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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-21
Mrs. PELLETS SUHOOL,
MISS PEGKAM'S SCHOOL.

The Fifth Session of this School Will begin on
the first day Of October.
express her grateful sense of the encouragement
which has attended her efforts in tie cause of edu
To the pupils, whose affection and industry have
cheered n r laoors, and to the parents whose kind
expressions Of approval have been her highest re-
ward, as well as 10 the manv friends whose influ-
ence has been constantly used in her behalf, Mis-
PEGRAM returns sincere and cordial thanks.
She trusts that the increased experience of each
year, and unrelaxIng efforts on her part to deserve
the confidence Teposed in, her, will render her
School worthy OF continued success.
ACatalogues, with full particulars, NAV be had
on application to MRS. J. w. PEGRAM,
au 1--d&cwlmH Linden Square.
bs sfsSnd Of ,hs
H ne sna tie Is, Of ssy
TON are taught, the Modern Languages BY ma
tsre masters, and Latin. Music. Drawing and
ment. The French Language viii be taught by a
native Of PARIS. The growing necessity for this
S o 1sssan s
De the LANGUAGE OF the school room, and as soon
to be ,Rs French
class will be formed in English Literature,
and the course OF study win be thorough.
corps OF experienced teachers mine in num
PERI have been engaged ard others will be added
tine sxgenoss Ct tie school REQUIRE them
eIal Of Virginia. RICHMOND; Prof D. Hnf Tus Isn
Msalcal College Of ylrsInia, Richmond; Hon. K
IA. nu uon ., o.. SGnaeo1 .Loyds, Essex coun-
Winchestsr, Va; ST. Geo, Tucker, ESQ, Ashland,
Va; R,sht Rev. Bishop johns, AleSandria. Va;
Graham, Winchester. Va; Thomas Furman. Eso =. '.
Savanna, Ca Judge H. Il; Marshall, Charlotte
Va Rev Charles H. Read. kiehnons Va NoJf uar
James b. Haliy burton, D. G. OF U. s., Richmond,
Val Mr.. William trent, Richmond, Va MIR.
f m, ss s.'s,!ss sss; ily:,. :.
pzS1ssSEzsas
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FOR RAlTIMoRE.-T

FUR Is n I. 1 I vi U n 81 Tie
s. e-esifs~.zssteamer BEl.VIDERE. Capt. VIM
ssxcsrsx7sIa KEENE, will receive Freight 10
day, MONDAY. aud up to the hour of leaving, IL
O'Clock M. TUESDAY.
Freight taken through TO Boston at lowest rates,
with great dis patch,
No hogshe Ids received on board uniess engaged
at our eff e.
Passengers are requested to be on BOARD be-
fore the hour of departure.
Passage and fare Sc.
Tickets prUcu rel either a. our ONCE, IN Shockoe
Slip, opposite the Columbian Hote, or at the
an aD~2t DAVID VIM CURRIE
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STEAMBOATS,, &c.

%nh FOR LYNCHBURG-Tol leave
SS|SL--sEs-Z UESD AY.-The Canal Boat
e-,G-<=sH--H.sS MERCHANT will leave as above.
For freig Mt, apply to WM. p. COX
au 20-3t at the Shed, Dock st.
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WAsHINGTON ACADEMY, AMELIA,
Sept d. and close. q .s ath ss'
Reference TO tns Trustees and Patrons: Hon.
WV kssssshss1 Nafs w. v. ,s1EScssRbToYsh COL
s.fSIff o s,sisAsea c0llassi Vim. s. Vita,
~. ssssy!:s y. log u ,ims, ss.s,, 10 ..ss u
s,sr., s.ss. 1sssaf'hs, lns9YNssA.t
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CLOSING OUT SUMMER STOCK

Yes, the whole stock must go, and as we want to
call particular attention to the articles now in
''' 'CisS MERE COATS AND SACKS,
Made Of Black and Drab Silk fixture, Fancy and
Back Irco, Striped and Plain, Light and Dark
Frock Goats; Blue and grew Flannel Sack Goats;
Linen Freck, Sack and OveTcoats; also. Spring
necessary at this season Of. the wear, The
whole party must be disposed of in some shape or
o'hs' lh sR% Sfafs SI P5ANrALooNs,
RRa H called PaHts, of CassimeIe and Linen;
hne ali in good shape, and going for little or
h''n'H TRE SffI fOUff ' ssfocK OF VESTS.
Cashmere, Drap d Etc, Silk, Marseilles. Linen,
made heavy Rnd hight and soid-that is, ought to
Slupwards. Just think of it, "a good Vest for one
e2ilsr Save your money and buy at T UPMAN's,
m IL s3u WIZ sT f dG b 1ssn. h
OulsJ; BOssIEUx,
- Manufacturer of Double Refined e IN MIRO
And wholesale Dealer in In ~ -'-' = -''''
DOMESTIC ana FOREIGN FRUITS.
FRENCH CANDIES; CIGARS,
,rup ppor coona TOBACCO. &c, &C.
THE Cheapest GOODS,
TIL r LARGEST STOCK,
FIvEsrCOfRPYa sT Tisb Se E9aR ~ At e. shs
Opposite RICHARDSON & Co,
au 4-l0t Richmond. Va.
Evils WEBB A. JOHN G. WADE cier
- for sale so hhds Porto Rico and New Orleans
Extra Coffee SussTs; % bbs Cut Loaf Is Sb bis.
Hts!fgSs 20 beis Gross a. % 6Sl, sna = hall
GO bags Maricaibo. 100 pockets Java, 20 half bales
lity Starch Sperm, AdamantIne and Tailow
Csndles CASTLE Soap; Vinegar.
NOTiC T. The subscriber having made
change in his business on the LIST of July last,
HaEes IL necessary that all accounts due him pre-
vious to that time should be closed. He would,
therefore, ask OF his old friends and customers to
IhAnkiul Tor past favors, he would ask a cOntinu-
sfHNaE shsr to As nsW Of
Richmond No 10 o corner ,g of Main and 18th SITS
o Don a AT n IHais-JusT RECEIvED.-wiIl
old stand,l 300 yards heavy White Goods. for
counterpanes very superior quality to be run OF
large for ons S. Can T noo mako sns
supply yourselves, or it will be gone il has navep
oss5 I ,od ss low For good bargains p
Mailert's old stand. Al Main St
pIPES, PIPES. AND SMOKING TOBAC.
1 cows have on hand large and varied as
sortment OF Piper; also, variety OF styles of
Smoking Tobacco, put up b, the well known house
Of Gail 4 Az, Baltimore; also, Fine Cut Chewing
os boDERss Sssa c soSol plu siHs US
.--------- Main street. near First Market
FRENCH ZINC WHITE.-strictly pure, in
al. 0 Put up sxfTL VI isn 60 for
MOSQUITO NETS Received per steamer
yl Yorktown, one case Mosquito Nets, for sale
low by KENT, PAINE & co.
I AID. 70 packages Western and Refined
IL Lard, In Kegs and barrels, Tor sale by
MASSIE PLEASANTS,
100 BBLs. EXTRA "C" sUGAR-Rsceiy-
BACON l. baskerville.
160 NETE1 xxTEA KEfAfIik0 NAY
80 - sss'' II ~ hfFLeex 4 SON,
Nwr MsEp s: ssssi, sIas
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UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL, HUGUE.
- NOT SPRINGS, POWHATAN COUNTY,
WA SCHOOL will be opened at this place on
the FIRST OF OCTOBER next, under the di-
recton of the undersigned.
Though designed especially as preparatory to the
University of Virginia, it WILL for this reason af-
enter other Universities, or any Coege:
One of the Principals viii teach M ATHEMAT-
struoiors shall, In every case, be graduates of the
University OF Virginia. ColioQlial classes, how
ever, IN MODERN LANGUAGES, Will receive
guages.
=. Charges for the session, $3.50, including every
circulars may be obtained at the bookstores in
bniichmond, or by application TO US through the
SIDNEY ii. OWENS. a., A. NJ,
Lately Professor Of Greek in Richmond College,
PHILIP y. SThNARD, A, M,
Graduate Of, and formerly
a.. Assistant Professor at, v. NJ institute.
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by Chas. T. workman s. Co. Auc,,..

by thas. L. Wortha m Il CO., Aucts.
SUGAR AND MULANSEs AT AUCTION.
- On TU ESDAY, the 2ist cemmencing at ii
o ci2ck A. M. we will sell at our warehouse, ON
l g hsds prime to choice cisnfuesos sUs AIRS;
4, g , hhas prime i'm c II MoLaAssks; we
TEtMs OF SALE.-For sums under $780, cash !:
over 100 months credit, fur approved negotia-
b paper
sae without regard t. Weather;
.Se fAnn FOk sALE IN HAND. -.
VEG, Ga MILL FROM RICHMOND. N:sS
- offe' Tor sale. privately, the FARM on
which reside having made arrangements to
move To my new house. on my fathers old place.
1t contains I77h ACRES Of superior veretablo
land. readily Yielding SO. per acre; leo acres
cleared land, balance IN wood and timber.
The DWt LING contains six rooms and two
easements, with all necessary out houses. new.
beautiful yard, with haRds, he shaoe trees, en-
closed with oak post and rail- Good garden. en-
closed. 1t is very healthy with one of the best
springs in Virginia ore hundred ards fIom the
house; Ice Pond, 4 C Good neighboThood, with
four Churches of different denominations in two
miles. Should 1t not be disposed of privately.
will sell at public auction. on the premises, IN
miles from head of Mechanicsville Turnpike, on
TUESDAY, 2lst August, at II O'Clock, ,if fair II
not the next fair day. For further particulars,
Apply t. me, on the premises.
HENRY C. wINGF1ELD.
au7-dtds$ Richmond, Z. O.
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Sale conducted by GoDDIN & APPEhsoN, Aucts.
au IL
4 Il IL ~

DENCE; AT IHE CORNER OF CARY
TlGN-At the request of the owner fwho has
purchased uburban residence, with the view OF
removing thereto,) we sha'sell at public auction +,
Der; 1860. At 4a O'Clock NJ The large and adm
rahly well ARRANGED Dwelling, located as above,
now occupied by the family OF the late Mr.. ~ Nj i.
Martin 1 he Lot has front of 81 feet, and depth
OF $50 feet The Dwell ling has % rooms. besides
large kitchen, smoke house. stable, c and is al
together most desirable one for large family.
TERMs.-One- sixth cash; balance at :, 8, ~ l6
and 70 months, for nego,a6le notes, interest added,
secured by a trust coed. Possession given, II re-
CURED, on lst April next.
al l3-2awtd GUDUiN H. APPERSON, Auets.
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By I. 4 G.. =. Davenport, Aucts.
GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION.---On
u THURSDAY, 23d AUGUST, we will sell, at 10
O'Clock, at our Auction Store, assortment of
GROCERIES, viz:
Western BACON SIDES and SHOULDERS.
Crushed, Powdered, "A, '"B" and &c" Coffee
SUGARS.
New York Extra SYRUP.
Portland DO.
Java COFFEE; CIGARS.
Rectihed and Old Rse WHISKEY.
Pure Moiasses RUM.
SOAP; CANDLES.
Tanners OIL.
Manufactured TOBACCO.
Green and Black TEAS.
French BRANDY.
Claret, Port and Champagne WINES, &C.. & Q.
TERMs.--Under $780, cash; 800 and over, four
months credit, for approved paper.
au l6 |. & g. B. DAVENPORT. Aucts. !.
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zre U. s. NJ. STEAMSHIP YORK
4EEA TOW N-F0R NEW YORK The
.asz1'sEsSSteamer YORKTOWN, Capt. LEWIS
PARRISH, will leave at O'Clock P. NJ, TUES
DAY the 2ist inst
Excursion tickets issued to go and return by
either of the steamers, Sta room and meals in
ouded, for the very low price OF Sl5
Passage to New York, meals and stateroo n in
eluded, $40. Steerage passage IS
PASSAGE to Norfolk same by the river boats.
Freight received TO-DAY MONDAY only.
Conslgnees are requested TO send for their goods
- 'ay.
Freight for Boston taken at moderate rates and
forwar ed with dispatch
Tickets and berths secured at our office or on
board the ship.
au 2O-2t LUDLAM WATSON.
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VI AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL ON THE Isr
OF SEPTEMBER. AT Mr.. BROCKENBORO'S,
ON CLAW TREET, BETW 81 AND 4TH.-
HIS course of instruction will he systematic and
thorough, embracing that explanatory course
without which no real progress can be made J
which has been pursued by his mother for the last
30 years and he hopes, by faithful and corsci-
entious discharge of his duties, to receive the pat
ronage of those really desiring the Improvement
and advancement of their children.
He refers to Rev Dr.. Burrows. Mr.. De Witt, of
the Index, and Thomas d. Quarles. Esq.
He can be seen at any time by calling at his
mothers residence. on I'd street between Clay
and Leigh. Terms made known on application.
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BY Dunlop, Moncure Il Co., Auct's.

BY Dunlop, Moncure Il Co., Aucts.
COFFE SUGAR, AND BACON, AT
store at half past o'clock, latter the sale of
Coffee by Messrs Crenshaw Co; I'VE will sell
1850 bags NEW CROP RIO COFFEE. in double
bags, imported per bark Fam, Crenshaw.
rs hhds. r. SUGAR. PRIME quality.
90 hhds BACON SIDES and SHOULDERS
TEENS Under 500 cash; over ! 100, months
credit, for approved paper.
aul5 DUNLOP, MONCURE i CO., Aucts.
ICE. HOUSE FOR SALE.-Wi he sold on
L WEDN ESDAY, the 18th day of August. at 4
clock, at Inc res d. OF the late Bartlett t.
dec d one large ICE House, nearly full of ice
TKRMs.-Four months edit, with negotiable
ties, satisfactorily endorted
JOHN o. TAYLOR.
Admir- of Bartlett Ty Ter, decd.
P0STPONFG.-Thea above SAFE is postponed I'M
I'll Wednesday, the ed of August. at4 o'clk.
an lids JOIN U. TAYLOR. Admir-.
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NIGHT $. H0.!L VIRGINJA MECHAN.

NJ % I4@o n 7 u -NUIICE TO EACH
tRS.-Proposas will De received until the 18th of
September. for TEACHING the NIGH School
OF The VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTI-
TlrTE, for the session of 1850 ana 1861.
PRoPusA is For what amount will : on agree to
teach all the English branches, to number of
ooigate yourself 10 furnish two com petent assist
ants, to be approved by the Commit ee-the SEES
SION to commence on the first Monday night in
October, and close on the first of March. five
mont hsJ three nights IN each week two hours and
half each nigh.
GEO. W. ANDERsON,3 N Eg Seaooi
GEO. A. AINSLIE, oo'nihi''ee'
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+
FEMALE SCHOOL.
The third session of this School, which is located
within hall a mi le of Frederick's Hall D5pot. Va.
Central Railroad, Will commence on the LIST OF next
september and close on the lst 81 Iuiy following.
TERMs-Per Session of Ten Months.
Board and Tuition III all the Eng lIsh branches for
. 10 months ....-... ......: ........---. 5 100 90
Music on the Plano,Wlth use OF Instrument, IS 90
Erencn Language. 10 10
Drawing and Painting, each................. 10 90
inula INK ana Cray on eacl. ...-...-....---- on
En- ffoIdery 80. -. 90
An accomplished and experienced teacher will
have charge of this School.
My address is Frederick's Hall, Louisa county,
Virginia. ~NATHA'L w. HARRIS,
jy l7-t1stSept
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NcI1..s;I5 q Fs az, M; ~ a5sslSs
4! E 4; d INV
A.ssmssa, Asssss iisA, tll tstfsiss
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Jeff RSON CLASSU'AL and COM.
y MEkCIAL SCHOOL. UNDER THE DiRkC-
BETWEEN 10TH 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, through the Post
their children must apply early, as the number of
scholars Ia limited. 3-lm
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One hall pay able on the 1st of October 1861 and
the remainder on the 18th Of February, 1861
anu to any of the former patrons of the school,
Catalogues OF the Seminary, containing more
Geta ed information, be obtained at any of the
bookstores, or by application to the UNDERSIGNED.
jy 23-3m A M. DUPUY, Richmond, Va.
MR.. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL.-The next
W session of our School begins on the FIRST
DAY OF OCTOBER 1860, and terminates on the
LIST day of June, 1851
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
n Executor of Ira y Dickinson, decd, shall,
the Dth of September, 1850, tf lair; if not, the
next fair day on the premises sell at auction that
valuable FARM, known rs Poplar Inn.' In the
county of Caroine. containing 400 ACRES. more
and within IL miles of Milford Depot and adJoin-
ing the lands of John b. Coats and others. It is
deemed unnecessary 10 give q further description
OF the land. presumlng those wishing To- pu rchase
will examine for themselves. Possession given to
seed crop OF wheat. and full possession gwen LIST
January.
TERMS OF SALR.-One third cash the balance
in two equal instruments at and years. with ia
terest, the purchaser executing bonds, with
rity, and a deed of trust upon the property 10
secure the pay ment. J. NJ. q. DICKINSON,
au Aim Executor OF Ira K. Dickinson.
HAVING DEVOTED PARTICULAR At
IL TENTI0N TO IMPROVEMENT IN THE
MANUFACTURES OF b l. AC X N y, we take
great pleasure IN presenting 70 the Southern PUB
lie the best article ever offered. The
Elk ELSIOR
LACKING,
Manufactured by imparts to Roots and Shoes.
or an ythug made of Leather, beautiful, bright
and durable polish, and will not rub Off on the
hands or clothes
From It's oily nature, it softens, STRENGTHENS and
renders IT lmpervioas to water.
Those desirous OF using really good Backing.
should use no other. Ii 10 purely Southern 1saan-
Jactnys-and II home industry is to be encour-
aged, especially when II can and does produce rq-
perior articles at Northern prices, We confidently
hope the patronage Of Southern men will not be
"i'hAs'a rom H. II. wA hIsi1EsfafTlIEyi CO.,
Head Of Grace street,
au 6-lms Richmond, Va,
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NEW MAP OF yIRGlNIA-Publ'shed by
~ authority of the Executive. with the latest
impr. vemeDts and additions, including all the In
te rna Improvement Routes, New Counties, &c.
Large Map, in theets, in black $1,000. 81 50
- cUlored .---. .---..... %
on rollers ................... 50
Small Map. IL black, (sheetsL .....-.. l 50
colOred .......,......... 10
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CTAyES..STAvES... have still on hand
y some ZOO SLAVES, jointed, well seasoned
and ready TO set up. These Slaves have been
drying under shelter for more than year, and are
of the best QUALITY. For sale in lots to SUIT. by
SAMUEL P. HAYES 4 syn.
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y 5 q NJ 4 XPA n ID L X s.

Just received
One Lot BOSOM EXPANDERS,
which are very useful
in keeping the bosom smooth,
and enables you to wear a khirt
much longer without beng soiled.
They are especially adapted to young men OIL
narrow and contracted chest.
For sale cheap by N. WALKER CO.,
MaI audll ats
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$3.50 zr:G5zz "AAi A'-.- of avn e = D.
z..ac=kzza-zzxl TRI-wEEKLY THROUGH TO
SCOFTSVlLLE. LYNCHBURG, LEXINGTON,
AND BUCHANAN, AND TRt WEEKLY ON
TIE OPPOSITE DAYS, MAKING A DAILY
LINE AS FAR AS NEW CANTON,
Fare from Richmond to New Canton. As cts.
The Through Line will leave Richmond as
usual, at 5P. M. MON DAYS. ,WEDNEsDAYS and
FRIDAYS; and on and after the 2lst, instead OF
leaving at A. M. will leave at 7. NJ. TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATU RDAYS, and
RUIZ up as high as new CANTON.
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at IL M.
The Line for New Canton will pass intermediate
points between Richmond and that place, at the
same hour, only on opposite days.
All H-d2H& cY2t X. EDMONO IL CO.
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BY Crenshaw IL Co., Aucts.
OfOQ BAGS RIO COFFEE AT ARC
Stcc TlON-On FRIDAY, Path August, we
will sell at auction, commehclng at 10 o'cock, at
the tore of Messrs. Iunlnp, Moncure Il Co.
2ia9 bags very prime RIO COFFEE, in double
sacks Just imported from Rio de Janeiro,
per bark Fannie Crenshaw.
TRRMs.-Under 500, cash over 800, four
months credit, for app owed paper
CRENSHAW & CO, Auct'rs.
AL Is Richmond, Va.
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- AND LUZ On CHJ KCH HTLI, UN 5JT II,
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS
of Richmond, appointed by decree rendered on
the ID of June 1850. in the case of Ca'ogni against
smith shall PROCEED to SELL at public auction on
at AZ O'Clock 2. NJ. the real estate referred to In
the plaintiff bill. consisting of three lots located
as above fronting 81 feet, running back l24 eet to
an a lev 8 feet wide, on which stands cOmforta-
bic dwelling. now occupied by Mr.. Jos. A. Seay.
TERMS One-thlrd cash; balance at IL and Is
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, anu
title retained till all the purchase money is paid.
EATON NANCE, Com'r.
Sale by GoDDIN Il APPERsoN, Auct's. aul5
2. S.-After the foregoing sale, viii he sold four
beautiful LOTS at the corner of n and 3lst SITS ,
fronting each 331s feet the west line of street,
running back 1854 feet.
IERNs-At SAFE Ian col e. &
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TWO SNAIL rnauED ENEMENTS
Rot Al 1T THE GSRE E6 or BRoAp AHD MSN-
Will be sold on the premises, on FRIDAY. cath
August, 1869, at O'Clock NJ, the LOT fronting
81 feet on the south side of Broad, running back
$50 feet on the east side on Monroe street, to an
alley. with two small FRAMED ZEN EMENTS
moderate means.
Terms accommodatlng-say one fourth cash,
balance at q. IL and Is mon hs. Tor negotiable
notes, interest added and title retained.
au Is GODDIN IL APPERSON, Aucts
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PRlDGFORD & CO.. General Commission
ID Merchants, on the Dock, have on hand and for
sale consig nment, eco bbls No. hockland
Lime; 90 bbls James River Cement 500 bols:
ROseT dale Cement 100 bbs. Calcned Plaster; 900
bush Plasterng air; 200 coo awed Laths $50 bbis.
Common Rosin; 400 bales Hay; 1000 bush. Corn:
20J bbls Halifax Cut nerrings; 200 bbls Northern
Alewives; leo bbs. No: small Mackerel, IT'S hbl,.
Gross Herripgs; so half bbs. Mess Shad; 100 half
hbls. extra Roe Herrings; 200 tons Windsor Blue
Lump PLASTER; OtO0 Cigars assorted brands; leo
hills Tar
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to- THROUGH TICkETS FROM
EetslA=NR C M0ND TO EASTERN
H o R OR CHERRYSTONE.
So 5O-Passeugers taking the steamer CURTIS
PECK on TUESDAY and THURSDAY EVEN
INGS at o'eock, will een 4 WITH the steamer
DAY MORNINGS, at 5A A. NJ, and will CON
nect with same steamer on MONDAY MORNING
at same hour, by taking CURTIS PECK on SAT
URDAY EVENING at 8 o. clock.
"a Meals 80 oonts each. II. o. HAsKINS.
LIZ Ats
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EDUCATIONAL.
REV. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

pEv. m. J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ In THE BAsKMENr OF THE sYSAeoeuE,
m On lila Street, nsnr Mnrshdn
The fifteenth session of REV M. j. MICHEL
BACHER's SCHOOL will commence on the first
MONDAY IN September.
Mr.. M will be assisted by Mr.. EDW ARD TUR.
NER, who. in the iast FIVE sessions, has received
the approval Of the patrons aud Of the Principal of
the school; and by MRS. g. r. BENNETT, whose
well known merits as teacher make 1T unneces-
sary to say more in her behalf
The following subjects comprise the studies Of
Enetish with all its branches, including the
Bellies Lettres; German, French, Hebrew and
Price of Tuition of the session. ending on the LIST
of July Us $50, $'s, ard $36;
For further information, address
NJ. ]. MICUELBACHER,
au Its Corner of LIST and Marshall SITS.
CHESAPEAKE HALL FEMALE SEMI.
~ NARY, HAMPTON, VA, Mrs DR.. BANKS
PRINctPAL.-The next session Of this Instiiu-
close the LIST of July. Terms very mode ,ate.-
Boarding scholars can remain at the Hall during
the visiting season, at go per month.
Address "CHESAPEAKE HALL" Hampton,
Va. au Him
MRS. MORSE will open SCHOOL, on Mar
ing the is S. IF SEPTEMBER. and ending i't the
| lst of July The usual Engllsh branches will be
taught. Also, NJ USfC on the Piano.
For further particulars, apply at her residence
after the 18th of August
REFERENcEs.-Col s. H. Parker, Alexander X.
Parker, Esq Col. T J. Evans. au s. 2w'
~ X. BASS ENGLISH AM CLASSICAL.
l.: SCHOOL.-The tenth session of my School
will commence on the Sd September, at my resi-
dence, on Clay street, between LIST and I'd streets.
Terms a. usual.
In the Classical Department. ......-. $50 90
In the English Department 49,. $500
Payable Quarterly.
Persons desiring to enter scholars will please
call on me at my residence. I. X. BASS.
II
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The exercises of tins Sc uoo will begin on the lst
OF October. and continue en- months
Board lllghts extra and Tuition in Ancient Ian
guages, Mathematics. &c 1920 per session pGya
ole Sen1t annually an airdHre. Modern Lam
guases, each, $50, and Music $50 ezra.
For catalogue or further information. address
the Primo pal, Hampton, Va. au Sim
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FAMILY ERUCERS,
Oher to families q superior SODA SOAP, for
washing either IN hard or soft water. Also Fra
SIFE: OLIVE ard FANCY SOAPS The atten
ton of the trade is lied 20 the SODA SOAP.
A very hne lot of COUNTRY BUTTER just ar
rived.
WINES, LIQUORS. SARDiNES, CATSUPs,
with a general assortment of FAMILY GROCE-
RES. TURNER \ MORGAN,
Family Grocers, Main. between 9TH and 9Th SITS.