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.>oyEK ACADEMY.

II INsTNVIIthN.
IL u y INSKS NJ PRINCIPAL:
wffII.M NJ. POST I'VE, ". a.
t-.,,or,lrs afe both yrstu4,es Of The Uni.
~ ne n, ' r.!n:a. and hsre had considerable
.tsrca A. teachers
49, = f.ra i.6s
:l.,y. 49, a currency rer session, exclusive
.,Syhts washing. and towels. which need no.,
t,.hra on. h.H lst o! Octooer, the other half
i..5 q, February, m ,o.ps
f"' '- TayloTsv:lle, Hanover county, Va.
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CONSENTED TO SPEAK.-General Henry
A. Wise has consented to deliver the ad-
dress before the Horticultural and Pomo-
logical Society at its exhibition in October
next. The known reputation of the Gene
raj guarantees US in saying that it will be
an effort of no ordinary character.
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HANDSOME ToBAcco.-We had the plea
sure of examining on Saturday beauti-
full specimen Of bright yellow tobacco
grown by Mr.. John Williamson, of Caswen
county, N. C. The entire crop OF this
class of tobacco made BY Mr.. W. aggre-
gated 1000 pounds, and was sold IN TINS
city at $50 per cwt. We heard seVeral
experienced connoisseurs say that they
had never seen it surpassed in this OF any
other market.
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF TIL E
CHURCH HILL LITERARY SOCIETY.-The
annual celebration of this Association took
place, according to previous notice, at the
Leigh-street Baptist church on Friday
evening last. The church was we'll filed,
and judging from the demeanor Of the au-
dience, it is to be inferred that the exer-
cises gave general satisfaction. At S
o'clock, the hour Of meeting, the Society
marched in double file up the middle aisle,
preceded by the Committee of Arrange
ments, following which were the president,
orator, and declaimer. A lively air from
the organ, accompanied by the voice of
Union Station Methodist Episcopal Church
choir, announced and attended the entree.
| Upon reaching the front seats the Society
halted and seated themselves on either
side Of the aisle, while the committee
men assumed seats on the platform
which had been arranged for them,
while the president, accompanied by the
Rev. P. A. Peterson, the orator, declaimer,
and chairman Of committee, ascended the
rostrum and took appropriate seats.
Prayer was then offered by the reverend
divine, which was followed by music. The
| pTtSlueut, oil. II. a. athluoou3 IL tuCu
proceeded to deliver an opening address,
the effect of which was evinced by hearty
applause. This the pastor of the church
very Justly objected to, and it was discon-
tinued. Mr.. Lewis Fl. Gates was then in
troduced, and delivered defamation on
eloquence and logic. DR.. Wilmer Hodg-
son, the orator OF the occasion, was next
introduced, and entertained the audience
| for thirty minutes with fine oration. His
| subject" Life is Real-Life is Earnest -
was handled in mastery style, and de-
livered with much ease and grace of man
ner. The gentleman had doubtless studied
his subject well, and certainly did credit
to the Society which he represented, as
we'll as to himself.
BY request of the Committee of Arrange
ments, Mr.. Benjamin II. Berry, Jr., deli
vcrcd defamation = Subject: "The
Dream (Which was highly entertaining.
MIR. Berry acquitted himself creditably !;
after which the choir again added to the
exercises by singing Beautiful Zion"
The bencdction was than pronounced by
the pastor, Rev. A. E. Dickinson, D. d.
The choir added greatly to the entertain
ment OF the evening by its appropriate in
terludes.
We learn that the Society is in -four
ishing condition. 1t commends itself to
the patronage and consideration of all
Young men desirious Of intellectual i'm
DrOyemcnt.
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SOUTHERN FERTILIZING
| COMPANY. RICHMOND VA, are now receiv.
ing and preparing their fall stock Of PsRTl-
LlZERS, and offer for sale In Limited quantities
CkUSHED PERUVIAN GUANO,
selected from the prrest cargoes imported. war.
ranted pure and OF the highest standard;
Pa0sPHO PERUVIAN and
OLD DOMINION,
prepared under the supervision Of Professor WILL
LIAM Glib. II for the wheat crop, combining .
large percentage Of the Phosphates, with an ads-
ouate amount oTsAmmonia;
4' FRESH GROUND PLASTER.
Orders solicited.
an lO-2m ofics No. lea Fourteenth street.
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PERSONAL Rogers, Second
Auditor, having gone on business to his
late home in Loudoun to spend week or
ten days, his duties will devolve during
his absence on John l.. Shalkelford, ESD,
chief clerk.
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The majority is not as great as at one
stage of the registration there were reasons
to apprehend it would be, but still it is
sufficiently largo to give the colored voters
q voice in future affairs not to be despised.
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DEAD THISi RE A D L IL l 3
IL AND YOU WILL PROFIT BY 1T
GREAT BARGAINS
IN ALL STYLES OF DRY GOODs
OPENING THIS MORNING

EZEKIEL'S CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE
No ALI MAIN STREET,
NEARLY opposite St. Charles Hotel, next door 70
Mr. julius Bears CD cap shoe st're,l
6 600 wards best quality CALICO for nlnepence
ayard and upwards .ourD
& 600 wards best BLEACHED and UEBLbACHhD
SHIRTlNGS for ninepence yard c,pn
900 wards BLEACHLD and UNbLE a1HHahD
sHEETINGS full yard wide, for snllilng INV
& 0oo yaTds GOODS FOR MEMS and Bo1S'
NEAR-selling off at great bargains IN tnese
coods-yon cannot fail TO buy
& non wards WHITE, RED, YELLOW, BLUE, ana
GRAY FLbEHELS. very cheap;
10 ooo Yards DRESS GOODS Of all STYLES, at ex,
tremsIy low prices, jast TO sui - these marc -
times when you have but lille hohey "
snare for dress. =, ,r
IF yom hav. Dry Goods to purchase, call a. my
store and YOU viii be surely suited In oil LIZ ano
PhICES and save at least twenty nFe pet esh. ,h,
IN ali Won have to buy. Be sure to nhd ths flS u
store. which Is designated by the large s"lns ins
siyn with the inscription OF , eropp,
'1GzEKIRI1S CHEAP DRY GOODS ofohS.
Store closed on Saturdays. GU
mo THE MERCHANTS OF VlRGl'
MIA AND TENNBSSRE.-We have ahap lata SUP
n1v of LEAKsyILLE COTTON IAhNs, ,ha henuoi 1rsd.
ny from to H. which We are selling 70 .ne
tethe lowest market prices. 40 1afne o'Sn'
hi Oh ar than the Leaksville.- .roupe co
an le-lm Agents for the manniac'ofef''
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The regular monthly meeting of the
Baptist Sunday School Society will be
held in the Grace e-street Baptist church at
O'Clock tonight.
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OF REMOVAL.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
WILLIAM C. SCHWALMEYER
begs to inform his friends and the ladies particu-
larry, that be has removed from his former stand,
42l Broad street, to his commodio1s new store,
1923 MAIN STREET opposite the post tofice.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUYERS
are assured that no efforts will be spared to meet
tn cir wants.
He would return thanke for the liberal patronage
hitherto accorded him, and respectfully solicits
continuance of the same.
WILLIAM C. SCHWALMEYER,
1908 Main street, one door below Tenth.
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GOING. GOING! GoSs Faster than the
auetioneer's hammer knocks down merchandise.
regec, disposes OF the teeth. Bid, therefore, for
tha, prize OF lfa. perfect set, by brushing them
regularly with SoZopoSr. se4-eodlw
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CHURCH IMPRovEMENTs.-The German
Catholic church, known as St. Mary's, on
Marshall street near Fourth, has been re-
Gently enlarged and greatly improved. 1t
has been extended forty feet, and the
audience-room is now one of the most spa
cious in the city. The interior has been
beautifully repainted in fresco, and the
delicate tints and shades of the painters
brush are most skilfully and exquisitely ex-
ecuted. Gas haSbeen introduced through
out the building, and two life-size statues
one representing the Virgin Mary and the
other the Son Of Goodwill adorn the altar.
These improvements have been made by
the sacrifices Of the devoted congregation
worsbippiug at St. Mary's, with such aid
only as the indefatigable pastor could pro-
cure from the churches in some of the
northern cities which he has visited. The
Rev. Leonard Maria Mayer, o. S. B., has
pastoral charge of this church, and under
his Jealous administration it has grown
from very small to quite a large and in
huential membership. The building is
eligibly situated in rapidly growing part
of the city, and furnishes to our numerous
German Catholic population most agree
able and accessible place of worship.
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PARDoNED.-The Governor, Saturday,
granted a pardon to Allen Dohnan, who
was convicted of burglary by the Circuit
Court Of Wythe county and sentenced
to five years Imprisonment in the peniten-
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Grubbs
s. Williams sold at auction on Saturday
last q small brick tenement, with lot Is by
lO8 feet, on Howard street, Oregon Hill,
for $3.50.
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rms PELLkT'S SCH 0OL FOR
VI yn,.E3 LAViES, BSOtU STREET BE-
.Igyt TyyTH.SD ELEVENTH The twenty
r., -, ION W IN commence OCT BSK land end
-''yl l.s,. Mys. Pellets system Of Instruction
H''-Ig.n sai the result ( "a experience o. Is
tr.,r! century Young lstles desiring to
80. no .iniv az history and itera:urs sf'er
''.,.v. .Si.hed their ,dUcationsl course will
,' '!,.rs.ssd. sud certificates Of their proficiency
y li be ErauIei
% TsN It:hSep&dt'
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We have received from Turner copy
of that very excellent little paper 1ranh
LeSHe'S Boys and Girls Weekty. Ihis II
one of the very best children's papers We
have ever seen,
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UOU>E WANTED.-A firSt-class
II rWELLING-HnUSE on Shockoe Hi l. within
three. quarters of q mill Of the po,t-t tlice For
or~ ~ :, cd repair and ldrse enough tor full
,IeL family, good teran, can be had by address
il. ,-ttt!r- locality AID prcs, end where the
OTU"r CO.! ae SEEM box h25, chmond, va.
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MILITARY AFFA1Rs.-We understand
that General Schofeld has so far recovered
as to be able to attend to business, and has
sent to headquarters for the Office papers
which have accumulated during his
illness.
Colonel Mallory, who has been kept
closely confined by the duties of his i'm
portant office, will take brief furlough
this week.
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EFtl1ltS.

4 LADY who has had several years
y experience in teaching wishes to procure Il
SITUATION In a pEivat. or public school in or
r.arrh- city. Prepared 10 teach Music French,
A.! Eag!ish branches. Best references given.
.rtr.ss ALPHA,
care Eev. w. W Bennett,
s..-iwS .tjcDcuts Office Richmond, Va.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

REG1sTRATION IN RrCHMoND-THE LIST
CoAPLETE.-The following is complete
list of the numbers registered in Rich
mond, including the extended limits:
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NANIEn; a WHI rE =: . WOMAN Won !; S,,, t! to
lruIv,p JOHN MORTON, Florist.
- 81 corner o. Main and Eeservo;r streets.
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FALL AND WINTER

FALL AND WINTER
IMPORTATI0N-lss7
RIBBONS, MILLINERY, AND STRAW GOODS
ARMSTRONG, GATOR CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERS OF BONNET TRIM
MING AND VELVET RIBBONS, BONNET
SILKS, SATINs, AND VELVETs,
BLnNDS, NETS,
GRAPES, RUCHES, FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
ORNAMENTS, STRAW BoNNETs
AND LADIES' HATS
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED, SHAKER
HOODS, etc.,
AND 239 BALTIMORE Street, BALTIMORE, Md,
offer the largest stock to be found in this country
and unequalled in choice, variety, and cheap
ness, comprising the latest Parisian novelties.
Orders solicited, and prompt attention given.
an 30-tS20
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An11tSe711entS.


RAND FESTIVAL,
VI to be held by the
RICHMOND T0RNEIS,
assisted by the
SINGING SOCIETY VIRGINIA."
AT
ELBA p Rk,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER o. 1857.
The "TUREERS" OF Richmond take leave to
announce TO their friends and to the public In
general that they have made tn. mos. ample ar
rangements for GRAND TUkNER FE>TlVAL,
with vocal and instrumental MUSIC, gymnasue
performances SC, to come off at ELBA PARK
MONDAY, September 0, 1857.
Admission TO Park, 25 cents.
Colonel Richardson, the City Railway superin'
t tendent, has made arrangements to convey passeh-
gers from Rockets to Elba Park, to attend the
Turner Festival.
The festival will bs conc'udpd with GRAND
BALL tC SAOER'S MONTICELLO HOTEL.
Tickets, $l
COMMITTEE.
w LJyygAAN SCHrMAyN,
F. HoLLE, S'HrrTE,
CHARLES SIgHYSs, X. B.KRaPB,
H ScHuTr, J. SPILLISG,
A. BECK. SO 7-2t%
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GUANO. THE
NL JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING COMPA-
NY will be prepared by the lst OF September to
supply the farmers OF Virginia or North Carolina
with fts yyall-knOwn
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8irlemond @ispatrlr.
MoNDAY...........sEPTEMBER ., 1867

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs.
PATCH" Is LARGER THAN THE COM.
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALI. THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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, v.rLD rvJO p0oMS uTTg

WANTED, TWO ROOMS. WITH
W EnAFp, hy a young man and two ladies'
0Lr II he latter yuung, tn other advanced in
v.ar- Fr.vA'o ftII!I ~ preferred. Terms mn>t be
i-otara,a and .fate9 In reply Best of references
.lr-q II desired. Address a. b. G., box 4SG,
hlcEMond post office. est
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U-ANTED-RAGS, ROPE, PAPER,
" Corpar. Brass. Lead. Zinc, White Glass,
&c. &c. for which The highest cash prices are
pet ny a..
EXIia Inducements offered to the trade.
SMITH, Potter & CO.,
I'm No 1907 Cav etreet.
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THANKS to the Southern Express Com
pany for late Norfolk papers.
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VIRGINIA FE NJ a l. f. ! n S Il /
\ TCTE. STANTON. VIRGlIIA.-The next
session Of his long and favoraoly known institu-
.ar'.ou will comm nc. on the 251H SEP rEMBER
I.l4r'1r cuts all in full operation, under expe
,.sur.i professors and teachers
T.aXs rgurcEp: For board and tuition In Eng
.a slt Latin for the scholastic year, $3.50 In cur
garcy. FREE ch. Music, &c, extra.
For circular with fun Information, address
REV. Z. II. PHiLl iPS. Principal, or
kAv. J. c. WHEAT, Vice Principal.
rr .9-lmt
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Dry Goods.
Dry Goods.
1Oc1 FALL. 1907
HIRsH & GUGGENHEIMER,
SUCCESSORS TO A. HIasH & CO.,

e27 BROAD STREET,
have recaived full stock Of FALL DRY GOODS,
now opened and ready for sale.
II ,ndsome styles Dress Goods
all brands Sleached and Brown Domestics.
full line Housekeeping Goods.
ne assortment White Goods.
Large stock Cassimerss Cassinett, and Jeans.
Hosiery. Gi owes, Notions &c.
We havs for sale the "Celebrated Patent Seam
lcss Kid Cloves" superior TO Alexandre's, 10
which we cali the especial attention oi the ladies.
Mr.. JAMES w. PE"lH Of this city, Mr.. Will
LIAM G.. KEAN Of Goochland, and Mr.. JOHN T.
WRIGHT would be pleased to serve tneir friends
at HIRSH GUGGENHElM tk'S,
GO b27 Broad street
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.,TCS T n McCOULL will open

x,ISS ! n. MCCOULL will open Il
vi .rhnol for Young ladies 4, ln7 Twenty nth
,,''s, b., wecn Grace and Franklin streets, on
sryssY. september 2. limited number OF
= ,:ar. can be accommodated al the house, who
-. ,r.a.e! a. members Of the family.
Ta,n. per session Of ten IN hs. exclusive OF
-'tt,. 500 payable quarterly in advance.
y',..,,.;,,n y',.,.' In sngllsh. 500 90
90 .,., .-l Fr.nch each................. 10 90
..-..lf''
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- ED WHEAT FOR SaLE.-ln
~ ,torr, GOO bushels Lam CASTER RED WHEAT
suit, BILE for seed
Wanted, WOOL washed and unwashsd, ano
DRY SALrED HIDES we'll trimmed. for Whlen VIZ
70 WISE BR0fHERs,
Cary street between Thirteenth
see-lY and fou1teeoS1'
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TUANO, GUANO.-A cargo of No.
VI PERUVIAN GUANO daily expected TO ar.
EOBGkT F. WILLIAMS 4 Co.,
corner Fourteenth
auq4 (or Pesrl) and Cary streets.
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nTcHNDNDACADFMY OF MUSIC,

h C,PITOL STREET NE.K NINTH.
mi. Institute Is now open, wherea a thorough,
-,.cfical finished MUSICAL EDUCATION Is
i.r M rnd.r profassed masters, in academical
I'm Al tEptCEO BATES. Circulars giving u
sr.Is,uoysis Of The plan or course Of instruction.
,r may b" had At the .cSdemy Direcior-Pro-
@.,or psCUSlE;, with Professional assistants:
5 R-nus iinetyned 2 4 O for sale
p.r. 1850 Sc 7-3,SM&W
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DERUVIAN GUANO.-l50 tons Peru
I yian Guano in store and for sale by
CHARLES HOWARD,
an23 NO Fifteenth street.
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TUAEO, GUANn, GUANO.-No. l
" Peruvian Guano (; Pacific Guano; Sea FOWL
Guano Bradley's Super Phosphate Lime Fresh
seq A. 7. STOKES co.
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Colored majority. %

Colored 6,l25
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Fertilizers.

- -~~~~-~~~-~~~~----~-
DERUVIAN GUANO.-A cargo OF
L No. PERUVIAN GUANO daily expected,
for sale to arrive by ,,,c
Ra st ALLlNON " ADUISVN.
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H0rdVOre.

T EATHER AND RUBBER BELIJINa
.Nn ANN PACkING.-To hand. compile
s.oriment OF The above. which We onef lor sa'e d.
lowest market rates w noNNAE 4 co
a.. 7-3th 8. D---------- ---------
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER I

MINIATURE ALMANAC-SB 1857.
Sun rises........... q! Moon sets. s...;;'".. i.S
sun sets .......... s.1s high tide, 4. M..... l.o
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WANTED, THREE GOOD RAIL
" ROAD SOREME EN-, acquainted with eNcava-
'il. rock on railroads; one good FuRbh VI AN
q AEkiNAN; one STONE MASON. Apply at
lcyto JAMES y. II aN! nRSuN,
Virginia Employment ag"ncy.
C-lw tlChtEnEd, ' a.
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nABeIT METAL.-500 pounds hne
Is Rabbit Ii etal Just received per steamer NJ
asara and ior SALE ~" CHARLES J. SINTON,
lass Main street. Z
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WHEAT FBRTILIZERS /;

and with increased confidence In their value,
founded on the experience Of those who have used
them, too numerous TO articularze, recommend
them 10 the attention OF the pubic.
change has been made In substituting toa
great extent NAVASSA for SOMBRERO GUANO,
for the pre- mt season, and looking TO the exelu-
siye use of the former as Phosphatic Guano In
the future-being satisfied after the closest seru-
tiny into the value of the several substances from
which the bone Phosphate OF Lime is 10 De oD-
tained, that 1t Is entitled to the preference.
The proportions heretofore observed VIII DC
maintained as follows
REGULAR PREPARATION.
/ 900 pounds Peruvian and l. coo pounds Phosphate
Guano. Price, $40 per ton Of COO pounds
SPECIAL PREPARATION,
l, 1913 pounds Peruvian and ss7 pounds Phosphate
Guano Price, $50 per ton OF 1900 pounds.
GROUND PERUVIAN GUANO.
In this preparation tho company has Atalned
marked success in A6ding means to grind Perm
yian guano ON mill stones and thus reducing IL 20
the use OF the finest drill. Price. IS per ton ad-
vance on th article but an actual saving 70
the farmer who BIZ no process OF hia own Can 10
ch cal ply or efectually prepare IL for nse
Attention Is drawn TO The TACT that thls coiupany
Invariably names all the substances used IN lls
preparations, and the precise proportions lin
pounds) In which lhey are sevsrally lptfoapcea
20 that the rchasers, being acquainted with the
ingredients that are employed, have only TO con-
slider their intrinsic values. the nschahica, per-
fectness Of the work. and the falthluiness OF tnoee
who superintend the operations.
Orders can be addressed through the comInls.
sion merchants OF the city directly TO the m der.
signed. q. D. DGA LEI.
au 2l-6w A8ent.
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/ ST RECEIVED.

II = KFVFTVF D.
MEOW GLASS. various sizes:
'pACH FUhS U Z aud PAN VAR
ASHES different col ra dry and ground
Ia OIL ,
r., KEROSENE OIL. PrTTY, and GLUE.
tIi bale at tLa lowest pric, by
j. ". FEaYSER, Druggist,
WI corner Broad and seventeenth streets.
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NJ ULES AND HORSES.-A
vJast arrived 1T the EXCHkEGEoE E&
y. yt,Gss,, ONE HUNDRED YOUNG and a4ss.s
5Ldi;;.BR6EB MULES. LlBos lot OF fine YOUNG
Yt'nEs suitabls for fsru, purposes, which viii
'SH ~ fair prices.
O., m':!e tde attention OF the farmers and plant.
l.. n@:th Carolina and Virginia 70 this superior
,,, ~, 'toeE, EEc promise them Batisfsct!on l1s T
''' -" 'fT'~ To ~ tE1 I6pS u DAV'S
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YOUNG GENTLEM AN, Of fair
y acad denical attachments, a proficient IN Laun,
French, and German, desires STU ATIo-' as
tsacher References gwen. address u. III. T.,
I7.: o..cc box I22, kichmoni. sc 6dSswiTF
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-06-15
3u Derfaufen:
Cine quite Miltfut nit Sast, 6 Saer alt, bet
Nicolaus @retn.
on Ter Gdsccnace ,Serro.N

Giu;iae beuti4 : aurerifaniide e;:nie
81 ~ gort<S a mpfl Gtitaer
Company.
Ser. @taaatsn 9eteampii&i1s. atSsesnS pom
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l. Gaj. $1lO.-II. 9aj. $65.--lll. Saj.S3o'
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I.Gaj. sl10 IL. Sal. $75,-lll. Sal. $40
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siuue 5aslOr, Yrai.
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