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VOLUME 80.
list OF LETTERS.

IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
Ink THE POST OFFICE At RICHMOND,
STATE OF VIRGINIA, JULY 20 sse.
II not called for within one moHh theJ VIII pe
sent 10 the Dead Letter once. ~.
To strangers or transient v!sitora In Town OF
cltv whose special address may oe uhKnon, ..
should bs marked on the lower lett mana eoiue'
W III the word "transient." ., ,,,,
Place the postage stamp on the upper rlsn. nama anu
corner. and leave space between the stamp anu
direction for post marking Without ihs'"s
with the writing. 49, .,..,,,oar, NINA,
caif Irr :" a9rtrtiged ittters, giving the date OF
~; a., and nav one cent for advertising.
n B-A request for the return OF letter 10 the
writer, II unclaimed within thirty days OF less less,
ar%e ana State across the left hand end OF the en-
ri an. ON the face side, will be complied with.
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NEEDED IMpRovEMENT.-Afo force ofhands
has been for several days engaged in re-
moving the curbstone on the west line of
Seventeenth street, south of Main, so as to
widen the sidewalk. This is demanded by
the increased trade of that portion Of the
city. The walk, it will be remembered,
was very narrow, not wide enough ha ,dly
for two persons to walk together upon It.
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NEW HOUSE or WoRsHrP.-The Society

NEW House or WoRsHrP.-The Society
of Friends in this city sold, few years
since, the house and lot which for long
time had been used by them as a place OF
worship. The lot on which the house was
built, in the march of public Improvement
10 being rapidly cut down, and will soon os
built up with fine business houses. The
grave yard adjoining this lot is to be en-
closed and kept sacred as becomes last
resting-place Of those who have been loved
and lamented. The Society have recently
purchased large lot on Clay street, Just
above First, and are now erecting on it a
house for public worship. The first story
is already up, and we learn that they cx.
pcct to occupy it by the first Of October.
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ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY.-Night before
last, as Policeman Fordham was on his
rounds, he discovered man in the porch
of the Franklin Hotel in the act of forcing
his way through. He Immediately pur-
sued, and, by way Of check, fired two or
three shots at him. He made his escape.
We hear since that there is 9 man in
Lumpkin's alley with ball In his neck.
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AsHLAND.-Ws know Of no more agree
able way of spending an evening than to
take passage by the accommodation train
on the Richmond and Fredericksburg rail-
road, at ) o'clock, and make visit to
Ashland, in Hanover county. The hotel
at that pleasant place of resort has re-
Gently passed into the proprictorship of
Mr.. +. Woltz, whose luxurious table ard
pleasant rooms in Fincastlc can never be
forgotten by one who has enjoyed them.
He has already worked wonders in the
way of improving the fare at Ashland, and,
with the assistance of his estimable wife,
will soon show our citizens that he knows
how to "keep hotel" We take this oc-
cason to suggest to the railroad company
that they give excursionists more time to
remain at Ashland. The train might re-
main there until after the passage of the
up mail train, and thus afford an oppor-
tunity for more enjoyment at the pleasant
village of Ashland, and do away with the
annoyance of long delay on the road,
for the mail train to pass, some three miles
above Richmond.
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ROBBERY on MAIN SrREEr.-A negro
named Henry Taylor. stole forty yards of
cloth from in front of Mr.. William Cohen's
store, on Main street, on Saturday morn
ing, and made his escape. Later in the
day he was recognized, apprehended, and
sent to the cage.
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RryoRED MURDER.-There was rumor
on the street last night to the effect that
a white man had been murdered in the
county by q negro. Constable Cole was
absent from the city last evening to make
an arrest. We are unable as yet to give
any correct information as regards the
mafter
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CosJuGAL ,FELIcIrr.-John Lyons and
his wife Sabina fought fight on Satur-
day, and succeeded in cutting and bruising
each other severely. Mrs. Lyons cried
"murder" and "police," and caused the
immediate arrest of her bellicoSe husband.
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FRENCH READER,
FOR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
BY N. scHELI DE VERB,

FENHb
Professor OF Modern Languages in the University
OF Virginia.
Containing o brief essay on French literature,
followed by selection Of extracts from the bess
French writer's. They are arranged according Ia
the subjects of watch they treat, In history,
oratory, thoughts and maxims, let
ters, characters, tales, and dramatic compositions
In prose, with extracts from every branch OF
poetry Brief notices Of the authors are given,
and the whole Will form fair outline Of French
literature from the earliest times 10 ocr day.
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RopDEnY.-On Saturday night the store
of J. A. Christie, one door beyond the
corporation line, on Broad between Monroe
and Henry streets, was entered by the
rear window and robbed Of some money, .
keg of lard, lot of socks, crackers, etc.
Robbcr unknown.
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I, SERIES OF ARITHMETICs.

l. FIRST LESSONS IN NUMBERS.-An Illus
trated easy Mental Arithmetic for the use of iami-
= MESThL ARITHMETIC. After the indnctirs
method of Pestslolki, with first Lessons In Written
for grEsryW ny shT2s Sna naak1ifTrMsTc
In which the fundamental operations on Abstract
and Denominate Numbers, and their varons appii
cations, are thoroushly explained ana f
by numerous examples adapted :" the ous'''e'' VI
practical life!; for the use nf schools.
J.. HlGH SCHOOL AKiTHMETL;.,F3r the a.e
ing on the fundamental princi pies will he more
fully developed, and illustrated by greater va
rlety and number OF application. and .xanpir,.
In ddition To the subjects usually Treated ia lrAt-
books of Arithmetic II will contain several ehap'
ters on Notation. Theory al Numbers, ftuSres-
sions, Logar!thms, and tho use oi Losaf'h'H''
These Arithmetics will constitute a progressive
series, commencing with object illustrations. and
by the Invaluable exercise OF Mental Arithmetic.
rendering the pupil familiar with the ePrraion
on Numbers, and preparing him th9roughiy w. ah,
examples, of the two higher work. The series
has been prepared with great care, after c"inpaf
son OF the standard English, French, usrmah' anu
American works.
II. SERIES OF HIGHER TEXT BOOKS IN
MATHEMATICS.
I. ALGEBRA For the use OF schools aud col
l,gas. .-tontaining tn. latest improvements. Ioa
thorough discussion OF the subjects usually treated
In text books this subject will be added chAp-
ters on the theory Of drterminants. and other les
from the modern higher algebra, Tor the use ot
university students.
.. LEGESDRE's GEOMETRY.-To the complete
translation OF the latest edition OF the standard
work Of Legendre will be appended many ex.r-
cises In geometrical analysis, with nints for the
solution Of the same. Also, notes on the appIieA-
tion OF the methods Of limits TO the REORGANIZATION
theorems In elementary geometry.
D. ANALYTIC GEOMETRY PART FIRST
Plane coordinate geometry. The point. straight
line, comic sections, some OF the higher plane
curves, algebraic and nscendental. Also, Tie
method OF abridged notation
PART SECOyD.-The point and straight line In
space, the plane, surfaces OF the second order,
cones, cylinders, and surfaces OF revolution, co.
nods, hslicoids, curves OF double curvature, ANA
teal theory Of projections.
Both parts will contain exercises selected from
the best English and Continental COLLECTIONS
Tothe above series II Is intended TO add @ soon ~
practicable, work the din.rantiAi and iht"sral
calculus, consisting Of translation ol u. stnrm
"Cours d Analyse de PEcols Polytechnique, with
notes and exercises and subseq uently work on
trigonomery. and two small text books OF algebra
and geometry for beginners.
The auth or has been engaged for considerable
period in the preparation Of these text. books, ami
Ii. hopes aa experience Of more than fifteen years
as instructor in mzth ematics will enable hin, to
prepare y good and acceptable series, and thereby
promote the cause Of sound education. Address
BIDGO0D 4 RILEY.
Agents for Southern University Series,
70 Box rs Richmond, Va.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
IMMATURE ALMANAC-JULY 23.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-JCLY ~.
Sun rses...........455l Moon sets........... .29
Sun sets..............7c5 High tide Up. NJ b.. 90
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY q ASD2 1865.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Thomas Morgan, Hill, Norfolk, mer-
chandse and passengers, ]. H. Freeman.
SAILED.
Steamer State OF Maryland, Ira eers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, D. w. Currie.
Steamer Albenarle, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, s. Ayres co.
disc and passengers, 4. X. Tatum.
Schooner Woodruff Sims, Pharo, Dighton, Mass,
coal, Dover Coal Company. ,-,,
port, coal, Hampshire co:
Schooner J. J. Barrell, Harrison, Baltimore, rio
City Point, railroad iron, A. Millspaugh Co..
Schooner Ashland, Burton, Philadelphia, lum-
Der. ID. * w. Currie.
schooner Mary Willis, Phillips, Baltimore, light.
MEMORANDUM.
BALTIMORE, July 2.-Sailed schooner William
Frayzicr, Applegarth, Richmond.
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WILL BB ISSUED EARLY IN THE ACTuNy,
AN ELEMENTARY ENGLISH GRAMMAR.
FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS.

Professor OF History and General Literature in the
University OF Virginia.
This Grammar will be founded upon a special
study Of the English language, prosecuted for
several years with tsa view TO the production OF
text. book suited 10 the requirements Of the age the
country, and the language. IL will retain ss far
as practiea BILE the familiar modes II teaching the
subject, and will avoid unnecessary Innovations.
IL will avail itself freely Of whatever II most valua
BILE in previous treatises, general and special from
the Grammars OF Ben Johnson aud John Wallis
down to the investig atoms Of La than, Garns and
Marsh But II will incorporate the conc cusions de-
rived from the copious materials collected by ori.
ginal research for the preparation OF an extended
and critical Grammar of the English language,
which will be completed and published hereafter.
The utmost diligence will be employed to insure
simplicity, perspicuy, consistency, and accuracy,
both In arrangement and In expression.
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All important facts and transactions connected
with the country and is lnha abitants. with the Ge
neral and with the State Governments, from the
commencement Of Colonial Settlements within the
limits OF the United States down TO the CURRENT
time, viii be comasmoratsd under their Sppropr.
.. TO furnish the undispuisd elements OF American
history.
No discussion OF measures, of the character and
consequence Of events. OF OF the conduct OF pup.
chronicle with accuracy those phsnomenx which
have marked the development, Of the reputation s.I,
power, activity, and resources OF ths unea ssa,es
The estimation OF lines OF public policy, " the
motives and influence Of public men. OF the con-
duet OF political parties, WIN as len unbiased 70
the private Judgment OF each aadsns ana y an. tns
tory-sNsY the clouds Of present Je.lousiess pas.
sions, and s1Fimonies hsvS been dsslPsis6 y As
pshfyiaS influence Of uAs. s ti t
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MEETING OF SuNDAY-ScHooL TEACHERS.
A meeting of Methodist Sunday school
teachers of the city was held in Sidney
yesterday afternoon. The affairs and pre-
sent condition of the schools were dis
cussed, and plans for the promotion of their
future welfare were we'll argued and ma
tured.
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Drsp.rcH FOR The SPEISas.-Persons going
to the Springs or other summer resorts can
have the DAILY DIsPArcH sent them at sixty
cents per month. Orders left at our counting
room will receive attention.
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HAHvEYS l. WILLIAMS Commits.

= sl,a Merchants, oIrr for sale at lowest prices
~. aCIlkkD Too ACCo, some splendid
'tAAbLE.s FISE-CUT TOBACCO, an article uni.
Iv Frmal.y pleasing:
@2a'i ADAMANTlHE CANDLES, a full stock
lIkG. ana r, +. q. G., K. r., and Stick
li,,11it 1trect from the manufacturers;
IIt1I&,HLAn ) sAFEs-only kichmond agency;
~'~ "ES--a iaii stock OF Whisky, Brandy, Gin,
NC HARVEYS 4 WILLIAMS
"-s copy je 2l~lin
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C0LLIsIoN.-While DR.. Pollard's buggy
was standing in front of his office on Sa-
turday, cart ran into it and damaged 1t
considerably. The driver Of the cart was
drunk, but Mayor Mayo saya that this Is
no excuse.
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SALES OF REAL EsrATE.-Sutherland's
house, on Twenty-fifth street, was sold by
Harrison, Goddin & Apperson on Saturday
for q ,425. Mrs. Mary Armstrong was the
purchaser,
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OUTLINES OF LATIN GRAMMAR.
BYBAsIL L. .grLDgRsLEEvE, PH.D.
Of Ancient Languages In the University
OF Virginia.

primary grammar ought to content ttsei win
the orderly sxhibltion OF the actual phenomenon
of a lang uage in form and in syntax To this end,
scienti tic method il necessary bnt the Justification
OF the method il bewildering to the pupil uns ATS
factory to the more advanced student, and use-
less to the competent teacher. The elementary
Grammar is not the place fur the discussion OF
1uestious pertaining To the ph siology ard phi oso-
phy Of language, and all such matter. vii. ss
lille manual is to be committed to memory, and
the author will use all diligence to present only
hat which will no, need 10 be unlearned Al more
advanced stage Of study.
A PROG RESSivE LATIN READER, with exer.
cisesw III follow the i" outlines Of Latin Grammar.
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BANK or SAvASNAH,l
SAVANNAH, "a, July c, lsG6.
[ >~lG\EES' NOTICE-The under

1 >>lG\EES' NOTlCE-The under
y '....d having been appointed ASSlGEEES Of
%@.' b.uE iorthr purpose of adjusting and hqui-
ar,f- .s> affair therefore all persons having
Ela~ .-Anu-, this corporation viii present them,
..4@., holders II thia Bank are required to
t5".rst lnn same .lhiu six months from this date,
dta'. "l. lose the priority granted by statute !;
"'- l4.y lGa,bl, " III ma kr Immediate payment
/" II. BRIGHAM,
GEORGE w. DAVIS,
" tA~lfu ASST nees.
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tlk>T NATIONAL BANK,
tAtIEp STATES AND STATE DEPOSITORY,

No. l@l7 MAIN srkEEI,
., "Nt HH0E AtuEE THiETEESTH STREET
t"'.t certificate. wlll be issued by this bank,
"'-r interest, payable after ten days notice, on
. i."a 'l The national banks in the northern
hLN kStE STAMPS sold at Government dis
;. 4. CLOVER, Cashier.
" l.. trAkLEs, Vice President and Teller
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MAsoxIc.-There has recently been or.
canized at Ashland Masonic Lodge, un.
der the name of Ashland Lodge, No. les.
1t numbers already about forty members,
including some Of the best citizens of
Hanover county.
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Ritlmond Qispatrlr.
auction Sales This Day.

HARRISON, GoDDIN 4 APpERsoN will
sell on the premises, nj p. NJ, four valua-
BILE lots at the southeast corner Of Grace
and Twentieth streets.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
READY ~ sEPTEHBgR:
@ GRAMMAR. IN FRENCH.
BYn. scHsLE pE WE'RE.

Professor OF Modern Language. In the univsrsi'y
Of Virginia.
This work will BE- divided into two parts
Th. YIRsT PART will contain the Elementary
p Mas or, Pronunciation, Acetd-nce, and syn'ax,
In conc ise form illus,rs BY number Of plain,
sentences such as are wanted In the co.'s
mon intercourse OF life. -
The SECOND PART Is INTENDED for advanced
scholars and special attention VIII De PAD 70 syn
Svntsx will be fulIy explained and accompanies
l,y annie exercises, increasing gradually In dim
cilty. list OF the principal idioms anu eoioquih
ph ases will DO added.
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MAsoNIc.-The stated monthly meeting
of Henrico Union Lodge, No. $50, of An
cient, Free, and Accepted Masons, will be
held this evening at 7 O'Clock.
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A FRENCH READER, FOR BEGINNERS.

BI u. scHELg DE WERE,
Professor OF Modern Languages In the University
Of Virginia.
II will contain Poems Of acknowledged excel
lence. and Prose pieces OF narrative character,
presenting each n complete story, carefully ar
ranged according to their respective dimculties.
Those for beginners being accompanied by explA.
natory notes: An index is added, containing tho
with notice Of their principal works.
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I.O.O.F.-Jefierson Lodge, No. 4, l. O.
O. F., will NEE. at Odd Fellows Hall at 8
| o'clock tonight.
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IMPORTANT To observation-disclosures
day morning a negro hack-driver named
Moses Taylor was arraigncd before the Re-
cordcr to answer a charge of breach Of con-
tract. Captain William English testified
that he had engaged Taylor at stipulated
price at one of the dcpots, one day last
week, to drive lady home, and that the
negro, while he was engaged in the cars,
hired his hack to somebody else. When
he returned, he found lady and gentle
man in the hack. He asked Taylor what
it meant, when he answered that he did
not know that Captain English wanted all
the hack, nor that he objected to his carry
ing another lady and gentleman along. The
Captain, wishing to test the question, COM
planned, and had the negro arraigned. The
Recorder read the ordinance on the sub
ject, which provides that any hack-driver
who should fail to do work which he
had engaged himself to do at stipulated
price should be fined at least ten dollars.
This being Taylor's second violation of the
city ordinance, he was fined twenty dol
lars. Our citizens should bear this in
mind, and hereafter make hack-driyers
come up to their bargains.
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I SUPERIOR LOT OF GUNPOW.

4 - ENIUN LDT OF UUNFUW :
: DkE and BLACK TEA, jus, received
WIIfISr DUTCH HERRINus and DUTCH CHEESE,
i,,WvIE SUGAR, in loaycs,
VIZ LAGuAYRA, aud MARACAlBO COFFEE,
pt ~ ~ 'EsTERsHIRE.sAUCE
r"HLoE MATCHES,
'"ss..s aud Hulrs WASHING and FANCY
FAkAFiNE bs., .n.s,Srryr ~. r.rrow
CANDLES ""
SpfssL,oT SMOKING and CHEWING TOBACCO,
IN, -, - and CIDER VINEGAR, for pickiing;
'''VAATE aud cocoa.
f, for sale hy
Hh-2w JOHN l. ALBERT BLAIR.
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WILL BB IssrED IN sEPrExBEk
SERIES OF MATHEMATICAL TEXT. BOOKS.

By CHARLES \. yESABLg,
Professor of Mathematics, University Of Nirsinis
former Professor Of Mathematics and Astrono-
my in the University Of South Carolina;
former Professor OF Natural Philoso-
ply and Chemistry In the UNI
versity Of Georgia.
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RoSTON LEAD COMPANY.-We
TJ,yXSSyTe Just received further supply of Ma.
,,.,t" az PuEE GROUND LEAD, (six tons In
,.t.tg "hstb @e offer Tor sale Ut the manufac-
''' P44gs 10 DEALER
PALMER, HARTS0OK 4 Co.,
tyi, Agents here, Fourteenth street,
-" second door from Cary.
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WALTER 8. WEST, ARCHITECT
w AND BUILDER, Y prepared 70 furnish Ds.
inss Of every description, and 10 supsrintsnd or
contract 70 build the same. In any part Of the stA's
0nes,. No. 10 Main s..ss., tup s,.ir. Rich.
mond. Va. nh H-sn
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THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AMI
l. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
is now prepared To carry

IL now prepared to carry
MONEY AND VALUABLE PACKAGES
10 and from New York, St. Louis, and intermediate
points, and as far south as Atlanta, Ga. In order
afford the most ample security to shippers 1t has
AN INSURANCE OF FIVE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS
on the money chests of the company by each train,
with several leading insurance companies, such as
THE sun, SECURITY, MANHATTAN, METRO
PoLITAN, AND PHENlX,
whose aggregate capital and assets amount to
FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Shippers are thus insured against common car
riers' risk, and security is afforded never before
offered by any express company. For this
NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE IS MADE.
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANsPORTA.
TION COMPANY
now prepared to do business as
CHEAPLY, EFFICIENTLY, AND SECURELY
as can be done by any other company.
J. E. JOHNSTON, President.
B.F. FIcKLIS, General Superintendent.
my 2l--sodts
TWENTY BARRELS FIVE-YEAR
10 bsrrels DD : s6UTHsiDE 81 f REcTlFIEp WHISKY,
casks imported FRENCH BRANDY.
s casks genuine PORT and SHERRY WINE,
GIN, RUN, and DoMssTIC BRANDY,
SOUTHAMPTON APPLE BRANDY, very
GREEN and BLACK TEAS.
100 Todd's celebrated SUGAR. CURED HAMS,
CRUSHED, PoWDERED, EXTRA and
is sacks prime LAGUAYRA and RIO COFFEE,
''' No. 1910 franklin street,
jy?o-3t near Old Market.
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ARCHrrECTs AND BUILDERS.
Agents for Southern University Series,
u Box rs Richmond, Va.

~ J. CRUMP, Builder. Governor
IL. street. opposite Whig Building, Is grsPsfsd
to undertake contracts for all kinds Of BuILDlSo
and TO execute work In his line In all ts branches
JOBBlyG promptly attended TO.
PACKING BOXES for merch ants and others ma
nufacturei ut the shortest notice.
,ouas, pricss sh red my ls-3m
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Ill CHARLES l.. COOKE, >!g't. r'"nden'.
Nre.StIiY BgUWN EILA%p. hoy,IncSS.
-,lt, ,%>T'IrIsTE !. aurIv provided with the
. atiu..rac'i~u in III" vnrr"n> branches OF
....rl l.trrs'ar- d"man!"i la t'inHtr schools
',.... .r..r Under the changed condition oi
NV will r"ithrr lower ~ former stand
.- relax = energies, but VIII snd"avor to
,rs s,ur,.i.aut rrIi az il iahors. The
,.....-t> ut four gentlemen, including
=, s..>ar Of Music, and ionr ladies', be-
me.r. IN tho Don. SIC Department.
-.,..,' session Will uI"n on tlI" ?Sth ~ July,
.....a. So MONTH. fu!ls comm, hy rail-
..... "a. >H..a..
r.Ey,y.E 1--WE MONTHS.
.. -at..tsan In all literary studies. .... SlO0
70 I'd. 8. ..a O.! instrument 80
..., ar wa>n3u- extra; pupils furnish their
.r... Payments IN currency, hall on the
~" .rsara aud half on the lpth Of october.
y. .. KrUrtt.r frr'ru months pay half ou III" day
.,..r.a and ua,i "u the ii OF January, l>61.
.r...g rata.ru0acs apply I" the suprrinlrud-
.. ;. .r....t. SPRINGS, Roanoke, Nd.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND
III MECHANICS r00LS.-The subscriber besss
TO announce TO hts former patrons and friends ana
the public generally that no has rs,a%sd o,sIs
where hs 10 prepared TO supply them wiin M nsv nsv
;.oss e! AMeaIchs ExGLisa,, ,..S AND vsssS Ssiii .iii
% 'nStSS HOE ! ca C1. 8 ciRCTLIR saws,
SGk RSSyIEs tEt1fkEs 1ffkkISsSs SssI4iss. IA me-
for sals n mAnufscturen' prtcss. IN
II Thsnkiul 10 bis many friends for thsir Aver N
the past, hs hopAs 70 merit sn4 sesuis sas
tassesS siSn of the Circular eew,
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