR:
1t would be very gratifying to many of yonr friends
you will consent again to deliver the address made
by You, at the opening Of the Annual Exhibition OF
the Mechanics Institute, on Monday. 18th inst,
which was creditable to yourself as it was appro-
pirate to the occasion ON which it Delivered
And we earnestly desire that you will indicate an
early day when an opportunity will be afforded OF
hearing the same. t.
With sentiments of respective subscribe ourselves,
Very truly, yours &c,
Jno F. Regnauit, I'd Il Dudley, NJ Ellyson. james
L. Davis, G. Is. Luck, Inn +. c. Potts, VIM. Forbes,
Chas T.. Snodgrass Geo W Hobson. Charles l.. Hob
son, James A. scott, Sampson Jones, Jr, W; Leigh
Burton, r. A. Tompk ms, Y. BargaIin, Ii. W. Fry,
If. L, D. Iittchcock. WIN Thomas. kobt J. Denny,
John II Knowles, II. X. EIyson, T. W, Turpin, h.
9. Rawlings. W Allen, u v Gin, Jas McJohnSton,
stratton. Jno. Mcconnell L. c. Jones Jno. Fisher,
Thomas Samson, J. II. Bo-her, John W Davies, Jas.
D. Brown, John W. Cardgell, VIM. L. Maule, Z. 5.
Baber, j. RI. Bayne r. c. Howe. Il. ii. Meade T. X.
Baker, II Z. futile. Edw. J. Warren. Charles r. A..
len Jr, f. X. Lockwood. y. w. Powell, q. W.
Wiley, Il. G. Howe, VIM. NJ. Allen, s. Y. Landrum,
Joseph f Powell, Charles NJ. Bosher. B. W. Stark,e,
Ro. ". Bgelow Fred. Carter. Geo Bargamin, D..
Hagg, TT ,Dan NDonn Il, W. J. Bartholomew, Fred.
Butler, VIM. Isaac|, l.. b. Cook, 1n0. Z. Page, Jr.,
Joseph 5. Robinson, George Whitfield. &C 2S-lt
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MARINE INTBLLIoHNCH.
H4 Of Rssamopd, octyr 27-Hsa rassr 12111z Scrt.


- ARRIVED, - S--1@
schr.-Two Williams. Smith. Burrsll's Bay, wheat.
SAILED,
Steamer jamestown, Parish. N Y, mdE and pas
sengers, LuiIam WATSON.
steamer George Peabody, Pricheft, Baltimore,
schr John Bell, Ham. Salem, mdz. d W. Cnrrie.
BosToS, Oct 22-Arriyed schrs. Louisa Dyer. Has
kei; Charlotte Williams, Baden, and s. X. Allen,
Baker, Richmond.
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~ strangers m town. visit the Steam Picture
Depot, i3s Main street.
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GxA- TAN AND FRECKLEs.-0ne of the best prepare
tons this country for removing these imperfecton
in"ident to the season. is f6nttincS Cream Of VII,
FiorsrS prepared from the recipe Of an old French
chemist.
Sold by all druggists and by W. PETERSON.
&C 26-3t cor. 18th & Main SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-28

SNOW fell IN Scott, Wise, Russell and Tazewell
counties, Va, on Friday Of last week. Several
mountain peaks were whitened
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ITANTED.--Wanted, Immediately, a
w - sao,na hand SCHOOL DESKS and
bLASh NAM Aff'' Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-28

The dwelling of B. Price. in Alexandra. Y.
"S 10 'oooed OF $500 on Sunday night
raj FAR, reached $500. 's'i'ui'u-
vsnneh - >. Revenue cutter Dobfin. arrived =, Go
'ennan, ia, Friday, six DAYS from Sors,,., at %"
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NEW GOODS.-DARRACOTT HAIR
DY TIE GOVERNOR VIRGINIA

~ A PROCLAMATION. - Information having
been recr we'd by the Executive that ellison D. Stew
art is charged with having cemmilted an strocious
murdcrin the county of Highland. on the 10th inst
that he has Ned from justice and is now going az
large therefore i do hereby offer reward Of on
hundred aud fifty dollars any person who shall ar
rest the laid ellison d. Stewart and deliver him into
the Jail of said county of Highland, and do more
over require all officers of this Commonwealth civil
and military and request the people generally 10 use
their best exertons to procure the arrest of the said
ellison D. stewart that he may ho brought to Justice
(->>) Given under my hand rs tiayernOr and I'M
L. s. der the Less Seal Of the Commonwealth at
~ Richmond, this 2fth day Of October, lS5-.
HENRY A. WISE
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By" VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
The Board of Managers, and all other members Of
the Institute who may desire to oia in the process
punctually, at O'Clock p NJ Badges will be fur
nished them by the Secretary.
&C 2S-It j. W. LEWELLEN, Sec'y.
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OST-YesterdaY morning. at the Depot
OST-A Red Back MEMORANDUM

- a small box containing set of GOLD STUDS,
with onic engraved sets The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving them at this Office.
NJ
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IT, AmDRoTYPEs for 30 cents. large size; Photo.
graphs for $50, at the Old Whtehurst Gallery, Il
Main street, by albert LITCH. oc PITS
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T ARGE DRY GOODS ESTABLISH
- MENT.
HAMILTON, EASTER s. CO,
New Marble Binding,

Nos 1919, POI and 2O3 Baltimore %reet.
BALTIMORE.
Have now in store (mostly of their own Importation
one OF the largest and most complete ST -cks in the
United states embracing
SILKS and : Liz GOODS of every class
DRESS GOuDS-a very large stock
IRlSE LINENS LINEN ODDS and
HOU SEX EEPlNG ARTICLES Of every descIip-
ton
MOURNING GOODS
CLOAkS, MANTiLLAS and SHAWLS
EMBROlDERIES. LACES. HOSIERY. GLOVES
BLAN kETS, QUILTS, DOMESTIC GOODS
And every article required by FARMERS fand
PLANTERS for SERVANTS USE.
gE RETAIL ROOMS on first fioor-the PRICES
affixed to each article, from which no deviation i.
made.
RE WHOLESALE ROOMS on the second and
third floors oc 2s-d3m
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IA HEAD QUARTERS. IS57-
IA CLOTHING! CLOTHfNGn CIOTuTNG,,t
mr. VISITORS TO the Asr.cutu"al and Ntchari "a,
fairS, attention on are in want of same
thlns really neat and cheap in the way of Cinshin
aud Hentlemeu's Furnishing Goods, not az bain,z
l will promise my goods, when quality snJ "a" anu
ave compared, shall Vie with tie ebesnas,
os Il. b. SPENCE.
oc = No. I20. cor Main md Iath \.
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BY the Governor.
GEORGE W. MUNF0RD,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.

ellison d. Stewart is about 25 years old. feet 9
or 10 inches high of rather slender appearance: hair
dark and black, rehead high, complexion rsti e
pale and slightly freckled, lips thin, impressed aud
retreating with chin sharp and protrudng Civ ng
to the mouth the APPEARANCE OF having lost the from,
teeth, 2S-sW3w
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- BOOK, containing some Notes and Memoran-
dums in it, and list of Bonds due me- which can
be OF no use to any one else. 4 liberal reward will
be paid for its return to this Office.
The public are hereby cautioned sgan trading
FOR said Ronds. JN0. TILMON FOSTER.
HIGH MEADOW, Oct. 20th. oc 22-3taw2w*
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B Books AND STATIONARY
AT REDUCED PRICES
TlGO NAIN ST. Onposite Anlcrican ILotsL.

The subscriber respectfully invites the attention
ofhs friends aud the public generally his assert
ment nt
LITERARY AND RELIGIOUS WORKS,
SCHOOL BOOKS STATION ERY
AND VARIETY GOODS,
Which he will sell LOW FoR CASH.
&C 26-3t z. B. PRICE.
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~ n STILL AHEAD a.
NslN.sy Ora WFORG " sssSSsssSa
$ TENTH STREET. nESzzzz=az3
Between Main and Cary.l

As the season Of delicacies has Just come to hand
the Proprietor of this popular ana we'll kept estab
lshment takes this method Of informing his friend,
and the public that he has recently fitted up aud at
tached To his Restaurant an EATING DEPART
MENT, upon the latest improved plan, when and
up in style not TO be surpassed-in truth to suit
the most ta<tidiouS appctite-oacl and every deli
cacy that this and the Northern maj kets afford In
dcpend MT Of this consideration the wants Of the
iuner man, my BAR aud Cellar will be found sup
piled with WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS which
in the country. 1t is needless fer to say thing
in favor Of the comforts and advantages OF this es
Enlistment hut would respectfully ask the publjc
II give il a trial. 5. V. CRAWFORD
&C 2s-6E Proprietor.
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Eg A New INVENTION MFR. Langdon,
Of a Main St, will exhibit Corn SHUCKLR" ut the
Fair ground this week which supersedes all other
things invented for the purpose. 1t shuck
faster than any four men can do it Call on Messrs.
Church ltming and see the thing done. &C 26-lt
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Bay BrNFoRD, MAYO & BLAIR, %
Slain street would call the attention of :he public
70 their large stock of Embroideries, Fancy Silks,
Table Damasl1, Linen Sheetings, Irish Linens
Blankets and Negro Clothing. Their business must
be closed rs speedily as possible, and the above
goods will be sold for cash without regard to cost.
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I OST OR MISLAID-CERTIFICA No.
- 773. to r. A. Williams. for four shares Richmond
Fire Association Stock dated August 9Th. lSt6 This
advertisement is inserted with the view of april wing
to the Association for another certificate in the
place of the one lost oc l3-ts
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HOSIERY
A large assortment Of Goods for Gentleme rs wear
Porte Monnaies, Cabas, and many other Fancy Ar
ticles.
The Goods are all of the newest styles. and large
additions have been made during the last two weeks
at ENORMOUSLY REDUCED PRICES. The stock
must be cleared out, and will he offered at such pri
ces to make it go, DO NOT ALLOW MYSELF To BE
. iDERSOLD BIZ ANYBODY! &C 2S-dGt
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ES IF you feel that handsome set of Jcwelry
n Gold Locket fine Watch, or other valuable or
nanent would be desirable gs to the Gift Book Store
No. 40, opposite the American, and buy Book aud
get ono of their splendid Gifts. You will thereby
gain douby; you will possess gift and the nforma
ton derivabc from the work purchased at the usual
selling prica, &C 27-2t
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IN ING HOUSE KEEPERS.-We now opening
an extensive assortment of No. / Blankets and Com
forts which we will sell very low to close.
Gc y LARUS me
It RUS s. SHINE, Auction ers and
IL Commission Merchants No. "a Main street. give
their undivided services AuetOnccrs fur the sale of
real estate merchandise of every description. anl
household furniture
: Sale of horses mules. cows, wagons and carriages.
DC. &c, every saturday.
p CLARUS. JAS. N SHINE.
oe 2S-fs
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LOST.


T OST-On Monday evening, the 26th
II inst. at the American Hotel. my pOCK EFT BOOK,
containing THIRTY ODD DOLLARS in notes and
specie, and one Bond executed TO Thomas W. Jones
and signed BY NathI Hobson and Thomas Cock,
Of Campbell county, Va. and Negotiable Note,
signed by Jno. VIM. Ruekner. Esq. payable to W. T
smith and endorsed by him, for s20i and - cents.
and some other papers not recoilected. The finder
Is welcome to the money. If be will return the pa
per5 to me- care Of Stokes Rives through the p.
o.. or any other way. The public arc cautioned
against trading for any of the above mentioned
Notes. &C 2-2t G. CLARK.
I OST-Yesterday morning, at the Depot
~ Of the Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad, somewhere the street, q POCKET
BOOK, containing two Notes-one twenty dsllaF
note on Bank of Virginia. and one ten dollar note
bank not recolleeted; $3.50 gold piece; one 81
gold piece; about 81 in silver; order on John L.
Thompson for $50; note OF VIM. A. Moncure for
s55-besides some other papers, not recollected.-
The book also contained one plain gold ring. suit
able reward will he given for the return of the
Pocket Book and contents at this office. &C 23-3t
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Lost late
Il yesterday evening while driving on the trot-
ting track at the Fair grounds double gold
WATCH,-the subscribers name engraved inside
oc 23-ts X. RUSSELL.
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81 when memory dwels upon the past
And fancy's curtain lifts,
How brilliant then appear the gems
The loved and lest ones GIFTS
Gift Book Store 40 Main street. opposite the Amer
lean. oc27-2t
EH- r Won feel that handsome set of JcweJrv
Smyrna times., 1857-03-25
q u NO,
super Phosphate OF Eime &,c

CIR. lE uhIerrlgned would invite the attention of
larRers and dealers 10 their suuerinr oso,t., =" n
fef''lizers' Consisting OF TregOs Soluble Phosuate,
.r1;ro III. u, Con5inatioa q Phosphate
ei lime WIN fi9"phaie of Potash Soda aad Magne.
Sa t lnIAeu n Win faruyan Guann; Genuine Peruvian
"oANO. ChIlian Guano-an excclleuI or,;,.Ia c.. c..
mixing win Peruvian, being in this way better ,I,',
me IA laliGr' aud al a much lower price.
nn'a pms Gilano company. Tins Guano contains m'',a
lnoSpi"I"s 'han any other Guano and kas the adyan.
Iagr oi being in fine powder ~
MaPeS super phosphate Of Lime. This celebreted
"Ficie Is lhe Purcst aud most uniform Of The kind
POudieite. Land plaster
Sulphuric Acid, Nitrate Of Soda.
Au,L, Potash. etc. etc.
n 'ne above articles are selected with speci re-
gaTu to their purify and genuinencss and we feel e.
hdent Of their giving Satisfaction
:, o, DIXON & ELKINTON
w. % sou Wharves, third Store above Chestnut ST.
m"rlo'0m PHILADELPHIA
Smyrna times., 1857-03-25
Farmers Depot q Plaster Mills.

AT the junction of York Avenue Crown and
CallOwhi streets, PHILADELPHIA.
NIE offer large stock of Chemical Manures and
w Fertilizers at low prices and warranted 10 be
Genuine, among which will be found:
1000 Tons No. Government Peruvian GrANO:
coo Tons De Burg No. Super. phosphate of Lime
The above standard articles are each of their kind
the best i'll the WORLD! Our Lamd Plaster, maLu.
iacured from selected stone is celebrated throughout
the Union lorits purity and strength
We invite orders for
lie Burgs No | Super-phosphole of Limo,
No Government Peruvian Gulns,
French Improved Supphosphaie of Lime,
French's Philadelphia Poudretie,
No Phospht lie Guano (PhIlad'a Co's)
Mexican GuanO, (A)
Extra Land Plaster, Ordinary Land Plaster.
Chemical Bone, Pure Bone Dust,
Fish Guano, Ground Charcoal
10000 Barrels Land Plaster,
5 900 - Casting PLASTER
10 600 Hydraulic Cement,
5000 I" True Roman Cement,
l,eO0 Z" Portland tEngIish) Cement
ALSO, Dentists Plaster,
Stereotype plasler, Glass Makers plaster,
Ground Soap Stone VIII te Sand IN bhls,
Ground White Marble, Ground Blue Marble.
Powdered Anthracite Coal IN bbls
- Powdered BituminOus Coal, in bbs
Ground Brown Stone, in bbs,
Ground Bricks for painters.
Powdered Bone Black.
FRENCH. RICHARDS e. co.
Steam Mills asd Farmers Depot,
AT junction of York Avenue, Crown and CallOwhi
streets, Philadelphia. marli.2m
Smyrna times., 1857-03-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

EN@a IhlS institution is situated in one of the
EAiiI healihles sections Of Pennsy ylvana neigh
Etla horhnod celebrated for The refinement and
-. AMY otitS citizens The Principals give their
hhed ana constant attention lie pupils under their
care, and by their assoc atio-tLo one being an Euro
Pean by birth, the other aR Ameriuan each oae gra-
dHateh lii Colleges of their native counlres.--afIhrd
superior advantages IOr an extended education in all
departments OF Cilssics Mathematics (oInIert iii
Studies, Modern languages Drawing &c.
they have lately purchased large and cummOdioIs
blck Building. whlch within The pa.l year has been
completely hued up, and will alIr to students the
most pleas mt convenient and comfortable accommo
datoas. BOARDING house and school will both he con-
sanly under the personal supervision of the Princ
pals n.
The Summer Session will commence on the first
Monday of May.
Fer circulars, terms, DC. address .....
a~ i:EP 2: P1EHEz P9EtTEzD, : A M' Principals.
mIe|m New London. Chester Co.. Pa.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-25
Reaping & Moving Machines.

TIE subscriber offers for sale the following well
known Machines 10 VIZ: McCOrmick's Combined
Reaper and Mower, especially adapted and improv ed
tor the States OF Pennsy New Jersey, Delaware
and Maryland -.
Alannys Rea;er and Mower;
oet mouf ~ Alorgan's Self -Raking Reaper warrant
ed the best in use
keiclmms Improved Moving Machine, also, Ma
chimes OF other PaterIs.
PiIrs Thresher and Cleaner, warranted to Thresh
and Clean One Bushe per minute
Sharps Threshcr and Cleaner. for two or more
h7rses superior machine
Puts tlOrse.pOWc crs and Corn and Cobb Mills
Ihreshmg Machines of various descrlpt ons for sale
by RICHARD T. ELkINTON
5S South Delaware Avenae. above Dock, Philad'a
N. B-CASTlNGS for the above Machines oIv,ovs
on hand. IS3m