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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and nll
the effects ofyopthfl indiscrction, will, for
the sake Of suffering humanity, send free TO
all who need it. the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing u profit by the
ADVERTISER experience, can do 50 10y I'd
dressing JOHN y OGDEN.
No. 10 Chambers ST., New York.
dec2Sly
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C.l EO0 PER YEAR, We want
Al WAY MarrY HAPPILY.

Irrespective Of wealth, agc or beauiy and
The love Of the opposite sex can be gained by
following simple rules. Sonda directed eh
yelope to
MADAME MARY PERRY.
Station D, Bible House, y. y.
July 1g.3m
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Ladies Fancy Goods,
AT MRS. SHRIYERS
H. IL L. Go.
Bonnet and FaRcy Store

GLOVES, an kinds, EcTls, Of every dcscrip-
tion. Collars aud Cuff, latest styles. Handkcr-
thicfs, all kinds, Hosiery, all kinds. Parasols
.dcs Satchels and Travelling Bags, Sewing and
Fancy Baskets, Portmonic's and Pocket books,
Hair and Tooth Brushes, Combs, all kinds,
Dolls and Doll Heads, Gum Diapers, Fancy
Soaps and Perfumery, Albums, clildrcns Car
riagcs and an endless variety Of goods for La
dies and Childrea at the
apis LADIES' STORE.
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SHOES AND HATS
Cheaper then Ever,
Ar JonS Il. BUsnY's,

AT JOHN IL BuSHY =,
Opposite new Catholic Church.
NUHERE you will fud the largest and
w best assortment Of the very latest
style ladies aud Misses Shoes aud Boots
ever offered for sale IL this Market, Also
Mems Boots aud Shoes Of every disruption.
Hats! Hah :! Hah!!! Hah'!!!
of the very latest style always on hand.
All goods sold at the very lowest prices.
oct -
Estate of CaAayiae Ham, dcceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Of Admstra.
ton on the Personal Estate of Catharine
Ham, late Of Carroll county, deceased. All
persons having imsaguinstsaid Estate, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same within
six months from this date, otherwise they
may be excluded from all benefits Of said
Estate Those indebted are requested TO
make immediate payment.
DAVID WANTZ,
octll-it Administrator.
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A GENERAL STATEMENT
OF THE
County Expenditures,
For the Year 1866.

THE following Statement of the FIX
penditures for Carroll County, for
the fiscal year, ending juno Both, 1866,
is made out and published in accordance
with the requirements ofthe 9th SEE
ton of the 18th Article Of the Code of
Public General Laws
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Estate Of Barbara Mintcr, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
IN Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county letters Testamentary
on the Personal Estate of BARBARA MNTER,
late of Carroll County, deceased. All
persons having claims against said Estate
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
in six months from this date, otherwise they
may be excluded from all benefit of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested to
make immediate payment.
JOHN SHARRER,
oct1l.4t. Executor.
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ALMe HOrSE REpORT.

In accordance with the 9Th Section Of tho
7th Article Of the Code Of Local Laws the fol.
loving ytatcment Of County Expenditures TN
account OF the Aims House of Carroll county,
i published showing the amount expended for
supporting and clothing the inmates Of said In
stitution, over and above the smcunt producrd
fypna firm
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NO. 8T3 EQUITF
In the Circuit Court far Carroll Cotnfy.
Charles II. Fogg and nRDERED this
Susan J.. Fogg his ~ 22nd day OF
Wife aud others, October, 1866, that
~. the Audit filed in
Stephen Smith the above cause be
and others finally ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary be
be shown on or before the 9th day Of No.
vember next: Proridcd a copy Of this order
be inserted in some newspaper printed in
Carroll County for two successive weeks
previous to the last named day.
WIN. A. McKELLIP, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
WIN A. McKELLIr, Clerk.
oct 25<2t
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srRAvGE. Rue rntE.

SENh1EE BA Z TIKI T..
Every young lady aud gentleman in the
United States can hear Something very much
10 their advantage hy return mail free of
charge by addressing the undersigned. -
Those having fears Of hcing hnmbugged will
obliEe by not noticing this card. All others
will please address their obedicnt servant,
THOS T.. CHAPMAN,
dec2sly s3l Broadway, New York.
lovely Girls and S'cStiyc Boys.
Send an addressed envelope and % cents
and will send YOU some valuable iniDrma-
ton that viii please you. Address
Miss JANE BRYAN,
Statioa $, ~ Spring ST. y. !.
july i0.3m
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Notice TO Soldiers.

I am now prepared to make out the papers,
and collect the bounty for Soldiers, under
the late decision of the War Department,
and the Act of Congress approved July 2sth
1866. No pay, or charge made, until
collect the money from the Government,
and pay it over to the Soldier. have re-
ceived number of blank forms from the
War Department, and am now ready to
make out the claims and collect the money.
RICHARD MANNING,
e. Office IFrizell & Manning,
a@4 Brokers, Westminster, Nd.
oct If
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JACOB MYERS, steward.

IT, amount Of produce sold from the
farm, 2ss IS
To amount Of each paid 70 Steward
and others for Aims House purpo-
,c,, 4,fii IS
s4IJ2 10
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IN LPACCAS, Delaines, Mosambi0aex. aaH d
3sA variety OF Other suitable dres ro61z fot
The Ladies,fcheap &C A. 4. Warnsz'f.
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G Z.

D. amount paid for Mechanical and
other labor, 1910 on
By amoun: paid FOR Cattle. Farming
implements, Merchandise, Gro
eerica, Sc., s,g2f 10
SI,432 20
BY order.
LEVI VALENTINE, Clerk.
0ct25it
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VIM. Hartley and lodging
him in Jail of Carroll Co, 30 90
Council to Board Of County
Commissioners
Fisher & SchaefIer, 100 90
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Approved October 22d, 1866.
TIOS. r. SHEPHERD,
JOHN H. CHEM.
THOMAS PAYNTER,
COMMISSIONERS.
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EOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN- tim

TOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN- TNh
IL TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA- -
NY.-Ths splendid new side-wheel steamship
HATTERAS, s. ALEXANDER commander Abe
MARIE, A. BOURNE commander, leave Kichmond
:ysy TTksPAD sRd and
These SHIPS are entirely new, and were buil'
expressly for the route.
haze :psRfkka sacoSys az sTss .ai
ATTENTION are unsurpassed. q,
Passage, meals, and stats.rooms included, Sc.
VEN DOLLARS AND A HALF.
shipped BY this Line are landed
Shippers ars invited to notice that the great
damage and loss by handling, and exposure from
frequent re. shipping, As on other lines. avoided
Frsishts Tor points beyond New York will be for.
warded with dispatch, and no charge made except
actual expenses incurred.
No. as North river, and the Company,s steamers
for Wilmington, North Carolina; Charleston, Sa.
vannah, Mobile and New Orleans, leave from the
same pier. Goods for these points can be trans
fsrred without expense or exposure.
Insurance IL very low by these ships and the
economy In time, insurance, and condltion In
which goods are delivered, makes this the cheap,
est route from virginia Insurance erected ~
lowest rates. when ordered:
LIVINGSTON, FOX & co...
Ill Broadway, New York.
SAMUEL AYRES &C.,,
Richmond, Virginia.
CALDWELL DUNN,
T. d. "h0s Norfolk. Virginia.
For freight q s psfShhs FIRE. Co.. Agents.
site ST aSs i Tobsee % ExeSanTs. de- a-s
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Ridiculous Runners or Stanton's Departure
from the Cabinet-The President and the Con'
xsitu,ional Amendment-Thc Radicals at the
Next session or Cougress-The Cincinnati
Postmastership, etc. a.
WAsurSoroS, September 70.
The rumor was repeated in certain guar
tiers YESTERDAY that Mr.. Stanton was 10 30
ont Of the Cabinet at an early day. Inc
mere mention of this probability-h II Is
nrobable--.;s 90 threadbare that 1t appears
r;d;cnIons. hut, at the same time, am
ahlo to state that the report was cred'ted
n ofsc;ai circles Of no little Importance
yesterday forenoon. ! hazard no predic-
lions however, on the subject.
The health of the Secretary OF State
continues steadily to improve, and he Is
now daily at the department in attendance
upon his official duties.
II has been reported that the President
intends after the fall elections, IT they go
heavily against the policy Of his admins
tration, to recommend the adoption by the
southern States Of the constitutional amend
ment. This has received widespread Gre
dcnce here, but ! am unable to find any
authority for the assertion. At present
there is q decided hull with regard to the
measures VI tuc T1ASSuti'Cs ~ ~ h"iu Wy
possible that an official declaration OF the
Presidents views will he presented to the
country in advance Of his annual message
to Congress.
There arc indications of another division
In the ranks of the Republican party al
most Immediately upon the assembling OF
the next Congress. The theory promul-
gated by Brownlow and endorsed by Ste.
VEINS, Wilson, and other leading spirits in
the Radical camp, must find opponents
able to fight it. Ii is also certain that Sc
ycral of the measures which were pro-
posed last session, and abandoned only on
the score of impolicy, will be again press
ed: so that there probably will be food Tor
dissension. Negro suffrage will be among
the first topics for consideration.
There is quite contest over the ap-
monument of postmaster of Cincinnati.
The two most prominent applicants for the
position are S. b. Sanders and Enos b:
Reed, both connected with the Cincinnati
Union, johnson Republican newspaper OF
that city.
1t is probable that Mr.. Nicolay, Consul
the United States at Paris, and late prl-
vate secretary to President Lincoln, Will
be recalled at an early day.
The weather is of the gloomiest kind
Imaginable. Perhaps it is the breaking up
of the widespread equinoctial storm
which has been playing such havoc with
the Newfoundland lines, and been the
means of summarily cutting short the
news from Europe. TiMoN.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

r IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING
IN rne posi-. OFFICE AT RICHMOND,
STATE or VIRGINIA. sSpTEM nnih ;s.y Win b.
IL not called for wthi nsn one "o"s" 'Ae'
sent 90 , ,nn OF transient visitors In town or
TO suanse snscial address may he unknown,
CITY, ne marked on the lower left.hand corner
sn ,,h The word a. transient" s,h,na
Place postage stamp on the up iss stamp and
Mrn",,on for post marking without intef'ssn
with the writing. 40 annlieant must
caii no, TOT .na nav one cent for advertising.
for ss Ts' tsr S' day. or s.s
WHY'D mr,nted with the writer's name, post
nmns and Slate across the ls! hand end Of the en-
sinns on the face side, will be complied with.
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRY
N GOODS, CARPETS, BOOKINGS, RUGS, &C.
THOMAS r. PRICE & co. are now receiving their
fall and winter stock of foreign and domestic
DRY GOODS, to which they invite the attention OF
BLACK and COLORED FRENCH CLOTHS,
BLACK and C0L0KED CAssIMEREs, for
FLANNEIss, BLEicHED and BROWN COT
TONS and SIiEETINGS,
IRISH LINENS, DIAPERS,
DAMASKS, TOWELLING, &c.
FRENCH POPLINS, plain and figured;
FRENCH DELAINES and MELANGE s, very
BLACK es and CoLoRED EMPRESS CLOTHS
and OTT0MANS,
FRENCH BIARRITZ, new and beautiful;
BLACK TAFFETA and GR0-GRAlN slLks,
VALan POINT LACE SETS and COLLARS,
GENTS rSS, and and LADIES hERlNo and WOOL
FRENCH snih and AMERICAN PRINTS, in end.
HOSIERY, LGGEs, LINEN SETS,
SHAWLs, CLOAKS. &c, &c.
In their carpet room will be found
TAPESTRY and BRUSSELS CARPETS.
THREE-PLY and INGRAM CARPETS,
RUGS BAIZE, BOOKINGS,
DRUGGETS, MATS, &c, &c;
all Of which Will be sold without bragging) as
low as fair dealers can sell them In any market.
THOMAS X. PRICE CO.,
in rear OF T. D. Quarles,
sel7-eodew No. 220 Broad street
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL. RAILROAD.
Y SUMMER sCHEDULE.-Ths THROUGH
PASSENGER TRAIN on and after SATURDAY,
June %, will leave Richmond Sundays excepted
at 1880 A. NJ, and arrive at Jsckson's River ii -
NJ.
THROUGH TICKETS sold ria Tro,ter 4 Co :,
Stage Line for Harrisonburg, Winchester, and
other points on Valley Turnpike also. to Sut.
bling's Springs, Rockbridge ard Bath Alum,
WARM, Hot, Healing aud White. sulphur sprius.,
and by Harman & Co.'S Stage Line To Lexihs zion,
Natural Bridge, and Rockbrdge Baths also, ria.
Virginia and Tennessee railroad tor Nashville
Memphis, Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New W.
leans, ana orange and Alexandra road to Lynch.
burg and other important points In the southwest,
The Trains make CLOSE CONNECTIONS with
Trains on Orange and Alexandria railroad north
and south. and through them with the Virginia aud
Tennessee railroad.
The NIGHT TRAIN Is discontinued for The pre-.
sent.
An ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will be run be.
tween Charlottesville and Richmond on NUy.
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and SATURDAYS leaving
Charlottesville at S A. NJ. :, arriving In Richm"Hi
at 10. 30 A. NJ. Leave Richmond same day. II JlS
p. NJ and arrive at charlottesville at p VI.
PREi6HT TRAIN on TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY at 5.3o A. NJ.
D. WHITCOMB.
jsl5 General superintendent.
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EDUCATIONAL,

PREPARATORY SCHOOL, FOR
SCHOOL FOR BOYS commences FIRST OF OC;;
TOBRR, on the southwest corner OF se n Nan and
Grace streets, the former residence OF Or. peane.
The course of instructor will be thorough French
and Latin will be taught by herself. or by eompe-
tent instructors IL preferred by the parens. n.
James H. Gardiner, third door above Monumental u
Church, Broad ,trect Mrs. BENNETT rs1ers TO the
Dr. Wexford, d. Lee Powell, and William 8 Don.
nan. patrons OF her school, and Rev. Dr. wood
bridge. stS-SW
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y rsTs NY r-,-
s1ziK-.--s::it Fl. x.,;ss..'...sfp La
OFFICE RICHMOND ASD PErER.ErKn,
RAILROAD C0yPAyY.
RfruxnNn ". - a. = (

NN""'"'' Va, jury "a 1875. J
GUNNER SCHEDULE.-TWO D,r
- LY TRAINS (EXCEPT oS SUNDAYS NntTu
AND SOUTH, MAKING CLOSE CuyyECTfSxun
WITH MAGNIFlCEST SLEEPING CARS ~ rus
NIGHT TRAINS,-On and after MONDAY thu isS
instant the trains will run as follows. " VA
Leave Richmond at AIS 4. NJ and 3lspy
and arrive ut Petersburg at 80 A NJ. ana a.;
Pm.
Leave Petersburg at 6 % A. NJ and s9pu
and arrive at Richmond at $50 A. NJ and -;
Z. 81.
aFREiGHT and ACCOMMODATION TRAIN vi
leave Richmond at IL IS A. n. and arrlv- a, D.
tersburs at .loP. NJ. Returning, twill leave r..
tersburg AT II. IS 4. NJ.
ON SUNDAYS the MORNING TRAIN onl, vii,
leave Richmond, and the EVENING TRAIN ou.y
will leave Petersburg.
The TRI. WEEKLY TRAINS connec, at Peter.
bnrg with the Norfolk trains.
The morning and evening trains NAV close con.
nections at Richmond and Petersburg with tram.
for the North and South, and Passenger, can b..
accommodated with splendid SLEEPING CARS on
night trains on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad, aud on the Wilmington and
Weldon railroad.
Going SOUTH, the route Is open to Raleigh,
Wilmington, Charlotte, Columbia, Chsrl..,on
Greensboro, Augusta, Savannah, Atlanta, Mont.
gomery, Mobile and New Orleans
The evening train for the present only connect,
as far as Wilmington, N &.
THROUGH TICKETS SOLD and BAGGAGE
CHECKED to Wilmington and Raleigh.
Sc Pots Engineer and Suue riurarsrr,
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, l16
y LINDRN ROW, FRANKLIN, SECOND DoOK
resume the duties Of her SCHOOL on MONDAY,
lst Of October, 1855.
Every facility will be offered to insure finished
female education.
Terms made known on application. . x
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STEAMERS.

nAILY LINE TO NORFOLK, CITY
~ P0IST, AEp ALL LANDINGS aGx q
The TENTH OF SRPTEMBER the II =
eIegant steamers
aE6RGssAINyEyAAt+ Captain D, :. HILL,
will leave Ludlam Watson's wharf DAILY, ex-
cept Sundays, at O. clock A. NJ, for CITY POINT,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, and ALL LANDINGS
ON JAMES RIVER.
Passengers by these boats will arrive at City
Point in time to connect with the cars for Peters
burg. ..
Fare to City Point. ..................-.sdo 20
Fare to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Pare to Norfolk, second class. 90
The GEORGEANNA leaves Richmond MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY ,
Returning, leaves Norfolk TUESDAY, THURS
DAY, and SATURDAY.
The JOHN SYLVESTER leaves Richmond TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY: ,,
Returning, leaves Norfolk MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY, and FRIDAY.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
Onnce at steamers wharf.
J. II. FREEMAN, Passenger Agent.
Office corner Fourteenth and Franklin streets.
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@ T. PEND TONS MALE
y. SCHOOL. FOURTH STREET, v BETWElkpS
MAIN AND PRANKLlN-sESsloN fhoM SEX
su Is an ABUNDANCE or TIM for each class. and
on class graduating. having another fhsesSdy
formed and prepared under his own eysr ns Rss
NAN. A. NJ, an experienced teacher; but the
Principal will himself DIRECT, and by exchange
WANTED, scholars to A II up classes from FIRST
BEGINNERS $40 per SESSION. 70 BEGINNERS IN
LATIN AND ALGEBRA-Sso: Apply over school
,noms 8. T. PENDLETON,
Uni I'm Principal.
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AIRS. JULIA P. MORSE will resume
Nl the duties OF her SCHOOL on Ross slreet,
two doors from the Richmond House, on MONDAY
the 18th Of September. ..,
Terms for 4 session OF nine and half months,
payable quarterly in advance: PRIMARY depart
msnt, $40 higher branches, $40. .,,-,
References Colonel S: II: Parker, James Alfred
Zones. Esa., Colonel T. J. Evans, A. X. Parker
ESQ, Dir. WIN. W. Parker, and DR.. Thomas Pollard.
&c ls-tOctl
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r S. SQUIRE'S CLASSICAL AND
IL. ENGLISH SCHOOL will be resumed on the
lin. between Third and Fourth streets. Having
secured a more desirable location. and 8 hne i1t
for the pupils to exercise In the next session VIII
be conducted with the same energy ana dillgence
which has characterized the school for the past
nineteen years. Messages can be lett III the drug
store corner Of Fourth and Franklin streets.
lin
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Brecdiove, Mrs J. w.
Bricken, Miss Ada
Brooks, Miss X.
Brown, Miss Mary
Brooks, Mrs. Emily
Brooks, Mrs. Biddy
Brown, Mrs. Julia
Brown, Mary
Burr. Mrs. J.. s.
Campbell, Miss l.: L.
Cavsdo, Mrs. Sulia
Carey, Ann
CaGreni, Mrs. Pietro
Can;horn, Miss Adetin
Carter, Miss Lenia
Carter, Mrs. Grace
Carter. L.
Callahan, Mrs. Dennis
Chaplin, Mrs. C. K.
Christian, Mrs. Z.
Christian, MRS. \; D.
Christian, Miss kittie
Childers, Miss A. b.
Chaplin, Miss L. g.
Chiles, Miss G.
Chalk, Mrs. b. T.
Clark, Mrs. A.
Clark, Miss NJ. a.
Claytoo, Mrs. Julia
Clawson, Miss \:
Cterkson, Miss Moilie.
Gunner, Miss l..
Cox, Mrs; Barbara
Cordle, Mrs. L.;
Cook, Miss ID. +.
Cowarding, Mrs. &.
Congdon, Mrs. Ann Z.
Cowman, Mrs. A. +.
Coo,s Mra Polloy
C co,rsI Miss Sarah
Conway. Mrs. Jane
Cole Mrs. Sarah A.
Collins. Miss Mollie
Collier Mrs. Florence
Collins. Mrs. Kate d.
Creme. Mrs. Mary l..
GRIMM, Miss II. g.
Crnmp' Miss Sallie
Crowder. Miss o.
Davis. Miss Eliza
Darr;cot. Miss l. s.
Dar;s Betsy
Dabney. Miss NJ.
Daiey. Miss Mary
DInnree. Miss NJ. Z.
Dickinson. Miss II. w.
Dickinson, Miss n.
Dickerson, Miss b.
dickson, Miss Sallie
DonahOe, Mrs. NJ. 7.
douglass, Mrs. NJ. A.
Donslson. Miss Fl.
nonuah lydia
B Bor,ep Miss Annie
Dr;.coil Miss n. T.
Bisr Mrs r II.
Dvson. Mrs. NJ. C.
D;,ncanson. Miss A.
EcSert' Miss Matte
Ergleston, Mrs. Z. J.
English, Miss NJ. C..
EiIett. Mrs. Susan g.
Forward. Mrs. NJ.
rarrer Miss Mollie ~
Esiron. Miss Jennie
EantIeroy. Betty
ransnn Mrs IL.
Fnroeson. Anne
r EHlsssMi Miss Agnes
Fitzseraid, Miss X.
Fietceer. Miss N.
Fletcher, Miss Ellen
roptaina Mrs n. l2l
Forbes, Miss Ann C.
Friend. Mrs. d. J. 4.
Freeman, Mrs. NJ. II.
Proven, Miss L. +.
rnrgeson, Miss Sallie
Pntehell. Miss E,
OATS Mrs M.
Gaisy'' Mrs. @.
Garnier. Miss G..
Cali Miss Mary
Gillin. Miss Mary A.
Golden, Miss Annie
G"ode, Mrs. S. II.
Goddiny, Mrs. q.
Goodwin, Mrs. T. c.
Graves. Miss M. A.
Grayes' Mrs. E E.
Graves Miss Amelia
Graves Miss A. L.
Graves Miss Alice E.
Gravss Mrs w. C.
Grsshsm Miss Mary
GritHn WissJ. A.
Green Miss A. nv
Green Mrs Rachael
Gresn' Mrs. A. C.
Hanrahan, Mrs. E. (?)
Hatcher, Miss NJ. c.
Hsrwood, Mrs. N. !.
Hardwick, Miss J. N.
Harris. Ellen,
Uarris Miss NJ. ],
Harrison. Miss NJ. B.
uarris Miss Mary
Harris, Mrs. Henry
Harris, Miss Ella
Harper. Sarah x.
Half, Mrs. Minerva
Uews, Miss Ellen
Herbert, Mrs. ID . b i
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cPLENDID EMPRESS CLOTHS,
in all colors and the most choice style OF dress
goods imported from the French manufacturers at
J. sTEENBoCK / co.'s,
1918 Main street. lis
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ESTABLISHED IN 1886.

ESTABLISHED IN 1885.
W. p. BurLrl, 10. 3. BurLER, General Partnsn.
Francis J. PARKIR, Special Partner.
BUTLER / SON,
iHPoRrERs AND DEALERS IN
CHINA, EARTHENWARR, GLASSWARE, AND
HOUSE-PURNISHIHG GOODS,
INV IhoS-PIoHr BuILDIHa,
No. 1877 Basls Square,
RICHMOND, VA,
have Just received per brig " ": y. Biaslow,. and
will open this month. Ssu large ana snnreiy
livery DESCRIPTION OF GOODS
In their lins. recently henlht N peEson By our
turers IN Europa, and imported direct TO this city.
LARGE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4.
arr now on the way, and viii be here during the
fail. Our arrangements In Europe are such ss Will
enable M TO draw our supply regularly And d.
rsctly from the manufacturers.
dss s1y ta " spps. s
old fFieAli end Patrons and The publh generally
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EDUCATIONAL.

RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
II The exercise, Will begin promptly OCTOBER
FIRST. For the fra De1k OF the session We Will use
the excellent lecture rooms Of the first bapist
(Dr. Burrowss Church, which nave peSn knaly
rendered until the repairs on the Institute Gre
Pupils win please note the temporary change OF
The President may be found at his former resi-.
denee, corner Ninth and Marshall streets. whicn
Circulars, with terms, &c, at all the bookstores.
CHARLEs II. WINSTON, NJ A.,
THE MISSES FORBES will resume
L the. duties Of their school MONDAY, lst OF
October. SO ..-A-
HEBREW AND ENGLISH INSTI-
begin on WEDNESDAY, the ID Of October next, at
No 1875 Mayo, corner Of Ross street.
The course OF instruction will embrace the He.
branches, and will be thorough in every par
ticular. :. 70
and2P. M. to the nnder'is1Gsssoi RGE JACOBS.
Sc a7-lw No 1as Mayo, corner OF Ross street:
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
the he FIRST OF OCTOBER NEXT. A thorough in.
structon In all the usual Engli studies, the Latin
and Modern ed
education, will be impaired by highly competent
teachers. The school. rooms are being RENTED,
and strict attention VII be given 10 everything
AZ before war. Circulars may be had on applica.
ton at the school or the principal bookstores
Teachers.-Miss MARIA Z; Cooke, Miss FASSIE
G. M kaIss Mr. C. MI w. r ST.
Pow' MI 'AHh0' u nt q. 4. ERiIcss6N.
au lA-daswtlstOct Principal.