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SHIRTSi SHIRTS',

Usr opened large and varied Linen Cotton
81 aud coored Shirts ma descripon mad.
by "DAUsklNS CELEBRATED PATTERN which In every in
stance warrant to It, being regularly by mt
and made Ia hest aud Of good Insure
Subtraction In every particular also large
shirts and Drawers Linen, SILK other
kinds together with large and varied
style Hose Gloves Cravats Opera Ties suspenders,
deed everything pertaining GENTS FURNISHING BIJs
Ntss," to which We Invite special attention. W. OWENS
Opposite American Hotel.
~ Gents Measures taken and to order sui5
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STEAMBOATS,, &c


as.s r.s.Ass ss .:..; ET ,:ss:,A fm
sse on Ssa.; ssr ssss ss's 'A and '
ssy ,sA having .ppy
.afs-a BE rurrLk. Agent
TEAMER PoCAHoNrAs-roRa s.-n
ssy up 70 a. hour orr os ss Ps sI ss..-S.s
cen.snss. requested their rood. to-day
;Ss ): %
EcR NEW YSnkV vi yEsssl. v!syiala ~
e.,lot sailing regular nsarse c.p o hk
Ht
ENon BosrON-YRsr vEssEL-R Richmond a.d -
regular psss., .ssr ALLEN c.ps a's osss s.s. a
90 .sy
% .S s. s q: en- rss. s
ssp.eh os, Of her being engaged board
.a2s-& PALMER a oLoProS.
Fpm dd 20, L. ar:. elias. :hlg rEPpER "a
Inward cargo and Win be ready 10 s days 5os
aass-G PALMER cLoPros
as *. sisSrTs : :ss:s as:
81 s' ss s iS.ss' VI. With quick
ros scs, 3. ys.: Az ser
spss oI hs asS Ssss aSss vim
AZ hun ss her :
places on WEDNESDAY,. the "a day Of July -N wv -''''
Pver.burs Depo, every Msndsy wednesday and
Friday at o'clock Re,urninE the Augusta
touching Old during watering season. and ali the land
g.: !; : S S,y Point. .@
Pare to landings ABOVE Grsve, $50
Servants through, $50
Children and 10 years age, half price
~, Meals Tor children and servants: r,,os non.xrg
PASSAGE TO PORTSMOUTH AND NoRFoIk
TuNHE STEAMER CURTIS PECK, Captain John. .Ss>n
s:' ssa III
@ SS's pa1 sivss the That At SATURDAY
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday mornings that
nessy Friday mornings same hour s SeIoet and
touch all the regular landings the returning
freight rivsf must be paid
when they are sent to the boat.
mas RIO.
UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
roR PARLIAMENTARY VIA CITY POINT AND NORFOLK.
- ri, Steamer PFNNsYLvxSiI, Captain DAVID ><sE1Es
TxlI, Steamer VIRGINIA., Capt. b Rooms fEH
mOnd until further notice Monday and thursday eaens
ing eave Philadelphia Wednesday Saturday, morning
At 10 O'Clock
for freg and We hope by regularity dispatch and
~ No uan.hlpmen, by thi. line.
Passage through York .........s,o %
Do do Philadelphia, and found, LIST cabin ....... s
Passsg City Point aud Norfolk BY
EH Passengers by this line stop in Phisdpa three
matt II. FUTILE, Agent, Rockets
DAsSAGE To OIL POINT.--The a rs--n
Steamer Curtis Peck Capt John Davis. viii Mo
Point regularly her trips and from Portsmouth and Norfolk
during the Watering Season. X o. HAsKiNs
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CAPITAL, seoo,ooou
O O Y N r. RS
WHITE AND BLACK SULPHIfR SPRINGS

ruNIIIs delightful Watering open for the recepon Of
vters II Is situated the line OF the
and Botetou surrounded by rounains and
beautiful picturesque and fertile portions Virgins and me
dlately the line Of the Virginia Ran Road within
go yards Of the road ITSELF and about half Bonsak.
depot only hours from Richmond Petersburg
two hours from Lynchburg
Persons leaving City Point Petersburg Richmond In the
cars Of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road Lnebug
Bonsack depot about o'clock, r. NJ where
Omnibus &C. will meet them and 10
There are White and Black sulphur SPRING.
Properties can be ateed by OF
y relieved by using the The reputation waters
counties for having cured
- CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES.
They are not surpassed by mineral
cure OF Dyspepsia m It's various forms, Affections
ny and Bladder General Debility especially Of the Nervous
all kinds CutAneeus diseases the skin and
ny OF the diseases peculiar TO Females.
They gently purgatlve aud duretlc
uon TO the skin few certificates q he many that might
nished, are given beov ''' ''7 d"
THE BUILDINGS spacious and almost entire
tons equal any mountains q VrSnis for
about 800 persons The Furniture about EQUAL
those Of the best hotels in cities The bedding
with Hair Mattresses throughout the which
We invite visitors to examine and Judge Tor themselves No pains
have been spared in obtaining the best Servants
peence and best qualified every department Of the
establishment The general conhded to A. HEY.
ELPISGER, Esq late Of Cumberland Maryland assisted by Al
FRED JAMES and Ro READ late fLynchbury viii no
doubt give satisfaction 90 all who may visit the place.
There will be BOWLING ALLEYS, &c, for exercise.
FfNE BAND or MUsICis already secured and
OFFICE will coon be established ut Bonsack's depot
THE TABLE will he found
es Tor securing supplies being about they well
be. - - Wv
jeIs-sm IA HEYELFINGER CO. propr,s,or.
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ENGLISH CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.

ENGLISH CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
J u BINroRD, Associate
Vu>E undersigned will School Monday Sept
large and eommodous Tth formerly
ue CITY Spring institute They design opening school
e grade WHERE boys viii be thoroughly and accurately
either Tor the University for Of Colleges
the business Of nte
Special attention will be bestowed
considered To be too much neglected
pereneed and eompeien Professor Modern
secured.
TERMS
Payable semi annually In advance, ~ monhs
English branches
Latin and higher Mathematics
Greek ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
=. JrIr 25th is56.
Mr. W. y Bailey graduated nj r. NJ College honor In Jun.
last He devote himself teaching
and confidently recommend him scholarship high moral
character and with
and motives TO enterprise have doubt expec
tatons OF all reasonable patrons wM A. SMITH,
. Prest- OF Randolph Macon College.
Mr.. j. II. Binod Uniyrrty Of Va and has
been successfully engaged In teaching years
both In Eastern aud Western Virginia.
ors 81 III" University and his desired
hessrs binford4 poriers Cabinet Wserooms Franklin
J. II. BINf0RD,
Anl-u W T. BAILEY, A. u.
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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

1900 ''1 Whole i%TS ess! &C. a.,:. Quarter. "a Il;
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NH, LEFEBvRE,S SCHOOI.--Tfe p,x, session u,
vh ts Institution will the day October $50 ana
close on the lat day Of July, 1851
as.BoaLd 200 Washing So rnslh Tuition go; Modern
@ Drawing from Nature t40 Painting eoo. $40: in OH
f Primary Department for children under
HsrkHENcssPsrons Of the School. Rev Bhop obs 81
Rev n Gudersleeve. - w. - v 'e' ~ ~ ;
fASgLTY.iabert Lefebvre, Principal w. g. Keppler
Rev w y Webb A. w., John Little, VI. Lewis NJ D. 10.
Meard John A. Cayo, w. ThiIon Mia. ordon Mrs Tavio,
Madame Estvan, Mile Lacy, etc. etc. 1917
All letters TO be directed 70
jyT--lm uuprpT u tvvpovpv
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HOTELS. &c.

HOTELS, &c.
PLANTERS HOUSE,
COMHEEsCE ST.. FREDEKICKSBURG VA.
L. N. SULLIVAN Proprietor.
~ Hack will sl~Ays convey the
Hotel to and FROM the Depot going
South. lau2s-tlst Janl l. n SULLIVAN
HOLLENGRHooK HOTEL
n oTiCE-In taking charge Of the above establishment
~ would most respectfully solicit a "A
patrons Of the HOTEL friends,
call and see me- My table shall always he spread
iablmeni shall have the best master Of Nv
Se VII see that ths ladies Who
wish satied and all ask share Of business
nshed IN the very oest style and located
CUSTOMERS 70 carry them 10 and fro.
jylo-u JOSEPH l. DARLINGTON Proprietor.
NDA SSEN q. a. 70 Lynehburg or Danvnis 49,.
- can obtain BREAKFAST AT THE JUNCTION SHAAs=Ay
OF the Richmond Dsnylv aud souihsde Railroads
immediately on the arrival Of the Cars aud sufficient
an aud wishing TO take the DAnvr arriving on ne
DAnNe train and desiring take the Lynchburg
formed that they spend the night tie they
VII md elegant accommodations.
lys1-d SAMUEL D. BURKE
MCCLURE HOUSE. WHEELING, va.
DR WATSON CARR, PHoPRIETUR.
magnificent Hotel situated
Monroe streets Wheeling offers Inducements 10
me travelling public IL Is supplied with every requisite
commodaion Of ladies
and capacious and walk Of the Ba
more and Ohio Railroad the Chesapeake Ohio Railroad and
steamboat landing The Post Once the
zane squsre and Express and stage Offices In the basement
Price only ~ % per day.
~ Omnbuses always in attendance 10 eonvSv
passengers and baggage to and from this Hotel.
AplS WATSON CARR. Proprietor
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ANDPETERsB RAILROAD
E s 80 - s3s 800 -

M date, will
" lows:
Express, through Passenger daily, Sundays eHeep-
daily, p. NJ.
Acconm and height train (rri-weeklyD viz
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays A. NJ.
Mondays, Wednesdays and fridays.6H
Mall Isandsy's eIeep,edj SIX P. NJ.
Accommodation and freight rri-weekly, viz
Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays, A.
Richmond to Clover Hill. passenger will be
attached to he Cos Train which leaves Richmond
exceptedD Clover Hill o'clk A.
Passengers coming from Clover Hill by this train
summit Depot by 10 A. NJ
The Express trains viii not the either TO take
put down passengers
The Mail trains stop passengers
Manchester Temples Ric Halfway Station, Glover
Walthau functions.
will all the regular stopping
when therea passengers take up put down.
and Richmond with the
Petersburg for Weldon Raleigh Wilmington
Weldon be procured at tire ticket once in
Richmond.
The Petersburg Richmond
Washington Baltimore Through tickets
Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia, be procured the tick
et ONCE In Petersburg
Pare for white IS
Children and ~ years Of s.
Coored persons In servants s.
persons permitted first
when In attendance infant children ek persons absolutely
requiring their which the fare white
will be charged
discount Of
purchased at the Office and persons getting the where
o tickets re sold.
travelling by
passes retained
must be expressly stated the that they permitted
on the
THOMAS oDAMEAD. Superintendent.
~. MI
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oaaee R. A p R. L. Co. March. 95th 1856

v RAILRoAD-sUMMER SCHEDULE IL ~@v-YIc
This Road Mile Ford 61
the being extended Westward the OF eight miles
On the LIST May the train with the
train Richmond TO Petersburg will leave Lynehbug l24
NJ, Al arriv a o'clock, NJ
Stage COMMISSIONS daily Sundays excepted,
At B1ford's depot, for Buchanan, Il miles.
At BonsAet and SALEM Sweet Red Sweet and White Sulphur
Springs, 81 miles.
Newbern depot Sulphur Sulphur
SPRING. The Turnpike Road from Nezbern TO the Red Sulphur
Springs has been eay improved aud best in
mountains Passengers arrive these the evening
the second day from Richmond At Seven Mile fod for Knoxville
Tennessee Fare FROM Richmond fss through in ~ days
The Virgins aud Tvnnessee Railroad vicinity
coners Aehsny, Montgomery, White Sulphur Yellow
sulphur Springs the Accommodations each OF which have
greatly Increased since last
The line o Telegraph from Richmond viii completed
Montgomery White Sulphur Springs early In June.
4. II. GILL
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RicHsoxb, July is,, 1879
DsHINEHsnlPN OTHE.-Tts subscribe has This
as0eiaicd With him
~ HIN, NJ John Bowers The heretofore he csrr.d
on under he hrn aud style ~ @ Yale subscrly re-
tunsh cordial thanks N he friends and pablo Ieral
patronage which has been bestowed upon h the tInd in
dugsnce which has been extended him BY bic customer In te
prosecution ofsr ordrrs Hc trusts Arrangements tc
have been made o prompt aud snt fulhlmsn ORDERS vim
heretofore enjoyed e' " w.
1ls-u Cd YALE
O. En0 uEWAHD.-Tbe DIARRH0A KILLER. ,...
dp DOtp ted In inOOo Gases Of Ansc chel.rs sns
Bsel Compians has failed tr.d In Zine
Xers's,s na eed1 70 eject permanent Cure PRICE
90 b particular prepared By nsuuryT nssss
FsHkn, hichmond, other l. Genuine
~ sod ~ Druesists and County Merchants everywhere
a ExIrs AND vitEs,-"wIIghrs. g.,sr, .or.s Extra
taf ngn % The Circular hav, II Main It,
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For Mr. Gardiner had Rhes
m.nn he was unable TO walk without The help Of stick
ssh OF December he first tried r. could
walk without aid and free from pain Let crippled
or bedridden, think of this.
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COALI CoALi COALi,,

LEX ENGLAND ONCE opposite the Peterburz
Depot fo Che sale Of CLOVER HILL COAL and has
the sTyees Of Mr. A A. ALLEN who will be prepared the
various qualities with promptn1ss for cl pHncfa1i custom
ere OnlN nnp-1Irn
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ECLssrIC SILK STOCKINGS. q N. very bit quaH
- -, ~ vein ~ hand.
csp Suitsr hrace Abdominal saIorers &C. lac stoctnr
~ ~ 80 rsqursd furnished ~ days notice
LnDlfY ROnfNsONF Neu Drug Store,
ealt tfh Franklin 80.
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Prites amounting 10
500, ID % 4. T. a 10 -

WIN be distributed according TO the following
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WHO WANTS A CHEAP DoCUMEETI
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

Stitched and bound in paper, sent, free Of Po, =
age, to any who may order them, for 70 cen.s
copy. The work forms'a neat volume Of ltl
pages. 1t contains
q A Decade Of tie &a0e P0uosr"-ccmPle
in ten chapters.
Dangers Of SldUery Extension iSlaUekOlde ,
Privileged Glass Grotch of our Neg
AristOcracy-being speech delivered by Gov.
Seward, in Albany, October 18th, 1855.
The Politics Of Justice, Equality, and Free
dom-being speech of Gov. Seward, delivered
at Buffalo, N. Y, October 18th, 1855.
American Poltics-a speech delivered by Il
Hon. George w. Julian.
Speech Of the Hon. John p. Hale, on Ai
Presidents Message, relating to Kansas.
Editorial Comments on the same Message.
History and Philosophy Of the Struggle for
Me Speakership Of the Present House Of Rep
resentatices, ,oth classification Of 1otes.
Letter Of Francis p Blair to TIE Rep4Nt-
can Association of Washington.
Sectionalism and Repu6licanisB'-AA Edi.
tOrial Revieso Of a Letter from the Hon. D. ID.
Barnard, of Nesc York.
a Synopsis fthe SgaUe Code IN the District
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Statistics Of Sa0ery an Maryland and Ms
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Besides al this, the volume presents a COM
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THE REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION OF WASH
INGT0N ON THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

AT meeting of the Republican Association
OF Washington City, held at their club-room on
Monday evening, the 9Th instant, the following
preamble and resolutions were unanimousl,
adopted;
Whereas President Pierce, in derogation Of
his high official position, has seen cit to prefix
to his last annual message to Congress several
columns of vituperation and abuse of large
and intelligent class of his fellow-ctizens, found
ed on assumptions and allegations false in fact
and slanderous in import; and whereas it is
our privilege and duty to repel assaults and
ISLANDERS, from whatever quarter; therefore,
Resotoed, That the President of the United
States, while proposing to give history of the
late Presidential election, has grossly misrepre-
sented the Republican Party, in ascrbing to it
principles which it never held, but which are
disclaimed in its platform, and published to the
world.
RESOLVED, That the charge against the Repub-
hcan party, OF an attempt to "usurp the control
of the Government of the United States" is
shallow, false, and unwarranted.
Resoloed, That neither the equality of the
States, nor the equality of the citizens thereof,
has been disputed by the Republican party (;
and it is therefore untrue that either was made
an issue in the late election, or settled thereby,
as the President alleges.
ResoIued, That the act of 1920, by which
Slavery was excluded from the territory west of
Missouri, was neither obsolete at the time of
its repeal, nor unconstitutional; and that we
are sustained in this position by decisions of
the Supreme Court, and by the opinions snd
official sanction of Washington, jefferson,
Monroe, and John Q. Adams-President Pierce
to the contrary notwithstanding.
Resotped, That the declaration of President
Pierce. that an important act of Congress,
lete," and consequently no longer binding, af.
fords unmistakable evidence of that spirit of
usurpation and lawlessness which has charac-
terized his administration of the affairs of Kan
sas /; and we leave to him, or to his, friends,
the task of reconciling such doctrine with the
obligations of his official oath.
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ORIGINATED BITTERs.

TAs moss severe cases OF nervous arrangement are
cured by the oxygenaied Buffers This remarkable med
icne seems 10 be Of almost universal application so po
tent is in curing the various diseases arising nom
arrangement Of the digestive organs or shattered ner
vous system.
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SINTEEN miles northwest from Philadel phia ,.s ,
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June 1857 The site is heathfu the surrounding pros
pect exceedingly beautiful the
Tor 40 boarders and 300 students aed the terms no.
brilliant The range OF studies is extensive the
experienced and able and every reasonable ert
10 promote the physical INTEL and moral wsltRf
OF the scholars Circular will be sent 10 order Mt
particulars and references fdesired
- SAMUEL AARON Principal
OVf NorTisjOyyn. Ps.
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Opened by 7. 81. STOCKTON, formerly Editor Of
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- FiRdINIA.-A statement, purporting to be the
Cniclai returns OF the vote for President in V;r.
gauia, gives Fillmore 6O,3l6, Buchanan 89,843,
me counties, about $50, occupy so much space,
u T@' we are unable to find room for the full IA.
oe' The largest poll about half as many votes
4S one OF our Philadelphia wards while the gen.
|Si run have not one-third as many voters.
UovERNoR's VoTE IN FLoRIDA.-The vote
y" &c governor was canvassed by the two Houses
VI Inc General Assembly in Joint convention on
NE 9Th ultimo. The whole number of votes
'Ound to have been cast was H. 08, of which .
Aadlson S. Perry received 6,2l4
OaFid ). Walker received 1884
Majority for Perry 800
ofFlcIAL VoTE OF FLoRIDA.-Amgusta, Dec.
complete and official returns from Florida
give buchanan majority of l,525.
/ AENoSr FOR lS60.-Judge Cady, President
u 'he Electoral College of New York, concluded
IN address on Wednesday, before that body, as
follows:
T. Gentlemen: hope to see you here again for
w same purpose that you are now here. / hope
Il, one OF you will be here in 1860, and that
a Eel - you will make John G. Fremont President
VI The United States"
-, us sentiment was received by his electoral
spHeAgues with prolonged and vehement ap-
NJ sagacious friend of Colonel Fremont, no
gu WHO aims alone at the success of the Re-
eau movement, no man who would pro-
r." I've harmony and good feeling among Repub-
a. a-s' no man willing to trust the People to
a due questions as they arise, no man who
- not pretend to know infallibly the pecu-
al eAlgencies Of 1860, viii seek to commit the
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IOWA, MINNESOTA, KANSAS, &c.
PARKER'S LANDLORDS.

A WANT long felt is now being supplied by Mr. Par
N ker author of the popular book "Iowa ms il isl He
is compiling series Of Handbooks which viz DC not-
ough guides TO the Traveller E,isrant Each volume
be complete in tsSlf contain nelo elegant and &C.
erres nsPs to be sold at rs per copy at retail
Two volumes are now ready, viz:
IOWA AND NEBRASKA.
Kansas and Nebraska are in preparation.
JOHN P. JEWETT Il CO.,
SIG Publishers Boston.