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AUCTION SAILED.
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EETUR DAVIS
By jas. M. Taylor Il Son, Auct'


TH.KKEEEE I HtAsSSpEsoMs BIdLp!NG LOTS
B 81 VIDI r. ST.. 4F0RMtRLi A PART OF
HEerk boF FIT r. TIE 2En FA,s
viii the Aas az me ~
day OF Septembsr, commencng alta o'clock =. NJ.
Grace and Bey'dere street.. nearly ADJOINING the
residence OF John Z. Winn, Esq, and l"cated
Grounds They front, ss1i feet and run back Isl
feet eacn. to an alley is eet wide These % are
poaes cow in market, in that rapidly improving
ne IN borhood
months, for nesotiqbs, notes, interest added. aLd
ss2, Jas. Nj. TAYLOR Il SON, Aucts.
ONE ACREvE La>nI HE'S leo
Knows AS MARION HfLL, At AucTioN.-
We will sell upon the premises. On FIR DsY- the
T. NJ, one acre Of land on Marion Hill, Henrloo
county. within Mr. K H. syh's enclosure
rsRss.- One third cash; the balance at months,
seq ave JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Il SON, Aucts.
A VERY DESIRABLE VACANT LOT
"a At Tv TIE j n & Of Fh0AD
We will sell upon the Pr5mlses. on TUESDAY,
the 25th inst: conmencing at Al O'Clock r. NJ e, u
Smith streets 1t fronts IS feet, and runs back l20
ieet The Lot is adapted for retail business
TsRNs-One -tnlrd cash; the balance at and
y months, for negotiable notes, with interest add
ed, ami secured by 4 trust deed
s-N JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON, Auots.
uANDSONE BUILDING LOT On THE
II NORTH SIDE OF MARSHALL STREET
AT Auction. w n be sold upn he premises,
on TUESDAY, the 25th day of September. com
mencing at O'Clock r NJ hand ONE Bull b.
ING LOT. on the north side Of Narsha street 1T
Its intersection with sulth street. and opposite
the residence OF MIR heofge Timheilase 1t
frons q feet and ii inches aDd back 1873 feet
to are, feet wide
TfRMs.-Une THIRD cash ths balance ~ and IL
months for negotiable notes, with interest added,
and 3. cured by a trust def d
sea JAS Nj TAYLOR son, Aucts.
NAIUAELE TOBACCO FACTORY, AT
TIL CORNER OF FhAN LIN AND 24rH
SFREETS. FOR SALE ATATCTiuN.-We will
sell, upon the premises. on Thu RSDAY, the 9Th
day OF Septem or. mmanclng at "A O'Clock T
M the vaIuihle TOBACCO Factory located
a. the southeast corner OF Franklin and 24th sts.
The house Is newly built ard kood order, and
has every necessary convenience. It's mea slons
are aD. ut 10 b> 80 feet.
The UonIs so feet and runs back 100 feet
The location of TINS properts aGapts II particular
for the tobacco busIness and Is wo.thy the atten
non If tobacconsts aud oIhsrs
TERMS One fifth cash the balance in three
equal lnsta men 8, nj g. i2 and IS moths for neso
TABLE notes with nte test added. and secured by
trust deed. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR n SON,
sc IL AuCtIOneers
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/ H.PPING
TAILORING. &c.


BEERS A. fOINDkXTER are now
IN receiving their stock of ALL AND WIN
VA y EK GOODS, a portion OF which we're Sc
~ lec'ed In London and Paris, by Mr. er.u-
.-.fss. son, Of the HouseoI J b Ferguson. Brother
4 Co, and Mr. Paine, of Kent, Paine 4 Co. A
call IL respectfully Invited.
se Is lot BEERS r. P0iNDEXTER.
ONE PkICa ILOThiNG stORE.
IA NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER
M 6OODS.-MARks Nelson :iV Broad
VI street, has returned with splendid stoIh
-A&of CLOTHS CASSIMEREs and WET
| NnS; As1 rr, line assortment OF RrADI-
sDd customers
N B. GOODS made 10 at the shortest notice.
and warranted to fit ! have also q few pieces of
BRECKENRIDGE GOODS. sc Him
ENT'S AND YOUTHS CLOTHING
VI AHD FURNISHING HOUSE.-1he atten-
ton of the citizens of Richmond aud the public
SenerAlls is Lost Respectfully called to our laIge,
varied, and complete assortment Of Gents and
Youths CLOTHING and FURNISH lNb6OODS,
sl of which were Manufactured by US. " ID \
"t pleasing the great ciyersItles of taste In
regard to dress. We fatter ourselves that tho
stN le, HI, and durability OF our garments are IN
surpassed by any house in the city, and that our
advantages in manu- featuring clothing are such as
to enable us to sell at such reduced prices AZ can
not Re equalled. Having made more extensive
ARRANGEMENTS this season for the supply OF the
great demands for Clothing than ever before, we
hope to receive lars support from all IN want OF
ARTICLES in our branch OF business, assuring them
ali that We Will do them justice.
We are also prepared To make to order any artl-
Gle OF Gents Wearing Apparel, at short notlce.
NOAH WALKER q CO.
Branch OF Baltimore House,
l03, corner Main and lith or Pear SITS.
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NAsayILLR Sept 2i-The officers OF the
G-.aa Lodge Of Dad Fellows were installed
-rtev The following are additional APP
continents Rev. f NJ. p. Wells, Of Massa-
.sa.e.t =, Grand Chaplain J. Il Farnsworth,
4, tennessee. Grand Marshal; J L. Cham
brian Of Mary land q rand Messenger; ). Ii.
NaML.- GT2ud q GarGIan.
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= rtayrHs. Mo, Sopt. 2U.-The Fike's Peak
- ,.s,hti here last night with St5,~"9
49, besides some $4,000 10 the hands 81
.-.s,re-s TaIs is The largest treasure ar
"a. tbls season.
..rass Al Denver City is fast reyiviug
~ .5e street. present lively appearance
ri, weather being about over and cold
...ra- coming on, parties are beginning to
I've from the mountains 10 purchase their
r.rter supplies
-..>,yerIas If silver mines continue to be
- which promise 20 yield we'll. a crevice
-. I'D Eve hundred and titty feet IN Length
80 a.. oallG ore shows Itself on the surface, IS
...., have been discovered. Several a.. saws
S,vs been made with different results, ranging
q w. 500 20 500 per ton,
4,la claims continue 70 pay IS largely now
as tary have ever done.
viii passengers.
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HARRISBURG. Pa. Sept. 22.-The Douglas
>s,- Executive Committee publish 4 card
Ing hat as much has recently been pub
she'd N HE subject of alleged propositions
ST. fusion in Pennsylvania, the public are in
-uet tnat the question of fusion has At no
ur been entertained by the Committee.
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AUCTION sALEe
FUTURE DA Us.


ARGE ASSORT MEeT OF GENTEEL
TnuKKFs .r.LLANo, &c. At Az RIO On TUES
TEtlL- HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. consist
very handsome octave PIANO. made by Chick
erng Mackay.
seve,al h Mahogany and Black Walnut WARD
sevsrsI Mahogany and Black Walnut BU-
Several Mahogany ard Black Walnut SIDE
verv handsome Black W alnut TETE-A-TETEs.
IN Plush, velvet and Hair Cloth.
and Hack " alnut Marble Top WASH
Marble Top PIER TABLES. CARD-TABLEs,
Cane and Wool seat e CHAIRS
Mahogany, Jenny Lind and Cottage BED
Elssant six Brocatele CURTAINS AND COR
Several Extension and other DINING TABLES
haT and and chuck MATTRESSES FEATHER
Brussels .st and Ingram CARPETS.
Large lot of CHINA, GLASSWARE, CROCK
Together with large lot of rseful articles, too
numerous to mention the whole being thu largest
sea '''''' '''' 81 at 81" +. b COOK, Auctr.
CESTEEL E0UsEHoLD FURNITURE
VI AT AUCTION On W EDNESDAY. 25th
inst at 10 O'Clock will sell. at the residence oc-
cnpled by VIM. o. Pane. Esq all The Flu l.
1 IRE contained in said residence, embra ing in
Carved Mahogany Tste a Tete SOFAS, 10 hair
cloth.
ELEGANT Black Walnut TETE-A-TkTE, in Silk
Brocatelle.
Hardsome Black Walnut PARLOR CHAIR, in
Mahosanj CENTRE TABLE, Egyptian Marble
H.ndsom. R EcFPTIoN CHAIRS. beautiful
BrocstelIe and Lace CURTAINS; Gilt WINDOW
2 I.rse BOOK CASES, very valuable and con-
Elegant Mahogany French Scroll and other BED
2 hest Curied Hair MATTRESSES
H.nd.oms Maho sS MaFHs TEE CABINET
Walnut OFFICE DESK, &C. ~
! tall English Fight Day CLOCK. in Mahogany
cas. said TO be most excellent time piece.
se24 r.. Is. COOK, Auct'r
ADMINISTRATORS SALE oFHorxE-
n + H0 OLD FrRHS pT,I PIANO, BRnSsELs
&c. &c AT AUcridNp On FRI6 ~ 49, snF h r.
st.nt. at 70 o'clock. viii se at the l.ts residence
ii the HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN IFURHI,'
TUk T.. c, nslstInk Of
One PSRI0R SURF, In wsinat. coz D sisfins of two
Tete- 3 l etes SIX Chairs, one Parlor Chair.
set. of Damask md Lac Curtains, two ele-
CANT Parlnr carpets. orusse ares'ry, Mar
BILE top Tables, elegant CHINA Vases, Gas FIX
lures, Chande hers; tenders, Fire Sets. ele-
SC, &c.
DINING ROOM
Black Walnut Extension Table, Nahngany. Din
ing and other Tables; ele ant " hogan Side
board. with Marble top; Chairs Safe, Refuge
rator. Carpsts &c. t ge her with large as
sortment of China Crockery and Cut q lass
ware AMONGST which are China Dinner and
Tes Sets comp etc, one case Knives and Forks
SUPER IN quality.
The kiTCHES contains tho usual variety
amongst which is an elegant Cooking Stove
viii be 80 d at IL o'c ock. one BUGGY and
HAkNt IS. one omen FAMILY CAhkiAtIE snd
II tRNkSS, b tn of which afe in excellent order
TERMS AL sums under 500, casa; over ina,
amount. months credit, for satisfactory nerotla-
ble paper. VIM H. CHRISTIAN
Admir- of + T. Dudley decd
HA-Sale conducted by r. B. Cook, ACct. lse "A
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BY Richard Cauthorn. Auct'r.

TNOCk ERYW A X FOX sALE.-On
~ WEDNESDAY,, % h instant, commencing at
10 O'Clock, at my store, will SELL a. auction,
aud GLASsW RE, IN lots 10 suit the trade. con-
sst'ng IN part OF Plates, Bowls, Pitchers: BASIN
Mugs, Tumbleis Glass Plates, Covered Buffers,
Giass Candrsti emma end hfte Granite Tea
Sets, &c. Dealers may rest assured that they will
find almost every article suited to their wants, and
that every lot put up wi he sod hout reserve.
TEkNs.-Cash, for Ill sums under $50; thla
sum ard under 800, e. days credit; over Slt0
i months credit, for approved: neko'Iabe paper
sc p N. CAUTH0kN, Auct.
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SCRANTON. PA, Sept 2I.-A hre-damp ex-
r,I,,I.u occurred today Ia Bowkley's mine. at
he upp4r end IF Pifisiou. SIX men were in
.ae mine. ~ OF whom got ont except John
n y.ard. Ir.. who II is feared suTocated. The
,.sIsfs one Of Wild excitement, the pump be-
- 10 zen ana he hat fIIlng with wafer.
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Prize Eiahters Sentenced.

B2sroY. Sept. 2l.--Audrew Gidlow and John
Turner. convicted OF prize fghting on an
sand Boston harbor, were TO- day sentenced
IL lie State prison for one year.
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Large Fire in New Orleans

New ORLEANS, Sept. 2i.-Several liquor
: res are burning at the corner Of Lafayette
sud TChOupiionlas streets. a wall has fallen
Eii3e several persons, but the mum Der is YET
. la.uEu.
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Death of a Missouri Judge.
Fire at Louisville.

- Louis Sept. 2l.-HOn, Jno. G. Richardson,
- rT-m4mber OF the Supreme Bench Of His
-gl, died this morning at three O'Clock.
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The Kentucky Races.

Lo-IsyILLC, Sept. 2l-Frauk's candle fac
:.-y, q. New Albany, Indiana, Was burned
4,, night. Loss S23, UUO-iusured for Sl7, 600
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ALBANY, Sept. 2l.-Prof La Mountain made
. f. s..-udId ascension IN his balloon Atlantic,
e. a me county fair grounds, this afternoon.
4: ls3s. 10000 people were present.
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rpIFGRAPHIC NEWS.
,,, ono,, ed for the Richmond Dispatch. !
CAR; I;reckinridge convention.

IorIs. Sept 9l.-A special dispatch TO
- l"O,nlican' from Jefferson City, says the
me h'lvv,dre STATE Convention has adopted
Br'lA .rort Of he Committee on Resolutions,
Wv "a detisTes
nominate leaving 10 the people their
t 's'~C Of csad,da'es aud PRINCIPLES theretore'
''rg',,.r,5. That We SUI adhere to the rrinSi-
pes 90 .,a Marty has always upheld, and
pr. Il ,st,bfully adhered TO, viii rerpetn-
va'.", lI-nion and disseminate its blessings
Sc '"g "a heEcGceuIiy throughout the bor
go he Moderation. ,..-,...
'' he resaluogs also reafiirm the platform ,,G
So ',.-e a stead fast devotion to the plat
90 40, .f6rted nv the Mary land Institute Con-
1877, ...| IN aud accept Ainr'dee and Lane as
'r"..'st oates 81 the Democracy Of Missouri.
ne Tnutston, a delegate 20 Charleston,
' ~. resrly an hour The most noticeable
-, .ars 81 his speech was The expression OF
ir'.~ '.f In LiucuIu's eiec tion, and the al vice
a'' 80 ..,sre for defeat, SITTER which they would
:. ....ti,sd sud ready for Democratic victory,
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Ey Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.
ONE HUNDRED NINETY SEVEN

80 BETWEEN JACKSON AND DUVAL SIS,
FOR SALE AT AUCi tON.-At the request Of
The MessIs. Clopton, we shall sc at Pubic auction
on the pren ises. on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th Sep
tembeT, 1870 at "A O'Clock p NJ, le7 feet Of lard,
located as above, running back towards An street
about 2O0 feet to sharp angle, through which a
deep Tavlne runs.
TERMs. One third cash; balance at and 8
months, for negotiable notes. interest adCed and
title etaIned til last note pa i'd
Sc q GODDIN 4 ApPERS0N, Aucts
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DISSOLUTlONS &C
MA TyCE OF DISSDIUTIOS

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION..-Th CO.
~ partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned 10 this day dissolved by u utual con
sent. The partner assumes all the abilities
OF the conotr m, and TO whom ali OUTSTANDING hllis
must be paid. NJ FnRRES,
Richmond, August LIST, 1850.
The undersigned VIII continue the BUILD
IN BUoIN t.SS, and occupy the premises OF the
ate arm. Id soliclts = share OF pa'r4nase from
his friends aud The public. VIM. FORBES
August LIST, 1860. 2-3t"
D,NscI UTIUN.-Ths firm Of THOMAS D.
- QUARLES Il SONS was dissolved on the lst
Of SepteH Der.
Not5eeSAl! PERSONS ln{ebtsa to p T 4 p p
4 CO are requested to make immediate payment
10 the Undersigned who is authorized close the
80 '''' - ~ ~ THOMAS D. QUARLEs.
Re al At 22s BROAD STREET.
\OrtCE.-Ihe co partnership existing under
the firm and style OF II Anil TON ~ BoU
CHER, No As hain street, having expired by Inn
itaton on the l3tn INST the same is dissolved,
BE- All G pHS due
be paid TO him; and all due by the concern, VIII be
The pame of the firm can be used by either of
the partners, only, IN closing up the busI ness
JOHN BoUGHEk.
Richmond Aug. ~, 1850.
co partne rshp, under ths name and style OF
HAMILTON & SEAGEkS. for the purpose of
carr ing on the HAT and CAP Business, all its
branches, at No As Nam street they have puI,
chased the stick # the late firm of HAMILTON
& hOU HER. and they will receive in few days
q full stock of
FASHIONABLE AND "
SEASONABLE GOODS
They would invite a call from their friends and
the public wanting any thing IN their line, bellev
Ing theI do well by thera any other house
IN the trade. JAMES H HAMILTON,
NJ. SEAGERS.
Richmond. Aug. p, 1860. au 23-lm
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EDUCATIONAL.

~ Music LESSONS RALLIE T.
Ny A-LL vii ave InstrUctloD on the PIANO.
q "EueHclng lat of October, at her fathers
r. .tetHe ssco4d dorr from the corner Of Clay and
. q '''eets. livery Effort will be MADE TO adv tnct
Terms, ) 10 per quarter Tor two lessons
v"' week OF Al hour each sell Ct
Moss. I. g. PARDTGOS, OF the College
-"uls-le Grand, Paris. and b. of tho UNI
en- " o. Fran. c, vi / resume teaching FreHrh
~. ~ and Tr,,k.l on the FIRST OF OCTOBER.
-rh.Cs and Private Glasses. No smattering
a. u Eaus- We % -lvt
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! eAh ana vss,' Shear, Spring, Gsrmsa, Amer.
Ahshsh lIftstsd, for sale bY
!, Ie.z--.,---.. JOHN ", aoRHbN 4 SON.
'''U 'Stsfs'' NJ ~. M idxI'ssss,'a9,H
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DRY GOODS, cARPET1Nas, &c.
TALL TRADE, 1900

SWORDS Il THAW
Are now receiving their Fail and Winter Stock OF
DRY GOODS.
All of the new styles Of Dress Goods, Clocks
Shawls, Emhroideries, &C., We are now prepared
To exhibit, ard respectfully sollclt call from our
irier ds and ~ hers
We have all ads ed 10 our stock a beautiful aud
cheap iine of CAkrEI z and RUGS.
SWORtIS & ThAW las Broad at,
% lw nearly opposite X F. Il p r. X.
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DEPARTURE OF the Steamer City OF wash

LEXINGTON, Sept 2l.-Judge Hunters Sher-
2 by Lecom pie, won the two mile produce
SAKE t5-day. Time, 345 s-3;4OH -3.3-4.
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| r.. BlSFokD's ENGLI> A \ ID
fTH, BETWEEN CLAY AND NARSHALL
SFREETS.Efhe exercises of this school Will be
resumed on MONDAY, September cath. In this
and systemarc prosecution Of every branch of
study taught IN schools of the highest grade, and
vaacemento of his pupIis
A good and well selected CHEMICAL AND PHrLo-
soPHIcAL APPARATUS has been purchased since
the last session.
Prof EnIoS mas charge of the French Depart
ment from to 81 p. nj. each day. The name o.
tnls gentleman is a Sufficient guarantee that the
language will be LhOToueh ly taught.
TEKas-As heretofore.
For fuf ther particulars, parents are requested
TO call at Messrs BINFoRD Il PoRTER's Ware
rooms corner 18th and Franklin streets, or ad
dress me throush the Pos.-0tfice. -
Sc adm j. IL, BINFORD.
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&A No extra charges. Va
10 AL letters to be directed to
iy A-d&cwSm Richmond Va
UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL, HIGUr

TTNiV HIGH SCHOOL, HUGUE.
- NOT SPRINGS, FOWHATAN COUNTY.
WA School will be opered al this place on
the FIRST OF OCTOBER next, under the d.
rectIon Of the undersigned,
Though designed especially as preparatory to the
University OF Virginia, 1t will, for this reason, at
ford fewer advantages 10 those intending to
enter other Universities, or any College
9.e of the PRINCIPALS wlI teach MAFHEMAT
les; the other, LANGUAGES. Assistant In
Struc'ors shall IN every care. be graduates of the
UnIveEtity OF Virgins. CoiloqnIaI classes, how
ever. IN MODERN LANGUAG RS, Will receive
ocoas ionai instruction from natives of those Ian
suages.
Charges for the session, $3.50, including every
thing.
Circulars may be obtained at the bookstores IN
Richmond, or By application to us through the
Richmond Post Office.
SIDNEY a. OWENS, JR., A. NJ,
Lately Professor of Greek in Richmond College
PHILIP d. STANARD, A. NJ,
Graduate of. and formerly
ivs-dAcwsIn ASH Prof At v Institute
S,ELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
y SCH . l.,
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Nsw YORK., Sept 22-Flour IS heavy-sales Of
] '. HHls 10 day ~ easier prices State S505 a
ar. rhIo S555H565; Southern So 70:95 90
- heRZv-33 90 .usUe.s sold at decline Of
.r-r Red Western : / 26 Al q. Corn leas firm
f blahei. sold 81 J?ts 667s for mixed PoTk
t'slf ard firm. Whlsksy dull at Pa 33!ac.
.es "a New Orh, Sept p, OF : SO Va. az 90
-,iTrEoKB, Sept. 29.-Flour dull and heavy
O.. .'l' UE BANGED. Corn dulI at 6517J for whie
p. jlc6yr. for yellow. Provisions duh at So IS
- ms.e. and SIS FOR prime Lard 1870. Coffee
l-n ii ia cl5c Nbiskey dull AT 221a n 22'4c.
Nua.s. Sept 2i.-Cotton-sales to d4y Of ! 500
~ ss Al IJr0'e Go for adding. Sales ofthe week
: 50 as; Iese PTS Is SEQ bales; stock IN port 81,
'' "a 80. FrejEuts on Liverpool s. to HavTe
e. rIcaauFe on New York y az per cent. pre-
d no. ou London sta1Ss4 per cent. premium.
.EhEiEsToN, Sept. 2i.-Cotton-the market is
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BOARDING

DO1kE.--I have sevt raj vacant ROOMS. SUIT
ID able for families or young gentlemen apply to
Miss L 4. 81 DGOOD.
&c Sim Corner 7th and Main streets.
y IN L II Ho ~ &,
l. BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen will find tbs best Of accommodations,
With every effort for the comfort of guests. LAR
DER not exceed in the United States.
III. d. Parker,
NH Sim r. NJ lin.
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baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, Sept 2).-Beef cattle continues 10
I'VE 9ulte iresh, tae "te-lngs ut the scales yes
%. :! amounting 70 some so read, against ! 20
10 asst week The market was dull. and prices
We hsaaje i0ver than on asst market day. som
tt'd %. the cattle ote red were driven TO Phil
se piIa $50 were left over unsold, and the re
H't.Gs 80 head were taken bv Baltimore
s-s At prlces ranging from SIS TO 81, aver
- = - 20 per loo lbs gross this iGuTe being 1873
ta.' a1der AIT week average Hogs continue n
; ID iemaRd Al 33d8 90 per lO0 ios nett Sheer
,e lIeiLN gnoi demand AZ S3a3 30 pr head
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pi,ANl0ND tEslALe INsT.ItrE.-


y28-sH A. N. DUpUY. Rrrhmord. VN
Ri.a,loND FEMALE iNsT.YITE.-
- The Seventh Session begins OCTOBER 1sT,
1850, and ends the last OF June 1851.
The Increased prosperity of the past session en-
couTages the President IN the effort to make the
institution yet more deserving Of the large patron
us aculty is large and able, is buildings which
AYE "a ample PLY groupd attachrd.i are beauti-
ratus costly and comp etc Its course ofstudy
orehensVe and thorough.
Catalogue, 10 unusually large, and II ls made es
peclaiy prominent throughout. Languages are
msutal discipline, winch seems the true end of the
study; but, IN French particularly, conversation
The Musical Department remains in charge Of
Mr. CLAPP, and Mr.. C. c. MERA has been added
Charles H winston, A ii ,tUniv DIVA, Pre.l-
dent and Prof Of Moral Science and kngii Lit
Rev J. Il. Burrows, D. D., Evidences of Chris
tanlty.
James elghJones, A. NJ, UNIV. ofVa.,) Mathe
mates and Languages.
R A. Lewis, IL D, Natural Sciences.
Prof. F. kmon. tof Pars,) french.
Seror Carlos G. Hiera Spanish and Italian.
John W. Reeve, Penmanship.
Miss s. p. Royal, English Branches.
Miss \. 4. Valentine, English BRANCHES.
1me soT8
Miss Mary c, Lathrop, Preparatory spartment
\. B. Cl2pp, Primer pal of Musical Department.
GA Ericsson, Guitar.
The President WILL hear the rotations OF al tht
classes at regular Intervals, giving special atten
ion 10 the Primary pupils.
TEKHs FOX NINE MONTHS.
HaH PAYABLE Oct. !. 1850 remainder Feb. Is, 81 }
English Tuition, Preparatory Departmental 81 %
Enghsh Tuition, Coiegla Departm so ~
Ancient and Modern Languag 90. each A. 20 90
Music on Piano, with Vocal Music....... 50 "
Guslc on Guitar, " - - ....... 40 10
Use of instrument for practising. -.-..... 8 0u
Vocal Music alorc, (t8ken by ali in Cassesl 2 o.
iRg 49, 49, - -. .. 20 %
III Painting ..... Observation-Disclosures. 80 W
ing -, .. lGO o.
Washing. .-.-.......-.-. % o.
A reduction OF one fourth to Ministers.
~ No extra charges. Pupils provide Boost
and StatIonerE at their own expense. In OF
protracted sickness, deduction Will be made for
absence,
Borders members of the Presidents faml-
iy. Money to meet their incidental expenses
should be deposited with him, and all letters for
hem sent 20 hIs
Catalogues, containing full details, may be oh
aimed at the Bookstores. or by app cation to the
presl lent. CHAS. II. WINSTON,
an4-21.m Richmond. Va.
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PREACH LANGUAGE AND

- d I A I Z X F.,
f'oi a, l.. B0MBARIE has returned 10 the
Business communications IN Y re directeo
d! or 10 A. NJ. BUFUy. ERq., Richmond Fe
80 .LAttute, Grace street, between Sd and Al
'.t'f. PSI
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COMWERCiAL COLLEGE,
MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL,
Lfl ON BROAD STREET,

BETWEEN IUTH AND IITh
Mrs PELLET will resume the duties of her
School tn MONDAY, OCT I'd, and will be aided ID
all its de partments by an efficient corps of teach
Parents who entrust their children to her care
assured that thes WILL be thoroughly grounded
all tho bI anches Ial to finished education
TERMS maze known on application at her resi-
dence 10 I'm
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THEDUTIEsOFns wa, nSrU,RT,,

| M DUTiESOF mr. w M. ID STUART'S
: - hhOL. Clay near corner Of 9Th street, will
= 'e'lmed on MONDAY, 2tth September
.fteA-- PAYABLE half II advance $50 Greek
Ia SO; French, S11.
d. STUART can be- found ut his house on MAN
.'s: next door 10 tho Ktcemont House