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~HEALTH. HEALTH.

BETTER THAN GOLD,
MISS NARY ScorIELD. PItEcEprREss. No ~
BALTIMORE STREET, BAATIMoRE-"7yash sra.
ger than Fiction. This lady suffered Tor ys.r.
with Chronic ln1ammstory Rheumatism in ts most
malignant FORM She first contracted the dis.s..
when two years old. by being vaccina,ed with ms,
ter from child who had the white swelling rrom
this time to womanhood her safferiuga wer. a.
tteme-she never had relief from pain until on ~
by HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
An Extract from the letter.
II often wish my parents had known Of thi. rem.
been saved the excruciating pain have been snh'
jeeted to- AS well as the deformity of body rms,
carry to the grave, and my parents would not h.vs
been under such heavy expenses from doctors' hlls
and in sending me- As they did, to the celebrated
Springs in England in search Of health wish ali
the afflicted world could see me and hear the bena
tits have derived from this Tincture of Hampton.
try to make all acquainted with its virtues with
whom I come in contact.
"Gentlemen, am thousand times Obliged IN
you, and you are at liberty to use my name and
case to all. '''
Il remain yours in gratitude,
MARY A. SCorIELD.
no $50 West Baltimore street.
Rheumatism, Cough, Dyspepsia, Debility, Scro-
FEMALES AND CHILDREN.-This Trsc1uRy
will be found u great medicine for all their dis
eases.
Call aud get Pamphlets, and read many OF the
most powerful possible certificates of cures of the
above diseases Of our own citizens
Sold by PURCELL, LADD & Co, Richmond .
by Dr. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by all the Drug.
gists III Petersburg; by MORTIMER & MON.
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and shop.
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; six bottles, IS
ap l-d&cwts 81. XXX. =
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EnTCATIONAL.


UNIVERSITY or ylRGINIA.--The next ses-
l sion OF this institution will commence on the
suing 9TH Of July.
The exercises in the ACADEMIC, LAW and
MEDICAL SCHOOLS will be continued IA here
ts:ore and the Beard Of Visitors will meet on the
18th inst for the purpose of organizing School of
MILITARY and CIVIL ENGINEERING; and
TACTICS, to go into operation at the beginning of
tie session.
The extensive military hospital established with.
10 q few hundred yards Of the University, and of
whcntwo OF the Professors In the Medical School
are attending Surgeons, viii afford unusual advan
tages for clinical Instruction to medical Students.
For catalogues, address s. MAUPfS,
tim Chairman of the Faculty.
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1Or11cE RlCHMp Ann. fEfxKSp n 4 sLCo., { 7
|f NN AND AFTEH wEDNkSDAY. Ma 11tA.
the Trains on fhi1 6osd WI le6ve q fol.
lnWa: fss essGs.ssslss So ssa Y4s4 sssyls ssss.
Mall Train leaves Richmond daily at. IS A. n.
Frefght and Accommodation T'rstn Ieayss
Richmond daily, except sundays, IT.. "A r.. N.
Freight and Acc0mmodation Train leaves =
Petersburg dafiy, except sundays, at e A. NJ
The MAh Train Is the only one connecting Win
the roads Houfh Of Petersburg
Travellers win bear ii mind that they are rsuuIyed
by the Government to have passport when they
leave tho city. THOS. II. WINNIE,
~ lots Superintendent
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II Z w. FhA SER, y
ApOTHECARY AND DRIIGCIaT

APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
Sereateenh, betpeeH Grace and Broad Streets
~ sl1-s~ RICHMOND, VA,
Dealer In Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Fancy Ar.
tcles, Toilet Soaps. Perfumrry, Sc. Also, Paints,
Oils. Dye-Stuffs, Burning Fluid, Kerosene Oil, Al
cohoi Garden and Flower Seeds Cigars Snuff
and Tobacco, of various brands; Brushes, Combs
&c all the populsr Patent Medicines of the day.
and all other articles usually kept in Drug stores
which will be sold on the most reasonable terms
Physicians and others can rely on having their
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY and ACCURATELY
compounded at all hours of the DAY and NIGHT
so J. w. FRAY6ER Druggist,
u. NH q 18th street
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Three hndA. nsce Ceuntfy Oefe4
Good size, for family ussl
GIN. LUMPKIk & BROS.
$50 Grocers, frnnklin It,,
50 11-4ts Opposite Metropolitan Hall.
10. 600 ,,es5 'n '' size Family s'''''
. hhd. Sides and Shoulder: -
100 tierces prime susareursd Family Hama
30 do. choice Loaf Lard al.e2
50 bags prime Rio Coffee. ~
300 bba. Norri9 No. l. 2 snd 6usaf. ,l
IS bbls. I.ovcriig's Pcwdsred Sugsf.
y bbls. Crushed sugar. hA gUt
% hhds. New Orleans SugaS. Il.
800 bbls. Woods N Carolina Clipped, Family
Roe and Gross HerringA
No. l, and Msskcest. .sasl
$50 bbis N. O. Molasaes. superior quality.
50 do. prime Cubn Msiassca
SO do. Norriss' Syrup. ~ sE8; r.
Jog do. Portland Syrup .1 ss9Esst
% cases Matches. 4Ass4a q ,asy III
900 bbls. Common whiskey. gasl 9sap
100 bills. Old Rye Whiskey, various brandA
Port, Madeira, Sherry and Malaga Wine
100 doz. Brooms; 100 doz Buckets, and 3
100 bbls. French Brandy and Rose Gin
50 kegs Family Leaf Lard. ts,
$50 boxes Adamantine CGndleA
100 boxes Mustard. = si.s7=.sj ssr.t E
IS kegs Carb. Soda. .utz atal
20 kegs Sal. Soda. sls ..slstsH ~ s,.e
50 bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger.
4JC boxes 6oeR-ltet6fBiv6 I,Ac AuQ DI0Wu.
Green and Black Teas. Blackberry and
Cherry Brandy. Ginger Brandy.
-, Wrapping Papot. Lines, Wrapping
Irvine. rt4 tsf.f13. :
800 sacks fine Salt. III ~ A. N.A h
50 bbls. n. c: Family shad /.
10 half bills Woods North Caroline Family
Roe Herrings. r.
90 bbls. Vinegar.
IS tierces prime Rice. rt
IS casks quarts London Porter, is
25 casks puts London Porter. atef
30 dog. Yeast Powders t2tsk 3iss-4f
IS bbls. stuart's Mountain whiskey, yr.
old III. rf IT, IS -..... =.
so bbls. Banks Mountain whiskey, years
Is eighth casks Cognac Brandy. I-.,ti tss III
half pipes fine Cognac Brandy. t
3 bales fresh Hops. just received.
8 bbls Trull's Rum. =. -.f-e14 ssl
2 half pipes Holland Gin. 81
Is bbls very fine old Va. Apple Brandy.
with full assortment Of Goods in our line, For
sale by WIN. b. JONES e. CO.,
Sc 9-l2t 18th st., between Main and Cary.
NTHITE APPLE BRANDY.-A superior az.
w ticle of WHITE APPLE BRANDY. for
Bralldying Peaches. i''
BLACKBERRY and RASPBERRY BRANDY.
OLDRYE WHIsKEY and FRENCH BRANDY.
frstrate, pure article, for soldiers in camp.
au ae-i5t Corner 18th and Franknn sts.
DEAL COGNAC BRANDY IN BOND.-Of
i u the brands f-.-
Otard, Dupuy & Co., dark and pale
Planat & Co. 4" 3 /" .... &. e
JAS Hennessy 4 Co, " -,. 1...f
The above BRANDIES, now under Custom
House lock, Of unsurpassed quality, and old
importation. For sale for cash by -.+-.lg ...+k
au 3--ts ROBERTS & MELLEN g.
TAMILY GROCERY.--SAMUEL e. GREEN.
Il HOW, of the late firm of Burton e. Green.
how will continue the FAMILY GROCERY Blu.
SINESS at the old stand and will keep constantly
on hand a good supply Of GROCERIES, WINES,
LIQUORS and TEAS. and respectfully solicits the
patronage so generously extended to the old firm.
, -f re 9-ts
OK TUBS FRESH MOUNTAIN BUTTER,
LJ very superior article just received from
Augusta county, for sale at 25 cents retail by
J. s. ROBERTSON,
Corner Franklin and Governor sta
BLACKBERRY BRANDY, for Diarrhpa, in bot
ties. lie 1875
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7EIRST CLASS MEDICINES.

e-s MEADE & BAKER, -
PHARNACHUT1STS AND VENDORS OF PURE AND
KEllABLE MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PHAR-
MACEUTICAL. PRODUCTS, Surgical Instru-
ments and Appliances; Medicine Chests for panta,
tons, families and travellers Physicians Saddle
Bags; London Elastic Stockings, Trusses and Sup
porters; Porte Monnaes Combs, Brushes, Toilet
Mirrcrs; first quality Perfumery, Pomades and
Soaps; Mineral Waters and Apparatus; Magnetic
Machines, SC, all Of the best quality and 1t the
lowest rates. MEADE 4 BAKER
\, 1856 Main st., corner above Post-Ofice,
r an .ss.st Richmond, Va.
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EDUCATIONAL.
noARDIEG ANDDsy ScEOoy,

ID OAkDIN.G AND DAY SCHOOL,
Id FOR YOUNG LADIES'
FTdakiia Street, 5etteeen Sd and 4tf
The Misses CLOPT0N daughters Of the late
Judge Clopton) viii open School on the lst Of DC
tOber, 1861. ..
Circulars of terms ETC. will be sent to those de.
string them an ol--lmr
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II OLLINS7 INsTITU TIE.

mis- Institute is now IL session, with an attend
Rnce of over hfty pupils Young ladies purposing
10 enter for six months, should come On the first
Wednesday in Octobor. This region ia both safe
and quiet. Post-Oiiice, Bosssourt Springs.
SO 2-lm' CHA0 s. COOKE, Supt
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As Agents for the sale of the Goods manufar,ur-
ed by the CRENSHAW WOODEN COMPANY, OF
RICHMOND, VA, we have hand about 10
600 yards of Fine, Plain and Fancy Single and
Double Milled CASSIMERES and CLOTHS, be-
sides lot of FINE BLANKETS and GENTLE.
MEMS SHAWLS-&nd are manufacturing at the
rate Of $3.50 yards per week all Of which we offer
to the trade Mt fr prices and liberal terms with
entire confidence that the enterprise will receive
liberal support.
s.f CRENSHAW & Co, Agents.
n G0-dta R;chmcrA Va
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"MARY A. ScorIE
$40. G3O West kalt;nora a,
~ ENCOURAGE arts
SOUTHERN
MANUFACTURER.
WOODEN

Do So and especially yeu con obtain n desirable
Goods, without paying any more for them than their
actual worth. The
- CRENSHAW 5t5s
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s. sou IRE 8

8. SQUIRE'S
LIZ ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
CORNER OF MAIN AND lsT STREETS
The fifteenth annual session viii commence
SEPTEMBER 23d, lo6l
Terms, &c, dis heretofore.
Address, through Richmond Post-Ofice, till day
OF opening. Sc I'm.
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Being called uron by the President OF the
Rank OF pittsyiyania to state my knowledge
Of the CONDITION OF the stockholders of said
bank, take pleasure in saying, believe
am personally acquainted with every stock
holder IA SAID bank, and hesitate not 10 say
they are generally men of means and cha
raeter.
Z. ST ara, and have been, Treasurer Of
the Pitt-ylvgnia Savings Bank Tor the last
ten years, which institution, by unanimous
vote subscribed FOR 81, 90 stock in the Bank
OF Pit,syivania. CoALMAs u. BENNETT.
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DAxvILLE. Sept. 9th. 1851

At the reques; OF Wn- ". Keen. Esq,
President of the Bunk of PittsyivaHia, we tike
pleasure in stating that we are acqn3in ted,
either per(oaaily or by reputation, with the
entire Board OF Directors q; the Bank of Pitt
syiyania, and state that they are all gentle
men OF high character and ENJOY the cont
Cence OF he people III this section OF the co1n
try. We also state that, So lar rs we know,
the Stockholders are generally persons OF
character and means We viii further state
that the President and Cashier OF the Bank are
gentlemen ol high character AID sLrict in
70
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Mrs. HENRY L. BROOKE will resume the du-
ties Of her School on the LIST Of October For fur.
ther particulars, apply TO b. L. BROOKE.
.S-tO15,
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SHIRTS.

: ~ TIVE = rs
IL sE, e-si.. , d.
10 dog. Fine MERINO SHIRTS. II
20 dog. JEAN SHIRTS. 4I5tfae 81 q sEs,,e-f
10 doc. FRENCH 0INGHAM SHIRTS.
90 dog. sCHAMBRAY GINGHAM SHIRTS.
10 dog. CHECK GIEGHAMs SHIRTS. s,f.
5 dog. STRIPED CALICO SHIRTS. :
Is doz CHECK EHIRTS.f,8 a.. sgg4 3.,..
For sale by fa7 II GEO. AAGUIRE, JR, ,
jy22 1t q b.. tJs. - Main street,
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w. T. SUTRERLIN,
Preeidan. or tho DanNille Bank.
Jxo. u. JoHxscoN,
Cashier.
". S. Parton,
Cashier.
TT r. ArKISsox,
President Branch Bank OF Va, Danvilie.
q SO. l.. NgLsa.
Cashier.
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AIRY LOTHIM0.
SD pairs Heavy Cottonade PANTS. - .
300 pairs Black Cashmere Pants, suitable fcf Artil.
$50 pairs Heavy Grey Tweed PANTS sit1~ t4.'t
4 NOAH WALKER T. CO.,
je25 Corner Main and 14th or PcaI1 sts 8
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. r H. l.. TIGHE, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
The Ninth Academic Session will commence
tie first nf OCTOBER.
TERas--Pay able in adv ance. .-.
There viii be, usual, Primary Department
.or little boys. sc linz
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I. JOsEpH'S ACADEMY,

ST. jOSEpE'S ACADEMY,
- 4TH AND MARSHALL STREETS
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
The duties of this Institution viii be resumed on
the st MONDAY in September
Board and Tuition. per annuin, $780, Day Schol.
ars, per quarter, $3.50 to $50
For further information. application should be
made to the RI Rev. J. MCGILL or TO the Institu.
SON III I4-tOl
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T>ALL TRADE, wv. PETERSON & Co,
II WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS and DEALERS IN
Indigo, Spices, Madder, Loywood, BIZ Carb Soda,
Starch, Sal Soda, Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars Nutmegs,
phur, Copperas, Birthstone, Alum, Cochinel White
Lead Zine, Paint, Linseed OIL Colors, Parafine Oil,
Solar Oil, Lard Oil, Castor Oil. Tonqua Beans-in-
yite the attention Of merchants visiting Richmond
TO an examination of their stock, which. in variety
and price, u not surpassed In this or any Northern
ait I'll.
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IL -. 80. ON JAMES RIVER
TO FORTS rOWHATAN AND JAME&TOwN,

- luis Cuptflnteu0dnL
DAlLY LINE on ,.nrs prv :. q.
TO PORTS POWHATAN AND JAME3TOWN,
GROVE AND sTONE-HOUsE WHARvEa !.
Tho steamer CURTIS PECK. Capt J. II FREE
MAN, win leave her wharf at Rockets, regularly,
EVERY MORNING, except Sundays) at o'clk
fol- the shove places and return Same day, about W
o'clock touching nt all Of the regular landings.
Passage to Grove Of Stone Wharf s3-Meals ex.
ira, 50 cents each. V'SeA s' -. 3tA + Eests5 5
The Curtis Peck will eonnect with . nne Of
COACHES, running to Yorktown. ut tho, Grove
sr sysa Xxx - and
so cents each. Uy 2O-tsl r. o. HAsKINS ?
OFFICE r., r. & p. r. K COL
- gss RICHMOND, June -. lssl. = IS
DERSOHS NOT KNOWN TO Be RESI-
III DENTS on the line Of the Road, before they
ean obtain tickets for passage over the Rchmon6
Frcdericksburg and Potomac Railroad, must be fur
nished with permit from the proper authorities !.
~ BY order Of tho Governor. .,t-.4s. r.,
j &-N A. D. ALDEN. Ticket Agent.
ID ICHM ND AND YORK RIVER RAIL,
ddly at A. NJ; West Point daily {except Sunday
at 10 NJ; West Point Sunday ut 4.P NJ siss4g
Freight Trains-Chauge Of Hours-Lesve Rich
mond daily Except Sundays) at S A. NJ; West
Point daily Except Sundays) ut l2l5 p. NJ 70 >
Freight received at Richmond daily Except Sun.
days. until r. A. .saas gsf7iir' sfiG III
jy PITS 81 r. H. TEMPLE, Sup't.
MPORTAN NOTICE -CHAN0E OF
HOUKS.--On and after FRIDAY, 10th instant,
the morning t6:3OA NJ train Of this company will
be discontinued
Until further notice, only one train daily will be
run, leaving Richmond for Fredef.cksburg at eek
p. NJ; returning will leave Fredericksburg at 5:25
A. NJ, and arrive in Richmond ut o'clock A. N.
/ ~ SAML RUTH Sup't Transportation
/ Office r.. +. & p. r. X. Co.,
Richmond, July l6 1861. jy l9-ts
X71RGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD. ! =
CHANGE OF HOURS ..fea3
NAIL AND PASSENGER TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY, June 81, leave Rich
mond daily for Staunton, Lynchburg, Manassas
Junction, and all intermediate stations ut Oils A. n.
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SAT r.
DAYS, for stations west of Staunton. -,
H. G. WHlTCOMBE,
je Its General Sup't
(NOX'S LINE-FRElGHT BOATS TO
\ LYNCHBURG THREE TIMES A WEEK:
TUESDAYS, 7 II UR SD AVS AND SATUR-
DAYS. $3.50 -a.l go .-esf .ls.s4s Il So 5ifif.
{ Boat MERCHANT, Capt. THos. 2: EMETT.
Boat JAS j. IRBY,; Capt. L. MAYO. 8. G. fse.9'l1
Boat OLIVIA, Capt. H. w. GUY. .I7.4 3 q
Boat ELLA SCOTT, CsptJ. w. STRATTOy.
Boat FAME Capt. w. II. PARSONS. f'1'>at r
y Boat ----, Capt. ----. tsaaftP II 'a ttil--
y These Boats an Of the first class commanded
oy careful Captains and hands, and leave promptly
a. advertised For freight, apply to = -,
t.FtesJ --a GUY &iCOx, Agents,
fe 7-ts At Cox's Shed. Dock street.
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~ TIE GREAT, VIRGINIA RErvn,.
= NO :, no Hul.BuG PETERS lNFALIim,,

= 1 ~. no ~ Mbuls.-PETERY lNFAIIin,,:
M.MEDY FOR GONNORRHtEA Ann AZ s ~.
CnET DISEAsEs.-This great Americsn r.r. a.
s"nssnane no Mercsrial o. halaasnie prupertiss
ceis everything heretofore ofEared To ~ 49,
"a srssvs rsstorstiye and renovains r powsrs
fnae tho above remedy will curp ina 80. 'oM
snss.; and eonfo.ndsi when they have osuis. =
hs. sn", 9 me META But the proprietor. VIII.
na. Known Of case Of twenty ysars ~snai"s !.
% restored to perfect health ana Il, other 70
shorter duration 70 be restored, without 4 .,ns,.
cePt,on and therefore ehasngss any case q Con-
the directions are carried out with p,nder.x ovasd
part Of the PATIENT snd my one purchasi,. s Wy
dozen bottles and using sccordinsy in hi. :, -
ease, he guarantees perfect cure: and IN m ner
failure, VIII fuInsh additional medicine, tt,s ~ ~
charge. to complete the cure through ri. - OF
and cure will DO effected without ncouyssss sn's
70 the patient. "'s"es
Sold by APPERsoN 4 DUpuy y. -,
Broad street. and 0. A. STRECKER. Main 81. Hul
Druggists agents for the city al Richmond se,s'
also. by N. A. 4 g. A. SANTOS, Norfo, 'o.a
cHAS. B, CAMPBELL and WILSON 4 w 1Ia
mo- Eo'"wou1n, va su l9-6ass
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CUMFANf,
nR TINA r1TY


Organized last year, and In order TO make such
Goods as would not compete WITH but would m.
Their aid other Southern manufactures by furnish.
ing grades and styles of Goods that have never
heretofore been made in Virginia, they filled their
Mill with machinery Of the bes. aud finest quality
they are now manufacturing FINE CASSIMEREs
and CLOTHS OF every variety, from Fine Virginia
Merino and Mestizo Wool, and solicit the attention
OF the trade in the South to their Goods All who
have seen their ARMY CLOTHS, manufactured nt
first expressly for the Virginia Military Institute
pronounce them at least equal. IL not superior in
quality, to those they had been buying heretofore,
and quite cheap
The Virginia State and osAtrL Agricultural IN.
cieties at their Fair held in this city, in October
last, awarded to this Company GOLD MEDAL
for their exhibition of Wooden Goods, which In.
Guided some beautiful SHAwLS, BLANKETs, &c.
Purchasers may rely upon every piece of Il ,ods
manufactured by u being what II is Represented.
and under no circuns tanccs will this Company be
Induced to work shoddy In their Goods, nor will
they card any cotton with Their woni.
LEWIS D. CRENSHAW, Preat.
SAMUEL p. MITCHELL,
WELLINGTON GoDDIN, o.
JOHN II. MONTAGUE,
Han
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ORDERS Promptly attended 70. T5H5 d
: w. PETERSON Il CO, e.
Sc Druggists, 155 Main street, corner 18th.

a. BODEKEK & CO, APOTHECHRTEs
IA AND DRUGGISTS. No. 10 MAIN STREET,
near Old Market. Richmond. Va, viii keep on hand
Chemicals, Oils. PGints Wiudow-(alass Putty, Dye
6mfs, Patent Medicines Brushes Of all kinds; Sur.
gical Appliances, burning Fluid. Alcohol Soaps,
Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Garden Seeds, Glue
Sand Paper, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, Medicinal
Liquors, &C. 'ns'5 = 'ssFss rs5giIr si-s rs d
prescriptions prepared at al hours with special
care, by members of the GrSn alone.
.Physcians' orders from the country executed
promptly, and the most reliable medicines fur.
uished 7fY- Tgs@fE So iaQ
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n T. ROBINSON, GRADUATE OF THE
De PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF PIIAR-
Macy, QSrccEss6R TO LAiDLEY & ROBINSON }
Fourth and Frnnklin streets Richmond has in store
Large, fresh snd welEseleeted stock Of Medicines
Chemicals, Perfumery, Fancy Articles &C., which
he OHers ut low prices Strict personal attention
VIII be given 70 all the departments Of the business
Ordsrs for shipinent will be promptly offended to
AID most carefully packed -. no IL
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vIN r. BASS
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

The llth session of my School viii commence on
the 18th September next. al my residence, on Clay
street, between LIST and ID streets
TERMS As USUAL:
In the Classical Department. $50 90
In the English Department. -.D 90
Payable Quarterly.
Persons desiring TO enter scholars, will please
cali on me at my residence. 4. T. BASS.
au l9--lm'
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CLOTHING. &c.

-
DICHMOND CLOTHING MANDATORY.
h, The subscribers have on hand large and
complete assortment Of SOUTHERN MANUFAC.
TURED GOODS--Cloths, eCsssmeres and Vest.
ings, Of all grades from the following noted mills:
MILL, Culpeper county, Va; Kelly, Ford j. Cos
Mills, fredericksburg, Va; Thomas & Aines'
Mills, Marion, Smith county, Va; Rock Island
Mills, Charlotte, N. C. which we are prepared to
make to measure at the shortest notice. and in the
latest and most approved styles--goods that will
compare in every respect with the best Northern
manufactured goods, and many Of the Crenshaw
goods equal in quality to French. There can be no
longer an excuse for buying goods manufactured
out Of the State. In addition. we keep always on
hand a stock Of FRENCH AND ENGLISH
CLOTHS AND CASS1MERES, not to be sur
passed by any house in the city. We have the
best Of Cutters, and a corps Of workmen not 10 re
surpassed by any house in the Upion, with deter
mination to furnish our patrons with Southern
Clothing-lnatsria raised South, and we trust to be
sold and worn South, as we are determined to do
all in power to push forward Southern institu-
tions. SPENCE & CAREY,
Clotliers aud Merchant Teilors,
fe q Corner of Main and 18th stroeta
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re % Corner OF Main and 18TH Str0etS.
CRENSHAWS CASSIMERES, WETHER-
" ELLIS CASSIMERES, YOUNG g. WIN
STONS CASSIMERES, MILLER'S CASSI.
MERES-ali Of
To- Southsrn Manufacture Ii s
now In hand. and will be made TO order In
the latest Styles either for citizens or military
wear. Remember, this ID q Southern mandatory,
and has been for the last II years. 1t has net
sprung up from the necessity Of the causes. Being
climbed in at the back window over other peoples
shoulders) l fatter myself thnt know my bust
nees, and knowing it, can give the customers tho
benefit Of that knowledge. ~,
Call ut tho large and new store, but old stand,
la Main street. fnh 29l WIN. IRA SMITH.
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M \ II b L f W 0 X X s

M Il L W 0 Il X s..
JOHN W. DAVIES
MARBLE MASON,
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, 9TH STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS,
HEAD PIECES,
MANTLES, FONTS, &c
~ First Premiums awarded by the Virginia
Agricultural Society and Mechanics Institute.
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Condition OF the Bank of Pittsylvania.
fsni,a, ..oes subserieed ... sl27, 200 On
Aw,nun, na,d lo,,s67 IS
syrcnIs t,nr - i62 2s5 Oh
ns.,s ..sss;,,h,a 17o2a1 rs
n,'',eatia hi,l. 223- IL
Eoreirn I,sss 80
tsnesi. s,e,,osi.e.i in girhmopd. Va se,aal 50
g, 10 hna,ls "a "a "a - 10000 90
W.. The mnderssgned. hereby certify that
the foregoing si2temeD Is correct
w. ". KgEx, President.
L. b Coanop, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
VIM. Riscn, Tarpley White,
George W HALL Richard Jones.
tsaorse Graft, !. H. Hargroye.
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LNANII4f nCHOOL FOR BOYS
IN ALBEMARLE
. Instructed with my owu children In the Clssscs
French. Mathematics and Eaglish braneAes - oI10
tor the session, commencing OCTOBER Isl and
ending last Of June. b. BOYDEN.
Rscsoy Of Walkers and 0reen Hpriag Psrisaea.
Pcst0flcs Cohhsn nspat Alhssnaris. !. 80,
i ~ S-9ws 49,
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NJ M ]. DREW AND NRR ~ b. LEE WILL |
MI resume tho duties OF their School on the let |
oaolsr nsSt On Frssklaa. seswsse 9Th end 9th
esfs53e Me~Ims =