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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22
Local Notices.

STAR UNION LINE-Freight arrived
Feb. 2lat: Ed. Dobell, il boxes books;
Mackey & Co., 2 boxes dry goods; Mil
ler,E Gardner q Co Is boxes dry goods
VIM. Brown, 2 boxes iron castings; a.
NJ. Sweetser,1 box notions. " 10
aa- e II. aEHRMAN, Agent.
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b
HeA- The trial Of Charles Boyd, for
the murder Of Williams, committed in
the Marion county Jail some time since,
is in progress. The Aurder, it will be
remembered, was committed with a
razor, and was one Of the most. fendish
and brutal ever recorded. Heis repre-
scented by the Indianapolis papers to be
young man Of about twenty six, tall
and athletic, and might pass for an on
est-looking man outside Of the walls Of
jail or court house. That he is a
desperate is rather TO be inferred from
threat he made to kill the frst witness
that appeared upon the stand against
him.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22

D0- We have been, on several occa-'
sions, requested BY Our Henderson
friends, to ask Mr. Golden to take his
company of artists to their town for a
week. We refer the question to Mana
ger Golden, confident that he would be
we'll patronized by Tie good people of
Henderson. IFf 100
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22

seA- A little girl was bitten by a mad
dog, few days since, in White county.
Her parents proceeded with her to Terre
Haute to try the virtues Of the mad
stone, in possession of lady of that
city. While waiting at the depot at
Lafayette, the little sufferer had a slight
spasm, indicating the fearful extremity
OF her case. 1t is said that young
man Of Atica, Ind, was recently cured
of bydrophobia by single application
of the mad stone. Sh
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22

REcoRDER's CoURT.-Four cases were
examined and disposed of yesterday BY
the Recorder Ted Simpson was charg
ed with disturbing a poman, for which
he was fined S. and costs, in all IS 90.
he was tried in another case, for resist
ing an officer, and fined S., with costs,
in all So IS.
VIM. Comfort was drunk and disorder
ly, and bad lodged one night (cold Com
fort) at the Darling Hotel, for which he
was mulcted in the sum of 81 IS, fine
and costs.
Mrs. Hibber was arrested on charge
of keeping house of ill-fame, on COM
plant of her landlord. There was quite
an array Of witnesses in this case. One
man swore that the Madame kept an in-
telligence Office, and that he had gone
there to hire girls. She was fined $50
and costs, and given permission to leave
the city in twenty-four hours, pay the
fine, or go to Jail.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22
TAKEN UP.
DRY GOODS.
A CARD.

ME RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO rue
w citizens of Evansville and vicinity, that We
have bought out the entire stock Of Flames VI.
z .hs. Meiodeons, aud musical goods lately KEEP.
by Messrs Hasbrook q Ritchey, and will sell
them az greatly reduced rates. Among them aie
the folio Ning instruments, very chaps: sAsAA
One Mason Hsmlin Organ.
One do de Melodeon.
One 8. =. & W. Fl. Smiths Organ.
Five amos of different grades
febI0.tf WARREN d CONYNGTOH.
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL MAKE APPLI-
J. cation to the City Council for permission TO
remove my ons-story frame Cooper Shop situated
on lot Z, Stockwelrs Enlargement to the back
part Of lot oil, Donation Enlargement, where nay
brick chop and dwelling house are now aituated.
lebl6-2w NICK 6CH0RLE,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22

Hea- Rev A. Turner will Lecture to
the Students OF Behm's Commercial
College this Thursday evening at 8
O'Clock. Subject: Influence of Chris
tianity on Commerce" 3 a'ssaa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22
NOTICE.
Change of FIR

Change OF Firm.
lave SOLD AZ INTEREST IN THE DRY
| Goods business to y. Hopkins 3 Co., and in
ratirinr from business. I return my sinesre
thanks to the public for their patronage, and
bo,aa the new firm will continue TO receive the
.SIRa All parsons knowing themselves indebted
to me- viii please come in and settle immediate ",
and those having claims AGAINST me are requested
to bring them In Immediately. x,ov,-,,-,. -.
lan22 o. .. n0r nANS'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22

Screen. Sol. Meredith hes withdrawn
his name as candidate for Congress in
the Fifth District.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22
go Remembsr. Riram Nelson seIl

RG- Remember, hiram Nelson sells
shoes, boots and clothing to-day at the
auction room, opposite the Washington
House, at 10 O'Clock. - IA
- -. az -. 20 - > HF q.
aaafks TT-I I - = = AAa -
REMovAL.-Ws have removed our
sample and sale rooms toths new double
stone, corner Main and Canal streets,
adjoining our foundry, (about two miu-
utes' walk up Main street from our old
stand, where We shall be able to attend
to the wants of our friends much more
pleasantly than heretofore. Prices as
low as any house in the West. We man
ufacture all the goods we sell.
Re- e, RGLKER, BLoUNr & Co.
feb25- I'm. ia'nfss
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HOMEOPATHIC.

X 4
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFLCS
IJAvE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
Ii experience, an entire success: simple
Prompt-Enicient and Reliable They are the
Only medicines perfsct.y adapted 70 popular use,
SO simple that mistakes cannot be made in using
them; SO harmless as to be free from danger. and
30 efficient as to be always reliable. They have
raised the Highest communication from all, and
will always render satisfaction. ~
No. = Trevers, Congestion, Iuiiam m tions Is
No. Q" Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie rs
No. 8" Crying Choltc, or ieething of in
~ s;idrsn or .SnIts q %
No. Dysenterry, Gripping, Colic.::...... rs
No. 6"ChOIsra morbus, Haseau, Yom-
7"csrr s 1cids BrOncItis
No. s." Neuralgia, 1oothache, Faceaehe... rs
No. 8" Headache, Sick Headache, Vertigo Is
No. II" Dyspepsia, Bill Gus Stomach......... Is
Me- a 61lppreased or Painfol Periods.-.... q
No. IL :" W httess too profuse Periods-......-. 20
No Is /" Group. Cough, difficult breathing. IS
No. IA 4" ALT Rhe u N ,Erysipelas, kruptions 25
No. Ii" Rheum att zm, Rheumatic Pains Is
No. l6 Fever and Agae, Chill Fever, 80
No. IL /" Piles, bl nd bleed so
No. 20 Whoopsng Cough, and violent .
$3.50 ~ ~
No. Is Opthalny and sore or weak eyes 80
No. q T" Asthma oppressed Brenthing...-.-.-. 90
No ~ " Ear Dischnr sess impaired Hear
No. % " SerOfulas Enlarged Glands, Swell
iugs...-...-..----...--..s.- ...-.-.s... ~
No. "A I" General Debhlli y, and Physical
u sgs Weak ~
No. Is DrOpsy and scanty aecretions......... %
No. 26 {" Sea ~ me- sickness from riding o.
No. 81 - Kidney Diseane, Gravel..--....- 90
No rs % Nervous De bilfty, seminal Ennis
sioDs, involuntary Discharges. 100
No % Sore Mouth, Canker....---.-..-...--.-. 90
No. u" Urinary lnconttnence, Wet
. ting bed. .--..----.----..... o.
No 81 /" Painful Periods even with
epasms =-..-.-....-. ~
No 90 "a Suffertngs,c change OF itls..-:.....- iOO
No. SO Epilepsy, spasms, and 81. fitte -
pance-..--.. $1,000 W
No. "a % Diptheria, Ulcsrafsd Sore Throat 90
FAMILY CASES.
az t.is morocco case and 10 90
On ia-ge viaIs in morocco, snd book 90
% do plata case, aud book........-... 90
X boxes mos I 20 151 and book 90
VETEHIN aRY SPECIFICS
Mahogany csses, 10 walls $40 90
in1le walls with direction 90
nSr These Remedies, by she case single box,
are sent to any part Of the country, by mail or
express, free Of charge, on receipt Of the price.
Address
= 20 HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
ONCE and Depot, No. 662 Broadway, New York
DR.. HUMPHREYS IL consulted daily at hts office,
personally by letter, a. above, for all forms OF
FERRIS, SPARKS co.,
s2S Wholesale Agents, Evansville, Ind
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GUNEIES.

lis. 900 C SEw oUSsIss s SoH shEILKD
5000 escone hand FOR shsIsed Corn Just re-
csivsd and for sails By ...,.o,,,,xm
JanIs -9l No, 10 North Warsr street.
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COAL.
Wo7e Coal Coming

H1 More Coal Coming. VI }
1yAv,aATioN is RESUMED ON GRxEA
IN river ana JOSEPH s 1890 VA, e.; WI
ease -. day. A supply win Be kept cen.
sss ness. On Kohns Boat stors.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22

NIGar SCHOOL FOB xo YOU MEN I'm
@AI.Im WILLIAM SINHhoLDs Teashss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22

geA-There was some sort Of an effort
last night at jubilee over the news of
the Presidents veto messages. Is
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22
TUITION rrEs.

e..s,sst.ts Dsvartmsnt per quartsr.........s25 90
TrsDeratory Is 90
Tor further particulars spply TO either Of ths
Teschers. stNuaorn p.,n.t..t
nh1.1m LANES H. THURMAN, Assistant.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22

ON WEDNESDAY EVENING. A BLACK
~ tuck Memorandum book co tanning 10 $50
and thrse $50 greenbarx bifiss supposed 10 have
been 1nat IT, tween Oak and Man sheeta, on
Fourth liberal rev ard will be paid for its re.
turn 20 this Off q, or TO JOHN STEPHENS,
febl6.Iw Cor. Fourth aud Walnut.
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SCHOOLS.


HATIHG SPARED no EFFORTS TO MAKE
u this Institution permanent, and to I'D pit 1t
70 the wants Of both EnEiish and German parents,
Il Am encouraged to believe that shall ccntin ne
70 treceive the patronage 50 liberaly bestowed
mon ne heretofore. hereby make grateful ac-
knowledement of the encouragement / have re-
raivsd IN the mast. and trust that shall be abba
20 prove myself worthy Of like encouragement In
future, / have engaged the services Of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22
FOR. RENT.
atore for Rent

VETE WILL RENT OUR HOUSE, ON TIE
Wv csrner of Water and Yine streets ~ by l4O
feet, three stories high, now occupied BY y "
wheeler Possession given the l7th OF March
next. (cbl7-1m) ALLIs HOWEs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22
vi WANTED.

nARTNER wANTED.-I WANT PARTNER
Il In my Wbarf-boat Business. TO energetic
live man, with G capital Of s. co., viii give
eha1cs rarely 90 pc met with. II any one desires
It. I Will sell the whole concern on reasonable
terms. ('eb2o-lw) JNo. B. HALL.
A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
"A work In ANAL family To one sniting, the
highest wages Will b given. Apply TO
HAfHURsT 4 WHITAKER,
feb16-lw Nc. G Water street.
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CONVENTION.
PROPOSALS.

OEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REOEIvED
- OF the County Auditors office, uotil the SEQ
ond Monday OF March, 1866, for the Medical At
tendance 20 the County Poor and Prisoners in tbs
Couusy Jail for one year. Particulars furnished
BY application at my offlcs. -
febi2 4vIo70R BISCH, County Auditor.
OEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at the County Auditors office, until the Sec
ond Monday Of March, 1855, for Keeping and
Maintaining the Poor at the County Asylum, for
one or more years. Particulars furnished by ap.
slIcation &C my eifice.1 VICTOR BISGH,
fsbl2 il19 ia* County Auditor.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %
City and State.

B@- Several cases of smallpox are
reported at Indianapolis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22
Roat, ,,eavIur To Dav.-

For CairO.--The elegant Cha, mer, Captain
Billy LoNth In charge. goes out for Cairo to day.
The Charmer is a pleasant boat and her officers
are accom- modating gentlemen. IS = 5 lsiasfa ell
For LOuisviIIe.-The Rose Kite is the reg
ulsr packet for Louisville to-day. You will find
her an agreeab . and pleasant craft on which to
travel, staaiist tf-H34A3 sf41
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y FOR SALE.
Good Farm for SAILS at Bargain.

Good Farm for SAILS at q Bargain.
yxTEsr HALF SOUTHEAST QUARTER SEC
wv tion SO, Township s, Range 1910 acres
90 acres IN cultivation good Log House with
rooms and porch large Log Barn, Stable, Corn
crib, smok6house c. bearing Fruit Trees; 10
acEs1 Ia heat, 10 acres In meadow, aud good
we'll Of water, all in COED condition., and for sale
mt very low figures, II applied for before the new
crop 10 pat in- It "a GA miles from Eyansyilie.
Real re tate Agent, Sd street, Evansville, Ind.
fsbl4-9sA 30 As r
FARM, CONTAINING $50 ACRES, rs
n acres of which cleared; Is situated on
the Ohio River, about eight miles above Smith.
land. For fugther particulars enquire Of
janl7 gs IfEa J. o. DUs0UcBEf co.
"A eKCOND HAND PIANO FOR SALE AT
N . - WARREN a CONYNGTON'S.
new, for sale VERY cheap at No. Main street,
EVANSVILLE Ind. fG5t a Jan24n
For Sale, at Bargain,
n NO. / PORTABLE ENGINE, with q good
n Threshing Machine and two good Corn
shelters attached, by J. .-BURNEcI, Lower
Bayou, three nilss above Henderson,. - = =
FOR TALE dEk
$4,000 FBRTD 4
BEST POPLAR FLOORING
For sale by A. SIMPSON.
- -
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Mr.. ]. Il. Thurman,

An experienced Teacher, who will have charge
Of the Engiish Department.
Tbs course Of Instruction embraces ell Of the
branches usually taught IN similar Institutions.
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---ss------
FROM MANCHESTER.
From our Reporter in that Town

BOARD or TRUSTEES Es.-This body met at
the Town Hall on Wednesday night. Pre-
sent All the members. Ii is the duty OF
the secretary TO furnish the reporter with
an official copy of the proceedings. This
has not been done. and we are compelled
10 give only sketch from memory, as We
took no report and depended on the OIL
cial copy. The committee 10 whom was
referred the claim of A. Montgomery for
liquor DESTROYED on the Sd OF April, 1865,
by order of the Town Trustees, reported
10 allow him sixty dollars. An amend
ment increasing il TO eighty dollars was
host.
The Committee on Public Improvements
reported that the Town Hall had been re-
paired under their direction, and that the
Job. though uncompleted, was far enough
advanced for the committee 10 have an
ocular demonstration of its utility. Seve-
raj bills were referred TO the Committee
on Finance.
The Committee on Ways and Means,
through Mr.. Webb, chairman, reported a
tax bin for the ensuing year, which in
crkases the poll tax and the tax on real
eAate, and puts tax upon all manufactu-
,fers, merchants, &C., doing business in
town.
The FEsrIylL.-The ladies' festival will
close tonight. II has been, despite the
unfayorsbie weather, very literally patron
lied, and may be called decided success.
We advise all who have not attended not
TO fail 10 do 50, as they will scarcely miss
the amount expended, and if they do they
will have the pleasing consolation Of know
ing that il has been spent in righteous
cause.
AT the request Of the ladies' committee
of the Methodist festival, Thomas blount
was appointed to take charSe q tnsir
effects during the continasnce % me isi!.
A full and official report VI the rFcceed'
ings viii appear on Monday,
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OFFUTT 4 MCANERNY.-Everybody-or
nearly everybody here-rcmembcrs these
names. Mr.. Offutt the very accomplished
and obIiging chief clerk in the Post
office Department, and Colonel McAner-
ny, who commanded the departmental
battalion in this city. They have estab-
lished house in New York for the sale of
all sorts of machinery, metals, and railroad
supplies. They are business men Of the
very first order, and are going ahead finely
They are agents for the Tredegar nails and
spikes. ANY man who entrusts any bust
ness in their hands will find il disposed OF
to his entire satisfaction. See their adycr-
tisement. We beg the reader not 10 take
this in the ordinary sense of puff. Every
word here is deliberately meant for its full
and true weight and definition.
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SALES or REAL EsTATE.-MesSrS. lsbeli
& Davis, real estate auctioneerS- yesterday
sold brick dwelling house on Marshall,
between Second and Third streets, with
lot 29xl0s feet TO an alley, for the sum OF
four thousand six hundred and twenty five
dollars. c. III. Brautigan purchaser.
Messrs. Gruhbs 4 Williams Yesterday
sold privately the farm TWO miles west OF
the city, on the canal, containing ninety
three and one. third acres, adjoining the
lands of General Winfield Scott, P. NJ.
Tabb, Jr., and j. 7. Sutton, Jr., AT one
hundred and sixty-fye dollars per acre, or
fifteen thousand four hundred dollars.
John Clark purchaser.
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:, advancement Of ambition or applause
. ever for one instant divided the homage
" Of his heart with his great cause, and
that all the ends he aimed at were his
!. countrys, his Gods, and truths"
Mr.. RoGER MARTIN is agent for the sale
of this work, which can bc had Of him at
4. II. CHRISTIANS, No. Sl4 Main street.
Purchasers Of the book receive with il 4
fine portrait of President DAVIS.
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AFFECTING SCENE N CoURT.-What yo-
lumes an attendant upon criminal court
might write from the scenes which daily
mass there. What must strike an observer
above everything else that he sees there
i the greatness of woman's heart and the
depth of her love, even midst scenes Ibf
crime and wickeduess. The mother mhy
often be seen leaning over the prisoneNs
box whispering kind words into the ear OF
a son who, BY evil deeds, has almost drag
ged her TO the grave; the sister may be
seen weeping at her brothers side when
he has almost broken her heart; and the
wife often caresses a Seedy-looking hus-
band while her person shows marks Of his
brutality. We have heard the wife give
evidence Of the cruelty q her husband.
and in a moment afterwards weep and
plead for him when he was about 10 be
sent to jail.
Yesterday morning there was brought
before the Mayor woman charged with
being drunk and abusing a man named
Gerding. The man expressed . wish to
get her away from his house. The mans
dsughter--a little girl Of about fifteen
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THE WHEAT CRop.-We were sorry to
learn while at Rappahanncck court, on
Monday last, that there will be scarcely
anv wheat made in that county this season.
We noticed but two fields of wheat be-
tween this place and Washington that are
worth cutting-one two miles this side Of
Woodviilc. and one about a mile the other
side of Sperryville. The prospect Is
gloomy c,alpeper Observer, lSh.
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MARRIED.

On the Eth instant, by the Rev. A. 3. Diekinson-
MK JOSEPH II. PAGAN Of New York, 10 Ma.
ISA GIBSON. u thts city.
New York Herald please copy.
on the 18th instant at the residence Of Baylor g.
Martin Esq in Renrico county, by Rev. =.
Mccarthy, Nix. JAMES CALDER 10 Miss MAXI ;.
BARSCM.
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GRAND JURY OF HESRIoo.-The Grand
Jury of Henrico county win continue
their term to-day at the county court
house. They met on Thursday, and after
making two indictments adjourned. The
indictments were against William ID. irby,
Samuel +. Irby, white, and Bob Murray,
negro, for misdemeanor in two cases by an
assault upon Robert Hale aud his wife.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. sc.

rASHIERS OF BANKS AND
Y other business institutions can have their Ac-
count Books suTn A. individual Ledgen, GensrA
Ledgcrs, Journa Is, Offering Books, Discount Led8-
erS SeYaicaers, Check Books, Blank books, &e:,
sc mSde at oar Book Biniery and Blank Book
in good sty and ~ - low prices as
at similar vrtAb SHINE ns north Also for sxie the
besi OF STATIONERY for once use.
NOODHOUSE PARHAA.
Bookseller, Stationers,
and dealers in Piano fortes.
Ia A.fu
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MAS-TRAP.-Therc is in front Of the
new buildings on the corner OF Ninth and
Main streets hole which is source OF
great danger 10 passers-by. Night before
last gentleman, in passing along the
street, fell into this hole, injuring his leg
quite severely. Close Ii upi
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MONUMENTAL CHURCH FAIR.-In conse-
quence of the inclemency Of the weather
for the past few days, the ladies of Monu-
mental Church viii continue their fair next
week.
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THE DISPATCH oS THE RAILROADS -aessrS.
Cole Turuer deliver tie DfsfSSca every morning.
on all the railroad csrs leaving Richmond al"
they are also or author red agents !" receive ,ao
.r,i,..o,, ., ,be S.psf. Hs.iy and H''sis Dis'
1t. r,- friends along the railroad routes can
,y,,t themselves IL the messengers "i these enter
missing new. dealers in forwarding their orders
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4 destructive ire occurred in Brooklyn,
New York, on the 10th, by which cotton
packing establishment was totally de-
stroyed. Loss, one hundred thousand dol
lars. Two hundred and fifty persons were
thrown out of employment.
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MAN-TRAPs.-Willo our police please look
after the open coal vaults 10 be found along
the pavements in several portions of the
burnt district, and have them securely
closed before people get into these danger
Gus holes,
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THE LECTURE Of Mr.. Hugh Il. Peasants
was not delivered on Thursday night, in
consequence Of the inclement weather.
Due notice viii be given Of the time OF its
delivery.
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4 FraHT.-Two of the runners Of one
of our most popular hotels had misun-
derstanding on one "f the James River
boats Yesterday, and when the boat reached
the wharf they settled their difficulty by
an old-fashioned fist fight, in which both
got the best of ii, and went home with
bloody noses and black eyes.
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nICKENS'S NEW BOOK.

nICkENS'S NEW BOOK.
~ JOSEPH GRINALDI. By Charles Diekens.
1Se.
GOLD BRICK By Mrs Ann 8. Stephens. -.
ST. MARTIN EVE. BY Mrs. Wood. -.
ALLWORrH ABBEY. By Mrs. Southvorth. y.
FORTUNE. SEEKERS. By Nrs. Scushworth. ~.
OUR MUTUAL Friend. BY Dickens. 81
MILETCS. BY Buiwer. si.
Tu:LERS OF TAB SEA: By Victor Hugo. 7se.
KENSErr. By BAyaTd Taylor. NJ.
USDER THE BAND. si.75.
SUS OP THR SOIL. SIS.
LCTTREi.L or ARRAN. By Leves. u.
WIVES AND DAUGHTERS. By Nm. Gasksll.
A. n. CHRIsTIAH 3 Co.,
my 10 10. sl Main street. opposite $1,000.
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~ THE CHILDREN OF DECEASED
! bkHATE SOLDIERS ~ RICHMOND
SD Is }.t5SITY--iIsyingh had freq uent apph-
= = tnreb.!lren of this clA.s by per,ons ia AMI
..a ~ tie safe, who wssh IN some eases 10 adopt,
.a3 ID ash.Ts 10 ral.r aud educate them. | desire
.af al suck children, between the sges Of aud
's..Te resrs who wish good hoIacs, Will call on
a.- any 1ay lelweeu aud II. A. NJ Aoihers need
cS.3 without their children
wM W PARKER, N D.,
~ .--,. corner Broad and Tenth streets