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FOURTH EDITION
DOMESTIC AFFAIRS.

President Grants Summer Visit to
the NOrth-The Mississippi and
Texas ElectiOns-Military
Men as Indian Agents
Crowds at the
White House.
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The following statement OF the condition Of the
Company on the first day Of January, 1859, is pub
lsned in according with an act of Assembly,
Capital Stock, al pud up. P.............s2 800 10000
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FROM TIE WEST.
Shin,lCnt Of Wheat.

st. LOUIS May 22.-Hru thousand bushels OF wheat
in bulk, part of shipment Of 100000 bushels from
st. Paul to Liverpool via New Orleans, arrived here
yesterday.
The beautiful grounds OF the I.GClede Racing AssO-
citation, four miles from this city, will be subdiVidCd
ana sold about the middle OF next month.
Republican Canvass.
The RcpubjicdH learns that the ArrapahOes and
few Cheyennes have come into Camp Supply, south
of Fort Dodge, Kansas, and orders have been sent
forward to furnish them with provisions.
Colonel n. d. Wilson waS about leaving Fort Dodge
to place the above named Indians their reserva-
tion.
The KansHs-Pacifc Railroad.
ST, LOUIS, NAV 22.--Iudge Parsons, President of
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3}tsiImvo0 4laFatch.
TuESDAY...NO 10, 1869.
THO p,l1l;c Debt.

A finarcicr of the West proposes that the
rublic debt he paid by rcdccmng all the
bonds in paper notes which shall be unFe.
dcc,nablc. 4 plan for paying the debt that
Is only novel rs it Is proposed in advance
Debts arc not uncommonly paid 10y issuing
notes that are never redeemed. But had II
been understood when they were issued
that they would not be redeemed, they
conld not have been Issued nj all. Nobody
would take them.
one would think that such proposition
could not be seriously made bur there are
so many cxtravaglnt notions about the pup
lie debt that il is not surprising that a man
should earnestly present this one. Inc
author thinks il would be so we'll divided
amongst the people that they would no,
feel it, and since they would be remove"
from taxation the while, they would pass
ohout the Government paper with some
tl,ino ike satisfaction. ltwouId be swiftly
moving currency 1t would be passed as
r;,pidly from hand 10 hand as hot horse
shoe.
ISN'T I'll the propositions that have any
souintiug towards ultimate Reputation are
idle. They will not be entertained. ms
Union j, too rich and powerful not 10 be
able 20 pay lis debt, and it cannot afford TO
hermit It's credit to suffer ii the eyes OF the
world by reputation. Relief from inc
vrbolr debt ut once would be no compcllSI-
finn, FIR s,rch = lliyht upon the national
honor.
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TIE CASE or MR.. GARRETT.

Rev. J. L. Garrett makes the Following
statement of his case:
"Your report Of my case is incorrect II, IN
two or three particular:s-to VIII Isl. a,u
not object to examinations required OF can
didatcs for 'flll connection 1t was dis
tinctly stated that 1 had passed all exa n 4;
nltions. prescribed for candidates for i,lll
connection and have actually been a men,
Der i'm full connection. for one year. "a:
claim that the examinations OF inc tnilu
and fourth wears are only conditions prece-c
dent to elders orders: and rs an elder oil
several years standing, elected by the An An
nual Conference, mot by Quarterly, Con-
ference, as you statc,) and ordained by a
Bishop. there is no law which requires me
to submit to them.
character passed by unanimous vote oil
the Conference - o,>
The Conference then adjourned until %
o'clock this morning.
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II appears after all that three men did so
to San Donlingo--riz., Senator COLE, Cen
cral DADCocE. and Judge O'SULLIvAN. The
tribune calls it "a mission OF good nature,
(which permits them TO see all they can
land converse with whomSoever they
.'plcase, but not to make bargains" They
20 TO look at the promised land" and we
shouldn't wonder if they came back with
something to whct the appetite OF the
/" Americans" The Iribuae, while not be-
Gcying that the three gentlemen have any
treaty making power, or that San Domingo
il ready, "cut and dried" for annexation,
comedies That President BAEZ "has a plan
(which IN the necessity OF his case, he has
"bccn tempted to submit to these excellent
"gcntlemcn." Most excellent fellows, in
deed! But this plan Of taking country
from tyrant who is unable to hold it, and
from necessity" barriers it for his own
safety and Il good living, is almost as old rs
wrong itself Acquisitions by main force,
under the promptings Of desire, conve-
nience, and homogcneity, come with fur
better grace to powerful nations.
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IONA country. and in fact the entire West,
WAS evidently inhabited bTan cnterprislng
and accomplished civilized people 700 or 500
years ago. He found numerous evidences
of civilization. The ruins of number OF
cities and towns, large and small, were I'll =
roughly explored by the Adams party.
Tools Of the most excellent and artistic con-
struction were found in quantities in and
about the various mines. Gold, silver, iron:
coal, and lead mines. were discovered, ana
all of them gave unquestioncd evidence Oh
HAVING been worked by expert artisans.
Captain Adams says there is no doubt the
great wealth of this country lies buried in
these mines. He found many thousand
acres of barley. wheat, rye, and corn. crow
ing wild. His report will be cmbellishcd
with numerous maps of the scenery and
plates of the discoveries made during his
explorations
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A gentleman sends Us an argument on the
question of the power OF a state TO pre-
scribe for members OF Congress quallhca-
tions additional to those named Inthc Fcde-
raj Constitution. He seems to arrive at the
general conclusion that "whilst no portion
.'of the people should elect any whom the
" Constitution Of their State disqua!iilcS,
''stiIl it is the duty of the Congress to adj
emit whom the United States Constitution
"docs qualify" That is to say, ii is the
duty of the people to cote against those
whom ii is the duty Of Congress to cote for.
We do not wish to discuss this question just
now: but we can hardly endorse the doc
trinc laid down above. The latter clause OF
the sentence comprises our entire creed on
the qucstion-namcly, that it is the duty OF
the Congress to admit all whom the United
States Constitution qualities.
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MI BACHELORS HAIR-DYE.-This
splendid HAIR-DYE is the best In the worid-thf
only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable in-
Simultaneous. No disappointmcnt-no riGi"nious
tints remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes invigo~
rates and leaves the hair soft and hcautlin! black
or brown. Sold by all druggists and pertumers'
and properly applied at the Wig Factory ID Bono
street, New York. mn 2o--eodt5
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Understanding.

nj, .,,1ia.i rF dt.,;r.rn i one OF those
= ,,1.;.h ,r.n rrfrr;,,In. are 50 simple,
o,a tI,c v.ar,rl,t NJ testimony 80 powerful.
th.,. r.rrr can hardly he two opinions.
pr,inaun and deep and thorough tillagc
arc the ,hilac~ to make farming lucrative.
Drgiuaac not ONLY increases the fertility Of
land. Int il impart, warmth and gcniality,
~ ........... .rnrz IA rincn earlier, Ii has ::
tino .G,t imam tI,t.,imo>rhcrr. promoting
u.n,.n.I.l, - .bn localities where if i re-
sor,aa:o.
An iufcrnytir. discussion tool, place alta
,,c,ti,., 81. ia. >,atn .,,;rulfur;.l Society,"
.4.1o. r...a,,. j,ui,.,gro, tho subject nr drain
., ..l.,,.i n,,,r,s ~ F,;rG,v who
.......t,. ~ .....,.o. comm milo. he
I.,,, ,I....,,.,.:, mod. como ;ntornStir9
....o,,.,., rl,..,;3 tl,ot - drofniuu nlounh
,,.1 l,,,, i,.yo,,.nl :, Illinois and used on
ND. oftr,,t S4.to which
',,'},,:,.,i,.. .,,:,..1 - ,1,o,, ,rd vonIl
w. "''''''' -, Ia,,I. ,,.. ,.o,,,
''li,''' ",'' - ,','f = ,,oar,,. ,1,on
,, ..,,,..,-,. 7,,.,| ,~o .,n1 ia in
'.,:>,..;,, +1.o.
s'p ~. = s'"'' -. tho
Sn'','' !4'''' ''''',' ",'l' ~. ,,',, ~,
S'-'''- 49, ''''' ,,.,,,i ,,.oro t,,o
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IL, '',''h,.'0' "'S"p l,o''' '''',> -, .,,
'h'Ae9 III "i'''e''1 i',''"'o '''I p''"s'l1
snapped AZ" sl.oo'hco lo'n" i'''>s'7. ~
the water. Inc WORK was oonc r', , i"-
pl'!' IL" answered. -'iIe p'' lo,I I ~ n"no
"'N '""'''' ">''' .,-:,,. -.
A'>'e" Se''''' a'"'S' ''''" "'''
"pehc"' ... o,,,. .,,toa
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MAJ MATTED RYE WHISKEI.-Hay-
Ing obtained the receipt from Mr.. Franklin
Stcarns for making his MATTED RYE WHlS-
KEY. and having his old dist!ller now making 1t
for us we are prepared to fill orders for limited
quantity and have now In store about forty bar
rolls to which we invite the attention Of dealers.
GEORGEI. HERRING i co.
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AN OLD CIvHlzATloN.-Captain ADAMS,
OF the United States army, who has ex-
piored the Colorado canons, has made
long report to the War Department, which
report IS TO De published in book form.
3" Captain Adams contends that the Ari-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nr FRESH COD-LIVER OIL-OUR
own INPORTATION-jus received. This oil
:, ,n,royod and prescribed by our physicians rs
truE REST. PuREST, AND MOST ACCEPT
ARI,ETOTIIE STOMACH ever sold In this mar
kct. hhHDH
Importing Pharmacists
o,r s,v 9I0 Main street.
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DRY GOODS.
LEGANT AND ATTRACTIVE

ELEGANT AND ATTRACTIVE
T. r. PRICE & 60.
have Just opened, and are getting in ~ w..
and steamers daily, large additional suppl,
NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRESS C.r,.
such rs
PLAID POPLTSS, IRISH POrLI.-
REPS POPLIES,
COLORED and BLACK SATIN g.. >.
ming,
Rich and cheap BLACK CORDED sJr-...
walking dresses.
ALSO,
ARABS, CLOTH CLOAKs,
LONG and SQUARE STRIPED and n
SHAWLS,
VELVET for cl0aks, VELFETTEES.
BLACK POPLINS and other MOuE.Ir.
GOODS "a specially with themL
BLANHETS-l0-i, Ia, l2-. l2-4, 6c H..
T. K. PRICE ( -
no 10 nearly opposite po,,-rur.
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n BELLENOT, DIE-SIEKER AND
VI BRAND-CUTFER, I4l0 MAIN STEELT.-
The new patent BiANDING-lkOS. for marking
all kinds Of wooden articles by heating II, Is per-
fectly ada pied To branding barrels or any other
article under the new law.
Engravers' Stock, stencil Paste, Brushes, In
delible Ink, Steel Dies, Aph&bets, Seal Presses,
RrSss and Geruan silver. Frames Steel Rings,
Checks. Tags &c. wholesale aud retail. mns
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FOR SALE.

AILWAY PRINTING PRESS AND
IL ONE JOB PRESS FOR SALE.-pnc Rail
WAY PRINTING PRESS tloc'S make, nearly
rrIy-six. OF he'd. 81 and 10 inches Also one
OTAKTO-ME DIUM DEGREE LIBERTY
PRESS nearly new. Both Of these presses are III
perfect order. Great bargains are offered ana
terms accommodating. ,..
Also. a large numbcr IF STANDS GLASSES,
IMPOSING-STONES. TYPE, &c.
The only reason for the sale II the above articles
Is that the Office i discontinued. For particulars
apply 10 ,,,->->-,rr-,rr, ,,,o,,
corner Of Governor and Franklin Streets.
M oawaw Richmond, Va.
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MARRIED.

Az AnDona.tox Courthouse. October 9Th. hy
pcv. c. ". Lcyburn. MIR. JAMES II. FEAIH-
ERSTONE and Miss SALLY NJ. kAGL I'D,
daughter Of y. II. kagland; a!l OF App0naltoS'
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DRY GOODS.

More NEW GOODS will be exhibited, when he
asks the public In general to call and study their
own interest.
CLOAKs, SHAWLS, and ARABS, to suit every
body;
GOOD KID GLOVES at sl.2s, just received;
SOSTAGS, HOODS. NUBLAS, INFANTS
SACQUES, &C., In large variety and 1T re-
duced prices;
IRISH POPLINS, In Nil colors and shades;
BEAI-TIFUL PLAIDS and STRIPED SERGE
CLOTH;
CuENE POPLINs from % to s7ic., very beau
tiful;
LADIES, and MISSES VESTS from soc. TO IL
and upwards.
BALMORALS from 75c. upwards;
BED BLANKETS ut great bargains
FLANNELS, FLANSELS, at all prices;
Large stock of DOMESTIC GOODS;
CALICOES at l2ic.
al WHITE COTTOSS ut l2ic.; =
4 GREAT BARGAIN in BLACK ALPACAS:
LACE HANDKERCHIEFS ut SOC.
4 large assortment Of CLOTHS, DOESklN, CAS-
SIMERES, KENTUCKY JEANS, SATl-
NETS &C, for mems and boys wear;
TABLE-CLOTHS, NAPKINS, TOWELS, ana
DIAPER ut great bargains;
HOSIERY. GLOVES, NOTIONS, and CoRSETS,
at all prices;
MEMS and BOYS UNDERWEAR, from the
cheapest To the best.
In fact, there are many NEW GOODS, too MT
merous to mention, at low figures.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
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MT ALSOP'S ENGLISH ALE,
IMPORTED BY MYSELF,

AND
FOR SALE BY TIE CASK OR GALLON.
OSCAR CRAM,
No. Exchange Block.
no1aat Fourteenth street.
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n~7y"TA BLE-C 9TH 5, DOILlES,
NAPKINS, TOWELS, TOWELLlNG, SHEET
INGS. PILLOW-CASE LINEN AND COTTON.
We now offer the largest and bast-assorted stock
Of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS that we have ever
had. and at extremely low prices:
Brown Linen Tabc-Cloths. two yards long at
75c worth 81; White Table-Cloths. warranted all
pure linen, at 81 worth 81. Pure White Linen
Table Damask at &C., 81, and 81 - worth o. si."o
and Sis; Linen Fringcd Napkins at y. per
dozen worth $3.50; large-size Napkins ut -
worth 81 per dozen Huckaback at Id. worth @cc.
per ward: extra fine wide and heavy Hucka5ack
at soc. per yard would be cheap at 65c.; Towels
al l.5O, 81. and - per dozen: and many other
bargains In Linen Goods at
LEVY BROTHERS,,
no10 1913 and 1915 Main street.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.

Rev. Dr.. L. NJ. Lee offered Il resolution
proposing an amendment 10 the clause Of
The constitution providing for the assess
mcnt OF salaries by board of stewards. 1t
was referred TO the Committee on Memo
rails TO the General Conference.
ReyS. DR.. Duncan and II. b. Cowles
offered 4 resolution requesting the General
Conference TO introduce into the questions
to he answered by annual conferences one
to this effect: "What ministers are received
from other churches%' Referred to the
Committee on Memorials to the General
Conference.
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Ibavc examined the whiSkey referred 10 above
and find 1t equal to the Mailed l'1 l. in"oc os
me before the war, and take pleasure In recon-
mcndng It To my old patrons and the public. IL Is
made according 10 my directions, and Is perfectly
PURE.
no l2-!t fk1NNhbl "Ai'N''-'''
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DIVIDEND.


DICHMOND AND LIZ L K + 90 l.
III PACKET COMPANI-DlEIDEND OF As
SETS.-On the 10TH INSTANT the Executive
Committee viii pay SIXTY-FIVE DOLLARS per
share, ut the Office Of the Insurance and Savings
Company Of Virginia, from l. tn O'Clock
y. B.-Sharchodcrs will be required 10 present
their certificates Of stock.
DAVID j. BURR,
JOHN PURCELL,
WILLIAM G.. PAINE,
Executive Committee OF
Richmond aud Liverpool Packet Company.
no l2--lut
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"ERRINGS! HEnRINGS We offer
4 I To the trade SEQ barrels MAGbALENE HER
RINGS, in prime order.
j. =. BLAND 4 CO..
&C oI--3m 1921 Cary street.
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Mt GREAT BARGAINS IN GlMPS,
VELVET RIBBONS. and other TRIMMINGS
roL0rED VELVET RIBBONS at 30 and SOC.
apiece worth so and 75c.:
GIMP at II. l2i. ana l5c. worth Csc;
CORDS and TASSELS for Arabs;
DRFSsING-GOWES. CLOAKS. and APRONS;
DRESS BUTTONS OF every description. ana
SASH RIBBONS. LEVY BRDTBg4N',
1913 and 1915 Main street.
EALMORAL. BOULEVARD and HOOP
SKIRTS. In endless variety ii low prices. no 10
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HE CHURCH AT WASHINGTON.

Rev. Mr. Tudor made Il few remarks pre-
senting tile claims of the church ut Wash
ington, which is largely in debt. He spoke
ut length of the importance Of sustaining
church ut Washington in the southern Me-
thodist connection, not rs a local but rs a
national enterprise, and one upon which
the honor of the Church depends.
Rev. AlpheuS Wilson, of the Baltimore
Conference, followed Mr.. Tudor in urging
this matter upon the attention of Confer
ence. He said the Baltimore Conference
was not in the habit Of going without her
bounds to solicit help for her churches, but
many Virginia brethren would testify that
she had never turned 4 deaf ear to applca-
tons from the South for assistance. This
call, however, was justitiable in view of the
metropolitan character of the enterprise.
The failure of the Washington church
would be, in his opinion, one of the greatest
disasters that the denomination could suS-
tain.
Rev. DR.. Duncan endorsed the claims Of
the Washington church upon this Confer
ence, and testified to the liberalitv Of the
Baltimore Conference towards Virginia en-
terpriSes. The success Of that church would
demonstrate to the world, despite the asser-
ton of its enemies, that it was not poll
teal organization, but was actively engaged
in the work of saving souls.
Rev. DR.. Rosser also spoke in favor of
assisting the Washington church.
After some remarks by the Bishop, Il re-
solution, offered by DR.. Duncan, welcoming
Messrs. Tudor and Wilson and commend
ing the enterprise, was adopted. A coilec-
ton was also taken up for the object.
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REMOVALS,

--~e-~~>~~~~-~,~~~~~~~>-
n EMOFAL.-On MONDAY, 18th Of No.
III yembcr, the FRENCH CONSUL'S OFFICE
Will be removed to Thirteenth street, No. y, cor
uer of Cary street. no l3-3ts, M&Tu
CHAIRS CANE-SEATED.-Th under
" signed is prepared to do CANE-SEATING In
the best manner and on the lowest terms.
G.. TUTEkBOCK,
No. liz Madison street,
no lg--5tF between Broad and Grace.
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+ UMBER! LUMBER!! LUMBER!

TRUMAN A. PARKER 4 CO.,
dealers ia
White Pine Poplar, Black WALNUT, Maple Ash.
Hickory, Oak Cherry, Mahogany, and Sycamore
Lumber; also all Kinds Of Building Lumber,
Shingles, Laths, Slaves, Spokes, &c; keep always
on hand large stock, and sell at low prices. Their
old customers, and all others In want OF Lumber,
are particularly invited TO give them call before
buying elsewhere. Corner Sixth aud Canal streets,
Richmond, Va. no E-smf
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TREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 4 choice
" lot just received; CREAM, LEMON, and
WATER CRACKERS: LAYER RAI>INS.
oc.7 GEORGE i. HUhuLEN.
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Fine BLACK ALPACA ut 37}, 80, CO, &C.. &C.:
coLoErD ALPACA nj 20, 70, and SOC;
R1rH- .oPEp DELAINEs at 22!c. worth aoc.;
WHITE RED ALL-WOOL FLANNEL fror
CSC. up;
Fine IRISH LINEN at 40. worth 5Cc.. ut SOC.
worth 15c.;
LADIES' LINEN HAEDKEECluEFS at 75c.
per dozen;
LADIES, end MISSES Cotton HOSE ut l2!c.;
MISSES, and Cl1ILDnEN's wQoILEN HOSE
from !oc. up
GENTLFNEN'S and LADIES' UNDER>uiETS
a, half their viIue
Fifty pair more Of those LARGE BED BLANK
ETs. list received. Slightly damaged. al
sacrifice:
Heavy GRAY and BRowH HLAHKET5 from
se5opn.
''''>. -
.,-...
- ~ O..
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RECEIVED ON TRIAL.

Mcssrs. Walter c. Taylor, Richard Fer
suson, William P. Jordan, Edward NJ. Jor-
dan, William L. Payne, George NJ. Wright,
James NJ. Bledsoe, John Q. Rhodes, james
A. Hughes, local preachers, were admitted
on trial to the travelling connection.
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FEMALE COLLEGE.

,,...,,-,, :
This institution will be re-opened THURSDAY,
October y. 1892 The Principal. who has had IN
extensive experience In the conduct Of 4 FIRST
CLASS FEMALE SCHOOL, will spare no efforts
10 promote the Intellectual. moral, and physical
Development Of her pupils.
The expenses OF this school are regulated to suit
the cxigencies Of the times
Terms per session Of nine scholastic months OF
four weeks each. ending June -, 1870:
Board including lights, washing, an! fuel. $50
Tuition In academic department. .............. 80
Tuiti N I'm primary department ............... SO
Latin, French, and Spanish each. Is
Music the plano, including vocal. .......... %
use OF instr
ON paiutinu on canvas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
Drawing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30
Payments one-hali In advance.
Pupils furnish their own towels and table nap
Klns.
For further Information, circulars will be sent
on application.
5. +. NOTTINGHAM, Farmyile, Va.
REFERENCE The Trustees Of the College.
DC lS-3m
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n~,r FACTS FOR TIE PEOPLE.

n<iT FACTS FOR TIE PEOPLE.
That I. u. BRIGGS Is the OLDEST ESIAb-
LISTED BAKER In the city.
That I. D. BRIGGS docs the LARGEST BuSl-
NESS In the city.
ThatI. ID. BRIGGS makes As good BREAD Of
All kinds as can be found In the city.
That I. D. BRIGGS keeps the largest variety OF
PLAIN. FANCY, and ORNAMENTAL CAKES
In the city.
THAT u. BRIGGS'S CRACKERS, Of all kinds,
cannot be surpassed North or South.
Tint I. u. BRIGGS invites everybody to give
hin, = al af 7o7 MAIN and a23 BROAD STREET.
no L.
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CONES GELATINE +, COOKING
\ WINE FRESH CANNED PEACHES and
TOMATOES GEORGE \ III NDLEN,
Broad
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DEST TEAS.-We are in receipt of an
ID other lot of those tine T:cAS-hlack and green
oc rs W. G.. cambridge 4 CO.
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UERRINGS AND MACKEREL.
I I 100 barrels NEW No. l HERRlNGS,
% barrels No. ) AACkEREl-,
so kits No. ! NACkEREL: receiving and
for sale by MASSlt HAHN "a,
nrN Fourteenth street.
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NOFFEE.-100 bags RIO, LAGUAYRA,
v JAVA, and CEYLOS COFFEE, for sale 10y
MASSIE & HARVEY,
or Q Fourteenth street.
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STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES.

7DS BONES SOAP-variouS prices.
ILC c27 CIIAMBERLAYNE 4 JONES.
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RICHMOND, October H. 1869.
MRS. BLAIR BURWELL has returned
WI and will resume her lessons in vocal instruc-
ton. corner OF Grace and Fourth streets
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Mrs. MCDOWELL, HAVING DETER
WI MINED not 10 leave Richmond this winter,
can takra few more VOCAL SCHOLARS at her
residence No. 900 Main street. nO9-lwf
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HuEESE.-iG0 boxes FACTORY and
q CUTTING CHEESE for sale by
MASSIf. 4 HARVEY,
ocg Fourteenth street.
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ssHE

:, this ritv. ON sunday. November 18Th NIGH
oiaS EAERFTT, son Of William ;. and Nary
Ann Barrett; aged three months and twcnty-iouf
DAYS.
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cSSFE;GTE0EERgES.

FINDER ST. ALBAN,S HALL, COR
u NER MAIN AND THIRD STREETS, there
l. a large and wcll-selectcd stock Or CONFEG-
nRaSDIED. and CANNED FRUITS and every
thing usually found in frst-class confectionery.
OYSTERS, COFFEE, CHOCOLATE, &C., &C.,
served up to ladies and gentlemen IN the saloon by
polite attendants. THOMAS JAthSpH:
no 1G-tlJan successor 10 y. ilELihl y 70.