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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-09

nOARp IN THE COuNTRY.-I can accom-
- mediate a few families with pleasant rooms and
BOARD in Il healthy and pleasant part OF the
country, eight miles from Alexandria, and ten from
Washington. on the Alexandria and Leesburg
Turnpike. Address rrr
Falls Church, Fairfax county. Va. je i-e"lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-18

Ms ROOMS FOR RENT.-Two good
Ea Rooms. suitable fJr small family. on Broad
street. No 227, next door to Messrs Creu5haw
Quares are for rent. Apply on the premises. or at
Store No 1877. fe IS-3tS
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Tho Warrington correspondent of the philadei
phis NORTH Zn,sricda says that the bill proposed
by Mr.. Dixon, OF Connections, as q substitute for
that reported by Mr. Yulee, froal the Post Office
Committee, in regard 10 the Thanking privilege, ID
decidedly preferable, and simplifes the whole mat
ter so that no Misunderstanding eau exist 10 the
public mind. 1t aboiishes the Thanking privilege
entirely and substitutes envelopes for the Presi.
dent and officials, to be charged to each depart
mert a. nssd, and paid out of the Treasury The
written and printed matter received to be charged
n the same way, and at the rate Of five cents an
ounce for letters, and twelve cents pound Tor the
other. This amendment leaves the present law as
applicable to the public at large, in operation, aod
il. therefore, vastly better than Mr.. Yulces bill
raising the rates OF postage for revenue. The alb
clifton Of frauking In this form would not opIy
be . relief TO the Treasury by increasing the re-.
venue directly, but by reducing the xrenditures
Of the department, both for clerical service and
transportation, to say nothing of the correction of
the printing abuses which have, in measure
grown out Of IL.
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New Music.

We have received the following pieces o new
music, which are very pretty, and gotten up II
handsome style:
The song Of "'Twas Rank and Fame that Temrt
ed Thee" the fourth In the series Of vocal beauties
selected from Ba,fe's "Rose Of CASTLE"
Darling Nelly Gray quickstep for the Pia-
no. By Geo. B. Ware.
"Marion Lec," by II. S. Thompson. author o.
Lilly Dale, &C.; and
"The Reapers," Polka, by Chas. Albert.
Thess pieces from the extensive publishing
house OF Oliver Ditson 4 Co, BOSTON and are for
sale by =. II. TAYLOR in this city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-18

IScESpIAR.sM IN PoRTsM0UrH-Iablic Meeting -
Inceudarism has reached such pitch in Ports.
mouth, Va, that on Tuesday night last on excited
meeting was held in the Town Hall. 1t was address
ed by Capt Samuel Watts, who advised the people
70 respec. the law and not use violence. At the
close CT his remarks,a cry raised to douce the
lights and accordingly all the lights were put out,
save one, which was seized by resoute man and
carried to the speakers stand Tbs Chairman, Ro-
bert Dickinson, here leaped the table and defed
the disorderly portion Of the assemblago to pros
coed to further excuses, and this had qHetiDg
effect on them. committee of thirteen was APP
pointed to prepare business for subsequent
meeting. There is great deal of excitement in
Portsmouth on the subject. So says our Norfolk
correspondence.
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EOR SALE.-Eaving leased the Far

E0R SALE.-Eaving leased the Fair
fer for sale my Farm in the county OF C6esterfied
known as Graves Tivern or 8Taverly Hill. iyiDf,
on the Goodies Bridge road, miles from the tow y
of Manchester, containing, by recent survey 4t2
acree-about one half in stats of cultivation In
1857. made with Ihrfe hsnia, with small asist.
anoe OF the fourth 200 barrels corn, $4,000 pounds
potatoes II is useless fer to give further de-
scripton of the premises, any gentlenan wishing
to purchase. can examine for himself. Ny SON. Jas
Becher who is on the premises. will take pleasure
in showing the same TO any gentleman. ii the
Land is not sold privately before the l0th of March
next on that day shall 81 it at public auction
on the premises. if fair if not, the next fair day
Sunday excepted.
A. the SAME time and place will be sold all the
Sheep. Cattle, Hogs. Corn, Fodder Shucks Planta-
tio1 Tools &C
TERMS made known on the day Of sale Apply to
me, at Fairfield, Henrico county, near Richmond
Va JOHN BELCHER.
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COMMERCIAL.
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON. Feb. G.-.Snase-The' Consular
and Diplomatic bill was taken mp.
Mr. Chandler, OF Pa, made speech against the
Cuba acquisition.
Mr.. Polk made a speech in favor OF it.
Honse.-The bill regulating postage being mp,
Mr. English. of Indiana, said that the papers of
the country had extensively published that this
bill proposed a low postage on exchanges. This is
not the fact. The object of the bill is to enable
newspapers and periodical dealers to send their
packages by mail at the same that they are sent
TO regular subscribers. The bill also authorizes
maps aud Autographs, &c, TO be sent at the rate
of one cent per ounce.
The bill was finally passed, with a few slight
amendments, by II majority.
The bill repeating the ranking privilege was
referred to the committee of the whole ii ex-
cepts the President, ex-Presidents and widows OF
the latter. 500 worth of stamps Is to be gwen
each Senator and member, to be paid out OF the
contingent fund of each House. Papers and dec,
uments to be prepaid.
The Army bill! was taken up and discussed until
adjournment.
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The Oaighren Guns.

The English crack guus will carry q thirty 1.-TWO
pound shct about i've rules One Of the patgbrsu
guns Was tried, not long siree, ct Norfolk. and
made 70 carry shot, Of the same size, ovsr air
sa;le.. The IRE from some Of these guns Is AZ mr..
csss that. at upwards OF a mile, they can hin a
figure the size Of man nineteen tines on, Of
fwsuff.
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'IELEtJkdf,HiC NEWS.
HEp0RTED FOR THE "DIsPATCH.'
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ). "a = lsI PRINCE ALI

ARRIVAL OF THE 81 Ea - tsR PRINCE ALBERT
New York, Feb lilo 2. M.--The Prince Albert
with dates from Liverpool TO the 9Th inst, has
arrived.
The North American arrived out on the Sd
inst.
The English Parliament had beea opened The
Qaeen's speech was non committal and Silent or
the snt ject Of war, which face caused decline 10
the funds In Paris aud London.
The war remors continue, but are contradic'
tory.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 5.-Cotton-sales tor ne Week
SO coo bales. Uplsnds advanced mobile ano
New Orleans advanced l6 Market c,osea auis..-
Stock in port a73 600 aies of which 362Hu n amer
lean. Manchester trade dull Br ads.nhs nin
aud quiet. Quotations are now MADE ny ,ne can.a
fi0elbs )Flour rm dull and quoted genraliy G ~
Wheat firm and quiet-Sonthern hite ~. CIV iuo
Corn firm holders dems an adyaace of I'VE a a
mix ed yellow S. IGGI6s.9d Whits .siatg1s. "a
Provisions firm Resin heavy and snehtiy ioWel
owing 80 large srrieas-common IS tGos 80. cps
Turpentine dali at 39'l.
Consols ei5S.
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THE DAyvTLLE IVA BAwK-,rhe books Of this
bank opened for receiving additional sub
scriptions of capital stock, on the 18th inst and
already the capital has been increased TO over
$3.50 GOO. 1t will probably go up 20 three hun-
bred thousand dollars in few days, when the
books will most likely be closed for the present.
Three individuals, two Of them citizens of Dams
vile. own $4,000 worth of this stock--each one
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-18

Manassas Gar RAmaoAD.-The Manassas Gar
EAilread has been completed to Noun, Jackson
In Shenandoah county, w., and the freight trains
v3ft cosnnegse raining TO that place on Monday
ssxt. rhs work II bsing pushed forward to Har
yisopbsrg, spd iss completion to that point ma,
Il. eonfA eptly ioohsi for At an carly day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-18

An IpRA.--At private masked ball given in
Lexington avenue, N. Y, one lady appeared as
Poverty and Riches" One half of her costume
was composed of the richest silks lsces the other
represented the NEST extreme poverty, with
stocking down about the worn shoe, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-18

DIsTR EssIHa SCENE IN Court In the Criminal
branch of the Common Pleas Court, of Cincinnati.
on Monday, a young woman made application to
Mr. John NJ. Pugh. TO make ont the bailbouds for
the appearance of her husband, Chas. Adams, who
was confined in jail for offence, the partcu-
lars of which were not stated. The prisoner wss
sent for. but alas the officer brought back word
that he had died the nigh. before in the jail. 4
shrek from the horror struck wife, seemed to fipd
its echo in the hsart of everybody present. She
threw herself into the arms OF her motheE.inslaw,
and the wailipgs of both were most distressing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-18
BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE

~ Persons desirCus Of senting their daughters 90
TINS college VIII t,ad 1t 10 their advantage 10 en-
stopping at the Exchange Hotel Richmond, who is
prepared to give all desirable information of its gu
plished education
We hesitate not in ing that no institution in the
country equals facilities It's of rapid ane thorough
progressits philoso ahical apparatus its statuary
I's cabinet Of ancient coins. It's specimens OF geoo-
81, concoiogs and antiquity, we'll rs weekly lec-
tnres from nen OF the most seientific attainments
all concur TO place this institution inf ntey in sd.
vance OF all other competitors. Inquire at the OF.
nee OF the Hotel. or by correspondence.
IA
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CHILD NEARLY KILLED BY HoGS.-0n Friday. q
little hoy in Cincinnati named Story, pursued
by thres hogs, and chased TO a considerable dis
lance. Finding ne was about to he overtaken, he
endeavored to climb a fence. When partly over,
one of the hogs seized hold of the chiid's leg and
pulled him down, when the other two bit at him,
inu.ing him severely. His cries attracted the
attention of a woman, who ran to his assistance.
One of the hogs showed fight, and chased her
back. when another woman ran out and picked
up the bleeding child, and carried him into her
house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-18

EG-It you are DESTROYS of seeing the beauty and
elite of RMhmord. you should visit KEGS 4 Cos
Steam Gallery 39 Main street, where Portraits can
ba obtained as low as Is cts. From that M to s25.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-18

PoLITICAL.-rte Gubernatorisl canvass in East
tern Virginia, Was opened at Louisa Court on
Monday last ia al address by VIM. I. Gordon, in
behalf of Letcker, Montague and Tucker, who was
followed by Wm. N. Amber, in An address Oh the
same side.
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TyIp pGRsGuAy EXpED

THE PARAGUAY EXPEDITION.
New YORK, Feb. l6.-Recent adyices state that a
portion of the United States naval expedition to
Paraguay had arrived at Montvedeo, consisting Of
the frigate St. Lawrence so; sloop-ofwar Fsl
mouth 90 brig Perry. o. brig cambridge, G:
steamers Fulton, >, and Water Witch total, SIS
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The 10th OF January last was the eleventh an.
nirerssry of the discovery of gold in Cal ifornia.
strakosch's opera company is performing 10 St
Louis with great success.
The Opposition State convention of Tennessee
meets on the goth of March next.
The woman whose clothes are said to have bee
set on fire at New Orleans, by George Washington
Dixon, has since died.
The Queen Of Spain has conferred upon Prof
Morse, the cross of knight commander of the roy.
al American order of Isabel.
The Portland Oregon Weekly Times reports
the organization Of a Masonic Grand Lodge in
Washington Territory.
San Francisco has, every Sunday night, English
Frsncb and German theatres in full blast. Pro-
baby no other city in the world, Of 10000 popu-
lation could say as much.
Frances Jeter, veteran of the Creek war, and
native of Virginia, died In Meriwether county,
Ga, ON the It'll inst.
Henry G. SpiDks has been sentenced to twelve
years imprisonment In the Penitentiary at Savau-
nah. Ca, for stealing draft while in the post
office employment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-18

INV uniform OF TEE MARINE CORPs-The coat
ia dark blue frock, doubIe-breas ted, trimmed
with scarlet, aud OrnaneDted with gold lace; the
pants light blue with scarlet cord; the cap of
the new style, Of silk. with leather top: ana the
sword is Of the army pattern.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-18

TIE GIFT BOOKSTORE, at "a Main street. ~ still
oren. This is great movement. which has for its
end the dissemination of knowledge.
Don't fail t. call at the Gift Bookstore. ct
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MARRIED.,

In Richmond on Thursdsy 18th instant, By the
Rev Philip Courtney, Mr. DAVID A HtCHERsOn,
this city.
sTPctenburg Express please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-18

AHoTHgR TRIAL.-The next and fourth trial of
Rev. Daniel Downey, for murder, has been fixed
for May next, and the place changed from Staun.
ton to Charlottesville. The Court refused to bail
.he prisoner.
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OTICE TO OUR FRIENDS.

sseszszs CUSTOMERS. AND THE PUBLIC
GENERALlY.-We are now in receipt Of cur
spring supply of Ladies', Gentemcu's. Bows.
Misses CEiidren's and Se,vants Boots Shoes. Cal
tiers ard Slippers of evsry descrp ion eithcr with
without beels Also, materials Ct best quality that
can be imported from Europe, snd having in 1t!r
employment he best of wcrsmen that can be hf1,
we have no hesitation in saying that we can tusn
out work far superior TO en- manufactured at TIE
North by any one. We Also keep constantly on
hand iarg4 assortment Of Ladies and Geutiemen's
imported work, made expressly FOR us in Pans
ALEX HILL Il CO,
Importers and Manufacturers Of ell kinds OF
Boots ard Shoes. No l27 Main street.
Richmond Va.
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RHODE IsLANp REPURLICAN CONVEN

RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
PROVIDENCE. Feb. 15.-The Republicans held q
Convention in this city to day. for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for State officers and mem'
bers of Congress- Thomas C. Turner. now Lieu.
tenant Governor, was nominated for Governor, the
present Executive declining to be candidate for
re- election. VIM. D. Brsyt0n, now in Congress
from the Western District, was re nominated. -
Thomas Davis, four years ago Democratic repre-
tentative, was nominated in the place of n. D.
Dnrf
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OF HON. SHERRARD GLE
MEMS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-Private dispatches res
ceived here announce the re- nomination, by a
Convention in his district to-day, of Sherrard
Clemens of Va, for Congress.
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COURT OF APPEMs.-Iudge r ichard Parker, Of
Winchester, Va, has become a candidate for
Judge Of the Court of Appeals of Va, to supply
the vacancy created by the death of Judge Samu.
IL.
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-ES THE GAS WoRKa.-At an ear

he SAa 6tS al GAIl
s4T>-1-A DAY, our City Coancil will have to ap
point presiding genus for this estsbishn ent 10
I'll the nneyp iret term of SIR. Wynne, Tho will
withdraw to another sDht re- of action.
This appointments locked upon with interest by
large numbers of our city ns who ere gas coRsU-
meTs. and as the Gas Works are seIEsusfaining-
the part of the tax levy bong devoted 10 this pur-
pose. the iRcome leaving handsome surplus after
concerning the consumers III An the tax payers.
A short iiTIse since the Council Inicionsiy appro-
priated the snr of s. 00H for the erection eta de-
cdorizing appsratus; patent ezhauster. (whi h,
by the way, Ia dangerous affair in inexperienced
hancs being liable TO exploSe) and fire clay
t0rts which latter have worked perfect rev0u-
ton in TIE production Of gas, improving its quail
ty, and at the same tina reducing the 1T will
thus be seen that she Works g net 81 ( complete
AID tits devou,y 70 be wished thstthe Courcil may
obtain the services of thoroughly practical ar1
experienced Gas Engineer to suuerintend the wol k
she Gutiss Of the position involve large disburse
menss Come 500 eco annuml su cieat to attract
the attention of those poliiic2t harpieE who are
seeking poppk appointments. Just now.
We are suffering from plethora CT politics. and we
hope it may be- efiectGaliy excluded from the City
Treasury.
It may be diffc1It. 70 fad a capable Gas Engineer
Who will accent an Office the tenure of which ia to
than the ability Of tho incumbent in view of whck
trust such rea "ures will be adopted as will in
rs the most efficient services apart from To-
lnical considerations. Any action Of the Council
tending to effect so desirable object, must meet
the approval of the gas consumers and citizens
generally.
fe IS-its CARB1-HYDPOGEN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- On. Mrunocx's IrprAn PAnAo1A,

~ On. MINHocK's INDIAN PA1AoDAs
ron rnE CEHfAIN CrRE OF EruRALsA AID kHfr-
aATrsM This C,mpound effectuaiiy relieves an
ures Neuralgia and Rhsumati-m IN its nest acuf
rm. Tire crest success With which 1t has NIT an
heincreasing demand jnsti6as the assertion, iDA
/ stands unriynlied ~ remedy. Those who nav
uttered and are relieved. are willing witnesses
n behalf of its virtues. The many testimonial
,pd satisfactory The afflicted have only to tr!
ind be convinced.
Many certificates Of its efficacy can he By sp
.ication TO the Agents.
e. The genuine panacsa IL to be had OF nj
Druggists. Orders address, d TO this GENERAL Whole
sale Agents, FteHER WINSTON.
Druggists t25 Main street Richmond, Va.
Price One Dollar nor bottle fe 1a-lm
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H-1s HONOR TO THE RING.-Profes-
-S~>5-a sorJ SWEETMAN viii! take his farea ell
Dnhent ~ 80 aaLI, sroaa street On SAL
see his frieu is and the public of Richmond TO wit
Ness the manly srt of self defence displayed by
lures wespt only. On this occasion, several gen
tleruan have kindly volunteered their services to
make the sport interesting. Wr. SW EETMAN will
be happy to Put on the gloves With any gentleman
present. The whole will conclude with a grand
display of scif nee trial of sill. between MIR
SWEETMAN and a gentleman from England, in
ring costume.
Doors open at half past sevep: tickets of admis-
sion only p cents. fe l7-3ts
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issss foiix, Of Woodstock, Shenandoah 60, Va
.SsnDifisA ssieise on Saturday last, BY hanging
sipself
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n~ GREAT SACRIFICE OF

@~ THE USE OF DE-. HosTErTEa's
STOMACH BITrERs for Dysp p:ia. Flatulence, Heavi-
ne,s of the Stomach or ans o.ber ike Affections Is
sec ond to none in Amer:c, or abroad TO be Alb lie
to st ate confidently that The "btters are certain
cure for d. spepsa AMI like disc 'es Is 70 the PRO
prietor q source OF uualloyed pleasure. 1t moves
all morbid master from the stomach, purlhe5 tue
blood mparts renewed vitality to the nervous 81 g
tenn riyjny il that tone energy 80 nsis penss biz
for the restoration of heath The numerous ac-
acknowledgements of its superior excellence aud he
necent results, Rave assured the propTle'oIs tnal
,tCannot but prove great cure to the afflicted ana
impart vitality TO the thorough system.
a6- See advertisement in another column.
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The CLASSES IN V0C.L nj

As>~s-s in the RIG iM0ND MGsICAL INSTI-
TUTE, will meet in the Lecture Room of the Syca-
more Chugch. The Exercises will commence To-
DAY, (rhursdav.) The Juvenile Glass; vii! meet at
o'clock. aud the Adult Class at ~ o'clock THIS
EVENING.
TERMS for the Session of four months, per scholar:
Juvenile Class, 81; Adult Glass. 81. 50.
TIE time for meeting will lie announced at the
first meeting. For particulars. amply TO T GAL
Ter, at his Music Rooms. Zl2 Broad street.
IL
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~NoTICE. II NiBnUIDERIN6P PAT.
FERNS stamped on Linen, FIapnel. Velvet Ribbon
and all working materials. at the shortest notice.
and on reasonable terms.
Also, all kinds of PINKING done at 226 Broad
street, between Sd and 9Th fe l3-2wS
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skBN. B.-MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE In
sURANCE COMP'Y.-KE0WLES & WALF0RD,
Agents ask persons who are thinking OF etfecting
Insurarce on their LIVES, to call and receive .
copy Of the "ANNUAL STATEMENT of thi,
Company, and COMPARE 1t with that of any other
Company in the United States. Also, get a Pro
spectus sho wing the superior 0,irantdGes of nsur
ing where the DIVIDENDS ARE PAID THE IN
SURED WHILE LIVING. and thus helping him
10 pay annually over one-tbird of his premiums
The Dividend LIST January, 1859. is 10 per cent. We
rave PAID one Dividend Of So one of 49, and ten OF
IS per cent amounting TO the of s,I6i SCI 20.
and have surplus Of S3.0O1 ,92O.91. We ne
this year paying the Dividend ct January, 1871;
each year We require but half the premium il
cash, on policies for term of life.
Please coll and see u.s. and take our explanations
of this Compapy's business as we learn that Some
Agents soliciting for other Companies do not seen,
10 understand the superior advantages which this
Company affords the insured.
fe iG-3t KNOWLES WALEORD.
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pOOKS-BOOKS-BOOKS-

~ For sale by
GEO 7 BALDWIN, No IS Main street.
Opposite - Charles Hotel
FATHER and Daughter portraiture from the
Life. BY Miss Bremen
WHAT will lie do with Ii? BY Sir BuIwer Lyt.
ton. Bart.
4 HOUSE to Let BY Charles Dickens.
GREAT TRUTHS by Great Authors. From w,i.
ters Of all Ages aud both HeDispberes
PALESTINE Past and Present, with Biblical lit.
erary and Scientific Notices. By Rev Henry s
Osborn.
LIFE of Mrs Virginia Hale Hoffman By the Rev
George d Cummins d D.
ARABIAN Days Entertainments Translated from
the German by II Curtis
BE- gent for all the popular Magazines. Ordt RS
m nm ptly attended to fa ta-It
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s.s The NEW HAT AND CAR &c

ass TIE NEW HAT AND CAP ssSns
49, STORE, No. I67 Main street, EsssA
NOW OPEN.
ELLETT & WEISIGG R have received and open
ed their large, full. comolete and we'll selected
>tock of Goods to which they invite the exsmina.
ton OF their friends al the public. They feel az
sured that they can satisfy the wants Of the most
fastidIous Their stock en- braces every variety OF
Goods in all d partments of their business.
The examination of the country merchants they
especially solicit. In this branch of their business
they are satisfied they can offsr inducements both
in regard to extent, variety and price, which cam
not tal to please.
Mr. J L HI JOHNSON. formerly of Union. Mon
re county Virginia, and late in tie house of Gin
ter Kent Alvey is interests I'D in our business aud
will devote TO it his valuable services.
EIIETr WFISIGER