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l. subscriber respectfully announces 70 the public
that this well known watering place having, snse
the last season, received extensive improvements
and bean put Into Thorough repair, was opened for
the reception Of visitors ON the 10th inst. Every
effort viii be made to present even more than the
ordinary induesmeuts Of former yesrs; and In this
connection the subscriber II grs6sd TO state that
Mrs. TuhP1n, who saperinten the domestic ar
rangements ct the same place few years siass, snd
whose efisisnt attention and ladylfks department
gave universal satisfsetion. has besn rs-snssged
and, with corps Of servants In selecting whom
usual has been bestowsd, VIII oer her services
70 the hotel and cabin arrangements, 70 obvi-
ate every annoyance and promote in the highest de-
gree the comfort and pleasure Of the visitors. A
band Of skilful Musicians has been engaged and the
Ball Room, Bowling Alley, Billiard Fables and
other sources Of amusement will contribute to make
these Springs place OF heathful and agreeable re-
taxation.
fhe waters are sulphur and chsly beate, and third
combining the properties Of the other two which n
also used Ia the bsth house. They offer an assem-
blsEe Of mild TONES and gentle Alternatives, whose
beneficial effect has been signally shown In hume.
rous instances In which and debihtated frames
have been submitted to their influence; and their ef
cheney in the case Of ladies and children has been
more eonspicuouslly marked.
The Huguenot Springs are In fowhstsn county,
from which place they accessible BY the Rich
mond asd Danville Railroad which passes within Gx
miles; line Of Omnibuses sent from the Springs,
conveying visitors over that space. &c
FARE-41 IS per day; $40 per week; $50 per month.
Children over and under II years Of age, and
wants. half price. -
10 S0-u DAVID MOORE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Coop MEDIoiNEs.-lt is estimated that
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL AND CAFHtR.
TlC FILLS have done more to promote the public
health than any other one cause. There can he y n
question that the Cherry Pectoral hiss by its thou
sand on thousand cures of Colds, Coughs, Astbms
Group, Infu-nzl, 81 onchits, &c very much redpc,
Cd the roportion of deaths from consuu ptiye dis
cases In this country. The Pills as good as Pee
toIsi, and VIII cure more complaints.
EVERYBODY needs more or less purgpg. PURGE the
hl2od from Its impurites Purge the bowels liver
ana the whole visceral 81 stem from obstruction. -
Purge out the diseases which fsster on the BODY to
worK its decay. But for diseases we should die on,
81 Old sge Taxa entsdotos early and thrust il from
tEe eSHem bsfoze 1t 10 yet too strong to WELD
Ayers Pills do thrust out disease not only VI b;a !,
hweaf, but when 1t has taken a stI ong hold Eesd
The astounding statements of thoae who bsv. bssn
cured BY them from dresdful Scrofula Drcp,v m,
GERS, Shin Diseases, Rheumatism, Neuralgia 6v,nsn
ss. Internal Pains. Bilious Complaints H artbp
Headache, Cont, aud many less dangerous but s.iii
threateniog ailments, such as Pinples on the Face
Worms, Ne rvous IrrtabilitY, Loss OF Appstts Irr,
quantities Dizzinessin the Head, Colds Feyere Dvs
entery, and indeed every variety Of complaints IN,
Ubieh purgstive remedy Is required ava
Those are no random statements but ara aptbs,,;
Gated by your own neighbors and your own nb1,i
0 aus. P"J"'
hem. De ""n' Mt
Price Is cents per box boxes for 81
Prepared BY DR.. C. AVER, Lowell
poid BY al respectable Druggists ev, Mass, and
'ois ~ PURCELL, LADD 4 CO ,rywhsre; and
leisii, Richmond, Va. SO wholesale and
nm S0-soda I'm
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WuyREAnoUrs or orERA SIsoEas;mIhe
49, paviev and Gazette says:-Signor

Wurar1poUTs or orERA SrsGEas;-Ihe
Musical Review and Gazette says Sig =
our ns Sd s1 y msdr UI ssnor
IL Is At Paris, where his wife 1.-THE Anne
ricsn prima donna, formerly Miss Virgins
Whifing,) will soon join him. Signor bst.ini
has an engagement to sing at Vienna three
mos fort ~elvs thouss and forms. aboutsoooo
L Europe Artistic announces the arrivai OF
N sripi. the late basso ofthe Lagrange troupe
At Paris. 1t adds: This artist is one OF inc
best of Italy, and we are surprised ' .s a BIS
name does not as yet figure among me en-,
gagements of Messrs. Calz.do ana S ., cs,.
Csfharine Hayes, after great success .. Ia'
cnsss has returned to Aus.ralis, where her
U Uouuiar hy and profit continue unabsted -
S;gnor BsdisIi the wen known baritone. who
has made so long stay in America, returns
tn Europe next week Including the inhe-
ritance from his brother, lately deceased,
Signor Bsdiai carries fortune with him on
his return.
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CALL APPROPRIATIONS 1861

Il thu s,rvs! of various steamers and packet ships
from Liverpool, Havre, aad Bremen at New YORK,
aud the ship " Monmouth at City Point we are re-
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN GOODS.
for fall trade, consisting in part of BLANKETS.
comprising full assortment OF
ct to lat Whiting and Mackanw Bed Blankets
Fwieo, pufed, and Mackinaw Negro do
w hite aud Colored Saddle and Horse. do
White add Colored Mackinaw and Crib do
Alpaca. Mohair and Silk Warp Lustres-all grades
Black and Fancy figured and shot Lustres
Mourning Satns
Black and Colored Csshmeres
French and English merinos
All wool French de LANES, all colors and quality
Lustring and Gro de Rhine Silks
Black and White, and Black and Grew Prints
Hoyles and other styles II Purple Prints
Plain. Dyed De LANES
Twilled Persian Cloths
Heavy Manchester Ginghams
Paper Cambdcs. all coiors
Patent Silk finished Velvets
White Csmbrcs and Jaconets
Checked and Striped Cambrcs
Satin, Striped ana Checked s Giss Muslins
and II Bro wn Linens
Brown Hollands
Fersuson's and other styles English silesia
Fancy Vestings in great variety
Bic ached English Long Cloths
Linen Cambria Handkerchief
Hoisery-a very large ard complete assortment
Mems and Women's NJ erino and Silk Shirts
Linen aud Cotton Floss, French Working Cotton
White and Colored Crotcbet Cotton
Worsted Shirt Bratds, and Omar Pacha Trimmings
Stay Tspes, Cbintz Bed Laces
Silk and Cotton Boot and Corsett Laces
y lastic Belts and Caters
Kirby's me Plus Ultra" Pins
Pearl Shirt and Vest Buttons
Paragon and Metal Brace and Front Buttons. for
Merchant Tsors
Black Scarf Twist-Extra Quality
Swan B II b looks and Eyes
Spool Cottons, Patent Threads, &c. Gc., &c,
all of which we offer to the trade, at very low
prices. KENT, PAINE & CO.
auT
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NATIONAL HOTEL, NoRrMg. 7

~ b. WALTERS, Proprietor HIria
chased the above well known eatstlishnssL
spectfully info m my friends and the tIsv.ial 4
lie that the house has been th0rous bly, renoTglia
newly furnished thro "a bout, and is nov opsE a !
reception Of permanent and tTsn,ieut Bosril
return my sincere thanks to my fiierdiui
public generally for the liberal patr0ns1s .raz
to me fer the last twentY-thres years ana rs'
fully solicit a continuance Of the SANE asa
them that nothing will be left undons to m,nas
at HOME while sojourBing at the National
N. B A four. horse STAGE COACH lssVas
National Hotel every Tuesday, Thursday sat y
day, for z. City. N. C. aU 9-lm BBs
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Sole f,orri..ors, ~ %,
NEWS FROM 1up,,

Mes1s Dore 4 Co-La,s .,ossfr, Islyb -
horse injured in one Of hi, las ! bad. ~.
1t 10 swell the size of MAJ, ~ badly ~ 4
every remedy l could hear or ~" ~, % sh.s y
lievins him In the least. Durns ing Is Of vida
Ing ontinued, " hen your Mr. a,. tas h u. y
commended your Turf Oil. Israsasfas -
In very short time. before h.S ~. he'd,
OF one bottle. the swelling ,uhTs yea tie On.
not tell which leg had bsen ipiu,.s' a sat La
and doing all kinds Of farm wort aaalsss
.uls ANN ". AscBs
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SPECIAL EorIoE.-
A learned writer, Den.

E. .
dy, says: "Drydep. "A learned writer len.
poesy, ate raw f. n ensnra his brilliant visions OF
same pls5 an. and Mrs Radcliffe adopted the
sce dres -rsen tea and coffee. If we do sleep, in
rest -ains. Baptis,a Ports, for procuring quiet
af' -ad pleasing dreams swallowed horse tongue
sr supper. Indigestion, and that condition which
- termed weak or irritable stomach, constitute
most fruitful source of visions. The immediate or
direct Influence rep eton in totally altering the
sensations and disposition in waking moments Is a
pIoofof its power to dersnee the circulation of the
brain and the mental faculties in seer People who
are troubled with Indigestion, may surely set relief
from Hoo fspd's German Bitters" sold exclusively
In this country By DR. C. M Jackson, 100 Arch st.,
PHILADELPHIA and BY his agents.
Agents for this eity-M.,.srs. PuRcELL, LApU
Co, and BENEFIT BEEks. Drussis,s
suT- DIV
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WILDER'S PATENT SALAMAN-
w DER FIRE PROOF SAFES. WITH THE
BEST POI WIDER AND BURGLAR PROOF
LOCKS The subscribers have been appointed by
messrs B. q. Wilder l. Co agents in this CITY for
the sale of the above world renowned Safes fhev
will soon be in receipt of full stock of all the al s.
ferent Sizes which they will offer for sale at manu-
facturers prices In the anttme they will be giad
to have orders for any of the sizes or descriptions
ranging as they do, through twenty-one numbers at
every price, from $50 to 1925
WILLIAMS l. BROTHER,
Conner of Cary and Pearl streets,
eu ~ Richmond, Va.
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New EsrABLIsHMEsT.-JoH JoHssos
lately Of the American Shaving Saloon, has take d
ihs house next door to DR.. Powell on 10th street
between Main and Cary, and fitted up with superior
accommodations for his business. where eli who de-
toisIe, ever ready to please his customers
ais superior style Of Hair CUTTING Il proverbiai
an9 ne 70 sure he can please the most fastfdious BE
soassiye and tonic, which, with other populsr IRE
Hsiarans ana dye., tosether with the delie btfu
sssmpoen bath, win make his chop. he hopes. tbs
resort OF eli W tho desre to be waited upop in Ms
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TRUE TURF OIL

.r.- I. OIL.-FoY ala ~
s fpo"a. equal to an ounce 81 =, .,,s T.
Bruises and Sprsins. Uls.
Burma, Sore Legs and CbirslsIsna ysIlos, l.
Crsmp and Tettsr stins, nsIa vresA 9.
the Nails, In1amed Bressts ai ssest Won.N
beek, Bwelled Legs and stisn.ssoasin fsrs
10 colds. NO aarnass frpr
Applied to burns at once, itls,,. ~
Prise DO and Is cents ho,,I. aVssao ,ss
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COUNTRY MERCHANT

ARDS COUGH SYRUP. Tho peishus NJ
can speak Of Its virtues. Trv ~. hsass
Remedy: Doubt not, but try II lf's I'm
mond without taking the srest.,, Leave bot L
ton. &c. gus VoIti Ccar,.
Virsinis's sens, our Unions p,is.
Coughs, Colds, Consumptiou .,,,.
BY Leonsrd's Cough S. rap, il .s,s:
p,;. By s saoas.nSsin thi. land Of You, s's
Leonsrd,s Dollar Cordial. sas e'II i,
To be had Of L. B THoMA, s,,,s
Hill. and Of ell Druggists and ss.f.hs a la,
Richmond and State OF Vl,sini. u t,rst
Messrs. PURCELL, LADD L Co. a. VISA
THOMAS LEONARD, corner Of 9Th ana as. zee
Richmond Va @Aa aiee "a.
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lIIRGINIA WORM KHTTF5

v children are weak and puny ana =, II
from the effects of worms, bg III n r'. u' hssi
COTS VIRGINIA WORM KIIIFs1 Ne
pared especially for children, beins .tH,. Nip
able to the tasts and certain Worm O.",,'naea y
1t, motherS ''''solst
an a 81 0niS ~ al fICc
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Our WEsTERN WATERs.-There are, ON the RI
veTs OF the West 523 steamers, besides 600 freight
tow and ferry boats The engineers of these ste
have an organized association, nun sripg 1898 mem
eers. whereof lie hail from Pttsburg, Pa, and 69
boats belong to the same CITY,
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HERTAIN CURE FOR 03nETs

~ "EIcHMCND, Nov. q, lG52.-I hat. ".
all the sough remedies Of tie day sIJ wa Z
tation IN saying that belio,s Ma 's' IN
COUGH ELIXIR to be tbs Llost yaE,,,. W
tion Of the kind now In ase, and a. ls., III
.lnosf Indispensable. \ NIsssNnd
Mas. DAVIS COUGH REAEGg We aS w..
the virtue: OF this medicine from the b,ot ~
witnessed its operation In a bad eourb = ~
afforded speedy and decided rsllsf-Rish ~
For sale by hars. A. B. DAVIS. Beuustt 1.
Alex. Deval, Paterson l. Jackson, Ch.s NM
q. }. Pisot, A. Bodeker and Chsrls, D, Val, vs.
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EDUCATION.

m p CRUMP' ENGLISH AND
CLASSICAL SCHOOL On a ~ : me sc Seo
the .ay ,menee on MONDAY, the 10th Of septem-
ber, 1855. ,,
For session Of 10 months, payable quarterly .o
Primary English branches.
aI..r..d 40 40 ,,..................2 %
Classics and athematics ..................... 4o
an Sa-St*
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A. PHILOSOPHICAL HUsBAND-The wife of Dr. d
Of Mowesqua H., has eoped with his student leav
Ing her two children. private letter says tha phi
losophicsl doctor knew she intended to elope, but
didn't think it worth lille to introduce any
tives.
A case Of tobacco raised by 5. Berger, Pittsylvs.
nis, sold In Lynchburg, Wednesday, at 500 per
cWt
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CRENCH BOARDING SCHOOL FOR

u YOIJN0 "A D NIT. PELLET takes
nIe.snre in auuouuc ng to her friends and the pub
lie, that q FRENCH BOARDING SCHOOL will
be opened at her house Broad streeto the lat OF
dame Delavigne and daughter, of Paris Every al.
ran semeut has been made render this school one
Of the first in the country in all the departments of
a fini,hed education. The French will be tho Ian
euaee of the family exclusively, aud the pupils
are prepared that of the School also. M Delavigne
10 an &C plshed gentleman, and relative Of
the distin guished author Casimer Dslsvigne. He
brines the hi chest recommend atoms for character
and qualifications
Mrs. Pellet will have charge of the English de.
partment of the School, assisted by eminent and
psrienced teachers.
Further particulars of the School, will be given in
q future Advertisement au S0-6t
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rowERs 4 DUKES DAGuERREoryprs.
- ,, nss created such . sensation with the public
We an hs 70 Dc :. had q lss, Main street.
vhisb ne inx,ss late improvements 10 the a,t, to
Bostoa Quick for sale BY 'a'
81" POWERS DUKE.
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THAS. II. LANGLEY, Tin and Sheet
~ Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between Main
and Gary, Richmond Va.
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES
Steam Pipes for Churches, Public Buildings &c,
Metallic Roofing, Gutt ering and Spouting, put
up in eny part of the city country.
WE'LL AND q RDEN p MP9 FOR SALE
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WILLIAM 4 COLES, " Y,
w saIPPIN6 AND CONE ssrria y
CHANTS, California ASD al susss
FaAscIsco, CAL.-Offi NO; o. C0Lsess
York. WsNsY cAttss
4 ii VILLAS ~. -
Mr.. coLEaAs is in New YoIs, 49,. .sa .sit,'.s.
pers every Information IS 70 ms s.isen forss,S
~ EXCHANGE on San z. cOLEs.,
81 We
Ia 3--ts pr,;
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CUPERIOR PASTURE.-I have D

"a VI ENlON TAD UhE.-I UdN ~
~ acres of veyv superior PASTURE, two a:tis
miles from the city, enclosed with good psatl1
well shaded, wetered, nc. Every ptecsa.l'i .
taken to prevent accidents or escapes ans v
In constant sttendsncs-but ! will not DO rH's
BILE for either. Tbs whole Pasture 10 10 fr
and surrounds ths ho use.
Persons wishing Horses pastured By the E'a
month, on reasonable terms, may do so By ssFi
to me, on my Farm on the Railroad, tpro.naii
Geo l.. Earnest, Council Chamber Hill. efG
Macmurdo, at E., T l. R R Depot, R.sha%
CHARLES R ALLB
su Elm Pficn'i HeEhds
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DOWHATAN HOUSE,
NkIN

l. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
This house having changed proprietors with a de.
cide6 Improvement. is now confidently recommended
to the travelling public. Visitors returning from the
Spring will find there ample and comfortable
modations It's location is proverbally plsssant-apd
position airy; which, with the liberal hand of its
proprietor must render it tn favorte house OF the
place, especially to the lovers of quiet rest. The
rooms neatly furnished, airy and comfortable
The table il we'll supplied With whatever the
ket afords-the servants polite and commo3atine.
Nothing is wanting to make it one of the most de-
sirable hotels in the city. au 81
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EDUCATIoN.

M RS. MORSE will resume the exercises
M 81 h.y aehool on Monday. the 18th Of Deptsm.
ber next st her residences On xcu.nes; estw s,
70 % and Grace streets. InsdrueIions VII DC sNen
n the Easlish Branches and Ausie
REFERENCES:
Raw. Mr.. OiIderslssvs, Col H Parker. 4. w.
Flurr o.. and Z. J. Evans Esq. e 49,
DTCHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Ii on CLAY. TENTH AND MARSHALL sTs !.
RICHMOND, vA.-The next sessoD will commence
the first Monday In October and close the last Thurs-
day in June. Pupils may BE- admitted 1t any time,
but Il highly desirable for them to be present the
The cost Of srounds buildings and outfit has been
about seventy thousand dollars, and no additional
RESPONSIBLE desire Ths course Of instruction Is s1-
tensive and liberal. Able aud experienced teachers
have been secured sad the most approved scientific
apparatus, school desks, 4 c., have been provided
Rev. B. MANLY, ia -President
Mr. R; 7. LATHAM. Math. and Ply dcsl Sciences.
Rev a. II. TUCKER. Ancient and Eng Literature
Mn. EMS HoLcoMsE, English Branches
Miss ELIZABETH v. NELSON. Enelish Branches
Miss NINA CHoLLET French and German.
N. JOS MICHARD. Spanish and Italian.
Mi" JANE 8. sTANARD, Preparatory Depart
MD. GEokeIANA MONROE. Preparatory De.
Miss MARY c. LAfHRoP, Preparatory Depart
NJ. JOHN pgNpERpAIE Piano and oss.n,
Mrs SARAH 1ULLY, Harp.
Mr.. EUGENE CREHEN do
Mr. and Mrs r. SUBLETT, Stewards Department.
TERMS PEE SESSION.
Tuition in Preparatory Department. 50
Colfesiate 3" ............. 50
Anaient and Modern Lam qua Sss each, ,... 20
Music Piano Forte, Guitar, Organ. to 80
DRAWING Painting. 10 to 40
n Pamphlets containing further information may
be obtained Of the President.
au6-dSm. REV. B. MANLY, in.
FRENCH LANGUAGE-M. Il. QUOT
Il having some time to spsre from the duties Of
of his office, of Chancellor OF the French Copsulate
10 anxious to occupy it in giving Instruction In the
above language. He has commenced the formation
of Glasses for the Afternoon and Might to auit the
convenience of those engaged in professional and
mercantile life, and who are mainly occupied during
the morning hours.
A few hours Of the forenoon would be devoted to
classes Ia schools. If arrangements could be made to
that effect
Terms no oderste and made known ca application
at the Powhstan House.
NJ B. Private lessons given II desired.
au 23-d1mx
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AN AWKWARD Fix At one of the fashionable
bop. this season, at the Ocean House, Newport, II.
H. the gas went out in the midst of the festivitef
leaving the party wholly in the dark. Some of til
most snectionate OF the dancers manifested grail
Tying resignation to the accident
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NOTICE I'm consequence of the death
10 desirous of settling up the sars the firm Of g.
Ronnsyits Co. ~ possible, and requests
tie their sesounts and those having claims will pre-
DAVID N. JONES,
gu 90-u surviving partn OF Of .. 3. Co.
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r UDLAM & PLEAslA1nni.s,,. s, - I
IL way, New Ysaa,,, IS onsrsCHAkTTss, ~
S ASs.s. e@ on eeas,ssssG% s'Issj .saosa"
Msssrs. LUDLAM ! wATso'
N e-ems we
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LADIES' LIST.

$3.50, NJ, Martha Armstropa Miss Charlie
sSssn Mrs Msrths Alexander Miss Elizabeth
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MEDIclNrs
IA.L.L.dEIY EYE MAGICAL : ,

- TRACTOR will ,nnsaL PlTs
nom the sevsrsss burps 90 Pain a. !
.wen.y minutes. and win ssnda "a
81; y eneetuslly cures f. .a ths ss,sss
2ne.om, 1nnsmnatory Rb.n,.si sorss -.
sies' seald Head, Corns sas I'm sra, ca. = !
s spasans s.silinss. FsIon. CblnsIa ~
i Er.s,,a swsi,sd and BreIss ssl ,s..s ia
d; sssss. .s sna ell other ina.nns: h,s
1his srsisIs /, IN, me, part. affected .! n
new steel plsts label. ~ n elas "
ker, and o. y. Clieknsy q ~ s1sa By a Pa !.
store. ~nserfsits n -
BEHNEfT h BEERS. n
sotnor1sed agents for the ,sls n, -
nyls, ana they furnish the ina. he tens !
&c. hetsi prise only 2se- a ho, prs,r.
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ID 81. L. TIGHE'S CLASSICAL AND
H. COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. ON FRANK.
LIN, ABOVE 7TH STREET. RICHMOND, VA
This School will reopen on MONDAY, the 18th of
September next, for the ten following month"; on
the same plan and terms ~ years previous.
Cour ting Room.
The entering of some of the Pupils upon the du-
ties OF commercial life. causes few vacancies -
Class for beginners in English and Latin viii be
formed There will also be received int the Glasses
aiready formed one or more Pupils.
Haaidsuca oYer the School. an 26-lm
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IRON, STEEL, TIN PLATES ~ ~
LIE II. SKINNER L CO, No 81, Carr y i''
hand full assortment OF
Swedish fiat and square bsri
English and American rolled laOk
Refined En- glsh
American Hammered
Plough Iron to IL inches vida
Oval and half round Iron
Flat. round and squ.re bars, sl sf"
Band, hoop and horse shoe lron L.,
American. English and Rusns shs''i'~
Norway Nail Rods
Tin Plates, assorted sizes
Bar and Pig Tin
Sheet Zinc
spelteI
Bar and Pig Lead
Wire, &c.
ALSO,
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TACKSON'S EXCELSIOR BTTTT

ANhCON . ACELSlUR BIFTEA
RicnAosD, AUL Il, n
Mr.. X. Ii. JACKsoN-Desr Sir: Th,op,6 tbsS..
mentality of friend Of mine, was lnT 5,.s N ]
me NJ good it would 90 me- no harm L.
tiled the same of q morning, likewise nv VIZ |
in the course of one week her appetite irp,5y.i
thank God, sbs found from that tine r,I,i y
must, in justice to myself and wife. vary I'M,
commend the above Bitters IS being tbs !, \
aver tried; and feeling it my duty to thai 4
friend for the advice to try them, VOID m,
those suffering from the first stage At D5p.,n
try them. They viii exelaim like u,-<S:ss
not be found"
Yours, respectfully,
W.. SARTR0lGst'
they may be found at Z. J PieopI, A sts,,
8. IL. Zechrisson's, Chss Millspsash'. s.i,e
Re-r', and Alex DuvsPs. Druggists, Rishnat
All orders promptly attended to MI
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.-Nosa -

IMPORTANT NOTICE. slss
Il ehsnc GO to get bargains By eslips"
Cheap Store. No. 205, Broad street q, 81 p
Fall and Winter Goods 20 e.so..isr FssS
cost, having q large stock OF ssssis ~.
English Merinoes, Black AiPse" Jess
Linseys; Kerseys; Tietipfs; h sn.S Stst, gO'eg
nets; Blankets shawls. and mshy bsss.
sble for the approsc hins sess9 mf. 20 msss ~ }
other sood : In bis Inc Of busiHss'' sh' =
of bsfE sins will be ohsred nsutf 90 sEs.1 :
an 81 r. GULps~-S II,
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~ subscribers have established In this city .
WHOLEsALE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, and
now in receipt of their stock to which they
spectfully invite the attention of the merchants OF
Virginia. Moth Carolina and Tennessee.
Our Goods were mostly manufactured by our
selves and 10 order, under many aavaotages) aud
We feel assured that we and piil. offer many
inducements to BUYERS any house in this country
WORD, WEISIGER & CO.
No LOG Main g.. (up stairs Richmond. Va.