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the pressure Ia the nnorey market, the sale was
considered very good one. All the lots were
sold.
POLITICAL MATTERS.
Two Congressional rat icatioa meetings were
held in this city last nng-one in favor OF Alder
man Join Kelly, In the Fourth district, and the
other in favor Of Mr.. John Mcleod Murphy, in the
Sixth district. Both were very enthusiastic.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
An investigation into the circumstances attending
the homicide In James street, on Monday night,
was held yesterday, an re ulted in ,hs coroner's
Jury finding q verdict that the deceased, william
Tree, 9 m to bis death by q ab from knife in
the hanes of William Mathews. The prisoner was
committed to the Tomb. The homicide resulted
from an ARRAY superinduced by bad liquor.
George Westbrook, implicated in the alleged Mer.
chsnss' Exchange Bank fraud. was yesterday ad.
mitted to ba ! in ave thousand dollars bonds.
Yesterday being the centennial anniversary of the
dag on which charter was granted to Coumbia
College, an address was delivered by the Rev. VIM
r. Williams, d. D., at the Clinton Han lecture
room, before the alumni Of the college and large
audience. sketch Of the address is given il
another co urn1.
Last evening fire occurred in q turner's shop il
Fifth street. which spread to an edjoining building
The damage done in all will amount to between
So 900 and - 900. An account Of The fire will b,
ound elsewhere.
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New York, Wednesday, November 1, IsSs,
Mails for Europe.

NEW Y0Ex HERALD-EDITIoN FOR EUROPE
The Cnnand mail steamship Africa, Capt. Harrison,
win leave this port to-day at Il O'Clock NJ for liver
pool
The European mails viii close at hafpast 10 o'clock
- the morning
The Herald (prnted in French and Englsh) viii be
published Mt 10 O'Clock in the morning Single copies, in
wrappers sixpence.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edit of
the NEw YmKr will be received at the following
places in Europe
LIVERPOOL. john Hunter, No. 2. Paradise street
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PARIS Livingston Wells Co. Place de Ia Bolrse
viii embrace tenews received by mail and telegraph
the Office during the previous week. and to the heur Of
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FATAL AocIDRyr-CoRoSn's vrRpIcr.-An inquest was
held at Fort Lee, New Jersey, on tho body Of omear
Pear by Abraham Carlock Of the coroners OF tho
county OF Bergen who accidentally shot by Bar
nard Davis, the Goth OF October The Jury decided
that no blame or-guit attached V The said Barnard
lAyis,
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A Dig AT SEYMoUR.-The Washington Union
asserts that Bronson and Seymour continue to
divide the democratic party" OF course it is
to be expected that the organ win pitch into
Bronson; but what has Governor Seymour
done to be thus kicked by the administration {
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PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE.-It is reported
that Mr.. Atchissn of Missouri, President pro
TEN. of the United States Senate, will be absent
from his post during the approaching session.
His term is about to expire, and in the contest
for reflling his place he desires to be on the
ground to fight Benton and the Bentonites who
are resolved upon his defeat Upon this point
we have only to say that if Mr.. Atchison can
not be at his post at the next session Of Con-
gress, according to his contract, he ought to
resign at once, or substitute should be appoint
ed in his place Every friend of the constitu
tional rights of the South, of either house, will
be wanted at The approaching session Of Con-
gress.
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Marine AMhlrs.
City Intelligence.

THE BRITISH SCREW STEAMSHIP INDIANA sailed yesterday
for Southampton and Havre with sxtyhve passengers
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The Embellishments waa

lamentable failure. The establishment was
gotten up in the wrong way, at the wrong place,
and too late after the appointed day, to sue
coed. The same building and the same con-
tents, under other auspices and other arrange
ments, might have paid handsome dividend.
But after it was condemned by the public, 1t
was adding insult to injury to call in Barnum
to galvani4e it into Joyce Heth notoriety.
The furore of the Musical Congress lasted for
two or three days. When they stopped blowing
their twelve hundred wind instruments, the
wind declined instantly again into adead calm.
Barnum gave it up. II was another fire ami
hilator. And now there is an end of it. But
its mischievous effects upon the mercantile in
terests, rents, &c, of the city are not yet over.
Who buys the Crystal Palace?
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ACADEMY OF MUsIc-The operate spectacle Of "Semi-
ramide' is to be performed again tonight 1t is Of
Grizi's best representations
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The UNION FERRY MoNopoLY-It is rather
curious that while the great railroads announce
that their expenses will be less this year than
last, and the ocean steamers do not pretend they
are greater, the owners of the Brooklyn ferries
should insist on exacting double rates from
their passengers, on the ground that it costs
them to run their boats this year twice as much
as it did last. There must be some strange
mieapprehensiOn somewhere. The Erie railroad
estimates for the coming year set down the
working expenses at less per centage than
they have usually reached: the Union Ferry
Company say that theirs will be double the
usual figure. The Erie railroad report is en-
dorsed by such men as Mr.. Brown and Mr.. Tiles
ton, and con hardly be supposed to be false in
so material particular for IL the working
expenses of the road were increased in any
thing like the same proportion as those Of the
Brooklyn ferries, the road would not only be
unable to pay any dividend, but would not
furnish the monthly deposit to the proposed
sinking fund. We must therefore conclude
that the price Of labor, coal, iron and other
materials has not increased along the line Of the
Erie road in anything like the ratio that the
same articles are said to have risen in value on
the East river. Whence does this arise? Resi-
dents of Brooklyn should look to 1t. IT. as APP
pears to be the case, the rise in the ferry rates
is not warranted by the enhanced value Of
labor, coal, &C., steps should at once be taken
to prevent this grasping monopoly from con-
tinuing to fatten on extortion. The remedy is
in the hands of the people.
The CRYSTAL PALACE CLosED--DREADFUL
LETTING DowN.-Yesterday was the last day Of
the New York Crystal Palace for the Exhibition
of the Industry Of All Nations. It lived mise
rable existence, and died lingering death. 1t
was aspeculation, however, upon which, though
many have lost money, some must have realized
little. The stock, which, about the time OF the
Inauguration under the auspices Of President
Pierce and half his Cabinet, was inflated to l75
per cent, had fallen yesterday to IA, being
decline from rs per cent premium to 80 "a per
cent discount. An awful fall Lucky was ne
who sold out at high tide
1t 10 useless to dwell upon the causes Of thiG
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EOCkET. LOCKETS;
And all kinds Of DaguerreOtype JeWelry

ASCHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST AND As GooD
n As TiiA BEsI The sub erlbcf would cali the nj.
ention o publ the tact ltat he has at all times
an assoru ont Of the bo,e articles, and with the ndd
tonS he receives every few ceks, direct rom the
uiactory ani importers; cnuilc- Linn, with smn
stock (ibn 900 TO 81 500 worth) constantly Oh hnnd
furnish fresh goo Ia iashi,nabie substantial "nd
h,mutiiul-at low ices any retail c.iab-hmeni
this side of New Yark; with pirures equal to any il
this country md warranted to pea'e both regards
ie~ery and Pictures Lynchburg Gnllery next TO Vir
g,nl Bank. Main ST., sign Of the Flag; Dfpville- Main
street Z. + GIBBS, Proprietor.
Il
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DISSOLUTION.

flNIlE concern OF Wilson II Frnpkhn is THE day dis-
j solved hy limitation. All persons having claims
uennsi the Con, will present Them Joseph II viii
snn for payment; those indebted 10 the eoncerp will
make payment Joseph H. Wilson, he having pnr-
chased James Trunk IN. interest in tho ,ncern.
JOS ~. WI SON
JAMES FRANKLIN.
September lst 1854.
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND

RECEIVING AND ON HAND
On IInDS N o. II + Il Sngn,,
~ 10 bl1 Cofee aud Clarified Sugar,
80 boxes md bls. Loaf Crushed, and ful
vcrizod Suget,
100 bags Rio aud Lnguim Coffee
30 bugs Superior Old Javn Cofec,
10 hhda Guhn uni l.. X. Molasses,
30 bbls n q, Molass"s,
20 tons Bnr Iron. assorted,
do Hoop mud Bnn'l do
do Blisterd Suel.
do Cast nnd Shcur do,
10 900 Ms Bacon
900 Siles Sol- Leather,
10 do Black Upper do,
40 do1. CnIf Skins,
20 Pink Ii ling do.
10 Sheer Skins,
2.n00 bales Cotton Yarn
10 Bales Dsnahurgs
50 Boxes Sperm and Adamaninc Candles,
81 do. Hull 4 Suns Patent do,
ID do. Sonp.
10 do Starch
400 kegs Nalr TOTO ny,,
10 Wr Nnts.
10 bbls I nnrls' Oh
40 uns Peruvian Gnann
90 sack. Salt.
Pnld. Blrcahcd and Brown Domestic. Calico, Linrn.
Drill Bed Cards mud Plough Lines " IN low Gass aud
rnuy, Coppcrns, Alut Madder and Indigo, Pepper
al ger and Spioc, Sredra. Shovcl- fmrc and Halter
Chp,ns, Manuo and Hay Folks, Boots Shoes and Hat
For sne, exchange lar country Proiucen nreo,po
datioe term. (np @l1.) JOHN 1oLLiNS.
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NEW CONCERN.

V6NlE undersigned viii continue lhe Groceey and
i e Imlnis-iph business the old stand OF Wilson
A anllin where lie intends Keeping general stock
"f every aor in hisliuc npd would ',o gnl tn his
old customers and tho public renc'nlly Prompt niten-
all forwarding and other business entrusted to
JOS II. W1LSON.
September II, 1884. = .a.H=.t# sep2ts
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Feathers.

- s(AA LBS. Very superior new Feathers justre
AsevsvNI ccived and for sale by
ArREB e. McOLANAIlAN.
Also 60 packages Munkarel in half barrels, quarters
and KITS (un 10 .dtsiO A. & AlcC.
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Franklin, Brother Il Co,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRocERs,
4 ND COyHHHSSiO MERGHANTS. next door
n TO Liberty Warehouse, MAIN street, Lynchbug
Va. hive iusi receive,i and offer for sale nrge and
general stock OF Groceries. consisting of eveiy article
in that line; also general stock of Liquors Hardware,
Staple Dry Goois, &r. Sc. They most respectfully
solicit call from their friend. public generally.
Their stock of good entirely and fresh and will
be offered the trade the low rrce. for cash
in exchange for country produce,
JAMES FRANK IN,
EDWARD FRA ANKLlN,Jr.
John A. FRANKLIN.
sep % dts
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Bacon Ham

NTB lmvc hand lot 'f very superior FAMILY
w BACON BANS. Those Il will do well
10 cal soon. .# LEE d JOHNSON.
| -
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Cheap New GoOds---SecOnd Supply.
rINllE Ladies are invited TO call and examine fresh
L lot of erages aud Shnllie., which have just re
csivea by Express lls morning. Also, splendid 10,
Of rene Works, Sleeves, and Collars, which will be Of
iered yrry cheup Tcrpreash and pue price only.
A. C LEWIS, Exchange Squnra,
rnoy tsif Eynehburg.
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lsUANO.

I have N store md anosl 40 tons No. I Peruvian
1 Gunuo which will sell cheaper thun 1t be bought
nany Other market and brought Ia this place Picase
give mo u call. WIN A. MILLER, ON BASIN
uug 95.dAets .... r...
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RICHMOND.
RAWLINGS 4 MILLER,
GrOCers and Commission Merchants,
Corner Pearl and Cary streets,
uksclnumOnd. vn.

HAW LANGS a. MhLLGn,
GrOcers and Commission Merchants,
Corner Pearl and Cary streets,
Richmond, Wa.
nfFER i,r sale, To the trade, inll aud de'trablc
~ stock Of Groc.aie. Tcas " ines aud Liquors, on
the usual terms To pune,ual dealers;
quo hhd. Porto, Rico and New Orleans Sngnr
900 bhs New Orleans aud Sugnr House Molasse'
500 bags Rio Laguira java aud Porto Rico Cndes
500 packages Ioaf Crushed. Powdered aud Coffee
100 packages t,recn aud Black Teas, por cxun fine
quality .==.
200 boxes Soap assorted qualities, including tine
Fancy y APPS
200 hnSes ABmnn'inc Candies
Maden, Sherry Pom. Malaga aud Lisbon Wines
full assortment
Btnndc- nl all qualities. par, finest imported
uolland Gin; Jarnuiea RUM Schicdam SchnsI ps
Old itye Nhiskey oi Rnberson's celebrated bmni
Rectihrd Nhi-kevoi our own hraud4 superior quany
Champpgnc Wines varions brenda, including our own
impprtuiion
Nails. Cumberland. Bridgeion, md Old Dominion
brands
Sole Lcnthcr, Mtddo, Light and Heavy aud Good
Damaged
Bacon Inrd: Cheese; Rice
Olive Oil; Pepper Alisrce; 3. & S,aroh Window
Glass
Glass
Indigo; MUSTARD Mnce; Nutmtgs Pickles
Eogl,h Snucc.; Twine; Wrapping Paper; Candle
Wick
Ia mod Buckets; Toh,; oroom.; Plough Lines
Bed Coria; Maoker"' herrings
Sperm, Solar Tnnn,i, and Machine OILS
SnlG Nnrgni Olovrrseed
Hnyana Cignta. i ,hoico assortment ot besi brands
Dealers yisiti' city will find I" h"if interest =
examine our stock Of goods before purchasing.
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND.

RECEIVING AND ON HAND.
- BBl.S Siuart's & Sugar.
- % q ound. Clarified & Crushed do,
- hoxes Lnai Sugar,
10 bhls n. o Mulassee.
IL hhds 2 II, d".
100 bags Rio Cofre.
so Lagui,n do,
10 Prime old Juvn do,
so boxes Aiamannc and Sperm Candles
Lnrto lot of Clovcr. Orchard Gnss and mothy Seed
Call soo a selling rhenl,
if,.b 2dtO YOUNGER 4 SMITH
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CONNECTION. :

L suhsctbrr4 nre NOW prepared to receive md for
wa goods on the Dock. Oar ocation is the
tra tho ID Dck: being nearer the steamers than
other landing and the lowest dyage recognized by the
city ordnance being Sic 50c les, per load than to the
Basin. LEE * co, Richmond.
9l.t.
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l.XINUIsK,A" MAss LIQUOHICE.

I Is cn.os; c1n.irUmenI. d7Tef pen smp 'Vo
nn,, " from Lewis de Yuna Esq The ma nGctur'r il
Spnin, for snleby DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
n,J 30
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For Knlti.norc aud PhiIndcIpI.i.

H1 IT ENNEN NEIN IUENF.
Leores Rich,nohd cpery Tuesdag al o'cioek p. A.
d. tn Il large ami new Steamer L lb ID II RE
S@sA3 Capt GiffoRp will rcceiy, freight e,ory Mun
ty md up u tue hour ot o'clock p. Al, every Iuea
lay. lor the nbuye placc.
Shippers to Wheeling Pittsbnrg Cincinnati and Iha
South mud Wr,t generally will fph this route the chcu
nst ind most expeditions. For freight. aPplyto
LUDLAM K WATSON, Richmond. Ia.
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For SpOrtsillen.

A CASE of cry fine Donble Barrel GUNS, worth
IA from $50 10 Sl20 each of OUR osn importation,
inst received direct from aud for sale
by GhEiORY e. ROYALL.
iuly II
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For Rent.

FgNtlE scrbcr hay ing made arrangements to leave
the oty. ishes the house and lot where ho
now lives. for the reminder of the year For terms APP
u, to nyseif or Mr. Henry l. Brown
ang / its C. G.. WTNGFIELD.
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FALL lIAIsDWAlsE,


WE are nav in tecu pt Of fresh stock oi 6oods
w cor si-iug ot
Pockri nni Tnhlr Cutlery, IF vnrious patterns,
Gun. and Pstols--n handsume assortment,
Budding Materntls--surh Lueks, Hinges, Sore"s,
Nail, &r,--n large ns .nrtment,
Tools nf nil de.crpi n- for Carpenters .Blnckemiths'
M1chinii- aud +, mer-'
Together with II general assortment ot Fnrcign and
Domc.tir llord"ur, .uuaho 10 The wunts ot the ,hy
und country lmde.
Al,o. II large and frr.h strrl of Snldery Hardware.
consisting Bus, 81 rr1lps, BucLea pe Nc Cuucli
Materials Sprins nd Axe4, Patent lrnthrr Hog skn.
Serge. WeliinR, Whips &c
orr putthasrs hnve heen made direct from tho manu
tcurrrs in Eurnpe mud hnelicn, upon nvornhe terms
liavig had tie experience ui 20 ar 80 years OF tle
oi the country trade nater Ourselves upon
keeping hr best hs-oen ai II ,rdwate sutnlr 10 IT,
lcmuud- 4 Vi euin Tennessee mud North CRrnlinn, To
be found in an, one house IN the tnitnI Siat"s.
W. pnctinlN invite esa.ntnutiun oi our
.tock aud prices by merchants mi others visiting tl4
notwithstanding the assurance that ;an satisfy eNen
the luigast class Of cu.tomur-.
SMlItI& ROBERTS.
Importers Of Hardware, No. 90 Ptarl At.
y B.-AIwnys an hlnd an assortment of Nayior's
CAST STEEL and Anchor BOLFlNG CLOTHS
aug 25 dIn oct s T. r.
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Summer Mail Hours.

Summer Mail Hours.
4 future, all mails ienVing This odce (excrrt the
Il Richmond and Northern will be regularly closed NJ
prec,el, n quarter after o'clock. The Richmond
and Northern mti embracing all letters and paper
Rl lm nd ard the Northern and southern States, will
be closed precisely al7 u'cork Alter thes- hours
nothing will poslircy be mailed. except il nfex
treme and unques tionabln necessity
may lSts RO. III GLASS, +. NJ.
t-Vs Rep. copy
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RICHMOND.
RICHMOND.
siErS Change Of Schedule. siEtH
Spring and Summer Arrnngc cInent,
Between New York and Richmond via
Norfolk
PER STEAM SHIPS

PER u. 4 STEAM SHIPS
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE.
nF 1900 tons Buthea, Conmanaed by Captains
~ Gavendy yand Ski nrr So.
The Jamesown viii leuve Rich noud every Tuesday nf.
trrnouu at o'clock And tue Roanoke every SATURDAY
iaornng att CLOCK. for New York viz Norfolk
Returning, they will leave New rk nr Richmond,
every Saturday aud Wednesday ut o'clock.
Stopping f " hours way Norfolk.
Passage TO New York including tneals nnd State
toom accommodation, ,on Observation-Disclosures. sIo
Steerage Passage only NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Charge 10 hortolk, the same ss 10y River Bouts.
Merchants and travellers will find this OF the
speedy and comfortable between New York and
Richmond Passage and fare only $40, Streragc pms
ssgeony s..
1IDlAM 4 WATSON
npl3 Richmond, Va.
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NEW CONCERN. .--1ha subaribcrs hnving
/ Y purchased ot Hohson S Asher their stock of Gro
"crics Dty Goods, &c., ialond condutting general
Grocery nnd Commission business under the style and
firm OF TANNER 4 ASHER. and they will be pleased
JOHN A. TANNER,
Sep ls 1884. WIN. W ASHER
Nj
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MEXICAN GUANO.-

NEXICAN GUANO.-We now rec,,v
lIl ing a supply Of Mexicsn Gunno which we can sr
low figure. md ship mp the enna wihont any cot
of drnv6se or Lock toll LEE Il 90,
scp7rs Richmond
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J. GUAND.--We u tecriSiug and have IL store a
lot nt No , and damaged Guano, which we viii sell nj
reduce piices. LEE & co,
sep 1T. Richmond.
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NuCroI Muslc- TInlTN rxefClsr, No CHARGE,
BoARBlNG.-N oung ladies' from distance will reside
in the lhmily nf WILLIAM LEA,Jr Esq. "ho"ccupes
the Cnege premises, IA will also President CARTER
and lady.
Forfurlher puiticnnr. address the President Of
Il r. Nash, Pete, sbnie Va
sep Is dim
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10 bediord Scniinel, Salem Register, W,iievlle
'"infmr' mud Chri'tanshurg lie, aid cory month in.
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MERCHANTS,

CLOSING OUT STOCK.
Fine Black French Cloths, Cassimeres and
Vestings
will fram this day offer greater tduccmrnts in the
above nnmed articles thnn have been sold In ihis
city in any house this season, | care under what
circumstances. All persons wnntng fine goods in this
line nj really low prices, will now have chance to
supply themselves. by cnlline
h. II, LEWIS Sign White Fling,
iuu 97.ts En.i Main 81. Lynchburg.
Something superior.
N cCoRklE T. JUNESwiI have, IN few days,
lV - enscs TINT celebrated "F g." Stick Lictce
20 do do, Mass do,
To which they IL vie tho attention ot mnnuine
may 30
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s1Ah CASES CALARKlA EXtrac
2SISI ot Lico,tce IN
To the consumers ot Licnrice viii guarantee tir
Iiav # this u he fine, il superior To
imported intothe rountrvto arnve shortly and Tor sale
ADlB GRAY
Fcb,7 -d&cts Rrhnond Vn
ixIc-.U.I-Ut FREIGHT BOATS FOR SALE
salsazsAa0@ W hase un hand freight bants
huiit by Me'srs. HnwcI \ Messler which we will dis
pose OF on accommodating terms Apply To
luv II 3m LEE 90, on Dock.
@ u A NO GU A NO.
'ANlNG madc arrangements with the Peruvian
L agents tn get supplies of GUANO on he best
terms. prepared frnsh it. We have
lunl. aud nea 5h0 bags, and will be in reg
ular receipt o II. We all II narc except what
direct hom the agents mi nl whp purchase of us
nay rely getting GENUINE GiAN9. We solicit
the ofour rirnda and all others, with The
TINT will always furnish them with the best art
Gle and the favorable terms
GREASHAN \ co.
fe Its North side OF the Basin, Richmond, Va.
GLOVER SEED.--PRlME NEW CLOVER
~ Seed for sale on the best terms.
feb % Is GRENSHAW e. co
North side al the BuSip Richmond Va.
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EUwlsOiGuis. smAPEn eco.

NV VI ~ I'sPtctIuIIy inuim lhcif numerous Gus
W t"m"fs and the pub lc NJ large lint they nr
NOW reeoiNint, by s"mi weekly nrvns per steamers
lnmnalnwn md Rnnnnkn ineir .tn.L If III
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TERMs OF TrITroS .oR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR.
Primary depurtmctt.----..---. .....-.-...... $50
A.radrmir (ndvanced English branches .-..-... ~
Cnlleriote-highcr Ensi-h branches with LATIN
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