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EALL AND WINTER MILLINERY.
Il Mrs. NJ. A. LYONS, No Ill Broad street, one
door above 7th street. invites the attention of city
and country ladies TO her large and well selected
sortment OF Fall and Winter MILLINERY, embra-
cling every variety and stye
Also, Hair FRONTS. BRAIDS aud CURLS.
DRESSES, MANTLEs. CLOAKS and vISITES
made to order In the most fashionable style at the
shortest notice. 6-l2t
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GREAT EXCITEMENTi-I
" SUCCEsS!-MORE THAN 500 PERSONS IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND ALONE TESTIFY
TO THE REMARKABLE CURES PERFORMED
BY CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.-This great
spring medicine and purifyer of the blood is now
used by hundreds of grateful patients who testify
daily to the remarkable cures performed by the
MIXTURE. Neuralgia, rheumatism, Scrofula, Erup-
tions in the Skin, Liver Disease, Fevers Ulcers Old
Sores, Affections of the Kidneys, Diseases of the
Throat, Female Complaints, pains and aching of the
bones and joints speedily put to flight BY using
this great and inestimabe remedy.
For all diseases of the blood, and a spring and
summer medicine, nothing has yet been found to
compare with it. 1t cleanses the system of all impu
rites gently and efficiently the liver and Kid
neys strengthens the digestion, gives tone to the
stomach, makes the skin clear and healthy and re
the constitution enfeebled by disease broken
down by in youth, to its pristine vgor and
strength.
For the ladies' it is ncomparably better than all 1t
cosmetics used. few doses of Carter's Spanis
Mixture will remove all sallowness of complexion
bring the mantling to the cheek give elasticity
to the step and improve the general health in a re
heard of.
The large number of certificates of remarkable
cures performed on persons residing in own city
by the of Carter's Spanish Mixture, is the best
evidence that there is no humbug about it. The
press hotel keepers magistrates physicians and pub
lie men, well known to the community, all add their
testimony to the wonderful effects of this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFYER.
Gail and see few out of the hundreds of certif.
Gates around the bottle.
None genuine unless signed
BENNETT BEERS, Druggists
No. 125 Main street. Richmond.
Sold by an Druggists in this city and elsewhere
Price 81 per bottle or six bottles for S.. apI
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NLU OIOhE-NEW OUODS.-W. j.
~ BARTHOLOMEW < CO. would most respect
iuiy tender their thanks 10 the ladies and gentlemen
OF this city for their liberal patronage since opening
their store on Governor street.
Having small but well selected assortment of new
and fashionable Goods they would most earnestly So
nett call from their friends and the public generally
Having procured the services of competent and
skitul workmen they feel confident of giving entire
satisfaction to all who may favor them with call
. Repairing of every description done with neat
will have strict attention. se "a
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THE AMERICAN SYSTEM OF PEN

Il MANSHIP, by George J. Becker, Professor of
Writing. Drawing and bookkeeping in the Phladel-
phla High School, in three parts, ten numbers.
A. NORRIS, No. 81 Main street, having just re-
ceived consignment of Beckers celebrated Copy
Books, respectfully invites the examination of the
series by al interested in the instruction of writing
Commencing at No1 with the first principles of the
art, the pupil is gradually instructed by series of
beautiful and progressive examples not stiff engrav-
fac SMILES of the authors own hand writing into
practical acquaintance with the of penmanship in
all its formsfrom the bold and stately round hand
the finest hand used in female correspondence.
As models of writing, the style taught in Beckers
series OF Copy Books, cannot be surpassed, and may
serve TO encourage the pupil by showing that what-
ever man has done, may be done again"
In addition, the examples present various standard
forms of notes, drafts, bills and other commercial
Price, 81 so per dozen. liberal discount to
teachers. oc 7-6t
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SENTIMENT BEFORE AN ONO JuRY.--award
of Warren" in defending Kissane while discus-
sing the faibiity of experts in deciding upon hand
writing, thus illustrates his meaning:
The point at which am aiming this discussions of
handwriting IS that there is combination of tes
timony among the experts-they differ in every
way-one says one thing, and another another.
and third something different.
Everything in this world has, in some decree a
unity. The lover regards his mistress as unit
He sees her eye her lip her cheek yet it is not one
feature, but all combined, that he loves.
If he should see her eye, alone, without the brow
to give expression. though he had thrilled to its
glance thousand times, he would not know its
light
Ward ia, we believe, bachelor Columbus
Statesman
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FOREIGN ITEms.-Whatever be the issue of the
present Turkish difficulty, it is the general belief in
Paris that the Emperor win not go to war. He b
said to have expressed himself to that effect very
recently.
Izzen Pasha, late Governor Of Tripol, had been
appointed Governor of Belgrade, with orders to
proceed to thespot at once, and assume the func-
tions OF his Office.
The immense cloth mandatory of Mr. Jourdaiu
Ribouleau, at Louviere the largest In France, had
been destroyed by an accidental fire. The loss 10
estimated at million and half of francs The
buildings were insured. Twelve hundred opera
tives are thus thrown out of employment.
On 20th the marriage Of Count Olivier de Laro-
chefoucalt, with Miss Montgomery, of New York,
was celebrated at the Church of st. VALERIE In the
Faubourg St Gernain In presence Of brilliant
assembage of the fashionable world.
Letters from French Guiana Of the 18th August,
state that the Governor had found it necessary 70
declare the colony in state of siege, In eonse-
ouenee of disturbances and acts Of rebellion com
nlirted IN the island of La Mere of the places
of provisional confinement Of the conyicts
Baron voirei, Ex-Governor Of Algeria, 10 dead.
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EALL AND WINTER SUPPLY OF

Il BOOTS, SHOES, CARPET BAGS, TRUNKS
vALICES, ,&c.-PEMBERTON & BROTHER, Isl
Main street, nearly opposite the Exchange Bank,
the city, and the public generally call and exam
inc their large and complete assortment of articles In
the above line. Their prices will be found be as
low as those ofany other house, whether by the sim
gle pair dozen or case. The stock embraces:
Gentlemens dress SHOES, BOOTEES and GAL
TIERS,
Gentlemen's calf kip and stout BOOTEES and
BOOTS,
Youths BOOTS and BOOTEES of many kinds,
Servants BROGUES, bound and unboxnd.
Ladies' SHOES, buskins, Kids, Jenny Linds &C.,
Ladies' black, bronze and colored CATERS,
bUSkiNS and BOOTEES for servant women, va
rious styles,
Misses and Children's SHOES in great variety,
Travelling TRUNKS, plain leather and hair do. all
of which are offered az the lowest rates.
PEMBERTON L. BROTHER
sc 20 No. 16l Main ST., opposite the * Bank
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~ Thirteenth and Franklin streets dealers in
French and American PAPER HANGINGS, CUR.
TAIN GOODS, Corniees, Bands, Cords, Tassels and
Gimps, Floor and Table OIL CLOTHS, Mattings
Window Shades and Blinds, best curled Hair and
Shuck MATTRASSES, FEATHER BEDS, Bolsters
and Pillows have on hand the most extensive and
elegant stock of the above goods for the fall trade
offered in this city, which will be sold on rea-
sonable terms, wholesale and retail Paper Hanging
and Uphosterng attended to promptly in the city or
country. call from friends and the public gem
orally is respectfully solicited. Sc 17-Sln
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CrScrNsATr, Oct 6.--The Board Of Conmission-
ers this morning, received reports from the Sand
wich Islands Mission, which showed In striking
manner, therapid progress which had been maas
In the spread OF the Gospel there. This aacrnoons
the presbyterian Churches. In which the members
Of the Board participated This evening, ne . 70 3
ports OF the China Mission were suonn.ea ~ :
& expected that final adjonrnmenf vu' ss1s P'ses
at a late hour % night
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The SHIP HARKAwAY.-The Charleston Cou
rter, ofthe 6th states that the Harkaway with her
valuable cargo, was attached on Wednesday last by
the U. s. Marshal, under Admiralty process This
ship will be recollected found derelct a, sea
by the steamer southerner, supplied with crew
and provisions and safely taken into port The
libel was issued by Messrs. Brown and Porter, on
the part and behalf of the owners, officers, crew,
and others of the ship Southerner Messrs. Yeadon,
Macbeth and Ford represent portion of the CO.
savors; A. G. Magrath, Esq, in behalf of the dere-
lict ship, and Messrs. Petigru and King represent
the owners of the cargo The process is returna.
BILE on the 20th inst, before Hon. R. B. Gilchrst of
the u S. District Court.
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faiiroad meeting was held at Hat Greek. Ia
oanpoeh county, on the path ult, for the purpose
= 'aking into consideration the propriety Of con-
stFucting Railroad through that section Of tbs
- siy TWO routes having been proposed one from
S.s-. Dsnsiie road near Charlotte Court House =
go 'iansourg and the other from the soufhside
Hon.. N Appomattox county. to Patrick Court
psona RESOLUTIONS were adopted requesting the
- n,ers.. = hichm0nd and Petersburg and all Others
crsss ' - % send delegates to meeting at H.t
80 oa Ine loth Of November next to discu.. ,h
VI 'ne TWO routes and choose betuee,, go
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SOMETHING EW.-DAGUERREO-

SOMEIH1NG NEW W.-DACUERREO-
~ TYPE HATS-Whilst nearly all descriptions
of gentlemen's wearing apparel have undergone
changes the hat has, in great measure, maintain ed
its original shape. And yet every man of taste is
ready to admit that that shape is most defective 1t
not capable of shelterng the head from rain or
ssting the rays of the SUM- it is anything else than
ornamental, and is troublesome article to carry any
where else than ON the head. Now, whilst the ur-
dersgned frankly confesses that he has innovation
to propose upon the present fashion, he neverthe-
less takes occasion to say that he has made
ments whereby he add greater value to the mod
ern capillary ornaments. He proposes to introduce
his friends and customers the DAGUERREOTYPE
HAT. an article every way faultless in manufacture
and mode, and possessing beautiful miniature like
ness of the owner.
VIII his friends and the public call in at No. 1877
Broad street Shockoe Hill, and examine specimens.
He has likewise in store, entirely new and se-
lect stock of Fall and Winter H A 7 s and G AP S.
which he is prepared to SELL either wholesale or re-
tail, for a small cash profit.
HATS made to order and warranted to please.
RICHARD MOORE,
oc Sim No. 1877 Broad street.
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Rev. James McDonough, pas5or of St. Jam esp
Church, Brooklyn, N. Y, died few days since,
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THE CINCINNATI MURDER-The murder of Mur.
ray, mulatto, by the girl Clay, has created
excitement in Cincinnati and much sympathy is felt
for the murderess Murray, the gay Lothario, was
ajourneyman barber, a tall, well-made fellow, by
whose arts the young mulatto girl was seduced
from her home in Madison, and prevailed upon to
live with him as his wife, She says she repeatedly
urged him to marry her, but he always insisted up
on postponing the ceremony little longer, until
regardless of his first love-" he marred another
woman. The girl, on being taken to prison, gave
up pistol, and said she had shot Murray, but was
sorry she had killed him. II is somewhat singular
that no one saw the girl Clay shoot the deceased,
and that the pistol not seen until she gave
it up to those who had her ia custody. Her own
confession is the only positive evidence against her.
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ID q HASKINS. SHIP CHANDLER,

ID o. HASKINS, SHIP CHANDLER,
H. GROCER AND COMM SSION MER-
CHANT, at his new house, opposite the old stand of
Haskins & Libby and in front Of the Steamboat
Landing, where may be found general assortment
of all articles Ia his line, viz:
Cordage, Hemp and Manila.
Blocks, Patent Roller Friction; Bushed and Com
mon Irvine; Sail Needles, Hooks and Thmbles; Ma
rine Spikes Caulking Irons Can Hooks Box Hooks,
Hand Spikes Wood Saws and various articles in the
Shin Chandlery Line.
GRoCERIES.--Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Soap, Candles,
Butter, Lard. Molssses, 6c.
BEEF.-Mess, Prime and No. Il Mess and Prime
Pork.
BACON Dried Beef, Smoked Tongues, dc.
PAINTS.-White and Black Lead: Paris Chrome
and Verdigry Green, yermillion. Chrome Yellow,
spanish Brown, Paint Oil Varnish.
Sperm and Solar Oil; Fish Oil, Tar, Pitch, Rodn
Spirits Turpentine, &c.
Crockery, for ship use.
Buckets, Broons, &c. OCT
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n.x.pyuI MrsDrE--The Kane county, Indsn-
pns..,oc,st says that on the 30sh uls msn BY
hs q John coilias Of sas town s & Rssas 81 %
e nr properly that belonged 10 her iu his own
right whercupon be deliberately shar.
..sssi butcher knife aud struck her with = enc
slow cutting her heart entirely through, TheAond
wes arrested, and "a NOW iniaA
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EREEDOM FROM FEVER AND

Il AGUE IN SIX HOURS.-NEGATIVE ELEC-
TRIO FLUID.-QUININE SUPERSEDED.-Thi
wonderful remedy has been thoroughly tested in all
cases of Fevers from TYPHUS TO the simplest FE-
YER and AGUE, by large number of physicians
and non-professional men. in various parts of the
Union, in Central America, and in the ospitas OF
Paris, by order of the Government of France, with
entire success.
Persons taken down with FEVER and AGUE,
BILIOUS, or any ordinary Fever, enabled go
about their labor the next day after the attack, by
using this FLUID. Its taste and effects pleasant,
and it can be safely used by any one following the
directions.
For particulars and proofs pamphlets, TO be had
gratis at the Agents.
Price 25c. and 81 per bottle For sale by
oc It's PURCELL, LADD CO.
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a.insularincidento occurred recently on nthe aIis s
and Bordeaux railway. The eonaae s;a0 ~ rn'ss
place u Tie uggsss ysn ossd e Is lie siding door
Of sas spRsIhsdou ~ head Out % see what was ths
ana =, ,hss n, uaomsnt the trains came Y sol;ian se
sliding door =. Violently sans ns L sssd rssa
tated nlIn = while bis body remained
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STILL THEY COME The subscribers

~ take pleasure in calling the attention of the pub
REOTYPES. They are not only approved by ali
who see them. but all are anxious to obtain a copy
OF themselves, relatives friends. The demand Is
great and still increasing, and while the weather is
good we would say. come one, come all-our prices
are moderate, and pictures superb Satisfaction shall
be given or no charge will be made.
WhIle we do not say that our pictares the best
IN the world, we do that they superior TO
some, and inferior to noneas the throng of custom
ers who visit our gallery testify.
Call and examine the beautiful work of art, wheth
er you wish pictures not, at No. l46 Main street,
tew doors below the Exchange Bank.
MINNIS & WATSON.
| would be pleased to have my friends call upon me
at Messrs. M. VS. gallery.
OCT THOS. 4. LINTON, Assistant
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oc 6-1r

WHERE ARE YOU GOING Around
w to DAVID CURRY'S, opposite Parker Bayy
i Nimmo's, to get me an easy fitting BOOT, for
hear he has just returned from the North, with
assortment of Boots Shoes and Caters. and likewise
SKINS, which he keeps constantly on hand to make
to order
call is requested before purchasing elsewhere as
his goods will bear inspection and his prices will be
worth trial DAVID CURRY,
The old established Boot Store,
Next door but to Mr.. PurcelPs Exchange
Ism Office
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Mrs PELLET7S SCHOOL Will BE
NY SCHOOL, ON 5TH STREET,

MY SCHOOL, ON 6TH STREET,
ul RESUMES SEPT. 81 teach beginners
while other studies receive due attention, Reading,
Writing and Spelling insisted on and after
these, Arithmetic, Geography and Grammar-make
boy proficient in the three first branchesI and you
give, him chance to make his mark anywhere he
imperfect speller, and all after advantages will be
unavailins. A good start with me is better than a
course at the University. AnglosaxoIs spell well
young, never.
I charge $50 per session of 10 months and make
deduction for past-time till lst November. All scho
lars are entered TO the end of the session.
seq H. 2. TAYLOR.
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The Secretary of State has returned to Washing
top .
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DENTISTRY.

nR. ALIENS PATENT TEETH,
~ WITH CONTINUOUS OR SOLID GUM
The subscribers in addition all other kinds, are
prepared to make ARTIFICIAL TEETH after the
method patented by DIR. Allen.
The superiority of which, other kinds consists
in their strength and perfectly natural appearance
The gum and teeth being one solid body affords no
place for the lodgment of food &c. The metal upon
which the teeth made is Platna, and is equal in
every respect to Gold for making artificial Teeth.
Specimens will be shown with pleasure to all who
wish TO inspect them.
MCCONNELL & BURTON, Dentists
Sc 15-dlm* Main, between 9th and 10th streets
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Ex-President Tyler and lady arrived in New
York ON Thursday.
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MEDICAL DEF ARTMENT OF

IVA HAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE, RICH
MOND, EA.-The sixteenth annual course oflectures
will commence On Monday, the 10th day of October
1885, and continue until the st of the ensuing March,
The commencement for comforting degrees will be
held about the middle of March.
R. L. BOHANNAN, NJ D.. Prof. of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
L. W.CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ D., Prof of Materia
Medica and Therapeutics.
MARTIN P. SCOTT, NJ. D.. Lecturer on Chemis-
try and Pharmacy.
. CHAS. BELL GIBSON, NJ D., Prof. of Surgery
and Surgical Anatomy.
CARTER P. Johnson, NJ. D., Prof. of Anatomy
and Physiology
DAVID a TUCKER, NJ. D., Prof. of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
ARTHUR E. PETICOLAS NJ. D., Demonstration
, of Anatomy.
The study of practical Anatomy may be prosecuted
with the ample facilities and at very trifing
expense.
Clinical lectures are regularly given at the college
infirraary and Richmond almshouse. The intirmary,
under the same roof with the college, and subject to
the entire control of the faculty. is at all times well
filled with medical and surgical cases, and furnishes
peculiar facilities for clinical instruction Many
gica perDrmedin presence of the GLASS;
and the students being freely admitted to the wards
enioy under the guidance of the professors, unusual
OPPORTUNITIES for becoming familiar with the symp-
toms diagnosis and treatment of diseases.
Observation-Disclosures fee, s.; Professors fees
sos; Demonstrators fees SO; Graduation fee, S25
The price of board including fuel lights and ser
wants attendance, is usually IS or S5s per week.
: DAVID II. TUCKER, M D.,
se 16-2awtdm Dean of the Faculty.
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WoMAN's RIGHTS CONVENTION do
from Cleveland, under date of Oct :, gives the s.,
lowing account of a Convention there the dav rra
vious. which had most stormy sessionFaboundino
in evidences of the folly of those engaged init.
A series of resolutions were adonted boI5,,-
claiming the exercise of the elective francisa =,
one of women's tights and her eleyibilv to noit;7
cal stations of honor and profit
As the ladies' were in fair wav of noonono1;;
the whole debate, an over cold member of the naJe
gender ventured to offer resolution to the ef,ect
that the women contine their speeches within
limit OF fifteen minutes. This proposition was Of
course received as very serious ATTEMPT to en-
croach upon one OF the most important of yon,en's
rights and was Indignantly voted down
Mrs. Clark here endeavored to speak word in
behalf of man, probably with the kind intention of
soothing the feelings of the author of the obiec
tionable resolution, but she was mediatelv oagged
for her temerity amid loud cries of efurn her
out.n
Abby Kelly made speech, in which she bitterly
attacked churches and ministry which excited
more angry discussion and attempts were made to
puther down by those who were not vet prenared
to go to the same length of folly
Abby, however, maintained her position and
would not yield the floor, declaring that she would
not be put down.
Here another scene of terrible confusion and
strife of tongues ensued, in the midst of which q
motion to adjourn was put and carried, when the
presidentess fed the hall to escape the vengeance
some portion OF the Convention whom she had of.
Tended
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,laoef'and TssssrapA says that ON sundax
aiofnins iass blood was discovered ON the tracL =
lne oepo' OF the Baltimore and Ohio Roilro.d
company, In that place, which led TO the di.eove-
OF Mr.. Charles Dripback. dead in one ~ ,bs hou..
cars. verdict was rendered that atbs dsess.s.,
came to his death, by opening the veins i ~ -
arm with penkaife. - 'eas
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DAGUERREorYprNc
DAGUERREOTYPFS,- -s ,rn,19;.T

49, .NN3N1 = --1A IFULNIuI, He
nAe, nneiy finished portrait or miniature of
aeave oI ,nend severed from by distance on death
wno would not prize and desire to possess1 clesr
sisa 'ened, durable Dsgueneotype Is an object rarely
~ hat MoULSON'S Pictures Withstand the test
Oh te aud are pronounced by the hi ehes,
unsur s passed on either side the Atlantic
prlce for one of these fine Portraits Ia only
y. OsE " DoLLAR complete, and warranted to please
Sfangers and citizens are cordially invited to call
observe the name and dnumber-MoULSoNS Sky
and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery. ITO Main street
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MIR. LEFEByRE S SCHOOL--H ?

M K. LEFEBN RE ) SCHOOL-H. p
w LEFEBNRE, A. N, will, on the first Monday
ia October succeed Mrs. Mead in the charge of her
Boarding a0d Day School in Richmond and will be
prepared that day 10 receive pupils at her late re-
sidelce Grsce street.
Mr. LEFT bvre was for seven years connected with
Mrs. Mesds school, and subsequently became Princi
pa Of the Williamsburg Female Academy the charge
OF which be now resigns to engage in larger work in
Richmond.
He proposes to conduct his school upon the same ge
ners plan ss that OF Mrs Mead retaining several of
her teachers, and increasing the strength of the de-
psrtaent q Foreign Languages by the assistance of
9 resident French GOverness, and other auxilieres
The members of the family will form christian
household, under the parental of Mr.. and Mrs.
LefeOyIe.
TIE School will offer every advantage for the ac-
dais;Cion OF sound English education, which will
be added the Ancient and Modern Languages, Mu-
&c, Drawing, &c.
TERms.-For Board and Tuition in all the English
branches for the scholastic year of nine
mouths S2io
Dsv scholars of al ages, 40
For any Modern Language, 20
Music, Drawing, SC, at Professors prices
Apply TO Ii. z. LEFEBYRE, A. NJ,
au 50 Grace street, Richmond, Va
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L n Main street, have in store, and are receiving
large additions to their stock of DRUGS, MEDI.
CINES, SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS, PAINTS
OILS, DYES, WINDOW GLASS and FANCY AR.
TlCLES which they offer for sale on the most favo.
rable terms to cash and punctual dealers