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, FIRST.CLASS MEDICINES.
Al Il ID + A. RAY 4 q

~ NJ Z d 3 A RI,
u Pharmaceutists and Vendors Of pure and
r.nabe MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PHAR-
MACEUTICAL PRODUCTS, Surgical ins,ra-
m-nts and Appliances Medicine Chests for plan
tations families and travellers; Ply soisns Saddle
pass; Londea E,ss.is Stooknss, fIasses aAd SUP.
Mirrors, Az, -spalisy psgfamey, Pomsass and
sscafss Minsrsi Wss.t., bottled e. tbs spfigssl
S,. sss: fss s'i;s,s;:s S'its'sf Nss:;
~ sssa y se'esI sheys rf.s. usse.
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MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL,
W ON BROAD SVk EET.

BETWEEN 10TH AND 1IrH
Mira PELLET will resume the duties of her
School 81 MONDAY, Der. I'd, and will lie aided n
ali its departments by an efficient corps OF teach
Parents who entrust their children to her care
assured that they will be thoroughly grounded
all the branches essential to Il finished education.
Terms maIe EnoWa on application al her resi-
GsQce, lO-2m
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RA No extra charges. VA
NJ. All letters 10 be directed TO
HUBERT p. LEFEBVRE,

University HIGH SCHOOL, RUGUE-
- NOT SPRINGS, FOWHATAN COUNTY,
WA SCHOOL Will be opened at this place on
the FIRST OF OCTOBER next, under the d.
recton of the UNDERSIGNED.
Though designed especial, as preparatory TO the
University of Virginia. 1t will, for this af
ford no fewer advantages 70 those intending to
enter other Universities, or any College.
Oae Of the Principals VIII teach MATH EMAT
les; the other, LANGUAGES. Assistant In
struc'oTs shall, in every case. be graduates of the
University of Virginia. CoiioQuial classes, how
ever. MODERN LANGUAG rs, viii receive
guaFes.
Charges for the session, $3.50, including every
thing.
Circulars may be obtained al the bookstores IN
Richmond, or by application 10 us through the
Richmond Post Office.
SIDNEY II. OWENS, JR., A. NJ,
Lately Professor of Greek IN Richmond College.
PHILIP b. STANARD, A. Nj,
Graduate OF. AMI formerly
iv S-dGcWSm Asst Prof. at V, NJ. inslitrts
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AJK. ID. TURNER'S SELECT
WI Ola &SIEAI ANIL ENGLISH SOHO

Mann street, bstlceen Sd and 4th streets.
The seventeenth Academic year of this School
Will commence on MONDAY, the LIST of October
next. Pupils Will be admitted who are prepared
10 commence the Ancient LANGUAGES, or enter
classes already formed.
FIR. T hN Err can be seen az his residence, on
Sd street. between Main and Franklin. sc dim"
IVA COR. BROAD AND MAYO SITS.
The next session Of this School will commence
on the LIST October 1860, and will terminate on the
Goth June, 1851.
Mr.. OSWALD HElNDRICH continues to teach
the Natural Sciences, Drawing, and Mathematics.
Mons. BUULANGE. French.
TERNs made known on application. sc Tim
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MEDICAL CARDIFF. PLUME offers hls ser-
l vices TO the public in the all secret
diseases, Twenty years practice in the above
branch gives DR.. r claim to public fayor.-0fIice
on Franklin street, near the Exchange Hotel, and
third house below Trinity Church. same side Al
ways on hand, supply Of the "CHEMICAI EX-
TRACT OF FLOWERS;" one of the very best
ones sen ito order. All eommv nioatlons by letter
Or others se promptly attsndes 20. Richmond. vs.
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MRS. DIR. MuNFORD,s sCHOOL-oN

wi FIFTH STREET.-The fifth session of this
School will commence on the LIST day of OCTOBER,
1880, and terminate on the S0th day Of June, 1861
Mrs MUNFoRD desires to express her grateful
thanks to her pupils, by whose industry and alice
ton her labors have ever been cheered and light
ened and to her patrons for their kind appreoIa
ton OF her efforts, wbich shali awa) s be devoted
10 me advancement Of those entrusted TO her ire
w Munford, VIM. rutherford, ]. N. Freesnd,
Il: Martin. X. Tucker; Washington Gill, X.
g. 8 Taine; James Apperson, Barton Haxall VIM.
n haAali, teo. L ay oe, and Joseph and w lillian
Gcrsnshaw. ksqS TRIMS:
For ali otbers m Er,gl.i . 70 w
Oh othois III English 80 tal
o,so.i I'll a., - ~ "
On which department the valuable services Of an
experienced teacher have again been seour.d !
sc li-6w ~
Mas, ,JpLTf. j.. Ic,irNros viii rs.,,c.
w Che dntlos 81 hff sSnElii nn Afnraa, si.E
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pUGER MARTIN will resume the duties q
IL his SCHOOL on MONDAY, Oct. LIST, Clay ST.

between 9th and 10th
Terms payable semi annually, in advance }
Primary Department 30 90
Usual English Branches 40 70
Enghsh with Latin .----....----- 5J.UU
English with La IN and Greek COLO
FRENCH is taught by Prof. Q. BoULANGE.
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FkN, 7. =. HEN YIN, y M I,HCEFdI,
au ls-2awtlst0c Fork Union Fluvanna.
SOUTHERN FEMALEINsrITUTE.

The Itch session Of this Institution will com
mepcc on the LIST 81 October next, and close the
last day OF july, 1881.
The Principal will be aided by eleven thorough
~ qnalihed instructors and every effort viii he
made Ia maintain the high reputation and select
character of the School.
The advantages cred in the departments of
MUSIC and the MODERN LANGUAGES are un-
'urpaSsed, while especlal attention is given to the
stud' OF HISTORY, ENGLISH LITERATURE,
RHETORIC and READING.
The Principal refers 20 the patrons Of the School;
Ia the Faculties OF the Virginia Military lustl
tute and # " illIam and Mary College 20 PTofs.
Bledsue Smith, Coleman, DAVIS and AIaupIn, of
tae University Of kIrgnia
For Further InllTmatipn, or for catalocue giving
course Of stHGf. terms, regulations and full hist of
patrons, To VIII CHI Httention invited. alto the
Principal D. LEE pow ELL,
R,ohn Va
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LIP rMauRAWCE. &c

ETihE tESUhAnSE.
Z MARINE INSURAH
incorporated 1884,
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSHR.
ANCE COMPANY.
once No. ISL Main Street, Richmond. "a
Capital and Surplus, S360,0O0.
THIS COMPANY has the advantage of tscenty- Ssssa
years experience IN the Insurance business, and
having enjoy ed the favor of the public during all
Of that period needs no special recommendation to
the citizens of Virginia.
II ELECTS Fire Insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts Of the world.
Its cash capital and surplus are as above, and its
affairs managed prudently. but literally, and its
rates are as low al those Of other good instita
tOn. DIRECTIONS:
W. L. Cowardn, J. Z. Wedsworth, Patrick Cullen
Joseph Allen, Vim. Beers. Geo. w Smith,
Horace l.. Kent, Thos. Samson, b. L. Winston,
VIM. Palmer, Chas. W Purcell, inc. N Gordon,
Alex. Il. Parker, Jos. p Winston, Aroh. Thomay
las. a. lnoes, H. 4. Claiborne,
Apply 10 the President or Secretary, In pereon or
by letter. ". l.. COW ARDiN, President
VIM. w fLI.IF, JR.. seofstaTg. leo-ts
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY
-.,-.,.'-.",--,'~" 4 SS;ss rSsI;,~ 49,.
I'D RIVER RA 4iHR iSS9SI
CHEAP AND ATTRACTIVE Ro,rp ro
POINT AND NORFOi X io0LD
FARE 81 DINNER ExTRA~tSo

y.pp PoiNT AND NORFOLK. i"OLD
On an ate MoSphY,' Ru sau sp *
trains will leave Richmond daily. "a, passsrs.,
days. AZ O'Clock A. ~, stopping onj. "opt sun.
pals at Far Oakg. MeadoU DispatcS upon ss
Iunstalfs, Indian Town. Coheke, Gh,,,. rrIqfnmit
homanooke, and arrive at West Point a M and
NJ. "6S
,o The FIST and eommodious steamer vv,-
Queen Court House Landing Mondeys nMlnk And
dass and Fridays. NJ s1s A. NJ, copns,c, /" eens.
the cara at West Point. and stopping o. VIII
only at Clifton. Water Fence. Sheph,,d'. nnynss
House, Moody's, CeI paboosek, Bgls,, Ware
town and Glouces:HT Point. and arrIve A. ~ tort~
a. 2 z. NJ. and Norfolk at 3 r 81. ~ va Pot,
Returning. the Steamer will leave No,r.l,
days: Thursdays, and Saturdays, at ia.a
Old Point at Is A. N landing only A. shos.' sEt
G. meeting at West Point with the car,at,ss ast
and arrive in Richmond at 5 Z. NJ D.,
No Boat landings mnde.
On and after Monday. 81 proximo. m. -
will leave West Point on MONDAYS Wedr.lfs a
ard q, Fp'days at % A. NJ. and arrive in RehmN,.,
Freight received Mondays, wedns,d,,.
FRIDAYS ut Richmond until sP NsrJ -, SOD
Point Tuesdays, Thursdays and sa.urdaystpsn,eS
Fare from King and Queen C. H., and ots,
on the MattapOni, 10 Norfolk .......,' pss.hh
From Richmond TO Norfolk ...... ''''''' ~
au It's III TEMPLE .. 10
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1nce oil the same.
VIM. r. MOORE,
M J LEONARD,
No 1J7 Broad street
FALL TRADE. 1860.

Isl IOOVs
ROB'T l.. DICKINSON, (successor to Bin
ford. DickInsoo Wetsiger.) No 70 Main street,
Richmond, Va thankful for the line raj patronage
bestowed on INN by his friends and the pubic gem
orally, invites their attention to his large ard ex
tensve stock of HATS, CAPS, FURS, &c, com
prIslng every sty lie manufactured for the season,
which will be sold al wholesale and retail to pune
tual customers on the most favorable terms. Mer-
chants of Virginia, North Carolina. and Telnes-
see, visiting the city, respectfully solicited to
call and examine for themselves before pGrchas-
chase for cash.
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SezsyS RICHMOND PUTTERIES, foot of
ga Main street, Rockets. and corner Cary
az and l2h streets Richmond; Va. KEESEE
~ PARR. PToprIetors.-The subscr beTs
respectfully inform the merchants of Virginia,
North Cacoiina and Tennessee that they are
manu- featuring the best quality ofSTONE WARE,
which they VIII sell at the very lowest prices, tc
a Liberal discount for cash.
a. All ware 50 d by US will be delivered in any
part of the city Tree of charge. ,,
DAVID PARR.
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~ SHOES AND TRUNKS Cwvp
AT LOW PRICES. EYNEN

6 HELLER & CO.. No, 1873 Broad street, are
now selling decidedly the cheapest Of the best
quality BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C., in the
State. viz:
Ladies' fine alters, with heels, at Sl.2s; La
Dies fine CongTess GaIters, with heels. at ) 30;
Ladies' fine quality Morocco Boots, with heels, al
sI25 GEN tLEMkNS WEAR.
Cents city made French Calf Boots at IS;
Gents city-mada French Calf Oxford Ties, SO
Gents CITY made French Cali Caters, 81. Gents
city made French Calf Patent Leather Caters,
81. PEGGED WORK.
The largest stock ard tue cheapest in the State:
Mems fine BrOgans, at - a pair; Women Hoe
ed Leather Boots, at rs cents a pair; Chldren's
Hesied Leather Boots. at 30 cents pair.
TRUNKS BONNET BOXES, &c,
Of the beat and largest manufacture, only sold at
low prices at e. HELLER 4 CO.'S.
ktI fsb
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E0R SALE
l. $4,000 VfHGINIA6's.
60 shares BANK OF VA. STOCK
100 shares BANK OF THE CoMMoNW'LTH
40 shares VA. FIRE AND MARINE STOCK,
20 sheLes RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
STOCK,
ss,eg q ar,sssr VA AND TERM, n, n,
sN~s wv '"''"ass eragath \ ea
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Al the Shed. Dock st.. in rear of old Gas WORKS.
.-.. -, NVIICE TO TIE g.bGlt !

S EVA As sSr 'N ;I,S RIA. 4 DAMS rs
the pubic that they have ARRANGED 70 Tag 6, EIg'
Express TWICE DAILY FROM NV LIZA
PHILADELPHIA and BALTlM0RE 10 ny q,
MOND, thereby aHaTdlng unusual Iaci lt'5,rt.
obtaining their freight and packages IN tAs sN'''
Expresses leave New York at lis and 8 'ei'TyA
Z. NJ. Expresses leave PhIlade ph'a ~ - IA
and IL ?. NJ. Expresses leave Baltimore :,
A. NJ. and 4 10 P. NJ, arriving IN Richmond . w
Expresses leave Richmond for New i2r.:. fa a.5
ade ph,s and Baltimore, snd a., points -''' 80
West, az 81 A. NJ and ~ + NJ. -, LAS he 81
L rtls ht and packages should IN ST. tAes' ina
our Office ONE HOUR before the dc sSTt"te'' 49,
EXPRESSES FOR TIE SOUTH Iesye R5'ga
moBd TWICE DAILY, at $50 a. NJ ana -. esa
The Adams Express Company ieel tAat . sr5 sat-
guarantee To the public clvilIty, aItento. ssrs
isfaction all their intercourse WIZ NV, "a
in Richmond, and nothing will te eH LINES nT,fs
their part To meet the wants oil theit E1pfsss
Freight and packages ardFnk " ~ nv dsIIssrsd
,mmsii stely, thereby giving 70 our cussonssss
advance Of twelve hours owe our Ai'a"s
Naw YORK. sEMi-WEEkLY. Frs,s s.s,S 80
ystsd %ms sNb ne9nr sA1 f1Rksars
A LES MoNEY. G BoNbs. LfGAL poffs,-
MENTs, 30. forwarded VITA safety s Eet1asdss
patch TO all parts of the United states 0''''N
NOTES. DRAFTS AND BILLS, WITH or Vas s,tt
out foods. collected 1T all aecessapy rsturns
throughout the United States anu Pr'h'P'
SLAVES forwarded by each of our Ehs.sS'
in charge ot careful and reliable V,nusas
TOBACCO and other samples carrlea D
All freights promptly called for and d7H'''
without extra charge; -,.... call At cur
IA For further information. please '"''
au7-ts W. II. TRE0o' say
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MONEY MATTERs-ExCHANGE.

NORTHERN EXCHA E-Un NOW OK ana Phla-
deipnIa !. 1}s prem.
Such OF the Stock Bank notes and of the Bank OF
the Valley, not taken by the Banks, are at 6
ii scount oi "a " cent.
Enc notes OF the Trans Aleghany Bank are IS ~
cent. discount. Bank of Kanawha no sale.
North and South Carolina Bank Notes u
cert. discount.
i ne notes OF the Bank of Weston and the Bank
of NJ anEssa Is per ct. dis.
GOLD sud SILVER Is per cent. prem.
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- NOTICE. 1924
g. 49, rrsfs5SsSSss1 TO PASS NGERSl OOO.

4xS StzEsazsgs TO PAsSEEGE IOoU'
NORTR.-NEW Ar.
RANGEM ET.-IMP0RTANT TO TRAyEls
CcHECks.H GREET N6RRTaERN RoUfE-Cn:
ryng the great United States Mail. Twice dai
Sunday night excepted between Richmnrd, heI
andria, W Washington, Baltimore, Phl!ade lphIs, Nv
York, and all important points West, VIA Aceal
Creek and Washington. over the Rlchmond FIed-
ericksburg & Potomac Railroad, 10 the P0tomS
river, IS miles, and By splendid and c0mloTtaGs
steamers thence TO W ashngton, miles, IN 81 rs
miles IN seven hours; being comfortable Aad PEI
fcctly safe rate of speed.
Hours OF departure: $50, A. NJ, and 7, 7. NJ
BAGGAGE, under charge of Ssecia Asenn
CHECKED THROUGH 10 " ashIus ton, Ba.uHore
rhiaGe iphla and New YORK.
THROUGH TJrSErs be secured 20 the iohoV
ing poirts-viz BaltiinUrs, Phlladsiphia, lncbf-
natl, ,oiumbu8 iudianapnIs, jairo, 1aytol, ,el'
farsonvIus. dock Is land, Laassviils. " asalHstol
New YORK, st. Louis. Chicago, PlttsbuTs, LOUIS
vile. Decatur, Newark and ttncsnnes -.
passengers breakfast aLd sup 1T Asniaud arg GIAs
on board the comfortable steamer between hcsas
creek and Washington.
Persons wlsnIGg TO obtain tickets ior ~,
udatS for WASHINGTON city and points IufIheI
North, must, IN all cases, be YUncheu lot y
some RESPONSE bic white citizen OF RICHMOND w
person, known to the officers of the toad' ~ +"
Tickets wtiI bs sold - app!tsd for bB ls'I'.
M For further information, spp.y Atihl' oa'S"
Broad street, ShOokoe Hi. .,-,,
JAS. 3. WINSTON, Gelr Ticket AsL
.rysF Rur M
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- BOUTS AND ,H0ES-GREAT a,

<9DkHLE, Broad street, between I'd and Sd,
keeps large stock OF Ladies Gentlemen 3 End
any body in Richmond to compete with him in his
line, as he manufactures 10 order and supe intends
himself Great bargains IN ladies' and Misses
Co lored CATERS, NJ OROCCO BO0TEES,
SLIPPERS and BUSKIrS. Gentemen's CITY
made Parent Leather CATERS, OXFORD L Ea
and SLIPPERS. will sell nv summer stock of
Goods at and below cost. Call soon, if you wish TO
get "A good bargain. fOc lily CHAS. BELLE.
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HATS. DO.

n NO. BALLARD HOUSE.-The sub
scnber informs his friends and customersn
I. that he has ,emcyed from ne 2,d stand,
posite the Exchange Hotel: where he Il prepared
to serve them tn the latest fashions Of HATS and
CAPS Thankful for past favors, he sohcits con-
''s Sc s"lm p' 'n' SANS JOHN THOMPSON
n SOUTHERN MANUFACTOkY-
u ESTABLISHED 1896 The su t,scrber respect,
fully invites the attention of the merchants OF
stock of his own and foreign MANUFACTURED
HATS. Purchasers will find 1t to their interest TO
call at his house previous to gong fu'tfer NoItn,
as he is leaving nothing undone. sparng no eX-
pense pains, to keep the Southern trade at the
Sogth. Goods sold In this house VIII he warrant
ed to compare favorabl- IN quality ana prices win
goods coming from any other market; Ihefe VII
be fund ali the Qualities of WOOL. and FUR
quality .or gentlemen. hlso: BnYSS' and CHIL,,
styles; LADIES HIDING HATS and LADIES'
FHRS; OF all tie varlous quantities
Purchasers will 4" well e ca! and example,.
sc 3-ts JOHN DOLBY. Rlchm nd, va.
ca JAPANESE HAT IApANEsE HAT.
~ JAPANESE OUNCE HAT! ! "a
IPft pP so the new ana
beautiful sly les of SOFT HATS at
al Ats No. l67 Main street.
~ Whi. Il. NOORE& CO.. 2C7 Broad street
of and p SfS G to Rbch hey
would respectfully call the attention of their Gus
toners. During the season their stock Will he Ike pt
full. b. the addition Of everything in their line
suitable to the season. DRESS HATS, OF the latest
fashions on hand and made to order in any desired
sty lie shape. Thankful for the patronage so lib
orally bestowed during the past easOn they solicit
and hope 10y strict attention to business, to merit
a continuance OF the same.
WIN. T. MOORE,
Nj. J LEONARD,
No 2T Broad
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GREAT REDUCTIUS IN tHE IN
= PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS.-kA
% From is to % per cent. saved by buy
Sc ipg from ]. 4. ANTHONY,
49, Columbian Hotel building
MGeskn Hats OF beat qusi3ty. So 80; d. second
quality, %: fashionable Six HATS, 81; Inc o1lI
zkIn sewed kOOtz, So Congress Jslt5- bUocst > IS
fac calf skin sewsd Shoes, -.
J. II. ANTHONY hgs made arrangements vits
one OF the hest makers in the city Of Ftlladefhia
to supply him with handsome and substantial calf
skin sewed BOOTS, which ne Will sei at the unGre-
sedented low price OF THREE DOLLARS AND
MALE 90 GS-d&wts
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AOx's LINE. REy6Hg
Re - 1922 BOATS to LYNCHBUR ~ Ihh1Fs
FINES A WEEA-Et ESpAI"

IT VI rs A " r z n Ia D"1 -
arG SATURDAYS.
Bosi TEMPEST, Capt. THos kNETT.
Boat MERCHANT. Capt. GEO. Z. LArNf'
Eo.t BRIS rot. Capt. CHks. :. JOHNSON
Eosi + J. IRBY, Cant Wa. F. CLKvgLASE
Bori FAME, Capt. YIN II. Parsons.
Bo.i OLIVIA, Capt J. ]. PETERS.
Vbere Boats are all OF the hrstclass, come ah4r.
BY sful and experienced Captains, ard ~ ~
promptly as advertised. The subscriber thshhH
for PSI. favors, begsa continuance OF the sans
49, WIN. p. COX, Agent,
Al the Shed, Dock st.. in rear of old Gas WORKS
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$1,000 VIRGINIA CENTRAL
sTsssss.sssEs7-. K A l. X 0 A D--The D A I

lass 3rssssas RAT LR6 D,-The DAT
TRAIN viii leave Richmond Daily, st $50 A: u?
Tor GORnQNSN1LLE, CHARLoTTES,vlLf.t
STANTON: LINCHBu RG, ALEXANDRA,
Southwest and daily except sundays for JACK
SON RIVER and intermediate Statlqns west Of
Charlottesville. STAG les for the SPRINGS COG
meet with the Tram At stanton, hlIilboro and
Jaokson's River: For gsrtiGularss inquire at the
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-- no TIE LADIES OF RICH

~9 To THE LADIES OF RICH.
assssS M0ND-l wish to cs,i ,Sn MS tts sg to
CAILDREN,S SHOES, embracing a great va
riety of styles. among which are the following:
Ladies' Heeed Kid and MOROCCO Slippers La.
Heeied Kid Congress Boots; Ladies' Heeled Cloth
Caters. several Qualities; Ladies' Heeied French
Boots. new style; Ladies' Morocco and Kid Boots,
without heels Ladies' Morocco and Kid busklns,
without heels; Misses Beced Morocco and Goat
Bo0tees Misses Heeed Congress and Sida-L LACED
Caters Misses II eeed Morocco and Kid Slip
pers; Misses Heeled FRENCH Boots new style;
Children's Heeled Kid and Morocco Slips and An
kle Ties Chliiren's Morocco and Goat Bootees,
without heels; Chtidren's Copper Iibt Bootees,
style; together with any other style or quality
that may be needed. A call is solicited, at the
fashionable emporium, No. 80 Main ST.
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ExPFDITiOUs, COMFoRT,Rir

EAEF Dt 4 iOtN. tONFeRT.RiE
Aasy AND MOST ECONOMICAL ROUTE 10 ~,
. - VIRGINIA SPRINGS; VIA THE RCH'
XbRGJNll4A : TSN ~ So RAILROADS, GNB
the traveller am room, attention and low fare,
For Greepbrief hite SULPHUR and the S.s.,
Springs. tickets t1eonsack's Depot. SIS 30: thepcs
by opposition lind of .tages to the Sweet Spr,pT,
By tie present fats Of Stase, fare. 50, and
TO the GreenbrIer White Sulphur, S25O beInI
$3.50 70 the Sweet and 50 30 TO the Green.
brier White Sui hur Springs. There are also or
position lines of stages running from Salem demo,
via the Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs, and IN,
of stages from the Montgomery White Sulphur
Springs. via the Mountain Lake and Salt SuphU,
Springs 10 the Greenbrier White Sulphur Spring,
For Corners Springs, purchase tickets 20 Bon
sacks pot, price $3.50.
For Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs, purchase
tickets to Salem Depot. price $40.
For Allegheny Servings, purchase tickets TO
ShawsvIle, price $500.
For MONTGOMERY White Sulphur Springs pur-
chase tickets 10 Big Tunnel, price So Is
For Yellow Sui phur Springs, purchase tickets %
Christ ansbuTg Depot, price -845.
For Old Red Sulphur Springs, purchase ticket,
TO Dublin Depot, price SO 20 +. Il Gill,
je l9-3m Ger'l Sup't Va. & Tenn R.
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TKAyELkKS 1874

Sss5 t;sEsTo THE S0RTH,IS6O.
RAJ w A Y.-Trains leave Calvert Station,
Baltimore, daily, Except Sunday AZ 30 A. NJ,
and at $50 P ~, for Niagara Falls fare only ten
lton, all parts of Western New York and Cansds
for Detroit, Chicago, Cincinnati, St. LouIs. and al
parts of the West, Northwest and Southwest.
Travellers can go To Detroit, Chicago Mllvsd
kIe, &c, via Niagara Falls at the same cost as BY
any other route
Road. VIA Harrisburg and Jersey City, with only
one chance of cars. Fare 50. Take the 8 80 4. "
train and 20 through bY daylight over hrst-csa
Roads and through n beautiful country. Try It,
"a Buy tickets only 10 Baltimore.
JAS. e. CLARKE, Sup't.
JoHS T. EI6NET, Assistant Sup't. je l3-iy
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
The Committee have ased rs TEACH Frs
for the ensuing session of this School, Messrs u.
l.. G. SALTER, q. j. FOX and Q. W HtRRY,
Jr., al competent senttemen. The Sch"ol Will
opan on the first MONDAY IN October, aud con
t.uGe Tor FIVE months. Tuition free to all members
oil the Institute no have paid their annual dues
up To the LIST of July. 1861. Members and junior
members can procure eertihc ltes by calling at the
II ali OF the Institute, on 9th street.
WIN. MACFAkLANE.
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Mas. JUIy1 l.. IcsicSroy vii, , $780,
w Che dutlas Ef hsf sSnE,ii "a NnrSa, si.e
Esptsmbsf, 90 her h.ass ~ sa s,fsst, hstw.s,i,
gfshsHf saa 4FSss, &c s-1rl
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JEFFERSON MALE. AGA
u 18TH, BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH SITS,
CHURCH HILL.
The Fifth Annual Session of this School will
commence MONDAY, september l7th 1860.
TERMS, per session OF ten mOnths-SS9, $40 and
$50; one half payable LIST January, 1861, the re-
malnder lst July, 1851. ~
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FTNNEY MILLS. Amelia. Va. " 22-tDathS.
pAVeN>WOOD HIGH StIfUOL.-1 no

IL subscriber Will open, on the LIST OF October
next, d Boarding and Day School for Boys, at his
residence. about one mlie vast of the city.
Terms:
Board ncluding ever, thing. 100 W
Of Paris ..l,.... 1900 300
10 ST. II J. Oh RISIIAN,
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s. SQUIRt'S srLEGT CLAssIIAl
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FENHE. TENTH SESSION uE Miss AaZL-
L WELLS SCHOOL will commence the first
day of October next, and close the first day of
| July, 1861.
The best Assistant Teachers in each depart
For hIs her English Branches : ~
| For Primary - Observation-Disclosures. 30
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