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EDUCATIONAL.
uN1vERs1rY OF e sourH.

9AHA " AAL4 ~ AAAs
sEWANEE MOUNTAIN, TENN.
gtHE next Term o. The Junior Department
l. will open atUniSefsity Place. Team,
IN ths IotA Say of February, 1859.
Boys received st any sge and prepared for Col
iree. Location perfectly healgly-N00 feet
above tbs sea. 500 covers expense, board and
tuition Tor thres months. FOR circulars and
Informal ion address u. Il. Fairbanks, Esq,
General Treasurer, University Place, Tenn
L. QUINTAHD. ID, LID.
ja5 code Vice Chancellor.
BRIEKLEY FEMALE COLLEGE,
Memphis. Tenn.
THIS Institution Will open AIOaDAY, 4th
q January. 1859. Il Is located a. the southern
terminus OF beSOto street, convenient TO the
street CARS. Tit College grounds Gotta n SIX
acres, With buildings nAely adapted 70 COLLEGE
purposes.
TERMS PER SESSION OF 9 MONTHS.
In AdvanG=)
For AL Branches OF Education taught IN
Female College, including a fulI course
o Fog ish, ANCIENT ana Modern Ian
..---.1 20 %
For hsrp OulLarO Piano, veal and In
..---....-..-.-.. 80 90
For BOardi. College, IN lud4ng hurnis ed
70 IA, fuel, towels, light anu w-shlug- Ice o.
Dsy Scholar can ply by tee moLLh, IN adj
vance. No INCIDENTAL tEEs.
il. NARCOTIC, President.
Js8 dAW Memphis. Tenn.
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r Z X - "a
NATIONAL SANK
OF MEMPHIS.

DIR e CTO RS:
". A. GwYN,
r.. s. DAVIS,
W. W. YOUNG, OF Young Bros;
W. W. THATCHER, OF Brown 4 Jones;
J. y. JEFFERSON, of J. W.Jsfsrson q Co.
BEN EIsNAN, Of Rice, SILK * Co.;
NEWTON FORD, OF Newton Ford = Co.;
c. r. SMITH
C. P. NORRIS.
2. S. DAVIS,
President.
.. p. NOJ{FIS,
Nice-President
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BANKRUPT SALE.
Bankrupt sale Of AeaI-Esfale and
Pc s0Hal Property.

In the several matters OF
Coolidge * ,osper and r. H. EIeicher q Co.,
Wilson slaughter and T.. !. Green,
A. A. BJrlesOu, 1t. TIsdals,
Tues r. Ayd-etJ, II. Blas,
VIM I. Booker, r. 2. y ling,
Abner BGiTd, Samuel GaDsy.
~. a. Hill, u kaufman g Co,
s 1uthWorJh. Ea~ce & Co.
In Bankruptcy al Menu his. Tennessee.
By virtue OF orders Of ssIe entered IN the
above m tiers b. the District Court of The
United States for the d STREE Of West TsnDes-
Sc, il ~BaDSrUptcy on he r=Spec i've dates be-
low mentioned, VIII proceed 20 sell, on
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CIGARS md BAC
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y. STER BERG Sc Co.
EemoTed rom S4 Front,
TO 2o II I.
81 Wholesale dealers In TOBACCO AM
A uovS t.
BANKS AND BAHIN Ka
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FOR "a. LOUIS.

Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company-
Uutied States Mail.
MARY Z. FORSYTH--......Crane master
TINS superb passenger stesuer- r.
Will leave SIS above On ~
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at 10 am.
Jazz ELEM. CALVERT. Sup't
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ron os0EoLA.

Regular Memphis and Oaceols Packet.
MARINE Rector master
This splendid passenger PACKET @
will leave as above a
THIS DAY, 18th inst, positively, at . p N.
FOr freight or passage app J 1n board. JAZZ
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-24
THE DAY BOOK.
TUESDAY, MoHNfNe, Aug. "a, 1869.
ICtntiDued IRON Fist pagl

ss GCentiDued irop Fist pagl
casions. But on Monday he
tailed to make an appearance:
Tuesday also passed without
Mr. Stokes showing himself,
when the Morris brothers began
to fear something wrong. On
Wednesday one of the firm
came to New York and pro-
ceeded to look after certain
securities which were deposited
here as a reserve. 1t was as
certained that Mr.. Stokes, who
was fully invested with author
lty to obtain and convert these
funds, had already done so,
what use he made of the pro-
ceeds being unknown. On the
return of Mr.. Morris to Yon-
kers, and after a consultation
with his brother on the subject,
it was decided to close the bank
and proceed to Investigate the
true state of their affairs, whi.a
investigation they had not COM
pleted Thursday. Consequent
ly the exact amount of the mis-
sing funds had not be- ascer-
tanned. The Messrs. Morris
are said to have received a let
ter from the cashier, dated at
some place in Canada, setting
forth that he had lost the
amount in some unsuccessful
stock jobbing speculations.
Mr.. Stokes is about fifty
years old and has a wife and
several daughters. He had
previously held the position of
cashier In a number Of banks,
including the Patchen Bank OF
Buffalo. The Morris Brothers
had. known him since they were
boys, and had the utmost con-
fidence in his integrity. 1t is
believed that those persons
who have been transacting
business with the bank will not
lose anything. ea
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Confession of a Murderer.

Eight Murders by a Man
Twenty-Five Years Old. The
Knoxville Tenn. Press gives
a detailed account of a murder
which lately occurred in Fen
tress county, Tennessee, the
capture of the murderer and
the testimony against him :a.
On the goth Of last Novem-
Der a citizen of Fentress county
went to the house Of old Mrs.
Galloway and found the old
lady, her daughter and two
grandchildren lying upon the
floor with their heads split
open with an, axe and the floor
deluged with blood and brains.
No certain clue could be found.
/ One Of the children, a boy
seven years of age, showed
signs of life, and was removed
to G neighbors,s house. Two
days afterwards the little fellow
showed signs of consciousness,
and was asked, who had
done it2' His reply was Gal
This information, connected
with other circumstances, dl-
rected suspicion to Calvin Logs
ton, who had about that time
fed to his home ON Green river,
in Kentucky. 'a@' ' " '' ,t ~
'He was pursued, captured
and brought back to Fentress
county, by which timefthe little
boy, who seemed to have been
preserved by a special Provi-
dence, was so nearly recovered
as t 8 give a correct account 81
the" whole bloody tale. From
his testimony it appears that
Logston came to the house with
two women, his annts, named
Brown land demanded Of Gran
ny her money, with threats of
arpresented pistol, 81. Failing to
get any he putlup his pistol and
seized an axe he found in the
house and struck the old lady
on the head and then served
the young woman aud a four
year old boy in the same man
ner. One of the women then
seized a shovel and dealt the lit
tie witness q blow which is the
last thing he recollects. g@ y
Upon the return of the pris-
oner to Fentress county the cit
liens erected an impromptu
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gallows for his accommodation
but by the efforts of Judge
Houk, Judge Lynch yielded
jurisdiction. Failing to get a
jury in that county, the venue
was changed to Scott county,
where, after long and labo-
rious trial, the verdict has just
been rendered of guilty of
murder in the first degree,
without any mitigating circum-
stances, sentence of death pro-
nounced by Judge Houk, to
take effect on the 18th Of Oc-
tober, proximo. An appeal
was taken to the Supreme Court,
and the prisoner and his guard
arrived here yesterday. AL
though the prisoner is only
twenty-five years of age, he
freely confesses to eight muir
ders. .5sa. z..ts-sts 7q. 81
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MFR. PendIetOn's Letter fac.
ceptance.

Hon. George H. Pendls4on 8
acceptance of the nomjn.sio
tor Governor of Ohio is pub
lished. He compliments Gen
eral Rosecrans and others who
were before the convention
and reiterates his well know n
views on the national finances,
endorsing the platform of re-
pudiation of the national debt.
He concludes as follows: Gov
ernor Hays, in his speech at
Wilmington, forgot to allude
to the fifteenth amendment,
and we know not his views on
the important question. In
discussing the finances, he
said: 'We are in the midst of
profound peace, yet, money is
scarce and business depressed.
He might have added that en-
ployment is difficult to be OBJ
tanned, labor badly rewarded,
industrial pursuits hampered,
enterprising men engaged in
business standing on the verge
of bankruptcy, interest enor-
mously high, the tariff oppres-
sive, internal taxation unequal,
most unjust and onerous; that
dead capital is exempted, and
active capital and labor weigh
ed down. Warming with the
picture, he might also have
said that tor eight years the
republican party has been in
absolute possession of the gov
eminent, that a republican Sec
rotary Of the Treasuryvhas pozx
control of the money maj 'Set OF
the country, and that he uses
his power only to still further
contract the currency, Increase
hard times, buy overdue bonds
at $l20, which by law he is
entitled to pay at par, thereby
taking twenty dollars fo1
every hundred from the tax
payer and giving it to the bond
holder. The farmer, the mer-
chant and the manufacturer
will ask why these things are
so. What the cause? what
the remedy? They are impor-
tant questions for this FIJI.
They touch democrats and re-
publicans alike; they rise above
the domain of mere partisan
politics, and should be consid-
cred with the .calmest reason,
the purest motives and the best
judgment. In this spirit I
shall discuss them as soon as /
am able to take part with my
friends in the activity Of the
canvass. Of the result in o.
tober we need have no tear.'
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ton of ITS was fought and
won at Bunker Hill; but we
did not know until ex Cover
nor Bullock enlightened our
ignorance, OF the remarkable
historical coincidence furnished
by the landing of the French
cable at Duxbury. At a din
ner given to General Dix, in
Paris, on the LIST of June, ex-
Governor Bullock was present.
OF course he madea speech. In
that speech he alluded to the
near approach to completion of
the French cable, and glorlfied
Massachusetts in this wise:
'The steamer, said the ex-
Governor, lis soon about to
start which shall carry to our
shores the only cable actually
joining Europe with the Uni
ted States. And you will par
don me if, with local pride,
| take to heart what | have
read during my present stay in
Paris, the act Of the govern
ment of my own State of Mas
sachusetts, the only SOVEREIGNTY
that could confer the boon
granting the right to land this
electric messenger ofeommerce
and amity upon the coast Of
Cape Cod, by the same waters
which, two hundred and fifty
years back, furnished anchor
age to that famous little bark
that bore in its cabin the con
stitution Of the future repub-
lie. s.,..., ss H., .-'... r.. ,.+.
We pass by the reasonable
States rights heresy of the ex-
Governor in speaking of the
sovereignty of Massachusetts,,
for which he has been properly
rebuked by some of the radical
press. What we desire espe-
cially to note is the important
fact that the constitution of the
United States was brought over
in the cabin of the Mayfower.
We had supposed, until the ex-
Governor corrected our mistake,
that the constitution was tram
ed at Philadelphia in 1857 by
a convention over which George
Washington, a deputy from
Virginia, presided land of which
Alexander Hamilton, Benia-
min franklin and James Mad
lson were members, and that
these eminent persons actually
had something to do with the
prepal alton Of the instrument
to which they appended their
signatures. 1t seems that we
have been in error, and that
the constitution was part of the
freight OF that famous little
bark which two hundred and
fifty years ago dropped anchor
in Plymouth bay We believe
there is nothing else in the
way OF national history left for
Massachusetts to appropriate,
unless it-Le-seserved for some
future eX-Governor to make the
discovery that Christopher Co.
lumbus was Cape Cod fisher
man. Baltimore Sun. ..laa
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An Historical Coincidence.

-7I- " 3 u
We have long been aware
that everything that is r ALLY
good and admirable in iastitu-
tions of this country had it's
origin in Massachusetts, and
has descended to us from the
lions of the pilgrim fathers.
We have long known, for we
have been often told, that they
are the founders, that Plymouth
rock is the cornerstone of.the
republic. that Fanepl HAIL is
the ark and the cradle of our
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$500 Per Day discontinued.

Having Obtained an extensive and
widespread sale lor ouI "t.ES UEI"
brand OF Fine Cut Cheering ZU6occo, We
desire tu ANNOUNCE JiIsaJ We SistttG TtoE pack
daily y 100 In Inc small TIL toA papers
after TINS date, July LIST, 1865, It's merits
being tavoraoly recognized LnaJ This
inducemenJ is 40 logger nec ssary. To
avoid mlsappre henson, however, We
would add Jne,G We shall continue To pack
orders Tor elegant 1HeersctaaGDt Pipes In
our = YACHr CLUB" ana " hUnEkA"
brands OF Smoking 10bGcc2.
Toe " YACnT CLU T." Is devoid of Nj
cOntlne, and cannot in iure tue health,
and is especially recon- memo "a 10 poop
OF sedenLary occupations or 1ervous Con-
situations.
Tue trade are invited to md for circu-
lars,
P, LORILLARn. New York.
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ITINITEU STATES ADVER-
III f"'' TTSINGt AGENCY, '"H7i 4'
EsrABLIsHEp 1867. te5y6i sai Ja
j. A. VOoE, Proprietor, ID
1875, l27, q l29 FULTON ST., Cor. Nassau
II (Old Herald Buildtng) 81 ad4 ga
N EW \ o Il X.

Advertisements received for % all oily,
and country newspapers, tnioughouL inc
States. Canadas, CUBA, and Brazil at Pub
ilisners' lowest rates.
ThE UNITED LIST co mprises GO lead
ing DaiIies and 81 first -elass Weeklys,
a aearlY W" Nine Mliiions per month. con-
tanning SUCH papers as the New York
York Herald, Tribune, Frank Leslie's
and Harper's Weekly. Tnogs who wish
q good advertising field should send, for
list of Papers and estimate. ie29-u
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New Advertisements.
T H. GROW EsTEEN. founder of the old
y and favorably known House Oh Gro
.-I.l.e .0vesteen Il Go. EfsiaaHi
GROVESTEtN, FULLER l. co.
HAVE REMOVED TO THEIs us..sfa
NEW WAREROOMS, t14.
So MERCER STREET, NEW YORK.
PIA N O-FO Els

P A N o. F 0 r T Els q"
The greatincrease in the demand Tor
our Piano -Fortes throughout the country,
have compelled us to extend our manu-
featuring facilities to three times their
former size, and having added many new
sham eontinus to keep our prices the
same as they always have been, the low
est of any First, Class Pia no. Forte maker
by at least one-thi~d, and we re specially
solicit by parties about purchasing COM
par son with IL other n.att.fS. j@29-ly G
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M a N Fl GOD!

A MEDICAL ESr AY UN THE CAUSE
AND CURE UF PREMATURE ID hCLlN b
IN MAN, the Treatment OF Nervous anu
Physical Debility, &c.
There is no member OF Society by
whom This Book willnoI be found useful,
whether sGcn person holds he elaLlOh OF
Parent, PrecepLor Oh Clergy nIau. "-Medl-
cal Times anu Gazette.
Sent by mail on receipt of 4fty cents.
Address the Author,
DIX. g. De F. Curtis,
222 f Street, Washington, ID. G..
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sNHIRTY YEARS Experience
A in the Treatment of ChrOniC

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pages, and 100 fine plates anu engravings
OF The anatomy of the human organs IL
tise on early errors, It's deplorable conse
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tne authors plan of treatment 1.-THE only
rational and successful mode of cure, as
shown by report of cases treated, A
truthful adviser to the married anGs those
contemplating marriage who entertain
doubts of their physical condition. Sent
free OF postage to any address on Eeoelp.
by addressing DR.. LA CROIA, no. 81
Maiuen Lane, Albany, N. Y. Ihe author
may 10 consulted upon any of the di-
seases upon whioh his books treat, eth Ell
personally or by mail, and medicines
sent to any part Of the world.
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NEW y : NOVELS. D UM
4S,Eaas lsAgBT 5Tia laaS o. l.
Claude Greux, Az 4 t-.sF...-
My Daughter Elmer, ..s
u" '.' Agnes Graham,
'.y" ,C9Gi. Hetty,
Thackeray's Novels, new edition, with au-
thor's own Drawing 9 at Reduced Prices.
Reade's Novels, new edition. Reduced
Prices. $3.50 -t3 ~ so =. '9siiae ID
au2O WILSON d 'RALKE.
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Ion WAsHINGTON 4 6KOR an
L ug utp{s3 IA TOWN, -. q. "a. s,,,,,-,
,Et x 9 y RS lisoN
hi .f.t.,..---- VIC
STEAMER N p. BANKS /

a.u ON and after UNE lei, s80
the Steamer N n. RANI q
Capt, +, McCARRICK, viii leave Norioik
az O'Clock A; NJ, every Monday, Wsanes!'
oay ana Friday forCherrystone. .ge~l9i
day for Mathews. YORKTOWN and GiOu.
cester Point, touching At Poftsns0uth and
oid Po1ntg going ana retCl utDg.a q sisA =
Persons desiring to avail themselves OF
can procure Tickets good &fOr one day
only at VI for Round Trip. Children 10
tween ana IL Years OF agA Hats FARE
so cents. On os n5 Itli D9iasq -
All Freighfs TO Mathews must b. ore.
paid. OF rlfanp 90 ID
Freight received from 8 O'CLOCK xaN ,ias
L O'Clock P. M, and from 3toTdclu6k'f n 1
I ~ THOS., HTWEBsp ii
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/. Received this day:
SO packages Prime selection New But
ter, .tft- }sA&t= N 81 f aptg8sat Z.
tierces superior New Sugar Cured
5 tierces superior Brands canvass
Hams, 10. .-s . ...... I'D ..
tierces superior New sugar Cured
Breakfast Bacon ur ....
5 tierces superior New Sugar Cured
Shoulder BacOu, .s. .- s.,v.ls, 4.
2 tterces superior New Sugar Cured
Smoked Beef, ..1
S barrels superior Family Leaf Lard,
5 barrels SUPERIOR Baltimore Family
Corned Beef. ...
200 super Tor extra Sfnithfield Hams.
All OF which have been selected and pur-
chased by Que, OF The firm from first
hands. aU the lowest cash prices, and
will be sold correspondingly low by
AYDLoTT Il WHITEHURST,
Nos. rs and 2S CITY Market.
"a and 81 East Market Square.
90 Please look for the Red Sign In the
centre OK he Market House. au10
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Banks.

s-r WM. ii. WALES, Coshis%. -l.s
Z This Bank Is Is open Tor the rs,snlppLl0
OF btnin ess. Deposits received upon u
rate OF SlX per cent. Oh all amounts r.
manning on deposit for 90daysvr upward
FoU 1t per cen. Tor "a less period; inter
com nencins 10 days after deposit, AL
,ceaslus ~ days prior to the withdraWH.e1
iit lnstiJutIon keeping accounts OIL
New pop0sitors entirely sep. fate, no !,
those 81 ths Uid Dei)osil9ls, 80 as to a.
sWer he demand OF the NV DepYsll ors
= All inu"DLed to our Institution WI
please eau. pay ), cuI tail, on frehew tht,
paper. ta7sQ &
The iSourd Of Directors VIII uIeet essl
" edu ..da3 ana saturday Aprnins al
O'Clock. -s.....t.-rr 1901. T. MIS- M fffI
& ABLY sr,{ H.. ~, -..-s--
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,IIANGE OF HEDU LIE.
OFFICE MASTER TRANSFORM,
d. PETERSBURG II. r.,
( NORFOLK, VA, Aug. 9Th. 1859.


On and after WEDNESDAY next, 18th
August, the Passenger Trains over the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad will
run as follows: D,- tr. .ll.3. .,,g.,tt -,,,,-..
Leave Norfolk daily, at. ...... 49,. 500 A. M.
Arrive at Petersburg daily at.....9.2O 4. N.
Leave petersburg daily at 400 2. n.
Arrive at Nor folk. daily at......".a20 2. N.
Connecting at Norfolk with Steamships
of Old Dominion Steamship Go. for New
York. ''''-'---'-' --.- .'-'-'.- ~
Making close connection al Petersburg
with Passenger Trains CT South Side Rail.
road to and from Lynchbufg, BRISTOL,
Knoxvii g, Memphis, tew Orleans, N ash.
viIir, Atlanta, and all points West and
South West. -,.,ssf seof4sf-f
Connecting also with Trains of Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad to- and
from Richmond. .ftfa9i
.z.....s.-,.zs. ss5.,s7sszaJ. D.. PROCTOR,
au10 Master Trans ,rtatioI,.
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Great Distri b u tt o q
BY the Metropolitan Gilt Co.
Cash Gifts to the Amount of $500, 900
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.

..s,...',,,s $3.50 80: SSeSii 'P1ev " %dVo
rs Elegant Rosewood Melo- oo
diapS.., ..,,sts...'' teacA 40 10 lUU
$50 Sewing Machines, ~ to l75
$40 Goid Watches. ....'.'- 1910 ooo
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, &C., N, ooo ooo
valued at.,,,.s,,...''. %i.oVo,uoV
A chance to draw any OF the above
Prlzes ior 25c. Tickets describing Prlzes
are sealed In Envelopes ana well Liked
On receipt of 2oc. a sealed TICKET IL drawn
Without choice and sent by mail 10 any
address The prize named upon IL Will
be delivered TO The llcket-holder on pay
menI OF one Dollar. Prizes are 1mmedl-
atoly sent TO any address by express or
return mali, - j.; l., 49,.
You vial AnoW what your Prize is before
YOU pay Ior 1t. Any prize exchanged IoT
anoLiier OF same value. NO blanKs. Our
oatrons can depend on fair dealing.
Experiences :-We select the 1olloWlng
from many VINO nave lately drawn Valu-
..o.e Prizes anu kindly Permltte0 us 10
puunsn tnem: Andrew burns. Chlcago,
SlJ,VVU; Miss Clara walker, ba1 I'm. nis
Piano. $500; James NJ Matthews, DeCrolt,
S5I0J. Ian L Andrews, Savannah, %, 0o0;
Miss Agues summons, Charleston, flano,
$500. We puolIsu no names WllhouI per-
mission. a.. T..
pPIAloHs OF THE PRESS 1.-The urn Is
reltAole and deserve their success, =,
them 10 be d lair dealing firm. IN. YORK
HeraId May q. "a friend OF ours drew
a 500 priz5, which was promptly receiv-
t5'-Dally News, June o.
send tor circular. Liberal Inducements
10 Agents. Satisfaction gualants ca
Every package OF scaled nVsloPesso So q
rs for ~; 81 OF 10; llO lor $40. All AesteIs
SA'''-" HAkPall, WILSON j. co.,
LIS broaaWay, New York, .
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New Advertisements,
ONLY ONE DOLLAR.

DOR XiON'S HERALD To Jan. LIST,
IL io7J. a drst-elass IiusLra,sl Religious
journal OF 16 pa-e,. 2O0 -ln, ~iuELors; 8
Editors. The cheapest pa - ~ land,
81 year in advance s sD-71a cople s
Tree. T.. ID. WINSLU -4er, IL
CCrnhilI, j. jstun
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rHHE EMPIRE TRIUMPHANT

T
III. GROYEsTEEN, .tonnder, OF tie id
y and faVorably known House of Gro
I UA1 tGl y teen& Co. y ,4afga I'D t-s.'
90 MERCER ST, N. Y.
P La O. EQ b ESspct ii
The last new addition TO our different
styles is attracting the admiration OF
both critics and populace.l We mentL A.
Specially, some of the claims of this new
Piano. Believing the exterior should be
as b, autiful to the eye aslthe melody t91
the G ar, we have paid great attention TO
getting them up in u style thai is eonce-
ded by all who have seen them TO be the
handsomest Piano Forte made. They
are an entirely new style, with four
round corners, fe,vily carved legs and
Tyre, base richly moulded, and contains
puI latest jmprovei new scale 4 nd action
The tone is melodious. and It's adaptab1l-
ity to passages Of every shade of express
sion, from the softest murmur, the Cres-i
sendo, and the eff, gives the performer
every advantage OF the Concert grand.,a
Price $500. JeZ}-t
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-24
Rail Roads.

M W -
MIN r Il N SCHEDULE.-RICH
" MOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL-
ROAD On and after FRIDAY, the 9th
instant, the trains over this road will be
run as follows: 1l7'&
Leave Richmond at A. M. and 2.S5 P. M.
Leave Petersburg at lO.35 A. M. and $50
Pm. 51fFl
Accommodation Traln, ki th passenger
car attached, will ieave Richmond daily
Sundays exceptedj at ATOP. NJ.
. NJ. Train will not leave Bich-
SUNDAYS, and sthe $50 p, M.
not leave Petersburg on SUN.
& Passengers for Norfolk viii take the 2. 35
p. NJ. Train. running TIM ag daily.
Fare to Norfolk VA. BbgE age checke ed
through.
Passengers for Glover Hill will take the
A. NJ. Train on WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS, connecting at Chester with
Coal train, returning to Richmond same
days at Ito P. NJ. Hp Lf& f,4.5...frti
Il. 81. GILL,
oc2l . Engineer and Superintendent.