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THEATRICAL.-Edwin Booth commences
m engagement at the National Theatre, Gin
cinnati, on September IA.
Dolly Davenport, who was dead-in the
papers-but is again alive, is to be stage
manager next season at the Olympic Thea
tire, St. Louis.
The treasurer of Howe's Circus and
Menagerie, Mr.. L. A. Hitchcock, did not
absquatulate with the funds of that
concern, as was reported, but is at the pre-
sent moment located at Cape Vincent, where
he is busily engaged in reorganizing the
"show " for the fall campaign.
De Bars Opera House, St. Louis, opened
on Tuesday for a season of five only !"
with "the wonderful Fust- Yama Japanese
Troupe, entirely different in every act"
AS these bronze top-spinners, maglclans,
acrobats, and musicians, are said to be the
most extraordinary ever permitted to leave
the dominion Of his High Mightiness the
tycoon, the citizens Of St. Louis will proba-
biy appreciate the sport that Manager De
Bars generosity has provided for them.
1t is reported in Paris that the Emperor
Napoleon has written to the Marquis of
Caux informing him that he (the Marquis)
cannot bear the title Equerry to his Majesty
SO long as his wife, the Marchioness patti,
continues her connection with the thea
tire. The Marquis is forty-two years old,
and the Marchioness twenty-slx. The
happy couple will fuctuate between Lon
don and Paris until November, when they
90 to St. Petersburg, and from there they
will come to New York.
Mr.. Barton Hill will be the great attrac-
ton next season at the Arch-street Theatre,
Philadelphia, with Miss Lizzie Price as
leading lady.
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Funeral Of Thad Stevens-The Negro
Guard not Popular.

LANCASTER, Pa, August l7.-At the flu
neral of Thad Stevens, to-day, immense
crowds were present, including delegations
from societies in ali parts of the State. The
Governor, State officers, and other promi-
nent men, were in the procession. The fu-
neral address was delivered by Rev. D.
Mombert, of st. James's Episcopal church.
The guard of honor, composed Of the ne
gro officers of the Butler Zouaves, which
accompanied the body from Washington,
went back this morning. 1t appears that
considerable feeling was excited here by
their presence, many Republicans regard
ing it as inappropriate. These negroes,
clad in uniform, attracted considerable
attention from the farmers and others, who
viewed them with mingled curiosity and
wonder
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TROUBLE IN TUKKEY.-London, August
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS received to-day
from Constantinople state that serious en-
counter took place at Pera, two miles from
the city, between the Greek residents and
the Turks, in consequence of a violation OF
the grave of Prince Mirdites. The troops
of the Sultan were called out to suppress
the riot, and fired upon the Greeks, killing
and wounding large number. Many OF
the latter fed to the residences Of the To-
reign consuls for refuge. The trouble was
finally suppressed by the active measures Of
the soldiery.
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Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMoND, August II, 1868.
OFFERINGS.


OFFERINGS.
Whent-White, & ese bushels. Red, 3, o7s bushels.
Co1n.-Whitc, 500 bushels. Yellow, 80 bushels.
Mixed 90 bushels. -..s .-. :.
Odts-7. O7s bushels.
Rye.-270 bushels.
Wheat.-White, l2s bushels prime at 81. Is 30
bushels strictly prime private terms; ls2 BUSH
els at -. T23; L762 bushels very good nc ?-7o 432
bushels damp at $2.G5 AIS bushels at SO. 60; loo
bushels ut So 70 bushels ut 81 so; $50 bushels
at -. IS 80 bushels at 81 20 Il bushels very nfe
rior ut So 700 bushels sEuty ut s. 55-total, 2s2
bushels. Red, 610 bushels prime ut 81 60; 2oi BUSH
els smutty at S255; 434 bushels at SO. SIS d0i bushels
very good ut 81 sig; 2ss bushels at 81 so 30 bushels
damp S2l5; SO bushels damp ut 81. 20: 80 bushels
damp at 81 IS g bushels nj S2.35; ~ bushels COM
at g.. IS; 100 bushels inferior at 80 To- 10 BUSH
els damaged al 81. IO--total, 2 1926 bushels.
Odts-lG0 bushels ut G25c. /; $50 bushels at &C. !;
84s bushels at Gle. $50 bushels on private terms
3, 0s2 bushels ut GOc.-total, / $50 bushels.
Rye.-H bushels prime at Sl.525; 80 bushels at
$l.52; 2Ot bushels on private terms-total, @S6
bushels. ...--.
Cor,,.-Whlte 3ls bushels at sl.2s lss bushels
ut tl.3O--tota $40 bushels. Yellow, so bushels at
$l.23. Mixed, 22S bushels ut Sl.25.
RE-ExuIBITED.
Corn.-Yellow, so bushels. Mixed, so bushels.
OdtS.--4O0 bushels.
Whsnt-Whjte, l46 bushels.
Offered on Change from July H. 1907. to August
II 1867 inclusive, IL s6 bushels offered on Change
from July H. 1868, to August II, 1858, inclusive,
S. el9 bushels Price August II, 1857, Gl to 62ic.
August II, 1868, 60 to G2!c.
..".. FLOUR.
Country Is quoted to-day: Superine, SLIT $ll.25
extra, Sl2 to Sl2.25; family $3.50.
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Mexican Affairs -ApprehensiOn of
American Influence.

New YORK, August photographic ad-
vices from Vera Cruz to the 18th, and City
of Mexico to the 10th instant, are received.
Senior Romero had arrived and assumed the
duties of Minister of the Treasury. Ala
torre, operating against Negrete, had been
reinforced with 500 men. Cortinas had re-
fused to join Negrete's rebellion. The
Traite d. Union editorially advocates the
policy of counting European alliances as q
safeguard against American influences.
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CHURcW-BCENING.-We published last
week AN account of the destruction by fire
Of the new Episcopal church, in which was
a fur organ, at Bacon's Castle, Surry coun-
ty, Va, which took place about the first Of
the month. The same night church be-
longing to the freedmen, at the same place,
was also burned. On Friday night the It'll,
the old Colonial church, at the same place,
was burned. This is all the work of some
desperate and dcvilish incendiary, whose
motive is not easy to diyine.-NorJok Day
Book
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Tur hru;lTTAL OF GEORGE l.. VAN
s,,vx. At ST. PAUL.-The long and tedious
,r;a1 ot GEORGE /. Van Solen, charged with
rho murder Of DR.. Harcourt, in August,
I.c, terminated last evening in verdict
or 80; Guilty." and the prisoner was dis
CHARGED. AcQsc involved in greater mystery
t,. seldom occupied the attention Of court
and iprv. Van Solcn, who occupied @ posi-
tiou in the army, became acquainted, and
,robahly intimate, with Harcourt in St.
iauis. I!arcourt visited Van Solen in this
,i,r in l>G5, remaining here few days !;
the two went out hunting together one after
noon, Van Solen returnings and Harcourt
not being aftcrward seen. subsequently
hoIc was found in the river, was hastily
examined by acoroner's jury, and Inferred.
This body, or body, was exhumcd at the
former trial Of this case, and it was found
that this person, or whoever it was, APP
reared 10 have been shot through the
skull. The prosecution attempted to iden-
ficy this body with the missing Har-
court, and strongly urged their theory
that on that August afternoon, when the
two were absent, the alleged murder was
committed. OF course comments on the
verdict Of the jury are misplaced. The
case was ably and fully tried by Colonel
Flint, District Attorney, assisted by Attor-
ncy.Gcucral Cornell, for the prosecution,
and Hon. G. X. Davis and |. Y. ID. Heard,
Es,I., for the defence. Judge Willinnl
>rrigg Hall, before whom the trial was
had, gave it the most patient and industri-
Gus attention, and his charge 10 the jury
was q lucid and complete exposition OF the
Iaw applicable to the case. DR.. Van solen
has endured the long imprisonment and
the incidents Of both trials with great equa-
uimity, and heard the verdict without emo
lon 1t is a case painful as it is mysteri-
Gus and one Of the dark riddles that occur
more frequently in real life than on the at
,ractiye pages Of fiction.-St. Paul (Mnn.)
Pioneer, IagHSt I.
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Ksrnr., Tho NEnst sndIinl

HAVANA, August 1.-THE colony at
Barbados are uneasy because of the large
number of Fenians in the British garrison
there. Jacmel QHayt) advices of August
lst say the Picos had been defeated at Bay
net, and forty taken prisoners, including
General Alexandra, who was shot by his
captors.
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EDUCATIONAL.


TT UNIVERSITY OF VIRGIN lathe
Z forty-lifth session Of this institution will be
gin on the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER, 1858, and
end on the Thursday before the 4th Of July, 1869.
plete embracing extensive and thorough courses
Of instruction In Literature and Science, and In
the professions of Law, Medicine, and Engineer
ing.
Estimated expenses Exclusive of books, cloth
Ing. and pockct-m0ney,) Of the Academic student
$3.50; Of the Law student, 1896; and or the Medical
student, 1896.
For particulars, send for Catalogue to William
Wertenbaker. Secretary, or $. MAUPIN,
Fhot Of ty
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b, J5A"c4S.!IIc.-Hatfeld, D. D., of Chicago,
sst q n, silver wedding and parochial tea
.rs.a INC man who made the presentation
s F's .S; thereof explained that the gift was
DJs , .n that even in Chicago some peo-
who we're bold enough 70 sustain a couple
" 'ould live together twenty five years.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING At COLUMBUS, IN
Columbus, md, August l5.-The
Democrats held q meeting yesterday. CO.
yernor Bramlette and other prominent
spcakers were announced. The only speak
ers. however, were Marshall Gooding, of the
District of Columbia, and Senator Hen
tricks. The latter announced his cordial
.,,rart of Seymour and Blair.
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Rank 5sDDbarv.

BALTIMORE, August 1.-THE Peoples
Bank was entered last night and the vault
robbed. The loss is not ascertained, as the
heaviest special depositors are absent from
the CITY,
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Thaddeus Stevens, day or two before
he died, was told Of the recent accident
TO Ben Butler, in Worcester, when ne
was thrown from his carriage. 1t
gives me great pain" said the dying com
moner dgreat pain" Then closing his
eyes, as was his habit in meditation, he
murmured between his thin lips, !" Great
pain. His id neck wasn't broke, you
Y"-Ne,p York World.
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A New Planet

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, August l7.-Profes-
sor Watson, of the Observatory, announces
the discovery of a new minor planet. II
shines like q star Of the tenth magnitude.
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IRELAND.

DUBLIN, August 1.-THE coroner's jury
in the case of Scully, the murdered land
lord, killed by his tenants at Tipperary,
rendered verdict of murder, but the jury
took occasion to deprecate the conduct e.
Scully, and suggested new and more libe-
raj Inv
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q r@s person who mas been giving snatcbes
rs,s '4'ersation with the late Thad Stevens
J,il fI Jas5 Aim as having said not long before
grss.;o Ssl, pm not over proud Of my con
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Breakfast coats, of white linen, are worn
by the gentlemen at Newport.
Disraeli is to be made Knight Of the
Garter. "ea s at. Il
Divorces in Michigan are by the thou
sand per aDpnzn,@
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DRUG STORE FOR sALE.-A DRUG
STORE which has been established and
doing good business, particularly IN compound
Ing prescriptions, for more tnaa Twelve years lot
"a. leave the State. For particulars, address box
40 Charlottesville, Ys- ~ s~eodlW
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EDUCATIONAL.

E'ARMVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE,
n The fail term viii begin SEPTEMBER 24Tr,
Languages and Music Professor WILBUR y.
DAy1s A; M.. an aluInnus of the University OF
SyirsinHIa' SiaIhemat.cs and Ancient Languages
English branches. ~ 90 - AoA'A''
thorough and comprehensive instruction GOOD
fare; comfortable accommodations fey,ns pSn,i,,.
rate. Address A PREOT President
au lS-oLE Fnrmyill. ~,
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al 11-p0tlt1
FEMALE INSTITUTE,

WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
w STANTON, NA.-The next session be-
gins the list OF SEPTEMBER, 1853. Rev. WIN.
a. HARRIS President, with . Faculty Of twelve
Professors, Teachers, and Observation-Disclosures
educated respectively at the University Of Vir-
ginia- Virginia Military Institute, United States
Military Academy, &c. System OF teaching like
that pursued In the University OF Virginia. Great
attention Is paid to health, comfort, refinement
&c. Good fare and good rooms, with fires In each.
This Is one of the most nourishng schools In the
South and Is attended by pupils from nearly all
sections of Virginia and various southern States.
This session arrangements Will be made 10 accom-
MEDIATE all applications. Staunton Is distinguished
for Its health. s-sr.- .
Board and tuition In the Collegiate Course,
with Ancient Languages. .....................$2l5
Music ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
French one Modern Language. .-............ 20
Payable In currency-half In advance.
Refer to Professors Smith, Holmes, and Peters,
Virginia University Mrs. John Il. Floyd; Bishops
Pierce, Early, Doggett; Rev. Drs. Duncan and
Munsey.
For catalogues, address
WILLIAM A. HARRIS,
ty 29-codlot stanton, Va.
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EDWARD F. WOODWARD'S ORIGINAL

II PATENT.
NO LABOR! NO WEAR.! NO TEARl!!
THE FOUNTAIN CLOTHES WASHER AND
BOILER.
To it has been awarded the highest OF the A MERl-
CAN INSTITUTE PREMIUMS. A self-acting
household wonder for washing and cleansing
clothes, from the coarsest TO those or most delicate
texture, without the least injury, and without rub
bng-,he result being obtained by the rapid circu-
lation of hot suds through the clothes Suits any
stove. Sold only by SNYDER lhB1,
Loco Cary street, Richmond, Va.
au l2-eod2w&w3m
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, August H. Hon. Reverdy
Johnson remains at Southampton, where he
receives much attention.
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d OSEDALIS-FOR DISEASES OF THE
LII BLOOD, LIVER, KIDNEYS, &c.-for sale
Ut wholesale or retail by K, w. POWERS
auI1 No. 1905 Main street,
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firm; sales, 100 bales; middlings, 27h@
&c.; receipts, 8 bales of new; exports,
bale.
New ORLEANS, August T.--Cotton quiet
and but little offering no quotations; re-
ceipts, Is bales Of new.
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" RICHMOND, May sOth, Isss.

THE UNDERSIGNED having entered
i into partnership at the old stand OF DANIEL
O'D0NNELL, No. 3l3 Broad street, between Eighth
and Ninth, are now prepared to do PLUMBING,
GAS and STEAM FITTING, and HYDRAULIC
WORK GENERALLY. 2k 49, 5t,s sssrf =
The long connection or one Of the partners In the
water department Of this city rs superintendent,
and his general knowledge OF this business renders
him practically qualified for the construction OF
water works and therefore will contract for any
work in this line, either In town or country. We
hope by promptness and good work 10 merit
reasonable share OF public patronage.
.0.a.+. JAMES l.. sDAVIS
ie S-eod3m DANIEL O,DOSNELL.
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DICHMOND COLLEGE.-session begins

IL October 1st
The Collegiate Department. with a full corps OF
professors, embraces seven schools Latin, Greek,
Modern Languages, Mathematics, Natural Sci
ences, Moral Science, and EngllshI Literature and
History.
The Commercial Department affords preparation
for business life, by Thorough course OF nstruc-
ton I'm Bookkeeping and PenmaushIp under Mr..
G. MORRIS NICoL, Of the Old Dominion Business
College, and In Commercial Arithmetic and Law
under competent teachers. Collegiate studies can
be prosecuted In connection with Commercial
course.
Expenses Of resident student need not exceed
5000 per session of nine months OF student from
the city, $50. For the Commercial course alone,
$50. For catalogue, with fuller Information, adj
dress the President, lock box a., Richmond Va.
M l1-Tu&St0ctl
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
lYl SESSION OF 1862 69.-The next ANNUAL
COURSE OF LECTURES will commence on the
FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER and continue
until the lST OF MARCH, with q full corps OF
Professors and with al requisite means Of illustra-
ton.
The facilities for the prosecution Of Practical
Anatomy arc ample.
Clinical instruction at the Towards Grove Hos
pital, the City Alms-houses and the College In
Urinary, presenting In the aggregate large field
for the practical study Of disease.
The 1nfrmary, which is also the Seamen's Hos
pital for the port Of Richmond, Is open for the
cepton Of patients from any quarter at very mode
rate rates and offers peculiar advantages for the
medical or surgical treatment of diseases and In
juries.
FEES Naturalization, IS Professors tickets,
full course, SEQ; Demonstration Of Anatomy, $40;
Graduation, $50.
liberal credit for the amount of the Professors
fees to students presenting proper evidence of ina
billty to make present payment, and of capacity
and good character.
For further information or a copy of the circu-
lar, address l.. 5. JOYNES, M. D.,
Dean of the Faculty.
RICHMOND, August l, 1858.
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DICHMOND COLLEGE -PREPARA-
LII TORY SCHOOL.-This department Of the
College is now fully organized under the following
instructors
Ttttor.-H. A. STROBE, graduate Of the Uni
yersty of Virginia In Latin and Mathematics, and
mcdallist In Mathematics.
LEWIS Il. GWATHMEY.
The school, intended for boyH not sufficiently adj
vanced for college classes, win be under the I'M
mediate supervision or the professors, who will
from time to time examine the classes. The course
Of instruction will embrace the usual English
branches, Mathematics and Latin, and viii be-
comprehensive and thorough.
TERMS Sixty dollars per session payable half
on October lst and half on the 18th February fol-
lowing.
For catalogues, with fuller information, adj
dress the President lock box ~.
IN
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DANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE. now

DANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE, now
III located at the beautiful village Of Ashland
ON the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad. Session opens October l. 1905. Rev. j.
A. DUNCAN ID. D.. President, aided by Faculty
TO accommodate n large number OF students. TUT
ton free to young men studying for the ministry.
institution In the State. For further particulars
address flChAhD lhDIt
~ Chairman Executive Committee,
au TX tOcI box 5sT. Richmond, Va.
DELLEVUE HIGH SCH0OL.-The next
- session Of this school win commence on the
FIRST OF OCTOBER, and close on the 18th OF
June following.
For information, apply to the principal
JAMES =. HOLC0MBE,
au la-1m Bellevue post-otfice, Bedford, Va,
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HANOVER ACADEMY, VIRGINIA.
L 4 The next session OF this school established
In 1851 Will begin the LIST OF October and end on
the 26tlI June following.
TERMS $500 per session exclusive OF lights,
washing and towels, all of which need not cost
over BIZ, payable cne-half October LIST, the other
half February Iath. II. p. JONES, M. A.,
Taylorsville, Hanover county, Va.
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INSTITUTE.

The ensuing annual session will ope,, on tha ~,
Of September and continue 20 the fourth Wedne,
day In June, 1850. Charge for board and tuition
In all literary studies $40; music. SEQ payable
one-third on entrance, one-third on LIST Jannary.
and one-third at the close OF the session. Circ1.
lars sent on application.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION AND GOVERNMENT.
JOSEPH A. TURNER, n. A.;
PHILLIP BARBOUR AMBLER, B.A.;
CHARLESL. COOKE, A. NJ.
CHARLES s. WEBER, Music;
bliss MARY EVELYN HILL,
Miss LILA Y. COOKE,
Miss SALLY s. COOKE,
Miss SALLY BROWNE RYLASD,
Mrs. SUSANNA V. COOKE,
Hrs. II. E. MCVEIGH.
Pupils by railroad stop ut Salem.
Post. Office !: Botetourt Springs, Roanoke county,
Va. r..srls
Every effort win be made to complete extensive
additional accommodations By opening Of the ses-
sion-at any rate they will be In readiness soon
thereafter. CHARLES g. COOKE
au l4-lw&Sepl Sunerin for dent
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ON CHURCH HILL.--Mr

SCHOOL ON CHURCH HILL.--Mrs.
- and Miss CARRINGTON respectfully an
nounce that they viii open at their residence, on
nth. on TUESDAY the 22d OF September, a
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, with q separate class for
small boys. In addition to the usual elementary
and higher English branches, including Algebra
and Geometry, instruction will be given In French
and Latin. Special attention win be given TO
PENMANSHIP under the tuition OF an accom-
plished teacher In this department. IL
f
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NATASHlNGTON COLLEGE-LEXING.

Wy TON. VA.-1hc next session opens third
THURSDAY in September, 1858, and closes fourth
THURSDAY in June. 1869. The Faculty consists
of General X. E. Lee, President with professors
Of Latin, Greek Mathematics Modern Languages,
Moral Philosophy, History and English Lam
guagc and Literature, Applied Mathematics, Ma
tural Philosophy, Chemistry, and Law and Equity.
These are distributed into: First-Faculty of
Guilty OF Literature and Philosophy. Fourth-Fa-
Guilty Of Law. In each Of these is conferred dis
tinct Bachelors degree. and the degree of Master
Of Arts Is open alike To students In each course.
In the department Of Science are conferred also
professional diplomas Of Civil Engineer and Mi
ming Engineer. BY the aid of full corps of as
Sistant professors provision Is made for thorough
drilling in the departments of English, Ancient
and Modern Languages and Mathematics
EXPENSES All necessary expenses need not
exceed 1926.
For full particulars apply to
E. G. GORDON, Clerk of Faculty.
IL 2s-cOdlOt
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II DAMS NEGOTIATED UPON REAL
l. 4 ESTATE In and near the city OF Richmond.
AOply TO RICHARDSON Il NEWBURN,
Real Estate Agents and Apctioneers,
No. lola, Main and Eleventh streets.
au ll-eod6t sr-
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DANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.-The
III COMMITTEE appointed by the Board of
Trustees Of Randolph Macon College, Ashland,
Va, will meet in Richmond Va, on the lST OF
SEPTEMBER NEXT to elect professors to I'LL the
following chairs-vZ.,
MATHEMATICS, .sE....
ANCIENT LANGUAGES,
CHEMISTRY and NATURAL PHIL OSOPHI.
Persons desiring the places must hand in their
applications, accompanied by suitable testimo-
malls, by the morning OF the day Of meeting, or
send them by mail to the undo rsigned
RICHARD IRBY, Secretary
No. 1000 Cary street.
au 10-eodtd Post-otiice box 397.
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DROVINCE OF sac PAULO, BRAZIL.
SAC PAULO RAILWAY.-A DA
TRAIN TO and from Santos Sac Paulo and dun.
diahy, running within thirty miles Of Campinas.
j. j. AUBERTIN,
JASuARYl 1895, Superintendent.
n Is. The,booking Office in Santos viii be open
for tickets and luggage the arrival OF the boats
from Rio. sr ..et s mn S-eodom
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DIEDMONT INSTITUTE,

CHARLOTTESVILLE, va,
Mrs. r. X. MEADE, Principal. -.
The sixteenth annual session begins SEPTEM-
BIER 2lST and closes JUNE 18Th.
TERMS Board, 5000; English Qncluding His
tory and English Literaturej, $50; Mathematics,
500; Ancient and Modern Languages, each $50:
Instrumental and Vocal Music, with use OF instr,l-
ment each $50 Drawing and Painting, $50. WASH
vance. au I2-lmF