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BY. III. Digges, Auci'-.
FURNISHING GOODS,

I rEN ILEHNEN y IN = ESEfI NJ HUUDE1t
" HATS. CAPS: TRUNKS. UMBRELLAS.
CANES, &C.-On TUESDAY morning next, Aug.
18th at 10 o'clock, will sell ut the store occupied
by Mr., foHN Poe, (western tenement of The Bal
lard House, his entire stock of the above named
goods embracing the fl nest variety of goods in
that department Of trade. Dealers are invited to
attend rs the sale will be we'll worthy of their at
tention. J. I'll. DlGGES, AuCt {.
n pnnTu Salesman
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Fire at Hamilton, &. w,

: HAMILTON, q. W, August 10th, 1S60.-J. NJ
VI Ilams Il Co.'s kerosene oil works were
ourued last night. This is the second time
hey have been destroyed this summer.
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HENRY G. WINGFlELD.
au7-dtdSS Richmond, =. q.
49, 100 ACRES LAND,ON THE

sssS 100 ACRES OF LAND, ON THE
YORK RIVER RAILROAD, FOR SALE
.-~~ am authorized to sell one hundred acres of
LAND, Immediately on the York River Railroad,
about ten miles from the CITY of Richmond. ad
joining the lands OF Thos. j Carter. rhilip Wat
Rins and others abb ut one haifcleared. and would
suit Va ell for a market garden, &C. The wood land
is set in pine and oak. IL is corven ent TO mill
and several churches; the society good. A bar
gain can be had in the farm, if immediate appli-
cation be de to the su scriber, or it will be
changed for property in the city upon the sub
urbs. RO. b. LYN h, Land Agent &C.,
au ll-dts Office Metropolitan Hall.
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Reference is made to Rev. DR.. Moses ID. Hoge,
anu 10 any Of the former patrons of the school.
Catalogues OF the Seminary, containing more
detailed information, be obtained at any OF the
Bookstores, or by application TO the unders ned.
jy 2S 3m A. NJ. DUPUY, Richmond, Va.
TTNION FEMALE ENSTITUTE.-The next
- session of this Institute will open on the 18th
of September, and close on the 30th June following.
The present Principal. Rev K. F STUBS, has
resigned that position. and the school will. in fu-
ture: be under the Presidency of Rev. W. J.
POINTS. NJ. d.
terms, the first commencInp on the 18th of Sep
TENDER and closing on the 3lst of January; the
second commencing on the LIST of February and
closing on the 30rh of June.
The Faculty of the Institute will be as follows:
Rev. w J. POINTS. M. D., Principal; Professor
of Ancient and Modern Languages, and of Moral
and Mental Science.
Rev r. +. STUBS, Professor of Natural Sci
ence and Mathematics.
Miss ADELE POINTS. Instructress IN Prepara-
tory Department, and Assistant IN Modern Ian
guages.
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Baltimore Cattle NIarLet

BALTIMORE, August l0.-9he offerings at the
1lfe Nca es yeste rday foot up 1GU mead of which
81 were driven to Philade obIa, 60 were left over
so.t, AID the balance ,7u0 head } were sold TO
E4inHoTe butchers AZ pTces ranging from So to
: Hrd averaglng SIS rs per 100 lbs This latter
=. are shows decline of fully 373g cents per 100
-. on last Thu rsday's average. The marEst
"sed dull and heavy. For hogs prices advanced
- ceEb per 100 lbs. Sales were made of coed to
Iflme I0ts at from SIS to : 50 per 100 lbs. Sheep
were ashade lower. selling at S2d So per head
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~~ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
ss!lHON JAMES RIyER FOR OLD

sz1<7s07SP U L, PORISMQU AND
NORFOLK.-The Steamers GLEN COVE and
C0RTfs PECK have been put in frss-rate order,
and will run 10 the above places. ,
The GLEN COVE, Capt. VIM. +. CARTBR, WIZ
lsqys the wharf a sBScHkketsd EtessashsI, sUsy
ngs at O'Clock. precisely, and return each alter,
nate DAYS, excspt sunday, leaving the wharf at
NORFOLK at the same hour, O'Clock A. M =, and
touch ~ ell If the regular Landings on the river,
gOIug and fetgrnlng.
The CURriS PECK, Capt z. G. CLIFFORD, be-
ing neatly fitted up with berths, WIN leave tho
wharf at Rockets every ShTC RDAY evening at
o o. clock, and return. leaving the wharf ut NOk,
FOLK every SUNDAY evening at O'clock. and
regularly every TUESDAY and THU RSDAY
evenings at O'clock aud return each alternate
day, at the same hour, o'clock.
Gong down, the Curtis Peck will touch az Clty
Point, w llcox's. CiaIrmont, Grove Wharf, Old
Point Portsmouth ead N9yiok-RetnrnpHS P05t:
CIairmcns: Wilicox's, City Point, and arrive at
Richmo nd about o'clock, Monday morning.
Passage for the Saturday trip, and return next
evening" meals included, S4b0.
Passage on regular trips, either boat. 10 Olc
Point. Portsmouth or Norfolk. 81. Meals-e0usl
to any given On any boat-s0 cents each.
A- Freight taken ~ usual. - su..
je ITS NJ u. dhShlNS'
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SHIPPING

20 FOR CHARLESTON, >. 1.-The su
GSS perior fast sailing schr. PLANlEf MARS,
s.Capt Oh oGHEeAN, having the greatet POI
ton of her cargo engaged, will sal with quick dis-
patch. For balance of freight, apply 70
w. ID. COLQUITT 4 co.
Persons having articles to ship TO points IN ths
South. connected with Charleston by railroad will
ind this the cheapest route au8-lw
- FOX NJ pBILE.-The superior brig
LFIS AARON B. MOORE, Cap ain RAY. being
sssSan nearly full, will sail for the above port in .
few days. For remainder Of cargc,aRpiy to
auS-5t W. IT, COLQUlTT co.
SA FOR BOsTON AND NEW
AEEIM 0RK-VIA NORFOLK The
&rrnsk1Ss MES RIVER TRANsPORTATlON
LINE has a fms large BARGE AWAY: ready, az
the Dock, near Edn1ond. Davenport 20; 10
above places. The steamer EMPIRE will leave
here every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 10 clock
A n, with one Of the Ba,gss; e .r sennest TI,h
the BOSTON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIFS:
WHICH leave, Norfolk on WEDNESDhhYS and
SATURDAYS. punctualiy, at o'clock y. NJ.
SHIPPERS will find IL to their advantage to pa
tronIze this ronte, as the rates of Freisht are 40
low, and the dispatch as great as by any other
Steamship Line 10 eithsr place, and goods han
T. d. HALL, Agent,
At Edmond, Davenport Co.'s. at the Deeh.
jy Z3-lm"
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Died S..i Iss,as.s:s ksSs; s'ss 81. sss ssL
ia ;ss'::Is sss HsSs AssS.
s''ss'' 4 tE'k4sik4sa,f II siiijf liz. IN,
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REDUCTION OF OHstOurth to Minister'S
RENO extra charges. Pupils provide Books
and Stationery at their own expense. In case of
protracted sickness, deduction will be made for
absence.
Boarders are members of the Presidents fami-
ly. Money to meet their incidental expenses
should be deposited with him, and all letters for
them sent to his care.
Catalogues containing full details, may be OBJ
tanned at the Bookstores. or by app cation to the
Presi lent. CHAS. H WINSTON
aux-21sm Richmond Va
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e AMELIA W HI L 4 4 SULPHUR
VIVA ySPRINGS beautiful ard healthy
liz WATERING PLACE, situated "a miles
Tom Jete rsvlile, on the edmond and Danville
LIST July, when there will always be conveyance
to take the visitor to and from the Springs.
TERMs.-S3O Per month, $40 per week. and 50
per day.
On the 4th of July there will be grand military
display of SIX volunteer companies. An Grafton
delivered by the Rev. R. NICKNAME, and reading
of DECLARATION OF independence by Col CRUMP.-
At O'Clock IN the afternO n, there will be grand
fitting M atoh, between the Cumberland and Anne
la Troops; ana at O'Clock IN the evening, there
will be grand military party, when the Queen of
Love and Beauty will be crowned. We are max
ing arrangements to aseorpmodate on that occa-
sion several thousand persons.
ie lt-zm* THOS. c. WILSON r. SONS
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
AAa HOT SPRI NGS,
Yhf BATH COUNTY, VIRGIN

4lAi BATH Go oG * s S,1 'ff''
ca IhIs yell ys known WATERING PLACE Is now
Depot OF the virginia Central Ra iroad. ard
cept that short distance, has an unbrUh railroad
States.
AS q remedial agent in q large number of The
most serious maladles, for the relief Of which Fer
sons from ali portions of the United States res IT.
curing the summer months, TO the mountains Of
Virginia. the waters of the Hot Springs have 81
tanned a reputation superior to that of any other
mineral water IN the State.
The BUILDINGS for boarders are suf;eienr "a
accommodate more than 200 persons -
There are now upon the premises TEN BAfHS,
constantly supplied with fresh water. from tihey
en- sp5lngs: ct various temperatures from IS deg.
IS the supply of MINERAL WATER is most
increased to any extent that could be desirable.
more healthy and delightful summer climate
GA Vanabe FARM n Of more than acres m
tached to the Spri gs, and will be sold with them.
:, For terms, address s. ,GooDE, Hot Springs,
county, Va. S. GOODE,
10. A., , THos: +. GooDE:,
vE EASY q n FHK From sAtE RI Il MaNc
EaI offer for sale, privately. the FARM on-A
which | reside having made arrangements to
0co M acREs Of Ease
land readily yielding Sl0l per acre; loO acres
cleared land balance IN wood and timber
The DIV LING contains six rooms and two
Easements, with all necessary out, houses. new.
A beautiful yard. with handsome shade trees, en-
closed with OAK post and rail. Good garden. en-
closed. 1t 4; very healthy with one of the best
springs in Virginia one hundred wards from he
house; Ice Pond, &c. Good neghborhood, with
four Churches of different denominations in two
miles. Should it not be disposed of privately, |
will sell at public AUCTION, on the premises, IL
miles from head of Mechanicsvile Turnpike, on
TUESDAY. 2lst August, at II O'Clock, tif fair; If
not. the next fair day. For further particulars,
Apply u me, on the premises.
TERMs-0n day of sale.
HENRY C. WINGFlELD.
uT-GtdSS Rlchmond p. q.
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aus JAS NJ. TAYLOR & SON, Aucis.


a u !: TMHToFF R 81 IN N
NEY, AT AUCTIoN.-On THURSDAY. August
the 23d at o'clock. 7. " we will sell an excel
lent FRAMED TENEMENT, situated on the
south slice of Elmwood Tor Main street continued
nearly opposite the Sidney Methodist Chapel, and
now IN the occupancy of Jas p, Tyler, 1t contaIus
seven rooms. a Kitchen with three rooms, and
every convenience necessary for the comfort of
good sized family is nearly new. and in good
to an alley 20 feet wide
TKRNs.-One fourth cash; the balance at 6. IL
and Is months for negotiable notes, with interest
added. and secure by q trust deed.
an H. JAS NJ. TAYLOR < son, Aucts.
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STEAMBOATS,, &c.

frAA NOTICE TO THE PUBLiC.-The
&1E1& JAM EST0WN will be withdrawn from
the line for iwo three weeks. for the
purpose of receiving new boilers. Due notice viii
be Civ IN when she resume her tips again.
The YORKTOWN and the ROANOKE will con-
tlnue on the route between here and New York
The YORKTOWN leaving here as usual everv
TUEsnA afternoon, at NJ :; the ROANOKE
every FRIDAY afternoon. atAP. M.
Returning from New York every TUESDAY
and SATURDAY. at p. M; touching at Norfolk
going and returning,
Excursion Tickets issued for the round trip for
SIS.
Passage 10 new York, including meals aud state
room accommodations, only $40. SteeraSe pas
sage SIS,
Fare to Norfolk same as BY the river boats
iy Ats Indian A. WATSON.
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Br Richard Caushorn. Aucrr.

ON MONDAY, 18th inst at 10 O'Clock. at NV
- store. witt sell the following Bacon, BT andy.
Whisky, Butter, Lard, Comp. Candies, Window
Glass, &c. 1850. -
CHAMPAGNE AND BRAHDY.-Also. Is bas-
kets Champag ne, and ~ BIKES B-sndy, IN bottles.
an II r. CAUTtORN Auct.
FURNITURE.-To the above will be added:
Marble Top Tables. suitable for Saloons; Hall
Sofa; pair Mahogany Gard Tables; Mahogany
W,ashstand; Hip Bath; Cabinet; TIN sale;
high Post Betsiead; Carpets; Feathsr Beg
SoUNTEH.-Also, one Counter, with Drawers.
auB r.. CAUThORN
NHERLFF'S SALE OF CHOICE IL
QJOhS. ac.-By virtue Of eupdry executions
10 ny hands "a a,nst Edwin Robinson and others.
VIII sell at public auetIon. on MONDAY, August
LID 1850: at 10 o'clock, a. the Richmond, Freder
,sssoSrg and Potomac Railroad Depot, choice
log # WINES and LIQUORS, Among them are
nan pee OF very hne Cognac BRANDY, I'M
BRANDY; small lot of Se6astopol and Old Bonr
bon Whisky, and other Liquors Also four
large Rustic Rocking CHhLKs: Gas CBANDE-
Ldbkbs; ATm CHAIW RAlIsi fScAAHES; boxes
TKRMs-Cash. H. X ELLYsON,
au2-td Sheriff City of Richmond
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- = - -
AUCTIOH sAbBS,
THIS DAY &,
ny James N. Tayi.r /. Sen. A.c, -

House AND Lot ON BROOKE AVE-
IL, HGE, u AMP ys two H.g,lgsLs AND Lofs on
upon the premises, on MONDAY, the ia,S da ss ~
August commsneinE ~ 9,cloeky p. NJ, ve,y
between Clay and Leigh streets, now in the occw.
panoy OF Mr.. Lewis Blunt. at tho rent Of sll0 per
two story Kitchen, No fSs lot ironts Is few.
ana yrs hack the usual depth.
hteO-lw o FRAME TENEMENTS in rear
ana funn,ng back as above. They have three rooms
eacn az are now renting TO good tenants, at $3.50
IEaMs-One fourth cash; the balance at 8, IL
ana i5 months, Tor Negotiable notes, with interest
added. and secured by trust de ed
~ 10 JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON, Aucts.
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JAS. M. TAYLOR H. SON. Auots. aus
pEREMPIV N1 aye UF cHREE

IN HoHNysfs Asp hS1S w WITH IA
the premises, on MONDAY, the goth day Of August,
oommenc ng immediately fer the sale advertised
by Jas. NJ. Ia. Tor, Com ssoner (say at O'Clock
p .)three HOUSES and LOTS on the west side
Of 25th street, Union Hill. and nearly opposite to
the Leigh Street BAPTIST Church; two are of brick,
and the other frame. They are well adapted for
small sized families. The lots front 70 feet each,
and run back ]22 feet to an alley 20 ieef wide.
TERMS One third cash the balance at and 8
months. for negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured by a trust deed.
ana las M TAYLOR & SON Ancis
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E to Norfolk same as BY the river boats
3G-ts LUDLAM H. WATSON,

~se%e NOTICE-The steamer VIRGINIA,
a1GtAS Capt KELLY, and the steamer CITY
-.sIhe7F~SOF RICHMOND, Capt. MITCHELL, Of
the Union Steamship Line to Philade! phia, viii
leave PhladeIphia every Wednesday. and eatur
day, ats O'CLOCK: A. NJ, and kiohmond, Va, everJ
iy 26-Im G.. F. CARDOZO. Aren't.
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ACADEMY.

4 4
lNsTRU CToRs.
JOHN b, CARY, A Nj, Principal.
FLEMING JAMES, Jr., A. NJ, ~. of Va
WtLFRED 4. CUTsHAW. v. MI.
MISS EMMA A. CLEVELAND.
The exercises OF this School will begin on the LIST
of October, and continue ten mon his.
Board thghts extral and Tuition in Ancient Lam
suages, Mathematics. &c, Sl20 per session, pngd
biz SEM annually an ndraRrs Modern Ian
guases, each, $40. ard Music $50 EXTRA.
For catalogue or further information. address
the Principal, Hampton, Va. auS Sim
AIRS. MORSE will open SCHOOL, on Mar
vi shall street between Atm and 9Th, commsnc-
ing the Isr Of SEPTEMBER. and ending the
LIST Of Jolly The usual English branches will be
taught Also. NJ SIC on the Piano.
For further particulars, apply at her residence
after the 18th of August.
REFERS ScEs.-Col. S. H. Parker, Alexander X.
Parker, Esq Col. I. ]. Evans. au S-2wN
n X. BASS ENGLISH AND 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 as usual
n the Classical Department. .......-.-. 5000
In the English Departmen 5000
Payable Quarterly.
Persons desiring 10 enter scholars will please
call on NE NJ my residence. I. r. BASS.
au Tim
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RY TIE GovERNOR OF VIRGINIA


Assembly of this Commonwealth has horIzed
Bank TO be established in the city of Richmond,
under the name of THE Traders Bank of the
City of Richmond and has Incorporated the
same as a, Bank for circulation, deposit and dis
count, with capital of not less than one hun
dred thousand dollars, nor more than million
OF dollars, TO be raised by subscriptions, shares
of one hundred dollars each and whereas, it has
teen certified to the satisfaction of the Executive.
that the sum of three hundred and one thousand
one hundred dollars, being more than the MINI
mum capital aforesaid, has been subscribed that
the said Bank has actually and in good faith, of its
own absolute property, IN the current coin of the
United States, one hundred and eighty .one thou
sand dollars, being more than three hiths of the
amount subscribed. and the amount required by
law, and that said corporation has been organiz ed
by the election of a President and Directors: Now
therefore. in conformity to law, dc hereby make
this proclamation, declaring the facts aforesaid
and that the Bank Is authorized to commence OPP
eratlons.
~, Given under my hand, as Governor, and
}L.s.f under the Seal of the Commonwealth this
'~"S~' first day of August, 1860
JOHN LETCHER.
By the Governor:
GEORGE w. MUNFoRD. Secretary of the Com
mnnweaith. an 3-d2w
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TRusTEE,s SALE OF REAL EsTATE

ABOVE But ;HERToWN by virtue Of q deed
o. trnst excepted TO me by r. +. X rby, GATED the
clerks ofhce., of Henrico County Court, shall
proSsed tn sell at public auction on the premises.
eoinshencng at 4'a O'Clock 2. M. the real est tate
Conveyed By the sad deed. VIZ: AL mat 10, of
thereon Is ing. and 0eing IN the COUNTY of Herrico
gstl beyond tire corporation irne, in the valley OF
Shockoe creek, above Butchcrtown, fronting ON
the west line OF Mil street so feet, Tpnning back
within parallel lines 300 feet towards the creek.
TBRMs.-One hh:f cash; the balance at4 mon tbs
for neg otlahie note, with interest, and secured
by @ trust deed
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NEW GRANARY AND COMMISSION

NEW GRANARY AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE,
On Cary, ID dsor belotc 18Th Street, and nsIt 10
Flour Inspector former Office.
j. NJ . y ROE ARIER,
Successor to Jas Thomas. Com'r Merchant,)
Respectfully informs the citizens of Richmond,
and the public gene rally, that he mas purchased of
hand, such as CORN. OATS, HAY, CORN
MEAL, DC. land Will continue to keep on hand and
deal IN GRAM, FEED, TOBACCO, ELoUR,
TER, BEESV+AX, DRIED FRUIT, &C. pledg-
ing every effort To facilitate the interests of
those who may favor the new concern A contlnu
alton of the patronage heretofore extended to his
prede cessor IS solicited.
Err, HILL Il ARCHER, FAN-LEw, TAYLOR Il Co,
JONES Co, RICHARD CAUTHoRN, Esq, PHILIP
B. PRICE, Esq, Richmond. Va.
jy IS Bun j. MONROE CARTER.
HAVING DEVOTED PARTICULAR At
II TENTlON TO IMPROVEMENT IN THE
MANUFACTURE Or b LACKIN 6, we take
great pleasure In presenting to the Southern pub
oil PASTE
BLACKIN
Manufactured by us. imparts TO Roots and Shoes
and durable polish, and will not rub OF on the
hands or clothes
From Its oily nature, it softens, STRENGTHENS, and
preserves the leather, prevents It's cracking, and
renders 1t lmpervlous to water
Those deslrous OF using really good Backing,
Jactnrs-and If home industry is to be encour-
aged, especially when IL can and does produce
psIlor astlcles We confidently hope the patronage
OF Southern men will not be withheld from us.
II. wALLERsTEIN 4 CO,
au 6~-lmt Richmond, Va,
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- THE ASHLAND HOTEL

AA.A THE ASHLAND HOTEL This
vEM Ypopular resort. situated sixteen miles
.atE from RICHMOND, IN the beautiful and
thIIElok village Of AASbb BLAND D, on the Richmond
FredetfIekspsrg ana Potomac RailToad is now
date families with good fare. and everything desi-
rable. The head of the family will be furnished
with Free Ticket between Ashland and Rich
mond.
For further information. apply at Superintend-
ent's ONCE Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad address
JNO. l.. THOMPSON, Proprietor,
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TTS!VtRStTY HIGH SCHOOL, EUGUE.

\ NOT SPRINGS, POWHATAN COUNTY,
WA SCHOOL will be Opened at this place on
the FIRST OF OCTOBER next, under the dI-
rectIon of the undersigned.
Though designed especially AS preparatory to the
University of Vlrglna it will, for this reason, at
enter other Universities, or any College
One of the Primer pals Will teach MAlHEMAT-
les; the other, LANGUAGES. Assistant In
struc'ors shall in every case. be graduates of the
UnIversity OF Virginia. Colloduial classes, how
ever, IN MODERN LANGUAG ES, will receive
occasional instruction from natives of those IAN
guages,
thing.
Circulars may ne obtained at the bookstores in
Richmond, by application to us through the
Richmond Post Office.
,",~n SIDNEY II. OWENS. ia, "A. NJ,
PHILIP b. STANARD, A M,
Graduate of, and formerly
Assistant Professor at. V. NJ. Institute.
III
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By Hector Davis, Auct.

HOUSE SERVANT-OnT TUESDAY MORN
II Nc, l4th instant, at 10 o'clock. Will sell a
terry likely NLLATTO BOY, IL years old, raised
in a genteel family, and sold for no fault.
au 9-tds HECTOR DAVIS, Auct,
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.Rwes~ -XCUh sion To OLD
3 n Q Slhs POINT. PORTSMOUTH AND

H3kFoLk.E 2TRsS steamer c Ahp
tbs PECK, Capt. 4. G. GIFEoRp, fitted up IN .
neat style for night travel, will make an excursion
next, "a inst. land regularly EVERY sATUR-
DAY EVENING thereafter. during the watering
P. "a, arrive at OLD FONT about IL O'Clock
thence TO PORTSMOUTH and NORFOLK, and
return the next evening, SUNDAY )leaving Nor
folk at O'Clock, tOuch at P0 tsmouth and Old
Point, and arrive at Richmond about O'Clock A.
NJ, Monday morning.
PASSAGE for the trip, to Old Point, Norfolk md
Portsmouth, and return. imeals insInded,l a. 30.
~ No FREIGHT TAKEN ON THE UkslON
TRIP lie I-tsI r. D. HAk KlNS.
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a. d, a BRAiNARD HuUSE,
$EA9 ELMfRA, NEW YORK.
llsIdfE i T., BLOSSOM, PROPRIETOR,
lFofmeTl y Proprietor Of tie Blossom House, Ro-
chester, N. "
This large and co1f,mddoHs Hotel, az the junction
of the N. Y. and Z. K. X. with the r6hds Leading
from Baltimore to Niagara Falls, is now open for
the reception of visitors.
Pure air, fine scenery, we'll stocked larder, good
beds and attentive servants. are some of the at
fractions to travellers No efforts will he spared to
continue It's character as FIRST GLASS HO-
TEL.
Passengers desiring to visit Niagara Falls can
procure through tickets 10 Baltimore, at which
point through tickets can be procured to the Falls
by the Northern Central Railroad, the shortest
and most expeditions route to Elmira, Canada,
and the Northwest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-13
QICHMOND FEMALE sEMIfAHY, ON
~ GRACE STREET, BETWEEN THIRD

"A. Nj. DUPU1. A M PRINCIPAL.
The next session of this Institution will com
mence on the LIST of October, 1860 and will termi-
nate on the 10Th June, 1851.
The Principal will be aided, as heretofore. by
well selected corps of Assistants, who. with their
ability and experience, cannot fail to give satisfac
ton
The Boarding Department will be under the man
acement of Sir. and Mrs. DUPUY, ASST ted by Mrs.
II Any Il CAsskLs. formerly of Savannah. They
alone Will reside IN the Semi arV with the young
ladies, and will exercise parental care and con
tT9, over those committed to theIr charge.
The success which has attended this effort to es-
tabilsh IN the city of Rich Lond a Female Semi
nary OF the first class, has encouraged the Principal
20 provide more ample accommoda ions for the
next session. The buildings are now being en-
!afsed, and important notifications will be made
In them, which will add greatly to their conve-
and well ventilated, and not more than from two
to four boa rders will occupy one ROOM The Reel
mediation of II pupils