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N0NSTABLE'3 sALE.-.By virtue of an
~ execution, TO me directed, will sell, on SAT-
a. NJ, ut the junction Of Ann-street and the Miami
lanai, the following goods and chattels, to.wit: !:
tlrea taken under the water.eratt law ut the su Of
j a Il. scawa ct Al. 10. DuRHELI, Constable.
DEcEMBER II, 1897 de ~
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Robert Chambers.

Among the passen ger. who arrived at Bos-
ton Ia the Europa, was Mr.. ROBERT CHAN
sYRe, the well known Scottish pL bisher and
author. His bro Their and co-iaborer An a great
deaf Of his literary business, MIR. WIN. CHAM
BERs, visited the United States u few years
ago, aud left behind him many agreeable re-
collections. No men living have doae more
for the diffusion of useful Information in
Great Britain than the brothers CHAMBkRs.-
All Of their many publications are of prac-
teal aud useful character. Their "Informa-
fon for the People" attained an immense cir
caiation. chambers Journal OF Popular
Literature and Art" is said TO have been the
original type OF those weeklies on which
"Horsehoid Words" and others have been
modelled RoRxRT, the elder brother. who is
now IN our conrtry, is the author of that adj.
Inirabie work, tho "Oyclopadla of English
Literature" OF a Life Of Walter Scott Of a
Biographical Dictionary Of Emineut scotch
men," aud Of numerous tales, essays and
other writings.
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MIR. Summers' Address,

We have received copy Of the First An.
niversary Address before the Old dominion
Society Of the City Of New York, by the Hon
HBo. w. SUMMERS, OF Virginia delivered al
Cooper institute in the ely of New York, on
the i4th Of May, 1860" We are sorry to see
that The address. though in clear type and on
good paper, is deiaced by numerou. typo
gra phical biun6ers, owing TO the fact that the
20 d Dominion Society" having prin ted the
address in the city of New York instead Of the
"Old Dominion" the author had no opportu-
nifty to correct the proof sheets.
The address itself is in the highest degree
crsdltabls to the distinguished speaker, who,
in our humble judgment, has few equals as an
orator in the United States. 1t bears evidence,
In every page, of the research, scholarship and
refined taste of the eminent man by whom it
was written. and who, amid the exacting de-
mands OF the legal profession and the rough
turmoil of political lfe has not lost the classic
polish of the schools, nor the elevation Of tone
anu comprehensiyeness Of patriotism, not as
common now among or public men as in all
earlier and brighter era OF Virginia states
manship.
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Mr.. Train.

This gentleman, who has recently intro
duced street railroads in England, and who
made such capital speech at the banquet in
honor OF their establish meat in Birlenhead,
has. during The las. five years, been travelling
all over the world, and wherever he is heard
from he is making speech. lie once deliy-
cred an oration NJ d Fourth OF July cet.b-a-
ton In Australia. His subject was "Youny
America" whom, il is .ad, he described. in
figures curiously mixed mp, az a piigiim,s
steed moving with the sgiftness OF lightning.
and snoring proud defiance a. the precpiee
that would have ruined him as aoother edi-
ton of Old f. gland in u binding peculiar to
the New World; ~ the young JOHN Bull In
his shirt sleeves; as tie junior par tners VINO
manages the Weslern braaca OF the old con-
csrn and. nnsiiy, as linked to Old England
~ the 6amese twins are bound TO each other,
spssk. az the same language aud influenced by
w same stl.~ .ly..s.
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The Pioneer OF Religious Freedom.

L ne fIoHseF OF RELIGIOUS EfeeGom.
Probably there never was monnmenl
erected in the United States, which was Il bet
lsr merited honor than that hich the people
Of khodS Island are about to erect 10 RoasR
wLIJS who was driven by the persecution
of ~ 6iitans Of New England 10 that State
for having preached federation to the Baptists
He deserves tie distinction of having been the
pioneer of religion. federation in that part OF
the world. md he enjoys the merit which can
not be accorded 10 them, Of not carrying with
him the system Of persecution from which he
had suffered.
1t il dificuit in the present snligh tsned and
liberal era TO realize that there ever was Pc
riod in this comparatively young country
when religious Intolerance WAS not only
practised, but considered a great virtue. A
President of Harvard Mass College declared
in 1919 that he looked upon liberation as the
fret born OF all nominations" The preachers
OF that region denounced toierasiUn as a sin
in rulers that would bring down the Judgment
of Heaven on the land. Judge STORY says
that they chung in those days 10 a union Of
Church and State as the ark of their safety
One OF their leaders, who had himself been a
magistrate, declared that he that will not whip
and lash, persecut e and punish men that tier
IN matters Of religion, must not sit on the
bench, nor sustain any office in the Common
wealth. They banished their Governor
VANl. because he would not identity himself
with their prosecutions, and punished others
who differed from them " ith exile in the first
place To be followed by death if they returned
Yet such was the spirit of the age only two
hundred years ago, and such its prevalence
among those who professed 10 have come to
this country 10 exercise the right OF conscien, g.
All honor to the brave and noble man who
signalized himself, and illustrated the true
spirit of Christianity by paving the way for
that universal ;oieraLion which has every
where in the United States taken the tee th
from The mouth OF bigotry, and enabled the
lamb to lie down In peace with the lion.
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Evils Of a Dense Population.

We are pleased to sea that intelligent Phils-
delphia journal, the Ertnins Bstieiin, opening
ils eyes 70 q tact which conflicts with the gen.
orally received ideas in our 60 ahead country,
that immense city populations are desirable
for the happiness and Prosperity Of people
The Rvlsst,s refers to the statement of the
Registrar General that in spite of the enor-
rnous wealth Of London, one in SIX OF those
who die there meet their tate either in q work.
house. q hospital, an asylum, or prison.
One in eleven die in a work house. Such il
the excessive competition Of trade III L)ndon
that bankruptcies are continual, aad in tho
large establishments, where hundreds of as
sistsnts are employed. the great majority OF
them are broker down tradesmen. Iae Eng
lish period icais abound with pathetic stories
Of The bitter struggles for subsistence among
the people aud the same state OF things exists
All oxsr The European sentiment The Bai.e-
ID. comedies that though we are having
VARY Jolly time Of IL comparatively in the
urnitsd States at pressn at the present rate of
tncrsa.s. Young America, fifty years hence,
viii feel something tightening around him
that he will not like, and begin to find his re-
semblnncs 10 the toiling millions of Europe"
becoming painfully striking. At present, with
our fertile prairie lands and vast amount of
elbow room, we are as well behaved as the
nlSs in an immense Western corn field, who,
having plenty of room aud more than enough
TO eat cond uct themselves In the most gentle
manly and generous manner, not jostlinE and
showing, grumbiing, squealing and fighting,
like other pigs, out eating and fattening in the
most courteous and dignified manner; but
when the pasture becomes thinned out, and
the last gap is filled, We shall probably find
that whether aapig is a pig depends upon cir
cumstauces. IL other words, the Bsliefis con-
tends that when the extreme limits of the fer
tile prairies of the United Slaies are settled,
all the evils of European pauperism will be-
gin TO show themselve to us, unless some sys-
TEN OF precau no can be initiated.
We are well aware Of The wonderful ingenUi-
ty and fertile resources oi Brother JONATHAN,
but such system OF precauiion, We are in
dpce,l 70 thiLk, IL beyond eveh his powers OF
Invention. The wisdom OF the ola world has
failed 10 fiud rsnedy, and we can only con-
sole ourselves with the reflection that the APP
pretended evil Will not come in our day and
generation. /, may teach US, at ali events, 20
10 content with our lot, and not TO fret our
selvo with impatience for 4 state Of things
which. ins lead OF u blessing. is prolific source
Of vice and misery to mankind. Our queru-
lsus longings for a crow ed population are
nothing 10 the Jamsn lions with which that
population will dwell in memory upon this
golden age.
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Gsr. WALKERS PARrY.-The schooner
TAYLOR, which arrived at New Orleans last
week with portion Of Walkers force, brought
Lieutenants who went from Kentucky. and
~ privates, who are chiefly Irish and Ger
mans. George Pomeroy was the man killed
At the engagement on San Roman River. w.
.. Grady and Jas. McMaunus, Of Virginia
are still in the fort at Ruatan. The father
of Gen. Walker was at Louisville, KY, on
Friday, where he heard the announcement OF
his sons execution.
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AMRs RES t109 Main street, between 9th
LON DtN and NEW YORK FAS HONS. The
ease, accuracy and perJtet ftttag always secured
at this ablishment. embolden Mrs X. to solicit
a snare OF pubic patronage. SPECIAL attention is
in vlted t. the following articles; BIZ II EOS rs.
for promenade; EVENING, DlNNEk, hoMh
Las. BASQUkS &c sc ; all in style OF artistic
elegance, IN when Mrs. nEES claims pre- emi
hence. oc
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CHAlsCERY NOTICES.

{I5f Ot Stt HMS<D, t0 wit: At Rules
~ held ia the Clerk 8 Office of the Court of Hust-
mas for the SAID city, ON Monday the LIST day OF
October, loo
Caspar Wendingsr,.- Pltf,}
In CASE,
A. L. B. Merritt,........ Deft.,t
The object of this suit s to reco er against the
defendant damas es, which damages are laid IN the
decla atom at the sum of one hundred dollars
Affidavit having been made that The d-ienda mt is
pot resident Of The State OF Virginia, hs here
by required to appear III the SAID Clerks Offca,
within one month after due publication here OF,
and do what may be necessary to protect his in
terest. copy-Testa:
&C 2-lsw4w kO HOWARD, Clerk
(HITY OF KICkMvND, to wit: AT Rules
- hsld IN the CLERK s Office OF Ihs Court o; hust
lngs Tor the SAID ctr, on Monday, the LIST day If
October, 1869.
Caspar Wendlinser. .Pltf}
against In CASE,
u =. W lIS0n Vi t,1
The object OF this SUIT IL t., recover against the
defendant damages, when Ga INA are land the
declaration at the sum of one hundred dollars
Affidavit having been mace that the defendant Is
not resident of the State of Virginia, he is here
by required TO appear Ia the SAID Clerks Office,
WITHIN one month sitter due publIcat on hereof,
ard 40 what may be necessary to protect his In
terest. A COPY reste:
oc2 -law4w NO. HOWARD, Cfk.
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A Sale of MisceIla ueous Books.
SCHOOL HOOKS. STATIONERY

AND VARIETY GOODS Ar
J, H. DIGGES' AUCTION STORE.
Main street THIS AFTERNOON, at s1S o'cl9ck.
The attention of city and country merchants.
school teachers, and the public generally, is IN
vited to this sale
In addition to Catalogue Of Books as printed,
will hs found
PRAYER BOOKS AND BIBLES. in fine bind
lHgs. mostly i;
Packages of ATTRACTIVE BOOKS AND TOYS,
for Children:
LEAD PENCILS, TOY PAINTS and Water
PENHoLbFRs. MEASURING LINES;
PORTE MON NAlES AND POCKET BOOKS, E
Po0NAH BRUsHEs. BRASS SEALS;
Lass INKSrANDs, ROSEWOOD WORK
BOXES, l. LEATHER WRITING DESKS;
LADIES CABAS, WORK BOXES, AND BAGS;
SCHOOL BAGS, PURSES, chain and worked;
A beautiful lot of PICTURE ALBUMS, exqui-
sitely PAINTED, German;
CARD RACKS; PORTFOLIOS, RULERS. &c,
PROFILE PAPER. DRAWING PAPER;
OIL PAPER, TRACING PAPER;
NOTE: LETTER AND CAP PAPER, &c
~ Catalogues to be had at the Auction Store.
oc 2-lt
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Great Britain, which encourages uARt-
BALpTs fllibustering, hands over Inc Ameri-
can filibuster to the executioner. The same
papers in the North which went into hysteri-
cal tears over the death OF old JOHN BROWN
are shou ling with hystericsl Laughter over the
death of WALKER
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anns Cutattes.

! One of the ardent admirers OF the Italian
patriot GARiBALpI writes TO a London journal
that his wardrobe consists of only two red
flannel shirts. This Is somewhat in the style
of the famous aeorgia unifcrm--a .hirt-colIar
and pair Of .purs,-and Is In harmony with
the anadorned simplicity of the hero's char
acter. ---s
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NIxOs's ROYAL AefPHITHEATRE.
NIBLo's GARDEN. New York; AsTLEY's,
0''a cad "a 81 us snc Boston
SOUTHERN To So II BY RAILROAD.
sAkEo - y s'sss
eour, ,.... e! Me- :sstss Is T' bb.yEs,oHr
Suprems OF the Arena. Mr.. r. ELLIhGHAM.
Garden, New York. such eombin alton of ESues-
trian and Acrobatic ability a. would surpass every
brought over to New York the wonderful troupe
that has filled The vast theatre Of the metropolis.
Music for months to owe, flowing. NJ sasass-
men, with the treat ,ragedian, Mr. EDwIs Fog
has 70 y tl"m the
re-appesr At NIbio's Garden. occupies for his
torn this favor,e cosmopolitan temple of the
drama, and enables ne 10 lnduige a long cEer-
ished dsxire: .nd At the same time scoede TO the
earnest solicitations of hosts Of Southern ladies'
the prinopai cities Of the south and ss.afe tho
thousands ol LADIES' and gentlemen of the south
whsrs, and the public. Inst there will he no diml-
MUTTON of its numbers, or change in is propra
persona. J. M. NIXON.
THE COMPANY.
MILE. ELLA Z0YARA,
THE SIX HHNsoS thy
THOMAS, ALFRED,
GEORGE. EDWARD,
WILLIAM and FREDERICK.
Sig. Sebastian,
The Dssh,ng Italian EQUESTRIAN.
3 The Man of a Thousand Forms
:, The Como Rrial Silt Performer and Dancer.
Mons De Bach,
The EqGe.trian Revolving Orbit Performer,
The daring and graceful PRINCIPAL Rider
=, and Bridge Lsaper.
The great Rope suspensionist, a Ia Blondin,
,, ", -. and rotessor OF the Art MaEQus,
The hest General Performer in the World.
:, The renowned Double somsrsauls Thrower.
The Juvenile Petite Eque.trisn. in his Double
=, Act of OBSTACLE Leapng, on his Twin Ponies
The Herculean and Acrobatic Artist.
The Troupe viii be accompanied by the BRASS
BAND, led BY HERR KOPP.
The worlds fayorite, the Marc ZAIDEE. the
incarnation of Equestrian beauty and IntellI
The beautiful Twin Ponies, CUPID and OLA
superb stud of Ring and Tick Horses. in
splendid oonditon-fresh and viKcrous-as RAIL
roadins saves 1t the fatigue of travelling.
Seats are covered, and OF q width TO make them
perfectly comfortable.
Third streets, on WEDNESDAY NIGHT, 0sto-
Der 10th.
Doors open at Z. performances to commence at 8
nAAFTERNOoN PERFORMANCE to com
menoe on THURSDAY, 18th inst.
"a FOUR DAYS ONLY
M ADMISSION-60 cents; children and ser
vans rs cts. oc 7-9t
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NJ :! mt ! e Insurance Company of
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA.-The undersigned
Agent of the ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COM
PANY, continues to Issue FIRE POLICIES, on
approved rsks. on favorable terms.
This VIRGINIA HOME COMPANY, Nth AM
PIE, iceU Invested assets. capable and milling
meet promptly all jHst claims for loss, with stock
holders resident IN this city, and others in the
State, lending their, means and their patriotic in
huence to the healthy and steady Advancement of
both city and State. by contributing to and foster
ing their commerce.. manufactures and asrIcul-
other business interests through the unde rsigned
confidently asks, and confidently expects. the
liberal patronage of the business men of this city
large experience in the Insurance business, by
which am enabled to understand and properly to
execute the business entrusted to my care | re-
spectfully invite calls from those desiring to in
sure. THOMAS NJ. ALFR END.
ocl-5t 18th street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SAMUEL M. PRICE Il CO,

SAMUEL M. PRICE & CO,
'---f RETAILERS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Invite ths attention Of their frields and the pub,
lilo to their conpleto ASCOT tsst, just received, OF
Rich DRESS GOODS.
Flegant SILKS, in newest stv les, eolored and
black.
Real Irah and French POPLIN9.
Velour 0TT0MAkS and VABENTIAS, IN everT
variety-Plaid. Brocade and Figured
Medium DRESS GOODS ia great variety.
MOURNING GOODS. superior stock
FRENCH ard SCOTCH EMbkOiDEkl ES.
REAL. LACE. in sets, COLLARS agI HAND
KERCHtEFS-the largest aud best stock that has
ever been shown in this oity.
VELVET and CLOTH CLoAKS. oil all the new
French patterns. ...
AUTUMN GI.OAKs and BUSTERS, in plain
stvles; Scotch Hoods, and tho new Arabs aud Ar
gentiues.
FAMILY LINENS and MOUNTAINEERING
GOODS
FLANNELS-the best sssoI tmsnt Wa nave ever
had.
PLANTATION GOoDs-HOME uANTFAC
TURE- Manchester, Va Virgins Penl,sntsry;
Fredericksburg and Lexington PULLED Cloths; q
full stock of Linseys, Kerssys and leans
BLANKETS. CLOTHS, CASSlM ERES. and
VESTlNGS, of drcct importation. os is
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r. BILL HsADs. BILL HsAps The largest
and most con- piets assortment If RULED PA
Blue, w h,te, Buff, Canary, Pink. and Purple-just
received at This OFFICE. Merchants and 9th :
ers in want can rely getting good article OF
paper. and as chea as they can be procured any
where Call and ssa specimens and prices. ltsI
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MARINE tNTELLIoBNCH
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER
Ar RI I'm

Steamship Yorktown, Parrish. New York, mdze
and passengers, Ludam Watson.
delphis, mdse e and PASSENGER c c. p Cs'doao na
steamer seorss PEABODY: PIit hard Ba timore'
sohr. Gatlsgo, Smith, New York, mdze., d. Il w,
sctr;,, Alvarado, Slower, White Point, gravel,
sshr. Nell, D.. studdams, Philadslphia, coal s.
schr Ring Dove, Adams, Philadelphia, coal, s.
ssL.; Il Gilman. Dickerson, Philadelphia, COAL
schr. ?. Halves, Mason, Philadelphia, coal s.
sohr. aoxsnna, Moore. Havre de Grace, 8. P.
Sehr: Kadosh, LOWS. Baltimore. guano, Bacon
schr, ola a. Belle, Mitchell, Baltimore, suano,
sohT. AmOItIc,n, White, Baltimore, guano' Ba-
pSehs WIN :: LsEsstt, Gibson New Ycrk'suano'
5 lar. Ocean, Aaron, Baltimore, guano, Edmond
Schr, Baltimore, Phillips. Baltimore, guano.
Schr. :. Miller, Chopper, Baltimore. sHano,
sG ssS1 s sss ree Co. Gardner New York salt
schr G: P. Williams, Rogers, Albany, lumber,
hr. Louisa Reeves. Lemon, New York, Joe, D.
Schr Thos Branch. Hunder ford, New York ma
ohlnery. Lester snufaoiurng Co.
Schr. Rowland. Douglas. North Carolina, lum-
r, j.
schr. VlrE mia, Gay lard. James River, wheat, to
order.
schr, J. I'm Frsncs. Frsst, James River, lumber,
J. A. Beivip.
sohr, John b. Allen, Allen, New York. ice, D.
schr. James Buchanan, Leeds. Albany. lumber,
Schr time. Tyler, Philadelphia. coal, Writ
schr. III. A. Adams All, James River bilIets.
Steamship Roanoke. Couch, New York. mdze.
and passengers. Lndlam Il Watson
schr. Ellen Goldsboroush, Todd, Baltimore,
schr. Mary willis, North, Baltimore, light.
schr. Ge5reSSnns, Baker. down the river, sht
Brig l.. Nj. Strodt, -, down the river, light.
CLEARED,
skp Susan Kinks, Capt Atwood. Liverpool, 1872
hhdS., 2l5 Ileces OF tobacco and O67 bbls. flour,
by L. w. de Voss Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr. Westoysr, Nickerson, from Boston, at City
soh1. R. P King. Leeds, from Phlladelphia, at
City Point.
,,BALrIMoRE; Sept 80. Cleared, schrs Jno. Allen,
nlohmond; Jas II. Gator, do VIM. Spear, do;
:, Ro.Tos; Sept. Is Cleared, bark Gen. Cobb City
Point, to . oaa tor Genoa; a.,
hsha, Pc sburs tshe put in at Holmes Hole
25ih, rl.h loss OF flying ub;) benz. Butler, Kappa
hammock River.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE, CSC.
VIM. Cohen, & D. Lauue. W. r. b. Washing
ton. T. Watts, E, w. Baker. Mrs. Minor, NJ SIS
W. Fisher, Mrs. Young, Miss c. w cite, c. Hans.
ford: Mrs Orjell. q Rock, A. Bush, C H. Re ad
and lady, Miss pvrdy, Miss REYNOLDS, MISS Read,
Mrs Ring. A Hamilton, g. Tucker. J. F. John
s.on, G. B. Payant, Ro. Allen, A., J: Griffith, C.
Hail, Miss Fremont and sister, p. Geatman, A.
Hnrd, Mrs. DAVIS, Miss Brusb, Miss NJ. M GORE,
Mrs j. Linn LINN, mrs. Stacy, G. J; Hartwell,
Mrs Glslessle, Mas NJ. Gielesse, C. H. Read, and
IN Storage.
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EDUCATIONAL.

For other Educational" Notices, scr Isl Par
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS As SD SMALL nav,
~ ON arm : STREET.. BETWEEN MAIN ISs
CARY, BY MISC ELIZABETH l.. READ
Miss X. assisted in my school darlnE h, Us,.
session, and feel assured that any one slrohIor
her Will find her most patient. laI thiui and lao.
rough teacher. 8. L. PKyDL.foI
1
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CHOOL DOKN,

Sch 1901 BD0kS,
= SCHOOL STATIONERY, PLANO
FORTES. GUITARS. AND MUSIC.
JAMES WOODHOUSE y CO.,
RICHMOND, VA,
Respectfully invite the attention of all interested
to the extensive stock of
SCHOOL BOOKS
with which they are supplied at the present sea
son, embracing, they be l6ve. all the Primary Ell
ementary, and Advanced Text Books used In the
schools and Colleges IF this State and Worth Car
DINA, of approved editions. Their stock of
SCHOOL STATIONERY
Is large and complete. consisting of every article
necessary for educational gnrposes, In the de-
there is nothing lacking. a visit to their well
supplied Warerooms shonld satisfy auy one that y
more complete stock OF GOOD INSTRUM ENTS
could scarcely be collected together. They have
every grade for sae-those of elegant md stately
design. suited to persons who have meaus to grat
II, their taste; Others adapted persons of more
moderate desires, whilst the humber may obtain
an instrument as durable and sweet toned In q
pia ner aud less costly
They have for sale the sweetest toned
GUITARS
made IN the world, not excepting those of the far
famed Spanish aud ltailan manufacture. They are,
besides, Very durable, which cannot always bs
said OF those of fOrelsD make bToush hit to this
persons should remember this name when they
want q good Guitar. They have also for sale
others OF cheaper manufacture. An INN ense
stock Of MUSIC,
for the Piano Forte and Guitar; Instruction books
Tor those instruments; Singing Books; Guitar and
Harp Strings; Tuning FORKS; Tuning Hammers;
Hour and Half Hour Glasses; NJ uslc Follos; Piano
Stools; NeiodeOns; &c, C all Of which will be
furnlsned at very moderate prices.
a liberal discount made to teachers.
Orders promptly and faithfully attended to.
Piano Fortes Timed and he paired.
Sc ~ 6t2dpl JAMES WOODHOUSE h CO .
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H Female School,

A Female SCHOOL,,
24rH STREET, CHURCH HILL.
The exercises OF TINS School will be comme need
THIS DAY, Monday October lat, lin the house at
present occupied b. the subscri ber 2ith street,
between Broad and Marshall. and continued the re
for week or two, till the compilation of the new
building opposite, corner Gath and Marshall SITS.
oc l-3t =. b. PRICE.
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DICHMOND CULLEGE.-The nsrt na0,
IL will begin on the lst of October and con,nu.
nine months. In the Academic Department Its
whole charge for day scholars 10 $50 Ia tie
Collegiate, S54 so one half to be paid Ia advsnes
the other IN the 18th OF Fehru ny the Whole tI
pense to boarding pupils is about s1lf Modem
Languages taught by the Professor without si,n
charge Is5-r,