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There Ia no place IN this city bett
Enrotoyu-O NTontcomerv Val

known tlreu. aut he try than GREEN'S, No. Asto
House Ills shirts talked If from Aaine TO Louisiana
and few Of fashion in rhe interior visit New York viii
out giving him call aud an order.
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Public AnnounceIac at.--I Will undertake

to all of disease and consumption the city,
upnn tie express understanding OF making demaad for
either visits II ccessful TALBOT WATTS,
Nervist eempoundcr Of ho Nervous Antdote All Green
stre
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IIoRsEs, CARRIAGES, &c.

~rrw WORK HORSE BAZAAR. 81 CROSBY STREET.
~ Hon sale Of Hortea Carriare Harness, Saddle
Sc eviy Monday and wednesday aammcnolng At twelve
ossi,cr JOHN ". GATbtELD. Proprietor.
II rood running srdcr Apply to william Y. Dearnaa,
Ic2 Crosby strcct.
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HAIR ryve,--Haycne,cr,s celebrated I.fauad


Hair Dyo the best discovered for ooripg tho hair
~hststs ths snt Is applied Tho wonderful aDd
certainty tb hieb this fsYorts and old estabGkea s
Dye performs is Astounding II IL for sse applied, a.
SATCHGioRS Wig Factory. No Wall street. Ccpy the
AedrasH
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LOST AND FOUND.


COX REWARD -LoST-IN CROSSING TUE SOUTH
va Ferry, yesterday morning, about hair sst Eve
oc ck head Purse. containing hundred dollar bill
and 81 $40 10 small bills With come change. Tho finder
viii receive The shove reward by leaving IL South
Ferry, on either side, with the ferry masters.
Ch REWABD-Losf, ON SUN DAY AFTERNOON
ySO ir pagsns from the Post Office, through wall and
Pearl streets 70 BurDc slip two tens and three du1r
bill vrapptt in the envelope OF letter, directed H.
Stwell. Whoever will return IL TO w. II. Hogan 96
Cranberry street. brooklyn shal receive TIE above
ward.
osT-ON SATURDAY EVE, 18TH INST, A POCKET
II MenorAl dun Book; supposed TO he lost 10 Fulton
Ferry snd lhiId avenue stage Gpding the
will be handsomely rewarded for their trouble leaving
3e7 Bowefy or l5s High street, Brooklyn liz Of
use 70 any but The owner.
+ osT-oN FRIDAY OR SATURDAY, A POLICY or
~ the Atlantic Fire Insurance Company cf Brooklyn ia
favor Of snoy, Berchy and MoLtand, wh 81 in bills,
enclosed The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving
\ at the Office of the above, No. "A Wall street.
CHECK LosT--NoTICE.- WHEREAS, A CHECK
~ dated New York, July q 1852. tho Morchauts
Bank TO the order OF Mrs Eliza Taylor for $500 by
Jno Johnston, trustee, and endorsed Eiaa Taylor
has been Loot mislad, all parties AFRO hereby cautioned
not to receive NEGOTIATE the said check any abs a
payment of the same having been stopped 1t Is OF er
charitable value.
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types Brosawsy contains the largest collection Of
able ptst IN existence and those Who wish 20 study the
Of the great of the day will here ane
rle foy cbaerv sti0n Call and See
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CITY Gwara.] .sa ovO Brosawsy, 10y
recsd to ~ tho Tuesday, the 10Th Of
srss. stlns pantaioons1 By order PAUL " S,NU
Meutena ant Commanding. HEppEN, Orderly.
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REFS GO. creating great excitement by tbs intro
ducop Of their sple did twenty-five cent pictures IL is
almost redihe that fine Of be made
five cents yet IL il true and every person may
ze the faci by visiting R.e Co.. who have established
the cheapest stem Tor dsgucrreotypes known, at
their 70, ms, No. 2So Bre nd way.
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II II n fixed fact, now universally adr

ted thai az TT 5 broAuWAy you procure Da
II the fret qusty at prices lower
any other gallery In New York The largest groups
the dimnutive kenesses taken equally we'll Prices
from 90 &C nts earh to $50 j. W. THOMPsON,
Daguerrean Artist, 3lb Broadway.
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LIQUORS.

9 000 DOE. SUPERIOR ST. JULIEN, ST. ESTE
H3oOO Pie, hnrgaux, &c., Claret Wine, In spcn.
30 &C.. &c. bottles returned Also 900 dos, superior
White Vine, for sale by WIN. IL. UNDERHlLL, No. Gs
Brnome street corner Of Crosby.
RRANDIEs. WINES. ALEs, PORTER, sEGARs, &C.
- Eo Of the choicest brands and In guanttios 90 sur
buyers Wholesale retail. for hae by WIN H. UNDER
HILL 40 Broomc street, corner OF crosby a. twenty per
cent lof than other house NJ BTho largest estas
hshr ebt IN the world.
(SLARIT WINES OF THE MOST CELEBRATED VIM
~ taee-st Escphe So Julien, La Rose, 81 Pierra. POM
let Csnet 81 Lambert Cheateau Monitor heateu Ltovlo
eaeau srgaux CbeAteau LATTE. Chcateau MoS trose,
aHa Hsus'n' '0' 'EDMUND G. CHARLES. Park Place.
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xIUO NeWhIu'-EU .ne Uest Oa4U6frootypS
away and make their poetry So 70 ~ms purpose. Tho
sueran gallery, No Iii Broad cay near Liberty strset
N. B-Daguerreotypes taken for Fix cents.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC, WANTED.
INSTRUCTION..

GTATE AND NATIONAL Law SCHOOL IN BALL
- won spa Saratoga county New fork-Ubeot 90 trair
the tudent IN eXepcre speaking and the trial Of causes
kc ns well NJ In the oflaw circular stating par
ticuihrs, sent by request, directed (post paid 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-17
LATE FROM SANTA FE.

We learn from the trains that have recently
arrived that large number of Indians, of diff.
ferent tribes, were encamped along the Arkan.
sas river, when they came out, but they all
appeared peaceably disposed.
Colonel Sumner, with Messrs. Greiner and
Baird. left this city few days since, for Acc
ma, where they expect 10 meet body OF the
Gila Apaches.
We learn from Fort Defiance that the Nava-
Jos have commenced their agricultural opera
tions, and appear TO be very peaceably DIS
posed.
We learn from Mr. Greiner, who has return.
ed from Acoma, that treaty was consluded
with the Gila Apaches. similar TO the one rati-
fed in this city few dnys since. There were
a plumber of Apaches near Acoma, but few oil
them came to the meeting. They were shy
and seemed TO suspect treachery. Mangus
Colorado was the only chief who came TO the
conference. MIR. 6. Informs Us, however, thai
they seem anxious to be at peace.
A detachment of new recruitsfrom the States
under command ofCo!onel SIeen, arrived last
week, and LETT for Albuquerque, and othei
(Santa Fe Gazette, July IL.
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SOULS. NOT sTArons.

SASS MI SlA1lOHS
Who shall judge man from ms..~,.,
who shan lnow him BY his dressl
Paupers may be if for princes
Princes dc for souetf,inx -
Crumpled shin and dirty iscket
Nay beciothe the golden ore
ot the deepest thoughts and feelinx,-
Satin rests could do NO mora
There are springs Of crystal nectar
Even swelling out Of atone:
1nere are purple bads and golden.
nioden. crushed and over. grown.
"Ja T wno COUNT oy souls, nos dresses
Loves and pfospers you and me,
While he values thrones the highest
But - pebbles in the SEA
mere M are foam-embroider'd oceans:
Inere are little weed-clad rills.
arss Tn are mule inch-high saplings,
d I1ere are cedars on the hills
0u1 uoo. who counts by sonia not st.t;ors
-eyes and prospers Won and ma '''
~ nim al vain disrincriona
are ss pebbles IN the sea.
rolling hands alone are builder.
VI nations wealth and fs,.'s
iiaed iaziness Is pension,a
FED and fatten'd ON the same
By the sweat of others forehssJ ss
Living only to rejoice,
"nue toe pSor mans outraged freedom
sainly iifssth up its voice.
But truth and justice are eternal.
Born with loveliness and light
And sunsets wrong shall never prosper.
while there is sunny light;
And God, whose worio heard voice Ia s;no;,,
boundiess love to you and me,
Wiii sink oppression with in titles.
Asthe pebbles in the sea.
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ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY AND DEATH OF THE
RoRnKK AT UricA.--We learn from geptle.
man Of Utica, that while visiting the Fair
grounds yesterday. he witnessed scene not
laid down in the bills. II is substantially as fol
lows: A gentleman from The South was view
ing some nice stock onexhibition, when ne dis
covered that some one was cutting the pock-
ct of his coat, where he had deposited the snug
lir,le sum Of $4,000. lie waited until his pock.
ct was cut open, and then drew bowie knife
and plunged il into The heHIt ofihe robber, kill
ing him instantly, after which be gave himself
up to the uIhorilies.-Syracuse Star, Sept
IL.
Summary justice. Served him right
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Summary justice. Served him right

s.It ia the gift of poetry 10 hallow evcrv
place in which il moves; 10 breathe round Ma
tuse an odor more exquisite than the perfume
Of the rose, and 10 shed over Il a tint more
magical than the blush Of the morning"
When you call on q female and End hel
with her sleeves rolled up at the wash tub
and she does not blush nr apologixe--mak.
her your wife a. soon a. possible Rock
amer.
How, If she be another mans wifsf
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0ysRLEs & HK1,OK z. dealers in Boo

QUARLEs & BRoOkE, dealers in Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps Bonnets, Trunks, &c, &c, No.
q Pearl street, Richmond, Va, are now receiving
full! assortment of goods suitable for the fall
trade, TO which they would call the attention of
country merchants, farmers, end the public gene
rally. Their stock is large, aud comprises one of
the most complete assorJmeIts to be found in any
house and being desirous OF selling the most
accommodating terms they Think that they can en-
sure satisfaction to their customers.
They are largely engaged in the manufacture of
Shoes which will enable them to furnish superior
article, and in most TO regulate the sizes to
suit purchasers. Believing that good article is
furnish such goods will prove satisfactory to the
customer. Purchasers are respectfully invited to
call. au 3l-dlm
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NOTICE.-The subscribers have formed
" partnership under the style of QUARLES e.
BROOKE, aud will continue the Hat and shoe
Busines SIS at the cid stand Of the senior partner.
HENRY w. QUARLES,
ROBERT Il. BROOKE.
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- Es. m. u. hObE's BOA KDi n q
~ AND DAY SCHOOL, Corner of Frank.
lin and 5th Streets. Richmond Va.-Ihe

Ess M. u. hOCE'S Is ID A X ID N u
~ AND DAY SCHOOL, Corner of Frank.
lin and 5th Streets, Richmond, Va.-The
next term of this Institution will commence on the
lst OF October. The course of study will embrace
all the branches pertaining to thorough English
education, together with Ancient aud Modern Lam
guages. Last year more then 100 pupils were in
attendance at the same time, but during the next
term the number will be restricted to l00-twenty
OF whom will be received as boarders in the family
OF the Principal. Charge Tor board, washing and
all usual accommodations, for ten months, $220,
as heretofore. Tuition in English, from S25 to
$40, according to the advancement of the pupil.
French. Spanish or Italian. $50 Latin, SIS Music
81 per month The German Language will be
taught orally, or by the usual method, to as many
as may wish to acquire it, cot charge.
Rev. J. P. Stafford will occupy the position
which was filled by the Rev. w. J Hoge last year.
Mr.. Stafford is gentleman of varied and accurate
scholarship, and has had several years experience
as instructor in of ths best institutions in
our country.
Young Ladies from the country, as well as from
the city, desired to be present the day of
the session. 1t is often serious Inconvenience
and encouragement to pupil to enter class
which has made even weeks progress
Payments Invariably in adrance e-one-haf on the
first OF October the olher On The first Of March.
Ali communications will receive prompt atten.
ton. Address REV. NJ. D. HOGE,
au 27-d&W3m Richmond, Va.
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MISS CAZkWELL'S
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LANES

LADIES,
GRACE STREET BETWEEN 7TH & erH RICHMOND
'ENHE second session of this School will COM
q mence on the lst day of next October. The
most able assistants in every department have been
secured.
Terms-PAYABLs SEMI ANNUALLY IN AID.
yANcE-For board an3 washing, S220 higher
English branches, $40; Primary English branches,
$50 Ancient and Modern Languages each a2O;
Music Professors fees se4-lm
VNAE MISSES BERRY intend to open a
Il School for the instruction OF young Ladies, OIL
Wedne sday, September 18th, at their residence
on Fifth street, between Clay and Leigh. The
course of instruction will be thorough in every re.
spect, embracing all the English branches, An
cient and Modern Languages, Drawing. Painting,
and Music, together with all kinds of Fancy and
Wax work.
A limited number of Boarders can be received
into the family.
Separate classes will be formed of young Ladies,
not connected with the School, who may wi.h to
take lessons in Drawing, Painting, Fancy or Wax
work.
References. Rev 8. Taylor, Rev DIR Howell,
Rev DR. Kingsford.
Circulars may be obtained of West & Brother,
Exchange Book Store, and at the House, on Fifth
street. au27-1m*
N Iss A. n. sMITI's SCHOOL FOR
l7A YOUNG LADIES.-lst street, Be.
tween Matn md Cary.-The next session of
this School will commence on MONDAY. Sep
TENDER 9th, Competent Teachers will assist in
the English branches.
Ma n. \. STAICOs, Teacher of Languages
TprEaI
Primary Department. ment........S2 $50 90
Common English branches. hes..... 80 90
Higher English branches. 40 90
Music Inst. Observation-Disclosures. 40 20
Music Vocal, including instruction in sing
ing by note, for each course of twenty.
four Lessons %
Drawing do do do co.... w
au 6-dtS27
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An EXTENSIVE RoBBERY.-Our city police
have been for several days past, basily eDgag.
ed in the effort TO apprehsnd party who .
known 10 have stolen large Amount of money.
Up TO the present time, enure suecees has not
been attained by those indeialigabtes.. The
person implicated Is named WsiIs. who iof
seven years, had been employed u The seSvice
of Ra, mond & Van Ambnrghy ths famous
amusement men, and about ten days go ran
away from Warrenion 10 this STATE, with 4l,-
| zoo of the firms money. He = native of
Western New York, and d VOL kncwnat Buf-
falo, isochesler. Lock port Syracuse. and oali-
er places 10 that region. .--Ss Aesse Cseees
Sept I. - &. q
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MURDER OF POLICE OFYIcER.-Joseph
Stowder, night waichman from the Third
ward, was brdtaIly murdered about o'clock
on yesterday morning. on the corner Of PaIson
and High streets, by some person or persons
unknown. Hr. Stowder had recently received
iniimation of the whereabouts OF some c0un-
teifeilers, and was laying bis plans TO arrest
them the probability 10 that having got wind
OF his intentions they wayl laid and murdered
him. When found he was perfectly dead, ha-
wing been stabbed in the region Of the heart ;
his pistol was found lying near him, ono bar.
rel Of which was discharged. Two persons,
Edward F. Chaplin and George A. Ballard,
we're arrested on suspicion Of being concerned
in the transaction.-C Cincinnati Commeyeisl,
| SeDt H.
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EDUCATION.

SELKCT CLAssICALA Ann E1..I-Is1
TRNsn Main street between Sd and sti .ss-
ARD p,nsn..a. a. NJ NJ Principal Mems. J. MICH
fEhElNs, Teacher of Drawing. Tbe n;c,h :. scs .
eemic year OF this School viii commsr.s ~. ms
nay ,ns soth ~ OF September There viii be ~ an on.
Pnciua and ihs ho.pd rdp 70 occupya room with the
se l4-lws -Aany.
M Il. y. G. +. BkNNRTT,s GCI500T
So. VIII reopen ON Monday, OctoSer -
se l4-5t* o.
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EDUCATION.
VOUNG LADIES, COLLEGIATE An.

YOUNG LADIES, COLLEGIATE eE.
MtNARi, corner OF Franklin and Fifth street..
Shockoe Hill, Richmond, Va. The sixth session AZ
this Institution viii commence on Monday. Sen
tember 9th, upon an improved pl, n. The School
will consist of FIVE departments-Primary, Acade.
mic, and three Collegiate Departments-sophomore,
junior and senior. The collegiate department. viii
embrace all the important English Branches aAd
Modern Languages pursued in our best colleges
The design Of this department is to qualify young
ladies' for teachers, and to occupy stations in the
higher walks of life.
TEAcHERs.-S. s. Stevens, A. NJ, Principal; Mr.
Staicos, Professor of Modern Languages; Mr. J. s.
Perkins, Teacher in Drawing Miss Nichols, Teach.
er of Music, or others il preferred.
The most compete mt and accom- plished ladies will
be procured to assist in the English department
se Aim
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING DE-

TgNHE SUBSCRIBER H LAYING ID T..
Il CLINED BUSINESS on his own account,
turns his sincere acknowledgements to his friends
and the public for the very liberal patronage ex-
tended to him, and begs a continuance in his new
connexion.
He has arranged with Messrs. C. HARTWELL
CO, where he will be able 80 SHOW ail old sus-
toners choice selection of every thing in the
DRY GOODS line, and will be able to sell them on
the same liberal terms which he has offered in his
old business, and which have proved so generally
satisfactory
Hisfrends are invited to call and see him. His
old customers will find him from this date at Messrs
HARTWELL 81 CO, and he begs them 10 call as
soon SIS possible and adjust their accounts. 1t is
very important to him to wind up his old business
ct the earliest date.
au Its J. G. CHENERY.
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,rhe Pomoloeieal CosgSess, which has hsea
i. ssss;o1 "a P6,ladslphis fof several days, kas
sdioarped 70 meet ID Boston h 1854.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

TTNH0MAS ID. QUARLES has received, by
L the latest arrivals, new and choice selection
of Foreign, Fancy and Domestic Dry
Goods for the Fall trade, TO which he invites the
special atten ton of the public.
His assortment Of Dress Goods is large and
handsome, embracing tEe latest and most fashiona-
bic sty!cs; also, Sne stock of Goods for gentle
mems, bows and servants wear
His slock hRs been selected with great care, and
he feels confident tnat his GOODS and PRICES
will give satisfaction.
Sc l3-ea2wN 229 Broad Street.
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IIGHT DRAFTS, payable at sny Banking
- House in Engand, Ireland, and Scotland, for
sale atthe Office OF ADAMS Il Co,
&c 10 Near the Post Office.
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vi RICHMOND HAT MANUFACTO.

<klARY.-The subscriber invites the attention OF
the tIade TO his new and extensive Fall Stock of
HATS aad CAPS, which comprises all the various
grades styles, c0lors and qualities OF Gentemens
I3o-s' aud Chidrens' Hats and Caps now in use.
Merchants Of Virginia, North Carolina and Ten.
aessee are particularly requested to examine before
going further North, the almost infinite variety of
goods ready for their inspection at this estao
lishment Those who have the disposition to pre-
fer home manufactures and encourage home IN
dustry can do So with advantage by supplying
themselves and their customers with Richmond
made goods which will be warranted as fine in
quality and perfect in workmanship as can be pro-
auced in any market in the world, while the prices
shall be reduced to the lowest and most economical
American standard Those who may wish to pat
r3nize the manufactures OF other States can be FUR
nished tn Northern and Eastern goods at the
manufacturers prices The stock consists OF the
usual variety Of fine fashionable Hats and Caps, CT
old geniiernea's broad rims from the finest TO the
lowest qualities Servants Hats and Caps OF all
kinds, from one dollar per dozen no: Children and
infants Hats and Caps, Ladies Riding Hats, all
the various styles and qualities of soft Hats, Tar
pauiin, Woo and Glazed Hats, all the grades OF
Caps hair, seal, cloth, leather, plush, (cotton and
silk Fur Caps up TO the very finest Otter and Bea.
yer.
Ladies' Furs-MuAs, Tippets, Muffatees,
Cutfs Vietorinss, Foot Mutfs, Mis and Chdrens
Nuts, Victoraes, &C, as complete and well assort-
ed a stock vi these gecds as s usually kept ia the
most fashionable fancy Fur stores of New York.
au 3i-2m JOHN DO0LEY, 81 Main st
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ERRiNGs! HERhINGs:-2o haii Obls
i 4 Family hoe Herrings
so bbis No Halifax Herrings
so do No 2 do do
In store and for ssle low By A. s. LEE.
au lD--ts
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229 Broad Street.

gNP9RTANT NOTICE. BARGAINS IN
DRY GOODS.-I have in store many desirable
Goods suitable for the Fall trade, such Mousse
lines, Cashmeres Merinoes, Alpaccas, Poplins,
Gnghafns, CaEcoes, &C, COttOns Linens, Csmbrics,
Jacconet. S.y,ss and Check Musus, Edgngs and
Laces, Worked Collars and Habit Shris, Flounc
ings, Sleeves. Gloves Hosiery Curtain Muslins and
Red Cotton Damasks, Tickings, Fannels, Pillow
Case Cotton and Sheeting, &C. all of which am
desirous to sell, in order 10 make room for a new
supply and viii offer great inducements to all who
wish to purchase VIM. J. SWORDS,
&c 10 225 Broad street.
YNGHBURG COUPON BONDS.-S4U,OOO
IL Of the above bonds, endorsed by the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad, in bonds OF 81 COO and
So 900, interest payable semi annually in Lynch
burg. For further information call on
C. W. PURCELL & CO., Bankers,
au24 And Dealers in Exchange.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.-TO THE YOUNG

IMPORTANT NOTICE.-TO THE YOUNG
MEN OF RICHMOND, AND THE PUBLIC
GENERALLY.-I propose giving instruction in
Drawing in all it's various branches and in the art
and science of Architecture, this tall, commencing
the hrst of the present month, on very moderate
terms In the courses the STUDENT by close app-
cation, will acquire knowledge of any branch of
Drawing, and much valuable Information. Those
desrous of taking instructions invited call
my Office two doors from Main, on 18th street.
opposite the James River and kanawha Company
office, where tesms and particulars will be made
known. w. A. POWELL,
Sc It's Architect and Civil Engineer
LNGLIsH AMI CLASSICAL SCHOOL
"a FOR BOYS ON SHOCKOE HILL.-The sub
scri5er will resume his School on 4th street, be-
tween Grace and Franklin on the Ism September
Terms Of Tuition per ten months (paya6le quarterly
usual.
In the English deparim ent, including fuel and sta
uohery -------------.S3 .S32 w
In the classical department. Observation-Disclosures. AZ 90
Sc 6-dl2t* T. r. BASS
CHARLES w. kEhSEE viii resume the
" exercises of his SCHOOL, in the basement of
Trinity Church, on the lst October.
TERMS PER SESSION OF 10 MONTHS.
Reading, Writing, Spelling and Mental Arithme-
TIC S25
Senior English Department. Observation-Disclosures. 30
CLASSICAL Department t---.--...---..-----. 40
ST. lin