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undsy, hereafter, from Q to
.S' LIST.
A
Atkinson Miss Mary <
] Anderson Miss Emily C.
Angle Miss Maria
B
Belknap Mrs Maria J
Buffum Mary z
Bayers Mrs Matilda
Burton Mrs Mary A
Brown Mrs Jno B
Breeder Mrs j A
Bell Mrs Harriet
Bradley Mrs E A
Briggs Mrs Clara
Brennan Mrs Bridget
C
Colgin Mrs Harriet
Clarke Mrs c s
Chandler Miss Susan E
Candy Miss Phebe
Crebbin Miss Martha
Cooke Miss Margaret Az
D
Dabney Miss Julia z
Drewry Mrs Garrett NJ
+
Enroughty Mrs Ann
Ellet Mrs Sarah c 2
F
Ferley Miss Fanny
Ford Miss L A
G
erik Miss Esther
Gill Miss Joanna
Gillian Miss Lucy A
Graves Miss Lucy A
Gibson Miss Mary A
Groves Miss Mamie
Graswft Miss Sarah
III
Hancock Mrs c "
Henderson Mrs A Z
Hardy Miss MA
Hunter Miss Noilie
Howard Miss 3
Haghart Misses L &G
Hooper Miss NJ Z
Harris Miss NJ L
Haynes Miss Susanna
Hall Mrs Mary A
Inru6dy Sary Ann
Jones Mrs Catharine
Johnson Mrs Catharine
Johnson Mrs Elizabeth A
Jones Miss Allie
X
kirkmyer Mrs Maria E
Keeffe Mrs James
Kelso Mrs Fanny B
L
Lealy Mrs Luther
Lipscomb Mrs Lucinda
Lemosy Miss Carnella
NJ
Moore Miss f
Middleton Miss Z F
Mountcastle Mrs E T
Monroe Miss Ellen
Morriss Mrs c.
Mill Mrs Betty A
Mitchell Miss A A
Mason Miss A X
Nc
McDowney Miss Dolly
Mclean Miss Anna J
McDormith Miss S
\
Nicholas Miss Eliza
P
Pippin Miss Matilda
Priddy Miss Martha B
Parker Miss Mary C
Paca Miss Mary
Pearman Miss Nancy
Pierce Miss Sarah A
II
Rivers Miss Annie
Redmond Miss C
Roper Miss Mary
Robertson Miss Sarah II
Robbins Miss Sarah
S
Slaughter Mrs w III
Stone Miss NJ A 2
Sullivan Miss Margaret
Smack Miss Martha A
Sturdivant Miss Virginia
L
Temple Miss Lizzie C
Taylor Miss Lucy S
Tucker Miss J
Thompson Jane c
Thompson Josephine
Thompson Miss c NJ
Turner Miss Clara
Thompson Miss Ardelia
L
w
Wood Mrs Amastasia
Wregh Miss A A
White Miss Clarissa
Well Miss Nancy
Wilkinson Miss Mary
Wheeley Miss II Z
Wade Miss keZis +
Warkengton Miss Liza
Wrenn Miss Mary Z
Wright Miss Sally A
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT.-The STORE recently oc-
u copied BY Mcdonald & Lyons. from the present
e the lst of April next. Terms moderate, by early
efl - A. MOTT { co.
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SPLENDID PIANO FORTES.-

~ BELFlN has just received from the celebrated
manufactures Of Messrs. Nuuns l. Co.. Gilbert Co.,
and Burns, number of their elegant toned PIANOS,
with all the modern improvements-and as they come
from manufacturers who stand Unrvaled, their tone
and durability cannot De surpassed-which he will
sell low.
He also has on hand large lot of FURNITURE of
his own manufacture, maze OF Rosewood, Walnut,
Oak and MsECgs made up in the best style; and
for workmanship cannot be surpassed in this the
Northern markets. being all made by hand and not by
machinery.
UNDERTAKIEG--He still keeps ca hand large
lot of COFFINS, and will give his ink yidua asten.
ton to Gil o.ds1 iett a. b. Warshouse, whore he
can always be found:
ap 2S-d61cts J. A. BELVIN, Governor at.
TNHE OLD MEDICAL HOUSE,
l. FRANKLIN STREET, JUST BELOW THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-DocT0R PLUME co.
still dispensing the blessings of their skill in the
treatment and of all delicate diseases this old
institution.
People in the country, when visiting the city are
very particularly invited to call (No charge for
sultation Much attention Is given to female disor-
deFs.
Doctor P & Co. are the makers and sole venders of
| the CHEMICAL EXTRACT OF FRENCH FLOW.
ERS, which has stood the test of time and which ia
unrivaled in giving tone and to system shat.
tered and almost wiired down by the frohcs of early
life.
All letters, prepaid, promptly attended to. Office
hours from A. NJ. till P. III.
5-d&wts RICHMOND, VA.
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HATS AND BOOTS.-From fifteen to

4 twenty per cent saved By buying from j. II
ANTHONY. Colambias Hotel Building, Richmond
Molesk:n HATS of best quality. y.........a...S3 s. 30
Do do second do..................5 8 90
Drab Beaver 50
Fashionable SlLA HATS. 5.....-.................2 50
Fine cafskin sewed OIS,....................3 50
Cor Cater BlOIS..- p
Or,sIos OF THE PREss.--lFro the Fineastle De.
raocrat. April l. 1858 l-sBy the way, we would say
a word for our friend, John Ii. Anthony, Columbian
Hotel Building, to thoss going TO Richmond, and
wanting on landing thsIe TO brush up little. Just
think OF the finest kind Of HAT for S3 So aud fine
caIfskin sewed BOOTS for 8 50 He promises TO do
this and we know lie can. for we saw him do Ii.
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AND FOR SALE--We are authorised
"A to sell Tract of Land, containing Ilo acres ly
as IN Chesterfield county, about three miles from
htayo's bridge, Oh the Turnpike leading from Man
cCestr 70 the Coal Pits and bounded by the lands OF
Klssei! Dickeroon. Mr.. Shooter, Thomas Hartsroye
tween 9U aud 100 acres of this land is in wood the
oaance Il high state of improvement. Terms
casa TOIFR & COOK.
oc Is
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LAVA COFFEE.-1G0 mats very prime
- old Java Coffee. for sale BY
oeao h. H. SKINNER, Carr street..
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TNALAVERA FOR SALE OR RENT-

Il Tbs desirable residence. situated about one mile
" est Of Richmond, IS for sale priva:ey-ard if not
disposed Of, Will be rented for the ensuing year. The
tract conta:us about 5yenty-eght of good land
and IS admirably suited for the purposes of MAR
RET GARDEN. The dwellin g-house, containing 8
rooms and other buildings, are in good repair, and
excellent water on the premises
Apply - Mrs. 4. I Talley corner of Franklin and
- streets OF 10 Dr.. W Gi6bon Carter, at his Office
Gamer OF AaEskall st.eet and Brooke Avenue.
IF
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E'OR RENT have for rent two Small
i Teuemeuts in the town of Fulton containnp
two rooms each and kitchen, all in good repair
Possession can be had al once. Apply to
EDWD. D. EACHO,
&C l2 General Agent and Collector
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RUSSIAN AND TURKIsH ARxrrs-Tbe Lon.
don Economist thinks that IL war was now d
occur between Russia and Turkey. IL wouId
not be unfavorable to Turkey for the iirsteam-
paign, probably, also, for the second. The
Economist says that the Turkish troops are
well fed, that their military and fanatical zeal
is immense. their artillery admirabies and
their officers Europeans ofeininence, skill and
soldiership In all these respects Russia is
pronounced inferior to Turkey.
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NSTR CTTON on THE piano

\ 5 I K L c. CTION ON THE PIANO
u FORTE AND IN SINGING Mr.. JOHN DUN
DERDALE respectfully announces to his friends and
the public generally that he is now prepared to re-
sume the duhes of his profession as Teacher of the
Piano Forte and OF Singing. ANY communications ad
dressed u Mr.. ID. through the Post Office, of
hessrs. Harold s. Murray, III, Broad street. or left
at their Bookstore VIII meet with prompt attention.
3-dImr
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IHE subscriber has just received from

lie subscriber has just received from
= "A New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, the best
SLoihs} CAsSIMERES aud fESTINGS to be
reasonable terms and in the most fashionable style
ne oess 4 share of public patronage. Examine tor
- READY MADE CLOTHING of every quality,
edmond manufacture, as cheap as at any other
Rouse IN -he city
GentleuIen's / ugEIsHING GOODS in great va
rety. w. Ii. BENSON
sell 10 Main st.
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IRELAND-Rise Of BreadstgFs, Sc.-A cor
respondent of the Belfast Mercury, in COM
munication to that paper, endeavors to de-
monstrate the unreasonableness of the ex-
isting and advancing market rates in Ireland
He denies that the rapid upward movement
which the grain market of Ireland has assum-
ed within week or two before the sailing of
the Asia was in the legitimate course of
trade. He says that there have been planted in
Ireland this year 100000 acres of potatoes,
which up TO the present time yielded more
largely than any crop Of potatoes in Ireland
for the last ten years. Their quality too is al
legged to be superior. The writer AYERS that
there has not been single potato lost up to
this time, the partially diseased ones having
all been made use of for pigs, poultry, &C.
Even admitting, however, that half the crop
should be lost, an abundance would be left for
every man, woman and child in Ireland. The
writer adds that turnips and beets are plenti-
full, and the quantity of fat cattle, pigs and
poultry is immense The wheat crop is said
to have been very good, and the oat crop toll.
erable We trust that these accounts may
be relied on, and that Ireland may be spared
the renewed visitation of the SOURCE Of fam
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nFFICE "a. AND Tenn RAILROAD

" CO, LYsCHBURG, Sept. Is, I853.-The 9th an
nGal meeting OF the Stockholders of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company, will take place this
o&ce or the 18th day of October next-aud all per-
holding proxies. requested to hand them III
early Day possible, so that the same may be
examined and listed.
JOHN r. HUGHES Clerk
sc t6-ts Va. Tenn. r. R. Co
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I IST OF LETTERS-Remaining in the

- Richmond Post Office on the 2lst October 1853
q Persons calling for Letters In this List viii
piease say they are advertised.
" Office hours, on Sunday, hereafter, from 9 to
A. NJ, and to p. NJ.
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gNOR RENT.-The desirable Brick Re-
A siSeaae on 2ud street. Main, opposite the
dwelling Of Mr.. Samuel Denoon and now occupied by
Nj. Carlson. IL contains nine rooms, with good
Kitchen hydraut, &c Possession can be given ina.
Iaediately Reut 500
o. i9-tN JAS, B. TAYLOR.
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oCll-ts
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANC

NEW YORK LIFE IN URAN c E
tend the business of this company The last quarters
report OF It's transactions has just come to hand.
D.-!ng tAe months up to the lst inst, I2l new
Policies have been issued, the premiums which,
Including premiums on all renewals,
c4llOuLl TO- 90, 4dS
Losses paid during the same time on l. Poll
cies, amount 2397O IA
LeaTes his added to previous assets. $50 479 12
Total amount OF the present
camula.ed assets is........... S736, It's o.
For Insurance. call at the Baptist Book Depository,
No. l05 Main street
&C II CUAS, WORTHAM, Agent.
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NOR RENT.-Two very desirable and

ENOk KEN 1.-Two very desirable and
Z pleasantly located HOUSES in rear of my brick
ward Osle of the houses contains seven or esbt
ra,rns large and sirv and well adapted for Board
;ng.Hoase. For further particulars enquire ef the
e,.,scrib~f who may be found between the hours of
: and O'Clock. A NJ, every morning. al the yard,
=: MT J. A. Blunt, who can be seen az the same
MACE a; any hour during the day.
Possession of one of the houses can be obtained
iatslv-and of the other the ls; day of No
ysuhcT 1893. JNO. ID. QUARLES.
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their officers Europeans oferninence,s skin and
soldiership. In all these respects Russia is
pronounced inferior to Turkey.
GEORGIA AGRICULTURAL FAiR.-The Gsor-
gia State Agricultural Fair was opened with
great enthusiasm at Augusta, on the 10th in
slant. A friendwrites US that the display was
every way worthy of Georgia, which is now
considered as the most enterprising of South
ern States. A great convocation ofpeople was
attracted by the exhibition. There were rep
resentatiyes from the Southwestern States
ana from Virginia and the Carolinas. From
virginia, there were some superb specimens
OF manufactured tobacco, put up in elegant
style. The Floral exhibition is described as
uncommonly gorgeous and varied The agri-
cultural products were in great abundance,
and exhibited very high degree of skill
among the Georgia agriculturalists. The dis
play of cattle and sheep was very fine
There were many varieties of sheep and a
few fine Cashmere goats. There were large
number of hogs-weighing from 500 to 1000
pounds. The meeenpical department show
ed a high degrea industry and
skill in Georgia. Ut the branch of the ex-
hibition, which excited the greatest interest.
was the "Home Department that which
told how the housewives and girls of Ceor-
gia prospered in their gentle and delicate
pursuits-to what extent their industry and
taste had carried them in the framing and
fashioning of the useful and beautiful crea-
tions of their fair hands. This department is
represented as exceedingly rich and attrac-
tive-reaecting the highest credit upon the
ladies of Georgia. In short, the exhibition
and the general interest it occasions, show
that Georgia is wide awake to the great inte
rests of the State, and that she is determined
to be among the foremost in Improvement.
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ENOR RENT--A very desirable STORE
L on Main street suitable for wholesale or retail
Business The eentral location of this Store renders
Il one Of the most eligible business stands In the city
Pcssessis1 given the LIST of January next. For
farther information, sppiy TO
-, ia-fs JAS. NJ. TAYLOR
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ARMS P-To ''Mary'-To Matrimony
Friendship Lodge, No le-Powhatan Lodge, No 2.
oc p THOS. B. BIGGER, P NJ
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unrnLME C0unr -LznA n nIEDLEE. JOMN

y worn, sss LABsiiiD q. HDOhE sSaln., BLOsDaEY
sha hAbDf bg,qsas f 'nepsy dsa.nd On eyofs,t
sfsd 10 fbs Dnfsns alma nsaaf1 ere hereby
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be ftY Hell 81 said or enf oyDy
H. be 'ad complaint Ls sgbbsr q biz ofcs No Ds Broad
ss or II Hss7Gk pbig twenty fsJs asr ths
u his yeg sTl1sys n e dsy ~ such rTlcs and
fa the sfesad the planf Ia th,
ios will Tia eight hundred and
iLuy si lzc se.s t stss from seDsmbsl ~ i2,h ssd
f,f ~, b. bad md ssht bo dDsIs With Interest fOs the lh
Oetob hundred bf ytbres tesss
Ia u this sriion-Ds ed Eewfors Oct - 1z13
r. GOODMAN Pisintl8s Attorney.
The complaint In This seion lied IA said Clans Office % ss
1th day d October ISIJ OIL lsvsv
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Water Cure.

HYDROPATHIC SCHOOL and CLINIQUE-A
Medical Clnique will be held the Lecture Room No IS
FRIDAY AFTERNOON at which al patients Who
the viii be examined and prescribed for ata
to1sly.
HYDROPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
Il No. IS Ia ghtst-R T. TRAIL N d, Proph'to Drs o.
H. TAYLOR GndJ HOSFORD Assistants Accom- nOdaons for
lo0 patients The School Department November
MRS COVE NICHOLS aud Mrs. TORBET, Wa
ltk Physcons attend consultations aud city practice
aud No 65 walkers md supply
looks and instruments
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Professional Notitca.

nR. POWELL Oculigt, AGrist, &c, receives his
p,t.-s fa- 0eosk dsy oios No 5Jk Broad
-, pocrrsc rs Tres o. me Eye and his selt
ksr Arlc.al eTted Without his
e,se yt a.. sIaetY Ire the rstaEa aud reses
b r. 4 1.-og ~ e1pfss.cL-
NOTICE-Dr. l. BELDkN has resumed Lis pro
No Gfezs Jonsss giying special atten
sfs Loosgapt4onl sua Dseae. Of Females
Cuc, h.urt Ion lt u p
yI'IETH ou COLD PlATK--WitbOut taking out
o. t- rrfepa csl teftl look Ike n1tursl
sef eypeffsct = oe 'te pfsffeo ana inc te "a
a. af ~ lee ~ AID s3reeA Than agy Other
,ra tsfloS FyNLLN 80 D. EffcteTFt, near bfJld@TY.
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