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I J. STAFF, NOS. 10 AND IL ANN STREET EEyp
-. to the hraeum, trs Tor ale Scotch Alts *
sens, " Ytuurr, J, Csmphau y CO Edinburg, in hno
trder Londsr md PhladoiphiA Porter Ais Vince,
bftndiss, hhlakiea Ctn, Rum. warranted pure.
G6LlF -aENtLBAEN CROSSING Tue 18TH.
~ mus can DO furnished at Stans Bottlins GssRbhh-
mcns with abotNe OF haBk Of Wne BRANDY or aay
thing In Tho way Of Spiritual 10 countrAct che effect OF oAi
water. No IN Ann ssreob next 70 the American Museum
M Z. PETERS SEQ IMPORTERS OF WINES BRAN:
sand sogsrs 500 Broadway invite me ss.sn ns =.
Wholesale and retail BUYERS TO her extensys ssSDs VIZ
Brandies pale snd BurguHiy k,sSs sy ns cs,as
Oporto, sherry, Lisbon, Champsgra Hook sno Sarea
wines, Jsmacs and ST. Croix Rum swan 0in scotch and
Irish Whksy London Porter snd brown ana Soosen
East India Pale Alc Havans seaars w. Nc Fhe9s
Lar attention pAid " eepayy erdsE"
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BOARD WANTED-BY a SINGLE YOUNG GENTLE
- man, in the vicinity o. the Park, OF Bread way
The room Dust be situated IN sush that ire 70
ueed In IT, either crate stove Address Alex Al
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BOARD WANTED-BY TWO YOUNG MEN AND
~ their wiyee. from March lat with pleasant and
full board location not above Chamhera street, II suited
will be permanent; terms must 30 moderate AddresJ
NJ ncrri oufr
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sSAATEER WANTED, WITH a CASH CAPITAL or
5000 OF s6lO in an already estaolfhed house for tho
LALsporirg q watch Materials tools 80. porson Of
paecs hnewledse In this business preferred
communications addressed to II. X, Herald once
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pOARD wANTEp-A LADY OF RETIRED HABITS,
- who 10 Employed from home during the day wishes board
and neat retired private family whore, when ths
returns from business she enjoy the comforts 81 ahoms
libersl mpens ation paid Adarets a. N. p Broadway
PoGs office.
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BOARD WANTED-APARTMENTS FOR GENTLE
- man, his wife, two chiidrt ana servant With private
tabla Address box 1 1877 Post Once.
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DOARD WANTED.-A GENTLEMAN WISHES A
ID furpih room with breahfast, ia pryste family,
and nll board his slater lady IL would be
frste tho lady could give intruatione on tho pisaoort
20
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GO0n-A LADY OF FE5PEcTABILITY SHosE
WXOO hnsband Is sbfent, a DESTROYS Of loaniEs from
$500. for viii ch the will furnish him rooms With
partial board and all the comforts home Address Yyc
allen, Herald Office.
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WANTEDBY REsPECrADLE GERMAN MAN, A
w situation rs Wser in private family sp axis the
Eng0h snd French languages aud understn do h business
thoroughly Tho best Of city references given Please call
at No. 80 Bowery Ia the store from 10 TO IL O'clock FOR
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BOARD WANTED FOR coy. SIX YEARS OF AGE;
- the country preferred left G.. A., Hera
ofhes for six days. viii be atten ied 70.
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I oFDoN AND DURHAM hU:TARD. WARRANTED
IL pure and OF the finest quality in bottles
guaranteed 20 keep good In my climate. Druggists
Hotel kec pers and shpper1 will find tho choicest
ever offered, at the United staes Pickle Sauce and
serve Warehouse Of GEO. RAPHAEL, 262 Pearl street..
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BOARD wANTED-ToR A GENTLEMAN, LADY,
- muse snd infant above Blescker etreet In house
with modern improvements address b. Broadway Poss
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DOARD.-WANTED by YOUNG GENTLEMAN, A.
- with partial board with private family mp
town The house must contain bath. References ex-
chsEged. Please address A. IL. =, Herald office.
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YOUNG MEN CAN RAISE FINE PAIR OF WHiSK.
eTs within four weeks, by using Aoores Recipe. in
The only thing tina. will sko the s upon the
II warranted 20 DO free from all luxurious subssa1
rev York. ~'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-10

KTIFICIAh LEECHES- ALEXANDRES PATENT.
- ny this invention families have ak twelve
Leeehes always ready for and easily applied,
trihng cost when compared TO The oypenge roubIc
the disgusting reptile. Depot Isl fulton street. Herald
buildings.
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HCUSgKEEpERS SHOULD EXAMINE THE JILyxR
Plated Table Ware ties Gets store, balket plated
on German silver forks % TO 81 dozen. 81
will bear engraving equal to silver
PENDANTS brackets sosr lamns cutlery trays
&c.. at MORGAh'S l52 W1m asrees between Fulton and
Ann. opposite the church
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nhN1BU2ES OMNIBUS PRoPRI EroR5 AND MAEu,
~ faeturers wishing to nnyts Patent Stepg can
tan riaht in the sane by applying to Wn. d. Hoy IS
NINTH Avenue The undersIn usng the Patens ESeps
ana highly recommend them:-K kip s, Brown. Ward q
loungs Gsrrison Merriam Brown Jimmerssn Co.. jos.
GlenA "a Tho subaorter having Letters Patent dated
Nay ~ 1851 for Tho above hereby cautions all soreonp
again o. any Infringement of I'll,
WV. II. H0YT. go Ninth avenue. New York.
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BOARD WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN And WIFE,
a In private family. whore the comforts Of homo
mhy be reslzd Any family vihng parm .rders.
mas address, for this week. Wism Roe Herald oiHoe.
Terms ate. Good refer given.
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WAsTED--BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG woEAN.
situation TO do plain cooking,
Washing and ironing and bake we'll hasno objection
do chamberwok aud assiss in waiting Can give sooa
city reference Can bo seem days. ~ l79 Ludlow
street in the rear. Has objection TO 20 shors DISTANCE
In COUNTRY
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mo WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CLOTHIERy-
Il Wanted-By . frstolsss Salesman a situation ia a
Ciothng ouse He has had ten experience in
pueness In this city; will guarantee to influence con-
I'D sde in snouas Of rade yearly present
tion, ~ ~ s' Wv" "'''A'
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Two LIQUOR DEALERS AND oTHgR5-FoR SALE,
ono ofthe very hest stands IN the city Of Br,oayn. for
tho liquor business eituated tho Forr Teras
Gonable. PoI particulars, IN qure Of HOOD HaYVAED
corner of Delaney q. Chrystio streets. New York
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ID GA r DI N C.--WANTED TO TAKE LADY To
~ board, or lady md her husband Ono who live
plain will be accommodates reasonably There
boarders Inquire at s Lsurens street, rear ase-
ment, few doors above Prince street.
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PUBLIC LECTURES.

HOPE CHAPEL-IHE SECOND LECTURE I'm Eng
sh) Of Mr. Davids COURSE will be delivered this
ing st eight O'Clock precisely subjsc.- History and
huence Of Sacred aud Theatrical Music ste,m Org4ns
Stores in Broadway, and st the door in the evening"
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T2IHE FAMILY GROCERY STORE FOR gaLE-si-
tuate in of thu largest and ost Respectable tho
rorgares in the city fitted complete with choioo cod
deajrs bic stock Of Wines lease Of ut 10
rent viii bc sold low for oas the going
the aholea ale tsade Address Security" box 927 shs
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WANTED-AT A BARGAIN, FOR READY CASH A
w secondhand but good Piano. from 6a 10 ootaves
Any person wishing to dispose such instruments may
hear Of purchaser by addressing Piano, at shis Office
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

NOR sALE-A BAY MARE. WITH NEW GARLAND
harness, suitable for carpet 8tore or butahec The
horse ia ct traveller Can tros mile in lee, th N three
viii be sold AZ moderate price. Inquire at Il
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0 Snn TO s10G0-A YOUNG AND INDUSTRIOUS
WpOO man, having at command either Of these sucrr,
and dsfous of Investing tho same in perfectly and
highly lucrative butnees, may hear opportunity %
addressing, (post paid with O. n. ~, Hsrad
l Office
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MUSICAL,

MUsICaL.:-FIiNo3 TUNED FOR rs CENrs.-THI
IVA subscriber continues TO tune and repar
reesor terms Orders ler sen by posi- At the fanc
store T Greenwich street, Corsons Dying establishment
6b Bowery ~ Fourth street, at % Tark ave
nue., Jersey City, will be properly asten aed 20.
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SPECIAL NOTICE..

HOLLECTOR'S NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED.
Collector tho town Of Greerburx the eoun ty of
Westcheer herby gives notice resident
will meet them st Csrks anse HOTEL No 1877
Chs street New York Thursday neat February
rom ~ o'clock, A. to p n. to receive their taxes
Tsrytown, February g. 1852. JOHN DEREVERE
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- BxOVAL -ALFAED EDWARDS l. co. HAVE RE-
~ moved their store 10 Nc Park Place. whore they offer
for sale largo and assortment of silk goods Counters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-10

A FARM FOR BALE. SITUATED ON THE LINE OF
n tho New York and New Unv Railroad between Rye
md HanrToneak statn about milo from tho later,
ootanng 10 aeres On tho premises arc csrriago hous
class Tho los alton Ia elevated and
healthy tho prospect handsome and tho land Tho
is and location Of ths proporty 10 well adapted to spen
did improvements for the residence Of gentleman DESIRING
daily sccass TO the city. Apply on the premces, %
DAVID r. HAL3rEAD.
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nRAFTS FOR SALE, PAYABLE AT ANY BANK IN
~ Great Britain AMI Ireland Parcels forwarded to
"a rarts q the worls, by EpTARDs, Sanford Co.
lTped cleared arrival and forwarded With she utmost
dispatch. Bills collected &c. 30. Bank Of Engsni No.ea
aud S0vGroigns wanted.
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BOARD WANTED IN A FRENCH FAMILY by
~ gentier r'tsn, who ishes 20 learn
tho lapAu,eo. Address J. n. NJ. Herald oihos.
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WANTED IMMEDIATcLY-A MALE WAITER, WHO
w will also be required to 70 errsnds Apply 40 liz
Chambers etreek.
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a YOUNG WOMAN. A PROTESTANT. WHO Is EX
periencad in the child en-, wishes
o. Chdlea Nurse or shsmbormad; is an excellent pau
to short distance In ,he Will DO heard
TOR two days BY addressing line A. d. Chatham
Office.
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<tNE ANTS
~
A DAoUEHREoTYPB APPARATUS, COMPLETE
"A with thorough instruction for fifty dollars on
tie cxperenc snd scientific 10 tho conn
try. Good II atrumen9 for young going Csorni-.
Arply ut williamson Gallery, 23I Fulton Btroes, Brook.
In, opposite Cloto Hose
TINE AFTs-DEfEG INVITED TO THE GsAND
opening OF Thompson Sons n ssnifcent ssloon, No.
$50 and after examining the derens branches
Eokmsn5p our attention was more PARTICULARLY called 20
o manner 10 which TO Painting and Gilong designed
md executed and BY uqurz informed pen ser
GEO W. HAJER. s52 Third avenue corner Of Twenty.
third street. Who have had occaeion Of referring 70
IN cur oslurnno 20 the public In general
y1TNE ARTs-CoIoRED DAGUERREoTypgs roR
y Fifty Cents SOS skglgh Rooms, lo5 goyery DO.
ester and Grand ptrtss the Ia
tho city whore sho best skrght handsomely
ootrtd and eheeIed arc tateb for BY Cents
fAotcn IL aiycn.
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WANTED-A BITUATIoN BY REsPCCTABLE
Erslsh woman, as Housekeeper or Cook Understands
her work perfectly we'll Tho beet city reference from her
sH place Can tefeen or two days. ~ calling At 10 Dee.
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w ANTED-A GOOD DAGUERaEOTYPE PLATE
w Cleaner Apply at BeADY'S Gallery. 25 Broadway.

WANTED-FAMILlESW WISHING TO ENGAGE EX-
w ceent will find 10 their advantage 70 APP
ply st ,he Select Prosestsnt agency csrmine stree
1T the Society 6 Chambers srse where but
nts Of good character admitted American Eng
sh Scotch Ireh German and eolored servants every
al at on hard
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WANTS.

WAETED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN.
w situation to do he general housework OF pri
waite family; she lie frat rate washer irone and hss
1ten tao in her last place Can days
at No. Amity place between Biesoker and Ami.y 1treet
room NO q with The best city reference.
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At A. LARGE ASsEMBLAGE OF TIE Settlers
"A and friends Of the Knckerbocker House, of
Goaverneur and Division sreets Saturday evening 7h
ust by request Professor Jones presented TO Mr. O.
and Judge F. Two splendid medals. The recipients
turned thanks Wry becoming after which th,
company were invited to parako of symptoms COLLATION..
Tossts and s were exchanged and the company
broke up 81 Tate hour highly delighted with the enter
sinments of the evening D. The medsis be seen at
the bar Of The above named houeaftr week.
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taste ofScott's quality, that it became inspired
with the highest expectations for the future of
the yonng soldier. The President ordered
him to repair to Albany to concert certain i'm
portant arrangements with Governor Tomp.
kins, and To provide the supplies for the ap-
proaching campaign. Having discharged this
service, he was next ordered to Buffalo,
upon no less important duty than to organ
ze, discipline, and instruct an army of new
recruits, there being mustered into service
On the 9th ofMarcb, 1914, he was appointed
brigadier general. by President Madison, at
the early age ef tweniy-seven and immediate
ly entered upon this important duty. We had
hei etoioro used the Prussian system Of tactics;
Scott introduced ut once the far more perfect
modern French system, and the one we still
employ. The new recruits were Immediate
ly put under efficient drill. The army was
converted into vast military school, and kept
necessarily employed uutil it was thoroughly
trained, and completely fitted for all the ext
geneles of hard service and a rigorous cam
paign. Scott laborcd for months with untir-
ing industry, until he felt assured we had at
least army ftedto cope with the best
troops Of Great Britain. He had taken in
hand n body of raw militia, without drill and
without experience, and at the end Of three
months had converted them into we'll discip-
lined and invineibe corps, which soon showed
selfable TO conquer the renowned veterans Of
Wellington himself
SCOTT CROSSES THE NIAGARA FRoNrIER.-roRT
ERIE TAKEN.
Gen. Brown, commander-n.chicf of the
army, returned to Buffalo the latter part of
June. Preparations were Immediately made
TO invade Canada. Early In the morning of
the 3rd of July, SCOTS brigade, with the ar
tillery corps Of Maj. Hindmand crossed the
river and landed below Fort Erie, while Rip
ley's brigade crossed over and landed above.
Scott led the van Fort Erie surrendered at
discretion and hundred and forty prisoners
fell into our hands.
To RE CONTINUED.
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II TOTICE.--JAMEs RIVER LAND

~ FOR SALE.-The undersigned wishes to move
Texas this fall and offers his desirable lands for sale,
In the county Of Botetourt, Virginia, lying james
River twenty miles above buchanan, where the Packet
boatz There isupwards Of Eight Hundred
Acres in the home ract-and one hundred and fifty
acros of low ground-plenty of Timber, md good
portion of wheat land on it. The house live in Is
49, TWO STORY BRICK BUILDING pas q
l:il sage and nine A fine Brick Mill, .-&--
pnir OF runners in it, GOOD Snw Mill large Store
and Lumber House n cet long q wide, lnrge frame
Barn ~ feet long "a feet wide nnd all necessary out
buildngs-hnc meadows, good Orchard OF selected
Fruits, in good neigborhood and fine wnter us Is
in the county The other is n story house with
four rooms five hundred ynrds of in fine situaton,all
out buildings requisite it. The other tract is orc
mile below the river OF 81 Acres, hundred in
Of the bost low ground james Riyer-two good To-
bnecO houaes-a well ofas ins could be wish
cd for There is good turnpike running from this
place to the Sweet Springs 80 mes-3 miles to Daggers
Springs. offer this property privately to the last OF
June. If sell will let ii be known in the papers-if
sold privately will sell public auction onthe 18th
day of August, if fair if the next fair day To any
gentleman wishing the land, will be present to
show il any time. tits seldom that such land IL IN
market the whole being in fine state of cultivation
The River is navignble for small boats TO Coyngton,
thirty miles above this place.
June 7-2twdGct1SA JOHN Shirley.
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srAnLER,s Alternative

valuable remedy for IDDuy7ties ~ The Blood Erysi-
pclns, Boils, Salt -Rheum, Milk Crust. Rheumatisin,
bronchitis, Engorgcd Tonsis, Sore Throat, Dropsy,
Ulcers ON tho legs, Swoled Glands, Deranged Liver,
Oppression Palpimiion of the Heart letter, &c. &c.
Prepared by II. II. STABLER, Alexandria, Va
All of the above paiuabie preparations, for sale by
X. STABLER 81 co,
iy 1--otwdAc3m Lynchburg. Va.
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Accommodation Train.

VIRGINIA AID TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
hN and nfter Thursday, the 10Th, Freight Train
" with Passenger Gar attached, will lcave Lynch
burg daily Saturday and Sunday excepted) o'clock
p. M, and leave Butord's duly, (Sundoy aud Monday
excepted) at 64 o'clock, a NJ
Freight intended for this tnin accompanied by two
dy tickets, must be delivered in The Depot before
set the previous eyerng Alreights must be pre- rnid
aug l0--dts THDS. JEI,LIS AT
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
JAMES MCDONALD EDITOR.
TERNS.

Tic XGRGfN1AN Is published daily So anl semi weekly at
s. per in advance No subscription Is taken Tor shorter
ous and paper Is discontinued except at
option Of tie fnpretors uat all arrearages shall have
been pail.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted for 80 cents per sluare,
every form insertion aud 81 cts for every outer
one Of insertions not marked on the Ms II
viii be published ti and charged accordingly
The YEARLY nrctor the privilege Of two squares,
daily 500 weekly s4o; for square daily $50 emiWeeky
s2-if form, daily SO scmweaky So Every yearly
advertiser viii be required TO eonhne his advertising to his par
he exceed the space stipulated
he will be- charged ratalIy for the
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CuIILs AND FEyERs.

Aguo Biliona Kemlttcni md Nefvous Fevers, Gone
r,l Weakness Wenrncss in the Limbs. Chronic Dcbli-
~, Janndiee Dyspepsia, &c, mny bo cured by STA
BLER'S Grcm AgUc and Fcper Specific.
~ None genuine without the signature X. H. STA
BIER, M. u.
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iINCHBURG,
RICHMOND.


]
VI HAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE. RIcnnosn,
NA.-The fifteenth annual course of Lectures in this
Institution will commence MONDAY, The lth OF
October, aud continue until the ensuing March
X. l.. BOlANNAN, NJ d, Profes sor of Ohsietrics
oi diseases of Women and Children.
l.. w. CIIAMBERLAYNE, NJ. D. Professor of
Muteria Melca aud Therapeutic.
s. MAUPlN. NJ D.. Professor Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy
CHAs. BELL GIBSON, NJ. d. Professor Surgery
and Su gicul Anatomy.
CARTER P,JOnNSON, NJ. D.. Professor of Anato
my and Physiology
DAVID IL. TUCKER, NJ. D.. Professor of the The
ory and Practice of Medicine.
A. Il. PEIIGOLAS, NJ. D.. Dcmonstrator If Annio.
my.
The stuly Of Practical Anatomy may he prosecuted
with the most ample facilities nnd inconsidcrube ey
pense.
CLINICAL LECTURES ure regularly given at the
College lnfrmary and Richmond Almshouse
j he lnhrmary, under thesumc roof with the College
and subject to the entire control Of the Faculty is alt
times well filed with Medical and Surgical cases and
furnishes peculiar faciitirs for clinical Instruction.
Many Surgical Operations performed in presence of
the class; and the student being freely admitted the
wards enjoys under the guidance of the Proc
usual opportunities for becoming familiar with the symp
toms, diagnosis and treatment of disease
EAPENSES.-Matriculutio Fee s., Professors
tees (aggregate) SlO5i Demonstrators fee Sl0 Gudu
alton fee $25.
The price of bonrd, including fuel, lights and SER
wants attendance is usually So to 50 10 per week
The Catalogue &c containing fuller information
corning the Institution will be forwarded those APP
plying forit specific enquiries will be answered by
letter. S MAuPIN, NJ. D.,
.ly 2B--2twdhc7f Dean of the Fncnlt,.
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,mOLERA, Diarr,,Ga. Cholera M or

" bus, Choiic, Cromp, Gripping Pains IN the Bowels,
Spnsmodc nnd Nervous Disorders &c, nny be eheetu-
ally cured by STABLER'S Great Summer Remedy.
~ None genuine without tho signature, X. ii. STA
BRER, M d.
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La HsT lsaz.g.sssg1 VIRGINIA AND TEN
Essx sx1Hc9En-tn. NESSEE RAREROA

NOTICE TO ONNEkS OF SLAVES.-No Slave
viii be permitted ride the Roilrond cars, with
, ut sieciH mfoiea permission from his her owner
or the agent guardian o. the owner, unless nccampa
MED 10y the person otherwise entitled lhe
service, Such permit must be given in duplicate
of which will be retained by the Conductor of the Train
CHAS. + NJ. GARNETT,
mnrfh ISIS Chief Engineer
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Richmond, Aug. 28-ts
STEAm MARBLE WORKS.

CTEAW MA EeBEE WORK -
y JOHN +. ROGERS has removed his MarbeW orl,s
10 the Of Manand Sth streets. wherewibe found
n fine 3sormont of Egyptian, ltnlian md American
Marble, Monuments, Iombs, Grave Stones, Mantel
Pieces of every description, WaP ntes, Fronts &c
Any design in carving executed in the beatest mnn-
Orders. from the country, with city reference,
promptly attended 10.
Mr. r having served his apprenticeship in one of the
largest establishments in New York city. and having
much experience in the business att"rf himself that
all work executed at his shop will give entire satisuc
ton as my done North or South.
Richmond. July 1i-lyd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16

4 fABELE EBOt SG, LyHCNDUTE, ~
" The undersigned takcs this method otintorming his
friends and the public generally ihat he has leased tor
II term of years the GABELL HOUSE, and will close II
the 5th of July and open the 10Th OF August II
will undergou thoreus rtpeir from To bottom and
be fnrn; shed with NEW FURNITURE OUT AND OUT
III he ask. call aud if entire satisfaction is not given
40 rlnrgr viii be made He has sl4o leased LHtoifs
Sia5i,S. the best ii the city which will be furnished
With plenty of Provcnder, and attentive Ostlers.
~ vi2-ltf G. W. A. RAlNE. Proprietor