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DISCOVERY OF THIRTY THOUSAND Ma
TIVE CHRISTIANS ON AN INDIAN ISLAND
Wesee it stated upon what may be considered relia
Bile authority, that 80 QUO Christians have recently
been found upon ali island North of Ceebes. 1thss
been rumored for time that there WAS there Chris
tisn people forgotten and forssken, which, however,
yet possessed three Bibles, and continued steadas i'll
the faith. When missionaries first landed on the
leland they met with school teacher aud his pupis
who repeated in the Maaysn tongue "As the hart
psnteih after the water brooks, go panteth my son
after thee, D Lord" No Bibles we're found, but lis
most precious promises were written upon the bark
of trees. They knew the Apostles Greed. aud ihr
Heidelberg Cafechsm and the Christian customs.-
Twenty churches and schools yet existed Through
the fundamentally Of pastor Heldring, founder of
the Magdaleu Asylum at Seinbeck. and chiei patron
OF Inner Missions in Holland, four missionaries, who
had been educated under the venerable Goesner,
were sent out. and 5000 persons baptized. This ia
certainly an interesting discovery. The island oil
which these Christians we're found belongs TO the
East India Archipelago. The Dutch have for years
had political rule in tGis region. This may account
for the original introduction Of Christianity among
this people, and Tor the fact that the Heidelberg
Cstechism still found in their possession. But
sti the particular time aud circumstances in which
this introduction took place may we'll challenge spe
cial attention, and elicit investigation from those who
have the leisure and facilities for prosecuting it,
lGermon Reform Messenger.
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:. =: -TI,lnRE EEMAIE CnILkt:t.

yK1niS :rlnAry 0i learning WAS instituted Tor the M
c!ai education o, 80 NJ -d"- and ctcai"d a Co,-
lore proper in si9 by tue Lras.niu.e" Maryland with
suhnrity 10 confer the uslnl G.cu,r dG,re2s
II is located in retired and beautiful part 81 the c.;
and the buildings have been Rrrrn.cd ~ to lnsurc
health comfort aud convenience During the year they
have been cxicndcd 10y the erection al m
on the main cdirc and building sixty feet iang and
6ye stories high with chemical hall painting and reading
rooms BAN rnons &C. Bnardcrs rcsi1" with tho family
of .be z r. sid. - 90, H.c under his parental care.
TIE institution tnkcs rank 18th oldest and best Sc
minarirs aEi cr,oys liberal PATRONAGE from tie Middle
sou,irrn md Western S'G.es.
The t. sc-sgr opens Scprrber nth, under lc Yellow
ing Instructors Southern ty education and IN continent
FACULTY or i.S FRICTION
N C. RRooKs A NJ Prof Anct Language.
w r. MnxhoE N. Prot. OF Chemistry.
Row j A. MUSRoH. a. NJ Mathematics. &c
Mise CAROLINE VEEpER. Mathematics, &c
- -, Bellies LrtirCs and Physiology.
Nies IIAR;:ec A. t,ERF. English and History.
Mics G4aTT. English Branches.
Mons X. b'ELPEGX, rot. Frelch Language.
JcIfrs DASZfGEE. German i,ancrLgG
Mons EMILE NETT Drawing md Painting.
Mr Jony -cHnFPER, Instrumental Music
Miss ellen. {. tioBRIGiiT, Piano and Singing
Mrs f.. 4. kEFRL, Guitar and singing
and Tuition from S2O0 To 1910 per
snnu accordin. the branches OF study pursued For
catalogues with iu information, hddrss nj No , st.
Paul s, k:mOr" N. c. BRoohs, President.
Arg il--con
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r EXTINCTION Law sCHOGi.-iass, iLe-.ne:
SION OF M, Law Scaoo. VIII -oni,H' o. c.o.e on
m Monday the s,h Il November hrGt' a IN M. sri:
Sn M,rr5 Is59 Printed c.rcs1r ies-t. WI -, ia.fu
gentlemen desiring information IS 20 i-e r''
ion ,ex,.oooks, &: adopted Ia my .ea2gi egOrGH
Aug lg-ctSov! JOIN hh' .,J d p-,h /.
,b he sSov.. in th~ir country editions III No.
let -5s.
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siEpiCAI. COLLEGE or VIRGINIA,

stNSiDN bf iFf--''s
F6NliE ADn,iAi GOurer Oi Lectures VIA c1h'e'.t
Il the irst Monday in October. mud continue "'''
Is, vi March
CHARLES bELi. GIBSON, ". -
PRACTICE or MFDrcISE
DAVID H. TUCKER, u.
MArERIA MEDICN AND rHHkAPst TIC
BEVERLEY r. WELLlORD, NJ. y
ANATOMY.
AE pETlcOLiS ". D.
INSTITUTES OF MEDICINE ASD MEDICAL 'tH'S''''
!. :; JONES. Il. D..
GBsTETLics AND DISEASES OF "onEs 49, Wa
JAMES H. cONWAi.M 81. ID.
CHEMISTRY ASD PHARMACY,
JA,iES h McCAW, NJ d
DEMONSTRATION OF ASATunf'
MARION HOWARD, " d. .,.l
The Study o: Practical Ans:omy mHy % p,',, "a
win the most smp. taci!!,i-. aud 81 s'i
pensr Clinical instruction. is gwen IN ia' W., ",
m. College. which I, nj AL time well -GpPe" ;,
deal and surgical cs,cs. and being uhdrf 'he 80
with the Lecture Rooms. hiJrds the si-''N' -
yanta,es !or The observation OF d.1ease. so.
FzEs For the ul Course oi Lect-Fes '-''' hi
Demoa.,ratpr OF Anatomy ..--'''''' !:
siatriGuat.on .-...-.--...s'.-'' ltl
Graduation. :-...', II D.
lI-ctO.Il Dfhh ~ -
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FLUyANNA FEMALE INSTITUTE.


FACULTY.
UpEV P $ HENSON a. NJ, Principal, Natural Sell
u euces and German.
Rev j. r. SMITH A. NJ. Moral PHILOSOPHY and Ancient
Languages.
Mrs A. REESE HENSON, Mathematics.
Miss r. A. PUFFER, French and Bellies LettTei
Miss SCE V. WILLIAMS, Mathematics.
Miss L. +. LETELLIER, Music and Embroidery
- Music ana Painting.
Miss NJ f. TAYLOR, English.
Miss " F. WILLIAMS English.
The next session Of this Institution will commcnc" on
tn. first Wednesday in October and close on III" irst
Wednesday in July following.
The Course OF Instruction. &c Is Identical WITH Ihh'
pursued nj the University OF Virginia
Catalogues containing full PARTICULARS may be obtained
10y addressing the Principal, At Fork Union r. o. Fu
y.un, cnunfy VIRGINIA Aug lS-cU6w
JV1HE POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE Ut tt.r STATE
n of Pennsylvania, West Penn Square, PhlSdelph".
Incorporated by the Legislature, 1898, on the pan u
the Industrial Colleges OF Paris and Rerlin affords tho
rough profess education Civil Engineering. Mining
Eppnerrn. Mechanical Engineering, Industrial, Ana
icnl and Agricultural Chemistry, Metallurcy aud ar.
chI,ecture >,
Ample facilities provided for Field and Laboratory
Practice and Assistant Engineers mny perfect themselves
ia any branch al their profession
The SIXTH ANNUAL SESSION will begin On Monday,
September 90, leJe. Appgto
DIR A. L. KENNEDY, President of the Faculty.
Iulv el--.,rn Polytechnic College. Philadelphia
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t1.TWOUD SCHOOL.

tAnTWOUD SCHOUf
NEAR STaUNTON-BY PIKE POWERS; .
tu,uE exrrcis.s of This school will be resumed on inc
4 Isr September aud close on lo'h June 'o''e"'"s
with a semi annual and an annual cHniniast"h' .;
TERMS:-For tuition and board, iDcIudng e''' M
limits 0 per annual session. payable one'ha Oh
III OF september and one-hali on lst February
For Catalogues giving further information smnrS n
a, 81, Con, Struntnn Va.
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Is Senator Douglas Democra, IL Washington
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C.nGidBesirl b,g.ers s.ili be- ii.idcd Mo 49, = =.
,ia: The rfilary. juno. fiddle md senior IN" u
or the Primary ca.s VII chntLiA s.cH h1tT 'dia''
may not he prepared f,r Calase'e co.r-". Ht,l-1
not candid for Degrees VII have tie right, G"ir
supervision OF the Faculty IA Join suc cnac- or drYs
mcus NJ they ms; select. IN casc VIII siii'n'
admitted /" q cla-o un;ii he hs- been examined % .
preparatory studies.
The necessary Expense for the Session mr., hon o.
10 $3.50 exclusive Of Corhe- rrst.bD"k- spi PofSd "
ncy.
For further iniorn,iiun niirrss the secretary o.
Faculty al Williamsburg. An. 80,
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University of VfRGISIA. June ~, ls5,.
We believe the Amelia Academy, under the manage
meur OF Mr. w. Il. Harrison. of the best preparatory
| schools in Virginia. GESSNER HARRISON,
JNO b. MINOR,
JOS. l. CABELL,
= MAUPIS
| July 30-cti JAS L. HOLCOMBE.
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R.lhsr.-ILouispiue Democrat.
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OkGAks.-The Richmond correspondent of tn.
Petersburg Express ssys: The music at Rev. DIR.
Hog-s church is to be improved by the introduc,op
OF a foe organ, and the congregations of the Rev
Drs. Moore and Burrows have similar object in con
temptation. We are gratif.d TO note this fact, for
music Is an important element in religious worship
and this instrument imparts to it sublimity which
has happy effsct upon the mind of congregation"
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WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE.

IENHE ucYt session 81 ihs Institution Will begin oh
n scGGnh :. cqn.t46y .t CclJber EcAt abe Idia
terminate 90. the ilh al July following. The cJ.i'
Instruction. recently modified and extended consists
|. 4 Department ot Grcok ana G,r-n itcrIgI"
German.
II a Department al Latin and Latin Lnefsl-
French. spanish and ltaliHn. Professor cleo
r. TALfAFERRO
III. 4 Dep ul,n-ui OF Moral and intellectual Phin''
mad H,e. L,it:cs. Rev. SIL,s Tories,
liuI,s,I,.
Is A Department 81 history ro'llioal Lco"ony
Constitutional ! hw ROBERT NoRE'H' p
lessor
V. A Department, of Chemistry sud Naurs' Phi.
ply,
VI. A Department OF Mathematics. RESi. : Ivy
Professor and Prr-idrut pro tenn.
A1iunrt Professor Il 4 T. SSF,n.
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TEE CATTLE DISEASE IN CHEsrERFIELp.-It il
said that a most unaccountabls disease has attackLd
good many valuable cows in the county Of Chester
field One gentleman ia reported to have already
lost several valuable animals
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AMELIA ACADEMY.
ya>HE 9th Annual Session OF this Institution will
q mence the LIST OF October lois, and end on the
LIST of August, 1859
Board and Tuition lexclu-i,r Gf lghts,l S200;-SU0
payable the .st October, END 500 the lst Of
March No deduction nadc for absence, except ON
count OF sickness.
For particulars consult the Catalogue, address The
subscriber. at l.odorc T.. o., Amelia
W. II. HARRlSOS.
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D,~noIpU u,CoY COLLEGE

4 Thur-dny the 10Th September and close on the last
Thursday o June.
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yHNHE session Of this School will commence
the LIST of October and terminate the last OF July
following.
TERMs:-For tuition and board lights excepted $3.50,
for session Of 10 monhs-one halt payable October lei.
and the remainder March LIST.
For detailed Catalogues address the Principal Tay.
lorsville Hanover county Va.
LEWIS ~ COLEMAN N. A., Principal.
Hrr ANY p JoNEs NJ. A.
J. HAMPDES CHAMgRRLAYSF, NJ. A.
n B.-ThG Instructors all Masters of Arts 81 the
University Oi Virgins. Aug 6-ctstOci
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BLOOMFIELD ACADEMi.

FIVE MILES WEST OF TIE UNIVERSITY or Va,
w. LEROY BROUN. NJ A. l,ssoci,,. princi,.,s
W WILLOUGHBY TEBBS, J"''''
'aSlE object of this Academy to prepare Students
n for the University ol Virginia MT them Tor the
active duties life. The OF instruction embraces
all those subjects requisite for preparation for any 81 the
Academic schools of the University and the method
Tar AS practicable, similar to that pursued at that nsu
ton.
Tne next session begins the st of September For
Catalogues containing iul information address either OF
the Principals The Post Office ia Ivy Depot. Albcmarc
rouu,v VIRGINIA June 29-c2n
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE

~ The Fifth Session will commence October 1853,
and close the last Thursday in June. 1859.
found to be desirable but 1t is hoped the perience
acquired BY previous sessions and the additional
teachers now secured, will give greater facility aud
ready won for the Institute so high position.
Rev MANLY, JB, will retain the position of Pre-
sident. which he has occupied from the beginning,
aud VIII devote his attention exclusively to the in
structon and supervision Of the school being freed
from the care OF the boarders
he Boarding Department will be entrusted to
Professor CHAs II WINSTON and his Lady. in whom
he highest confidence. Professor Winston " ii; also
give instruction in Ancient Languages and English
Literature. Heis Master of Arts OF the University
Of virginia, and recently Professor In Transylvania
The Trustees are in correspondence with q gen.
tleman Of deserved reputation Professor of Math
ematics, whose name will be announced at an early
day.
The services Of Or LEWIS as Professor of Nat.
ural Sciences, of Miss MARY l. THOMPSON as nstruc-
tor in French, of DR. BUcHLER, as teacher of Ger
Aan, have been again secured; and additional
sistance will be provided for instruction in the Eng
lsh branches of the COLE giate Department. Miss
JANE STAsARp Mrs ANN MALLORY. Miss MARY
charge OF the Preparatory Glasses.
Mr. CLAPP will continue TO be the Principal Of
the Music Department. and viii be aided by such
will be made for instruction in painting, drawing,
and other ornamental branches.
TERMS-PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Hal payable In advance. Oct the remainder Feb -
Eng' SD Tuition in Preparatory DepartMent.....S20
French IN Preparatory Department. p
English Tuition in Collegiate Department.. 20
Ancient and Modern Languages, each...-......... 20
Music on Piano or %
Drawing Needle Work. or Giecian Painting. 90
Rnarg a., 10
an 6-2m B MANLY. JR.
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OHERIFF'S BALE OF VALUABLE
LAND In The CUUNil
OF NEW KENT. NEAR THE PAMUNKEY

RIVER, FOR SALE.--I ofsr Tor sale privately, my
tween 800 and 700 acres adjoining the lands of John
ID Christian, John G Apperson and the White House
estate. end within two miles of the Depot Of the
Richmond and York River Railroad to be located at
the White House, at the crossing Of the Pamunkey
river. This estate is one Of the most desirable In
the county The subscriber having ut much ex-
psnse married the whole of the open land and plant
ed young orchard of the most choice variety Of
fruit of between and $40 trees, which in vary
thriving condition, and for the first year bearing
fruit The dwelling is new and sufficient for the
accommodation OF large family; all the necessary
the last tive or three years Persons DESTROYS nj
owning good estate, convenient to navigation and
Railroad, would do we'll to call on the subscriber
who will take pleasure in showing the prem ses aud
any Information will be given by letter directed to
him at New Kent Court House. or BY addressing bv
L. WaIing, Of Richmond. Of the firm of Naring
PeArce, Druggists.
MD
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HAMPTON ACADEMY.

JOHN CARY, NJ, Principal, instructor In An
Gent Languages and Mathematics.
EDMONDS, v NJ I, Assistant in Mathemat-
les, and instructor in Tactics.
JESSE JONES, A B, Assistant in Ancient Ian
guages.
Ph 'LIPPE HEALE. instructor in Modern Lam
suaQes ard Music.
MISS EMILY A CLEVELAND. Instructress in
female Department.
Board and Tuition in Ancient Languages and
Mathematics, 1920 per session Of ten months, COM
mencing on the lst Monday in October. Lights
Extra. For catalogue, or further information, ad
dress the Principal. Hampton. Va. au6-lm
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TEFFEhsON MALE ACADEMY,

q 18TH BETw CLAY AND LEIGH sTs., CHURCH HILL
The Third Annual Session of this school WILL com.
mence MONDAY, september 18th, 1855, and close
July 18th. 1859.
Mr. f. W. ROSTER will have charge OF the classes
in French, German and higher Mathematics.
Terms per session. (pay aDle one half LIST January,
1885, and the remainder at the end of the sesson.)
pill Each pupil will also Be charged 81 for fuel aud
all pupils Wilt be charged from the time they are
entered the end Of the session. except in cases OF
protracted sickness. G w PETHERBRlD4E,
an l6-lm$ Principal.
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classical AND COMMERCIAL
On 9Th street, between Broa and Marshall.
h hDW,4 w s sMfr 4 An, Principals.

Professor EMION, Instructor in French.
This institution will reopen on Monday, the goth
of September.
The number of scholars received into this school
il limited so that each pupil has the special atten.
ton of the The OF instruction in
the primary studies 10 critical and thorough-and
advanced pupils and young men are fitted for bust
less for entering either OF the classes in College,
Recitationsare conducted with use Of Mathematical
Blocks, Charts Globes and various apparatus
attention
Circulars containing further information can be
had at the bookstores Of Messrs B Price and John
Richardson.
One of the Principals be found ut the stud on
Broad st. I'd door from 9th st. au l6-7m
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nI5HOLUYl0N OF CU.YAKTNEH.
~ sHIP.-The firm Of MELLON 8 SON b this
day dissolved By mutual consent. The bUsipoW
will hereafter be conducted by JOHN MnLI1jV
who viii sdjust all claims ana ccllsct "a dsS1o 81
the house. 7ss S. 60. -
Thankful for EAST fayors 90 literally sxseeded 20
the firm, respectfully policits contlupanca.
John MDTInM
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~ IHSUkUTlON.-Th Arm Of HAXALL
~ co. r. this day Dissolved. having sxptrsa ~
limitation. ~
All persons having claivss against The lats Arm
all persons indebted viii pIG16s naks psoaDS Day.
ment. - q ~sr- -
the arm IN closing the buainsss.
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@ T. PENDLETUN'S MALE SCHOOL,
~. 4TH STREET. BETW ZEN MAIN AND

The 4th session of this School will commence on
MONDAY the Goth September.
Every exertion will be used to make the school
pleasant and thorough.
Terms from $40 to $50, paay able in advance semi
annually. No deSuction made in case Of Dismissal,
or for any cause except protracted sickness
REFERENCES Col r. H Smith, Supt. v NJ. I Capt
q. Dmmock, Public Guard; MIR. j. 3. Morton, Cash
VIM r SIrother, Cashier EIchange Bank; Mr.. G.
W, Smith; Gen. W. II. Richardson; Mr.. Charles B.
Williams, Secretary State Agricultural Society.
-IynE
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M I'd street, between CLAY and I.eisb ~ - ~
an 24-6t: aug "a. Is 26. then SEM l6h
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VALUABLE MARKuI FARM or %
AORNg, ~ NILneHOkTH or RICHMOND
w1 I. IA : ~ al a Hu0
day OF september, Qmmediafsly alter The sale e
Chestnut Drove - acres d land, located near ths
the old Deep Run TURNPIKE. AZ niles non Rich-
mond. fro1ting g eeaqtifal thirty ast rosd Nod
1Inton Hsq ard egiginsIly belonged 70 the HiEgeu-
boeham sstafs. The lAnd hes several beautiful oak
srovss upon Il. nitab1e for building Tho abovs
property . admirably situated for market garden
being within thirty mfnptss ride Of Richmood.-.
About twenty scres Of which vii produce tobacco.
without any fmpE0vemou1a. The land will be a.
yided Into ten acre lc1e n doG1red
TMMs.-0ne-th1vd cAah: balance In one and two
years for negotiable notes. Interest added secured
By trust deed. Oe TAYLOR.
nA- GoDDm 4 APrrRsoN, Aucts sd
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KEROSENE. OR COAL OIL IL

(Joues' Patiently for sale at No. l62 Main street.
dposite the American Hotel. where you can ind an
assortment of LAMPS Of different patterns Niso, the
best COAL or KEROSENE OIL in hichnk6hd. The
Jones BURN ER il something new. and an improve
ment on all the old Burners Call and see them
an 5-lmt JACOB w REX.
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Mr.. D. TURNER'S select Classical

M II. d. IUhNEhS Select CI066lCaI
lv4 and English School, Main street, between 3rd
and 4th streets The 18TH Academic year of this
School will commence on MONDAY, the 9th OF
September, 1888.
Pupils win be admitted who are prepared to COM
mence either of the Ancient or Modern Languages
or enter clas SEES already formed.
For further particulars please call on Mr. TUR-
NER. latter the llth OF September) at his School
oms or at his residence. Franklin street, between
I'd and Sd. aulx-2m
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HOW VERY CHEAP LEVY is sellin,

4 his DRY G00DS.-It Is really worth the trou
be OF Going to his Store you can get such very
ri bargains. BE has lust received 100 pieces fast
coorrd Fall Sly lie Cacots, which will be sold at So
cts per ysra actually worth l8ets. Also very hand
~ lie I2ts cts Calcoes excellent White Bril-.
snts 81 i2ts cts. worth 25ct all kinds Linen Hdkfs
st 80 per cent lover than they can be purchased
else here very large supply of handsome sly les
q cts Mousnhs SOME being worth 81 "a cts per yard
Tn" New foods are coming in very fast. They are
all handsome and cheap. Don't forget that LEVY'S
is the place tn Inv yonr Drv Goods 90
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The extraordinarily high percentage of Phosphate
of Lime above stated, recommends this article at
once as superior phosphate manure. especially e
the present time when the want of the better quail
tiles of Phospatic Guanos 10 most seriously felt
The presence Of Fluoride of Calcium 10 Of NO slight
Importance. This substance serves - direct M
trinaent to plants. and subsequently,. enters the
composition Of the bones and teeth Of animals.
CHAe. BICKELL. Pm. D.
Bone Phos. OF Lime
Jas r, Chiffon NJ. D.. New g q
r. H stabIer AlexandIia.-..... 9z
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GREAT RUN For UHEAf woods, =

~ To be found at q MaiG stree.-cheaper than
any where-Bine Red, Yellow and White Flannel
from 10 cents aud upwards worth Is or Iaore Cali
NJ JOSEPH STRAUSE'S.
II you want great Bargains in White Goods, Cam
hrlcs. Jsconetts. plain and figured Swiss Muslins
call at JOSEPH STKAUeE,S
II You want fast coiored Calico at So cts 81 &C.
black aud colored Silks from 90 cts and higher cali
at JOSEPH STRAUSES.
The cheapest sheeting. shirting Ticking, Apron
Checks, and all kind Of Dor'ns'ir Goods Catl at
JOSEPH STRAUEE'S.
Cloths. men and boys wear. Te s".. coll at
n Main street.
J0QEDl - All
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DIT w Taylor.
"A 9--dtd --,--'
GALE OF HORSES, WAGONS. FARM
1--WE MOST VALUABLE BRICK len

4 EMENTs ON FRANKLIN AND 23p STREETS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On WkDN xEDAY the
18th September 1858, will be sold on the premises
vate Dwellings,. located as above occupied BY Messrs
Lesser. Powers, McCurdy and others These b me-
ments are In good order and are occupied ath one
a most desirable part OF the city.
TEnMs-0ne-fcurth cash; balance at s. IL and "A
months for negotiable notes, interest added secured
by trust deed. ByreQuest of Mr. james Malone.
au3l 4pDDiN 4 ApPERS0N Aucfa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-04

return my sincere lnanks % my ftjends end tie
public In general for the very liberal Datsonage b.
slowed ON ne for the last two years. and am kappY
to inform them that the new proprietor, Mr.. 6AIs
will use every effort TO please them
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-04
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
MULES. HORSE. BUGGY. CORN. SO.

N1 FOR SALE AT AUCTION. Having sold my
Farm. &c known as Vandeyenter's" / SHALL on
MONDAY, 9th September. 1858. (f fair u not, the
next fair day commencing at IL O'Clock NJ. sell all
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Ufen-
sils Hogs, several fine young Mules; fine Harness
most as good as new: IS barrels of old Corn; the
crop of growing Corn, Fodder. &c; $1,000 lbs Of
TsaSs. All anna If 400 cash over that sum.
months credit, for negotiable notes. with interest
added and satisfactory endorsers.