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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-27

The men Who nominated Breckenridge and Lane gave
utterance TO the following sentiments which, had they
been uttered in the DAYS OF patriotism would have con-
sigaed them TO the galows a. traitors Let them te
hung higher than Hannah in the estimation Of vir,uous
and patriotic people;
ave shall FIRE the Southern heart instruct the South
mind give courage to each other and at the proper
moment by organized concerted action, We can pre-
eipate the cotton States into a revolution y Va Il.
YaRcey.
"If had the power | would dissolve this govern
nent 10 two minutes."-,T. 7. Morgan
LET break up this rotten sinking, and oppressive
government Geo Gayle.
Ressiance Resistance to death, against the gov
eminent Is what We want nOw."-Darid HHb6Grd
Break 40 and dissolve this rotten, Yankee govern
ment John D. r. Williams.
"Let the Uoion rp.'-R d. Gayle
q Nv voice is for warl"-Geo. ID. Johnsoa
The man who claims to be the FIRST Breckenridge man
in Mississippi not long since declared publicly that he
was a pisUNONIsr per Sc ready join any party that
would make dsunion its watehword-Raleigh Register
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-27

Now this estimate supposea election, il at all, by
the House Of Experimentation which, Douglas be-
ing the lowest candidate would be excluded The con-
test for reaching the House therefore, between Brock
nrdge aud Douglas and every vote which the latter eau
deprive the former Of is at least half vote to himself
and may serve to defeat rival Virginia and the other
Southern States voting for Bell would therefore, render
Breeknrdges chance hopeless and might possibly return
Douglas TO the House.
Blu. We would ask question Of the Enquirer: Which
would that paper prefer that the vote of Virginia should
be given to, Bell or Douglas scrutiny of the mo-
lives which would incline to the former may onghten
it respecting the reasons which mightinAuenee the Doug
lasites to the same preference!
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EIrrtInnIn North CnrolInn.

On next Thursiay-jus six days OF-the election for
Governor and members Of the Legislature takes place in
North Carolina. The Democratic candidate for Cover
nor the present Incumbent John W. Ellis, and the op
position candidate IS John Pool There has been long
aud vigorous between these gentlemen and Tie
election claimed by the friends of each. hemain issue
in the canvass is the question Of ad va'orc taxation
slave property-POol being in favor Of ad vdlorea and
Ellis against il.
We think that with earnest and persistent efforts on
the part Of political friends in North Carolina from
now until sunset Thursday, Pool will be elected by
triumphant majority, and the Legislature carried, there
by securing the election of Opposition United States
Senator in place Of Cingman, Democrat. We appeal to
our friends in the cold North State, therefore, win
glorious victory for cause they easily do, if
they viii try and thereby give a fresh impetus the
Bell and Everett movement Throughout, the Uuion.
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Questions for the BreckInrILge Men 30
Answer.

We have seen limitations in various Southern papers
ike those continued in the following iuterrogatories
which We find in the Salem Ala Reporter:
To our friends who supporting Mr.. Breckinridge,
We put the following questions;
l. John c. Breckenridge a sidUs-oVHer?
Did be ever oca a sidpsS
Does he not have iiis servants in his family entirely?
Does be not HH has farm With 'cbite hireliRgs alto
ge'her'
Gentlemen who are continually talking about NJ. Bell
being uusound will please look towards NJ. Breckin-
ridge post themselves and the foregoing ques
lions az their earliest convenience.
Perhaps neigbbOrs of the Enquirer and Examiner
can return satisfactory to the foregoing ques
tiOus
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-27

On Thursday Instant Mrs MARIANA MAYO wife et
Mayo Her funeral will take place this IFday) alter
neon O'clock from the Second Presbyterian Church. DR.
oge The ends Of the family requested 10 attend without
further notice.
Departed this life the residence Of her husband In Jackson
sssspp Friday 18th Inst In the 18th year Of her
GRLAND BROWNE, wife Of r. Browne, ESQ only
surviving child James n Doch ESQ., OF Tennessee,
grand daughter Of james Garland Esq OF Lynehourg
On the 16 Instant OF Dallas In the State OF Texas
the year his age Mr. oALoHL LOVING lats OF Low
lngsta n Nelson county Va
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NAVAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

NAVAL MATTEKS-KEMUVALS-
WASHINGTON, July Coon. McCauley has been Or
dered to take command of the Norfolk navy yard on the
first Of August. Lieut. Truxton has been ordered to
Philadelphia yard. The Brooklyn, now at Pensacola,
has been teegraphed to proceed Hampton Roads TO
take on board and carry Chrqu the commission for
the survey of the Istnus that point authorized by
recent of Congress Surgeon billiard be detach-
ed from the Philadelphia navy yard the LIST of August
and Surgeon Greene is to take his place.
Lieutenant Cushman who recently tried by a court
martial in Boston found guilty and sentenced to be
dismissed from the naval service. The court however
recommended him to executive cemency. The Presi-
dent while approving the finding and sentence has mod
fled the latter to suspension without pay for twelve
months.
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GOOSE POND FOR SALE.

XITE for sale the vasbe estate known the Goose Pond
w In Carol county, upon the Matapon River This estate
contains about land about 400 Of which cleared
100 exceedingly valuable timber consisting ofhea pine
hickory portion OF the low grounds believed 70
cultivated grain least 100 and
produce WELL while the upan Is be rpidy I'm
proved We believe this 10 he Of the most
productive Of It's size IN Eastern Wig ahayng ieced ~
until the present when Of Wheat was partially de-
hail, nett land negroes stock, &C
improvements cOns Of frame dwelling hou'e, containing
Granary houses machine house. stables Ice
house negro quarters 1he place considered remarkably
healthy DOCTORS bills for two I've not amount
ID Eve dollars.
We proceed 10 seed somesO 10 Wheat portion
faiow which the purchaser take with The farm and
Will him. fair price, the stock OF all kinds one
hfof granay at Ayes and onehAf of the schooner
Vim T. Ryltnd.
For terms. &c. either the subscribers HAymarks
Prince william County Va. - -
iro---nfr, OHAa Y RRRKFLEY.
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INFIRMARY OF ST. FRANCIS DE SALES.
Brooke Avenue, Richmond, Virginia.

Conducted by tue SsteTs Ol OuhIltg.
UyHIs Institution ready for the reception OF PAenu It's
location ary long Bacon Quarter Branch
Tavern every thing he desire for quiet wholesome
ana reres those who have either lost their health
or received bodily injury The grounds quite extensive well
furnished with shade trees ofarge
abundant spring. and wh the one side connected
with respectable and popuou rehborhood OF the cry are on
the other exposed TO the pure air OF the country
The ers Charity devote Themselves 10 this work under the
Of re gon the Income which accrue above
current expenses will expended either for wing the place.
or taking Of the sick Who may be destitute -
Patients Of all denominations receiver without disneon
Small Pox other Infectious diseases VIII not be
admitted; nor Is IL Intended tn receive Insane persons 80
prices except where special agreement has been maae VIII
be IS lows:
For board and lodging nursng attention and ordinary
medicines for white per In the wards, 20 per week
white persons 10 private rooms from " 10 sls per week
For colored persons in the wards % per week
washing will be done at the expense OF the Pauent
The above prices will be required even should the patient AK
and nav for medical and attendance OF MS own choice
while any physician may send his patients TO the Inn mary and A.
tend them following gentlemen vii be the attending Surgeons
M At GEORGE PEAcHY, D.,
Exchange Hotel, Grace bt 9th and 9th Its
DANIEL W. THOMAS, N. D.,
South i1e Clay above End street.
DORSEY CULLIN, N. d,
iyq5 Corner franklin and Ith or 9Th and Grace.
- -. -
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OrvnnILei OrrnnITeri

We again call upon our friends throughout Virginia
aud the South to organise at once, aud Thoroughly =
For, with complete and systematic organization in every
county, city town. village, and ueighbOrhOOd, Bell and
Everett will sweep this State and the entire South and
We shall then rejoice in the achievement of glorious and
soulstirrng victory victory of Conservatives and
Uuonists over Faetionists and Destructivesl
On then, with the indispensable work Of perfect
.,,vf-rffoa
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'rsneh Calf
1 q ste,dy fair demand, without change In prices
kins are In better request at fall previous rates
plITIuopr ulpKFTa Univ o. p

BALTIMORE MARKETs July %, Pm.
fouR-For City Nils FLOUR active demand
and sales reported 5000 bbb Super At Is Is
and 1900 bbs &c bill descriptions there
made OF 500 bbls O iy Mills Super Al % AZ y Dbl
GRA-wheat again In brisk dsmsrd aud prices nrm, but
limited O0n bein received White sold az
medium 25 10 100 et for fair 1850
10 PRIME and 5s i3S cts for choice loa Red
brought 100 l25 for prime CornOnv about
5000 bush offered quote white 81 OGS e and yev e
65
remains dull and without ransae
lions report
PAoyoss day Is quiet and without sales
In sales 10 small lots OF shou
der at 10 cents and Sides at l02k cts No ansaconsin eaik
900 ps Shoulders and sides and II cts D Lsrdnons
doing dsy but late yesterday sales made Of roo bbs
trn at 3H cs which dec Inc Of Nc n. quote butchers
a. l3c and rehned at i4A0i4ke PD
sALr-Ilyerpool Salt selling 100 Grnunf Alum;
55 100 cents sack for Jefys Dacy hne les for
harhsl DO and loc for Ashoa do and quote Turks Island
at 206l22c u bus
wHkKYThe only sale hear Of to-day 100 bs City 2oK
cts, and we quote Ohio al 81 cts 2 gallon
PETERSBURG MARKETS, July IS
receipts moderate the and prices
without chaoge days We quote Is 10 0 for red
IS to La for white The business yet confined 10 Mier
but We hope shortly to get good shipping aemand
Corros The entirely without movement and we have
actions TO report We quote at 0Kesns nomnaly for
prime The stock light AID the receipts moderate
CoEs-Market quiet We quote At 75to Tse
ToBAccoThe breaks continue quite full for the season, and
pHe entirely unchanged We quote lus 81 Is to So
ufzcturing ti5to 20.
BAoox-fhe advance feeling very
strong We quote Shoulders II 10 2e Sides IS lSHe with
an upward tendency.
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Death or HON sAMIrEI. CARTrrHERs

ST LOUIs, July 24.-The Republican learns thai Sam
mel Caruthers formerly member Of Congress from the
Seveuth District Of Missouri died At his residence in
Cape GirardeAu, Friday last shortly after the demise
Of his vita
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COn1nnERcrAL.
oryicz OF fHz wEIo. July "a. 1850.
RTouMnvn srOCK MIpRrT

Since last review State bonds have been again selling
at9i aIdin Va and Tenn do "a ST nat mort
and int r. r. bonds 80 Bank an Insurance
been aeng former We have been apprsed any
transactions In railroad Stocks We weekly eompa
ann.
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ARennnn Whit

The EaqErr is ata loss to conjecture any good reason
Why the Dougses should prefer the Of Bell to
Breekinrdge Our neighbOr supplies Inadvertently per-
haps the very best of in estimate it makes OF
the electoral vote. as follows:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-27

NOR BALTIMORE.-The Steamer GEO. . .z1-.A
IL PEABODY, Captain Rich ard Phtchard, Will re- .iScs
ccIse to-day Friday. and to the hour OF IL oeoek
Saturday, the 2Sth last.
Freight taken for Boston, via Baltimore low rates with great
Dispatch
This splendid staeroom passenger Accommodations
Passengers requested board before 70 ck b. Sat
uriay tire hour OF departure.
Passage and fare S.
Tickets for passage procured either at Office In the slip OPP
post tn Columbian IIoe at steamers wharves oteti
iy27-9t DAVID W. CURRIg.
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occupation of farming which latter circumstance renders
this somewhat anomalous in the history Of the d.
ello.-DanviIie Register.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-27

ANOTHER BLoODLEss DUEL.-The St. Louis Express, Of
Sunday last, says
II has been rumored for several days past that duel
was on the tapis but the business managed with
great secresy, nothing definite known concerning
H. But as the affair has occurred have been ena-
bled to learn the particulars. Yesterday morning En-
met McDona Esq, the nominee Of the late Democratic
Convention, for Assistant Circuit Attorney aud Sylvin
Carn ESQ., Of Carondeet repaired to the usual dueing
ground Bloody Island, with their second, Messrs. D.
Robert Barclay and Asa Jones' and attended by their
surgeon Dr. Cornys Of the City Hospital for the pur
pose Of yindicating their wounded honor Two shots
with rifles, at fifty PAGES. exchanged, without dam
age to either party. Politics was at the bottom OF the
affair.
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VAIL G6IfI+y sds sITs .iarTdS on ~. S,en,s

NALUABLL TRACT OF Land In LUNEN-
' BURG COUNTY FOR SALE AT AUCTION, On the premhes
on THURSDAY, the SOth day 81 August. isGo.
decree u the Circuit Court Of Iunenhurg c1unty
IN the case 81 John O. Griffin Epes and ais rendered
at rs Ap term 1850 the undersigned VII sell as Commissioner
Pubc Auction premises 10 the highest bidder Thurs
day. tide Of August, 1861 that very desirable Tract Of
Land ly q Lunenburg Big Nottoway rver
near Gross Bridge said river Of which the late C1sres Smith
possession containing by recent survey four hundred and
nav .
growth wheat tobScco well mbersd and known
oe highly productive Farms this part Of thee untry
having been used by is former residence the
selling In good repair but there situations 70 be
well wAiesed besuf and healthy any In the
county Many OF the Farm Houses and In goodre
pair Said Land lies directly the Lunenhug Plank Road and
miles from Blacks and Whites depot the South Side
Railroad
for much will be TO day the e.
fsaeand the balance credit Of one
yesrs credit nsamens t. bear Interest from the day
sale purchaser give nis with good security for the
deferred ia title retained until the further order OF the
Court
Joel B. Williams said Land will shew Il 10 those
may disposed TO purchase, and they write TO me At my
Office Lunenburg G. H., Va. SMITH,
Nv 2I- civ Commits ioner.
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The Bell and Everett party in Connecticut are about
to call State Convention to meet 10 New Haven the
LIST of August, 10 nominate Presidential electors.
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TORNADO AT LOUISVILLE, KY-The Louisville journal
gives the particulars Of the tornado which visited that
city on Sunday night. from which we condense the fol-
loving Quite a large number Of dwellings we're uu-
rooted. Over fifty buildings were partly destroyed or
badly damaged, but fortunately lives were lost The
gable end Of the African Church blown In; the top
Of Orrs new building Centre and Green, blown off
the top of the Union Engine House was blown Off and
carried into the jail yard the front of Charles Fields
livery stable on Sixth street. blown in; the top of
Panzers saloon, was blown off, the lower eud of the
Sixth Street Market was partly raised and partly blown
off; the top of the Democrat Office partly blown off
Several boats and barges moOred at the evee blown
across the river As they could be distinguished only by
the flashes of lightning il impossible to designate
them, or tell what amount Of damage done. One of
the boats looked like side wheel steamer and in dan
gerous proximity to the falls
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ARoUT THE CROPS.

BUCKINGHAM TO-, July "a lou.
TO tks Editor of The Wig:
By allowing me a small space in your paper, l viii
give the public information in regard to the crops
in this section Of the State.
In the first place have had very dry weather for six
or eight weeks The farmers have had excellent sea-
sou for blowing tobacco and crops and killing the
grass The corn crop must necessarily be Short parc
ulary on the highlands. II is generally from two to four
feet high with assel and shooting The tobacco crop,
as far as my information extends short and Indifferent
Some farmers in my immediate neighborhood have not
planted any goodly number have planted only half a
crop Perhaps onefourth of the farmers have full crop
All that is growing is small and most of it narrow II
this condition of the present crop has no other effect 1t
viii probably drive the guauo from the country The
wheat crop will be almost a failure. The grain
generally is very good but the heads were not well fill
ed The crop Of straw the largest We have ever
known, but the heads light aud cbay, with the ex.
cepon of those raised on the low lands they are well
filed and heavy. SLATE RIVER FARMER.
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HONDURAS AND THE FILBUsTERs-wALKER
ON A "TRIP.

The brig Kate arrived at New Orleans on the GOTH
with adyices from Honduras to the 10Th inst
Walker and his men, after having assembled at Rat
an left on the Goth of June.
The correspondent Of the Picayuns says:
General Walker is reported as having arrived at the
Island of Ruatan, in the schooner John I6yior. His
men-abodt lO0-have been gathering there in squads
for a month past by different fruit vessels. The Deo
Drop, Captain Dmon, brought out fifty. steamer
supposed be par OF his expedition, has been stand
ing of and the island for forty sight hours but did
land. On the &c inst they ali left the island
the Taylor, destination unknown
TROUBLE AT RUATAN.
RUATAN, July T. ls6O.--The island of Ruatan is now
protected by force consisting of detachment of eight
royal artillery and fifty of the Second West. Great
whether the English intend give the island to the State
will send their Commissioners receive the island from
the Superintendent of Belize There has been notice
stuck up for the surrender of the settlement on the SOh
of July. The people determined to stand to their
homes die by their firesides.
Another notice has been stuck up at the Court House
by Mr.. Mohr stating that the English flag will be taken
down and and the island positively delivered to the
State Of Honduras on the S0h.
These notices have caused great excitement. The
inhabitants determined that the Honduras flag shall
not be isolated. II that the settlers well arm
ed with small arms rihes and revovers) therefore,
there is likelihood of the Honduras government taking
the island.
The birthday Of American Independence was ceebra-
ted for the first time the island of Ruatan the 4h
inst The big gun was brought out, the two flags
twined and American, English aud natives all joined in
celebrating hele for the first time the glorious Fourth
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pougla. EleetoraI Iieket In Tennes.ee.

Douglas State Convention has been called to meet at
Nashville tomorrow, for the purpose Of appointing
Douelas electoral ticket for the State Of TENNESSEE
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NOR PHILADELPHJA.-The No ~&ESf,
il Steamship CITY OF RICHMOND, Capt Y. Mt sS1-llg@-
chs Is ready receive freight and will leave SATUk
DAY the 2S Instant ~ O'Clock NJ For freight passage
having superior accommodation, apply TO
O. p OARDoZ0, Agent, Rockets.
or lO9 Main ST. eet. from to N. NJ.
-,,h J.ns,ch fy2T-2
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"AVANA sRG sRs. OF the choicest brands,
conany on hand and for In quantities 10 suit pureha
ssr. w. l. WAVING,
IyQI No, l0I BROAD street. shove sh
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Al

H~COMMFNCIN AT 10 O'Clock
b. THIS MORNING, will SELL at our Auction Store,
SUGAR. which sale ask the attention OF dealers
joq7-it DUNLOP, M0NcURE co.
LNOR RENT-And possession given the first OF next month
Augu the front the first Dor over my store al
present occupied by DR.. Ingram. JOHN THOMPSON,
i,2T II 81 Main street.
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OFFICE OF THE JAS RIVER AND KA. co. |
RIcapoxD July 26th 1860.
CALLED meeting Of the Stockholders Of the James River and
n Kanawha Company will be held In this city pursuant 70 the
following order, TO Wit:
AT meeting Of the Board Of Public Works IS July 1860
ordered meeting Of the Stool holders Of the James Rv-
Company hell the Cee OF said Company
Tuesday. the 2sth August next" - - - -
A true copy, THOMAS n DEWITT,
Secretary D. p Works
Ry order Of the President WIN. MUNFORD,
iy2T-8lawtds Pecreary
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Primary Experimentation Children under ii 80 %
REFERENCES.
RPk'RoS School CHI Reverend Bishop Meade Va
Right Revere bishop Elliott Ca Right Reverend hop hns
Virginia; Right Reverend Bshop Cobhs AlsbamA Reverend
kmple. d. D., vi mlngon N. Rev Doggett d. D. Rich
mond Reverend Charles Read Rchmone Nelson He.d
Dsnvie Va Reverend G. Gldeeev kiehmond Va Reverend
" Moore, ID d.. Richmond Va; Reve end. wm. H. whee-
wsh hehmond Va Reverend John saunders Rehn ond Va
The Clergy or the Episcopal hureh In Virginia.
eH All ett-n 10 be directed 70 HUBEkr p LEFEBvRE, Rich
mond. iy26-d6,Sm
LyNCBBURG 4 ABINGDON TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
TINE annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Lynehburg and
Abing zion Telegraph Company. viii be held al the OH
the Conf any In Lynchburg, FRIDAY 18th day Of August
next
ny oder Of the Board Of D.reeiors
iy26-dtlTaux presIden
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Richmond, Va, July eth. 1850
TNROM this schedule this Norfolk and Old
Point will be chinged Passengers vI leave Richmond at
1870 NJ breakfast Petebu and reah Norfolk By 1920 A.
NJ Returning Norfolk at l20 p ~ and arrive In Rich
mond at $50 p NJ THOR II. WYNNE,
aanl
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NEW FLOUR. In bbls. or baes. if.
IN No Meas hackerel and Family Roe Aerings
T"dd's Extra Family Hams
County Cured T"
Pure Oder vinegar Spices picking Wit, Fener,l
assortment OF Family Groceries, sAhPs0N. JONES An
IVA Cor. MAa and Oh lis
NLARET WINR..--s00 cases Of good quality. = =
" For sale BY
issQ Lta.r. p.vn FORT,
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PIEDMONT ACADEMY.

PIEDMONT ACADEMY.
oULPEPER COUNTY, VA.
BOARDING. School for Boys preparatory the Univsry
n Of Virginia.
NsrzrcroRs.
IN y. sxIrH. A. NJ, %. Va } Principal
JonS hAGRrDEK NJ ~. Va
= D. BAKEs. Graduate u Va
The Fourth seson vl 5h September ns1t
For tuition and board exclusive Of lights $780, per session
OF i've months, 10 be paid 10 advance.
For Catalogues fuller apply NJ
Cupeper O. II Va Iy2s-ctsspti
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CLIFTON ACADEMY.

vyUTCHEh,S sEkASIlC PAINT.
I'D from India Rubber ground In eoor.
years experiment. this paint has been found 70 ress,
seton Of the atmosphere and cmstea preyet
against eaky rooan excellent for nsas For
sale by DOVE co DTuffists.
I26 Richmont Va