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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-03

ELUyANNA FEMALE INSTITUTE
REV. P. s. HEN s6N. 4. n: Principal.
Miss T EZA sG a SfF aqf Moral Philosophy
Miss SUE v. w EFfhi1 MS Botany
ME-. N.pv g M "a NT 1S and Latin.
Miss MARY F. WILLIAMS.
MISS v GfIpEM ff'Ssffs an' Ds'''s Ae''''''
on the FIRST v EDNEsbAY in October, and CON-
time nine months.
location is unsurpassed for healthfulness. The
conrse Of instruction IS comprehensive and tho
daily recitations and the final examinations for
graduation.
scented to the Principal subscribed by all the pat
rons of the Institution who were present, from
which w we make the following a, are as
sttute, that it is in all respects, all that parents
and guardians could desire; and that thu. student
who fails to make progress under Its fostering,
would hardly be likely to do much anywhere
Students coming hy the Canal, will find a convey
sncc at Bren,o Blufto take them to the Institute,
Catalogues. containing full particulars may be
ToRk HN6S aa s
GORDONSyILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.
VI The third session of this School will begin on
the sth day Of September 1852 and end on the soth
5 Rev. d. b. EWING, Principal and Teacher oil
Ancient LANGUAGES, Mathematics, Moral and In
teectual Philosophy.
Miss ANNE r. SHAW, Teacher of French and
Assistant in Mathematics.
Mr.: PROSlNGER, Teacher of Music, Drawing
'l Mss ss'1 BETTE L. MILLER, Teacher OF En-
The Boarding Department is under the care of
Mrs. Mary +. Barbour.
TERas-Music, $40; higher English, $50; lever
do, $50; French, 80; Ancient Languages, each
$50; Painting and Drawing, each go.
Bills must DO paid, half at the beginning of the
session. and the remainder at the close Of the term.
No store accounts contracted, except by the cx-
the pupils. No pupil admitted for less than i've
months, and no reductions made, except in case OF
protracted illness.
-REREREscKs.--Judge r. H. Field, Culpeper C..
Il, Rev J. II. Boeock, 2. n, GeorgeteSn Jnc.
II. ( Rev. George d. Armstrong, Norfolk Rev. r.
Z. Baich, Prince William; Rev. w. H.. McGuffey.
n D.. diversity Of We. Col. Wm; s. Kempcr. Of
Jy 1-w6w Gorddnsvilie.
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UNIVERSAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

= Al! who have been to LEWIS store admit
thst he is unhoustedly selling the cheapest DRY
GOODS n the = h=,-n
rTif, eU have only Ia repair to his store ot bar
gains. and convince Yourself of the fact. He has
now III store good assortment of Bieached and
[ nbieached Cottons and irish Linens, which he is
Frepa cd tn sell at 10 or is per cent. below the
uiar price Also, IN store. large quantity of Lawns
aud Bereses, which will be sold at cost MarseiIles
shirt Bosonis at 1875 cts, worth IS cts; Striped
Muslin Dresses ut SI.25 per dress, wsrth s.; one
thousand dollars worth Cambria and Swiss Bands.
at 30 per cent. he low their value: 1869 Collars OF
Remember. that JACOB A LEWIS. Is Mann ST..
IS the place To get the best bar sains in DRY
f1G0nS
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BY Dunlop, Moncnre l. Co., Auct's.

CARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLASSES AT
~ AUCTI0N.-On SATURDAY, the 9th of Au-
gust, commencing at half-past 10 o'clock; we will
sell at our Office the cargo of the brig Montrose,
from Mnyaguex. Porto Rico, with
rs hhds. SUGAR. prime and choice quality.
% punchoons MOLASSES, prime.
ALSO.
$50 hhds, N. o. SUGAR, prime and choice
quality.
l2s bills N. o. MOLASSES, prime quality.
And other articles suited to the trade.
TksMs.-Undef SEQ, cash; over s 100 months
credit, for approved nege tiable paper
Ma The sale will commence precisely at half
past 10 clock in order to give dealers time to at
tend Messrs Edmond, Davenport Co.'s cargo
sale of Coffee. Salt, &c.
iy2s DUNLOP. MoNcuRE 4 CO., Ancts.
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By Kent, Paine & Co., Auct's.

T ARGE STOCK SALE OF DIR Y GOODS
II On THURSDAY, the 4th of August, commen-
cing at 10 o'clock, will sell at the store of Mann
$. Valentino; Jr.. who is aeclininz business. his
ENTIRE STOCK OF CHOICE RETAILING DRY
GOODS, which is large and well selected. and COM
prises great variety of secsonable and desirable
Goods; the whole of which will be closed. without
limit or reserve. The stock consists in part Of
: 500 dozen HOSIERY,
50 pieces tLANNELS.
Is do. French MOUSSELINES,
Is do. French and English MERLNOS,
80 do. CASSIMERES,J Il TWEEDS,
90 do. CAMBRICS and MUSLINS,
100 dozen Kid Buck and Silk GLOVES,
rs Stella, Cashmere and Plaid SHAWLS,
&c. &c. &c.
TERMs.-Ali sums under Sl00, cash; over 500,
4 months credit, for approved endorsed notes.
jy2S KENT, PAINE Il CO.. Aucts.
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49, DEsIRABLY LOCATED FARM OF

~ si,n An AnL L N.Y. 49, LEI FAKM OF
fktF L TN ANp f PoW HaTtN 9 81
SWIF ! ato GREEK Ell On y THE LINE OF THE
MILES FROM RIGHMoND. FOR shLE. ~ e
are authorized to sell the above farm. 1t contains
fertile creek and branch fiat, and the remainder in
old held pine. OAK, poplar, walnut and ash. The
with three rooms the lower floor and three at
tic rooms MUCH out OF repair; a good Granary,
and House Tobeso barn.
Smoke House, Corn House, and three Negro Cab
on m tse a sn
and an abundance of first rate plsnt land. Mr.. H.
r. rase the renter Of the land will show it to per-
AS the owner resides too remote from the farm
tn give it his personal attention, he is anxious to
bly, LIBERAL say one fourth cash, balance at l. z and
3 years, bearing interest, properly secured. For
'"''nS' pa''''"'"A' a GoD 5 Y ApPERsoN,
nu1-St Richmond, Va.
%sxe ATTRACTIVE AND HIGHLY I'M
h EhIM q WEsf A az ~ HIM
BIZ BETWEEN Y EHS c G A ANp WEsTHAM FLANK
is of red clay and equal to the beg. red lands. The
buildings on the place are ample for the accommo-
new. built in Architectural styie HAVING rooms s
besides porticos three sides, and green house
and a
hfully arranged: and the parlor and dining rooms
front of the dwelling there, is beautiful flower
garden. aboundinS in choice flowers, shrnbbery, &c.
The place will be sold entire. or divided to suit
purchasers so rs TO give to the mansion 80 acres.
It is only necessary to view the dwelling to lie
charmed with lis beauty and comfort
sold, and il desired, real estate in R.chmsnd, or
young neg roes, stocks bonds, viii be taken in
change, or it will be sold on long credit, bearing
'n y es1st AppGS GOBLIN II APPERsoN. Auct..
~ ..CHISWICK'' FOR SALE. The sub
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IRE KICKS HALL FEM IL Z
which is located within half a mile of Frederick's
Hall Depot. Virginia Central Railroad, will com
mence on the lst of next September, and close
the LIST of July following.
TERMsPE SESSION OF TEN MONTH";.
Board and Tuition in all the English Branches for
Ten Months. Observation-Disclosures l30 %
Music on the Piano. with use Of Instrument Ks w
French Language Observation-Disclosures. IL 70
Drawing and Painting, each. ............. 10 "
India Ink and Crayon, each. 30
Embroidery. ................. $50
have charge of this School.
My address is ''Frederick's Hall, Louisa county
Nirginia.V Liz lS-2ml NATH'L w. HARRIS.
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S sya Il = 3 AID
IS e ~ = Z - =, =: =
4! ::: - ::.:s 8: s. NH {
!i.a q. 3 ~
SI5 sssissssd "a ai5Fssd = 8 nett s,sas -
sssS nj ef iis seslss. e Z. i 81.
a. &c aA'.so sss; siiSs. Flint as.ss
ssss I'd ~ r.. fisoss
S:s .scosad 81 sfsssss: els.
liz NV Ssass ssieh " Asvs,r.es.a III, .r...
y 8 s x s: e 81 = sa
rss would desire g ossas; ; e ann =
fannBBE e1Ri;r I. LEFEByRE. 4. NJ. fri,.i.....N..
nn Is{ rhilSsogey. IAssratnrs, Morai and Msatsl.
William q 4. =. Vic. p.inei,.l
Astronomy, Mathematics, chsmistry, Histosy,
EDwxiRRp G. HowARD-Iissr.sare, Rhetoric
MRS ss'li sa tsftfsis EESSiEsisf R,..s
EHH a SzA s::;.
sES sssRi CARLOS cARDoRvEz MERA-sp.a..A
SsIE EaTYAhssysss SSss :,
SAYSRRBEasHGatr aas r1Ss iasss s..,.a
.a {. NsjsHiSalFs szsfH|fBfr-n.,,.
y. Hhios'0oA rYRxs:
Fo, Hoard 400 ~
En- Wssshsins.................-....'..... : 9
Tor Enkai : " :. 70 "
Fer F. Enss 81 T isna,,a.e. each - @
For sns1,h Thsa ssaaed exclusively Of
rorT W s'''A .'''''..'.''. ~ u
For For literature fasn @
M s one Iss.o.s IG Sss};
For three s sssca Of hho oaT wssE
For Sacred Music in class = . ~ S ~
FS or I hrs nir ., from Models. @
For iJrawins, from Nature ......... a. Se
For Painting in Water Colors .......... 20 %
P9r u r nepn for children under il
Years of age. -. .................... 30 90
"a No extra charges.
4 II latte RS to be addressed to
],N HUBERT P. LEFERVRE.
~ 23-3m Richmond, Va
z IGHMOND FEMALE INSTiTUTE:.
and end the last q June. 1850. ~
CHARLES II. WINSTON, A; NJ, succeeds REV b.
as .oe r mnortant Changes VIII he made bnt hc
and which now for five 1ears it has SO successfully
These are as follows:
J. To teach eceryth,ns that should Term part OF
a yOung lady s most liberal education.
2 To afford INSTRUCTION suited to ereyy stage OF
progress, from the hIst elements 10 the highest
or possible, for the pupil to proceed.
s. To teach whatever taught thoroughly astd
cell. FACULTY:
CHARLES Fl. WINSTON. A. NJ, { Univ of Va. }
President and Prof OF Moral Science and English
Literature
Rev. J. L. BURROWS, D. D., Evidences of
Christianity.
LIE A NJ Al
Mathematics and LANGUAGES.
r. A. LEWIS, M. D., Natural Sciences.
Prof o. ENION (of Parisl French
II. b. CLAP. Princip pal of Musical Department
o, A, ERICSSON Guitar.
- Drawing Painting &C.
JOHN w. REEVE, Peninanship.
Miss s. p RoYAL and Miss n s. VALRNrrsr
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I'D THOMAS HOWARD. Trustee.
BY Jas. M. Taylor & Son, Aueps.

- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
COUNTY OF Observation-Disclosures to n decree
81 the Circuit Court of Henrco, IN the case
Hutchinson VS.. Hutcheson's executors and Others
the undersigned as commissioners will sell at pub
lie AUCTION. to the hig hest bidder, on the premises
on FflpAI. the sd day of September, 1850, tif
fair II not, the next fair day thereafter conmen
eng at !. clock NJ, the following very valuable
Turnpike. about three miles from the CITY al r ich
mond, helm. portion of the property Of the late
Ambrose Hutchinson, to wit:
ing on the Turnpike. Immediately opposite the
homestead, containing about zoo acres, upon which
there are valuable ce-houses and an ce-pond.--
This land is in high state Of Improvement
I'd. A tract, called '.PENDLETON.' Containing
III acres lying ON said road about 55s miles from
the city of Richmond. -.
A map and survey be seen at the Office Of
Jas. nj. Tay Tor Son, in tho city of Richmond
Persons desiring to- make enquiry about the
above property. are referred to Messrs. James NJ
Taylor Il Son, or to either of the undersigned ono
of whom Hugh M. Hutchesonl resides near the
premises
TERMs.-One third of the purchase money in
cash, and the residue in two equal instalments at
one and two years from the day of SALE the credit
payments 10 he secured by NEGOTIABLE notes, with
interest added and the retained till the whole
purchase money is paid and a conveys nce directed
BY the court.
Possession will be given in time to seed a crop OF
Wheat and full possession of each tract will be de-
ivered at the end of the present year.
sa.fS7 ALEX. Is. HUCHESON.1 ss6eF
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS

j. c. LITTLE, 4. NJ, PRlycIpAL.
The first session of this School will begin October
lst 1859, and close July lst 1860. The situation is
well known as one of the most healthy in the State.
The course of instruction will nearly pos
lble 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 by appli-
cation to the Principal, at Orean 2. o., FauQuer
county, Va.
TERMs-$230 per session.
REFERENCES.
The Faculty of the University Of Va.
Gov. Wise, DR.. Jas. Bolton,
Mrs. Pegram, DR.. B. r. Wexford,
6. A. Myers, Esq, 2. r. Grattan, Esq.
Capt. 9. Dimmock. J. A. Weston, ESQ.,,
Thos. K. Price, Esq, Richmond, Ia.
DR.. H. w. Bailey. Henry ReIman, Esq.
Baltimore, Md.
DR.. ]. Riley. Georget0fcn. ID. C. iy l-3m*
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MRS. BROOkE'S
Iu B0ARDING ANR PAX SCHOOL

IN TH 1n CRY ~ OF OF 'Kth1ccHfMoND.
The session OF this School will commence on the
ist of October 1882 are end On the Let day OF JULY
An the branches Of tesnsls education viii b
ana the IN ii 81 weh
competent assistants have been employed.
of se yoass S psS viii m
give them the best moral and intellectual culture.
lone half payable in advance-the hsiance On the
18th of February, 1851
Board e'HS ~ "
Washing. .....-..............."... g 4S ~
EnrIish tuition, thisher branches,j % %
Modern Languages, teach1. 20 %
Music Music, iProiessor's icesj
Primsry Department. ..............-..-... 20 %
John Randolph fnisaE Be- B. H. TUCKER Rich
mond, Va. j, ST. Geo; Tucker. Ashland, Va; Hon.
r M: T; Hunter, l,Syds. Essex CO., Va Hoy 2
Moore, p: D, Rehwondi va; kishG Rey: B i e
Hs4 afprS h "A %ss Ffaf@sad Re- !rais
ham, winchester, Va; Rev. Peyton Harrison,
asss xs P Of | H Il s5 R H.
aS'S Mr. Oliver bsins' IT.
For further informatiqntt sdfTs'is =. BROOKE.
OH DOMINION FEMALE INSTLTU yE,
RICHMOND. VA.-This School for Young Ladies
will opcn the first OF October, 1889, and close the
Terms for the session, one half payable first DC
tober, 1882 and the remainder the 18th of Februa-
PRIMARY English department, including vocal
Intermediate. ....... do. do. 40 90
Senior: do d.. 70 20 60 60
Piano, Guitar, Organ, or cultivation OF the
Painting. Drawings &c............... 20 90 to 20 90
B"srd. including washing and lie hts 2as 90
The Principal wi II be assisted by an able and eth
cent corps Of teachers, among whom talready Sc
NIoral Science; l. E. sHuMATE, Esq. TEACHER Of
Ancient I4angu ges and Natural Science HORACE
CHASE, Esq. teacher of Music; F. ]. FISHER,
teacher of Painting; Misses Nj. +. CARTER and A.
Z. DELaPLANE, for the English department. For
further information and references concerning the
school, see circulars, or address S,,,n Mt
~. -, T. L. GALLEHER, Prlneipsl,
CHURCH HILL ENGLISH, CLASSICAL.
sca MATEHFFoNkhrBHGs hat
graduates or pro6cients of all the schools OF the
University of Virginia have united to establish a
and hope to he paronized by parents, especially in
the eastern portion OF the city.
TERMS:
Per session Of nine months, oae-hG0 IN ndranee.
Ordinary English branches. 5000
HIGHER Eng lish, including bookkeeping. -. 400
Ancient and Modern Languages, each: le;M
H. Winston, President Richmond Female Inst
tute; Or. F. w Hancock; Dr. Albert Snead; Rev.
4 E. Dickinson; Dr. 1 G: W briggs DR.. Ino Knox,
rico county Turner Richardson, Esq; Thomas j.
Starkc. Esq, Richmond.
ia For further particulars. see circulars.
JNO. NJ. WINFREE.
CHURCH HILL, Richmond, June 2lst, 1889.
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BY Crcnshaw 4 Co., Aucts.

CARGO SALE-4.117 BAGS RIOCOFFEE
~ AT AUCTION IN DOUBLE BAGS We shall
sell at auction. at our Warehouse on the Basin, on
FRIDAY. 9Th August next, at II o'clock, 4.ll7 bags
Ria COFFEE, in double bags, being the cargo Of
the Barque Winifred, just arrived from Rio de ia
metro. This Coftee was selected expressly for our
market and said to be of the best cargo that has
been sent To this port during the year.
TERMS -Four months credit, for approved nego-
table paper. CRENSHAW &c CO.
jy 25-tds
Will be added to the above sale:
$50 bags prime Layuayra COFFEE,
60 bbls. c Extra SUGAR,
20 do. Coffee do.
10 do B Coffee do.
5 hhds. N. o. SUGAR.
100 boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES.
jy 26-tds CRENSHAW & co.
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jy 26-dtds
zo-otos Acting Trustee.
VIERY VALUABLE RESIDENCE AND
~ Is '' GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Auc,,s.
,I,RUsTEE,S SALE OF TRACT oFLANn

l. IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, NEAR TO
BEtLlONA ARSENAL-As Trustee in a certain
Deed Of Trust. from Mr.. Abner w. Trabue, dated
10th March, 1855, duly recorded in Chesterfield
County Court, | shall, in execution thereof. pro-
ceed 70 sell at public auction on the premises, on
MONDAI, the 9Th day of August. 1889. at II oclk.
LAND, near the BelIona Arsenal, in Chesterfield
county; Ehereon the said Trabue lately resided,
with all the houses, improvements and privileges
OF what kind soever thereto belonging.
TERMs-Cash, or on such credit as may DO agreed
jy N-td THOMAS HOWARD. Trustee.
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l ~ CHINA, GLASS AND EAHrnEN.

IN CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN.
WUWARE, AT REDUCED PRNES.-ISio
WY our purpose on the first Of JxnuNry mart, 70
remove to one Of tho new iron front .wsse.
houses on Governor street. now boing built, and
with view OF reducing our stock, to avoid the ne
eess,sy o. MOVING u We shall from this time oaer
OUR ENTIRE STOCK At greatly rotfnood pYi-
ss &c We have many lot. q ssirahls GQoDS sas-
which will BE- sold at the cost Of iGnportatien, 70
close them. Housekeepers will fud il - tAeis in
GEo. J. SUMMER CO.,
" B-lm No. - Pearl street,
IN JUST OPENED.-Larys additions 10
~ Umy stock Of GLASSWARE. coWpyioing, in
gaIt. Cut and Pressed Gohlsts, TumblsIs,
- Wines, ChampaSnes, LenOuodos, Lager
Beer Glasses. Fruit Bowls, Preserve bishss, Salt
Cellars, Julep Tubes. Cordial Glsssee, Re. Those
IN want will please call At the China 6tore Of
THOS. A. BULKLEY. ~ Msin st
40 kEESEE PARN'a INIeAOvEO
STONE-W ARE3FRUITJ JARS, with e0fk
shoppers, air-tight. for preserving hssh
- fruit, oysters, mince- meat. &c. We have
very large lot Of the above superior Jars. OF ali
AZ very lew prices, At our Pottsry, corner Of
KEESEE A. pARR. MsnufscAur>rs =
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By Thos. w. keesee, Auct,
tOfhce corner of 18th and Cary strects.1

CTORE ON 14TH STREET, OPPOSITE
~ ~ EXCHANGE HOTEL, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. the 4th
day of August, at O'Clock. p. NJ. shall proceed
to sell at auction, the BRICK BUILDING on 18th
street, formerly occupied b, the late w. J. Smith,
Merchant Tailor, and now occupied by Vim. Allen
in the same business. 1t is in central location
and very convenient for almost any branch of btl-
slness. subject to ground rent of $50 per annum.
Terms at sale.
\ VIM. HOLT RICHARDSON,
Admir- of VIM. J. Smith, deceased.
Sale by THos. " KEEsEE, Auct. Jy 26-tds
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Ro0K AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Ro9K AND sTATIoNERYEsIA.LIsH
respectful, inform. hi. friends and tho paslia GEN
81 AZ e ssss st%
Tie Them snd ss, Of MT PHI
Bdoah School S65ksA TSS srfFdSksS
ANDVARIETY GOODS, embracing, as far Is pos
GLASS he fsp n y
sept Of late publications and new stock suited to
'ne ssaf ps;c, ,.....s,,,, r.,n.,a. A., n..v-
RI e his friends and former customers, ss young
gentleman worthy of their PATRONAGE, and would
il tie .aooss. II j ssss6simsnt, and is ssili to
Be found at the store. yElm
Richmond. July 1, 1859.
CAN'T w. HARWO6D.
Governor street. Richmond.
i fagf fh Esrs ssd iaS iks
IT. God6s r g shs pubic year.
Re s.sensa and S ss' ss & sss
vii q A. s s e, .aef ssss %
HE|ssSRbASs. 5EHgs' s1aa$sA' sssssa,ry.a.
SWhaashHKs STi cIf1NMhTS l sruasl.
s gfREsFE56A ARbs, EkgH fiaNaE SSk ks,s.
asSs1ss7s1sssSfRSs sSdHssIsas Il
y viz is1iss ssi.' variety Of s'is' s'''s'ss
nOUBLE REFINED STEAM GANPIE6.
ssR sn.Ss. q n ne Is sss sesh
the ss;isE;E rsGes sb,f e assis'' q
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By Richard Cnathorn, Anc5.

ny Richard Cuuth0Fn, Auct.
CL0THING, DRY GOODS, &C.. AT Arc.
IION;-On FRIDAY, 5th inst. Mt 10 o'clock. ~
m my store VIII sell At auction, desirable assort-
TH. ne lot consists of Linen and Cotton Pants:
linen and Marsellles Coats and Vests; White
GIovna and Eaner Hoses Hose; Sewing silk; Six
Linen Boson,s; Fancy and MarseIles Shirts. &c.
and NJ, rs-Alse Boys Boots and Shoes; Ladies
s ~ MISSES Gaiters and Bootees Heavy Bros ans.
e; lan 81 r. CAUTHoRN
RE ~ E.G9GkBRIDGE BATHS FOR SALE
The , g, me Crc9t Court Of Rockbridge, made on
other a .. apri,, 1852 il the of Jordan and
othsrss' asanst the Rockbridse Baths Company and
gust p a Psse appointed will. SATURDAY, An
at HIS ri EpBbs HTHs
nos n rs s1STe road from Lexington to Goshen De-
ram ~ NJ me virginia Central Railroad nine miles
The place eni, ana eleven miles from the former
properties Of it's Baths land uriny me me
nee Tha mad very large and profitable patron
two ranses improvements ps consist of large Hotel,
Houses-ope Tor the accommodation Of ladies' and
rne ot ~, ier gentlemen urnshins
The establishment is well suuniied ny peisnns'-
niture which will he sold in gross viii tb nooa Iur-
". there y Farm of $50 acres attached to and
property small portion Of which viii bs a ndns
ana sold with the Baths, and the residue vii 1 ba
S.d separate apsf; This is very excellent Farm,
quality. The Farm has on it good frsm Gu 9nn
INK house and all necessary out bnildinss o"eh-
cIERMs-Cas IN hand sufficient to pay tho cost.
thirty days; and the balance in three eona snn u
payments from the first day of October naxs H MA
interest from the day OF sale-the purchaser siyna
to the property being retained further security.
Jy 25-eodtds L. F. PAXTON Cont
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Fatal Accfdspt-The Steamer Arefie-Hsr Des,i-
nation, Sc.
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All letters to be addressed to
HUBERT P. LEFEBVRE,
jy 23-3m Richmond, Va.
JOHN w. REEVE, PeSlnanship.

Miss s. P. ROYAL and Miss N. s. VALRNrfSr
will continue to teach the English Branches in the
Colleg late, and Miss JANE s. STANARD, Mrs. ANN
i. MALLORY. and Miss MARY q. LATHRoP, in the
Preparatory Department. Some Assistants will be
appointed hereafter.
The President will hear the recitations of all the
classes at regular intervals, giving special atten-
ton to the Primary pupils.
TERMS:
(Per session of nine months, half payable in ad-
vance, October !, lS59-remainder, February IA,
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OERRUMEHY.-IMbin' : ExtFaofs, eFiaA CO.
vassss, Fai ssIs y JOHN \: . ro.L4,1H.lp ].
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AIETALS, METAI.s,,-IonN n. aoRnoN

AahS WE AIS !-JoHN n. 6oR DON
" ( son, 18th street, near the Exchange Hotel.
Swedes American Hammered. Peru Hammered,
English and Enslish Refined Iron; English Ameri-
Horse Shoe Iron. Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe
Nails. Norway anil American Nail Rods, Sheet
Scroll Iron; Bro.d Plough Iron and Poug h Plates
Tin Plate. Pig and Bar Tin, Bucket Ears, Rivets
Nos. to Is.
FRESH iRRIVAL.-DARRAC HAIR
l. RiS co. haze Just received nice lot of III X
alpaca Sacks and Frocks. Also Linen and hleached
leans Drawers, together with Collars Cravats,
Ties and Half Hose all of which the, will sell yer,
low. Those persons vino have been waiting can
Row be supplied. Call on
DARRACO1F, HARRIS Il CO.,
Successors to Merchant, WetsgerS Co
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Norti@rn pTice, for n aFticle 1T like stAMfiAra.
c.l asa sa:9ss Y = +, ffs,f 5 s s.
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VALuABLE real ESTATE on sRAC

PoSITE TO SEABRO0K'S WAREHOUSE For
SALE AT AUcTIoN..By request Of the snrvi-
creation formerly worshi pping.at Christ Church,
Richmond, we shall sell At public auction, on the
osnss p NJ .he S lsS a.
which the said church stood prior to its being de-
stroycd by fire. has front ON the south side Of
TERMs.-0ne-fourth cash; balance at 8, II and Is
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, &C.
cured by trust deed, or title retained.
I ~ . GODDIN 4 APPERSON. Auef'a
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,,,.-.ss. Is!sIS I'll FL s Z. IsSa 4
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TURNIP SEED: TURNIP SEEDEJ

THE CELEBRATED VIRGINIA MAGIC
L WASHING FLUID is the best and safest
preparation for washing now extant. Prepared
only by J.. J. PICOT,
Corner 18th and Main SITS.
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nOU1TE REFINED STEAM G1NnfES.
~ Ny faeteFy y nox complete, and ~ Jar the
dciphis, which enables to oder 70 the irade AZ
Vlrginia, Nu5th Cexnlina and Tenneanoo = An %
ire slfv rfOceFs. n article Of s