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Quite an exciting iSdiscussion in the Pro.estan.
Episcopal convention,.in New York on Wednes-
day morning, upon the question of the North Caro-
lima Diocese Rev. DR.. Mason, of N. c. C-scontended
that the diocese was vacated, and that thei Conven
ton ought to accept the credentials of Mr.. Ives
successor Rev. DR.. Atkinson. other gentlemen
argued that Bishop Ives could not depose himself-
that that was duty reserved exclusively to the
Bench OF Bishops-and, therefore; by consequence
there was not a vacancy as vet
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ST1LL THEY COME The subscribers

~ take pleasure in calling the attention of the pub
nc to their superior style of flesh colored DAGUER-
REOTfPES. They are not only approved by all
who see them, but all anxious to obtain a copy
of themselves relatives or friends. The demand Is
great and still increasing and while the weather is
good we would say, come one, come ail-our prices
are moderate and pictures superb. Satisfaction shall
be given charge will be made.
While we do not say that our pictores are the best
in the world, do that they are superior to
some, and inferior to the throns of custom
ers who visit our gallery can testify.
Call and examine the beautiful work of art wheth-
er you wish pictures not at No. las Main street
few doors below the Exchange Bank.
MISNIS & WATSON
would be pleased to have my friends call upon me
at Messrs. NJ. l. WIS gallery
OCT TIOS A. LINTON Assistant
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MILLINERY.
EALL AND WINTER MILLINERY


Va the North with foil assortment of fashionable
MILLINERY, consisting of Bounets of every de-
sp-ipnon, Ribbons, &c; also Trimmings for Dresses
C!oaks sid Nantes, Hair Braids, Curls, and a vare-
E e1cY articles, which will be sold at reasonable
pr,oeS wholesale or retail Country Merchants and
M;ncrs will find it 10 their advantage to call at her
Rooms, over Word, Ferguson L Co No Us Main St
Dresses, Cloaks and Mantles made to order.
9g
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CHOCKOE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE

SHOCkOE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
S SHOPS, Cary street, East side of Shockoe creek
Richmond, Va.-TALBOTT & BROTHER. proprie-
tors Of the above establishment continue TO manufac
t1re their improved portable STEAM ENGINES and
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS OF the best materials in
the most workmanlike manner, and accommoda-
tag terms. Also:
Stationary Engines, of any required power,
Cfrist Mill Machinery,
Boilers for Steam Engines and other purposes
Tobacco Presses and Screws,
TobHcco FlatteniIg Mills,
Levers, Bands &c.
Railroad Work of all kinds,
Brass and Iron Castings, and all descriptions of
Wrought Iron Forging.
Persons wishing TO purchase any of the above arti-
ctes would perhaps do well to call before order
log elsewhere.
81 21-Im* TALBOT BROTHER.
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST

A
Archer DrC Acree Lee AilenJk
Allen + Allen Wm2 Arnold JnoT2
Allatt II Andrews w Abram L
Anderson Jas 3 Ashby Washpon
Bluford & Co Brown Peter w BstesJ
Bowen A W Baylor Rob A Blay John
Belng gham S 2 Bradshaw Il S Beasley JssS
Bumpass c Blackwell ID Butler Jas II
Burwell DR. B Booker Il Bennett Jno
Buckner DR. II Browns Bishop Jos C
? Bashshaw Rev L Beacham L NIL
Brown DR. II Bailey Theodore ler
Bittle Geo II Barr Nim-od Q
Drummer II Bacon Thos Bowles Peter
Boyd Henry Butler NJ L Butler DR. " W
Brown Capt Boiling a )
Black Jas
Claypole A Cottern Richard Clark Jesse
Carlisle Amos Chandler Rob Colly John
Chandler < Craig VIM II Crouch Jas T
Barnes Croford VIM Cosby OscarG
Carr G Cutler VIM Cooke Philip st
Culver GeoH Colgin VIM Geo
Chick Henry w Cole WmC Cousins Thcs j
Cabel DR. II W Creed!e WmH Cunnir CHAM Z
Clemmitt JOS Clarke WmG Claiborne IL
Cameron Jno L Cooke VIM 3 Coleman VIM Z
Chambers jpo
Davis Rev n Davis Robt B Davis Jno "
Dunn A T2 Douglass + L Dennis Jno W
Driukard F. II Dorney 81 Dike5 Jessee
DeverF Duance Thos W Deyaussure L b
Davis Glenn Dent VIM Dennis Oliver
Davis Jas A Douglass VIM w Dorian Patrick
Deyerle JasC Dunn Walter s Deherty Patrick
Dotson ] VIZ Davail * isbhsit Dornin Philip
Dunn Jackson J
T.
Edmondson 3 w ElisJ Edwards VIVA
Eacho B f Eggleston A Eddy Ii 8
ElletCC Ertenrescher 5 Elet
Elam English II Ensiebrsht T
Ely q
Fitzhugh C Thatcher ? NJ Fish A
FITZGERALD II Fex ) 4 Earn5wouh l. B
Finigan John Free Thos Fitzgerald M
Finn John Farrar w 4 French I
Forbes sc Frawner L
GLASS Andrew Gardner NV GayJW
Grover Alfred Gary NJ + Geh John
Graves Pat Gleason Phil Gardner John
Goode = + Cooley Pat GiGaa w
GRAY EN- Glenn w J CRANES John
Gillispe M Gleason VIM Graham
Gary J Fl Gilman Wm Getes d e
Gentry
II
Hoger L Co Hanks Q HodsdonJs S
Henry John Heath y u Harris jno
Hut AE Hughes PS aoiton jas
HonDes II Hsrwcod w Hsney Jacob
Holt BMW uayerty Phil Hudson John
Hunt ID HeEch SE Howard IL
Henry z M Hnt Thos Horker John (S
tiill ( Garnet Hutcherson W II Heckaday JP
Herbert HI w TASTY VIM ttott
Hudson III nj Hudgins w Harris Jos Fl
Houehing II Hanes M b Hayes Oliver
Johnston Jones Waiter G Jones Jas II
Jeter Albert Jones WmB johnson Z
Jones Z jester VIM D Jenning q Jno
Jordan Geo johnson Capt w Jones JOHN
james si,eg, Mirsn, Jackson VIM Joanson silss III
Jones James
X
King Vim Kirby David King John T
King VIC Kent Daniel Kelley James
kArrST hsysnGugh Kershsw Eenry
Kirby RT kley Andrew
hammond Peter Last 10th Leo Henry he
Lacy Mathew n Latham u Lawrence II
Leonard Michael Lsstnot 5 Lesnhard U
Lee Jacob Lester VIM LefeYid 0S
Lindsey john Lockwood : q Lyessy Cary
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Inc STEAMER ALLxGHASr, we learn, was sam-
aionea rom Norfolk to Washington, on Tuesday
,ast oy telegraphic dispatch She win probably
% taken up the Potomac, condemned and brokeai
sr heaiy' naval aborsions come upon us 80
.ni'k and fast that they are scarcely worth no /.
'sce This one has cost the Goyernr.en. .o,..h;,,,
more than $500 COO.
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PIANO FORTES.-JAS.

rIFWENTY Plan o FORTES.-JAS.
u WOODHOUSE, (late Nash Wo0dh0use,) has
faCzty received TWENTY PIANO FORTES, and
has ow hand for sale extensive assort nert
ehan is usually met with They are in fine order and
condition. and warranted superior IN all respects
Persons about purchasing, by examining my stock,
will discover it TO be entirely unnecessary TO send
North te buy Piano FoTtes. They will find as good
Instruments nearer home, assortment large, at
factory prices and obtain altogether better terms.
Ey- Secondhand PIANOS taken in exchange.
E@'- PIANOS tuned and repaired as usual.
NEW MUSIC constantly arriving.
JAMES WOODHOUS2,
Bookseller, Stationer and Book Binder,
rs Eagle Squaye
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FHHHE OLD MEDICAL HOUSE.

bib Jill NJ Il u - n Il Ic u - q
Il FRANKLIN + STREET, JUST BELOW THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-DoCToR PLUME l. 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 call. (No charge for con-
giitator Much attention is given TO female disor.
0srs.
Doctor P. & Co. the makers and sole vendors of
tie CHEMICAL EXTRACT OF FRENCH FLOW.
ERS, which has stood the test of time, and which is
Unriyalled in giving tone and vgor to system shat
tered and almost wted down by the frolcs of early
Lie.
All letters, pre- paid promptly attended to. Office
hours from A. NJ, till z. H.
au 5-d&wts RICHMOND VA.
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HIRE, LIFE AND MA RINE INSU-
n RANCE.-The Richmond Fire Association are
now prepared TO issue policies of Insurance on the
above description of risks reasonable terms
any similar company, and respectfully ask share of
the patronage Of the public Applications will be
ceived st the Office No. 225 corner of Main and 9th
streets, where the officers win cheerfuy furnish al
information that may be required. All losses prompt
.lg aud literally adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, President
joan H. BosHER, Secretary. NH IT
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EALL STOCK OF WATCHES AND
Il JEWELRY.-The subscriber would respectfully
inform his friends and the public generally. that he
has just returned from the North With splendid
sortment of WATCHES and JEWELRY, all of
which he offers at small profits. Please call and
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
EDWARD KERSEY.
Having in my employ experienced Jeweler,
am prepared to manufacture and repair all kinds of
Jewelry in the neatest manner and shortest notice.
All kinds of WATCHES repaired at the shortest
notice. sc Z2-im
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NEW YORK PoLIrIcs-A letter from the Nep
York correspondent OF the Philadelphia Ledger
says
Politics and politicians here, just now, are in a
perfec1 stew, SO to speak. Hards and Sons. Hun.
kers and Banburners, Woolly Heads and silver
Grays, and Maine Liquor people, are all pullino
their wires respectively and each irving TO outbd
the other for votes. The letter from Bronson to
uutnrle mas not yet leaked out. There is report
current in the Custom House TO-DAY. that Mr. Gm,h
RE Is coming on to New York, to see il he cannot
adjust difficulties
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PRICE ONE CENT-
Tie DAILY DISPATCH
sATUEDAY MORNING. ooTosE@s

lHE SANDwrsH IsLArns sc---------- ce.-.------.- -
published several extracts rels,,.s ssWe :, have
E;nr Kameb.nsha = .ae Sandwich Islands praylnr
ming hlng hamsaamena anne oremove from ofiee Ii, min IL
@ Tns.so,d. sopa sna ,hs aro1s The San Francisco
the rupture: ssafo ~
That there is a revolutionary int.
tom Of the affair cannot be doubted especisllp s Dot
It known that the great mass Of dss1e r.
few Europeans in Honolulu regard favor,Ahsssps. a
formation OF an intimate alliance with the ~ me
States, with the prospect of early anaexatio. seo
Even Messrs. Judd and Armstrong and their s,,-
porters are considered friendly TO this proise,
which they prefer, however, should bide their own
time, and be accomplished in way satisfactory to
themselves In particular. private letter indi
Gates the probable success of the movement so far
as to cause the removal of Messrs Judd and Arm
strong; and we have other accounts from, response
bic sources which regard the ripening period oI
ine annexation project very near at hand, and
to follow close upon the impending change of the
Kings Council"
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HIGH PRICES-It is a fact that Dry

IA IGH PRICES.-It IS TACT that Dry
IL Goods are twenty-five per cent. higher than
they have been for the past 10 years. yet E. GOLD
SMlT of Al Main street. is selling at the old prices.
All wool Flannels for Is. 3d. worth Sll cts; full A
Shirtnss at cts, worth to 9. The reason he
afford to sell at these prices s that he buys his goods
Tor cash He has also a complete assortment of La
des seasonable and fashionable Dress Goods, Silks
Housenes Plaids, Sleeves. Collars, Hosiery, Gsves,
Ribbons. Cacoes French Merino, Shawls, &c. Ban-
kats Quilts, Cassilneres, Satines Festngs, kerseys,
ksnluckY Jeans. &c. in great variety. oc II
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GEORGE J. SUMNER, IMPORTER
Sa AND DEALER IN CHINA, GLASS AND
F.ARTHENWARE, No. 20, PEARL STREET, IRON
BUILDINGS, RICHMOND,
Is receiving his Fall stock of EARTHEN-
WARE and CHINA of his own importation, and from
the manufactures his stock of GLASS, LOOKING
GLASSES, FANCY GOODS &C. to which he in
Stes the attention of Merchants visiting this market
sssuring them that it will be found extensive and
wi; be sold favorable terms at any establish
Inent in his country, North South.
Specia. attention given to PACKING and shipping.
Bu 2q-dSc2u
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

NEW JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT
4S No. Isl MAIN STREET.-The subscribers have
opened, in the store recently occupied by Messrs.
Wadsworth, Turner Co., next door below White
hurts Daguerrean Gallery, entire stock of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &c, of every
description to which they respectfully invite the
tenton OF the public Their stock is very extensive
and consists of every variety of articles connected
with the trade and among them many entirely
styles all of which having been purchased for cash,
will enable them to promise inducements not usually
met with.
They also prepared 10 make to order, repair
Watches Jeweiry and any other article in their line
at short notice. One of the firm being practical
workman will pay particular attention TO the repair
ing department MYERS JANKE
oc l0-dim Sign of the Illuminated Clock.
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Whiskey Creek, Jackass Gulch, Humbue City.
One Horse Town, One Mule Town, Drunkards'
Bar, Murderer's Bar, Shirt.tail Canon. Lower Hum
bug, Negro Hill Fiddletown, Coon Hollow. Law
Hawk, Condemned Bar, Grizzly Flat, Musauito Ca
non Poverty Bar, Mule Canon Greenhorn, Mug.
ginsville Mad Muletown Sucker Flat, Rattlesnake
Bar, Yankee Jims Peppermint Bar, Mad Canon,
Humoug Canon, Roagh and Ready, French Corral,
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EDUCATION.

MIR. S. s. STEVENS will commence
WI the next Session of tho Young Ladies' Coliegi.
ts SEMINARY on the 26th of September, at his rooms
90 the cerner Of Franklin and Fifth streets. Compe.
tent Teachers have been secured In all departments
Sc lS-ts
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DICH JEWELRY, WATCHES AND
III SILVER WARE.-The subscribers are In re-
ceipt of their fall supply of the above goods, to
which the attention of purchasers is invited,
GENNET g. JAMES,
oc 8-6m Eagle Square. So
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The name of the Liberty Mills Post Office In
Orange county, Va, has been changed to Somerse:
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~ B. LUCK, STOCK AND LAND

W. WARRANT AGENCY, GOVERNOR ST.
STOCKS bought and sold Commission. The
highest price paid for LAND WARRANTS. GOLD
AND SILVER WANTED.
E- Prize Tickets in all Lotteries sold in Lotteries
under the management of r France & Co. will be
promptly paid BY me, and all inquiries relative to the
business OF X. France Co. addressed to them
Richmond, will meet with prompt attention
uy2 G.. B. LUCK.
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The New Orleans Picoyuae of the 9Th Instant
says
Early last night, one of those Internal machines
usually denoninated camphine lamps, exploded at
restaurant In Poydras, near Carondelet street
and badly burned woman and boy who were in
the act OF filling it. The little fellow shreked with
agony and rushed into the street, looking like a
large ball OF flame. He rolled himselfin the outter
ana extlnguished the fire. but not until nearly ali
his clothes had been burned from his body ~
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The San Francisco Herald calls on the good peo.
pie of California, for the love of posterity, to re
torn their nomenclature before it is too LATE
Here are the names of some localities brought to
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OFFICE "a. AND TENN. RAILROAD

4 kfE ISE -. AM IEINN. hAILhOAD
~ co, LYSCHBURG. Sept. 49, 1853-The 6th an
rua citing OF the Stockholders of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company will take place at this
Cfice on the 10Th day of October next-aud all per-
holding proxies, requested to hand them in
early day possible 50 that the may be
examined and listed.
JOHN r. HUGHES, Clerk,
Sc t6-ts Va 4 Tenn. r. r. Co.
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NSuSIC.-FR WULFF, teacher of the
vi PIANO, (Sinsinsl VIOLIN and GUITAR.
Marshall street, between Sd and 4th streets.
Ipss
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INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO

INSTR u CTI ON On The PIANO
L FORTE AND IN SINGING MIR. JOHN DUN
DFRDALE respectfully announces to his friends and
e public generally. that he is prepared to re-
sre the duties Of his profession Teacher OF the
y sno Ferte and Of Singing. Any communications ad-
dressed 20 MI D. through the Post Office, care of
Hessrs. Harold Murray, IN Broad street. or left
ct their Bookstore, win meet with prompt attention,
n, Slim
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| IST OF LETTERS-Re Remaining in the
IA Richmond Post Office the Nth October 1853
lP Persons calling for Letters in this LIST will
please say they advertised.
u Office hours, on Sunday, hereafter, from, 10
A. NJ, aud to 5P NJ
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Tho frederick (ad) Ezamiasr ha. the follow
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XII CASES OF CLOCKS. of every
~ style and psstera, Just received and for sale
90 ia. ALEX MOTT co.
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LlOR HIRE have for. hire, for the
Il balance of the year, p GIRL accustomed to wait
Ing Ia the houEe. &c. Apply to
EDWARD d. EAcno.
90 ii General gent and Collector
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s,SrELLASEGUSt
u,uTS Shutters.

- invited ~ cali At CIV EMS fashionable iur.
.rNTlEN"-, smi examine hts Superior cotton aMd linen shirts
In ut,aihes .sh,ncd pattern. notwithstanding I has heretofore
usa>Sh3' - -, r,>S!pte 10 obtain Il pheasant NUNS shlr. thcsc
r.r.t aho"rs : The woke Is ncattI fitted IL tue nee and should
.ssTit'.,.x consequently does not chale or annoy tue wcaret.
=. nlh'n. 60" go - TAX .n->h,rts AMI Coilars made Ia order ny
r;sGscHs0 ' winch has received the unqualified commrnda.
r,rssn' ,s So "a al parts OF the Enirt States, and pronounced
'rN scN' =" .,,,,,,;itr ovci nj! iatc limitations universally &C.
L,,aici-t" ALSO. For SALE,
,,rrs, AND DRAM. HALF HOSE.
>pIh cotton. W."i-tu GLOVES,
~ -, ,.uas.r s'ni>. l,ha.h,H ~" ''d"H
-,TpIs in ht~' """
'l..!>. ttNN>. N,u,n.
I||,>l htltN'
I>Et ~. tmnrelns. Soap md Perfnrnery.
-" - Nun a arc u VARIETY ul tsu"hS Ion tsentlenei.
- 81 IN establishment are moderate auI uniform and
Tern !, conducted as 10 secure the custom ni those who once
=, Errn Us. H. 49, n,cl,nnmj 4.
TO PRINTERS.
rr,~TEE Tor L II. Cal!aier. have tor sale ! large amount
A>lnm,ISTING MATERIALS, consistin. Of
~ ~ -, t,uh!e cylinder Press, capable OF pruning u payer 'ho
e& Tr Elcimonl Wins;
.:t] w ,I az. lautle CYLINDER Press, English manufactured OF
CNs'.,,r r.n s:ruc,lon: with t;anrys Composing StieSs. &c.. &C.
.r 80. .Ir, variety OF JOB TYPE. T." which Is attached 4 new
t- M, rrIrci. suitable for Pamphlets;
e..N ttt.s :, lbs ri BREWER. no, hall worn, To &c iiS;dci !m;o lots
a. h.. 20 sun purchasers.
= - ..l rrws,m,rrs have nov 4 tar opportunity OF rciiel'
!-" ~, .ir,ri easy tr,ms. Address JNO. ). GAlLAliER,
.at'"a .,sri ,ul..D .! he undo. siEncd, Georgetown, DC.
~ lea
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LOUISA LAND FOR SALE.

: q, NJ Ia the state OF my ME- h'il.h, l ~ eHcr n'"' ,t
-. Tr,rl al Land on which / reside. fonlaihi"s 'j I''". 'm'
Ia. :. .I.uIiri III loUi>t ton"ly, ah"ut , mis- I'l' 100 - 20,
I"'"' Ii,.I., and within I"ur miles al she l"hish or 'rulftl h'''
'", va, ,mt i.c mics al Tolrrs,tbc Depot, aud adIIinl"" lie am "'
n"',"t ,rrI,r ,Jr, Frauc-- T.. BROOKE. Wm & Barrett i"i "'h'
' ,n,rn the >arr rcccnii. bought OF the .Sthi" 81 k"0-f' ~.
.n, decreased , L ip- we'll. immediately on The >mh'h'nh" ~
I'M North rI.i Creek. A large portion Is rNrriIrht hi''' "'' -
I az GruumIs, Which ar-, as we'll 10 the High Land g ~ 49,
~. AMI wei! aIarle! 10 the production of TRAN i"o.' -, -
-. II ia. uron II A large and convenient dwelling. aWh an nc
..-lry Dnr houses and il N an excellent n.'snoo''n ~, vrLnu,
,I,rI 10 market. Presuming no one will 1hins ~ nu!n ~.
tr, examining the premises. deema more ini utr.n =" 49,.
Persons wi,Ticg 10 buy a desirable Farm y h,Nru - I H.,
thu. an. make application To ne ~ '''' ="
tuiueJ 10 reil privately. .a,n,L,u,, m, Itlr - ~
Terms can he made m0c"nmoniy
questionable. ,.. ~ litter. nuI Lnr.I ~
.a uxn.tfr friynrd, Louisa Court House ur.nrrc,r
Aug 4-cS3w
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4 RARE IAN . "A SUPERIOR Dwell

4 NOR SALE lsivaely, twith immediate Iosscssi"ml the comma.
L dmus HOUSES occupied Ivy my family, with the hall square on
which they are situated, having l6S,i lrI On 9Th street, 2GI on tny
anil lGst, on eth street, or, il desired, 4 IIunt of l225, irt or al lh:'I
lee N 9TH street. embracing nearly all the hon. rs) am! runhih:
lack IO feet tn an alley IL icct wide. 10 addition tn The uSua' icii
,,tr,,s made nj great expense when bought, have added a new
.rautry. The brick pat vi an iceLIolsc, Scveial new hnors, cciIlhIs'
Ill, ,n,n,,is urul unn,rn .ratr,. hot. cold aud shower baths,
~ Inn IN nnrtirus and enclosure 10 ward. AM! have introduced water
and cas-ihc last mic every ruuiI, thr"ush SealinSs "l brick and
-" - % ov,il /, sal, ly aurilun. 4 great sacrifice Will I've made
Nm, "A | shall certainly return 1" my country house (h"w being III.
ralrr!) early III April, shall sell publicly, On the premises, by lots,
aasm,rcl,,s.I aud without reserve. the entire property, on the 2?h
March ney. al p. NJ. IT not IreviousIy disposed OF.
49, ! ,rr,kr6i GEORGE TAYLOR.
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yESiiE subscriber VIII ren,mu h. srhncI 81 .: trir'rf, at M 80
L drGcr OF Mr.. u 4 Sl.uD ct Louisa. The usual iis'sh
branches. Latin. t:rcrE. Frrrch. NaniSh, aut the i"m"f UrdIcHrs ct
Mathematics. Viii br TAUGHT. -,
TERMS board, iucIn!rs y hing. in,l, ~. s'r' u. ~ s ~
,u.ah BILE unr hall u. cuiIiic-. - other hall ML'ch lS'.i> ""
l,iuclion Tor al,sruc. except Ia So al rroiIac'rd S'hhrHS
Auy -rsw. Mr. kEA, Gum SIrIU". Louisa t"hh'y.
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pGllES AT THIS OFFICE. IN
,,,rxl,nd loiteries tor August, 1895.

= n - ! If -~u-Sl5ti, "~atIrsco: Ia. June 18th
+ y y ~, ( - :s,-Sn"l. Grand Consolidated ~. July ION.
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aND WHITE SULPHUR STRINGS rIsI S2I4&ETEkAIE

AND WHITE SlI.rhUK SERVINGS. -Tisi lHARf@~
tos 10 The Virginia Spring. AMI The
aenrIaiiy. are ,mlrrncd ihl' the new aud sii"iIiu! Coaches III III"
HOT SPRINGS Ilnc. Which VIII bc run lrL weekly during the SiIin9
SEASON. VIII leave Stauu;ui aud The White Sulutl.r IaI ia, 'iu.
Springs. every M"n!av. Wednesday aud fl'n,, AID vi! leave tie
lot SITln,- luf ihusr .iaccS IN Inc alternate udys. Tie ui4lt s;art
i.un Slaun:ru and Tie White sulphur, val be a he liz: Syriocs.
Passengers rtlte corrcwd Sl"sdHH co"y"sgby ""t riAga' nish!
,rara All extra Coach Will he kent Il, The Hot SrlIrc-
Fave from S.lunuH 10 Tie WIItc Sulphur. S. ~. 81 -, II: am!
Warm Springs. each s. -; 20 the Bath A!um 81
rrr IIius, VINO wash Ia take this luc. vii! GLU.,..tt: {, ,Gy
Ufgv.A en- III. ChtM hnc oHy Ia SOna0H.
For seats Apply a. :: ppIwdrd's lIoci. IN Staun;'n.
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