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Ak1u;lRolkpe. n

Is 5issssasssasINso s1it tfS g:
l the trains on tbs road a Vii VIII run ss e m
. TEAIss LkAyE RICHMOND ron rxrxRssrsa
E 'aasss. ,a.sash daily
Maithfous1 passens r. dali, 4, sss O'Clock
AS @ssrI1 ~,s. na and freight tr-
day and Friday, at. ..,. sa''s on :.
:, TRAINS LEAvE pETEssBuas roS steux,x AN.
Express through passenger. daily,
Mail and through p...enser.daiily;, 19osl0ek NJ.
Except sundaJs,t at. as pu
tri-weekly, viz. Monday We'd
car a 5e s sasysa
aen Isayss chester on Tuesday. Tharsda, sna
PASSENGERS going by this train viii, ,,..
press train from Richmond at ass A. Nj ' ga
sssengers from Clover Hill leave sun,roi, a,
take mall tram a for p ssssseT 2, and then
snenhond at o;2s r. NJ, on Tuesday, Thursday and
The express, mail and accommodated, ,,,;,,
stop when there are passengers 10 take np oT M,
So~n Al Manchester, Temples, Rices, Half AZ
The express and mail trains from Richmond con
neet with the Southern trains ut Peterstmrr TO-
weldon, Raleigh, Wilmington. sc. Throns ticp.
o,. .oi pminslon can be procured ut the ticket
!, The same trains frcm Petersburg connect a,
ton. Baltimore. &c through tickets i r., ashns
ton, Baltimore, PhIlade phis and New Ynrk 90,
be procured at the office in Petersburg, W"
Fare for white persons ........ S,as
Children oyer FIVE and under twelve I'd"
years of age. Observation-Disclosures. na
ColSfed persons in servants car q i,
Colorsd persons will not he permitted in the f,rst
class car, except when IN Attendance on infant
children or sick PERSONS absolutely requiring their
sons will be CHARGED wv
A discount Of ten cents will he allowed on each
iare when tickets are purchased at the Office 81
getting her m kafo
sold 0
Servants travelling by themselves. must be fur
nished by their masters with two passes so that
one can be retained at the office; and it must be ex-
pressly stated on the pass that they are permitted
to 20 on the ears. THOS. Ii. WTNNE, sup't
Offce X. u r. H. X. Cor{
Sent g. 1859, M I1,s
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REy. N Y 2, lHoGE, ?. d. Prlncips

A. M, DUPUY, A. Nj, rrihcipals'
Seminary for the education of young ladies',
under the control of the above mentioned gentle
men, VIII be opened N the city OF Richmond on the
DIR. HoGE will nave a Presidential supervision of
everything connected with the Institution; and,
to devote much time to the business of actual in
structon, he will be present. day by day, at the lee
lures and Rotations, will personally aequaint
himself with the standing and proficiency OF the
pupils and do ali IN his power to promote their in
teIie II. nt.a and splr da,, mp Il
rect INSTRUCTION OF the young ladies committed to
his care. Those of them who are boarders will be
treated as members OF his own family, and every
provision will be made Tor their personal comfort
in health and in sickness This parental charge is
An ample and competent corps of assistants will
ers of French, German, Itai ian, Music, Drawing
and Painting. will be secured Great pains will be
not only read aud write it correctly, but to speak
it with facility. To secure this advantage, French
lady will reside with the family.
A good apparatus will be employed to illustrate
the Truths of Physical Science and impress them
A frequent of the indifferent proficiency in
Music Is the want OF time, and inducement to
Professor. To obviate this evil, Teacher of Music
will be member of the household, and viii per-
sonally superintend the pupils during the hours al
The Course of Study will comprise all that is es
sential to complete and polished education, from
branches of Mathematics, Mental and Moral Sci
euce, and Ancient Languages.
Written Examinations conducted in prvate)
will be held at convenient intervals, and always al
the close OF the session; and at the completion Of
the whole course of studies, Diplomas will be pre-
scented to the young ladies who have creditably
passed all the examinations.
Board for nine months -. .saoo. 90
ashlng and Lights. .---.-...,---. $500
Tuition in Primary Department. ........ 5000
Tuition in Ordinary English Branches .-. 1890
Tuition in Advanced Engl ish Branches. 5000
Modern and Ancient Languages-each.. 1000
MusIc-Vocal and instrumental (Piano and
6nitar), one lesson for hour per
week Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Use of Instrument. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
One half payable on the LIST day of October. 1889,
and the remainder on the 18th of February, 1867
A strict compliance with this requirement. must be
insisted upon.
Deduction will be made from these charges, in
cases Of protracted sickness.
Money should also be deposited to meet the con-
tlngent ex penses of a boarder.
Boarders will always accompany the Principal to
the Presbyterian Church on the Sabbath, unless
otherwise directed by the parent or guardian, in
which case all proper facilities will be afforded, to
enable them to attend the churches preferred.
DR.. Hoes will take pleasure in answering any let
ters of inquiry with regard to the School:
All business letters should be addressed to
je 29-3m A. NJ. DUPUY, Richmond, Va.
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RAISING THE SHIPS AT THE CRIMEA.--A
correspondent Of the London Times, recently
reformed from a visit to Sebastopol. states
that the raising of the sunken fleet was pro-
ceeaing very successfully. About fourteen
ships only remain to be raised, consisting
chiefly OF three -deckers and frigates, for which
larger and more powerful derricks were Deing
constructed. That portion OF the neet sunk
nj the entrance OF the harbor will be blown
up He also found the grave-yards contain
Ing the bodies OF those who fell In me Cri-
mean campaign respected and properly at
tended to- The walls surrounding them were
In good condition and kept in repair by per-
sens appointed TO visit them at stated inter"
valS
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1rIRGINIA MECHANICS, INSTITUTED


MRS. CLARKE formerly Mrs. HALii,AMl
vi world inform her former patrons and the
Richmond community that she will again resume
her profession in teaching the PIANO. both IN
FAMILIES and SCHOOLS. Having the expert
ence of fifteen wears teaching IN families IN the
city, To whom she refers, and also ~ Mr.. Hamll-
toms Female Seminary, formerly OF Richmond. she
feels assured of being able to give satisfaction
Terms moderate.
Residence on Grace, between fth ana 9TH streets,
one door below the corner of 4th.
REFERR xcEs:-Hon. Judge Robertson, Mrs.
Judge Nicholas. Robert Nicholas. Esq, Charles
". Purcell. tsq.. Jos. Allen, Esq, judge Daniel
Mrs Dr. Sneed Miss Tazewell, Adolphus Dill,
Esq, Mrs. William Robertson, Mrs. DR.. Munford,
Tbos Il Bigger Esq, Sc 24-2w*
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VI SUHUUI.-Ihe next Session VIII coinmence
on the first MONDAY in october, 1852 and will
close on the last day Of June, 1860
MIR. OSWALD HEINDRiCH, will continue to
teach Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Drawing,
and Mathematics Mons. B0ULANGE, French
TERMS:
Board for nine months .............--...... $50
Tuition in orduar, English branches. ........ 80
Tuition in Advanced branches ................. 10
LANGUAGES. Ancient and Modern each ....... 20
Music Piano Observation-Disclosures. TO
Drawing in Pencil and Crayon. ................. 20
I3-dIm
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~ r.. BARBER.

| T.. PROFESSOR OF MUSIC,
| Has the pleasure of announcing to his former
friends and pupils that he has returned TO the city
with view to making il his future residence and
| is ready To re commence giving lNSTRU CiloNS
on the PIANO. Apply at r. IL. TAYLoR's Music
Store, Nam street; A. MORRIS, Main street, ana
to Mr.. PERsICo sc Ats
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MRS. T. TiSsLEY, JOHNSON propose

SCHOOL for CHILDREN, of both sexes, under IL
years of age, Number limited to twelve pupils
The usual English branches, Latin and French,
taught; also, Music on the Piano. A class for in
struct!0n in Drawing, under Prof. CALYo, will be
formed. Residence. Cary between I'd and Sd sts.
negerode, Rev. R. Ryland. Rev. F. Baker, DR..
Wexford, Messrs. James Lyons. T.. B. Bentley, s.
NJ. Price, Jno. Stewart Walker, t. W. McCance. 5.
{. Tardy, q. F. Watson, DR.. Barney, and pr. J. v.
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FATAL ERRoR-The New Orleans Plea
xune Tells n very mournful st9ry Of Joseph
Petit a young man in that city, who being
trusted by his employers with @7Uo TO deposit
in hank spent $3.50 of II Ion Il spree HIS
aged M ther sought him out procured the re-
raainder OF the money, returned IL to ms EN-
plsvers, and begged their forgiveness of her
sons SIN. They promised to do so, and Went
10 the Mayor 10 withdraw il, but We're too
Jate-the prisoner had gone TO that bar where
no charge can be Withdrawn by human agen-
cy--he had committe suicide under the shame
of being prisoner charged with THEFT.
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u The fOuTth SESSION OF NTs. DIT. MUNF VIII >
SCHOOL will commence on the first MONDAY IN
October next and end July Bird, 1900
TERMs-For beginners, S25 Tor Others $50 per
entire session. School-room at Mrs. SARAH
MUNFORDS. corner 5th and Canal streets.
RefeyeHceS-Mr. VIM. Rutherford, Mr.. N. NJ.
Martin, MT. Vim. Gwathmey, Mr.. Boiling Haxali,
Mr.. Barton Haxall; MIR. John Freeand Mr.. VIM.
+. MAYO, Messrs. VIM. and Joseph Crenshaw, Mr..
Wynd. Robertson. Mr.. Edwin Robinson, Rev. Mr..
Minnegerode, and Col. Geo. w. Muntord.
E-GtlO
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MIR. LEFEByRE'S SCHOOL, :,

MIR. LEEEBVhE'S SCnOOL, .~,-~
FOUSHEE, RICHMOND, VA-The next session
of our School begins the LIST day of October, 49,
and terminates on the last day of June, 1860.
liberal patronage we have received for SO many
wears. have both enabled and encouraged us to
make important improvements IN our Institution
A course of Literature, comprising English,
French, German, Italian and Spanish classics. the
four last throug h the medium OF the French) has
been successfully tried during the last session, and
will be continued and enlarged in the next.
We have engaged Mr., ED. C.. HOWARD to take
charge of The English part of this course, we'll
as the Rhetoric, Bellies Lettres and First Reading
classes Of our Institution. Mr.. II. is a gentleman
of the highest qualifications, and we feel confident
that his services will he duly appreciated. We
would earnestly recommend our Literature class
to graduating pupils.
The new house which we have erected will great
Of the young ladies' boarding in our family. Two
young ladies' only will occupy one room, except in
cases when three would desire to occupy the same
HUBERT P. LEFEBvRE, A. NJ, PrncipaI-Nst-
uEal Philosophy, Literature, Moral and Mental
william iHMSf e. WtIfHILIAMs A. B.. Vice Principal
Astronomy, Mathematics, Chemistry, History,
EDWARD C. HowARD-Llteraturs Rhetoric,
Bellies Lettres, Reading.
M Mk NkRSE boRboNEEnaIsh B5snches.
MISS ELIZA BARTLETT-Engsh Branches
MADAME L. v. BLANCHETT-French Govern
sENoRR CARLOS cARDoRvEz MERA-spanlsh
MA f5la EVA E MARIE EsTyAN-vocal Music.
STG'RA ANTONIETTA ERBA--Vocal Music.
SIG'RA MARIETTA ERBA-Piano.
WILLIAM F. GRABAU-Plano, Organ, Sacred
HEINRICH SCHNEIDER-Harp.
o. ERICSSON-Guitar.
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VERY LtKELY.-The Duke OF Argyle thinks
highly of Mrs III. Il. Stowe-thinks she can't
be spoiled; but the Duke does not approve of
u woman appearing on a platform in public,
pnless she is going to be hanged, when, he
says sst is unav oidablen
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DR. H0OFLANDs GERMAN BIYTERs


- DIR. HOOFLAND'S bALSAMIC CORDIAL,
Ihs great standard nasdtetnss Of lhe present age,
years Of trial. Unboandsd Satisfaction is rendered
BY them in all cases. and the people haze pronounced
LIKEE c5MPLA iNy PysREPs JAyN
sfsT THH ',R Pt5kzfss OF
and all diseases arising from a disordsred hcer or
spssdilg ard permanently cured By the GERMAN
tation SURPRISING that Of any similar prsparaiion
srtant. Il fciH cure, WITHOUT FAIL, the most Sc
coU sa G c5HD. os HoARsENEss ssoN
c moyis IMtH IENz4 GH9Hfb
and has psrforned the most astonishing cares scsf
""0"" CONFIRMED cONsI IPTION.
A fem doses pcil also at once check and cure the
nost ssrsrs DIARRHRA proessdt~s from COLD IN
Is , y,ss,sa 1 ys De- & n J1 Sa
sa asS Sy a
C. NJ JACKSON riH be on the outside ~rapper Of
IN The Almanac PUBLISHED annually BY the pro,
prissors called EyERYsoDY,s ALMANAC, yoa ,e,H
pas par Of he Country These AImanaes are gives
''sa,'' az Fl SSGRcEIi, LADD GO, Agents. 8.
A VIRGINIA REMEDY.-mRs. DAVIS
dies a2 Y IN
twenty years, and has always proved eficaclous in
Coughs and Colds. The following certificate was
voluntarily given by Rev. Mr. WIies IN 1854:
BOWLING GREEN, CAROLINE, March q, 1884.
Mr.. C. c. WALTER-Dear Sir: take pleasure in
informing you that . Mrs. DAVIS Cough Elixir" |
purchashed of you. has acted like charm upon my
fHtle daughter when she had the Whooping Cough
very bad / have used IT also in cases OF Colds, at
tended with severe coughing, and in every the
same happy results have been produced. | regard
this preparation as excellent medicine and in
my jud gment no family ought to be without IT.
A. WfLEs,
Pastor of the NJ. E. Church. South, ON the Caroline
Circuit, Va. Conf.
For sale by Mrs. A. b. DAVIS, Fisher & Winston.
Mispaugh l. Johnston. ]. W. Garliek, Z. ]. Picot,
A. Bodeksr and Chas. d. Yale. Richmond.
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TUAN PtZZiNf.
a WHOLESALE DEALER IN
ALEXANDER GARRETT.

Adjoiniar The old Coium b,an Hotel,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,
GENERAL COMMISSION MEkCHANT4ND
DEALER IN GROCERIES,,
Peruvian and Eide Island GUANO, Ruffin's
PHoSPHo. GuANO. PLASTER, &c: PartIcu
lar attention paid to the sale of all kinds OF coun-
try produce-W HEAT, CORN, FLOUR TO
BACCO OATS. &c.
have made arrangements with Mr.. JNo. NJ. SHEP-
PARD, Jr., of the best judges and statesmen of
tobacco IN the city, to attend to the sale OF all to-
bacco consl ned tn me.
| return my sincere thanks TO my friends for the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon me,
and hope by strict attention to business, to merit
a continuance of the same. All l9--dS WIN
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DENTISTRY.

- +. A.JETEK. SURGEON DENTIST
MxTrSoffice Main street. below Pearl, next
~-i-lAI' door to- F. Horton ksach's Trtmnins
Store, and two doors above Messfs. Thos. X. Pfics
Il Co.'S Dry Goods Store.
Having returned to the city would be pleased to
those that he has engagements with. and alt
those are respectfully invited who may I've
fortunate as 10 need the services of Dental Sur
geOn- Sc i3-imt r. "A JE L Eh.
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EDUCATION.
00OVAx1O
an DOMINION FEMALE llNxriTnTE.

4 NLO pOMtNsVN Eu Ale. NSAAa lEs
~ CORNER on FkaSkkiN AND SfH STs.s HIGH.
Mosp. VA.~-Thia schoot, Tor ynnng ladies, will
oeen on the lsT MONDAY IN QCIubEh, is59, ana
close the nth of iune 1863. The Principal will be
assisted by the following eminentls qualified ln-
Science. Mr.. /. f. SHUMATE. "A. b.. Ancient Lam
guages and Natural Sciences; Mr., II 70 r A
CHASE. MnsIcs Or. BUCHLER. German r. j.
FISHER. Patntinss Drawing. &c; idle. r AN
vAR(iER, French. Miases N II. CARTER. A. n.
TyEIkpf ANE. in The I'm aish Department
TERMS ron THE srssiox,
paxahc half an the fsf of October. and the residue
y ssa"' as'' y" f t5 ~ " r. Is,o
pv;,narx Eas,;yh snn,mding Vocal Music . SO 90
Int rmef,ase Engiish do. do. -. 1000
Srninr Engi,sh do. do. -. 90 10
i:,ann s.s.n s;,itar. or Cultivation of the
Voice. FOR for half hour lessons, twoper wk, 500
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Mons MAMMOTH TREEs.-A grove OF mann
moth trees. even larger than those Of Calaye-
ras which have become so celebrated az Caii-
fornia wonders, have been discovered IN an
unfrcqueeted part of Marposa county, IN
that State. The largest tree in The CaiaNeraa
group was one hundred and five feet IN CIR
Conference. La this more recently oiseo, ,
grove. a tree was found measuring one nun"
draa and fourteen feet in cireumfefehee.-
Tho grove contains six hundred OF these
raonstars-none Others of them, perhaps, quite
that iarge-but all of them oil appToAIaaaW
feet from the ground. has circumference OF
sixty~.ix feet and branch measuring eighteen
feet in circu inference.
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r. ICHMOND GtNn N So6n1SahMrRcrAr. seHony.
"a, ..ss \ 4: ,s x 81
ey EBTp 8 sas y MI ,rriaei,.,..
Psore II. W. KuEIBEL, Instructor in French
and J SIM Me csrY5
Mr. 81 j. p'Wss'nKEK EvE, Instructor in Practical
paos hERkca fns
and Architectural Drawing and Practical
Present. pss1ons 81 ne School earnestly
lighted to secure punciual attendance on tne part
are Tyr reaaestsd to make early sppea
The Principals will be at their school room be-
tween the hours of and IL, and, at other hours,
may be found at their residences. For references,
BooEstsr ore 81 II Jas 's Woodsoese Co. &c L. I'm
NJ A Primary Department will be connected
u MATicAL school; also. scHpoL FOR
SMALL. BOYS, 4th street. between Main and
Pupils VIII b Prepared for the University
ginla, Military Institute, or any college, or ior
pf sns viii viii BE
'H Sc ie1ts - j. Tfe.fPsENDLEToN. Principal.
w SELECT CLASSICAL , A ,Np SCHOOL,
The 18th ,he of This M
Pupils will be admitted who are prepared to com-
mencs the Ancient or enter ssass
Text Books, &c. see Catalogues.
Mr. I. can be seen. after the 18th September, at
bis Cd and at Pa S on
DIANO FORTE AND SINGIN G.-Mss
L ALICE c. DAWSON will be happy to receive.
limited number of pupils in the above branches OF
dence Of the, pupil: or at her own, 10th street, be-
Private lessons given in FRENCH to young
ladies'. sc Sim
y. ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
On 7th, between Clay and Marshall SITS.
The exercises Of this School will be resumed on
MONDAY, Sept. 26th. The course OF instruction
Schools Of The Highest grads and every eneon
| is made to promote the rapid and accurate adj
Aided by experienced and competent assistants,
shall endeavor to merit continuance of the llbe-
| raj patronage of the public. ,,rr,o
Sc lin Corner 18th and Franklin SITS.
N - BoARD!NG AND DAY SCHOOL.
on Ss FIRST the Of sa
| She will be aided by efficient teachers IN each de-
Mn lie BIRAUD will be retained as French gov
| erness
will i be tausht by Professor THEODORE HEI,
DENFfEID, gentleman whose high attalnments
and successful experience IN teaching render MIN
worthy of entire confidence.
Circulars, with further details, may be had on
application to Mrs. J. w. PEGRAM, at her resi-
dence, Linden Square. se6-lm
r EXINGTONLAW SCHOOL.-The eleventh
IL Session Of my LAW SCHOOL will commence
on MONDAY, the It'll day of November next. Cir
cuiars will be sent to gentlemen desiring ntorma-
ton as to the plan of instruction. text books. ex
penses. &c. JOHN w. BROCK ENBROUGH.
LEXINGTON. Va, August Is, 1889. 5-2m
MISS JESSIE GORDON'S SCHOOL FOR
WI YOUNG LADIES, CORNER OF FRANKLIN
AND 9TH STREETs.-The Eighth session of this
School will commence the LIST of OCTOBER, 1889.
Terms as heretofore. Sc Sim
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r.. Ii. GILL, uenernl superintendent
General Superintendent 0flice,i
Lynchburg, June Y, 1859. je 22-3m
- IMPORTANT NOTICE.
RVfIioJoND AND Pc.

ka$A tss Luz + ERSbURG RAiLROAD.-0n
Az.z~ ssr--1Ss and after MONDAY the 18th day
of September next, the Accommodation and
Freight Trains which leave Richmond and Peters
burg Mondays, Wednesdays, and FRIDAYS,
will start at O'Clock, A. NJ, instead 81 NJ AS
hitherto I. II. WYNNE.
Sc BIN Superintendent
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THE cHISWICK SCHOOL,

The subscriber has Welded to the advice OF his
friends To withdraw Chiswick from the market,and
to resume the duties of his
He therefore offers HIS services to the pupilc and
from his long experience in teaching hopes by devo
ting his energies to the improvement of his pupils,
pre- pairing them for business or college, TO merit
the continuance of their patronage :, ro,sC
He offers to his cit, friends especially, HUME
for their sons in his own family.
CHIsWICK is unusually healthy me me I'VE We'll p wa
lessor OF Chemistry in the Virginia Medical Col
lege to possess valuable medicinal nroper.es ,
and close july Is, 1860, allowing two weeks Vaca-
ton at Christmas.
Road including table, rooms, fuel, light and
washn l2 per month payanle hs e ayfnes:
Drs r. + Duval and S. Coates of Henrico, and Rev.
!. b. TAYLOR and W. Goddin, Esq.,, Richmond,
Sc Sim cw4t* GEO. ". EAALL' A. M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

- ron SALE, a apLENn!n k0CA-
f fiHsh I'LL II Is.
MILE FROM RICHM0ND.---Th Tbs sabscrIpsrs
have been reqqssted e se Privately one o. ts
fsixhhornood Of tho city It lies on the ssst side
Of the Msehnncsvlle Turnpi ke, near the tpil
and contains 1871 acres. and - part q wnat "
called Woodviiie Tract. 1tis well enclosed hss
an orchard OF choice Fruit Trees, few small Bgild
inss, and well Of excellent water. We vii sen
the entire place, divide i into three or iouI
to suit purchasers, as may be deemed pent; App'y
to GODDIN K APPEksUN,
an 22-lawlm Auctioneers.
- RAILROAD LANDS FOR SALE 0N
LONG CREDIT, AND AT Low HAiE
seph Railroad Company having over ee0OO Az ES
OF LAND, lying in the State OF missouri; which
was granted by Act Of Congress- to aid IN the con-
ssructlon OF their Road, offer ths principal portion
thereof for sale, on the most liberal terms,
The greater part of these Lands are within BIZ,
is now completed and open for use throughout its
entire length 100 miles, and runs through coun-
try which is unsurpassed by any in the saubrity Of
III climate the fertility Of its SOIL and the extent
of its mineral resources.
For further information. apply at the Land Office
JOSIAH HUNT,
Land Commissioner H. & st. Jo r. r.
HANNIBAL, Mo-, June l4th, 1863.