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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-07
Read tie Decisions Of tho Members of the Ohio Stat
..# ISdcher'8 association. VI

DeCt6tOU0 lIoIUO6T6
| .. 16dcher'8 association. - , NJ
The undersigned members Of the Ohio State Teachers
Association, adopt and aim to In teaching, writing
and speaking, the orthography and pronunciation oi
Worcesters Royal Quarto Dictionary, and most cor
daily recommend IL as the most reliable standard au
thory Of the English language, as 1t s now written and
spoken. ".I
LoRM ANDREWS, President Kenyon College Pic -
NJ. D. LEoGETT, Superintendent GAINESVILLE Schools.
THos. W. HARVEY, Sup't Massilon Union Schools.
M. y. CowDERY, sup't Public Schools, Sandusky.
JoRN LYNCH, Supt Public Schools, 0ircleville.
3. N SANFORD, Principal Cleveland Female semina'
WIN. MITCHELL, sup't Public Schools, Mt. Union.
sofa
CYRUS Mason, Principal Fourth intermediate School
Cincinnati. u.- ef
H. 8. MARTIS, sup't Canton Union Schools.
EDWIN REGAL, Principal McNeely Normal School.
ELI 7. TAPPAN, Prof. Mathematics, Ohio University.
VIM. W. EDWARDS, Sup't Troy Union School.
A. g. HOPKINS, Principal West High School, Oleve'
land. ...s... ..l..-
s. A. NORTON, Associate Principal High School, cleve.
land.
THEODORE STIRLING, Principal High School, Cleve
land. t'.n
R. +. HuMisroN, Principal Cleveland Institute.
j. A. GARyIEID, President Of Electc Institute, Hi
W. L. HARRIS, Prof. Of Chemistry, Ohio Wesleyan
University.
H. H. BARNEY, Ex. Commissioner OF Common Schools
Ohio.
JAMES MONROE, Prof. Rhetoric, Oberlin College.
THos. HILL President Antioch College.
q. W. II. CATHoART, Prof. Mathematics, High
School, Dayton. .4
8. @. CRUMBAuoH, Prof. Language, High School
Dayton.
8. NJ. BARBER, sup't Union Schools, Ashland.
More than Sip Hundred other Presidents of Cole
0es, Protess0rs, AUTHORS and Distinlutshed Educd-
tors, hdUe endorsed The above sentiment.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-07
Nature and Art

Upon examining the edge Of very keen RAJ
zor with microscope, it will appear like the
back Of a thick knife, rough, uneven, full Of
notches and furrows. An exceedingly small
needle resembles q rough iron bar. Blu. the
sting Of q bee. seen through the same instru-
ment, exhibits everywhere polish most amaz-
ingly beautiful, without the least flaw, blemish
or inequality, aud II ends with point too fine
to be discerned. A small piece Of exceedingly
fine lawn appears, through the microscope, like
hurdle or lattice, and the threads seem coarser
than yarn with which ropes are made for an
chors But silkworm's web appears perfectly
smooth and shining, and everywhere equal.--
The smallest dot that can be made with pen
appears, when viewed by the microscope, an
irreglsr spot, rough, Jagged, and uneven, Bat
the little specks on the wings or bodies Of in
sects are found to be most accurately circular.
So great is the contrast between the works ol
God and man. -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-07
DIR. j. G.. AVER g. CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle, Six Bottles for So.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such renown for the cure of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
1t is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the
evidence Of lis virtues, wherever il has been en-
ployed. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kept up to the best
1t ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
do for their relief all it has ever been found 10 do.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-07
VOL. VII. NO. 2S5. NEW SERIES. @.. COLUA
WORCESTER'S
ROYAL QUART0D DICTIONARY.
The Latest---The Largest--.The Best,
The Cheapest Because the Best.

oThe Most Reliable standard Au.
ithority of the English Language"
g Sir Hundred Eminent Educators of ohio,
'THE BEST ENGLISH DICTIONARY ExTANT."
literary Men Ecay,OAere.
''HeIe are upwards Of o Hundred Thousand Words,
whose mutarous meanings and derivations, together
with thei correct spelling, and pronunciation are clearly
set before the eye."
Cincinnati Commercial.
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF oHIt

SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF OHIO.
From REQ. Anson SmytA Commissioner of Common
Schools in Ohio. s.
'sThe Dictionary Is an impershabe monument to the
learning and industry Of its author and honor to the
world Of letters The mechanical execution Is far supe-
rior to that Of any other Lexicon with which am ac-
Iquainted."
Ffcn Hon. II. II. Barney. Eo. Commissioner OF
Schools IN Ohio. -' =
1.-THE. most reliable standard authority of the Ian
guage."
WHAT THE
Leading Newspapers of Ohio Say.
From the Cleveland Herald Of March %.
The photography Of the Worcester Dictionary is that
used by most, II not ALL authors OF distinction In this
country and England and conforms to the general usage
OF ordinary writers and speakers.
Whatever prejudices may have existed previously,
careful study Of this volume will invariably be followed
by warm appreciation Of Its great merits and desire
10 add il to the well selected library be it large or SMALL
1t Is library in ITSELF and will remain imperisha
BILE record OF the learning oft compiler.
From the Cincinnati Commercial Of AprH 90.
Here are upwards Of hundred thousand words-good,
bad and indiferent-whose mutfarious meanings and
dervaons together with their correct spelling and
nuuciaton set clearly before the eye The work is
the greatest Thssaurus Of English Words
ever published.
From tho Oeveiand Plaindealor Of Sept. 90, 1860.
Evidently woRcEsTER's ROYAL QuARTo DICTIONARY 10
not only the last but tie BEST soor Of the kind eUor Ss-
sued and can by possibility suffer by comparison
| controversy. 'si@4 t-i4
From the Toledo Blade Of Ady29.
As to PRosuNcrArIos WORCESTER Is THE STANDARD
followed by best authors; in definitions he leaves
nothing to be desired and in oRrooRAPHY II Is sufficient
to say that WoRcryrER can be safely followed. ad'
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Publishers, Booksellers & Stationcrs,
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NV York. Dec. 3l.-The steamship Kan
ysroo from Liverpool on the 2lst, as ar
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=, .su,xaroN, Dec 3I.-~tt is currently re.
80 thai Gen. Scott Is acting as Secretary
War. o., l.. - ,
have resigned - -,
f.na,or pen ismin, in a speech to-day, said
shi. 6sy would be the last session Of the
hued States senaie.
sln.e.. are expressed in high quarters If
- hereafter either House of Congress will
sauuorum. 1t ls the general opinion that
s.y,s proceedings are the fa,S of the Re.
S,e of the United States OF America.
IsEcoSD plsfATcH.l
VI .surNeTos, Dec. 81, o +. M.-The repor ted
Ano,p frneut of Gea. Scott acting Secretary Of
AZ ia evidently a mistake, as Postmaster
&spsra, Holt is now acting ia that position
smnorarily or permanently.
THIRD prspATcB.l
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81, II +. M.-Nodecisive
Il non was taken by the Cabinet to-day rela-
:, w 10 the Charleston forts.
the Presidents special message will proba-
slv Be transmitted to Congress Wednesday 800
II is understood that he will submit such fact.
Is have come TO his knowledge, for such iegis
ative action As may be onsidered neeessar,
the secession movements.
Senator Hunter, of Virginia, intends intro.
iuciag a resolution having 10 view an al Just
neut of property, and other questions, will
suy secsd ing STATE.
". ii. Trescott. Secretary 10 the South Caro-
Ina Commissioners, will leave Washington
o. morrow for Charleston. The Commission
fgs will rsnsin to await Executive and Legs
I43lYe action.
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FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
THE ARSENAL Al CHARLESTON TAKEN

Augusta, GA, Dec. 30.-South Carolina
troops yesterday took possession of the U. S
Arsenal at Charleston, containing many thou
sands of muskets and a large quantity of mill
,arv stores They have hitherto only guarded
the ostside of the arsenal.
Military preparations In south Carolina
are xeslously progressing, and voIun teers have
haen rendered from seven Southern States
among them officers Of The Army and Navy
aud West Point students. The services o.
fCspt =. IL. Morgan, of Tennessee, have beer
accepted.
The Convention at Charleston is in secre
session on the subject OF lighthouses.
The Montgomery (Aia) Confederation says
>aAt the mem bers of the Alabama Con pntion
4 iavss Of cooperation have a majoaty OF
&ssn OF tifeen.
T.tsaa,j on the authority OF the CHAIRMAN,
.hs, ~ secret sessions of the South CToiina
EC1onysn tios. viii occupy the time prinapaiiy
mill adjournment.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE KANGAROO.

NV YORK Dec. 3l.--The steamship Kan
ysroo, from Liverpool on the 2lst, as ar
rived,
COMMERCIAL.
I Liverpool, Doc s1.-Ca tton-Saes Of Ie week
If Igs OaQ bales. Market active, and closd buoy
sat al !. higher, In consequence OF tho Terican
news SIZES far two days OF 80 90 saie, specu
s,nrs and ex porters taking 10 COO.
Breadstutis quiet, with an advancing tsGency-
Al orCs shshtly advanced. WakeheldA Nash
Snote Flour frm, with an advance OF Cd Wheat
sdyancsd Id Corn advanced 81. ais.
pfav!slons.-Beef dull. Pork dull. Bsci heavy.
Lard quiet. Sugar quiet Coffee quis Rice
Naval Stores.-RosIn dull. TurpentlnsanH.
,Consols 931s 193l. for account. ex. div.
STILL LATER.
HALIFAX, Dec. 3i,-The steameHNort
AMERICAN, from Liverpool on the ewing OF
The 2iot has arrived.
COMMERCIAL.
IfvrRPooL. Dec Il 2. NJ. The week com
merclal report specatators to nave takss2 900
and exporters 900 bales of the week sas. ms
,rrameT's news and the peace IN Emma ctsed an
ADVANCE of d mafke. buoy ant and active EST
mated sales To day of IL 800 bales, speohiars and
exporters taking 1900; closed hrm: sck In
poft $50 90 bales, including 405 900 Amesan -
i eadstnds firm and III GOOD demand. froAlons
gaiet Corn has an advancing tendency
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AUCTION
r~A<ar<<--4az-s-<l-iaA-< s--ss~l-
THrfE


e
TfpGRfiJT!ETHEs nS sALs ,.sST yAA5aggAgLE
skk 81 sstssy ssp .ltHIf III sIah ses:
w.i.s; no. dss..ssa; .ns M.1sss., & ms Vie
dated 1 & feornery. isfo dsiy I.eertsd " fioh
SsS safss Z: n re
deed. consistins, Il : Lot baylns Gcn, On ihs
sss on .ss " West s r.. :s 70 Il n
ie, IS ieet vide. on wh,ch thess sissd. a mosteA-
N p,vs, Tti. pfoYsr., /. lloss,ed r. . a,o.! DO
ra aisI residence Tor a rsntsel ismII,
Fxt Ms One fourth cash: haisrce at !. 4 and
cured b. trust deed. The ute - bsheved 70 b
perfect, but the subscriber will convey only with
'h !. rsa' special ~afjaoshaiN L. TATE. Trustee.
,PosTpoSEMENT.-e IN consequence Of tho ~
81 As .hs and s
THIS DAY, a. ii o'clock A. M. tif fair IL not,
is 7''' ''' az so i5fis'sr iprnRsoN. Aae
fasMflS>a s esst % 5s H rAAtyiaslslz
bsS Ss{Ps4E 81 E 81 s6kHTE
sa eS.' form the &: ss.
signed; b Young, has been su os,itated b, . de-
G ass hs"n;{
IN Henrlco County Court he undersisret trYsteest
trust. will sell at public auction, To The hest
bidder, on the premises on MON DA the Slst day
of December 1880. at II O'Clock A. M. III fsirt II
not. the first far day thereafter, the REAL EH-
TATE and SLAyt s conveyed by the said deed,
viz The valuable tract OF land located above on
which the late Gervas Storrs resided at the time OF
his death, and which was occun,edb by Mrs. Martha
storrs at her death. containing $50 acres moro
| less; also IL valuable SLAVES. embracing men,
women and children. The said farm 10 we'll
known that minute description IL deemed I'M
necessary. Suffice il To say that it is from its
location and other qualities, regarded a. valua-
hIe estate. A plat and survey will be exhbot ted at
the bonr of sale. The Slaves are. for the most
part, young and likely.
TEBMs.--Fof the real estate. one fonrth cash
balance Mt IL. Is and - nor this, for negotiable
notes. interest add5d secured by trust deed, or
title retained. For the Saves. months credit,
for approved, endorsed nsgo able paper, interest
added ! Joas 3 tY Yootso.f Trustees.
p: AS Executors of Mrs. Marths ftorrg,
dec q we shall. at the same time spd place seil
all of her PERSONAL ESrATn n. consisting OF this
following valuable saves. viz: en-, Women,
Girls and Boy. Also. Carriage and Harness,
aud Cow. TERM--Ca,h.
RIO Q. WlLLIAMsON,l Fx.c,,or,
de Is A. =. STURRS, ( HAooo's.
| P.S.-Will he added T. the ahavA TWO able
bodied active middle aged FARM HANDS.
| POSITION EMEN Tin cons souencs OF the IN
clemency Of this weather, the foregoing s. es were
yeste rday postponed TO, and will take place ~
DAY at II o'coct a. M ,if fair If not, the next
jsI ~ G0DDIN h aPpERsoN, Auets.
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The subscriber begs to return his acknowledge
ments to his friends and patrons for their favors
during the past six years. al d would inform them
EtAat he still continues the business OF HlRt Nj
sODF NEGROES, RENTING OUT HOUSES,
sCoLLECFING CLAIMS, and ell buslress per-
tanning to 6 GENERAL AG tNCY, to all Of which
ne gives his persona! attention.
fartles IN The country who may entrust the
hifing oil their Negroes to him. may rest assured
eve attention being paid to getting them none
so1her Put good homes and the best prices, and IN
Che event OF sickness, the best MEDICAL and PER-
Aas also large comfortable apartment connected
vim MS once, where those servants who are not
provided with places to stay at night during the
ntflns, may remain, with good FIRE, free OF
~ Negroes for hire the coming year, had
better be sent in to me az early after Christmas s
possible.
. To those at a distance to whom am personally
unknown, beg to refer to the following persons !:
Dickinson, Hill ( Co., Richmond Dr.. Thomas
katane, ARTHUR Temple. John Lnmpkin: Thomas
aan.Is5ey K R.y a P5oan asen Geopy Pr F. D.
and county John /. .Latane, w. C Latane, Dr..
{nhn Lewis, King William county Geo Turner,
Richard Turner, F. Maginniss. Thomas Lee King
Eeorse county Ro. Hadgln; pr. John D. Butler,
katans, Ed. F, Noel, Bsy. .: Roy, J Roy Miceu,
aughes, Gloucester county Parkes Slater, James
Div cnunty; Or. Ro. A. Payne, Richmond county;
MN. T. Clopton, Ro. Howle. DR.. l.. q. Crqmp,
ho s. Lacy, K. +. Lacy. New Kent county; Dab
ley Parrish. Louisa county; VIM; u. Glopson, T.
sounty; VIM. j. Were, Prince William county ;
Capt ] s Middleton, John Gormly, Norfolk.
de l3--d& win
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1915! NEGRO HIRING. 100

The subscriber again offers his services to his
friends and public at large as an agent in the city
of Richmond, to II RE OUT NEGROES, RENT
OUT HOUSES, SELL REAL and Personal
ESTATE, and transact any other business EN-
braced in g EN- ERA AGENCY.
HIS Tong experiences IN Negro HING, added to
an extensive acquaintance with the citizens of
Rici mond anc Its vicinity. he hopes will enable
him, as heretofore. to give entire satisfaction to
al who may entrust their negroes to his care.
Every effort will be made to procure good homes
and fair prices tor all sent to him. Ample arranse
ments have been MAZE to have them well cared for
I'LL hired out.
He has practced medicine for more than twenty
Years, and will, To avoid medical bills as Tar as
possible. prescribe in all simple cases without
charge. Much has been saved the present year by
that
Persons intending to patronIze him will please
notify him OF such intention immediately
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-01
BY Thomas Panniii, AuCt'r,
pETEKsBUaG Val
[ ARGE SALE OF TOBACCn FACTOR

ARGE SALE Of TOBACCO FACTORY
IL FlXTURhS.-O On WEDNESDAY, the I'd jan
uary next at 10 O'Clock A NJ at the factory on
WASHINGTON street, occupied by Nc Ene'y
McCuiloch shall sell at auction all the fixtures
about
81 IRON PRESSES. large and small.
IS PAT. MILLS, TWISTING BENCHES, TO.
A large lot iron and Wooden SHAPING MILLS.
IRON BANHS &c. &c.
100000 feet Seasoned Sycamore PLANK, s. and
inch thick.
A quantity of LICoRICE, and all other articles
used in large Tobacco Manu- factory
TERMs.-Under $50, cash $50 to $780, four
monthsi over $500. SIX months for approved en-
doTsed negotiable notes. p. McEkERY,
Surviving partner McEnery McCuoch.
i. PANN!LL, Auct. de Is dtds
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IMPORTANT TO GAS CONsUM EKs

CHAS. H. LA NGIEY,
Gas FILTER, TIMER AND
Would inform the public that hels sole agent for
the sale of
HAWLEY'S IMPROVED CYLINDER GAS
BURN Frs,
and il prepared to put them up at the shortest
tce. and on the most reasonable terms. The ad
and waste of gas. to give more clear and uniform
hight, to regulate the quantity consumed with the
full head turned on to any desired amount, and
thus to save at least twenty-five per cent. over
the ordinary Bu ners.
Mr.. j. r. Brown, III charge of the Washing tor
City Gas Works ,hascertifed that they are nahes-
ftattngEy the teSt Burners he has seen during his
connection of twelve years wi tn those works; and
the Superintendent OF the Richmond Gas Works
asserts that he has tried them and that they save
at least twenty per cent over other Burners.
Thankful tor past favors, the subscriber invites
orders for all work in ms line feeling assured that
ne can give entire satisfaction as to quality and
price. CHAS. II . LANGLEY,
oc4-ts 18th st. between Main and Cary
r!,HE REASONS WHY
l. YOU SHOULD BUY HOME MADE
S I . " EIS
They are better than Northern Stoves.
They can be conveniently repaired
You leave the profits OF your purchase at home.
1on do not add to the debt of the South TO the
North. which drains us OF specie
Iou can obtain these Stoves, at retail. from
c. d. YALE & CO., Iron ock, Cover =
GA BARGAMIN, JR., Main street, e
s:BOUISA co, Main street, .
WIN. A NOUN fCAoTLE, Broad ST.,
Wholesale orders should be directed to
asa SNYDER. Richmond Stove Works,
no 26-dacw2m Richmond, Va.
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! u.
AND CoMMIssfo MERCH4Nrs
OFF ~ sfascE 70 no. advancinE for HTRI n g
IN that department. feeling confident that our n,
ehannes are such ~ will enable us to obtain 10,
them good homes and good prices, with promn,
retarIs IN ade quarterly "i S'""p'
If also snend PROMPTLY 70 the sale of all kind,
OF Country Produce, Collecting Clxims, Ie
4, once, tor tho present. Basement MetropoIi,.r
RERERENcEs.-S Mc1;ruder,s sorx nL :.
nnn,cheson, Charles C. Elicit, Thos' b. osarIes.
Kicnmqna Eiehmond T. Lacy. Il. Bali. New
!Shn / Walker. Charles City: r. n. Coke. Col
y m. bnsh, Al.sn Richardson. James Ctty; Oswald
Joseph Christian. Middssex; Musoa e't Garrett n
r: M Ware' Essex; DR.. =. $, Henley; Turnef &
hcre, hins and tlneen; |: B. Edwards, Or, +
4W;egory, r, H. Slaughter. King " llllsm Win. Q.
s Hthsson; .ss n. l.pscomb. Hanover; p. Wool
k Kent, Louisa; l.. Cole man, Jas. W 'ss. /.
"sMnyi A,remarle; DR.. Geo. 3. newman. Col Il.
r Maize; VIM. H. Chapman. Orange: nr. Jase phi
Nc,ns Charlottesville; T. A. Crenshaw, Amelia;
Wilson, i.unenburg de 3l--St
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THE MOST economical and quickest way OF
II making the finest Crystal lime Jelly is to buy
taekase Of pure 6slatine, for twenty hve cents,
9Th which are simple printed directions, lot
f,stains and transparent Jell without boiling.
Ying eggs. straining, or clarifying IN any way.
Emay be made. without trou BILE. IN q few minutes,
I'D AZ we'll in the parior or chamber al In the
Hchen. For sale by
JOSEPH LA)DLEY. Chemist.
Main and 9Th sts sign q kod Mortar.
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BY chas. T. Workman * Co.., Auct's.

CARGO OF NEW ORLEANS SUG AR
y AND M OIL ASo 8 AT AUCTION. On
WEDN ESDAY. I'd January. at our Warehouse,
on the Dock, commencing at II O'Clock A. NJ we
Will seil the cargo per Schooner JAS, JONES'"
direct from Attakapas. La, cons jstine of
255 hhds Prime tn Choice N o. SUGAR.
40 bbs Choice MOLASSES
TERMS or SALR.- For all sums under s l00 cas- /;
over 500, months credit. for approved negotla
bic paper. CHAS. L. WORKMAN co,
de 20 ARCtI0ueaYs.
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By T.. R. Cock, Auet.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
IL TlUN.-On III DAY, Jan. l, 1851 at 10
O'clock; viii sell on Governor street, over the
Office of Mr.. Vim. hurley
A small lot of 9ENTEFL HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, embracing the
usual variety.
TlRMs-Cash. [de slI E. B. COOK, Auet.
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NlIss 4 CLOPTO N's
Nl BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
OLD POINT r6Mpn IrHv AhD

OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
This School is IN successful operation Its ioc.
ton for health is unsurpassed, and il presents one
OF the hnest water scenes IN the country II IA
tel is Immediately on the water, and has the ad-
vantage of as hne salt water bathing as can he
had anywhere. The Misses CLoPToy can take
eight more pupils than they now have. upon eaIiy
application. The course of tuition will be tho
rough. ~
TERMS. FOR THE SESSION English, $50; Eng
lsh, INC udlng Algebra or Geometry. or both %;
each. $50; use of Piano, $40 Board, Washins
Fuel and Light, $500.
The school opened on the first Monday in Octo-
Der. and will close ne last of May
Pupils can rem I'm during the summer months
and those who desire it can receive their regular
musical instruction. de l3--Im
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BY Thomas w Reese, zuct'r.
lOtfiue cnIner of lZtn end CarY streets.l

CENTRAL RoreL FUKaITURE FOR
- SALE AT AUCTlON.-Wlll be sold on TU ES-
DAY morning. January LIST, commencing AZ 10
Grace streets All If the FTaNiTiIRE consist
Ing OF very laree assortment, which has been
puF chased within a few Years. and il Of sood
Hotel
Transitions of $50 and under. cash. over that
amount. at 30 da g credit for approved, en-
dorsed negotiable notes. interest added.
de rs THOS. w. KEESEk, Auci'r
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lie, FIRE AND Marine INsUR4

IfE, FIRE AND MARINE INsUK4
kicHMoNp FIsE association. +
OFTlcR No. las NJ AMIN. +. CesnsK or I1rHj sr ;.
RICHMOND, VA
Charfsrsd f9sA March, 1897
This old and reliable .institutIon, with ample
capital. and contingent fund carefully invested,
continues 10 insure St.a YES. BCIl.DIN GS,
MERCHANDISE Of every descri ption; HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE and famII. WEARING
APPAREL. ESSEL Ca RG0ES and
FREIGHT. at the lowest current rates.
Losses djusted and paid with all possible dis
patch, DrRECroRs:
David Curris, Robert NJ. Burton,
G.. T.. WORKMAN. Francis J. Barnes,
John H. Claiborne, John +. Sublest,
John ]. Wilson, Thos. A. Rust.
Alex. Garrett, Geo. \, Gwathmey.
DAVID CUhRIE, President.
john j. WILSON, Treasurer.
X l.. BROOKE, Secretary. de 27-ly
las. ID. MACMURDO, Agent MANHATTAN
y LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of New
York. Office at the Insurance Agency of THos
ALFRIBNp, on 18th street, nearly opposite God
din's Hall, where applications will De received.
all I3-ly
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1871 NEGRO HIRING. 1891


GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
No WALLS uNDsR ST. CHARLES HoTrL,
Gives his personal attention 70 HIKING OUT
NEGROES. RENTING OUT HOUSES. and the
past favors he respectfully solcits continuance
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THE CHIsWICK SCHOOL,

i CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH.
The subscriber can take intn his family 4
DUARDERS few more boys to ate nd the H g.
WICK >HO0L. conducted by Mr.. ANTHosy
nIBeELL, A. NJ, whose ability and aasiduity CON- :
mend him to the public
The location IN miles west of Richmond.) il
proverbially healthy, and every care in taken OF
the morals of the pupils
Tuition from S25 to $50 for the scholastic wear.
GEO. q. EXALt.,
de 80 I'm RIohmond Pcat 0Rca