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Valuable Land for Sale

MI; Su!serrhrr, drsirous Of "ving. o.!rrs for
i. sac h &. valuable l'lnnJuliun: situated ~ miles
from E!grlrli Z II, and vi ll:u two miles Of Nit.
Willing. containing 3i2 acres. ,@'..'
The rI;cc WI be sold the wh.'r together, or vi
be divided into the following tracts tu suit purrhl
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PInN{y lFi1 +. TIES ( .C:sS .
E2ETCyCIIss:

@EECrctc.t .7N572llI:sICEJC JCIED,
fT7lIEuEtlrr '.'' tir l;r.F"T.A c:- -, :,
L i!.'r :.,n a ST.. .,l;:. ais! tht...:. -
hiusic.i iii,:;::;, ns H. i:.."', t;''". " : - j
c. l,.y, t..!. Ia 'i,; ccns q; ~'':::i Caro-
linn, ,.c;r ;ac, :::k. ;r i' l:';r;ai i:a::"::%;r
bestowed and {, m'"ri ;'sr ;ill in want Of Pa!r's
that VIZ a:i;a iGe.s'F>:: ets-::2s esi s'f::'ac:'
iss ss,T:I.G:i l.ii w,;! 81. 81; Gn,frcc':rn;-
cd lp& r.,i,s ih'"c whiting i;>Hos viii !' Ii
greatly To their a'@ ~ ~ VIE /" T.. is We wa
rant pc:,sc in prices. and IaaIfy al instruments.
D. Orders or irl'ri"s addressed to us as Angus
ia or Rome, Geo, will facet witt! prompt attention.
a. y. CLAEk * son.
Augusta Geo,
or a. y. CLARK & son,
Rome Geo.
June % tf 70
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.N'E1e kEDRlac Place,

C,Eai: ing acres upon wl.;c there l. an excel.
nt l.uu>r w Il r,"I,,s MI IL, c..s,ary "nthui du.s
mo-; "f wh:c! are iraa:r'l, tiin House. SeIvw,
siahh Negro liauss a:'! the c"rvcuirnc.cs Of
Il i'aEti:;n.
About Iin acre. this pace arc cleared: :unc
third a: "rir j. :r.sli i.Ei-ih.. r,iran nrr is in
sm'J i; :r am! IS we'll a;tra "a lion an! gratis.
The Place is very healthy. l.!':.saa:ly located and
very desirable 10 any one w,Ihirg from Lotto ~
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rE'nE SECOND SESSION OF this Institution
Il will be opened in the ncw Garrison Buildnss
un The ST Of September,
Terms ei !SccaaI ScsSiaH.--Fo" S"lioel Exp IL
SOS. l. C. Tuition iiouhs &c h"srl. Lights: Fu'i
and Washing. SSDz-i'ay"6t $5iV on cnsarce, am
$40 On Isl Of November.
No "lr under Il or over is years Of aye viii BE-
received.
The services Of TnysiciaI having hccn casa.:c;
lc:r VII b. nn cxra r!mr.y nr nc,!;~';! ATTENDANCE
Tai! i:,c 18Th "f August letters wi: be dis,c:c"
20 Charleston, :. {.
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FIVE HUNDRED SHAEES Hamburg. and
El., field i;ai:k Road Stock
I'll" a'nvc p'oir:ty viii b. sold on a"commtda-
timg trrns exchanged fur land in Southern Geor-
ria. ,r negroes il. A. kENllCk.
Hamburg, Oct l tt 3S
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g. Tslc IsogIss"E.a Place.

Cra:ain'rG 4l0 acres. rrou which there is COM
Portable dwelling will u, ccsssr. rrhuildines.-aGt'u
!GU acres m Forest laGd aud $40 ncrrs cleared, 20
u which is Fl 81 and scoL yrars land. Of excellent
qualify, good Tor und cotton aisn s5 nctes OF
ow-grouhd the remainder in u fnir state oflcut-
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Notice,
NetiCe, Notice.

NO Orders viii receive any attention unless
" accompanied with the Cash.
s. L. BOWERS, AGENT.
.I., 30 If
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CoNeEE3sIoMAL ELECTION.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
20 =!i and Singular the Managers oS Eiee-
ton for Edsefield District:
IN obedience 10 the Writ o: Election issued by
I his ExeclIency, Coz. JAMES II. ADAMS,
on the ll,h day oi July inst: You, and each OF
you arc hereby required, after giving the legal no
lice to procce'j To hold an Ecc"n fer 1lr Office ii
Representative in the Congress Of the United States
in the Congressional Election Distiic; composed Of
the .Julicai piSl:c:s Of .rSirG;cn E!atile'I. NM
berry laurcns and .tbbcvi!c. 10 fl the vacancy
il, said Office ocr4:>"ncd by :hc resignation Of the
Hon. p. :. BROOKS TN, sail Et,ci;o to be
hcll nn ihe FOURTH MONDAY or JULY
INST ana tic day following, and that You hold
the said E!,ci;on AZ each Poll, rs the law directs
for General E!cctoas
The Naragcrs or Ill tie lla@ts of c'cci!"E a'Gre-
sa;, To ,rret at Edciicl e. Ii. oil tie "Wednesday
after, c,un, the votes and having determined on
The pe's"n dnly eIet;r" esr'iiy the Sa;"e n:rr
,kcr hands a:d seals, TO Ills Exccllrney the Gov
crnur vi the state.
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COKE AND COAL.

A NTHRACITE COAL..-NOTICE--Ia am
months, for the best ANTHRACITE COAL. includ.
ing White Ash Lump, suitable for foundries. and
Red Ash, suitable for cooking ranges crates and
furnaces This Coal will be bought in Philsdei.
phia for cash, and delivered to purchasers upou
the same terms they receiving 2,24o pounds to the
ton instead OF 1900 the usual from city carts
The terms on which propose to order Coal for par
ties, 70 to charge them commission of 10 per cent
on the actual cost of the article invoices OF which
will always be subject to inspection. :
Persons wishing to lay in their winter suppIv win
ind 1t grestly to their interest avail themselves of
this opportunity a. their supplies will be Delivers
On arrival from the vessels, free from dirt and at
saving of least so per cent over the Of
the trade.
Orders to my address, through the Post Office. or
left 1t my brothers Law Office, near the corner Of
Main and 18th Streets or with my brother At Col WIN
H. Browns compiling room, corner 18th and Carv
sts, viii receive prompt attention.
ana z--lm WRIT RORrRro
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ppUcATIoN.

AIRS. a. r. 5. COJ.k will resume her
lvl cIsss in Singing Vocslsaton and Instruction on
~. Piano. the second week In October.
Anv cornmunic stion may be Left ct r 81. Taylor's,
ar Mr.. Pellets on Brand street se6-lm
EN1iTIsH, GLAsefCAL AND MAT HE-
II NAUTICAL SCHOOL, FOR BOYS.
Fosyth street. befsceen BROAD and Marshan
q. L. C. SALTER, Principal.
WILLIAMS. A. u, a.~;.t.nt.
JOSEPH MICHARD, Asn"'
The fourth session Of this School viii commence
September 22d, and close July 18th following.
The coyrse OF studies win embrace tho Common
English Branches Mathematics, Latin, Greek and
the NJ odern Languages
TENNIS Payable semi annually In advance
Senior CiAsGcs and Mathematics. $50 90
Junior. Observation-Disclosures. INSTRUMENTATION. SO 90
Common English Branches 40 90
Primary Instruction. ...................... IS 90
Modern Lsnguages each 20 90
se 6-d1ms
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upUcArroN.


nsKkNCH TEACHkk...1the subscrtner
wishes 20 form % engagement to teacn .ne
French Languages In School, and would also Eys
usivate lessops to Ladies' and Gentlemen desiring
struction in the above language For references sna
further partculars please address to, cal. on
ANDRE DULuDE, Ut the Virginia House; Eorsee
street. Richmond, Va -. % 80.
NITaE A. m. SMITHS sCHOOL FUtts
NI YOUNG LADIES. will commence again on II. ~ :
Art OF October next For particulars inqufe =. .s
School R1crns corner Of Fifth and Franklln sIee''
formerly Rev. M. d. Hoge's. seo-el H--
NLOF a. EKECSsON, graduate on - :
~ Uniyersity Of Upssl, and nearly tniee yes .;,;.
resident in this county, ofe his services 90 mssL
GERS of Richmond as teacher ct the La.n, o .s',c
German aud French languages. Gle VIII Tsrn,s
ciasses In schools, or give private iessons .nrner
moderate. He can be found at MS rooih'' sSo
Bank and 18th streets ,..r. p.v Mr.
Michebacher - ;r.t. eIasses In
Latin or Greek =
rnRs- 4, MISS JESSIE (sORDON.,lSS
iN SCHOOI,-to be removed to tine coinof o. = 3th
.na ErsnlIin street-wll open on the lst osy OF Oc
tohsr next Terms a. heretofore. APphcatioA may
he made personally at their former location, NJ
Mrs r. Gordon. Richmond, va.
5 su l5-StawtistO
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HOME! HOME!--
T.

TIOME! HOME!.- ,o.e
IA ELMYRA, N. T., JAM 10, 1856.
DR. Scott 4 Co-Gents: arrived here safe, and
write, thanking You for Dr. SCOTS recommending 20
me YOUR DR. McLane's Improved Liver Pills psrt
of box having entirely cured me from pain In my
head and side, arising from diseaaed liver have
frequently used DR.. McLane's old Liver Pills but
am com peed to state that your Improved Pills are
superior. w nnG la
h Co and Alex. Duval, Richmond. sc D
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JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY,
y 25th, between Clay and Leigh streets,
Church Hill.
UNDER THE CHARGE OF


Rev. q. w. PETHERBRIDGEa and
Rev. Il. H.JONEs, A. Nj.
The exercises of this institution, will commence
MONDAY, 18th OF SEPTEMBER.
Every advantage will be afforded the pupils for
thorough training in the various English Branches,
the Classics and the Mathematics. ses-12ts
% II. l.. TIGRE', sELkCr CLAssI-
II. CAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL L, on
Franklin street, above 7th.
on MONDAY, the 18th September and close the 18th
July following.
Pupils will be received who are prepared to enter
any of the classes A class for beginners in Latin
will be formed
University of Virginia and very superior Maizena,
teal TIE her. will assist in the Sc hool.
Professor JOSEPH MIeHARD willteach Modern
Languages.
An eminent artist will teach Drawing.
The PriDciT oil viii teach the CLASSICS and most OF
the English Brsret.s.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
class Of little boys under ten years OF age, Will
be formed who will be taught by competent Teach
err Reading. Writing. Spelling AIithmetic and Geo
graphy. exclusively, at tuition OF SO per session
of ten months.
Among the patrons of the school last year, were
the Rev T. V. Moore, D D.; the Rev. Geo Wood
bridge: the Rev. III. s. Keppler; Messrs VIM ii.
Grant John M. Patton, VIM Marshall, John NJ Roy
ALL John Crane, VIM. Palmer, George s. Palmer,
smith, Nicholas Mills, Philip Mayo, Beers Poin-
dexter, John Fl. Tyler of the firm of Mitchell l. Ty-
Ter, &c. &c. -'
For further particulars, apply to
r. H. L. TIGHE, A. NJ,
Franklin st.. above 7th
PS-As the vacancies few, early spplica-
ton fer the admission of pupils is desirable.
An S0-dlm
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HATS, CAPS, sHOns, 70.

EALL STOCk-IS56.LG A X ID Err,
RICHMOND, VA.-Are receiving their Fall and
Winter assortment of Boots, Shoes, Leather, Paper
Trunks, Hats, Caps, &C. &c, embracing one Of the
goods to be found in any Shoe house in the Union
These goods were purchased for CA,H, early in the
season, before the advance in stock when they had
choice in the selection from the largest manufactures
in New England, and are offered to the Virginia and
North Carolina trade very reasonable terms
We enumerate portion of our purchases:
so cases Youths fine Scots all qualities
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o. FALL TRADE an
1 $50: Ill
THE GREAT SOUTHERN HAT AND
CAP MANUFACTORY AND DEPOT.
JOHN DOCLEY, 81 Main Street,

RICHMOND. VA,
HAS now r.sdy for the Fall trede, by wholesale and
RETAIL the most varied and extensive stock he has
ever imported manufactured.
In order that the requirements of all bis customers
may be most fully met-and to obvate the necessity
OF country merchants and others going or sending
North for their Goods he has laid in an assortment of
eUery article in his line both home and foreign for
Ladies' Gentlemen's, Childrens and Servants wear
which he could find in the different markets he has
visited or communicated with.
To the getting of Silk and other Hats In his own
mandatory, he pays tbs closest attention aud he
feels confident that few other houses North or South
can equal, and none excel him therein.
His facilities for conducting his business being of
the greatest punctuality and promptness.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
Financial and Commercial.
The N. Y Journal of commeres, Of Monday arr

The N. Y Journal of Commeres, Of Monday aftsr-
neon, says
The weather has been unfaverable, and the market
less active bat we notice change ia the demaed
for money. or the supply offering. There 10 . dis.
elimination in favor Of loans call short tric
which shows that capitalists anticipate greater
pressure In the couue Of the fall months
The Stock Market opened strongly with unusual
activity in Cleveland nd Toledo, Reading and Erie
Foreign Exchange is not yet active ont drawers
are very firm.
The foreign experts Of the week from New York,
are exclusive Of specie 81 2es 2e5, against ,5S 2s
same week last year.
The total value of foreign imports at Boston, for
the week ending Aug 50, was . i,2l6, 975.
The statements Of the New York city banks, for
the usst week show increase of 1874 600 dollars In
iosus ISL in specie: 296 600 dolsrs 10 circulation
and decrease of 427, 600 dc liars in deposits.
.~z.s by telegraph.
BALTIMORE, Sept. s.--Flour steady at s6sl.-
Vbea. a little betser-Red o l4Sdf IS; white &iT5
ais3 co n fru-white 57162; yellow 62067.
NEw YoRK Sept 9-Fiour declined State 500
6 so; Ohio &c 25d560 Southern 81 2567.5a Fancy to
Extra 90 81 6s6a25. Wheat frm-Southern Red
si,5i; white 81 S. Corn buoSsnt-Mixedt7i.
Richmond Markets. September 8.
FLOUR There Is no change to note in Flour
The receipts liberals bat there are no trans
actions to day, that we hear of.
SHEAT.-.The market is very frU. The recent
quotations may stil be given generally ruling the
market, viz: Good to prime Red 45 to 1to; good
tn prime White Si.55 to 3D. Within the last two
DAYS there have been very few limited sales at Les
for what are represented az choice lots of prime
White
E CORN MARX ct Quiet at e84a70c per bushel.
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UAIJJABLE CHiCKAHoGIINY FARM

D
v FOR SALE PRIVATELY.-For sale, the arm
ty, on the Ch!ckahonniuy, and Immediately ON the
Kichmond and fredericksburg Railroad. IL miles
from Richmond and half mile from Kilby's Mill
Station containing III acres, with large dwelling,
new barn, corn house sc, springs of excellent wa
ter The land is well adapted to the growth of corn
wheat tobacco and vegetables and has upon it con-
siderable quantity of prime barrel timber Churches
and mills very convenient, and the neighborhood
celleut. For terms. apoly to GEO. A. Humidity,
Richmond or the undersigned. upon the premises
Sc 5-3taw2wf THOS. L. HUNDLEY.
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AUG. ANDERSON 81 CO.
Have removed to the new store, No. foi Main
street second door below 4th street, where they are
repaired to show the largest assortment OF
PLAIN AND FANCY Ribbons,
ever offered in this market Also, good assortment
of BONNETS and Millinery Goods of all kinds.
III 27--ta
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IN FALL STOCK OF HATS. caps
Ill LADIES AND CHILDRENS FANCY EIIR s

III FALL STOCK OF HATS. CAPS
Hi LADIES AND CHILDRENS FANCY FURS
FUR l356.---We are now opening at the new
and extensive Hat, Cap and Fancy Fur Depot new
and compiete assortment of Hats, Caps, Ladies and
chldren's Fancy Furs, comprising the latest and ost
fashionable styles, suitable for the fall and winter
which Will be sold at wholesale and retail on the
most favorable terms.
The attention of eur customers, merchants and
others is respectfully called to the above and
splendid stock which for style and quality cannot
be excelled.
George w. Duesberry, 20 long known to the trade il
now engaged with u.s. and viii be pleased to see his
old customers.
BINFORD, DICKINSON WEIsIGER,
No IS Main street.
N. B. Hats of the finest quality made to order at
tho shorest notice. -
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q T. BUKKUss's e HOOL, In the
". basement of the Universalisr Church, Mayo st.
The thirteenth session of this School will commence
on the 18th inst and close the 10th of July next.
TERMS, PER SESSION.
For English studies with without Elementary
LaIln. qoou."u
Modern languages and Drawing at the usual rates
Mr. B. will be aided by Mr.. Henry Battaile who
for the last two years has been engaged with Mr..
Lewis M. Coleman, in the Hanover Academy. a,
N B.-At the solicitation of friends, limited num-
Der of small boys, in the elementary English branch
es, will BIS admitted at forty dollars.
S-lmt
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CL0VEk HILL AND ANTHRACIrE
~ COAL-The subscribers keep constantly on
which they are prepared to sell at market pricea-
umces a. Capt L. Lbby's corner 2oth and Cary sts..
and ~ tAsir Clover Hill yard opposite Petesbufr be.
pot WM III. DAVIS & 20
au iz--.1m 81
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Oh CkERINGsB PI.
ANO koRTES-To Be hsd Il Ne.
leo Main - opposite tie Exe haass
NATH'L CARUsI,
1"esy Sole Agent
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E0RWA RDING sINEs s.-IN-

II Oh6ASED nave maze arrange
ments to increase the line OF boats running from my
house and shall at the commencement of the fall
son, send out boat every other day Sundays except
days than heretofore and nearly, if not alto
gether, soon as by the s. 8. R. r., and at much
less expense. -.
Merchants west of Lynchburg wishing to conign
their goods to the rsrord agent required to de-
post funds to pay the charges to that point the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad refuse to pay col
lect cha rges on goods received by the Canal
jy 29-ts ALFRED S. LEE, on the Dock.
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rH13Yc11I1a.

cousins SSSSs hPP7F 1As sS nsac;7icr
AZ .s Il . q Z. &. .ssss s.sd
-. c.,,us.t e 4 tbs most valuable article In use
:ss =: :; h;e ; f pyy aanusss CArPEssos
IniHnIH1 noeiNsON, GRO. DOwDEN, g: =
zHCH 91eeON, ANDREW LEgIIE, q sEr.
I I w M1oDst 4 sapT 81 eAs Il lie
q a AM. j. w. POLLARD and o A. 6IhECaLsn.
Whoessle and Retail Agents, Mes.rs ~ ~ FL
L InIE Gar So B z SJoaNsroN sao. and d
THOs. LEONARD, corner Of Clay ana Aas"' ~.
VIEGINI1 " @ 4 sT kILLnks,.-C ~ IL.
uiar preparation il recommended with the grsssea
confidence. Past experiences and test OF year. ~.
ing proved II to bc one Of the bss safest ano o's
reIisble worm destroy sn In use. IS sf an,
r. 4 sveet and pleasant to the taste, and Il readily
taken by children Itmsy be given with perfect ,sfe
or other drug that
would be art to irritsts disordsr the system Un
the coass the health Of the pstsnt ,. ss,s os,
exist 1t IL prepared especially fod children hv
PURcsLL L.nD 90 GA n ~ Drus..t. generally.
TACK SON,s EXCKLsIOh BITTEKs II
j peculiarly adapted BY it, eomPontion, 70 eyery
o,r ever varying climate. In all forms OF bilious
diseases and Liver Complaint, 1t one OF tne most
A Prepared only BY R. Il. JACKSON, snd for ssle
by Drus gists generally 70 80
a HOME NlEOlClNE.-.luRs.D DAVIS,
"A ELIXIR cures Coughs, Colds and Whoopfns
Cough, and Affords great relief IN Csnsump.on 1no
most diseases arising from colds and neglected cousns
The following few extracts from certl1cates OF
eitixeus of Richmond who have tested IL virtues:
"By timely use Of it have no doubt It has saveo
one MANY doctors fees. know of its good effects
with great many ether than my own famiiy'-Ws.
II have used It in my family for three years, End
found it the best family medicine have ever used
n. n. SteusnsoR. 9.
"For sickness among children, nothing can DO bot
tern-M B. Godtcin.
81 have tried all the cough remedies OF the DAY
and have no hestation in saying that beiieye Mn
DAVIS to be the NEST valuable preparation OF the kna
new In ussn-E1vah Warren.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett z Beers
Alex. Duval, Paterson Jackson Chas; Miispaagns
IL T. Picot A. Bodeker and Charles ID. Yale.
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DTCHMOND GROUNDPLAsTER. --Th

DICHMOND KOUNDPLASTEK.--T
II increased demand upon me for Richmond Ground
Plaster, caused by the Superior purity and richness
selection of lump and the properly puiverzed state
reduced rates. aud particularly the trade with pur
ehasss Of large quantities Canal bostx load at
the mill door, near the Danville depot Loose plaster
s. per ton less than packed. Orders left with Wom
Bile Claiborne, No IL Pearl street will have strict
attention. JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
Sc 4---3taw2w
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6, T. p 4 ID l. TOMS ENGLleH
~ CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL, 4TH
street. between Main and FTanklin-The next ses-
sion will commence 18th September, and close 18th
July.
TERMs-Engsh Branch SO; Higher English
and Languages $50 and SEQ, according to advance
ment. au z9-lm
DICHNlOND c l. > ST A l. AND ma
II THEMATICAL ACADEMY-The exercises of
this School will be resumed on the lst October next
Session 81 months.
The services of Mons BUcBLER, as Instructor In
Modern Languages, have been secured.
payable Semi-Annudtly, in aduance.)
For tuition in Latin, Mathematics and English 500
Do. Greek, extra. 10
Do. either of the Modern Languages. 20
For his qualifications an Instructor, the Principal
refers the following gentlemen among bis patrons
during the past session: Gov. H. Wise, Messrs. g.
A. Myers, Jno. H. Patton, A. R Holiday, Geo. w.
Gretter, e. Fontane, Price, P. R. Grattan, Rev.
G. Woodbridge and J. Peterkin.
w. d. STUART, Principal
"Mr Stuart is a graduate of the Virginia Military
Institute and fer three years discharged with great
satisfaction the duty of Assistant Professor of Ma
thematics in il. do, with great confidence say to
the patrons of his Academy, that they will find in
him q jealous, competent and faithful teacher
FRANCIS Fl SMITH,,
superintendent of Va. Military Institutes"
lSO1
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TNCLIsH CLASSICAL AND MATHE-
IL NAUTICAL SCHOOL.
J. Fl. BINFORD, Associate princ;n.la !,
w n RAILEY, A. B,

The undersigned will open School on MONDAY
the 29th Sept in the large and comnlodlou Rooms
on 7th street formerly known the City Spring In.
stitute They design opening School of the high
az, Grade where boys will be thorouehly and aceu.
rstev either for the Unive sty or for any of
our Colleges. or fitted for the businnss of life.
Special attention will be bestowed upon the Eng
lish Department. 1t is considered to be too much
neglected. ~
The services of an experienced and competent Pro-
fessor of Modern Languages will be secured.
TERMS: .
Payable serri.annuaily in characterization 81 mos
English Branches. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40 90
Latin and Higher Mathematics. so 90
Greek. 10 90
July 25th, 1856.
Mr.. w. T. BAILEY graduated at E. M. College
with honor, in June last He proposes to devote
himself to School Teaching | cheerfully and conf
IDENTIFY recommend him for scholarship and Ugh mo.
raj character; and with some experience in the busi
of teaching and motives to enterprise have no
doubt he will meet the expectations of all reasona
BILE patrons. VIM. A. SMITH,
Pres't of Randolph Macon College.
Mr. ]. n. BINFoRD is q graduate of the University
Of Virginia, and has been successfully engaged in
teaching during the last four years. both in Eastern
and Western Virginia. Testimonials from the Pro-
fessors of the University of Virginia and his patrons
to his capacity and qualifications, be SEEM If
desired by calling Messrs. Binford Porters Cabi-
net Warerooms Franklin street --
J. Fl. BINFORD,
au 1-2tawlm&stawlm w T. BAILEY, A. B.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-10

T. w. COMES CLASSICAL AND COM
-. MERCIAL SCHOOL will open its 9Th annual
session. on MONDAY, the 18th Of September next,
N tne usual place on Broad street, opposite st. Johns
Church, and continue ten menths
Tuition por session, payable quarterly in advance
Common English Branches. ................. $40 90
and Ancient Lam
Higher Eng. Branches, and Gdranced studies ~
In ancient Languages. 60 On
phical and Chemical apparatus during the nat
year and otherwise added to tho Convenience ~
the school, it facilities for instruction are intenAsd
to be equal TO any in tho city. -
Z. w. CONE, A. NJ, Prineipsi.
IS: class Of small boys for the EIementarv
English Branches will be received At tuition Of 20
per session, under competent teacher - = @
N. B. Pupils are requested to be present at the
opening Of the Schoolif practicable.