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ROARDING school FOR BOYS

- IN FL UQ UIER co UNITY Va.
]. c. LITTLE, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
The first session of this School will begin October
lst 1885, and close July LIST, 1850. The situation is
well known as one OF the most healthy in the State.
The course of instruction will as nearly as pos
VIRGINIA, of which institution the Principal is
The accommodations being limited, about 20 pu-
pills only will be received
Further information may be obtained BY appli-
cation TO the Principal, at 0riean p. o., FauQier
s TTassss-@ssse per session.
RHBERENcEg.
The Faculty of the University of Va.
GOV. Wise, Dr. Jas Bolton
Mrs. Pegram, DR. b. r. Weillord
9. A. Myers, Esq, p R. Grattan Ess
Capt. z. pimmock, J. A. Weston Esn
ThoS X; Price. Esq, Richmond, va. -'-ss'
Dr. J. Riley. Gsorgeto,gn. D. e. ~ Ism.
CLASSICAL AND MA THEMATICAI
~ .cSHooL, CORNER OF CLAY AND 0rH Hrnrrrs
inls cenooi opens LIST October.
p j * Ms PAYABLE SUBSTANTIALLY IN ApvANcu:t
ifsaaI 4 lpI tslle NJ .3UW
na Engish branches. observation-disclosures. 400
iMlgnef english, with Latin. .....,..... 5000
FFlsneI Ensllsh, with Latin and Greek 1000
For further psrteul.rs. inquire 81 ma, either ssG
sona,Iy Or through the Rioiancnd Post ONCE.
80 =. r n'. .s ROGER MARTIN. Z
PRIMARY SCHOO L MRS. JULIA T..
.tJh Ne TON viii open School Tor small Bsgs
~ Via, ~ heI house, On Third street, between
s sanknn aP6 Grace sdvsns % MeNbAYs As)&
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W. J. MORRISETT, PRINCIPAL,
au 4-2m Blue Sulphur Springs p. O.. Va.
CHURCH HILL ENGLISH, CLASSICAL

I IiUnNh ENULISEf, CLASNICAL,
- MATHEMATICAL AND COMMERCTAI
SCHOOL FOR sBoYS.-The undersigned, both
graduates or prohcents of all the schools of the
University of Virginia, have united to establish a
permanent School OF high order, on Church Hill.
and hope to be patron Zed by parents especially in
the eastern portion of the city.
TERMS:
lPsr session Of ten moathS ore half in adcanee.)
Ordinary English branches s 5000
Higher Englis including book kee ping 30. 400
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. ...... 1890
,Rslerencss-Fa culty University of Va; Charles
Il. w lnston President Richmond Female Insti
tute; Or. +. w. Hancock; DR.. Albert Snead; Rev.
A. +. Dickinson; DR.. 6. w. Briggs DIR. Ino. Knox;
j. J. English Esq: Wn. Folkes, Esq, Clerk Hem
rico county Turner Richardson, ESQ.,; Thomas J.
Starkc, Esq, Richmond.
LARKIN WILLIS,
JNO. rs. WINFREE.
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"a CHILDREN'S sHOES.-A Beau.

~ CHILDKEN'S SHOES.-A Beau
60 ii full assortment among which Chill
dren's Heeled Slippers; Children's Morocco Slip
pers, without heels; Chldren's Patent Leather
Ankle Ties; Chldren's Patent Leather Ankle Ties,
with heels; Children's Patent Leather Oxford
Ties, very handsome; Chlldren's Patent Leather
Oxford Ties, with heels; Children's Thin Sole Mo
rocco Boots; Children's Thick Sole Morocco Boots
with many other styles, at the sign OF the Big
Boot, No. 43 Main street. WIN. WALSH.
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DIDN'T TAKE ANY OF Ir.--A little glrl, ailer
returning from church, where she saw COZ,
lection taken up for the first time, ,reiatso
what took place. and, among other ihlhes, she
said, with All her childish innocence, that
man passed round n plate that had some
money on il bnt she didn't take any.
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THE UNDERSJGNED RE.

THE UNDERSIG KE-
- ssssaarzu.zEs} TURNS his thanks to his friends
and customers for their patronage
in the UNDERTAKING BUSINESS for the last
ten years. He is prepared to furnish COFFfAS of
all sizes and qualities, to suit the circumstances of
all who feel disposed to bury the ir frelds genteely
SERVANTS COFFINS Of all sizes; also
SHEETS, SHROUDS &C., on hand, at the corner
of Franklin and 18th streets.
JEREMIAH SATTERWHITE.
au 9-3mt Agent for JOHN SRTrLEs.
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GREATREDuCTloN THE0

GREAT REDUCTION IN THE n
~ PRICE OF HATS AND B0OTS.-A
~ From Is to 20 per cent. saved by buy
ENA ing from J. H. ANTHONY,
NNN Columbian Hotel building.
MoIeskin Hats of best quality, So so; do second
quality, 20; fashionable Silk Hats, 50; fine calf
skin sewed Boots. so; Congress Cater Boets 25;
fine calf skin sewed Shoes, rs.
J. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one of tho best makers in the city OF Philadelphia
to supply him with handsome and substantial calf
skin sewed BOOTS, which he will sell at the unpre
cedented low price of THREE DOLLARS AND b
HALF. &C 2S-d&wts
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nICHN1nND CLASSICAL ND ~ nv "

Il MERCIAL SCHOOL, FOE BVi : M ma H0R[
HCT p Smith. A. NJ, Principals;S,TIh.ev SIN an
nnsi session viii commence on NONDShs,i 5e a.,
26th at the rooms on Franklin Delweoh o." GA" -"
fhose wishing to enter pupils ior the ensuing
wear, will please make early application
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INDIA RUBBER PENS!
MADE ENTIRELY OF RUBBER!
IA MANUFACTURER UNDER
t GoODYEAR'S PATENTS,

IL
81 LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK,
Are for sale by Booksellers, stationsrs. and Rub
Der dealers generally throughout the United States.
They have all the ELASTICITY of the quill. without
the spattenng and scrapiug OF that instrument,
tthe points being perfectly smooth,) and will last
They are, likewise superior to the steel pen, in
that they are MORE ELASTIC, WEAR LONGER, and
The India Rubber Pens are peculiarly adapted to
as men senersy heinz less t4esoms
TO the hand, and more uniform in action, than any
other pen now u use. They are cheaper than quill
pens and are offered at a price not exceeding that
Of the best steel pens.
The India Rubber Pens are put up in boxes, con-
tanning gross each, with holder at 50 per gross
and viii he mailed, POSTAGE FREE, to any address,
upon recent OF the price.
je 23-3ms Office, 81 Liberty st., n Y.
hJgf f FoNss and SHF G 81
s asuSna ssss q q
haSss ss.,
SfSs ~ ibs "a sSf IT. y ScS;
BELLS, Of sweet tone. Builders, House Keepers e RS
and others 10 want Of any Of the above articles,
am manufacturing all kinds of Brass and Iron
Moss Of thf N sb9ys dssSsrPton # my BE and
rs Nam street. sna 6esRssR
18th and 9th streets, west side Richmond, va.
an l7~-3m s. ID. DENOON,
CH0EK0E L-RlCHMOND GROUND
- PLAsTER,-The subscriber begs leave to re-
turn has grateful acknowleds ments for the heavy
PATRONAGE extended to his Mill ffem the State al
large, and North Carolina; and would state that he
is now making improvements that will double the
capacity and enable him to supply fresh GROUND
PLASTER promptly. exceeding ANY demand that
can al present EXIT. ~
HIS stock viii be entirely of Nova Scotia LUMP.
the richest and puTest that be selected and he
pied les a faithful adherence 10 his determination
has already sainet. ~ N
To those who have been driven from the use of
Plaster-by application of Northern fSronnd Ia
only asks trial of HoMg MANuFAcTuRE. nc
JOHN H. CLAIBORNE
)eN sIE No. ii Pearl street
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UNDERTAKING.

WIN. F. CNAN DLER,
- .s.5Hsssu1 CABINET MAKER,
FRANKLIN ST., Bet n 18th and I4th,
Having opened shop at the above location, will
give his personal attention to MAX ING, REPAIR
ING, ALTERING, VANISHING. &C.. of all
kinds OF FL RNlTURE, at the shortest notice.
He is also prepared to attend TO all the branches
OF UNDERTAKING, and solicts a call
HA- SHOP Franklin street, between 18th and
14th. se 1-3m
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DIssoLUTIoNs, &c.

CO-PARTNERSHIPN OTfCE.-Ths under.
~ signed have formed ce.partne rshlp; dated
August l. under the style aud firm oil III. STERN
< BROTHER, and have taksn the store, No. l07 |,
Main street. formerly occupied by Kelley & Ma
son, and have opened Tor sale . large stock of
BOOTS and SHOES.
Countr, merchants and city dealers, and the pub
cur stock. Being bought for cash, we can sell 81
very low prices, either wholesale or retail. 81 :
$50 HYMAN STERN,
August as 1859. HENRY STERN
an 1S-zns
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CHURCH HILL, Richmond, June 2lst, 1853.
~ Nl4in -----------
liam pTON ACAD + MY.

HAM TON AGA ID M Y
JOHN B. CARY. A. NJ, Principal, Ancient Lam
guages and Mathematics.
FLEMING JAMES, JR., A. NJ. lUniverslty OF
Virginia,) Ancient LANGUAGES, spanish ana
w1 i.h1IsHi E. cUTsHAw, ". NJ. L., Maizena,
tics, Tactics, and EnslisI. ,u.c.,,
Germany, Instructor of Music, FRENCH, and
Mss Is. 4. CLEVELAND. Female Department.
MONDAY in October. and continue ten menths.-
Board lights extra and tuition In Ancient Lam
guages, Mathematics, &c: $40 per session. Me-
For catalogue or further information, address the
Principal, Hampton. va. Adm
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
Il MAYO STREET.-The SIXTEENTH SEES
SION of my School will commence on MONDAY,
me 26th Sepfember next, IN the basement OF the
Mir. JOHN II. BEALE, a graduate of William
and Mary College. and well recommended as a
teacher, will aid me in the Classical and Mathe-
Mons. c. B0uLANGE, a faithful and laborious
teacher VIII instruct IN French.
Mr., John = cAh Io1N vii g5ge r instraetiSn in
Keeping and Penmanship.
Terms, &c.. as heretofore.
For any further information, apply to me, afte r
the sth September, at the Richmond House, or ad-
au 2a-dsw. - G p BURRUss.
- HE EXERCISES of Miss TAZEwELIss
4 School will be resumed ON the FIRST MONDAY
In October next and close the last day of June.
Competent and experienced teachers in the sew
ersl departments have bsen secured.
Allether requisite information will be commu-
neated through circulars which viii be received on
afP nr b,sSs, Rnv,;.h r saaass.. sm
For Primary English branches. ......... 80
Languages ancient and modern, teaehl... -
Music--Preisssor's fees. an l6-zmt
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RICHMOND AND PIE.
60 TE,RSRIfRG All. q IL

EFX n,,J : a.. I. ~ ,o,h
,ess tho .r.s -, a.. .a Ill -. ~ s-sA'
~. '.o .s o,i Inns n,a ~ ru ne auiowst
p ikalas ilaa, KienMonD FOE fkfkSsBuRd'
"a a. ..'toes ~ "a, pa ~ ,t n
Al ~ ,ht p.ou,I ~ s.. - vsocA a. AZ
al.tnioHen passeb I,uais ,at.<'P II. M.
hceoiihiitioua.ionf anu helSSnl ut-
Teehs;; W. W., anonaas' " eohes oa a.. n,
us anu rirg n :, 81. !, :. a, =, ~ -. "'
Pxnrsss' ,,.,o,,gb nassearsr dali,
h1piesS' Hio"s" p"seense''"ai', .,,.. AZ
Nal .,d IN ,,,eb na.ssr1er ia n, '" oi"0A "A w.
20, 800 49, s,,mda,s ~ % px
observation-disclosures I nd Freight train. ~
tTi-weekIy; VIZ; Monday. We'd
RteaMoSn To ~ nvrn ~, " 'N'
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MISS PEGRAM'S

vi BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
tSs s the 6tss Of neH s
She will be aided by efficient teachers IN each de
"a NM lie BIRAUD will be retained as French gov
Latin, Mathematics and the Physical Sciences,
will be taught by Professor III EODORE HEi-
DENFIELD, a sentleman whose high attanments
and successful experience in teaching render HIM
Circulars, with further details, may be had on
application to Mrs. J. w. PEGRAM, Mt her resi-
dence. Linden Square. se6-lm
I EXTINCTION LAW SCHOOL.rhe eleventh
on MONDAY, the 18th day OF November next. Cir
cuars will be sent to gentlemen desiring intorma
1S IS e tne JUN W.
LEXINGTON. Va, August 10. 1859. sc Sim
THE EIGHTH SESSION Of Miss JESSIE
j GORDON'S SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES.
will commence on the LIST oil October, 1859 Terms
as heretofore Sc 5-lm
~ l.. g. SALTER'S ENGLiSH AND
Vt. CLASSICAL SCHOOL. ON CLAY ST.. Be
| TWEEN lsT AND 2p.-lbe seventh session of
this School viii commence on Monday, Septem
Der 10th, and close July 18th, 1860.
FdX n nes s liter and cas
steal attainments, ald of twelve years experience
en m bd BY I e nc and
liberal support of the public. For further partcu
lars see CIRCULAR which may be had by addFTesfRng
5. SQUlRE'S SELECT CLASSICAL
II. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER OF
MAIN AND IsT STREETS.-The 18th session
wilt commence September 18th, 1859. The School
Will be limited to such number of pupils as ca be
thoreag hiy taught by the Principal aided by Prot.
tiAMBiN in the French, and J. A. CAL1O in
Drawing. Persons wishing to see the Principal,
do at any time before the opening. by naming
place OF appointment IN note, through Post Once
sc lin
EEMALE SCHOOL on CORNER OF 1ST
l. AND CARY STS-MRs. c. BARkSDALE
will resume the duties Of her school the LIST OF
October, 1852 and the term will close on the aOth
of June, 1860
Havns secured the services of Professor of the
French language and an excellent master OF Mu-
sic, she hopes TO receive portion of public pat
ronage.
A few boarders can be accommodated in the fam
lily OF the principal.
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August Is. 1859.
an 2S-2rns

NOTiCE.-The co-partnership heretofore az.
istlng between the undersigned, under the firm
Of VOEGELEs WEIDEMEYER, IL this day
dissolved, by mutual consent The stock and ac-
counts Of the late concern have been placed 10 the
hands Of N;A.STuRDiVAHTan and CRENSHAW
= WElLFORD, Attorneys at Law, with full au
thority 70 dispose Of and settls the sane.
G.. l.. VOEaELE. tss
an H-m 6EO. d. WEtDnMmyRN.
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WASN'T AooUAfNTKD.-Two drunken fell
- $3.50 a.aIilinc along in the rain. Vhe

WASN'T AooUAISTED-Two drunken fell
lows were walking along in the rain. The
drunkest one then asked:
"Dick (hie) does-er-rain (hic)
In course IL rains" said Dick.
The answer was apparently satisfac tory,
aud they proceeded several rods further, when
the question was again propounded by the
anxious searcher after truth under difhcnl-
ties.
Dick say ID (hic) tell me doeser-rain ~
"Johnny." said Dick soiemnly, I'm AFRAID
yer drunk: in course its raining.
bled with doubts. and sought to solve them
Dick. seems er me (hic) ser-going thic) er-
rain (hic)."
Dick xasperated-"J0hnny. yer fool
Don't yer see les rainin.' Can't yer ieei IL
rainin', Johnny %
Dohnny-"Scuse me ID (hic.) i amt much
acquainted in this town (hic.b
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M ANcFAcTuRED rOBAccOs.
1850 boxes egs l: brands LYNcHBunG snd
40 boxes RICHMOND CITY do, in ives tens
aud tyHl6HF LIGHT Pressed Peunda
''v0 bs Tnp Meare's "KiLLICINIcK" SMOKING
For sale BIZ MITCHELL FERGUSON,
uh a-zni Tobacco Pastors. u Pearl street
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EDUCATION.

T,NGLrsH, CLASslCAL AND MATTE.
AL BOYS. stk street between Main and
Franklln, commencanE 18th sept.
Pupils viii be prepared ior the Cnversity OF vir-
ginia, Military Institute. or any college, or ior
business.
The Preparatory Dspsytnleni will be imied TO
ss lo@ts ST. PENDLEToN, Principal.
MISS HARTNIiORNf. T., from New YORK, now
w in this city, wishes to obtain scholars for the
PIANO, either privately or in q school, She y
pupil OF Prof. WoLLESgAvPr, who gives her ms
hishest commentator. Those wishing TO receive
instruction will please call on her, at ne corner q
Main and Adams streets. or address per tnronkh
the Post Office, care of w. A. JENhiss' Ex-
RHrrRrNcxs.-Rey Charles Minnegerode, Rev
Richard w inner, Rev. G.. ]. Gibson, Or. toDson,
O. r, BALDWIN, ESQ, VIM. d. Gibson, ESQ.
Sc 7-fw.
CELECT ENGLISH AND CLASSfGAL
= SCHOOL. BETWEEN 18th AND 10Th SID.
The Eisbth Session of TINS School VIII commence
on the sfh OF SEPTEMBER. 1850, and terminate
on the sth of JULY, 1850. The undersigned pledges
hirlselfto spare no labor or pains 10 promote the
Improvement and best int rest Of those Entrusted
10 his care their moral no less than TO their IN
tsllectua training. he will devote himsel Win uh
tiring asslduity. -. a,o
TEaxs-Por the session Of ten months, $50 slo
and $50. according to the grade oil studies pursueu
Soys may enter at any time, and VIII he charse. ~
proportion; but none received for less thah nFs 1
months, and no deduction made except III c1Se "
Cd sst y A pRAYSER. Principal.
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FALL SUPPLY.

n FALL SUPPLY. sEvTN
The attention of the public is re. HMTAN
Aspectfuy asked to nv Fall stock of >NAf -
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C., comprising full
assortment In every department OF the trade. Is
pecal attention has been paid In the selection OF
staple articles and other kinds adapted to the whole
sale trade and country merchants will consult
their interests by examining my stock before pur
chasing, as am determined to offer great induce
ments to secure portion of that trade. \ call is
respectfully asked, No. SO Main street. two doors
above I. r.. Price x Co. JNO. C. PAGE, JR.
n I'll. STERN Il BRO, ~
No 22i BROAD STREET, eSS@
- Have just received from Boston and Pbita
delpha the largest stock of BOOTS and SHOES
ever offered In this market of the very best quail
ity.
If you want to save Is per cent, call on
H. STERN 4 BRO.
au Slim No. 22l Broad st.
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EAEKzSARD PASSENGER LIVE
.,..as Ex0Mr Ric !HfS re 5ht

Steamers GEO. PEABODY, Cant. R'd PritcAard
and gELvlnERE. Capt; VIM; Keene.
On aed after the isth gay oi Ansvst, .ness VIE
ssate rooan. and paaserser scrosnmodatioa, y9i
make she connection between Richmond and Hal
inn ever other day. y
Isasins Rlchmond for Baltimore every TUESDAY,
ThurpdAs and Saturday.
Arriving al hichmond from BALTIMORE svssy
Monday, W cdr esflnJ and FRIDAY.
hour 81 "a q rture n stSamsfsi sdssriissnsenss,
Ereisht received every dAx. Freikht tAken tnf
Hozt0p and forwarded directly o. q lowest FSses.
Hhockcs Bis. appositS cclaMaAan tiotsl or -
aus s'@ss DAVID s MN. crRaaE.
wv s5Ie n n MN. WALko1 some
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n FALL, 1s59.-HATS. CAPS AND
AFURS ROBERT L. DICKINSON, successor
to Binford, Dickinson & Weisger, g Main ST.;
begs leave to call the attention OF his friends and
customers to his large and extensive stock of
HATS, CAPS and FANCY FURS, which have
been selected from the largest manuiactories. on
the most favorable terms, especially for the Var
GINA, North Carolina and Tennessee Trade. conf
prising all the LATEST and MOST FASHIONA-
BILE STYLES, too numerous to mention. which
will be sold at wholesale and retail, the most
favorable terms.
Merchants are respectfully solicited to examine
my stock, knowing that in price, quality style il
ba
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WHEAT QRILLS.--i have now m stoss .
Wheat DRILLS, \ &
OF the most appyeyed kinds. ppcludsns
BICKE0Rp HrFFMAS
RenpccksM II. NJ. 6MFFH.s e
r.. ~ Min Hltaie street.
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HATa. cAPa uoo40. %.

- sW;y1EI s1xEH i S1s3!s xNdd1
- efGEfIE W Hax 4 1s 81 d Il .ss e sks
y ys,, Pr: aPd fsfs g q ss ss s s
dssrmiss ss ssA = low - fhs iovs.s in this city.
.sss u. ssss y re ell =: sasy
c.il y No. ~ SSi Broad street NV : .oosr "
1870 FALL TRADE, 1870
aEb EEIe zp S sAATgKA SEEKERS
ssffRElEf, l6fRos!fE ExoHxis iS : BANK,
s
offered IN this narNxs.; +. Of Ssnts and
Has, sssn and and
ss: Hats and ,I .ss a.. and TIM
dren's Furs, of all kinds, selected with great
from the largest importing houses, and can be
fresh and desirable.
All we ask is q call, feeling satisfied that such
bargains VIII De 'sfef sIhGf fH'Sss wEhsieER
n FALL STOCK OF HATS, CAPS AND
AFJRS.-JOHy DOOLEY, 81 MAN STREET,
usually large assortment Of Goods in the HAT,
CAP and FUR line. The stock consists of all the
popular S''''' + HATS AND CAPS
Dress Hat Of hi W. and 81 NGi,hsrn asnaiso1
breas br WOOL Ha al
from the lowest quality servants to the finest Sax
ony wool;
MEMS, Boys AND CHILDREN'S CAPS,
of Fur Cloth, Plush. Hair, Seal, Glazed, &c, &c.
LADIES' RIDING HATS,
of Beaver, black and brown. and richly trimmed
Velvet;
CHILDREN'S HATS AND CAPS,
Of latest styles, some just imported from Paris
rich patterns;
LADIES' FURS,
Victorines, Tippets. Half Capes, Capes. Mufs;
Muiatees, and Chlldren's and Misses Furs, all
qualities and styles:
CARRIAGE AND TRAVELLING ROBES,
Wolf, Buffalo, Persian, Chinese. lined and rough.
Merchants and dealers are particularly invited
to examine this extensive stock, for no effort ik
spared to make Richmond as good market to pur
chase in as any other in this country.
au 29-Im JOHN DOOLEY.
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nG5NR CARRIAGES, CARRTAGES.-
E8X The SUBSCRIBED has on hand, At his Coach
.x---AIMaking Establishment, on Lombard Al
Isy between Main and Cary 18th and lath streets
TEES, BARouCHES, BUt5GI Els with and without
teps, and SULKlES-all Of his own make, of the
be sold as low as good work OF the kind can BE IN
the city OF Richmond, and respectfully ask call
from those In want Of any article in the Carriage
sell at the lowest prices possle and all work sold
NH Nm =
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MISS ANDERSON will re- open her SCHOOL
IfI the 18TH SEPTEMBER in the house on Grace
street, between 4th and 9th streets next above Dr.
Church, to which large yard is attached, where
her pupils may recreate and enjoy themselves dur
ing their recess au 27-tl5thOc
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PRIMARY SC HOO L MRS. JULIA &.
=. ta y. NsFos viii oven school FOR small Bore
ss4nknn aPG Grace seSsns % MeNbAYt1sl
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AR. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERs

HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
The g1sat standard medicines of The present age,
hare acquired their great popularity only through
years Of rial Unbonnded satisfaction IS rendered
5y them in all cases. and the people hare pr oonrced
them tcoythy.
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. JAUN
DICE DEBIL ITY OF THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM, DISEASES OF
THE KIDNEYS,
The hydraulic press., 1859-12-10

A STATE COLLEGE WANTED. That is what
we think every time we see appeals to the
public for donations or subscriptions in aid
of sectarian or denominational institutes.
several of which are undr way and projected.
We lament that the supineness Of the State
leaves to theologians the important Office of
preparing its children for future citizenship.
If we have system of public education at
all, we should have thorough one, ascend
ing by regular gradations to the highest
form of educational institute known. There
should be State University which the chill
dren of the poor can freely enter after going
through the subordinate schools.
The hydraulic press., 1859-12-10


CANAL FOR IRRIGATIoN.-We learn from
the Knights Landing Ne,ps that a canal for
irrigation is now being constructed by the
lolo Agricultural Canal Company The
company propose to bring water from Cache
Creek to Cacheville, a distance Of FIVE miles,
and further as needed. The work to Cache
vile will cost $4,000. 1t will be about
three feet deep, from ten to fifteen feet wide
at the base sloping to the top, and have a
total fall of nearly sixteen feet. It will be
able to discharge $500 cubic feet of water
per minute, with a velocity of 268 feet or
about 81 miles per hour. Farmers will re-
ceive the water within embankments, and
let it stand until the sell is sufficiently
soaked.