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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-12
By Alexander Mott, Auct.

H. COWS q At XGcTToN. AT G. L EAR.
NESTS STABLE. 18TH STREET; BETWEEN
ton. at Earnests stable and lot, on SATURDAY
MORNING. ADJUST 18th. commencns &c iII
clock. several fine saddle and harness HORSES;
hne work MULES; BIGSl BS; spring At
o an 10 ''' AA' '''''' ALEX MOTT, Auct.
THE ROCKBRIDGE BATHS FOR SALE
cree of the Circuit Court Of Rockbridse, nade on
the 18th of April, 1850, in the case of Jordan and
others, against the Rockbridse Baths Company and
others. the undersigned special Tor
at IL O'clock, A. NJ, THE ROCKBRIDGE BATHS
This property is located in Rockbridse county, on
the main sra. road from Lexington to Goshen Do
from the latter, and eleven miles from the former.
The place enjoys a very high reputation for the
medicinal properties of its Baths; land during the
last season had very large and profitable patron
two ran es of Cabins, and two large Bathing
Houses-one for the accommodation Of LADIES'. and
the otnef for gentlemen, furnishin- comfortable
room for about one hundred ana lwenly perssonas-
nture which viii be sold in gross with the proper,
~. There is Farm of $50 acres attached to, and
heretofore farlnec in connection with tne Baths
small Of Te me- r VIII ns r ,sa ~
sold separate. This il . very. excellent Farm,
large portion Of it being river bottoms OF superior
quality. The Farm has on it = good frame DWELL
TlsSso Ca 81 n sssS saciens to pay the costs
Of sale; ono fourth Of tho residue on credit o.
thirty dsy and the balance in three equal annual
payments from the FIRST day Of October next, with
bond with approved personal security and the titls
z * 1 e,sshs 0'lns '''ln P p com
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RY THE STEAMER TEUTONlA, FROM
lin Zephyr Worsfeds. which shall Be opening thi.
week. Ladies', before repairing to the country, and
those wishing to do some work for the FAIR wo0id
do well to get their supply early leave their or
ders. 8. HlR6H, ~ broad 81
Importer Of Worstsds. Trimminss aad
An 8-lwk Feney a0o<ls.
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vljII,uE ,AIlIINGTON uOUaE.

ESQ., CORNER or MAIN ANp9rn Sra
The abcvs house. now in its sxth year ~ 4 frat
ciass R0AkpiN0 HOUSE. will be Continued A.
hsretoiore. The proprietor will b happy Ia nc-
commosiate travellers, ~ well - permanent board
and viii not relax in attention Is sustain ina
character u has attained. ~ ~ 1s--Im.
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Sole Proprietor, Richmond, Va.
For eslc by Druggists and Grocers generally.

E'hOSC ZINE ," 1SS tULLARS IaA1
l. LEVY is selling at 5 and SI.25, without
any doubt really good bargains. If you have not
purchased, you should instantly repair to Levy's
Store and procure \ couple of them, rs they must
sell rapidly at the price which they now heinz
sold 1T Also in store nice assortment of fine
Grass Linen Hdkfs, which will be sold at the very
lowest cash prices; Embroidered Bands and Col
lars of every description, be sold at surprisingly
low prices. Remember that JACOB A. LEYY'S,
Main St., the piace to purchase all kinds of En-
broderes, from 30 to 50 per cent. below the regular
!
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t1GHSE and LOT AND VACANT LOTS
sell upon the premises on THURSDAY, the 18th h
BRIcK Hofs sEomme4iIns at ~ o'clock ~
hM.yc Mao. and nov in. the occupancy Of Mr.. Jordan
This house is well adapted for grocery stand hav-
,n nd been used for hat purpose er several
commsdations above for y family.
The lot fronts 50 feet and runs back the usual
After the above. will he sold a vacant lot adjoin-
lRg, lavlns the same dimensions. Also. one va
inches, and running back 100 feet Also, one LOT
ADJOINING Mr.. Rock. frontins as above.
u, TgsNs.Qns fourth cash the balance at s. Il and
suis '''e JAS NJ t'3 TA 2fe6 SON, Auct.
"A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. ON
Leigh 81 hT
Der. Intending to remove to his new house. on 9th
street. will offer for sale at public auction, upon ,
Gommsncing ats o'clack, p NJ. his present RESI-.
DENCE, sisuated on the east side of 4th street,
pleasant rooms, with comfortable servants guar
ssrs, and mas ,9st been thoroushy repaired with
feet and runs back 49, eet tn an aey lot fronts 81
~ ANY one wishing to purchase really desirable
Dwelling, n very pleasant and retired neishbor
TERMs-Qne- fourth cash; the balance Mt 6. II and
Is months. for neE otiable notes. with interest ADDED
~ JAMES D. BROWNE.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & Soy, Auctoneers auI2
THEWILD AT AUCTION.-on the 3Oth
day OF August, at o'clock. p. NJ, tif fair; If
not, the next fair day. shall offer at auction on
the promises, my present residence, " IDLE
This Farm lies on the New Central read within
ga miles of the Richmond market house, and con-
talns 2l5 acres. of which about 100 are cleared
Though the soil is for the most part stiff clay and
admirably adapted to wheat and tobacco, there is
= large portion of light land which produces the
finest vegetables.
: To one wishing to combine farm and market
garden. extraordinary advantages offered.
A plain dwelling of rooms. (recently repaired }
q large new barn. with stable and shed attached, a
kitchen. dairy. smoke house, quarters, corn house
and an ice house. ta in sood order.) constitute the
improvements.
A new road, following its south and east bounda-
~ lines and connecting the New Central with the
old Charles City road and the Osborne turnpike,
adds greatly to the value and convenience OF the
place.
Parties interested, may feel assured that the sale
will be positive. as | purpose to- sell without re-
serve. shall be happy to show the premises.
TERMs-One- third cash; the balance at and 2
years from the first instant, for negotiable notes,
with interest added and secured by a trust deed.
J. b. KIDD.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR L Son, Auctioneers.
u4-d&wtds
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re, sssj a|',s 81. :

A1oE IG3IyyHkxx ~
). yysg,BBSS1I s4 / 1sl.
Scloek. will eel 9 00s11oeo - o1& - =
3lys caitsatnenesf asv 81 $50 III HoJIllz-
akss;ss;ssss sd ~ - wn1.s ,ss.s.ss1s, ~
sF F.:SsSssd and saasa wiiauta aFlls 1ssrAs1-
s,f nEssfssny and Blasa wAlnss yssay - ND
ear, ss.asifal si.sk ws,a4t SOFA = ssassas
: :s2s ..s ssF; s,s s.; M, 81.
Il, a d9Ss:a ss;s sss ne E sssi ss'1l.s
wAIa6k06R'ES NSlsss q 3ss,ss Aarw.
T2sIst IABLE& 9Urins EoCNGES =
To- either With 3 lafxe var1s1s W -
Hair; Cotton and Shlck X17fFEsxrs.
- Foesh0r nede, Rl4ewe Ands Hojsfsrs. 49,
s Sssass's Qp,ss; Wsdov; cs!tai9s srslsss.
;, ALSO-The usual yarissy ~ kiesisS fynuf.
Stove. 1855 al f'.ssS T1-'~ S sssssAass
The attention II The public i sssvsseea "a -.
offered. evil B. kc664. Ask
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NOTICE HAVING purchased or VIM. A. LEA
~ & co. their two HEARSES, two HORSES.
HARNESS ssd f9EFsss tSs SHdisrssE g s 2,
10 cenduct the UNDERTAKING BUSlNESe u a!i
its BRANCHES, for casa ONLY, fcT NJ efcsfs ~.
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rIvO THE PUBLIC.-Havirg for some time
suspended the sales at auction at my Stables.
on Thursdays ,expectng to get all the auctioneers
concentrate their sales my Stables on Saturdays
which has been declIned; therefore. | have made
arrangements with Alex. Mott to have regular sales
At my Lot. adjoining my Stable, every Saturday,
commencing Mt 9 O'clock, of HORSES. MULES,
good Lot and Stables. great care will be taken
with stock, and the highest prices obtained at uc
ton. Liberal advances will be made on all stock
or vehicles entered for sale, at public or private
sale. g. l.. EARNEST
4-tR 1Hth st. hetWAen Franklin 4 3rnc
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Tho Hotel 4 mi. p,sSsA All -
ton cf ylsitors on the first OF June AIT, ThSGS-
SSk B1sFff hs ssr,, < sISnssa .Pd s9s
t .asss from from I, sssg as. sss'nEs
sssr. cum. lie Sst cS1sis sss :as e
Nsurslsis: PMalysis. Fss from ialsp5asssu s.
he ascss ioisss -. 81 ssnd bx: a
spinal Limitation; chronic Diarrkoes sSd soss Bss.
spdp sSsn g. % essse SSss g
THEIR ALrERff JTyyFEsAAs ouaArIvE
are ,S ,, q Az her sarsiws-
rs.sd Above, i1 forMs which ~ .sssstsd - 80
s q sSs
asS: ssss ssTss e ss
indeed who would not b either ssrsS o. ssssly -
The sPRiNes arc n.uassd il !. u. .lsv,..d new-
and beautiful. and more healthy ard isGskfISl
Z. ;:::. 4 =,
Good MUSIC viii b in attendance ssslysia "
ROUTE from Che principe. cities in i. unis.a
" Virginia Central Railroad, >" thence - mo
s: ...s. e
Va, OF. Baltimore, Nd, in the mornine, can eomc
e: 'ssi Z: sss g: E S.:
70 breakfast next morning.
On Ssw 3; ~; E:. rs
.nhsnl,. fAaMIa for MAYOR vrits 10 he
AAA nAGGER's WHITE sULPMUR
M. SPRINGS 5sS .r5,,%.s .. GSYSE5
s. IL q r S Fl s
tisAction heretoera to their visitors flAstes them
selves tina, then future lahors viii ensure : lGu
portion 81 tho public patronage. - t.sa3.
ppoard, pol ga g.--r.---- r-i....-.l1
J, ss.:s n ;ss T. r. SHIELDS g.
IA !, nov o,.,.s =, ~ a Az S.I, VA.
ieT visitors. The Proprietor, has this ysarsrssesl.
in 2 pleasant location ON tho same lot. an0tkef
k1Ta HOUSES isg:.; q: no
TEL IsI..,. JAMES BUTCHER.
PIANO FORTEs.- YIN = AT
bose N .op o n n;s sSss :1s
Tie Oldest and best n Tie seSssrS
fssai e. s IN Fl sE fiS ~ sRssss =
au s-dlm&wH Between Main and FranEiin.
~ . sELLINe OUT: sEELiFs oyr...
SPRING a Af 3 ( E EEEik fGI 3. orr
--.. Dealer in Gents, and Youths REApY-
MADE CLOTHING and FuRNlsHlNG GOODS,
sprins and Summer GooDs At reduced priossi
Yourself with cool. fashionsbls and tasty SUIT On
re cLoTHs. .s. uHssIMEREs and vEsr1Nes A.
Was On hand. to be mado to order, and wsrrantsl
to fit. austin
lA FOR SALE.-Juat rsceivsd and for
NAn sale Ut our Stables, . lot Of 6ne HORSES
| : W9{1 and some fine broke MULES. Those in
AH6.want will do well to call, - thay will b
sod on accommodating ternfe.
DAVISA HUTCHESON,
au5-lw Exchange 5tsbles, r rankfiust.
NOTICE Melons viii not
| ~ 1f 49, - be received or carried upon the
sxA-AE-S9 passens er trslns Of this 0ornpA-
ny, unless packed in boxes OF barrels; whsn 20
packed they viii be taken to limited extsst osly,
and will be chsvsed BY weight ~ the re4Nlss rAtes
for express freisht. They can he sent leoee by
freight trains. which csye Richmond daily tex4eps
Sunday for Charlottesville and points tn! glde;
tri- weekly, Wa: Tuosdays. Thursdays and oat-
urdays. for staunton; and semi weekly, yis: Tess-
days and Thursdays, for pointa xest Of Dtaunton.
~ an h. l.. WILEY, EXPRESS Axt
Va C. r. r., Gen'I Supts Ofhce,t.
edmond, Au. ust sth. 1069. 4 auclH
VAVRHl,A CHIN AND pu1.
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MRS. BR0OKE'S
w BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

The session of this School will commence on the
LIST of October, 1882 and on the list day Of July
1850.
Ali the branchcs OF isaals education will be
taught, including tho Eiodsrn LANGUAGES, Latin,
Music and Drawing, in all of which departments
competent assistants have been employed.
Particular attention will he paid to the manners
OF the young ladies', and every effort will be made to
give them the best moral and intellectual culture.
TERNs:
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NEW FAMILY FLt,lIR.-.'

! ~ taking orders for Rowland's Xxx FAMILY
. FLOUR. The grinding for month to come will
he made from one crop OF pure white wheat, grown
the Berkeley estate, the quality Of which is
! equal to Any grown IN the State. Parties who
ususl lily order their supply for the from u.s.
now be assured of getting the best Flour that can
possibly be made from pure white wheat. For sale
| in lots to suit purchasers, BY
SETEEN T. MILLER cor erl and r. rv ste
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| cRsSnE.n syRrer
pICHMOND AG ENJOY
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE ms. co.
CAPITAL &Ie oa0 CO.,
ANNUAL INCOME 81 80 600.

ALL DIXIE CT OkS II c ST Is Z 5 HA E.
HOLDERS.
The magnitude Of the business Of tho LIVER
POOL and LON DON INSURANCE co. is world
vide. lts large capital, amounting to TEN MIL.
LIONS or D0LLARS,t with more than $500 600
invested in the UNITED STATRs,l and the personal
responsibility of It's DIRECTORS, item of whom are
residents of New York and are gentlemen Of con-
siderable wealth, eu.blc il To offer the most uucx
ampled security to the citizens of Richmond and
vicinity.
RISKS ishen on favorable terms. All claims
OF loss, without DEDUCTION FOR INTEREST.
and not, as 10 usual, SIXTY DAYS after presentation
of proof. CHAS. r. W0RTHAM,t .,,
r. w. WYATT. { Aseh'''
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Ac.-JAS. WALSH, Manufacturer and Importer Of
Rifles, Guns, Pistols. &c., invites the sttsnti0n Of
merchants and sporfsmen to his extsnsi~o and
weIl-selected assortment Of goods of svesy de-
scription in the gunnery ne. which 10 will cell Ct
the lowest possible prices, and Oh The most asson-
'' coIts celebrated FIvE-sHo0rER. ara s1sry
ase RRMHaENsf a &C.
He has in store. also, choice assoFtnsat Of
CANES. Of various style and coloFs.
quickly and substantially, mount Canes, r. 1t and
repair Door and Trunk Locks, ~ rensonAbe p{lees.
JAMES WALSH
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GREAT AUCTION BARGAINS..-Iust "a.

II ceiyed from auction Is pieces super white
Cambria, at IS cts, worth 80 cts; striped Swiss
MrslinS, 1854 cts. fine corded Dimlty. l6 cts; La
siery; Cloves Gnantlets Black Silks, at S71a cts.
great bargain; Taratans, 1ss< and 25cts.; Embroi-
lars, Sleeves, Bands, Trimminss, and numerous
other great bar.a to be run Off cheap, at
l.. COL DSMIT'S,
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TWO BRICK TENEMENTS AND LOTS
AND TWO VACANT LOTS. on GRAC]

STREET., AT AuCTlON.-He Will sell. upon tho
premises, on MONDAY. 18th Aug INST, eoInmen-
cling at ~ O'Clock p M. tive Brick TENEMENTS
on the north side of Grace. between Madison and
Menroe streets, with rooms each and Q framed
kitchen. A.
The Lots front ss1S feet each and run hack $50
feet to an alley Is feet wide.
lmmsdiately after the above. viii rs sold, two
and Pine streets, fronting 50 feet each. and rum
ming back l52 feet to IN alley Is feet Wide Persons
desiring lot for buidin purposes, retired and
gentsel nsighborhood. would do well 10 attendthis
sale. asast
TERMs.-One- third cash balance At 9, u and ie
months. for negotiable notes, with interest, and
' W. " JAS. N. TAYLOR 4 SON. Aucts.
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z7rdfRaNas i 4. ,b.ni. e IS kI..a :
and customers for theiy paeroua.e
in the UNDERTAKING Bus NES0 Il! "a last
tan years. He 10 prepared 70 furnish CpftlNS q
all sizes and qualities to suit the circumstaneec OF
all tho feel disposed TO bury ther fren, enteeliy
SEHyANTH cQFFINS Of I'll ds99t also.
"a s-ial.i JEREHTxH sATTKRWHlTE.
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DrsrIsGuIsHEp VIsIToRs.--Among the wis.,
itors at Newport, X. L., this season, are DIR.
Francis Hawks Of n. c.. Prof McGufie of
Va, VIM. Cullen Buyant, DIR. o. Wendell
Homes, and other distinguished gentlemen.
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JhO. WI. I n IO1ts 1IusIee,
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Sos. Auct'E. an 8
I,RAMEp TENEMENT AMI LOT. AND

LNKAHED i ENEM i AND BVly AND
L -FOUR VACANT LOTS ADJOINING, IN
THE PLAN OF BELVIDERE, AT AUCTION
we VII sell upon tns p.enases on 1879 niust
M, very neat and comfortable Framed DIV cling,
just completed on Belvidere and Alhemarle sts.,
in the plan of Belvidere. and lately built by Nessrs
Bell Il Gibson. II contains five rooms. with the
usual cenveniences, and q kitchen with two rooms,
and we'll adapted for the accommodation Of a small
sized family. The lot fronts about q feet, and
runs back lii feet. 50 -
After the sale of the above. will he sold four VA
CANT LOTS adjoining, having the same front
and depth. A plat Of the property viii be exhibit
ed at the sale. E7
TEsMs-One fourth cash; the. remainder ut T. 8
and ~ months, for NEGOTIABLE notes. with interest
added, and secured By trust deeds.
Z aus JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SOM Auct,a
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FREE PRINCIPLES SPREAuING-Thei nhab-
itsnts of Mogador, seaport of the Empire of
Morocco, on the Atlantic Ocean, have risen in
REBELLION, and established a republic.
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LsNGl.ISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
II on 7rn. BETWEEN CLAr AND MARsHALL sTs
The exercises of this sc HOOL will be resumed on
MONDAY, September 18th. The course Of in
straction is THOROUGH, embracing every branch
taaght n schools of the hi best Grade.
AIDED by experienced and competent assistants.
shall endsavor to merit . cont auance Of the lib
erai PATRONAGE OF my friends and the public.
For particulars. apply to
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on 00nTEETIx,3 and 5 ipch snpsrinr
6V,OOs CHkRRY; ~ feet lens ~. ~
s sss s. ass Ess'' ieS u NJ
TEAs..iN pceiasss Blsek + EAss q coed sual-
~ - Nd s. = esss DAVENPORT,
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FLEMING GRIFFIN, Trustses.
FRANCIS T. ISBELL,i
Sale conducted by JAS. III. TAYLOR SosSAuc-
tioneers. - a An ii
VALUABLE BRICk,VARO pm OpERTv

VALUABLE BRICk.YARD PROPERTY
in PORT MAYO, AT AUCTION sub
scrlbers. intending to concentrate their force at
their yard on Shnckoe Hill, will SELL upon the pre-
misses, on THURSDAY, the 18th inst, commenc-
ing at o clock, 7. M. the BRICK YARD on Os-
of Mr.. GeOrse Turner.
There are four Of land ched to this yard
the clay Of which Is equal, ii not superior to any
IN the mel. hborhood Of the city. The Yard is sup
Piled with Sheds, Quarters, and other conve-
nences.
To persons DESTROYS of engaging in the Brick
making business, rare opportunity is here pre-
scented for a profitable investments. a 4 gse5'
TEENS One fourth cash the balance at g. IL
and u months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by trust deed. 80
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,,;,, ha $3.50 ma HEMA aiiHL conooI
his former locality, Clay. near corner of 9Th ST.
He will DO assisted in the department of Ancient
Languages 10y Mr.. RICHARD ANDERSON, graduate
81 the University in this department. under DIR.
Harrison, to whom he refers. A Primary Depart
ment will he connected with the School, in which
limited number Will be received. au dim
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these Powders in our home department." and find
they give shrh entire Satisfaction, that they have
It IS the best article offered to the housekeep
er for use.-Norfo!k Day Book
DR.. ]. W. GARLICK-Dear Sir: have for some
month used in my family sSEMPLE'S Justly GET
ebrated BAKING POWDERS, and take pleasure
in recomms ntng them to all families as the very
best article have ever tried for making light.
sweet, spongy bread. There is no excuse for bad
bread when Semples Powders are used.
Respectfully. J. RICHARD LEWRLLRN.
Petersburg; July 3oth, 1859.
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COUNTRY Cured H4MS-Choiee quaIity:
" New Family FLOuR-warranted first rate;
EXTRA and SUPREME do. receiving and
Tor sale by RAGLAND BRO,
An W-3t@ Corner Main ard 9Th sts
STORAGE. ATOkAGE.-We have taken the
~ large Warehouse next door 10 Messrs. Cren-
shaw Co, asd are prepared to store goods ON the
usanl terms. JORDAN, VIM l. co.
is 36-dIia
NEW FAMILY FLOUR AND FAMILY
bAcON.-We have Just received q very supe-
Tie; lot OF new TennesseeFA MfLY FLOUR. Also,
=, sss choice lot of 0range county FAMILY
MANS HARRIS MOORE,
aoo-T Basin Bank.
EAS, 30 packages Gnnpowder TEAS, includ-
ported. For sale by
su lo-6t l. h 6, B. DAVENPORT
Nt9Tt II PIG lRON.-ss tons SC1JTcH PIT;
~ HON, Of best quality, daily expected. and ior
sass low 70 arrive WIN. 3. TRIPLETT.
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JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & Son, Aucts. =
EyGHr HOUSES Ann LOTS Ann

VALUABLE VACANT LOT ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN. BETWEEN
request of the owner, W no resides in Mar yIand
VIII offer at public SALE. upon the premises, on
clock in the afternoon, a very valuable vacant
lot on the south slde of Frankn, between 10th and
2lsi streets. t.Fonts ~ feet Franklin street.
and runs back the usual depth.
This property is particularly adapted for q tobac
co factory: Persons desrins to secure such prop
erty would do we'll to attend this sale
TERMs.-One- fourth cash balance at s, II and Is
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
secured by trust deed.
,IAS Nj TAYJOP n SON
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-Ha, PIANO FORTEs. -BELvJN & AT
HYS7KI NS0N would say to their friends and
w II Those in want Of PIANOS, that thsy have
on hand three YER, superior ones, made hy one OF
the oldest and best manufacturers in this country,
which the, will sell very low; 70 etAsf with al
THESES, &c. BELVIN 4 ATKINSON.
18th, or Governor strooks}
au 6-dlm&WN Between Main and Franklin.
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=.
John Randolph F Fn:a, BE- H. TUCKER Rich
Ro9 isn.s S.f ddGs' ssss so Hon
James n, Mason, Winchester, Va. Rev. r, v.
n hhs Read bsh9p
Hen Henry A. W ise Richmond. Va; judge H. H.
. Wn ehaase Va HI REV. w ps s r. s
Cartersville, Va; DR.. Gessner Harrison, DR.: Jas.
/. csoeII. gniversits of Va; DR.; R. H. Cabell, Mr.
man, Mr.; Alien I. CaPerton, Mr. Oliver Bierne, Mr.
~ ,5-dslsso HENRY K kie sRookE ".
OLD DONIl MON FEMALE INSTITUTE,
RICHMOND, VA.--This School ier Young Ladies s:
will open on the first of October. 1882 and close the
Terms for the session, one half payable first o.
tober ls5s, and the remainder the 18th Of Februa-
Primary English department, including vocal
intermediates. 9 90
Ancent and Modern Languages, each. % 90
Piano. Guitar, Organ, or cultivation of the
Painting, Drawing, &c 80. .. 70 % to 70 %
Bosrd including washing and iights.. as %
The Princi pal will be assisted By an able and eff
Client corps q teachers smong whom ALREADY SO,
and q
saassf as9 Misses .nd
Z. DELAPLANE. for the English department. For
further information and references concerning the
school, see circulars, or address
T. l.. GALLEHER, Principal,
jy lRIm Richmond, Va.
CHURCH HILL ENGLISH, classical,
" MATHEMATICAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SCHOOL FOR B0YS.-The undersigned, 10th
graduates or pro6cients of all the schools al the
University of Virginia, have united to establish
permanent School OF high order. on Church Hill
and hope be patronized by parents, especially in
the eastern portion OF the city.
TERMS:
tPsr session Of nine months, hat In adrance1
Ordinary English branches. 3 0.oG
Higher English, including bookkeeping -. 400
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. $50. le.n
Rsgerenees-Facult University of Va; Charles
tute Dr. i. w Hancock: pr hibert snead; Rev.
4. f. pickinson; d., G. w Briggs; Dr.. Jno, Knox
rico county Turner Richardson, ESQ.,; Thomas J.
Starke. Esq, Richmond.
AFor further particulars. see circulars.
LARKIN WILLIS,
JNO. NJ. WINFREE.
CHuncH HILL, Richmond, June 2lst. 1859.
il H-2ms
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NJ. CLASSICAL SCHOOL, ON CLAY ST, Be
TWEEN lsT AND 7D.-The seventh session Of
this School will commences on Monday, Septem-
Der 18th and close July 18th, 1880
= Ihe pr,ncipal has associated with himself Mr..
seal attainmeIts, and of twelve years experience
IN teaching. By this association, no hopes to com,
liberal support Of the public For further particu
lara see circular. which may be had BY Addressing
au2-1m G. L. C. SALTER
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