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EnlnettSOHfg, MdFyAuu.
From Fairmount Springs to Cherry,
Sullivan county.
From Margaretta Furnace, via New
BMdgeville and York Furnace, to Nc
Cults Ferry, in York comfy.
From Pennington, in Chester county,
to Rock, in Lancaster county.
From Nazareth, Northampton county,
via Mocresburgh, to Wales,
In Mqrylaa9.-From Washington,
via New Cut Road, to 7, B., Beaatown,
Bryantown, Charlotte Hal, Chaptico,
and Saint Clements Bay, at LeOnarls-
town.
From Charlotte Hal, yia Rryantown,
Beantown, TRAY nv31 palmo8,
aal aoa 9o7 Wa,ugton Citg,
nHAde If 01iu1Es
Elu td A ~ Fader.c, via the
iuanpke &eeilnest9wi ana Saint
Amyf Qaaegy o Emmethbure.
EeMn HIlaa Hall On the Baltimore
i ana R1eoad add Buck
5asu.h's Mills.
Eupn Denton, down Fowljng Creek,
laafils Ql''s Sew AoRa' FedG-
,N'G9'lIg SahA9as IefE' aQA oeal'Id,
70 y,'neoi9' ~ " I'1'a"aF5
i .o'I l.S',,,.@'if ,y, F'a y, D5''..'To y Dvy
g''',g ~ "''' O'"''o''o nan 70 N'o'aF'
'Sl9N'' ,.,
n" + 1 5'ls' ',5fl'Io, Va ia laSrahga lF9n p
Pr4', ! .'tsN'i,9'' any 9laIoFiilo, %
gega 4aol o}ao'n, 9 ...9 snn'lIFa'l,s' na.,. ~,
uGoii5 io,n I,Sa,I'',lc' 55 yld Ot'''o flo' 70
'uGe"" y y ' fotrE fe9llSylVIn@' n u
r ~ yIg'H'a'-I ~ !, rom Bo'ha OouI1'
mouse y 70 ~ !" yoIl,nS OouLl tio0'e'
LFoip 0'Iaf0SIo%ll , ~, 70 uI'nSafy'
i IIo'2 AaAtol' . AII's 70 LaNcH Ofoas
NGans, Pr3r, u;..,..,,.,,. wl,.., Mn
IRON y, y l1cllg3.eF U Wh!Ie naH;
from Efont W IRloyal to Q9nrad,s :, store
q rom hofln Mountain % FTst,olice, = via
qoasesSllle Tll, y ana loHaAswN oPrlns' 70
From i Buckmansville, !, ian Highland L coun-
w ~, wa WAGES q. otoTeI 70 H1nteryille'
rfc" ! icAWay ans TSI ~ Monroe couh'
Y, vi" hocky IoInE won OfeeK' a ana !
SnoP9sviIIe, @1 / to Cedar d Grove, on the Red
ana blue sulphur luraRlke'
c, From PaiTtaT : i Court y House, via Falls /
olluFcR' b BAILEY S Gross loads ana BrIX7
Ioh' 10 washington, DISTRICT OF Oolum'
Oi9.
IRON LeesDufg, TO Folnt OF ROCKS,
Maryland
from aoPElns store TO oalt sulphur
o4ngs, n Monroe county.
FROM charleston to Fab0letown, IN
Jefferson county;
rom Mi'l0ru' VIA Fort hoyal ana
oFV Opn""y, 70 Ming george Court
A91S''
Fiom NeT Market; VIA BrQek s Gap,
DoVe5vtl', Brakes Ean, ana lEynan'a
I''ii' " i-""rJ O'VONi !" '@"'u1 VVuH
w.
. E1om y llcAyIAe, y wa Liiza2a'hi u De- Forks
q hyaay y Gf1(E' ana Y. y W hogss I,
to Tanners Gross hoaqs, IN jackson
county
FROM Ne" oa''lo 70 o2'3m, n hoa
Jhoko.
. floM n 9A.Sm \, VA O.lFa 2pro5' 70 Ja-
ck59aV'Ilg, fioyI county
b5on ,i1 @0'5 warren to Ooitohs otof'
IN ,WsFzgl county.
~, lGoln oo,lQ9 % s 9tore' wa KNOB ioF8,
W,il9|' IN a4a NN,aoqoIPn, TO new @artiua
FIIlg IN Fe@]I county
y, if}m 1Il tao E0fk' q iah QFl9@ e
"9odlah,,S. ;,u
From l'asSciI AiS, via Sylvan AIllst
to ~ MSry Fle910pls county ~;
IRON aiaT'9ax D1poa wa Likhil, ~
acre, La,lRlosyille, ana hQiophil, 10 DSa-
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Dissolution Of Parlnerghip

U1He finn Of Messervy aud Webb Is this day dis.
l. solved by mutual consent, The name Of the
firm is only to be used in liquidatng its debts
(signed) WILLIAMS. MESSERVY.'
Santa Fs June % 1854. JAMES j WEBB.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

Tames Webb has associated with him in bus-
j ness, John NJ Kngsbury The firm hereafter
will be conducted under the style and form Of Webb
and Kingsbury,
JAMES ]. WEBB
JOHN M. KlNGSBURY.
Santa Fe June % 1854. 4r
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sauta Sc i)eeklp @@ttte
rERNs.l

0 WEEKLY 50 80 year, payable invariably in
advance; single copies 12 1-2 cents. Advertise
ments. ST 90 per square Of ten lines for the first
insertion, and Scots for every subsequent insertion
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4 hGditioaary ZaleQf tie carlysrt-
6emeats, uritten eaYycss'yt0rMe Seata
"a Gazette.
ny MARY ], w1HDfE,
A few hours afterwards, more thanor.
dinary excitement was passing in the
mansion. A Masquerade was gwen 10
the officers, and the sceno was gay and
picturesque, Amy had yielded to the
wish of her hostess, and quietly submit
ed to be attired in q robe Of india mus
lin, 50 transparent in its texture "a 10
look like gauzo Her golden hair rccci-
ycd q new grace from the single white
camilla, with its dropping bud, which
cleaned like a star amid those trcssesso
purely sofeshly beautiful, thatitsccm,
ed q tit emblem Of hqrit adorned. Cara
appeared heroin Of queenly beauty; the
diamonds sparkling among her shining
braids, and the folds Of her new lace robe
falling round her likoaGrecian statue.
ALI melTimeut ceased as they entered,
and murmurs Of undisguiscd admiration
went round, Amy was seated by her
friend in a recess, and she then proceeded
tomix with the company Inamoment
a gentleman ofolegant figure pressed for
ward and saluted her with masked "cm-
pre88mlat."
my dear Miss. Castiue, tonight car
rics mo back to Paris refinement AMI
fashion dress, scenery company, beau
Ky, fascination. This evening will ha
impressed on our French hearts inlelli-
bly' to the utter foFgetfulncss Of our rus.
ticated state in these American forests"
I8'Do bo greatfnl, then the lady an
.sverod, S'to me for giving yousomo taste
qf Paris and its fashion Papa is much
too.sQemn for any thing but those great,
pompous dinners which detest.p
''l3ut tell me- reioined her eolnpani-
bni how did yon inluce that lovely fiji
wer (and he turned bis masked yisage
towards Amy to shed us perfume on our
sceptless hearts. 7" s.. {..,.3. $500
Continued oe toarfh page
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Warren. in Alhemarle county.


Warren, in Albemarle county.
From Washington, via Piscataway,
Beantown, and Bryantown, to Lconaris-
town, Maryland.
From Roses Mills to Temperance, in
Amherst county.
From HowardSyille via Turnpike
road to Middebrook, Augusta county.
From Howardsyile via Goolwin's
Church and Mount Yinco, 10 Backing
ham Court-House.
From Buckingham Court House via
Mount Yinco, Glenmorc, Diana Mills,
and Virginia Mills, to Caution in Buck
ingham county.
From the Louisa Fork Of Sandy, via
Grapevine, Johns Creek, up Big Creek,
and Tug, and the Forks Of Sandy, 10
Waricld, in Lawrence county, kentue-
.ky.
From Writ Court House via Lees
Mills, ReedY Ripple, and Three Forks Of
b8Gdy, TO Recdsyillc
From Lexington via Colliertown to
Buchanan, in Botetourt county.
From Williamsport, in Wood county,
to intorsect the Parkcrsburg and Balti-
more mail rou:e, at the junction Of VIII
Transport and North western turnpike,
sixteen miles east Of Parkersburg.
From Davis Mills via Faucg Grove
aud Alexander Leftwick's in Beitor l.
county, to Berger's Store, in Pittisyva-
MIA county.
From Davis Store to Borger's Store,
in Pittsylvania county.
From Swynsard's to WaddelIs Store,
/ in Charles City county,
From Dragon Ordinary via Scuflc-
town anlG W, Simond's Store, to Mat
thews COurt-IIouso.
From Milford, Caroline county, to
Port Royal, in the same county.
In North Carvljaa.-From Middle
town to Cape Hatteras.
From Greenyile via Wards Store, to
Hamilton, in Martin caunty.
From Salem via Germantown, Wal-
Iupt Cove, Madison, and Lcaksyille, to
| iDmyille, il Pitisylgala county, Nirgi
| mia.
From Franklin to Chilhowce, ID Blo-
unt county. Tennessee,
From Burnsville, via Jacks Greek,
Copes Greek, and Ramsaytown, to
Longmire, Washington county, Tcunes-
see.
From Cypress Grove Post Office, on
the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad,
via, Long Greek, Beatty's Bridge, and
Black River, Chapel, to llarrel's Storc,
| in New Hanover county.
From Columbia to Fort Landing. in
| Tyrrcll county
From Columbia to Gum Neck, in Tyr.
rel county.
From Hookortown, via Johpson's
| Mills and Coxyille, to Greenyille
From Wilson to Gcenville.
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FOUSHEE STREET ACADEMY,
FoUsHEE sr. BErw. GRACE AND BROAD.
J.B. BUDWELL, PRINCIPAL.

THE next Session of this Institution will
4 commence ON Monday, the I'd day of October.
The Principal will be sssisted by two ellquslifea
Teachers, and the Course Will embrace everythiu
taught 10 the best Acsde mics The Tuition 10 from
$50 to $50 per session Modern and Higher
Mathemsties, extra. 49,
For Psrticuassee Circulars inquire Of the Pin
cipal, at the corner of Grace and Adams sts
REFERENCES Professors 0essner Harrison, N.
sehele De We're and w. II. MeHufey, University Of
Va. se 15-im
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EDUCATION.

ID. II. L. TIGHEsS CLASSICAL AND
~ COMMEkClA1 SCHOOL, On gfsnkliA & /.
between 6th end It'll streeta kiehmonA, Va-1he
dntiss Of this School are now Sosume6.
Tbs sim Of the undeMgnsA b % aersSGAlv pre-
pare those entrusted to his ears either for the ces
is1-bonse or for eotiecs.
special attention given daily to Reading, Writing,
Spelling snd Arithmetic IN al the elawes.
TERMS:
FOR senior Clashes and Mashsmatica. psr ~.
;nnIo
English Department. eS6 ana 90
Modern ....................... - +
ET The School Room II one Of the larsest and
best lighted in the city, having been built with
regard TO health and comfort
n IL Yecess, the boys are under my own super.
vision. b. II. l. T16HE, 4. II.
oc 2-2W
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EIGHTH ST, ENGLISH SCHOOL.

II bIIhIh IESUIu6 sCUUUI S6pLBUU6T ICIH.
Il This il the 18th year have taught school and
my fifth on 9th street, as teacher of the English
Primary brsnches-Reading. Writing, Spelling Geo
graphy, Arithmetic and Grammar. During all this
time l have been literally patronized. / now re.
solicit the same favorable consideration; promising
the deepest interest In my pupils morally giousy
and intellectually, that they leave my influence,
wiser, better, steadier boys tLan they were when
they came to me.
L Issue minute reports of progress and of con.
Duct which sll parents should scrupuIousy examine
and compare together they come in at the close
every week.
TERMs-$a per quarter. Entrance always for the
whole session. III. r. TAYLOR
9-ts
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MHnrc1rgUe.


CMTTH'S DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL, for
- the cure Of Dyspepsia, rlatalsnoe, Nervous De-
b,Iitv Torpd Ltyer and all dssases arising from De.
r.nseu mont Of the Digestive Organs.
cERTyFTcArRD
NEW YoaK, April 20, 1854.
rherebv certify that1 have used Dr.. William H.
ssitb's DyspepSa Cordial, and have obtained the
most beneficial results. consider Il the only sure
eure for Dyspepsia, and would recommend any per.
son afflicted with that disease to use It.
L. B. LENT.
PHILADELPHIA, Msy s, 1852.
would advise ell who afflicted with Dysp epsia
to use DR.. Smiths Dyspepsia Cordial was afflicted
With that disease three years, during which time
tried everything that could be Recommended and
without relief One bette Of the Dyspepsia Cordial
eheeted perfect cure Of me, and / am now ~
healthy - have ever been. have witnessed the
same effect ON Others consider this certain cure
Tor D spepsia. HENRY DUNLAP,
Coachmsker, 10 Crown Ut.
PHILADELPHIA, March 18TH 1885,
DR.. SMITH-Dear Sir: Your Dyspepss Cordial had
tn most wonderful and instantaneous effect me.
Having suffered with Dyspepsia for some time, was
induced to give 1t trial. felt relief from the hrst
time tookit Two bottles Effected q complete cure.
have given It to several Of my friends and invara-
bly, with the same result.
Yours truly, J. w. FITCH,
Washinston House..
For sale bv ]. B. WOOD. and
ALEX'R DUVAL,
An M-Sm AGENTS for Richmond Va.
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From the n. Y. Evsnins poet.J
THE FLIGHT OF SUMNER.
~ wM coiofy DRsmoSp.

The Summer b gone. on his bright sunny pinion.
And Autumn, - trophies. has gathered his
howerG
While time. In proclaimIns the seasons domi.
The yellow leaves rsws with the green of his
The wind signs as eve through the shadowy will
The moon Ger the gloom of the cloud sets her
There's bIigh. on the rose, and there's foam on the
The Sad voice Of Nature cries Summer is
gone"
The Summer 10 gone-upon Times rapid river
He flew with the Past 10 Eterntys sea;
Whh the days Of his date. that have vanished for
To Autumn he yields what the Future will be.
Fair hopes with the summer advancing we cher.
ished,
Albright a. Mays earliest morning thew shone.
They fell like his dews, like his flowers they have
And Joy on fleet wings Ike the Summer is
gone.
The Summer 10 gone, and the soul In devotion,
To the principle scars that all nature pervades, -
To the Goodness which Gratitude halls with emo
tion,
Az the glory of Summer In majesty fades.
IN the wild gale OF Winter, springs freshening es-
sence,
And when Autumn's dead wreath with the scar
leaves Il strewn,
Adoring the Great Intellectual Presence,
We know He Is with US; though Summer Is
gone!
The Summer IL gone in his season returning
To renovate earth vith his splendors again;
Again to renew our hope gladness and mourn.
ing
But the Past comes no more to the children of
men.
Then garland life's sumner with flowers immor.
tal
With virtues that lire when the season il flown;
And the spirit, when opens Eterniry's portal,
Shall feel q new Summer when Summer il
gone.
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1,EACHER OF FOREIGN LANGUA-

u 6Lb.-SIUNUK ANTUNIO GEUKGE, juat
arrived from Paris, bsgs leave to inform the citizens
of Richmond that he will give instructions In the
French and Italian Language either in private les
sons or in class
Usher IN these de psrtments upon reasonable terms.
He has spent most of his time in Paris, and under.
stands the language perfectly. He feels confident
that he will give entire satisfaction
Orders may be left at the bookstore of Jas. Wood
house, Main street. at Harold u MuTsys Broad st
or ct the residence of his brother, Sig g. George,
corner of 4th and Broad streets ocS-d2m =
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AN ENTIRE Me- STOCK OF
F A 8 FL 1ONABLE MILLINERY.
At No. So Main st.,
LATE STAND OF MRS. C. PHILIP.
MISS RACHEL LYON

Run MISS RACHEL LYON Nnu
H4&1 Has returned from the North, and 49,
VA 10 prepared to offer to the ladies' of y@SA
Richmond and strangers visiting the ..sS
city. stock OF GOODS, entirely new and for .tule
beauty and too prices unsurpassed by any exhibition
in this city or at the North
From long experience, lin conducting busness for
her sister, Mrs G. Philip she fiatters herself she
fully understands the taste and wants of the public
and In making her late purchases, NO effort on her
part was wanting to ensure admiration as well as
quick and ready sales
Having arranged to receive the latest patterns as
they come out and obtained the services of expe-
iienced Dress. Cloak and Mantila makers is prep
ed to execute all orders in that line. with prompt
q Her first opening of the PATTERN HATS
will be on Thursday and Wednesday next. There
are great variety and styles, very exquisite.
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pICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MA

XAOAA1xOxSD O16hOCIOdL AND Wh-
1U THEMATICAL ACADEMY, on Eleventh. be-
tween Marshall and Clay streets, Richmond, Va
Msupin The next session of this School will com.
mence on the LIST Monday of October next The
course will be of the most liberal and extensive cha
raeter, embracing Ancient and Modern Languages
sssthematics Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, be.
sides the usual English branches
The Subscribers pledge themselves to use their ut.
most exertons to maintain the hitherto high reputa-
zion of this institution; and hope by prompt and
Jealous discharge of their duty, to merit contnua-
ton OF the patronage which has been literally be.
slowed upon them. -
TERMs-Senior Mathematics and Classics, $50; Ju.
nior do. do, $50; Modern LANGUAGES, by Mons. MI
cEARD. each, S2O. Payable invariably in advance.
The Preparatory Department will be continued IN.
der the charge of Mr.. TAYLOR MARTIN of this city,
with the supervision of the Principals. Fee, SSo.
Mr.. M. can be found at the Richmond House.
where he will be happy to receive any conmunica-
tons. MONTAGUE l. BASSETT
1pak
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V7HE only infalllble Medicine known
l. BURROWS ELIXIR vITA-The original Al.
tice in all its purity Quick and powerful its viz.
tues are proverbial-in 20 many instances having
raised from the very verge Of the tomb the subjects
of diseases in their most terrible FORMS as testimo.
nels of the most exalted character from individuals
and institutions testify In the descriptive circular
may be found one from the Masonic and Odd Fellow
Lodgesof Norfolk. The medicines able to give relief
are numerous and valuable ;but If persons willing
to suspend their and submit to a course of ELK
III VITA, cure at once can be effected in ord nary
cases, only one or two weeks being required, and
those utterly incurabe only three four
weeks. 1t will thoroughly purify the blood. In
scrofula, rheumatism, Indigestion, &c, it stands
alone. Its action on the Bowels Liver and Kidneys
direct and efficient. Deprsved humors In the
circulation affect the vital orsans. course of two
three weeks will relieve the system of all morbid
matter, reaction ensues uncomfortable appetite
with high and vigorous health the result. In deep
and heavy colds, that often end in rapid decline,
nothing IL comparable. For mercursl and syphilite
diseases it is truly the only medicine known, not
leaving vestge of the disease. Pursue the course
above, unless the bones have commenced decaying.
Ii 10, at the end of three weeks suspend its use
weeks, recommence, and at the end of three weeks
the body will be restored to its original health.
We have just been put In possession of liberal
supply of the above invaluable medicine, the won.
derful curative powers of which proverbial
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
JACKSON B. WOOD,
GRUBBS l. APPERSON,
fe 25-1y Druggists,
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS
DOWN TOWNIII

GhEAI INDUCEMENTS!
DOWN TOWN.!
GREAT BARGAINS IN READY
M MADE CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE
.uE AND RETAIL. at M. SCHULTZ'S, No. 81,
MAIN STREET, UNDER THE MAN
STUN HOUSE. Country Merchants and others
sre respectfully solic ted to give call having
hand large and varied assortment of Read '. Made
Clothing, made in the city under my supervision
am prepared to offer great inducements to those in
want of goods in 1ne at ssvlrg of at least TWEEN.
ty i've per cent either at wholesale retail Hav-
Ing large assortment of CT OTHs, CASSI.
make to order every article of gentlemens wearing
apparel in the neatest and most substantial ma nner
and az prices that cannot fail to please the most eco
nomical. Feeling confident ! can offer greater in.
ducement, than Is usually found respectfully sol
cit call. Ise 2a-2w*I NJ. SCHULTZ.
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T ANGUAGEs.-The subscriber gradua.

ANGUAGES.-The subscriber gradua.
Lied at the University of Warsaw, will commence
on the LIST October next, of instruction
in the following LANGUAGES and Literature:
German, Polish, Russian, Greek Hebrew, Chalda-
ic kimchei, aud the Bah: TaImud.
His plan of instruction 10 according to his own sys-
ten, and has been successfully pursued for the last
six years.
Private Lessons to suit the convenience of learn.
ers.
Ladies' and gentlemen DESTROYS Of learning any Of
these languages are respectfully requested make
early application, that they may select and be certain
of their hours, at the bookstore of Mr.. Jas. Wood
house, Richmond, Va
SAML NJ LASKI
N; 3. All Languages are taught to write, and par.
ticuary to speak.
TESTIMONIAL:
Mr.. LAsKI, has exhibited to me abundant testimo-
mails from most respectable sources of his GOOD cha
racser and plshments as teacher ses,
and as such, take pleasure in commending him to
the confidence and regards Of the citizens Of Rich.
mond. Rev CHS II READ
Richmond, Va, July 18th, "a.
REFERENCES:
D Rev Dr. Moore, Rev; Dr.. Howell, Dr. Mecsw.
Rev. Mr.. Woodbridge, De Voss ESQ Consul Rev
Mr. Cummings. DR.. Peticolas. se lS-lm
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n ENCOURAGE HOME MANIIFAC


M TURE -CLOTHINGi CLOTHING. y Clio.
M THlNG!M-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ELLIS NORRIS, No. IS Main Ct fMansinn
House u would most respectfully call the attention
of country merchants and others to my args assort
ment of REAnY.MApE CLOTHING, all made up in this
city, under my own supervision. My stock Of Over.
Coats cannot be surpassed either In besuty or prce
fsnsng from $3 50 to go each. have now in store
and am constantly manufacturing, which will sali
e least Is per cent less than can be bought in the
Zoo Over-Costs, all styles and price.
upwards az" %
800 Satin, Silk. Velvet, Cloth Vests and othsr
q, seo pars Fancy, Black and Plain Cashmere Psnts
NV hesdy.msde Shirts and Draweys Of all stvI..
tosetnef with large assortment Of Neck Ties Cr..
vsts Coiiara Gloves Pocket rchiefs and a.
temsn's Furnishing Goods, Of all kinda. SeA,
Suits cut and made TO order, = usual. At Il. 49,.
est nstice. - 'hs snose-
csll and examine before purcha,ins el,evh...
20 l8-1ms nGn11.
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An 28-Sm

T1RY HUTCHESON'S UNRIVALLED
Il OINTMENT
For Piles, Sore Threats or Breasts
Sore Eyes, Cuts or Bruises
Pain or Weakness In the Back
Tooth Ache, Ear Ache.
REMEMBER:
1t cures Piles speedily.
It relieves Sore Throat or Breast Immediately.
1t cures Saddle Hurts, Scratches or Sore Eyes OF
Horses.
great care and never fails to give satisfaction.
The afflicted invited to give It trial, and II 1t
should not accomplish what 10 claimed for It, then
call it humbug, and demand your money
The proprietors have In their possession any mum.
Der of certificates from of the most respecta.
Bile citizens of Virginia and other States number OF
which accompany each Box. Prepared by
w. HUTCHINSON l. CO., Amsterdam. vs..
Sold Wholesal and retail, by
PURCELL, LADD CO., and
NH I1-d&c6m DOVE CO., Richmond. Va
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CL AsSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL

classical, AND MATHEMATICAL
OACADEMY, ON CLAY ST, BETWEEN STU
ASD6TH srs.-VOLGER PATTON, Richmond,
Va The second session Of this Institution will CON-
mence on the LIST Monday in October next and end
the 18th of July following
The undersigned will spare pains to give satisfse-
tcn to their patrons and to instruct Thoroughly in ell
the branches taught By them.
The course will embrace the Latin and Greek Ian.
euages. Mathematics and English studies. French,
Spanish, German and Italian also fauskt
Every pupil is expected to study ct least ofhe
ancient language
TERMS:
FOR Classics and Mathematics. 60 90
For each modern language (extral. .......... % 90
A small extrn charge tor fuel will also b. made.
0nehah OF the fee 10 payable strictly in advance,
and the remainder on the 18th Of February.
Parents intending to cutter pupils, viii confer
sssst favor By Informing the undersigned as soon a.
possible in order that proper arrangements may be
made for their reception
Competent assistants will be employee II necessary.
ERNEST V0L0ER, Ph. D.,
GEO g. PATTON. Principals
N. B. All communications addressed 70 Dr.. Espest
Velser. Richmond, win meet with prompt attention
July 10th, 1884. sel-.oti5O
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TEACHER OF MUSIC,
nFFERS his services to the ladies and
" gentlemen Of Richmond and vicinity, 10 give
lesson. on the VIOLIN, GUITAR, FLUTE, re and
on all kinds of Brass Instruments
" Orders msy be left ct bis residence, on Mar
shall street, between Third and Fourth streets
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