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Mrs. NOtIingham's
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR II

Corner of 9Th and franklin street,
WILL BE RE-OPENED ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2sIH.
\ making this announcement, Mrs. n. deems
u il proper TO state briefly the principles on which her school is
To enable a young lady to occupy suitably her proper place in
society, n certain style OF personal address and manner 10 indispen.
sable. Such IaanHerN however, are onen merely external and, not
seldom lead TO painful exposure, uness sustained by thorough and
Judeious mental cultivation; and this, again. exhibits is highest
aHd most beautiful effects, only when guided and elevated by a pure
morality, founded upon the religion Of the Bibe. The due and wen
balanced cultivation, then, Of the heart and Uf the intellect, guided
by the influences Of the Christian religion. is the great object aim
ed Al In this Seminary and 10 insure the attainment Of this by her
pupils, Mrs \. brings 4 long and well earned experience, an ini-
macy with the best authonies and sources OF information, AID the
assistance of the most competent teachers in the various branches
OF study.
TERNs per session Of 10 months, payable half in advance -
Boarding $500
Higher branches English tuition. .................4
Ancient and Modern Languages Observation-Disclosures
Music on Piano, Guitar, and Vocal each. ...........6O
Music en- Harp, 81 per lesson. Use Of Piano. .........s
hashing.
Au I3-d2m.
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by davenport Allen 81 Co.
Auction Sale of 500 Cases Boots, Shoes and Hat,
fS MONDAY, 5h October, lsiS. We Will sell. at our Au-tiop
Store, about 800 eises Boots Shoes anJ Hat, all nesh and
dice; hom the uanaiae.grers ana saEsd 10 the fan and winter
sales, comprising
Mems water ~ProofthicE Pegd and calf Boots
youths do do do do
hens uIek reEyed sphg and hip B!ogans
Youths d. do Go do
wom=nis Pegd and split Bu,kns and Ties
DO Peg "
Do Pexid bur bottom Boots
Do Eain Pegd spnnE Tee
Do sutetei side Pegd Boots
DO grain pegdIee DO
Ch.treR's Go Co 90 Do
DO boarded and Eaber pesd Boots
Misses Eegd lace do
Mems lined and bOuEt BngaLs
10 Richmond manu- d 90
HArs-Aen,s plain broad bnm fur and silk. eOney and ls
ionzbIe Hats
Roys' Go do Han.
Meas and boys Woo Hats
Do 10 Cloth and Hair CAPS
TRUNKS, iron and wood frame
WRAPPING PAPER
SOLE LEATHER. branded good and adAmaEed Ieht. MD.
De ard heavy weights.
TefHs-Unter slOo, sash-siOO and over Z month. credit for
approved pafer svO DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
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Transmitted for the Baltimore Americana
PHLADELFHIA, Sept. %, s P. VI.
We regret to state that three hborins men were killed today in
Western part q the city, by the falling Of n gravel hank.
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Ry w. Goddin.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

PI virtue Of a deed of trust executed to the sub
~ senber by George Wilhelm and Mary his wife, bearing da,.
on the 29th March, le4S, OF record in Henrieo County Court. 1
shall BY The request Of the benehetares named in the sd deed. pro-
eeed TO eel, Al public auction, for cash. UPON the premises, on
SATURDAY, the IOh day Of October next. At 4 O'Clock, ?. NJ, the
real estate conveyed by said deed, and lying and being in the town
Of Sydney, in the county Of Henrieo, Just beyond he limits Of Ii.
corporation. fronting on the north eide Of Dover street 1924 feet
running lack 1873 feet 10 an aIey-on which there isa snail wooden
tenement and two brick houses, the latter not finished
The ii- 70 asd properly Is undoubted, but the undermined will
convey with the usual wanaay. w. GoDDIN, Trustee.
&c lO-w3ukdtds
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lotteries.
!. G. GREGORY q CO., MANAGES, No.

II G. GREGORY d CO., MANAGES, No.
" . ioi Main street Richmond. Va.
Splendid Schemes for October, 1916.
HLKxANoEIA LOTTERY. Gas. ,. for Is'S-o be draw.
IS No. Loisy-Ia pn~. B,As.
1905 'sss: , 50 ; Sds.:o SO; 800
Ticket. ,i,: HsI,.. 5. ou.-,sn q 50.
Cenheaie' Of packages Of 20 Whole TeksD, s2o
De-. CO. CO. &c a aalS 90 =
ssw 5IRSEY LOTTERY Gas No, co. fO' is's-to be drawn
sNo LOTrsEY-la DRAWN BALLOTS.
PRIZES.
PIN" $1,000 1900: 30 PM $500 300:
Tickets Is, Halves 2 so. Quarters o. Is.
New Jsf~y Lotcry, Cas- No. 81, for IstS-to be drawn a,
'srs-y City. Oct I2h
rs NO. LorrERYmla DRAWN BsLLOrs.
'"'' IS 5000 GOO 90 'f1..o Of $1,000
Ticket. IS; Ha,e. so. Quarters 1 rs.
I'm . Prizes Of 10000 Dollars each!
New Jsnsy Lotisp. Gas No. 81. for iste-to be drawn arJsr
rs NO. LorrERY-la DRAwsB BALLOTS.
5 capital prize. Of $4,000 100 prize. Of 1900
Ticket. y. Halves 4; oaarere.
$50, $4,000. ? Prizes OF SIC, 900!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Glars n. fos 1900 b. anrp a,
IS NO. LOrTEayni. DsAwS BALLOTS.
V'i-eof $4,000 pn1..f $500
10000 9,s3s
10000 20 1000
ISoo 20 1000
5000 besdes many Of 5000. 500, 200,
200, &C &c.
Tickets SIS. halves az quartsu1 n
CettnrAies Of paeoges Of &c whoIe Ticket. $3.50
DO. do. Sc Half do So
do. do. 20 Quarter do "a
dc. do. SC Eighth do 20
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class l. for Is.a-,o -, a.,x, m
Saturday, Oct 94th. Is46.
rs NO. LorrERY-l2 DRAWN BALLOTS.
PRIZES.
! pn1 OF $4,000 I prize OF S3OCO
1000 40 1000
1000 80 500
Tickets $40; BAlvss 5: Quauer 90
Certificates Of packages Of % Whole Tickets slIo
Do. do. IS Half do
Do do. IS Quarter do. .7t
Orden for Certificates OF PaeEAE-s. single Ticket, md ah.rr, I'm
any OF the above seh'meS addresed 10 the uLdes signed, will receive
the most prompt attention and an account OF ,aeh Dnvins viii be
fSr~artsd free Of postage, as soon a. II IL received
J. @. GREGORY Il GO, Manasen,
Pzo Richmond. Va.
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THE FINE Arts.

FOB NoUSG LADIES'.
announcing the intention of instruCting
IL Young LldieI IN the Pine Arts viz: FANCY PORTRAIT and
p,iniinE, }. = warfel wiz respectfully observe that
his obleetis 20 lint AIT to his pupils a refined knUw edge Of thai
branch OF Fine Ats, which constitute a USEFUL and oRNA-
MENTAL EDUCATION. 80 Is-f
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.na TO THE LADIES.

TNT INE|' - y ' TILT HAFIUE TFIIUF-
lVA ed from her former Te,idcnee on Marshall, TO Main street,
nearly oPposte the Bank, and nett door above Mr. JnO. wnhslm's
Shoe Store, IL prepared to conduct the DRESS-MAkING busin. -
upon u more eulargcd and etenHve tUle than heretofore. She will
receive the latest fashions from Paris about the Is OF next monih,
and continue to do 70 rgulIry every month IN future aud assures
her fients and the dies generally, an lowR AMI counIry, that her
eIeIt'ons to please will be unrcmiied, and soietE a due portion or
their patronage.
business . 24-dgs
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BY Dunlop. Moncure a Co.
~ "

Dry Goods at Auction.
On THURSDAY, the LIST October, we will sell, without r-v
commencing Al . O'Clock lat ouTSaes Room, up -an.) n la,g- ana
general assortment Of Pan ard winter Dry Good. perfectly rre,h
and 'easonabse. to which We invite the afentioa Of the Trade
CONSISTING OF
Super blue, blk and fancy cord Cloths
DO do Go DO do 90 Cashmere,
PAn and striped Kerseys G asgow Jean.
Super b7e and cadet mixed Kent leans
Do cloth s!se and bk Satineus
Fancy plaid and cadet DO
- Pi OF Cloths ard Fiushings
Whit, redaEd yellow Fannels
Canton r anaek and Dee Skins
Plaid Linseys, Wool Keneys
New style Fan Pnsfs ard Giazhams
Pad, WOonen and Blanket shaws
-, ~ and rs Bleaehsd aai Brown Domeyues nj v.,,o,
Fyes
Super Maekina~ and Ph4 Eaakeu
Blue and dzb Patent Thread
Super Cambrcs aa- Jaconeifs
Pins. Hooks and Eyes, Tapes, &c. &c
TERMs-Under SlOO, cash; over 500. 4 ma ,r.in ,,.a
proved negotiable paper.
sT DUNLOP. MoNCURE A CO. Aust,
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Thomas n Charles Ellis,
lhfoRrERs AND uEALERs ~ Day GOODS. HARDvy ARe
AND CUTLERY.
NO. LOG MAIN STRBBT.
Have IN store. and are now receiving bv
- paUlac PhfenI ard sAip HarhaSay from Lvsr,oo snf
~ FsHcus sruFas hon ~ Nonh IN unusually args ani daun-
" rtoeh of Fancy and SaPe Goods suite Gf the Fau trad, N
~heh hey iavhs he atteston q herehssts Th--s eosds hsvs
b oa-red ate snail advanee. : ia
y TONS M'CULLOUCH's SHOT, receiving
- ssd for sicily sa woETH M, NeeRUDER a 90.
NIX POWDER, Of various kinds, for sale by
wS AMUEL 3 DOVE
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Trust Sale of Real Estate,
In II CDIINIY OLE uENRICn

-
Pursuant to the provisions of a deed Of trust
executed BY John n. ciop,on and Wit. tn the under. rned ard rat.
WIS. bearing date on the % day Of December, 1877, and recorded
- the Clerks Once Of H~nheo County Court, for the purpo.. Of
two DEGREES prrn1un-ed By the Superior Coud Of Ch,ne.v for the
Richmond Cireufi, in the sui, OF Robert Poore and others against
John senerec aSi other. tn h-s on the 2ist Of February, IssS,
and the second on the 10th Of June, iBa5, I shall. a. the surviving
uu,tee, on TUESDAY, the 29ti day Of septsmAer. Ists at ~
O'Clock y, proceed To sH, At public suct oa. on the premises. to IN.
highest bidder. a iraet or parcel OF lard, In the county of Henr1co.
the same more or lessL and 10 the sme land conveyed IN the aid
John d e option by John q. Mosby and Robert p. Messy ia &C .,
Of sid land (bsirg that par of - same conveyed BIZ Samuel r.
Parsons, tuaee for Margaret P. Lumokin. and the ad n p Laumo-
be sod subject 70 the provisions of a deed Of trust from IA. aid
Robeu p. Messy TO Samuel P. Parsons and Henry Clarte, Is trus
tres To secure a ypm Of mon'y, therein mentioned. due In the said
hafgart 7 Lumpkin. and recorded IN the Clerks Once Aforesaid
on The X2d day Of February, 1874. II. on account Of bad weather
OF from any other cause, the sad sae shall not be made on the day
appointed above, the same Will be continued n m day to day Sun
days sre-p ed until a ale 10 effected
TERMS-For eash a. IN - much q will defray the expenses or
said "a e and AZ n the residue. ugoaa credit OF nine months for ore
hif thereof and Of eirhscn months for the other htf; bonds with
good seeurity, payable 10 The undsragDed, for the deferred inNaL
merts. will be required Of the purchaser. and the Il IL 10 the aid
land retained Until the whole purchase money n paid and n eonvex.
anee diree-sd by the eour abOv. menuo1sd.
LoFTIs n. Elicit,
% 10 Surviving Trustee.
Pursuant to the provisions Of the deed of trust
referred 10 IN the above Advertisement oil L. v. ETeu, from Robert P
Mostly tn Samuel p Parsons ABd myself bearing date on the ed
day of February, 1894, / shan, a. surviving trustee, proceed TO sen
the las acres Of land. by the ad deed conveyed, on TUESDAY.
the 2sth instant Al IL O'Clock N, on the premises. II At II not. on
the psEi fair day thereafter.
TERnS-For cash a. to he sum OF three haBd.ed and hty four
collars. and the expenses Of sale, end ar 10 the residue, on a credit
OF Efre months for oEe half and Of eighteen months for tie other
half; thu purchaser irving bends with good seeaniy, payable To
EoneH n. Elicit for TIE deferred payments, and the title TO be 70
taiaed until the whole purchase money is pajd.
HENRY CLARKE,
- lo-cas Surviving TusUe.
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BONNETS, RIBBONS, &c.

BONNETS, RIBBONS, &c.
w. d f.. p. CARPENTER & CO.,
No. Z Exchange Block, flth Street.
tALL the attention Of buyers to their extern.
- ae sock Of ROnnets,
Which 10 now complete IN every department. The ASSORTMENT 10
much larger than usual and ineuies every variety Of FASHIONABLE
goods.
The aTsea ssnTmeni in the State, Of entirely new and ueA pst
"ms n great variety q rye and quality.
\ iau a~ortnent q firTerS Feathers ard other trimming god.
Also Band BoHss Dress Whacbons, &c
Being manufacturers and dcam F exclusively Hn The abov. fooi.
nVes us advan'ages MT ps esssd b. Other houses AT enables NJ
70 oucfour roofs n prices which defy coajei ton IN any msrtet
90 kepueieau tequ's'd' TO 10y. - lin
TfNO TIE LADIES IN PARTICULARLY
DhFiLAloRf FOWDER has been found hrhy betesc al
hii'plfcp-iy WIN is uovth has teen confined 10 the upt hp
"Ar OF ne ace EviuEa mascui ns tuFa % the wholo features.
"nen used VI b pfo,ef care, ani according TO M dfeellns, tvu
'' iounit D. a Eleai saduou 10 The toilet. az ne us Of any sharp
nfumf-l . entirely svojsd, and thc hair 10 removed in ase o. IN
minutes aner 10 ppittu1n-
This comp suion BE- iunmhh. All war-nrt.5 a, r.-,y, .,,..a.u
mt AMER uumcrouf uaH,l ave received ~ccru6catss Of success
Whc IN eaunot bs cosfested
Ff ale, whocne and feaL a.
JULES uAUELs pspoL
10 scuh Third street. below Chssnut.
And ~ ny Agents, l. Ginief. Duval a Purcell Y r Duyni r
unqnesne, Main street. : u LachHss1n. Dornin a Mconseu. pnsd
sreet kichmond. chs CorlnE, HfuEE. Thomas a ca Fetsrstuu
and most Ell the nruEEids hrorgh ne Cuor. -
~ frswium' awarded a. ue Frsnun isst ute.
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BY InlOes a brother.
DAMAGED BOOKS AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING, Sept 26tA a, 10 oeOeS. a, our
store. We vii sci AZ auction for account of whom il NAY eoeerm.
an lAvoiee ofBooks' damagedon the voyage from New Yoh, cos
ssunE Of Il vauey Of School snd Miscellaneous works.
RT Terms cash.
ADDITIONAL.
THE AMERICAN RsCE-TURF REGISTER. spor-sman,,
HeTah, and GeneDl stud Book, By Patrick Nesbt Edgsr. 81 co
pies Of this valuable work published Al IS, Will be sold to elose a
concern.
SJ For examination tie day previou. to sle.
- - INLOES A BROTHER Anr,.
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FRESH sEAsoNABLE DRY GOODS,

n ANNITUNs
On TUESDAY MorHir Z. OCTOBER 9Th. al Q O'Clock. At our s,ks
koom We ~ isfh.at Au-u7u, without reserve, an s1tsns We assar.
Eentof Fresh sari- and Fancy ny Coos, JUS Gom the North
en mnktts and snited 10 the IAN and winter trade.
% Further parcuars be caner.
FERAs-sums under 500, cash; Iumsof 500 and upwardL 2
months credit for approved endorsed poes
W2S INLOES 4 BROTHER. Aueta-
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TO FAHmrRs; Go6XTsx MERCHANTS,

10 HNH'AHatHf NUNNIAk MEElIEIANIa,
AND OTHERS.
..rest hoduction 90 Penitentlary store.
ms suosenoerby a ats order Of The Bard 3 nov able 10 o.
fer al greatly reduced pixies
ing.
1000 ysris plain and striped Linsey. 0r womsn's soshinr.
In Store for Fall purchasers.
200 heavy resdy nads Kerry Cos.s
200 pairs % 60 Do Pants
shoes equal 10 any IN NJ nnarks.
Compse Fets Of Wsgo- ps,ps. n, tvo 49,. IA -.
WAGON Haness In r-ntons
warranted les. very superior
40 Hsbeat Pan. WHEAT HaRa, Renriys.torL y,,s,o... -
frasrruaE o. different kinds
For ale a. Fenfeniay, q very superior aricis Of Burr Mn
stones Wsrons Dnys Cars. he
zoe ab1ve are offered on very accommodating terms aad pur-
snhHfr % WI 70 can AZ me Pentenuay, o. a. ne Store, Ne.
IT, street leading 70 Msyos Bridge.
$50 JAs. e sPorrs. As.ss P.ny.
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RICH MOND
and Mathematical Institute.

RICHARD STERLING, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
T MART b Assistant Teachers.
TENHE next session Of this Institution will com.
4 menee on MONDAY, September SSH. Tie eoune Of in
stuehon' which, for many years, has been pursued To the ausfae-
ton OF patrons, viii be continued. Though not limited in his mum
bSr the Principal Of this institution secures the services OF a com.
petent assistant for every twenty five pupils which, with his own
uhrtmiued attention, enables him 10 furnish each scholar allthe aid
necessary To the mcce.ful prosecution Of study. For Admission.
apply TO The PRINCIPAL. Sc 9-2awtgdOe
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NEW MAPS.
IINHE subscriber has received q large assert.
~ msni u NEW and BEAUTIFUL MAPS iuh issued from
Mieheirs Mao csiabhshmcnLg citJ impr0vod. ani The price ma.
tetiany reduced.
TUE NAP OF THE W~OBLD-ths largest and most ccmprr
heusive wotk Of The kinie ever publish. IN Ameuca.
TUT REFERENCE AND DISTANCE MAP OF THE UNITED
rIAiEs' exhibiting an accurate representation Of TIE American
hepnohe. and compiling The various States Counties and iowa
thpa in the o.. 4.
THE NATIONAL MAI or THE AMERICAN REPUBLIC,
OR UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. unrquard mf the beauty
and tisifnttnrss % is iruennr and enfnviug
NEW MAP oF OR CON. TFXAs ANp CALIFORNIA
Pocket form.
NEW MAP OF MFNCp.
An OUTLINE CHART or ANCIENT Ann MODERN uTs.
roRY, prepared orhe use Of Schools and 6,mfhss nj w ~.
ron, A n.
NEW ROUTE hook AND NAP or u. =, Comprising Tables
ofts principal tairosd, ftamboat and ttafe routes throughout he
Uhicd snies fof as BY O y. FIsHER, Afr,
gNl doora frio~ F~f ONre
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MANTUA-MAKING.
TUE undersigned respectfully informs her friends, he
L Ladies generally, and particularly those IN the country,
that she Is prepared 70 execute ~ orders IN the DREsS-
MAKING BUSINESS, 81 short notice and on reasonable
terms. Her rooms are ~ The Roanoke House, Locus
Alley, near he ODD Fellows Hall a. ~HAsELTON.
Richaond. Sept O. In
Ohm ). MEREDITH, Attorney at Lar.
~ EicHsosp. Va, pucucss IN ne s1psnos sd Inf.nos Cosr.
% Lav and ChanesU holden b. TIE city o. Ricl-sosd. aad q ~
Circuit ard couHy courts 81 Goochand ard narrower.
~ umoe over Ne sore Of FnHh q narscod. naa srsa.
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Portrait Painting.

TO THs r.rEoss o. ruE uss Gara
WM.G. BROWN, of London, politely informs
the Citizens Of Richmond and vieinhy, Thai BE- Ia, 70
opened his Studio and Exhibition Room over Ah.n d BroSbsI1.
lts Aatn street where speeiDens Of hrs ~ can b sen. AmonT
Known in THIS City.
invited 10 ran
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CHURCH HILL,

TUNHE fourth session n Mr.. PELLETS SCHOOL, Tor Younx
n Ladies will commence on Thursday, iN October tert.
The course Of instruction will be continued on tho amc sy.tem
that Ms ?. has hitherto found 20 successful.
TERMS
luton in Tie higher Enghsh bnnehes per scholastic year $50
Primary do. 40
Nuac-pauo forte. singing. OF Spanish guitar, each 60
Latin, French Italian, spanish, each 90
genf. n. 1910
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CHEAP CHEAPW CHEAPWI
ANOTHER SUPPLY,

SIlEAI !! u!
ANOTHER SUPPLY,
T. MBER 24TH, 1916.
WE are now opening another supply of Boots
V and Shoes suitable for the FALL TRADE, bought uncom-
monty cheap from the manufactured among whirh are Mems hea-
w pcEEed Boots 8 to ~, 10 to ~ Mems prime sewed Water
Boots, large sizes. made in eItn style Gentemens double soIed
water proof boots, nailed and scwed bottoms Genlemen's fine
Calf dress boot, very cheap; Gennemen's dc calf Morocco, EXTRA
quality; Mems and boys Kip Munroes, large 90 ~ IN ~, Z TO ~,
Ladies fine Seal stitch Wslking Shoes, as good a. can be manu(ae-
tufd. made broad Women ssWed and pegGod wells, large sizes;
BOYS boots and ia 'et, all zes, very cheap. We have sold the -
goods 20 the vey best merchants, Just returning from he North,
and they confess thai they are much Cheapet than hey could buy
them IN Philadelphia or New York. We respectfully invite Mer
chants 10 want Of Boots ard Shoes cheaper than they ever bought
10 Hand see them. From our long experience In the Shoe bu
siness. our facilities for buying good. at the lowest prices are far
superior 10 those that have been engaged 10 the business a shcu
ume-d0iuE a large Retail business We can give to Merchants such
st1es 40 they may want. Al We ask s TO examine our Stoek before
you Luy. PUrNEY A. WATTS.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
TUNHR subscribers have just received and opeaeI large addition
u nj supplies of choice Goods
Rich French Cashmcrss and Mouslins
Rich Em5ro,dored Cashmeres
Cashmere Robes
Silks, n unsurpassed beauty and richness Of style
Plaid sikS rich and high ooiofs, very hshonablc
Victor Pads and al Other styles OF Plaid
Wofscd Goods for Ladts ircascs
Black waesd Silks, &C. dsd, ,tHped, &C.
Black Satin wide, and SATIN de- chine
Bk and white Mousins and Cathmeres
Dark and Bk Ginghams
An elegant assortment Of Ribbons 6r Bonnet sa,h,.
Lace and Muslin Capes
Cloves and Houey
Fnnga, Gifpa &C. &c.
4 large and superior ,toeh OF shiruurs, sheeungs, Caalnsts, Lin
'eys, Blankets, Panneis. Linens &C.
lnateW days their stock q Goods will be compete, and viii com
Sa Tnos. R. rRrcE a co
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Mrs. Burkc's sChooI.

Mrs. A. y. LittIe's
BOARDING s. DAY-SCHOOL
o YOUNG LADIES,
WILL be- re-opened for the reception Of Pupils
W on th~ 2sth iay of ssptcmSefnrut
IN course Of Inc rue lon. Nhich 1f many years has been - sue.
eefsfuly puruoi, viii Be continued In operation b. The auiduous
hbor ofhe Principal aided BY competent teachers ofto h rerca
Vacancies may he hlrd both In The Boarding and Day school De
paumett b. apptcauonb ne Principal
TERMS.
For session of Eve m,nths, payabl' quarterly IN advante-
Bnfi'h Tuition, according to the age Of the
PupL sis. $3.50. ~ 50
French IR %
Laun, 70 90
Board. Including I'd n ting. &c. Is 90
Uc Of ths Piano, per moah, I 90
Washing 3l cents pei wei.
MUSIC on the Piano, Harp and Guitar a. the usual ertrs charge
Fuicuckshuf, Va. Sept a2-4w
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MRS. GEN. CARRINGTON'S

MhO. UbN. OhhhlNU ION y
Boarding school for Young Ladies,
Commences on the LIST Of October and closes on the 3lst
July.
MFRS. CARRINGTON spares no pains to have
lVA all the departments filed with competent teachers; and ven
lures to promise as IN rough an education rs can be obtained in any
school In the Union.
Mrs Cs dwelling is in a beautiful, retired and healthy part Of the
city combining many local advantages not generally found in a lily
residence; and the internal arrangements re such as ensure the
comfort Of the inmates
The boardes nc eoniidered members OF the family, and required
TO conform to its regulations; but they are governed by the law Of
kindness.
TERMS, per session OF ten months:
Broading, 5000
Higher EnEHsh branches, 30
Lower do. do. 10
French aud other Modern Languages each 90
Latin, 90
Music on the piano, 60
Music on the GUITAR, 90
Music, vocal, 80
Use OF instrument 10
Washing, 90
Bali payable in Adva-nes-remainder on the Ia OF March.
Each young lady will provide herself with a silver FORK, table and
tea spoon.
No boaTder will be allowed To shop or raise accounts without the
express permission o. the principal.
The boardeus are expected to attend church with the family, free
Of any charge for pew Teni-nor are they permitted to 90 abroad
unless under tie supervision inns &. or one Of the teachers No
departure from this rule viii be allowed, unless by express agree
ment with the parents or guardian.
Richmond, August 4, 1886. cI3lkdtiaOet.
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Irs. kingsfOrd,s Seminary
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Richmond.
IENIIIS SEUINATIH 10 shua % IN Gnre street, and in the
n hIuse lately occupied ~ Thomas Richie, Esq.
In announcing her intention TO opsn a school, in Richmond, for
the instruction OF young ladies', Mrs KnEsioTd viii simply observe.
that her object Is TO adopta eouuc Of tuition which will impart to
her pupils a thorough knowledge OF thote branches in Literature,
the Arts, and Sciences, which constitute a useful and ornamental
fmilc education.
RT Cards Of terms may be obtained at the school
M 27-dIms
VUNEAtHER WhNTED-A single gentleman, quaHhed to teach
II Mathematics and the Physical Sciences, may hear or a eesira.
be situation, BY addressing lPoIt paid A. D., Box 67s, Richmond
Post Once. a graduate of a Military Institution would be prefer
aH