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GRAND M,.ITARYAsD civic

n GRAND MILITARY AND civic -
y BXCURsiON. "a
WI THE MONTGOMERY GUARD, E
CAPT DooLsY, ~A
Having chartered the targe and .o,n-.
steamer GLEN COVE. twhiea has reosniJ, dhons
lifted up.) bog leave tn announce 70 the, zen
sGa ne paoli generally that they viii have ,hs.:
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
down James Rivor, on TUESDAY EVsNIso
The AkMoRY BAND has been sngsssd.
every other aTrangemen msds insure ~ and
sure and comfort OF those VINO mar fav"s yea.
with their presence. Hsm
a. Such Of the military as purpose aooom,
ing Us are requested TO appear IN their nnifornnt
REFkEShMENTS to DC had on board III rs Is.
at CITY prices. wax
rICKETs-which ma. % procured from mem.
ladies' 81 each additional ladt 10 cent, 'No
He~ The boat will leave the wharf at az r,ir,
past o clock Y. M. Nates
CAPrAis EOOLEY,
1tEuT KING.
SERGEANT Nc DONALD,
CoRPoRAL DUGAN. Comm'ts
PaivATR McRlCKARD |
iy 2S-3t - DRlsCOLL
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MANffCLATfb Gt AND-We oBsr 20 zee
~ pisnsels II Virstaia y MANlPuLATSpok-
AM, prepared py Us, aIah god ~ Mess NAN
pm and Iattis, OF too UnivegsIs of VusinS
neulsfs, see Southern Planter 10 has PROVED -
10 one " the most vsiaaae fertilizers ever las'e Z,
Strawberry Hill. and we refer 10 Mr.. Adams, ahs
others IN the nega 30 hood, II said plantation
EnaoNp, DAvRNPoRrA co.
Proc SAS Per seas
Inspector. UH-N
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JNO. 4. z. IMbODEN, A. Vt,
FINNRY MILLS, Amelia. Va. il 23-t2OthS.
EkEDEkick's HALL srroo,

- F EMALE SUH'JUL.
The third session of this School, which is located
within hall a mile of Frederick's Hail Depot, Va.
Central Railroad, will commence on the LIST OF Bsxt
september, and close on the LIST c JHiy following.
TERNs-Psr Session Of Ten Months.
Board and Tuition in all the Eng lIsh branches for
10 months ................... $50 ~
Music on the Piano with use of INSTRUMENT, Is %
French Language. ............ -. 10 NJ
Drawing and Painting, each. 10 W
India INK and Graz on, each...-.......- a
En-. hTo derry ......... .......... 6W
An accomplished and expsTlenc ed teacher 4!
have charge of this School
My address is FredeIick's Hall. Louisa cCugtyr
Virginia. NATHA'l W. HAkHIS.
~
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: ELEUT classical AND ENGLISH


FRANSLGy STREET, ABovs7rB
r. II l., L Il II r. A. M, HRIHCIFAL
The Eighth Academic Session of this Instltnte
will commence on Monday, the LIST Of October.
1860.
The COURSE OF INSTRUCTION furnishes
embraces the Modern Languages and a I the com
mon, useful and oruams ntal Branches, which are
of value IN the mental training OF the PUPIL or or
the practical purposes of HE
The services Of able and successful teachers are
secured for the Mathematical, French and Draw
ing Departments.
The Primary Department receives especial at
tentlon.
For further particulars, apply at my residence
after the 18th of September.
jy 2i-lw H. H. l.. TTGHE
AIR. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL.-The next
AVA session Of our School begins on the FIRST
DAY OF OCIOkEB, 1850, aud terminates on tho
LIST day of June, 1851
TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR,
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Richmond, Va, Aug LIST, $50.

The business relations between Col. A. g
ROBERTSON and myself, for the last two years,
was conducted and dissolved with a high appre-
STOCK Booker, and it is with pleasure that 7
avail myself of this opportunity to recommend
him In the st unqualified te rms Of approval, tn
the feeders and srazaIs of my acquaintance, as a
salesman Ia whom they safely contide.
s. BRuWELEE.
Richmond Va L. Sfn % G2tnurttk
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WANTED To SOLICIT call from all persons
w in want of TRUNKS, at the RICHMOND
TRUNK L o R Y. where | am extensively
manufacturing every style. from the common up
TO the most superior IRON F X A NJ i. ALL
A T II TRUNKS, LADiES FRENCH
TRUNKS. &c. All sold at manu- facturer's prices,
at No 81 Main ST., in Saddle and Harness Store,
with VIM SALMON.
nA TRUNKS REPAIRED.
~ I2-3m JAMES KNOTS.
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~ p,srArcH roR THE SPRINGS, &c.-Po,9@ss
se,ng 10 fhs scatertas places can hare me ga :,
DISPATCH mailed to them 5o' any te 80, -.
time. BY leactae their orders at rae ees"''"
naa nnufae IN narnaef foy tAe 1--WE na"se''
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10 To Gr0cers. 1.-The attention OF Gro
GERS and Merchants gene ,ally. is called to SEM
PIES INFALLiBLE BAKING Pow DER a
home article, and superior to of the kind be-
fore the public.
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raae u. " MAIL S TIE A vi s III p
s+E.E& YORKTOWN, FOR NEW YORK
.assrSzTsssThe YORKTOWN, Capt LEWIS PAR
RIsH, Wi leave here at4 o clock P. M. II UESDAY,
the 5ist inst.
EiNcursion tickets issued to go and return by eth
of the steamers. State room and meals included,
Tor the very low pf1as of SIS.
Passage TO New Io&k. meals and state room IN
cuded, SO Steerage pAssage So.
Passage to Norfolk SAGE ss b. the rlver boats
Frelgnt recaiTed to day tdON pay y and up to
the hour OF O'Clock I. NJ, T. ESDAY.
ConAignees are requested to send tor thelrEoods
to day.
Freight for Boston taken a. moderate rates, and
forwarded with dispatch.
Tickets and Berths secured at our Office on
board the siup. LUDLAM Il WATSON.
30 q
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HA To TOba cconists-Sweet Oil, Sweet Oil
prime article. in cases ard barrels, for sale low
by JNO. w. GARDfCK. Druggist,
Market Place. Franklin st.
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HUBERT Z. LEFEBVRE.
jy A-d&cw3m Richnopd Va
WAsHINGTGs ACADEMY, AMELIA,
" VA.-The next session of this Institution
commeIces Sept ID. qua closes June 2sth, 1861
Reference TO tsA fInGte es and Patrons: Hon
John L9tcher: Judge J W Bfoekenhrongh; Col.
F Smith, Y. NJ. /; Major John I. L. Preston
Faculty of w Washington College; VIM. ). White,
u. d Dr. Geo Scott.
No deduction tor loss OF time, except in case OF
proiTacted sickness.
JNO: A. q. IMBODEN, AN.
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A- Church Hill Alum Water. Richmond.
Va This w alter has been found highly beneficial
in the cure of Dyspepsia. Liver Complaints, Chron
ic Bronehilis, Chronic Diarrhea, Chronic Dyson
terry, MenOrrhp ia. LeucorrhGa. Prolapsus Uteri,
fectlons, Ulcers and ScrOfuious Diseases. The
above valuable Water can always be had: FRESH
FROM The SPRING at the Drug Stores of
Meade & Baker, Joseph Laidey, and at my resi-
denee. lily l2-lml ELIZA l.. VAN LEW.
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IfASH SfSTEN-FKICES REDUEEU.-In-
~ tending to do strictly cash business IN future,
except with such of my customers rs have shown
tie ability, as well disposition TO pay, when
called upon, will offer from this date as choice
an assortment of Fanny Groceries, Teas, Wines,
Liquors and Cigars, for cash, as can be found at
any retail store in town, at prices frl pm ten TO
twenty per cent lower than usual. Call and eX
anime. Goods Will be delivered free of charge IN
any part Of the city.
[ avail mys self of this opportunity to return my
sincere thanks to all whose patronage has aided
ne, and hope by strict attention 10 business and
fair dealing, to merit cOntinuaI'e oil their
favors. ]. =. kA NENAGH 9th and Broad SITS
N. Bah accounts not settled before the lst of
August will be placed IN other hands for lection.
Richmond, July IL, 1850 jy l3-ts
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CENERaLA GESCY.-The subscribers have
~ associated themaelves this day. under the sty lie
of WALSH McKENNA, for the purpose Of
carrying on the above business, COLLECTING
RENTS, HIRING OUT NEGROES. Se., 80
They have taken the Office ON 18th street, opposite
the Exchange HGtel, and 10y strict attention to
their business, they trust to merit portion of
public patronage, RICHARD WALSH,
Jy 4-Im +. J. McKENNA
HAGS, BAGS, RAGS.
- The undersigned offers for sale y large and va
RED STOCK OF heavy double WARP GRAIN BAGS,
with some ghter and cheaper styles. Office and
sto removed TO 18th ST., between Cary st. an 1
Mayo's arldge. t. u. BENTLEY, Agent
jyl8-2S'
iGHT, Light, LIGHT.-The subscriber
- has Just opened. at No. Is Governor street
opposite HoWe's Furniture store, full supply Of
Kerosene or Coal OIL LAMPS of the most approved
make, WHICH will sell at small advance on man
uiacurers' prices. Also, the best OIL for the
same, at as low price any house IN Richmond
il OIL and LAMPS warranted.
je 2s-lm' EkOCH Il. REX. Agent.
pERRY'S PREMIUM FIRE ElICkS,
- Calcine4 Plaster. Rosepdale Cement, Rock
land Lime. Extra Hay, Sawed Laths. PlsStsring
Hair, Ladders, and ali kinds Tobacco Box Lnm Der,
for sale by X. ID. WHIfLOCk son.
iy 9--lm
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One half payable on the LIST of October, 1850 and
the remainder on the 10Th of February 1861
Reference Is made to Rev. DR.. Moses D. Hoys
and TO any Of the former pat rons of the School w
Catalogues OF the Seminar, containing mora
6stailed information, can be obtained AT any Of The
Bookstores, or by application To the untersisnsd
Jy % SIN A. M. DUPUY, Richmond, Va
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A I've Got EN-,
WHITE DUCK PANTS
FANCY AND WAITE MARSEILLES VESTS.
SKELETON, CASSLM ERE AND SILK VESTS.
GAUZE SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
CASSIME ERE PANTS AND COATS.
LINEN SUITS, STRIPED AND PLAIN.
THEY'RE CHEAP rs tits possible to make
them. Call at 100 Main street and get what is
lacking to com plete gents outfit. and know what
you are buying, WIN. S. TUPMAN, Agent,
log Main street,
jy 25-ts(2p) Third door above l4th street.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY 2
ARRIVED

High Wat~ ,Aas Jay (Mcnaay) Q o's!oeA.
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>OU HskN IOnn htiAL tuLLE Is Z,
~ No. lSs MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.

BRANCHES TAUGHT:
Double Entry Book keeping
Commercial Cscu atoms,
Mercantile and Ornamental Penmsnslipr ana
THE MODERN LANGUAGES
AStudents can enter THIS INSTITUTION at aEJ
time, there being no vaeatlon.
FOR PARTICULARS please call at the COLLEGE OF
write for Circular.
J. w. REEVE,
WA, PfE6ESHEIMER,
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DaRRY'S PREMIUM FIRE RiCks,
u A Il K K Il II O U 5 4

1 BU3TUN, MASS.
Gentlemen will find the best of accommodations
with every effort for the com fort of guests. LAR
DER not excelled in the United States.
H. ID. PARKER,
NH Sim J.. ,MlIIS.
THE CHEAPEST STOKE AND THE
L CHEAPEST GOODS IN THIS CITY w IT
offer TO MS customers this morning-50 pieces of
Bleaohed Cottons. a yard In width. GOOD qnatity
~ cts Beached Cottons AT ii and l21S cts as good
as New York Mills; rarIatsns, nearly two wards
wide. 1874 cts ~ d1Z. Dotted Embroidered Hdkfs
atl8A cents: agreat btrgaIn;a large lot Of aides
Sun Umbrellas very cheap; Lace in front CoTsets
d12 cents other sty les very cheap, Swiss and am.
brio Edslngs. Linen ard Marseiiie<, of hal dog
different sty les, at low prices; Hair Nets; Hoop
Skrts: Nhue Goods of all styles; Nantes; Eish
Linens 1t 311s and ~ cents cHnsie cred great bar
gains; Hucksback Towels 10 cents; DlweIts or
small NJ pkins- cts; a full line OF LADIES' Cent?
ara Cfltdrens Hosiery, some as low as cts and
other great bargains too numerous 10 mention,
L, OOLDSMIT'S New ana CHEAP Store,
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pOUGHTOS WHEAT.-We have 100 bushels
~ of this celebrated WHEAT for safe 1t 10 a
beautiful white, and natures fifteen DAYS earlier
th7n any other variety sown at The same time
This lot of Wheat is 81 ar from the least mixture
Of any other varlet.. We have several cert 6ca.eg
from gentlemen who have sown this p" heat
those III want of 1t, for seed, Will he pleased to
who have trIt IT says of ITS proCuctiveness &c.
well IS see the Wheat. APPLY cd ly:
iy BLAIR 4 On
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- NOT SPRINGS, FOwHATAN COUNTY,
VA SCHOOL will te opHred at this place Ga
the FIRST OF oCIoBER next, under the d.
rection Of the undersigned
Though desig ned especially as preparatory 20 ne
University Of Virginia. il will for this reason al
lofd NO feWer advantages To those intending W
shtsf olher unlversitIes, or any College
Oae OF the Principals will teach MAFHBMAI"
IUo; the other, LANGUAGES. Assistant IN
Sirao.ora shalt In every ease, be graduates o. W
Unlvefslty OF Virginia. Coiio0ital classes, eeN
ever, IN MODERN LANG JAG rs, wall reeeh'
occasional instruction from natives OF thoss la3'
guages.
thing. n g. = 80 "
;. Circulars may lie obtained a. the bookstores =
bb,ehtpona, or ey application 10 vs. tarpaga ~
Sidney H. OWENS. Jx., 4. NJ.
Lately Proiessor Of Greek Ia H. ehmond College
PHILIP Is. SfANARD, A NJ.
braauate OF, ana formerly
Assistant Professor at. v. NJ. institute.
jy 3-d6owsm
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WOnks

works, and keeps constantly on hand q large as
sortment Of IRON. consisting of Bar, Band, Hoop
and Scroll ROUNDS Re- pn and Squares 9yaIs Hs
Wagon, Coach ard Buggy TIRES, and RlVET
and NUT IRON; Of al sizes, .,.
Also. STEEL TIRES, Railroad FROG STEEL
and FROG PLATES, all sizes; WROUGHT
PUNCHED WASHERS, all sizes, kept constant
ly on hand and made TO order.
JAMES HUNTER.
Koran kep IN
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MO YANKEE ABOL,TIoNisTs. ALI

MO YANKEE ABGLITION1STS. ALI
- SOUTHERN MEN AT SMITHS GALE
RY. RAIStD in viRGINIA.-The largest and
Large size 30 cents, formerl, $50 No Northern
hum5ug 60 and see them and judge tor yourself.
All kinds otPlCTU RES made fTou. so cts. to 9 1850
Salts iactlon guarantee d or no sale. His Gallery
is the larses in Richmond. If you want Picture
60 to Lis 49, SMITHS II main st,
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NjUTtCE.-A lady or family who designs gong
~ to the Hot Springs. and who may need the SER
wees of an elderly SERVANT TO attend her or
them, and to act as chamb eEmaid whIe there can
secure the services OF such servant free of hire,
provided she can chi the benefits of the hot bath
without expense Apply 10 A g STU sHS,
jy 24-lw Christian Advocate Office.
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81, STORES FOR RENT.-The adve tiser
Ea::a eontempates the erection of several small.
LID attractive s TORE HOUSES, in a central
art OF the city, and would receive applications
II them from those IN need Address, IS w k
oh Nv a.
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mas. GAS! GAS!!!-We have on hand a
= LARGE and elegant assortment of Chanhe lsrs
Pendants Brackets, &c, which we will sell at re,
luced prices Call and xanfne them, at the China
and House urn ,shius Store of Is -.
sTEBBiNs, RuLLEN 4 co,
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INFAN1S' FOOD French Blseotine. the
1 - Infants Food the most wholesome nutri.
tious and agreeable article of diet known, for
children. For sale at
1856 NJ aiu street, corner above Post Office
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jy 3O-lm Ashland, Hanover county, Va,
NEW GRANARV AND COMMISSION
~ HtIiSE.
On Curry, 81 d5or bcIOlc l2ih Street. and HerG
Flour INSPECTORS FORMER OGicc.
-

Flour INSPECTORS FORMER C.8icc.
j. MO y no T. CARS r, II,
Successor to Jas. Thomas, Com'r MerchantD
and the public rally, that he has purche sed of
the legal agent of Mr.. Jas Thomas Ali his stock
hand, such as CORN, OATS, HAY. CORN
NEAL, n c. land will continue to keep on hand and
deal IN Ora N FEED, TOBACCO, FLOUR,
select parcels Of country cured RACON, BUT
TER, BEESVrAX. DRIED FRUIT, &c, pledg
ing every ettJrt to facilitate the interests of
those who may favor the new concern. A ccntinu.
All of the patronage heretofore extended to his
predecessor is solicited.
He refers, by permission, 10 Messrs. Wagon
Err, HILL n ARCHER, VAN Lew, taylor u Co,
JONES Co, RICHARD CAuTHoRN, Esq, PHILIP
IL s. m j, MONROE CARTER.
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HDQ'RS COWS MOUNTED(
~ GUARD. RICHMOND, July 81. 1860.
Hn& PARADE in front of the City Hall,
on IU.SUAY next, July 3Ist. at quarter to 5
O'CLOCK P. M :, fully equip ped in new uniform. Arms
in order for inspection Roll to be called at elk.
iy3o2t F'W CHAMBERLAYNE,l st Sers't.
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FL. FnR RALTInaR

IN will 81 Il, for wart of use, my horse, known
N-Nas = INDEpENDtNCk:n al bargain,
HARNESS. 7 ne horse is well known in this ely
and IS warranted To be sound, fast, gentle and
stylish ANY one wishing q bargain "a Ill call on
or address } II ALLEY NORTON,
iy 30 81 At Fisher L Norton's, 235 Broad 81.
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~, FOX 4 z NT-And pOssessOn gwen nm
M STORE, vorLer B DAD and eth streets. IL hat
all amyle.t asemeut, and is furnished with ali the
modern water and gas fixtures. Being one of the
greatest thorouI hfares OF the CITY, IT may g
garoed possessing very great ADVANTAGES .oI
business of any KIND. MANN 5. VALENTINE.
i> 3D-ts
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J. w. REEVE,
WA. PlEGESHEINER,
" l0-lm Principals and Propr!etots.
DkAW ING SCHOOL For vacation time, 70
~ opened TCESpA4: the 10th ia J. 10y
By A. GUENfHER, AgcBlgEts.
Corner Of New and Fish Market The more 81.
vaneed DRAWING SCHOLARS Of Mr. TIeHE.
school VIII do well Ia continue Tie lale at scAo"L
eommepSsd exercises with the Brush in IDdiss
Ink and Water Colors
Terms S2.O0. mouthlv
ATuEsDAfS and FRIDAYS 9to 10 A. NJ
IL lin
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EDUCATIONAL


- ICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY m
n GRACE STREET. BETWEEN ThIyySS
AND FOURTH. RICHMOND, VA. hiaD
"A Nj. DUPUY, A M. PsixcIpAt
The next session Of this Institution viii oo,,
mence on the LIST of October, 1880 and viii Uoai-
nate on the Goth June, 1861. '0'mi'
The Principal viii be aided, as here, fors h.
wei! selected corps of Assistants, who viii ~
ability and experience, cannot fail to give sais9ef
ton '1o-
The Boarding Department will he updar thu ma,
agemeDt of Mr.. and Mrs. DUPUY. ASST tad =, n n
MARY X. CAsskLs, formerly OF Savanna IT'S 'tis.
aIore VIII reside IN the Semi with tbs ,a aney
ladies', and will exercise pareatd! care ana coas
troll over those committed tn their charge WI
The success which has attended this effort IN A.
tablsh In tho cIty of Rich ond Female Sers
nary Of the first class has encouraged the Prpc,ns
next session The buildings are now heinz NJ s vac
larged, and important notifications viii be mad.
IN them, which VIII add greatly to their convs
nlcnce and comfort. The lodging rooms ARA Iar 80
aud well ventilated, and not more than from Us
to four boa rders Will occupy one room. The Rs"
ration Rooms " Il be we'll ARRANGED for tbs scro
mo6atlon of til pupils.
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L IT
~ Closing out the remaining portion of nv Sum
mer STOCK, p, evious t" the receipt Of Fall Goods
hecoleet nave no price AT AL Tor Summer Dress
anu Summer Nantes and Shawls Great bargains
can he bought III the above mentioned Goods for
the next ~ days. / have also on hend large as
sortmeHt of staple Woollen Goods. B,snkets, &e..
Hc tuTchased this spiiRg. at mneh he low their
market value, and will he tfered at small profits.
ALFRED MOSES, IS Main st.
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UMBEK, LUMBER, LUMBER.

2OO, 00O #. seasoned q BUTTON WOOD, superior
quality.
200 eco IT. seasoned inch BUTTON WOOD, supe-
Tior quality.
80 0H0 fl. seasoned 81 OAK.
IS 600 # seasoned inch OAK.
90 900 IT seasoned CASING PLANK.
50 200 fl seasoned ASH.
% U00 f. seasoned MAPLE.
Toe ether with a large and general assortment of
MAROG \ N y PLANK a~d SCANTLiNG,
CHERRY, BLACK WALNUT, &C. For sale on
econmud atiag teI ms. by
IL i6-tlO TRUMAN A. PARKER.
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| " A Il Guns
| PARTIALLY DAMAGED BY FIRE,

L,ANCY q oU~-
PARTIALLY DAMAGED BY FIRE,
AT 20 PER CENT.
BELOW ORIGINAL COST.
n order 10 prepare for our fresh FALL STOCK,
we shall dispose of our GOODS on hand tsome OF
them DAMAGED by FIRE, } at tremendous sacrifice,
at private sale Our store will be open through
the DAY ladies only, aud az night for lad es and
gentlemen. TEMPLE OF FANCY,
jy Cots 2dpl Main street, above Sth
QOAR wishing to send their
IL daug hters to the ashland Female Institute.
and pTeterfns To have them board in private
family. can be accommodated by applying to j.
PRYOR. whose f4mt' residence is next door to
the school. The sleeplnF apartments Will be large
and airy, and no pains Will be spared tolusuTe the
comfort and happiness OF those entrusted to his
care For terms per session, address.
JOIN PRYOR,
iy 3O-Im Ashland, Hanover cOunt, Va
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1IALUAsLE BRlCk.YAKp. Ar PORT

MAIO, NESR HOCk EIIS, FOX SALE
At the request of Nessrs. +. Ragland Co,
we are authorized to sell the valuable BRICK
YARD, containing four acres, now teuantsd 20
Mr. George Turner. The cla~ equal to any to
tie found in that locality. Possession given LIST of
Januar. next. Apply to
~ 24-6t GODDlN K APPERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-30
NEW FLOUR AND vIR1;iNiA.CuKE

NEW FLOUR AND vIRGiNiA-CUKED
~ HAMS.-tast received u lot OF very MOE new
Extra Flour, and - very superior Vnginla. cured
Bacon Hams. Also, q IRE assortment of Sugar
cured Hsms-Todds, Wilson's, q aeen CITY and
others. Fresh kutter constantly RECEIVING
WIN. u. pANDkiDGE. No los Broad ct. Z
r EFiNED SUGAR so bhIs. New Yotk Seam
~ sasar kehrlng Co 3 Extra C; 50 bhls Cut
Loaf Crushed, Powdered and Gfanulat ted, for SAFE
by LEWIS WEBB 4 JOHN g. WADE.
EuT LOAF SUGAR. 50 barrels Vim. Mol.er
~ Co.'s Cut Loaf Sugar, for sale BY
K. H. SKINNER l. co.
TURNIP SEED-NEW CR0P.--Lsndreth's
Ruta- Baga, Flat Dutch, Red Topped, Larxe
Norfolk, Large Globe, and White Hanover. fresh
y. JOHNSTON BRO. psassis.,.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26
Appointments OF j. N. CoIse, ESQ,
Fusion Movement in Dubuoue.

The Democracy of Dubuque have ia
ken steps towards fusion of forces
against the Opposition. The Herald
advocates the measure st,enuouslv. In
an editorial article Mi. Dorr says:
We need not say with what joy such action
will be hailed by the Democracy OF Iowa. nor
what Zeal it will inspire, not ouly in this State
nut elsewhere throughout the North.
Let 1t go forth that the Democracy Of Iowa
VIII be found side by side under one banner on
election day. and Reputlicansm will quake
with fear aud trembling
Lat no discord ut spirit lie suffered to divide
us any longer Democrats have mission ia
perform of higher and holsr nature than the
mere election OF party candidate to office /,
10 to preserve the government. the Union, and
the political institutions tsqueathed TO US by
our fathers.
Verify our ultra friend has cooled
down into the harness remarkably. Out
OF d'scord is coming forth harmony. In
the face and eyes of his own resolutions
against fusion and harmony at the last
otate Convention, the Political editor of
the Aerald now advocates unity and
harmonious action. The change is a
remarkable one, and We hail il with
gladness in our heart, and praises on
our tongue. In Dubuque firm fusion Of
the discordant elements vii! result in
great good, though effected even at this
late day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26

HUNG IN EEFGY-John Bell, the
Union candidate for the Presidency,
was hung in efiigy recently in Jackson,
mississippi. This outrage was perpetra-
ted on aSunday morning in front of the
State House. The cfligy was inscribed
with the words John Bell, Nov. sth.
1850, Abolition Petitions" This give.
some olae 70 the cause of the OUTRAGE