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A You've SEEATok.-We learn that at Deer
field, Mass. on Friday evening, the tollman on
Oheapsids Covered Bridge In that town, on rising,
heard the cries Of . child. On investigating the
cause he found little hey In . paper box lying
near the centre Of the bridge 1t was we'll dressed
and there was q second suit in the box. A paper
In the box requested that the little one might be
named "Charlss Sumner" The tollmaA has adoI-
ted the chlld-B0st0A Tros.
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A DESTRUCTIVE WEAPoN-A new carbine on
an improved principle. has been exhibited In AL.
barry. n. Y. 1t can be loaded with twenty-five
balls In ten seconds No caps, no printing, and no
powder are required, except that which Ia con-
tained in the ball The ball is q patent loaded
ball, on the Minnie principle, and is perfectly wa
Tar Dronf
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- THE MUSIC STORE.-P.
NO. friend. and sIs pubic isi ssn ssnlId that az

where may be found PIANO FORTES, MELODE,
0NA GUITARS VI0LINS, FLUTES and ACCOR-
DEUNS, Of the best quality, and the lowest prices
he sole agent in this atty Ter the sale Of tho cello
ksssd Nnnns Clsrk's PIANOS, which are mot sur.
psasd By any other makers, and equsred but BY few
Also, Gale 4 Co.'S superior Pianos.
@natar and Violin STRINGS, of the best quality
he has the largest stssk Of MUSIC to be found Ia
this State sad ID eosstantIy receiving the lstost ubI
cstsns which he Will sci It the reduced prices
and apsn - good terms can be had elsewhere.
- Planes tuned, repaired and lot on hire
q Old Pianos taken la part pay for new one.
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HOURS FOR MARRYING In ENGLAND-The IL
initiation Of the time of the day for marrying In
England Is fixed by statute The period between
o'clock in the morning and noon is assigned as
the legal time for all marriages. In this country
the evening is most generally collected nnae
is sas .9s yr,d iSs.sD5 3 I'D
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WATCHES AND JEwBLRY.
~~~~>>~,~~o,>.~>1~-
~ THE OLD WATCH.


XII Ny srandfather's watch L. battered and old,
Ut never contained either jewels or gold;
Tvs carried thee new for many long years,
And cherished BY me, though gave thee sneers
Although thon art thick, and not outwardly fine,
Through summer and winter you've kept up good
time;
I've seen many rival. all oassd In fine gold,
Yst still prefer you for time, though you're old,
Poor, somuon and worn, with thin silver case
scarcely can SOS the time now by thy face, s-
Yet still san hesr by that old whseay sound
Yen must be repaired, or ysu'Il soon run aground;
And 20 long - live, none shall part and you.
6avs while you're repairing by BARTHOLOMEW;
i tells me- how time passes swiftly away;
For soon must leave thee, for none will be caring
go, like you then, for . Thorough repairing
w. J. BARTHOLOMEW, $50
Watch and Clock Maker,
Corner Of 1lth and Main streets
N. B.-Watohes, Clocks and Jewellery Of svery de-
soriPtion carefully repaired Hair Ornaments of eve.
~ kind made, and Engraving neatly executed on the
shortest notice and moderate terms a. any ether
house IN the city. les
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MIILWHIGHT N0TICE..-H ayfnr n.
1vA Gated mJsslf IN the city Of Richmord, am
nov prepared for making contracts to build OF repair
al kinds OF MILLS, either In the city or country
sasscton guaranteed in every casa and the bsst OF
references given. Persons hssing work 70 do viii
irsve thsonrdeF At my residsnss On nth ct nearly
hood Of Wesley Chapel; Or line through the Post
Office, stating the Particular Win be promptly ~
tsnded 70 @. b. MCCORMICK &
sue-dAsImA
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TIM Sound DUEs.-According to the official
Danish returns the total number Of vessels that
have passed the Sound and paid dues during the
first six months Of the present year amount to G.,
1853 which shows an increase Of nearly 900 over
the period Of 1855, but 1t IL considerable less
than the total Of the two years preceding the
Russian war.
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CoRx.-Ws quote corn at 723 cents.

STRANGE ANNoUNCEMENT.-At q meeting Of
spiritualsts, at Lowell Mass, last Sunday, 1t was
announced that-"Hext Sabbath morning, at the
usual hour of worship, General Jackson will lee.
ture through the medium Of Brother PIERCE" and
further, that on Wednesday afternoon, At g
O'Clock, the ladies would assemble to decorate the
Hall for the reception Of General Andrew Jack
sons spirit" So says the Andover (Mass) Adver
fisar
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REhARKABLK.-Last Monday afternoon tho
lightning struck seven times in the town Of Es.
sex, Macs. 1t had previously struck there eigh
teen times this year, and not one shower has
passed over the village without leaving Its mark
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rsn.noial and Commercial
s.I.. yer. made in New York, Tuesday, o S'
yir.,p,. So ct etS.

- 4nAn0l4
.... ~.as ia New York, Tussday, Of seoe
Virginia So ss ssS' ~ r...d.v
IN. Nav York Journal Of Commerce OF 1S''''
afssTnooni ~ hen an Increasing demand for money
,.ssont ths week 1t the banks and o M 49,
- ana rates Of interest are hisnsr VIZ" :,
Sseinstion against SECOND elias pape, duriur the
..t wesk but the extreme prices wers nos H.,
- "a The c,oss Al the First Board to.aey' sns
kst was steady, with bat little sa''iss'sA ' 80
CLOSING s rscssnss sss been srsduaiy declining
during the week. the scarcity % money nsxns
shocked the demand t9I nnschsssrs We quote: On
na,S 80 49, "ommsreia Bills lOs0l091; bsnksrs.
1904 oiO9i Paris si7iSaD.
The statement Of the Nsw Ysrk City Banks, Of
their :vssss ssndioa os sns Hss1 sssias ASs ss
Ga speeie aga go in circulation and 30 III in de-
nosits. We annex the weeks average, with COM
parison including the previous and corresponding
Dsss. Ensa Dis. Specie. cire'n. DeposIts.
Aug 80 eli2 III e6s Il $40 26s $3.50 ezs IS st7s 81
Aug ls M ii4os is q soss $50 $50 o. sss
Same time last year.
Aug Is, IS $50 1869 AS 76l0l0s 81 94s GIL
The decrease II specie is less than expected
The LONDON Times states on authority OF letter.
from Holland that report WIS In circulation that
Messu. Rstsehild have made Q contract with the
Bank Of Amsterdam for 100000 600 FERNS of silver
The imports from foreign ports received at Philadel.
Iht., dunng tbs last week, amounted to $79l,S7
OF this total s4os, 4s7 were dry goods.
Five dollar ssunserfsis bills Of the Northwestern
Bank Of Virginia payable ~ the Jefersonvie
Branch are In circulation in Washington and Ralti-
more The plate from which they are printed 10
fee -simile of the genuine though the bills are
somewhat blurred snd the printing imperfect In the
genuine notes the wsrd "Jefersonville Is written,
ANA 10 the countsrfei printed by which they may ut
eaes be detected.
BY telegraph.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 20 -Flour frmer, with sales OF
1880 bbls. Whsat-l02 cents better for some do
ssriptions; Red 81 320i.s6; White $l.400L47.--.
Corn-White 4658; Yellow 5000
NEW YORK, Aug 20.---Flour firm and unchanged.
Wheat declined Southern Red 9 1.5O0I.6n. Corn ad'
vsnced-Aixed 65; Yellow s. Stocks higher.
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DOLLARDs RHEUMATIC LINIMKNT
Il Some remarkable cures performed by this Lini-
ment have come under especial notice Of late,
and among them We will mention the case of Mrs.
was cured by ONE BOTTLE or PoLLARD's RHRUMA-
TIC LINIAENr. Prepared only by
JOHN W. POLLARD,
Druggist, 18th street.
And fot sale BY Druggists throughout the city.
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SCHOOL FOR BUYS.---The subsc riber
~ returns his sincere thanks 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 ex-
perience of thirty years Teacher he feels conf
dent of pleasing those that may feel disposed to pa
tronize him. -. aa[
E- Terms made known on application.
REFERENcEs.-Rev. Dr.. Howell, Rev. Jas. B. Tay-
lor, Messrs J. George Gibson, P. j. Archer, Esq,
John Pearce A. Richards, Esq, and numerous others
of his patrons If necessary.
an ll-dlm A A. g. SAUNDERS.
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TIE GOvkkNYK OF ylKGINIA.--

- PRO Lam ALTON where's, ELIAS
HELMS, who was condemned by the Circuit Court of
Marshall County, to five years imprisonment In the
renitentiary for burglary. escaped therefrom on the
night OF the 7th December, 1854 and 10 still large
therefore do hereby eier reward Of -Four Hundred
any person or who shall arrest tho said Elias
Helms, and deliver him into the Penitentiary near
TINS city; sndl do moreover require all officers of
the Commonwealth, civil and military, and request
the people generally to their best exertions 10
procure the arrest Of the said Helms that he may be
brought TO justice.
~ Given under my hand Governor. and
{ SEAL under the Lesser seal Of the Commonwealth.
t~. At Richmond, this 18th day Of August, n the
year 1856. HENRY A. WISE.
Elias Hahn 10 about % years old Eve feet six and
quarter inches high. light complexion. blsck hsir
and dark eyes. an 16-2ew3w
BARGAINS, BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
- Being late In the season, Will sell ALL Sum-
mer Goods q srsstly reduced pricss Our stock !:
still large and We are determined 70 reduce IL and
would invits silin want 10 i've NJ : call.
au1 MERCHANT. WEIsi0ER { co.
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YOU'VE LADIES, HIGH CHOOI

YOUNG LADIES' HIGH HOO l. !,
Il Shockoe Hill, Marshall street, between 4th and
5th streets-MRs. L. j. DARDEN, who has had
many years experience in nstructipg young ladies in
the advanced branches of complete English educa-
rion, will open School ct the above named location,
the LIST Of September.
The following branches will be included in the
course of instruction: English Grammar, BellesLet-
tres. Ancient and Modern Geography, Ancient aud
Modern History, the Elements of Chemistry and b.
tany instruction in the French Language and the
Piano Forte, will be given by competent teachers,
for which a'separate charge will be made.
Parents and guardians assured that their chill.
dren and wards will not only be instructed In the
picaton of the rules of English Grammar, but, also
In the philosophy of the English language. The
and adaptation ofwords and their relation and propr
ETY., both in conversation and writing, will be con-
stantly brought under the consideration of the pupils
for the accomplishment Of this object particular at
tsntien will be given to the department of Bellies
Lsttres.
Mrs DARDEN returns her sincere thanks to her for
mer patrons, Church Hill, and In ether parts of
the city, and hopes they will continue encourage
her. az far an they can. aull1---l2t
DICHNOND MILITARY INSTITUTE.
H IL Classical Mathematical and English Sehool)
The undersigned will resume the duties of his school,
on lst 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
pecial reference the adoption of the Military fea
ture now 20 deservedly popular, for purposes of dis
cipline, and physical development; This depart
ment including Mathematics and Natural Science,
will be under tho charge Of graduate of the Viz
gnia Military Institute. Modern Languages by .
competent Professor. Particulars in afuture adver
tisement.
an 9--Sw J. AMbLEk WEED
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YH5TsK Az s kaGK .. s9
place Z os s e. 3 nsss.
Botstourt, surrounded b. mcuntains. and In one Of
the most bsaatfaL picturesque and fertile portions
. s :as ssass q Within In u. e .as
rosd itsei and about half mile rom bsnsacks de-
pot only eight OF nine hours ride from Richmond and
Ps.oos i.ss vii City Point Or Pstsr.Surs y aeh
uond In the mcrnius, by the oouthsde and Danville
Railroads and taking the u the Virginia and TEN
sSous oeioeI , T. the ssas day. wSsrs a onn
bus. &a- viii meet them, and ssnvey them 70 the
Springs.
gprinas whose curative powe8 can be sttested by
scores Of persona who have been entrey relieved By
using the waters The reputation Of these waters for
half century past has been established In the sur
rounding counties for having cured many pernns sf-
ficted with various chronic and other dissese Thsy
net surpassed BY any mineral water. In virginia
tons Of the Lssf, kidneys and BIaddsr General De-
bility especially of the Nervous System ali kinds of
Cutsneeus and other Di:eases q the shu, and many
purxatve and duretc, with strong DISCRIMINATION to
the skin. For certificates a. to tho efficacy Of the
waters Of thess Springs, ses hsndbiils
The Buildings spacious and convenient, and
almost entirely new, consisting of Hotels Cottages
&C., sfording accommodations equal . any to be
found in the mountains Of Virginia, for about 400
The furniture and Fixtures are absut equal to
those Of the best hotels in our cities.
The Bedding IL unusually good, with hair mattresses
throughout the egtsblshment-ss to ell which we In
virs visitora 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
menE
The general management II csnhded to J. 4. He
FELP1NGER, Esq., late of Cumberland, Maryland.
assisted by ALFRED r. JAMES and Re. J. READ, late
of Lylchburg who will NO doubt give satigfscdon to
all who may visit the place.
There will be BOWLING ALLEYS, &s., for ex-
ercise.
A fine BAND OF Music IL already secured, and
Telegraph Office viii soon be established ct Bon
sacks depot,
The TABLE win be found equal to any In the
mountains, the facilities for securing supplies being
about great ~ they cap well be.
J. 4. HEFELFINGER L CO.,
La ID nfaY
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:. FRESH ARRIVAL OF jew
ELRY OF THR LATEST XTYLEA-

A ELH1 OF TIKI LATEST STYLES.-
~ Just to hand large variety of Jswelry of
g sths most fashionable styles, among which
ssts in part Of Camso Gold Stone Lava, Nosaic and
Diamond Pins Earrings, Finger Rings and Brace
lets; also, q large variety Watch Keys, Geld and
Silver Pencils. Gold Pens, the best Manufactured,
and large variety Of Silver Ware. All goods war.
rantsd a. represented and will be cold at . living
profit. MYERS JANKE
va --r------.- asa Main strest
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Richmond Markets, Aug. 20.

FLoua.-Ths market 10 very dali under the Battles
news vita some limited retail sales for home con.
sun ption. Receipts small and there IL ship
ping demand. Holders are asking $3.50 for new, but
shippers not disposed to mset their demands.
We quote extra at SO, family S9.5o0B10.
WHEAT.-We quote red wheat to-day at 5 400
6l.45 aud white 81 So Sales however were made ut
much lower fgures very little white brought s so
and very few lots Of red commanded Jas. Receipts
are fair.
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- -. DkNOON has for snlc 600 Kua unel,
-. led Crates: fendsrs and Summer Pieces en-
ssscine Square Topped Circle and Elsptic Patterns
Laess crates are Of my own manufsctnre, and shall
os sold q the lowest prices Orders from town and
en,un.ry promptly Attsaded 70. The virginia Me-
snan,cs lnssisnts awarded oliver medal the highest
snens q Crates aud Fenders Also. for sale isrss
ssosk Of Bella Bras Brick Moulds. ks. Apply Al nv
t.sss ah aad 9Th, west iiae Rishnond, We.
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H9gsK AND Sign PAINTING. 1;I-1z.

- ING. - kc.-Ths subscriber, In eopssan 80
z. - sfe assrscton Of bic Paint Shop hy Ore -
ntsea ~ 81 Mayo efseet, near ODD Feiiovt Han
sS ;.k 80 eenno9sous Shop, whore be 9 srensrsi
W. sxeIpstent hsnds To- execute any work h NJ
y oasansss whish shsii b done II he best
- - solicits coutinusnes Of - pssrn-
so~s = nS OF fdssds and the psblis resersllv. 4.
dsssom = e s ns prsnisss 70 uss his bss 8.
Tso-,,. 7. CHALK. Psinssr, a. 81
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SWEEf SPRlNGS..-This est0 bl1shment
~ 10 now open, with handsome accommodations
The new BATHS just completed are most spacious,
convenient aud elegant; containing handsome recep
ton and private dressing rooms, all handsomely car.
peted and furnished for both ladies and gentlemen
am instructed by the owners of this property, to
spare efforts expense to make it of the most
desirable summer retreats in the mountains. ...-
L. NORVELL,
~ 22-lm "a for Sweet Springs Company.
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MecnanlcaI ma UFHhme HtnI DFaWlnH'
ncerng office, have opened Drafting room, where,
aided by competent assistants am prepared to make
Designs and Copies of all kinds of Machine Work;
Plans Bridges otherwise; Copies to Lith
ograph from, Of Railroad and Canal Maps and Pro-
files; Copies Of Land Maps, TTacinss, &c, with De-
signs fer wood, stone or iron; Ornamental Work.
WILLIAM PERCIVAL,
NH 18---6m Civil Engineer and Architect
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TOHN w. DAVIES
j DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE

MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Fronts, Window and Door Sills 10.
Burying Grounds enclosed with Stone and Iron Rail-
ing. First Premium awarded by tbs Mechsnic1 In
stitute and Agricultural Society OF Virginia.
je I0-ts
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A vALUABLE TRACT OF LAND I
"A POWHATAN FOR SALE. will ali. priyas

A LARGB STOCK OF DRY GOODS
"A SELLING OFF At COST-M. w. ROSE,
No. 203 Broad street, Richmond Va, with view to
changing his business will sell from this time the
18th day of August, his large varied and beautiful
DRESS AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
AT COST. The goods then remaining on hand, win
be closed out at public auction.
All persons dssiring to purchase Dry Goods OF
superior quality, win here End afcient inducement
to mako an investment he intends to be very Sc
commodating. and vants 70 save - much expense -
possible BY, II net wholly avoiding the suction. Be
wise .-ca!l and examine for yourselves.
n. b. The store now occupied by me Win be for
rant after the lat of September. 1t 10 excellent
location for dry goods store for which purpose it
has been occupied By me for upwards Of II yeffs.
~ ELLEvUk HOSPITAI.--ThIs lnstitu.
- ton y situated on Church Hill, Richmond, Va.
in delightful airy position and IL furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort Of Pc
hents and the successful treatment Of disease.
The Lyingiu Wsrds are peculiarly eoumodious
The undersigned give thtir personal attendanee b
ali patients placed under their charge.
T4hs9ssa Per wssk
- nltee- ..... ......................
Envete Recommendations $. ............ = 70 10 :"
Ihses rates embrace Al charses for Dosxd, Ned.
cines and Medical and Surgical attsndanoe.
q No small Rox admitted
RnYeIcIANe; "
JAMES n0LToN. r. D,
o1aee egseet between 1t6 anl 81.
@, d. MILLS, n D.
l3oh stxest betwsen Broad Ard 1axsha1L
y 2. C0LEMAM. 4. D.
Corner o. fth and 0racs e(rssta
9sa6snt Shydslaa-pr. WooD. ny 3s--sH {
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MlLLWklGHT NVTICE.--Havin1 L.

uER II In q $1,000 bbIs Haiifax cur
II Hsrrinss, just received and for sale BY
su6 WIN TAYLOR
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ENGLlSH CLASSICAL AND NlATHE.
Ia NAUTICAL SCHOOL.
J. H. BINFORD,
w. T. BAILEY, A. b., Assoc'a'e FrincipaiS'

J
The undersigned will open School on MONDAY
the 18th Sept, In the large and commodi Rooms
18th street. formerly known the City Spring In
| shtute They design opening School of the high
est grade. whore boys will BE- thoroughly and accu-
rate prepared either for the University for any of
our Colleges, or fitted for the businuss of life.
Special attention will be bestowed upon the Eng
lish Department, it is considered to be too much
The services Of an experienced and competent Pro-
| fsssor OF Modern Languages will be secured
TERMS:
Payable seui-annually In advance.-Session 81 mos.
English Branches. ........................S4 90
Latin and Higher Mathematics. ........... so 90
treek.... ..................,........ 10 20
Mr.. w. T. BAILEY graduated at r. N. College
with honor, in June last. He proposes to devote
IDENTIFY recommend him for scholarship and Ugh mo-
raj character; and with experience in the bust
ness of teaching and motives to enterprise have
doubt he will meet the expectations Of all rensona
BILE patrons. WIN. A. SMITH,
PrsSt of Randolph Macon College.
Mr.. J. H. BINPoRD 10 graduate of the University
Of Virginia, and has been successfully engaged in
teaching during the Last four years both in Eastern
fessors Of the University of Virginia and his
a. to his capacity and qualifications be seen, If
desired by calling at Messs. Binford Portsrs Cabi
.u l-2t.wlm1s..wlm ". +. I sAiLEY, Alb.
EDUCATlON.--Mrs. NJ. T.. RICE will
~ open School, the LIST of September I'd street,
between Clay and Leigh. Having taught in this city
20 years ago, and afterwards In Western Seminary
with her husband, Rev. w. b. Rice and for the last
Is yean in Lynchburs with great satisfaction to her
patrons she hopes and receve the same now.
Her mode Of instructien is thorough adapted to the
ages and capacties of her pupils. Her discipline 10
parental and Systematic.
She will give instruction In most Of the higher
English branches, also in Latin. Terms per session
Of ten months payable quarterly:
Gooimens.. ...........s.'.ss..... ......s... ~ w
E<ukuhn nIAnc nes. ID W
bighsr English Branches nclud ing Latin. so 90
Persons wishing to Mrs Ri Co. will please call at
Mr. John Royals, on It'll sire st between Clay and
Leigh an l6-dl2t
=. SQUIhE's sELEt TT CLASSICAL
LIZ AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, corner of Main and
1st streets, Richmond 10 III session viii com
menee on the 18th OF September 1856.
PkoF. JOSEPH MICHARD, Teacher in Modern
Languages.
JOHN A. CALYo, Teacher in Drawing.
au I5---ts
ENlsLIsHAND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
IL The subscriber will resume the duties of his
School on MONDAY, September 18th, In his School
House, nssr the corner Of Clay ap,i LIST streets.
aul5-lw GEOR GE A. WEED.
~.
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q ia BATHING, CHESAPEAkE HALL,
- HAMPTON, VS.-This delightful watering place
week, month or season. 1t il situated an eleva-
ted point, and commands an extensive and splendid
view Of the Bay, Hampton Roads, James River, and
tho surrounding country.
Phe advantages for Bathing are not surpsSed by
af5 other watering place, and the climate II pro-
verbal for health.
The Proprietor pledges himself to make every ef-
fort render the stay Of visitors pleasant and takes
the liberty refer for his ability and disposition to
please to those who have heretofore selected Chesa
peake Hall for their summer retreat.
je 2-Sm r. g. BANKS, Proprietor
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EpucATroN.

CsUUOOL ON G H U r. Oh HILL.---The
- Exerelses Of Mrs WEBB'S School, corner Of
Brood and 24th streets, will - resumed on WE'D
NEBDAY, the lst of October next
Terms, &e., made known on application.