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b., hr fSrhR IN TRAp.-This indiyidpa, xh,
nas recently caused so great sensation rs. VINO m
On ',le prisoners bench i'll the Police Conrt
Jes'eTuay morning. His name is Georga p Can,,
ara; arr although universally known as Rat potor ),
lie ls little dark. keen-looking man. ahont &C..
ythFs OF age. and but for his craving annette fr
"hSSey' would probably have made his sav IN ~
"orid IN more reputable ma nner than bv i,; ;
"a. poison Ihe only charge preferred against bin,
was Fa%rahcy the officer testifying that he was
Ter more than one-half of his nights ware n.sgaa
IN tne brehien street station house One of tba
watchmen stated that he had undoubted eyidanco
,hT' mar refer had distributed the poison which
had caused such melancholy resuIts wInr, 80
the little man raising his hand upon one of the
myers OF which he sported a big ring Indignantly
'Aelaitned-"Dash ish not 80. j has got a dousand
proof no do him." Peter. however coulI not
prove that ne WAS not yagabond. and the Mayor
accordingy sent him to the city prison to be taken
care OF ior ninety days, the longest term in thp
cial 2Sth. ~"'''
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COMING TO SIGaT.-Officer Sealhas sur

t.
cceded i'll arresting number of rude Youngsters
IN Jefferson ward for annoying and abusing pcr.
'ons IN the street, without cause or provucatpu
FOR several sundays past. crowd of chaps have
assembled Oh tary street near 18th to harr,4q her
sons ~ passing from church. and in some instances
10 insult ladies. Finding that the disorder was to
continue. the police have been furnished with the
names OF tine Offenders. and the consequence will
be that the guilty parties will be punished
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MOONLIGHT ExCURsIoS.-Ourr readers
1hose VINO can enjoy good music and "A sail on tb,
water by mooniight-will need no invitation from,
Us 10 JON the Montgomery Guard in the excursion
to night down James river on that swift mud tavo,
'te steamer, the turtis Peck" The Guard have had
IN annual excursion for several summers pastanI
nave Always been attended by crowdeds of ladies
ana gentlemen. who enjoyed the trip to their
content The fact that Capt Moore will be in com
mand is a guarantee of good order; and that the
Armory hand Is to furnish the music, gives adj
ttonai assurance that those who like NAV trim il
IN the liSht fantastic toe" long ~ they will
Whlle the more serious and sedate NAV enioy II
iecN promenade and the cooling breeze that is
rSer waited along the bosom of the deep Thos,
VINO have not the mesns leisure to HE to the
mountains IN search Of health, should take such
occasions as this to recuperate their exhausted
strength, and we have no doubt that hundred. of
them will do So The Montgomery Guard promise
To their friends pleasant trip and now that thoy
are about to be of, all readers have to do is 10
secure tickets, jump on board the Peck, and all
take ride.
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IHE EXPECTED VISIT OF TTs RICHMOND FIRE C98
PANf.-A meeting of the marshal5 of the several
hre companies Of this city was held at the public
house OF p. NJ. Duhant last night-Andrew Balm
of the metropolitan Hook and Ladder Company
'ohn H. sessford, of the Franklin; j. J. Peabody
OF the Columbia; J. W. Thompson. of the American
Hook and Ladder; John Versey, of the Union Jno
Thomson. of the Perseverance. The object Of the
meeting was the making of suitable preparations
for the reception of the Richmond Fire Company.
which will arrive in this city on the morning oi
The 9Th of August. This company. during their
1oJourn in our city. will be the especial guests OF
the Metropolitan Hook and Ladder Company but
will he handsomely entertained by the several com
'ari"s Of the department.-W Washington Cnion, st
arddy.
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FAST DoG-llenry A. Ewers of this town left
'n rIiday Tor AStaan, Wis, where he has purchas-
ed a farm He owned a small dog. which he gave
iway before be left. The dog followed Mr.. Lwers
20 the depot IN this town, and. upon the cars Ieay.
ing, followed on after, overtaking them at south
beerhFld before they left that station The dis.
t'nce run by the dog was eight miles and the time
occupied twenty-five minutes, or over twenty miles
An hour. MIR. Ewers concluded that such faithful
friend was not to be parted with lightly and took
the dog into the cars with him for Wisconsin
Greenfield MysS CIR
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Large Yield of Observation-Disclosures

-4ttemptfd Hife Mlrdsr-The HSQtbrr-AcrIIs,n
-B"rgiG'y IN Plgs rhVnty--NaI CbntYact, es-.
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EDUCATION.
RnING DEPARTMENT or THE

BOARDING pEFAhI MEM oF The
ID RICuNOND fENAiE lNSTtTUTE-In orti,T
s.,,f+ III, attention more exclusively t. nstTilc
. ar4th general ~upeTlntcnionco OF the luaa
.,t / 5eAjre ta place thc BOARDING DEPART
,s,NT ia Tnr hands 0t some gentleman and lady
..,r,I ,a assug, Ghe y hole charge aud rcspunss.
t-f,.fi aul whose character and standing
-baf tsarvuts At distance usy i,e entire SDnf.-
80 ,l.tIsi-t,5,s tArsr daughters to their carr.
. Al ,ra,s,-s t. Withdraw my own sntsrrst IN. and
- tHu.... over ihaS. Who come b,artiors 10 the
f-ttrf4 ,,,f e. prayuie t,Y them additional atten.
,. a the fs.u rn< itkrly 90 ensure their greatest
--t established rates for h1sri including washing
+ .r, s7a l-T st~ss',.N "a mae months. IL IL h'
- fh4t nv opportunities ~ favorable ~" afford
81 D., uhi.h man u "nNrEy provided with suita-
t.!..,... AMI giving Ris Rer-'nal attention to the
.,.. NAV give entire "a ~tartou, and yot support
a. .sIs ~ tine h5ss9,inS depaT Ttn"ut, while giving
By. 4,.,.;.gs every advantage foT obtaining a tEt
gen q, ..iu ,t.pa.
T... Io happy t. give more explicit information
.. :.tlS &C. Aul to receive applications. eI.heT
-..r. .os .1y OF 10y letter tul the list Of August.
..s MANLY. JR.. RSchmand Va
MISS JESSIE 6. GOEDNN'S SCHOOL,
vi yNE lnI-NT LADIES. CORNER II FRANKLIN
sq. SD sir~f~. viii - r"oprLcI on the lst dag
d., hoe. sut i-,.i on IN" ist asy ot !uly.
E.lE tus.ssG krsH .h,r---.....-........St0 10
...tHa-l .--.-....--..... ~ %
Is-.ll.s.~ -. % o.
F-r-.G. .r>irrr IN enter pupils. san leave thnit
r..- s.: .hs -'a.,. Rooms - her" Nus @. viii nit.
i...4 .. an a.lr thvy n4sJ appoint.
N1,.4
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jy2+-6t GbbDIN / kAPPRRsON.
ri DESIRABLE HOUSE FOR RENT

III The eommodious aud pleasant Brick Horsn
'vTurr Of GraCe and 2fth streets III gar. hydrant
we'll kitchen. stable, ani all necessary outhOu,rs
upon the promises 1t will hr put - thorough re-
pair. ELIZA l.. VAN LEW.
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W-7 FNI'U u DbE NTn9E DLNE 7. 4 Y y
M:3 BUllDING LOT OF FRANKLIN AND 2irH
olkEtIH FOR SAIE.-Wt at" authorized - s.ll
The Valuable Residence formerly occupied ny the late
MI Samu" Suhlrtt The lot has front If III fr,t ON
TIA" south side nt Franklin rtrert and depth Of 1f3
Portable
If desired. it will be ~ divided AZ to sell vacant
lot o 80 FEET to the wost Of the dwelling. Persons
p-d !" purchase are requested to view the premises
For terms, apply tu
ly al GNnDIN { APPRRSnN Ancts
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ihh MOB MURDERS ~ IowA--Saockina .Sren,,-I,
Ia time that the lynchings which have recentlv
taken place in Iowa, were called by the rieh,
names, aud the legal tribunals of the State were
setting aoont to vindicate the majesty Of the law
by thepunishment of the wretches who have t.Lsr
,he laws In their own hand The hanging of vii.
nam D. Thomas, in Montezuma, was AZ foul nm.
uer as ever WAS perpetrated by a midnight ssss,-
SIN The Oshkosh Herald gives the following sddi.
unai particulars Of the event:
no sooner was the decision of the coprt oiv.r
changing the venue. IN order that he might ba 20
:" 'aiI triai) than regularly organized mob a,
ho W. VI nuhureo men proceeded to the old court
uou'9' "here the prisoner WAS confined mud a.
nanded and by force took Thomas from, The c,,,.
uy oi the sheriff, and amid the terrifying sbriat -
ne prisoners and the most hellish reyIings "a
tue moo carried him away to tree which tbev ba5
previously prepared, in the suburbs of tho town
mere without even adhering to the custous =.
tilich law or abidingby the honor Of mob fnrce
'hes piaced the rope around the prfsoner's ,,nct,
ana demanded confession Of tha crimo T1 nee ~: n
oner Piead his Innocence. The rope was a.,
o..I w l.mb' and the prisoner swung into tbd a.;
nitef IeW struggles he WAS let down ana go;
i',iIahhed iIed 10 make confession. Again he nIaadi
innocence OF the crime. Again he was bnn M n' +,
III. a. was kihdied beneath his feet The moh
mnrdo5 10 nurh hin If he did not confess tie
''uruer. Again he WAS let down FROM ,he str
sui'ion received he had lost his strength ana hi.
'oice me mob still d.mauded a confession rs.
aoheE' IN the faintness of death per.iste1 tba
~, no was innocent Again he was hung ,r ,hn"a
he remained until he was dead" w "''i'
me Herald says that this makes the tontb vic
,iih OF mob violence in Iowa since the frs, f
april-four in Jackson Ave in Cad,r o,,J a.
poweshiek. 'i III
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K. CARi'S SCHOOL OF ANCIENT
~. +'I And hohEEN LANGUAGES, AND OF MA
lhEMAiltt, on GRACE, Bkfh ZEN 18TH AMI
1.n SIS, RICHMOND. Na-Thc next session viii
of"n On the lst OF sept mhrr next and Will close OF
fbr adtL Of June, lHJs.
TERMS for the scholastic year OF ten months raya.
Die s~.n ANNUALLY in advance:
FOR tuition In Gr"sk. Latin and Mathematics $50 oc
foT French, spanish and Italian (each
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8. VALUABLE RESIDENCE AND

rs NLI NDIF hES IUENtE 4 y y
A:i BUILDING LOT on FRA!kLIN AND 2irH
SGKEEGS fOK SALE-Nc are authorized TO sell
The valuable residence formerly occupied by tho late
Hr. Saml Suhett Tho Lot hls front Of 81 feet on
the South side Of Franklin street and depth Of 1853
tCot. The dwelling il large well arranged an com
Portable. II desired, Il viii ha ~ divided t. sell
vacant lot of ~ feet 70 the West Of the dwelling
Persons dspOsed 10 purchase. requested TO view
IN" premises For terms, apply 10
vgS-Ef tflnnIN Z NPpERGAN
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r~.ur.-I
Refers to Gov wise, GenT VIM. H. Richardson
Col +. Fsntaius Me-rTs. q. A. Myers, Elniord A
Blair, Thomas Il. Prize John ". Patton T. L. Graf
Ian, AeKr Il. lIy,ittny, and Reys. !. reterkin aul
,,,-Jr Ss v c1ihyidg"- ~ s-,iti-t,I
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TERMS
EDUCATlON.-The second session g.,

l. EDUCATION The second session OF
hrs RICK'S school viii commence the ist O.
'pt"nber aud terminate the ,0th of June. She OF
''H her aIncrr' thanks 10 those who sustained hr
Gitu& her nrst -"srun, and respectfully soliCst
h'f rhf"utaX cement the scEnni. assuring them that
~" ha- eEeftod herself IL promote the welfare ano
Improvement of their children, and pledges 10 do IN,
'iu' - innE ~ this responsible, trust shall he com
lltI 10 her Her discipline il systematic and strict
Duh KIND every r@Quistion made restraint imposed
'IFc'0pn~i only by the deepest interest for the hap
i'n'Ta Hb4 Improvement 0i the pupils.
-i'~ In p-ctfu1Y requests frequent calls from tn,
p"rnN e. observe reciiatinns, discipline AMI mode o
-Hu"l"n; 4 will greatly conduoe to the mental
ituEf u the schplhTs wh0 will he apt 20 havf
'rf -'utes prepared. ithout this prepa ration or
"' part II the pupil. money may b. advanced NJ
HT'tiF saag ciu~c with little attainment mad,
'ha' ~ which their anxious parents sent them e
School ~
The r alton II a most desirable one af6nrding space
'3 shade tor exercire the smaller pupils often eli
'LlnE this privilege from ~ till O'Clock.
fut7 PER ,as$-lon OF 10 mouths. pa able quarterly
nIfh8t En2liah branches, including Latin ms y
'iHHAry h'Taphy, History, Grammar, Arith-
mr. +" ~ Poitoaophy 2
iIhH,E Arithmetic, Orthography, Geography
~ANFIi
Second Fffeet hist twasn (iay and Lain
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IS %3-6t " GdGBIN 4 APPERsoN.

~ FOR RENT-On Pleasant street,
III Union Hin. comfortable dwelling house con
SAinlng rooms with basement and other neccssary
1ou7cnioureH; with garden attached aud we'll Of
excellent water TIA" premises. Rent Sl2n per an
uum. Apply to JOHN X. COOK, tienl AT
IYIh-ts t'mrner hlAim and Penrl sts
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JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY

| II Lh''-N VI AIN AtADEh =, - II.
- HtTW EEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS
'til l., II 1.-THE next session of thir institu
H'n viii open ou MONDAY, September lith ana con
..lue for ten months.
Thor ugh instruction will be given in the Classics
a., u sth'matIcs and the various English branches
EEkG~-Pa. able pn9-hBl lat January 1853, and the
balance H the enI Of thc session g. 10 and 30 dol
hrs.
limited number Of smaller boys will be received
St the rate If So per session.
Ia all instUnc"- 81 viii he charged each pupil for
Iei and In ali ra-or pupils viii bc charged from tht
20" they ar" entered To the end of the session. eN-
rt IL cases of prutrtct4d -c cl,nes- is W-6W#
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) SINGLE ROOMS FOR RENT
-OTlCE.-I have for sale. lease or

Ell Four single rooms with Gas fixtures and water
~ .Iv yard, bath room attached &c. Apply on the
preiulH"-, - Main street ly U-ts
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ONE CENT.
LOCAL MATTERS.

ASHLAND CoURsg.--The steadily in
reasing interest in racing and bl0oded stock
throughout tire Union, will lead to the opening o.
number OF new courses in very short time
zone OF which will occupy more commanding
'osition than the one now talked of at Ashland -
Efficiently near Richmond TO be reached in a few
minutes ride on the rail cars. and yet too remot,
0 be the rendezvous for that class who usua,
AXE outside seats til the race is over Ashland
an be made the great battle field between Nh,
'orth and the South. and gentlemen and ladies
no. will resort to it because of its retirement an
uIet If this course could be made ready for a
pring meeting in 1858, aud liberal purses were
fcred at ell distances, not only the racers of yir
inia. Maryland and North Carolina would NEE.
here but North and South East and West wonli
rave their representatives the ground to par
icipate in the great struggles for supremacy
We should like to see the sport open with
tate stake SlOoo entrance, four mile heats, Viz
mia. Maryland. New York. North Carolina. Soutl
arolina. Georgia. Alabama. Louisiina Mississippi
ennessee and Kentucky being subscribers AM
7r each OF them Ia start their best horses T.
zen race could be made up-and there Is n,
eison why it could .nOt-a new impulse would i,-
.iven to turf mattersyby the state pride which !,
souia create. BY opening the ball at Ashlan,
Sith such programme, it would be an easy ma,
er TO have similar meetings annually in one On
!"ther OF the states named. and thus make RI
port. 10y ~
AS far as we are able to Judge there is not
mother place in this section, that has as man,
'aturai. advantages as Ashland, for the establish
hent ni a race course. Remote from the city. vet
'cgesslbie to all parts Of the country. with goo,
"i Tor track, good water. fine shady groves and
convenient to markets. the breeders oF bIoo1.f
horses could enjoy themselves in their own wav
ma spring and fall, men from all sections coul,'
lock to il, with the assurance Of heinz frao So,
nose diseases incident to the climates north AMI
'outh Of us. '''''
II the projectors of the Ashland Course de>i,,,,
long any thing. it is time that they were nnt,in
up Iheir buildings laying off their grounds anl
citing ready for work. Hundreds of gentlep,el
,re now ready to join tire Club and 10 aid in estnI
lsh'hX such police regulations as will insnre ~
ttehdance OF the ladies' and thousands of the fti,
daughters OF Old Virginia and other portions G,
ne sunny south are anxious to eDioy that snort
which was witnessed by their mothers Will o.
nuch pleasure Lot suitable stands. comfortalJ,
1aviions, good enclosures, proper stablinr and ill
Tai purses be provided. and there is no NOR,
nouot that the Course at Ashland will become tn.
:reat battle ground of the Union, than there I.
mat suitable Inducements will attract the masses
for any other purpose.
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p ,.r,,-'- of snrcessruI Teachers are secured for
,G' iri.aring gentlemen anon Z the patrons
-. -. --.....,-n Vi. E.L In IE....4L--.l


- itr - A.- lt~t -~%~3pn viz; Rev prs WuofhriiIr
atk"ppicg p-.fur4t Giteu Cunning ham and Dean:
N.e.,-. b. = a PrlniaXter CrerIshaw & Co, L. D.
trrE.AaR. n. II Grant, {. u. Tale, }. " koyHu
',s- : ra' llrr. TI.es II AifreHd. John VI Patton j
t,sa- -gts,h. Andrew ,fnhu-t,n. =. l. Page A. Blair
"Ia : Trplrit, Wm. Har-hnll, (i.~,. N Wr-t, Cd
III II. tlll-, ' Rev. Tucker. Washington city &c
The vs-hurr- 'aluZ few, early application for the
aiui+>. II |pilr ii recommended. Apply on the
Er"iGl-.,tJ Il. II. l.. TIGIiE, 4. VI.
j. 2s-.ii5D
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LADIES FIEE-PEooP DREssEs.--Within very short
time two young ladies have been burnt to death.
!"ing to their light muslin dresses catching Are
from iuclier match-One In London. and the 9TH
erin Colchester. 1t ought to be generally known
that all ladies light dresses may be made freproof
At Il mere nominal cost, by stepping them or the
linen or cotton used in making them In diluted
solution OF chloride of zinc We have seen the
very hnest cambria so prepared held in the flame
II candle, and charred to dust. without the least
haine; and we have been informed that since Clara
ebster, a dancer, was burnt to death from her
clothes catching fire on the stage the muslin dres
SOS OF All the dancers at the best theatres are made
hreproof Our manufacturers should take the
.-Uedicat Times
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a. va lI-.-.--...- ....--.--......
PHILIP Is. SiANARD
h. Y. BARGAM[S,

Il gives mo great pleasure to recommend the Class
irh and Mathema ttcai chaul OF " ,r-rs ITAsARE
BARGAmIN. hessrs. :. & b araxraduate, Of nj,
H-iltutipH, have been connected with it ~ Assistant
Ir'7..0rr and entitled to tn" fullest confidence
Nl the public ;or their high intellectual ami moral
ordinations FRANCIS II. SMITH
Superintendent V VI. l.
NRGtGA MILITARY 1SsTITUrE1
July 9th. 1887. iv 1J--t!3n
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SIDE INSTITUTE.

SIDE INSTITUTE,
- FARMNIILE, VA
". J. MoERIssETr, A. NJ, Math., Nat. Sciences ana
French
q, +. hooker. A. Il, Language.
J. hoEaissETT, Assistant in Languages.
= P.ETIy, " Mathematics
For catalogue containing t'rms &C. address
MDkklSSkIT BDDkE
y 2i-dIn Parmyille Va
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Es FOR RENT OR LEASE.-Having
III purchased n residence in the city offer for
lease for three years. from ist October next
he Tenement on Governor street al joining Dr. Plea
sants leased by me of James VI. Morson E4o. The
premises will be put in thorough repair.
j Z}--ts LEWIS j.. CEES$IiAW
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-N.-LNNg ~ ApvAHch- }
In ..l,icoa 4 ca.npe1ent A..LsL..nts viii be


VI FRANKLIN STREkT ABOVE 7TH-The ath
--4,. % a' Jn.~ SShnI will open IN FRIDAY tho 18th
sept. Hlntr. tHI tho TkN following months Gr,.,k
i.r.- ami Mathematics So; Elementary Latin and
Nai}.-gLG .. -r higher English and MathaInvtIrs
80 ron.ln.u hu<li-h Bran-is- $50, Primary Depart
uaeu' + '"s, Hader II year, So; French OF Draw
rr.y -....
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CARD.-fhe undersigned has been

1 CARD.-Ihe Undersigned has been
successful in airing len. and conmodisu,
l- In ,rutla} HuI eligible part of tss city in
WglsA h. proI-3-e- t3 open SCHOOL FOR BOYS
WN. wi~U to puIru" course Bi Instruction with n
;h,y"J,. .t ntisfH.s, cjudfpl OF to -ntYrls Z
81, ttr tI-i the advanced classes Of College. Par
.u,Tr wll hr Uuie known II q future advertise
Il.tt HORACE p. SMITH, A. NJ
~ gi-ts
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~ FOR RENT-That very desirable
A:x and well arranged Tobacco FACTORY, with a
a ;' lot attached formerly occupied by Messra Gil
lam Mathews, Cary street second door from
Dunlop. Noncure 4 Co This house has many AZ
Nantaxrs. II being large and worry convenient Pos
ss'Sainn can hc had imnetii tcy.
T.. b. EACIID Pearl street.
l-2w tut, Ex chanyr II,tr1
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sss FOR RENT-A nice house on
Ill Grace street, just eide the Corporation lim-
ts, Apply TO
nv ats GRUBBS Il APpERSOS
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: I OPEN G-Gas Chandeliers,
d ehett Pendants, shads., &C., at
~ 81 sTEBBfss PCLLEk's.
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II FOR RENT-The new Brick Tene-
S.!i ment on the Brooke Plank Road, oppo+site tho
oil gate, one mile from Richmond. The house IL
large new and in good order having kitchen and all
necessary out hOuses all new and fine well Of water
u the yard. 1t is altogether most desirable resi-
lence for any deing business in town. and wish
Rg 10 Reside II short distafceIn the country. For
terms, apply TO
JOHN 81. V. DARRACOTT.
Office on 18th street, in rear of the
jy lI--3tawts Merchants Insurance Co.'s office
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,flss TAZEwELL5'ss- SCHOOL. GRACE

NJ It7N hLE " LII. = OIIfJUI, UKACE
STREET, BETWEEN 7fH AND sTH.-JThe ser
Nh session Of this School will commence on the ls
g"! :" ''Ft{a1er and close on the LIST Of July. Ths
'41lish ialsffment is exclusively nnder the direF
i"h % te PRINCIPAL, except the Philosophical and
'HheI dhthematical Glasses, which will be taugh
" &antleman Of experience aud ability. The
reIoi - win be- plseed a.der the snperyisiou %
y " .'nIR who has had much experience and sue
- g. iaanleatin that Language.
D. - l-na
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MES PELLETS SCHOOL.-The pex

' -,~ "a. -nn gIrncr~ october lst 1881 Tho prina-
-s satgr" ~ th> -rhp2s. u the thnrsu Ih and sys
ta,-t 1-;,uf;Inn ,a tho French language. gwen to
a.. iHa pEpi... yyl:ho1; eXtgN 'ht:Se.
T. f.caGI l. taught hy Professor and Madame
YW!tN 4f p,Ii. and ps~ph>g facilities are aiierIsd
f.r canning to -ps'k the language.
Hrs phithT guarantees that the Elementary and
a lvs.-. .~l siu.,- English, shall be THoKorsRLr
.c-.t
&c.. Iu1ttI. relative tu the school terms &c ma,
3 ra.. %. application 81 her residence. Broad IT.
I-.Eas.L ~ 2l-L}n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-03

- FOR RENT, and possession given
9.I OH the 10th of August or sooner the house
now occupied by Mrs. Jennings. in the town Of Sid
oey, nearly opposite the Fair irounds Amply To
GEO. W. JARVIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-03

~ FOX KkNT-And Immediate pos
Nd session given. The thro' story Brick residence
siN4ird on Broad street, Church IIil St Johns
Church. containing 10 r,.nnS are ia perfect ORDER
l." good tenant the rent will be low. Apply to
T.. 4. J. CL0P1ON,
Corner II Wall and Franklin rtrects.
au l-a OnnnSito Mn-srr nrk inann kIiIl L @
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-03

TEs FOR Rem Tenement No. 2l7
M:I Main street, including Store--will be nut in
thorough repair tor good tenant
iy 23--ts LEWTS D. CREESUAW