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DR. wIsTaR,s BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

We cut the following from the Batavia Spirit Of the
Times, of June 81 IL clearly shows that Wistars BAL
sam Of Wild Cherry has attained hi.h reputation IN
Batavia as well as in this city:
BALSAM OF WILD CilERRY-This Is one the
very few patent medicines Of the day which we can re-
commend with confidence all who are affected with
Coughs Colds, Consumption, who are pfedlspnsed
10 the latter complaint II has been used with conslde-
rable advantage by many families in town, and In a
few stubborn has produced highly beneficial eff
fects.-I Rochester Daily ADJ.
Editors lawyers, clergymen, and almost every class
have al last found that Wistar's alsam Of Wild
Cherry is what t is cracked up TO be-, the very best
medicine TO be found IL cures all affections Of the
Lungs when nothing else will.
None genuine without the written signature OF l..
Butts.
~ A fresh supply Of the above valuable Medicine
constantly on hand, and for sale by
July Is GAfNOR Il NoOD, Druggists.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aCADEMY.

1,HE subscriber will open an Academy ~ 'ile village
of Barhoursve, Orange county, on me ist OF hn-
euases, mathematics, and all the English branches
comprised in liberal education. In addition 10 The
usual duties, there will be weekly EXERCISE alter
natrly in Cornposton and Defamation.
The year Will be divided into Two sessions oil 1--WE
months and scholar will lie admitted Tor less Than
half a session.
The subscriber has employed as an assistant gradu-
ate Of ore of the first Colleges IN New England who
furnishes the highest testimonials o l'ahca'ion and
of character.
Parents who may paronlse this School may rest as
surcd that pains will he spared TO give proper d.
recliun 10 The morals Of their sons.
The subscriber will receive into his family, as board
ers, eight or ten young gentlemen.
noa,d and Tuiiion. $50 %
Tuition IN Languages aud Mathematics - 90
Mathematics and English, y ~
English, - ~ w
observation-disclosures d. Newman and u. ;. Harbour,
Esqs., DR.. James H. Jones, of Orange county.
Immr o-rtIAnp EDWD. J. WILLIS.
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DRApERs AND TAILoRs

A?lETCH x CO., l16 Broadway, under Howard's Ho-
e, receiving their Fall and Winter supplies of
Cl,ths cassimeres, Vsstngs, etc., etc. Our stock
Comprises Inc richest assortment ever offered In this
Cmy, and facilities in making up garments are
such ~ enable us TO comp-te with any house, anu
al prices lower than the usual rates. large assort-
meni garments ready made, Of the best styles, al
ways on hand.
lanliaourers and Dealers In fine Shirts, Collars, Boz
sons. and under Garments Merchant Taiiors and
Dealers are invited 10 call and examine our STOCK.
y Rst>oS & JONES, Diapers and Tailors, l35 and
= William ST. Washington stores.
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MIR. JOHN D. ANDREWS-sir: You being non
Itl resident Of this Commonwealth, take this me-
ihod to notify YOU that on the 25lh day OF
next al NV dwelling house, In the county of Hanover,
and state Of Virginia, shall take the deposition o.
Reubin Nurkos, 10 be read as evidence III SUI. IN
Chancery depending in the Circuit superior Iou'. VI
,,y and ,,hancrry for Hanover county, wherein aIn
plaintiff and YOU are defendant If from any cause he
drnos,ion he not that day, viii be taken e
mr. az soon thereafter the cause of failure 10
ave Il he removed Yours, &C.,
'an s,, y "a "a c~Sm STEPHEN r. PULLIAM.
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NOTICE,

DY virtue OF authority vested in me by the WI OF
ID Saint Georg. r. CGaler, deceased, olrr Tor sale
that valuable and well known Estate IN New Kent
County called CuInbernd the former residence oil the
late GoIonel d. 4. Watkins Cumberland i si.naied on
the Pammnkry River, about two miles from View hthl
rourf I,olse and contains about II 200 acres, OF
which four or cleared, tie rest al the high lands
l. in woods, most at which Il GOOD cofi Wood, wich
el. w,Ii in Tim, yiciniiy and at the landing Ali the
ope land - OF pretty .ordGnaiiy; some o. u very Ec.
There j. also a good fishery atachrd TO this l.tar.
There are all the buildings necessary for the co'norahr
accommodation OF Il family, with Tie necessary r arm
Houses, hut all wanting some repairs. TINS Is me
mast healthy situation know on the river; indeed, II IS
healthy for any section, bit little sickness ever occur
ring there. aud think il may he confidently sald mat
there are FEW places which affords greater iaciiitr.
Tor living the river and creeks Astounding nearly at al
seasons with fish and Wild fowl ! WI sell a great
bargain this Estate, and the terms made lule easy
to the purchaser. =, c, ;,,
Mr. C. W. Fuller the Manager on The Estate; VIII
show i. Ia any wishing 70 purchase aEh y. Lag
ESQ., Ewing near thu Cutr. !inTse or myself, VIII give
All ueeLlIl information fcSp-ctin. terms. &C.:
" CosGlS HRAXTON,
Execute. Of Saiat George u. Coulter.
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Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters : so.
W.P.Turpin's Lottery Office

N q stnss a. ' '' ''''''
J. O. GREGORY s CO.. MANAGERS.
w. r. TURPIN, vENDER.
AUGUST, l6i6-30,O00 DOLLARSl
Alexandria Lottery, Class 30, for 1916, 20 be dawn al
Alexandria August ISL 1916.
IS Number Lottery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Scheme:
prize of SJO,OUO prize Of 50 900
10000 loo . 1000
5000 &C &c.
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters So Certificates of
packages Of rs whole Tickets $780, 25 halves 90; IS
quarters 80.
100000 DOLLARS
In four Prizes of q, 900 DOLLARS EACH
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 81 for 1885, TO be drawn at
Alexandria, August 9th, 1916.
IS Number Lottery-l4 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Prizes:
prizes of sa5ouo prize Of s5'lss
5000 50 1000
5000 50 500
Tickets Sl5 halves q; quarters Il Certificates Of
packages Of 90 whole tickets $40; &c halves IS; II
quarters ~ 50.
Alexandra Lottery, CLASSIC, for lsd6 10 be drawn al
Alex inhria. August 18th, 1916.
81 Number Lottery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Capitals
! price $4,000 $4,000 Pnze OF s5' ooU
1000 &c. &c.
Tickets $40; halves s; quarters So Certificates Of
packages OF % whole Tickets 500; p halves 50; p
quarters IS.
Remittances received free Of postage. Drawings for
warded, when requested, az received
For smaller Schemes, see daily advertisements.
June % w. T. TURPIN.
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AUCTION SALES.
Hsy e. III. Dickinson a. Bro.

IL OF 20 10 % VALUABLE NEGROES.
on "a pay, 2Slh July, commencing al 10
% valuable NEGROES, all tom one estate and
sold for no fault. Anon sst them. good nIanla.
lion Blacksmith. The others are young and ike
y, being from - TO IS years old, and eYcelje,r
farm hands. Terms cash.
r. H. DICKINSON & BRO.
July 22-dids ANA.
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oPTICIAN.

JOHN ROACH, 50 Nassau sreet.-TheImometer
surveying Compasses and Instruments in general, for
Wholesale Dealers. Lenses ground TO erder for any
purpnsc. German and French Daguerreotype Appa-
tus of his own make, superior To any made In the
United States. Spectaces suited Ia every sight. Or
dcrs, with cash, promptly attended 10.
Jujy ci-cl DOT
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CLOTHING.

|t.S6STREET sPECK, 50 Nassau ST., Manufacta.
's ard Wholesale Dealers in Clothing. have always
aaud very large assortment Of Clothing, made OF
* t.-i materials, and In The best manner Those in
q. Trade and ohers, are invited TO call and examine
and les which think exceed any others
q point Of style and workmanship in The market
We ar also prepared to manufacture Clothing for the
South and Wesl in style and manner 10 defy compe
iAon
L. T. l.nnsstreet D. Speck.
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Wholesale Dealers in Stoves anu Castings large as-
sortment Of the various patterns now used on hand;
among which liz Atwood's celebrated Empire Cook
Stoves, Cauldrons, Sugar Mills and Kettles Church,
Factory and Steamboat Bells, Of all sizes.
HICkOk & CO, 239 Water street
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EDUCAT[ON.

TINE Female School ut Pine Forest, my residence.
i will he continued one year longer, under Tie IN.
.ruction of Miss l.raton commencing tie nrSt day o
ssn,emher nexi. An inc branches Of useful English
Education, together whthe French Language and Mu-
sic on the Piano, will be taught Three or four more
Borders would be received into my family al the prices
heretofore advertised.
M NV address is Lewis Store, Spoitsylvania
July l7-cw6w ELLIoil pE'hnNhi e.
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CANTON TEA COMPANY.

THE NEW YORK CANTON TEA COMPANY.a at lo5
Chatham street and i63 Greenwich street, is the old
est exclusive Tea Establishment in America. Mcr.
chants and others wishing contract for the sale Of
our superior Packed Teas must apply immediately
If BY mail, PREPAID.
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WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE.
THE Lectures in this Institution will commence, as
L usual, on the second Monday In October
COURSE FOR THE DEGREE OF A. b.

WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE.
THE Lectures in this Institution will commence, rs
L usual on the second Monday In October.
COURSE FOR TIE DEGREE OF a. b.
JUNIOR YEAR.
Junior Moral CIass-Thoma. X. Dew, President and
Professor.
Nia,hematics-Rohert Saunders, Professor.
Chemstry-John Millingion, Professor.
National I.aw-Bcvcrley Tucker. Professor.
SENIOR YEAR
Senior Political Cass-ThomaS +. Dew, Professor.
alathemacs-Robrrt Saunders, Professor
Naura! rhilosophy-J"hn Mlling'on, Professor.
INDEPENDENT SUBJECTS.
I.aw-Rcvcrley Tucker. Professor.
Preparatory Mathemaiics-Roberi Saunders.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
Ancient Languages-Charles Minnlgrrode, Professor.
In this department there are Junior aud Senior
Greek Clas. and Junior and Senior Latin Glass.
To enter the Junior Greek Glass, the student must he
prepared 10 read Xenophon; and for admission into The
Junior Latin Class, he be able TO read Salst ana
Virgil.
TO enter the Junior Mathematical Class the student
must be prepared commence with simple equations
Those not 70 prepared obtain thu necessary prepare
ton in the preparatory Mathematical Class.
EXPENSES OF a REGULAR STUDENT.
JUNIOR YEAR.
r.es Fl, three Professors. $40 each, $50
nm. In r fer National Law Class. ~
Marleg in.imd lse, LIGHT, and fuel lso
SAYS
SENIOR YEAR.
Fees To three Professors &6O
Naturalization fee -
Board, &C., lou
slg5
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TO DENTISTS.

JOHN u. ChEvALlER, 1874 Broadway, established in
ie52 mas Tor fourteen yeats devoted his whole aten-
mas always large stock on hand For the superiorl.
OF ms instruments he refers any Dentist of seven
years practice IN the Union. Gentlemen desiring a
catalogue, and list Of prices will have one forwsrded
TO them BY sending their address, post paid.
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PREMIUM ROOTS
Fine Rnnts for "a sn. CITY mn 4,

Fine Boots for SO So, city made equal to these sold In
other stores for S. Fine French Calf Boots for 81 So
equal 10 tho best made in the city for s6 or 81 al
YOUNG 4 JONES'S Fashionable French Boot and
ehoe Mandatory, No. Ann street, near the Ameri-
can Museum. Our Boots having been judged IN the
late Fair at Nibn's said TO he The best sold
in the city. "QucK sales and small profits" il our
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DEAF ESTATE ron SALE

PURSUANT 10 m nr,er 81 the Conn =; tie United
i STATES for the Eastern District 81 Virsinia, mate
on the 18Th nf November. lsia, shall sell, al public
aartisn IL the highest bidder, IN front oi dickinson y
BROTHERS. Auction store, in tie Try Of Richmond the
0.h day u July. lthe present month"; hrt"etn ~ anu
o,clock r. 81 i George Wilamsun's interest IN a
small piece uf land the Cottage, IN Charles CITY
County surrendered by him, under the Bankrupt Law,
for The benefit OF his creditors purchased by him OF TO
heu A. Walker and Eliza K. his wife, rs appears by
deed bearing date the I'D day Of February 1897 and
recorded in Charles City County Clerks Once the 6h
Of March, 1887 and described IN HE sad deen ~ sixty
acres OF land devised by the will OF Henry Walker 10
The said Robert 4. Walker and his twn brothers.
TgsMs or SALE For cash, unless the amount o. the
purchase shall lie hundred dollars or more ana Ihr
y ,v,,, hc ,or ourlrd IN one-third At SIX months
and one third al twelve months. from The day OF ale
EDMUND CHRISTIAN,
i,t,. ii ro,..td- General te,jgn-, in BlnkrgptCv
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MERCHANT TAILORS.

1HNSoN, LAEPHlER & HASCY, Merchant Tai
ef> nave opened their splendid new store, No. 2C3
Broadway Sd door above thu franklin House, where
a always be found choice selection OF Piece
Goods, ready made Garments and Gentemen's Fur
ishns Articles, Of the latest importations.
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NANKIN TEA COMPANY

THE NANKIN TEA COMPANY, No. $50 Pearl street,
Dealers in pure and fragrant Teas. Country Mer-
chants Heads of Families, and all large Consumers,
are invited 10 examine their stock.
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For ench Of the Independent Glasses, viz the Law
Glass the Preparatory Mathematical Glass; aud each Of
the four Glasses in the Classical Department, The lee IS
geo.
The price of board here put down at $3.50, is that
paid TO the College Steward, who 10 consideration Of
certain privileges binds himself TO the Faculty TO take
all students who apply for board al The price here men
toned. The students boarding With nm lodge In The
College building
The price Of board, including washing, lights and
fuel n other boarding houses in Town. cannot, IN con-
sequence Of an agreement with tie Faculty, exceed
Sl5U.
In addition the studies above enumerated there Is
higher department necessary 10 the attainment of the
degree Of A. NJ.
information concerning this course, as wen as other
matters may be obtained from College Catalogues. or
nv wh eiih+r one OF the Professors The
classical certificate is required for the degree cf a. NJ
Gentlemen wishing 10 prepare themselves for Medical
graduation any institution, can obtain the necessary
preparation from Professor MiIineon who gives pri
yate course Of medical instruction. Fee $50.
In addition TO the of Municipal Law there viii
lie and private course by the Professor Text
Books fuckers Commentaries, Revised Code, Lo-
,naxs Digest Stephen pleading, lhrs or second edi-
ton Nilford's pleadings The student will have The
advantage Of reading in extensive aud well assorted
reference library. Fee $50.
Tex, Books in all the subjects referred 10 can be had
in town a; prices not exceeding those IN The cities
JuIy i7-cw6w 4. r. DEW, President.
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Hsy 5HaIOes u Brother.

SALE OF REAL PROPERTY, UNDER DE-
CREE OF COURT.
pY virtue Of decree OF the Superior Court OF
- Chancerv, Tor The Richmond Circuit dated
March 2ilh, 1915, and June l7h, 1915, shall,
(as special COMMISSIONER proceed 10 sell on
FRIDAY, July 3lst, al II o'clock, on the pre-
misses, 10 the highest bidder, the Real Estate in
the City OF Richmond OF which Ann Laid died
seized, consisting OF House and Lot, on The
South side Of The Basin, known as the "Home
House." formerly occupied b. Thomas Ladd;
also, her interest in the Lumber House, now in
the occupancy Of D. NJ. Branch as Tobacco
Factory.
The interest in the Lumber House is one-fourlh,
and il is believed The other owners will sell at a
reasonable price.
TERMs:-Cash sufficient 10 iclray all costs and
charges; balance in equal instruments, upon
credit OF one, Two and three years; the purchaser
or purchasers giving bonds, with good security
and title withheld until The purchase money be
fully paid, and conveyance directed BY the
Cnancery Coun.
NATiL G. CRENSHAW, Comr.
r. Sale conducted BY lsLogs x BRoTHER
Auctoneers. July =
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SHIRT, STOCK AND HOSIERY WAREHOUSE.
STONE & GREACES, iC7 William St, corner of
John and Go John, have been for the last fourteen
wears IN the Gentlemen's Furnishing Business, and
:ase large stock, manufactured aud selected by
themselves. Of Shirts Bosons, Collars, Stocks, Ties,
.affs Cravats, Undershirts, Drawers, Hosiery, Sus
p-uders, Gloves, etc. Merchants and Merchant Tai
ois can here select from large stock articles that
.naot fail TO please ibem both in quality and price
i--ieis. Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers IN all
i,.cg,Ions o: Gentiemens Hosiery, Stocks Cravats,
.e4f:s, Shirts, Collars, Bosoms, suspenders, Gloves,
t4g>, rtc.
.oaN " DAVIES J. JONES, LOG William ST., $. E
c,u-f vi John.
Importers manufacturers, and Wholesale Dealers in
LGsn lud Cotton shirts, Under Shirts, Drawers, Ho-
rrts, >caffs stocks, Cravats, Collars, Bosoms etc.
.oaN r, WaKEMAN & CO., 7G Maiden Lane, and
Lse!iy street.
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ny virtue Of decree Of the Circuit superior Goir. o.
IS Law and Chancrry for Halifax county, made a. .ie
~ - and others | shall offer for sale, by way OF
u"bc auction al Halifax Court house Va on n day
DAY the a7th day July, l2i6, that being court aay
.,ss breS Store and Lumber House thereon STU
a,rd a, Halifax occupied ny a.
Sydnor Co., and presentb by E. Estes ana o,nas
bond with ample security, aud The TUE retained
until the purchase GEORGE II. WEST,
DENNY Sheriff for Thos L. Spragins,
IN ,,,e,v Sheriff Halifax county, Va.
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sAIAMANnEp SAFES

E < Co > Patent Improved Salamander Safes, Dou-
- and Single, warranted free from dampness, as well
! n'e p,oof-aR improvement upon Wilder's Patent.
iot sale by
4 :. MARVIN, Agent for the Manufacturer, 1881 Wa.
srIreet
10, BY Isaac Bridge, New Orleans.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NV ILL be sold al auction al the Stale Armo-
w ry Richmond, on MONDAY the Sd OF
August, commencing al o'clock, A. NJ, a
large quantity OF condemned and unserviceable
Arms and Announcements.
Although these Arms are unti, for repair, there
after 10 he issued as serviccaa.e, yet there are
many OF them suitable for lish, purposes, and
especially Tor driil. To Volunteer Companies
DESTROYS Of preserving their scrviceabIe arms
from he injury inseparable from drills this offers
a rare chance, as 4 80, can be had lor but mere
trihe. G. DlMMOCk,
Capt. Sup. Armory.
r. Wing requesredro copy. July s-lds
VALUABLE PROPERTY, NEAR FIRE.
DERlCkSBURG, FOR SALE.
DY virtue OF the authority vested in rue by the
ID Will OF The late James Mckildoe, and pur-
suant thereto, shall offer for sale, on SATUR-
DAY, the Isl day Of August, 1916, that desirable
and valuable Tract Of Land called "A UBURN,"
ahou, four miles from Fredericksburg, and one
mile fro Al the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
omac Railroad, on which the said Mckildoc re-
sided al Tie time Of hi death The said Tract
contains about 800 ACRES, and will be sold
altogether, OF in ciif.icn! parcels, a. may best
meet the views OF those disposed 10 purchase
| The Improvements upun the said Tract con-
siSt VI a large and councillors Dwelling House,
and all the necessary out-huuses recently erect
I'd and added 10, al great expense, BY the late pro-
| prie,or, whose ample means enabled him 10 col
lecI around him every thing that could conduce
10 convenience or comfort, and being in thorough
repair, render the situation altogether one OF the
| most desirable residences in The country. To
gentlemen especially residing in the lower coun-
ties OF The State, and DESTROYS vi providing for
themselves and their families an agreeable and
healthinl retrea, during The summer and fall
months, such an opportunity is rarely presented.
The terms, which will he very accommodating,
will be majc known al Tie sale. A, presen! i, is
deemed sufficient 10 stale, that a liberal credit
will be extended 10 the purchaser, The purchase
money being satisfactorily secured and interest
paid. The sale will be made on the premises
At The same time ami place, The undersigned
will sell the Slaves, 4 portion Of the Furniture,
the Horses Cattle. Stock, Plantation Utensils,
Crops, &c, belonging 10 said Estate.
PEYTON JOHNSTON,
Executor oi James Mckildoe, dec.
July l5-dIt&ctd
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PLAYING AND VISITING CARDS.
.acrurer OF Playing, Visiting and Business Cards,
Quills, etc.
oRGE COOK, n Fulton street.

GLASS, CHINA AND oUEENswARE.
.,,,,e,s aad Dealers in French and English China,
6t..s Earthenware, Looking Glasses, Clocks,
and Britannia Ware.
LARD +. HAvllAND, No. 81 Maiden Lane, be-
- "a Pearl and William sts. Merchants, Hotels and
y.s.-s supplied on the best terms.
off, aud Wholesale Dealer in Earthcnware, China
and Glass.
". oGSRrRY, Sc c"urtlandt ST., between Wash
y. ..nn an Greenwich sts.
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TERMS.
N .,,.. .vnenssS fnprtltrr with tuition in En-

Any suIogy of Miss McFees approved ability is DEEM
ed unnecessary.
Reference is made 10 those patronisng the School, IN
the u assurance that Miss McF. has received lr high
est concentrations OF all who have children ander her
instruction:
Dr. Btock.nbroueh, Dr. Gordon and Col. Bramhar,
of Tappahannock; lanes Il. icou X. l.. Pets and H.
r. Jones Esqs. Of Essex; John Brockenbr0reh, ESQ,
Of Wrsimor-land; Capt. Hull aud Col. Garland, o'
Richnonc rcuulr nrl2-C2m
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THE TAPPAHANNOCK FEMALE
ACADEMY

WILL be continued under the direction OF Mrs. sa-
w rah ]. Ellis. -
Mrs. f. deems herself fortunate IN having secured for
the ensuing year The services 81 MISS mcfee, VINO ha'
60 CONQUERED hr school for the last years,
ceive The warmes appreciation Of AL Interested
us,ruction w,ll he given IN all The English branches.
French, Music, Embroidery, Wax Work, drawing ana
Painting IS i'll lie taught al extra Charges
The scholastic year, commencing FIRST Of october
nest viii be divided into two sessions Of five months
each II is desirable that scholars should enter IL NE
commencement Of The session, though They viii be
crjyrd AZ any time. No deduction made for absence,
-. tcln
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WINDOW SHADE depot

SaRTOL DE MACNY, Manufacturers and Impor,.
-rs, No. spruce street. Shades Of all descrptons
kinds and sizes fifty per cent. cheaper than can he
bought a, any other place Trimmings NJ Mannfar,n.
rers prices Signs, Banners and Interior peeora,;on.
done In style not to be surpassed
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LOTTERIES.
lfigser,s Prize Office

THE subscriber has tanen the stand formerly occu-
L pied by Mr. e. B. LUCK, and will continue the
sale ofckels in all lotteries under the popular
ment of Messrs! ID. PAINE & CO. lie solicts a call
from his e nds and adventures Persons In The coun
attended to, If addressed 10 JOHN Is. BIGGER,
Richmond, Virginia.
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CHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE
TRIiST SALE

;,or dced cf Trust executed 10 the subscri-
IS her nv Absaom Hand and Of record IN the Clerk
ot;ce If Monroe couniy, Missouri for certain purposes
therein mentioned shall proceed 10 sell 10 ,nr sne'
10, On FRIDAY, the Ilth day OF September next.
-, ,,.,, ~ Paris county Of Monroe. ard siar ~
Mi.so,ri. certain LOT and HOUSES IN the said tow"
of Paris. ,,,I :, j.. i,aispuia-
,"s -, a,,,rn as T,u>,rr shall convey such ,;tie
only a y ' 81 80 ~ Ru PRlTCiiETT.