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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS

C. L1TTLE. (. NJ, PKIyclPa1. A.
The FIRST of this School will begin October
Ist 1889, and close July lst 1860. The situation is
well known as one OF the most healthy in the State.
She conform to that of the UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGINIA, OF which institution the Principal is
an A. NJ.
The accommodations being limited, about 20 pu-
pills only will be received
Further information may be obtained hy appli-
cation to the Principal. at Orean =. o., Fauquer
county, Va.
TERMs-S2oo per session.
REFERENCES.
The Faculty of the University of Va.
Gov. Wise. Dr. Jas Bolton
Mrs Pesram, DR.. b. r. Wexford,
q. A. Myers, Esq, p. r. Grattan, Esq.
Capt. e. Dinmock, J. A. Weston, Esq,
Thos. K. Price, Esq, Richmond, Va.
Dr. H. w. Bailey. Henry ReIman, Esq.
Baltf,nore, Nd.
DR.. J. Riley, Georgetorn. ID. c. jy I-3m*
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Fran Havana

NEW ORLEANS. July 3O-Advices from Ha-
yana to the 18th have been received.
After the first OF November the mail from
Havana for the United States will be made Il p
at the British consulate for transmission by
the Royal West India Company.
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EUrURE DAYs.



FUkNITuKE. DRY GOODS, 4e:rMin =
MORNING next. the I'd inst. somn.sncins 4 &c Il
o click, lot Household and Kitchen Furniture.
DRY GOO d S-Seyeral invoices ssasonable
St; food nt Ready, Made Clothing; Boots
! Whiskey, Gin, brandy, Wines,
Ls ~ assortment Croker, saa e g Ware
THaET R Rs'E,i PRI IIsI = BATHS FOR SALE
cree q the Circuit Court of Rockbridxe made On
sne isfh OF April 1869, in tho case Or Jordan and
Others asainst the Kockbrdse Baths Company and
the purpose os ned special
R sds!eB FL 81 TaTHs
- ms property is located in Rockbrid e county. on
pot, on the Virginia Central Railroad. nine miles
ro tne latter, and eleven miles from the former
msdi paeg oss very hi reputation for The
ass saa phogerues 81 It's Baths land during the
ase. Tho improvements Consist 81 4 larae HoteI
i 49,. Iahses q Cabins. and two large Bathing
the nther r., TOT me accommodation Of ladies, and
room F ior about one hundred and twenty persons
Ino cs'aMshtnemtis well supplied with good fur
which VIII be sold in Gross with the proper
heretofore farmec in connection with the Rains
pr9perts-a small portion Of which win he lad "a
and sold with the Baths, and the rssine vii le
SOLD separate. This is very exceIlent Farm
lar4e portion Of it being river totto,a ~ ".r,
quality. The Farm has on Il good f,e,,,a auni
IN house and all necessary out -buildna =
riEkFMs-Cash IN hand sufficient to nav the costs
Of sale; one fourth OF the residue on credit ~
thirty days; and the balance in three ean.i .n ii
payments from the first day OF October mart WITH
inleTest from the day of sae-the purchaser ';v,ng
to the property being retained as further secmy
y 1o-eodtus r. +. PAXTON C,m,r,
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nestruc,iy. Fire Mt Portland. Ne.

PORTLAND, July 2o.-Last night the machine
shop Of Mr.. George Hall, ON Fore street, head
of Franklin wharf, was completely destroyed
by fire, together with the last factory of Mr..
Moore, the blacksmith-shop Of Stephen Noyes,
the cooper shop of Geo. Mcclellan, and q con-
siderable quantity of lumber.
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MONTREAL, July 30.--The steamship Indian
sailed from Quebec for Liverpool at half-past
D O'Clock this morning, taking out thirty lone
cabin and fifty-one steerage passengers
Weather clear. Wind west and light.
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THE CHINA DEBr.-Information has been
received at the Department of State, to the eff
feet that the praper steps have been taken by
the Chinese Government, to carry into effect
the arrangements made by ex-Minister Reed,
for the payment of the various claims of Anne
rican citizens. amounting 10 about $1Ou.OUO
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CLA4sICAL Ann MATmEMATrra
resesc, nfyHl. 81 MAY0 sTREET.-C.P r. BtRRGsS
,, snas the !6th seseon OF hs SC iOOi, viii com
the -, or MONDAY the 18th Of September, in
be- a,ded K. % tns gniversalist Church. He will
ma r .sis .. faithful and competent Assistant,
Su tn sndeavor 70 render his School still rnors
h G,s VIZ VERY liberal patronage bestowed upon
~ @-eod3ts
ne FOURTH SESSION OF MISS LIE.
iIAs 1. GoRDQN'S SCHOOL will commences
~ she ist OF September, at her residence Forost
Home, one mile from tho city.
=, :. TERMS:
Music. - ~ - 81 ~
French. 1900. u . " 70 ~ ~ "
~ 30 2tawim" !"
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V,O THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY. -
L HOIT'S PATENT sell Nc

MARKING AND STENClIs BIT CSH f.S.-lHe SUI
perior advantages my new Self Supplying Brushes
have the old stem of the Pot and Brush, are
as follows, VIZ: 1t does never exdporate, whatever
liquid is used flows free and uniformly rs may I've
desred cannot he upset to spill or siep about;
be used Mt any time without soiling your hands, and
desk without risk of soiling whatever it may come
IN contact with and to cartmen and weighers, and
others having outside marking to do, il cannot fs,l
to command their attention. 1t can be used with
perfect ease, Notwithstanding It's contents; will
mark hundred directions before it requires to he
re hlled. 1t has been adopted and now leing
cessfatiy used by more than two thousand business
concerns in New York city.
NJ. 3 COOPER: Tin and Shcct-Iron WerkerJ
manufacturer and sole aren't for the city Of Rich
inond and :wn Of Manchester, No. l35, Cary, be
tWeen iIth nd 18th streets. jy l8-ln
A COST FOR CASH. will close out the
a remainder OF my SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS AZ and below cost for cash, consisting Of 4
large assortment OF LADIES, DRESS GOODS,
SILK AND LACE MANTLES. BEREGE AND
STELLA SHAWLS. Ia WINS. GfNGHAMS,
BRILLlANTS, PARAS0LE, and many other ar
ticles too numerous to mention. Call soon IL yOu
wish bargains. GEO. h. HA9BY,
P.s-A case 81 bleach4d corroN, fail ar wii.
for 6Nc.; great bargain: IL N-lm
CPIRITS TURPENTINE aonstnaty co aais
|ck POTTS, FARLEY & %. !.
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FIR. IN NEW 1oRK.-A fire broke out in the
cellar of the store io7 Water street, n. Y =, Fri
day, and before it could be subdued the entire
contents of the concern We're destroyed. The
cellar was used by Jas. Murphy for bottling
es establishment. His loss is about s SOC. The
remainder OF the building was occupied by
Andre Il Brothers. dealers in tobacco and
cigars Their loss viii exceed So, 900. The
entire loss of the building and contents to-
gether with damage TO adjoining property, is
estimated ut S5U,OOO.
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STRANGE MODE OF SUICIDE.-A German
girl in Buffalo. named Monroe .waIIowed
twenty-five needles on Tuesday, and has di-
gestea the whole number under medical care
she intended TO kin herself, but did not sue
coed.
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dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE.
- The concern of J. d. GOODMAN K co., 9
this day dissolved by mutual consent; The business
will be closed by J. II. SIMPSON who will use the
name of the concern in liquidation only.
J. n. GOODMAN,
July l9th 1859. J. H. SIMPSON,
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MURDER -Pompey. slave belonging 10 Mr..

MURDER. -Pompey. Il slave belonging to Mr.
Roney, of Dinwiddie county. Va, under the
influence OF jealousy, met Il free negro named
Elisha Malone, on Sunday last, and with n
stick murdered him. After committing the
deed, he carried the body of the murdered man
from the house where the deed was committed
TO the road, distance Of a hundred yards
The murderer had his examining trial a Din
widdie Court House on Thursday last He
was sent on 10 the next court.
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Sailing of the U. $. Frisate San Jacinto.
NEW YORK, July 30.-The United States
steam frigate San Jacinto sailed this morning
for the coast of Africa.
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The Southern Pacific Railroad.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July -. Is59-Presdent
Fowlkes, with S5u,0o0 TO pay ths first install
ment on the stock OF the Southern Pacific
Railroad, left to-day for Marshall, Texas.
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Loss OF the Sta,,oer Returu.

MEMPHIS. TENN, July 29.-The steamer Re
turn, q White river packet, sunk at Dut ali's
wharf on Wednesday. Loss $i0,B0U; uninsur-
ed. No lives were lost.
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LARGE ARRIVAL oE KANSAS CODA spe-
cial dispatch TO the St Louis Democrat says
that three men had arrived at st. Joseph.
bringing ST., 500 i'll gold dust These parties
disposed of 5000 worth at Omaha, making u
total of S2e, sou from the Kansas gold mines
The Kansas Constitutional Convention ad-
journed sine die tonight The new constitu-
ton was adopted by Il vote Of 81 to 10, all the
Democrats voting against it and refusing to
sign it.
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THE Sons OF koSsUTH.-1n The list of STU
dents at the University College, London who,
or Saturday last, received prizes at the hand
of no less distinguished parsonage than the
Premier of Great Britain, Lord palmers ton,
Governor of Hungary. While he is, or is
about 10 be, in the field seeking the indepen-
dence Of his country, his sons have been win
ming laurels in the more peaceful department
of architectural, natural philosophy and as
tronomy, and civil engineering. 1t says not a
little for these yonng strangers, that in COM
petition with upwards of two hundred stu
dents. they should have succeeded in gaining
so honorable position, and quite as much
credit is due to their sire, that in all his adver-
stiles he has adhered SO religiously TO the duty
OF Il parent, and has placed his sons at least on
the right road to honorable Independence
Glasgow Commonwealth.
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Later from California =.

ST. LOUIS, July 3i-The overland mail to
the sth inst, has arrived al Jefferson City
News uuimportant. Business at San Fran
cisco duli.
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&E0 REWARD.--We will pay the above re-
~ ward for the detection and delivery of J.
4. HARRIS, whose real name is VIM. +: PAX
hIsH, and the recovery OF $3.50, which the said
a IN r., received Of US under false pretences o..
ue nroua NJ 10 Justice. Parrish is about twenty live
years oia feet 10 inches hi h. H. bt hair. and has
a s~a 2. orused eyes, caused by heavy blow re-
iy x3-d&cwss p;ch,unn,
DOuBtE REFINED STEAM CANDIES
- MY factory il now complete. and by far -.
largest establishment Of the Kind Snmth az rh; =
deipnia, wn.cii enables me to offer to the trade "a
the city grocers. an article Of - ~
- STEAM REFINED.
CRUSHED SUGAR
warranted to stand IN any climate, much below he
Northern price, for an article IT like Standard
Call and examine it, at my factory. No. 10 Man
street. Ijy - -3ml LOUIS J. B0SSIEUX.
N1ONTGOMERY,S ROCKAwAY WHEAT
Ul FANS-Cahoon's Broad Cast Seed Sowes.--
Universal, smiths. and NeIson's. Fred Tarair
Seed. varieties below; Red apStIAR Leak EalE
White Flat Dutch. Large White Globe Mlileekys
Heart. Swans Egg. Ruta- Baga, Large " hlte Nor
tsk Dale. Hybrid ssssE oaGeE Ts%Ef VAR 81 g. ss'
ERESH Day GOODS. we No rseeiyiIx
and Shestinys. Blsachsd shirtinxs and Shestilars.
brintcd Hatinetts, Canton flannels. 10. Ac, As.s
which y osr . the srsik s ;Fs FINE Mr. CO.
+ ARD. SPERM And SOLAR OILS -0f
- superior Quality sultahls ior krsaMnx rnessne
e 's's 81 Il III Ssg'i bss. sss Mn !,
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BY Jas. M. Taylor II Son, Auct's.

l AND TWO VACANT Tors. ON GRACE
STREET, AT AUCTlON.-We will sell. upon the
premises. MONDAY, 18th August. ceinInen-
cling at 41a o'clock 7. NJ. tive Brick TENEMENTS
on the north side of Grace, between Madison and
Monroe streets, with rooms each and framed
ktchenk
The Lots front ss1z feet each and run back iss
feet to an alley Is feet wide
Immediately after the above, will be sold, TIVE,
beautiful building LOTS, at the corner of Grace
and Pine streets, fronting 80 feet each, and rue
ming back l52 feet to alley Is feet wide Persons
desiring lot for building purposes a retired ND
genteel nels hborhood, would do we'll to attend thas
sale.
TERMs.-One third cash balance at 6, IL ans Is
months, for negotiable notes, with interest, asd
secured BY trust deed
jyY JAS. NJ TAYLOR & SON, Aucts
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VERY yALgA1IE REAL ESTATE on
TwEEHHEE .sOIIITH.slDE OF fRANkLl o.
DO sold at suction, on tke efess1sn -
9MNp .s the sth day 9! Ausa.s lsso. % 9fscE
s.. m s6. .no verJ ralas6is st With Fd 4NSl
tho occugagcy OF Mr.. John Powell The ~ = 4
trout Of 90 feet, more or less. FraMkiin o6Seof
entire or divided into two parcels. may b deem
ed hest at the hour Of salo. -
ance al !. and years, for negotiable notes with
the Interest payable hafy early secured BY trust
deed.
Tho foregoing real estate is admiralty located.
AID in part OF the city whore property il in sood
b2 Aucf..
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BY Kent, Paine L. Co., Auct,x.

AKGE STOCK SALE OF DRY GOODS.
- on III DAY, tle 4th of August commen-
SlIlT az 10 0 clock, we will sell at The store of Mann
ENTIR STOCK OF CHofCE RET AiIiNc INV ~
UDoDo, which Is large and we'll selected and com
Prises great variety of seasonable and desirable
foods; the whole Of which will be closed without
UNIT or reserve The stock consists in part Of
500 dozen HOSIERY, '"'' Vi
70 pieces FLANNEIS.
S do French M0USSELINES,
Is do. French and En- fish MEETINGS.
80 do CASSIMERES.J JEANS L TWEEDs
90 do CAMBR[CS and MUSLTNS,
100 dozen Kid. Buck and Silk GLOVES,
10 Stella, Cashmere and Plaid SHAWLS,
&c. &c. &c
TERMs:-All sums under $780, cash; over 500.
months credit. for approved endorsed notes
Jy23 KENT, PAINE & CO.. Aucts.
BY Dunlop, Moncnre 4 Co., Aucts,
CARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLASSES AT
~ AUCTlON.-On SATURDAY, the 9th of An
gust, commencing AT half past 10 o'clock we Will
sell at our office the cargo of the brig Montrose
from MayasueZ. Porto Rico, with
225 hhds; 81 GAR, prime and choice quality,
40 puncheons MOLASSES, prime.
$50 hhds. N. o. SUGAR, prime and cbo;cs
quality.
125 bbls. N. o. MOLASSES, prime quality.
- And other articles suited to the trade.
TkhMs.-Cnder 500. cash; over 500 months
credit, for approved ne etabIe paper
EA- The sale Will commence precisely Mt half
past 10 clock. in order to give dealers time To At
tend Messrs Edmond, Davenport & Co.'s CARO-
sale of Coffee. Salt, &c.
jy2s DUNLOP, MoNcURE L CO., Aucts.
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subscribers have this day form
l ed co partnership, under the firm and style o.
POITIAUX & BOLTS, for the sa lie of ANTHRA-
CITE and CLOVER HILL COAL, OAK ant
PINE WOOD, and respectfully solicit the orders
of their friends and the public.
B. +. POITIAUX,
b. b. BOTTS.
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HUBERT P. LEFEBVRE.
Jy 23-3m Richmond, Va.
DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE-

DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
II The Sixth Session will begin October Sd, 1859,
CHARLES II. WINSTON, A. NJ, succeeds Rev. B.
MANLY, Jr.. as President. Under his adrnnistra-
grand objects for which the Institute was Funded,
and which for five years it has so successfully
carried out will eyer be kept in view.
These follows:
]. To teach everything that should form part of
a yonns lady s most liberal education.
2. To afford instruction suited to erery stage of
progress. IRON the first elements to the highest
Or f for the pupil to day
3. To teach whatever taught horoughly and
'' CHARLES H w1E SsfTS5ysA NJ Univ of Va,
President and Prof of Moral Science and English
Rev. j. L. BURROWS, D. D., Evidences of
JAMES LEIGH JONES. A. NJ, UNIV. of Va, /,
+. LEWIS. NJ. D., Natural Sciences.
Prof F; EMIoN. tof Paris, French.
fkAtS dPSSlneG! 1ita Of Musical Department
7oHN W RETyF' Drawing, Painting, &c.
Miss s. p Ro4AL and sh Miss r. s. VALENTINE
will continue TO teach the English Branches in the
Z. MALLORY. and Miss MARY c. LArHRoP in the
Preparatory Department. Some Assistants will be
The President will hear the recitatons of all The
classes at regular intervals, giving special aten
ton to the Primary pupils
per session of nine months, half payable in ad-
vance, October !, ls5s-remainder, February IA,
English Tuition in Preparatory Department $50 90
french IL preparatory Department. 10 co
English Tuition IN Colles late Department.. 50 90
ancient anu Modern Languages. each. % 90
Music on Plano, with Vocal Music so 90
Music on tIultar ........... 40 90
Use OF instrument .........,................ 5 90
Vocal Music alone. (taken by al, in classes) 2 90
DraWing, Needlework. or Greciau Painting 60 90
Ill Palntlng. ........... ....,............ so %
Board, including every thing except washing. loo 90
WaShng $500. =. :....... 70 90
Ministers daughters will be received at a reduc0
ton OF one.fourth, on all the above charges.
III No extra charges. Pupils provide Books and
Stationery at their own expense. In case of pro-
tracted sickness, deduction will be made for abb
sence.
1t will be noticed that The grics Of Board has been
redneed from S2tp to stl60 No chance is contem-
plated IN its quality. With our ample accomImo-
datlons, 1t was thought the reduction could be af-
iorded, and that it ought, the reore, to be made,
Boarders are regarded as members of the Pres-
dents family. Money to meet their incidental ex-
penses should be deposited with him, and ali let
tiers for them sent to his care
Pupils should be present, if possible, on the first
day OF the session.
For Catalogues. Circulars or further informa-
ton, address CHAS. II. WINSTON
President Richmond Female Institute,
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HILL r.

CHURCH HILL L, - II. CLASSICAL.
- MATHEMATICAL COMMERCIAL.
SCHOOL FOR BOY IS lgned, both
graduates or prohclenv hoos nj the
University OF Virginia, establish ..
permanent School OF hlS 1hurch Hill.
and hope to be patronized Especially in
the eastern portion of the cft9
Per session cf nine months one half in adranct.i
Ordinary English branches ........ . $1,000
Hisher Ems lish. including book keeping. 400
ENTHUSIASTICALLY University OF Va; Charles
II. Winston, President Richmond Female lusti
tute; Dr. F. W. Hancock; DR.. Albert Snead Rev.
A. f. Dickinson; DR.. q. W. Brlsss DR.. Jn,,. Knox
J. J. ENGLISH, Esq; VIM. Folkes, Esq, Clerk Hen.
rico county; Turner Richardson, ESQ.,; Thomas J.
Starkc. Esq, Richmond.
NA For further particulars. see circulars.
LARKIN WILLIS,
JNO. Nj. WINFREE.
CHURCH HILL, Richmond, June 2lst, 1859.
Jv 2l-2mt
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By Dunlop, N1oncnre 4 Co., Auct's,
DISSOLUTIONS. &c.

nISSOLUTI0N.-On tho LIST INST, Mr. John
y Z. VIM retired from our concern-the STYLE
OF which will not be changed Calling attention to
his card. We can recommend him to the patronage
of our friends. lily 3O-lml BREEDEN & FOX.
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BY Crenshaw & Co., Auct.-

CAkTG9 !, S S.rId- Rags RIOCOFFEE
ii, Al a. htSIION IN nUBlE BAGS. We shall
PklDaf 18th August next, at II O'clock Lii la 3
hlo cor ~, IN double bags, heinz the caro- Of
the Barame Winltred. Just arrived from Rio de Ia
nero This Coffee was selected expressly 4or onr
market and IS said to be Of the best cargo that In
been sent to this port during the year ' A'"'
Terms -Four months credit for approved uego-
table paper. CRENSHkW = 1,S 3SS
jy 26-tds - w.
Will be added to the above sale:
~ pa prime La uayra COFFEE,
60 btls. c Extra SUGAR,
20 do. Coffee do
10 do b Coffee do
hhds. N. o. SUGAR,
100 boxes ADAMANTiNE CANDLES.
jy zo-tds CRENSHAW 4 CO.
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A. GRAND CLEARING ouTr


szS SALE,-owin 70 sickness in my GfjN
family, | have determined to wind UP my 4AO
North. As wish to close Up in very tew weeks.
hex gut o 81 isess soods x
saa them at cost and less 4 an cost to close them
OFT fore moving.
Read these prices, Ladies' Tan Caters ~ 6oc;;.
si.se: isaiies black Caters. with hseis-bss. suail
ty-at Sis worth % and so !adies' black con
500: misses black Button eaters At 10, worth
81 Is; misses black Gaiters-best aushts a~..
sssStS sl.os ,sisses best thick sswsd MaIOeee s1c
wssrth 81 Is; masses black and tan Gnssrs nee 'sd
asalSsaI y0,sa ss Also indies
sasik heeed 6ansrss a s. sais' sTrsh lIvs ssS
vices. Also, fine stees.ef Trunks Bonnet Doxss.
'aiises and Carpet Bags, at cost and less thsa
so, eonss at snce and buy year s3,glJ white thsy
w = ss Be- ed 80 es 49, ei Ri!:t 81
jsSU-stl A few doors below j. r. Prlsex lbs.
w ron The Fo olslsE:;o Th In N ,ss
Mstsod s q s N i. RFS Sts1 @
booi 5 for the Pisno Fss, in adssiaiisn sias.s
sa o. M :s ssss.g Isa,ss. sSd com
plets il every dspsrt.naata ha ars i.In. md,
ed g sna s pupil 3 "a AZ e s cS%sc
sitioi,s, eca,bining all the dessasfe elsments o!
smpieii, Contained Il .ia,is5 wG1; sasss:sS
positpns q the banda on the Piano. aaa ttse posi-
lions Ind action tue hands and nm. es sese psr
formins various pafsa. esd new feature q Dsss
superior Il f Is psa y study,
70 s,1as as S.ss. 81
New Msthod cannot sit nsss With pas5 sa. s1aI
verl Of The kind ever isssssd. ~ az q a..
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V,ERY ygALUABLE kEsIDENCE AND
jy 20 GODDIN & APPERSON, Auct'


i IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, NEAR TO
Deed Of Trust. from Mr. Abner W. Trabte. dated
10th March, 1855, duly recorded in Chesterfield
County Court, shall, i'll execution thereof pro-
ceed 70 sell at public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, the sth day of Aus ust 1859. at II o elk
A. M ut fair; if not the next fair day J the tract OF
LAND, near the Bellona Arsenal, in Chesterfield
county. whereon the said Trabne lately resided,
with all the houses, improvements and privilege s
of what kind soever thereto belons ing.
TERMs-Cash, or on such credit as may be ngre I'd
at the time of sale.
iy 27-td THOMAS HOWAR Trurtaa
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IRE DERICK,s HALLFEMALF
TTsEFEL EMPLoYMENT FOR yaCA:

- TION-DRAWING SCHOOL OPENED BY
A. TUENTHER, ARCHITECT. CLAY ST., BETWEEN
Urn AMP SIN sTREETs.-Drawing and Painting cx-
erclses IN sketchins from nature Terms, 50 month
ly. Monday and Thursday, and 8 O'Clock =. NJ.
Orders for Plans, Perspective Views taken from
nature or buildings to be erected. will be received
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