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BY GoDDIN & APPERs0N, AUCTs
VALUABLE ESTATE rs r. ANoxE COUNTY

VALUABLE ESTATE IN Ki ANOKE COUNTY
THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND !IETY-<YVFN
ACRES. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
NA1ILL be sold At auction on the premises or TUE
w DAY, the nth August 1859 ut IL o'clock y. ".
fair if not the next fair day thnt portion of tie ,Gat,
estate in Roanoke County recently owned by Nj teH
James as lies on tho right side OF the turnpike road es
Ing from Lynchburg to Salem. containing, by rrcen'
survey l51 acres say one tract No. OF III s'rs. C
which 2l5 acres cleared, and 5l2 in orign-
growth. and mainly the finest tobacco land The oher =
tract No OF 40 acres OF which l3i acres are cleared
aid 2,6 in original growth above mentioned On
the largest tract the inn rnvenens vslusbr, cu-s
ing Of large brick dwelling two stories above br,
with brick wing for Kitchen &C. all recently thoroughly
arpaired and painted. with porches, besides src
brick barn, breeding some repsirs> excellent arcS
Office lumber house all covered with tin except
the barn; the dwelling house having been covered wa
tin the past year, with lightning rods complete Also
hne orchard. garden ground and well of water So
The cleared, rs well rs most Of the timbered bard l.
very fertile, having fine Southern exposure bcua si,
ia" IL quality to the lands In that neighborhood which
sre SO we'll known. and are regarded among he
valuable In Virginia; the heHthinrs. Of the climate
beauty of scenery being unsurpassed This estate beng
within quarter OF mile OF Bonsack's Depot. u.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad and lees than quurrr
0i mile from manufacturing Hour mill. corn mil! stu
mill; ia within nine hours travel OF Richmond and
Petersburg, and about two hours from Lynchburg,
either Of which places its products be quickly ami
chesply transported The neiehborhood and seciety
excellent. 1t lies within mile Of Coyners White
Black Sulphur SPRING., about II mites OF Salem, sui
about Eve miles from the large and hourishing fcuu!
Institute At Botetuurt Springs.
Persons disposed TO examine III" foregoing properly
do so at uny time, and they arc particularly and
spectfully invited To do
On the above estate there il nearly 500 OF land il
original growth. the wood from which be- sold Bon
sacks depot at from 81 to So 25 per cord From much
this land six loads per day be hsu!ed and from Oho
parts four i've loads per day. This would pay srEi
proportion of The purchase money OF the whole
As the present OF the above estate anxious
sell the same purchasers invited to attend the sse
As No q will be sold without the east limit
reserve. that purchasers may attend the sale with Tho
expectation of getting bargain the owners not hayi.
purchased the properly with view Of holding it.
TERms-Onehird cash; balance H one and two year
for nsgotisble notes. bearing interest secured oya r.i
deed
July l5-c9awtds GODDIN & APPERsON. Aucts
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,,>rs aR OCEAN sTEAMERS.
.pEa.aL NUl'lCES.


CURES.--Wc have slways
,.,.ye, the wonder III cures which enc me-
.....-,. pietrnds TO have made-but slow Nc
..r ,Nrup, when we are fairly convinced.
,,-s who are acquainted with the cases
4.,1 Nc Farwcli. will not think US lightly
49,. ,.::t,.s tur belle. that Ayers Caiharuc
,..g.. Tor pu,,y ns tho blood which excel auy
cs.uizant q: the iscts, we will say: she
|'-' ,.. .,r q. r .. "a: years with scrofula which
,, ,,f.r N spite o.: AL he remedies she could
-" 80 .ooA Ayers rllls Uuaer their infiu'
.,,.l., %; Ter sores have healed, u1iil she
~, .. ,rse rom The complain, as ourselves
-. 'rr.r ruru;ls with pair IL his side that dis
Z. =, ,,o-S 'ar q !,u.. ;iuc; al other medicines
mi a,,u auy per,naasn; relief, eu, lew
( -. m. eu- ed him, ana be is now steadily NJ
l.. + ..ai.,;rr on the cars lMicdietown Daily
.-. g.saciyal Drass;sts in Richmond and else
Aus 2-lm
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PIEDMIONT INSTITUTE,

CHARL OTTESPILLE. FiRGINfd.
MISS ANNE LEATON. rRI>cIrA'.
T1NIlE fifth annu session Of the Piedmont Institute will
4 begin the first Monday Of September and end the
last of June following
Teachers of Enelish--Miss Anne Lcaton Miss Jane
Leaton Miss Betty Lewis Mlsic-Mr. Chas /. Frey.
Ancient and Modern Languages, NJ Won Fisckciz A.
ssart Instructor in Modern Languages the Uniyersy
OF Virginia.
Terms SESSION MoSTHs.-Engish Pri.
mary Department SIS English Advanced Department,
$50; Algebra and Geometry. each, Sl0; Modern Lam
ruages each. 500 Ancicn; Languages cnch, 500 Music
Piano, with ot Instrument, SD; Vocal Music,
private lessons S66 Vocal Music, class 49, Drawing,
$50; Board including lights fuel etc, $40; Washing 81,
per mon h.
REFERENCES Right Rev William Meade. D u: Rev K
X Meade, Charlottesville Va; Rev WIN Nelson, Scutts
vile, va; Nj VIM Robertson, Charlottesville, Va Mr.
John II Timberlake, DR. Chas Minor Mr. Eugene Davis,
Charlottesville, Va Rev James Coleman, Daniel DcJar.
matte, Caroline county, Va; Lawrence Carr, Esq. Ia
nswha H; Hon Alexander Holiday, Richmond, VA;
Prof Minor, University Of Va; Col Robert Ashln, vii
mington fluvanna county,Vn; Nj VIM d Hart Garland
Z o. Va; DR. Win Carr charlottesville, Va Mr. William
Wuhrow Wavnesboro. Va. Juiy 2i-ciScpJ
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NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER }
RAILROAD COMPANY

TIME undersigned 10 authorized receive Proposal;
for the diminished Grading, Bridging, Delivery Of
Cross Ties. Laying the Track. Depots and all other wors
necessary complete the l Division OF the hichnono
York River Railroad to Pamunkey River (a3 nilesO AND
also for the 2nd Division sepsIatey from Pamunkey
River to West Point, (J $40 miles, including Pamunkey
River Bridge.
Proposals sealed will be received Mt the Engineers
Office of the above Company in Richmond, until the 10Th
day of August next where Plans specifications and ell IN
formation necessary for bidders will also be furnished Oh
aud after the lat day Of August
Payments mon,hy in Cash and In Il e Compenys sna
State Bonds Bidders TO chow satisfactory evidence Of
ability and responsibility and 90 per cent reserved ITO"
monthly estimates until contracts completed
D. 9. WALTON,
Jp,- oa-,Au.s Chief Epgr.
- posTpoSFNENT OF LETTING. - The
above letting = postponed until the 24th OF august DOS
Will be receive, from the 18th TO the 24th inclusive
Anos D. g. WALTON, Chief EnEinees
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RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE


q and close the last Thursday in June, 1889
No material changes In the general plan found to be
Desirable but hoped the experience acquired by
previous ssons and the additional teachers secured
will greater facility aud success Ia carrying out the
system which has already Tor the Institute so high
a position.
REV b. MANLY, in will rc.a'n the position OF Pres-
dru which he has occupied from the beginning, and VIII
devote his attention exclusively 10 the instruction and u
pervslon OF the SchJol bels freed from the OF the
ooarders.
TIE Boarding Department will be entrusted to Pro-
fessur CHARLHs H. WIssroS and hio Lady, whom the
Trustees re that they reason to repose The highest
confidence. Professor Winston will also give instruction
N Ancient Languages aud En.heh Literature. he Is
Master OF AT, niv'rsliy OF virginia and recently
rrotussu or il Trans ylviniu University, Kentucky
The Trustees in correspondence with gentleman
of deserved reputation. Professor OF Mathematics
whose name will, be announced al an early day.
The services Of DR. LEWIS. as Professor OF Eatu
raj Sciences Of Miss Macy l. THOMPSON as Instructor
in French Dr. r BUcHLEE, Teacher ct German have
again secured; ana Addioni assistance Will be pro-
vded Tor instruction the English branches OF the Col
leyiate Department. Mrs JANE X STASARp, Mrs ANN
I. MALLORY aiiss MARY LATiIRoP aud Miss MARTHA
A. ToMPXINs will have charge vi the Prepa a0ry Ciass.s
Mr. n. CLAPP viii c-ntinue 20 be the Principal OF the
Music Departneu; and will be aided by such assistants
may be ueediul suitable provision will be mace tor in
,truction u painting. drawing and other ornamental
TERMs-PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Half payable In Advance, Oct the remainder Feb. 10
English Tuition in Preparatory Department. $50
French in Preparatory Department Observation-Disclosures. ~
English Tuition in Collegiate Department. 80
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. 20
Music on Piano Guitar. 90
Use OF Instrument. -
Drawing Needewo:k, Grsciun Panting .---.....- 20
oil Painting 40
Board including every thing except washing 700
Aus 4Hd2tn B. MANLY, JR.
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Hc>TgTrkR's DiTTERS The Great

IS p-rsocs migrating 10 the extreme Western
: she .-.al lear they Cav" OF Fever and Ague-
ir-.ui OF all diseases. Evcry dag we hear OF
,r,csed ~ this disease and made helpless in II
NJ WITHOUT any means OF a:turding relief In view
-.,' demand tor needy, Or ilosrErTER has
e.. cc'-J A.rd Bite =, whose curative powers
s-,..- = toe stomach nave been universally &c
-. IN. 5.ucrs, prepared niier long experience
-'-!y. save received me eEcJn!a:ns OF the most
OCEANS wei IS sli ,'sIs"a. from ivory
e..,lrTy. 70 .'ipss wEJ ,.OuUt :heir many
=, can say Is :o;:y rrrnl. aaa Judge for them.
'!s'!v ...-,.,....
s. u-...i,.- ey.ry,s mere aud hy HOSTETTER
-. ef,prielUrs - Water and y Front Sts.,
r.. July a6-d&cwst
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CHESTER FEMALE ACADEMY.
ESHE subscribers TO their ircDde ind 10 the
a public that they have removed To the village OF
Ches and on the let October next, will open their
Academy for the reception OF young Indies. boarding
July lsi less
la ;his they ac,uatcd By several weichy and
important reasons First health themselves and pupis
SECONDLY long and practical experience" well obser
vation has convinced them that the country IL thu best
place the perfection Of female cda:aoni cultivate
the mind soften the manners tutC the temper and ds
position and last though not least to keep the heart und
feelings in their Native purity while free exercise in
open mir invgoratcs the body and gives strength and
ems rgJ the intellect.
The buildings are large and cOnvenicnt situated An
o,n,nence about hundred yards from the Richmond
und Petersburg rail road overlooking the village at Ches
ter, Chesterfield county, Va twelve miles south OF Rich
rnond and only from Petersburg The establishment
hrs been purchased and extensive additions now in
rapid progress with an intention 10 make II pei manen
r.sidence and school
Particular attention will DC paid to the manners and mo
rails OF the young ladies at all times md deep interest
taken in their advanceneni in word. Chester Academy
will be a Christian School; and study there conducted in
way make the pupils not only learned, but .ooi and
happy r,,,
Board, including washing aud lights, Tor TIE session
Of nine months, $50
Tuition in al the English branches Mathematics
excepted, 81
Including which 40
French, ~
Music, instrumental ara Toca on F'6ao ana ''r'taE' -
each, 80
The Harp, 70
Drawing and Painting at Professors prices.
Payments hal In Aforementioned Mt the close oil the
session. MkS JEtFENHoN MiNOR.
MSS ADA BYRON MINOR.
Dr. Jefferson Miner ;akea great pleasure in saying, that
the move TO Chestrr and the establishment OF School
by Mrs Minor and her daughter Miss a. Is Minor, meet
his entire appreciation. DE promises parental eye over
the charge entrusted to their care event oil sickness
every attention will be paid and charge made Tor
ressional services The situation however sremarkHhle
for health
address Proctors Creek p o., Chesterfield county, Va
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At. InHN,SC OLLEG

ANNAPOLIS MARYLAND.
TIME next Academic year OF ST. JOHNS COLLEGt
the SIKH of October 1873 Tho location of this lnstitu
lion Is in all respects admirably adapted academic pur
poses Remote from the stir and hustle oil large city II
invites TO study aud Literary repose; ana its proxim
~ 4O miles by rail road twice day. 10 Washington and
baltimore cities makes il perfectly accessible from the
rrr al national horoughiarcS and beautiful build
ing lust completed, with accommodations fer one hun.
bred and fifty students aordng greatly incI eard faci
ties for the education Of youth Dormory, very com
,nodoue and well ventiluted with large study Mt
tsched will under the constant supervision OF the Pre-
iec,s afford young boys that daily nnn nightly superv
siun which 10 found Indispensable in the education oil
youth The very central position oil Annapolis, whether
considered in reference State the country gene
ray and Its perfect hcahfuness and exemption from
the extremes Of heat and cold point ont one OF the
most spots for If learning Every posi-
BILE facility for exercise Is afforded by nree and beautiful
urounds water right OF some three.quarters OF mile
affords means Of swimming bathing and skating all with
In College bounds.
The College Campus affords the finest field for tho resu
lar infantry drill and occasional parade Nor are the nd
yantspes in scholastic poin, OF view NJ all less striking
With all i,s chnrs filled by III the prime oi 'r and
freshness OF vgor the lasutiUn prepared trtake lis
place by tho side OF the most prominent schools IN the
land educator OF youth. Is iaclhties o' ascphne
are much more than usually abundant. To the South.
especially an institution snated just as TINS 10 most
inviting All that required TO the completion ." an nAer
Graduate Course clothing alone excepted hy be had nj
the rate OF $50 per annum Hehtietnen hsshs son VI
ward at the Naval School and members OF Cong rcss from
distance would lind il convenient 10 Inquire par
ticulary into tho character o this institution PuhctuA
attendance on by the fret day oil the academic year
(Which begins the first "Wednesday IN octooef ana
ends the rs Wednesday in August foliowingpls most
earnestly requested and will be most convenient 10 the
student choice of depends on the time oil MS
arrival For further Information, and for circuars apply
to REV. G.. X. NELSON, ID. ID
Principal of 81 Johns College,.
Iulv l4-eodtlstOct Annapolis, Md
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.

MEDICAL COLLEGE or FlhGlNiA,
SESSION OF 1882.
yUNHE Annual Course of Lectures Will commences on
Il the first Monday In October, and continue until the
LIST OF March.
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, NJ. a.
PRACTICE MEDICINE
DAVID II. TUCKER, VI. q.
MArERiA MEricA AND THERAPEUTICS,
BEVERLEY r. WELLFORD, VI. u.
ANATOMY,
A. L. PETiCOLAS, NJ. d.
INSTITUTES OF MEDICINE AND MEDICAL JrRIs7RVOENoE,
l.. s JOYNES, NJ. D.
opsTETRIcs DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN
JAMES II. CONWAY, NJ. d.
CHEMISTRY AND PHARMACY,
JAMES B. McCAW, NJ ID.
pRMoNsrRAroR ANATOMY,
MARION HOWARD, ID.
The Study of Practical Anatomy may be prosecuted
with the most ample facilities and e. very ending eS
psnse Clinical Instruction 10 gi7ea - the iuhrmary OF
the College which is all time5 well supplied with Me.
dica and Surgical cae1 and being under the same ron
with the Lecture Rooms affords the student peculiar ad
ysutace e, Tor the observation OF disease -
FrEs-For the full Course OF Lectures. elu5
Demonstration Of Anatomy --....-.-.. ~
Graduation. ~
l.. s. JOYEES, NJ. d.
July l3-ctOet1 psan OIL acu's'
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S0 FAMILY CAN AFFORD TO BE
LIT Nj STANG IMMINENT in their house. The

e, .;. ~ a.c liaJle 20. may render i necessary
........ I'D an.,.iug is car able nj pcrfornin:
CERTAIN care thxrscD in lifting the kettle
|. n, II, cau.h; and sc.lded my hands and person
-,.i.y-on. hand almost to crisp. The torture
..-.,rp- 4: vas ea awful sight The
+: L,a.,nent appeared to extract the pain almost
-ceiy. l. teai.j rapidly and lett no scar OF &c.
iAa:g IS FosrEn, 400 Broad street, Philadelphia
i, swyaderiu, s..iclc. It will cure any case OF
Il, Bsras. stit Joints. Eruptiuns or Rheumatism
.ts .ho@!i never BE- dispensed with. One dol.
Ind {: Nus,ans mas frequently saved valuable
= cues Ga!ds. Sprr!as, Eingbonc. SPAWN and
u, H"H-." Ui limitations
;-u-.aa Na,,an. Liainen; Is sold BY all respect
.s.!l., ta:J4s holt .h9 vorld.
BAREES & PARK.
..r-iyrIm propriptors New York.
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.ID0IPH MACON COLIEGE.


'NyHE next session of thi Institution will open on
Il Thursday, the 18Th September and close on The last
Thursday Of June
WnLIAa A. SMITH, u. D, President aud Professor OF
Mental and Moral Philosophy
joins e. Wills A. N Professor of Mathematics and
WILLIAM B. Cans, 4. NJ. Prcfessc. of Ancicr; Lam
suagrs.
Sciences
WILLIAM A. SHErAnp. A. B.. Assistant: Professor Of
Ancient Languages and Mathematics. md Instructor In
French
RS IsBEL1, A. B. Principal Preparatory Department
This school has been removed from the College premsee
but sufficiently near the accommodation Of students
in this department
Tuition per Of 20 weeks payable in advance sa5 90
Incidental charge ito students in Experimental Sci
ence) %
French (exra) per term OF 90 weeks, in adsanse 90
Analyticsl Chemistry (extra.) 10 CV
English studies in Prep Department, IS 20
Board per term of 20 weeks payable in advance ~ co
Students rooninc n College furnish their rooms,
and paw fo- lpLts, fuel and washing
Preparatory students OBTAIN board In the neie htor
hood for less.
such students as do not desire complete the
may be graduated In the separate Department., aud re-
cetrs special Diplomas. Jury 2-ct"o sept
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T. G. Wormley NJ D., Professor of Chemistry in stnr
ling Medical College, Of Natural Sciences in Csplr'l
University Lecturer in Esther Institute &c Endorsed
~ Maupn and Smith of the University oil Virgins ana
by hundreds OF other scientific in this and otn'i
States.
Prices 80 aud 81 por foot all complete, o" lhs
buildings. Guaranteed protect Insurance cornpshr'
make reasonable allowances where the Copper NOD IL
put to buldings.
Agents supplied IN reasonable terms; Ad'ire--
E. E. LEE or
WIN. BEARS WOOD
Richmond. Va.
ma s,.,d M e Main Street July l7-cGd2m
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,
- ~ \~~>~~~~~~~>>>
LOUISA FE IL \ f. l. AGA DENY.

- -
LOUISA Il II LIE ACADEuS
WiLLWOOD
THREE MILES FROM TIE VIRGINIA CENTRAL uAtR,.D
Au RS. MARTHA F. DABNEY assislad tv her d.u IN
Iva te!s proposes To open School Tor Young Indies
the hrsl day oil October next. In Tins Scnool will bee
taught
ls' The Ruiimcn's Of Chemistry, Natural Philosophy
aud al! the Elementary Branches of an English E,iucs
ton
End History. French anI Music on the Piano
Ord Embroidery and Needle Work
TERMS:
BOARD including Washing aud Lights, and Tuition in all
inc rhssh Branches for session eli months sl3r oO
instruction III Music and USE OF Piano 81 %
ror scholars advanced Professor will be ein
ployed ut usus rates
French 20 ca
E'noro tcry and Needle Work .-.--..-.:...... > co
One half OF all charges to be paid in advance, and the
remainder before the close OF the session
Each Young Lady will be expected To furnish her
towels properly marked.
The Instructors In this School allowed refer to
Professor Geo EdwsI Dabney, VIM ID Stuart Rev Ro
Ryland and Col Edmund Foniue, kic nond; WIN Cooke,
Esqr Second Turn Out, Louisa; Maj II Price, Verdon
Hanover; Philip Nelson, Esq and Lucius II Minor Esqr
Etna o, Hanover.
The number of bonrdrrs will! be- limited to twelve and
the tender maternal care promised.
Aidress-"Sccond Turn Out, Louisa" at which place
carriages will always meet the pupils Early application
is requested.
Aug J-c,Ocl WM. II nABNEY
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.pr,.rF FOR Mas .,SD BEAsT.-THE
5v.y- HOPE AND FARMERS tRlEND.-DR.

-v,y- HOPE ASU FARMERS tRiEND.-DR.
~ .ARBraS EMBRoCATION.-Tw years
~. ?.,rsraiion in vsrious parts Of the country
.a. :, o., one Of the most Valuable remedies ever
~ RAegN4t.s,n. Neuralgia, SprSin-, Swellincs.
:e-i, Ie .rc and Rirg Worm, Pimples, Paine in
i, srr,s: Sc. in ia4n--and tor rses ettcctually
li -! g-rsh "ouEdl Cute. Sprsins, Strains.
>s.... Spawn. Sweeny, Wind Gail Puts, Polo
80. M. Scratches. Thrash, Calls swelling
:s-.. Ct ;.:s, &C. Ail the proprietor, conn
=. ~a;e ne wor ii 70 ;rcGuce its equal
~ Is y Il. BUXTON OF Philadelphia.
Js Pm ell, LApD u co, R!chul nd-aud by
:. .a s,oreseepcrs throughout, the United States.
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FEMALE SCHOOL NEAR GoRDoNsyiLLE

rINHE next Session of this school will the
let OF September 1855. and terminate on the lHs: OF
June, 1859.
The corps OF Teachers will Ice such as the school may
require.
In this School will be taught the Latin English and
French Language, with special attention to the prnc
pies of the construction of language Moral Science
Mathematics Natural Sciences including Natural Pboso
phv, Natural history, Chemistry, Botany Geology. &C.
Ancient and Modern History Ancient aud Modern Geo
crnphy Instrumental and Vocal Music
The location is healthy AM "rhin mile ard
halt of three churches.
Terms per session Of ten months, $50 Tor Board and
Tuition in any Of the Branches taught except Music. Tor
which with Of Piano. there will be extra charge Of
thirty i've dollars.
address, Gordonsyle, Va
I,l,
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lust PUBLISHED.

Just PUBLISHED.
XX7ARROCK's VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAhoLiSA
" ALMANACK for the year 1S59.
Contanipg beside the usual Amanack matter, correct
Ia, of ,be renbers of both branches OF the Legislature
Courts RECOMMENDATION In Congress, government Of North
/. nrnted on entirely type and good paper For
sale by ). Edwin 1oOpE,
InIv Of Successor TO John Warrock.
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FTn, -. VI" f>UVFS.
~ IaOkkE-A Novel. by Anthony Troilope.
~: OF Rachel Bv Madame DEB.
4. -'sriE curtis-A Model Man. BY c 81
4. W.. hing Richard The Second Of England. By
Y or. iho 'hru oi Hnsiahu' ny
r"'r IN Russia. or Tho Boy Travellers In the
.r.,,'|%'t- By ". H. 6 Kingston, ESQ.,
/, '" "nc Practical Geometry. By Charles II.
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CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
"a WO0D AND IVORY TURNING.

-;a WOOD AND IVORY TURNING.
XKI b. MALONE begs leave to inform the public
w that he has commenced the above business, In
al! it's various branches, Mayo street, in Miles Am
tler's SASH Door aud Blind Factory, where all orders
Cabinet Makers can have columns Of all tho various or
1ers u, src;s Novels. both hectagon and octsgon,
yeneered or solid of latest Northern ia.'c-r snd
Rnlus,rades Of Cherry Walnut, Mahogany and Oak sI,
Ten Pin Balls and Billiard Balls, &c, &c turned with
neatness shortest notice He invites orders
from all who have such work. fully assured that he can
give entire satisfaction. July Ely
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"a, ANTE!; -EUi.P EP ER MILITARY INSTITUTE
w The Tcustses OF the Cupepe Military institute
ail appoint before tho ls ii Septrnner AN instructor
I'LL the chair Of Modern Languages in that institution
well educated European who can sPeak the iapeShscs
lr.ntly j. red Applications. SITTING saarv required
together .ith good accommodations mus; be- hdnLerttd
to Rcvd JEO COLE. President o the board VI ru'
,.es Culpepcr H. Va July % dit
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JULY 26'h. 1855.


JULY 26h. 1855.
FIVE STOCK OF SUPERIOR
READY MADE CLOTuISG At GKEATLY
REDUCED PRICES
SUMMEA STOCK 10 not desirable to carry over To
- second season, consequently Twill continue sale: the
cstsRee OF this a. greatly reduced rateA All 10
I'D GOODMAN,
Jaly 26 No LIS, Nain street., Rcnrnono' W