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MOST VALUABLE RESIDENCE ON

MUST VALUABLE RESIDENCE ON
IA THE NORTH sI0E OF BROAD, BETwEEN
10TH AND Ira STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUI-
iober, 1883. on the premises. commencing at o'clk
M, the valuable brick Tenement located as above
DOW in the occupancy Of Dr 4 A Jeter. J The house
has 10 rooms, besides large brick kitchen, stable
carriage house. and has all the modern improve.
ments 1t has Just been painted pspered aud other
among the most desirable in the city for th lawyer
ply stefan, or merchant, beiag convenient to the
usual places Of business. ~ 80
1ERAs-Very liberal, viz: No cash; but credit of
and years. for negotiable notes. interest added
payable annually, secured BY approved endorsers
and trust deed. 6ODDlN D APPEkEON
II Aucts
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By Thomas W. Keesee,
{Cfice corner 18th and Cary streetsN

pew NO. Is IN ST JAMES CHURCH.
- BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated January Och.
Court OF the city Ct Richmond made to me as irrs
tee, Tgi sell ct public auction on MONDAY after
noon october 4th at AZ O'Clock in front of st james,
church. the shove named Pew
Terms cash. JOHN GIBSON, Trustee
~
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By Henry W. Quarles.

SPLENDID STOCK OF TRIMMINGS.
N n FANCY GOODS. LAoES, WRAPPING AND
" EDS ESDAf morning next, the 9Th Of DC 'ober al
~ O'Clock, VIII commence the sale. at the adies'
broad streets. Of Que Of the fnst stocks OF goods
ever onrred IN this city at auction embracing fancy
1oods. trimmings, Laces. Dry Goods. &c mailing
CITY This stock com rises all of the new goods in
ths aseSs ne ana desiring supply
AI The sale will he Continued every dsx unt;I
the whole stock il sold ' N"' 1"Ni
~ order OIL twHATAN RoBERrs Esr Trustee and
without reserve. HENRY W OiIARi Es
re 80 nrtiona
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE.

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
~ &c, FOR SALE.-for the better pursuit of my
profession, have determined to remove to the city
Of Richmond: therefore offer for private sale my
RESIDENCE, on Grove street, in the tow n Of 8, d.
hey, one mile west Of Richmond. The grounds co :.
SYST OF a yard and garden OF two acres, with fine
quanuty OF very select Fruit Trees. and large va
rety OF Flowers and Shrubbery. The place Is D. r.
frctly healthy and the neighborhood good. will
sell the house and two acres much more as the
purchaser may desire, on fair terms, and at price
which honestly believe to be very low. The pur-
chaser can have possession at once, and n he desires
IT, can rent OF me 10 acres land high state OF
improvement,
The dwelling and out houses are new and in good
repair give no description OF them, taking Il for
Granted that persons wishing to purchase viii ex-
anime for themselves
For informal ion, apply to Messrs CO DDIN 4 AP-
PEeSON, or MAKMADUKE JUHNsON
The foregoing valuable country seat will be sold
atauction, on the premi es, Oh THURSDAY, the
7th october, 1865, at O'clock P M.
TRRMS-Liberai, say oneffth cash: Cor note at
months interest added, satisact rily endorsed bal
ance at O. II. is and "a months for negotiable notes.
interest added, secured BY a trust des d.
30 81 6UODIN II APPEHSON. Aucts
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EDUCATION.


DHILIP B. STANARD will resume the
4 duties of his CLASSICAL AND METHEMA-
TICAL SCH0 l.. en- the 9Th day OF Sept. mber
next, in his rooms corner of 3th and Clay street
TERMS:
(Pay able semsnnualiy in advance)
English branches. inclnGibg Mathematical
Course to suryeying...... $40 90
Including the higher branches of Analytical
or Descriptive Geometry, Shades, shadows
add Perspective or Calculus ................. 80 90
English and 80 90
English, Latin and Gree 60 %
French, extra 20 co
T. &. can be seen At the residence ef Mr. John
Q. Stansrd, corner Of It'll and Clay streets.
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AEIsS PEGRAM,a SCHOOL,

MISS PEGKAM'S SCHOO 1.-The
" third session of Miss PEGRAM'S Boarding
and Day school will begin the first MONDAY, in
October, and a ill continue nine m nths
No pains will be spared to make the school worthy
in all respects of the generous which
it has hitherto received
COMPETENT Instructors are engaged for each de-
paf tmeDt, and the course of study will embrace
every branch essential to liberal female educa-
ton.
The foreign languages will receive special atten
ton.
Mime. HERAUD VIII continne to. reside in Mrs. Pc
grams family, and to afford every facility for
thorough knowledge Of the French language.
The BELIEF Lettre class will DO resumed for the
henefit OF young ladies who have left scho,i as well
as for those pursunS the higher scadenical course
Circulars containing full particulars. may be had
on immediate application to
MRS j. W. PEGRAM
se I7-t&cwts Linden Square
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FEMALE SCHOOL, ON CARY ST
T. BETWEEN lST AND I'D ST5.-Mrs CLAI
BORNE BARKSDALE will open q School on the
18th October.
TERMS For beginners ~ per month; for higher
classes IS per month; French and Music at MASTERS
prices.
One or two boarders can be accommodated on rec.
sonabe terms.
KTFEREvCEs- Rev Ke~ler, X Maury, DR. Jno
q Wayt Jas Hunt. Z 1t aes, DR. tieo Briggs.
Eaml Price, Richmond; Judge II II Msrehall, DIR
John Brown, K J Gaines and Henry Csrrink ton.
Charlotte CO ia SO 23-dI2DO
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TRUSTEES SALE As trustee in q
l. certain deed. bearing date 18th February, 1897,
executed by ROBE TT Gentry. dull recorded in iou.
ia County Court, shall proceed to sell at public
auction. for adv money. as Louisa Court House. on
court day } the negro woman JUDEA. conveyed BY
said deed. GEORGE SINS
se l6-law4wTh Trustee.
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I Il. BINFUKU'S
y. ENGLISH. CLASSICAL. AND NATHRMAT

T II. BINFORD'S
y. ENGLLSH. CLASSICAL AND NATHEMAE
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 undivided attention to his profession the
Principal thinks that ne can with salty ensure the
accurate and thorough preparation of boys either
ness pursuits.
Especial attention is bestowed upon the English
department.
TERMS:
PAYABLE QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE.
Latin Greek and Nathan tics ........... $50 90
Latin and Mathematics. 50 Oh
English branches. 40 on
Modern Languages (by Prof Emionl each...... 20 ~
~ Application may be made to the uuderaiqn> ID.
at Messrs. Binford Il Porter's Warerooms corner of
franklin and 18th sts
au ll-d2m Fl BINRORD.
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By JAS. Nj. Taylor 4 SON, Aucts.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND VI

- CANT LOTS ADJOINING, ON HENRY AND
CLAY STREETS. AT AUCrl0N.-By reeuest Of
city, We will cell, upon the premises, on MONDAY,
the 18th day ef October CONNIE ncng Mt O'Clock In
the Afternoon, his present residence on Henry Ut
1t is a brick building with 10 ms, kitchen, &C.
well arranged for the sccomniod sti6 of large fa m
lily. and is supp led with both the city and well Wa
ter The lot fronts on Henry street 50 feet and
back about 80 feet.
The vacant property on Clay street Will be divided
INTO lots Of 26f feet EACH and run back about 100
feet =
Ifdesired. it may be bought privately before the
day of sale. =.
TERhs-One' Fourth cash; balance at I, q and .
years, with interest adoed, and secured b. trus,
deeds. JAMES NJ TAYLOR 4 sON,
~ I An.
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THREE SNAIL TENEMRNTs on I'm
COMMISSIONERS, SALE or MnsI

III
" VALUABLE REAL ESTATs, ON thu COR
MEX " GRACE AND 5TH STREETS, IN TRE
CITY OF kICHMOND.-As Commissioners appoi A.
ca by decree Of the Circuit Court Of the city OF
hlchmond. pronounced on the 18th May, 1853, In the
case OF Mitchell aud " liiams against Hughes, &c
we or either If u.s. shall proceed sell ct pubic
suction. on the premises. on MONDAY, the 4th Of
october, 1885, At IA o'clock p. M IL fair II not the
next fair Gay, that very desirable property at the
corner Of Trace and 9Th streets In the occ spAn
cy OF Mr. Hughes aud his listers, fronting on
the North side Of Grace street 621s feet. running
pack on the Saet line Of 5th street. about l57 feet u
an alley. and having thereon large Brick Dwelling
ana other improvensnts. Theproperty will be sold
at the corner as may be determined on at the hour
TERMS -0ne-ffth cash: balance at 4, q. II and ls
months. for negotiable notes, interest added salts
fsctorly en- and the little retained Till the
whole purchase money be paid. The taxes for this
year to be paid by the purchasers The foregoing
real estate s justly regarded among the moot de.
sirabie In this city, for private re ideEce.
6ODDIN,
JAS LYONS JComr's
JNO wILLIAMS 80
sale conducted by GcDDIs 4 ArpERsaN, Aucts.
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HAVING now closed out all the unde

HAVING now closed out all the undo
Ia sratle goods In the stock IF VALENTINE
son hy making the sacrifice of them in the store
rather han at auction, the remaining stock hav-
n nc, ased enabling my father To wi hdrsw his in
TER. $; from the late concern apdsha this day with
a large and new stock Just arrived FROM New York,
oran new hrslness on ths OH basis Of forty yea
81 .pdiig ddheriJ 10 n, l'yTcc system, and in
puItaing it. shall be guided by The same policy
Which directed my father for 20 many years
RY nv father ] am requested Ia ray to bis old
feirIt- that he will generally be foun sb, t tbs
store where IL will give him great pleasure to greet
~ s,n MAINS VALENTINE, in.
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MR.. .LEFEBVRE's SCHOOL,
Lvl CORNER OF GRACE AND FoUsHER STREETS,

RICHMOND, VA
The next session Of our School begins the LIST OF
OCTOBER, 1885, and ends the lst of JULY, 1859.
For tie benefit of young ladies who have flushed
their regular course of studies. and who wish to
ry on further their ,ntal improvement, there viii
be class in Bellies Letters and Lteratnre-reciting
twice week Price of admission, $50 for the Who'll
session. and $l5 to pupils who take other etudes -
The greatest efforts will be made to render this both
interesting and improving.
In the Primary Department French will be laugh.
TO the little children orally. without any charge.
FACULTY:
HUBERT LEPEBvRR. A NJ, Principal.
WING WILLIAMS. A b, Vice Principal.
Mrs. Bennett. Miss Mary c Gordon, Mrs Eli
"a Bartlett, Madame l. Banchet, Mrs Miriam Tay
lor Madame Marie Estvan John A Calyo, W Tbs
low, VIM Graham. Heinrich Schne dar SixI oriue
Antoni.tta and Marietta Erba, from Italy.
TERMS.
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DESIRABLE RESTDENCE ON o.

A DESIhA Bile RESIDENCE ON 2SrH
T1o,AND STREETS, UNION HILL, AT ACC-
dttON..by request OF Mr. james Walker whoi,
remove 70 the country, will SELL on TU MS.
"a "a the pin OF October at "A o'clock VI, upou
Ihe premises, his present residence, situated az
Tyler. Esq. ''0''' VI w"
1t is framed building. with rooms has a kitch.
an attached. and Is supplied with good water from
feet TO an alley 81 feet vide ' 0"0N i'o
me buildings were erected few years ago. and
are In perfect order; and the property in every re-
spect Is well worth the attention of those seeking
IL desired, it may be bought privately. before the
TsRAs.-0nethirdc cash balance at and IL months,
deed A n WiIII4NS "''
80 %
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COUTHERN FEMALE INsTITUTE-.

SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE
- beg leave u inform my patrons and the pnblic
th-tt hsyaemployed as an Assistant In my School,
A. 81 DUPUY. NJ A., gentleman whose high re-
putatioa ~ scholar aud whose successful expert
'nce as have induced me TO select him from
among - applicants for the vacancy which existed
10 nv corps Of Instructors.
In every department the best talent has been
ed and every eiiort will be made to maintain
the high reputaticp Of the School and to do full
justice to all who nav be entrusted to my care.
INSTRUCTIONS
ID. LEE POWELL, A. NJ Math.. Nat. Phi and History
VI DUpUr, A. NJ. Ment. and Nor Phi, Chemistry
and Latin
u. PRRsIco. Italian. Drawing and Painting.
Prof BnCHLER. German.
Ms6enoisells NAssAs French.
Miss ~ T. MAYO, Asst In Preparatory Department.
EDWARD GsESIxs. Piano and vo.al Music.
FnBp sEIBERT, Piano and Organ.
Miss LAURA LACY Vocal Music.
II, SCHNEIDER. Harp.
CHS aosKN Guitar.
". REEVE Teacher Of Pennanship
Fo- further particulars amply tn
So ?7-tiDthOC ID. LEE POWELL, PRINCIPAL
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MRS. A B. 8 COLE will

e - resume Der Glass in SINGING vN-
Ga on1,. {, and The rIaNo in
Due notice Of time and place of residence win be
& ven in future advertisement oc l. 3ts
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MEAT BRICK TENEMENT IN REAR
~ OF CLAY STREET METHODIST CHURCH,
AT AUCTlON.-W,ll be sold upon the premses. on
MONDAY, the 18th Say of October, comm encing al
on Madison street, Immediately In rear of Clay
Street Church, and renting to good tenant at $3.50
per ana UNI.
The house has ROOMS. and Is In good order. The
lot fronts about % feet and runs back so feet.
TsRHs-One-third cash; the balance AZ g. 6 and 9
months, with interest, and secured by q ,rust de d.
ocl JAS N TAYLOR SIN Aucta
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By E. q. Cook T. Co.

SHOES, BOOTS, &C., AT AUCTION.
The subscriber, having opened his new 8 ore.
Win an Entirely new stick. will sell at his old stand
O'Clock the sts OK remaining on hand ccmprising A
general assortment OF Boots, eho.s &c.
1efn at sac. JOHN y PAGE, JR
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG.
TiON:-On MONDAY. October 4th at IL o'clk..
We will sell, at the residence of Mons Pave. On
Main between tn and 5th streets. portion of his
FURNITURE consisting OF several Wardrobes, Car
pets. Mating das Fixtures, entirely new: Stoyss
feoderr, &c.
ALcO-One splendid Mahogany extension Table
and collection Of fine Oil Paintings
seq Is CO TX 4 co, Auc.s
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OpLKNEIp s1nCK OR

- DRY GOODS.
The undersigned would respectfully iai,rm lis
ffsn|s customers aud the pgtiic generally that he
i nnw receiving direct from New York and phiia
drlthis, a large and scsirab'c stock OF Fall aud
Niaer Dry Goods smbrsein2 all Of the latest styles
smons which msy be tout i a choice selection If
LADIES DRESS GOODS
Asc, farsV essorfmAnt Of Cloths Cassiu,eres.
Nest'egs. Jeans. Tweed,. &C. for men aud bows
wear; fiannels. Irish Lineus Bleached and Brown
she@sngs. Bieaehed and Brown Cottens. Cotton 0s-
nab srrs. very low: together with ali extensive
stf ~ II
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BY A. D. Williams.
HeUsEs AND LOTS ON ELMwooD

"A AND FEDERAL STREETS. IN sTDNEy ~
AUCIlUN--t.n MONDAY. 18th October. cCmmene.
ing 1t ~ O'clock. NJ. upon the premises viii be
soiu lois OF Ground, situated on Elmwood or Main
STR ct opposite the Fair Grounds and adioni, fha
ashngtnn Bouse. They front about Is feat each
ana are improved with three suall tenemen,s AZ
yer winch Mhi be sold an excellent new framed
House, on FEDERAL street, in front of G shafer,s
r. sdence 1t has rooms. with kitchen attache d.
Is 81 by 1873 feet Persons in want of such nrons,ty
would do well to attend the sale IS it Is ali wei III
uated ana the latter is very desirable as residence
bring conve nient and well arranged
TsHMs-One.fou cash; bslar ce at 4. and -
months f,r notes with interest added. and secnrad
o! eF go deeds. A D WILLIAMS,
AM
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ELEGANT FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD


AT AUCTION.
On "WEDNESDAY, 9Th October, at 10 o'clock we
Will Sell at the residence of g. Breant ESQ., who ia
removing fron the city. on eieh, between afh aud
9Th streets the whoe OF his FURNITURE, consist
ing in part of
/ splendd Rosewood Piano. of fine tone and Fl NTH
Rosewood Divans, covered with TIE best qua ity of
BrOcatel
Parior and Reception Chairs to match; Ot,omans
Beautiful Rosewood Tables with maj BILE tops
One rosewood Etigre. beautiful piece Of work
manship
Sociab'ss: magnificent Msntel Clock, runs Is
days, superior time keeper.
Mantel Vases; Brussels Carpets; Hat Rack, DC.
A 1ne collection of superior OIL PAINTINGS and
THE CHAMBER FURNITURE
Consists It Mahogany French Bedsteads; Bureaus
and ashs an II, with marble tops Hair Mattresses;
Mahogany Chairs, covered with hair cloth; Maho-
gany Wardrobes; Brussels Carpets &c.
THE DINING ROOM FURNITURE
Comprises splendid Extension Table, Il feet long;
Chairs. Safe, Refrigerator. &c, &c.
ALSO,
The usual variety of French China Dinner and
Tea sets. Grockery. Cut Glass Ware, together with
the usual assor tment of Kitchen Furniture.
The above Furniture is of the best quality. In
most excellent condition and to enable those wish
ing to purchase an opportunity OF examining IL
the residence will be open to the pubic on TUES
DAY. 0cs.5th.
ADDITI0NAL-Will be ADDED to the above sale
! ladies, .,ns:. Saddle Sn almost new.
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EDUCATION.
EDUCATION.
THE tHISWlCK SCHOOL.
Classical and English.
~ NILES WEST OF RICHMOND.

~ NILES WEST OF RICHMOND.
The next session Of this school win commence on
the Ist Of October next and Close on the isf OF next
august. with an intermission Of ono month At
Tuition. for the scholastic rear. from $40 to $40.
according TO grade
Bsard. insludins table roems bed, fuel! lights and
Those who vish TO place their sons or wsrds IN
der care and inssruction win please make early
application ~ only few a yssaee1 FS SsTs
N. B.-Addrss ma At Richmond. q. q. Z.
90 2-tms
RICHMOND COLLIE the next
~ ses.ieu begins on FRIDAY. October i.t. and
q. Strange and A; y. slocomb The branches
G,sek French. Natural phiiosophy. Cbsmistr1. and
the usual English studies
Tssas Tuition 10 u. College Glasses $50. in the
academic, S+5; Deposit, 81. Day scholars pay for
fuel. &C. $3.50 TO 80 SO extra The same fee is
CHARGED. no matter what studies are prosecuted.
1'hE MISSES FORBES will resume
49, the duties of their SCHOOL. on the LET Of oc-
toDer: T-lw
MRS. RICHARD CROUCH having az
~ voral vacant kooMs. psrsons desiring board
can DO accommodated. Apply at the corner of Clay
and Fourth streets. sc 2s-eoots
MRS. PHILIP MAYO'a SCHOOL win
w be re-open.d on MONDAY. the 10th of Ser
TEMPER IN room. on the lot owned and occupied
BY MT Thomas Brockenbrough on Clay. between Sd
and 4th streets
For further particulars. enquire Of MRS. MAYO,
at tho Richmond House.
au t-2sw4w&tIawtws
RICHMOND MALE ACADEMY, "a
~ SELRcT CLASSICAL. MATHEMATICAL and
ENGLISH SCHOOL, FRANKLIN STREET, ABOVE 7rn
X. Fl. l.. TIt.HF, A. NJ, Principal.
The SIXTH Annual Session will open on MON
DAe. the 9th Of September
I'll advantages of sELEcr SCHOOL are OBJ vious to
the mind OF every rejecting parent aud such this Ia
designed TO be in the strcte, of the word. In
consequence of the Senior Class entering College, as
well as some ether pupils going into business there
Will be some vacancies Classes for beginners in
English and Latin will be formed those also will be
admitte who are prepared to enter ca~es already
formed. The course of instruction is thorough and
systen.at.e. The Primary penartmsnt receives par
as assistant in Mathematics, Natural Pbilos rphy.
Che nstry, Draw ing AID German. Mr. Jos Michard
will teach French ard Spanish. For further partic.
ulars, apply after the 18th Of September at tho
School house, to Ri L TIGHE A. NJ
au 2S-2m
TERNs-S4n5o or 500 per session; French and
ORA vi ytra
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4 NHE5APEAkE FE ALE COLLEGE,
~ HAMPTON. VA REV. CHAS A RAYMOND,
President. As listed by corps of competent Pro
fessors and several Female Assistants.
The neXs session Of this school will commence the
first MONDAY in October. and close ia July follow
ing Students will lie received at any time. No de-
duction will be made for late entrance, unless it be
six weeks after the commencement of the session.
After entering, there will be no deduction for alb
sence. EXCEPT in cases Of pr0tracted Illness Ali stu
dents from abroad will board on the college prem
ises except at the dscre ion Of the Board of Trus
tees.
EXPENSES For q full session, payable one-half at
the commencement, tbs remainder at the expira-
ton Of the first half of the session. In The AGA
demic and Collegiate Departments, and in the
Special Course including Ancient Languages and
Optional Course-for which the charges are extra
Music, Gnstrumeutalo per observation-disclosures. 80
Modern Lang uages. each, per session. 20
Drawing per session..,..... ~
Oil ...-........ 40
Contingent fund. irclnding use Of piano, school
expenses 10
Beard, yer session, Including washing, fueiabd
llSnts iJt
Pupils purchase fer cash their books. sta
tonery, sheet music, DC, &c, and pay two dollars
each to- m for keeping in tune the pianos upon
which they practice.
Vocal music in classes at the charge of the teacher
in that department
1t will thus be seen that the whole expense for a
ruril in the Collegiate Academic Department
without music or optional studies, but Including
board and all conting ucies, is per year $2l2.
If expenses IN mu'ic department are added $3.50
Ministers OF the 6ospel entitled to send their
daughters free of tuition in the Colls gate and Aca
demic Departments
For further information address the President or
se7-dim VIM VAUGHAN, d. sec'y.
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By E. B. Cook & Co , Auoss. :

By E. B. Cook & Co Auoss. z. =.
HORSES, MULES ROCKAwAY.
=, = BUGGY AND MAREESs. &c, AT AUCTION.
We will cell, en- SATURDAY October Il rhs Ia ~
Lot near the Central Railroad Depot several liar
ne - and saddle Horses. amongst which n very
foe Carriage Horse. perfectly sSupd and 81, L..
poe Dung, gentle and we'll broke Mare, fins ssn.
ily animal; several young Mules, sound and gen,ie
Also. Family Rockaway. In good order; ~ buggy
ocI COOK A CO Ancts.
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ErRvIrrRE, DRY GOODS AND ere.

EtkNlTHRE, DRY GOODS AND Gro
= CEkIEs: WIN be ssad 81 auction. wsSlsout re-
serv.. On SATURDAY morniI1 mex. the 81 Ost :
DRY q ~ s-cloths Csss;.sr.s f-.e.a-~t.s + NJ
nh'r,s rn5 brewers. liDe Assostnsxws of flcssery.
Head -.m-de lothing. Con.s. Paats ne Z las
uh.Nshi 10 tots Nhiskey, 10 caaxs u ekcl
brandy. do Port Wine. 5, bbl. H.srinss. sssaJ
o'ss"- ALEX NVcT, Auet.
HORSES, H0RSEs.--wili be ,old ss
= euceion. q the Horse LOT. ospcdte IN. C~ussal
Depot, on SATURDAY mornirR ext the 9fsfet =
commencing at 10 o'cleck, me Ssdile ard Hnrs,ss
Horses. sugsies. and Wagon - :.
willis, sal.emsn. SsA''A &c ssf1 -.
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THE EXERCISES OF MR.. STUART'S
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICALSC SCHOOL
will be resumed Monday, Oct 4th. corner Clay and
9th streets.
TERMS:
English. Latin and Msthematics. so 90
6reeK, ~ W
Modern language. each. ................ 20 20
The Principal has had an experience, as instructor
of youth Of eight years, three of which spent
as the assistant in mathematics at the Virginia Mil
iary Institute. He 10 aided in the depsrtme Of
Ancient Languages, &c. by Master of Arts of the
University. VIII. brings vii him testimonials of the
hig hest character from the Faculty.
REFERENCES:
Faculty of the State Militia Institute Lexing
ton, Va; Messrs Jno NJ Patton. P Grattan, 9 A
Myers Thos X 1. ri,e and Geo d Fisher, Capt G Dim
mock, and Drs Jas Bolton and Beverly X Wexford
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