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BURIED ALIvE.-A late number of the lon.
don Weekly Times relates the following ain.
gular story:
An ofhcer OF artillery, man of gigantic
stature and robust health, being thrown from
an unmanageable horse, received a yerv seve,a
confusion upon the head, which rendered him
lnsensible at once. The skull was sIigh,iv
fractured, but no immediate danger was appre.
hended. Irepanning was ACCOMPLISHED sue.
cessfuliy. He was bled, and many other of
tne ordinary means OF relief were adopted
GRADUALLY, however, he fell into more helm.
less state OF stupOr; and finally il was thougbt
that he died. The weather was warm. and
he was buried with indecent haste, in one of
the public cemeteries. His funeral took MACE
on Thursday.
son Sunday following, the grounds of ,be
cemetery were, as usual, much thronped with
visitors; and, about noon, an immense excite.
ment was created by the declaration of pea
SAINT that, while he was sitting upon the grave
OF the ottlcer, he had distinctly felt commo.
ton OF the earth, as if occasoned by some one
struggling beneath. At first little attention
was paid to the mans asseveration, but his
evident terror, and the logged obstinacy with
winch ne persisted In his story, had at length
their natural effect upon the crowd.
Spades were hurriedly procured, and the
grave, which was shamefully shallow, was in
q lew minutes, 30 far thrown open that the
head OF lts occupant appeared. He was then
seemingly dead but he sat nearly erect in
his coffin, the lid of which, in his furious strug.
giles, he had partially upifted. He was forth.
with conveyed TO the nearest hospital, and
there pronounced to be still living, although in
an aspytic condition.
;. Alter some hours he revived, recognised in
dlviduals OF his acquaintance, and in broken
sentences, spoke OF his agonies in the grave
From what he related, il was clear that he
must have been conscious Of life for more than
an hour while inhumed, before Iapsing ipto
,nsensloIilfy; The grave was carelessly and
loosely filled with loose, porous soil; and thus
some air was necessarily admitted. He heard
the footsteps Of the crowd overhead, and en-
deavored 10 make himself heard in turn. Il
was the lumult within the grounds Of the Gem.
etery, he said, which appeared to awaken him
from deep sleep; but no sooner was he
awake than he became fully aware Of the aw.
tul horrors OF his position.
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- FOR RENT-That most desirable Store
- on Main street. next below Col Titus Rice's
tor some time past occupied By Messrs Drake e.
Lorrson, dealers in Carriages. This is considered
one OF the best stands on Mtin street tor a large
.irocery, Dry Goods or Clothing business The
mouse is large and would be found convenient in
almost any line of business beng situsted iu the
best business part of the city, about equi distant
from two OF the railroad depots. Possession may
be had in few days. Rent 800 per annum
TOLER COOK,
au General Agents.
d. FOR RENT-The upper part of the
81 house occupied by Mr. David B. Franklin on
Broad street Il has FIVE good rooms and two
closets, and in the yard are good kitchen and a
hydrant. The premises have lately been repaired
throughout, and may be taken in posses sion imme.
diately' ct very low rent say $3.50
TOLER COOK,
au . General Agents.
o. FOK RENT, for the balance Of the wear.
Il the Brick Tenement on Main street. between
Ith and Sth at present occupied oy the subscriber
The House is in good repair, ia near the centre of
business, and possesses many conveDences as a
family residence. Rent $500 per annum Apply
on the premises or to the subscribed the store Of
T. r. Price & Co.
jy 3o-l6t RICH'D C. HALL.
IT. HOUSE FOR RENT.-Ihe Brick
MI Dwelling on 7th street, near the residence of
Capt. VIM. Y. Sheppard, at present occupied by
~ "A. VI. odic IoseeseiOn gwen In lew 0ays-
Rent 5000 per annum. TOLER COOK,
)y 3O General Agents.
c. FOR RENT-Those two large brick
Id Tenements situated on Cary street, End and
3rd from the corner of l7th, now occupied by Mr..
George ID. Harwood as a Tobacco Factory. Pos
session given lst January. For terms, apply to
BENNETT d BEERS,
au9 Druggists, No. l25 Main street
Gf5 FOR RENT. two newly built threestory
R:S Houses, with yas pipes ihrous hout--on Main
street, between End and 3rd streets Apply to
my 26-ts w. GODDIN.
O. FOk KENT-A Lar ge front Room over
La:i our store, on first floor.
KEEN, CHILES g. BALDWIN,
au No, l92, Main street.
d. FOR KENT.-Kooms over my store, with
h:5 kitchen, &C., suitable for email family.
au 3 w NJ. DADE,
Main street, near Old Market
- FOR RENT-The large and valuable
~ FARM, the former residence of Nicholas Sche-
rer, decd, situated in the county OF Hanover the
Centra Railroad, nine mills from Richmond is tor
rent. This Farm is in high state OF cultivation,
has all the necessary houses, embracing dwelling,
barns, stables, &c contains upwards Of five hun
dred acres of land well enclosed, and is laid out
the three shift principle. To person desirous Of
commencing the business of farming, this offers a
rare opportunity, as it can be made very profitable
1t will be rented at public auction on the fourth
Tuesday of this month, at Hanover Courthouse be
tween the hours of IL and IL o'clock. Persons de
sirous OF renting will have opportunity of exam.
lining the Farm before the day of renting.
au 6-dtdw1t* Z. DEWS, General Agent
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IIChtI |'Ui ndIFts .; qudTLtFs = %.
~ Orders tor Tickets any OF the Maryland
lotteries will meet the mt st prompt and conhdep.
tsl attention, if addressed 10 r. FRANCE g. CO,
Managers, or to C.. w. PURCELL,
Richmond Va
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d OOFING SLATE-I am prepared to exc
HI cute with promprness and dispatch, all or.
ders entrusted to my charge for the above article.
Samples may be seen at my office.
ROBERT RANKIN,
iy24 Corner 22d and Water SITS.
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CoRK ChRP IN vsHslsiA,--Tha charlestown
Free Press, says:
"Never, TO our recollection, lave we seen
such prospect as the pressI ir an sbund.
ant crop OF corn. 1t has .sssssIss green "-and
unless the frequent rains 4ns cold weather
make it overshoot the bounds at.pfophety, II
will exceed any crop ever, ptslaSs, grown Ia
the country.
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SO, COO, 20.OOO. lO.O0O.

Susquehanna Lottery, Glass 35, TO be drawn at
Baltimore on Wednesday, August 25th. rs
bers, II drawn.
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THOMPsONIAN MEDiCINES.-A full
l. supply of Composition, Cay enne Pepper, Wo
mans Friend, Bayberry, Mandrake, Lobe,ia, Blood
Root, Spice Bitters, Number Six, Black Root, DC
for sale by BENNETT d BEERS,
iy 80 Druggists, Main street.
ID ICH BAREGEs AN y TlSSUES.-We
III have still on hand q very rich assortment OF
Bareges and Tissues, of the latest stye also plain,
figured and plaid summer Silks; handsome French
Lawns and Cambrics white and colored and em
broidered Muslins very fine French Embroideries,
in the way Of French worked Capes, Collars, Cuffa
and Sleeves; rich embroidered lawn Hdkfs-all Of
which we are sci Ing at very reduced prices, the
season is advancing, at
CHAS. HARTWELL & co.'s,
la7 Proad sfreet
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$4,000, 20 OF 5000, 20 Of / 900.

$4,000 20 OF 5000, 70 of 1000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 2l, to be drawn
at Baltimore Saturday, August 2lst. rs mum
hers, IL drawn.
CAPITALS:
prize ot-..-..s $4,000 20 prizes of s. 900
20 DO ---.. 5000 20 do - 500
Tickets $40 halves 5; quarters so.
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X. FRANCE g. CO.,
SUCCESSORS OF +. NORRIS e. CO.,
Main street. Richmond, Va.
$50, ,OV, ID. .0OO, lO,OOI

S3OOUU, zu,oOU, 10000
S1squehenns Lottery, Glass No. "a, TO be drawn
al Baltimore on@Vednesday, August 18th. rs mum.
bers, l3 drawn.
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L'OR WOODLAWN RETREAT.-Morn.
4 ing and Evening Omnibus Lima

Ing and Evening Omnibus Line.-A
new and elegant four horse Omnibus will. from
ana after TO day. be run between the city and Wood
lawn Retreat leaving the City Hotel at O'Clock,
A. NJ and 5, P. M passing up Main street to the
American HOTEL thence up 9th and Broad streets to
Brooke Avenue, &c, over a fine road and pretty
country, to Woodawn Retreat, about two miles
from the city.
The O'Clock morning line is designed particu.
larly fJr gentlemen with their families to take a
pleasant morning ride, remaining at Woodlawn
ABOUT an hour-gettng fine country breakfast II
they wish, or giving them time to stroll ab ut
a while, and return to the city by 3 o'clock
The evening line will leave the city at O'Clock
and return between and 8, p NJ
The carriage will always be found in perfect or
der for ladies and gentlemen. The horses quiet
and gentle, and guided by Tom, so well known as
skiul and experienced whip.
Ey~ Fare each way, % cents.
Parties wishing to go out, by giving timely
notice to the driver, will be taken from any part OF
the city free of extra charge
jy 23-d,s c.. r. ALLEN.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
4SaGsaeS FROM RICHMOND TO WHITE
SULPHUR sPRINGS-Fare SO.
Leave Richmond at ct "A NJ, arrive at Staunton
same day by 81 P NJ.
Leave staunton at II M, to Bath Alum by night
Leave Bath Alum at daylight and arrive at White
Sulphur at half past P NJ.
Returning.
Leave White Sulphur at Z M and to Bath Alum
by night
Leave Bath Alum by daylight, and to Cookies by
night.
Leave Cookies at 5 A NJ and to Richmond by
PM
Fare to Staunton. -...---...--..-.-..--.S 90
do Bath Alum or Warm. 8 25
do Hot Sulphur ur---......... 8 So
do White Sulphur. Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
do Lexington 7sCO
do Rockbridge Alum. so
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"A SENT OPPORTUN TY, buy your goods
where you get them cheap. The goods on
for fall purchases Many articles will be disposed
Of at and below cost to accomplish the design. Ba
reyes at 12a and ls Barege de Lame at l2 l-2c
Muslins of every description, very cheap; Cling
hams at l2 l.2; all articles of embroidery full so
per cent cheaper than other stores; Shirting at S.
Sheeting at Cd; Irish Linens, warranted pure, at a
OF 25 per cent; Shirtng Stripes at cd fine
Linen Cambria Hdkfs, at l2 l.2; Bed Tick at l0c
Apron Checks, at 3d. Hose of all colors, at - q
and lots of other goods. all to be sold in the space
of few weeks, as the fall goods coming, and
the room must be made in the store of
ABRAHAM LEVY, Jr.,
au 10 2Ol Broad street.
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no PRESERyERs.-We have on hand a
i very nice article of Green Ginger, and also
complete assortment of Spices for picking and pre-.
serving. SEABROOK & REEVE,
sul3 I75 Broad street,
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THE INFALLIBLE CURE EFife-Ohs d =
tor, II you could only cure my dear Augds
should be so thankful. Two or three iiinss.'
week he is attacked with thsse horrible ysrli-
goes, accompanied py weakiless OF the knees,
and by Sigh wanasEiug OF lie aiilid. indicated
by his csiling poor diar papa, whn is ? deafon
yuu knows jolly oh. bfirk-
Patient-Don'i sEppn.e.osd ipeeac, that
I'm thic) drunk Gully listis hricsy, that's
all.
DoctOr.-These pec4.3ar cases oi Ferhgo
are very prevalent. m an. nd very obstinate,
and change OF clss lie is ts only remedy.
recommend, thetei te. senoval g. ne State
of Maine. sbe.4 Ne ; 45riiy Of ia atmos-
II ere alone WI lafA siaoiea'e inc uiH0"'0'
A girl BY n. nslus Of Lydia Lynch, in
Rraneb POM "a oli.ted suicide one day
last week h JI.sa One ef her eompan-
ions. who W. assyi, Entrusted with The Sc
crer 5e,erm,,sr n ,ss +. suicide. 10 almost de-
ranged from sssorse cassonea Dy "'"As'''
Ing the iacf
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(NARPENTERS' TUOLS.-W. 8. a.. q
" DONNAN ask the attention of Carpenters
and others to their complete assortment of tools,
consisting Of
Bench and Moulding Planes, every variety,
Hand, Pannel, Tenon and Cross Cut Saws, part
superior.
Best C. Steel Socket and Firmer Chisels, ali
sizes.
Turner's Chisels, Plane Ii ons, Drawing Knives.
Shingling, Chopping and Broad Axes, Cast Steel
Augurs and Bits, Iron and best Plated Braces,
with IL to 4S Bits
Measuring Tapes, Hammers, Compasses, Di-
viders and an. fold kules part of the finest fin.
shed Ivory, which we offer for sale on The owest
terms. w. 8. g. G. DONNAN,
je % No l9 Pearl street.
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DRIYATE PRACTICE.-Dr PLUME d
[ CO. may be consulted, conidentially, for the
treatment of the following diseases: Eruptions,
Sore Legs Ulcers, Glandular Swellings, or en-
!argements, Syphilis, and all morbid discharges.
whether recent or chronic. Also, all those com
plants termed female diseases. The advertisers
invite attention to their chemical extract of Wild
Flowers, which may be regarded as the very beat
article known, to give tone and vigor to certain
abused aud debitated organs, well TO renovate
q system shattered by dissipation or other cause
Medicines securely put up, with full directions
and sent to order. Post paid letters promptly at
tended TO. Office on Franklin street, below Ex-
change Hotel, and tirst door below Trinity church
Richmond Virginis fe9
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~ JEW RUPE WALh h.-HaVIhs cUnnecuon
IN with and an interest IN a Rope Walk lately
established on Union Hill, near this city, We are
prepared to furnish at snort notice and upon very
accommodating terms, any quantity, and every de-
scriprion of Rope nsnue cture, in part as follows
Tow Lines OF all descriptions, Window do, Plough
do, Garden do, Bed Cords Of every variety, Twine
OF all kinda, Steam Engiae Packing, Bag Strings,
&c, sc.
We shall keep full supplies at our store, corner
of Cary and Pearl streets, whare orders may be
left or with Mr. John J O'Conner at the Rope
Walk on Union Hill.
au 3 WILLIAMS BROTHER
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AMELIA LASD.-We offer for sale a large
Il and most de .irable tract OF land In Amelia coun'
;y situated az follows: Lying in the extreme low
er end OF the county. II miles from Appomattox
River, l6 West of Petersburg, q South West OF
Richmond; within Al miles OF the South side Rail-
road, and within miles of the Clover Hill Rail.
road All which channels Of transportation are OF
easy and convenient access. This Is one OF the
very best farms in Amelia county. The situation
is elevated and healthy, and the society OF the cir
cunj jacent country such al to render the iarm
yet the more desirable Circumstances are much
Ia favor Of the supposion that there is plenty OF
coal on this land Nearly one halt OF this property
is in pine OF orgins growth and when THIS part oil
1t is cearedis produces the very finest tobacco
There is abundance of stave timber, which, as well
as wood, may be conveniently bosted to Peters
burg.
One hundred and eighy.eight acres of this tract
is bottom land OF the ve.y best quality, and being
entirely tree from inundation every acre will pro
duce tobacco of the very best quality. About 50
acres more Of it is in clover and 40 acres in pea
fallow.
The Improvements are good dwelling house
garden, aud every out house tnat could be desired
The negroes stock, crops and plantation ippie
ments will be sold wits the farm II desirable.
Terms very accommodating
TOLER 81 COOK,
au4 General Agents.
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DREAD WITHOUT YEAsT.-baooltts
ID Yeast Powders are an excellent and convenient
substitute for yeast Bread, biscuits, &C.. made
with them are never heavy or sour F>r sale oy
PURCELL, LADD d co,
iy % Drugeistr, 92 Main street..
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WOOD, COKE AND COAL.-The sub
or COAL as cheap as can be bought in town
Yard at Danville Depot-ofice on Pearl street.
opposite Alhambra Hotel, and Immediately under
Messrs Toer Cook.
Lump Coal % per load.
iy 23-3 THOMAS FOSTER.
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L,IGHTY THOUs M ID FEET 1 Ia
Il INCH DRESSED FLOORING, even lengths !;
rs 900 do white Pine Boards and Plank 0O00 do
seasoned Oak Boards; $4,000 do do inch Button.
wood {; 10, 90 do IA inch C heart Step Plank, now
landing from board schrs Telegraph, Canton and
Ashland, for sale b
nv l4-ts Il e. WHITFIELD.
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Ia AND GUFFs.-Best English and Virgins a
I made Hand CutS, for sale b.
C.. J SINTON & CO,
Sign of the Circular Saw, II Main Street.
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WAY WITH WASHING BOARDS.
AFOR WASHING IN HARD AND SOFT WA
TER-With one gill of this Fluid an ordinary
washing may be done in less than two hours. 1t
softens and removes the dirt leaving the articles
of the most brilliant whiteness, without injury to
the finest fabric. The genuine article for sale by
T.. J. PICOT,
au Ii Corner opposite the old Market.
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MOOD WARE, GC.-Large assortments
w of Tubs in nest, Churns, Water Cans, Sugar
Boxes, Wash Boards, Bowls, Horse Buckets,
Brooms, sc, receiving per schooner Providence,
AMI IN ZIMMERMAN.
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NnhHHeT
Yours, res spectfuliy, WILLIAMS CHRISTIE.
rS1'0vsts's StsEe COssessss2sy.
SIHE attention of the nuhlic is called to th,

NlIC beuCheioh VA WV PupkAo 10 ehAASe y"
Utility superiority Of these Safes all others. Our Safe
entire principle. We frat form case or taef
,rongy which aeom
chilling t liquid metal and nakps inPess
chise drill and Capable OF resisting the bowsof
sise To the senufc, to say Nature ~
bolta Tor the
ous burglar perhaps than required
them Neither burning element make an p'ss
,on on the solid nlass lined with II proof WALL
We hesitate sha. these Safes secured with L
aMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANh
LOCKS really depository other val
Hes We further, theeis ssenry any Of the spna
Safes Vaults They all The work o meeha
,ften On into US experience has demonstrated.
THIS Company prepared furnish short notice rs
3ANK VAULTS Of various for Banking
Tus which will be warranted Drill and PoS
Proof, when secured with Ill les Bn K Locks. -,,
sample above SAFE md ck together with Day Newell
paTaa.optc Lock the oce Of W. W. WsiTs NJ
10 LC. fhTfEES, AEsas, st Csnr si'eet
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M EW L',.' okLEANs \ aad Har-
asicss>s Safes UmraUGled.

EpsEFlkLD NoulT-Housa, 5. g. August ., ib59.
MARTIN, ft,ch CO.. Ia
Water NewYok GENrLEMsS-t with great pleasure we
the which consuned store nnd
a preserved all hooks and paers
your SAFES pu cpsed from your in Charisi
oi MI Hatch The built Of pitch pne, and TIL
truly terrific The crowd present cusd h- des o. any
hing Standing such fir; yet lost confidence IN the
Upon day, in the OF th who Witnessed the
nstoushent prevailed when they
'uiamander
another sa and remain
yours, respectfully, WILLIAMS q CHRISTIE.
The foregoing letter demonstrates the wonderful capacity Of
& when considered that this
ALONE among many articles represented 10 b. S protected lis
either o the srest fires in Pta' New 1oi
'hicohe, On0; Wetnnpka, Ala. Rodney, MISS Eigehe
o. admitted that tho cost (ESPEC ECALLY SINCE THE re
DCTuN OF PRICES) bears proportion tho value of such
able TOR hooks Papers ewey money! md other SINAI
valuable articles The subcbcr sole this city q tn
has for s large stock and asaortnlct OF RICH
CO.'S SAnAMANDER SAF aud prepared prove by the tea
Of the respectable merchants this and "e
tes confidence be Placed s article under
,unstances ISAAC BRIDGE,
iAWf u Angazne strs-t
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WaTERLvG PLaCES

EYOR BILOXI and intermediate Rs ~
h Landings-Win,er Arrangement -seamer ST. lsAkfSsT
CHARLES for the present 10 place Of the new Biloxi
Packet CREOLEThc fine substantial Lake steamer ST CaRLES,
Capt Chaa Walker with good accommodation will eav tie font
carran Railroad, and returning leave Biloxi as fellows:
SATURDAY, 8 o clock r M.car THURSDAY EFESISG.
t Cabin rs from Biloxi and intermediate Coast Landng,
S2 80. Servants and Children. u 50. Deck. 81 20.
r The Way Bag will the Office Of the Agent regutrlY
at o'clock on WEDNESDAY and o'clock p 81 on sAruR-
DAY For freight or passage apply 70 . -
RICE
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YaZOO RIHER.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY, November u at o'clock P, N,
EOR GREENWOOD, LEFLORE, fYsF r.
MARION, YAZoo CITY, SATAkTIA, ylCKs-
BURG and all inerm.dats LIN i.nssmRegaar fat
boat Capt Sam Gwarney will leave above For freight
u. SMITH FIAiTsTER, 81 Poydrss street.
~ rely the M)NRoE running regularly during
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HUMAN Issgs,Iry--ln the sornas ion OF sngla loco
motive steam engine there fewer than pieces
to be put together and these require to be aeenraly
adjusted the works Of watch Every watch consists
of at least 2O2 pieces employing probably l5 dis
trbuted among 40 trades to say nothing Of tha tnNs
makers for all these.
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EDUCATION.

sSUBLIC SCHOOLS, First tDistrict.-Applea-
School for Gr Dstrict Ii be received uni, sATuRAY
in the sapsrat Room, No.ls oy Hall al % o'clock
ssaan.'sn s ION sAauR Sa11 +
csy fRin''dn' I the tl''' p'''s f4DE sI9g 0
EgUBLIC SCHOOLS, Second District.-The
NIGHT SCHOOL of this strict viii be for Seven Months
Rs @ bur- @0ss%1,s
for adon to be made to the snpsnt the
n.vs of eEoRsh essa # Il Dss;s SissEi Superintendent
tx, r IssTrgfios @ 70 SoR SogSe LAPRs As peARp1Rs ASp
PUPILS No. s. ST. LOUIS STREET Directed By the MISSES
Judge Msosb,P eds7, o,hs univsrs't Judge
5sz ls nf H Eis ;s s; ssss f asss
ASok LAKE BoRGNEfss Es t.lsass.s:,RF 7t.,sssiI.ss:,FF
@ MEshH s Ms Vii .4r ss
MORNING o'clock THURSDAY, the 18th oct0
s sss
miles. Fare through Fifty Cents Children and
LEAVE THE CRY AT * A. a.lLEAvE THE LAKE AT N.
:. " :: :: :. :. 's 's a IN M " :. " " ;: ! IN. N.
g street, for all business Of the Ralresd
lns sss a estate s
Ely 5s'.s osLGAss 'ssa1ss.s',sa aa% Sar- s.ss s
departure soft Trains Fspl4v 4veytriedRs:
Horse CsIs-bk aad * NJ, ~, lo54 and II u p Nj
until p ncln-
,iveiy suInma nnll 9o arter-past7 in winter.
From CnrroU.o.
iorae Cas--6 and G A. M.,s, 8 ana 10 Pm.
ans7 and every houI afterwards until p Nj nciu
siveiy in summer and nuti' haifpast P. NJ IN winter
Children 10
@ Summer Monday February
ni and on the seeord Monday n November.
LAFAYETTE LINE.
the Depot No. i9 Bsonnc Htreet
Departure Of Cars
WINTER IRON bepS Is Bsioaae street,
Depot, Is Baronue street, .659, Ita ands
will fifteen minute
uut S o'clock p. M.
Then 81, ~ 10 and II P. a., from the Depot.
Aud SE, 81 and 1G4 p. M, from Lafayette
Children under II hni pfite
NiV' bah Maeh
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EIrOR MONTG OMERY AND We x..s g.
TuMPka-TaRouGH LINE via il, Nsw , B,s. IL ss.sa
A A. c. Odds commanding. bng finished Ciacnna) ~
regular rips WeMmpka Nov l5 &C oek
leaving NewOeans EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY TIE w +
TUMKA ia well calculated for the trd being built expressly for II,
and classes A No. One.
JR.,a
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.aLABgMa RIVER.

EyoR MONTGOMERY, WETUMP- .Nsg. =
KA, SELMA and nl landings AlAbam4 River, 4:a9l-A
via Nswn naan EVERY AL FERNATE WEpNEsDAY. Aess-zs1
Regular Alabama River Packet GEORGIA-The rnre and
built GEORGIA. Capt F. S. Sul
maninz, Mcbride, CT rk will regular trips
October q0 leaving N-wr
EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY. shpp may rely pune
tuaty strict attention all blsns her For
freight heyng apply
0GLRsBY IACAULAY. IS Trhoupitonlas