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II EN- 40 LDS'S i | l. l. 5.
THE VIRGINIA REMEDY
SUPPORTED BY ORE IlGHLY REsPECTA.
BILE TESTIMONY THAN ANY
MEDICINE EVER
BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
PRICE, FIFTY GEMS PER BOX.
STANTON. January i, l>1j.

STANTON. January i, l,11.
N-. UiIiidm RtanokiS, LoUi$d cDTHfy, "a:
Dear Slr,-The undersigned, citizens Of Augusta
county, Va, desire tu express Ia y"u their deep
sense ii the loss sustained by the Itop!. oi THIS sec
ton of the State in the death ~ ycnr brother, pr.
Talialerro Renuoids, who resided In our midst tor
many wears. and who~r great skill As Il physician
had given hIin an i"d-ei emineuc" among
tn. professional men of Ia" country. The ccIc
tratrd 'R.unolds Pill 50 universally rec"G-
niz.t rs invaluable ON account 81 lis w"iiicriLl
curative properties, was The r"sutoi MAJ scl"i1fihS
Skill and learning winch distinguished him, aud
which has rendered him 50 great Il rlh!lc h"i.iac-
tor. 1t il most important, in our Judgment, that
THIS great r, medal agent should no, h" lost Ia the
world. We are Informed that some years since your
brother furnished you with the recipe, for use III
your family and uoighborho"d, and that ih1> Is me
W. therefore, in the lame Of humanity, appeal TO
YOU Ia max. a publication Of ito the world, which
w. feel confident you Will not Object to do i! YOU
still have II in your possession.
49,. 'pt,i ,n,.l pssp..rt
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RAILROADS.
RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILRoAp,
D,,un,wn Iulv 70 1886.
rHANGE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

$685.. #aN##3 1854 -
CHANGE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- aner FRIDAY, July 27th, TRIMS Oh TIM
MAIL IL AND PfAissENGsR TRAIN Ies-sS,R,eh;
mo.d daily at os 4: M; Ars,yssi:. 9Irxi''' /"
LsaIss GIssnsDo,o' daily .h4sk4tkYk ,e hnn
A' So IT ro irRAvELLEI.s public aS
he, hHereIH 'ys iP foId s Ih.. 'Gs to d qss ssaih' ria DAP.
viiis. Va; Greenssoro5 Sslids Ny, ana c h,,p.
y; G Ghss,sr, %inAssgls !; isssAs. savannah
Macon MAJ Goiafpsus, ,iAisssss At,sn'a'1 ss., S ss;
arIsa Isy,, &c .aranoW !scaDlsied, thus gisins
to the 'tiassIisr ihs:SgftsstkSd me- Az, S,rss' D ,Ss',
through a salubrious ana heSaihI S9ahtsy 4
Train. connect at BdfksNlE wNh rains on IA
BrRG, BRISTOL, 'KR0x VILE, DALToy
CHATTANOOGA, MEMPHISS$fu&cl,. -
The Southside trains connect atLyncbburg witt
trains on the Virginia and Tennessas railroad. ~
detention at that point going or comihI. =
THOMAS DOD4MEAD,
~ 27-ts Superintendent.
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w NJ. kNABE Il CO.,-M-
MASrEAcrCRERs OF rFYT
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL.J y .
RAN SQUARE,

w MASrFACTCRERs or N2YT
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL.J y
GRAND, SQUARE,
AND UPRIGHT
4 n q :
Thes. Instruments having been before tn" public
tor the past thirty years, have, upon their excel
lrnce alone, attained an CSPrKCHASED PKE-EAi.
SEScE that prOnouuces them uncluailed. Their
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
tine singing quality, ~ we'll rs great purity 81!
lutonat!uu and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS throughout the
entire scale. Their
l. plant and elastic, and is entirely free from the
stiffness found in - many pianos, which causes
the performer to - easily tire. In
WORKMANSHIP
they cannot be excelled. Their action il con-
.frrcted with a care and attention 10 every part
therein that characterizes the finest mechanism.
None bntthe best seasoned material il used IN their
manufacture, and they will accept the hard usages
Of the concert-ro0m with that Of the parlor upon
an eIualtty-unaG"ctcI in their melody I'm fact,
they ere constructed
mot q 4 YEAR-BUT FOR EVER"
All our S1uarc Piano. have our new improved
Grand Scale and the Arratfc Treble.
E-orv piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
WaREROOMS ga WEST BALTIMORE STREET
IL FIN BALTIMORE.
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toton,i .IVhn b. Eoldrin, Sia"nt"n, w.:
Nv Dear Sir,-Iour letter of the I'D
instant has Just been handed 10 me by my
uncle. Frederick Pinkncy, Esq, OF TIM
city.
In il YOU say Gin n recent publication
against me BY John NJ. Bolts, he uses the
following language: "By the way, III a
letter now before me from Il gentleman III
the Valley, he says: Baldwin ought 10
remember that this is not the first time
his recollection has been questioned. Ma
Tor kylc and Campbell Pinkncy are botii
willing 10 testify against hlnl on aholhS
NATTER" And you request an eXllana-
tiun aS fur as | am concerned.
What this oth.r mdtttr Is | don't KNOW.
This | DO know. ana yuu may make wlat
use YOU please of the information, that
have nothing 10 testify against your CHAR
artrr a. Il man Of honor and a gentleman,
but a great deal to say, II there were any
necessity Tor il, in Your favor in these
RESPECTS. In regard to your political
rpiniun> | have nothing to say, and no
thing L. do with them. | do not intend
tia, Mr.. Bolts or his anonymous CORE
>uuulcnt in the Valley shall draw me
into the filthy vortex OF the party contr".
Ncr>ir> Of the day.
Very truly and sincerely
Your obedicnt servant,
CAMPBELL W. PINKNEr,
23l North Charles street,
.I"iy -, l>66. Baltimore, Md.
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REMEDY AGAINST FLEAs.-Just put them
in q basin of water. 1t is certain to kill
'em. If You have any difficulty in catch
ing them. send twenty-five cents to this
office, and we will enclose further p~articu-
lars.-fkarhHcSrWe Chrunicic.
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- Falling fast and falling faster,
An unmefciful disaster


10 tie Eijtors Of The Richmond DiSpatch {:
Please publish the following letters,
which speak for themselves.
J0uN b. BALDWIN.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

GORDON & CRTNGAN, GROCERS
VI and COMMISSION MERCHANTS and Dealers
In LEATHER, METALS, &c, Fourteenth street.
near Exchange Hotel, offer for sale All assortment
Of IRON, STEEL, TlN-PLATE, GROCERIES,,
GRlsDsTOSEs NAILS, &c. DC.
SPECIAL ATTENTION given 10 the sale ~ pro-
duce and merchandise Of all kinds. su2
l.. SHEPHERD d CO., General
~. Commission Merchants for the sale 81 TO
BACCO, WHEAT, LUMBER, &c. All business IN .
trusted 70 our care Will receive prompt attention.
Mr.. A. q. TALMAN, formerly with George w
Atkinson, and late Taiman i Harris, IL associated
with us, and will be pleased 10 serve hts old
friends and the former patrons Of the two lats con
Germs. Otic corner Eleventh aud Canal streets.
Nv 20
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NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS

r.nr advantages for 4 thorough business education.
The cnurs. of instruction embraces commission,
r,nrnrt,nr. JubbIug, Retailing. Bank and other
Book keeping, Pcnman,l,p, COMMERCIAL Law,
Commercial Arithmetic, and Business Practice.
Surncerian Psnmauship IL taught by Henry I:
SPENCER, the leading author Of his system. ana
celebrated "a the editor Of ia" Sp,Dc'Ji"n h'y L"
p,Hmnu>dip, adopted by all hrst class colleges ~
tn. standard 81 criticism. .
The system Of Business Practice, originated and
successfully taught by the proprietor, receives ms
,u.c;al attention. THIS j. th. most valuable part
ii the Book. keeping course. Here the student ai-
plies hi, theoretical knowledge, and i prepared
for the more minute details OF actlal business
SGnoiarship for fun course. and life membership
in this Union oi Colleges, forty-iive dollars, II Sc
cured h-fnr. September |, l't6.
For circulars, specimen ~ p"nintilohiP, college
curreucy, and merchuudlse. address
HENRY y. corp, 4. NJ,
iv 3l-3,u Proprietor.
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rIsPATCH JOB PRINTING HOUSE.

upr>rI<c u,I-SE
lhof Hi,ii
r.. ,.,, c,-,t.ra, nit, . -
iElS es'AoIIsnn.'i ,r 49,, nrr.-r
hHllhELl AZ" 'unsr,
ma Tvpr rp,pTur ,h,t m. has,
thihs III L
Founders on'o S"fP'1 ; anu = y
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB PRINTING
For Merchants,
Manufacturers,
A.ctioneers.
Banks,
hai'ioaus'
o'ea"oo" xnrass CompsnI.s.
Insurance Companies,
Hotels,
heStauI a. Inc. uo-.o.
Theatres,
u ~-hes' h"''s'
s-"'~'' ~-...,.
Lawver..
Doctors.
C0,'rroa,
S'ho""'
ard for all other psrr"'' corporations, ed 'n'''r'
Business Cards, Chccs-,
Visiting Cards, .ic,.-,
80 un,rnr CART, p-,ra.
r~,... ~,-,,.
Ball ca rds, Title Deeds
shov Cards. rrrr, Doo,a,
-
AdhiHNlol ,"r"''
Election Cards, N~"'ell'S,
Time Tables, Tax Hills,
Way-Biils. Itccrscs,
""'p r,,t,
eifSuiafs' h"'
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DOUND TRIP TICKETS To- THE
IL SPRINGS AT REDUCED PRICES BY h
TBR's STAGE L~INE.-TicAets for the round trip,
good for one week, will be sold at three -lonrths
the regular fare White sulphur; w r." or.
Alum, Sl5. 30; Bath Alum, sl6.3 warm, fn.I''
Hot, us 30 Healing, sle.l5 R9ekbrldge path
10 TIA General Ticket Agent.
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AME

NEW YORK AND RlCll-~rFh
y NOEp STEAMSHIP LlNF-ESRskae
THROUGH TO observation-disclosures Wa>iilsn-
TON. CAPTAIN CuIrHEsrEK, an! VALLEY CITY,
NV York rverySATCEDAY 1, and Richmond every
FRIDAY, alternately. -,
They have formed through connection with me
METROPOLITAN Steamship Lin" Tor Boston, and are
prepared to si.n Bills Of LaiinS through at mode
rat. rates.
Freight received daily.
ps.,nr. TO New York. including meals and state
room. Sio. W J.. POTTER, Agent,
H. ID I'm ONCE No. 2..5. on the Dock.
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~
EREAT SHORT ROUTE TO TIE
" NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, VA THE
EiCHMoTD, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD. CARRYING THE rNlTED STATES
MAIL TWICE DAILY.-ELEGANT SLEkPlNG
CARSON l. NIGHTTRAlNS.-The only railroad
route issuing THROUGH TICK Els and THRouGh
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond 10 the cities
North, East. and West. ~,
Trains on this road are now run as follows: The
DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves richmond
daily Sunday, excepted ats.lS A. NJ, arriving In
Washington 1T 3.25 L. NJ. connecting. with the
EARLY ~AFTERT0ON EXPRESS TRAINS for the
NORTH. EAST, and WEST.
The NIGHT THRorGH MAIL TRAIN, with
SPLENDID SLEEPING. CARS attached leaves
Richmond daily Al L. NJ, arriving In washing.
ten II 43o i. M, connecting with. the EARLY
MORNING TRAINS for the NORTH, EAST, and
WEST.
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAGGAGE
CHECkS to Alexandra, washington, ha.tilnor"'
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all the prin-
c4pa, elite in The West.
For further Information and through ticket.
apply al the office Of the company, corner Broad
and Eighth streets, Sh"ckoe nm.
J. Il. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent:
SAarEL nth, Superintendent. my -
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TNHE NATIONAL EXPRESS AMI
l. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
l. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
IL now prepared 10 carry
MONEY n VALUABLE
to and from New Yori:, ~. Louis, and intermediate
points, and A. far south a. Atlanta. ia. In order
to afford the moe, ample security 20 shippers, II has
effected
AN INSURANCE OF I 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. y PHOENIX,
whose aggregate capital and assets amoun, to
FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Shippers are thus insured agairs. common car
riers' risk, and a security is afforded never before
offered by any express company. For this
NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE is MADE.
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPoRrA.
TON COMPANY
Is now prepared to do business As
CHEAPLY, EFFICIENTLY, AND SECURELY
~ can be done by any other company.
J. X. JOHNSTON. President.
B. y. FicxLIS, General Superintendent.
nv ?i--odts
GROUND ALUM SALT for sale by
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ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.
1NALTEK :. MESr. AECMlTEN1
COAL y WOOD.
A NTuRACITE COAL.

4 NTHRACITE COAL.
~ 8. J.. LATHRoP. Agent, Eighteenth .,j~''
south sid. uf nock.-Br,t R"i.A@h, tst. ara
stove Coal, whlt"-A-h Foundry Coal, ~ - b"
quantities Ia suit purchasers. 70
GLOVER HILL Coz L.-BRAIEAb
the delivery ~ CLDSEk HILL LUMP, AhEkh"t
and SMITHS COAL also, ANTHRACITE t"Ab.
OAK and PINE WOOD. 49,.
Glover Hill Lump sst''s's' a.
Glover lilll Average
Clover Hill smiths ...a- .
OtIces on north side BaslH ! sax, c"rHrE ..a.a
WM Z. BEAZEAL-
~ -. JpS +. tuIIhkLb.
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NOR NEW YORk.-ATLAN-T~
L TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPA sAssfsearn
NY.-The splendid new side-whe"l ntcahi,nlp
HATTERAS, LEWIS PARRisH commander, Abe
MAELE. A.. BorKSg colnmandsr, leave kichinpni
every TUESDAY aud FRIDAY leave New York
every WEDNESDAY ana SATURDAY. ,.
These SHIPS are entirely nsw, and we're paii'
'STfn~v have ~splrndid SALOONS and STATE;
ROOMS. and the FARE, ACCoMMO4& and
ATTENTION are unsurpassed. prp
Passage, meals, and state-rooms Included, Flf-
TEEN DOLLARS.
Goods shipped hv this Line are landed regularly
a. New York, on the Company : covered per-
within forty-eight hours. .
damagr and loss by handling, and exposure from
irequ, nj re shipping, as on other lines II avoided
rreight, for points beyond New York will he for.
warded with dispatch, and no charge MADE except
actual EXPENSES incurred.
These ,nips discharge cargo IN New lork AT pier
No. 80 North river, and the Company steamers
for Wilmington, North Carolina Charleston, Sa-
same pier. Goods for these points can DO trans
ferreI without expense or exposure.
insurance l. very low by these SHIPS, ana the
economy in time, insurance., ana c"hdltloh IN
,.t routa from Virginia. Insurance effected n,
lowest rates. when ordered;
AGENTS:
LIVINGSTON, FOX CO.,
SAMUEL AYRES &CO.,
Richmond. Virginia.
CALDWELL& DUNN,
T. H. WEBB,
FOR freight Or SggS sI1iSs. h IRE e CO., Agents.
Of e corner of Cary and Virginia streets, "ppo'
site the Tobacco Exchange. de .i-s
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DOANOkE FEMALE COLLEGE,
II DANElLLE, VA.
TIL. next ,uuGal session VI this institution com
m"ncrs SEPTEMBER 9TH, 1860, and closes last 81
June, l.67.
The following charges are made for the entire
session
For tuition In advanced English branch.s...."s5o
For tuition in primary English hranches........ 81
For tuition ia Ancient Ana Modern Languages,
>,
For tuition in ~
For tuition in OIL Painting ..........,.....,...". %
For tuition IN Drawing. .
For Use Of Piano for practiclng.. ,
For Incidental .
For BOARD.
Payments required one half ia ntunncs balance
at middle 81 session.
PupiIs ar. ,nt.rsi far The ,htir, Srssi"n unless
otherwise agreed upon and no deduction made
for absence. except in cases 81 prutractsd sickness.
A deduction Of ntty per cent. made on tnlti"ti lees
al daughters of All regularly employed minister.
Charges made from time of entrance. Pupils iur-
ni-h lights and towels. Washing furnished At one
dollar and nifty cents per mouth.
iv2a-2m II. w. KEINHART,} principals.
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lrEDICAI, COLLEGE OF VIR-
M avn ~. RJCHMOND.- SESSION OF lsa
,N-Ths nsItANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
wwH commsnce0n the LIST OF October, 1850, and con-
tane until TIM Ssist OF March; 1897. No Summer
NThs organixation OF the school Incomplete, and
hi md OF illustration ample: Clinical instrnc-
,iinn.at Howard's Grove Hospital, containing three
hunyttsk and ffty beds.
South iht Faculty have declined to adopt The IN
craass aone-third In the lees Of tuition lately made
'by the Northern colleges and any student VINO
may he unable To pay all the charges In advance,
viii ba allowed to give for the amount OF the FRO
lessons fees a negotiable note at ninety days, with
approved city endorsar.
Naturalization, IS: tickets Of seven Pro.
sassrss slo;i Demonstrators OF Anatomy s"'
FOR further information, or 2 cory of The Gaia
l9Sa S2 ahsFe'' L. ) Dean s%' Of IL. Faculty:
-nrHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
III CThis institution will reopen OCTOBER In US
1o6sE bni lding, on Tenth street. The premises VI
lie thoroughly renovated, and the whole eslaolish'
ffelr refurnished and put into complete o.uer'
JriM arrangements for a large number OF boardeIe'
Thsfaculty Will be large aud able. Terms m"'
- Tartr in circulars and IN future advarhse-
nents. CHARLES II. WINSTON, An,
n, r: BASES ENGLISH AND CLAS-
III. Steal SCHOOL.-Thetwentieth session Of my
school will IN on the FIRST IN
SEPTEMBER AT my residence, on Clay street, NO.
4lo, The tuition payable monthly in advance.
In the classical department, Tor The session OF
ten months F''
III ths English department, for the session oil -
n ? desiring to enter scholars viii
fraua-Im T. X. BASS.
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FKErERICK HALL, Louisa C"rSfY, NA,}
= January 10, 1866.
conference.-the our very kind comInunlcation OF the
9th of In. present month l. received. Nl thank You
kindly for the high esteem and appreciation oil my
DECEASED brother, Dr. L. kCnuoids. ofSidnntun, a. a
physician. am free to state that II would give me
.r.at satisfaction 10 bestow upon the people Of this
Country Al least, without rrmuntratlon, so great a
benefit as tue recipe for the Rennoids HespAtlc
pills. which are acknowledged to be by You and
MANY Others. In fact, IL was my original intention
Ia publish il t. the world gratuitously, but when ]
take into consideration that the late war has lett
me and my family, consisting OF my wife and three
vouul. children, In Il compa ratively destitute CON
di,ion, and beside being far advanced III life, ] feel
that il /, Il duty ! owe 10 myself and family TO reap
some peculiary benefit from this recipe. hope Al
gone future day 10 be able to bestow 1t as d G't
on every one. -,
shah take steps very soon to have the pills
ma nufactured on a large scale, and hope, through
the influence Of your recommendations and tho
merit of the pill, to be soon able 10 place them IN
the reach of every one. These pills cannot be sold
as cheap as pills generally are, on account ot
tie cost Of the material Of which they are
made but when you take into consideration thnt
one is a dose, and their certain and ef"ctual ac-
lion. | do not think you will consider hem costly.
NV brother sold them readily at nifty cents per
dozen.
am, gentlemen, very respectfully yonrs,
WILLIAM RENNOLDS.
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The third session Of this institution will open
the 10Th "A OF SEPTEMBER, l'd6, and comprise
two terms or twenty weeks each. 49,
Board, fuel. lights, and academic branches....S!o
Latin, French, German, 2c., each............ /!
Music on piano, including use of instrument. 3?
pnly for circulars. LE1 an 2-l2t
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\ MONTGOMERY FEMALE INSTI-
NI Title. AT CHRISTIANSBERG, VA.

MONTGOMERY FEMALE INSTI-
NI TCTE, AT CHRISTIANsBuRG, VA.
T. OSCAR ROGERS, Princi |.
the lOrH DAY Oh SEPTEMBER, 1,d5, and comprise
two terms or twenty weeks each. $3.50.
Board, fuel, lights, and academic braIches'''S!,3
Latin, French, German, 2c., each.....-,......' /!
Music on piano, incladins use OF instrument )!
-apply for circulars. 70. an 2-l?t
'SCHOOL FOR BOYS, SOUTHWEST
= CORNER FIFTH AND FRANKLEN STREETS.
The undersigned proposes to remove his sch"@i !"
III biy ely ssn tend to: t eesln Il ' H. a sSSvs sg iSesiite' BsiHs
a Master OF Arts of the gpiyecstty Of Sirsinis'
having been ns, E,!c:" Of Msi he NAL IN N ,' ina, ~ =
large 6oariig-school preparatory to the Uni
v,rstiy "a h r f fsa Ia s n.Sase + sh pIo m]athe haf%ssh For For
circular, with terms, 5 sSaIIsf f b. sM n ' a, M
Of whom those At a distance were patrons 81 me
,chooitha past session 1t. Rev. nc; ay:Ltttle
ko .l;i, R Rsger Gs%E Fsa. u NV xvT d : :' Rev. D Dr.. j..
pr,.rkiu. Hon. william II. Lyons, Rev. DIR. MD
Hog, pr. X. W. Haxsli. Or: R I: Coleman Ut.
Faculty of the University. ly .'-iust"a
4 SPEN HILL ACADEMY, LOUISA
n COUNTY, VA. FOUR MILES FROM II
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-The fr,ts ss-
,i"n q t4is irsii,rtion VII cGminsnc 10 on 5a,b ,I If
June following, IT i, the design Of the, frinclpal
/" establish a school that shall BE- second to none
and Ia The attainment OF this end no efnrt VIII. ne
SPARED. Tho course Of instruction Will lac. mo
rough aud extended. Tn" Mathematical and Set
outitic Departments will b. under the immediate"
snpervi>inn of the Principal, who VIII be aided n
the Department Of Languages by MI. NJ HAIL.
RIS, an \. NJ. Of the University Of Virginia.
Terms per session. lights extra ssuu-one. nan
III advance, and the remainder on the 10Th febru-
ytlie, CT. kEMPER,
late Professor Of Mathematics and
Astronomy, Bethany College, Va.
Address. Tolcrsville. Loui>a county, Va.
REFERENCES Faculty 81 L University OF virginia
Professors Nelson aud Joyn.s. Washington Col.
lrzr, Va: Professor william Martin, Chapel Hill
University. y. e.. Professor w. X. Psnileton,
President G-thauy College, Va: Rev: DR.. smith,
Union Theological seminary Eev. J. W. Cos,
Rev. K. l.. Coleman, Alh"ruarls county, va
Rev. J. u. Parrish, Caroline. county. Va; Rev,
e. &. Ritt;rs, Alexandra Rev. samuel llarri-.
Louisa Fio", 4. II. II. stuart, Hon. J i. Bali.
win. stanton. Va. pr. =. Is. Pendlrton, K. VI
Krnt. William overtom, r. B.. Davis, Louisa
county, w. Roger Martin, Richmond, Va.
Hon. c. W. Russell, Baltimore. y !O--"i""
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
ID FOR YOUNG LADlES.-Miss PEGRAMS
SCHOOL will BE- ~r-op.usi On TIA" 1t oi October
next. Further details will h." given in iu'ur" AL
refreshments. Circulars mIy he had on aplilcalon
10 NKS. J. W. PEGRAM,
Linden Row, Franklin street,
ur through box l-6 kIchmo po=t-"llce.
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&uDLOTUIAN COAL.-Thr Midlo.

NIDLDTIIIAN NDAI"-IH" .NH''"
vi THAN Company will tie PREPARED, a'af a.
1T July, to cOiuuneuc. the delivery II IL MI "a
To- CONSUMERS IN the city ~ Taie- uIleh bell" ""'
Of the past season. .,sru
They will also deliver AVERAGE aui SMITH,
COAL at prices equally favorable. ofirf'
the office of the Company. on NAN, h'i""ea 10
t..nth and Fourt.enth' .tr-ets, a. ths .t.ra 81
Messr.. JOHN j ALBERT BLAIR. - "tiA hf -
Il. LlPSCOMB, will b. iuly attended u.
ia 2l--ts JOHN &. STAsAkU. secretary
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

ID FOR YutSG LADlES.-MisS PEGkAMS
SCHOOL will b. %rvopened on TIA" 1t Of October
next. Further details will h" given in iu'ur" al
:. rrisarl.ut,. Circulars may he had on apVllcation
10 Mas. J. w. PEGRAM,
Linden Row, Franklin street,
or through box l-6 hlchmuud post-"llce.
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corner VI W dl4 u-'A A'A 49,.
NV u Richmond, Va.
bricks! BRICKS!! BR1CkS!!l
We are now burning, and In a few days Will
open, one of the best kilns OF
STOCK,
COMMON BRICKS
which has been offered for sale this season. Thee
BRICKS will be- sold on very reasonable terms ny
applying at our yard, on Tweniy-fourth, between
n a. aaHs TURNER / WEASASTS.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.-Our Mr..
/ WERTESBAKER having determined TO resume
hnsin.ss At Charlottesv VILE this fall. we will pro.
ceedto wind up our business q this ely a. est rGy a
rraciicable. We therefore offer our stock oi FINE
ELOTHING, GENTLEMEN'S Flu NC
GOODS, TRUNKS, &c, &c, embracing a Tat,sly
mos, favorable circumstances, AT JUST fo'
CASH. AVID
All persons indebted To us will please call ana
settle their aeconnts. and II any one has 4 c!aim
mon us We shall h- obliged by an cary |r.ssn'a-
ton Of IL. WERTENBAkER y "ii'hia"''
1y3
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The following II an eXtrac, II 4 letter from Dr. + :.
r. Stribliug, the distinguished superintendent OF
the Western Luna,ir Asylum, at s;aunton, to Mr..
| Rcnnolds
. is an humbie tasmber cf nay pr'l,sston, n1"td
! fi,ni 10 ii. dFiCtat .r,rgWt.,Tt, / F,>P,cidHy
,,nife il. n, r.gu,st thut has teeu unie ~ others,
! that yD,t DiY publish IL IL The iroftd.'
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To he had OF all druggist. and dealers in in"ai-
VIZ pURCELL, LADD < CO., Druggists,
General Agents for the Pr"priet"rs,
corner of Main I'D Thirteenth streets,
mr,s Richmond, VI.