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Dy crsnsnaw + Co., Auees.
2499 F. 81 Sni H5S.t: III 4. a! arc 2.
x, s e: !. q T...:s ;.sss
s $500 =; Is:s1!s s \; !. Co.,.
T,sss:.vndsr 900: oss6 over sloo. sour
" ..% credit 81 aiGiis R''' ss .:y
BY DaaIsp, Me.c.Te 6 Co., AscVs.
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Tx.ns : Under slOo. oash; over $40. nonths'
'I az for fbRGHHsHTy5es .iSssS5N cunr
BIsnSy: aa is g sa;.: Sa
0. a. bG u fSd;. S sf fk CO.. A.o..
~ Jas. N. Tayisr 4 Sen. Aset's-
VFRY DFsIRABlF BaItk CrTTAeg.
w EsE soHTH sRE q cthx
AvkNG.. AT igcTi6N- ,6e r eu.S; Z sns
es os Il.
and e n. f1S
S..k p Il SSn,.ns sod With two ;
Inc lot fronts about Is ieet. and runs back Lao
teet to Brooke Avenue.
and v vors ,c ~ s,, :sd
p. nsso zach II: balance q
'a'''' and 'S'q 9. n BY TA VIII DEED sor
very handsome BUlLD.N Lot, nesrIs oss,
NJ. s.. to The ps. sad ba dig ne
ir2nts 70 feet, and runs back ls0 feet. -
auto JIM. T. L SON, Auc,;r
BY Goddin Z ApPerson, Aucs's. -
TWO SMALL tnA"ED rENxMrrr.
K M,,t s sIk ~, FOR BALE .T AUcTIoSVNc -
so Soleel q fIs oT sssa
sa is get, on 'hs south .de Of Broad bsos
sisy Win safn5'f MEN sfSk.sSffsS
Inc son. sn,,sn!e for small stores, for persons II
balance italian at s. d and Is mon rs. Tor nesotisb:
Is a 1875 fsd l. AP Ir;Esik9sa Auo,.
BY J y: n,.-.. .uct'r.
; NO siL!ks wArcHEs.. IL FI HTcr GiSED
Ct Au,tlon Ro ,m So Main street. viii BE- ,"ld,.
me n Gold Lever Watches ,6ns, Gold Anchor
sns Pas.d ssns hWaGhs: ns M
s Sf fac Gold Guard Vest and F"S cSsn: s sns
ScIVLy3 souuiu0 Lava and Cameo Seta
me God Bracelets; Ladies' Neck Chains fo
Also, % cross Stud, IS gross Sleeve Buttons &o.
Also lot Of Silver Plated Spoons. Forks Ice
Ware fiIGGrS .1Fo
w. + BoorH. Salesman. an q
II iGH CONSlABLE' SAI.E.-W,ll he ,oId
- on FRIDAY, tn Path do, of August 1870 At
10 o clock, N at the High Constable . cfioe.
lo ~, OF H0USEH0Lo and KITCHEN FURNI-
FUR +, BAN ROOM FIXTURE &C co, s,st.
G nS s BBs5ssas W:rd5oSss s.nd
CRIBS, Lounges, Clocks. knckiug Chai,s CArpets
plotures Mirrors, Washstands, lin Nafes. 0ne
Bagatelle Ia le. lot If Decanters, Demijcbns
Bottles. large lot Stoneware l double barrel 0un
zGold Watches and one sp,ing Cart
Aiso, lmmt diateiy alter the above sale. vii be
SOLO me saloon on Goy.rHor street, occu pied by
M u. Poncet, one Bar Counter and Ice Box and
the unexpTed lease Of the house. to ss,iaf, din
| tTess warrS' t. IN ny hands IN favo of Krsch-
mann vs.: POncet. King Bolton. Lohmann Va
b24sher, CrItchheld vs.. Dustry, and Others
TRRMs.Cash. f. BUTGER
au R-N n CR
HsGn CUNsTABLE'S SALE.-W IN he sold
II on FRIDAY, the 18th cay Of August, 1860 Al
o cl0ek M on the premises, tho BLACK
sMI II SHOP on Nth. between Giac and Broad
streets formerly oscupied b, John Tulley, to at
lsiy distress warrant in my hands IN favor Of Cary
TERMS Cssh. If BUTLER
l. N n n
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BY Richard Cauthorn, Auct'r.

GPRING DRAY AND LtCENSE.-On SAT-
- URDAY, 25th inst at 10 o'clock at the Horse
Lot, on Council Chamber Hill. will Sc Il at auc-
ton, SPRING DRAY and LICENSE for balance
of the year.
HORstS.-Also. work Horses.
au24 r CAUTHORN. Auct,
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u EDUCTlON IN COX E.-The prices of
IL CARBON HILL COKE will be, until fur theT
notice, as follows:
LUMP ConE, for CRATES, IS per load.
STOVE COKE, for cooking, go, S4.50 Per
Our COKE is of unexceptionabe quality this
season. and cannot fail to give entire satisfaction
TERMs-Cash on delivery.
jets JNO. ]. wERTH, Agent.
4 NOAL.-The subscriber will furnish for the next
- three months CLOVER HILL HAIL COAL,
q the best quality at g q Load Also, the Go.
the market prices. nj ID. WHITING,
a IA-Sm Near he patarshury
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M. J. MICHELBACHER,
au Its Corner of LIST and Marshall SITS.
MR. RICE WILL OPEN An ENGTISIJ

MY KICE WITEE YIN rNoA An ENGLISH
OF SEPTEMBER. AT Mr.. BROCKENBOROS,
ON CLAW STREET, BETWEEN 90 AND 4rH.-
HIS course of instruction will he systematic and
thorough, embracing that explanatory course
without which no real progress can be made, }
which has been pursued by his mother for the last
80 years and he hopes, by faithful and consci
entous discharge of his duties, to receive the pat
and advancement of their children
He refers to Rev. DR.. Burrows, Mt: De Witt, of
the Index, and Thomas d. Quarles, ESQ.
He can be seen at any time by calling at his
mothers residence, on ID street. between Clay
and Leigh. Terms made known application.
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MRS. MARY ID. LIBBY begs leav

MRS. MARY ID. LIBBY begs leave t. In
W form her former friends and patIo that the
dates of her School will be resumed on the 10th
duy OF September. at her residence Marshall,
between lst and I'd streets Having nsaged com
FRENCH and LATIN, together with the usual
ENGLISH branches
TERNs-Fr Session.
Primary English branches .---.....Sl 6
no. uO.- IN
French. -. Observation-Disclosures. 20
Latin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
< Inn
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-As
IA Executor of Ira +. Dickinson, decd, shall,
next fair day. on the premises sell at auction. that
valuable FARM, known as Poplar Inn" in the
county of Caroline. containing 400 ACRES more
or less, lying four miles south of Bowling Green,
and within Ia miles of Milford Depot, and adjoin
deemed unnecessary to give a further description
of the land. presuming those wishing to purchase
will examine for themselves. Possession gwen to
January.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash the balance
in two equal instruments at and years. with in
tie est, the purchaser executing bonds, with secu
rIty, and a deed of trust upon the property to
secure the payment. j. nj q. DICKINSON,
au ND-lm* Executor of Ira f. ulck nsou
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QICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY, ON
IL GRACE STREET, BETWEEN THIRD
AND FOURTH, RICHMOND, VA

The next session of this Institution will COM
menee on the lst of October, 1860. and will termi-
nate on the 30th June, 1851
The Principal will be aided, as heretofore. by a
we'll selected corps of Assistants, who. with their
ability and experience, cannot fail to give satisfac
ton.
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 will reside In the Seminary with the young
ladies', and will exercise parental care and con-
troll over those committed to their charge.
The success which has attended this effort to es-
tablish IN the city OF Rich nond Female Semi
to provide more ample accommodations for The
next session. The buildings are now being en-
in them which viii add Sresa1 To- their 10 oon Sae
nience and comfort. The lodging rooms are large
and well ventilated, and not more than from two
tation Rooms will be- we'll arrans cd for the accom-
mediation of the pupils
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T1HE UNION WOOD YARD,

L Church HIll, on Leigh, 18th and 18th sts
The subscriber having made every necessary ar
ransement, Is now prepared, and will continue to
keep on hand a No. l article of WOOD PINE
and OAK-whlch he would be pleased 70 furnish to
the cItiZens of Union and Church Hills as we'll as
the public generally. Having been a resident OF
this portion of the city nearly twenty years, he
iatters himself that he knows something of the
wants of the people, sspsetally in this lima, and
hopes, by endeay orlng to please, that The en-
tsrprise will meet with remuner alive patronage
Price for OAK, IS per cord, and Delivered
Price for PINE, $40 per cord: and delivered
Orders left at The ard. or at No. basement Bal
lard House, will be attended to.
jy Aim JAS. M. CARTER.
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DARkER USE,
mh s-Su

BOSION, MASS.
Gentlemen will find the best of accommodations
With every effort for the comfort of guests. LAR
DER not excelled in the United States.
H. D. PARKER,
MII,I,S
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NUIit The subscriber having made a
change In his bus on the LIST of July last,
makes 10 necessary that all accounts due him pre-
vI0us to that time should be closed. He would.
therefore, ask OF his old friends and customers 10
come forward and discharge their indie btedness.-
Thankful for past tavor3, ne would ask a o0ntinu-
ance OF their patronage TO The new concern of
spENOE GARY. T.. B. SPENCE.
No 12o. corner of Main and 18th SITS.
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BY Thos. w. Keesee, Auct'r,
(Office corner Of 18th and Cary streets.

a. HORSES. NiULEs, ROCkAWAY
|NAND HARNESS, AND FURNITURE
AT AUCTION be sold on SATUR DAY
morning, August 2sth, commencing at 20 O'clock,
Several Saddle and Harness HORSES.
Three or four good work MULES.
One FURNITURE WAGON and HARNESS.
One ROCKAWAi and HARNESS.
au % THOS, w, KEESEE. Auct
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A reduction of one fourth to Ministers.
ANo extra charges. Pupils provide Books
and Stationery at their own expense. In case of
absence.
Boarders are members of the Presidents fami-
should be deposited with him, and all letters for
them sent to his care.
Catalogues containing full details, may be oh
tanned at the Bookstores. or by app cation to the
Presl lent. CHAS. H. WINSTON,
au 4-2nm Richmond Va
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THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS Of all kinds.
i can 30 had a $780, LEWIS, Is Main st.
Ok R0xE6 French Lemons landing this dav,
NVond fQEsaIa & A, ANToNgt.
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HAVING DEVOTED PARTICULAR At
II TENTION TO IMPROVEMENT IN THE
MANUFACTURE OF b l. K N 6, we take
great pleasure IN presenting to the Southern pub
lie the best article ever offered The
XCE l. s o r
OIL PASTE
Black ING,
Manufactured by US. imparts to Roots and Shoes.
or ANYTHING made of Leather, beautiful, bright
and durable polish, and will not rub off on Ii e
hands or clothes
From It's oily nature, 1t softens, STRENGTHENS, and
preserves the leather, prevents It's cracking, and
renders II lmpervlcus 10 water.
Those deslrous of using really good Backing,
should use no other. Ii is purely Southern manu-
JacfHre-and If home industry is to be sncouf-
AGED. especially when IL can and does produce
nope the patronage of Southern men will not be
withheld from Us. Respectfully,
II. WALBERSTEIN & CO.,
Head of Grace street,
an SLIM Richmond, Va.
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r. ThkUUtsH ! az \ 4 3 ; n ON
EsSaazRNR ICHM b TO EASTERN
@S o x Il OR CHERkYSTONE.
PECK on TUESDAY and THURSDAY EVEN
,NGs e oDSlocs will eennse. With the steamer
DAY MORNINGS, at 81 A. "A and win con-
nect with same steamer on MONDAY MORNING
URDAY EVENING at O'Clock. W ga
n Meals 80 cont. each. X. o. HASKIkS,
~ 8-ts
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One halt payable on the isf q 0ctober 1850. and
References Ia made to Rev. DR.. Moses d. Hoge,
and to any Of the former patrons OF the school.
Catalogues OF the Seminary. containing more
Bookstores, or by application 70 the Undersigned.
tyH-sm A, N. pUPQy, Richsaord, Va :
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TEFFE RSON CLASSICAL AND COM.
MEkCIAL SCHOOL, UNDER THE DIRkC-
TON OF W. J. g. WILLIAMS, A. NJ, ON MAIN,
BETW EN- 18th AND 10Th STREETS,-The
third session of this School will commence on the
| Sd OF September, 1860
For further particulars. as to terms and refer
ences, apply at my residence or through the Post
| their children must apply eary as the number of
SCHOLARS Is limited. au Sim
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EREDERICK,S HALL

applications are respectfully requested iau LIN
FEMALE SCHOOL.
within half a mile of Frederick's Hall Depot. Va
Central Railroad, will commence the LIST OF next
snd on as IT sn Wy
Board and Tuition in all the English branches for
Music on the P,anowith use of instrument, IS 90
French Language. ..-..-. .-....--.------ ~ 90
Drawing and Painting, each. 10 90
indIa INK ana Cray on, each --.-..----- W
An accomplished and experienced teacher viii ii
address !. ''''' SAfa ae ks' H2REs'
WAsHINGTON Academy. AMELIA,
commences Sept Sd, and closes June 18th, 1851
be to 5d HS1
F. H Smith, v. N. /; Major JOIN, T. L, Preston !;
Faculty of Washington College; VIM. s. White,
No deduction for loss of time, except in case of
''o' '''' JNo A. Z. IMBoDEN, Am.
FrNNHv MILLS. Amelia. Va. iy23-.2OthS.
oh DOMINION INSTITUTE.-The next
- sesslun of this SCHOOL FOR, YOUNG La
streets, Richmond, Va, viii begin on the ist day
of OotoDer, 1860, and close on the 3Oh Of June,
''~ BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
/; +. sHUMATE, Mental and Moral Science,
K T. Gs koSRSs0sss Natural Science and Ma.hs
maucs.
Rev INES A. DUNCAN, Biblical Literature.
Mons, kDOU .RD HOUDAIER, French.
CARLO C. MIRA. Spanish and Italian.
ALBERT De ROEDlGER, German.
Misc ELVA nj. JONES, intermediate English,
Miss NJ AGGIE d. BRANDER, Primary Eng
lIsh.
HOkAgE CHASE. Piano and Organ.
HEINRiCH SCHNEIDER, Harp.
o. A ERICSSON, Guitar.
oSW I'D HElNRlCH, Painting and Drawing.
J. ". REEVE. Penmanship.
TERMS,
(For To Session, payable half on LIST of October,
residue Feb IA. 1851
Primary English, including Vocal Music . $50 90
intermediate English, including Vocal Mu-
Senior, including Vocal Music. 50 10
Languages, each .---..... .---.-.......- 20 90
Piano, Ofgan Guitar, or Cultivation of the
Voice, for half hour lessons, two per week so 90
Piano, Organ, Guitar, or Cultivation of the
Voice, for one hour lessons, two per week. 80 90
Oil Painting. 90 90
Pastel or later Coors, Crayon Drawing. -. 20 %
Use OF Piano. 10 %
Ornamental Branches --.--.......... 90 %
Board .---. 80. 200 90
Washing and Lights .--......-... Is 90
"a, Application to enter pupils, and all commu-
nlcations concerning the School, should be made to
THOMAS l.. GALLEHER,
Richmond. Va.
AThe announcement for the session of 1850 81,
will be furnished to those who apply, indicated.
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EWIS VIE JUN o. W 8DE o3ef
Sugars part prime; l4O bbls A, 80 bbls b. 70 bhls.
Extra Coffee Sugars; 40 bbls. Cut Loaf, IS bbls.
Crushed IS bbs, Powdered and Granulated Sugars;
100 hdds Gu ba Muscovado MoIasses, prime 60 bhls.
Sugar house Syrup; IS tierces ice; AGO bbls Cut
Herrlnes; go bbls Gross DO; go bbls and % half
bbls. No. 3 Mackerel; 10 bbls. PIoklet Salmon
half bbis Shad; $50 bbls. Tar; 100 bags Laguayra,
~ bags MancaIbo, 100 pockets Java, 20 half bales
Mocha Coffee; Gunpowder Tea, of superior qua
hty starch; Sperm. Adamantlne and TalOw
Csrdies: CASTLE Soap Vinegar.
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FUTURE DAYs
~ qeddin Z Apperssn, Aucs,s.

III Bull DINO LOTS. IN THE PLAN OF
sEE1 sSE.yps&SSF SSaa si %Es g. HGs
RPSSINS sTREEETs f T6R sAnE g Al AHHcc-
lion r. WIN b ,od at auction, on the premises.
EoFs 1ssS q :. sSos..
street. fannnS BACK e ts ss xss line q
These Lots are quite convenient to Belle Isle
afford g persons doing business there GOOD oS-
Yortunity to secure lot, on which to erect resi-
nearly Ss esn ihn.
shEEwans that property must Increase IN value.
months: for nssesia6ls NOES, inssTs.t added r and
s Es'an'd ~ o a;i pSf' is 4pSSSsERsoN A.o.,
CoMMNiIsssIISSNSEER'S SALE or HOUSE
EST cLaY iNb Ihe Ht sfR ri fsH
AZ Commissioner o. the Circuit Court of the city
the ID Of June. 1860, the OF Ca'ogni against
Smith. shall proceed to set, at public auction. on
at IL O'Clock + NJ. the real estate referred to IN
the plaintiff bill oonsistlng OF three lots located
an alev s ieet wide. on which stands a comforta.
| bic dwelling, now occupied by Mr.. Jos A. Seay:
u and
title retained till all ths PqTcssass money = paid
Sale BY GopDrN L Arpnasos. Aact's. o au Is l.
s. sas a D :HS Gu,
T.,
running back lI6z feet.
TERMs-At sac. (au2Ol g. A.
CEvEN BUILDING LOTS, SITUATED
- ON AND NEAR BROAD STREET, OPPO
SITE THE RICHMOND COLLEGE,, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold. on TUESDAY, the
18th August. 1860, upon the premises, commencing
at 81 O'Clock r. M, seven handsome building
fostng Broad $50
feet, to an ley 20 feet wds; and the other three
fronting together 1913 9-l2 feet on a street par
allel with the raIIoad, running Back 256 feet, to
TERMS :-One- fourth cash; balance at 4, and IL
months for negotiable notes, interest added and
au q '' GoDDIN L APPERsoN. Aucts.
THE EAUTIFUL FAnM CALLED
l. ROBIN PARK" IN HENRICO, ON THE
Pa s FyE AZ NIKE sEtoW
the request Of Messrs. Robinson and Leander
premises. on TUEspAY the 18th A AusUst i9so
y y o'clock IF fair If not, the next fair day..
the lands of Or Jno Friend and Mrs. VARY b.
fIlce, containing by recent SURVEY, $40 acres, of
which $50 are cleared. embracing $50 acres OF fine
low grounds. About 100 acres are we'll set in orr.
ginal and secondary growth of wood and TIMBER
crops, hut portion of it is remark ably suited to
vesetables. There Is fine youog orchard on the
place. The dwelling Is built of brick, is in good
order, and contains Six rooms. and is surrounded
mere Is, In addition, all the buildings usually
found on such place. Possession given in time
to seed wheat, and full possession at the end Of
the year.
TERMS. One third cash balance at one and two
years, Tor negotiable notes, bearing interest,
cured by trust deed
au ~ ids G0nDIN r AppERSON, Aucts.
QEAU TIrUL. FnA.a.D DWELLING,
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AIR. LEFEByRE'S SCHOOL.-The next
vi session Of our School begins on the FIRST
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1860. and terminates on the
LIST day of June, 1861:
TERMS FOR THE sCHOLAsTIC YEAR,
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STEAMBOATS,, &c.

-fp&N U. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP ROA-
&3EFG NOKE, FOR NEW ORK-Ths
steamer ROANOKE. Capt. GEO. w,
Couch will leave here at o clock p M FRI
DAY, the Gath inst.
Excursion TICKETS issued to 90 and return by eth
or OF the steamers, meals and stated included
for the very low price of SIS.
Passage to New York, meals and state room
included, $40 eteerage passage &6
PassdEe TO NOTION same as by the rlver boats.
Freight received to-day (THURSDAYO and
up TO the hour OF IL O'Clock A. M, FRIDAY.
Consgnees are requested to semi for their coda
to-day.
forwar ed with dispatch.
Tickets and berths secured at our once or on
board the ship.
au23-2t I.IIDI.AM wATQnN
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REY. NJ ). NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The fifteenth session of REV NJ. J. MICHEL
BACHER'S SCHOOL will commence on the irst
MONDAY IN September.
Mr.. M. Will be assisted by Mr.. EDW ARD TUR-
NER, who, in the last FIVE sessions, has received
the approval of the patrons and of the Principal of
the school; and by Mrs. C. p. BENNETT, whose
well known merits as teacher make it unneces-
sarv TO say more in her behalf.
The following subjects comprise the studies of
Mir. NJ g school:
English, with all its branches, including the
Bellies Lettres; German, Frs,Ieh, He6retc and
Latin.
Price of Tuition of the session, ending on the LIST
of July is $50, $2S, and $50.
For further information, address
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By creusnaw + Co., Auet,s.
E49J TnsnaGS ki0 LOITtE AT Arc
~ .s, =. ~ asos,o. eGmIshei9i 10 cc!osi It
~ stss bsss vSry p,m s'f MIR nMS9cHge Cct-
sscts-isss imnoftsd from RIO do jsScirc.
TpaMs.-Under 800. cash ove, am d.,
month"; credit, for app,oved pager, ss~' vi
CRENSHAW & CO., Aust'rs.
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HsGn EXNsTABLE's SALE WiiI he sold
- on FRIDAY, the 2ith cay Of August, 1850 ID
. @ cl0ek r nj on the premises, the BLACK
NTH SHOP on Nth. between Ga ace and Broad
streets formerly oscupied b, John Tulley, to at
guardian. &c.. VS.. John TuIIey.
TERMS Cssh. IF RITTER
u22-3t ri en-
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T%iMMrt ~ MI NJ ~ KE EiAIL E ~

- TATE IN AND NEAR THE CITY OF
RICHM0ND.-As Commissioner appointed by a
decree of the CIRCUIT Court of the city of Rich
mond, pronounced on the l4th June; 1858, in the
case of Taylor AGAINST Carvedo and ais, shall
proceed 10 sell at public auction, on the premises,
in the order advertised, on WEDN tSDAY, the
10Th August 1860, commencing at "a o. o'clock, p.
NJ, ali of the real estate of which the late VIM. F
Caryedo died seized, except the lot on which he
resided at the time of his DEATH fronting 60 feet on
Nicholson street, running back ll3k feet to an
alley ,)viZ:
Lot, and old framed building thereon, part of lot
No. 2l2 in the plan of the city of Richmond, front
ing 80 feet on Elm street, running back 81 feet
Henrico, fronting 81 1912 feet on the Williams
burg road running back 100 feet. more or less, to
an alley. Lots Nos 8. 9. 10, in square No. 70, of
fulton fronting each 30 feet on the south side of
Graham street. running back ITO feet to alley =
Whole of sQusre No. 81, In Fulton, Except the lot
at the corner of Nicholson street. referred TO
above) having an aggregate front of 600 feet, AND
a depth OF ITO feet to al alley.
TERMs.-One-f fourth cash the balance at and
u months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and title retained till last note is paid.
EATON NANCE Com'Y
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GEO. w. .ARMIsTEAD. Principal,
au 2l-lm* Ashla, d, Hanover county Va
EDUCATl0N.-The fifth session of MRS NJ
II c. R1CE'S SCHOOL. on I'd stree. between
Clay and Leigh streets, will bsgin the 81 of Sep
tember, and terminate Goth June, 1861. She ls
grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore en-
Joyed, which she will endeavor still to merit by
every possible exert,on to promote the interests
Of her pupils and patrons.
TERMs-Per session of 10 months, payable quar-
teriv.
Latin, with or without highest English
branches. .--..-----S $50 90
Primary English. Observation-Disclosures. Is 90
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-24
DIChMOND FEMALE INsTlTUTE.-
II The Seventh Session begins OCTOBER lsr,
yosn IL, - g H.

IL The Seventh Session begins OCTOBER lsr,
1860, and ends the last of June, 1861.
The increased prosperity of the past session en-
courages the President IN the effort to make the
Institution yet more deserving of the large patron
age and the high literary character il has acquired
have an ample playground attached,) are beauti-
fully located and thoroughly furnished, its appa-
ratus costly and complete Its course of study com
prehensive and thorough.
The English Course, 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
mental pine. which seems the true end of the
study but, in French particularly, conversation
is also carefully attended to.
The Musical DEPARTING at remains in charge of
Mr.. CLAPP, and Mr.. c. c. MKRA has been added
to it. FACULTY:
dent and Prot. OF Moral Science and Englls Lit
eratufs.
Rev. J. l.. Burrows, D. D., Evidences of Chris
tianity.
mates and Languages.
r. A. Lewis, NJ. D., Natural Sciences
Prof. F: Emion. lof Parls.) F r,enoh.
Senior Carlos c. Mera, Spanish and Italian.
John w. Reeve, Penmanship.
Miss s. P. Royal, English branches.
Miss N. 8. Valentine, English Branches.
Miss Jane 4. Stanard Preparatory Department.
Mrs. Ann E. Mallory. Preparatory tepartme mt.
Miss Mary G. Lathrop, Preparatory d partment.
n. b. Clapp, Principal OF Musical Department.
c. c. Mera, Piano.
D. A. Ericsson. Guitar.
The President Ill hear the recitations of oil the
classes at regular intervals, giving special atten-
ZION to the Primary pupils.
TERMS FOR NINE MONTHS.