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Radical Falsehoods Exposed.

Among the torty-tive reports" from
Bureau agents, to which We referred the
other day, was one purporting to be from
Lynchburg. The Republican Of yesterday
makes the following announcement:
eve are pleased to have it in Il power
to say, upon the most indiSputable authority,
that all the sentiments imputed to Captain
Lacey in the report published yesterday
are untrue that he never made any such
reports, nor authorized any one to make
them and that no such man as Lieutenant
Gerry was ever under his command in
this department"
Now, let the matter be investigated.
Let President JOHNSON ferret out the
scoundrels who are sowing the seeds OF ILL
will between the North and the South by
publishing fictitious reports.
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Messrs. Vallandighan & Co.

A Washington letter, copied by us yes
terdav. represented southern delegates to
the National Convention, temporarily stop
ping in the Federal city, rs giving, at in
formal meetings. "decided expression
against the admission as delegates to the
philadelphia Convention of EALLANDIG-
"HAN, "t Ohio, and others OF his ik from
"the South" We hesitate not to say, II
this statement is true, that it is an impru-
dent, nay, an impudcnt, thing in those
southern sdcicgatvs 10 take any such
ground. 1t would not only he most ullust,
IuI most ungcner"ns. 1t those men have
erred III a manner TO raise the question al
the North 81 their exclusion from The Con-
v~cu!ion, the South Should ~ east the
first stone at them. Tuc >ucih la, IL
ri.!,, 10 do il. Il be-, mes the south
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Plan Of the Radicals.

The Chicago Tribune, q very bold and
able Journal, well posted a. TO the OBJECTS
and purposes of the Radicals, says:
"It seems probable that the South Will
not accept the mild terms offered to mem
in the constitutional amendment. 4! WeJ
do not. it riN be Tie clear duty Of The preSent
Con1ress TO law the are AT the root OF AHdre'o
.Jobnson's Provisional Governments, ana re-
o~y1anise them on the basis OF impdrn" S"y-
tr11e. There will be no war OF races 'ieh.
Instead of it, there will be respect Tor law,
and submission to it. General Grant
knows how TO establish and execute any
thing which the law-maklng power may en-
act, without leaving any war OF races IN his
track"
Upon this the New York Times makes
the following comment There is no reti-
ccncc or ambiguity in this. 1.-THE south
" crn States fail to ratify the constitutional
" amendment which has been submitted
" to them, their right to sel~f-govcrnment
" is to be tramplcd under foot, their con-
i" stitutional right to regulate the suffrage
" annullcd, and their entire machinery OF
60 government to be reconstructed accord
- ing 10 the Radical model. This is what
"thc Chicago Tribune threatens. And we
/" know no journal that is better informed
" as to the Radical plans, or more likely to
" he entrusted with their PRONUNCIATION.
"The revolutionary measure thus indi-
g." Gated as a probable contingency might
" be discreditcd if it were at variance with
" the tone displayed by Radical leaders
" since the close of the session. Uniortrl-
- natclv, the reverse is the fact"
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What is to become of General TER,

What IS to become of General Terry.
We really sympathize with General
TERRY. He has been deprived of his COM
mand here, where he allowed the Bureau
agents to send too many bad reports
through him, and has not even been trans
fcrrcd to another command OF equal grade.
His orders are to report to Lieutenant
General SHERMAN, to take command Of a
department to he created out OF the De-
part acnts OF the Missouri and Platte,
according to his Judgment, subject to the
approval of the Secretary of War.
Nov, VT lave repeatedly claimed Gene
raj SHERMAN AS an opponent of the Radi-
call, and nn one has gainsaycd il. General
TrREY, therefore, is not likely to get much
sympathy from his new commanding officer;
and in that new department hereafter to be
erected in terra iacoynita, there can be no
such allies found as "torty-fivc agents OF
the Frecdmcn's Bureau" General TERRY
under General SHERMAN because
the latter has been assigned to the general
command of the Departments of the Ar
kansas, the Missouri, the Platte, and the
new department to be created for General
TERRY's benefit. To borrow SIDNEY SMITHS
parting bcnediction, We trust that he will
agree with the cannibal Indian that eats
him.
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J|Amongst the clippings in the news
department of this paper a few days since
was a paragraph from the correspondent
Of the New York Herald, alleging that a
wealthy firm in this city had profted by
a~prr"priati"g I" its own benefit property
In Its hands at the close of the war belong.
ing to the Confederate Government: run.
ming off to Rio four Government blockade
steamers, and there selling them, etc,
The firm not being named, 1t is not posi-.
lively known to whom the writer alluded,
But conjecture seems TO point out a firm,
and if that be the one, Wa can say posi-.
lively that there is no truth in the statement
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NJ ANIPULATED GUANO.-The
vi JAMES RIVER ACQUIRING com
PASY 10 prepared to furnish the farmers OF Viz
ginia with this WHEAT FERTILIZER and not
caring to indulge in extended commentators oil
it's own, confidently refers to those who used this
fertilizer in the years 1soo and 1881, when II was FIRST
introduced, and met with universal approval.
1t consists Of an equal proportion tone thousand
pounds each Of Peruvian and Phosphatic tson-
brero) Guano. weighed in With the mott scrupu..
lous care and precision, and Is nnely ground and
perfectly Incorporated:
Should any one prefer a larger proportion OF Pc
ruvian in combination with the S0mbrero Guano
than the above formula calls for, such orders, for
not less than two tons, will be specially and care
fully executed in this case tn. proportions will
DE Two.THIKpa OF Peruvian and oSE-THiRD Of
Sombrero Guano. Both there preparations are adj
mirably adapted TO the use OF the drill, and can be
applied in this manner or broadcast. without loss
or trouble 10 the farmer.
In the prevailing scarcity Of money the Company
Is admonished TO reduce prices To the lowest point,
and to he satisfied with a moderate profit. In &C
cordxncs with which the public Is offered these
fertilizers At the following rates, for cash Reku-
lar prepa ration Of 1000 pounds Peruvian and LOCO
pounds Sombrero, at SO per ton OF 900 pounds.
Special preparation Of asa pounds Peruvian and
G57 pounds soinbrero, at $50 per ton OF 900 pounds.
Orders can be- addressed through the commission
merchants OF the city, or directly 10 the under
signed, who bestows on this department his con-
slant and most careful supervision.
All ~l0-dSswlm Agent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
VIRGINIA Agency or THE MrTrAL1
LIYg Insurance CoxPASy or New YORK.
RICHMOND, Va, August :, 1856.
SF- THIS COMPANY HAS AN ACCUML.
LATIoS OF OVER
SIXTEEN MILLIONS Of DOLLARS,
ALL BELONGING TO THE INSURED.
DIVIDENDS ARE MADE ANNUALLY
and paid In CASH If desired.
DIVIDEND OF 1855 WAS SIXTY PER chsl''
Oh ONE HUNDRED AM TWENTY PEA
CENT. PAYABLE WITH POLICY.
The dividends Of this Company are more vaiu"-
BILE. according to amount OF premium paid. than
any Company doing business in Virginia.
The surplus of this Company above It's liabilities
Is greater than any American Company.
Applications will be received at the othc on Main
street. first door east Of post-ofice, by J. B.. MAC
MURpo, A. BOILING. X. T. REYNOLDS, Al
FRED POINDEXTER, DR.. J. b. McCAW, JOHN
NJ. OrEY, Z. T.. MEADE, or JOHN 7. GODDlN
with y. +. BRESEE,
gu s-lw General Agent.
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ID EMOVAL tom GRIFFIN has
IL removed to hts nonse ON Virginia street. at HE
Danviii. depot, where he will be- please Ia s.e his
OF LIQUORS. WINES, &c. Passenger over the
Dsnyille road will always ind d GnOD BREAK
FAST IN Readiness: He desires 10 state that he is
OLD TOM GRIFFIN, the celebrated restaurant
keeper OF Virginia, upon whom the ladies always
call 10 furnish their parties, dinners, &c. He IL
Giles of all kinds furnished to the sick and convs-
He has been compiled. on account OF high rent,
20 remove to his present location, but he hopes Ali
his old friends will continue To patronize him.
kull-2t
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Official certificates have been sent by
mail to all the delegates appointed to the
Philadelphia Convention by the commit
tees recently convened in this city. II
any delegate fail to receive his certificate
another will b. forwarded to him ON appll-
cation. 4. b. GrIGoN,
Secretary State Central Committees.
Richmond. August s, 1866.
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Hs- CERTAIN CURE FOR CHOLERA.-My
CHOLERA MEDICINE, for the cure Of Asiatic
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, and all cases Of Diar.
rhma, warranted to cure in all cases In which death
has not struck the patient, having been tested in
ls3e when the cholera made It's first appearance In
this country, and in all subsequent visitations,
with UNMARRIED success, can be had OF the subscri-
Der, at his residence. NJ. Il" Clay street.
au3-lm T. r. BASS.
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AAMUDEMEJTS.
METHOPOLrTAN HALL
W .OEp TINS C0YRAGAIN.r


METROPOLfTAN HALL
"OED TINES CONF AGAIN
pes ONE WEEK ONLY,
Commencing MONDAY EVENING, Aror'r ''rA'
KUNKEL8
NIGHTINGALE OPERA our =,
organized In isls. Reorganiied In Balnnors IN
1853 under the immediate direction ana Pef'"""'
GEORGE KUNKEL.
will have the honor Of giving SIX OF their cha''e
and select
URAWING-R0OM ENTERTAINMENTS
r. The company comprises
EIGHTEEN SID,
who. for the last two weeks have been perform.
ing TO crowded and fashionable audiences ~ tne
MARYLAND Institute, Baltimore. The mnnaSsmsnt
wouId courteously announce to the pubic tnat the
hall will be thoroughly renovated anu cleaned,
and every effort made to gain the patronage OF the
old friends of the Nightingales.
Positively no Improper characters admitted.
Admission. FIFTY CENTS; Gallery, THIRTY
Open at quarter-pust -; commence at quarter
an lots JOHN P. SMITH, Director.
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SHIPPING.

FOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
Il AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :.
STEAMBOAT COMPANY. SEMI -kA5
WEEKLY LINE.-Leaves RichmondxWEU7
more every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
The steamer STATE OF MARYLAND, Captain
TuoaAs TRAvERs, will leave here ~ = O'Clock,
A, NJ. SUNDAY, the 18th instant.
Freight received FRIDAY and up 10 : o'clock,
p. NJ, SATURDAY.
This steamer has splendid saloons. s'sts-rcoms,
and passenger accommodations.
Passage, meals included, 81. ,
For freight or passage apply to
DAVID s WILLIAM CrRRIE,
Office at Charles 7. Workman & Co.'S.
All lo-?t Fifteenth street.
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BY Regnsult x Co., A~uctionsers,
fnsin street, between Eighth and Ninth


WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION, AT
w our store. THIS Saturday. MORNING, com.
msncing at 10 o'clock,
SPLENDID MAHOGANY wARDROBEs,
sHAEDSOME MAHOGANY BUREAUS,
Jenny LIND and MAHOGANY HIGH POST
BBDsTEADS,
MAHOGANY DINING TABLES.
CASE-SEAT CHAIRS,
MAHOGANY CARD TABLES,
CANE.SEAT ROCKING CHAIRS,
ROSEWOOD HAIR-CLOTH SOFA.
DAMASK LOUNGE,
FRENCH BEDSTEAD, with SPRING BED:
ENCLOSED WASHSTASDS,
SUPERIOR FEATHER BEDS.
MATTRESSES,
PINE wARDR0BES,
HAT RACKS.
LADIES SID SADDLES,
GENTLEMEN'S and BOYS SADDLES.
SUPERIOR COOKING and PARLOR STOVES.
with 8 variety OF MERCHANDISE.
RGGNAULT Il Co,
anil Anctioneer.
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MEETINGS.

,rAaONIC EoTICE.-The mem.l
N ~. ~ RICHMOND LODGE, Nc. 10, ~
~ hsrebv sumrsoned TO sytend 4 called/N
,us.t1np AT the Masons' Hall on Franklin street
wnrk By order OF the W.M.
shift JAMES r. RIDDICK, Secretary.
AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF
n the RICHMOND AND VIEWPOINTS NEWS
will be held In the office OF Messrs.
LYONS i AUGUST on MONDAY The goth OF Au-
gust next al ~ n.
II. q FAINT, Commissioners.
au It'd I. II. WYENE,)
4 DJOURNED MEETING.-THE
N sTOCkHOLDERS of the RICHMOND N
CHARLOTTESVILLE TURNPIKE COMPANY are
requested to attend At the City Hall, In Richmond
meeting, for the election Of officers and for other
important business. JOHN h. CRENSHAW,.
m aHsns President.
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GENERoUs.-The Tribune goes for CAN
rights TO ALL" The World considers this .
mere plagiarism from Mr.. TIrMoUsE-
namely, bis bill for "Giving to Everybody
Everything"
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HOUSE WARNING.-TOM GRIF-
FIN moves to his aEW HOUSE, II the DAN
vile depot, TO-DAY, and will b. glad to s%s all of
MS oid friends and customers from II to ? O'clock.
au Hit
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by Harrison. Goidin & App.r,"n,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Aser'.

VALUABLE LOT IN THE BURNT
DISTRICT, OA THE SorTH SIDE oF C..Y
STREET, BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND ~.
=, auction. on the premises. On MONDAY. she 81.
August, i,ad, ~ ! o'clock, l. NJ tho VALUABLE
Lot located ~ above. being a part ~ tha 'nrfa..
three quarter feet aud running back MY -.
feet. tn: location IA admirably alaytrd for
inercial purposes.
TsRas: 0n..thIrd cash balsnc. r, fnnr .u
eight months for negotiable note, wta lr.s-...
added, secured by i trust decd.
HARRISON, GoDplA & ArPEE>nS.
an- AVr'lnnfrr.
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.rUREE-SToRY BRICK HOUSE q,

TIIREE-STORY BRICK, HOUSE, on
/ n NORTH SIDE az BYRD STREET. H.
TWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH. FOR >ALE
At AuCTlOS.-W. will sell oE th- premises ur
MONDAY, the l3th day of August, l.tf. a. ht.l la-.
{ o'clock, =. NJ, the thr"r.story brick lluI>E ,e
Gated a, above mentioned, containing TX ~, to-.
with gas and fixtures throughout. AMI water tu iLs
ward.
The lower part .; IT," hous" &. admirably al:
ranged for u retail business, having shelving, ,uur
ter, sc.
The lot has 4 gn"! 'front.' a. Byrd ,trrrt, tra ~,
back 10 the iucks.
TERS- At ssl". I>BHLL i DAVIS.
au s-tds AnClipEcvr.
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vi Til. next session II IIy scbuul vi. "}.# e.
tho 1t II OCTOBER. OuIy such : uHa.'
pupil. VIII bu admitted - | can prr,wu.iN sMg'i
intend.
For terms reduced same Ten per cent -,"ot..
Lars. which may b. hal "t Ar. !" II #mha"
Governor. near Eraukilu .fr"wt
An 3->tl.tS Wh. J. PEITlnkkH. / "
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GROUND ALUM SALT for sale by
PALMER, HARTsOUK 4 Co..
an s-lH Loo aud l07 Fourteenth street.
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MARRIED..

Angus. eth, by Rev. ID Shaver, Mr.. THOMAS Il.
GOWN, of Louisiana, To Miss ISABELLA Dali
Las, daughter of John NJ. Riddle. Esq, of Hen
rico county.
On the 18th of July, at Edgewood,, Powhatsn
county, Va, the residence Of the brides father.
by the Rev. L-wis Wake, SIR JOHN W. FINDER,
OF Ringgold, Ga, to Miss ADDlE w. ELLETT.
Savannah papers please copy.
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WANTS.

WANTED, THE LADIES TO
w KNOW that the only regular MPlS
,wssn SIKH and Seventh. As alTof my blocks Tor
stamping are made at my establishment. can DO
work in my line better and cheaper than any o'ne,
minutes after The receipt Of the order, and not
s"iled hy the ink. which is the case where s1eneis
and Extraordinary PATTERNS in the city, and
am adding more every day. Patterns OF al the
latest and most fashionable styles OF LhDiES ana
CLOTHING for sale. CLOAK and
DRESS. MAKING doue in the best manner and on
reasonable terms. hks. .. SirsipIn'
on li-1w
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WILL Bs Issued IL SEPTEMBER:
sEglES oF MATHEMATICAL TEXT.Bo"Ks
nj CHARLES Z. vESABtR,
Professor o, Mathematics, University of Virginia
former Professor Of Mathematics and Astron"-
nv fl the University Of South Carolina
former Professor Of Natural Philo-"-
ply and Chemistry in the T'ni.
v-rsity g; Georgia.
SERIES OF ARlTHMETICs.
|. FIRST rSSoys IN ~NuMBERS.-An iilns-
trated epsy " ntal Arithmetic for the use oi falnl-
lies and priIn ny schools.
3 MENTAL ARITHMETIC After the indrctive
method of P.s,aIozzi, with first Lessons in Written
Arithmetic, for primary schools and academies.
,. ELEMENTS OF WRITTEN ARITHMETIC
In which the fundamental operations on Abstract
and uomin Numbers, and their various appli,
ca,,~n-. are thoroughly explained ma Illustrated
hy numerous examples adapted 10 the bisliiess oi
practical hf.: for the use If schools.
HIGH SCHOOL ARITHMETlC.-F"r tn" use
a.. schools and C"ileges.-ln this work the reason
in. on the fundamental princlpI eS VIII be more
fully Developed, and illustrated by 4 greater VA
rrety and number Of applications and examples
Ia addition t. tn. subjects usually treated III Text
hooks Of Arithmetic; 1t will contain severe. enap-
sions, LogarithIas, and the use "i LoSari''t"'
Tables
II. SERIES OF HIGHER TEXTBOOKS ~
MATHEMATICS.
l. ALGEBRA.-For the use OF schools and col
legcs. Containing the latest improvements. To 4
thorough discussion Of the subjects usually traa'ed
in lie t.books on this subject will be add'l chap
tiers on the theory of determinants, and other les.
sons from the modern higher algebra, fortte Use ~
university students.
.. LEGENDRE'S GEOMETRY.-To the complete
translation If the latest, edition OF the s'ahlsrh
work of Lcgendrs will be- appended many eKer-
cises in geone,rical analysis, with nints Tor the
solution Of the same. Also, notes on tho appllca-
ton of the methods of limits to the demonstration
theorems in elementary geometry.
3. ANALYTIC GEOMETRY PART FIRST
Plane coordinate geometry. The point, straight
line, comic sections, some OF the hiSh.i piane
curves, aigebraic and transc"ndcn.al. Also the
method Of abridged notation
PART SECOND. T point and straight line in
space, the plane, surfaces Of the second order,
cones, cylinders. and surfaces of revolution, CO.
noids, hrlicoids, curves OF double curvature, sha-
| teal theory of projections.
Both parts will contain exercises selected from
the best, English aud Continental collections.
Address BlDbooD y RlLEl,
Booksellers and Stationsrs,
and Agents Southern University Series,
An 3-ts 1911 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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@ r. PENDLETON'S MALE
-. SCHOOL. FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN
MAIN AND FRANKLIN-SESSIoN FROM SEP
TEMBEk nth TO JULY sr.-DeterInined TO i'll
sure an abundance OF time for each class, and on 4
class graduating, having another already formed
the services of Mr.. A. ID. ~CHEsTERMAN, A. NJ,
an experienced teacher but the Principal will
!mself DIRECT, and by exchange from 'me "
time EXAMINE, all the classes. ,,sr
Wanted, scholars to Ill up classes from EXIST
BEGINNERS forty dollars per session. to BESlS-
EERS IN LATIN AND ALGEBRA-siAty dollars.
Apply over school rooms.
au ll-2m Principal.
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DOANOKE FEMALE coLLE"h,

The next annual session ~ thIs lhstiAf."" t"
mences sEPTkABER ON, l'ss, and '.r"r~ A"
June, isS7.
The following charges are mad" t"E tue '#.'
session
For tuition in advanced Eng IA orltchrs... :
For tuition In primary English branches
For tuition In hncleu, and Modern Lsa..s.'r
each
For tuition III Music.
For tuition Ia OIL Painting ....t..,.... .
For tuition In Drawing .....+..... ...s. .-
For use "f Piano for praciiclnS ....s''....a
For Incidental ENpenses-.--.-.s...s...a.'
f1T DDAgl......Hs s#a ...-"s' 49, ss'. a'~Fff'
Payments require one half ia htrrH's maA
81 middle OF session
P.Diis ure tnt,redIor ne .Hltrs session 1at
otherwise agreed upon and no driucli#u H
for absence, except In cA-ss II pr"tiac'"i sec.
A ABDUCTION of rNy per cent. made ou lnls.aa -
Of dsnyh,ers Of .Il r"guisriy.rmpioyrd uat -'..
char.e- made from time 81 entrance. Pup ia.
ui,h I. hts and towels. Washing iurnt,ata a o.
dollar aud my cents Per month.
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FORTY OGSHEADS PRIME
L WESTERN SIDES.
10 hogsheads prime WESTERN SHOULDERS,
40 SMITIIFlELD HAMS,
tierces SUGAR-CURED HAMS,
20 kegs SMITHPIELD LARD,
80 hossheads PORTO RICO and MosIoN Ap'
SUGAR,
50 barrels MtSC0yADO SUGAR,
100 bags RIO COFFEE...
10 bags CEYLON COFFEE,
50 boxes superior CLARRT.
Us cases CoGNAC BRANDY, .rr
$500 sacks FINE and GROUND ALUM SALT
IN s'Iae ana Tor c:IHIAsRsLEs T. WORKMAN ! q.
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DOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

ID FOR Young ADiES.-M PknEAN :
SCHOOL viii be- r."p"ued on TIL" 1t ~ "tuf ~
next. Further details will b. given In FUTURE @'
v.rtisc m.nt~. Circulars may be- hE! on appllrsH"'
To AF- !. W. PkGRAM.
Linden Row. Franklin s!rrr'.
ur through box 10 Richmond port entE"
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L. SlcAL SCHOOL The twsnue,h .e..s'n =
school will on the tlhsl 49,
at my residence; ol lay '",.'
lle. The tuition payable monthly IN s!I"'H''
In The classical department.. for the 1885,"
Ten .aonihr, ', ID,
In the English department, Tor the 'A'''" We N
=. s.-Pcrsons dssirius 10 enter s'a'.fn ID
Pisass "s"e~'''' r. X. BAs
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,xa-s i. : W ri KHsffSHARr. rnDc-p-.,
nUUMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

DIVIINVN TN fK4Ts .NNIII0 =
III This institution will reopen " TOBsk !
own building, on Tenth street. The premises
be thoroughly renovated, and the whole ss'a'tt'
.nent rrfurn!shsd and put into complete ",4..'
with Arrangements Tor = large number u h"~fi'''
The faculty Will be large aud sb.s. Term ma
rate.
Particulars In circulars and in fut.Ts aIFaitN
meuts. IHAkLk Ill. WlNsIbs, \
uu2-lm lrEs#..#r
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NCoILgGE, WASHINGTON, D { ofsr .un
rior advantage for . thorough oasln"sSs 'nwlss.un,
Tn, eoun,s OF instruction embraces t"AH s,h.r
Jm,.ort,ns. Jo6bins. Retailing. BAnk All -.
BOOT. keeping, ,Penmansh,ps Tr.s"i,s'
Commercial AIithmo.ie, and bassa5ss ~ -Hsnp 1
sn.ncer. the leading author OF this 'yssI D.
celebrated =. the editor Of the spec" n ),
P.a..dastip, adopted BY all nrss's!a'' s"
ths standard u criticism. ...rl AL
The systeu OF Business Practice. of'ss,,, hs
unnecessarily taught by the proprietor. tSssnr s nan
.nsci.I att.ntlon Thi. Is the mos. 'aiaApIn ~.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-11

ELCNANNA LAND FoRSALE.-h,
Il executor oi Richard l.. Smith. deceased #. /
shall offer Tor sal.. upon tn" premises, - pnu4 -
auction, IN THURSDAY, III" l1a day Il Au.usf. Il
tar II not. IA. first fair da. thereafter, No.
TRACT OF LAND b,~Iouglng Ia The r..At" a al.
smith, deceased, coniainius Two HUNDRED AMP
~SEyEsTY.OSE Aces, and lynx !mHrla t..v
on IN. road leading from scuit-yili" - tolumt"A.
on. mile from thu Fluvanua f"m,i" lu~Uta.a go
nve miles from TIA" canal 1T brrtuu btut.
This tract of land has upon IL i ramtpt'sht'
dwelling. hous.. II n.wly-dng well, and orchard H.
choice fruit, and all necessary b~ntiisuA- lr ~"
farm. which are new.
Tn. purchaser will have an opportunity :" ''
a crop IT wheat, and full pu.,u>ston sl'ru 'a..
18th day ~ Nov, mbrr next.
TERN. On..third cash IT,. halaur. IA US
equal instalmruts, pay able in ohc All f"" #tsr'
from the dag If sale. with Interest.
I. S-My address i Brrnu B..r.
WILLIAM /. AAPGa>u>s
an t-tis" Executor Of X. J. smith, I"rua.l