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Nv Cook & Laughton. Auctioneers,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.

BY SDDk ~ LooSn''s'
Corner Governor and Franklin streetS'
r ARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE r.
iJ1ID FUsNITURE AT AUCTios y. - =
EPJnay lat 4. ptemiier. at 10 O'CLOCK we VII
aau Mt The cadence No. 6f7 Main stre; Isar IS
corner Of Seventh s!reet all Of the FUhNAio f.I
Contained in said residence. ,..
The cham bers are neatly furn:shed Wltn ma
JESNY LIND and COTTAGE BkDerhAo''
BUREAUS.
Wa RID aORES
WASHSTAND5,
CARPETS,
sH HrHi and HAIR MATTRESSES
BtDDI G. &C..
In the Dining Room are ,.,n, r,prpa
WhLNUT EXTENSION and SIDE TAbhEo'
CHAIRS,
| SAFE,
siDEROARD,
| PRESSES,
. TABLE WARE,
CR1CKERY and Gil asSWARE.
| The Psrlor Is furni he'd with
| Gre 81 octave ROSEWOOD I,Aln,nI;r
| PIUSa-ClVEEED WALNUT ooli'
ETAG RE,
NJ. T. ia bt,EA
RI TIE ORNAMENTS,
ENGR &TINIS, &c. x,.as The
The KITCHNN FURNITURE embraces 'ae
usual variety Of well-hept articles. ,,,,o,. the
The Furniture Is in exceieat o,,. eli
sale positive, as the family Is declining
Ing. e,,rcuroN Aucts
{ au2a JUN IL LIZA JUL ~
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DATAPSCO FEMALE INSTITUTE,

NEAR BALTIMORE. ND.
This Insttu, has been In operation LOT l uJ
ye.rs and enjoys bs'ional IcputaIioii, w I'll
re from two-thlrda Of tee stats pr,acl-
psly south aud southwest lis oc:tiGn Is Pre-
eminently healthful Ia central SnG a.ll! @
Inv rttlroa d from Baltimore and W hshny1on CITY,
| For circulars address |Ss' K. =. Ah1HAh,,
'J 10 ~ Sodan pulcct. CITY "ns:-c1lrH. Nd.
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K. u n A I'd l.: n 4.

g y n A s. ID l. n d. <a%GNE
The, 2rstish and North American Royal mall
sttamships between New York add Liverpooh
czltpg - Cork ha rbsr,
RATES IF PASSAGE
By The "Wednesday steamers, not carrying steer
First Cabin .slso, goldI Second Cabin. aso, eold
First Cabin TO Soi iS
Return IlCkS.S e"AS
Ey the Tuesday and Saturday stea;pers:
First Cabin. $50, geld Sscefsge'. currency
hCtusG 1ICaLC5 Schs
Steersge tickets from Llverpc oil and Queenstown,
anu Al psrs Of Europe, 8: tows;t ra:es.
Through bills Of ladnS from VlrSin1a 10 LlV.
erpool, BelIast, Glasgow. Have, Antwerp, and
other ports on the Continent, AID for Mediterra-
rsnssu ports will be i1suet By the VIRGINIA
and FOREIGN THROUGH LINZ they having
made the necessary arrangsments win the Ols
Dominion steamship Company to New To- K, and
with the Cunard LlIs thence to Liverpool, &C.
For rates, &C., apply to the Agents OF The old
Dominion Steamship Company.
CukS. 6. FRANCKLYE,
General AgnL Cuuard Line.
j. ID. KELLEY, JR., General Ag't Va. and For.
eiyE THROUGH Line. 3S -
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JAMES RIVER SrEA MbCATe.ESan
e. cparAkT1 FOR NV IykK, lazs -
PGETsS>grti, aad ALL Reg CLAR LARD
iEGS ON THE JA&ES EIVER. The East and
elegant United states mail steamer
80 II SYbY EST ER,
Captain q. G. CLIFFORD,
leaves co!0paEy'e Tna-f ut Rockets for the
abo named places on MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS, snd FRIDAYS, 81 Elk O'CLOCK A. H.,
and returns on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and sStur-
Passengers connect at Norfolk With the old Bay
Line steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphls, and
Train leaves City Point for resersburs on IT.
rival or steamer.
FARE 10 neH 20
rare &c .-..-........ ase
Esle 20 Seo
Excursion tickets 10 Norfolk and return 80. co.
TICKETS ON SALE At GAEBER & CO.'S
EXPRESS, and baggage checked through.
The SYLFESTEit viii be chartered Tor noon
lSot excursions st reasonable charge.
Ereignt received Tuesdays, Thursdaya ard IA.
turdays, for kcrfclk, Portsmouth, Boston, Bait!-
ana allreguiar landings on James river, ar Rex.
SCNABLE HATES. Freight recei we'd from a.
81. TIL 8 r. II.
Freight for ws7 landings must be prepaid.
L, Is. TAIUM, General Agent
Cfice. CompaaY's wharf.
my 10 Branch ONCE. corner Main and sth St..
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BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
Corner of Bank and llth ctrepts,

T ARGE BRICK AND STUCCOED
IL DWELLINu IN The S0UTB SIDE OF
LEISH STaEaT. NEAR TO BROOK AVE-
RUE, FOX SAI L AT AUCTI1N.-Wil be sold
at auction, on the prem SEES. on MOkD Y. the 9TH
S.ptc mber. 1871, nj O'Clock r. 81. the large brick
Ger tly occupied by the late Descre Boo3y.
The house contains seven rooms, ltont aad rear
porticos: brick Kitchen &c.
The lot has front of 62 feet, or less, and
depth of 95 feet and is well sup lied with uit aud
other trees.
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at l. 8. and
l2 mouths. for negotiable notes, interest ad cd,
secured by 9 trust deed.
au 30 w. GODDIN, hur.inueer. e.
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND FrS
Y PACksT CUMrA y E.-ThesMzr xSszsG
e:eamo5ip GEO. r. UPTON leaves New ! orb
eTery ATUK DAY; leaves Richmond every
TUESDAY.
The Steamship WA. r. CLYDE leaves New
York every TUESDAY; leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY.
Freight received daily.
D. ]. BURR, President,
he 90 1874 q ain street.
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DOtNOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
Ia, DANNihLE, VA.

The next session will commence September 10,
1871, ard clio sc the last Of June.
nev /. x. I.AhE: Eey. JOAN LlrSCnMb
Holm on pf!ncipsls IF Collegiate Dep! r,msTt.
A. PREOr, Principal Of Department. OF Modern
L2nyusyes and Suslc.
he principals are aidsi in their respective az
par,1nslts ctmpe.sa assist. ante:
Chgrzes for board and tuition in all Engnsn
branches for the entire ecFsinn, s2io. olneE
charges equally mo cate. FIFTY per cent uiS-
court. ~ ministers dsuRh ers. ,o,
The Domestic epiftment is unacr Inc coht' VI
Of Prof 4. PRECE a"d lady. . ,, al
=, hoi 20, t'"s - ;.,Tots !, 81 codtl5S
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s1OLUMBIAN COLLEGE,,
WASHINGTON, D. G.

The rren,ratory Densrtmant Of this Sonese
20: Tbeoi,pi-,., ctoter 2; Judicial, Cctoaer 81;
iaR. 0 ;tr'c7 H. r.,o do
Y6uog nee wEhing to snt:r either OF the oe.
na,tnpnts should be present It the mmencemcnt
~ III. tenn j. G. WILLIS, President.
For further informat!oD. inquire OF w.; TICK
SxY Secretary and Treasurer. Au l9-eoGzin
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Row Or. Annie.

Row Or. Annie.
Won know, Annie,
t:hsrming little Annie
u..,,hv little, sucy little. Jolly little Annie!
o"A''' She will row you, any day,
IIp tho river far sway,
inning easy. should say
Clever Iittle Annie.
Take heed, hpnie.
Daring little Annie, .,,,, r,.,e
csne,css little, tbonshtIess htile, ieAiees h''''
Annie. x,,-o- ,h-o,ob
Thrc b. deeps aid shadows "o'
Peritous alike 70 you:
Helpless little Annie
Row on, Annie,
Pr.t little Annie:
wlusome lille Iaughlcg little. lovely litie Annie
In taut aud trim .two-ps,r"
with thee would GLADLY share
JOY snd .o.row, miTth and care
Down life's river. Anrie.
-lEn9lfsh Magazine
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DUBLIC SALE OF LAND AND A

DUBLIC SALE OF LAND AND A
i VALUABLE Mill IN CARROLL 4
COUNTY, YA.-As commissioner of the Chan
Gerry Court OF the city Of Richmond will sell at
the Reedy MIL. In Caroline county on TUE S-
DAY, the 18th day OF September (lf fair II net
the next fair day.. at p bile auction, The very
vsusble BRICK MILL, known as EeedE hiill,
with 81 acres of good land attached. This mill has
two pair OF stones Zone for corn, and one for
wheat), Is In thorough repair, has large custom,
and water power enough 10 drive other ma
chinery. IT Ia located on The Mattapon1 river in
the midst OF the finest mbtr In this section OF the
State five milss from the railroad station.
Attic came time and place will sell lss5 acres
Of VALUABLE I;AMD, mostly n timber, ad-
1oiHiDg the lands or Winston AtkiDsnn, y!r. Pol
lard, 6. 3. Walden, and others. This l,nd is con
vencnt to ID a1ket schools, AID churches. and Is
OF very fine gu, lty. Twill divide into lots to suit
the views Of purchasers II desiret.
TERMS: One-fou III cash. balance IL three
equal annual instalments, bearing interest re-
cnred by bond with good security, and tue title
retained uutll the whole purchase money Is paid.
Subject TO the approval OF the court.
VIM. d. QTkSEHBERRT,
au lo-d&s1 Commissioner.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Aucttoneers and Real Estate ARsnts'
No. 1914 Main street.

AucttOneer8 ana heei Ehtaee ohSAS-'
No. 1c12 Main street.
SALE OF VACANT
| LOT. Initiated ON ThE ' AST LIZ n r gF
IEsTER SIRE r, NEAR I'd GILT 10 CHEn ~, ~,
ROCKETTS.-Wo sball. at The re9usst, e os or, on
owner. eell at pubic auction. on the pteu last AZ
o,ciock p. NJ LOT located as above de5crlped'
having front OF so by fee
SCI ahh"' c. LYME 6 BROTHER. Auets:
By Paine B Co.. Aucioneers.
FIRST FALL SALE.
On WEDNEs DAY, 9Th OF September, COL .re.
honse m entirely fresh and deairahle sicck oi
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY 6ooDs'
now receiying. comprising a very iarga amu lila ae
tra.tiYe assortment, fulted ID i"i "AN
sales.
2oo CGoEo oooi'' And BALMORALs,
consisting Of every variety lot mym' 1onds
misses BOYS, ard caitdren, mostly pm no
200 DOZEN MEMS AND BOYS hAt,
-, tho ,stest and hes. styles; with variety "a
pyhDYMaDE CLOTHING,
HnuY GOATS and J tChEIo,
| TKAVELLtNG.BAGS,
HOIERY, and SMALL WARES, &C.
NO tov,tc the particular attention OF Guy anu
49, mach lnts to this large sale as INC eo '
80 III fresh ani desir bic, and VIII pc eott WAN
ont .e:ve and In lots to so;t Gh nc.,rs
au 81 I'd. go - -
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CYOUTHEKN FEMALE INSTITUTE.

In compliance with the request CT me 'c.e o.,
D. Lee rnptll h.ve taken en- rae ma er'!t' - -
IF his cCh"nl, ! nave Engaged .tc sd'rs corps OF
Ieacc.rs md VIII .l50 e ASST c: u! ~ - %
II. 20 81. ron OF Petersburg, VINO "d!Fee IL
= Wv fY..rt viii re Tada u preserve ihe hifh
rcnu,,tInn witch the school attained undef tue
Etineulci 'nuadar -,ucr NON
~ VIA Ir,IBE,R eud end on TElRIl5 III
uELfTiNE. For particulars, al ress YRS. MA
RI :. CaRal>GTO.I Richmond Va.
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MILLINERY.
EALL AND WINTER asaSSsS
IMPoRTATION-!s7l. S"esS0
RIBsoSs. MILLINERY. AND s1HN"
GOODS.
ARMSTRONG;, GATOR co"
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs
BosSET, TRIMNI G, AND VELVET
RIBBONS,
BONNET SILKS, sA7INs. AND VEh'sI0'
BLosDs, NETS, GRAPES, RUcHEs.
FLowEXs, FEATHERS, ORNAMENTS
STRAW BONNETS AND LADIES HAZE
TkJMMED AND UHTS'NAso'
SHAKER HOLDS, &c,
-. AND ass BALTIMORE ST., BALTIMORE MD''
or = The ,srgest ST ok 30 be found 10 int' coun-
md un. aualled IN chHicc, vSfiety' and choSP
ness, conprisicg tie iites'
lURuPEAN NOVELTIES.
DR.ERS SOLICITED, snd prompt atte+..eh
given. ----------
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AUCT1oE sALEe-E,s sss sSxs as@ss

- By James d. Taylor,
Auc:ionesr and Real Estate Agsn1
No. lilo Main street.
. rHREE-sToRY BRIO sTORE
a tsH3npW EI,LIHG. ON THE SOUTH SIDE
* AAsRY. BETWEEN SEVENTH A I'D
HIeHTH STREET. FOR Rb stLE ~ III. hV oh
day NJ Sentenber, 1871, IN the premises, az
o. Clock ?. H., the STORE and DWELLIha az
above located with four rooms above ns Se snd Il
months, for negotiable notes, interest added' aho
secnle' " u' COtJLLING & MEADE.
Real Estate Agents..
-, 1901 Main street.
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DR. A. /. MAYER'S
SOUTHERN COLLEGE.

Tho sixth SIS IOE OF this popular ma
commences MONDAY, Sept. 9TH.
THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH.o AI ssIlful
L EaY, having secured the es1 c.I snd tnstn'
and accnmrli hei to tchera "i w receive hDDl-
T Fl On I LscHoLAgS in either department
nm 2tspew
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= rrrron sAIEs.-Fuaure Days.

nIGH CONsTABLES sAI Inv Irs
FUREITUEE, WAbDaU.BhTT.sa'p y an pETa
CHAIES. MfRRO2S. SkD5sEL L,,,Sic anct,on.
&C, For SALE.--I VIII sell ~ pu aor Mafn and
at INV Office on 18th street, oesWs,Sn9Y San.
Bank Streets on SATUEUA1 M vyniInyvfnr nro-
perty to satisfy sundry attachmeans'7
rants, and execrtlone IN my IsIu ~ ID npaBTS,
MAHOGANY and SEAlE ~, T.. 20 D M 1'-'-
WALNUT ard STAINED DE1 BEL a npJE.TOP
WALNUT, MAHOGAFI, anu fnfA "-
BUREAUS; un,rssua
Fl AIK and SHuCk mAI 1Y Eso or5 PILLOWS;
FEATHEs BaDS BQLST,g.,ksss,a rH
"a I'D ID ~ ri STu md IA NE-SEAT ROChEnc,
BHuSSgLS Ghm n . E.tSx md HALL CHA1tS
WALNUT Hh .-'
gen rop wasEsTANDS and TABLE,,
mAh6LE-Aoh MT ITNIta
g., .'..- mLETIqSS
. fLGII.UtcES'
VUSnIS'
sso2FrSrI,s.
STTOTns
->,,.rpcS "a T.vNCHES,
EChG lsyic, -; =. RTRIIGT.
ypc Gnig OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
One tLn,Mrnr65EPsTE STATE. FLAG (slars
sni barsl, v-p waTCHRS,
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g:lOR NEW YORK. -s4fs
Il OLD UUMINiON STEAaeHIP $500
COMPANY.
zee SIde-~tesi s.a.aaelip2 " YASpkE, ISAAC
BELL, SAaATUaA, STA GAIA, ALSEu
HARLE, and HATTER5S leave New York for
Norfolk, City Point, 1rd kichIaond, every IUEs.
D.Y, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY 1t O'CLOCK
?, Il Ls.Ye Richmond every TUESDAY, Eel
DAY, aud SUNDAY, St high tide.
These ships are cpt:rsiy new. They naVe elegant
Saloons aud itacerooDg, The rare, IccomMcoAa
Eor2, and a.t@nsioo, az unsurpassed,
Close coL7ec.ioas TaiGe villa steamers Tor al
Ea0s1crl aud European ports.
LnsGrsnce eaected when ordered, AT QUAR
FEB OF aNE i'EB CEhT., at TIC oIcss OF thi
coInG2Gg-
gor further Information apply to
JDRG ". NYATT, Agent
I itarprunr sLrcat-
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DICHMOND AND DANVIDLE RAlL.
EA RCAD-Ou and after JULY 2sTH, 1871.

DICHMOND AND DANFlDIE RAIL.
IA RCAD-Ou and after JULY 18TH, 1871.
GONG WEST:
Train No. = (Through Pasocnyer) leaves Rich
mond daily texceps sandays) at 1905 A. NJ; leayea
DaDytils at 1905 4. NJ; arrives at Greensboro at
Train 10. tLynchburg Passenger Leaves Rich.
mopd daily 81 als A. n; arrives At Lyncho'1g 1t
Train No. 10 iEreisht and Accommod s.ionl
leaves Ichmord at sos r. A.; arrives at Burke
VILE at s:jl p. II. tsloppIug At all way statlcn;l
daily except SondAys). ,,-
Richmond daily at ado P. NJ; leaves Dsnyil!e
daily 1T lc:4I p. H.; arrives ut Greensboro daily
~ A''- GOING EAST:
Train No. IL Through Mail aud Express) leayrs
Greensboro daily at 1850 P. ~; Leaves Danvlle
daily at Ioaa P. NJ; arrives at Richmond daily at
Train No. Through Passengerl leaves Greens.
boro' dsiy Except 3uudaYs) 81 ll:Q5 4. W.. leaves
Dsnville st AT z. A. arrives AZ Richmond at s:2
Train No. 10 Lynchburg Passenger leaves
Lynchburg daily at S:79 a. IL; leaves BurkeTiIle
att Z. d.; arrives at Richmond ati 7. 4.
Train No. leaves Burkevle 40 A. NJ: ar,
rives at Richmond s:45 a. III istopping at all
way stati5ns) tally Except Sundays.
Trains Nos. land IL connect at Greensboro Win
Trains on North Carolina Railroad for Sll points
South. 49,
Trains NCs. and 10 connect at Burtoyis
with Iraib on Atlantic, Mississippi, sud Ohio
Railroad for all poinss Southwest and South.
THROUGH TICKETS 70 gu points sou G,s and I'd
Richmond, and Of t. +. WALKER, Agen. O! At.
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. l'2'
Main street Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
,fhle Of this 9eeHNy f. MRRG ssis R5565'
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
T. NJ. r. TALCoTT, Eng'r and Supt- aua
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO rail-
" R0AD.-Cn and after hURSDAY, jung tsn ~.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond teSA
days e1cspted) Rs follows: s,,-
$50 A. M.-MAuI TisAiN for the VINE p w.,
phnr Springs, connecting at GordonsTil!e Viz ar ar
Orange Alexandria and Manassas uM aa.r,b
WashtrgEon and North, and Lgnehburg ana ~ To-
lisa. r. M.-ACC0GM0UaTiO TEAisS a. sI IT,
Gorconsvilte, except on Saturday on uhiss n IA.
leaves as r. d. This train connects o Soii sSsY
Vile 9Th the night trains on the OrepSe anI1aa
s sns "a SId MASsssss KIfpad fas
On aud aftsr the 18th OF s-rag PAssEESa.ss
TRAIN will run daily except sunday pes"e'H
stanton aud the White sulphur, - tolions:, N.
Leave Ss&unton 1t. ~ n
Arrive at w bite Sulphur St.."..,.....s.!a,, = II,
Leave White sulphur at...,..,....'s"',..:Sp n.
Arrive at staunten ST. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ ,ints
Through tickets, 81 low rates, sofa 70 All p'iN~
Northwest and Southwest. S,,. =, IRA
Further information may % octsiIsN - 'N
No passsn gar Trs,ss are run on sundsys,>,
s...,, A s;nha.:4 hMsaa.
JAMES r. EHTHARLAap, Geaa ficAss
ny AZ p
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aU1yrunW eALEs-This icy:


BY erubbs q wDliam .,.nsa,s
i Neal s, s..s. a between Maia and B'nf'
COMMISSIONERS s. SALE Ii S 81 t f1ekfa
NOE ~ AS SF sonsY sTsEEETTH ssTREE5s:s
EsSTa q Aspa dsR ~
on s shs ss1 vs. and
The eass or IT
for the M5 '0,h q sben A o Inc
~, s day oe the ZEAL as
ThTT which was Ed ID John G.. overly, situated as
missioner. 70 ifnonting as fee on Cary and
snonns se an sey os'eS
IEh"' Special CommiRaioner.
GRuBBs q WILLIAMS, AuetS.
Postponed to FRIDAY, September ist' q aams
hour. n IT W. Com,r. =
auH ". ~. W :. -
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RAILROAD LIsEs,
@ ia o.

RICHMOND AND DANyTLLE and Prrpnour,
RAILROADS.. $500 -.
OFFICE or GEN,L TICKET AND FIT Ae,r.
II RICHMOND. VA, August IS, ISM.
NOTICE TO sH1PPERSs-The arrange.
IN ments heretofore existing for The shipment a.
frei,hs south Wis Greensboro on .hroagh bills
having been discontinued by the North Caro]ins
Greensboro heretofore given TO shippers are re-.
syoked. Hereafter no rates will be guarauteed be-
yond Greensboro.
GeDersl Ticket and Fre!, BIT A gent
T. NJ. r. TALCoTT, Engineer and Sup't.
M 9o-lY
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ECLECTIC INSTITUT TIE, BALTI-
~ MORE. 81 AND 80 MT. VERNt N place.:
ahis school will open, as usual. on the 18TH OF
Ga pupils limited to forty. The summer session
begins the nth of April every year, and pupils
~ be enter ed either for the half session. closing
LIST teptem Der, or for full scholastic session,
closing first week In February. For circulars,
apply to Principal t,lo-eod2m
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I
uG2S 40, ! GoveruoT street.,

LADEL PEIA, RICH sEHgM
SHIP LINE-EOR PaILL uELPHlA TWICE a
WEEK.--Stea Eners NORFOLK, saLYQR, and j.,
&. GREEN, composing this line, will leave phii2-
ds,phia sysry WEDNESDAY arc SATURDAY,
and 6.chrn onI every MONDAY and tn URSDAY
alternately. Freight received daily teIcept Sun:
d2vs), cheaper thSE By any oshcC route, for all
parts 0. FennsylVania aud iIeW Jersey also for
New Orleans o.G .jouthe-n Mail stea2 Snip L!pe
from Philadelphia. freight taken for Norfolk ut
lCatra:ersle5,
rsSsaEe % Philadelphia, .aciudiDS meals and
ststsreom, 2s.
w. 2. PORTER, Agent
No. 2425 Dock street, Richmond.
WA. Z. CLYDE & CO., Agents,
No. IL North WharYes, and
fe Il No. ,sNCn.h Th.wTss. PhilasslphIa,
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DLUE MOUNTAIN ROUTE,
VIA

DLUE MOUNTAIN ROUTE,
ELMA, ROME AND DALTON RAILROAD.
AND CONNECTIONS,
Is the shortest and most comfortable
PASSENGER ROUTE
Montgomery, Selma,
Mobile, Meridian,
Pensacola, VtcksburS,
New Orleans, Monroe,
And all points In TeIas.
PULLMAN,S PALACE CARS rua THROUGH
from Lyuchburg - Mobile, via Calera and Mont.
gomsry, without change.
Time to Montgomery. Mobile, and New Orleans
LESS THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Time from White Sulphur Springs and Char.
Iotte3ville
EIGHT HOUss AND TWENTY MINUTES
LESS TO MONTGo nERY AND MOBILE,
FIVE HOURS LESS TO NEW ORLEAEs
The popular and most expeditions Emisrsnt
gage checked through.
Tickets TO all points by this route may be OBJ.
tanned O. the ticket Offices OF the
CHESAPEAKE Il OHIO RAILROAD,
RICHMOND & DhNViLLE RAILROAD.
and at the office Of the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio railroad 1925 Main street, Richmond.
Be sure your tickets read vi. Dalton and Cslera
Tor SeJmsi T.. G. BARNEY, Gen. suit.
JOHN B. PECK, Gen. Pass. Agent.
john d. WYLY. Travelling Agent. au ,s-am
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01
THE SHIPPERS POPULAR ROUTE.

THE SHIPPERS POPULAR ROUTE.
SELMA, ROME AND DALTON RAILROAD,
AND ITS
CONNECTIONS FORM THE GREAT SOUTH.
WESTERN FAST-FREIaHT LINE
MONTGOMERY, SELMA.
sACOLA, MERIDIAN,
MOBILE, JACKSON,
NEW ORLEANS, vICksBURG,
TEXAS,
And intermediate points. Through rates guaran-
tced. over CHI trges promptly adjusted by agents
points of delivery.
In ordering shipments, ask your shippers to give
direction by this route. to insure quick transit.
Mark each package via Lynchburg. and s. B.
and u. r., and ship from panvllie ceDot
e. G. BARN. Y, Gen'l Sup't.
". g. MCTLwAIN, Ger u FIT hg't, Patoni, Ala.
JOIN u. WYLY, TraTei'g Agent. au rs Sun
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01
A CADEMY OF TIE VISITATION
MONTE MARIA, RICHMOND, VA.

The patrons Of this institution are respectfully
reminded that the new scholastic year begins on
the RIRST NOHDAl IN SEPTEMBER. Parents
and guardians who wish to ure for young ladies
In q first class boarding school the benefits OF d
solid and refined education, with IN sternsl super
vision over their health. morals, and manners
win have no reason to rsgret their choice OF the
Monte marta Academy. On the retired and
healthy heights OF Richmond in buildings en-
lsrged to admit additions applicants. the pupils
en 10Y ample grounds. picturesque views, and
every facility under an Improved system, and an
Efficient corps Of teachers for their contentmcnt
and progress.
For prospectus Of terms, apply to superioress
Of Academy, Grace street, between ED and ESQ
streets. aul tSep15
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-10-27

ES- At the municipal election for NIav-
or and both branches Of the Civ Connect
in Baltimore, on Wesduesday last Hon
Joshua Vausant the Democrats candidate
for Mayor, received 1907 votes; Charles
Dunlap, 1923. Vausant's majority
PA. Tho First Branch Of the C;tv Conn.
ell stands ~ Democrats aud one Reform
Second Branch all Democrats elected OK
cept probably one.
Eas-A petition fifty feet long was rsceiv-
ed at the Executive Mansion on Eodnrs
day last, sigued by women Of UiaL, tro-
testing against palysauy and urging ciFse-
tive measures f,r IFS suppression.
ESr General Flfzhush Lee issue, u call
tor the Virginia division of tbe Association
OF the Army of Northern Nirgjui4 to meet
in Richmond ou the ID proxtna. for thc
purpose of permanent organization.
k1~In the coiorod couvcu jou at Column
bia, 5. c., an Arkansas delegate ,ifsr.d "a
resolution t,tutiug the rcuanljnatisn a
President GRANT, but substitute was a-
dopted decl rng it impo ic 10 anticipate
the action OF tie republican party.
GSs y gentleman who has jasi returned
to Washington from Umgaav. saws that
the dcfIuluag * Collector HALEY. of Now
York city, is there, living ia rr,nd ,tyle.
Bailey represents that his absence from The
United States Is temporary, and j. cgu.cd
by large Gums of money which he SAYS he
lost IN fcrreting cut frauds on the goy,r,-
meut.
Ef~On tie 20ih instant, on tie Pitt.
Iurgh aud Couu.lsvi le Klilroad. GO milo,
west OF Cumberland, collision occurred