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Aoss Aeamg-Saits against tie Camden and a,aboy
Ra'troad-Pot1icat Excitement, DC DC
soAhE sPoSDESCE OF THE DISPATCH

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 6. .
An American Mass Meeting was held last nigh,
~ inaepehuehce square There were three stands
mense. The proceedings of the evening closnd
with display of fire works, and the ascension If
two miniature balloons Va
nnas for damages have been commenced bv
,no ioio"ihg named persons sufferers by the B,,r
lington tragedy, against the Camden and All.
Ksiiroad Company, in the Supreme Court of tbis
State Mrs Lincoln Phelps, principal of the Pa.
iapsco Institute, at Ellieotts Mills Nd, brings suit
~ her OWN uaine, and as the mother of Jane r,
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1he Death Of Mrs. 7aney and Daughta-Hs Cause
Heath of Old Point
cokREsPoNDE OF the DISPATCH

OLD POINT COMFORT Oct 4.
four correspondent is entirely msinformed as %
tho cause of the illness of Mrs Tanev Who 90
aieH al tn,s place Her disease was not yellow f.
yer. 80 declares Dr. Jarvis, the Port Surgeon who
amended her from the first of her indisposition
nor III generally believed hereabouts that Miss
Ahce fancy died of the prevailing fever-frst. he.
rause from the peculiar location of Old Point i, is
hafoiy possible that the fever could originate there.
secondly, because there has been no other case
Dr buckler, the elder, of Baltimore the family
physician {" Judge fancy, also declares his belcf
from MS knowledge of the constitution and penoral
health of Miss fancy, that She did not die If thD
yellow fever o u inc
And while am writing on the subject will ON,
brace the occasion to say that there has not been in
CITY single case of the fever among the naive or
resident popnlation-a demonstration conclusive
il would seem, that the disease is not contagious e.,
many have come among us with the fever. have
been nursed among U.S. and died among u.s.
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FOR RENT OR LEAsE.-Tho.e

Ml:I two large STORES or WAREHOUSES No
lo' and 1862 opposite the Exchange Bank of Vir-
kia' and adjoining the large and elegant stores of
=. heIit, Paine Co. Each of these stores front
loo tet ON Main street with five floors running beck
ma me easements open a level with In rye
peed enart OF yard IN the rear, from which wide
the American Hotel. These are nmonsst W. Nv ing ..
eon9dons and substantial buildings in the ctv snd
wen arranged Tor business establishments al frat
b Tor TWO establishments. These stores are no.
oes painted inside and out. The large storernom
nI BASEMENT OF NO i67 can be had Immediately the
nnyy le 'd STORY Possession of tenement No no
occupied by Messrs. Jones Potts can be Ind o
me superior location of these stores be,ro :; a.,
OF me city istoo well known to reonir tr,har
Hnnh " Apply to JOSEPH JAMES Jr, at the srnr.. 81
je 6-3tHwts
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HaI,IEY,S MAGICAL PAIN kATKA'

~ TOR will subdur AIN aid lniHiI' .-,,,r .r
seyerest buTus or scalds, in from one 20 ,1,,
utcs and will heal the wounds "itGoI Tr~',. mfr
m aatG S Rhsumati.m, Cuts. Wopnd. gg|. So
Head, Corns and Buniors ErysFr.'s ~, Ia ~
ings, Felons Clilblans, Bites OF H're.'' "a -,
Brok Breast, Sore Nipples, E'np'-"n' e.,r g
Inflanmatory and Cutansous p.''L"'
part affected can be reached. ..,-s,, vi
new steel pinte LABELED aud signed 5y H. q, I1 ,'
Maker and G. J.. Ciicknry Co.. riofne-. .'., ,-e
against the numerous eounterieih I'd
store. - tHs re- -
BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists "r -. .--s,r -
thorized agents for the sale OF the me-, 8
and they furnish the tradr ut prop .-aAr4a
fntl lIir.. ArllN, u 4 hoy. ~
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nR. THE UNDERSIGNED having
oH-%s. LOOK OU TN w CAR.
ESS-lXsTS RIAGE uOIISE =Ihe srIhsc riher hax-

MAUI tSE.-Ihe subscriber hay-
ing greatly enlarged and otherwise i'm
proved has store at No. ST. Main street, Richmond
Va begs leave 10 inform his friends and the public ut
large that his stock consists in Carriages Barou-
ches Kockaways, top and no top Bugges Saddles and
naTnesa OF ell kinds usually made tor this market;
Spurs Of various qualities and prices; Carriage Gig
and Riding Whips; Canes, Umbrellas, and Busk-.kin
Gloyes for driving; Trunks, Naices, Carpet Bags La
dies Satchels, fine fur aud Blanket Robes Horse Co.
Ters and Blankets of various qualities and prces-Ina
KING altogether of the best. Houses in the State
Tor persons to equip themselves for horse back and
carnage riding, article used for either en-
braced IN stock. The public is most respectfully
invited to call and examine his stock and prices; he
does not say he sells lower than others for he don't
know what Others debut only asks of persons who
want of the above articles look ut his before
trying elsewhere He them that every in
ducement which can, will be offered to serve them
To Saders he would say that he has Il large and va
ned assortment of Carriage Mounting Patent and
other Leahers which he will sell them at low prices
JNO. w. DENNIS
No. 81 Main ST. doors above St. Charles
M 1-dS I'm
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DANCING SCHOOLS.


oS DANCING AND WAI4TZING AGA
IN DEM1.-GODDlN'S NEW HALL CORNER OF
~ 18th AND BANK STREETs.-Mr l.. WAR
e.TA ROCk would respectfully announce that his
scnool viii open on SATURDAY, October 18th ut II
O'Clock for Ladies. Same evening, at II o'clock for
Gentlemen.
There will be two sessions
deduction will be made where Scholar enter.
LoL lnt "Ilolf course Sc l2-2aw6yy
az ACADEMY OFF DANCIN(,-CHASA A,
eSk MCENO1 has the honor of announcing to the
EN citizens OF richmond that the 9Th annual session
uh ol MS school for instruction in the above accom-
plsnent IN all lis improved FORMS will open az CO.
rihthlan HAL, Mann street, on WEDNESDAY, No
ycmber 7th, 1855.
Inc session VIII be a long one, end new arrange
ments have been made for giving private Jrssons
ll--2nnI-I In
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CEKTAIS CTKE FOR col CHE

~ "RICHMoSD, Nov. z, be- have '!'' - =
all the Cough Rem, dies of the day, aud al' 5.G
tation in saying that | believe MRS A. b ~,
COUGH ELIAIK to be the most 'siuaG.1 ~ =.
ton of the kind now in use, and as la1!l
almost indispensable. L. " 'n,,, m.
MRS. DAVIS Couch REMEDY We can Spa
virtues of this medicine from tho BOOK, ha''s -
mt ssed irs operation in a bad cough, IN "ll''
ed sp, ely aud decided relef-hith' Rfpao g,.,
For sale by Mrs. a. Is. DAVIS Behug U.',,,,.
Alex Duysl, Paterson d Jackson I iss. No.
F. J. Picot A. BOdeker and Chhrles Il. i"''
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NIOKE PRECIOUS THAN ,'GS oDslf
Nl Leonard's Cough Hy'ir5, oi e.

cured last year in Richmond--ies'', ,pd nd g
supply. and take with yon the on.1p .ga,!i.t p
tain cure ever offered TO thosr ie's'-
Coughs, Colds, Consumption Ae' .,s iolx -
Pnce-25c per bottle bottles ois ''''
Leouard's Dollar Cordial. nd street. $50
TO be- had of l.. b, THoMAs, h5 pa. .,ss''
Hill, and of all Druggists and Pt' Nb,esir
Richn ond and State OF SlFFii ~, MN .,srf :
Messrs PURCELL, LADp 4 CO. - B;osA -,
THOMAS LEONARD, corner Of ON '''
Richmond Va -, Nbh
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AND G N;RVIN1; Ty0Ry


of PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL TURNING AND
CARVING IN Ivory, to any patte IN desired for
Breastpins Parasols, Cane Heads &c.
UMBRELLAS, PARAsOLS and CANES, repaired
at short notice Billiard Balls returned and coiored
Specimens may be seen al his shop, lth street
Appefson's.
iy li--ti:lIn CHAc ALL LIN
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CAUTION TO AGUE F Fl : Riqy,gSLT

Take no more Arsenic Mercury. Ouinne F.l-.
ges Strychmne' or Anti-Periodics Otsny tud. T.
well known lneiticlency of these nov,sus No..
proves them to be the offspring either Of .l.e MAJ
principles, or OF merceuarv guucks The oyv ,.1,
dy i'll existence that Is both sure aud hsnos, y
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CUKE
For sale in Richmond by }. b. WOOD, Gg,,7g,
& APPERSON, and Druggists generally.
iy In-deplcI21n
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RREsPoNpENCE OF THE DISPATCH.

Scarcity Of Deaths-Re9rets Of those who did not fly
Names Of The dead, &c.
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tNOh SAlE-.fO remain i'm T. near the q !
L ty avery valuable NEGRO BOY, n years ola i
Sold tor no iault Address Box PSI, RE hlnoud Ma.
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TACKSON's EXCELSIOR BITIERs

u MI HMUND, AUX " ~
Mr.. r. II. JACKsOs-Dear Sir: Through The is1
mentality of friend of mine, induced y aa
to try Bottle of your Bitters. Thinking ar-
me no good it would do me no harm, scCarJi
tried the same of a morning Likewise ny wiz"
III the course of one week, therapeutic lmp0'cd En-
thank God, she found from that time I,t+, 'g
must, in justice to myself and wife very hfs.j f.
commend the above Bitters us heius tie 81 =
ever tried; mud feeling it my duty 10 thari ~
fiend for the rdyice TO try them. would sa'"'
those suffering from the first stage OF Dy.PeEf' E'
them. They will exclan Ike Better da 3"
be found"
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~ MIR. JOSEPH c. DUESBERRY takes pleasure
L-p IN announcing to the citizens of Richmond that
IN he Will open his Academy for Dancing on the Is,
OF october Mr. Duesberry thanks the public for mast
encouragement lie Will use his best exertions ta so
hclt the same tins session. Mr.. Duesberry hes snc
ceeded III getting Hall opposite the Exchange Bank
winch he has htted up i'll a most elegant style En-
trance Main street. LII
lie wishes to state TO the citizens that he will intro
duce the most fashionable Dances Quadriiias snd
atzes and he atters himself that he has turned out
some as tine dancers other teacher in the Stat
poste the Exchange Bank, between the hours ot ~ a
and !, and and O'Clock. ~ $50
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DENTAL CARDS.
SCHOOL BOOKs.-PRICE a. CARD0.

SCHOOL BOOkS.-PRICE 4, CARDO-
- ~ respectfully asks the attention of parents and
teachers TO their assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS
suited TO the wants of Schools in all their
,nenis embracing the popular Classics of SCHMTrZ
q , LIMIT, ANDREWS& STODDARD. ARNOID
= ~ thoN, TYLER, BULLION, kc., and the LEIP.
EP FAakk9uELLFs. PINNEY's and CHooUETs
Mr,1 Fla > RHETORIC AND LOGIC
NEWMAN'S RHETORIC.
1ii..iiMAN's aud GRAY'S CHEMISTRY
IIaaamDNER'S NATURAL PHILOSOPHY
RY MANUAL of ANCIENT HisTO-
ranhan other popular Histories and Readers Geos.
sA'c'ios, &cY &C. oe 6-3t
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VRUE TIRF OIL.-Eor llld sore. !.

'hVE TVhF UIL.-FOf Nd NOrp, /.
Il every description, on Man sud Beast. On. .,
spoonful equal to an ounce of any preparation tg,,
Bruises and Spfains, Ulcers and Felions. Sr,-I, =,
Burns, Sore Legs and Chilblairs, Fresh Ga. Wo,.,
Cramp and letter, Stincs of Insects Wound, ,-.-
the Nails, Inilamed Breasts, GIauduler Tumor. /, /.
Back, Swellcd Legs and Stiffness Of Joint.
Warranted TO cure, and no damage from prrosp,,l
colds.
APPLIED to Burns at once, it leayesrorcn
Price 50 and . cents bottle.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.


,,.,< -, o,d Nr,r Yoyk-7He Young Hhigs
a4sss g y OF Yec York poiitics--Tr'al Of ~
S.,seg--Tze Temperance pary--Beanefs L'eei
- All f,r Norfolk
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mfr J. A. RHoDEs-Dear Si-. 1Ha l'Sl
cine you sent me was duly received n, = VI ms
April, have sold about one halfof II on5 ...s #
people who have used H. are satisfied tbot IA =
them. 1t has certainly stopped the Agps T' '';'
one who has used it, and sIx Of the cosss ii t'
standing. My sister who has had il for i've VI, ~
years back, and could never get il stopped W 81
Qulhihe, ana that only as lons,s She would tsk.
now thlllA1 eh'ireIy cured by your remedy.
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RArLRoADs, sTEAMBoATs, &c.

T~- r<uxun=xz1 GREAT NORTHERN
LA z5sszSlAND SOUTHERN ROUTE
NJ FOR TRAvEL.-TwICE DAI-
LIZ SUNDAY NIGHT ExCEPTED,) BETWEEN
RICHMOND, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
AND NEW YORK, VIA ACQUIA CREEK AND
| wAsHINGToN.-Over the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac River,
seventv-five miles and by splendid and comfortable,
thence to Washington, fifty-hve ruiles-iu
al 1870 miles in hours being comfortable and
perfectly safe rate OF speed.
Hours of departure. g A. M and ~ r NJ and bag.
gage under charge Of special agents checked throu
TO Washington, baltimore, Philadelphia and New
Yo.k.
FARE.
10 W eshlhStOh 500
- fhlihdelpf6,. BOO
The truck of the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River is undergoing lay aud hal
of it being already completed with edge rail of su-
peri0r quality, and than million of pas
sengers have been heretofore safely and
transported over this route, it is hoped and believed
that no will be induced by the misrepresentation
embraced in the advertisement the signature OF
IS H. ID. WhitcoInb, Supt." to select the longer
and more rirculous route referred to therein. The
r. +. 7. X. r. has been in operation for TWENTY-FIVE
and in all that time has either been
killed or crippled by accidents from snake heads or
otherwise which is without parallel in the history of
railroads IN this country.
S. RUTH
Superintendent of Transportation
Office Richni'd, Fred'g l. Pc r. r. Co,
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WHEAT.-The undersigned are i'm the
w market for Wheat in small lots delivered ut
Braeg's Mill, near the Armor
&C SITS A. C. LAYNE l. co.
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EVIDENCE OF sAFE ;TT1;ara'e, R.

bova ,n,do =, cba,,,;co wv Nv loEk, Jgge n ,,,
FEv naSg naI Acr fh Cuss examination h.
RIA aud have tested it for Ars,7,i. y. To MAJ.
nine and St-ychnine hut have not s,- ' fti,' "a.
either init, nor have found aay .l'. FiIi'er 6.
composition that would prove in Il Is
tuition. JAMES X. CHILTos. N u ~, ,r eon''.
EVIDENCE OF MERIT mems
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CoRREsPoNDENC OF THE DIsPATcH II.

Sailing of California -R6bbry-Fillibuste
riHg-BibLe Union.
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NOTICE.-My Friends and old

IA NOTICE.-My Friends and old
kh&M Customers, aud those in want of SAD
III MNAD LES BRIDES HARNESS, &c,
would do well to call and examine my
stock as am disposed to sell any article i'll my line
as cheap be bought elsewhere.
There many bills outstanding of the old
unpaid. would say to them to come forward and
settle, as am not disposed to- wait any longer
good SHOP HAND can find employment
Oc 2-6t JAMES w GOFF.
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abundant Harrests - Agricultural Fair Norfolk
Safvers-GcneraL Prosperity, &c
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EDUCATION.
DICHMoND FEMALE INsTIT TT s,.s ON

nIcUNOND FEMALE INSTITUTE ON
IL CLAY, TENTH AND MARS n ALL Ill, p p re- Els
RICHMOND, yA.--The ne session VIII commence
on the first Monday in October and cIose the last
Thursday in June. Pupils may be admitted at any
time 1t is highly desirable Tor he 10 De present
T rost of nronnds buildings and outfit has been
about seventy thousand dofara ana no aahitional
pains nor expense viii e spared 70
aud liberal. Able and experienced teachers nave
been secured aud the most approved sfen'c appafs
tus, school desks &c, have been pro'iaeu-
Rev. B. MANLY. JR-President
Mr. n. r, LATHAM Msth. and Physical Sciences.
Rev. Ii H. TUCKER, Ancient and Eng Literature.
Dr r. A LEWIS Botany, &c.
NJ i EMMA HoieOMBE, English Branches.
Miss ELiZABETH V. NELSON, English Branches.
Miss NINA CHOLLET, French and German.
NJ los NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Italian
Nj M;ss IaNES. STANARD, Preparatory Department.
Mrs. GEORGIANA MONROE, Preparatory Depart
Miss MARY C. LATHROP, Preparatory Department.
Mr. JOHN DUNDERDALE, Piano and Organ.
Miss EMILY DUNDERDALE, Piano and Guitar.
Mrs, EMILY GRUB, Drawing, Painting, &c.
Mr. EUGENE CREHEN do
Mr. and Mrs. +. SUBLETT, Stewards Department
TERMS PER SESSION.
Board aud Washing. 500
Tuition in Preparatory Department. 50
| Ancient and Modern Languages each. ...... 20
Music on Piano Forte, Guitar and Organ 40 to 80
Drawing Painting, &c ~ TO ~
-" Pamphlets containing further information may
be obtained of the President.
au6-d5m Rev. Z. MANLY Jr
N1K. LEFEBNKE'S SCHODl-(Succes-
WI soR TO Mrs MEAD)-Ths Institution will open
on the first day of October, and close the last day
of June.
TERMS,
FOR THE WHOLE SESSION
Boardir IN
W asillfg ~
English Branches. ...-..................'. AZ
Modern Languages, each. q
Latin.
| Lessons on Piano, Guitar, Organ Harp each... 81
| Drawing Observation-Disclosures. %
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.:
For the accommodation of parents who prefer send
ing their children to the school, this department
hrs been formed for pupils under years ofage, who
will be taught Reading Spelling, Writing Art hme-
tic and Geography exclusively. 1t will be altogether
separated from the of the school, and under the
care of experienced teacher. Charges $50. For
| further particulars apply to the Principal.
! HUBERT Z. LEFEBFRE,
IL 2j-dtlstN Corner Grace and Foushee SITS
I,IIY SPRINGS INSTITUTE, 9th ST.,
| ~ between Clay and Marsha.-The session OF
my School will commence Sept 18th, and close the
| first Friday in July
TERMS:
For English Scholars. Observation-Disclosures. f32
For Classical do. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50
so IC-d6m H. z, TAYLOR.
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1m TATTOO .-LARGE AE
STOCK OF GUNS, .fsS11vl
Ne PISTOLS AND X l. AsssA4a9GEak
FLES.-I opening Il large variety of SIN
GLE AND DOUBLE BARREL GUNS, of superior
finish.
ALsO-A splendid variety of Powder Flasks, of
DlXon's make; Shot Belts and Pouches, of the most
approved styles; fine Game Bags; Wad Cutters; Dog
Calls and Collars; Ely's waterproof Central Fire
Caps; Wash Rods, complete; Gun Wads, &C.
ALSO-Colts Repeating PISTOLS Aliens Re-
vovers and every description of Pistol now i'll use
Guns stocked and repaired with neatness and dis
patch JAMES WALSH,
Gun Importer, doors above St. Charles Hotel.
Sc l2-1m
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IL For tho Prevention and a,'t tn
RemitfeRt Fcrcrs. Ferrr and Io,. u hlsrH,r,
Dumb Ag"e, General Debility Nigs, % %.l aaa -,
in Malaria OF MiGsna eol2A9a A.
This IL NATURAL ASTIDoTr ,xb;.h
protect any resident or traveller even IN VIII soa
ease whatever, or sny injury trn,,, or hlog,
ing Malaria or NIiasnn, "' constantly ri,
1t will instantly check the Aqua :,
have suffered for any length Of 80, - persn. =
twenty years, thut they need g mo-. ,'.a Que Ia,
ther chill, by continuing it: Use as losTl . ''s
f fss snd strength ns Rhi snd at 13ss
| and radical cure is effected. ""''' pefz,.'g
One or two bottles VIII answer 70
some may require more. Directjon, o.e'ph1 ~,
man, French and Spanish acco1nns,,P i.Iira Il Ia,
Pnce-One Dollar. Liberal di.ror;'.,e ata .Or. A.
trade. JAMES I,''1 ni Male ta &.
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y; .i;-. 49,, -r ~ HII-ilLEA 4

N DISCOVERY IN MEDIC NJ, a,s
S sn. the aaiiea' I E"csl
~ Low Spirits, Las.itude Mes.n ,.ir, ~, :,
and Back, lndsposition aud ln'ei -. q W.
Labor. Dullness of Apprehensi9,i, ~, Tsss5t !,
Aversion OF Society, Love Of soli'" ,'l,ss,v -
Distrnst, Dizziness, Headache, N.Y.. I,h, I've, ~
yes. Pains in the Side, Affection :, N 50
on, the Encr SrNnnl and other IIIlIII Ne auel,
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ltT, PETEK,S SCHOOL, Corner of Grace
- and 9Th Streets. This School is conducted by Mr.
p ROBERT OATES, and is under the supervision of
Rt Rev. Bishop McCill and the Clergy of the Cathe-
dral. 49,
Its present session began the LIST of Sept and will
terminate July 3st. Pupils admitted at any time
of the session.
No pains win be spared TO make this School all that
can be desired in everything that pertains to moral
and intellectual education.
TERMS:
For tuition in Orthography Reading Writing
and Arithmetic. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. fl2 w
For tuition in Geography, English Grammar
and History, Including the preceding
branches, Observation-Disclosures. 20 90
For tuition in Bookkeeping, Geometry, Mem
suration Algebra, Plane and Spher. Tri-
Globes. ........................ % co
1T
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TlII SPRINGS INSTITUTE, 9TH 1t.
~ between Clay and Marshal-The next session o
my School will commence Sept l7th and close th'
first Friday in July.
TERMS:
For English scholars. fo<
For Classical do .,..,....,.,. so
so 1C-d6m H z, TAYLOR.
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The important TACT thai IT, ,sgsifsf =
may easily be removed Hltaa,.1, pnd thr - - 's
a ths anihor fully explained By ss . ord, Z,
one is enabled 10 cure hi"''t' IsI' tss sdri''a
nossibie cost avoiding thereby all 'N' =.
trums OF the day. I'D no.t-irer, 70 80
Sent to any address grams ai.S X tNe posisis ..e
TO DR.. b. DE DELANEY, No - A se9- ,ES,.
New York III W
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THE STOCKHOLDERS

n l~sa"~ y NOTICE.-The Steamboat
$780, AuGUSTA-Capt w. c. SMITH
,4s'<-s<s-s-- will resume her regular trips to
Hampton on "Wednesday, August the 22nd
The running III connection with the AUGUSTA
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings at
ST o'clock for Port Watha where passengers take the
Boat-returning the AUGUSTA will leave Hampton
on the alternate days, viz Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday mornings at 6 O'clock. The Anguish
will stop at all the landings the liver both going
and returning.
THOS. DODAMEAD Supt.
Office r. I, r: r. Co. ~,
Anpust % IGl1 hu u
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4 n form my friends that have made an engage
ment with Mr. SAM,L W. HARDWOOD. on Govern
or Street. where shall be happy 10 and
them, with the positive assurance, founded npon a
long practical experience in the Furniture busine
that shall be able give them satisfaction with the
large and varied assortment comprising Mr.. Har-
woods stock. loc 4-iwl GEORGE w. WILEY
NOTICE.--AI the effects of the late arm
Y of BROWN SHOOK having been assix TO
the subscriber for the benefit of their creditors all
persons indebted to the said required 10 make
payment speedily practicable and the creditors
notified that their claims be presented the
subscriber within the GO days in order TO entle
them 10 full participation Ia the benefits OF the ts,lst
fund h. r. WEIFORD JK
Office on Bank St, between 9Th aud 10Th sta
29--lnit
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400 ENAlIELLED ATEs AND
have for sale large supply of all kinds of Bells,
&C. of my make. au Sim y. ID. ID.
NO ALL HTNTSMEN AND MARKS

no ALL HUNTSMEN AND MAkkS-
l. MEN.-The undersi gned begs leave most respect
fully inform the public that he has established, at
No 200 Broad street, i'll this city in which he
manufactures RIFLES, Double Barrelled Guns Sin
gle Guns and PISTOLS of every kind and description.
The durability, elegance and solidity of workman
ship, he is willing to guarantee.
He also repairs weapons of all kinds upon short no.
tice, and solicits u kind patronage
23-laIY2luk C. T.. (fROHNWAID.
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Sold by Purcell, Ladd Co.: c. a. HOSE NJ
%. A streeker; Paterson 1 Ja -I,s Agg-,..
Beers Alex. Duval; Duval s. EoIta,'a' 9t; Bssa,S :
Zschrisson; A. Bodeker; aud Wp I,'I' B!ar
az the Druggists in Norfolk rori.,no%SsrdSa ss
au i3-2taw ts fs!ala "i
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Z3-IAWZln q. Z. UNOffN
M NJ. BOVVDEN, PRACTICAL HOU Sc
w AND SHIP PLUMBER, is prepared TO
put up Hot and Cold Show Baths Lift and Force
Pumps Water Closets and all kinds of Plumbing
Work, reasonable terms. All he asks is trial.
IT. Orders from the country promptly attended to.
My shop is at No. 220 Main street. between 9th and
9th streets. oc 2-5t*