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90. rue hl. rrv arrived, ,rr' rr.s..s srTrurr
.r.u secret UI.rl-.s need on r-.. lscrur ihr yIg.
I.u .r gJN,EIEY, me rs tar prescription. cone
tHir.. .l ta., h..k, "st urH uHt raIs HIMSELF v''I-
..i t".H#rr lI IHIu.ss, .g Dol. saJw o. e. Ht lar
u.f ...HlIg lu,ul. auI with ua..f..... ..r
usual expense. u addition 90 trr general rHa'Ue
rl private disease, 90 Tolls explains tla cause u
u1uas.''. rlf.y decline, With observation. ua ..r
THr.-.-s.'"s u.uy a,Irg ..Bu-rueIIs which DO
vu..I tl# prrrrt1rurnr.aIr Iu hrT..Hfrr prints
s.ftny per.Ul srr.irg TWENTY-FIVE Cts
enclosed tBH flDr, vIU receive one g.H, ,r rl..
u..,, o.. gHI', .r iNa copies niI Io sHlt ing one
I...r.. Address e" bR. vs.. NOI Ne. So. l51
~IEI CO Street, rillLAuLLpilIN." Po.,-r4rf.
- ur YOUNG ,tu D. rr4.lltr.l o0 ar, ,I rHr
p...r... l..rfiseI i1 be- |iH,is~ publications. roo
h.. uHrr, l51 ~ru.c Street, every eos lgis,0u o
aua3 O'Clock. lsuutayr Ur,TiriJ 80
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Inyalids of Oxford Co., Attention.
PULvERMACHER's
10 & DIR o-B GpRrg
WOhpAI0 ,0i(Ai(M3,
CONSTRUCTED to Lc worn neat he Kin.
producing q constant cuucui ~ uninterrupted
Electro. lagnstism. u, brius applied Co. ihr ssat
of The disease, they produce l7fiah f'h0 from ths
most acute pain, and also e0eciing psuma1,a,
and speedy cure oi
All Nervous Diseases.
Information, st. Nuu. Dance
PrrindicaI Headache, ludigc,t'nn, p,srsisn,
Dcainess, Biodncss, UTERINE Dains. Asthma,
li,stcrics, iains ol the 'hsHi
Sch Headache, Sc, Sc.
The Electric Chains
Are secured h., patent IN tbi- country. E1-lrf
Frame. Germany, Austria, B'lgium-suI ar, a'.1
used ~ ever, hospital in The city ui New Nrrk ~
vel as in Eurnrc-arc highly recommended Is
Pmf. NalentiHe Mott, Van Buf'u, Poet. 1n.
Cirnochau. \ pamphlet, containing mr.h 1H'n.
hle iufunitio0, can H. ohalu'i ~ fhs A..nu
(guiis.) who Will explain their mode of usg.
Price Of rhaiu 2 io -.
"Tbink cla.e sud pon,'rr WE'LL" The r1rrra.
uron which it b. claimed hat the sh1IHs rr..n,s
their m,ty,i0u ,uTr-, arr, hrt-th,t tI rnr..r
a.ss1fn are attended and produced Us 1 d,H...r.
,uprl, II nsfyou. huid. an agDut that fr.IH.Hfr
sluse, slfctr,cit,, uf r.s,trD 1gustismi ara2I-
that the electromagnetic chains ising vnru over
and MON tbe rlrt and organ dsCsoi, mwrb Oh
the Exhausted wruus system, hy iis pHH"..
stimulating effects, che ucryuus fui which bel rr.
uuirri tD produce health, action through ihr .I.
tifr s,.i,m. So disgusting nustfum BE- required 90
b. taken while usiag ihC Ch1ius, iut rI-.H ODE
..r,gnrs Co., ths general laws uf hrl'ib B.. required
Brick friction upuu lhr r1r fts,l.oi, ldt. ur.l
% the effect OF thc chains, by Increasing ih,Ir pose
unrhfn.-Thr u.sff,,lIf clsGs 0frlr.1.r
rIsruliis.U rtu o. rIrUi lr HUiUrg iHe chain
few dave. ~hnvsttHE with H..| HafT- arI hrist
fi.f1a tl the Part affected. .hHui Do ui,rstr, Hrs
dec 30 cirrimsunl5s. The common practice If
rubbing U1 .Umr .irIF IuIulrI BE- 1'HH,s I"T.
Iiuu. Tho uust severe rrH'r r1Iu coo d. iHs'IU'-
o, relieved d., e sir.' application ui ihr 0haiH.
TH Do U.mrH.=lu chic r.T.s 90 U.-rI-.., f.H
rlsrtr.r chains have ru'ri murr rn.rrpI J.ar
auy other remedy. in rra' Hflf "ri i.r. a.r
mrrh uHrr convenient, Hr mrr' '1slE V.H,
fu,i-hIur Iut t.,u uuH-@.) fHIn f00 -l.'sH.. ..H-
.u.frr. which b. hrlat HlI HU."mHIfH.... 10.
.uHrhir. uur .uI uf Ih. chain rnHH .Hr ah..#.H
1uI doc other upon ibr spIus n.f above OBJ. ....,
ihr u.u,I tIHuH.rsumr NmT'Uus .i Chat H"-H..r
r.m.ls loot srr 90 urr' rI.,Nu.. constant ...-
rent Electromagnetic o.. s.HI IImn-l NH. I....
uhrrhl.f. as , uHv.uuI ..u.Hut .H f.r "E.#
.FsIsw.
- 1000 500 'f given t1 arF r.r..1 u.n ...
urlturr sH rluy ur.'-aufHrnrUird r.H."'.s .I
uur., IatH I..n iarr.. .erui rlrI'uis and s..r
ulfsrl.IH.. 90 r.rt..t ...H.H.H IIED N..H ....
lnrmsI =, tlr 900 ul ru1ruuohus L....
tItfH. uIfHIH fHl I.Hf Ht.F
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Farm for Sale.

ii s FARM sHrat.I i1 s52rst
S@sft,t' 4 very pleasant pact 0. ihr - &c.,
sZS,i,4 tuun ui Paris, ONmuI RfGt.e
- ~ County, Ne, containing
-. ahru' two hrHIrri acres -
u land, well divided in,, ruuiu- pasture aH. ole
h.gi more ;hll NI-thiu's OF the aHt r,1 Do us.".
sI. The r,.iuring b. equal Oh a1y, and D.. irrigated
hy o ulaius lr.k. ~, lulll.a.. ,,...-s-, .,
good two t.on huu.r, tvo lam. aud sh.d o..
tween thru tair, l,rt square, t.Hu tluut uHI arrF
pf land srt with aTpiH.fIags which have le,u -Uit-
ed within tlc h.t h.trru y,lrs, and NV begin o.
bear hr-p', The orchard vii WE'LL irun one 90
th-y, hundred dollar. vouh Uf fruit iu q wear
There i.Vuite amusr oi polr-'r,rs, SOME ul UhICh
hsy, come intu lslrng, anil . irW p'um-ifors, lud
uulsrI, of orc ihuu.aud small trrr. part Ut which
vrrr bulIri h,t Nrrr.t Said buu has q gnoi
1gur ugt uf running water 10 the lJm 1nd house,
which j. i-d o., q rg,'r-liiIug .puu1. Sad irn
hls q glud l,d Of muck Jnl large quantity ut iruu
"rc, some OF which has h,cnvurkel. luouli here
s1y that the orchard g. sccuui Oh mono iu The cuuu.
g.. II not thr bret there hriu. about hhy-t1r uui
ui the le.t iIuit thl, cuunif, truuis. Sad farm BE-
within Eve mikes uf the Atlantic anal - Lawrence
Depot III South Paris, and within two mIlr. ut The
count house, and che meeting house which b. uslfh
~ the Baptist and luiyri -a.ist s0cirtics. IhUsc
that wish 10 lu, ere rcIr,.tc 90 call ami view he
prsmisos, heivc,n now and the hrt IT October
next. Tor further pariirl'ars inquire oi
ORIsON RIPLEY, on thc p5c,lise'.
Paris, Aug. 10, lsj2 y
N.B. There is also sufficient Woodlot for The
Use of the Fam.
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NGNSI.N ~ pOVr'OEli
Western Exchange Hotel.

TIE .uhsrrihcrvnud rcspcctiully give
49, notice o. the travelling public, that he
'tSslRh hl. taken the above ulmc.I House, b..
Iglalm c,lrI dircy,l, opposite the PORTLAND, :
.-..fti-.-y i +. Depot, PORTLAND, (liainr,)
ul the lite Where formerly ,tuod thc llunsr huuvn
sr The Depot Hotel. The present House is row,
.rl .tantisl hligk sGcc-huilt oSpre..l, lpr to-
tri-aul furnished throughout With entire new lur-
nitulr-and well arranged, o. convene The travelling
community. Travellers arriving 90 Portland from
the East ur West, will ind ths House q more Cun-
yoalrnt stopping place than ans other ruilic luu.c
BOO doe CN--as It isWilhin twenty yard. 1T the
Railroad Station, lnd lut lew rod. from the wharf
where p3s.'u-rr- from thc Eastern pau OF thc State
and thc Province. all land.
Porter, uiIIalvay, h. in attendance on the aui.
val of the car. and the Boats, 90 convey baggage 60
and from the House, Zee Of charge.
Passenger. l,um the country by stage. hound east
or west, o., Car. or Boats, will End the Ussi,yH
ErrlI1rs Hf'i the right place Co meet their COM
Yenicncc Nu pains wall I've spared by the present
nupriCf % o. make the House agreeable ~ hi rat.
tuns. JOHN Il. CROCkER,
Formerly Cl,Ik oG the American Hotel
Portland, (Nlaine.) APul ., 1852. 10
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IIIUNII IUT = IT III VI UNUINlI
T.HF.t Iu.- r- T|.r.' F"#r. i.u
I"a I... Tf., I.ris l-j2.
To IuI,...I ilu'ruNAT,
DIAN -ir-I Hr,u l' 70 IH., .r,, t1 ,ru s1I
fp frr rr'Ifr .f HI.e fu inform 5000 ui q wHs' mi
rs.r'.rs trH.,rft ir.u chat ursH.lul |fsrr.n,
Uuu.sY. 900 which. ua',r as', vHs effected DIS
t.sr invaluable TI.... 500. tapped h,s l.m's
v,flla oil POO mnn,hs, auI .hi.'ut treated l' two
l.. .lI rarufIuu0Is. I.i D.uIl uHt go cured, ONE
900 Ia. recourse tD ,uur t,rris, ar1 uniulh.
standing 800 I L1I una,. -uua, ih.. miraculous m.,i.
I...r I.u.I wH IH f.. ruuT.r. .I s.N H.tt..
...... ffttt. am rtIy.IrrN
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The Ad,cr,r,cmcnt.
now TO MAKE MONTY

A'WOT- with Water Power 1rJ Ns.hnDrf...
- dated 30 Hanover, Me-, Will O.. s..l ..a D., ln
piled su.r. Ias lsa rarr chance Goa IHNr.t
% CtuaaH maker AI'rr.s, postpaid, g.. T. e.
WNEDWEl.L Lake Village, =. o., or o.
WbuINsI, An.N,f, ". lUi'
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CoI.Toy's oUTLINE MAPS.

COLTON's OUTLINE MAPS.
1'HE subscribers have Cor sale .'ric' Of OUT
L LINE MAPS Coz schools, Academic Sc, by
the alnys pubIishcr. which are superior ~ every
respect to any others nov ~ nee, They are larger,
mote nicely engraved, and much more ACCURATE and
lsaut6I than Man. common nee, aud have h,cn ~.
rrntl, introduced into SOME IL the G,st schools iu
olths State with the highest approval hao, thc
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Doctor Yourself!

FOR - CENTS.
~ MEANS or THE
pOCkET I~,lLirl.
I~,ur E,sN uur II. uru
rh,s.gian The TUWu.
Observation-Disclosures.
D. u1r hr.nrI ,r-Ia,i-gs
showing private UIsrHHH iH
e,DF .HHrr a.' form, .l
w1.Hr",r.rs ul Oh. u,,-
-t.rc .ysl,u,ly
w NDrN. ~ ID
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PILLS.

TNTUAOgulNNE i Curr ur lose uT
T. WINtrU. prnErIUIu sf.~t,U, L.
MOI srus I. DIrIUvNAUnS uI Ei.au goo
ga
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HEMP AND MATRIMoNY.-The Talladega (Als

HEMP AND MArRIMoNY.-The Talladega (Ala)
Watchtower publishes the following short romance:
Married-On the 22d inst, by the Hon Alexander
Gotten Mr.. Henry C. Register to Mrs. Martha J.
Register, all of this county
The parties had run their heads into the matri.
monial moose once before, but owing to some do
mestic difficulty Henry endeavored to shorten his
cara sposas brief breathing space, by entwinine a
hempen cord about her neck. He always repented
him of his intention, however, before life was ex
tinct. The effect of this hanging matter was bill
In Chancery praying for divorce, which prayer
of either party until last Friday, when they fasten
ed upon Judge Gotten, In the street. insisting then
and there upon being reunited. The Judge succee.
ded In calming their youthful ardor, until the
shades ofevening, when they were again made one
tbs to be hoped that Judge Gotten tied the moose
20 tightly as to render future recurrence to hemp
unnecessary.
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KNOW NOTHING NOMINATION FOR Gov
ERNOk-DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL

NHw fosK, Oct 6.-The Know Nothings, who
nave been IN State convention here for some days.
ullman, Esq, a. their candidate for the ooyerno1.
chip OF New York. Mr.. U. ia an eminent uSiIyer
Grey Thig politician. Il was also resolved to
Mr.. Ullmann has accepted the nominsfion "a
pledged himself If elected to carry out the pripci
plsspt the order. He received s57 votes out Of
the nominsiion -as made. This is shswn from, N a
fact that only 4s2 votes were cast while the Coun.
ca opened with 953 members. The session Ia
said TO have been more boisterous than any other
that has ever been assembled 10 this civ
The groans the cheers the hisses and the calls to
order could be distinctly hoard in the halls and
Hobbies.
The democrats Of this city made the following
congressional nominations last night; Fourth dis.
rict, Michael Walsh sixth district, John Wheel.
g. BY oae meeting, and Charles u Mead By ano.
mer seventh district, VIM A. Walker eighth
district Francis B. Cutting. Who subseoueutly de
clined. - =, = -
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II. =: = TIGHE'6 CLASST1s1T -
b.s..s GS 81 ~ 1,k SCHOOL o. sn,.inh and
duties u this 1sheoI sre ner rnssnmond, VIII.
TIE aim g the uD6edsssA i - -.
pare those entrusted to his csre Pre-
fsg-Aosse or 1br csExge. s'snef fof the eoxa,.
sy.cisl sttensicu sivsn dsilyto R..s,..
sPellias and Afthnssic In I'll de siss.a Writing.
Terms:
Tor senior Clsssics and Hstbsn.,,..
For sSslc; a. ~ .s
Ena.ish Department 90. do.
Modern Languases. :. .....'ssb sad 10
u Lne school Room IL one Of IL. i.,.. %
y y ne city, having been baI, ssa
vision. T9ef ny own super.
DC 2-2w a. q. l. Ti0HE, a.
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FOUSHEE STREET ACAnr11y
sousHxx u. BErw. GRACE AND nso.n
j. b. BUDWELL. PRrscrpAI

VILE next Session of this Institn,;on an
-. commences ON Monday, the "a d,v 80 ssa.- VIZ
Inc Principal will be assisted by two ys, oeto6sr
isnshs snd the couse win embrace evsrytbseaa
S37to $50 per session Modern Ian u.on from
Mathematics, extra. s1ssss .na higher
r9r psrsisuars see C,caara or inquire Of the p-
REFERENCES Professors Gesmsr 49,, .
Va. ""eJ' ohYeIuty Of
ee lS-lm
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HuuCADoN.

I nLAe8ICAL AND MATHEMATTCAL
Anps1 : s7s--v0LOER = rAfToN, Richmsnd,
VI fke second session Of this instituton viii COM
nencs % tbs 1T Monday IL October nexk and end
% tks 18th 81 luly following. . :. 8 -
Hon 70 fhsir patrons and e instruct thoroughly IN iii
The eourse viii embracs the Latin ana 0reek In.
gnaseA Mathematics and Enelish studies french.
Spanishs German and Italian are also Taught
Every pupil 10 expsctsd 70 study ct leasf one of the
ancient languages.
vor f,lss.;es and M.tbsm.e;n. eso -
Fer csc5 modern ,augusge textra) 20 90
4 small extrs charge for fuel will also be made
g1s.ha Ct the fee Z payable strictly In advances
and e1 the remainder on ths 18th Of February.
IsIenIs intending 70 enter pupils, win confer q
essal favor BY informns the undersigned - soon a
possible in order that proper arrau gsments may be
Competent assst- hts will be employed If
a FINEST p v.91IrGEh, Ph. D. Principals.
voleer, Richmond, win meet with prompt attention
July lofh. 1874 Sc f-eotl5o
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE
~ The next session Of this Institution win csm-
mence on the first Monday In next October, and end
MRS GEN PEoRAM viii receive young l.di..
INTO her family as boaIdsIs and visit the lecture
rooms daily. TERMS:
BOARD per $50 90
french extra. 20 90
Itanan oo.'...'................... 20 90
One-haIf payable lat October, the rest on 18th Of
D. LEE Powell.
ROBT. MORRISON,
MADEMoIsELLE vAssAs
For further information address
MRS; GEN PEGRAM, or
sc 1-eot15O Richmond.
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FRENCH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES
DAY AND EVENING CIASSrS
PRIVATE LESSONS,
MI DE MONTHITRPy h..

Wi IHON1HUnhI HtB the honor IN
- - inform the public that he viii resume ri.
CouIses IN the above languages on the irst Mond..
OF octooer Application may be made to him I,
american Hotel or at his rooms ON Bank street ovs.
fkoF DE MoNTHURRY, wishing to make himself
erty OF calling their attention susse TO vbleh
they have for length Of time appeared Indifferent
puI towards winch they seem ON . sudden to hsys
felt themselves attracted:-he mesrs the sp.s1sSs
LANGUAGE. 'iSn
The relations of this part Of the country have h..
rcans have had better opportunity of hearing ana
sppreciating the beautiful language which the I'm.
peror Charles " had termed tit for the coda Tha-s
Is not the least doubt bat hencefsrward the snan;S
will become even as the French initial to GOOD sns
finished education, whilst account of the ntmst
csnnexion existing between the United States ara
the formerly Spanish Colonies it will prove az n.
full in business transactions Especially for the South
ern staes) a. it will be requisite In polite and asb
ionable circles a Ia i1
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aa ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFAC

ENCOURAGE HUME MAN UEAC
ma TURE.-CLOTHINGt CLOTHING!i CLO-
WI THING!M-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ELLIS NORRIS, No. IS Main ST., Mansion
Rouse 81 would most ectfully call the attention
OF country merchants and others to nv large assort.
ment OF kEADY.MADE CLOTHING, all made up in this
CITY: under my own supervision. My stock of Over
ranging from $S5 to $40 each l have now in store
and am constantly manufacturing, which will sell
ct least % per cent less than be bought in the
Northern markets.
LOCO Over-Coats, all styles and price.
800 Dress, Frock and Sack Cloth Coats, from s.
upwards. 49,
500 Satin, Silk. Velvet, Cloth Vests and other
styles, 81 and upwards.
- 300 pairs Fancy, Black and Plain Cashmere Pants,
81, IS and upwards
500 Ready-made Shirts and Drawers OF all styles
together with large as.ortmen Of Neck Ties, Crs-
watts Collars Gloves, and Gem
tlemen's Furnishing Goods, of all kinds
Suits cut and made to ORDER usual, at the short
est netice.
Sc 18-lmS u. MORRIS,
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LADIES' FALL SHOES.-Tl

attention Of Ladies IL respectfully ask
ed to varied and exte nsve stock Of Caters Slip.
pers, Ties, Buskins. Jenny Linds, and every other
fashionable style of Shoes suited to their use at this
season Of the year. We fsel confident that 1t will
only be necessary tosesa ct the Ladies' Saloon" to
70 IL IS Main 1t.
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NOTIlE TO THE C.-The

= BuDsc1 haV1ng oueIeu MS BLOCK OF SAUD1E-
RY at pubic auction on the 9th of June last but
owing to I've extreme warm weather and sickly sea-
son, his ssB was postponed; now he offers for sale
his large md beautiful assortment of feady-made
SADDLES amongst which are some of new and
improved tern delightfully."- pleasant to the rider
and warran not to hurt the horse. Also, very
large assort Init of most beautiful Coach and Buggy
HARNESS. which cannot be surpassed. My stock
embraces, aso, Wagon and Cart Harness of the most
durable quail and in fact every article usually kept
in Sad61err establishment, may be found st my
shop, all manufactured under my own supervision by
the most exunienced workmen.
My object selling out is to close my agency bu-
siness and cd lmence on my own account. And ev
cry article nj disposed of by the LIST November will
be offered at bile auction during the State Agricul-
tural Exhibit due notice of which will be given.
To enable to prosecute this course, respectful
Iy request riends to call on once and set.
tie their biilsShe necessity of which must be obvi-
Gus to ALL Tht amounts Individually are small but
to sufficient TO extrcate from debt, which
is my most ardent wish L.
se5-d&cts JOSEPH 81, COLOUITT
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS!
DOWN TOWN.!

IA GREAT BARGAINS IN READY
M MADE CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE
H6 AND RETAIL, at M. SCHULTZ'S, No. 81,
MAIN STREET, UNDER THE NAN
SION HOUSE. Country Merchants and others
respectfully solicited to give me call, having
hand large and varied assortment of Ready.Made
Clothing, made in the city under my supervision.
am prepared to offer great inducements to those in
want of goods in line at saving of at least TWEEN
ty-fve per cent. either at wholesale retail. Hav
ing large assortment of C L o Tbs, CASSI-
MERES and VESTIN6S, am also prepared to
apparel in the neatest and substantial manner,
and at prices that cannot fail to please the most
nomical Feeling confident l can offer greater in.
ducements than Is usually found, respectfully seli-
cit call. lse 29-2waI M. SCHULTZ,
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I OOK AL THIS.-$20,000 worth of
IL Ready Ma fClothing at cost, embracing every
style of garment suitable for Fall and Winter wear.
The Subscribers determined to quit the business
in Richmond on The first of January, 1885, and will
positively sell at ost either Wholesale retail To
merchants and ot,ers here il rare chance The
goods fresh, g q and we'll made and the stock 10
ample Cali at ths Franklin Clothing Store No. SO
Main street. r. DECOU l. CO.
N. B. good ctI ting board for sale low. Apply 90
above. az q-9m
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EIGHTH ST ENGLISH SCHOOL.

SHALL resume school Eeptember 18th.
Il This is the 18th year bevs teusht school, and
my fifth on 9Th atIeet, as teacher Of the English
Primary branches-ke aiding. Writing, Spelling. Geo
time have been literally patTonized. nov re-
solicit the same favorable confederation; promising
and INTEL ctually, that they may leave my influence
wiser, better, steadier boys tLan they were when
they came to me. sss FlesF
issue minute reports of progress and Of con-
duct, which all parents should scrupuousy examine
and compare together they in at the close of
every week.
TERMs-S8 per quarter. Entrance always for the
whole session. N II. p. TAYLOR.
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IN FALL STOCK OF HATS AND

EI FALL OIOCh UE HATS and
AA CAPS.-The subscriber is now ready to fur
nish merchants and dealers with large and well
sorted stock of HATS and GAPS as has ever been
offered in this any other market. -
Purchasers will find examination, that this Fall
Goods are lower price than usual while the styles
and qualities in many respects much improved
There are many new and tastefuly gotten up HATS
and CAPS for gentlemen, boys and children, which
ale really handsome and win be found very desira-
BILE. 4ssft
The subscriber keeps also large stock of ladies'
fashionable FURS of the newest and most fashion.
able styles; also, misses FURS, which will be SOLD
at wholesale and retail on the best terms. 70
JOHN DOOLEY,
auS 0-d2m 81 Main street, Richmond. 81.
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OFFICE r.. r. P. r. r. COMPANY e
RICHMOND, October I'd, 1884. !

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RICHMOND, October I'd, 1854. !
n N E,zsz.zz5S5sszs5a NOTICE.-Member
6z@Eze of the Agriculture al Society
of Virginia who desire to visit Richmond on the oc.
casion of the great Annual Fair, which will COM
mence the S1st of October ensuing hereby no..
tilted that return tickets, available for ten days
will be furnished them free Of charge exhi-
bition of their certificates of membership to the
officers on the route of this Company between
Washington and Richmond, provided application
is made therefor the way to Richmond
And though the usual charge will be made for the
transportation of stock and articles intended forthe
exhibition, such stock and articles will be re-
turned over the route for account of the same
owner free of CHARGE and the amount ch has be en-
paid thereon refunded. SAMUEL RUTH, aa
Agent of Transportation.
P.S.-Stock and articles intended for the exhibit
tion must be in readiness for the Steamer Maryland
at Washington and Alexandria, the morning of
SATURDAY 18th October, in order to secure tn cir
arrival in Richmond In proper time. -
- SAMUEL RUTH,
CO. Agent OF Transportation.
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IN GREAT REDUCTION IN ia
49, THE PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS. ~
From fifteen to twenty per cent saved by buy. -
ing from ]. II. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel ~s~S
Building, Richmond. s1
Moleskin HATS, of best quality. ............SS5 80
Do do second 6o...................3 90
fashionable SILK HATS...................... so
Fine cafskin sewed observation-disclosures so
Fine calfskin sewed Observation-Disclosures Is
J. q. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
supply him with handsome and substantial caifskn
sewed BOOT, which he will sell at the unprecedent-
ed low price Of S. so. del
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RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MA

PICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MA
~ THEMATICAL ACADEMY, on Eleventh, be-
tween Marshall and Clay streets, Richmond, Va
MONTAGUE u BASSETT, successors to DR.. 8.
Maupin The next session of this School will com.
Inence on the 1st Monday of October next. The
course will be of the most liberal and extensive cha
raster, embracing Ancient and Modern Languages,
Mathematics, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy. be.
sides the usual English branches
The Subscribers pledge themselves to use their ut.
most exertions to maintain the hitherto high repua-
ton of this institution; and hope, by prompt aad
Jealous discharge of their duty, to merit CONTINUES
ton of the patronage which has been literally be-
slowed upon them
sTERMs-Senior Mathematics and Classics $50: in.
NOR do. do, $5a; Modern Languages, by Mons. MI
cHARD, each, $50 Payable invariably in advance.
The Preparatory Department win be continued IN.
der the charge Of Mr.. TAYLOR MARTIN of this city,
with the supervision of the Princip pals. Fee, $50
Mr. M. can be found at the Richmond House,
lions. f@ MONTAGUE BASSETT.
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