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=. THOMPSON BROW

ARMSTRONG;, IT & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs
Ribbons, Millinery, silk Goods. straw Bonners,
Flats. Flower and Ruches,
10. a37, BALr,MoaE ST, between Charles & Hanover
BALTIMORE.
dur STOCK is uncquallcd in Variety, Extent and
W Cheapncsa.
Terms strictly six months-or six per cent. Of for par
funds. Feb l6-d&c6m'
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ARTNERSHIP.

IVU-F lTN ENSTITT.
The subscribers have formed n Co Partnership, and
will conduct the MILLING BUSINESS. in this City, un.
der the style and .ikm Of HAXALL, CRENSHAW 81 co.
RlCIiD BARTON HAXALL,
LEWIS ID. CRENSHAW,
GEORGE D. FISHER,
T =. iRUEDY.
TON in the Building. occupied for many years,
by Mcssrs HAHALL s. Co.
Richmond July |. lsIs July - dltc2m
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T. 6. Wormley. NJ. D., Professor Of Chemistry 10 star;
ling Medical College, Of Natural Sciences in CoPitsi
University, Lecturer in-Esth.r Institute, &c. Endorsed
by Msupin and Smith Of the Univer,ity of Virginia, sno
by hundreds Of other scientific men in this and other
States.
Prices 30 aud 81 cents per foot, all complete. on the
buildings. Guaranteed to protect. Insurance COMPANIES
make reasonable allowances where the Copper Rod Is
Agents supplied on reasonable terms. Address
+. f. LEE or
WIN. SEARS WOOD.
Richmond, Va
~. n uatn a,raat y,,. IT ,AdQm
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INSTITUTE.

SOUTH-SlDE INSTITUTE.
FARMVILLE, VA.
w J. MORRlSSETT, A.. NJ, Mth Nat. Sciences
w Q and French.
G. E. BOOKER, A. M.-La?euSges.
l.. MORRlSSETf-Assistant in Languages.
3 B NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Mathematics
The exercises OF this institution Will be resumed on the
Let day of september next, and end last OF June 1859.
For Catalogues, address
MORRlsSETT & BOOKER,
July l3-c6w Farmvillc. Va.
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DI-SOIUTIOS.

UTNNOI.L HUN.
TStHE firm OF ANAL. Il co. is this day dissolved,
4 having expired by limitation. All persons having
claims against the late firm, will please present them i'm.
mrdiately Tor liquidation, and all persons indebted will
please make promp. payment.
Either partner viii continue 10 sign the name OF the firm
in closing is business. RIGHT BARTON HAXALL,
WIN. HENRY HA3ALL,
r. Is. GRUEDY.
R..Ln,cnd Iuiy IgIs
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SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
COMPANY,
rrXInnDTI ~

SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
COMPANY,
ALEXANDRA, III.
Clartsred by the Legislature If this State in 1854
CAPITAL OVER $500, 900.
TyHIs Company offers many advantages by insurance
with or without a premium note. The applicant may
pay tho whole premium in cash for one or two years II
for the latter torn, he saves %nc.cighth Of the amount
charged on annual policies. Or by giving a premium
note, he becomes n member of the Company, and has n
voice in lts regulation, besides saving nearly onc.half the
amount ordinarily charged by Insurance Companies.
Differences in the settlement of losses, under our bye
laws are referabie TO arbitration.
DIRECTORS.
n. w. THOMAS, Fairfax, CHRIsr'R NEALE, Alex'dria,
R. II SrABLER, Alexandria, R. r. LFsrBR. Petersburg,
w. NJ. Turner. King WIN. 2. I. STUART, Fairfax,
7. h. ROBERTSON, Alex'ris, p. ID LIPSooMB, III. william,
w. MASSEY, SILAs BIGLow, Appomattox,
w T. HARrER. r.. II. CARTER, Fauquier,
T. T, HILL, JAMES T. CLOSE, Alex'drs,
s. SANosrFa, A.. X. BLAxEY, Madison.
H. w. THOMAS, President w. Il. MASSEY, Traas'r,
T. ROBERTSON. v. Pres't; + SASosTER, Secretary.
JAMES T. CLOSE, Aotuary and Gen. Agent
Inlu 5-c6m
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NOTICE.

FHfTICUIsNH NOTICE.
fy&HE subscriber having disposed Oi his Store at the
Il corner o. 18th and Main streets. will, in future, con.
duet hi. business, exclusively, ut i5J, Main street, corner
OF l2th-the store lately occupied by Nj. ALEX DuvAL.
Having now greatly increased facilities, hr is enabled
To- offer goods on the most liberal terms, at
WHOLESALE v RETAIL.
Thankful to his friends and the public for past favors,
he hopes, by renewed efforts to please, TO merit a continu
hnce vi their patronage.
W. PETERSON, Druggist, graduate Of the
Philadelphia College OF Pharmacy,
July 10 Successor to Alex. Duvhl.
d. WASTED-as a Teacher, by IA young
~ man, who is a fair English. French and Latin scholar,
and who IL also qualified to teach Mathematics, and the
rudiments OF the Greek Language.
Satisfactory references given. Address box No. 81,
Charlottesville. Va. July l3-ts
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II. STEEL,

DENTIST,
" ETURNS his sincere thanks TO those 6E
IL whose liberal patronage he has re. fY9E
ccived during the year past, and respect N1Yn
fully asks a continuance Of it, assuring
them that all operations, either in the Mechanical OF
Operative Department, will be performed In the most
satisfactory manner. Having an experience OF eight
years in this city, he feel. confident Of giving g., a. he be q.
licvcs he has, thus far, entire satisfaction: he may pc
found AZ all hours. Ali work warranted. Office and Re
sidencc No. 23I, on Main. above 9th Street. and nearly
opposite ]. w, Davies Marble Works, Richmond va
Ian Ply
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.
N-SALEM, ROANOKE County, Viz.
IL GINA.
F~ACULTY.-Rev. ID +. BiuIe, d. ID. President. and
Prot. Moral and intellectual Science :. Carson Wells,
A. NJ, Prof Mathematics Rev. ID. II. Bittle, A. NJ, Prof.
Ancient Languages Rev. H. 5. Osborn, A. NJ, Prot Ma.
tural Sciences Rev. w. b. fouce, A. NJ Adjunct Prof
Ancient Languages, and Principal OF Preparatory Depart
ment J. G. Frey, Assistant in Preparatory Department.
BEGINNING OF SESSlON-Aunus 18th, 1853.
EX~PENSES.-$l4o per Session of ,en months.
July l3-lm sc. WELLS, Sccy Faculty.
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JOHN u. GORDON & son,
" ROGERS N COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and
QT dealers in Metals, lith street. near the Exchange
Hotel, offer for sale:
C.bn, Porto Rice, md Orleans Sugars
Coffee, Crushed, Granulsed and Powdered Sugars
Rio. Lasusyra, Mocha and Java Coffee
Orleans. Cuba and Porto Rico Mulasses
Soap.-Brown aud Fancy
Sorrm, Tallow nud AdamHntinc Candles
sole Leather. good and dnn,sed
Nails, Horse Shoes. Horse Shoe Nails
Nail Rod., Bar Iron. NIL kinds and sizes
steel, Tin Pl-te, Bar aud Sheet Copper. Sheet Iron,
zinc Speltcr. block and BAR Tin, Bar Lead, and other
METALS usually sold in this market. July u
NATHOOPING COUGH C~ORDIAL.-Wc have
w Just prepared n fresh lot of this invaluable Cor
dinl. which when used according TO directions. never fails
10 Effect a permanent cure. Our Whooping Cough Cor.
dial has been In u.c for the last ten years, and highly sp.
proved by the medical profession, who have tried 1t in
many cases. r JOHNSTON bHO,
July 81 Druggists, lis. Main ST.
DARE OPPORTUNITY.-A person having capt.
H tai, and wishing TO engage ip the Dave BusIsEsa
can hear Of . desirable opportunity BY addressing! }. :. q
box r2, Richmond, Va. hoCf-cu
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MEDICAL COLLEGE or VIRGINIA,
SESSION OF lsjs-5g.
TENHE Annual Course of Lectures will commence on
the first Monday in October, and continue until the
LIST OF March.
SURGERY.
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, NJ. d.
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
DAVID II. TUCKER, NJ. d.
MArERIA MEDICA AND THERAPEUTICS,
BEVERLEY X. WEXFORD, NJ. d..
ANATOMY,
AZ PETlCOLAS. NJ. D.
INSTITUTES OF MEDICINE AND MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE,
l.. ) JOYNEe. ~. D.
OBSTETRICS AND DISEASES OF WOMEN AND cHILpREH,
JAMES n. CONWAY, n. D.
CHEMISTRY AND PHARMACY,
JAMES B. McCAW, NJ. ID.
DEMONSTRATION OF ANATOMY,
MARION HOWARD VI ID.
The Study of Practical Anatomy may be prosecuted
with tho most ample facilities and at r very trining ex.
pelse. Clinical Instruction ia given in the lnirmary Of
the College, which i, nj all times well supplied with Me.
deal and Surgical cde s, and being under the samc roof
with the Lecture Rooms. affords the student peculiar ad'
yautsces tor the observation OF disease.
FEES For the full Course of Lcctures.....-... sos
Demonstration Of Anatomy ..---...---. 10
Matriculation .
Graduation 10
L.. s. JOYNES, NJ. D.,
July l3-ctOotl DEM of The Faculty.
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q BATHS.

NEAR LEXINGTON, kOCHBklDGE COUNTY, "a
go long locally known for their wonderful yirU"S,
- have recently been elegantly fitted up and -mb,l
usbed. bya company OF gentlemen OF this county, who tre
nav prepared "a entertain their visitors with every colt
fort and convenience.
THE PECULIAR VIRTUES OF THESE BATHS.
Consist In their crystalline purity and soitness, and the
great quantity Of light, animating and invigorating sas
which they constantly emit, giving Il delicate whitoncs-
and beauty to the skin Of the bathers, removing gcucrh!
dcuilire., and refreshing and increasing the hysicAl and
mental powers. To ladies, particularly, ac these ~sror-
valuable.
A WHITE SULPHUR SPRING.
Second only to the celebrated White Sulphur Of Gfcrr'
brieT, Is Ol tree access 10 visitors.
The situation is pleasant, scenery remarkably Or" fH'
cety good, and board Of the best, NJ only NINE DOL
LARS per week.
The Baths are Of easy access by the James hiv"r rhd
Kanawha Canal, via Lexington: the Virgins" nnh ienn's.
see Rail Road, via The PEAKS OF Ctirr ana The Hat"'f!
Bridge. and by the Virginia Central Rail Road; boin- My
nine miles from Goshen Depot on that :oHd.
T,lv
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0RMALE TEACHER WANTED The subscH.
Der wishes to employ a Female Teacher 70 assist
him at Kilmsrnock Female Seminary, during the session
commencing In October md ending In July. She must
be well qualified to teach Music on the Piano, ana must
also be a 6rst rate Performer on that instrument. enc
will be expected to teach Drawing, &c. should any iaay
wish to obtain this situation she would. oil coureo,
furnish Recommendation from Music Teachers, or others
on whom reliance could be placed.
Address the subscriber, al kilmnrnoek, Lancaster oo'
Juiv auHe3t w, l.. GLASCOCK.
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BLOOMFIELD ACADEMY,
We MILES WEST OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VA ,

". LEROY BROUN, N a. (,.socio,c prirrira,.
w. WlLLOUGHBY TEBBS, }""'"' '"ep"
TIME object OF this Academy is TO prepare Students
Il for the University Of Virginia, or to nit them tor the
active duties Ut life. The course OF instruction embraces
all those subjects requisite for a preparation for any Of the
Academic Schools OF the University, aad the method, as
tar us practicable, Is similar to that pursued at that Institu.
ton.
The next session begins on the lst Of September For
Catalogues containing iull Information address either OF
the Principals. The Post Office is Ivy Depot, Albcmarle
county, Virginia.
lime SQ-con
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T.. >. JU1NES, VI. d.,
l3-ctOotl DEM of he Faculty.
ST. j d ii MS g !. IL q L,

ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND.
next Academic year of ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,
L Annapolis, Maryland, will begin on WEDNESDAY,
the SIKH Of October, 1859. The location of this Insrtu.
ZION is in all respects admirably adapted 10 academic pur-
poses. Remote from the stir and bustlO OF II large city Il
invites TO Study and Literary reposc; and yet irs proxitni
~ (0 miles by rail road twice a day. to Warrington ana
Baltimore cities, makes II perfectly accessible from Inc
n, al national thor Uughfarcs. 4 large and beautiful build
ing iust completed, with accommodations for enc hun
fred and fifty students, ~hfUrfing greatly Increased iacii'
lies for the eeucatiOn of youth 4 DOrtitory, very com
inodious and veil ventilated. with large study rooms, Mt.
tached, will. under the constant supervision ot the Pre-
,ects, afford 10 young boys that daily ana nightly supcrrl-
sion which 10 found indispensable in tho education oil
youth. The very central position Of Annapolis, whether
considered in reference tn toe State or the country gene
rally, aud Its perfect healihfulness and exemption irOrn
the c1tremes Of heat and cold, point II out rs one al the
most desirable spots for a seat Of learning. Every possi
BILE facility for exercise 10 afforded by large and beautiful
grounds. A water right OF some threc-quartcrs OF n mile
afords means Of winning, bathing and skating, all with
IN College bounds.
The College Campus affords the finest field for the rcgu.
lar infantry drill and occasional parade. Nor are the ad-
vsutages in Il scholastic point Of view at all less striking.
With all its chairs filled by men in the prime OF HE, and
freshness of vigor, the Institution 10 prepared TO take its
place by the side Of the most prominent schools IN the
land as an educator OF youth. Its facilities for discipline
are much more than usually abundant. To the South,
especially. 10 an institution situated just ms this 10 most
inviting All that 10 required TO the completion OF an under
Graduate Course, clothing alone excepted, may be had Mt
the rate OF S250 per Rnnum. Gentlemen having a son or
ward at the Naval School, and members OF Congress- from
Il distance, would find il most convenient 10 inquire par.
ticulsrly into the character of this institution. A punctual
attendance, on or by the first day OF the academic yenr,
(Which begins ON the first Wednesday, in October, and
ends the hrst Wednesday, in August following Is most
earnestly requested, and will be mos, convenient to the
student, as choice of rooms depends on the time Of his
arrival. For iurther iniorrnatipn, and FOR circulars, apply
10 REV. c. X. NELSON, u. D.,
Principal Of 81. Johns College,
July l4-eodtistOct. Annapolis, Md.
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TUE GKEATKsT MEDICAL DISCOVERY OF
THE AGE, Ia AYERS C~ATHARTlC PILLS.
yFHHE don't help complaints, but they cHrethem
i Hae Box has cured Dyspepsia
Three Boxes have cured the worst cases ni Scrofula
Two Boxes have cured E%rysipclas
One Box always cures the Jaundice
Three Boxes are sure to cleanse the system from Boils;
often less than ono does II
Two Boxes have completely cured the worst OF ulcers
on the legs
s nall doses seldom fail to cure the Piles
One dose cures the headache arising from a foul sto'
mach
Strong doses often repeated, expcl every worm from
They should be given to children, who arc always more
or less afflicted with this scourge
As a gentle Physic they have no equal
One Box cures arrangement OF the Liver
Half u Box cures n Cold
they purity the blood, and thus strike at the founds-
ton OF every disease
Assn ninner Pill there is not their equal in the world
They are purely vegetable, and can do no harm, but
do accomplish an ,rnaccUuntnblc amount OF good.
Prepared by DIR. J. L. AVER, Practical Chemist, Low
ell, Mass.
sold, in Richmond, By PURCELL, LADp & CO., FISHER
g. W1NsruN, w. PErERsos, DOVE g. Co.. DuvAL & Nor
Ton, and all druggists. May l7-d&c2m
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EyCIIANCE STABLES.

EACfIANuE
TIME subscribers having purchased the sta
tles, formerly owned and occupied by Mr.. ~
James Harden, on Franklin street, Richmond. ~
Virginia. and put them in thorough repair, -1-[
making many valuable improvements upon the same' are
now preparcdito accommodate DROVERS. transient and
board HORSES. upap as favorable term. a.. any otheI
Stable in the city. They have also two ULELoTs, both
of which are inIgood order. ,
There can Away, be found Mt our Stables all kinds OF
HORSES. from the finest pairs tn the common piow morse.
There are a large number Of I'm. HORSES Tor sa'ethere
at this time. Also. a lot Of No. l MULES.
We will be glad to purchase CORN or OATS at any time
of the farmers. JOHN b. DAVIS.
ALEX. B. HUTCHINSON.
.B.-our Ostlers are all experienced and polite
April l6-3m' DAVIS & H~UTCHESON.
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STEAMER POCAHOSTAs,
FOR BALTIMORE,

FOR BALTIMORE.
E!iIiT received to-day. (Priday) and A sps.M
2:o!ae hour Of o'clock p. NJ. Tues. GAHA~
-.asatirieucy be- received prior -
:ggr.
f,ls., are requested 70 send for their goods to-day
l;,of a..on taken directly on at moderate rates.
expedition.
LUDLAM e. WATSON,
10, 0fEco opnoairn Iteamnra' Whoryes
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IIKCUIAK-The Partnership hcretoior. "si-r NJ
u between LEWIS JOHNSON and EDWARD s!MAs.
under the style Of the washington City saving. !tnb,
I,vin, cx,ir.d. the general Banking Business WI t"
nercsiter conducted by the undersigned under the frra Of
LEWIS JOHNSON e. CO.
DAVID WALkER,
L.. J. DAVIS.
Washington City, Feb !, 1856. Feb S&dt
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DISSOLUTION.
The 60 Partnership heretofore existing under tho firm
OF CRENSHAW Il FISHER il this day dissolved. Fl.
ther partner will sign the name oil the firm in closing its
business. In this connection, they expect, in r. few
weeks, to offer To the trade, a cargo OF Rio Coffee.
LEWIS d. CRENSHAW,
Richmond, July ! 1853. GEORGk d. FISHER.
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HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA,
AT HOWARD. ON THE HEIGIITS,

TEACHERS.
TIME undersigned desires to obtain a situation as
Teacher for a Young Lady Of successful experience
in teaching, a graduate of Wyoming Seminary, and well
qualified to teach any of the branches pursued IN our best
schools, except Music, Drawing and Paiating.
ALSO. wanted, q situation for a very superior male teach
ar R NELSON,
Principal Of Wyoming Seminary.
Kingston, Pa, July l6-cw+~
NXIANTED.-Two Virginia ladies, experienced
w Teachers, wish to obtain situations. They wll
teach the various English branches, French. Music. Paint
ing, Drawing and Embroidery. Prefer situations 10
furnished Address, stating salary ana BRANCHES to be
taught, MISSED -
July l3-cw2t.$ Box %. Chnrlottesvlle, vs.
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Van 4 VI &

oRASD
Z~OOLOGICAL " ~E9UESTRIAN COMPANf.
FROM TIE BROADWAY THEATRE. NEW YORK,
YHNHE regular bills OF this p~rodgious Establishment
which had unprecedented success nj the Broadway
Theatre, contain the details Of the extraordinary scenes
performed, and IN which appear the following attrac.
tions-thc mos, wnndrrous ever known will exhibit III
Richmond THURSDAY aid FRIDAY, July 10Th and Both.
Doors open at ! and :, and performances commence HI
= and 2 o'clock. y. VI.
ADMISSION 50 cents: children and servants IS ceuts.
Tn. bert PERFORMING ELEPHANT in the world,
TRIO Sab; the only pair OF ROYAL BENGAL TIGERS
in America, and the largest ever taken alive, periornln.
In cages with LIONS, LEUPARDS and BRAZILIAN
TIGERS, under the command OF the fearless ProL. LANG
WORTHY. who enters the Cages.
4 CIRCUS OF STAR ACTORS.
Including FAros STONE; W. W. NICHOLS; tho NrcoLo
FAMILY. four la number, Mons NIcoLo, and Masters AL.
puoSso. SEBASTIAN and NINA, their Dogs, ALADDIS and
AppALLAH; their white PONIES, Master FRANK; Mrs. IA
roS stone; Mad'mselle FREDERIcKs, Prof
IHE PEOPLES CLOWN, DEN STONE,
(wIth his STUMP SPEEcHEs) and Ponies fouso AMERi
CA and JOHN BULL; the admired CLOWN, q. B. JOHNSON;
in the world, only xix years old, and Messrs. Hadden,
Marchmont. Wheeler, norton, Nash, Bayard. &c and the
Monkey JOCkO.
THE NAMg or THE FAR-FAMED LIoN TAaEn,
VAN AMBURG,
Ia guarantee Of the superiority OF this establishment.
TWO PERFORMANCES EACH DAY,
fDFThc PROCESSION will be preceded BY the Gorge
Gus Music Chariot. drawn by eight horses. and continuing
The New York Brass Band, led by the accomplished Philip
Meuber.
~ Bear in mind that this is the great Company from
The broadway Theatre. New York City.
r-zTSee Pic:oriuls, %liandbils, SC, nr accounts oil the
many Splendid Acts July 2o-iUu.
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A. SEEMuLLRn. In. L. -. A. SEEMuLLRR& g. sons.
GusrAyus Knows St LOUIE Baltimore.
UVoBACCO COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ST. Louis
Il Mo, 6s. Second Street.
Refer to Jacob Head & Co and Merchants generally
Of Baltimore: Jesse Hare & Co., LJnchourg-
Mau IL e.. L. -
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LTGFTTN1NW LIbffT.NI.NUT
yuNHE subscribers, owners and manufacturers OF Amos
Lyons Patent Copper Lightning Conducser'' are
now prepared to furnish a
GENUINE OPPER ROD,
with Silver Points, perfectly insulated with glass. IL IL
agreed by philosopher 8 that copper has from eight 20 'sn
times the conducting power Of iron, and does not rusl .
corrode. Iron Rods. when coated with rust, cease 10 oe
conductors. The relative conducting powers OIL oine'
rent metals nrc best shown by reference to the following
inb!e, prepared with great care by Professor Worm'ey Oh
the Medical College, Columbus, and fully endorsed oy
Professors Msupin aud Smith of the University oil 'rgt
ria, as being correct and uudeniable: &,
"lf we take wires of the following metals, OF equal
thickness and length. and pass through them tho same
amounts Of electricity, aud represent the conducting
power Of silver, which 10 the best metallic conductor
known. nv 100 WE shall have tho following results:
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~GOoCHLAND INSTITUTE.

G~OoCHLAND INSTITUTE.
'UNHE exercises OF this school will be resumed oc!o
Der 18th, and be continued I'll. 29th July following
The usual English branches, Latin. Greek, French. span
ish and Mathematics will be taught.
Board, including everything except lights, $3.50; tut
ton $50; payable half yearly in advance.
For circulars containing further particulars address
N. r Fan,
J,ly s-rwtlat Oct Near Goochlapd C. H., Va.
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PASSENGERS FOR NEW YORK
, tue steamship ROANOKE, are request. AfH
> cd TO be on board before the hour Of de- sSailnis
parrurc, ( O'Clock, P.M Friday, the 23d inst.
Tickets and bcrths secuted al our office, opposite steam
ers' wharves Rt Rockets.
Passage to New York, meals and state room included,
only $40. Strcrage passage only 50.
Passage To Norfolk snmr as By the river boats.
N. B-Positivcly no freight will be received
IUDLAM d WATSON,
$3.50, ne;c n ornoG,ta ateamrrs' yharyps
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WALLER,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
RICHMOND, w..
SsELLS Tobacco, Wheat, Corn, Flour and other coun
~ Try produce.
He has on hand n large number Of Grain Bags, which
can be obtained by those who employ him ON the terms
charged by Railroad Companies for the use OF their bags.
He is assisted by Mr. Joseph c. Redwood. long and In
vorably known in the surrounding counties, as n gentle
man of great activity and energy OF character.
sS-Offce, two doors below Columbian Hotel. Cary
Street. July 19
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r ARD Oils bbls Lard Oil. for sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
July 81 No 100. Cor. Main and Governor! SIS.
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ON DOMINION wHISK EI

OLD DOMINION
TlHE proprietors oil the Old Dominion Dlsiil IHR
Il lrry at Richmond, are now making fromtNEEs
matted rye, the finest WhiskcyI tha, has everA8zMA
been manufactured in America. The whisky,
is copper distilled. and not r%ectihcd, and will ne SOLD 10
the trade in large lots, when new, at n low price; This
article improves rapidly with age. Lovers Of good WINS
key are invited to call and sample the a m
Juno Ii STEARNS a. THURSTON.