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VIRGINIA MECHANICS, INSTITUTE


The School of Design OF the Virginia Mechanics
Institute will be opened for the admission OF sehol
ars on the evening of tuesday, October 4Ih. ana
viii be in session every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday evening, until the LIST OF April
1850. ,.--r,,.
Messrs. GRANT and HENRIQ UES have been
engaged as teachers. and the Committee ieei Justi-
tujy Competent to per form all the duties satsiae
toriy Besides the exercises in free hand sketch
ing and simple Geometry. and the more intricate
branches of Mathematics, Lectures VIII be de-
iivered every Thursday evening on some practical
subject connected with the exercises OF the schol-
ars. a.,
Every arrangement Will be made to insure the
comfort of the scholars and to afford facilities Tor
their advancement. 80
All persons who wish to attend Will apply either
TO one OF the undersigned or to- J. W. LEwELLEN.
Secretary of the Institute, from whom certificates
can be obtained, and without which no one Will he
admitted into the school.
TERMs.-S3.o0 per session of three months.
THOS. H. WYNNE,l Committee
JAMES KERSEY, on School of
JOS. f. POW ELL, Design.
N-dlm
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- Il CANU.-
ByyWR. N. HUDSON l. F. DAWSON,

~ X MOvAL.
MS GEORGE B. STEEL.
I1Io DENTIST,
has removed his Office and residence from No. 81
Main street to the CORNER OF STH AND MAIN srs,
stx doors a6ors AIS old stand, where he ~ pre-
pared, Htih increased facilities, To perform all
operations in DENTISTRY in the very best man
ner.
An experience Of nearly ten years in his bust
ness enables him to guarantee satistactien in ev-
cry instance. GEO. b. STEEL,
50 8-2in Corner of Main and sth sts.
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.>N GEO. J. SUMNER & CO., IMpoRT:s r,
6AlERs AND DEALERS IN CHI Ma. GhA. ~
NJ AND EARTHENWARE. NO. 70 PEARL
YfY S1,REET RICHMOND, VA. are now

daily receiving their Fail supplies Of china and
ton ard embraeII, the most modern shapes OF al
the best ThsT se sNc e e china
FURNISHING GOODS, is moro extensive tnan
ever before, making UP most complete assoi'-
ment. 1T. - .hn MAJ,
chants of Virginia, North Carolina ana tennessee
10 an examination of our stock this season. anu
cIa,,a thaf are can aud Utit do rs freHJoT mem ~
MI rsspsets. as any regular Northern re-pack'ns
house. j.. go.
new warehouse now in process oi construction,w we
wish to reduce our stock to avoid FISK anu eAPehse
N ,nov;ng and shall after large Inducements to
orders will receive prompt and faithful attention.
OA'H W 49, al 29-2m
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Sc PTS
c-= NOTICE. fQEO
A&4 b. TO $1,000.
RANGEMENT. -iMPORTANT no TRAVEL
ERs.-THR0UGH TICKETS AND THROUGH


rsing the great United States Mail. Twice daily
SUNDAY night exceptedl between Richmond, Alex
andria, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York, and all important points West, via Acquia
Greek ard Washington, over the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg IL Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac
river, Is miles, and by splendid and comfortable
steamers thence to Washing ton, IS miles, in all no
miles IN seven hours; being comfortable and per-
fectly safe rate OF speed.
Hours of departure: $50, A. NJ, and 700, p. NJ.
BAGGAGE. under charge Of Special Agents,
CHECKEDTHR ROUGE to Washington, Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York.
TnRouGH TIcxKrs can be secured at the follow
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s-zzn : CARRIAGES. oARRIAGEs,

FszE1s = CARRIAtsEN. c A Il II n III -,
NO1SCARRIAGES.- subscriber intends
la1@a1 changing his business. and will offer Tor
sale his stock of CARRIAGES &c'' 81 his 9sH
with and without tops. g. c., which have been pat
M with great carefor this marhet-at 70 per GENT.
sell every vehicle on hand would further STAG
that Mi persons in want of CARRIAGES, BoT-
DIES &C. will End it greatly to their interest 70
e ve me n call, as ! am determined to sell at al
hazards lower than any else: in order T. close
out my stock. OIL JoH III DoI.;
90 Sim OOfHeF StH anu ottftu stS'
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h1AKBLE WORKS.
JOHN w. DAVIES,
MARBLE MASON
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, 9TH STREET.
MANuFACTURED TO sACCOs.

MANuFAcTURED rosAccOs.
i.s0o boxes celehrated brands LYHCHBURG and
COUNTRY MANUFACT'DT OBACCOE.
100 boxea RICHMOND CITY do. in ives, tens
l,Oo bales Meoss's .KILLIcINicK, SMOKING
Fos sale By MlTcHELLA FERGUSON,
an 4-zu Tobacco FACTORS. Is Pearl street.
S1sHE FAIR on TME VIRGINIA. CEN
TRIAL. AGkICt!I: TURAL SOCIETY viii Le
mead Va, on the 9Th, 18th, sOth, eth. 18th, and
6IlAS bIsi Mock, ssc:'iy Y. icc ,,x
m Huraa Rsgistsr and American Finer.
N.aY York Hefnaa and New York Ladder. md
fhslssslehsa iedSef, to insert two weeks. 81
pAATlEh kUPPLfED..-Ws ddinS and other
~ t0Nn OF trx. nnuylieA with Oh
Nh NE E.fh.TlA.lscQN EET IONkkY.IcE ctEAMl.
tyeneh e0n@e41lonby. N. ~ Nain eSela4.
ssas 49, epog y E<fkeeeo losk
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ID IL. l.. TtGNE'S
II. Sci ETtI' NCH0OI EOR ROYS.

IT. SELEIT SCHOOL FOK BUYS.
The SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION of this
School opens on MONDAY, the 10Th of September
next, with every advantage for the education OF
youth, both in the Primary and Higher English
Branches, Ancient and Modern Lac suages, Mathe-
mates, Drawing, and all other departments OF
English, Latin and French, will be formed. Those
will be received who prepared to enter classes
| already formed. The number of pupils is limited.
For urther particulars, apply to the undersigned,
at his residence, after the 18th of September.
X. H. l.. TIGHE, A. M. Principal,
au l3-d2In Franklin ST.. above 7th
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AIRS. COLE will resume her Classes for IN
FORTE. On the Let October. Application may DO
Hn4e ~ Mrs Pellets School, on Broad street, bs-
tween 10Th and nth, o. = H. TsyloFs Music 6tofs.
on Man street. ~ 3e-lm
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-. cagpTaGEs. CARRIAGES

= q
CAasEiMlELTbe subscriber has on hand at his Coach
Ssl1a9Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
lev. between Main and Cary. 18th and l4th streets
nsar The Columbian Hotel. COACHES, CHARlO-
TEESl RAROUCHES. UGGIES with and without
tsns- and SULKIE S-all of his own make, OF the
I've sold as low as good work OF the kind can Re IN
the city Of Richmond, and respectfully ask call
from those in want of any article in the Carriage
Inc. AS am determined to make to order and to
sell at the lowest prices possible ard all work sold
that is new, warranted MICAJAH MANGUM.
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HE EXERCISES Of Miss TAZEwELL,S
= School Will be resumed on the FIRST MONDAY
IN October next, and close ON the last day of june
Competent and experienced teachers in the sew
eTal apartments have been secured
All other requisite information will be commu-
neated through circulars, which will be reserved Oh
application. TERMs: -
For higher English branches. ~
For Primary English bfanches.
Languages ancient aud moderns teacnL..
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Is, DIR. POLLARD has removed his of
DE- fee and residence to the Cottage on
Governor street, next door above the Richmond
House. sc 2Q-Im
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lW -GRACE ETREET, BETWEEN FIRST AID AID
FOuSfi 3 Il. RICiiMoND ., VA.-Tho. next session
81 our school begins on the lat Day o. ocaonef' ~
ny Our ians cxpsrience IN teaching. and the very
liberal pnfYonese we have received Tor % many
"snis. nave both enabled and encourngad NJ W.! %
rake important Improvement IN PVT rrvIi.h
sguss e ssIIsn and
fnnr inst through the medium OF the Frenchsj nas
Wen esaiuiIy tried during the last session, ana
viii lie continued and enlarged IN TIE next. -.
charge ~ the Ensiish part Of this course az we'll
As the Rhetoric, Bellies lcssres and FIRST ksaning
eIasscs Of our Institution. Mr.. n. IL Ecntieman
III the highest Qualifications. and we icet conndent
that his servlccs will be duly appreciated. NC
wsu!d earnestly recommend our Lteratsss class
" f6e new house which we have erected viii great
IL ala ID the convenience well an to the comfort
of the young ladies' boarding In our family. Two
young aie: only will occupy one LOON, eSc e a "a
f HaBsRr p. LEPEBvRE, A. M, Prineipa--Ns.,
urai Philosophy, Llterature, Moral and Mental
Phi1IessHSpssyw F lrsIiAMs A. b. Vice Principal
/ Astronomy, Mathematics, Chemistry, History,
EpWr WARD C. HowARD-Llterature Rhetoric,
Bellies I.s.trss R seirEgpnr,;.h p..,ohe..
Madame MAD MEL L. Y. BBLANcHETTsFrencS Govern
MApzMEl MasIE EsTyASvsssI N Naso
siiSS,Rh MARIETTA ERBA-Piano.
JoHN A. CALYO-Drawing and Painting.
WILLIAM r. GRABAU-Piano, Organ, Sacred
{ a.s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sSxNhiDGR-Har,.
~ ERICSSON--Guitar
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$3.50 PARkE POINDExTER. ATTOR-
BA~-S NEY AT LAW. RICHMOND. VA, will
practice in the city OF Richmond and in the coun-
ties of Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amelia.
hA- Office IN Llsle's Building, corner OF Main and
lth streets 2-ly
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r EXTINCTION Law SCHOOL.--The eleventh
IL Session Of my LAW SCHOOL will commenco
on MONDAY, the It'll day Of November next. Cir
culaTs will be sent to gentlemen desiring infnrrna
tioL M tC the plan Of instruction. text hooks OK
peuses, &c. JOHN w. BROCkENBROUGH.
LEXINGTON, Va, August Is, ln69. se B-2m
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" b. BARBER

Y b. BARBER.
e. PROFESSOR OF MUSIC,
Has the pleasure of announcing to his former
friends and pupils that he has returned to the city
with a view to making it his future residence, and
has re commenced giving INSTRUCTIONS on the
PIANO. Residence Arlington House, Man ST., or
apply at Z. H. TAYLoR's Music Store, Man street;
A. MORRIS, Main street, and to Mr.. PERsICo.
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RICHMOND AND PIE.
&&ff rffSstt ERSk tRtj RAILROAD.--0n
szH.K Sssx-->asssan and after MONDAY the 18th day
of September next, the Accommodation and
Freisb bit Trains which leave Richmond and Peters
burg ON Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,
will start at o'clock, A. NJ, instead Of A. NJ. as
hitherto L. III. WYNEE,
Sc l3-1m Superintendent.
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ELEcrRIcITY IN CATs.-The extraordinary
electrical character of She cat is well known.
On a cold bright day, If cat be stroked, tne
hairs of the fur hrisile mr. and electrical sparks
issue therefrom, accompanied with siight
cracking. II appears, too that the amman may
b. so surcharged with electricity that 1t wiii
give severe shock TO The holder IN oTaeI 70 p-
tain this result the cat should be placed on
the knees and one hand applied to It's breast.
while the other is employed in siroking its FUR.
Cracking and sparkies soon make their ap-
pearance. and in a short time, IL the party con-
s;nues 10 stroke the animal, be will receive a
sharp electric shock that may be felt above
The wrists. The cat seems to suffer "a much
as the experimenter, for on giving forth the
shock she springs TO the ground In terror, and
seldom will permit repetition of the same
process
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srur1A DOuBLEsTOtk q GOODS. IN
REDuCED PRICES. IT,


REDUCED PRICES. $H
CHINA. 4k47H
~ GLASS AND EAHTHENWAkE!sN
To THE TkADE.tn consequence % ! tn y. ~
ton, received some tNa Taonths aEo, tlfas hy oIe
eign osers given last spring; for M aal ntook q
my Fail Trede wss placed under NE necsssi1y o O.
buying In New York 4 Fall Stock of tfoods; ! HOw
have. Indignation Of the arrival q ny roIe as,
days, have 4 double stock Oil hand, To meet my
sprinT ENGAGEMENTS must dispose q! these oooas.
am therefore received to put them down az prices
that cannot fail to sats, those who are IN want OF
Goods In ms line. A call With \ view 81 asceF-
tanning my prices, is Tcspeetinils sncitea.
se 2t-lni o. y. TAYLOR. III Main street.
fSulNA.wARE AND i0USE-FInNlSHls
~ ING GOOpS.--ScHAAP& CD, MrokI N Is
AND HoIESABE AND RETAi DEAisE H.
CORNER OF BROAD AND THIRD sIhsEls .,
are receiving now. direct from the manuactursfs,
and from Northern trade sales, most piete
VARIETY of CHINA. GLASS, and + fA g atfT-
WARE; LOOKING GLASSES; TABLE,, SDlI
LERY: PLATED. BRITANNIA, Al ,,bla .a.a aad
JAPANNED WARE; besides an endless, s., assert as
nent Of French and German F ANcY GOODS ,. ana
TOYS, to which we invite the attention OF l,eI
chants and the public general, feeling c9nnuas
that our GOODS and will richly pay tneln ao
= call. We endeayor to MAINTAIN our fsRu.S 81
for selling bargains. sCn AhI ~ ~
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r $. SQUIRE,S SELECT CLASSICAk,
II. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL. CORNER or
Will commence September 18th, 1859. The School
will I've limited to such number of pupils as can be
GAMBIN in the French, and j. A: CALI y IN
Drawing. Persons wishing to see the Princlpai,
can do so at any time before the opening, by naming
place OF appointment, in note, through Post Once
oc 1-2w
AIISS JESSIE GORDON'S SCHOOL FOX
VI YOUNG LADIES, CORNER OF .FRASkLiN
AND ora STRRETs.-The Eighth session OF TINS
school will commence the LIST of OCTOBER, 1889
Terms heretofore. Sc o-Inl
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Passengers breakfast and sup at Ashland and dine
on board the comfortable steamer between Acquia
Greek and Washington
EA For further Information, apply at this Office,
Broad street. Shockoe Hill.
JAS. B. WINSTON, Genr Ticket Ag't.
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po.rd 500 90
T or y sh;ny 20 %
tor I,~I1s .. 10 90
~. ~ E,s si'' " '. 10 90
10, n.i; oh r,i;t;on -....,. 40 90
80, Wnde1n iangnsces each ........ 20 10
For rr ssh w men stnaeo eAe'us''ep poo
- VI 90, Ion .... 20 90
Eor Isterature ....... 20 00
FOR Music q, rlan ,cf au borrI week 40 90
For two lessons tot an hour week." 90, o. ~ ~
For three lesson tof an hour) week.. ~ W W
Eor S S Music in class . 800
7, ~. III s 90. ~ Pane 50 .. 10 90
Z or f.u rom Modeis 20 90
ron p ~ - irro,n Matnre ~ 40 90
Eor ppain,inss IN Water Coiors. - 10 90
Ior ~. , painfnr MISUNDERSTANDING. 50 10
Primary D u par iol on'uie 900
FA No extra charges.
Affletters to be addressed to- ,pc,1pp
raa-3m Richmond, Va.
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r IL. BINFORD'
~ u A ~

y. ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
On 9TH, between Clay and Marshall SITS.
The exercises of this School will be resumed on
MONDAY, Sept. 10th. The course of instruction
is thorough, embracing every branch taught in
Schools of the highest grade, and every exerton
vancement of pupils.
Aided by experienced and competent assistants,
shall endeavor to merit continuance of the lIbc
raj patronage of the public.
For terms, &C., apply to ]. II. BINFORD,
se7-lm Corner 18th and Franklin SITS.
ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND MATHE.
~ MATICAL SCHOOL; also, SCHOOL FOR
SMALL BOYS, 4th street, between Main and
Franklin, commencing 10Th Sept.
Pupils will be prepared for the University of Vir-
gnla, Military Institute. or any college, or for
business.
The Preparatory Department will be limited to
SIXTEEN SMALL BOYS, and will be under very
favorable circumstances.
Sc lots S. I. PENDLETON, Principal.
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RUSIN ESS NOTICES.

CAN'T SUTHERLAND, No 1872 Main street,
:, Richmond. Va,s importer Of, and dealer in,
SHOT POUCHES, GAME BAGS, WADDiNG,
and SP0RriNh ARTICLES OF ALL KINDS.
poCkET CUTLERY, WALKING CANES,
FISHING TACKLE, &c., &c. COLTS RE-
FOLFEkS IN any quantity, and on the most Ia
var ,tt
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Law AND MEDICAL CARDS.

49, DIR. WM. IL. PHILLIPS. having
tS-I-a located in the town of Sidney. respect
fully offers his professional services to the public.
Office and residence. corner EImwood and Laurel
streets (fermerly occupied by Nicholas DAVIS,
ESQ., west corner OF the old Fair Crumbs.
R Prescriptions compounded, or Medicines fur
nlshed to order. se29-3w
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WARNER l.. WARING-fLATE WARING
w X PEARCEl-W holesale and retail dealer
in DRUGS. MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, WIN
DOW GLASS, ALCOHOL. BURNING FLUID
and select assortment of FANCY ARTICLES;
also. SOAPS OF all kinds. No. lO7 Broad street,
an, uftt
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FAIRFIELD RACES.

FAIR KACES.
4an,SAsss res $ 81 a. 5sss r.. d.
SA Fairfield d. c9p qffs nlll og the
FIRST DAY-A Sweepstake for 3 yrs old colts and
feys that never won race to the time OF closing;
mile heats, 500 entrance, $50 fOrteit-three or
more to make Il race-to name and close the LIST of
September, 1859. Closed with the following en-
i, James Nj. Ia, lor names b. C. Grand Duke, by
FinancIer, dam Brooks Emancipation mare.
2. C. Green names b. C. by Grit Ednondson, dam
8. Cen ibos. j, Green names J. WiIliamson's CHI.
ey By BED II Eye, dam by ps BrSM s1 by Grg
Edmondson. dam Virginia Payne,
S. J. W. P. Newly names Ann Smith by Chide
&. F. NJ. Fl all names Ike Marvel by Claude Mel
SECOND Observation-Disclosures two
THIRD DAY-Thursday- Club mile
FOURTH Friday-A Sweepstake fer 3yrs
old colts and hlleys, mile heats $500 entrance,
500 foffeit-three or more to make a race-to
name and close the LIST of September, 1889. Closed
with the following nominations:
l. Joseph BrumInell names bay fley Crinoline by
2. Frondren. Williams & Co. names bay filley Lei
sure By Red Eye, dam by mp Marsraye. n.
8. &c Bush names CHI iey Pauline by Star Da-
4. John Beleher names ]; D; AleSander's or. iley
sl by Red r / Eye ia dam BY Arthur Taylor; G.,
years old colts and hlieys, single dash OF mile,
sloo entrance, $50 forfeit; If two or more start,
of September. with the following entries:
l. Gen. hos !; Green names bay flley Miss Tobac-
II names sn c da Fame ' BY dam
Fidelity by lmp Piiam, by Regent.
3. d; Mcdaniel names CHI. f. by Boston, Jr.,
4. Powell & Chsman names b. e. BY Red Eye, dam
by Steel.
Sc o 2i4a sfd V JoHN BEGGHER. Proprietor.
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MIR. ID. TURNER'S
Ul SELECT CLASSICAL. AND

ENGLISH SCHOOL, &
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN 81 AND 4TH STREETS.
The 10th academic year of this School will COM
mence on MONDAY, the 26th September, 1859.
Pupils will be admitted who are prepared to com
mence the Ancient Languages, or enter classes
already formed. For Terms, Course OF Study,
Text Books, &C., see Catalogues.
Mr.. r. can be see a. after the 18th September. At
his School rooms. or at his residence, on Erank-
lin street, between I'd and Sd SITS. se o-im
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MN. SATTLER L. CO.,
w IMPORTERS AND DEkLEzs IN
OILS, PAINTS, VARNISHES AND WINDOW
GLASS.
BRUSHES.-W received by the late steamer a
large sapply OF Painters and Artists Brushes, of
superior qaality To which call the attention Of
castnners.
nIAHRLE WORKS.
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TINE FOURTH SESSION OF MRS. BEN.
i NETTss SCHOOL FOR BOYS will CONNIE nee
on MONDAY, the Sd October, at her ischool-Toom,
on 9th, between Grace and rankin streets.
All pupils entrusted to her care will be thorough
~ instructed and prepared tc enter advanced class
Is in the male schools.
TERMS, PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Under ~ years OF age............... S25 90
Over 10 years OF age 90 az
Latin or French. no 90
au 23-6w
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SAM,L SUTHERLAND. No. 1872 Main street,
k PTSFr Va importer If and dealer t tn
Sa6f P6tcHEs CANE NE BAYS. MAbbNG
and SPORTING ARTICLES OF ALL KINDS.
ra SGSfIhEEA &s w a. GoLT SANE Re-
VoLFERS in any quantity, and on the most ia
vori.le terms.
WARNER L. wARING-tLATE wARING
in DRUGS MEDICINES, PANTS, OILS, WIN
DOW CLASS, ALCOHOL, BURNING FLUID
also, SOAPS of all kinds. No. lO7 Broad street,
above 9Th
WHoLEsALE DEALERIN
AND REFINED cA Vn M! MIA.Nuuff4Act1fiGRER.
81 aT2 R IF a2G e. sEes fHa hest
md Is continually receiving, by every steamer and
shsap ct an JUAN zsasp q. he
a a CANDY MANUEAGTURER, I Impertss1I r And
Whnes y Psas II Fo Rs FRsiIs.
Next door to kxchan g Bank
ok sSsR. sSsiisaa MsfeH4srs,
p sh 81 syrs 81 as Of
- 5 SH2s y 3. 3 MiNN,s
,.... Gate Of the hJ 5HE Il F. s. a5Rbi fSS.
A UCTsON GAR .-The subscriber offers his
N services rs kUCTIONEER to the citizens OF
Richmond and the public generally. pedging his
particular attention to all sales entrusted to his
care, feeling assured hrs experience as an Auc-
toneer viii entiile him To share of public patron
"a. ofics in rear Of D. N. Jones' store, No. rs
aa isasl S' '' " - ~ j. H. DIGGEs.
yVM. sATTLER & CO.,
oils pAIsTs SARN SR PfkksE AND WINDOW
GLASS.
BRUSHES.-We received by the late steamer a
large supply OF Painters and Artists Brushes, of
superior aaaty, To which we call the attention of
customers
MARBLE WORKS.
JOHN w. DAVIES,
nEcHANrc NssA ISsTiTdMT4Es, S SPH sraEKr
MoNuMENkrss sTT oabs, H III PIECES.
AfANTLES, FONTS, &c.
EA- First Premiums awarded by the Virginia Ag-
rcpltnra Society and Mechanics Institute.
GEORGE DARBY, Manuiacturer's AGENT for
M0ULbINyis, &C.. 4 large assortment constant
~ on baud Orders, by mail or otherwise, promptly
attended to; No. u. Governor street; kIchnetnd;
Va. Young 'scelebrated Smooth Saved 81 iNGLE
MACHINE pat up in amy part OF the state, at
n HAGEKTY. BRASS AND BELL foUN-
-: DER, 10th. between Main and Gary streets,
Richmond, va.--Hayihs fitted UP q FOUNDRY .t
e sa a9fs sl psfs
IsGs, al the shortest notice.. and cheaper than
s9psA e Pama{ss Aha 4s
tzsH ' FseE Esd1 sss f5ssosL OLD
INITIALS and taken in EXCHANGE for new.
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MISSES KINGS BOARDING AND DAY

MI ISSI.S MN DOANDINU AND DAT
w SCHOoI.-The next session Will commence
the first MONDAY in October. 1859, and will
close on the last DAY of June, 1860.
Mf OSWALD HEINDRICH, will continue to
and Mathematics. Mons. BOULANGE, French.
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HxAvIExr SroRrIxa WAaER on kkco ,s..~~
Mr.. Ten Broeck appears TO be putting M ,and
through with rush just now u q. E.k rs has
London papers bring intelligence sna LIN Sir
made a bet OF Sl0o,UVo s51,oV aside, - ~ a"fsoss
Joseph Hawley, that his horse I'm Mr. Ten
T,oiterer fcr the Derby OF 1850. MI s.r,tr.
Drocck purchased Lotterer wn zen. 60 Z. siss
far - M and ufterward sold MIN ios s.s, ~
hsvsny NO As Doo with him In ma.cn ~ ~. ny
,naanssme III Is half brother TO sne csasDfa ~.
Ssna,srer. bat beyond his nndessao,e mign
hrssdius and promising appearances, sheae y
.n,b.nr in ann To Justify the high OPINION en-
s..ssi,,.sa ~ his merits by his owner Umpire
NJ ,.rs,yeu himself fret class horse. Sir
1"snah uswley is the most experienced a.
weI, as successful turtle in England. Last
,,aa he carried of the Derby with BeAdsman,
ss,1i rms wear with Musiid. In facs the "cher
ry iaeket' is oftener seen in front ia the more
in,;,oriant races than any other, and If Mr..
TED Brock out generals the lucky baronei, he
will have achieved feat which no other
sportsman in England has ever been able to
accomplish. The enormous extent Of the wa
ger, together with the character of the horses
engaged. win reader the race the most inter-
esting that has taken place on the English
turf since Voltigeur had to succumb TO the
Dutchman, and the result will be looked for
with equal anxiety on both sides Of the At
lantic.