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kVFl1 UOLLAh6-l n 6lNGER Z
4 CO.'S CELEBRATED NATIONAL DEWIN0
MACH!Nk6-ORYlc1 2l1 MAIn exHln4, knnuono.
VA-We would most respectfully tnyiks I'll . 81
and examine ou- new suck Of Family. PlAataaAo9
and Leeiher Machines which for durahtlisy 81
beauty OF hnish. cannot b surpassed By any. Cur
Machines are % constructed. that By tho .masiaj
changes they are made - sew, hem. gatAe9 ard
ssissh from the co.rssss cotton baf % hsavy
leather, TO the finest silk, satin o. lAce. a. any
description. without trouble: The simple ooa-
structon, ease Of management and eaving Of tina.
the Machine Invaluable, ard warranted =
give perfect satiesacticn 70 slls@ Our new 1amslY
Rrsttest and best IN use; - p: up g koes!eed.
work-roon. Our agent, being : ,nne naSMillst, =
prepared TO repair Machines and 70 Gys Az the In
Machines with ali case. LADIES' VIII b ins1s NOTED
At their reedences also, seryAnts fdeaired, fes d
charge. We invite d; t. cali and examine, whsss
all possible attention win be paid BY our lady vpsr-
stors and Agent to give explanations. whether tAv
SILK, Thread and Cotton. Of all ooIors and dsscrip
aons Needles; Gauges for tuckiug end bindiEg.
No charge for shipping. Circulars win be sent q
ell or application By mali or otherwise.
Stitching and Quilting Of every dsssxiDt1on. q
Cloth or Leather. ~.
an x-ly 6IN0HH y 90,
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ExposuHHoY erlRirr AIIsN.-Dr. Hatch, the spir
itualist and husband Of Mrs. Cora v. Hatch, thu
sdium, 10 ont In letter declaring spritualtsm, IA
i moral, social and religious bsarings, 20 b de-
moralizing. He promises to s.sxposs the damnips
practices Of ~ bslfeves ts delusiye theories and
10 prostitution and libertiaiem."
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VALUABLE JOB PRINTING OFFICE

FOR eALH.-I offer Tor salo upon the most r.
vorabe terms, the Joo Priptiag O6lee bsIcDsinS "a
the late John Nowlau. with all tbs Tyres. Presses
Fixtures and other materials pertaining 10 tho name
with the good Nfll Of the establishDent This once
mend, and generally shroughoat Virginia. thst IN
extsnded notice Ia newsDNYsvs would scarcely 9
necessary There are amongst the Axticles, %
Hand Pr1sses Proaf Presses and Tyre of ell ssea.
fancy and plain; 0alits.. q. This ollcs nas a2ns
6 the ds~sh Of Mr.. Nowlan. an sxcellsat 0ode-
Persons Wthhiug tO purchase. VIII l1saee esnnnsee
the cflcs, AnA eddre1e sNoulan'S Job 49, -
mond. ve lpe the subergsber e1 Heter.n1re1 "a
ALDXAND1k pOnMAM
Adrsinisfr11or a. John Now1aos
Do l6-6t teeeeeeas.s yS.s-
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mS- EASE. GaAcs, BsAurr AND Con

REcTsfss are combined In tho PaeroonApgs and
AnBRQrfrEs executed at the large Photograph and
Fine Art Galleries Of MfNNIS, Ie7 Main street. op-
posfte the Postofhce. aud Sycamore street, Peters,
burg, Va.
Base and grace in position. beauty In finish, and
correctness In portraiture.
Tnose who wish TO obtain something really fine in
the way OF Likeness either in Ambtotyp pc or Pho
ogrsph plain, In India ink water colors oil coiors
or Pastiie Of any sze Up 70 che size Of life
spectfualy s0lic cd 70 visit his Galleries and oxal-
fDe his various styles OF Portrsitures
Galleries always open and free to VISITORS whether
. tkeyGcSirs work executed or not. sa9
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fr DR. john B WALrHALL, (Homoo
psthis. Offers his pro essional services to the cit
sens Of Richmond anf Its vicinity. Office at his rc
ddeaca, on Leigh str ct, two dOoSs from 9Th.
IA
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rfF FFRBoH LExcHss.-I have juEt re-
oeiyed, by Adams Express, q fresh lot Of swedish
LEECHEs. which Will Do applied upon most reason.
abic terms.
r. P.s.-Cuppfng and Leeohing promptly attended
Dressing Room under the Americsn Hotel, and at
night on 9Th street, French Garden HUI.
my 2y-ts X. q. H0b3CN
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80 6E0HGA 3. STBll, Dentiss, Ofnss
end residence, No 81. on hain between sth and 9Th
osS0eeS- h1chmond " nv 1--l.
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SOME MORE MOUNT vERNoN-Mrs Sigourney and
Mrs. Senator Dixon propose to get up series OF
tabieaux at Hartford, Conn, representing scenes
in the life Of Washington, beginning With his
tree in which the children could take part lit will
be for a Christmas entertainneDt,) with other
scenes from his youth. Proceeding on to more rc.
mantle and affairs, they will present
his wooing of the fair widow Curtis, while bis
steed stood waiting at the gate. His wedding and
his court, and Lady Washinzton's court, would
make s.me stately scenes. The receipts will be
given to the Mount Vernon Association
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MILL. -

The subscriber has completed hte now mn ~
Of shockss creek. with enlarged and coDRlAss me-
chinery. suf!icient 10 s1pDiy any demand FOR the
He y now -pretared 70 supply srdsTs for PUR1
GROUND p AsTkK. pulyerised 70 .. degree thst
ecannes be su!passsd. from hsavy stnra ofsuperi1
with . full knowledge that great 1snl a Lumy
Plaster !. entirely worthless TO the hrn<r.l. end
sness. with the Close att ption ind sdy given it
VIII snabie him to snpiY ths demand from shie s1A
adjoining bates. With shis valuable bstiser n ID
With fall determloNetOu 20 anu1oln the eStab-
Eshed repu txtiou Of hi brand for Fsa1fY AND I1en-
pEss he respectfully soaictss orders.
JOHN r Cl,AIDOkMD
no1Q-fyAA Nol pnarl atroaA
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R~~ NcvsaBER 10Th, 1858.

ELEGANT VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKs AND
RAeL. .NS, FURs AND CURTAIN GOODS.
R. PRICE 60. arc adding daily to their
stock
LADIES' FURS, in great variety
VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAkS
BLACK AND COLD CLOTH RAGLASB
CURTAIN GOODS, In Lamask
BROCATELLES, LACE CURTAINS
MUSLIN CURTAINS. &c, &c. -
uo2J TR PRICE 4 CO.
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.sfy d sSs sssth. Scsk . rscssss ~. ~;
e. ::S : e: s.,I, I;sss: ,,.; - = - -
exGS Ss4sfSE s. 81 f.. s-' y41a.
phfdfRRa pffRs b kAprna. 66 ~
So. ffs.ss,:s.ss f.s:s 70. 60. -. ss,,s = ~ 4
Ta2f YB1fifs73l;Tf Bff3T Td& dt&iseeSs 81 rs = Nrs.
1hts nsv nachtns fos OAD1o. M Mm1G nmol
ss:! - Soes e.:
q this sceabldhmsnf 70 ebSsi1 thl6 dsss1ij = 5
soxe - q tas ~ shosssss Iosslols nselee. - e
- <'oss rsasess - SvUssses = - eQWsss -
Printing m eola end snv.s 1sosas, ~ ypsssss
IN this branch Of The buslnsss d DesSsiSoEs -
s.sely o.AILxzs. oe1lszz11os:
pRusPECTU6 On TH1 INDEX 10
MosD Hs.xIf IId A AND 81 slfi.wHtfts.-ii' M 81 i'c Vi
i.sss ~. q M q. = 2. 3...s.y lssS Z. shs q -.
y: :sSHs w :ss 8. 8 S q,
6sSo..s 6 ~ ssss sss I : ~: :: g
K - nav Sssss. % ssssr siSSs.ss ss - -
e. s:l ,ss.! e 81 xsss:as
partEan Of none. and gtthous Dlicit con 1denes Il
any Particular attention viii ~ pAid ~ Ne On.
mercial Department Of Tne fNDxx Its LtseasY
Department. will Be oassusted - ooUpe1eue hanAS.
In every department L vii havs Ne ia ef The
ATTEST psns In the eouth Its my deternafnatfpa =
word, 70 estsblish TEE IRprx q read1bie hm1lY
Journal at the metropolis Of vtGinA sN
TKnns-.eni Weekly paper S<psr annNn. Week.
~ Paper u, invariably In advance.
GREAT ATTRACTION.-NeW Goods
~ for the Holidays.-eCHAPP . 90. hsvs juse
Ieturred from the North with 0eooh Cf ChinA
Glass, Housekeeping and Fancy 0ocds, Toys, e.
fully worth the attention Of II n want q Hsadsns
Goode, at very loW prices. AAsBgst the0-
No l. on ~ ne China Dinner, Tea ana TO1pek 0eto
French C1ine 0Sods Of every description. WY
richly andsd; carefully sslssss1 fcr UAfast1s
Old Dc%inion, britannia and silvsrpiaAsl csGhs
Ksrossne. Kuid ard on Lamps, u nstai aal ss.s
Wooden ware; - WAsh-bcards, Traya Gear lUok.
cts, Pastry Boards, etc
Wh)o~-wxRs1 - Market work and enask Raskso
KNIVES sca Perks. .spcoRs. Ladies, TsstTays
yapanpto and plain Tnware ,ss4.. f.s-snsk
Iro.ch TiDned Iron kettise. esace Pans. ~
shovels and Tongs, Coal Seattsss Rsuesfs =
Loosine -kiasets, of sysry es1e ana areliey
Scrub Busting, Shoe, Whitswnsh and Cloth BrueheD
sats; N short. aIythin. in the hcu.eksspinS lins
kasors and Pocket ktivess brushes, C0nbs.
Psfcmery, Splendid Hair Pins, and thousan6
Toys! Toys'! Fireworks. At .a
de 10 Corner Hrta6 and a strseSa
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NNw JAlL.-It seems to be a settled

Town CLoCK.-When the bell house in
the Capitol Square IL taken down. the people i,
that section OF the city will be at great loss for
put up somewhere in the nsighborbood In look.
ing around, we see no place we'll adapted for
this rs the cupoia on the Mechanics Institute
Hall. There clock, with four diaIs, to be seen
To all directions. could be put up for fsw huua
dred dollars, and might be 90 illuminated as to
give ont the time by night az woll as day. A sen.
tipel might also be stationed in the cupola to give
the alarm Of nre to the frsmen. The Institute,
We are sure, would readily enter into an arrange
ment with the ci y, with the citizeus, to have
the town clock put up; and as ouly q few hum
dred dollars would be necessary to purchase the
time piece, it seems to US that the means could be
raised for this object in a very short time. The
bell honse Is certainly an eye sore to the Capitol
Square, and should be removed but the citizens
ought to have some substitute for it at once,
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0nffIN0 SuBsoRIP rIoHs We are ola
TO dnd that most Of citizens are ready to con-
tribute TO the general fund for parchasipe FAIR
drounds, and that many Of them are wijJiee 10
give the Central Society the selection Of
the location, prssumtog that the most convenient
place viii be chosen, be that East or West Of the
city. Busiuess mes. while their personal prefer
enoes are centered on some particular spot, know
that shey are 70 Be benefited by the Fairs whsrsv-
Or the grounds may be located, and are therefore
unwilling to trammei the Society ty condisionaI
subscriptions. Grounds have bssn oifsred that are
we'll adapted 70 the Societys purposes but 10 some
instances the prices are far too bIeh. The owners
seen 70 have M forgotten tha. the Fairs will greatly
hood, and that BY that enhancement, property
holders would be literally reimbursed, ifthey gave
away all the Central Society needs.
NEw JA1L.-lt seems to be q settled
fact, with many Of our intelligent citizens, that
the City Council during the next year, will be re-
CURED to raise means for building q new jail let
the cost be what II may. The present one Is not
only uusafe and insecure, but is 40 damp aud un-
healthy, that to confas man 10 IL for any length
Of time, is equal to doomipg him to lingering
death. However vile some of the prisoners may
be, aud however serious nsy be the charges
against others, they are all human beings and AZ
such, should not be kept in damp cells and made
to breathe an unhealthy atmosphere Sach trsats
ment 10 not at all calculated to reform them, or
make them think any better Of their race; nor
does II speak wei for the humanity Of those whose
duty It is to keep them secure and, If possible to
lead them back to the paths Of morality aud virtue
from which they have ssrayed., The jail should not
only be IN healthy location, but it should be snf-
hcientIy near the sourthouses to 90 away with the
nesessi'y of4draggipg prisoners through the
streets, aud by exposing them continually to pub
lie gaze. harden them In their vices aud crimes -
We trust the Council will soon select suitable
location and build Jail that will be creditable to
the city.
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~ HoHseN's HAIR CurrIH0, SHAVING
AED sHAhPoolNe SALOON, under tho American Ho.
al-entrance On llth street =. -
N. Blot, Gold and Shower BAfns can be had Al
all hours. Single Bath Is csrts or tickets for one
dollar. "a
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ALL FOR Lovs-John Jones, Of Dsncyville,
Tenn, killed himself lew days ago, because a
coquette in that place had promised her hand Ia
wedlock to two young men, and appointed Thurs.
day, the 10Th instant, whsn 9TH were to be made
happy. Jones died despairing, but a. ardent in
his attachment to the girl az ever.
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~ fARKR P0INDkxrEA,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
uv,, RICHMOND, Va.
VIII practice In the city Of Richmond aud 4. shs
counties OF Chesterfield, Powhatan aud Ansia
- OMce In Lisle's Building. corner Of Main and
i$so Ftreets. % eA-l1m
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TIE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-Au elaborate article
In the November number Of the North British Re
view concludes with the assertiou-"We are not
among the number of those who have any doubt
of the uaI success of the Atantic telegraph" II
the cable has lost its insulation or earth currents
occasionally overpower it's speech, the beliefs still
entertained by the reviewers that science has re-.
sources Sufficient to overcome these difficulties. or
that a rev aud better cable will be submorged.-
The hope 10 express. that the government of
Great Britain and the United States will CO operate
in this work, should private means prove inade-
OCate.
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-. DHBILIrATEp Plasoua

~ BATHS Baths, BATHS Hot,
Jold and shower Baths can be had daily q ali
sours. at the American Hair Cuttins. ehavins Ana
Entrance on llth street
Single Baths Is cepts or tieksfs fov q, ., n
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE. :

~ The Fifth Session will commence October l,S5S
and close the last Fhnrsday in June. 1859.
No material changes in the general plan are
found to be desirable. but it is hoped the perieuce
acquired 10y previous sessions and the additional
tent heis now secured, will give greater facility and
success in carrying out the syetem which has al
Rev MANLY, JR. will retain the position of Pre-
eident. which he has occupied from the beginning
ans VIII devote bis attention exclusively to the in
structon and supervision of the school being freed
from the care OF the boaIdeIs. !
he Boarding department will be entrusted to
Professor CEAS Ii " INsToN and his Lady. in whom
the highest confidence. Professor Winston Ill also
give instruction in Ancient Languages and English
Literature. Heis Master OF Arts OF the University
ct virginia and recently Professor in TransylvEria
University, KY. =
The Trustees are in correspondence with gen-
tleman of deserved reputation. Professor Of Mnth
ematics, whose name will be announced at an early
day.
Ine services Of DIR r A LEWIS as Professor of Nat
ural Sciences, of Miss MARY THOMPSON as instruc-
tor in French. of DR. BUcHLER, teacher of Ger
slstance will be provided for instruction in the Eng
lish branches of the Coll. giate Department, Miss
JANE SrANARD, Mrs ANN MALLORY, Miss MARY
LATHaoP and Miss MARTHA A ToAPKINs will have
charge OF the Preparatory Glasses.
Mr. 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.
TERAs-PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
hali payabe In advance, Oct the remainder Feb 70
French in Preparatory Department ........-..... n
English Tuition in Collegiate Departmant....... 20
Ancient and Modern Languages, each ........... 20
Music on plano OF duitar..... so
Drawing, Needle Work. or Grecian Painting $685.. 20
Board, including everything except washing
al 6-2m r MANLY JR
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HAMPTON ACADEMY.

!nHN BCARY, A N. Principal instructor in An
cient Languages and Mathematics
EDMONDS, N j, Assistant in Mathemat.
les, and instructor in Tactics.
JESSE 8 JONES, A B, Assistant in Ancient Ian
guages.
PH ,LIPPE HEALE. instructor in Modern Lam
eua9es aad Music. -
Miss EMILY A CLEVELAND. Inatructress in
Female Department. -
Board and Tuition in Ancient Languages and
Mathematics 500 per session of ten months COM
meneing, ON the lst Monday in October Lights
extra For catalogue, or further information, ad
dress the Principal. Hampton. Va. au6-im
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Manufactured under own supervision in superior
syls. the prices of which we will guarantee TO BE
LOW gi than the same quality Of goods can be pur
chs, 81 ia the Northern markets
snrst9ck has yer been larger or more command
iug than at present. and We are fully prepared to
ens n our reputation 10 sell any article In the Dry
Goods line, as low similar goods can be bought In
this or any other market in this country to cash
prun, %. customers p2-6t
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Aufsrlo q


a LARGE AND VALUABLE cDLrrr,.
- TIQM OF OIL PAINTINGS IN PLAIN AND
0kMAMnMTAL IRA ME-. IiKN GfEIL Gn6Rx.
WHO'S AND ODCUA rRAMK1, Ac --Ws vii ssIj.
on HEDNEtDAY.t he Sth fustnat at ID O'Clock e
tbs store No. - Main ptfeet recsl IN Sce1psd ~
Me.ers Tugmsn Hull. lazRs collection u rare
ma splendid plain and 0rnamentAl gill fk1me4 ~
a splendid coIlecticn Of Stool snerayfnRs compfi
siu9 the nneee assCFtment offered at auction IN
ALSO.
large stock Of Cocoa fumes, suitable for d.
Eusrreotyps-. ehOtn9raphs, Sc
ninitIcn On TuesoMys the m instant. s.
rsrsons desiroes Of oenenenting their residences
i9 IL g ses e attend this sals - svery arttcls
sss IB COOK CO. Aucss.
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct'r.
r .AnGE SALE or sBAsONBLE DRY

l .hnuE SALE OF HkASONBLE DRY
GOODS AT AUCTION VIII be sold Ct auc
non, st my store. on TUESDAY next. september
I'm eIcng ct 70 cclock. large stock ~ fresh
ana sessonable Dry. Goods. direct from New York,
Surr Black Cloth. Cashmere, Satinettes Tweeds,
T Ts se,ses sna Cashmsts vestines Irish Linens
hroidered Ladies', skirs Cotton Hosisry. SIN neck
hdkfs, sewing SILK, Canton Flannel, Net shirts and
a Tfawefs black Dress silks, very superior. Linen
Tnnns OF sAIE-Ali sums under $50 cash: over
BILE notes. - AIEY Morn
80 .Aucti0neer
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FARM OF l4o ACRES,

ON THE NEW BRIDGE ROAD. 81 MILES
BELOW RICHMOND, FOh SALH At AUCTION
Al the reqrest Of the owner. will sell ct public
auction. on the preniises, on THURSDAY. the 10Th
day Of September. 1883 1t "a O'Clock. y, Il fsir;
located as above, formerly owned and occupied By
Mr. John O 6cddfn There 10 about 100 acfes open
hand in high state Of Improvement. The balance
Of the land Is covered for the most part, wfh wood
and timber. The build nas on the place consis OF
an excellent Dwelling, 10 complete repair. having
paired; and q good Kitchen. The place h healthy.
and the neie hborhoo6 good
TEaMl-0ne-fourth cash, or . satislAct0sily en-
d6rsed note ct months, balance ct !. and pears.
for negotiable notes. interest added, secured By
trust deed. Possession given Immediately.
ss3 GODDsN = APPERSvN .Aucts.
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EDUCED THROUGH
pUvr nm r,rTanozo ~, m,rvr
~ FOR PHILADELPHIA

FOR PHILADELPHIA
49, TWICE A WERK.-The A No. |
SZIxs42W steamship PENNSYLVANIA, Capt
freight on Saturday. and leave ON MONDAY. 9Th
Sept at O'Clock M.
For freight or passage, having superior accommo-
datious. apply to II Z FUTILE, Agent,
Rockets.
Freight through to Boston. via Philadelphia, by
steam at moderate rates and with dispatch, leaving
above and arriving in Boston the following Mon
flay. 3-3t
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CLASSICAL AND MEKCIAL
~ SCHOOL,
On 9th street, between Broa and Marshall.
EDW'D WCONE. Al, pr;nc;nays

h hpE,1 W 5 sMffi 4 4 An. Principals.
Professor EMlON, Instructor 10 French.
This institution will reopen on Monday, the Goth
of September.
the number of scholars received into this school
IL limited that each pupil has the special atten.
ton of the Principals The of instruction in
the primary studies il critical and thorough -aDd
advanced pupils and young men are fitted for bust
hess Or for entering eth, Of the classes in College
Recitationsare conducted with Use of Mathematical
Blocks, Charts. GlObes and various apparatus.
Pupils in Bookkeeping Will receive particular
attention.
Circulars containing further information can be
had at the bookstores of Measrs Price and John
Il Richardson.
One of the Principals can be found at the study
Broad st, ID door from 9Th st. au liam
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~ l.. G. SALTER'S
~. ENGLISH. CLASSICAL,

AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
oSCLAY STREET, NEAR THE CORNER OF SECOND.
The sixth session of this School will commence on
MONDAY, the 1Oth September next. aud close the
18th Of July following.
The course of instruction embraces the Latin,
Greek, ana French languages, Mathematics, aud the
various branches OF y thorough English education.
The Principal pledges himself to spare lie labor or
pains to promote the improvement and best inter
ests OF those intrusted to his cale 70 then moral
no less than to their Intellectual training, he will de
vote himself with untiring assiduity.
TERMS,
SEMI ANNUALLY IN ADVANCE:
For board including washing. $500 90
.......................... 60 o.
For tuition in Latin or Mathematics ......... so %
Fer tuition in higher English branches. 10 30
For tuition in primary English 80 On
For tuition in French. .................... 20 co
aull--dt20S
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TEFFhksON MALE ACADEMY

1EEEkkSUN MALE ACADEMY.
18th. Bgrw. CLAY AND LEIGH sTS CHURCH HILL
The Third Annual Session of this School will com.
nence MONDAY, september 18th, 1855, and close
July 18th, 1853.
MFR. r. w. ROSTER will have charge OF the cIasses
in french, German and higher Mathematics.
TERMS per session, payable one halt lst January
1859, and the remainder at the end of the session.
$30 $40 and $50 according to the studies OF the pu
pill Zach pupil will ALEC be charged 81 for fuel and
all pupils will be charged from the time they are
entered to the eId of the session. except in cases of
protracted sickness. G W PEfHERBRID3E,
au l6-lmx PRINCIPAL
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The extraordinarily high percentage Of Phosphate
Of Lime above stated, recommends this article at
once 80 superior phosphate manure espeeiany =
tiles Of Phosphate Gnsnos e NEST eericusly felt.
The preeence OF Rluoride OF Calcium y Of no slight
importance. This substance servee - dfrect M
triment to plants, aud subsoQueusiy. enters the
composition 81 she bones and teeth M animAl..
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-06
VALUABLE MARKET FARM OF 40
~, ACRES. 2.< MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND.

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Will be sold ct public auction, FRIDAY. the nth
day oil September. Immediately after the sale at
Chestnut Grove 20 acres Of land located near the
the old Deep Run Turnpike. ~ miles from Rich
mond. fronting beautiful thirty feet road lead
ing from the said turnpike to dwelling OF Joseph
sinton Esq. and originally belonged to the Higgen.
botham estate. The land has several beautiful oak
groves upon II. suitable for building. The above
property is admirably situated for msrket garden.
being within thirty minutes ride Of Richmond
About twenty acres Of which will produce tobacco.
without any improvements. The land will be di.
vided into ten acre lots If desired.
TKRxs.-One-third cash; balance In one and two
years for negotiable notes, interest added secured
by atrust deed. O6 TAYLOR.
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