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NEW PLAY BY AN AMERICA AurHoR.-After eight
mocths' labor, Oliver s. Leland, of Boston, has
completed fiye-sct play, entitled False and True,
the scene of which is laid in England, and whose
hero is an Italian adventurer 1t will probably be
produced at Wsllacks, New York, in about three
weeks, and has already been accepted by Mr., Bar
ry for the Boston Theatre, MIR. L. L. Davenport for
the Arch Street Theatre, Philadelphia, and by Hr.
Forbes, of Providence.
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THE CHINESE SUGAR CANE-Edmund Ruffin, Esq,
writes to the editor of the Richmond South, some
facts about the Sorghum. About seeds for plant
ing, he says:
From Mr.. Leonard wray, the introducer of tho
Natal Sugar Millet, (or "imphee, into France and
this country, lately heard that the practice of the
katrs directed by long experience,) is TO cut off
the heads designed for seed when they are barely
ripe enough for the seeds TO germinate. The pro-
per time is when the seeds is still partly in the
milky state, and when the solid and harder part
of each seed may be mashed between the finger
and thumb. The theory is, that unripe seeds
produce growth that goes most to form sugar,
and, las infer,) the most perfect fully ripe
seeds are more productive of seeds than sugar
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e. BOETTCHER. IMPORTER A N D
-. DEALER IN TRIMMINGS, w0RsTED
YARNS AND FANCY GOODS, III BROAD ST, 8
poshts po1Hs 1siS 1ABovE MEssRs. CHILEs 4 CHENERY.
Double zephir Worsteds, in all imaginable shades
Single Zephir Worsteds in sll colors
ored
White and colored Yarn, in all sizes
BLACK pnd colored Velvet Ribbons (quate de Parisl
SIX Fringes from 10 TO S. per yard
Dress Trimmings, latest styles. 70 &-m
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Fanny Fern receives IS 900 a year for her wri-
tings for the New York Ledger.
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DERUVIAN GUAN0. AT REDUCED

PRICES.-As many Of the Farmers seem unwi
ling to buy Guano at over $50 on account Of the re-
cent deoiine in Wheat We determined TO Let them
have the best article, at that price.
All that We sell comes direct from the Agents
aessrs F. Bsrreda Bro, whose price is yst $oo
and We are only enabled to offer the ton OF 3,oV lbs
at $50, because it bought before the recent ad
vance.
Ne continue TO sell the Patagonian Gusns at $40
and The AA Mexican at 80.
Orders are solicited with the assurance that the
best articles will always be furnished 1t least as low
n they can be had in this city.
CRENSHAW 4 Co.
se 8-2w Basin Bank. chDond, Va.
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COVERED TRACKs.-No set Of robbers
succeeded better in covering their tracks than
did the gang who robbed Mr.. Morrison Of q, 100,
and then attempted to murder him. The Mayor
and his officers, aided by our citizens generally,
have labored industriousiy to get some clue BY
which the perpetrators OF this outrage could be de-
tected bat not the slightest trace has yet been dis
covered. If any evidence existed that any one knew
Mr.. Morrison had the money, or suspected him Of
having it,-or If there were any notes in the batch
stolen that could be described identified, then
there might be some hope Of detection; but 90 In
voived in mystery is every Circumstance connected
with the a1air, that no ono knows where ur how 20
move, in order to strike the trail, and greatly
fear that discoveries will be made until the mo-
ney 10 squandered and the thieves are beyond ths
reach oi justice.
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INOTICE.-The Central Hotel win he re-.
NATIONAL HOTEL, MAIN STREET

wM. D. GILRsON, PROPRIETOR.
Omnibuses free Of charge, run in connection with
the Hotel and the Railroad Depot.
Gf- Every attention IL given to passengers who
wish to depart by either of thel lines Of travel
3n-fm
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RiShMoND FEMALE INSTITUTE -
m M ne next session Of this Institute will ca,,m.nca
. the iirst day of October, and close the
ihKas PER SESSION og NINE MONTHS.
rns,;sh ~, u'tioN IN FRkpARAfoRY DEPARTMENT.
French $40
-, II. CoLkEGItTe DgraGTnxsT,'' ,'''''' -"
nhSlsh ami Seientlhe studios. ........,... be
NJ. III, oRNAMEsr4I DgrAaTaESr. ;ir.'''''''''' ~
nga%ins Necle Work 0rcci4n Painting I. % %
~. BoAEDlSG DrPAaassSr' i;.'''''''''''' ~
is.atd 2o
n" extra charge for instruction in Vocal Music. for
iuei, lights, 4c. '0i
,, RW MANLY. JE., President, and Professor Moral
ltsy. J. l.. BURROWS. D. D.. Evidences Of Cbri..
N HowaL. A. NJ, Ancient Language. and Ma.
Z. a. LSvrs NJ D., Nataral Sciences
MISS MARIE L. IHoNPseS, French.
Z, BUCnLER, German
Mss Mss fAaast% fnSA GlSy2rss HE English Branches
Miss JoSEPHINE II. RAGLASD. do
MISS JANz :. SrANARp do
Mas. GEoRGIANA MoSRox ID
Mise MARY {. LATHRoP do
Ms NATHAN d. CLAPr, Organ aud Piano Forte,
MISS LAURA LACY, Piano.
Mr. CHARLSs I. RosEN, Guitar
MRS BURTON, Embroidery &c
Most of the teachers having been horetnE,ra con
necteu with the Institute already well known 10
ltS patrons; ami II is confidently hoped that those
usefulness. "~u iot'i
pR H. A. LEwIS, whs has charge of the instruction
IN Natural Sciences il well known as gentleman of
rGlvntihc attanncnts, aud also of experience and
sklil In communicating instruction
MISS VI. h. THOMPSON has enjoyed unusual adyan-
taGe7 IN qualifying herself for her position as an in-
siuctQr IN French, and selected in preference to
nHhber oi others, as combining O thorough know
Iei2G oi the language with that dptneSs to teach
Which IS on equal Importance. She studied French
carefully In this country under the best instructors
fesidnS tr a portion of the time in the family of
Pfof a huyot. of Princeton, n j. She then visited
Europe tor the purpose OF pcrfccting her know
CAMBRIDGE Mass
Mr.. \. h. CLAPP, PrincipSl of the Music Depart
ment, is graduate OF the (JpSerudt0rtup. der Ha-
SIX, Leipsic, Germany. After having taught with
distinguished success for several years. in the Greens
ooro Female College, ia he proceeded to Europe
pCrsue the study OF his profession and avaed him
sell, during two years residence. Of the best ia.
eiiItle6oered on the continent. Since his return to
America he ha5 bern engaged principal Piano
Forte Instructor, in the Normal Musical Institute
North Reading, Mass, conducted by Dr. Lowell Ma
son and MIR. GeI. T. Root Tie will be aided by such
assistants as may Dc needful.
B. MANLY JR
Sc 22-dtbO President Of the Institute
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/ sunnuust, tAat he has taken roor,S In the ~
,EsH." Ha3r1. Shcrs he viii be pleased 20 meat
ttasa prfeFE- whnHay Vieh 10 make ARRANGEMENTS =
a. sHlrr upeU ihe study of French Spanish Ian.
g5ls.cS auG Drawing.
Prof Assn Is a native al France, but has lived
q number ~ years IN Spain that be speaks the
Spanish l.apKuage as G8eAay aud correctly an his
native tongue. 4tc has been Professor in one II the
atst Spanish Unjvcrs5;es Of America, and has had
an Institution Is Havana.
iIo Mi also gives lessons at private houses
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T UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER.-We
IL have the following named LUMBER, which we
offer for sale in lots to suit purchasers at reasonable
prices, aud upon accommodating terms:
l. IA Ia, 2, and . inch White Pine, of superior
quality
4 and inch Poplar, some extra wide seasoned and
dry
IA and l% inch Clear North Carolina Step Boards
heart
/, l1 and i inch seasoned n Carolina and Virginia
Flooring, dressed
IA, IL, q and inch Eastern Ash, seasoned
Heart and Merchantable Scantlug all sizes
Garden Rails, Weatherboarding, and full assort-
ment of Virginia Lumber
Cypress shingles, Cedar Posts. &c. &c.
The above Lumber has been carefully selected.
H1T We furnish BILL TIMBER. Of Virginia and
North Carolina growth at very low prices,
p4as Orders solicited and promptly executed.
ISAAC j. MERCER Il CO,
South side OF the Dock, near Hsyo's Bridge.
10
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DOGGETT & ANDERSON.

UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
| Corner of Governor and Franklin sts)
II AV received their Fall Stock Of
- French and American Paper Hangings. all quail
ltles Floor Gil Cloths, Curtain Goods Cornicss and
Irmmings W Window Shades, hattings, and many
sold at moderate prices. We also keep on hand and
make to order Feat her Beds, Bostsrs and Pillows,
Curied Hair ana Shuek Mattresses of the best quail
lty. and all other work in line executed BY the
NEST CON petent workmen with the strictest desire
70 give satisfaction. portion of public patronage
ID respectfully solicited. Sc 2S-Sm.
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Ga FOR SALE VERY 19w, and on

81 FOR SALE VERY 0W, and on
RE very accommodating terms, ~ late Residence
5n Grace street. 9Th. nov occupied BY Mrs.
French. The purchaser can if he wish, retain the
present tenantstAe rent S700. The let fronts 321s
feet, runs back 5O feet to a wide alley and is valued
by good Judges at over 800 foot. The buildings
valued hy the Mutual Assurance office at $3.50,
before l commenced my extensive repairs / Will
take considerably less than the property can be
shown to be worth
Also, for sale, other valuable Property, including
Business Stand on Governor street; and for rent,
an Office in the Law Building and other Tenements
See Gotdin Apparson, or me, st my Office, where,
despite rumors of nay leaving Richmond, l am dill
gently practising law.
re l2-im B. r. MINOR.
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r. A C A r D-Miss Y. A. @o
/ ~ rEMpLEMAN will open new MIL-vS
~ LIN ERY STORE, on Broad street, EStTI.
5e~ zen 4th and 5th, opposite the store of--~+s--
BTeeden Fox, the 18th September, when
she will be pleased to see all tho.e iu want ofrtcles
in her line se5-2tawts
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NIGHT sCHOOL or THE VIRGINIl

= MECHANICS INSTITUTION MONDAY
MUTT The IN October, two PRIMARY SCIIoolg will
oe opened by the Committee of the Institute me in
H4v NbEES HALL, on FOushee street. between Grace
ahu Broad, nlder the management If Mr.. w A.
hESNiK-and the other in the Presbyterian School
30 street Roy. THOMAS Ii. JONES being the nrincj
pal teacher. These schools will be opened every
other niHht, and Jree Qf charge to all bows who
are lneihhers OF the Institute. Persons wishing
to obtain certificates Of membership and tickets
to the schools. caR do 40 By calling on tie Secrt-
tary, al the Hall OF the institute either of the
following persons:
WIN. MACFARLANE
Law Building;
SAMUEL s. CorTkELI.
Main street between 18Th and nth;
A. BARGAMIN, ,jr,
10th aud Main,
&C It's Com on Night SchocIa v MT
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Rt Rev Wrn Meade, b. H.; Rsv. J. Grammor, Rev
} Ozark. Thomas J Green, ESQ Halifax COS Rev
Wul NarilH. Esg.. nr e. HEjr.toa. Henry -o Rev
A B. TAzzari A Il, Chesterfield: Rev. John Cooke
Rev H. Strius sfeilow, Hanover; Rev y. A. Okeeon
Norfolk; Rev. 4. Wade, 81. IL, Charles City; Hon,
/ Harris u. C.. Wash1n. ton; Rev. \ Head, Rev. G
WoajtudEe, Rev. Iir Pettigrew. 4. !. stokes, ESQ,
Q. +. Baldwin, ksq., Col. +. FontaAe. Richmond.
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THE CHISWICK SCHOOL,

Il CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH,
VIII ba ro-epcned the subscribers residence, ~
lnile, st Of Richmond, Thurs lay october let.
Having had several years experience. and being ac-
credited "upt tstsLch' share OF public patron
age j. solicited
The location Is retired and remarkably healthy
The discipline will b. Christian and PIreRtdk
i feW b.Hrdp.s jmale femalo.) may, on carly
application be- accommodated 81 my house and 9TH
ers in ghr uegIDOIhoOd,
3-lm- GEO. q. IA ALL, A. u,
n Il. Fer information in the city apply 10 Mr.. HEN
py ErArL Archithct nnun,ife tie American.
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TO UNTRY MERCHANTS AND
l. OTHERS BUYING CANDIES, BY Wholesale,
will find it to their interest, before making their
purchases elsewhere, 10 give call, as am ma
hufacturing CANDIES, in great variety OF styles,
ost Of the best refined sugars, which warrant 70
stand in any climate, equal 10 any in the United
States, and at the lowest prices.
Also, in store, the usual variety of FRUITS, PRE-
SERVES, NUTS, CIGARS. ac., with large variety
of TOYS, FANCY GOODS, ACC0RDEQSS, &C.. at
low prices. JAMES hODRE.
81 Main street, opposite St. Charles Hotel.
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BOARDING, &c.

ROARD.-I will have, on the lst of Oc-
| - tober, one fine airy ROOM ON tha drst floor with
large closet suitable for large family aud on the
Zth October, one the same size inmediately op,r,.
ate on the same floor. which would like to have
hlIed. 5. Ii. BURTON.
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GALL TRADE, 1857.

Their stock consists in part Of
Rodgers, Wsstenholm's - Butchers" and Map
pins" pocket and table Cutlery; Razors, Scissors
and Shears
Log, ex, fifth, breast. back tongue, trace and hal
ter Chains
bellows, Anvils, Yises Stocks and Dies and Tongs
Horse and Muis Shoes and drifhns horse shoe
Nails
Hemp and Manila Rope, Bed Cords and Plough
Lines
AIlee Springs, Nuts, Washers, carriage and plough
Bolts
Cast shear, blister and German Steel
Spades, Shovels Forks, HOES, Picks and Mattoxes
Stirlup Irons, Bits, Buckles, Webbing, and Saddle
Trees
Wagon, stage and gig IIames
BridIes Halters, Girths and Web Reins
Pad, stock, chest, till. rim and IaOrtice Locks
building Hardware Of every description
Carpenters, smiths and saddlers Tools, of every
description
Simmons. Collins, Manns and Virginia" Axes
Genuine Anchor Boiling Cloth
n B.-They are. also, sule agents in Richmond
Tor Fairbanks celebrated Scales sell
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

81 FOR RENT-And immediate pos
Nj session can be had, three story Brick Dwell
ing. with all necessary out-buiings, large Brick
Stable and well Of good water the premises situ-
ated on Church HILL recently occupied by DR. L. b.
Lyme. To sSood tenant the rent will be low Ap-
ply TO + A. J. CLOPTUN,
Cor. of Wall and Franklin sts,
OC l-3t 0ppo MesSrs Dick kinSnn. Iii Z Co.
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So FOR RENT.-The tenement on
III Rank street, at present occupied by Miss Han
ui. Ring. containing ten rooms, with fire places, coal
snd WOOD cellars water and gas servants rooms and
water clOaeta Possession given the first Of Octo-
Der. Apply 10 JUHN CREME
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~ FUK KENT-My Farm, called Lau-
al rel Branch, about six and a half nliles from
Richmond, and near tho end Of the Brooke Turnpike
1t contains about 90 acres of land suitable for the
production Of corn, wheat and tobacco and has on
the premises q good dwelling and all necessary out
houses also, first orchard, and spring conve-
nicnt to the house. Possession given the lst of
October next. Apply to s. q. WALDROP.
o.. -
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4 CADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF RICH
"a HOND COLLEGE.-In this School taught
Eu siish iramIaAr, Geography, History, ARITHMETIC
Algebra and the elements Of Latin and Greek. 1t
ias been placed under the management Of Mr.. II.
". keinhsrt late an Instructor in the Albenasrle
Military Institute, " no comes highly recommended
fee OF students belonging exclusively to this depart
lneut is f45 fJr the session OF nine months. The
zion opens on the I.t day Of October. Catalogues
may b. had application at tho book store OF Messrs
Harold & Murray. 81 -23-dt4thO
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NELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH

~ SCH00L.-IEs subscriber. formerly assistant
and then successor t. Dr. s. Maupin conscious OF tbs
disadvantages OF crowded AID lrornscuons schools
proposes to take very small number OF boys Gina
tied positively ~ 80 under his own personal care
and instruction. Fryl long experience he feels
hdent of giving sutirc satisfaction. He secured
suitable room, corner Of l0h and Bank streets ol-
posite tho Square whore lie cGu bs found by any who
may desire his services.
TERMs Classical, Mathematical and English
Branches, and French iwholo session. Sluo-pay able
half in advaLCe.
Sc l6-lIE% p H. MONTAGUE.
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1lbkAJE Z. > hIiE1, a. NJ,
-.--nN In n u EalI MI, n 10
CCHOOL IN SUMMER HILL.-T!

~ next session of my school in Chesterfield, will
commence tie 10th OF October and close the 10th OF
August under the tuition oI Mr. T, b. Maury, grad
uate Of the University, very highly recomuended5y
Dr. Harrison and selected with .pcCial reference to
his moral aud professional qualifications. l want
several boys not fourteen yesrs Of age as com
ranions fnr my own children. The house is III the
fulert on well drained knoll, and protected on all
sales hy Il dense screen of woods. Though within 40
minutes drive ofRChnond, il is perfectly retired II
may sait parents ia Richmond who wish 10 be within
rea "a II NJ cir chillT.u
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EEs VERY DESlRABLY LOCATED PRI-
81 VATE DWELLING AND VACANT LOT, AT
THE CORNER OF GRACE AND 3FH STREETS,
FOR SALE-We are authorized to sell tho above de-
-irably located property, now in the occupancy OF
A. A. Hughes Esq.
The location Justly regarded among the best in
the city The house has front Of 33a feet, and the
vacant lot n feet each running ack l57 feet to
alley. The house will he sold with, or without, the
vacant lot may be preferred. Apply t.
Sc 4-dtlO GODDIN 4 AppRRs0N.
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MISS TAZEWELL'S SCn0OL. Grac,

Z / 100 / AEsEN W Eisii > CN3ioVl. TRACE
VI street. ..,c,wceu 7ta and Sth--1he seventh se4
s.u II tHJs school viii commence ell the Let day OF
October and rO~e or the lst ssy OF July.
The kuElish department is exclusively Euier tho
direction Il tho tTEcirai except the philosophical
snj aisher mathematical classes. which will be
taught Gy GENT man who mas had ssYeTa, } ears
experience in teas ching in oar city.
The FrenCh class will he under the instruction Of
Eautituan wae has had much sucCcss in cnmmun
ttUn. HAT Auguags. &c l6--dlnlF
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| MISS A. NJ. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
W YOUNG LADIES will reopen on THURSDAY,
| the lst day of October.
| Mrs. ELLEN q. STAICOS will give instruction in
Vocal and instrumental Music.
! For terms and other particulars enquire at the
School Kooms, corner Of sth and Franklin streets.
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MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL.-The mex

M RS. PELLETS SCIIOOL.-The next
IVA session October lst, 1851 The prma-
~ feature of this school, il the thorough and sys
teinatc instruction in the Fronch language, given to
ALL ths pupils without extra charge; but they ara
not required TO study tho language without the ap-
provsl of their parents.
The French is taught by Professor and Madame
sMiON, sfpurs, and peculiar facilities afforded
for learning to speak the language
Mrs. PELLET guarantees that tho Elementary and
advanced studies in English, shall be THsRoUGRLY
taught.
information restve to the school terms &c. may
be had, application at her resldencs, Broad
| Richmond. IL 2-d3m
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FOR RENT OR LEASE-Two

Nj tour story Warehouses on the Basin at the cor
OK 10th and Cary streets nearly ready for tenants.
Ts"y will have convenient Offices, ana be supplied
with gas, water, water closets, &C.
Also, the tenement on Cary street, next door to
NcesIs. Winston Powers, occupied By MIR.
y IN. S. Tripett, the lease for which will expire on
the lst 81 May next.
Apply to JoHE kUTHEsFooRD or to
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FALL RACES.

q haA BROAD ROCK (VA. !
@HxEtsy> RACES.-The Broad Rock
aEGAS ~ Na.) Races will commence
tho GEHONn II
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
- sCHoOL.-The undersigned will, on the first OF
school, embracing such course of instruction as
Viii mt youth for easy entrance into the high
classes 1lther. of our classical scientific insttU
tioDs. They have procured the desirable lot at the
corner OF 9Th and Clay streets, upon which they
now having erected their school rooa. Their
TERMS will be as follows (PAYABLE sEaI-ASNUALLI
IN ADvAHCR.)
Latin, Greek and Mathematics So
Latin or Greek and do ........................ SO
English Branches, ........................, ~
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A CARD.-MR. JOHN DUNDERDAI

q 4IAb.---fII1. UOIiN UU UNDLhDhLL
= respectfully announces that he will be prepared
to resume the duties Of Lis profession ON the lst OF
october noXt Communications addressed to hin.
care OF NeSsIs. Harold Murray, or Messrs. Laid
ley d Robinson, will be promptly attended to-
Sc 26-ts
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e. FOR RENT.-Two small Rooms,
III with steam power, suitable for Tobacco Box
MuKer. Rooms. twelve by thirty feet. Apply, cor
ner of Byrd AMI llth streets. Sc pts
g. HOUSE FOR RENT.-The Brick
LII Tenement. on Main street, the residence of the
late Thomas Cowes, decd, and of late occupied by
Mt A, u. HUTCHINSON ID door from the residence OF
DR.. Dove in Union Row, is for rent Possession gi-
ven the lst Of October. Application to be made to
Thomas B. Carter, OF the undersig ned
THOMAS ". D0SW ELL,
Administrator OF Thomas Cowles deceased.
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Ss:I session giYcn.-Two very pleasant rooms in
frame tenement next TO Sycamore Church, on llth
street, between Broad and Marshall Also, two ten
emcnts in rear Of Medical College, one fronting on
Marshall street. and tho other in rear of same.
Apply TO K. NJ. TABB,
So I1-TUSF3y At Ofira of p NJ Tabb 4 Son
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cured.
Gray, DIR. j. q. Rsyt, Col. s. IL. Parker, Thomas j
Evans, Gee Maynard, D. s. woodbridge, Rev. J. +
". Glazebrook, Beuj. Pollard A. v. Crenshav, L. B
Spence, r. Il. Meade Chas g, Elicit, Chas. Sssbbins
Il. 2. Townsend, VIM A. Smith, ThOs. y. Quarles
GARLAND Iianes Felix Matthews, Alex. Duyai, w. T.
W. Taylor, I. ". Keesee, b. Jones, P. Lawson.
HA- Thsss he May desire to enter pupils. are re
1uested to make early application at my residence
Clay, between lst and I'd streets or through the
Post Okce. &C 2-2w
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u. DASO ENJIlIDII IND JLASSI-
- CAL SCIIOOL"-Ths 9TH session Of my School,
VIII commence on tie lSt October, at my residence
on Frank lin aud 4th streets, below Ladey Robin.
sons Apothecary. l will teach the 10 months tol
lowing. assisted by my eldest daughter, sally Plea
SAINTS The tuition pa yable quarterly.
For the Classical Depart ........... $50 90
the English do.............................320 %
r. S-PerSons desiring to enter scholars, will call
on me, al my old residence 4ttI, between Grace
and Franklin streets, until lst october.
DO 26-i2t$ T. Il BASS
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Senior or beginners in latin.......,...... 30 o.
Latin Greek and higher Matthew. 60 %
Mi,i-ru Languages tby Prof EInion) each.... 70 on
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SATURDAYS from to O'Clock p NJ, or addressed
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