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RAILROADS.

n RAILROADS. i
1859. EaaR 1859.
g E ASO OF. 1859.
La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad
WITH IT'S CORRECTIONS,
Forms tie shortest, quickest, and only Direct
Toledo, Pittsburgh, New York,
Boston, and ell points
East and South.
Tve Express Trains daily, (sundays except
morning and evening boats from St. Paul, con-
Meeting at Milwaukee with the Detroit and
Milwaukee Railway Steamers, and trains Oh
the Milwaukee and Chicago Railroad.
The Minnesota Packet Company's Stexmers
Milwaukee, 1tasca and Ocean Wave, leave St.
connecting st La Crosse with the 1906 A. n.
Train.
Passengers By that train will arrive. at Mil
waukee at $50 ssme morning, seven hours and
thirty minutes in advance of the Prairie du
Chen Route! and at Chicago at Els same If.
ternoon, four hours and thirty minutes ia. ad-
vance of any other route ~ IFS sa.s'r gr.e
I. The Steamers Key City, Grey Eagle, North
ern Light, Northern Belle and Golden Era.
leave St. Paul every afternoon, connecting At
La Crosse, with the 6 A. NJ. train next morn
ing.
Passengers by that train arrive in Milwau.
kee at $50 P. NJ, eighteen hours in advance Q,
the Prairie du Chen route, and in Chicago, at
1 s 45same evening.
TWELVE HOURS IN ADVANCE or AL1
OTHER ROUTES,
AND NO NIGHT TRAVEL ON THE CARS
Beware Of statements made by the agents O
the Prairie du Chen route, claiming that the
distance by the La Crosse route is only nine
miles less to Chicago than by the Prairie du
Chen route. as they are false, and only made
to deceive the travelling public.
The facts are that the La Crosse route L
Milwaukee is Sc miles the shortest, and {,
Chi'ago, is 80 miles the shortest, and "a mile
less River Travel.
FARE At ALL TINES AS LOW AS By ANY
OTHER ROUTE.
Baggage checked from La Crosse I,
Chicago, Suspension Bridge, Boston and New
York.
~ No Omnibus charges in Milwaukee 0,
Chicago.
/ sB- Ask for Tickets via Ia Crosse, and b,
no other.
Ev SLEEPING CARS are run in the trai,
eaving La Crosse at 1905 AM.
I ~ Tickets tor sale by
MESEROtE & McLAREN.
/ Agents at Red Wing.
! G. GEORGE, Local Agent, St. Paul.
| JOHN CHAMBERLAIN. Ira yelling Aoant
| w. W. WILSON,
| Gen. N. W. Agent.
May 2s, '5S. l47tf
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~ y NJ NJ E c A L COLE G E
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~ ON NE RClAL COLLEG
~ IN
Red Wing, Minnesotal
UNwIsE TO GO Below!
In accordance with the public demands, 4
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
Has been established in Hamline University, ,.
where young men desiring to engage as Clerks.
Merchants, Mechanics and Teachers, will ind
here an extensive course Of instruction in prac--
tical
BOOK KEEPING!
PENN anship and Accounts, adapted to every
kind Of business, and at less expense tlan 1t
any Of the gas
COMMERCIAL COLLEGES ExTANT!
Lectures on Commercial Law by the Profess
sor Of tho Law Department.
Call 1T the University Buildings before pur
made 50 that students with The proper order
can get the necessary supplies cheaper than
otherwise. Terms For full course-in ad.
ve"cs.?1o,oo. For course connected with
the G9llsgi.te sourse-ertra PER t<'"->4'oo.
~ ''',Si JOSHUA sa1!t y xAcREs, President.
November ~, 1859. -'@,F 172tf
How ARD SOCIAL TON
- 11xAA
A Benevolent Institution established BY spec
lal Endowment, for the Relief of the Sick
aud Distressed, afflicted Nth ViYulent and
Epidemic Diseases, and especially for theCars
Diseases Of the sexuai Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
Acting Surgeon, to all who apply by letter, with
description Of their condition, ago, occupation
habits Of life, &C., and in case of extreme pov>-
erty Medicines furnished free ofchareo.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Sopermatorhea.
and other Diseases ofthe Sexual Organs, and on
the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Di.pen.
ary, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter enve-
postage will be acceptable.
Address. DIR. j. SKILL1N HOUGHTON.
Acting Surgeon, Howrrd Association, No 3
South Ninth Street, Philadelphs, Pa. By
order Of the Directors.
GEO. FA1RCHlLD, Sec. EZRAD. HEART
WELL. Pres,
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Maidenly acknowledgement =
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A LCOHOL, Camphene, Burning Fluid, Lard
II and Whale Oil to be found at
KELLooo's DRUG STORE.
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Fire & Inland NAVIGATION.

Fire & Inland Navigation.
Risks~ccepted ut terms msconsistentwith.so'venc
- and fair profit. go .M
Especial attention given to Insurance Of
BU7LDLNGSa and Contents, for terms Of
one to .fve gears.
The solid service long and successfully tried
and the many advantages the Etna Insurance
Company possesses in its line, should not be
overlooked by those ready to insure and un-
dcrsta nding their best interests.
During ''stringent times" the necessity for
reliable Insurance becomes an imperative duty
the ability Of property owners to sust lin
loss being then much lsssened. -,
Agencies in all the principal cities and towns
throughout the State. Policies issued without
delay, by any Of the duly authorized agents Of
tho Company.
Business attended to mith Dispatch and FL
delity. .. q
WARREN BRISTOL, Agent.
1e2-ms Red Wing, Minn. .
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INSURANCE.
GUARD AGAINST FALL AND WINTER
~ FIRES, BY CHOICE INSURANCE WITH

Incorporated ls59-Charter Perpetual.
CASH CAPITAL 81, 900, 900.
ABSOLUTE AND UN1MPA1RED
NET SUR PLUS OF $492.1s1. .72
And the prestige Of frty years success and
experience.
UPWARDS OF @1e .OOO, 900
Oflosses have beenpaid by the Etna Insurance.
Company in the past 40 years.
The value of reliable Insurance will be appa-
rent from the following
LOSSES PAID BY THE ETNA.
DURING THE PAST FIVE YEARS: a2l
In Ohio.... $4s1 ,52s 50
In Wisconsin. ........... 196, 1855 "
In Kentucky .............. 80. 80. 2O5, ,929 40
In Missouri. i.......'..'"........ 384, ,5l6 "a
Iowa and Minnesota. lOl ,399 46
Pennsylvania and Virginia. 81 ,5s5 50
michigan .....'. .........." 1853 ,942 81
Indiana ................ .... AG, ,S39 81
Illinois 80. ...'............... 44S,3 Al
Tennessee $500. ............ 97,549 2l
Kansas und -cbraska l9.945 IT
Arkansas an Georgia ........ 23.945 O9
Mississippi a:,u Alabama...... 81, ,4]2 IS
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A GIFT WORTH FROM so CENTS re
$1,000 90 WILL BE SENT to- EACH SUR
SCRlBER ON RECEIPT OF THE SUBSCRIP.
TON MONEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-31

Unt"hIT lIaNaTIt nII w" TT VI. fNT'HVT, T'", 'F" t'F
ntainlcr M III. !:ii ii February, l>El.
Reference is raa,Ir 10 Rev. Dr. Sns"- u. Huge, ahd.i"
any al! tie fnr,nr. patron al the school.
Catalogues ni The Seminary, containing more detailed u
formation. can h" obtained III any ni the bookstores. or
by application I" ;hc un lrrsigntd.
July ~ \. VI. DIflf. EiciLul"llu, Il
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OF lSGD
fHNHE Annual Course OF Lectures will commence On the
u FRS, NIondIy In October, and continue until the LIST OF
March.
en-. RrL C.psos, 81. D., Prof, OF Surgery.
DAVID II. TrcxhE, N. ID. Prof VI Theory ami practice OF
Medicine.
BrvxnLY i. WriLruru, ". H., Prof. Of Matrrla Medica
and Therapeutics.
A.. T.. PsriculAs, NJ. D., Prof. Of ANATOMY.
l.. 8. J"YSEs, ". b. Prot. VI Institutes OF Medicine.
JAS. II, CONWAY, VI. D., Prot. Of Obstetrics, &c.
JAS. II. McCAw, NJ. D., Prof. OF Chemistry.
MARION liowAEp, NJ. d., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
This institution offers to the Student every facility for the
acquisition 81 i thorough medical education.
Through The iiherality Of the Legislature, at II. last ses-
sion, In npprnpriaiing the sum Of Thirty Thousand Dollars
In Aid of The College, these facilities will he grcglly extend
ed. a new Hospital Is now in course Of erection, In imme-
date proximity 10 the College, which will much enlarge the
Held for Clinical Instruction. All ncclful repairs and al.
tcra,ions o. the College building will he duly accomplished,
and large and important addition, are being made 10 the
apparatus and illustrations for the -: lures in every de-
parttrni.
Ample facilities will h- afforded for -, prosecution OF
Practical Anatomy.
Instead "f the warren Prize, oi One liundrct! DOLLARS,
heretofore offered Ia the graduating class, Two Trizrs, ui
Fifty dollar. each are uuH CiTr:rd-onc for the best Essay
on ANY surgical! subject, ruL the ";irr for the best rs.
.ay on 1ny subject ;rrririnir! IT. The Tl.r"ry II; Fra'hr' III
Medicine
FkEs:
Tirkrt vi Each i'ru!r-.Or ....-.-..........flH
I;ra,luaIiUI. .-.'.'''...
Fur Iuii.r information. or for copy Of Catalogue con-
~ l.. !. JONES, VI. D..
l,Jv I--..u dean 0f the Faculty.
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Observation-Disclosures ACADEMY,

T5NlIE first session Of this School began on The I1tiI OF SCI"
4 teiuber, 1859, and was successful.
Tile second session began on the ?I;hI Of February, 1861
under iiattcrins oIuecs.
The third session will heEla Un the I'd 81 September, leJ''
The Academy is permanent.
ENGLISH BRANCHES slp Co pvr session.
MATIIEMATICS and MODERN and ANCIENT Ian.
GCAGES 4l5 CO per session.
BOARD 81 per mouth. Address the Principal,
JAMES A. BAlTI.Ef, \. NJ,
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y orally to he following = !~nf'4 "a-G''''';, -,
which they will .ecy co"-t.n'iy Oh n''"L' ~"i "'
price cufSAc HGAEUIr-.
U.,n...rv Oar: and Pale: O:Iri, hI. ~ G!8~""
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" CLAREr WINES.
From medium to 'i:hs': grades, anon; ~hiHA ~ G:i''
{ FL. fr-rcs, brands Of Isl. jrGrn. '"f.u:t-r, t"''"oi
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St. Julian" &C.
Sparkling Mos.li.," "SparsIinp Hoe. -.
sell" "Assmanhausrr ""flaGi- SaT'cr"", >a'"'
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bottled In Oporto. burgundy par;, Fare .;'"' 80" "'
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Docks. ,.yr-r,r-
prr..rJn.rs, bourbon. A5f other brand.
CURDiALS.
Curacao, Maraschino, Ani:.;;e. Ausinih-. Boxers b.
tcrI. ,o,rry
Hilbert. London and Guinsess' Extra Dublin S,o::, Ia
ri,,, and Imperial pln,s. Muir & Sons Scotch Ale.
HAVANA CIGARS,
O.. the following brands Figaro, Cabanas, Rose Of Saa:!.
ago. La Rosa, Pruebes-. Pau! Morphy, Psmsrirra, PATHS,
Ocean Bird, Flor de Sa!a. ficr lie Ia l:nma, R!,!ca, S,rec-,
vllary vilar, F!iautropa, Adeia, Ga:ibahII, l!ce, uc-.G-.,
La Flor Chinesca, &c, &c.
ALSO.
4 choice selection Ct G GROCERIES, cons':nS Of f.-n-::
Sugars, Java Coffee, Green and Back 1ea-, Spic~i a'h
Smoked salmon, No. / Naclerei, Sarj:ne., Cheese, '!aec"
roni. E.rnlcelli, starch, &c, &c. -,
Also, al! Of Crosse & Blackw-lIs Celebrated th';t'
Sauces, Mus,ards, Pickles. &c. E,st !ords"Gf ""Fr -
Cox's Sparkling G.la,iae. Olives stuffed sni plain, 'c''ieS.
Capres, French Mustard. Wiae viaeea', &C. &C.
July 2,-dtclm
=, q .,R J., NTFT.nsE - L.W.
oractir., in III. CLu.t- "f isar;p- as 90 f.@!
counties.
Appsrs-pa.,ou,bur: Eo,e;oart c"U"'y.f-
Feb 21-1y
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Il, THE GOVERNORS or VIRGINIA.

I H'J,H4ri0N having been received hy the Executive,
< - :FAEUER JACKSON, VII" - CHARGE! with m.
- ia!.~!u! and malicious shooting, In lhc county Of
; -7,raa. has -,cay=i from justice, and i now going NJ
80 .ar:::g:t do hereby rIfer L reward o: Que Han
trr. d ~. - aug i,=.Soa who shall arrest III" said Evan
- .gs.oa. .ai deliver him into the iail Ci saia countr G:
t-'a,-1: aa. 10 moreover require all officers Of This
| "~.a@v,:a. civil and military. AMI request the people
. Use 'tc,r best rSar:iulr. "a procure his arrest.
- .@,y Jr h.or2a: ~ justice.
;.r.t gn!rr my hind ~ Governor, AMI GnlrT tir
D. L"-s Seal otthe Commonwealth. g: Eichmoah. ,hi'
-::a lay nf July, !sG1.
.F". G~5re-aor: JOHN L.ETC.IER.
'fs 80: v MoSF"Eu. Secretary u the ComIuna~" aiiIi.
"'ANhE:: JACKSON Is about ~ years Of age, SIX fret
.',.ta: s4ir, DIR. eyes, broad shoulders, wears a mus
-. ~: 10 ~x!isk-rs; o. easy inannsrs and address.
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J.Iy lin: pcaa ni tt Faculty.
EEoDHEIELO ACADEMY,
FIVE MILES WET OF UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
". l.. EhoIN, u. A., PaIScIrtL.

IS. Leroy i:HuuE, ~. A.: II. W: LtChETT: u. a.;
elias f. C. MINOR, VI. j.; W.. ALLEN, 81. A..
IE,IlE nLirc; Of this Academy Is 10 prepare Students Tor
the University Of Virginia, or 10 III them for the duties
Of liz. The cnur.r oil Instruction embraces all those sub
j.cts requisite fer u preparation Tor any 81 the Academic
School. u the University, and thr method as Tar ~ prae'
licnb!c. j. adapted I" that pursued at That INSTITUTION.
TIE FvuTtH session will hcsia un He 1T September, ana
sill inrlu..- 49," ems, Of irr months each.
The rNr-l,.t. ir racl. term, for board and tuition, In
clu,ins everything except lights, are EAU: The payments
10 he mad. In n,ivancr-SilU nn the l't September, and
SID on the J.; February.
Tn. Instructors are all Master, OF Arts OF The University
Of Virginia
For Catalogues a.ldrc-- The Principal, Ivy pEroT, aLur-
u,,,r Cnrxry s., July 6-cwSt
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nErrIIANY CnLLEGE. !InGtNA.

rEIIlE Twentieth Session OF BETHANY CuLLEIiE will ron'
mrnce on the list Of October, leGD, and terminate oh The
i.h pf July, lSGl.
This Institution is situated among the hills OF North west
rrn Virginia, in one O( the healthiest region. Of nur country
IL miles from Wheeling, !rrIa which place . railroad PASSES
within seven miles or thu COLLEGE. 1t il, therefore. access
BILE from ali parts OF the Union. Having a considerable rn
d.wmrui, it j. enabled 10 furnish riucatinn, Of the highest
grade, upon the mos. moderate terms. II l. provided with
a New aud Conmodiuus College Elifce, an Elegant l'nilos"
llIral and Chemical Apparatus, an! i Very EH.cnsiTr Col
lection 81 specimens Tor the Illustration o. Minrra!"ly, tee
oIngy, anil sindtcl branches Of Natural History.
F A Q Y.
ALIEN. CAMPBELL, President: Professor q; Moral hiI'S'
uplIy and Kentucky lrofr. >ur Of Sacred Literature.
". X. PENDLEruN, EiG--rrr-ilrnt; Professor 'f Intel
lcctual and Political Philosophy, and Missouri Professor nj
Natural Philosophy.
J. u. PICKETT. Tuhman Professor o. l,he;urr, English
Literature and Anglo SAXON.
{. l.. L.OUS, Professor IL Ancient Languages aud litrra-
tire.
Z. ]. TEMPER. Professor VI Mathenrair. and A.tronU-
mg.
Il. CHRISTOPHER. Professor os Natural History aud
Physiology, and lIlinoi. Professor If Chemistry.
=. ". MOSBI.ECli, Professor al Modern Languages ami
Of the Hebrew Language and Oriental Literature.
EXPENSES.
boarding and Tuition for the entire collegiate year SlGh oI
Boarding and Tuition Tor ppr term ............... s' ~
Washing and candles, (tytra,J estimated for one
term ......."'.'"'sr' WV
Naturalization fer only on first admission. ......... 10 ~
U.I,rrv and Nud,rn LANGUAGE. lry,ruI IN M
iSY- Charges for Ole term 10 b. pniI. IN advance.
July .I-rilslU
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.,,rST NEWS BIT TELEGRAPH.
c5.. Ne. $50 Ecin Street. !Hithmo"". !
,.n FOR THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
from, Europe.

later from Europe.
.July SO.-The steamer Australasia.
.r,roocl dates to 2lSt July, arrived here
,~,.,lccli today. go, r.,
~ House Of Lords on the 10th, Earl
,i, expressed his belief that the troubles
I,alsnd were exaggerated. Partlcipa,
~, proposed conference and annexation
- Was denounced in the debate. In the
Commons, Nj. Rochack attacked the
Int for prosecuting an unjust WARMTH
i encouraging the African slave trade.
,3':,;S;one defended the government, as
u; .1a, the treaty of TienSin was binding
So ratification was most important; he
III r.,ssd the financial position Of the gov
~ and proposed 4 duty OF Is. I'D. per
=, n, ardent spirits, which was agreed 10.
,;'adS,anc's financial statement estimates
.. Of the Chinese war at Js5l, 900, 600, OF
, 1000 900 has already been provided
-; ~R.oucham called the attention OF the
20; Lords 10 the recent refusal OF 'ie
-,i steamers TO grant first class passage "
.,. saving, if the matter had mol peen
,-,n;ss i, no doubt damages r""ld nave oes''
-"I Lord WoirhcrSc coriirine" INC
..,,, q: n. massacre Of 1Na tariStiahS 1t
..'sn the destruction n' MI Tic
.,"'"'oS a,,c,.in. the English.
'"ls''''- .rion Of the International
,,~,.,rss. Lord l.rorsham called MI
,.m..., .~,.c,,;an "a ,i.e slci that Il negro was
p'''"> - ,rc.,;,cr Of the Congress. Mr.
::S>'i'' rs.rorse, bat tie negro. a DR..
.''!.'> $3.50; thanks Tor Lord l~irouglamS
80. .t,n;.;nn which was ~Tecr!sc'! with
a.'' TO-, on n.~,s d the Hall.
.,n,.,i,r IN reference 10 The e''''ul'Se"'E",
81 co,ron in India, had been !irid
'':,' aa..ar + or1 Stanley presiding.
!. M'"t: S;',it;on Ministry had hern .,ru.cl.
Inc e ,,i,:,.-r canHs are to ne FORM,
'Iy -ai;,,t,y in the nr~i:hlm:hno4 Of T"nis,
- r""..I~;, i;,,ar. Florence aHd Bologna.
49,. T,,E;h Srl,au ,lsS addressed 4 let'e: to
..%.nn ny.,.>>ia.: his .r;cl NJ the massacre III
.mI aGnnaor;oyh i+ determinations Ia c!",
',..iih;. nnwr-s ;or,si.b llshiu: security ihc:e
ami ,1n<i.in. the guilty.. Ii Is E%rp"rt'', '!'"'
.,.sa has communicated 10 Nai'"ic,' :; ''r;':t
I" "'i III %c'"'" i
t.is;":n affairs. .,,.J n,,r Mes.
S.":!:nar.T t0a:!;e'> arc ~ ,h. S~;c;i;,ns
ina ;.ctwecn tic a''"'i it,. rr;,;sh A5,,;roih had
and the NeaPolitanS: 80" ar;h,Ll @bad ny,
lex Palermo Tor .NAF' a,,o., ,;n,, Sicily ,nr
pcii"G .ailn! anu WV mSm;ra.r r.r;n; II i
Jcii.: cm:agcd III to'>S'"T. ,
said, had fad p'"t' '''" LIN" ~ ~"
tie title Of i''faI
,rNat;on vas - r...:..
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SEASONABLE DRY GOOUN.
WE are receiving, per steamer YORKTOWN, III. day, q
w beautiful assortme ut OF seasonable DRY GOODS, coz:
sls,ing In part OF Hamilton, Merrimack and other good :'yie.
OF Prints, White. Black and Colorel Rice Cambrics, rrinr'
Ribbons, Marceiine silks, Linen Canbr!c llanis''eme,i
Fancy Cassimeres. Ladies' and Misses Hoop sEi:,s, 80 ~
assorlmeni) Gc., &C., TO which Se invite the a'eh''0D -
the trade. - ,,,rr { On
July 24-lw hEHI, rA.---
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(.urluuuI. WGllMDNN, July -UH, I5UV' J
=; CALLED MEETING OF the Stockholders OF ths James
u River and kaiawiIa Company will he hrin IN MS c'''
rur,,lar, 10 the following order, 10 wit:
ETA a meeting OF the Board Of Public Works, 10Th OF July,
is6D. |, was nrlrrcl. that u meeting Of the StocStiolirrs VI
The james River and kauawia Company be held nj Tue
ONice II said Company an TUESDAY, the s,th OF August
HrAt. y true cUpS' ,,.,-r
''THDMAS H.. DEWITT, ,
"Srrrrtary Board Public Works
Il, order q: The ~ csiLcn'
49,, II ,I',,.r ,rr.,,r July 2T-atawttI
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EVENING: y THROUGH TO LYNCH
BURG AND BUCHANAN,

AND DAl LINT ~ NVLO HIDFl'
ARE FROM
Richmond 10 Scottsrillc, 80 Richmond TO buchanan ! ~
:, L~rnchburr 90 " " Lexington . 90
NToSDAY, the 10Th, our boats resume :4--T~-eST
IHl their regular trips, leaving Rlch-lEGToSSSI
mond, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. -
at Z. VI.
And SATURDAY, the .l.t, our Day Line 70 Columbus
will commence, and will continue TO leave Richmond, a; ;,
A. 81, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Returning. leave
Columbia, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday II d a.
r,,-, rtu y,Esl TIaE. FARES
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lUAID, 3I5O VtAKEkE.
~DnIyCuTr,L ICADEmY.

n y the LIST day Of NEXT September propose to open u
~ boarding School, for young gen,Ietnen' At my resi-.
deare, abou, three miles from Charlottesville. Everything
NECESSARY for Il thorough preparation for the University
will he taught, and the number OF boarderS strictly limited
To ten. Address me tor further particulars.
". v. TElil}S, Charlottesville,
IL. ~ -, AIhrInnrlr.
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DIR. ID. l.. WODI.f'So%.
oCULIST AND OPTICIANS,
OF WASHINGTON, y. c.,
r,rsprrTFTLLY nnnou.c.g to :ir ci'iz."- 81: lichmoni
IA, That he has arrived IN ~, city IiI iI- ;a~"" rooms
At the 81. Lawrence House. corner of :' a"h N''7 ''''''f.
where h. will rcmRiu i short time. DR.. """Iitoh Mas u"!
many vrur, .Sprrirnr- ~ an iIIi;icI.9 H"t hes :" 7>-Hf'
ali who Labor under a defective vision, TIA: L." = ir' pared
10 afford them relief with lis strengthening Sp~eci.g.,'
These Sprctaclrs are clear and Easy 'h"y never i"ti'li"
the eye, and the Doctor being n scientific "l'i'ian, i """
hle,I, upon an Inspection OF III" "rcaa, 20 """p' '"' i'"i''
glasses to any peculiarly ~! '.t"n
The Doctor refers 10 the ."ll0"iE% 'isIi"tGisit! I'iii'"
men. letter, of acknowledgment from WHOM, 3: W.! ~ ron
sprts artificial eyes and supple. ia'!@i.t- "!.' fT' hAT'! o:
hearing with ear drums and trcaip"i-.
lion. eX.Gov. Fitzpatrick. L. S.S"ra,"..
Hon. Gen. Joseph Lane, L. :. Senator.
Hon. cx.Gov. \. r.. brown, L. :. S"rs'or.
Hon. wm. ". Gwin, L. :. Senator.
Hon. Jefferson Davis, L. :. Senator.
Hon. J. =. Benjamin, L.. : Srna'or.
Hon, Robert TnoInI,, L. :. Senator.
Hon. Krujamin +. WHh". L. 5, S"rht"..
Hon. james Che. nat, L. :. Senator.
Hon rx.Ciovcrnor j. II. II,nrIoHi. ! - -""''
Hon. Z. c. Clay, I. :. Senator.
Hon. J. K. Thompson, |. -. senator =
Hon. Alexander u. Bo,rlcr. "!'ircEiI.
Hon, J. u. Ashinrrr, Of south taFo!ini. sS4s
Hon. John McQurru. OF Suu;li t'f"l!''- .@r{S
lIou. Vim. ". Envcc, OF sUui.i ta.""ah 80
Hon. Jabtz l.. VI. Curry, -! iiih""'n.
Hon, Gen, John y. Ciars. lloUNf al Rep.
Hon John W. Stephenson. OF kriiich!'
Com. Joseph Smith. Chief Ecrrin ihr"S "'' .'o'H
Cant. u. =. Incruham. Ci!rf tdr"aI or'aHHc"
DIR. Peter Parker, ~. C"tn'u.'-'on-r r. 'h't'"s
DR.. Il. X. stOn", ". y.
DR.. Thomas Miller.
Or. George VI. Dove.
Richard :. COxc, Ed. AiioIi'r ~ Law.
q Uarr-,. Editor I.:r;o; and taion, iiarrI'hcIS, -
Nsior ". 4. Harris. late id:tor Washington tE!2n.
Ex-Iuhgr Ezra Williams.
Rev. Alfred !Io!s,aan, Trs:o: Of Graz Cr.T.I, Wasting
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