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Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-29

DIR. L. ]. CZAPKAY'S private Medical and Surgical
Institute is on Sacramento street below Montgomery,
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Companys office,
San Francisco. The Doctor offers free consultations,
and asks remuneration unless he effects cure
Office hours from A. M. to 9 Pm.
e1B-The following letter, which emphaticaly speaks
for ITSELF was written by the Dean of the Faculty of
the Philadelphia College of Medicine-to the editors
of the Pacific Medical and Surgical journal, San Fran
cisco, for publication
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he has already proved that he knows not how
TO deal with the crisis evidently impending
He proposes 10 emancipate the serfs, a meas
ure the most radical to be considered, and yet
he leaves the execution of 1t in the hands OIL
the very bureaucracy that are already driving
the country into revolution. It's worse than
putting old wine into new bottles. In our
opinion, there must be a violent explosion In
Russia before many years shall have passed
over the heads of it's discontinued ana oe-
.nona;ng populatiou. Neither ALKxANphH
II nor anv other man, can PREVENT Noun
,pr lass than an earthquake can purify an AT
,,oSphere so thoroughly impregnated with COR
~,,t;on when il shall have passed, and Rus
-. s,a,lhave recovered from its efiects-when
bar administration shall have been radically
and thoroughly reformed-her resources fully
deyeIoped-her credit entirely restored-her
provinces bound together by railroads-her
rivers and seas covered with steamers-her
commerce nntrammeled by odious custom
house restrictions--her government less of a
police and more of a civilized administration
her laws reformed to such a degree as to Of
fer the proper security for life and property
then the march upon Constantinople will be
to her but pleasant summer excursion
Then she will be, in fact, what she is now only
in appearance, the most powerful nation on
the face of the earth Until that time, she will
never be able to realize what she regards as heI
destiny, let her standing armies be as large
and her fortresses AS strong, as her ambition
may prompt her to make them for stand.
ing armies, unless backed by resources sufii.
cient to support them, are but delusive expo
| nents of national strength. In one word, she
| must cease to be Asiatic and fall in with the
spirit of the age, if she wish to dictate TO the
age.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST 20.
High Wats, sAis day Tuesday, 5A o'eloei.

ARRIVED,
Steamship Yorktown. ParIish, New York. mdze'
Steamer BelvideIe, Keen. Baltimore, mdze. and
passengers, ID. Il w. Currle.
Bark Earnestine Geddlngs. Leland, New YORK,
guano, Edmond, Davenport 4 Co.
Schr. Gallego Smith, New ork, mdze., D. q w
Sehr. MISSIONER, Nickerson, Boston, mdze, D.
sShr o NJ. Lee, soper, New York, ice, Bward-
sehr. Caspian, Porter, Roekport, Zoe and laths'
Scor Hardsc1 abble, Packard, Rockland. ice and
laths, B. Wardwell 4 Co.
Schr Truro. BrJ Cox, MARYLAND, plaster, A. s.
Sohr. Ocean Bird, Jones, Alexandra, guano, j.
l.. Station.
,schr. Marcelia, Crockett Hlsborough, p aster.
.sc6r King William. Fleming, York River wheat.
Womble Claiborne.
[. j Mercer Co.
Schr. Laura Francis. Higgins, Rockand, plas
ter, >he DIS & SomeTvllle.
Schr Mary Eliza, Moorecock, Jas. River wheat,
scnr. ch9s. whiting, Gale, Albany, slaves and
schr. William John. Jones Baltimore guano,
E. H skinAer < Co. and J 4 Hartman. :,
Schr. Cherlcoke, Shelley, Gork River, wheat, r.
" schr. Iufte1fi,, Hubbard
Ship Helene. Capt. H, Raschen. for Bremen.
with $50 hhds OF ooacco and tobacco STEMS by
Schr Octavia Ellen, Elicit D. c., via Port Wal
thall, coal. w D: CoQuitt & Co.
Schr. Sahsria, Todd, D. c., via Port Walthall,
coal, w -. Coiqu!tt n Co.
Schr. Ly dia Ann. Weaver, New Bedford, via Pc
tersDurg. mdze, w. ID. Colquitt Co.
Schr. Jno Triton, -, down the river. light
Schr. Amora, -, down the river, light.
NEw<YoRK, Aug. IS Cleared, ste amshp York
town, Richmond schTs. Belle, Norfolk; 4.
Chester asw G' ord d. A Aois 0hs
BALTIMokF, Aug l9.-Arrived, schr. Ontario,
Newbern. N. C. Cleared, schrs VIM. T. Hen
den, Richmond; Baltimore, do; Emily Ann, Pc
tershurg; brig Emily Fisher, Norfolk.
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DIED.

At his residence, in Manchester: On Ml22lmTeay,
August 2Oth, 1850, Mr.. JOHN M. MEhnlAA ~ Ia
The fpien ds and acquaintances of the family are
rcspeotfulis invited to attend his funeTat IRON
his reside n ,e, to morrow evening at o'clk'
On Tbursday night, the 18th inst, of paralysis.
Mrs. JULIA ANN y, Harry, widow of the late
Jesse Harry. of Char lotte. rn
and woman of surpassing excellence. Her liie
was in harmony with her nature, ard her death
was calm dignIiied, beautiful and Christ. ike
Joy fully passing from earth to Heaven, without n
murmur or struggle.
Friendship and love have done their last,
And now can do no more:
The bitterness of death is past,
And all thy suffering soer.
e.Farmvile and Lynohburg papers copy
At Asba nd on the 18th inst, CHAS. WILLIS,
SON of r. w. and X. A. Apperson, aged months
and 26 days.
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NEW BOOKS.
The MINIS Of the Gods Grind Slouly"
MARION HARLAND'S NEW NOVEL.


IS The MiElS Of the Gods Grind Slourly"
MARION HARLANDS NEW NOVEL,
vi n L. NJ r. 5 / S.
By the author of Alone" " Hidden PATH" etc.
One handsome l2mo. vol. Price s Is.
The scene of the story of Nemesis Is laid IN the
South the time, the beginning of the present CEN
tury. The customs and many of the events of the
day are traced with fidelity and spirit, yet so skill
fully interviewer with the narrative that the reader
is not wearled by statistics dry historical details
The homes of fifty years ago seem famll lar to him
as those he visited but yesterday, and their in
mates differ but little from the men and women
with whom he associates daily. The pictures of
humble lille, of which we have many in the early
chapters, are graphic and refreshing. In no other
work from the authors pen can there be found
greater VARIETY of incidents, more artistic define
and vIgor of description. and certainly no other
contains a plot so striking conception and so
ably managed. The reader cannot but remark. as
he proceeds how naturally, vet how lTreslstlbl bly,
he is borne along by the tide of events-tor the
storr to tell itself-the author all the while
out of sight. There ls need after he is once n
the current, to explain the bold and somewhat
omin0us title that frowns at the top of the page
Before the Nemesis is unveiled. the reader fee "a
her subtle influence, understanding, by Intuition,
that there are hidden springs and secret wires un-
der the feet and in the homes of the unsuspeotlng
objects of her vengeance, and the pertinent motto
of the autboress-" The Mills of the Gods grind
slowly'-fully proves that Retrlbutlon, thong h
some times slow, is always sure. -
Address orders to WEST Il JOHNSTON.
Publishers, Booksellers and StatIoners,
au Alt las Main ST. eet.
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BOARDING.

DOARDlNG.-Persons wishing to send their
ID daughter to the Ashland Female Institute,
and preferrlng to have them board in private
family, can be accommodated ny applying to j.
PRYOR, whose famll, residence is next door to
the school. The sleeping apartments will be large
and airy, and no pains will be spared to insure the
comfort and happiness OF those entrusted to his
care. For terms per session, address.
JOAN PRYOR,
jy 30-lm Ashland, Hanover counts, Va.
DARk L X HO USE,
L BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen will find the best of accommodations.
with every effort for the comfort of guests LAR,
DER not excelled in the United States.
u. u. PARKER
mn S-Sn t.MtLLS
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nPHoIosRApHs of the very best quality can
g had az hvEs Steam Gallery, at IS per dozen. oI
for y cents, 30 cents, 81 and upwards. Babes
ana family groups taken perfect by REKs' instan-
taneous process. Notice the ease and grace OF 20
bungllng operators. y
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ENGINEER

OFFICE OF THE CITY ENGINEER,t
ITO cULvEsr BuILb bsfss. PR 5fSo;
l will be received at this office until y O'Clock
M, on THURSDAY NEXT the he. 25d inst, for build
n ISL shi GfSsHE cGLvERT. commencing at
the culvert at Main and Madison streets, and ex-
ad BRICK CULWEKT, commenoing at the
intersection of Marshall and 4th streets. thence
extending out 4th street and connecting with the
present SqlX s at ~ an and tesh streets t
menoing at point about l25 feet north OF Leg h
street, and extending thence out 9th street TO the
18th 4th. small BRICK CULvERT, on 10th street.
extending from the Nj ain street culvert to point
about 40 feet south of Bank street
Plans and specification of the above work can
be seen, and blank forms Of proposals obtained, on
application at this office:
By order of the COMMISSIONERS Of Streets gene
rally. Tau ls-tdl w. GILL, City Engineer.
OFFICE OF WASHINGTON 40 UEDuCT,{
WAsHIN Nc TON. August Is, 1850 {
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office un-
L til IL o'clock M, on the 9Th DAY OF August,
1860. for constructing the unfinished portions oil
the conduit of the Washington AQueduot:
The work TO be done comprises about $50 cubic
yards of Bubble Masonry, and go cubic ards OF
emhankment.
about lineal feet, containing 800 cubic 5ards OF
rock excavation a II to be completed and delivered
Plans and specifications may be seen at this
Proposals will be sealed and endorsed Proposals
4
b. W. BENHAM, Capt Of Engineers,
au IS 3.eod Chief Engineer W. A.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ENGINEER,t
RICHMOND. August 18th, 1860. {
TO BUILDERS.-PROPCS will be re-
L ceived at this office until Il O'Clock NJ. or
Thursday next the 23d inst, for the erection OF
three story building the vacant lot at the south
west corner of 10th and Bank streets. Plans and
specifications of the work can be seen, and forms
of proposals obtained, application at this office
BY order of the Com. on Public Grounds and
Buildings. Tau lS-td1 w. GILL, CITY Eng'r.
CECOND EDITION OF CODE OF vIR
- GINIA.-PROP0SALS will be received by the
Secretary of the Commonwealth. until the 18th OF
the present month, for publishing the Second
Edition of the CODE or VIRGINIA. BY an act
of the last General Assembly, the Secretary is
CURED to prepare this edition, OF which 10 00
copies are to be printed It is required to be in al
respects equal IN paper, printing and binding to
the first edition. and the law requires bond and
security TO be taken for the faithful execution o
the work. The copyright is to be secured for the
Commonwealth
Persons desiring to contract for the publication
will put in their bids at so much for the volume
The work will probably be about $50 pages larger
than the first edition; but, more or less, the
bid must tie by the volume complete,
CURED by law. The Secretary reserves the right
to Judge OF the competency of the publisher q
perform the work, and to take the bid deemed by
him to be the best for the Commonwealth. The
work must he ready for delivery by the first of De-
cember next-sooner If possible.
GEORGE w. MUNF0RD,
au l6-tAu25 Sec'y of the Commonwealth.
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1~ ruh BUsfU> A>D NJ"
aEEfA York; NOR F0Lh .--tS
.-11sS IA MES RIVE X TRANsPoRlAitVS
LINE has fine large BARGE aiws,s fssi' y
the Dock, near Edmond, Davenport 20 ~ !"
receive FREIGHT at sny hour. dallt, or 20. ",
above places. The steamer kMPIRt WI w., vs.
here every TUESDAY a. d FRIDAY, at 10 V.v, s
the BOSTON AND NEW YORK sThhNSsi ., 4
which leave Norfolk on WEDNEspAl D"
SATURDAYS, pnnotually, at o'cio'k ~: q.
Shippers will End IL y their adyaHtSe ",
tronIze this route, as the rates OF reisht VA,
low, and the dispatch al great as nJ WI So
Steamship Line 20 either place, ana goou'
WV" +. %. HALL. Assnt,
At Edmond, Davenport Co.'S, at the D00A
iy T2-lm<
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X. g. C.-You are hereby MOTIF to
~ meet THIS EVENING, at s O'clock at
the Fencing Academy, IN Belyin's hui ding. 18th
street, between Main and Franklin. Persons
wishing to join are requested to attend. We want
au 2l-lt* "33''
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NEMESIS
| D.


~ BY MARION HARLAND.
Author of Alone" Hidden Path and Moss
Side''
Will be on sale to-day at MORRIS Bookstore.
ALSO
THE EBONY IDOL. BY lady of New England.
"a better book altogether-one with m IRE pur-
pose, with clearer perception, and more truthful
delineatlon of character, or one so happily, or one
SO earnestly written, has not been issued from the
American press during very long period"
The illustrations are mostly humorous-drawn
by McLenan and others. For sale at
au 1876 NORRIS Bookstore.
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SHOCKING Accommodates Mary Rocb-
man, a milliner, was burnt to death on Satnr.
day night, In Jacksonville, Tenn. She was
sitting by a table sewing, and accidentaiiy
Gated to her dress, which was of thin ma1aria,
Almost instantly her clothing was la flames
and she was so dreadfully burnt that she sr
pired in the greatest agony In a few honrs
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IA Public Meeting ON Church, Hill.-A
portion OF the citizens OF Church Hill desirous OF
establishing first class female school in that part
Of the city, invite the counsel and ope ration of
all who may feel an interest in this object, and pro-
pose to all such to attend meeting, for confer
enoe, at the LECTURE ROOM of the THIRD
PRESBYTERIAN Gnu RICH, corper Broad and
ThIs place has been chosen central. and the
most convenient for the meeting, and not as Indl
eating any denomnational bias IN the enterprise,
nominations. au N-2hlD
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SHlPcINA.


&Sr fast sailing schr. oNATlvIA. having s'i i.
-. greater portion of her cargo engaged Will
apply sel S 10 quick disD COLO co. S'A
au 20-5t
t,F> FOR NOR FOLK AND PORTS.
sfoT the above ports and viii SAL with E aulci
u's az asH5t u ' ", . D. c6IQTSffTFO co.
Is FOR BOSTOn-FIRsT VESSEL
xTG.c The superior fast sailing schr. b. BEAN.
.sS1=s- Capt. JoHN. merrill, having a portono OF
her cargo engaged and going on board. will have
'q aG dispatch For b bq3Hf5 & VIM tt tfP
4gnS fast sailing schooner GEO. w. GRICB,
- Capt JohN P.LnER, having , the srss eater
dsRiieH O'Ah0s " B. Lfsp HtSPf CO.
Is For PH,LADkLPHIa.-The sqPs-
[EhS nor fa.t-sailing schr. WIN. SEVERE,
portion of her cargo engaged, will sail with qulOk
'i aa list ". d. colo tfTT co.
- FOR CHARLESTON. s C.-The 50
So B0TT, Capt. LgDiAN. having portionoi
Tf4 PuGs a digeiGP 2r C1saoS FIVE
sss!Esssssszzs EW AND lMP 0RTTANT A;
the public that they have arranged 70 run .hsl
Express TWICE DAILY from NEW YORK
PHILADELPHIA and BALTIMORE to RICE
| MOND, thereby afording uppsuai faculties ir
obtaining their freight and packages in the short
Expresses leave New York at /. S and & O'Clock
| p NJ Expresses leave Philadelphia at SAN
and II P. NJ Expresses leave Baltimore at ~
A. n and and tP p J NJ arriving IN Richmond "'"
Expresses leave Richmond for New York, Phi.
adelphia and Baltimore. and all points North SD
West, az 80 A. NJ and 30 p. M.
FreIeht and packages should IN all cases Ne 81
| cur office ONE HOUR before the departure Of The
EXPRESSES FOR THE SOUTH leave Rcb-
mond TWICE DAILY, at 4 80 A. NJ. and? .5P,N
The Adams Express Company ieel that they caa
guarantee to the public civillty attention and sat-
sfactIon ell their intercourse with their OHeer
in Richmond, and nothing will be left undons o.
their part TO meet the wants of their customers
Freight and packages arriving hy the thpfe.
from the North AZ O'Clock Z. NJ viii he delverN
immediately. thereby giving 10 our customenM
advance OF twelve hours over our arransemeas
STEAMER EXPRESSES, TO AND FRQY
| lvered mmed ately upon the ARRIVAL Of the slIlr
AGES. NJ oNEY, BoNbs, LFGAL D0cr.
MENTS, SC, forwarded with safety ana d,
| patch TO all parts of the United States, CaHsda
NOTES. DRAFTS AND BILLS, with or with
| out foods collected at all accessible poL.
throughou. the United States. and prompt rs'af"
SLAVES forwarded bv each of our EI,rsss''
in charge Of careful and reliable mess myers
TOBACCO and other samples dat nna'aA
All freights promptly called for and Delivers
without extra charge. 49,.
IA For further information. psass cal s''9
0"'''' 80 " 'sip INST EXPRESS COMPANY.
au7~ Tu&Sts w. H. TRtG0. sapt-
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EDUCATIONAL.
For other Educational" Notices, see Sd Pag
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA

NJ EDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
the sG s TN IN ootobsr w
BELL Ell IS GBsoS d. Professor of
DAVIb5 H. TUCKER. NJ. D., Professor of Theory
BEHERLT I. WELLFokD. NJ. D., Professor of
MateIi ; Medca ard Therapeutics.
l. s JONES, n D., Prcfessor Of In OF
JAN IS H. CONWAY, NJ. D., Professor of OBJ
JAIEs 5. McCAw, NJ. D., Professor of Chem
MARION HOWARD, NJ. D., Demonstration of
through Inc llberalty of the Legislature at it's
last session, in appropIiating the sum of thirty
thousand dollars for the benefit of this Institution
he facilities heretofore offered to students will be
greatly extended. Large and important additions
are being made to the illustrations every depart
repairs and alter atoms; and new Hospital is in
coul sc OF erection, Immediately adjacent to the
College, which Will greatly enlarge the means of
Ample facilities are afforded for the prosecution
Two Prizes OF Fifty Dollars each are offered to
the members of the graduating cass-one for the
best Essay on any Surgical subject; the other for
the best Essay on any subject pertaining to the
Theory or Practice of Medicine.
Ticket of each Professor 90
66e smoastpnto Of Anatomv-.' 2 2SS
The Catalogue, containing fuller information
will be forwarded to those who may apply for it,
l.. 4. JOYNES, M. D.,
au 2l-2aw4w Dean of the Faculty.
A SHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY, HAN
"A OVER COUNTY, VA.-The fourth annual
session OF this Institution, located Is miles from
Richmond, on the railway to Fredericksburg, Will
commence on the goth of September. and continue,
with few days, intsrmisson at Christmas, for
two terms of twenty weeks each
Charges for q term Of t,centy tceekS, payable IN
ddrance:
For Board, including furnished room, attendance
fuel and lights observation-disclosures. SOS 0G
r or asnlng --..-..''....-.. 10 GO
For nlgher English ~ 90
For Ancient Languages. each .-.-......-.-. 10 %
For Modern Languages each: ;:-....;:.. 10 90
+ or Lectures on Chemistry and Natural PHI
For Music on Piano, Guitar, or Cultivation
of Voice, each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20 on
Err use of instrument. .......-........--.. 2 50
For Drawing, Painting In " ater Colors, and
Greclan raIntlng; each -...----.-..- 10 20
For raining IN VI COiors -~--........ 20 90
INCIDENTAL charge for boarders .:.-.., 2 SO
The Principal has an able and experienced corps
GEO. W. aRMGsTEAD. Principal.
au 2l-lm' Ashla' d. Hanover county, Va.
EDUCAT!0N.nThe fifth session of MRS. M.
~ ~ c: klCE'S SCHOOL. on I'd street: between
TENDER, and terminate 30th June, 1851. She is
grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore en-
every possible exerton to promote the interests
Of her pupils and patrons
TERMs-Per session Of 10 months, payable quar-
terry.
Latin, with or without highest English
branches; ..---..-.-.-.'.----S $50 %
urinary hnsnsh, .--- 70 20
DeSlnueTS ~ w
au 2l-3w
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-The subscriber hav-
- ing reclaimed his health. will open SCHOOL
Leigh, on the first MONT DAY in September With
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spECIAL NOTICES

Ara speciaI Netice. -Chas. r. Wortham
ECO II Auetion sale of SUGAR and MOLAs
SES. THIS DAY. at IL O'Clock A. M, At their
Warehouse, on the Dock. al HIT
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UNION PRAYER MEETING.--
49, Union Prayer Meeting Of all denomi-
week, under the auspices of the Young Men 5
Christian Association, in the Lecture room of the
!sT PRESBYTERIAN II Y r H, Drew DIR.
Moore's,l from 51a to 64a O'Clock. The citizens
generally are invited to attend, as well as all
strangers visiting the city. au 20-lm
RICHMOND RAILWAY COM.
49, PANY.-Books of Subscription for the
STOCK of the RICHMOND RAILWAY COM
PANY not already subscribed for will, THIS DAY
be opened at the office of the Company, over the
store OF Jas. WOodhouse Co. and at the office
of J. A. Lancaster 4 Son.
By order of the Board of Directors
au SIS JOS. JACKSON, JR., Prest
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CCHOOL FOR BOYS.-The subscriber. hav-
- ing reclaimed his health. will open SCHOOL
for the above. on I'd street: between Clay aud
an experience of thirty six years, he fatters him
self that he can give satisfaction He will spare
no pains to give satisfaction to those who may
patronize him. TERMS:
Primary Department, Per quarter -----.... IS 90
Arithmetic, Grammar and GeOgraphy-..... & SO
Philosophy, Composition and Book Keeping 10 90
One-half pay able quarterly, in advance.
au 2I-eod3t A. G, SAUNDERS
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IN DRY GOODS,
IN RICHMOND,
TO CLOSE BUSINESS IN THIRTY DAYS.
Pc RKI y $ &c CO.,
No. lH Edgie Square.
Have this day opened their stock If FALL and
WINTER GOODS ON hand and will continue to
sell them off at retail OF in large quantities. at un
pTecedented low prices for III RTY DAYS, when
they will close the BALANCE at auction. We invite
the attention of the Ladies particularly TO our
stock:
Rich DRESS SILKS and SILK ROBES.
DO. PARIS DE- LAtNiS 8.
POPLINS AMI VaLEN TlAS.
French MtRINOS and Back ALPACAS.
BOMB ZINES aud Plaid MERlNOS-
Black CtAta Ii S and PA Io DE LANES.
Large stock Black aud Coored Wool and Me
KID Gloves, LACE SETS. and EMSROI-
DERIES PERhINS Il CO,
au l4-l5t No. TAI Eagle Square.
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Rev. J. II. Brent, Of the North Carolina
Conference, died at Newbern, N. o. on the i7th
inst. - - - -
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nJ. Pitfield George.
On " Btair T. Co.'S Bniiding,)
CORNER OF CARY AND 18th SIS, kICHMoND, VA.
Has in store and offers for sale low
LtCORlCt, of approved brands.
TONQ VA BEANS. of prime quality.
GUM ARABIC, of different grades.
OLIVE OIL, warre nted pure and sweet.
aus -lm
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JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY.
18th, BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH SITS,
CHURCH HILL.
The Fifth Annual Session of this School will
commence MONDAY, September 18th. 1860.
$50; one half payable LIST January, 1861, the re-
mainder LIST July, 1851,
c. w. PETHERBRIDGE,
au 2l-lmF Principal.
- CAL, MATHEMATICAL AND CONNER
SGhMAL SCHOOL, ON BROAD. BETWEEN alTH
nHp 2isI STREETS-BY WILLIS & WIN
mEE.-Ihe exercises of this School will be re-
tune on me 18th of September next and will CON
cd erms payable semi annually, in advance from
W. w WV. au SLIM
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IA Southern Savings Bank,

IA Southern Savings Bank,
OFFICE I73 MAIN STREET.
Certificates of Deposit and Checks issued by the
Treasurer, Z. b. PRICE.
DIRECTORS:
]. B. Watkins, Pres't. X. q. Howe,
p. L. Moore, Geo: Herring,
VIM. Ira Smith, j. +. kegnault,
J. II. +. Mayo, w. A. jenkins. sec J.
p. b. Price, Treasurer.