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PHosPE0R-PERUVIAM GUAN0,


AGRICULTURAL SAT- AND GR0CND ZONE ASH
u G.. Is CORNER ELEfE NIHt
Il AND CARY STREETS, oil the Basin. i'!ch'nohn, Va,
offers TO The farmers the following MANURts, all oil MS OWN
Misunderstanding:
RuFFIN'S PHosptIoR-rEECV1AN GCANo, containing
S per cent Ammonia and 80 to 80 per cent. Zone
Phosphate Lime, per ton Of e,0UJ Pounds..........f"
RUFFIN'S BONE ASH GUANO, containing 3 per cent.
Ammonia, and about 20 per cent. Dons Phosphate
Lime, per ton OF 1000 pounds .....SD
RUFFIS'S TOBACCO MANURE, containing 3 Per
cent. Ammonia 81 per cent. Bone Phosphate Lime,"2
Chloride of Sodium and II per cent. Sulphste Lime
pcr ton Of 1000 pounds
RifffiN's GROUND BONE ASH, containing about 50
pr cent. Bone Phosphate Lime, dry and pure, per
ION of 3 900 pounds. =. .......... .......-...s9'
AGRICULTURAL SALT, loose In bags, per Ton o.
AGRICULTURAL SALT, In bags, per ton Of 1900
TIM ABOVE MANURES are put up In strong bags con
tang lGi pouu.Is each, twelve bags Of which make q lraS'
tion over a ION, and can be had Of I. G. RGFF1N, at his mil,
Of any Commission Merchant in Richmond; OF IhoMas
BRANCH 6 SONS, Petersburg; M HoLLiNS & Gq,
Lynchbure: LEIGH i BROTHER, Norfolk; MASON, Man
TIN L CO., ~sco,.sville; JOHNSTON, cLARkES w., Dsh
vii e.. REQ -e-Sn-
u UM.-200 bull. sfPrine N0lasses Rum best quality
Ia for sale by
Jlnel l.. B G. B. DAYESPVhf.
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NNOlICE.-We are irterGin- To !urni,h or fica6..
~ customers AID the public generally, with tlc ~. CT
GOODS In our line, either mHaGia:;Dr- rs our.rl""s q; IN.
ported, for Ladies, tira;lcG-u, A!zs.s' boys, Lh!ldrsc a&t
servants, n, the loves, price, according To- Gu.Hty. IL 10
want cali on ALEX HlLL < CO.,
Manufacturer AID Importers,
June i-.Jyi 80. lGI, Main ~. Richmond W..
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a...g.as,, June !4.-flour IS euiet and steady. Wheat
.;r.!y: red 4; G9al sc. white fl o1al ca. Cora active
I'd .c9yGa,: yellow slasi, white 'is'.e PROVISIONS hsn!;
s.,, p.,. as ~, Ruu,p si4. Lard l:at3 cts. WHISKY
l-.Lr.
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'arST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
5.< Ne. lSa NG:n STREE. R'e@mon".'
,-rD yoR THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
nCnnrre..-Ftrst Sessions.

fhtr'}'>>' WAsuISoroS, June Is, is%i
Tie rlousc considered the Pacific h = n y South.
ssiss,o s : SS'%, 50 ss 10 t%sisse thu the iii Sf" ~.; rs s!I;ss 4
'oi'ts "" 4 biz was passed reducing the prices
l.,i,r printing forty per eentrr'. =, attending the
I. PsS !su.s re'eTsed the Sens'e,s rs.' l y sS,s' on Nays
:" ;::ss:a' !; Tr 's sa: ss;s ss saii, IL It IT, { >assIi sHS ';, ss "a 5 ss':
: stsns' ro = cannot complete the publ: business ;On 81
y ,Si,ntsy, he would reror: In favor t al 10 reconcile
"ss Seth Houses, as Est' nave
'-', .fr,;pc homestead bills.
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PIAN OFF o * Il f y.
NEW ARRIVALS.
fE1lE subscribers have been receiving, for cFcs@-
L the last two w.rk., extensive
10 their STOCK nj TNrF
PIANO-F0FTES, I v y
and have In their ware-roons an assortment as large as ran
be- seen In most establishments North.
These Sirunents are made by Hr. DCSlIAM, and are
not sent " on sale, as some suppose, hni are purchased ny
u exclusively, and for CASH. Thu, Obtaining every fair
advantage, 'mc subscribers ure enabled TO offer them upon
the uIosi liberal terms. Indeed, shrewd business men have,
after willing the North, returned and purchased OF u., can.
d;dly owning that they could 'lo no better"
They have for sale the lowest priced good Instrument
made, 10 the most eegan. and costly, al! OF which Will be
shown with pleasure.
They have Rl.o foI sale PIANO STOOLS, beautiful PIANO
COVERS, and n large stock nf
MUSIC AM INSTRUCTION BOOKS
for the Piano.Forte and Guitar.
JAMES w00DU0ESE & CO.,
booksellers, Statiuners and Dealers IN!
March 80 Piano-ForteS and husie.
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I'D Main street, by the T.casurcr.
CIiAS \. MORGlSs, President.
JOS. p. SWORDS, Secretary.
JOHN +. EEGSAULT, Treasurer.

T. +. CR0PPEX. VIZ. q. DUNBAR.
CROPPER n DUNBAR.
40. i, LAW BUILDING, FRANKLIN sTREEr.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
DRACTlCE In all the Courts held In The City Of Rich
L nond and the adjacent counties.
q They will ATTEND PROMPTLY to business, and one Of
the iir:n at least will BE- found Ct MI times At ;licir o.!,cc.
REFER TO
Es-Governur VIZ, Joseph Mayo, Mayor,
Hon. John s. MIil-on, Slmuc! T. Eayly, Esq,
Jas. Lyons, ESQ.,, Gen. Wm, II. Richardson,
q. v. Nun!ord, Esd, John VI. Gregory, Esq.,
S.c'ry G! Commonwealth, L.. :. pisfric, s., "rncy.
Anil lift
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VA EH AS@ T:hE

as MONDAY, July 18th (t,urr dayl, o. G-oecS'ant
Courthouse | shall otter fer sale. In she h!.l-.i H.i"sr,
Il Farm, lying on tiine;o Crers. cont":..ns go acres, -
miles abov: Richmond anu j miles !T"p unv-r Aiis, o.. tns
james River nn1 K.uuwhr Calhi. O'G nal! IL ~ ca't;TS-
;!on, 10 an Improving ccuiit!on, and pToGHc"s "-!l ~heSt,
oats, corn AMI tubacco-:!Ir k,laner I. 10 aocd aud iunU-r.
The improvements are, ADV iiuy house VIA 5! rs"ia- AZ:
basement, barn, stables, tooEcco-Eou.t., and all puiiolas7
III: able for farming operations.
shall also clIer Tor sale 10 thr !icars: bidder. 4 Girls,
Mil, In successful operation, will! "a acres Vi IlEG ]"
tachrd thereto.
Persons disposed 10 purchase are Invited TO 10 view he
premises. JOSEPH VI. WATblNS,
May 3i-ciis Johnson spiin;s.
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INDEPENDENCE ACADEMY

ACA ~ .
T7yuE first session OF this School began on the 10Th Of Sep
Il tember, 1850, and waa successful.
The second session began on the Goth OF February, lsf0,
under fattering omens.
The third session will begin on the 81 Of September, 800.
The Academy Is permanent.
ENGLISH BRANCHES 80 60 per session.
MATHEMATICS and MODERN and ANCIENT Lam
GCAGES sl5 GO per session.
BOARD 81 per month. Address the Principal,
JAMES A. BANTLEY, 4. NJ,
r.bo o-c,f fndenpnirncp Grayaon county. Va
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'r0 aHCfsfTECTS.

rrUlTrCTS are requested 10 furnish plans, q
"A elevations and WORKING drawings anu speGt, ~
,hl- city, on the corner Of Main und Ninth streets: Nv
The Trustees reserve the right 10 reject any or ali|
com. the property OF the Trustees. For the one first APP
proved or adopted they will pay a Premium, Of I'VE hundred
$500, dollars for the second one hundred Gl@} dollars;
The building viii be one hundred and thirty feet front on
Min street and one hundred feet on Ninth street, with Ia
urojrc;iag wing on rear corner Of iwcEty feet for super
intrnirnt's dwelling: 10 be- five stories hiSi, above Main
street, wiki cellar under the whole building.
plans will be received until the FIRST DAY OF JULY
next. and 10 be addressed under seal 10 JOHN ROBIN
MCDANIEL, Esq, President, care OF !saacs K Taylor, BANK
.r., Richmond. ~tireinls. -,
"S ""' JOHN DOVE,
Secretary 10 Board Of Trustees.
DESCRIPTION OF Plans Fol. MASONIC TEMPLE.
The rsiar Is 10 be nine % feet high in the clear, md to
be GIviued into u room FOR each store, one for the restau-
rant, aud q coalcellar nadcr the Kitchen 10 fuperintsnd-
ant'5 dwelling.
stores, aud q room on UiHM stree: Cor n rrstaurant-tour OF
the STORES :. by I'M, TWO :. by 50, ana the restaurant aoby
~ feet.
The second R0or IS 10 he arranged so u 10 have a Concer.
room lis py 10, including stage, green rooms, &c, and with
q gallery. There is to be an entrance On mini street; WIN
10 the lcbh:es ticket-ofices, &c. On this story there are TO
be Offices Tor the Grand Secretary and Treasurer IL by Is
feet each; also, a reception room or reireshment room, 20 by
3. feet. This story Is TO he twenty-five (2) high in the
clear, and j par, 10 the rear Of this story andthe one below
is 20 be diTidsd into three stories, the lower one for n
kitchen and the two upper ones for the superintendent
family. 10 be divided into suitable rooms with private stair
way for his use.
The Miro! Roor l. to be twenty (20) feet high In the clear,
and 10 D. divided INFO q Grand Lodge room GU by 90 feet,
with two committee rooms, a Subordinate Lodge 10 Ivy GO
feet, with TWO antc.roonls and u retreshmeot room ~ BY lsu
feet. with q dumb waiter coming up from the Kitchen.
The f0nrM ,Ho0'isto be sixteen (lG) fee, high In the clear,
and 10 be divided into 4 Grand Chapter room, 10 by Gu feet,
with un:e.rooms, d Grand Encampment room. 40 by G0 feet,
with ante.roous, and an arraory and four committeerooms
20 by 20 feet each.
There Is to be IN entrance OF Nin!a street ana one IN Inc
rear 10 the second story. The cellars are 10 extend under
the sidewalk OH Main street. and necessary provision Is "a
be made .i i furnace or furnaces 10 heat The building, and
proper ventilation l.. 10 he secured; water and yRs-pipes
where necessary.
There are to be water.closets as follows Que in each Of
the stores, TWO on the second door, and one Tor snperinfrn
dents family, and one for each Of the other floors.
MATERIAL
Either stock Brick with Stone corners, Brick and AaStic
Strcco, or Iron.
Aprii T-ctlIJune.
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~ BANEI'N THICOPHEKOUS Is the
best and cheapr>, article for dressing, identifying, cleans
Ing, curlIns. preserving and restoring the hair. Ladies'; try
IL. Sold by Nil Druggists AMI Perfuiu=rs.
- ~ ~ I.,>
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MOTTO TO TAX PAYERS.

sSti osIsi:isd hy The Council az in. c!tr Of Richmond,
- sHa' Inc I''icc'nr 81 the city Taxes shalt annually
ely, for fifteen days prior 10 the 10Th day Of juno, that he
will attend at his Office daily, h-twecn the hours Of 3 o'clock
June. Inclusive, for TIE purpose o: Receiving from ANY per.
son charged wiih city taxes. the whole or one.half Of the
amount OF tax charged, deductiu: from the whole amount.
or cne-llIh, Us the case may he, ten per cen,um thereon
The Collector shall, In Ike rntnner. sire m.:ice, for fifteen
days prinr to the 18th day o! Decelnbrr, that he will attend
al his Office daily, between the abnve-meat;opad hour,
from the Eth 10 the $lst OF December. Inclusive, Tor the
purpose OF receiving from any person who has already paid
one lGlf ouly Of the city lakes charged 10 hlm, the remain.
ins ialt, deductins from such half ten per centum thereon.
III pursuance OF the above amended ordinance, pas.rd
January llth, ISL, 1 will attend, az the Collectors Office,
In the City Hall, from the 18th 20 the Goth Of this month,
for the purpose Of receiving Taxes Us above directed.
June LA; JULIUS 4. lI0IS0S, C. C.. r.
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1860. DGt:GFEFT Il ANDERSON, 1860.
CORNER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
NFFER to thei. friends and the public s large and de-
" sirable stock Of FRENCH y AMERICAN PAPER
H~ANGlNGS,o of the latest style and design, for parlors,
chambers. dinlng.roons and halls. Also, floor and table OIL
CLOTHS, all qualities; white and check Mattlngs, Coco Mat
ting, Window Shades, OF every description and price; Cur.
tsin Goods, Lace and Muslin Curtains, Corniccs and Bands;
Curled.hsir and Moss.hair Cloth and Piushc., for covering
furniture; Sofa Springs, Lounges. Feather Beds, Dolstcrs
and Pillows; Hair, Moss and shuek Mattrcsses-all OF which
will be sold extremely low for cash or TO punctual buyers.
weare also prepared to do Paper.Hangins and Cphol-
sterinG in the city or country promptly, by the best work.
men. Person' needlng anything In our Line, vii ind II
greatly to the! advantage 10 give d, q call and look a. our
stock and prc, before buying else"here.
Aprl2I-9N
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VERY ALE.issL1 r.:1aviTE mEsz
VALUInLEF .i.s:M ~ AZ. C0LS.

The taxes for ls6O 20 be pa!I ay the ure:raser..
GOBLIN = !Pg-.SC:,
June Lids suCI,.
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e,vorc, of Yellow Fever a, Acapulco.

HaVn.FS 3EfIV" ES'Nf
-. YyAg. Jusr !S.-A ceEti=u:sn who was II passenger
; ~. .t.s:c-r OF The 2j;!! from san Francisco, says n v!ru-
= =. : IS yr,!ow fever vas raging n; Acapulco. There
:, s..a i've hundred deaths IN six weeks, including the
-. cnasu! .ad thirty Other Americans. The ;ahsb!-
-. y.;, s.st...ng the city.
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FAsE TIiROUGH FItvM iilCIIMOND

I'd BUCKINGHAM {. IT,, S"!j.
nS and after the NINTH DAY OF MAY hi;a.-
J. II. WHITES line OF Stages r~oaifSXEESlSsSIs=ss
New Canton to Buckingham c. H., will con-IAD-
meet with our Packet Boats. Passengers leaving here At i,
L. NJ, reach the Court House next morn!n; at 5. l:cturn.
ing leave the Court lIouae d; Z, A. NJ, TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY, and arrive in Richmond next morn.
Ing al 3. Fare through, oil passengers ard packages, col.
lecied at our 0h1ce or on our Rests
RICHMOND, 9Th May, 1SCd L. EDMOND 4 co.
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g~HAIX DYE! HAIR DYE: HAIR

~ WIGS! WIGS WlGS!!!-BATCt-
49,, eLOR'S WIGS and TouPEES surpass al. They
are rlrgaat, light, easy and duranle.
T;,,inr 10 a charm--no turning up hrl!nd-no shrinking
oT tlr head: indeed, this IA the oniy Establishment where
lies. things az. properly understood and made:
March lS-dSwly IL, BOND STREET, MEM luRh.
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DOUGLAS a. GitESsuktE
A TTESD THE CUCRTs OF HaNovEt. AID hlNG
"A WILLIAM.
B. B. DOUGLAS a!so attends the Ces.:S c: E,Hs ,sd
Queen and Caroline.
D. 3. D0UGLAs Ayletts, Eng Naear.
:. GREGogy Ja, Old Church, usso7sf. ssb 10.
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IMPORT ANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
NEW ARRlVALS-SEW SCALE-lMpROyED PIANO
HURCESTER t~-TRITILLEU.
MORRIS, Bookseller and Dealer In P-
a. amos and Melodeons, would rcspect-s @EIS25M
fully announce to the citizens Of Virginia, TwN
North Carolina and Tennessee, that he hasf g -
just introduced Mr. worcrstrr's new and improved scale
Piano For'cs, 10 which he sollcils the attention Of PROBES.
snrs, amateurs and the public generally. For so years Mr.
Worc-sicrs Instruments have commanded the admiration
81 ell who protested any knowledge OF the Piano. His long
personal experience as n manufacturer has enabled him to
Introduce an Improvement, which Is pronounced by the pro-
lessons anu amateurs in New York 4 most decided success.
Those OF Our citizens who desire to see the Piano In its
highest perfection, whether they wish to purchase or not,
are respectfully Invited 10 visit the wareroolns OF
Wol:CESTERS Agency, o. Main ST..
April i2 Richmond, Vi.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
EMMER ARRANG EMENT.

i,aa s5HA 5si741.a 7i5.45as
l $s:ssS Ss;ss;sl sslss:ssS2sSsS@
TIME Mail and Passenger Train leave Richmond daily
4 at 80 a. NJ, for Gordonsvlllc. and daily (cScelt Sun.
days. for ~Jack:on's River and tcrmediste Stations. Con.
meeting NJ CordonsviIle with the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad for Alexandra and int rrnediatc Stations, and 81
Charlottesville, with their Train for LyDcliburs and points
west o! tina, place.
90 Sundays passengers for Charlottesville and L%ynchburg
take the Orange and 4 e1andr!s Train at CiordoE.rNlc.
Iiaruan, Mason and Conpany's Stages connect With the
train al Goshen for Lexington, at Millboro for the Rock
Alum, Bath Alum, Warm, Hot ard Healing Springs, and
ut ~Jacsson's River for the Sweet, Red Sweet, and White
Sulphur Springs, L%ewisburg, &c.
Returning, the Mail and Passenger Train leave Jaekson's
River daily (~excert Sundaysh al Els. |. NJ.
x Through Tickets for fhc l,ockbridge and Bath Alum,
Wurm, Hot, Healing, White Sulphur and Sweet Springs
Lexington, LcYisburg, &c. Also, for Lynrhburg, Bristol,
Chattanooga. Nashville, Huntsville, Memphis,
Orleans, aud all important points In the Southwest,
are 10 he procured aL III: Ticket Office.
TiIOS. ~D0DAMEAD, General superintendent.
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VALUABLE ga RIA ~ ait..E:ICu UULN
Y Ii, = l-2 MILES rkOAl HE IiIt OF IiC!iNtAD,
CONTAINING ONE HUHDK.u AID FORTY hLkL:, Ua
THE NEW BRIDGE ROAD, IUR SAIL! Zee Ter sE,s
(privatriy) that very :a.ua,le i":i. si'Caie,i ~ Gr.C:l:ec
above, Containing 10 acIts. abC.t aai c,niri aII y -
good Eeari, rs the growing crops indicate.
Tile baIancr Of the land i, sell set Ia pine SJi oak. u
adjoiES the farms known ~, Auburn and i.UTr ShaG.s. Guc
.is proximity 20 tie city ~ l;IchMUId render. 4 vslG-b!s =.
an agricultural or dairy farI; and ir"iu Use lish ps.ce Q!
vegetables, IL would b. p~rVi:ab!: H. : nal .v: Une ace.
The .u:pI uvtIl-i.ts CONSIST % u Cottage rts!CcnCr. wHh iCr:
rooirS, 4ud the usGai uHt buildings. 81! 20 roU4 "rd,r !. CLG
u well q; excellent water III the yard. ;!r :cc-iicI ::
healthy and society very good.
Further Information CT, &c had upon application 10 %.
10. 4. Lvnc or TIE subscTihrr. Adde'S, i.:r!aau.d. 80,
TRRlS liberal. :. y. ESi!l. ". D.
SlpC it-jylf
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

ON V lElCS LII oE LIZ lLLlG
SESSION lS60-'Gl.
rH'HE rwerty Fourth Annual Session will eomuencs on
Il MONDAY NOVEMBER 5ru, and terminate on the last
OF February. The preliminary course Will be delivered!
Sra,uitously, commencing on Monday, October LIST.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Hon. J ASES GUTHRIE. President.
W. &. VERSION, Esq, Secretary.
MEDICAL. FACULTY,
Benz. H.. PALMEE, ~. D., Prof. u Principles AMI Practice
o! Surgery.
J. l.AwnEScg SMITH, 81. d.. PROT. of Medical Chemistry
and Chemical Physiology.
RonERT J. BggcKISuiDGE, VI. H., Prof. Of Muleria Mrdica
and Therapeutics.
JoSnrA u. FLINT. NJ. D.. Prof. OF Clinical Surgery.
THEODORE S. BELL, VI. D., Prof. nf Theory and Practice
Of Medicine.
LLEwELLyN POWELL, NJ. D, Prof. Of 0bstrtrir Medicine.
J vs.. BENSON, NJ. D., rroG. Of Anatomy and General
Physiology.
SAaL 81. BKAIss, W.. D., Prof. Of Medical Jurisprudence
and Sanitary Science.
D. w. YlSpELt, NJ. d., Prof Of. Clinical Medicine and
Pathological Anatomy.
ARCHIE u. Cook, N. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
juuS f.. GROVE, NJ. D., Assistant Demonstration.
FEES.
Naturalization, IS: Lectures, $lGj; Demonstrators, $40;
Graduation, gas.
Good board may be obtained n, from $ TO - per week.
For further Information address
J. ". BENSON,
Dean OF the Faculty.
Louisville, Ky, 1850. lime li-cw:t
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BY DAVIS, DGIpEsG: Z . .EUC[s.

fs1EN Se:eiii CJ:S.-we Will gel! ;s.s :seya..: A. -
L O'Clock, T.: L!cLLY NEGKurs.
DAVIS, rEvrGEE 4 Co.
Odd Fc!.ows' Hal, Cor.er N>yo .ai
Er. :h!.l :. -s:;.
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BRIGGS PLANO FOR,TES.

OItEtIVsEN fVNNV FUTE IN.
TENNlS PLANO FORTE certainly SURPRISES sar@-
l. al. that We conceived the instrument cM-G a---aaE3A
pable of, aud yet i6 whole construction is soH Y N III
simple and common senscal, that it rccom.u . z v '
inends Itself at once as The only true plan, and Il Is 4 natu.
raj cause Of wonder, rs in all such cases, why II was not
discovered before. The theory on which it Is made gives It
strength and consequent power TO Keep in tune far beyond
a plano built upon any ether plan. Il Is Ia fact The hest
Piano In EXISTENCE New York Express.
For sale be 7. II. TAYLOR,
May Is. Mntn 81.
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WILLIhM AND MARY COLL E(sHE,
FBJHE Visitors OF the College having resolved to re-rstab.
llsh the Professorship Of Law, notice Is hereby given,
that The Visitors will proceed TO elect q Professor or Law al
the couyocntion 10 lie held on the 4Tli JULY next.
Gentlemen who desire to be candidates FIR this Profess
sorship, will address their applications 10 the Rector II
Charles City Court House, or Hampton.
June Jim JOHN TYLER, Rector.
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w. WTT"-U.NI TEtsIUVIE.
y. a. HrIcHsS0S, Treasurer. May 2!- GGm
OLD D0M1NIoN INSURANCE. Co7IP.A-

OLD DOMLNIO SA VIM RA v X,
OF RICHMOND, CHARTERED 81 THE LEGISLATURE
or VIRGINIA.
gIIIIs Institution will receive DEPOSITS. on which an in
E ttrea; OF SIN per cent. per annnn will he paid on all
sums remaining longer than tx months. and five per cent.
fOra ahorter TINE.
Deposits received ct ;hr Insurance Office OF afcSsrS. WcH-
THAN & WYATT, No. i?g Main street. by the Treasurer.
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ASHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY,

TIIuE closing exercises OF the present session will be held
Il on THURSDAY, the 2Sth June, 1860. An address will
be delivered by the Rev. David 5. Doggeit, D. D., snd
essays lrum the graduating class read. Tue third Annual
Concert will be given on the evening Of the same day, coni-
mencing ut S O'Clock. The public are invited 10 attend.
June ll-cw3t CilAS. Is. STUART.
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NOT1CE To TEACHERS,
'sNhh sa9seiioTr wistlhs TO give up Teaching, will offer
L Tor sale, at Public Auction, CLARKE FEMALE SEM
ISAki, OH the THIRD DAY OF JULY next.
county seat OF Clarke.
The Buildings are large and in good condition, having
been erected within q few years past. The Lo, has 6yr
acres OF land attached 10 II.
IL seems to me there Is no better situation in virginia
for a large and profitable Female School; IL VIC consider
health, population aud wealth, and social, moral and re-
Almost any length Of lime desired. will be given on The
deferred payments, and Only u small! CASH paymeu, will be
demanded.
Il Is useless to give 5 minute description Of the property.
as every one Wishing TO purchase, will, Of course, come and
see It.
Any letters addressed to me respecting 1t. Will be prompt.
jUre 15-stds IA HAYNES, BerryvIls, Va.
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NOTICE TO

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
PROPOSALS. will be received until le O'Clock, 81. on the
u 18th June, 1850, for the erection OF an ArHory on the
lot situated on 9th, between Main ard Cary sheets, con.
veyed by the city to the undersigned.
il IL desired that The proposals shall De for ordinary
brick and succeed front. Also, for the Foster brick.
The plans and specifications may or seen Mt the Office o!
". GIL, Esq, the City Engineer.
". ". ELLIOTT, Capt. Co. a
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SCPl:teEOIk QUALITY OF C~LOTE1ING.
E'aOsE q Want OF really choice and fashionable Simmer
4 Cioulo o: are Invited to call at the old end faror.te
stand, lvs Main street and make their selections from the
most extensive stock and greatest variety OF Cloths, Cossl-
ne1eS, prap q ttt, Megino. Alpaca. Marseiles, and Linen
o"ohs' eve. sho"n In our city. The advantages enjoyed
by Us, together with that universal satisfaction given 10
purchasers for more Than 90 years past, offer The best guar.
autec 'hat your interest vii! be promoted hy calling on OLD
friends KEEN RAJ nIyIS r. VII i Ne