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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-02
Mrs. BROOk BOAKDiNG ANDDaY

VI SCHOOL.-Tha second ses. ion OF this School
will commence the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER,
300, end the LIST of July, 1851
Isl! the usual bran she's of FEMALE EDUCA-
TON are taught, the Modem Languages by ma
tire masters, and Lahn, Music, drawing and
Painting. By competent Professors in eacn depart
ment. The French Language will be taus hit by d
native OF Pans. The growing necessity for this
tanEu &c IN our country, makes IT. essential tb4t
II hpG be TAUGHT orally, for which reason 1t Will
be thu language of the school room, aud as soon
az proper selection can be made French adv
VIII be procured to reside IN the family.
A class VIII he formed IN English Literature.
aad the course of study viii be thorough
A corps of experienced teachers inine in NUN
ber) have been engaged a others will be ado ed
SHOULD the exsences Of the school require tn m.
REFEKkNcks.-Jn6. k. Tucker, = tt0rney Gen
eral of Virginia, Richmond; Prof D. II Tucker,
Medical College OF glrs mia, Richmond; Hon. K
NJ. 7. puater. I. 5. Senator, Lloyd's, Essex coun-
y. Va; Hon James NJ Mason, L. S Senator,
Wnchest- r, Va st Geo Tucker, Esq, Ashland,
Va; Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Aexandr Va;
Rev. I. V. Moore, Richmond Va; Rev James K
Graham, Winchester, Va fh mas Furman, Esq.
savannah, Ga; Judge n H. Marshall, Charlotte
. H, Va; ClHcinatus Newton. Esq Norfolk,
Va; Rev. Charles II. Read Richmond, Va; Judge
James D Halt hIrtpn, d. C. OF u g.. Richnc nd,
Va; Mr liifn Or mt. RIchiaOnd, Va, MIR.
Abram Warwick, do /; NJ Samuel Ayres, d. Nj
b SMITH, do r. 4 Daniel, + q do; Colonel
Thos Ellis, do DR.. Robert Il Cabell, 90
For terms and other particu airs relating TO the
school, address IL. T. BROOKE,
j. 81 duo Richmond Va.
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Card AT present can lie found at the ice Of
Samuel D. Hicks Shockoe Slip, wBere shall
continue the same business as heretofore, ard
hope. bs strict personal attention. tn b3 favored
with the pa'robase ofth late concern.
August j, leo. JOHN DICKINSON
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BY Thos. w. keeseP, Auct'r.
(Otlce corner of 18th and Cary streets

- MILES AND HORSES FOR
fTArzA SALE I AUCTION.-WiIl be sold ON
SfzasH HlDAY MORNING next August Sd,
SsSs1G, commencing at III o clock, at Mr.. N. c.
tween Grace and Broad WV w
5VerJ hne large NJ ULES, warranted sound and
wei broke ~ GNU
4 hne laree HORSES. warranted sound ana per-
fectiy gentle in harness
IERMs.-Ninety DAYS credit. for approved me-
gctlahle paper; HOS. w. kEESEE, Auot'r.
ALSO-3 HORSES. AMI
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RUNAWAYS.

~ $40 REV AKD.-Absconded from the
GM Virginia and Tennessee railroad COMPANY,
~ about two weeks since, while on r visit 70
~ his former home IN Richmond aMULAr TO
-.~zo BOY, WILLIAM, who Is hired OF Miss l.. T
Gordon. He Is aDout Is 20 Years of age and
about feet or inches III height. He is well ac-
quaInted in Richmond, and~ is evidently lurking
apout the city. The above reward of $40 wall he
paid for his apprehension and delivery ~ said
COMPANY in hy nchburg, for mis- confinement in
jail 50 they can get n IN again.
THE0 +. REYNOLDS for Gent Sup't
All It's
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
IRepor,ed for The Richmond Dispatch
From Washington.

W
WARRINGTON, August Capt. VIM. IS.
slack has been appointed q uarterfaaster Gen
c-sl OF the Marine Corps, vice Sutherland, dis
II ssrd. 80,
rhe New ork Herald to-cay has dispatch
frnta this city which gives the news that an
agent will he sent 10 sound the English ana
French cabinets GU the manner In which they
would treat the seceu,ng States. twho send ne
agpn) In case they dissolved the Union ana
SCI up q Southern CoBtsderacN.
Gov Fieyd left for Virginia to-day h,s
leaves oaly two members Of the cao!he' III
Washington.
Naval.
HAMPTON ROADS, Aug. the y. . s'ea'h-
or KrookIyn has arrived from Pensacola
N.rthern Markets.
u.rtsopF August l. Finur advanced la
a.. ticv9rJ street ard City Mills So Wheat
g .rb act.te-red : "a 80. white : 100. a 90
~, 5Ienf, .ad hrm yellow Ion white 36d*c
pom. oqs .Uset and steady. Whiskey g IShtiy
!fytr-nN ed-UEIo &c,
Nty-Y..k. s.l.-Flcar dyaBced SC Sc nth e
e,r 1sess5 Wheat advanced lac --S0utht IN
yrd : I 81 Germ heavy NIX d es Fork firm and
r,,si lard arm. Wh.skes firm st c5ts. Cotton
brm-U Q anus ,cdilng l0ss iU'a. stocks active
ard hIxhs Va 6's Syi.
81 rs n New York Jolly 81 Of 81 COO Tenn. 6's at
%. : y co do at %. and Sitt0 y. y. III ~
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SCI cr san upon II. or read about it THE
SHELL. HUNTER; OR, THE OCEAN LOVE-
Il 4 : r. = the New Sea Romance, hy NED
BGNTLlNk-iaEes US where it rs alwsys ummer
TO he romantic Islands of the South Pacific
The readers Il the largest ard test four cent
weekly ever puDished-TH NEW YORK MER-
CIRI-have Il rae treat III uus spar king and de-
..stnrs story
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1UHW"E StUTh De FANCY G OODS.
DfShS Sc, &c, AT AUCTI0N.-on THuRs-
nAI, August and, at 10 O'Clock. will sell ct
on Man. between IN and Stu STREETS. lwh hose;
stock was Psrt,all, damased b, fts,l a larse
consisting in part OF Chlldren's Gigs. Hobby
Horses, Writing Desks, Porte Mounai es Hoaiery
Htoves, SuspendeTs, futtons. Dos,.t ON fact
almost ever, article usually found in . general
=, Inc sale VIII he peremptory, as AessTs. Allen 4
Co wish 10 make room for their fall stock; The
sale VIII be continued at O'Clock T. NJ. The NJ
tention OF the public Is requested
TEENS -CaSh. Ivy 81 4. B. COOK. Anoi,r
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REAL ESTATE FOR sAL i
Az HOT ssK GS,
lI.lTG FOR SALE

yGAi BATH $ fss Ky h''dsisrA.
I'm, Well known WATERING PLACE Is now
Il is situa' ed twenty miles from the Mllboro'
Depot OF the virginia Central hailroai. and ex
con nectIon with the principal cltes OF the United
States.
As II remedial agent in large number of the
most serinrs IN aladles Tor the relef OF which per
sons from all portions of the United States Ies TT
during the summer months, 10 the mountains of
VirEinia. the wate's of the Hot Springs have at
tanned a reputation superior 10 that OF any other
miner water Il the STATE.
The BUILDINGS for boardsfs are sufficient to
accommodate more than 200 persons
here are now upon the prem ses TE BATHS.
constantly supplied with fresh water from g itfsr
en- springs, Of variGus temperatures from Is deg
to LOO deg. "FahreakeIt "
As the supply OF MINERAL WATER is most
abundant, the bathing accommodations might be
increased to apy extent that could be desirable.
more healthy and delishtiui summer climate
ca nowhere he found.
valuable FARM Of more than COO acres is at
tacted 10 the sprllgs. and VIII be sold with them
For terms, address =. GooUE, Hot Sprns s.
Va. or rHos. F. GooDE. Boy dton, Mecklenburz
county, Va. :; GOOpE,
THOS. f. GUODE
iy % din Executors of Thos. Goode. decd.
Ife CHANiE.-I offer for sale, or exehange ~
~~H for real estate in the city of Richmond AA-l
nay FARM, called Yarmouth in the county of
James City on the Chickahomlny rIvsr and Yar
class OF sail contains 600 res, about 500
acres of which cleared, and has basn naglad
The soil is productive and easily titled The i'm
provAments consist of good BRICK DWELLING, ~ by
out houses. YaImc nth IL one Of the best stock
farms in Eastern Virginia. Will sell great bar
gam, or give herAl trade for city property. For
part eulsrs apply to the subscribe Il ,ssLgond
lin Il. Il. w APpEHAON
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Hon. Henry A. Wise, Princess Anne county ;
Rev. q; y. Armstrong: D. D., Judge K II. Bake r,
Wm. Malone, Esq Hugh Blair Grigsby Esq
HARRISON Robertson, T. So. Norfolk; Rev Charles
Mqn,,serode; d. D., Rev [. Y Moore. D. D., Jo-
4. u Cabell, Richmond; Rev Archibald A Hodge
Horace Lacy, Essq Frede nc ksburg Ihttleton I.
Wallef, ESQ Thomas + Evans, Esq James
" DowpIng, Northampton county jane Nj.
J. fries, ksq:, ing ana Queen county; Robert
Mayo, Esq. Or. John Mayo, " estmoreaud coun =
~; Rev. 5. J. =. Anderson, st. Louis Mo; John
McPhali. Ed, Charlotte countY Robt. Saun-
rs. Esq, Williamsburg.
Circulars, or any further information that may
be desired, can be obtained hv applying to the
Prime pal MRS. PETER 7 MAY
Il 3i-U.t Richmond Va
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By L.. Il. Cock. Auct,r.
EERNITuRE OF A..NIEEL HOARD.

tGRSnIuhE Ot ASsN EEL BOARD
l. ING; HOUSE AT AUCTION. On Thurs
DAY, "a August at 10 o'clock, will eel n, aac-
Ill the Boqsehod and Kitchen Furniture embr a. :,
ing sofas Nard'obes, E'egre, Fables, ChaIra. iii
Cloth, Brussels and lnsraIn Carpsts Badst 40
Mattresses Feather Beds, Bureaus Wassstards'
Looklns Glasses, lndow Shades Lounges. R,,s.
Sets, Reiis orators, Sale, Side board de and u 10
ing Tables, Dining Room Chars and FurnitnIs
generally. ALSO 'o
Ware. sS'"i'
ing been used but a she ri time.
private sale will be efieotsd If Application N,
made he fore day of sale.
TESMs-Cash Inv Nl L Il COOK A..
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Tie fourth annual sessioa at this ftourshing In
stitntlou formerly under Inc auspices of Cbas Is.
Stuart, Esq .,Iw II commence Thursday. Sept.
2)th 1850. and continue with a few DAYS intermls-
Ion NJ Christmas for Joyty weeks. The session Is
divided INTO two terms Of twenty weeks each.
The domestic department will be under the I'M
meG iate control OF MIR. and Mrs ARMIsrEAD
the buildings have been newly furnished. Ash
land, the sea. of the institution is healthy, beau-
iltui and thriving village, situated Hteen miles
lrem Richmond on he railway to frede rleksburg
For further Information address
GEO W ARMlSTEAD-
All l--eod5ts Ashland, Hanover CO, Va.
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BY lag. II. Davenport, Auci,r.

FLORIDA LUMBER At AUCTION.-On
ga RpAI august 4th We viii sell ut u
VI H. direct from FlGrda, consisting Of
lE0W0 ieet assorted BOAR IDS aud SCANTLING.
per. lau II |. Il q. b. DAVENPORT. Auot'rs.
BY Thos. w. keesee, Auct'r.
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SCHOOL, CORNER 4th AND MAIN SITS.

MISS ELIZABETH l.. READ
W II open School ut the above place 18TH SEP
TENDER. 1850, for SMALL BOYS AND GIRLS.
She has had considerable experience, and refers
10 MIR :. /. PESpLEToN, Mrs. DR.. CHARLES BAR
My, NJ rs A Brook, and with confidence to any
of her former patrons
TERMS. SAM. annually in advaEce-S20 TO $50,
according TO advancement
Apply at Mrs. NJ. g. PEsDLEToN's, 4th street,
between Main and Franklin, or by mail.
IL
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THE NEW YORK MERCURY.

II SUI CAN'T go To NEW PORT or
4 Saratoga, 20 TO the nearest News De pot and get
THEN NEW YORK MERCURY, and read = THE
SHELL HUNTER" This sparkling Summer
S'rrs beams "A New ! ok, 10 continued among the
Islands OF The South Pacific, and ends but that
,sl IaUSt I'D ana find out
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EREDERICk'S HALL

DRAWING SCHOOL-For vacation time, re-
- opened Tt ESD DAY. the 10th Ju'y, 1860
BIZ A. 6 HkNTHER, ARCHITECT.
Corner of New and Fish Market The more ad-
vanced DRAWING SCHOLARS of Mr.. TI6HE's
school viii DO well to continue the lately tat SCHOOL,
commeEced exercises with the Brush IN Indian
Ink and Water ColnIE.
Terms S200 monthly.
ATUEsDAYs and FRIDAYS Q to ia. NJ.
jy7-lmN
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y RlrAMnMn

The 18th session Of this Institution will com
mence the LIST of October next, and close on the
last day OF July, 1861.
lY quaiifed lus ructors, and every effort will tie
made 10 maintain the high reputation and select
character of the School.
The advantages offered in the departments OF
MUSIC and the MODERN LANGUA At rs are IN
surpassed. while especial attention IS gwen 10 the
stud, of HISTORY, ENGLISH LIFERATUk
RHETUR iC and READING.
The Prime pal refers tn the patrons OF tie school;
or To the Facultlfs of he Virginia Military lnstt-
tate aud OF " ilam and Nary College; 10 ProIs
b edsoa Smith Coleman, Davis and Maupin, OF
the University of Virginia,
For further information, or for catalogue giving
course OF STUDY, terms. eeuiatons and foil list OF
Principal. II IFE POWELL
u E~dln Bog 81 Richmond, Va.
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NoITRfRS WAyFRLY INSTITUTE,
- GRACE STREET, BETWEEN Urn ANDSTH,

Ms PETER ?. MAYO, PRISScIrAL;
| SCHOOL Tor young LA DIES, on the IsT OF OC-
| TOBER NEXT, which Will ahDid every facility
| Tor acquiring complete ard thorough education
| The stem of education which she IntenCs to
| pursue will be the same that which has proved
most sucsesffui,as well as use u IN simlsr lnsti
! tutons IN Europe. In order to eff ct tins. she vii
he aided h' noGe buf truly competent Professors
French will be the hahitual language of the
| school, and teose Studying Germsn will be re-
auireu TO converse frequents il that nyhe.
GUsTAyg 4 PxPLs, of Belgium, late Professor II
Acadia and Dalhousie COLLEGES, Nova Scotia, who
Modem Languages Mons Fepls viii reside IN
| the nstitu ion thus atoIdng resident pu pills the
wei, as scientific koowledse Of French and Ger
man. 4 he former is the native LANGUAGE ct Mons.
re lie; OF the latter he IS perfect master, having
! received his classical education among the Mora
wan brethren IN Germany.
the i" coni1o Of P4Ho i + DEcGxFL s ge sine
! man ot we'll known ability and OF nigh standing In
s!GIlar position at the Patapsco Institute Md
F. of DeCPuiel will also reside in the institution,
| Greatest advanta<e to his pdplls Th-re " III be
| Musical = trtsS held for the improvement and
m nas Of the Prime pal and hose Of the '' you me
| Ladies If resident. Will he frequently invited
| Drawing and Faint ne will be- taught by
psrenced ARTIST; also the rnamentat Branches.
Special attentl n VIII be paId TO Bellies Lettres,
Puols belonging to denomination differing
from that OF the Principal will be permitted 10
| tie nj whatever church NAV be selected by the pa
| rents or 2nardlanS
| The Academic year Of nine months will consist
| Of TWO sessions, COMMENCING the Ist Of October
| ana terminating the last OF June 70 lowing. Pay
ment 10 be made ut the beginning of each session.
| TFRMs-Ptr ftcO Sessions 81 Nine Months.
Board ............. ........-.-. 20 90
| WaShtng tuei and lights ............ 80 ~
| Tuition IN Preparatory Department ...... 70 w
| lult on in ordinary Ehgish Branches 40 %
| Tuition advanced English Branches. 50 60
| Tuition IN Ancient and Modern Lam uages,
each. :......., 80. % co
| Drawing aGd Painting, Profe ssO-s fees.
| Piano roTte, Preparatory, TWO lessons per
week, per nt .ses Sion Is co
| Piano Forte. moe advanced, two lessons
| per week, per one session ............. IS 90
| Piano Forte finishing session, two lessons
| per week per ODe session. go. ...-.... 40 %
| Harp, incluOIng BOchsa's Harp eff
feets. ~ per one session. -. 40 90
tIdltAT per session 81 U0
Singing, Win due attention paid 20 the
ony Of the voc i Ors ans to insure
good lntGnatlon, grace and freedom of
| execution, per session .........-..-.-- 40 20
| Tuition IN tho art of Teaching Music. for
those who wish 70 become competent
| teachers, rer session. =. 800. 40 co
prntt certificate OF pabiuties for same 5 %
i
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Notice. In retiring from the concern of pfCK
ENSuN COLE, ! take pleasure III recon-
mendng my late partner. Col. JOHN D.cAEAsoy.
as a man worthy of their patronage,
au l-2t N COLE
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SNA>HINGTON ACADEMY. AMELIA

HUBERT 2. LEFEBVRE,
jy 2i-d&cw3m Richmond, Va.
Myl>HINGTON ACADEMY, AMELIA,
w VA.-The next session of this Institution
commences Sept 3D. ana closes June 18th 1861
Reference to Me Trustees and Patrons; Hon.
John Lstcher: Judge w. Brockenbroush; Col
T H Smith, v. NJ I; Major John T. l.. Preston !;
Faculty of W ASH ton College; VIM. g. White
u, D Dr. Geo Scott.
No deduction for less of time, except in case of
protracted sickness.
JNO. A. Z. IMBODFN, Am.
FGNSEY MILLS, Amelia, Va. iy23-t20thS.
EREDERICk'S HALL
l. FEMALE SCHOOL,
The third session of this School, W hich is located
within half mile of Frederck's Hall Dopot. Va
Central Railroad, viii CON mence on the LIST OF next
September and close on The LIST CT :uJ following
TERMs-Per Session Of Ten Months.
Board and Tuition III all the English branches for
10 months ........ ..u...........-. 8 1870 on
Music on the PIano,with use of instrument, 30 70
french Lam uage ..-.....-....---. III w
Drawlns and Painting, each............... 10 90
INDIA INK and Cray on, each. ...........---- 500
Eu hrodery ........ .-..... go
An accomplished and experlence ed teacher Will
have charge of this School.
My address is FIedericks Hall. Louisa county,
VTFlnIa. NATHA'L VI. HARRIS.
jy I7-tistSept
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'i'ar rLEASuHE TAR OF THE
B treat Eastern 10 Cape May cost ten dollars
and the extras; but the trip IN Tut NEW
YORK MtRCl RY. with THE SHELL HUN
TER: OR, AN OCEAN LOVE CHASE" III
search of that
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One hall payable on the LIST of October 1860, and
the remainder on the 18th Of February, 1861
Reference is made to Rev. DIR. Moses ID. Hoge,
and To any of the former pat rons of the school.
Cataiog ueS OF the Seminary, containing more
Information, can he obtained at OF the
Bookstores, or by application to the undersigned.
Jy 2S -3m 4. M DUPUY, Richmond, Va.
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N.rthern Markets.

HAMPTON koAps, Aug. The u , steam
Or BrookIyn. has arrived from Pensacola
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,>LSMrN, AuoY.-The fast. sailing clip
,I,HE Most DtLt,EoUs DROTL

Ratutnce Of the Sea. which opens IN this weeks
NEW YORK MERCURY. the LARGEST the most
r.lcd, most interesting, and most valuable of the
l1.T. cert weckes Head the 'eH ELL HI Mt
ar; Oh, LOVE Oh ASE ON THE SEA by
I'D BlNTLiNf, which begins to-day. Read
go whole paper. and see. a clear sea and no IA
RS all we ask only the favor of fair tina! and
. Lnne 81 NPThLct.
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pAfERS-TdE NEW YORK MERCURY
comes out TINS week with New StOf, OF tuu and
Sentiment. Ian aud Sea, 10y NED BUNTLlSE.
Read the FIRST chapters, ard you are IN for
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..EEr THE BESTn-GET TIE NEW

-, EET TIE BENT'-GkT THE NEW
II YORK MERCURY &c, the largest and
lest weekly pape- ever published ans There for
~ . BUNTLINE'S new story: THE SHELL
Ii TER or. AN OCEAN LOVE-CHASE."
W; be1IHs tlis week. Get the payer that give 8
500 the greatest interest, variety, and steriIn9
GET IHE NEW YORK MERCURY!
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4 LIVE STORY, sPARKLING All

y OE bR.-Il )ou never read one OF ned ~ y T.
Ines sea Stories, set THE MIX; CkI, and
read the opening chapters OF THE SHELL
n NTkR /; Or, AN OCEAN LOVE-CH aSE. -
The title itself u a romance
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1sflvtE NEW YORK. MERCURY u
GOING AHEAD OF ALL The WEEK

you hear this observation on the cars. in the
steamboats,, IN the crowds on the Great Eastern,
auiurE the newsbJ,s eveTy where East, West,
North and SUuih-where the people cons rsgate -
Bean with the new story of the - ) II III h.
III = EK-A ROMANCE or ms SEA AND SEuRE.
NEW 4uSk AND PACiFIC,' now ready, by NED
Bun fLINt. Read the paper well over, and see
If II is not one of the Avelest, THclest. and best
papers ever published on the American continent.
The largest ami cheapest paper III the world for
four cents
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= Bright isle of our own,

IN blue summer ocean, lar oH and alone,
Under tn dasbIng GIlotaIe OF NED BUNTLINF.
Prince Of Sea koInRnceTs, If not of W haes, will
cost only four cents a week, Get the mott YOU can
for your money, and " get the best"
THE E&IUN WON'T BE DISSOLVED
j until THE sHtLL-HUNTERt NED BUNT-
LIN rs new story JUS commenced IN TIL + EW
YORK MERCURY ) IS done and fin shed. NED
has only TO spin It cat, and the Union is safe for
nobody who reads the first cha piers will risk losing
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A.. MOST i.niLLsANT. TME MOST

= ' = 4 7 = D 7 Il MUS INIEKfS IINU
w Et KY PApt K ever publ shed IN thus coun-
try, is THE NEW YORK MERCURY. We
challenge comparison with any and all oilers
II lou have not seen II Of late, get the number
out to-day, and read 1t. We VIII abide the yer
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TpE To1srA Tn N ~ hUyUiNiNvir NE ihfr
III be sold upon q premises, on SAT
chDA \; the 4th day OF August. commencing al s
CLOCK I. M, the House and Lot situated on the
o1!neI OF Ferry street and the corporation line,
suloinns sne property of Mr. d. G. Bowman. IL
LIohLs ~ Ieet ana runs back 1856 feet. The house
mas TWO good rooms, a ktcnen and a well Of good
water adjoining. Also, vacant ot adjoining front
ing % feet ara running back above
TEkMs One. fourth cash; the balance at q &
and months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added. and secured by trust deed ~
jy2 JAS NJ TAYLOH n SON k,o,~
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A@ Ten DOLLARS REWARD Ran
away from onr taStG qE about the lst July, a,
~ ase, dark ginsefbread color, tail and sen
-der. The above reward Of $40 will be paid
for his delivery to rs
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CO-PARTNERsHIP.- have this dan ass.,-
~ Grated with me IN The BOOT, SAuE and
TRUNK BUSINESS, Mr. J. PORTER WRES
uLder the name and style of w. =. W. TAYLOR
CO.
Benz grateful for thu patronage have received
for the past fifteen years, would most respect
co caTn: w. L. w. TAYLOR.
Juy "a, 1850. iSGln
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$3.50 III tRSDAY EVENING. The
Canal Boat OLIVIA will leave az
above. For freight, apply to WM. cox,
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THE DIfFICUL1Y between us and Mr.. and
.Irs. LEOPOLD RIOS being amicabiy adjusted,
We cheeriuliy apologize for Whist was done or said
To them, III d moment of passion.
CHARLES BEHfE,
au LII ELIZABt1H kEHIE.
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EDUCATIONAL.


MRS. DIR RUST bess to announces that y. re
III are vacancies in her Private Class Tor YOUAb
bADi rs. which " vi no open DC y tE 1sT. 1870
a. her residence. Nam street, between Tth and oh.
The Bumher of pup Is belny limited to eigh t earl,
applications are respectfully requested [ au I'm
DIeuMOSu FEMALE AtMtrARY. ON
AND FOURTH. RICHMOND, VA.
A Nj. UUPU1, A NJ. PRINCIPAL
The next session Of this Institution will com
menee on the Isl of October, 1864, and will teTml-
nate on the S1th June, 1851.
The Principal will be aided. as heret fore. BY a
wall selected corps OF ASSISTANTS who. with their
abty and experience, cannot fail to give satisf &C
Lon
The Boarding Department W Ill be under the man
asement of Mr.. and Mrs, DuPUy. assisted by MRS
NAkY H. CAsskLs. formerly OF Savannah They
alone WI reside IN the Semi~ ary with the youny
lad les. aud " Ill exercise = parental care and CON
troll over those committed to tneir charge
Tie success which has attended this effort 70 es-
tablish IN the city Of Rieh rond Female Semi
nary of the st class has encourag ed the Primer
to provide more ample accommodations for The
next session. The buildings are now heing en-
larged, and important notifications VIII be made
in them, which VIII add greatly tn their eonye-
nenee and comfort. The lodging rooms are laree
and wei ventilated, and not more than from tw n
to four boarders vii occupy one room. The Reel
tation Rooms Will be well arTans ed for the acoom
modatIon OF It, e pupils.