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CT. JOSEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY
4

~ RICHMOND VIRGINIA. . b.
Conducted By the Sisters of Charity.
This Institution resumed udies on the 18th
of August. Bearde,s for board, tuition. and use Of
bed aud bedding. and for washing and ding, pay
zer $3.50 to be- paid emi-annually in advance
There is also q charge OF S3 for Doctors fee.
Day scholars according to the branches, they pay
from 81 to 90 per quarter in advance.
For Muyc on the Piano Guitar Painting,
French and Em brodsry, there il charge for
tuition snd of Instrument
Letters addressed to Sister MARY FELIX Nc
QUAD, st. Joseph's Academy, will meet prompt
attention. . =.
1t Ia of great Importance that pupils should enter
at the commencement of the sesaion, or soon at
forwards p0sshls. ne S-Sw
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TNHE MANUFACTURERS SAVINGS
l. BANK will continue to receive Deposites on
which they will pay per cent, PAYABLE semi
annually.
~ Office OF Deposit at r. II. MAuRY & Co.
G. WORKMAN, Pres't.
C. SINToN. Treasurer. mv2-ds.w&o6m
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EAkESo GOUDS.-The subscribers have
~ on hand large and varied assortment of Spring
Dress Goods, embracing all the newest and most
fashionable styles which they will. from this time,
sell at greatly reduced prices, in order to reduce
their stock. fhey respectfully invite the ladies' to
call. d. DUDLEY JOHNSTOE,
is1 las Eagle Square
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1855 FALL SUPPLIES ~ 1855
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.
GEORGE j. SUMNER,

NO. 20 PEARL Tor 14TH1 STREET,
RICHMOND, "a.
Is prepared the present to offer to Merch ants
visiting this market large and desirable stcck
ING GLASSES. FANCY GOODS &c which will
BIS found upon examination, to be equal in extent
and variety to any stock in ths country, and i'll be
TONER'S on as good terms as any gular re-packinx
rouse at the North Gan of r. He particulsr ask.
the attention of those no have been to
buy 10 the Northern cities. without aHordjnR the
merchants of Richmond any opportunity to shew
them our goods and prices with the ASSURANCE that
they will save their expsrs es 9he most skiful and
reliable packers employs ed and every attention given
to the prompt shipment snd forwarding Of Goods
e STONEWARE of the best quality at Fsctory
prices auT
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ELLINGTON HOOL Tho next
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
THE Rev. w. E. WEBB, A. NJ, will
\ open School for young Ladies, on Church
DAY Oct. 1st 1855 Instruction win be given in
all the branches utusly usht in most approved
Semioaties either by MIR. w. himself or competent
assistants For further particulars, apply to the fol-
lowing gentlemen: o. p. BALDWIN, Esq, MI. JOHN
WILLIAMS. Mr.. A. Y. STOKES aud Col. z. FoN.
TAME auA-2awttO
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SADDLES, SADDLE BAGS, BkIDLES
AND HARNESS OF ALL KINDS. 49,
NOTICES. y D &, PADDLE
IN BAGS AND BRlDLEs, HAMEs OF ALI
KINDS. AND EVERY THING USUALLY KEPT
IN sADDLERY BUSINESS, Al NEAR COST
The subscriber intendilg to enlarge, and In some
measure change his business on LIST October, begf
leave to inform bis customer and the public general
~ that he will offer his entire stock unit that time
Al a smaIl advance over cost. Please call and en-
anime the quality of his stock and prices
EsflT@ J, w. DENNIS,
saS-2wE fEte -itl@t No 81 Mafn 1T
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FNGLISH SCHOOL.-On Monday, the
~ Sd Of September, the subscriber will open
SCHOOL. ON Union Hill. in the old Methodst
metie, Ensiish Grsmmar, oeosrsphy' Chsni.srs,
DO. 80 per soholsr will be charged for beginners,
BIZ payable quarterly in advance. He knows practi
eaiy tbs duties Of teacher and that attention Will
bs paid 20 the children committed to his esre.
! an 21-lms FE JOS. II ROGERS.
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VNTNNTON 4, POWERS, Csasfs

w INSTON L. P0WERS, tes'r' !,
w Cary AND PgAsL SITS RIcasosD. I'd n
vite the attention of county msfen,a .fGeO(g
trade generally to their large sssor'ms55..
RES, WINES, LlQUORs, &c, sI'f''''
riety. a. follows
81 hhds N o ana Cubs Sugars ,,,,,s All !
1877 bbls Crushed, Pulvsrized, eTsD4
and C Coffee Sugars
30 boxes Loaf 90 r.s...
8S7 bsgs Rio Lseusyrs and Jsvs oes' .,v ..ss
80 pigs Green and Black fsss son1a XIX o.
40 do CHI dice Brandies, Whi.nsa. .,,. Wlss
Rum, Port, Sherry $50 20. "A Wst's
$50 bbls and pkss medium BranaN .sa -
so basIets and 40 cases ChsnP'i's 49,
'-as Wines ,u,,n,r,si y
Together with large and varied m..rnar Pss
lasses, Candles. Nails. Buckets ,sss,su y
Rice, Msckerel and N c HerrpM
many articles too numerous TO me si.s
ALSO-Asents for Leather bsh~S
"a ff--2m Tstrt
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RUNAWAY.

171A OOLLAk6 kEWARD.--Ran
HUI wsy ffom my rssidenos. il the sounty Of
Lspenbuse, w, o. tho 7sh Of the present month,
(1sptsmbes.) yellow Negro Boy named GEOR0E,
calls himss1f George Wright. He 10 about II or 10
years Of sge has stseeht baak hair and double set
Of teeth in front. When he 1sft he had fresh
wound on one OF his feet ] am disposed to tkfnk
be 10 about Richmond. Petersburg, or the Danville
or Southsids Railroads Tho officers Of said roads
will please sttsnd TO this ss,f
will give 800 for the delivery Of the said boy to
me- in the county Of Lanenbure or IL he bs confined
10 soy Jail 20 that I ret him again. e
se lS--ss JOHN A. Stokes
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nuUcAxIoM.

-UrNf!H H111RisA-.&i. SCHOOL FOX |
Sd55s5e ex0fEo-mn PELLET takes
Isa.ss. !. 9SS.css ss g sss d scaooi sii
= orsosi & her houss % Bred ne
Ostober under the direction o. I4 %s - -
dsms DOVES enc 49, . s:sSss th sshoo oss
81 sEs 6nt d the soa.t.y e al the eep 81 o.
g =: sSls ne sssco .:o
= ::sssss c::asr Dsvsas
Srinss The highest rssonmsada si0ns 'of e0sfas.er
sna vii have charge OF the Enelish de.
p.rtment Of the school. assisted ey sninent and az
..ssisnl.r. Of the School, win be given in
. fatare sdssrsissnent % @-.m
n p l. 1IGHES CLASSICAL AND
IL. fCoMnERCIAL sCHooL; ON FRANK
f.iN' AsOVE IRA STREET, RICHMONO. VA.
This School Will reopen on ;n e,th. on
p Pupils are prepared either for College or the
The enserine of some Of the Pupils upon the du.
ties Of . commercial life. causes few vacancies -
ca. for beginners 10 Ens s1d saf I'M c C &c
already formed one or more Fupiis
ENGLTSH AND CT ASSICAL
"a scHOOL-The subscriber wi resume the 6u-
ti.s Of hs school on Mond.y Sept nth IN the us =,
Clay and lst streets Richmond, Va s..s
TKRMs: 5.te -
For Session Of 10 months payable ssni-snnuslly IN
AAvspce. 78s 49, =,
I:s : s;;:i ssi Mathematics. did: wTI &
VITY SPRING INSTITUTE, 7th Of
ssSss csy saa Sept
tbs arss Friday In July
For Eusli.h Scholars. ....................sss
FOR CteoetcAl co sssssssssssssssssssss "
70 1o--dtd y. 2. fAYLOn:
MIR. LEFERVRE'S SCHOOL-(SUo-
lNx cpssoR TO Ms. MEAD c1his Institution
win opsn on the first day OF ossoser, ana si'ss on
ee9- ron THE WHOLE s1ssIoN.
Wssha1 ...s'.'s'.
English fasehss....."......."... .......... g
800" ~e"s~sses' ss"'''''"''''s'f s'' sn
Lessons on Piano. Guitar. Organ. Harp. sash... GO
Psintsns in 50
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT: att
For the accommodation OF parents who prefer
sendnx their children to the same school, this de.
Of age. who will be taught Reading, Spelling WI.
ting, Arthmetie and Geography, e5olusvsly; IT II
school, and under the care OF an experienced teach
ohsrss; $50 FS; further garsis1Isrs sgg!y to
jvas@d:istN Corner ar.se and Fou.bes :t..
M 100 a M. Sm1 u y OChOOA OAs
WI YOUNG LADIES, at Rooms corner of 9Th and
Franklin Streets formerly Rev. n. D HoGE's.-fhe
next Session of tn is School will commences ON Mon
day, Oct. LIST. se6-lm
TJNION FEMALE SEMINARY.
~ ELDER ROBT F. STUBBS, Principal.
This Institution situated in the eastern part OF
the city. convenient to Union and Church Hills. will
commence its next session on the 18th September,
and slose ON the 18th July, following.
TEENS
Tuition In Primary English branches, per qr...S5 90
&" Complete " course and Matthews 50
-" With Modern or Ancient Languages. 10 GO
In MUSIC. III W
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RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,

DICHMONO FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Az ON CLAY, TENTH AND MARSHALL SITS,
the first Monday in October close the last Thurs
day In June. fupils may - admitted at any time,
but II highly desirable for them to be present the
The cost Of srounds. buildings and outfit has been
about seventy thousand dollars, and no additional
reasonable desre. The course Of instruction 10
tensive and liberal. Able and experienced teachers
have been secured and the most approved scientific
apparatus, school desks, G., heye been provided
Rsv. 3. MANLY. Ja-President. ,'f1
~. B r. LATH 40, Msth. and Pbydesl Sciences. y
- q, sA.s ssissss:A s 8 ...s:A..
Me-: E EtE4 EELsoN Ss.a'hs'
hi. JANE ). sfAk1RD. rlspsrsio1y Depart
Mrs oEoReIANA MONROE, Preparatory De.
MIS- MARY c. LAfHRoP. rrsp.r.tory Depart.
Miss EMILY DUNDERDALE. Plano snd daitar.
i. EMILY osg q; Drawing. Painting. 10.
+. =, EyS r.. G annIET s,.v,, g.
j F TunMs PEE SESSION. go
Tuition in Pssp.I.sory Department e e
Ancient and Modern snsuags.. each. 20
Music on Plano Forte, Guitar. Organ. 70 90
anl1s soa.sna may
be obtained of the President. II -
au6-d3m Rev. B. MANLY, in.
ELLINGTON 8 CHOOL Tho next
IA Session will commence the 18th of September
and close tho Goth of Desembsr. The subscriber
has been 30 long and so exsluively engaged In the
duties of bis profession, that the desire to instruct
youth has become element IN mis- nature, while
it 10 of the purest peasures of his Hfe to afford
to the young committed to his care that moral and
intellectual training essential to their hapr
individuals. their usefulness ca men and cit; Ms,
their spiritual enjoyment here and their happiness
hereafter. The number of Boarders is limited. and
parents desiring to do should fill immediately the
few vacancies remaining. No location could BIS
more convenient for parents in Richmond aud the
lower eounties than Ellington. Direct to juno
ton, Hanover" tn. 81. FOX.
au 30-2aw2w .
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RENISJF AL.-J LUAE VNO HtRb 10 ID
IL form his customers that he intends mo wing to
OF Grace aud 9th strsets by the 9th inst
whsre he will still carry on the FURNITURE snd
MATTRESS business In all Its branches.
FOR RENT The Furniture Store and Dwelling
now OCCUPIED by L. Rent $3.50.
ALSO FOR RENT-The adjoining drrcsry Store,
aud if desired his entire Stoek Ia trade for SALE
Rent Sl50 No stands for business desirable ip
thu CITY thsn tina above au L.
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ii ALLEIs MA,,I.---
from ~ .ACIok win sabs.. faIs
s mom ne sevsrest bufns q, ests ~
s.ssey n1isstss ana viii n sssias, Ia
S H.. Is sssstuslly s.rss f. ~ shs vsssS
E.uisse. s see..sianHHssesy Ahsams.i,s.sr :s IN.
gssaiss s s..I,,hs:sd ' Cons ara j Ca r. =
:::s. sssli.s .sa gss ,ss, Ss sis:s +
!Er.ptiona, and ali other ma sissst Ss,s va
sisseses, where the psfts 80. = .ta.tory M
ais aIsis,s u now put up i. n, ssa 8 nssss,
81. - y. =. OItchnes & Co pseyH ~
store. 0uH'ertsits IN - ~
sENNEfT L BEERS ~ -
authorized agents ION ths Sssyas, M
styls, and they furnish Is. .. o. ias s.s,a y,
90. Nstai price on'v 2se !. ~, prsvr.,. y,
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q CARD.-JOS. WOOD

- AHD, UsnE6t, hos Yornovnl n.
sT~ yVnse fFem the United etstss faosai
"a 1850 = Governor serset SesvsI I asa:n
90. ss.n. beng sentSsl ana seavsnisss I'm I'm
srons "a - many thanks . his ftsn1s ~ -.
xsnient Il 80 hepss they v1if Anl II so..
forn.si ~ 49,. g nssls the samr ~ k~sriss IL.
1865 - ~nsssvsr hssv ssi ssesti, M 1i-Sm ~
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RHODES' FEW

~ CUkE-Fsr the Prev.,,;.. oD a.,
estsens and Rsmitten, Feseys F~.ad Gu,
and Fes~, Dumb doue cr~S and A.. a.
Sice1s, snd all other form, q, "a Dek1s q |
common origin In Malaria or N;...ss saiss ~
nu sHATusAL AErIporE, ~,
or svampy locsities, from AN ef even 10 a.
eass whatever. or any in;n-s .Aeae OF b. a
IL will inrantiy check u.
have suffered for any length on t;r. 70 psss,,.
twenty years, 20 that they mead ss non q.
. .nsr cnar,. oy continuing In use scse,, . a
tite and strength, and contiusssp as 70 ssso,.,s
and radical cure 10 effected 1aai psrr
One or two bottles will .n.,
some may require more Direc,,o-t ofela.,,
man. French and Spanish ae ,oras plia4dS II
frice-One Dollar. Liberal DIZZY each 10,
trade. LAME 'conts alas =
EVIDENCE or AfsIpsyy,sssa.s !,
I have made chemical sxauiuss;.1n u :. !. h
Ekvsn trp AeuE CuRE," or "ASTIn.oa Ia. "A
AlA," and have tested It Tor ANY, Sfs faia
nins and stryehnins. bot have ust 1a..s;'sp q
Somsosit. % sh ss, nav; Suaa y, m,s
EyIDssciSS 1 VI srH.,SS ss e :
LEwIssuRe. Union sev,,.
"Mh, A. RHoDEs-Dear Sir: H. Na
cine You sent me vas duly rseslvsd a. s 30 Il ~
psop. s sss' s ss's ' s:ss Is' Sf
cured them. It has certainly ,,s.a. asd "a. / !,
svery one who has used II, snd .is " To A.
OF long standing Ny tistsr, who ~. ~ s,sss VA
or az years hsck, and could nsys, -. ~, sa D. b
sept p Sainins; and thss OILY u lon, - sp,a .
.s.s IT, Il now, taint. entirely sassa !, a.s:'
CAUTION TO AeUE nj = ,ssSSsnr
Take ne more Arsenic, Mepcarv o.,.Ih
inses. Stry chime, or Anii.P erodie, S1as ts
The well known ineiHSiency oi tSs. y ~ t'i
sons proves them to be the oaspriss ,I sSS.ss, ,
medical principles: or of msrcsnay Sss., o. =
less, 10 RHoDE's FEVER AND Ae1S c,'s and als
For SALEM Richmond BY ]. W0nn a.,
Il AfPEhsoN, and Drug gists ssrsrsli,' 'AVsa
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CROSHONG g. TUPMAN, Wholesale

GROSHONG g. TUPMAN, Wholesale
~ ard Retail Clothiers No ITO Main strset, Rich
mond would ask att enton their stock introduced
for the FALL AND WINTER TRADE, with the
erorniss, their part that the assortment will con,
tain the variety both to suit the merchant and con-
sumner. At the same time, let us assure ell who ia
vor with their trade, that first object shsl al
ways be to give good article in good style, with IS
much taste In selection capable of.
Call in and examine the quality, price and sssort
ment 10 store; not because we MAI large promises
but because we allow cur customers to judge for
themselves, and use every endeavor to satisfy their
wants
Merchants buying for cash, will find stock
profitable, in that the fit 10 perfect, and one price
satisfactory. 0ROSHONG 4 TUPMAN,
se6 ITO Main ct.
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EERS' CORDIAL BITTERS, OR
- MORNING REGULATOR-An innocent. re-
freshing exhilaratins and delicious Beverage pro.
dueins Instant relief from the effects OF over i'dui.
and all affections Of the stomach and bowels arising
from whatever cause-impaftins to The whole sys
tenn repsws d strength and VEor. FOX sals by -
.fat.A" t'tT BENNETT l. BEERS,
a2l--3Iyif 5s.s5 --s Sole gents.
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hNY HUODS FOk Cash. --ChRic-
~ TAN LAfHAOP, No. 60 Main Street. kieh

n HAGERTY, BELL AND BRASS
LIZ FOUNDER, 10th street, between Main and
Cary streets Richmond, Va, 10 prepared to execute
orders for all kinds Of Plain and Ornamental Brsn
and Competition Castings. -
Also all kinds Of Brass Finishing, such az Mineral
Water FIXTURES Plumbers ard Gas Fitters' Work.
Also, all kinds Of Steam, Water and Gas Cooks
general assortment constantly han ~
All kinds OF BELLS made to order. ap 14-ts
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CUMMER CLOTHING AND GEN

GUNNER CLOTHING AND GEN
~ TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS The
subscriber has just received his second supply OF
summer Goods, making his stock now complete, en-
brscng all the late styles Of Cloths and
vestings. Aiss-Blsck. Blue. Brown and Dshlis
Dress and Frock Coats; Black and Fancy Cashmere
Coats all styles Silk. Linen. Grass. Alpaca shsns
hai 0nshsm. Dnp-d'Ete and Lutong Goats; Fancy
and Black Cashmere, Linen and Marseilles Pspts;
Collars; Stocks; Craysts; Ties; Gloves Suspenders;
Hdkfs; &c, to which he would respectfully esk his
friends and the public generally to call and nine
sd sBtf&lk - 81 Eiiss T.. B. SPENCE,
my 2 No. 40, corner Main and 18Th sss
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DiLv.iiDsEsND.-The Board of Directors
deesrsd aS;Sena Ere Associate have this day
on the capital stock thereof for the past sx
ending Slst August. 1855, pay able O, and sfssr
dsy, 10Th September, at the Office eorner If MI;
and llth streets By order of the Board OF Dree
JNo. Fl. BosHER. See,y. s
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CAPITAL $50, 00.-COMMERCIAL
~ SAVINGS BAN K.-OfEce at the store OF
Quarles Brooke, on I4th street .#Ift
Depositorsn this institution will receive six per
sent on all sums remaining ON depogite six months
or longer, and five per cent, for shorter time.
L4i. WIN. q. FAME, President.
4. =. HHOORa. Press ty f-ts
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RICH,
MOND. .s

OFFICE removed to the store of Chris.
" tian& Lathrop, No 80 1lain st.--In consequences
Of theresisnstion Of David z. Crane, VIM. n. Chris
tian was unanimously sleeeod Csshier. The office
throp. who're dsposites WIN Ia rcssivsd. on which
an interest Of per cent. vfll be pal all sumo
per cent for shorter perioAL 1870 s4at9*
This instituton has ksen u etdstenos tweufy-sish
years. has loaned eight nilhons Of dollars; has
no suspended debt be- snevsf lost dollar, OF fail
ID TO pay any eertihcata when dus. s8&Ef
AEt9sl# 1915 JNO. THOMP0ON, President,
0za@E 8aE ~ WIN. H. CHRl0TIAN, Cashier,
NIB b-ts 9EO. STEEL 6serstarY.
! a DMINIElKAIOR'S NOTICE. All
a. peseens Indebted 70 The Estets Of Jaha Moore,
deo'ds Will paaaao some inxwasd and sottls their
will pgssant them - the un1esdsnsA. - that o..
rsssssssea mAy b aeAs - s3sfis No.
- ~ lin AAniaisetaae1 sf 1ss. hSoseI 1esla.
81 sasai asnssax z4ae3 h@a stsa&~sA - s
sssSa--Ss sz t@gMsss !
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AND ALL KINDS or
GEFTLEMFRS FURNISHING GOOps
which he offers for sals II the very lowest s' IA
each prices.
Being connected Nth large mann'setailtS
mesa in New York, and having acquired : w"
knowledge of the Clothing Trade IN I'0s.,s ',
where he has been In this ba'irsss for ns
gsars, be 10 prepared to otter indneomse " s.s,,
met with Therefore, come Gre: come W w
purchssing elsew here, and judse for SoeI.ss.TS
NV motto is. "quick ,.lss ane mail p,S NJ,
SAMUEL 6UGGEHbElsiSt.
Under the St. Charles Hotel, Rtfn0i' +"
an Ism
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TURNING AND CARVING IVORY
II MANUVACTORY.7s 49, h4s

The subseriber e prepared 20 DC eyeII descnltion
CARVING In Ivory, 10 any pattsrn asstrsd. for
Bfsssepins, ParAsols, Cane Hsads De.
UMBRELLAS, PAhAeoLS aad CANES, repair
Cd 81 short notice. y -
DtilIsra Bails re- turnsa and eoIefsd .s
Specimens may be ct his shop, on 18th street
between Main and Bank streets, opposite 0oddn 4
Appsnon's, s45.'s's
81 l4-dSm 81 Il ssJi CHAb. a. MILLER.
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VRANARY AND FEED STORE

HkANAkx AMI = = ~ oAO1sO
NJ The uadersianed has taken the bouse coiner o'
msssis N. 3. h q 3 HlI. for The Hu,gess CON.
he wi ssep eonstsotiy on hand fall assortment Of
ali si"d. Of Grsin, Mifi ORAL. Hay. Corn Meal and
o.h-r articles usually kept In Grsnsries and Feed
Stores
He hop.s by giving his business strict personal at
tentiop and SELLING on reasonable terms to secure
liberal patronage from his friends and the pubic
generally. he will deliver any article tee 0. cna,ee
anywhere 10 ,he eorgove,ssn he I'll 9sn s,,end 70
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
country friends the hiehest marhss phce for any
ao =. nm 'n''s"'' % n'": JOHN w COS v
Hay HUUDS FOh Cash. -ChRic-
moud. we've call tbs attention OF planters sno
purchasers ssnsrsiy. 70 system Of selling soods
FOR CASH only which with Us 10 no longer 60 sxpe-
rinent az our experience has AMPLY proven to our
al ,rded cheaper for cash. than on credit. whsther
We shall be prepared to Offer greater Inducements
than ever from increased facilities In purchasing
so prisos eli styles Of heavy Wosisn Goods for ser
wants; Blsnksts. Flsnnsle, setinets snd C.,smefss
Laaies Drsss Goods Of the moss fashensbe ~ lies
and newest designs Ia black and coored Siss; Mer-
such a. Irish Linens. Linea and cotton eetins%
Table D.mssss Towslinss Dimities and Curtein a.
tsrlsla; Psris Embroie cries In Muslin and Lace.
NJ, urnug Goods OF every description OF the best
fabrics imported. Also splendid assortment OF
EDglish and American CARPETS of rich Tapestry, Brus
sells and Velvet. Three.ply Ingram and Hemp Car.
nets rugs Druggets Mat and Oil Cloths All Of
which i'll be sold at such prices as will make 1t an
object to cssh purchaser
CHRISTIAN l. LATHROP,
No All SfrEA
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q 8 STEVENS YOUNG Ladies

g 8 STEVENS YOUNG LADIES
Ne COLLEGIATE SEMINARY, SHocKeE Hill.
kIcHMosD. Va The Ninth sss.ion Of this Institu'
tion will commence en- the first Monday in October.
10 the rooms formerly occupied BY the Principal on
the corner Of rrsnklin and 9Th sts; The Boarding
department will be conducted as last Session. In the
building formerly owned by Judge Mason, corner Of
Frauh lin and Adams streets.
TEAcHKRs-S 8. STEVENS, A. NJ, Principal: An.
BE H. MASON, Assistant. s ygEesr Il - - =
In all the departments Of Nude French, Drsyvin,
e'c the most competent Teachers will be provided
- Ine rnnc' pal will give his undivided attention 10
.ns nteiests OF the school The Boarding. depart.
msas vii De under the supervision of Mre Gtevsns
sioeo y MIS- Mandeviile lady who bas al saversi
e.Peneocs and great sucsess a. no nee Re aner
~ ahnual insatuflon Every Hort will hs msSe
TO render the Boarding department. nia.s sus
rehned nome, and ths School one Of the naoss n =.
hshie In all that pertains to . moral intslis,fuI
and polite sducation = e''eo'usi
The Principal will give thorough course :, L..
sensin Vocal Music, with no extra charge
= The Session will close with q General ravi., -.
examination. when Certificates will be siyen Ia ths
Graduating Glass. - = -"
TERMS, a404 80 81
Oss-k0f payable In GdpGace the aindeS ist Ax.~a
noa aad ashtnG.. q "a
Htaher English branches. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a.
Eiefuentafy 6yonc hes. N
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luelo. 60
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SUT GnxOn = A61 OhEI.-1 nav UIty
- acres of very superior PASTURE, two and Q halt
ies from the city, enclosed with good plank fence,
we'll shaded, watsrsd, nc. Every precaation will be
ID constant ate danse-but viii not BE rssponsf
BILE for either. The whole Pasture 10 10 sight O.
and surrounds the house. it.ts4 iC ts-tsl-t-
Psrsous wishing Eorsss psstaTsd By ths weak or
month. on reasonable terms, may do 30 BY app!SnG
to rae, on my Farm the Railroad, lPiss's TO Mr.
Geo l.. EsTnest, Council Chamber Hill, or G W.
Maemurdo, at R., =. Il p. B. B. Depot. Riohmond
CHARLES ALLEN,
au1S-1u prjae5a Hanriea 40
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NOTICE.-Havingt taken situation in
IN the Boot and Shoe establishment of P. X
White, beg to inform ny old customers and the
Ths estsblishm emit of Mr. White being complete IL
all lis departments all be suited, either with
homemade foreign goods l shall devote my
whole time to the manufacturing department, and
shall be pleased to continue to those who have
so long and 30 kindly extended their patronage to
me. Gu 29-ts JAMES BOLTON,