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Financial and Commeroial
CO. v.r. assss1 /. Ls.asa At last d.'e,

Financfal dHo
y7,os..a siss were sssssa IL L'.dsa q '''' '1s
Z -. norsv MATTERS by the last steamer
. that the drain efEoId ana silver 80.
Britsia ns nnsesness and unless it were spesoi,
eheeted rsvasion was looked upon q snl0'' NOV
table
The Grange and Alsxandris Railroad CsmPsn{ nola
me MANASSAS Gao Kairead COMPANY hold their an
nusl meeting in the Same sity on the 10Th INST
Tn. N Y. Independent announces The failure Of
r. Hswes. wash.ngton, N, C., fer ESQ.,, GEO; Jno.
s sa. c m.wDI sale m, N. C., Assigned
r,s ,mro,t,of foreign dry goods at New York last
- Vas s. I.0s7 i4i, and the total thrown on the
49, ~ was q II 7.s0S Showing . falling Of com.
pared with the corresponding week OF lat yeaI.,,
,rere - go $50. showing falling Of. The exports
were 81 4I2s6 The experts of specie reached s.
lH14s.
The n Y. Journal of Commercs Of Saturday says
change In ts rates of interest,"; at the brokers
prime business paper Is selling at 90i0 per cent and
well known single names at 1oal2 with an increased
supply of long dates offering.
Foreign Exchange has not been active for the
Washinrton and rates have been comparatively nom.
inal lis LONDON 1904 0!o9s Paris s. hi as, Is
The " ashington took out 8 l6S. 900 in specie.
NEW YoxK MARKsT-sxTuRDAy-Th failure Of
Messrs n ason Collins, firm LARGELY engaged IN
the grain and -four trade, announced on Saturday,
had depressing effect on the market Their liabil
tiles are estimated at 100000, and their principa
losses are upon shipments of Bresdstufs to Europe
The bulk of the loss will fall upon bankers aud deal
ers in the South and West.
State and Western Flour were dull Sales at ss0
so for common to good; and Sc 40 to 10 for Extra
Southern heavy at Sc 80 to 80 for mixed to coed
and 81 10 7s0 for fancy and Extra sales of TsIis
ferro st SO 90, and Hsxall and Gsllego at e09 Is
Wheat heavy ct decline of cents per bushej-
Sales of 1000 Southern white at $l.62; 1000 prim,
red Delaware at 81 so; 1000 Michigan white at So
Is 800 Chicago Spring at $3.50. Corn-Sales at sra
II cents. according to quality. Whiskey IS cts,
BALTImoRE MARRET, Saturday - BreadstuF,-
Marset slightly depressed, owing to the last foreisI
inteliigence. Sales OF Howard street FLOUR at SIS
ga; holders esk sc IS. without buyers. WHEAT
Sales of 900 bushels at 81 45 50 for fair to goot
whits, 5 IS to 81 60 for prmeto choice do; Red 4.
$50. A, as in quality CORN 60666 cents per bushel
BAcoE-~msTket steady Sales of Sides at 81 leash
U94 Shoulders 8t0a5 in jobbng lots; Sides in SINH
lar lots 81 09t; Hans Ii3DiS. SUGARS quiet o
919s NoLassEs-57 bb's. II. o sold at "a; P r
40iI cts. WHISKY 0S7b cents per gallon.
Richmond Markets, October a.
FL0UR-No transaction and market unsettled
WHEAT-There is no change in wheat the 70
eigp having eff ct the market. We con
tinue to quote good to prime Red ST. 400l As; goo
to prime white ST. .50OI IS
CoRN.-Ths quotations to-day may be given at 7o1
IS ceuts
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% FALL TRADE m
THE GREAT SOUTHERN HAT AND
: CAP MANUFACTORY AND DEPOT.
JOHN DOoLEY, 81 Main Street,

~ =. p RICHMOND, VA,
HAS now ready for the Fall trade by Wholesale and
RETAIL the most varied and extensive stock he has
ever imported or manufactured.
In order that the requirements of all his customers
may be most fully met-and to obviate the necessity
of country merchants and others going sending
North for their Goods, he has laid in assortment of
epery article in his line both home and foreign, for
Ladies' Gentlemen's Children's and Servants wear
which he could find in the different markets he has
visited or communicated with.
To the getting up of Silk and other Hats in his
mandatory, he pays the closest attention, and he
feels confident that few other houses North South
can equal and none excel him therein.
His facilities for conducting his business being of
the most complete kind, all orders win be filled with
the greatest punctuality and promptness.
| au S0-ts &3'i
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m NJ DOR E'S
HAT EST A 8 Ii 8 III M e n Tt

Tbo.e in want Of tip-top HATS, are reminded that
their tssts csn be srafiied at the PREMIUM HAT
STORE. No 7s7 Broad street. whore can always Pc
found the msst durable and com pete assortment ~
The CITY My purchases are necessarily large, 70 sup
,ly the increasing demand for the present popular
Hsts which hsve been introduced this FAIL
Ne recommend of CAPS for gentlemen. youths sna
hav. and INV children's and misse1 HATE, GAZE
and FLATS are full and well selected
Nv stock of Ladies' and Misses' FUhs iuii anu
II fact INV stock Is very lsrse and well selected o.
ali articles belons ins to my business which
G.nt,y merchants will do well to call and exa-
mine nv stock before buying. Cab at the premium
HaI Store GOT Brood street. r roopr
p. s-Hats made to order, at the shortest notice,
"a e. rIaase 10 z7--lm
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M FALL GOODS.

TIL. subscriber respectfully informs bis friends and
the public generally that ne is in receipt of his FALL
GOODS, embracing -
M all the modern styles which he deems it
70 ma rticularize; suffice IL to say that his
.nent is equal to any in this any other city.
THANK full to discerning public for their long
timed patronage, he solicts continuance of tie
"a me- a nd pledges his best exertons to please.
=. 8-Maw JOHN THOMPSON.
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MRS. f. j. DARDEN begs leave to In.
lVl form her friends and the public that her School
for young Ladies' Shockoe Hill, Marshall street,
between 4h and 5t Streets 10 now in successful ope
the Rev James M Darden, who, as well az herself,
has had much experience in teaching, and will give
special attention to the thorough AIithmetical lin
oluding Book keep ing) and Mathematical depart
ments.
~ She can accommodate few more BoARDERs.
Richmond, Sept. IA, 1856 se 18-1m
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WATCHES AND JEWELLERY.

q WIN. j. BAL TH0LO M e w
~ PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER, corn, !
M of Eleventh and Main streets, requests the
'sttention of strangers visiting the city, to
PAIRING, exclusively Every description of
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, repaired as well and
as moderate terms any other house in the city
Having had twenty years experience at his trade,
both in England and the United States he 10 war
anted in assuring satisfaction to all who may patron.
i.e him. All he asks is a trial.
I.1 WIN J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker, cor. Main and 18th sts,
sc Its nearly opposite the American Hotel.
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An act Of the late session ~ ~. 49,. :.
ture adopts and applies In thai Ss.,. - Leesi.
S;sns lava prohibiting the sale Of uouor !. Is.
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a NOTICE 1.-THE Subscriber " Ould
- most respectfully inform his customers and
EN3 the public generally that he has just receiv.
6SS ed from the North beautiful assortment OF
WATCHES AND JEWELRY of every ption,
which can be bought reasonable terms at any
other Establishment in the city Please call and ex-
anime. CHARLES l.. VOEGELE,
Matchmaker, No. 49, Broad and 7th street,
Two doors above the Theatre,
And formerly next door to the Dispatch Office.
Repairing of Watches and Jewelry done at mode
rate prices and in the best and most expeditions man.
ner S0-lm
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son. there . Of The fayosahlsssss Of ii.
q pnsasanss inths nssatsias this IN ii1ss number
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AnucA11oM.


nICHMOND CLASSICAL AND n1ATH.
hEHAScxL ACADEnY.-Ths sxsrsisss 81 this
School viii b rssamsd on the 1t Ocsobss nsxts--
~ .slvsea q Mons BucHLrr, = lsstsustor q
Modarn Languages, hsve been secured. 30 KS
.afgH 49, TERME
tPsyahle semi Annually n Ady,snss2 a.
Do either Of ths Modern Langussss.... %
Eor bic eaaihessious = az me rnnc,R1
during the past sossion: Gov II. A. Wise Messrs. @.
A. Myen. Ina. n. Patton "A. r. Ho!ladsy, Geo. W..
Gr;sssr p sont :as rSs Srsss'n Asv'
- w. o. STUART, Principal.
sMr. Stuart IL . graduate Of the virsini. Military
Institute and for three years DISCHARGED with treat
satisfaction the duty of Assistant Professor OF ma
thematics in II. do, with great confidence say to
b i'm jealous, competent ane faithful Teacher.
ef FRANCIS II. SMITH,
Superintendent Of Va. Military Institute"
al A TbG aHdMsE sehEo scHo6H ok
FRANKLIN STREET ABOVE SEVENTH,-The
duties of this School commenced with increased IA
cties On the 18th of September, and will continue
R. n &. Tishe. A. M, Principal, Classical and
English Departments Mr.. Samuel s. Carr "a Master
zeal -Department M William M. Fishback. (Grad.
uate of the University of Virginia Assistant in Com
mercal Department and Natural Sciences Professor
Joseph Mchard French and Spanish. Mr.. John A.
Calyo, Drawing. Tuition Fees from $40 to $50 per
session. French and Drawing each, $50 extra. Phi
mary Department for little boys under ten years oil
age tuition fees &25 per session. s-l-.sts5
EXPERIENCES:
The patrons ofthe school, Rev. Geo. Woed bridge
Rev. H. 8. Keppler, Messrs. VIM. =. Grant, John
NJ Patton, VIM. Marshall, John M. Royal, Johu
Crane, VIM. Palmer, George 8. Palmer. Lewis D
Crenshaw, Corbn Warwick. j. Adams Smith Ncho
| az Mills Beers g. Poindexter. &c. &c. &C 2---2w
MON. Il. EMIL of Paris, offers his ser
lVl vices to the public as teacher of the French
| language He will be happy tc instruct private pu
pills and to form classes for French conversation.
Mon. E. was graduated at the Universte de France
and has been several years engaged in teaching in the
| first literary institutions in Louisiana.
Applications may be made at his residence on Broad
| street mrs. Pellets) Ji
REFERENCES,
NJ Louis Defau, President Loulsisna College. N. 0
NJ A. Boyer. New Orleans.
M. j. Densgre
~. Paul Arpin,. Prof of French Literature, n I
NJ. Masseras, editor Courier des Etats Unis, N
MA Bomsr, West Chester. Pa. Sc 26-lm
nTCHHJOND MILITARY INSTITUTE.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave to In.
i form their trends that they are receiving fro m
Philadelphia and New York fresh supplies of FALL
GOODS, and will in few days have in store their
entire stock which will comprise the best and most
ask of friends to call and and examine for
themselves, before purchasing elsewhere. We are
determined to sell cheap and give ali who may be
disposed to patronise u.s. value received for their mo-
ney "Quick sales aud small profits il our motto
We deem it unnecessary to enumer ate all the arti-
cry thing usually kept in the dry goods line For far
Their particulars, call at 100
JOHN l.. SMITHER BROS,
sc 2-lm No % Main at
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nARGAINs, BARGAINS. TO ~ ysy
ROUT 5000 yards Printed De LANES s, .ns I'M
low price &c ia esats per ysfd, which = ao'a'
'po es's - GHAnLEs 4. 6wATkiM
ses 's.s ~ opposite Ex s.a-
EsOH aAas.-.The y U HNlTu ..5sosos
Han, eishs sxesllsnt nEDA and ne
Ths aanl WI a1>t1 - p.seasssr aIss y. y
noSttnity - eht11a euest dsstraols essass Fl In
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moved hie 0nles = 10. III fIinnnSsS 1Sn'Sle 1870
- - t4$s 9Ree0. Nt4s2 81 stesaaA Aet~eo4Oa@
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James ?. whittsmors, |. prou,,.,.
Boston, e dad fAnnens machinist Of
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- FOR RENT.-A Dwelling House at
al the corner of Cary and Foushee streets. Five
A rooms with fireplaces in them, besides the kch.
and outhouses for servants A small garden. The
house il conveniently arranged and in good ordeis
now occupied by the owner who intends to 80 to the
country. The premises may be seen BY any person
desiring to rent Possession given immediately. For
terms apply to THOS. J. EVANS.
Sc 4-ts
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. 00n 000 CIGARS. Of all the dIf
~sOOO.VUO ferent qualities and brands, con.
stsntly on hand. Cigars of any description made to
order at short notice. Liberal discount allowed.
Wholesale dealers and country merchants ought to
examine my stock and prices before purchasing else.
where. He. G. TIMMERMAN
Importer and Manufacturer Of Cigars,
9--5m No. 1T Broad street.
D0sGSaETT g ANnkRsON, gPHOL.
- STEkERS AND PAPER HANGERS COR.
HER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN sTS..
invite the attention Of their friends and the public 20
their stock Of FALL GOODS, being the best assort.
nent they hays ever had TO offer ia French and Anne,
lean Paper Hanginss, all qualities; Muslin ana Lace
Curtains. Damask and Deisne Curtain Goods Cornics.
es g., end riTnnss for Csrt.ns Table and Floor
Shades, Mattresses Feather Beds, viii mapy oshar
articles In the line OF busness which will b sod a.
worried mp on the most reasonable terms 90 2o-Sra
NgEICE.-.Just received, n lot Or very
!, hyperion DRAFT sHAMES, difsrent from any
snst nsvs eyer been IN this markets for durability and
CHARLES ]. BALDWIN,
a SADDLE and Harness Establishment,
tfsnkiin stssst, betwesn 18th and i6th sts.
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MISS TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL, Grace
Nl STREET, BETWEEN 7TH AND sTH.IThs sixth
session of this School will commence on the rst day
of October, and close the first day ofJuly.
Miss Tazewell will be assisted by a gentleman
whose attachments aud experience render him con-
sired information will be communicated through cir
culars which cen be obtained on application.
Terms payable semi-annually in advance: -
Higher English Branches. 40 90
Primary do do .................... ~ OO
Ancient and Modern Languages. each......" 20 90
Music and Drawing, Professors fees.
ga T-Jpnr
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MIR. LKFKBVRE, SCHOOL, Richmon.

MIR. LEFEBvRE, SCHOOL, Richmond,
lvl VA-The next session of this Institution will
open on the LIST day of October, 1856, and close on
the first day of Jnly, 1857.
TERMs-Board $500; Washing 800 English TUT
ton $40; Modern Lsns uages, each $40; Latin $50;
Music on Piano, Harp or Guitar $50; Drawing $40;
Drawing from nature $40; Painting water coors $40;
in oil $50. Primary Department. for children under
10 years of age $780,
KEFERENsEs.---Patrons of the School; Right Rev.
Bishop Mead, Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Right Rev.
Bishop Cobbs of Alabama, Rev. Moses D. Hoge, D.
D. Rev. T. v. Moore, D D., Rev. B. Gildersleeve.
FAcuLTY.---Hubert P. Lefsbvre, A. NJ, Principal;
Rev. H. s. Keppler. Rev. w. Z. Webb. Am; J. Lit
tie, M. D., r. A Lewis M. D, Joseph Mehard, John
A. Cays, C. w. Thilon, Miss Gordon. Mrs. Taylor.
Madame Estvan, Mile Lacy, Miss Z. Bartlett, Mile
Villemet, French Governess, etc., etc.
ALI letters to be directed to
iy T. Am HUBERT p. LEFEBVRE.
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- fInivsr.itv of Upsal and nearly three years
resident in this country offers his services to the sil
zens Of Richmond, teacher OF the Ls51n' utsec
ciassss in Schools, or give private lessons terms
moderate He can he found at his rooms corner
Psfe a- to L. M. Harold, p A. Montague. Rev Mr.
Michelbacher. ,,.,,., in
Latin mr. Greek. SO o-I,-
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'VsHE pRlNCIPAIA of the eOUTH&RM
i 1EMALE fNsTFE61n woall fnlsfa shs psi.-
ip that they hayA secured the ssrsiese Of 1adsmot
s ssnss III: r ia Vim Ia With
VAssAs, have charge Of the Frsncn Cissses y uAsR
I'iis cLAyr Win ,.sids in the faulty Of q. Les
Powell one Of the Priasitals fwho he's charge Of the
Besrdine depsrtmsnt Of the 1nstitutel and she Will
be required 70 speak French habttu&.y vita ne
n Ssypr that the advantages thus offered for scquif
ing thorough knswledse Of the French Isssusss,
and for learning to speak II fuently are Inferior %
none In the country uness It be true, - 10 too gsn
spsaf hsr own language In Southern than in North.
ern city, lem apt to do 20 IN one school tnan u
The Prinsipsls desire also to call attention 70 the
Preparatory Department Of their Institute. Pupils
years win be admitted, and especial att (.
q r. ENDLETONsS ENGLISH,
-. CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL, 4tn
street. between Main and Frenklin.-The next ses.
sion will 18th September and close ioen Of
TysKms-Enslisl branch $40; Higher English aud
Languages $50 and $50, according to advancement.
cl-zw
N1Tss A. n. sMITH's SCHOOL FOR
Nl YOUNG LADIES will commence again on the
rst of October next For particulars inquire at the
School Rooms corner Of Fifth and Franklin streets
formerly Rev. NJ D. Hose's. &c -oIm
ENGLIsH CLASSICAL AND MATHIE e
IL MATICAL School ron You've LADIEs---The
subscriber will open School for young Ladies, "
Csuthorns residence, Broad st. the first IN
Ocreber In this school, which will be continued nine
months will taught besides the ordinary branches
of an English Education, Lstin Greek Msthe mstncs,
French and Music The Subscriber has had many year
experience in teaching and se hatteTs sne
can finnish satisfactory evidences of her qualities.
tons and success She will be aided by compeIenl
assistants Terms for Enssa 6csn sas Music So
M. ADEL1NE cAUTHoRN, Principal.
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HUBERT P. LEFEBvRE.

MRS. & MISS ADA b. Nj mo X, y
NlBOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG
LADIES, AT THEIR RESIDENCE ON GRACE STREET,
between 4ih and 5th, Richmond, Va.-The second
session of this institution will the LIST
day of October next, for ons continued session. to
LIST July, 1857.
In the organization of this school, ts Principals and
accomplished Assistant unite with the fruit of their
experience, the light and counsel of others emil
nen in the profession and they intend it to afford the
means not only of thorough course OF substantial
instruction. but also of all the accomplishments me-
cessary to a finished female education.
Neither in retaining their able and experienced
Assistant in the selection of her fellow laborers
in their other provisions have the subscribers
spared anything that may make their institution
worthy of the patronage of the community. Atten-
ton will be paid to the manners and morals of the
young ladies at all times and deep interest taken in
their advancement.
MUSIC, both vocal and instrumental, will be taught
by competent teachers. The Harp, Piano and Gui-
tar, ell furnished In the family.
Terms Board, $500; English tuition, $40; Pnma-
ny department. $50; Modern Languages each, $40;
Latin, 500; Music Piano, $50; Harp, $40; Guitar
$50; Drawing and Painting, $40.
REFERENCES: Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Rev. Jno.
P. MCGUIRE, Rev. J. Peterkin, Va; Oliver White,
Esq, Fleetwood Academy, Va; C. B Gibson, M. D.,
j. Bolton M. D., A Peticolas, NJ. D., g. A. Wilson,
M. D. DR.. II. g. Cabel and Col. 8. Fl. Parker, Rich
mond; Hon. R. M. T. Hunter, Hon. J. M. Clayton, II.
s. g.; Frederick Coleman and Beverley Douglas,
Esqs, State Senate; o. NJ Smith, Esq. Lunenburg
county; Thomas Field M. D., Mecklenbure county.
MRS. JEFFERSON MINOR,
jy A--3m 81. MISS A B. MINOR.
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The mails by the Africa, containing European
intelligence to the goth September, are to hand.
The news contained in them is of An unimportant
character.
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SOUTHERN FENIALE INSTITUTk,..
~ The seventh seszion of the Southern Female In
stitute will commence on the first Monday In October
next.
The Boarding Department IL under the charge Of
D. Lee Powell, Esq. .s -
TERMS:
Board, for months $500
s5u
French, Italian German, Spanish each.
Drawing from $50 to $50. Z
Music at Professors prices.
Preparatory Department. .................. 40
Washing and Lights extra.
d. LEE POWELL, .lp.
RoB'T J. MORRISON, Principals
Address, Richmond, Va ~ sl-s
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M Il. ID. TURNER'S SELECT CLASSI.
BETWEEN SAD AND 4TH.-Ths 18th Acadsmic
Yesr Of this School will commence on MONDAY.
the 18th OF September. and close the 18th July.
Ciasses will be formed to meet the wants OF puuils
at every state of their study of the Ancient and Mod
ern languages, the Mathematics and Enelish
Branches An I9---di01 :
s.sQUlKK,s SELECT CLASSlCAL
- AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, corner Of Main and
lat streets, Richmond Tho 10th session will com.
nence on the 18th Of Septic mber, 1856 .
PaoF. JOSEPH MICHARD, Teacher In Modem
Languages. n
JOHN A. cALYo. Teacher In Drawing.
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nICHMOND FEMALE 1NST1TUTE..
II The exercises of the Institute Will be resumed o.
the first MONDAY in October.
~ TRIMS PER SESSION:

TERMS PER SESSION: s,on m
Washing ...;..:.; :. n :. =. 49,. - so 90
Tnit;on in Preparatory Department So W
Ancient or Modern Languages, each......::: gu M M
mL lac nunober entering the Institute during the
last session. (26S} has encouraged the Trustees TO
nroyide still increased facilities and the Arrangements
E r.trnction will be on the same elevated and libe-
o sIa a. the spacious and convenient accommoda-
tom No pains will be spared to secure the highest
advantages to the young ladies who may honor ~ by
their attendance 49,
For catalogusa or further information, address
N"- B. MANLY, JR,
100 dsu Richmond, Va.
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o. FOR RENTS large and comfortu.
81 BILE rooms Tin one ecr) aud Kitchen. which to
good tenant will be let at the moderate rent Of
$1,000 per month. If required. two more rooms can
be added. Possession given mediately Enquire at
I. L. WELLS, IS Main street,
ne Cts s Mansion House,
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- SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-.NRH. RENNET1
IN October, on 9th It,, between Bread and Marshal
She viii give instruction In the Latin language,
desired, and prepare her pupils 70 enter tho lasg
schoels for advanced boys 80 - :
Terms viii be made known on application 10 hel
e. the reddenes Of Mr.. James n. Gardner. an Bros
street. 1eIkFs = 8.>-lm
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LISBON, Saturday, Sept 20--By intelligence
o.eiYed mere this morning, there can be no doubt
, ~. shat the affairs Of Naples are rapidly a.
ana =, crisis The governments Of France
Iepresen tatyes from the Neapoiitan conrs s,,no.s
is nd . and dispatch four ships Of war 1Epr.
their subjects. ~ '0' 'he proteet'on o.
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- FOR KENT--A Market Farm &C..
a comfortable dwelling and ell necessary os,'
A o1ses. with fine water in the ward loc.isS SGt
the town of Sidney, about miles from R;ehmoran
on the Plank Road. The tract of land contain. AZ
acres four acres more will be rented, if desired
Apply to Mr. LuGNoT, who will be pleased to show
r. A. Fl. DESCAYRACK.
oe 4-6;* Broad IT,.
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Soda Water Apparatus,

CONSISTING Of two Generators and two Soda Founts
~ which will be sold suit the purchaser with or without
the Soda Fouuts Call som u you want bargain ~
"a. 4 @. ROBERTSON'S CONFECTIONERY,
uar4 Broadway
WILLOW WORK BASKETS AND sATcHELs.
HAVE choice lot OF Work Baskets, Plain and Embroid
cred Also satehelsc q various styles J. Il. MeGILL-
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THIRD CLASS.
SPECIAL RATES.

A1ss moves spades sad Irons Zinc and Tin, IN Pigs;
u-plats, Anyis, Vices, casks q Chains and Boes,
Manila and Clifton C0riaEr, Coffee, heavy Castints
Nil Gsaring Railroad Whee.s and Axles Chairs Aid
bplhea. and hosiu In Ibis per loo Ibs :
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bbi'. and pipss TODaers, Ia boxes, L-zther 10 rolls
snf bsHss. ole, Ia bels- and casks; Crockery and
oussnsuass 10 crates and casks; Rice, Whiting,
FAstsF. hhsst bfA.s and CoppsT, per 100 he 81