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The Condition Powder

Is composed principally q herbs ard roots
and may he given at All fines and under all
circumstances y til perfect satety Ii has beef
found. By long experience, TO be highly usef,
in the cure of thu var;o.s diseases 10 whiol
horses and cattle are subject, viz: Disten,,,e,.
Hide Bound, Loss Of appetite Inward Strains.
Yellow Water, Inflammation Of the eye, Fa-
tigue from Hard Exercs" also Rhcuinatisn1.
Commonly called the Still complaint 1t is
also a safe and certain remedy for Coughs and
Colds. II carries off all gross hrmors. and will
remove all Inflammation ana fever, purify the
blood, locson the skin, cleanse the water a!iI
strengthen every part Of the body. Ono pack
age Of the powders and box of the Ointment
viii perfectly cnre a recent Founder III six or
eight days. without leaving the least effect IN
the feet. In Hcrsc Distemper. they viii aliav
the fever and promote healthy termination Of
the disease. One Powder and part Of bax
Of the Ointment, viii, in al cases, cure tas
Horn Distemper in COW two are soRet:All..
required for an on
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NOTICE sNTRA.

4 LII those having subscribed for lots in he
"A Cemetery grounds. are most earnestly
requested TO make payment Oh the same With
out delay, for it is imperative that the matter
should be cleared up Immediately.
BY order of the Board.
w. A. TOZER Seu.
P.S Those who cannot raise the money
please walk up and give their note,
River Falls, July 29th, 1858. 5-a
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~ Why is the Mediterranean the
dirtiest Of seas? Because it is the least
tide v.
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Gg If | take friend apart, does he
come in pieces? -
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Masonic.-l'he regular meetings Of Ire
River Falls LODGE Of a. T. A. NJ. are held on
The LIST and Sd Tuesdays Of each and every
a'onth at Mason's Hall, AT Z o'clock p. n.
c. 2. ABBCTT, II. n
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SL.OAN'S OINTMENT

EIOR Nildness, Safety. Certainty ard Thor-
L ouehness Sioan's Ointment eycels and il
rapidly superstdin al other Ontnelts and
Linments fer the cure Of Ire following disca-
SEES:
Fresh Wounds. Calls Of I'll kinds Craeked
Heels, Ringhone. Pollaril, Wind-galls. Callus,
Spayine, Sweeney, Fistula, FouhdereI Feet.
Sand Cracks Scratch or Grease, Mango, and
Hnrsc Nistpmnrr
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TEE BOOKS zrJsr BE s-:xr1rjD.

| have placed my Store accounts in the
hands Ct W. A. Tozar for settlement Those
knowing ITEMS Ives TO be indebted to me
on such account viii please call upon him
without del y, and settle by note. or oth5r
wise. hint 10 the wise Is sufficient.
b. z. yAENATTA.
River Falls, May 3lst. 1859. DIV
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B IAN K S.

For sale a. ihis office,
wa'rantoe Deeds. Mortgage DEEDS;
Bonds for Deeds, Quit Claim Deeds,
de-. &C., &c.
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~ HIS JOUBE All has a,on national 1ep-
Il ufation for its excellence as a eehe@al
Family Newspaper, alI,i is high Political and
Literary character Published IN the heart
Of New England OF a larger sheet than tbs
Boston weeklies, with a day S LATER news than
the New York and Hoston weeklies Of the
same date representing more thoroughly
then those Journals can, or profess to do, the
Distinguishing principles Of New England in
morals, politics and religion and made up
with especial reference to the tastes and wants
of New England families. whether settled in
theiforiginal homes, or transplanted TO distant
portions of the Union-THE REPUBLICAN
presents more attractive features for general
circulation than any ether New England
paper.
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~ TETS CrFTS IL. 4. COLBY eco,
"a us P.a}o',h st. Chic"go. The :
NAL CT Booteio .. established IN 1854 low
porua1v,nly -iu#tgd de above al lre@s, en-
;.h'gl lv ,ie;r !oay experience il The b9~;-
he ., NOW Of. s'pater ifcucemcn;s than ever
before. aud v continue 10 make it their en-
d"ayol 10 tonGrct heir business v III greater
iiberalitg ,nan East ofany otneg house in tie
counuE.
CATALOGUES ETATLrD FREE TO ANY
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PkIcE-One copy, six months, s;1,00 One
year 81 50; sixteen months S1.00. Blight
copies to one address one year $1,000; twenty
copies 20,00,-payab!e in advance.
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, contains each
week over forty columns of reading matter,
including all the News of the Week, local,
general and foreign, carefully condensed and
arranged for It's pages; A review of Money
and Business affairs, with the latest Boston
and New York Markets; 4 summary and re-
view of Religious Affairs; Agricultural Facts
and Hints IA nder the head of The + arm and
Garden, by practical eultivator; An Account
Of all the new Patents and Inventions Origi-
nal Boston and New York Correspondence /;
Six or eight columns OF Independent Editorial
Discussions Of the Politics, News aud Liteia-
ture Of the day Original and Selected Stories,
Poetry, and Briefer Miscellany, for the Family,
making altogether the most perfect, various
and readable Weekly Newspaper published in
the country.
~ THE RErUBLToAN has a large and rapid-
w growing circulation in New England, New
Yorl, and the West, and is an especial flvorite
with emigraats from New England in all parts
of the country,
SAMUEL BOWLES & co
ne Is Springfield. Mass.
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EARLY in the New Year (l859,) Dr. HoL-
LAND viii commence new series of special
articles. akin 10 the fano-s and popular Tim
othy Titcomb Letters.
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q OsEce. ~@ Paw EJFe,

T Sec Sloan's advertisement in another col
n
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cc1alnHc1Ak


nfahm cnd MARKETS. jar -.
Thcre is nd uhsNss IN Flour
Wheat u Corn IL 800 to-day.
py~gp.,rna fys.5 MARKET. July s.--we hear
Of no material change IN prices to-day. Inefe
was rather more enquiry for Wheat to- DAY g YES
terday's quotations, and for very prime samples
the market may he quoted TO 2 cents hlf 7er we
learn Of no transactions in Cotton. Hosdess are
generally above the views Of buyers.
Northern Markets-f BIZ TKLEaRAPH1
BALTIMORE. July D.-Flour tnoyant. and adj
ysaeed Izc. Howard street and CITY mills S5.l2.-
Wheat advanced 2u3 cents; white SlJ0dl .45, red
SLUaf.25. Corn frn: yellow and White 81 ns2c.--
Provisions quiet and unchanged. Whiskey quiet
al Illa.
NEW yogx, July c9-Noon Flour advanced 10
al5e.: Southern s5.!od57o w heat slightly high-
or red Sll6al 30, white 81 s0a AZ. Corn heavy
mixed ~, white S. Pork dlill: Mess &la.U, prime
lo.15 Lard heavy. Wt ss dull e &c. stesks
tsation FIRM aud active. Red wheat SI.25l 3D.
Yellow corn S. Provisions heavy. Sugar steady.
saIsa ia New York, Thursday, Of ssooo Va. s's
al yya,.
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Mr.. Everett Oh the Italian Nationality.

Mr.. Everett on the tfaIIan NHiluHaIIty.
Mr. EVERETT, in the last New York Ledger.
discusses the subject of Italian nationality
He remarks that on the score of common orr
gin, the inhabitants OF Italy at the presen!
day have 4 much stronger claim to be con-
sidered IL nation than the subjects of the Aus
trian Empire in which al least four great
races are comprehendcd-the Italian, the Ger
Man, the Sclayonian and the Magyar, to say
nothing of numerous sub-races, of radically
different stock, and speaking languages utterly
unintelligible TO each other. Mr.. EVERETT
then proceeds to show that, OH all the grounds
of geographical position, race, language and
religion there is no other people in Europe
which unites i'll the same degree the four
great elements of Il prosperous nationality as
Italy.
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Lawyers and ciien.S.

Fne Eneltsh papers comment with much
sax1afaction upon the judicial rs adjustment of
- princirle, that the authority Of counsel
Aoeo not extend 70 ignoring the clients wish
9 and hiading him 70 stipulations against his
viii. The decision was made i'm an action
heoueht BY ono Mrs. SwISFEx against Lord
OuxANsyoRD. The Liverpool Times saws
~Naturs made mistake in the sex of this
lady. for she has spirit and energy enough for
. donen Of The ruder sex. She has rendered
isealculable service to the public by establish.
Ing II her own person the rule that no barris.
tss = justi6sd in settling cause contrary to
~ Wishss Of his client.p : -
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RUNAwAYs.

Ia NOTICE.-Taken up ms runaway,
an in Bath county. on the I'd day of May, 1889,
and committed To the Jail of said county of
~ Bath, Negro man, of dark complexion, no
.L-z.marks scars visible; about 80 years of age;
feet o inches high; heavy set He calls himself
SAM and SAYS ne belongs to DIR. Henry Eastwood,
of King William county, Va. The owner will
come forw ard prove property and pay damages:
otherwise, he will he dealt with tho law directs.
WILLIAM A. GARRISON,
je 4-law6wS Tailor OF Bath county.
o S5REWARD.--Iw will pay the above re-
q ward tor. the apprehension and delivery 20
III me, on Union Hill. OF my servant FANNY,
<E?Cwhn left INV house on Wednesday. the Goth
-S-x--instant. The above named servant y fall
grown, about twenty years old. and real African
color. il 29-2tE WM. GARNETT.
n $40 REWARD Kanawav from tho
q subscriber, on the 9Th of July, negro wo-
-fkA man, named ELIZABETH. She is ginger
DIV bread color. high cheek bones, thin face,
.Sk-.about As years old. and has wrist dlslo
Gated. She was brought from Page county, Va,
where she has husband. will give the above
ward II delivered to me, or confined in any place
where can get possession OF her.
jy IS--ts HENRY MILLER, Broad st.
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THE AUGUsT ELEcTIoNs.-On Monday neAt
August /. the people of Alabama, Kentucky.
and Texas, choose respectively State officers
Legislature, and members of Congress; in Tell
nessee the same duty is to be discharged Oh
Thursday, August 4, and in North Carolina Oil
Thursday the 18th. In Alabama, Andrew b.
Moore, the present Executive, is the regular
Democratic candidate, and is opposed by w. L.
Sanford, Independent. In one or two of the
Congressional Districts the regular Democratic
nominations are opposed by Independents. In
kentucky full tickets have been nominated by
both parties. Joshua F. Bell isSthe OPPOSE
tion and Beriah MagofIin the Democratic can
didate for Governor. The canvass has been
animated and both parties are confident OF VIC
tory In Texas General Houston is running
for Governor as an Independent Democrat, i'll
opposition to Hardin r. Runnels, the regular
nominee Houston's chances of success are
thought to be good. The contest in Tennessee
has been very spirited and the Opposition ex-
pect to gain one or two Congressman. John
Natherland is the Opposition and Isham G.
Harris the Democratic candidate for Governor.
Opposition nominations have been made in all
the Congressional districts except the 9th,
where J. II. Thomas aud VIM. III. Polk, both
Democrats, have the contest to themselves. In
the 10th district two Democrats are running
against the Opposition nominee. The Congress
canvass in North Carolina has been unusually
spirited The Democrats have re-nominated
all their members in the present House and
John A. Gilmer, who is the only opposition
member in the present delegation, has also
been re- nominated.
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NTOTICE.-My friends and CUSTOMERS, Of the
Il city III Richmond and its vicinity, viii please
GREAHAM, formerly IN ny cmpioy ~ driver nm
to July -, a. he left my employ ment on that date
owe me money threuyh NJ. GREAHAM Womb 80 ~
tic with my driver, MT. @. +. MURPHY, who r An
that runte, ~ - - y"
also take this msthod Of returnins INV .;nce, -
thank to my customers who have petronixsj ny ~
same. - RR A N6fs Tv IN ~ w
~ &~4- eucce~sof u N NcCarn,ark Z
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DIR
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Steamsl,ip Roanoke, Couch. New York, nitse.
nj utssengers, Ludlam Il Watson.
any steansar Reyere. Keene, baltimore, mdse. and
PA RsrS Flying Cloud. Beauchamp, Baltimore ,gnano,
Brig Ellen. Lindenhan. Salem, in ballast, Dun
Ion. Moncure & Co. Exy
schr Aretss, Chase, Boston, mdse., DIX w.
Currie. ,n.,t;,-,
I schr. Havre Do Grace. Fields. Chickahomihg
river lumber, l., w. Eiazebrook. :,
Steamer CITY Of Richinond. Mitchell. Phiiadei-
pbia, nllse. and passengers. IL. Il. Tuttle.
SAILED.
scbr. baltimore. Phillips. Baltimore, via Nor
folk, mdse.. w. d. CoiGu.tt Il Co. s.,
Schr. Martha May, Watlinston, down the river
Schr. 4, J. Tulf Cooper. down the rivcr; light,
achr Josephtis and Edwin, Conerly, down the
river light.
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ma. PASSENGERS per Steamship "koANoKE,
from New York: July Is. !s5g; GEo. W. Coycn'
Master:-Jes Palmer: A. " BaInes; J. His sin rs
lewis Minis, ST. Lewis Minis, jr.. Miss RaddeT,
Mrs ]. Denagle. DR.. NJ w. Harrison and lady. J.
A. McNair. DR.. W. r. Denagfe, NJ: Mstheson,
Mr. Constable, n Archer Ma5s O. MANY ,h MISS
Fred. Jones, Mr.. Hurst and lady. Jno. T. Hudson,
T.. Creighcn. J. g. Snith, u. Hoch, c. Rice. James
W. Cnyie; Mr.. Hnnter..,- Apteoinas. Also IRON
NJ. Baine. Alice Forbes. J. c. Long, f.. j.. GOD
ward, X. Taylor, Ind 20 in Storage.
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- A CARD

"A SAND. -, go
b. RIcHMoNp, July 18th, 1859.
Gentleinen-ln your column OF local matters. IN
this mornings paper, there is report OF case
wherein was party. which. although literally
correct, may yet he understood to injury, Will
out some farther explanation OF it. gu state that
I appeared before Justice Alice TO answer the
charge of taking unlawful possession OF mule, the
property of John Scott, a free negro; that ten or
fifteen witnesses were examined IN relation TO tne
CHARGE after which the mule was retuTnedt 10 scout
and the warrant dismissed.
1t might lie supposed, from This statement, that
criminal charge had been made against me. when,
after some investigation, was compromised by my
returning the property alleged to have been taken,
and by the disnsSion of the prosecution In tact,
the warrant was not designed by the Justice as a
warrant for my arrest on criminal charge, put
merely to bring the property and the parties claim
ing it before him, for the purpose oil determining
the title.
1t appeared that lost mule about two months
ago. answering the description OF the mule Claim
ed BY Scott; that advertised 1t. and received IN
formation tram several sources that my mule was
On Maddox Hill; that went there. and learned
from several residents of the place that stray
mule was ON the hill, and that TOOK mule which
resembled my own so closely as 10 be taken Ior IL
b, three or four persons, among them one 10 whom
had offered my mule for sale, and another who
had worked it; and that had not seen my own
mule more than eight ten times, and nis NJ wen
be mistaken with regard to IT, Justice Alice, on
dlsnssns the case, acquitted me entlreiy rom Ii
suspicion of a wrong intent. and remarked that ne
had not. from the first, supposed that was dong
more than prosecuting what honestly believed 10
be my lawful rights. , NM,
jy 30-ltf HAMMEf oHAhfE'
II l. .s-fl 10 hptI 4
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NgydndSE:-E hereby constltuts ana Appcint
isa asIpes. Sc baynx and seIlins EUfTEH. LARD.
=. &C., 90, q ~ brad ssrseS. 1os cssss.
Richmond. Jaly nh, In. = T1-sx:
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"a Fyxt: PHorot:RAriIIc L!xENEssKs can be had
at Rsrs Co.'S Steam GALLERY for Is cents. from
that up to 225, according to ths size and style OF
"a s or frame Large size family groups and IAN
~ eases AT one hall the usual prices. sf.sls.
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MILITARY.

;, HEADQ'R RS Co, IsT REG. VOLS,
& RICHMOND, July 10Th, 1859.
NJ This Company win assemble At corinthi.n
~ Hall. TUESDAY. August ID. at ga o'clock, y.
j. SEPT j. wHERRY.dst seret.
a ARMoRY YOUNG lfsH Gp bsRkTPrAruoN.}
"a RicHoSD, July 18th. 1859.
WOrdesr No: !: 80, Am .u,,.pp1n.y
and TUESDAY evenings, at s O'clock until fur
III ii. The battalion w,il.meet FRIDAY evenings Tor
practice and instruction IN manual OF arms and
members viii bring their musksts. bayonets and
iii. Tuesday evenings, battalion drills and meet
lnss 'of 0a Canes w. L. sGT rFf'sf II
Capt JOHN S. RABf, Co. b.
+ !. e + a " stDas, LIST ssrgfs ,y9-ts
:, HEADERS lar RECT VA VOLS.,{
Al RICHMOND, July 9Th, 1859.
W /; The System Of Tactics for Light Infantry
- and Rltiemen. prepared under the direction OF
the War Department, by Breyet Lieutenant,colo,
ne VIM 4 Hardse, Of the Cavalry sf ,he United
ants of Companies of this Regiment, for the iu-
strnetion of their respective oerps.
H. This Regiment viii In future be exercised
and maneuyred according to the principles and
rules of the stem of Tactics aforesaid, except in
iIi. Commandments of Infantry Companies will
be held responsible, upon the Reeimenta psrades.
eJ ". Captain u, VIM MrsrohD hnvin- been grant,
ed leave of absences, Lieutenant VIM. l.. MAuLR.
Commanding Company i, is hereby appointed
Acting Adiutant. He will he respected and oboyed
acco rdinsly. Bv order.
~ 2s-st WIN. MUNFoRp. Adiutant.
m HDQ'RS C. /. DRAGO0NS,i
July 9Th, 1859,
1HEN Order No. 1.
~ You are hereby notified that there will
he n PARADE of the Troop. mt Chesterfield Court
House, on the 2nd MONDAY in August. All per
sons who may desire to become members. will have
ample time to UNIFORM themselves between this
and next parade.
Members will assemble promptly at 10 o'clock.
BY order of Capt II. w Cox.
jy 21-4t" w. III. BRANDER, JR., q. \.
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ua- sER REEs & Co.'S new style of Portraits
the Crayon and Transparent Pearl Ambroty pes -
They are the most beautiful of any taken in the
world SO say our critics. Beware of iniitatoTs
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- GRAND CLEARING Oureux1rs
gGSIW
.&17n

a2A-eSALE.-Owing to sickness ia my Ry3aK
family, have determined to wind up my ~AAF -
business in Richmond. and return home Ia the
North. As wish TO close UP m n 9 yerl lew weeks.
| have put all my stock Of BOOTS, s HOES,
TRUNKS. BONNET BOX rs, DC. down. and will
sell them at cost and less II an cost to close ;he,a
out before moving.
Read these prices; Ladies' Tan Caters at Coz,
wnrth Sis; ladies' black Gaiters az 75c., worth,
Sl.s0 ladies' black Caters. with heeis--best quail
ty-at 40. worth % and 80; ladies' black Con
gress Heeied Gaters-best austy--at Sl.o5. worth
300 misses black Button Caters at T5c., worth
81 Is; misses black Gaiters-best quality ak.,
would be cheap At 8 3; misses figured Shoes TS,
worth l00; misses hest thiek served Morocco &c.
worth 81 2s misses black and tan Caters. hee.ed
best anaiity-S 100, worth lie; childreu's Shues
at o0d Sc. hest quality 75c Also. ladies
hlacA heeed Caters At Sli2, worth l-59a2e9;
ladles morocco heeled bontees at SI.2sal 50; scr
want womenss Booteos and Caters at very iow
prices. Aiso, ahnc STOCK of Trunks, Bonnet Baxes.
cost. to close them out.
Ladies, know yon never saw such prices lie lore,
so come NJ once and lIiy your supply while thew
weeks. JNO. CLARK No rs Nam ST.
jy30-6tl A INDOORS below T. 4. Price &c Co.'S,
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STEAM ON COMMON RoADs.-The running OF
steam engines on common roads, though new
in this country, has been tested in England
There is an engine running daily from Man
chester to a coliery, eight miles distant The
road is undulating, and has several sharp
curves. yet the engine draws five four-wheelet.
wagons, containing thirty tons weight.
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OUTER DEPOT-l67 Broad street. doors
ID from the corner of 9th street, south side, (sgn
of the Red Flag. EJust received. this day, per
Roanoke. direct from the diaries in New York,
recommend as something extra. You can find
BUTTER and LARD here, as hard and firm as in
winter. Also. received, a supply of No. CHEESE,
which can sell by the box, or single pound as low
any other house in this city-ior cash. Call at
l67, and see for yourself.
jy 3O-2t* JN0. A. FOSTER. AGENT
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SAILING OF THE STEAMER CANADA.-The
steamer Canada sailed from Boston ON Wed.
nesday with 66 passengers for Liverpool. and
"a for Halifax. She has 1894 $50 in specie
Robert Crawford, of Virginia is among the
passengers for Liverpool.
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On Tuesday morning last, a destructive fire
broke ont In Marysyiiie, Union county, Ohio,
and destroyed over eight buildings and their
contents. The loss is over Sl5DG0.
Rev. Mr.. Hoge, of Richmond, preached at
the Yellow Sulphur Springs, Virginia, on
Sunday last.
The steamer Great Britain, which. left New
York Thursday for Liverpool, took out AZ
passengers and S3u0,ou0 in specie.
No intelligence has been receiyed At bis
home. Ia Rockingham, Va, Of the death Of
young Depeale. 49, |.ss q
The residence Of w. II. Reynolds, editor of
the Liberty tHedfoTd, Va, D sllemocrat, WAS
robbed Of SaU8 last week.
Thomas r. James, of Washington co., Va.
was drowned In Bionnt co., Tenn, ON the oath
WIN. 3. Jones, prominent citizen Of War.
.s 60. va, died very suddenly on Tuesday
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WYNN & CO.,

CLASSICAL AND MATHEM NAUTICAL
y SCHOOL, MAYO STREET.-C. P. BURRUSS
respectfully announces to his friends and the pub
lie, that the 10th session OF his SCHOOL vii COM
mence on MONDAY. the 18th OF September, IN
be aided by n faithful and competent Assistant,
and will endeavor to render his School still more
worthy the very liberal patronage bestowed upon
it for many years past.
Particulars in future advertisement.
Nv 2u-enf2tt
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THE FOURTH SESSION OF MISS LII
i LAS T. GORDON'S SCHOOL will commence
on the LIST of September, at her residence, Forest
Honie,'' one mile from the city.
TERMS:
English Branchesfrom. $50 to 30 90
music: 10 w
French ............. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 20
Board and Washing ...............-......150 on
jy 30 2taWlms
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T~eS NOTICE..-A meeting of the Stock
- holders of the ''Westham Road Compa-
nv will be held at the office Of A. D. WILLIAMS,
m SATURDAY, Both day of July, at O'Clock, A.
NJ. pursuant to the requirements OF the 2sth sec
tinn of chapter 81, of the Code of Virginia.
jy LTD
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houses on tiovernor street. now being bs' az nt
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-30

30 ST. JOINS CHURCH, on SlNDAf next,
At II o'clock. A. NJ, and 5o'clock, T. NJ. by me
late Rector. Jy"-h