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MERCHANTS,

AND
BOOK-BUYERS GENERALLY,
will please take notice that
STARkE & RTLAND,
No. OILS MAIN STREET, RICHMoSD VA,
are prepared 10 furnish them anything III the
BOOK AND STATIONERY LINE
at the lowest market price.
Our stock Of SCHOOL-BOOkS Is very COM
pletc, comprising the most approved textbooks
In Arithmetic Algebra, Anatomy Astronomy
bookkeeping, Botany, Chemistry, Composition,
Elocution, Geography, Geology, Geometry, Gram;
mar and Etymology, History Literature. and
Art: Moral and Mental Philosophy Natural
Philosophy, Spelling, Reading, French Spanish
German. italian. Latin. and Greek.
STATES. COPY-BOOKS.
COMPOSITION BOOKS. INKS,
WRITING PAPERS, PENCILS PENS,
WRISTBANDS in great variety and as cheap
as they can be bought In the city.
A splendid assortment of FA1RCHlLD'S CELE-
DRAFTED GOLD PENS always on hand.
Call and examine our stock, or send Tor cata-
logue. .,
Country orders promptly filled.
Liberal discounts to teachers.
Address STARKE 4 RYLASD,
seI-6w Richmond, Va.
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PoST-OrF1cE Tirgikid.-At
Powhatan Courthouse, Powhatan county.
Va. James W. Ford is appointed postmas-
ter rice Eugene Brady resigned; at Prince
Edward Courthouse, Prince Edward coun-
Is. Va. Huntington ". Freeman is APP
pointed postmaster uicc r. b. ThackSton, de-
ceased Office ut ElliSville. Louisa county.
Va. is discontinued; papers should now be
sent TO Louisa Courthouse.
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Marine News---Weather in Georgia

Mnrine NeWs---WeatEer Ia CeOrEIe.
SAVANNAH, GA, September 24.-Steam-
ship United States, from New Orleans for
New York, put in here for coal. Schooner
Oliver l.. Rourke, with sugar from Cape
BARREN for Boston, put in here, having been
ashore at Saholo island.
There have been heavy rains to-day.
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Indians Threatening n United States


WASHINGTON, September 24.-The North.
ern California Indians are becoming hostile.
They have given the commandg at Fort
Bidwell notice that if in ten days he did not
release some prisoners they will assault the
fort,
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REMOVALS,

DEMONAL.-The subscribers, having
IL taken the store lately occupied by Mr.. L. Levy
Oh Fourteenth street below Cary, and adjoining
the stores OF Messrs Spots = Gibson and Messrs.
Lee, Seldom X Co., they Will In u few days make
considerable addition TO their stock, and will he
able 10 offer to their customers choice selection
1914 MASsIE Il HARVEY.
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THE WAY TO SPELL Tive were in
formed Yesterday morning 10y an old citizen
Of Blaudford that our spelling of the creek
that runs between Petersburg and Bland
ford was incorrect. He says it should be
Live Tenant Run, and not Lieutenant. as it
is usually written.
He informs us that its name originated as
follows: When Virginia was first settled,
more than two hundred years ago, the pa
tentee brought over number Of tenants
from England to settle on his land. He To-
Gated some of them along the margin of this
stream. He went to England, where he re-
manned three years after which time he re-
turned to this country with more cmi@rants,
and when he reached here he found that all
his tenants had died except one, and this
one was living on the line OF that run so he
named it Live Tenant Run.-PeterSbmy
ETDrpSS,
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Gold from Europe.

LIVERPOOL, September 24.-The steam
ship Brooklyn sailed for New York to-day
with $3.50, coo in gold.
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CONTEMPORARIES.


VIZ w. TRIBBETT IS RECEIVING
w by New York and Baltimore steamers TO-
so boxes RAISISS, best layer;
10 boxes CITRON, new;
3 barrels CURRANTS,
800 drums FIGS, superior quality;
20 barrels ASSORTED NUTS,
cases SARDlSES,
5 dozen SWEET and OLIVE OIL,
80 dozen BRANDY PEACHES, lquart:
20 dozen BRANDY PEACHES, half gallons;
3 trails DATES,
3 cases MUSTARD, -
25 dozen FRESH CANNED PEACHES,
10 dozen FRESH CANNED PINEAPPLES,
10 dozen FRESH CANNED STRAWBER-
10 dozen ASSORTED JELL1Es,
S cases PRESERVED GINGER,
10 dozen CANNED TOMATOES,
90 dozen assorted SAUCES and CATSuPS,
IS dozen ASSORTED PICKLES,
10 bags COCOANUTS,
20 boxes ROCK CANDY,
% dozen ASSORTED PIPES,
100 reams PAPER,
- gross BLEACHING,
l. 200 bounds ASSORTED FREE CHI CANDIES,
IS barrels LEMON CRACKERS;
together with 4 large stock of TOYS, FANCY
SOAPS, MARBLES, TOY BASKETS and BUCK
ETS. DOLLS, HARPS, &c.
The above goods have all been selected In person
and with great care. COUNTRY MERCHANTS
will save money by examining my STOCK Delorc
they purchase elsewhere.
make the WHOLESALERS SPECIALITY, ana guaran-
tee satisfaction. Give me call. Respectfully,
W. w. TRIBBETT,
lllG Main street,
seo5 Richmond Va,
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OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL BENEVOLENT
LIFE ASSOCIATION,

LIFE ASSOCIATION,
No. 1909 MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA, September ID, 1859.
NOTICE TO THE MEMBERS OF THE
IN MUTUAL. BENEN CLIENT LIFE AsSQClA-
TION OF RICHMOND, VIA reguisiticn OF
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS on each
policyholder of this institution has been made 70
pay loss by death of two OF It's membership, y.
b. Albright and c. ID. Carr. This requisition
must be paid within thirty days, or the policy
Il. b. STARKE,
selS-lm General Agent.
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nrrorS7MEyrs.-Edmund r. Allen, sur
ycyor of customs, port of Accomac Court
house. Va. A. y. johnson, collector of
customs, district of Tappahannock, Va.
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Suit AGAINST the Pacific Railroad.

SALT LAKE CITY, September~"24 Thomas
y. Bates has commenced suit here against
the Union Pacific railroad for S39, 600, 900 for
money and supplies furnished the road.
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NEW YORK.
Domestic Markels-TBY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK., September oi.-Stocks very unset
tied. Money not quoted. Steriing-Long lcss
teen minutes went down to 1864. 1t is now %5 go
80. owing to the excitement, went down to llg.
Southern securities not called.
Flour dull and dropping. Wheat dull and nomi-
nal. Corn favors buyers. Pork, $3.50. Lard
quiet. Cotton firm ut 2afc. Turpentine steady at
isc: Rosin quiet. freghts non nominal d o,oo no.,
with the advance lost; sales 1900 bales at 29c.
Flour dun and declining: supcriinc state, SCG
81 5OaSl. SO Illinois, las white Michigan $l.6l.
Corn closed lMl2c. lower; mixed western, 81. Ia
$ll?. Pork unsettled at s3l.623 Lard irregular
G Grorar iet ict. Tmrncnfnc, I2sG4sc Rosln
steady. Freights dun.
After a day of unparalleled excitement In Wall
street, the market closed comparatively calm.
Gold opened ut 1891 ran upto 162 at II o'clock and
ltccn minutes afterwards fell 10 1863. then to l35
and closed at 1873. Transactions were SO enormous
that the Gold Exchange bank could not settle at the
regular hour, which has caused great confusion.
1t Is impossible to tell at present hat large firms,
If any, have failed. Several small firms are KNOWN
Money was unsettled to the close when it was
quoted at : per cent. with &C.. commission. Ster'
ling rcco vcrcd at the close and closed nj lO7t0 los,
Governments closed quiet and neglected go 5,
go, l29t Southern securities dull; Tennessee 6's
Gl ncw, SIS. Virginia 6's, So new, 81 North Car
olns 6's, So new, DC.
BALTIMORE, September ol.-Cotton dull. Flour
dull and weak. Wheat dull and unsettled prime
red, Sl.5O@Sl.55 Corn firm; white $l.2S@Sl.3o
yellow 81 2OmSl.2t. Oats, G0M66c. Pork quiet
Bacon firm. Mhiskey-Supply light at Stag *l.25
C1ScISSATI, September 2i.-Whiskey 81 Is, bu
held higher. Pork steady ut $50. Lard stcadicl
and held at 1sc. Bacon firm; shoulders, l6c.
sides, l0@latc.
LOUISVILLE. September 2!.-Proyisons firm
Mess Pork, S33.5O@ 1913; MISUNDERSTANDING, lGtc.
sides lOtc., with sales Of 55 900 pounds. Whiskc.
unchanged but with amarkcd declining tendency
NEW ORLEANS, September 2i.-Cotton lower a
26:c. sales, 1900 bales. Gold, l3i. New lorl
sight mar.
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IRON WORKS.

GUMAC MILLS.
The subscribers are engaged in The manufacture
of SuNAC MILLS, and from their knowledge and
experience believe they can construct u better and
more perfect 5iILL than can be procured any
where In the United States.
We shall be pleased to correspond with all per-
sons inclnedt to engage in this business.
We viii, If desired put In operation all MILLS
purchased from u.s. and will also furnish all tbs ne
cessary information about grinding, &c.
SCOTT Il BOWERY,
Hope Foundry,
sc Inns Fredericksburg, va,
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DICHMoND COLLEGE.

The next session of this Institution VIII open
OCTOBER lST and close JULY lsr.
The course of SHADY Is distributed among seven
independent schools, so divided into CLASSES anu
grades OF advancement and secure TO each thorough
instruction In the lecture-r0om.
EXPENSES.
Trition In three schools (t.ie usual herl aaa
other fees, SIS.
Board In professors or other private fafnites ss
For Catalogue and detailed information, address
ID. PUREEAk,
Chairman OF the Faculty,
post-efGce box isas Rtcamaada fas
~ ss-W&StQel yss,ss
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learn from reliable au-

FRUsTRATED.-We learn from reliable au-
thoritv that the ncfarious scheme of the
Radicals to so change the Board of Public
Works as to turn out General Malone and
others, and throw the railroads of the State
into the hands of the scalawags and carpet
baggers, has been frustrated, and that, too,
by orders from Washington. This news is
reliable. -LynchbuTg F'rgindn.
land by whose intervention:]
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Naval ssoreS Scarce M Wilmington.
WILMINGTON, n. c., September 24.-In
consequence Of the low stage Of the river
large quantities of naval stores are kept
from market.
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DEAD.-Mr. Elliott, who was wounded in
a fight with Mr.. Samuel b. Clay, near this
city, some weeks ago, died somewhat sud-
denly about O'Clock Wednesday night. a
coroner's inquest was held over the body
yesterday, but we have not learned the re-
suit. Mr.. Clay, who was wounded also.
has so far recovered as to be pronounced by
his physicians out of danger.-Lynchbury
Ne,rs
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The Chatham Tribune is the name OF Il
weekly paper the publication OF which has
lust been commenced at Pttsyvania Court
house by w. NJ. Tredway, Jr.
On Wednesday night last the house OF Mr..
John NJ. Payne, some four miles from the
city, WAS robbed of clothing belonging TO
his wife, worth about SID, and 81 Ill
money.-Lynchburg NeooS.s
James NJ. Mason, formerly United States
senator from Virginia, and ambassador OF
the Confederate States to England, now Il
resident of Seminary Hill, was in this city
to-day. Gazette, 23d.
A carload of German emigrants arrived
here this morning from the North, and left
on the passenger train of the Orange, Alex
andria and Manassas railroad for MiSSlS-
sippi.-AlerdndriG Gazette, sd.
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DLUE RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL,

a
ALBEMARLE COUNTY, A.
A. X. YANCEY, JR.. University OF virginia )
CASKIE HARRISON, Rugby and Cambridge,
England Principals. ,,,o
The next session OF this school will commence
September Is 1899, and close 25th of June follow
Ing The locality is most beautiful and healthy
and the social and religious advantages are tnsur,
passed in the State. 1t has been for years wei
known as the seat of most popular and SUCCESSFUL
schools conducted ut different times by the late
DR.. Gessner Harrison and others.
The Principals are determined to keep the school
fully up to the high grade of scholarship main
tained by the eminent teachers who gave 1t such
reputation in former years. The course OF In
struction embraces the following departments
ANCIENT LANGUAGES and L1TERATuRE,
MODERN LANGUAGES and LITERATURE,
MATHEMATICS tpure and applied). NAIU-
RAJ and MORAL SCIENCES.
The school being designed to give boys a tho
rough and complete preparation for the univer-
sitv OF Virginia. the mode of instruction and the
textbooks are US far as practicable those OF tnat
Institution, The principals; extensive eS-
perieuce rs educators OF youth, and being "confi-
IDENTIFY commended to public favor by profess
sors at the University of Virginia and others-are
encouraged to hope for q continuance Of success
in their efforts to advance the cause or higher edu-
cation in the State.
TERMS: Tuition, board, fuel lights, and wash
Ing $3.50 for the entire session. No extra charges
Circulars sent on application. Sc l!-25t
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EDUCATIONAL.

1SISs TANNER WILL RESUME THE
wi dnties of her school ON the FIRST MONDAY
n October on Main street nearly opposite the Ola
Fair Ground. Apply - -" se 2s-tOcis
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,

piedmont FEMALE INSTITUTE,
i CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.-MRs. K: 4
MEADE, cipaI--begins on the 2lst SCI s.a,
and certificates OF proficiency and graduation viii
be hereafter bestowed on those who deserve ITEM
cessibIe to EVERY PUPIL. as they win be given 10
ALL WHO REACH CERTAIN STANDARD OF Eas
CELLENCE. Thus new stimulus to diligence anu
good cond,Ic, will be added, while no feeling OF
rivalry viii be excited. For further particulars,
appiy 10 the principal. AZ ~
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We have been requested by the parties
who arrested, last week, the man who stole
the horse and buggy from Mr.. Sutherland,
of Richmond, to say that the money Qifty-
one dollars found ON the thief at the time
Of his arrest was turned over to DR.. Jorgcn-.
son, the proper owner, it being Il part Of
the money paid by Jorgenson TO the prl-
soner in the trade for the buggy.-Fdrm-
rlWR NelrS.
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A revival of religion is progressing at An
tioch church, in Isle Of Wight county, under
the labors of Rev. w. B. Wellons. Many
have been converted, and the interest Is i'll
crcasing.-NOrfoh TiTginidn.
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- ---~-n ,lIx VI Tue LlSt, being
wounded by the fall, and afterwards
drowned. "-Petci 'sburg Jnde1.
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E.hHFEI.
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION.

A ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION. :
"A We give notice that the Good Shepherds OF
Bethlehem will turn out on MONDAY, Septem-
her o. 1860, to celebrate their anniversary. We
hone that the employers of members VIII ex-
cuse them on that day. We will meet at our hall Mt
l2 o'clock and turn out at / O'Clock. Our line of
march will be down Broad to Twenty-ffth street,
and up Main TO First street, and down to our hail.
So 25--2tx
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

T ATTN, GREEK, ENGLISH, FRENCH,
~ German; italian, and Spanish SCH d.
BOOKS of the best editions for sale at the lowest
Also, large t stock Of sEdoND.HANDs SCHOOL.
BOOKS st about half price. Old books taken In
exchange or r. bought Ph N for cash sh r,,rsu
Dealers In Law, Medical. and
Miscellaneous Books,
sc 2a-i&w Stationers and Book-binders.
CCHoOL-BOoKs, SCHOOL STATION
WooDHoTsE ( PARHAM are now in receipt
BOOKS and STATIONERY,
PIANO-FORTES and MUSIC,
comprising the best stock they have Uttered Tor
Professors teachers. parents, pupils, and others
supplied on liberal terms with all the school-books
required, together with stationery of every de-
They are the Richmond agents for the superb
sec 1905 Main street.
CCHOOL-BOOKs! sCHOOL-BOOKs!!
CCARY L AMBLER, No. 1909 Main street oppo-
site St. Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va, have now
on hand G9mplete era ass4rtment OF sCHoG}-
which they offer at lowest prices. A liberal dis
count made To teachers. Country merchants
furnished at Philadelphia wholesale prices.
sc 2o-3m
AN PREPARED TO FURNISH MY
i customers and the public with almost anything
they may want in my lin s.. H. KE1N1SGHAM,
Bookseller. Stationer, Binder. and Blank-Book
Manufacturer. No. s3l Broad street. corner OF
Ninth, Richmond, Va Sc lt-lm
NEW NOVELS, JUST READY, AT
~ TURNER'S. 11l4 MAIN STREET.
COUNTESS GISELA. a5c By author OF "Oid
" HENRY 2EsM0ND AND LovEL. soc. ByW.
u FALSE LsI C5GoiL.oRs. soc. By Annie Thomas: =,
CORD AND CREESE. 75c. BY author OF
Dodge Club -
PHINEAS PHINN. SLIPS. BY Anthony Troll
lope.
FOUL PLAY. CSC.
GRIFFITH GAUNT. CSC.
HARD CASH. 35c. -
NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND. 35c.
LOVE ME LITTLE LOVE Me LONG. 3'c.
By Charles Reade.
And other late and choice NOVELS. Sc ID
AFARSH'S MUSIC STORE, No. 91S Main
WI street, Richmond, Branch Of MARSH CO.,
Philadelphia. MUSIC and MUSIC BOOKS from
all publishers in the United States, and musical
merchandise of every description,
Orders by mail promptly executed.
j. MARSH. 9lS Main street,
sc 7-eottOctl Richmond Va.
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WOOD AND COAL.

INTURACITE COALS.-Mr. B.
y WARDWELB Is our agent for the sale Of our
celebrated PRESTON WHITE end RED ASH
GOALS. 1t cannot be had of any other party In
NJ. S. BULKLEY & CO.,
Miners and shippers,
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am prepared to fill orders at prices that cannon
fall to give satisfaction say without fear OF con
tradiction. and invite the trial, that the PRESTON
COAL Is the best CCal shipped To this market.
All Of which | most respectfully submit TO III!
kndand generous customers.
Il. WARDW ELL,
81 o51m Coal. Wood, and Ice Dealer
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TT GIVES Me PLEASURE TO AN
4 NOUNCE that I have secured the services, as
The French Goycrncss in my school, Of Madame
II. AGILE TOGNO, formerly princl,ptti a VI IA
popular school for young ladies' III Shariesloh az"
Columbia, 5. G. roo>,o h,s hoa,,
For the past two years Madame ToGNo mas peen
in Europc making an especial study or the most
improved methods of teaching the Modern LIN
guages. ,.,,,, .,,,,ose no n
teacher will contribute much, / am confident, 70
the advancement of my pupils.
ID. LEE POWELL, A. NJ,
Southern Female Institute, Richmond, va.
lG--nw
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GOAL AND WOOD.-I am now receiv-
" ing orders for winters supply of ANIilRA-
CITE COAL. at 50 cents to 81 per ton reduction on
late prices. CLOVER HILL COAL and OAK
and PINE WOOD at lowest market rates.
Send In your orders to Nineteenth and Cary or
60 30 CHARLES II. PAGE.
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cOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
- NO. GRACE STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
THE ST xteeuth annual session OF this school conf
mences on the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER
next.
have been employed Among them French lazy,
who win reside in the Institute, and win speak
French habitualy with the boarders. Attention Is
called to the conversation classes In French, Sc
curing to day pupils extra recitation without
extra charge. Madame X. ACELiE TOGSO,
formerly OF Charleston and Columbia, ). u,
French Governess.
The building, erected for school purposes, con-
tains forty -fye rooms Chambers never nave more
than two occupants. For catalogue, containing
terms course OF studies and list of patrons, adj
dress u. LEE POW ELL, A. d.
au 3-tOctl Post-otticc box s2s.
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NOKE, COAL, AND WO0D:-Just re-
Y cclved superior article Of SOFT GDk +: for Tor
cooking purposes also, GLOVER HILL tuMI
COAL at So: HAIL. 50: HARD, for CRATES or
stoves, 81 per load, delivered. also keep on
hand the best ANTHRACITE GOA and OAK
and PINE WOOD. c. b. LIPSCOMB,
Sc 2l-3m corner of Seventh and Byrd streets
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DOyER HAIL COAL, the cheapest
u crate fuel In market. CARBON HILL SOFT
COKE the best cooking fuel In market An
THRACITE COAL. all sizes. nj lowest market
rates WOOD-OAk and p1NE-sawcd or long,
at lowest market rates promptly delivered in any
Dart of the CITY by JONES 4 BROOKE, Agents
Dover Company and Carbon llill mines. YARD on
Si : IN street near Canal. SC Il
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T AN PREPARED TO FURNISH MY
L customers and the public with almost anything
W. II. KEINISGHAM,
bookseller. Stationer Binder, and Blank-Book
Manufacturer No. s3l Broad street. corner OF
Cinth Richmond. Va. Sc le-lm
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RatsS TAZEIVELL'S SCHOOL FOB
lM YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS.
NO. III GRACE STREET BETWEEN sE'ESih
AND EIGHTH.
The third session ofthis school VIII commence on
tbn FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER ana close on
cnmmodioiis building has been selected, al,
rording fine, lofty apartments, admirably snis s
for the purpose. Circulars containing terms r ron
other essential information can be Obtained tfv M
Miss TAZEWELL ut her residence, ana NJ Lho
bookstore Of Mr.. BIDGOOD. Sc i-Im
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M1ppLEBURG, LoUDoUN COUNTY, yA.,}
July Is, 1869. !

MISS STANARD WILL RE-oI. G Gn
ISI her school on the 1sT OF OCTOBER a. NO.
los Grace street. between Adams and Jererson.
s.
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COMMERCIAL,
Grain and Flour Markets,

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA, September 81, 1869.
nrTFuTSCc
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TER-aIBLE SCENES ON A CooLIE SnII

TERRIBLE SCENES ON A CoOLIE SHIP.
The st. Helena Guardian of September
I'd relates sad story in connection with
the Chinese coolie traffic. The French
ba1que Tamaris, Capt. Rannie, LEFT Macao
on the 9th of February with 300 emf
grants on board. Everything went
smoothly until within about $40 miles of
the Island of Java, when revolt broke
out among the coolies, who got the best
of the fight, when the crew took to the
boats, leaving the captain on board, wheth-
er with his consent or not is unknown.
What happened to him is not certainly
known, but the interpreter on board Gays
he was cut up and thrown overheard.
Thirty days afterward the Tamaris was
captured by Dutch man. of-war sent in
pursuit, and taken into Padang. At Pa
dang, the crew, wins had landed in Java,
rejoined their ship. A new captain and
chief officer were appointed, and the ship
started ia pursuit of her destination on
the 10Th of June. By this date the num-
Der Of coolies had been reduced by arms
and disease to 245. Out of this number
scores jumped overheard and committed
suicide when they found they were to
proceed on their voyage. Scores of others
have died of what a coolie ship captain
phlegmatically would call the effects Of
opium. There now remains on board the
Tamaris rs emigrants alive. Two hun
dred and twenty are no longer living