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RICHMOND FEMALE TNSTITU;TE- :

The Fifth Session will commence October AKA
ana close the last Thureday in June. 1859.
tonrd sn ~ changes n the general plan are
occurred by previous sessions and the additional
now secured will give greater facility and
S "a carrying out the system which has al.
fennoy won Tor the Institute 80 high position
hev MANLY. yR will retsin the position of Pre-
sinent: which be has occupied from the beginning
anx VIII devote bis attention exclusively tothe in.
and sugervisop Of the school being freed
from the care Of the boardeFs
Professor CHAs WINSTON and his Lady in whom m
he highest confidence Professor Winston v II: rlso
give instruction in Ancient Languages and Rnriish
Literature. Hes Master of Arts 81 the UNIVERSITY
81 smginls and recently Professor in Transylvsnis
The Trustees are in correspondence with a gen.
eman OF deserved reputation, Professor of Math-
ematics whose name will be announced at an earl
The services OF Or r A LEWIS M Professor Of Nat
urai Sciences. Of Miss MARY THOMPSON as instrnc.
tog in French. OF DR. BUCHLER, as teacher of Ger.
sstance will be provided for instruction in the Eng.
lish branches Of the Coll giate Department Miss
JANE sTAsARD, Mrs ANN K MALLORY Miss MARY
DATHRoP and Miss MARTHA IoMpKINs u i'll have
charge OF the Preparatory Glasses.
Mr. CLAPP will COZ tinue TO be the PRINCIPAL O!
me Music Department. and will be aided by such
s ASS, as may be needful. Suitable provision
Will be made for instruction in painting drawing.
and other ornamental branches.
TERAs-PEE SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Hal able in advance. Oct the remainder Feb Is
Eng 81 Tuition in Preparatory Depsrfment.$3g
FRENCH in Preparatory Depar.mer t. Ia
English Tuition in Collegiate Department ~
Ancient aud Modern Languages each On
Music on Piano or Guitar. 50
Drawing, Needle Work, or Grecian Painting'.-". 20
vi Painting. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Al
Board including everything except washing.
Tot Ina.her Information, apply to
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- offuoIllUN L,nn VI

Oft.JSIllUN LiNE VI
$50 STAGEa-A CARD 70 tn
gESAAAesA PUBi.iG--Tbr undersigned hay'
;or -o1e lle been runniu daily lire OF four hors,
slages from Goshen Depot to the Rockbridge Alum
Rockbridge Baths snd Lexington.
This line of Coaches arrives at Goshen Depot II
tins for trains going East and West. and departs
immediately after tbs arrival OF the trains.
We have established this line of Coaches for tn
purpose of securing TO the public greater fseiiieS
sud more comfort in travelling. aud at half the
usual charges demanded hY the old c .mpany.
Prcm Lexington 10 Rockeridge Alur,.... 81 ;.
to Goshen Depot...-............ / o.
70 !" --r TO Rock bridge Baths...-..,.. ~
Rockbridge BATHS to kockbriige Alum, I nf
to Cashep ..,..,,....... 81
Goshen 10 Rcckbridca Alum............... Is
WILLIAM JORDAN.
an set Superintendent Rock bridge Bath Co.
ESr Nhig, South aud Enquirer copy-hend bill Il
Rocs bridge Baths.
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y
~ bathing place, long known az LETCHER'S. and
afterwards as J0RDAS'S SPkINGS, has been re
Gently purchased by a company of gentlemen IL
Rockbrd &c county, where il ls situated and wher,
open for the reception OF visitors upon the LIST o.
JUSEneXt New and handsome buildings have bt ei,
erected, and no effort will be spared to make it de
iightfut summer resort. 1t is beautifully located
the North River, in the midst CT mountain and val
ley scenery unsurpassed in varied beauty by any IL
the State. Il is on the maia stage road from Lex
ugton to the Central Railroad, distant eleven mile
srom the former and nine miles from Goshen Depot
day fron Petersburg, Richmond and Alexandria, ar
irving at their destination before sunset.
The temperature of the water ia a little higher
than that of the Old sweet and this, with the pecB
highly charged with Uarbonic Acid Gas, and con
tains Magnesia Iron, &c renders bathing in It, b.
universal consent Of those who have triedit delight
full and invigorating to an extraordinary degree
Its medicinal effect is attested by fifty years of oca
experience, especially in cases of general Debility
Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Lungs, Ulcerations
wherever existing, rheumatism Amenorrhea, Bis
nenorrhea Menorrhagia, Leucorrhea, Prolapsu'
children, it is unsurpassed, If equalled, BY any wa
ter in the world. Near at hand is a fine sulphur
Spring, second only to the famous White Sulphur
Of Greenbrier to which visitors to the Baths have
Governor Henry. A. Wise, who spent portion O
speaks of it: 1T is my chosen spot in tho noun
tains and shall certainly revisit il, If possible, mex
summer.
Reference may also be had. amongst many others
TO Col III Smith, Superintendent of the Virginif
Military Institute, Rev VIM White, d d. and Rev
VIM Pendleton, of Lexington; VIM Paine, Esq
of tbs firm of Kent, Paine Kent. Richmond, and
Hunter, Esq. of Selma, Alabama.
TERMs.-sl 50 per day, for less than one week; s.
per week for less than two weeks; IS rweek. FOL
more than two weeks. and $50 per month.
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SfNyETEnINAEY SuRaEoN AND 0S2E
iyGhSE DocT 3R. cfsers his services t."
the public for the Tr ssment and Cure OF ali Dss.,
81 70 which that noble animal, tho HORSE Ia heir
Isl and nsosf ec'oss Horses that can be produced IN
tae shortest iraag'naele time aud render them per
ieeiiy gentle sad easily "handled:e which be vii,
Is usethd being kind treaiuen. entirely
as Qsaee a. Mr. THoS. kUsKELL'S STABLES.
on a all street. iva--1m
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A DMINIefRArRIx,o SALE o.
- HQg4lH0LD AND Kl1CaMN lUnul1un1
a2n&nS null A90aS. 6Udets - q. T.
1 11g'05l0s y ~ 20 5ay1sDAI - lAk r.
neAx the nov MsShooiss Nurcs. 61SsS T6f
kIfOHIN IuRNfTUkE. cosstssikx n ~ y ~
Ellovipg: DivanS Qtto2anp; flsojS6S9 B. -
Mahcssny chairF ecciable 1sliss ! 80
p;nis Cs: ana f. ss 4. ssS.?:cs s.,.! ~
Carpets Feather Red. Hair sa1 lk1sf laiiss1ssS:
Bedding; Dining Wares Cooling 4tsye, =. A..
Gocd work Horses; II ne YOUNG 2ulee tho sIininr
- Watering Machine 3Burnilurs Wn6Om; lnUGHY
and HsrnesE S,sw Cutter wheslsssf.v: ~
shafts; Complete IS q ssiis and sspssb q -
Kobe; pair Wheels with iron axlse; ~ elCushonGs
Cart Harness. Carriage, &C., &C.
At the same time and place, win b hJro6 60 ~
the balance Of the year. fNeafo Girl accuseos - 9
housevofks and negro mas. ss oss1s!.
this hi amount month"; credit e sRRsoyst sgssa
Sale b. 3 CAY1 ]: sss
CHkRlffD SALE OF NE0ROH0.-
- Win be sold on MONDAY next. Auruse -. ~
arst day Of the August tsfra 81 ths ccurS q Il =
O'Clock y. TRKkS NEGRO SLxvse. 80 = W.
Tue u three executions In my hando-honlsnh =
- Saos: va mm 0onldins admir-. }. d. Oo0hiM v.
viii ;s ~ H. = =. Coisma " sans The ~ eeee
saws VIII oe sold 10 remain IN tie poSconra a
tner respective hirers until Christmas noXt.
II. K. kLbY0ON. q a r.
1ne above sale V postponed to THURoDAy noIe
toned. m X ElfvSGS n
au iO-tds = -
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CoYNER'S WHITE AND BLACR
~ SULPHUR AND CuALYREATE apRIaQS

~ ~ AND HHhlPdS
This fayorte resort for pleasure and health viii b.
opened for the accommodation of visitors the sr al
JUNE. Ii Is situated on the line and in full view O
me va and Tenn Railroad, about half mile from
bonsack's Depot. Va, at which Depot an Onlnibu,
and porters will always be found waiting the arriya
p the cars. to convey visitors and their baggage
the Springs.
Important improvements have been made sine.
last season.
telegraph Office has been estab ished. which af
lords COW enient and instantaneous communication
Another WHITE SULPHUR-stronrer bolder
cred aud improved since the last that tn.
variety and valae Of the mineral waters now afforded
At the place are uneaalled by auy other place nov
known 10 the public. The similarity of the Whit.
sulphur to theJusty and far-famed 9reenbrer hit
sulphur Is so stIikn to be at once recognised BY
al who have used both of the waters
These W bite and Bla>k Sulphur waters have et
'ected numerous cures. The White Sulphur In
aggravated cases OF Dyspepsia serious affections o
the Liver, Kidneys and Bladder. General Debility
and especially diseases OF the Nervous system AZ
those Diseases REGULAR to Females. The Black Sui
phur in ali kinds of diseases OF tbs Skin aggravat
ed cases Oh letter and other eruptions of the
great numbers and oflong standing seventy havin,
been entirely cured
The accommodations are equal to any to be ,oun6
IN the mountains of Virginia, and the table and at
tendance OF the most satisfactory character-as Il
ALL which we beg to refer 10 the large numb r Of
persons who have heretofore visited the place.
~ A BILLIARD SALOON, TEN PIN ALLEY
and other amusems2ts afford pleasant aid healthy
secreati n. DAVIDGE'S celebrated BAN D from
IA. HEFELFINGE2,
nyoQ-d3m prorr;ntoy
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. :. 49, PewHATAN R6BERas o0mm'r'.
TRUSTEES SALE OF841-2 ACRE,

TRUSTEES SALE OF "a IL ACRES
L OF WOOD LAND IN HENRICO, ABOUT 81
MILES BELOW RlCHMOND.-As surviving trus-
tee In two certain deeds Of trust, executed TO VIM
Bootwright and Thos j. Nance, trustees, by J. b.
Bragg and wife, dated lst April. 1856 and sth Au.
gust, 1856. duly recorded in Henrico County Court
shall proceed to sell at public auction. the pre-
misses, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF August,
1885, at O'Clock, p. NJ If fair, ii not, the next far
day, S4H acres OF valuable w 0tD LAND situated in
the county of Henrico, about 81 miles below Rich
mond. adjoining the lands Of Messrs Robert Jordan
Jacob B. Atlee and others, and being the same con-
veyed to said Bragg by Jas. Bosher.
The terms OF sails, which will be reasonable, will
be made known at the hour of sale.
The title is believed TO be good but the subscriber
will convey with the usual special warranty.
je l9-lawtAltd WIN BOOrWRIGHT. Trustee.
VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE
IN MANCHESTER, AT THE CORNER OF
PORTER AND BURROWS STREETS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-At the request of Mr. j. II. Wesiger
we will sell, at public auction, on SATURDAY, the
l4th of August 1858, at O'clock p. NJ. the new and
desrably located residence the corner of Porter
aud Burrows streets, Manchester recently occupied
by him, fronting 60 feet running back the depth OF
the lot adjoining the residence of Captain w. W.
Weeiger, and opposite the residence OF DR. Samu
Tay or. The house has rooms, including base
ment is well built, and commands q beautiful view
of Richmond,
TERss-OnethiId cash; balance at 4, and IL
months for negotiable notes. interest added and IT,
tie retained till last nots IS paid.
auto GDDDIn 4 APpERsoN. Aucts.
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A MELIA WHITE SULP H U 4

A MELIA WHITE SU L P II U Il
"A SPRINGS These justly celebrated Springs
are situated in Amelia county, Va. II miles from the
junction of tho South Side and Richmond and Dan
yIlo Railroads. AZ miles from Richmond and acces
sible twice day for visitors frm the South. North
East or West. An Omnibus will be ready at letters
vile Station upon the arrival of each train, to
vey passengers to the Springs
The season opens the day Of July, and closes
on the LIST of October.
The Waters are like those Of the famous Green
brier White Sulphur, and require puff or certif
cate as TO their qualities, having ben tried many
years to the satisfaction of every one.
TBRkS:
Board, per month.
Qay q
Children under IL years of age, half price.
Servants do
ST. Meals sent to rooms at an extra charge.
je 2S-2m*
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HAMPTON ACADEMY.

JOHN BCARY, A N. Principal, instructor in An.
Gent Languages and Mathematics
EDMONDS, NJ l.. Assistant in Mathemat-
les, and instructor in Tactics
JESSE 8 JONES, A b, Assistant In Ancient Ian
guages -
Phi LIPpE HELLE, instructor In Modern Ian.
guages and Music. :
Mss EMILY A CLEVELAND, Instrucsress in
Female Department
Board and Tuition in Ancient Languages and
Mathematics, s120 per session of ten months corn
mencing on the LIST Monday in October Lights
extra. For catalogue or further information ad.
dress the Principal, Hampton Va. u6-im
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ee EXCURSION TICK
TO NEW YORK AND BACK. nv
&Les4kuN STEAMSHIPS JAMESTOWN AMI

Wxe11kEI ROANOKE, SIS, MEAIS, STATE
Ia ~, &c. 1NCLUOEo cts will be irsnei h,
The Subscribers. 10 New York and back. BY either
Steamships JAMESTOWN ~ Roanoke fer fIfTEEN
loLbARS. Including meals. ststc-foom, Ac. which
tiona chsrce shus enabling persons who desire n
heBehs OF sea voyage 70 take one ut very mode
rate cost, ard giving ample time to those having
basuess ~ the North TO transact It, and save about
onehsH the usual cost by railroad.
For tickets apply 20
LUpLAM a WATSON
su Sim Opposite steaa ers' Wharyss. aocke,ts
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN SYDNEY, AND

SLAVE, AND Personal ESTATE-As Commits
Of Henrico, pronounced the 9Th of May, 1868, in
the case OF Degenhardt. &c, against Thacker, &C )"
We shall proceed TO sell at public auction. the
O'clock r. if fair, il not, the next hair day the
real estate and personal property referred to In the
bill Of the plaintiff, consisting of valuable two
acre LOT, in the town Of sydney, the Mo- tn side
OF the plank road, with brick House thereon, for
merry owned and occupied by Anton Trabert. Also.
of Elmwood street, running back 100 feet on Loc-
hardy street to an alley 20 feet wide. Also LOT
running back 20 feet. and bounded on the south by
said alley. Also, one NEGRO MAN, named Jerry
Tompklns; Cart. One Horse Wagon, Cows, and
all the Farming Implements and Crops on said pro-
perty.
TERMs-For the personal property cash; for the
real estate onethird cash balance at six and twelve
months for negotiable notes. interest added, and IL
tie retained till last note il PAID and conveyance Is
directed By the Court.
PewMATAN R6BxaaG }oomm'rs.
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I YDXANTs, HYDRANTS.-In oe15e-

HfDhANTS, HYDRANTS.-In csnse-
- quence Of change in the city ordinance rola.
tive to MIGRANTS, the Subscribers are authoriSSa
70 put them up in any p'rt Of the city, We have
pleased to receive orders for the same. WO aso g
al kinds of PLUMBING. such putting % n
thing FIXTURES, W ash Stahds, Laundry Tubs, Wa3or
superior manner, both In town = ID country
Cd YALE co.
" 2-lm i58 Main street.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-I am daily ex-
Ia pecting 1000 tons of choice quality Red Ash
ANTHRACITE COAL. which will be delivered from
the vessels IS cents per ton less than the yards.
am also prepared to deliver CLOVER HILL CuAL
throughout the season, at the lowest market pfice
orders left at my Office corner of 18th and Dock Sts
or at the office of Robinson Roberts corner 18th and
Cary streets, will be promptly attended to.
WIRr ROBERTS.
Dealer in Anthracite and Clover Hill Coal.
Offices, corner 18th and Dock sts.. and Petersburg
Depot nay I4-3m
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By Goddin & Apperson.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
= REALsHeTATEINH ENRICO, IN THE TOWN
OF SYDNEY. ON The SOUTH SIDE OF DOyEx
certain deed Of trust dated 7th July, 1884, duly re-
corded in Hsnrico Ceunty Court on the l4th day OF
on thepremises on FAIDAr the auth day Of gust.
1855. at o'clock p. NJ, ii fair if not the next fair
day the real estate conveyed by the said deed con-
sistng OF lot located above fronting So feet on
the south side Of Dover street. running back 200 fest
to an alley. E
since the date Of said trust deed several brick ten.
ements have been erected on said lot.
Terms, cash,
The title is believed TO be perfect but the trustee
will convey with the usual special warranty.
GODDlN 4 APPEkSuN, Aucts.
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vT,O CONSUMERS OF COAL.-The sub

l. scribers will keep constantly on hand supply
of the various kinds of Coal produced at the Black
Heath and Old Etna Mines, such as LUMP, AVE
are prepared to furnish those in want of superior
article Of fuel 1T tho lowest ma, ket prices The
perior quality of the Gal produced at THESE mines
for general purpo is too wei! known 10 require
any recommendation, particularly the Smiths Coal,
which cannot be BY any offered to the trade
Orders left at Mr. Alex Motifs auction store. or Of
to Mr.. John Farrar. the Compsny's Agent, through
box 2l9, Will be punctually attended to.
in 22-lm TOMPRINs co.
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JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE =


u As Administrator of the estate Of Thos. 3. eub-
lett deceased. with the will annexed, will offer for
sale privately and If not sold before. we will sell
pablicly the premises aforesaid. the let day 81
September nezt IF fair IL not the next fir day
the tract of Land, lying on James River, n miles
above Richmond. in the county 81 powhnten. adj
Joining the lands of James n Suhlett on the west,
and Miles selden ON the east. The tract contains
SEQ acres. about 40 acres OF the best James River
low-arcunds-theh highland being Of red clay soil
susceptible Of the highest state Of Improvement.
and now In an improved condition. as The growing
crors will prove. The Highlands are divided into
five fields, Of 40 acres each. The balance In wood.
Of original growth. capable OF sustaining the place
The improvements are, two new tobacco houses, De
gro cabins. Kitchen, and a god dwsllinghonsei
barn. with machine attached. stables, &C. For see
merry health and society, the neighborhood IL un-
surpassed Churches, OF all the leading denomna-
tions accessible. and in four miles Of the Huguenos
Springs.
Those purchasing, win take possession on the fol-
lowing January. with privilege OF sowing the erop
Of wheat.
Any one wishing 10 see the place, or any informa
ton required. will receive the attention Of VIM B
eublett. enbless's Post once, powhstan eounsy W
Terms liberal. HENRY GORDON,
my l3-d2AwtdsM4T Administrator.
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=. IN. By Goddin 4 Apperson, Auets.

IMALL BRICK TENEMENTON 26TH.
y BETWEEN BROAD AND GRACn eFRnYTS.
.Dk SALE AT AUCTION. win Do sold n
THURSDAY. the l2.h August, 1858. on the yrsnisea.
az clock. A SM ALL BklCk TIME.
EAT located ~ above, tnear the 0rocsry SsoFV q
MI Anthony Sedgwick.) recently partially destroy.
q ~ nre. The lot fronts 2lx feet. runs back In
eet TO an alley 10 feet WIDE. Tefms-Onsrfyur1k
ash. balance at 4. and u month"; for negoti16Io
aotes interest added secured By trust deed " ttio
retained. 6UDDlN 3 ArPERSUN, Aucs'S.
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GLOVER HILL AND ANTHRACITE
" COAL-The subscribers are now prepared to
receive orders for the delivery of Clover HILL Coal
They also keep constantly on hand Red and White
Ash Anthracite Coal-both Of which will be sold
rs good terms as it can be purchased in the city.
Orders left at their office, Petersburg Depot
ct capt. L Libbys, corner of 2lst and Cary SITS
iy Sifsm 49, WIN II DAVIS co.
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AA~% ASHLA AND IVA
.As4$GTaEy> RACEs-FALL MEETING

<N lS5e.-The proprietor OF thin
sS-ks-.sns..see- and beautiful Rae,
Course sixteen miles North Of Richmond, direct,
an the line Of the Richmond. fredericksburg anG
Potomac Railroad, begs to announce to the Taciul
world. the following stakes TO he rup for over hi
G urse this Fall. commencing on TUESDAY, the
-etn day Of October ls5s, and continuing fonr days
and hoppe that the owners of racing stock will send
in their entrances without delay.
TUESDAY, First Day -Sweepstakefor three year.
old colts and Niles. mile heats Sle0 entrance, So
forfeis. To close the Ist Of October.
SECOND RAcE-SaRe DlV-sweepstske for three
years Id colts aud lilies. $50 entrance half forfeit
Two Eliie hsats. To close the lst of October.
WEDNESDAY, Seond Ddy-Proprietor's furse
STs1 three mile heats.
four mile heats.
FRIDAY Fpugth Fay The Ashland Handicap
Swe-pstakes two ana half miles. 500 subscription
$50 forfeit s25 declaration, If declared by the 18th
OF September. To Gloss ON the LIST of september.
Ample stabiing and the best accommodations VIII
n. furnished to all who may attend. Racers and
Trsin@-s will hnd The Ashland Hotel all that Ii
desirable.
For entries or other information. address the PRO
pIi-tor at Ashland. Hanover county, Va
au 5-i;d JAMRS NJ. TAYLOR Proprietor.
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GLOVER HILL COAL.-I am prepar-
~ ed to receive orders for the above Coal at IS for
lump. and 81 80 for hail, to be delivered when il
suits the convenience of purchasers and ask the
patronage OF former customers ard others who may
choose to buy from me- d WHITING.
Office near Petersburg Depot.
Am
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AUCTION aAkHo.
kV1VR1 pAxB
By !. = g. B. Davenport, Austs.

GROCKRIEe, &C., AT AUCTION On
al auction :;sls. 3 a4ss 81: q q
0focesisas vix:
500 bags laausyra Coffee
s0 hhds Bacon eides and Shoulders
10 bbls Reboilod Hyrup
50cbls New York Extra Syrup
700 bb!s Old Rye Whiskey
100 bhls N kum
81 bbls Apple Brandy
20 chests 0unpoWder Teas
soap. Candlo9
ClAret Vino
Manufactured Tobacco
ALSO-5o0 sides gnod and damaged Sole Leather.
TEnMs-Under $le0, cash: 500 md .yrr 4 r,nnsb. :,
credit tor approved paper.
IkGB DAVENPORT.
~ - Auctjoneera
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COAL.

EOAL.-The subscriber would respect
~ fully inform his customers and consumers Of
to deliver. the BLACK HEATH ana MIDLOTHIAN f
LUMP, HAIL and SMITHS COAL, of superior
quality. and at reduced prizes. Persons wishing to
lay in their winters supply will find it to their in
terest to leave their orders With HIM before the
of september.
ALSO-The best quality Philadelphia RED ard
WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, at reduced
prices. LIPSCOMB,
Office on II h street. near Mayo's Bridge
Q-lm
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AMBLER WEEDS

Os CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Near corner Clay and 18th streets
Tho sixth Annual eeseion Of this School viii corn.
mence ON MONDAY, 9Th September next
= TERMS:
payable semfannuaIly, In advance,
urdtnary English Branches, per annum $500. 40 no
AovAnced do. with Classics and Mathe-
matte, ...................... 5000
" r shcio 20B0
-. foL GALLO, 1000
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!. 1pUCAfroN.

THknAI1o1. 80 : No. ~ IA
on 0rses Street. bstwssn 18th aal 0osh "a.
RicHnoNp, Va.
TIE S seeona session Of this school WIN esnnsnce
terminate on the 18th July following. = = :
Ikene foR fHR SESSION or TEN uoNfue-azS sx0
spd 80 according TO grade Of studtse- on
Of febI uary, 1859. - = 'as sow
Circciars eoI:aiong full particulars. win BE- fur.
~. or shr,ush the hichmond Post Ol3ce'
au W-3taw@ JOHN CARY.
PROFESSOR CHRISTIAN'S SCHOOL.
Professor =. j. Christian will reopen his schoo,
on the Ist October next. Further particulars In 4
al l0--3ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-12
KIALUABLE PRIYArE RESIpENCE
BY James NJ. Taylor & Sou

T OTIS ON EAST 18TH STREET, BE.
II TWExN BROAD AND MARSHALL sr6, AT
AUCTI0N.-Will be sold upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, the 18Th August, commencing at s O'clock,
NJ, a lot on east side 18TH between Broad and Mar.
shall Streets and has upon 1t q carpenters shop
cupied by MIR. u. w. Barker. The property ffonts
100 feet and back the usual depth to alley,
and will be divided TO suit purchasers.
TERxs-One fourth cash. the balance at 4, 8 and IL
months for notes with interest," and deeds TO secure
JAS NJ TAYLOR h SON, 4