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sTHAMBoATs. sHIPPINa, &c


= $50 STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
1xs~IAsxllzN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, land
ing and embarking passengers al
QUEENSTOWN, Qreland) The Liverpool Now
Ork and PhIladelphia Steamship Company in.
tend dispatchlng their fRll-pOwered Clyde-buiii
Iron Steamships follows
EFNA. SATURDAY, June /
EDINBURGH. SATURDAY. June y.
CITY or WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, June Is,
Aud every SATURDAY, at noon, from tler a.,
North biEsf.
RATBs or PAssA6E:
First Cabin ......,.. fT5 Steerage. sso
Do. to London 50 Do. to London. 81
SteeraRe Return Tickets, good for six months, $50.
Passengers forwarded to Paris, Havre, Ham.
hnrs, Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, So, at re-
dGC8l through fares.
ssg Persons wishing to bring out their friends
can huy ,iokets here at the following rates, TO
New York From Liverpool to QueenstOwn, q, First
cabin, So So aud sl0s. Steerage from Liverpool
4iy. FrOIa Queenstown $50.
These steamers have superior accommodations
Ior passengers, and carry experienced Surgeons
They are built in water-tight iron sections, and
have PatSut Fire bnnihilatOTs on board.
EtA FOR further Information, apply at the Com
psoy's otless. JOHN G.. DALE, Agent,
Is Broadway, New York; or.
my 25-ts W. BELL. Agent, Richmond.
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LFHED ;. LEX,
n FORwAKDIna AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Arp DgAhsR III
PLASTER, SALT, LUMBER, COAL, 40.
In addition to my Forwarding Business, 4 would
inform my friends and the public that l have .
LUMBER YARD opposite my warehouse and di
rectly the liue OF the York River Railroad,
where may be found general assortment Of Vir-
ginia LUMBER, SHINGLES, SO.
Mr. T, w. PEERS will attend TO sales Of Lum-
Der on my account,
Cousignments Of Lumber solicited, CT which
i!bera! advances will be made A s. LEE.
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wa. P. cox

J. X. GUY. va. P. cox.
u FORWARDING AED
COMM MissioN MERCH HAHTs,
nh 2-tsl pocs sr., RIcBSosD. Va.
EriRE AND HUKGLAK-PROOF sAFE>,
L OF FARRELL, HERRING q co. u MANuFAC-
rURE.-rhe subscriber has on consignment as
ortei sizes az the above csebrated SAPES, whicn
ne offers 1T the manufacturers prices.
AISO-A let Of MAHOGANY SHOWCASES.
10 It's J. H DfG0ES. No. se Main street.
DAKks h MINER, WEOLhsALE GR0CkkS
L and PROVISION DEALERS, offer for sale
IL hhds. BREASTS BACON.
rs hhds. HAMS and SIDE BACON.
Ia hhds. SHOULDER BACON.
loo bbls. &c" Extra .'C'' and "B" SUGARS.
80 bbls. Cut Loaf and Yellow do.
loo hags i.aguayra and Rio C0PFBk.
50 hbls. N. .. and y. X. MoLAsSRs.
81 bbls. Extra LEAF LARD.
80 bbls. pure CIDER VINEGAR.
50 bbls. a. q. Sherman's wHISkEY.
100 bbls. BRANDY, GIN and WINK.
" ,oeo choice CIGARS.
isrB STREET, NEAR CARY.
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a RICHMOND CLOTHING MANN.

>4A RICHMOND CLOTHING MANU-.
FACTORY The su bseribers have on hand
large and eomplsts assortment Of SOUTH
IL ERN MANUFACTURED G0ODS-Cloths
Cassimers and Vestings, Of all grades, from the
following noted mills: Crenshaw Mills, Rich
rnopd, Va; Miller Go. 3 Mile, Culpepsr county
Va; Kelley, Ford q Co.'s Mills, Frode dericksbnrS
Va; Thomas Aimes Mills, Marion, Smith
county, Va; Rock Island Mills, Charlotte, N. c.;
which We are prepared to make to measure at the
shortest notice, and In the latest and most APP
proved styles--goods that will compare In every
respect with the best Northern manufactured
eoods, and many of the Crsnshaw goods equal In
anslitv to French. There can be NO longer an
excuse for buying goods manufactured out Of the
State. IL addition, we keep always ont, on hand
stock OF FRENCH AND ENdLisH CLOTHS AND
CASSIMERES, not to be surpassed by any house
Ia the city. We have the best OF Cutters,
and corps Of worknen not TO be surpassed
by any house In ths Union, with detsrmi-
nation to furnish our patrons with southern
clothing-Inateriai raised south, goods wovs
south, cut and made south, and We trust to bs
sold and worn South. as We are determined TO y
ell In our pow or TO push forward southern instl'
tutions. SPENCE y CAREY,
ClotAisrs and Merchant Tsilors,
Il - NJ Main aud 18th efreafa
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DktDGFDRb& 10 & co.,
Is GENERAL COMMISSION and
FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
On the Dock, Riehraopd, Va.
ID. h. BRlDGFoRD,
n. TIESLBY PATE.
1904 SPRING IMPORTATIONs.l
CLARKsOE, ANDERSON & CO.,
No. ios Nain a.. Richmond, Ia,
Importers Of Heavy and Fancy Hardware, Cutlery,
Guns and Anchor BOlttng Cloth, are In receipt per
ships Morning and "Petrs,' direct to James
river, Of their Spring lnportations, to which they
invite the attention Of shcb merchants az buy for
cssh or pay promptly. feeling assured all such
will aud Il 10 their advantage TO buy OF them
They also agents for Fairbank's celebrated
Scales
n. B.-Particular attention given 10 orders
m
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a LkAANDEa N0fG,
N AUCTIUER8R AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
VIII attend regularly to tho sales OF HORSES,
MULES, WAGONS, 30, At the Horse Lot, every
bATU kDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock,
stock intended for sale Will please De entered
before the morning of the sale.
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RICHMOND Iron AND STEEL WOKKs.

Il R'cH"oND IRoN ANDsTEE" "o"NS
$50 tons Of HOME IRON for
sale, consisting of Bar, Band, Hoop, Scroll
cvals and Half. Rounds, Coach aud Buggy Steel
and iroa Tires, Hanle Iron. 500 bnudles Rod Iron,
ri sizes; Railroad Frog Steel. all si1ss 100 bun
dies HoTae aad Mule Shoe Iron.
n. n:-Aay size IRON made to order.
NY 25-~lmt
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azs KtCH1OND-MADEP PIANOS
FOR SALE BELOW NORTHERN
"KhHFRICEs. - The subscriber has on
y Shsnd three new very superior 7 oc-
tave PIANOS. which he warrants to be equal, II
not superior, to any Instrument Of the same DUAL.
ity from Northern manufactures
He also offers his services to the puhlte A.
TUNER and kkPAIRER OF PIANOS, st reason.
Sbie rates. C0NRAD FREIMANN,
North side Broad st., between I'd and sd
RgFKRKNcEs.--H +. Lsfsbvre, ksq Prof g. W
Thiiaw Prof w Grshau sc 20 il-em
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T. swfsxxs ATTENTION, ANGLEkA!-
- FRESH SUPPLY OF FIsHIN0
TACKLE, sell am now opening the most com
pie,e assoAment Of FISHING TACKLE ever offer.
Cd In Richmond Amongst my assortment may be
found all .he variety OF HOOKS, such as Virgins.
Limerick. ,Aberdssl. kerhy, ,e soeckdologsIs. ss.l
Gimp; also, Gut and Gimp extra; Riggsd Lines.
with Floats and hooks eompiete; Sea Grass, Floats
and 5i&ks ore extra; Cotton, Liuen ana flax
Nor City; Trout Flies and Reels; waking
Cane Fishing Rods, &c.
Also, Just received, q 1ne assortment OF COLTS
celebrated dFIVE-sH0oTEhS, ell sizes
JAMES WALSH,
Maker and Importer Of 0uns. Riass, ~.
ap it--Im
no. PERUVIAN GVAN0 -.s .oss 10 store
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I..A ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,

A ALLEGhANN SPRINGS,
wETny MONTGOMERY Co, VA,
AG..aG4 This celebrated WATERING PLACE
viii opened for the reception VI visitors on the
ist day Of Juns.
Located three and d half miles from the Vir-
GInia and Tennessee Railroad, they easy Of
access, and afford the best security for families.
Each department is supervised by the propre-
tors, who will attend personally to the wants Of
their guests.
The waters OF these Springs stand unrivaied for
the cure OF dyspepsa.
my IA RD0TH CALHOUN <
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sA NiONTGON merry
"a WHITE STIpHIIR SpPINGS

A. MONTGO OMERX
YEAY WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
in.kE Is MoNTGoMERT COUNTY, VA.
I'm, delightful Watering Place will open for
the reception of visitors the e0th day OF May.
These Springs are more easy of access than sly
IN Virginia, being Immediately on the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad, in the most healthy
portion OF the State, and surrounded by the most
beautiful mountain scenery. The medicinal quail
tiles % the waters are fully established, having
been instrumental in the cure of many disease ss
peculiar to the Southern country. This lie not
only delightful summer resort, bnt, in thesG
exciting times, safe retreat for ladies and chill
dren. Telegraph comm runicatiou with all I'm
pOrtalt points in the CoRfederated States.
LOUIS I. J. ANlSS, Proprietor.
JAMES K. KENT. President nv Elm
&aA THE " HITE sULPH u IL
vEAY SP RINGS,
I..lEl GREENBRIkR COUNTY, VA.
This celebrated WATERING PLACE will be
opened for the reception of visitors on the 18th
instant.
TERMS OF BoARD.-For thirty days or less, ~ 50
per day for any period after the expiration oil
thirty days, - per day-white servants two
thirds colored servants and children under II
and over years, half price.
j. HUMPHREYS, Pres't.
N. B.-An abundant supply of ICE has been ss.
cured my It's
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EAT3. CAPE. Go.
sU SPRING TRADE. 10,

EHLETT d WEISIG
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE
DEALERS IN HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS
M. l6i Nam ST., opposite irchdnge Ra,.h, Rieh'd
Have ready, and now OF afiug 70 the mer-
chants Of Virginia, North Carolina, aud TenIes-
Fee al prices to suit he times, complete stock OF
sPEI& q and SUMMER GOODS, which for variety
HaG etyle cannot be eXcelled Buyers will do
well 30 give call before purchasing esew here.
nh 29 ELLETT 4 WElSlGER
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txTs~ .ffTTavgs CUAA LINE.-F kEI IHHT
ssssszzssssss;sesxS BOATS TO LYNCABUkG THREE
TIMES WkEk-TUEsDAfS,
THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Boat MERCHANT, Capt Taos. T. Exsr..
Boat JAS. J. IRBY, Capt l. MAYO.
Boat OLIVIA, Capt. II. W. drr,
Boat ELLA SCOTT, Capt. J. w. STRArTog.
Boat PANE Capt. w. b. PARsoss.
Boat -, Capt. - -.
These Bosts are all Of the frst class, commanded
BY careful Captains and hands, and leave prompt
ly as advertised. For freight, applyt to
GUY COX, Agsnte,
fe 7-ts At C0x's shed. Dock street.
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f,tTf SGANE>ts Eh.

u
The updersignsd 10 now prepared TO clean ont
ater Closets sir KS and Out Houses In the short
est ac.iea, in manner which wlll not he offensive
to the premises an which he may work. Also,
line them. His wagons ere colstrueted ss TO
be water and sir-tight. HE boxes can he found
at DrvAL 81 NoRToS's, corner iith and Main sts.,
aud JoENsros & MiLLsPAUGu's on Iain between
nth I'D 18th strsets All orders left at the above
places will be promptly attended to-.
fe Its z. H. ALLEN.
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J NEAR THE EXCHAA0E HOTEL,
Offers for sale large assortment OF IRON, COM
prising sweede's AIasTiesn Hammered. English,
and English Rsnn English. American, Russia,
aud Imitation Russia Sheet Iron Hoop. Band and
SCROLL Iront Refined Plow lroa and Plow Plates.
Also, Tin Plate of various sizes, for Ttnnsrs aud
Manufacturers Sheet, Bolt and Ingot Copper !:
Sheet Zinc, speltsr, Block Tis, and The meta
usually sold IN thts market mh ~
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VI Manufacturer and dealer In
STOVES, RANGES AND FURNACES.
Plumbing, Gas Fitting, and Tin Work generally.
BgLvias ROW, 6oyERsoE STREET,
Richmond. Va.
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a. A kuCkBKIDGE ALUM SPRiN :.
HE.NA v This delightful aud quiet RETREAT
.sr..lIs will be open 10 visitors on the 18th Of
May. II s ve mli from Millboro' Depot.
BoARD.-S2 per day (; $50 per month-children
and servants half price.
Efs- An ample supply of ICE was secured.
my l3-Im FRAZER L RANDOLPH.
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~ A IL Is l. h W a. iS AS,

vi
JOHN W. DAvIRS,
MARBLE H4S0a.
MECHANICS ISsTITTTE, 9TH STRKKY,
RICHMOND, "a,
MONUMENTS, T0MBs,
HKAD PiSGEs
MANTELs, FONTS, 70.
~ First Premiums awarded by the Virginia
Agricultural Society and Mechanics InstitEts.
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OxKIVb VI q. n. MAUEk q IVt,
RfcsaoSD, Aug. %, lsss.
Crooks AND BONDS FOh &ALE.--yig.
y GINA SIX PER CENTS.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILKeAD SIX
rPkk CENTS.
Shares Bank Of Commonwealth STOCK.
Shares Farmers Bank STOCK.
Shares Bank OF Virginia STOCK. "a a-ts
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lanes ID. BROWNIES
81 ORSAMENTAJ, IRON WOREp

URNAMENTAL TKUN WOKHB,
eth street next to the Mschanies' Institute,
IRON kAILIEGs, VERANDAHs, BALCONIES,
DHAtkS, SETTEES, &c. alss. CHATTING, Vault
and Cellar DOORS aud every other kiud OF IRON
WORK for ornamental and build:ng p1rposes,
ms ufsctured at short notice.
30 Particular attention given TO enclosing Bn-
rial IotA in the city and country IA 2s-iy
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r~ED SUMMER ARKANGE EMENl
E-szszz< ~<1-zrSs>a CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

TRI-WEEKLY LINE TO WINDSOR SHADES.
On and after SATURDAY, 25th of May, tho
Steamer IL. SCHULTZ will commence runni u <
Tkt-N EBkLY between RICHMOND and WIND
The SCHULTZ Will leave her wharf At Rock
e'ts for WINDSOR SHADES every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS, at
O'Clock prec seiy.
Returning, she will leave WINDSOR sH DES
for RICHMOND d every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY MORNINGS, at the s&me hour.
The SCHULTZ will connect reauia iarly with the
Cars TO and from Petersburg, at City Point, both
going and returning.
Fteights Will be received at her wharf from l.
10 g =. NJ, every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday.
fre ghts coming to Richmond will be delivered
Immediately on the arrival OF the Steamer
D. J. HILL. Master.
Richmond, May ?4th 1851. my A-lm
p.... AE1tru E,r,f rnTY &
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NTASTED-EveTyb body To know that A e.
w GRAHAM's B!ass Letters for Military Caps
are not superior 10 any Letters cut the city, and
challenge him, or any other : psrnoRt Iarkee, 4"
to equal my LETTERS or BRANDS, IN style or
design. and let the public Judge.
L. NJ. LEWIS,
Brand Cutter, at Chas. II. Langleys
Tin st*re, 18th ST., betH Il Main and Cary.
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BUSINESS NorICEs.
ERANKLIN PAPER MILLS.

usRANkLlN PAPER MILLS.
RICHMOND, Va.
The RELyIDgRE MANurACTURiS6C C6NPA..
sNvEIcPg. MANILA. WRAPPING, NEWS
and BOOK PAPERs They have recently made
arg additions to their cry, and ere now
nrsrsred 10 turn out every article In their line
with Increased facility, and ct m2dsIsae sr;,n
The aual.ity OF their paper viii compare Win
apv Ia the ecuntry, aud they desire to invite %,
pecisI attention to fhis fact. All sizes furnlsned
at the shortest notice. and orders iron ssei' WV
tion respectfully solicited.
RTCssh paid for RAGS px..,
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DxhN n vi A son,
ID wHoLEaALE pEAIsRsIs
FOREi0N AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS

We have Ia store and FOR sale, BRAHDIES,
WINES, ard OLD RYE wHIskEYs, which We
will sell at reduced prices, and warrant tns same
10 give sxtlsfaction.
~ store. souih side Cary street, doors below
Iath.
sT All orders promptly stendedto lap i2--sna
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0"'A '''N GEO. WHITFIELD, Prest.
II. W. LrsBocK, See'y. mh l-y


~ BIAIK g. co. have hand several
Nt. choice brands Of
MOUNTAIN wHISKEY,
Such A. l.. BGmgsrdBsr Co, Sunmerdean, gen
uins Bourbon, direct FROM the manufacturer In
WKYT's PURE RYE AND WHEAT wRlsKEY.
OF ali the above brands, We have 1t from oneso
Ave years old.
All who wish pure article, viii do we'll to give
them call -
Richmond March IS. iss1. mh is-fm
INFO KTANT To COUNTRY MEK
L CHANTS. NOW Is THE TIME TO SAVE
FIFTY PER CEST.-Corpiry merchants wishing
To save fifty per cent eau do so by ealing al my
Who'll ssaie aud Retail Store. The only complete"
stock of Confect,oneriss IN this city. have Also
com mpiatsd, in the rear OF my store, the largest
Candy Factory this side Of lew York. Merchants
arc requested to call and examine for themselves.
A. ANToSI, ST. Nicholas Saloon,
NH IS isa Main st. OPP. Kent. Paine 90.
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TyDMiN NORTHAAi A CO.,
Ia 0ROCERS, COMMISSION MERCHAHTNs

DEALERS IN IRON and STEEL,
Solicit coosignments Of o BACC0. WHEAT,
CORN, FLOUR, ac., to the sale cf which EDWIN
WORTHAM will give his personal attention.
Hg- Advances maze or eonsiguments.
80 BAGS furnished when required.
NgANCHEsTER SCALE WORks..-Ws
IVA have on hand from the above factory, Plat
FORM SCALES, weighing from 400 10 2,ece ibs-
Also, COUNTER SCALES Of every variety, and as
sgents for the manufacturers are prepared TO taxa
orders for railroad track, depot and warehouse
Scales, &c, which for nestu ess, durability ana ae-
suraey OF be surpassed,
FAa-LEw, TAYLOR CO.,
Ia f-ly No u Msfn street.
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U<~s~ New II A y q NJ EN
nxSil;m--i$FUR RUNNING THE STEAMER
sosSssxz2szAss@sG RTIS PECk.-The steamer
tUhTls PECK, Capt. JoHs H. FREEMAN, will, on
md after Monday ne xt, 20th lust make a regular
ran on James River between this and the sToS
HOUSE WHARF, leaving Rockets every MON :
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY mornings, at
8 clock precisely, arrive at Stone House Wharf
about o'ci0ck; remain there until - O'Clock =
Il : return to Grove Wharf, and leave there each
alternate days, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS, leaving that wharf at o'clock A.
Il, and touch AT aii the regular landings On
tbs river, going and returning.
The Curtis Peek Is neatly htted with herths for
night accommodations, and passengers coming
from b. low can stay on board the night she ar
uves at the above Wharf
Passage to Grove ar Stone House Wharf, s2.-
Meals extra-so cents each.
Freight taken Tor the above places.
nav I>-.ts k o. HASkfSS.
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'oHs msastk y Ris6n, iAs6ynsHS.
MECHANICS IEsTITTTE, sTH STREET.
RTCHMOND, "a.
% HAD rlxcEs.
sB First Premiums awarded by the Virginia
Agricultural Society and Mechanics lnstituts.
JA"hss sks.MssFsi z; srSnfrts IRON woRxs
5s3S 5Ss kAILTINes, yERASDAas g4,kLGooSizs,
va woRs Tor D orns9eais and saiidias parpo.o.. @
~ Particular attention given to enclosing Bu-
rial Lots in the city and country IA Ally
RrhsE MAsoN,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIaUoRs
We have In store and for sals, BRAaDIEs,
WINES, ard OLD RYE wHIskEYs, which We
will sell at reduced prices, aud warrant tns same
sH- store. south side Cary street. . doors below
kT All orders promptly sttended.o lap la-sm
JOHN n aSkDey ss1s 4Hs sSsaaad. sSSi ,.Ts sTT3rx1
Offers for sale r large assortment OF IRON, com.
aRRs sna RssisS Rsnasa % snsIl,s' &%srissa, ai aS.sia,
aud Imitation Russia Sheet Iron Hoop, Band and
Also Tin fists o. varoas % sizes Tor Tlnnsrs aud
shs. zss ssssi & sS and inE9s cGgPsr
usually sold IN this market nah IA
oFriCA of k: H. kAuEY Co,
crock. AND ndNSs ssfs.isS rSk As ssAI.sis. .:.s
ORANGE AsD ILExASDgIA RAILROAD SIX
Shares Bank Of oommon.s.l,h STOCK.
Shares Farmers bank STOCK.
shares Bank OF vi,ginia STOCK. aai-o
k'11rsba saIf ShsssssSssi sRSsss, 'ssSossssisslos Asp
ovocxv ..n su,s sso9kswAARDisd 9s 4 r. MERCHANT.
RIoanosp Asp Clry Porsr, Va,
| Is prepared to take Goods on STORAGE d CIR
POINT, on The most reasonable terms. without
| charge Of drsysgs, either to or from store.
yNo0D, EDDY 4 CO.'S
w ,.,s.. LorTEgIss.
| DELAwARE. Misso6 ri Ia ana i.iss nsSruoKr,
| Draw daily. ie paelie, nndsr the .apsria,sa.
! ~ The Aansxers' t,asss are located At VIII.
"sips Psisgs Hs: v1Rf 1es Tsoa n l'a''' missouri
- $3.50 % 100000,
1Icirsalar.. x,vias fali explanation ana The
| schemes 10 be drawn, will be ssnt, Tree Of sx-
rsass. BY addressing WOOD. EDDY = CO.,
wooD.G Gssiss,ss' ssbY { a1sy ~
TlAyis, nknPhkk : co. VII givs sasll
sALI or Ngagoxs,
onn ,r,row. u.u Publicly and privassiy.
EoIss s,ys "a s..9slia .s......
w. i bHuPffs..
Kvyvs o. MADpUx, Cassk. dei -iy
WM. sAIILkk : co.,
cs. riisf:s,. vsssisssi sR iiii; zss y wlsDow
sRusass.-w. .sss,4sa s1 = Sy u. II. ,,..-.,
large supply ~ rAintsfs' ard A1&fntsE hRUHETS. \.
q sspsrier Quality, ~ wAleA " ell Ne si1eSVSS
1 of oar eustomeYs. = -
EHAYAkRsS DIxKKNWI CGET1zT-
= Ioy tAe sars ol pysenteEy, ptArGhnas feire
y sne 9cvels. CAelssA. aA4 thmlqer Cor76 6lSknS1
sisslfSi. 5s; s.is 81 ff4rS -
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NTANTED-IMMhDIA RJDIyU
w HORSE, suitable for Military Ofi- n
Ger, t6r one that will sui', ,bersl price IN
flee.
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RATES
fol CASE. The stock - large and wsil assorted,
and worthy the attention Of ell buysrs.
my ls-lnx sa
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-12-13
Board of Education.

We ape in receipt of the proceedings o
this body up to Saturday. Nothing import
ant appears to have been done as yet. Oh
that day an animated discussion took plac'
on bill introduced by Gov. Kirkwood, t.
provide for teaching the German language ii
our Common Schools. The Committee or
Revision reported back the bill with amend
ments, inserting instead of "upon the written
request of any director" the words, upon
tbs written request of majority of the cleo.
tors'' of any sub-district, &C.; and in place OF
1.-THE German language" ''the German or 9th
er languages" &c. The bill was finally re.
committed to the Committee on Revision.
We think if the Board has nothing more
important to attend to than spending its time
on subjects of this kind, it would be doing the
State service to adjourn. 1t should be the
purpose of our laws to Americanize the for
eign element instead of keeping up the dis.
tinctions by teaching foreign languages in ou'
Common Schools, at heavy additional ex
penSe.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-12-13

The GOVERNMENT NOT TO CARRY lNCENDIARY
PUBLICATIONS THROUGH ITS MAILs.-Tn his
report, the Postmaster-Ge z, es his rea,
sons for excluding disloyal publications from
the mails. To await the results of slow Judi
cial prosecution was to allow crime to be
consummated, with the expectation of SUBJ
sequent punishment, instead of preventing its
accomplishment by prompt and direct inter-
ference. Of the cases presented for his &C.
ton, upon the principles which he names, he
has, by order, excluded from the mails twelve
of these reasonable publications, of which
several had been previously presented by the
grand jury as incendiary and hostile to con.
stitutional authority.
While the Postmaster General did not
claim the authority to suppress any newspa-
per, however disloyal and reasonable its con-
tents, the Department could not be called
upon to give them circulation. ''It could not
and would not interfere with the freedom Sc
cured by law, but it could and did obstruct
the dissemination of that license which was
without the pale of the constitution and law
The mails established by the United States
Government could not, upon any known prin-
cipies of law and public right, be used for its
destruction" AS we'll could the common car
rier be legally required to transport machine
designed for the destruction Of the vehicle
conveying it, or an inn-keeper be compelled
to entertain traveller whom he knew to be
intending to commit q robbery in his house.
He finds these views supported by the
high authority Of the late Chief Justice Story,
of the Supreme Court of the United States,
whose opinion he quotes.