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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL
s..ss t.a .hs. ROAD, @74sis ffaa {aaaa
~ .z.::::!5|=s -
OPEN 70 CLOvER-95 MILES. /

: OPEN TO CLOvER-95 MILES. tssss.
THE regular Passenger, Train will run
i daily (Sundays excepted) between b :
MOND and CLOVER. .'F5~ "sAts' p .aH@satai ri
The Train will stop Ca passengers at the following
points oniy Manchester, Robiou's Coal-fsld, Tome.
hawk, Powhatan, Mstoax, Chula, Amelia C. H.,
Wyanoke Jennings Ordinary, Hsytokah, Liberty
Church, Meherrin, Keysvilie, brakes Branch, Over
by's, Roanoke and Clover IS ga fE,F ~ 1kp
Leave Richmond at 81 o'clock, A. NJ. Returning
leave Clover at .ll.45, A, NJ. rE zff+ s.5t8 : -
Children over 10 and under Is years of age, half
price. =, IL. ..f5 49,. ~. :.
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnish
ed with two passes, so that can be retained in
the Offices and 1t must be expressly stated on the pass
that they permitted to go on the cars. (
4 Passengers FOR GAINESVILLE meet Messrs. Moss
Co.'s Coaches at Roanoke on Tuesdays, Thursdays
:. Through to Clarksville. Observation-Disclosures 90
"a Ii q. E HIIGHSQN Ticket A gent
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FNGLISH CLASSICAL AND MATH-

ENGLISH CLASSICAL And MATH-
GEMATICAL SCHOOL. BY 8. T. PENDLETON,
on 4th street. between Main and Franklin streets
The subscriber graduated at the v. Institute Ju-s
y; ls4s, since ENGINEERED two years and taasht
ness for several years. IL not permanently be will
naturally use every exerticn to give satisaction.
DRILLING win be introduced when there 10 .
sufficient number of scholsra SOD gss.glt = Sd
Session. from 1t SCI: 4ss & L. J'''.
Ordinary Enelsh Branche SIS and $40.
FOR Higher English Branches and Lansus-
p:;.Sis :trist; IL advance one s .ff 81, ~
. 'e y ! Il sss' s.r. rrnpur.os. "a
MR.. F. w. ROSTERS SCHOOL FOR
AZ YOUNG LADIES will re-open on MONDAY,
70 Ocfobsr next, on the same plan and terms those
" -ess e ISL. .-L.. az lo-tIoe =
RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND Ma
~ THEMATICAL ACADEMY. on Elevenfh, be.
eween ershsii and Clay stkeets Rlchpond Va E
MONTAGUE Il BA8sETT, successors to DIR. q.
Msupin The next session Of this School will com.
course will be of the Hbers and extensive cha
ractef, embracing Ancient and Modern Languages,
Mathematics, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, be-
sides the usual English branches sts sfi
most cxertons to maatain the hitherto high repusa-
zion of this institution; Gud hope By psospps and
zeaious discharge Of their duty, to merir continue
non q the patronage which has beenso issrsly be-
TEnMs-senior Math era.ics and Cls,,ic, sso In.
DIOR do. do. $50; Modern Lsnessges BY Mobs Il /.
cEARD. each, go. Payable invariably IN advarce.
der the charge Of eompstcnt and sEeiens ftesher,
with the supervision OF the Princpals. Fee $50
MI NJ can be found at the Nchmepd House,
where he viii be happy g receive any conmq aicar
hon. MONTAGUE 4 BAssETT.
4 A
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GEN. Cas- AT THE CoURr OF ST. JAMEs.-The
Northern Islander, published by the Mormons at
ST. James Beaver Island, on Lake Michigan, thus
gravely announces the arrival of Gen. Cass at the
court OF his majesty King James J. Strang: a.5
Gen. Cars visited this place last Tuesday, and
paid his addresses to King StraDg. The national
steamer Michigan conveyed him here, and remain
ed till his departure. Some years siuce, Gen Cas-
won to himself distng uished DONORS az ambassador
to st. Cloud The only advancement peyono that
and the President could not do less than send a
national vessel with SO distinguished public ser
want We are happy to see the kindest expressions
between the diplomat and the king, and doubt not
that hereafter better understanding Will prevail
between the United States and his august Majesty
CorrprHrrTyoN The citizens of Athens Ga :,
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lTHE CHURCH HILL CLASSICAL

VIsHE CHURCH HILL CLASSICAL
Il AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL viii reopen
on Monday, the 25th. in the new building rscently
erected BY the principal on Broad street. directly
1p with modern improvements, for the greatest poe
sibe conveniencs Of both pupils ana teachers. Such
school demand. e EDWD, W. CONE. A. nj
s - 49, Principal.
z. 8. The principal may be found at his rooms In
said outlcinS. s-ss aI fSsts % 2G-ts s
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES citizens of Athens. Ga T.,
have contributed $500 for the relief OF the suffering
moor in Savannah.
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FALL STOCK OF HATS AND
- CAPS.-The subscriber il now ready to fur
nsh merchants and dealers with large and well
sorted steck Of HATS and CAPS a. has ever been
offered in this or any other market zsils..s' &
Purchasers will find, examination, that this Fall
Goods are lower In price than usual while the styles
and qualities are in many respects much improved
There are many and taste fully gotten mp HATS
and CAPS for gentlemen boys and children, which
are really handsome and Will be found very desra-
ble 81 - $3.50 1ai 20 '.''i "t1#t-af y'sy 81
The subscriber keeps also large stock Of ladies'
fashionable FURS Of the newest and most fashion.
able styles; also, misses FURS, which will be sold
at Wholesale and retail on the best terms. OCT al
1. 81 e-,i'-i,FL5 a~5'=5es2ls JOHN DOOLEY, q
au S0-d2m al H5s5 81 Main street. Richmond
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MIR. TINSLEY'S BOARDING AND

+ MI X. IlNSLE4'S BOARDING AND
Nl DAY-SoH0OL FOR YOUNG LADIES.-The
third session will commences on the first Monday in
October. and close the last Friday in June follow
Ing Instruction win be given in all the branches Of
q thorough Epglish education. together with the
ancient and modern languages and music. CIculsrs
stating terms. &c, will be furnished upon applica.
tien by Letter, orst hipresidsnce Grace between
s5th and 9Th Streets hs4hsN ia.s = % i9-2w%
D, II. L. TIGHE'S CLASSICAL AND
1le COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, on Franllin It,.
between 9Th and 7th streets, Richmond, Va.-The
duties of this School will be resumed on the 18th Of
Sept. next -
The aim OF the undersigned 10 to Moyough'y IRE.
pare those entrusted to his care either for the eon
isg-hoasc or for college. - e So go - s;ef 4sa
special at ention given daily to Rsadipg Writipg,
Spelling and Arithmetic In all the glasses. ss>s
For senior Classics cnd Mathematics, per seq
sion, $50 d.
For junior do. do. do. 50
English Departures &36 and SO
modern Langua&es....... ~
q The School Room 10 one of the lSrsest and
best ventilated In the city, having been built with
n In rece,s, the boys are under my own super
vision. B. H. L. TI6HE, A. N.
se l9-t1O ~ sesss - = ~ - sal d
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SNEAD & COOKE, 81
ATTORN EYS At LAW,
III ~..la4k a.<.:lLe.4 Il. 80 q. q

= SNEAD 4 COOKE, ~ =
ATTORN At LAW, -
Charlottesville. Va.
F1NHE undersigned having formed Q 90
L partnenhip for the praetise Of Law In Abe
marie. will pIscii.e regularly In the County and Cir
Court, held in Charlottesville $50 80
All professional business entrusted TO the firm, will
receive the attention OF both parties. ij.sA
- Claims secured and collected, and remittanees
- suRWELL w. sNEAD, s
RICHARD IvANHOE COOKE
Address B. w. SnEAp, Charlottesville, or r. !.
COOKE, Palmyrs Fluvauna, Va. asa as
BURwELL w sNEAD vim also regularly attend
the County and Cfrcrit Coryfs of Fluvanns, and viii
give bis prompt attcntion 70 all professional buanss
entrusted to him In that county. -
REFERxHoEa: 4
NEW Yoak-Mesu. Gr.eawsy, Brethns q Co.;
Compton Turner Z. =. J.drsyA Sons Robertson
W ~. snits and TownshsnS; Besbe & Co.
BALrinoaE-Msslu Baushsr. Fisher + Co.; Ball,
RicHnonp-Ms.rs. wssdsworth. Turner Z Co;
Parker, Kayly + Nimmo Warren 4 Perkins Kent,
Pains e Kent; Hubbard, Gardner Z Co; Dsans &
ssll.s Co. John Il Gordon ! Boa; - y; :
stokes &c: - - % s.. jeS
Gas APPARATUS FOR THE COUN-
M Try. edaptsd to the pes Of priyats dvsllinss,
churches, schco!s hetsla wstsnpe placee fastosjse
Tss ;fass P5SIss d ;s0C:
NY or 1ALTIMOkE, ksep IN hand ana mako "a
order Gas MACHINE8 Of m Sequirn1 eepedok5s-
81 - e4ceIls1 u economy, asfetg an1 d101IIfvs-
..,-ss- s5sassiss .l'. !. r'i s.'s q.
ITO THE PUBLlC.-Tho Subscriber,
Hall, has fitted u NJ ~ consid expenee Al
sae1g teeetns . efek sA}e aeportnest 81 coN4B4
TkQNAAtk4 rk.t1N. ke- ard q eenps lllea -
Cl0kko. - As bepe - axiqG skt9ettea = Asaii-
ss:s s mart liberal sAAss q e sssSS sUGc;ss
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LEWIS LIcHENsTEIN.

I7a--- ATTENTION.! 100 = s77l''''
EXPRESS BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
PETERSBURG.
TWICE DAILY!-Mornin Express
Il leaves Richmond at 81 o'clock.
The Evening, Express viii leave Richmond at s
O'Clock. -f5ss % s
q Goods called for and delivered free of drsy-
age, and with satisfactory promptness
Charges parcels, packages, boxes, cases. and all
description of Express matter moderate.
OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS CO.
Sc l8-im Under Exchange Hotel
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nR. BENDAN,a Graduate of the Uni
a versity Of Berlin md honsred by letters of
commenaation from the Legation of the u States at
Berlin Baron Won Humbo. DIT, George Ticknor, Esq
President Of Yale College, eers his services
to prepare limited number of pupils for the Unir
versy or College. His Instruction win embrace, be-
side the usual branches, chiefly the ancient Lam
guages, the French German and Mathematics 9 = ,
He also offsrs to teach the German and French to
Schools and to private pupils. h@ hktSis - n#s
Gust. A. Myers, Jas Bnford. DR.. Little, Professors
AGesner Harrison and 6helede We're, Of the Univer-
, Apply at his Office on 18th street, near Broad.
+, TESTIMONIAL.
!. fs, COLUMBIA, 8. c., April, "a. :
DR.. BENDkN has taught my son Greek, Latin, Ger.
man and Mathematics for about four months, and I
greet exceedingly that the delicate health Of my son
(who made excellent progresst compels N 10 with
draw him from his studies for the SUMNER and that
are therefore forced at least for time fore
30 the valuable instrucions Of Dr.. Bendan, who ia
am sure. eminently qualified to teach any of the
above branches 40 not believe that better
or one 90 good can be readily met with in
try. @Fa9aN d. ]. McCoRD.
S6--dlmS .-ft H1iErt .5s.
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NOAH'B AkK.-Empty Barrels, Casks
IN HurnitHrs, esoysA Aes fpr sale. The subscr
Der hevips srAcssS lasep lanbsr house II rear 81
his store, the lever part II k0ssetts the Cor
Depot, Will 10 prepared on khe lst day Of OctolbeT
pexr 70 sef saeh 4 s!tbss Yieee ~ knds empfy
sssieeoa. stovs stevspises ks delivered 70 any II
sssAs Gig. cssA 40 sss sFg is H $500
-spIt-t0tt : =
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1s4ss-,15.:.slA CHANGE OF HOURS
ACCOMMODATION DAY LINE
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NEW CANTON =
On and after Saturday,. the 9th inst :, our Packet
Boat PLOUGHBOY will leave RICHMOND on
Tuesdays Thursdsys and Saturdays, at O'Clock, A.
NJ. and arrive at NEW CANTON at 10 O'Clock, r.
! Returning -Leave NEW CANTON on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays at o'clock, A. NJ, arriving
in RICHMOND at o'clock, P. III.
se8 CROUCH HOOPER. e
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lii - sss rs10U0A3JQ 80
UNION FENzIE SEN7N7f7-
EtDEH R0psHT +. Srusps. Pr;n.;..,
H!H School will " 0pered On Mond.s
! lsin inst q tbs late fssIde6ss 81 ny 6Iosbs-
ssEsm ys1 e the city 10 Which sfees sis.s;,..s
- 20 terMe mode en1 extent 81 insgxnex3on -
ca 70 parenfs 10 the education of thejr lss.kssI.
sh9oashs tuli snd songlsss academic Go q. Hsvn.
engaged the serviees ~ Mis- Mary Crso6sf !.
extenence and high sctoIdstie sffsisr5sSt. "a q
ssAsfed by hef n Modern Lsssuagea Orusms.,s.i
branchsa he, and BY scompseeDt frcfs = - ~
sics A careful and parental d ,rsr.
spscf VIII be szsreissd over the pspils scn.miit.s
The scholsstic term 70 smbsscs ten montbs ana 4.
fees payable quarterly, in sdsapcs unless oits. -
Tuition q Primary English branches, IS
Do complste English course and Ms sa 1'
themattca Observation-Disclosures. T50 -
Do. with Modern or Ancient Lam
guage2 ..s.s.... L 10 90
Do. Music II class large, only, I060 IS
70 p5.si's f'ni R5sT sTUsss:s fe.,,..,
nor cS1Tx
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= MULES! MULES!-I beg leave

DAo1IGJs OAI1IAs
0Z1to inform the public that have located my
self ~ the city of Richmond for the purpose of sell
stables Of Mr.. Bankinship, and win continue to re-
ceiye every month from so 100 head to suit the
mand, direct from Kentucky AL persons wishing to
purchase such stock. will do well to give me call be-
fore buying atter myself it will be to their in
forest. as am prepared to sell the most accom-
m odating terms. JOHN T. CRAYCRAFT.
se15-lm* fF - - -
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EXPRESS TO LYNCHBURG.
"AVING made .rranpements with the

LAYING made arrangements with the
- SOUTHSIDE RAILROAD CO and connect
ing lines for the transportation, per Mail Trains of
Boxes Cases. Packages Parcels and sll descriptions
OF Express Matter. ready to serve all who de-
sire to use the Express, with unsurpassed facilities
for the rapid and transit of I'll articles commit
ted to care. ssass s.sa .e-4tss .4rss,-1 ss4 f
ET Charges moderate and 9aiform! az
= No eommissions charged for forwarding to points
of our lines sss---s- ass
OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS co, o.
o. l8-lm l.saez Under Exchange Hotel
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TO THE LADIES.
WIN. HOLT RICHARDSON,
ftx MERCHANT TAILOR

-gakI lfsf MERCHANT IAILOH, n q
18th Street opposite the Exchange Hotel,
Three doors below his old Stand.
- is now receiving his Fall supply
M of0OODS. selected BY himself in the North
.vG ORR cities and solicits call from his friends
g . and tho public. q se1l-2w
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NOTICE is hereby given that we shall,
IN from this dsy September ls sell altogether for
CASH, city acceptance, until further notice be g.
ven. sFsRt 90 ~ s4@s, .ss,s*f 2
We respectfully request our friends and customors
to make speedy and prompt payment of all amounts
NOT due and falling due. = ess5s1s e'.'t'
We shalI, as heretofore. keep general assortment
of GROCERIES and LIQUORS. imported and do
mestic and will also pay every attention to rhe sale
of Produce from our country ffienes usual. q
( se 1--dlm sfs WIN. WALLACE & SON
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IL BRASS FOUNDER, having opened Foundr,
on 10th street, between Main and Cary streets IA
prepared TO orders for all kinds Of Plain and
Ornamental Brass and Competition CASTINGS in 4
workmanlike manner. +sfasess - -
A he 10 prepared to cast every day, ersons wan
Ing work done can be accommodated In few hour,
notice. a. ft eett$
All kindsof Ship. House and Church BELLS mads
to order. -."os
patronage from the pub'ieis respectfully, solisit
b;.6ishest cash price paid for old metals.
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IL. J. H, McCAMPBELL. /

e. j. III. McCAMPBELL, <t5
,,--s ATTORNEY AT Law, "a
80 49, - ~ harrington, Va,
DRACTISES in the Courts of Rock
i bridge, Augusta, Bath, Botetourt, and Lynch:
burg and gives his attention ercusfrey to his profes
sion, az he has done for the last SIX YEARS. p ~
Strict attention paid to the Collection Of Clsims
and prompt remittance made. SN jy 29-6m
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FRENCH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES.
DAY AND EVENING CLASSES.
s. si.is = PRIVATE LESSONS. sa., ss,E
NJ DE MONTHTTRRY has the honor N

I .ANGUAGES-The subscriber gradua
LIED at the University Of Warsaw, viii conmenos
on the lst October next new course Of instruction
In the following Languages and LiteEaturs: 81
I. German, Polish. Russian. Greek, Hebrew, Chalds-
TO- Kimchei, ard the Bah: Tamud- ..h 9ss4s :.
His plan Of instruction s according to his own sys
ter and has been successfully pursued for the Last
Private Lessons to suit the convenience Of learn.
Ladies and gentlemen desirousof learning any of
these languages respe ctfuly requested to make
early application that they may select and be certain
of their hours. at the bookstore of Mr.. Jas. Wood
-. - SAM'L M. LASKI
N; 3. All Languages are taught to write, and par
tieularfy to fpeak
s TESTIMONIAL:
Mr.. LAsKI. has exhibited to me abundant teslino-
malls from most respectable sources CT his good cha
racter and accomplishments teacher of ueuages
and a. such, take pleasure In commen ding him to
the condolences and regards Of the citizens - Rich.
mond. ziia ggy est. Rev. CHS. II. READ.
Richmond, Va July l2th, "a. - sl,s $50 All ~
. ssay has asig5 REFRRENCEs: .s-.s ss.ys szsg s.
Rev DR.. Moore, Rev. Dr.. Howell, DR.. McCaw,
Rev. Mr. Woodbridge, De Voss, Esq, Consul, Rev.
Mr. Cummings DR.. Psticoiss. h.s5 ssl3-lm,
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-LADIES' FALL SHOES.-Tl

attention Of Ladies is respectfully ask
ID to varied snd extensive stock Of Gaiteri, Slip
oers Ties, Buskins Jenny Lnds, and every other
sshonsble style Of Shoes suited to their use ut this
sason of the year. We feel confident that it will
Do suited. ,Si7 5s.,y' = t3 WHITE PAGE, ~
se IL 's'A flS'7-'t>s "a = @l1'tss9 IS Main It,
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A NEAT AND DESIRABLE RESI-
IA DENCE ON CLAY STREET. AT PRIVATE
SALE.-We Offer at private sale that neat and plea
SAINT framed house Clay ST. three doors yond the
residence of Mr.. 8. 7. Pullism and occupied by Mr.
Ellis Juan. .-5 R'
The dwelling. with all the usual out-houses has
been built within few years past is In nice ORDER
and possesses every convenience for the pleasant
accommodation of Medium sized family; whilst the
location Is retired convenient and rapidly improv-
ing. '-- +S' 900 ... 81.
TERMs-Lberal. -..a," & illn 10
seH i TAYLOR & WILLIAMS. Aucts
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sei4 : TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.

NO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. - The
~ subscribers, having associated themselves to
gether, under the firm of TURPIN, ROPER
MURRAY, will continue to carry on the UNDER
old stand of Roper l. Murray, Governor ct.
They will give their personal attention to all or
der: sent to them and VII furnish st the shortest
They will keep constantly on hand general a.
sortment of COFFINS, from the neat pine, to the
most elegant mahogany. .....-....-- - :. ali. "a
Having the sole agency In this city for the sale o.
Fisk Raymond's METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
tho subscribers also prepared to furnish any size
of the Sarcophagus, either of the plain stye with.
out the drspery, such those furnished for Clay
and Webster, being covered with superfne black
cloth drapery and silver trimmings.
Several HEAR6ES, with gentle horses and care
full drivers, also at command.
z 49, us 10 JOHN TURPIN, ii ats
EktJ+ B. w. ROPER. 1a
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= 40 ltr ttfk JOHN TURPIN, Il as
.rt lur.s FktJ4 B. w. ROPER. E-st
NH 50 d&cts WILLIAM MURRAY.

NOTICE. hereby inform the public
IN that by an agreement this day entered into be-
tween Simon Lichenstein and myself i have sp-
pc nl my Assn. 70 10, me- IN the CITY
business Of manufacturing and selling READY.
MADE CLOTHING and BOOTS and SHOES-the
said business to be conducted wholly for cash, and
not otherwise, and the said Simon Lichenstein to
have no power to bind me by any contract for the
purchase of any merchandise on credit in any way
whatever. 49, ~ :.
Sc l8-2w* LEWIS LICHENSTEIN
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&. 8 6dU1RlsS i -. - s 3.
az, rcr IL xss1c AZ Alb ENdlIsH scI5Dots
= -Cerser ef Aais and First 'Sfreets,A j
saA sssln 81 > shlCMn0s D, ~. 81. - .ats
yrsHE Eighth Session Of this Institution
III vil1 cois nsnes on fts 2eth dsJ Of Ssptembsf,
sces IL sx1f s<t sF4s1tHss@t% y eszoi4
IS TERMS, PER sEssfoSs 'stz-s To-
Juui0r Enelisl.. ~
se1ior Enslish, bstinness ID Lstns. . 50
IsfSu. 5rsek and Higher A1athensdes. 60
Modem LsnsuassA (by Psefs Michardt sseh... 90
Drswine lper course OF "a lesUps) 10
For further particulars, apply to the Pdneipsl At
the Edamont house. lain g .1.s.s sss 16-ts
EChOOL NEAR MANCHESTER II
~ shall open School at my house, Summer Hill.
near Manehessef aflef the first Of October a.
can move thithsr Il !. intended for the education
Of my own Chi dren, bat wish to take one boasder
snd few d4y schosra to tighten the burden on my.
self i have engaged the services Of Mr.. r. n Par
kef late Q student Of the University, and in good
standing there, - my teacher. He II capable Of
teaching the Mathematics the Classics, and several
Modern Language The school viii be permsnent
and the tutor means 70 make teaching his profession
% Ire 1-1mI FRANK q. RUfFIN.
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y HACKS FOR HIRE ha,

- two or three very fine HACKS, with
gentle horses and careful drivers to hire to families
and the public, which may always be had b. apply
ing at Nj Thompson MAYORS stables. ON 18th street.
opposite the United States Hotel
Families and Others needing . handsome and safe
turnout, any occasion, may rely upon being 40
by lending me their ordeTa
au S0-lm* THOMPSON NAYLOR.
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Nv FOR S A L E-A fine Northern
N TR0TTER, perfectly gentle and kind in
harness; and the finest TOP BUGGY in the city,
sold only for want of time to them. Apply at
the American Stable. - 80 aal Sc i5-ts
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IN FAMILY HOkSE FOX SALE.
"a One Of the best Family Horses in Virginia,
only years old, and will stand without tying.
Also, the incest light BUGGY ever seen. Sold only
for want of use. Apply at
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLA RS RE
~ WARD.-Ranaway from the subscriber on the
10th inst, q Negro Man named CHARLES; hei .
about 81 years Of age feet or inches high, gin
SmeIt; he has a mother now living at Old Point, to
which place believe he has gone. will give the
me. 81 Ssh iiss.f-a 81 BENJAMIN DAVIS, 80
iv20 No. 5 Wall street, under City Hotel
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CARD--J. A. HARRINGTON, import
~ er and wholesale and retail dealer in Cigars,
Snuff, Tobacco, &c 1874 MAN, corner Of 10th streets
Richmond, ID receiving general assortment of fine
old Havana and American Cigars Also on hand and
receiving, a fresh assortment of 6ne Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco, suitable for the trade.
se l6 i9 &asi's e5f oi 1855 j. A.HARRIN0TON.
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EANCY AND WHITE KID 0E0VES.

II have isst received 8 entlss neu saeastueaf
hea llea RssiA whlsh ] saa ssE2se. q hslne : dnt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-21

IN TURNER'S SELECT CLASSICAL
L. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, Main street =.
The 10th Academic Year Of this School win COM
mepce on MONDAY, the 9th of September
a The leaving of one Gloss for College will enable
the Princpslto form slass Of beginners in Latin,
and also class in Greek. = $50
Pupils can be admitted who are prepared to com
mence the study Of Latin or enter some of the more
advanced classes already formed.
Mons J.. MlCHARD Professor Of Modern Lam
guages. s,z.zst ID t..ft-f essen .ss5te.. 81.
For terms, see printed circulars. au 29-d1m
THE FOURTH s SESSION of Miss
). IL TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL will commence on
the first MONDAY in October. : cse 74.t 3tt7 -
Every arnn cement has been made to insure to the
young ladies the most thorough Instruction in every
department. ,s..aa ots .zaR 5 7sts'3:ss 7lesays9
p a,43sss,i as shFns TERMS: ssa3s o.3 - ma
al Payable semiannually, in advance) lsie
Board, per session tten months )........... 1900
Higher Enelish Branches. ............".....4 20
Latin and French each 20
Muic-Professors fees au 2S-lm*