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FOR CLERK

Rfas"Wo are authorized TO ahnonhcc w. !.
PARSONS n candidate for Clerk Ur the Court.
at the ensuing election
W-4y" The friends of JAMES T.. IAGOOD
respectfully announce him candidate for re-
election to the office Of Clerk of the Court at
the next election.
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SALE OF LAND AND NEGROS.
NNIIE UNDERSIGNED, beine desiro,

VIE UNDERSIGNED being desirous of
4 changing business, will offer for sale Mt
ms residence in Pickens District, three miles
above Townviile, on Wednesday tho 9TH day
of December next,
Twonty Likely Negroes
.AmonGst them is one Buggy maker, one
Tanner, several Cooks, House Servants, &C.
Also, the Home Plantation, containing Six
Hundred Acres, part of which is cleared
and in high state of cultivation, the balance
iS good woodland. On the premises l., n good
r GRIST MILL AND THRASHER.
oil new, and propelled by water power.
Also, enc Tract on the Retreat Road to
Andersnnyillc, containing 207 Acres. about
80 of which is good Bottom Land.
Also. one Tract on Snow Creek. containing
lOS Acres. we'll improved, with several acres
OF creek bottom land, also one Tract adioin
ing the above Tract, with IL first-rate
MULAY SAW MILL.
vi new. Also, one small Tract near Town
lille. and several Lots in Townvillc
Also, ono Tract in Anderson District, con.
talning Three Hundred and forty Acres.
forty Acres of which is good bottom land
with new Saw and Grist Mills ON little Beaver
Dam Greek.
Also, Mules, Horses, Cattle. Sheen and
Hogs, Corn, Fodder &C., Five Yoke of Oxen,
Wagons and Carts, 2 Carry Logs, Black.
smith and Farming Tools, and many articles
too numerous to name. Tcrms accommo,
dating. J. II COATES
Nov. o. 1850 is
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v. M. N. S.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLdN.l,.
IN oRbINAEY--rrKESs.

James jenkins
vs. pc.i.io,. ra,. pari;,;o.,
Thos. jenkins & others.
appearing 90 my satisfaction that Thomas
Jenkins. the heirs at law of Abncr Jenkins
deceased. Williamson jenkins and the heirs NJ. .
law Of Eliza Stewart, deceased. reside without
ihe limits OF this State: IL is ordered, there
FIRE. that these absent dcfcndlnts-do seveylllv
appear III the Court of Ordinary. to be holden
Mt Pickcns G. H.. on Monday the 18th of March
next. to object TO tho division or sale Of The
Real Estate of Frances Jenkins, deceased, or
their consent to the same will he entered of re-
cord.
j. u. HAGOOD, cc.r. & ACTING ORR.
Nov. 28. l85a 10 3n
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MERCANTILE NOTTCE.

NNchNEAgaA HI '-G TfO11CG.
FENlfE copartnership heretofore existing he.
H. twccn x. Hunter & Co. is this day dis
solved hy mutual consent. All persons in.
debicd to tho concern, eitherby Note or Book
Account, will save cost by settling up by the
fst day Of January nest.
a. HUNTER & Gu,
p. S,-Tho remaining STOCK OF GOODS
will be sold for cGsh at cost aud expenses.
Wolf Creek. Nny. 1859 10 IT,
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ASSIGNEES, SAI,N.

NM I'LL be sold to the highest bidder at
w Pendlcton, on the 18th Dcccmbcrnext.
the following property THREE NEGRO
MEN, ages Is, 10, 26, and the Cotton Faoto-
,ry, known os the Shoa Greek Factory in
Hart County, Georgia; also horse, and
Mule. 20" ,niia.
MI persons having claims against Edward
SSymmes will please present them by the lst
day OF Dcccmber if they wish to avail them
selves OF thcasslgninent made to us. Terms
made known on the day of sale.
Those indebted to the said Edward S an
mos must make immediate payment.
G., 4. SIMAIES,(
j. S. LORTON. I ASS'snCeS'
November 9, 1859 is S.
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Notice.

4 III PERSONS indebted to the Estate of
IN. James /. lIolIinswor,I, deceased, arc
required to mako immediate payment; and
those having demands against said Estate
must proscnt them Er payment
.ass @. l. II0LLlNGSW0RTH Admr.
Eoy, 7. 1850 P6 s.
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law Notice.

THE undersigned will devote himself entirely
l 20 the practice Of Law aud Equity on the
Western Circuit. Mr.. HADDEN is his partner
at Pickens. JAMES H. ORR
Anderson c. H., May 10, 1859 42-tf
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Estate Notice.

4 FINAL settlement of the Estate of ]. u,
~ Southcrland. deceased will be made before
the Ordinary. at Pickcns c. H.. on Monday the
aoth day OF January next. Persons -in,fSbfctf
to s'nd Estate must pay up before that time.
ana those having demands should present then,
tous properly attestcd before that day.
}. n SWITZERLAND, ,,n,,,.
j. X. SWITZERLAND, Admr's
Oct. 10, 1850 IL IN,
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E.19" Where the kcg is returned o5 cents
will be deducted
The Manufacture is under the guidance of
many, skillul and experienced Powder ma-
kcr. lie has introduced the highly brilliant
Powder so much admired Ivy the sporting
community of Europe. This Powder is a
beautiful ronrd and possesses The polish of
steel, and is entirely free from all corroding
properties.
Dealers and contractors may have their
orders filled agreeable to specifications at the
shortest notice. All orders should be adj
dressed to JOHN Bowen Il Co, 1T TTckens G
H., South Carolina.
WAI. r. BOWEN, Agent.
March Is. 1850 81 IF
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Land and Mills in Pickens.

Land and Mills in Pickens.
OFFER FOR SALE a valuable Tract of
j. Land in Pickens District, on both si,cs of
Little River, Mt the mouth of Cane Or, ck,
containing Twelve to Fifteen Hundred Z ci es,
with good MULAY SAW MILL, and a
small Grist Mill, on shoul sufficient .,onn a
Lowell Factory.
If not sold by the close Of tho year in.
tcndputtingupa WOOL CARDING Machine
and a TANYARD, where both are greatly
needed, and would take an active partner
with small capital, who would undertake
to suporintcnd the whole.
GEORGE SEABORN.
Penlleton. Oct. 12. 1850 tn-,f
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ELS STATE SALE.
I WILL SEiL. to the highest bidder. on
L. Wednesday the 9TH dny of December
next. and days following, at the residence of
six Negroes,
Four Jacks. Jcnnots. 5 IIorscs. 8 Yoke of
Oxen, 2 Wagons, Buggy. Hogs. Cows.
Sheep, Smith and Carpenter Tools, Corn,
Wheat Fotldor, Shucks. Farming Imple.
ments, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
and various other articles.
Terms ef Stle,A-AlI sums under $40, the
cash will be roquired oversize, cretlit of
twelve months, with interest from date nnd
two approved rureties.
G.. J.. IIoLLINGSW ORTIZ, Admir-.
Nov, Z. 1859 Ef.i l6 4
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New Powder Manufa ctory.

ENIlESouth CAROLINA Powder Mills arc now
Il in successful operation, and the attcn-
tion of Dealers is called to the unmistakabc
superiority of the Powder Manufactured at
these Mills over that any other in America.
We prepared to furnish at the shortest
notice any of the following description, at
the following nriccs viz.
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If an egg could speak, and you were to
ask 1t whcnce} it came, what swcctmeat
would 1t namc inreply? Ma-mc-laid.
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Sole Leather, (hcmlock) per lb o. a, so
BY" on will always find large lot of Gro
ccrics and other heavy goods on hand and for
sale at low prices at B & C's
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FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS. .
10 To Tobacco NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

70. To Tobacco NJ anu ia ciurers.- wv e
have made ARRANGEMENTS with Messrs. Musser *
Coleman to make and sell their PATENT T0BAC-
co PRESSES, with movable RETAINING PR Els
SES and are now prepared to make them at short
notice W e call the attention of all manufacturers
oil Tobacco TO them. We clam for these machines
LIST. Labor saving.
I'd. The work is done better.
Sd. The small space they occupy.
4th. The immense saving of money in the outlay
for machinery.
4 mill of tobacco is set by one of these machines
in from three to five minutes, and rolled of IN the
retainer to a side track. and allowed 10 sta-d as
tanners are procured, the tobacco can stand Tor
hours in the mills.
We refer to Messrs. Palmer & Allison, A. Dill,
L. Lottier. j. B. Royster & Co., Turpiu < Var
hrough ElTENGER * EDMOND,
Manufacturers OF Portable and Stationary Engines
and Saw Mills, Cary ST.. Richmond. oc BIN"
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Ritbnluah pispatet.
- =, .,~,,,, - .snnN1No OCT. ~, 1853


woaAS,s DEVOTIONAL SfRANek sn.,s.~
Ten wears AFRO two young men IN men nsn,
Lake county g, into an a, Stabbed @s with
The ,niia Tns w Q, was dangerous one, and
KNIFE. ne ,,eeeEs The meresi thread bound Is
70 as@ sa ssn
% t'e - in ahe course of time and made
s,erv eitor. to secure As pardon, but was ma,
e aess The young men had been warm
friends up to the afiray They Were , aarms'
Tnix marning when A. arrived he found,
AWAITING him at the depot, his Wife, VINO,
thrnneh all the dreary years OF his ignominous
absence had been as true as s.es.' ana - M" rn'
csived his sentence Their meeting was affect
So In the extreme Our informant who
Knows the parties well, says he never expects
oaoh o.her with great cordiality and resolved
maj the demon drink should never again
canss them misery .--('ierelaad Pidtadedier.
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rAr.r. RACES.
AgMf. Nn ~


.AA& RAe ACE J. : q III AsE 81
~ F ISs Is ssS S Bs!sI| 6. q
$780, The Races. over the Ash
land Course, il Hanover county, Va, VIII continue
i've days. as yFsiiRsT DAY.
FrRsr Race wespstako for two year old colts
and Flies sngls aas Of m9 b ,os,asa tTs
or more start. Closed with the following entries
F. NJ. Hall enters c. T., by Fnancier dam Fidelity,
D. McDaniel enters !. T.. by Boston. IT., dam Re-
N. 4. Thompson enters b. f., by voltare, dam
Gen. +. r. Green enters Miss Tobacco Fly, by Red
Eye, d'rb imported Priam -,
colts and FLIES Two mile heats. $3.50 entrance,
Slco forfeit; $500 added by the GLIB provided two
Joseph Brnmmel enters b., {. Crinoline. by Finan-
:, cer, dam Miss Matte, by Umpire, RI.
fs saisy. s. s. ap pash sy Sa' ha'0o
/. q Bnuch enters II. Pauline, by Star DAVIS, dam
D. &cps s0e enters Tsi p Minnie Lehman. by
Boston, 'f'' dan sae * TTpi paY.
and FLIES, which have never won q race; NJ lie
heats; 500 entrance, $50 forfeit; 500 added by
the Cinb provided two or more start. Closed Win
N. A, Thompson enters g. f., by Register, dam by
]. T. K {. W. boswell enters G. f., by Grif Ed
mondson, dam Virginia Payne.
Michael Ryan enters b. c. Prince, by Monarch.
dam Madonna.
o. P; Hare enters b. c. oysterman, by Revenue.
]. M: Taylor enters b. c., by Flnancier. out Of
Emancipation Mare.
Gen: t. J; Green enters Mary Blair, by Red Eye,
dam Phil Brown.
Calvin Green enters b. c., by Grit Edmondson. his
dam by imported Priam.
SECOND RAcE-Proprietor's purse $500. Three
mile heats.
THIRD DAY.
FIRST RAcE-Sngle dash of two miles; free for
all ages fer purse of $3.50 the part of the Club
$40 entrance, to go with the purse.
SECOND RAcR-Jockey Club purse $500. -Four
mile heats.
FOURTH DAY.
FIRST RAcE.-Sweepstake for three year old
colts and FLIES Two miie heats, $500 entrance;
500 forfeit; 500 added by the Club, provided two
or more start. Closed with the following entries:
ton. Jr.. dam by Trustee.
p. G. Bouch enters c. (. Pauline, by Star Davis,
dam Monmouth Eclipse.
Joseph Brumnel enters b. t. Crinoline, by Flnan-
cier, dam Miss Matte.
Fondren, Williams 4 Co., b. f. Leisure, by Red
Eye, dam unknown.
J. T. and T. w. boswell enters C. f., by Grif Ed
mondson, dam Virginia Payne.
Gen. Il. j. Green enters Addie CuTrier, by Chal-
lenger, dam by imported Trustee.
Calvin Green enters b. by Grit Edmondson, his
dam by imported Priam.
F. M. Hall enters G. {. Faith by Childe Harold, by
imported Priam.
SECOND RACE--Proprietor's purse $500. Two
mile heats.
Handicap purse $500. for the beaten horses OF the
NATHANTEL A. THOMPSON.
Secretary Ashland Jockey Club.
Ashland, Hanover Co., Va, Oct 8. 1852 oc3-td
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HDUCAT1oM.
VIRGINIA MECHANICS, INSTITUTE--

EChOOls Of ur5StptN
The School Of Design Of the Virginia Mechanics
Institute will be opened for the admission oischol
ars on the evening oil I u ESDAY Ueto9er 41h, and
thereafter will be in session every TUESDAY IhurH-
l5GO.
Messrs. GRANT and HENRIQ UES have been
engaged as teachers and the Committee 1eel JUST
nod BY past experience; in RECOMMENDING them "a
fully competent To perform all the duties satBiac-
torily. Besides the exercises in Tree hand sketch
ing and simple Geometry, and the more intricate
branches of Mathematics. Lectures VIII be DE,
livered every Thursday evening on some practical
subject connected with the exercises oil the schoi-
Every Arrangement will be made 10 insure the
comfort of the scholars, and to afford facilities Tor
their advancement.
to one of the undersigned or to j. w. LEWhLLEs.
Secretary of the Institute, from whom eertlncates
can be obtained, and without which no one Will bs
admitted into the school,
TKRMs.-S3.eU per session Of three Ilonths.
THOS. II. WYNNE,l Committee
JAMES KERSEY, 7 on School oil
JOS. F. POWELL, Design.
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@s LEE & PLEASANTS, ATT OR
81 NEYS AT LAW, Practice IN the Courts
held in Richmond, Henrico, Goochland and Han
over. -
As Notaries Pablo and Commissioners of Deeds.
&c, they authorized to take Dispositions, Aifda
Wits AcEBowled sments of Deeds, Powers of Attor-
ney, Bills of Sale, &c. to be used or recorded In the
several States and Territories of the Union.
Office ON Ilth ST., Sd door from Main.
NH
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES.
A LEXANDER GARRETT,

n CARY ST., % DOOR BELOW 18TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTAND
DEALER IN GROCERIES,
Peruvian and Eide Island GUANo, Rufins
PHOSPH0. GUANO, PLASTER, &c. Particu
lar attention paid TO the sale of all kinds Of
BACCO, OATS, &c.
/ have made arran gements with Mr.. JEo. NJ. SHEP-
PARD, Jr., one of the best judges and statesmen Of
tobacco IN the city, to attend to the sale of ali to-
bacco consigned 10 me.
| return my sincere thanks to my friends for the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon me,
and nope, by strict attention to business, to merit
d continuance OF the same. l9-dk w3m
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ma. How to Cure all Pain and Bowe Com.
pLAINTs.-For Pain in the Bowels, Stomach. Sides,
Limbs. Back, Rheumatism, Neuralgia Sore Throat,
Stiff Neck, Sprains or Bruises, use HARTS-
HORNE'S CURE ALL. 1t acts upon the nerves,
bones, sinews, blood and muscles. annihilatng all
pain like magic. Bottles IL, rs and 50 cents.
If you suffer with Cholera, Diarrhea, Looseness
Of Of the ,BoSels, or summer Complaint, use Harris
instant relief. Bottles Is cents.
., The Cure-All cures al pain. The Carminative
Ralsam cures all bowel complaints Is cents q bot
tie.
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond, Petersburg
and Norfolk. 10 l4-l2,p
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OFFICE r. K P. r. r. CO..(
Richmond, Va: Oct. 10. 1889.
RICHMOND AND PIE.

lsss TERSBURG FAIRS.-For the
Gr.gE xSg &C accommodation of visitors to
the Agricultural FAIRS at Richmond and Peters
burg a Train will leave Richmond and Petersburg
daily. Sundays excepted at clock. A. NJ from
Monday. the cath of October. till Monday, the 7th
of November, inclusive.
Excursion tickets. at 81 so, will be issued at this
Company's Offices in Petersburg, on and after the
oath inst. available as return tickets to the 3lst
inst, inclusive and in Richmond on and after the
lst Of November. available return tickets to the
9TH of November inclusive.
All articles intended for exhibition at either oil
the Fairs will be transported to the Fair for the
regular freight tolls and will be transported back
free if still the property of the exhibitor
Rs AS this Company is provided with but a Inn
tied number of cars suitable for the ortatlon
of horses or other live stock, application for the
Transportation OF any such must be made at the
reIe hit office, at least four days before the day on
which II is desired to send such stock over this
Road oc lI-tlNf L. ii. l NNE, Sup
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.IsrsENT.-~A specimen from the rural
districts ained at the Gibson llouse the other
.lay. when they had apple dumplings with put
ter,anG sugar sauce tor dinner. lie got through
r,tr.S uW,ll you have more dumping, sir =
NO. sir. thankee." auoth Bumpkin, "bat III
thank We for a little more of the nntment"
toiatrnent1
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Agents for the city of Richmond,
au 3-6mH No. 20l, Broad street.
"a During the SUMMER that has lust

ia. During the summer that has lust
passed away, thousands of sufferers from dy sente
ry and dlarrbPa have been relieved by the use of
evidently destined to maintain permanent place
in the public estimation. Bilious darrhpa is one
of those diseases which battles the skill of the ply
slcan The medicine they administer to act upon
the bowels never seems to reach the source OF the
evil. The difficulty is To get remedy that will
reach all the digestive organs, and give them 81
simultaneously rush of vigOr, to rid themselves of
TINS olSSas c nai ms pfG1e Is soitsd py me BIT
born 1t is only fair to say that, during the
season Just closed, this medicine has achieved
more cures than anv other ever presented to the
public and during the fall, which that terrible
scourse. the fever and asue, is SO prevalent, the
BITTERs will gain fresh fame.
Sold by druggists land dealers generally, every
where. oc Sim
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RELIEF FROM NRCRALGIA.-The editor of
the Halifax County (Va) Echo says few
burtloek leaves, heated or coddled, and applied
to a part affected by neuralgia. will surely
give relief. He has seen the experiment tried
with almost magical effect.
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SIX HossuEAps OF SwRETnfATs.-it IL
stated savs the Oswcgo Palladium, that Mrs.
Wm. y. Dana. of Perry, Me-, has preserved
and put up the past season. 500 lbs. OF straw,
berries. Three ;uns Of preserved straw berries
Add the same quantity OF sugar. and We have
neatly six tuus of preserves, enough 10 hi si1
or eight bogsheads.
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apncrAL NOTICES.
ma Tupman l. Hull, Va
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
SUPERfOR CLOTHING
AND

RE sad iTys
item to the assortment hoping to offer such nduss
ments in style, quality. price and Variety as VIII
meet the wants ot all their customers. We now
manufacture or own Goods havnS es s
ment OF Mr. VIM, Tupman, ST.. whore al our
goods are made with as much care as Is possihle;
es "s and the various styles Of goods offered
are certainly tptopin enal,ty. and as geStee, IN
We have Business Suits IN great variety
SILK MIXT r., uo SA = III MtRr.
TRfCO CASHMERE;
DLA ssSr ASg Ps sssssls ShfsHSyEs;
OLIVE El wAyhTn w FAe sp c fksssS;k cAss;
So assorted, 10 shape and price, that wefear no
competition. Suffice IT to say, our stock Is large
and sompSle.ttss1,rSssyyss s co.rS.
go DRESS and FRoCK COATS;
ffS sSss SPkhsoS eAsflM Fksr ssANrs;
OF Cashmere, Cashmere, Cloth, Velvet, silk1ai
made up in the latest style worn, and recommended
for their genteei appearances aad Seasonsoe shape
6uring the season, SO that whatever is new that
may be introduced will receive our attention and
our customers will have the benefit OF 1t.
CENTS, FURNISHING GOODS,
For Fall and Winter wear, has been received We
100 dog. NECK TIES. STOCKS and CRAvATss
80 dog. superior YOKE SHIRTS;
300 doz. COLLARS, various styles;
Is doz. ET,HANDKERCHIEFS;
leo doz. SOCKS, all kinds;
to all OF which call attention, knowing that IN
the lot We can please most every body with some
thInE of good quality az low price. We stu con-
''''"' SHIRTS TO ORDER,
and know the stock on hand. rs well as those made
for particular customer orders, the best IN the
United States. We cannot be excelled IN this ar
| tice, our customers previous to tins time can
| GOODS MADE TO ORDER,
| and fits guaranteed. Our manufacturer is a pract-
cal man, and knows his business IN every partlcn-
| lar. so that can approach our customers with a
confidence sustained by the capacity oil the person
| who makes our goods.
Call at No. 40 Main street, and we VIII do you
| good. as an examination and selection of such
| goods as You may need will prove. We are selling
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH
Therefore and will give you better article Tor
the money than where goods sold on credit; SO
all who wish pay their debts and not be sub
stoned by those 'Who buy, are credited ana do not
pay" will trade at the CASH STORE, No. ITO
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
1859 AND 1850.
The subscribers have taken the agency for VIM.
6Iencross' Report of Fashions, and recon-
mend il as the most reliable one published. The
Repot is issued semi yearly. and as Mr.. Giencross
is in communication with the Pans reports, ISSUED
monthly, which issue is made IN connection with
his publication, subscribers TO his Report VIII nave
all the advantages necessary for the satisfaction OF
their trade. We now have copies OF the Report
for sale and exhibition. Independent OF the sheet
of drafts usually accompanying other reports one
or two patterns of new STYLES are also gwen.
t-.NvL air,ai. S-t
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A PRACTICAL EMPERoR-During the pre-
sent Napoleon's reign the French have con-
strnc;ed railroads to the extent of more than
700 kilometers, or about 800 miles, and they
have spent not less than three millard francs,
OF { 2u,0U0, 100, upon the task.
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MIR. LEFEHYRE,S SCHOOL,

NN GRACE STREET. BETWEEN FIRST AND
F0USHEE, RICHMOND, VA.-The next session
Of our School begins on the LIST day oil October, os
and terminates on the last day of June, 1860
Our long experience in teaching, ana the very
liberal patronage we have received for SO many
years, have both enabled and ENCOURAGED US TO
make important improvements IN our lnsItutioh.
course of Literature. comprising EnSllsn,
French, German Italian and spanish classics, the
four last throngh the medium OF the fIehcn,I nas
will be continued and enlarged in the next.
We have engaged Mr.. Ed c; HOWARD TO take
charge of the English part OF tins course, as wen
as the Rhetoric, Bellies Lettres and FIRST Readng
classes of our Institution. MIR. H. IL, a gentieman
of the highest qualifications. and we feel oo1hdent
that his services will be daily appreciated. We
would earnestly recommend our Literature cNs
to graduating pupils. -,
The new house which we have erected will CREST.
ly add to the convenience well as to the comfort
young ladies only will occupy one room, except In
cases when three would desire to occupy the same
HUBERT P. LEFEBvRE, A. NJ, Principa!--Nat;
uta philosophy. Literature, Moral and Mental
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