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ny las. M. TAYLOR 4 Son, Auct's.
TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES ron

1 SALE Ar AUCTIoN.-Th undersigned, trus-
zee zee appointed By deed from Messrs Kimhrough 4
GATED tho 7th das Of July, 1882 duly recorded
% 70 sei q public a0ctiou on SATURDAY, the 18th
~ tb g, ,ahsass !se9 BEGINNING Ct O'Clock.
S n.iennend; occupied by the said KimbronSh &
desak the Isnaceo Eintures and Tools in the sad
screws, shaping screws double gcared press hoss-
nssa screws, IRON bars, mills, irons tins castings,
hhp;iHa Danos, nonches and knives, dipping board.
eies pertaining to the hnsiness N o'"o'
me sale offers . good opportunity to any one
II, IEKNs-All sums Of $50 and under. cssh: over
mat amount four months credit for nnrrove nsg,
liable notes, will be required 9'''ss
Jas; NJ. TAYLOR h Son, Aucts.
N. b. AT the Same time the factory will be re,tea
for the balance of the current year endin9 tIa III
oil April, 1850. Tan Sl R q e" ri .os
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important from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 6.-By the steamer Ha-
bena we have adyices from Vera Cruz to the
2sth and from Mexico 10 the 18th nit.
Miramon had issued manifesto, in which
he proposes to protect the clergy in their pow
er and wealth, favors the plan Of a dictatorial
government, and declares it to be the tradi-
tional policy OF Mexico to guard against tho
encroachments of the United States.
Mr.. McLane had sent only the skeleton Of q
treaty to Washington, and that was not signed
The Tehuantepec Company continued to be
annoyed by the authorities, in consequence of
which the mail would probably be suspended
soon.
General Zuazua was approaching San Luis
Potosi with 5000 men, and Miramons troops
were concentrating at Regenator. 1t WAS re-
ported that some grand movement was afoot.
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BY Richard Canthern, Aact.

SUMNER CLOTHING. DRY GOODS. ac..
- AT 4UCTION.-0n WEDNESDAY, 10th inst
a. 10 O'Clock; A. my store. will sell ut auction.
iol OF SUMNER CL0THING, consisting of Linen.
Gotton and .Marseilles Pants; fine Linen Bosom
Fancy and Marsellles Shirts; 81 dozen white brown
n ns M s;f Hose and Half Hoses Silk Gloves Sew
Cottonades, and sundry other articles ''''e'''
:, SHQES.-Also, Ladies' CATERS and Busk;ns.
boss ~ boots and Bootees; Gents Caters and OK
~, The above sale was advertised for last Friday,
au 3 r CAITTuOpN
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The Kansas Gold Observation-Disclosures
Committees.

ST. LOUIS Aug. s.-The express from Den
yer City TO the 29ih has arrived at Leayen-
worth.
There waA great excitement At the mines, in
consequence of the discovery of rich diggings
on the dividing line between Middle and South
Pass, near the head of the Colorado. Hun
dreds were leaving daily for the diggings.
The Leavenworth Times of to-day says
Vigilance Committee has been organized, for
the purpose of breaking up extensive gangs
of horse thieves and robbers infesting the Ter
ritory. Two victims had suffered death, and
others have been punished until they exposed
their associates The committee disbanded
after gaining sufficient knowledge for the des-
truction OF the gangs.
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AIRS. BROOKE,S
1H1 BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
EOR NOIYNG r. a nIErS

IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND =
The session of this School will commence on the
LIST of October. 1882 and end the LIST day of July
1860
All the branches of fs:nSis education will be
taught, including the Modern Languages Latin,
Music and Drawing, in all of which departments
competent assistants have been employed.
Particular attention will be paid to the manners
of the young ladies', and every effort viii be made to
give them the best moral and intellectual culture.
TERMS:
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PLANTATION GOODS FOR FALL.-K.

PLANTATION GOODS FOR FALL.-,Kel-
Isy's 81 and O. Extra Virginia FULLED
CLOTHS; Virginia Peni.entiary Heavy PULLED
G.LogTHs; Superior, Heavy sheePs, q Grey SAT-
NETS; High Coored heavy Plaid LINSEYS; Ex-
trs heavy Cotton oZNABURGs, various brands
chased By very. favorable terms. and will be
sold 70 Farmers or Merchants At prices which viii
satisfy them. WATKINS q FICKIFN.
N0TICE.--Al persons Indebted to the estate Of
~ WM. j. SMITH, dee d, will come forward i'm
nsdiatey and pay said indebtedness, and all per
sons having claims Eainst said estate, not already
presented will present the same on or before the
loth inat at which time all uiatters connected there
Tor settlement.
VIM. HOLT RICHARDSON,
an 3--dtlSA Administrator.
NOTICE To my friends and cnstomers.-l
=. have opened on the corner Of 18th and E,rDk-
IN etfeetss . general assortment of GROCERIES,
" winch ipyasc the entioe u the public gnner
~ 1a-l1t Agent lar ]. NJ. IGiil.
EOA HlRE.For the balsnee Of the YEAR. a
Is iksly DINING ROOM sERvANT OK YBs0jR- ]
ihA no ''a'a "' SE ts0S.'ws.f gREfRGelKS.'
sa 3--2tswSw No. - Main strost.
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CURNlrURE. DRY GOODs AND emo.
CERIEa.-Will be sold e auosiOo, ct my store,
ON TUESDAY moruing Dext. IN 9Th inst, com.
DRY GOODS-Gsnsfal aasostmsst ssasosabls
Goods, rsady made Clothing, 6ootss Shoes, Hats.
&c. ~. .s3 IA s "a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Gin, Braady, wines.
Also. line show tass. ist Toys. csalsstionaries.
&c. Large lot Earthsn and flaaswass.
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From Havana.
NORFOLK, aug e.-The bark Warren, eight
days from Havana, has arrived. Markets dull
and no freight offering.
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c. W6hHdSr as. Sf fHz5Sl -
The ngriepiturAl comSnanisy eu1 nnblo rerieraffs.

cal Department. IN GEo. WxTT, tho invessos ~
manufacturer Of She CuG- Brace Piow With III lna-
provements, tAnd who alone has conductod the me-
chanicAl department Of all the Arms 81 Goo. Wait
s.a Sa w sHss I'M .ee HsfA = ,as od
businea. notwithstanding sundry advertisements
havs Agpeafsd. t!ytlG - create - 1mpyessiQn %
inc contrary erd they assure their hf16de and ~
TO furnish them with PIsoW6 and other Aer,culSu-
fA lpiplements. Of the best quality.
or deceive the public So Z.
GEO. WATT IL NOW perfscting various improve
menn on oil three Of his patents, which We think
viii lessen the draA, give more strength and less
Eear and fTeatty Essen the prchabiisy OF the chok
varlous sixea, with those improvements ready for
the summer faliow. So -
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Destructive Fire in3Memphis.
MEMPHIS, TENN, Aug. S.-Moore. Halstead
Il Co.'S planning mill, lumber yard, and I'VE
adjoining dwellings, were burnt yesterday
Loss Sl25, 0o0--work of an incendiary.
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H III, Ss! 4ss 8S eaa.
f6k SAEE AZ NHGGccsTffdN. s. old. & sus.
tions 81 lthe premises, en THUhSDAY. the 18th
located e shove, djoiniug the new trick tenement
g NJ. Richard Shuttle. fronting ~ teet, ranning
nsck 10 fest, and bounded on the NORTH 81 IN
TE7Ns-- One third cnsh; ba1ancs at Z and Z
months, FOR nexotlAble notes, interest added, and
aus a;OnDiN SAPPERSON. 1ucts.
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II6VIlIdH D6p0t, IIOulaa Co.
IA The charges above include cverythinr~no
extras to he added. an 2-dIm


": 81 .ASSICAL SCHOOL, ON CLAY ST., BE
TWEEN lsr AND 2D.-Ths seventh session of
bcr 10Th. and close July 18th, 1860.
Tho Principal has associated with himself Mr..
steal attainnents, and of twelve years experience
in teaching. BY this association, he hopes to com
liberal support of the public. For further particu-
lars, see circular. which may be had BY addressing
au 2-lm g. l.. C. SAlTER
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1 AND TWO VACANT LOTS, ON CRACK
STREET, AT AUCTlON.-We will sell, upon the
cling at ~ o'clock T. NJ, tive Brick TENEMENTS
on the north side of Grace, between Madison and
Monroe streets, with rooms each and framed
kitchen.
The Lots front ssh feet each and run back $50
feet to an alley l6 feet wide.
Immediately after the above, will be sold, two
beautiful building LOTS, at the corner of Grace
and Pine streets, fronting so feet each, and run
ming back l52 feet to an alley Is feet wide. Persons
desiring lot for building purposes, IN retired and
genteei neIghborhood, would do we'll to attend this
sale.
TERMs...One- third cash balance at 6, II and 10
months. for negotiable notes, with interest, and
secured BY trust deed.
jyN Jas. nj. TAYLOR & SON, Aucts.
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TERMS:
(Ono- half payable in advance-the balance on the
18th of February, $780,

John Randolph Tucker, DR.. D. H. Tucker, Rich
mopd, Va; St. Geo; Tucker, Ashland, Va, Hon
James NJ Mason, WINCHESTER. va; Rev. r. Y.
Moore, D. D., Richmond; Va; Right Rev. Bishop
Johns; Alexandra, Va; Rev. Chas: H. Read, D: D,
Marshall, Charlotte G. H., Va. Rev. J. R. Ora
ham, Winchester, Va; Rev. Peytoa Harrison,
Cartersville Va. DR.. Gessner Harrison. DIR. Jas.
l.. Cabell, University of Va; DIR. r. H. Cabell. Mr.
K. r. Daniel Richmond, Va. Gen. A. A Chap
man, Mr. Allen t. Caperton, Mr.. Oliver Bierne, Mr..
John Echois, Union, Va.
For further Information, address
HENRY L. BROOKE,
~ 1s-dtlstO Richmond VI.
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Destructive Fire.

THoRoLD G. W., August 1.-TWO Touring
mills We're burned in this village last night
together with the Niagara and Thoro1d Hotels,
seven dwelling houses, several stables, &c.-
The total loss is about $4,000. The mills were
partially insured.
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MARBLE WORKS:
MANUFACTURER OFITALIAN ANDAMER-
ICAN MARBLE

OF EVERY STYLE OR DESIGN.
The public are respectfully invited to call At my
Yard, between 5th and 9Th streets, on Man and ex-
anime my work, which cannot be excelled by any
other establishment North or South, which will
sell low any establishment in this city or else
Wharo. 10 7-3m
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From Salt Lake Detection Of a FOrger.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. Salt Lake dates are TO
the l3th inst.
A man named Bremen had been arrested at
Camp Floyd having in his possession SssO, 900
worth OF forged Government checks ready for
issue. Col. Crossman. an engrayer, had been
arrested as an accomplish.
Horace Greeley was at Salt Lake.
The Indians, instigated by the Mormons
were committing depredations
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS

ID IN F1UQuIER COUNTY Va.
TIL. e. LTdfE iA M II
well known as one Of the most healthy in the State
abe Ct the s
VIRGINIA, of which institution the Principal il
The scco ! nc being limited. about % pu-
to the Principal at 6rs.D Ca aa spn,
GYM ass..."ssso per session.
The Faculty Of the UniTs rsi of Va.
GA GA y Ss6ST ;s;n:sr % $;s.;sss' S:s.
T6os; 4 PrIss. ESQ. Rieime on !. "a ss.0n' r'a'
J. n,,.,, d E:.:%s.:: 81 ,,-.m. .''
LIRE ID T r. ICK,S H ALI r Z MA L T.
e sCHOoL.-The second Session Of this sohoo.
which 10 located within half mile of Frederisk's
mence on the lst Of next September, and close OF
Board and Tuition in all the English Branches ior
Music On eSs Piano. with use Of instruments o
prs ~in and Painting. each 10 %
India Ink and crayon, each. ......... 60
An accomplished and experienced Teacher viii
have charge Of this School.
vslss d; is% HILL sr RR sfsif'
DROOKHILE SCHOOL,
DISK MILES NOR tn OFCHARL0TTES-
VILE and UNIVEkSITYO OF YIkGINIA.l
Opens LIST September and closes 3lth june, 1850,
!sa I;ssis f'f 5. ..i.i y W. rrlne,.
SSsEFT 1--WE siyHts A NJ. U. Va. A..'.s.as.
couxsg oy INSTRUCTION.
J. English Language
2 Latin and Greek Languages.
j. Mathematics.
French, spanish, Itslisn, German. Anslo-sax !
on LANGUAGES. stssa
3 Physical and Moral Sciences.
TrRMs.-&260 per session; to b paid half on LIST
september and half ON lst February.
Catalogues, showing the plan Of school, SAINT If
desred. Post once and depot, Va
creek, French and German languages and Tia low
Or branches Of Mathematics, wants sifue3ic1 q
tesrher. Address BrookhiH School.
~ A-3awfel
TsHE F9 g lcp III akE! 3 81 ~ Mis- LIZ
Home, !" ono mile from the city. = ~ Is Z
TxBM
EnGish Bfeucheo IRON. - 70 - %
Muelc - -
French. ~ "
hoard a1A Wa4hlug. ....lD =
IL - 5tAvlms
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JAMES ID. BROWNIES
y ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK

9Th stfeet. next to the Mechnnlcs. InstItate
IRON RATINGS, YERANDAHS, BALcO-
MES, CHAIRS, SETTLES, &c.; also, Grating,
Vault and Cellar DOORS, and every other kind OF
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured at short notice.
~ Particular attention given to enclosing Burial
Lots in the city and country.
MAR BLE WORKs.--JOHN w. DAVIES,
Wl PRACTICAL STONE CUTTER AND MA
SON. Main street, between 9Th and 9Th sts., RICH
MOND, VA.-Monumonts Of any size or design
made 10 order of the best Italian or American Mar
/ respectfully invite the attention. Of those in
want. to my stock, which Y the !ssgSst md hsst
6nished assortment OF MoMu MENTS, IOM ~,
=. First Premium awarded BY the Virginia Agn-
cultural Society, and Mechsnics' Institute.
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$ & -~.-s-s-.s
lyL4HUQAk AND Mx3MxmA3IcAL
fhs { sssss b 81 S & =. - s. S.. :
ss sii s.sS 81:
Hsxssr EnkisRR. vlsR f1sn And d. 49,
ffsnck 49, 1870 - - ~
e II, isisS;; s.isi.sla,, iessI.s ;lil:r -.
81 S-Sm - EC1Ek NAkfIN.
StEsa gk ia i q yikslNIA. -
ssf5sNS6e; fffS & sslssiss
g 2; gEAcH, a B. lnisrnesor i Msrsi fhilss-
The session will begin October lst and close the
sishoas iss.rsSpsea ss.sssas': .ss .hsss !: 70
eIm ~ curing tns session, g onnst-
.E1psn.s. fgr TUITION and Board, iaelusisg every
sts eHeG 2. nsns NJ, psyanS Y. v Is
nrs q any S'e 70. vS Rs
!. s nis Il ples
do RnMRn'et, cansaning hthosrsrh o. Inc place,
W.. MoRRIsETT. Principal,
~ 4-sm due sulphur springs I. -, vo.
I'll AMPFON ,x AoMDEMx.
rm.r r. nnS Mstbe mn; ;rs'ncips Ancish' -"n-
vi5;c,. I1n 70, ~, 80 SSs,;nh "a
itsi;.n e"s As"suss0s' St" '"e
wrigr@a n crYrcu.w ~ Mr, M..h.,,.
10. T..tic. "a En,;i :. n" i''' 1"s''''Aa
sc.,. 1m.Sry n.u~.
M,.. F. Acf'tVE1SNSTnA Al Psm.ls neu.rtment.
The exercises OF this school begin on the first
MONDAY in October, and continue ten msnths.--
Board lights extra) and tuition in Ancient Lam
guages, Msthematics, 4c.. Sz2o .per session. MOI
dern Langua-ss. each, $40 and Music, $50, extra.
For catalogue, or further information, address tho
Principal, Hampton, We. au adm
T1TICTRIF SCIJOOT F0a yOuN1l Ia
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4kFAA4f4kE n,EAI 1575zxx naenAcr,
f g22SSJF ~ WA VI. FL es
vis ttnsisS. "a ~ y sssssel 81 tke ssrv-
G;s5Ssssss fssn. .y vosskiSsfs = cAs S
lsslS'si i a55SA |;; ;:;s' :; ::
ssroysd y ess; ~ : f!eis = ~ 100 - Il
TErMs.-ons- bas{R ossks - - r n r. a. -
month: ies nsscs.ans 49,, inisrsSs s11sS, :.
W. J, ~ a sSii, Il VA fsdS. A..s.
i poS;eessS ssI TTESbX9 Is sjs 49, ale
gust, ~ At o'clock. an6 9. T., Ases's,
v1s99gSff s s!Rzs SSE5 Ssas 81 1 9TH
o. TUEsoAY ~ 9 1910 ~ ysS.ss'2
NJ vsiasas i0f, isssss e s'S sScv 8
fronting IS feet on the South sils 81 Grace street.
,'1ssips csst fsst. Adioiains TIE property 4 M
sTE1Ms-Ons-foufth cash baIenoo e 4, 3 and -
months, for negotiah,s nct.s, iaSsfsst a1dsd, 80
aus G0DDiN & APPEfS0N, Aucss.
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VALUABLE VACANT LOT ON THE
Y SOUTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN, BETWEEN
19n Am 1Aru STREEfrQ At AIIET10N- Nv

request Of the owner, who resides in Mars land,
will offer at public sale. upon the premises. on
TUESDAY, the sd day Of August, commencing ~
o'clock in the afternoon, very valuable vscsnt
lot on the south SIDE OF Franklin, between z3d and
9th streets 1t fronts 4S feet Franklin street,
and runs back the usual depth. = Is
This property is particularly adapted for tobac
factory. Persons desiring to secure such prop
erty would do well to attend this sale. 4.
TERMs.-One-fourthc cash; balance ate, u and Is
months. for negotiable notes, interest added, and
secured BY o trust deed.
aus JAS. Nj. TAYLOR & SON, Aucts.
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!; 1883 eaEEssFF eas 1882 ';o5s.
II youswaut berEains in LADIES' DRESS 6oOucs
JNoe cal .s1 ssfM ftpIs e
loa nay rest aasqFed Of gettiug them. he eeLl-
5PSn iqS AeaFly gne hall the fermsr pFcss' uG
oRG1Nbfts. MugLlNs,.. . ..
CHALLIES, &cs &c.
la,se lot Of LAWNS, jast received 6 q cents
Ay9ms NS1reatoo fast cot0gs.
Atto. M ae9CItmo1t Of STAPLE GOODS, ~.
Guy feRs lnf4e DRY GOODS line.
:. Al Of yhlch viii - eCld Is small advances -
the est, heInE detefnainad to Close ont - neas
Dol9Phe ~ - - ri Goptemhes.
GeM - - and exa0lno Tor yQ1BeetE, - 10.
Msl1 49,. mo Z. saaI
CEC0ND 4URPLY.-I am ID receipt, direct
~ nom 1ofdeAux. - dos. Of thai extra naper6no
Olive OH 40 The dsQaad skss beea "a efeSe aAcs
e, asIodassioP q ~ srt.l;; % slis n.'Isas,
g . vs e gu : sase = Il tSpf xsFy sse Can
nss5:s sd g SssIs ssssi a =, i
q ei7oSfiS I Hs zEpS GeafxissIpN
n .ssst1 s. 3: ~ e Fs. "a
a4idl3bIy ~ s| R5 s 3 49,
6focf intsnded feF eals Will pea1o F. enteeod -
lsss ~ aorninK II The ssls.
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Ministers daughters will be received at a reduc-
ton of one-fourth, on all the above charges.
"a. No extra charges. Pupils provide Books and
Stationery at their own expense. In case of pro-
sence.
1t will be noticed that the Price Of Board has been
reduced from 500 to S. 100. No change is contem-
plated in its quality. With our ample accommo-
datons. it was thought the reduction could be af-
Boarders are regarded as members of the Presi-
dents family. Money to meet their incidental ex-
penses should be deposited with him, and all let
tiers for them sent to his care.
Pupils should he present, if possible, on the first
day Of the session.
For Catalogues, Circulars, or further informa-
ton, address CHAS. H. WINSTON,
President Richmond Female Institute,
iy 23-2Lm Richmond. Va.
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II GUST.-SInal F figured lawns, last coIors, NJ
&C.; Chene Striped Lawns, of 10 yards each, 5 23
Jaconets, fine and cheap, at 20 cents per yard;
largo lot Bereges. at 10 cents per yard English Be-
reyes. very cheap Is cents; Printed Brilllants, at
Is; 500 Lawn and Calico Dresses, of yards each,
at the very low price Of 81; Lancaster Ginghams,
style Fall Prints, very cheap. New York Mills, for
family use; Irish Linens; Also ali the stock of
Straw Goods, at prime cost for cash.
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" ceived from auction Is pieces super white
Cambria, at Is cts, worth 80 cts; striped Swiss
Musns, ls'4 cts: fine corded Dimity, Is cts; La
dies Merino Vests. extra cheap; Hoop Skirts; Ho-
siery; Gloves; Quantities.; Black Silks, at H1s cts.
great bargain; Tarlataus, lsA and 25cts.; Embrol
lars, Sleeves, Bands. Triumings, and humorous
other great bargains, to be run off cheap, at
h. GOLDSMIT'S,
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A NO extra charCeB.
All letters to be addressed to
HUBERT p. LEFERvRE,
jy 23-Sm Richmond, Va.
d edmond FEMALE INSTITUTE

ID ICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTED
II The Sixth Session will begin October Sd, 1859,
and end the last of June, 1850.
CHARLES H. WINSTON, A. NJ, succeeds Rev. B.
MANLY, Jr.. as President. Under his administra-
ton some important changes will be made, but the
grand objects for which the Institute was founded,
and which now for Eve years it has successfully
carried out, will ever he kept In view.
These as follows:
!. To teach ererythins that should form part of
a young lady g most liberal education.
Q. To afford Instruction suited to ecerv stage of
progress, from the first elements to the highest
point each branch, to which it may be desirable,
or possible, for the pupil to proceed.
3. To teach whatever 10 taught thoroughly and
" CHARLES H. wINsToN, 4. NJ. Univ. of VI. ;,
President and Prof of Moral Science and English
Rev. j. L. BURROWS, D. D., Evidences of
JAMES LEIGH JONES. A. NJ, tUniv. of va.,)
Mathematics and Languages.
r. A. LEWIS, M. D., Natural Sciences.
Prof. F. EMION, (of Paris French.
N. B. CLAP, Principal of Musical Department.
o. A. ERICSSON, Guitar.
r ----- --, Drawing, Painting, &c.
JOHN w. REEVE, Penmanship.
Miss S. p. RofAI. and Miss N. s. VALENTINE
will continue to teach the English Branches in the
Collegiate, and Miss JANE S. STANARD. Mrs. ANN
Preparatory Department. Some Assistants will be
The President will hear the reeitations of all the
classes at regular intervals, giving special atten
ton to the Primary pupils.
TERMS:
(Per session of nine months, half payable in ad-
vance, October l, l859-remainder, February IA,
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OLD DOMINION FEMALE INSTITUTE,
S "a ssbdo AZ Poa mH L sI
will open the first of October 1852 and close the
Both of june next ensuing.
tober 1859, and the remainder the 18th Of Februs-
Primary English department, including vocal
Intermediates ..... do. 49,. do. ...... 40 90
Ancent and Modern I.ngusges, each 20 %
Piano, Guitar, Organ or cultivation OF the
Painting; Drawing, &e........ '. % % to 50 %
Board s d. including washing and lights. rs 60
The Principal will be assisted b an able and eff
Ancient Languages and Natural Science HORACE
1 J. .na E.
+. DKLAPLANE. for the English department. For
further infornatlo and references concerning the
''A0v'' - T. L. G2rTEhER, Principal,
jy B-lm Richmond, We.
(.HURCH HILL ENGLISH, CLASSICAL.
- MATHE Enb aGAk AND COMMERCIAL.
graduates proheients of all the schools of the
University Of Virginia, have united to. esta bsh
permanent School Of high order. on Church Hill.
the eastern portion OF the city
TERMS:
Per session Of nine months, one-haD in adranse.l
Ordinary English branches. $1,000
Higher Eng sh, including book keeping. -. 400.
Ancient and Modern Languages. each: :.-.. l0Od
II. Winston, President Richmond Female init
tute; DR.. F. w. Hancock; DR.. Albert Snead; Rev.
4. E, Dickinson DR.; G. W. Briggs; DR.. Jno, Knox.
rico county Turner Richardson, Esq; Thomas ].
Starkc, Esq, Richmond.
AFor further particu!ars, see circulars:
JNo. N. wVIiNtfRiE.
CHURCH HILL. Richmond, June 2lst, 1850.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-09

" Heavy 34 and GA Virginia Pulled Cloths heavy
Sleeps Grey Sattlnets; Buckskin Sattiuets and
Tweeds: Bonsacks, Jeans and Kerseys, x and :.
Plain I.inseys. large portion of these goods
purchased last spring before the advance in heavy
woolens, and will be sold without regard to prices
now demanded by manufacturers. Farmers and
merchants are invited to call and examine them.
PERKINS 4 co No EAGLE Sanara
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-09
JAS. NJ. TAY LUX, Trustee.
JAS. nj. TAYLOR & Son, Auct's. ans

u FOUR VACANT LOTS ADJOINING, IN
THE PLAN OF BELVlDERE, AT AUCTION
We will sell. upon the premises, on WEDNES-
DAY, the nth inst, commencing at a. O'Clock p.
NJ. very neat and comfortable Framed Dwelling,
lust completed. on Belvidere and Albemarle sts.,
Bell 4 Gibson. 1t contains Ave rooms. with the
usual convenlences, and n kitchen with two rooms
and well ADAPTED for the accommodation of a small
sized family. The lot fronts about Is feet, and
runs back III feet.
After the sale of the above will be sold four VA
CANT Lots adjoining, having the Same front
and depth, plat of the property will be exhibit
ed at the sale.
TERMs-One fourth cash; the remainder at 4, 8
and IL months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by trust deeds.
aus JAS. M. TAYLOR l. SON, Auct's