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The Message.

1t may b. unnecessary to inform
any OF our readers that the transmits
',on Of the Queens Message was inter,
u TED latter a few lines had passed. by
ume cause al thr other end Of the
cable. Ii was not known that there
VAS anything moie coming, and there
ore IL was prutrd as the whole mes.
sage, aud So printed i'll the extra issued
from This Office on tuesday morning.
a few hours later the remainder of tho
message come and in time to he inscr.
ted III last week issue of the Register,
though at the very latest moment
This explains the difference between
1t and the extra.
The Queens dispatch is very lady
like salutation, and as a mere EXPIRES
sion OF congratulation was all the &C.
ca-i0n lcquircd, and just about what
mi Sht lave been expected from lady
brought up in good society. We can
not better express our feelings on read.
irS the Presidents reply than in the
language Of the Burlington Free
Press:
"We wish We could speak without dis
arrangement of Mr.. Buchanan's reply
Had he only stopped when he was
done, his ans er would have been well.
His last Sentence was not necessary
nor BETTING to the occasion, nor in con
formity with good manners Think OIL
a friendly compliment ending with the
word hoStiliies--of specializing how a
bond Of perpetual peace ought to Re
used in case of War Why could moi
lie have left that sentence off ? Any
sensible woman, mot to say any SEN
sible statesman. would have told hin
it had no business there. F"
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tured in Massachusetts,, or elsewhere. The
managers promise that in future, their
work shall be executed 10 sich a manner
as to compete with any other establish
nent of the kind in the country, in point
Of durability or finish. G.
We attended a raising one day last
week. Mr.. SEVERANCE, having purchased
the Fair Grounds, as it has been called,
has erected thereon 6ne, we'll proper
toned building, which, from its location
will make one Of the pleasautest places
in town. This spot has long been looked
upon as very desirable place to erect a
dwelling. 1t will add greatly to the
beauty of our village. c.
PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS adopted by
Union Lodge. No. 2, f. A. A. NJ, at
\ their Regular Communication, August
\ 2, A. j.. 1858:
Whereas, Our worthy brother Orlin
A. Peck, on the 9th day of March last,
received near Ashtabula, Ohio, a severe
Injury, in consequence of which he was
ldng corfned, suffering intense bodily
phin, and much anxiety-which was great.
y alleviated by the kind and fraternal
attentions Of the Brethren of Rising Sur
Lodge, of Ashtabula, Ohio; Therefore
Resolce1, That the Officers and Broth
rem of Union Lodge, No. 2, at Middle.
VT, most cordially extend their thanks t.
the brethren of Rising Sun Lodge, Ash
tabula, o., for their brotherly sympathy
attention aud encouragement rendered
brother Peck during his recent con6ne
ment by illness in their vicinity.
Resolved, That the Secretary be ii
rected to forward a copy of the foregoing
preamble and resolution to the Secretar,
of Rising Sun Lodge, signed by the Wor
shipful Master and Secretary.
A true copy.
IRA CLIFFORD, Master.
E. S. DANA. Sec' etary.
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see the temperance question embodied as
principle of any political party, but We
do desire to see every good citizen en-
gagged in every proper way, to sustain
this an every other wholesome law, with
his influence, and when necessary, With
his vote.
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A STARTLING TRuTH.-Hundreds die
annually from neglected coughs and colds.
when by the use Of "a single bottle of DR..
Wistar's Balsam of villa Cherry, their
lives could be preserved to a green old age.
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MiooIeburp Atglsttr.
MID DL e B U r Y

WED ESDAY, AUGUST rs, 1853.
State Republican Nominations.
r., GQuerH0r,
HTLAND HALL, of bennington.
Far Li.Ht GoD,'nor,
BURNHAM MARTIN, of helsea.
Far Treasurer,
1ENRY NJ BATE of Mortified.
Addison County Republican Nom
nations.
= Senators.
WILLIAM R. AN ORD, of Orwell
SAMUEL P. NASH, of New Haven.
nm. CovoiH J,drS
NJ C WRIGHT, of Shoreh TN,
II y. SMITH. of fonkton.
E1r ShcpB,
DAVID S. CHURCH, of Middlebury
Par Siai,'s AUor8cB,
FEE WOODBRIDGE, of Vergennes
Per Hgh Bau6
GAIUS A. COLLAMER, Of Bristol.
Fer Jat3ge NJ Probafe-Ncar Hare" DtHr1ef
HARVEY MUNSILL, of Bristol.
Far .JuJpro OF I'rob0tc-Ad itS01 instruct,
CALVIN g. TILDEN, of Middlebury.
For Member 81 Congress,
E.P. WALTON, of Montpelier.
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chased from the Atlantic Telegraph
Company the 80 miles Of cable now on
board Of the Niagara, and that they
propose to cut it up into small particles
for distribution throughout the conn
try.
Our TERRITORIAL EXPANSION -
The sentiment Of England in regard to
our expansion is rapidly changing. One
of the motives for this, of which they
do not speak, and of which they are
perhaps unconcious, is the conviction
grown up since the Crimean war, that
great powers are needed to preserve
the equilibrium of the world, which
Russia and France may at any time,
by combination. destroy. Thus the
London Times favors the annexation
Of Cuba to the United States, and the
London Herald. the mouthpieee of the
/ Derby Cabinet, favors the absorption
of Mexico by the United States, The
/ latter paper says
"And suppose Mexico to fall under
the protectorate Of the Washington
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "A mere alb
straction Of international morality might
be said to be violated, but the substan,
tia, interests of humanity would GER
tainly be promoted. A magnificent
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9ALH or
ELEGANT FIJRNI-
TURE AT ACUTION I

III RE Al ACUTIONl
A. I'm abost p rsnoss 70 list lsrss and cem-
81 Bis5hsd Porter. that finss make iucss ,or :
8. possn y a. prsssas sscsk & .ssoa nv
iish ia:san,: q g aslsek ssasissins i part q
Curihthian Dedeteads
Jenny Lind Bedsteads
High Pcst Bedsteads
Solid Black Walnut Bedsts.ds
Kahos.ey and BissS Walnut S Wss.No. Sec
A.eosany ParIor Chair, With purs Hair Seats
Cottage. once and Wood Ssaf Chairs
Dining and Banister Back Gothic Chsirs
Spt1unx Sess cTuied HAIR Cloth Mahogany
splendid Loub XIV Psrlor Chairs, covered
with purple Plush, on Castors
Mahogany Dinins. 0sra; Work Hall. Break.
fast, Dessert and Crab Tables
Marble Top Mahogany. Rosewood and Walnut
Mahogany Tea Toys. Lounges and Couches
Marble s;,h 1Mce DressiDg and Side Boz Bureaux.
Ont and Toilet Mirrors
Candle Stands 4
Mssssosany sod Black Walnut wArdrobes
serpentine. Beaded Marble Top and Back Wash
Corner 1 Ws.h.tands
Hish Desk Stools
Homemade Voltaire Chairs
Very handsome Music Stands
Ladies' Hoop Chairs, covered with best Plush
Extension Tables. all kinds and sizes
AND
variety OF other articles
The whole Sting well worth the attention Of the
TssMs at sale. r c HOWE.
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e By g. B. Cook 4 Co.
HORSES. MULES. BUGGY AND HAIR.

~ nnes. a.. AT AUCrI0N.--we vI1 Ell. On
SATURDAY, the 18th iustapt, q 70 O'clock e the
large lot near the Central kailrcad Depot,
Several Harness and Saddle Horsas fs sis
y0ung. well broke Mu,es - 80 go ,lls
] Buggy ard qarnu<s il good order ~ 80
Furniture Wagon, IN good order
Bay Mare, sysarsold, perfectly sound and ath-
tes warranted to work in single " double bAr,eus
A Emo family animal. e CUOK 3 co.
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MALE SCHOOL ON CHURCH HILL
WI
(rwENrY-sEvENrH STREET, BETwRxN CLAY AND LxIaH.)

BY Rev. THOMAS II. JONES, A. NJ.
The und. rsigned having bad Ave years experience
Church Hill. on WEDNESDAY. 18th september
next, an ENGLISH CLASSICAL AND MATHE-
NAUTICAL SCHOOL, Those disposed 10 patronize
the School can see the PRINCIPAL his residence,
18th street. for few days; after which he can be
found on nth street. whose best efforts will be devo
special attention will be given to the prime English
branches.
TERMS PER QUARTER OF ~ MONTHS.
For primary English (irst books) ..............$5 on
For advanced w
For Latin Greek and Matthews ........... 10 20
Ru Him THOMAS H JONES.
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classical AND COMMERCIAL
~ SCHOOL
On 9Th street. between Broa and Marshall
EDW'D WCUNE A NJ lp.,

HORACE SMITH, AN. fHnc'pA's'
Professor EMI0N. Instructor In French.
This institution will reopen ON Monday, the 10th
of September.
The number Of scholars received into this school
is limited that each pupil has the special atten-
ton OF the Principals. The course of instruction In
tie primary studies IL critical and thorough and
advanced pupils and young men are dtt+d for bust
for entering either of the classes In College
Recitations are conducted with of Mathematical
Blocks, Charts. Globes and various apparatus,
Pupils In Bookkeeping Will receive particular
attention.
Circulars containing further information can be
haa az the bookstores Of Messrs b Price and John
II Richardson.
One of the Principals be found at the studs on
Bread st, I'd door from 9Th st. au l6-2m
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T OOK AT THIS.-Desirable RESI-
II DENCE FOR SALE AT AUCTION, AFFORD.
ING A GOOD LOCATION FOR A PHYSICIAN
A UCTION SALE OF HORSES. MULES.
FARM. THREE MILES
v REIOW RICHMOND ON THE NEW BRIDGE

ROAD. FOR SALE AT AUCTION-I will sell st
auction. on the premises. at so o'clock = NJ, on
fair day the very desirable Farm located as above,
at present occupied by Mr. 9 Story. eontaitSSx
l25 acres, Observation-Disclosures bslf Of which %
cleared ana the balance in wood The clear ed land
il in high state of cultivation. and in very i'm
proved condition. The dwelling is q superior franz
ed building COB. aip2g Elk rooms, with all necessa
rs out buildings, in good condition.
TERNs-One.thrd cash; the balance on . credit Of
of one and two ears. intercs: added.
az Il-dtdsH d. BAKER. JR,
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Gale conducted by q Cook Co. Aucts. ses
SALE OF HOUSE

~ AND LOT ON CHURCH H1LL.-Pursuant to
decree of the County Court of Henri o. entered on
the 9th day Of January, 1885, In the suit Of Humid
leys vs. Rundley, &C., /, rs commissioner therein
named, shall proceed to SELL upon the premises. to
the highest bidder. at public auction, On MONDAY,
the 10th September 1850, at ~ o'clock ii a House
and Lot OF Church HILL lately in the DC secession Of
Mrs judith Hundley, decd, ON 10th street. between
Clay and Leigh streets. The lot fronls thirty three
feet on 18th street. and runs back ens hundred and
tw ent 1--WE feet to fourtes feet aley and has up
on it comfortable and conmodious DWELLING
HOUSE.
The title IL believed TO be good. but ~ commits
siOner shaIl convey with special warranty only:
TERMs-Une third caslr the balance upon Q credit
of six and twelve months, with interest from the
day of sale. The purchaser to give good endorsed
nego liable notes for the deferred pay ments and the
title 10 be retained until the whole purchsfe money
is paid.
sale will be made ct ~ O'Clock P NJ.
&c 8-tds GklsWOLD. O0mmr
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I1RUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND I'M LOU.

ia COUN1Y.-Pursuant 10 the provisions q
d. cd Of tr1st, executed to by the late }i awhile
I Arm strong. on the 18th Of December. 1854. which
deed is Of rscord in the Clerks office Of the County
Court: Of Louisa county. shall. on "WEDNESDAY.
the 9th day Of October 1858. proceed to SELL at pub
lie auction. upon the premises. to the highest bid
der. the tract of land on which the late g awhile
Armstrong resided at the time Of his death, The
said tract ts ia the lower end Of Louisa county on
the old mountain road. adjoining the lands of DR..
Thomas Shelton and others: has on it q COED dwell
ling house. store house and the usual out buildings
all in good repair. aud contains one hundred and
eighty eight acres nearly one-half Of which 10 in
woods of original growth. The soft Is of good quail
ty and we'll adapted to the crops usually grown in
this section of the State
TERMS LIBERAL (which will be made known on
the day of sale.
Persons wishing further information or to view
the premises for themselves, will amply to fr. Al
BERT q ARMSTRONG, at Thomspon's Y Ro,ds, Loui.a
County, Va SP0TSWO0D L ATkISaON
nc ll-dltkW3k Trustte
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.EA FOB SALE.-The sTRA1-

oIE, Va IN iaI Of 1854 abe u n iset in length.
ed feet; she u plankei with white oak. timbered
with live oak ceilsd with yellow pine 10 we'll sten-
tons. carries $40 barrels bulk under dfck and s,n
t,w vessels admirably; abe has ample dsckFoom i5r
bsrrels0f Oysters. vegetabl O. &c. Rngins - hors,
having been use but about three me nths, runs as
40 expense Of Si5 per tm; CONSUMES ns Of coal;
anchor. chairs sals. rigging, hawsersAc ,4c and
il ready for business. J. BRANDT, IA,
ma eft l.a. Balfinn0iA1
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Q VALUABLE DnlUN LU MBER HOU-

. VALUABLE DhlUk LuMBER HOU-
y SES, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE ALLEY
LEADING FROM liTH TO 18Th STkEErS, AND
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY BTS HtR SALx
AT AUCTION Will be sold on TUESDAY. the
l4th day Of Sep!emb. +. 1859. On the premises. com
mencing at "A O'Clock. p a. the three Brick l UNI
Der Houses {under roOf) located above, imme-
diately In of the tenement ON Main street. now
and for many years past occupied by Mr. Thomas
Rust and also In rear Of the building on 5th street
occupied by Mr. Nype.
TERMs-One fourth cash. balance at s, l2 and Is
months for negotiable notes. interest added
by trust deed.
Sc 8 GODDlN 4 AppERSON Aurta
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~ P. BURRUsS' SCHOOL. MAYO st

W The fifteenth sc ssion OF this school, In the
Basement Rooms of the Universalist Church, will
commence on the 10th September.
MIR. LAkkIN WILLIS, who Ia a graduate in Sc
veral Schools of the University and is very highly
recommended hy Professors Bledsoe. Maupin, liar
Professor EMION win Instruct in French, and MIR
CALYO in Drawing.
TERMS, &C., as heretofore,
For further PARTICULAR apply. after the 10th Sep
TENDER. at the Richmond House. to
al lS-6Ws Z BURRUSS.
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@ T. PENDLETON'S MALE SCHOOL,
~. 9TH STREET. BETWEEN MAIN ASD

The 18th session of this School will commence on
MONDAY the Goth September.
livery exertion will be used to make the School
pleasant and thorough.
Terms from $40 to $50. pasyabls in advance semi
annually. No deduction made IN case Of dismissal,
or for any cause except protracted sickness.
FEFERENCEs-Col. 4. Smith, supt. NJ capt
q. Dimmock. Public Guard; Mr.. J B. Morton, Cash
VIM p. Strother, Cashier Exchange Bank; MIR. g
w, Smith; Gen. W. II. Richardson; MIR, Charles b
Williams. Secretary State Agricultural Society.
lI-lm2
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CHARLES n LIGHTfOOT. v n I. sup,t and In
structpr In Mathematics. &C
} " 0TLLksPIK, university Of Virginia. Ancient
j dR0Ux. College De Ckarlemagns. Paris. MOD.
ern LAnauages.
These INSTRUCTOR will Be aided By competent A..
lin
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yslns1rr,. ! !. I. : IS s . .

Ts1uSfErs f1TS 81 ylLuAprr
cogs4al.. q r., bike Qsys s ,s,..
- q q vskek ~ G ~. i1nSis -
sxsss agsing lyi.s - - {. ~ -. q
e nsass, secst sc Hllss - q - {Siss-
cceef1set y VI u Msye. ri I'LL az ~ ~
Witch 80 y4fcknaed ~ tie ~ 0f517i II ~
Th0s Asntgsd. 1he lesA y - 10 ~ r. o. -
DfovthG cUn9 tim, and ske tuiD1fo0Ds onseseS -
o04kytable foe the - q she psoee. q - Ia I -
- DIs, y tbs ard win y exhikt0e1 g fhn heur
e ::is: "a G .ail :. ssis sssi.s q ~ %
1fLns-Uuefour hceeh; b15anco s. {. ~ ~ =
monsns Nbr tUsd1 asicG tneeFsoe, (tke 800 & -
yaid kslf yses1y) sosgEod by = sSuse dee1. n
taxes fes lbs 10 - - d - psrsla1Ses -
The tttIe b believed 70 pef1scs bnt thasonp<si.
osr vi'i CONVEX with The rsgsl spsRsl yass..sy:
ssss conducted ~ Gopsu ! ljlzssds. issis.s
s.Timbs- g.sssss srs pertIcutAaty nsissd 70
esten1 th~ iovsRolpa soIe q there = enthe Land
me parcel Of valuable OAK timoess softno36 foe
eaxfes sea.ss. o0D0.N . ARRss1eUN.
n
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MULES, COWS AND CALVES, HOGS,
WI &c AT AUOTION.-On "WEDNESDAY, 18th
int. at iaoclock, will sel at my farm. four miles
above Richmond. on the Deep Run Turnpike.
voung well broke Mules
Cows and Calves
A lot Of fine Hogs
100 bushels Irish and Sweet Potatoes.
Terms made known at sale.
r. STAPLES.
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct'r.
HORSES MULES. COWS, WAGONS.

HORSES MULES. COWS, WAGONS,
/. kc-will be cold Ut auction. On SATURDAY,
september iifh COMMENCING 1t 10 o'clock, several
and three Mules. ALEX NUT'T
% ~ Aultionser.
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, 0ROCE-
4 RIEs, &c.-I viii sell at suction, at my stoft.
corner 81 Main and 18th streets. ON SATURDAY
at loo'clock. general assOrtnsns Of new And -.
ond hand furniture, Mattresses, &c $500 4
6kOCERIk6-z0 bbs Whishey: 10 y casks nran
dy; 30 bbls new Herr inse; 50 Feens Wrarf me Ps-
per; 10 doG Bottles Ostsup 600 lbs Bacon z0 Co e.
gars; 20 kegs Cut and Wrought Nais; trockery,
DkY GOODS .-esveral invoices Dry Goods. Coat.
Pants. Vests. khoes. Caters, Hats. Caps, Thread.
Buttons. &c, &c. y 80 80 :
&c ~ ALIX MOTT Auet.
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!. RICHMOND MUsICAL .INsTI

W1& TUTE-T. L. GALLEHER, PRINCIPAL.-
S6@ The third semtsnnual session of this institu
ton will commence eept. 10th. 1883 and continue
nineteen weeks Teachers eminently qualified will
be secured FIR the several departments. and every
musical education. Every means will be employed
to secure the success Of pupils-and at the lowest
possible expense The terms for tuition and plan OF
operation viii be duly announced.
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s. SQUIkE'S

LIZ SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Corner Of Main and lst stree Richmond, Va.
The 18th session viii commence on MONDAY, the
9Th OF september, less.
TERMS-per session, half session in advance:
Juh10F
Senior English Beginners in LaIn..,...... so IN
Latin Greek and Higher Mathemat cs.....-..,.. 60 90
Modern Languages By Prof X. HOudayer. 20 tO
Drawing by John Calyo 20 W
Persons wishing to see the Principal before the
opening of the session. can do 30 by addressing
pointm.pt au 23-d2m
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OOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE

SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ RICHMOND, VA.-The ninth session of this In
stitution will commence on the first MONDAY in
&C ober next.
For Catalogues, giving information as to terms,
boarding department course Of study. &c. with full
apply to Les POWELL,
~ A-dtl0thO Principal.
u w. ROSiEK'S SCHOOL FoR YOUNG
LADIES will reopen on MONDAY, 4th Octo
Der. at the same plaee and the same pl IN and
terms as those Of last year.
Mr. RS class at Mr. Petherbridge's School viii
not in any way interfere with Mr.. Rs hours in his
Sch0ol. au 23-lms
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE :

plCHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTES -
~ The Fifth Session will commence October 1853,
and close the last Thursday in June. 1889.
No material changes in the general plan are
found to be desirable but it is hoped the experience
acquired by previous sessions and the additional
teachers new secured. will give greater facility and
success in carrying out the system which has al.
ready won for the Institute 80 high position.
Rev B MANLY. JR, will retain the position Of Pre-
and will devote his attention exclusively to the in
structon and supervision Of the school being freed
from the care of the DO .rders
The Boarding :, Department will be entrusted to
Professor CHAs Ii w INsroN and his Lady, in when
the Trustees feel that they have reason to repose
he highest confidence Professor Winston " III also
Literature. Heis Master Of Arts Of the University
Of Virginia. and recently Professor in Transy lvania
University. KY.
The Trustees are in correspondence With gen.
tleman deserved reputation. IS Professor Of Math
enatics, whose name will be announced at an early
day.
ural Sciences, of Miss MARY THOMPSON as instruc.
tor in French, of DR. r BUcHLER as teacher of Ger.
man. have been again secured; and additional as
sistance will be provided for instruction in the Eng
lsh branches of the Coll, giate Department. Miss
JANE STAxARD, Mrs ANN II MALLORY, Miss MARY
9 LATHRoP and n ISIS MARTHA TOAPKINs will have
Mr. CLAPP will continue TO be the Principal Of
the Music Department ana will be aided by such
assistance as may be needfui Suitable provision
will be made for instruction in painting, drawing
and other ornamental branches.
TESh5-PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Hafpsyabie in advance. Oct tbs remainder Feb Is
French in Preparatory Departmer t............. r.
English Tuition In Collegiate Department...-... 20
Ancient AID Modern Languages, each %
Music on Piano or ~
Drawing Needle Work. or Gil ecan Painting ..... 20
Board Including everything except washing sS
au e-2m B MANLY. il.
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MR.. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL,
I'A CORNER OF GRACE AND FoUsaEE STREETS.

RICHMOND, VA.
The next session of our School begins the LIST Of
OCTOBER. 1855. and ends the LIST of JULY, 1859.
For tie benefit of young ladies who have finished
their regular course of studies ard who wish to
~ on further their mental Improvement there VIII
twice week Price of admission, $50 for the Who'll
session, and $l5 to pupils who tase other studies
The greatet efforts will be made to render this both
interesting and improving.
In the Primary Department French will be taught
to the little children orally without any charge.
FACULTY:
HUBERT LEPRBvRE, A M, Principal.
WING WILLIAMS. A b, Vice Principal.
Rev Ii 3 keppler. John 2 Little. N D, Mrs e A J
Gibson. Miss Mary g Gordon. Nj 8 Eliza Bartlett.
Madame l. Blanchet, Mrs Miriam Taylor. Madame
Marie Estyan, John Calyo. c " Thilow, VIM
Grabau Eiiodoro Camps. Heinrich Schneider,
TERMR.
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GCHOUL.-The third session of B j..
~ COSBY's SCHOOL, located on Broad street, be-
tween I'd and Sd streets will open the sth u Sept
TERNs-From 20 to 40 dollars. per session of nine
months, to be paid quarterly. Scholars will be
charge for the whole session. unless otherwise en-.
tered. The best reference given by the teacher if
required. seS-lt&
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CHERlFF'S SALE UF VALUABLE
~ MILL PRQPERTY In TIKI CITY on RICH

M0ND.-By virtue OF q distress warrant In my
hands in favor Of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
shAlI sell at public auction. on the premises, on
WEDNEfDAY September Is; 1888, ct u O'Clock q
u, all the Machinery aud fixtures Of the Mil
known a. Bragg's Mill, In this city. consisting IN
part Of six pairs Of BurrH capable Of grinding 40
i50 barrels per day. improved Jur Packer, SUPERB
or smut Machine, FANS, Boiling Cloths, dour and
mill Scales. Betting. screeD. Bags. Barrels, &C the
immediate use without any additional expense
The machinery viii be sold - whole TO the his b.
est bidder and arranesment1 can Dc msde g secu
power Dillers house, negro house and stable and
large Lot attached.
Terms cash, for all the machinery, fixtures Ac.-
The terms Of the lease will be made known on the
day of sale. H. Is. ELkYRON,
aea-dM 9heriff CITY Richmond.
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Mr.. d. TURNER'S select Classical
WI and English School, Main street, between Bird
and 4th streets The l5t1 Academic year of this
school will commence on MONDAY. the 9th OF
Pupils viii be admitted who are prepared to COM
mence either of the Ancient or Modern Languages,
or enter clas SEES already formed.
For further particulars please call on Mr.. TU'R-
NER (afler the 18th OF Sertember) at his School
1oms OF at his sdence. Franklin street. between
I'd apd Sd. an 4-2m