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EDUCATION.
SCHOOL.
HENRY KouINsoN


Proposes 10 open, on the FIRST MONDAY ia
October. IN q very pleasant room above the Syc-
smors Church Lecture Room, FEMALE SCHOOL,
n which will BE- thoroughly taught the usual
branches OF English. the Latin aud French Ian
sosgss, and Music On the Piano. The terns $50
per session OF nine months will be required the
ohc.hai ~ advance the ether. at the mddle Of the
.xperienee 10 teaching. win have charge OF the
the session.
". r. sacquaintaueei n Ricamond Ia quite limited
but he fatters him self. that an experience in fe-
naie teaching in Norfolk and tbs lower country,
Vii en.ure the entire satisfaction Of those who may
oatfc"tse bis Institution. He expects TO be In Rich
rim he refers for further particulars. TO his friend.
Prof II. J Christian.
lie would also re.er. most respectfully. 90 the fol-
ou ing eentl. ,nep, viz:
ludse HALLYBuRT0N. DR. WIN II GwATHMEY,
.;eyJS1 GREGORY. Col THosJ EVANS.
by YET ut Es9t Nat Z HILL. E,a.
Dr. JNo W QARLICk. } HART. Esq, (of the
Or RoB'r LYME Lrla of Dandridge Hart
So 9--dtiMinOs
9 r. PENDLETON' MALE SCHOOL.
~ ~ STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND
The iih session of this School win comnence on
MONDAY, the Goth September
Terms frem $40 to 500; pay able in advance semi.
annuaiy. No deduction made in case Of dismissal,
)r for any cause except protracted sickness.
kHFERENCEs Col II Smith, Supt M j. Capt
Dimmock. Publ: Guard: MIR Morton. Cash.
'er Hank Commonwealth; Mr. Fl pibrt' Mr. w
Strotber, Cashier Exchange Bank. MIR W
Williams. Secretary State Agricultural Society.
&c l3-lm
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FEMALE lNBTITUTE.-


IL The Fifth Session will commence October 1855
and close the last Thursdag in June 1859.
No material changes in the general plan are
found to be desirable but it is hoped The experience
acquired b. previous sessions snd the additional
teachers now secured, will give greater facility and
success in carrying out the system which has al
ready won for the Institute so high position;
Rev b MANLY, JR, will retain the position of Pre-
sident which he has occupied from the beginning
ard will devote bis attention exclusively to the in
struction and supervision of the school being freed
from the care Of the boarders
The Boarding Department will be entrusted to
Professor CHAs Ii WINSTON and his Lady In whom
the Trustees feel that they have reason to repose
be highest confidence. Professor Winston II; also
give nstruction in Apcent Languages and English
Literature. Refs Master Of Arts OF the University
of Virginia, and recently Professor in Transylyana
University, Ky.
The Trustees are in correspondence with gen
tenan of deserved atm Professor OF Math-
euiatics, whose name will be announced at early
day.
the services of Dr. A LEWIS as Professor of Nat
ural Sciences, OF Miss MARY l. THOMPSON as instruc
,or in French of DR. 2 BUcHLER, as teacher of Ger
man, have been again secured; and additional as
distances will be provided for instruction in the Eng
lish branches of the Coll. giats department. Mics
JANE STANARD, Mrs ANN MALLORY Mics MARY
C LArHIoP and hiss MARTHA . ToAPKISs will have
charge of the Preparatory Glasses.
Mr. N p CLAPP will continue 20 be the Principal o.
the Music Department, and will be aided by such
assistance as may be needful. Suitable provision
will be made for instruction in painting, drawing,
and other ornamental branches.
TERMs-PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
IIaifpayabie in advance. Oct the remainder Feb Is
French in Preparatory Department...-..........I ~
English Tuition in Collegiate Departmsnt....... 20
Ancient aud Modern Languages, each............ %
Muse on Piano or 80
Drawing. Needle Work or Grecian Painting. ~
Board, including every thing except washing aoo
au 6-2m 3 MANLY. Ja.
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HYaEIA HOTEL FOR SALE The

n lucia dOIEL kOk GALE The
- sccommodaiioss q this establishnens being On
possessing myret su61cienl capital = max - Ts
quired enlargement, offer tho whole properly roa
fits value. little need te said. The last season.
lastlng more than three months-'cnkey than any
heavy Der csntum on the isvessmers. IS. Ssmoa..
rtrstsd olssr.y that no Spring. property 81 the
spot In the United States Is healthier DrrinE tSe
three years that have ned II, there has hot O..
Kind Tse Amy surgeons :ssscn.d 4 &:
inns have esfs that sss Sss ss s:sss
shat it is as healthy locality a. any IN the Uaitsd
States and thatit Is equally exempt rcm diseAse il
It in Immediate recon Of III fhs luxu, ics cftas
sait water re9ion-Crsbs, ehespsh~ad, and the eele
The bath Is "a % 5. The most s,isS.sns po.
sihe, and hish9 curative IN its properties. gsgsls
tits located st the LARGE 4 military post IN the
nov schoo, q sriery practice and gar
To make it the fulf equal Of Newport and CAPE
had.the finest imsgin.Sls-- Within : few hsnsr.s
yards Of the Hotel. and ct yeiy hing txpsass.
On the whoieit pressnts % capitalists the highest
most profitable watering places in r,srira
nd g R q.
ring the past season for want OF accommodations,
and az this moment there arc fsmies at Is Who for.
sock the mountains to escape the bilious and fYp1s
fevers. and TO aud SECURITY at this most dtlishtfui
ard health giving retreat
The amplest privileges for the improve nasnt and
enlar cement Of tho Hotel Buildings viii be saaran-
teed- lndetd d, the Hotel grou ADS will be shortly
laid Of and distinctly d. fned; that the tits win
( will sell to single person, or to company,
and will retain share Of the stock. or not. e may
be- desired ''%fSe' 1aH
For the character Of the property ress fpSursrs
to Moore n. Fails. ksq OF Baltinorei the hon J.
b. Floyd. Secretary Of War; aud the Hon. bud /.
ley Mann, Washiueton; Jos. b. stegall, Re kteh-
mond; aud Robert ". Latham, Esea New York:
j JOSEPH HEdAk
OLD PoINr COMFORT, Sept. 7th. 1855 -
1-dl0awteH - ats'sfttez
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r Fl. BINFORD'S

/ II.
~ ENGLLSH. CLASSICAL, AND MA THEMAT
ICAL SCHOOL.
SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN CLAY AND MARSHALL.
The exercises of this School will be resumed on
MONDAY, September 9th.
With increased facilities for instruction, and by
strict and undivided attention TO his profession the
Principal thinks that he with salty ensure tn
accurate and thorough preparation boys either for
the University any Of cur Colleges. or for bust
ness pursuits.
Especial attention is bestowed upon the English
department.
TERMS:
PAYABLE QUARTERLY In ADVANCE.
Latin Greek, and Mathematician. 90
Latin and Matthew III lea ,,,.,,.,,,.,,,...,. 80 on
English branches 40 90
Modern Languages (by Prof Enion) each...... 20 ~
"a. Application Eiay be made 70 the undersigned.
at Nessrs. Bnford Porter's Warerooms, corner Of
Franklin aud 18th SITS.
an ll-d2m j II B1NFORD.
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Have you seen those nne linen ndkfs.

II thai LEVY II sAIIing at Is! Ihey are r"aTIy
worth 81 - inch fine Unblcaf he'd Cotton at sac,
worth I2Iac fast coored Calicoes at 6l4c and S7ic
very handsome style MoCsel6iaes at sc, some q
which ara worth 371sr; double width De Baige at
ii:sc worth Is; ilied cotton Cashmere (rich col
Ors) At l2Iac.
we're excellent assortment Of new Dress Goois
eumpr sing Mou1elsines. Popelaines, Trayers de
parir, French Cashmere. French, English and Ger
man Meriuoes Sole Trayers Merno Plaids, ehep
herd pIaids Slxouy Plsids, Ducal Piaids Lsvelis
Cloth. Mohair Lu,tre, Cashmere Robar Qriile
Monsriaine Robes Guile. ich black silk hObes
a guile, handsome Plaid silks. and many
ether style Dress Goods. Also, a complete
so.tsneut OF Dames c Good. kept in large
quantities nd sold at tbe most reasonable prices
BE surs to purchase your dry goods at
JACOB LEWIS
IL Main straaf
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4 I RETAIL.
"a FALL OPENING or
i,icH AND BEAUTIFUL
DRESS GOODS.
SWORDS s. TTIAW,
No lis. BSoAn STREET.

Robes a'valentine.
IaIe do Chevre.
Plaid Popiins.
I'm TOT al Fon'ag a,
Drss Siiks.
We shall continue To receive additions TO our
ST. AS novelties appear.
We " uid ask Particular inspection OF our entire
stick Ct STAPLE ard FANCY GOODS. confident
that The qualities and pi ices will please.
NANrILLAS RAGLASS and CL0AKS, f. r Fall
aud inter wear, made TO ordT
Having in onr employ Of the best mantifac
tnrefs OF such articles in thA city, are y epar
cd soexecnte the work promptly and we'll. We in
V &c TIA" att Nnttou also, Of planters aud farmers
hotcl Keepers Id hcns keepers 70 orr assor,men.
81 Rlahsets. KeEseys. Bleached and Brown bones
tics. ~heetings, &C, &c.
i.-l0t SWORDS THAW.
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pRICK STORE AND RESIDENCE. ON

u CARY, BETWEEN 7Ta AND STH STREETS.
AT AUCTlON.-We will sell upon the premises, on
MONDAY, the 9Th day OF October. commencing ut
"A O'Clock in the afternoon. a new Brick Tenement
situated on the south eide of Cary street. and be-
tween 7h and Sth ,treats tbeing the next most cas-
tern ons in the block lately cied) 1t has eight
rooms. with q cellar. and Is adapted 70. store
and residence, either t'gether or separate Its oc
ton is such TO ensure always 4 handsome per
centsge, AID is now renting at $500 per annum.
l6 moaths, with interest. and secured bY q trust
deed.
Sc JAS TAYLOR Il SON. Aucts.
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CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL
~ SCunoI-

On 9th street between Broa d and Marshall
H H9W,e y S Ps Smith 4 \ 1N Principals,
Professor EMION, Instructor in French.
This institution will reopen on Monday, the goth
of September.
The number of scholars received into this school
Ia limited so that each pupil has the special atten
ti,n of the Principals fhe course Of Instruction in
tile primary stniiss Is critical and thorough and
advanced pupils and youn2 men are fitted for bust
ness or for entering either of the classes in College
REGULATIONS are conducted with use of Mathematical
Blocks Charts. G obes and various apparatus;
attention.
Circulars containing further information can be
had az the book stores of Messrs Price aud John
II Richardson
One of the Principals be found at the study on
Broad st. III door from 9th ST. au i6-2m
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By James NJ. Taylor & Son.

TWO BRICK TENEMENTS AND LOTS
u ON RICHMOND HILL, BETwEkN 18TH
sell UPON the premises. on FRIDAY. tire Ist day of
October. co nmencing at ~ O'Clock. P NJ, two neat
Brick Teuemepts, located as above in rear of Mr..
The. pairo's. The Lots front each Is feet, and
Iuu back $50
TERas-0ne fourth cash. the balance at aud IL
months, with interest, and secured by trust deeds
Sc % JAS n. TAYLOR son Arcts
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CHEsAPEAKE FEMALE COLLEGE

CHESAPEAKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
~ HAMPTON. VA. Rev. CHAS A RAYMOND,
President. Assisted by q corrs of competent Pro.
fessors and several Female Assistants.
The next session OF this school will commence the
drst MONDAY in October. and close in July follow.
ing. Students will tie received at any time No de-
iuction will be made for late entrance unless 1t be
six weeks after the commsneemeIt q tbs session.
5eDce. except In cases Of protractfd np%s All stu
dents from abroad will board on the college prem.
ises except at the discretion Of the Board Of Trus.
tees
EXPENSES For q full session. payable one-half at
the commencement, the remainder at the expra-
ton of the first hslf of the session. In the AGA
demc and Collegiate Departments. and in the
Special Course, including Ancient Languages and
$J0
Optional Cnurse-for which the charges are extra
Music, (instrumeutai,) Der session. ............ 50
Modern Language. each, per session 20
Drawing per session.. 70
Oh 40
Contingent fund iocinding use of piano, school
EXPENSE 10
Beard, rer session, including washing, fuel and
Eghts l50
Pupils purchase for cash their own books. sta
each a term for keeping In tune the pianos upon
which they practice.
Vocal music in classes at the charge of the teacher
in that department
1t will thus be seen that the whole expense for
pupil in the Collegiate or Academic Department.
without music optional studies, but including
board and all conting ,neies, ID per year $2l2.
If expenses in music department are added, $3.50
Ministers Of the Gospel entitled to send their
daughters free of tuition in the Collegiate and AGA
dernic Departments
se7-dim WIN VAUGHAN. ID. sec'y.
MISS M. V. DANFORTH'S SCHOOL,
~ lead coIored cottage. Broad street. third door
below the African Church. The next session of this
School will commence on the first MONDAY in
October. seS-Iaw4w
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HOUSE AND LOT ON CATHARINl

HOUSE AND LOT ON CATHARINE
IA STREET, AT AUGTIOy.-WilI be sold upon
the premises. on TUESDAY. the 2sih inst commer,.
southwestern corner Of Catnarine and Henry Streets
and Immediately opposite the residence Of James l..
Davis. Esq =
The II ouse contains fiye good rooms, nearly new,
and In good order.
TERMl-0ne- third cash. the balance at and u
months. with interest added and secu red by trust
deed JAS NJ TAYLOR Il SON
sell Auctioueefs
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~ l.. q. bALTEh'S
W ENGLISH, CLASSICAL,
AND MATHEW ATICAI, SCHOOL. ENR ROXQ

ON CLAY STREET, NEAR THE CORNER OF SECOND
The sixth session of this School will commerce on
MONDAY, the 20th September next, aud close the
18th of July following.
The course of instruction embraces the Latin.
Greek, and French languages, Mathematics, and the
va, ious branches OF a thorough English education.
The Principal pledges himself to spare no labor or
pains TO promote the improvement and best inter-
ests OF those ntrusted to his cafe; To their moral
no less than to their intellectual training he will de
vote himself with cntiring assiduity.
TERMS,
SEMI ANNUALLY IN ADVANCE:
For board, including washing. $500 90
Esr tuition in Greek, Latin, and Mathemat-
les ................ 60 90
For tuition in Latin or Mathematics ...-... 80 o.
Fer tuition in higher English branches. 40 0
For tuition in primary Englisb ............ 30 on
For tuition in French..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 70 90
relI-dtistO
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OF. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY, RICH
~ MOND va

WNDUCTFD BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
This ,ttituton will resume s'udies on the FIRST
MONDAY Of september. Boarders, for board and
tuition and use Of bed and bedding also for washing
and mendine, pay per anpum 1890, TO be raid semi
annually. in advance Day Scholars according TO
ter in advance farther particulars, apply at
he Academy 4th and Marshall .ts or TO the Rt Rev
] McGLLL Rishon of Richmond aes-d&cYta
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azzzxx, SPECIAL NOTICE.
SUSNER ARRANGEMENT.

ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
We are now prepared to forward with dispatch al
Inscription of goods from Richmond to Lyuchburg.
and all points the virginia and Tennessee rali-
road to Bristol, Tom.
of Importance along the line Of said roads, v'z:
Farmyille Lynchburg.
Iiherty Bonsacks',
RIG Lick Salem,
Christiansburr Newbern
Wytheville, Marion.
Abingdon. Bristol.
Careful, trusty and efficient Messengers leave
Richmond daily at 6 A III in charge Of goods. mon.
eys jewairy valuable parcels. &c.
Orders for goods left at this office viii be promptly
FOR rats of TRANSPORTATION apply az the on Ia
Main street. MACDoNOuGH.
mr. s-ta AGent.
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JNU q WILLIAMS.J
sale conducted by GoDDIx Il APPERsoN, Aucts
LOT AT PUBLIC A

NALUABLE Luz AZ PUBLiC AUG
TIoN.-We will SELL on MONDAY, the 9th
day of September. 1883. at A. O'Clock, handsome
" situated Building Lot, froutiDg PIX fest 25th
between Grace and Broad streetr, extending back
l22 feet to An alley Is feet wide.
This lot has been excaya.ed so as TO have q story
iec.on no for or her
stand; whilst the lot which ia high and dry, with
an extensive view of the CITY, Manchester and river
above aud below Richmond, make II desirable place
for family residence
Terms at sale, which will be made to suit bidders.
az e G0DDIN 4 APPER2ON. Aucfs
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BY Goddin & Apperson.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOS

4 VIM NJ tSSlIN EhS SALE uF MOST
- VALUABLE REAL E5TATE, ON THE COR
MR. OF GRaCE AND 5rH STREETS. IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.-As Commissioners appoint
ed by decree Of the Circuit eourt of the city Of
Richmond. pronounced on the 18th May, 1883, In the
Gaze of Mitchell and Williams against Hughes &c
We, either Ct u.s. shall proceed to soll at rubiic
auction, on the premises. on MONDAY, the s4th Of
October 1889, at ~ o'clock. p if fair. il not the
corner Of Grace and 5th streets In the ccc apan
CIV of Mr. A Hughes, and his listers, fronting on
the North side OF Grace street 62Js feet, running
back the eaet line Of 9Th street. about 57 feet 70
an allsy. AMI having thereon large Brick Dwelling
and other improvements. The property will, be sold
'ntre paraseiy. (so as to sell off building Lot
at the corner as may be determined on at the hour
Of sale.
Terms -One-ffth cash; balance at 4, s. u and Is
months. for negotiable notes, interest added satis
fsctcry en iorset, and the little retained ill tho
whole purchase money be paid. The taxes for this
year II be paid by the purchasers The foregoing
real estate is justly regarded among the most de-
sirabe In this city, for private re idence.
W GODDIN.
JAS LYONS, tComr's
JN0 g WILLIAMS
sale conducted by GoDDIs APpERsoN, Aucts.
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Ska GUuuS-FALL 1896.
wADswoarH. TURNER l. CO.,

O
No Is, i4TH strict.
6tNE received an extensive assortment az FOR
k{GS and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, telected ex
pressiF wi view to suit the wants OF the Nirg,-
mia North Carolina and Tennessee trade. which will
b .,fitred vt prices they fear no competition.
Tae trade is respectfully solicited TO examine
thrlY .tock. l4--lfn
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INK ATTRACTION At

EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION At
IL GOLDSNJTS POS Broad street The follow
Ing Il ia of Goods Just received. and the greatest
bargains that has ever been heard of: $50 worked
pa,ds At i2, and IL cts; 100 handsome Embroidered
Cola at l. 4 and 2Jc 375Dembr,c sets containing
Collar ard Sleeves at 80 and 62.ac 2J0 Emb. Hdkfs
NJ 25c; 325 pair Under sleeves at c. cheap at ST.
Listy Hanis extra rirh ut 2Jc, worth SIC: $50 Mar
settles Shirt Bosons at Csc, unusually cheap: SOC
omen. ntront Corses at 81; splendid Infants avs e
a: 81, wort s.: 1000 yards Dress Trimmings. from
fi,c Up: $3.50 Linen Cambria Hdkfs from SIC MP;
Extsn-ion Hoop Skirts at 81; bieached Cations,
Irish Linens. Millinery Goods, Gents Furnishing
q. sis and other articles at low prizes
se2i GOLDSMITH, 2dj Broad street.
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AutTIor sAEHe
SPLENDID
~ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

SPLENDID
~ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
At AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY. the 2ssh inst. Ct 10 o'cIock
Es VIII ssiI, at the residence Of Vim Johnston
on franhlin. between 9Th and ssh sssests. al
H0ufKH0LD AND KITCHEN TURsITuRE.
me rAsLnR IL furnished with 81
sp'e a,a p Rosewood s0FAs. covered with Velvet
splspaia Rosewood SECRETARY and BOOK.
BEAUTIFUL Rosewood Arm CHAIRS
Dearf'iqi Mahogany CHAINS; covered with Hair
sssu us., M!:sss.ss Rocking CHAIRS. covered
srit Of splendid Ssocs..l .ad Lac. CURTAINS
M.rs sss Ha GEsTss w gS sil ssHADEs
EE1T,EGRE. GAS CHANDELIERs,
TIE CHAMBERS are furnished with
Feather beds Hair sIa sSuct Ma asre ss'ea''
EEureaus, Wsrdrobes. Washsfands.
Chaire. Carpets &c &c.
The DINING ROOM is Furnished with
Manogany sfdeboard
Large Dining Table, Chairs
GLASSWARE. Crockery. DC. &C.
The usual variety Of Kitchen Furniture: amongst
which /, is splendid Cooking Stove cost so.
eS COOK co, Aucss
Dry GOODS. BATINETS, HOSIERY
- THREAD. &c. FOR ACCOUNT WHOM TT
MAY CONCERN, AT AUCTION On TIJESnAY
18th inst ut 10 o'clock will sell at our store
eases Fancy Satinets
! do Black do
! do Wooden Coatings
! do Patent Thread
do Hosiery
lot Of Dry Goods. embracing lot Of reasonable
cords.
The whole tohe sold for account whom II NAV con.
earn. The attention Of the trade il reQuesteu
seq COOK co. Aucts.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
IL TON ON MONDAY, 9th inst, at IL O'Clock.
we VIII cell, at the residence of Mons Prave. on,
Nam: b'twteu h snd 18th streets a portion OF his
Furniture. consisting of sevsrsl Wardrobes Car.
pets Mating, Gas Fixtures, entirely new; Stoves.
Also splendid Mahogany Extension Table.
aud collection of fine Oil Paintings.
ss2s EB COOK 4 co. Aucts.
CUaNITURE. HERKlNGS. &c., AT
\ AUCTION.-We will sell at our store On FRI
DAY the 24th inst, at 10 O'Clock large 10: IF gen.
teei Furniture, from family declining housek e D.
ipg. consisting Of
Wardrobss Blu -eaux, Washstards
Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Redstea -. Washstands, Chairs
Tables, Sofas, five double School Desks &c
ALSO,
rs bbls No Herripgs
half bbis No Mackerel
% cases superior Coguac Brandy
$40 boxes Nc Smoked Herrinas &C.
sc 2j COOK CO. Aucts.
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VALUABLR GaRDKN P1RMYuu.u


TURNplKEs NEAR MANCHESTER. pOR
Daniel. We Will sch at public auction. on The nrs.
~ %i Is. On kp IN, the 18Th September iss
now IN her occupancy, and adjoining the ~ siis ne
q MrJohn Brooks. The house has six roo ms and
the lot has front CT 10 feet By depth Of I4 fear
RNs.-One-tnird cash; balance ae land months
Tor negotiable notes. interest aided, secured by
trnst deed, or title retained.
seq GODDIN APprRsou
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By L B. Cook T. Co.
ELEGANT FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD
IL PIANO, OIL PAINTINGS. &c,

FLEGANT FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD
IL PIANO, OIL PAINTINGS. &C.,
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, 9th October. at 10 o'clock. We
will Sell at the residence of G. Breant ESQ, who is
removing from the city. on eigh, between 9Th and
9th streets. the whoe Of his FURNITURE, consist
splendid Rosewood Piano. of fine tone and ini,h
Rosewood Divans. covered with the best quality Of
Parlor and Reception Chairs to match; Ct,omsns
Beautiful Rosewood Tables. with marble tops
One Rosewood ktigre. q beautiful piece Of work.
suciablss; magnificent Mantsl Clock, runs Is
days, q superior time keeper.
A fine collection OF superior OIL PAINTINGS and
hnsi fHE cHAMBER FURNITURE
Consists of Mahogany French Bedsteads: Bureaus
and Washs anil with marble tops Hair Mattresser;
Mahogany Chairs, covered with hair cloth; Maho-
sah' % rHE DfNiss ROOM p sGkSlruRE
Comprises splendid Extension Table. II feet long,
Chairs. Safe, Refrigerator, s s6e'Ac
The usual variety of French China Dinner and
Tea Sets Crockery: Cut aiass Ware. together with
most excellent conditional aud to enable those wish
the the resdeues will be OPEN to the pubic on TUES
seIa EB COOK 4 co. Aucts.
CERGEANT'S SALE. satisfy an
~ execution in my hands in favor OF John Reg
R Rsus Il Ss 6 COOK S
on MONDAY, the eth inst, lot Of Furniture, con
sisting Of
/ Marble Top BUREAU and GLASS
." WASIISTAND
8 Hair and Shuck MATTRASSES
2IDgrain CAkPkT3
2 Brussels do
Walnut BEAD5TEAD
slarge TRUNKS and CONTENTS
Cane Seat and Mahogany CHAIRS
large lot OIL CLOTH
And sundry other oth.r articles seized In the above
case j. L. BRAY. ID. b.,
Fer THos U. DUDLEY, serg't.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-23

NEW FALL INNINGS.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, YAKHs woRsTEDS, VA
RIETY GOODS, &c.

Having recently purchased of Mr.. p. H. Reach
bis entire stock of Gtods. ana added 10 the
extensive assortment of NEW GOODS, | am new
allie e. compete with any in my line, either az re-
CARDS style, quantity. or price would especially
,nsit" attention my fall stock of TRIMMINGS,
which have been selected with create re. from the
tsest irnp0rtations and which, ter VARIETY, BEAUTY
and ELEGANCE, cannot be surpassed
GEDRGE RUSKELL.
Keach's old stand,
sc 2l-S. 81 Main street.