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EDUCATION.
EEMALE SCHOOL.
HENRY ROBINSON

Prnposes to OPEN on The frss MONDAY In
.csooe,; In : ve.y pleasant rom above the syc-
IN which win be thoroughly taught m, nsuai
branches Of English, the Latin and French Ian.
per session Of nine rnonths, will be- reon,ysd he
onehaf II advance, the other az the miidle Of The
ss,son as daughter. who has had several year.
massssI department.. at az additional price Of $40
". acquaintance, Ricamond IN quite limited
but he ,t,crs hir - IT, that an experience in f.
male ttachingin Norfolk and the lower country.
VII ensare The entire satisfaction of those who
pastor Use his Institution He expects to be In Rich
Mo'q the last week 10 this month but In the inte-
RIM he refers for further particulars. to his friend,
he would also refer. most respectfully to the fol-
s ssssS SRsSG e sSsss
PH AYLETT, Esq. NAT D HILL. Eco.
Pr sFS saRnlk t HasT H Il; "a sp ss
DR. R9BT LYME. Arm of Dandridge Hart.
4 ACADEMIC TUTOR.-The Trustees
80, OF Rish9 @,d CoIl'Ss will ele;s an Academic
O'Clock, p u. He will commence his duties on the
lst OF October and he expected to conduct the de-
partment as the best schools ara conducted. The
the College The Trustees guarantee that il shall be
s750. Testimonials should be forwarded TO the cub
scrh,r. wao viii not be able to answer letters OF
'f Sc isys. Ro. RYLANp.
g T. PENDLETON' MALE SCHOOL.
~ 4TH STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN.
The 9Th session of this School will commence on
MONDAY, the 10Th September
Terms from $40 to s6o; pay able in advance semi
annually. No deduction R ade in case Of dismissal,
or for any cause except protracted sickness
EXPERIENCES Gel Ii Smith, Supt 81 ]; Capt
G Dimmock. Publ: Guard: Mr. j B Morton, Cash.
Ter Bank Commonwealth; Mr. r IL Dibrel; Mr. W
7 STROLLER. Cashier Exchange Bank; Mr. g "
smith; General W Rchar tson; Mr. Cha les
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b Ooddln 9 Apperscn.
C,OMMIssIONER'S SAFE on HOUeR

COMMISSIONERS SALE or HOUSE
AND LOT ON CHURCH HfLL--Pursuant 10
Che Az q 5ssssss Il sSs s1s q Hsna
legs W Hundlsy. xc.. /. e commiesiorer therein
, 1snsa sa. ss:ss.d spsa IT, .
the S.a september lsss. q Is O'Clock \ n. 3 Houss
Ma NJ. 5 5as IL aanssI Z q:
Clay and Leigh streets. The LOT fronts thirty shTes
feet on 18th street. aud runs back enc hundred and
en 4 : Comfortable and conmodiOas DWELLING wi LII
The title /. believed to bs GOOD, but .. commits.
TEsNs-une third CASH the hslanc- upon Z credit
Of six AMI twelve months. with interest from The
nego liable notes fsr the deferred payments and tbs
title e be retained until the whole purchase money
sale win Be made at * O'Clock PM.
Sale conducted by oorDis Aprrasos. Xscsa
be sold Hou. and Cos t.s M
cu2spcy OF Mr. Wm; Atkinson: It Is similar to the
TMms1Une-icar. cash. cash: balance At 4 a and ~
months for negotiable notes, interest added and IL
lie till lat so HS5s All HppEssoy A,,
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
81 az n NEAR certain ras
" James dated the zs,h day Of April, ,s5s and OF
Court, shall proceed to sell at public auction, on
the premises on TAU RSDAY, the 30th September
lssS, at 4o'clock. P. NJ the HOUSE and LOT lcca
ted ~ above. now in the occupancy Of said Rufin
TERMS Cash. X. 4. BEDFORD Trustee
sale conducted by GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN. Aucts.
90 10-tds
Wal UA BILE TENEMENT ON TIE
SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN, BETWEEN srH AND
sTH STREErS. FOR SALE 1T AUCTION Will be
sold on TUESDAY. the 2ist September, lS5S, on the
premises, cor. mencns ct ~ O'clock the very desi-
rabe and conveniently arranged Tenement loca ed
as ABOVE, now IN the occupancy Of Mons Prave (who
- about 70 remove to his county seat, on lower
James kiyer) The house has TO rooms, besidee
large Kitchen 1t Is nearly W. and Ii in the most
TERMS liberal, and made known at the hour of
sale. GODDIN APPEkSf1N "
Is Ancts
VALUABLE GARDEN FARM IN HAN.
" OVER COUNTY FDa SALE AT AUCTION.
viii be sold on MONDAY. the 9Th day Of Sep
tember 1873, upon the PREMISES commencing
at y O'clock. NJ the excellent little GAN.
Hanover County, now occupied By the SUBJ
scrlber. who bias just engaged in the transaction oi
business which requires his daily presence In Rich
mond consi 1ersble portion of the soil IL remar
ably quick and peculiarly suited for market garden
ing The location IL one we'll adapted for the resi-
dence of good physician. one such having inst re-
moved from the neighborhood within two miles OF
physician about two years ago Distance from Rich
mood Ga miles.
TERMs-verv accommodating and rade known
at tine hour of sale. EC HOWARD.
sale conducted by GoDDIS AprERsoN, Aucts.
Sc l5-tds.
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GaRDEN FARM
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL AND
L AND PERSON AL PROPERTY IN THE CO
OE HENRICO ONE AND HALF MILES REL CIV

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL AND
L AND PERSON AL PROPERTY IN THE CO
OFHEHRICO, ONE AND A HALF MILES BELOW
RICHMOND by virtue of deed ef trust, execu
tel BY John White 10 the Subscriber OF record in
the Clerks Office of HenrcO County Court to secure
to David Baker, Jr.. certain sum Of money sreci-
fed In said deed, having been requested by the ben
ehciary will proceed to SELL at public auction, on
FRIDAY, the oath Sspi ember, 1888 com mencinx at
oclock the following Real and Personal Property
to wit:
A beautiful Cottage Farm one and half miles be-
low Richmond, called Zssuus Range. situAte in
beautiful Cak Grove. on Marion Hill, on the O.borne
Turnpike. containg twenty-five acres, nij lining the
lands of Robert Still. s q Landrum and others The
soil is of the finest quality, aud has been very high
ly improved; has been cultivated as market gar
den for several years past, and is now producing
heavy crops of grain and vegetables. There ia
spiendid bold spring OF Geld pure water the
build pgs.
The improvements are nearly new. having been
all erected the past two years and consist of b.
tifui Cottage Dwelling, containing seven rooms
built in the most modern STYLE kitchen, sts bes &c ,
we'll adapted as a suburban residence for q gsnteei
family.
THE TERMS of the deed require cash sale. but
arrangements can be made, if desired for 9 long
creait on much the portion of the purchase
money.
Immediately after the sale of the land will be sold
for cash. all the Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Consisting of the usual variety, together with all
the Agricuitaral implements. Wagon Cart, Harness,
&C. FRASSER, trustee.
Sale By GcDpIS APPEasoN, Aucts sel3-tds
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BY Henry ". Quarles, Aues.,
No.lSa Main afraof

WILL recommence my Nl0HT SALk0
1 on THIS Thursday EVENING, ccmmencinG
at 81 O'Clock. The attention Of the public y Nd
respectfully called to my ine assortment Of JEW.
ELRY. &C. Ny Goods are direct from the manulho.
turers, and will be sold without reserve.
jy Is HENY W QUARLEe. Auo1.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
~ RICHMOND, VA.-The ninth aession of this Tn.
stituton will commence the first MONDAY in
October next.
For Catalogues, giving information as to terms
boarding department course IF study &C.. with full
LIST Of patrons to which especial attention is called
apply to D LEE POWELL,
LIZ A-dtlOthO PRINCIPAL.
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EDUCATION.
MILITARY INsTITUTT.

on Monday, 9Th Of September kur Catalogues ap-
ply TO CHARLE5 II LIGHTFOUT.
Culpeper.C n, Va,
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g T. PENDLETON' MALE SCHOOL.
-. 4rH STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND
st. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY, RICH
~ MnNn

NJ. JUoEf Ii . ACADEM1, Il ! y IL =
- M0ND, VA
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
TINS lstltutioD will resume studit on the FIRST
MONDAY OF September. Boarders for board aud
tuition and use of bed and bedding also for washing
ana mending, pay per annum $3.50. to be paid semi.
annually, in advance Day Scholars, according to
the branches they study pay from - to s. per quar-
ter, IN advance r fsrther parti5 ulars apply at
the Academy 4'h and Marshall SITS. or 10 The 1T Rev
McGtLL, Bishop of Richmond se3-d&cwts
Mrs. PELLETS eCHOOL.-Then next
IVA ssion will commence on MONDAY. Oct. 4tb.
and continue n'ne months. A class of pupils under
ten years of will be received at $50 the session
French Teacher. Mr.. EMIoN
For further information and the terms apply at
her residence, on Broad street, between 10th aui
18th. au 3I-2m
MRS BENEFITS SCHOOL FOR
IVA BOTS-9th street. between Grace and Frank
lin-will re op al en- MONDAY. ith October The
number Of pupils is limited TO tU enty-five.
Applications may be made TO her at Mr. James II
Gardrer's, on Broad street, near the Monumental
church.
TERMS, PER SESSION:
10 years OF age aud over .S30en
Under 10 years $500
I-tDS$
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STEAMER BELVIDEj

STEAMEK BELVIUEKE,
EsrsESEiS7sFDR BALTIMORE-Freisht receiv.
ed to-day IFnIDAY) and MP to the hour of O'Clock
P. N SATURDAY, 18th inst, unless q suficiency
be received prior to that hour.
CoDsignees are requested to send for their goods
to-day.
Freight for Boston forwarded directly on, at mo-
derate rates, and with expedition
&c lI-2t LUDLAA 4 WATSON.
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INSTRUCTORS.

Siyie '' " c1xSIES ! EIaHTsSSOiT =
Culpeper. @ H.. Va.
INSTRUCTORS.
CHARLES LI0IITroOT. " NJ I. sup,t and In
structor In Mathematics &c
GILLESPIE. University of Virginia, Ancient
D i dRoux. College dc o. arlemasne, Paris. Mod.
Tsss. Instructor. win be aided ,, compesen. 4.
eistan,s. De lin
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICIAN
- SCHOOL. corner Of 9th and Clay streets.-This
School opens the first MONDAY in October.
TERMS:
t}uydbe SENT annually, IN ddrdnce.)
Senior Class-Advanced Classics and Ma.he-
$50 90
Junior Class-Rudiments Of the Classics, with
the higher English Branches 80 %
U*ual English ........... 20 60
Primary Department. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, 20 90
an a-m KsdER MARTIN. :"
SCHOOL FOR BOYS IN SPRING
- FIELD HALL, CHURCH HILL The under
signed will open School for Boys in the above hall
on Wedne sday, septembsr LIST, 1858, in which will
be thoroughly taught the usual. English branches.
1atnematics, and the Latin language and lite
rature.
Having had seren years experience in teaching.
be hopes by strict attention to his duties to merit
and receive the public patronage.
au Is : I'm. JSo N wINFREE
DHlLIP B STANAkD will resume the
L duties Of his CLASSICAL AND MATHEMA.
TICAL SCHOOL. On the 9th day Of eeptember
next in his rooms, Of 5lh and Clay streets.
TERYs:
Payable semiannually in advance)
English branches. including Mathematical
Course to Surveying $40 90
Including the higher Branches of Analytical
or Descriptive Geome ~, Shades, Shadows
and Per, pective OF Calcuius........... ... 50 90
English and Latin 50 90
Epgh, Latin and 4reek 60 on
French. Extra 20 90
p. d. can be seen at the residence 4 Mr.. John
@. Stanard corner of 18th and Clay street.
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FO r PHILADELPHIA
E1K TWICE wEEK.-The No. /
kheea&R steamship VIRGINIA. Captain J. R.
UapKeiley, Is now ready to receive
freight, and will leave ON MONDAY. Sept. 10th. at
IL O'clock, VI.
For freight or passage. having superior accommo-
dations. apply to II FUTILE, Agent,
81 l7-3t Rockets.
Freight through to Boston. via Philadelphia by
steam. ct moderate rates and with Dispatch. leaving
~ above and arriving in Boston on the following
Monday
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eenent OF young ladies WHO nave ieit scnoo. - well
as for those pursuns the higher acsdemical course
Circulars containing full particulars, may be had
~ --'euA'e '''''M MAS ). W. PEaRAM.
ne l7-d&cwts Linden Square
CHESAPEAKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
~ HAMPTON, VA. Rev. CHAs A RAYMOND,
President. As listed By corps Of competent Pro
fessors and several Female Assistants
first MONDAY 10 October ard close in July follow
ing. students will lie received at any time No de-
ain weeks after the CONNER cement OF tbs session
After entering. there will be no deduction for ab
sence except in case. Of protected iinsss All stu
ses. except at the discretion OF the Beard OF Trus.
EXPENSES For Q full session. payable one-haK at
the commencement, the remainder at the expra-
ton Of the first half Of the session; In he AGA
SPECIAL Course. including Ancient Languages and
Optional Courss~ior which the charges are extra
Music, (instrumeutal) per session 50
Modern Languages. each per session.....r 20
Drawing per session.. n
Coptingt mt fund iLclniing use Of piano. school
Beard, Per session. including washing fuel and
PUPILS purchase for cash their own books. s.s
tionery, sheet music: dc, &C, and pay two dollars
Vocal music classes at the charge of the teacher
It will thus be seen that the whole expense for a
pupil in the Collegiate or Academic Department
without music or Optional studies, but including
board and all conting sncies, is per year $2l2.
u expenses in music department are added S2e2
daughters free of tuition in the Cole giate and Aca
demic Departments
For further information address the President or
se7-dim WIN II VAUGHAN. M D, Sec'y.
DROP. CHRISTIANS SCH OIL
Portable rooms on Main stre et between 2Dd and Bird
will reopen his School on the LIST of October
His grounds ara largo and shady. afsordipg ample
room for the boys to play without going into the
street.
His course Of instruction will be thorough and
complete, p1e4aElDg young men for the advanced
by Mr.. Calyo, and French by Prof Emion
lerms per session $69 HI
s. s-20ts ms j CHRISTIAN. "
THE EXERCISES OF MR. STUART'S
l. CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICIAN SCHOOL
will be resumed Monday, Oct. 4th, corner Clay and
9th streets.
English, Latin and Mathematics.......$@ On
Greek, 10 90
Modern Languages. each..-................. 70 ~
The Principal has had an experience rs instructor
of youth of EIGHT years. three of which We're spent
as the assistant in mathemat at the Virginia Mil
Ancient Languages, &c. by a Master of Arts of The
University, who brings with him testimonials of the
highest character from the Faculty.
REFERENCES:
Faculty Of the State Military Institute Lexing.
ton, Va Messrs Jno N Patton, P X G. haitian, q a
Myers, Thos X Price and Geo d Fisher, Capt G Dim.
mock and Drs Jas Bolton and Beverly Il Wexford.
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an WEDNESDAY. tie Isf eeptember.
~ the dnties Of Miss AkHERsONse febnol all.
be resumed % her residence, on ssh. second door
nom Franklin street - au 2s-tishOs
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aHIPPINo.

6RZI.A FOR IYNCHBURG-TO
- ~ LEAVE SATURDAY The Canal
Boat OLIVIA, will leave as above For freight, APP
ply tn VIM cox,
se l7-2k At the Shed Dock street
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THE EIGHTH SESSION of Miss TAZE.

TSHE EIGHTH SESSION of Miss TAZE-
WELLS SCHOOL will commence on the list
day of October and close on thu let Of July
TERMS FIR Board, entire Session ....... S2Ga 90
Primary Branches, do do 81 (a2
Higher English Branches.... 40 90
Languages, each ...... 20 90
Music and Drawing, Professors Fees
All other essential information will be convened
through circulars. which be obtained on apsli.
cation to Miss fAZEWE ELL. Grace street, between
lth and Sth. jy 28-3m
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VERY NEAT AND EXCELLENTLY
BUILT RESIDENCE ON THE SOUTHWEST
CORN Err vF MARSHALL aND MONROE eTS.
FOR SALE AT AUCTiO N.- Will he sold on To ES-
DAY AFTERNOON, the 21st September, 1858, on
the premises. commencing at 5 O'clock, the very
desirable residence located as above now in the
oupauy Of VIM Wright The lot fronts 80 feet.
runs back 50 eet to alley 20 feet wide; also large
brick kitchen The house has seven rooms, bf sides
front ami eide porticos and is not only remarkably
well built but is in the most perfect order having
been recently painted The neighboihood il an ex
Gel ent one.
Terms -One-ffth cash; balance at L. 8 IL and rs
months for eZotiable notes. interest added secured
by q trust deed or title retained
GODDIN & APpEsSON,
81 I7-tds Auctioneers.
p. a.-The foregoing property can be bought phi
vately. if desired before tie day Of SALE g. A.
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Il w. ROSTERS SCHOOL roR YOUNG
Il. LADIES will reopen on MONDAY, 4th tsc,o-
Der. at the same place and on the same plan and
terms those Of last year.
Mr.. RS class at Mr.. Petherbridge's School will
not in any way interfere with Mr. RS hours il his
School an p3--imx
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From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 1st.-The Sen
ate in executive session to-day confirmed
a large number of appointments made
during the recess of Congress.
DIR. VIM. Jones has been nominated as
postmaster of Washington, in place of
Mr.. Berrett, whose commission has ex-
PRED.
The nomination Of Mr.. Cook, post
master of Chicago, was warmly debated
for two hours. Tho discussion involved
questions concerning his neral integrity.
Pending the question on the nomina-
tion, an adjournment took place.
George, Ashmun WAS before the tariff i'll
vestigating committee this morning. Ac-
eording to all accounts, he said he knew
nothing whatever concerning the matter
about which he was intcrrogated.
The Matteson investigating committee
hold theil first meeting on Wednesday.
General Whitfield, in letter received
here to-day, says that Lanes party has
served upon him notice to quit, threat
sning that unless he do SO they will as-
&assinate him. He has sent his family
out of Kansas, but ho is resolved to re-
main. He says that house burning and
murders are frequent. In the county OPP
posite st. Joseph, Mo-, Mr. For,nan
and his family have been driven out, and
several persons have been killed. Also. in
the county above, similar outragos have
been perpetrated.
Prominent Democratic members OF
Congress have calculated that the Kansas
and Minnesota bill combined will pass
the Senate by six or eight, and the House
by about fifteen majority.
Samuel Medary, postmaster at Columbus.
Ohio, is among those confirmed by the
Senate to-day.
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L A T EST VS..
Thirty-Fifth Congress.

WAsHISGToN, March 2.-Housr.-
The House resumed the consideration of
the bill regulating the pay and number
of the employees of the House. An UNI
interesting discussion ensued which oc-
cupied some time.
SESATE.-Ihe Senate passed the House
bill making appropriations to fulfil the
Sound dues stipulatlons.
MIR. Seward presented a bill amending
the act of March Sd, 1865, regulating tho
carriage of steamship and other passcn-
gers; referred.
Mr.. Evans introduced bill, amending
the patent laws.
Mr. Houston introduced bill provid-
ing for the organization of regiment Of
mounted volunteers, for the protection of
the Texas frontiers. Also authorizing the
President to raise four additional rcgi-
ments of volunteers.
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communication directe entire J
Norfolk ct la France.

N resultat des communications CONNER
~ ciaes au point d'etre estabIis entire &c
port ct ceux de la France, seroitd' augmenter
iniiniment futlite' de scavoir leur language.
AUX hommcS, don't les affaires ineneront une
correspondence, ccttcconnoissanced evientune
neccssitc, tandis que dams la socicte respecta-
bic, lie va.cur ct Favantage de Get accoirplis
sement seront plus que jamais estimes.
lac sous sjgne, ayant REIMBURSEMENT OBJ
t'nu plus de facilities que lordinairc pour 50
METRE en- ctat de S'annoncer CONNIE precep-
teur en- Francois otfre respccteuse1nent ses
services a la disposition DIES Mcssieurs ct DIES
DANES des deux vilos de Norfolk ct Port
smouth pour les instruire dams la belle Ian
que. Aux danes chez cux, ct aux Messicurs
dams son Office No. 50. Il. M.in street
CHARLES SAMUEL.
2f MO Faviier
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Metallic BurfaiCases.

sALUSBU RV is the only Agent
aAe for Norfolk. and thesurroundng coun-
try, for Fisks .HETALLICGASES, ~~,sr-z1,e>
which are now so universally used, s4sss4asJ1s9
and which so prominently recommend them
selves, as superior to any other Coffin now
used. have also the best IIearse and Car
rlages always ready to attend funerals at the
shortest notice. j.. SALISBURY,
lie Is Nos. 81, & 60, Main street
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EHHE commercial intercourse to be estab-
u lished between the Port of Norfolk and
the coast OF France. renders an acquaintance
with the language of that country, not only
necessity for those whose business may be
thus directed, but enhances its value as a So
cial accomplishment both to Ladies and Gen
tlemen. The undersigned having possessed
peculiar facilities in qualifying himself for
that capacity. respectfully offers his services
to the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Norfolk and
Portsmouth as French Precepter; to the
Ladies at their residences--to Gentlemen at
his Office at Mrs. Freeman's Boarding house
No. SO, +. Main street.
Schools attended both for classes of French
and Book Keeping on moderate terms.
Merchants and Others requiring temporary
assistance in arranging their books, making
up accounts &c, will do well to apply to him
before his time is fully occupied. A thorough
knowledge of the French and sufficient &C
quaintance with the German and Spanish
languages to keep mercantile accounts in
them if required, may render his services
useful to those engaged in the foreign eonti-
mental trade.
fe 20 CHARLES SAMITET.
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Auction Sales,
JeweIry, Fancy Goods &c.
AT AUCTION

At AUCTION.
COMMENCING this evening and cont n.
" uing every evening this week at No. 81
Crawford street. we shall sell large assert
ment of fine JEH'ELRY. We name Gold
stone, Cameo, enam,licd and pain Gold
Sets, Cuff Pins, finger Rings, and Gents
Breast Pins, Studs and Sieve Buttons. to-
gether with fire IS Karat Gases Lever Wat
ches, and Silver do. Also, large variety
fancy goods, Cigars, Jndia Rubber Overshocs,
&c. e. A. BENTON, Auct'r.
No. 81, Crawford street.
Portso,eath, Ftj. l5-lm
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE,

WE are just In receipt Of a lot of very n
w desirable goods which we think -
we can offer as a great inducement to
purchasers, on account. of remarkable low
price, for which We offer them; they are such
as Ladies Kid Congress Boots, Ladies Noroe-
co Boots, with and without heel, any quanti-
ty of Misses Morocco Boots, and as nice as
can be had in the city. A superior quality
OF Gents Cater Tops, remarkably low price.
Besides every other article of Ladies, Gents
and Misses goods in our line, which are neat
and serviceable. Our store is small, but we
have the goods, give us call and prove it.
at No. So, Church street.
We have small lot of Children's Caters,
very pretty article, which we will sell low.
ia rs WILKINS & co.
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Auction Sales.
BY Jas. G.. Pollard, Auct.

PROPERTY ATTN ECTIO N-TWO
HOUSES AND LOTS ON BTTE
STREET..
WILL BE SOLD, without reserve, to the
w highest bidder, at public auction,
MONDAY, March the Sth, on the premises,
at l2@ O'Clock.
The two houses and lots, situated on the
South side CT Butte street, nearly opposite
James street, Nos. 80 and Al. They are both
comfortable good houses. For further pan
ticulars enquire of the Auctionecr.
ma JAS. &. POLLARD, Auct'r.
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New York Markets.

NEw YORK, March 2.-Fiour-Tte
rna}ket to-day was duli--wish sales Of g.
900 barrels at $4.25a4 80 for Common
TO Good State; Ohio $4.85a5.00 Southern
$4.65a4.05.
Wheat-The market to-day is firm
Southern white 140a145 cents; and l25
cents for red Chicago Spring at 100
cents,
Corl-Thc market is heavy sales Of
Is 900 bushcls-Southeru whiteat G1a6o
cents, and 66a68 cents for do. yellow.
Pork-rhe market to-day Is heavy;
with sales of Mess at .S1G.35a16.50 aud
Prime 1925.
Boef-1iie market i. quiet; sales OF
Re-packcd Chicago at $1l00al300.
I1ard--IJ firm; sales at o!a9B cent5.
Whsky-The market is tir.2-salcs
today Of Ohio az 22l cents.