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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-17

UEUE B0OR FOR l85s.-The New Blue Book
or Government Official X eg ister Of all cffc GERS an
the service of the United States. Civil, Military
and Naval, with their locations, salaries d. ice
$3.50. postage 81 cents, prepaid. For sale IN Wash
lngton, at TAYLOR MAURY'S
lie 7A Bookstore. near 9th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-17

Mr.. HArcH.-The speech delivered yester-
day by this gentleman upon the Baltimore con-
tested election case has attracted no little at
tention among the public men of all parties in
Washington. His points told all the way
through, with great effect, indeed. This speech
has certainly marked him for one Of the men
Of emphasis and effectiveness of the body of
which he is q member
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-17

TNO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON
CITY, DC.
, propose TO cure any Seminal or other Secret
Diseases that should happen TO tefall my fellow
men, and Also the female sex They can trust the
greatest confidence in the Doctor.
His resIience Is at No $40 "a. avenue where he
may be found from Ia. m. to II p. m.
DR.. WIN. p. COMFY,
lie H-N' Washns ton Citv, II. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-17

DKOPOSALS ARE INVITED for the Exca
L vatng and removing of large quantity Of earth
corner oil l4th and streets, large part OF which
gravel, suitable for streets. Persons desirng To bid
for the above are requested TO send writing to j.
e. n A. Willard. fe INV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02

~ GEO. b. STEEL, DENTIST, has
Su1Yoreturped to the city, af err an absence of a
few weeks. and would be pleased to see those with
whom he has acknowledgements. and all others who
may neto ms services. He may be fund at ALL
HOURS. All work warranted " avn
once and Residence, No 23l Main street between
STE and sto, near the new Mechanics Institute
2chmoI q, Aug. Both. an 20-St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02
r H. BINFORD'S

q ENGLISH. CLASSICAL, AND MATIfEMAT
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 safety ensure the
accurate and thorough preparation of boys either for
the University or any of our Colleges. or for bust
ness pursuits.
Especial attention IL bestowed upon the English
department.
TERMS:
PAYABLE QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE.
Latin Greek, and Mathematics .....s $50 90
Latin and Mathematics 50 on
Modern Languages 10y Prot. EmioR) each..... 30 on
n. Application may be made TO the undersigned
at Messrs. Binford Porter's Warerooms, corner of
Franklin aud 18th sta.
au ll-d2m JH EINFORD.
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CLASSICAL AND OMMEkCIAL
~ SCHOOL,
On 9th street. between Broa d and Marshall.

On 9Th street, between Broa d and Marshall.
h Us ! pS sMff 4 4 NJ. Principals.
Professor EN- ION, Instructor in French.
This institution will reopen on Monday, the 10th
of September.
The number of scholars received into this school
10 limited so that each pupil has the special atten
ton Of the Principals. The of Instruction in
the primary studies is critical and thorough
advanced pupils and young men are fitted for bust
ness or for entering ether of the classes in College
Recitatons are conducted with use of Mathematical
Blocks. Charts Globes and various apparatus
Pupils in Bookkeeping will receive particular
attention.
Circulars containing further information can be
hao &C the bookstores of Messrs B Price and John
IL Richardson.
One of the Principals be found ct the study on
Broad st, I'd door from 9Th st au l6-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02
QICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE :

~ The Fifth Session will commence October 1883
and close the last Thursday in June. 1859.
No material changes in the general plan are
found to be desirable. but it is hoped the perence
acquired ty previous sessions and the additional
teachers now secured, will give greater facility and
success in carrying out the system which has al
Rev MANLY, JR, will retain the position of Pre-
sident. which he has occupied from the beginning
and will devote his attention exclusively to the in.
strueton and Supervision OF the school being freed
The Boarding Department will be entrusted to
Professor CHAs III INsToN and his Lady in whom
the Trustees feel that they have reason to repose
give instruction in Ancient Languages and English
Literature. Heis Master Of Arts OF the UNIVERSITY
Of virginia, and recently Professor in Transy
The Trustees in correspondence with a gen.
tleman ofdeserved reputation as Professor of Math
emaiics, whose name will be announced at an early
day.
The services of DR. r LEWIS as Professor of Nat
ural Sciences of Miss MARY l. THOMPSON as instrue
tor 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 MALLORY. Miss MARY
charge OF the Preparatory Glasses
Mr. P CLAPP will continue to be the Principal Of
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:
aalfpayabie in advance. Oct .ths remainder Feb Is
Engi sh TUITION in Preparatory DeparfMe .S3a
French IN Preparatory Department ............. p
English Tuition in Collegiate Departmsnt....... 20
Ancient and Modern Languages each............. %
Music on Piano or 30
Use of lnstrument....... ...................... 5
Drawing. Needle Work, or Grecian Painting. ..... 20
III fainting 40
Board including everything except washing. 200
au e-2m B MANLY, JR.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

FARM OF 1000 ACRES. IN POwHATAN
COUNTY, CALLED ROCK SPRING by virtue
ry. 1885, executed by Mr. s. white ond others. to
the subscriber. and duly recorded in Powhatan
ton. on the premises, on SATURDAY, 18th Sept,
1855 at y o'clock n. if fair f not, the next tair
Rock Spring" lying and being in the county of
Powhatan. about two miles nor'h Of the Court
House. containing about locO acres and now in the
which was purchased by the said Whittie Of Mr.
Thos Muniord. The land is said to be ia an i'm
proving condition, and the buildings thereon are
comfortable for the use of the place.
A plat OF the land viii be exhibited at the hour
of sale. and it will be sold entire divided into two
or three parcels. as may be deemed best
TERM5-One-four h cash; balance at 6, IL and "a
months for bonds barring interest (the same to b.
paid BALI yearly secured by trust deco. The
taxes for 1855 to be- paid by the purchaser.
The title il believed to perfect. but the subscri-
Dor will convey with the usual special warranty.
W GODDIN, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDrN APpERsos, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02

a. ONE HUNDRED HORSES FOR
dISALE.--There are for sale about one hum
drtd HORSES at our Stables. Persons wishing TO
purchase, Can be accommodated, from the finest
pairs to the common pillow horse. -
i-3t DAVIS Il HUTCH ESON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02
By Alex. Mott, -Auct'r.
FURNITURE. DRY GOODS. GROCR,

RIEe. &c.-I will sell at suction. ss ny storv
COZ ner Of Main and 18th sts. on THURSDAY Doen.
ing, the Cd day of Sept, commencing NJ 10 o'cloek
ageneral assortment OF new and sccond-hand 1uF.
niture, Mattresses, &C.
DRY GOODS.-Merino Plaids, Plain Meriuos. o.
simeres. Black Silks, Table DamAsk, Towslling nee
shirts and Drawers. Sewing silk. Black Thfoad
Coats. ~ DIRE Antique Vests. Brown Cotton, Hall
Hose Country knit Socks, &c.
Herrings. Wrapping Paper. Cat and Wrought Naibs
Casspp. Cigars. &c. ALEX NuTT.
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WIN A CHRISTIAN.
NJ 500 REWARD Runaway from

the employ of the Richmond aud Danrille
- Railroad Company, about the lst Of April.
IL negro man named VII LIAM RAX; but this
year he wentby the name Of WA HASTINGS He
IS SeOut forty years of age. ieet or inches high
dark singer bread color, hushy head of hair: he
hmps ia the right leg he was purchased the fret
OF this year Of Rollins of Fredericksburg and
By Nr Rollins Of Vim Pratt, near Frederick sburc
William, since away has been n about Fradercks.
burg and near VIM q Pratts and Thos pratts where
he has Children living He is well known there He
has also been seen about Richmond He has wife
ST Mr. Auderson's factory, on the Basin
Mr. Powers hired him last to make mortar He
also calls himself a white washer and piasterer
viii give .bs above reward of 500 if taken ont
of the State. or 500 If taken il Richmond or any of
the surrounding counties, and confined in JAIL so
t1a' we get him. SAA'L HASTINGS.
so 25-dts
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RUNAwAYs.

$3.50 ARD.-Rsnaway from
-&$A my farm. GRAFTON, early in October last a
A@brght mulatto girl named NANCY GRAN
-> THAN. sometimes calling herself MARY.
Eht has bright black EYES long black eyelsshfe
thin visase, bushy head of hair, of san v color
sfraiGht stabilize form. and steps long when walk.
nS ana is sionf hste wears old. | will give s2n1
and sa for the discovery OF her barhorers with suf
hcsnt proof TO convict them She has relatives in
the city OF Richmond. living near the Monumental
thnrco and was last seen going from Manchester to
that part of the town.
xrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02
BY 4. B. Cook 4 90.

WINDOW GLASS, NAILS. LIQUORS,
&C, At AUcTION.-We will sell, ct our store
on FRIDAY, Sd inst. At ~ o'clock:
% boxes SKI and l0xl2 Window Glass
~ kegs cut and wrought Nails
20 e casks Cosnac Br INDY
10 cases do do superior
4 bbls Old yeWhskey qAu
do Apple Brandy
10 do Molasses
10o0 Segars. various brands
2 dog one gallon Glass jars
20 do half do do do -EIy NV.
ALSOs
1ronsaie, &c, &c n B COOK AGO, -
seq Auctioneera
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02

@-=@ SPECTACL l. 81 4 b.
~ S& BILE GLASRES.-The public are
hereby informed that in our very complete as.
sortment OF SIP RCTACLES continue TO keep as
We have done for many years a full assortment OF
PEBBLE GLASSES in steel and gold frames. With
experience of thirty years in this department of
our business. and particular attention in adapting
glasses TO all the requirements of the eyes we arc
enabled to give general satisfaction in our Specta-
eies.
CATARACT GLASSES. Also always on hand EYE
GLASSES, gold, steel and shell of every variety
GLASSES of every variety fitted in old frames
MITCHELL 4 TYLER,
7{-d3mSCv6m los Main streef
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02

CHANGED HANDe.-Ths subscriber,
having bought the we'll known BAKING n
TABLISAMENro OF Isaac Briggs, 10 happy 10 inf6rn
mis- friends and those Of the old concern HAT 10 WI
be able to supply them with every thing usuailY
kept in . frat-cises Bakery. Having engaged some
OF the best hands in the State he hopes BY strict
attention 70 business. 70 merit share Of pablo Pc
tronage. THOMAS II GILL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02
HAMPTON ACADEMY.

JOHN CARY, A NJ, Principal, instructor in An
cient Languages and Mathematics.
r. EDM0NDS, v NJ l, Assistant in Mathemat-
ics and instructor in Tactics.
JESSE JONES, A B, Assistant in Ancient Lau
guages.
Pr LIPPE HELLE. instructor in Modern Ian.
guages and Music.
MISS EMILY A CLEVELAND, Instruc.ress in
Female Department
Board and Tuition in Ancient Languages and
Mathematics, SEQ per session of ten months, COM
mencing on the LIST Monday in October. Lights
extra For catalogue, or further information, ad-
dress the Principal, Hampton. Va. au6-im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02

TN r. BASS ENGLISH AND CLAS
sICAL SCHOOL-The sth session Of my
school will commence on the I'd MONDAY, in Sop
tember at my residence, on Franklin and 9Th
streets below Laidley kObinson's Apothecary.-
The tuition payable quarterly as usual.
For the Classical Department. 90
For the English do ............--........ 50 90
PS-Persons desiring to enter scholars win please
call on me at my residence. I BASS.
au s-dim*
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OS TAYLOR.
GoDDIy & APPERsoN, Aucts a3
HANDSOME PHIvaTE IwrrLr N

II ANDSOME PRIVATE DwELLI N N
- BROOK AVENUE, OPPOSITE TO BACON
QUARTER BRANCH TAVERN, AND WOODEN
TENEMENT AND VACANT Lots. FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Wi ill be sold. on THURSDAY. the
9Th September. 1855. on the premises, commencing
ut IA O'Clock, p. M the very desirable and well
built Brick Tenement, located above adjoining
the Grocery Store Of Or. Jno. W. beveridge. The
Let fronts q test the Dwelling has rooms. BE-
admirably well built 1t H. besides beautifully or
namented by shade trees. &c. After which will be
sold small Framed Tenement In the rear, and sew.
eral Building Lots.
Terms: One-fourth cash. balance at 4. 8 and IL
months. for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed, or title retained.
sci GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
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MULES. HORSE. BUGGY. CORN. 60

lvA FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Having sold my
Farm &c known as !. Vandeventrr's" SHALL on
MONDAY, 9th September 1883. (if fair; Il not. the
of the personal property on the Farm, cor ssIine OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Uten-
ss, Hogs, several fine young Mules; fine Harness
and Saddle Horse, six years old a Top Buggy, al
most as good rs new; IS barrels OF old Corn; the
crop OF growing Corn. Fodder. &c; $4,000 lbs of
TEBMs.--Ail sums Of $40, cash over that sum,
months credit, for negotiable notes, with interest
added and satisfactory endorsers.
OS TAYLOR.
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~ 0eoe1 ! Ay101oa
q soos = sA assi ~ - = = y
.SAs sss.ess IT, ssfi.l. - c - e.
Hs.,sr.. o.S.es - xpf.i U sy
srrcssd 3 ~ e ssSiis ss.s -. r. ~
q fH0RSfSAY ~ ~ isS2sssS:s r. S5x<1
K. tSs III ~ 3 - n. ss:srS4 q
- - ~: An 3 49, 49, lzt7 -
49, ~ - - ~. 49, suSs.ESSe1f ~ -
49, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - NssS 49, ~ - 9.
psscy q ~ osis;s. ~. IN ~. -
M. y IN ~ ~ n ~. I. ~ vi
~ ~ 49, - = 1880 = n92S ~ "a
n 49, ~ 49, ol ueSlS = ~ -
hsenco OSglSy C9Sre
the truseee VIII conyoy VIII ~ 81 QDlDn1 49,
ransy. J0nu y A1Gx4e64s
ssa1-aaIn4 xz11o1e.
caie conduceed 81 0oD1N Av4Doou. AoooA
THU6TEE8S SALE IN VALnhDRM
i mn EsTArr n ~un rrs1 ~ -.
MOND. on TH1 nf1ejf9 1s5fSn ~ tS5k 80
{ csrfi 49, 49,. ~. ~ ~ * - 6s9
execntei ~ ~. ~ 49, ys s1sS ~ 49,
corded IS XseS.ncsnSS e Hs 49, y ~. -
eesd to an a nrbst. s.sstsps - - ~.
RRIna kSSsssS o4Se9z4s - - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02

By E. B. Cook & Co.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUO,

"A TI0N --On tn URsDAY, End Of esptenbr. =
70 O'Clock, we will sell at the residences AZ Mr. Wn
hold and kitchen furniture. cousisttng Of 6o(sa o.,
ire Dining and Side Tables. Chairs, Bsdsteads. Hair
Bureaux, Looking Glasses. 10, %.
ALSO.
One second hand PIANO, . good instEunsnt
ALSO
The usual variety Of Kitchen Furniture smonap<
which IL . first rate Cooking Stove.
- Sale conductedby
au 81 O0OK n IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02
By Richard Cauthorn.

~ IsIUUuIV O8uCuUrU.
CLOTHING, AT AUCTION. On FRI
~ DAY, Sd inst. at 10 O'Clock. at my store will
cell at auction lot Of heavy Clothing suitable Tor
and sattinett Coate fne black Doeskin Pants. Gas
smere and Cassinett do. Cordaroy and fancy 1assi-
mere do, Satin, German and Marseilles Vests Shirts
&c. &c. Terms-cash for all sums Of $50 and under
over this amount g. days Gre dit approved nego-
table paper.
The Goods can be seen this afternoon.
ee2 CAUTHORN
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RICHMOND MUSICAL INSTI.

4yE TUTR-T. Z. dALLkHNk. PhINCipAI.-
The third seuai-Annnnl seseion Of this tnstttu'
nineteen weeks Teachers smn0utIy qualified VIII
BE secured far tho several department and eyerl
fact ity afforded pupils TOR acquiring = shOruuan
mudcsl education. livery meens viii b swployed
% sscure the supesss of pupiIe- so - The lowest
Ssresios vi s dali ssSossssds 80 - - 4
~ tI-eW Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02
By James M. Taylor & Son.
HOUSE AND LOT ON LEIGH AND


HOUSE AND LOT ON LEIGH AND
H PATH STREETS, UNION HILL FOR SALE
BY AUCT1ON.-The subscriber, intending TO de-
cline onsekeeping, will sell, upon the premises.
MONDAY, the 9th of September. commencing at
O'clock the House and Lot Leigh and 2fth streets
(Union Hl)
The House has 6 rooms. well arranged and conve-
nienr, together with a kitchen, &C., upon the pre-
misses.
The Lot fronts on Leigh street as feet, aud runs
back 265 feet to alley. The property Is we'll oca-
ted and retired, and Is in the immediate neighbor
hood of the Methodist and Baptist Churches.
Terms: 0ne-fourth cash. the balance at 8, IL and
IS months for notes with interest added and secured
BY trust deed. WIN SALMON. :
JAS NJ TAYLOR 4 SON. Aucts. auZ
VAI LIABLE FARM In GOOCHLAND
COUNTY FOR SALE At AUCTION.-wiI
be sold, upon the premises, on WEDN ESDAr, Sep
tember Is, commencing at ~ O'Clock, NJ, valuable
Farm in the county Of Goochland, IA miles from
James River and 8 miles from the Court House, and
adjoining the lands of Thos Deane Bennett Clarke
and othetn The Farm contains +ze1z acres, one-half
of which u cleared and in fine state Of cultivation
the other is heavily tmbered. The neighborhood Is
good and remarkably healthy. The improvements
consist Of comfortable dwelling, kitchen, negro
cabins barns, stable, &C., together with orchard
and supply Of watrr on the premises
Mr. John B. Carter. living on the place, will show
the land to any one wishing 10 view the same. The
purchaser can have the privilege Of seeding
OF wheat this fall and possession on the LIST of Janua
ry next.
months for notes, with interest added, and secured
By lrrst deed. JAS N TAYLOR SON.
an Id-MWARtltstdtds Auetioneers.
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VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON
FRANKLIN. BETWEEN 18th AND 10Th
STREETS FOR SALE BY AUCTION win be
sold upon the premises. on THURSDAY. the 9TH day
Of september. commencing a, ~ o'clock. N, the
excellent Brick Tenement, located a. above, new in
the occupancy OF Mr. Ford. The house has ten
rooms besides kitchen. &C., and rents Tor $3.50
per snnum The lot fronts on Franklin street 70
feet & inches, and runs back 1855 feet.
TEkMs-One-fOurth casb; the balance at O, IL and
lS months for negotiable notes, with interest added,
and secured by trust deed
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= I. PENULETUN'S MALE SCHOOL,
-. 9Th STREET, BETW ZEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN.
The 4th session of this School will commence on
MONDAY the 10Th September.
Every eXertion will be used to make the School
pleasant and thorough
Terms from $50 to 500, payable in advance semi
annually. No deduction made in case of dismissal,
or Tor any cause except protracted sickness.
REFEBENCES-Col.F +. Smith, Supt.V NJ / ;Capt
Q. Dimmock. Public Guard; MIR. j. il. Morton Cash
Ter Bank Commonwealth; Mr.. r. HI. DibbreiI; Mr.
VIM Strother, Cashier Exchange Bank; MIR q
w, Smith; Gen. W. II. Richar dson; Mr.. Charles B.
Williams. Secretary State Agricultural Society.
Il-lmE
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Office r, F & P r R Oomp'y,l
Richmond. Aug. u. lS5S
NAVASSA GUANO-THE RICHEST
I tpHOSPUAC IGGuANQ IMpARTEQ -Yonr OF

~ . -
NAVASSA GUANO-THE RICHEST
AsPHOsPHATICGUANO IMPoRrYD.-Your at
tention is respectfully invited to the annexed Anal
ysis and Reports on the Guano offered by me, and
especially to tn fact therein shown that contains
IN given bulk a greater amount of phosphs tes
than IS found in any other manure natural or arti
icial yet offered to the public Phosphoric acid is
now admitted by the best agricu tural authorities
to be the thing above al others necessary to be
returned TO the SOIL to enable it to produce An un
tailingly good crop without permanently impairne
its general fertility: in this duauo we have it pre-
scented in the form best adapted for such purpose
:. AS , have only limited quantity of this Guano
lot sale here this season, am anxious to have SOM
Of it tried in every district and also that such as
try 1t may favor me. through my agents, with tn
earliest information as to bow far it has practically
borne out thu anticipatiops OF those who have sci
entifically examined its constituents with a view
TO enable me and my district agents to make carly
arrangements for adequat- supply for the follow
ing year. Owing TO the raridly diminishing sup
ply OF Guano from the Chiocha Islands its yearly
advancing price. and the exhaustive effects prou,i
ced by its too frequent application to the land from
its possessing too much ammonia in proportion to
its phosphates Navassa Guano excels it in practical
Use. aud especially to the farmer as permanently
improving to the land. which might yearly receive
pilates than the crop would deprive It of
All local merchants and dealers required to
give guarantee on purchasing that they will sell
it to consumers genuine, as received.
Very respectfully. Wa MURDOCH.
nS- See following analysis.
No 2e EXCHANGE BUILDING.
BALTIC. April attn, 1858 J
r. n. Cooper.
The sample was found upon analysis to be COM
posed as follows:
Bone Phosphate of Lime. 70
Containing of phosphcric Acid.............3So 81
Fluoride of 254
Carbonate of 81
Per OXLe of Iron and some Alan o.
Water xC.....,...... ..,. IS
100.
The extraordinarily high percentage of Phosphate
of Lime above stated, recommends this article at
once as q superior phosphate manure especially al
the present time when the want of the better quail
tiles of Phosphate Guanos is most seriously felt
The presence of Fluoride of Calcium lie of slight
Importance. This substance serves as direct nu
triment to plants and subsequently. enters the
composition of the bones aud teeth of animals.
CHAS. BICKELL, Phi. d.
Bone Phos. of Lime
Jas r. Chiffon NJ D. New York ........-........s3TS
For sale by
Ell SKINNER Il co, do
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n L. C. SALTER'S
W ENGLISH, CLASSICAL,
AND MATHENAT IGAI. SCHOOL EnR pnVC

ON CLAY STREET, NEAR THE cuRNER OF SECOND
the sixth session of this school will commence on
MONDAY, the 2Uth September next and close the
18th of July following.
The course of instruction embraces the Latin,
Greek, ana French languages. Mathematics, and the
various branches Of q thorough English education.
pains to promote the improvement and best inter.
ests of those intrusted to his care; their moral
less than to their intellectual training he will de-
vote himself with untiring assiduity.
TERMS
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By Hert"s Davis. Auct.

NO. HOUSE 49, AR.-I will sell.
~ on THURSDAY next, the 9ud Of September. 4
No. House painter. He has served rcgular ap.
prenticeehip at the business. with onA Of che beet
painters 10 the cityis about "a years old very me.
iy He Is insured for i've Years from January 1857
su 81 HECTOR DAVE Xnct
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Sale conducted by GoDprN 4 ApS1RsoN, Aucts.
Sc 2-dtd
GALE OF HORSES, WAGONS. FARM.

GALE OF HORSES, WAGONS, FARM
!. ING IMPLEMENTS CROPS, SALE AND HI
RING OF SOME VALUALE SLAVES. kc-Hayjnr
sold my farm, Scalled "kitchies" on the canal two
miles west Of Richmond shall sell at auction. on
all the persona and perishable estate thereon con-
sisfing of the following, viz: most valuable savee
consistiug Of farm hands and house servants Also.
to be hired out for the balance ofthe year. excel
lent farm hands: Also will be Sid several horses
All the wagons, farming implements, crops, &C. con-
sistinR OF an excellent assortment.
yERMs.-For the perishable estate, all sums under
$50, cash; ever that amonut months credit for an
be sold for cash CHAS n ALLEN
Sale BY GOpnIN ARprRanN ar, al