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RAILROADS.


IIureon sIvRR RAuEoAp.-ErrHIu yRAus
IL fr Albany and Troy, sopyrg n principal stAtione
Donnceng with northern and Western traiaa leaya
bers srect al ard IL - A NJ snd r. al nsoon
ncdsnon ssin ii 10r.h A y. EMTH superintendent.
NEW YORK AMI HARLKn EAHaoAD COMPANY,
IN SUMNER AkkAfGxHENr.
Commanding Mura,y Mar ~, 1855
frssus leave asDes corner a whe end osuts sres New
SIS r ~ white Plains tra,. snppins al al sta.onsL
trains leave depot Of Tveosyslrts street ana
Fourth avsnne, New rork, II
el0 A. ~. Williams Srtdge train, Stopping al ssafons
$50 A. n, mail vsas, s'opp,nG ~ Winismsbrdge and ~
w'~' s,,s =. .,. stopping :. '.,:,nA
sgP n GilAnnsbrfdse tAin, do do DO
lP. ~, white Plains tain, DO do do
P n, Dsve. rsiss Train. soppias :, wlL. ss and
I'll stations north
w wn. r ,sss, .,i 1.,s :oTEas :. ''sns
Returning. leave Chatham -Four Cornen
t7t P. NJ mail ,rsis, stopping wnlismsbridgs WIZ
wv. y CAMPBELL. supsr,n.enaep.
6yurugyLvAH1A RkrLRokn,
j. ne srssi ssavI route n As vesl ma n isss.ss
shot cad rsses o. fAre and fsG 10y a. eli "
any o<Ae~ rpute r passase ckrts " eoatNo for rt'
rz Hsv vcvh V ssy point IN Ne Entire west cal al d.
spsnrsays 60 %. SAsior Borss Ngv vors
L1cOH co. rrsisA 1ssas
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MADAME Roux CAN Bx CONSULTED ON FUTURE
m events Al fS Houston street The Bowery No
Lsdies 20 cenis acmaod from 10 A. n tobP.M Gentle
men from 10 1OP NJ.
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EXCURSIONS.

10TH AND TWENTY-THIRD STREET FERRIES-
~ Person. desiring pleasant rides find them BY
taking either of these ferries 10 Greenpont, Ia l. By
mesrs avoiding psvemens and will lad the route
In gong W Astoria Ravenswood Flushing the
or Jamaica To persons visiting wIiamsburE Brooklyn
nis way preiersbe as the railroad passes within two
blocks or said ferries 0reenpon thus avoiding the
always met with In Broadway and the part the city
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TIE MAILS OF THE AMERICA.
Release of Americans Imprisoned at
Manila-Closing Scene in the
English Ministerial Crisis-The
Derby Day in Parliament,
40, &C., 30.

The mails OF the Amer,a he'd this city from Boston
early yesterday m:rHing
Our nes from Paris dated 2lst AMI from London
22d or May
The teierra Mic summary from Haifax which appeared
in ths brRAID Thursday mornipg embraced tho chief
points Of the pews
me Sire spore, T. L., Times Of March q Says
We Observe that the new American Commissioner has
been coirg SO stroke Of business Manila, which win
serve <srnpg 70 other Powers ncArcerase mea
Of dfercnt rai'ou without due regard to justice and
States named shepperd and Porter confined in the
jail at ksna nearly year without any charge being pre-
ferred sgaut tie IN Commodore rattnAl demanded
their liberation which wAs granted-the demand beicg
backed By three ships Of Had similar demonsra
ton been made al Batavia ID probable the OF tina
Fiirt wou'd not have been leng immured in the
healthy jail ii thai Place.
Letters from the Havana recsivcd in Madrid on the
10th Of May speaks Of the resignation Of General ConchA
In the House Of Commons on the zlst Of May Mr. Chris
~ asked the Secretary Of State for the Colonies whether
any Information had been received at the Colonial Office
of the discovery Of gold vancouvers Island, and
Frazere and Thmpeon's rivers In British Oregon.
Lord Stanley said considerable quantities Of gold had
been discovered in the district bordering Frazers and
Thompsons In British Oregon Two years ago there
were discoveries Of gold vancouvers Island bit
the quantity hen found not great and they had not
had any recent Information the subject .. the Colonial
Office. .-..s,.
fhe return the Bank OF England for the week end
ing the 10th of Nay gives the wing results when
MARI Wit preVi
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MILLINERY.

DoHEErs AND PATTERNS MRS BELL NO
- Cahsrne street, Is selling her elegant styles spring
and summer bopnes at greatly reduced pricss s-rhe
newest sylea OF bAsques, waists marlas robes bertha
cspes and sleeve patterns Dresses and
made 10 order Branch Pattern Emporium No z3T Grand
street, neAr the Bowery, up stairs
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yUHAT Is TIE REASON -
w That bowel complaints, billions attacks,
fevtrr and dsrrhsea are not wholly
eradicsed from our midst simply be-
cause the unfailipr remedy for those
complaints IL no. kept on hand In every
household In these
UNITED STATES, a. IN RUR0PEt
This remecy acts imm sdately on the part
affected n directly n the seat Of the
disease and when its healing mission IL
complete the body IL left IN the full glow
OF beslb, and free from the ipvarisble
costlvepess which succeeds The Of drugs
and patent medicine posons This heaven
sent bensfac,icn 10 The human race ia the
GHEAT FRErCH OfIKMTsT, LMRoUx.
after many years study and resesrchhe,
by accids nj mainly. met with certain essence
IN ailments consequent on do ranged
digestive organs; this he compounded with
the unrest and most delicious brandy and namedH
IHE coaplAL CoGE.C bIITERs
The states now testfy. using them rather as an
ordinary drr 4 than ~ medicine Their healing
properties eyert themselves within five minutes and
Speedily eradicate The complaint They are o. ntshbie
Cholera
ra,ee consirnnepts have been forwarded durisg
IRE paai wear into the Western States, and
Their healing virtues were found 70 be
rriuuphsn ~ successful Notwithstanding the
Ravaees ~ yellow fever In the critics OF
Norfolk and Portsmouth,
The cholera cordial cognac bters may be
Obtained OF the sole sssnt and importer. z
n STHTNFET,D, 20 Nassau street. New ork city,
Doh wholesale and retail; also o. All
No family should be without them.
FredAssdw sder, ageah Tor California
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110 sfRIrG sTREEr-CLArRvovANCE- sEy-
llO koUR, NE most SUCCESSFUL medical and busncss
eisrvcysn In America Consultations business sickness
absent friends lost property, &C. end satisfaction pay
Grsy hAk restored lite orisaN celcr vihoul faNk
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From the London Times, May 22l

or course, this Is rather lame conclusion but In the
state OF the House OF Commons every conclusion
must be lame. IL u 10 not very disn.Ged fnae, at all
events MS TIE most comfortable Oar interest IN the
matter IL not inconsderable dissolution and general
election would be joke, whether newspaper folks or
members, o. anybody else. Even change Of Ministry,
with the prospect OF archer change before long, would
Ministers, We can only cay they are very lucky dogs
They baye escaped crowning-we trust not for worse
late.
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~ MADAM PREWgTEW Gho has been consulted By thou
sards IN this and Other cities viii entire sshsfscuon Che
ee cor htent abe has equal She tells Tee name OF future
vile husband sleo that o, WRITER. you vsh ruih
rve her cal sp sovegy, opposite Biceeksr street. II
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WINEs AVID LIQUORs.

CyINurI Er,rJpOr NOS SOUTH WILLIAM AND
- al ssnne sreess has in $50 casts Of Abbott
nsou brow stout At per dozen; Dirks Edipburrh ala
I'd ios ner dozen ali kinds brapiss
Every article ed ~ impor'ed g. the agent
for Vim Younger Co.'S Ed.ebursh ale, In yood and gias
Retail ers and families supplied
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,p RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
.,s.sp DAILY. sEMrwEExLY, AND WEEKLY.
y '',rCuiE. DUNNAvANT, TYLER & WISE
TIE 4 NJ s:

,.prrsper, seven dollars per annum and at the
n s,,nrs if taken for sborter period than one
pc 80, semi. Weekly, i've dollars per snnuIn, and
go; ,or six months payable in advance the
zee ' rnrcr - per snuum, or six copies tor SlO In
"tssE 'tSrisbly in advance. When letters containing
"1 sept by mil, they must be registered, or they
+. .i9e '"V TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n.uy ESauIRKR-For TEN lines or lees, hrss
y fhN r,,uts, aud every succeeding insertion twen'
,,'''' II inserted twice week or three times
'i'e e..,y.rsud hall cents for chinscrton aiteI
,ss "' ~ when Inserted only once week nifty GEMS
Il. .r-crtion u,,. or los, first
}, t's i've cents; tor each subsequent ins rtioh
- d. ,cn,nscrtcd only once aweckseVehty- y-hVe
- wvrk,y. -Ior TES lines or sess' hrst inser'
'fhA 6,r c,nts Ter each continuance hity cehts:
.r,iseis are charged $50 Tor one square Oh
i-r'' 80 for :so squslcs, aud IL That proportion
70 ' ncu,s Of greater length except Anc-
- ~ h, ar charged 500. paper includcd2
,frl lbi,u.ric. aud Tribu,es OF Respect rHceeaihs
.s .,.. are charged tor ss advertisements
i:iH'..n,n distance must be accompanied WIN 'oe
ar satisfactory references, to insure e1ecu'
~ ,. 70 this S;fce may tc reiniiird per mali III
~ Bank notes, II rcgstered' al me r'sH "
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EPISCOPAL mon SCHOOL. Of tlNt:INlA
HOWARD ON THE HEIGlIlS

THREE MILES WEST OF sXASDRIA,
REV. JOHN MCGUIRE, REcrOH.
FINEiE next session of this institution will commence
Il on Wednesday, the 9Th day of September
The studies cmhrurr full Conrse nf Ancient md Mo
dern Languages the Natural Sciences, Mathematics En
.iish, Music, Drawing &C.
TERMs-S250 per session, payable. invariably. sei'a
nuaiy in viz: Sl25, at the commencement oi th
session. and Sl25 the second wednesday IN February
This charge includes Board, Tuition in the rSgGar
course and Modern languages Light, Fuel. Washi"-
Needing &c everything, in -hort, except E".ks. sis
iionery Clothing. ana what is ufnshcd to thr pup
Music and Drawing extra charges.
Pamphlets, containing iull account OF the School. viii
he sent to those who requestit.
Applications for entrance or i"r further Information
may be addressed TO the Rector.
p. o. Theological Seminary, Fairfax Co.. Va.
REpEnEscxs-Rt. Rev. VIM. Meade D. D.: Rt. Rev.
John Johns D.; The Clergy Of the Diocese The Pro-
tessors of the University of Virginia.
Iuly a4-eodt 9th Sep
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CHESTER Female ACADEMY.


,uyE subscribers announce to their friends and TO the
III public that they have removed TO the village oi
Chester and the lst October next, will open the
Academy for the reception of young ladies, boarding
and day pupils, continuing one uninterrupted sessiohto
July lst, 1850.
important reasons First health themselves and pupils
Secondly long and practical experience well obser
vaon has convinced them that the country is the best
place for the perfection of female educaton: to cultivate
the mind soften tine manners tutor the temper and dis
position and last though not least to keep the heart and
feelings in their native purity while free exercise IN the
invSora:es the oUdy ana gives neWstrehg hhn
energy TO the Intellect
The buildings large and convenient situated on an
cmuence about four hundred yards from the Richmond
md Petersburg rs road overlooking the village of Ches
ter Chesterfield county, Va twelve miles south OF Rch-
moud and only from Petersburg The establishment
has been purchased and extensive additions are now IN
rapid progress, win an lntehtioht u aktN permanent
residence and school
Particular attention will be paid to the manners and mo
rails of the young ladies at all times and deep interest
INK in their advancement in word Chester Academy
will be Christian School, and study there conducted in
way to mike the pupils only learned, bu, good and
happy. rrpu,
Board including washing and lights, for the session
rui,isn in ali the English branches, Mathematics
excepted w w
Including which o ao
French, 49, ~
Music, Instrumental anu 'ocai u" iduo Nh" "'"' ,o
each, ~ ~
The Harp, ~
Drnwipr and Painting at Professors prices
PAYMENTS half in advance-balanre ut the close o the
s.ssion MRS JEFFERSON MINOR,
Mss ADA BYRON MINOR.
Dr. Jefferson Minor takes great pleasure in saying tina,
the move to Chester and the establishment oil School
oy Mrs Minor and her daughter. Miss a. h. Minor meet
h entire appreciation He promises parental eye over
the charge entrusted TO aS S care In sd o. r
Ic,sona services The situation however, sremarksbc
for health " ",
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KEY STONE CIDER n Ike,
NY BY THE EAGLE WoRA'''

..rrc ,uschiu- har within the past year, been
Z ,vrrc actual tests. and been very nlueh nm
pL' ,i,ii,ion OF 80 iuch hy-~heci. new eesr'
,''ri .! ' .n, other minor improvements and IS
e, -, ,hr public with the certainty that is
"a ''ts" . :" h,. manner and that it will grind and
.- u and faster than any other Mill III the market
,',rf' 'u no dealers near farmers, they Will do
=. " sys o' aas ready for exhibition snd s"e, the best
:, >, the world preparing C9;n sla'K rooue'
-e,Py s'' !" '"f w o hICkOk,
Acen, EaSle Works, Harrisburg, Pa.
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FEMALE SCHOOL IN HENRICO

FEMALE SCHOOL IN HESRICO
IIAVING engaged teacher, young lady, u Eir
III giuan by birth,) who was educated for her voca
ton well qualified and has had several years very sue
cessul experience 10 teaching desirous to obtain
few pupils TO board in my nIny. My object being the
education Of my daughter at home the number OF pu
pills will be limited enable the teacher 10 pay special
attention each scholar. The usual branches OF an Eng
lsh education, with French aud Music, will BE- taught
Ny residence is three miles North East OF kchmond
near tine Eechanicsvle Turnpike. in retired and
healthy neighbc -huod The session will commence Oh
the LIST oil Cctcter.
PERSON. sros of sending their daughters. will please
make early application,
A few day scholars cSI be accommodated
TERMS Payable half yearly, in advance
Board washing lights &C.. per session OF n months, StO
Primary English Branches, SO W
Higher English Branches, 80 "
French Language, ~ w
Music ON the Piano including Of instrument, 30 90
For further information, address
HUGH A. WATT.
Auc 3l-clm Richmond. Va.
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y; w,.TTn> HOTEL, FiNrAsThE, VA.

E@..-,-rI.v> UOTEI FiNrtSThE, VA.
- n, ,.l i. one of th. most pleasantly situated
IN. IN tbe Valley OF Virginia. and Is now reaoy
cep,icu visiiers VIII" may wie 10 sP.Mu anI.
At '@' .s mountains Persons gong 10 anu houi tue
.'' s, this delightful retreat tor several aSy 8.
~ hn. h,,ed up his sulphur Spring one miie
l.. figs,... and parties will ma this dcishuT'
etsoa- Wv" -, and from The Spring. The pro.ricior
.,,,nr that no house virgins" cap furnish
et' ~ nisi,ous than this situated as II Is, III u
,r a, pcn;y aud surrounded by scenery oil 'he 'os'
@ rn, &c address the undersigned at tincas'le
VInmr WOLFF.
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PIEDMUNT INSTITUTE,

CHdRL U T1 ESII T., IIRG INlA.
MISS ANNE LEATON, PRINcIPA..
IRNHE fifth session Of the Piedmont Institute will
IL begin the fret Monday Of September, and end ID.
last Of June following.
Teachers of English-Miss Anne Leaton, Miss JAZZ
Leatou, Miss Betty Lewis Music Mr.. Chas. 7. Frey.
Ancient and Modern Languages NJ. Won Fischerz. A.
sstaut Instructor in Modern Languages at the Dnvers.
of Virginia.
TERMS FOR SESSION OF TEN aoSTHs-Englsh Pm
mary Department. SIS; Euelish Advanced Department
$780, Algebra and Geoin.try, each, $40; Modern Lsn
guages each. $50; Ancient Languages each, SO Music
Piano, with nf Instrument, S5i Vocal Music
private lessons S66 Vocal Music, class. BIZ; Drawing
so Board, including lights fuel etc, slio; Washing 81
per mon b.
REYRREscEs-Right Rev William Meade, d D; Rev Il
Meade, Charlottesville, Va; Rev WIN Nelson, Scotts
Vile Va; Mr. VIM Robertson, Charlottesville Va; Mi
John Ii Tmberlake DR. Chas Minor, Mr. Eugene Davis
Charlottesville Va; Rev James Coleman, Daniel DeJai
natte Caroline county, Va Lawrence Carr, Esq, n
nawhs c II; Hon Alexander HUladay, Richmond Va
Prof Minor University of Va Col Robert Ashlin VII
mington, fuvanua county Va; Mr. VIM d Hart Garland
., Va; DIR WIN Carr, Charlottesville. VA Mr. William
lViihrov Va Jviy 24-ctScr5
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FK,IT TKEEs AND .hkuBBEkf

SOUTHERN GREEN WOOD NURSERY.
HAVING on hand choice variety of FauIr -
IL REYs of nv own raising and grating, sum -
Gle ' large for ranspantiny, respectfully call the Il
surhtion OF the public 10 them.
NJ Nursery is located one and a-haf miles North. East
om The Old Market, where will take pleasure In snow
Ing them.
81 o-ders addressed to, left at my agents, Messr:
,au Lew Taylof x Co. No la Main street. Richmond
Va nr myself, will meet with prompt attention.
t,EsH.DE TREES furnished to order.
March l3-c6m LEWIS TUDOR
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sCu0nL IN EAIOI.IEk IuI Ny
HILTON SCHOOL,

'HNfIF School the residence OF the subscriber. III
Il Orange Couny near Gordonsve, will be contin
ued the ensuing year, under the instruction OF e. w.
Young ESQ., graduate OF the University Of Virginia
Few more boys can be accommodated IN my family.
Terms heretofore. $500 per session OF ten months,
commencing the r-t OF September and ending on lh"
10Th OF June payable, hnlt, the commencement
thr other nj end of the session Refer To the Faculty
of th, Tniy,r-iiy JAMES NEWMAN.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
BROOkLAND SCHOOL,
dTGBEEyUOOD DEPOT ILBEuIRLE COUNT

BROOkLAND SCHOOL,
1T GREENWOOD DEPOT 1LBEuiRLE COUNTY
NSTRUCTORS:--Wa DIxwInnIr. 81 A.. Principal
d THOMAS 4. DvpLtY, N. a.; tHA.LEs L. e. MINoE.
NJ. a.
This School is preparatory lo The University of Virg.
MIA or for any College Tue third scs,i II will commence
on the lrt oi September next and close the 3Oth o
June following.
The Instructors all Masters of Aris of the University
of Virginia; and the Principal has moreover, had year
experience in carlg HnI Tor three YEAR, Asss
tan Instructor in the University Virginia. in the schoo
OF Mntl,niutics and Ancient Iangu guhccs.
The locnliuI on the cnlrAl railroad, l. miles West
fro, the University of Virginia, hardly BE- supussrd
for hcHhulns- beauty facility u! access, aud remote
ness from temptation.
ExrEssrs including every thing except lights, s.5
per ut i've months, pryabI" in advance.
q For Catalogues stating purticul"rs, apply to the
rIincipsl WM DlNWlDpE, NJ. A.,
Juiy 30-cti Greenwood i'rrn'. alhrmArlr. Va.
WILLIAM ~ MaKi CULLEt.E.
lH1liE next session oi this Institution will begin on the:
Il second Wednesday o October Ecxt ttir ld:hl una
terminate on the ith oi July following The course OF
instruction. recently modified and extended, consists OF
I. Department Of Greek and Greek Literature ana
IT, A Department ot I.niin and Latin Literature
French Spanish and Italian. Professor elect, t.
r.. TALIAFgHRo.
III. A Department ut Moral and Intellectual Philosophy
and Belle LetIres. Rev. SiLAs TorTES, ID. D.,
Professor
". Department of History, Political Economy and
Constitutional Law. RoBERr J. MORRISON, Pro.
lessor
V. A Department of Chemistry aud Natural Philoso.
ply,
; W. A Department OF Mathematics. BENI = EwKIL,
Professor and President pro TEN.
hdunct Professor, I. ]. I.. SNEAD.
Candidates for Degrees will b divided into four clnssrs
viz: The Primary JUNIOR, Middle and Senior The hrst
the Primary Cn-s will contain such Matrcula,es
may be prepared for COlesintc course. students
not candidates for Degrees, will have the right under the
supervision OF the Faculty join such cnsses depart
ments they may select. In will student be
admitted t" class until he has been examined on the
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GEO. WATT. a.

FINlllS PI.UW hns beth steHu!Ty
4 gaining favor with the farmers
ard planters Tor tac last ten years,
C.Gi II may now be considered the
m rnlSr Pow in use in the whole South. lt has taken
u.n,r a, three OF our Fairs, and at the ast oo
ts IN. FIRST over all the most popular piows IN use
1t has also taken every premium given by the
Ip;u;. of Virginia upon pows, well AS silver ins9a
BEN, Ii" highest award offered by this Institutes ana @ ns
Sesn successfully tested in every variety OF so'' n n''
s:.e and many OF the more Southern states s.or IN
Manufactured by the undersigned, al tneir hcofy y"
Franklin street below the Exchange, kichmona, va.
where nav be had nearly every article used Ior e Tue
soil All made in our own shops oi pest m a, :, co
AM ll-cly NsO. WNi W W.
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RED SWEET SPRINGS.
rctIlNI COUNTY VIRGINIA.


TRNI!TSE STRINGS are situated thirty lhies nou "a.
4 Western .erininus at Oakland, OF the Central fail
osd from which there 10 ample stage accoinoaatoh
for s passengers wishing to visit this place; aso sixteen
mile, E-s from the Grccubrer White sulphur ue nIle
from the Old sweet Springs, and foTty'eight mics
rom Bonsack's snd Salem, the Virzinahnd ltnnessee
Railroad from which place thercis instantly 'u
ply Of S,c:rs ID convey Passengers. -,
I.-s- Waters are Chalytcate differing IN theIi sas
cons ,,d saline in. redIes varying IN their Temperature
from p - - nrces Fahrenheit forming two aaicS anu
one gentleman s:cd Sweet Baths. the most eNfafatpe
,ud dei hi,u! Baths in the United States mere aiso
.a;Ae- Bah and S:.ag near In. Ho:e precisely sihi,s
,-,,pe,t.rr, and effects as rhc Old sweet. one miie
or III. giving visitors this place the advAhtaee o'
ne wa,ers of both places The Waters are Tome. Ate
.My. and Apcrien, suited cascs ot extreme be0ty
Dahra o; the most obstinate character; Aso hneu.
inA;i.n Cuanecus Affections, aud Chrome Diseases Vi
toe S;cmach. Liver Spleen, &C. (Refer 10 the va
roa au;hor. On the Mineral Spripss o virginia ior uo
anaysis)
Tnerr are on the premises Reading Room iu'nisn
viii variety of newspapers from all parts OF the Union
A,o Billiard Room, Ten Pin Alleys, ana o'ner
Arnusemruts. o,.
Toe services of Winters Band of Music, oil Ban'oi"
Lrsc been secured. =,
She Proprietor having the satisfaction To Enow w.. &c
.. given .stnctiua heretofore 10 his vistcrs Hho
;sn the high reputation oi the Red sweet nae fnn
h.l eXiond his accommodations; Eatterine hsr'
that future labors will insure inll portion o tue pun
ic patronage
vsy C. BIAS.
I'll -. a., c,,.r.s Va July 9-cts
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AMELIA AC,npny.

AMELIA ACADEMY.
yUSHE 9th Annual Session OF this Institution will com.
meuce on The LIST vi October 1873, and end on the
LIST of August le59
Board and ruion, (excl lusive OF ights) S2o;.sloo
nsvable on the lst Of October and 800 the LIT Of
March No deduction made for abscuce, except ac-
count of sickness
'u'''''''' ~ w. H. HARRISON.
Us1vERsIrY OF v1acISIA, Iuue %, 1857.
We helieve the Amelia Academy, under the manage
ent of Mr. w H. Harrison, one of the best preparatory
schools In Virginia. GEssNER hAKkiSoN'
JOS. L CABELL,
s. MAUPIN,
J,,v aocu JAS ?. HOLCOMBE.