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rArn. RACES.

ANrs1 a1a CELL AL ALP as 81 a.
Tl IL: Rs:s ,as s Msa &c &c. z l:ss
I'VE : days, a f''loTrsi' ssT DAY. !. -.
and shI es Single ds.s mile snsIsass
go forfeit o9 added :, sh s ca 'ns
s sf sas Sssf ,' P nae R9 dam Fidelity
by imported Priafn.
D. McDanisI enters ). T., by Boston. Jr., dam Re-
N. A. Thompson enters b. f., by voltaire, dam
LSneyil t BY Esi.psss;t ,.. Ton,cco rv nv Red
sEcosp sRacE-.sSwespstake for three year old
q so Start With hs oSes
' ctey, dam Miss Matte, BY Umpire.
F. NJ. Hall enters e. I. Faith, by Childe Harold,
a Boaaa enters ~ z Pauline Star Davis dam
by Monmouth Eclipse.
D. Mcdaniel enters $. E Minnie Lehman, by
Boston, ''' da sae q S1pi BAY.
FIRST RACE--Sweepsake for three year old colts
heats. s leo entrance, $50 forfeit; Sloo added by
the Club provided two or more start. Closed with
N. A. Thompson enters &. f., by Register, dam by
mondson. dam Virginia Payne.
Michael Ryan enters b. G. Prince, by Monarch,
dam Madonna.
O. 2. Hare enters b. C. Oysterman. by Revenue.
dam Miss Coutts. r
J. M. Taylor enters b. c., by Financier, OUT Oh
Emancipation Mare.
Gen. L. j. Green enters Mary Blair, by Red Eye
dam Phil Brown. -
Calvin Green enters ID. c., by Grit Edmondson. his
dam by imported Priam.
SECOND RAcE-Proprietor's purse $780, Three
mile heats
FIRST RAcE-S'nsle dash OF two miles; free ipr
all ages for purse of $40 the part of the Club;
$40 entrance, to go with the purse.
SECOND RAcE-Jockey Club purss $500. Four
mile heats.
FOURTH DAY. :,
FIRST RAcE.-Sweepstake for three year old
colts and FLIES. Two mile heats, $500 entrances;
500 forfeit; $500 added By the Clab. provided tive
or more start. Closed with the following entries:
d. Mcdaniel enters S. Minnie Lehman, by Bos-
ton, Jr., dam by Trustee.
p. G. Bouch enters C. 1. Pauline, by Star DAVIS,
dam Monmouth Eclipse.
Joseph Brumnel enters b. {. Crinoine, by Finan-
cer, dam Miss Matte.
Fondren. Williams Il Co., b. f. Leisure, by hed
Eye, dam Unknown.
J. T. ard T. w boswell enters c. f., by Grit Ed
mendson. dam VIr sina Payne.
Gen. Z. j. Green enters Adde Currier, by Chai-
lenger, dam by Imported Trustee.
Calvin Green enters b. by Grit Edmondson, his
dam by imported Priam.
F. M. Hall enters g. t. Faith, By Chide Harold, by
imported Prisai.
SECOND RAcR-- Proprietor's purse $3.50. Two
mile heats.
FIFTH DAY.
Handicap purse $500 for the beaten horses OF the
meeting. Two mile heats.
NATHANIEL A. THOMPSON,
Secretary Ashland Jockey Club.
Ashland, Hanover Co.. Va, Oct. 8, 1859. oc5-td
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80 FOR SALE.-- A small TRACT OF LAND.
on the New Bridge Road three miles east Of
- the City Of Richmond known as Auburn" K,
s. A. Hart and others. The above tract contains 125
acres. and is situated in pleasant and desirable
neighborhood. 1t has upon it . very good ID w Eli
LING HOUSE, containing or 10 rooms, with a
sufficency OF wood and water The soil is produc-
tive and is well adapted to the growth of all kinds
Of grain, grass, &C., and would make most desi-.
rabe vegetable garden. It is highly susceptible Of
improvements. aud by, the iudicious use OF lime
satisfactory results from the of these manures
other lands in the neighborhood will attest. The
above property is offered for sale privately on lib
eral and accommodating terms, would be ex-
changed for city property. Apply to
RAWLINGS Il HOLLADAY,
18th street, between Main and Franklin,
au2 Pts Richmond, Va.
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MECHANICS, INSTiTUTE-
SCHOOL, OF DESIGN

The School Of DESIGN OF the Virginia Mechanics
Institute will be opened for the admission OF schol-
ars on the evening of tuesday,. October 4Ih. and
DAY and Saturday evening, until the LIST of April
1860.
engaged as teachers, and the Committee feel Justi-
fed by past experience: in recommending them as
fully competent to perform all the duties satisfac
torily. Besides the exercises in tree hand Sketch
ing and simple Geometry, and the more intricate
branches of Mathematics Lectures VIII lie de-
livered every Thursday evening on some practical
subject connected with the exercises of the schol-
ars.
Every Arrangement will be made to insure the
comfort of the scholars and to afford facilities for
their advancement. -.
All persons W no wish to attend will apply either
to one of the undersigned, or to j. w. LEW ELLEN.
Secretary of the Institute, from whom certihcates
can be obtained. and without which no one Will be
admitted into the school
TERMs.-S3tU per session Of three months.
THOS. H. WYNNE,) Committee
JAMES KERSEY, : on School of
JOS. F. POWELL, \ Design.
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5000 prizes Of $40 are o 100. 0gU
r 42S uriZeg. amounting IN @93o fsa

E,4a5 prizes, amounting to........-.-.. s. 800 GOO
Whole Tickets SO; Halves SIS; Quarters 50 g.
APPROPRIATION PRI The two preceding aH.
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
the Approximation Prizes, according to Class A.
For example: II Ticket Number 1880 draws the
100 go Prize, those Tickets numbered HIS ll249
1881 l252, will each be entitled 70 500. Ii Ticket
No. $50 draws the 600 prize, those Tickets num-
The 100 Prizes Of $50 will DO determined by the
last figure Of the Number that draws the Capital
Prize. For example; II the Number drawing the
Capital Prize ends with No /. then all the Tickets
where the Number ends II will be entitled to SO
Tickets where the Number ends in will be enti-
tied to SD, and SO on TO O.
In ordering Tickets enclose the money TO. our
address for the Tickets ordered pt OF which
they will be forwarded BY first mail. Purchasers
can have Tickets ending in any figure they may
designAte
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after tina drawing
M. Purchasers will please write their sig natures
plain and give their Post- Office County and State
IA Remember that every Prize il drawn and
payable without deduction
- All Prizes Of u 900 and under. paid imnle-
time Of forty days, in full. without deduction
All eoInInunications strictly confidential.
Orders for TlckotA 10 be directed either to
WOOD, EDDY CO, AugustA, Ga,
W W80b, E Ebpfy &c. g.. A Wimss as 81,
., PET ef the npmi,efs that sye draws from
snd s sasAsa sss 81 . ven
tutienaIisf. o6ils xssissss, Nesesis asSsste.
Iios. o. Nov York tisssa = 49,.
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FEAI. Ds1,Arn ron sALn
J. neutrality-suspicious. HuN

- yERYDESlRABLEF ARs1 At HUN
= C.. EIGHff nj rs NoBTN r og RIGH-
MoND. CONTAINING is5 ACHES FoN I sALE,
to sei the FarfIl ocated above, now IN his oceu
uaney The most Of the land II open. and IN nne
state of Improvement, embracing some nne inca
llsw as we'll as high land. ihe puiioinEs On Tug
place nearly new, having peen stpss911 " "a
few years ao The place T. ysly ,h9.c INV
ma Nv ~ the most respectable farmers OF the c0un
ty The Richmond and FrederlcksbuIg nat'v ~
Yuus through the land, and the cars stop ~ we W.
Hungary depot about 2p yards i19m .me can ~
up and down on the railroad twice aally. ~ as
hoars as may suit their convenience. also, oHeIns
Unusual facilities for the transportation gu ma
nures ii ON the city Shonld more lansl be nesirsa
joining. profitable ice business may pc oomner'gs
with the farming operations AS the o~ saon ~
anxious to sell. the price and terms 81 pay heht
will be made very reasonable. Apply TO- -.
Sc 13-2awIm GoDDIN APPERsON. Auc...
80 RAILROAD LANDS FOR SALE On
R$R LONG CREDIT, AND AT LOW RATE
~ OF INTEREST.-The Hannibal and 81. 10
OF LAND, lying in che State of Missouri, which
granted, by Act OF CONGRESS, to aid In the con-
struction of their Road. offer ths principal portion
thereof for sale, on the most liberal terms.
and all within fifteen, miles of the Railroad which
is now completed and open for use throughout It's
entire length, 206 miles, and runs through coun-
try which is unsurpassed by any IN the salubfty 81
it's climate the fertility OF Its soil, and the extent
of its mineral resources.
For further information, apply at the Land Office
Of the Company or address, y josiah 5sf.sIH HUNT
Land Commissioner H. Il 81. 10. r. r.
HANNIBAL, Mo-, June 18th, 1859.
iy
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Ain CUSHIONS, Of differ
= ent sizes; the 6nesf Poma<es and eOaps: gonu-
inc Fasina Cnlognes and Luhln'a Hdkf. Extracts;
and Combs, For sale at
MEADE B BAKERS Prescription STARE, y
~ Main ~, cor. ab0ve Reesv0 &ce.
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES.

w PEARCEl-Wholesal and retail dealer
in DRUGS, NJ EDlCINES, PAINTS, OILS, WIN
DOW GLASS, ALCOHOL. BURNING FLUID
and select assortment OF FANCY ARTICLES !:
also. SOAPS of all kinds. No. l07 Broad street,
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Ma No extra charges.
All letters to be addressed TO
HUBERT p. LEFEBVRE,

| II Session of my LAW SCHOOL will commence
| on MONDAY. the hday of November next: Cir
| culars will be sent to gentlemen desiring lntorma
tioL to the plan of instruction, text hooks. eX-
| penses, &c. JOHN w. BROCK ENBROUGH.
| LEXINGTON, Va, August Is, 1859. Sc 5-2m
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IUAN PiZZlNi,
d WHOLESALE DEALER In

u " T ~
AND REFINED CANDY MANUFACTURER,
Keeps aiways on hand the LARGEST and freshest
stock Of FRUITS, NUTS, PRESERVES. &c.
snd is continually receiving, by every steamer and
sslins packet an addItlonai SUPPLY; Cal at the
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MEDICAL CARD.--Dr. PLUM Il offers his ser
lvl vices the public in the all secret
diseases, Twenty years practice in tho ah0yo
branch gives Or. p claim to public favor. OfIice
ON Franklin ntreet. near the Exchange Hotel, and
ways on hand. q supply II tho CHEMICAL EX-
THACT OF FLUWERS;'s one Of the very best
renovaiorx for weakened parts now known. Medl-
cines sent to order. All ccmmv uicatons BY letter
or othArwise promptly attendA 10, Richmond. Va
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Sc Adm
DICnmoNDCLAsxiCAL

q
FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
The Eishth annual Session Will commence on
MONDA Sept. 26th. at the rooms Franklin,
between Sth and 9th streets.
H H8R,g " Z S saiFH A a. Mi IT. Principals.
PRoF. II. W. kUELBFL, Instructor IN French
and other Modern Languages.
PRoF.JOHN A. CALYO, Instructor in Ornamen-
tai Drawing.
Mr. J. w. REEVE. Instructor in Practical
Book keeping and Laws of Accounts.
PROF. o. HEINRICH, instructor in Mechanical
and Architectural Drawing and Practical
Surveying and Engineering.
Present patrons of the School are earnestly
lcited to secure punctuai attendance on the part
of the PUPILS. and those wishing to enter their sons
are respectfully requested to make early applica-
ton. 49,
The Principals will be at their school, room be-
tween the hours of and u, and. at other hours.
may be found at their residences. For references.
terms, &C., see Circulars for distribution, at the
Bookstore of Jas. WoodhoGse Il Co. Sc l6- I'm
m- A Primary Department will be connected
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INSURANCE.

JAMES SPAS HER, IN .:S iassG
sT rR - DOOR % FROM TaE coRSER Of
I on @dn 70 SIee
Merchandise and every description of Personal
Property, tthe subject OF fire risk against loss
or damage by hre. upon terms as reasonable as can
be offered by any Response bic company The capt
tai represented by me is actual and ampte-the
standing and business character of the companies
unquestionable. From the long experience have
had, and my knowledge of this branch of business.
| am enabled to offer my numerous friends and the
public full assurance that all business transacted
with me win receive prompt attention, and cases
of loss or damage by Are will be satisfactorily ad
justed and speedily settled.
Country Risks and Inland Navigation Risks as
sured on most favorable terms.
SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
CoMPA
Chartered By q d;ss.a,Hg5 81 .s'a q" 1854
HOME OFFICE, ALEXANDRA, VA:
lnsures Oh the Cash and Mutual Plan'
DIRECTORS.
HENR R1RE T rH9N ANGGE Es B. gtAkEY'
bP s Il STIBfER T MH 2 aa 4
P. D. LIpsCoAB, RoBT; LESTER,
wis 81 Il NJ B!G dRNfR, S wi Il s WRidHrr.
HENRY W. THOMAS. President.
T. B. ROBERTSON, Vice President.
T y 1 Il + ! Il Hl HI Treasure Treasure.
.
Applications Tor Insurance granted and policies
issued and renewed on the most favorable terms,
- 'l-' ''' O'''-' ' ct ''' ). 4. COOKE.
18th ST., Exchange Hotel Building,
oc 3-6m Richmond. Va.
L RANCE:-The RICHMOND Fir e AssoCI-
ALTON, with cash Capital and Surplus of nearly
$3.50 COO, is prepared to issue policies on the above
descriptions of risks, on as reasonable terms us
eny similar institution IN the State, and respect
fill ell, - - tl,a
Applications will be received at the office, No 1867
Streets where the officers VIII cheertully give any
Iniormaton required.
All Losses promptly and literally adjusted.
- DIRECTORS.
Chas. 7. Workman, John H. Claiborne,
YIN YIN E. I TG?mpkns' Robert p Burton
Alex. Garrett, Geo. y. Gwathmey,
John 7. sabett' n.v FF's c + Pans pr..,,
ROBERT a. ToMPKiNs, Sec'y. Sc 24-Im
FIRE INSURANCE:
,,, Ineo r d. 1872 ~ y, ,,,a,,n
: ~ '''' y ANcE coMPANY 60 i-'' : ~
kAofhce No. l3l Main Street, Richmond. va
Capital and Surplus, S22O,00Qi
THIS COMPANY has the advantage of tirenty- seueH
years experience in the Insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor of the public during all
of that period reeds no special recommendation to
the citizens of Virginia.
1t effects Fire Insurance in city and country, and
It's cash captaI and surplns are as aboVs. and It's
affairs managed prudently, but literally, and its
rates as low those OF any other good institu
". L, Cowardin, J. +. Y ellsworth, Patrick Cullen.
{9ssph Allen, H., Nm beers beers, Seq Smith
Alex *. r. Parker jos WINSTON, Arch. Thomas
Jas A. Inlo ,ss f. A claiserns
by Ae ets 70 the Prasdsn OF
VIM WILLIS, JR.. Secretary. je Cts
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->--s---@------'--' =
EDUCATION.
nm. LE q +! !. 1 II! s; ssH ysek

MIR. LEFEBVHEsS SCHOOl
IVA GRACE STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND
FOUSHEE, RICHMOND, vA.-,-The next session
oi our School begins on the LIST day oil October, w.
and terminates on the last day OF June, lsD.
Our long experience in teacliinE, and the sery
liberal patronage we have received for 20 many
years. have both enabled and encourRged us g
make important improvements In our lnsI,tGi!o %
course of Literature. comprising EnKHsh,
French, German, Italian and Spanish classics the
four last through the medium OF the Frenehst haS
been successfully tried during the last session, aud
viii be continued aud enlarged IN the next.
We have engaged MIR. ED. @. HOWARD to take
charge Of the English part Of this COURSE as We'll
az the Rhetoric, Bellies and First heaning
classes Of our Institution. Mr. II. Is q gentieman
oil the highest qualifications, and We ieei connue4t
that his services will be duly appreciated. we
wculd earnestly recommend our Literature ciass
TO- graduating pupils.
The new house which we have erected Will great.
ly add to the convenience well as to- the comfort
of the young ladies boarding in our family. Two
young ladies' only will occupy one room, xcept IN
cases when three would desire to occupy the same
HUBERT 2. LEFEBvRE, A. M, PrinoipaI-,Na.
ayal Philosophy, Literature, Moral and mental
Nv, ffhhiiIonsesphys Trench ,ys Viz. prnc;nal-
Astronomy, Mathematics, Chemistry, HISTORY,
EDWARD c. HowARD-Llteraturs Rhetoric,
MRS. GRACE BENNETT-Engiish Branches.
MISS MARY c. COMMONWEALTH Branches.
MISS ELIZA BARTLETT-Englis Branches.
MADAME Ma J, MA MARIE TVAM.veeai Muse:
siGRA MARIETTA ERBA-Piano
JOHN A. CAIYO-DIawing and Painting. J,
WILLIAM F. GRABAU-Piano. Organ, Sacred
Music.
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A LExANDER GARRETT,
~ - A

~ CNH I 81, I'd DUUh bEIIUW 18TH,
AdjO,aing the old Column biaat Hotel,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
GINERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTAND
DEALER IN GROCERIES,
Peruvian and Eide Island GUANO, Rufin's
PHOSPH0. GUANO, PLASTER, &c. Particu.
lar attention paid to the sale of all kinds of coun.
Try produce-WHEAT, CORN, FLOUR, TO-
BACCO, OATS, &c.
Ihave made arrangements with Mr.. JNo. M. 9HRP-
PAID, IT., one of the best judges and statesmen of
tobacco in the city, to attend to the sale of all to-
bacco consisn to me.
return my sincere thanks to my friends for the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon me,
and hope by strict attention to business, to merit
\ continuance of the same. au l9--d6 w3m
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- SoTUCE---We most respectful

49, ly call the attention of our friends. u
customers, and the publ, generally, e our -
PET-BAGS, VALiCES, &C.. as they will find the
largest and best assortment of Goods in our sine.
expressly for retail, that can be found either mere
or elsevhere ana at ali prices. either of our ovn
MANUFACTURED, or Of the best Philadeiphia and
Eastern work. Please call and examine for Your
selves ALEXANDER HILL CO..
Manufacturers and Importers
of Roots Shoes &C.. No. l27 NJ ain street.
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nay GOODS. cARPuTrNo. &c.

y
Cash sToRh,r
msys es SEk sT's oabs ss nave The
fered.
Very s,ss stock rich Paris DE LANES
Rich Paris BIZ LANES. by the yard; np
Very larss stock Rept and satin-fased "h-
vAEENTfAs and rorLINs, solid and strped'
cLoAxs. cLoAKs. and sHAwI.s, in great
An the newest styles marked at the lowest cash
prices" PEsR sfs co. No. III Eagle Square.
L1ALL. 1850. ,,, 600
sPLENpIp ASSORTMENT .sHoR lS OF sTAPLE; AND ND
nouncing to our friends and the public generally,
as IF + sfs sna Dry
GOODS. 10 which we very respectfully invite their
KICK Rlsia b ssss a nd F SE s sI5sf
" :. eros DE EPSON, for mourning
IS :. two Fiounced 81 X ROBES
Extra Rich .colored SILK ROBES
:. Paris Prlr ted NOUS s LIN 4
Rich Paris ch,n,y Printed MoUssELINEs
Por sHhy,as ysALENTIAs. POLL DE
PLAIN and Printed French MERINoEs
Black M0USS EIJNES
Black BOMBAItNES; Black ALPACAS
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS
81 and Ga Heavy PULLED CLOTHS
T Rss RRi,s sSsS ESAATTlNETTs' LINsEYs &c.
White and Geld Servants BLANKETS,
Together with every article usually kept IN q
| st-class Dry Goods House. All OF which we will
| sell very cheap. oc S-ts
| DEMOVAL.-LEOPuLD ROSE has removed
Ii 10 his spacious and elegant new store at
| No. $50, BROAD STREET.
| store a
| DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES, &c,
And will he pleased TO his old friends and tho
| public generally. He has an entire NEW STOCK,
purchased for cash. and will guarantee to sell his
| goods cheap. GIVE HIM A CALL. Zoe 5-ln*
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fNKEAT OPENING OF FALL GOODS AZ
~ s. HIRSH'S. 2O9 Broad Street.

Z NhEA y VPt-NI NtI UF r ID OUUDS 4
" $. HIRSH'S. 209 Broad Street.
On MONDAY, the 18th of September, | will open
an entirely new and we'll selected stock of TRIM
embraces everything new and desirable in that
line. Having bestowed. as usual, great care and
attention upon the selection OF my stock, and with
ties in buying, offer purchasers Inducements,
which are not often met with. would call partic-
ular attention to my stock of WORSTEDS OF
every description, which, being of my own direct
Importation and under the management of expe-
rlenced hands, is by far the largest and best ar
ranged of any in this country. am always de-
.ermined to accommodate purchasers with the
BEST of Goods at the LOW EST market prices and
confidently submit my CLAIMS to their Judgment.
Sc l9-lm* S. H IRISH, 2U9 Broad street.
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MRS. COLE viii resume her Classes for IN
~ 9srnctien in SINGING and this PIANO
FORTE On the III Oeteber, Application NAY Is
made q Mrs. Peliet's School, ON bs0ad street, s.
tween loth asd nth, OF r. H Taylor Music Etore.
~ MAID eefeet. ~ 0-1m
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E,ALL TRADE, 1859.
CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE EXCLU-

LAIL TRADE, 1859.
CLoTHING AT WHOLESALE EXCLU-
WORD wEIsIGER,
Have in store the largest and best assorted stock
Of READY MADE CLOTHING thew have ever
offered for sale. Their Goods have been manulac-
tured upon the best ferns and made OF the BEST
MATERIAL and in the most FASHIONABLE
Merchants of Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
nessee are invited to examine our stock before
king their purchases elsewhere, We are deter.
mined to ofer equal Inducements with any house
IN this any ether market.
WORD WEisiGER.N No; y Pearl ST.
(sOx'S LINE.-Theo only regularllne 4 LIGHT
~ BOATS from RICHMOND e LIZ NGh ~ M,
three times week, TUESDAYS THURSDAYS
boat 7 EMPEsr. Capt Jons DosALp.
Boat JAS. J.. IRgY, Capt. WIN. r. WooDsoN.
Boat MERCHANT, Capt GEo. g. LAYNH.
Boat BRISTOL, Capt CHAs. J. JOHNSON.
BBss, etIyIAc SRI ws
These Boats are all of the FIRST class, and COM
mRnded by careful and experienced Captains, and
leave promptly ~ advertised. The subscriber thank
full Cor past ayofs literally bestowed, for the past
three years, bsgs continnsnce Of the same.
Astss shed. Dock ss in rear a al old g. Works
TUE PAIR or THE VIRGINIA CEN
h.d o. Is. HkRMiTrA5sAA d sRcik Ros
mIoad la., On the 1lth, 18th, 18th. nth, 18th. and
rl.s' 4HAs. ibiMa hook. sss''; gao & <. !.
H!1s sna i sw Esdf psIn sn
Philsdeiyhis LsdEss. 70 inssrt two weeks.
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EAJE SfTppIV

u The attention of the public is re- ESySai1
Respectfully asked ia NV Fall stock of <<ifAs
BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, &c, comprising a full
assortment in every department of the trHGe. Es-
pecel attention has been paid In the selection of
staple articles and other kinds ada pied to the whole
sale trade; and country merchants will consult
their interests by examining my stock before pur
chasing, as | am determined to offer great induce
ments tn secure portion of that trade. call is
respectfully asked, No. SO Main street, two doors
above L. r. Price X Co. JN0. G. PAGE. JR.
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uDuCATIoN.


r,DUCATION. :. MRS. MARY A. PERRY,
IL aformerly Mrs New having returned 30 iocats
permanently in the city, will open on MONDAY,
e.t H. In the hasemen ut OF the house occupied
bs Mr. Henry Roland, on the corner OF Grace and
2sth streets, opposite st. John Chnreh-ynfd, a
SEi,ECr SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. in
when will he taught all the usual branches OF an
Englis education, Drawing, Painting and NJ usIe:
Terms moderate and made known at the School
For The convenience Of persons patronizing the
school, a class oil small boys vi! Be reeely ~
"a. Vocal instructor employed, il necessary.
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CT. MARY.S GERMAN FEMALE INSTI-
- TUTE, 4TH STREET. BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEtaH, kfcHMoND, VA.-Thls Day and Boarding
School IN principally intended tor girls under ten
years of age, OF German parents, that wish their
children To be instructed IN both the German and
English languages, and TO be educated for the do
nestle life oil ordinary respectable society.
TERMS:
Payable quarterly in advanced
Board and instruction In the usual school
Instruction only in the bay school ........ u
mending, Ii, ht, plain ladies' work form no extra
charges. Medicine and Doctors tees postage,
books. writing and working materials, are charged
TO parents.
Boarders are not admitted for less than six
months.
For further information, address or apply to
Rev. JOSEPH POLK, >: l..
Cor. Ath and Marshall sts..
~ = 1vrt or at the Institute.