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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-17
REV. ARTHUR w1eFALL ON DUELLING.

REV, ARTHUR WIGFALL ON DUELLING.
We have Just arisen from the perusal of an elo=
ouent sermon against Duelling, delivered by Rev.
ARTHUR WIePALL in The Holy Trinity Church at
Grahamville, SOFA. 1t is striking production,
and should be disseminated among Christians every
where. He takes high ground and forcibly main
tains his leading position, that the Church must
arise in her strength and crush out this crying evil
An association has been formed in Grahamville
for the suppression of duelling We suhjoin the
main Articles of their Constitution
ARTICLE W." It shall be the duty of the Presi-
dent, or in case Of his absence. of the Vice Prcsl
dent, or in his absensc of the Secretary. or should
all three he absent of any individual member to
whom information may come, OF the Intention OF
any citizen. or citizens of this Parish, or OF any
other Parish District or State, coming within its
limits, for the purpose of engaging in duel, or
anv hostile encounter likely to endangcr life i'm
mcdiatey to call together the members of this AS
Sociation, nearest at hand. to consult upon the
proper measures to he taken to preserve the peace
And in case the officer or member to whom such
information may come shall be able to procure no
aid or assistance from other membeS, by reason OF
their absence, or other cause it shall be his duty
promptly to apply to the constituted legal authori
ty for the arrest of the suspected parties"
ARTICLE v-"It shall be the duty OF this Asso-
citation, whenever It shall be possible. to cause
parties leaving this Parish to engage IN anel'
to he arrested wherever they may I've found"
ARTICLE vi" 1t shall he the duty of this AS
socaton to cause legal proceedings to be instt'!,
ted against any citizen of this Parish who shall
kill another in duel, as a murdcrer-and also
against the seconSs as accessories thereto:
ARTICLE x" Each person subscribing his
name to this Constitution shall be considered as
having most solemnly pledged himself, not under
any circumstances to engage in duel himself,
nor to aid, nor abet, any other in doing so; ana
under all circumstances to the extent of his ability,
to sustain and act under this Constitution accor-
ding to the true intent and meaning thereof"
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Gagefelb 9abertiiser

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING.
4. SIMKINS, D. R. DURIS0E & ELIJAH KEESt
pRopRfFToRs.
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J. w. BIG G 8 ,
Ssccno Gran0 Soiree

KX7ILL take place on Tuesday evening the 2ad
w inst, ut Masonic & Odd Fellows Hall.
Doors open ut O'clock Dancing 10 commence
at I o'cluek.
Dec II 1856 1t 46
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EDUCATION.

nnfxS TAZEWELL,S SCHOOL, Grace
Ivl sTREET, sETwgga 7TH AKD aTH.--Ths sixth
session of this School will commence the rst day
cf October and close the first day Of july.
Miss TAZEWELL will DO assisted By Rentieman
who.s sttsinmen and experience render BIN con
siderable soquistion to the School Any other desir
ed information viii be communicated through circu-
lars which can be obtained on application.
Terms, payable semi-annually in advsncs:
Rof ooeEu+ 0xu0 70
Higher English Branches. ................., 20 90
Primary do do .......,..... 80 90
Ancient and Modern Languages eaeh....... 20 90
auZ-1ms
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HATS, CAPS. sHoHs, 10

m FALL STOCK OF. HATS, CAPS,
LADIES AND CHILDRENS FANCY FURS
80 FOR lS56..--We are now opening at the new
and extensive Hat, Cap and Fancy Fur Depot, new
and complete assortment of Hats, Caps, Ladies and
chdrrn's Fancy Furs comprising the latest and most
fashion able styles suitable for the fall and winter,
which will be sold at Wholesale and retail on the
most favorable terms.
others 10 respectfully called to the above new AID
splendid stock, which for style and quality cannot
be- excelled
tGeorge w Duesbery, long known to the trade, 10
now engaged with US, and will be pleased to sec his
old customers.
No rs Main street.
NJ B. Hats of the finest quality made to order at
= h. 81 ntfr
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upUCATToN.

WILLIAM AND MARY COLLkisE...
w The next session Of this Institution will begin
GA the Sd "Wednesday. the 18th Of October.
FACULTY.
Benjamin 8. Eweii, President and Profssscr Of
Mathematics and Natural Science.
Morgan J. smesd, Ph. D.. Professor Of Languages.
Rev Slas Totten, d. D., Professor Of Moral and In
tellectusl Philosophy, Bellies Lettres and Logic
Henry A. Warrington, Professor Of History ana
Constitutional Law.
Lucian Minor, Professor Of International and Mo
nicipsl Law.
Tkouas T. L. snsad, Adjunct Professor of hathe-
mates.
The students at liberty 70 join any classes TOT
which they are prepared They are permitted 70
hive ia the College Building now undersoins sa.ei
sve repairs or TO board in the families OF sncn ei.l
gems Of the ancient and hospitable city OF Wlirams
burg. a. may BE- willing to receive them
IL 10 the constant object of the Faculty 20 MAKE tnc
Students diiigens in their studies and to hinder tne
from forming bad habits
During the session there 10 no town IN tho Sls'e
more healthy than Villa msburs.
The necessary expenses for the Session 90 NOT ex'
coed $4,000
For further Information apply to the Secretary Of
the Faculty at Williamsburg, Va
f4-2aw5W
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NJ FALL STOCK,--
~ EAATHENWARE,
CHINA AND
GLASSWARE

eau the attention of the merchants Of Vrsnia North
and Tennessee, to his large stock OF Esrthen
Ie, onina and Glassware, together with beautiful
&c lsund 70 De very complete embracing every article
usuay Kept In his line Of business and assurss msr-
cnanh contemplating going North that 1t would be TO
tneif advantage to call and examine his stock Of
ooods, - he 10 determined to sell on - modsrstc
.erms a. me same description Of goods can bs pur.
s ssSu 81 tn n, os 3 tee Northern MARKETS
hIss quanttiss always on hand ct factory prices
hsving cxperieneed Packers together with the
In calling the attention Of the city and eountr trsS
70 his stock Of Goods with tbs assurancs that dc
VIII ee carefully selected and wsli paetsd
oMIt No 10 Pearl 9treek
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WESLEYAN r K NJ ALE INSTITUTE
w STANTON, ~,
Rev. JOHN WILSON, A. M. principal.

This Institution, which has been in successful ope-
ration for six years will commence its next session
on WEDNESDAY,, the Sd OF September, with in
creased advantages for the comfort and Improvement
of its pupis
The of instruction is systematic and compre.
hensive, embracing all the branches Of thorough
English education, together with the ancient and
modern Languages, Music, Drawing, Painting, &c
The Institute 10 incorporated with Collegiate pow
ers and when the full course Of study il completed
grants diplomas.
All the departments are under the direction of
teachers of experience and skill ia their profession
and the boarders who reside in the Institute will be
under the care of the Principal and his lady, all
times, and will receive all necessary aid and atten
ton. Parents are assured that, while shall pre-
development of the mind and the formation of true
womsny character, our pupils shall also receive spe.
cial instruction In regard to their personal deport-
nent and the proprietes of social life. and have
best efforts to enable them to spend their time ut
school pleasant a. we'll IS probably.
TERMS:
(Per Session of Ten Montks
Board lights, fuel and washing $40
Tuition In all English branches. 40
Music on Piano. with use of instrument. SO
Modern Languages, each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Ancient Languages. NO extra charge.
Payable-ons,hslf at the beginning Of the session,
the other LIST of February.
q FOR Circulars, further inform tiou addrsss
EDuCATlON.-- Mrs. nj. q. RICE wiIi
- open School, the LIST Of September. I'd street,
Setweeu Clay and Leigh Having taught in this city
with her husband, Rev. w. B. Rice and for the last
years In Lynehburg with great satisfaction to her
sne hopes to merit and receive the
Her mode OF instruction IL thorough adapted to the
ages and capacities of her pupils Her discipline
parental and Systematic.
She will give instruction in most of the higher
English branches also in Latin Terms Der session
Of ten months. payable quarterly:
SIS 90
Taon.n .i....'.''............ .......... ~ w
Higher English Branches. including Lstin.... 80 90
Persons wishing to Mrs Rice, will please call ct
Mr. John II Royslps on It'll street, between Clay and
Leigh au i6-da2t
y. sQUlHk,S sELhCT CLASSICAL
LIZ AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, corner of Main and
lst streets, Rishmond Tho 10th session will CON-
mence on the 18th Of September, 1856.
Psor. JOSEPH MiCHARD, Teacher in Modern
Languages.
JOHN A. cALYO, Teacher In Drawing.
~ l5---ts
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NEW GONDB.-Whnlebos sIrIr1.: aleI
ston dol Fail Prints Black silk Mitis; ! great
variety Of EsnbTsidefies, he.
asn PA2KER. kIMAo / CO.
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x ID. DENOON has for sale 600 Enamel.
-. led Crates Fendsrs and Summer Pieces, EN-
bracins Square Topped, Circle and Elliptic Patterns
be sold at the lowest prices Orders from town and
country promptly attended to. The Virginia Me.
ehanics Institute awarded silver medal the highest
mems Of Crates and Fenden. Also, for sale large
stock of Bells Brass Brick houlds 10 Apply at INV
tween 9Th and 9Th, west side Richmond, Va.
iy le-Sm
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EAGLE SODA WATER ESTABLISH
~ MENf.-This celebrated msnufactory 10 furnish
ms very superior article Of Filtered Soda Water,
also, rhiiadslphia Ale Porter and Champagne Cider
put In the city. These In Of any ofthe above
sficiss, would do well 70 give me call The shove
wiz es dsiivaFed 70 any part of tbs city free
20 Any o. the msrehants will meet with prsnpt &C.
tsnuen. WAk4EN CANrlELD, xssS
Spth =, beswssn 0aln sad 1ssukna
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CENTS FURNISHING STORE. Our

CENTS FURNISHING STORE. Our
N business being exclusively appropriated to tho
Gents Furnishing business, can offer larger and
more varied assortment than be found In any tn
Establishment. We name in part:
UNDER SHIRTS add DRAWERS of silk, cotton,
woolien and other desirable kinds.
SHOULDER BRACES,
DRESSING GOWNS
RUSSIA BELTS,
SUSPENDER8,
GLOVES,
HALF HOSE,
CRAvATS, ready hemmed,
HANDKERCHIEFS, ready hemmed,
STOCKS and OPERA TIES,
CANES and UMBRELLAS
SOAPS and PERFUMERY
Together with large assortment of Linen and Cot
ton SHIRTS, of Danskin's celebrated pattern
Also, gents measures taken, and Shirts made to or
der and warranted to it w. r. OWENS,
jy 26-lm Opposite American Hotel.
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gU1n9uR RBrRHATe,


u PHuR sPRiNGs -TAis dsIishsfaI wassriss
place II now open for ths reception Of visitors It T.
Batstourt, surrounded By mountains and in ems Of
the most beautiful picturesque ard fertile porions
Of Virginia, and immediately on The Inns Of the VIZ
road ITSELF and about half mile from Bsnsseks de.
pot only eight nine hours ride from Richmond and
Petersburg, and about two hours from Lynshburs.
Persons leaving City Point Petersburg, Or Rich
mond. in the morning, BY the southside and Danvis
Railroads and taking the ef the Virginia and Ten
nesses Railroad at Lynehburs reach Bonsaek's depot
about O'Clock r. Il. the same day where IN Omnf-
bus. &e, will meet them, and ssnvey them to tbs
There arc three White and two Blaek Sulphur
Springs whose curative powers can be attested By
scores of persona who have been entirely relieved BY
using the waters The reputation Of these for
half century past has been established In the sur
rounding counties for having cured many persons a.
ficted with various chronic and other diseases They
are not surpassed by any minerel waters in Virginia
for the E IN IL sas:,
biity especially Of the Nervous System ali kinds Of
Cutaneous and other Diseases Of the Skin, snd many
purratvs and duretc, with strong detsrinaiion to
the skin. For certificates to the efficacy of the
wsters Of these Springs, see handbills
almost entirely new, consstins Of Hossi. Csss.ss.
&C., afordinE accommodations equal to any to be
found in the mountains Of Virginia, for about 400
persons.
The Furniture and Fixtures are sbsut equal to
those of the best hotels in our cities.
The Bedding il unusually good, with hair nsttreases
throughout the egtablshment-as to all which we In
vite visitors TO examine and Judge for themselves
No pains have been spared in obtaining the best
servants, and the most experienced and best qualified
assistants for every department OF the establish
ment.
The general management il confdsd to J. A. He
FELfINGER- ESQ.,. late Of Cumberland, Maryland.
assisted by ALFRED r. JAMES and Ro J. READ, late
of Lynchburg who will no doubt give subtraction to
all who may visit the place.
ercise.
sns BAND OF MUSIC Is already secured, and
Telegraph Office win seen be established Ut Ben
sacks depot.
The TABLE win be found equal to any In the
mountains, the facilities for securing supplies being
about - great - they can we'll b.
]. L. HEFELHINGER CO.,
ie ISM Projectors
CEA BATHING, CHESAPEAKE HALL,
- HAMPTON, vS-This delightful watering place
10 now open for tie reception Of visitors by the day.
week, month or season. 1t il situated ON eeva-
ted point, and commands an extenEive and splendid
view of the Bay, Hampton Roads, James River, and
the surrounding country.
The advantages for Bathing are not surpassed BY
ahy other watering place, and the climate IL pro-
verbal for health.
The Proprietor pledges himself to make every Of
fort render the stay of visitors pieasaqt and takes
the liberty to refer for his ability and dspositon to
please those who have heretofore selected Chesa-
peake Hall for their summer retreat.
ie 2-3m X. G. BANKS. Proprietor.
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ELF SEALING CANS of the yariou.
~ sizes These Cans have been fully tested .nd
Will give entire satisfaction
STEBBINS PULLEN
AZ II 1Ol Rrosd .fr~.t
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H0uSE AND SIGN PAINTING GLAZ-
IL ING. &c. &c.-The subscriber, in consequence
of the late destruction of his Paint Shop by re
fitted up, on Mayo street, near Odd FellowS Hall
new and commod.ous Shop, where he is prepared
vii, With sompeten. hands to execute any work in his
manner with pure materials and at prices to suit
He respectfully soieits continuance of the patron
age of his old friends ard the public generally. In
town and country. He promises to use bis best en-.
deavors to give subtraction to those who may employ
him. B. T. CHALK Painter t.
y Win Mayo street.
A UCTlON GOODS, AUCTION GOODS.
"A Opening this day. bought at auction, / ease Of
.nper Esrass do Lanes handsome patterns, which
sm selling st one shilling per yard, worth so cts to
fered in this city. "
Also, Black and White Ginshams, I2f cts and Ii.
per yard; French Fancy Ginahsms, handsome pat
.srss o. ls3s per yard; lot Calicoes at 3D. ger I'd
rlain fig'd Berases Ladies' Linen Pocket Hdfs
6a0l2s cents Grass Skirts; Grape Shawls; Corsets:
Lawns Mosquito MEETINGS; Bonnet Ribbons; Embro;,
ceres Bleaehed and unhleached Domestics; Irish
Lirens; fantaloon Stufs aud many other styles OF
eoods an determined to close, to make room far
- ~ puIsnsse: Therefore baIs.ins may be expect
GO oy csii'ngst AUGUSTUS MAILERTS
eo I'm No. main straek
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BUSINESS CARDS.

D. B. BRIDGFoRD, N. TINsLEY PATE,
FRANKLIN MATHEWS.
ID RIDGFORD & CO.. General Commits
ID mission and Forwarding Merchants, on the Dock,
Richmond. Va. aus
i The undersigned, Agents and Commission Mer-
chants for Virginia Manufactured Tobacco, In New
York, respectfully solicit shipments Of Tobacco, to
their address. From their acquaintance with the
trade they atter themselves they give satisfac-
ton to shi ppers.
Innes C. Adams, late ofthe firm of Paterson, Adams
Co. would be plessed to hear from mis- old friends
ut this house.
Liberal advances ON consignments
CONNOLLY l. ADAMS,
A Front street, N 7.
JAMES A. CONNOLLY. RoBr. n. ADAMS.
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NtiHEAT REDDCTlON IN THE an
PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-Frem III
IS to 20 per cent saved BY buying from J:
~ H. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building.
Moieskin Hats, best quality 50
Moleskn Hats, second quality ................ 90
Fashion abla Silk Hats. ...................... 50
Fine Cafskiu Sewed Boots. 30
Congress Cater Boots. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is
Pine Cafskin Sewed Shoes. %
J. II. ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia sup
ply him with q handsome and substantial Calfskin
sewed BooT, which he viii sell at the unprecedented
price of $3.50. ocl8-dGcly
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GOODS FOR THk AEASON.-Wc are
now offering great bargains in Dress Silks Be-
iases, orsandie Mus!ins, Lawns Robes In sill, BE-
ssss ana Orssndie Muslin. Also, . large stock of
Sssouiol Chaiiie De LANES very low to make room
Isl new Fail stock. 10y the 10Th September which
PIomlse our cnstomers In oivancs shsiI eousl any
:" w CITY. w. r. PERKINS 4 Co,
- - No II.
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1naa1ADxLfHIA AND BALTIM01E
fer sale q EEI Iat - PIT bottles,
"a 4-en IoMNnER6,
Ne shssss Tor sastass. ~ : sia street
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DICHMOND MILITARY INSTITUTE.
IL "a Classical, Mathematical and English SCHOOL,
The undersigned will resume the duties of his School,
on Let October next
At the suggestion of some of his patrons, he has
determined TO increase the facilities of the School,
by the introduction of competent assistants with
pecal reference to the adoption of the Military fes-
ture, now deservedly popular for purposes Of dis
clpline, and physical development This depart
ment, including Mathematics and Natural Science,
will be under the charge Of graduate of the Vir-
ginia Military Institute. Modern Languages by .
competent Professor. Particulars in q future adver
tisement.
m 9-.-Sw j. AMBER WEED
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~ EORGE s. LOWNEs, $50, Main street
N near 7th.-Grates; Tenders; Summer Fronts
square, circle and eleptic patterns) Ornamentals;
Iron Rail: Balconies Verandahs, Gc.
Remember the number and give me 3 call after 4.
aminng elsewhere Imy 21-6m
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HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CT131N7 =
- the following classes viz: -
AE0ALIA PENa nne yaNrosx

A,oMnoN SIZE PANETELA ana OPERA
.tcis sSrsanrhsy and Virginia smoking Tobacco: VIZ
k.s Sas .ine Tobacco; Mssrsehaun Oydrolt n.
ch.a. osnoiss aad Powhssan Pipes; Amber. Peri
xms.s,' Ssore snd Jsssamns Stems Mssrschsnn and
henso ssa Ienss and ell ether articles in the To-
CHARLES RICHARDSON
lnpoaer Of and Dealer in Hnysna "a
~ LIFT Cornsr 81 = -. - D1siidings
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u AHTON MUNsEN, m. d.,
II HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
10! Main street, with DR. Aiwood,l RieLmond.

~ OIL y k--JOHN w. COSBY havinE
usniened and assigned 70 me, for the benefit Of
nis credtors al debts and clsims due or accruins TO
MIN ~ scnd, bill, note opsn account or othsrwhs
hereby REQUIRE al persons owing such dshts or claims
. a.as immediase payment to ms, ~ longer indul-
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TOHN w. DAVIES,
y DEALER IN AMERICAN AND TIA LIAN
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN 9Th AND 9TH sTs
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Fronts Window and Door Stills &c.
Burying Grounds enclosed with Stone and Iron Rail-
ing. First Premium awarded by the Mechanics In
stitute and Agricultural Society of Virginia.
js lots
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SCHOOL FOX BOYs.--The subscriber
~ returns his sincere thanks to his friends and the
public for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
Teacher since his return to the city, and begs
leave to inform them that the duties of his School
will be resumed on MONDAY, 18th day of August
Sd street, between Clay and Leigh. With an OK
perience of thirty years Teacher he feels conf
dent of pleasing those that may feel disposed to pa
tronize him.
tF Terms made known on application.
REPERENcEs.-Rev.D Dr. Howell. Rev. Jas b. Tay-
lor, Messrs J. l. George Gibson, p. J. Archer, Esq
John Pearce, A. Richards Esq, and numerous others
of his patrons, if necessary.
an 1l-dlm A. g. SAUNDERS
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AhD.-ln Buckets ana keas ter nnle -
WlLLiAMok BAOTHER,
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M y. ID. TUHNkH,s sEI.ECT 81 49,
~ al AND ENGLISH SCHOOL. MAIN m
SETWELH SAP AND 4rH.-Ths 18th acsdsmir.
IT, az. @ .ns school VIII commence on MONDAY.
Glasses will BE- formed Co meet the wants al nun,.
q every state Of their study Of the Anciert "a W.
~ .ssosaaseA the Mathematics and Enrlish
an ta---ddw
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4 'LOvkH HILL CUAL.-The subscriber
~ bess leave to inform his friends and the public
generally, that he has taken an office at the Coal
Iard near the Petersburg Depot for the sale of the
above Coal and b prepared to supply them now, or
during the season ~ 1t may be wanted, for cash. or
en- time TO Punctual customers He promises to paw
particular attention to orders and the delivery Of
the Coal n n WHITINn
" 29--lm
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II ~ - q S.--ss0O hbla HaIifax cut
aao WN. TAYLOR
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CAkD...WM. PERClVAlI, civil In
n gineer and Architsct-Ofhee, Goddin's Hall, on
18th, between Main and Bank street.
Mechanical and Ornamental Drawing.
In connection with my Architectural and En9i-
aeerlg Office, have opened Drafting room, where,
aided by competent assistants am prepared to make
Designs and Copies Of all kinds of Machine Work;
Plans for Bndgea stone otherwise Copies to Lith
ograph from, of Railroad and Canal Maps and Pro-
fles Copies Of Land Maps, Trseings, Re, with De-
signs fer wood, stone or iron; Ornamental Work.
WILLIAM PERCIVAL,
mh 18--6m Civil Engineer and Architect.
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u w. COMES CLASSICAL AND CON.
Il. MERCIAL SCHOOL will open its 5th annual
session, on MONDAY, the 18th Of September next
in the usual place on Broad street. opposite st. Johns
Church, and continue ten menhs.
Tuition per sesson, payable quarterly In advance ::
Common English Observation-Disclosures. $40 90
:" and Ancient Lam.
guases. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50 90
Higher Eng. Branches, and advanced studies,
in Ancient Languages. go On
Having purchased quite extensively of Philoso.
phical and Chemical apparatus during the past
year and otherwise added to the eonvsriences Of
the School, Its facilities for instruction intended
to DO equal to any in the city.
T.. w. CONE, A. NJ Principal.
r. 9. A class of small boys for the Elementary
English Branches will be received at tuition of SO
per session, under competent teacher.
N. B. Pupils requested TO DO present At the
opening of the School If practicable.
an 9---ts
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rLOVE Err HILL AND ANTHRACITE
~ COAL-The subscribers keep constantly on
hand, GLOVER HILL and ANTHRACITE COAL
which they are prepared to sell at market prices
Offices at Capt L. Libby's corner Goth and Cary ss,
and ct their Clover Hill yard opposite Petersburg De.
pot VIM H. DAVIS 4 co.
au l2--.ln
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goal: COAL! COAL !..ALEX. ENG.
LAND has taken an Office opposite the Peters
burg Depot for the sale of GLOVER HILL COAL.
who viii b prepared furnish the various qualities
only. sua -Ims