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DY VIRTUE u a decree u the Probate Coat
I'd n fsneit Csants. state q NIi.sissirri.
natie u The tuns Term. \. y. l<11. thereof. sne
undss -nsl r~4ariiaa - the estate e faurt A.
and Ss.aa J. Root. all. on Monday. ths 6th day
g Aa1Is;. l.f1. eel =, public sus,ien 10 the
slightest tiilsr. N = credit. uss-halt due the first
4 JsnHsss. ls6I. the other half the krst Of jam
arv. ts61. II the dlsr 81 the Court llnuss u sail
Ceustg. bstvssa Tie haurs prescribed BE- law. oil
the following lauis situated, ling and being in
sid Comfy. n VT. the north frac.iausl half Of
esctisa Klrseu (lll. Township Nine On. Range
Hrht gsl. Wet. xnera a the land helpn- ing 10
tie heirs ei Jssi A.. Root. deceased. Ssii Esul
vi he sold suhiec, % the lien prs.ribss1hy stat
ate. a. he tar.hsssr or purchasers thereof vill
b r~4air~i - give band OF bonds for the sun ~
sans BID. vita approved security. payable ~
shove limited.
J. ". sLANIoN.
Gasrdisn. etc.
isus r.. Is61. a4-ts
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Bell and Everett Meeting.

I'VE are rsqassssd % give notice Ia, there rill
w te = N sesias 4 tioss Via fsver The ~slse.sn
81 Bell sn1 Evere.. far the Pres isnrv All Wee
prysa-acy % ths rri.el states. II TIE sssn u
Pamela. q the +th Monday Of ths msntk. t..
MEETING ~ill be held isr the purpose u sFrainss.
s5auss ~siesssrs ani sa.<zssiaz ne nzms 81 -.
ssitshie rerscr fsr district ~sl.sssrs snf .i.p. ~
ths PURPOSE n s-EsHifir. : n =sfrr<s.t slsh.
he frisnis ~ ~ vsrsr. frsn Nj rsrs. u ne
sswrsy. are ssrs-sslF sssssd = sstzsi - nsss.
rs.
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s(t1 Aobutistntnts.

sNy rsasse through lie aas tssa-v,fk ant
-frsrtiss. In business. advertising j. IS tsis
Philosophers stone. that turns shatsrsr i ,,qehss
90 rnli. ! have advertised mseb. hs.h 10 vs.klv
a. veil ~ in the daily Papers nor have ! iauni
that these II the largest sireiis,isa-sf ether
slass-tsnss.ssi ne he m..t.-J. Iarea Asrua.
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FOR SALE.

WILL s.II =. P.hjs Auction n the hiriss,
bidder. a IL Csuss ussse door IN rsnofa. on
saturday. the flss day ~ Islv. lssn. . wv
hfrl- n-<rs v-nsn. sks - . god eusi,
ssshss. ard srst-rxas vsavef.
Tws< n<-kssf c.s.. he ether hLf Al C hrissnss
t-'svs issp
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Sherif's Sale Of Lend.

UY VIRTUE Of a writ u yeudi Esrouss :
ID directed from the Cirtait Clerks anes. 7.
uola county. will On Monday the 1870 tiya'
nest. between thr hours prescribed y ".
The highest bidder. for cash, At the Couf'e
lu1r, in tie town Il Pamela. the feit1viu< 7
W parcels cf lend. living in psuola tSan's''
q Wi.siSssrpi. to Wit
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NoTICn.

4 til PERSONS wishing NV services ~ Coz
n Tf NURFEfuR siii p ass adirsssp "
Pheasant Meuut, nni theS .hail BE- waiiei z
promptly. twill be cape ssd tha, pirtisssA .
tars ligld Note. before sending foi me.
JOHN =. MATTHEWS,
County Ssrges
July G, 1850. ~
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WrITN ~fUrN T1FsIIH IUUUItt.-
This remedy las been before ihr publ -ouly
q .hori lime, bat il has proved 5, b. au ,n-
valuable remedy q rafiT, e., blood and
strengthen the system; .,.ry one Who uses
i recommends it ~ others. until it has
icfrms 'te sJsulsrl remedy with every
family in the United States We say to
every reader. icy h-lt Isl delightful ar-
owatie. SEE advertisement in another eel.
ug.u.
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DR.. T. Is. PAYNE,
u TT r7 T = TT,

IS fsrm1rep''y located Do Pamela and 3 pre-
~ psfsi 10 t'tflra 81. operations with ;he least
ras'ihlE PAIN and 10 The inn.t .ki.fl, mluuer.a
Partial 'r tBl .rfts n ''eth Inserted dpat, ts
mHf .%t.n't0' plan. Diseased teeth ard gum
fGe 's.faIiy treated. trest ears taken AND Iute.
ihalent u'oi 10 ai 6F '%rasisus. The ciuasu. q
W Gown ana ua shl1fhu1l vii 40 vfil 90 cali
sbi poe bal4ga gI.ug rIssvhs'r tu have their WVts
performed. Patronage snily collected.
uf.iea Nest i4sf % he priuiiag Office, orpo.
Site tlHt N4Ht,s
iIly IS. lslI. - ~.
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TO PLANTERS.
Administrators Notice.

EfrERs of administration IN he estate II
Wiiliar. u. Taylor. deceased. hsvie- been
granted 10 the Undersigned BY the Fruiate tour,
Il rsuolt Coausv. state Of Mississippi. at the
tunr rsrrt. " o. thereof
al rsrsuas h1vin. claims against The estate II
slii d ceased are hereby notified 10 come forward
sal p-'btt sni register b. .iHa within ths time
a,tit.Jts isw, " ihvy siil hsfrsvrr barred.
L. u. TAYLOR.
Admin ~stratrix.
Juir 9. Isid. s4.s.
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Said lands will BE cold 10 sssisfy 80 I
ysnii. the same being in fsvse Of Niii..
the said &c. dfiang. -
Psuols, stss., Jsse Is. is6o.
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Rangers Notice.

I'AKEN up by thaney Rtpvn. lN ing 3 OF as
aio,p Belmont. o s%tffrll msre pens and Col
tir mare d. a5lut 3 vt . years old. !! " lshsha
hish. ths ,,lt i tiat. sith a ainr ~ the ifi
I've lef, hiud foot wlita. b'th appraised At 80
y. y. JONES.
%i,anssr. ~
rarai,. July :. lsf0. siss
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Tins go arHv That H. meeting II tho rmit Agricultural nd Mechanical A-,ahupu. hl4
h. pnn p ue Nwe Ira va tho aady- shl member. Of rd Association. have u. dp "A
usu~l ah entire satisfaction the practical udEy n Btb' southern Corn Planter at DO wMa
certify hni IL a,.d t aua Nwk Of Nr tam. .ml ,r torri itr il IL SIMPLE, chi ~. ~
DURABLE. anl can - D Hlunh@ prse be- attached g. any nmHon pOarock. We dwaN
$4,000 ~ ----- nm NM M.-
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sit,u Flaw.-A r,n,b company
ur lerut,c u steamer. o. b. tuiituttta
rr.trn. rtrh ahot, balt tire Size Ut th.
Ges. Eastern. cir eaorf ten ibou. sul tOu.
rs q. These IRE said To- 90 hr .ar erum,
,JI purposes. tn trTir t. 'tnc Er.i, bal
very lev Imagine ih.y are O.. anything
lHt government use.
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.eltt l''7tf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-04
EDUCATIONAL.

CDu0ATION..-Ths ifth ssss, . q Mr. 49,. ~;
v.na fn,gh streets viii begin the "a Of Sep
tsaer srPn.,s s,s ssDs @ sss en-
ktasSS nrh;nh sha will endeavor stu 10 merit by
every possible exertion to promote the interests
z, ne. Per Session Of 10 months, payable guar
terry.
Latin, with or without highest English
Primary bngiiah, .---. .-.-.... 70 w
BEGINNERS ......-... ~ w
2l-Jw
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JAMES WALSH, =
No. 20 Main St, lmpod !,

N Guns NJ RIFLES, PISTOLS. .Ss, sat
TEKlALS and { UTLERY, calls me an. And sl.sss,
the citizens Of Richmond 70 ms snods, vhieh
& prepared to offer to the trade sha {sseIss
Wholesale and retail, on ar ,Sss he q spss'sss
terms. HIS facilities sre susn nx IA sekls. ws.s
Canes. &C.. &c. upon as resscnsoss mere
similar goods can DO purchased Az ApisI 90 ~
want. Of the southern pubic than esa cans hsas..
ally found in tho large Northern im sm msfcAsss.
and respectfully sciiclts . can t nat bcih rfse
and others, With the a4suranee sA ~ s-%%>
and goods ahaa be satisfactory. a 81
DiGEIE Avn PREsERvk-ssisss.' w X
L dsscriptions Jars. an sixes, brsn aa swsrtss%
vinsGaT. 10. Fun supply on hseaa III v1Es A6R;.
Of the hest quality. J. ~ and nfosd w
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TONDON MUSTARD : Pure nd suesss
IL nsst American Mustard Ia.sx 6fs''
Grcand Hl.st Psysssj yssas fssis b "a, 10
L. WAGNER, Druggist, cor. sth M"
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COUNTRY PRODUCE; Fresh Mountain
- Butter; Bacon Hog Round !; Honey, in comb;
to. day, and for sale low, at
J. P. KAVENAGH, 9Th and Broad SITS
NEW YORK GOLDEN SYRUP-Of supe-
~ rior quality, for sale BY
T. Il g. B. DAVENPORT.
JAPANESE TRAYS. Oh WAITER8.-A
y most beautiful article, for sale by III
NEW No. Medium Mackerei-l00 bbs. Bos-
IN ton Inspection, Tor sale, TO arrive. u
4 ~ ~1I-es SO VIM. WALLACE SONS.
IA OsQUITO NETS.--At private sale, cheap
ul 100 pieces white, blue, green and pink Mos
quito Net ALEX. NoTT.
DRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ALEWlVES
I loo bbls. tor sale Ito arriyel by
VIM. WALLACE SONS.
FAMILY BACON.-5 hhds. No. Hams just
''S'' WM. WALLACE SONS.
GLOVER sEED-FoL sale BY
" 4. II. SKINKER l. co.
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.

vN o. b. TAYLOR, IN
~ III MAIN ST., HI
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN- Wff
WARE
[ am now in receipt of my Fail stock of GOODS,
Ia,seL IMAM ogua nsag etSay
with the re packing houses of the North, and will
duplicate bills purchased OF any of them within
the past year.
"a Goods carefully packed and shipped prompt
ly.
A call is respectfully solicited. o. B. T.
au 30-2m
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80 BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE

Ala BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE
MAYSPRINGS.-Thes Springs will be open
Of June. They are situated directly on the Lynch
burg and Salem Turnpike, ten miles from Lynch
burg and four miles from Forest Depot. on the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. at which Depot
vehicle will run during the season to convey visit
Virginia and North Carolina, coming here BY public
conveyanoe, will take the South Side Railroad at
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad to Forest Depot.
ie7-3m p. ECHOt.S & SONS. Proprietora.
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~ decided Improvement Of the .single Nipple |;
ms sscsivsa 10 - 49, DOVE q CO,
Wholesale Druggists.
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AIRS. PELLETS SCHOOL,
wi ON BROAD STREET.

Iu ON BROAD STREET,
BETWEEN 10TH AND llTH.
MRS. PELLET will resume the duties OF her
School on MONDAY, Der. I'd. and will be aided IN
all its departments by an efficient corps OF teach
Parents who entrust their children to her care
IN all the branches essential to a finished eduoa-
ton.
dence. an -2m
SOUTHERN WAvERLEYtNsTITUTE,
Mas. PETER P. NAY { H p n % : ? Va
MIS- ans BAY FOX
YOUNG LADIES. Her object is IL combine a
PRACTICAL acsSistion Of French and German and
proficiency in Music To accomplish this gur-
pose her Professors e French Sermap and M MI
For Prospectus OF the plan of study. or Circu-
tioulsrs, apply to Mrs. PETER Mayo;
ma MRS MAYO has removed her residence to the
house recently occupied by the late judge r v.
Daniel, on Fifth between Clay and Leigh streets.
HAMPTON ACADEMY.
JOHN 3, cARSx, + n. IfS1Issseipal. :, y.
MRRNE sR SnLshM fM Unive M of Berlin.
MISS EMILY A. CLEV ELAND.
The exercises of this So aoo will begin on the LIST
Board lights extraJ and Tuition in Ancient Lam
aases Msthsmalos sc $40 per session pqsa
sa E Ss each. $40. and Music $50, sziYa.
For catalogqe or further iniormation. address
the Principal. Hampton. Va. au Sim
y NEAR OLD POINT. AND HAMPTON, VA,
The next session Of this Institution Will COM
menoe on the first WEDNESDAY in October =
The location, extraordinary on account of its
beauty and heaIthfulness. the easy access to it,
and its proximity to Hampton. Norfolk and Ports
mouth. is particularly suited to Boarding School
None of the dverting or tempting influences oil
the city here affect the pupils. Nor is there any
while they enjoy the refnements and pleasures o.
| well ordered home. The course of instruction
OF which diplomas are awarded upon written ex-
The IsaShers are Esatf ar ts OF thor
and the Institution high reputation.
TERMS:
Board, including fuel, lights and washing, for the
English Tuition IN Preparatory and Collie - y ',
s'a'e DspaFt Gther branches, extra. " "
~ $ISi y
CHESAPEAKE HALL FEMALE SEMI.
- NARY, HAMPTON, VA, Mrs. Dr.. BANKS
OK the m of ps
close the LIST of July. Terms very mode rate
| Boarding scholars can remain at the Hall during
Sd Siss'ss
Va. auu linn"
CIRST CLASS MALE SCHOOL, at Saun-
L SsFs Hall, half a square from Mr.. Lefebvre's
BROAD SIS, coMMENCING sEPTEMBER
i7TH' st. pE lSfTsEfT3SGSss Principal.
| T. P. CRUMP.
-, French.
| Drawing.
| The accommodations superior in every respect.
DRILLING will be continued.
| TERMS Semi annually in advance $50 to $50
Apply to 8. T. PENDLErON, 4th ST.. between
| Main and Franklin. or at the school-rooms.
| All 25-lm
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HATS, &c.
WIN. L. MOORE SEQ. ,2o7 Broad sire

n WIN. T.. MOORE & CO., 2o7 Broad street,
- STOCK of HATS and CAPS, to which they
would respectfully call the attention of their Gus
toners. During the season their stock wall be kept
suitable to the season. DRESS HATS, of the latest
fashions. on hand and made to order in any desired
style or shape. Thankful for the patronage SO lib
orally bestowed during the past eason they solicit
and hope 10y strict attention to business, to merit
a continuance of the same.
VIM. T. MOORE,
M. J LEONARD,
No DOT Broad street.
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eUnduUR RESORTS.
$40 sAAIHAHFR. ss1sUs1F lrw Yonk.

&AA& BRA1NARD
ia: E. BLOSSOM. Fsorsfrrcr,
FofmsTly ProSrissor Of the blossom House. Ro-
This leIse and CONNEXIONS Hotel, at the junction
Of the n. Y. and Z. n. n. with the roads leading
from Baltimore to Niagara Falls, 10 now open for
the reception OF visitors.
Pure air, fine scenery, we'll Stoke larder, good
beds and attentive servants, are some of the at
fractions to travellers. No efforts will be spared to
continue Its character a. FIRST -CLABS H0-
TEL.
Passengers desiring to visit Niagara Falls can
procure through tickets to Baltimore, at which
point through tickets can be procured 10 the Falls
by the Northern Central Railroad, the shortest
and most expeditions route to Elmira, Canada,
and the Northwest
RxyERKNcEs:
ibHHT 2 R krsSxgT, E:a'{ Washington.
ZEnTs BARNuM, Esq.
Z. w. BENNETT, - ri.
r. 3. coLEMAN, :. Eutsw House, Sa's
eM W. e R1nnn, s::' Harrisburg. jy,o-.m
AAA THE ASHLAND HOTEL.-This
E.f i from 4 re HMOND, In the beautiful and
thriving village of ASHLAND on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, il now
open Tor visitors, and 10 prepared to accOmmo-
date families with good fare, and everything desi
rable. The head of the family will be furnished
with a Free Ticket between Ashland and Rich
mond.
For further information. apply at Superintend-
ent's Office Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
JNO. L. THOMPSON, Proprietor,
jy It's Ashland. Va,
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DENTISTRY.

~ Fla. JETER,
A~ SURGEON DENTIST,
~IIO once on Main, below Pearl street, nexi
doors above Messrs. Thos. X. Price l. Co.'s DRY
Goods store.
The subscriber havlnE removed to the above
house, would be pleased to see those with whom he
has engagements, and has made extensive prepa
rations to serve the public generally. All opera
lions performed in the most approved and scientific
style known to the Profession, and all work done
by him warranted to give satisfaction. tOclS-Iy
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CHURGH HILL ENGLISH, CLASSICAL
MIGHT SCHOOL VIRGINIA MECHAN

MIGHT SCHOOL VIRGINIA MECHAN.
IN ICS' INSTITUTE.-NOTfCE TO TEACH
ERS.-Proposals will be received until the 18th of
September, for TEACHING the NIGHT SCHOOL
OF THE VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTI-
TiITE, for the session of 1850 and 1861.
PRoPosALs.-For what amount will you agree to
teach all the English branches, to number of
scholars not excseding one hundred aud fifty, and
ants, to be approved by the Commit ee-the SEES
sion to commence on the first Monday night in
October, and close on the first OF March, five
months,) three nights IN each week, two hours and
half each night.
WM. MACFARLANE,) N;vbt sohoo,
GEO. w. ANDERSON,} 1CSem. SVaooi
GEO. A. AINSLIE, COMMITTEE.
IL wl m
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A man who travels barefoot around his
bedroom often finds himself aon the wrong
tack'
why should q giazier be the most satisfacto.
ny OF workmen7 Because he spares no pains
10 succeed. -.
money 10 reported tight In all the Southern
ciues In some OF the interior places there Is
what by sea, are ladies 10 ndest ora Busses
and smaeks.
Tbs transit across the English Channel IL
supposed 10 be the sie,k) transit alluded Io In
the Latin quotation.
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~ DRUGG ISTS.
~ l22 Main street, Cornsr 13fh street, Rffh-
u mond, Va,
Offer for sale in quantities to suit purchaseIs-
Q 500 lbs best Indigo, so bbls. Burning Fluid,
hhds. Prime Nader. 80 - Coal OIL,
500 kegs Sup. Carb. Soda, rs - Sperm Oil,
loo cases do In Id. Is " Lard Oil,
papers. 4.COO CALLS Lamp OIL,
as casks Sal Soda, so bbs. Machine Oil,
500 or Sulph. Quinne, 200 cases Sweet Oil.
500 kegs Lewis Lead. in 40 bbls Linseed OIL,
Oil, $50 cases Extract Log
$500 kegs Cream Tartar, wood,
100 bags Sified P epper, rs bbls. Spts. Turpen-
80 g Alspice, tine,
60 Ginger, prime, is kegs Apto. Emerys,
leo boxes Pow @ 1900 lbs. Reid Borax,
Spices, pure, bbls. CamphOr,
IS bbls. Castor 0 i'll 3 coo lbs. Pure Saltpetre,
prime, Is bbls Venet. Red,
Is bbls Alcohol, 100 boxes Starch,
s tons H Zinc, in oil, 1900 boxes French VIM
dow Glass, asst. sizes,
With a full stock of other articles, and PA
TENT MRDICINE S, FANCY SOAPS, PER-
FUMERIES, Painters COLORS, BRUSHES,
&c., &C., our usual terms.
PURCELL. LADD l. CO., Druggists,
l22 Man street. corner 18TH
N. B.-Particular and prompt attention to pack
ing and shl ppIng orders.
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% f. r. ROBINSON,
~GRADUATE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
M COLLEGE OF PHARMACY,
u SUCCESSOR TO LAIDLEY & ROBINsoND
Fourth and franklin Streets, Richmond,
Has In store large, fresh, and well. elected
stock of MEDICINES, CHEMICALS. PER
FUMERY, FANCY ARTICLES, &c, which he
offers at low prices Strict personal attention " i'll
be given to all the departments of the business.
Orders for shinment will be promptly attended
n and most carPIuly packed.
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TAILORING, &c.

1 purchased their supplies Of . MINES
terms than ever before Our stock is compiets
with every article of GenteMen's Wearing APP
Psdsss as have besn NOR S
o hs S hs
condensed catalogue of our stock:
Black Cloth Dress Suits: of all qualities.
Fancy Cas- Basnsss sTSlts description
and s sad Psns and Vests.
u g esn aaH asSas GOODS
aus Boys Ciothlns at low prices.
feet 81 . ss apsys Goods s
los. corner M ain and l4th streets.
employ Is cITrER. and ds,iSes hi. tSi 81,
II 1;ts I'M IsEss and s's9sHfst
prepared to furnish them on a. good terms ard in
good style az ' fRH sGrff n IL
-AN@rHHHR sIp KAS z 4 !. s. i 4 ESH
street, (cisy Savings BANK Riehmcnd. Va. are
az E S sSs. HsSaRss ss.xpn r.
and Telescopes, possessing. high power and
sSS s 3: xs saa and
REOSCOPIC VIEWS-the entertaining instru-
msnt, shsnxins the ssdios. and no o tms
nishsd a most ressonabis rates. fss World-
renowned PERINC0PIC HPECTACLES are cor.
rsatlv suitad oNLv nv "A. ]. FRANKLIN q CO
A LII SOLD.-LEvY has sold all Of that sups-
poets fresh supply the first Of next week Per-
two or three days. a. the article that Levy -
selling 10 much superior TO . great Qrantity nov
afoatin this oaty. q $50 80 -. -.
FATHER BAGS, LEATHER BAGS
~ We have large assortment OF Leather bags,
suitable fol ladies in travelling; also, ens as
sortment Of Sailor Basket, and a variety Of other
klndss too numerous TO mentions for sAlo Of the
china and HQQne- Furnishing Store Of
~ THOMAS A. BUIKLEY 4 CO.,
IN EAGLE AoNarA.
Oh B6LS. extra sur or. jnst 10 hnnss, Tor salo
OF BY MASSlE PLEAsANTS.
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DRUos. 1TuDICIMns, Ako.

u O. a. STRECK m, Agent, sontinues
1to carry on rusines . his c|d gtepd, No: 3
- new and fresh imported stock OF DRUGS,
MErICIN ES and CHEMICALS. which he IL re.
ceivinx direct from the best markets in Europe.
and socis the favor Of his old customers, friends
and the psbic generally. to patronize him with
their favors, promising the most scrupulous at
teution, reasonable prices and honesty.
E His own gregarations, such rs the GERMAN
recommended and preferred BY the Richmond
Medical Faculty, and. in fact, all over the United
States, he continues to prepare in the most con-
cutaneous diseases, which have cured thousands
and his artificial Mineral Waters, for certain dis
eases. never fail to give instant relief.
au sg-lm q. A. STRECKER. Agent.
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p J. w. ERhySER-
80 POTH ECARY AND DRUGGIST

II J. w. FHhySER-
- APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST-
W Nth street, between Grace and Broad,
- RICHMOND, VA,
Keeps constantly on hand well-selected stock
of PURE and RELTABLE DRUGS. MEDI-
S CHE cHKhlSAWks PA5STs s& 1s PIE
Hod, BURNING FLgIR; S a : rs sEEDs,
everv kind. TOBACCO, SNUFF and CIGARS of
various brands, all the popular PATENT MED!-
CINES of the day-eyerything, in fact, usually
found in DRUG ST0RES-which will be sold on
the most reasonable terms. Also. POLLARDS
NERVE AND BONE EMINENT.
PHYSICIANS and others can rely on having
their PRESCRIPTIONS accurately and carefully
compounded, at all hours of the DAY and NIGHT.
J. w. FRAYSER,
Apothecary and Druggist,
my Its 18th, between Grace and Broad SITS.
IF A. BODEKER CO., Apothecarles and
~ Drug gists, No. 10 Main street, near Old
w Market, Richmond, Va, will keep on hand
"a general assortment of pure Drugs, M edi-
eines, Chemicals, Oils, Paints, Window Glass,
all kinds, Surgical Appliances, Burning FLUID, AL
cohol, Soaps, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Garden
Seeds, Glue. Sand Paper, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff,
Medicinal Liquors, &c.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours, with special
care, by members of the firm alone.
Physicians orders from the country executed
promptly, and the most reliable medicines fur
niShed,
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1 JAPANESE HAT. - =
W JAPANESE HATt
- JAPANESE OUNCE HAT.
Just received. a fresh supply of the NEUTRIA
JAPANESE OUNCE HAT. Also, some new and
beautiful sty les of SOFT HATS. at
Elicit & WEISIGER'S,
auA-ts No. LOT Main street.
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JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY,
y 18TH, BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH SITS,
CHURCH HILL.
The Fifth Annual Session of this School will
commence MONDAY, September l7th 1860.
TERMS, per session of ten months-SS0, $40 and
$50; one halt payable LIST January, 1861, the re-
c. w. PETHERBRIDGE,
an 2l-Im* Prlncipal,
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A reduction OF oneJohrta 10 AHfHtStefS.
R.No extra charges. Pupils provide Books
and Stationery at their own expense. In case of
absence.
Boarders are members of the Presidents fami-
iy. Money to meet their incidental expenses
should be deposited with him, and all letters for
them sent to hifcFfe.
Catalogues, containing full details, may be OBJ
tanned at the Bookstores. by application to the
Presl lent. CHAS. II. WINSTON,
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au T-lm* AshIapd Hanover county, va.
DEV M. J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SCHOOL,
II In THE BASEMENT OF THE SYNAGOGUE,
On llth Street, near Marshall
The fifteenth session of REV. M. ]. MIChEL-
BACHER'S SCHOOL will commence on the rst
MONDAY In September.
Mr.. Nj. Will be assisted by Mr.. EDWARD TUR-
NER, who, In the last five sessions, has received
the approval of the patrons and of the Principal of
the school; and by Mrs. G. +. BENNETT, whose
well known merits as teacher make it unneces-
sary to say more in her behalf.
The following subjects comprise the studies Of
Mr.. nj IS schools:
English, with all it's branches, including the
Bellies Lettres; German, Frexch, Hebretc and
Latia.
Price of Tuition of the session, ending on the lst
of July LIS $40, S28, and $36.
For further Information, address
M J. MICHELBACHER,
au Its Corner Of lst and Marshall sts