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RICHMOND WING.
fte~ fhs Balfimors A@~~'cs..
THE POLITICAL PROSPECT.

II. S<.f AZ sI,. Peun.vlvshis election 4. c.cu.trd
- -. A., -. ,,,...,r-. n, d.,r... an. f..,a. M NJ
~ -''' =, a - = ,--,-, - -
foss, when me nss'es so"s are looked 70 Out we"
the character OF the contest considered &C can see moth
Ing 70 warrant dishesrtening effect The Union State
60, ~~s. N, ,h. o,,,o,.,,. f the pr..sut Admin,
-.' - -. :. - = 49,.
issrsuoos w. no""-'e" oe'o'' "'"e' " '' e"''"
Tor the Presidency we're nsmed anu ~ mat ume' uere
no doubt would have swept tue State by large major
IA Tn. sst. aimee made 10 form fusion on the Pres
.sd n, ,hc v,.,, ,n.s. OF the friend. OF Mr. Fillmore
hss an. en-ct 90 weaken the Union ticket aud TO lead
,.nv no vould ice have sustained il TO
dcslre n. defeat as the ouly Of preventing the
success Of the fusion movement on the Presidency
Thsv hooked mon i,- success as compromise OF the
n.tio,sity .,t Mr. Fillmore and as tending TO give
confidence TO che friend. OF Fremont such
~ % cause them put forth electoral ticket OF their
own IN case Of the continued refusal form a joint
ticket The fact that the TRENDS OF Mr.. Fillmore did
not give enthusiastic support the Union ticket is
sustained by information, received from all pars OF the
State that thousands OF them did not vote at all and by
declaration mad. lev dsysprevoas TO the election by
the Hon. Benjamin y. Butler, OF the hundred Demo
cratic monscs scut 10 stump the South. IN which he
declared his osei in the <acce-s Of the Democratic ticket
but added kers afieasf fs"fy moasad .seaers ~
fke Order Of tnned Aasriedns sho ,c'n go ~'m nS at
this eieco no hare been calculated non for Fillmore
Novnab<r- This declarauon IRON 80 Oil ana exper
enceds politician AZ Mr. Batter undoubtedly based on IN
fornnou receiveu IRON forney, SicNes anu Sauhueis
may bc relied upon as no visionary speculation IN caicua
ting the chances in November A Boston paper also
says;-We have conformation oil THIS statement IRON
lips OF gentleman who Is recentiy Iron feuisyNania,
and who heard leading American declare ~ lancaster
within week, that there pers hteea thousand f"'"ore
dmericdss scho cere Dtedgedto cat ire On'on tckd'
Ther1 IL still confidence IN the lace OF the ngurc~ OF
the felt by the opponents oil Buchanan and the
Pierce Administration, that they are In decided majority
in the Satethat they know that they nave Tue power Va
defeat Mr. Buchanan since the decided ad emphat
NN''''~' $3.50
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ALL II AIL!!!
SOMETHING FOX THE MILLION ~
PROF. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE

XXTE CALL THE ATTENTION or AL, OLD AND YOUNG, TO
mi. vGndsrsl prspssson .sh turns urn, back to its oIs
dandrun itching and all erupuons
nor Of s n. 1as c n%es I'D s.p IL
from falling extreme old In ali It's natural beauty We cali
.arsy' Young not iis ao.ns losh. 'hs
stitching curb be without IT, IT. praise upon The tongue Of
thousands
wA1surows Mss, May /, 1858
PROV WOOD Alo. me 70 as ns virtues tues: sd ss n're
s,nEy gray purchased and commenced 70 bo,,l.s
s s@S SS & a 70 s helm 9 % % S.S and ns a.
became 20, and Eo,y apd c,s,sd falling s daodlaad.
before nov, only LOOK bu, feel again
Respectfully yours ETC. ,. ,,,-,,,
PROF wOoDDvar AMER reading The advertisement
i've procured pst bottle, much pleased vim
hs, eonnud i, o.e or TO %19, saa an ., as sT
al and uap,an. itching fom the scalp ard has
permission refer AL Who entertain doubt
Of ' performing al '' ''' Miss vEEKs gs cr,en-ch
Ihave u.ed Professor j. Wood. and have adj
@rd sondial sees It restored ~ hair sl.ts had isss
"'' Lo9tsv,Te' Nov. l. 1876 MARY A. ATKINSON.
STATE Of Illinois, Carlisle, June ~, 80
Ihaye J. Woods Hair Retroactive, And have
sdmred q. uouderful ae Ny hair "a. becoming a. oush,
=. original color, and have dous, gsIm,as9ay 90
Ess,ns,or UaI,sd s,s,e..
Among sny preparations IN use bl The restoring,
serving b-aufying there that
than Prof Woods Hair Restorative
throughout The state Tits preparation
vgorang quaes sud fails producng
happy spplisd according 70 drctons We
advertisement fur feu q the iDnuahs
shc been ny parties Who have been beneh
ed ~ q ard wo happy In pVng testimony 10 We wonderful
OJwooD Co. VIop.,.s 81, ,, ssssa,.y Ne. Ys,s
! GRAY ana Pureen Ladd 4 Co sp9s-sm suqs
q GENCY FOH HEHHrNG's sAfEs.v-An
business wh6 desire 10 secure her books vauabe pa
per- ssefy, &c. should purchase one of Hernfs FIRE
Proof sfs, win Pouder Proof Loci" We
have a good assortment In sore
Machine Isluns Packing constantly hand
Tsln- Wrappirg Paper, MARTINI lob, &C.
Cal a siahnsrs Hall, No ~ Pearl street
oetO n w. KNOwLEs
UpaIVAFE SCHOOL FOH IUHECIGEs.-Ths
aans having eindren ofsov physical devsopsrnent
mct that opened IN Harlem, feu miles City
ofNev York, heauu ard beautiful ocaion PRIVATE
FAMILY sCOnf such chldfn
exprencs had for an eFt connecilon
ne and Pcnnsyvnna State institutions
Hot much be done bringing
children cOndton. In he has
r,turn home. eer hdvan.
eneagr duties ~ We 9TH The esther the
training NE bs''er For circular rssnc h ID.
i frss4 JANET. MCHAUOs,
! sa7s-iy No. sst Broadvsy, OF H.risrn, We fo's
Ok fIEucY.s LoNDeN yosTtn, PMS sud
ZD opsris, iQr sss% toeiil n JONES
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Fall CAMPAIGN, 1886.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
BIG leave to return my many LIBERAL patronage
and hope by close attention To
IN patrons q merit continuance OF the same
than before, aud am determined
n Al Iair cometIion to my the quality and
~orkmansl p) low as any hons- in my line IN Virginia
NV he NJ My styles
all the latest aud most desirable styles and
patterns both cur market call u respect
fully solicited from all In need 4 MAI. STREET.
nv Moro: SMALL PROFITS LARGE sALES-GonD ARTi-
"a Avn ." ''' wM. IRA SMITH
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VII; LEFEHvHE's scHooL.--.Ths a,,, session
The Hannah More academy,
WILMIN GTON, della ware.
Rnr-olrala. Ml--r- Q. D.. A. VI nRIMsmAM. ". u.

IHNrtE SERVICES OF pHOf. v. VALUE. ne en-
inent french Auhor aud Teacher have been
en Professor ~ French TIE ouae 81 Wilmington
by healthy The Winter tlose ~ cities suatsd
IN hghsr latitude The Acaemyh large and Thoroughly senu
lated and warned By three furnsces Scknes
We Pupih TIE heath aHd vgr improved BY rguisr ese-
w. The air and BY playing Hosing ally attached
tle hoosr norougi hnishsd arqnred
Muse Drarff on Psuny. Nesdie-vok
Span ~ study French made
onr 81 nedsiiy siulies st,ost extra chsrfe
TeHxs go foD efD Of Eve months for Board and
Tuition ln knglsh and French
RETERgNoss: 80 saIf
d. n Wood, Dover NlHs Richmond Va. T. Anderson,
Esq Tr.ty.r ron worts q y. miisd k.qs Hasrdsu ~ O.
ssi1-fm . r.ri
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SLAVERY IN Observation-Disclosures Walker OF Nicara-
qua mas issued declaring null and void all acts
and DEGREES OF the FEDERAL Constituent Assembly, a. we'll
Of the Federal Congress, adopted previous to 1888
Among the DEGREES thus repealed is act OF she Federal
Constituent Assembly of the 18th April 1924 abolishng
shaver, ia Central America The rrpeal Of the statGe
rev.es original laws aud therefore tue right to hold
sayss is seknowlelged by the Governor OF Nicaragua
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CARnrACEs. CaNIACF.

CARRIAGES. CtRIAGEs.
uB u. BOSER, SUCCESSOR JAMS hrSHtk ~
H0s Has on hand large Of Carria CsGzI
ge- and harness Among which found ErS>TT-
fine Coaches outside Seats, and Rock AZSA
slide Buggies, and Bugges tops
which he particularly the attention Of those
Carriage line they Disposed
nodAng by application his mandatory No 223
Of Main and 9th streets Jal4-iy.
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"HESEtIT OF LIFE INsUBANCE.y

nEN Ill, OF IL ~ n J., ~ ~ " - ,,
81 Mother and sir Children, and Mother and Ave children
w. who have been eprved by death Of the
twelve months Two Of those
Father. while n health few ince. insured their lives for nve
dollars EACH other for three housand Al three had
purchased farms andvre well 70 DO In e temperate ndosrous
you'd been what they
possessed owed from three FIVE thousand dollars and
had for the received from the Life Insurance Pol
Necessity sold debt
The foregoing from the who administered
the received the Insurance give
Instances where have paid policies 70 parties Who NV living
dependant
thus provided dent husband
father paid LOSES by DEATH under Agency
t9 have occurred, for 50O and The
other Tor 5000 dollsrs
Once Of l,e Mutuai Benefit Llfe Company,
NJ. n Pearl street. Rchuend, Va.
oci0 A. ". kNOWIkS Agent.
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ET GyadyIbIm wA IsII

II REMOVED JOHN A. BELvIN has = fs(>1,
we'd his Furniture Wareroous that we'll
building, "CORNTIIIAN HALL" (he old stand 80
Of Mes P0tts) Main square above the Ranks
He takes pleasure saying his generally that he has
established himself factory, which him decided aci
ies aad with which he again prepared the best
Style Of addition this
article Furniture line and will
choice aud we'll styles and qualities
pie.
Thanking community liberal patronage
fore b-soW-d respectfully socits pledges
himself that nothing shall wanting part give
entire
JOHN BELvIN also gives his personal attention the UN.
DERTARING busines-beng all well supplied with
ac Burial Cases" MohogAny aud Poplar Collins Burial vesmenis
rhian Han" will meetw with prompt attention. ma29-iy
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WILLIAM WALTERS,

WILLIAM 4. WALTERS,
Pm o Is i ERER AND PAPER HANGER
100 MAIN srREEr. CORNER or i3rH sTRFET,
RJtHAOAD w.
EaPECTFUiLY Informs q it,
~ cniy that b. has very
en OF sosds 10 ~ line CONSISTING o. plain md do,sys styles
salts ard Sofsed Damssss Bocais aud Satin o. Lane m Cr
sith mus
ouftals. b. ne ysrd from fas enbroierd A. 80
esi and most beauufu usrn--sorne . = very low PRICE
CAN gtiNG CARrETINGf
Thess N vant Nin o. ths advantage q
Tce Py, Ingran and venan Csrpsnr bought
cash prices aod Sil b sold - snaA adruHce
OIL CLOTHS FOR FLOORs.
Stock sh FEATHER
Bsds, Phovs Boers Loonsss. Spring Mattresses, hand
80 PsgerIangns Upholstery ven executed
The shortest notice, aud n NE Bet manusr, country
$50
YAH GOODS FOH 1859.
gHNE suhscrotF ha reryed ~ ka stoct o. READYdADE
uhh h. voud sst NE attention Of he fnd snd ne public gene
CoarHiue Bact Brown ana Dahln Dress and poet Psne,
Ta.s Rasans. Beaver, Pilot, Mohar
tsrsham and NeErofead saeks and surtouts
PANfasperor nack French Deskn Brown and Gray
nleb~l Cashmere orren and Brown Plaid Cassimerc.
vsfe nact satin st, Cashmere, Fancy Velvet hrino and
ASo-x Ssry arss Soe,on o Gods. c.s.lmsrs and Vet.
cvsry and quality. shch he prepared
hs ne bs spa .shlonsb'
siy- ~ SPENCE
u,,Oa ag>T.-ftrss srosisn: ROOMS FOR Lac once
~ Lcarns Rsors whls Bunoinf prompt srptcssict
80 rrssfe ~ favorable terms .
Apas - Wits Onc.. ssep-u
1Ss<h o., ssEIs CLOVER SEED, rss.,y.g; 70
NV she lccsl Jas WlNIoN
1yssal \ nrrTEn.-so tss. ts'h ee.hsa asce,; lu'
- rvcsived and or ale ~ NohfhAh w.
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~ 49, - - 80 -

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
I'M this the trains uis Road VIII
ra.Ixs Ls.vx rOn PETERSBURG
Express through Passenger daily, Sundays
Mail, through Passenger, daily n............ ~ p. A.
Accommodation and freight, daily. (eSeep, sun
Norfolk Train Mondays. Wednesdays Fridays. A. NJ
LEAVE rsrEsssrRo
Passenger daily
Accommodation aud freight, daily texeePt sun
Mall through passenger. daily, Ceseep, sun
~
will be attached leaves
-Rielmond, daily, excerpt sundays At 81 A. ~
Clover Hll umusib a
Pits a ~ a. NJ and at the sammit Depot by IAN.
trains will halfway station
= down Passengers.
viii passengers
Manchester Temples, cv Halfway Station, Clover
lInl M walthai functions
train will all the
eesw hen hercar q take down
Express and Richmond
Petersburg Weldon, Raleigh,
Tickets weldon
Richmond.
T- Petersburg Richmond win the
wAon, baltimore and PhadelphA procured
e ticv In Petersburg
Children nc years OF Az. ..... IS
Colorei persons In servants s.
Colorr will not be permitted In the hrt
children
requiring their In which the persons
will BE- charged.
purchased the Office and
10 tickets sold.
Servants travelling by by
with that retained the Office
the
ThoMAs oDAMEAD, Superintendent.
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sssS.:cs s'i nv ; ssrs -. ~ s o
s.:: M a. ~:
sAs, rssss.:s to ;ssa In the q s, os.nss
P.s.>nsss. rsusssa board sspsr
Ut; S:s.. N. s....
'i s:::.: ::s Z s % S
day, W the hour DIV o's'osi, p n Tss'day
csn:isns.. sen. 70, ,A.r sa.y
.sfnooa or Their p~'a' ii. r sss.:a, ,,s,,
s5srs sosSSan s.s AsS sseIs @
i..er',s .isAmeo., AUGUSTA o,s, Va. o ssr.
and d; : :s s II. on ,;
% s =
& os r.s. THURSDAY. and ss,ssa.y a sS ssss A. NJ
touching :. an,hs ,seanss on the river 49,
; a Ter, .:.s.; ,.raps IL
sf :: :: :s: {: 4; ?;r.. s''' is
'F' over and not over IA Iscs s .. & s
CasasssSisaI On r. s :s.:%ss:; s
.ss the .:.ry saturday fas.s.y rns.i.y
Zach s.; aas sas,S q
the ss@e nssr Ss sos ~ ossns ell Of the regular
Passage ana . usual
L. o. HASkfNH
UNOR TllF FAIR.-An Extra Pack. >A
II ~ui leave ecottsvine Sunday fHYiS ixIIlnE
nIEht At o'clock. pass New Canton
3 A. Nc, Columbia A NJ, Prrnbeston A. NJ
sy Cd. s. ~ Ts.a s'is..a s " s
mond on the 9Th inst NJ p. NJ. L. t.f... -.
PACKET arriving In Rehmond Wednesday 2eth at
A. wl be In time FOR the day % The Pair
RETURNNG-rhe Mall Packet will leave Friday sist p NJ,
seosve will leave Saturday, i Of Nov,
assam.
ocia-td BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT.
UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR piIIIADELPIiA VIA CITY POINT AND NORFOLK
- TRAINER CITY of RICHMOND, Capt. T. MrcH-
- XII. Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Captain Dawn .sfsx&{<,
rEAl, Steamer VIRGINIA, Capt D. Rooms EMH
% tie--s Steamers will leave Rich
Monday and Thursday touching
Norfolk receive freight and Return
Philadelphia wednesday and Saturday, morning
q 10 o'clock.
The. Steamers increased accommodations
passengers been add also
by regularity dispatch and care In protect
Of
sN- No trsnshpment by this line.
..... FARE REDUCED
New York, and found 40 20
Philadelphia, and found, LIST cabin 90
and Norfolk by the river boats
Passengers hy this line in Philadelphia two or three
DAYS proceed to New York by the ticket.
ma6-u II. L FUTILE, Agent, Rockets.
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Virginia AND TENNESSEE e., cHz.srrssss1
RAILRnAD.-AOTICE 10 PASSEN ~ s>fR-s-sef.
GERS-CHANGE OF SCHEDuLE-On aud after let OF
tie will be completed line,
will fuliows
Leave Lynehburg - NJ. and reach Bristol p NJ
Lave Bristol 20 A. ~ and reach Lynehburg at Is NJ
ss2s-3m = II. GILL Gen Sup'
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no rHE CARRIAGE USING PUBL

NyOUR attention "a invited RICH ~
MOND MADE CARRIAGES, consisting ofCSs@-szSb
Coaches, sir seat Crrirge Roctdndys BHgges.
Suikiez, Dr. This work is made Of the best mate<S<
rial by guod workmen and under the immediate supervision Of the
PROPRIETOR who Thoroughly acquainted with the busn-
Also, hand several second hand H0 CrTdges and BHggi
which will be sold low by AISSLIE. HOWEN q POWELL,
str--t,b etwe nd CARY
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NOTCE-To AL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN :-whereas
- he Richmond and Danvile Railroad
misfortune 70 hose t freight house chuoud veil ~ DOR.
ton ~ their rolling stock they the present 10
deliver AZ down fet Tie siding Of their depot
70, N gu. city a. soon a ne tals shall arrve ad freight
immediately removed by thOse 20 whom
long, e Company WI h. keepog ~
W sse aud Ne parties interested way concsrned vim
therefore take All regft before stated vii -
~ ther rss a. soon AZ unioaded from the cars
Jsqi-s spp.y,p,.,aer, ~ ~ T SsMrssLL,
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100 RrsHELs PRIME WV CROP CLo-
sNV VIZ sEFD, for sale.
-esl4 y.NEs WINSTON
npIs. GENtINE pEACyI uPANDY, Ur.
oeH JAMES WINSTON
GEn RAGS PERUVIAN GUANo, reo,ivins M.
oeis JlMYs wrxsroN.
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FHiIsIl siIrpI.Y OE /

XXTE opening THIS DAY, July 2sih. <<<Ern t--yA
w another supply Of tose hard Rus-et
Sole Leather Trunks, made E<fP Ia MI
manufacturer that 10 ~
order They made very best style a<SsEa
aud the manner. them are cSTa large
with Ladies Bonnet B,x, inside
Tor ladies We invite all
call. W keep stock % them hand times,
sell them as ow possibly afford
v2s No 1is Main street R,rhmo,s 4.
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INNk underlined Il engaged the manufacture u sash,
buis ard Doors. q the best quality natsrai and
Sorkman'ip y ov prices orders respectfully solicited sod
promptly executed. Persons ordering sash, Blinds
ron ne ~ msh may e't assured 81 giting good york,
- moderate price, and prompt ordered
IN person GiaSug done very low, any quality
nee uat may - defgnat Constantly 10 ~ 10
~, aud By ~ Sab yaEdaso Factory
Rod building shove HaSsrs Mills, Richmond, Va.
aui5 4 NFRCFR
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NEw JENEIRy STOItE, SIGN Of n
~ Thg GOLD EAGLE, No. % MAS sTREEr.-GfILk M
WElbEMEYER, late n Frederick burg, Va ,JA
eeved supply - Gold snd Silver WATCHES Breast Pins
Pnge Rns Ladies Cail n Genrmrn's POO Chains. Gold
silver Pens aud Pencils Gold aud Silver Tmhl, Gold Silver
Steel Spectacle Silver Gobs, Cups spoons Blfer Rnye
hounae Card Casrs, Match Boxes, aud article
ely sud Silver line, for sale reasonable
represented.
Also WATCHES Of al kinds repaired aud perform
we'll also JrWeJ Of every description repaed short notice.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-08-28

The Numbers from l to $4,000, corresponding
with those Numbers on the Tickets printed on sep
arate slips of paper are encircled. with small tin
tubes, and placed in one wheel.
The first 200 Prizes, similarly printed and en-
circled, are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved. and q number is
drawn from the wheel of Numbers, and at the
same time Prize is drawn from the other wheel.
The number aud Prize drawn out are opened and
exhibited to the audience, and registered by the
Commissioner, the Prize being placed against the
number drawn. This operation is repeated until
all the Prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
first 200 Prizes will be entitled to the 500 Approx
imation Prizes, according to the Scheme
ESy" The Managers, determined that their Lot
terics shall excel all Others offer to the public the
above scheme, which for the brilliancy Of its Cap
itals, aud the chances Of obtaining Prizes, has
never been equaled.
Aea, Remember that every Prize is drawn, and
PAYABLE in full without deduction.
nsa, All Prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid i'm
medately after the drawiug-other Prizes at the
usual time of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential. The
drawn numbers will be forwarded to purchasers
Immediately after the drawing.
Orders for Tickets should be sent in early.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tick
cts at either Office ..
Orders for Tickets can be addressed to
8. SWAN g. CO., AAanta, Gu.
or. S. SWAN, Montgomery Ala.
Aug q 81 4w
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Columbia Market.


j Cotton.-At the close of our last weekly report
swe left our market quiet, and though good de-
mand had prevailed during the week The week
q now under review has been unusually quiet, and,
!; but little cotton has been put on the market.
On Monday morning, advices from Liverpool
were received, with dates to the 9th inst Cotton
was firm, and prices tending upward, with sales of
three days of q, 900 bales. On Friday the Africa
arrived, bringing Liverpool dates to the 9th inst
Cotton was unchanged closing rather dull, with
sales of the week of 900 bales, including $1,000
to spectators and exporters. This intelligence
had no visible effect upon our market, and it clo-
sed quiet with very small sales at our last quota
tons Of 9@1lS. -.
Baeon.-We have no change to notice in this
article, since our last report the market is well
supplied, and the demand but limited, and we,
therefore, continue our former quotation OF ll3(J
esl2i for Sides, and 99Gl10 for Shoulders.
Ror.-There is very little cid Flour now III
market and all the new that is offered is readily
sold at 81 to 81 SO per Dbl, and extra brands at
So per Dbl.
= Corn The supply in our market is very limi-
ted at this time, and sells readily at 1007o cents
per bushel of 56 pounds.
: :, Peas.-There is fair demand for this article,
and they readily command 5S @56 cents per BUSH
ell ....
,0ats.-There is but little offering, and We quote
& &neminally at as to so cts. per bushel.
Fodder-There has been good supply in this
week, and prices have fallen off q little. We now
( quote for DID, Sl@$li and new at 1oG,S1 cts.
ssper hundred.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-08-28
UNION ACADEMY,

TINHE FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION of this new
Il and fourishing Institution, which has just
closed with tifty-two Students, will commence on
TUESDAY, 1ST OF JULY, and terminate .on the
18th of November with public Examination
This Institution, situated, as it is, in point Of
health, morals, and remoteness from all the vices
and temptations so seductive of youth, will here
after be under the mutual instruction ofSJOHN
B. PANKEY and WILLIAM L. SANDIFER. The
success of Mr.. PANKEY, as most devoted and
ndefatgnble instructor, is now too well known to
need comment.
In behalf of Mr.. SANDIFER, we can say he
has been reared up in our midst: that he is a
young gentleman of high-toned moral character ;
has taught n private school several years. giving
entire satisfaction to all his patrons.
We feel satisfied he is in every respect qualified
for the position, and that we have been fortunate
in securing the services Of one so eminently suit
ell to the business Il
Before the commencement Of next session, the
building will be enlarged, and every accommoda-
ton afforded that can add to the comfort of the
students, or facilitate their progress.
Board can be had in the best families at Eight
Dollars per month, in less than one mile of the
Academy. The Students arc expected to attend
Preaching, and conyeyances are furnished by their
host.
Students will be taken from Rock Hill to their
Boarding houses on the 30th June, I'd and 9th of
July, free Of charge.
While this School is not in the least scctarian,
Students will be catechised and instructed in the
Union Questions.
TUITION AS FORMERLY, VIZ:
Primary English Branches ........ ........S7 90
Higher branches Of English, ......... ....10 90
Classics aud Mathematics, per scssion...l5 90
Students charged from time Of entrance till
close of session. No-deluction for lost time ex-
ccpt in cases Of protracted sickness.
RS" Tuition at close of Session.
J. C. HICKL1N, NJ. D.
Secretary of Board.
June 3 % If