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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY. 4,
w MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
BALTIMORE, ND.
pkeuI,Ty.


Key. Thomas e. Bond, ID. D., President.
u y. d. Roberts, III. D., Emeritus Professor Of
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and Children.
Foard, NJ D., Professor Of Descriptive and
J: 2. Logan. u ID, Professor of the Principles
Harvey L. Byrd, NJ. D., Professor OF Obstetrica
Martin p. Scott, N. D., Professor OF the Diseased
of Women and Children. -, :,
Edward Warren, N. D., Professor of the Princi.
pies and Practice Of Surgery.
ology and General Pathology.
j. j. Moorman, n D., Professor of Medical Ju.
risprudence and Hygiene.
Joseph g. Clagetf, n. D., Professor of Materia
Medica and Therapeutics.
Clarence Morft, NJ. D., Professor of Medical
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
John n. Monmonier, n. D., Demonstration OF
Anatomy.
The next session Of this Institution will com.
mence on the FIRST TUESDAY of October next,
and continue for five months.
:, one student from each congressional district OF
tne late siayeholding States will be admitted to
al the privileges Of this university upon the pay
tendance.
Wounde and disabled soldiers will have pre-
cedence In this regard over all other applicants
All the subjects embraced in the curricum will
Every facility will be afforded to our student,
for clinical study and anatomical investigations
FEES Matriculation, IS {; Dissection Sl0 Pro
| fessors, $3.50 Graduation, $40 Beneficiary $a5
For further information address the subscriber
A. J. FoARD. NJ: D., Dean, -
No. d Liberty street,
northeast corner Lexington or Barnums Hotel.
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Educational.

EOLECTIC INSTITUTE FOR
la YOUNG LADfES-MRs. LETITlA TYLER
sRMPLE, Principal, aided by a corps Of able In
structors.-The third session will commence on
MONDAY. September II 1857 and Gloss on the
commencs On MoabAY. February ., ' and close
the last Friday in June, 1858.
For circulars. etc., apply at the Institute, No.
1o2 west Monument street, Baltimore, or at the
bookstores OF Messrs. Waters, Kelly Piet, and
Waite an 2-2rn
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MISUNDERSTANDING in Rockbridge last week
we learned that the manganese bank on DR..
Watson's place, James river, has been tested,
and proves of the finest quality: The quantity
is unlimited, and being Immediately on the
canal, must prove very valuable-Va|sey FT-
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How NrcH LAND WILL SUPPORT A FAMILY
t.a NURFoLK.-We heard yesterday OF q
Imam who has rented seven acres OF
IA near Fort Norfolk for 500 per annuIn,
not only supports his family by cultira-
=. personally without the aid of animals,
3, lays up mOncy.--'Oy0K Jouyn0l.
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Failure of Il Grain House.

.so7, July Sl.-Noore x Covell, prominent
a-sale grain merchants Of this city, sas
jed Yesterday. The liabilities are $3.50, 900,
l" The assets are said 10 be adequate 10
lry. hui little
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Baltimore Grain Market, Wednesday.

Wheat.-The receipts Of wheat continue very
light, especially of good grades, for which
which there is an active demand, and the
market is firmer ut prices about Sc higher.
Receipts to-day, 2,796 bushels white and 9,2l2
bushels red. Sales rs follows: White, 100
bushels ut $2.57; 1905 prime at 1915; 80
bushels at 50 60, 200 at $3.50, 80 at 1915, 100 at
$780, lO2 at 50. 80 100 at 50 SIS. Red 800 bushels
at So AZ, 800 at $245, $50 at 50. 45 200 at g. so,
$50 at So 40, 80 at 50 so, and 425 at So. As.
Corn.-The market is quiet at Yesterday s.
figures. Receipts, $500 bushels white and 8 40
bushels yellow. Sales rs follows White, loo
bushels at $l.25 loo at s125, 1900 at sl.25, $50
at 81 20, l25 at Sl2O. Yellow, 1000 bushels at
Sill, 800 at 81 10, 900 1T 81. l4.-Amsrican.
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D;Stiurui>llcd Arrivals at Boston.

flsIoY, July 3l.-Among the passengers by
.,aamcr China, which arrived last night,
- Admiral TecethoT Of The Austrian navy,
Ibis brother. q eucral Tegethoff. They come
gg,alu, if possible, the body of MaXimilian.
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Educational.


r 8. SQUIRE'S CLASSICAL AND
IL. ENGLISH SCHOOL, ON FRANKLIN NEAR
FOURTH sTREET.-The principal, having been
country 10 take their SONS, has made arrange
ments by which he can receive a few pupils tnto
his family. AS the number must be limltaa, IL
will be necessary to make early application,
which can be done through the post. office, OF by
calling at residence corner of Franklin and Fou.
shae sfreets lrll au I-d6tw3t
THE HOPEDALE HOME SCHOOL
i FOR GIRLS will reopen on the LIST OF Octo-
ters. The usual branches Of English, French,
Latin and Music are taught, with careful training
under the influences Of comfortable and peace
full home
Terms For board and tuition, 800 per half
session Music. $40.
refer to my Pensioners, Hon. William G.
Rives, Hon. B. j. Barbour. Messrs. Wellington
Gordon, and Colonel JohniM. Patton.
My address is Gotham Depot, Albemarle.
3. BOYDEN, II. A.
jy Observation-Disclosures
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Groceries, 90.
IMPORTANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
i We are now permanently located in our new
the spotswood Hotel, where we intend to whole
sale and retail choice FAMILY GROCERIES and
PROVISIONS. En-.
The citizens OF Richmond will find at our store
every facility for purchasing their supplies in
large or small quantities at reduced prices. For
the convenience of the public We are prepared to
slice hams, cut cheese, chip smoked beef, and keep
on hand ready soaked No. ! ackerel and intend
to introduce every improvement into our business.
We enumerate few Of our goods: ;,
All qualities of Teas Sugars. Cofees, and
Spices Rdwards's Washington Hams, Smoked
Beef, Todd,s celebrated Bans, Early's and aar-
Hams, choice Chicago Corned Beef, packed ex:
pressly for family u o; Smoked Tongues, Smoked
and Picked Salmon and Halibut, Canned Fruits,
English and American Pickles and Sauces. Fla.
voring Extracts, Pure Cider Vinegar, &C., sc.
call on us will convince you that twenty per
cent. can be saved by purchasing OF MS.
lSBON BENEDICT 4 CO.,
au2 corner Main Eighth streets
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TOHN 81. TYLER 81 CO., successors
u to Mitchell b Tyler, 1872 Main street, Rich
mond, Va, respectfully call attention to their
varied and extensive stock of GOLD and SILVER
WATCHES and CHAINS, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
SILVER and PLATED WARE, GOLD, SILYER,
and STEEL SPECTACLES and EYEGLASSES,
not surpassed by any class Of goods in the country
as to quality, and which they will sell at prices as
low as in any other regular house north or south.
Their present stock Is well selected and very COM
piete, and Sconsists Of the most desirable and
fashionable styles usually kept In hrst.elass Jew
stantly adding new goods They continue, as
heretofore to order direct from the factories what
ever articles their customers may desire, and at
every description made to order WATCH BE-
PAIRING done In the very best manner by the
most experienced watchmaters In the country.
30
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LBEMARLE FEMALE INSTI-
"A TUTE, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.-Session
1S67-'S will begin MONDAY, September 10. and
end June rs. Course of study as heretofore, and
adapted to the object of enabling and inducing
girls to make real attainments In learning. Full
Information furnished on apple alton.
Charges for entire session, In currency:
Board, washing fuel, lights, and tuition. $3.50
Music on piano and use OF Instrument. 49,. 80
Drawing. SC, at usual rates. Payments half In
advance. Boarders furnish towels.
Address JOHN HART, II. A.,
ie 17-eodts Principal.
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WILLIAM F. FOX, A. N.

fdence of nv patrons my successor, Mr.. WILLIAM
F. Fox he was formerly my assistant, and has
been known to me most intimately for dozen
In teaching, and has devoted himself to that work
as the business of life. He is perfectly com
petent and faithful and has proven himself emit
nently successful. | most conscientiously think
him one Of the very best tsdchers k1aopas TO me;
ther7 as bis interests-I am confident cannot do
better than extend to him the cncoqragendent
shown to me. WILLIAM ]. PETTlGREW.
RICHMOND VA, July Is, 1857. ~ l9-eod2W
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ RICHMOND, VA.
The Institute, now fully restored, embraces:
/. Preparatory School for girls
2. A complete Collegiate Course for young Ia
dies.
3. An Ornamental Department Of Music, SC.
In addition, 1t offers that which may be no less
potent in female culture-namely, participation
in the refining Influences, the intellectual and
South.
The next session begins October list 1867.
For circulars or any information address
CHARLES q. WINSTON, ID; A.,
iy 27-tOc1 President.
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EAMILY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
u LADIES.

EAMILY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES.
BONNIE BRAE BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD.
Principals, Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Fl. McBlair;
Head of Scholastic Department, Miss Duncan;
English Literature and Bellies Letters, Mr.. Nc
Blair;
Modern Languages, Professor Leonce Rabillon (;
Vocal and instrumental Music, Professor &.
Thorbecke
Drawing and Painting, Professor D. A. Wood
ward.
This institution will be opened on MONDAY,
September 10TH Tho first session Of the holastic
year closes January 3lst. The second session
June goth.
Bonnie Brae is situated on an elevated ridge on
the old Frederick road two miles from the west
ern limits OF Baltimore and within easy access to
the Gainesville passenger railway that communi-
Gates with the city.
The number OF pupils will be limited to twenty.
Circulars, giving further particulars may be
found at j. S. WATERS Il SONS, Charles street,
and ENTZ & BASH'S bookstore, Charles street:
For admission, apply to Mr.. G: d. NCBLAlR,
through the Baltimore post Office, box 1884!
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MISS MARTHA JAMES will open
Iu her PRIMARY SCHOOL for children at her
residence. corner OF Fourth and Duval streets. on
MONDAY the I'd of September next. Her terms
will be very moderate.
She refers to Rev. George Woodbridge, D. D. !;
Rev. J. Peterkin, D. D. Rev. F. NJ. Baker, Rev.
T. G. Dashisl, Messrs. Lancaster Co., Mr.. w. B.
Isaacs " 3l-lw*
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TNGLISH, CLASSICAL, AND
GREW having declined teaching, shall open
MALE SCHOOL on the LIST Of October in the school
room attached to Sycamore church, formerly occu,
the public is respectfully solicited. For circular
and further particulars apply to me through the
post-otice, box GIL.
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-Cl2,,ao,,dssio,, Merchants.

>--~+~~~<e>N~~~~~~~ g - 4 ~. IL
CAMPsoN JONES, JR:, q GO. 40 I .
coMMIssion MERCHAsTs AID wH0LksALS
GROCERS,s solicit eonsignments OF an kn .e,,ns
COUNTRY PRODUCE. Quick ssIes auo yIo.ay s
returns guaranteed. Bags furnished conngn%Tts
VII en- desired. --.#-+=. eu -
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pICES M ANUAL OF BANK
IL RUPTCY SIS. James on Bankruptcy, new
or DC. each. "Reminiscences OF Chsrleston SOC.
pollSrd's Lost Cause 81. Southern Poems OF
the War Sl.5o. And other new works.
RANDOLPH u ENGLISH,
jy8 1920 Main street.
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HALIFAX SCHOOL.-The tenth ses-
Ill sion of this School Will begin September I'd,
and close the 18th of June following.
TERMS: Board and tuition per session, $500,
one. half payable September 3D. and the remain
der February LIST. No extra charges.
For further particulars address
JOHN q. POWELL,
au lin Halifax Courthouse, Va.
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MISS JULIA e. WHITING WILL
MONDAY in September, at No 7Second street, be-
tween Main and Cary. a share OF the public pa
tronage Is earnestly solicited.
TERMS: Reasonable.
Refers, by permission, to Rev. A. B. Smith, Han
over; E. F. Blair, Williamsburg; and W. G.
cambridge, Richmond. ~ 3l-1m
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NOW rs THE TIME TO BUY YOUR
IN VINBGAR.-Ten barrels pure PICKING VI
NEGAR, from the orchards of 8. II. Provost, New
York, which we warrant as pure article, for
sale by {, WEST ANDREWS,
iy 81 l712 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-02

TARMvILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
Il The Fall term, 1867 will begin September
2sth. The Faculty will be full, and consist Of
none but able and experienced teachers. Instruc-
ton thorough and extensive. Good fare and &C
commodations Charges for board and all English
branches: Academic, sos !; Collegiate, $loO. For
catalogue, address A. PREOT, President,
au lS4t* Farmville, Va.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-08-29

doubt il is the doctrine Of the partY-the
poinl at which they and President John
son, the head Of the party is aiming to
reach, Let the friends Of liberty and
Union ponder over these locts, before
they permit themselves to BE- swallowed
by the monster polypus.
Since writing the above remarks, the
Wheeling Register, taking its IDEAS from
the great cxpounder. YaIIandigham, has
proclaimed the same doctrine, in lang.
uoge equally as explicit aud emphatic,
and which we have quoted aud remark.
ed upon in another part Of this weeks
paper.
These are indeed strange times, when
such INDUSTRIOUS doctrines can be promul.
gated, and repeated with appreciation, by
the leaders of the Conservative party
1t is deserving Of more than mere
passing notice. Its object is coyerlIy
to undermine, and then utterly over,
throw and destroy tho purest, best, and
most glorious government that ever cx-
listed on the face of the earth. \
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Tho Chairman Of your Committee
will announce the names Of his nominees.
for county officers, on the 3olh inst
You will have the privilege Of endorsing
end voting for lhOm, lie will instruct
them as to how they shall discharge the
duties of their respective Offices About
that give yourselves no concern, If he
ncminOtes rebolsympathizcf for school
commissioner, what is the odds2 He
will be as good FREUD Of free schools
as any other Conservative who could be
placed in nomination.
Wonder if The redoubtsblo Captain
WILDE again nominated for the House
oil DelegOtes2 We shall soc.
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CoUSTERpErrs-A very dangerous
$50 bogus Goterreil is in circulation.
From many Of our exchanges we learn
ofpeople being taken in by these dan
gerous limitations, They are very hard
to detect, the face especially, challenging
tho closest scrutiny. Tho principal and
about the Only way to detect them is in
the fact that tho almost numberless re-
petitions Of 80 on the back are in the
genuine enclosed with an octagon ring,
while in the counterfeit these rings are
made round.
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FLOUR 1t appears to Us strange
passing strange that flour should remain
it its present high rates. The wheat
crop is said to be larger than was ever
produced before in The United States,
and yet the fall in the price of flour is
scarcely percepliblo in this region The
fall in -four is not at all commensurate
with the fall in wheat The latter has
fallen about 80 per cent. since the new
crop came into market, while the form.
er hes not fallen more than 20 The
truth is, if -four does not fall our PEG.
pie in this region will generally belakc
thGmselv 10 Indian meal aud potatoes,
1t is true that bread made Of Indion
corn meal does not 60 down quite so
smoothly as that made of wheat flour,
but then it does not "smell' SO strong of
money. 1t is as economical 10 pay TWO
dollars per bushel for corn meal as it is
$40 per barrel for flour. We say, let
the people go in on their corn cakes un,
til flour comes down. ClarksJmg Tel,
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Alta meeting of the citizens of Mason
ounlY held OF the Court House thereof,
n the eth day Of August, 1867. Ste
hen Comstock, Esq, was called to the
hair and II. r. Howard appointed Sec
etary.
A committee, consisting of Il B. Men
ger. G. W, Craig, J. NJ. Phelps, J. P.
R. B. Smith and G, P. Simpson were
appointed to draf! resolutions expressive
,f The object Of the meeting.
The committee reported through
their chairman, l., B, MenaSor the toI.
lowing:
WHEREAS, The sebjoc! of the CheS.
apeak and Ohio Railroad having been
fully and freely discussed before the
people Of Mason county for three months
past, and their special direct interests in
its early completion to the Ohio river
would manifest, aud
WHEREAS, The best interests of this
county demand Una! s9'd ROAD shouIa
DC pun on inc norm 'lde OF inc hanaH'
ha river 10 FONT Pleasant; ana
among the people to subscribe literally
to the stock in said road, provided that
III cir iniaroeis and ,yiqhes ara rauor1n1
!n1 ,, '.'u'os'S anu "'s"S u.s. ",o fe9'tGou
subscribe, therefore,
Resolved, That the Board Of Supervisors
of Mason county be requested to order
an election TO DO heId on tho earliest
~ ir ,"Cacoo'o uIy ,o' ~" PutPos1 =. 'aAnus
ty, on tho question ofsubscribinr $500.
600 10 the preferred stock Of the Ches.
apeake Y Ohio Railroad, upon the con-
d i1 that SAID subscriptions be e&Pen,,
Lbrourb Mason connty ON ,b ~ H oo ' .iIa
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due time however, will be a Consorga.
tive call on Louis Napoleon to send an
Austrian Archduke 10 establish, with
French buyonets, grand American
Empire
We do mol misroprcscni this Consorv
alive organ, but have given lair and
exact quotation. llrcquires no COM
monl. Every reader will interpret it for
himself Ii has but ono meaning--ono
leading and absorbing idoa-a deadly
hatred and disgust Of republican gov
cnueuts, and Of free and liberal insIiIu
lions.
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NEWS ITEMS.

Tho Boston Transcript! says the la,o
Bobby Folsom was called "tho flea OF
conventions"
There has been no rain in kentucky for
Two or thee weeks.
The Erie Railroad is to hayo restaurant
cars.
The whisky punches in Washington
are brought to the proper frigoriic
standard, by ice FROM the Kennebec riv.
or.
Last year Colorado paid 100000 in
ternal revenue tax.
A Chicago real estate operator who
neglected to put tho required revenue
stamps on sundry leases was fined $500
Tuesday.
Gov, Worth OF North Carolina makes
an address to the people Of that State.
urging them 10 register under the recent
act of Congress,
The Liberals in Mexico are very jubil.
ant over their success, while the hatred
o(thO lower classes Of the Americans is
increasing.
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To COnsUInDtiycs.

The advertiser, having been restored to
health in n few weeks by n very simple remedy
after having suffered for several years with a
severe lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumption anxious to make known to
his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of
the prescription used (frce of chnrge,) with
the directions cor preparing and using the
same, which they will find sure cure for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds, and all Throat and Lung Affections -
The only object Of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription is to benefit tho afflicted, and
spread information which no conceves to be
invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as il will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing, Parties wishing
the prescription, FREE, by return mail, will
please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York,
vGnl-yl
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Gov. Brownlow, of Tennessee, denies
that he is in favor Of extending amnesty.
He publishes q letter in which he do
clares that thu statemsn: made 10 tho
Knoxville dispatch was unauthorized,
and that he can 500 no reason for chan,
siug his opinion in relation to the fran.
chise law.
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Now THAT tho Democracy finds itself
in the minority, it has assumed the dis
interested, and desires TO SEQ the system
Of representation Of minortes adopted,
Wo are 10 have the plan.of Mill or Field
or some other philosopher, for thereby
the Democratic delegation in the lower
House would be largely increased Il is
not quite consistent with the spirit that
animated the party in the days Of J, O.
Adams, and which led them 10 deny even
tho right Of petition TO a poweross mi
nority, The sudden conversion Of the
once omnipolenl majority into the oppo.
s!ion is the cause for this assumption Of
a desire to reform. 1t reminds US Of the
rhyme about the gentleman in black who
WAS sick and q saint would be, but when
he got well not much Of saint wos he.
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GOOD.

The Independent editor, of the inde-
ponden, Buffalo Independent, in his last
issue, has had the independence to cut
loose from the bondage of his nOa-pro.
grossivo party, and independently to
advocate our excellent free school sys.
tenn. Wonders will never cease.