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The Letter to General Rosecrans.

This is well-written letter. 1t is en-
tirely free from expressions of ill-feeling
towards the northern people on account of
the wrongs perpetrated upon the South by
the Radicals Of Congress. It's declarations
as to the views of our people relative TO
slavery and the right Of secession are not
only true, but well known to be SO by every
b intelligent man at the North. So as to their
Esentiments with reference to the Govern
ment of the United States and the negroes,
and their earnest desire for lasting peace
and for the tranquility of the country.
We do not know that General RosEcRANs
desired TO obtain document which would
aid in the election Of SEYMOUR and BLAIR.
Such has been the supposition of the jour-
nails at the North which have commented
upon his mission to the White Sulphur. He
has not succeeded, we fear, in his object, il
such it was. This letter will make no i'm
preston upon the northern mind. The
great names appended to it are not popular
in that section. One word from General
HOWARD as to the cutting off Of negroes
ears " will influence more men to vote for
GRANT than this letter will to vote for SEY-
MouR. Our northern brethren /" are
blinded by an unreasonable and unreason-
ing prejudice against rebels
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By calling at JOSEPH sTRAUsE's' NO. l's'
Main street, you can get
FINE BLACK and CoLoRED LAWNS La ~
and 25c.;
MozAMBIQUEs LENos, TAMARTlNEs nA'
REGEs GRENADINEa FRENCH CAh,.
BRIO, and other Dress Goods, at hai shel'
value;
BLACK. FIGURED. and COLORED SILK, al
9Ls73 worth $3.50;
BLACK SILK UMBRELLAS at $l.2s, worth 81;
IRISH LINEN at 60 50, 75c., and e. very cheap
SHIRT BOSOMS, very fine. at Us, a7t. and 6oc.;
The greatest bargains in CAMBRIA WORKED
BANDS and EDGING;
GREEN, BLUE and BROWN GRENADINE
Wells at 75c., worth $l26;
Good quality LADIES', MISSES, and CHILL
DREN'S HOSE, l2sc.;
LADIES, HANDKERCHIEFs, 10 and 17ic., &c.
LINEN TOWELING, TAB LIE D AMAsK,
PRINTS, BROWN and BLEA CHED SHIRT
ING and SHEETING, PILLOW-CASE MUS
LIN. HOOP SKIRTS, FLANNELS
and thousands OF other Goods too numerous te
mention, all which will be offered to please one
and all who will call without delay between FIJI
teenth and Seventeenth streets, opposite Palmer
4 Sons. JOSEPH sTRAUSE.
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RADICAL AUcrrosEEns.-The lower
House Of the negro Legislature of Louis
lana has taken step in advance Of any
other Convention or Legislature that has
yet assembled under the authority Of "the
best Government the world ever saw" The
proposition to authorize the appointment OF
auctioneers and require them to take the
test oath would be ludicrous if it we're not
outrageous. The ecalawags and carpet
baggers are such insufferable fools tha'
they no doubt believe they have per1ec'
right to pass such law. There seems 10
be no limit to their usurpations of power
their outrages upon popular rights or their
malice and uncharitableness. Ihey are
enemies of their race, and merit the "or0'
punishment that could be invented LOT Inc
torture Of such malefactors.
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The action of the Georgia Legislature II
unseating the twenty-five colored member
on the ground of ineligibility ought to de-
termine the question OF the reassembling o.
Congress. 1t is clear and palpable viola
ton of the principles Of the reconstruction
acts under which Georgia was admitted
F6r1sey'S Chronicle.
Just what we desire to see. Perhaps Mr.
FoRSEY will tell US how Congress can redress
this wrong, as he considers it. If he will
only read the HOWARD amendment, he will
see that every State has the right to regulate
such questions for itself. That amendment
is the handiwork of Radicals.
Wemay safely defy Congress to attempt
to interfere with the action Of Georgia in
this matter. More-we may dare them to
do it, and they wont. Georgia is State in
and of the Union. Now, let us see Congress
lay its little finger upon that State, and then
the northern people will see where they are,
and SEYMOUR will be elected.
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PROPOSALS.

cTONE-PAVERS.- SEALED PROPO-
- SAILS will be received 1t this Office until i?
O'clock NJ. MONDAY the 7th instant for all the
GRANITE BLOCK PAVING required across
sidewalks by the Committee On Streets. In Mar
shxll Madison. Monroe. and Clay Wards, Till the
lsr DAY OF JULY NEXT. Specifications ana
forms Of proposals for the work can he obtained ON
appltcation 1t this office The committee reserve
the right 10 reject any or all bids offered.
BY order OF the Committee on Streets Generally.
sc It'd W, GILL, City Engineer.
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The SEYMOUR AND CHASE PLATFORM
The Cincinnati Commercial gives the plat
form of principles which it says was pre-
scented to Chief Justice CHASE by the mem
bers of the Democratic National Conven-
ton of 1868, and was approved and en-
dorscd by him as wise, liberal, and
patriotic expression of political principles,
admirably adapted to the present needs of
the American people. 1t was conceived,
adds that paper, and written out in the
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awe sweep aside the interminahie a,s ais
cussions about the terms Of the bargain, anu
ask simply, Does justice to the peoPles o, re-
o or; that the bargain be recognized r.
Ne,c York Democrat. -, M
"To this the Richmond (virginia) D1S-
patch says 'And that is what the w 1T;,1
Northern neople will say ere long. WIZ VI &,
thew Will the manned soldier say !,
viii viii the honest man say it ? Are the whole
northern people thieves '"-chica9o fos''
The MANNED soldier will say it. The
&C honest man" will not. The "whole north
ern people" will-that is, majority SPEAK
inc for the whole number.
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DYEHNG AND SECURING.

ESTABLISHED IN 1901. LIME
~ MANS FANCY STEAM DYEING. SCOuR-
ING, and PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 40
BROAD STREET BETWEEN FOURTH and
FIFTH, RICHMOND, VA.-Lades' dresses,
shawls. cloaks, and jacques dyed in any colors de-
sired or cleaned In the very best and neatest man
warranted To give satisfaction have also estah-
lished printing department. and will print ladies'
silks, merinos, poplns. delaines, and alpaca
dresses. Call and see samples of my printing.
L. LISSEMkS,
Practical Dyer, scourer. and Cleaner;
P. S.-Persons residing at a distance from the
city can forward their goods by express, and have
them returned again in the same way st short no.
t!ce, 81 6-3n
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
ANDREW GOES sUPER-PHosPHATE OF
LIME
Is rapidly becoming
THE STANDARD MANURE.
II has given general satisfaction wherever used.

MIDWAY, AUGUSTA COUNTY. Va
august 10, 1885, !
Nessrs. Herbert g. Hdirston. Baltimore:
Gentemen,-iuse ANDREW GOES PHOSPHATE
last spring on corn wheat potatoes, grass, Ga d.
well rs any fertilizer could do. think as long as
the phosphate is kept up to the present standard
of purity shall use no more Peruvian ggano. L
Respectfully, JOIN Z. DICKINSON.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, August 10, 1853.
Messrs. Herbert d. Hairston:
Gentlemen-I can cheerfully say l am much
pleased so far with ANDREW GOES PHOSPHATE
on my corn. Where used 1t there Is difference
In size Of from two to three feet and In maturity
OF more than Il week III favor OF this phos phate
Respectfully, ED. a. WEIGH
AMSTERDAM, VA, July 81, 1858.
Kessrs. Herbert d Hairston:
used ANDREW oE's PHOSPHATE by the side
of No. Peruvian, and could see nO difference he
tween the two. Both did well. l will want some
again this fill.
MICHAEL GRAYBILL.
MosAsKIN, LANCASTER COUNTY, vA,l
August loLh 1868.
Mcssrs. Herbert & Hairston:
Gentlemen,-I purchased two tons of COE' 5
PHOSPHATE last fall. and applied 1t In compare
son with No. Peruvian guano. each drilled In
with wheat. at the rate of about one hundred and
fifty pounds per acre. on similar land. The growth
of straw was greater where the guano WAS applied
but the yield OF wheat greater anu the Quaits pei
ter where used the phosphate. l also purchased
two tons last spr.ng to experiment on OATS and
corn. The growth Of oats was very fine the corn
looks we'll and bids fair to yield heavily. l shall
want more to apply 10 wheat this fall
Very respectfully, A. J.. GARTER.
I have many more certificates speaking in the
highes, terms Of this fertilizer by every one who
has used 1t.
For sale by CHARLES HOW ARD,
corner Cary and Fifteenth streets,
au 3l-l9tM, rs Richmond, Va.
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DIED.

On Thursday. September Sd. MAGGIE WAT
son only child Of Robert and Lucy Ii. Inge, age
c.cycn months and fifteen days.
Sadly weeps thy mother DER thee,
God has called thee to thy home;
Thou has left us IN thy beauty,
Thou will never more return.
Never, never. will ! carcss thee
v ith my hearts deep, yearning love;
Blessed angels now enfold thee
III thy Heavenly home above.
Farewell Maggie thou art sleeping
swcrtly in thy home of rest
And We know while We are weeping
Thou art with thy Saviour blest.
Lynchburg papers please copy.
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MEETINGS.

DICHMOND MASONIC BUILDING g
h ASSOCIATIO N.-The first annual Xxx
meeting Of the stockholders Of the RlCH-/v\
MOND BUILDING ASSOCIATION will be held
THIS lMonday) EVENING the TIN instant, at u
O'Clock. in the Masonic Hall on Broad street be-
tween Ninth and Tenth.
BY order Of the President. -
ROBERT Z. MAC0MBER,
Secretary and Treasurer.
FORM OF PROXY.
K1t0,o all men 6g these presents, That the sub
scribers, being stockholders III the Richmond Ma
sonic Building Association, do hereby constitute
and appoint true and lawful attorney and
proxy, To represent - in the general meeting Gf
The stockholders Of said Building Association to be
held MONDAY, September 7th instant when
not personally present or represented by
some other proxy; with full power and authority,
at said meeting, TO give such vote or votes, and to
do such o:hsr act or acts rs - - could give or
do, as Il member of the said meeting f. were
personally present and - do - ratiiy and con-
linn whatever vote or votes. act or acts, said at
torney may lawfully give or do for - In pursu-
ance OF the authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness - hands and seals this - day of sep
'' sssHit love- SD
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It is hardly necessary to say that the
name which appeared in ours and other
Richmond papers on Saturday morning as
THEODORE FLoURNoY" should have been
"THoMAs S. FLoURs0Y.
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A country merchant complains through
the Charlottesville Chronicle that the whole
sale dealers of Richmond sell their goods to
individuals buying once year, or only q
small quantity, as to retail merchants.
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"what must that people be whose god is
a monkey" SAMUEL You've is great man
in West Virginia. To those who know the
man we need say no more.
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The season for closing ont my stock has f8r Au'
yanced and have from this day marked oo"n
every article less than can be found anywhere Ia
this city-very important to persons having ou'
little money to purchase Dry Goods to supply
their immediate wants.
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HEISS STANARD WILL REOPEN
Nv! HER SCHOOL ON THE FIRST OF OCTG-
BEK. Franklin street corner Of Jefferson.
sh. proposes 10 provide instrrcsiSn py com
lain. and French as well as IN the usual English
studies, as heretofore. eei-cooiM
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FERTILIZERS.
DICHMOND FERTILIZING MILLS,
LII RICHMOND, VA.
C.SR.W. MAGRUDER, SUPEBNTENpRNTs.
PERUVIAN GUAEO, GROUND BONES,
MAGRUDER'S PHOSPHO P z r VIVA
GUANO,
DT A w 1,,r,,r nd fraE ground.

GUANO,
PLAsTER-in lump and freshly ground
The PERUVIAN GUaNo, AS well L., rs ~ me
FERTiLIZING MILLS is Of the very best posi-
BILE Quality the guano being always obtained direct
from the agent Of the Peruvian Government, anu
the bones Of direct importation from scltn Ane-
RIGA. and ground at these mills.
The PHOSPHO-PERUViAN GCANO, CON
sisting of mixture Of the above quality or Peru-
Wan Guano and Bone Ash In equal proportions is
the same preparation made and sold by the hessrs.
McGruder for many years before the war. giving
then entire satisfaction to The farming community,
and heretofore. confidently rec0 11
as the best known FERTILIZER FOR WHEAT.
AS supplies Of the guano and bones are kept on
hand. farmers Wishing mixture OF different pro-
portions of them than are used In the regular pre-
paraton. can always he supplied with such mix
lures may be wanted.
The PL STER viii be ground only rs the de-
manG requires. SO that 1t can always be had fresh
and pure Please address }. K: ALLEN
Richmond FertiiZing Mills.
Post-oflce box AS. ONCE No. Is Thirteenth
street. Richmond. Va. Sc l-dZ%S"2L
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HARD TIMES MADE Easy.

AND THE WAY TO DO 1T
!. IN economic In the purchase Of every article
necessary for one's use, Of
JOSEF sTRAU Sc,
1saa MAIN STREET.
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POWDER, SHOT, &c.

n UNPOWDER.
" ORANGE, RIFLE, and SPORTING.
THE PRIZE POWDER OF THE WORLD.
full supply of the above celebrated and now
FAEOR1TE GUNPOWDER. constantly on hand
and for sale by us, who are the authorized agents.
Where heavy work Is to be done requiring pow
der of great strength and purity. the BLASTING
AND MINING POWDER manufactured by this
company is In the highest repute. Every package
Of this powder eoid by US win be guaranteed as
represented. 8. &. TARpY i co.
au 28-d3m
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GRAIN BAGS, &C.

Days, BAGS, BAGS.-40,Oo0 GRAIN
ID BAGS for sale-from the cheapest shipping
tn the heaviest English linen-haRd-made, double
stitched; sold on account of manufacturers. Also,
for rent any quantity on terms laid down by Cham
Der of Commerce. We buy WOOL Of all grades
and quantity for cash sell Hoyt Brothers LEA
THEIR BETTING on commission at manufactu-
rers' prices and keep constantly on hand full as
WINSTON & POWERS
jy2 corner Cary and Fourteenth streets.
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DROF ESSIONAL NOTICE.-DR.
l. MANSFIELD, HOMEOPATHIC PHYsI-
CLAN, attends TO all calls requiring medical aid.
Special attention given TO chronic, iutractabe
cases pronounced difficult or incurable by old
school doctors.
NO EXTRAvAGANT CHARGES.
Per visit TO PATIENTS residence Tin city, so
OmCe ! w
Medicines furnished IL, all cdyeS without extra
charge. Establi. he'd 1885.
Office OLD Main street, up stairs, between Ninth
and Tenth. au 27-lm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
w REMEMBER, THERE ARE $4,000
WORTH OF DRY GOODS YET TO

F.s
sRr,,EmBgR, THERE ARE $4,000
WORTH OF DRY GOODS YET TO
BE SOLD
AT AND BELOW COST
JuLIUssY CL Els,
RET. NINTH AND TENTH.
,oro determined to sell my entire stock Of
staple and FANCY DRY GOODS before
-e,rov,rg to No. AIS BROAD STREET, between
Fourth and Fifth, at and below cost.
SUMMER DRESS GOODS;
FALL and WINTER DRESS GOODS of every
descriptions
SINGLE and DOUBLE sHAWLs. all qualities !;
CLOAKs and CLOAKING-a large variety;
CLOTHS, CAsSIMERES,
sATINETs, KENTUCKY JEANS.
TWEEDs, LINENS, &C.;
HOUsE-FURNIsHING GOODS;
WHITE GOODs--a large assortment;
DOMESTIC GOODS-a full line;
hosiery. GLOVES, HOOP SKIRTS
CORSETS, and NOTIONS;
FLANNELS In all colors and qualities;
BLANKETS of every quality.
Remember that this is no humbug. The entire
stock will be sold regardless Of cost until the list or
October. JULIUS SlChE'
se5 sls Main street, between Ninth and Tenth
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ENCLOSING OUT OUR STOCK
SPRING AND SUMNER PRINTS AND
OTHER DRESS GOODS.
WE OFFER TO-DAY
CoCHECO, sPRAGUE, DUNNELS AMERl-
CAN, and PACIFIC CALICOES at l2tc. per
yard;
BRILLIANT DELAINEs at 2oc., worth soc.;
MOzAMBIoUEs at 2oc., worth SIC.
LENOs at 2sc., worth Doc:
TY-CENT DRESS GOODS of all kinds re-
duced to 3sc.
sH1RRED and PUFFED MUsLINs at &c., usual
price $1.25;
BRIDAL QUILTS, large enough for the largest
bed at 90, worth 81;
sLATE-CoLO RED LINEN, yard wide, at |c.,
worth a5c.
Genuine TWISTED SILK MITs at 2ac-, worth
soc-at 4oc., worth 75c.
ALEXANDRA SILK GLOVES white, black, and
colored ut &c., worth 7Sc.
OPEN-WORKED HOSE, for Ladies, at 25c.-
such as is sold elsewhere at Soc.
LINEN DAMAsK FRINGED NAPKINS at 81. es
per dozen, worth go;
Large-sized NAPKINS at $3.50 per Dozen worth
81;
WHITE FLANNEL, yard wide, at CSC. per
yard-same goods sold everywhere at 35c.;
Extra fine WHITE FLANNEL, full yard wide, at
eoc., would be cheap at 75c.;
superfne sKIRTING CAMBRIA, It yards wide,
at soc., worth 75c.:
NAINsOOK, forty inches wide, at ssc., worth SOC.
per yard;
CHECK MUSLINS at lsi, 20, and ?sc.;
WHITE BRILLIANTS at &c., worth +oc. per
yard;
superfne RUSSIA DIAPER at &a.2s aud :!
piece-just one dollar less than regular prices;
Ali kinds of LINEN and SILK FANS at Il re-
duction Of fifty per cent.
PARASOLs at cost and some at even less, 10 close
out what we have on hand;
MARsEILLEs TRIMMIN at 25c. piece,
worth 81;
DAISY FRILLING at SOC. a piece, worth sl.2s;
CROCHET EDGING, twelve yards In piece, at
csc., worth 75c.;
HEMsTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS at 25c.,
warranted pure linen;
SHIRT BOsOMS at l2s. 20 IS, and aoc.;
GENUINE FRENCH-wovE SHIRT BOsOMs
at 5oc., worth 7sc.;
MOSQUITO NETS at 81 apiece
BROWN LINEN TABLE-CLOTHs at 81, worth
$3.50;
LINEN DAMAsK TOWELS at $3.50 per Dozen
worth So;
spool COTTON, warranted 100 yards on aspool
at CSC. per dozen;
SPOOL COTTON-wh!te, black, and colored-
equal to Coats's, at 80c per dozen and lots OF
'' 'p '' LEVY BROTHERS.
l6a7 Main street.
Store closed on SATURDAYS. auas
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r DAMS NEGOTIATED ON REAL ES-
- TATE in and around Richmond.
RICHARDSON IL NEW BURN,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No l0l6 corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS FLORENCE WALLER WILL
lN REOPEN HER SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES ON the FIRST MONDAY In October nj
her residence corner OK Sixth and Leigh streets.
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JuLIUssY CL Els,

ola MAIN STREET, BET. Ninth AND TENTH.
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ACQUIRES SCHOOL, CLAY STREET,
IHE between Ninth aud Tenth.
H. d Dr. T. j. II. 6. acGG;iI'RE. Principals,
with such assistance as may be needed.
Session BEGINS on WEDNESDAY, September
Esd Honors distributed the last Monday In
June.
TERMS OF TIE sEssIoS-PAYMESTs QUARTERLY
IN ADyASCE
English Irregular course), with the scientific A.,
Ancient Languages, one or both ............ 10 90
Nndarn auPuapea each observation-disclosures. 10 90
primary Class OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90 90
Circulars will show the course Of study, system
of DONORS &c Sc l-eo65t
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tn RI u NJ P H A N tt

4 still hand few more boxes eighteen
pounds each) OF that ceebrat ed brand LOTT k'S
STRAWBERRY TWIST. universally pronounced
the best article Of chewing tobacco offered In
this market, which we are anxious to close out.
To be had at the factory, No. 1919 Cary street. Of
Mr.. Il. W. POWERS. No. 1907 Main street.
SCI -lw LAWRENCE L0TTIER i co.
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Y WILL RECEIVE INTO MY FAMILY
THREE GIRLS from ten TO fourteen years OF
ave who VIII be Instructed by my daughter She
has had some experience In teaching, anu can oneI
satisfactory testimonials Session 10 oeSih ioih %
September and close the end or June.
Terms, including everything except books and
y WILLIAM GORDON,
Montreal, Nelson county,
Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
acf1o;
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DICHMOND C0LLEGE-PREPAkA-
h, TORY SCHoOL.-This department OF the
College Is now fully sniZed under the following
T.lfor-H. A. STROBE, graduate OF me on at
vnrsify of Virginia In Latin and Mathematics, a'1
medalli ST in Mathematics. ,v,r and
Issistants.-E. CARR1NGT0S CAbELL ANN
LEWIS 7. GWATHMEY. ,,v al
The school intended for boys not sufhclensp IN.
,rceI ,"r &c lrsf. classes win re under me ipii
madiate supervision of the professors VIZ"
from time Ia time examine the classes. hev."i,.h
nf inst nrtinu will embrace the usual En IL; ~
hranrhes Mathematics and Latin, anu VIII -
COMMUNICATIVE ard thorough .,,. half
TERMS Sixty dalsrs per session 'r pa" FOL
an October LIST aud half on the 18TH FeDE"ai' 80
lowing. 49, ts,rm,t,on al
dress the President, lock BOX ~
au II--Tu, Th&St0ctl
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DICHMoND COLLEGE.-session begins

III October lst. . -, -. .
The Collegiate Department. with q full corps Of
professors embraces seven schools Latin, SfssH'
Modern Languages, Mathematics SaturA ~ ~,
ences Moral Science, and English Literature ahu
History. Ito,
The Commercial Department affords preparaLl"h
for business life. by thorough course OF ins'Tus
ton In Book keeping and Penmanship p. unaer af.
c. NORRIS SICoI- OF the Old Dominion BusinesS
College and In Commercial Arithmetic ana La"
be prosecuted IN connection with Commences
coGrEe. x..sd
EXPENSES OF 4 resident student need NOT eh go
5000 per session OF nine months: OF stahent not
;he civ $50. For the Commercial course aioaS
$50. For catalogue. with fuller tntorInatioTI;
dress the President lock box IL hlchnono- w.
AZ IL Tn 1hSStOctl
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TNGLISH, CLASSICAL, AND MATHE-
DMATICAL SCHOOL. y EAR r RO D
STREET. 0P Z o 81 f MONUMENTAL
CHURCH.-The session for 1853 90 will commence
on MONDAY. September Nth. Further lnforma-
BY application at lis Twentv-uinth street after the
4th instant. EDWARD w. CONE. A. NJ,
SO lin Principal.
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X L. G. SALTER's ENGLISH AND
W. CLASSICAL SCHOOL, on First street be-
tween Main and Franklin.
TIE fifteenth session Will commence on MON
DAY, SEPTEMBER lsTn.
Circulars giving full particulars, may be Ind ut
the bookstores.
Tuition very moderate.
se7-MWS2r* g. l.. e. SALTER.
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ENCLOSING OUT OUR STOCK
OF
SPRING AND SUMMER PRINTS AND
OTHER DRESS GOODS
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, B. HOLSTEAD's SCHOOL.

ID G. WHARTON'S SCHOOL.-The ex-
HE ercises OF the school formerly conducted by
the late Professor George 4. Dabney and myself
will be resumed at my residence No. II west Grace
street, SEPTEMBER 81: session will close last Of
June 1889. Terms English branches (tncluding
mathematical $50 Languages, $40 each. Payable
one-half rt october; remainder l4th February.
Refers TO Faculty Of Virginia Military Institute,
railroad: Colonel William Gilham. Rers. A. and
e b. Converse. Richmond, Va. James = SCOTT
ESQ, Gordonsyille Va; and patrons OF SCHOOL
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