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SEWING hIACuN MIG

THE WILCOX r. GIBBs' SAVING Ma.
a = CHM received the hts hest premium at The
ssSa Family sE~iSS IS.s n p, sss; ss 6 70
Belvins Block, on 18th and n Go nenors,
r!'Hr SINGER SEWING uaru1xrx-
sNdRRs HsS I'm sSfs eAHte2d es POPULARITY of
riea aud Europe, Il such beat TO establish their
MNpehtios,tS over I'll others in the market Sewing
smaliert amount Of dollars but II ia mistat an
eeiHnSSm, 9invest ANYTHING worthless or UNI
abide he conseo anu those who will do so must
SINGERS new FAMILY MACHINES.
~ oiuet 70 place the gerry best Family Machines
~ tAs ,oorid within the reach of ali, we have re-
oneed our Letter A, or transverse ShuttIe Ma.
IsRS' beautifully ornamentsd, to FIFTY DOL
SINGERS No; rl AMP \ G 2 STANDARD SHUT
and popular both in the aIas and the the naRIT'
," Iso rsises reduced respectively from Sls5 and
SINGERS Nos STANDARD SHUTTLE MA
For carriage makers ana heavy leather work.
Prlcs, complete, SI25.
Also, to complete the list, an entirely new ar
tiele, uneGualed for manufacturing purposes,
noiseless, rapid, and capable of any KIND of work.
frIoe, including iron stand and drawers, $40,
ohnes Of any other maker as gift.
AZ OF SINGERS Machines make the intertocked
known. Every person desiring to procure full faii
ana reliable information about Sewing Machines,
their sizes, prices, working capacities, and the
pest method of purchasing. can obtain il by send
ing Tor copy of II NJ Singer & Co. Gazette"
winch is beautiful pictorial paper, entirely de-
voted 70 the subject. Ii will he s1psli gratis.
NEEDLES, THREAD. C0TTUNS, SILK, and
Sit necessary articles used with Sewing Machines,
Kept constantly on hand for sale. Also, practi
cal machinlst, who is ever ready to attend on our
customers, If required.
Messrs. SINGER & CO.'S Office being conduct
81 on the most thorough business pTno pies, by an
en n; new set Of hands, we feel confident OF
done heretofore. ]. Nj. SINGER & CO.,
, - $40 Main street, Richmond
Is. IROTT, AGENT nm 2S-2u
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By Alex. Mott. Anct'r.

III UUUUS. FtNOtEhTFS, r q rs N L
~ TURE. &c. Will be sold at auction, at my
store, corner of Nam and 1871 stE., on SATURDAY
morning. the Sd day of November, CONNIE ncing
~ 10 o'clock
Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Hoop Skirts, Casslmeres,
SatInets, Hosiery. &c
GROCF RI ESQ ibis. Whiskey. 10 eighth casks
Brandy, Is hrkins Butter; 20 GO Cigars, various
BRANDS; large lot Of Crocksry and Glassware:
ALSO-A lot OF Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture, from family deellning hcnsekeepIng,
AIEN MOTT Am
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Still LATER FROM EUROPE.
.pRIVAL OF THE EUROPA
Departure of the ussian Embassy from
Turin.

C.rK RACE, Nov. THE Europa, from
nnaerstowm OF the Goth, has arrived.
"rhs Persia arrived ont on the Goth.
The departure Of the Russian Embassy from
TIN had been officially announced,
COMMERCIAL.
liverpool. Oct. "a. Cotton quiet. with the
n rnem.an - advance kustsln>d. Fiouf dull and
,-tisIi, 81. lower. Wheat arm at lad. higher.
Snssrn Red l3s Sd. lbs. "a; White l2s. 6j ii las
- eniet-- Mixed and Yellow 36'a G57s ; " hIte
LATEST.
frvE.ronL. Saturday Ecsninx.- Rreadstuifs
,n1,srt Flour advanced OF Il is. Wheat 8d-
ICED lE2i Corn buoyant, holders demandIag
az advance mixed S1!ss. Provisions siesdy.
ftrsns % f9y.
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Nsw YORK, Nov. /, p. NJ Cotton firm. Flour
frm and cents hIgher-Southern SIS 70G5.93 -
NHeat 2d3 cents higher. Corn quIet-mixed 6S4f
10, PORK frn-mess Sj9tl9l2; pine Sl42ar
lt.0 Whskey- 81. c2i'<s. Sugars steady at 9
e7.,c. Coffee arm at I%sc. SPIRITS turpenune
heavy 50 81 3Icl.4l, Kos n dull at Sl.40Il 42ls II
Is. Rice steady at - n sac.
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Political.

NaNTGoMgRY ALA, Oct 3l.-The Breckin-
riJge and Bell parties are holding meetings
ta.pIght Both are largely attended, and the
sneakers are urging resIst lance in case of Lin
rSIn's election. Thos. Watts is addressing the
Ri meeting.
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BY j. III. Digges, AuCt'r.

A UCTION-HORSES, MULES, COWS. &c
a VIII be soG at the Horse Lot on Council
Chamber Hill. on SATURDAY, Sd INST, com
meEcng at 10 o clock Several Saddle aud Work
hoITSe 5 several " ork Mules, hne Mich Cows
large Carts. nearly new; Dirt Cart.
ADDITIONAL = drangbt Horses. sold without
reserve, no j. II. DIGGES Auct'r,
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AUCTION g ALHz
FUTURE VS.
KFNTUCkY MULEs FOR SALE

~ At AUCTI0N.-I will expose TO PUB
Lie SALE. on SATURDAY. I'd OF No.
No.. vember, at ii O'Clock. at the stables of
Nes.rs JOHNSON e. BLAHkENsHfP. on
Franklin. near Wall street, fifteen likely Young
kENI uCkY MULES. on a credit OF three
months. for approved paper. Those want ng first
class N UL lis. would do well to he present. as thus
Cpl ortunity seldom occurs, rs m, business calls me
These MULES 7 procured To snit this market
They are OF line slZs, some of which are sixteen
HANGS high; are IN hne condition. and | can, with
confidence. recommend them They can be seen
at the above stables until day Of sale.
no 2-2t' GEORGE FERGUSON
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<zcfah FALL AND WINTER Al

9EfN RkN z + n 7 D . TN FINES AR :
-<ss7s.oss w f + X. BETWEEN RICHMOND
AND NEW Y0RK.oNLI $40, PASsAG E,
The T.. s Mail Steamships DIRK OW n
JAMESTOWN. and ROANOKE Will leave Rich
mond for New York, as fellows, stopping at Nor
folk both gong and returning, VIZ:
The YORKTOWN: Capt. PARRISH, every Tues
day afternoon, at O'clock.
The JAMESTOWN. Capt SKINNER, every FIJI
day afternoon. at o'clock.
The ROANOKE. Capt Couch, every Sunday af
teTno0n at o clock.
Returning from New York every Tuesday,
Thursda' and Saturday, at 3 p. NJ.
Steerage Passage to New York only S.
Passage to Norfolk the same as By the river
boats
Excursion Tickets discontinued until the next
season LUDLAM WATSON,
oc It's Opposite Steamers Wharves.
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BY J. ii. Digges, Auct'r.

ZINE GOI ID AND SILVER WATCHES.
JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS, &c-will bc
sold at auction, every night this week. at Auction
Room Is Main street. Also. a lot of Blankets I'm
deTshirtR. Drawers fac Table Cutlery, Plated
Spoons, Forks, &C., &c. Sale will commence at 7
O'Clock, Nj. J. II. UiGGtS. Auct.
ID. r. BoorH. Salesman. 23-ts
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
OF THE EMIAN.

r.prHER PoINT, Nov. The Bohemian
~ Londonderry on the 10Th ult., mas ar
rived ,,.
Fstdered the forerunner of the Pope's ieav-
COZ the city. The same authority says that
.o'tdo,n has the spirit OF hostility been gene
rsi in the Church again,t France, and never
~ II been so boldly displayed, It's pastoral
h.nlsr. and alIocutions all but imploring
zine ven eeapee on the invaders OF the PapaI
49, and The Emperor OF the French.
There is no other important news.
COMMERCIAL
,xproo1 Oct IS Cotton II 200 bales changed
~ 80, 10 second hands during the week epdine
lfyh..'nt The market closed huoyaut, with an
$50 Of = on the weak, pine paily caused hy
- 'T"o~sh.e news from the United States. Bread
una. ricsed slightly higher. Provisions generally
vcrc stesGT.
IL
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CT. NICHOLAS SALOON.

- MAIN STREET. NEXT
DOOR TO THE EXCHANGE BANK. AND UP-
POSITE KENT, PAINE & CO.-Ths st. Nicho-
las saloon 10 constantly supplied with the choicest
French and American Candies, Fruits, Nuts, 40,
which will ne sold by wholesale or retail. Also.
mandatory OF Double Refined Candies. Coun-
try merchants are invited To examine the large
and we'll selected stock before pu chasing else
where. ANDREW ANTONI,
Manufacturer of Double Re fined Candies,
anhn aalar in inf
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The <ebrRsku Election,
New York Markets

ST IoVIs oct 3i.-Full returns from Ne
braska show The election Of the Republican
delegate to Congress by III majority.
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KEEN, BALDWIN L WILLIAMS,
I02 Main street


II STORE.-Mg. A. LYBR0JK late of the firm
OF W. Sattler Col desires 10 niorm his friends
and the pubic generally that he has opened the
New Store, Nc 235 Nam street, under the spots-
Good Hotel, Tor the sale of PAINTS. OIL LIS.
GLASS, VARnlSH r s. GLUE and al, materials
for use of Painters. Carriage and Furniture man
uItctuTeTs, &c
Also, Artists Materials, Engrsyings, Picture
Frames. Gilt udings, and every thing requisite
for Artists, amateurs, Architects, Ems neers and
pTaushtsmen generally
Teachers and Schools especially are invited to
examine my stock of PriLts for Drawing nj odels
AID Cireciau Painting, which will he supp lied at
the lowest and most favorable rates. he patron
age of the public IL re pectfull, solicited.
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EKAIES. FENUEhS. ~ SEIS OF
for sale large and elegant assortment Of all kinds
Of Enamelled CRATES, with RENDERS; 81 Nj
sets Of SH0VELs, rONGs,. P0KERs, COAL
ECUTTLES. CINDER SHOVELS, BLOWER
STANDS, handsome stands for ShoveIs and rongs,
Brass and Iron Footsen, Fire Brick Slabs and
Jams, Al kinds Of Church and Tavern Bells, Brass
made to order at the lowest Northern prices.
s. D. DENOOR,
sida.
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- TORY MAN street, between 7th and Sth, ad-
Joining Slmm's Steam Planning MiiI. LASTS made
to order, of well seasoned persimmon wood. Lasts
accurately made for tender, diseased and deformed
feet. 70 secure comfortable and neat fitting
boot, every one should have his own lasts BOUT
TREES made. W are prepared to turn BONNET
BLOCKS, GUN STOCKS, AXE HELVES, or
HAMMER HANDLES.
n. Orders solicited at the only establishment of
the Kind south of the Potomac.
Sim q. 3. w HARION Il co.
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AucTron saItS
THIS OAR
BY Edmond, Day.uport 4 Co, 4,

BY Edmond, Davenport X Co., AucFs.
CARGO SAFE or Ls,1RP0OL FINE
~ MD GKo!iND ALUM SALT AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, Nov .mber I'd. at II O'Clock A. NJ.
we VIII sell at auctlcn at our Warehouse. hsad or
the bock, the cAkGoOF SALT per snip .'Pio-
neer. direct ifom L.ys,pcal. Consisting Of
$50 SACKS 9 HOUND ALUM SALT.
EDMuNh, DAVENPORT 4 CO. Amets.
p 81 he Salt will he sold deliverable nj City
Point or Richmond at the option Of toe purchaser.
oc 10 T., ID. r. co. Auets.
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At the same time and place, will be sold all the
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
CROPS, STOCK and FARMING lMPL m EN- 5
OF every descrl ption, belonging 10 the estate Of
John TalIey, dec u.
TERMS On daI of sale. b. w. TALLEY,
no linz Administrator.
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CO-PA RTN SHIP
WALTER D.BLAIR,
JOHN H. MUNFORD, and

or the purpose of carrying on, ,cih increase
faciiiftes, the business heretofore conducted by
w. ID. BLAIR, and they hope by diligence and
promptness to merit continuance of the patron
age 30 long and SO kindly extended to their senior
partner. Oc lin
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UCTioS Observation-Disclosures.

"A ABLE SLAVES, AT ASHLAND, HANO-
YER COUNTY, Wat the request Off Rich
mond and FREDERICKSBURG Railroad Company. we
shall sell at public auction, at Ashland, Hanover
county, on the said Railroad, 10 miles north of
Richmond, Is valuable slaves, conveyed To said
IN families and are NOT only likely, but of
excellent character. They are all young, embrac-
ing Cooks House Servants. Washers, &C. Farm
ers and other persons disposed TO purchase Ser:
wants for their own use, would do well to attend
the s8.e, and TO accommodate such, and 10 enable
the Servants, as far Practica bite, to obtain
eTs IN tins state, they vii! be sold on credit of
moaths, for approved, endorsed, negotiable paper,
interest added. The sale will take place at Ash
land, on w WEDNESDAY, the Hth NovsAber, 1870.
at 10 o'clock A. M. Persons lie tYlng Richmond in
the morning cars can attend the sale, and return
the same day by 21e o'clock +. NJ.
mol GOUDIN Il APPERS0N, huct'rs.
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I,RUsTFE,s SALE OFREAL ESTATE

On NAVY HILL al AUCIloN by virtue
of deed of trust, executed to the subscriber by
John Freeman. dated l4th October 1858, and re-
corded in the office of the Clerk of Richmond Hus
tings Court. te!ng thereto requested WILL sell at
November, at Al O'Clock P. M :, the property con-
veyed by said deed, 10 wit: A LOT Of GROUND
at the northwest corner Of Baker and 4ih streets
fronting Baker street 60 feet. and running back
70 ravlne IN the rear, upon which lot stands a
Famed house in the occupancy of SAID Freeman
The title Is believed to be good; but acting
trustee. shall convey only such IS derive under
the said deed OF trust
TERMS Cash for expenses of sale and the sum
OF $50, with interest thereon from 18th February
1859, and the balance upon such terms as Will he
made XII own at the hour of rae.
uo2 A ID WILLIAMS Trustee
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lIKDlCAL NADDLs..BAt.s- PIanfafloT

VI Medicine Chests Pocket Medicine Cases,
Surgical an Dental Instruments, TrGsses. Med
ca! appliances, spoons IA. the everlasting Fuutlce.
Transparent SurLIcal banda-e. Chemicals, &c.
Ful supplies Now IN sturs, Tor sac By
j. JOHNS ION s. BEU., Drugglsts
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1870 AND I-6l.-FAbL AMI WINTER
IOOO CLOTHING, AT SIMPSON Il MIL
l. sR ), il9 MAIN STREET Clothing of every
sty lie and price Ovescoits Business Coats and
Dress oas 9; French, English and American Cas-
slmere Pants; Cashmere, SILK and Velvet Vests;
Furnishing Goods evdfs stl IL and PRICE Cravats,
Ties, Soarfs, Gloves, Halt Hose, 30; Wooilen
shirts and Drawers, and every thing that gentle
man wears. excep' Hats and Shoes Can al lly
Main street, Richmond, opposite Mitchell h ly-
Ter 9, and get supplied SIMPSON & MILLER
Nam at
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4 w tnli
', partment are Low prepared 20 eF-
chant, stock If Fat clothing which, OK 1t,
variety oi styles and superiority OF wnr man APP
SURPRISES an, stock ever before shown III uuth-
srn murket we have t ken special pains ia the
manufacture of this stock and we hltter our
selves that our great advantages IN the purchase
OF guOdt, toz Their with an experience ot more
tnan twenty Years IN the trade uf Virginia North
.aruiina and tennessee. enables Us tO offer the
greatest INDUCEMENTS IN stock, styles and prices:
avery garment Is ui cur own manufacture, and
warranted To Gt and wear we'll.
KEEN, BALDWIN & WILLIAMS,
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ROCKS FOR SALE.

$1,000 Roanoke VALLEY RAILROAD LIST Mort
gage Per cent Bonds connectiuE win the
Richmond and Danve, and Raleigh and
Haston Railroads. So miles long, costing
oyer one M iiIon Of nIlsrs, VI III Il mortsaSe
Of only : 40 900. For a minute description
ct the present condition ami future pros
poets of the company. pamphlets can lie had
al our office.
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{ ONCENTkArEn LYe-For maklng SOAR

y NUS skiNs-W ASKING ana shaving
and sLas iarge variety; Combs; Hair, Clothes
soh "'e brushes best Tooth Brushes, hard and
l.. WAGNER. Druggist,
Corner of 9th and Broad streets.
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WILLIAM f. WOOD,
DC 26-dlm Hampton, Va.

sse LAND AND LAyES IN THE
STr COUNTY or AM ELLA, FOR SALE PRI-
~A- VATELY The devisees of John H. steger,
decd offer fer sale privately valuable TRACT
OF LAND, lying on the Appomattox river. in the
county of Amelia, five miles from Mattoax Depot,
on the Richmond and Danville Railroad, contain
ing, by estimation, 900 acres The land ls adml
rably adapted to the production of Corn, Wheat
aud Tobacco, and the TRACT Is reg arded AS one of
tue best in the county; If desired, wi IL be d.
vided INTO two tracts. The neghborhood is most
excellent. Possession will be delivered at once;
the devsees reservlng the right to cultivate and
gather the growing crops, salts factory arTalae
ment cannot be made with the purchaser to take
then. The purchaser OF the land, II he desires
them for his own use, can also pu chase q larse
Number of valuable SLAVES. The terms will be
made accompodatiqg. Apply to WILLIAM +.
MEADE o< JOHN s: HARDAWAI; Chula De
not Amelia au 29--tf
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amy - - 81 2 ~ y Uni,
Next door to Exchange Bank, and
Opposite Kent. Pane Il Co.


MUST VI A h L. ROOM for the large
vi fashionable stock of CLIO Thin q that ha
ordered. and making. Therefore, all kinds
SpuIg snd Summer Clothing Will he sold CHEAP
ClsGP IS the word. All ends OF Furnishing foods
RNiNG II I'LL, Ageit,
"a Nam St. corner l4th,
NaNt In Fagrois
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BY Thos. w. heesee, Auct'r,
(Ofioe corner of 18th and CaIY Htrsetsl
FAIR OrMArCHED NEW YORK

- p0NTEs FUR SALE AZ EI1CTTON.Ihl
6SAWl be offered for sale on SATURDAY
morning. Nov Sd. at the Horse Auction Lot, on
Council Chamber Hill, at 10 O'Clock, pair OF
black New York PONIES, well matched. warrant
ed sound and well broke to sing lie and double har-
ness THIS is q very superior pair OF horses, and
offered for sale the owner has further
use for them. THOS. w. KEFSEE,
Do2 AuCtIopeer
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oc 30 lot EATON NANEE.
sLIe eonducted by Gop-iN q ArPaRs0N.
rOu,l,~~lO%at.S SALE -, lot ~

Y TIE COUNTY Of PhNRtCO. IN THF
TOWN OF ~ DNtY.-As Comm ssioner ap-
70 ed hs decree ri The Circuit Court ot Hen
r5 prom funced on he ist Move inter, 1889 the
case OF DTunIa nd. Trustee tor Ayres, against
ems, shall proceed to sell ~ public austluc, on
tho premises, on "a fUKDAT. the l0th Novem-
her. 1863 at % clock r. Il fair if not the next
far day, except Sunday.J the following real
estate. belong 10 Jno. " Reing as appears b.
the Co,nWlsslon-r's books and referred to ia The
plaintiff 5 nJ,i, w: " n zLF-AcRE. adIoinIuE
Richard Reins, tWo miles from Court House
TFK@s.- One ard cash; bttarce at aud u
months, for nseotIah;e notes, satIsl,c ortly Ell
tnised, and title e'alEed til ali the purchase
moLet IL paid GEORhE w. RANDOLPH
oc 90 I'd Commissioner
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xT DAILY LINE ON THE
,sazS.asssssa5EJAMEs RIVER. BY rHK STEAM
I. - N rJ o. r II,

,sxassssalCJAMEs RIVER. BY rHE STEAM
.,H.1s.s Frs GLEN COVE AND CURTIS
PECK-The steamer CURTIS PECK will. on
THURSDAY MORNING next, the 18th instant.
com Fmence the regular run between RICHMOND,
PORTSMOUTH and NORFOLK, leaving the
wharf at Rockets every THURSDAY, SATUR-
The GLEN COVE will leave the wharf AT Rock
etts, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and F Al
DAY MORNING. at the same hour. IS clock }
and each boat will return each alternate-day (ex-
cept SUNDAY Thus making a daily line between
the above places, unsurpassed for speed and &C
commodatlons by Any other line.
Inc Boats will touch at al. the regular Landings
gong and returning, and take freight as usual;
but all freight to be landed on the river must he
paid for when sent down, and we will not be re-
sponsble for 1t after 1t s landed on the wharf for
which II is marked
Passage to or from Norfolk or Portsmouth. So
Meals, each, 80 cents extra,
oc IL Is K o, HASKINS,
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by Richard Cauthorn, Ancrr.

Dry GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES, &c.
- On FRIDAY. I'd day OF November. at 10 o'clk.
NJ my store, will sell at auction. lot OF Goods,
CONSISTING in part of Ready made Coats and Pan
falcons, Wooien Hose. u cached and UDbleachs
Cotton Hose and Half Hose. Shoe Laces, I'm
breiIas, Blankets, Shoes, Slippers, &c
mol r. EAIITHORN Auct
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE

L'OK HlRE-A WOMAN, with a Young child,
who IS n superior Cook, Washer and !roner,-
Also, kelly BOY, about l6 years old for the bal
ance of the year. RIO b LYME
Agent for Hiring out Negroes. Renting out
Houses, &c. Office, Metropolitan Hall.
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EDUCATIONAL.
FRENCH NIGHT SCHOOL

FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN
Rev. J. TLRfON WILL open n NIGHT SCHOOL
on the sth Of November, for teacning the FIX ENCH
The School will be open four times a week, from
till 10 O'Clock at night
For further particulars inquire at Mr.. THROWS
residence, corner OF Broad street and Brooke Ave
nue., or at Mr.. FRANCIS DELARUE's on Broad st ,
near 9Th. or at MIR. john REIsHARDr's. Broad,
near "a st: mol Of
SOUTHERN WAyERLEY INSTITUTE,
MRS PETER +. MAYO. fs Hkef AED 'kioH'
Commencing LIST October, 1850.
The Principal begs leave to offer this Institution
one deslg ned to elevate female education To he
highest grade, and one IN which no pains or ex-
peuse are spared for facilitating this object, and
atordIng the very best opportunity for a thorough
and PRACTICAL acquisition OF the MODERN Lam
G MIsft 'sJspSShr IL rs RPSSsehoId LANGUAGE
compshment appertalning to the most polished
education of Young ladies.
For terms, references or q prospectus of the
oo Sim ' Mrs PETERP. MAYO.
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ RICHMOND VA.
The 18th session of this Institution will com
mence the LIST Of October next, and close on the
The Principal will be aided by eleven thorough
~ qualified instructors, and every effort will be
made 90 maintain the high reputation and select
character OF the School.
Mts S n1e
RHETORIC and READING.
The Prinoi pal refers to the patrons of the School;
to the Faculties of the Virginia NJ iIitary Inst
tute and of W llliam and Mary College; to Profs
Bedsoe Smith, Coleman, Davis and Maupin, of
the University of Virginia
For further information, or Tor catalogue giving
course of study. terms, regu aOns and full list of
patrons, TO which attention Is invited. address the
Principal. u. LEE POWELL,
z Rtoh,n VI
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DARGaiH$ = SILks,-Sul;eriro Pad SllFs
ID Ns-e1ta Plaid silks. Bl. aud Black, Green
aad hacs Silks for sale At t2!s cts pc Yard ne Y
gtfls uark Ground silks and bmproder red FlGurez:
Printed 0diard Silks; Pain Back s iAs IN great
varieties OF u dths lld qualities, Gil new and tor
sac II vaIY log prices
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FRESH ApDirio Nal SUPPLY OF

/ FRUITS. NUTS, RAiSiNS AND CONF &c
TON Err 800 Jokes Raisins. in different sizes;
1879 drums FIsS; 40 bags soft Almonds rs bags
Cream Nuts lo0 bass Filherts and Walnuts 80
bass tecan Nuts: % fraIis Dates; "a dozen ts
sorted Jeies; * dozen assorted Pickles; 80
boxes JuJuoe Paste and Gum Drops IS eases Sar
d1es, whole, hat ana quarter; 40 dozen Jars
btsBdy Peaches; 200 Jars Primes 400 foxes glass
tops FIunes - UOV Cigars, at different prices
Also, II uUtacturinE- Candies, of druO e refined
sugars warranted to stand IN any c'imate for IFS
QEaAty, ANhkE W ANIONI,
Next door to Exchange Bank, and
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CHtLES Il CHENERY.
MILLINERY GooD>. MIr,LINEKY

II GOODS. - lats, Bonnets, Ruches, Uncut
lie Nets. Feathers, Lsces and Edsinss, rich
wa,s SASH Riboons; Plush, Black Velvet RIB
hons. and all sty les Of Miliners Goods, at low
piIcss. r.. COL DSM IT. lT6 Broad 81