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l2asa The ) 4.at>.!4 tAan thatsit should l.,
paid ty any eaz from whoa it Is ~, elui;-
..tis ami iaJi>f.at4blv due. tn, up,iar
,a-zl have slrzs.l7 sE5wn god reasons vbv
lie Sars,ies fsr I>53 should no, :, eaar..lj.
esi g. pay this saa, ami anl.zs future iry...-
ti-atiJa sal! clearly prove ii 1. i-s due fr,u,
The >are;iss Il ISIS. Il must l.. \ LIST, H..
STATE Oag hsl; al the ,leialea,i n i. atr-,.ly
made gr. al.! ii t.le >ts.e shall es.af., VII.
tn -, % oa,4 some fur tAzs<.s5f 4, r..,-s
A. aya see:as fessAA!- and h.psaH. j, ma,
t,a accsanl.-i tie b.. IF f.r,gDa. ~ >,,r.-
- ID ISIS a-a a,arlv aHta :, r.S,..r.t
10 taeir DJilitIs. and IL. >t.,a NAV
- csa>iIerAi a. Sasa-a a-aitsa an. t,,r,bs-
ultimate lsss than m, .,,-nfa-s,',sly =,
ling sum igSt SAT- Wfst ,l,,fI,,l,r
oars tie <1r-.f.~ IF is IN =,
szk-, the 40 le-~i.-H-d ara ~, Al T. SIT
za4>maea a, th=r have ~. arrz.sr.si i..,..-.
tn = .nsnis,l5rl..E>. either IN r.r-.,r ~ hy
at -uey. though T.,.s!,.,...I = - Nv So
la n5;It,.tlyn= Inc t...,,,,f..t#rszr: b,vs
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Aerv truly Ya4rs. ! q Bt.NE
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Chairman Ooinn =. ~.
D=cr NJ 9aE note Of April tie lota
was duiy received
Without en:..-ip, AZ all int NJ r.,s,r.
49, s..i.zs. -, Gu
the questions contained in YOUR nute.
l. Tie lAilitv Of thu SGreties on the
Bsal q l>lJ commenced February I>5l
AMI tf9a,. ar Mt ff#,t5. ~a,,y,,.. ng -
T-s,s,,--- - =, 49,, '''-
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d - continaed II a! the acts. &, Of
the treasurer until Re. ruary !, l>59, and
they must account ~ al n5aiss received by
htM W 10 that ut
yGrs. ferY truly,
J0>I-H IL. 5EraN3No.
he i)li9Wia- Feaslt s-3ws IL payment
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Previous to tzll;ia.. r~,lutian n
4uiriu- ~ viqt> tanamna:e wa passed.
T4ELITii EALLoT

Naw York Ohio. Io-iAua. Illinois, Mich gan,
Vie asia Igva, AMI MiaHes9tA ,utei entire for
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III win. f5r tie OIL /, sum, SSH. not
exacteI freH IL >4setie, q: l>54. and ais
fJr : 100 c4rra1t i5a mad, In IT, General De-
hcicucy account on the Treasurer books.
an tie amount still due 70 the State will b..
found t. lie ; L. . - OF this gross sum
tie legislature selected i;s own remedy for
the recovery Ot = .5u1 81 by tue passage ui
the iJilJwinE Ises,J!yc -
STATE OF MAINE.
Resolve RELATING - CERTAIN DEMANDS o. THE
STATE.
Resolced, That the Governor and Council
be directed = accept tie proposition made by
Neal D0w "a lis letter - the IHvesti.atin.
COMMITTEE. Is detailed in their Report, aud
take measures At once 70 have tin proposi tioIl
earri-l into ef.ct Tnat the Governor aud
Council be directed IN demand payment bg
John v ytnAn and Walter Brown If the
amounts shown by the Report OF said Com
mittee 10 b. ue IRON them 10 the State. and
if not paid - take mesIsurus for the cullec-
ton thereof
Improved March %, ls60
The Sareties Of l~jS were found by III,
Report Of the Investigating Committee 10 IL
liable for the sum OF Sl4,:,52 -. !. DE-
ductiun Of Slo0 is u be mad. from thI.
amount by reason Of an error in rc gard t,
the Tux pt the town Of Cray, the correction
Of which reduces the total deficit Of the lat.
Treasurer 10 SO 80 g. ~ T. the Sl4,2252
80, l,r which the Sgreties Of ISIS woull
still he liable On the basis If the Report o.
the Investigating Committee. there must b,
added, in the hrst instance. the Angus q
Bank check and the Ptris tax before re-
fired 10, amounting 70 S2,>4l 81, and thu,
increasing their liability u Sl7,0l 20
And in addition u this amount the Con-
mis-, 'ners. rs already stated consider tn.
Surrties u ISIS sponsi5lc for all money,
ms4ppropriltel by Mr.. Peek between J4nu
AIRY and February lsJ1 The gr1st
amount thus .h'sapprorrlted was -, l36
-, which added 10 the ; II ,H3i.29, sums ~
3d. II a. the p0ss'5te ultimate libiity .
the surtties 5f lojS Further Investigation
ani.le K a;nati1n Of some Bunk b D ks which
have not been before TIE C0mmissi lners
may prove that the 81 ,Q3s 4tbeiore reierrel
-',s Una laateliy ia payment Of cheek
.!r-tay me4ua=d m the sdsn Tor v hich the,
are held a.e tant.tla L. that event th,
Surrti.s % i25s viii be emitted u a rrlact
ioh % til.t tsnaaHt. and ti.e SUN which vii
he then demanded 1i them is So, ly2 10
Ii is certainly bstter that the State shoulG
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4cts, Enc uaisr,i snaI c1n-
si#,f - ....i.az wi-tia t5s liability Of thu
s..retiss # ISIS S-al!l tais am1uat h.
del- I'D from the SG2 Ij3.7l fJr which the
Sareties oi 1859 were alleged to be liable in
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JOSIAH IL. BEUX5No.

The FLOWN. resaig; shows IL payment
mt the Treasury al the maney received
.rom tie S4rat.as aai the aslifary Of the
s.cgigi;ic. - Treasurer
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CoNvNCc lOrHsELF-If you nave sustained
accident and are suffering IRON wound Of any
descriptions burn. seald, cut bruise, etc. use
keddIns's Russia salre aii eoayince yourself Of
is powerful healing qualities. Sold everywhere
1T p cents a box.
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The Ellsjrort4 AMERICAN will be fur.
ni>he,l a, Campaign Paper. from May
18th to November 10Th for SO cents per
copy for Ten or more copies. 40 cents
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EDUCATIONAL.

Alias II. NJ. SCOTS SCHOOL, on Mar
wi shatl, between 26th and c5th aireets, Chureh
Hill for the instruction of Young ladies in En- .ish.
French and Masic, commenced its second ses-
sion on the 10Th day OF September. 1850, and will
tern in ate on the last day OF June, 1851.
Terms made known on application.
RkTERENCSr: =.
DR.. r. g. Cabell, DR.. Knox, A. B. Clark, A. q,
Stokes, h. N. DAbney.
sA few girls will be taken as boarders on
mpe Ia terms se R-St
IOHN CARY'S SCHOOL OF
d ANCIENT AND MODERN LANGUAGES
AND OF MATHEMATICS, :,
Rtmesed 20 resf side a. ia, befrsta MarshdA
aad Clay streets.
The Fourth Session Of this School will com
mence on MON DA Y September Hth, and continue
ten months.
TERMS For the scholastic year of ten months
SSa, $40, $50 and 500, according to grade OF sub
jec,s s, died. PayaDls semi annually in advance
Sc IL Iw
CELECT CLASSlCALAND ENGLISH
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Who were the first new spaper SUBSCRIBERS
mentioned In Scripture Cain and Joshua
for Cain took -Be!9s Ltfs, and Joshua ordered
the Ssa-
Are those bells ringing for fire p inquired
Simon OF T berias. mo, indeed" answered
Tibe. they have plenty of fire and The bells
are now ringing for water "
Merit is never so conspicuous as when
coupled with an obscure origin, just as the
moon never appears iustrous when il
emerges from cloud.
Give the devil his due. Certainly, says r
contemporary but it is better to have no deal
ings with the devil, and there will be nothing
due him.
Why are pen makers very bad persons p
Because they make people steel pens, and say
they do ,ertfs
A pet lap-dog having bitten piece out OF a
raau's leg the heartless mistress exclaimed
Poor Ponto l nope IL won't saake htm seek ~
lady who tried TO read by the light OF
other days, subsequently took camphene
lamp.
Ons-hsifof the time ordinarily spentfin vain
efforts 70 regain lost health would suffice 10
preserve IL.
As aman drinks, he generally grows reck-
scrupes.
We must not undervalue physicians. Perss
haps the fabric of society would fail without
them they are lis pill ars.
Next to "twenty-four grains" there is moth
Ing ike a mean mans poke 10 make penny
wait.
Amsu winds up his clock 70 make it run,
and his business 10 make II stop
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uoUsE AND SIGN PAIN TINo,
. WHbbESALE DEALER IN
FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS, ann, =.
n IL. CH LkL Ely,
~. DEALER IN LEATHER,

-
18Th street. between Main and Cary.
RICHMOND, Va,
Offers TO merchants and manufacturers com
pleye assortment of articles In his line, which have
been selected with great care, and cannot iall 10
give satisfaction.
The attention of those in want is respectfully
invited, as every effort will be made to give salts
faction, both TO terms and price.
H-dlmtcE3m
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Z II 90
Franklin Sfyeet. abocs 7th.
r. H. l.. TIGHE, A. NJ. Principal.

The Eighth Academic Session of this Institute
vi commence on MONDAY, the LIST of October,
1850.
rhe course of instruction furnishes \ complete
preparation for any class IN College, and embraces
the Modern Languages and all the common, use
iui and ornamental Branches, which are of value
in the mental training OF the pupil, for the prac
teal purposes of life.
The services OF abba and successful teachers are
secured for the Mathematical, French ana Draw
ing Departments.
The Primary Department for little boy 5, receives
especial attention,
For further particulars, apply at my residence
Sc lI-lm III l.. TIU h h.
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F A. BODEkER L. co., Apothecares and
81 Drug gusts, No. 10 Main street, near Old
M Market. Richmond. Va, viii keep on hand
u general assortment of pure Drugs. Medi-
ONES, Chemicals, Oils, Paints, Window Glass,
Putty. Dye Stuhs, Patent Medicines, brushes OF
all KINDS, Surgical Appliances. Burning Fluid, Al
Seeds, Glue, Sand Paper. Tobacco, Cigars, snud.
Medicinal Liquors, no.
= Prescriptions prepared at all hours. with special
oaEp, ~ nnembers OF the arm alone.
fhysioisns orders from the country executed
promptly and the most reliable medicines fur
nisheu. ~
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A No extra charges. va
eA All lie tiers to Re directed to
HUBERT p. LEFEBVRE,

jv 24-d&cw3m Richmond. Va.
~ L.. q. SALTER'S ENGLISH AND
VI. CLASSICAL SCHOOL, CLAY STREET,
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND.-The eighth
session of this School Will commence MONDAY,
18th September next, and close Jaly 18TH 1861
Course OF instruction, thorouP h and cOmprehen-
sive, designed to prepare youths for College or
business.
For Greek and the Modern Languages, compe-
tent assistance will be secured
TERMS as usual. Circulars. specifying partlcu-
lars, VI II be furnished application, or may be
had a. any of the hook stores.
81 MRS. SALTER will also open q PRIMARY
SCHOOL, at the same time and place, for bows
from SIX TO ten years Of age. TERMS: $50 and
SOS. au N-dtlO
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DRUGS, MEDICI1aES, &c.
. rIRsr.CLAss MErlCINss.

~ MEADE BAk R,
IL Pharmaceuiists and Veuoqrs Of pure and
reuahle MEDICIN ES, CHEMICALS, PHAR-
MACEUTICAL PRODUCTS, hurSlcal. Instru-
mAnts and Appliances; Medicine Chests for plan
tatiors families and trave ers; PHYSICIANS Saddle
BAGS; London Elastic Stockings, Irusses al Sup
porters; Porte MonnaIes. Combs, Brushes, Toilet
Mirrors; fist quality Perfumery. Pomades and
Soaps; Mineral Waters, botted at the Springs;
NJ edlclnal Wares and Apparatus, Magnetic Ma
chimes, &C., , all of the best qua and at the
lowest rates. MEADE bs n,
lS6 Main St, corner above Post Office.
RichmDud- Va
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M Ar BL 4 w Uh n n.
JACOB VINCENT.

JACOB VINCENT,
MAMIE OF
Italidn and AmsricGn Marble Monuments,
Tor,bs Head Pieces, Se.,oftrery style and design.
The public are respectfully invited to call at my
Yard, between 9Th and 9th SITS, on Nj ain, iadjon
ing Rogers Miller's Marble YARD and examine
es establishment, North or South which l Will sell
as low as any establishment IN this city OF ese-
WHARF au S-JH
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N0rICE.- "A have this day appointed ROBF.
II E. BRoADDus my agent TO keep bt VERY
and HIRING afABLE in the CITY oil ktehInond.
and 20 deal IN Horses anywhere he may think pro-
lie may like +. 9. BELL.
Aag9st Nth, lsSQ, Wt-lW
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A, the Shed. Dock .,..in rear Of old Gas @o,n
$500 NOTICE TO THE PIBIt /

C1e,xexzmuss- =, ~ 4. NnpopTsNT Az.
Ss2@T@ X ANG EMENT. 1850 The ApAns
EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully announce u
a sp pss.' Ee si sfs'b hsfs from
PHILADELPHIA and BALTlMOhh 70 NJ IL,
MOND, thereby aHording unusual lAS.hha shari-
Obtaining their freight and packages III INV
Expresses leave New York at /. and os'0NS
PM Expresses leave P aays Baltimore q
A. 81. and % NJ, arriving IN hehhoN"
A NJ. aud 2 p. Nj. >,v,,k PM.
Expresses leave Richmond for New 2 is, ard
aaslphia ana Baltimore and all points No''N
West, at 6. 80 A. NJ and 80 I ID ~, ...,s hsG
Freisht and packages shoad IN Sli es'sssof 40
our Office ONE HoU before the ueSN
EXPRESSES FOX THE SOUTH lssy y1s P'1l
mond TWICE DAiLY, as4 ~ A NJ s asu,,S,, css
The Adams Express Company ieei ms s lad ST.
guarantee TO the public clviIts, stieus," css
isfacton IN sill their nte recourse ~lth thea
in Richmond, and nothing wall % lsn n ssn
their part tn meet the wants OF thei VL. ExpfssJ
Freight aud pacsages arrlv,ak n 10 dehse's4
from tie North at o'clock r. NJ WI. .,,s,eTuers 81
advance of twelve hours over our
MN fTsA yoRk E skaii kwSShhSkLY f.h'1. S'
T aRsV I%nf &Nb LIGHT FREifaIiI bb StS
A A9ss N se ffoiwarsd Nth sss ara d.
eaich to all parts OF the United s'S's''
am MSo5F sEssspb DRAFTS AND BILLS with OF ssisa,
out tsoosis collected at all ssesss.nrt reiarBs
throughout the United States, ana Pi'''s
ssfAVES forwarded by each Of our ~
,n charge 81 careful and reliable mess aausas.
TOBACCO and other samples eaf''' =
'' En frsights prompt, called for and ds'A''''
withou. extra eEarse. - .t.ass esli tos
"a For faElher ipfarmatlon, please N"'
once ~. A asS bxeWEESs q fSsNSGo
,
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TuuRspAY MORNING SEPT. Is, less.

r,,uxsrrc FAuLTs.-A writer thus speaks Of
.ne fa,aI inf uence OF small faults on the peace
Of households: Homes are more often Gar Ken
al nv the continual recurrence of smaii iauits
than by the actual presence OF any oeciaeu we
Ths.e evils are apparently OF very dissimilar
magnitude vet Ii is easier to grappie WIN one
than the other. The Eastern traveller can COM
bine his forces, aud hunt down the uger that
rc.ns the mosquitoes that infest the air he
hre,thes or the fieas that swarm, in the sand he
traads The drunkard has been known to re-
monaco his darling vice; the slave 10 dress and
extravaganza, her besetung sin-ent the wasp
i.h temper, the Irritating tone, rude dogmatic
manners. and the hundred naneiess negli-
Sences that spoil the beauty ofassociaton, have
rarely done other than procsed till the action
OF DISCUS, and gradual alienation has turned
ali the curren Is of affection from their course,
leaving nothing bat a barren track over " hiSh
the mere skeleton Of the companionship Stalks
along.
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GEs JUST X &c e iVEu. per shp"sussn
EEs5Hibks." large assortment OF BRONLE
EE{H STATUES, FIGURES, CIGAR HOLD
Ill Frs, &c. -
AI.SU-Fine Decorated and FANCY TOILETTE
SETTS, DINNER ana TEA SETS, of the latest
styles; Silver Plated Ware, Casters Spoons,
Forks, &c, Table Cutlery, of the best manutac-
ture.
GLASSWARE of every description of cut
Pressed and Blown Glass Of the latest styles. To
which we would cali the attention OF our inenGs
and the public generally. assuring them that the
above articles will ne sold very low at
GEO. J. SUMNER CO.'S,
Iron From FINDINGS. tIaVernor street.
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xN +. A. JETER

s~NS +. A. JETER,
M@ SURG EON DENTIST,
Nl1I Once on Main, below Pearl street, next
door to 7. Horton Keaoh's trimming store, and two
doors above Messrs Thos. h. PROC Co.'s Dry
Goods store.
The subscriber having 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
" him warranted to give salts faction. loo I5-ly
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EDUCATIONAL

MISS ANDERseN'S aCuOOt will be 70
Itl opened on Mon DAY, 18th September. at her
residence. on Broad, No. zli,l between All and
hln So Il In
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- ". PETERSON & CO., WHOLE
81 SALE DRUGGISTS. l55 Main street, cor
~ ner 18th, Richmond, Va, invite the atten-
ann complete stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PAINTS OILS DYE STVFFS BEST - - P * :;
WEDICINFS BiCARB. SOFA, &C., 10. Also a
large and varied stock of FANCY ARTICLES:
Fancy and Staple Toilet SOAPS; Horn, Ivory
Dressing and Fine tooth COMBS; BRUSHES of
every variety and sly e All of which will he sold
10 punctual dealers at prices that cannot fail TO
please.
orders solicited and promptly attended to. ~
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v.aO NEW GOODS, NEW GOOns.--

NaO NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.--
go Rich China. Parian, and Etruscan Vases;
Bronze. Parian. and Lava Statuetis; Bo-
TY hemIan and Parian Toilet Sets; White,
Cod Band and DECORATED CpINA DINNER
SETS; ENGLISH and FRENCH CHINA TIA
WARE; Rich Plated Casters, Pitchers, Gobets,
and Tea Sets: Knives and Forks; School Sets; Egg
Stands; Wine Sets, &c; HOCoE-FURNISHlN6
GOODS. &c.
We respectfully call the attention of purchaser
10 the above Goods, being satisfied we can and Will
sell them as low as apy Importing house m the
city STEBB1NS. PULLEN CO,
Corner 9th and Broad SITS.
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= PURCELL, iLADD. \ co,

~ foH'hLI' 'IADDib 4 sr 90 lists,
IA moHd. Va.
Otfer for sale in quantities TO suit purchasers
, 500 lbs best Indigo, 50 bbls. Burning Fluid,
hhds. Prime Nader. 80 - Coal OH.
500 keg Sup. Carb Soda, IS q Sperm Oil,
Toe cases do IN ID. Is - Lard on,
papers 400 gals Lamp OIL,
IS casks Sal Coda, 81 bbls Machine Oil,
huo OF Sulph Qulnne, a0 cises Sweet Oil.
500 kegs Lewis Lead, IN 40 tbls. Llnseed Vii,
OH, $50 cases Extract Log
1850 kegs Cream Tartar, wood,
l00 bags fed Pepper, IS b5is. Spts. Furpen-
80 - A lis Ice, tine,
60 Ginser, prime, is kegs Apto. Emerys,
$50 boxes Pow der ogo lbs Retd Borax,
Spices pure, bJis Camphor,
IS bills. Castor Oil 3 COO lbs. Pure Saltpetre,
prime, % bbls Venet. Red,
Is bnls. Alcohol, 100 boxes Starch,
tons Zinc, In oil, AGO boxes French VIM
dow Glass, asst. sizes,
With a full stock of other articles, and PA
TENT MEDICINES, FANCY SOAPS. PER
FUMERiES, Painters C0LORS, BRUSHE Els,
&c, &c, our uaua terms.
PURCELL, LADD Il CO., Druggists,
l22 Ma street. corner 18th.
N. B.-Partioular and prompt attention to pack
and shIpnins orders
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! BOuTs And stiVEs-GREAT -

INTRODUCTION IN PRIC ES.-CHAS. a<sssssasS
- BELLE, Broad street, between I'd and Sd,
Keeps large stock of Ladies', Gentiemen's and
Servants Wear cor stantly on hand, and dehes
an body in Richmond to compete with him In his
line, as he manufactures to order and nds
himself Great bargains IN Ladies and N lsses
CoIored CATERS, M OROCCO BO0TkES,
SLIPPERS and BUSKINS Gentlemen's city
made Patent Leather CATERS. OXFORD II III
and SLIPPERS. | will sell NV summer stock Of
Goods at and below cost. Call II you wish 30
get 4 good hargaIn. IOc H-ly CHAS. BEh j..
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w ArChES. JEWELLERY, &c.

n AN ELEGANT AND THE LARGEST
~ assortment of Gold and Sill
Ct y. yer WATCHES aud JEW 81 TX
1Sss-l& ELRY ever offered in this "
SO Main street
Gold Silver and Steel SPECTACLES, Brazilian
Pebble ES. to SUIT aLy sight, 10 be mad at a
reduced price from LEWIS HYMAN, 50 Main
street . .
w atohes and Jewelry REPAIRED nv skillful
workmen at a low price by LEW Is LYMAN, 90
Nam street. And the cheapest WATCHE rs and
JEW ELRY in the State to he purchased at
se4-3m LEWIS HYMAN'S.
q CHARLES LUMSDEN is tbe man
~ who repairs WATCHES. JEWELRY,
II u CLOCKS, SPECTACbES, Nc IN the best
sA-sxG manner and at reasonable prices.
WATCHES and CLOCKS repaired and war
ranted.
JEWELRY repaired N Il best manner.
SPECTACLES fitted with new glasses and war
ranted Ia SUIT. AT 96 Nam street. Richmond
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~N0 CHINA AND GLASSWAKE AT
AGQST;,, az sG q a CO - $
~ WARE AND HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS FROM 10 MAIN ST, TO THE COR
NER OF BROAD AND tn RID STS.-As we were
compelled to give possession of our store to Ehe
Traders Bank on the 22d of June, and conse-
quently have still very heavy stock on hand, we
concluded TO sell for few days at cost, and re-
quest a call of all house keepers IN want of aprme
article at a very low figure. Our supply OF pm
uer, Tea and Chamber Sets, Silver Plated, Albata
Brittana, JapaHned and Block Tin Ware Bird
Cages, Carriages, and thousands OF other ARTICLES
useful and ornamental is complete and as hne as
in any establishment in this city. Call immsdi-
ately at SCHAAP Il CO.'S, cor. Broad and Sd SITS.
nh G. AsSH AhE-- comprising ooblets,
A t5Tumblers, Wines, Chan pagnes, Deoanters,
E{(0 Preserve Dishes, Fruit 5owls. spoon Hold
Es1kR ers, Lemonades, Lager Beer Glasses, Glass
Iubes, Salt Cellars, &c, for sale at the China
Store OF L. A. BULRLEl, l3I Main street.
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NIOTsCE.-Persans wisains to Obtain lam. ~
~ for ssveasis over the kieaatshe, solats iaf
ther North, must, IN al eAsss, DO sVSashmopd, -
some rssronsbls xhlse sitissn 9t NRasd, ss {"
n. ~ s.fI - sa!a u stT1ss4 fpg et ha.i .snA
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Mrs. BR0OHs BOARDING ANDDaY
WI SCHOnL.-Ths second session of this School
tha FAST nav OF OCTORER

WI SCHOoL.-The second session of this School
viii commence the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER,
1860, ana end the ist OF July, 1881:
TON are taught, the Modern Languages by
Painting, 10y competent Professors in each depart
ment. The FRENCH Language will be taught by a
native of Paris. The growing necessity for tIns
angu age in orr country, makes 1t essential that
it should be taught orally; for which reason 1t will
lie the language OF the school room, and as soon
as a proper selection oan be made. a French lady
will be procured to reside IN the family.
class will be formed in English Literature,
and the course of study will be thorough.
A corps of experienced teachers mine IN num-
ber) have been engaged a. others will be added
should the exigences of the school require them.
REFERENcEs,-JIC. R. Tucker, Attorney Gen
eral of Virginia, Richmond; Prof. d. II. Tucker,
Medical College OF Virs lnla Richmond; Hon. X.
NJ, T. Hunter, L. s. Senator, LlOyd's, Essex cOun-
ty. Va; Hon James NJ. Mason, U. S Senator,
Winchester, Va; ST. Geo Tucker, Esq, Ashland,
Va; Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Alexandria. Va;
Rev. 4. V. Moore, Richmond. Va; Rev. James R.
Graham, W Inches ter, Va; Thcmas Furman, Esq,
Savannah, Ga; Judge H H. Marshall, Charlotte
q. H., Va; CincInatus Newton, Esq. Norfolk,
Va Rev. Charles II. Read, RichGlond, Va; Judge
James d. Hal.y burton, d. c. OF s., RICHMOND,
Va; Mr. William Iii ant. Richmond, Va; Mr..
Abram Warwick, do; M. Samuel Ayres, do; Mr;
b. B. Smith, do; X. I. Daniel, Esq, do; Colonel
Thos. Ellis, do; DR.. Robert Cabell; do
For terms and other particulars rsfating to the
school, address II. l.. Haooh r,
3l-dt1D Hl1hHphG Va.
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VIRGINIA IRA
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Aess - RAILR0A D--Thc DAY
4r-z~Hs-sk~~ NJ A / l. and PASSENGkR
TRAIN will leave Richmond Daily, at $50 A NJ,
for GORD0NSVIlLE, CHARL0TTESylLLb
SpA LINTON LSyNGH 81 nc AhEannp n L.
Southwest and daily except Sundsys) for JACK
SONS RIVER and intermediate stations west Of
meet with the Tram at Stsunton, Mlllboro and
Iackson's River. For g.rtiSuls[s, Inquire at the
Ticket Office WIN, F. A DCOCk. Ticket AK