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LETTER FROM SOME ONE IN RICHMOND
TO JUDGE UNDERwOOD.-The Washington
Chronicle of yesterday publishes a note
from Judge Underwood enclosing letter
written to him by some one in Richmond.
The case has, We believe, been fully ex-
planned in the Dispatch.
RICHMOND, August rs, 1866.
L" Hon. John c. Under,oood:
"Dear Sir,-Some months ago two young
men, brothers, and natives Of this State,
but citizens Of the United States, both of
them having left during the rebellion
and Joined the United States army, and
fought bravely Zone of them having his
right arm shattered in battle, and being
now a pensioner), while passing to their
home, in the upper part Of this city, were
set upon by o number Of young rebels
for the part they had taken in the war.
The young rebels at the same time abused
and maligned their mother.
"The wounded one thus assailed drew
q pistol and fired twice, hitting no one !;
his brother, who was not armed, advising
him to shoot. They were arrested for this
offence and bailed, have recently been
tried and sentenced by a reconstructed
court to six months Imprisonment and
fine of five hundred dollars each, A. j.
Crane and W. W. Beckwith being their
counsel.
"Subsequent to their arrest, and be-
fore their trial, J. Marshall Hanna, reporter
for the Examiner, attacked, in populous
part of the city, D. O. Ogden, and fired
upon him six or seven times without any
provocation other than publication in q
newspaper. He was tried for this shooting
by the court, and being rebel, was dis
Crane says it is prejudice and not law that
Influences the decision of the court. Is
there no justice for Union men in the
United States Court
Respectfully,
"Tbe above letter comes TO me from .
most reliable gentleman, whose name for
obvious reasons regarding his personal
safety IL not given.
"JoHN G. UNDERWOOD"
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A GREAT IMPRovExENT.-We noticed
Yesterday that workmcn were engaged in
constructing a new flight of wooden steps
up the steep decliyity of Church Hill,
below Twentieth street, leading from
Franklin. The Catholics having purchased
two large houses on the top of the hill for
educational purposes, these steps will be
found very convenient, for the old ones
had become almost "played ont" We
sincerely congratulate the people OF
Church Hill upon this great Improvement,
which will afford them an easy method OF
taking a short cut to their "highiand +"
homes. Judging from the progress which
had been made in the work yesterday, the
steps will be ready for use to-day.
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ngIN VIEW OF THE EXISTENCE OF

HFIN VIEW OF THE EXISTENCE OF
the Cholera in our midst, and the Importance OF
making available every means to stay Its progress,
the undersigned informs the citizens of Richmond
that he in his possession an Indian recipe for
its cure, which has been used privately in many
cases OF Diarrhga, Dysentery, and summer dis
eases generally, with great success, proving an
infaliible cure in every instance. During the past
wear as travelling agent Of tho Baltimore and Ohio
railroad have had occasion to try its virtues, and
can recommend 1t unhesitatingly to the public.
] have confded to Messrs. BLUNT MOSELY,
Druggists, No 1924 Main street, OF this city, the
directions for preparing the mixture, and 1t can be
obtained on application to them.
LOUIS ZIMMER,
General Southern Agent
au l8-lmA Baltimore and ONO raliroad.
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THE THEATRE.-Tbe Theatre will be
opened in all probability on the 10th OF
next month, certainly by the goth, under
the control of the popular manager Mr..
S. B. Duffield. This gentleman, despite
the poor encouragement he received last
winter, has been at work all the summer
with view and determination to raise the
standard Of the drama in this city to what
it was in better days. He has succeeded,
with much effort, in engaging the services
of frst-class stock company, and has
entered into engagements with the first
stars of the country. We hope in few
days to be able to give more particulars.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MAYORS Court, THURSDAY MORNING
MAYOR MAYO PREsIDING.-SamE Evans, ne
gro, charged with stealing iron, was re-
manded for further trial.
James Dunn, an idiotic- looking boy, was
sent to jail to be cared for as being a va
grant and unable to care for himself.
Tom TurHn, charged with assaulting and
beating K. L. Bohannon, was committed in
default of fifty dollars surety for his fu-
ture good behavior.
Mary Jane Schaffer was arraigned for
being the proprietress Of house Of evil
name, fame, and reputation, and the fol-
lowing named women were arraigned for
being inmates of this house: Lizzie
Larmand, Annie Kilgrove, Norah Stu
art, Bette Valentine, and Maggie Will
liams. The following named men were
arrested for being assembled at this house :
Gideon Morris, white, John Murray, David
Lyon, Lewis Robinson, John Davidson, and
Edward Cox, negroes. The evidence dis
closed facts of most revolving and dis
gusting character and it is a great bless
ing to the city that such shell" F." has
been broken up. His Honor said that
since he had occupied the place of Mayor
he had never had more disgusting ex-
hbition of facts made before him. He
imposed a fine of ten dollars upon each OF
the parties arraigned, and required each OF
them to give one hundred and fifty dollars
surety for their future good behavior.
The white man and the negro boys all
gave bail; Francis Jane Schaffer, of the
women, did so, and the rest were marched
off to Jail in default.
William Jackson, black negro, for tres
pass, was sent to Jail in default of surety.
George Robinson, charged with being
drunk and trespassing on the premises of
Charles Lundin, was committed in default
Of surety.
John Conners, soldier, charged with
being drunk and disorderly on the street,
was sent to Jail to repent him of his mis-
conduct.
Stephen Heuson and Charles Howard,
Yank and Confed, the former in blue, and
the latter attired in a grey coat with
covered buttons, were arraigned for steal
ing a pair of pants and vest from -
Morris. They were sent to Jail together
to await further examination before the
Hastings Court. This union of hands and
hearts is good evidence of reconstruc-
tion, and shows that the example of the
South Carolina and Massachusetts dele
gates in the Philadelphia Convention was
not set to no purpose.
John Hester, small negro boy, was ar
raigned for stealing iron from Thomas
Ginty. His case was continued.
The continued case of Enoch Campbell,
negro, charged with stealing a pair OF
pants from E. II. King, was called up, and
the case was continued until Saturday.
The case of the difficulty between po-
lccman Sweeney and Edwin Cooke was
settled by the discharge of both parties
and the dismissal Of the case.
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM DROwNrNG.-Yes-
terday evening, shortly after the steamer
Georgeanna arrived at her wharf at Rock
etts from Norfolk, young gentleman by
the name Of Lampkin fell from the gang
plank into the water, and had narrow
escape from drowning. He was, however,
rescued from his perilous situation, and
suffered no further Inconvenience from the
accident than a thorough wctting Of his
garments. The event occasioned some ex-
citement, which subsided after it became
known that there were no fatal cOnse-
UuenCeS.
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BE SPECIAL NOTICE.
GREAT REDUCTION OF FREIGHT BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND.
THE ATLANTIC COAST MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY have greatly REDUCED THEIR RATES
OF FREIGHT by their magnificent side-wheel
HATTERAS and ALBEMARLE, built
expressly for this route, and are now LOWER THAN
BY ANY OTHER LINE.
About FIRST Of SEPTEMBER the wharf at Rock
et,s recently purchased by the Company will be
completed, upon which they have erected spa
cious she'd enc osed on all sides, with capacity for
TEN THOUSAND BARRELS.
SINNERS are assured Of careful handling and pro-
lection from the VT eather Of all merchandise by this
line, and merchants receiving their fall stocks, or
shippers to New York, would do well to call on us
before making engagements.
STEAMERS receive and discharge cargo in NEW
YORK at the Company's covered pier, No. 30
NORTH RIVER, from which their steamers leave
regularly for
CHARLESTON,
SAVANNAH,
NEW ORLEANS, &C.. SC,
avoiding drayage in New York on goods destined
for those points.
FREIGHTS forwarded to all accessible points
NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, or WEST, without charge
save actual expenses incurred.
INSURANCE effected at LOWEST RATES to New
York, and beyond If desired.
The PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS Of these
ships are unsurpassed.
Cabin passage to New York, meals and state-room
included. SEVEN DOLLARS AND A HALF.
steerage passage, FOUR DOLLARS.
The ALBEMARLE leaves New York every WED.
NESDAY at IL o'clock NJ. leaves Richmond sA-
TURDAY high tide.
The HATTERAS leaves New York every SATUR-
DAY at IL o'clock N. leaves Richmond TUES
DAY high tide.
Agents in New York, LIVINGSTON, FOX h
CO., IS Liberty street. La
l5-lm 1920 Cary street, Richmond, Va.
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A HEAVY THErr.-A negro named
George Gillett was arrested yesterday and
committed to the first station-house on
the charge of stealing sixty eight pounds
of ron from the Virginia Central Railroad
Company. Whether George intended to
offer his services as contractor for the city
railway, or to set up an old junk store on
his own responsibility, this deponent say
eth not; but at. all events he will have to
answer for his offence before the Mayor
this morning, and the result will be looked
forward to With some interest.
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HALL Tu1EvEs.-This class of thieves,
which has for some time past suspended its
operations in our city, resumed hostilities
on Wednesday night by way of raid on
the hall of gentleman residing on Frank
lin street. Three young gentlemen, who
were enjoying themselves with the ladies'
of the house in blissful Inconsistencies OF
the proximity of the enemy, lost their best
hats, and were compelled to go home bare
headed. Young men muct cease to be fas-
tidious, and wear their old hats or no hats
at all when they 60 visiting at night.
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ssy WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
FROM THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

sy WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
FROM THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREHSBRIER COUNTY.
We have Just received supply Of this
WATER, DIRECT FROM THE SPRINGS.
THE REPUTATION OF THIS WATER is WORLD.
WIDE.
So we'll known are its valuable properties In the
CURE OF BILIOUS DISEASES AND OTHER DE-
RANGEMENTS OF THE LIVER
that is deemed unnecessary to do more than make
the announcement that the water can be had.
The experiment OF transporting the water was
fully made years ago.
1T CAN BE HAD HERE AS PERFECT, AS TO
REMEDIAL EFFICACY. AS WHEN TAKEN
FRESH FROM THE FOUNTAIN.
Orders addressed to JOHN F. CARING, White
Sulphur Springs, will meet with prompt attention.
Price per OF two dozen quart bottles, 9l2. so.
For sale In quantities to suit purchasers by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
General agents for the Virginia Springs Waters.
au 20--tlstOct
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DEAD INFANT FoUND.-The dead body
of mulatto infant child was found In q
culyert on Fourth street, between Main
and Franklin, by the policeman on that
beat. DR.. Little, coroner, was sent for 70
hold an inquest, but upon seeing the body
he deemed such unnecessary.
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AN ITEM FOR EPrcUREs.-Those delicious
little birds, sora, which annually make
their appearance for the especial beneiit
of epicures, were offered for sale In the
First Market yesterday. The price asked
for them was two dollars per dozen, bat
we are assured by the gentleman who had
them for sale that he made scarcely any
profit. They will soon become plentiful,
and we hope the price will be SO low that
every one, rich and poor, can afford to
indulge in the luxury.
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ANIZATION OF THE
IL NINETEENTH REGIMENT VIRGINIA MI:

10 T. " Il " A n i N n ~ Vt inE
to reorganire this regiment, and 10 assemble tho
eompaHy lHy mi. embraces
persons between eighteen and forty hve years Of
age residing in the city OF Richmond west OF Tenth
The boundaries Of the company districts are ss
First Company.-North of Broad and ives. of
Second Company North OF Broad between
Brook avenue and Second street.
Third Company North Of Broad between Sc
cond and Fourth streets.
Fourth and Seventh streets.
Fifth Company.-North OF Broad between Be.
SIX, sixth Company y.-souh OF Broad and west Of
Seventh Company. South Of Broad between
Eighth Company South of Broad between Third
ana sixth streets. =, =,
Ninth Company. South of Broad between Sixth
Tenth Company Of Broad between Eighth
The men in the several company districts will
assemble at the following times and places:
Pirst Company AT the corner Of Clay street and
Brook avenue 2'sh OF August 1885, |" O'CLOCK
Second Company-At the corner OF Clay and
Adams streets, 2Jth Of August, 1865, 1t o CLOCK
Third Company the corner OF Clay and
Fourth streets, Goth Of August, 1860, ut O'CLOCK
Fourth conpsny the ,.ss s9rns. q c!sY .HH
Pifth Company the corner Of Clay and Ninth
| streets, 3ist OF August, lsss, att o'clock =.
Sixth Company:-At the corner cf MAIN snd
Pm.
seventh Company.-At the corner Of Cary ana
Third streets, ist OF September, 1850, ~ O'CLOCK
Eichth Company the corner OF Main and
PiftR streets, lst OF September, i'o'' Az ocioss
Ninth Company.-A the corner OF Cary and
Seventh streets, Sd Of September, 1850, a. O'CLOCK
Tenth Company. AT the corner Of Cary ana
| Ninth streets. I'd Of September, Eso, ~ O'CLOCK
| p NJ WYATT N. ELLlOTT,l
THOMAS J. EVANS. Conductors.
ADOLPHUS NORRIS,
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A RAcE.-There viii be trotting
match over the jackson Park Course TINS
afternoon for purse of one hundred dol
lars. Some of the fastest trotters In the
city have been entered, and an exciting
race is expected.
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C r. PEN ETON'S MALE
=. SCHOOL. FOURTH STREET. BETWEEN
MAIN AND FRANKLlN-SESSlON FROM SEP
TENDER iTTR TO JULY lsr. Determined to In
.qrr an ABUNDANCE OF TIME for each class, aud
ua class graduating. having another already
'nrHed and prepared under his own eye, he has
..tur.d the assistance of Mr.. A. ID. CHESTER
NAN. "A. M, an experienced teacher; but the
Prucipsi will himself DIRECT, aud by exchange
from time to tim" EXAMINE, all the classes.
WANTED, scholars to NIL up classes from FIRST
BEGINNERS $40 per SESSION. TO BEGINNERS IN
LATIN AND ALGEBRA-seo Apply over school
rooms 5. T. PENDLETOS,
An ll?,n PRINCIPAL.
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NE X. ii. MAURY & COL
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
have removed their ONCE to the banking house
recently occupied by the
FARMERS NATIONAL BANK,
No lolG Main street,
first house below the post Office,
RICHMOND, VA.
fau 2o-tsl
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PERsoSAL.-The Auditor of the State
having signified his intention to be absent
from the city for several days, the Cover
nor has ordered that Robert I. Taylor be
authorized to perform the duties Of his
Office during his absence.
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me- CERTAIN CURE FOR CHOLERA.-h

ECERTAIN CURE FOR CHOLERA.-My
CHOLERA MEDICINE, for the cure Of Asatic
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, and all cases OF Diar-
rh9a warranted to cure In all cases in which death
has not struck the patient, having been tested In
1882 when the cholera made its FIRST appearance In
this country. and In all subsequent visitations,
with UNMARRIED success, can be had Of the subscri.
Der, at his residence, No. Io Clay street.
.rs-Im T. r. BASS.
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srrIyxs PoR PAPERs.-T0 Mr.. J. V.
Wslker, Potomac mail agent; to Geisen-
daffer, National Express to the South
ern Express Company.
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7 NV EKSIT1 OF Ih' INia. ne
I next session will begin on the FIRST DAY
~ OCTOBER, 1863, and end on the TWENTY
NINTH OF JUNE, 1887.
A Professor Of Latin and a second Professor OF
Law will he appointed on the 18th OF August, when
the of.au3zaton Of all the departments ol insruc-
t1ou-Acad-mic, Law, and Medlcal-will be iully
rr.estab!isAed on the same enlarged basis rs be-
fore The war.
The entire expenses Of the Academic student,
exclusIv, II text books, clothing, and pocket mo-
r.y aInoEnt to three hundred and sixty dollars in
currency per session of nine months Or the Law
student, 10 three hundred and sixty. i've dollars,
ani of the Medical student, to three hundred and
ninety i've dollars.
Forcaalogue giving details, or for special infor-
nation address S. MAUPlN,
is it-tH Chairman Of the Faculty.
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AProINrxrxr.--The Governor has ap-
pointed +. P. Turner notary public for the
city Of Richmond and county Of Henrico.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NJ VIRGINIA AGENCY
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE ISsU-
RANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL, IN GOLD, OVER. .sis, ,o'o, ,ooo
INVESTED IN UNITED STATES, OVER 100000.
YEARLY REVENUE UPWARDS Of. s.ooo,ooo
STOCKHOLDERS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE
FOR ALL ENGAGEMENTS OF THE
COMPANY.
AL CLAIMS PAID ON PROOF OF LOSS WITH.
OUT DEDUCTION FOR INTEREST.
FIRE AND LIPE POLICIES
issued on mos, favorable terms In
CURRENCY. GOLD, OR STERLING,
and
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID At THIS AGENCY.
The great resources of this Company, and the
hish character OF the Directors lin this country,
together with the UNB0UNDED SECURITY TO
POLICY HOLDERS, and the SUPERIOR ADvAN-
TAGES offered, entitle II to the highest confidence
" DAVENPORT 4 CO., General Agents,
otace over National Exchange Bank,
an24-lm Main street, Richmond.
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EALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
lg66.ls67.
With renewed energies and increased facilities
We now offer the
MOST EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING FOR MEN, BOYS,
AND CHILDREN,

(from i've years old to grown mans,)
ever before offered In this marke., both members Of
the concern hsylLg given II their especial at,
tention; and SO far as practical knowledge and
close application will admit Of we think we can
offer advantages seldom excelled in this market.
All we ask Is fair trial
Persons In the country desiring TO order CLOTH:
ING for themselves or any OF their family viii
have no difficulty in insuring At by following the
directions here given. In case they do not suit
you will have the liberty Of returning the goods
and have the money refunded.
Directions for measuring suit for man, boy, or
child, are as follows:
xBAsrRB.
l. Length Of sleeve lin inehes) from centre seam
OF the back to the wrist joint. ,. Length OF In
seam Of pants to the heel Of the shoe. ,. Breast,
measure under the arms, close up and over the
vest. t. Waist, measure over the vest. D. nip,
measure largest part Of the hip. .. Entire height
Of the person. I. II boys, send their age.
By closely observing the above measure, mere
will be no dinieulty In getting complete nj. Cut
this out and put 1t In your POCKET for future feief
WHITE DRESS SHIRTS.
Our facilities In this line are unsurpassed In this
city; a 1T guaranteed or no sale and our quality
and price considered, are - low - any mouse
south. Reference for measures same % TOT co.,,
with the addition Of the exact size lin ineneD
A'o'n' 'TERHs: WI CASH. TERMS: CASH.
RErsRIycI.-To the pdolie at large, and twehty'
three years experience In the 'ifsinis mA'A0''
cau ana 500 WILLIAM IRA SMITH Z Co.,
III Main street fold number tsoe tnew);
wILLIAn J. GLEsE, RIcHAkD A; sAClpkM, =.
PolaEsr PgcoR, statesmen, also inVHe tnon :. 5r'enas
and patrons. ~ s.--.w
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DROT ECT YOUR PROPERTY
j AGAINST LIGHTNING
HAWLRY'S
PATENT LIGHTNING ROD,
consi,tins Of a combination OF met.ls-IRON,
LlSC, and CUPPER-scientifcslly slly arranged,
BEING BUT HALF-INCH IN DIAMETER, AND
BgUAL TO A THRRE-lNCH BAR OF IRON
IN CONDUCTING CAPACITY,
MAKINGITN NEAT
UPON THE BUILDINGS and
FASTESISGS, REMOVING THE OBJECTIONS
TO THE SMALL KSp No" oohaosLi
This ROD is entirely continuous In Its character,
and decidedly the SAFEST and BEST LIGHT:
MING ROO now before the American people, and
sopEonounecd by the best science OF this country;
T. Persons wishing TO purchase the above speeined
koD, OF the common IRON ROE, can be supplied
a. reasonable rates and all work put up by, me
kept IN repair free Of charge II not impaired by
unfair measures.
State and county rights for PATENT ROD for
'aie. Address -
WILLIAM s. MUNs0N, Agent,
.s--lm ppSt- pth Richmond. Va,
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NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS

INCOLLEGE, WASHINGTON, D. c., offers supe-
nor advantages for a thorough business education.
The course OF instruction embraces Commission,
br1k Keeping, PenInanship, Commercial Law,
Commercial Arithmetic, and Business Practice. ~
sp.ncerian Penmanship is taught by Henry Y;
ce.,trnled as the editor Of the SpenceTidn Key to
P,u.uusaip, adopted by all 6rst class colleges As
the standard Of criticism.
The systen OF Business Practice, originated and
snccessiuy taught by the proprietor, receives hls
special attention. This 10 the most valuable paH
ph"s his theoretissl knowledge, and in prepared
for the more minute details Of actual business
schoiarship for full course, and life membership
in this Union Of Colleges, forty i've dollars, II Sc
cured before sep,einb.r l, ls8e.
For circulare, specimen Of penmanship, college
currency, and merchandise, address
HENRY n. CoPP, A. M,
tya-sm Proprietor.
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P1ANos' 'r1Asos,,G
JOHN ". DAvIgs : SONS.
MUSICAL BxCHAH01.
No. iss NAH sfRIBfs
sole agents for
arIHYR,a PREMIuN PIAHO.YORTE0.

srIETFs PREMIUM PIANo-YoRrKs.
rhsss instYumenis have been before the public
POR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, In competition
With the best makers OF the country. and are now
pronounced by ALL fHI LHADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED
These instruments have ALL THE LATEST III.
PROvENENrS. and are
WARRANTED YoR FIVE ExARS,
with he privilege Of sxshsngs within evsivs
months II not entirely sstisfsstory
10 the purchasss.
We refer 70 the following psfsoos. Who hsss
SrIITFs PIANOS nov In sss:
General X. Z. LEE. Warrington Collage, Leuns'
Ton; /.
D. 3. PAYy. 4 Blo.. LynshbuSg;
Rsv. Z. Z. PxILLiPs, Virginia IsnAls Institute;
MIS- NASY BALDWIN, Ysnsls School. ana J. ..
cAyrt, Deaf, Dumb ana blind InsettsGs. snu.see;
Professor T. 4. AxDoLD, RisAnoud.
sail fron all In want Of SUrkklOx IiAaos
10 solicited. Terms liberal.
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EATHER, LEATHER, LEATHER.
i We have inst received full supply Of SOLE
LEATHER, FRENCH, GERMAN. ana AMERICAN
IhLf SKINS, LINING SKINS, SC, which we Offer
al lowest market rates.
o. II. CHALKLEY 4 Co,
Thirteenth street, between Main and Cary.
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~ II. BASS'S ENGLISH AND CLAS-
NCAL CuuOL.-The TIVE entieth session Of my
school will commence on the FIRST MOHDAliN in
>ErTEMBER at my residence, ON Clay street, NO.
~. The tuition payable monthly IN advance.
~ Ig $50
In the English department, Tor the session OF =,
S-Pcrsons desiring to enter scholars VIII
I.aase do SO early, the number Will be limited
3im T. K. BASS.