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CURE OF BLADDER AND KIDNEY AZTEC
TON OF LONG STANDING O. SToh
PASSED AND TO BE SEEN.
WEsTPoRT, CONN.,, September s, 1883.
II. T. Relmbold, Esq:
Dear Sir,-I commenced taking your Extract
Of 8uchu about two weeks since for an affection
ofthe gravel, bladder, and kidneys. Ihare suffer-
ed by spells, very much, for few days past. But
yesterday relief came through the effect OF yonr
"Buchu." A stone passed from my BLADDER about
the size of large pea, aud l now feel perfectly
we'll and entirely free from the pain that have
suffered with 50 hard. l attribute my cure to YOU,
medicine entirely, and would recommend all per-
sons similarly affected 10 try It. | have great
faith In its curative powers.
Yours, truly, THOMAS j. BENNETT.
REV. WILLIAM COGSWELL, Westport, Conn.
I'LL. G. CANNON, Druggist. Westport, Conn.
II. B. WHEELER, Esq, Westport, Conn.
BRADLEY HULL, ESQ.,, Westport, Conn.
DR.. WAKEMAN, Reading, Conn.
R. W. ROBINSON, Wholesale Druggist, New
York city and many others, Unnecessary.
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me- 500 LBS. CARB. AMMONIA, Oh
lbs. pure OIL Lemon tSanderson's). 20 kegs 81.
Carb, Soda. Is kegs saltpetre- prime vanilla
Bean, 200 lbs. Mace, $50 lbs. freeh Nutmegs' ao'
lhs nnre Cream Tartar, 200 OF. Sulph Quinine, so
OF. sulph Morphia, &C., received and for sa'e al
Ioue.t -, rtat rates nv l.. WAGNER,
90 90 o.x Druggist.
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The Enquirer states that "senator SMITH,
Of Henrsco," was member of the late Radi.
cal Convention. 1t was Senator SMITH, OF
Charles City anu -NeaC Kent, and not the
Senator from Heurico, who was member
OF that rare body. Colonel NORMAN SMITH,
the Senator from Hcnrlco. has been steadily
and faithfully consistent, aud is one of the
most conservative and practical members o.
the State Senate.
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., !. .,.v,.,.aL NOTICES.

/ naTTo TIE puBL1C.-The ASTRAL
or g sara bevoud doubt. You need fcarno acs
.,aon,s IN upset.ing os lamp. It gives more an q
a he,ter light than any other oil. IT is endorsed
nv Tho best authorities In the land. Insurance
nf,cers endorse It and editors endorse IT, The edi-
tor of The Insurance Monitor saws: az endorse IL
n every respect no safe and reliable" soldwhole-
sale and retail, by i. WhGNEh'
seas-2t+ Druggist.
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Ma pREpARE FOR THE CHOLERA.

with the heated term ~ comes the danger OF that
frigh,ful pestilence. Cholera land kindred dis
eases. What untold and indescribable misery has
been visited upon thousands annually by these
awful compl1 ints. but every one ought 10 De
made aware that a specific for this class OF ais
cases as well as certain preventing. Is the ce'e,
brated MISHL HR'S HERB BITTERS. 1t VIII
positively fortify the system against me attacks o,
tum, DiarrhGa. Summer Complaint. Dysentery,
Collie, Painters Cello, &c. D. y. BIssELL, M.
D., physician in. CHIEF of the United Staes ship
Falcon. highly recommends 1t for cholera, and has
used II with marvellous success in such cases. It
acts like an angel OF mercy in every instance.
Sold by all druggists and dealers. Price, On r
DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. sc 2e--codSwlw
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TESTI t0NI.

CURE OF GRAVEL OF FIVE YEARS STAND
1NG-sToNE PASSED AND TO BE SEEN.
SAVANNAH, Tenn, May ID, $780,
Or. H. r. Helmboldat
Dear sir,-We introduced your FLUID En-
TRACT BUCHU In this country about eight
months ago, and happy TO state that 1t is meet
Ing with universal favor. We wish to Inform you
Of one instance (smong many where your
BUCHU has worked wonders. A man In our
county named J. B. Ostel had been suffering
about five years with gravel. About six weeks
ago he bought Of lib one bottle Of your BUCHu'
and before he was through with one bottle he
passed gravel that weighs EIGHT GRAINS. which
we now have on exhibition in our drug store He
saws that lie will never be without the BUCHU III
his house again. Your preparations are gaining
favor every day.
Very respectfully yours, &c.,
ECCLES & HINKEL,
Druggists.
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MACHINIsTS' sUPPLIEs.-We are in
4sI receipt of large aupplv Q? hhIp AUGURs,
PERs all Nos. which VIC ofSar at low figures for
cash.
} 20 s4-.lw NOTHING q BROTHERS
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-..:,,.x ~4p1a.sa.

!, :, 90 ,-,ra,n ) DRESS GOODS
now S.'1 crn ,r fro 7So per yard
FRENCH TIT mEn1woEs, In aa so'ofs' at &c., ''''
and 81; - 4 a -. ward. J
so,,d. colorcd DELAINEs at 2Oc. per. ,su AT,
A large assortment of PLA1Ds, PoPI MON
pACAs and PopLIN ALpAcAs. 7. >A,, s,.
BouBAZINE, hRMUREs, BIARITZ, = -
GLINEs, BLACK SILKS. and other g.. .
DREsy GOODS, ut very low prices.
LEVY BROTHERS.
1919 and 1915 Main street.
BOULEVARD and BALMoRAL sh1hr7 In
Sc 90,
endless variety.
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SALE.
A GRICULTURAL SALT.

GAIT, SALT, SALT.
DIRECT IMPoPTATIoN FROM LIVERPOOL.
& 900 SACKS "DEAKIN'sn AND "EyANs'S "
FINE SALT.
We offer for sale per ship Maria" just arrived
direct from Liverpool and now discharging cargo
atCity Point and Richmond, 5000 sacks '.DEA-
kIN'i" and "EVANS'S" brands improved Gou-
bs-beached factory filed FINE SALT.
sel2 ROBERT F. WILLIAMS co.
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SCHOOL-BOOKS, SCHOOL STATION
SERY. eIANO-FORTtS, M UsIC, &C. -
WODDHOUSE Il PARHAM are read In furnish
SCH0OL-BoOkS Of every description required
for use Ia colleges, seminaries. public and private
schools. Professors and teachers who desire to
examine Text Books with Il view TO CHI nge or III
PRODUCTION cordially invited 10 their store for
The purpose They have & full stock of STA
Tl0NIRY suitable for the desk and school oom
together with good supply OF superior Piano
Fortes, Guitars, Mus and instruction Books.
Orders addressed TO them viii be carefully and
promptly filled.
Discount 10 TEACHERS.
auo4 WUODHOUSE 4 PARHAM.
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u u q II U!
THE GREAT DIURETIC.
The nropriGot trusts that his remedies. FROM
the fact OF being advertised, may not be
cssssad 90 patent medicines.
uELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU


is a pharmac eutical preparations. The prosper
name is given, and IT. is the most active w'hch
can be made; 1t Is endorsed as cure by al
medical works for suoh diseases as ree9ni-
mended by the proprietor. 1t is pleasant IN It's
taste and odor, free from all Injurious proper
ties, and Is taken by adults and children. 1t Is
tonic, diuretic, blood-purifying, and inVigo-
rating. Enreeblcd and delicate constitutions Of
both sexes will find it far more strengthening
than any of the preparations of bark or iron.
Fec medical properties contained in dispen-
salory of the United States, OF which the fol-
lowing is d correct copy: ...a
~ BUCHU.-Its odor is strong, dihuslvc, and
somewhat aromatic; It's taste is bitterish and
analogous to that Of mint. It is given chiefly
in complaints of the urinary organs, such as
gravel chronic catarrh Of the bladder, morbid
Irritation of the bladder and uretha, diseases
OF the PROSTATE gland, and retention or the
incontinence of urine from loss of tone In
the parts concerned In its evacuation. II has also
been recommended IN dyspepsia, chronic rhen-
narism, cutaneous affections, and dropsy.
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NJ GREAT REDUCTION IN HE
PRICE OF CARPETS.
oonn,no Esor1sH TAPESTRY and BRUssFta
CARPET ut fl so and Sl.oo;
Rest BADLY BRUSSELS at So. 25;
Rest THREE.PLY EXTRA sUPERFlNE ana
sUpERFrNE INGRAM CARPETS at re-.
duced prices
Also. HEMP and VENETIAN CARPETS.
pres, OILCLoTHs, DRUGGETs, and MATS, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
LIB and 1915 Main street,
uew stock OF LACE COLLARS, Of The latest
STYLES, at low prices. 20
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sVIKs AnD STATIONERY.

ELLYSON & TAYLOR,
lilo MAIN STREET
have just received large assortment Of SCHOOL
BOOKS to wnich they would invite the attention
OF teachers and scholars. Their list embraces
among May others, tho following standard text
books
HISTORIES:
GOODRICH'S SERIES,
Mark HAMS SERIES,
Wilson'S SERIES
WILLARD'S SERIES,
FIR. SITS Z. s. HIST RY,
aT inDS +; i GI n5tSsi'
LtDDELL,s ROME.
s 91IrTI,Ez, GsRiE;t,C4,
BIOGRAPHIES:
MlTCHFLL's sEkIES,
CORNELL's ShRIFs,
GUl OTIS SERIES,
MUNTEiTH'o SERIES,
MACEl'S SERIES.
READERS:
MCGUFFEY'S SERIES
HLLlARD'S SERIES,
GpcOEICH'S SERIES.
PARKER & W sAERI9S NATIONAL
ENGLISH GRAMMAR5:
HARvEY'S GRAMMAR,
SMITHS GRAMMAR,
BHCWN GRAMMAR,
FONLER'S GRAMMAR,
BTSGHAM's GRAM dAR,
QUAKENBOS'5 GRAMMAR,
PINNEO'o GRAMMAR,
GREEN'S ANALYSIS.
AR1THMETICS:
QUAKENBNs'S SERIES,
UAV1Es' SERIES
EMERSON'S SERIES,
RAYS SERIES
GREE LEAFS SERIES,
EE&ABLE'S SERIES.
DICTIONARIES:
WALKERS SERIES.
WkBSTER'S SEkIsS
W0RCESTER'S SERIES.
sPELLERS:
McGUFFEY,s ECLECTIC sPELLER,
HOLMES SPELLER.
NEW YORK SPELLER,
PARKER i WAITS, Ms SPELLER,
SCHOLARS CINNAMON.
W-BSTER'S SrELLER
WOKCESYER's SPELLE2.
Primers:
MCGUFFEY'S PRIMER,
NEW YORK PRIMER.
LATIN AND GREEK.
We have full line of LATIN and GREEK
embracing AnthOn's, Andrew g,
3inyhan's, Bullion's, Gilderslreve's, Harrison S,
.iuColn'S series, and ali the other leading works
ised III our schools and college,.
Liberal discounts TO merchants end teachers.
Remember 10 call AZ
ELLYHON L TAYLOR's,
sl Main street,
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TERRIBLY FRIGHTENED By A SNAKE.-A
short time since gentleman in the county
of Louisa had occasion to 60 into the woods
for some timber for which he had partlcu-
lar use, and in order to get such as he need
ed had to go into the bottom where the
grass was quite tall. de got near MI ana
Stopped to examine it, when it happened
to cross his mind that he might not be
standing on safe ground. and casting his
eyes downward he discovered that he was
standing upon the coil of huge snake,
whose head was unencumbered and raised
up near one of his legs. The gentleman
was suddenly seized with an upward ten
dency, and lifting his body some three or
more feet into the air, he made double
quick time for open ground. He however
recovered from the shock sufficiently to
venture back and kill the snake. which
proved to be a very large one of the moe
casn family.
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EOR MACHINIsTS.-G
GORDON & CRINGAN
SEES + 9sfp Pearl Block.
TRINDSTONES.-N OVA SCOTIA
w GRfNDSTOHES, g. sorted sizes, for sale by
ls@ 6ORDON &c CRINGAh,
ee % Pearl Block.
DEARL GRlTS.-Ten barrels "A''
u PEARL aitITS.
se2s A. Y. STOKES 4 co.
DERUyIAN GUANO.-10O tons A No.
Il rEkUVIAN GUAM.
( sc 2s--lw 4. Y. sroKEsa CO.
DEFINED SUGARS.
IL se2s-lw A. Y. STOKES & co,
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THE PARR1CIDE IN FLUvASSA.-The kill.
ing of u father by his son. which occurred
in Fluvanna county last week. has hereto
fore been mentioned. The name OF the
father was Jacob Roberts, a miller, at Col
umbia, and not lat Union Mills, as stated. The
details of killing as previously published
are corroborated by Later accounts, and the
son is now in Jail at Fluvanna Courthouse.
awaiting trial for his horrible crime
Lynch6urg AetrS.
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On Wednesday last little son Of Mr..
Richard Shaw, near Warren, fell out OF Il
canoe into the canal, and before assistance
could be had was drowned.-ScottsrlAe
ponicfor
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GIRARD, PA, March 81 ls6a.
Editor C1snl0p0ltte:
desire rs an unsolicited tribute to the merits Of
Hclmbold's Buchu and for the benefit Of those
similarly afflicted as myself u say that after
sulting many eminent physicians, and trying
nearly all the best advertised remedies in the vain
hope of finding relief from aggravating kidney
and bladder diseases, from which have suffered
excessively for many years, good fortune finally
suggested to me Helmbolds Buchu, which COM
menced using with little faith, and no apparent
beneficial results for about month. At the expt-
ration OF that time, however, I thought COM
menced to experience slight relief, which encou-
ragged me to persevere In its use, and now, Ut tie
expiration of four months, although l am en- In
firm old man, nearly seventy-eight years Of age,
and consequently medicines cannot be eXpectedto
favor ably effect II Us they otherwise would,
have found such unspeakable relief and pcrma-
nent benefit from Mr.. Hembold's valuable dis
coyery that feel ought publicly to record the
fact. as al acknowledgment to him snda valuable
suggestion 70 the public.
Yours, respectfully,
u. ". LAREN.
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YN0 MANY VOTERS.-In response to
Il your very Gathering call (which has Just mot
my eye, respectfully announce myself candi-
date for The Office Of SHERIFF OF HEERICO
should 1t be the pie ssure OF the Conservative
Convention to give me the nomination., and the
people OF the county TO elect rue, promise to use
all the energy that l possess TO prompt and
faithful performance Of the duties OF the Office.
Very rcspectf. lily,
se 28--bt# E3EORaE W. ia TER
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I a y Els HOOL,

GRACE BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD
STREETS.
The fourth session Of this school commences
M0NDAi, september 2eth, 1870 and closes June
3otb, 1871.
Beginners In spelling and reading will be adj.
III tied.
Should the patronage justify 1t additional teach
ers win be employed
JAMES II. LANE, A. NJ, Principal,
CHARLES ID. MORRIS, Agsi3t4nt.
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EDUCATIONAL.
pICHMOHD FEMALE INSTITUTE

~ sss-
The FIFTEENTH ANNUAL, sF srGy ,,,uh.
gin MONDAY, October 81, 1s7c '''' "S'
Inc . fG9iioWlnx teachers, among others, will bs
|CHARLEsH. WINSTON, NJ. A., Mora, pb,lo.o.
ply and English Literature "''''''
n. g.; LEWIS, N. D.. Chemistry and Natural
LEWIS T: SwATHMEY, A. NJ, m.,hemate,
Mrs. ANnIEP. YOUNG, French.
MISS v. A. LAWS, Assistant In Latin and Ns,bo
MRS. IghIE g. HALLOWELL. English
MISS MARY C..LATHRoP Miss STE E.
HOOPER, and MISS y. r. APPERsOS, Pr.
parstory Department: ~
Professor G. ". THILow. Miss r. G. prrr.
MAN, and MISS v. A. Law, Music:
"a. ERICSSON, German.
The Institute receives BOARDERs and nav
PUPILS, md offers To girls and yonpg iad'ee
regular sys cmatlc course of stndy and a ,ed
standard Of graduation. It's establIs he'd ren,,s
tanned. ' w "'ih-
For circulars, With terms &C., apply NJ ,ho
bookstores, or To- he nndersigned at the Insti.
tue. CHARLES ~ wI.sTnn
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alNIATURE ALMANAC, SEPT. IS, 1870.
3un r,ses e,oT Moon sets. $ 2
ann sets .....,,. $50 High tide. 10
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NEW AuCTION-HOuSE,

NEW AuCTION-HOUsE,
Ial4 MAIN STREET.
HENRY MCCORMICK. AucTIoNEsR,
has just received q large stock OF
NEW AND FASHIONABLE FURNITURE
nj thu lowest arket prices wei worthy the atten-
tea OF hes,sekeepers. Has also received a fine
stock of CRsiCkEES and GLASSWARE. A
largo stock OF READY-MADF CLOTHING con-
sssnsl9 on hand. Alio, all kinds OF YANKEE
NOTIOSS.
Public auction dsiiy at 10 A. NJ end 7P, NJ,
80 22-.3G
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DARLOR HEATERS, for heating one,
Il two or thr ee stories--'he best in use, now on
hand put up and repaired.
PLUMBtNG. GAS-FI THING. TIN ROOFING,
and SCOUTING, promptly done. A. good stock
OF FAMILY TINWARE always on hand. Give
US \ call. AUG. ARSELL, JR., u CO..
&c g-.Im 726 Main street.
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CIGARS!
~ CIGARS!.
We have received, and offer 10 the public at
Wholesale or retail,
A LOT OF FINE HAVANA CIGARS.
OF following brands !:
III. UPMAN'S '.OEERES,
II. liPMAN'S REGALlAS,
LEO REfNlTAS
LEO ClNCHIfAs.
The last named were awarded the Frizs Medal at
the American Institute, New York, at the exhibit
makers. ANDREW PIZZISI & CO.
SO % SUI Drosussrets.
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PRIM Frs.
MCGUFFEY'S PRIMER,
NEW YORK PRIMER.
> ATTN AND GREEK
CATALOGUE.

RANDOLPH & english. 1915 Main street,
braces the best books Of the latest editions. II
vii! be sent To all who applT.
MANY thousand secondhand books for sale nc
about half price. Old books taken In exchange.
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SFELLERS:
MCGUFTEY'S ECLECTIC SPELLER,
HOLMES SPELLER.
NEW YORK >PELLER,
PARKER ,S WAITS, Ms SPELLER,
SCHOLARS GDMrANIJN.
W-RSTER'S SrELLER
WORCESTER SPELLE2.
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CURE OF KIDNEY AND BLADDER AFEC-
TIoS OF APATIENT SEVENTEENTH
YEARS OF AGE-THAkkS TO
MR.. HELMBOLD.
GIRARD, PA, March 81, ls6a.
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ESCAPE OF REVENUE PRIsoNER.-Satur.
day last Mr.. D. X. kirkpatrick, resident
Of Lexington, was arrested III that Town ny
Deputy Marshal Yeatman, on the charge OF
illicit distilling. Yeatman summoned, also,
a number of witnesses, and started home on
the canal boat Sunday afternoon. AZ Strat-
IONS landing, eight miles this side OF Lex,
ington, the supper bell was sounded, ana
he prisoner, followed by featman, started
Town the steps to the cabin. hirkpatrick'
we learn, stopped on the stairs, osten-
;iblv to get drink OF wafer, "nell
Ycatman passed him. kirkpatrick, seeing
TINT Inc was not observed. jumped on inc
bont and escaped. The alarm was soon
given, the boat stopped. and efforts
made to follow and capture the iugitlVe.
Mr.. Stratton, who keeps store ut the lund-
ing, offered, we learn, to furnish his dogs
to he put on the trail. Whether or not they
were used Is not stated. When the boat
left the landing nothing had been heard OF
the pursuers or pursued. The witnesses got
off and returned to Lexington.
Kirkpatrick, we learn, was very recently
arrested on some similar charges preferred
nv the Revenue Department, but escaped
conviction. A number of barrels purport-
ing to be whiskey. which he had stored III
bonded warehouse In Lexington, were
found to be filled with water.-Lynchbn'g
Ft1Yinian.
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MFRS. MCDOWELL will resume her du-
lIA ties rs TEACHER OF VOCAL MUSIC ia
class and by private lessons on the FIRST MON
street. so % o,y+
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Mr. Larcn refers to the following gentlemen
Colonel DAN RICE, Girard, Pa;
CHARLES STOW, Esq, Girard Pa, editor of
Cosmopolite;
GEORGE II. CUTLER, Girard, Pa, Attorney;
C. j. HINES, Girsrd, Pa, Attorney;
Captain d. W. HUTCHINSON, Girard, Pa, At
torney;
DAVID OLIN, GiIard, Pa, Merchant;
DAVID 4. DAY, .Girard Pa, Merchant;
c. +. ROCKWELL. G!rard, Pa, Merchant;
b. c. ELY, Girard, Pa, Druggist.
ASK FOR
MBOLD'S.
TAKE NO OTHER.
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
Price, Sl.25 per bottle or six bottles for $3.50,
Delivered to any address.
Describe symptoms in all communications.
Address
IT. HELMBoLD.
DRUG AND CHEMICAL wAREHoUsE,
500 BRoADWAY.NEWx YORK.
a None are genuine unless done up In STEEL
ENGRAVED WRAPPER, with fac-simile of my
Chemical Warehouse, and signed
auol-ew q. T. HELMR0LD.
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VOUNG LADIES' ACADEM1 OF LIE
4 VISITATION. MONTE MARIA,
on Grace street b, tween Twentr-secOnd and
Twenty-:hird streets,
RICHMOND, VA.
The duties of this insti ution will be- resumed On
tina FIRST mon tAI IN SEPTEMBER. For
prospectus Of terms application can DO mad TO
the SuPEKIORt SIS OF the Academy.
au ; DIT .lS eodt Febj
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VIRGINIA. NEWS.

PASSING CouSTERsErr MosEY.-Threa
parties-.Johns Layne,a boy5abous fe,lrIeen 2
years old; William Layne, bis broenG,, 20
grown Young man, and Lewis dRds ooss
Jones-were before the Mayer yes1eruas
on the charge Of passing money,
knowing IL to be such. The investigator
established the following facts: On satur.
iav night Boss Jones used the counter1ei..
money in betting at the ten-pln gane d a.
Robert ROSES, when it fell into the hanus
If William Layne, the latter being in'or IT.,
at the time that il was countei1cit. WE
liam Layne then gave the worthless noIe
TO his little brother, with directions
70 make small purchase, and thus,
# Il was received. secure good money
N change. The little boy then went
to Mr.. G. p. Joncs's drug store and
made a purchase amounting to ten cents,
and the counterfeit bill being offered in
pavment, 1t was received, and the amount
Of $3.50 given in change. 1t was soon dis.
covered, however, that the note was coun'
terfeit, when the arrest Of the three parties
named above was made by the police. The
Mayor, after hearing all the evidence, sent
the cases of John Layne and William Layne
to the grand jury, and DISCHARGED Jones, il
appearing that he had received no equiya.
lent for the note, and that he had passed II
as worthless. The boy, John Layne. was
admitted to bail in the sum Of 300. VIM
Layne was committed to jail.-Lyacho"fJ
Republican. ... s.... -...
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THE VIRGINIAN COOk1NG-STOVE
i Is specially adapted to the wants Of this city
best cookIng-stogc call for the VIRGlNIAN. !
also have all other patterns OF cooking and heat
Ing Stoves which sell at the very lowest prices.
Old stoves repaired or taken III exchange for
new ones. GEORGE KLEIN,
Sc u eodIm No 6Is Broad street.
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SHOCkOE HILL ACADEMY, No. AZ
- Seventh s.rc't, between Marshall and Clay.
Tie sixth session OF this school iJr ynung men ana
bows, will cOmEcnCc NbNhA1. September .ft!.
and continue nine months. Circulars 1.-THE book
stores. Charges Engii' h aud gathematic. i"r
a half session $3.50: Gre, K and Mode II Lau-
guages, each, $lp; Latin, So; payable strictly In
advance. :. L. B~ACH,
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
- No. 100 EIGHTH STREET

MISS TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL WILL
WI commence its fourth annual session on the
first MONDAY In Octobe=, and close the last DAG
OF June.
Circulars containing all requisite information
can be obtained from hersef at her residence, NJ.
Ill Grace street, third door below Seventh.
TERMS Payable one half In advance.
Primary class per session niRe mouthf s. ~
Junior class per session nine nom s - -
Senior class per session nine months ....... = -
French per session nine months ............. i ~
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MISS STANARD will REOPEN her school
W on the Fl RsT MONDAY IN OCTOBER
at No. los West Grace street. SO ID eodtOct5
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EHbUCA EfONAL.

rE,HE EXERCISES OF MISS KATE
4 CLOPTUN,S SCHOOL will commence ut Ne.
ln2 Linden Row, east Ffanklin street, on MON
Ia tned ut the scbool-rOOnls. Be S- I'VE
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~FALL-1S70.-T. R. PRICE & co.
are now opening tho choicest md fullest STOCK OF