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AUCTION sALus.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Jas. N. Taylor 4 SON, Auc,,,
TRIsrEE,s SAFE OF REAL EsrAr

TRUSTEES SAL z OF REAL ESTATE
l ON UNION HILL.-By virtue Of q deed u
trust executed to me by Samuel H TAYLOR, dated
Clerks Offcs Of Henrico County Court. / shall.
BY the request Of the oenshc!ary proceed t. sell
NESDAY the 29th dav OF August 1860. IF fair If
not the next fair day thereafter. the real estate
conveyed by the said deed, VIZ AL that certain
county of Henrico and containing 20 acres By
survey made by James T. ksdd, deputy surveyor
On the north by the property Of Bacon TAFT on the
east 10y that Of James Taley. on the south bv the
property of VIM CullInf worth, and on the west
by the property of John Becher.''
TERMS or SALE Enough 10 cash to pay the ex-
pc nses of sale and negotiable note for T6y6 g.
with interest thereon from 9Th June 1880 till paid
the balance at 4 and months for negotiable notes,
with interest added and secured by a trust deed.
JAS. nj TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAS. Nj. TAYLOR x Son. AuotS. au IL
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By Richard Cauthorn, Auct'r.

= OOO DRESSED Observation-Disclosures
O.vOO AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY, goth
instant, at O'Clock P. M, on the premises. on
18th, between Grace and Franklin streets we shall
sell, AT auction. about 5 CO DRESSED CAR
Rage BUGGY, WAGON and CART WHEEL
SPUKFS. he sale will be positive, to close up
our business
TRRMs.-Cash, for all sums under $50; over this
amount, 90 days credit, for approved negotiable
paper. BELL l. HUGHES.
Sale conducted by r. CAurHoRN. AUS
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The Sewing Machine sui,s.

CoopKRsTowN, N. Y, Aug. 1.-THE five
great sewing machine suits of Potter Il Whee-
Ter and Grover Baker, against Geo. Il. Sloat,
John Il Gibbs, Jas. Wilson, and others, has
been decided against the defendants on all
points, sustaining Allen IL Wilson's feed pat.
emit A perpetual Injunction is ordered.
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Anrfhern Markeia

NEW YORK. Aug. H.-Cotton firm. Flour lower
Southern SIS 5oHo IS Wheat has declining ten
dency-choce white Si.50Tl 50 Corn buoy ant
mixed 6Es G62>s. Pork hrm-Mess S1S 62al937
Prime heavy at Sl3i2ei4n. Lard heavy at l2&
al3i. WhIsbey dull at 2lI4 Sugar hrm-Musco-
vado 67s a,7h. Spirits Turpentine firm at s9nT.-
RosIn firm at 81 35dl3S. Rioe quiet st AZ a4X.
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cYtRIoTTRSFFLLE CONTENTION.
caARLorrKsvILLK Aug. 1.-THE Convan-
,,,r reasse.uhed this morning at 10 O'CLOCK.
rno mistees were announced by the
CHAIR. ,...t,;0r S.,a,or
7fv,ter 10 address the convention tonight,
M SaraYar Mason tomorrow.
~ Cook offered = series OF resolutions. APP
~, ne course OF he majority of the Nir-
-. fsieyatlou in seeding from the Ralti-
49," convention; endorsing the nomination
~ nro-kiuridSe aud Lane, repudiating the
,,cranalau OF DouGlas as irregular and i'm
liner. repudiatinR squatter sovereignty
trr,nncine the charge of disunion, and in
netting The Electors of Virginia 10 vote for
E~ackinridge and Lane; and IN case they can
no, he eleI ted by the people, or get into the
>Iause then 10 vote IN any way TO defeat Lin
c1lp.
Able discussion.
After the disc ussion, the Committee on Res
buttons reported n series of resolutions, APP
proving the nomination of Breckin ridge and
Lane, adopting the I'd and Sd resolutions of
he majority report at Charleston, in regard
10 slavery in the Territories; recommending
The appointment OF a committee OF five to pre-
pare an address 10 The people of virginia;
Trovidiug for the reorganization and enlarge
Inant Of the State Central Committee; modi-
fviuE the Elec toral ticket. appointing Messrs.
Hunter, Mason, Wise, Russell aud Ex-Gov.
smith slec tors at large.
Cooks resolutions again came up. The sec
ond, third aud fourth, included in the report
Of the COmmi ttee on Resolutions, were with
drawn. The lsl, endorsing the course OF the
virginia delegation, and the 5th, denouncing
the charge Of disunioD, were adopted. For
the 9th, Mr.. Cook accepted resolution OF Ex-
Gov. Smith as a substitute.
Gen. Banks offered n substitute for Ex-Gov.
Smiths resolution, inviting all opposed 10
Lincoln aud Hamln to unite with us in sup
porting Breckenridge and Lane
scale vote was taken, and Banks resolu-
ton WAS lost.
Ex-Governor Smiths resolution was then
adopted.
A reconsideration of the scale vote is to be
taken.
A recess was taken to hear Mr.. Hunter
speak.
NIGHT SESSION.
After hearing Mr.. Hunters speech, the Con-
lentIon returned 10 the hall.
The scale vote was reconsidered, and anoth-
pr vote being taken, Ex-Goy. Smiths substi-
tute was adopted. 1t reads as follows:
Resolred. That the Democratic State Electors
Of Virginia should vote for BreckInridge and
to the Offices for which they have been
nominated but, should 1t be scertalned
that there IL no election by the people. then
they shall cast the vote of the State for BreckIn-
ridge aud Lane, If by SO doing II will place Rreck
InrIdse before the House of Representatives. AS
one of the three ighsst to be voted for as Pres-
deaf. or Lane before the Senate, one of the two
highest to be voted for for Vice President; but If
by 50 voting neither of the said results be
reached. then the said Electors shall vote in her
election of Lincoln aud Hamlin Their election,
the opinion of this Convention, being the way
10 the most certain aud immediate disruption of
cur noble and cherished Union, no COMPROMISE
be made.
The Convention then adjourned until to-
morrow morning.
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Later from Cuho .

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. I6.-The Star of the
West, from Havana, has arrived here, and re-
ports that the Quaker City had arrived there
The ship Staghouse had also arrived with $40
coolies. Sugar was firm at X reals
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field, ana also demand fourte--~- +aen OF
the State Electors. cen vi
There is no probability OF an aarnment
IN til late TO night.
fsEocND pisPATCu1
SYRACUSE, Aug. F.--Itis repor ted that both
OF the Democratic State Committees have
agreed that Brady, the Breckenridge candidate
for Governor shall withdraw in favor OF KEEL
iy, with the contingency of the election going
10 the Senate.
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The Election In Ark mans.

WASHINGTON, Aug. f7.-Arkansas dispatches
assert that Rector, the Independent Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor, Is 900 ahead
of Jackson, (regular Dem y and Is counties
unheard from
Hiudman Dem is elected to Congress from
the at district
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BY Goddin l. Apperson, Aucrrs.


1.-TWO SMALL FRAMED TENEMENTS
L AT THE CORNER OF BROAD AND MON
Will be sold on the premises. on FRIDAY. 24th
AUGUST. 1860, at 5 pollock p ". the LOT fronting
$50 feet on the east side on Monroe street. to an
alley, with two small FRAMED TENEME NTS
hereon. suitable for small stores, for persons Of
moderate means.
TERMS acoommodatins-say one fourth cash,
balance at g., IL and Is months. for negotiable
au Is GODDIN Il APPERSON, Aucts
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TFLEGRAPHIC NEWS.
-
Reported for the Richmond pispa,ch.]
THE DEMO CRATIC STATE CON-
MENTIONS.

. straight. Out Douglas Ticket Neminatea
nj Staunton-Gen. Feete, Of Mississippi
on Haud-The Instructions Of the CHAR
,.,,..viIle Convention 10 the Present Elec-
,or.-Seeech by MIR. Hunter, &c. Ac.
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By K. b. Cock, Auct,r.

HORSES, MUS. BUSGIFS, &C., Ar
IL AUCTION: On SATURDAY, the IS inst.
az 10 o'ciock, | Will sell at the loi on Council
Cham Der Hi several harness and saddle HORSES
ver' large fine young MULES, 2 Of which belong
to Mrs Lsvlnia Blair. and years old. perfectly
mule. -ALgO- Nee'
Avery handsome Canadian PONY. draws we'll In
harness perfectly Reliable and gentle.
! second hand no top BUGGY, with HARNESS.
FURNITURE WAC ONS. nearly new.
au IL Il. b CUUE, Auct'r
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BY Crenshaw & Co., Auct,s.

C1QQ BAGS RIO CUfFEE AT ave
NfCc TlON.-On FRIDAY, Path August, we
will sci at auction, commencne at 10 O'clock at
the tore of Messrs. Dunlop, Monrure & Co
24S9 bags very prime RIO COFFEE, in dou HE
sacks-lnst imported from Rio de Janeiro,
per bark FANNIE Crenshaw.
TFRMs.-Under 500, cash over 800, four
months credit, for app owed paper.
CRENSHAW Il CO., Auctrs,
au 10 Richmond, Va.
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EDUCATIONAL.

CEORGETOWN COLLEGE. ID. C.-This
~ Institution Is situated on the northern bank
OF the Potomac. and commands a full view of
GEORGETOWN. Washington and a great part of the
District OF Columbia. Its situation is peculiarly
healthy and picturesque
The soho lastIc year commences on the first
MONDAY OF September, and ends about the mid
die of July.
Pension for Board and Tuition, including
washing and mendng OF linen, is. ...... $500 90
Medical lid and medicine ---..... 90
Use of Philosophical and Astronomical
Instruments ..- B 90
Vars ton spent at College .-. 20 90
Payments must be made half yearly in advance
JOHN EARLY, :. },
au 15-3taw4w, Tu TIL 4 Sat President
MRS NARY ID. LIBBY begs leave to in
W. form her former friends and patrons, that the
dates OF her school Will be resumed on the 10th
duy OF Septic IN Der. at her residence on Marshall
between Let and ID streets, Having en- aged com
,etent assistants. she viii Re enabled to teach
FRENCH and LATIN, together with the usual
ENGLISH branches.
TBRNs-t 3r Session.
Primary English branches $l6
French 20
LdtiIl III
au l5-lm
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DEV. M. J. MICHELBACHER'SS SCHOOL
IL In THE BASEMENT OF THE SYNAGOGUE,

On 1lth Street, near Marshall.
The fifteenth session of REV M. ]. MICHEL
BkCHER'S SCHOU will commence on the first
MONDAY IN September.
Mr. NJ: Will be assisted by Mr.. EDWARD TUR-
NER, who. in the last five sessions, has received
the approval of the patrons and of the Principal of
the school; and by Mrs. c. 2. BENNETT, whose
well kaown merits as a teacher make it unneces-
To say more in her behalf.
The following subjects comprise the studies Of
MIR. NJ g school:
English with all it's branches, including the
Bellies Lettres; German, FfeHch, HedreIc and
Latin.
Price of Tuition of the session, ending on the LIST
of July as $40. S'8. and $50
For further Information, address
M. ]. MfCHELBACHER,
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a. ~ U,VLIAN D J
au l5-3taw4w, Iu Th K Sat Preside
NGRS MARY m IlRRV L. I..... !.
HAMPTON 1.: D
%0HN p GAM NJ Principal.
WILFRED E. CUTsH AW, v. NJ

MISS EMILY A. CLEV ELAND.
The exercises of this Sc DOL will begin on the LIST
OF October. and continue en- months
Board lIghts extra) and fuiton in Ancient Ian
guages, Mathematics &c S220 per session. pdya
bic SEM annually an IiraHrs Modern Ian
guaRes each, $40, and Music $50 extra.
For Catalogue or further information. address
the PrlnoI pal. Hampton. Va. au Sim
CHESAPEAKE FEMALE COLLIE F.
- NEAR OLD POINT AND HAMPTON. VA.
The next session OF this Instruction Will COM
mence on the first WEDNESDAY in October
The location, extraordinary on account of its
beauty and healthfulress. the easy access to it,
ard lts proximity to Hampton, Norfolk and Ports
mouth, is particularly suited to Boarding School.
None OF the dIxertlng or tempting influences of
the oity here affect the pupils. Nor IS there an,
hlndrance from day pupils as all are boarders
while they enjoy the T. fnsme and pleasures Of
q well ordered home The course nj instruction
ID divided into ten departments or schools, in CHI
of which diplomas are awarded upcp write" ex-
anlnatIons The Teachers are gentlemen of thor
ough scholarship, and have secured for themselves
ard the Institution high reputation.
Board including fuel, lights and washing, for the
English Tuition In Preparatory and Collie
giate Departments. Observation-Disclosures 80 90
other branches, extra.
~ For oatalosues, and further information,
address, REV. C. A RAYMOND, Hampton Va
REV. THOS. HUMP E, Portsmouth, Va.
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BY j. n. Rigges. Auct,r

A pCTI0 N-HnRS 3. bU66IEs, cows.
"A MULES, &c.-Wlll be sold at the Horse OF
on Council Chamber Hill, on SATURDAY, the
18th, commencing at 10 o'clock
Several work HORSES
2HUGGl ES and HARNESS..
MICH cows and CALVES
good work MULES
FURNITURE WAGON and HARNFsa
ADD FIONAL Il fine harness HORSE 4 y:.rs
old; fine BUGGY, but little used ''"''
auH J. H DIG6Es Auot,r
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MR.. RICE WILL OPEN AN ENGLISH
IVA AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL ON THE lsr
OF SEPTEMBER: AT Mr.. BROCKENBORO'S,
ON CLAW STREET, BET 3D AND inn
His course of instruction will he systematic and
thorough. embracing that explanatory course
without which no real progress can be made
80 years and he hopes, by a faithful and consci
eptous 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. Quares, 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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rQICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY, ON
~ GRACE STREET BETWEEN THIRD

A. M. DUPUG. A. M ...PRINCIPAL.
The next session of this Institution will com
mence the LIST of October, 1860, and will termi-
nate on the 3Oth June, 1861.
The Principal will be aided, as heretofore. BY
well selected corps OF Assistants who with their
ability and experience, cannot fail to give satsfAc
ton
The Boarding Department will be under the man
agement of Mr.. and Mrs. DuPUy, assisted by Mrs
MARY X. CAssgLs, formerly of Savannah. They
alone will reside IN the Semin with the young
LADIES', and Will exercise parental care and con
trQl over those committed TO their charge.
The success which has attended this effort to es-
tabllsh IN the city of Rich nond Female Semi
s pr OF amp oG be
next session. The buildings are now being en-
arged, and important modi6oatlons wi! be made
nlence and comfort. The lodging rooms are large
and well ventilated, and not more than from two
to four boarders will occupy one room. The Reel
tation Rooms will be well arrang ed for the accom-
mediation Of r the p pupils s f., MIN. wo,,,,
Washing, fuel and lights 30 GO
Tuition In the Preparatory Department. 80 90
Tuition in ordinary English BIsnches..... 40 90
Tuition In advanced English Branehes..... 30 w
Tuition III Modern and Ancient Lang uages,
Music, Vocal and instrumental i. Piano and "
Gu'tar)-For one lesson, OF one hour per
For two lessons per week, of one hour each 50 %
Drawing, IN crayon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50 90
Painting, In water colors. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 40 20
One hall payable on the isi Of october, 1860, and
the remainder on the 10Th Of February. is6l
Reference is made to Kew. Dr. Moses ID. Hoge,
and 20 any Of the former pat rons of the school.
Catalogues OIL the Seminary, containing more
detailed Information, can be obtained at OF the
y r. DUPn RehmSsd w
UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL, HUGUt.
- NOT SPRINGS, PowHATAN COUNTY,
Of az anS.r the
reStion Of the Undersigned.
University of Virginia, 1t will, for this reason a
ford no fewer advantages to. those intending to
enter other Universities, or any College.
One oil the Principals Will teach MATHEMAT-
les; the other, LANGUAGES. Assistant In
strac ors shall IN every case. be graduates of the
University OF Virginia. CoHoQuial classes, how
ever, IN MODERN LANGUAG Els, will receive
occasional instruction from natives of those Ian
guages.
Charges for the session, saso, including every
thing
Circulars may be obtained at the bookstores in
Richmond, or by application to We through the
H''hm0ha SIDNEY SIDNEY H. OWENS. Jn., A. M,
Lately Professor of Greek in Richmond College.
PHILIP B. SrAEARD, A. M,
Graduate of, and formerly
Assistant Professor At. v. M. Institute
fys-dhewsm
DORTLAND sYRUP.--i60 bbls for sale by
l. 4 u, i, DAVENPORT.
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EVENING SESSION.

The Convent ion reassembled at O'Clock.
In consequence of the fact that Geographic
dispatches were passing to and fro between
the respective conference committees in
Staunton and Chariot tesyille, the Committee
on General Organization did not report an
Electoral ticket.
The general impression is that Col. A. NJ.
Barbour and Gen. VIM. A. Hartman will be
appointed Electors at large for the Western
part of the State.
The probability is that the Breckenridge
men will not come 10 confer with the friends
OF Douglas, and conseq neatly no compromise
viii be adopted. However, the committee of
this Convention has shown every DISPOSE
lion 70 receive propositions, and TO consider
them for the purpose Of unity and harmony
OF action.
NIGHT SEssION-ELICToRAL TICKET NOMI.
MATED.
STANTON, Aug. I7-10 Z. M.-Gen. Foote,
OF Miss, arrived in the cars to-day, and is
now addressing the Convention in q powerful
and mastery speech.
The following Electoral ticket has been
adopted:
Gen. Geo. Blow, OF Norfolk city
n. l.. Hopkins, of Petersburg.
j. b. Stovall, of Halifax.
James Garland, of Lynchburg.
DIR. Benz. Randolph, of Albemarle.
J. II. Cox, OF Chesterfield.
J b. Alsworth, OF Accomac.
G.. Ii. &. Rowe, of Fredericksburg.
q. w. Brent, of Alexandria
Israel Robinson, OF Berkeley,
/. n. Leggett, of Rockingham.
q. +. Hoge, of Montgomery.
O. W. Hopkins, of Washington.
q. 7. Stuart, of Doddridge
W. CT. Brown, of Preston.
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~ea% FOR BOSTON AND NEW
KLEIN YoRK-yIA RF0LR The

NEW YORK Extra G and Sugars: New york
o'a'Aea ''s .sS, b. DAVENPORT,
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METRO POLITAN HALL.

\ 4 FOIL AN I'll ALI.
TUESDAY, 2lsT AUGUST.
THE FRENCH GUILLOTINE.
KING LUDWIG XVI, ROLAND
MANIA ANToINETTE. RoBEsPIRRE
This GRAND SHOW, for the first time now be-
fore the public IN this country to he seen at the
METROPOLITAN HALL
Only for few nights The show opens
FIRST SCENE.
French Court Room Robespiere, as Judge,
gives his sentence to put King Ludwig XVI. and
the q ueen to death.
SECOND SCENE.
The Execution OF King Ludwig XVI. and Maria
Antonette, through the GuiIotine.
THIRD SCENE.
Fhe Trial of Roland, and his Execution.
FOURTH SCENE.
The TT al of Robespiere ard his Execution.
~ full BAND OF Nj MUSICIANS will perform
during the intervals.
a. "A DM ISSlON 25 cents Children and Ser
wants is cents. Doors open at O'Clock, COM
mencemeDt O'Clock.
AL IL 3ts THE PROPRIETORE
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EDUCATIONAL.

OLD DOMINION INsTITUTE.-The next
- sess ION OF this SCHOOL FOR YOUNG la
DlEs, located at the corner OF 9th and Franklin
streel, Richmond, Va, will begin on the LIST day
next ensuing.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
/. r.. sHUMATE, Mental and Moral Science.
K. u. GiLsUN. Natural Science and Mathe-
k k.s !h kS5S PESGh6Nx iBESs'f f.nssa
AibEkr De RoEblGER, Germa sa''ah'
Nc ELX gs., y hof M INphsgRedjats English.
HoRA2ke, SS !. Pane and Organ.
o. 4: ERlCSSnN. Guitar,
OSWALD HE!NRlCh, Painting and Drawing.
J. w. REEVE. Penmanship.
TERMS,
For the Session, payable half on LIST of October.
residue Feb. Ii, 1851
Primary English including Vocal Music sao M
intermediates English including Vocal Mu-
Senior, including Vocal Music 50 90 90
Languages, each -..-...........- ~ On m
Piano, . gan Guitar, or Cultivation Of tho ~ ="
Voice. Tor hak-hour lessons, two per week Al ~
Piano, Orean, Guitar, or Cultivation of tha
yoioo, for one hour lessons, two per week. 80 90
0ll aihH NY = ...--.. 90 90
ias'ersu Wa'ef Soiofs' Srayon Drawing. -. 20 %
Sc W iaHo % 10 %
VVIna,heh'ai ofahches----- --.-..-.-....... 90 o.
~ - 200 90
"ashing ana Llshts. -.-......... 25 70
- Application to enter pupils. and all commu-
hIcations concerning the School, should I've made to
IhoMAS l.. GALLEHER.
- -r, Richmond. Va.
VIII ne 1aTnished TO those who apply, as Indicated
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a I'd UStiM ENTo,
e o n e 4 X r

Ns NCERT.
On M9 tR PAY " sagspst ne 10Th will be
BELEILLE GARnEN,
commencing st o'clock P. NJ, by
SMITHS RkGIMENTAL BAND.
SEHAn
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BY Dunlop, Moncure Il Co., Auct's.

COFFEE, SUGAR, AND BACON, AT
~ AUCTION..On FRIDAY, the 14th August, at
Coffee by Messrs Crenshaw Co. we will sell
1850 bags NEW CROP RIO COFFEE. In double
bags, imported per bark Fanny Crenshaw.
rs hhds. =. SUGAR, prime quality.
co hhds BACON SIDES and SHOULDERS
TERMS - Under SlUO. cash; over 8 100, months
credit, for approved paper.
aul Is DUNLOP, MONGURE CO, Auots.
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JAA TtMrIkMAN.s Agent p.s
E removed TO Frsnklin street. = fsw Doors
above the cid Market Il. aae, vhsssie
. ssss On aspS MY sH :sa
NESS. and evsrythins asHsiiy kse 10 the e0ai>
mesa Persons IN want win please call and exaW>
Inc his stock. - 10 v detsSminso " eel,
81 -5w
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By Alex. Nett, Aact.

MIGHT SALE-BOOKS - Will be sold At aue.
Y ton. at nv store. on SATURDAY NIGHT,
August l8. commencing &C o'ePk. the LIBRARY
rare and valuable HOOKS. viz: Wasbinston and
His FINES I; History United atate. Marry ats
Burns and Tupper's Works; Don Quixote; oil
witnoat reserve. ALEX. MOTT, Auctr.
GROCERIES. DRY GOODS. SuOFS. re
To Wlm De sold at suction at my store on SAT-
URnAY. August IS commencing At 10 o'clnck-
whiskey; EIandy: Soap. Candles, Tobacco CT
Ss .s 70 obis Mach erel 10 bills Her, ings 10
cALsO-Resdy made Clothing. Dry Goods. Shoes,
FURNITURE lot of Furniture. from a nyi.
vate family, consisting of BE. Heastesds Tables.
Chairs, 30. tau III ALEX. MOTT Aust,r
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CHESAPEAKE HALL FEMALE SEWI.
- NARY, HAMPTON, VA, MRS Dr. BANKS,
PRINClPAL,-The next session of this Institu
ton will commence the 18th of September and
CLOSE the LIST of July. Te ms very mode rate.-
Boarding scholars can remain at the Hall during
the visiting season, at $50 per month.
Address "CHESAPEAKE HALL" Hampton,
Va. an It-lmp
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TCE.HOUSE FOR SALE-Will he sold on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of August. at 4
O'Clock, at the residence OF the late Bartlett Ty
dec d., one large ICE HOUSE, nearly full Of ice
IkRMs--Four months credit, with negotiable
notes, satisfactorily endorsed
JOHN o. TAYLOR
- Admir- of Bartlett Tyler, decd.
POSIPONE5:-The above SAFE is postponed un-
til WEDNESDAY,. the 22d of August alta o'clk.
au lids JOHN D. TAYLOR. Admir-.
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MRS. PELLETS HOOL,
lfl ON BROAD STREET,

BETWEEN 10TH AND lIrH
MRS. PELLET will resume the duties of her
School on MONDAY, OCT I'd, and will be aided IN
all it's de partments by efficient corps of teach
ers.
Parents who entrust their children to her care
are assn ed that thew will be thoroughly grounded
IN all the branches essential to a finished eduoa-
ton.
TERMS made known on application at her resi-
dence. au 10 I'm
MRS. DIR. RUST beas to announce that there
~ are vacancies IN hsr PrIvaH Class for YOUNG
LADIES, which will re open UC OhER lsT, 1850,
at her residence, Main street, between TIN and Sth
The number of pupils being limited to eight, early
applications are respectfully requested lau lin