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and Hoes COlburn Fenn,s Superior Axes; Mccullough
B Douglas Pumps and Rams Hoi9w ware CASTINGS G%t
Faucets; CoGse Siiiis, &c, &c. dsl,tf
HARDWARE. ,,ss &. co,r
MANgFAcTgRERs' AGE;T;TT$ KIP iB}E5$+Lf%Es N
GiRcEL3R $AWs ,rsIc,v r,err ,>vIrs and
FIELDS FIELDS, sANb|i t co scUr rAcNs. snoENAns
Gq5GS$c H$ ET ATES a4QTGqGT POINT
Russell i ERWIN MANUFACr ING coMPANY's
FITCH MANITyFACTURING CoMPANY's CABINET ard
AMkkiGAX HoRsE-NAu CoMPANY's HORSE AND
o. AMEs / s0N's SHOvEIs and SPADES, Nc, &c
EM TSoE W GS BRGN E% and GRASS
F BUfLbERs AAb sHEfF 'HHE6w2Ra large and fun
All Ss Of When WHICH we offer at lowest Factory Prices u2a
KEYSER, TRUXELL X Co
IRON W "A R III o u S e
No. 10 SOUTH CALrEET 81.
IMPORTERS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS or
l. IRON and STEEL, have constantly ON hand comPete
assortment Of ,,,, p,-c,,sr,1a
RAILROAD Hs sPiKEs AS Z, CHAINS.
vlADuCr AND LAgR GfsG Bo i # IRON WORKS,
Elk SHEET .l IR 30 NIL, BRI S !l. Gorge
ANTHRACITE and CHARCOAL PIC IRON FURNACES
nUGAN Il JENKINS
~ COMMISSION HARDWARE MERCHANTS,
No. 80 SOUTH CHARLES STREET.
Are Agents for the following Manufactures.
THOMAS TURTON X SONS, CAST AND SHEAE SrEBL-
WILLIAM GREAVES SONS, FILES, RAsPs, DC.
WALES FRENCH, AuGER, ANGER bits, &c.
J. &. HOEEY, BORING MACHINES.
A. RANDALL, TACKs, FINIsHIEG Ma rs, Re-
PROVIDENCE TOOL COMPANY, NUTS, WASHERS ANc
AMERHCAN BUTT COMPANY, Butt HINGES, SAD IRoss,
| CHARLES H. KELLOGG, QUERY COlRs Scales, &c.
HALL, ELTON h co, PLATED SPOONS AND Forks
SCOVfL MANUFACTURING co, SBEE2 BRASS AGN
BRASS BUTTS.
BRISTOL HARDWARE COMPANY, BRAss CASE. /
pUSL6P MADEIRAs. AXES, HsrcuEEs, &c. iylott
u L. RKER & CO..
Il. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN METAL
SOUTH CHARLES STREET
between PRATT and CAMDEN STREETS,
OFFER FOR SALE.
TIN PLATE, Of every description.
| TERNE PLATE for roofing.
ENGLJSH SHEET IRON Nos 10 to e
! GSAfLLSSfA,NlZED. & G, go
IRON WIRE TIMED WIRE" 0to IS
| SHEET ZINC, SPELTER.
PIG and BAR LEAD.
BANCA TIN. in Pigs and Bars.
LEAD PIPES and SHEET LEAD
| HOOP IRON, 4 in. to ~ in.
| TINMEN'S TOOLS and Machines.
BRASS KETTLES, COPPER BOTTOMS, RIVETS,
EETTLE EARS, &c, &c. fe22h
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F7E
lFA ESTABLISHMENT.
SAMUEL fancy HILL co.
REMOVED
From No. 2 Light Street to
No. 81 BALTIMORE STREET. near Holiday,
Where they will continue keep hand general assert
goods suitable the bestclass trade, and Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods extremeylow prices a136m
TOHN II. REA & CO.,
% CLOTHIERS,
CORNER SOUTH AND PRATT STREETS,
Messrs JOHN H. REA CO, take pleasure in announcing
public generally that their stock Of Clothing is much
larger and varied than before. - -
Having now on hand splendid stock of CLOTHS, CASsi-
MERES and VSTING, which they will make up to order
in style fail to please both in price and manu-
facture
FURNISHING GOODS.
Cravats Scrfs Ties, Sdspenders handkerchief Shirts,
and Gloves, in large variety. - -
Their stock Of SERVANTS and OILED CLOTHING, is
worthy the attention of Planters. ocl3t
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". GAIL = Az,
N. MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF
SMOKING, FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
SNUFF AND CIGARS.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

IMPORTERS OF
HAVANA AND GERMAN CIGARS, -
PIPES, SNUFF BOXES, &c.
No. IS BARRE STREET,
nS-tf between Charles and Light streets, Baltimore.
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WIN II READ-Sir Having suffered from severe Cold and
Cough for weeks and all remedies used having failed
tried your excellent Syrup and asonished 1t the al
most immediate relief afforded and recommend it to all
persons the best remedy have known for Coughs
and Colds. KEW. GEORGE HlLDT,
Nov, 1889. No 2O2 Eastern avenue
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WI SCHOOL.-The second session of this School
Will commence the FIRST DAY Or OCTOBER
1860, ana end the LIST of July, 1861
ALI the usual branches OF FEMALE EDUCA-
TiON are taught, the Modern Languages by na-
ttce masters, and Latin, Music, Drawing and
Paiating, BY competent Professors in eacn depart
ment. The FRENCH Language will be taught by q
native OF Paris. The growing necessity for this
lang usge IN our country, makes IT essential that
it should be taught orally for which reason 1t will
be the language OF the school room, and as soon
as proper selection can be made. q French lady
will be procured to reside In the family.
A. class will be formed In English Literature,
and the course Of study will be thorough.
corps OF experienced teachers mine in num-
berb have been engaged, AID OF hers will be added
should the exigences Of the school require them.
RgFERRNcEs.-JIe, X. Tucker, Attorney Gen
eral of Virginia, RICHMOND; Prof d. Fl. Tucker,
Medical College OF Virsinia, Richmond; Hon. r.
Nj. + Hunter, Y. 3 Senator, Lloy DIS, Essex coun-
Z. Va; Hon James M. Mason. U. 8 Senator,
Winchest .. Va 81 Geo. Tucker, ESQ, Ashland,
Va; Right Rev. Bishop johns, Alexandria, Va;
Rev. I. ': Moore, Richmond. Va; Rev. James K.
Graham, Winehestef, VI; Thomas Furmau, ESQ,
Savannah. Ga; Judge II. Ii. Marshall, Charlotte
G. H., Va; Cibcmatus Newton, Esq >, Norfolk,
Va Rev. Charles H. Read, Richmond, Va; judge
James ID. Hal burton, d. @. of g., Rl3hmond,
Va; Mr. w iiiam 6r.nt, Richmond, Va; Mr..
Abram Warwick. dol M Samuel AyIes, do Mr.:
3 Smith, do; R. Z. Daniel, Eco, do; Colonel
rhos ELLIS. do Dr, Robert H Cabell 90
school, address IL. J.. BROOKE,
Jy3l-dtlV Richmond, w,
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"a JAMES WALSH,
No. 80 Main ST., Impor n
~ RI

GUNS, RIFLES. PISTOLS, GUN MA.
TERiALs and CUTLERY. calls the attention OF
sive assortment OF we'll selected goods, which he
is prepared To ofef to the trade and public at
terms His facilities are such that he ~ D.. sled
TO supply Guns, Pistols, + ishinE Tackle, WALKING
Canes, &C., DO upon rs reasonable terms g
believes that his stock 10 better adapte to the
wants oi the Southern public than can be gener-
ally found in the large Northern iupoftiDx houses
and respectfully solicits q call from merehants
and others, with the assurance that both prices
aud goods shall 10 satisfactory, ~ Sim
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CHUKCH HIIL HIGH SCHOOL,
~ ENGLISH. CLASSICAL, AND

ION 2srH, BETWEEN M ANDN sTs.l
The first session of this School will commence
on MONDAY, 10th eptemher, u $780, in the School,
House owned by A. w. Richardson, Esq, and
close the 10th of July following.
TERMS FOR TEN MONTHS: -
Primary and int ImedIate English. $50 w
les ..-.... 40 90
Classics, each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 20
ii lgher En- giish, Latin and Greek. ........ 50 O0
Having directed my attention to the subject of
Education Tor the last SIX years, with view to
pursue Teaching as profession, hope TO estab-
iish Il permanent School, of high grade, and one
that shall merit q liberal patronage
| would refer those who do no know ME To tha
following gentlemen. Viz Reys J d. Blsckweli
Philip C0u rtney, and VIM. II. Wheelri ght. Ne ssIs
ker, Col J. H. Wilson, and the Faculty Of Ram
dolph Macon College.
lin street, or made 10 myself, will meet W IN
prompt attention. Sehooi hhurs-seyen for the
longer days six and half and SIX ior the shorter.
Ru23-2w JAMES H. fEAf, a. M
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nEAT REDUCTION IN THE
n PRICE OF HATS AND B0OTS.-A
& From Is to 20 per cent. saved BY buy
Ing from J. II. ANTHONY,

Moleskn Hats Of best quality, IS 30; do. second
quality, s 90; fashionable Silk Hats, 50; fine calf
skin sewsd Boots, 90 Congress Cater Boots, -;
hne calf skin sewed Shoes, : q. sls =
j. II. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one Of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia
10 supply him with handsome and substantial calf
sedented low prioe of THREE DOLLARS AND
HALE. 90 1-d&vty
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DENTISTRY.

}. WoODW ARD.
H1 TIST,
oNlO Office adjoining 6. w. JoNEs'. on Main.
between and 10th SITS keeps n selection of
TEETH, OF the latest improvements In color.
shape and strength, which ne will insert In the
best STYLE and to suit the necessities of all posi-
bic cases. sc linz
GEORGE Il. STEEL.
k1 DENTIST,
S-LLD Once and Residence Southside of Main,
between 7th anG 5th sts., FIVE doors above Cren
shaw's New Hotel. Richmond, Va.
Having an experience OF ten years in MS profess
sion, he feels confident of giving satisfaction to
those who may favor him with their patronage.
NH l5-6m
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
RICHMOND AND YORk
- Mt42saGlS34z RIVER RAILROAD.
CHEAP AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE TO OLD
POINT AND N0EFoLK.

CHEAP AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE TO OLD
POINT AND NORFOLK.
FARE So DINNER EXTRA-No Breakfast
On and afts' MONDAY, August Sth. passenger
trains will leave Richmond daily, Except Sun
days. A. O'Clock A. NJ, stopping only upon sig
mails ut Fair Oaks. Meadog, Dispatch, summit,
Tunsralr., indian Town, Cohoke. White Hall and
Romancoke. and arrive ut West Point ats. A.
NJ.
The fast and commodious steamer WEST
POINT, CAPT. J. C. ROWE, will leave King and
Queen Court nouse Landing Mondays, We0nes-
days and Fridays. ct 6ta A. M, connecting with
the cars at West Point. md stopping on signals
only at Clifton. Water Fence. Shepherds Ware
House, MOody's, Car pahoosck, Bislers: York
town and Gloucester Point, and arrive at Old Point
Al 2 Y. NJ. and Norfolk at T.. M.
Returning. the Steamer will leave No, folk Tues,
days: Thursdays, and SATURDAYS, at A. M, and
Old Point ats Is A. NJ landing only as above, and
Or meeting at West Point with the cars at r. nj.
and arrive in Richmond at +. nj.
No Boat landings made.
On and alter Monday. Sd proximo. the Train
will leave West Point on Mondays, ednest days
and Fridays, at 30 A. NJ, and arrive in Richmond
at II 30 A. Nj.
Freight received Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at Richmond until P NJ, and at West
Point Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays until .
IN.
Fare from King and Queen C. H., and other points
on the Mattaponi, to Norfolk. ......,..---. So %
From Richmond to Norfolk .......:,........ . q
au is r. H. TEMPLE, sup't.
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EfEN Nfs5 j j dflfsj { a. NJ, Of va1
Miss EMILY A. CLEi ELAND. > % -'' '.A'
The exercises of this So nool will begin the LIST
of October, and continue zen months.
Board lislts extra and rainon in Ancient Ian
gqages, Mathematics. &c szao per session r,1ya
guages, each, S2J, and Music $50 extra.
For cataios9e or further Information. address
y NARY, HAMPTON, VA, MRS, DR.. BANKS.
pRrscPAL.-The next session OF this lnstltu,,
close the LIST OF July. Terms very modetat
Boarding scholars can remain at the Hall during
'hs S1sE
Va. au Him"
n, II. lass ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
i SCEOOL.-The tenth session OF my School
will commence the Sd September, at my resi-
dence, on Clay street, between LIST and I'd streets
Terms as usual.
In the Classical Department ..-...--.-.S5 5000
In the English Department ---.----.. 81 10
Payable Quarterly.
Persons desrns s 70 enter scholars Riit please
au I'm"
CHUkCH sill ENGLIst. CLASSICAL
- AND MATHEMATICALs SCHOOL, r,
The undersit cd Viii open on Monday, i7ih Of
September. a SCHOOL for Boys, at which they will
Of lie. Inc, aesf a establishing a pstmanent
School and have had seven years experience.
Terms FoKrsN hoSrHs-payable semi annually
an ddraaee:
H,vhsr Gn1I'n ~ ~
Urinary Latin, Greek and Mathematics. =. g g
Higher - d" - 80. 80 10
REFERKscgs "A. 7. Stokes; Hunt L James,
Gen. Alex. Brown. 7; James Deane Richmond,
iormer patrons; Hon; R. G. L. Moncqre. stafford;
w; T. Conway, fredericksburg Caleb s. Halo
we'll, Aiexandr,a High School Prof. C. s. Ven
tin and Holladay, H. s. College.
Persons desiring to enter pupils, will apply TO
STOKES & RIvEs, or HusT JAMES.
C. q. MILLER,
au 2i-dlm' w IL. MILLER. M. A.
DIV M J. MiG ii r. n 80 siOUL,
IN In THE BASEMENT OF THE SYNAGOGUE,
| On llth Strstt, near MdrshdH.
The fifteenth session of REV nj. J. MICHEL
| BACHER's SCHOOL, will commence on the rst
| MnNpAf IN September.
Mr. NJ; viii be ssslsted BY Mr.. EDW WARD TpR.
| MEX, Who, Ia inc ast five sessions, has received
the approval 81 the patrons and Of the oi
/ the schooi; and by Mrs. q. +. BENNEI L, WhOse
| wen Known merits AZ a teacher make It unneces-
| sary To say more n her behalf
| The following subjects comprise the studies OF
| Engltsh with all its branches. including the
| Bellies Lettres; German, FfsAeh, Hsbvsto and
Latia.
Price of Tuition of the session. ending on the lst
of July lis $40, S9s, and $50.
For further inioI alton, aaidrtas
nj. j. NtCHELBACHER
lI-W Corner 0I LIST and Marshall ats,
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COx'S LENE.-FREIGH9
- BOATS TO LYNC;HyBu II :, THREE l5l
kS<xS-<-<a-ks TIMES WEFK-TUES DAYS
THURSDAYS ano SATURDAYS.
Boat TEMPEST; Capt. Taos hSETr.
Boat MERCHANT, Capt. GE3. z. LAME.
BoN BRISTOL. Capt CEAs. J. JOHNSON.
Bo, ]. J. IRBY, Capt. WIN: +. CLRvRLAsB.
Bosi FAME, Capt. VIM. H. Parsons.
Boat OLIVIA, Capt ]. J. PRFEEs.
Tbsrs Boats are all of the hTsteilss, commands
by 34l -ful and experienced Captains, and Leave
pre- ur,iy as advertised. The subscriber thankfu
for psSt favors, begs q Continuance Of the same.
WIN. p. cox, Agent,
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WILLIAMSPORT. and
NIAGARAFALLS.
iy Its SAM'T RUTH. Sup't.

r. EAPEDLTlOus, tUMEoklABL
l4AND MOST ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO TIP
EAI VIRGINIA SPRINGS, VIA The RICH
MOND AND DANVILLE, S0UTH-SlDE, AM
VIRGINIA TENNESSEE RA iLROADS, AND
OPPOSITION LINES OF STAGES, insurlng &c
the trave Ter ample room attention and low fares
For Greenbrler White sulphur and the Swee
Springs. tickets to Bonsack's Depot; SO 70; thence
by opposition lines of .tages to the Sweet Springs
BY the present rate Of Stage fare, q, ano
to the Greenbrler White Sulphur, 50 80 belnf
$3.50 to the Sweet and S9.40 to the Green
srier White Sulphur Springs: There are also op
position lines of stages running from Salem depot
via the Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs, and tint
of stages from the Montgomery White sulphur
Springs. via the Mountain Lake and Salt Sulphur
Springs TO the Green brier White Sulphur Springs
For Coiners Springs purchase tickets TO Bon
sacks Depot, price $3.50.
For Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs, purchase
tickets to Salem Depot, price $40
For Allegheny Springs, purchase tickets u
ShawsvIle. price $500.
For MONTGOMERY White Sulphur Springs, puT
chase tickets to Big Tunnel. price SS rs
For Yellow Sulphur Springs. purchase tickets u
Christlansburg Depot, price SS.43
For Old Red Sulphur spGlngs purchase se,i ficket
lie l9-3m Ger'l Sup't Va. Tenn. r. r.
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DICHMoND FEMALE INsTIrUTE.-

Il The Seventh Session begins OCTOBER Isr
1850, and ends the last OF June, 1851.
courages the President in the effort to make the
Institution yet more deserving of the large patron
age and the high literary character 1t has acquired
It's aculty is large and able, its buildings (which
have ample play ground attached are beauti-
fully located and thoroughly furnished, Its appa-
ratus costly and complete, course OF study COM
preheuslVe and thorough.
The English Course, as Will be seen from our
Catalogue, is unusually large, and 1t is made es
pecially prominent throug hout. LANGUAGES are
taught after the methods best adapted 10 secure
ment disci pine, which seems the true end of the
study but in French particularly, conversation
Is also carefully attended to.
Mr. u cL -'i and Mr. G. G. MEEA has been added
10 Charles "a; H. Winston, A ii ( Univ DIVA Presl-
dent and Prof. of Moral Science and English Lit
Rev j. l.. Burrows. D. D., Evidences of Chris
James Leigh Jones, A. M =, Univ. of Va,) Mathe-
< a. f lewis Hsn NJ ID s.: Natural Sciences.
Senior Carlos c. Mera, Spanish and Italian.
| Miss Mary l.. Leftwieh Drawing, Painting, &c.
Miss Miss s. p. Royal, English BRANCHES.
Miss n. s. Valentine, English Branches
MISS Ann
| Miss mary C. Lathror, Preparatory d spartment.
| c. c. Mera, Piano,
| GA. Ericsson. Guitar.
The President viii hear the Rotations of aHths
| ZION to the Primary pupils.
| TERMS MONTHS.
tHaf PAYABLE Oct. /, 166U-Tema iIder Feb Is, 81
English Tuition, Preparatory Department..$ 80 90
English Tuition. Collegiate Department. 70 w
| Ancient and Mode languages each ----- 20 90
Music on Piano, with Vocal Music. 90 90
Music on Guitar, - ...... 40 co
Use of instrument for practising. ........ 8 90
Vocal NJ usic alone, (taken by all in ciassesb %
ing 49, o -. 20 90
Oh Painting. ...... Observation-Disclosures. 80 10
| Board, including everything except wash
Washing. 49, .-..."....... ~ %
| A reduction of one fourth TO Ministers.
| IA No extra charges. Pupils provide Books
and Stationer. at their own expense. In case of
| rotracted SICKNESS deduction will be made for
absence.
| Boarders are II embers of the Presidents fami-
". Money TO meet their incidental expenses
| should be deposited with him. and all letters for
| them MT to his care.
| Catalogues, containing full details, may be OBJ
tanned at the bookstores. or by app cation to the
| Presl lent. CHAS. H. WINSTON,
auS -2hm Richmond. Va.
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TKAVELERs 1Cen
Ca rrffI4sssfHERs$x94ft$n TO THE NORTH.-lOOO.

ia as< To 70 THE He SSRT Z / \ s
baltimore, daily, Except Sunday at $50 A. NJ.
and at $50 P; NJ, for Niagara Falls; fare only tel
dollars.I Buffalo, 0wego. osweg2, Toronto; ham am
for Detroit Chicago, Cincinnati, st; Louis, and al
parts of the West, Northwest and Southwest
Travellers can go to Detroit, Chicago, Mllwau
ke, &c, via Niagara Falls, at the same cost as By
any other route.
a new route to New York is row open by this
Road, via Harrisburg and Jersey City, with only
one change of cars. Fare So Take the $50 A; NJ
Roads and throug beautiful country. Try it.
e- Buy tickets only to Baltimore; :,
JAS. C. CLARKE, Sup't.
IouN IT. RIGNEy, Assistant Sup't. je 3-Iv
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A.h zREpFOkD ALUM AND IODINE
40: n sFki n 81 these SPrinss will be epep
Of june, They are situated directly on The u nch
bars and Ssem larAp Ike. ten miles from Lynch
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. at which Depot
vehiose val run during the season toeenvey visit
Virginia and North Carolina. con.Ins here by public
convey anoe, will take the South Side Railroad at
rStersbars, thence to iynshblrg, and then per
isI-sa 7. ECA0LS SONS, PT0sristors.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
! BOOTS AND SHOES-GREAT

a BOUTS An SHUEN-GREAT SZ8Wj
ABEHLE, Broad street, between I'd and Sd,
Keeps a large stock of Ladies' Gentleme ms and
Servants Wear constantly on hand, Snd dehes
any body in Richmond to compete with him IN his
line, as he manufactures to order and
himself. Great bsIgains in Ladies' and Misses'
SLIPPERS and BuSKINS. Gentlesnen's CITY
made Parent Leather u EATERS. OXFORD tt Els
and LlPPERS. will sell INV summer stock of
Goods at and below cost. Call soon, If YOU wish to
get a GOOD bargain. ioc l4-lyl THAS. BELLE.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

d q. A. STRECkER, Agent. continues
$40 carry on business at his old stand, No. )
N Main street. opposite the Old Market. with
IL new and fresh imported stock OF DRCGS,
ceiving direct from the best markets in Europe,
AND soicls the favor of hrs old customers, friends
and the public generally. TO patToniye him with
their faVors. promising the most scfppuOus a.
tention, reasonable prices and honesty. ,
HIS own preparations: such rs the 6EHMtN
TiNCTURE OF CObCHiOUM, now universally
recommended and preferred bY the Richmond
NJ elical Faculty. and. in fact, all over the United
States, he continues TO prepare in the most con
scIentious manner. as likewIse his remedies ioF
cutaneous diseases, which have cared thousands
and his attihcial Mineral Waters. for certain DIS
eases never fail to give instant relief.
an 70 lin o. A STRECKER, Agent
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NOTICE. 1890
go Ex1e&aff1sfss1{ tn PAGE Nc RSlCOU.

NOTICE. 1870
80 ssssake-..ssss& GOING NoRTH:ENEw AR
RANGEMENT,m IMPQRTANT TO III TR ! A,,lzls
CHECKS.-GREAT NORTHERN .R0UfE-Car.
rying the great United States Mail. Twice dali,
sndrIa, W ashin ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia New
York, and all important points est. VIA Aequs
ericksburg & Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac
rivsr, rs miles, and by splendid and conlforta0l.
steamers thence 10 Washington IS miles, in all Ia
miles seven hours; being comfortable and per
fectly safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure: $50, A. NJ, and 7, Y. M.
BAGGAGE, under charge Of Special Agents
ChECKEDTHROUGHt 10 " ashington, Batlmore
Philadelphia and New York.
THROUGH TIcxxrs can be occurred at the follow
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4. "A. JETER,

So SURG EON DENTIST.
~ALO Once on Main, below Pesrl street. next
door to P. Horton Kesch's trimming store, and two
doors above Messrs. Thos. II. Price & Co.'s Dry
Goods store.
The subscriber havlns removed to the above
house, would be pleased TO see those with whom he
has ENGAGEMENTS, and has made extensive prepa
rations to serve tbs pubic generally. All opera
lions performed in the most approved and scientific
style known to the Profession, and all work done
i;y him warranted to give satisfaetion. foclS-1y
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l.A THE ASHLAND HOTEL.-This
yEA Unpopular resort, situated sixtsen miles
ls.T& i from RICHMOND, IN the beautiful and
thriving village of ASHLAND on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, is now
open for visitors, and is prepa, ed TO accommo-
date families with good fare, and eyerything desi
with q FREQ Ticket between Ashland and Rich
mcnd. 4
For further Information. appiy arSuperintend-
ent's Office Rfchmond, FrederieksbuYg And Poto.
mac RBilroad. or address
inc L. THOMPSON, Proprietor,
UT-ts Ashland Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-07
ID ~, Al Al n W

Mrs PETER P. MAYO. Principal
Mrs. MAYO will open, on the first Of October
next. a BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES Her object is to combine a
useful and complete English education with a
a proficiency in Music. To accomplish TINS pur-
pose her Professors { f F rench, German and Md
will reside in her family. of which French will
be the common language.
For Prospectus OF the plan of study, or Circu
lars, containing terms. references and other par
ticulars, apply to Mrs. PETER p. MAYO.
an 23-3w" Richmond. Va
gA Mrs MAYO has removed her residence to the
house recently occupied hy the late Judge p V.
uanlsl. u Fifth hefMeen CLAY md IeIgh L..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-07
RICHMOND 1920
80 ssANp, pANvIthE,nrSDO.U1

RAHGEMENT;mrToTa XTkGINiA SPRINGS
Leave Richmond, daily tSunday's exceptedl at
A. NJ, for Junction, uTkeyile. y Lynchburg, Bins
toll, Knoxville, Dalton, Chattanooga, Atlantis
Nashville, Grand Junction, Memphis, Montgon.e
ry. Mobile, Jackson, Vlcksburg and New Orleans
Leave Richmond daily, Except Sundays,( att
O'Clock, A. M. for Danvills, Va. and Greensboro
N. G.. Also, for the Montgomery White, yellow
Sulphur, Allegheny, Sweet, Red Sweet. Whit,
Sulphur, Salt Sulphur and Red Sulphur Springs.
RETURNING:
Leave Danvie daily, Except Sundayso az
O'Clock A. NJ -, and Junction tBurkevllle) l0.l0 n
M.sand arrive in Richmond at Ito T. NJ
The M all and Passenger Trains connect Doll
ways with the South Side Railroad trains to anc
from the Southwest at the Junction. and with the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rallroac
trains. to and from the North at Richmond, and
with the York River Railroad Also. with the
James River Steamboats, to Norfolk and Old Point
IA For Through Tickets and further informa
ton, apply at the Ticket Ohho-:
Je H-ts CHAS. u. TABCOTT, Sup't.
r--- THROUGH TO Mag
fek4 ARA! !-Through tickets gar
kKI&X@Y2s be procured at the Ticket Office
of the RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG and
POTOMAC RAILROAD, to
ELMIRA,
BUFFALO,
WILLIAMSPO2T. and
NIAGARA FALLS.
~ lo-ts SAM'I RUTH. Sup't.