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90 M M F. RC1AL..

III DAILY CARR Cry orr,cs. !.
| KsSknk, Oct. 14th.
FLOUR-Supsrhns, 81. 20; epeing wheat. ~.
tsA, q III, Fan wheat, extra. - 80 to ~ ga.
| BRAN AND SHORTS, l7i.o 90 psrles.
| c0RN--New rs TO Is.
| BARLEY--spring, 4esbo, Fall, cea7 b.
WHEAT.-In good demand. Fall soa1oo;
Spring ess7sl 8atf
QATS--as 6H&
kYE~-4bs to see; in good demand.
seas3 BY the load !; retail 4ee bush.
dRocEKIEs-New Orleans Sugar, fair 7iss.
prime SASH, clarified s4AIo, crushed and leaf ri
tsl3. characterization ~ 10 ~, q. II. As
70 %, Golden syrsp, - 10 see. coFs.--Ris ~
% iza. Java isto 100. Laguyra, 1sate "A. Rice,
SIC. 81
s0AP~@pafm &c. Family b4c.
cAADLxe-star ID Ito -, stsarins IL, Mould
IL, ssnaser pressed, is
LARD-lo4 10 iii rs4sfl l4c.
BUTTER-choics Is to IL ]. retail y 10 b. 4s
HIDES-Dry Iii green, ssel; green sheep pslts
~ 10 sscs green hog skins Is. I'll
HAy-Prairie ~ to 16; Timothy ana Hunga-
fiAn, $53ats; Baled Do. ~ 70 eIeii Retail, $I2.
SEEDS Hungarian 0rsss. 40 10 As ssnts ];
Timothy, 81 10 70 4 r.; Flax sssd. S6~Ss.
! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., - toe; 1ess, 10 etc;
Fssshsss. Seeto stat white Bsass, eesse IS.
FKUIT--0rssn Applss. eboios, ~ = = - ~
~ bbi. Dried applSs, sS 70 15 pr bash- Dried
pssohss. - ~ - 13sS; Raisins, ~ % 70 q 50.
i CHINESE ~. Rio to IL; Denmark 81 tos.
PROvIEIoNs-Hams 10 to IL Ehouldsr n 10 6;
CLAIR sidss 10 70 IL ~ ~ -* 80 '
BExR-13asas gross; ss to 81 per qsartsr.
SHEEP-31 % TO - ~ = load.
H0GS.--Dressed, IS % to 81 ~.
sALT--d. A.,$i rs to a 90 per sack Kama
- 800. 10 psf ~. AsvsspSss, f7s pr sx1x
Lake - eoa3 Is p bbl.1 EV
FISH--Macksrsl, No. SO to 411 p bbi No..
ISIS to $le No. tI3ts4Is. white, No. 4 IS 70
70 IS r. ahaif Dbl. Cod Ftah stsspn.
RxcuAHs1.--0a Esw York Tor sss.ancy 4 Per
ssns.; forsSida Per ssat. 81 -LosisA pr cent. +,
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6kA1k--lk11M
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME
r w o y AL r R AINsI

=
To take effect on Monday, June 9th, 1859
LrROM and after the above date and until fur
T. ther notice, two Passenger Trains viii leave
Packet Depot, Ksokak ~ follows:
First Train leaves Keokuk daily tsun-
days ~ ceptsdla 600 A. n.
Second Train leaves Keokuk daily
lSundAys exceptedl at 4s3O =. r..
Fret Train leaves Montrose daily
tSundays excepted)ai ls2O A H.
Second Train leaves Montrose daily
Sundays exeepted) At 600 r. n.
TRMPLtN, PLUMMER CO., Lsssses.
B. w. DAVIS, Superintendent.
J. p. TnwEssURy, Ticket Agent, Main-st.
@Ths above road ID now prepared 70 furnish
Cars Tor Pic Mics and pleasure parties short
tice and on the most favorable terms. For further
information apply 81 the OfRcs In Packet Depot,
or to tho Superintendent-0&
June .. 'be-dAw
NOkTH ATLANTIC SrkAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN Regular Through Ljms to S2s F>aSciseo, via tie
PANAMA AAILROAD,
And connecting only With tho steamers Golden
Gate, Golden Are, John 4. Stephens and
Sonora, Of the NJ
Pacific Mail Steamship Co. at Poaasso,
Direct to AspinsoaH.
Tho splendid stsamship j
BALTIC, ADRlATIC AND ATLANTIC,
Having been entirely re6ttsd and adopted 70 tbs
California trade, win hereafter run ~ above,
leaving New York on the 9Th and roth Ok
each month, from the foot OF Canal
street and North River,
~ Passengers and Nails will be forwarded BY
Panama Railroad, and connect at Panama with the
Pacific Nail Steamship CompanyS nagnihcent
6teamships, which win be III eadinass, and leave
MnIDIArRLr for San Francisco. They will b am
hAxked free Of expense from Railroad, BY Conpa-
nyl Steamboat TOBOHA.
An experienced Surgeon II attached to each ship
Steerags Passengers found In cooked provisions.
bedding, and attendance. II Ii believed that the
accommodation Afforded by the above ships are M
formed that the r. N. s. s. Go. slways have ONE
Oh AOkE EXTRA STEAMERS, lying ~ Panama,
ready for ses, 70 avoid any possible detention Of
Passengers or Nails, and embark their passen-
gers by steamboat.
For passage sppiy At the only OH soof the Com
pany, on tho Wharf foot Of Canal Street, North
River, to WIN. II. WICKAAA.
Sspt16d3m
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We have for sale quantity Of WADEs coLoa-
I'D iHxs, which are Justly considered the bsss in
market. Therssrs among them all shades Of Res.
Blue, yellow and Brown, and Of all prices, from
70 ssats up " 133psr b. Also White Ink, Gold
6iss asA vaxnish, and nearly all grsdss Of Black
Ink. Of The same nanufacture.
We havs, besides, quantity Of Mathsrs Black
nka,sti undispossd Of, than which thsrs are none
better in market.
ALI Of which We will sell 1t manufacturer pri-
go, for cash.
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Arrivals ~ aAs asS1isngs Mouse.
OCT H-lyn

OF Gear, J Davis, Darlington; J Stnart, @
Shaw, Mrs Ferris, Mrs. BAil4y. Fernington; r
Bellows. A Melville, Campbsll. Berry. J c
Martin, Lash wood, summer, 81 Leais: o A
Clark. Saltwater; Z Cool dc, Bosson; ] H Tai
bot, As; p Wise, Pa; II RuGnsr, Haanibai "
Bown,J Winstet, n Coils, Q; = J Owens,
Pattsrson. No; n Wells, Chicago; " B Miller,
Gin; \ Bower and lady, city.
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DE. SMITHS"Eisctrie Or cures Deafness.
DA. SMITH 3 Electric Oil" cures ParAlysia.
Da. SMITH 3 "kioctris or cares Rhesmatism
Dx. SMITH - "Eisctris Oil" cures Asthma.
Ds. SMITHS "Eisctrie DIP cures Headache.
Dx. SMITHS Electric Oil" cures Piles.
sagl2i
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N'hu veMCheFsU AAAtstMm = N -
hR Hints and Methods In School DiseipIins and
~ Instruction, being series 81 Letters - enc
entering ap0n the teachers work. For SD ~
oct7d O1DtN. BROWNELL ~ 90.
I IkSEku Oil AND LARD OH foe 1al1 NJ
- KELLOGG BlRHE.
July I'D . AAiA-st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
@. It. CTR ON -.
DnALxk II
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, SPEC
TAcLEs, SILVER WARE, JEwRLRY, &C.,
Third-st., bet. Main 4 johnson.

q II 80 u -
Having just returned from Esu York, the pub
Ie are invited 10 examine ny new spd select stock
Of Watches, JsssIry, Silver Ware, lie. have re-
eeived large assortment Of coin Silver Ware;
also, fsl supply Of Mortsn's Pronium Gold
Pens, the rsputstisn ~ which needs no comment.
SPECTACLES.
Pebble and Psriscopic dlassss fitted 10 old bows
u short notice spsctasiss selected to suit every
soDditioa q sight Ny goods vim b. sold 1t prices
that will defy competition, quality considered.
N. b. Hair oraA@sasa and goods Of every dss
eripsion made up 70 order.
Watches. Clocks, Jswsiry and Muricai Iastru-
nsnt repaired in tho hest manner, and warranted.
Oct. II. s5g-dAw
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j. j.. PATRICK,

AGENT Ter me Gate CITY Mustc 1ssre,
NO. - MAIN ST.,
syHyTLL sell new Or second hand PIANOS and
w NEIODEONs on commission; wit REPAIR
PIANOS nELUDE0Ns, the machine hoads OF
aUITA Ms. Ac, and will supsrintepd the renewal
Of Planes, or their pscking for shipment
Charges moderate.
s.pl 1sa3U
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TERMS:

The ECLECTIC" u issued on the FIRST Of every
meath. Every number contains one hundred and
forty-four large octave pages, double column, on
hns paper, nicely stitched in green covers, with
twelve pvmbers comprise three volsmss Of six hun
drcd pages each. With titles indexes and smbslsh-
msnts. PRIcx, FIVE DotLARs. The postage y
only three cents number, prepaid, Ut the ofcee OF
delivery. Specimen aumbers, forty-two cents,
postage stampf.
Send your orders. Address,
w. II. BIDWELL,
ocIQd No. Beekman- St, New York.
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BOOK EOM TNE YOUTH,
DUHLIHHED q HENRY HOYT, Boster, Mass.
i Doing and not Doing;
Straight For~ ard;
Opposite the Jail;
The Poor Girl and True Woman;
From Poor House TO Pulpit;
IS Capt. Russsl's Watchword; 4
Palessy the Huguenot Potter; s%6
Ellen Dacre;
The Angel n the iceberg;
The Percy Family;
The Little Mountain Guide;
The Golden AHshroom; a
Hannah Lee;
SopLia DsBrents;
Johnny Mckay;
Ic. Ca--..cs;
Robert W alton
Hillside Farm;
The Talent Improved.
For sals by M. w. WKSTCOTT,
ectl0d ~ Main-st.
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&A-+k Legal Notice.
To r. Jane Blackwell and =. X. Blackwell her hus-
band, Maria =. Huston and William B. Huston
her busbsnd, Josiah Davis, kafus Nilsey, and
Annie Ward Abbott and q. s. Abbott her hus-
band:
~ c. $40 s.1tA yo4 asIc5y
II there u now on file In the once Ct the Clerk
Of the District Court of Leo County, lows 1t Fort
Madison, ) petition III Bsnismin r. Messenger
claiming VI ron the sid r, Jane Blackwell and
Maria y. Huston the sum Of one thousand dollars
IS money due on yoar two promissory notes 70 said
Messenger, dated April 6th, 1885, for $500 each 1t
one and Two years rssptctiveIy, With IL Per cant.
interest per Anpun. and on : mortgage Of even
data herewith, given TO secure the s4ms also
claiming against I'll Of 700 the fore, bsars Of said
mortgage, the same bsing upon lots 3, 10 and III In
block I In Mssssngsrviils, bee county, Iowa. and
particularly dtscribed in said petition, for the
purchase none, and further praying Tor ! sale Of
sAid property = pAy the sum that may b found due
And aniess you appear and answer sasd petition
on Or before the morning Of tho second day Of ths
Of said court, 70 commence It ~. Madison
on the Arst Monday OF December, A. D. lsk2, the
said petition will Be- taken ~ confessed " you
and decree rendered agAinst yen puysd for there
In. NOBLE STRONG,
Oct. 10, lS5S-dlm Att'ys for pltGs.
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THG DExocxAcr "BAoGKp. "-Governor
Wise has boldly ssirsd upon ths honor Of
suppressinE that grand plot Of the infamous
tweaty-one against the inssitssions al the
South. And hencsforth whos5sver amongss
the Democracy dare oppose the nomination
Of Wise for the Presidency, will be held as
Confederate in treason with old Brown. Vice
j. demonstrating that be 10 the abless cham
pion and the trus deliversr Of the South, and
woe to the Democrat that opposes the jest
rights and the true interests Of the siavshold-
srs ~ embodied and represented by the 70.
doubtAbls Governor Of Virginia.
Up. r. Bsrnum 10 doing tho people OF
East Bridgsport, Conn.,, . great service 10
planting shade trees on their streets. He
has advertised for 1000 sugar naples for
thas purpose.
GA Cincin nsti sheriff arrived at Co.
kanbes on Aosday wish % oonvists for the
Ohio Penitentiary, the largest number ever
brought 10 one gang. The prison contains
800 prisoners.
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Mathors Inks.
now lot, in -. ~ and 50 lb. kegs, and . var
ETY. Of Colored Inks, just received at this Once.
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home SCENE-RETURNED FROM THE
ss MARKET.

The market cart has returned from the town,
bearing rich freight of purchases 10 the delight
Cd people who are receiving them with csgern eos.
The farmers wife, not YET descended, has With one
hand passed . gay bennett from the open bandbox
ON her iap to the missin her teens, whose ccstacy
admiration 10 nnmistakable. The other she ex-
tends, With bright new rattle, TO the your sest
darling, who, with joy, ready to spring from
tho arms 81 il fondhrg grandmother. The old
gentleman, seated IN The piasfa, is in the not Of
adjustir HE spectAcies for the i'm mediate perusAl
Of the fresh newspaper spread on his knee while
tho small boy and his sister srs diving into the
mysssries Of the basket OF new crockery and other
household gear, for Cir gernuts and other delecta
Bile ~ndimsnts. The farmer IL seen Carrying .
heavy basket up the STEPS OF the porch. In the
shadow which u throws We see coming events, for
there pussy stealthiiy moves down on brood Of
chick ems. 70 young "a TO be still very like eegs.
Around are all the vareUs ooncomitante
Of farm. Tho doves COO the caves, the tur-
keys and other poultry about. there, too la
"Ihe iron bound bucket that hangs by the we'll, -
while through the open hou+e door We sas into the
comfortable and weli-snpElled kitchen. This nan
sion coionnade presents strong resemblance to
Mount Vernon, with Washington sitting on thu
pisssa reading the paper.
This IL easy mode Of obtaining two beautiful
EngraviDgs, worth Is, and The Eclectic Msqasiae.
which 10 confsssedly the best Ma gasine pubhshsd,
and the most beautifully embelishsd every month.
II osght TO BE- IN every intelligent family. The
September number begins volume. Now ia good
time 10 subscribe. Sept. !, 1859.
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NEW hooks
THE Higher Christian Life, By the Rev. ". 3.
4 Boafdman;
Epurgean' Sermons, 9Th series;
summer Pictures, by Henry n. Field;
Life Thoughts. BY Henry " ard Ibsschsr;
The MotEsrs MNS1x Y w.
TimothYt ttsesss = Lsctarsl, : -
Prince " the House Of David;
Pillar Of Fire;
More about Jssua;
Blind BAltimeuf;
0iimsss Of jesus;
The Billie In the Lsvant fprimsG
The Book OF Fables;
: Home Games, &c.;
For sale by NJ w. WkSTCOTT,
Octl6d " Main st.
I It'll, Known i CO y Edltoa "a HOLDS
IL POEMS; 33mo. Blue and Gold.
Just resolved and for sale At 8E# "
OGDEN, BR0WNEIL . CO.'S
septS0 81 Main-st.
fnF haas FLOUR received FROM 81. Louis
/ 80 steamer Quincy, this day, and for sale low
by KELLOGG BIh0E.
jysd
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Cisy scrip anA Cisy warrants.
For sale In sums 20 suia, as this odes.--
Come and buy soma and pay your taxes.
new. mr.. MAwiey,s Lectures.
Wspublish, to-day, tho topics Of tho leo
lures proposed 70 be given By The Rev. Mr..
Hawley, on Successive Ssbbash EVENING", TO-
Ee.her with the frss already delivered:
|. The First Wrong Stop.
q The True man.
5. The True Woman.
4. Rocks on Character.
5. Dassing.
6. Ram - Destroyer.
7. The True Road 70 Wealth.
8. The Abuses Of the Tongue.
9. The Dignity Of Labor.
10. Progress.
IL. The Philosophy of Happiness.
L. The Issue OF % Evil Life.
3 The topic next Sabbath evening" 10, - will
BE- seem, TnE Tavs MAN. Ali, old and young
are invited. Services 10 eonmeDoe u sever
ntNfank &.sA@H
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Table olive OIL.
1 n BOXES avirgtn Oil Of Butt" selected sx-
~ preSsly ~ thu choicest Salad Oil, for sale BY
"A. ]. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar.
oct18d 20 Matn-st
TANDkE6--2S hxs-, Star and Mould, Tor sal4 By
~ ny6 KELLOGG III kAk
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INV print uchIHk tHW ttNN TcpTetentt Mtn0 N
front OF farmers homsstead, and In the distance
viewed thro nigh the open gate, IL I church while
On the rood bstwesn IRE groups. Obviously lending
thithorwArd. The party In the foreground ars en-
gAged IN preparations for departure towards the
same heaven pointing spirs and bsaatikuT girl
OF about seventeen summers. waits, Bible IL haad
BY the garden gate holding II opsn Tor tho egress
II the Family, And smilHg an The infaat. The
msthsr, stll Handsome. Attsnds on the ascd erand-
father. Adjustirs with aGectionate care kerchief
to protect him from cold, while be-, seated npon
him. Three other children are occupied, enc in
sport with deg, and the older ones Ii recei Giving
instruction from farmer himself, Who il seat
by the doorstead. An aged oak spreads its pro-
tecting arms over all
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TROUGH ER EIGHT CONTRACT9
TO AND FROM ALL EASTERN CITIES can
be shade NJ tits oSSaes. Danaess and
eysf-chssges settled promptly.
JsHe 18th, l6te-d
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okuk. nj. FlsasanaA Muscasin,
XR a 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-06
MARRIED..

On the Dist ult, by Rev. Emmett 7. Mason, Mr.
CHRISTOPHER Bow FIR to Miss SALLIE f., daugh-
ter Of Rev John p. Corron, all Of Boetourt coun-
ty, Va.
On Tuesday the Goth ult.. by Rev. a. B. David
son, Mr.. Gro. ALEXANDER WALKER to Miss MARY
FRAxc,s DUDLEY, daughter of VIM. Dudley all Of
Rockbridge county.
On the 2lst July, ny the Rev. VIM. A. Tyree,
Mr.. f. s. BARKsDALE to Miss JUDE W. BARKs-
DALE, daughter of Col. Z. BaFksdale, Jr., all Of
Halifax County, Va.
July % inst. by -, Mr.. JoHN DASNER
and Miss JANE GoRDoS. all Of Roanoke county,
Va.
August Attn by --, Mr.. HENRY OWENS
and Miss EDsEY A. SToyER. all of Roanoke
County.
On the 2Srh ult.. by the Rev. j. R. Waggoner,
Mr.. DANIEL f. Boocs, Of Botetonrt Co. Va, and
Miss MARTHA F., daughter OF Mr. J. l.. Blacke of
Rockbridge Co.. Va,
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AIDES wishing Machine to do SERVANTS CoARsE CLOTHES
AS WELL WORK, would do wei 10 exam
inc BARTHOIF -S IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE Price,
$50 $50 and $s5. The following certificate is from well
known In this county, who only had about 20 minutes
instruction this Machine:
LEEsvrLLK, Campbell county, Va, June 18Th 1850.
Mr. VIM /. PAGE:-I am well pleased with Barhofs Sew
ing Machine would not exchange II for any have seen
find difficulty in operating with II on any kind Of CLOTH
from the thckest the finest Linen WehaSe made
pair of Tow Linen pants for servants have
seen six different kinds of Sewing
Machines but Barhofs and singers the only Machines
that recommend person TO buy They are the only
Machines that TUTORS stitch consider Barthoif
much the cheapest machine II is simple in construction easy
TO understand and likely 10 get ont of order. Almost
every person artolfs operate and Singers
that worked year, give Barhofs the pref renee.
Respectfully yours, &c.. CARROLL II. EkHn.
find difficulty in getting wife 10 work on Bar
,holfs Machine They say something great ought to be
done Cor The man that Sewing Machines with the Shut
10 and ock stitch Iuns lf-difsl c. G. T.
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DIED.

Near Timber Ridge Church, in Rockbridgc, the
18th alt. Mr.. ALEXANDER LAcKEr,Y in the 3lst
year Of his age.
On the same day and at the same place, NiR'
GINA WILSON, in the 5th year Of her age
And ON the 18th little MAGGIE WILSON. in the
9Th year OF her age.
Thursday night last, Mrs. MARTHA LEcKEy, wife
OF Mr.. Jas; Leckey, decd, aged about 81 years.
She was a member of the Secedar church.
In Lexington, on Tuesday evening last, Mr.. WV.
WALLACE, SIX, at an advanced age.
On Thursday morning 4th August, Mrs. MAR.
tina A..cons-rt Of Mr.. John Cary, formerly of
LvnrlILurr Va
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CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

Raj EsrArE SAFES To-DAT.--Messrs. Blackford,
Davis and Payne, Trustees. will sell to-day on the
nremises. the house and lot now in the occupancy
=, Mr.. JOS. p. billiard, situated ON Diamond Hill,
on the Campbell Courthouse Turnpike. and near
the residence Of Messrs. Yancey, s. Tyree, and
G. NJ, Rucker. 49,
The Same trustees will also sell on the premises
.la honse and 10, now occupied bv VIM r. John
~. W., s;,rated on Falls Alley, on Diamond Hill,
adjoining the lot Of Peter g. Akers and Others
n AxERs. Auctioneer, will sell for Robert j.
D.y;s Commissioner, in front of the Market-h"use.
a lot situated On Franklin Hill. and eontaing
ahout one third of an acre, having front ct oS
feet ON franklin street, and running back 70!
feet.
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OLD DOMINION FEMALE INSTITUTE
RICHMOND. VA.

UNHIS School for Young Ladies' will open Oc
ober 1859 and close the 8oh u june 1860 In this
School will be taught all the branches essential complete
and polished education The Principal will be assisted by
able and ecientcops Of teachers among whom Rev. Leo
Rosser d. d. teacher Of Moral Science; l. T. Shumate
Ancient Languages and Natural Sciences H. Esq
Music; J. Fisher Painting &c: Msse NJ. 4. Carter
F. Delaplaine, In the English Department circular
any information concerning the School, will b. any
dress, application 70 T. L. GALLEHER, Principal,
Richmond, Va.
REFERENCEs-RevD d; $. Dogge 7. D., Rev. WV. Bennett
Rev. JAS A. Duncan, Rev. VIM II. Wheels right Robert
Rideeway Esq., \. a. sturdvs ESQ., Richmond. Va; Rev O.
" Carter, University of Mississippi; Rev. Nelson Head Dam
vi, Va aug2-cTt