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HAMPTON ACADEMY.

J BIN. B CARY, NJ. Principal, instructor in An
cent Languages and Mathematics.
~ EDMONDS, v NJ /, Assistant In Mathemat-
les. and instructor in Tactics.
JESSE JONES, A B, Assistant in Ancient Ian
guages
Pa LIPPE HEALE. instructor liz Modern Lam
gua9es eRd Music.
Miss EMILY A CLEVELAND. Instructress in
female Department.
Board and Tuition in Ancient Languages and
Mathematics $40 per session of ten month"; COM
nepcipg on the LIST Monday in October. Lights
extra. For catalogue, or further information, al
dress the Principal, Hampton. Va. au6-lm
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TRUSTEES SALE OF Two HAND
4 SOME TENMENTH ON CLAY AND SMITH

-, cUME IEN MLN UN CLAI AND SMITH
STRLEEfS, IN BULLOCK AND HARRIy AD-
OTTOMAN the request OF the trustees of the He n
~ Company aud ali other parties interested we
sail sell at public auction. on the premises on ga
TCkDAY afternoon, the z8sh August 1858, at
O'Clock the Lot located a. above, fronting IS feet
more or less, on the South side Of Clay street. run
ming back 1853 IL feet to alley, having thereon
tw. excellent framed Dwellings, nearly new, and
we'll built The foregoing lot lies In Henrioo county,
only about twenty yards from the corporation line.
IERNs-Onef fifth cash; balance 1t 5 q. Q and u
months for negotiable interest added secured
by trust deed, or title retained.
au IA GODDIN APPERSON Aucts
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II AVALUABLE FARM FOR SAVE

The valuable Farm Of the late c. T.liaferro,
vately until the Stat day of August. when, II no
sold before IL will be offered for sale on the prem
ses. 10 the highest bidder. This Farm is on the
Rapid Ann River, adj0iring the b apid Ann Station
Orange and AIexanora RAILROAD, the Station being
only lew hundred yards from the Dwelling HOUSE.
tive situated in beautiful country and surround
by most desi, able nsighborhood. The buildings
are convenient and In good repair. Terms accom-
modating. Any information in relation to the Farm
may be had by application to the subscriber or to
the following persons: Robert A Mayo. Esq DR.. T.
y Kocdey: Kichm end Or Taliaferro, Culpeper
Law. II. TALIAFERRO.
Rapid Ann Station, / 4 - -
CuDeDer County July q 1874
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VALUABLE lNFORMATION-For ev-

VALUABLE NEOhMAIiON-for eV-
cry man. woman and chg psrsnts save ~
r n. BASS CURE OF AsIATIC CHOLERA,
more prompt relief than any known remedy. and ii
you reSeleved in few minutes or hours dont p o.
surpsi ed or alarmed as ths mas peeh wen ts'tea ID
r r. BASS CURE FOR DYsENTERy. that
gripping aud painful disease. known by mucous dis
r K BASS, CELEBRATED REMEDY F0s
BLOODY FLUX, will afford prompt relief tor this
r. r. BASS CsMfoUND APRRiENT and LIVER
PILLS, for chronic Constipation OF the bowels TOT,
side and bresst, Jaundice. Indigestion Nauses va
tor Brash and diddness of tho Head, attended fre
quently With blindness, Will anofd rehei WITHOUT
'n e Bass pAINcURER or EXTRACTOR win
f1ssss sns ia %ps %
stomach and Bowels, ina few minn'es' oy e1'erh"
Ape'iRsa'BIsAas lass EYr-wArER will cure all In.msd
and Sore Eyes as tested by eminent ply sicans for
Isgsrans possing Sc If so anal Chronic
Thrash. q gell..risd Remedy. which will cure the
w9!'f 'f sss ss' iE FOX
prompt relief to any one surerins WIZ TINS psia'''
mag Ta BASS TooTnaoHET INCTuRH viii afford
relief Il 10 nass %ooopinoH SYRUP, for Consumption.
Couuhs from Colds AFthma, Bronehitis and all dis'
eases of the Lungs, Remedy prepared iron pa pa
Professor of Anatomy in the Medical College hicn-
mond. Virginia; not to be e1ualed. az wen a. ,ae
Others which need but to DO tried 10 satisfy ns
value to suffering humanity, and they have been
fully tested in the practice Of many OF Tn mosL 81,
entic and successful hyscians 10 this ana sevelsI
other States OF the Union, and they viii inyarle-
bly, recommend themselves, being curative, rest9es-
tatine effects. have deemed any additional tssti
% nny unnecessary.
For sale wholesale and retail by
T. r.. BASa, soie Proprietor,
Principal of the Franklin and 4th Streets English
and Classical School, Richmond. Virginia. 70
whom al orders must be addresssd.
Sold also in Richmond by GRUBDs 4 APPERsQS,
Drug gisss No. 2OI Broad street, whore ccrtiicates
may be seen. ~ H-aacwimy
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL HSTATE

L AT ROCK ETTS, AND INTEREsT IN SLAVES.
As trustee in certain deed Of trust from William
Henrico County Court shall in execution thereof,
pre- coed to sell at public aucion on the premises,
on SATURDAY, the 2sth of August, 1883. att oclk,
said deed, viz: An undivided one fifth part OF the
lot, with the brick dwelling thereon fronting 2l0
feet on toe soush side Of Nicholson street running
back l66 feet to Dcnny's line and in the occu-
pancy of said Colgin. Also, all tho ead Colgin's
right, title and interest in the slaves conveyed to
him by Thos Blakey, as legstee of Philip Light
foot by deed of the 2lst December 1880 Of record in
Henrico County Court
TaRMs-O Cash. The titleis believed TO be good but
the trustee will convey with the usual special war
ranty. JOHN W ATKINSON,
jy 24-2awtd Trustee.
Sale conducted BY GoDDIy q ArPIRsoa. Aucts.
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Culpeper County, July q, 1858.
MOST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT

MOST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT
ivA ON MECHANICSyILLE TURNPIKE. ~
sirable country seat Of g. BRzANr Esq. located as
above, 10 for sale privately The place contains
about O. acres of land. highly improved. OF which
the place consist of comfortable brick dwelling,
and every other building than cou'd be desired the
number OF which it would be unnecessary to emu
merate. The house is surrounded by handsome
forest oaks. and the largest variety of ornamental
trees shrubs flowers. &C., to be found on any other
place OF the same size. There 10 also large garden
well stocked with fruits and vegetables. &
As no description which Could be given would
sons disposed purchase are respectfully reaJes-
ted TO examine it. GODDIN APsERSON,
T. S.-As Mr.. BREANr expects shortly to wish Eu-
rope aoredt bargain can be had ii immediate appii,
cation be made for the above Farm. The terms OF
pay ment will be made most liberal. Apply to
G0DDiN Il APPERSON,
jy 27-2awIm Aucts
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By Edmond, Davenport & Co.

~ QoTHEE: ALSO. LIVERPOOL FINE SALT
&C. 15-0n FRIDAY, August 9th, ct IL O'clock
We will offer for sale At auetien, the cargo Of the
bark Sallie Magee. direct IRON Rio, consisting of
5000 bags Rio Coffee superiors !
800 " Santos do. s-a
ALSO
1000 sacks fine Salt. per chip Geo Evans,D direct
from Liverpool. deliverable either at City
Point or Richmond
Z -ALEO-
l5H casks Hibbeft's London Porter
80 half pipes and eighth casks Otard God
dard brandies in Custom House. direct i'm
portation from France
-AA.SO-
100 half chests choice Gurpowder Teas suita-
{ bic for Family Grocers
EDMOND, DAVENPORT l. co,
an N-tds Auctioreerg
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BY Dunlop, Moncure 8 Co Aucts.

CARGO OF PORTO RICO SUGAR AND
- M0LASsES, AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY.
the 9TH inst commencing at 10 O'Clock. We will sel
az cur WAkEHtuSk AT kOCKkTTS. the cargo
Of: - -
223 hhds prime and strictly choice quality su.
gar
50 hhds choice B Molasses
=. TERMs.-under 500 cash. over $lo0 mouths cred
y, for approved negotiable PAPER.
.sale without regard to weather and Will COM
meIcc precisely at 10 o;cleck TO enable dealers to
attain the cargo sas Of Coffee, BY Messrs gdmond.
eu II .a.s-s.s.s Auctionapra
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BY Dunlop, Moncure 4 Co.

MBOAT AT AUCTION.-On
will sell "a the wharf 10 front Of Col o Haskins
store. the steamer TUSIS A BROWN. said steam
er IL IS feet keel 22 feet beam: has 30 horse power
engine. II iuch cylinder, and feet stroke. The
hul Is built of the beet materials and in the m et
Substantial manner. TIE engine b In hne order
TMns-One-purth cash; balance months credit,
WIN '9pf0''' DutkLop. MoNcURE co.
.u1s Auctlonsefs.
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- FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Left nv farm In Hanover county, last Sun
>dav, without any proyocatiop. a NEGRO
MAN, about 40 years old, ging Thread coloI
VIII calls himself JAMES BRENT Very stout
would weigh. / suppose. 10 or $50 pounds-had on
when hs lat straw hat, light colored wooden pants
aud coat OF the same material was accustomed Z
wear a very full beard which likely he will cut off
very Intelligent. ia ks very freely.
purchased him in Richmond I'd Junelast. Of NJ
owned "a or 4 months sgo) b. Mrs earsh Roach.
Thoroug hfare Prince William county. Va.
will give reward of 8 20 for his apprehension ir
RichInonS or anywhere within ten miles of sch-
mond or SIS where else in Virginia; or If out o.
Virginia, $50.
au 90 6ts TIL. j. WnOLDblDGE
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day.
an e. tdss PHILIP WATKINe.

GALE OF LAND.-Will be sold, on the
- 18th Of August, Immediately after the sale Of
small tract of Land, belonging TO kllyson Cate
containing l3S half cleared balance we'll set
in pine and oak, situated on the old stage road
leading 20 Bolton's bridge
TERMS made known on day of sale.
17-dtde no LYNE. Auct
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~ L. C. SALTEk'S
VI. ENGLISH. CLASSICAL,
ANN n rIYrN TyrAT CCII00I. FOR R0VS

oNCLAr STREET, NEAR THE cuRNR OF SECOND.
The sixth session of this school will commence on
MONDAY, the 2Oth September next and close the
18th of July following.
The course of instruction embraces the Latin,
Greek, anu Frepeh languages. Mathematics, and the
The Principal pledges himself to spare no labor or
pains to promote the improvement and best inter
ests of these ntrusted to his caie IN then moral
no less than to their training, he w do
vote himself with untiring assiduity,
TEAMS,
SEMI ANNUALLY IN ADVANCES:
For board, including 90
For tuition in Greek, LATIN, and hsthemat-
"
For tution in Latin or Mathematics ......... 50 90
Fer tuition In higher English branches....... 40 20
For tuition in primary 80 on
For tuition In French .................. % 90
sull-dtg0S
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Il GREENWOOD SCHOOL.

Near Gotham Depot, Albemarle Co.. Va.
TIE Sixth Session of this School will commerce
the LIST of September and close the 10th OF July
following, with an intermission of two weeks st
Christmas The course of study will be thorough;
all the branches of q First Clase School will be
Taught. and every thing that can conduce to the
comfort of tbs boys will be attended to The sub
scrber will be assisted by Mr.. b. B. CRAI9. gra-
duate Of W asbington College, Va. who comes we'll
recommended, having taken the highest hoSors in
his Glass. One or two graduates of Warrington Col
lege Assistant Professors in the University Of
Virginia.
Twenty FIVE boys csrbe comfortably aecommoda-
ted The Terms are $3.50 for Board and Tuition: for
the 10 months, payable half the LIST of September,
and the rema nder the lst of February.
For farther particulars, apply to
Gotham Depot, Albemarle Co., Va.
R8ElRENCEs:
Hon VIM G Rives, Col. Vim. NJ. Woods, E. g. Pc
gram Esq, N. H. Massie, EpQ Virginia.
Heating himohs Jr.. DaLiei Lesesne. Esq, Charles
ton, 3. C.
Arthur NJ. Randolph, Esq, Tallahassee, Fla.
Robert N. Smith, Ese Lexington, Mo.
James O. Walker, Esq, WASHINGTON City.
an I8-dtlbtE
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g T. PENDLETON'S MALE SCHOOL,
~. 4TH STREET, BETW ZEN MAIN AND

FRANKLIN.
The 4th session of this School will commence on
the I'd MONDAY in SEP tember
Every exertion will be used to make the school
pleasant and thorough.
Terms from $40 to &c., paay able in advance semi
annually. No deduction made IN case OF dismissal.
or for any cause kept protracted sckress
c. Dlmmook, Public Guard; Mr.. j. 3. Morton, Gosh
Ter Bank Commonwealth; Mr.. r IL Dibbrell; Mr..
VIM Strother, Cashier Exchange Bank; MT. 9.
W, Smith; Gen. W. H. Richardson; Mr.. Charles B.
Williams, Secretary State Agricultural Society.
IN m
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III 'AA''s .ss1sa.. 80
SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPLY
lA Adi0 &Yecf,

l3 Mdtn Street.. 49,
Visitors to the White uphur epTings And eprinRs
In the vicinity are respectfully u0ted that ne have
extended oar kxPRES8 FACILITl 70 20 the above
places via the Central Railroad to Jackson ktyers
and from thence BY Express Wagon line 70 white
4uiphrr. This company ceu cgnhdenfIy reeommend
their 70 the public - betng reltAh1e
and all articles, packages, seeds and baggage tAkee
charge Of and delivered ct the Springs % mail $500
and ct moderate prices. Visit0rs arc recommended
10 send their baggage BY this conveyaoee. - they
viii ncceeoafiiy avoid al trouble In transferring
md prceuYtng checks aJong the route.
je6 IL MA0D0NOU6H. Agent. !
- DAILY LINE TO OLD
poIkT: noRTeMogTH AND 1oa.
DAVIS. and lURrIs PsQK, CAPT, ~ q 9: a.,scss
he regulsr run 10 the above places every day. 6nn
davs exceDted-, The Glen Cove viii Ieeve every
Wcdpssday. Friday and MotdaI norntnees ene ~
Curtis Peck every Thursdsy ssegraay ~ y Nm M
ociocS. pfeci.sis. and leave Norfolk eech sitsrnsse
dsy & the same hour touching q al 81 ne regular
Laniings on TIE river. gsing and rssufum9'
E1rPAasage and Pare - usual u..vrwa
= ron RENT on SALE The HOUSE,
q present occupied By q. Miss saxssy. .
GSSce Arrest between - enA esn. Alpty 70
H3I-SnWs9ss ABRAHAM WAAWiVas
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sPECTACL + s-P Z b

@@@ SPECTACL h S-P Z b
u S BILE GLASS ES.-The public ar,
hereby informed that in our very complete as
eorfuient OF SP sCT ACLES we continue to keep, a.
we have done for many years, a full aFHortment @
PEBBLE GLASSES In steel and geld frames. WITH
an perisl oe of thirty years iu this department
our business, End particular attention IN adaptnf
enabled to give general satisfaction In our Specta
cles. wv,
ALIASES gold steel and she'll of every variety
GLASSES Of every variety fitted In old frames.
MITCHELL 4 TYLER,
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jy 27--2awIm

no administrations in want of
nisosd with any quantity from the Armory Mills.
by sending orders through their commission mer-
cnAnts, direct to the MILL Meal will be delivered
a. the various depots Wi bout charge.
an l7-zaw3w ~ join SWAN, Miller.
T abbey s. RUBlNSON'S REALLY
IL GENUINE ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES,
bristles being secured by silver wire and patent
ment, are rendered permanent. The assortment
comprises q grs q. variety Of sty les and sizes
=, Also, LAiDLEY 4, 7 ROBINsON'S PkkMIUM
and beat articles for cleaning and p eservDg the
teeth, and rendering them beautifully white. now
III 0'' LA aff LEY = ROBINSON Chemists, &C..
au 20 4th and franklin ats Richmond.
DURE FOUNTAIN SODA WATER
L Always perfectly cool. and with our Cream By
Tup and pure Fruit Fisvors forms NEST delicious,
COOL ana L L1 ROBINSON, o r. emi.s &c,
au % 4th and Franklin streets.
CRATES, FENDERB, FINE SETS OF
" sHOvELS, ToNGS and POKERs-I have for
including every style q Tenders, GUNNER Pieces.
hendsome and plain sets of ehovels, T0ngs and
Pokers teven different sizes of coal scuttles cinder
Shovels. IRE Shovels; handsome Stands for Shovels
and Pok ers Blower Stands and Iron footmans
Brick; FIRE slaos AMI JAMS sets Of soap Stone for
setting up Crates; Tavern and Church Belo, OF
sweet tone. Builders, housekeepers. and others in
of any of the above articles be supplied at
the lowest northern prices, i am manufacturing
ali kinds Of Bra and Iron Works of the abQye de-
scription at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, aud
CRATE and FENDER MANUFACTORY, 40 sa5
Richmond Va.
au Idly Z. d. DENOQN.
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DUKE FOUNTAIN SODA WATER-
OKATES. TENDERS. FINE SETS OF
e. D. DEMON.
EHaa .. RTGHH *a1pno AhD

&& DAs svnhF Ra1Da uAnD
UAANGk ON sUHkDULE-suMMERA ARRANGE
MENT-THRDUGH MAIL ROUTE TO MEMPHIS
AND new ORLEANS, ALSO TO TIE VIRGINIA
SpRIN0s-On and after the first eff July, 1858, the
daily Mail Train to the junction, connecting with
the South.Side Train for Lynchturg, thence West
and Southwest without detention, Will Jun daily ~
follows, Sunday sincluded:)
Leave Richmond at.............. $50 clock A. ID.
Arrive at the junction at............ SIS A. n.
Connecting with Southside Rail-
road train tor LyBchburg)
And through to Danyille, (Sundays
excepted;) by theBame train, and
arrive in DaHville at. .s.,......-. LIS p. II
RETURNING:
Leave Denviile at.....-....-..........7 us A. "a.
Arr;ye IN Richmond a;................ SO pm.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN FROM RICHMOND 70 TIE JUNO
fION:
Leave Richmond daily .exceptSun-
Arrive at Junction ,.................. $50 pm
(Returnipg in the morning after the arrival CT the
Southsi Mail Train from the eeuthwest3
Leave the yunction daily at........... go An
Arrive in Richmond at.................. $50 A. ID.
And connect with the trains going North.
The Train leaving Richmond at 80 A. n. forms
q link In the direct through line" from New YOrk
TO New Orleans, via Memphis Tenn, Atlanta, Ga
and Montgomery, Ala, being the most direct and
expeditions route to the West and South
@. CAMPBELL,
ivl Superiutendent X. d r. b.
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

49, Vk vA0VdOAzH lsHAH zzOIA IE
- ON 0AMBLeS HILL AT AUCTION-Will be
sold on MONDAY, the 3plh Aueust lass on the urss
misses. commencing at ~ o'clock. the desirable real
estate located a. above recently in the Of
Mr. Joseph A.. Arnsld. 1t fronts INK feet on the
east line Of 4th street, back l3O feet and has
tnsre0n not only an excellent framed dwelling but
q large kisseen. detached from the dwelling, ans
1Aahs-0nefoutth cash; balance ct g. and .
months for negotiable notos. interest added secured
Dy trlst deed. A. the pr,psrty Dcompelled TO be
sold without limit reserve the attention Of those
wanting ouch real estate is respectfully invited tc
the sale. GODDIN 4 APPERSON.
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NEALR SCHOOL ON CHURCH HILL.
frvrsrxuvsrrH STREET, srrwsxx CLAY AND InsH,


By Rev. THOMAS II. JONES. A. 4.
The undsrsigued having bad ave years experience
a. teacher, win open. g he resdsncs, On ntn G..
Church HIi. on MIDNRsDAY, leih septsm6ss
ATgC1L SCHOOL, Those dispesed 70 pAtr0nise
th school can eco the PRINCIPAL - hls rssidsnce
eth sfreet. ar nv days; afser shsch ~ GO -
Srnd an I'M street. whose best e10rts viii b. devo
fsd Z, the education of youths enfruseed % ~ c1ss
srcal sttention VII BE- given 70 tbs prime Engiisn
1r1us YrH ouAsfsa or NJ MONTHS. :. :,
For prfiiiary EpxIish (rbt book ~ y
For advanced dc = "a n
For Latin. Greek. and Mathem TS ~
eu H-1n xoVAAe1 sSNA
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kfR. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL

RICHMOND, VA.
The next session OF our School begins the LIST OF
OCTOBER, 1883. and ends the LIST of JULY, 1859.
For t-e benefit of young ladies Tho have finished
ry on further their mental improvement, there will
he ciass in Bellies Letters and Misunderstanding
twice week Price of admission, $50 for the Who'll
session, ans SIS to pupils who take other studies
interesting and improving.
In the Primary Department French will be taught
to the little children orally. without any charge.
FACULTY:
HUBERT P IEFEBvRE, A NJ, Principal.
WING WILLIAMS A b, Vice Principal.
Rev III keppler Jehn Little, NJ d, Mrs Il
Gibson, Miss Mary G Gordon. Mis- Elisa Bartlett
Madams L Blapchet. Mrs Miriam Taylor: Madame
Grabau. Eiiodoro Canns. Heinrich echneider.
TERMS:
For Board co
For Washing.... 2, 10
For Engish Tuition 40 90
FOR Modern Languages each. 20 20
Fer French. when studied exclusive of the
Esglish 40 90
For 20 90
Singing:
For one lessen (of an hour, week.......... 40 90
For two lessons (of an hour) week. 80 90
For three lessons (of an hourt week...... 10 90
For four lessons (of hour q Elk l6 90
For the of pi %
For Drawing from Nodes. 20 GO
for Drawing. from ............ 40 90
For Painting in Water Coiors. ............. 40 90
Fer Oil Painting. so 90
Primary Department, for children under Ii
years OF aRe.....-....... 81 W
For further partcusarsi , agpy to n rrvpvpu
have sc eralof my punils to placs as teachers.
Persons by apply ing to me- may secure the services
of competent instructors. Il.
au dam
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r. W. ROSTERS SCHOOL FoR YOUNG
LADIES win reopen on MONDAY, 9Th ucto.
Der, at the same place and on the same plan and
terms a. those Of last year
Mr.. RS class at Mr.. Petherbrfdge's School will
not in any way interfere with Nj. Rs hours in his
School. tLs54 80 au 23-lms
MISS Nj. e. GUEST viii open 6chvol
Iva on the lat Of September next for the ipstruc.
ton OF children But limited number will lie re-
ceved. and every exerton will be made for the inn
prove msnt of these committed to her care.
81 school room on Grace, between Sd and 4th
Streets au 3-eod6t
MRS AND. MISS GORDON'S SCHOOL,
AvA corner OF Franklin and Fifth streets will bere.
opened on the first of October next.
w .-
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18TH AND 18th eTRI1IH, QPPQ4IU.
bees leave to inform his patrons and the Duhle -
orally that no II now better prepared than ever -
fore, to execute oil kinds Of work tn b nns .
busipess.
:. HE USES FHE VERY BEST NAF2kLALA
TO be had in this COUNTRY. and has procured ~
FiRsT.RATR wORKMRN,
among them, y rurt = ,rvnr,
whose skin - sign and Ornamental IAl4s
ter, Glider, &c, too we'll knowa (. ~ -
AND Nh. JOHN PHkDUE, sqaaiiy eslsleelsA
o. Q House Painter and Wh1teneT - Wal30s
CEILINGS &c. comprislug foFce samplo - -.
cu. promptly snd tailhfnily- al Asscsipti0ao u
Patntins in the most satisfactory meanss, nd
y" uR Is Hi IRON II ANY PAKr on fHu STATE. u
Entire satisfaction guaranteed IN Oh fseye01. -
the best of CITY and Country re1prsneo efvsD VIA
desired. fr the better satslactt9 ard oeoo00o11p
tien Of persons ct . distance. -ss @3ss
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- MULEs, Mules aud NURSES

A2NI have just received. direct from Rontucky,
a very choice and superior lot OF stock l have
MUIHs we'll suited for iron masters, railroad pnr.
noses and street and plantation use. ell of which
viii sell. exchange, break and deliver in city or
oountry. upon my usual accommodating terms. AZ
D"'" EDWIN WALKER.
NH shall be ia receipt Of fresh stock, direct
from Kentucky, every month Enquire as soov We
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
IL PAINTING, GLIDING, 10.

July ], is58.--jy l--ts
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T H. BINFORD'S
u. EHGLLsIE. CLASSICAL. AND MATERNAL

- EHGLLSiK. CLASSICAL AND MATHEMAE
ICAL SCHOOL.
SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN CLAY AND MARsHAfL-
The exercises Of this school will BIO resumed on
MONDAY, September 9Th.
With increased facilities for instruction. and by
strict and undivided attention TO his profession the
Principal thinks that he can with safety ensure the
accurate and thorough preparation ofboys citherfor
the University or any Of onr Colleges. or for bust
ness pursuits.
department.
PAYABLE QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE.
Latin Greek and Mathematical 90
Latin and Matthew % o.
Ensish branches - ~
-. Appieation Elay be made 70 tbs undersigned,
at Messrs. Binford Porter'a WareroomS, corner OF
Franklin aud 18th ST.. So e -~.o.,
"a ll-d3m blNtUnD.
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P. BURRUss' SCHOOL, May

~ P. BURRUSS' SCHOOL, Mayo st
~ The fifteenth session of this School, in the
Basement Rooms OF the Uniyersalist Church. will
commence on the Goth September.
Mr.. LAkkIN VII LIS, who is 4 graduate 10 se.
veral Schools Of the University, and 10 very hehly
recommended by Professors Bledsoe, Maurin, Har-
risen, and others has been re-engaged Assistant
Professor EMION will instruct in French and Mr
CALY0 in Drawing
TERMS, &C. as heretofore,
For further particular apply. after the 10th Sep
TENDER. at the Richmond House, to
al l3-6WA e. BURRUSa.