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= 81 s
g - .-.-xs.f Of the New loIA
r..ss .tves ~ foliowink dssc ss...,.
rr~-sh nrarshals present At '"e s'-
~ ,r.rshaIs, Caarcbars v vs"sT -
~ ~ msst frissds On she ,ns third sc,ps
His arrival a .. ne ~ an immsnse ousbufst
fafRs, The fssi Il, Canrobers aithouen
o. pp,s. most like aywarrsor OF All tne 1 -
s ~ 81 France, u known e &c me mo.. as
nls.a !, nun the affections Of the people which
n.,ssrs 20 survive the ridicule they attempt 70
shr,w on him in certain quarters. sat winin
Eve feet Of the nearest OF the line OF Marsnals,
Ard was not little amused At their various
m.,lies Of passing the time. CAnroeert talked
constantly In the ear Of the Minister OF War,
(Randen,j gesticuiating violently and without
cessation, and one could easily imagine that
ter, pnssished that night in the Independence
Beige. Random, tall. straight, active look
sng man, with grey hair and mous'ache, lis.
tened aud acQ uiesccd ~ II he were exactly OF
his fnterIoc . tors opinion. Next TO Random
horse - qniet Is his master, neither moving
nor showing any disposition either to talk or
to hold any fellowship with those around
them. Mcmahon, As seen Oh this occasion, Is
either q Hen-communicatiye individual, or
eise something is wrong to-day. His appear.
Ancc Ia not striking, although be is unques-
ssonably the abiest man in the French army.
His moustache is sandy, his hair the same
color and cut close he IS but little over the
medium height, and slim his forehead is ex-
pausiye his eyes small, and he has the appear
anee of a thinker. Nc Mahon was born In the
same year as the Emperor, IstS
Paraguay d,hiiliers sits next TO Mcmahon,
and although he is very old man, and has
but one arm, ne is the most playful man of the
lot lie takes of his chapeau and finds a guam :
tiiy sofsrain collected In the top of 1t, and TO
aulrse the Empress and the boy, who SIT aboye,
dashes the water on the officers of the Empe-
ror's suite all the time keeping one eye in FROM
oil him to see that the Emperor does not catch
him at 1t. He is a tall, slim, straight old man,
who commenced his military career under the
first Napoleon, and he handles his drawn
sword and bride with one hand just rs well
~ IL he had two. Mel stands next to him,
and appears more gay than Mcmahon, al
though these TWO are set down as the dlscon-
tents at the termina ton of the war. Mel is Il
tall. slim man, with large, hollow cheeks,
brown hair, and struggling beard. He has an
EXPRESSION of immense energy in his face, and
is destined, with Mcmahon, TO take aud keep
the first rank in the army. Marshal Renauli
de ST. Jean 'Aneeiy, Commander OF the I'm
periai Guard, is IS years old, a man of middle
height, straight, not heavy in person, with
grey naoustache imperial and side whiskers
and has mild, quiet air, calculated to mis-
lead one as TO his profession. Marshal Mag.
nan was fassy as his enormous size and a
restless horse would permit, while the old
Duke of MaiakoH looked, thought, with an
eye Of jealousy on scene in which he had not
been permitted TO take part"
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' :! sc "a 4 n !! / I {!
asss ' s:ssssi s s 3 e. :ss
e shs e m q
s s.d .FIs: i1ss sels
the entire pl.os, Of divide i into three . four
I; e sun =; Goblin I'd os'sfa
su 2z--lawim Anctieneers.-
- LAND FOR sALE.-The. undersigned.
having in view locffi9n Tor pSF s S"u ssis
Louisa, lying on the Scnth Anns River. CONTAINING
30 s ras Lar. .nS he: n ssS
improvement. The Dwelling isstuatea on ne1 ~.
tal eminence conandns ye z; 81 a.1sl
s sSHs any sai a and
s.,s saed sss:on
vately until the 4th day Of Octohsr when i VIII e
seed e1op Of Wheat. and facties viii be afforded
him to do so. Terms made known ON application
ON the premises. or addressing Thompson Gross
es-laxsW 's@ J. D. CAMPBELL, NJ. D.
- DESIRABLE FAR n ofl9I %a nR,d IL
HENRIC0 COUNTY, y LES a ~ NORTH M r9 81
FREDERICKSBURG RAfLRoAD. FOR SALE
OR EXtHANGE.-We are authorized By Mr..
James Phillips to sell very desirable little Farm,
located as above. adjonins. the lands Of Mrs.
Lownes and others. 1t contains lelacres, OF which
about half is cleared balance in ORIGINAL srowth OF
new. consisting Of Dwelling with three rooms, n
Kitchen, 2 Barns, Corn House, &c: To effect
speedy sale, real estate in Richmond or young ne
groes will be taken exchange, it viii be sold
on long credit, bearInz interest. Apply to
: Sc 3-2w dODDIN x APPERS0N. Aucts.
- FOR SALE "A small TRACT OF LAND
on the New Bridge Road, three miles east OF
- the City of Richmond. known as Auburn"
and adjoining the Lands OF Mrs Dr. CHRISTIAN, II.
s. A. Hart and others. The above tract contains lG
acres. and is situated in pleasant and desirable
neishborhood: 1t has upon it very good Dwell
LINGH0USE, containing or 10 rooms, with
suhiciency OF wood and water. The soil is produc
tive, and is well adapted to the growth of all kinds
sabie vegetable garden. It is Elshiy susceptible Of
improvements, and by the iudcious use of lime
and guano, can be made a desirable farm, as the
satisfactory results from the of these mannIes
on other lands in the neighborhood will attest The
above property is offered for sale privately, on lib
eral and accommodating terms, or would be ex-
changed for city property. Apply to
RAWLINGS Il HOLLADAY,
18th street, between Main and Franklin,
au2-ts Richmond, Va.
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CITY xcAyENGER. tn

TITY SCAvENGER.- The undersigned re-
~ specially informs the citizens Of Richmond
that he 10 prepared 10 clean out houses stnks,
and other places Of deeoslt. and thoroughly lima
them, ON the most reasonable terms and ia 8 man
DER MT in the least o1epsive 10 the premises ON
which he may work. Hie WAGON 10 % constructed
a. To - Air and water ight.
Letter boxes may 10 found in the Mayey's clkcs,
and 1t the drug store or MiilspAnsh 8 Johns{on,
0ne door fsom corner 18th and Main etreets And I'll
"a N-om 81 II. 81. ALLEN.
NOriCE.-Au psrsons havnx clans Asp!nst
- the ESTATE OF the late Rev. J9An Wocldfidse:
them 1t my olIce, in the city Of Aichnond. 6E ~:
ment; and ell persons indehtef 70 the saMe. 81 ~
OF aecqnnt. WI pleaee ealt snA 49, yayG!asSu
's' s''sss \ " 1d.l| ss:s:sss
an HID. 1fun 8 60. Z tns aun. ~ -
Nv wsofaaSfx 81 s sGaE1Sdi1oaNs. No. u RvsssA
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7 SULPH UR SPKINGS, VIRGINIA..
w. ]. MORRlSETT, A. NJ, Principal. and In
structor in Mathematics and Natural Sciences.
JNO. NEWTON SHEPHERD, Instructor in An
cient and Modern LANGUAGES.
R. D. BEACH, A. B., Instructor IN Moral Phlos-
ophy and En- lsh.
GEO. w. BUSTER, Steward.
The session will begin October LIST and close the
last day of June, 1860 The exercises continue
without interruption on Saturdays, and there is
intermission during the session, except on Christ
mas day.
Expenses for Tuition and Board, including every
thns except lights, lao, pay able one half LIST Oc
tober, balance 18th February. Candidates for the
ministry, of any evan-elieal denomination, who
come suitably recommended, receive tuition free.
Sons OF ministers pay half price for tuition. Books
furnished at the Springs at Richmond prices.
For pamphlet containing lthogr of the place,
plan, &C., de-, address
WI. MORRISETT, Principal,
au 4-2m Blue Sulphur Springs p. g., Va.
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N. SELECT YCH0oLFOR BOYS.
The SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION Of this
School opens on MONDAY, the 18th Of September
next; With every adyantaxe for the education Of
Branches Ancient and Modern Languages, Mathe-
mates. Drawing, and all other departments Of .
cemglete school course Glasses for hexiAnsrs N
VII he received who are prepared to enter clauses
ALREADY formed. The number Of papis il limited.
. ms residsnV4, sfeI The 18Th of EeptAmbsy.
an ,s&ds& III. 1isF q f.lHn s
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Mr.. LEFEByRE's SCHOOL,

vi GRACE STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND
FOUSHEE, RICHMOND, VA.-The next session
of our School begins the LIST day of October, SO.
and terminates on the last day of June, 1850.
Our long experience IN teaching, and the very
liberal patronage we have received for so many
years, have both enabled and ENCOURAGED us to
"A course of Literature, comprising English,
French, German, Italian and Spanish classics, the
four last throu1 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. as well
as the Rhetoric. Belles-Lettres and First READING
classes of our Institution. Mr.. Fl. is a gentleman
that his services will be Only 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
HUBER HUBERT r. LEFEBvRE, A. NJ, Principal-Nat-
ural Philosophy, Literature, Moral and Mental
WILLIAM 6. WILLIAMS, A. B.. Vice Principal
Astronomy, Mathematics, Chemistry, History,
EDWARD C. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Rhetoric,
Bellies Lettres, Reading.
MRS. GRACE BENNETT-English Branches.
MISS MARY C. COMMONWEALTH Branches.
MADAME L. V. BLANCHETT-French Govern
sENoR CARLOS cARDoRvEz MERA-spanlsh
SO BATae Music
SIG'RA MARIETTA ERBA-Plano.
JOHN A. CALYO-Drawing and Painting.
WILLIAM f. GRABAU-Piano, Organ, Sacred
C. W. THILOw-Plano.
HEINRICH STANDARDIZATION.
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a1Hx cARhIAGEx, CARKIAGEs.

kCARRIAGES.-The subscriber intend
chansing he hnelness, and will offer lor
s.s ~, eoa s,asa g q e as Hp
With and without tops, h O.. which have baen puf
rp with great care-for this markst--at s. per cont
sell every vehicle on hand. would furthsf state,
t e al persons ~ vant q CARRIAGES, BUG
Is, &c., Will lad Il greatly 10 their interest u
give me call. ~ am detsrmines 10 sell 81 u
hAxards, ioyer shaA ony oqe elsea il erd4F = ell
ssk-lm Corner IL aad Dloel o}e
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Aa RANAWAY-sao REWARD-Fror

CV subscriber. about the middle of September
MISS. a NEGRO MAN, med WILEY. OF
~ GRAN SON-sometimes cal led Wiley Gran
.z~k- son-about "a or Is years old, ordinary size
bacon color has one tooth out in front. He for
merly belonged to DR.. Anderson, of Amelia county
will pay the above reward of 500 for his deliv
nation concerning him viii be thankfully received
and can be addressed to Scotland Neck. Halifax
county, N. G. b. WEATHERSBEE.
au Elm
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RUNAWAYS.

Ia RANAWAY-Fro From the subscribers, on
hCol. VIM p. Winfree, of Chesterfield county.
~ He Is about q or q Years OF age. feet or
-k.lnches hlsh very slender. ashy or dark gin
gerbread color, quite a prominent nose, and when
spoken to bends a little forward and speaks low.
He generally wears cap. He is no doubt iurkin-
about the city, in the neis hborhood of his
ter's farm. We will give FIVE dollars for his de
livery to US, and all expenses paid
Sc 6-6t SMITH K McCURDEY.
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Ia NOTICE.-Was committed to the jail OF
E2Y this county. bedford, Va, on the 25th das
n of July last. 1859 as q runaway. a nee 70 man
calling himself HENRY HALL; five feet
x three inches high; scar over the left eye:
long bushy hair; copper color. Had on when com
mtted gray cassinet pants, cadet stripe down each
es wool knit shirt, hometown soft hat; about % or
% years of age. JOHN III. EUBANK,
an 27-6w Jallor.
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PIANOS, &c.

- TWOPEANO FORTES FOR SALE
SFESTTsfRSPRIyATELY.- Two, splendid 7 octave
iii RI IPIANOS, in Rosewood Cases. of brilliant
tone and superb finish, manufactured by Albert w.
Ladd 4 Co., of Boston, warranted superior instru
ments' hpavlns several very important linproye-
ment, would do well to call and examine them be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. A great barsai may
be had by immediate application,
au 3O-ts L. b. COOK, 10 Main st.
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Y PIANOS AND MELODEONs. :.

E=TEBuy your Pianos from old and well estab-
III n Wished houses Nunns K Clark are anon.
the oldest manufacturers of Pianos in this country.
and their Instruments are not surpassed in tone,
touch and finish. A. II. Gale & Co. are we'll known
for their SUPERIOR Pianos. briggs unrivalled Pi-
amos, with double sounding boards. are recommen-
ded by VIM v. Wallace, Gottschalk, Mason, King,
Strakosch, Wallenkaupt and Maretzek. c. Peleau-
bets celebrated double and single reed Melodeons
of Carharts patent. The above instruments are
to be found only at
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shH FOR SALE-A small FARM of one hundred
GO Acres, one mile hey ond the termination of the
-. Mechanicsvlle Turnpike, about six and halt
miles from Richmond, in an excellent Heighbor
hood, and in the Immediate vicinity Of one or more
churches The Improvements consist OF a Dwell
ing with four rooms, and all necessary out build
ings. all of which are new. Also, an orchard Of
choice fruit trees.
It will be sold for one fourth cash the baance
d credit of one, two and three years, with inter
est. Possession given immediately. Ppply to
iy 8-ts $50 Broad street. Richmond.
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p II. TAYLoR's Music Store. 1888 Main st.
CHICKERING PIANOS.-A new

w@ CHICKERING PIANUS.-A new and
H"full supply of these splendid instruments
WI RI have been received
In addition to the beautiful BOIX DE- N0IX, the
CIRCULAR ACTION and the GRAND, We have
right form.
The Chickering's have received IS First Prize Me.
dals all over renowned competitors and from first
rank Institutions and airs of America and of Flu
rope. They have manufactured and sold more Pa
nos than any other factory in the world.
From the Chickering's have emanated the best and
most permanent improvements that have brought
the Piano to its present perfection and by the great
capital they have invested in manufacturing conve-
niences. they can sell full fifty per cent cheaper
than any ether factory. None of their instruments
leave the wareroom without their having been full
ly inspected by the best artists.
As their factory has never more than one agency
IN a city, in Richmond these instruments can only
be sold by the subscriber.
The factory warrants all PIANOS sold by this
agency.
Orders promptly attended to.
WARERooMs-North side of Broad street. near
Ninth and at HABLIsroN Il BRO's., No. 1859 Main
street. NATH'L CARUSI, Sole Agent
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p, cARRTAGEs, CARRIAGES.

HyE The subscriber has On hand, At his Coach
Making Estsblishmsnt ON LOMBARD Al
near the Coingbisn Hotel COACHES, cHARt0-
TEES, BARoTcHES, BUG 81 ES with and without
best msteriais and workmanship Of which win
be sold ~ low 40 good work Of the kind can - in
the city OF Richmond, and rssyectfsily ask cali
iine. - am determined 10 make to order and 70
q: 1. y. ox::s ssdc u SSSst ;ph
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CHURCH HILL ENGLISH, classical,
- MATHEMATICAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-The unde rsigned, both
graduates or prohcients of all the schools of the
University of Virginia, have united to establish a
permanent School of high order. on Church Hill.
and hope to be patronzed by parents especially in
the eastern portion of the city.
TERMS:
Per session Of ten m onths, one-haD in adranee.,
Ordinary English branches $3.50. 8 0U
Higher En-. lish, including book keeping. -. 400
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. ..-.. 100
RlereacsS-F aculty University of Va. Charles
Il. Winston, President Richmond Female Tnstl
tute; pr. F. w. Hancock; Dr.. Albert Snead; Rev.
A. E. Dickinson; DR.. q. w. Briggs DR.. Jno. Knox
J. ]. Enslish, Esq; WIN. Fokes, Esq, Clerk Hen.
rico county; Turner Richardson, Esq.,; Thomas J.
Starkc, Esq, Richmond.
AFer further particulars, see circulars.
LARKIN WILLIS,
JNO. NJ. WINFREE.
CHURCH HILL, Richmond, June 2lst, 1889.
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~s1~. RI aM1rss,a nOARDlNG AND
MAR q. asSSsn047 t6R YOUNG LADk30g-
This iSsh session d ihis hool win q snstrpcs,on
viii d very tkofoush ebd every tsc ssnsasion. Il
for tho aceutrens0at OIL iS.,sssi rufrUua xe
which this schne! has Re norn n fsw days
coh''hue' '''0~' rEAcaxn..
Miss A; M. SMITH. EnSi'smn . SS bSsnchss.
Miss tiZZtE =; SM ~ ttfrslils 3nstrumoutai Ma
Mrs. ELLEN Y. SIAlCoSs A"s'-' - = \
ac.1'- = -
Prof. EMIoN, rcncn n r,i, rcnA,,e& : F,ibie
Rev. CHAHLkS n. n 1HD = -
Rev. ARTHUR MiTChhLA' Ao'"a Aa''o
ply. ,,u NJ III, as,;vs, occ. :.
sioral lectures on the Natufai sc'c"oess WIN %
pcriments.
Board for nine months - OK % ~ ~
Washing and bshts, :. '-' a. =,
Tait,on IN Advanced En- tIsh Branches. - %
Lans uas cs, Ancient ana Mooerh' each 60 90
Use OF Instrument s, 49,. ~ ~
Vocal Music tau ut daily wftneut extfa cbsike'
one-hslt payable ts' % oc'oee'' io''' '"'
de. f cs'. ps sssfsrser Rev. .,,.,, Mitch
Rey Chas' IL HAL. ~ ESQ secretar, yirsiria
s s e0 aassricuturai Society; Lewis webb ESQ,
capt y. pin En T;an, Cav ray;d I B,,rr. ESQ
I'll Psce s, ssa h'ea' Iohs Ave, Esa. Benz.
!ohn ~ Sllo"srr .d, Snr,,,r Esc R,cb,nond
s. gray, ESQ Ha n"aS Hannver D'e''
Key. mpds epntsning furtber information.
Ca ii n n IF
apply 70 MIss q, ~ "a, a. MOI iO''ooo, % I'm
Frahhill anu o- -. ee.o. %
MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL, BROAD STREET,
wi BETWEEN 10TH AND lITH.-The 18th Session
will commence on MONDAY, Oct. Sd, and end
.Juiy lst 1890
rYRMs
Tn,tion in the Higher En- pIish Branches. $40
Primary DEPARTMENT ................ 80
haswi aia IN psnrii and Crayon. Painting
in w ater c,,inrs or Oils .... 20 to $40
Music ON Piano, Guitar, kc........ 30 to 50
Mrs pr1rpr will he assisted as she aItrdys has
.ss he ,aacha w Of p nndomh.ed ahty. Her sys
Gem g strncton is the result of twenty Years of
oa,sonai and enar etc labor and she refsr with
p onSgnos " ths many ladies' NOS, adorning soci-
81. VIC Dere Sradnated Al her school not a few
Of whom have nobiy and successfully devoted
,bem mH To the cause Of Education.
The Honse WAS deslsned expressly for Educa-
,;nnaI n,,rnoses The School room sixty feet by
,hirtS ret,,il, arran ssi both AZ re- ards ven
s,Iation and temperature and furnished with spe-
~ al refere T TO the comt"It OF the pupils The
nesks are separate, made of mahogany and 10
naced tba. ali the On oils are under the Immediate
smnarvis,on Of the PrinciuaI
Eor fnrther ma rticujars address ur apply to
ansHSm MRS PELLET
-- -. $500
COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
- CORNER DE EXIST AND
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BOARDING.
EXCHANGE HOTEL AND



Il BALLARD HOUSE.
In presenting this card to the public. return
many cordial thanks to our generous patrons foI
the Kindness We ha received at their hands ana
hope taat the NEW ORDER OF AFFA RS, to De
initiated Sept. l. 1853, will receive the same en-
coura afaent that previous efforts and labors
To accommodate guests have met with
Messrs. JOHN +. and THOMAS Il. BALLARD
are now ehe Pfoprietors of the Establishment,
and each one pied zes himself to do what the com
fort. convenience and requirements OF their guests
demand.
We desire to keep ard maintain, what our Ii
eense calls for. FRS + CLASS HOTEL, and We
Establishment ~ comfortable possible. With POI
lite SCENTS and ready, prompt and attentive ser
wants, we shall endeayor to afo&d complete salts
faction to the travelling public.
". B-A previous card, long since published to
counterfeit the influence of n baseless rumor, Is
sutnc eat proof that our establishment has never
be n closed, and that, since It's publication, we
have bsen in better condition to entertain visitors
than heretot re. All rnniors as tn closure. IN
tended closure, we desire our risads to notice as
false and strangers, intend ing to visit us, wtu
.4iIsreprasentatOBs. Sc It's
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General Superintendent Office,i
Lyschburg, June y. 1859. { je u SIN
FOR Nd Il r OF h, /
POINT AND HAMPTON

---z-- FOR NOR FOLk, Old
- POINT AND HAMPToN;,-Fsr-
AAsA SNA--H9-so sons intending to VISIT either or
al of the above mentioned places viii hnd the most
Ri eli, o esf' AND PETERsBT re and the NoR
FOLK AND PETERSBURG RAILROADS. Al
the Richmond and Pete rsburg Railroad Company's
Office, in Richmond. THROUGH TICKETS will
be sold at the following rates:
For Norfolk; FIRST class passengers. .S30
Do. Second do. do ........... ais
For Old Point Hampton, return tickets for
the round trip good within Is days FIRST
class passengers .........-...........,.. $50
Second do. do. ....-........-.... 225
Straight tickets; first class. .-.... 32
Do. second do. ................ as
These fares embrace the Steamboat charge frois
Norfolk to Old Point. and they cover all expense
attending the transfer OF Passengers and Baggage
upon the Steamer at Norfolk.
AT Norfolk. the Cars connect directly with
Steamer, which has been engaged to run in con-
nectlon with the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad.
Passengers step from the Cars upon the Steamers
wharf.
Passengers by this route leave Richmond at 40
A. NJ, and breakfast Petersburg mt 6, reach Nor
folk at l01a, and land at Old Point or Hampton ut
ARRANGEMENTS and SALT WATER BATH before
dinner
Passengers by this route have the privilege Of re-
naming over in Norfolk and going TO Old Point or
Hampton In the afternoon or by the same boat next
Passengers RETURNING from Old Point ana
Hampton, leave Old Point at 6:l5 A. NJ, and Hamp-
ton at 7:45 A. NJ, lin each case after the regular
hreakfast.1 reach Norfolk at 10: leave Norfolk at
at 5:45 p NJ, in time To connect with the trains
s R BAGGAGE 81 ga iIs" CHEcKED THROUGH.
WILLIAM MALONE.
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- FuRNITUREREPAIRED, Ann
VANISHED AND RRPACKEE1n6.A-fiskns

N1ANIsHED AND REPACKED.-T
subscriber bess leave TO info !, the pub
01 he that lie still continues TO ,pair and
re-varnish Furniture, at his sd stand,
2n fIankin street, opposite Metropo. tan Hail.
his prices are moderate. The best OF references
can e gwen that all work in his line viii be
faithfully executed.
N. B.-Furnture will b repaired and varnishsc
private residences, either in t2En r. s7sVn1tIy u
Y Ism Franklin st., Metropolitan Hall.
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no sCHOOLMAsTERs. Proposals will

NO SCHOOLMASTERS. Proposals will be
L received from until the 18th inst, for suit
able Teachers to take charge of the N q II T
SCHOOL of the VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
Tor a session of four months, commencing about
tho LIST Of October, three nights per week, and
three hours each night. The proposals must state
the charges per one hundred scholars and upwards
All communications must be addressed to the I'M
dersi med, who will sive any information that may
he required. VIM. MACFARLANE F.,
Sc 2-dtI5th Chm Com N. School, V. NJ. |.
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INSURANCE,

L,.ne tNSURANCE.
L MARINE INSURANCE.
ineorgqrased 1882 ,,,,,,,
ANCE COMPANY.
N.0fice No. l3l Nam Street Richmond. 0
Capital and Surplus, S220,000
THIS COMPANY has the advantase OF stcenty-secen
years experience IN the Insurance business, and
having eujoy ed the favor of the public during all
Of that period needs no special Recommendation to
tho citizens of Virginia
II effects Fire Insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world.
Its cash capital and surplus are as above, and its
affairs managed prudently but Literally, and its
rates are a. low a. those of any other good nstitu
ton. DIRECTORS:
". L. cowardin. J; +. Wadsworth, Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Allen, Vim. Beers, Geo. w. Smith,
Horace l.. Kent, Thos. Samson, B. l., Winston,
VIM. Palmer, Chas. w. Purcell, mo. N. Gordon,
Alex. r. Parker, Jos. P. Winston, Arch. Thomas.
Apply to the Presideat or Secretary, in person OF
by letter. w. L. C0WARpIN, President
WM. WILLIS, JR., Secretary. je 9-ts