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o.. r~ Ic.A.., 7e ke.e- Teh.eee, 81; 800 obls'
Lard, asi; 900 bbls Reein, 2is; 80 bales Hops, "a.
To HAVE, the pseis. Of the ls' is iali ct previous
rates To Bremen, 900 bags Coffee i7isSse rne.s-
wemeni; 90 tuns Measurement, ISL 200 b9ls,
Spirits, 3lc. charter vas made Tor Carcenaa a. ~
for Molasses.
Tie Bank Statement subjcinei shows continued nue.
e1pan,ion circulation again being an exception Inc
tern .pce Last January has fallen CT from q,
70 % sss s2s. Tie los1s are up g. 200 ooo the de-
po.i,. s4ss 900, and the specie s92' la' This well
IN view Of DE fact that toe SubTressury nAs seeumu'
,,,ed about hales.million during the week and we
bsva also suffered drain for the South. The gold
by the George Law arrived 80 late a. to have but
little effect upon the statement The comparative
figures are &c foIlows
Lo.n. &c. Specie. Circ1lst'a Deposts
ian e. 1855 ss6 64 s57 s5 6 20 IS eSsS9
jan a. lst5'. e. ~ ,sss ies72H ssai,155 esSHoii
Ineresv..sI 1565e Inc 3z5 50 Dec Al 81 Ine ~ o.
The ANNEXED figures .hOE the gradual and n la'
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M4RTNE JOUR vi l..
PORT OF NBw-YoRK......J@sASr y.
Cleared.

sit-.-Iu.. Au,f;oa Scar New. Orleans Wn- Wisoa
sr. Pkerir Clipper Hexie Sea FrSa Chambers
Htner Ch.ilss Cooper cuii. cseu;ts ssr Netefsoo
ar.,r.iis suifh LiSerpcol Williams x Guto1
B.s.-csrolipa fsw AAnier h.-sss, tgneh heinehe,
49,. N.aou rrirEse Wheslwrisht CO. Johtnnes,
iBreu Rossen HsSbuis :. hHsai Linaea' NiNk n''"s'
Stuftess Clrarnan CO. n, . A..
B,fS.-J n Jcnss Wells. Charleston, polner Il Potter
c,,i,rine Nav CsaAs Numing ti0, S-oos ala1 70
sefoocsis- saTprrr Cole City Point James Hunter %
Frsnk LA1sSon. Norfolk Stsfse.s. ,iesFnsl - ne
P,i-S,r rur s.n s.v.ru.h Danham y non; LolsA
D,.y Eeenton Join,oD spsxhs, J. Craafeii Nssse Tam
rice r. Underwood. Fsr OshoFn, bs.r n - hss.ei
Lord; AeSa pic.eron FredeIcksrurg Nss brast sssat
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To Mariner.

We Informed by reliable authority Gays the Portland Ar
the ba ding Of the breetwater AZ kehaoad
that harhr Is, become u the safest on tie coast
yesses the westward u the Cape With e,sery
wind ea.iy ard II they un.-qasrtsd
they obtain pilot from the Inland By setting signal II
the weather rough that the pilot cszno. board heo out
side be beard the inside the Western Point They
In with safety BY giving the and berth Of quarter Of
mile stsrding about third Of the way toward Ran l
ard then there nothing IN the way beating shout bs
the from the point the bar where they wiz find safe
anchorage with the beat of holding grouad-
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The receipts at the Sub.TreasuTy are ssJ,l7O.
Paid, ssl, 0ss. Balance, e. 795 46s. Paid from As
cay Office, $685. OF Che gold deposited by the
last steamer for coin $500 OOo have been changed to
bars, there being some inquiry for shipment A sale
of 800 600 was made at y CT. discount, which is
better than coin.
The steamer OF Wednesday, from Boston, viii take
about $500 COO Of Shieh oneh.l is in foreign coin.
Some bars will be sen; over from here.
remittance OF 500. 900 made on Saturday in
gold to New. Orleans through the Sab-Tressury and
there is but little doubt that further will 20
south during the coming few weeks.
We understand that Mr.. George s. Coe, Cashier Of
the Ocean Bank, has been offered the C.shership Of
the American Exchange Bank, with much larger
salary than be receives in bis presen. position Mr..
Mr. Gee in the most honorable manner declined TO
entertain the proposition, conceiving that having
been placed by the Directors of the Ocean Bank in
the Csshiersbp Of that institution he could hon.
orsbly allow merely pecuniary motives to induce him
TO resign. Tie managers Of the Ocean Bank are
highly pleased with the manner in which Mr.. Coe
discharges bis duty and very DESTROYS of retain.
ing him. The vacancy in the American Exchange
Bank is ocessioned by the resignation Of Mr. Meies.
who 10 about to establish himself in business in
wall-st
Mr.. Rockwell, Cashier Of the Ohio Life and Trust
Company, h about to resign his Office in that instita.
ton, to accept the Presidency Of one Of the Western
Railroads; and Mr.. Gee, We undesstsnd, wiz be
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Marset.-CAnrrr1rr REPORTED roa Tas rRrSrsE.

MoyDar Jsn p AS
AsBES-Tte market uneh.nGed for ether sales Of Pos
. 20 IS. ard Pearls a. 81.
bRiCK-The demhni Is small With eql;yi'eat supply
Sales Of Hard North River 81 IS NJ
COITOS-Ihe msrke quite trm. With fair demand Ani
small ,tock some Of The sales msde 10 trans n The
me receipt Of the ast fossu news e prices
closing buoyant q. the Smoked quotations:
NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION O.
LII. Mn Il L.
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Nov lat q s. ". lon $50 10 W. bark Acadia Coasins
from San Frrcisco for SYDNEY. NsW.
New H. aE fol lea So ship Lotus Leekie from
Boston (Oct So fer San Francisco.
Jas II lat IS Ion II 50. schr. Robin, Of Cheyfsd from
New Yerh for Bssrsl etahe. La
Jan IS Of Csps Hsrtsrss passA ship Mary Adsns Of
Wares, hpu NsW-yoTh tog Ckasisaoa
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TOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and fA AL
srAfE Cart W@ Sio~a I.,g,: s..f ss'se ~ =
DAY. WEDNESDAY ard FRIDAY as 800 Isv Ysfs
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and sAIukDAn - 70 sebs6
r. NJ, from Pie, No ~ n, near The Bs'issJ' -
Hs,siStsr no roons Win be REGARDED secured ." ""
.ns ,tii the s.ms shall been pad for x..1sh,
PreIsht 10 Boston . Forwarded tbrougs vhs w. ~
S'a A1P''WT VIZ. 5sRDEN, Assss. Noa y ssd n wss~
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A. Manila Bay W. eosst Of Mexico 18th ult shp Frank.
lin, richmond. New. Bedford, mali 81. wha
At LhAns Nov IS shp Benz Tacher ssnls Nsv Bedford
SEQ bba Oh ready fer ses-woaa cruise 70 Mes Zealand AID
home nth, Hsy Fnzief, Hazard, do 100 bba oil and
koue. -
An. " ds New. ~. Bsvt,sa, wsldsou wussn, LOO VII
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NV ORLEANS Friday Jan g The adEiees by the Pacific
published BY the Associated Press ;otsy snd
Impaired firm feeling to the corroS market difficulty
esotse prevented any actual advance The sales we're
300 bale. The weeks business oos q 900 bales and the
oek hand 1872 600 bales Receipts a the week - 80
be!eA steTilrs Exchange 10 quoted a. sd7f.
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daily in TIE Herald in regard TO the affairs Of bis
house IN connection With Messrs. Duncan, sher nan
& Co. lie o-es il to himself TO take some measures
to prevent than repetition.
Tie following "a Die shows the Railroad receipts
for December a. far a. hSye been puslishsl:
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Passenxers Arrived

In ksrk PLash, Jv~ yrs Crs=-Ms Wilson, Miss Laura
Jsoe Wilson ard serv.st
IN big DelsssS v P~tsSPriaes-E Brehstsin, Of New
Orleana
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esc,,d one Of the Trustees of the Company and per-
form . portion Of the duties now performed by Mr.
veil .uch ,s WI not interfere with his duties a.
tbs Ocean RANK:
The following .sles Of Bond and Stocks were nsie
.. .nc,in, nv A II Nicolay:
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lFrcn Onr Own Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA, Jan - 4svss>d-stea nshlP VI sanford
Sanford New York; schr. Henry May StsPeiod NeS-fos
Il. J. Mercer, Robinson days frsgn New York ,
Ceared- Baiks Cello, Ryder, Bostoni vairee Richards
NewYors; brgs Xenophon ,weetzer, Key Westi Lopez
Lite Prince schr. Damsel Psnapsc. Aexandrt n
Mercer Robinson New York. smr Union, ClAyPos, bslt
more, trg Dels ware, M l. 7. BsitmOte
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roorlxSs Total amount Of Cspitl Jan q sfsiH 900
Total average amount Of Circulation Jan %, - oSl SIS Total
sver.se amount Deposits Jan 20 S696t16Is Total aver
of Circulation Jan n. SooS9 s25 Total average
amount II De ports. Jan p SO lS6,siS
The named below the Atlantic have no connee
ton with the CleeriI House
CLEARING HOUSE TRANSACTIONS.
EXCHANGES fer week ending Jan - ....... s9s Jas s0i
Exohsrses for weef ending 2e....... 9o052 Il9
Balances Il week ending Jan s2.......... s54l7 is
Bssxees for veek ending Jan .9.......... 5,5ilsse
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Increse 81 565e Ine 5z5 50 Dec Al ~ lne4s, o.
The annexed figures ,hoE the gradual and reg iiar

The iLcretse dnrinR thls pe1IVu Hs7 Ueeu
Lssns AID DsceuatA .........s..-..s''''t1 ,s,'S,
Deposits ii'- -
The cecrase in circulation has been sI'9,OiJ'
The expansion Of lesns although it has been rapid
and may induce some reaction, has only, i vii be
noticed, kept pace With the increase OF sPa;ie
strength.
CowyAR4rTvE TasLE Of tie Lo1A Speee Ci'cadt'o' anf Ds
ro, Of e Brrts # ne CRs y Neto iors, Jor te seq
s-oiso Saiuysa, Jan p 1855 and saturday jan r. so3
10 sieI sGTsE CAPITAL Of saeh BdaS 81 ,,e aT ea~
Jan. 2p.-- ,----J.o- n - 49,
Amount Average Average Average AVeisse
N1sysoy Of tm'Df Of smouuf eu1'ntoi smount
BANKS .'spisl Loans OF ky'.sa
Jan. Il. Dise'nts Specie. iD.scuts pele'
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The hip Henry Clay Caunin' for Liverpool at anchor
of Quarantine.
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sooTIsGs-Tctsl OF Capital Jan q. sis IA 500
Tot,l sversge amount of Loans and Discounts Jan. ~
4e5 al s98 Total aveTsge amount Of Specie, Jan. p,
SIC S7s H. Total amount Of Loans and DISCOUNT
a. Sle6s7 zoo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

TJHF H0GUENOT SPRTN0S.-Tj


II subssribsr respectfully Announces % the pebiis
that this veil Known vsterina pisse. having, since
the ~ eessou received extsndse improvements
ths reespticu Of visitors ON the Goth Inst Every
elDrt Win be made to present even more than the
Ordinary iuduceme OF former yesrs; and In this
eonnesfion the Subscriber 70 eratded 10 state thst
Mrs. TuRPrN, Who superin tended the domestic ar
raneements ct the same plsce few years siBse and
vboee eeBciept attention and ladylfks department
s.ye universal satisfaction, has been re-sngased,
ana with corps Of servants In selecting whom
usual care has been bestowed will Offer her services
to the sasets The strictest attention will be paid
to the hotel and cabin arrangements, to obyi-
ate every annoyance and promote In the highest d.
gree the comfort and pleasure Of the visitors. A
Ball Room, Bowling Alley, Billiard Tables and
other sources Of amusement viii contribute to make
these SPRING. place OF hesthful and agreeable re-
Tho waters are sulphur and ehslybest and third
hinipR the properties of the other two. which 10
also used Ia the bsth house. They offer Assem-
blage Of mild TONES and gentle Alternatives whose
benefisial effect has been signaly shown In hume
rous instances In which and debilitated frames
have been ubmitted their influence; and their eff
eieney In the Of ladies and children has been
more eonspicuousily marked
fhe Hugusnot Springs are In Powhstsn county,
on tho Railroad, about IL miles above Richmond
from which place they accessible by the Rich.
mond and Dsnvile Railroad, which passes within six
miles; line Of Omnibuses sent from the 6prin @,
conveying visitors over that space.
FARE-SI rs perday; SO per week; $50 per month.
Children over and under IL years Of age, and ser
wants. half price.
je S0-u DAVID MOORE
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EDUCATION.

DTCHNOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
III on CLAY TENTH AND MARsHALL e1S !,
klCHMOND, vA.--Ths next ses.tos Will eommenes
the rst Monday In Ootobsr and close the last Thur
dav 10 June Pupils may be admitted Ct any time,
but Il Il highly desirable Tor them 70 DO present the
hrst day Of the session.
The cost Of grouuds buildings and outfit hiss been
psins nor expense will be spared to satisfy every
rsssousbe desire. Ths course OF instruction 10 OK.
tensivs and liberal. Able aud experienced teachers
have been secured, and the most approved scientific
apparatus school deshs, i c., have been provided.
Raw B. MANLY, JR President.
Mr.. b. r. LATHAM, Msth. and Physicist Sciences.
Rev H. q. TUCKER, Ancient and Eng Literature.
DR. A. LEWIS, Botany, 10.
Mrs. EMMA HOLCOMBE. English Branches
Miss NINA Ca0LLET. French and German.
N. JOS MICHAkD. Spanish and Italian.
Mis- JANE Q. STANARD, Preparatory Depart
Mr.. GEoReIANA MONROE, Preparatory De.
ME-. MARY c. LA1HRoP. Preparatory Depart
Mr.. JOHN DUNDERpALE, Piano and ors.n.
Miss EMILY DUNDERDALE, Piano and Guitar.
Mrs SARAH 8ULLY. Harp.
Mrs EMILY. 0RU6B. Drawing Painting, 10.
Mr. EUGENE CREHEN do
Mr. and Mrs r. SUBLETT, Stewards Department.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Board and Washing. $40
Tuition in Preparatory Department............. SO
Z" Collegiate ............ so
Ancient and Modern Ian gusges, esch........... %
Music on Piano Forte Guitar, Organ.... 40 to 80
Drawing, Painting 60. 70 to 40
~ Pamphlets containing farther information may
su6-d3m REV. B. MANLY, Js
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RHODES FEW ER Ann

AZ CURE-Fsr the Prevsnaor ~ AGE
1'1ttenf and Remittent Fesers Fer. .aa Cufa q
ard FereT, Dumb Ague Geneyn, aa n.;4 IN, 6
$1,000 aaa aiI otner toims OF diss.s.
fhiss NATURAL AsTTpo-r 20
protect any resident or traveller 49,. Vii e.ss.
or swampy localities, from spy Az" a nez :,
ease whatever, or any injury froso ~, " Slice, y
ling Malaria or Miasma "Oui Constant -
it Will instantly check the Asus;,
have suffered Tor any length Of tins esnoti =,
twenty years 80 that they usss rs nom cre i,
Their chill. by continuing in u,4 ..,l,so ss,e,s
lions. The patient at once bes; ofeiss % ~.
uts and strength, and continues nn,l 'e'o7s' ,,,.
and radical cure Ia effected NN'i spsu.s,,.
One or two bottles will answer fa,.
man, French aad Spanish accom- P.iaist Ia Ca,
Pice-One Dollar. Liberal d;,.oaaj sa's 'o...i,'
trade. JAMES a. made o "A.
EVIDENCE or sa FFIgsTS'''' III,
New YosK Jpr., s.,
nave maze chemical Examination AZ 81 Il; Us
FEVER aSD AeuE CgRE," or "ASTlDors IM.Sa
nine and S'rychnine, but hays nst Saei,eul e.
of either in IL nor have founa snv 80 Parts,
composition that would provo inipIi"n.
stitution. JAMES &. CHLTos n = ,ta'ss
EVIDENCE OF MERIT Ua'HS
LEwIsBURG, Union .eupsv >.
"MR- "A. RHoDEs-Desr Sir: The ,1 J
cine you sent me was duly received on Il. l, NE
April, have sold about one half Of if. 80 s III q
people who have used 1t, sre ,atisSsS ~, ny u.
cured them. 1t has certainly stopped tt r.'s u
every one who han used it, and six Of The c. ss
OF long standing My sister, who has b,S ~ w
or ak years back, and could never sst 50, ~
sept By Quuine and that only 90 long 4. ~ =
take 1t, il now, think, entirely cured BY vo s''
medY. CT nCSi1s UI
CAUTION TO AaUE sUPFEPERssI
Take ne more Arsenic, Mercury. Quiains p,
fuges. strychnine, or Anti-Periodics a ana ~.
The well known inefficiency of thes, paIon ~.
sons proves them to be the otsprirg etbs, ~ y
medical principles, or of ,msrcanaIy ousc,, y :,
only remedy in existence hat is both SUE ana b.
less, 10 RHODES FEVER AND AGuE CURg 1A'
For salein Richmond by J. WOOD fiRrs.
i APPEksOG. and Druggists generally,
iv IH-deo "a ci Sm
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tbAALEY'S MAGICAL PAIN TX

IhACICh VIII suDdue pain and lnaan,rs
rom the seversst burns or scalds, In lrom On.
twenty minutes. and will heal the wound, ytSc
scar; it efectuslly cures Fever Sores Paa st
Rheur, Infismmatory Rheumatism, Cua, Wousd,
bruises, Scsid Head, Corns and Bunions Ert,s,,
Sprains, sweliings, Felons, ChiiblsinI, Bis,ef n
scots. sweiled and Broken Breast, Sore Nara
Eruptions, and all othsr inHammstory and ,ua,sy,
diseases, whore ths parts affected can be rssch,l
This article 10 now put up in blue wrspp.n va
new steel plate label, and signed by n Ddsy n
ker, and @. Y. ClickDer Il Co, Propristor to ,,rl
against the numerous eounterfeita In nesry We,
store.
BENNETT 4 BEERS, Druggists, ar. tb, o.,
authorized agents for the sale Of the seuuia, a,
styie and they furnish the trade ct propristor, .
es, Retail price oniv 25c abox NH 26atv.,
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.n; r,r;,;sns i, s.ili lying on the banks OF the
,tYsSs. w.itios for navigation On Red River sio
t.o hundred Thousand ba'ss are dssslnea 10 SO sc'
-; host nsy,ns for these Articles 60 cov.r isud Cur
go A. ne rate of one bale Of cotton for two par.
rsis Of aour This 10 particularly she esse aoo'e
Shreveport -
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nm J pLurIo1gn &c.

NISSOTUI iON.-The firm Of u Mo-
cnaMACN g CO. wss dissolved On the l2th
80 80 ~ - reeueat; By ike agreement W ~
nm vii pay al the debts ous In the name Of
me consel A.,n WIN. r. LADD.
10 tne o"n' n MCCORMACK.
Richmona, 4th Aasnss. 1855
I with pleasure recommend to my OLD
x,s..ra rnstom.rs. my late psrtuer, Mf. kADD
80 rsite sur he will serve them veil eud
sno ...,.tac,oriiy o. did the late concern Of 4 Ne
Cormsck 4 Co oA
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AHDICIHns
TO PREVENT VT

TO PREVENT YETI
sa,,s sILI0Us BEvyH ~
Su-9ss DR.: J. 8. AND pyvssy6
ssy.: so what Dr.. }. 8. a. '.,.a q
Tbs PREPARATION is mad. f,o..
nondurs. ssrsspsrilis re- The pa.r
.., 10. iosIedients vhish tend !. aad sosssSA
.aIon - s1J time. or AZ an, " rssulsss ,saH
Mom:eh. Liver and BowsI.y as. Il
sseIetions and bile. ihas ,iv,n o.srytss CT ,Ys
to.. ~ particularly u,.f.s sfssra. - -.
Vet. 70 put tbs body again in =. stisr Ill sse
"i,sn prevent levers. fused ~ 'sIees h.sss W.
nave never known a c,,s ~ ,sf sos,.. nj !
iousF Fever or Fever snd Ysilovs
wnen using this Sarss par,iIs r. 70 oscsr .ns
aad All sges should take II f.mpousd. s.a,
ana invis oratss the const;t,,,feiy. II Sea
ssno pm ysicsl powers. incr....no 7sss ,s.fass
sisesthe ssin natural, hssl,hssss the ae,s.' ~
ana II any latent disss,s ,soniI.i softn.s,.a u
system. 1t will very soon =. ,st hsppsa Z Vs.
The form Of pin p 90 or .,nn,;Wa On Ia /
appear. This SarsspariIIa ea1e aad then sst
peptic compound, half ara Spp.:aed si.s "a
sIassiat tasen three times IA, sne hs, y
oeheve this mixture will c,,. 0sIots ...h
case OF diseased Liver. a. h.x.say old y
cases, always successfully a'ed Iaa, s'a
Quart bottles 81; small bottle,
Sold By Purcell, Laad L Co % ROSE. N
A. Strecke,; Paterson d iSoak As,.ts
5esrs; Alex Duval; Dual & No,,eos; s.,,aS
Lacnrissons; A. Bodeker, and W Bal, !
Gil Druggists 10 Norfolk, Po,,. r. Lad, Re-
LynehourR, and other town,i, mouth, fsss,.
su l8-Staw,a 'Asinia
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DICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MA
~ THEMATICAL ACADEMY

RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MA
HI THEMATICAL ACADEMY
w. d. STUART, Principal,
w. TaURMOND, Assistant.
The Exercises of this Institution situated near the
corner of Clay and 9th streets. will be commenced
on Monday, the lst of October next Instruction
will be given. in addition to the Elements, In the
Ancient and Modern Languages, Mathematics, Nat.
Philosophy, Chemistry, History, &c.
TERMS,
payable semi annually in adpanceJ
For tuition IN Latin, Mathematics and slish. $50
French and Drawing, extra, EACH. 20
Greek extra. ..................... l0
REFERENCES:
Col. r. II. SMITH and the Officers Of the Va. Mill.
tary Institute.
Hon. ALEX. FL. II. STUART. Staunton, Va.
Hon. JOHN LETcHER. Lexington, Va.
Col Lorenzo THOMAS, u. 8. A.
Ger. VIM H kIcHARDsoN and P. Fl. AsLETT,
Richmond.
Professors GEssNER HARRISON and S. MAUPlx, Uni
vsrsity of Va.
Mr. Stuart is graduate of the We. Military Insti-
ute and for three years discharged with great salts
faction the duty of Assistant Professor of Msthe
matics In 1t do with great confidence say to the
patrons of his Academy that they will find in him
Jealous, competent and faithful teacher.
FRANCIS Fl SMITH.
Sc Sim Supt of Va. Military Institute.
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.v,om NASSAU N I've have sdv'css ron r Cs.
.,a n to the 2ssb rit At inasus sna nun IF
% an, sny thing like aremunsrstive crop OF eaNr
III latter pisee snH at crooked ,.isad the Psost
scu crops have entirely fsiiea ana tue ,.is shn,t
of nc ual Starvation
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TACKSON'S EXCELSIOR BiTTER;

RICHMOND, Aug. IT, If,
Mr.. 4. H. JACKSON Dssr Sir: Through thsiR.at.
mentality Of friend of mine, | was lnJ ucs by lin
TO try bottle OF your Bitters. Thinking Il L Dc.
me no good il would do me no harm, sceortlll
tried the same of q N ornirg, likewise my wits al
in the course of one week her appetite improved,
thank God, she found from that time relief ui I
must, in justice to myself and wife, very hiIhJr
commend the above Bitters % being the bsr =.
ever tried; snd feeling it my duty to thank ysa
friend for the advice to try them, would advise
those satferiog from the first stage Of Dyspepsia
try them. They will exclaim like us-"Bsttsr "a
not be found"
Yours, respectfully,
w. J. BiRTHoLostw
they may be found at L. J. sicotn, A 6oS.sai
8. h. Zachrisson's, Chas. Mii'psu1h's, Bennett
Beers, and Alex. 0uyaPs Drusgi,ts, Richmond y
All ordArs promptly attended to mH
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-, I.Ts GEN ARIsTA ~ mEMco;~oe ns T.
~. exPresden ut Of Mexico who ,sssiy o,e' ,na
Ill. - ss.3 S. He one OF the aoiess sno
EaWse,,sht Pablo men Of Mexico. he was esniss
y 20 tie untsd States In 1884 through tsafe 2.
r,Jns headed by h,mssf He rstusoea sno r re-
snnser gustamer.e and defended Vera CInz
oM Se.s the Fret ch Ia 1853 ~hsrs he became pr
sea.r of war He commanded a msisnors s. aullne
The late war of Mexico With tie onLea cs1. n
vi ILL., Ssnts Anna came in power, Arista went 20
rams where be was sived WIKI de 70 s'ioI' m"
SSap.I nm TO the time OF bis sudden death.
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CT. JOSEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY,

- RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
Conducted By the Sisters of Charity.
This Institution resumed stu dies the 18th
of August. Boardefs for board, tuition, and use of
bed aud bedding, and for washing and mending, pay
$50, to be paid ssm-annuslly in advance.
There 10 also Q charge of $S for Dostor's fee
Day scholars, according to the branches, they pay
from "a to % per quarter in advance.
For Music on the Piano or Guitar, Painting e,
French and Embroidery, there is extra charge for
tuition and use of Instrument.
Letters addressed to Sister MARY FELIX NC
QUAD, st. Joseph's Academy, will meet prompt
attention. .e
1t is of great importance that pupils should enter
at the commencement of the session. soon af-
forwards az possible. re S-Sw
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1hAo. ID. LANGLEY, lin and SSri
~ Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, betwssr 1ii
and Cary, Richmond, Va
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
Steam Pipes for Churches, Public RuiIdirntl
Metallic Roofing, Gurterins and spouhna FH
up In any part Of the city or county
WE'LL. AND q kRDEN PUMSs FOR SALE
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,er,.c Nrws- ssddes pfam ZOO. rn ss' susur
,.ss.vs i sss ~ 2: 1ss, :ssssnsss *. suadsn
So By Mr. 49, E Chissso, Of her botbss Lsxis
s ss. e rnsry q shs sy On s,s E..sss
THE inteinesse. c.its feeble from her advanced
Brown ~ s.ms much Affected sod rsmarked sfoO.
i .s. ban vim ,oss e. noon
.ss 4; ne srnas Of her dsushtsr and aeS .,
easen. ,. Sssho.t struggle Rochester IN De"
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u.cc.c,-Tbe Cleveland Herald conIsn,

,n.ecAcl.-Tbe Cleveiand Herald eos. Ia
L..,sssmsnt of two hundred franks ooaes, AZ
90 sssssss. 70 Be- sod ;, the cevsna and nss
sro.S Company %. 18Th ct, e. sb.ss.s p.id
salss. y ten oIs Of the whole nauess
.sss q. address Of hs Hence 'nS
sspsrsneed BY the COMPANY 10 would take
q % me - have hss name and resdenss h.s "a
esss sas N Biz srunk v.lse or aAvenns 'As
% ..onI1 occur Of the kind