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! ! For the Dispatch.
~ Delicate Flower.

s-yaE ~ O0Aa00to 1IOWeEs ..
In my little garden thsre grew shrub,
That peepsd from the ground In the early
And as v warsred IT carefully at eve and morn
wondered 80 tiny and delicate thing
Would s'er bring forth Q flower.
Day after day marked Its growth,
As hour by hour Its leaves would unfold,
And eagerly watched for the first sunny ray
That would fall on my darling, from the night
dews grown cold,
For dreaded its death every hour.
Methoueht from Its leaves twas a delicate
The stem was 80 tiny, SO frau, and so small;
And feared in my heart, as watched 1t each
That It neer would produce blossom at all,
But at every keen blast my darling would fali
May came at last with its sunshine so bright,
Then knew that my darling would rejoice in
As l watched it each day grow more beauti.
I saw W.T. twas d flower both rich and rare,
But that 1t never would flourish save In sun.
shine and air
Meath the warm, soft rays of the bright June
sun
A bud peeped forth, but so tiny, so small;
feared the least ZEPHYR would cause them to
And my delicate plant bring forth nothing at
all.
But nurtured 1t still, and each day could
Meath the bright summers sun fresh bud or
flower
Unfold its pale leaves on each tiny green
And ! loved it far more for the care of the
Which I'd carefully nursed each day and
each hour.
BY my culture 1t grew, and full many q bios,
som,
Delighted me daily with fragrance so sweet
But, alas! autumn came, with Its Keen,
plighting wind,
NV darling lay withered, a wreck ut my feet,
It's beauty all scattered and Its fragrance so
sweet
And thus 1t is ever with all of life's joys
Our hopes and our idols are destroyed In
night;
But the God who has made lis tells US " not
now
Shall we know what is best, what is fitting,
what right,
But that ali will be clear in his glorious sight.
All those who on earth mourn an idol that's
gone.
Tho dark be the clouds that now hang o er
your head,
There's no sorrow you'ce felt that your Sa-
viour's not borne,
Tho outcast from earth you are never alone,
For his precious hearts blood for us all Will
atone. L. A. G.
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LEXINGTON, Va.

LEXINGTON, VA.
The articles in the Washington Ghronicl.
which had shaken the faith of the Rich
mond Dispatch in the French decimal sys.
TEN Of weights and measures do not suffl-
GENTLY exhibit the great advantage. of that
system to science, art, and commerce to
enable the reader to make fair conclu.
sion between it and the dictionary system in
present vogue. The great virtue Of the
latter, it is maintained, is that II Is better
adapted to the stupidity of the greater
part Of the human family the great, masses
Of negroes, Digger Indians, and others who
are shortly to vote upon tariff and revenue
laws should not have their intellects puz-
zled by the problem that fye-tenths Is
equal to one. half; nor should unsophisti-
Gated farmers and laborers Who come to
the stores and shops Of Yankees, Jews,
and other shsrpers 10 drive their bargains
with these adopts be required to eompre.
bend that twenty FIVE cents WAS equal to .
quarter, and that les mills was equal to an
eighth OF q dollar or yard-stick. Has il
been observed In the busy trade or Paris
that the uniform and simple dsnominations
there In use are inconvenient and perplsx-
-ing, and that these people are willing to
abandon this fruit of their crest revolution
as they have done their rspubliesnism, and
return 10 the employment Of The complex
and absurd host Of denominations Of mes
sure Or their more conservative. nsighborsi
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THE
ELEGANT LACES AND
EMBRoIDERIES
now presented are the most
chaste and desirable goods
ever seen in this market, and
they are selling at low prices
at
J. STEENBOCK 4 CO.'S.
Nos. 1918 and 1915 Main street.
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WIN. KNABE q CO.,-s0G
F." MANUFACTURERS OF
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MRDAL,V w .
GRAND, SQUARE,

AND UPkl6HT
I,n-i.nsg p A N o 8
These Instruments having bssn bsfo,re the publi<
for the past thirty ysArs, have, upoo their exesl.
lsncs alone, attained an UHPuRrHAaxp PR. rsr.
SIScH that pronouncss than M "a ualled. Their
TONE = 80
sombinss great power, sichnsss, sweetness. and
Ans singing quality, u wsli n great parity d
inten.tion and haznoniousnsss throughout the
entire y a ''.''. Their s.i. .oucu 80
q plant and elastic, and u entirely frss from the
sHansss found In % many Dsanos, which sausei
~ psyfosnss 70 90 easily tfs. In a3t
80 ~ 81. sWoRxllANgnIp s7 aeiss
they cannot BE- sxssll1d. xhsiy sStion 4 con.
stSuetsd via Ssss and attAntiou to ever ran
tksyst1 thst s10Nsessltss he anssl usehsnism.
Hens bstths best seasoned material d ussd In The
manufacture. aaA they VIII ssssps the hard usasss
Of The soossrt-rooa viii thaa u ths parior mon
IN spaliiy-saafsstsA u tAais nsloay, In fsss.
he aYe eouskrastsd =, -
axof 1os YHAl-sur yoR svss.n !,
y An ~ slvas piascs Asvs o1r NV inpesvea
oUna oeals M - ASss1e Treble. f8s8
0vssy yiaasfslay wasslz1sd for FIVE Ylkrs.
~ J0HHe0N 3 GHAM1l1IAYNI.
Scls Aysssi ss ~ sAlA g! ~ ,aAs.s, ssisisss,s
r.aaos. Sss ssssst Naia "A \ 4leiA sssssss.
Mis- azITTE1 TiCRzSDsoN vm
ssssa, az ~ 70 me g
b -: :sii .ssals III sss:
- I3'WVi e1W~<o9
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9fJlsY GOODS

~ - 1a~~ss~~,~~-,ca-~.--srs
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.
Just received BY express and steamer.
4 LARGs AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. TO-, &C.,
70 be cold very shsspas ana
SO BsoAp srRssr. colxza OF sIxrH.
VERY FINE SOFT FINISHED INPREss CLOTH,
HANDSOME HIsURED EMPRESS CLOTH.
STRIPED EMPRESS CLOTH,
ALL. WOOL DELAINEs, PLAIN AND FIGURED,
In great variety;
xERINos, VARIOUS coLoRs AND QUALITY;
PoPLlSs, ALPACA, and great variety OF other
DRESS GOODS.
ALSO,
very full line Of goods for gentlemen consisting OF
CAssIMRRRs, PLAIN AND FANCY;
BLACK AND CoLoRRD CLOTHS,
sATINETs, &C., SC. e..
ALSO,
UNDHRyEsTs, for ladies and children;
HOOP SKIRTS In great variety, and direct from
the mandatory; therefore am enabled to sell
them very cheap.
hope my prices will convince my patrons that
am sndeavoring to make ito their interest to buy
Of me. W. X. roLh'
oe1o $50 Broad street, corner Sixth.
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'lfsabssvfites b the castsscls - 70 b
efsaffsd, many Of the Frenchs people still
adhere ia Ehsis pla systsmcs wdghh and
mes srrassa ssssasigs si9s5a * ". 4ss
IL objsstios = ~ that -tsnths ars
!: sass, E sasH, ! H. ss,s Qr,ssr 4, !,
~ s6 aad dxt9lA Tes.
Ga mttwth Ths wvItN b ~
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MAGNIFICENT

MAGNIFICENT
DRESS Sill KS'!!
We have now in store the
greatest variety OF DRESS
SILKS we have eyer present.
sd /; and from the advantages
OF purchasing them In Paris
during the European panic,
FOR GOLD ONLY,
we are able to sell them at .
very low figure at
J. sTEENBOCK & CO.'S,
Nos. 1918 and l2ls Main street.
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STEAMERS.

49, 80
DAILY LINE TO NORFOLK, CITY
tL 1 TENTH OF SEPTEMBER the aaxzvIs1
elegant steamers
S6aE GsptaiRR e p Gif n
will leave Lutiam & Watsons wharf DAILY: sy
sss s@Td h L'Lt irn
Passengers by these boats will arrive At City
Point In time to connect with the cars Tor Peters
Fare to City Point........ %
Fare to N NorfoIk :.coni .S
The GEoRGEAYNA ieates Richmond MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY.
Returning, Leaves Norfolk TUESDAY, THURS
"a The JOHN SYLVESTER leaves Richmond TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Rs'u sna ssRI Hsss: Norfolk MONDAY "EDSs
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
L. D. TATuM, Agent.
Once at steamers wharf.
J. Fl. FREEMAN, Passenger Agent.
Office corner Fourteenth and Franklin streets.
sc li-ts
NOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN-f tin
F TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPA. sasS
NY. Tho splendid new side-wheel stsaTth7
HATTERAS, s.. ALEXANDER commander. ALbh.
MARIE, A. Bourne commander, leave R!ch@out
avery TUESDAY and FRIDAY; leave New Yc't
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
These SHIPS are entirely new, ana were oal'
expressly for the route.
they have splendid SALOONS and STATE
ROOMS, and the FARE, ACCOMMODATIONS 'Hi
ATTENTION are unsurpassed. cr
passage meals, and state rooms included, ss
VEN DOLLARS AND A HALF. -,.--
Goods shipped by this Line are landed Tsyalsl
at New York, on the Companys covered pls''
within forty fight hours.
Shippers are invited to notice that the gtah
damage and loss by handling, and exposure !L.a
frequent shipping, as on other lines Is a''a''
rreights for points beyond New York W ~ beh'.
! varded with dispatch, and no charge maze ei'sF
| actual expenses incurred. ,
! These ships discharge cargo In New YORK 81 Per
No s6 North river, and the Company steamer
/ Tor Wilmington, North Catollna; Charleston, 20
yannah, Mobile and New Orleans, leave from Us
same pier. Goods for these points can DO "An
fsrred without expense or exposure. t -.
! aconomy In time, insurance, and condla,a 10
| vhich goods are delivered, makes this The ehs.i,
! AT routs from Virginia. Insurance sneessa
lowest rates. when ordered.
AGENTS:
LIVINGSTON, FOX co..
SAMUEL AYRBS 4 Co.,
Richmond, Virgins.
' City Poin. and Ps'snsm
r. Il. WEBB,
1orfsish' q ssRS sTSiY6si tYREE2As CO.. Agent
| once corner Of Cary and virginia streets; W
! sita the Tobacco Exchange. He"-
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VALENTINE & FRANKLIN,
l20s MAIN STREE
RICHMOND, Va.

Merchants of Virginia, North Carolina, and ID
FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS, such as Buck
Gloves and Gauntlets, Merino Gloves and Gapnt-
lets, Fancy Wooden Goods: Hoods, sontags,
Hose and Half Hose and full stock OF MOTIONS,
such as Belts and Beltings, Combs, Spool Cotton
Fancy Dress Buttons and Thinning: In fact,
everything in the NOTION AND FANCY GOODS
LINZ, and at prices as Low AS ANY NORTH
ERN MARKET.
Orders respectfully solieited-they will be
promptly and faithfully executed.
oc lots +. A. FRANKLIN.
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IN
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
q very heavy assortment 10
lust now being opened at
J. STEENBoCK / CO.'S.
Nos, l?l3 and 1915 Main street.
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MAa az q -
II MOND AND DANVILLp
IL RAILROAD.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after SUNDAY, September asd, ~. n.
TRAINS on this road win be- run as follow. "'
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN-RICHMOy IN
GREENSBORO Az
GOING WEST
Leaves Richmond daily TEIy
Leaves Danyille daily at.......,........ aaop "
Arriv o At Greensboro as............ TI p "
Connects with trains on North Carolina rsii,oaa.,
for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, Sc, &c.
GOING EAST.
Leaves Greensboro daily At. 41lv
Leaves Danyills daily xt................7D v
Arrives at Richmond at. ................. a;pp
Both trains connect At Burkeyille with trsin,S :.
the Souihside railroad for Lynchbufy Sc,
Trains will stop at all way station. bs,va..
Richmond and Greensboro, to take or put dov.a
SICC6MM0DATIoN TRAIN will be discontinue,
THOMAS DODAMEAD
SO Ats Superintendent
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CAPTAIN r. r. KHNNEDY becomes
Ssps,sesfin our sssinsa from this dass, ostc-
With inorsassA facilities for eonAsstinS The
y. vs tsndsr our sexvteS g oar frtsnas I'D
slans 81 the yssiQSs QpySsnqNlE 6il4, and elbsr
Sss.E sll - sssii. . ssssissi e.
~: !; = j! iiSi scsn !. q Iss4 ,.ss
.1ss 4 essz 5zsa ,'': 81 !;
q s.atS2 ssitSssssss. j. j. AIN Apoal
i6luyi51 1jal ilV61i u
:. w., ~.
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Toe s-h]
A PLOW FOR THE TIMES.
"A TIE Watt PL0W,

Warranted to DO far better work. with one fourth
less power is double ~ strong and o. durHbles
puivsrtss the soil and cover up vegetation far .u.
pcrtor 70 any CUT brace pillow ever yet made all q
Which have been invented. formed, and fashioned
Isisi e the folleyins s..n.r, Who can testify
soa. General ". Il. i. Lev aa George b. ssssy, VII.
liam Smith. Colonel J. g. CsSnshaV, kishAIl
Adam, Dr. =. Hcvlsss .: ". H1xslI, Nonenl
Albert Il. aim. 3. J, fssss o John = istsnso s
George Booker, A4a etl.svv. who are usinS y snl
sen seen ~ operate, In every case VII: 70 tsi!s 9
p.id = soon - The plov u aslivarsa f1e 10 stos,
os George Wat Sc4 = ~ "a at6Ad. .
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Y. ETC.
BOOKS, STATIONER'

DOCKS, BOOKS. r." 3,
ID Noetes Ambrosiana, cyols........A -
CarIyle's Frederick the Great, evols.." -
Frederick the Great and his Court ......''V.'l
Poes Work., vols. .............'..'''.''''''
Lambs Works, S vols. ............."..'''.''
preseoff's Works. Is y0ls................'''',
RancFolt's History Of the United states
yOin. sss..s.ssss..s.,' '''"''''''
III. sor Hu9o' ; Les MissTAblss, l voi........,.
~, OF Eagles Nsst.........u.......
cSaSd.s. b oniSa."..................'.,....
SI.n; 4 ,s Dc s,s sa".:::
Country Love Is. CITY piirtation,.......'..''''
woman our Angel. BY Roe..".......'..''''''
Huinnch's Age Of Pabie..o..''
Phiiip Van ArteYslds. =,
Toaeth az With 3 good stock OF mi'fsi ~
Doo 90 IA !. No. sls Main stre'
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maqe Dy TIC nlCuIuOnu VHW WoeiOpootcu,
and q committee raised upon ii. 1t
was, notwithstanding, dwelt upon after
wards, especially by Mr.. Boiling. This
charge was the having made q contract
that placed the railroads Of this State un-
der the control of northern company.
The act was denounced in terms Of Sc
verify and represented as horrible and
grossly violatiye of the rights and interests
| of the State. The simple fact in the case
was that gentleman, said tot On agent
OF the Adams Express Company, applied
to several railroad companies to ascertain
what they would charge to convey freight
along their roads loaded by him in his cars
and at his risk. The reply was it would
he carried At the same Srate that were
charged for. carrying freight IN the COM
pany's cars at the company's risk: !. e.,
three and q third cents per ton per mile.
A contract TO this effect was signed by the
president, subject to the approval Of the
directors Of the Tennessee road 50 fax as
Colonel Owen was concerned. This con-
trScs Was never offered for approval Of the
directors The agent. of the express lins
ssidshe would prefer TO transport by the
Southside line instead Of Che Grunge and
.AisxSndfia (which WAS the line included
Ia the contract), % there would b no
break Of gusge by the former; aud
Nd further saM that he had spplied
Ito General Malone, WHO had intimated
three Isl sad s.'sIifd . CENTS. fhis being
stated, and Colonel Owen producing Q
tslssFtpE massage from IF. ffsgo, the.
gentlSmau ID question, repeating tho statAs
Insnt Tsistiye 56 the attempt "a negotiation
With Gerefl Malone, that gentleman
|sssgstsss I'm thes sasd
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rations Of the meeting, the condition of
the mind and heart Of the body may be
we'll imagined. IL
The meeting of stockholders opened on
Wednesday, only some slight indication at
first being given as to the feelings that
agitated Il. A question was raised as to
the right Of any man to represent stock
holders who was not himself st0ckholder,
or the right Of any man to vote on proxies
TO more than double the amount Of stock
he himself owned. The Code has Q clause
on this point which you might, with salts
faction to the public, very particularly cx.
plain When the question was ffst raised
both sides became alarmed, not knowing
how far either might suffer nosn decision
In favor of thus limiting the power OF
proxies; and each suspected the suggestion
TO come from the other side = It was clear
that the limitation would break up the
meeting, as It would destroy quorum.
Finally II was decided that the charter
OF the company protected II from the
clause cited In the Code, and the meeting
1t last got under way. -
The Representatives Of the S0uthside
and Norfolk railroads sdvocstipg consoli-
dAtlon were invitAd TO enter The meeting
and deliver their opinjous. The Aood-gate
o. debates were Immediately opened.
Gcneral 1ahonc led of in0n Of his plain
Iepeeehos-@-which are the simple uncover
tng o. his scrap.bo0k ofs f<etG snd figures.
strnpg t0sthef By the unySrnishcd NM 81
4 ~ At1yme9t. g He w. yely - 81. and
proce4ded With . ccoiness and decision cha-
r.ctefistc q tho man. .Aps ofa@ory d not
q. igEts. and y Wa apps tAAtsbs mo
! Aq$0elbA tnpreegion, Tn 6etkte m
i Spensd eoalinusdfup TO thisdaY lFridasl -
4 ypcJocks The aznGnnt olShot60c elf -
~ sulsa y 80 = 81 ~bsI5Sss3
10Y n Sspiiass - ~ SewieT
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STEAMERS.

Tor NEW YORK.-ATLAN-f ten
Il TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA- 3EiN
HATTERAs, LEWIS PARRrsH eommandsr, ALBR
every TUESDAY and SATURDAY,; leave % Ss1
York every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
These SHIPS are entirely new, and were built
expressly for the route.
ROOMS anS ,hs FhRs at aRd
ATTENTION are unsurpassed.
y rPssssage, meals, and state-rooms included, PIP
at New. York, on the Compsnys covered pier,
within forty eight hours
Shippers are invited to notice that the urea,
damage and loss by handling, and exposure from
frequent re shipping, on other lines, Is avoided
Freights for points beyond New York will be for.
warded with dispatch, and no charge made excep,
actnal expenses incurred
No. 80 North river, and the Company's steamers
for Wilmington, North Carolina Charleston, Sa-
vannah, Mobile and New Orleans leave from the
same pier. Goods for these points can be trans
ferred without expense or exposure.
Insurance Is very low by these ships and the
economy In time, insurance, and condition in
which goods are delivered makes this the cheap
eat ronte from Virginia. Insurance effected a,
lowest rates. when ordered
AGENTS:
LIVINGSTON, Fox &CO.,
s,vr,, la Broadway, New York
c.1nwEr1EA ie bITSN Virginia.
City Point and Petersburg.
Norfolk. Virginia.
For freight OF P SMIns1Fgfe aPRRlFys e co .o.n,
Office corner Of Cary and Virginia streets, oppo.
site the Tobacco Exchange. de 2i-ts
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RAILROADS.


La W
DICHMOND AND DANV VILE
III AND PIEDMONT MAIL AND
PASSENGER TRAIN leaves Richmond daily, SIM
days excepted, 740 A. NJ. Arrives ut Danville a,
1 =. NJ Arrives at Greensboro at s.2oPM
Leaves Greensboro daily, Sundays excepted, at
10 80 =. NJ.
Leaves DanviIle daily at 545A. NJ Arrives 4,
Richmond at ;. Ii L. VI.
Trains connect at Bnrkevile with trains on the
southside railroad for FARMVILLE, LYNCH
BURG, BRISTO J., KNOXVILLE, DALTON
BORO' with trains on NORTH CAROLINA RAIL.
ROAD for SALISBURY, CHARLOTTE, MORGAN.
TOWN, LINCOLNTON, 81. =, &c, n. c.; CHESTER
THOMAS DODAMRAD,
NH Pots superintendent.
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PROPOSALS.
AND OHIO RAIL

CONVICTION AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD.-Thn Commissioners appointed by the
States of Virginia and West Virginia 10 bestow III /.
charter Of the Covingtou and Ohio railroad upon
such parties they may deem III, will meet al tn.
ErTAW HOUSE, in tn" city OF Baltimore on TUES,
DAY, lst Of May, l.jd and will then and there 70
ceive and pass upon such proposals for the con.
>truction Of said railroad "a may be presented by
responsible parties.
over three millions fSJ, 0oo, o00l Of dollars have
been expended already in grading this road II.
location, easy grades, and curvature must ma 4.
this road tho best and most advantageous outlet ~
the produce Of the West.
The Comm toners hay published a palnphlo,
containing authentic information about this road,
lis grades and curvature" together with minute ami
trustworthy estimates what ii will cost and copir.
OF all the laws which relate to it,
The pamphlet referred 10 may be had at the fol @.
lowing places viz:
Washington city-otice OF Marry & Co
Baltimore city-oticc OF Samuel iiaui. < sons
Phiadel pha-ohicr of DrcXel i Co
New York-oice OF Eermilye Go.
JOHN T. BALDWIN.
GEORGE w. BOILING
THOMAS $. FLOURNOY,
ROBERT II. MAURY.
WILLIAM J. ROBERTSON
Commissioners for virginia
GEORGE w. SUMMERS.
JAMES hurley.
BURTON DESPARD,
JOEL MCPHERSON,
JAMES .. WATSON,
ap l3-td Commissioners for West Virginia
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CARO-.
LIMA MERCHANTS.

A. II. CHRISTIAN CO,
WHOLESALE BOOKSELLERS AN STATlONERS
No. slI Main street. opposite Spotswood,
would invite the attention of merchants TO then
stock of BOOKS and STATIONERY.
Jus, reCcivrd. and offer AT Northern prices,
~ 900 volumes McGUFFY'S READERS,
5000 volumes RAYS MATHEMATICAL SERIES,
1900 volumes PINNEO'S GRAMMARS,
100 900 ENVELOPES,
500 reams NOTE, LETTER, and CAP PAPER,
,ooetler with a full assortment of BOOKS, STA
TIONERY, and FANCY ARTICLES.
All we ask j. an examination.
Country orders will receive prompt attention.
Al Ii
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A CADEMY OF THE SISTERS of
n THE VISITATION, AT MOUNT ph 'hA''
tai, NEAR WHEELING.

TERMS.
board WIN bedding, wasmihs' hehu'"e' $500 "
Tuitiou par annuln in the regular and ordI- . "A
nary course, ranges from ..... :.....',, 80.
French, German italian, Spanish ana Latih' 4 ~
FORM eNtia cH"ISen, PEI u. 49,, ,usrter Is 20
Music on riaho, ou!'ai, '"s.' s.par t' IS 0V
Music on haip coso PEI I" .' 80 ,ns,trr 10 50
Music, .ocal III Class, 'oets -, t,nsr,ar Is w
Embroidery, Drawing, Painting IN Msei @"N
OIL and Fancy Work, also form extra sna,s rs,.r
For the character OF the School the sisieis r..
to Right Rev Bishop Whelan NOTICE III 'ho "
man OF the Goth January. -,
Address DIRECTRESS OF THE ACApEMi w
MoTTNT DE CHANTAL. near Wheeling, va.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

ROBINS FART ANKS
have on hand, and arsdaily receiving,
PAPERS:
Wrapping, Mailing, News, Book, Writing, Re
cord, Legal, sermon, Emsrossing, Copying, Ira
cling Drawing, Oiled, Tissue, Gold, Silver, Color
ed, Bristol Boards Fancy, Card, sc, &c.
BLANK BOOKS:
Lcdger>, Journals, Day Books, Cash Books, Re-
ceipt Books Bank Books. Drafts Checks, Copy
Books, &c, &c.
Tutc. Hemp. Cotton, Seine, &c, &C.
INKS
Printing, Writing, Copying, Red, Blue, sc, &c.
Writing Books States, Waters, Sealing Wax,
Mucilage, CrayonS, Inkstands, Copying Presses,
Letter Books, Portfolios, Brushes. Pens, Pencils.
Erascr>, Rules, Memorandum Books, Time Books,
Wallets, and everything in the Stationery line.
Chess Boards, Chess Men, Backgammon Boards,
Cards, Envelopes, Rubber Goods, aud Il variety Of
small wares.
Bank"fS Merchants, Lawyers, 'itfSNlhfN, run
lisherS Teachers, Printers, Public Officers, and
others, will find everything wanted in quantity,
quality, and price.
Paper of any size, kind, quality, and quantity
We can furnish to order or have made at short no.
tice.
PAPER BAGS-a large stock
Being Agent, Of Paper Mills, Envelope, Paper
Bag, Ink, and Blank Book Makers, and buy;ng
from first hands, We can compete with the jobbers
north or south.
CASH PAID FOR
COTTON AND LINEN RAGS,
HEMP AND MANILA STOCK,
OLD NEWSPAPERS,
PAMPHLETS,
BOOKS,
and all kinds Of
PAPER STOCK.
Mr. : NJ. DRINKER,
so well known in connection with III" Stationery
business in the city 81 Richmond is with IL, and
will BE- pleased to see his friends.
L. 7. ROBINSON, :. FAIRBANKS,
of Richmond. Of Florida.
ZAP 9-tsl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-17
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT

V1EETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
/ PAIN.-G. w. JONES, DENTAL SURGEON,
announces to all having teeth to be extracted that.
after much difficulty and expense, he has secured
"NITROUS OXYDE GAS" now universally
and successfully used at the North, whore, In
many thousa nd cases in extracting teeth and other
surgical operations there was POSITIVELY 40
PAIN 10 the patient; and a. it is ENTIRELY
HARMLESS there II, therefore, no POSSIBLE
DANGER IN IT'S USE. To the medical profession
Of this city he offers his services when in surgical
cases, an aursheic may be needed All other
operations apprrtsining to his profession gently
and thoroughly performed.
Office on Main street, corner OF Sixth, opposite
Arlington House IL 2J--SIa