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NEW AND SPLENDID FALL STOCK
~ OF G0ODS,

TRISTAN LATHROP,
Are rev opening the largest and most complete as
,0rtment Of sta le and Fancy Goods, suitable foF
Families Hotel Keepers and Planters that they have
ever nered and at such prices as will insure sales
Silk Robes. in Filunces aud Les
De Lame and Cashmere do do
Piece RalenCias and Robes
Y~ry rich cniored Silks, in rev designs
Do Black do do
Red and Sci wants Blanktts
FIanueIs iiaseys erd PULLED Kerseys
Merlnos, hou 'e!ailr. and other new fabrics for
Dress q Gods.
ALsO-A cO1p piete sss rtment OF
Mich Velvet CaIpetiDg
Rth Brussels do
Three ply ard Ingram Carpeting
Raxs Druggets and Door Mats.
Purchasers are invited to examine
CHRlsTIAN LkTHROP,
sa7, 90, Main street
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DICHMOND MALE ACADEMY. "a
IL SELECT GLASS iCAL, MATHEMATICAL and
ENGLISH SCH0OL,) FRANKLIN STREET, ABOVE TIL.
II xa,.l->s.-l

The SIXTH Annual Session will open on MON
DAV, the 18th of September Terms &C same as
last year.
The advantages OF SELECT SCHOOL are Obvious 70
the mind of every refec ting parent, and such this Ia
consequence Of the Senior Glass entering College
we'll as some ether pupils going iuto business. there
will be some vacancies. Glasses for beginners in
English aud Latin will be Termed those ais will be
admitted who prepared to enter classes already
formed. The course Of instruction is thorough and
systematic. The Primary DEPARTMENT receives par
ticular attention Mr. Otwd Heindrich is re engaged
as assistant in Mathematics. Natural Pbi,cs ,phy,
Chemistry, Draw log aad German. Mr. Jos Michard
will teach French and Spanish For further partie
ulars, apply after the 18th Of September at the
SCI DOL h"nse, to II TlGHE. A. NJ.
an Az
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AUs~,e,~Ar-.
GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN GiIRa

SALE OF VALUABLELANDI IN GILES
cree pronounced BY the Circns Court Of Giles a. ts
less term IN the cause 81 a FRY, admiuistrstor &C.
against the representatives Of Isaac Chapm4n and
others. shall, on SATURDAY. the "a Of Ostober
ncxt sell IN the PR mixes. to The highest bidder the
interest OF j. Chapman. dfcessnd, in the home or
ERR plsce cnn'a ming ab ut three hundred acres.
eighshsD tract adjoining the same, eontainins
about two hundred acres These laods lie on New
nvts, between three and Il ur miles from Giles c.
House are OF fne quality. well adapted 70 tbs growth
o. AL sorts OF gram and grace. Upon the first man,
90 - valuable FERRY all the necessary
land "
TIaMs o. sAiI: Cash for % much - vill pay costs
q suit 400 ssIe. ostreen ionr and Eve fhousand
dollars IN four months the basance in one ard two
yeas Bonds with good security viii be required
on tne credit payments, and the title retained until
paid, as further security.
,.w,.J JAS. D. JOHNSTON. Com'r.
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THE CHIsWICK SCHOOL.
Classical and English.
tx NILES WEST OF RICHAO

The next session Of this School will commence on
the st of October next and close tho LIST OF next
August, with an intermission of one month at
Tuition. for the scholastic year. from $40 to $40
Roard Including table, rooms bed, fuel lights and
washine. SIa 90 per month, payable half In advance
Those who wish to place their sons or wards un
der nj care and instruction will please make early
spplicsfion. as only few vacancies reman.. =.
GRO. @. EXALL, A. N.
n. B.-Aadress me at Richmond. g. g. q.
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE

IL The Fifth Session will commence Octobsr 1855
and close the last Thursday in June 1859.
No material changes in the general plan are
feund to be desirable but il is hoped the perience
acquired by previous sessions and the additional
re cheIs now secured will give greater facility and
success in carrying out the system which has al
ready won for the Institute 30 high position.
Rev MANLY, JR, will retain the position of Pre-
si5eDt which he has occupied from the beginning
and will devote his attention exclusively to the in
struction and peryison of the school being freed
from the care of the boarders
i he Boarding department will be entrusted to
Professor CHls Fl " INsToS and his Lady, in whom
the Trustees feel that they have reason to repose
he highest confidence. Professor Winston III also
give instruction in Ancient Languages and English
Literature. Hes Master Of Arts OF the University
of virginia, and recently Professor in Transy
University, Ky.
The Trustees are in correspondence with gem
teman of deserved reputation. Professor of Math
enatics, whose name will be announced at an early
The services of DIR 4 A LEWIS. as Professor of Nat
ural Sciences, of Miss MARY THOMPSON as instruc-
tor in French of Dir BUCHLER, as teacher of Ger.
sstance will be provided for instruction in the Eng
Ish branches of the Coli, giate department. Miss
JANE STANARp. Mrs ANN MALLORY, Miss MARY
G LATHRoP and Miss MARTHA ToaPKIys will have
charge of the Preparatory Glasses.
Dir CLAPP will continue 20 be the Principal OF
the Music Department, and will be aided by such
assistance may be needful. Suitable provision
will be made for instruction in painting, drawing,
and other ornamental branches.
TEEMs-PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Hslfpay abie in advance, Oct lths remainder Feb Is
Eug. sh Tuition in Preparatory Deptrtnent......$30
French in Preparatory 10
English Tuition in Collegiate Departnsnt......... 30
Ancient AID Modern Languages each ............ 70
Music on Piano or GUITAR. so
Drawing. Needle Work. or GIecian Painting 20
Board, including everything except washing 200
usN2m d MANLY. JR.
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ARGE IRON MILL, SUITABLE FOR
IL GRINDING BONES, PLASTER. OR ANY
will sell on THURSDAY, the goth i. st, at O'Clock,
NJ on the premises, s1uth SIDE Of the Dock, oppo.
site 18th street largo Iron Mill suitable for grind
ing Bones Plaster or any other hard substance The
While IN perfect order.
ALSO.
small wooden stable on tho sans premises the
owner having no fuI ther use for the same.
TERMs-go days for approved endorsed negotiable
se2i CoCK&C), Aucts.
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DIAL MORE
~ COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
FOUNDED 1882. CHARTERED 1854.

FOUNDED 1882. CHARTERED 1854.
GATED
Corner of Baltimore aud Charles SITS,
Baltimore, Md.
THE LARGEST COMMERCIAL COLLEGE IN
THE UNITED STATES,
DEYGNED EXPRESSLY FOR YOUNG MEN
Desiring to obtain
A THOROUGH PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION.
FACUL LEY:
E. K. LOSER Principa l-Ltcturer on the Science OF
Accounts Business, Customs, &c.
J. NJ. PHILLIPS Professor of Bookkeeping and Com
rnercial Calculations
H. H. DAWES, Associate Prof Of Book-K sspinR.
NJ c. JOHNSON, Professor of Permanship.
8 7. WILLIAMS, ESQ., Mercantile Law.
Rev. Il. Y. REESE ID D.. Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon Jno p Kennedy Hon, Joshua Vansant
Hon Thomas swami VIM. Ii. heigbler. Esq
jacob Trust Esq William knabe, Esq.
Every YOUNG MAN
Should write Immediately for one of those large and
beaut fully ornamented Circulars, representing the
exterior and interior view of the
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Penmauship, &c. which will be sent by return mail
PRE- OF CHARGE With Catalogue containing List #
Students Terms of Tuitan. Opinions of tins Press
our new system Of Book Keeping. &c.
AZ Address Is. LoSlER,
auN II imifS Baltimore. ma
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By A. d. Williams, Auct.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON 2sr

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON 2SrH
"A AND o STREETS, UNION HILL, AT AUG
TI0N.-By request OF SIR james " alker. who 70
about to remove to the country. Will SELL on e.
DAY, the 5th of October. at AZ O'Clock. NJ. upon
the PREMISE, his present residence, situated as
Tyler. Esq.
IL is q framed building. with rooms. has kitch-
en- attached. and Is supplied with good water from
pump. The lot fronts I'm feet and runs back l30
feet to an alley % feet tide.
The buildings were erected q few years ago. and
are in perfect order and the property 10 every
epect is well worth the attention VI those seeking
pleasant residence.
II desired, 1t may be bought privately. before the
day Of sale.
TERMS -One-third cash balance at and 70 months,
for notes with interest added and secured by trust
deed, WILLIAMS,
se "a Auct
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FTrfIRE pIN

SERGEANT'S SALE Will Be sold. at
: , tho Tredegsr Iron Works. on FRIDAY, The ist
October. ss " o'clsek, 10 satisfy exec1tsons IN
ny hands " John Fleming. Stationary Engine,
gold niEss, or for factory. This Engine has Seen
nssd 70 gold mine, and Il nov In good working
roughly repaired, With new pi,tuu. pillow bgecbs
and bras. and also with very heavy and sub
Terms cash. JAMES L BRAY. De
ee A-dts for Thos q Dudiey 9era't
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c,RERIFF,S SALE or aVALUABLE

GHERIFFS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ MILL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF r. Gil
MOND.-By virtue of a distress warrant 10 my
hands in favor of the Commonweath OF Virginia.
shall sell e. public anssion % rs, hs neses On
NJ. all the, Mactnsry and Fixtures Of the NIL ~
part Of six ps9 Of Bulrs. capable OF grinding l4o
Or $50 barrels per day improved Flour Packer sa-
perior Smut Machine; Fans; Boiling Cloths, Flour
and Mini Scales; Betting; screen; Bags Barrels g.;
the whole said to be in FIRST rate order and ready Tor
Immediate use without any additional expe nss.
The machinery viii be sold az Whole @ ne high.
e,t bidder aad arrangements Dan be made TO secure
thu xpired lease OF seven years on the mill wa
ter power miliers house, negro houses and stable,
and large lot attached.
TxRxs-Cash fer all the machinery, fixtures. &c;-
The terms OF the lease will be made known on the
day of sale. ELLi coN,,
Sheriff City OF Richmond.
NOTICE The purchaser OF the machinery. e
at the above sale having failed 70 comply with ths
terms OF SALE the same will be sold q
on the premises, on "WEDNESDAY. 0ctober 1888
for cash, to the highest lidder BY consent oil ia
parties interested, the machinery, &C. vii be soi'
sea ELLYsON. . X.
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CLAssTCAL AND COMMERCIAL

y SCHUUL- -
On 9Th street between Broa and Marshall
h Hpw,s y 5 pe sHfr 4 4 An. Principals.
Professor EMt0N. Instructor in French.
This institution will reopen on Monday, the 10th
Of September.
The number of scholars received into this school
Ia limited: so that eacs pupil has the special atten
ton of the Principals. The course of instruction 10
tie primary studios is critical and tharoushIan .
advanced pupils aud young men are ntttd iSr busir
Recit.tions are conducted with use of Mathematical
DlCcks Charts Globes AMI various apparatus
Pupils in Bookkeeping VAL receive particular
attention. ..
Circulars containing further information can be
had at the bookstores Of Messrs Price and John
ii Richardson.
One of the Principals can be found at the study on
Broad st, Cd door from 9th st. gu io-zm
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FARM FOR SALE.-I '
By Thomas W. Keesee,
(OffiCe corner 18th and Cary streets.)

DEW NO. IS, IN ST. JAMES CHURCH.
By virtue of a deed of trust, dated January 9Th,
1885, recorded in the Clerks ofice of the Hastings
Court of the city of Richmond. made to me as ,rus
tee q II sell at public auction, MONDAY after
noon, October 4h ~ o'clock in trent of st James
church, the sbvve named Pew.
Terms cash. JOHN GIBSON, Trustee.
HOS w kEESRE, Auct. seq
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EDUCArION.
-e--es>s~~.>>--a-.-s-~@ --.-ss---.->s%~-.----,
FINALE SCHOOL.
uENRy NOuuNsnw

. PROPOSES 10 open, on the first MONDAY In
october. In very pleasant room above the syc-
amore Church Lecture Room, FEMALE aCJtN1t.
"a which viii be thoroughly taught the usual
oranehes OF English, the Latin and French ian.
gaages, and Music on the Piano The terms $50
per session Q. nine month";. will be required. the
onenaf IN advance; the ether at the middle OF The
session His daughter. who has had several wears,
eeIrerience in teaching, will have charge Of the
the session. P''S' VI ~"
n. saeausintances N Rieamond IL aute ji,nited
oH, no matters lir sef, that an experience in f.
male teaching In Norfolk and the lower country.
VIII ems ure the entire satisfaction Of those who NAV
patrerse his Institution He xpects to be in Kich-
Prof H. Christian
se woul3 Also refer. most respectfully to tho fol-
wing uentl. men, viz:
Judge HAILYRURT0H. DR. WV II 6WATHAIEY.
GOV JSo GREGORY, Cot THnsy EVANS,
p p.a nxtETT Es9n Nat Y HILL. E.q.
Or JNO W GARL1Ck, } HART. Esq. Cot the
DIR RoWT LYME. hrni Of cambridge Hart
80 9-dtiAin0s
g T. PENDLETON' MALE SCHOOL.
30 ~ srg STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND
The ith session Of this School will commence on
MONDAY. the 10th September
Terms from $40 20 500; PAYABLE In advance ,emi.
annually. No deduction made In case OF dismissal
or for any cause excert protraeted sickness.
REFERENCES Col ii Smith Supt III l. Cant
g Din,mock. Publ, Guard: Mr. j Merton, Cash.
Ter Bank Commonwealth: Mr. r II pibrel; Mr. W
z strother. Cashier Exchange Bank: Mr. q W
smith: General w II Richardson; Mr Charles b
Williams, Secretary State Agricultural Society.
ga Al I'm
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IIOUSE AND LOT on CATHARINE

IL STREET. AT AUCTIOS.-wiIi be sold upon
the premises, on TUESDAY, the 2Sth inst common.
cling at Al o'clock, VI, u House and Lot st the
southwestern corner of Catharine and Henry Streets
and Immediately opposite the residence Of James l..
Davis, Esq.
The House Contains five good rooms nearly new,
and in good order.
TERH1-Onethird cash: the balance at and IL
months, with interest added and secured by trust
deed JAS d TAYLOR SON,
se2l AuctioneeIs
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RICK STORE AND RESIDENCE, ON

II CARY, BETWEEN 7TH AND srH STREETS.
AT AUCTiON.-We will sell upon the premises, on
MONDAY, the 4th day Of Octobar, commencing at
~ O'Clock in the afternoon. new Brick Tenement,
situated on the south side of Cary street. and be-
tween 7th and Sth streets tbeing the next most
tern ons in the block lately erected) 1t has eight
rooms. with q cellar, and is adapted fo- store
and residence either together separate It's Iocs
ton is such to ensure always O handsome per
centaRe, aud Is now renting at 500 per annum.
TERMs-0ne-f1fth cash; the balance at 4, 3, IL and
Is months, with interest, and secured by . trust
deed.
&c % JAS TAYLOR d SON, Aucts.
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At RLfAib.
\ FALL OPENING oF
hicu AND BEAU1IfuL
DRESS GOODS.
SWORDS a. THANV.
No. llS. BROAD srRxxs.
Robes s'taieniine.
Pale DO Chevre,

TIAIu FUUItts,
In,pe III foulavds,
NV nreas Siiks
We shall contnHc to receive additions to our
IT.. ~ nt Nelties appear
" w,ula ssk particular insneation OF our entire
s+.rk 2 STAriE ara FANCY GOODS, conhde Mt
.bat ne auslitifs aud prices will please.
MANr(LLAS RAGLASS aud OLOAKS, r FALL
sr5 inter wear ElRde To itlvr.
"a T;.,iv > In orr employ che of the beat manufac-
,,rars b such articles in Tho city We pterar-
gtnYyrrute the work promptly and we'll. We in
re tho stt utiou niso. q planters and farmers.
iItl keerers aad housskeencrs ~ sour assortment
# plsassts, serseys Blesched and Brown Lones
tics Sheatinss. &c, de, .,, -
80 5s-i0t sNthbs Il AhS".
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T7HE EIGHTH SESSION of Miss TAZE.

4 WELLS SCHOOL will commence on the LIST
day of October. and close on ths lot Of July.
TERMS :-Fr Board, entire Session ........ $2nA 90
Primary Branches, do doom. 81 90
Higher English Branches. 40 90
Languages each...- ...-...-.. 20 90
Music and Drawing, Professors Fees.
All other essential information will be conveyed
throu2h circulars, which can be obtaised on apel-
cation to Miss TAZENELL. Grace street, between
Eth and Sth. jy 23-3m
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T FL. BINFORD'S

I
q ENGLISH CLASSICAL. AND MATHEMAT
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 the
accurate and thorough preparation boys either for
the University any of our Colleges. or for bust
LESS pursuits.
Especial attention is bestowed upon the English
department.
TERMS:
PAYABLE QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE.
Latin Greek and Mathematics 500 On
Latin and Mathematics ..................... 50 q,
Eukusu ~
Modern Languages Thy Prof Emon) each...... 20 on
~. Application may be made to the undersigned
at Messrs. Binford Porters WaIerooms, corner OF
franklin and 18th SITS.
al ll-d2m JH BINFORD.
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BOARDING..

DRIVATE BOARDIN0.--MISS BID
GOOD has taken the large and oonlfortabIs
house. corner of Main and It'll Streets end will open
next. "a sFsfr% % 25-3fn
,lOAKDING.-Mrs.J JAS h. BRIDGES,
~ having taken the house Ct the corner OF Broad
and llth streets, opposite the PoWhatan House. will
be ready for the accommodation Of DAY BOARD
ERS ana after the first day ofpctober. She alsS
has pleasant rooms for the accommodatfn II Ami
lies % 3l-1Hs
DOARDING.-1 can sccommodato four
- or Ave gentlemen with Boarding and Eodgins.
and three or four Day BoArders. 4Ipiy To-
on 9Th street, "a door non CAnAl se1sst.
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MISSES KINGS SCHUOL, CORNER

A'A OF BROAD AND MAYO STREETS The
twelfth session Of this School will commence on the
let day Of October. 1855 and close the st of July
1889. The Natural Sciences aud Mathematics will
be taught by Mr ESDkICU, gentleman of de-
served reputation and experience. Mr. MICHARp
will have charge Of the Freuch. Mr. NEW iIISEa
will continue 10 bs the Principal OF the Music De-
partmert,
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+ S. SQUIRE'S

/ .. VOIN Z
LIZ SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL
Corner Of Main and lst strees, Richmond, Va.
The 18th Session will commence on MONDAY, the
9th of September, ls5s.
TERMS-per ,ession, half session in advance:
Junior Eng lish..-..... ............-......S4O 90
senior English Beginners in Latin 80 90
Latin. Greek and Higher Mathemat cs.....-... 20 90
Mode; Languages by Prof b. Hoa6ayer. 20 0o
Drawing by John A. Caiyo ..... ......,....... 20 20
Persons wishing to ace the Principal before the
opening of the session. can do SO by addressing
through Post Office, giving time and place of APP
pointment. au23-d2m
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n CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

$3.50 CAhhIA0E0, ChhhIA0EE.
H4ESA The subscriber has on hand, at his Coacl
Making Establishment. on Lombard Alley. between
Main and Cary oath and I4th streets near the Co
lumbar Hotel, COACHES, CHARI0TEES, BA-
ROUCHEt, BU6CIE with and without tops, and
SULKIES all of his own make, of the best materials
and workmanship; all of which will be sold low a.
good work OF the kind can be in the city Of Rich.
snond, and respectfully ask call from those IL
want Of any article in the Carriage line as am de
terfnined to make to order and cell at the loves,
prices possible and all work sold that is now war
rsnted. MICAJAH MANGUM.
IN
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TERMS:
For Board, Washing and Light.
For English So. $50 aud 20
For odern Languages each.......-............. 20
For Latin .....-... 2t
For Music on the to 6s
For Ora wing and Pa ntipg. TO 40
Miss SMITHS School will open at her residence,
corner of Prapklin and Sd streets and continue
there for few weeks, until her new ami convenient
rooms Grace betw I'd and Sd streets. are cop-
d eted. e6 I'm
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IA uUUDo-fALL 1906.
wADswORTH. TuaNER 4 Co.

No IS, l4TB sThEEr.
II AVE received extensive ASSERT men of hth
ElaS and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, rejected ex
pressls ri h view To snit the wants OF tEe tirg.
ala North Carolina and Tennessee trade which will
be offered at prices they fear no competition
The trade 10 respectfully solicited to examine
,Ls;r s.ack seli-lm
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|Prn-
|ents,
ehhle
ens0 II
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>gau FALL NOODS. Treat induce
ments A. MAttEET's chear stere. No. 4, Ma,a
AT - rave receiveA my tn and winner stcck Of
- new sud 'hesr goods trs m the northern apc-
,rs These wisht q 70 inrchase Dry Goetls, may
~ :. n,xuvei IN c.,iiag od bargains N every styl-
.hirti gs, N~ss's sna Bays wear Cloves and Hesit.
~. ,siest s'yie Closss. pwstsrs Shawts an other
- ~. est bargains sellins ia this eitv tos etbs
ith very article in the Dry Co de lipe which will
Ie Ali We low Ali he ant good articles and
a.rytae for TIER money. vil find IL TO their ad-
>autaNe - csli 81 examine nay goods before pur.
3 axRg eiecwaeie. he nlamter, No. ~ Main street
,nsi Re GA The Sc Chstlts Hotel onros'e ride.
% ~ sU .USTUS MAIlERT
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST

~ VALUABLE REAL EsTATH, ON THE COR
MIR OF GRACE AND 5rH sTkEETs, IN Thu
CITY OF KICHM0ND.-As Commissioners appOint
ed By decree of the Circuit Court of the city OF
hlchmond pronounced on the 18th May, 1883, In the
case OF Mitchell and Williams against Hughes &c .
we Or either Of u.s. shall proceed % sell st pubic
auction, on the premises. on MONDAY, the 9Th Of
October 1885,, at "a O'Clock p. M If fair II not the
next fair day that very desirable property at the
corner Of Grace and 5th streets In the
cy OF Mr. A Hughes. and his listers, fronting on
the North side OF Grace street 62k feet, running
back on the east line Of 9Th street. about 1877 feet 10
an alley. ann having thereon large Brick Dwelling
ana other improvements. The property will be sold
"ntre or separately. (sl to sell of building Lot
Of sale. "-
fERns.-One-fifth cash; balance at 4. a. - and IA
months, for negotiable notes, interest added salts
fsctcrly en- forse1, and the little retained llthe
whole purchase money be paid. The taxes for this
year to be paid by the purchasers. The foregoing
real estate Is justly regarded among the ost de-
sirabe In this c,ty, for private re idence
w GUDOIN,
JAS LY ms, IComr's
JNO g WILLIAMS
Sale conducted by GcDDIx ApPEksoN, Aucts.
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I'M BBL3 No 8 MACKtREL: 100 do
lSWv No. Cut and Gross Herrings; % half bbls
NO. o. 2 s. aseks' '0' WI WI MANAGE SONS. s
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EDglish. Latin and s1athematics......S5o 90
Greek, extrp............... ............... 10 20
Modern Languages. each....-............. 20 90
The Principal has had an experience, as instructor
Of youth of eight years three Of which were spent
as he assistant in Inathe mates at the Virginia Mil
itary institute. He 10 aided in the departments of
Ancient Languages, &c. by q Master of Arts Of the
University who brings it'll him testimonials of the
hish hest character from the Faculty.
REFERENCES:
Faculty of the State Military Institute. Lexing-
ton, Va Messre Jno Patton, r Ga attain, g A
Myers, Thos fri.e and Geo d Fisher, Capt Dim
mock and Drs Jas Bolton and Beverly Wexford.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-27
HOUSE AND LOT ON TIE COAL PIT

- TURNPIKE. NEAR MANCHESTER, FOR
Daniel. we viii sell at public auction on the pre-
misses. on xDNEsDAY. the 29th September 1865
nov in her occupancy. and adiouing the reside nee
81 M John Brooks. The house hs. six rooms and
the Iot mas front q 10 feet By depth Of lao feet
t,TnMs.-0ne-thifda cash; balance at iand months
for negotiable notes. interest acded, secured BY q
trust deed, or title retain.d d. -
80 q 6ODDIN 4 AppERsOy