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EDUCATIONAL.
For other Educational" Notices, see 4th Page.
E'EMALE SCHOOL,
ON CHURCH HILL,
PHILIP 2 PRICE. Prinri - I''D'

II
ON CHURCH HILL,
PHILIP 3. PRICE, Principal.
The FRS Session of this School will begin on
the lst of October next. and close the ist of July,
The ENGLISH Department and the Latin Classes
will be under the immediate of the PTluclpa
who has mad seven years experience IN the In
FRENCH. N UsIC and DRAWING Will be
taught by competent instructors
Boarders wi. find in the family of the Prin pal
every reasonable attention paid to their comfort
and enlos ment and IN the community in which
the School is located; an intelligent and refined
society. aud ample religious privileges of all the
principal denominations. Church Hill, as place
| OF residence, combines many ADVANTAGES of CITY
and country life being very far from the CEN
ire of Hichmond, and yet quiet, open to heslthfu
breeZes, and commanding extensive views of the
most beautiful scenery around the city.
TERMS.
Board, including Fuel, Lights and Washing. S225
English Tultion-Prmary Departmental Is
Advanced Classes. $50 and %
Music on the Piano-one lesson week. 40
two lessons week.. 80
rs The Principal may be addressed personally,
OF ~ ietter, at No H3 Main St. Richmond, w.
Church 24tb s Hg e1 ms Bsoad ea on
shall Sc lo-1m
DRAWING SCHOOL, have determlned,
to the eps ssapssf Tsye & 10
the lst day of October. 1860, and close on
GfY OF b APs i2 apS sssGe G
ING.
Msehnists; Pattern Makers, and young men,
intending to learn trade, would do well to join
Glass.
School hours from ~ to 10 O'Clock P NJ.
TERMS:
For a session of mos, 2 lessons per week SIS co
DO DO S DO, 3 " ! d Do. DO do' 10 10 90 90
PAYABLE in advance
Will open on Grace. between 4th and 5th sts
81 the time stated above
For fuf Their particulars. address me- at Tredogar
Iron Works. lse l0-lw' WM J. Fl LUTZ.
CELECT CLASSICAL AND CONNER
- CIAL SCHOOL. FOR ROYS AND YOUNG
MEN on Franklin. between Sth and 9Th streets.
EDW ARD W. con +. A. M. Principal
The 9Th annual session will commence on MON
DA Sept Nth.
For terms. &C., see circulars at the Bookstores.
sc l0-dlm
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THE PROPOSED FUSION IN NEW YORK. The
Breckenridge Committee assembled again in
New York on Saturday. but failed to agree
upon any terms of fusion with the Douglas
and Bell Electors. The committee then ad-
journ ed there being no chance of fusion. The
Journal of Commerce says: "The two Com
mittees have failed 10 discharge u manifest
duty. Both are in fault, and the people will
now take charge of the campaign. There
must-there will be union ticket"
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x Rieinin.-A cnmnaninn for eyerrIadr

A Ricinio--A companion for every lady's
toiiet, being the only article in when can be
relied upon for keeping the hsIr smooth and in It's
place impartlng a ustre, preventing 1t from TALL
ing out ana splitting, and becoming hars and dry
from the use of water other causes. being pre-
pared of new oil, from which ali gummy matter
extracted. 1t does not leave the HAIR stick, but
soft and glossy, and prevents 1t from breaking
when braided or CURED, and is designed for de-
hghttul and elegant hair dressing.
For sale by w. PETERSON Il co, Druggists,
Main ST., and by the proprietor, Z. Il. HUDNUT,
corner Broad and 25th SITS. Sc l0-lmf
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HA.Special Notice. -.Splendid Rosewood
Pr NOS AT AUCTIoN.-l ask the attention OF the
pubc Ia my sale on WEDNESDAY rext, OF three
elegant Rosewood PIANOS. to be sold without
serve. The pubIo. especially the ladies, are IN
vited 10 call and examine them previous to the
hour of sale. To any person IN walt, an CppoTtu
nifty Is now afforded Of supplying themselves on
reasonable terms. See advertisement under ahc-
ton head. Sc l0-3t }. II. DIGGES.
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"a Southern Savings Bank,
OFFICE I73 MAIN STREET.
Certificates of Deposit and Checks issued by the
Treasurer, p. B. PRICE.
DIRECTORS:
J. B. Watkins, Prest, X. C. Howe,
p. L. Moore, Geo. /. Herring,
VIM. Ira Smith, J. F. Regnault,
J. II. F. Mayo, w. 4. Jenkins. Sec'y.s
p. B. Price, Treasurer.
au l9-lu
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.r~p CHAN or HOIH ~,

sNsTARTiNG AND RUNSi Nc V9FF
SarxS7rx<zzsssT II j. S Fam BOATS GI.rN cow
AND CURTIS PECK TO PORTSMOCTHSSh
NORF0LK.-Tne GLEN COVE, Captain T M
SoUTaGArE, VIII Leave the wharf AZ Rockets reg.
ulary every MONDAY: WEDNESDAY and FRl-
turn each alternate day, Sundays excepted
The CURTIS PECK will discontinue the ptybt
lire after MONDAY. the 10th inst. az , coptI6ps
the daily line. leaving the wharf AT Roc ets resu
larly every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-
URDAY MORNINGS. at O'Clock precisely ana
return each alternate day. Sundays excepted
Both Boats will touch At all the regular land mn
on the river. both going and returning
Passage to Norfolk or Portsmouth, S. Me.ls
each 50 cents extra.
FrelRh hit to he landed on the river must BE- p1,s
for tchsn sent dorH, and we will not be Response
bic for II after 1t IS put on the wharf to whchI,.
directed or marked. X. 0. HASKINS.
e7-ts
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adanIrU IN7ELLIGEHCn
PORT Of RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 8.
Htga Warsf this day Monday ll4 ''e!osh.

ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, mdZe.
and passengers. Ludlam a atson
steamship Virginia Kelly. Philadelphia. mcze.
and passengers, 9. 7. CardoZo.
Sohr. r. h Nj. T. Simpson, Spruell, James River,
wheat, McGruder's Sons.
Schr. Almira, James River, corn, Webb &
Wade.
Steamship Virginia. Ne liz. Phiadeiphia, mdze
and passe myers, =. 7. Cardozo
Steamer george Peabody. Prltchard. Baltimore,
mdze and passengers, d ". CurIe.
Schr. Allance, Barrett, D. C, via Port Walthall,
SchT. D. Herbert. Myers. Fort Calhoun. stone
Schr. Ann Piokere, klze, Baltimore wheat.
Schr. q. King, Burton, Norfolk, down the
Schr. ]. & D. Cranmer, Kale, down the river,
schr. Ocean Bird, Dawes, Baltimore, down the
river. hight.
sohr !. NJ. Ford, Shelly, Baltimore, down the
river, light
RICHMOND, Sept 8-Pease report arrival of
schr Martha Collins. Collins. on the 9Th thirty
days from Jacksonville was driven to the eastward
of the cuff stream by heavy W y. w winds, and
schr. sprung aleak thrd day out. pumps kept con-
three feet water in hold; at that uTe about FIVE
huLdred miles f. by : from Cap Henry; Sept. 2,
ION. = deg IS MN ", lag; 81 DEG 81 MN spoke
who supplied us with PROVISIONS, ours hayIng run
short A. j. COLLINS, Master.
PETERSBURG, Sept. 7.-Arrlved, schr. Mime
haha, Richmond.
BaLTIMosE. Sept. 7.---Cl,d, sohrs Chief, Freder-
icksburs; Sabine ard J. Cooper, TappahanDock;
JAS H Stone, Carter's Greek; A. Hail. Norfolk.
PHLAnELPHIA, Sept. 7.-CId, schr. VIM. Pax
NV YoRx, Sept. 6-Arrived, schr. Hard,crab-
be, Rlchmond. Sept: ARD, schr panre,
Rebecca. Petersburg. ARID. schIs. Jamestown
Petersburg; D. 4. Sawyer and A. Falsenburg'
BosToy, Sept. 7-Cleared, schr, Elizabeth B..
fredericksburg.
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BY K. IL Cook, Auctr.
TRUSTEES sAhEot sToGk OF DRY

FTRUSTEEN SALE OF STUIk OF DID
GOODS, CLOTHING. BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS CAPS, FANCY ARTICtts: &c, AZ
u ELL to the subscribers, duly recorded IN the
Hastings Court of the city of Richmond, we shall
proceed to sell. on THURSDAY, 70 h INST A. 10
O'clock. at the store of said We'll, on Nth, be-
tween Franklin and Grace streets, the emit re stock
contained IN said store, consisting OF large VA
rrety of fresh, seasonaole DRY 6OODR. CLOTH
ING, BOOTS SHOES, HATS. CAPS, FANCY
ARTICLES, SHOW CASES, &c
At the same time, will be sod the unexpLred
LEASE of said store. together with the FIX
TIRES, &c.
TEKMs-All sums under S 100, cash over that
An ount 90 da.s' credit, for approved negotiable
paper. kD R0sEN E \ 1, SsANNoN'{ Trustees.
Sale conducted by T.. b. Cook. Auct el9
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KE Alex. Mott, AuCt,r

CROCERtES. DRY GOODS, FUREI-
0TURE. dc.-Will be sod at auction ar my
store on TUESDAY, September 18th, commencing
at 10 O'Clock, a general assortment, of Groceries
consisting in part of Whiskey. BIZ andy, Fish, Can
die. Soap, Tobacco, Cigars, &c.
DRY GOODS Several invoices of seasonable
Dry GOODS, Clothing, Shoes, &c.
FURNITURE.-A small lot Of second hand
Furniture, &c. .
Sc 10 ALIEN. MOTT, Auct'r.
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NJ NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
kuAKhL MoxLEY Lessees and Managers
POSTPONEMENF.
NoTICR.-The preparations necessary for the
opening of the Theatre properly not being com
pleted, and the determination of the manag cement
to present their patrons with building worthy of
their PATRONAGE. they are
UNAV0iDAB ~ COMPELLED
to defer their inaugural night until
THURSDAY, SEFTEMBER 18th,
when the ball at present advertised will
POSITIVELY BE PERFORMED St
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II ~,&'- FOH Is A T. T ! VI K F.-TRI-
q E 4 hhFi LfN hElP6 Az HRF FAN
STEAM BOAT COMPANI'S STEAMkRS.-Th,
GEO. PkABO Captain PRITCHAk D, anu BEL.
VinERE, Captain KEFSE, will leave RchHot5
for Baltimore everv TUESDAY, 1HURSDAYand
SATUR JAY, at the hour OF ~ o'clock NJ. Return,
ing, Will leave Baltimore for Richmond on the
same days, thereby enabling shippers and passen
gers to have an opportunity OF a communication
between the two points every other day.
For speed. comfort, and safety, these steamers
are the most superior of their class, having been
recently rehtte0 IN the most approved style.
Passage and fare SIS.
Tickets procured either at our office, In Shockoe
Slip. opposite the Columbian Hotel, or At the
Steamers wharves.
seT-tIt21 DAVID Il WIN CTRRTF
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na- Wines. Liauers aud Havana Cigars.


A SUPERIOR stocE of the most approved brands
of WINES, Liza UORS and HAVANA CIGARS,
constantly on hand, ard which we offer upon rea-
sonable terms, tCd0ieS1Ee and rstdli
10. Superior ines strand es and other Liquors
in BOTTLES for Fanny and Medicinal use
MCkEEVER * BROKEN,
Vine Liquor and Havana Cigar Store,
No. 4, Exchange Hotel Building, Pear st.
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DAVID L WIN. CrPPrr

~E MOTTO .-CHANGE 0r
ESyalEsTARIING. HOUR On ard an,
Steamer A. H. SCHULTZ will, until fnT;ba,,' n ,as
tice leave her wharf at kocxetts for WfNnsno
SHADES, on the Chick ahominy Rive sol
SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY MORNiNG,u
6C'clock Returning, the SCHULTZ viii cav ?,
WINDSOR SHADES for RICHMOND. on svs,1
sc 7-6t ID. HILL. Mqsfsr
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' Sc 10 10 '"''i 'AW WIN. q WINSTON, Trustee.
SALE VALUABLE

l BLACKSM SHOP AND TOOLS, IN
MANCH ESTER, AT PUBLIC AUCTlON.-By
virtue of a deed of trust executed to me by Jpo.
II. Bowman, shall sell AZ pu bio auction, on SAT-
URDAY. the 18th September, at o'clock /: M,
valuable BLACKS : and WHEEL
WRIGHT STAND, near Nayo's Bridge, IN Man
chester, together with all Tools and implements
necessary 10 work said shops. The above property
il sube to a ground rent of $50 to the town OF
Manchester
TERMs-One- half cash balance in months,
for negotiable notes, Inte rest added
Sc 10 BENJAMIN II. NASH, T ustee.
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DAVID Il WIN. CURRIE.

Ss~ SPECIAL N0TiCE.-Ths Steam
seq ship JAMESTOWN has resumed her
place again IN this line, between here
and New York.
The three Steamships composing this line will
leave New York for Richmond rs follows, VIZ:
The IORkTOWN, Capt. PARRISH, every Sat-
urdHy. at 5 z Nj.
TheJANlESTOWN, Capt SKINNER, every Tues
day, ats Z. NJ.
Thc ROANOKE, Capt. CoucH, every Thursday.
at II NJ.
Returning, the' will leave Richmond every
Tue sday and Friday, at 4 O'Clock 2. oil. and Sat
urday, az T. M.-touChlng at Norfolk gong and
returning
For further information apply 70
LUDLAM n WATSON,
au CTS Opposite Steamers WharVes.
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S-us JUST X &c ivED. per shy,ypGSzs
Hf1Hinks." large assortment OF Hnoi' d.
0Efe STATUES, FIGURES. CloAh NV"
W. ERS. &c. 40, .rotr ErTE
ALSU- Fine Decorated and FANCY Itu.dh. 1s,sst
SETS DINNER and Il IA Sci Is, oil ths o.ps
sy les; Silver Plated Ware, Casters sp psf,c-
Forks, &c. Table Cutlery, of the osss h'S-
TUE. II ant -
GLASSWARE of every description o. LES 20
Pressed aud Blown Glass of the isisst fs,enSs
which we would call the attention o. cur ,hat The
above articles will DO sold yer. lowH cos.
GEO J SUMNER &tV,,ss,.
Iron Front Buildings. Governor s..Sss--
SY.IRoaN s,S ROI.rED ME,I-Greana
u frcm the paresr WHITE CORN TO 20 otsff'f |.
ed, win Esorus Mill ,sroNEs, ana "msIss.
BoITEn, makiug the choicest sIuslss, Is Is ~ NJ II
Pearl street
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TRUSTEES SALE OF 143 ACRES or
:, 1 LAND IN HANOVER COUNTY, ABOUT 8
MILES EAST OF RICHMOND. AND HOUSE
AND LOT AT ASHLAND, IN HANOVER
COUNTY As trustee IN certain deed Of trust
from Mr.. James A. HaTwood, dated 25th January
le6O, duly recorded IN Hanover County Court,
shall IN execution thereof. and at the request of
the beneficiary thereby secured, proceed to SELL at
public auction, the premises, on MONDAY. the
LIST October. 1850, mt II O'Clock. A. M, at fair Il
not, the next flr dav,t the li3 acres of LAND
conveyed by the said deed, lying ano being IN the
county of Hanover. near the farm of M John a.
Mosby and described on a plat and survey made
by Nj Bates, city surveyor. annexed to, and re-
corded With n deed from II. A. Claiborne, Jr.. to
Daniel Trueheart and GervasS Trueheat t, dated
LIST March. 184l ; and on the following day, VIZ :
TUESDAY, the I'd October. 1880, at Ashls nd, Han
over county ON the premises, al IL O'Clock, A. N b,
Of fair; il not; the pext fir day, ~ acres OF
TERMs.-Fnough in cash to defray expenses of
sale and to DISCHARGE ne sotisbie note OF $3.50 AZ.
with interest from 28th Nav last TIL Id and "a
to the residue of the proceeds Ct sale, on such
terms the SAID Harwood shall prescribe or the
trustee shall announce at the hour of sale
Sc 10 WIN. y WINS TON, Irustee.
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FoK BIA,L;TiMoRE.-T

.s.Sqtla@s.NSt Steamer BEl.VIDERE, Cant T Lac
s1-~s1a-r7SxzAzn kEENE, will receive FreIrI, a
day, IMQSDA{,) aud up to the hour Of i3ocd.St
rates. with great di patch. '''
No hogsheads received on board unless sps.y.1
at our office. ssssd
Passengers are requested to be on board hat.
the hour OF departure, IL o clock NJ, Tt EsDAFy'
Passage and fare SIS.
Tickets procured eIJher at our Office In sbooL
Slip, opposite the Columbian Hotel or al ~
Steamers wharves. - 'Hs
&c l0-2t DAVID A VIM Cr-upyr
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IN NOTICE TO MiLLINERS AND IA
SlsYrH LADIES GENERALLY.-Ify you ~
~ want our BONNErS and HATS culoredS~
me most fashionable colors and pressed in any
style you wish, 90 to JOHN HILLS, the Hat and
Bonnet B eacher and Dyer, Broad street, above the
Central Depot, Richmond, Va. Sc lO-lws
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ByThOs. w. keespP, AuCt'r,
coffee corner of 18th and Cary stTeetsD
rENTEEI. HnIsrHuLD AND KITCH.

NENTEEE HOT sEHULD and kITCH-
II EN- FURNITURE, Pi AN0, GAS FIX
be sold on THURSDAY morning, Sept goth, com
mencing at 10 O'Clock, at the residence OF JUDGE
John NJ GREGORY. n the corner of Clay and 10Th
streets, (who is declining hOuseksepng) all oil his
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c, consIstIng
of elegant PaIl0r, Chamber aad Dining room Fur
niture, Gas Fixtures, DO. G.; also, very supe-
rIor Piano, in rosewood case
TERMs.-All sums under $50, cash; over that
amount, four mon tbs credit. Tor approved paper.
Sc 10 THUS. W KEESEE, Auct.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

o. BALL AT HECkLER'S GARDEN.
EA BALL and SUPPER will be given at
L.lhsVALENTINE HECkLER'S GARDEN on
NlDNDAY EVENING, Sept 10th.
The ARMORY BAND viii he N attendance.
ON L Dn(Isp seS-2t*
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q EW RICHMOND THEATRE.,

KUNKEL & MOXLEY, Sole Lesses K Managers.
The MANAGEMENT will issue SEASON TICK
ETS. good for three months. subject 10 a renewal,
provided fifty purchased Those wishing To
procure hem, will please apply Immediately at
the Box 0ihce OF the Theatre. Its
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UN 10TH UCIUBFR.
We hare marked dozen nearly erery article be-
loIc OrfEiaai cost. We have on hand
Larse stock of RICH DRESS SILKS, marked
down 10 SO and IS cents IN the dollar.
Elegant ~ Tx ROBts, cost sac, tor SIS.
Rich he LAME ROBES at 81 so cost Sl2 and "A.
Rich prn' ed PARIS DE LANES.
VALENrIAS, POpLINS and SILK FQULARD.
Large stock colHred and black Wool SHAWLS.
Black ALPACCAS and R0MBAZtNES.
BACK Challe and atwood DE LANES.
French MkRiNOES. all cojors.
hogan S and AlexandeI's KID GLOVES at 90 cts
Ladies and Misses HOSIERY.
Lace, Muslin and Cambria SETS and COLLARS,
at half price for cash. PERKINS Il co,
Sc SLOT al Eag le Square.
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MN r " GUUDs, 4 " GO" 49,.
IN Rich Chins. Parian. aud Etruscsh So.
NJ hemian and Psqisn Toiis, sets VIE, ss
God Band aud DECORATED CHINA pttNTEI
SETS; ENGLISH and FRENCH CHlTThht ET
SETS; FRENCH and ENGLISH CHINA LeHthsts
WARE; Rich Plated Casters, Pitchers 10 ss
and Tea Sets, HALVES and Forks senoo1i 9sl ING
Stands; Wine Sets. 10, H0UsE~F I hSt'
GOODS, Sc A..,s
We respectfully call the attention OF paIenSS vi
To the above Goods, being saushed we CAP an The
sell them as low as ans lmportlnS h2user0
city. STEBBINS, PpLLsNv az
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y Z L Mt III 4 = y L A L.
- EXHIBITION

9. Il y
- EXHIBITION
VA. NEGHH MIS-, INSTITUTE,
Hall open for the reception Of contributions on
the 81 od OCTOBER. Exhibition open on the
10th. Premiums in money in sums ranging from
S2lo 8 100 told and Silver MedsIs and Diplomas
Mechanics, manufacturers artists and the ladies'
invited TO compete Tor the Prizes. For further
Sc 4-lm JAMES D. BROWNE. Chm.
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,.s...s CaKRI.GEs- BUGGiEs AND

&c SALE DRUGGISTS, 1855 Main street. 10, ,o,-
~ ner 18th, Richmond. Va, invite iRe S s,Ss
IA tion OF merchants ard Others 20 thsl,r, SEs
and complete stock of DRUGS, hkDtCInN'ih:33'
PAINTS, OILS, DYE STEFFS. BEST lsIpesSTTT
MEDICINES. BICARB. SOFA, sc. No Arg "a
large and varied stock of FANCY Ak llOiL So,y.
Fancy and staple Toilet SOAPS; horn t - II
Dressing and Fine tooth COM BSi bhOe .oia
every variety and ssy All of which WIZ - 20 ~
to punctual dealers at prices that cannoI i0''
please.
Orders solicited and promptly attended g. 20.
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LOST AND STRAYED

! OsT-MONEY-Dro Dropped by a lady, on Satur-
l. day last, on Broad street. near the Second
Market House a small wire PORTE MONNAIk.
containing three SIS notes and Sl75 in specie
The finder will receive suitable reward nv leaving
il at this office. l0-lts
I OST- On Thursday night. between 18th and st.
L. Stephens streets certificate of our freedom.
liberal reward Will be paid fer the if left ut
this office. MARY FRANCES CASH.
Sc I0-2tf LUCY ANN CASH.
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spnCrAL NOTICES .
l52 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.

w A Il X L N s. & FICK l. r. n,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DBALERsiN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
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WANTS.

w ANTED-A sfTUATIoN:.-Ay young man
w desires n situation as MILLER, 70 the city
or country. Can give Satisfactory reteTences ~
to character and ability. Address, rmILLEh.'
Dispatch office. se l0-6tE
XSrANTED-A SiTUATIOE.-A young man de
w sIres a situation as CLERh or SAL ESMhN
in Dry Goods Grocery store or would be viii
ling to engage in any respectable business Ad-
dress " NJ. A. b., throuxh Richmond Z. U.
seS-3tt
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STEAMBOATS,. A. =.


11Hkk U. >. M. STEAMsHIp -
34&&& TOW N-POR NEW npYrORE.
n Steamship YORKTOWN c.nh- n.
IIA4hsisH VIII leave here at DELAY nnsv,,
TUESDAY the 18th inst. "iook r. NJ
Excursion tickets issued IN IN A.. -
eitber Of the steamers, me ais And 90. tstpra !,
cuded Tor the very low price of sIs 'e'oon In
fsssage TO New York. meals and s,,,.
cnded, $40. SteeIage passars IS a'sroon IN.
tasssss :" roIiok same a. By the riys,
the hour OF IL O'Clock A. 81, Tussdav' and ub "a
TO-DAY. i"i iaergoo1,
Freight for Boston taken a, mods,a,.
Tickets and berths secured at our or
board the ship. '"' omoe or 0,
Sc 10. LUDLAM 4 wArsos
hGN> FOR NORFOLK, Npu -.
A-E{N AND BOSTON.-The Bsrgss YORK
~ now ready TO receive e1sb,efAsIoR
leave her whaIfa at the head OF the Dock on "a WI
with Cromwelps llne to New To,t -, oYYhnecta,
ton. Dt iof Be.
Freight taken through to New York .ra
f. reduced rates t For freight, apply to 'P'?'
sc 1925 ASLEF
f> FOR PHILADELPHIA. ~ =
$3.50 No; I Steamship CITY OF Ri2ss,AA
MUND Captain T.. MiTCgsIr 9Th.
sumed her regular trips between Ricb,noaasssfs
PhIlade lpbia; and will DO ready to reeaIvs ~ atd
nO,DA4 and Up TO the hour Of IL NJ, To ys5lfai
F9i freight or passage, having superior .o..
CHAs. P. CARDuzo. Ara,
at the wharf, OF lO9 Ms,5,,
euSoe -e--e9. Gnu !" Itn oIopeeen. Sc l0-n
Asr,-,,771T77ts FOR LYNCHWURG-To -
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-10
UNDERTAKING.,

~ TO THE PUBLTC.-The undersigned
"a having entered into partnership for the pur-
"A pose Of conducting the TAILORING BUSi-
w NESS in all us departments, most respect
--&. fully solicit liberal share of public patron
age. Our goods having been selected with great
care. we will offer such Inducements will not
fail 10 give satisfaction. q: X. HOWARD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-10

WILLIAMSBURG, va Aug Both, 1910. au 3O-lm
iVANTED--A PARTNER. with a cash capital
w OF $4,000 or SIS 600. 10 engage IN a mechanics
BUSINESS, aIrs ady esta3 STAB 10 STEADY M
would devote his whole attention to the business,
money can be made. For Information, address
"MECHANIC,' Box No. IL, Richmond Post Of
fee, stating where interview can be had.
au 2--tS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-10

=. BARBER, PROFESSOR OF
- - MUSIC, will return to Richmond, about
'he "lh VI SepteHioel sc 7-3tawts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-10

REMOVABLE STERN BRO. would
~ most respectfully inform their frien Al the
~ public generally that they have removed from
ther store 07 10 the large and commcd0ns store 81
Man street SO long occupied by John Thompson.
Esq and have opened with a large and wei Sc
lecled stock of Mems Women's, Children's and
Servants BOOTS and SHOES. CATERS, & c.,
which they offer to sell wholesale andDeta at very
low prices. IL. STERN 4 BRU.,
Sc lU-tS 81 Nam
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-10

yHTANTED-A TEACHER.--We wish to EN-
w ploy q competent TEACHER for the Will
iiamsburg Female Academy, or to lease the build
lngs 10 some one who will establish a first class
FEMALE SCHOOL. Williamsburg now offers a
fair fe Id for the success OF good Female School.
The buildings are new and ample.
p. NJ THOMPSON,
q DURFEY.
J. w. GUSTS,
w. s. PEACHY.