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Portrait Painting.
no AFHuEHS, COUNTY, MERCHANT,,
AND OTHERS.

TVNHE subscriber, BY a late order Of the Board, is now ale 10 Of
u Ter ~ greatly reduced prices
5000 yards heavy doubs tTned Kersty. Tor Nero Mems siotb.
ing.
1000 yards plain and striped Linscy, Tor wouen's eiothfnr.
In Store for Fall purchasers:
200 heavy resdy made Ks'scy Coa,s
goo pairs Do % DO Pants
Sc o pieces BmunL win a hrr ae1umrnt q coarse an fBs
Shoes. equal TO any IN The mafist
Complete rs Of Wagon Hamsss fr two hor-S' with Can and
Wagon Harness In portions
Warranted Ares. very superior
Also. Wheat Pans whsatBhgs Rshisentou, wsritob-s, and
FURSIruRE Of different tinds.
For Eae NJ fennentaU. . very superior auIeie Of pur MI,
Stones, WaEons. npya. Caus a.. v
The above are offered on vuy accommodating tcrms and pr
chascr viii Do well % cal 81 The Pcnitsnuny. 90 a. the sto.r No.
-, street 'eadinE 10 Mayos Bridge.
$50 Jas. C. srurrs. Arsst Penn,
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Aurtiuu Salts
RMS nav.
By rniee- a D.s,hsn,
49,
Large sale OF Dry coed.

AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING. lsth septsme~r. a. . se,cst a sr
S~- Room. ~ vii sd without rrserv-. q Ass and Suss.i q.
suneat OF Dv eoeds. Just from ths northern marteuI ana saas-l
ior al and -inisr aire-n part.
5t1s. a. Beached shitlnrs
oznab1rrs. Heavy Striped Dom.sties
saun-ts. K-ntucky leans and Ken-v.
sup~t fan Prints new style.
farnitaHe Ptas. rorre- sk Hdif.
super Jaconets and Camhtie.
10 s~is. Muslin. &C Hsks
Do f.ney Ca~imsr ii. SIN Velvet.
Pad and -tnps CIR Ehsm- ana Muslin.
Wcolea and Damask sha~i-
super Satin Cravats scars ke.
DO Irish Llnea,. Brown Holland.
Cord Csmbries Psisnl Thread
Hosiery. Cloves Mhts. Spool Csuoa
faleni Pins suspendeu. ke- ke-
ALSO
Plot Cohs. heavy Kereys
frper ~htte and scarlet Frann-h
Apron Cheeks AMI Domestic Plaid.
Rich Cashmere De- Eens.-
Rich dre- Gins and De Iain-.
Eria Hamlet, platd Lin--y.
Canna fanneis UnbreEas
Ginsham and Cotton Hdkf,. WOODEN comfor,.
SUPER bed TiekinEs, ke.
ALSO,
hntf STOek GOODS, with which N. al. will eauu..-.
ALSO. a lot Of Ready ind. CLOTHING. eop.a.n, AZ a.,
riot and rSeecs coaus PANT. Vests. ne. &c.
TERhs-sums under sIoo, eash; 800 and -, -.-
credit for satisfactory notes
NLoEs n BROTHER, Auct.
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BY SATURDAY EVENINGS MAIL.
stcambont ExpIo.ion-Lixc.I o.,,

LOslI
The following account OF 4 melancholy disaster in the
Ihsrbor Of New York was transmitted by telegraph to tho
fhasdcphis u. 3. Gazette on Thursday night,
The new and handsome steamer Excelsior, tia, has been
plying Tor q short time on the Hudson, between this civ
and CoIsckie, labout 20 miles below Albany bvr-, her
boiler this CThutsdsy) evening. just after leaving tho wharf
Pa the North River. She had a large number Of pa.sen.
Res on board, and but fow of them escaped. except by
fsaping overheard into tho stream, o. tho boa, IVES simo,,
fmmediately onveloped In flames.
The burning vessel drifted directly In tho direction Of
fhe shipping at the piers. and IL was only by great erertion
fhat she was prevented from communicating fire to several
valuable ships; but one vessel. u schooner, was injured by
tho flames.
The Excelsior is now on shore, and burned to The water.
ledge.
IL 10 not known how many lives have been lost, but IL
Is feared that the number 10 not lees than from twenty four
20 thirty. All that Jumped overheard were drowned.
Another account, in tho Philadelphia Inquirer. says
An old man named Wynanis. Of Orange county, was
KILLED. William and James Van wari. engineers, aud
WIN. Hull, ship carpenter, severity injured aud taken to tho
hospital. One Of the firsmen. named James. is missing.
\ The boat was insured. Moro lives, no doubt, lost.
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B%READsTUFFs MARKgT.-Tho Now yo,k ;

press Of Thursday. 2 p, NJ. says
The demand for Bread Stuff Is rs active ar ever. About
10000 bbls. OF Flour have been taken the last few days.
aud principally for export, At 8 so. and the demaud con.
tinues undated. The supplies have fallen oil and are now
quite moderate.
Corn has advanced. and sells readily for both export and
home consumption. There is now u ceriainty that there
will be a good expor; demand for Rye during the whole
season. The failure OF the crop in Holland will cause the
demand to continue. Freighis are very FIRM; some Of tho
ship owners are getting Is. I'd. freight for flour to Liver.
pool.
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STRATT0N'S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
lie, an the wond say wnai they can,
Tors<uinr Pr1c. =.

STRATT0N'S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Le, an the -ors say what tasy can,
rsrssnins Prizes, srsATTOss the man,
Drawn No. Of sus-h Extra iIe-sept sth:
% Is 9 60 G IL 81 % II 65 81 6s is
STATION.
Drawn Noe. of MonOngalia, 81. Sept. IIIh:
% - 20 - 81 Sc CO - 50 2 so
Ticket Nos. 20 Sc 81. a capital sold and paid by sua,.
ton.
$4,000. 1000!
MondaY-Lse,bnrx Nc. ~ Capitais so 600 4 900 eooo 1880
loof 1000. &c. Is No. IL dIawn- whoies IS; halves $50: qr.
S20.OO0. 5000.
Tue-i'y-Hew J,ney, No 7S-CaprA- $4,000. 5000 5000.
RsoO, 10 Of 1900. &c. sc Nos 10 drawn Tiesets s5; Lalv.. 80:
quarter. A IS.
$4,000. 5000.
wednesday-AleIapdn No. 81. Capitals; $4,000. 5000. $500.
Io1s. 10 of 1000, &c. IS Nos - drawn. Tpek.ts 5; halve. 2 so.
$4,000. 10000.
Thurstay-New Jersey, M. Y-CapHsl. $50. 900 10 oOn. 5000
600 1000 &C. rs Nos ~ drawn. whoIss $40. halve, 5; guar
tiers = so.
sI2 600. 1000
Fhsay morning. ee.burg No. 4t-o be drawn in Pet,uburz
CaphD : s'z"oo 5000, 5000 10 ofIOOO, se- 7s No. - drawn.
Tickets 81 halves 9 q" s.Ooo ,ooo
fndaymsononsala: No ?s-csPitals $4,000. 1000, $40. ss
$4,000, 1000.
s~arurAay-su..eI Ezra us. Capital. $4,000. 1000, $40, Ae-
rs Nos 10 drawn. Tickets 81; haive. Soc: orr. use.
Magnificent-s5O,O 900, $4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, cass d, nt Isi6-tO be drawn on
Saturday. Sept 10. 1886.
7s 80. LoTTERY-Is DRAWN BALLOTS.
PRIZES.
i prize OF S5OOo0 so prizes OF $500
1 10000 so 900
1 10000 100 $50
so 1000 &c. kr.
Tickets els; halves "a: quarters %.
Certificates Of packages Of 96 whoIe Ticket, sI6o
DO. do. &c Half do 60
DO. do. 90 Quarter do 20
Do do. &c Eighth do 90
Buyer. are referred to my list Of Pines, which are retistsred
at the Once, as a proof Of what hA, been done; and even
drawing eontnues TO increase the number sod and paid by me.
Sr O.ders for packages, eeni6eates OF sngie tickets In the abov,
sshemer' and IN all Loueries, will ss Prsnpuy attended 10, and
drawing sent when requested.
Please lddrsas srden to n. sTRATroN.
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Il MONDAY. tie l4th instant in the basement Of the Uniyer.
sahs Church. Teens, &c as hertofoTe.
s-etlss c. P. BURRUss.
IN STORE,
~ GnduAied Cashmere Robes
Cashmere D'PaTis
Cashmere DCosse
hpaeeas Of all colours
Alpaca Reps
Ems. and American Prints
Dress Hhkdfs
shawis, a large ,toek
Irish Linens and Lawns
Linen sLeetngs
Satin and SILK veiiIns.
SeaTfs and Collars
Dress Ties ana Stocks
Umbrellas
wOnrsd vesinss
Embroidered do
French Ca,simeres
Eng and hm. do
Blet, Bronze and Brown French Cloth
Bib and blue DO of all grades
Beaver Cloths, Pilots and FIushings
Irish Cloths for overeoaus
Coddengons for do
Tweedes Of all kinds
Kentucky Jeans, very low
Heavy funed Clohs, fer negroes
Kersey' and LinSeys
Turkey Red Cotton
White, red and yellow Flannels
LAmbswool and merno Shirts and Drawers
FaTSf,aie and Apron cAssl.
WINE ManaiIes Quilts
Bedteks and Lace
Bobinet LAets
White Cambncs aud Jaccon,ts
Plain and other sWisI Mu,ins
Bishop Lawns ard Null Mukhns
Damaik Table Cloths
DO Napkins
Birdrye and Russia Diapers
BuckeIbaek Diapers aud towels
-, 7s, 4, S and ls+ Bleaehed sheetings
81, 10, 4-tand S 4Brown do,-amongst Whieh
are Bsitexea, Eunek, Va. Store and Manchester goods
prfhL MaeieHa" and Twined blankets
Green do
Bed Blankets some very fine
Patent Threads. Spool Cotton, Buttons, Combs. &c.
Which are offered TO ths trade upon the most acc mmodAting
terms. DANIEL. H.. LONDON.
sc l-&d3m Corner 18Th and Main streets.
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GORDON d SKINNER.
QA MarN Srprrr

"a MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
OFFER FOR SALE
IN HHDS. ST. Croix, Porto Rico and Orleans
IS 6oIs. and bsl. loaf crushed, and pulver 1ed Sugar
. boIes and bags Havana and Brazil sugar
30 hhds ho--sses part prime
20 half bbls Sugar house and Orleans Molases
$50 bags RIO. Lsguin and lava Coffee
IS haf ehe,, G~unPOwder Tea, part very superior
'TsaGses. sASs -"
500 lbs Shoe Thread
los boIss Sperm mi TaHow Candies
10 bags Pepper and Pimento
10 sass Ginger
$50 bags Shot
80 kegs "DaPonts" Powder
500 reams Wrapping Paper
Cap and Letter Paper
500 sacks Salt
Cheese ia casks and bOrss
400 Coz Bed Cords and Leading Lines
IS doI Painted Buckets
5000 lbs Bacon, sides, shoulders and hams
so bags Feaihers
900 Nova seotiA Gundaoaes
GAS sIlO and lOII2
Sperm, til and Tannez' OIL
Cotton Yarns, saRPstTe, CoPpeas Alum
IRigo, Nader, s'areh. Wick. Twice, &c. DC.
lRoN-loO tons sWo4es, EnsAsh, TieJegar and Country, com
pnsng nearly all sizes round fat and square
Sheet lion, Nail ROis
sTEEL-Amsrean and English Bhsiered
MAYORS Cast and shelr Steel
T1N PLATEs-:67 boxes Tin Pate, IOII4, 1870 and IsIIs
CoPPEk-sooo los Bra1iers', s1eathinE ard Bni
1000 lhs Vine, assorted sizes from No. I q Is
Zine Bar aha Sheet Lead, &c &c. el3
CLOTHING CLOTHING!
NO. 100.
KEEN & C. o.
wv Z are now receiving our supply or Ready made CoIhIsg fer
Pail and Water wear consisting. in pan, Of
Fine and medium Beaver Ovege,ats
Do do DO Flosk Coats
Rxtn French do oveIsoats
Do black Cas- Frocks, new style
Tweed 90 do 70
Do Cass Sacks, al prices
Dpub. Mi Cd Tweed. %
Tweed sack F0Oeks. something new
Phin bk Cas- Panus, good quality
Fench Do-skin DO DO
CORD %. great vansty
Pin Cloth II es rotts tnd.r way
10 tTen h Frock d..
Prs qualify cord -aunct Pants
Do 90 mud DO -
No. I sat Scats. 81 a aus cord
Bhes Aaa eeId Crayaa
New ye Ne,k Ties
SIR satin- vthSl eo h, ncnno atd othef vesG
RT We have a NO. I Cuuer ant can maize any gameHt up Al
we 'hnriesi aouce, anu war; nj Eood NJ
- KEEN a co
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ST. Oh 'RLES house,

'hE subscribers have re-oprted the above e.
hHishmeLf. and beg leave TO say IN their f,s.r. - =
ps Heia M my are how PREPARED to give th-s updivtd. A
nv IN rue IN pisase ihoNc who may patron $. the hou.,
oe"ueheh ESiung the city On business viii lnd IL a th.i, ~,
Al havirg amPe aeeo ino5auous for her com.
o-eehenee likewise, a stable within hhy yaras OF ths
ou.e o surpassed IN the city. To our friends IL !, oav n.r.-
- 70 ~ nat our Bar SHAH Al all times be supplied with Liquor,
We hlio please, II SHAH not be our fauh.
- STEAL q JAS. G. BLAKEY, Jr.
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Mrs. KingsfOrd,sS Seminar
FOR YOUNG LADIES.


FuNHIS SEMINARY IL siiua - in Grace street ard in The
hnuse lately occupied ty Thomas Richie, Eco.
In announcing her intention TO open n school in Richmond, for
The instruction Of younE ladies, Mrs KinE,ford will simply observe
teat her objeet . to adopta eouns Of tuition which WI impatt 10
her pupils a thorough knowledge Of those branches in Literature.
the Arts and Science. which constitute a useful and Ornamental
FINALE edueAtion
er Cards Of terms may be Obtained At the .ehool.
au e7-dIm.
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l,HE Mss. sCmNEnLY,s noARDINc y

'DNHE MISS n
y DAY SCst0OL, Al their osdence. No. 36S CT e,uut
street, lear Thirtecnth. Phil tdephia, wher. ,v W
auehton WILDE pad to the IN niai. monl ard ph, Heal training OF
their pupils The year will be eividsd into two sessions Of Eve
months each; the INST commencing on the 3ia Of August, ana the
'eeont on the I'd OF February; but pUpfs viii be received At any
time AID chsrred accordingly. Boarding and Washing $50 per ,s
sion. paid In adSan'e. photography Readiny, wriurg. Arithmetic,
English Grammar and Composition: GeoRrarhy. Ancient and Mod
ern. History, Ancient aud Modern: Natua. Moral and Mental Phno-
soPhy Chemistr', Botany and Rhetoric. English Senior Glasses,
s20-Junior sI2hnd primary 81. French sI2, lillian sl2, Span
sh and German each tis-Mu,ie, vocal and instrumental s2f-
Drawing and eolorns sls-Use OF Instruments IS. The Misses
= will be assisted by teachers OF Acknowledged abinty.
Reer nees-Rcv. J. II. Powle, DIR. g. n. Tying. Dr Thomas d.
Matter, Dr. sam1 jackson.
Phiadephia, Aug. 10, 1916. dim
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Mrs. Nottingham's
BOARDLNG AND DAY SCHOOL

Corner of 9th and Franklin street.
WILL NJ RE-oPENED ON MONDAY. sErrgMRER a,,v
making this announcement, Mrs. N. deems
II y propet 10 ,Ais br,ny the prinelples on which her ,.booI 1.
To enable q young lady To oees spy suitably her proper place I'm
soelety.a esrain style Of personal address. and manner /. ipdi,~p-
sue sueh man.efs however, are onen merely ertsrnL and, not
Seldom Hadt 70 painful exposure. unless sustained by thorough and
Joa,eious mental cultivation; and this. again. exhibits lis hirheu
y beautiful eneeu, oby when guided and elevated By a pure
mornhhy, ioeni.d upon the reiiSion Of the Bibo. Tbs due and xen
balanced cultivation, then, Of the heart and u the intellect, guided
~ W ihnuehee- OF the Christian religion. 10 the great object aim
u IN thts seminary and In insure the attainment Of this BY her
pupils Ms \. brings a ior and well Earned experience. an isu-
macy with the best authorities and sources Of Inform tIon, ard the
Of study.
TrRss per session Of 10 months, payabI. half In advance
Afupg $500
hFher branches Engdsh tuition.
Ancient and Modern Languages zach.
Music on Piano, Guitar. ans Vocal each.
Music On Harp, 81 per lesson. Us. of Piano. ..........s
Washing.
au ll-d2m.
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TO Switzerland WESTERN
MERCHANT

n1yUEfcToRr { 5b,-, c.u,,Iai S,,,,
100 North 9th -. PhiIndeipbin
INhE Subscriber hes Jua finished. and Offers for ale. = handsome
II siottment Of vehidts Of the latest styls Of IasAi.a. such a.
aoube or single Roadway and capyau Wagons. Of various pat
terms Car 0t os, SstkDs Jsrk Wagons, with or without tops, &c
which he will dispose OF on the mos; reasonable terms An De scrip
Ton, OF Vehicles made to order, and warranted 10 be Of the besi ma
terial. and workmanship.
Southern and wesen Merchants wishing to purchase any OF The
above articles, are requested TO call and examine before purchasing
eirwhere.
Al Work coming from his Mandatory s sarra.tsl for orr
year.
W Having received the SILVER MEDAL. being the highest
premium awarded, NJ The lat Exhibition Of tna Frankia institute,
for the superiority Ct workmanship IN his line, among which was a
four-Nheel goiaHts. 10 trusts that II viii b. q suneieni rrcommen-
daiion for the superiority Of his work.
WILLIAM DUNLAP,
100 sorh Fith street, above Csro~hIL PhnIdeiphi..
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by Davenport, Allen & Co.
-=-OC sALh
VI FRESH DRY GOODS.

VI hECI1 Dh GOODS.
On "WEDNESDAY, ga Sept, We shaH scH. sale comneneipr
al eo'eloeE, A. Ma aTe and general assona ent OF staple and
amy ny Goods saIi'dto the saies OF III" present and approaching
seasons-most Of which are fresh and Just from the hands Of the
importers and mAnufaeturers-AmonE which are
Blue, blu, green and London browa Cloths
Oxford and dark aId sauineis OF every graS>
Super new style cassumeres asd " stnr, P
super Kentucky Jeans
kerseys super paid Linseys
super 'hk asd cotton HdkfA Umbrellas
AsPleDdd ass rTmeut Of super fall and wiuier Print. and Char
OF the very latest aud best sykes
-, - aad "a b'eaehed sh rings and Ioag Cloths, Of the very
suPerS -, re, "a and 81 brown shiniags and shssunEs
Pla', Dunl and Whitney Blanket.
Orleans Cloths super Indiannas Hou,ins
Cashmere and heano-
Biz and fancy silk and satin Cnyats
Alpaeeas, Ius Cloth
Canton FIasnes and Apron Cheeks
Buttons, Hooks a Eyes Pins. Needles
SIX aud Cotton Hosiery
''se'f' S"h 0@sf articles sie%sd unnecessary to enumsrais.
"A invoice Of rich shawsahd Dress Good, expected in time for
W TERMs-Under siOc, cash sIoO AMI over 4 month, er.d,
30 DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co, Auet,.
BY Williams a Haxan.
On WEDNESDAY NEXT. The I6hi Instant At 10 O'Clock. Will b.
sold, IN font Of oar Auction Store
Prime Z Rico Sugars
Do Ban white svgu
Prime Green Lasuayra Conse
sinery PRIME Western Bacon sSea
Do D. 90 90 DO 90 ssS.ss"
ogard Dupuy h &C. CoEnas BraBdy
A ~eiguctte do Do
Inhausp DO DO
Ptr~ Cter Dc
10 e Re ton = sons Y. Ensard Rum
o 10 eaoo-r whiskey
Dd Nonongabea d.
VI sons ehal engs sh-krE
Erra Fin 6unsowder Tea
Do. foSef oug do
Nsy $ peror Ind 20 70 kegs
TER s-Uncsr 500. east. stOo aud ever. four month, sr,dt,
for tpyroved paper.
Sc ~ WILLIAMS q HAXALL. Aue,l
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WASHER AND IRONER AND SEAUSTRESS
w FOR SALE.-We have for sale. a likely Woman. OF
good character, between 30 and IS Jeans ofFge, who is a first rate
washer and iroIer and seamstress, and il also a ger teelhdys maid,
with her child, n very likely gill about 5 or q years old. They
will be sold to noone residing Out Of the city ofRiehmond or its i'm
mediate vicinity. Apply u PHILIP NJ. TABB 4 SON,
e IL Once on Mar sircei nnposie EIthanEe Bark.
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H0VT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Richmond. Va.
Splendid Schemes for September, 1870.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Cass d. for ISS6-to be drawn al
Alexandria, September 1911.
IS No. LoteY-lS Dawn Ballots
PRIZES.
l prize OF 100000 SO prizes OF $500
I 10000 so 900
! 10000 100 $50
SO 1000 &e &c.
Tickets SI5: halves 7 so. q arrcrs , IS. Certificates OF rack.
ages OF 20 whole Tickets si6O-shares in proportion.
$4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, CHS p for l5f6-to be drawn on
Saturday, SEPT &c.
- Number LOisy-l2 Bnvn Ballot.
SPLENDIO SCHEME.
l Puhe OF $4,000 l pnTe OF s5eno
1 1900 50 1900
5000 20 500
l 40 Ae. ne.
Tickets elo' Halves $ Quarters 81 Ceuheates Of packages q
IS Whole Tickets $40 hare. n proportion.
Make remi tanees immediately, fat a DE- 1, &c; nin town. Apply
ihperson 70 n n HOYT, No. SErchanse
20 TICKETS ip an the Loueues advertised by J. G. Gregory 4 Co
constantly on band. OrdeB cseosing cash OF P-iIc Tickets, arend.
ed 10 WITH promptne~ and the Drawings Of Lousries sent when
requested. II all who order OF D NJ HoYT. Riehnoud.
August 81. 1886
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WAIKING Games.

w Z have Just opered a large and handfome assortment Of
w Gcnlemens Walking Canes consisting OF Hickory Crooks
Rattan, Whalebone, Gunadila. &C. Also, 4 few patterns OF the
new style WhaleOoLe Twist Canes.
NASH 4 wooDHoUsE,
sc 10 lgQ Main streef
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A TEACHER WANTED

a LADY who can come well reeon meneeJ a. a Teieier OF
n fngi,h. French. and Music, AID can take eharse Of a small
sehool IN a p ivate FANNY, In Gerber can ret a situation in one
OF the heal hest and most aEfeeatls ne Ehhou h obs In Aibs marle
county. BY applying TO C. C. G rhaHou. sviI-. hIbsmarIe Co. BY
the middle Of Sept All etiei, thus directed must be Pot paid.
su S4-dtI5thSept
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EDUCATION.
TrNHE exercises OF the subscribers School will be resumed on
u MONDAY, tie 18th instant, in the basement Of the Uniyer.
nla Church. Teens, &c. as herto0Te.
ae S-ctI5S {. p. RuRRTrss
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JOHN BULKLEY ~ CO.
COMMISSION ERGu ,NrrS ~

No. 100 Front Street, New YorG
WNsi"NahSTs OF Goa, Tobacco, Pig Iron, &c. throo,a
hoeAer' Bioren 4 Co. Richmond, vii receive promps
YORK nlarkst u
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NEW FALL GOODS.
II WHINGHAM ", g

now receiving and orenitg a general sSsor,o.,, a, p,1
winter Dry Goods, 10 which be resp. etfrny ipyrs M. ,u.n-
ton Of his customers and the public Ken-nny Co,..ts- - -.
as follows IN PAp
Reh new style fan Prints
keh Blk and Whit second Mouuipr P,n,.
Cashnsre De LaiD.s and Graduated Robe.
Oom and sur oh and cord Alpaca.
and ehAnseabe col. A1gosleme
sW:EsM Mullins Bishop Lawns and Jac- C.nh,..
Con aud saper lnAk Linens and Lawn.
shawk, Woo len Cogforts aud London Hoo. $500
skSnves, Lace MuS and Vens
BIZ and white Cotton Hose, extra size
botbinet and Thread Edgtnrs
BIZ and white silk and cotton Net. f.re.rz
bs' elee and nIed ssiinsus Ind Kentucky Loan.
wooden Goods for seUSat. good as.ortnept
London dutl twneh Arb Bed Blanket,
Cap l.astnng and Satin Ribbon,
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DR. BANNING's BODY BRACE

- Thousands of persons afflicted by pulmo-
nary affections, dyspepsia, constipation, and various
degrees of local or general debility, have been re-
lieved by this instrument. 1t is particularly adapt
ed to numerous ailments prevalent at the South, to
spinal weaknesses, distortions, tendency of the
body to lounge and droop, both in children and
adults. BY restoring the form to an erect posture,
It enarges the chest, so that the subject breathes
frcer and easier, and thus many contractons of the
chest, with attendant affections of the heart and
lungs are counteraced, aud full play is given to the
organs of respiration
The brace may be had in this city by applyngto
Mrs. Baldwin, who will be in attendance at all
times over E. Wheelcr's hardware store, PennRyl-
vania avenue, near It'll street A gentleman viii
aid in adapting it to those who may call for the pur-
pose. ~ 'gE# ""...
Applications for single braces, from distance, as
also for patent rights, may likewise be directed to
DIR. Banning's office, 423 Broadway, New York
DR.. Banning can refer, if desired, to some of the
most eminent professors of medical and surgical
science in the United States, as well as to numerous
distinguished ladies' and gentlemen in this city and
other parts Of the country. .
July Sly Er@@@ .#@" +.
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PINEY POINT PAVILION,

hNE Of The most convenient, SPLENDID, and pic
" turesque salt water bathing places in the
United States, will be opened for yislers the 18th
instant, for the summer campaign. The pavilion
and its accommodations have been put in a COM
pele state Of repair and offer to the invalid pleas
ant resort for health and recreation. The bathing is
delicious, either in the houses in the open surf
"aloDg the sounding shore.n A fresh and eonstan
sea-breeze sets in in the afternoon and continues
night till eight or ten in the morning The pavilion
commands view Of the debouehure of the Potomac
into the Chesapeake bay, tho river in front being
nearly ten miles wide. II is within eight hours
sleaming from Washington, twelve from Baltimore,
and twelve from Richmond
The steamer Columbia, Capt Guyther, leaves
Baltimore every Saturday evening, stops at Pnsy
Point early on Sunday morning, and returns TO Bal
tmore on Wednesday. The steamer Oceola, Capt,
Mitchell, leaves Washington on Wednesdays and
Saturdays on her way TO Norfolk, and returns on
Tuesdays and Fridays, touching at the Point in
both directions, landing and receiving passengers.
The proprietor, with these advantages Of his es-
adjustment, and with corps Of obligDg servants,
good fare, good music, boats for smiling, and the
usual accessories Of watering place, together with
moderate charges, confidently casts himself upon
the public appreciation.
j. II. BIRCH,
United States Hotel Washington.
June l7--iff