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Observation-Disclosures POW

G EMPEEfH INFAILIBLEB AkTNE POW :
- DER.-Some months since We commenced using
these Powders in our home department, and find
become with us a regular ''household institution"
1t is the best article ever offered to the housekeep
er for use.-Norfolk Day Book.
DR.. j. w GtRLIck-Dear Sir: | have for some
month, used in my family SEMPLE'S justly eel
ebrated BAKING POWDERS, and take pleasure
in recommending them to all families as the very
best article | have ever tried for making light.
sweet, spongy bread. There il no excuse for bad
bread when Semple' s Powders are used.
Respectfully, J. RICHARD LEwELLEN.
Petersburg, July 30th. 1859.
J. W. GARLiCK. Manu- iacturer and
Sole Proprietor, Richmond. Va.
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HDUCAx1>M.

@--<sse
ENGIlsH AND CLASSICAL nCfsoOL,
De q :Is & ~ VA is 81
taught 70 schools d Is: .rsds. '''' efaasd
70 aa y *.
eral PATRONAGE Of my friends and the public.
70, ',,,'s .s f'RI' Biaisroap, corner 18Th
Nv TwrskkA sSlcxt schoQI, ON cLAi 81. B De.
This School vill commence on Moaday. sepssm a.
Der lsth. and close July 18th. 1850.
r ne rInrnc.pal has associated With himself Mr..
sie: sttsnments, and OF twelve years experience
IN . ssass chi B, ,h: association hopes to COM
liberal support Of the public. Far further particu.
'ars see circular. which may b bad By addressiny
TssIEe n DrT I5S OF Mh; sTT;ARTscHEaAss;-
viii be resumed en- MONDAY. a6,h Sept next, at
hls former locality. Clay, near corner OF 9th ST.
languages hy Mr.. RIcHARo. ANDERSON. = graduate
ni tso University IN this department under Or.
s re a the n
limited number will DO received au6-d2m
THE FOURTH SESSION. OF MISS LII
l LAS ], GoRDoN'S SCHOOL viii commence
Home,'' ono mile from the city.
TERMS:
MUSIC. ~ W
French. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &c
boaru ana W Anlnk .,..loo W
Iy 30 Tawlmf
DROOKHILG SCHOOL,
- tSIx NILES NORTH OF CHARLOTTES-
VILE AND UNIVERSITY OF FIRGTNIA.]
Opens LIST September and closes Path June, 1850,
With recess Of tive weeks at Christmas.
Oh; MINOR; n; D., A. NJ. U. Of Va, Principal.
81 sSBE EaJ osiyEs A. NJ. of Va, Assistants.
coUssK OF INSTRUCTION.
j. English Language
O. Latin and Greek Languages.
3. Mathematics.
4, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Anglo-Sax
on Languages.
8. Physical and Moral Sciences.
TKRMs.-S250 per session to be paid half on LIST
September and half ON LIST February.
Catalogues, showing the plan of school, sent II
desired. Post office and depot, Charlottesville, Va
IA, young man, qualified TO teach the Latin,
Greek, French and German languages and the low
or branches OF Mathematics. wants situation rs
teacher. Address :" Brookhll School"
jy 9-2swtSl
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IETERnsTIKG DEcIsIoN.-The Supreme Court
of Wisconsin has made decision which, in ef-
feet, defeats reputation. The court decides
that the bonds issued by cities, towns and
counties for railroad purposes are valid
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ELssTED-In the Sth district ofNcrth Caro-
lima, Vance (Op) is elected over Coleman,
Dem In the ist district Of Tennessee, Nelson
Is elected over HAYNES
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Busy PLACH.-At Marquette, Wisconsin,
on Lake Superior, on the 3ist ult there were
twenty five sail vessels and a propeller wait
Ing TO load with iron ore.
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BY Alexander Mott, Auct.

HORSES. MULES, BUGGIES AND
Nks GoW Is At Al Au Is5 : At IT G. r1 EAR
FRANKLIN AND GRACE.EWIli be sold at aac-
ton; at Earnest's stable and lot, on SATURDAY
MORNING, August 18th, commencing at lis
s ssdss spfns
au1o ' '' ~ ALEX. MOTT, Auct
I OCUsT HILL (CAROLINEl FOR SALE.
os ri f ay s
1889, at II o'clock NJ sell at public auction, the
premises, the valuable tract of LAND on which
abous IS miles west Of the House Bowns
Green,) miles from Guiney's Depot, on the R., +.
2. r. r., Is miles from Frederic ksbnrs. and con-
tive farm and comfortable home good opportunity
of supplying themselves with such.
The quality of the soil is we'll known, and needs
no commentator In the neIg hborhaod, being sus-
ceptible Of the highest state of Improvement, and
now producing good crops OF wheat, corn and oats;
and particularly TOBACCO, clover, and the various
cleared land the balance tlmbered with oak and
pine, the whole well enclosed, and divided into six
parts, four fields, one standing pasture, and a
lent springs and streams supplying every field
There Is good apple and peach ORCHARD, from
early to late The mproUye i consist OF COM
above and two in basement. Kitchen, Meat House,
Ice House. Barn, Stables, Corn Houses, Tobacco
Houses and Servants Houses SAT, and all other out
tages possessed by this farm might be mentioned
but supposlng those wishing to purchase will view
for themselves before the day of sale, it 10 deemed
The TERMS arc one third of the purchase money
cash; the balance in one and two years. to bear in
retained the Whole ~ OF the q
MY Post Office is, Thornsburg, spo.tsylvania Co.
to RoBgRT
Caroline, July Is, 1859. jy 29-dlaw4wcw4t-
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|NEW KENT COUKT-fiOUSE TAVERN,
~ STORE-HOUSE AND APPERTENANCES


On THURSDAY, the sth day of September next.
tthat being Court day for New Kent county } shall
offer for sae on the premises, the above mentioned
property. 1t consists of s53 acres OF LAND by late
survey, which includes the lots in the village now
occupied, and which deducted would leave 500
acres OF valuable farming land. with mari of the
best kind very accessible and convenient to all
parts. The farm is divided by the stage road lead
ing from richmond TO Williamsburg, giving about
463 acres on the south and 377 on the north side
and would readily make two farms: The land is of
the rest tide water Virginia soil. The York River
Railroad passes near the premises. The buildings
consist OF Tavern, Dwelling House, Stable, Store
House, Kitchen, &c. 1t will be sold privately, if
desired. bv the subscriber, at time before the
above date. My Post-0fice is g. Old Church, Hano-
yer county. Va" Reference may also be made to
Womhle Il Claiborne, Richmond.
au I0-dlwswtds q. w. BASSETT.
VNAN.YARD FOR SALE IN LOUISA.-On
L TUESDAY, the 18th of September next, we
shall offer for sale publicly, the premises, val
liable TANNERY, now in operation and in good
repair, located in Louisa county, on the Mechan-
csville road: 1t is a very des rable location for
conaucting this business, being in very wealthy
neighborhooa and in half a mile of q good grist
mill and saw mill.
TERMS made known on day of sale.
au l0-dtl5S BAUGHAN Il BOWLES.
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Ny Alex. Metz, l1eS.

FURNITURE, GROCERIES. Cr.orurro.
= G;IWitI be sold ut auction, 81 my store On
lof ~ Aug T. commencing At 10 o'eleek.
=, Whiskey, Brandy, Wines. aoa,.
Tobacco, CigArs. &c. wv
Ready Made Clothing, Dry Goods, Shoes, Hsts.
Also, large lotof crockery and Glassware.
AL ~ ALEX. MOTT, Apet
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John Randolph Tucker, Dr. D. H. Tucker, Rich
mond, Ha.i St. Geo. Tucker, Ashland Va, Hon.
I. M HUNTER, Loyd's Essex CO., Va. Hon.
Moore, D. D.. Richmond, Va; Right Rev. Bishop
Johns, Alexandria, Va. Rev Chas. H. Read, D. D.,
Marshall, Charlotte G. H.. Va. Rev. j. r. Ora
ham, Winchester, Va; Rev. Peyton Harrison,
Cartersvile, Va; DR.. Hessner HARRISON Dr. Jas
l. Csbell, University Of Va; Dr. R. H. CabelI, Mr..
X. T.. Daniel, Richmond, Va; Gen. A. A. Chap
man, Mr.. Allen 1. Caperton Mr.. Oliver Bierne, MT.
John Echols. Union, Va.
For further Information. address
HENRY l.. BROOKE,
Nv 1k-dt1Sf0 Y.
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Sole Proprietor, Richmond. a
For saie BY Druggists and lIrocers generally.
OUR SUMMER sTOCK-For sale cheap

OUR SUMMER Stockton sale cheap
- Coats, Pants, Vests. made of Linen, Alpaca;
Drap d Etc. Cashmeret, Flannel, Cashmere and
Cloths now offered at extremely low figures. in
order TO IT'S REDUCTION We are now manu-
featuring our Fall Goods. and therefore want to
make room for 1t. Look out for bargains, and buy
where you can get the most for your money. Style,
Economy and Durability considerations we
offer in favor of our stock.
TI-PNAN & Hill i. Main ct
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THifE TUNSTALL HOUSE.
CRAGHEAD STREET,
DANyILLE, VIRGINIA.
With new furniture, and newly repaired, we AZ
that efforts will be spared to promote
their comfort. and We respectfully solicit trial
Tho TUNSTALL HOUSE is also the STAGE
OFFICE, and our omnibusses will always be ir
readiness to carry passengers to and from the
Depot. A. u. MALIERS,}
!. NJ. WALKER , ProprietoIg
fa1I-lyd w T, SIMMONS
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FEMALE SEMINARY.
REy. N; p; HOGE, D. D.,l pr,nc;n,

y =
A. Seminary for the education of young ladies',
under the control of the above mentioned gentle
men, will be opened in the city of Richmond on the
LIST day OF October, 1859.
DR.. HoGE will reside in the Seminary building
and have PRESIDENTIAL supervision of every thing
connected with the Institution; and while his other
ensagements will not permit him to devote much
time to the business of actual instruction. he will
be present, day by day. at the lectures and recita
lions; Will personally acquaint himself with the
standing and proficiency Of the pupils and do all in
ms power to promote their intellectual and spirit
Mr.: DUPuY will devote his whole time to the d.
rect INSTRUCTION of the young ladies committed to
his care. Those OF them who are boarders will be
provision will be made for their personal comfort
In health and in sickness. This parental charge is
assumed with due appreciation Of its responsible
An ample and competent corps of assistants will
be employ ed IN every department. The best mast
ers Of French, German, Italian, Music, Drawing
ana Painting, will be secured. Great pains will be
taken to have pupils in the French langnage taught
not only to read and write it correctly but to speak
It with FACILITY. To secure this advantage, French
lady will reside with the family.
:, good apparatus will be employed to illustrate
on the memory.
A frequent cause of the indifferent proficiency in
Music Is the want of time, and inducement to
PROFESSOR To obviate this evil, Teacher of Music
VIII De member Of the household, and will per-
sonaliy superntend the pupils during the hours al
lotted to practice.
The Course of Study will comprise all that !. es
sentlal to complete and polished education, from
the rudments of the English tongue, to the hi her
branches of Mathematics, Mental and Moral Sci
ence. and Ancient Languages.
written Examinations conducted in privately
WIN pc held at convenient intervals, and always al
the close oil the session; and at the completion of
tne whoe course OF studies, Diplomas will be pre-
sented to the young ladies' who have creditablv
pa96e0 all the Examinations.
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uuE ARIINGTOy UOIiSE.

L CORNER OF MAIN AND 6TH STs.
The above house, now in its sixth year As first
class BOARDING HOUSE. will be continued as
heretofore. The proprietor will be happy to &C
commodate travellers, as well as permanent board
ers and will not relax in attention to sustain the
character it has attained. jy 26-lm*
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QROOKHlLL. SCHOOL,
BOARDING.

HAVING TAKEN THE HOUSE FOR.
L MERLY occupied by John Thompson Esq,
opposite the Jews Synagogue, would be pleased to
accommodate gentlemen with DAY BOARD. As
my dining room is very large and airy. my accom-
modations are sufficient for large number. All
WHO wish to obtnin good board and home comforts
will call without DELAY. have one pleasant room
wnnld like occupied. Mrs II. W. JONES.
O. ovyt
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LAND FOR SAFE.

- a VALUABLE FARM RON SALE.
Tho valuable FARM Of the late O. G. Tale
=. Zero. deccased in CulpsDsr couptyA % ceSred
Ior sale privately, This Farm % on the RAPID Ann
River, adjoining the Rapid Ann Station 6rnns Al
Aie1andria kairoad. the Station being only 8 fSy
nundred yards from tho dwelling house and bern
y contains go ACRES. 10 highly productive, situS-
most desirable neiShborhood. Tho BUiLDINGS
commodating.
Any information in relation TO the Farm NAV h.
had by application to the sutscribcr Of 10 ths fcl
lowing persons: Robert A. Mayo, Esq, Dr. p. W.
koddey. Richmond; DR.. A. TaliafeYYo Cuisasc,
CConr, , House. or Dr. III 2; T.lIsfeIo,- Qrsnse
III. 49,. e. Rapid Ann Station, Culpspsr 90.
the 9Th September, viii. on that day, b cusreS ~
public auctlon and will be sold in one or two trsets
Ms may he desired. a. o-ssswsds
- LAND EOR SALT o6er for sale. I'd.
yately, At hACT OF LAND, situated on the
Of Richmond containing fH2RTY fs iS sA' f
land hes well, and, though neglected for several
years 10 susceptible of state OF improve
ment; and on account of its proximity to Che citv
and having upon il two beautiful huilaing eitcs
renders 1t very desirable either g. country resi-.
dences or amarket garden. sIt will 10 sold .
offer another TRACT OF Land. about ave miisS
.Sm tine city rs. s Eshpspd King tAs sams
and is heavily tnibered. The above tracts OF Isnd
are offered for sale privately until the fSd Sen-
tembeI; II not sold previously. they will Be- oored
at public auction. Persons wishing 10 purchass
are invited to call on me aad examine the land--
Terms liberal. 80
4
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CHURCH HILL ENGLISH, classical.
- MATHEMATICAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-The undersigned, both
graduates or prohcients of all the schools of the
University Of Virginia, have united to establish 4
permanent School OF high order, on Church Hill.
the eastern portion of the city.
TERMS:
PER session Of nine r1onths on half in adrnn,,
Ordinary English branches. ............. 5000
Higher Eng lish. including book keeping. 80. 400.
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. ..-... 1000
Rferenees-Faculty University of Va; Charles
H. Winston, President Richmond Female instl
tute; Dr.. F. w. Hancock; DR.. Albert Snead; Rev
A. Z. Dickinson; DR.. 6. w. Brggs DR.. Jno. Knox.
J. ]. English, Esq; VIM. Folkes, ESQ, Clerk Hen.
rico county Turner Richardson, Esq; Thomas j.
Starkc, Esq, Richmond.
major further particulars. see circulars.
LARKIN WILLIS,
JNO. M. WINFREE.
CHURCH HILL, Richmond, June 2Ist, 1859.
" z1-2Tnf
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HUGH N. HUTCHINSON.
- RAILROAD LANDS FOR SALE ON
d deT SGr CREDIT EDIT AND AT Low RATE

LONG CREDIT, AND AT Low RATE
Of lNTEREST.--Tbe Hannibal and 81. Jo-
OF LANE. lying. II The State Of MissoSri, Which
was sTanted BY ACT Of Consress, to sd in the GOA
thereof for ssle, on the nest liberal terms.
The greater part Of these Lands are within six.
and all within fifteen, mles Of the Railroad, which
entire length 206 miles,, and runs shroush coun-
try which 10 unsurpassed BY any in the ssu hrty Of
of its mineral resources
For further information, apply at the Land Once
Of the Company, or address, BY letter,
JOSIAH HUNT,
Land Commissionsr H. & st. 10. Il. h,
jy 2l-d&W4mf
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TUPMAN 4 HULL, no Main st.
A COST FOR CASH. will close out the

A r COST FOR CASH. will close out the
GOODS at and below cost for CASH. consisting of
large assortment Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
STELLA SHAWLS. LAWNS, GINGHAMS,
BRILLIANTS, PARASOLS, and many other
tcles too numerous to mention. Call soon if you
wish bargains. GEO. X. BAGBY,
81 Main street
P.S.-A case Of bleached COTTON full yard wide,
Tor 644c.; great bargain. jy l5-lm
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A.A EUTAW HOUSE,
VEAv BALTIMORE.
kh.W FARE REDUCED
The charge PER DAY at this splendid FIRST
CLASS HOTEL, is
Gentlemen's Ordinary, per day $2O
Ladies' do. do. ........... $50
iylI-5ws JOHN CARROLL, Proprietor.
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Mrs. BROOKE'S
u1 BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
4 A

FOR YOUNG LADIES.
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
The session of this School will commence on the
of October 1889, an. ED the LIST day of July,
1860.
All the branches OF lsnsais 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 will be made to
give them the best moral and intellectual culture.
Zone half payable in advance-the balance on the
18th of February, 1902
Board. ......-..-..-........- 500
w Washing. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 90
Lights. MISREPRESENTATION. 500
English tuition, (higher branches, ........ 40 o.
Modern Languages, teach). Observation-Disclosures. 20 90
Latin ..-.....-.-............ % 90
Music. Professors fees.)
Use of Instrument. .........-......... SEQ
Primary Department. Observation-Disclosures. 80 90
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Els HE oS TaH SI % ss Al
FOR SALE At AUCTf0N.-W,ii6 s. sd. q ~.
ton. on the premises, on THuRSpAYs IL. iiSh
located e above. adjoining tho new 6rick tcneesf
o. M. RICHARD shuttle, ffuuting a3X let, YpnniaG
alley. - - ~ - SsSss " -
IkEAacone-third eash; balance C 4 and r
ior neEotiahe notes, iptsrsst adsd, ~
aus ao 81 iei NsEe 2ffEssss6Yi = ls.s
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HENRY /. BROOKE,
jy 15-dtlstO RchIoond Va
Old DoMINION FEMALE INSTITUTE.

old DOMINION FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND 9Th SITS,
RICHMOND, VA.-This School for Young Ladies
Will open on the first of October, 1852 and close the
Both of June next ensuing.
Terms for the session, one half payable first o.
tober 1859, and the remainder the 18th of Februa-
ry, 1850:
Primary English department, including vocal
music. ..................... $50 90
dnternlediate do. do. 40 90
Ancient and Modern Languages, each ..... 70 90
Piano, Guitar, Organ, or cultivation of the
=, voice, from ........... 50 90 to 80 90
ranting; Drawing, 6e.. 20 90 to 90 90
Board including washing and lights. as 90
The Principal will be assisted BY able and eff
clent corps OF teachers, among whom {already Sc
curedl are Rev. Leg RossKR, d. D., teacher of
Moral Science; l.. E. SHuMATE. Esq, teacher of
Ancient Languages and Natural Science EORIcE
CHASE, Egg, teacher of Music; F. J. FISHER.
teacher OF Painting; Misses n. E, CARTER and A.
further informal ion and references concerning the
school, see circulars, or address
T. L. GAlLEHER, PRINCIPAL,
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Il ~ nOOL EOh W NJ la"
T. DIES. IN THE GREEN SPRINGS NEIGH
BORHO0D, LOUISA.-The subscriber, having
cured the services of Miss WILLIE TIMBKRLhKE
as Teacher for her children, for smother year,
has determined to enlarge the School heretofore
conducted by. that lady. at "sylvania,'' in the
county of Louisa. She will be able to accommo-
date four or FIVE young lady boarders, in addition
to the pupils already under the charge of Miss Tim
berlake. The situation is in the Green Springs
neig hborhood, remarkable for beauty and health,
and easily accessible by tho Virgins Central Rail
road. The utmost attention will be paid to the
discipline and comfort of the young ladies' that may
be entrusted to her care. whilst they VIII enjoy the
advantages of being placed under the eye of
teacher highly gifted, Inost eompetent and con-
scientious and of large experience.
The following are the terms of the Schoo
For Board and Tuition in the English
branches, French, and Instrumental Mu-
For Latin, French Spanish and Italian,
OF music ~ w
The session will commence on the LIST day of Sep
TENDER next, and will end on the S0t day of June,
1850 The subscriber will send her carriage to Ire
villains Depot Gordonsville, or Lyndsey's Turn
out, ON the Central Railroad. distance of SIX or
seven miles, to suit the convenience of young la
dies arriving. Address, NJ. C. NORRIS,
TTevilian's Depot, Louisa Co.
IA The charges above include everything-no
extras to be added. au2-dIm
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n z" TAWFL TLOI n, ~ dc low
y taking orders for Rowland's Xxx FAMILY
FLOUR. The grinding for month tn come will
be made from one crop of pure white wheat, grown
on the Berkeley estate, the quality of which is
equal to any grown in the State. Parties who
usua y order their supply for the year from u.s. can
now be assured of getting the best Flour that
possibly be made from pure white wheat. For sale
in lots to .uit purchasers, ny
SET,DEN r MILLER cor. Pearl and Cary st,
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TERMS.
board for nine months NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000
r ~ asns ana Ihsnu .-........... $500
i rruis!on ~ rIunry DepaTtment $500
i frion IN viulhsIy Enslish BIanches...-. 1000
MJap ~, ~ Al. anceu Enslish Brnnches,... t000
hus,e-V ocal and Instrumental tPiano and
Gmtar), one lesson for one hour per
week. ........................ 40oe
oSe "a III tument. $3.50. 1000
mi. payape on the lst day Of October, 1859,
insisted upon. "s ~
Of protracted sickness. ' 80 o's''
Money should also be deposited to meet the con-
bngent expenses OF q bOarder o wa
BOarders will always accompany the Pr,nc;n., IN
me Presbyteran Church on the Sabbath, unless
othnetwse directed BY the parent or guardian in
which case all proper facilities will be afforded 70
enable them to attend the churches preferred.
u. HOOK Will take pleasure in answering sny lat
tore OF inquiry witkregard to the School,
All business lei should I've addressed to
Je @-3m H. NJ. DUPUY. Richmond Va
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By Thomas w. keesee, Auct,.
sOffice corner of 18th and Cary streets)
On 000 FEET OF LUMBER FOR
NO,OOO SALE AT AUCTION.-Will I've sold
on TUESDAY MORNING. the 10th inst, com
mencng at 10 O'Clock, on the Dock. opposite
Messrs. Chas: T: Workman & Co.'s lumber house,
on account Of whom it may concern, about 20 coo
feet of PLANK and SCANTLING.
TERMs-Four months credit for approved ne
gotiable paper THOS. W. KEESEE,
au IL AuctiOneer,
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by James M. Taylor 4 Son, Aucr..
TOBACCO FACTORY r,xrr.r. -,


VAEUABmE BRlCK.YARD PROPERTY
IN POkT MAYO, AT AUCTION.-The sub
sSIiDeIs intending to concentrate their force at
snsir yard on Shockoe Hill. viii SELL upon the pre-
N s On THURSDAY, the 25th inst, commenc-
borne Turnpike, Port MAJ o, now In the occunancv
OF Mr.. George Turner. "e osS"p"'e1
There four acres Of land he'd to tb;. v.ra
the clay of which is equal If not snperiop ~ nv
n me neiShborhood of the city. The Yard is sun
nences. ~ '"e' eon'o-
10 persons DESTROYS of engaging in the Brick
mahins business, rare opportunity is here pre-
senfed for profitable investment -
FERNS One fourth cash; the balance at &, IL
ara Is months, Tor negotiable notes, with ntsrest
added. and secured by a trust deed.
L N
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- FOR SALE.--A small TRACTOF LAND.
on the New Bridge Road. three miles east OF
the City of Richmond, known ~ .Anburn,U
s. A. Hart and others. The above tract contains il
acres, and Is situsted in pleasant and desirahls
LING HOUSE, containing s or 10 soorns, with :
sufficiency of wood and water. The soil j. produe-
tiye, and is well adapted to the growth Of oil kinds
rabie vegetable garden. II Is highly susceptible Of
improvements, and BY. tho indicious use Of lime
and guano, can be made . desirable farm, a. the
satisfactory results from the use Of those manpTes
on other lands IN the nelghborhood will attest The
above property 10 offered for sale privately, on lib
changed for city property. Apply to
RAWLINGS l. HOI.LADAY,
18th street, between Main and Franklin,
ITS Hichmond Va