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~ STU ne And -hanAWay from
the employ of the Richmond and Danville
y Railroad Company about the LIST OF April,
negro man named " II LIAM RAN but this
wear ne went by toe name of WI HASTINGS He
Is about forty years OF feet or inches high
nurs in the right leg he was purchased the fret
of this year of X Rollins. of fredericksburg and
by Mr. Rollins of VIM q Pratt, near Frederick sburg
William since away has been seen about fredericEs
burg and near VIM = traits and Thos Pratts where
he has chilIren living He is well known there. He
has also bean seen shout Richmond. He has life
at MIR Anderson's factory, on the Basin
Dir Powers hired him last 10 make mortar. He
also calls himself white washer and plasterer.
Twill give tbs above reward of 500 if taken ont
Of the state or $50 II taken IL Richmond. any OF
the surr uuiing counties. and confined 10 tali, So
that NAV get him. SAA'L HASTINGS.
an 95-tits
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II r. BASS ENGLISH AND CLAS,
i SICAL sCHOOL-The 9Th session of my
school will commence on the I'd MONDAY, In Sep
tember, at my residence, on Fran kiln and 4th
streets, below Laidley kobinson's Apothecary.-
The tuition payable quarterly as usual.
For the Classical $50 90
For the English do ........,. ............. 80 90
Ps.-Persons desiring to enter scholars will please
call on at my residence. r BASS.
au 5-dim$
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NOYNER'S WHITE AND BLACK
" SILL puIIR 4 ~

" SULPHUR AND CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.
This avorite resort for pleasure and health will be
opened for the accommodation of visitors the lsT OF
JUNE. 1t is situated on the line and in full view of
the Va. and Tenn Railroad about half mile from
Bonsack's Depot, Va, at which Depot al Omnibus
OF the cars, to convey visitors and their baggage to
the Springs.
Important improvements have been made since
last season.
A telegraph Office has been established, which af
fords convenient and instantaneous communication
with all parts of the country.
Another WHITE SULPHUR-stronger, holder,
and superior Chal ybeate Spring have been discov-
cred and improved since the last that the
at the place are uneqalled by any other place
known to the public. The similarity of the White
sulphur to justly and farfamed Greenbrer W hte
Sulphur is strikin as to be at once recognised by
all who have used both of the waters.
These White and bla5k Sulphur waters have eff
fected numerous cures. The White Sulphur in
aggravated OF Dyspepsia serious affections of
the Liver, Kidneys and Bladder. General Debility,
and especially diseases OF the Nervous System, ard
those diseases peculiar to Females. The Black Sui
phur in all kinds of diseases of the Skin, aRgravat
cd of letter and other eruptons of the skino
great numbers and oflong standing, seventy having
been entirely cured
The accommodations are equal to any to be found
in the mountains OF Virginia, and the table and at
tendance of the most satisfactory character-as to
all which we beg to refer to the large number OF
persons who have heretofore visited the place.
AH-A BILLIARD SALOON, TEN PIN ALLEY,
and other ADJUSTMENTS afford pleasant aid healthy
recreati n. II DAVIDGE's celebrated BAN Dfrom
J. A. HEFELFINGEH,
my2q-d3rn Proprietor.
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A~& AND (VA


szslgy> RACES-FALL MEETING
,sE31X&S> 1s58.-The proprietor of this
aud beautiful Race
Course, sixteen miles North of Richmond, directly
on the line of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad. begs to announce to the racing
world the following stakes to be run for over his
course this Fall, commencing on TUESDAY. the
10Th day of October 1858, and cont nuing four days
and hopes that the owne OF racing stock Will send
in their entrances without delay.
TUgsDAY-Frst Day -Sweepssskefor three years
old colts and liies. mile heats. 800 entrance. $50
forfeit. To close the lst of October
SECOND RAcE-Sdme Ddv-Sweepstake for three
years I'D colts aud llies $50 entrance half forfeit,
two mile heats. To close the lst Of October.
wEaNEsDAY- Second Ddy.-Proprietor's Purse
$500, three mile heats. $500
THURSDAY Third Day.-Jockey Club Purse $1,000,
four mile heats.
FRIpAr- Fourth Day The Ashland Handicap
sweep.takes two and half miles, 500 subscription
$50 forfeit 1926 declaration If declared by the 18th
of september. To Close the lst of september. -,
Ample stabling and the best accommodations will
he furnished to all who may attend. Racers and
Trainers will find the Ashland Hotei' all that IL
desirable.
For entries other information. address the pro-
pristor at Ashland, Hanover county, Va
an 9-dtd JAMES M TAYLOR. Proprietor
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-4x SPECrACL h So T. B.
~lS S-@sSs BILE GLAS7ES.-The public are
hereby informed that in our very complete So
sortrnent of SpECTACLES we continue to keep. as
We have done for many years full assortment OF
PEBBLE GLASSES in steel and gold frames. With
an experience Of thirty years in this department OF
our business and particular attention in adapting
glasses TO all the requirements OF the eyes, are
enabled to give general satisfaction in our spscta-
cles.
CATARACT GLASSES. also, always on hand. EYE
GLASSES gold. steal ami she'll Of every variety
OF every variety fitted in old frames.
MITCHELL 4 TYLER,
los lain street
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VIRGINIA At Rules held in the
Clark a flfiica of tha Circnit Court of the City

VIRGINIA /: At Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court Of the City
of Richmond. on the LIST Monday in August, 1885, 1T
David King, Plaintiff.
against PIN COVENANT,
Samuel Stewart. Defendant, }
and upon attachment returned executed. The
object OF this suit is 70 recover OF the dsfendaot
eight hundred ard nineteen dollars and seventy
that the defendant above named ia nonresident Of
this Cummonw ealth, the said defendant ID notifed
70 appear within one month a,ser que c ;n,
rest su g S .nas sS.i ELLErr Clerk
VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of the City
Of Richmond on he lss Monday in August. 1858. ('
william a Bradley. Plasn.if.
Hal, N.,l.o Ssq ps,. ns.n.. IN DEBT
and upon an attachment returned executed. The
object q this suit !. g recover Of the two
having been made and died that the defendant above
named is . nonresidsns o! this Commonwealth, the
after due publication hereof and do what is necss
sary to protect his interest in this suit.
a.e-l.w.~rr a c'pyj1a1sSissss ELLErr, cl.rt.
VIRGINIA At Rules held in the
Of Rssmond on the 1t Monday in August. ISIS. Il
Thomas NJ Lada. Plaintiff.
aes.r, NJ s sssssss Defendant. IN CASE
and upon an attachment returned executed. Tho
s e
and FLED that the def ndant above named 10 nom
resident OF this Commonwealth, the ssid defendant
% Mns .
his interest In this snit.
an 8 ,.r,-yr A o0ps 5Anss 'sLLErr, Clerk.
VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the
Of Richmond on the LIST Monday in August, lsss. Il
being the I'd day Of the month
nsssTs and ns:, = :. . :s,Is :; e.
gersA Langley. Plaintiffs
man, late 90 partners. 30, under the
style Of Woodward Newman. De-
The ~, ct Of this suit to recover a the Dsisnx
ants two hundred and dtvone dollars and one cent
with legal interest thereon, from the nth oar 9
August 1885,, tiilpaym~nt and affidavit having bss
made and fiod thAt the above named defendant
John woodward. 4 . non-rssidsns Of this oonuo1
wealth, the said defendant Wood gard Il nottned
as.s e me aps Sc
.ps-,....yrA c''y5I arssisss .LLrrr. CLERK.
DECEIVED THIS DAY, per schooner
~ Danville and 0riaps--
49, ssssss Haas S Sss Az = sozS
20 dcs Aeoorfed PICKLES.
- dog Olives and CADeSs
rs Is Ssa a@s ssls.,. R.,.,.s
oeasks zeote CurrAnos -
% boxes C1tron
10 trails Dates
i ~ boxes Shelted Aluonda !. -
For ale By DAVID SgM W \ 49,. ~.
/ fvIDER Mills ri an manufacturing
NJ fyfnwu neYfY 4 AZ rlu1 urKIce e04to9f Uct{6g
~nr.liv ~ aeIfoa % cfoR - et9te to -
barre; ! : dsy fhe AN = not ley1s! tnaa whse
- fa1 sn1slyef Eirsu Cpsfers Cxrn eke13er
Wkesf iss& 1roa bfen f1cws Qa1Fzs, ~
f.aa!. - ss1sas1 - ~ .
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9 7. PENDLETON'S MALE SCHOOL,
~. 9TH STREET, BETW ZEN MAIN AND

FRANKLIN.
The 4th session of this School will commence on
the I'd m0NDA in September.
Every exertion will be used to make the School
pleasant and thorough.
Terms from $40 to 600, payable in advance semi
annually. No desuction made in case of dismissal,
orfor any cause except protracted sick ness
PEFERRNcES-Col F. ii Smith, Supt Y NJ I Can't
y. Dimmock, Public Guard; Mr.. j. Is. Morton, Cash
Ter Bank Commonwealth; Mr.. r. H. Dibhreil; Mr.
VIM. Strother, Cashier Exchange Bank: Mr.
Smith; Gen. W. H. Richardson; Mr.. Charles B.
Williams, Secretary State Agricultural Society.
ms
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Richmond August ~. ISIS au an-aawaw
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tN VIM. HANSUN, I&1WYEH
0NyETERINARY SURGEON AND WG
HORSE D0CT r. offers his services t. ..Zx$zG
the public for the Treatment and Cure OF all Dseas-
e. to hich that noble animal. the HORSE, is heir
to- He will also train and break toharness the JUld
est and most uicous Horses that be produced in
the shortest ina nable time and render them per
fsciiy gentle and easily "handled;' which he will
cuaran tee to do without any kind of punishment;
his method being kind treatment entirely
a. Office at Mr.. TH05. RUSKELL'S STABLES,
on Wall street. jyT-lm
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Mr.. D. TURNER'S select Cl
T AMBLER WEEDS

- CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
mn Near corner Clay and 18th streets.
The sixth Annual Session of this School will com
mence on MONDAY, 9th September next,
TERMS:
. payable semiannually in adyance)
ordinary English Branches, per annum $40 IN
advanced DO with Classics and Mathe-
mnt'c ..."................ 5000
pnhenen, trroI fMlos y 20.D0
Daw,oh, Nrroi. CALfo, 1000
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-. - - A<kx a.
BY !. B. Cook & CO.

GENTEEL FUR NITURE. 40. AT
0AUOTION.-wew viii sell. q our store. q, MON.
18th inst. g 70 oclock. larss lot q ssntssl
Splendid MAHOGANY Marble Top s sHIss.s
Wardrobss
lounge. Bedssesds, HAIR and shuck mattresses
Wash stauds, Wood aud Cane Seat Chairs
Carpets, &c. &c. Also
ords. !, with many other useful articles.
HORSES. MULES, 60, AT AUCTION.
-, On SATURDAY. 18th instant, ct 10 o'clock. We
Viii sell Ut the Horse Lot near the Central Railroad
Several superior. Sable and Harness Horses
Four young, wefi-broke Mules
0ne second hald Rockaway. In good order
saa ' "-1'n COOK 1 co. Auc...
SPLENDID FURNITURE. PIANO, &C.,
~ AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY Let Septeu,-
her. st ~ o'clock, viii SELL at the residence Of
= Luck, ESQ, on Main, betwesn 9Th and 7th SITS
The whole Of his Heusehoid and Kitchen FUHNI-
LIT greet variety OF articles. OF the
The parlor Furniture consists off, splendid Rose
by ahs c. s sSns .ns P.:
Mirrors: Brussels carpets; Mahogany Chairs and
sSfs: covered with plush and halrc!oth; splendid
Htssrs Ottonan.; splendid Chandeliers; Oil Paint
OF the finest quality. aud furnished with the usual
variety OF Fur niture, in most excellent order
usually found in a we'll kept residence
ALSO.
great variety Of China, Crockery and Cut Glass
ware, &c, &c.
The House will be open on TUESDAY. slst inst,
% that those wishing to purchase Dsy examine the
Furniture.
TERMS: II sums under 500. cash; that amount
months tredt, for satisfactory paper.
Sale conducted by
auz d COOK co. Aucts.
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~ GREENWOOD SCHOOL.

Near Gotham Depot. Albemarle Co, Va
The Sixth Session of this School will commence
on the lst of September and close the 10Th of July
following, with an intermission of two weeks at
Christmas. The course of study " ill be thorough;
all the branches of First GLASS School will be
taught, and every thing that can conduce to the
comfort of the boys will be attended to The SUBJ
scriber will be assisted by Mr.. II. B. CRAI3. gra-
duste OF Washington College, Va, who comes well
recommended, having taken the highest honors in
his Glass. One or two graduates of Washington Col
lcge are Assistant Professors in the University of
Virginia.
Twenty five boys can be comfortably accommoda-
ted The Terms are, $3.50 for Board and Taition for
the 10 months payable half the let of Septefnb er
and the rema nder the LIST of February,
For farther particulars, apply to
g. NELSON,
Gotham Depot, Albemarle Co., Va.
REFERENCES:
Hon VIM. G. Rives, Col. Vim. NJ. Woods, K. g. Pc
gram Esq, N. Fl. Masse, ESQ Virginia.
Heating eimons, Jr., Daniel Lesesne. Esq, Charles
ton. s. C.
Arthur N. Randolph, Esq. Tallahassee, Fla.
Robert n: Smith, Esq Lexington Mo.
james =. Walker, Esq, WASHINGTON City.
au IS-dtlet2
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MR.. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL,
IvA CORNER OF GRACE AND FoUsHEE STREETS,

dlCHMONU, VA.
The next session of our School begins the LIST Of
OCTOBER, 1855. and ends the LIST of JULY. 1859.
For the benefit of young ladies who have finished
their regular course of studies. and who wish to
ry on further their mental improvement there will
be a class in Bellies Letters and Lterature-recting
twice week Price of admission, $50 for the WHO'S
session, and $l5 to pupils who take other studies
The greatest efforts will be made to render this both
interesting and improving.
In the Primary Department French will be taught
to the little children orally, without ahy charge.
FACULTY:
HUBERT P jEFEBvRE, A Al, Principal.
WIN G WILLIAMS A b, Vice Principal.
Rev II 8 heppler. John Little, n D, Mrs E Al
Madame L Blanchet, Mrs Miriam Taylor. Madame
Marie Estyan, John Calyo, G W Thilow, VIM
Grabau. EiiodOro CAMPS, Heinrich Schneider.
TERMS:
For % co
For ............. 90
For English Tuition. ~ on
For Modern Languages, each..... .-......... 70 no
For French. when studied exclusive of the
Eaglish branches .................. 40 90
For ................ 20 90
For Music on Piano. Harp. Guitar. organ, or
Singing:
For one lesson (of hour, week........... 40 90
For two lessons (of an hour) week. 80 90
For three lessons (of sn hour) week...... l20 Oh
For four esso (of hour) W. 100 90
For the use of Pi 90
For Drawing from Mode s............. ...... 20 90
For Drawing from Nature.... .......-....... 40 90
For Painting in Water Coiors .............. 40 90
Far Oil PSinGing. SO 90
Primary Department, for children under IL
years OF ~ w
For further particulars; apply to
have Sc eral Of my puriis to plsce as teachers
of competent instructors. u.
au 5-d3m
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TO FARMERs.-lhose in want of a

TU FARM EKS.-1hose in want of q
L superior article of BOLTED MEAL, can be fur
nished with any quantity from the Armory Mills
by sending orders through their commission mer-
chants direct the MILL Meal will be delivered
at the various depots without charge.
Meal exchanged for good white corn.
au I7-zaw3w JOHN SWAN, Miller.
CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
" SHOvELS, TONGS and POKERS.-I have for
sale elegant assortment of all kinds Of Crates,
including every style Of Tenders, Summer Pieces,
handsome and plain sets of SDovels longs and
Pokers. teven different sizes of coal Scuttes cnder
Shovels. fire Shovels; handsome stands for Shovels
and Pok ers Blower Stands Brass and Iron Footmans
are Brick; fire SLABS and Jams sets of Soap Stone for
Getting up Crates; Tavern aud Church Bells, OF
sweet tene. Builders, housekeepers snd others in
want of any of the above articles. can be supplied
the lowest korthern prices. | am manufacturing
oil kinds of Brass and Iron Works of the above de-
scription, at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY. and
CRATE aud FENDER MANDATORY, No. 225
Main street. between Sth and 9Th streets. West bide
Richmond, Va.
au l6-dly 3. d. DENQON.
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EDUCATION

EDUCATION.
MRS AND MISS 0ORDON,s SCHOOL,
IVA corner Of Franklin and rim strre,s vi, ~ -
opened s on the nrst Of October next.
MRS. PHILIP MAYO'S SCHOOL win
semeer room On the 6t Owned and nd" ocS u esns
pa ~ mr IT. Thomas Brockenbroush Clay bsiwesa ID
rcr further particulars, enquire of MRS. MAYO
1t the Richmond House. "
an <-zaw4w&tiawSws
ELLINGTON sCHOOL.-The next ses-
- SION on this school will commence ON the LAT of
october next This scoocl has exisfed unwarss ~
.arty years has always been literally patronissd
vons TINA never deserved patronage at any pre-
nope tor its continuance 49,
IT Terms a. heretofore: For board tuition. bedding
advance. ' 's~'' pasarpiie s quarterly, In
Address. ..yn,,.,o, , = ri d FOX. in.
an S--2awtlsto
A LBEMARLE FEMALE iNSTITUTF
-. CHARLoTTRsvILLr.y VA
ane next session G3rd) begins on 10Th September
cept wses ~ ~ o. June following No recesss 4
on Saturday. se'"''oh' REGULARLY
OFFICERS AND TEACHERS FOR caLIray.rp
DEPARTMENT.
,, JOHN . HIATT. NJ A-Prineipal and Instructor g.,
CRAWFORD Tsr m A AaIhesmssic' s,,.
and Literature cS'cnce' history
WIZ BRoSArGn. NJ A-Ancient Lanopaea. No
dern Languages. "nsoases' mo-
BAKER THoMpsoS NJ A-Ancieat and uoa.,,,
Languages, English Languag and Comnositon
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT..
MT EDMUND TAYLoR-Mrs EMfIy f3n.r,o
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
Mr. VINCENT CzURpS
ORNAMENTAL DspAkTNENT
Mrs EMILY GRUBB.
The.gentlemen named above as In tho r,o,lo.,.
pepsr.ment. are al virginans and Masters OF Arts
OF the University OF Virginia. They will aso teach
Glasses in the Preparatory Department
KxpENsEs FOR WHOLE SESSION
Board and full course Of study In the Coue
Riato Department as most students ean
Board and tuition In Preparatory DEPART W
ment without music ......,.. ooo M
Ditto ditto with mnsc '''''' 81 W.
Painting. Drawing, &C. at usual rates ~ y"
NoTs-foupg Ladies boarding at the Institn.e
mtNnot be permitted to make accounts at stores -
Parents are expected then 10 send ito.them or the
prinoipal tor them money, and not give them leave
to buy on credit. ~
Any information as to subjects taught. mode-ef
instruction, &C. can be obtained by application to
the Principal at charlottesville. an i4-Mawsw
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MALE SCHOOL ON CHURCH HILL.

(TEkNfY-8xv1NfH STREET, bIrWAxN CLAY AND Ak6h.l
BY Rev. THOMAS H. JONES. A. n.
The undersigned having had i've years experience
as teacher, wiz opsn e he rssidsnos. on 9TH e.
next. an ENGLISH CLASSICAL AND MATHE
NAUTICAL SCHOOL. Those dispcxd 20 p.sronizs
the School can see the Principal 81 his roeidence
18th street. for few days; after which he can BE-
found on eth street. whose best efforts will Do devo
It'd 10 the education Of youths entrusted u his care
blAnehes. r.
fxRMs PER eUAsfEl OF - NcSrHs. I.
For primary nxlish Thirst book y.
FOR Latin, Greek, and Mathsma % ~
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SALE OF VALUABLE HEAL EsTATE

GALE OF VALUABLE HEAL ESTATE
- ON CANDLES HILL AT AUCrIoN-WilI be
soiu on MONDAY the aoth August, 1853. ON the pre-
estate located az above recently in the occupancy Of
MT Joseph A. Arneld. 1t fronts NIX feet on the
east line OF 9Th street. runs back l3B feet and has
tnsreon not only an excellent framed dwelling but
large Kitchen, detached from the dwelling, an. a
TEAMS -Onefourth cash; balance at s. 6 and o
months, for negotiable notes interest died. secured
% trust deed As the property Is compelled TO be
wanting such real estate il respectfully invited 10
the sale. GODDIN APpERS0M
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TRUSTEE'S SALE Uf VALUABLE
REAL gSTATE IN THl CITY on RICE

deed bearing date 30th January, 1881, executed 81
MT VIM Bell Williams. duly recorded 10 Rickmond
auction. on the premises, on FRIDAY the 57th dav
OF August, 1855 at O'clock, P n, II fair not me
next air cay the real estate convey I'd By the sAid
20 feet running back l2l feet to alley In reor
feet vide; bounded on the vest by the Orphan Asy.
occupied by Mr. John Williams This lot Il NOT a..
borhood
TERMs-Gash. The title ID believed 10 be sood.
warranty. w. 0ODbIE
aus Trusxsn
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ION WEDNESDAY,, the Isl eeptsmber.
the duties Of Miss ANDERSON'g School vfll
- reiumea at her residence, 9Th. second door
"e... .I.as I'D street. an N-tIsthOs
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
seh School eerner q ssh end Clay st!eets--rhIs
Payable Semi annually, IN adrance.)
senior ciass-Advanced Classics and Mashe-
Junior Rndimsnis; Of The With seo co
v..,,.. the higher Hnglish Branches 50 on
psna.- -. - 20
French, CProf kmion) y, ~ ~,
AZ the schoo win be conducted BY the subscriber
viii receive hs naSaus Ml' ss med Each
municAtous addressed him through the p n vii
a S Sss@Isssm attended to. RoesE MARTIN.
SCHOOL FOR BOYS IN SPRING.
FlELD HALL. CHURCH HILL The UNDER
signed will open schooi for Boys in the above hall
On wednesday, september lst 1855. in which will
De thoroughly taught the usual Enaiish branches.
ratu-e. "se AN" NV
hbs o1s had ssssn years experience in teaching
ne nopes py strict attention to his duties TO merit
AND receive the public patronage -
For particulars, see his Circulars,
pHiLIP B. STANARD will resume H.
r,o duties q his CLASSICAL AND MAIZENA,.
next, in his rooms corner OF sh and Clay streets.
Trims:
rayaole semkaunually in advance)
h1Tsmsn branches. including Mathematical
IneIaains the hiehers Srs1c6e, Of 90
OF descriptive Geomery, Shades, Shadows
auu rerspecttve or Calculus. $50 50 90
Ens,:L e1u hatin. 80 90
nnGiisn, Latin and 60 90
20 10
HENRY Won GROOMING offers hi5 ser
vices asa Teacher of Modern Languages in
scnooisand private Lessons Residence corner of sth
and Marshall streets. au sI-2ws
THE EXERCISES Of MRS. q. J. OAR
DENIS Boarding and I ay sCHOOI, for Young
ladies' on Marshall street. between Jefferson and
aa1ison, Will reccmmence on WEDNESDAY,. the
ISL DAY OF September next
farms:
For Board, the scholastic year of ten months
Inciuoin9 washing. fuel and lights, parable
pri,,san - ou, anCe 90
tinaIy nLgilsn oraHr hes IN CO
advanced English branches IN oo
advanced English branches. Mathematics. ~ w
MI; 40 co
French. BY Professor Houday En- % 90
,@-n.1ak. lasuaI cnargesl I7-tIS
Mr.. D. TURNER'S select classical
- and English School, Main street. between Ard
ana an streets The l5ta Academic year of this
school will commence on MONDAY. the 9Th ot
September, 1858. "o "''n Vi
Pupils viii be admitted who are prepared To com.
mence either OF the Ancient or Modern Langua yea
or enter classes already formed
For further particulars please call ON Mr. TJ-R
y EN-, (after the 18th of septemberD at his School
I'd and Sd. sn, uI.SUeh
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nlSSOLUTlON OF CO PAR T n 3 r.
- SHIP.The copertnership heretofore existing
between MYERS JAhNkE 10 this day diasolysa
o. limitation. B. 4. Myers alone 10 autheslssA -
close the business Of the concern. Those thssolDpo
indebted 70 ". will make payment 20 him; theeS
for settlement.
The business will hereafter b conducted BIZ 3. A.
Myers on his own account, ana he respectfully bsR1
continuance Of public patronage that has % hSo-
rally been Bestowed on the lats concern.
.ua - 5 ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-27

frUlaRTNkRShlr.-The underelsne1
" have to-day. associatedlthe themselves updsr NE
style aud firm OF MAeeIE PLEABANTA l0Y
the Transaction of general MkRCHANDt6k.
have taken the store on Cary street. formerly econ
pied by Mr.. W. 8: Trpett. and opposite Msesrs. J.
mage of the trade.
8: MAssIE. @. 7. PLEAeANTS.
Late with Late with
Selden d Miller. Stokes Rlves.