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ANOTHER PRorEsr FROM DIR. Van DYKE.

ANOTHER PRoTEsT FROM DIR. VAN DYKE.
In the Old School Presbyterian General
Assembly at st. Louis, on Tuesday, Rev.
DR.. Van Dyke read protest against the
action of the Assembly in proposing re-
union with the New School brethren, on
the ground that the southern Presbyterian
churches had been excluded from an
organic union with this Church. The pro-
ties, was signed by twenty -four of the con-
sentative members of the Assembly.
Some good rebel-it is added by Radical
paper--sent handsome bouquet to Dr.
Van Dyke after he had finished reading the
protest
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ArG,srA, Ga, May 3l.-In the case of
W. Law, contcSting the constitutionality
OF the test oath rs applied to lawyers in
the United States Court at Savannah,
judge Erskinc to-day decided that the act
of Congress approved January 2ith, 1860,
50 far as it was intended to apply to this
case, is repugnant to the Constitution OF
the United States.
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I'M Ill
TOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN- tim
TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPA- S -.
ny. The splendid new side wheel s,e1 AIRRp
MARIE A BorRSE commander, leave Richmond
every TUESDAY and SATURDAY Leave New
York every WEDNESDAY and sArOfpAI. su.
They have splendid SALOONS and STATE;
Rooms and the FARE, AUTHORIZATIONS anu
passage, meals, and state rooms included, FiF'
Good. shipped by this Line are landed regularly
SINNERS are invited to notice that the great
damage and loss by handling, and exposure ION
frequent rs.shipping, as on other iihss' a'o'ueu
W prssbts for points beyond New York win be for:
vard,d with dispatch, and no charge made except
seaa cargo in New York at pier
No 81 North river, and the Company,s steamers
for Wilmington, North Carolina Charleston, "a.
vannah, Mobile and New Orleans, leave from the 70,
Tered v tthout expense or exposure
Insurance Is very low by these ships, and the
economy In time, Insurance, ana sohau. S.n ~
ear route from Virginia. Insurance elected !"
lowest rates. when ordered.
AGENTS:
iti Broadway. New York.
SAMUEL AYREs 4 Co..
Richmond. Virginia.
CALDWELL City Point and Pss.nSars.
T. q. WEBB, orso,.. Virginia.
For freight q sPs siSiE.1 YPREs CO.. Agents.
orice corner Of Cary and Virginia streets, oppo'
site the Tobacco Exchange.
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GA S1SsSs5zsE lyaxl11k
TIRGTNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
v Tie following regular trains will be run on
~ md rna ON and after MONDAY, Pesruary7 II:
MAIL TRAIN DAILY except on sunsa,ays1 nd Ss
tween Richmond nd an and nS Stann NJ A. n
al N S,a z r. NAIL TRAIN between Richmond and
Gordonsyiils seven times week, ieayanS niIM
mni RAW makes close connections with trains on
IN ms o,sn~e and Alexandria Railroad, and avoid:
,hs DELAYS at Gordonsvile on the former nign.
schedule BY this train passengers lot INC 'o1'H
ives! Til w VI! X Is rkAiS saun
tom at IA. NJ. for the West, on Tuesdays Inu!s'
days and Saturdays. .orr..t
THEMAlL T ,ba toNRa isaSlns AND hIsXANDRIx
wwtnntR RSoD The DAY NAIL TRAIN connects
s si,h STAGE COACHES at stanton, Lexington.
,rs vest Of staunton with STAGE
CACHES for Rockbridge Baths, Rockbridge ALUM,
warn. Hot and Healing Springs, and the white
suiphrgp5 F sha Fr Train between Richmond and
c,a,n,nn connects with Freight Trains on orange
and AIexandria railroad for Lynchburg ana Alex
'FREiGHT will be sent to any point on the Orange
Goods purchased In Northern cities can be sent
direct to any station this road wnsas 'ne sTR
PSHtN HUNTER. General Freight Agent, Rich.
| mnnI The charge for the transit through kich.
| mond, including wharfage, drayase, storage ana
commissions will not exceed sav ven articles viii be
much less. Freishts will be collected II des'ina-
| ton. a. tbis osBcs IN
Lyachbare, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga and
Fare to Lynchburg reduced to 20.
Tickets to Lexington, Va, aSn. u
f'0'e H. ID. WHITCOMB,
ss Its General Superintendent.
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The Richmond Dispatch is certainly a
wonderful paper. What else can it be
when it finds an umbrella that article
which is considered to involve no right OF
property. \ gentleman advertised one AS
lost. 1t was enough-thc Dispatch caused
il TO he delivered before breakfast -
FredrickSJuY HTa'd.
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CHRIST CHURCH, ALEXANDRIA. 1t Is
thought that the Christ Church property
dispute here may now be settled, agree
ments having been made to divide the YES
try. six on each side, with return of the
original congregation to the pcwS, the rcSigr
nation of the present rector, and II new
election, and an appeal TO the courts for
settlement of the question of the appoint
mcnt of interchangeable SMa.
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TnE SOUTHERN RELIEF FAIR IN BALTI-
uuRn.-IhiS noble charity has proved
a success beyond the most sanguinc hopes
nr its projectors; $lG2, 900 have been re-
ccivcd by the treasurer and diShursed 10y
the State committees, and the amount yet
To hr handed in from the tables and out
side committees is estimated at Sll 200
Tie total expenses Of the fair amounted to
s3,s0O-lcaviug the handsome sum OF
:l7O, 900 as the net procccdS.-.Su,, l$t.
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COULDN'T SwEAR.-Wc learn that the
contract for carrying the United States
mail between Milton, n. c., and Banks
dalc'S depot was recently awarded to a
colorcd man, who, after having the test
oath read and explained to him, threw up
the contract for the reason that has con-
science lr0allat 1t him take the Odtt!-
L,D,cLJyu NerS.
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ua>yuLE, CHARLOTTESVILLE, AND BRIS-
T. l,al FROM TEooPS. We learn from the
Arlington Cao,icie that in obedience 1"
f.rliou, from the commanding general
tie military division OF the Atlantic,
3, following posts in the department OF
-.4A have been discontinued Char
.#,UlIc, Danyillc, and Bristol. The
8g, now serving at these posts have
..u ordered, as soon as practicable, to
il their regiment al Richmond, Va.
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WASHINGTON, June Public business
is suspended to-day from respect to the
memory of the late General Scott. Con-
gress is not in session, both branches having
adjourned till Monday.
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BlsHor JoHNs.-During Thursdays SEES
sion of the Annual Convention of the
Episcopal Church of Maryland, the pre-
sence in the Convention Of Right Rev.
Bishop Johns, of Virginia, was announced,
and a resolution of qualification at the fact
was passed.
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BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND TRApE.-Du-
ring the month Of May only torty-nlne
bales of cotton and two hundred and five
hogShcadS and five hundred and thirteen
packages tobacco were received III Baltl-
more from Richmond.
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RTcVxoyp AND DASvrLLg RAILROAD
RIcHNoSD. May 2, 1855.

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.-Th
IN public are hereby informed that the diaersnt
railroads on the line from Richmond to the S0atn.
rfn Danyille, Va; Greensboro, Salisbury, CnAr.
iotte, &c, n. C.; Chester, Winnsboro', Columbia,
Charleston, Greenville, &C., s. c.; Augusta, sa-
Ga: Montgomery, Selma, Mobile, &C., Ala; New
Orleans, La &C., are now completed, thus giving
IA. the various points south. The route passes
.throngh a salubrious and healthy country.
; MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN leaves Rich
,,and daily SUNDAYS excepted, at TAO A. n. Ar
riyss at DS,ivile attss p. n. Arrives at Green's
boro at s.bP. n.
m -ao n. f1,eaves Danville daily At 6.as A. II.
Arrives atRiehmond At s.ls NJ ..
c.nt6s;Je railroad for FARMvlLLE, LYNCH.
RnRG. BRIST KNOXVILLE, DALTON,
CHATTAN00GA, MEMPHIS, &C.
40 - Superintendent.
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PERPETUAL INSURANCE.
DWELLINGS, STORES, AND OTHER BUILDINGS
ARE INSURED FOREVER
ON THE PAYMENT OF TEN ANNUAL PRE-
NUNS.
The policy may be cancelled after the lapse oil any
number of years, and the whole premium returned
unless the policy has been less than 1--WE years III
force. when five per cent. only of the premium
will be retained by the Company.
PERMANENT POLICIES ARE NEARLY FIFTY
PER CENT. CHEAPER THAN OTHERS.
LIFE POLICIES.
EIrE INSURANCE EFFECTED WITH OR WITH
OUT THE
GUARANTEED BONUS, AND ANNUlTiEs
GRANTED ON MOST FAvoRA.
BILE TERMS.
DIRECTORS IL NEW YORK.
F. CALLENET, ESQ, Chairman.
JOSEPH GAILLARD, JR., ESQ.,
T.. ARCHIBALD, ESQ, II. b. NJ Consul
HENRY GRINNELL, ESQ.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON. JR., ESQ.
EFF. SANDERSON, ESQ.
ALFRED PELL, ESQ.,, Resident Secretary.
The great resources of this Company, and the
high character Of its Directors, together with the
PERSONAL liability Of its Shareholders entit'e II
to great confidence.
DAVENPORT & CO., General Agents.
Office, over National Exchange Bank,
MAIN STREET.
my 26-2w
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PA N os' p1Asos,.i
JOHN w. DAVIES Il SONS.
RICHMoND MUSICAL ExCHAS" -
No iss MAIN STREET,
.oIa AGENTS for


gTIEPF,s PREMIUM PlANo.foRTES.
r,sxs ,p.truments have been before the public
poR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, in competition
with the bes, makers Of the country, and are nov
pronounced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED
These instruments have ALL THE LATEST In.
PROPONENTS, and ara
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
with the privilege Of exchange within twelve
months II not entirely satisfactory
to the purchaser.
We refer 10 the following persons, who hsvs
sTIEPFs PIANOS now In use:
General Z. =. LEE, Washington College, Lsxins-
ton;
D. B. PAYHa BRo.. Lynchburg;
Rev. r. 3. PHILLIPS, Virginia Female Institute ;
Miss MARY BALpwIH, Female School, and ). v.
CAvEL, Deaf, Dumb and Blind instiists' s@an'on;
Professor 4. A. AMpoLD, Richmond.
4 call from all In want Of SUPERIOR fiANoo
10 solicited. Terms liberal. Ill 81.
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THE COLORADO BILL.

Layton Y. Atkins died in Fredericks-
burg on Friday morning, May 25th, In the
Lxty. fourth year Of bis age.
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the trial OF Jcti. Davis Is not definitely
fixed for a particular period, it Is never
thclrss determined that his case will not
be called for hearing until after the eXpl-
ration of next month.-Ncp York Times
(!dicjaD.
THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
The purpose Of the caucus was not Only
to consider the action that should be taken
with regard to measures now pending
before Congress, but also to agree, If pos
siblc, upon some policy to he recommended
for the guidance of the Democratic party
i'm the fall elections. There are some VINO
favor the plaE of supporting conservative
Union men in districts where the Demo
Gratis arc in minority. Others demand that
the party organize regularly i'll all instances,
and nominate and vote for none but
straight out Dcmocrats.-ld.
THE MEMPHIS RIOTS.
According TO General Stoneman's report
of the Memphis riots, the investigation
shows that not less than twenty-iour
negroes were brutally murdered. Eight OF
the number had been United States sol
diers, and were acting under the orders Oh
the provost marshal, and therefore came III
conflict with the disorderly. The report Is
severe upon the conduct of the people OF
Memphis.
WHAT VIRGINIA Is EXPECTED TO DO.
II was declared in the Senate yesterday
that four of the seeded States would
ratifv the caucus constitution amend
ment. naming Tennessee, Arkansas, Lou
isiaua. and Virginia. 1t is now confidently
declared ON the other side that more
than four non-sccedcd States will refuse 10
ratity il. The eleven southern States, ana
particularly Virginia, have been so deeply
agitated by political uncertainties tnal
almost any settlement would be rclief To
her. But it is not believed that she VIII
agree TO Il curtailmcnt OF her representa-
ton upon the plan now proposed, ana Tor
the protested object OF forcing upon her
negro suffrage.
THE COLORADO BILL.
Colorado is to be forced into the Union
under the caucus decree. The same two
thirds majority that will carry the consti-
tu,ionai amendment in the Senate Is to
pass the Colorado bill over the Presidents
veto.
AS soon us the constitutional amend
ment shall have been adopted, the Com
mittce on Reconstruction are to report a
joint resolution declaring that, whereas the
States of Arkansas and Tennessee have
practically complied with the provisions OF
the proposed amendment, their Senators
and Representatives elect are entitled to
admission to their seats, subject Of course
| to the test oath.
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MONTAGUE u WHITALL
WI Late of the Merchants Insurance Company
OF Richmond.l
INSURE PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS IN THE
MOST RELIABLE COMPANIES.
They also effect
MARINE INSURANCE AND LIFB INSURANCE.
Once, No. al Main street, just below the spots
wood Hotel. de L."
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RAnRoADR.
n 0s ssj 10

&Q sE %
TREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
~ S5H ESsT J. E hsn MFss IA sz
sE ,;,sss
fssYSs ssa issss pstHase9 bon Sssnss5 . :: Sss
ss 8 &c s,.si;s e;
IAL fErfrdSys q rcsptedJ alta. NJ, aErfying.in
va WaSSiSsi@T & ssa sennssssag sish q. e
sq ext M EAfE Els gesSSI NAL IgS,r t!.a
Rishmond daily Ct P. NJ, arriving IN TsshhiBng-
yin ia ne ~ E1 ma wEsT
THRoGGH TICKETS and raR0g9H sAeGA1s
pphilsdeiphia New York, Boston, and all tine prin-
eigsl cities IN 'f 1sormsfIon and through tickets
anniy At the once Of the company, corner ofoso
and Eighth streets, shoekoe Hill. r,.ka, .csn.
J. d. GENTRY, General IicKet Agsnns;
SAMUEL RrrH, Superintendent. my 20
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Our correspondence.

~. attention Of the reader is called t."
urry>ting correspondence in this
a.u-', Dispatch. There are several
-.r> from different localities, and com
-.t,ion from our popular contributor
.--.-.lr.N
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New YORK, June l.-Cotton quiet and
steady. The day has been observed as a
partial holiday. Gold, al.
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STEAMERS.

aid DOMINION AND96h
NORTH STATE STEAMSHIP LIN Ess,an1f6ns
FROM RICHMoNp: PETERsBuRG's knp noe EF
TINE aud EVERY SATURDAY thereafter one OF
Ihe steamers OF this line will leave New York for
Norfolk, Petersburg, and Richmond, arriving IN
Eirbnond on Monday morning, and Will leave
Richmond on FRIDAYS, touching at CITY roiht
and Norfolk for New York. 49, MI
Merchants and others wishing 20 sn,p ~ ' nr
STEAMKRS will please be particular In requesting
their friends in New York to ship their goSds W
This line as il has been gotten up especially 10. tue
benefit OF the Virginia and North Carolina trade.
Passengers and freight taken at fair rates.
f'i i'' BRID6f0RD & MYERS,
Agents, Richmond, or
w =. CARTER,
City Point and Petersburg.
G. II. PEARSON, General Agent,
n, g., " 1874 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
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Eu,i>rA MILITARY INSTITrTE.-We
.yc received catalogue of the officers
u.Ir,lrt, of this popular institution, but
. .Nr not vet had time To examine it.
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VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CAPITAL, $500, 900.
JOHN L. BACON, President. "a
THOMAS w MCCANCE, Vice-President.
WILLIAM H. CHRISTIAN, Secretary.
DIRECTORS,
THOMAS K. PRICE, JAMES ALFRED JONES,
WELLINGTON GoppIS, THOMAS w. MCCAScE,
JOHN L. BACON, ROBERT a LAScAsfEH
BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE, FURNITURE,
and PERSONAL PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS, In
the city or country, insured against loss or damage
by fire on the most liberal terms.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid.
Once, los Main street, over Mitchell Il Tylers -
Richmond, Va. apE-H
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INSURANCE.
CIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.

.~<<>~~~<%~~~~r-e--~-<-r~ -~1S ~S~>S
T,IRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY OF
VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY, 1890;
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. si,ooo,ooo; :
INVESTED CAPITAL, 500. 900; - /.
FIRE AND MARINE POLICIES.
All the benefits which result to propesy ana s10s
from deposit Of premiums WIEN =. !.
HOME INSTITUTION OF UyDoUBTED SAFETY
AND ABILITY
will be realized by insuring with this company.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
D. J. HARTsoOK, President =
DAVID J. BURR, Secretary.
&c. wHERRY, JR., Assistant Secretary. !.
DIRECTORS OF THE COMPANY.
D. J. HARTSOOK, A.Y. sTphEs'
JOHN EspERs, JOHN c. WILLIAMS,
W. B. 1sAAcs, DAVID cURRIE,
JOSEPH F. POWELL, w. G. PAINE,
u Won GROOMING, w. O. TAYLOR,
GEORGE S. PALMER, SAMUEL g. TARDf.
OFFICE IN RICHMOND,
ON MAIN STREET, NEAR THIRTEENTH
over United States Telegraph Office.
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TRIAL OF DAVIS.

learn from official Sourcesthat although
the trial OF Jcti. Davis is not definitely
fixed for particular period, it is never
thclrss determined that his case will not
be called for hearing until after the eXpi-
ration of next month.-Ncc York Times
(OHcidD.
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DR. HUGHESS
CELEBRATED HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
SURE RELIEF AND RELIABLE CURE
His unriyaliad

His unrivalled
CHOLE ERA SPECIF q
WAS most triumphantly successful in the cholera
in lsis and 1854,
and IL unexceled in the relief and cure 1i
Morbus Diarrhea, Dysentery ana bilious
Cramp Collie
Price nor bottle, $50 Sent by mall, postage paid
cprFRR ATgD DIPHTHERIA, GROUP, QUINEY.
CELhohfP uTRiD AND COMMON SORE
THROAT REMEDY
l. recommended for all sorts OF Colds, Coughs and
bronchial A Elections, Sore Mouth and Thrush
OF Infants, Gathered Breasts, and Con.
stipation and Liver Complaints
generally.
Price per bottle, siSo Sent by mail, postasv paid.
For sale hy the city druggists. v
myif-d&esodlU
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SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAINS

for SCHOOLS, PICNIC PARTIES, ToukNA'
MENTs, BALLS, &c, can always be hired on the
most reasonable terms.
my aI-lot S. RUTH, Superintendent.
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LATEST NEWS BY MAIL.

Special dispatch 10 INC baIttHuFv ouH
Sbo,cra proc uttOR-Cust0ms Re-
ccipts-Iight-IIOuses, etc.
WASHINGTON, May Sl.--Thc Secretary
of the Treasury has instructed collectors
of customs to aid with all means at their
Mmand the local and State authorities
in preventive measures against cholera.
The receipts from customs last week
were three millions.
The Light House Bureau is actively en-.
gagged in restoring light houses south. Pile
lights are to be substituted for light boats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-02

There were large breakages yesterday
but there was no change in the condition
of the market.
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FLOATING POLICIES.
The mode Of insurance by Floating Policies
strongly commends itself to merchants and others.
Policies are issued to cover merchandise IN all or
any of the brick warehouses in the city.
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TWO UITNDRED BARRELS Mo

HOUSE AND TWO LOTS FOR
~ Substituted Oh Main street opposite the
Baltimore steamboat landing. Terms, Tor The
house and two lots 5000 cash down, or 5000 Tor the
homse and lot and 5000 for the vacant lot. Will be
sold separately II required. Apply on The premises
H. The owner [my 3i--3t*l JAMES FlNDLAf.
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(BRAycH oPFIcE.)
T LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
- GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL, IN GOLD, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 600
INVESTED IN UNITED STATES, OVER. I,sOO, 200
YEARLY REVENUE UPWARDS Off,. 10000
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
IN VIRGINIA SIX PER CENT. BONDS DEPo-
sITED WITH STATE TREASURER, -
In compliance with recent
ACT OF THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
STOCKHOLDERS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE
FOR ALL ENGAGEMENTS OF THE
COMPANY.
ALL CLAIMS
PAID ON PROOF OF Loss, WITHOUT DE-
pUCTIoN OF INTEREST.
POLICIES ISSUED IN CURRENCY, GOLD, OK
STERLING
FLOATING POLICIES.
The mode Of insurance by Floating Policies
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OFFICE IN RICHMOND,
ON MAIN STREET, NEAR THIRTEENTH
over United States Telegraph ONCE.
my 2s-lm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

TELE6RAPHlC
AND
Conan @ rcial Institute,
w Cor. Sd and II arket SIS, Up Stairs,
entrance Oh Third strtet)
WILMINGTON, DELAH = RE.
iUE whole Of the upl Al Fputtb tt,Tles Of Ola.
Il = budding hts been ittUi up ami UGcup ed by the
Institute, wAda will open Ter the winter Com
Gin. Monday, tic "ber 9Ih, lsb5. -nd enlmg May
Ist is ud'ing waith p'r,d II WA be pen daily,
KAT It sundays excepted fraio "A, NJ to IL
VI, ard = 49, to y. NJ, - Monday, TLetdsy Thurs
lay lli Fddsy evenings, 1t viii be- open II N toS
LAO service an &c nplshei plato al % 'r.en Al
D,n.uEn haze teen Iur. -, 70 teach
FENMAaShlP
Ia ~ its btsnchos he hiss SUI ertrrsni hut few equals
N t'tis teautlri Al.
cili'ies zoe Acqurtag ecmpl &c Molcantile educa
ton, suo never beiore offered 10 the pubic
Vi Nlmng lou sting OF single AID Double entry
BOOK kE6PiNG,
Iauh ing, Exchansc Insurance, Steamboat ns, Copms.
and JOnt stock Conpapy's Business, Commercial
For ms and OIL, untipAs &c, etc.
In the Ielegrap G Department every advantage that
be bad aly Office, Is afJrded persons dosfOus
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
H.l5IOlG - sLalS LEA1i.A COAL
0l4u Inrn6s Tn tkA Ten.

s.ssS. Inc subscriber has just received very
S5S ST.! Cri1T quality Of Spring Mountain LrhE a..
r<S5s&7,C THIS Coal IL admitted To lt the pUrsst
aHI Host; the quantity giving NOR,
1tAt ana lstLg longer than any either Goa coming ttDH
III Leh II kci,; alsu Locust fountain Broad MOu4-
tam 4 La 4gth aeha kill CUal OF all sizes. All per
.uua iesir Ibins cVnort with economy, would
nnd 1t 20 their a.yautige call the Mood aud Coal
fnru beuw tho Railroad, Dutw kia9 aud French ota
i.nlTIy JOHN Ii. TUNER
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
NOTICE.

THE undersgned would beg leave to call the atten
ton 81 The citizens Of Wlmin ton the
oounry TO his superior stock of medicines. chemicals
psIumery and fancy articles. Country keepers
supplied at the lowest maIks, prices
the very pest matstias at all hours. AVALON,
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