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The southern press., 1851-08-06

they rseeasIy ~. sauk II slsettng 1 candidate
Of ihsir own 70 IL Presidency in 1854. They
would liks nothing better than this surrender
Of tn Silver Greys 10 the sbolition Wings. II
il putting trump card in their hands, and It's
influence In that part OF the republic will soon
bs ssen in the elections about to take place
there.
The southern press., 1851-08-06

DrscovERy ov Com M,NE IN AvR,cA.--A
very saIaabis gold mine, writes our Malta CORES
pondsut - the ID instant, has, according to news
jusa ttns6vsd at this island, been discovered at
point squi-disfant, or between Tunis and Agiers.
Ths rSjhch and the Bsy OF Tunis equally claim
\, an1 some very sharp letters on the subject
hsvs pa1eed Unllsa matters can be adjusted, a
ssrious disturbance may probably result.
The southern press., 1851-08-06
The Metropolitan.

We have received the third number of this
paper, the other TIVE having failed to reach US.
The paper is fine, large, we'll printed sheet,
filled with editorial and selected articles of talent
and taste.
Mrs. LAssELLE, who conducts it, is a lady of
genius and sense, and we cordially wish her all
Aucc0G9.
The southern press., 1851-08-06

RxvEnUE or THE Posr OrrIcs DsrARrMrNT.-
The National intelgencer says that the accounts
for the quarter ending March 81, 1851, which
have just been settled at the Post Office Depart
ment, show that the nett receipts o. postsges dur
ing that quarter amount to u, ,723 1913 ~
For the corresponding quarter Of 1850
the amount was - l,462, ,165 64
The southern press., 1851-08-06
Showing an increase of
%26l,762 70

or Of about la per cent
Should the receipts of the last quarter OF the ns-
cal year (the accounts for which will not be fully
settled until Octobsr) show q similar increase, the
revenue account for the year will exhibit the graft
Tying increase of eighteen per cent, nearly.
The southern press., 1851-08-06
YORK, 1856

And the same paper informs us that the total
receipts of California gold at the mint, up to
August 1, but slightly exceeds twenty three
millions Of dollars.
The consequence is, that good deal Of
alarm is visible in the New York stock market
The southern press., 1851-08-06
The Money Market.

1t must have been obvious to the whole coun-
try, that the system of banks and credit has
been rapidly expanding for some time. And it
has been generally supposed that this expansion
was justified and supported by the influx of
California gold. 1t appears now, however, that
more than every dollar of gold we have re-
ceived from California, has been shipped abroad
for foreign goods. We take the following from
the New York Herald:
SHIPMENTS OF SPECIE FROM THE PoRT OF NEW
The southern press., 1851-08-06

land. There were many persons who hAd }ust
reason to complain of the bill, but mono had
greater cause than the Pope, for the declaxfiora
of Lord John Russell and other minisspss laid
trap from which he could scarcely expsck 10
escape. If the bill continued 10 be anyttiwr
but dead letter, there never again wou.d b.
peace in Ireland
Lord Beaumont declared that his cordial anp-
port should be given 10 the bill, regarding Il m
great natioeal protest, which the necessity of
the case had rendered unavoidable.
The Duke Of Wellington had always endeav-
ored to support the provisions Of the great mes-
sure of 1929, hut when the recent proceedings
Of the court Of Rome were brought under his
notice, lie felt at once thai they could not be
passed over without leRisIation. TIE pope had
appointed an Archbishop Of Westminster, had
attempted to exercise authority over the vsry
spot in which the English Parliament was A.
sembled. and under the sanction of this proceed-
ing Cardinh Wiseman made an attack upou he
rights Of the Dean and Chapter of Westm3urapr.
That this was contrary to the true apirjt Of the
laws Of England, no man acquaintsd with them
could doubt, for throughout the whole of our
statutes affecting religion we had carsfnlln A.
stai ed from disturbing the CREST prjnsirttnI Nf
the reformation. n, in their leeisl.t;os, uwm,
this subject. they did what wns pecesssrv -
protecting the religions liberties OF the psosle.
and no more. they might rely upon the cotalsi
support of England and Of the better portjoN of
Ireland He should therefore give his vote with-
out hesitation in favor of the motion thst NE
bill be then read second time. A
The Earl Of MAlmeshury supported the bsl.
but nothing would induce him 70 do q. n -
thonght il could be fairly considered = ~ intst.
Catholic.
Viscount Canning feared that he bin .unirht
Jeopard'ze the great principle Of rsligious fiss-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-11

dseass h.ys no doub, that sossssioH Weua prove s0F'
reign remedy. " ,.,;o.
The second addcndum is continuation 7 ms ihVoeut'on
- tho s,r Of Washington, in the following language:
ce,, Farmer Of your country, heed your words; we
m hcr force as if uttered lhe WIN ups VI hea
and blood Your example teaches us you ullce'ou'e
Ir.ses ne vour public life teaches nsOur sense OF the
vaue of the blessings Of the Union lntse dressings our
tasted and har tasted andstl TASTE NOR
do intend ,bnt those who after s shall be denied
The same hu rutfon Our honor us wei our happiness
s concerned We cannot, we dare not we viii not befay
our sacred trust We will not fitch from postery the trea-
spre in our hands be transmitted 10 other genera
inns The how that gilds the clouds In the heavens the
pillars TINT uphold The rmamrnt may asappear and iall
in The hour appointed BY the will OF God but until that
day comes or SO long our lives nny hs no uhess hano
shall undermine that bright arch of Union and Liberty which
| sims the continent from Washington 10 California.
Fellow citizens must sometimes De tolerant 10 Jolly
md natient a the sight OF the extreme WayWadnrss Uf
men. bur confess that when reflect on the renown of
nm wha, The future hath yet unfold and when see thai
hpre ARE men who find In oil this nothing good nothing
valuable nothing truly euriuus feel that all their
has fled away them, and left The entire control over
their Judgment and their actions 10 insane Jolly and anati
ism and more Than ALL fellow Citizens if the purposes
,.rics und dsnioniSts should be accomplished the
ruric and Intelligent of generation would seek 10 hide
from the Of the world and 20 about 10 lind
dishunnrable graves.
FInw czens take courage; be Of good cheer. We shall
come 10 no such ignoor end. We shall live, and not die
urop the peod allotted several lives, shall
Inue 10 rejoice in the return of this anniversary The ill.,
omen sounds Of flnacism will be hushed; The ghasty
snecrr.s of secession and diSunon will disappear; and the
enemies of united constitutional liberty If their hatred
mi he nppeased To their eve balls rs they
behold the srcady flight of the american eagle his bur-
nished wings for years and years to come.
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From the Philadelphia North American orr,o,,,y,

IMPORTANT ARREST-LARGE REcove cry or COUNTER.
FELT Cos-A very important was made in BALTIMORE
on Saturday, OF man known by the name of William
Sleer who il is alleged has long been engaged in counter
fciting the gold and silver coin Of the United States
District Attorney John '" Ashmead, and U. s. Marshal
Roberts started for Baltimore Saturday morning and a,
four o'clock The afternoon Steer had hearing befrre
u S. Commissioner in that city, Before they left for Bati
more they visited house in Thirteenth street near pon,r
Philadelphia where Stcer resided and there found the inn
pement of his mnt in the character of dies press Sc
and receipt book IN which rccep, for rent shnwon
;ha, the money had been paid the landlord by Ster him
SELF Several Witnesses went 10 Baltimore with Mess-s
Ashmead and Roberts TO Identify the prisoner and establish
his guilt.
After hearing had been had before the Commits.
sioner the prisoner was delivered into the custody of Mar
shall Roberts, to be taken Philadelphia where The crime nj
forgery had been committed This had long been
ed upon chief coner Of false coin in the Union and
understand that the L. ). District Attorney has sr
evidence in his hands TO convict him OF the crime Of tor
gerry. Some 100000 counterfeit coin is said to have been
found upon his premises 10 Thirteenth street. He is TO
Office before Commissioner Heazlitt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-11

FREDERICKSBURG lMPROVEMENTS.-;Ve learn
that r. f. and r. Raruad company preparing TO
build large and commodious Depon this place. Seeing
the improvements which conducting in
new Court House and other public buildings the popular
gantlenlan Presden; Of the road has und=stanh
urged upon The company and succeeded in persuadng trm
10 do their par; towards improving our town.
We verify believe this year is 10 constitute in the
history of Fredericksburg The impetus given BY the civil
authorities improvement will not until she occupies
her proper position amongst her sister of The State
Fred Nens.
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DEATHS,

DIED Union Hotel this city, Sunday July 9th AT Ga
O'Clock NJ WV ANDREW CliiLES. The I'D year oil his
Of Elliott Chics OF Chesterfield county.
DIED. the 9th instant at O'Clock NJ, after short Illness
Typhoid Fever. CHARLES HENRY est OF Caspar anu
Macdane WenllGg-r AGED years aud IN months.
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FINE WHEAT.-A fine specimen of wheat, taken from i
field oil about loo acres been from Fuvanna
heads measuring six and inches and all well filled
with plump grains In the negnborhuod of Palmyra where
this wheat grew the crop of said be superior
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NEW YORK MAEKErS-.IrLY 9.

Elou. seady-ai ut H. UW h5ls nj ~ IL - 10" COM
mon State; G-nesre 81 81 81; Southern 81 III 80
Grain sriiy--sl 1000 bushels Michigan wheat al !U5
cont. for while Genes,c los Corn sten!v
the cotton marHe, depressed and prices drlinei 10
Y cent since ) ties o 800 bales al : 50
r mai!n. plands and Ga 90 mIddiIns CLEANS.
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PHILADELPHIA MAnkEF. July 9-o r. VI.
FIur anli-Sdlcs 500 bni. 81 25 FIR stand
nrd brands; choice: do ST BIZ. Corn Meal 81 81.
Crnn quiet aud the snpy Ill salesf req "hs''
ar 90 O. ~ white d. 95,l02 cent?. Corn dl!-Saes
3 00O .u-'tl> yellow at 80 81 cts.
U,rs ~ "A Cents.
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3 .-I.I,:II rtiUi. pLEAsTItIi ENCUM.iON tRO
MANAGERS OFFIcE-F. NORRIS q CO.. Iucd'
TIE GKAND CAPITAL OF 10000 DOLLARS -


TIE GRAND CAPITAL OF 10000 DOLLARS! ~
SENT TO THIS AGENCY.
Drawing OF rand Consolidated Lottery. Class ~ lure i'm .
81 "a Il II 81 - - g % 81 q 3. u os
n 81 the grand capital OF S3OJJ strnec "
this agency ty K CHAIN, vcni-r.
The rrrd Capital Th,ana Dollars sen, TO This alenc:
Drawing Washington County. Class -, drawn jnc -
- os ID 81 Il 80 II % 6= - 10 " i 81.
Quarter - - the 'id c:ra oi 5000 Returned 20 a
agency by L CHALK. Ncnjcr
Fl Capital Two thousand !isc Hundred Dollars sa
u.is agency ~.
Drawn Nos oi Paapsco Lottery a-s 81 Ga"n Jung fh .'
80 "a d II = Is GG =! ~ % .,
prze OF So 800 returned 10 M atene! !"
D SMITH, Venier. 90. >,
This day. IL "'clcck-Clpiais $3.50 Ep' &c nc
A, ;nrnrtC ,nr.is. sI3.aJ n 500 &c TIcEcts 81.
ORA va Sy.. al SniurhaHni. ~:
II I - 81 % Il II q .. 81 80 :! o. III 81 ~
H.. II e. vs. PURCELL"
4 ,HAye CAPITAL DF $4,000 DOLLAiis sraHi
A1 To n CHAIN Lottery V.udcf. RIchno.d. Va.
Dta xn Nos Grand n,Oiidaei, Class y: . :,
- : .. & n 7 fl % 80 Il "a 64 Il 81 % 81 b
Ticket 81 5000 sent to CiIALk being the largest ':'
this Guy within the last s1 years
~ Drlw!ag oi Washington County, Is:
- is - 81 - IA IL ~ - 10 % u 4"
Ticse, II 81 -. 5000 10 this office.
jnoe Ig-,I EHAiK'S. under Ci:y Hotel.
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We have seen some beautiful massive and richly chased
silver plate presented Mr.. Frederick Boyden, which DO
great credit to the and skill OF Messrs Mitchell d
Tyler Wis silver coffee kettle standing on pedestal win
lamp silver sett consisting OF pieces as follows lea
not sugar dish cream pot s!op bowl Each piece mas
the inscription, "Presened to Frederick Boyden, ny MS
friends Richmond Va July 1872 On the reverse side OF
each piece, ST. b.
This silver may be seen at Mitchell & Tylers Jewellery
Store, for a few days.
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We invite attention the Commencement OF the Rich
mond College, be held this evening at the First Bapust
Church. Five Students will graduate and deliver addresses
interspcrsed with music.
Professor Dabney of Washington College, has been ap.
pointed by the Board Of Trustees additional professor
in Richmond College.
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We are glad furnish std evidence Of the impro
wing prospects of q venerable and valuable institution:
WILLIAM AND MARY COL

WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
We attended The commencement Of William and Mary
College, the 4th inst, and never more gratiheo
with visit 10 our Alma Mater.
AT early hour large number of Indies and gentlemen
of Williamsburg and the adjacent Counties and visitors from
other PORTIONS m the State assembled in the Cilege Chaoe
forming brilliant audience which might have unnerved the
pacsed After the exercises Of the day were
opened by prayer addresses delivered by Mcssrs Ma
King George and johnson OF linnis ,Bdchers
Arts and Messrs Napier Of Alabama Christian of Charles
CITY, and Blame Huax, Bachelors Of Law, which cvin-
ced much erudliion mental training These young gen.
enen may well be proud OF the applause which greeted
their .rls Honorary degrees were then conferred the
graduates and certificates vi good conduct and proficiency
students who had distinguished themselves in their
respective classes.
We listened with great nteres, 10 the vaIdctoy address
the President the College He briefly planned the
Of instruction pursued and the successful eurt made
mnsle the knowledge of religious truth with the acquis
ton OF pure science and then few eloquent remarks
babe the students adieu exortng them keep always
fore them the bright example OF their elder brethren-ar
shall and Madsun and Wythe and Lce-und To emulate The
deeds which had gained for these Alumni of William and
Mary a;ing place in the hearts of their countrymen.
We rejoice That the causes which temporarily depressed
this venerable College are rapidly passing away for apart
communicable State pride In an Institution, which trained to
usefulness and thuse ustruus whose lives
part aud the proudes part of the history of this renowned
The College is now established on firm oundaton-and
know Of eruy institution which affords greater ia
ciles student. which deserves public cUn
The President Right Rev. Bishop Johns is distin
gnisned for his ubaniy and intellectual requirements and
possessing eminent degree That rareSt oil all gifts
oquenee-so potent in The government of young He
is ably supported in the management OF the College by
Professors all of whom avoraby known in the iteury
world.
The prospects for the session. informed, ore
very cheering and satisfied from our own ooseva
ton the Alumni scattered throughout the Stnleand
what county in the Commonwealth is not adorned by gradu
of William and Mary would now exert themselves for
their Alma Mater her halls would be filled 10 overfowing
She ought and does look them for support Let them zeal
ousy sustain her. and the latter days of this old Institution
famous the of American statesmen VIII DC more
prosperous than her formsr-So it be. ALUMNUS.
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Sales Of Tobacco By Deanc d. Bro"n for he 'ee" ending
THURSDAY Erening, J"ty ~:
Mr. John II. Mallory ~" Louisa hhd AT SD, al al AZ
II 50-part his crop Mr.. W. l.. BoawiigEi Ul Cunoef.
land Ind at $40 80 Qugs) al l. Mr. W. r. Jones OF
F!uvanna hhd ut st3 At 9. Mr. Bag BreoKs 9" BucS-
ughum hht. at so rs at 10 81 part his crop MI
Geo Rves Anemarle II hnds. from to 81 % Miss D;
Wooison Of Aapomaitex, Ind. at 81 % at a. al g.
ugs) at TO- Mr.. E. a. DicSerson Of Nelson hha. a.
50 at IS ut 5. Doct. B. Anderson ot Finvannd,
md. al SIS at so, al IS, ut 6 Qugs). Nh T. H.
FaTrar Of Nelson ind. al So att SIX AZ tu MrS
Royster of North Carolina, hid al SO 70, 1T 10
nar, his crop Mr.. f. w. Smith nf Cumberland. h.c at
slO is | at 10 25, , at 9. at IS al az 4 W. r.
jackson Of Cumperland HID. At SIP N III So at 49,
at 9 62H | a, 25. | nj Is IS. nj b 0eS. M r: l..
Whitehead Nelson, hid. nj 50 SIs at 49, M oU
ats so uugs) Mr. l.. Ball ut Nelson, hhG Al Sl5 70
a, 362S lu6 hs in pr";nscuous bots from "a ~ I" IS oo
TOBACCU-The Inspections 10 the 1T July amount 10
only about u 200 hhs with much worse prospect lnt
crop this Than The period last Year Today tefe
was much more market IMAM al any H'h
during the week. and advance oi nj least % c'S on all
descriptions OF shipping. Manufacturing qualities were
much higher ,. ,ou, ua
FLOUK-Therc has been quite an active demand and
hes Of Richmond nspecrior have been made Isl 81 %
Some small parcel, ScnTrsvIlie at 81 81 from si"e
WHEAT-Tne nuv transactions, yet reported were a.
10 cents sold Nurrhrrn oicr Tor nnm"nIat" delivery
CORN We hear Of transact 'ns ~ late Ia report.
DEANE & BROWN.
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MANUFACTURES OF BANKS &c.
Hartford TT JrSE 26ih-The Legislature to-day pass
ed bits charering four Banks Of which is located
Hartford, with capital o S50O,QO0.
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On the lst of JULY Mr. J. Mdeberger Smith took posses
sion of the American Hotel In consequence Of the repairs
and improvements going he has not had lar chance
but his table excellent showing that he is master OF Inc
business The American Hotel will be among the best in
he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-11

JENNY LIND IN THE "LAND OF STEADY HAB-
ITS-A dispatch IF TN Hartford, dated the 9th, announces
Jennys Fourth Church, Saturday evening" in
The folio wing words:
The tickets up by spectators 10 s. and $40 each
The audience nevertheless filled the church, and crowd Of
1000 people, who could ricketts, assembled around the
building The windows and blinds Of the church cused
prevent outsiders from hearing. This caused great
tumu and the mob shouted and cheered that It was al
impossible "r the audience hear the singing Some
windows smashed and knock downs occur
rod in the crowd which did not dispense for hour after the
concert closed Every the ticket cu ltors and
the the tickets disposed Of Thisis Ill much
excitement. and while write there is one hun
ded opposite the State House, denouncns the swim
ding operation The mob the church last night was
dense that Jenny struggled through back door
the closed and took the for Springfield
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,sitili.sL tiEt';i..ss..

!ltntAh !Ut.!.s...
1'',E7 ~ :! 77077lI lily 10 -
-1ll..I1 80,
sehr Charles Whi;ery, Capt rAy!'r' 'e" York; Day
Daniel Baker, d..
Mary Ann, Capt .Jord"n Philadelphia, Coal.
SAILED,
Mrrak, Capt. REEVES, ~ T.
" Charles Kent. Cant y nth. PhI1d'loha.
.soAT sPIKEs.-Doa, >p,ar. of si by
- SMITH & ROBERTS,
July II y IN .t.rt
nERNIIG-, COFFEE, &c.
BBl.S y" ii"rrns'
ID :. <es snrs%,. G:re' Vino
~ ,.rsrs I"r!on rurer
Receiving and for Atc by
July II nuNULEY, NoRvEIL & JONES
BY THE GoyERNoR OF TiNGINIA.
PROCLAMATION
1 mas J. Had "'t iri. OF Putnam ouns
charssi win r,e sealing md, hi esra"n "r ao" The si. o"
rrrf'fe b. Ie' re"a' .! MY DO lag oay ?s"r Gsr
Ian ~ Pa C'umts: !" fetie al oreis
Common .rah anI military. and rrI"s, III" go" s
generally b--i procure ,hc aft"sio tile 'a'i
IiIid!, tut he may BE- hr"usni 10 justice
under my ha"a ~ "'e"mf a unier ae Lesser sal OF
saAL IN, the rs"% 3S join i Flurn
r,Iv .irsr a. Anon, - wear, OF age al,t et nche.
gHar, ; MS cheek. sand 10 have "" nat ~
, rife bal July II cot
d q LIGII rFUi. PLEASURE EXCLUSION FROM
WaLkEKTDN TO OLD P,i>T NORFOLK AID + -, NY
YARD ar PORTSMOUTH. Bi TIE STEAMER STAY
'sNE SAFE ""i r"'nof"E'e steamer STAR ~'li IL
pace. Saturday i?t' ." Jlly leaving
WEson ahou soc!ocS NJ stopping 1t all the Landings % ne
Rrurnins-Lc,ve SarclE on he following TmrslaY Welae
day. u'j'rty al the = ssrnsers in': decide ~
sion, am lie OLD he ANY
Ya"l Ia! s p rcn"S, ivsmia ari the Nav,i ricfl,a,
GA tue baud 81 20 I!nm Music Viii be Attendance ao
the lowest ciy priccs
Passage Tor the round til. 81 "
thirea and servants hal p.ic" ,c ~
Luiy list X. b WRIGHT Agenh
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On motion the Convention again resolved itself into Com

On mniIn The COnvrlinn again resolved tseIE into COM
nirrrc nf the Whole upon the Legislative Report.
Mr. GooDE STRIKE the 9th section and To in
se the following in lieu thcIeo ''Nhenrver after the first
tav Of January 1852 law shall be passed. authorizing The
creation Of public debt II hi be provided IN The same act
sum money shall De apart annually trum the rcvcn
Of the equal III cent the amount Of
the said dchf and shall br applied annually towards The pay
nrnt of the interest and principal of the Debt authorized by
the act until the entire debt shall paid which time The
provision pr raising the said Of per cent shall
pire"
Mr. TAYLOR moved strike from the 9th section the words
"ur some of the States OF the Union" Rejected
Mr. HuSrER add after the words, land the fund
for internal improvements sum equal per cent in the
9Th section the words "nn four millions" Rejected.
On motion the committee rose and then. motion, the
Convention adjourned.
lin the list of members voting against the reconsideration
of hc COMPROMISES Of the basis question, the Of MIR
Bolts was accidentally omitted. He voted aganst the
sideIa lion.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MiRKET-JuLY H.
Beef Cattle-Scalc weight 81 80 10 50 10.
Hogs-Net So 90.
Sheep-Net, 81 so to So So in quality, ard the suppl
is ample. J3Cob Saooh
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ODD FELLOWS HALL:
POSI1IVELY THE LAST NIGHT.

PUSI IIpE III. I>iSi .NILHI
FRIDAY, JULY II, =.
yHTI.T. OPEN THIS EVENING. The largest Painting J" Va
W WorII,!. HCTCHiEG:S t'ran Now s panoraTin" III
and Shores Of the Mediterranean The pip"I'l WI" '
In0sIns Every EsenIu. III the week. ut 50 O'clock f.,
adni.aou ,,rt. M, h, ,,rr- IulY IL"
lib EAGLE SQUARE. 49,,
DARKER. BAALY NlMMD. have te'eiVc! o'
4 Black Lace SAH1 ANA Points, Lace 80
Festooncu ku Swiss Edges and nsertIng, Kid Gloves Im
Bares-s and Ilrrnaui. Thread Edges. sc "o-.-
4pfASTED.-A gentleman, NrsinIin am
w OF The University Virginia. qualified - trAI op
Ancient Languages. Cnrny 'he Ettnenss " sl
malics n:luiins Algebra Geometry besides the usuA
Branches desire. a u,ri"n Assistant or Pncifa ~ ri
Iege Academy private School Mos satisfactory
ven. Address A. b. e., Klchmond, va June
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iaoAT sPIiEs.Bcnt Splhcs of nsc"r ri s1e. ,I by
- SMITH i ROBERTS,
July ~ VI .t',rL