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A22l2ISe77ae7ltS.
THREE HUNDRED MEN AND HORSES

An enormous Moral Combination of instruction
and refined amusement will exhibit in Richmond
for three days only-TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and ana 'e a Sne
under the immense new Pavilion, for one price OF
admission.
BARNUM's DEPARTMENT UNNATURAL HIS
TORY,
combines great number OF specimens Of various
descriptions and character in the School Of Natu-
raj History. which have been collected at the ex-
pense Of the largest energy, indefatigaole re-
search and the most lavish outlay OF money.
VAN AMBURGH & CO.'S DEPARTMENT
consists with numerous additions) of the entire
Van Amburgh Zoolo. ical Collection, comprising
specimens of the ra est and most beautiful Wild
Beasts Birds, and Reptiles, from every section OF
DAN CAsTELLo'S DEPARTMENT,
comprising Dan Castsllo's Great Circus, composed
OF the most distinguished lumiDsries In the Eques-
trian profession comprising the best Male and re-
racerizes the entree OF our establishment IN every
paw A BRILLIANT STREET PAGEANT.
In this grand cavalcade and moving picture will
appear a series of the most elaborately- finished
chariots, gorgeously decorated platform cars ar
ttsically finished cages and dsns, containing the
riot, of original design and resplendent decora-
ton, called the Throne of Apollo and caval-
cade entitled the Crusaders Triumph, consisting
of over one hundred and fifty n9uated knights,
clad In FURNISHED steel armor. with their banners
pennons and insignia. and accompanied by their
ladies In cosum 90 OF medieval ages all preceding
the browning feature OF the pIocession-a large
living lion. borne on the elevated platform 81 the
splendid tableau carriage, loose uncha aimed, m
tramsllsd, aud free In the public streets. This
sight forms the great sensation OF the times.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FOB RICHMOND.
fiIst appearance IN America Of the great Partisan
ARTIST and EquestrienDe, late OF the Clique kmpe-
riale,
MADEMoIsELLR PAULINE,
and the child wonder,
LITTLE MINNIE
me youngest and most petite equestrian performer
IN the world, whose remarkable skill and c. ge
nave ELECTED the most enthusiastic sncomiums
from the press and the public
ADMISSION, rs cents; children under ten yoars
80 cents
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY:
AfTERHOoN, at o'ciock-EVENIEG ut I
O'CLOCK. se lG-Ss
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RICHMOND. VA, September ID, 1857.
A MEETING OF THE STOCKS
N HOLDERS of the National Co,l Mining Com
pany is hereby called for TUESDAY, september
"a, 1857, att o'clock P. NJ, at the office Of said
company, in Richmond, Va.
By order OF the President
Sc l4.td o. a. DORRANCE, Secretary.
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ACADEMY.
81 INSTRUCTUHS
H.P. JONES, n. A Principal !;

H.P. JONES, n. Principal;
WILLIAM n. FONTAlSE, d. \.
The instructors are both graduates Of the Uni
vsrsity OF Virginia, and have had considerable
The next session begins lst of October and ends
2eth OF June, 1858.
TgRAs: $3.50 In currency per session, exclusive
of lights washing, and towels, (Which need not
cost over twelve or thirteen dollars per session.
payable one. h alf lst OF October, the othsr hall
i4th OF February o,
For catalogue. &C., address n. +. JONES.
Taylorsville, Hanover county, Va.
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RICHMOND AND DAEvILLE RAILkoAo,(
supBRIgrESDEsT's OFFICE. Z
RICHMOND, September 20, 1857.

hIOTICE TO MERCHANTS.-Co
IN signses OF grain by this road are urgently
reouesHed to remove the same promptly on It's
arrival. The limited amount OF depot accomno.
da,ions do not admit of the indulgence that would
otherwise be cheerfnlly given. Hereafter al
Sonrs after being unloaded from the cars viii be
removed and stored at the risk aud expsnse OF the
nWn.r nv eonsipnee THOMAS DODAMEAD,
CO "a 9w Superintendent.
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MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SY-
RUP for children tsething, greatly facilitates the
process of teething by softening the gums, redu-
cling all Internationally allay all pain and
spasmodic action, and is sure to
REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon 1t, mothers, 1t will give rest to
yourselves and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for years,
and can say in CONFIDENCE and TRUTH OF 1t what
we have never been able to say Of any other me-
dicine-never has it failed In single instance to
effect a cure when timely used. Never did we
krow an instance OF dissatisfaction By any one
who used it. On the contrary, all are delighted
with its operation, and speak in terms OF COM
mendation of Its magical effects and medical viz
tues. We speak in this mstter "wHAT WE DO
KNOW" after years of experience, and pledge our
reputation for the fuflment OF what we here de-
clare. In almost every instance where the infant
is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief will
be found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the
syrup Is administered. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle Be sure and call for
mrs. WINSLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP having
the fac smile OF " Curtis Perkins" on the out.
side wrapper. All others are base limitations.
Sold by druggists throughout the world. Price,
only s5c. per bottle.
Offices 2l5 Fulton street, N. y; 2c5 High Hol-
born, London, England ill st. Paul street, Mon
treal Canada. 2o-eod6m
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mo TEACHERS OF sEMINARIFs


.i1ned ofers his services either as teacher In the
ras imsnts and scisIcs OF vocal music, or couduc.
singing 20 prneSe. a.
music two dollars per session Of twenty lessons
for each pupil Length Of t,n,. ooe ho1r; For
tisi az .innations OF rudiments, Slzs for v hols
session OF school. Time to auis the require:
mena OF classes; Either class to hav. correct
accent and expression. practical experience
and intimate connection with the young for A.
ratisfaction 10 both pupil ard patron is very
gratifying to one 10 fond OF the science myself
to sea so much interest manifested on the part Of
not be Deprecated by my Offering to assist in Its
cultivation at the moderate rates which are In
reach OF all. As can only attend to ten or twelve
classes lard about half that number being already
engaged) II would be we'll for those desiring my
services to apply a, once. so that proper books
may be selected, and other arrangement" made to
Office box 2s7. (se 7-eodtistocl w. L. COX.
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RICHMOND, August 5, lso'.

RICHMOND, August >, lso'.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ shall apply to the Richmond an no c hEah
TjFICATEs Nos lpo and l27-the first being Tor ten
shares OF stock in said company, and the last isi
twenty shares of same stock-the original ceItIn
1855. ALkAAHDEh DoDh'A'
an 8-1aw2m
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educational.
- IOHMoND FEMALE INSTITUTE
TIE WgLTH SESSION BEGINS OCTOBER iS'
under mos. favorable auspices.

TEACHERS. -. tto,a,
CHARLES r. WINSTON, N. A Presideo''-'Ao
JAMES LgIG JoERs, II. A.-Math smaecs' La'in'
'--., Presiding Tescher.-aishef Eng
lish. p..,s,an,
French Govsrnsss. -.
Miss WiaLEswo English branches.
Mt,B II g. LAfHR0P Preparatory depaInt
MISS MARY KorALL.- Preparatory depa Limsn..
Professor W. Y. aHABAr.-Yooai ana l1sua
MISS G WALTHALI.-Muslca and VocsliaStio ~ n
Instruction win slao be provided In German SAY
brancnes. Singing lessons to the whole school
TsRxs: Enxissh, s45, $50, and s72; Langue ges,
as each Music, $50 TO s"S Fuel. &c so. BcaId
and Washing, Ssso-pay able each third In al
vance.
facilities for the most liberal culture OF young 3.
dies we think we may confidently as'ert that 10
no school Is more attention given to the progress
For eircuiars or further information apply to
CHARLES g. WINSTON, d; A.,
=. President
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Personal.

IF ROBERT FELL WILL CALL AT
i the office o. THOMAS w. UPSHUR, Esq, No
tary and Commissioner, he will hear OF something
to his advan age. So 23-lt
DERSONAL.-InfO wanted OF
L the whereabouts Of TEN ANA JOHNSON, a
colored woman, about eighteen or twenty years OF
age who was sold in richmond during the war,
states Hsr m 9th ar resides In this city, and will
be thankful for any information addressed to her
here. CaAhLolih JohNooN.
SO 2S-1w%
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w IN DOW GLASS.-5OO boxes
wv French WINDOW GLASS, assorted sizes.
for sale by PURCELL, LADD & Co.,
sci corner Main and Thirteenth streets.
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DuuRCg Hill, PHARMACY-NO.

CHURCH HILL PHARMACY-NO-
" TICE.-Havng received per sts amer ratosa
a fresh and reliable stock Of MEDICINES: DYE.
and FANCY ARTICL ES we return many thanks
for the patronage so literally bestowed on us. and
T. J. L"YALL,
No. 2s7s corner Of Twenty sixth and Broad streets,
K chmond, Va
NB Messrs w. B. and J. Fl. SMITH, expert.
anced and competent druggists. will be glad to see
cir friends and the public generally. and will
paw particular attention to the compromising OF
prescriptions. ,oy,
ma lB-eOd2w T.. j. LOf ALL.
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g7STRA to my house, in
r. Rockets old field. q few days ago. RssHTN
DAkk BRIEDLH cow, giving milk. |NNSSsaxG
She is marked in both ears. Her horns ~
are long and crooked, and short piece -
f"rward. prove property, pay charges. and taks
her away. or she will he dealt with accnrdlns 10
Lazy lsa Ell. WEN. LAONOsn.
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BY Harrison, Goddin Il Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

NOR RENT, the SCHOOL-RoOMS in
l. the basement OF the Universalist church, IA
ON Mayo street These rooms have been &C ei;H
cuped for many years by teachers, whose IL
schools awe Always been well patronized. Pos-
session given Immediately. Apply TO-
SAMUEL S1&TnN,
ss13-ts2s No lll9 Main street.
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DR. B. PENDLET0N,
au 2s-Msw Tolersville, Louisa county, Va.

A MELIA ACADEMIA SELECT
n SCHOOL-limited In number preparatory to
the University OF Virginia. opens FIRST MONDAY
IN OCTOBER and closes with an examination last
Friday In July OF each year.
Terms for session Of ten mouths: Board and tut.
tnn $500 payable $3.50 october LIST. $3.50 March lat.
For circular, &C., address Mastoax post'oIce
Amelia county. Va.
~ 3o.-2taw9w& WILL B ID II. HARRlS IN.
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RICHMOND MALE ACADEMY, ON
X, FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN THlR9
AND FO0RTH.-The first session 81 th,s s sonoO.
will commence on MON PAY ms tS'n lo ot Hsp'e
The course of instruction will embrace the otal-
nary English branches, the Sciences, ana 'ne An'
Gent and Modern Languages. ~
Fof to1 G. w. GO0DSUN.
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MeetinQS.
tRIcHMoSD EEoAMpMEET, No

RICHMOND EECAMpMEET, No z,
September %, 1867.
ORDERS No. SIR KNIGHTs,-st
" tend stated meeting OF your EN- ~
CaMPMEST at your ASYLUM n the Ma ~
sonic Hail on Franklin street TO. Mo n X
ROW (Tuesday) EVENING at O'Clock. y
Officers will appear in full uni form.
By order of the E. Commander. E II. GILL.
se 23-2t w. l.. MAULE, Cap ain General
NOTICE.-Stockhold of the & :
IN RICHMOND MaSuNlC BCILDING Xxx
ASSOCIATION are required to make prompt w
pay msnt of the second instalment on stock, due
the 10th day OF September, 1867.
ROBERT Z MhCoMBES, Treasurer,
80 20-3 corner Main and Tenth streets.
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Wa cordially commend to the citizens OF Rich
monS MIS- W Goodson who is well known 10
ns AZ gentleman admirably fitted by MS ACC az g
he has already served in that capacity In snotoeI
nan of the State with great satisfaction to the pa
fenu' VIZ nov hilbert OULD,
NELSON HEAD,
ROGER A. PRYOR.
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educational.

1ospDIN9 AND DAY SCHOOL.
RWs. = TfNsLgY JOHNSON and pAUGH-
TERs south corner of Clay and Tn,sa slIss.s
No $40.
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TOR RENT, several pleasant rooms
II in one If the bast neig borhoods In the Ia
,ity Apply at the Dispatch office. E;;W
AZ 23--eod2t* I(aA
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DICHMOND COLLEGE.-The next
II session begins on the FIRST OF oCTobhS,
1857. ~,
instruction by Text Books and Lectures. Diplo'
mas granted In seven independent schools.
EXPENSES OF REslDEET STUDENT.
h Sar Anu ..' SIS 60
fni,,Oh ices ioi 'ni'o e.Ao. 1000
Boarding payable In three instalments..... $50 %
S?6s %
By messing, for which facilities Will be Afforded,
the cost of bard will be reduced fully one half
Tuition fees sre payable one. half October ;one.
half February Is.
per north
Naturalization fees for three schools; $50
PAYABLE S45 october /; remainder Februaryl9.
For catalogue and further particulars, address
the President, Box 4o4, Richmond.
In -2laWtN1
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TOR RENT, the RED MEMS WIG
u WAN, on Sundays, Mondays, Tues -
days, and Fridays On Tenth near Bank :,,;H
street Apply to the trustees.
By order OF the Tribe. w. s. CHEE.
ga pm W&s3t* Chief or hecoTdb
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For Bent.

TOR RENT, a FURNISHED BACK
II pIRIOR to single gentlemen, No. 80 kx&
Cary street between Third and Fourth E;:H
=, raS.,s se 23-3t* rGA
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ALBEMARLE FEMALE INSTI.
N TUTB, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.-Session
1872 will begin MONDAY, September Is. and
end June as Course Of study as heretofore, and
adapted to the object OF enabling and inducing
girls to make real attainmepts IN learning. Full
Information furnished on application.
Charges for entire session, In currency:
Board, washing. fuel, lights, and tuition. $50
Mnsic on piaro and use Of instrument... 50
Drawing &C. at usual rates Payments hall In
addIess JOHN HART, NJ. A.,
IA i7Neodts Principal.
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DR.. f. r. Deare, DR.. J: A. Cunningham L. D.
Crepsbaw, Esq.. General h: a Wise, General J; d.
Anderson ]; B. Dupuy, Esq Il Al ,i,d Lanea st
Ri e U Virginia Dr. S. Mauptn, Professor r:
q Smith, Professor n; schele de We're, Uniyersity
Preston. colonel T. q. Williamson, Virginia MILL
ary Institute Colonel A. Bisdsoe BaIi,mG5e'
Maryla Governor John Letcher, Lexihg.on.
/. Z. Hsrvie, Esq Rev. r: Y. Berkeley, Amelia !;
Major K, Douthat Charles City. se3-toll
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TOR RENT, the very excellent NEW
e STORE and BASEMENT recently occu- III
pied by lisbon Benedict Co., on Main ..iA
street near Twelfth, nearly opposite Messrs; .GA
Lancaster & Co. suited for any Kind OF business ;
location best in the city; rent moderate
CABELL & w sTkIES,
sea33 81 Real Estate Agents. lIl3 Main street.
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SM1rHFIsLD, August 70, 1857.
The undersigned former patron, of ts af s 70
bs high moral and ed ationa' quail fcations OF;
ting him in an eminent degree for successful
teacher. - d ssTTrrNsoN
so1aLlw JOHN E. ADAMS.
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MISS HARTLEY GRAHAM Will re
wi ivan bar school on the 1sT OF OCrub M.
She can be found at No. 2o2 west Grace street
Flat OF September. oo 80
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ANE IL MEADk'S SCHOOL.
IL Fret street between Man and Era an, 2;
General JAMES II. LANE and Mr.. HODlJ o
MEADE will open the first session OF their scnooi
on the 2ad September next.
While special attention VIII be paid 70 Engilsa
the pu pills of this school will be thoroughly pre-.
pared for the University Of Virginia or the VIZ
ginia Military Institute.
For further information apply to either OF the
Princip ais box $50, Richmond, Va.
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MISS LOTTIE MEADE will resume
wi nc dnuas OF her school on MONDAY, Sep
TENDER 90. at No. COS Sixth street, beyond Leigh
"a i8 -1wt
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MISS THORNTON WILL OPEN A
M PRIMARY SCHOOL for chiidIen OF Dom
betw cen Foushee and Adams; ,,
Terms, SOS per session OF nine monthsIone. nai'
navahle in advance sH 81 W.
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WANTED, TO BENT PART OF A
w sMALL HOUSE or TWO ROOMS convenient
to the business portion OF the city. address, with
particulars, box $50 Richmond po.t-othce :, =.
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INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO.
l. MRS c. K. CHAPLIN continues to give instrue-
ton on the PIANO 1T her residence on Ninth one
door above Leigh street, and ID prepared 10 re.
ceivs few more young ladies.
Jpquire az above sc I6--3ta wtlstoc
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Lost, Ssrayed, and Found.


STOLEN.-My cabin was entered on
and my Puck ST. BOOK stolen, CON sEssGsA
t,ining check on the Planters Ma.
iional Bank for $500 o5, No. 90. drawn tsA. -,
Der 20, payable to schooner w; N 9esner o OF
bearer Asc check on the Nations RowsIs
Bank for 1920, drawn by snyder, b bs,ar psy
ment having been stopped, Al psIs9n eS are
not to receive them. "EsLELI ~
90 % lt* rhaster schooner W ~. oeeue-.
DIVE DOLLARS REWARD. -
II strayed or stolen from Bards groves .--.-,7oas
cara and yellow spot Oh one side. The aoove re,
ward viii be paid for the dog or any into, ,sinna
a snaS AMY 70 JOHN q. FUSSkLL,
Al Hardgroves Factory, corner Twenty Egstn
and Main streets. 30 90 %.
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a rps PRICHARD WILL REOPEN
vi -. ScuOOJ, OCTOBER 1sT, at the residence
~ Raw James Taylor. Franklin strs as one OF
.hoSa AID Fair Grounds. 20 @e-ot
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Miss JULIA PEYTON WILL RE-
Nl OPEN her school for young children on the
lat Of OCTOBER. She can be seen at her Residence,
No. 7os Franklin street, after the 2o,h eeptember
ga lA-2w
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DWELLING>HOU WANTED. =
~ We wish topurchase two desirable DIV bLL-
ING. HOUSES. south OF Broad street between
Foushee and Seventh streets, containing from six
TO eight rooms Price, from Sc 900 to IS ovo
~ 60 81 ar ChBkLL WATKINS.
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THE TWELFTH SESSION OF MRS.
i BENEFITS SCHOOL FOR BOYS will con-.
mencs on LIST c,ober at the residence OF hr 4.
l.. ELLB1T, on g ace street corner seventh. fcr
partic uars. apply 1T Mr. II. GAhDSER's, near
Monumental church, Broad street.
SCI -eodt0ctl
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MISSES KINGS 8 HOOL FOR
NI YOUNG LADlES.-The next session o 9. OF THIS
close on the LIST OF July, 1858.
49,, SO 2-lm
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MISS STANARD WILL REOPEN
lN her SCHOOL on the lst of October next, on
Franklin street corner Of Jefferson. Tuition 10
English SAs to $50; In Latin and freneh, easn'
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WANTED, a NAN without family
w to take charge of the PLEASUR RE GROUNDS
at the University of Virginia Must 1nderstsnd
with reasonable wages. Testimonials required
as to character and capacity.
Sc 4-3taw2w Proctor and Superintendent.
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MISS 8. s. RICHARDSON will res
wi open her SCHOOL LIST october, 1887, on Cary
street between Third and Fourth. PArt!cu, ar ~.
tention paid to Mathematics. Latin and FrsLeh
Taught IN the school.
For further particulars inquire at No. sos Cary
street
RsrERsScBs.-pev. II. D. Hoge, D. D., Rev.
William Brown, D. D., Colonel William P. Auu.
ford, Peachy 4 Gra,tan, Fsa. SO i3-eodsw
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ENGLISH, CLASSICAL, AND Ma
IL THBMATICAL SCH0OL.-Mr. Psttigrew
having declined tssehing. / shall open hALh
SCHOOL on the LIST OF october In the schoo!-!o u
attached u sycamore church. formerly occupied
by him. On and after the 10Th OF ssp,emoer nsy
be found at my school room every Day from 70 ;.
o'clock. The patronage OF bis friends and sn0
sc a-eod2ms WILLIAM 2. FOX, A. N.
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GEORGE N. HDPKISS'S SCHOOL,
" SECOND STREET BETWEEa CARY AND
CANAL.-Next session CONNIE noes September y.
For terms, apply 10 me through post Once, loek'
box 40, or at my residence, Elmwood street, cid.
new 2s-eodlns
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Mrs. MUNFORD'S ENGLISH AND
M FRBNCH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
AND CHILD EN-FOURTH AND CAKr
STRBaTS The twelfth session of this school Will
bagin on the lat day OF october. Sc III I'm
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DOR RENT-possession given the LIST
q of October very desirable DW ELL; a.
Out. houses No. 3l1, on Fourth between LIZ
Broad and Marshall sire cts. For terms, apply at
NJ si7 an tha same s1para Sc l9-lw
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THE NORWOOD SCHOOL, with a
i full corps OF able and experienced instructors,
and under sill more favorable auspices tn here.
tofors, will reopen on WEDNESDAY the 18th OF
September 1867. The interest snd advancement
of the scholars shall receive the closest personal
attention. Address
WILLIAM u. CABgLL, Principal,
Norwood post. Office, Nelson county, Va.
an I3-t0cl
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DOR RENT, the STORE and DIV ELL
II ING No a.7 Broad. between Third and Ina
Fourth streets Pcss sssion given the LIST day E::E
of October next. For terms apply to sa4A
GO oo-eod8tx No 7u0 Broad street.
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TTOME SCHOOL IN LOUISA.-The

My residence iCuckool handsomely located In
one Of the most heathful sections OF the 5 ate, -
four miles from Toersvile station, on the Central
railroad Pupils will thus he placed In almost
daily communication with their homes, and IN
case OF sickness viii receive medical treatment II
Op y PENDI ETON
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-01-10
Congress.

In the Senate, Jan. }, 8 strong protest against the curtailment of the currency was presented by Mir. Chandler. Mir. Sumner offered a resolution asking for legislation to prevent tho sale of negroes by state courts. Mir. Sherman introduced a pre- test against the duty on railroad iron. Petitions for an increase of pay to officers in active service were offered by Gems. Grant andiothers. Resolu- ton introduced against New Mexican peonage.*s
 The House debated Mir. Stevens reconstruction bill.
 In the Senate, Jan. {, Messrs. Henderson and Morgan presented petitions asking reduction of the tax on railroad iron petition requesting an increase of the tax on wool was presented.
 In the House Mr. Hubbard of Ct. offered 6 reso- lution declaring, thst no attempt should be made to reduce tho principal of the public debt. The committee of ways and means were instructed to enquire into the expediency of laying heavier du- ties on ''slave grown, than on free grown" pro- ducts
 In the House, Jan.@ D.. reconstruction question was disccssed. Mr. Spaulding of Ohio advocating the admission of Southern States on their accept anee of the amendments. MT. Stevens objected
 In the Senate, Jan. 2. message of the President was received yetoing the District of Columbia sui frage bill. The bill was passed over the veto by a vote of 29 to 10. Senators Foster and Dixon both voted to sustain the veto. .tr4
 In the House, MT. Ashley of Ohio offered reso- lution instructing the Judiciary Committee to en- qure whether President Johnson has not been gull
 ling moved to lay it the table; resolution lost 39 to 1O5, the previous question was ordered by vote of 96 to 4S the resolution then passed 106, to 46. In the Senate, Jan. Sth, the Colorado bill was discussed In the House the District Suffrage was passed over the Presidents veto 113 to 3S. MT Kasson's bill preventing selling citizens convicted of crime into slavery was also passed.