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Heavy Rohi,ery-Died Unknown.

ST. Ln~!s, August l4.-John \. McRae,
contractor Oh the St. Louis, Eandalia and
.--ro iIau;e railroad, was robbed this al
noon in the National Loan Bank Of
$50, which lie had just drawn from the
bark.
4 nan named ]. ". Piilbricll, supposed
....n- to Lowell, Mass, died at Els
a,a, Kansas, about July 20, leaving some
.apvrtv and a large amount of money.
4 whereabouts Of his relatives or friends
81. DO. known. The property is in the
--.,-. the authorities.
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Tuesday afternoon, Edward Jones, su-
perintendcnt of the shooting gallery in
Barnum's Museum, New York, was in
stantly shot dead by young man whose
name is unknown, and who fired rifle at
the target while Jones was IN front OF IT,.
1t is supposed that he did not see Jones.
lie escaped from the Museum during the
confusion that enSued.-TimeS.
Secretary Stanton and Mrs. Stanton nave
left Washington for visit of few weeks
to Boston, where they will be the guests
of the Hon. Samuel Hooper.
A man in New Jersey died recently OF
drinking eight glasses of lager and glass
Of whiskey.
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The DISTRICT CoMMANDERS.-1 am in
formed that the policy likely to be adopted
towards the present military commanders
will be one of gradual decapitation. She
ridan will probably be the first victim, and
Pope the next. Then there will be a pause.
Should the other commanders profit by
the fate Of these two, and fall gracefully in
with the Johnsonian policy, they will be
allowed to remain in office for long time,
and may not be stirred at all if their sup
port is given heartily and in real earnest ;
but if, when Sheridan is removed, the rest
tender their designations, | have no doubt
no obstacle will be thrown in the way of
their retirement. telegram IN Herald.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From Washington.

WAsHIN August l5.-General
Stcedmans business here is confined to
the revenue interests Of his district.
Judge Advocate Holt has returned from
his northern trip. His suspension from
Office is daily expected.
Brigadier- General Horace Porter, aid to
General Grant, replaces General Pclouze
as Adjutant- General Of the War Depart
mcnt, who rctircs, it is alleged, on account
of i'll health.
The Turkish Legation has arrived.
The Treasury contains sl06,O00,0 900 of
coin and s74,5OO,OoO of currency to-day.
The internal reve nue. receipts to-day
were S3O5,OOO
The same Treasury order that applies to
the Missouri bonds stolen from the Inte-
rior Department is made applicable to
those of Tennessee and North Carolina
stolen at the same time. The holders,
showing that they bought them in good
faith, can realize on them.
The report Of the congressional COM
mittce on southern railroads exculpates
President Johnson from connection with
the alleged frauds.
f. Ii. Saulnia, Consul at Vera Cruz,
under date of August l, writes Secretary
Seward that Santa Anna arrived there
July l3. The Government ordered Santa
Anna, Rivas, and Vidal to be confined in
the Castle of San Juan d'Ulloa closely in
separate rooms.
The regulations regarding customs pre-
viouSly existing at Vera Cruz will Re car
ried out with a pledge from merchants in
terested to abide by what the Government
shall decide upon hereafter.
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The Late Rain,

AUGUSTA, GA, August l5.-The rain
yesterday was general throughout Ala
bama, Georgia, Florida, South and North
Carolina. There was heavy shower here
this evening.
WASHINGTON, D. c., August l5.-The
rain continues, but the weather is becom-
ing cold.
CHARLESTON, August 15.-The weather
for the last two days has been showery.
The crop accounts are favorable.
BALTIMORE, August l5.-It has been
raining heavily here since yesterday morn
ing.
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CABINET ORGAss.-Mason Hamlin have gain
ed great reputation for the excellence anu au-
rability of their workmanship, and they aiio"
no instrument TO 20 out of their factory Which,
through any defect, would be likely to lnJure Tue
"good report" Of them which now eVery"heie
prevails They take equal pains with their small
and their large organs ali OF them are warrant, :,
ed, and are perfectly reliable. The variety ana
beauty OF the effects which can Dc produceu "i'n
some of the large instruments are truly surpris'
ing and can be properly understood and appre-
ciated only by such intelligent persons as have
heard these organs fully and etTectually display
d-Pr0uidence J0urn0l.
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KENTrcKy-THE REREL STATE GOVERN
MENT.-Thc Frankfort Commonwealth prints
the following facts in relation to the
| officers elected on the Democratic ticket
First. John l.. Helm, Governor elect
was during the entire war of rebellion
an undisguiSed sympathzcr with the Con
fcdcratcs. lie was more than once arrest
cd by Sherman and Rousseau; and moro
than once engaged in open or covert
schemes which looked solely ia tho
benefit Of the Rebel Confcderacv. Wc
has rot during all the long and weary
Years of war brcathcd one patriotic asn;-
ration for the national triumph.
Second. John W. Stevenson. LIEN
tenant Governor elect, has uniformly adj
hered TO the Calhoun school of politics.
ne has been true believer in the doc
'rlnc OF States Rights in their broadest
ana most dangerous Interpretation, and
an undertaking adhcrent Of John C,
breckenridge. His fcal.y to the lost cause
is beyond question.
Third. John Rodman, Attorney Gene
raj elect, raised regiment for service in
inc confederate army, and left Kentucky
with Bragg in 1862. We have not at
hand the details of his military service :;
ont 1t Will not be denied that his heart
and soul we've in the Confederate cause.
Fourth. d. Howard Smith, Auditor OF
State elect, was colonel of regiment Of
Confederate cavalry, and served in the
rebel army during the entire war.
Fifth. James W. Tate, Treasurer elect,
was during the entire wara partisan of the
rebellion. The fact is known TO every
citizen of this place, and needs no elabora
ton.
Sixth. Z. n. Smith, Superintendent Of
Public Instruction elect, has always and
notoriouSly held kindly and hopeful views
for the Southern Confederacy.
Seventh. James 4. Dawson, Register Of
the State Land Office elect, was for brief
space all acting lieutenant in the UnioA
army. His entire term Of Union military
duty did not aggregate the number Of days
employed in the late canvass. Mr.. Daw-
son has been charged with having ex-
pressed regret that he ever wore the blue.
We have never heard him use the express
slon--in fact, be has denied it but his
most active energies have for two years
been used in league with those whom Mr..
Dawson knew TO be unblushing traitors.
We think we might safely state that Mr..
Dawson would have preferred seeing the
South succeed to witnessing the incidcn-
tai overthrow Of slavery in the triumph of
the nation.
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Registration in LOuisiana-Eeilo"
Feyer-COttOn Worm.

New ORLEANS, August l5.-The regis
tration in this State has resulted as fol-
lows: Whites, 44,732; blacks, s2,9G7.
Total, l27 ,G39. The whites have very
small majority in ten parishes. The white
majority in this city is forty. AS soon as
the State is arranged in districts General
Sheridan will order the election of men,
bers to the convention.
The yellow fever deaths for the week
ending to-day are fourteen.
We have continued. accounts OF the
destructiveness of the cotton worm in this
State and the coast counties of Texas.
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Personal.

New YORK, August l5.-Mr. William
Roberts, the Fenian President, arrived to-
DAWN the French steamer Pereire.
Richard O'Gorman delivered an Grafton
in memory of General Mcagher yesterday
to an immense crowd. Mayor Hoffman
was present.
The remains Of Ex-Governor Wright,
Minister to Prussia, arrived to-day in the
steamer Uammonia.
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4 NV CouNTERFEIT.-A new and dan
,..., counterfeit fivc-do!lar national cur
.y note has just appeared AT Detroit.
".te left end Of the note the wrist OF
a lett arm Of Columbus is scarcely visi-
whereas in the genuine it is distinct.
!. he top read "ThiS note is secured by
.3>," the letters b and Y are too far
..r,, and the 0 in "hOnds ," is under the
:. whereas the b in the same word is i'm
@-..a.cly under the Y in the genuine.
Tie general appearance Of the bill is 4
..ysr imitation OF the genuine.
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The Indian Fight near Fort Kearney.

WASHINGTON, August 15.-The details
of the late Indian fight near Fort Kearney
say that the Indians attacked foraging
party and attempted to stampede the
stock. The soldiers entrenched them
selves behind the wagons and fought three
hours, when rcInforccments arrived and
drove the Indians off. Sixty Indians and
six soldiers, including Lieutenant James,
were killed. Major Powell, who COM
manded the foraging party, attributes his
successful resistance to the long range
breach-loading guns.
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Political Matters in GeOrgia-Court-
Martial.

AUGUSTA, GA, August l5.-The Atlanta
Opinion intimates that General Pope will
shortly issue an order requiring jurors to
taLc the test oath.
In accordance with General Pope's late
order, civil officers have notified papers
opposed to reconstruction under the mill
tary bill Of the withdrawal Of their patron
age. OF thirteen dailies in the State,
only four endorse the congressional pro-
gramme.
The court-martial is in session here in
General Swecney's case Charges preferred
by officers of his regiment), and it is be-
lieved he will be honorably acquitted
Sweeney will be recollected as commander
of the Fcnians for about a year.
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D-ATH oF \ CoLoRED MAN.-Dr. Harry
..-a+ty, wcll-hnowu colorcd man, died in
E-..@4olplia, on the 30;h ultimo, in the
,,&.':-AnA year Of MS age. He was born in
northampton, Va, in 1902, and was a
@''v uni. within twenty years Of his
-sa,4, during fifteen years of which time
lie resided i'll Philadelphia. Though a
@.'r, he had the privileges of a freeman
1-.lAs The mos, Of bis residence in Viz
s..'a' aud became eminent as physician,
.-'....-s'e"2g to the bodily ailments Of both
, .1.,e %-d colorcd people in the neighbor-
.'yt Q. iAs residence. He lived for a time
%. 49,. Ns9,f.o1k, pursuing the same vocation,
'"-g4' However, he did not follow very
.1.s''E after ne came North. By shrcwd
,->''gss t&ct and energy he became pos
ESQ Of considerable means.-Phila-
2%giE4' Press.
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Tour Men G." ever the Fails of
Niagara.

NIAGARA FALLS, August l4.-Four men
.src carried over The Falls at late hour
il. evening. They were two ierrymen
..l Iwo passengers. Their names are not
ya known. There is much excitement
.eer the terrible accident. Their bodies
ave uo. vet been found, though search is
..c made in the river below the Falls.
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Robbery NJ Saratoga.

>.r.-aGASrE!NGS, August ia daring
w.. successful attempt 1T robbery was
.. O'Clock this morning, when two
entered the Columbian Hotel and re-
.u., iron. the office an iron safe weigh
.aaa., ioar hundred pounds, and con-
~ oa!v :l>O in cash, besides valua-
s, Tie thieves were seen by several OF
-rcsts Of tie house as they departed
Ii. their plumber, but SuppoSing they
..... conveying a trunk, gave no alarm.
hare j. no c.Uc rs vet TO the thieves.
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From MexicO-Santa Anna's Fate.

New YORK, August l5.-Mexican ad-
vices uia Havana say Juarez had ordered
Santa Anna to be tried under the law Oh
1852. by which conviction follows identlfl-
cation. Vidal was closely confined. Mar
ouez had been captured at his hacienda
in Parados. Prince Salm Salm, formerly
an officer in the United States army IS
among those condemned BE- the Queretaro
court-martial. :.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, August lo'-Mon'o-
rev dates of the Sd say Canales had re-
yolted and attempted to capture a 'fain'
in which he failed. He was marching on
MatamnraS
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commencement of Reg istraiioM ia
North Carolina.

WILMINGTON, N. c., August l5.-Regis-
tration commenced here to-day in the
First ward, and resulted: Whites, 81 :;
blacks, 32G. No excitement.
RALEIGH, N. c., August l5.-Registra-
ton commenced to-day, and resulted ::
Whites, IL blacks, g..
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o- 'i'A! AND SHERIDAN IN DANGER
Ina! CoAMANDEEs TO LOOK OUT.-Orders
r ,.s'-AG General Sheridan and Judge Ad-
+, ';"'' General Holt are expected hourly.
y % Aol believed TO be the purpose Of the
-, I,t:S'oeh', Tor the present at all events, to
''"e'e any Of the district commanders
, ,-,s General Sheridan, but his action in
. .~a. direction will be governed by future
''el!s.-o9n !e!eyram.
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WHAT THE PRESIDENT DESIRES GENERAL
SuERIDAN's SUCCESSOR TO Do.-lt IS un-
derstood that the purpose OF appointing a
successor to General Sheridan is not that
the State officers removed by the latter
shall be reTnstated, but to stay further re-
moyals upon what Mr.. johnson regards as
frivolous and partisan grounds.-Sun teEe-
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GRANT AND STANToN.-I have good
reason for stating that the complimentary
illusions in General Grants letter were
only intended to have the same effect as
the sugar coating to bitter pill. The
truth is, Stanton was much put out to find
Grant accept the Secretaryship so prompt
", and Grant, in his good-natured way,
dashed off his letter with the only intent
Of making the dose as palatable as posi-
bic to the patient. -Hrald telegram.
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C,;i":Ge extraordinary.

PROVIDENCE, X. L., August l3.-As the
Sasr Line train from Boston was APP
.oacU... this city AZ noon to-day, an I'M
-awa man Of respectable appearance
...& L.t, neck onthe rail in front Of the adj
.nrl1c locomotive, and was instantly be-
-ls6. Tie hody was shocllingly mutt
..cl. AID has not been recognized.
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Havana.
MatanlOraS.

New YORK, August ia Havana ie',
ter of the 10th says serious riot occurred
at Matanzas during bull-fght. a neslo
conspiracy had been betrayed Of oah'iaeo
de Cuba, and most of the leaders arfeS'eu'
The yellow fever was raging all over 'no
island.
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Sa.HHEoF DISTILLERY.-E.T. Shack
.s. Government detective, yesterday
ed a distilIcry in full operation on
-l,chaicw doors above Charlotte street.
Tie d.,;il.rry belonged to man named
wrEius, who made his escape ont of
E window. Quite quantity Of liquor
~v.1cd by the detective. Norfolk VIZ
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Arrest for Sending Challenge.

WASHINGTON, August l5.-Mr. Bradley,
the counsel in the Surratt case, was
arrested this morning for sending q chal-
lenge to Judge Fisher. He was bailed in
$4,000 to answer. The Chief of Police
took out the warrant.
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1AA New CURRENCY IssUE.-As yet,
, specimen copies Of the new fifteen
w, ,.-' fractional currency issue have been
rn.'-''o' and II IS stated at the Treasury
=. 'iAeAt that no note Of that denomi-
I'-''o'4' stamped both on its face and back,
Il 'ecN sent from the Currency Bureau.
~" appears probable that the Secre-
-. -! VIII not authorize their issue until
~'''' Tie meeting Of Congress-.
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YGGseNAL.-Gtneral James B. Stead
@.r, Ju.teG States army, passed through
.cycs,crJay atToute to Washington. The
..@e 81, this gentleman is prominently
-4a..JDe& in connection with the War De-
i.'t~,ut, lately vacated By Stanton.-
-eu 1TJ Nrr5.
Tie ryniu says General Stonen!an
was 10 LyacAburg the same day. We doh't
@4y" 14. both papers arc right. !;
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USrN PAOlrIc RAILHoAD.-This road is
asw completed, as required By law, for 234
-.as west Of the eastern line Of the State
q, Kansas, aaI has in use - locomotives, lG
!-,>~a-.r coaches, baggage, mail, and
-,4v>, cars, JIG box cars, 222 Hat cars, 81
C.".. cars, &c hand cars, aud boarding
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Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange, August
OFFERINGS.

Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange, august 10
OFFERINGS.
EII1edt-White, $3.50 bushels red, l,25o
bushels. =,
C0ra-White, 1926 bushels; yellow, $
bushels mixed, ODD bushels.
OatS.-Sj2 bushels.
Rye.-l3i bushels.
Flou.-Extra, barrels family, 50 barrels.
SALES.
Thsat.-White, 1,264 bushels common 10
strictly prime, $2.Oj9S2 .S7&-296 bushels on
private terms; red, l62 bushels on private
Terms ODD bushels fair, -.
terms: j34 bushels good, $l@Sl.02; yellow
81 bushels 95c mixed, $50 bushels, 97Hc 1:i:
Oats-606 bushels prime, on private terms )
2S6 bushels good, Gle.
Rye-l6 bushels fair, Sl.lj.
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nGarH OF MADAME C. D. MCRAT.-The
Tallahassee lF!a.l Sentinel Of the Sth
says: Madame C. b. Murat, relict OF the
falco AcAllle Murat, died at her Jctlcr-
County plantation on Tuesday morning
.->., at.vg al illness Of several months du-
alton.
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A CARD.-The undersigned, design
"A ing TO carry II GENERAL STANE BuSi-
II ESQ in this city, desire to purchase sTAE Els IN
any quantity by contract or otherwise, to be de-
II vsred ct their yard the sonth side OF the DOCK
adjoining Mayo's tobacco warehouse.
they believe that from the advantages o. their
,Ian of conducting the business they can offer In.
dncements TO parties to sell to them.
Post. Ice address, box 40, Richmond. ~
oAuso 0pP WILLIAM q. MAYO,
ROBERT Ii. FITZHUGH,
nj
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Books, Stationery, dc.

uTYNNE'S EDITION OF RICH
w ARDSOE'S ALMANAC FOR lS6s.-My ed-
ton of the old standard VIRGINIA and NORTH
CAROLINA ALMANAC for 1868, calculated by
David Richardson Esq, of Louisa, is in press,
and will be ready in a few days.
ORDERS From THE TRADE, with business
card, solicited. Liberal discount made ADDRESS
q. Il. WTNNE,
All l.-dlw&sw&wow Richmond, Va.
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onr,cv CRY GAS WORKS, August S, 1867.

OFFICE CITY GAS WoEKs, August 5, 1857.
cpECIAL NOTICE. Persons who
= purchased LIN prioh o 70 Not PpaEss
tSs sre no. puychased away from the works be-
fore or within the next THlhTf DA1e' suen
claims will not be recognized. rom,o,,,aa =,
ny ofaef VI 'u' c. CAMPBELL,
AN s-1m Superintendent.
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NJ f " B 90 X s.

NEW BOOKS.
Marie Autoinette and Her Son. An historical
novel BY l.. Muhibach. vol, Svo contain
ing eight illustrations. Paper covers, $3.50
cloth. 50. "This novel-the latest production OF
Miss Muhlbach' pen-describes the mos: thrill
ing epoch in the history OF France. Ths re-
mantle career of the beautiful and unfortunate
Marie Antoinette and the reign OF terror are de-
picted with historical accuracy, and IL the
Louisa of Prussia and Her Time. Ely Loni-a Null
bach. ! vol, svo. Illustrated. Paper cover,
SIS cloth, ~.
Harry VIII and Catharine Parr. An historical
novel By L. Muhlb2ch. l vol, l2mo. Cloth,
So There il a wonderful fascination IN the
writings of Louisa Muhlbsch."
Tangls Talk, 81. So.
De Profundis, -.
Wits and Seaux OF Society, $50.
Queens of Society, $50.
Bulwer's Novels at soc. and III par v0lrme.
For sale by a. II. CHRISTIAN y W.
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..o~;stratson In Charleston.

CHARLESTON, August l5.-The registra-
ton here to-day stands: Whites, 1872;
blacks, 592.
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MISS PEGRAM'S BOARDING AND
WI DAY SCHOOL, lO3 Linden Row, Franklin
street. The twelfth session OF this school will
begin the LIST of October next. Circulars will be
ready for distribution in few weeks. 1t would
her arrangements for another year to be notified
as soon as possible OF the pupils who intend en-
tering her school in October. Address. MIas
PEGRAM. box 1913 Richmond post. othce or Messrs.
STEVENS 4 PEGRAM, GIL Broad street.
iv I'm SThflSa
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SELECT SCHOOL,-My School will
~ open October l, 1857. ancient Languages,
Modera Languages, and Mathematics taught.
Weekly reports made to parents OF progress de-
pertinent, &c, OF each pupil.
TERMS Eighty dollars per session, payable
quarterly.
Refers to Judge James D. Halyburton, next door
10 the post. office, and TO my patrons generally.
an sim SIDNEY H. OWENS, JR.
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A MALE SCHOOL will be opened in
"A this city or tn g BOTH SEPTEMBER + EXT BY
General JAMES II. LANE and Mr.. HODlJAH
MEADE, both experienced teachers. The pnpils
of this school will be prepared for the University
For circular and further particulars apply to
either OF the above named gentlemen, box $50
Richmond. Va. ~ ll-3m
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Educational


pEOFESSOR DABNEY 81 Il. u.
,WHAhTOa open on the l6th OF Septem Dor az
MATICAL SCHOOL.
Tuition In English ..., 500 90
In Latin, Greek and Prencihi.. or G erman,
Cards obtained from x. q. wharton, q. r. D.,
or ri any OF the bookstores. an Ie-Ims
T ROPOsE TO REOPEN MY
L SCHOOL FOR GIRLS at Airwsll near Cbula.
IN Amelia, on the LIST of October. 0'
Board and tuition, including music. for nina
months S2o0-half.yearly In advance For Latin
an additional charge. For use Of instrument as
Pupils will furnish their own towels.
Boys will also be received and properly taught.
For further information, address
Rev. p. 2. BERKELEY,
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGIL
Nl MIA, RICHMOND-sESSI0N OF ls67-'e3.--
The next annual course Of Lectures will COM
mence on the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER, 1857,
a nd continue until the LIST Of March.
The advantages offered by this school both for
theoretical and practical instruction are greater
than at any previous period. Ample facilities AZ.
fordsd for practical anatomy. Clinical instruction
at Towards Grove Hospital, the College Hospital,
and the City Dispensary, located In the college
building.
FEES Naturalization, IS; Professors tickets,
each SIS; Demonstration, $40 Gradustion, $50.
Board can be obtained at SIS to ~ per week.
For catalogue, containing full Imagination, APP
ply to L. 2. JOYNss, d. u.
an 3-eod l0tSswlaw5t Dean of the Faculty.
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SPEN HILL AGA d + Nj Y :.
IA CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL.
Board and tuition, per session (nine monthsl,
commencing October LIST, 5000.
For circular, ADDRESS G. J. kEMPER,
Toersville, Louisa county, Virginia.
" o3-3tawtUl