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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-08-17

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND FARMFRg.
~ Under no circunas tances will goods be deliver
ed from the depot of the Va. G. r. R. at Staunton
without written order from the owner.
Staunton, LETT. w A. BI1REE Ar.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-08-17

FRESH ARRIVAL OF FINE wATCH-
ES AND JEWELRY.
I VIE subscriber is now in receipt of new sup
Il ply of FINE WATCHES AND JEW ~
ELRl at his stand IN Main ST., doors west IN.
OF Prices Hardware Store, to which he in ssssszG
vltes the attention of the public His stock il
large and complete and will be sold at satistacto-
~ prices.
Va Every article warranted as ren-
va Watches and Jewelry ropa' 5iesenteda
Staunton, Oct. 81, 1859 W. MEREDITH.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-08-17
DAVIS a. X A YER

rs constantly receiving additions to his large and
4 elegant stock Of FANCY DRY GOODS. He
has now to note
piece Plain Black Silk;
pieces Black Gro DE Epson, very desirable
style;
pieces Fancy Foulard Bereges;
piece Black Tamar.een
pieces Colored Cambrick
5 pieces Paper do. +;
Is piece Black Lace Wells
2 piece Black Lace Nantes, very cheap;
doz. French Corsets;
doz. Ryan's Heeed Caters;
doz. White Berlir Gloves;
lC doz. New style Skirt Braid
gross Fancy Silk Buttons
doz. Brown Shomeretts
1% doz. Fancy Parasols;
pieces New Style Prints; with many other
new things.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-08-17
EeCkes Hotel.

Arch't., CIVIL and MECHANICAL Engine
Feb. 3, i860-ly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-06
M w.nrCx surgeon
NAs Denttal. ofhcs on Sscond-St !, N>
bcsesn A4ia And JohnS$ss ssskmpt1, Ksps

DR.. Hicks, in renewing his card to the public,
would call attention 10 . new style OF Plate
Work, which is peculiariy adapted TO Aat, irregu
lar, snd otherwise didhculks jaws This imprgys.
.psnA ~ hen teStDd thrG ysarx sndhss ~ I'D
"A esrf fPNnt M hg = rssI 80 kse
vork. .3fAs wof& - A6w WUsn by nssy 8eSdf Msst
prominent citizens, who give it heaIty approval,
and TO whom hs Y permitted to refer those intsr-
DrH. A 10 aoSA~k .04Ata.aoss Gum.
work, "Biock" work, and ordinary "Goid Plate"
work, for which be has . superior ftock of mste-
rial. lie is prepared TO GIL teeth with Gold Foil,
Adhesive Gold" and "Chrystal Gold, in the most
thorough aud durable manner &tY@S Aas@
In view of the ringsney In money matters
soms Annsion to PslcEs may not bc imrroper -
While, on the hand DR.. II. believes Tito be the
better pelcx. sf veil ~ the honester course not
" work N AH than toswcfk q prices tAst TilI Ne
osssi tate lafSsior @orx 80 @thekothcr hsnA ~ IL
willing to conform in his charges to the lower
standard OF remuneration that other occupations
Aave ssGefed. no sl ai Il #8ka
With ffteen years experiences. . Ahorouvh devo-
tion 10 his profession. and IN earnest desire to
please, he Ia determined to merit and hopes to
ceve, continuation Of the liberal patronage here
tofore enjoyed.
Julytf.3&N s48*4 8&
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over large nrays of
the globe IN the ronseauence Of = disessed srtSos,
in the system, induced by the poisonous miasm Of
vesefable decay This exhalation u evolved Nv
the action of solar heat On yet SOIL and risA with
the watery vapor from il. While the sun Is below
the horizon this vapcr fingers near che rartss sur-
face,- and the virus II taken with IL through the
lungs into the blood There IL acts as an irritating
poison the internal visccra and cxcreting oEnns
Of the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails to
seerete not only this sisus but slso the bile from
the hoods Both the sinls and the bile accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent constt,,-
sicnal disorder The spleen, the kidneys, snd che
siamaca sympathizc NTH the lisex, snd become
dsordered also. Finally, the instinct Of our or
Eanisns, as II In IN attenpt W exp<l the noxious
iaiusion, concentrates the whos blood OF the body
in the internal excretories TO force them to cast II
out. The blood leaves the surface. and rushes 70
the central organs with congcstive violence. This
il the GULL. But i this effort il fails Then the
FEVER follows, IN whish tbs bloed leaves the CEN
tral organs and r,lshes 70 the snrface, As If in
another effort 10 cxpcI the irritating poison through
that other great exeretov - the skin. In this
also il ials, and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted and waits for the rprnvery of strength
70 repeat the hopeless effort anathcT day. These
are the fits or paroxysms OF FgvEp AND AGuE.
Such can stitntonai disorder win of course under
naiae tho health if il Is not removed. e-@s.8
We have labored TO find. and have found. m
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which nentraGzes this maIarious poison In the
blood, aud stimulates the liver to ek&l it from the
body As il should, so Ii does cure this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty And It does more,
or rather dpes what IL Of more service TO those SUBJ
lect 10 tins infection. Ii taken In season it expes
y from the system as 1t is absorbed and thus keeps
those who use il free from its attacks; keeps the
system IN health although exposed 10 the disease
Consequently it not only cures but protects from,
the great variety OF affections which arc induced
by THIS malignant infaence, such as Remittrnt
Fever, Chill Feyer. Dumb. or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache. or Bilious Headache Bilious
Fevers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness,
Toothache, Earache. Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita-
tions, Painful Affections ef the Spleen Hvsterics,
Collie Paralysis, and PainfaI Affections of the
Stomach and Bowels, all of which, when arising
from this cause win be fasnd TO assume mere OF
less the intermittent type. This "AGuR CuRE =
removes the cause OF these arrangements and cures
the disease as8s g@@ 1 ~
This il aecomplishes by stimulating the cxcre-
tories to expef the virus from the system and
these organs by degrees become habised to do this
we term acchnntatsaa. Time may accomplish the
same end, bts often life is not long enongh or is
sacrificed In the attemrt. while this AauE CURE -
does 1t 1t once, and with SAFETY We hxwe great
reason to believe this il a surer as well as safer
remedy for the whole class Of diseases which are
caused by the nnssmatie infection. than any Other
which has been discovered; and 1t has still another
important advantage to the public, which is that
IL ID cheap as well assgood.
ppppA npu NV
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FAST TIlG 70 NEW YORK .
lea Ersn stvla 0Sinmbas.
ILITTLE MI A M /
fa a}ht5@n1 9eGeoJ Avn y aAa 3as3A eds 81 /
+ 4 USLtA11es AKD xEnIa aaai /
Es nE - = : ~ - 3

|aas.hgs Railroad. saa Il
ExcLUsIvEL1 AN EASTERN ROUTE
rrsn CincInn ii 10 ea9s
pD08TON III s4i anousy, NEW YORK III 81 houss.
RAisadslphaAip % heuss, EAliRass, in 70 Aouu,
Bnf4lo In 10 Dunkirk la ia3 -
fsstsbnrRh II if1 'As Cleveland I'm 81 =
etesbenyiilsin l04 4s"ae sCrestiine In 6i !"
Wheeling in III Columbus In II
Three Through Express Trains.
A new feature, and peculiar to the
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD ONLY
At 6 a: 10, $40 a m, 11:30 p, m.
Ihe LIrTLk MIAMI j. ths only Rsilzoa4 TO tAe
last, from Cincinnati, running . NIGHT Xxx
spF1s6a TRAIN and IA the only rSaA upon
EAasAi ns8 II hiaaw ID 0bg aasfy eseeggarg
SLEEPING CARS ere run from Cincinnati
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G II
BANKING HOUSE or
q II ~ q ~ %. ANDE ~ - ~ ~ q o..
r HAVE this All. admittsdas u q partner in III,
/ Blhkink 6nsiness. AIsxsndsr Barclay, twho hal
been my tShsr forths 1ast sf1 yssssy.r The busi
ness, hereafter, will bs conducted under the 6ru
and styisSf fsnf 1885, HhM kd. saa saidT
GEO. g. ANDERSON D 90.
Being one of the Oldest Banking Houses (if MOI
the o dest) in Iowa, the new Arm so1isits soatin
uAnce pf former patronage SO hberAlly extended !,
the senior prrtrer ~ em 1s5ohW
They wilImxke eoIsctions sns rsnis, less Ex
chAnge, on che Any Of payment, free N charge.
Their references are = formerly by senior part
ner wis
sfsssa q z xEraaKsCus:
Park Bank, r Y. byxaasa
Winslow, Lanier d CSs, DGuksrs, ,H.Ys
Edward WyCtAAk q Co., .,PAilsA1lphia.
Howard Banking Co., Eoston.
Chpp. fsilsr AhssMn4, Baaksss, Boston.
Marine hanks sGhi1ato. IN Aaes es
Ho6Dan 4 0aApoke, Chicago. s -
Mcdaniel Assh, Pittshsrgh. 1, *E
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer ARAAp, Bankers, -
Gilmore nxSthSrtoH H cipuinaatt.
A. ID. Hant Coz, ~ Lesissilae. Y
State Savings rnAsi itatisp, 6t. Lsais.
ksckuk u an. ], IS. GEO. C. ANDERSON
3Aned
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IEKpwR. palIadelphia.

Is. ssEEpgR, Philadelphia.
MAsEAw 4 kooss, so North-st., Baltimore.
LKEca q Co., No. 2 Astor House, No. s.
Wn. ST., n. Y.
LEEcH Co., No. 70 state street Boston.
II. HOUSTON, Gen Freight Ag't, Phiiadelphis.
i. L, H0uPI, GEM Ticket Agent, Philadslphia.
THos. A. SCOTT, General Sup't, Altoona, Penn.
Jan. 8, God
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= ELLI0Y r.. = N ! % II.
NyOULD respectfully inform tho citisens of
W Keokuk and vicinity thA. he haaiust returned
from the East, with hne stock OF Goods adapt
cd TO tbs Fall Trade, consisting in part OF
fte Back Broadcfofhs; Edf3's Casin'frs;
FINE BiSck BSesh -; se Marks, DC a
Irench blu rihb I'd Doesktns; Sk Tesiiags, &c.
IN FURNISHING GOODS
Skiyfs, Ccilssa, Crasafs, Closes,
nder-Shrfs, Drawers, Suspendeys, &C., &c.
SOMETHING NEW.
He hiss alsonaAc arrangensnfs with one OF the
leading Houses in New Ycrk to supply him with
IN the latest fashions for Boys Clothing.
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a q /. d Ell M 4 II, ],
'iHes asH WHOLESALE DxALER aa'ss u
s.sf 4..8gs..e8 II

su FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
y II . . q IN. MOTlO Ms, - o.,
Corner of Fourth and Mais streets,
AEuh WI a
II AS jnst received krge ana splendid stocf of
lAsFAHk ana WlNTEA 0OODW,A u the
latest an4 MOST approves styles, parshAIsA xasssi-
jy fr0m sh4 aknpvrsses anA MannfaeAsfsSs, and
rii ~ sold aa - rss.an2sie lsrns - they san be
puSckAssd eisew here.
1hs s.tknhon 81 city and ccnnrry Merehxnts IL
res pectfaily solicited. e4 @4 a#ss6 fGe3 a1as
{ sepkf6dAw sa88 sas v8ana @ vsa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-02

FUTURE DAYS.
T'H rsrEE.s SALE STOCK oI

TYR rsTEE'S SALE OF STOCK r
WINES: BR .NDIkS: PARs AND TON
qua BEANS, sIORk FIXTURES. &c, &c .
A. AUCfl0N.-By virtue of deed of trust to
the su bscriber. by Messrs. Lyle Foster Co, and
dnl, recorded ia the office of the Hastings court
the store nj said Lyle Foster & Co. on Cary, be-
tween ltIh ard Ism streets, on MONA. 9th Au-
~BRANGiEs. VINES, " EfsKEY, TOBACCO.
TEA; GIN, FLAVoRINu, HEARINGS, CLAIR
s boxes PARA and ToNQUA BEANS.
Store and Counting Room Fixtures, AMONGST
Press, DESKS, &c.
TERMs.-All sums under $50. cash; over that
endorsed SlL6S {. JOHNSON, Tiastee
Sale conducted by L. Cook, Auct. au2
CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ AT AUCTloN.-0n MONDAY, 9th instant. at
ii oclack, will sell. at the resIdence of Mrs.
ii her BoUsEHoLD' and N K KI f fURNii,'
IURE, embracing a general variety OF articles.
CROCRERY and GLASSWARE, KITCHEN
FURNITURE. IN sOad order.
The above is worth the attention of housekeep-
ers and Others, the whole beng in most excellent
condition. Tau u b. COOK, Auctr.
NOTItE-SHERIFF SALE AT ASHLAND.
eS. Edwin Robinson and William Anderson, Jr :,
shall expose at public auction. IN the town OF
10 JOCK A. ali the ss sne R,n5s a,
Furniture of the said Edwin Robinson, used in the
great variety.
All his b andes, Whisky, Wines and other
Liquors Also, q Mules. Horse, 5 Carts, , W ag-
ons' Cows; lot Of Ray, Fodder. Oats, &c. Race
Saddles, Brides. &c
Ono % Horse Power Engine, with Grist Mill at
tached. Also, lot of Lumber, Bricks, and many
other articles Of value
The attention of the public is particularly in
v'ed 10 the above sale Of valuable articles as one
worthy OF their attention.
TERMs,-Made known on daS of sale.
JN0. l.. TALLEY. D. s.,
For $50. W. boswell, Sheriff of Hanover.
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MISS PEGKAM,s SCHOOL.

The Fifth Session of this School will begin on
the first day OF October.
Miss PEGRAN deems this proper occasion to
express her Eratefu sense of the encouFasem ent
winch mas attended her efforts in the cause OF edu
cation
To the pupils. whose Fiction and industry have
cheered r iaboTs, and To the parents whose KIND
express. ms of approval have been her hshest re
ward. as we as to the many friends whose intlu-
ence rs been constantly used in her behalf. Mis-
PfGRAM IetuT ns sincere and cordial thanks.
She trusts that { g INCREASED experience OF each
year. ard unrelaxng efforts on her part to deserve
the confidence Teposed in her, will render her
School worthy of continued success.
a. Catalogues, with full particulars, NAV be had
application to Mrs J. w. tEGRAM,
au l. d& cWimf Linden Square.
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= XAkpAHLE AND DrNInAELE

I 4 AZ Co, AMI - " - U " n u L. n
1nM ~ EVER FARM F0R SALE. IN
.,oney rnJ., hT COUNTY, VA.-As Cofamis-
slontI, nooei decree OF the c,scaJt cf,ugt of
rowhafsn COUNTY. an autLoriz 10 offSr III pr ~
yate or pubte safe, the FARM aoy nwnsd AMI re-
sided upon BY RoberI X PerIiertoa. known a.
,Oppen da'aen AaYe hfnfe," about thirty miles
trre" Esta'e, formerly owned by Jebn G,si,etn.
deed. The tract contains about 80 acres Of 49,
1874 valuable JaMea River bottom Ian tts ~
nalndsr hlg h land some OF IT Of superior a,1ahts
and all vie sitting readily I'M yruveinsnt III God
land sufficient for the w1ntsuf the place. The I'm
proyements are dwelling, nearly new, and fnost
OF the usual ont bdidinss. IL rs OF the Innst
desirable Farms IN market in this ssetion. As re-
CARDS soil. neigbbor hood and convenience 10 mar
set; with churches, mills aad pos. Office within
Full description will be given on application ard
porchaRrs are invited TO visit and examine the
premises Ii not sooner dis posed of The Farm
will be offered at puolo sale on the premises, on
THURSDAY. the 81 DAY of AUGUST. lsso
TEhhs.-Cash. as to expenses; remaining pay-
meIts at ], an years for bonds. beaYtng inter
est from date, with satisfactory security and title
retained until full PAL ment 10 made.
JNo. r. LAY, Comr.
Address Sublett's z. o.. Powhatan, Va
je 3 d2t& swtds-iy 2l-dtds
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct.
DKY GOODS, oRocE.

FURNITURE. DRY GOODS, CR0CE.
L RIES, SC.-WItl he sold at aurtlnn ~ my
store corner of Ma in ~ d 18th SIS. on THURSDAY
MORNING next, the I'd day of August, cnnmenc.
ing 81 10 O'Clock, lot OF second hand Furniture.
Dh6 GOODS; -Csssmsres Cass inets, Net Shirts
and Drawers, Yarn Socks, Ladies' Cotton Hose
Mems Cotton y Hose. Coats, Pants and Vests,
Shoes. Caters. Hats. &c.
GROCERIES. l5 bhls No. Ma kere 10 bhls.
pernngs; 20 u bbls Herruss; n casks BRANDY
10 boxes Soap; is boxes Candies; Crockerv and
ola Ssware; ~ COO Cigars go
ALSO Lot o. UARPENTERS' TOOlS-Pianes.
Saws, Levels, Bits, Hammers. Chise's, &C
au AbtN MOTT, Anct'r.
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SHIPPING


A,EN FOR new IURM. The superior fast :
65siss sailing schooner SAM'L +. HALVES. Capt.
-zsa1-<n NJ son, having a portion Of her cargo en-
gagged and gong on board will have quick dispatch
For balance of freight apply to
jy At DAVID VIM CURRIE
>s,t.N FcA B0sTON-FIRST VESSEL
STisr The regular packet schooner =. K. ALLEN,
-@fz1~ Capt; BAks R, havins portion of her cargo
ehgaged and going on board. Will have quick dis
pa.ch. For balance OF fTe. hit, apply to
Jy2i-ts DAVID * WM. CURRIE.
ZOE BOSTON AND NEW
al - OR Ky IA NORFOLK The
a-rr4ses-x Ee tRTRANSP0RTATI0N
LINE has fine large BARGE always ready, at
the Dock, near Edmond, Davenport Y Co.'S TO
receive FREIGHT at any hour: daily. for the
above aces The steamer EMPIRE Will leave
hers, every, TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 10 O'Clock
NJ with one of the Ba' ges. to connect with
the BOSTON AND NEW YORK SFEA MSHIPS,
WHICH leave Norfolk on WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS, punctualy ut l o'clo k P NJ.
SHIPPERS viii find IL To their advantage to pa
tronze this route, the rates of Freie ut are as
low. and the dispatch as great as b, any other
Steamship Line 10 either place, and goods han
died less. For Information, apply to
Il. ID. HALL, Agent,
At Edmond, Davenport & Co.'s, at the Dock.
jy 23-lmT
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BY Jas. NJ. Tayisr & Son, Aucrs.

NALUABGE SIOh G.hUCSE ANDIOT,
' AT IETERSVfi.LE, IN AMELIA COUN-
TY. FOR SALE.-By virtue of n Cesd OF trus.
executed to the subscriber by A. IL. Atwood. dated
IN day OF October. 1889 and duly recorded IN the
Cierk 9 Once of Amelia County Court, and being
reauested By all paraes. will sell at pablo auc-
oisph, on me prem lses, on THURSDAY. the 20 day
at 10 O'Clock A NJ. the valuale STORE HeT AZ
ama Loi at Jetersvlle, in Amelia county. Also,
81 ne stoes OF GOODS. GROCERIES, &C., and
tock oi every description in the said store which
cuPancy of A. III. Atwood, ~ INV " WV We
The Lot contains three-faurtbso r nm aors NJ.
me actor bui ding ON rs beautifully sitna "a
ahu kSoo stand Tor store Possession giv an an
IkEMs.-fort the House and Lot, one -,birJ ossh
the oaiance In Two equal instruments, nj and T.,
months secured by negotiable notes II. " -
ed, and the title retained until tho last On, menH
For the Goods. Groceries, &c cash "io'''-
SAM,L 7 BAYhY, Trustee
Jas. NJ. TAYLOR ( Sos, Auc'rs ~ 30,
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University mIGH sCHooL, MUGuE.

UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL. HUGuE.
- NOT SPRINGS, P0WHATAN COUNTY,
WA SCHOOL will be opereh at this place on
the FIRST OF OCTOBER next, under the di-
rsct!ou If the uudarsisned.
Though igned especially as preparatory to the
University OF Virginia, 1t will for this af
lord no lever advantages u those intending to
en'er other unlversit es, or any College
Ons Of the Prime pals Will teach MA FHEMAT
strue ors shall IN every use be gradnafes az IN
untVersitt OF virginia CnlioqIlal classes, how
ever, IN MODERN LANGUAGES, Will receive
guay
II. Charges for the session, $50, including every
:, Circulars may Re obtained at the bookstores IN
hlchlnond, or by application t. US through the
Richmond Post Office
sidney H. OWENS. JR.. 4. NJ,
Lately Professor of Greek in Richmond College.
PHILIP b. SrANARD A NJ,
Graduate OF, and formerly
Assistant Professor at, V. NJ institute.
liz 3-dMcWHm
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('O-PARTNERSHiP. We have this day as
~ soe,ated with US IN the CHINA, GLASS and
EAhIHFNW WARE BUSINESS, Mr. JOHN a
SSELSUN, under the hrm of
STEBBlNS, PULLEN & 70
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SHErIft'S SALE or CHOSCE LII
~ lUORS, &C.-By virtue of sundry executions
IN my hants al alnst Edwin Robinson and others
VIII sell at public auction, on MONDAY, August
l3Fh 1850 at 10 o'clock. at the Richmond. Ere der
icksburg and Potomac Railroad Depot, a choice
log Of WINES and LIQUORS. Among them are
hall pipe OF very fire Cosnac BRANDY, I'M
BRANDY small lot of Se6astopol and I'D Bonr
bon WAiSKkY. and other Liquors. Also. four
iaIEe Rustic Rocking CHAIRS; Gas CHANDE-
Lien; Arm CRAIR; HATS; CANES; 3 boxes
S0AP; lGuN; z9WOKDS; PIC lures; BAS-
KhTc; DEM JOHNS, &C.. &c.
TERMs-Cash. II. K ELLYSON
au It'd Sheriff City of Richmond.
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by 10 Ii LyrP .uc.,r
IFTY AcEEs HfMOODLAND, EIGHT

FIFTY ACRES OF WOODLAND, EIGHT
4 NJ rs BELOW THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
On IN Z MIDDLE ROAD. FOR SALE AT AUCf
TON will sell, on MONDAY, the Oh day of
COUNTY Court House, At the hour of II O'clock.
fifty acres of Wood Land, situated as describf d
above: adjOir ms he land of Miles Wade and 9th :
ers The soil IS said to be rood, and the Land vi
ua0e because of the wood and timber of which it
aDounds mnre part cular description will be
siven by Mr. Winston Jordan, who resides near
the land to any person wishing toIurehase
IERMs- Liberal, and inaGe known on day of sale
au lids kO B LYME, Auct
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EDUCATIONAL.
4 .uIAnp rEmALE skmiNARf

~ HANOVER CO. Y a. =.
GEO " ARMisTEAD A. M, PRINCIPAL:
orEicsgs OF lssraUcT.aN FOR Essios 1850 81 (:
t,EO w ARMfsFBADs A. NJ. Instructor in
Nc,,i pl,ilos ,pny and English Literature.
"a II,i,I} X r. DAVIS, A. l., instructor IN An
oient Languages. Mathematics and Natural cot
Sd r. FINCH, Lecturer on Chemistry anu
81 ?ss LiZZIt s. CONVERSE, Instruetress N.
FRENCH ana ttaliAn.
EMIL kRU fCH instructor 10 German anG Vo-
oil Mnslc,
Miss MARY LOU. ARMiSTEAD, InstructreLs
in Eagllsh branches asd Music on Piano
. Miss LIZZIE y. CONVERSE. Principal In
structrets IN Music on Piano and Guitar, Drawing
and Pa.nting
CHARGES,
Per fgy3Jl Of fffeH IL nHL05{e a nHPaaTs
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2 - : -
STEAMBOATS. Ia.

Eo ,lSk hbxhNycr Exsks ,esso
-. canal Boat OLIVIA fsylaAN xliI leave ss Is
above. For freight. apply to WA. r. COX.
au LIT at the shod. Dock at.
9S4S NOTICE TO THEPUBLU,-The
the line for ,wo or three weeks. for the
purpose Of receiving new bosrs. Due notice viii
The }oRKToWN and The n RohN n iii con
tnne on the rnuts between here and New York.
every FRIDAY afternoon, at4 r Vi.
and shTGRbAY. at P M to ssi at NNS oIiolk
gong and returning,
Passage to new York, including meals and state
room accommodations, onl, Slo. Steerage pas
Fare to Norfolk same as hy Z the river boats
lf1Se NOTiCE.-Ihe steamer VIRGINIA.
klca h fpa c sas ' SnIemr GLr Of
the Union Steamship Line to Ph,adelphis viii
aay, atS clock, A NJ, and Richmond, Va, eVery
lGsaSai and SATURDAY. an t r,P6 zGo sssn
;s9:s H6 ENo 81 2 oa To FEfAs4TEsN
f fS ri ia ss,P!sf x.5 Exas
meet with same steamer o. MnNDAY MoKN fS1i
URDAY EVENING at o clock. h0 n on GA
no. Meals so cents each no. HASKINS,
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sla-ES 1sE1azas NORF0LK.-Th steamer Ctr
riS p fs e. CAPT z c: GIF I, fitted up IN
70 the above places on SAT UkpAI E sAflf,SG
q Rf 9d .ssGay EWERY SATyR
r NJ arrive g. 9Hp P0lNT aP91t z o'clock
return the next evening. y SUNpAY ,lleavlng Nor
fox at o'clock, tonoh at POI tsmouth and Ole
pppin,tY, ana arrive at Richmond about lo'elock A
PASSAGE for the trip, TO Old Point, Norfolk md
TRTP. lie l-tsi r. o. Hal KiNS.
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT
ssPS JAH \. Po RalKEs EYf S SkP
BEck SsSt basn Glen cove and
The GLEN COVE, Capt. VIM. F. CARTER, will
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lngs at o clock precisely, and return each alter
ns,e days 4 except sunday leaving the, wharf at
touch at sill of the reg ular Landings on the river
soTf hs S CGRTfs PECK Capt CLIFFORD be-
wharf at ROCKETS every sATtRDxYf evening Hsi at
resasr eePy and nd T ffiSs anS
day ii TIC same hour, 4 O'clock 'O'- ''',' .-''0
Gong d9wn; the Curtis Peck will touch at City
Point Portsmouth, and Narfok RetSrning ~, Ports
mouth. Old Point Rock Wharf. Grove; Dll!ard's,
Richmond about o'clock, Monday morning.
Passage for the saturday trip, and return next
evening, meals included, 81 90.
Passage regular trips, elther boat, to Old
Point Portsmouth Or Norfolk, 81 Meals-equal
ne isa FJs'sn' taken as usual R. O. HAsKINs.