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Something q bout Byron.

The admirers of BYRON are aware that New
stead Abbey is now In the possession of Col.
WILDMAE. The wife Of this gentleman, a short
time since, presented number OF articles that
had formerly belonged TO the poet, TO the II u
scum of the Nottingham Naturalists' Society.
Among other things, were the lasts upon
which his boots and shoes had been made ac-
companied by the certificate of WILLIAM
SWIFT shoemaker, who, it appears, fur
uished him from 1906 TO 1907 with these indis-
pensables. The lasts are represented as being
"nine inches long, narrow, high in the instep,
and generally Of symmetrical shape" SwIFT's
certificate is as follows:
WILLIAM SWIFT, boot and shoeIns ker. South
well, Mott, having had the honor Of Working for
Lord ByRos, whilst living At SOuthweil. from the
year $40 to the year 1877 ahrms that these are the
lasts on which his Lordships boots and shoes were
madet and that the last pair were made on the 10
Wy " nay, ioi. ne iurthef says tndt ms Lord
snip had not club foot as Is generally stated but
that 1t was formed the same rs the other excspt
oelng exactly an inch and a half shorter. The
hhiioIInatloh was IN the ankle, which was very
WEAK consequently the loot turned outwards-
10 remedy thl., his Lordship wore a very thin
root; tightly laced under his st 1ckine In his enry
lie he wore an iron, with joint at the ankie
which passed down the outside of the calf, and
was fastened TO the sole OF the shoe The cali Of
that leg was much smaller. 1T was the left leg
"Slgned, VIM SwtET,,
This looks to us almost as bad as TRrIAw-
NEY's conduct after BYRoN's death. whep
pretending to be his friend, he prevailed on his
servant to leave him in the room where the
corpse lay, and took advantage of the oppor.
tunity to examine his leg. 1t was very foolish,
we have always thought, in BYRON to have
been SO sensitive about this leg. Nobody
thought the less Of him for il, and withered
legs are common enough. But since he was
sensitive on mat point, and appeared 10 pre-
Ter DEAN 10 exposure OF his leg, it seems 10 US
a very turkey bnz card sort of business that
Mrs. WILDMAs has undertaken.
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An Interestin. Book Forthcoming.

An Interesting Book Forthcoming.
We learn, from the Paris correspondence OF
She New York Times, that the Emperor Ma
PoLEoN has written 4 life of JULIUS CESAR
which is ready for the press and may be ex-
peC,ed in short time. He was moved 10 this
undertaking, it seems, by dissatisfaction with
the work OF NJ. AMPERE, who, in the opinion
Of the Emperor, did not sufficiently appreciate
the genius and exploits of the great Roman
General. When he read the work of AMPERE
he exclaimed, ~ will write the life of ULGUs
CESAR" and he kept his word. Such work
written by such man, Will require no puff
from the press 10 make il sell. 1t will be uni
versally read, and admired or condemned, ac-
cOrding 10 the estimate which each individual
reader may have formed of the immoI tai Ro-
man. OF his mighty genius, aud almost IN
rlyalled achievements, there can be, however,
but one opinion, nor can there be doubt that
;he history OF them has fallen into the hands
OF d man who can both appreciate and de-
scribe them No man, indeed, of the age is SO
we'll qualified to write the life of julius C4E-
AR for some Englishman said, nobody
could translate the Divine Comedy into Eng
fish but a man possessing equal genius with
DANTE, so no one but great soldier and pro-
found statesman is lit TO under take the me-
rCoirs OF a man SO pre-emiRent in both these
professions.
The first NAPOLEON was the most compe-
tent person for this task that ever lived. He
had a profound admiration for CESAR When
some person said he had been accused OF be-
ing Jealous OF BERNADoTTE, he replied with
Infinite scorn, "it they had said was Jealous
OF julius CESAR, there might have been some
reason in the CHARGE thereby plainly init
mating that he thought there was no
other man in all history whose deeds would
bear comparison with his own. Ard
other whatever. II it be said that ALRxAN-
DER conquered greater extent of territory,
that HANNIBAL manifested equal skill upon
the feid OF battle, that FREDERICK display ed
even more perseverance in defeat and disas-
tsF, yet none other approached him in the
number of battles he fought, the armed
SOLDIERS he overcame, the enemies he slew, the
towns he took, the governments he oyerthrew
the prisoners he captured or in the high ca
pacity he NANTES ed for civil administration
He had profoundly studied the campaigns of
CESAR, and gave them the homage of his un
qualified appreciation. In no other work are
the plans of the Roman Captain discussed
with so much military appreciation as in one
OF MS essays, written while at St HeIena
inns, however, Ia mere fragment The work
OF the present Emperor will be a ,sboIs 1Ia
has sent, II seems, 10 the Vatican to ohtoi,
whatever may be found that has not haen
published among that vast mausoleur ..
dead Rocks, as it has been called, the ya,,.
can Library. We await the publication OF
this book with great interest.
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Afrlcnn GannInerCe.

That the commerce Of Africa is worthy the
attention Of enterprising Americans,is shown
by the energy with which British merchants
are following 1t up, and endeavoring to de-
yeiope and attract Ii to their own ports. The
people Of Liberia are beginning to exhibit a
strong appreciation of the capabilities OF the
country in which their lot has been cast, ana
of the importance of encouraging commerce
A steamer of seventy tons, constructed IN ne"
York at a cost of eighteen thousand ooiit'S'
has lately arrived at Monrovia, ana VIII "e
used as n passenger, mail and produce car 'ie'
on TIM sea hoard and rivers. A negro merchant
of Monroyia, EDWARD j. Rofk' owns
neat bark, which is differed and manned oy
I ibariaus and sails with Lioeriah papers aAu
flag This bark is now at Liverpool Win n
cargo of iifty-seyen tons OF camWooa, eIeNeh
hundred pounds ofiyory, forty tho usAnd gal
Ions of palm oil, five thousand pounds of
sugar. and six hundred ounces of gold dust
The coffee of Liberia is believed TO excel that
Of any known. A merchant Of Philadelphia
lately made a sale of six hundred pounds
OF the article just as he received 1t IN its green
state, from an individual at Monrovla, at
twenty-five cents per pound cash. n Pblla-
delphia journal says this is considered the bes
sale OF coffee ever made IL that city. Palm
oil and other African commodities are also III
great demand Our countrymen ought to
obtain these articles direct from Africa rather
| than through England, France or Germany
| The colonization OF American free negroes
| in Africa was originally an act of benevo-
| lence, dictated purely by humane and gene
raus impulses, and without any reference to
| self.interest in any way or shape. But from
| present appearances, it may be made the means
| Of great and growing commercial advantages
| to any nation which will cultivate African
| commerce, and il there is any benefit of that
| kind 10 be derived from the colony the United
| States by whom il was planted, ought 10 De
| The principal gamers. Certainly, the colony
| is going abe Id It's entering in earnest upon
| the development of the extraordinary agrl-
| cultural resources which abound in Africa
and is manifestiDg a strong tendency TO com
mercial enterprise. The English, always wide
| awake and canvassing the whole earth foI
| trade are ahead of us on the African coast
| and if we do not best ir ourselves, will ensure
| the monopoly Of a trade which is destined &c
be as rich and productive as that Of any con.
| tineat.
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So Home Fire :nsurance.~-T he under
signed Agent f tnat We established: sqi e
G%mqPGsny, the IN u a n Z +, r
ISSUE FIR POLICIES on BUILDINGS, Furni-
ture, Stocks Of Goods, and Personal Property en-
eraI4v. Tnere good reasons why ms anu 9th er
similar VIRGINIA HUM + COM PANltS should
he Literally patrpnlz-d. | have views Of this MAJ
ter which will be communicated 10 ny patrons az
opportunity NAV serve
Ali reasonable efforts vii! be cheerful y made by
the undersigned. Agent OF the ALBEMARLE
COMPANY, 10 give Satisfaction to rates and
prompt Settlements 1 losses, Cali and see me-
NotHlGE VII { lost by It.
IHuS. NJ. ALFRIEND,
General Insurance Agent,
Sc Eft litn ST RIchmoHd, Va.
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DIEIl-

At the residence of w. Burruss. in CAROLINE
county, Va, septic Der 12sh. at o'c 'ook r. NJ
CHARLES Henry. son oil -. L. ana nate V.
Eurfuss az ed 2years and months.
The funeral will take place THIS Frida' even
ing. alta o'clock, from the residence OF ms grand
fatber Chartes tieunet Friends and aequ amt
anaes are requested to attend without luther
not -,
On Thursday evening, 18th Itst JOHN o'CoN,
NOR son of Thomas and Mary O'CognVr, oi
Rockets. AGED ? years and mon h9.
His funeral wit take place from his iather resi-
denee, at Rockets. to morrow. at - clock - NJ
The friends Of the family are invited la attend
Suddenly, on Wednesday morning, 18th inst, IN
Milton, Massac husetts, where ahe had zone on q
visit Mrs VARY A. y. CARLTON, wife OF Am
bfose Carton, of TINS city.
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"a Jesfer.on Insurance COMPANY

a. Jefier.on Insurance Company, Of
SCOrrSVlLLt, VA "A Virginia Home C"npa-
ny, with capital of 8 $50 eco paid up and amply
secured. TBe undersigned as AGENT of the JET
PERSON INSURANCE COMPANY, which it
gives him pleasure cordially 10 con mend To the
patronage OF his friends and the public generally,
is prepared to issue
FIRE POLICIES on Buildings, Stock OF Goods,
Furniture, Machiners and PERSONAL Property
generall'. on favorable terms. Also,
MARINE POLICIES Vessels, FTeights and
targOes. Aud
LIFE POLICIES on Slaves from one month TO
five years. All on favorable terms.
Relying, as | d., upon nay Agency business for
cess. / prepared to labor diligently for IT.
ana while | return my most grateful THANH Tor the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon me,
promise increased efforts 10 serve faithfully all
those who may conide their business To me here
after. Please confer with me.
THOS. NJ. ALFRIEND,
General Insu n ce AGENT,
Sc l2-4t lIth st Richmond, Va.
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"a Gents Furnishing Goods.

r 4 I = 7 : q q.
100 MAIN ST RE EFT.
Travelling Shirts, GauntlettH, Drawers,
Maude Shawis Gloyes, Muffeis,
Ulanksfa Stocks. Suspenders,
Dress ny Robes Necg Ties Night Shirts,
Collars, Handkerchleis, Nisht Caps
The stock is .aTge, we'll assorted and viii ne sold
right. psrticular attention Is called to our NJ r.
RiNO UNDER WEAR for Gents use, consisting
of SHIRTS, DRAW Frs and SICK o-the assert
ment comprises every approved stNle and quality,
reguinu make and full lines 81 siZes-ShIrts from
"a to ~ breast; Drawers from - to ~ waist -
Socks all SIZES. Call at 100 Main street
SO l3--Ls W. s, TUPMAN, Agent.
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The Mechanics Fair.

Inc annual exhibition of the Virginia Me-
ehah'es Institute this fall. will be one of the
most brilliant It has ever made. Energetic
preparations are making TO that end, and we
hope the VIII DE community will co. operate nv
sending articles of interest, and bv doing
everything in their power to give celia, 10 tho
exhibition.
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"a important to all who Keep Horses
COWS SttE,Fp OR SWINE

IHOKLEI s FUOD FOR CATTLE.
Possessing. 1t does, the bitter and med
lcI0al properties contained IN spring grass or
other unripe herhase, Is essential 10 her
hIverous ANIMALS, 1t operates IN stlmuiat-
ing the stomach and digestive organs to healthy
action. This compound COndlme1t tor
feeding cattle seasoning their food, is composed
purely OF vegetable mttter some of which IS
h,ghll aromatic, and for keeping houses in good
condition IL Is Unequaied. rigs tatcn with sur
prstng "a pidlt, upon it. and their flesh increases
IN flavor aud value. Those who keep cows Will
find great advantage IN the increased quantity and
tae improved quality of the milk during ITS use.-
All animals are benefited uy It, For sale only at
BLAIR n HARVIE'S
Graaarg and Feed Store,
Sc I-5t(2D) Corner of Cary and lith SITS.
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THEATR!CAL.--The theatre at Montgomery
Ala, has opened for the season Among tie
company ARE =. * Chester and J. w. AIbaugb
formerly Of the Richmond theatre, and two
sisters of Maggie Mitchell Among the SIS tars''
announced during the season is Jno. Wilkes
Booth, brother OF Edwin Booth, and one Of
The compnny N k.ehm0Gd last year.
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HoRsEs, &c. FOR sALh

FOR SALE-A fac Buggy .ousl,
stSN 6vs years old, ard is vtf ia t1s!,
6A works we'll in double harness. u SBix,
and very snowy. Apply to jos. "a Stspls
au 23ts aihol 49, coR
~A FoR SALE AND HihnE,s. one
A.yS SALE-Two tine MlLCh % and the
sk~-.sglth a young Yorkshire cssaabsT
"' F0R lisa nue. N ve ys smart active Boi
has beea raised in the house; anu hire %
DINING ROOM SERVANT. ne Is so'
cause IN . supernumeTary. Apgs ,s,s street..
RAWLINGS Il HoLLADAf' h'"
SO S-ts .-a--r
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FIRE INSURANCE, FiKE INSURANCE

CONTINENTAL COMPANY. OF NEW YORK
ASSETS July lat, 1860. 1898, pos -,
The insured participate in the profits without
inenTIing any liability whatever
Divide nd 10 policies July let. 1850 46 rer cent
Scrip for sane ~ received for these ent I ed Ia il
Sc E-W KNOWLES WALtORD. Agei Ia,
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The New York collection for the Syrian uf-
feTers now amounts TO &l2 35i
The American party Of Baltimore has nomi-
rated Cap. Cbas. nj. Keyser for Mayor.
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nAHlrh luTIAAlaANGE
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER Is.
aigA Wai., this day F|tiay) 34 a'cIoeA.

ARRIVED.
Steamship jamestown, skinner, N. y, maze.
and passengers, Ludlam Watson.
Steamer Geor4e Peabody, Pritchard' Baltimore,
mdze aud passengers, D. y w Curne;,
Schr. 4. Z. Johnson, Lockwood, New York.
mdze, & ". CuTris.
.echr, J. II. Hot, New York ice' 'rifhn d
Sohr L. .Phleger, shelhorn, Philadelphia coal
: ohr r Emma Jane Phillips, Baltimore, suano,
Schaer, Koh er & Co.
Scbr Ba!timoTe, Phillips. Baltimore, guono,
scnr. .WinGwsrd. Corson, Baltimore, guano,
Schaer, Kohier Go. -
Schr David Hale, Conkn, New York, hay, Mark
Schf. Jas Franklin, Wood, Warwick river, corn
wheat, Haxall Crenshaw Co.
Schr J. II. Gator, Catien, Baltimore, guano' }.
L. Station. ,o
Steamer, George Peabody. Pritohard Baltimore
Brig Frederick Fugena, Acborn, Boston, mdZe,
Scnr t3eJ Henri, Soloday. down'the river, light.
Schr. Aivorado, S.ovet, down the rlVer' light
Nav YosK, Sept. u-Cjeqred bark Omega
City Point. Arrived, steamer Roanoke. Rich
mond; schr. Avon. X edmond
BALTIMORE. Sept. Gle lred, schrs WH Sc
we're, Richmond; Loaeout. do. Battery do H.
G. Stanard, 40; Ocean, do. Arrived steiner
ALsxA>pb1A. SEPT ll.,-Ar-ivet, sehr. corton
Drs.sTER.-Schr. .'aly Dlx,e7, of Yorktown.
NeWcumb, master, Went ashore on tle 'th 'ntJ.a,
a place callet Tow stake, he -wesn severn and
Ware rivers. The cargo, consisting of 400 hIsn
Of wheat, Is partly saved, but tae vessel VIII prove
a total loss.
PASSENGERS per steamship u % Gown. sam
NER. master, from New ork.-M RS l.. II SpraIgs,
/. l. Atwood and lady, Il. q, Thompson, Alrs. c.
J SmItler, q. w Waite; J. MoG!ll, ]. N. skin
Berry. Miss MJs Miss Motdey, VIM +. RItchle,
Miss NutherJan Alex Head, {. f. Bishop, lily
White, A. shop hrs. MAY new and child. iu-n
PizznI, Jno. Williams, Miss r, Stacy, aIIsE b,
ueIsrch, Mrs MUA'p hln. Mrs. Herman. Miss e.
Tanner. Miss f. Mytls. J. j Foster, T. b. Serb
ner. J. II. Everett, l.. hausbsum, A. l.. Goldsmith,
=. F. Dunds rCaie. MI. Iuud dali, B. Iaetter,
I. + T.. Jefferson. II. 4 i}wlshl, Jno; IL. Bel T.
b. Gwkfhmey, jacob StrGum +. A. Barker. Geo.
Mahan,, .. James. 4. Rs'oW, jas. Thomas, Rich
ara Novel;, and . IN the steerags.
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rfa uRTrD

At 81 Peters Cathedral. IN wednesday morn !,
ing, the 12th SEPTEMBER, 1850. by the k,ght key,d
MAN. of Boston. Mars to BETTE ~ kNE /
WATSON, daughter of William r " ats'n OF
ait
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qpr.IAL NOTiCDS

"a Auction Notice. T his day, ut 10 1 p
At 10 o clock. will sell salt, OLD Wine. Wbiskey.
&c fac u-1U r. CAUTHUhN. A uot.
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lob PRIeTING.-The subscriber would call
- the attention of all in want OF o y o Il
PRINTING, to his establishment, on l4th street,
tetween Main and Cary, whete he is prepared to
execute every description of PRINTI No 1T short
notice and on reasonable terms g. w. GARY.
Having entered into ia business arrange
uent with Mr GAkY. | respectfully invite call
from my friends and the puDlic generally. pTomI-
sing 70 use every effort on part to give entire
satlstaeton. Ae l4-3t' JAS. a. LOVE-.
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nIps NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WI On the corner OF Cary and FrSt streets,
Will open again on the Isl Monday in October
TERMs-S30 per session OF nine months. NO de-
ducton for lost, except in cases OF
scyuess Him
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CRATES. FENDERS--FlNE SETS OF
" TONES, SH0VELS AND PuKERS-i have
for ea!s large and elee ant assortu ent of all kinds
Of EsamelIed CRATES, with TENDERS; SUM
sets Of SHOVELs, f0NGS, PoKERs, cOAI
sCuTTLES, CINDER SHUVELs, BLOWER
STANDS, handsome stands for Shoves and Tonss,
Jams. All kinds of Church and Tavern Bell Is, Brass
Brick Moulds, all kinds of Crates, Tenders, &c.
made to order at the lowest Northern prices.
) u. DENUON,
No. 225 Main street, between 9Th AND 9Th,
l3-3m West side.
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a. silks. SILKS. silks.

%. sIiks, SiIEs. sfIk~.
GREAT REDU c I n!
We have this day marked down our stock OF
FALL md WINTER SILKS 81 per cent, and
will sell them without regard t. cost. Please cal
and e xamiue. SAM l. Nj. PRICE y co.
I9-ts
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s. Spw Firm.--NeW Goods. THE I'M
dersllnet beg leave to inform the citizens OF Rich
Inond aud Ivy that they have just opened store
No. IS Main street. Win as handsome and cheap q
stUca at DRY GUUbS, 30 Is aud SHOE rs, as was
ever broug ht to this market.
Having purchased our entire stock for cash we
are able, and Will sell al extremely low prices for
cash DIX tSS GOODS and D. MkSTlC GOODS
oi ali kinds and Gr ali prices. BOOTS and SHOES.
al sizes and puces, Don't forget the place, Is
Main street. ,
WERTHkIMER & LOWENBEEG.
II m
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LOOT AND STRAYED

FIFTY DOLLARS KEWAn D.-ST0LEN,
August, all the COPPER telonglng TO 1t, VIZ
PlPES, VALVE and GAUG BLOCKS. | vel
I've ha b aG% seTa'd i'[ s4h INF as Will
Sc H-d2 evil Coal Hill. Henrioo co, Va.
| OsT- Between 18th and % streets. on Main
i small DIAMOND BRhA>TPiN. for the return
of WhlcG TO this othce suitable reward VIII be
paid Sc il 81
| OST-on Wednesday, The 18th INST on Ne
- cuaHlcSviiio Turnpike, my FIR ~ PAPERS;
they we're n small TIN box. wilt give Il liberal
'.''' 40 '''''' '''' o. ''''9 WIN WIN sruBBs,
ei4-lt* 4 Free NJ N of Color.
STHLGN-From the PASSAGE of Warehouses;
- private entrance: No. l39 Main st, a OlPLO-
Ma. be long II : 10 VIM. + lezenhelmer. which was
awarded to hun at tue ACcnanics' Inst tuJe, al
Nashville, Tenn. II October, 1856. i liberal reward
viii he gwen 10 any one returning The same t. the
Southern commercial College, No. la1 Nam 81.
Sc IL 1t
| osT-On the 18th sept, 1860, nv CHE K, No.
i 1876, on the Farmers Bank of Vlrziniq. for
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ONE DOLLARS
AND NINEIl ONE CEN Is. payable to note or
bearer. This Is to warn all perS ms from trading
Tor same, as payment has been Stopped .
Sc - lW' JAS. J. D0RNIN.
| uST-O On Monday afternoon last, tie 10th IN
- slant somewhere IN the city, WO HUN
DRtD DOLLARS. IN $50 Virginia notes. hey
were IN a roll II the finder OF tne same Will leave
Il AZ thus othce, he VIII receive SATISFACTORY re
ward. Sc 1T
>. STRAY I}-From hr Thorntou's
s.ssses.A residence, on the IlIamshurg Road,
%SMS about ha 4 mile below Rockets, small
10y dark MULE. Has white mark around
'7 his neck, near the head. HIS shoulders
are yerT much SCARED Up. 10 has been missing
ABOUT t~G weehs. ANY one LetuGnlhg INN TO ".
THORNTON, or to BLANkENSHiP n JOHN
: ION stab.e, VIII be suitably rewarded.
]
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MRS DR.. Mu,FoKps sCHooL~oN

MRS DR.. MUNFURU'S SCHOU LON
VI FIFTH STREET.-THE fifth session of this
School will CONNIE noe on the LIST day OF DC ODER,
Mrs. MUNFoRD desires to express her grateful
thanEs to her pupils, by whose industry aud afec
ton her labors have ever been eheered and hg ht-
ened and to her patrons for their kind apPrecla
tion of her forts VIII lch shall alwa, be devoted
to the advancement Of those entrusted TO her care
RtFERENCEs-Rev. Mr. MIuneg erode, Col. q.
W Munford VIM. rutherford, J. Free land,
w K Martin, J r. 1 ucker. Washing ton Gill; K
A. Paine. James Apperson, Barton Haxall, VIM.
H Haxall, Geo. Tayloe, and Joseph and William
CIenshaw, Esqs. TERMS:
For beginners S25 20
For all others IN English 30 10
French .......... 20 "
experienced teacher have again been secured. }
law
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kFEW PthCES MoRs If that sA'"
II Mosquito Nettlns, ut 81 % pc, p's S Main 81.
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"a Genuine Havana cigar .--Just re-
oeived from Havana, VIA Charleston, :, c., anOth-
er supply at Genuine Havana CIGARS, various
brands, j which We can confidently recOmman nd as
a superior artIc' e, and winch cannot he srcsttsd
any y here. For sale, wholesale and retail,
MCKkFVt R N BRiCkEN,
Wine, Iiqusr and Cigar Store, No. Exchange
Hotel Bnilding Pearl street
b. WANTED $40 dozen empty BOTTLES.
Sc IL 81 Mex. & d.
%. tiermau Anzeiger please copy
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H. Fall ampaigH.
Our artists IN Oil colois, Water oolofs, Cray on
and ludja ink, have all returned, and we are now
prepared to execute Hkeuesses Of every st4 lie al
The sh rtes notice ana in the hi4hest sJ e of the
art, al the Photograph and Fine Art Gallery Of u.
w MlNNlS, az MAN street, Richmond, Va.
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FALL RACES
POOLS! POOLS

POOLS! POOLS.
1ssf~%c5ifr.-SY2eT POOLS on the great Nss
c5.--lseFF xxx ~ York four mile "a VII
off On the 25th .rs,
in warch are PIAsEr, DANIEL. BUONt ard
CONGA r , will be- sold at tho Ballad Ecule,
commencing on TU-MtRcUW evening, A. "a
O'Clock. Tie public IS cordially invited 10 atisl1'
It-oft