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4 l't15k aud mp The "n! -! : "cl"s J. NJ
TUESDAY, .7ttt Il III the above places
ssrr =; 81 IUbI AN : WAf>iI.,.
MATCH RACES,
rtuR 81 $50 3 MILE. HEATS. AHp FOR -, A@SA
Il siU!Iu MILE iiEA rs. &S6T1S1 -
MONDAY 10Th .iritrmhcrr a IniiIl,>xA98AW
r,cr keT Fairfield Course 3S--=<s---SS
mc b.s fr Tom " Ikrt and un-.Eyei lor
On IL ESDsS 2ih ScpcHe the great mtIci race. rt"rt
t'aIomi,2 heats h sluhoi WIZ h' run
Red ~ aHi south iaromi 10 m Nina
WEDNESDAY, 2St plate tG, mile heats Ire" Irr all
PES Plate Sorti 500 Enranreslu
On THURSDAY -Ih mile hcasntsr lee ID" all ages
Entrance So
m, ,.,t.n Fairfield Jockey Club Nj" abr place
Tuesday All October
TlE3D LIST Scri-aks milc meats la l,a' "'
rnI,c, SO forfeit rios 10Th september No" three sub
scrbeTa gao, -,
WEDNESbaY-2nd,.a, rnJ mile heals stVJ -ier lo'
all aCcH--rntihhrc ~
rURSDAY-3ri day 3 mile ieat--inst $3.50 -her t"' al
ages s5
FRIDAY-4thLsy Jockey Cnh Purse 6s@,i mile heats en-
trance $50 'oiiN hE',hIH' 'i'f''
2ctJ
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BROAD RoCk RACES,I
sRIlI.I commence on the second TUES ., AoS
w DAY IA October 1853. and continue GaAc&MS9

she second TUES ., A<NSa
w DAY IA October, 1853 and continue GsAc%NSA -
iouT day.. - -, S--S.sss~s.
,krs old Colts aud FIleys mile heats su
trance, h AZ I.c. subscribers an' rioSei
cars John Rcch.f III fabrIls hay Finley by llcfa!
Ia impaired ,..,. ;, -, 49,, ,,,.. ,.,.,
hp st tTihltt bN P"i,'Iff" ani d"
| irr~e ..,c....,. :, ..., ~, .,s, ,,.
| IA lie Tor all ages
Sscosp RACE SAME pAYA mr 81 Double Harness i''
s.v M. mi ,u Tree Saddle Horses $40
| TIiIRD DAy-lIirRSDAY hockey 'hh Purse -Four VA,
Hats s6n with an inside $3.50 which Captain "I
| ltrtrtrr nance Red Eve n irrrn li%-'r
FOIRTII DAY -FElDAia Post St'ks 81" entrance ha'
IA . mic heats MAKE race; 10" w." s"Nrii
tir bt INST up To "ah tiNr h"i on
can -nbscr.ar by addressing The hhier, i2leu
| SEPT Ia LTD y, . ~ oNL.,- I L..ll c---
| .aRRhTT,S HOTEL, PETERSBURG. EIR a.;
B CINIahr purchased Tue elrr m t,i
r,r al III, late p"pfirrns Mcsas FrI!1 \ Hawthorn ELI
san a. In, former post aud prepared Ia rn6ralu his iei- am
ia. uubc hy attention Ia business IL sill nam
o IN. i,. rpn orh The house has ripayr! an tIisI
h- ~ m nj and al thai patronage "hl
has II his cnliun la conduct me house !"
ST lie that place nh equality Win ir mrs, e'S "it, "
Ir respectfully s"'i Gus Va" hH'
duty MS lti 10 ic"h'l
| '""','' 80 - .IuiIN IAKRarf
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-VI,TaBLE IRON PROPERTY FOR SALE.
0,IIE offers private sale an Iron Properly Hh
oeaby OF the valuable N Cehlta virginia
-, 1i. o. Dunaps Creek four miles from navigation a.
.se an Rivef Immediately on The route 10Th m
In. Rrr aud kanawha Canal and OF the Virginia Ceh'ta
p ana contains 4uO OF land seveal
vbicf are superior farming purposes, OF winch aoou "
.scc aud THIS large part Is good meadoH oo "a. ~
Ta,re supply OF Limestone wynn W
ne s.cs also al usites H. DRAUllC
and an quantity Of ORE IN three d eH
hem ~ tick) one ui such chaa s 10, I a
he Sgs1 FOUNDRY METAL and another me hs ,hn hall
RON This lac, i. well ailr-sd ore aoohhus "'' ,,s II
vii. ii The stack, and found al nunerou i''h's
Tss supply oil timber on the property, anu "' ' 49,
cleap rates absolutely Iuekh4u-'ioe 80,
The inipIO cohSs! OF -, .S.n r.,
Iii new first Dam, Il feet high ny 30 se
~ made OF the very and heaviest rough masonry ana u
@ an almost nneGuard water power; saw Mi and CHS
Vii t new superior quality aud speed ana futnae
Which the Casting and Bridge Houses and Machinery can o
.srs :, Tie stock of ore, COAL &C. could be provided
Tt ai.bon OF capitalists wishing Ia ngaSe lSrs " m me oi
ra IN All branches, AMI particularly IN furnishing castings
CoTo and Ohio Rail Ro4d (Which IS located within one
ar, a. mi m he specially invited TO the reiaf kaoie
no, on az auiges possessed By this property over a"
81 ohcr and wh w,ii cold great bargain Us the oahsr ie
s,ies ,ul a. iht Sale -, .hoy m.
,tct:y 10 wishing purchase, or Jas a. faXn Saa
stsrs ile ..any cou'ay > u: IAHii ,tH.,-
.5rtl, Gu
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aE%,1,.NSBURG MILITARY SCHOOL.
XlLb1 l.

y ION, 4. q,
W al mis- Institution Will open The first day o.
;ThE atA 'r Thorough instruction will he given IN III,
ctnet i,.nrn lang uas-s with entire Of Ma
m la' @ Saurli Sciences For PARTICULARS, address III,
...rIF, i"d '"' July 26-cstf
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EbNAKD X COLLINS s co
NJ 81 Wall New iuIk
BEOW., SIIlpi.EY 20 l.I.O Iuol
&. KOBERTSa co,
~ kina'- Arms Yard, Luu,i,u
j. MUNROE y CO,
Ru- S0irc Dame DIES Victories
GEO. II DRAPER. llasIr
these SHIPS Vii not be accountable in gold -iISr
Luu -lr,Ir I.ncy precious surs metals nnicss bits
JnP therefor and r value thereof therein
M,t-l
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AMELIA ACADEM Y

,.s,ou III open Ocobet Isl and end August lsI is.i
ME nsh u,a,a and $500 per months
TEiMH :, and 100 March LIST. No deduction made
f.,,a t rom any cause bul rto,sacted Illness
fGiaVt re ,nr, ? u Amelia county 800 . ,,
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ToIK FEMALE INSTITUTE.

~ sRlSrlnES $ SMITH, a M Principals.
It. TEnNlDAS l.. SMITH A. NJ
III. :, pro- Muse: Sicncr X GABRIELLE, liaitan,
!, s'1S ana Painting: Mc G. cosrERiSAN' Fre"eh ana
" y srsKlSAN 4 n,vc NJ France. and Lady OF superior
w IA The Institution. ,ius aiurjne Tie Bohtu's
a'n 49, I>auia ls.ruiag - speak ,l,e treith 'ah
',,n, nrludus furnished room fuel lights aud WASH
IN ile English Course aud the Ancient Language
.. .t,ro ,uunhs. NH, ,,
ti of Institution Will commence ON ihoieuay'
:, -. l>S. a.. ,t,h.r, Sept II c~3w
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(NUANO. -3UU bags best Peruvian uuano, ior sale BY
W Sspt IL EDMOND. DAVENPORT q
ERDS GRASS sEEp-l6O tu.hels for sale BY
AA Sept Il WIN, PALMER
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REV. NJ. D. AOGE's
n,nI,ISc Ann nav SCHOOL,


Garner of Franklin and 9th Sta, tichmohu,
SnNuE s,, session OF viii commence w e "e'
Monday in OCTOBER terminate on The Isl uay " .uy
IN. course OF will embrace The branches " :
En-, eIu atun together with Ancient anu Mouefh Ian.
,..,,,., -, m, ,ue,,v NJ ulnn, win br
,..,.., as R,arisrs in the family Of the Principal
~. uey P Stafford will continue 10 be associated "it The
rmri in the and government OF the School
The Assistant Teachers Male and Female employed hitherto vi"
W. es,n.d order additional Interest and endrs eicI
OF instruction. DR. A. Lewis wi deliver Lecture
Natural Philosophy illustrating each Lecture ny
Dr. Lewis will also deliver course OF
botany the winter course on Natural Hce'e
shall have been completed
Mr. oge will have charge Menlal and Moral Pm
Iusophy, History aid Rhetoric ,,., u, =,
Pro Stafford instruction i i.a'i 'aheIa'o a" e
German Language, which will be taught orally -,
The Misses Lacy teaching me Elementary ana sh
e branches OF English ,,.,., n - :, ,,, -,
10 :. IN French Spansl aud Italian. Mr. Michari
> " Terms FOR THE WHOLE SESSION;
Board aud Washi.s, o. AZ a" an
ui.o" :. u. , ~" ar Nol.rn ana uare III uO
In Music, $500. 80. ,.., =, ,.,,, -, ,,,,.n,, n
III advance on the hss' " ochei r iehai
der ON 18th III February =, :, n ,,Nce
All communications 10 oe Huuiesse"'o REV W
Aug l6--3m NCnnonu -
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PROF. CALHOUN's CLASSICAL AND MATHE.


DEy P CALHOUN proposes 10 open Classical and da'ema
II uca School this the FIRST Monday ~ October
Alter experience OF IL Professor 10 wash
lac solIcits with little confidence,
AZ in The public The friends thorough education
are requested claims their pdIunusc and support
| TERMS:
For Higher Mathematics or s'ssioh OF 10 months sou
| Eng sh studies, :"
! All bis payable hall yearly N advance.
deduction absence exeep caseso prodGled
REFsRgHcgsRcy d. fIoge, Prof Dahney, Richmond Cot
ege Johnston LIST Auditor; r. Wakis, Esl ana T.
49, l--,lN elm
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~. :, =. :, ~ FOn SAFE.

t;unmsSon' ~ uhft ~" 'rt y" '
L s,cu,t an, LbarloIr will The IAN nay 81 ''ooei
s5q an IN, prenises proc SELL AT public anc'o a sil
extensive estate known DIS io~.i ADVANTAGEOUS
| ,t,, nt,au 80 A. e. adjoining ilielrtu .
mi. estate lies tI,r county at Charlotte on S'aumo"
Roanoke with that sliEani ih1 'rII d'
i, c ,,e ~ The Richmond aud nanvr Raj Road anu wac o
n.,iv owned hv the John Randolph al Roanoke 60"
20 ,,u a, ,rres to Saunton riyrf G"to"
mi Is one 81 the valuable rstdicr 10 virginia
,r,r. also very 'IuaO" hiS e.
ais nav m the discretion The undersigned according 10 hr terms
~ under which dci, b" Gisi ho wo h"le
m u,r urt.rfs and hey desired BY persons 'hS
o,s l., ,urr Iarr, this division viii d. dd'
Of the "A credit oil w." anu !'ni'
% the purchaser purchasers giving bonds vi
and the tide retained az uith T''"''' ~
~. IN h, .ubtrct 10 the ratification OF the Court
n deemed give more rei " so"
will desire
" o H. II MARSHALL OF haI
ian. ori House promptly attended TO- AMI nirahS al *
be lhorJrt gentlemen dlaiosed 10 30 ~"
'- Is TUMLIN, Lc,mu.-o,.rs
H. H. MaRSHAII.,S
seeding Wheat aud olr ne
,o. am, ul possrssion January, lai " H. T.
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.iuiIS .lAKRali
Nm CuaNCERY VIRGINIA - monthly C"nr hsga

Nm CT SCERY -NiRGlSla.-ii monthly t"uu began
and held E=@-N County d! The ""'' io""e !" iaiH""a"
cnrt M, tir Igt, Ii, al September. 1913
I.na Snt A,y :nks Joel Stoke VIM Taylor anl tii ms
present Ne wa- peid stokes MAY .'
IN Laughter said William Ia, lo and his late we Anna
ha Anna Sluk SAID Mary sung b. The SAID
Wm Ia, Ion an neat friend, iiiH Stokes ihi brIa
Stokes. ''
against 49,. :. ,.,v,,, ,...,s..,
JoIn Sok.s Final, Srokc- John q Edwards aud Susan Ann ms
LIZ Irtlnn NJ T. AFTER Francis l- wiz. Maona Clarke,
Fanny ooie JoLm, MAJ Ia Ann betty hu"h oi'' anu
cvrin. infant Of John CLARKE deceased ny Jdhr
R ,.sIqued their al ttci, defend them III ii
n,i lain Alien and Lucy liz w' Thomas tLRr fnly Wyatt
Rchld aud Martha Ann l' "lle 'inrs Ane',nr a
whom Is an miami son o hoUeI ~
r.. Inv lanes HOY Mrou assigned guardian al er L" defend
him in lhis sul', ,,,,, - ,,n.,s
ae,Iu tins day Ia b. head n!o :he p.is
G,rnsrI read AM the report the Commissioned who acted unr
n,n IN This cause. 10th May, ls' which sdi
n, ,no brrn returned la Court i iaii Tue hsud r o
ey.ertInns l'en taken cIc" me same 'ie
the CouIt '!0iI h'% mri:r oiG" "d
ny
m proper ana Otherwise el"e
and ascertain the in distributes n Lucy !aeSoo
a. ssner,y chose residing beyond The limits OF this C"nl
,r inJ IL report Court the name, a Respective shafs "
which each re entitled cnpy-Te ,. ,.n,,
' LANES ROY MlCut, Cierk Izl1eth Cl' Iou''.
COMMISSION R'S ul FlrE.
rAPrAHAa.ncK. sept 3th lc-I'.
III. n,,.- icrr hereby
bat lt rr-ye At i !ir I" ir la Gay 81 '"
b., n.x, y,uts eon.ly "nh HE irihniu ~
If AN decree The .rccirn lus. a-~"" i.i'';' !" 10 @a
ltuslrr 81 ld'"nmi NiDh'7. ~ LEX
.,,ty mn, trIcrin with funrt"m "tN"i :" t''
,s Sic rs.is Al III. hes r,h ne '"'hs' 80" Tue
~. p.y ,arsr cuuny 'ir said Ei'nund S"t 81 ' %"
800, ry ,a Two noEvI- rnlanm Stoke aud i''h
~ ,s,,el IN the STATE Souh Carolina II" i-' n'a'" gh
S no Irsl,r itsy Soks. atskr1 disi 10 70 III
IT, ."uo,v ~ Es.X e,vnc, "heI Children jdn VINO
sn,i5 10 The STATE kentucky Jc1is hcr '""h
the ohei UNIT '7 n ". UAlNGERFlELD,
- =, ,,, Comm. sloneI Elizabeth City Court
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superintendent Of Tue IUVIhslUh aIu ON'O NAT N0a1
..hnnnl Srrl Il lS3-3taWd
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Sell ECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL CORNER OF
MAIN AND FIRST STREETS RICHMOND, Va
rfSnE seventh session Of This institution w eomncnGe Inc ay
secured by early application. -,
Terms per session monls payable one-ha IN advance
remainder on the first OF March
Tuition usual English branches, siu w
Advanced English and beginners IN laun eu W
Eaai,, = .na,,nas s,rh 600
Drawing each course GA LESSONS " ~ W.
49,, a. s,rss,s - Sept l-dScn
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fEE Ntx YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNIFIED
STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

TIE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
'BNiE +nps rhmrii-ins Inc arcti II i,owt.r:
Jhn ATLANTIC, Caps. West >+tys
In" PACIFIC, capt Nyt. Sf-3fIS}p
The ARCTIC Capt Luce. s7$31ScESs55sxs
Ih, BALTIC, tLIn CumsroCs
Tie ADklATC, Capt Cation
ilse ships b-rn buH EXPRESSLY
very has hern AMI ~
hen strength and speed, AMI sComuna
passengers equalcd and couuil
riICu passage New York Liverpool N m CABIN Ia.
s-cud 80 Exclusive rooms
From pool tu New York, EDO aud t.u
"a / he'd ~ cas ID ,iip
Nabcrtl-c an sect Ira until Paid lot.
D 81
tiVH, Nslo f,TI. Fam LiropOi.
Sunday crIieTbri3 " einrrday, September
saturday, September Il Wednesday. SrILemhcI u.
saturday, October "Wednesday, October :
saturday, october 10 Wednesday October -.
Saturday, October ~ "Wednesday, November
>autia. NJremhcIi2 "Wednesday H"r ru,er IL.
Saturday, November u "Wednesday, November n.
Saturday, ptrtmh.TU "Wednesday, December u.
Saturday, DCctmhcT2i Weinr-,a y, Deccmri:-
Fol freight 81 Passage cpE'yio
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MISS TAXEWELLIS BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Grace Street, between 9TH and Sth, Richmond
,aNE third School will commence the met Mon
day Such aid has been enlisted as Will ibeue
thorough and comprehensive course OF Instruction.
For board and washing, aaa
Higher English branches ~
| Primary 10
Anc lent ana MatsTn Languages each, . ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fees Sept l2-!m
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MEDICAL SOCIETY OF E!nGlhlA.
rH,liE next SEMIASHtlAi meeting 81 .n VI ST., =,
OF VIRGINIA will be held IA the IOWA 81 Chafoes'ie' ."
Tuesday October 18th, 1873 T.,
hoped that IA. con's",'er o. ,'r a'm, e y; ne
So q &c stlenisnrr al tlir F.iu%r
Il, order Of IA. Executive EoImI Tee 1,I,,,
,-. ne s-ayrr- tthon nt the STATE VIII please "o'ce
27-cj
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DEpARTMEaT OF MODERN LANGUAGES
FRENCH GENTLEMAN thoroughly qualified To teach al s
"a Modern with their ard VII" ha.
,gt sue essfuy the best Institutions tIs counr
ws. The above Department IN some 'hi'efs
college. ~: ,,, !.
The given az 10 Capacity aud morally A''e'' "
Prof A. New Orleans, stating particulars ana saafy'
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,,,u,s House. situated MAN street. Opposite the amsrc-
ii,a - u- pleasant locations III the CITY; M"ih
tn aud others, who expect "a ne
"r m me city well board before the
"ime sd " - MRS EDuiHr
SrIdI 7--c3wn
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AE' fN AEGROES.- Tins day, nj Q "'clock, will
= EVEN likely Negroes, VIZ M"", Roy. arl i;mi-.
.!
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FATNI FOU SALE IN HANOVER COUhTi


small Tract OF Land on which
they reside, ylns the county vi Hanover nmu WIN"
one .nte o the house oil the said county luis itact ,
and and IL fHhhteI ihued'IeI
upon Paankcy There ae about hiy acres 81 '.i t
Nat 81
.,,r ian with SUFFICIENT quantity "i 'oei ios
an purposes The Ian! - all IN PRIME r"suSIa 'o
the surrounding county, Ct hel
for improve The actual production OF le rdpc p
.rtnu Of ia. the land large ami ohSe
n,n, House. good kitchen aud othei heressaF,
hu,,s THIS land mle and hall OF The Central Rai
Court house, yrII productive Piece
Inducements 10 Hose Who may "ish 10 o"J
railroad particular descIiu'
- A. l,r whu hay land mil prefer 10 ekIuiln
,r rmsrye. This land he offered i0i safe PUBLICLY on i
,.ns nm FRIDAY tie I'll DIoDc not solh rfdtei
winch rfeIcIrcd) before that TINE
I3-r2iw3~ L. " ~ a. - IaL'"' ''''
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STEAMER BELVIDEHE.


I >RElGnI received to-day Monday, Al twelyec sf-rt
Il ac5-s and up = o'riotk T. NJ
TUESDAY !7i III the above places
sci IUbl AN NAI>i,.
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OAK Hill. FOR SALE,

-eeins Wheat aud ohei heces
,n.,. and uli possession the let u January loIi ~ H.
ii-chls. - -. -
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nFFICE OF TIL BLUE RIDGE TuRSpih i
1)IONpaNY MADISON CouRr foUsE, Sept 81. 1858 The
khdsrs OF The Blue Ridge Tunpik. Company ~i iks a.
c. meeting OF ihis LomPamy os M
tbs 81. day Of OCTOBER $685. d "ne"
full attendance IL requested
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THE BEAUTIFUL AND PRODUCTIVE FARM
JAILED "kAuLlN,' IN TIE COUNTY Of IENRlCu Ia
hlLEs BELOW THE CITY of RICHMOND, FOX SALE AT

Sal" conducted by GodJih 5 AIpcrsnm, aurInne-rs
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HAMPTON MALE AND FEMALE ACAD, 1t Moo
VIE he1 srssoh oil this School will commence on ,hs The
day Che 2bt Of September and continue Ten W a French
course OF embraces The English latn
languages the elements Natural aud Moral Science
and Muse Board and Tuition yer se.on one MAJ viii be
The let Of January and half IA. July Ghs"a "
furnished On application u the PtincIpal. c,py
Address (ius raid, JOHN u ar.
Aug 2gNc2awdw Hampton, Va
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PORT ROYAL BoARDING SCHOOL,

TANUTTNE IUWNT1- y
# rui dhs
Il is orr upon plan wa dreieAt rom any .'u
cona IN virrnil The ui Instruction II ;ul
thorough embracing The 5sI aIi an
enstc branches Music gs aida hesh shir
accessible. being Ia. kafftldh
noe liver about miles brc8 FGedtrrs1uia aud 10 MITES iron
fhe Milford deput OF the Richmond fredericksburg RAT Road
Steamboats, ia "a rcau,ary week from Bm0r aud fiedrr
icksbu,g and aoiIycyauces may Be had Il IN The ,ri"t
the III Monday III 't'oei
months. OF atGi week al Lh'tshas
and one OF 3days Pupils ,ned atsi nr iGn
m. session The EXAMINATION all Ambition taxes place
July, the close oil the session
There present oT oGr aT he more bo"fasi' a pr
VISION will made by ti commencement 81 tie NEXT session 10
the accommodates VI ohers
The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-27
0RAAE wn4oueB I1Sn 70 rHs WEST.
I

BcAinsors and Ohio Rsilroad, fr0m Baltimore
to Wheegsng, and connscting there with the
large, nesD, and splsndid Steamers Of the
Union Line on the Ohio, and the Stages to
GAINESVILLE, &c.
TsHJS EXPEDITIONS LINE being now tho
i roughly completed, by the late finishing of
the Great Board Tree Tunnel, and the road being
lers II confidently directed to is superior advan.
tages and low fares. The scenery upon this road
II Of the most stupendous and attractive character
The Exprcss Mail Irain leaves Baltimore daily
1910 miles) In Is or ~ hours, including all stop.
pages, arriving there at or p. m. next day; or,
passengers leaving Baltimore at a. m may Law
over for lodging Ia Cumberland, (l79 miles, 5 and
proceed thence to Wheeling in the morning
To connect with those trains, the cara leave
Washington at 4. m. and D. m. daily, meet
ing the care from Baltimore at the Washington
Junction, DIETER known IA the Relay House,) 9
miles from Baltimore.
At Wheeling the seven unrivalied steamers of
the Union Line, which have just been completed
for this route. form daily connection with the cars,
and convey passengers down the Ohio to Cincin-
natl and Louisville, where the stages for Nashville
&C., or the st. Louis and New Orleans packets
may be taken by those going further on
Passengers for Columbus Tor who prefer the land
route to CincinnatD and other parta OF Ohio and
in The Ohio Stage Company's excellent coaches
over the beat part of the National Road to Zapes-
vile, &c., and thence by railroad.
Passengers for Wellsvile and Cleveland by
steamboat and railroad will also find this most
agreeable route. there being regular and speedy
connexion at Wheeling to and from those places.
Oy-Baggage checked through from Washington
to Wheeling, and no charge for transfer of pas
sengers or baggage. SCI a. s 4le1
Fare by through ticket with the right to lie
over anywhere on the route) from Washing ton
to Wheeling $3.50; to Cincinnati $ll; to Louis.
Vile $l2. Mt3l fesET ~ t
Tickets TO be had Of Mr.. PARSONS, Agent, at the
Railroad Station, Washington, and Of the other
agents Of the Company.
ass VIM. PARKER,
May ii General Superintendent,
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TO BUILDERS, CARP ENTERS, AND CON-
4. TRACTORS.


HAVING taken great pains to lay in good
IL and general assortment of building Hard
ware, am now prepared to offer to those wanting
such goods such inducements as am convinced
will suit. l am determined not to be nndersold
by any house in Washington. All my goods
come direct from manufactures, which enables me
to offer them at New York and Philadelphia prices;
and making the building material my principal
trade, think ! can come Iittle under others in
this line of business M
enumerate in part NOR. villa, NOR. hotel, rab
NOR, sliding door locks and latches, NOR. night
atches, plated furniture, horizontal, upright, ru-
raj, cottage hotel, western and novelty rim locks
and latches, rim latches all kinds; white porce-
lain knobs with porcelain rose or plate furni-
ture; dark mini, grey mini, variegated mini, and
all kinds of rose and fancy color knobs for front Or
parlor knobs, with the patent silver glass knobs,
an article that needs only to be brushed Off to
clean it, and always showing fine plate; the old
plated knobs, when they cleaned, leaves a dirty
spot on the door. Also sash fastenngs, all the diff
ferent patterns; window blind fastenings, inside
shutter fastenings, cupboard catches, hooks and
eyes, loose and fast-oint butts, hinges, Parliament
hinges, Plant & Partners patent shutter hinges;
belts Of NIL kinds nails, screws hat and coat hooks
pulleys, sash weights, sash cord, and many other
things to numerous to mention, which will be sold
low. E. WHEELER,
Sign of the Gun and Paddock, .e
Opposite Browns Hotel.
july 9-lmeod fNews s. Star1
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TT,RUS FEES SALE OF PRINTING MATE
i RIAL.-On Monday morning. August let, at
10 O'Clock, by virtue II decd Of trust shall sell
at the publishing Office of the "Amsrican rele-
graph" on the east side Of sixth street, eouth Of
Pennsy vania avenue, the following printing ma
terial, viz: ta 74'a
Hose h Co. Double Cy Under Napier Press, with
Taylor air springs. bed 81 by Il
6 Double Stands, with RACKS
Single Stand I&
Standing Galleys
Imposing Sticks
Imposing Stone, "a by 76
/ do do "A by 81
7 Brass Galeys
500 lbs. Nonpareil
TOO lbs. Brewer
Head Type Leads, Rules, Cuts, Chases
Stove, Tables, Chairs, and Office fixtures.
Terms $50 and under. cash; over that sum,
credit OF two, four, and six months for satsfacto-
rily endorsed notes, bearing interest.
JAS. Z. Moo UIRE,
July 25-d Auctioneer.
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THE LAKGEST
SILK, RIBBON, AND TRIMMING HOUSE
d IthQ In NEW. YORK. M
B THOMAS q. sTEARNs,
Importer and Jobber of
Silks, Millinery. and Fancy Goods,
l62 Br0ad,Day. New York,
LAS now In store and il daily receiving and
IA Offering at the lowest prices, a complete as.
sortment of goods In his line, embracing all the
various styles and designs consisih Of Hack and
Fancy Silks. Marcelines, Florences, Shawls.
Trimmings, Bonnet Ribbons, Taffeta and Satin
and English Crapes, Grape Lisses, Silk Cravats
Embroideries, Gloves of oil kinds, Silk Lace Mits
Bareges, Laces, White Goods, Hosiery, L. G. Hand
kerchiefs, &c. The undersigned invites the atten.
ton ofthe trade and his friends generally reat
inducements offered to cash and short time buyers
THOS. G. STEARNS, l62 Broadway,
Between Liberty at. and Maiden Lane, N. Y.
Dec 25-ly 5 1R E8