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I. SERIES OF ARITHMETICS,

l. FIRST LESSONS IN NUMBERS.-An llns-
rated easy Mental Arithmetic, for the use OF fan-
lies and primary schools.
3. MENTAL ARITEMETIC.-Afte the indnctive
method of Pesalozzi, with first Lessons in Written
Arithmetic, for primary schools and academies.
3. ELEMENTS OF WRITTEN ARITHMETIC
In which the fundamental operations on Abstract
and Denominate Numbers, and their vlrions appll
cations, thoroughly explained and Illustrated
by numerous example. adapted to the business vi
practical life; for the use Of schools.
4. HIGH SCHOOL ARlTHMETlC.-For the use
Of Schools and Colleges. In this work the reason
ing on the fundamental principles Will be more
fully developed, and illustrated by Il greater va
riety and number of Applications and examples.
In addition To the subjects usually treated Text
books Of Arithmetic. 1t Will comtain several chap
tiers on Notation, Theory OF Numbers, Progress
sions Logarithms, and the use OF LoSarithIlic
Tables.
II. SERIES OF HIGHER TEXTBOOKS IN
MATHEMATICS.
l. ALGEBRA.-For the use OF schools and col.
lages-Containing thu latest improvements 10
thorough discussion Of the subjects usual treated
i'm textbooks on this subject will be added chap
tiers the theory of determinants ana oher ss >,
from the modern higher Algebra, Ior the use VI
university students
2. LEGENDRE's GEoHETRY.-To the complete
translation Of the latest edition OF the standard
work of Legendre will be appended many exer-
cises in geometrical analysis, with hints Tor the
solution Of the same. Also notes on the appliiS4
ton Of the methods OF limits TO the deinoAstratio
theorems in elementary geometry
= ANALYTIC GEOMETRY.-PART FIRST
Plane coordinate geometry. The point, straight
line, comic sections, some OF the higher pane
method Of abridged notation.
PART SECOND.-The point and straight line III
space, the plane, surfaces OF the second oraer
cones, cylinders, and surfaces OF revolntl"h, CO.
Mods helicods. curves OF double curvature, ana
l-tical theory of projections.
Both parts will contain exercises selected from
the best English and Continental collections.
Address BIDGOOD RILEY,
Booksellers and StationeTs.
and Agents Southern University Series,
u3-ts 1911 Main street Richmond, va.
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AyyUAL INCOME So 600 900.

ANNUAL INCOME, T2,OOV,UV0.
IMPORTANT NEW FEATURE IN DIVIDENDS
AND MODES OF INSURANCE.
SMALLEST RATIO OF MORTALITY. ,,,
EXPENSES LESS THAN ANY CASH COM
fiBERAL MODES OF PAYMENT OF PREMI-
INSURERS RECEIVE THE LARGEST BONUS
EVER GIVEN.
ALL KINDS OF NON-FORFEITlNG LIPE AND
ENDOWMENT POLICIES.
POLICIES INCONTESTIBLE.
LOANS MADE on POLICIES.
ALL POLICIES AFTER THREE YEARS NON
PROFITABLE.
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LBEMARLE FEM + INST1-
IA TUTE-The session lsGd-'7 vi i'll begin septem-
Der 18th and continue to end Of June. shall be
assisted In the Collegiate Department. by S4Lohei
b. SENPLE, educated at the University; and in
the other departments by competent INSTRUCTORS
character for tn oroush teaching which has hereto
fore belonged to the school
Boarders are, a. members OF my family, under
my personal control, and | shall be responsible
for their comfort.
The cost per session to girl boarding at the
school. and who studies Music, will be about 100
TO xa20; without music, 500 less. Tuition for day
scholars from $?S to $50, according To circuln-
stances. "
JOHN HART, A. NJ,
auH-lot Principal.
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OrpIcE BOARD OF HEALTH, }
p,cuxoyp, August 20, ls66.

v,,HE RESIDENTS OF THE CITY
i south of Broad stree. ar carts will c"mmencs
SEPARATIONS Limits of the ely To M M"K
Row MSRSNe ssss but operations
city WI opsned to that part OF the city south Of
tina, IS rsats Sr IN
Ihey aIe,sb alley, rubbish, ashes, and refuse
ANY Ssyystabis matter found on their premises The
eiaeas can judge Of the proper UNI Tor deRosi1ls
these ,hich the carts make in cleansing the same.
Tna rsrular garbage carts will continue to make
,hsir usnai calls throughout the city.
The regular house house visiiations VIII De
resnmed by the police officers, acting under IN
rnrtions from this Board and all citizens " Ill be
ranor,sd 10 the Mayor whose premises are found
moi properly cleansed and lined.
Due notice will be given Ia the residents OF the
c;tv north of Broad street OF the time when this
fnrcs vii commence operations in that district.
+. w. HANCOCK, NJ. D.,
40. n President Board of Health
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WILL BR Issued Is SEPTEMBER:
SERIES OF MATHEMATICAL TEXT BOOKS.
BY CHARLES g. vESABLs,
Professor Of Mathematics, University Of Virginia
former Professor OF Mathematics and Astrono-
my in the University OF South Carolina;
former Professor of Natural Phiioso-
ply and Chemistry in the Uni
versity Of Georgia.
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INSURANCE.

DOMESTIC INSURANCE.
TIE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY OF
VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, AMPLE.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
DISCOUNTS AT SIMPLE INTEREST.
INTEREST ON DEPOSIT CERTIFICATES.
PREMIUM RETAINED FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE ASSURED.
OFFICE, No. 1910 MAIN STREET.
D. J. HARTSoOk, President.
D. j. BURR, Secretary.
b. c. wHERRY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
an lin
COUTHERN AGENCY OF
- THE MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE CON-
PANY OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE 1901 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA, OVER
THE AMERICAN TELEGRAPH OFFICE. ESrRASCB
on TWELFTH STREET.
ANIMAL INCOME So 600 900.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 HORSE
u deed OF trust of the Danylue .rut.1,nt
Company, dated the 18th day II NAV ia, s, - 4
corded In the Hastings Cour; ~ DaLvt. d, "a. ~.
astssaea trustee ~l4t ~ M a. p.Sc @Er'on. II.
September next, At I O'Clock. y, NJ. ~. h.
mses, the house and lot oh Canal street. d an. .
adjoining tho dwal.ipg al DIR. II. i LapL.r. r.
ing on Canal street six poics and twelve NIX. ..
running back to Upper street with Tho sane =, ~.
on latter street, containing one acre, more ~, t.
The improvements are \ two. story fTame4w.. H..
house, with kitchen. meat house, Sc
credit for part D! the purchase money viii q.
allowed II desired. Further term. AZ sale
HARRlsUA kObEkTsuy.
au 20-im In.
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DECEIVING ANOTHER SUPPLY
II OF those beautiful Psrlor Suites, Rosewood
and Walnut In Brocatelie and Plush-styles OF
oasen eliza beth, Louis XIV, Napsleon IN, and
other ans and choice Pstsssgrrras; : cuuxeu.w
corner Ninth and Main streets tup ssairsl.
myN
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WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED
w TEACHER single man, to take charge of
six scholars in my family. graduate OF the
University preferred. References required. Board:
washing and lights furnished. Address me al
News Ferry, Halifax, Va, stating terms:
on a-ts STERLING Z. EDMUNDS.
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VIRGINIA FERTiLiIERS,:- - -.
Y NAL COMPOST AND roupsSsiIiaa oHrl
subscribers are psnnfse,srnippsx - ISTmsry g.
ihs above celebrated rsRTiLlzsks,, "i lss b.!
o ~ w. the fsrmsrs generally A. beius Wv
and cHgAPEsT In the United ssss ,,,,.,,a.e, e.1.
This being strictly s,n.f -,
'n asHsiPui sTloNs &lrh PUNE q, rs Ia J.ss'
GUAN0wili be made II desired, pa y
River farmer this Is entirely uh".,,.I by the %
chemist. I'M the country, which snas" silr''
exhibited for speeti.n and S McLLkR,
oAA'A Richmond -
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eg-COYNER'S SPRINGS.-This desirable
WATERINGPLACE
is now
OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF VISITORS.
Passengers leaving Baltimore, Richmond or fc
tersburg by
MORNING TRAINS
arrive at the Springs TO tea.
TWO TRAINS PASS DAILY,
COMMUNICATION BY TELEGRAPH,
east and west,
at the command of visitors.
WILLIAM II. FRY,
oulS3t Proprietor.
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WANTED, situations for COOKS,
w WASHERS and IRONERS, HOUSE GIRLS,
TwaNTRD, two WHITE COOKS, WASHERS and
All ne rsons in want Of such will be supplied i'm
mediately BY leaving their orders with NE under;
signed, on Seventh street, between Main ana
Franklin, two doors from Main. ,, rno,,
We also have on hand a No. ! DlNlNG-RoON
SERyANT and PORTER for u store-concs well
recommended. lily 2i-tsI DEPElEsr W.
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BOOKS, srAT7oNERY.&c.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
NEW EDUCATIONAL BOOKS.
SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY SERIES.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
NEW EDUCATIONAL BOOKS. 4
SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY SERIES.
PRESS:
SOUTHERN SCHOOL READERS.
and Families, in which Southern Interests, En-
ploymsnt, Literature, and History will be disline.
lively recognized and represented The series mas
e e1sn PsfsRfiIsa revised By
D., Professor of History and General Literature In
have been furnished by Southern Artists. The
series will consist Of seven volumes, ~ follows:
THE SOUTHERN, PICTORIAL PRIMER, OK
THE souTaERN ELEMENTARY sPELLER, -
THE s9TTHESN PIST6SiSL TaIkP RE kkppSR
EHE S sSSTHEks 5 SIE5a SFEaKEE
WILL BIB ISSUED EARLY IN THE AUTUMN:
AN ELEMENTARY ENGLISH GRAMMAR.
FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS.
By GEORGE FREDERICK HOLMES, LL.D.,
Professor of History and General Literature in tbs
University of Virginia.
utmost
simplicity, perspicuty, consistency, and accuracy
both In arrangement and in expression.
A CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF THE UNI.
TED STATES OF NORTH AMERICA.
CONTAINING A RECORD OF CIVIL. MILITARY,
STATISTICAL. COMMERCIAL. FINAN-
CIAL, AND MISCELLANEOUS
DEVELOPMENT
For Schools, Colleges. and Libraries, public and
private.
BIZ GEORGE FREDERICK NoLMEs. ILL.,. D.
Professor OF History and General Literature in the
University OF Virginia.
READY Is SEPTEMBER:
GRAMMAR FRENCH.
BYN. sCHBLE DByERE
Professor Of Modern Languages in the University
OF Virginia.
FRENCH READER, FOR BEGINNERS.
BY N. sCHELB DE- WERE,
Professor of Modern Languages in the University
Of Virginia.
A FRENCH READER,
FOR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
BYM scHELE De- WERE,
Professor Of Modern Languages in the University
Of Virginia.
OUTLINES OF LATIN GRAMMAR.
By BASIL l.. GILDBRsLEEvE, III. D.,
Professor Of Ancient Languages in the University
OF Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-21

DOARDERS WANTED.-The sub
! scriber, residing at Bumpass station, on the
Virginia Central railroad, lor,y;ays mies from
week or month, on reasonable terms. For par
t;cniars. address the subscriber at Bumpass post
Office Louisa county, Va. ~ ,,,,,n.sc
au ls-3t< ]. 1. bohTaSo.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
w ANDERSON 4 CO.'S

ng ANDERSON 4 CO.'S
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART PALACE.
1911 Main, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets.
The larges, and most complete establishment oil
tho kind In the South.
An ARTISTS STuDIo Is connected with the
ART PALACE,
where Photographs will be finished In any style
desired by the most experienced artists
?l-iw
NJ n. II. NLiURY l. CO.,A
BANKERS AND BRoKERsl
have removed their Office to the banking house
recently occupied by the
FARMERS NATIONAL BANK,
first house below the
POST. OFFICE.
ian 2o-ts1
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POCKET KSiyEs, &c, Sc
Egn
TRUSTEE,S SALE OF \ HOUSr

10 cases BOOTS and SHOES. comrrsirg a,<,,
variety OF men =. women = and rff24r
an 20-3t PAINE < co. Ar,t..'.'''rL &
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FERNS Very liberal, aud made known a. ID.
COMMISSIONERS' SAFE OF VTE'

by Harrison. Goddm & Appers"n. Auc''oHreT.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estata A,sr',
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T,HREE HUNDRED AND fif
i Ierssk FLOUR, al gn.dsS Stokes GO
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OUTLINES OF LATIN GRAMMAR.
By BASIL l.. GILpERsLEEvE, III. D.,
Professor Of Ancient Languages In the University
OF Virginia.
PROGRESSIVE LATIN READER, with ex"r.
cises will follow the Outlines of Latin GramRar.'
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FURNITURE, ETC.

HABLISTON & BROTHER,
IL FURNITURE DEALERS
would respectfully inform their friends and former
patrons that they have resumed business at thoi
NEW STORE, on Cary street, between Ninth and
Tenth, where they VIII be happy TO sss them ana
viii furnish anything In their line At reasonable
HABLIsToN 4 BROTHER, Cary streets,
myS between Ninth and Tenth.
WE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIV-
w ING eysry description Of Furniture, Carpet
ings, Bedding, and Furnishing Goods, 70 which We
invite the attention OF purchasers:
corner Ninth and ain streets lup stAirsl.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.

BY Thomas Creamer, Auctioneer,
No. 20 South Charles street, Baltimore, Nd
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Perry Davis Pain killer.
lfessra. perru Dnuis & son p,o,s,;denee 4 !.

Messrs. Perry Davis Son, Providence, u H.: 81
DEAR SIR Il feel that it is duty ow to suffer-
ing humanity that should give relation of the
great benefits have derived from the ne OF Perry
Davis Pain Killer. Last Summer hadhe misfor-
tune to lose two of my children by TIT dreadful
scourge-the choleTa-and in all human probability
should have fallen.a victim to the pestance myself
If kind Provid nee had not provided me help in
the hour of need. l first became acquainted with
the Pain Killer whilst travelling on theiver with my
husband. A gentleman passenger I'D some with
him which he recommended In the hthest terms as
a remedy for the cholera. / thougS no more oft
at the time, but the same night I VS. attacked by
the cholera in its worst form. resrted to various
remedies used to arrest ITS progress put all in vain
was seized with violent cramps, ah my discharges
began to assume the same charactgas oid those If
my dear children previous to their deah. was
looked upon as lost, but all at once thorht of the
PAIN KILLER. My husband obtain bottle
from fellow passenger and admins Ell to me
dose. experienced almost immediateH cessation
OF pain. The dose was repeated at intvals OF fl
teen minutes, four five times and result was
my complete recovery. l feel eonfde that 1 owe
my life to the Pain Killer and only rect that had
not known OF its extraordinary vires earlier.
then might have saved the lives OF ntiear children.
Since that time have used the Pr Killer in my
family extensively, and the more Ie it the better
like it. As great family medici 1t has no equal.
Oct % I'm SARAH SANDEFfY, st. Louis.
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GoNsUMPTfoN, like the Rattle-Snake always gives
~ warning of its approach. A hacking cough, dull
aicatons that there is more less irritation of the
lungs. Ii this be neglected and go until pustules
are formed, followed by tubercles which sometimes
eat of the blood vessels Death will be the result.
Aliens Lung Basam will heal all the rritated parts,
allay the inflammation, removing the phlegm and mat
ter. Thus stopping the cough and prevent fatal con-
sumption.-F0r sale by T.W. PERKINS & CO.,
and W. +. PHILLIPS & CO., Portland. Also, by the
Dealers in Family Medicine generally. Oct % I'm
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Patentedl nInx "a. Iss6


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Bulkley's Patent
LUMBER DRYER !
Located on West Commercial s,ree,
Near the (sIDss vVo.s

s,B wear the Ginss Works,
VIE = CORTLAND LUMBER DRYING Co,,
= Tan T. nave secured the control of H. D SCHM-
hlgnt ior seasoning lumber by the BnlkIev ptent
Inns process Tor seasoning lumber has bean Il; -
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tbe-e aa of drying will be moderate On ,ot
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c.ss a,. information to the Dryer, and the nro
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The manager of the Nashville theatre was
perplexed the other night The stage carpen-
ter took laudanum, and the low comedian took
the cholera. The play was commenced. howev-
er, and presently somebody started false
alarm of fire, and thus emptied the theatre.
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SPECIAL NOTICES. &

SOME Folks CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTS We are
now prepared to supply Hospitals, Physicians, the
trade and the great public generally, with the stand
ard and Invaluable remedy, DoDDs NERvINE, which
article surpasses all known preparations for the
every preparation Of opium-the welknown result OF
which is to produce costiveness and other serious
dculties it aays irritation restessness and spasms,
tive organs. sm III 70 .FzsItlEfe
No preparation for Nervous Diseases ever sold so
readily, or met with such universal approval. For
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Weaknesses and Irregularities, and all the fearful
mental and bodily symptoms that follow in the train
of diseases, Dodds Neryine is the best RENE
dy known to science Sold by all druggists Price ST.
$3.50 GEO. C. GOODWIN a. Co.,
aug11sn1ydt&W n Wholesale Apents B0ston
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DIR. Craven, the surgeon who attended Jof
ferson Davis at Fortress Monroe for so1,ora,
months, and published book giving his remin-
iscences of the prisoner, has been appointed by
the President postmaster at Newark, New Jer-
sey. The incumbent removed to make room
for this appointment was General Carman,
who was appointed by Mr.. johnson himself
only few months ago, and confirmed by the
Senate, but who declined to indorse the Phila-
deiphla convention circular, and has hence
oeen doomed to early decapitation. The new
appointment was made since the elections.
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DREBLE & LARRABEE can lie id at their
Il new stand, No. 0 Sumner StIwhcrc they
are prepared to do all kpds of JoiHork, Mt the
shortest notice. Those who are in whf buildings,
OF Lumber will do we'll to give us q Don't forget
the place, No, 9 Summer Street.
sepS-d2m* PREBLE lRRABEE
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FOE s Ale.
Butterfeld's Door, Sash and Blind Factory,
ON BETHEL HILL.

THE SUBSCRIBERS hereby offer for sale tleir
Door, Sash and Blind Factory, 81
Situated on Mechanic street, on Bethel HILL together
with all the machinery and tools therein and belong
ing to said factory and the lot Of land which the
same is situated.
The machinery is run by good ten-horse. power
engine The same can be purchased on the most sat
sfactory TERMS and for further particulars the public
are invited to call and examine the premises q adj
dress the subscriber by letter.
S. BUTrERFIELD 6 Co.
Bethel, Sept. u, 1866. diff n
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Oolgate's Aromatic Il Vegetable Soap.
superior Toiiet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with CIyccrine,
ami especially designed for the use of Ladies and
for the Nursery. Its perfume is exquisite, and its
washing properties unriyalled For sale by all Drug
gists. .ll.s li g9 las u te10'66sNdIy
Warren'S Cough BalSam.
The best Remedy compounded for Colds,
Coughs, Catarrn and Consumption, and all
diseases of the Throat and Lungs. -'f
DB For sale by all Druggists Manufactured by
ID. r. BRADBURY, r'
oct15dSwsN6m A. Druggist BANGOR
Madame FOy's Corset Skirt Supporter
is indispensable article of lady's dress Those
who have experienced the value of it speak volumes
in its favor. In word, it is just the article required
by ladies who study health and comfort. 1t may be
had everywhere. o ae3 500 80 all.