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WAVEKLEY INSTITUTE,

Mas. PETER P. MAYO. Principal
Mrs. MAYO vii! open, on the first Of 0ctoher
YOUNG LADIES Her objec, is to combine a
useful and complete English education with a
practical ace ulsition of French and German. and
a proficiency in Music. To accomplish this pur-
pose. her Professors cf French, German and Ma
slc will reside IN her family OF which French will
be the common language.
For Prospectus Of the plan of study. or Circu-
ers: containing terms. references and other par
ticulaTs. apply To MRS. PETER p. MAYO,
an 23-3WN Richmond. Va.
Rs Mrs. MAYO has removed her residence to the
house recently occupied ny the late Judge Z. V.
DAnlel. on Fifth hetWeen CLAY and Lslgh sLraets.
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1,HE SINGER SEWING MACHINES

THE SINGER SEWING MACHINES.-
The marked and ever extended popu arity OF
| SINGERS SEWING MACH n rs, both IN Ame-
rica and Europe. is such best to establish thei
superlorlty over all others in the market Sewing
Machines so called, may be hnuE ht 1t is true. for
a smaller amount of dollars, but it is mistaken
economy IN invest any thing in worthless or un-
reliable article. and those who Will do must
abide the consequences.
SINGERS NEW FAMILY MACHINES.
In order to Liace the Gerry best Family Machines
in tts lcOrit within the reach of all, we have re-
duced our Letter A, or transverse Shuttle Ma
chimes, beautifully ornamented, TO FIFTY DOL
SINGERS No. l AND 2 STANDARD SHUT
TIE MACHINES,
Both Of very general application and capacity,
and popular both in the family and the manu- ac-
rory PrIces reduced respectively from 5 1856 and
$50 to $50 and Sl0g
SINGERS No sT "a 3 4 SHUTTLE Ma
For carriage makers and heavy leather work
Price. corn lete, Sl25.
Also, to complete the list, an entirely new ar
ticle, unequaled for MANUFACTURING purposes
noseless, ra pId, and capable of any kind of work
Price, including iron stand and drawers, $40,
cheaper at that. in view of its value, than the ma
chimes OF any other maker a gift.
All of Singers Machines make the interlocked
stitch with two threads, which Is the best stitch
known. Every person desiring to procure full
and reliable Information about Sewing Machines,
best method OF purchasing, can obtain it by send
ing for copy of Il. Nj Singer Il Co.'s Gazette
~hich Is beautiful pictorial paper, entirely de
NEEDLES, THREAD, COTTONS ST K, and
all necessary articles used with Sewing Machines
kept constantly on hand for sale. Also, a practi
cal machlnlst, who IS ever ready to attend on our
customers. II required.
Messrs SINGER CO.'S Office being conduct
ed on the most thorough business principles. by an
entirely new set of hands, feel confident OF
Going our share Of the business, we have always
done heretofore. NJ. SINGER CO.,
$40 Main street, Richmond.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
BRAINARD HOUSE

a. a BRAINARD House,
YEMf Elm IRA, NEW YORK
LII E. BLOSSOM, PROPRIEroR,
(FOrmerly Proprietor of the Blossom House Ro
chester, n. "
This large and commodlous Hotel, at the ia untio,
of the y. Y. and E r. X. with the roads Iead,ns
from Baltimore 10 Niagara Falls, is now opeu h,
the reception of visitors.
Pure AIR, fine scenery, well stocked arder good
beds and attentive servants, are some of the a.
fractions To travellers. No etorts will be spared Ia
continue Its character as p FlRSTCLAeS HO-
TEL.
Passengers desiring 10 visit Niagara Falls "a,
procure through tickets TO Baltimore, at which
point through tickets can be procured to the Fall
by the Northern Central Railroad, the shortest
and most expeditions route to Elmlra, Canada
and the Northwest.
REFERENCES:
i 5.Ej1 q R KEsHEPs, Esq Washington.
ZENUs BARNUM, Esq,
F. W. BENNETT, III,
+. 2. coLENAN, :" Eutaw House, Bait
w.! G P4FhH, E:"s"E Harrisburg. j,n-,n
AAA THE ASHLAND HOTEL.-rhs
As.aL i from RICHMOND, IN the beautiful and
thriving village of ASH LAND on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, is EOE
open for visitors, and is prepared to accommo-
date families with good fare, and everyth dssl-
rable. The head of the family will he Furnished
with a Free Ticket between Ashland and Rioh-
mond.
For further Information, apply at superlntend-
ent's Office Richmond r Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad, or address
JN0. L. THOMPSON, Proprietor,
jy IT'S Ashland. Va.
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A.lA the ASHLAND HOTEL
RUNAWAYE,

In TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
Gu During my absence from home. one Of my
hFlkLD HANDS absconded. He IS black,
- of medium height, and named JOE FOX
sAspe is IN Richmond. | am satisfied | viii
give TWENTY D0LLA RS for his apprehension.
se4-ts JAMES LYONS.
IS TIN DOLLARS KtWARD.-RAN
Cd AWAY, from J Werth's coal yard, on the
~ Basin, MULATT0 NAN, named LYxp-
~ SAY. LINDSAY is about feet or 10 inches
.As2~higb; has Ii good many whip marks on his
back, of long standing; dresses badly, and tener-
ally has dirty appearance. He came from Essex
county, and was hired at City PoInt4as yesr. at
which place he was seen during last week and the
hrst part of this; but said to have lett there
above reward if taken of the city, or Eve dol
lars If taken IN the city or the subur and deilv-
cred 20 me. ia MES MOORk.
au25-ts Agent for DR.. WIN. Fisher.
- $40 REWARD.-Absconded from the
ES Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company,
e about two weeks eiDce, while on a visit 10
- Isis former home IN Richmond, NJ LAFTQ
-&-SS-~B BOY, WILLIAM, who Ia hired OF Nlss l.. 1,
Gordon. He IS about Is or % ears Of age and
Quainted in Richmond, and is evidently lurking
about the city. The shove reward of go will e
paid for his Apprehension and delivery to said
compan, in Lay nchbulg OF for his confinement N
jail, so IS they can get bIm AGAIN.
THEO. 4. RIA NOLDS, for Gen'l supI
au It's
40 TEN DOLLARS REWAku-Ran
gT away from our factory: about the LIST July "A
ESnegTo boy named JOHN, about Il years Of
.&2~der. The above reward of $40 Will be pad
COSBY Il ANDERSON,
au It's Tth ST.. below CaTT.
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SDc TIE ~ 4 VI y y r AZ ION Y
fully invites the attention of the merchants of
Virginia and North Caroline 70 THIS extensive
stock of his own and foreign MAN
HATS. Purchasers " i'll nd 1t 10 their interest TO
call ut his house previous to going tu Their North,
as he is leaving nothing undone, sparlng no eX-
pense ar pains. TO keep the Southern trade at the
South Goods sold in this house will be warrant.
ed to pare favorable quality and prices with
goods oomIng from any other market. There nil
be found all the qualities of wool and FUR
HATS from the lowest price negro hat to the finest
quality tOr gentlemen. Also, BOYS and Chill
DREN'S HATS and CAPS, of all grades and
sryles; rs RIDING HATS and LADIES
FURS. of all the various Qualities
Purchasers will do well To call aHd examine.
Sc S-ts JOhN DOOLEY. Rlchmcn nd. Va
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NHURCH stIs l. HIGH sCt5UOL,
~ ENGLISH, CLASSICAL, AND

NJ al HEMAI lChL,
(ON 26rH, BETWEEN NJ ANDN sTs.)
The fTSf session OF this School will commence
IN MoNDAI 10Th Of seP,smsbea 1850, in the School,
close the 10th of July following.
TERMS FOR TEN MONTHS:
Primary and int fmet late English ..---- $50 W
Senior English, including higher Mathenat-
les '~---- '.---'.''- Az ~
HIshe G' En 9G Latin and 50 50 CO
Having directed my attention to the subject OF
Education for the last SIX years, with view To
pursue Teaching as profession. hope to estab-
that shall merlta lIbs ral patronage.
| would refer those who do no know me To the
Php sHd h
ker, Col ], H. Wilson, and the Faculty Of Ran
Apppl,oatio 1i left At NJ w wI1xs',on Frank
lin street. or made TO myself, will meet " tn
u28-2w JAMES H. PEAY. A. NJ.
CHESAPEAKE FEMAL. C0LLEG e,
- NEAR OLD POINT AND HAMPTON. VA.
mence Oh the first WEDNESDAY, In October -
The location, extraordinary on account of its
beauty and healthfuluess, the easy 8ccess tn It,
and its proximity TO Hampton, Norfolk and Ports
mouth, is particularly suited to Boarding School.
None OF the dlveTtlng or tempting influences OF
bpdre11o ao from dsy nnrifs as ali are hnardsrs
while they enjoy the rshnements and pleasures OF
a we'll ordered home The course Of instruction
of which diplomas awarded upon written ex-
The Teachers are gentlemen OF thor
ard the Institution high reputation.
TERMS:
Board including fuel, lights and washing, for the
English Tuition IN Preparatory and Collie
gate Departments ;----.-.-. 30 90
other branches, extra.
address, REV. G. A Raymond, Hempton, Va.
REV. THoS. HUME. Portsmouth, Va.
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NEW GRANARY AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE,
o. Ri OIL

Flour Inspectors former Office.
j. NJ o y no T. CA RI r. r.
Successor to Jas. Thomas, Comir MerchantD
Respectfully informs the citizens of Richmond,
and the public generally, that hs has purchased OF
hand, such CORN, OATS, HAY, CORN
MEAL, &c: ,and Will continue to keep on hand and
select parcels of country cured RACoN. BGTS'
TER, BEESVTAX, DRIED FRUIT, &C, pledg-
ing every effort to facilitate the interests of
those who may favor the new concern. A contlnu-
att IN of the patronage heretofore extended to his
predecessor il solicited.
He refers, by permission, to Messrs. Wagon
Err, HILL ARCHER, VANLRw, TAYLOR Il Co.
JONES Co.; RICHARD CAUTHORN, Esq, PHILIP
IL a-sm j, MONROE CARTER.
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DENTISTRY.

j. WoODW YARD,
frSS DENTIST,
SLIlO Office adjoining Il. W JOINS. on VAN,
between and 10Th SIS keeps a selection OF
TEETH, OF the la:est Improvements IN c0or'
shape and strength, " hloh he will insert IN tue
best style, and to suit the necessities OF al POSI-
bic cases Sc lin
k@ DENTIST,
! SilIO Once and Residence Southslde Of Maln,
between 7th anc 3th SITS, Ave doors above Cren-
shaw's New Hotel Richmond, Va.
Having an experience OF ten years Ia as proes-
sion, he feels confident of giving satisfaction 70
those who may favor him with their PstTolase.
NH Ism
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+. A. JETkR

49, SURGEON DENTIST,
~IlAAb once on Main, below Pearl street. nexi
door TO p. Horton Keach's trimming sto:e, and I've
doors above Messrs Thos. h. Price Co.sDJ
Goods store.
The subscriber having removed 70 the shore
house, would be pleased Ia see those With whomne
has ENGAGEMENTS and has made extensive pfeps-
rations To serve the public generally. AL oVera-
lions performed in the most approved and scienhhs
5ty lc known to the Profession, and sill WORK aoGs
BY him warranted To give satisfaction. tOoD-D
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HATS, &c.
NO. / BALLARD HOUSE

a NO. l BALLARD HOUSE.-The sub
- sorlher informs his friends and customersCH
that he has removed from his old stand ~
No 81 Main street. to No. Ballard House, OPP
posite the Exchange Hotel. where he Is prepared
10 serve them tn the latest fashions of HATS and
CAPS. Thankful for past favors, he solIcIts con-
tinuance of the same. -
Sc Sim JOHN THOMPSON.
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FALL TR AIDE. 1OeN

ROB'T l.. DICKINSON, fsuccessor to BIN
ford, DickInsoo WeIsiger,l No IS Main street,
Richmond. Va thankful for the libe raj PATRONAGE
bestowed on him by his friends and the pubic gem
orally invites their attention To his large and ex-
tensive stock of HATS, GAPS, FURS. &c, com
prlsng every style manufactured tor the season,
which will be sold at wholesale and retail To pun
tual customers on the most favorable terms Mer-
chants of Virginia, North Carolina, and Teunes-
see, visiting the CITY, respectfully solicited to
call and examine Tor themselves before purchas-
ing. liberal discount made TO those who pur-
chase for cash.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. &C.


u FISHFR & SHEPHERD
~ WHOLESALE AND RE II
II Have on hand and are continuously recslviTn,,
SUI plies of FRESH and RELIA ABLE MEPl-
CINhS, DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS. OLE.
and which they otfsr TO cash customers at 'ep
% o. A. STKECh Agent, continues
Seto carry on business At his Id stand NO,
~ Main street, opposite thu Old haTse d5, via
GEniCi NEs and CHEMICALS which he !. re-
csvIng direct from the best markets IN fulopq,
ano socits the favor of his old customers ifsnI s
and the pebilc generally, to patfOniZe nm "..'
their tavors. promising the most scrnpatoUS q"
tentlon, reasonable prices and honesty. crpu,y
TINCTURE OF CoLCHI0UM. now uniyeIss,.5
recommended and preferred nv the nlet ,',s5
states, he continues 10 prepare IN the nv a. ior
scisr tious manner. as l,lewse his Temedes ~
cutaneous diseases which have cured La9assrfs s
and his artlhclsi Mineral Waters, Ter CERTAIN US
au 70 lin ~ " o. A STRECKER, As,ni.-
81 PURCELL, iLADDf ksuta2,;IsTs,
" liz MATS street. Co,-H is'A street h''''
ofsr for sale in quantities to suit gurOhascErsios
M os r Gsss Made Nader. g OBS cSsI 81
go 800 ks.s Sup carb sSds z :. :. Sperm o.
IS p sasss Sal. Soda. . SS Ea sacSias oil
zoo OF Sulph QuInine, DO cssos Swee, ",
800 kegs Lewis Lead, in " bbls Linseed 81,
OIL, $50 cases Extract Log
2.oO0 kegs Cream Tartar, wood,
100 bags Sifted Pepper, IS hnls. Spis' lafP'A
30 =" Asplce, tine,
90 Z" Ginger, prime. IS kegs Apto. Emerys,
1850 boxes Powder 900 los Reid Borax'
Spices, pure. 8 btas Camphor, -.
IS bb.s. Castor Oil s. 600 lbs. Pure Ssltpeue'
prime, Is bbls Venet. Ned,
Is bals. Alcohol. loo boxes Starch v,,.
tons II Ii Emo n oil, 1900 boxes French wa
dow Glass. asst. slsss,
With n full stock of other articles, and re-
TENT MEDICINES, FANCY sOAhrss;;
FUMEHIES, Painters COLokS, bh
10, &c, on our usual terms - ~ ;..s
PURCELL. LADD CO, prasstINh.
". B.-Partcular and prompt attention W WV
ing and ship ns orders. ----.
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Y hHu HON u. W. VUHHEES, OF Indiana,
The ADDRESS has been published. Hundreds
The ADDRESS of Hon. D. w. VOORHEES,,
delivered before the Jefferson and Washington
Societies, at the University of Virginia. the 4th
OF Juv last, now for sale, and can be had, post
PAID by mail, for rs cents per copy or Ave copies
Members Of the two Societies who wish the CO
pies they are entitled to, must write to the Presi
dents OF the two Societies the LIST of October az
nave no control over the copies which are for dis
tnoution among the members of the Societies.
sc l-I0tr Post Offoe iiniyers,,.E ~ "
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DICHMOND FEMALE INsTITUTE.-

~
II The Seventh Session begins OCTOBER LIST,
1860, and ends the asst OF June, 1861.
courages the President in the effort to make the
lnstItutIoH yet more deserving of the large patron
and the big literary character 1t has acquired
It's aculty Is large and allie, It's buildings which
have an ample play ground attached,l are beautl-
fully located and thoroughly furnshed. it's appa
ratus costly and complete. It's course ofstudy com
prehensive and thorough.
The English Course, az will be seen from our
Catalogue, is unusually large and IL is made es
peclally prominent throughout. Languages are
taught after the methods best adapted to SECURE
menta disci pine, which seems the true end OF the
is also carefully attended to-
The Musical Department remains in charge OF
MIR. CLAPP, and MIR. c. G. MERA has been added
~ Charles H. Winston, 4, NJ ,itUniv efva, Pres-
dent and Prot. OF Moral Science and English Lit
Rev. J. L. Burrows, D. D., Evidences of Chris
James Leigh Jones, "A. M, univ. of Va. } Msthe-
+. 4. Lewis, n. s. Natural Sciences.
Prot. +. Emion, lof ParIs,) French.
Senior Carlos c, Mera, Spanish and Italian.
Miss Mary l.. Leltwieh, Drawing, Painting, &c.
John W. Reeve, Penmanship. --
NJ 1888 s. p. Royal, English Branches.
llss n. 3. Valentine, English Branches.
Miss Jane 5. stanard' Prspara,oIy ppspsr,msnt
Miss Mary C. Lathros, Preparatory Department.
n. B. Clapp, Prlncipalo of Musical Department.
Y. q. Mera, Piano.
0. "A. Ericsson, Guitar.
The President will hear ths recitations Of a.! the
flQSSGs III iHt6TFhIS, kNluS bPCSidi oiboA-
ton to the Primary pupils.
TERMS FOR NINE MONTHS.
Half PAYABLE Oct l. lS6o--fe DaiiIder FEB. 10, 'ti
English Tuition, Preparatory Der artmsnt..S 81 90
English Tuition, Collegiate Department. 30 10
Ancie Mt a nd Modern Languages each - 20 90
Music on Piano, with Vocal Music. 50 w
Music ON Guitar, - - ....... ~ w
Use of instrument for pra -tialng .... 8 NJ
Vocal NJ uslc aloLe, ttaken b. all in casses) W
ing H' .'. 20 90
Oil Painting. Observation-Disclosures. 90 GU
INK -. - = .....-... 100 90
Washing ........ .---.-,.--- --........--.. ~ 0U
reduction of one fourth to Ministers.
No extra charges. Pupils provide Books
and stationery at their own expense, In case OF
protracted sickness, deduction will DO made for
absence.
Boarders ar members of tie Presidents fnmi-
ly. Money {. meet their incidental e1pepsea
should be dersisited with sini snA all letters for
pssslsses il 80 sEslriss fail AssAits, may IN rs.
,siAsd st tts sfshsatsk, ~ ~ Hegl Agi,sG ts the
f. 81 i .,a.. sAAa' auI sltssssaIi
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TIOSIERY. HOSIEKY::-Just landed, Of
1000 dog. Ladies', COTTON HOSE. all Qualities;
loo " MIsses' " all sizes and
loo doa Cents COTTON HALF HOSE. all quail
Also, Loo dos. L. @. HpKFs., all grades,
All Of which, We otter 10 the trade az ANAL ad>
vance a''' 'S Sysf Ng,s. xfvN = Asssr.,
ers-ss 'rsssssfs ssd iubAsfs, MAN N,
d0O TDMs 30. 1 kLtftE meAsn nasrsa
wEsss " senAssi kaassA \ co,
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n WM. 4. MOOkE & CO. 2o7 Broad street,

n WM. L. MOORE & CO.. III Broad street,
are now RECEIVING a portion of their FALL
STOCK of HATS and CAPS to which they
would respectfully call the attention of their Gus
TONERS During the season their stock WILL be kept
fult, bs the addition of everything IN their line
suitable to the season. DRESS II ATS, of the latest
fashions on hand and made to order IN ANY desired
sly 10 or shape. Thankful for the patronage so i0-
orally bestowed during the past season. they solicit
and hope by strict attention To business, 10 merit
wM T.. MOORE,
Nj LEONARD,
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HhEENWOOD SCHOOL.-This School WI
If open the sth OF September, and close the last
pam Depot, on the Virginia Central Railroad, Al
ememaIle county; at the base of the Southwest
nt oaintains' In the midst OF moral, refined and
health. and free from most OF the allure ments TO
vice incldenta to schools In the neighborhood Of
The Engish branches, Latin, Greek, Mathe-
mates and French, are tausht
=, IrE TERMS are 42OO, Tor BOARD and Tuition for
We 10 months, Pay abs )st OF ssptembe. and Ist OF
fsorusiy. Appg 10 e, l, NELSON,
,,.sssE egg sssarsy, rssisfp a., ls.. ann, !,
'a :ss d lsss wR' ~sais, arss'ssssa' : -
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EDUCATIONAL.
.,c,,ooI CoRNER 4TM AND MAIN sTs

MISS ELIZABETH L. READ
VIII School a he s se0ye Pss1sN l5rg , MS
She has had Considerable experience. and refers
To Mrs r. PENDLEToN. Mrs DR.. CHARLES BAR
My, Mrs A. BFook, and with confidence to any
TERMS, SEM, annual, in advance-s2o to $50
Apply at Mrs NJ. .. PENpLEroN's, 9Th street,
between Main and Franklin, or by mail.
MISSES KINGS SCHOOy, =
IA COR. BROAD AND MAYO SITS.
The next session Of this School will commence
on the lat October, $780, and viii terminate ON the
mI; Oswald HElNDRIcH continues to teach
the Naturai Sciences, Drawing, and Mathematics.
Mons. BoULANGt. French.
TERMS made known on application. go lin.
NOTICE TO PARENTS AND GUAR
The Buck RiAhs N HSh NscAooL IS within
place Of dissipation The design Of this school is
t. combine the military with the common s W .ss
prospectus OF the school or appl, TO =,
se7-6m GAINESVILLE, Buckingh ham county, Va.
sNiss A N; SnITtIs sCH9nat 60. COR
The next session OF this School will commence on
the first MONDAY of octo!er For terms and
other particulars. apply at her residence
Sc Tim
fVRE TENTH SESSION OF MISS ThZE-
4 WELLS SCHOOL will commence the hrst
DAY Of October next, and close the hrst gay Oh
The rest Assistant Teachers in each fl1,U depart
F FeI b, nirs Eee,h Branches
For Primary " .---..-.-..-.-.'. ~
Language s, each .--...''. ~
Music Professors fees ~
All additional IN formation Will he communicated
by the PTacipal ON application, Grace street, be-
tween 7th and Sth Sc -lm'
LHIRST CLASS MALE SCHOOL, at saun-
( ders' Hall, half square from M. LeteovTe,s
ON FOJSHRE BETWEEN CRAZE AND
BROAD SITS, COMMENCING SEPTEMBER
nth, INSTRUCTORS:
8. T. PENDLtfON, Princlpal.
T. p. CRUMP.
- -, French.
Drawing.
The acc oDrn oddtiOnS superior an ererg respect.
DRILLING will be continued.
Sa,r liz In ldVnncR- $50 go.
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REAL ESTATE FOR sALB.

ssx FOR RENT OR LEASE-The FARM
&SS occupy, containing leo acres, near Staples
oss i'll. There are on the premises comtoI ia
bic Dwelling and an ice House and Ice Pond, and
the usual out-buIldings Also, good Market
Garden. For terms, apply to
NJ TERRI ELL.
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III JAPANESE HAT
- JAPANESE OUNCE HAT!
Inst received, a ussh supply of the NEUTRIA
JAPANESE OUNce HAT. Also. some new and
beautifnI sty les Of SOFT HATS at
Elicit l. WEISIGER'S,
an Ats No. l67 Main street.
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-~.,~~~>.~.~@---~-'a--- y SAAS0p 90.
!" FALL APPROPRIATIONS
-1s6O. IN
"m; EUTLER & BON. II
importer. and Jesser:: e o. ttEiGfhsH anI T. "
INC GF sI ana sSess.hss C9Ak OIL La SffsTTsE
GouD., FANNY ARTICLES. IL r. PLATIs
o. tneif own Importation from Enri,snasss ,se.rs
this port, and from the American ,n ,no, difset
CHINA, 'Honso
EARTHENwARE,
.. GLASSWARE.
,ho who,o FANCY GooDs. l.,
they have ever offered 10 the soutber stOei
!, importing their own Goods direct. a. re
done for twenty five years, they "a, a. tnas ban,
rs low az sny Jobbing House North q, ,so vii Vi
ctiuy afk an exam nation Of thar noaa sad
e9nthern n srG snd the public gsns,snses b
~ Goods packed with great care spS 'ges
ed with the least possible dtlay W. anu 'ofra,d
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MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL,
WI ON BROAD STREET.

BETWEEN lUTH AND 18th.
MRS. PELLET will resume the duties OF her
School on MONDAY, Der. I'd, and will be aided IN
all its de partments by efficient corps of teach
ers.
Parents who entrust their children to her care
are assured lat thew will be thoroughly grounded
IN all the branches essential to finished educa tom
TERMS maze known on application at her resi-
dence. au 10 On
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L deed of trust, executed on the IL day of De.
cember, 1886, by Albert A. Morris to me. and of
record IA the CLERKS Gifoe Of Heaflco County
tober, 1860, at O'Clock T. M, Of FAIR if not, the
fair day there ater,l proceed TO sell, on the
premises to the hest bidder, for cash, certain
tract or parcel of land, y ing and being the
cOunty of Henrlco, about one mile from the city OF
Richmond. containing Sky two and FIVE eIghths
acrss, and beng part of the tract OF land upon
which the SAID Morris at present resides
seT-td J. J. w ILSUN, Trustee,
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5. SOURCES SELECT CLASSICAL

- Corner Mum and Isl Streets, Richmond, Va.
The Fourteenth Session will commence on the
24th OF September, 1860.
TERMs-Per session, half session IN ddrancs:
Junior English. .-........ ........S 40 90
Senior English or Beginners in Latin. so 90
Latin. Greek, and Higher Mathematics. 80. 60 o.
Modern Languages, by Mons. PARDIGoS. 20 o
Drawing, by JOHN A. CALYo.---......-.. 20 %
cipal by note through Post Office. au 30-ts
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The acroflnl oddtionS superior an srery respect.
DRILLING will be continued.
TFRMs- Semi annuslly in advance-S30 to $50.
Apply to s. T. ENDLtI ON 4th ST., between
Main and Franklin. or at the school-rooms.
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