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BlDaooD & RILEY bookssLlERs.
1911 MAIN sraszr, RICHMOND, Va. ....
IMPORTANT ANNoUNCBMENT-NEW kDo1A'
TInEAL BOOKS.
eoUrHERN UNIVERSITY sERIEs.

TIL. subscribers take great pleasure IN a.nniu.hie
inn In. annexed list OF important enc MHsivERSi.
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The want OF go1a oG son. nesn felt. Leading
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nortant works are projected, and win shortly be
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serie. win be cordially greeted as an important
step in the advancement OF the educational ints-
re ats Of the South.
RICHARDSON 4 CO., Publishers,
$40 Broadway, New York.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. ac.
1REyITY AND BRILLIANCY.

IN CHESS. A collection Of games In this royal
pastims." Culled from the whole range OF enesa
literature ByM J HaIehine. Price, rs
PHEMIE KELLER. A new novel Price, ~ cent?
4 BRIEF TREATIsE UPON CoSs IinpI =; "a.
iifical Parties ~ / received Il orally from the
late Senator stephen A. Douglas. by J. Madison
sHsRBR6oKE. A novel By author o" Madgs."
MopERS PAINTERS BY Rusk'n. volumes.
THR ELEMENTS OF DRAWING AND PERsPEC-
TIVE. BY Ruskin.
THE TWO PATHS. Being lectures on art. By
THE ETHICS OF THE DUST. By RnskIu.
TIE STONES OF VENICE. BY Ruskln. syols:
ADVICE TO 4 WIFE ON THE MANAGEMENT
OF HER OWN HEALTH. By P. II. ChsTassss
siys MERci, OR KgsTPELs AND FALCONS.
novel By author OF Guy Livingstone. Price
so cents.
Together with number 81 other late works
ceived by WOODHoUsE Il PARHAM.
Booksellers and Stationers.
jyls Governor street.
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MIR. Conklina's Resolntion-A Disposition 70
Remain here until after the August Conven'
ton prominent-Nir. Harlan's Position-Ra.
dicai unEenero~ity stanton on the Con'en'
tion, &c.
WASHINGTON, July %, 1866.
The resolution introduced into the House
yesterday by Mr.. Conkling, the purPort o'
which Is to take recess until octoOeI 'ii-
stead Of allowing an Adjournment In iac''
may pass the Senate, though as the alspo-
sition in that body seems TO favor no'nins
short Of an adjournment at some o'le
soou-as evidenced 10y late caucus pro-
cccdings-therc may be some douo. en-
pressed as To its adoption. lhe i'aJo'n!
cc the members of both branches would
like 10 remain until after the meeting oil
tho Philadclphia Convention. 1t may
safely be predicted that the end of this
week will lind Congress still here.
Some of the Radicals are inclined,
rather ungcncrously, to visit their abuse
mon the Secretary OF the Interior on &C
count OF his teuacity in clinging to the
Cabinet position which he holds. As
Mc.>rs. Dcnni>on and Speed were greeted
with loud plaudits when they resigned their
respective positions on account Of their
adherence to radical men and measures
by the whole extreme press of the country,
it is fair to presume that had Mr.. Harlan
done likewise, as was predicted by many
OF his political Congressional friends, he
would have stationed himself permanently
in their estimation. There is some mystery
about the Secretary of the Interior holding
so vigorously TO his office. Perhaps it will
lie solved after the meeting Of the l4th Of
August Convention.
Many doubts are expressed here with
regard to the statement that Secretary
Stanton is preparing letter approving the
call for the Philadelphia Convention. Ger
tainly no one is authorized TO declare to
the contrary, but, at the same time, no in
dications have lately presented themselves
that he is doing so.
The Postal Committee reported the name
of ex .Governor Randall, who is nominated
for the position of Postmaster General, to
the Senate, without any recommendation
either for or against him. The probabili-
ties are in favor of his confirmation.
TIMON.
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WILL BIZ Issued FAIRLY IN The AUTUMN,
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 speclal
study Of the English language, prosecuted Tor
text. book suited the requirements OF the age the
country and the language. 1t will retain as lar
~ practicable the familiar modes II reaching the
subject and will avoid unnecessary innovations.
Il viii avail itself freely Of whatever most valua-
bic in previous uea,ses. general and special from
the Grammars OF Ben job nson and John Wallis
down TO the investigations Of Latham, Gsrne,, and
Marsh Blu, Il willincorporate the conclusions de-
lived from the copious materials collected by orr ,
yinal research for the preparation of an extended
and critical Grammar Of the English lanSu
which will be completed and published hereafter.
The utmost diligence will be employed to insure
simplicity perspicuiy consistency, and accuracy,
both in arrange ineut and III expression
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NEW YORK AND RICH 81.

~ MOSD STEAM Up LIYE2.rtN
THROUGH TO BOSTON Steamers WAs--.s
TON, Cspain CHICBEsTEe, and VALLEY rITy
Captain SSIDEK. comprising tbs Line. will L.,
New York every SAT- RDAi, aaI E.cauoul .y.,,
FRIDAY, alternately.
They have formed a through connection VII ~.
Metropolitan Steamship Line Tor Bottom, AMI -.
prepared to sign Bills .. Lading through q uoi.'
rate rates.
Freight received daily.
Passage to New York, inc luding meaI, ana ,,a,..
room, tlo. w. I. PORTER, AGENT.
{. ls-3m Ofice no. 2i25. on the p,ss
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DISSOLUTIONS.

10 = = = .
nlSSOLUTION.-T co partnership
- Of ROGERS, ADAMS 4 CO. has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent. All parties indebted
TO the concern requested to make immediate
payment. kiher partner Is authorised TO use the
~ me y; the firm III the settlement, OF the business
w. II. ROGERS,
+. X. ADAMS,
July II, lsts. JAMES h. RlDDlCh.
SAMUEL r. ADAMS, Ia retiring from the firm OF
Poy,rs Adams Co, avais himself Of this occa-
I'll II TO ackuowlege the kind and generous support
given h m by the public and asks his friends to
extend the lib raj ia ronagc To his successors,
ROGERS, RIDplCk CO.. who are prepared to
furnish goods AZ the lowest market rates.
SAMUEL X. ADAMS.
Co.PARTNERSHIP.-Th undersigned have this
dav associated themselves together under the styis
and frm Of RoGtk>, RlDDIt:k u Co. for the
purpose OF conducting the AUCTION and COM
MISSION BUS NtSS, At the old stand OF Rogers,
Adams 4 Co Nos Is and - Fifteenth street. be-
tween Main and cary.
A. successors af III. frm- OF Robinson, ADAMS
Co and Of Rogers Adams x Co, they hope 10 con.
Time TO receive from the pubic the Same liberal
patronage heretofore extended thoss ther hrms.
W. IL. ROGERS,
JAMES T.. kIUDICK.
July II 1855. J. PENpLEToS ROGERS.
-
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Plan eS' ...'''"sss
JOHN W. DAVIES 4 SONS.
RICHNOND MUSICAL EXCHAEG 3,
Ho. lss MAIN STREET,

sTIEFFS PREMIGM PIAN0-FoRTEs.
rh.ss ,nstrumsnts have bsen before the public
voR THILASr THIRTY YEARS,in competition
xfih the best makers Of the country. and are nov
nronouncsd BY ALL THB LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED
-. 80 ,r.,rpm ants have ALL THE LATEST IN.
PROvEMEyTS, and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
With The privilege OF exchange within twelve
months II not entirely satisfactory
TO the purchaser.
We rsfsr 70 the following persons, who havs
sfInFps PIANOS now In uSs: t..'s..
General Z. 3. LIZ, Warrington College, Lsxins'
D. D. rAysB BKo., Lynchburgs
Rev. =. 3. RHILLips, Virginia Female Instftnts;
Mics May BALDWIN, rsnsls School, and j, G.
CAySi. Deaf, Dunb asd Blind Institute, stsnnton
Professor j. 4. AADOLD, kishmond.
sall iron oil IN want d SUPERIOR PIANOS
solicited. Terms liberal. ia3-ts
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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.
BY GEoRgB FREDERICK HOLMES. L. L. d.
Professor Of History end General Literature in the
University Of Virginia.
All important facts and transactions connected
with the country and its inhabitants, with the &C.
commencement OF Colonial Settlements within the
limits Of the United States down TO the current
time will be comIaemordted under their appropn-
ate dates AS indicated ythe best authorities, so
HI TO furnish the undsputed elements OF American
history.
No iiscussion Of measures, of the character and
consequences Of events, or OF the conduct or pup
lie men, will appear. as the design ID Simply 70
chronicle with accuracy those phenomena which
have marked the development OF the population,
power activity, and resources OF the United states
The estimation Of lines of public policy, OF the
motives and influence OF public men, Of the con-
duct OF political parties, will be left unbiased TO
the private Judgment Of each student, and TO the
ultimate and authoritative determ ination OF his
tory-after the clouds OF present Jea ouses, pas
sions and acrluonies have been dlssipated by the
purifying influence OF time.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

n II. CHALKLEY * CO.. dealers In
~. HIDES. LEATHER, Ere, Thirteenth street.
between Main aud Cary, have In store Oak and
Hemlock SOLE LEATHER, French, German, and
American CALF SKINS, HARNESS, Birdie, and
FAIR LEhTHERs Of all kinds: TANNERS OIL,
TANNERS TOOLS. &c, which they are selling at
reasonable rates. Give them call before pur-
chasing Use " here. y2O
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
HEALING SPRINGS,
~ TrI 1nfYNTN

IL
III BATH COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
This celebrated Watering Place Is now open.
with accommodation for three hundred visitors.
The building have been recently painted and re-
paired, and the iurn ure and bedding are entirely
new.
The me icinal virtues Of the waters are well at.
tested They are Ell racous In cases Of by -peIsia,
Diarrhea, Dy-entery, Diseases % the Liver, Kid
reys and Bladder, Neuralgia, Rhenmatism. In
ELIMINATION Of the Eyes, Cutanso GUS Affections,
Scrofula, sc. For more detailed account OF the
pro,ert'ss Of tho waters, reference Is made 10
pa implicit 10 bs had on application 10 Msssrs. Pur-
cell, Ladd & Co., who have the waters for sale.
Hot and Cold, Spout and Shower Ba,hs, and
Plunge Baths, at all hours, and 4 plentiful supply
OF pure frees;one water from The mountains mile
distant from an elevation OF thousand feat,
which is conveyed through the main buildings.
The Springs are delightfully."- situated, surrounded
hy the most beautiful and pitur-s scenery, and
of easy by the Central and Orange and Alex.
andria railroads and connections.
Travellers leaving Richmond or Baltimore on
the morning trains, arrive al Millboro' Depot, on
the Central railroad, at . T.. NJ, whence they ara
conveyed by stage over fine road ten miles to
the Bath Alum Springs, spending the nigh there,
0 nd crossing the Warm Spring Mountain about
sunrise reaching the Healing Springs To brea kfast.
An experienced physician can be consulted.
TERMS: Three dollars per day: twenty dollars
per week; children between two and ten years
half price S. A. PORTER,
~ is-6t Agent.
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Il0LTlNG CLOfHS.-We are in re.
- efpi of . complete sssortnsDt OF b0LTlAO
and o hers. w, q. DOMAIN b CO.,
~ u--tts Governor street,
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AND BoARDING-HoUsEs,

DOARDING.-M DR.. ROiSTEk,
ID No io4 Mayo street. can accommodate several
gentlemen with BOARD, with or without lodging
on r. ssonabe terms. rrpr,or,rn
ROOMS, suitable for families. NV
DOARDING AND LODdlNo.-h
dated with PLEASANT ROOMS and BOARD In a
small private family the most Reasonable t snd
ana MARSHALL. DAY BoARDERS can also be &C
comm cd ated, and two or three USFukSisHs y. ~
ROOMS fer rent. 10 80
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DENTISTRY.
~ DAVI SON,

u VISION, S
Il. SURGEON DENTIST, 9hfYn
ONCE and residence on Main street. between Els-
Venth and twelfth, just below the National Ex-
change Bank, where he IL better prepared than
aver 10 give his patrons the full benefit OF his pro-
fession. He VIII EXCHANGE NEW TEETH on the
improved base for OLD SETS OF GOLD. All work
warranted for at least ave year; Those requiring
ACCOMMODATES himself TO their circumstances and
the times Patients from the country can board
with him 1t his residence without charge while
having work done. NH 2s-om
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READY Iy sErTEABgR:
GRAM u Ar IN FRENCH.

Professor OF Modern Languages in the University
OF Virginia.
This work will be divided into two parts:
The FIRST PART will contain the Elementary
Rules on Pronunciation, Aceidencs, and syntax,
nracteal sentences, such as are wanted In the COM
mon Intercourse Of life.
The SECOND PART IL intended Tor advanced
tax and EtvmoIogy Every rule Of Grammar or
Syntax will be fully explained and aesompaniissd
eSltv. list of the principal idioms and coloquial
phrases will be added.
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4. X. ADAMS,
JAMES l.. RIDDlCk.
July II, lses.

HISSULuTION.-T firm OF {. ID.
L. YALE 4 Co. Is this day dissolved by linita-
ito, Either member OF the rm will sign In liqui.
dalton.
All parties indebted to are earnestly requested
to settle their accounts. and those To whom We are
indebted will please present their claims.
G.. ID. YALE,
Richmond, July LIST, 1855 JOHN BOWERS.
CO-PARTNFRSHlP. - The undersigned have
this day formed themselves into co-pdrlneIship
under the name and Style Of YALE, BOWERS
YALE for the purpose of carrying on the business
in All the various branches formerly conducted by
the late firm Of G.. D. Yale Co, and respectfully
ask continuance Of the patronage so Literally De-
slowed on the lat. firm for 80 many years.
Nery rr,u.ctlully, CD. VALE,
JOHN BOWERS,
G. b. YALE.
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V,HE OLD LINE RESUMES E~
i ITS POSITION AGAIN. s1uGsN
THE PIONEER LINE. ESTABLISHED ~ Isl.
The two new and magnificent stde.vh-el
steamships,
NIAGARA. ..SAFTAiN '"lth,
SARATOGA CAPTAIN KING,
are on the route again between
NEW YORK,
CITY FUN j, AM
RICHMOND

In point Of strength, speed, and .n..h, Ga.
sts amships are unequalled. Tley ara Ia csstS.
oil experienced and gentlemanly commander,
The Pursers are Me,srs. WILLIAM .. auit
SMITH, natives of this city, and vol known 10 tn.
community.
These steamships will leave Richmond 4rarr
TUESDAY and FRIDAY, and will leave New iork
every TUESDAY and SATURDAY, arriving AIT
departing from the LrpLAs & WAr1UN wh.r'
Rockets The hour Of departure from here can b.
ascertainsd At my otice or by consulting the ia.v
papers Of the city the days preceding the day. I
departure.
al my office.
Passage, including meals and sa,e.room, crly
sls
The patrons Of this line who may desire g. TO-
snre can !. feet II nj the very lowest rates
l., ats GARREf I. WATSON. kock""s
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FRENCH READER,
FOR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

By II. BCHELB UB VbkEI
Professor of Modern Languages in the Ur!Vcrsity
OF Virginia.
Containing brief essay on French literature,
foIlnwed by selection Of extracts from the best
French writer's They are arranged according to
the subjects of which they treat, In history
descriptions, oratory, thoughts and maxims, let.
in prose, with extracts from every branch OF
poeiry. Brief notices Of the authors are given,
and Inc whole will form a fair outline OF French
literature from the earliest times to our day
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MARINE FOUNDRY,

Nl WATER STREET,
BELOW 1HE YORK RIVER DEPOT.
Having secured the services Of MI. WILLIAM
l.. CUXt to superntend the business, ! will con-
tinue the ...
IRnN AND BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS,
and will manufacture to order Pillow CASTINGS,
HOLLOW WARE, WAGON BOXES, ANDlRONs,
SC &c.
Particular attention paid to JOB WORK, which
will be executed in the best manner and a, the
bhprtrst notice ~ l2-3ml A. ,. LEE.
yI'HE CONCERN OF BELL, SHEP-
L NERD i co. was dissolved by Limitation on
the LIST day of July, Mr.. A. J. BELL Withdrawing
The style of the concern in future will be A. L.
SHEPHERD co.
The new concern have this day associated with
them MIR. A. u. TALMAN, formerly with George
W. Atkinson, and lately of Talman Harris,
who will give strict personal attention to the sale
OF TnB ACCo. WHEAT, &c, and who respectfully
so,cits con,ignments of all country produce from
the friends and patrons of the two fate concerns.
A L. SHEPHERD Il CO.,
i've corner Of Eleventh and Canal streets.
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BANK OF SAvASyAH,(
SAVANNAH, GA July 9, 1859.
A SSIGNEES' NOTICE-The under
IA signed having been appointed ASsIGNEES OF
this Bank for the purpose of adjusting and iiaui-
dating It's affairs, therefore all persons having
elaius against this corporation will present them,
aud ell bill holders OF this Bank are required TO
present the same within six months from this date
Orkney viii lose the priority granted by statute
and those indebted viii max Immediate payment
70 H. BRIGHAM,
GEORGE w DAVIS,
~ iO-hn Aksigne1s.
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TIN, sHEvT.IR0N AND COPPER WARE,
Steam Firing. Plumbers and Gas Filters Tools
and Material, Gas Chandeliers, Fixtures and
Snad-s she-t Lead, Lead and Iron Pipes Also,
agents for the celebrated EMPIRE GAS MA
CHINE" the cheapest. simplest and most duraoie
ever invented. Gail and examine II IN operation Al
IRON-FEuNT BUILDING, GOVERNOR STREET.
iy IG-ISwlln YALE, BOWERS 4 YALE.
nISSOLUTIoN OF CO-PARTNER-
JsUlP-The rrn of LEE Il COX is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. -
A. y LIE viii settle up the business OF the
cnncarn LEE j. COX.
Richmond, July IL, 1865.
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FRENCH READER, FOR BEGINNERS.
BIT ". scHILg De vBRB,
Professor OF Modern Languages In the University
Of Virginia.
II viii contain Poems Of acknowledged excel
lence and Prose pieces Of q narrative character,
presenting each complete story, carefully ar
Those for beginners being accompanied by. expls-
natory notes. An index Is added, obtaining the
dates OF the birth and death of the several authors,
with notice Of their principal works.
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STEAMERS.
c>~~~--~---,~~>~ >-~,~-~ -~-~J-,.-~S<x
EOR NORFOLK AND BALTIM0pr
"' s&s
INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS OK JAIgs e,vs.

The elegant aud comodiou, s,sann., avo,
GEASsA, Captain d. J. HILL, leave. Lns's,ps.
W wrsT.y wharf R2ckst,s, every MONDAY, WEb1
connecting at Norfolk with the BAY Line -, a,
Thomas kelso and Adelaide for Baldmof. 'H'A7n
Fare 10 Baltimore, hr-t class ....., -
Fare To Baltimore, second class ,.''
Fare TO Philsdel phia. go
Fare TO Washington. .
Fare TO New 1ofk................,,,. - ~
Parties by the Georgeanna hav. m. ~
sleeping aboard the over nigh wher. ,hsy w;''ssI
splendid state room accommodation free ~ 80 .ha
Baggage checked through. Passenger.
gage Transferred 10 railroad dspo,s ~. al =" D4s'
Passengers by this Ens arrive a, SorfoIt
B4ltimor" much sooner than by the other. al
For ireishs Or passage, apply Al the caupz,,,
office, At sHiPLEY. ROANE 4 cos r,yT5r.',
Fourteenth and Franklin streets oppo,!a ~. "
change Hotel, or at LGdlam & Watson, 49,
Rockets. JOHN II FREEMAN a., -
L. b. TArCx, Freight Agent. "''~'
IL LIS Tml-t,
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LETTER FROM WARRINGTON.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Mr.. Conklins's Resointion-A Disposition TO
Remain here until after the August Conven'
tion prominent-Nlr. Harlan's Position-Ra.
deal Observation-Disclosures on the Con'en'
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EOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN-%STS
II TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoNPA. Scskasa
NY. The splendid new side-wheel st~ata,a
HATTERAS, LEWIS PARRISH commander, ALS1.
MARIE, A. BorRSE commander, leave ktSlm.g
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY leave Ne. fo:f
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
These SHIPS are entirely new. aud were tl5
fhey have splendid SALOONS and STATE.
ROOMS, and the FARE, ACCOMPANIES 81
ATTENTION are unsurpassed.
Passage, meals, and staEe-rooms ihclulei' RI
TEEN DOLLARS. ,
Goods shipped by this Line are landed regularly
at New York, on the Company covered per-
within forty eight honrs. ,,..
Shipper, are invited TO notice that the .'-E
damage and loss by handling, aud eXp"spr" srru
frequent s-shippiug, As on other lines. = "'c..i
BY this route. m
Freights Tor points beyond New York wtubetr.
warded with dispatch, and no charge made eTcsT
actual expenses incurred.
These ships discharge cargo In New YORK a. pier
No. 80 North river, and TIA" Company -i-siarr
for Wilmington, North Carolina: chars.lpn, -
vannah, Mobile and New Orleans, leave ron tue
same pier. Goods for these points can be ifsSs'
ierred without expense or exposure.
Insurance IL very low By these sbip-, ard The
economy in time, Insurance, and c"nl." non 10
which goods are deli!ered, makes this the cheap
est route from Virginia. Insurance effected :.
low est rates when ordered.
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OUTLINES OF LATIN GRAMMAR.
pYBAsIL L. alLDBRsLEHvr, Pr. D.,
Professor Of Anc,en. Language, In tho Univeri.y
Of Virginia.
A n,,m.rv grammar ought 10 content itself with
u. prdsrlv exhibition OF the actual phenomenon
Of q language in form and in syntax. 70 ms end,
scientific method Ia necessary bnt the lnsineauoh
factory 10 the more advanced student, and use
less 70 the competent teacher The slemsn.r =,
cuestions pertaining to the physiology and phioso.
ply Of i.nnsaass, and ali such matters will BE-
rigidly excluded from the work In hand. me
little manual Is 70 be committed TO memory, and
the author will use all diligence TO present only
that which win not nssd 10 be unlesrned sss more
PRSaREssi1vE THTIH READER. with sxsr:
eissswiil follow the " Outlines efLaun Grammar"
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EIkST NATIONAL BANK,
= UNITED STATS AND STATE DEPOSITORY,
No 1911 MAIN sIEsgr
,oss poon Ag.vE THIRTEESTH srREET.
elght ana Time Bills issued on Barring Broth ers
Co., London. Sterling and Unitad k,Siss IA
state Stoe ~ bought and sold.
W. r. ouAaLxs. Vice Presidsni and Teller.
yn-ln
AOTICE.-All persons who have left
~ GOODS at q. y. DkAA MISS diving establish.
nenf, on M-F-baI Etreei, near Filth, 10 be dyed
cIs.nsed, NIKE THAN THREE MONTHS AGO.
AMI bav not called for the s2als, are potissd that
une-s p,id for nd taken away within the mex
tn days they will be sold for sepsrs. jy2i-at
INOOI.-The highest market prices
w paid for Washed snd Unwsshed Wool BY
CHARLES HOWARD,
corner Gerry and Fifteenth streets.
Il n SIM up siRirs.
uls,T ,pINfs nISbYHA We ara I'm re-