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DEAUTIFUL FARM OF Sc ACRE

QEAUTIFUL FARM UF 90 ACKEb,
MILES BELOW RICHMOND, NEARLY 0PPOL
SITE TO LAUREL Hill CHURCH. FOR eALE
AT AUCTION.-On "WEDNESDAY. the s.h day Of
will be sold the premises the neat little farm 10
Gated AZ aboye, nov owned and occupied BY Mr.. VIM.
new and are In the most perfect repair. and are
ample fur the use Of the place. The neighborhood
is an excellent one and the Pan il we'll watered.
Trims :-0ue fourth cash. b&I&hce .. 4, and 10
months. 4 negotiable notes. interest added, sscur-
ed By . trust deed.
GoDDIN 4 APPERSON,
SO 3-tds Aucfioreera.
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HANDSOME PRIvArE DwsLI1 n o n

HANDSOME PRIVATE DWELLI n
~ BROOK AVENUE, OPPOSITE TO BACON
TENEMENT AND VACANT Lots, FOR SALE
At AUCTION.-will be sold. on THURSDAY. the
9Th September, 1855. on the premifes, commencing
built Brick Tenement, located A. above. adjoining
the Grocery Store Of mr. Jno. w. Beveridge. The
Lot fronts "a fest The Dwelling has rooms, be-
aides large brick Kitchen smoke house. &C., and r.
admirably well built. 1t is. besides beautifully
namented by shade trees, &c After which will be
sold small Framed Tenement in the rear. and sew.
eral Building Lots.
TERMS: Une fourth cash. balance at 4. s and IL
months fof negotiable notes. interest added secured
by tru Il deed, or title retained
eel GODDIN APpERSON, Aucts.
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r II. BIN FORD'S

I n. BINFORD'S
y. ENGLISH CLASSICAL. AND AATHEAAT
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 undssid. attention TO his profession the
Principal thinksfha he can with safety ensure the
accurate and thr0ugh preparation of boys either for
ness pursuits.
Especial attention Is bestowed upon the English
department..
TERMS:
PAYABLE QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE.
Latin Greek, and Mathematics. 90
goiu auu nHtn6Whtlc5 % ",
English branches 40 co
Modern Languages (by Prof. Emion) each-... ~ ~
Application may be made to the undersigned.
at Messrs Bnford Porter's Warerooms, corner OF
Franklin and 18th Sta.
au ll-d2m BINFORD.
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By |. & G. B. Davenport.

By l. & G. B. Davenport.
GROCERIES. &c., AT AUCTION
~ On THURSDAY, the 9Th September. We vill
SCH az y u O'clock. az our auction store, assort-
<. d ) and S SsIiow Sugar
Java Coffee
laguayrs Coffee
Bacon Sides ard Shoulders
Old Rye Whisky
NE Rum
Molasses in hhds and b.ls
Sole Leather; Nails
New York syrup
MraYpins Paper. &c.
orast s. sloo. casn site end over, months
$50 So - 'pp'0'sYf sSsi DAVENPORT. Au....
By JAS NJ. Taylor Son, Aucts.
Wal TABLE FARM IN GOOCHLAND
COUNTY FOR SALE At AUCrION.-Wnl
be sold. upon the premises, on WEDNESDAY. SEP.
TENDER IS, commencing at IL o'clock NJ, valuable
James River and miles from the Court House., and
adjoining the lands of Thos d. ane Bennett Clarke
Of which Is cleared and In ne state Of cultivation
good and remarkably healthy: The inpTov emsnt T.
cabins barns. stable, &C.. together with an orchard
and supply Of wat r on the premises.
the land ane S se @
purchaser can have the privilege Of seeding crop
Of wheat this fall and possession the ist Of
ry next.
months for notes. with interest added and secured
~ a. iF". wa TAYLOR sos
VALUABLE bhiCK TENEMENT ON
FRANKLIN, BETWEEN 18th AND 18th
STREETS, FOR SALE BY AUCTION will be
sold upon the premises, on THURSDAY, the 9Th day
Of september, commencing at45a o'clock. NJ. the
excellent Brick Tenement, located above, now in
the occupancy of Mr. Ford. The house has ten
rooms. besides Kitchen &C., and now rents for &25a
per annufn. The lot fronts on Franklin street 20
feet, 6 inches and runs back 1875 feet
TEENs-Une-fcufth cash; the balance at g. IL and
10 months for negotiable notes. with interest added
and secured by trust deed
sci JAS NJ TAYLOR & fON, Aucts
OHEKlFF'S SALE OF VALUABLE
- MILL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND.-By virtue of a distress warrant in my
hands 10 favor of the Commonwealth of Virginia I
shall sell at public auction on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, September Is; 1883, at II o'clock A
"a, all the Machinery and Fixtures of the Mill
known rs Braggs Mill, in this city, consisting In
part of six pairs of Burrs capable of grinding 4o
or smut Machine. Fans, Boiling Cloths, -four and
mill Scales Betting. Screen, Bags. Barrels &c the
whole said to be in first rate order and ready FIR
Immediate use without any additional expense.
The machinery will be sold q whole to the hi2h-
est bidder. aud arrangements be made to secure
the unexpired lease Of years on the MILL water
power. niller's house, negro house and stable and
Terms cash, for all the machinery, fixtures de-
The terms of the lease will b. made known on the
day of sale. II. K. ELLYSON,
se2--dtd Sheriff City Richmond.
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MAVASSA GUANO-THE RICHEST

AVPHObPHATICGUANO IMPORTED.-1Our at
tenton is respsetuliy invited to the annexed Anal;
especially to the fact therein shown, that 1t coins
In given bulk greater amount OF phcsphates
than is found in any other manure, natural arti
fetal, yet offered to the public. Phosphorc acid Is
to be the one thing above 81 Others necessary to be
returned to the SOIL to enable IL to produce an IN
failingly good crop without permanently impairiug
its general fertility: in this Gu4no we have is pre-
Az have only limited quantity Of this Guano
for sale here this season, am anxious to have some
Of It tried in every district, and also that such as
try ii may favor me. through my agents, With the
borne ont tn I, authorizations OF those who have sef
entifcally examined its constituents, with view
to enable me and my district agents to make early
arrangements for an adeQuats supply Tor the follow
ing year. Owing 10 the rapidlY diminishing sup
ply Of Gnano from the ChinchA Islands. its Yearly
advancing price, and the exhaustive effects pro-u-
ced by its too freq lent application 70 the land from
it's possessing too much ammonia, In proportion 70
its phosphates Naysssa GuAno exces Il In practical
improying 10 the land, which might yearly receive
from the application Of Navaasa 0uano more phos
pilates than tho crop would deprive Il Of.
All local merchants and dealers are required 20
gives guarantees on purchasing that they viii sell
Very respectfully. Wa MURDOCk.
No. ~ EXCHANGE BUILDING.
Balto.. April ith, 1888
&. X. CHOPPER.
The sample was fouad upon analysis to be COM
posed az iollows:
Bone Phosphate Of Lime.
Containing OF Pho.phoric Acid o.
FluoTfde OF -
Carbonate Of ~
Per Oxi:e Of Iron and some Aluinna % %
Water. &c-........ %
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OHEKlFF'S SALE OF VALUABLE
eHIPPIu0.

- FUh CHARLESTON, 8. C.-The
$50 superior fast sailing schooner "MINNEHA-
HA," Capt John II Young. having the greater por-
tion Of her cargo engaged and going on board, will
sail with quick dispatch. For balance Of freight
apply TO W CULQUITT 90.
- FOR BREMEN.-The ship HE.
sM@ss8 LIME, Caat F. Drunken. will load for the
above port. For freight, apply to
au l4-3ws EDw'D WIN. De V0SS co.
s4S15E:sA REDUCED THROUGH
TARIFF OF CHARGES ON THE
CANAL FROM RICHMOND TO LYNCHBURG.-
The subscriber thankful for the very liberal patro>
mage hitherto received. would inform his friends
that his through charges on general Merchandise.
such Hats. Caps shoes. Boots, Dry Goods &c are
only THIRTY CENTS per 100 lbs on Groceries
Queensware, &c. only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per
100 lbs, which includes all expenses from the
wharves in Richmond to the Landings or Depot in
Lynchbrrg.
Foats leave every other day full or not full, ard
goods are sent forward without any detention.
Produce and Tonnage articles forwarded at low
rates. A. \. LEE.
au27-ts On the Dock.
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CEMALE SCHOOL IN HENRICO.-

FEMALE SCHOOL IN HENRICO.z
L Having engaged, as a Teacher. young lady, Ga
Virginian by birth who educ ated for her voca.
ton: is well qualified. and has had several years sue.
fessfll experience ia teaching, am dasirous of OBJ
tanning few pupils to board In my family. My OBJ
ject being the oducation of my daughter at home,
che number of hoars will he limited to enable the
teacher to pay special attention to each scholar
The usual branches of an English education French
and Music, will be taught.
Ny residence is three miles nor he asst of Rich.
mond near the Mechanicsviile Turnpike, in retir-
cd and healthy neighborhood. The ion will cont
mence on the LIST October.
Persons desirous OF sending their daughters, will
please make early application.
A few day scholars can be accommodated.
TERMS:
payable half yearly. in advance)
Board, washing, lights, &c. per session of ten
ulontns..-... xlb0 w
Primary English branches q 80
Higher do do ......................... IS On
" ench Language ~ o.
Music on the Piano. including use of instru-
~
For further information, address
HUGH A, WATT
Richmond, Va.
Glenwood. Sept. LIST. 1855. au 3l-lm
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DRIVATE BOARDING Mrs. DAVID
l. WALSH. formerly of the Clifton House. h,ving
rented the large brick house Mavo street. adjoin
inx the Jewish Synagogue has two large and COM
mDfous IRONS. sutabi. for families; also, several
rooms fr ngle gentlemen. The house il pleasantly
Btu .tsd and very convenient for those who are in
tho mercantile business 27-lm
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HORSE BuC0Y fs1wu 2,

.M vnc, nV15E. BUGGY. C0KU,l 10,
-, T0R AL AZ AUCTION. -Hsvinr ~ -
M0NDAY 90 septsmbsf. is III ~ ~ ~ ~
as nsf oayl comnssncin9 g II Scicck II SclS5l
,ns SIsonat SsopsSty % The Ysre, eoao aG q
s snS e. nofS, ssyssai 1ne ysuug ng,s rs asse0
most = Scod IT, 3 s. 9. yes.s slds e
crop Of growing Corn. Hoddef. e: mSS ~
os H., lasfs ansntity % = Aea{ straw. "a
monthsf credit Tor nescaiahl~ 49, 1872 Hsssss
added and satisfactory sndsssssG - - -
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MR.. ID. TURNER'S select Classical
A'A and English School, Main street, between 3rd
and 4th streets The f5:n Academic year of THE
school will commence on MONDAY. the 9th OF
September, 1883.
Pupils win be admitted who are prepared to COM
rnence either Of the Ancient or Modern Languas es
or enter classes already formed.
FOR further particulars, please call on Mr.. TUR-
NER, latter the 18th OF September,) at his School
I'd and Sd. auI4-2m
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BOARDING.


p0ARDERS Gun be accommodated with
- good BOARD, on reasonable terms. at
Mrs JEFFERIS',
SELF, lI6 Main st.
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4 OPARTNEkShlP --YAe undsTsie1sd
" hsya fhia dar fnruned a enuask~>u.aa. s-A.-
August Is. lsss-au8 no Pf1xfHS..
OIssOLOTlON or CO.PARTNER :

between MYKRe JAhNKl b tkis az dlssoivs1
BY Limitation. & =. Mysn dlpas . a1Sher11ol -
close the business Of the con6gsn. 1h0a, t6e11bse
for settlement. =
Myers ON hjs own account end he reeDecStnlIy o~1D
continuance Of public patronage tkat hao . M.
rally been bestowed On ths hts eoaessl. q.
tat3 80 3 q. NINA.
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MIR. LEFEBVRES SCHOOL,
Iva ooRNRR CT GRACE AND FoUsHEE STREETS,

l'A coRNRR CT GRACE AND FoUsHEE STREETS
RICHMOND, VA.
OGTOBER, 1883 and ends the LIST of JULY, 1889
For ire benefit of young ladies who have finished
their regular course OF studies and who wish to car
~ on further their mental improvement, there will
twice week Price of admission, $40 Tor the Who'll
ssssion, aud $5 70 pupils who take other studies
fhe greatest efforts will be made render this both
interesting and improving.
In the Primary Department French will be taush!
to the little children orally. without any charge.
FACULTY:
HUBERT P LEREBvRE, A NJ, Principal
YIN WILLIAMS. b. Vice Principal.
Madame l. Blancbet, Mrs Miriam TAYLOR Madame
Marie Estyan. John A Calyo, W Thilow, VIM
drabau. Eliodoro CAMPS y Heinrich Schneider.
50. noa 500 90
For " ashing...... 70 20
uu DHIe o.
ror Engl'sh Iuition... 40 on
FOR MODERN Languages each. 20 q.
For French. when studied exclusive Of the
Eaglish branches ................. 40 a.
For Music on Piano Harp. Guitar. organ. or ~ "
Singing:
For one lesson (of an hour) u week....... 40 On
For two lessons (of an hour) q week........ so 90
FOR three lessons (of al hour) q week... 100 a.
ror ipur LESBOS {ot an hour W. ek..... 100 90
For Drawing, from Models ....... ........ 20 a.
roI IraHina, uqn 40 %
ror canning m water Coors................. 40 90
pGr Oql Paiutina... 50 co
Primary Department. for children under Ii
W ''' pa 'f m6 SgBPiS e p LEPxByRr
- have 90 eral OF my pupils to placa as teachers
delsons ny sppu nag 70 me, may secure the services
Of competent Instructors. L.
au 5-d3m
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9 T. PENDLETUN'S MALE SCHOOL.
~. lIH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN.
The 4th session of this School will commence on
MONDA Y the 20th September.
Every exerton will be used to make the school
pleasant and thorough.
Terms from $40 to SEQ. payable in advance semi.
anLnaliy. No desuction made in case of dismissal.
REFEsENcEs-Col.F \. H. Smith, Supt v NJ L Cant
.. Dminock, Public Guard; Mr. J. b. Morton, Cash
Ter Bank Commonwealth; Sir. R. H Dibbreil; Mr.
VIM. p Strother, Cashier Exchange Bank; Mr.. q
", Smith; Gen W. II. kicha. dson; Mr. Charles B.
Williams, Secretary State Agricultural Society.
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By Henry ". Qua7ies. 49, y =
No 10 Main 1900


WILL recomnencs my NIGHT GALrn
o. THIS lThursday) IytNM0, ee9DeSsls~
q sk O'clock. The as}ea6lon e - pshjis n 49,
sssiifEsYSti ~ sSs ~ sso e Y az
'iEfi ed 'l 3 ''i as ss'faas = sS;S;s;Yf -.
04oookux10l0. q.
DISS0LUfI6N or C0,PITfNfH~
~ SHIP Tho Arm Of MRIIns ~ ~ I y -.
viii hereafter b coOducs.d s. JoHH 2Ss3l3ssr
IN nnG vii sdJust oil claims and collect ii ds6Ss 81
Th.ukful for ssss tAvors % lsber,l,y $500 !,
the nrm' especially solicisa ccaiinusscs. -
Richmond. Aus alst 1855. AA : : ~:
CHAN0ED HANDS. The fu6ee5i6ee
= p hssi g 6cuGht the vel known BAKING Is.
u. LINZ Of Isaac Briegs y happy SoisisI
h hs s .f'sn q and snos Of ne "a Ia s WI
q The best hands il tue sssse. 81 So -:
;'oasss . business . merit HOES idsi; S'
h ss,u e ny spesrs shsnls 70 n ana n.
slowed on Ne for the last two years, - u ScrSv
to INFORM them that the nsu prorrioece ~. 6M
an sI-ln - : -, i is;zi D. snloos.
NOTICE or CO-PARTNER0H1P--TH1
ship under tho Style Of JxMSA DUNLAP 2CO. -
Tns ,pnrrSse g bsrsls ely q
WESTON. who 10 fully aushosised . - tAe
Camden. . 9. Jul, !, rs. xs fsS az.
the business heretofore conducted ~
I. LATgOBE. Agent q Richmond Barrel MANI
sisned. under the name and styIee = " Messy
JAMES DUNLAP O..
p,,su Corner q Byrd and nth sssss. !.
f,O-PARTNERSHIP NOTICI.-WE
ten YEAR, having been admitted 70 ~ iDss1s.t -
d ny pIs,ness: ne business VIII hsesasr y ses
bestowed apoe TIE house. Ss hoSs. - ssr;cs g
a.suPns friends sl .sa IS . T.:
enc % I'll r. v our s%glUynsns e give entire sk
A 1L ! goans59Eo5a.
1' -. sss sss f RSssiss 8 T..
,,, "a Main sfrsst RiaAnoSd, Va
Richmond. July ]. 1883.
Il becomes nsosssry thu .SooiS sssis s. =, ri
i. an ss
dists payment Of their respective eccovatN Cd ~
perFSn1 TO whom am 1n0ooa0o VII u3o0n0 uPnnNnh
their accounts for settlement -
jy ALuXH HILL
fsOPARTNEk6hlP --Yhe undsroiened
~ have this day formed eoDastzsrship unlsr
pose Of conducting the Reknil and WhcaG1alo nGI
OCCUPIES By WF Perkins O.. No IN ~ Sa 49,
and ia this connection beg leave 90 Sh0nk or eid
friends and CUSTOMERS and the public genoralIy i6r
tho kind patronage extended 10 under other go
Citations. and 70 bespssk call Aua sxeninatlea Of
our etock, which wlbee pened and rsody lo9 aio g
the 18th eepteyery article entirely new as1 ffssh.
We scarcely think y necessary 70 remind egr ED
them In the One Price Cash eystsm over tie od eus
tom Of long credits and large pre1ts. L = 5 lot
cash than they on credit. Wsaso pseSscsIy ~
fed that We can sell 81 least 10 psR cent lower and
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2 VALUABLE DRIUk LUMBER HOU-

LE4DlEG FROM IRA 10 lSfH eTRRETo, AND
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY SrS, PR SAILS
AT AUCTION VIII be sold on TUBEDAY. the
lsth day Of September. 1859, on the premises, com.
mencing at ~ O'Clock. r d. the three lsrick Lum.
Der Houses (ander one roof located above. fmme
and for many years past occupied BY Mr. Thomas A
Rust and also IN Of the building on 18th street.
occupied by Mr. Nypc.
TEHMs-s,ns fourth cash; balance ct 6, ~ and "a
mnnths for negotiable notes. interest added secured
1 0oDpIN AppERSoN. Al ~.
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s. SQUIRE'S

r s. SQUIRE'S
As SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Corner Of Main and LIST strees, Richmond Va
The 18th Session will commence on MONDAY the
9th OF September, ls58.
TERMS-per session, half session in advance:
No
eenor English or Beginners in La;in so 60
Latin. Greek and Higher Mathemat cs........ CD 90
Modern Languages by Prof y. Houdayer ...... 70 90
Drawing, by John A. Calyo... 20 90
opening of The session. can do SO BIZ addressing
through Poet OM;e, giving time and place of APP
pontment. an 23-dom
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HOW VERY CHEAP LEVY is selling

bis DRY Go0DS.-It is really worth the trou
be Of seing TO his Store, you get such very
grsa! BARGAINS he hssJust received 100 pieces fas'
cts per rarj actually worth 10 cts Also very hand
SONS -, ie l2ls CTS talicoes: excellent White Bril-
liants 4. i2 cts worth 25ct; all kinds Linen Hdkfs
at "a per cent lower than they be purchased
els where; yerF large supply of handsome sty les
u eta Nouslnes being worth 81 x cts per yard
Th4 New Goods ere coming IN very fast. They are
all handsome and cheap, Don't forget that LEVY'S
Is the p,sce to nuy your Dry Goads seq
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MRS. J. @. JAMES AND MISS BID
Iva GDOE, have several vacant rooms. Persons
q. iring BOARD can be accommodated on 9th street,
between Main and Franklin.
an 9s-lm Cp LANES
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GROCERIES IDS MONDAY I, ~ esA
- Inst .st q o'sloek . nI DOR. ! m ~ 8
y 1850; tras1yi HsztnsS EssR 1ualsn csa-
Kitchen furnifuFss beloseing = 3 tem1l1 1e1esin9
S10Ny WARk ~ AUCTION
sorfnsnt e Slons Wsss. a. sisti19 q ~ ss
SO -. - 81 g. j CAurrolS...
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DICHMOND MALE ACADEMY. "a
~ SRLECT CLASSICAL. MATHEMATICAL aud
ENGLISH SCHOOL, FRANKLIN STRgKr, ABOVE 7ra
r. II. l.. TIGHR, A. NJ, Principal.

& e.
The SIXTH Annual Session will open on MON
DAY, the 9TH of September. Terms. &c, same %
last year.
the mind Of every rejecting parent. and such this IL
designed to be In the strctest sense OF the war In
ouence of the Senior Class entering College a.
well as some other pupils going into business there
will be some vacancies Class for beginners in
English and Latin will be formed those also will be
admitted who are prepared to enter casses already
formed. The course OF instruction Is thorough and
sys<matic. The Primary Department receives psr-
ticuIar attention Fsithfnl and well qualified Assist.
ants are engaged. For further particulars apply
after the 18th Of September at the sch0olheuse.
au 2S-2m
THE EXERCISES OF MR.. STUART'S
/ CLASSICAL AND EMATICAL SCHOOL
will be resumed Monday, Oct. 4th, corner Clay and
9th streets
TERMS:
English, Latin and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50 90
drcek, III
Modern Languages. each..........-........ 20 90
The Principal has had an experience as instructor
of youth of ais hit years. three of which were spent
the assistant in mathematics at the Virginia NIL
itary Institute He is aided in the deparims nts Of
Ancient Languages, &c. by 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 LexinQ.
ton, Va; MessIs Jno NJ Patton, 2 X Glattap q A
Myers, Thos Price and Geo D Fisher, Capt @ Dim.
mock. and Drs Jas Bolton and Beverly Il Wexford
au Ppm
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FrN9 cCI

WYAN0KE FEMALE SCHOOL.-The
-. nrst session Ct this echoo. which q located
ne nacnmond and Danville railroad, wilI oomMence
slst July following. = - - - - q.
f.sm-rn ssss1ous o. m Mon1ns:
Board and Tuitirn IN Nj the Epellsh a,oe
49, Af.ss9 10
Ausac on Piano. With nss 81 s.
- DUDLEY. IN accompllehs1 Ard HpsFt
~ address = Jsse5svflie. Ansln cersiy. ~
EdekNORs{lR COS "a frssh sup-
&c sisLidE . ~: 81: s. n,6
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MALE SCHOOL ON CHUKCH HILL.
WI
(rwESrY-sEvRHrH STREET, BETWEEN CLAY AND LuaH.)

(rwESrY-sEvRNrH STREET. BErwzsN CLAY AND LuGH.)
By Rev. THOMAS H. JONES, A. N.
Jne undersigned having had i've years experience
as teacher, will open. ct his residence, 9th 81
Church Hill. on WEDNESDAY, 18th september
next, an ENGLISH CLASSICAL AND MATHE
MATiCAL SCHOOL. fhose disposed TO pAtronize
the School can see the Principal AZ his residence,
6th street, tor few days, after which he can be
found on 9th street. whose best efforts will be devo
tsd to the education OF youths entrusted tn his
peci.l attention will be given TO the prime English
branches.
TERMS PER QUARTER OF az MONTHS.
Tor primary English (arst books) o.
rot advancSo %
For Latin. Greek, and 10 90
an Him THOMAS III JONES.
A SHLAND ACADEMY--On the frat
"A MONDAY In October, SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Will be opened &C Ashland, in the county Of Hano.
YER The course Of instruction will be thorough
and rx.ensye. designed TO prepare the student for
Mr.. Charles A. Jones. Of Nottoway county. Mas
ter Of Arts Of the University, win cid me In the
CiassicL and Mathematical Departments.
viii be able 70 accommodate sixteen pupflsfoyer
tue age u fourteeP years) with board IN my ow q
Ashland il fourishiug and healthy village. six.
Teen mites north Of Richmond. and easily accossbe
~ ths Richmond. Hredcricksburg and Potomac
Railroad. on which Il ID situated. -
T1kxs.Ror board and tuition, session Of ten
nor psrtieuiars. address ST g TUCKER
r.xa 13te0ot Ntl8lul8s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-06

nIE6OLUTION.-Ths arm Of HAxALL
- 90. Il this day dissolved. having sxyl-sl b.
limitation. 49, t54f 80
All persons having claiws agalnst - laas Arn
will present them immsdneGoy 6De iiQuiAasioo. and
ment. s-4t5s =. -.
Eiihsr partner WIN eontinus 70 sgn ths nane q
the arm In closins the busineas. .
j, !. $. : i I, . EssiEs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-06

DHlLIP B. STANARD will resume the
L duties Of his CLASSICAL AND MATHEMA.
TICAL SCHOOL, on tho 20th day of september
next in his rooms, corner Of Sth aud Clay streets
TERMH:
Payable semiannually in advance,)
English branches. including Mathematical
Course to surveying. $40 90
Including the higher bral ches of Analytical
or Descriptive Geome;ry, Shades, Shadows
and Perspective. or Calculus .. 50 40
English and Latin. 50 90
English, Latin and 60 On
French, ~ 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-06

r. P. BURKUSS' SCHOOL, Mayo st
" The fifteenth session of Il is school in the
Basement Rooms OF the Univeraiist Church, will
commence on the goth September
Mr.. LARkIN WILLIS, who is a graduate in &C.
vera Schools Of the University and is very highly
recommended by Professors Biedsoe. MauTin, Har-
rison, and others. has been reengaged rs Assistant
Professor EMION will instruct in French, and Mr.
TERMS, &c, as heretofore
For further PARTICULAR apply, after the 10th Sep
TENDER. at the Richmond House, to
-Gxuk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-06

SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ RICHMOND. VA.-The ninth aessicn OF this In
Uc. ober next.
Fcv Catalogues, giving information a. q term.
boarding department., c0nrse Il study &c With fuII
s Of patrons. 70 which especial attention Is called
apply y yy. . ? LAs f9pm si6e;.::,