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CLASSICAL AND COMMERClAL

Klchm0nd, Sept. IN5s. sc 6-dtlN
KEPERENCEs.-Rev V Moore, Rev NJ D Hoge Rs
Geo Woodbridge, Rev ii p Kepler, Hon Caski
Rev l. Burrows and VIM Richie ESQ
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SELECT COUNTRY BOARDING

- u Il Il z CUUNIKI BOAKDIN(y
~ SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIFS-Mrs HENRY
BROOKE proposes on the 10th of October next
TO open q Boarding School for young ladies at Ash.
land ia the county of Hanover
All the higher branches of female education will
be TAUGHT: Including French, Latin, italian. Music
and hrawing-in all of which departments there
will be competent assistants
Mr. EDWARD 9RENIER, now a resident in Ash-
land will take charge of the Department of Music.
French and Drawing.
After the present year the School will be removed
to the country in the neighborhood Of Ashland
TERJs-oNE.HALF PAYABLE IN ADVANCE THE REST AT
THE END OF THE YEAR:
For BOARD. including fuel and liabts.sl75 %
nn9Hh branches ................-. 40 20
Languages, (eacb) 20 90
usic Professors Fees
For further information, address
HENRY T. BROOKE.
ocZ-ts Ashland. Virginia.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FARM
- IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY.-As Commits.
s,oner acting under decree Of the County Court of
III aries city County, entered in the suit of Pear.
man vs.. Bradley and ais on the 18th day OF August
1853, shall sell at public auction to the highest
bidder 1t Charles City Court House on the 2st day
OF OCTOBER. 1883, that being court day valuable
farm IN the upper end of the SAID county about 10
more or less. The said farm is situated in y good
neighborhood an1 has on it a new two story dwell.
ing house and all necessary cut houses.
TKRMS.--Enough cash will be required to pay the
expenses of sale, costs of suit, &c The residue oil
tina purchase money VIII be divided into three eauaf
instruments. and msdN payable in 6, IL and is
months. with interest FROM the day of sale The
purchaser executing bonds with approved security
for the credit ments bearing interest from the
purchase money is paid, and conveyance directed
by the Court.
DR.. VIM A. Pearman who resides in the neighbor-
hood, Will show the farm to any one desiring TO
purchase.
ISAAC H. CHRISTIAN, Comm sioner
oc.9-dtds
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BY Thomas w. Keesee.
tOffice corner of 18th and Cary street I

WILL BE SOLD At public auction, on
NEONESDAY, the 18th October. at 10 O'Clock
the STOCK. FIXTURES. DC. of the well known
grocery store ana Tavern stand. situated the
and Petersburg Railroad Depot
Also the unexpired Lease of the same. Rent mo-
oe5a,e. SAMUEL PETERS.
Sale conducted by THos. W. KHEsEr. Auct.
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FALL TRADE In store and constant
" receiving q full stock of
Fine WINES,
BRANDIES,
GINS, RUNS,
C0RDIALs. &c, DC.
300 bbls Pennsylvania and Ohio RYE WHISKEY
30 do | Domestic BRANDY
80 do X Holland GIN
3I Or casks PORT WINE
40 do MALAGA do
lilo bbls Excelsior" RYE Whisky
"a do "Star' do do
Is do Flank" do do
so do Pixies "Magnolia' do
IS n. 4. 4 and l-l6th pipes of Genuine and Imi-
tation BkANDIES
CHAMPAIGNE, CLARET, ABSINTHK.
CURRACOA KERSCH, WAsSER.
And in fact general supply of every article in
the line.
SolicitiDga call before purchasing elsewhere,
am, very respectfully. yours, DC,
JOHN J. MELLON,
oc Sim i34 Cary st.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM on 90

= ACRES. IN HANOVER COUNTY on Tur
!, rladlNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD 7 NILES
From kICaMOND.-Aa Trustee in a certain deed
October. 1856. duly recorded In Hsnoyer Comfy
Hourt shall proceed to sell at public auction, OF,
the premises, on THURSDAY. the 2lst October.
the desirable farm located above, containiug 81
acres 90 the border of Hanover county recently &C.
OF the soil is remarkably quick and peculiarly suit
ed 10. market gardening. The location Is one well
auap5ed Ior the residence OF good PHI sican, one
within two miles OF the place now offered, which
was also occupied bya. physician about two years
ago Distance from Richmond 81 miles
The terms which will be remarkably liberal will
pc made Known at the hour of sale The title Is be.
the usual special warranty -''
% WINSTON, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDpIy & APPERsoN Aucts
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EVENlNG sCEOOL-Clas,es will 10

Termed for the purposes Of prsc icsl in4truc ion
IN Mathematics, NJ, chanical Philosophy, Dsawing
and other branches of useful knowledge: the fern
eommercins OCTOBER 18th; will continue thres
or i,ur months. For particulars apply 70 the sub.
serlber, at tilice OF A l. West. Architect 1913 Main
street, Richmond. OF N S1iTU
oc 4-d2w Archifac. "a r'r
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FIR.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
g.. NITUhE AT .AUCTION-On FRIDAY. 18th
OF TIE late John Mcconnell. on Cary. between lat
ara "a streets, all the Household and Kitchen Fur.
nu Rcem the ususl variety o. Paror Din
ne etten'1on OF the public is requested, an the
condition. 1890 ~ IA AAiSsf"'0
sel2 3. B. COOK 4 CO., Aucts.
FURNITURE, CARPETS. &C.. AT
THURSDAY. the l4th inst at 70 O'clock. large l,t
o. nns furniture from family about removing
from the city, embracing in part
rosewood Marble Top Buresux
Handsome Black Walnut Wardrobe
MahoGany Sofas. Marble Top Washstands
10 10 Chairs covered with Hair Cloth
DO Jenny Lind Bedsteads
Cane Seat Chairs
4Brusses and Three Ply Carpets
Eugs, Hair and shuek Mattresses
Curtains, Pillows and Bols,ers
crockery, Glass Ware xc. &c
Cooking Stove, in first rate order
b ad G9ok s.s, co Aue snr
&C u 8 D Cook co. Aucts.
TAN YARD FOR SALE.-Will be sold.
v. at E4blie agction. at Charlotte Court House,
~ ~, on MONDAY, the lst day of November next
msIiy occupied By ' Green sai0A0is fASNEkf for
me lot contains about one acre. and has all the
nxtnres necessary for tanning 1901 to 1000 hides an
naamy, and It mas usually received from 1900 to 1900
a WITH proper attention. this property can be rem
zee IT. or address either of the undersigned
WE sG i sfffEsToSh'
Charlotte Court House. Va
" lS-u0CWIaWtIeLN
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CLoAKs AND sHAwLs.
nIssOL LUTON OF co PARTNER

~ sHIP-The co partnership arrangement of
VALENTINE 4 SON expires to-day. by the terms Of
agreement and mutual consent. Any unsettled bu-
sness Of the concern will have the attention of S
VALENTINE, il, to whom the matters OF yALEA-
TIN 4 SON now transferred
MANN VALENTINE,
MANN VALENTINE. JR.
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THE EXERCISES OF MR.. sTUARTs
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICALsC SCHOOL
wuk be resumed Monday, Oct Fh, corner CLAW ana
9th 5treets ~ ~1N' ~A>
- TEEMB.
English, Latin and Mathematics. ....... $50 0

TERMS:
English, Latin and Mathematics $50 90
3reek, extra......... 10 00
MODERN Languages. each.................. 20 90
Inc Principal has had an experience as instructor
As the assistant in mathematics at the Virginia Mil
iary Institute. He ID aided in the departments of
ancient Languages, &c. by Master of Arts of the
University. who brings with him testimonials of the
highest character from the Faculty.
REFERENCES:
Faculty Of the State Military Institute. Lexing.
ton, We: Messrs Jno NJ Patton. P h Grattan q A
Myers, Thos Prize and Geo d Fisher, Capt Dim.
mock an Drs Jas Bolton and Beverly Il Wexford
au 25-2m
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NUPERlOR STOCR UF SERVANTS
~ CLOTHIN9-GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.
500 pieces PULLED Cloths Sattnets and Kerseys. Plaid
LiDseys and ShirtiDgs; 1000 pairs white and co.'d
Negro Blanksts-bought for cash and marked low,
to sell off rapidly. at The new Cash Store of
PERKINS Il 20,
oc6 N. al Eagle SQuara.
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EDUCATION.
~ L G. SALTER'S
~ ENGLISH; CLAssIcAL AND MArHE.

- MATIUAL sCAOOL FOR noVa -
ON CLAY STREET. MEAN THE CORNER on spcoS,
dhs sxth session Of this school Will conmn,cs ~,
18th OF July following. .As' anu Gloss the
che me course ct instruction embraces the latin
arek ard French lansuages Matthew at;es and ths
various branches Of thorough EnrIh eSnras,a'
Inc Principal pledges himself 20 snare ,n iahnr
pans 20 promote the Improvement and bes. To-
OF tnose intrnsted to his care; t. their moral
20 Tess than 10 their intellectual tYainisg hs viii
aetote himself with antiripg assiduity.
TERMS,
SRMf-kNSUAILy IN ApyAycx.
r rr noafd including washng %
far tuition In Greek, attn and Mathemat-
60
- -. .ut.iou 10 Lam or haihematcs......... so %
ror teition in higher English branches. 40 10
Ri .o.toh 10 Prinary Engiish.............. 30 60
for tuition 10 20 90
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NOTlCE.-Will be sold, on MONDAY,
~ the 18th inst, at the Hermitage Farm, near the
Richmond College, commencing at 5 O'Clock p NJ
of SHUCkS. ~ 0
TERMs-Cash. THOMAS Nj MONTAGUE
Sale by WILLIAM E WADE,
~I.k
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By Richard Cauthorn, Auct.
OHOEs AT AUCTION-0n FRInl

NHOES AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY,
~ Is h October. at 10 o'clock, at my store, will
sell at auction. 10 cases of Shoes consisting of Ia.
dies daIters. Mems Brogaus, Boys Shoes Boots DC
az fresh and desirable, and direct from Philadel-
pha. The CATERS in particular are of extra large
sizes running from So to IS
TERMs.-e0 days credit for approved negotiable
paper.
Additions to the above may be made any time pre-
4ions TO sale. X CAUTHOkN,
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By Jas. M. Taylor & son, Aucts.

TWO FRAMED TENEMENTs ON
\ BAKER STREET, BETWEEN ST. JAMES
AND ST. PETERS STREETS, AT AUCTION.-By
virtue of a deed of trust executed by Thomas G.
Epps AMI wife to the Trustees of Monroe Building
Fund Association, dated 5th of june 1855 Of record
in the Clerks Office of Richmond Hastings Court
We shall. on THURSDAY, Oct 2lst, proceed TO sell
Nj the real estate conveyed in said deed fronting
20 feet on Baker street. between ST. James and ST.
PEERS streets, aud running back lis feet. The pre-
mises consists of two framed teneme nts, with the
usual conveBiences.
Terms made known at the hour of sale
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st. JUSEPH'S ACADEMY, NIGH
So>r. MoND. VA.

DI~AHp III TIE EIcIEItS UF UHNKII1.
This Institution viii resume studies on the FIRST
MONDAY OF sentember. Boarders, for board and
tuifon and use Of bed aud bedding also for washing
ana msnding, pay per annum $3.50. to be paid semi
annually. 10 advance. Day Scholars according to
the branches they study pay from "a TO So per quar-
ter, In advance, + farther particulars, apply at
the Academy 4fh and Marshall ats or to the Rt Rev
MC}ILL. Rishop of Richmond sa3-dAcvfa
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EDUCATION.
Mr.. LEFEBvRE'S SCHOOL.
AZ coRsEa o. GRACE AND sousHRI srsxxr.
RICHMOND va

~" A"D soeSnL1 MkkkfS.
The next session Of our School berins ~. e. :.
rOBEK, 1858, and ends the Ist M Ifii lao ss "
FOR toe beneht OF young ladies who have sn;.h.a
suen regular course OF studee and who winh IN -
y on turner their mental Improvement there viii
e cass III bellies Lettere aud
twice week Price OF admission AN for ths sha1E
session and zig TO pupils who take other stndiss
me greatest Efforts will be made 10 render this ho,h
interesting and improving -' wa"
IL me Urinary Department French will he tan ybf
:" Tue hs.ie children orally, without any CHARGE
ur,,,r FACULTY.:
WE WEI t., LivkBvRE, n. Principal
TIs. Bennett, Miss Mary q Gordon Mi.s Ell
"a, "a bestietf Madame BIanchet, Mrs Miriam Tay
LOT. Medame Marie Estvan, John Calyo q W Tbi
ioW, " m araban Heinrich Schneider siauorina
Ahtonietta and Marietta Erka, from Italy.
g.. 81 10
r q 90
por $500 aIsIon' 40 90
LOT moueIh Languages, each IN On
For FRENCH, when studded exclusive Of the
Issnsh branches ............... 40 90
VI M 80 NJ 20 90
ror s Muse on fiaao Harp. Guitar, organ, or
For one lesson (of an bour) week "a On
r ~ Lessons loI an mourn week. ....... 80 90
For ,s9 LESSONS toI an hour week....... 100 90
D. i IeneoHs yoi an nour) WI ek........ 100 90
u fne We y! RAN 90
For Drawing, from Models % m
Dbaeiue, rom Nature 40 90
Ell "A pas,ipntng IN water Colors... 40 90
p. Un 50 90
Fhmary department, for children under ii
rysa.s ~ .:.............. 30 90
FOR further particularly, apply to
HUBERT LEFEBvRE.
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KENT, PAINE s. co. are receiving BY
A various arrivals about
500 PACK AGES OF
FRESH DRY GOODS.
Many OF which were purchased at the large sales in
New York during the past week, aud will be offered
at very low prices.
This large addition to their stock will render it
more attractive than 1t has been at any time this
season.
Among them area great variety of
Rich DRESS GOODS
Plaid and Figured SILKS
Black GROS DE RHINES
French and Euglish MERINOS
Cheneille SHAWLS and SCARFS
Square and Long sHAWLS, splendid assort-
ment
Cloth and Velvet CLOAKS
tents SHAWLS and BLANKETS In variety
Very Rich Velvet VESTINGS
Silk and GreBadiue do
Fancy CASSIMEkES and COATINGS
Youths CASSIMERE5, DC, &c.
Also
50 cases New and Handsome PRINTS
80 cases "a, 7-5 and 4 Plaid LINSEYS.
To which they invite the attention of the trade
se28-ts
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MISS PE0kAM's sCHUO L.-Th,

w third session OF Miss PEGRAMS Boarding
and Day school will begin the first MONDAY. In
october and will continue nine m 9nths
No pains will be spared TO make the school worthy
in all respects Of the encourageme which
il has hitherto received
Competent Instructors are engaged for each de-
pa tmeut and the course of study will embrace
every branch essential to q liberal female educa-
ton.
ton.
Mime. BERAuD will continue to, reside in Mrs Pc
grams family. and to afford every facility for
thorough knowledge of the French language
The Belle'-Let class will be resumed for the
eeneft OF young ladies who have left school as we'll
as for those pursuing the higher academica course
Circulars containing full particulars, may be had
on immediate application to
MRS L. W pFGRAM
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- = $50 ---sss-aA n---s-------------
DRY GOODS.
GECOND SUPPLY or FALL Ann

SECOND SUPPLY or FALL AND
WINTER DIZZY GOODS Tho beat bargain,
eyer sy offered 10 this Misunderstanding made within
tns lsst lew days large purchases &C the New York
we are prepared TO sell 1T very low prices Cur as
sor.ment OF LadeS Dress Goods. Silks. smbroidpries
ana rhawls II complete Our stock of Men, Wear
Eiankets. flaunels. servants Wear and Domestic
Goods u very large. Ali we ask of tn ose who are
and Judge. ia NJ ROsENBAUM
uroa A~t-<
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IeILHs IHau6 knOWn AT Inc hOur OF sale.
SAML T BAYLY,
FLEMING GRIFFIN, Trustees.
FRANCIS I ISBELL
eale by JAS NJ TAYLOR II Son Auets nc

TRUSTEE'S GALE Ur FUR TENE-
-. - MENTs AND LOTS in THE VALLEY. NEAR
TO THE OLD DISTILLERY, AT AUCTIoN-A,
Trustee in certain deed of trust executed by Rich
ard Morris, barring date the 10th of August 1853,
duly recorded in the Clerks office of Richmond Il Us.
tngs and Henrico County Courts, shall in exc u
ton OF SAID trust, being required by the bene r.
upon the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th October,
commencing at o'clock. four Framed Tenements
and Lots la the Valley, near to the "0d Distiery"
The property fronts the Virginia Central Railroad
ll2feat, and runs hack 80 feet
TERMs Enough cash will be required to pay the
expenses OF executing this trust, two bonds and an
open account, amounting to 1857 Al, with interest
from January LIST, 1885, tho balance ut months for
note with interess, and secured by trust deed.
ED MCCARTHY, Trustee.
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pAkLUR AND STAIR CAhPETING.
80 pieces Of carpeiing sellins 1T - per cent be-
Inv cost Hnnsskeepsrs would do well 10 call and
exsssine II, At
ecs-Im LARUs 1 SHINES.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS OF THE
~ VARIOUS SCHOOLS AND THE PUBLIC
GENERALLY exhibition, at the store of Mr.
g Nj. WEST, Eagle Square, specimens in the follow
ing ornamental branches:
A case of Wax fruit and Crystaliged Basket of
Wax Flowers; a suspending Basket ornamented
with Pellis or Leather work: Grecian aud a None
chromstic Painting Also, instructions given in va
ri1us kinds OF needle work. Terms and ether in
formation may be Obtained at the store above men
toned.
u4lss NJ. A. GIBB native Of this city and well
known. having received a knowledge of each of the
above arts. is prepared to imrart thorough know
lesge OF the same to any or all who may wish to
ceiFe instruction The best guarantee in reference
10 qualifications, the specimens furnished Sat.
is'actory information can be given of character, st.
if required. c4-dts
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CARPET ROOMS

CARPET ROOMS
WE have enc floor devoted exclusively to this de-
partment aud keep such an assortment az will be
to the interest of purchasers to exsmine
Comprising Rich Tapestry Velvet Carpets
Rich Tapestry Brussels Carpets
Rich English Brussels Carpets
Three-piy and Ingram Carpets
Rag and Hemp Ingram Carpets, at Csc
Plain aud TwIlled Venetian Carpets
Mosaic. Chenille and Tufted Rugs
Door Mats in Cocoa, Thread and Velvet
Stair Rods, &c. &c.
The above came from the most celebrated EugIsh
and American Manufacturers. and will be sold at
much lower price than the same goods have ever
before been offered in this mark ct
NJ Carpets made and put down at the shortest
notice by experienced workmen
CHRISTIAN & LATHRoP
ccS g. Main straet
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~ GRAND FALL OPENING p1
@OF MILLINERY GOODS, AT NOOK
~ 46, BROAD STREET SECOND DEx
D,,On BELOW THIRD STREET. NvRTH.~ssS
SIDE: The undersigned would respectfully inform
her friends and the public generally tbet TUES
DAY morning, the 18th instant, she vi present to
their inspection, we'll selected assortment Of BON
NETS, DRESS CAPS, HEAD DREeSks, RIB.
B0NS, FLOWERS. &c. &C, besides every thing
else usually kept in well conducted. Millinery 10
Enlistment.
Thankful for past favors. she has only to request
a continuance of them, assuring those who may Pc
tfoBizs her that nothing shall be left undondthat
can be done to please them.
MRS. J. KENNE.
- IA 0~c> IL
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A DDITIONAL SUPPLIES OF RICH
\ AND DESIRABLE DRESS G0ODS.-We are
this morning adding to our stock of Bayadere Dress
Silks Rich Double skirts silk Robes; few beautiful
Striped Silk; very rich Robe aLez De LANES; very
rich Bayaders aud Striped De Laines; and Bsyadere
fslent1as, very low; great bargains In Black Silks.
Our stock of Cioaks and Shawls is now very COM
piete in every new style.
Call at the new cash store of
PERKINS co,
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&6HSSA> RACEs--PALL NETTING
lS5s.-The proprietor Of this
new and beautiful Race
Course, sixteen miles North Of Richmond directly
on the line Of the Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad. begs 70 announce to the racing
world, the following stakes 20 be run for over his
course, this Fall, commencing on TUESDAY, the
26th day of October 1885, and continuing four days.
and hopes that the owners of racing stock will senA
In their entrances without delay.
TUEsDAY-Ffrst Day -eweepsta for three years
old colts and iies out OF mares that never won or
produced q winner. mile heats Sl00 rubscripfton,
half forfeit. To close on the 10th of October.
SECOND RAeE-Sams Dap.-6weepstaks for three
years old colts and es $50 entrance half forfeit,
two mile heats To close on the 18th Of October.
WEpNEsDAY-SecondD dv-Sweeps.Ake for three
years old colts and iles mile heats 500 entrance,
$50 forfeit. To close on the 18th OF October.
SECOND RAcE-Same Day.-Proprietor's Purse,
$500; three mile heats.
THURSDAY Third Day.-Jockey Club Purse slsee
four mile heats.
FRIDAY Fburth Pay Tho Ashland Handicap
Sweepstakes two and half miles, BOO ption,
$50 forfeit s25 declaration. Ii declared By the 18th
of October, to close on that day.
N. where money il added by the Climb or Pro-
prietor. in case Of Indictment weather. the right -
postpone il reserved.
Ample stabling and the best accommodations viii
be furnished TO all who may attend. Racers and
rrainers will find the Ashland Heter all that -
desirable.
For entries or other information address, the Pre-.
prietor ut Ashland. Hanover county, Va.
au 3-dtd JAMES NJ TAYLOR. Proprietor.
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~ SCHOOL,
On 9th street, between Broa d and Marshall.
E E0R Z H 5 sN + 4 AN An Principals.
Professor EMION, Instructor in French.
This institution will reopen on Monday, the Goth
of September.
The number of scholars received into this school
ia limited SO that each pupil has the special atten-
tie primary studies is critical and thorough and
advanced pupils and young men fitted for bust
for entering either of the classes in College
Recitations are conducted with of Mathematical
Blocks, Charts, q obes and various apparatus.
Pupils in Bookkeeping will receive particular
attention.
Circulars containing further information can be
had at the bookstores of Messrs Price and John
Ii Richardson
One of the Principals be found st the study on
Broad st. I'd door from 9th At. gu s-2m
piCHNiOnD MALE AGADtMf, IA
~ SELECT CLASSICAL. MATHEMATICAL and
ENGLISH SCHOOL, FRANKLIN STREET, ABOVE 7TH.
Il. III. l.. TEGHE, A. M, Principal.
The SIXTH Annual Session will open On MON
DAY, the 27th of September.
The advantages of a SELECT SCHOOL are obvious to
the mind of rejecting parent and such this IL
designed 10 be in the strctest sense OF the WORD In
consequence of the Senior Glass entering College,
well as some other pupils going int business there
will be some vacancies. Glasses for beginners III
English and Latin will be formed those also will be
admitted who are prepared to enter classes already
formed. The coures VI instruction Is thorough and
systematic. The Primary Department receives par
tcuiar attention. Mr. Otw'd Heindrich is re engaged
assistant in Mathematics, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry, Drawing and German. Mr. Jos Mlchard
will teach French and Spanish. For further partic
MARS. apply after the 18th Of September at the
School house, to r FL TlGHE, A. NJ.
su 2S- 2m
TERas-s4o5o or 500 per session; French and
Drawing $20 extra.
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GOODs.-MiIliners and

49, others would do well TO call 1T G0LDSMIT's
and supply Themselves, as he has splendid stock Of
millinery goods. You can buy the cheapest Rib
bons. Feathers. Flowers. Velvets Sattins Laces
line. e GOLDSMITH
nvra
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"A FURNITURE AND MATTKEHb-
~ ES.-You will find at HARWOOD'6. on Gov.
TJernor street. Richmond the largest and moot
ELEGANT stock Of FURNITURE and MAT.
ES to be found in the city, embracing
Rosewood Parlor and Chamber suits
Mahogany Parlor and Chamber Suits
Elegant Oak Sets for Chambers
Cottage Furniture
Dining Room Furniture
Chairs Of all descriptions
Wardr9bes, Sureaus and Bedsteads
With great variety of other Goods
Examine my stock before buy ing, ~ am sailing
extremely low. sW HAhWOOD,
2l--nnif Governor atIeef Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-12

D'ORSAY COLOGNE.-Mr. CHAS. s.
~ DAWSON, my successor at the old stand, cor
ner Of Main and 18th streets has the genuine Dor.
gay Cologne ater, identically the as formerly
made by me. au l3-ts ] II WOOD