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DICnNIoNp ENS1ALr ,rni.ARY. ON

70 TFAVE STKFET, BETWEEN Third
AND FOURTH, RICHMOND, VA;
A. NJ. DCPUY, A. M......... PRINCIPAL.
The next session of this Institution will com
menoe on the LIST Of October, 1860, and will termi
nate on the 30th June. 1851
The Principal will be aided, as heretofore. by a
well selected corps Of Assistants, whc. with then
aoity and experience, cannot fail TO ave satisfao
tlon.
The Boarding Department will be under the man
agement of Mr.. and Mrs. DUPUY, assisted by Mrs
MARY X. CAssELs. formerly of Savannah. They
alone VIII reside In the SemIr with the youne
ladies', and Will exercise a parental care and con
tr0i over those committed 10 tneIT charge.
The success which mas attended this effort to es-
tabllsh IN the city of Rich uoud Female Semi
nary 81 the hrs class, has ENCOURAGED the Principal
70 provide more ample accommodations for the
mex session. The buildings are now being en-
larfed, and important notifications will be made
in them, which viii add greatls TO their conve
nIepce and comfort. The lodging rooms sre large
and well ventilated, and not more than from two
to four boarders will occupy one room. The Reel
tatlon Rooms will be well arranged fer the accom-
mOda.Ion of the pupils.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE g. SALE

TOR HIRE-Two plain COOKS, WASHERS
L and iRONERS. Apply TO
LUCIEN LEWIS,
&c 22-2t Metropolitan Hall
Cook FOR ShLE.-We have for sale a Young
- NEGRO WON AN, aged twenty years She is
an No. Bread, Meat and Pastry Cook and good
Washer and lr0ner.
PULLIAM CO. kuos
sc Is Is Odd Follows Hall, Franklin st.
E>OS BIRE-For the balance of the year. N F.
L GRO WOMAN, with two young children. She
is a COOK, WASHER and fRONER
al 23-ts K CAUrHORS.
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F,GLisH AMI CLASSICAL sCHOoL

-
.'s seventecHth animal session Of my SCHOOl
E-menoe On MONDAY, the 24th September
81 De .semeut 0t the tnivefsa'ist Church.
-ffE-, &c, ae aef etOiore.
- Im c. e. BURRTSS
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Richmond, August LIST, 1850.

The undersigned Will continue the BUILD
ING BUoIE t.SS, and occupy the premises OF the
ate arm. I'D sncits u share Of parnuase from
his friends aud The public. WIN. FORBES
August / ST, 1860, ge 22-3t*
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, Is=aR FOR SALE-A second hand Tor
TtTEtS BUGGY,in perfect order, and an eS-
M ceilent set of DOUBLE HARNESS.
to be sold a bargain.
Apply at EARNEST'S Stable, on 18th street,
between Franklin and Grace or at this ofice.
e 28-ts
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The Markets.

NEw YORK, Sept 22.-rhe steamer City of
Washington sailed az noon to-day, with 26u
passengers and SIS, 600 in specie
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tSen FALL TRADE. 10


SAM'D VI. PRICE & CO,
lI MAIN SrRskT, Rtchmord, Virginia.
We are now receiving our supplies OF FA LII and
WINTER GOODS, embracing every variety to ne
had IN this and the New York market which vlii
be continually increased during the season.
NEGRO CLOlHiNG
Our stock Of MICRO CLOTH Nc is now O -.
plete embracing VIrg a 3ande-4FULL-CLo H,
LINSEYS, sATINErS. BLANkEIS, and Brow
co Us SAN,I M pRICEk CO
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1850 DRY GooDs. 1861,
Large and attractive stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
AT WHOLESALE AND stall
JOSEPH RAUSE,


Just received, per stsamrIs, the isr T, and
richest stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS
ever offered to The puhhc IN URtsS GOODS De
base from 10 cents and hlAher; nenutiul q IL
DelaInes small and larye figured atls. 1o~ 1ec
&c MArnos, all coiors, from ieA ctr. Ia 80. eta,
worth double the mofis,
Alpsoas, from Is c@ Bts per yard, to finest At ss
tonlshlns low prices; 81 duz Lsdlss' Linen Hdk D..
cts. &o SO Ladies and Misses. Frencn NJ edo
woi ked Collars. from auction, At l29. 81, Sts CTS
40 Sc ling ell ewhere for NV 90 hat mon.1
Black Blk, ward vide, al s. 81 OTIS and I'd
Colored Sinks at half their value; ApLtn o'n<
hams, Dress GIBghams, Bed Ticking, Case msfe
ana Satinets; Kentucky Jeans for Mems and
Boz s. wear a. Prices 10 SUIT every body.
Linseys Sheer 's 1rey ans Twes0s. i'ir Servants;
wool WGite, Red = q Yellow Flannel At ID cts .
cheap at SIS; stella Shawis AID Closks &c
The greatest bargains In Ia les oTked skHts.
bous hit At auction ~ a Sacr,Gcs. worth ~ hpiec-
sell them at 81 rs and 9 IS; KNITTING Yarns OF
most every color. at 81 per ID
Carpets and Hearth RuEs. the cheapest IN kl"h-
moud; Brown ard bleachea ShIrtlag, shse ing,
To~elBg, Table Cloths; Excursions, hcsIeIN,
Cloves bed and Servants Blankets, from the
loves prices upwards
PrIntr, fast coofs from 6, and 10 OTIS, DO
Cambrio, Check and Swtss asiin, and y gieat
many more Goods too nutne Gus to mention
AN Is IA call from all ladies and gentlemen
from the city and country, aud DO oAfs tn OF sons
to the Tlt ht place, No. "a Main st.
Sc u-2w IUSepH sIRAUSF.
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VALUABLE LOT MD FRANZ

' nWEtLfNG ON The EAST LINE OF ARA,
RETwEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS,
iion. on thu premises, on MONDAY, the LIST Octo-
Der. 1850 at AZ O'Clock p. NJ. the House and OF
located as above now IN the occupancy of NJ rs.
has front of S3 feet and depth of 70 feet. The
dwelling has seven rooms, and Is IN pretty good
repair.
TgFMs.-Ons fourth cash balance at 4. and u
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained TIL last n0te is paid
q LOIDlN Il APpERNON. hunta.
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NEW GRANARY AND COMMISSION
~


On Cary, ID door belotc l2th Street, and merit 10
Flour Inspector former Otfrs.
j. Nj - y IL . r < y * 1 b X.
Successor 10 Jas. Thomas, Com'r Merchant
Respectfully informs the citizens Of Rlchmond.
ana the public Generally, tina; hs has purchased of
the legal agent Of MIR. Jas. Thomas al his stock on
hand, such as CORN, OATS, HAI, CORN
MEAL, &c; land will continue to keep ON hand and
deal IN GRAM, FEED, TOBACCO. tLOUR,
select parcels Of oountIy- cured BACON, BUT
TER, BEEsVAX, DRIED FRUIT, &C, pledg.
ing every effort to facilitate the interests of
those who may favor the new concern. contnu-
Att IN Of the PATRONAGE heretofore extended To has
predecessor is solicited.
He refers, by PERMISSION, TO Messrs. WAGON
gR, HILL Il ARCHER, YAN-LEw, TAYLOR 4 Co,
JONES Co, RICHARD CAUTHoaN. ESQ, PHILIP
jy 2s~sin j. MONROE CARTER.
mfr NARY OF ST. FRANCS DE
L SALES, BROOKE AVENUE, RICHMOND
V4.-Conducted b. the SISTERS Or CHARITY.
Patients OF all denominations; not having small
pnx or AIRY other contag ious disease received.
White persons, in private rooms. pay from 81 To
Si2 per week, and in wards SO. Color cd pc rsons
SIS per week.
PHYsIcIANs AND sURGEoNs.-D Doctors ST u.
PEAChY. d. THOMAS, J. s. DORSEY cUL-
LEN &c k-tz
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SOUTHERN FEMALEI>srITITE,
n u Il T. = G Ill u d l.
l nP THE

VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
The Committee have eng ae ed as rEAChE Frs
for the ensuing session of this School. Messrs y.
l.. C. SALTER, C. ]. FOX and q. WHtRRY,
Jr., all competent Fentemen. The SchUoI will
Opan on the first MONDAY in October, aud con
tinue for five months. tuition free to ali memUers
II the Institute no have PAID their annual dues
up TO the LIST Of July. 1851 Members and junior
members can procure certificates by calling at the
Hall OF the Institute, on 9th street.
WIN. MACFAkLANE,
SEE0. ". AN. AtNNtD,Ei1rsON'{ Committee.
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D.NscI UTIUN.-Ths firm Of THOMAS D.
II QUARLES Il SONS was dissolved on the lst
bar
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NOTICE-TO OWNERS OF Real ESTATE
estate i. the county of Fenrico, on which the
FAXES nave not osen paid, ana .s , ne dshn
IN tn arss dsy Of October County .eoart. tkrss
aoNDAy ~ oo,oesr In f,ent q shs S2s y,
bs sssr st tsa Coar, ncass of Hsp,ieo, spd the
smcYas das on The land can be paid hy esllins on
'A :. f.l; I,ss a',sws,' K kVfeREs9s'ssN, Q,
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! ~. DR.. RUST bezs To announce that the re-
are Eacanc IN her Private Class for YOUNG
,-Dl -, WhlCh Will reopen OCTOBER lsF. 1850
n .'' residence Main street. between 9TH and 18th.
L1Hher at pup!ls being limited to eight, earl
- il"ns nfc respectfullv reqYested.
SfE kE>CEs William Maciarland, Esq
..fe HefedIth, Apram Warwick. Esq. Judge
C.,o,.t : on, James Dunlop, Esq. Thos. W Nc
'~-c ESQ faul Pm
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AUCTION DALBS,
BY 0Oddin q Apperxan. Aue.,.

THE y Z ! ! 4 2, Ia TiA,yyEERNsTANDArp
GROVE > ~ TIE WILLLaMs suRe Turn UNI
SALE AT AUCTION nj the request of M. a
B Carter. we shall sell at public rnction on N.
1850 az past me-
PROPERTY located ms above, containing 49,
a9d 81 @nds sT y 1e ba
ings are all new and are very CONVENE ntly ar
ranged FOR the purposes for which they were erect
ed There is in the Nafd well of exec lent water
If desired the property will bs divided lnto two or
more parcels. Ia suit the views of biddsrs. THIS
ton IS admirably adapted to suburban reside noes
Inc 9eaptlful turnpike leading to it gives it addi
TEFNs; One fourth cash; balance at 8 and u
,rsd b. Tor nes@t notes. interest added, Sc
Sc 3 G0h6lN \ APPFRsoN, Auct'rs.
VAHL,CpAaBLSrn - LIE ,1RsER OF
mises on FRIDAY tie 18th Ssp,emseT. 1850 r' at
o2'clocs NJ. most valuab'c Lot located as
above fronting s. feet on tn north side Of Cary
Stree. running hack on the east line Of 23d stresi
l22 ieet, An bounced on ne east by lot owned h,
,hs ne IT'S Of the ls'e ,hn Endsrs, DECD. THIS
er Rsliroaf ana is REGARDED valuabIs BIZ reason
thereof, and It's proximity to the Dock.
TspNs Ons-thifd cash; balance at and p
moHths for negntiahle rotes. with interest added
'aa :' s''l1 GobDS NJ a0,f ssS6
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
TIE WEST LINE OF VIRGINIA, NEAR
TO GARY sTRttT AND THE DANVILLt
RAlLROAD DEPOT, FOh SALE AT AUCTION.
AT the request Of the owners shall sell at pub
&c auc'lsn, on The premises. on FRIDAY the
2th Sc ptember, 1863 at o'clock, p NJ 90 feet OF
ground located rs above, and hon nded he norti
bv the I9rge warehouses AID Tobacco EXchange
now being erected by the Mes,rs Crensbaw, ano
running back abb Ut so feet. more or IeEs- a pla
and sur ey Of which will be shewn nj the hour OF
sale. TAX ing into CONSIDERATION the desirable 10
cation of these lots, they are justly REGARDED a.
am 'ng the most valuable now in market fer mer
camille purposes, being IN tae centre of the bust
ness portion OF the oltv, aud quite couveAen at t.
the Danvi.le Dep I. Warehouses, &c.
Terms One fourth cash the balance at 4, s
end IL months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added and title retained till last note be paid.
&c 10 GUDDIN Il APPERS0N, huots.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE OMNI
L BUSES AND HARM fSS.-As trustees, we
shall sell at public auction. st the American Hote
stable. corner OF Cary anu 10th streets in the cItj
of Richmond, on SATURDAY. the 29th Septen
ser, 100 at j. o CLOCK NJ TIRE T. { NM BUSfS
enc i-horse and Two horse, with harness com
pete
TERNs.-Four months credit, for approved en-
dorsed negotiable notes
sels IT, j. LG44PPPPEaSs<so N,{ Trustees.
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SHADE DEPOT-

w $50 BROAD STREET.
My stock Of WINDOW SHADES hrisr very
large l am de'sImin Ia run them off ehssSss
n.rk Landscapes, 81 cents, worth rs, LAIN ecld
ehtdes, 10 eents. with fixtures oompsese; 6old,
with Centre 81. worth at least s., Gold and Vet
vet. 81 10, worth 50; beautiful Boeaasis cents.
cheap at ~ So sp enaid Vase shades, W cents,
Dry Landscapes. Pleasure aad HunnnE Scenes, N
endless variety; German. knsiisb and American
0il Cloths. all widths very eheap; Table and Stand
C~vers; Hearth Rags. very low and al wosl; Car
petng only 50 cents great bsrsain lao large AIT
framed paTlu Ptctures ron emery at the as
tonishinx low price of 81 worth So. also. ls,ss
line Of DRY GOODS cheap ioI casa all snon At
sasds Store Of NJ. ddi; i'm, $50 Bro d rel
fs fkrsp no t'avsiing sssats So ~ sn
coR 4AIE,-W Dry unopS PAcKlNo
s .. s2Aass' 'e' ~ sSs',a esk xNss,,ax.l. :.
pEAcH nkANDx.-h esls, pars ola fsAsk
,tH tsias' IVY 's'kshnsxAss = ,vSssrrsr
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lyWo EXCELLENT FRAMED TENE

1 MENTS ON UNION HILL ON JtSSAMfNE
STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will lie
s)id a. auction, on the premises, on CFSDAI,
the Ri October. loo. at o'clock 2. NJ, the tW o
FRAMED TENEMtNT> located above, one
ul which is occupied by Mr.. Thomas n. Shell, and
the Other by Mr. VIM Bailey These teuements
well built and conveniently arranged
iERMs.-One third cash: balance al and II
months. for negotla bic notes, interest added and
title retained till last note is paid.
sea GODDiN Il APPERSON, Aucts.
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EDUCATIONAL,
AIMS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ANn DAY

M hS. bhOOk r. boA Dt M IN - DAY
will commence the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER,
isSC 1P me snd ,Pe rs, 81 ssy III
TioN are taught. the Modern Languages by ma
, -, masters, and Lsn r. Music Drawing and
ment. The French LANGUAGE will he taught BY
native of Pans. The srowlns necessity for this
i -hosd be taught orally for Which reason
be the language OF the school room, and az soon
will be procured 10 reside IN the family
Aciass VIII re formed N English Literature,
corps of experienced teachers mine in nrm-
ber) have been engaged. and ~ hers will he adned
SHOULD the exigences Of the school require them.
s Nsd % Scf oste Of RVnm2ps F5Gf TRoGk
@lnPbss. vas5 Geo TSossr, f.q = A ssah1Si.
Rev. I. Y: Moore. Richmond, Va; Rev. James r.
GS,aham w,nshe;;tsT, VI; Ihomss F3rman: E.a
Va Rey. Chsrles H, Read, Richmond Va; Judge
"a; M, wIiilam Gi,!nt,, Richmond, Va, Mr..
hoIfm s,H "sTW we 3D. samue Ayses do M
fh@s Es do SS' Dr. Robor a'a c cS rG do 00'ns
For terms ard other particulars relating TO the
7'I-d'i0 RohmoHd Va
\ AND MATHEMhTfCAJS School,
on BROAD, BETWEEN 2sfH An 25rH SITS;
September. = SCHOOL for Boys. at While thew will
te prepared Tor any college or the active duties
of ite. They design establishing n permanent
>oh""s, and have had seven years experience.
! ERMs FOR TIN MoSrHs-paydbis StBil- annually
IN adcance:
Primary English -. .-- s 30 90
saer English - INSTRUMENTATION. A. 90
irimary L9tIn, Greek and Mathematics so 90
hlghs" - 49,. 80 90
REFERENCES A. Y. Stokes Hunt & James
zen. Alex. Brown, + James Deane, Richmond
lmrmer patrons; hon. r. G. l. Mpneuie, Stafford;
+. Conway FredericksburE Caleb Halo
we'll, Alexandra HIph sch oil Prof. c. s. Ven
able, University of South Carolina; frofs. Mar
tn and hol aday, II Z. CoteEe.
Persons desitlns to enter pupils, will apply to
STONES II RIVEs, or Hunt & JAMES.
G: :. Miller,
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MALE SCHOOL,
L ON CHURCH HILL, cor. Marshall and oath SITS

HICHl&0ND. VA.
PHILIP b. PRICE, Principal
The FiIs Session of this School will begin or
the LIST OF Uctobei next and close the LIST of July /,
1861.
The English Department and the Latin Classes
will be under the Immediate care of the Prlncl pal,
who has had seven years experience IN the IN
structIon of the Young.
FRENCH. MUSIC and DRAWING will be
taught by competent Instructors.
Boarders WI find in the family Of the Principal
sVery reasonable attentIon paid 10 their comfor
snd Ios ment and IN the cnmmunity IN which
The School is located, an Intelligent and refined
society, and ample religious PRIVILEGES o. al the
principal denominations Church Hill, as place
II residence combines many advantages of cltv
and conntIy life; being not very far tromthe cen
ire OF E3ch nond and yet quiet, open to neal niu
hreeZes. and commanding extensive views Of the
most beautiful scenery around thesclty.
Board, lcudins Fuel, Lights and Washing s22.
English Tuitlon-Prlmary department. 80. Is
Advanced Glasses. s 30 and A.
IAN uases n
dusic on the PIano-one lesson Fl week ...-., A.
. - two lessons 4 week.. 81
a. The Principal may he addressed personally
4r ~ letter, at No l73 Main st X edmond, W
IL mites Bnokstore,) or at his residence.
,hnIch Hill, 24th ST., between Broad aud Mar
ahali. l0-1m
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sRGE NUMBgs SOC LOTS LEWIS

l. P AN, NEAR TO ROCK IT'S. ND LAND
ADJOINING THE NEW BREWERY, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Wil be sold at auction,
on the premises on THURSDAY, The 4:h OF &C.
tober 1850 at o clock p. Nj. 1876 feet of LAND in
Lewis II rea, Rockets. fronting on the south
side of Centre street, running back l26 leeG to-
wards NIcho son street.
Also, about eco feet o. Land IN the same Ian,
fronting on the moth side OF Lewis street, run
ming back about 100 eet to Brown street This
land will te divided into suitable sized building
los
After which, will be sold about 20 acres, more or
iess, a. joining the above and GllIIes Greek, and
also the residence OF MIR Freder lck Breauer and
the ut " brewery of Nessrs Goodman Co. Tn s
Land Will be sold IN one entire pa eel, or divided
III two or three lots, may re deemed best al The
hour of sale
TRIMS. One third c ,sh; the balance at and s
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained TIL last rnte be p I'D
sc q GOnDlN & APfkRSON, Aucts.
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son. Auc, RS.

<AtE VF a
L ON CLAY AND 9Th STREE As Trus
tees OF the Monroe Blu ldng Fund Association of
the city of Richmond, and BY crder OF the Board
OF Directors OF said Association, VS. Will expose to
sale at public auction, upon the premises, on
NDAY, October Sth, 1860, III far; If not. the
next far day thereafter commencing At Az
O'Clock NJ, the property conve cd by John r.
Stage and wi To the Trustees of said ASSOCIATION
in tho Clerks Cf.ice of the uuslngs Court OF tbs
city of ohmURd, in u. 81. A. page eli and dc
sciibed as fOl VS.: There are two certain lois of
land. containing together 63%s eet on tae north
ern tlde of Gay street, n The city OF Richmond
more less, running eestwardy from the corner Of
ClaY and 9Th sc eets and running back IN d north
arnlv dIi ection 70 feet, more or less "
Terms maze known n sale.
SAAHII RAYT,X.l
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THREE HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS
L ON THE WESl SIDE Or 25rH. BIZ NV ZEN
n AND o STREETS, 1T AUCTION We will
sell upon the lremises, on MONDAY the LIST day
o. October. commencing at A O'Clock three
very desirable Building Lots on the west side OF
25th street, between n and streets, and near 10
Inc old Methodist Chapel They trOnt about 80 II.
zach and run back $50 1t to an alley 10 IT. wide,
TERMs:-Onc third cash; the ha-nce az and IL
months. TO- negotip bic notes, with interest added,
and secured by trust deed. ~
"a las. Nj 1IUR u SUN, Auots.
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NFkF VAIUhBL Il AND ATER ACTEVE
BUILDING IOISON CANDLES HILL FOR
SALE AT AUCTlON.-Wl III be sold auction,
on the premises, on MONDAY, the 8th October,
1860, at o'clK p NJ, that most valu tbie BUi III
IN q LOT. located at the ,rner oil Attn and Byrd
stre cts, fronting about l23 feet or tie vest Ine of
4sh street. running back the south side of BY I'd
street 800 feet To alley 20 feet wide Also, that
valUable half acre LOT at the corner OF Sd and
b. I'd streets fronupg tie west line % Sd st eet
63 feet. running back By I'd street 40 T. ct 70 a
street 81 feet WIDE. The foregoing real estate Will
div. de- into lots of suitable sizes according
plat to TIE exhibited at the hour OF
Tire particular attention OF the pubic is respect-
fully called TO TINS sale. ths lots not only
valuable but, for tbs most part, Temarkah well
situated, commanding fine and lovely view of the
cit, and snvrons
Terms -one fourth cash; balance at s, u and
IS months, for negotIahIe notes. interest added,
ard tltle retained TIL last note is paid
"a GOUDIN APPEHSUN Auctrs
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By Alex Mott. Auct

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, GROCE-
RES, ac.--Will be sold at auction, at my
store, corner of ain and 18th streets on III ES-
DAY morning next, the 25th day OF September,
commencing at IL O'Clock, general assortment OF
Furniture. ,
DRY GOODS.-Several invoices seasonsble Dry
Goods, Hosiery. Hoop skirts, Boots, shoes, Gait
ers, &C.
GROCERIES.-Wine.B Brandy, Whlskey, Cham
payne, Bacon, Ro * Fish, Manufactured Tobacco
SOAP, Candles. &c
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE.
80 "a ALEX MOTT, Auctionser.
rURATOR'S SALE.-Will be sold on " ED
~ NESDAY, the 26th inst., at 10 O'Clock A. NJ /,
81 the late res, dence of AInai ds Cousins: IN 81
between Broad and Grace 81 reefs AL her HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, consist
ing Of the usual variety. Also, very me MlLCh
THOMAS u. DUDLEY,
Sc Aids Curator amanda Cousins, decd.
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M KS. DIX. Nt NfDkDS 81 Ii jun
vi FIFTH STREET The fifth session Of thus
School will commence on the lstd day ofoC ToBEh'
$780, and term ate on the 3lth day OF June. lo6l
Mrs. MUSFoRD desires To express her grateful
thanas to her pupils, by whose industry and anec
tIon her labors have been chez red and hight
sned and To her patrons for their kind apprecla
non OF Der Efforts, VIII leh shall. aiwa be devoted
70 me advancement # lnose entrusted 10 her care
REFEsEScEs Rev. Mr. MInneg erode. Col. q.
muniord, VIM; Rutherford J. N Freeand
W X: Martin. } r. Tucker. Washington Gill X
4. Paine; James Apperson. Barton Haxall Vim.
II haxali, geo Iayloe, and Joseph and William
tTensbaw. Esqs. TRRMs:
For all others IN Eng ilEh. ............. 50 20
French .-.-......-.. ~ IA,
tan which department the valuable services OF an
experienced teacher have again been seeuredD
re H-3w
CHUH HILL ENGLISH, uLAsAI.
- CAL, MATH M ATIcAL AND CONNER
AND 2isT STREETS.
MT. Willis hsyinx dissolved his connection
with tbe ahoys school, the exercises vii iutars
saHsd on MONDAY, The nth SEPT
FERNS, from $50 co SEQ. payable ssmi- annually,
IN advance,
ws~inF sse, ~, w.rERgE,
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CARRIAGES. &C.. FOR SALE.

O=&R CARRIAGES, CARRIAGtS.-
fSSEfEsI2I For sale, a second hand PHI Rr0N, IN
SX--G1fI first rate order Also Hsplcndid DOU-
BLE-SEAT d BUGGY one SINGLE SEATED
90 Also, second hand new HARNE SES.
New BUGGIES, with and without tops FOR want
of room. | am determined to sell hese articles
without re. a I'd to prics JOHN does.
Manufacturer, cor. 9th and Broad SITS.
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ID ii ID B a. y X co.
H DEAL ExcLusIvsLY IN,
And keep for sale auau titles to suit pu
wARE-Ro0Ms, 30 IS MAIN STREET,
RICH MOND. VA,
ALL KINDS OF
q, "A Il l. r. 4 ~ q $.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
RUGS. MATS.
CURTAIN GOODS,
WINDOW SHADES.
TARLt OIL CLOTHS,
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS. 70, 40.
rhey will have made TO order,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS
WINDOW CURTAINS and SHADES
We have oper ed u splendid lot of CARPETtNH
OF our own lmportat ioG. and sre now Pre- pared to
exhibit the latest sty les IN every grade.
Our assortment Of CURTAIN GOODS, with
Trimmln.s sc. is unsurps sed and cur stoe is
complete Of WINDOW ShADlS, FLOUk Oil
CLOTH, &c.
BUYERS are invited to examine our goods, shiloh
wall be scld on accommodating terms
sc T-2mf kICHARDSuN CO., SO Main 81,
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franklin Street. ADORE It'll.


r. II. l.. TiGHk. A. M......-.-. Principal.
The Eighth Academic Session of this Institute
vi cogineno on M0N D Al, the LIST of October,
1860.
The course of instruction furnishes a complete
preparation for any class IN College and embraces
the Modern Languages, and all the common, use
tui and ornamental Branches, which are of value
IN the mental training oil the Pill, for the prac
teal purposes of life.
The services of able ard successful teachers are
secured for the Mathematical, French ana Draw
ing Departments.
Tho frmar, Department for little boys, receives
especial attention
For further partIcula. s, apply 81 my residence
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