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AMUSEMENTS.
THEATRE.

THEAVHEs
ssf Miss s,' mx x z: f:f MiT CHI 1iss'
TNuEsDAY EVENING. Prsauanr STE, isSsarm be pre-
FIR Il C SP v,
OR TEE FALL o. ALGIERs.
Ethiopisn Medley. Miss Kate Pennoyer.
Conclude with
MlLLY. THE MAID WITH THE MILKING PAL, ii,.,.,
- MECHANICS HALL. ,.so
CARL FoRMEs, MADAME LABoRDE, M'LLE poiSsoT.
VNHEPURLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED that Tie
NEW YORK ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
On their way to New Orleans, will give
TIVE GRAND CON ERTS.
on THURSDAY y FRIDAY,
FEERrARr TEy7NASD ELErESTMAT s"'A"'
MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
The following artists will appear:
IsE LABoRDE.
NILE pOINsOT.
SIG TAMAIO.
They will be assisted by y ULLORCIESTR comprising
all the celebrated SOLO PLAYERS from The
SEW YORK ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
"N'' ~ CARL ASscMurz
On the same occasion, the admired Pianist, GCSTA'k
sATTER, win make his FIRST appearance In Richmond.
There win be an entirely different PROGRAMME OIL each
PRICES OF ADMISSION. ,.o
Admission at the Door with the privilege OF occupying
any r .Si: SALE al E' Of SEATS sn FIJI BOTH iGoScRRis, H..
Will take place to-day at 9 A.. 81, at the BOOKSTORE d 'r'
J.. Woodhouse.
FROGRi .WJE Of m FIRST CONfEET
YiRsr PART.
/. OVERWHELMINGLY Wives Of Windsor"
TIE ORCHESTRA.
=. ARIA-''Trovstore.
MILE P0INS0T.
s. ARIA-"witlint these sacred bowers, (Magic flhtcD
MOzARr
CARL ORMEs.
1. CAPRICE-"Pilgrim Birds"
GUSTAvE SATTER.
3. R~0NDO-Uinda di Chamounlxl ..D"SAkr7I
NINE LABORDE-
G. non PIN ANDRAI-Norze Ill Figaro. .........M ozlRr
CAR F0RAES.
/. ANDASTE-lst Symphony ............. MESDEISSbiiN
THE ORCHESTRA.
PART SECOND.
TIE ORCHESTRA.
9. DrET-"Norma, BELLiSi.
MN LABORDE and MILE GiilONI.
GrSTAvE SATTEIt.
(. EiM LIED-CThe wandererG...... ..schrnEhTH.
CARL fORMES.
8. POLACCA-Uomhardi).
MILE POlSSOT.
6. THE CARNIVAL OF VENICE, with variations. PAGASINf.
MILE LABORDE.
:. 0vERTCRE-lMarthal
~ ~ CARL ANsCHUTZ.
y. bah the Artists and the Orchestra will appear al
the several Concerts In entirely new selections.
~ The grand Piano used for this occasion Is from ihe
mandatory ~ Messrs. Chickcring, and loaned by Mr.
Carusi. seDo
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FROM CITY.

wAsurNGroS, Feb. - Il; is stated that arrange
ment> are progressing for II new National Democratic
raised Tor Mcssrs. Pryor and Forsyth Is Editors.
To-day Mr.. Forsyth formally resigned his post as
Minister OF Mexico. 1t is credibly stated that Secre-
tary Cass expressed, for the Administration ~Satisfae-
ton with lis diplomatic course in Mexico. The
cause Of his resignation is said to be the slow move
inru,, of our Government relative to Mexican affairs.
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crtihcaics ofPackagcs OF 10 Whole Tickets ........fn
.. 10 Half ........ 81
10 Quarter ....... ~
=" 10 Eighth " ~. ~

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to our address for the tickets ordered,
on receipt ofwhich they will be forwarded BY the first mail.
Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure they may
designate.
The list OF drawn numbers and prizes will he sent To pnr'
clascrs Immediately after the drawing.
TT Purchaser will please write their signatures PLAIN
and give their postotfce, county, and State.
;Yr Remember that every prize Is drawn and payable. in
full without deduction.
~ All prizes OF 1000 ami under paid Immediately after
the d~rawing-other prizes at the usual time ofthirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets OF Certificates to
MCKINNEY & CO.. Savannah, Ga.
4 list Of the numbers that are drawn from the WHEEL,
with the amount OF the prize that each one Is entitled TO- will
be published after drawing, in the Savannah Daily News.
Jan ls-ckd2awkwtf
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UuR RAPID INCREASE IN THE SALES

DHE RAPID INCREASE IN THE SALES
OF THE WHEELER K WILSON SEWING MACHINES
since The reduction OF prices, on the lst Of October, has
brought the whole number sold up TO IwSSrr 1nors,Sn,
eco, 0GO,) Of which one.half have been sold In the past year.
Ihi. Machine has taken the highest premium. this year,
At the Fairs Of The United States and the States OF Virginia,
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Illinois,
Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana, Mississippi, Missouri ana
Baltimore and San Francisco. II uses thread from the
original spool; makes hens. tucks, fells, and in the most
perfect manner, without Blasting: Is adapted TO coarse or
fne work; runs with case and rapidly; Is simple and dura-
bic, easily adjusted and managed, and OF elegant model
and finish. Price, from 81 to 800. Term. cash.
No charge for instructions, or packing snd shipping.
Send for a circular.
Office esi Main street, Richmond. Va.
Dec ~ Z. II. CRAIGE. Agent.
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~ DIR. J. HOsTETTER,s CELEBRA-

ening preparations extant. II Is especially adapted to
those who are afflicted with the Fever and Ague, or any
other disease srising" from = disordered condition Of the di'
gestive organs. For the Fever and Ague there Is, perhaps,
no medicine in the world equal to II, AZ It enters, puriies
and replenishes the blood. which Il 30 important to bring
about u healthy action In diseases Of this nature. The Bit
tiers are now among the most popular, and ut the same time,
valuable specifics In the medicinal world. In Recommend
Ing II TO the public, We are fully conscious OF doing them n
great service, knowing, as VIC do, their many excellent
qualities, and sure and speedy action In all cases where the
disease Is caused by irregulsrity Of the digestive organs. A
trial will suffice for the most ~sseptical.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, everywhere.
Jan 3l-2w
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THE MARKETS..

BALTIMORE, Feb. 17.-Flour is steady at
s. rs. Wheat is firm; white 14O to 17Oc. Corn
is higher; white and yellow IG to 7sc.
NEW YORK, Feb. 7th.-Flour is heavy {;
State brands So 20 to . 30, Ohio s ~ to & 80,
Southern 5 IS to 6 10. Wheat very dull; Ken
lucky white l7oc. Corn very dull; old mixed
nominal. Spirits of turpentine 5Oc. Rice 3ta4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-08

PETERSBURG MARKETS. FEBRUARY
'''N-"e note nominally, prime llxsllis. fair TO
= '...A'! =. and common lOEsil. The receipts during
rH.'eh day. have been heavy, and the stock In hands
i ,e4e'' j. ,ery fair.
"'t' Tie demand for this article Is very heavy, while
y. ''eiis since is,. January. have amounted almost TO
-hl Hre by far lighter than for many years past
".ti9's prime white 81 -. extra choice lot. would com.
g. 80" cea;s more; prime red 81 3jsl IS; fair to good
: ~. y, AID common slal 20.
.N-IAe demand il less active, and the market now Is
'.si ,.rpAsd. We quote prime new at 50 cents. Old Il.
s.I--'"! 'of;h ~ cts. though there Is none In arst hands
-v No demand Tor yellow.
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yxcunl.pc MAryrrs p-h ,

Tv7.co-The market continues active and prices stif
5'1- common grades. Lugs we quote at 4,4a ~, As 10
4..liy. from inferior to good bright. Leaf. short aud dark,
i,4.i.
WHEu.-prime white sl.Sjai. 10; Ex:ra lots alI5; Red
ls!..:-fior White 81. l0al. %.
ElJ-s--rhe marke, Is dull, but we co.tiuus TO quote tx.
"a a. $50; Superdne sea6 leg.
tpsy-We quote at s0aS cents. and a good demand.
NtGi /, ,e.!nS at 9ga95 cents. olrs-But few in market
.;lsy price. lEEf Gas cents for good to prime.
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NORFOLK MARKETS Erp z

h,co>-Slpply ample. Western Sides lUE. Shoulders
=. Va y { Bacon doll, new hog round 10 q l0x cents,
is i i33 cts, old very unsaleable.
t~HAs-lio II lli3, Laguira 1919 a - cts, to-day buy.
2, AZ demanding concessions
cT;or-La.i news from Europe un'avorable. Market
quiet. no sales for several Interpretations nominal.
~. "a A!i4.
e,4>-in firm demand. White -, mixed 73E yellow =
-a'.
t.sS ~Nsu-Supply light; sells readily At 9j a 100 cts.
f. supply large-fair demand s~uper6ne 81, Extra
-, y4i4ly !. a ! 20.
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LATEST NEWS BIT TELEGRAPH,
REPORTED FOR THE RICHMOND ESou1R

T%HIRTY-FIFTH c0NeREss-sEcoND SESSION.
MONDAY, February {, 1859.
SENArE-Thc Senate discussed and passed
the bill a%ppropriating lands for the agricultural
colleges in the United States-ayes s5, noes %.
The Senate resumed the consideration Of the
Washington City Railway bill, and adjourned.
HorsE.-The House passed the Senate reso-
buttons to refund to the States Of Georgia and
Tennessee the amounts expended by them in
the last Indian war. The House then went in
to committee of the whole, discussed and
amended the Legislative, Executive and judi
cial bill. and then adjourned.
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TWO TICKETS.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
.,PPROxIMATION PRIZES.
Whole Tickets $40, Halves -, Quarters
$3.50.
PLAN OF TIE

PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY.
The numbers from l to $4,000 corresponding win those
numbers OH the tickets printed on separate slips OF paper,
are enclrcied with small tin tubes and placed in enc wheel.
The first lT9 Prizes, similarly printed and encircled' are
placed In another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, and 4 number is drawn
from the wheel Of Numbers, and at the same time n Prize Is
drawn from the other wheel. The number and prize drawn
out are opened and exhibited 10 the audience, and register
ed BY the Commissioners; the Prize being placed against the
Number drawn. This operation Is repeated until the prizes
are drawn out. -,
Approximation Prfzes:-The two preceding ana
the Two succeeding Numbers 70 those drawing the first .
Prizes will be entitled 10 the rs Approximation Prizes. For
example: II Ticket No. 1880 draws the $4,000 Prize, those
Tickets numbered ll2+S, ll249. 1125i, ll252 will each be en-
titled to $500. If Ticket No. $50 draws the $l5,O0 Prize,
those tickets numbered Is, $40, 21, Sc, will each he enti'
tied to $50, and so on according to the above scheme.
Certificates OfPnckages will be sold 1.-THE follow
Ing rates, which Is the risk:
Certiaca,es Of Packagcs Of 10 Whole Ticket.........f
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CLIFTON ACADEMY.
NNlIE ensuing session commence. E,Lr,,ry1

fI'hE ensuing session commences February lst.
TERMS:
hoard and tuition. in advance sIn0 IN
Refer 10 Messrs. p. y. Bois.eau, J.. =. IIaryi-. Vim. f..
Meade and A. string, Amelia; \. Branch, Esq, Chesterfield.
DIR. Joseph Il. llaryie and T.. q. Leigh. E.u. Povha,,u. la,
7. Sutton. Jr., Richmond.
Address MattoaS, Amelia county.
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TOY daI. awaiting the arrival Of the Asia. Sales a,
oAe' At ~llalii, cts. for middling quotations are
.HN. he sia;emvn: for the week j. rs follows: Sales,
'ar>' receipts. 1900: do. for same week last year,
.o., IMPORTS, 5000: total export for the season,
/, - receipt, ahead Of La, year, $4,000 do. at all
-" port, "'.ysO; stock in port, 500,GN.
g- V 'a':ani. At an advance Of ..ct.: sales ut GISai ct..
.," ~ :" cts. Mes Pork dull AZ go. Bulk Meats
-. -'''"" ih- a, a decline Of \ ct. Sales 50 cts.
~ ""' ~ = e.. higher hbis. ley cis. Coffee firm
-,' . e.. Tor Rio -alcs of the week :.JD bags: re-
!, = 80 hs' ioir ctrgoes are reported below. Stock In
-. p. hsr.. acain' $3.50 bags at the same time last
freight 10 Liverpool :. Boston =.
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SERIOUS CHARGE.

MoxrcoMERY, Ala, Feb. 5th.-A p%relimina-
nv examination Of Mr.. \. Moroney, the Mont.
gomery agent. charged with robbing Adams
Express Of forty thousand dollars, was CON-
menced here Yesterday, before the magistrates.
Able counsel are engaged on both sides, and
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TIL II GREAT ~soUTHERN
OUR MUSICAL FRIEND:

OUR MUSICAL FRIEND.
WEEKLY PUBLICATION OF SHEET MUSIC, St1TA.
N BILE for the players and singers Of The Homo circle.
and consisting Of sixteen pages full folio size, stitched In a
handsome cover. It contains all the popular dances Of the
day: arrangements from the most favorite operas; scenas,
,onvs. ballads. airs, &c. An abundant supply ofevery thing
thai the popular taste demands: never too difficult, always
Instructive. and ever fresh and delightful.
The favor with which OUR MUSICAL FRIEND has been
received by the public, and the commendatlons I. has won
from the Press, are guarantees Of Its worth. A work so cheap,
accurate and elegant, does not exist In any other country.
The same amount Of music procured at the regular stores
would cost at least twenty times what |; costs In "0ur Mu.
81. Friend" Variety and excellence are secured by sub
.crIbing to a periodical so cheap, and much needed. Pieces
by the following composers have appeared In the first ten
numbers: the names speak for themselves: Mozart, y. Low
er. Wallrrstein, Meyerbeer, Plotov, Burgmuller. ,. Sehu.
bert. Verdi, Donxetti, Strauss. MusaD Thalberg. Bale,
Rossini. J. Weber, Kucken. Speyer. AT, G. A. Macfarren,
IrlunI. II. Smart, Ascher, Crouch. d. Albert, Bishop, Auber,
Paesiello. Lindpainter, Beethoven, &C., &c. Allthese pieces
are within the range Of ordinary players and singers and
are Invariably characterized by delicious melody and easy
Accomplishments.
OUR MUSICAL FRIEND
/, puhlI.hrd weekly. price 10 cents. and may he ordered
from apy bookseller or periodical dealer. II will be sent
direct from the Office OF publication at III. following rates.
yearly Is; half year 81 -. Clubs, 3 copies, sl+; 6 COPIES
acc: 10 COPIES 40 per year; same rates for half year. No
subscription taken for less than i months, payable In ad-
vance.
yo,r c. -. sEYMoUR 4 co.
Jan 2,-1md&w rroPIleIoIr.
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ASHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY,

H'f.NV FTsN " "
VIlE Second Term Of the Annual Session begins oil the
Il 10th Of F~ebruary-pupls, however, admitted AT any
time, and charged only from entrance. Our arrangements,
In every department, are most ample. hbcautiful, healthy
and accessible location, an efficient and accomplished corps
OF teachers, airy and well arranged school. rooms, and a
commodious building for the family, with the advantage Of
the Richmond market for supplies, justify MS in claiming a
liberal share OF patronage. There are u few vacancies At
present. Address, CIIAS. Is. STUART,
Feb eff Ashland. Va.
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%CONNERCIAL RECORD.
,,cuNoNp MARKETS. FEB. s, 1855

,..-Soa,c changes Of = more animated nature,
.seAsN - ~. Nars., mi, WEE, The demand for
sibe "an" ~ IL. ~ ~, .,v,rc. /,
:, ,oa also in wheat. Yesterday, a lot Of 1000 bushels
ne ~he", WAS sold at traction unaer ,,. and ann.
as.tei :hc sale OF several carSoes at 81 cents ana s0me
Ia - cents. There Is also a slight rise In Sugars,
-"
.Ni AID "~'"0, o., ,r.,.,
Egl>S-rsr white u ~ 4. M nSo.s 100 today prIm. sIS.:
..y 90 !',.e sh"ai,srs s'Ss; Nv na .nvsd ,aN, 80 isc
,g fy'n new I'd. a"an,,,gfs, would sell for % 10 81
s,ESwaN'-LA's su""''''s'
"syrrEE-We qnote n,u",sn s"" Oh. 49, ~ I" y" i.
.t2!ic. Common i'V'' - an s'' ~ ~"Ne' Is
ri -..as. .ceora,,. 20 quality.
t~sSrLES.Tsilow lsS 900; Sscxsons !'STas
vii. 70 c. Adamantine. ieU.3,;; sperm 49,; Patent
.Ie,n $? senisi ,S Ha[st: St.. I halusyr. ,sxa,ss
c~0EN-'Gto ~ eenss q bashei' plenty and dull. DIS.
.las Com .6te = cent.
WRN MsAl--CGuniry Mea! y. cent: 70 ~ U oushsL
.eST use, q; per ton Of 1000 ns:; Schuy.t kill Whit.
~. imp, 81 '"Vsf' per ton; Lehlgh Lump, for foundrie.
s. TIE above Are fs, nn.Ip r,eg q, n, \. .,.
..s.ts,, for sol, lump; son hailsl 10. Hard lump and hal
as. p,... u-,.
.rs. d ;cGfl -. Holman u i001 Is. Lawance
= ;tl:ti -
..,,:r? % cts; Seine rwine 81 cts; Carpet War; % CT
ss.;.iia: Twine Srts.
lyy>E-lCa GLE.
Sg;gp rEylr.-pTied Apples in demand At ssisIs II
: ..ape.lri.
striEsS- Stock light. Demand light. Sales at - TO
..,u,. 20, urine
FsKTILLEES.-Pern'isn "usno *'e per ton; MeNcan
{, yt IVA Colombian fo per Ton; Keeses do t'o.
+. >Iper Phosphate OF Lime fto4 per ton. Bone
-; S.;JM. Elide Island suhno f+o per ton
yi>ii North Csrolns No. Cut Is 3N, Gro1 herrlngS
A.. Family Roe In half bbls 81 20 In bbls -. Shad 10
90: a.. hsf bbis -. MAcksksL No. y ", Small r..
a.Ea1 No ! cut f3S from the wharf
;L0vg -S~aperane al fGa 10 6%. Not SO brisk.
fL,NSEEp.-t I"tGl % q h9shel OF 90 ID.
GEASS SEtps.In. w. 49, - IA - s'1S y
..,a,iy and quality. Herds Trass siatlS. Timothy
-322S' ntsnsru anu '.naai" fa's ''"VZ per ou'he'
fihtR bAEahhND" Us,
6lNsENGrme 4uo@ staoe = T.:
,2iftf -, ni rvP az ~ TsS,ir. : o. '"
',e-ce 7 II sad tsr 80: mssanr az
GN-NSHe a',!.'.s. - @ "
hlDES-ucreh' 70 els' useenSa.e" 'Vocu.' NY ="
Dss; Calf ~ CTS. sheep -sto Gus.
Elof pOLES.-fiour Dbl. s'GLs' ma. $i'1ls perino :
at u....
ron AND NAiLs.Ire iron, tSoto %: sseaes, fl.i'S
-:i5a-. English refined lreaeeaf anu Aftnoiy sSo; Eomm,t
Ea.h. go; American country s.V'' Cut NSis % "os
q, y :.
Usp Prime Lara III DDS i-SH. hrSs 1910 lSSr.-
l,=a,l n pals !ts: ,.a
L,An-fs otS1' ,,D
LIs@i1 .MeS :" ~ nn o. 80 M ,
L-St'a't -. 40 oSS 4 81. sa,.,sc 40 os1 .6v
alra; ~ Ss!srrss, -, by :, / : .. u.
H.a:=',.s, f.yVtyo %. = a. ~. $500 ,"sNs
ta.s, "'1s>'', :. oI' -. ~ y ~
x I.i'A,.h' ~.G"H ~. ~ ~ r,. rHs'H WHunu y
Ei.''"' ." ~ "'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-08
RICHMOND CATTLE MARKET, Feb. 5

Aihaa:h he average price OF Beef is not as high as ii
-, 4,: !ei:, and the supply abou; one-slx:hlssss, the pre-
.4: tealndi. seriously lesseaed By the heavy supply and
riactj pFic.s VI other articles OF food.
Tor 'e week ending on the 9Th instant, there were 100
stale soda, the scales, ut prices ranging from 43H TO a..
w.. g.cte PORK a. y 10 ), as 20 quality.
latre were no sheep Ia market this week. We quote
vc: a: tI,o s6& per 100 lbs. gross. Wills, ordinary are
-VTh more in the country than in this market.
Tte following is 4 statement; Of the quantity and charac-
r. q. I've stock sold at the city scales. during the month Of
I-as4'y Cor ;he year, Isl, and ls;9, respectively
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-08

IALlABLEl 10; Of fiity Negroes, among hem r~e
"A Carpenters, one Cooper. one Mason, aad several
House Servants, viii he cold at the Rail Road Depot. In tke
town o! kinston, Lcnior county. y. C., on Thursday, Feb
'uaFy 9Th proN. \ portion viii he sold for CASH aud lie
balance on time. J. {. WASHINGTON,
Jan 2t-tis $50 w.SIiISGTD\
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Hotel and ballard Ho,l
RICHMOND, Va,
JOHN p. BALLARD, Proprietor.

7 T being currently reported that II Is my purpose TO dis'
L continue my present business and that my establish
ment Is to be closed, l desire, by issuing This card, TO cor
rect the impression which such rumor may have made on
the public mind.
So far from disseminating, or desiring to discontinue. my
present occupation, II gives me great pleasure TO Inform
my friends and the public generally, that | have just com.
pleted the repairs and painting Of the Exchange Hotel, and
that the whole Of this portion Of my establishment has been
renewed.
Having devoted much time OF late to a proper re-Orgsniza-
ton of the Exchange Hotel and Ballard House, | feel conf.
dent In stating that l am now more able TO accommodate
the travelling public and resident ~boarders, than At any
former period, and, duly approaching all past favora which
have been so abundsntly bestowed upon me, I confidently
ask q continuance Of that patronage, and promise that it
shall not be misplaced. JOHN j. BALLARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-08

NOR THE YEAR I>j9, THE FIRST SESSION WILL. CoM-
Il MENCE On the. eth Of January and close the 10th Of
June. The second session will commence on the 18th Of
July, and close on the 10Th Of December. Board for "A So.
sion. IA. Tuition in Reading, Spelling and Writing. 81:
In the higher branches of English. including Mathematics
and Sciences. Al: French, $50; Music on Piano or Guitar,
$50; use Of Piano, or Guitars. r.. so; Oil Painting. AZ: Gre.
clan, si; Water Colors, si.'O: Sec,ltc, Leather. or Grape
Work. each, r; Drawing, ti.jo; Latin, s=0-iauglt by the
subscriber.
Mis- ELIZA 7. SC"TT will instruct in the English depart.
men,. Miss IRENE KSArTr In Music. French and ornamental
branches: both Ofthcm Ldlie, OF extraordinary accomplish
nients, and great diligence IN attending 10 their duties. In
eminent qualifications Of teachers. and proficiency Of -tu-
dents under their charge, no school Of the ZANE grade ran
offer higher Inducements. In Music, the young ladies take
their lessons In the presence Of the teacher, aud re;ir, To
another plano to practice.
] shall exercise a general surerintehhance over the school.
frequently examine the young ladies. and ut proper inter
val communicate the result TO their parents or guardians.
In closing, ! feel IL due to the young ladies who have At.
tended this School, to express my grateful appreciation Of
their uniform kindness to each other. and to every memh-r
OF nay family. The extraordinary d-corum, their dIligeni
application TO their dulles, and their proficiency, merit more
than ordinary praise. JOHN ORG AIN. JR.
~ My address Is Macfarlands, Lunenburg. Va.
81 Every article OF clothing should he marked.
~ When notified Of the time ~ arrival Of stulcnisiai
Blacks & Whites, n suitable conveyance will meet them. ~
a moderate charge. lao lg-..w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-08
ny JOHN \. LANCASTER a son.
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD STOSK At
lI.rTlnN

'IhVINIA NM TtNNEssEE RAILROAD STUSk IT
AUCTION.
WILL he sold on THURSDAY, the .:ti February, iS?.
w Il, the Office Of Nessr. John \. Lancaster ( Son.
IN the city Of Richmond, commencing at IL o'clock, VI. 10
shares Of stock Of the Virginia X Tennessee Railroad Com
pany, of which there are Gs shares OF the preferred stock of
the Company on which q per ccGt per annum interest Is
guaranteed by a resolution Of the Stockholders. alop,.I on
the 3ri August, l>Ji; the interest al which has been paid hy
the Company, thus making Il equal 10 the debt, ot the Com.
pany. On the other stock no dividend has yet been p.ii.
hu, from the i!ourishing condition OF the Company. it is be-
l;cyel that In ! few years. ri farthesi. regular Dividend,
will be- paid. By request Of the Attorney ard Trustee.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ OUR READERS ARE WELL Av

az OUR READERS ARE WE'LL AWARE
that we have never advertised Patent Medieines-bus we
now publish an advertisement Of AYERS PILLS, not be-
cause we are paid for It alone, but because We
honestly believe that DR.. Aver Is one OF the best
Physicians and Chemists Of the age, and because we know
from experience that his Cherry Pectorsl Is the best fnedi'
cline for q Cough, that was ever invented. We have been
cured by Il Of n severe bronchitis, and have given il TO our
family With uufailinr success for Colds, Coughs, whooping
Cough, Group, &c. Our ~neishbors who have tried these
Pills represent them a. an extraordinary good medicine
democrat, Macarthur, vinton County, Ohio.
Sold ny the principal Druggists Of Richmond and else
where. Feb I'm
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UMBREhLAs, PARAsoLs AND FANS.
PHILIP RAHM,

EEH1HH HS"HH
EAGLE MACHINE WORKS..
CARY, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH SITS.
RICHMOND VA,
M ASCPACTURER or PORTABLE ASb STATIONARY
4V1 STEAM ENGINES Of any required power, with either
Locomotive. Flue OF Cylinder boilers; sugar Mills. Circular
Ing Machines, Single, Lathe and Planning Machines, Tobsc.
CO Factory Fixtures Of every description, and all kinds Of
Castings In Iron and Brass.
The subscriber was awarded by the U. 8. Agricultural So
clrty, held In Richmond, Va. October, ISIS, the Grand Gold
Medal Of Honor for the best Portable Steam Engine for
farm use.
lie refers. by permission. to Governor Henry A. Wise,
Messrs. warwick 4 Barksdale, Dunlop, Moncure 4 Co.,
and lIarulI. Crenshaw 4 Co. Nay ls-ckwtf
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Til, difference is partly owing 10 the supply Of pork fur
-,aed ;he country during January, ISIS; yet. whilst the
.Oa, - ,en;. less than las, year; The sales were also ~
I;;le and rs sheep less.