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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-16

CITY OF RICHMOND, TO wIT:-At a
- Court of Hastings, held for the said city, at
at the Court House, on Monday, the 18th day of
September, 1879
. MARMADUKf JOHNSON this day rendered to
the Court his resignation Attorney for the Com
monwealth for the Circuit Court of this City.
which resignation is accepted. and the Court
theTeupon order an election to be held on THURS
DAY, the 22d day of this present month, to fill the
vacancy occasloned by said resignation. And the
Court appoint Joseph Brummell, a. +. Picot, E. A.
Smith. John J. Wilson, and N. B. Hill, Commis-
soners of said election for Jefferson or list, Ward,
the same to be held at the First Market aud to be
conducted ct by j; I9hn NJ Francisco and they ap
point William w. Crump. James II. Grant, George
Whitheld, Robert R. Howlson; and George, w.
ison, or 3D. Ward, the same to be held at the City
Hall, and 70 be conducted by Thomas U. Dudley !;
and they appoint Thomas ]. Evans, George X.
Crutchheld Thomas Barham, William w. Tim
berlake, and Thomas NJ. Jones, Commissioners of
SAID election for Monroe, or 3d. Ward the same to
be held at Lacy carpenters shop on Broad street.
between LIST and Fonshee streets, and to be con-
copy Of this order be published in the Richmond
dispatch until the day of election.
A Copy-Teste: RO. HOWARD, Clk.
In obedience to the above order of Court, an
election will be held at the time and places therein
mentioned, and the polls will be opened at each
place at sunrise on that day.
THOMAS u. DUDLEY
sc l5-tdo Conductor at CITY Hall.
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A UCTtOY SAFE OF LANES LYING In

THE CRY OF RIcHMotND, ON THE 18th
DAY OF DEC EMBER, 1853 By virtue of two
mond, entered on the 23d day OF November, 1857.
and on the 18th day of June, 1859. in a Chaneery
Others the undersigned, as Commissioner, will
proceed, on THURSDAY, the 18th day of De ac
AUCTION. at the front door Of the State Court
II use, in Richmond, a certain TRACT OF LAND,
lying on P3catalco river and its waters, IN the
county OF kanawha, containing 4 coo acres, part
of 5000 acre tract, patented ts General Samuel
smith deceased, late of Baltimore. Mary land; be-
ing the same tract of Land which was conveyed
by the undersigned Commissioner, to Abel Z.
Slnnett; BY deed bearing date the 18th day of July,
ty Court OF said kanawha county, to which refer,
ence is made for 4 more fui. description Of said
Land, and of the boundaries thereof.
TERMs-Made known at the time and place of
sale. ANDREW JOHNSTON,
an H-d2m Special Commissioner.
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Telegraph Consolidation.

NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-It is understood that
all the leading telegraph companies and pat
entrcs IN the country have agreed upon a ba-
sir e consolidation. The conclusion now H.
that all the great telegraph interests will
shortly he consolidated
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ByI. s. G. b. Davenport, Auct'rs.


ROCERIES. &c, AT AUCTION.-On
VI THURSDAY, I'D Sept, will sell, at 10
o'clock. at our auction store, an assortment of
BACONSIDES, SHOULDERS and HAMS.
Coffee and Crushed SUGARS.
New York Extra SYRUP.
SOAP, CANDLES and STARCH.
Rectihed WHISKEY.
Ne. RUM.
French BRANDY.
ClaTet and Madeira WINES.
Manufactured TOBACCO, &c, &c.
TERMs.-Under 500. cash; S10G and over, four
months credit: for approved papeI
Sc Is |. & g. B. DAVENPORT, Auct'rs.
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T AND-BEAUTIFULF ARM-2i2 ACRES.

II shall sell, at pnhlic auction, unless sold pri-
vately before, on TUESDAY. the Goth inst.. at
81 O'clock. the farm on which | reside. called
Forrest Grove" in Chesterfield county, on the
Manchester and Coal Turnpike, (which is now
3: free road.l about two miles from the city of
Richmond, and Of which Il beautiful view is had
About 60 acres are cleared aud in good Ii fe, pro-
ducin: well Grains, Vegetables and Tobacco; and
ptihe of the highest Improvement. There
is enoush wood the balance to pay for the place.
The Buildings, which are new. are situated in
beautiful grove of oaks, covering one acre. and
consist of a Dwelling. 20x50, with rooms and
PASSAGES, and Kitchen and Laundry, both built
of brick in substantial and neat manner, covered
with TIM The Negro House. Dairy, Smoke House,
&s., are framed. The Barn, Stables, Carriage
House. &c.. &C., are situated q little out Of the
grove
This place needs only to he seen to be admired
The expenditure of a few hundred dollars, in dec
orations, would make 1t one OF the most desirable
places around the city. The health of the place
proverbially good; the water is superior; the
neighborhood unexce ptionable ! will take plea
sure in showing the lands TO any one wishing to
view.
Terms liberal, and made known on the day of
sale HEZ. 6. ARCHER.
Sale to be conducted by E. B. Cook, Anetioneer
= utdst
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MEDICAL CARBIDE. PLUME oAera has SER
1tl vices the public in the al all secret
branch gives DR.. p. claim 70 psb 80 fsssr.
on rankin street, rear the Exchange Hctei, and
third house below Trinity Church, same side. Al
way 5 on hand, q supply Of the .CHEMICAL Ex-
TRACT OF FLOWERS !" one 81 the vsry hest
renoyators for weakened parts now known. 4edi-
cines sent to order. All cominv aleato.s ~ etser
OF otherwise womptk attssda -. Richmond. We
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St,TTnnp 1nn ~. -! 70 - ~, NH III
a the large lot in rear of the Central Railroad De
pot, one pair OF sorrel HORSES, feet 3 inches
hs sty lish and good drivers years old, perfect
Is sound and gentle, work well IN single or double
harness; one thorough bred Bailey Peyton HORSE,
{ years Old a No. Harness and Saddle animal; one
very superior BAY MARE, I years old, an elegant
family animal ALSO,
Three large, young, wei-broke MULES, years
old; one most excellent TOP BUGGY and HAIR
NESS. ALSO.
Several superior MILCH COWS and CALVES.
Sc Is +. B. COOK, Auet.
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NEW YORK. Sept 15.--There is some doubt
Of lhe Pcrsia's being due. She was reported
Is being locked ut Liverpool for slight repairs;
il 3D. the Arabia, a much slower steamer, takes
hNE ulage.
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BY Thos. w. Keesee, Auct.,
(OfIice corner of 18th and Cary streets.)

CTGCk OF GROCERIES, FOR SALE AT
> AUCTION.-Wili be sold on MONDAY MORN
ING next, Sept. 18th, commencing at 10 CLOCK, Mt
the store of Mr.. Il. I. Sale, Cary, between l4th
and 18th streets. opposite Mr.. z. Rahms Foundry,
all of his stock of Groceries, &c:
Sc II THOS. W. KEESFE, Auct.
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By Alex. Mott, Auct.

FURNITURE. DRY GOODS. &c.-Win be
L sold. at auction, at my store, on SATURDAY
MORNING next. the Nth inst commencing at 10
o'clock, large lot of SECONDHAND FpRNl-
TURE. DRY GOODS, general assortment of SEA,
CLoTHING BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS; GRO
CERIES-W hskey, Gin, Brandy, Sugar, Coffee,
Candies and Soap. Sc 10 ALEX. MOTT. Auct.
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VALuABLE nRIGK TENEMEN

NIOTJCE.-I have this day appointed g EokGE
~ EHMtG my agent 70 keep for uae CON-
FECffuNERY STORE, on Main street. ip the
eiis ii Richmond, and . buy and GEL for sssh,
September 9Th, 1862. g. pAHOyTEs
" 1e-lN
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILRoAp,(
Gen'l Sup'ts Office. Richmond, Ang. Is, 80.
TN CONSEQUENCES OF THE A IL G Il
/ amount of Wheat and other produce arriving,
and the Depot being 80 completely full, It has he
come necessary. and this u to give notice 70 whom
it may concern, that ali produce. aver being I'M
cons snse; and Il not removed from the Depot.
within IS hours after being unloaded, VIII 10 stored
- su l THos. DoDAMEAI lien. sup't.
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HORSES. MULES, AND SPRING-WAG-
II ON, FOR SALE AT AICTL0N.-Wlll be of
fered, on SATURDAY MORNING, the nth INST,
commencing Mt 10 O'Clock, at the horse auction lot
near the Central Railroad depot several SADDLE
and HARNESS HORSES, three MULES, and one
SPRING " AEON. -
sells THOs. w. KEESEE. Auc't
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sc ls-tde
TREDEGAR IRON WORKS,
II DTNJATnNT

l RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
The undersigned solicit orders for BARalR0N.
sw at Iexs Paps B1dre Ba.s o
FREIGHT CARS. with Iron or Wooden Trucks !;
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS, of all descrip-
tons: WHEELS AND AxLES, separate or At
ted; LOCOMOTIVE STATIONARY AND
PORTABLE ENGINE, Of any desired power;
MILLS; CANNON, of all calibres, Iron or Brass.
j. r. ANDERSON s. co.
THATCHER PERKINS, SGp't MACHINERY Depart
ment. 4-Im
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GALE OF VALUABLE STEAM NH As;
= offer for sale my STEAM hAW -MIiL ~? ~
the county Of New Kent three hundred s5Sa fI9m sc.
\ xeod lardiug On the Pamankes nyeT VIII nisp
si III the III N Br.f standing 10 acres Of land.
.aaysn,sat 10 The Mill There can ~ no better
s.saas,ssa Tor Mill than this. heHg eoevsnlens %
ts,m.ans 81 the RiehmSnd and Yax4 Kssss hsH,al-
rosd AR person v.shinx % sst - - ~sii 3,
BEN OF TIES for the sallfossd usns3 ~ II sss 8.
IL. Va Tho timber consists e whlsei ~ ssf
chestnut Oak; POPLAR. Mario. 0gTt IN 1FS HH 4
All .1 wv wx3o gu "a 1x KEN ~
not spd psiyntely tefofs N ~ e Il ~ -
70 ii-stds VIE BkNy. .. IL = kssl..
Bss,w!.: Z issI ss1H;.S & i ssstss''
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prssoLur1oNs, Go.

(,O.PARTNERSIIIP NOTICE. The under
~ signed have formed . co-partner.hig, dated
& BROTHER, and have taken the store. No. l2.
Main street formerly occupied By kellAy b Ma
country merchants and city dealers. and the Drb-
10 in general, are requested 70 cali and exss2!ne
AIR st0rk BEING bought for cash, We can eel q
very low prices, either wholesale es retail:
August Is. lA6o. HENRY hIAAN.
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!. HID. 4 4. 4. S cfEIEnsSkRRf. Trustees.
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MISS nj. scoTT,s SCoooL. for the j

MI
VI struetjon of GIRLS, on Marshall, between
18th and 18th streets, is open for the reception
Of scholars.
TEENs-pqpable quarterly.
Beginners in English observation-disclosures. $50
French Observation-Disclosures. 10
Music on the Piano. 80
l4-3tS
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NOTICE TO COUNTRY MERCHANT,

~ visiting Richmond this Fall-wc would most
respectfully call their attention to our stock OF
Boots and Shoes. which will sell low Tor cash,
ar TO punCtual-payins customers on . months
credit. ALEX. HILL & co,
MAJ, Ricilnn
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U,xcELLENT BRICK TENEMENT On

CxCELLENT BRICK TENEMENT On
II BYRD, BETWEEN i0TH AND ITn SITS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN.-Will be sold At aac,
tion on the premises, on THURSDAY. the 51nd
BRICK TENEMENT located a. above. now in
the occupancy Of Mr.. Stott. The house 10 not
only we'll built, but Is in part OF the city where
houses rent veli-being convenient TO the various
piacesof business.
TERns.-One- fourth cash; balance At 4, 3 and H.
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, &C.
cured By trust deed. or title retained.
90 Is GODDIN & APPERS0N, Aucts.
VARIABLE BRICK TENEmENT At ~
STREETS, FOR SALE At AECTION.-Wiil DO
sold ON TUESDAY, the 9Th September, ls69. a.
large and admirably we'll arranged TeneIaent loea-
ted ~ above, now IN the occupancy Of Mr.. Vernon
A. Bowls, at an annual rent Of 500.
Terms One -fourth cash; balance ~ 4. And n
months, for negotiable notes. interest," sddsds -
's Sc IS y Goblin APPERsoN. Aas,s.
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vi opening on Ist October, II SCHOOL for chill
DREN Of both sexes, under IL years of age. Num-
Der limited to twelve pupils. The usual English
branches, Latin and French, taught: also, Music on
the Piano. A class for instruction in Drawing,
der Prof. CALIO, will he formed. Residence, Cary,
between I'd and Sd streets.
REFERENcEs.-Rey. j. Peterkin Rev. DR.. MIN
neEerode, Rev. r. Ryiand Rev. +. Baker, DR..
Wexford, Messrs. James Lyons. r. B. Bentley, s.
NJ. Price, T. W. McCance. s. c. Tardy q. +. Wat
son, Or; Barney, and DR.. J. V. Hobson.
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AyOTlCE.-The CO. partnership hsrstofpfe ex-
IN istiax between the nnde rsia nsd under the hrm
Of VOEGELE WEiDEMEYEh. - tha day
counts Of the late concern hare hess ptacs4 V tns
hands OF N. A. STuRDivAhT snd cksNSMAW
8 WEXFORD. AttorseJ: q har. w NV =
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ID IL. STAtARD VIII resume the duties of
L. has CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL
SCHQQt, in his Rooms, corner ofSth and Clay sts.,
or FRIDAY. the Both September next
TERssI Payable. half ia advance, J from $40 to
3aJ. All the English, Mathematical and Classical
Sehes taught Modern Languages, $50 extra.
mi r32fISte
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MIR. ~. TURNER'S

| n z. u. ! : 4 NEFfN
Vi SELECT CLASSICAL AND
ENGLISH SCHOOL,
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN 81 AM 4TH STREETS.
The 18th academic year of this School Will com
mence on MONDAY. the Goth September, 1899.
Pupils will he admitted who are prepared to Gem
mence the Ancient Languages. or enter classes
already formed. For Terms, Course of Study,
Text Books. &c, Catalogues.
MIR; 7. can he seen, after the 18th September, at
bis School rooms. or ut his residence. On Frank
lin street. between I'd nd Sd SITS. Sim
THE FOURTH SESSION OE NIRS. BEN
! NETT : SCHOOL FOR BOYS will CONNIE nee
on MONDAY the 81 October, at her Ischno- room,
on 9th. between Grace and rankin streets.
All pupils entrusted % her care Will lie thorough
IL instructed and prepared tc enter advanced class
ea in the male schools.
TERMS, PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Under ID years Of age SIS 90
over 10 years OF age. 81 W
an I3-6u-
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,TpR0yED INFECTION SYRINGE

nTERIOATs.-,Just opened beautiful
~ s07iment of Noby Beaver Sacks and SatOnts
Tfico and Plain Beaver overt Sacks; Seal Skin
Over SACKS; Blue Pilot Riding Coats.
BOYS CLOTHISG--A larxe and handsome
soTtfncnt at y. WALK ER u cor.
ln3 cor Main and l,th SITS. Richmond, Va.
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FARM OF 2aIi:2 ACRES

Y IN HANOVER COUNTY, ON THE MAIN
ROAD LEADING TO OLD CHURCH, NINE
MILES FROM RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT
AUcTIoN:.Wiil be sold on ruksDAY, Ssptsm.
located as above, now owned and occupied by Mr.
Henry M. Turner. II adions the lands Of Messrs.
James 4. Jones, Thos. q. Turner, and others. The
are open land, including IL acres fine meadow; the
halance is well set IN fine timber. The buildings on
use Of the place. They are all in good repair. The
neighborhood is good, and the place remarkably
healthy.
in the meantime such partial possession as 70 enA-
bic the purchaser to seed crop oil wheat Inc
place will be shown to any one disposed 20 puf-
chase, by Mr.. Turner. who resides on the place.
TERMS accommodating and made known on tho
day Of sale GODDiN APPERS0N,
ge AuctloneeFs.
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FUTURE Days.


ffuos;FFE III, IS sA RFgo az sssM.LL rAsM
THE NV VIZ. cfS STI;9T 1RIo6hhnMoNps NEAR
LANDS OF JacoB i. ATLaE AM MP 9TH THE
II 49, Trustee in deed Of trnst bearins dats
Court on the 18th JAN, 1888. shall in sxss oanw
thereof. proceed 70 sell. At public auction. on tbo
isse e. o'ciock. NJ iif fair; II not tSe ~
TAR day the FARM convey cd BY said dead ,,e.
Tea a. sboye, and new IN the occupsncy ~ Nj,
Joseph I Herbert containing twenty two ~ acyss
more or less, OF which IL acres are in i;na ~,
family. " ssnaii
The TERMS, which will 10 reasonable. III, -
made known at the hour of sale. The f.rs. a. &c ~
ISIS and 1899 70 be paid By the purchaser. ~
The foregoinx, property was sold by the under
made necessary by the failure Of the purchase ~
comply with the terms OF sale. and t ia made AZ
his risk and loss. JOHN H0WARD
sc 10 Trustee.
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ElALTtNOEE GLASS WORKS.. Being in
- ln.l operaton, we are preparcd to execute all


l. children will he wanting BOOKS. Parents and
Teachers viii do we'll to send TO NORRIS BOOK
STORE. % Main street, where they Will fad all new
and fresh editions and at low prices can he
bought in the city. Make out your lists and give
us trial before purchasing. Sc 9-2w
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ny Jas. M. Tsylsr 4 Son. Ancs's.
+ OTOF BUILDING HIATERGAT. At
- AUCTION.--Wiil be sold upon the premises,
r. NJ. that three-story BRICK BUILDING. ON
.Es south side Of Main strset., adjoining on the
Hancy Of Harris Co., the same to be removed by
tng 18th of October next.
LE q ct sale. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR l. SON,
~ - Axacfs
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SALE OF NEAT LITTLE

1 FARM OF 571a ACR rs, IN HENRIC0 COUN-
TY. 21s MILES BELOW RICHMOND, NEAR
TO TREE HILL.-As trustee in certain deed of
trust executed by Mr.. James r. Bradley and vile,
dated 18th August, 1885 duly recorded in Henrico
County Court. ] shall, in execution thereof. and
with the concurrence of Mr.. Bradley, sell at public
auction. on the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th
day of September. 1889 at clock, p NJ, tif fair;
il NOT the next fair day. tho FARM located a.
above, new in the occupancy OF Mr.: Bradley. II
contains o. 43l 1000 acres of which about one half
is open land. now IN high state of improvement,
from the use of lime and other fertilizers. The
other half is set in original growth of oak and PINE
There is on the place comfortable Dwelling Tor
small family, besides tho usual out buildings The
tract adoins the lands of MessTs. Martin Laugh
lane. Jas. R. Roper, and others. 1t is considered,
by those who know the land, to be among the most
desirable places in that neIghborbood. The terms,
which will be accommodatlng. will be made known
at the hour of sale. w. OUDpiN- trustee.
r Safer the sale of the Land, will be sold
the growing crop of CORN, one Horse, one Was-
on, one Cart. sets Wagon Harness, one set Cart
Harness, tive Cows, parcel OF Hogs, and . lot OF
Sheaf and Shell Oats. and sundry other arucies.-
Terms at sale. UODDIN AFPEhSoN,
seq AuctIoneers,
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DUTcH,
ThB s m Of pfANS h RS1R
COVERS, 4some splendld;l BOOKING, CRUMB
ct1THT5 STA d6b RODS s stock and
which i unsurpassed IN any house IN Virglnia:)
DANAsK B,ElArSEs,
TURKEY RED, &C..
With TRIMMINGS ofevery description and quail
FLooR, OIL. CLOTHS, of various qualities and
patterns, from to "a feet wide.
WINDOW SHADES, of every style and grade,
with all proper fixtures of good quality.
Having exclusively in our employ an experienced
desired, to make up Curtains IN the latest sty es,
Carpets in the best manner, 10 hang Window
'' RICHARDSON L Co,
au 25-d2mw5t' 95 Main street.
CARPET:NGs!- CARPETInGS: I'm
= GRAN Il T Ii 1 TAPEsTRT B BRHs
RrSS7h' R R22 B2 MAT : IS IS, &c.
the LARGEST 3Rd MOST ATTRAcTIyE, assoTt
them. We have made arrangements to keep our
Carpet Department constantly supplied with the
attention shall be gwen to this branch of our bust
ness, and by adding the lnducement OF j large and
well assorted stock to the very LOWEST scale of
prices, We hope TO increase our sales In this De-
BREEDEN FOX. III Broad st.
P.S.-We have engaged the services of UPHOL-
STERERS. who Will be prepared TO cut and lay
down Carpets for us at shortest notice au % lmf
T AN GOING TOJOsEPlI sTRAUSE'S.-I
oobs snd JOB o New nS ms
lar, and successful motto OF SELL az goods-n other
words, small profits, good value. and quick re-
turns, are my system of selling goods. Fast-coi-
ored Calico At 6. s. and 10 cts; beautiful Plain and
Figured De Lame at l24 cts; rich quality Valen-
70 the best quality French Merino, at IS cts Stella
Shawls; Plaid, all wooden Shawls. Coaks, Mantil-
las, Raslans, &c, at all prices; the cheapest and
finest French Needle Work Cambria Bands ever
offered before; Black Silks going for 50 cts per
yard Cambr ic, Check. and Swiss Musllns at 10
cts: yard-wde handsome dress Glnghams Mt 1925
cts: Extension Skirts 80 cts.-for children 81 cts
and hlg her price; Flannes; Bed Ticking; Striped
Uomestics for servants wear; Brown and Bleach
cd DomeStcs of all kinds; 900 doZ. Black. w hite,
Mixed, and Slate -c0lored Hose, at s. per doZ, 10
cts. palr: arpess from Is, 25 q; and all wooden,
heavy, at Sc cts. worth IS cts. Al ask is call.
Main street. JOSEPH STRAUSE.
NEW FALL AND WtTER GOODS. 1859.
~ ALFRED MOSES respectfully cal Is the atten-
ton of MS city and country friends and customers
GOODS. consisting OF all STYLES and qualities usu-
ally kept first class retail Dry Goods houses. He
will he receiving by every steamer direct from New
York, additions to his already well assorted stock
retail customers such Inducements cannot fail
to please; buying for ''cGSh,' thereby taking ad-
vantage of the long discount between "caSh' and
'cYedt' purchasers, enables HIM to carry ont and
sustain his promise to sell CHEAP DRY GOODS
TO all who may favor him with n call. Merchants,
farmers. plante and traders Will study their
interest by doing s1 a The place for good Goods at
rum o. ALFRED MOSES, 63 Main street.
1870 FALL AND WINTER. 1870
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,I,.lE DUTIES OF ,sR. sTUARr,s Gas.

/ SICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
will be resumed on MONDAY, 18th Sept. next. at
his former locality, Clay, near corner of 9th St
He Will be assisted IN the department Of Ancient
Languages by Mr.. RICHARD ANDERSON, Il graduate
81 the University in this department under DR..
Harrison, to whom he refers. A Primary Depart
tuent VIII I've connected with the School, in which
Hunted number will he received. an 6-d2m
MISS ANDERSON will reopen her SCHOOL
10 the 18TH EPTEAl Err, in the house on Grace
street. between 18th and 9Th streets, next above DR..
S4ead 5 residence, and nearly opposite Centenary
Church, to which large yard is attached, where
ing tier recess. N-tl5thOc
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JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY,

- 18TH BET WEEN CLAY AND LEIGH SITS,
CHURCH HlLl.-The fourth annual session of
this SCHOOL viii commence Monday, September
18th. 1889
Thorough instruction given in the various Eng
llsh branches, the Classics, the Mathematics, and
the French language.
TERMS: SO, $40 and so. per session Of ten
months. {. w. PETHERBRIDGE
l6--dlm' PRINCIPAL,
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NOTICE EXPRESSLY FOR THE Ia :

NOIl T. l. AK SS>IN FOX HE La
~ III ES.-Ladies in want of CATERS, either with
OF without heels, can find large assortment to
select from, AT prices from 81 Is and upwards, As
10 quality; Slippers with and without heels; Chill
dren's and Servants Shoes OF All qualities for sale
low by ALIEN. HILL Il CO;
III. Main street, Richmond Va.
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y,ERy yALUABT.E PRIVATE RVS,

VERY VALUABLE PHIVATE RESI-.
' DENCE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF CLAY
STREET, NEAR TO BROOKE AVENUE, FOR
SALE AT AUCTLoN,,I-1Will be scld At auction. on
Mt o'clock, p NJ. the property located as above,
formally occupied by MIR, James N. Taylor, and
now by Mr. John TYLER. The LOT has front Of
s7as feet. and depth Of $50 feet. The improve
n,ents consist Of a large and well arranged BRICK
DWELLING, in good repair, with gas, water
bathing apparatus, &c; brick kichen and lann !,
dry with ample accommodation for servants, and
TERMs-One fifth cash. balance at 4, 8, II and Is
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by a trust deed. or title retained
q. Ia (IODDIN & ApPERSON, Aucts
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WHEAT DRiLLS.--l have now IN store a
W full supply of
WHEAT DRILLS,
Of the most approved kinds, including
B G X F o r D n UFFM MANS
eel4bTated Iron CYLINDER DRILL. Seymour's
anA Pennock's. II. NJ. SMITH.
az 1j-lm IA atajn street.