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DOARDING.-Mrs. LILBURN TRIGG

-KV will be pleased 20 receive several YOUNG La
DIES 10 board With her Ia Richmond during the next
seholessie year. Her house 10 very convenient 10
three Of The principal schools IN the city.
Ep Sl-29
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The brig Buena Vista, from Cienfuegos
put into Wilmington, NJ c., on the oath, il
distress from sickness on board. Her Captain
Wines, died as She entered the harhor.
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BENNETT & BEERS, Wholesale and

RENNEII q BEEKS, W NOTES.-THE and
H. Retail Druggists No. l25 Main street. Rich uossd
Va, Dealers in Pure Drugs Medicines, Chemicals
Paints. obs. Yarnishes, Dyes, Colors, French and
American Window Glass, fine Chewing Tobacco and
Cigars. elegant Perfumes and imported Fancy Goods
Violin Strings, Port Monnaies Percussion Caps, &C.,
Gc.
Projectors Of Carriers Spanish Mixture, the cele-
brated Lustrai Hair Tonic, very superior Lemon Sy-
rup, and Extract Jamaica Ginger.
Agents for Rockbridge Alum Water and Pills and
all the popular Medicines of the day-at the lowest
wholesale prices. t.
BENNETT L BEERS beg leave to call the atten-
ton OF Country Merchsnts and the city trade to the
very large and well assorted stock Of Goods which
they are now opening in store, and which will cour-
pare favoraby in quality and price, with the largest
Northern houses
All goods carefully packed, handsomely put up and
promptly forwarded TO any part of the country
We should be pleased TO show our goods and prices.
to all who deal in line, whether they buy or NOT
To Terms Cash. or to really punctuai customers
the usual dit of months
an SO BENNETT BEERS. Druggists.
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VI! Polk, Of Baltimore, is said to hayere.
ceived theappointment fConsulto Bordeaux,
and ex governor Dana, Of Maine, Charge to
Bolivia.
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within one yea

white sailor on board the steamer Jamestown,
was drowned On Monday morning, at City Point
The jamestown delivered her freight and passen.
gers across the @beiyidere' which was lying there
and the sailor accidentally slipped and fell between
the boats, Parisen & Kings Agent seeing him fall
ieta rope down to him, but he fed to catch ii and
sank IN r;eo NO
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MARKET GARDENS, HOUSES AMI
BY PuI LIAM Z DAVIS
HOUSEHOLD AM 3 TCHEN FUR

III OOsoEIINJLD AND nIICHEN FUN-
- NlTuRE AT AUCTION.--on THURSDAY
III at Cottage No. s. In Hushes' Row, on Mayo e..
WIN 5e sold the entire stock of Household aud hIsa
rIhNiFURE, of gentleman, who e se6
articles as are usually 10 he found in genteel families
such as Sofas, Wardrobes Tables Chairs IH
&c. Also, superior PIANO, and q
TERMS cash.
au 29-dfds pIyLLIAM 4 DAsls. AucIs-
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ENCoURAGE HOME liANUFAC-

ENCOURAGE HOME 1fANUFAC-
~ TLkEs;-Ladies can always find at the LA
make, which are IN every respect superior 10 any OF
Northsin manufacture at IS low, il lower prices.
the Northern Shoest We presume II l. haesnsS i =
not generally kno@n that we make such shoes. The
object OF this ADVERTISEMENT therefore il 10 notify All
who have not been aware Of the fact that wa make
better article of Cater Boots, of all shades aud co.
iors al $40 than can be bous hi Of Northern manu-.
lacin.e for the same pliee.
Tits hardly necessary e. add that Ladies' will consult
their interest by calling at No rs, when in want of
pair Of Cater Boots. S
au3l WHITE PAGE
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DOOKS AND sTATTONERY.-J. "

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.-J. w.
- RANDOLPH is prepared TO supply Merchants,
Teachers and others, with all they want in the Book
and Stationery lire, favorable terms.
Orders from the country for Books, Binding, Music
and Musical Instruments, Hl meet with prompt at
tention. If addressed to III Main 81. =
J. w. l.. has just published
Rufiin On Manureg, 9Th edition;
Agricultural Education I'd edition:
Burkes Virginia Springs Sd edition:
Williams on Water Cure, Bathing, &c;
Uncle Robin IN his Cabin III Virginia and Tom with
our one in Boston, I'd edition;
Virginia Criminal Cases, edition;
Cottonl's Edition of Richardson's Virginia, N.rth
Carolina, Maryland and District OF Columbia Alma
nae, for 1854.
New Edition of Jeferson's Notes On Virginia, win
he adu Istn ctnhar an 81
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The ceremony OF breaking ground for the
Black River and Utica Rail Road took place
at Utica on the 27th in presence CT large
:sssernbIape
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PRESIDENT PIERCE AND THE PACIFIC RAIL
RoAD.-Somebody writing letters from Washington
70 the New York Freeman's Journal makes the fol-
lowing statement, TO which the New York presses
seem TO attach some credit:
The President has determined not to adopt,
father or recommend the Pacific railroad measure
IN any manner whatever as policy of the admins.
traiOn, and in this determination he is warmly and
decidedly backed and supported by both the Secre-
tary OF State and the Attorney General This you
may rely upon as an ascertained fact"
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LOCOMOTIVE E1pLostoH--On the 27th
near Montreal the fire box Of locomotive on
the Grand Trunk Rail Road fell in and occa-
stoned an explosion, which shattered the en-.
CINE, ana seriously injured the engineer, the
fireman and the section man. the first two it
was thought would die.
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR
pRICK HOUSES AND LOTS ON


II BROAD STREET, FRAMED HOUSES AND
LOTS ON CATHARINE STREET, AND VACANT
LOTS ON LEIGH STREET, AT AUCTION.-On
WEDNESDAY, the l4th day of September, COM
nencing at 4 O'Clock, r NJ, upon the premises viii
be sold two Brick HOUSES and LOTS, situated on
the north side of Broad street. nearly opposite the
residence of Mr.. Saml. J. Rutherford, one of which
Is now IN the occupancy of Mr. B. Casa graIde a
grocery store These houses have been built within
lew years past contains about four rooms each with
wing, with web of good water in the ward. and
are peculiarly adapted for grocery stands and granary
166 feet. W W DeAA
Also, two FRAMED HOUSES and I.0Ts nm rho
south side of Catharine street. now In the occna.
OF Messrs Smith 4 Shepperson front Is feet each
run back l40 feet, have been recently built
Also two LOTS OF GROUND, on north side of
Leigh street sorth OF Bgchn nan Spring fronting 50
feet each and running back l75 feet.
The above property ia owned by n gentleman about
10 remove from the State and will therefore he mo-
sitive!y sold. Being located in rapidly improving
nesaborhoods particularly that ON Broad street, t
:nod attract the attention of those wishing invest
N real estate which Will always yield good rents
and steadily improve
au so JAMES NJ TAYT0P Anct,
MARKET GARDENS, HOUSES AND
~ ~ LOTS. AND BUILDING LOTS IN BOWL
PLAN-Will be sold, on MONDAY 9Th of Sc ptem-
ner, upon the premises, commencing at a. O'Clock
T. 81 about 20 acres of GROUND on MechanicsvilIe
turnpike near the toll gate well adapted for market
gardens Wen watered and will be sold as purchasers
Also, two framed HOUSES and LOTS on Rowling
orsen avenue. near the store of Mr.. Joseph Tucker
ALSO, about 10 building LOTS opposite The above
Also, two brick HOUSES and LOTS in Crais's
ans near Msdd22s Hill; and number of building
Terms viii be made to suit purchasers
~ - JAS. NJ. TAYLOR. Auct
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HUNTS IMPROVED PATENT

UNITS IMPROVED PATENT,
IL WHEAT DRlLL--The performance of this
Drill the last season, entirely satsfaeto " and Is
spoken of in terms of high coInmendation BY those
who used it; therefore feel warranted IN RECON-
mending it inferior hitherto invented il 10
simple in its construction, durable and not liable to
get of ORDER and the pce of It less than thst of
most other Drills. Those who may be in want the
coming respectfully requested to forward
their orders early to avoid disappointment.
H., BALDWIN,,
au E-dw1m* No Ias Main x
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NREAT RUSH AT j. ". EVANS Pc.

TREAT RUSH AT j. w. EVANS Pc
W RIODiCAL HOUSE, 14th street, opposite
keni's for the following Books and Periodicals
Euloges on abe Lives and Characters OF Calhoun,
Clay and Daniel Websrer-price 81
Dare Devil Dick or the Road and its Riders-25
Angela, or the COM enF of Santa Clare-25
Louise Martin, the YiIlage Maiden-2s
The Lilly Dale Songster-54
Bank Note Reporter for Sepsember-l2s
Harpers Magazine for September-e5
London Illustrated News-3
L0gdon Punch-l2I
rev FORK Spirit OF the Times-l2l
Flag, Banner, Wsverly and Gieasons Pietorial-aii
fer this week
Just received per steamer Jane stown fine assort-
ment OF Autographs aud Frames.
Also, large assortment ofcheap Publications which
Will be sold cheap for cash.
any I've D cent Books win be sold for ONE DOL
, for any and everything In the Book and Periodical
lie cali or send TO j. w. EVANS,
18Th street, opposite Kent, Paine Kents.
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SUICIDE OF pRisT Kg.--Wm. J. Weir, a
compost0r On the New York Commercial
ADVERTISE, hung himself frofn ha bed post
on Friday night. Over 5000 in money and
T. eo,d witch yera found in J,;a noaseSs;a,
Most OF the money was held N trust for
lady.
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I AMBERT'S LOTTERY OFFICE
~ NO. 8 NORTH CALVERT STREET, BALGg
MORE, OPPOSITE BARNIM,S HOTEL-The

u No. NORTH CALVERT STREET, BALT1r
MORE, OPPOSITE BARNuM'S HOTEL.-The
purchase sale of Lottery Tickets within she State
of Virginia being in violation ct law, snd at
tended with a heavy penalty eonvieten, the ssb-
scriber would respectfully rocit the orders Of hs
friends and Others who may feel disposed TO purchase
Having been q resident OF Richmond for upwards Oh
thirty years, and being pretty generally known
throughout the State he deems it almost nnefek saTy
. give any further shat all business CONT
ded to him will be promptly and properly atserdea
to.
~ Packages, single Tickets and shares 10 al fss
Maryland Lotteries, for sale.
~ The printed official drawings sent to cores.
pondents by the first nail
t1- Prizes cashed at sight.
Address THOMAS LAMBERT
my 14-ists - Bsltinere. Nd 4
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'oR LYNcHBuRG. The canal haas
COVE ya' ,sls VA osp m, psnaa ssay to 4.
or oct fall. AnNGsUA1, fall
: -" A.s.LnR.
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yEOKGE ]. SUMNER, IMPORTER
EARTHENWARE, No 10 pEARI grrrr~ 5snSS
BUILDINGS RIeHMoSn = - y Z
-. y now receiving his Fall stock Of EARTBEl z
The manufactures his stock Of GLASS. IaDK ~ {
GLASSES, FANCY GOODS, &c, 10 which k64xSYl
sses the attention OF Merchants visiting thu
VIII BE- sold gu - favorable terms a. Il any
menf in this country. North or South. 4Ss2S
"a 2g-dkc2n ~ns sAsppVA&
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TRUsTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND

Il LOT, NEAR ARCH AND SECOND SITS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By virtue of trust
deed, executed by Henry Lemay, dated 18th Februa-
Iy, 1853, duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court,
shall, at the request of the creditor thereby Sc
cured proceed to SELL ct public auction, the pre-
misses, on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, the I'd Septem-
Der, 1858, commencing at o'clock, the REAL ES-
TATE conveyed thereby, consisting of LOT, with
small HOUSE thereon, fronting q feet an alley
running back 6o feet to lot owned by John A. Pill
cher's estate
Terms made known at the time of sale.
The title is believed to be perfect but the snbscr
Der will convey with the usual special warranty
w. w. SNEAD, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIE l. APPERsoN. Aucts.
p. S.-Immediately after the above SALE win be
sold HOUSE and LOT adjoining the above.
au22 G.& A.
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TIE FEVER IN NEW OkLEANs.-From the fol-
lowing despatch it will bc-seen that the fever had
aJated considerably on the 9th. We are glad to
see that Mr. HoLBEooK, of the Picayune, was con.
vale-cent 1t was act somewhat akin 10 heroism.
iJr him to return TO New Orleans as he did in the
height Of the epidemic:
Yer Orleans. August 27.-The official report of
the Board OF Health ending this morning at 6
o'clock, exhibits the total number of deaths to be
log for the week, including 1864 from fever and
70 unknown. This, compared with the report of
the previous week, shows al increase of "a Oh the
total number, and o. by the fever. The increase
vas mainly in the early part OF the week. anti
Thursday, when the deaths commenced falling off
whic4 has continued SO until the present time
Should the epidemic, therefore, not exceed the past
few days, the report of the eomIng week will show
sill greater falling of, probably of several hun
dTei
Col. A. II, Holbrook, of the Picayune who had
been Ill with the fever, ] am glad to gay has been
pronounced conyaleacent. He expects to be out
next week.
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ADJUSTMENTS
METROPOLITAN HALL-On

M ETROPOLITAN HALL-On MON
IVA DAY EVENING, August 18th, will be opened
the magnificent new Hall, with Grand Exhibition
THE WORLD, or THE OPENING OF THE
SIXTH SEAL
This magnificent work of art the largest Painting
three years Ia its completion, win be exhibited for
few days, in connection with grand CONCERTS, BY
sisted BY the great Besso, Signor NoFELLl; Siguor
MORETTd, great Italian VioIinist; Mr. WARDEN
the versatile ballad singer and by Mr. STIFF celebra-
ted Pianist
~ For particulars small bills
N B. After Monday, 18th August, liberal arrange
ments will be made for Schools by es application at
the office of Metropolitan Hall. au 2S-ts
TNHE RICHMOND LIGHT IMAM
IL TRY BLUES, Capt. JOHN NJ. PATTON, JR.
having made an arrangement with the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Railroad Company will have a grand
SLASH COTTAGE, on WEDNESDAY EVENING
the 3lst August.
They viii be accompanied by the ARMoRY
BRASS and COTILLON BANDS which have been
engaged for the occasion.
The cars will leave the depot at oclock precisely
Persons not enabled leave that hour will have
the privilege of going by the o'clork train.
Returning. the excursion train will leave the Cot
tase at O'Clock. Those desiring to remain longer
can take the mail train in the morning.
REFRESHMENTS will be furnished at city pri-
Tickets for the round trip. for gentlemen, ONE
DOLLAR each, children half prsre. No charge for
ladies.
- Tickets to be had Of any meulber of the Com
pany, or at the depot.
Ample arrangements have been made for the COM
fort and convenience of the ladies au2
NEW MUSIC RECEIVED BY HAIR
~ R0LD MURRAY. Broad street.
Dempster's Sacred Melodies, elk in number-eech
SO cents.
Deal Gently with the Motherless-25c.
I'm a Merry Laughing Girl, music by Glover-25c.
FOND Hearts at Home music by New Orleans Sere-
naders-25c.
De Od+Church Yard, music by Christys Mnstrels-
2J cents
Come hny my Spring Flowers music by ]. p
knight-25c.
Melodies of Home, music by Gloyer-25c
West Point Dream Waltz, with viguette-25c
Echo of Mount Blanc, with vigpette-38c
La Belle Polka, arranged by Fox-l22c.
Guinea Polka, arranged by Mahr-l24c
Woodland Scottish, with vignette-25c.
Zig Gag Polka-25c
Dances des Roses Polka, with beautiful vignette-
p cents
Doubling Cape Horn Gallopade--25c.
Wedding Polka, arranged by Robertson-l2lc.
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Sale conducted by GoDDIN & AppERsoN, Aucts.
au 30-tds i
CHEAP FARM FOR sALE.-The

IA subscriber having moved to the city of Richmond
will sell his FARM, lying in the county of Henrico
eight miles below the city of Richmond the Will
hamsburg road and adjoining the lands of Dr. Thaun-
ly, George NJ. Savage and others, containing about
three hundred acres, hundred and fifty acres clear
ed twenty-five or thirty acres of first rate meadow
land the balance well set with pine and oak wood. It
produces good corn, oats and wheat; the soil is of
good clay foundation The improvements are good
DWELLING HOUSE, with all necessary out houses
Also tract, six miles below the city, containing
two hundred and ten This tract is heavily set
with pine and oak wood, and has good deal of good
pine timber more minute description of this pro-
perty is deemed unnecessary here as those disposed
to purchase win prefer to view the premises and all
such invited to do Mr.. Hazel who is living on
the Farm, will take pleasure in showing it to any
who disposed purchase. IF not sold privately be-
fore THURSDAY, the first day of September it will
on that day, commencing at IL o'clock upon the pre-
misses, be sold at public auction. The terms will be
one-half cash, and the balance in twelve months or
longer credit will be given if it desired ANY per-
son wishing to purchase will apply to the subscriber
to Messrs. GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts.
jy 28-cltdlawSt WILLIAMSON ALLEN.
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ELOYD HOUSE.-Thi, Hoo,e v;II 1

FLOYD HOUSE.-This House will s.
= no longer kept as boardin s-house, and an -
sooms IN u Except those occupied By NY famiiy) as
very spacious room: fronting Main street There
sso s.ore-Ioom fronting on iith near Main street,
M ior family grocery, many other purposes
iolaeie. Possession can be had the first Of October
next, or rooms il desired.
For terms, apply to me az said house or In nv .b-
sence, 70 Mr.. G. ID. McInaoc. who win show' IL
rooms Ian 5S--diml JOHN A. JETER
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PREPARATORY SCHOOL Fol

pREPARATO RY HOOL FOR
Il BOYS.-This School will be opened by the SUBJ
sciber on the 10Th of September next in a building
on End street between Broad and Marshall.
COURSE CT STUDY.
The system of instruction will afford every facility
for the acquisition of q sound business English EDU-
CATION. To which will be added preparatory in
struction in the LATIN Language and in the Physi-
cal, Moral and Intellectual SCIENCES.
tits the purpose of the subscriber if literally sus-
tanned. TO associate with himself Classical and
Mathematical Teacher.
TERMS PER SESSION OF TEN MONTHS.
For the simple Elementary branches. $50 90
o." IS higher .., IS 90
" " Latin and En- glish. q. 90
CITY REFERENCES.
Judge Crump, Chas. Rose, Ed. Mail,
ludge Clopton, Garland Hanes
Herbert a. Claiborne R. L. Coleman,
Logan Waller, J. w. Randolph,
Tho. ID. Quarles, Is B. Spence
George Maynard John M Gregory.
- G.. L. G. SALTER
The subscriber will be absent from the CITY until
the 18th September next. Those desiring to enter
pupils are requested to leave their at the Of
nee of the Morning Mail, or with Mr. Wherry at the
EXchange Rank 29-3taw7r*
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Dreadful RIoT AT NIAGARA great riot took
place at Niagara Sunday last A negro wafer en-
p0yed at the Cataract House, named Watson, was
arrested on the charge of having killed a man at
Savannah, named Jones, three years ago. i mob
u 300 negroes rescued Watson from the officers,
when the latter called 800 Frshmen employed on
the Railroad, 10 their assistance terrible confc.
eusued, in which many were injured, but the ne
groes were finally routed and Watson secured
lie i now il Buffalo, on his way to Baltimore The
negroes thought that Watson was arrested as ir-
gliive slave
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WEAK, NERVOUS, DEPRESSED IN

" spirits and a prey to innumerable mental as
vel as physical evils the victim of Dyspepsia is in
DEED an object OF COMMUNICATION Yet it is absurd fer
him to despair. We care not how low weak. nervous
and irritable he may be- the cordial properties Of
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, prepared by
LII. u NJ Jackson Philadelphia are stronger than the
many headed monster which preying upon his body
and mind and if he chooses thy Them we will ia
a speedy cure. au 25--dS vvsyy
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MEDICINES.
HOLLowAY's OINTMENT AND

- FILLS FOX THE CURE OF SCROFULA.-
Extract OF a letter published in the Delhi Gazette,
from Mr. Pemberton, of Cape Town
:, Dear Wlitred: During the voyage the steward of
the vessel, observing that suffered severely from
s sci o5,, recommended me TO try HOLLOWAY'S
olNIMENf and PILLS, informing me that a for
heI passenger had been cured by these invaluable
mealclnes, and as you had kindly given me good
supply, ! commenced using them, and in few days
that continued them steadily as directed and
nnow .hat you will be pleased to hear that am now
Sold by the Proprietor, pa, Strand, (near Teuple
Bar London, and by all respectable Vendors of Par
EN- Meaicnes throughout the British Empire and by
those 81 the United States in Pots and Boxes at S
cents ~ cents and 81 90 each. Wholesale nv rhs,
principal Drug Houses in the Union, and by Messrs
A.B D. SANDS, New York, and uRCELLs LADD
CO., Richmond, Va
There is very considerable saving in taking the lar
ger sizes
a. b. Directions for the guidance of Patients are
affixed to each Pet Box. au Sew
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THE GAVAZZI RIOT-ARREST OF THE
MAYOR OF MONTREAL.

despatch from Montreal, states that on Satur
day. the Mayor Of that city, Mr.. Charles Wilson,
was arrested on the charge OF murder on the 9th
jane. al the Gayazzi riot. He was held to bail in
tie SUN Of g 900 TO appear on the 18th Oct Three
rioters OF the 9th Jane, have been also arrested
Their names are Garrett Parry, C Brouillet and NJ
Moses The last named is Cd assistant engineer OF
the IRE department These arrests are the result OF
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w ANTED-A YOUNG MAN expert

w enced in the clothing business can hear OF
good situation BY addressing box 400, postage paid
Also, YOUTH, who has had come experience,
eiheTn tbs book CRY good hnsineds, and can give
sa.istactsry Teiersaees ~ -
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SrABLEk'S GOOD MEDICINES are
~ popular with all who know of them. See their
advertisement in another column. Their CHERRY
EXPECTORANT is admirable for Coughs &C., and
their DIARRHGA CORDIAL is the best remedy for
diseases of the Bowels now sxtant
For sale BY PURCEL1, LADD CO., and Drug
eists generally. au IS
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ADDITIONAL BY TIE EuRopA.
AFTArRs IN TIE EAST.

BosroS. Assust 3o.-we have received from
Halifax the following additional intelligence by the
Errn~a
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MR.. LEFEBVRE's sCHOOL.-H. P

MIR. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL-H. p.
Nl LEFEBVRE, A. NJ :, will, the first Monday
in October, succeed Mrs Mead in the charge of her
Boarding and Day School in Richmond and will be
prepared that day to receive pupils her late re-
sidence on Grace street.
Mr.: Lefebyre was for seven years connected with
Mrs. Mead's School, and subsequently, became Princ
pal of the Williamsburg emale ACADEMY the charge
of which he now resigns engage in larger work in
Richmond.
He proposes to conduct his school upon the same ge
neral plan that of Mrs Mead retaining several of
her teachers and increasing the strength of the de-
parment OF Foreign Languages, by the assistance of
resident French Goyerness and other auxilieries.
The members of the family will form a christian
household, under the parental care of Mr.. and Mrs
Lefebvre.
The School will offer every advantage for the ac-
QUESTION of sound English education, to which will
be added the Ancient and Modern languages, Mu-
sic, Drawing, &c.
TERs,s.-For Board and Tuition in all the English
branches for the scholastic year of nine
months, $40
Day scholars OF ell ages 10
For any Modern Language, 20
Music, Drawing, &C.. at Professors prices.
Apply to II. p. LEFEBYRE, A. NJ,
aus Grace street. Richmond Va