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New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

SILVER SOAP.-Ths unique preparation for
Caanivs ana Poshns Silver Plated and Britannia Wares
Nosa sssis Tin. ke, most eonyenien, and effective 1t
fovaswih ksH The labor and without soins the hnseu
eos ceaaias Ans koase paint Il 10 invaluable Sod BY
HxSEMAx Co., Nos. lci Sys. Sli' ana 'cs bf0sawsy'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
Thunderstorm i'm Albany.

NIHNNf, FTkudF, FN7y
a violent thunderstorm broke over this city ls<
night. One of the buildings belonging Ia the Cestra
Railroad and used for the storage of freight wa struck
by lighring. The reof was melted and some Of the
wall destroyed, but owing to the character Of tho
building, no fire occurred and no other damage was
done
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
Fire in Rutland, VI.

RUTLAND. w., Friday, June 3. 1859.
The Rutland foundory and machine shop, ownei by
the Brandon Iron and Car Wheel Company aud oosa-
pied by Bowman & Mansfield were destroyed By 6re
s't night Loss from sl5 900 TO $50 900. Insured fsr
about half that amount
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

REJOICE YE SUFFERERS i-RIsE iE BEDRiD'
DIN CsIprtrs-Dr ToRiAss VENETIAN LISINsST cas- now
procured 1t n warranted speedy cure iof Chose hhu
maiis Collie Crsmp Cuts Pains Of all hnds-oI no pay %
not when YOU can be instantly relieved Price y and 81
cents Depot, No. 30 CouItiandst, Ne"-io'h ood " s
n,,g.
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Aeprurk Daily Gribn,re
SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1859.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

TO CORRE5PONDEHTS
10 notice BE- taken of Anonymous Communication What
syr- In Intended BE- authenticated By me
name Of the write-not necessarily for pabct
tiou, bat guaranty for his GOOD fs.h
We canno: undertake rejected Concentration
Rasne letters for TIE TssusE Oce should 10 sH cases b
tddre,sed 20 HoRacE GsEELEy Co
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
Special Dispatch to Tho N. Y. Tribune.

WAsHINGTOS, Friday, June 3, 1859.
Attorney. General Blacks opinion respecting the
Utah Controversy conflicts with the military under
standing of the instructions to Gen. Johnston and
the intention of the War Department when they
were issued. Hence further complications are ap-
pretended.
Secretary Floyd returns next week. and Jerez
starts for Nicaragua on Monday. IIe carries
Lamar's recent treaty back for alteration. That
treaty is substantially the same as the Cass-
Yrissarri treaty, with notifications which our
Government previously consented to make with
one exception not regarded vital, which is
returned for alteration. The point will be yielded
by Nicara qua. Nicaragua engages TO employ
necessary force to keep the transit open and se-
cure; and We, when called upon by her, also agree
to furnish force for that purpose. Whenever an
exigency occurs we may send troops into Nlcara-
qua for the protection Of American property
The British treaty is understood to be similar to
ours except in single unimportant respect.
However, Ousley has agreed to make treaty re-
linaushing the Musquito prOtectorate when Nlcsra-
qua is ready, and another with Honduras, receding
Dot isiaHuS
Mr.. Wyke British Charge dAfairs at Guate-
maa. has been instructed TO define the Belize set
Elements. This covers the whole Central Amer-
can question, and is the general basis Of an ar
raDgement.
To the Associated Pres
WAsHSGTos, Friday, June 3, 1853.
The President he's issued proclamation for the sale
of public lands il Iowa, commencing at FoIt Dodge
the 26th Of September and at Sioux City the 81 Of
October They in the north western part of Iowa.
at the head Of the Des Moines River and its tribu-
teries.
Passed Assistan. Surgeon Howitz has been ordered
to the Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery Assistant
Chief Of that Bureau Surgeon Delaney and Assistant
Surgeon WiLdleberger have been ordered to the San
Jacinto
Tie steamer Roanoke will, il is said, bring the
japanese Commissioners from Panama to New
York.
Commander Porter will leave in the steamer Of the
Goth, to take command of the sloopof war ST. Msrys,
now at Panama
Captain Dablgreen having, by order Of the Chief
of the Bureau Of Ordnance and Hydrography, ex-
amined and tested Joslyns breech loading carbne,
officially reports that this style of eommends it.
self to the tests of the service, the only objection
being the shor!ness o! the barrel
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

The mails for Europe by the steamship Wander
bilt will close at l0l o'clock this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
NEW INVENTION.

ToLMANs PATENr SELFVESTILATfNC
SPRING BED.
No family afford without itso cool sof clean
W easily taken Of
Call For sale at No. 239 Canss Gre: door east OF
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1. X.

QUIrr BIT OF MuRDER.
II stated in the transactions OF the Medical So
cety Of the State Of New York" fo 1858 p ll that in
simple PuepeTs Fever cetn physician VINO had just been
reading Hamilton Pugatives administered such sse Of
Caom and Jaap that he brough, off teen evacuaous Of
the bouc This be called vigorous attack" IL -,
doubedy and II killed the rdeHt Had the unfortunate woman
blessed with kind rnd with the effects
Of RADwAys READY RELIEF, REGULATORS and RESoLvEsr
in difficult partunn and especially in puepsral fever
had been saved II Hamilton Pugaiye advises such
practice tb the autodaf6 made of the whole
edition We would ladies who expect to
become mothers keep RADwaYs REmEnIEs within reaoh and
TO set their sEaiDst all vigorous" prctloners who
attack with 4" full doses Of cslomel aud jslsp"
With these Remedies within reach, there no disease maady
pain ache nfmity to which the human system is subject,
but that Mothers should keep RADw
READY their nurseries IL child is suddenly seized
with Group bowel oomplsin- congeons. IT, as
the little sufferer is troubled with
Of Railways Ready Relief given in water will nstsny
eye the child eSpel from the of ts SUI
ferpg important fact be remembedno pain no In
frmes remain torture the human ystem
tho influence OF Railways Ready Relief and Regulating
Pills. -
Radwpys Renedies for sale by Druggists aud Storekeepes
RADWAY X Co, No. - Johi- ST., New ioik
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SARATOGA EMPIRE WATER.
SUPERIOR TO CosGsHss WATEJ


The RYpfRF WarrR 10 bottled from the celebrated Empire
Spring Saratoga Springs n. Y: 80
This fountain situated far from the cid Congress Spring
md The qualities Of EMPIRE WATER the Con
combination Of iodine aud aosenoe OF
iron all the virtues Of the COpgress without tbs i'm
tsting properiss -, -, 4,
perfect order The pbysiciais all recommend IS an
oxoelb u; cathartic and Alternative.
Idsestiun Dyspepsia Constipation Nervous Debility Loss
Of Appetite and common Co5s disappear before s renovng
power in their stead produces vigOr aud health.
# you have been late night irdulginz way be
sure and WATER in the before eating
usually produce cahac effect and relieve the sys
TEN from morbid, eversn state.
Il delicious beverage taken bet ween meals and a, evening
procuc taken such times healthy action upon the
kidneys and liver. -,
IL plea.sn saline taste. with puuEency aud liveine--
which make agreeable beverage equal not superior 70
soda water
Shake the bottle reune the with the mineras which
and eervescng when taken from the
Spring
II viii h. delivered to puchaseri sny part Of the city
Pirts Il 75 Quarts 25: full Quarts a. 50 PER dozen.
Fifty allowed for bottles in exchange. liberal discount
made 10 deslers
@. r. BURROWS
EMPIRE WATgR DEPOT,
No 40 Broadway, Caual-z,., Sew-YoTk
Sold ty all ts. hrst-cla,s Druggists
Be sure and call for EMPIRE WATER DOn call II Congress
Wafer.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

CURTIs's CURE FOR BALDNEss.-This remedy
reliable OIL lead sulphur II has been tested in
osu Providence and the Eastern w. CURTIS, Pro-
prietor Providence r. Sold by F. NJ Guion l2l BoweTy
l. Codamgtou, us Broadway w. Ill. Lewis, Oh Green-
richs, John Jones, 722 Bousonsl NewYork Mrs. Hay
g. T. Hloe and Reynolds Co, Brooklyn T. Sellew, Jersey
City. w. T. Mercer, Newark. BARNES PARK,
No, lS and IS Park row. General gents and all Druggists
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
HOLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PILLS

rheun attain. neuralgia scrofua sa he1n aud
all eruptiols the Onfuen; the only safe and certain ne
plh equally reliable in dyspepsl Sold No 50
MAIDEN lane, New.lerk.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

Death Of Mrs. Fleming.
SAyAssAH, Thursday, June y. issss.
Mrs. Fleming, the actress, died here to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
WATCHES CLEANED AND REPAIRED,


AT LESS THAN USUAL PRICES,
Bv the finest London ano German workmeD at
@. G.. ALIENS, No. as broadway,
Formerly No. II Wa-st-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

His assortment II Ladies inS
Brsds Fronss Half Wiss etc. complete bis spendid
Dye applied by experienced 10 the satisfaction Of every
hanufAesnreS cold No Astor House Copy the
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
Protection PROM LIGHTNING

PROTECTION PROM LIGHTNING.
A. NJ QUIMBY q SON. No ls Nassau-st. New York continue
offer their services 70 the pubic this connection They have
subject their cia study i aud their
IHPRovED LIGHTNING RODS
have always afforded complete protection the buildings
which they have been placed.
rders addres.ed above will receive prompt attention.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04
RUPTURE CURED-By MARSH & Co. 5 RADI-

cal CrRx rxuss Aso SILK ELASTIC STOCKINGS for
vrips SpppoRrERs and SHoyLpER BRAes Instruments
ieiortes made order No 2Vessys Asor House, ~ Y.
LAdies private rooms. and female attendant,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-04

No.- IS and So Fultno-s.,
Between Gold aud GLE 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10
Yxrt xAOrIg.

& ~ 4 sJ + ZAP AA EEAi,
1P ~, ks:. sc os Ms1 81 Sss: a l:ss.
' ": dss: bs:ss.. s.s. w. '
and snE 10 :.' g ss!s.
si ss,. Gs.ia s ne sfss,
D. NJ baR1i Sl's enters J. T. BY Boston. Jr dam Re-
n. 4. 'fi;hcmpson enters ). t., BY voltairs. dam
cen 1pJy ty.e4 enters Miss Tobacco Fly, by Red
sEcosps ENTHUSIASTICALLY for three year old
sS sss ecssd
JOSEPH asn NIL. 0'
r. Nj. Hall enters x. {, Faith. BY Childe Harold,
Ts sns. y esuIae r S, Star Davis. dam
D. Mcdaniel enters ). E Minnie Lehman. by
Boston, 'f'' df shc q S1Si BAY.
Frrsr RAcE-Swee pstake for three year old colts
ses is soo S nc 80 orss added By
the Club provided two or more start. Closed with
N. a. Thompson enters &. f., by Register, dam by
j. r. PUT w. boswell enters .. T.. by Grif Ed
: ! miondson. dam Virginia Payne
Michael Ryan enters b. c. Prince, by Monarch,
dam MADONNA
o. p. Hare enters b. c. Oysterman, by Kevenne.
dam Miss Coutts.
J. M. Taylor enters b. c., by Financier, out Of
EMANCIPATION Mare.
Gen. L. J.. Green enters Mary Blair, by Red Eye,
dam Phil Brown.
Calvin Green enters b. c., by Crit Edmondson. his
dam by imported Pram.
SECOND RAcE-Propretor's purse 500. Three
THIRD DAY.
FIRST RAcE-Singe dash OF two miles; free for
all ages for purse of $40 on the part of the Club;
$40 entrance, to go with the purse.
SECOND RAcE-Jockey Club purse $500 Four
FOURTH DAY.
FIRST RACE.-Sweepstake for three year old
colts and FLIES. Two mills heats. 500 entrance;
800 forfeit; $500 added by the Club, provided two
or more start. Closed with the following entries:
D. Mcdaniel enters 9. (. Minnie Lehman, by Bos-
ton, Jr. dam by Trustee.
P. G, Bonch enters #. Pauline, by Star Davis,
Joseph Brummel enters b. [. CrinOlne, by Finan-
cier, dam Miss Matte.
Tondren, Williams Co., b. {. Leisure, by Red
Eye, dam unknown.
]. r. and L. w. boswell enters c. f., by Grit Ed
mondson, dam Virginia Payne.
Gen. L. ]. Green enters Addie Currier, by Chal-
lenger, dam by imported Trustee.
Calvin Green enters b. by Grit EdmondSon, his
dam by imported PLiam.
f. M. Hall enters g. f. Faith. by Chilte Harold, by
imported Priam
SECOND RAcE--Proprietor's purse $50. Two
FIFTH DAY.
Handicap purse $500, for the besten horses Of the
NATHANIEL A. THOMPSON,
Secretary Ashland Jockey Club.
Ashland, Hanover Co., Va, Oct. 8, 1889. oc Std
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RUNAwAYs.

"a S25 REWAR ID. --Ths above reward
al will be paid to any one who will apprehend
6\and commit to jail negro boy THOMAS,
n who ran of about the 18th of May last from
.AaMr. George ID. HarwOod, of Richmond, to
whom he was hired. He is about Is years old,
slender form, low forehead, brown skin, speaks
quick when spoken to, and has been accustomed to
work in tobacco factory. When last heard from
he was on canal boat, going towards Lynchbarg.
Admir- of Sam' Peasants, deed.
Rapld-Ann Station, Culpeper Co. Its
Aa Runaway from the subcriber's Stable,
al on the ed of August; a negro man, named
NLEMUFL JOHNSON; copper color, and
~ about feet or inches high, and about p or
LIB years old. Lemue belongs to w. Wingo's
children, of Richmond, land VIM. Elicit, OF King
William, as Trustee.) Lemuelhas q mother living
with Rich'd C. Pembertou, in King William coun-
Richmond, or he has made his WAY 70 King VII
liam county, Va. Wewlll pay TWENTY DOL
LARS reward for his delIveIy to us in Richmond.
sc Its HATCHER WEBSTER.
IN NOTfCE.-Was committed to the Jail of
Gi3 this county. tBedford. Va.,) on the 18th day
- of July last, 1889, rs n runaway. a negro man,
~ calling himself HENRY HALL; five feet
-S-x- three inches high; scar over the left eye;
long blshy hair; copper color. Had on when COM
mitted gray cassnet pants, cadet stripe down each
leg, woel knit shirt. low soft hat abont Is or
60 years of age. JOHN II. EUBANk,
au 27-6w Jail0r.
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Rithnluah pispatft,
MONDAY MORNING. OCT 10. 1852

correspendeuee at the Richmond Dispasch'
osnvsetios for Avscm-- improvement --Dsanatse--
Ger. Floyd, r..
The trial OF Reed, IN Portsmouth, termiuA.
I'D last evening, and about sun-down WAS
rsvcr 10 the Jury, who returned In thirty MIN
ntes with q verdict OF guilty, and hxed hta
punishment atfAres years in the Penttehtlary.
This il the third young man sent 70 the state
PRISON from tho city Of Portsmouth In the last
few weeks They have all been sent up to
Richmond on clearly proved charges Of arson.
Their summary treatment may iuttmidate
Others who are disposed to follow their very
bad examples.
The work Of dcmolsshing the old Market
House has commenced, and in q few days more
will have been completed. Hands are also en-
gagged La excavasing for q cistern, which is TO
hold thirty thousand gallons. Mr.. VIM. Den
by, lr., of this city, In the contractor for the
new iron Market House, which is to super
cede the old one. II il said that his BID was
four or Ave thousand lcss than those OF North-
srn bidders.
Mrs. Waller took a benefit at the opera
House last night. She appeared rs rage. Es
cry seat ia the spacious building was occupi
and scores were forced 70 stand during the
performance. 1t il said that Chanirau app
pears next week, instead OF Miss fanny MOT
ant, who was expected.
Gov. Floyd. Secretary OF war, IS sui NJ
Ola Point, where he is enjoying himself amaz.
ingiv He has turned quite disciple OF old
Sir Isaaek Walton, and goes In Tor piscatoriai
operations regularly every other day.
PERCUSSION.
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CT OTHING USE. lO
1S 5 8.

]. II. SIRICH,
Dealer in Fine Ready Made Clothing, Fxrnishing
Goods, &c,
Respectfully informs the citizens of Richmond and
vicinity, that he has taken the store No. IS, Main
street. ard is prepared to offer them one of the
finest stocks of CLOTHING ever seen in this mar
ket embracing the latest styles of Paris and New
York fashions-all manufactured expressly to or
der
Also, a large assortment Of FURNISHING
GOODS: Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Ties, Stocks, c
in fact, everything to be found in a
FIRST CLASS CLOTHING HOUSE!
All Of which will be offered prices that defy
petition and he solicits the patronage of dlscrim
mating public, feeling assured of pleasing the most
fastidious as to style, quality and price.
Remember, NO. rs, MAIN STREET.
sc l6--lm
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(xREAT QREN!NG on PAIL GOODS Ar

- +. III HSfI >, ZU3 Broad Street.
On MONDAY, the 18th of September, will open
an entirely new and e.selected stock of TR I'M
MlNGS, FANCY and VARIETY GOODS, which
embraces everything new and desirable in that
line. Having bestowed, as usual great care and
attention upon the selection of my stock, aud with
long expenence IN the business, and great facili-
which are moi often met with. would call paTtic
ular attention to my stock of WORSTEDS OF
every description, which, being of my own direct
rfcnced hands, 10 by far the largest and best ar
.anxed 81 any In this country. ! am always de-
.ermIned to accommodate purchasers with fhe
BEST OF Goods at the Low EST market prices and
conndentiy submit my claims to their Judgment
BE iS-im 5. HIRSH, 2O9 Broad street.
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Law AND MEDICAL CARDS.

g, DIR. wM. II. PHILLIPS. having
N>-ssA located in the town OF Sidney; respect
fully oeFs HIS professional services to the Pablo:
0!ice and residence. corner EiEnwood and lsanrei
streets, tiormsriy occupied by Nicholas DAVIS,
hA. Prescriptions compounded. or Medicines fur
nisacd TO order. seZs-sw
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DICHMOND CLASSICAL
III AND COMM ERCIAII SCHOOL.

III AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
The Eighth annual Session will commence on
MONDAY, Sept. 26th. at the rooms on Franklin,
between 8th and 9th streets.
HbRAGE y : e sNiFh a A Nh IL Principals.
Prov. H. W. KuELBEL, Instructor in French
and other Modern Languages.
PRoF. JOHN A. CALYO. Instructor in Ornamen-
tai Drawing. :, :.
Mr.. J. W. REEVE, Instructor in Practical
Book keeping and Laws of Accounts.
PRoF o, HEINRICH. Instructor in MECHANICAL
and Architectural Drawing and Practical
Surveying and Engineering.
Present patrons of the School are earnestly SO.
iicited to secure punctual attendah on the part
Of the pupils and those wishing to entsT their sons
are respectfully requested to make early apphca-
ton. 49, =, l.,
tween the hours of and H. and. At other hours,
terms &C., see Circulars for distribution, at the
Bookstore Of Jas. Woodhorse & Co. Sc 10 I'm
~ A Primary Department will be connected
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DENTISTRY.

+. A. JETER, SURGEON DENTIST,
h$~o Office ON Main street, below Pearl, next
~-ILb door to p. Horton Keachs Trimming
Store, and two doors above Messrs. Thos. r.. Price
4 Co.'S Dry Goods Store.
Having returned to the city would be pleased to
those that he has engagements with, and all
those are respectfully invited who may be SO I'M
fortunate TO need the services of Dental Sur
econ. Sc l3-lm r. A, LETTER.
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49,
: I5ss Ia1Esb t1 AsP eefk p WI s 1:
81 iNTkREST, Tho Haaniesa. snd M III N ~
S.n 4 * sf ssns: es'i
4: g s2; sa q ' PORTION
y .S::s ~ iR 81 ss as sa
nns o ~ somD.ssa and D opsn q e
entire length rs miles, and runs thIossh Ss df1o 81
E s sas !. x. Il any :o and S sssn
Ss1:, ssag.. .' 3 & ss '
Land Commissioner r. { st. 10. 4. 4.
HANNIBAL, Mo-, June 18th, 1859.
- FOR SALE. small TkACr .a;is. - = u
on the New Bridge Road, three mics , ease Z,
G,y I IL ans c hps Dr. chrsn
s. A. Hart and others The above trac. as,rabe
neishberhood has upon i very good Dwell VII
LING HOUSE, containing or 10 rooms, , Win
sn " Tp sda sas e h growth Of
Of grain, &c and you'd make mosi Of
ysSsas s and I; tss aaesus use q lime
and guano can be made q desirable farm, as the
results from The Sss q I'M sstss The
e az Sasg propepty Is offered Tor sale pvaey on lib
eral and accommodating terms, or would % Ak
changed for city PR[4SRWsIftffN Gs ssssH ooLLApAY
18th street. between MAN &c Hioh hnsadVV Va
-. FARM FOR SALE.-I offer for sale PR ri-
vately, until the 21th Of October next, isos'
.>& my small FARM, situated IN Ameiia copH NY
1 mon , and panye Railroad and four miles from
the Amelia Springs containing loa ACb biffi o.
M NSs are good, and consist Of glestors
HOUSE. newly repaired, with four roons and i, Two
HOUSES for small family. If not sold before the
25th of October, it will be sold on that day, on the
co IsNdswNwlaw3wt X. II. JETER.
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N NEW STOR e ...BOOTS,
FALL SUPPLY.

III The attention of the public is e-ExSaM
respectfully asked to my Fall stock of <<Asia
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C., comprising full
assortment in every department Of the trade. Is
pecial attention has been paid IN the selection of
staple articles and other kinds ada pied to the whole
sale trade; and country merchants will consult
their interests by examining my stock before pur-
chasing, RS am determined to offer great induce
ments to secure portion of that trade. A call is
respectfully asked al No. SO Main street. two doors
above I. R. Price & Co. JN0. C. PAGE, JR.
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NEW STATIONERY STORE,
- PERIODICAL. AGENCY

,,.., CARD AND NOTE PRINTING
ercb ssnst near Main; adjoining ,hs ocs Of the
=, ne undersigned respectfully announces that ne
e: and The s.s evs a ssssf ff
s'fR' ffd Min; rfa cd sns
1 II Il sGTsS b M
SS{ ss i: IL;
1sYsS,s Paper. and rAn IfyJs With
s snss and Periodicals. Of the DAY, sskss q s1e
TO MERcHAnTS, MAEpifAcTukEhs'
foFS1 eesa. via III saa Bank s's :srss...
WIZ. ,,....d q ,.o.iv. ApyE faffsERa
ssssins . ssseaissies Splendid e6snoss Tor sdysr-
ri EISSIuTNERM caa 8 Orange c. H.;
xlSgIssJvAi IGH 2E haflifrF 6 a III
9nTHE&N ERa, lle,d 9. H;
thEiEy! d1 slRss q agfa soss Hoy.l;
Q6eEaqE2Ak n qs sERyvE W culps1si G, H..
MA se 49,: q. Ihs aatscnbsr, ia returning ass
"a @a9 fsycrs heretofore bsstowed on Mn. wonn
e 81 Inform ses,a ara tie SnSis asasss'iS
9psk 3 APP II sST ssifisif &.
s.s .Ss sss''s =
s.sssss. Jas. nc cARTRn.
/: "a 81; ss;ss:;;sss:: !. lsls
1k sS9 !. ], j41sEt ns30 q s. 1883.
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s. DIR. POLLARD hiss removed his of
81 f,ce and residence to the ''Cottase on
Governor street, next door Above the richmond
House. 30 am
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS, INSTITUTE


The School of Design OF the Virginia Mechanics
Institute will be opened for the admission OF schol,
airs on the evening of tuesday,, October ith. and
Thereafter will be in session every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday evening, until the LIST OF Apr
1860. -
Messrs GRANT and HENRIQUES have been
engaged as teachers, and the Committee feel Just
fed by past experience, in recommending them as
fully competent to perform all the duties satlsfac-
torily Besides the exercises ia free hand sketch
ing and simple Geometry, and the more intricate
branches of Mathematics, Lectures viii be de-
iivered every THURSDAY evening on some practical
subject connected with the exercises of the schol
ars.
Every arrangement will be made to insure the
comfort of the scholars. and to afford facilities for
their advancement.
All persons who wish to attend will apply either
to one OF the undersigned, or to J. w. LEwELLEN,
Secretary of the Institute, from whom certificates
can be obtained, and without which no one will be
admitted into the school.
TERMs.-S3.Cu per session of three months.
THOS. H. WYNNE,l Committee
JAMES KERSEY, on School Of
JOS. F. POW ELL, Design.
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