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AnourIa. Argument.

The Huntsville Ala Advocate warm Douglas paper,
thus quotes Scripture and Paradise Lost upon the Breck
inridge folks;
The First Secession occurred in Heaven. Satan dis
satisfied with being the third in rank there seduced OK
rnlRD OF the angelic host from their allegiance The
rworHiEns renamed firm 70 the Most High, adhered to
the true standard and rallied 70 bis support The eeles
tia battle was fought decide who should rule Satan
and oSE-rHIRD, the Most High and Two-rHIKDs. Nil
TON tells Us the Great Seceder
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To CORRESPONDENTS.
Listers bssssSs ussfbs addrsosd % Aaior q ~
VAC. -,
Iris ssrsa o. bo stds of paper Oh 40 % pu6ieA
Ell Tts ruls q long saatag, OuQAf % hoson % a.
sd 81 departed 0 0oiisdry a0ics epcss
laO sqAf Has Grs cAargsd Jor as ddpertlscaonts.
~ Vsoaa10f uadsrLts b rosa rssed c0ullustedlloAs
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AN OBJECTIONABLE PLANK IN THE PLArFoRM.

Myers W. Fisher Of Northampton addressed the Con-
venton in opposition to the resolution Of the Seceders
in favor Of constructing railroad to the Pacific He
denounced the scheme unconstitutional contrary to
the resolutions Of 9S and 49, demorazng and destruc
tive, and Of boundless corruption and profit
gacy and concluded by offering resolution declaring
that the Democracy Of Virginia steadastly refuse to
approve the cooperation Of the government in the con-
struc ion of such work.
Ex-Governor Smith, of Fauquier moved to lay the
resolution the table, and the Convention voted by
a decisive majority.
Mr.. Fisher subsequently, asked that the resolution
might be referred the Commi tee Resolutions
The Convention refused to permit whereupon Mr.. +.
exclaimed that Douglas entitled to the vote Of Vr
ginia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-18

IfEe opposed and, Win Ambitious aln
Axslnst the throne and monarchy of Col,
Rsised lmplous var in heay' n, AMI battle proud,
igiih vain attempt Him The almighty power
Hurled heailong flaming fiom he ethereal ssy,
with hldeols ruin and combustion. d0su
a.. h.sf.rrfsan rtarH'ffnn
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AMSA very nice lot Of country cured Hams. for sale By
III auis JOHNSTON WHITING.
V,ODD,s EXTRA FAMILY HAMS, for sale By
Il auIs JOHNSTON waITIN}.
TAv COFFEE, OF superior quality for sale by
d auls JOHNSTON WHIT No.
4 ONDON PORTEN .-GuInness' London Porter. very
4 superior article for SAFE by JOHNSTON WHITING,
Aul9 Corner OF 4th and Broad kts
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Mr. Brown, Of Kanawha moved the appointment Of
committee 10 consist Of from each Congressional
district to prepare series Of resolutions expressive Of
the sentiments of the Convention.
ExGov. Smith moved that the delegates to Charleston
and Baltimore be requested to prepare in the form Of
campaign document an account Of their action in the
National Convention, and explain their reasons for with
drawing
Both these resolutions we're adopted.
RES GSATIos OF All HLECToR.
A letter was read from Hon John s. Caskie resgaiog
his position as Elector for the Richmond District
CUTTING
Mr. Mason, Of king George, offered resolution pro-
yidng that all resolutions presented to the body shall be
referred to the Committee on Resolutions without de-
bate.
Mr. o. J. Wise thought such resolution would have
the effect of claiming and coggng debate, and he was
therefore urgently opposed to it.
The resolution was adopted.
AN ADDRESS.
On motion Of Mr. Nat Tyler, acommittee of one from
each electoral district ordered to be appointed for the
purpose of preparing and publishing an address to the
people of the State.
MOVE FOR FUSION.
Ex-Governor Smith offered the following resolution:
Resolved, That committee Of five be appointed by
the chair to communicate with the taunton Convention
with view to a settlement Of the divisions In the DEM
cratic party Of Virginia.
A lengthy and animated debate ia sketch of which
we will give hereaf err followed The leading object Of
gentlemen who favored the resolution seemed to be to
throw upon the Douglas convention the responsibility Of
rejecting eoncialory oVeFtures This Il seemed 10 DO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-18

FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN BELL,
OF TENNESSEE
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
EDWARD EVERETT,
or MAssACHUsErrs
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OPfICE OF IHs CITY ENGINEE8,
AUGUST nth, 1859. (
DROPOSALS will received at this Office until l2 o'clock,
NJ on Thursday next the SD Instant building the follow
log culyeris;
Granite Culve commencing the present culve at Main
Streets and extending Main street TO Monroe
street up the North line Of Broad
Cuvert, rneng the intersection OF Marshall
nd thence out 4h street and connect
ing with present calvert at 4h and Leigh Streets
Rick Cuyelt 9Th street, commencing at point about
1875 North Of Leigh street. and extending thence out Sixth
street the stack In the gully.
Brick Culysrt 10th street. extending from the cu
point about 80 feet soah Of Dapk street
Plans specifications OF the above work be and
blank prJp obtained application ths once.
BY order Of the Comml soners Of Streets generally
Auls-td W. GILL City Engineer.
NOTICE. hereby orewan all from the accept
assignment OF the folio sing bones Of the James
KanaWha Company. which issued to for the
hands the 1852 One for me hire Of henry
$40 other the hire OF Joshua at $50 81 and lost
by me in the city Rehmondn the month OF February last
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-28
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Dec 27-In the SENATE to day, the ter
ritora order Of the day. being the bill admitting Arizona
was taken up aud amended
Mr. Brown moved 20 TO amend as TO protect slavery.
Mr. Dooltle made q speech against the amendment,
in which he dnied that the Dred Scott decision carried
slavery into the Territories He said there could b. no
peace was intended TO change The Constitution into
a pro-slavery instrument
Mr. Bsri ,mia followed in reply. ln reference to the
secession Of South Carolina he said the question Of her
independence would before the Senate in tangible
shape on Monday.
Mr. B-own said if slaves could not be recognized as
property the slave States would all go GU OF the Unon
There would be no peace il they remained in.
Mr. Green said he awaiting opportunity TO in
troduce bill for the admission OF Pixies Peak into the
Uuivn.
Adjourned to Monday.
HorsE-Nr Stephens of Washington Territory, pro
nounced "A caumniouS the charge that portion OF the
distracted bonds had been contributed TO the Brcckin-
ridge central committee, Was published in Boston
paper.
Nc BocOck, owing to business engagements, was ex-
cused from service the Investigating Committee On
the recent frauds.
TIE rest of the proceedings of no interest Ad-
journed to Monday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-28
PpOv WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON Dee 27.-The House Select Committee
on the crisis have rejected Mr. Rusts proposition for
the extension OF the Missouri compromise TO the Pacific,
all the Republicans and Me- Davis Of Nd, voted in the
negative. Other schemes pending.
Col Myers, Capt DunOuyant, o, South Carolina, and
Mjor Wayne Of Georgia, Lave resigned from the
Army.
The postmasters Of South Carolina continually re-
signing, saving that they are out Of the Union.
The address proposing a Convention Of the Border
Slave States BtlumOTe meets With general approval
The representatives thereir0m have numerous signs-
turas
Toe Senate Committee meets again tomorrow.
NJ CIitendeu is mole hopeful Of some good result
sECoND DISPATCH
WASHINGTON, Dec 27.-The Telegraph lines are said to
BE- imperative South aud news is expected tonight.
The administration having received dispatch in rvlA
ton o N jlr Aud r}On's movement, the Cabinet has
been ia So sion today AMI tonight
Circultr8 f4r q ca cu4 Of members Of the follow
Jog States was issued to-day the be held TO-
morrow night TO cO"sult national affairs Kentucky,
Tennessee, North Carolina, Yug ma, Maryland, Della
ware Arkansas, Missouri, New jersey Pennsylvania,
Ohio Indiana Illinois aud Iowa. The members express
their ability ok upon plan for restoring the secession
Of ID, cotton States, aud 10 restore harmony.
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Il. x. x.
RADwAY's REGULATING PILLS.

ne TrIuplieC Tgstills Medication Cstosl Qaiaiae
tfa5 ti,i- Kindred GiHsr,ii P0isJaI
-nt-i1 sics zniCtrn WIN Cun
Fever Al ant Fever Typhoid F-ve Scarlet and other
frycrs Naturalization o. Quiunc, Caoe Aise, Hue
a. &C "a vholssae dor day Ia the sslson eolot
cripple he tys through street, vany
CRYING ous Or health Astii p hsftt
Let phS IA add Others bear Ia mind that In All cases either
9th deagcs, vhefe custom has sanctioned the pre-
scpuon Of Uuninc Calonrl Blue Pill that RADWAla RIG
ULArNG PILLS win 90 the paer az the benefits In
nuch less lime poknns Apecttd achieve vithoui
-ntaas te-r6. % The liver, heart and general
Ninetna 90 the diseases that act caused BY
oyer-i sing with Qinlne Arsenic. Calomtl &C
gAnWtYs REgrLtrSa f operate In from three 70 six hours
Ia, rot the ,ysm do nos waken lido not rrtate The
bousls-a-r gum, AID therefore pleasant take
positively constipation. liver complaint indigestion, dtAr
Nhcn nothing viii h The
npalnts O. pals Will procure healthy dscnArg=
Guaranteed % be freed from nrrcuy nine iodine, anmOny
drastic aud dangerous drug The safest apereu la the
gorI Tor ladies' and cliirra.
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TZxI@R-A-1GS-
EXCITING NEWS FROM CHARL STONE
BURNING AND EVACUlTlOS OF FORT MOULTRIE ,
CHARLESTON MILITARY UNDER ARNSl
COLLISION ANTICIPATEDI!!
gas CYL WAR BLGUEi

WASHINGTON, Dec 7.-Dispatches have been received
here from Charleston communicating the intelligence that
Fort Moultrie was burnt last night the guns spiked and
the troops conveyed 20 Fort Sumter.
WAsHixGrON, Dec. 27.-In the South Carolina Con-
veniion this morning Mr. Deervillo attempted 70 intro
duce a resolution authorizing the Governor 10 take iu
MEDIATE possession Of Fort MOultrie.
reliable dispatch 70 the Baltimore Amerieda, from
Charleston this morning. says the troops at Fort Mousre
abandoned the fort after spkng the guns, and took
possession Of Fort Sumter which commands the harbor
The war has begun
The despatch Of the Associated Press confirms this
STATE ment and adds that the Fort fire. and that
only four men remained All the troops we're in Fort
Sumter. Intense excitement prevails 10 Oharleston-
The Convention are in secret session.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 81 Nsor Anderson says that he
evacuated Fort MOultre in order to sAy the discussion
concerning that post and at the time to strengthen
his own position.
Capt Foster with small force remains at Fort Aoul-
tre.
Several Of the military companies Of the city have
been ordered cut, aud collision is not improbable.
CHARLKsroS, Dec. 27.-The companies under arms
here we're ordered out protect the magazines arse
nails &c Il Is reported that military from the interior
are ca route for Charleston.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-28

DISEASES AuoSG INK LABORISG CLASSES OF PHrLADgi-
FuA-Within the LAST six weeks, says the Phil lde.phia
Press less than 10 uOo and perhaps 90 u1u persons
ia this city have Unexpectedly been discharged from Sit
uatons where they enjoyed the privilege OF earning their
bread BY the OF their brOws. Directly and indi
reety probably not less than $1,000 persons dPtuted
uDon these exerOns Of the operatives Tor Subsistence.
Tue small savings which those WhO have lost their so
utOns had boarded up will D. spent, ana AZ the
season grows more and incement and their ncces
sites increase day by day their sclnty resources will "a
pidly diminish. Il the preseut uncertainties are not
soon di. PEELED many Of lose who nos busily al
work will not retain their situations aud the number OF
those who will be unable support themselves all
pidy iocrease. We arr, therefore drifting into posi-
ton which demands the thoughtful attention Of all who
are Interested In the welfare Of our city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-28

SUPERIOR ENGLISH mUSTARD.-In tin Sl
- bottles and boxes for sale by
dell DOW co Druggists
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-28

THEArRK.-We invite the attention Of our PlaygOers
tothe very attractive bin offered at The Theatre, tonight
on the occasion Of Mrs. Walkers benefit The PLAYS an
n,unced are The Stranger and "Lady Of Lyons" Mrs.
Waller 10 the character Of Mrs.. Halsr, viii display that
subdued but impressive dramatic power in which she a
pears TO great advantage The Stronger could not have
more He-Eke representative than Mr.. Waller. As hgb-
w. however as We allow ourselves refer 10 the render
log Of these characters tonight or We speak BY The
card) yet there Is If possible, st more satisfactory
treat for those Who attend in the Performance Of the ev
er-popuar play Of the LADY Of Lyous We have seen
it rendered many time BY artistss Of note, bat only
upon one occasion and then when Mr. and Ms. Waller
sustained the leading paris did the players seem TO Lose
their identity and appear before US a. the ambitious
Clal,is and naughty PasiiRs
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RECEDEN TED sue.

4 - u " = II = y H - Il " n H - SUI
49, CESS-The excementi 10 behAfof Bater's CskebrG
tel Ffet Bs continues Increase throughout Virginia and
The soau add the demand for has become great that the
Proprietor fnds difficulty In supplying As for Ague and
these without rival and have yet 10 learn
OF the % Instance where they have failed 10 check that nauseAt
ing oau disease, when taken log 70 directions Ior
Dyspepsia Cholera Morbus summer Complaint Torpldiy OF the
Liver, stomach and Indigestion, these Bers Without
rival Tor Nervous Headache they have been known TO
tho violent amer the best Phsielans had them
up hopeless No family where there young cdreH should
be without them In the Spring and fs months as they Improve
he appetite aud strengthen he system. Being entirely fce from
an poisonous mineral substances they betaken by both
under al circumstances n you need peasant
aud effective medicine, them AndIudge for yourselves Of their
VIRTUES
TO be had Of al The prominent Druggists city Richmond
and elsewhere In virginia and North CaralnS Also by @. W.
Jones c. Memphis Team y w. Smith. Rrandon, Miss syme
Provan Nrs Orleans h. Miller, Covnson, Ky O. stott,
Washngtoa ely, D. O.; Candy, Gpn Co, Baltimore; r. A.
Rahnssook Co. Philadelphia, and Barnes Park y Orders
alei By addressing X BAKER, Proprietor.
oe5 Richmond, Va
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A DEYoNsrRATIoN AT NEw oRLEANs.

An immense mass meeting vas held on Monday night
in New Oseans % ratify ths nomnslio Of he South
ern rights candidates for the convection l. vas it Is
said the largest congregation Of every party as
bled 10 that city Cornelius Fellows president AID
speeches were made BY Chas Conrad Charles Gtyare
aud Others, advocating immediate secession, amid un-
bounded eathu,tsn The southern M,rseilias sung
as the banner Of toe Southern Coaiejcrcy raised
amid reiterated and prolonged cheers for South Carolina
and Louisiana
Hon Pierre Souls is ont With letter, in which he
nounces him ell AZ opposed 20 submission abolition
ruiz bot advocates Soathern cooperation.
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SWEAR 'EN-whcn the Federal Constitution IS amend
ed or a new Constitution tor southern Couiederaoy'
/, adopted, clause s0Oul be inserted requiring every
male native citizen 10 take ssisHg odlt upon the Holy
Eisls % support the same.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-28

ARREsrEp.-Oseu Riley former resident Of this city,
has been arrested and held bail ia Petersburg the
charge Of cutting down secession pole" in that place.
a lea days ago
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FuREs-Oa Wednesday night, the residence Of Mr.
Danforth Oa Clay street, damaged BY Gre, orgina
ting from accident Yesterday morning. about o'clock
fame building situated on Duva street, opposite the
PRESBYTERIAN Chapel and occupied BY VIM. Mantel
grocery and dwelling vas with the contents, entirely
destroyed bg Are A portion Of keg Of powder eX
ploded while he building burning and scattered the
tmbers in all direct The report vas heard az con
siderable distance The prompt arrival Of the hremen
with the steam engine, prevented the spread Of the
fumes We learn that Mr.. Mantel and his family were
absent from home after Ting German ball, when the
6fe broke out The store was, doubt broken open,
and numbered and then fred
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EXCITEMENT The community all agog with eG-
element yesterday upon the receipt Of the intelligence
from South Carolina. The bulletin boards OF the
newspaper Offices we're surrounded by crowds and az
the street corners groups OF citizens discussed the news
and its probable results TIE heart Of every true par
OF vas touched With sadness elt beOre, while
reading the teegrms-all discoursgiug any hope OF a
peaceful settlement Of the national troubles.
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MARKETI

YoRE Dec 2s.-Cotlon frm and active Uplanls il1i
Flour snI unchanged Whg,t hglrr C,rn STEAD,
white southern wbstey l9stgi unchst ged Socks
rEsicr. Nes Yosk ceatras > e; alsiours Csa
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PosirioN or How JEFF. Dtyts-As much interest IS
manifested, regarding the potion Of the Hon Jefferson
Davis Of Mss upon the question OF secession. may
remlrk tha the Vcksburg sun states that dispatches
have reached there from the whole Mis-5ppi deiega
ton including Senator's Davis aud BroEn, advising iu
iu,diie sece-si0l-hOse from the Latter represents
having created most profound sensation ia political
circles. Tn both concur according 90 the statement
Of he sun believing that There l. no sliety ior the
South long she remains IN the Union, aud she best
course Tor her 70 pursue is 10 declare her immediate
partition from the North without further delay.
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RApwAY,s REyovATING RESOLvENr.

For ucerous c,up.ve disease, RApwAYs RESoyArNG
Sr thing needfal Il rcyouontes the condition Of
he blood exp Hing every e~ment that tends TO decomposition
pudy AID sguales thu crcul ton II restores the I'm
pair constitution radically eyes and all ealing
a face person Il kss the scroiuous
every sphlidc tant IRON the DIS ased system
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-28

NoHxArED-vr r Bnrks Of Liberty, has been
nominated to represent Bedford county in the General
Assembly vice DE-. BrOsn resigned.
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THE MINrTE MEnIcINE.

InsAntAneous given by RADwAYs RKABT REIIEE In al
OF palm nisrn.l external Il stops In moment the
mtddenng % rhsumatsm, neuralgia, tp0haehe burn
srat ana bruises, wh-n applied outWard Torture that
continued uld death, Is arrested hy single doe Of H.
mlutes Il suspsnds disease giving time for the action Of
the other rres Al complaints caused BY unhealthy air
prevented BY rs oceaonA when the system
convued it produces rapid Teanton Immediately
relieving convuons, Mysteries &C. FOR the debitaed
the pos bic tchc Infinitely better N alcohol IN
anv Have hand sEays for be required
moment and no drug viii SUPPLY It's place.
RadWay's Remedies arc sold by Druggists everywhere
ID A A !.
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BY THOMAS W REEsEE, AUcT,
t0fiice Corner OF l2th and Cary Streets
BY DAVIS. DEuPREEA CO., Arcrs
DY WRITE or LHCHEE fihe Circuit
BY DICKINSON, HILL a CO., Ayers.

By DICKINSON HILL 4 CO., AUcTs
IN VALUABLE EGRO; sATAUCrIOv-ou
w LIST ofJAnusrV, lsG will SELL st Auction Room, 10
valuable negroes belong old for fault
de2-tds DICKINSON, II Lii co., Alc.s.
(t0mmISSIONER,S SALE.-I will sell wEDNEs-
~ DAY. the I'd OF January SGl at the Auction House u Dick
inson, Bin & O., NEGRO MAN named Warner.
Sale betsetn the hours Of 10 and ~ o'clock.
THos T. EuCK0Ts, comz'r
HIM A "a n--hInf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-28

TaE GLoRioUs PALNxrrO.-We we're informed, yesier-
day, that Jesse Roach ESQ, who is well known to the
politicians about Richmond and Ashland a Democrat
Of the "saitest sect roughly handled dOsn in the
qaot and pacific STATE Of South Carolina short time
since He happened % incur the dspleasure OF certain
no spurs and treated By them to bran new suit
consisting Of tar and feathers II thew had given Jesse
fair play aud had come at him single-hAnded guess
he would have shown p Of the ehiyary that he pos
sesscd soula "muaclen
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STAUNTON
RY IMN GoyEnNOH OF yInGINIA.
FOR RENT.

IHE upper part ofhouse iG9 Main rent pes
session Civ Immediately. The house large and convent
TO business Gas ard water the premises Apply at the
the store. WIN. g. TUPNAN, Agent
dec5 100 Main street.
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GHEBsFF,s ArCfION SALE or ONE UNDT.

SHtBatFpS AICtIOF SALE OF OkE UNnE-
- VlDtD HbTi OF FOUR L0Ts OF LAND, 60 TANNING
TWO AosEs kACB IN TIE TOWN OF 5lDNtY By virtue Of
decree OF the Circuit Court Of the city Richmond
yled r. H. tarke Vs. tdsin R,Inson, and w. Tompins
ue zane pronounced on the h day Of December, $780, shall
proceed TO sell ar pablo aneon the premises uRs
pay he Sd January 1887 lair not the fair day there
aer) commencing NJ Oel,ek the real estate In the PRO
eeedngs menored The tere,t fdsn Robinson in four
lots Of Lam containing two ach levied by virtue Of
iAehtntnts IN these Designated In psn
BY John ooaty for John Harve by the numbers ST. @ 80
~ uGted In that part OF the county Of Htnco eaed Sidney
AID bounded by HAyie Rob ASH see
saue los which conveyed bv tutaee Robinson
dlazeorook Burton George Viii -ld Mafcslus sarke
and the said Edwin bnson by dee daei 9Th
ls-be Interest u the said Edwin Robinson htren being
undivided 6fth part thereof
TEHMs nneou'ih cash and the balance and ~ months
for negotiable notts with htret added be
nni The whole purchase money paid ard d
by the Court. JOHN A. huTChENN,
Sh rfn OF Henrlco Co.
JAS NJ. TAYLOR a E0N, AuCtrs.
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L1RFSH BUrTER.
Strictly prime fresh Orange county Butter, for Is cents
Prime Sh n Butter for rs cents
q cd cooA 9 Butier, from IS 10 90 cents
Receiving Frcsh twice a week.
2.aAOlbs. Mountain Buf kWheat
Dried Peaches and Apples
White Homlny Beans
Black Eye peAS. Por sale wholesale and retail by
J. p. R0BERrs0N,
de6-im Cor. Governor and FrAnklln sis
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npuoArroM.
OLD nBOMINlON lNSTI

Mis-. PHILIP MAYO viii reopen her SCHOOL, at
1 Sycamore Church. 11th street. between
IhA the first Monday In October shs will receive few snail
boys. Terms 900 per session of9 months ills
OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE,
EtHE session Of THIS School for Young Ladies' located At The
the bth Franklin Streets Richmond Va win
begin the LIST day Of October $780, and close the Of
June next ensuing
BOARD or INSTRUCTION
shumate, Mental and Moral Science and Ancient Lam
guages.
r. a. Gison Nsius Al Science and Mathematics
Rev. James A. Duncan, Biblical Literature.
Mons Edouard HoudaJer French
Carlos Mera Spanish and Italian.
Albert De RoedgrT, German.
Miss kvA NJ Jones' intermediate Englsh
Miss Maggie d. Brander Primary Engllsh.
Horace Chase, Piano and Organ.
Heinrich Schneider Harp.
o. A. Ericsson, Guitar.
Oswald Heinrich Painting and Drawing
J. W. Reeve, PenmAnshp.
Application 70 eater pup and ali muneaOnS ming
the School should be made 70
JE sHUMATP, Phn,
Richmond Va.
The for the sesson Of 1900 a. be fuFishsi
10 those uho apply AZ Indicated d2i n