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OIssOLOTION OF PARTNERSHIP. :

nISSOLOTION OF PARTNERSHIP
~ The partnership heretofore existing under the
firm of s. MASON 1 co. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent All parties having claims against
the late frm will Immediately prese tn, IN for
liquidaton and all parties Indebted, will please pay
as soon as possible In winding up 8 MASON l.
OO'S business either partner will sign for the firm
The subscribers take great pleasure in Jointly re-
turning their sincere thanks to their numerous Gus.
toners for the very liberal patronage they have
ceived since going int the Bottling business.
s MASON,
EDW'D MCADAM
N. BIN consequence of the approaching season,
and wishing to extend my old established Soap and
Candle business, find | cannot spare time suffi-
Gent to devote to both factories have. therefore
sold out my interest in the BottlinR establish
TO 8. MASON. my late partner. / take great Plea
sure in recommending him to my friends and the
most confidence and announcement.
EDW'D MCADAM,
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Anew AND
~ GOODS.

." HANpsoN-
~ GOODS.
". are now rsccyins ffss ., Wv ls.s .sar second
\ the FALL AND WINTER TRADR.
,o,i,a An examination from all purchasers. We
nrsrsr,si TO saow large and desirable s.ck q,
DRESS GOODS
:, all the newest and most desirable styles. We
.nnm~fate in part
81" sIIKs-Robe Alcg
Double Skirts
THE Flounce
Alec riped
Fisured bsysdese Plaid
Plain Rack, In great variety
BLACK a aS,re INIT, antique cheaper than ev.
Sinner Printed Cashms res and Mouselaines
Mo,.ela'ne fobes Aieg
Printed Metinoes
Yer h.au;iful small figured Merinoes, for chit.
ann an and cheap Enslish Mouselaiues
Tisin, Plaid srd striped totiins
paid yalerciss, French Merinocs
Rsvahere Nohair. French Bsz
piain Acuteiaincs. &c, &C
7, Mourning Goods. W. have Bombszines. A,n..
t.s ramise, Nouselsins. Merinoes, Grapes, Biaek
Snr osk.. In Velvet aud Cloth. are rom the "a,
,hratal establishment Of Brodie in New York which
!. sue lent guarantee OF their elegance and fssh
SAWS We can show Square and Manti,,a s,o.
Square ard Nantilis Wool, comprising every thing
sru aad handsome.
", hsvc a large and handsome stock Of
Worked Collars and Sleeves, in sets
worked Collars. in Muslin and Cambria
Sup Isra Sets. sni Collars separate
Nsrseilles. linen and Cambria Sets
Muslin and Lace Cars
Hosiery tn every variety
(loScs and Gaupietts, Of all kinds.
IN Cloths Cassimere and tesiinss we have M.
-.r1 .tcrk hich we will sell By the yard or hsye
,.sje TO order by fashionable isiiors at very low
rroes Woare prepared 20 have all styles Of work
made up. from cheap business suit 10 the finest
drsss cat.
We also have, probably, the lest stock of Ser
tsnis Clothing 70 bn found In this market, say
ia ard "a PULLED Cloths
C.s.rets, Sleeps Greys, kerseys. Linseys
Gcor.'s Plsids, &c
Blankets rlannels. brown and blesched Cottons
Irish Linens. Table Dam ask, Towels
Napkins Table Covers sc
In short mean 10 keap everything USUALLY
tnrf in q 6rst class Dry Goods store Buyins
tIoi. eften always able TO show all the nov
eltirs CHlLRS CHENEky
II ", nd Eroa A..
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R0pa

.nniifa,
hra>
NOS.
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',ents.
rrhL.
and
ATEs
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DRY COCOON.
SECOND SUPPLY OF FEW 6006s :

purnSss,s ~ u wing great many now soots
nrirns ~ we northern auctions at VERY rednrS3
sar,r,sn, ne w, open this morning ury largo -
rsnsis Is o. yao,h Cioaks. Duststs and Circulsss
ana m ri, WOVEN corsess at 81; Dimits. dsmh..
est Linen csn, ans sfsss cheap he has he cheap
Sleeves wss.sa IN Hdsh - the city. In Coliars
prices n m nn nsndsome assorinont And Al low
style. price or Seos hs eannos be fxceied ia
sr irimminRs Of all kinds can b. hsd ~ hsro !.
worstcd ' cs,E v.sents Furnishing Goods; Pancy
Slssehed cottons in the CIV n,se risnnels and
&C IS s'0a' cheap and desirable goods. cali at '"
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k,ALL, lSoS.-NOVEL ATTRACTIONs

ShOhhc.-Ne nave large
and veil assorted stock of CIoaks Raglans Se
&c. 81 cur own manufacture, which we can seIj far
chopper than any of the same styles and material
oeught 10 other markets Orders taken 1T euaran
teed. and the work well done. ""
o,n SWORDS 4 THAw,
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VERY YALUABLE AND ATTRAC-

TIVE REAL ESTATE AT THE CORNER OF
MAIN. BANK AND 10Th sTBEETS ADJOINING
thu POST OFFICE, FOR SALE-We are author
scd to sell the foregoing valuable real estate hav-
ing front OF 60 feet on Main street. running back
on 10Th street 1853 feet to Bank street. on which it
the Lot several Brick Buildings. This property is
believed to be amons the best located In the city
and Offers peculiar advantages to capitalists and
others. For terms, apply to Messrs. ROSCOE B.
HEATH and LEWIS dfhTER Commissioners or to
&C l8-lQt GODDIE APPERSON
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seq 10 LOG Main street.
BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-ThisI nstitu
~ tion which has been in successful operation for
the last .tSve years. is situated on
T, a. GaGRCa Ia aiLL aIcH%s9Np VA -,
every convenience conducive to the comfort Of pa
TENTS and the successful treatment of disease.
have been nicely furnished suitable to the accom-
notation OF gentlemen who may find it inconse-
&c 81 e. % as s tSs
yards, which are peculiarly eommodiens.
(Payable on the rens e Of the Patiently
White patients, per week.........-.............ss
Privsts Roo@s .. ........s1 to S,s
NJ City acceptances required for patients from
the country unless where the parties are known to
one Of the Ply sieiaps of the dospitaI;
wish the Infrmary Of the Medical College. a small
ID for Surgical cases. The particular sum may Be-
ascertained beforehand BY application 70 OF the
attending Physicians.
No patient received for less than week.
The under:!sned win give their personal atssn.
A1.AD'5 JAMES aoiries M D.
THOMxS POLLARD. II D..
o. A. cRENsHXw, II. b.
Franklin st. next W. fs.r " ss'f pxE EPRIsy SnG p
Law Building. Franklin street. next deer to State
THos. M. NIXON. NJ. D. Resident PSysician
jan l-eodly
VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE NO. lSl AALN STREET
CAPITAL 100000.
CHARTERED By THE
LRoI0LATURE OF V1R01B1A
IN 1882.
THIS OLD COMPANY,
Ineuro property ct every description AGAtnee Iires
the dangers Of Seas and Inland TfanspoTtAt1on, O.
the most reasonable terms
- Losses promptly settled.
WIN. /. OOWARDIN. THQe; gAne0H.
u. T. KENT, r. WINSTON;
w. f IA1HRHRsk Il Px4 Il Sh1i dGGIn.
"a Es1xISSSSvoHrH. RRETTT 1NYEfos'
VI. /. COWARDIN. fresideut
WItLIAM WILLIS. in. Secretary. ny
l0N bids. TAR, in good order, land
~ Ing and for sale by.-,,,-,- . .ou
% Is II WHIfLOO1 kOA.
EOR SALE CHBAP-A Get Of second
e hand GAS IixTugte. eenstti.g Of shsnde'
q lesn ss re seess g Asesss . = n,sssSn'
Aasa "a ~
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S1. FRED D0LLINGER, TEACHER OF MU-
,tC Marshall street, between 9Th and 9Th streets,
AiCnmouu, va N-ImH
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q l.. c. 6ALTER'S =
~ ENGLISH CYAasJCAr Avn

q L. C. 6ALTER'S
W ENGLISH, CLASSICAL Avn
mATICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
on CLAY STREET, NEAR TUE CORNER or sroorr
The sixth session of this schooi win commsnc. -,
mUNDAf the Gth September next. and cioss tba
18th OF July following. 81" e'oss TIE
n Inc course OF instruction embraces the Latin
H vse;d and Frsnch languages sthematcs and the
Th oLanches Of thorough Epglish education
VI pans 70 promote the i'm provement and best int
res,s OF those iutrusted to his care; to their moral
no iees than 70 their intellectual trainisa he ;ij
devote himself with untiring assiduity. nv VIII
TERMS,
sEAi ANNUALLY IN ApyATcE:
ror board. including washing .......-S ,0a m
tor tuition In Greek. attn and Mathemat- "
10 90 90
Por tutti 10 Lauh or Mathematics. 50 90
ror ,r;t;or ~ rn.ner LnBnan oranches....... 40 90
~. tou "a rnhsey EnRiish............. 80 90
~ n III 20 on
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o0kNkA o. GRACE AND rUUDM1u eRB11fu. =
The next session Of osr school bssins Ii. IL q
VyEODBk. 1884, and ends the lst Of JULY, 1850
~ we nenenf OF young ladies who have finished
tnon regular course Of studies and who wish to ear
~ On TURNER their mental Improvement, there will
&c cam 10 Bellies Lettssy md. Notwithstanding
VIC week Price Of admission, 80 for the whole
The grsatsst efforts viii be made e this bot
mysrcSing and improving.
n -. ne priTary Department French wHl tstausht
fACULTYi.
~ Hgsaf Lsy1Bval, a u. Principal.
MRS Bennett, Miss Mary Gordon, Miss ELL
=, - bsrtlett. Madame L Blanchet Mrs Miriam Tay
.oE. Madame Marie Estvan John Calyo, w TIT
iow, " N 0ratau. Heinrich schneider, 6fxnorius
Ansonietta and Marietta Erha, from Italy.
~. - co
ror Llents .......-.-....... On
III Euksu 1uftf0n 40 90
eo Roaeln LANGUAGES, ELECTROMAGNETIC. 20 90
For french. when studied exclusive Of the
s8nsn 10 90
LOT 20 90
FOR one lesson (of an hour, a veot. "A m
FOR two lessons (of an hour week. ....... 60 90
ror three lessons (of an hour) Q week.. I'D 60
sor iour lessons lof an hour We ek-.... 10 Do
r 30. me use OF PIANO: 90
For Drawing, from Models % OD
ror DIawinR. from 40 90
LOT psinting In Water Colors......-........ 40 90
ror O1i Painting 50 90
Primary Department, for children under Ii
rysss 81 80 90
au5-d3m
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u B. COOK.

II. AUCTIONEER AND COMMs'N MERCHANT.
Respectfully Informs his friends aud the public
gene ally, that he will continue the Auction and
Com mission business, at the old stand of r Cook
Co, No 70 Main etreet. and fstters himself (frem
his experieI ce 10 the busiuess that he will be able
to give satisfaction. He returns his thanks to his
fri nds for the very liberal patronage extended to
him, and 10 determined to merit continuance ofths
same.
description, horses. cattle, &c, &C.
Out-l or sales attended 70 at the shortest notice.
and upon the most rea' enable ter ms.
EBC COOK,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant
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DIss0 LUTON OF co PARTNER

ny I , . y LUIION OE % IA hTNEh
IL SHTP.-The co-partuership arrangement OF
VALENTINE SON expires to-day BY the terms Of
= xreemsnt and mutual consent Any unsettled bu-
sinss. Of the CONCERN will have the attention of
VALENTINE. JR. to whom the matters OF YALEN-
TIS.& son are HOW transferred.
MANN 8 VALENTINE,
MANN VALENTINE JR.
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IIAYING nov closed out AM ths unde

L sirabls goods in the stock Of YAJsNTINB&
sOS. by making the sacrifice of them in the store
ra'her than at auction, the remaining stock have
purchased. enabling my father TO withdraw his in
terest from the late concern and shall this day with
q large and new stock just arrived from New York.
open new business the old basis Of forty years
standing, ddheriro 10 the one priee system, and in
pUI suing il. shall be guided bv the same policy
which directed my father for many years.
BY my father | am requested to say to his old
friends that he will generally be foun abor the
store where IL will give him great pleasure TO
them. MANN 3 VALENTINE, il.
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I km NM PERCUSSION CAPS
1'COO.OOE We have In store for GALE cheap
100000 G Caps
100000 B Caps
200U0o Water Proof @ Caps
I00,NN Water Proof D Caps
20000O Percussion Water Proc Caps
5000 Hly's Centre Fired Water Proof Caps
100000 Walkers Ground Edge Caps
10000 Cox's Ground Edge Caps
500U0 Hicks Hat Caps
CLARKSON, ANDERSON 4 co,
Importers # Hardware,
seq 10 JOG Main street.
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Il 'I1G y y OHOEIDIIS udTfuK pUICUHbcu
L the entire interest owned by Epw'D McApAM in
the OLD DOMINION BOTTLlNG ESTABLISH
MENT, respectfully golicts a continuation of the
very liberal patronage bestowed on the Arm of 3
Mason Co. He hopes, By strict attention to bust
ness and straightforward DEALING to merit the con-
fitsnce repo.ed in the late Arm.
Very respectfully. MASON.
Richmend October 18th, 1855.
~ See advertiser nts in another column.
Ii
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,PLENDID STOCK OF


The undersigned wouid respectfully inform his
friends customers and the public generally that he
SNOW receiving. direct from New York ard Phila
drlrhis large ard desirable stock of Fall and
Winter Dry Goods, embr scn all ofhe latest styles
AMONG which may be found choice selection Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Also. large assortment of Cloths Cassrneres
vest'ngs. Jeans. Tweeds. &C. for men and boys
wear; Papnels. Irish Linens Bleached aud Brown
she>tings. Bleashed and Brown Cottsns. Cotton Os
ss5urgs, very low; together with an extensive
II
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EoUR.vALAUBLE BUILDING LOTS.
IosSs AbSr HsI s gWo s WITH II
TUE CORPORATION LINE. Ton sALE AT AUG.
TiON..Will be sold on the premises. On Thurs
beautiful building Lots. located - above one hav.
ing front Of 30 feet on the norih side At Grace
me south side Of Bread street, each running back
100 feet to an alley Is feet wide
TKHha-One-fourth cash; balance ct 3, 6 and .
BY . trust deed or title retained.
&C Is a0DDIN q APPERSOy. Aucta
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r UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER
IL would respectfully call the attention Of my
tomers and the public generally. TO my assortment
Of LUMBER which have selected with great care
In the Northern market. and which will sell at
very low prices "a
White Pine, 4 tot inches thick seasoned
Ash. 70 inches thick, seasoned, extra wide and
good
Hickory. IN TO inches thick, very superior
Maple. Poplar. Walnut. Cherry, Mahogany
sprucs and Yellow Pine, Flooring, scantlng
shingles, Button Wood, sc.
III 'ase give me call bt fore purchasing.
EDWsD e DUDLEY, 18Th street,
&c II between Main and Fra9kl lin.
A DDITlONAL SUPPLIES. BY James
"A town. We have received several cases of Fall
Clothing embracing Cloth dress frocks, fancy Cas-
sfmere suits, rich silk ysyet yerts, heavy black
aud solores Silk Vests. fancy Elk Ties ecarfs 4 O.
e.. rem feTinR stock full and comp etc Cali
and see the novelties Of the season at i03 Main at
0c ~ KEEN, BALDWIN q 90.
NORTHERN APPLES, 10 good order,
Az for ssie by WIN KING.
~ N-1 lend yrauklin street
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BARGAINS FROM AUCTION DIR

X ANU hfNC ERph ASOAlON -pIy
- goods cheap for the Million. No. II Main st
known makes Of Brown ShirtiDgs and Sheetines:
Biseched Muslin Ticks. Canton Flannels, Prints,
S.ttiueis. Jeans, DENNIS, de-, much under regular
prices for cash.
Best high Collars, French Merinces at so Ger Is,
worth 81 25; English, do 20 cents &c; Mouslins, l21
cents; Stella AMI CbsI ellie shawls; scarfs; Merino
Cloth. and Silk Velvet Cloahs. from the lowest
price rpwards astonis hngy low; black and colored
silk Eoceuts and higher; Swiss and Cambria Collar.
and Worked Bands at half their value, and richest
worked at that; Woolen shirts and Drawers; Bed
and 8ereants Blankets; Hosiery and Gloves at a
great Job. Ny motto. small profits and quick re-
turns
inrite with pleasure aud confidence, all the city
and country friends to inspect my stock of bargains
who car as7e IS per cent, al Ne "a Main e.
cl9 JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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ne l7-d&cwt,
SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLIsH


ING AND DRAWINa.-On the fret day Of octo-
Der next, ! intend opening Select Classical aud
Of the foowing branches viz Gr. Enm M Sr
&c GSs,",an HHst:rY Geograp'y Mathematics and all
~ of giving strict ana proper attention to large
scho0i, the number OF pupils will be limited to 25
and the entire charge for instruction in this depar-
mem VIII De 500 per session. from the LIST of ucto
Der. 1888. ending the aoth June 1859. The ancient
languages win be Taught by m, self the higher
German, by the Rev. Mr.. HoYsR, and the English
and Mathematics By fully competent teachers-
rTssre Lessons viii also be given and private Glass,
school Is combined an Institute for Music Rdinttno
and Df;aosno IN In the Musical department. under
taught on liberal terms, Orchestraiion, thorough
Bass and Plane. by Prd BUSCH; Guitar. Melodson
ana az by teach
Music, and instruction given both privately and in
classes or societies. in thorough Bass vocal or in
for PAINTING and DRAWING will % be- uudsp tbe
direction Of Mr. ALPKED SMITH, asssted by MrJF
FISHER Of Philadelphia. recently arrived In this
city, specimens of whose talent can be seen at the
Institute. Landscape and Portrait Painting and
Of every description will be taught private
themselves in all any of the above branches Will
be afforded to YOUNG LADIES, who intend to devote
With the impression, that an Institution, where
instruction in the most general branches of art and
science may be had at niodsrate prices from teach
TO the rising generation, the p patronage of an en-.
lightened public is solicited.
All communications will be left at the Institute
on Main, between 9th and 10th streets over DR. Hud
sons Dental Office or at the Post ONCE in letters
directed 20 the undersigned.
O. A. ERICSSON.
Richmond, Sept 1888. sc 6-dtiN
REpERENCss-Rev T Moere, Rev NJ HoRe Rev
Geo Woodbridge. Rev II Kepier. Hou Caskie,
Rev L Burrows and VIM Richie. ESQ.
RICHMOND MALE ACADEMY, a
~ SELECT CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL and
ENGLISH SCHOOL, FRANKLIN STREET, ABOVE 7rn
X. III. l.. TIGHE, A. M, Principal.
The SIXTH Annual Session will open on MON
DAY, the 9th of September.
The advantages of a SELECT SCHOOL are OBJ vious to
the mind OF every rejecting parent and such this Ia
designed 10 be in the stricast Of the werd In
consequence of the Senior Class entering College, as
well some ether pupils going into business there
will be some vacancies Classes for beginners in
English and Latin will be Termed; those also will be
admitted who prepared to enter classes already
formed. The course of instruction is thorough and
systematic The Primary Department receives par
ticular attention Mr. Utw'd Heindrich is engaged
rs assistant in Mathematics, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry, Drawing aud German. Mr. Jos Michsrd
will teach French and Spanish. For further partc.
ulars, apply after the 18th of September at the
School-house, to l. TIGHE, A. NJ.
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CLoAKs AND sHAWLs,

NEGRO CLOTHING
In large quantities. Consisting of Kerseys Sati.
ratts, stanton Cloths, Pull Cloths Linseys, BIan.
kets and many other articles too numerous to men
ton An examination Is earnestly solicited as | am
determined TO sell low. gre BAGBY
81 Nof~
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prick STORE ON l3rH STREET

RAOkk 01OhI VN 10Th ME I,
" NEAR TO GARY STREET. AT AUCTION
Viii De sold upon the premises. on MONDAY, the
z = "a aaS q October c.mmencing 1t ~ o'clock
near to Cary ttreet, and now In the occu 2ancy OF
Mr Geo 4 Peake. and renting at $500 per snpun.-
Inc lot fronts l6 feet and back about 50 feet
we'll to attend this SALE
TENS very liberal, viz: no cash, but credit of
IL. Is and "a months for negotiable potee with in
terest added and secured by q trust deed.
OCT JAS TAYLOR SON Aucts
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DIHsOLUTIOre. 40.

nIsSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER,
- sHIP-The co-parsnership heretofore existing
and style OF GENTRY & Waller, expires today
by mutual consent. Amy unsettled business of the
concern will have the attention Of T J Walker. TO
whom the matters Of Gentry 1 Walker have been
transferred. J r GENTRY
T J WALEEK
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TRUSTEES SALE m 4 arnAn

INaINn. CORN MILL. BUILDINGS. &C..
At AUCTION as. trustee u . certain desd OF
1850. and duly recorded 10 the once Of ne kieh.
mond Hustings Court. shall proceed 70 scil & ruh
nc auction. on tho prtmises, on fBIDAY. tho 29th
lsy Of October. commencing at II o'clock, 81. Is
property conveyed thereby, being one steam m
CINE and Gear. one Corn YIN and fixtures com.
plcte, and the Buildings situated st the corner On
Msis and zlst streets now used by aid REL -
mill house. Terms cash
JAS N TAYLOR, Trustee.
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REFRESHMENT HOUSE, ON THE
H FAIR GROUNDS, AT PETERSBURG. VA
On THURSDAY mex, the 2lst int. at IL o'clock,
will be rented out to the highest bidder on the pre-
misses, the kefreshment House on the Pair Grounds
during the holding Of the Virginia State Fair
1t will be rented with the understanding that no
ardent spirits will! be sold on tho premises
By order Of the
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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ST. JOSEPH's ACADEMY, RICH
M0ND, VA

ST. JOsEPH's ACADEMY, RICH
MOND, VA
CONDUCTED RY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
Ihm institutiou will resume Studies on the FIRST
MONDAf OF September. Boarders for board And
tuition and use Of bed and bedding also for Washn
ana mending, pay per annum $751; to be paid semi
AR In advance Day Scholars. according to
the branches they study pay from a to s. per
yer, IN advance farther particulars, apply at
the Academy 4th and Marshall SITS or to the RI Rev
J. ModlLL. Bishop Of Richmond se3-d&cwts
MISS PEGKAM'S SCHOO 1.-The
~ third session OF Miss PE6RAM'S Boarding
and Day School will begin the first MONDAY. In
october. and will continue nine months.
No pains will be spared to make the school worthy
IN Al respects Of the generous encouragement which
II has hitherto received
Competent Instructors are engaged for each de.
pai tment, and the course of study will embrace
every branch essential to . liberal female etlucs
ton.
The foreign languages will receive special atten
ton A
Nine. BERAUD will continue to; reside in Mira. Pc
grams family, and te afford every facility for
thorough knowledge Of the French language
The BELIEF Lettre class will be resumed for the
benefit OF young ladies who have left school AZ well
as for those pursuing the higher acadsmicai course
Circulars containing full particulars may be had
on immediate application to ~ ~
Mrs J. W. Program
;pA.x Co.
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BOARDING.
VNTESTHAM HOUSE.

NOTICE II can accommodate some fif.
IN teen BOARDERS during tho Fair. Apply At
my residence, southwess cate Of the Frir Grounds,
Main street EAHAWkkS.
A.
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By Goddin { Aprson.
TRUsTsEs eAEs OF FARM OF &c

1 ACRES. IN HANovrR coUNrY. on rHS
ssaa6aiNiA CENTRAL RAILROAD. NILS
rK IN, EsC4n2SD Trussee IN certain ass4
October, 1855. duly recorded h Hssossr 0ssSey
Court shall proceed % sell st public ssctios. q
t the premise, On THURSDAY. The INST 0oSeSse.
the desirable farm located e above. ooefainirS X
sores on the border Of HsnovsF osuuty rscsnsy %.
Of the sell IL remarkably quick and pecuIiarIS sSt
Cd for market gardening. The location = oSs wail
sdapeed for the residence a good phyician, -
within two niles Of the place now o6sFed, which
Va also occupied bya physician shout two pears
ago. Distance from 6ichmond Sk miles.
, The terms. which viii be rsmaka ably fb~eaL vfIl
pc made known at the hour Of aas The tisIe y b.
to % perfect but the trustee will convoy with
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-21
A VALUABLE MARKET FARM FOR

MORE CLOTHING DARRACUTT-
~ HARRIS co. have this day received an.
other lot of fine Clothing, Consisting of fine Seal
Suits sll alike; fine Velvet Silk and Cashmere
Vests, fancy color, and black; also fine assort-
which Of the late styles and made in the est
manner and will be sold ye.y low Cali at No. liz,
Main street DARRACOTT, HARRIS co
oc 20 SUCCESSORS TO Merchant Weisiper 90