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DIME HOTEL, xA
"a T. ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,N
N.Y. RICHMOND.

O. Masn Street, Near FeMseesth or Pearl,
Continues TO 30 famous IS the yery best RESTAU-
RANT in Richmond.
LoysRs or COOP EATise will always find there
tn very choicest
e GAME, STEAKS. LIQUORS,
CIGARS, TO-. de-,
to he obtained in any Eating House this country,
The s'eokinx a. this Establishment IN unsnrpass-
ed and NO other house Of tss .,nd Y more renssk-
pioye ed about IT,
iientlsmen visiting the city on business. will kad
this house very conveniently located and comfort
ably arranged with lodging rooms, BY the day, week
or month.
MEALS, ~ they. may be ordered, in the sraeleus
end eonyeuient refectory, At all hours.
Private Rooms for dinner or supper parties. -.
Gentlemen VISITING this convenient estahlsh-
ment viii only be charged For whst they MAJ eyer.
Ne IL ma Ag w. n. MAYNARD.
EERO&nNE OIL. This % bnrns lonxsf, Mih
N not srsoke Is c<,ssspasatlveiy Tree ffeta ohtse
tionshle edor. and will 10 tsand ON t!.Al ne nsss
aft3ete Of Coal oil made. Fer sals ~ kehh89ao ~
puAcEtL. LARp,s s wv,
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- FOR SALE-A small FARM of one hundred
~ Acres, one mile beyond the termination OF the
@@ Mechanicsyille Turnpike, about six and a half
miles from Richmond, in an excellent neighhcr-
hood. and in the immediate vicinity of one or more
churches. The improvements consist of q Dwell
ing with four rooms, and all necessary out build
lngs, all OF which are new. Also, an orchard OF
choice fruit trees
It viii be sold for one nth cash the balance
on credit of one two aud three years with inter
est. Possession given immediately. .Ppply to
l.. b. THOMAS,
iv8-ts $50 Broad street Richipond
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~. DESIRABLE FAR NJ of OF ACRES, in
< HENRICO COUNTY, 6 MILES NORTH OF
-s.n@ RICHMOND, HALF MILE EAST OF THE
FREDERICKSBURG. RAILROAD, FOR SALE
James Phillips to sell very desirable little Farm,
located as above, adjoining the lands of Mrs.
Lownes and others. 1t contains Ielacres, of which
about half is cleared balance in original growth of
oak and pine. The buildings on the place all
new. consisting of a Dwelling with three rooms,
Kitchen, Barns, Corn House, &c. To effect n
speedy SALE real estate in Richmond Young ne
groes VIII be taken in exchange, it will be sold
on long credit, bearing interest. Apply to
Sc 3-2W HODDIN AZ ApPERSCN. Aucts
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John Randolph Tucker DIR. D. Fl. Tucker, Rich
mond, Va; st. Geo Tucker, Ashland Va; Hon.
James Nj. Mason, Winchester, Va, Rev. T. V.
Moore, ?. D., Richmond, Va. Right Rev. Bishop
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Richmond, Va; Judge H. H.
Marshall, Charlotte c. H., Va. Rev. J. R. Ora
ham, Winchester, Va; Rev. Peyton Harrison,
Cartersviae, Va; DR.. Gessner Harrison. Dr. Jas.
L. CabeIl, University of Va. DR.. R. H. CabelI, Mr..
r. T. Daniel, Richmond. Va; Gen. A. A. Chap
man, Mr.. Allen L. CapertOn, Mr.. Oliver Bierne, Mr..
John Eehois, Union, Va.
For further Information, address
- HENRY L. BROOKE,
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!. DAILY7LINE TO PORTS.

Ene8laz4=N MOUTH AND NORFOLK.--fne
ssr-sk-Eza=s.ze& steamer CT RTiS PECK and GLEN
COVE, will continue to run a daily line ~ the
above places, until further notice. The CURTIS
PICK, Capt WIN. PARRISH will leave the wharf
at Rockets every THURSDAY, SATURDAY and
Tt ESDAY MORNINGS. at O'Clock precisely
The GLEN COVE. Capt. u. G. GIFroRn. will leave
eyer. FRIDAY. MONDAY and WEDNESDAY
MORNINGS, at the hour. Returning. the
boats viii leave the wharf 1T Norfolk, each alter
nate mornings at O'Clock, and touch NJ Nil the
49, ~ III D. ,,he, Io -,
SO cents each
Eretsftts taken n usisat n o. HASKINS
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FoH RHMT AMn aArn

- EQR HENTs AND PQSSE8SION
SfyEN ffdf! EQfA fh9 Dt6{9f yit4
sAseIpent and ofnces 81 the cornar nj .BfQad
and Ninttstlyotes recently 0cohpiod ~ Nj D. yaf~
entine.. Jr. The .ituetion l. central and unsur- /
tad Dry Goods Store Clothing stors, Book. Piano
ana Music Store, or Hat Boot and Trunk store,
all Of which are particularly desirable 10 this
non OF the city, and any one OF which, with proper
T c ~. n9s n 70 snsase a Jsessss
a FOR RENT-Av very large BRICK HOUSE.
81 on Main. between ID and 81 streets, now occuS
imssst - mi. y, ~ is1ets
= -.Yp.z =. -. =. :.
81 FOR kENT-Those two large md mcdsTp-
In p sonES on Broad, rss q , raa,n ~ and
: Re is-im So'sea.'on MARX DoWNEEY.
Ms TAGE, on 9th street, French Garden Ill.,
s.A For terms, &C., apply to
GREEN t. ALLEN,
sc H-ts lis Corner of Grace and 9TH streets.
=. ron ENT1 Ijc ccftag "a 2 ESI-
E.:I DENCE, on Pine street, opposite Hollywood
I'll Cemetery. For terms, apply to Mrs. JANE
So s-st j. W. DENNIS, No. II6 MAN st.
a, EOR ENT-1 ~ ,,,,..e ..,on etven iu,Ine-
Ga 5iateIy. the SroR d on pRr"oke Avenue, on the
hI cnrney onnosite the store of John Clash-a COED
stand for a grocery or dry goods store. To good
tenant. the rent will be mode rate; APPLY TO
se8-ts JOSEPH HlEhHOLZEh.
ron RryT-A wuEEIwRU;HT and
G BLHcksMffH sAoP far rent, at my Mil lin IN
Of and e9s SAW @ the pac
where timber NAV be obtained.
ne 6-dlmt VIM. +. GAINES, Richmond.
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II FOR SALE.--A small TRACT OF LAND

fAF FOR SALE. IA small T TRACT OF LAND.
Is on the New Bridge Road three miles east Of
- the City OF Richmond. known as Auburn"
s. A. Hart and others The above tract contains LIS
acres. and Is situated in pleasant and desirable
nelghborhood. 1t has upon it very good DIV Ell
LING-HOUSE, containing or 10 rooms with
suficIency OF wood and water. The soil is produc-
tIye, and Is well adapted to the growth of all kinds
of grain, grass, &C., and would make most desl-
rahie vegetable garden. 1t is highly susceptible OF
and guano, can be made a desirable farm, as the
satisfactory results from the use of these mannres
on other lands in the neighborhood will attest. he
above property s offered for sale privately. on b
eral aad accommodating terms, would be ex-
changed for city gropeIty, Apply e
18th street, between Main and Franklin.
Am It's q Richmond Va.
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EREPAIRED, AND
yARNTSHEDA Nd R2PACKgD-T
subscrber bags leave 10 intoa 1. the pub
- - lie that he still continues 70 epsir and
Fc-vArnsh Furniture, at his Old stand,
On FrHnklin street, opposite Metropo. tan Hail.
can. r. given that I'll work IN His line viii s.
faithfully executed. = -
N. H.-Furnitare will b repaired and vanished
1t private resldsnces, either in town OF cenntry II
required $50 John UAVI0. T.
H7-sm Franklin 81. Metropolitan Hall.
WADsM9kTM, Turner & GO. have iss,
EesssissssN superior Virgin aaaufaetaIea fAa
Il NJ. :a'i. = ~ l I:r sss s iass hasss
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- CHICKAHOMINY FARM. JAMES

-x- sale that valuable FARM, known ms the
yarmouth Estate, situated within four miles of
the mouth of the Chickahominy river, and nine
miles from williamsburg. containing upwards of
1000 acres, the larger portion Of which is cleared
and in good heart, producing well of the usual
to raising of vegetables. The products OF the
Farm can be sent to any market by the steamboats,
or saii-vessels which ply on the river. Ii is CON
sidered one of the best Stock Farms in the coun-
ty, requiring but a very small expense to raise
any quantity of cattle, sheep and hogs, and at all
be had; also an abundance of wild fowl. 1t is well
watered, and mari IN abundance which acts we'll
on the soil as an lmprover.. The improvements
rooms, with all the usual out buildings-all in good
repair: The location is healthy and society excel
lent. The owner of the Farm, desiring to lecate
IN RICHMOND, will sell great bargain in the Farm
IL Will be shown to any person wishing to purchase
by Col. Geo. Richerson. of WILLIAMSBURG; and for
further information, apply to
RIO. B. LYME, Land Agent &c.
Office in Basement Metropolitan Hall.
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DAGsER,s WHITE sULPHUR

liz ROTETOURTC co UNITY, "a.
9 These SPRINGS, sometlmss called ..DIRsELL;;s
tors by the LIST of July. The PROJECTORS, having
the qualification 20 know that they have gwen sa-
selves that their future iahDTs will ensure full
portion of the public patronage.
h0af0, Per day - . ~
Beard, Ser week $.~--. :. ...s = -..ss..- 10 ~
z Board. Per hotel month, aS day.si - 70
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= feIghts AIKEN as usual. re. HAsKINs.
ers+ EXCURSION TICKETS FOR
AfEEN NEW YoRK.-QNLY as the

ED.-ExcnTsIon Tickets Will be Issued, by
the undersigned, for the steamers JAMESTOWN
and ROANOKE, between Richmond and New York
for $40 the round tIlp, and no charge for Meals
These Tickets will be good by either oil the steam
They will not be transferable. nsr will any re-
ductlon be made from the price if they not used
for the round trip
the steamers until the LIST OF October next thus al
lowing those seeking business or pleasure, or both,
ample time for sojourping;
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4 CAKD.- p
MFFSR. N. HUDSON DAWSON.
8IlIN DENTISTS,
OFFICE No. 203 MAIN T.
RN HUDSON will attend personally at the Office
every Wednesday and Saturday, from A. Nj.
uutil3 p. M. F. DAWSON may be found there at
all times. Sc Ism
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HSsN CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHEN-
RAWARE, III MAIN STREET. am now in
~ receipt of my fall stock of goods, embfacing
Ky almost every variety of CHINA, GLASS
and EARTHENWARE, in sets and by the piece.
also keep constantly on hand a fine assortment
of PLATED and BRITANNIA WARE, TABLE
CUTLERY, JAPANNEp WARE, ORNAMEN rs
of great variety. LOOKING GLASSES. LAMPS
and CANDELABRAS;S STONE WARE. at factory
prices: Green and Black TEAS, &c, &c.
Ny stock for the wholesale trade | have selected
with great care, and feel assured that | sell
as good terms any re- packing house at the
North, as | receive the greater part OF my goods
direct from the manufacturers. All goods packed
with care and shipped promptly.
au 3l--6w o. B. TAYLOR, III Main st.
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n,IaE CaISiYIIk NNEfOOL,.

l ~ NILS w I'd to II the advice Of his
to RESUME s ths d'iis aN Il ENGLISH school "a
4e he,f .n 1pS neyD
ting his encf.es ~ IN bn,siness or college, to merit
70 pn.lp,.,nnance of their agtronage HOME
He offers TO his citf trlenGs,
oF fIeiW Sli Is nnnslis hcathy The well wa wa
ter IS found by analysis by " jas o. Medical Col
lessor OF Sssss SsIuab s me dcinal properties
The next session will com menee Monaat Oot, o.
and close July Is, 1850, allowing wv" "'eA' '"ef
lion at Christmas.
Tuition from SIS to $50 -, ~.
pnard incIudIng table, rooms, iuei, usht anu
Dsb'nt sI3i. per month. pay able half IN advance
az EsG s9 ssd Rev.
yis ); r 49,; ., ~ and N tioddin Esq. Richmond
J. D. ~ ~, :" 49, GEO. u. EXALf.. A. NJ.
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DIR. DAVID COULLING,
REM VAL.
GEORGE r. STFEI,.

- Il e NJ a L..
MS GEORGE B. STEEL.
NLILD DENT T,
has removed his Office and residence from No. 231
Main street to the CORNER STH AND MAIN sTs.,
sir doors ADORE his old stand, where he is pre-
pared ruth 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 satisfaction in ev-
ery instance.
FOR RENT-One or two good ROOMS, in base
ment suitable for an Office. Apply to
Sc Sim G.. B. S.
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RAJLANU q BRU.,
au l5-d3t& 2awts Corner Main and 9th SITS.
~ FARM FOR SALEM NEW KENT

co. FARM FOR SALE IN NEW KENT
1N COUNTY. TWENTY MILES BELOW
ACKNOWLEDGMENT 100 acres OF LAND,
situated IN healthy location. miles south of the
stage road, and from 21a to miles from the Rich
mond and York River Railroad-with frame dwell
ling and out houses. and has 60 65 of clear
ed high land II or Is acres of excellent meadow
{ partly cearedt and the remainder in wood land,
of excellent water and mari bank the premises,
and is offered for sale very accommodating
terms. Any person wishing to purchase can apply
to me near he premises, or to ED. NJ. MORGAN,
at Geo. J.. Thomas store first door above Market
House, Main street, Richmond.
&c Pts JANE Z. MORGAN. ENcmtrix.
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RAu.RoAu2. "a.

-. - = n1xna - -
4TEksnuRo k1rIRosn p6 u
uk1kSXk---3 q SrS6 afkNx MfyN n Az -. iGs.:-v0
Of ssptsmbnf nexf. the Observation-Disclosures sh dsy
Freight TTeins which lsass Richmond IA B.. snd
viii start ~ ociosk, a. NJ, instead 81 ffmesy.
hitherto TIL WYTSrp.'as
---------- ~ peIlnsendent.
fSxS - a rts 5 ! MI IND AND Pr.
E&9 dEns9Uk6 EAILROAD-
- ~ ,,,;r. ~ ,, , and sissr ssptembsr lsth,
Wy - -. s,a.s ~ run as foiluwS.
v,nss.s t,,ca nas. r2R prrERsBuRs:
HA ls,S. .".vu ~. = f'aaiv.
AZ sh.y,i - a Il So O'Clock A. NJ
"a q naa ~ " III ~ ,unty ,atZW r. NJ
wesEix. VIZ: Mond,y. W.T.
gay anu riuay. AT. -. 500 AM.
y xnress. throneh No ssensnr A. fok RICHMOND:
1T * ;.' as o'clock AM
Mall sna ts q. npassenger,daily,
At tr,'nantia ~, an g IIeisht rafn,
nesday and RI s.a az ... wed. 500 An
vii bs s,sseiea s 70 lie Coal rr.,
Saturday, at Sis 4. NJ. 4e''"'' THURSDAY and
sss sS ,h. train VIII se the s1
Passengers from Clover Hill leave sum,u;, =,
take mall train sra'S or p a, and then
Richmond at 5:25 p. M on Tussdsy TI ~ OF iot
Saturday. ihuis"as ana
stop ths s9s aa trains viii
down at Manchester, TEMPLES. R;cs,s Ws, e' upat
Station and Chester " ~ " AA""- 10y
/ The express and mail trains from Rioh,so.a
meet with the southern trains -, ppsttn.npno con-
Weldon Raleigh wilmington. &c. Th,@yh &c .ef
cts for WILMINGTON can be procured at the ,iess,
The Same Trains from petarsb,r1 ,.nn.., =.
,sh Bssm with the TTGrhsIn trains for Washing
ton Rat;more ph;l.Jaiohsn w ae.s loI " dsh!hg-
he proenred M The Ia, P P anu we" iofk, can
| Fare for Wits nep. no w io'eisoufg' go,
Irhiidron 80 So :. . 4 i",o
xea r &c n'e anu uhoer t"eiVe A
colnraa VI aso. :, .;'.....'. w
Colored nessons Mi nc, a,s car. ""
class car eycont 49, " "a the U.S.
ebiS,e ~ e scl wnsn III a.enGanee on infant
m III stee @ as1iatey reaulrns Their
sons viii he be oase he S"e iafo rs lot whi'e per
4 d,.cann, 81 20 :, e., :, will 10 .t,,.os =. -
&. Se Z, zen cents VIII re aoMea on each
s sc persons getting on the cars where no tickets are
SERVANTS nj travelling by the9sslves mus. be far
nlshed oy thsir masters with TWO passes. 50 that
one can ne retained at the oilee and It must be es
70 g ~ on 1he cars; iaoS, H. lime, Sap't.
oin"o H. 4" = n III So~f
sept ., 1908. sc LIS
VIRGINIAANDTEN
GtEs1sEssisi sszr RAILROAD,-On and after the 9Th
@X8-1Hrt iupe 1889 TWO DAILY PASSEN
.GERyTRAINS viii be run mon this Road AZ f',
lows: - -
The MAIL, TRAIN will leave Ivnchhnrg at !, *
p M,and arrive at Bristol AT IL so x. M. RetnrninS
leave Bristol at go A. Nj and arrive at IynchbnSy
atgI5P M ~
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will Leave
Iynchhurg at ii p NJ and arrive at Bristol Al II A.
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS
ID IN FAUQUIER COUNTY, "a.

]. c. LITTI.E, a. M, PRINCIPAL.
The frst session of this School will begin October
lst 1852 and close July LIST, lS6o The situation il
well known of the most healthy in the State.
The coqEse of instruction viii as nearly as pos
sibIe conlefm to that of the UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGINIA, OF which institution the Principal 10
an A. nj.
The accommodations being limited, about 20 pu-
pis emily will be received.
Further information HAY be obtained by appli-
cation to the Principal, at 0rlean p. o.. Fauouier
county, Va.
TERAs-S23o per session.
REFERENCES.
The Facility of the University of Va.
Gov. Wise, DR.. Jas. Bolton,
Mrs. Pegram, Or. b. X. Wexford, .
g. A. Myers, ESQ, p. r. Grattan, Esq.
Capt. G. Dinmock. ]. A. Weston, Esq,
Thos. r, Price. Esq, Richmond, Va.
Or. H. w. Bailey. Henry Rsaman, Esq.
Baltine.s, Md,
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$50 kAtLKOAD LANES FOR SALE ON
%TS LONG CREDIT, AND AT LOW RATE
--s.< OF INTEREST.-The Hannibal and St. Jo
seph Railroad Company having over 900 AC RES
OF LAMB, lying In the State of Missouri. which
granted, by Act OF Congress- to aid in the CON
struction of their Road, offer the principal portion
thereof for sale, on the most liberal terms.
The greater part of these Lands are within six,
and all within fifteen, miles of the Railroad which
entire length, t206 miles, and runs through coun-
try which is unsurpassed by any in the salu brty of
its climate, the fertility of its soil, and the extent
of it's mineral resources.
For further information, apply at the Land Office
of the Company, or address, by letter,
JOSIAH HUNT,
Land Commissioner II. & st. 10. r. r.
HANNIBAL, Mo-, June l4th, 1859.
iy rrirn
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Have in store and will be receiving in all this
month, a large and general assortment of CHINA,
q UEENSWARE and GLASSWARE, LAMPS,
LOOKING GLASSES, CASTORS, and variety
of FANCY GOODS, which they offer, at wholesale
and retail. upon the most favorable terms.
We cordially invite the merchants of Virginia
North Carolina, and Tennessee, to inspect and
price Goods, feeling confident that we offer
such inducements to purchasers of US must Sc
cure their orders.
EA The most careful attention given to packing
goods securely, and forwarding them with dispatch.
ar 25-dkSw1m
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plM ! esAAggIs s ( g oARRIAeEs,.

nl4t74Ak tAKKIAGEN, CARRlAGEE,s
GH CARRIAGES.-Th subscriber intends
81. 4. ehsnsiHg hts business; and vii. easr for
make, consisting Of R0cKAWAYS, BUGGIES.
with ana Without tops, SC, which have heen put
up Win great care-for this marke = per csnt.
loWer IMAM regular city prices, he intends TO
sell every seilicie on hand. sw9ud further stn:e,
tlaI aii persons in want Of CAkkIAGEs, HD6
al rs, &c, viii Gnd it krsatiY Ia thor interest 70
eve me q eaf. rs I AM detessninsd 70 saH ~ III
out my stock. JOHN DOES,
% k-iM eesnes oth And 1rea1 sta
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CHURCH HILL, Richmond. June 2lst, Isl
~ gl-9u1t
- NJ pTON AGA NY.

III INSTRUCTORS:
JOHN B. CARY, A. NJ, Principal, Ancient Lam
Cuages and Mathematics.
FLEMING JAMES, JR., A. NJ, university of
Virginia,) Ancient Languages, Spanish and
Italian.
WILLIAM E. CUTsHAW, tv. NJ. I.,) Mathema-
tics, Tactics. and English.
EDWARD HARDlK. Graduate Weimar College,
Germany, instructor of Music, FRENCH, and
GERMAN.
Mss +. A. CLEVELAND, Female Department
The exercises of this school begin on the first
MONDAY in October. and continue ten mcnths.-
Board lights extral and tuition in Ancient Lam
guages, Mathematics, &c, $220 per session. Mo-
dern Languages, each, $40. and Music, $50, extra
For catalogue, further Information, address the
Principal. Hampton. Va. an dim
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t1RiMARf SCI COL MRS. JULIA T..
I JOHNSTON will open . School Tor small Boys
Anu MEis, NJ her house, on Third street. between
E5enkhn ss9d orass strssn, on MeNDAY,iQx
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o4l6WR CAKKIAGES, CAKKIAGES.-
&E1E The subscriber has on hand. at his Coach
xSZ----1aEMakins Establishfhent, on Lombard Al
ley between Main and Cary 18th and 18th Streets
TEES, BARQlcHES, BIZ GGIE Els with and without
tops, and SULKIES Of has own make, OF ths
best materials aud wofAmaAshp-ai Of which viii
be sold ~ low As good work Of the kind can be in
the city Of facnmondi and resaectfaliy ask acan
ihne, AZ / am determined to make 10 order ana ~
soil at the lowest Prices posxihi and ali work soH
that is new, varranted. MlEAJAH MANGt1.
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-n~Ss NEW LIN E--THE SEA-
Ee4s]AE3N BOARD TOWING AND TRANS
.sss-ss7rFa-zzrss PORFATIoN COMPANY
INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE
OF VIRGINIA,
Authorized goo!
Having provided suitable CANAL. and STEAM
TOW BOATS. are now prepared TO transport al
of FREIGHT between RICHMOND
and LYNCHBURG and RICHMOND and NOR
FOLK.
No. Freights received daily for LYNcHBgRG.
and 81 No e H.
Shed, on Dock street, in rear Of old Gas Works.
WIN. G. SMITH, GENT sup't,
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II MAYO STREET.-THE SIXTEENTH SEES
sion Of my School will commence on MONDAY
the 18th September next, in the basement Of the
Mr.. JOHN H. BEALE, a graduate Of William
and Mary College, and well recomme nded as a
teacher, Will aid me in the Classical and Mathe-
NAUTICAL course and the English branches.
Mons. G: BOULANGE, a faithful and laborious
teacher. will instruct in French.
Mr.. JOHN A. CALYO will give instruction in
Drawing, and MIR. JOHN w. REEVE in Book
Keeping and Penmanship.
Terms, &C.. as heretofore. M s1s4N5
For any further information, apply to me, after
the Sth September at the Richmond House, or sd
dress me; through the Post Office.
au 22-d6wt G.. p. BURRUSS.
HE EXERCISES Of Miss TAZEWELL,
L School will be resumed on the first MONDAY
October next, and close the last day of June.
Competent and en- experienced teachers IN the sew
eral departments have bsen secured.
All other requisite. information will be commu-
nlcated through circulars, which will be received ON
application. TERMS:
For higher English branches. .........-.. $40
For Primary English branches. ..~....... 30
Languages ancient and medern, feachl.. -
Music--Professor's fees. au l6-3ms
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n u, STANARD will resume the duties of
q. his CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICIAN
SC HQoL a has Rooms, corner ofoth and Clay sts.,
= TkRMs-t Pay able. half in advance fren SO to
80. All the English. Mathematical and Classical
hsnsches taught. Modern Languages, $40 extra.
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$ nDUcATIoN.


T,NcLssH. CLASSICAL ANn e.,, MAI ..1ess
CO IT. BoYs. 9TH street. betw cen MAIN ana
Franklin, coinmeaciAg 18th SEPT; !. rvs.
gina, Military Institute, or anv college, OF Tor
The Preparatory Department will be limited TO
sIXTEEN SMALL. BOY 81 and will DO under very
'a - ioess. T. PRNpLEToN. PRINCIPAL
DIANO PORTE AND sINGi n G.--Miss
L ALICE c. DAWSON viii be happy to receive
aimttsd number of pupils IN the above branches Oh
education, on moderate terras, either 81 the resi-
sienee Of the pupil at her own, 10Th street. De
tween Broad and Grace. x.~.s,.x
t.a,ss Sc Sim
AIMS HARTSHORNE, from New YORK, nov .s
IN in this city. wishes to Obtain scholars ,os .he
PIANO, either privately or in school. she Y :;
pupil III Prof. WoLLeNHsgrr. wn9 ewes ner nv
AID hest commentator. Those WISHING 10 receive
3nstruc,ien will please call ON her, AZ ne corner q
Main and Adams streets; Sf aaaiss sNKsitNs Ex
change Rank ,.,., .,;uxnv,,y,o pa~
Richard Wilmer. Rev. G. ]. GIBSON, Pr Hohson,
q. r. BALDWIN. ESQ.,. VIM. d, Gibson, Esq.
r s.
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.N-~s TRi-WEEkLY FREIGHT
e rr4s964z@HAND PASSENGER L IN E
FROM RITHMDMD TO BAL

Es4Sla4z@nA ND PASSENGER LINE
sseTs-z-sx-s-1- FROM RICHMOND TO BAL
PROFESSIONALISM STEAMBOAT COM
PANY.
Steamers GEO. PEABODY, Capt RID Pritchard
and BELVIDERE. Capt. VIM. keene.
On and after the 18th day of August, these supe
rior Steamers, with their magnificent saioons,
state ROOMS and passenger accommodation, VIII
make the connection between Richmond and Bal
tmore three times every week, leaving and arrfg-
ing every other day.
Leaving Richmond for Baltimore every Tuesday,
THURSDAY and Saturday.
Arriving at Richmond from Baltimore every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Passengers going by this line; will plesse notice
hour of departure in steamers Advertisements
Freight received every day. Freight taken for
Boston and forwarded directly on ut lowest rates.
Tickets for passage procured either at our oice IN
Sitoekoe Slip, opposite Columbian Hotel, at
steamers wbarves.
~ NJ.