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IA More New Goods.

IA More New Goods.
Ak. PARKER Il 90. 4
y Dress
Rich Berege Anglais ROBES;
Plain Bsrese ANGLAis;
Rich Organdie ROBES;
S Si:S, f sSAA Yss flsa a5hAlR:
5S fsT fJ5kff sSS cffXS5gIiSErs;
yAcoNETs and Lawns, &C.. &c.
All of which We will cell very low. my z3-ts
IA Dead Shot for Bed Bugs. --A!l, good
hoMsekeepers will be glad To- hear Of article that
will Kill Bed Saf srs < ri kft LIE S!'
sSss S
time. thus becoming a trap ready set Io1 these
Of sSd sy
nA The Great Virginia Remedy, and ne
SF fES 1tT 5Eck kkNB bS
s sn: q liz Sa
,Ss %sds: void xhs. ssa ri
tons Of .hs fast.: BIT the pIopr.sss9r: who Ra.
restored to perfect health, and al other cases OF
exception AID therefore challenges any case Of
Gonorrhea which the remedy will not cure; pro.
% ans
half dozen bottles, and using accordingly, in his
or ss ad
sssns: and cure " viii s ELECTED shoSt noon
Z xRsyRPy Ne
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LIFE INSURANCE, &c.


INSURANCE.. The LYNCHBURG FIRE,
LIFE AND MARINE INSURANCE COM
PANI is prepared 70 assume FIRE. Lie tsiave!
vicinity. and socits share of pubic patronage.
its terms, IN all the branches named, are ,com-
modatins, and settlements OF losses will be
prompt and satisfactory.
Slaves insured for the term OF four years with
It's Directors and Officers are we'll and favorably
known business men.
DIRECTORs:
Samuel McCOrkle, firm Of McCOrkle L Co.
A. b. Rucker. ComMissiOn Merchant.
H. o. SchOOlfeld firm of SchOOlfeM Thurman.
John y. LanghOrne, firm of LanghOrne & Scott,
Milers
J. F. Slaughter, firm of Garland. Slaughter l. Co.
D. w. Burton. Tobacco Manufacturer
B. H. Nowlin. firm Of Nowlin & Murrill.
JOHN D. LANGHORNE, President.
CASH CAPITAL 100000.
Applications received at the Office of the Vir-
ginia Fire and Marine Insurance Company, No.
Isl Main street. VIM. WILLIS, JR Agent.
OLD DOMINION INSURANCE COMA.
~ NY.-CAPITAL $2OO.OOO!
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SUFFERERS,
BROKEN DOWN AND DEB!LITATED PRO-
FESSIONAL MEN.
WHY NOT HAVE YOUR HEALTH RESTOR-
ED!
We offer you the great RESTORATIVE AND
INVIGORATOR!
We offer it TO all classes--it may save valuable
lives. We do not believe that any other remedy
has such a mass Of testimony;
THE REV. b. F. BROOKE.
BALTIMORE, Feb n, 1850.
Nessys. Mortimer r Motcbray:
The use Of your HAMPTON'S TINCTURE has
been a Gerry great bleSssNg to me and my family -
The effect il has had on my throat disease has been
marvellous. For all such diseases most cordially
recommend it. Yours, truly,
Pastor of the Eutaw Nj, E. Church.
AS AN INVIGORATOR.
Az an invlgOratOr and restorative where a gen
tie stimulant 10 wanted, we believe it superior to
all the COrdials before the On bio for Dys
pepSia, Cough, ScyQfMia aud khexn,atesns, with
all diseases of the Stomach and Bowels. II has been
truly successful to the single and married. We
offer the most valuable remedy, which thousands
FEMAIEs AND cHILDREN.-This TING
TURE viii be found great medicine for all theil
n. Cali and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD T. CO.. Richmond
by DR.. COOKE, FREDERICKSBURG: BY all tho Drug
g,sts in Petersburg, by MORTIMER Il NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. q Per bottle SIX bottles,
oE. ms 23-d&cwts
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JOHN =. DOHERTY,
HERCHANT TAILOR.

lkh street. near Cary,
W WouA most respectfully inform bis friends
that he 10 now in receipt Of his atOck Of SPklN3
and SUN MER GOODS, Sc1sntins oi CLOTHS,
be happy 70 make NJ in the most superior style
and on the lowest Femunoreeivo DfO6ts.
N. B.-Havins small expense. can make gar
oIothIag honoo in the city. nh N-Sm
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- TO THE NoRTH.-l 1850.

K A w Y.-TrsiBs leave Calvert Static,
Baltimore. daily, texeept Sunday. } at $40 A M
and at530P NJ. for Niagara Falls Ifare onIy ,s,I
dollars, Buffalo. Oweeo. Oswego. Toronto. Ham
llton, all parts Of Western New York and Canaa,
for Detroit. Chicago. Cincinnati st Louis and III
parts OF the West. Northwest and Southwest
travellers c.n so to Detroit. Chicago, Milvau
kle, 70. wa Niagara Falls. at the same cost as by
- A new route tn New York il nov open by IN, }
Road; via Harrisburg and Jersey City, WITH on =
ONE change OF cars Fare S. lake the 8 80 A Nj
train and go through by daylight over 6rst-c,aa
Roads and throush q BEAUTIFUL country. Try IL.
"a buy tickets only to Baltimore
JAS. c. CLARKE, sup't
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$3.50 NV AND ATTRACTIVE
& ssSSfikt So EEkkxSs&HS / { z

AND NOaF0I & PsssspseI. lsay.;Snxvsn.y
INK Richmond every MONpAf: ssRiCMuTDSSb
az aN6 SA fPEETEEksBssaS RxlLk0AD cAks: st
half past four "el"ck- SAY <S 4, WI, c ga
arrive 81 in ss Ts, r TAI, sna 'n rs ',sis
snSvriv ~ ssxs dsv sfeyssoms - time Tor the dH
fsIest isnss ga,rs LAST and NORTH; ,.
-. ~ 800 eoons, on hpaSa thu oesaIhers tas
ssse e tAe.xA Sasasss vas sassa On bosfa 'D'
LUDLAM 4 WATSON.
sOp0oelto CoeAmera' " ar
r.,'sss 8 !, =: =: sA ss,:. e OF
SffyS0re ticket o9~s every oonday ~ ssorly
ed ooenrAsy y.asespss, q . s.cpss;. ave sso-
ssssd IN & oar a1iss SrsviOsaly l." ~"
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JOHN T. RIeNEY, Assistant Sdp't. je l3-ly
NOR FOLK, OLD POJyrl
- s SSo 4 II Pro ANSD e.sGNl
HROI,GH In AZ HNI-RS TO4t5l1sS4a]

THRnUHH ~ q. HULRS m<.R6
POINT, FROM RICHMOND-The most com
Portable and expeditions route between Rlchmond
and the ab.ve PLACES. is by the RICHMOND and
PETERSBURG ROAD to Petersburg, thence BIZ
the Norfo K and Petersburg Road to Norfolk. and
thence ny Steamers "a Old Point and Hampton
EeHEpULE Leave Richmond at 2.t6 T. NJ .
For the accommodation of passengers, a FISH
SUPER will be provided on the Boat betws.n
Norfolk and U d Point.
Returning from Old Point, the Boat leaves Al
II 81 A, NJ and connects with the cars at NoriolIl
which leave nj ". NJ. reaching Richmond a, s 70.
passengers dining on the boat while tetweSn Od
Point and Norfolk. T. H WYNNE
je Its -r.. Sup't r. l. r r. r.
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RETGUTS.

MONEY MATTERS-EXCHANGE
NORTHERN ExcHAMeg-On New York and Phila-
ueipiia I. az prem.
Such OF the stock Bank notes and of the hank OF
the Valley, as not taken By the Banks, are ct
discount OF n " cent.
The notes OF the Trans ALE hsuy Bank are = y
cent. discount. Bank of Kaas1ha, no gale.
North and South Carolina Bank Notes & y
cent. discount.
The notes Of the Bank Of Weston and the hank
Oi Manassas, Is per Ct. dis. -
GOLD and elLVER per cent. prem. 10
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THE XIk GINA NJ all LIFE INSURANCE.
ness, and the attention Of the public il earnestly
called TO the importance of jts objects, This Com
pany, under its charter. divides seven eighths OF
holders. thereby giving the assured the advan-
ta&es Of the mutual system, With the pledge Of q
perpetual Capital Stock Of 500 900, and the added
security that it, Stockholders have permanent
moneyed interest in conducting its adairs with
prudence and economy.
The Charter requires one half Of tho Capital
Stock and Earnings TO b invested in Bond and
double the amount.
The chief object Of the Company il to aid in re-
tanning 1t home the immense amount Of money
miums 10 Northern Companles. That money will
BE- Loaned to customers Tor term Of years, ct 10
gal interest. and disbursed in our midst.
Endowmenyg and AnnuitIes granted. Lafo and
term Policies issued At a. OE rates - other good
fArvn nv 80
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puDurqoDs NOTICES.
81 csssss Han Amp WALL sE sss.:s:, ". :
aAurn,.. = = Apnux. ps H1elsSss' y. "
~; s:s: S::s
r5,E::sssa: xm fss's'-''.. ma.
's fla 'cslis1s. o.
,.,s-y No. LEE . nosa l. baltimore. Nd.
GREEN { DAYS yy .;,r,c.,
Si HsE s'F' SikssssisIf = Ss.n'rr wo..
Executed At short notice and il the best mannsr.
SHAFER, Haley COS or,
p Lac las H fasn snt ! asiil
s:s:'s,E ::s
the attention q puIch::efs: :,.. mad. n orss,
VIM. s. MCCOY. EDWARD MATTHEW.
M''cVHI R { saI4H5ssxMass'o AGENTS. /, ),
No M aayn asc IT,: Charleston s. 9.
Ms'. CIV g:s S;siiii i''ss:, T. g.
John E. E. White. Ed.
js$.: n Ss:a: S:. M ss ssss1 xs
nlCkINsON, HILL L CO.,
FoR THE s8 Sf.sU 81 fNSEEeRoEs.
AT THEIR OLD STAND. Cor. FRANKLIN AND WALL
e g: iNEdS sas's ss,S :: public and
Persons entrustlns their Negroes to no for sale.
may rest assured OF getting the highest market
Our pOTters are always in attendance ct the diff.
ierent dep0:s and boat landings.
n,,,..,.,.,n + FL H R RFfffk'S'0S'
71hE UNDERSIGNED have formed q 90
so Rartn,ershlR fer the transaction Of COMMITS
WRsB Rp SDaN % Spfi hf hs ~" If S.4
crST sste4tiGn e ths sale Of FL0UR WHEAT
lumber-hcuse No. IS Main street, long occupied BY
Lewis Webb. LEWIS WEBB,
JOHN g. WADE.
RICHMOND. VA. Nov. l. 1859. NO 7-dcw&swts
Davis. DETPREE CO., will give their
~ entire attention TO the
SALE OF NEGROES.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Corner Mayo and Franklin streets,
R'cH10s 10 Vi il: DAVIS.
ss s. K. FoNDREN.
RUFUS 6. MADDux. Clerk. je lily
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DRIDGFORD 4 CO., General Commission and
y Forwarding Merchants, On the Deck, Richmond
FRANKLIN MATTHEW'S.
N. TINSLEY PATE.

N. TINSLEY PATE.
MADDUX 4 Co.,
PRobT Ssis':s;.s K ss1sak
Cary street. opposite coumbRI bar. Hotel osSx.
JAS. EDWARDS, of King Willism,)
VIII. HOWARD. Of York, ! Assistants.
81 ssr q renas
all consignments, and orders Tor goods from pro-
0q Ms ' +. ssurroN. jR., admitted to IN
'' ie i-d d SIX vat ''' MADDUx 4 co.
TOHN n. COR DON 4 SON,
Offer for sale lsrss and full assortment Of IRON,
comprising sEede's American HaEmered Pen Ps5r
RON Hoops, Band and Scroll Iron Rs9 9 Pow
ives i. iSl tIsner.s nd manSfaetarsrs; Sheet and
Bolt GOPH d X sheet znS' spsser' and the Metals
w COMMISSION PAPER, EH0 USE.
.na d Msss
k4as; Bisse chi ALUM TN &o No
j. street, corner Of B S'LTTfs Ss'Rsfss
y ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
N ;sssf n;1S E s91 RRssSafSs HISsssst1
ysSIS snd SsjlaE DOCKS: ana svsiy Other KIND 8
poses, manufactured at snort notice.
"a Particular attention given to enclosing Burial
Lots in the city . nd country. ja24-l2m
u forming his and the public that he has e.
aSb fSE Ess cMMsRsSNp MEkcKXkNEfE
9acco. snS ali dsscrpticns Of County Produce
sntrass,d 70 Il: care From i S1 long az SSsns::
s.Rsre ace he hope: 70 meet with libsr.l share Of
k::s:: Sa s:;.s::,. "
5;: Els $; :5: p.,ano,.
wills / Co.. Ph,ladelphia.
SH0@A' Mo"AH-WS' WI E's J. k NSY x9EE1k
Riohona S Sei e. se1 q Cary and ". n ss'ists
EDsGstosc k MsS ,Soa&issi 4 SS &tRcHANrs.
s7s$ss 4 .spF aES
W1Ri Ham VIII give his 1 ss a. .ttsntiea. "
AAdy:nSss %, xs. On
A 1 15e47SataS SSa 1SA2 seex1,ss1or
~ Sok NOM S !: o'alocf 1o'' '''
S *. as1nsa S e: :. S please b entered b.
WM. sATTLER CO., :
OILS. rAfsifast,' aN5 WINDOW
BRUsHES--ws received BY the late steamer
are saDply cf Pslnter1 and ATtista' Brushes, q
car customers.
JoAw 1aiooffEsssAlE DEALER N
AND skrrNED cx HRRf1 SANs IS 41cc1f3b,aEs
mi set 3: eihssssh ~ E.. <s
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HELMBOLD'S ExTRACT BYGMH,
HHEHss$EBs Ez$EzSf s sSSH$
s: S:::: RR:::!:: f. IS: S:::: :::::
f: s s.::s Bursts '::: BBi:::ss
:ls:;:: k$$s s:;;::: ;:y: R ;sss:;;::
Bladder AND Ill 1EfEni B}iisEAsssEg' S 81 THE ero'''
s1r E9ttiBBoo SEP Ss[zsafro
cap,: they may have orig mated, and NO ms.tsr Of
Long s,saSn: H Ho Lon: s stsDSnss
soas Sas and
y y!easenti in II: taste and odor'
And hmm ,diate in it, ection:
;ny Msrssansrlns VITA any Of the above disusss-
IIE$$$aiBs E tie fa F Efa$|ss $ sE$ $sEE$$l
a:s.: g Ts x: ocs: =:
Il E E$ $$$:sE 4 e 81 81 E E$$ss
.d Srss :. r 5; Il ssIi;s TO
For sale wholesale iRd Esis'! ! y WINSTON,
,.v DruEsi'ts and Hi .s 4 g. RES.
MkDICAL CARlD:.DF. PLUME oeeTs h,s 90:
s sa:sss ,.: s ,ss 'ssisfei a .: 81:
6 !s lo: ssi: 1ic
A 81 t;SSeR & - -. cs y - AZ, s
eiaea ses !to osasr. An COMM .isateas b let3es
nR. MOoFI.ANWs aKaMA1n IfrERs
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TAILORING, &c.


a.. GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING AND
FURNISHING HOISE.-Ws would inform
M the citizens ard public generally, that we
WI have now in store q large, varied and com
Piete assortment Of S'entlemen's SpRiNG
and SUMNER CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS. embracing all the latest styles and novel
ties Of the season. which, IN point OF style taste
and durability, cannot b surpassed. all OF which
are manufactured BY ourselves, expressly to suit
the tastes and wants Of this market and which On
abios ~ TO cell 1t much moro reduced price than
any other house in the city. Also. iars sSs%yt.
ment Of BOYS CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS always ON hand. We would remind the
young men and followers Of fashions, that we are
style goods, from which We can mako to order, At
short NOTICE, asnXshinF e c9Teis.e ksntsHman's
Cor. Main and l4th or Pearl SITS.
=. SAMUEL 8. kLRCn 10 now in my
employ a. CUTTER, and desires his for
~ mer Tyisads and patrons to call and exam
w Inc tho large and varied assortment Of
CLOTHS. CASSl "A r. ES and vESrlNGS,
a. veil az Ready Made Clothing, which he 10 now
prepared to furnish them good terms ard in
a. good sty 10 a. any similar house IN tho State
WIN. IRA SMITH. liz Main st.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETM...Tss clsc

aaove noSs d nskiss tel. ssd Ssi.s s.tisiss
81 ID ehsolute Superiority over ~ other 4eth0ds
San With ecn6dsaoe ePnnsnd y - tAose des.risf
g nsy a dls.lsiske4 vitA thole slsI. e: ,S 2.
Sin o INSERT cae o. nore Sessk YssAess eye0s-
This nqtApd having bsen ad00e9a Il tAoes SgSf
;.s asss v n ssSss sss sssss
. tk0oo WISHING % 80 tAsql. $50 q IS4s -
81 o. aay oeAN llaae VI 81 eoagS ~ -. f..
sIsesss. - 81 ssksS ssssss.sss ssrIy re SeS
N aUtoSf Ss :. ~ ssssss. ovpsass Csdssas
Wsl Ho0-N
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DR. y. COULLlN6, DEN / ieT.
0Yv may hereafter b fouAd At hle ofhce, NQ
prepared TO attend 70 his professional ensxss-
montS. Va yt-sss Il nh - SW
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M ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Practices in the Courts of the City Of Richmond
and the Counties of Hsnrico, Hanover and Caro-
line.
He 10 also Notary Public and Commissioner ofthe
United States Court of Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. CHAsrAIN WHITE
and himself being dissolved. his office is now on
nth street, just below GOddin's Hall. fe D-lv
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RANGEMENT.-iHMTPfooRTANSTT 70 TRAyfic
GcAECks.H"GRIhT N6RFaE IN koITE-cA
Sunday night excepted between Rlchmopd. AIsx
andria, W ashlng ton, Baltimore. Philadephis, Nsv
cresk and Wsshinston, over the Richmond, Fred
sricksbuTs / Potomao Railroad, 70 the PotonIas
river, Is miles, and by splendid and comfortsts
steamers Ahence TO Washing ton, 8 miles, 10 al III
miles In seven hours; BEING . comfortable and poi
fectly safe rate Of speed.
Hours Of departure: So. A. NJ, eno 7, (. ~.
BAGGAGE, under charge Of Special AEea4s
CdECKEDTHROuGHto Washlns ton. Baltimore
Phiade lphia and New York.
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HAYES X. Sc TTON, ATTORNEY
M AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLiC-
Practices in all the Courts Of the city Of Rich
mnnd and the counties of Henrico and GOOchland.
Office corner Bank and llth streets, Richmond,
Va He is also Commissioner of the United States
Court Of Claims. ap l6-3m
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WIN. sAIILER Z CO.,
GLASS.
BRUSHE6..We received BY the late steamer q
arge sapply Of Painters and Artists Brushes, Of
superior suality, to which call the attention Of
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BEEF-Fcr the week ending to-day, there
we're he adj of Cattle sold ut the Scales At prices
varYins from S375 to S4U sross Of winch, 81
he'.d were taken oy ths butchers OF Peters6ars.
fra-yet he suppiy Was greater than the demand,
w,ns to the eAcsss urged upon tho market last
Sreek
vEAL.-We quote at Is to &c. lev extra nae
were sold a, hsner 6guIes. 49, go,
EP.-suopiT was heavy this week, and were
80 An : BoDMas Cs Suossd at san to $3.50
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"A z0cT7ONEER am COMMISSION
MERCHANT, -5.-.
Will attend regularly to the sales Of HORSES,
Muh4ES, WAGONS, &c:' q the Horse Lot, even
fore the mOrniuG of tie sale.
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oANw HaaoEssaI DEALER IN

AND aKFINED c fHn71 SSHHN tf2c15t
Fl A1 Sf tss sa6s ;rS Es.s:
end il continually receiving. By every steamer an3
. :s,ss ssces an fddSeIfz gu :: .hs
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~-- VIRGINIA CENTKA
LIZA ~ 3nsESz1 RAIL OAD--Ths DAY.
Ley 01K-N~ NJ AL and PASSENGERl
TRAIN will leave Richmond Daily, at $50 A. NJ,
ior GORpoNsvILLE, CHARL0TrESyILLLLk'
LiNCHRURG, A L r xAND A.. BRISTOL, /
and daily except s1n.iaysl for ACKS0Nsj
RIVER and intermediate Stations west OF Char.
lottesyi!ls, Stages for the SPRINGS connect
For PARTICULARS, inquire at the Ticket Office.
je It's VIM. F. ADCUCk. Ticket Agent
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THURSDAY, Feb. 2.


The House met pursuant TO adjournment
Several petitions were preseui ed and re.
ferred.
Mr.. Vaughn offered a resolution for the
relief of The people of the 20th Fractional
School Township in Monroe county
The following bills were intr duced, read
a first time aud severally pas ed:
Mr. Ii bb, Till 10 nnisn the grounds
around ,he State CAPITOL.
Mr. KenH, dy. bill TO incorporate the
Rutland Valley Turnpike Company.
MIR. Richardson, bill TO establish the Is l
Civil District in Dyer county.
MIR. CIR enc, bull 10 Incorporate the town
Loudon.
Mr.. Trewhitt, bill to revive The chaSteI
of the Harrison, Chattanooga and Charles
ton Railroad Company.
MIR. Harris resolution to hold hight ses
sions after tuis date, was rejected, yeas 2s
nays 80.
Toe resolution of Mr.. Jones to am nd ti,
Consultation III relation la new counties, OF
it, seeo d reading, was rel cted.
The bill making appropriations TO pay the
Bank Investigation Committee appoint,d 10y
The last Legislature. aud for other purposes
pass lis thru reading.
The hill 10 Incorporate Bank of discount
deposit and exchange at Knoxville. on ia
third reading, was yario.sly amended, esiab-
fishing similar institutions at many Other
points, aud then laid ON The table. yeas SO
nays 20.
The bill to amend section 542 of the Code
passed it, third reading.
The bill 10 change the time of holding the
Chancely Court at ScvierviiIe, aud for other
purposes, was amended and passed its third
reading.
Adjourned till PM
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A LADT's FEET FROZEN WHILE SKATING
atlas. young lady. while skating on Jamai-
ca Pond. strapped her skates so tight about
her feet as to prevent any circulation OF the
blood in the part below the ankles. The
consequence was, that upon taking them ofI
to return home. her feet were both found to
be frozen. Although every effort was made
by physicians to restore them to normal
state, one OF them was so badly frost bitten
~ to render smpulation necessary 10 prevent
mortifcati lion from ensuing. The Young lady
il q resident Of The south part Of the city j.
abant nineteen years Of age, and her mis'or-
tune is felt very keenly by herself aud
friends
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The Public Schools.

-ac -ordng Ia Section 9Th Chapser 4sth, Of the
vised Laws OF this city which reads thus-Re Il
acted Tat the srhlstic year OF the high school be-
gin on the LIST Monday in September of each year
and close the last Wednesday in June, there be-
ing infermssiun of one week At the close Of The
first i've months session" The present session of
tn city schools closes Friday, the q III lust. The
next session commepces ON Monday, the 9th + Feb
ruary prox. The Superintend, Mt viii be in his Of
nee, corner Of Broad and Spruce Streets during the
first geek OF the SESSION. issue tickets OF admis-
sion to applicants for tie next sion ho have not
been meubei OF the schools the present session.
Eighteen hundred ard ninety Two pupiis-1Os4
boys and S4s grls-haye been admitted the present
session, " ith average whole number Of 1910.
Thirty one ieachers-ten males and twenty lone fe-
males-have been employed, located as foliows;-J2
in the Hume sch al, II in the Hynes, in the Trim
Bile, in the Primitive Baptist Church, and IN Lin
coin Hall, College Hill.
The schools consta thy open for insps, ton /,
aud the City Council, larents and Curdi ms of the
pupils, and the munIt. generally, invited 10
visit the schools al Their enience. The SuperiB-
is at his OIL curing u first scho" hour in
the morning, daily for the TRANSACTION miscellaHe
Gus business, beg enga ged in sitting TIE different
schools thereafter. TIL evening" t Itch tine he
be found at his dwelling, No. 10, souih Summer st.
BY order OF the Board Education,
N. IL. HOWARD,
jan27-1w secretary.
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oountyConvention.

We trust that the Opposition of Davidson
county will bear in mind that County Con-
vention will be held in this city next Satar-
day. for the purpose of appointing delegates
tion on the 22d inst. We bespeak large
turnout. The political condition of the
country appeals to every citizen to do some
thing towards changing it for the better.
Dniess the people take up the matter, and
make themselves felt, the time may soon
come when they will be pOxeriess to accom-
piish anything. Let the Opposition of Da-
wilson show Saturday that they are alive to
she truest and best interests Of the nation,
and prepared to labor 10 promote them.