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STRIBLING spRINGs

"A nhN III NEIhfA ] Ill aughsld county,, va,
IL i3 i.llcs from stanton, nnd 81 nilcs from Harrison
nur., VIII bn under the management Of Mr.. PETER n.
WOODWARD formerly nj Iacksonrivcr, aud Tor the last
Three scasohs at the llcm!ing Springs.
ne proprietor respectfully announces to invalidz and II
pleasure -"rking public, that by erec;in. eight more dou'
oc cottages, and by thu general Improvement Of the pre-.
liliscs riacc last scssun. alter The 10th OF June hr viii
be prepared with entirely Lcw furniture, and sufficient
number oi atiriidahts. L. offer visitors the mos; pleasant
accommodations III rte Virginia mountains.
lhc walters OF This place ARE unsurpassed: in fact the
Visitor AT these springs lms The advantage al all the
various walters briongin: 10 the cutire mineral region OF
Virginia.
This sulphur Water is cxcellcI by none except that OF
Grrrnhrirr.
tn" Alum Springs, inferior to none, rs tested for the
last I'VE years witi III" chHlybrai" "nd Free stone Wa
tiers. all NJ hand, in abundHu,r, render this plncc, proper.
ly, the Mineral springs oi Virginia
FOR pleasure seekers, there sill he Music in Attendance.
aud The aihI;.cucfts ANA sports afforded by mountain r..
surts.
Inexperienced p~lreicinn will reside at the SPRING..
TERM':-SlOpcr week; $50 Ier II month Of four weeks,
and II reduction made u nm entire season; for lees than A
week ~ 80 per day will be charged.
4 line OF superior four horse mail Coaches will leave
Stsumtoli daily. for this place. after the arrival of the
Eastern cars.
a line "l STAGES is expected to pass the Springs, en-
route from Harrisburg 10 Bath Alum Springs.
May %g-c1lhw1m CIIESLEY KINNEY, Proprietor.
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SUMNER RESURTS.

:-Ei H:TiIiNG
'ENHt HiGL!: !IpIiL. 81 old Point Ccr.'or,, the
Il s''""f I've l1:-r': !aiii,tr% posi- in '!c country md
pT"f,TIu: 70 The visitor t6r luxliii,"s sall lip,t, and MI
the lwAn:!"' a. 'hr ~nt Water rr.:"I, vii! BE- cprnci on
the s;h %: Jun'. The cs'ab i.hm"st shall he administered
throughout III superior -tylr, and none q hcr
June J-cl.t JOS. SEiiAR, Pr"p'r.
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FARM OF EIGHTY.SlX ACRES
On The BROok. NEAR P~LANKROAD, FOUL
NILES NORTH OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE ar

WILL be sold on THURSDAY afternoon, the lfrb
' July, 1857, on the premises, commencing a, /
o'clock. the farm ocnted ne above, now In the OCCUPANCY
of Mr.. J.. r. Reins. II contains 80 acres. and Inns IN il y !,
comfortable dwelling and the usual out buildings. The
soil 10 excellent. having about % acres of fine low ground.
aud about 81 acres cleared high land, and the rcmniudr
in woods. 1t adjoins the lnnds of Mr.. Thos. NJ. Lndd, Mr.
DR.. Chnmberl"yne. and Mr.. J. b. Crenshnw. Tic ne..h
boIhood is good, and the place remarkably healthy.
misses. =" "a
so cash balance at Is, - aud II
months, for negotiable notes. interest added. secured he 4,
trust deed. GODDIN & APPERSON, Auct.,
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TRUSTEES SAd.E OF REAL Is

RJuhsuaNI To the provisions oi Two deeds of trust,
l. rSecuted By John Taylo. Worinley, aud Virginia r.
his wife, on the llth day OF June, ISL, for certain pur.
of trust are OF record in the Clerks Office OF the County
Court OF King William. shall, rs trustee, in the deeds
aforesaid. proceed 10 roll ON the premises, at public nuc.
ton. 10 the highest bidder. on Tuesday, tho lin duy OF
august, 1857, the valuable inrm called "Presque Isle,
upon which the late John Tayloc Wurmley resided, pre-.
vious to his dcnth. This farm is situated ON the Ma,tapo.
nj RIVER, about "a miles below the villnge of Aylr,rs, up To
which point the river ID naviyablc Tor vessels OF c~onsidera.
bic size.
There are two good landings Upon the farm, ut one of
which Il shai and herring hshery can be probably con.
Quoted.
The location has always been considered a healthy one,
and the close proximity Of Il fine mill. churches OF different
denominations aud the refinement and intelligence OF the
ncighborhood mav be mentioned rs desirable features in
the property. The tract coDunins about GOO acres, and us
II IL presumed thnt persons DESTROYS ofpurchasing will give
1t n personal inspection, II further description is deemed
unnecessary.
The purchaser will have the privilege OF sowing a crop
OF wheat in te fall, and full possession given him on the
lst day Of January, 1858.
Terms, which will be made known on the day of sale
will be OF the most accommodating character.
The tile is believed TO be perfect, but the trustee will oil
course convey with the usual special WARRANTED.
Mr.. Read, on the premises, Or my friend, Capt. Thns
Robinson, who lives near, will take pleasure in showing
the farm TO those wishing to purchase.
CARTER w. WORMELEY, Trustee,
June ll-ctl6 Enfield y n KIM Niliu,n IN
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JoRDAN's WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

= 7 :. VII.
Nov ~OrEN.-Leaving Richmond in the afternoon
~ cars via Washington for %lInrpers Ferry, thence by
Winchester Railroad TO Siephensons Depot, I. O III
miles in coaches to the Springs next day To dinner. In
Dyspepsia, Gout, rheumatism, Liver and Spleen Diseases,
Chronic Diarrhn.l ind Dy=entcry, &c and especially in
Skin Discascs, the curative medicinal effects % this water
are fully established. Grounds extensive and most bcauti.
fully shaded. Fine music and experienced servants Tn.
gagged. Hot and cold Sulphur Baths. Winter for sulc in
barrels or bottles.
Inn, rI-Iu II, nr II " IORDAN {. ppDc
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REAL ESTATE Al AUCTION. a
NM be sold upon the premises tu the hi.hest bid
IA az -, III q L,SIA " d. III Il

SAJlLL be sold upon the premises. tu the hishest bid
w der, ON WEDNESDAY the 18th of July next. the
tract OF land lying around Chesterfield depot, upon the
hichinond. fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Rond IL
c"it"lns 40 acres, has II fnr, cUmmodious dwelling house
and NIL necessary out houses III good repair, and 10 u first
rate stand tor II country store. There ID an excellent
peach orchard upon the premises, and IN abundance Of
desired H.. im,i"nu WI, n Gm dn,uet n,o Two tracts, IL
Ing whca, this full, and full possession at thu end OF the
year.
Terms made known on day OF sale. For further parti.
culars, npply to +. W. BURRUSS,
Ruiller Glen Post Office, Caroline co Va.
orto C.. 7. BCRRUSS. Trustee,
June 30-ctds Rich,nonJ Vo
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JANES w. NNEEN,
June l5-ctds Commissioned


VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE CONTIG.
UOus TO THE UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.
vHJlLL be offered for sale, at public auction, on the
w premises, August lt, leJ1. unless privately dis
posed OF, that very VALUABLE PROPERTY. adjoining
the University, and Immediately North of the rotunda,
which has been occupied by ME for several years rs u
Boarding House for Students. There nre accommodations
for IS students, and i3 acres OF land attached The pro-
pcrty will he shown TO any one DESTROYS Of purchasing -
The terms will be liberal. and will be made known on thr
dny OF snlc. ANY one disposed to purchase privately will
junc-s-ctds s. :. CARR.
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LOTTERIES.
MARYLAND LO1TtHIEa.
A6s MARYLAND.

BRILLIANT SCHEMES 9 J!-IY. ,Ss7
Drawings conducted HBdrr tic .u,,jat. ,,
State Lottery CDum;.,io,,r :"
TUESDAY, June 7-Bcl Air LOTTERY Cin-..- ~. !,
drawn bnllots. Tickets 81. Cn1i,nI pri,n.D 81, nnt
s,56s, 10 OF l,75J. &c Certificate OF a inrsa,, n, yrj,," I.
s7I- shares ia proportion. VI WIZ"
WEDNESDAY, july s-Su+1nrhanus C,,,aI f,,.,.i
IL Nos. II drawn. Tickets $40 Cari,ui rr,,... e., Gr, '
S.lId, Sc. trriiiir":" ni IL package oC ,yInIcs sI,i
shares in prul"riion. ~
THURSDAY. July ?-Cniroil County ci,ss. :. xu.
- drawn ballots, Tickets 81: CnpiinI Pr. snmn'
S!UWD, io.D, &c. Certificate III a packur, Ut ,yLnLr.
SI GESTURES In proportion. " " """"s
FRIDAY, July lO-Pokonoke River Chg d :. M.
II druwu ballots. Tick,ts 81 Caui,aI pr3lnS. sa'm ,,
10000, sc. Certificate OF a package OF whulrs s79E
share. in proportiOn. ~ 49,
SATURDAY, July ll-Grand Ccu,oIid ted. cla.s 10. :.
No. IL drawn. Tickets $40 Capital Prize: 81, oo,.
lO9I7. Sc. Certificate Of n pucknse Of whulr. siSs-
shares in proportion. '' s'"-
MONDAY, July - Washington County. c,u.s ~ =
Nos. II drawn ballots. Tickets -, GnpitaI prizr.@ -
s27, 800, lO,6is. &c. Tertihcatc of a package Of whn,,.
Sl2j !J-sharrs III proportion. ~
TUESDAY, July libel Air. Cl,s. "a ~ Ma !,
- drawn ballots. Tickets s.. CAPITAL Prizes. So oJu 4
Of 5.uDo. &c. Certificate OF u package OF wloIes s7I -
WEDNESDAY, July IL -Susau,hunun cun,l Cl,sa ~
II Nos IL dra" u ballots Tickets $40 CAPITAL p,izr,.
S3D.GOJ, lO.O9I. or 1000, &c. Certificate Of n p,rka.r
Ut wholcs SllS-ehhrcsi in proportions.
~ Dollar Lottery drawn dniiv
~ For Tickets Or Packages in thr ubov- schcu.s ,J,
ares, k. FRANCE IL 20
july Ui,l,,,rJ ".
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WYE will sell at private sale, a Good Cook Woman
w and her two Girl Children. who are large enough
to nurse or wait about Il house, for much less than their
market value, to remain In or near the city, or GU the rail
road, in this State. VI
July y. n. foLLia" W. hueu.
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' 49, FARM OF 1870 tCRES
nI NE TERMINUS OF THE WEST HAN PLiNh
noAI, tOUR-AND-A-HAL.F MILES WEST on
FOR SALE AT aI'cTIGS ~

~Nl1iMoND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
a u request OF Mcssrs. B. +. 4 Fred. Anderson.
-, "T,ihG executors OF the late Richard Aui,r,ou dec
pAi, the slst day of July, ls57, at ) oclock r. n if ,nr.
y IL !, n aIcv .e mex; lar dny. tho truly valuable Farm. heated
contains la9 acres of land, NIL under good encIos,+o n,j
In me very highest stnte of Improvement. The Builiir".
on the place are all nearly new. ARE ample for the ccu;r,.l
NnG' large Earn. Stable, Carriage House, Servants Hons,
estate. 80"
Possession will be- given so soon n, the erouirr PROT, ,
can be severed: 1t is believed, taken as "a whole. tim, ,hrir,
has not been offered in market, Tor many years. n Farm
cotnoinlng more advantages than this. whether reference.
be had to its location. or The fertility of is sniI n i.n"I,
a nan hours ride to Richmond. by a good plank road.
THnMs-Onefourth cash; balance at !. . md 3 YEAR. for
trust deed.
July 4-dtds GODDIS G, ApprBSpN 49,,
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p II. TAYLOR's MUSIC SALOON
xu6 pJdNI-FORTE WARE-ROOM

GOVERNOR STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
TINE undersigned is ;, f0, ,bs agent ee1eb bp 1asi -
s T. city f@ gLA shs .s'i p IA 'o' roR sSEss M"
The Instruments haverseeiy We the %u e" tnii country and in
ed approVst o. .nG lsscns Pianos of GALE & CO. and other
GOOD and we'll established makers.
P. II. Taylor keeps constantly on hand an ns assortment rndils o.,
- 100 consistinU of %Pelaubats superior MELODEONS
Of 81. 5 and s octsves, with single and double reed'.
Tsrior's approved FLUTEs-Nhese Flutes are not sur.
passed.. y,,.. -. rI,reo,c,. C,,,sr.
yialins. Banjos, Bridges, Pegs, &c.
Tuning Porks and Pipes, Mouth Pieces for Clarionets
and brass v;o,, s,,,a,
as md standard sheet Music to be found in this State
A liberal discount made to Teachers and Schools;
In shOr,, every article in -s IKE M .h1s p nns may . Q . 3
Pianos Tuned and let to Hire. Old Pianos taken In ex'
change for new ones. I'm AhihoA'
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ACADEMIC TT

ACADEWIC IUTUN-
TIME Trustees Of Richmond College will elect, on the
9th OF this month, a Tutor for the academic depart.
ment OF the Institution. lie il. expected to sit in the school
room from Q to 3 o'clock, with a brief internission, and to
teach aud discipline the pupils as in the best schools. The
branches taught are Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arthme.
tic. Geography, History, Algebra and the elements Of
Latin and Greek. He 10 considered one Of the Faculty,
and bis salary is one sixth of the tuition fees Of all the stu.
dents ofthe College. say from $3.50 to $500. Applications,
accompanied with proper testimonials. may be made TO
me until the day Of election. RIO: RfLAND,
Iuly i-c5t Richmond, Va.
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HEAUTIFUL COTTAGE E,nu,

tMrNIl ACRES. TWO MILES WEST OF pT,u
Lie SALE, DHIi' VI IjE'
\ : u request Of the owner. we will offer a, ruI,i, .,L.
=, !. l. :" u me premises, on TUESDAY. the 9TH Of JuIv I..-
4 i,v Nv hsuI o, . "Glock. T. NJ. il fair-if not, the ncNt All
,nn.r .d p ~ COTTAGE FARM, Of ~ acres. ~ ,h.
LII, eu % sydney, fronting on the North sidq ~ Ir,,.
nrops,, r' sro ""a u on the IVES; by u ROAD ,iyidinc nj,
h 10 ,hn AMI d' ~ n Il owned by Mr. Squircs. and on m, Ia,
!; we iAhn OF y. Robinson. Jr., Esq. The RIiIHnc. - H..
ranee are an new consisting Of a large and Lran.f, M, 80
,."ssu nmt'lns, bn,it Of line materials, having mn H.! i'm.
prov vinei''' such as Marble Nantes. Water CT. mt
!, r"hse Ha'h:. and containing i" Rooms. viii ri,s.
p p'"rI. mr. urss,iNS Rooms, besides Laundry. Bath Room.
ample servants accommodations, &c. Tier, /. aI.o , ,o'r,
barn, stable, Carriage House, Sr. '' ' ''E3
ror -, ~, ," I'M" aId : handsomely shaded by a grove Of youu.
''Tsrn. should more land be wanted it can be had,
c,,i.nns uone!onrh cash. ora satisfactorily endorsed H.,
eo'l"bic note at 4 months, with interest adI.d ,h,I,,'. -.
~. TWO ana three Years. for ne .o;iabIc notes hSariu, int
bid Reserved. y aMs''
nc .GoDDlN & APPEISoN. iu,ts
!. S-The foregoing place can be purchased rriya,'Iy 49,.
fore the day Of sale, and il preferred improved ,ity
~ NIGH, be- taken exchange. Inn. 80 ri
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3.sG Prizes, amounting to S2l52 GO
Whole Tickets $40 Halves S. Quarter. So IN
SMALL SCHEME DRAWS EVERY SATURDAY
Bank notes OF sound bnnks taken at par.
Checks ON New York remittcd for Prizes.
~ Address ordcrs for Tickets or Certificates Of Pack.
ages of Tickets TO
ANDERSON g. SON., MANAGERS,
Macon or Savannah, Ga.
sY"PeIsons holding Prize Tickets OF J.. +. Winter,
Manager. Will srul Ihnm Ia us fnr nnymrnt
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EACH SATURDAY in JULY!
APPROXIMATION PEIZl
$3.50 Prizes amounting to Saui,m
Whole Ti:kel., 80: Halves. g.: Quarters, - -.

',p'i ilN' AifhlliihN ~ T-'ts''
Whole Ti:ker., go: Halves. 81; Quarters, :? q.
PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY.
The numbers from | 10 $1,000, corresponding with those
numbers on tie tickets printed Oh separate slips OF paper,
are cncirclcd 9TH small tin tubes, and placed in one wheel
Til. first 20: prizes, similarly printed and encirclcd, are
placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then rcvolvcd, and a number is drawn
from the whcc. of numbers, and ut the samc time 4 prize IS
drawn from the other wheel. The number and prize drawn
out are opened and exhibited to the audience. aud register
ed by the Commissioners 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 Il prizes
will be entitled To the Is Approximation Prizes. For exam
pie: II ticket 40. 1880 draws the $4,000 prize, those tick
Ella numbered !l2iS. 1929, 1lsjl, ll.52, will each bc emit.
tied to S29j. II ticket No. $50 draws the 100000, those
tickets Numbered rs. 80, 81, 80, will each be entitled to
$2On, and 80 o. according 10 the above scheme.
The 1000 przes Of so will be determined by the LAT liz
ue Of the number that draws the $40, 900 prize. For exam.
pe, IL the nurbcr DRAWN: III. f6o,"p prize end, with No.
| /, then all the tickets where the number ends in ], will he
entitled TO ~ IT the number ends with ., then all the
tickets where he number ends in . will be entitled To s.u,
and so on too
Certificates Of packages will be sold at the following
rates, which il, the risk
| c.r,;Er.t. nf n,rkarrs of 10 whole tickets $50
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ISN'T 1T sOf
FREsII FRUIT
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN

Juns l7-d&c3m
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MEDICAL COLLEGE or VIRGINIA.
SESSION lsJ1-hS


vUyBE mex, annual Course Of Lectures will cum
mcncc on the lot oi October, 1851, al the College
Building. corner of MarrhHll and College streets, Rich
mond, and terminate on the lst Of March, 1855.
Surgical and Surgical Anatomy, by CHARLES BELL
GIBSON, NJ. d.
Theory aud Practice Of Medicine. by DAVID II. TICK
Chemistry and Pharmacy. by MAnris +. scorr, NJ.
ID.
Materia Medica and Therapeutics, by B. K. WEXFORD,
N. D..
Ans,omy, by ARTHUR f.. PErIcoLAs. Mn
Institutes Of Medicine and Medical Jurisprudcncc,b b.
LEVIN S. JoYSEs, NJ. y.
Obatetric. and Diseases Of Women and Children, by
JAS. II. CosYAY, N d.
Dcmonstrator of Anatomy, by MARION HOWARD, N. ID.
The study OF Practical Anatomy may be prosecuted
with the mUst ample facilities and at a very triiiins cx.
pensc.
Clinical Lectures ARE rcsu!arly given at the College In.
Urinary. This Infrmary, under III. same roof with the
College, is III all times well filed with Medical and ;urei
cal cases, and furnishes peculiar facilities for Clinical in
struc;ion
Many Surgical Operations are performed in the pre-.
scnce Of the clats. and the Students being daily admitted
to the wards, enjoy, under the guidance OF the Professors,
unusual opportunities for becoming familiar, not only with
the symptoms aiid diagnosis OF disease, but with It's daily
progress and treatment.
Amount Of Fees for Lectures, Blu
AUTHORIZATION rec, d
Fractlchl Anatomy ~
The price Of Board. including Fuel, Lights and Ser.
wants attendance, varies from 50 to s. per week. sThe
Catalogues, containing fuller information concerning the
Institution, will DC forwarded 10 those who apply for il, or
specific enquiries will be answered by letter.
l.. 5. JoYNES, NJ. D.,
1uly O-ctlat Oct 1Dpsn M rho Earuli,.
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VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE, BRISTOL. va.
n Mis- Institution will commence its Second Annual
IL Session on Wednesday, the I'd Of September.
FACULTY.
PRircrPALs.-WM n. hartley, A.. b., Ancient Ian.
guages and English Branches.
Mas MARIA HESRIorEs, Modern Languages and Ens.
lish Branches.
Miss NJ. E.. THoN, .........-.E English Branches.
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT.
WIN. NJ. BAkTLEY, Vocal md lnetrumcutai Music
Miss C. AMALIA 7. lIESMQvEs, Piano Forte & Guitar.
Tuition tor five months, 81, $40, SIS, SO.
Languages, each, g.
Instrumental Music, $40
Vocal gratuitous. Board in the family with the Priuci.
pals $40 per month.
For further information dec circulars or address either
Of tho Principals, Bristol, Va. e. Tenn.
June lQ-r3f
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| Use ARTHUR'S celebrated SELF.
SEALING CANS and JARS, and you
will have fresh fruit all the year a,
Summer prices.
Full directions for putting mp nil
kinds OF Fruit AMI Tomatoes accompn.
| ny rhcsc cans and jars.
They are made vi Tin, Glass, Queens
wnrc, and Fire and Acid proof StoEe
Ware. The sizes are from pints 10 Ca'
lore These cans aud jars are entirely
open NJ the tops, and NEST, 20 sscurc
economy in transportation.
For sale by Storekeepcrs throughout
the United States.
Descriptive circulars sent on npp!.ra-
ton. - Orders from the trHte 'on-
cited.
BE sure to ask for "arthur's. u
has stood the test OF two seatons, hay
ing been used by hundreds OF thousands
Of families, hotels and board!nS-ho"sc
keepers.
We are now making them for IL"
million. NOV
ARTHuR. RURNHAM & GlLROf,
Manufacturers under the Patent.
N. T.. cor. Tenth il George SIS,
PuILADEL PnlA
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STTUATION WANTED.

WANTED.
a YOUNG LADY, wishing to obtain n situation al
"A Teacher. either in a school or private family, viii
teach Enrlish, French, Music on pinno and Drawing, tc
beginners. The session will embrace ten months, begin
ing in September. Any perscn wishing to engage the
services Of such n person, will please address Mr.. B
Brooks Charlottesville. Vn. .hlne la -d&c3w'
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uDLACK CASHMERE PANTS by recon, ARR
walls. we arc now enabled to show the must extern.
.ive s,ock of superb French Doeskiu Cashmere Pants 10
he found in the State. Call Ut l0a, Main ct.
tnIv : KEEN, BALDWIN g. CO.
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GEO. Is. STEEL, DENTIST
FORMERLY WITH THE LATE DIR. tn kDMUNDs,)
OrYIcE AND RYsIpEwcE No. 23l, MArs ST,
MAY be found ut all hours, and is pre- O.
INl pared to insert teeth from one TO aiWET@
complete set, upon the purcst material S""
and in the best possible manner; also, to
extract, fill and regulate teeth. and perform all other
Dental operations. Having an experience oil nearly eight
years in tM, city, he feels confident OF giving satisfaction.
All work warranted. 3,
Remember the place, No a3l, on Main, between 9Th ard
9Th streets. Richmond, Va. June l-'m
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Certificate u packages OF 10 whole Ncke's ~
Z" 10 Half 1" Il
10 Quarter q
IN Fi,Iih ." IL

~ ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to our address for the tickets ordered,
on receipt Of which they will be forwarded by lrsi mail
Purchasers can hive tickets ending in any figure they may
designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be SEN, to per
sons. Immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their post office, county AMI State.
ssy- Remember that every prize is d drawn and payable III
full without deduction.
sS- All prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid immediately af
ter the drawing-other prizes at the usual time OF thirty
days.
AI communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets or certificates TO
:. SWAN i CO., Atlanta, Ga.
sy- A list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wh.,l with Tie amount OF the prize that each one is entitled
10, will be- published after every drawing, in the following
pap.r,: New Orlcaus Delta, Mobile Register. Charleston
Standard Nashville Gazette. Atlanta lnteiIsehcer, New
yort W..tIy Day Book, Savannah Morning News, Rich.
~. ,sen.,,b and Trw.Ynrk Dispatch. July /
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AT GREENWOOD DEPOT, To- Va
WILLIAM DrSwIDDrE. NJ. A. Principal.
JoHS N. STRorlIER. NJ. A. ,s.is,pni Instructors
JAMES DINwIpDIE.
TIME Second Session Of this School will co'n'ncn't ~ ~.
the 18th September next, aud clos" on the l"" jay
following. ~
The Principal ia n Master Of Arts Of the uniyrr''y ~
Vrs inia, has had q, hi years experience in tcachins u"ie,
aud was for the three years immediately pr''''''"f W.
last, an Assistant Instructor in the University IN ihr scHoo''
of Mathematics and Ancient Languages.
Mr. STROLLER is also a Mastered Arts OF the lnl'tiSti, "
Graduate la Mixed Mathematics. aud dunn: In: c'sio
Of the University JUS, cluscl conducted Il Clns- III ure'A
in that Institution under the authority OF the rHcuily'
Mr. James Dipwiddie WAS ciucntcd III Mathematics ~
Prof. Charles :. Venablcs OF Prince Edward, a d'sln'
guished Graduate of the CniversitS, and has tMd exp.
rience in teaching. The instruction will, therefore, oo
thoroughly preparatory Tor the university IN every De'
partment. ,p,u
The location, n, Greenwood Depot. on In" Central IL III
road, IL miles west from the University OF Virginia, com
bines in II rare degree facility Of access with rt,io.eleSS
from temptation The ncghborhood Is excellent, anu
every way Il desirable ono tor N School.
The Session il divided into two terms Oh hc months
each.
The expenses for cach term, Including every thins OK
cept lights, are SIPS, payable Oh the fret day OF Tue 'cl"n.
Fifty Boys Gun be received. Only two Boys VIII occupy
each room It,
CATALOGUES, containing full particulars, can be hd oS
Gfn,D,r w July 3-calt