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EDUCATIONAL.
CHEsAPEAKE FEMALE CaLLEeE

NHESAPEAKE FEMALE col l. r. q Y.
~ NEAR OLD POINT AND HAMPTON. VA.
The next session Of this Institution will com
mmence on the first WEDNESDAY in October -
beauty and hcalthfulness. the easy access to it,
and is proximity ~ Hampton, Norfolk and Ports
mouth, ia particularly suited to Boarding School
None Of the diverting or tempting Influences Of
the city here affect the pupils. Nor is there any
hindrsnce from day pupils. as all are boarders,
a well ordered home. The course ot Instruction
10 divided into ten departing nts or schools, in sch
Of which diplomas are awarded upcn written ex :
ninatous. The Teachers are gentlemen of thor
gh scholarship, and have secured for themselves
AID the Institution hlgh reputation.
Board, including fuel, lights and Washing, for the
English Tuition IN Preparatory and Cole
giate Departments. ...-... 50 90
ether branches, extra
- For pca,aiosa'sb and Further information,
REV. TH0S. HUME, Portsmouth, Va
ATT l3-tv a"
AIR. RICE WILL OPEN AN ENGIISJJ
vi AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL ON TIVE IL p
OF SEPTEM BER. AT Ma. BROCKFNRuR0;s
ON CLAW STREET, BETWEEN 81 sND4ru ~
HIS course of instruction will he sy matte and
thorough. embracing that explanatory course
without which no real progress can be made j
which has been pursued by hs mother for the las /
30 years and he hopes, by a fIithful and corset
entous discharge of his duties, to receive the pat
ronage OF those really desiring the Imnroveme n I
and advancement of their children
lie refers to Rev Or. Burrows, Mr. De Witt, of
tHe Index, and Thomas D. Quarles Eso
ne can De seen at any time by calling at his
and Leigh. Terms made known on spplioatlon.I
au 13-2w
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- Mrs ~. c. GARY will resume the responsible
duties OF her School on the first MONDAY in
de ptember.
S "a Resi- dsnce, 4th street, Candles Hill
au I Wv
ItFF RS0N CLASSICAL sND CUNl-
u MERClAL SCHOOL, UNDER THE DIRtC-
TON OF y. J g. WILLIAMS, A NJ. ON MAIN,
BETWEEN I9rH AND 20TH STREETS The
Sd OF September. 1880
For further particulars. as 10 terms and refer
ences, apply at my residence, or through the Post
Office. Parents deslrCus of obtaining seats for
scholars is limited. au 3-lm
MRS. DK. nUST beas to announce that there
VI are vacancies IN her Private Class for YOUNG
LADI ES, which will re open OCi OLE lsT, 1850.
at her residence Main street, between It'll and Sth.
The number of pupils being limited to hit. earl,
CHURCH HILL MALE ACADEMY.-The
- under signed. having secured the services OF
Rev. H. A. DWIGHT. A NJ !, for many years past
teacher of CLASSICAL and Mathematical Sch Iol In
Norfolk, whose COLLEGIATE attaiuments are not to
be surpassed. will open an English and Classical
School on MONDAY, 18th September next, IN the
large and comfort bic TEMPERANCE HALL. on
Church Hill; and thorough instruction will e
gwen in the following studies, and at the rates
affixed
FOR THE TERM OF TIN MONTHS:
Tuition IN Ordinary English Branches. 70 co
Tuition in ADVANCED English Branches..... 80 ov
Tuition II Latin, Creek. and Mathematics 40 10
Tuition N French, Greek, Latin and He
TUITION in Ornamental Penmanshp and
Book Keeping by double entry 30 90
TEKMs.-One- fourth payable at The beginning of
each quarter.
nA Students will make application immediately
TO the undersigned; on the corner of 18th and NJ
streets. Church Hill.
IA The morals IF pupils strictly regarded.
Rev HhHN 4: bWf fSf. 4 NJ Principals
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r. -xCU SION TO OIL ID
s : siff.HHPO ONT. PORTSMOIiTH I'M

SI~ss" At kStON TO OH
szlzRR99fRfNoTL k f2FBses ,is,mgl c APP
tbs PECK. Capt. 4, c. GIFFoRp, fitted mn m
neat style for night travel, Will make an excursion
to the above places on SATURDAY EVENING
next, ID INST, (and regularly EVERY SATUR.
DAY EVENING thereafter. during the waterine
season. leaving the wharf at Rockets at O'CLOCK
p. NJ. arrive at OLD POINT about II O'Clock;
thence to PORTSMOUTH ard NORFOLK, and
return the next evening, SUNDAY, )leaving Nor
Point, and arrive at Richmond about O. clock A.
NJ Monday morning.
PASSAGE for the trip, to Old Point, Norfolk md
Portsmouth, and return. (meals included, $3.50
~ No FREIGHT TAKEN ON THE EXCURSION
TRIP. lie lis r O. HAt KlNS
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GALE OF VALUABL f. LOT ANDOF.
- FICE AT CHESrER.-l wi Il sell. at Chester,
on FRIDAY, the 18th dav of August inst, the
OFFICE and LOT occupied by the late DR.. JEFF
ferscn Minor: This office is beautifully situated
~ this thrlvlng village and there is no ply
clan there, 1t is a good locat on for one.
TERMS accommodating, and made known on the
day OF sale. MI. CRAIG, the proprietor of the
Hotel, will show tlis property to those disposed TO
purchase. Tau 9-dtds' JAS W. TAYLOR.
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REy. NJ }. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IN TIE BASEMENT OF THE SYNAGOGUE,
~, On llh Street, near Marshall.
The fifteenth session of REV NJ J. MICHEL
bACHERS SCHOOL will commence on the rst
MONDAY IN September
=, MI NJ; Will be assisted 10y Mr.. EDWARD TUR
MEX, who, IN the asst five sessions, has received
tne approval nj the patrons and of the Principal of
me school; and by Mrs e. p. BENNETT, whose
wen Known merits as a teacher make il unneoes
sarv To say more IN her behalf.
. ne following subjects comprise the studies of
MIR. LIS school
=, English with all its branches, including the
Latin.
Price OF Tuition of the session, ending on the LIST
of July, Is $40, SIS, and S36.
For further information, address
M J. MICuELBACHER,
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CuEAP. CHEAPER THAN EVER

- any body has any none, TO lay out in Dry
gnods. theS Will certainly do well by calling at
for yopr MONEY Beautiful Stella Shawls. at 5 4.
&c ; o.. Cloth per yard and Table Covers az ali
prices, 100 dozen Extension Skirts to he sold at a
sscTIhce; 900 The richest patterns all woollsn Ia
he Covers at u Is, cheap at Sl75; French nee
de worked Ladies Collars and 900 of the finest
worked Cambria Bands at half their value; Irish
Linen AT Is, ga and SO cents, worth double tie
money hne Jaconett Lawns at 10 cents; Organ
DIES and Bereges according; Black and Cosred
ladies' hne Hose, 10 cents and higher; hne Black
and brown shirtus, Just received, at cents; cx-
ira hne and heavy Brown and Beacheu Cot
'on 81 and ~ Sents; best quality at 1917 cents sell
INK eIse~ here at one smiling, and great many
o ~ foods selling astoplshiusiy low All / ask
Il Z call from one and all, before buying else
where. No q Main ST. JOS, STRhTSE
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EKEUEKICk'S HALL

L FEMALE SCHOOL.
The third session of this School, which is located
within half mile of Frederlck's Hall Depot, Va.
Central Railroad, will commence on the LIST OF next
September, and close on the LIST Of July following
TERMs-Per Session Of Tan Months.
Board ana Tuition in all the English branches for
Music o1 the use of instrument s
Drawing and Painting, each. 10 90
India Ink and Crason, each. 500
An accomplished and experienced teacher viii
My address is Frederick's Hail. Louisa county
Virginia. NATHA'L W. HARRIS.
jy H-tlstSept
old DOMINION lNSTITUTE.-The next
" session Of this SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
DIES, located at the corner of 9th and Franklin
streets, Richmond, Va, will begin on the LIST da,
of October, 1860, and close on the goth Of June,
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
|: 4. SHUMATE, Mental and Moral Science
r, G. gibson, Natural Science ard Mathe-
Mons. Ep6U .Rb HoUDAiER, Fren lSSi "''
Cab o. IS G. IA Mb ERA Spanish and Italian
Mss ELvA NJ. JONES, I ut date ate English.
Miss MAGGIE d. BRANDER, Primary Eng
H H2Nflof iHAfF; HbPG en hs oIsa'
OSWALD HEINRICH, Painting and Drawing.
J. w. REEVE. Penmanshir.
TERMS.
tFor the Session, payable half on lst of October,
residue Feb. II. 1871
Primary English, including y ocal Music. $50 60
. e..~.-, '.s 40 90
Senior, Including Vocal Music. so 90
Languages. each. ..------.... 20 10
Piano, Ofgan. Guitar, or Cultivation of the
Voice, for half hour lessons. two per week 80 %
Voice. for one hour lessons, two pei week 80 90
Oil Painting. 90 90
Pastel or Water Colors, Crayon Drawing. 20 o.
Use OF Piano: 10 o.
ornamental Branches ---- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90 %
Board. 49,. .-....., 200 %
Washing and Lights .-----...... Is o.
~ Application to enter pupils. and all commu-
nicatiOns conce rnIng the School, sh nud be made TO
THOMAS l.. GALLEHER.
Richmond. Va.
~ The announcement for the session of 1870 '6l
will be furnished to those who apply, as indicated
Al 7-2m
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

Izs FOR SA LE.-Wishing TO move nearer TO
ss::: my place OF business J offer my DIV hLLING-
L1A HOUSE and LOT. IN the town OF Sidney, one
square above the Old FAIR Ground gate, on Pine
street between Main and Cary. az private sale -
A neat two story brick house, in good order, with
good out houses, small garden, and a good well
of water IN the ard, drawn by pump.
Terms very liberal, VIZ: One fifth cash the
balance IN hive or ten annual payments, with in
teTest. to be paid yearly.
| Will also sell time story DWELLING, on
Oregon Hill, near the Rolling Mills, with two tene-
ments, on the same terms.
au 9-lwN A. D. CH0CKLEY.
*, FOR SALE-An ORNAMENTAL cor
sl;:s TAGE, on 9th street. French Garden Hill,
-A-Ac obtaining rooms, with gas and water. Terms
liberal Apply to GREEN & ALLEN,
au 3-ts Corner Grace and 9TH streets.
*. FOR RENT-And possession gwen In
"a. medIately, the large and desirably situated
ii@hSTORE, corner Broad and 9th streets. 1t has
an ample Easement, and ls furnished with all the
modern water and gas fixtures. Being one of the
greatest thorough fares of the CITY, 1t may he re-
garded as possessing very great advantages for
business of any kind. MANN s. VALENTINE,
jy 30-ts
~, fOfi REHIThat new, eomnodious and
s1:.. very desirable TENEMENT, on 5th between
L-1ACaIY and Leigh streets, recently occupied by
Judge 7. Y: Daniel, decd For terms, apply tC
Mr.. c. c. ELLRTT, on Leigh street. near "a, or TO
lell-ts P.V. DAMS Ell. JR.
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By Hector Davis, Aucs.

HOUSE sERvANT-On TUESDAY MORN
- NJ, l4th instant. at 70 O'CLOCK. win sell 9
in a gepteel family, and sold for no fault
au 9-tds HECTOR DAVIS, Auct,
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REA MADE soNNETs, MILL

l NEnY, &c, At AUCTION.-On THURS
store Of IL: l.. WidASD, on broad, between str
and 9th streets, a large portion of his stock of
NJ merry, READY-MADE BONNETs,
GAPS; 2 great VARIETY Of CARBOHYDRATES,
SlERT, and very general ass3r ment of ladies'
FANCY ARTICLES; SHOW CASES, STORE
FIXTURES. &e., &c.
Mr.. WIGAND, intending to remove to his new
store, Will sell without reserve and to enable the
ladies to purchase, the sale on THURSDAY. 18th,
VIII he exclusively Tor them. Sale VIII be contIn-
ned on FRIDAY, nth inst, for gentlemen, at
which time Will be closed the entire stock, together
with an assortment of HOUSE H0LD FURNI-
TURF. iau9l l.. b. COOK, Auct.
HOUSE FOR SALE.-will be sold, on
i WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of August. at 4
O'clock at the residence the late Bart EFT Ty
decd, one 'arge DOLLHOUSE. nearly full of ice.
TRRM-.-FOur u Onths' credit, with negotiable
notes, satisfactorily endorsed.
JOHN o. TAYLOR,
an l0-tds Admir- of Bartlett Tyler decd.
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THRUST sALEOF HOUSE AND LOT IN

J. MANCHESTER.-By virtue of the provl-
sions of a deed of trust IRON Robert L. Baliowe
and wife. dated the 25h of January. 1859, and re-
corded in the Clerks office of the County Court of
Chesterfield, made TO secure to the firm of Dun
lop, MOncure Co. certain debt therein men.
toned. the undersigned Trustee, at the instance
the premises, on FRIDAY, the 18th day of August.
LEGO, at clock z. NJ, lf lair; II not the next
lair day thereafter a certain parcel of LAND
described snd conveyed IN said deed. lying il the
town of Manchester, between Hull and Balm
bridge streets, fronting 30 feet on the east side of
Sommers street. The lot has on 1t new framed
DWELLING and is the same now occupied by
Mr.. Branch Cosby.
au 6-tds C. C. kcRAE. Trustee.
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1@~Re NOTlCE.-The steamer VIRGINIA,
a5EEA Capt KELLY, and the steamer CITY
s.@sT~OF RICHMOND, Capt MIrcHELL, of
the Union Steamship Line to Philadelphia, viii
leave Phi sdelphla every Wednesday ana satur-
day, at o'clock, A. NJ. and Richmond, Va, every
Tuesday and SATURDAY., until further notice
" 70 i'm C., 7. CARDOZO AGENT
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nos NJ xPAN DERs.

Just received
One Lot BOSOM EXPANDERS,
which are very useful
IN keeping the bosom smooth,
aud enables yOu 10 wear a hlrt
muth longer without being soIled.
They are especially adapted to young men of
Hyrow and contracted chest.
For sale cheap by N. WALKER & CO.,
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AND ATTRAJTIyE REAL
TWO REAUTI LOTS ~ The pIA

INV a 7 r JONNEK
6rH AND BAKER STREETS, FOR SALE AT
ses, on MONDAY, the goth August, 1860, at a.
o'clock 7. NJ. two beautiful Building Lots. Nos,
80 and 81. located as above, fronting together II
feet, the west line of 9Th street. running back
on the south side of Baker street IL feet to al
ley, adjoining the residence Of Rev. Mr.. Hoyer.
TERMS - One third cash balance at and s
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till last note is paid.
IL GODDIN 4 APPERSUN. Auct's
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BY <. b. Cook, Auct'r.

- CATERS, &c, AT AUCTION.-On WED
NESDAY, 18th ntt at 10 O'Clock. | will sell. at
IDy store. large involne of BOOTS. SHOES,
EATERS, &c comprising a large assortment of
Mems Sewed and Pegged Shoes, Wcmen's Gait
ers, Slippers, BuskIns, Ties, &c.
Also
A fine assortment of Chtldren's Shoes.
TEhMS.-SiXty days credit, for approved paper.
~ u L. b. COOK, Auot'r
ADDITIoNAL.-Wih be added to the above
sale, lot of senteel HOUSEHOLD FUhNI-
TURE. consisting of the usual variety of we'll
kept articles.
AtSO-Several baskets genuine Heids lck Cham
pas ne: several demIjohns and casks of Port Wine,
WhsAey, Git. London Dock Brandy, together
with a quantity of Decanters, Trmblers, &C., be-
longing TO a restorative.
At he same time, NEGRO WOMAN.
an Il T.. Il Cook. Anctnnear.
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QY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
ID pR0CILA MATION -Whareaa tha lanaea


Assembly of thus Commonwealth has author 1ed
Bank t. be established IN the CITY Of Richmond.
under the name of - The Traders Bank of the
City of Richmond" and has Incorporated The
count, with a capital of not less than one hun
dTed thousand dollars; Ror more than one million
of dollars, to be raised by subscr ptions in shares
of one hundred dollars each and whereas, 1t 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 good faith, Of its
own absolute property. IN the current coin OF tho
United States, one hundred and Gig hty one thou
sand dollars, being more thsn three hfths OF the
amount subscribed, aud the amount required by
law and that said corporation has been orga sed
by the election OF a President and Directors: Now,
therefore, in conformity to- law, do hereby make
this proclamation, declaring the facts aforesaid,
aud that the Bank is authorized to commence op-
eratons.
~, Given under my hand as Governor, and
81 s. under the Seal of the Commonwealth, this
'~'~' first day of august, 1850
JOHN LETCHER.
By the Governor:
GEORGE w. MUNFoRD, Secretary of the Com
mnnweatth. au 3-d2w
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DI,nuUN AND STEEL WORKS.
II TIE undersigned still manufactures al these
works, and keeps constantly on hand a large az
sortmPnt of IRON, consisting of Bar, Band, Hoop
and Scroll. Rounds and Squares: oyals Halt
Ovas and Half Rounds, To3aoco Mill TsPeIed,
Wagon, Coach and Buggy TIRES, and RlVET
and NUT IRON Of al sizes, ,, .,r,,,,
and FROG PLATES, 6ll sizes; WROUGHT
PUNCHED WASHERS, all sizes, Kept constant
. JAMES HUNTER,
B.-Wrought Scrap taken in exchange.
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GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSI.
" N ESS.-The undersigned have assoolsted
themselves; under the firm and style Of YAGEH
GROCERY. FEED AND COMMISSION BUSI-
NESS, at the corner OF 18th and Franklin streets,
TO keep constantly on hand well selected stock
of FAMILY GROCERIES, which they Will be
pleased 10 offer 10 the public au very low prloes,
and most respectfully solicit = call from their
friends and the public generally:
g. W. YAGER, of Richmond,
X. C. pDI.LA RID. of KING William.
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reduction of one fourth to Ministers
A-No 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
Iy. 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 he oh
tanned at the Bookstores. or by app cation 70 the
Pres lent. CHAS H. WINSTON,
Fa
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MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL.

WI ON BROAD STREET,
BETWEEN 10TH AND llTH
MRS PELLET Will resume the duties of her
School on MONDAY, Der I'd, and Wi Il be aided N
ali its departments by an efficient corps of teach
Parents who entrUIst their children to her care
assu red tl-at thew will be thoroughly grounded
IN all the branches essential to finished educa-
ton.
TERMS made known on application at her resi-
dence. au l0-2m
WAsHINGTON ACADEMY, AMELIA.
w VA.-The next session of this Institution
commences Sept. 3D.. and closes June 28th, 1861
Reference to the Trustees and Patrons: Hon
John Letcher: Judge J. w. Broken roush; Col.
FacultY of w ashlngton College; VIM. s. White,
d. D Or. Geo. Scott.
No deduction for loss of time, except in case OF
'0 JNO A. R. IMBoDFN, AN.
FGNNEv MILLS. Amelia. Va. iy23-t20thS.
MRS. MORSE will open a SCHOOL, on Mar
W. shall street, between 4th and 9th, commenc
ing the lsT OF SEPTEMBER, and ending the
LIST Of July. The usual English branches will be
taught; Also, NJ CSlC on the Piano,
,Foc further particulars. apply at her residence
after the 18th of August.
REFERE yCEs.-Col. S. H Parker, Alexander K
Parker, Esq Col I J. Evans. au Saw
II X. BASS ENGLISH AND CLASSIC Al
SCHOoL.-The tenth session of my School
Will commence on the Sd September. al my resi-
dence, on Clay street, between LIST and I'd streets.
Terms susua
II the Classical Department, .,....-... 5000
In the English department. .~>--.---.. 5000
Payable Quarterly.
Persons desiring TO enter scholars will please
CAL on NE at my residence. L. X. BASS.
au Inn
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NEW GRANARY AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE,
On Cary, ID dsoI be!o1c l2th Street. and merit 10
Flour Inspectors former 0ofce.

Flour Inspectors former 0tics.
j. MO II ROE ART f. Il.
Successor to Jas. Thomas. Com'r MerohantJ.
Respectfully informs the citizens of Richmond
and the pubic Aene rally. that ha has purchased or
the legal agent of Mr.. Jas Thomas all his stock on
NJ EAL, land will CONTINUE to keep on hand and
deal IN GRAM. FEED, TOBACCO. FLOUR.
select parcels of country-cured BACON, BUT
TER, BEESVAX, DRIED FRUIT, &C, pledg
ing every effort to facilitate the interests d
those who may favor the new concern AContnu-
ati9n of the patronage heretofore extended 70 his
predecessor is solicited.
He refers, by permission. to Messrs. WAsaQS-
Err, HILL q ARCHER. NAS-LEW. TAYLOR Co,
JONES Co. RICHARD CAUTHORN, Esq, PHILIP
b. PRICE, Esq, Richmond. Va.
jy 25-3m J. MONROE CARTER.
HAVING DEVOTED PARTICULAR AT.
II TENTION TO IMPROVEMENT in THE
MANUFACTURE OF b l. A Q K 9, we take
great pleasure in presenting to the Southern pub
lie the best article ever offered The
EX CE SInR
BLAC KING,
NJ auufsetured by US. lmparts TO Roots and Shoes.
or any thing made of Leather, beautiful, briEht
and durable polish, and will not rub off on the
hands or clothes
From It's oily nature, softens, strengthens, and
renders It lmpervlous to water. -
Those DESTROYS of using really good Backing,
should use other. II 10 purely Southern ndrr
fGctUTe-and u nome industry ls to lie snoouf
aged, especially when can ard docs produce ~
perior articles at Northern prices we cOnhccnttT
hope the patronage OF Southern men will nv, %
II. WALLERSrEIN 4 CO.,
Head of Grace street,
Sim. Richmond Val
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NIGHT sCnOTL VIRGINIA MECHAN-

- ICS' INSTITUTE.-NOTlCE TO TEACH
sepiembeTp for M the
Of THE VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTl-
TlTE, for the session of 1850 and 1861.
PR0PosALS.-For what amount will Jou agree tn
teach all the English branches, to number of
scholars not exceeding one hundred and Fifty. and
ohlgate yourself 10 furnish two competent assist
ants, to be approved by the Commt' ee-the ses-
sion to commence on the first Monday night in
October, and close the first OF March, tive
months,) three nights IN each week. two hours and
a halt each night.
VIM. MACFARLANE,) N;nh. sohoo,
GEO. W. ANDERSON,3 ir Tinr HIao'
GEO. A. AINSLIE, ! oo'In"i''00'
jy 81 2tawlm
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CHESAPEAkE HALL FEMALE >EMi.
~ NARY, HAMPTON, VA, MRS. DR.. BANKS,
PRINCIPAL.-The next session of this Institu-
ton will commence on the 18th of September and
close the LIST of July. Terms very mode rate
Boarding scholars remain at the Hall during
the visiting season, at $50 per month.
Address CHI ESAPEAKE HAIL. Hampton,
Na I'M
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STEAMBOATS,, &c.

FOR HALT NJ 0 E.-The
= .kIk-rN steamer BEl.vIDERE, Capt. WIN.
EQEssxt1Esaszs W. kgsNE, wi receive Freight to.
aud 10 the hour of ~ O'clock
Nj TT ESDAI, the l4th inst.
Freir Mt taken for Boston VIA Baltimore at lowest
rates. with great dispatch.
Nm hosshe ads received IN less engaged.
This steamer has splendid state room passe nger
accommodations.
Passage and fare SIS.
PASSENGERS are request, q to be on board he.
fore II clock M, tTuesdg - the hour OF depar-
ture.
Tickets procured either a. our ofhce, in Slip,
opposite the Coa bian Ho sl, or at the Steamer "a
whsrves. Rockets.
an l3-N DAVIDS WIN CURRIE
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ALI fees payable half in advance. No deduction
except IN cases oil protracted sickness.
All applications for information should be di-
rectt to Mr.. A. q STU BIS, r Richmond, Va, till
lst September after that. to- the Principal
The undersigned socits fair share of the pub
Iopatronage. w. J. POINTS, M. D.
B. taWt15St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-14
by j. II. Disses, Aucl'r.

ZINE GOLD WATCHES. FINE SILVER
I AFFILIATED WATCHES, GOLD CHAINS,
JEWELRY, &c, AT AUCTION-On THURS
DAY MORNING, August 10th, at 10 O'Clock! at
Auction Room 81 Main street, will be sold large
invoice Of
Fine Gold Hunting LEVERS, !EnglishJ
9 :" Anchors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-14

ecAe NOTICE TOTHE PUBLtC.-The
e1EtH JAMESTOWN Will he withdrawn from
the line Tor lwo or thee weeks. for the
purpose Of receiving new boilers. Due notice viii
he, zen when she Iesun.es her trlRs again.
The ORkTOW n and the ROANOKE will con
TIME on the route between here and New FORK
The YORK TOWN leaving here usu al every
TUESDAY afternoon, at4 Nj. the ROANOKE
every FRIDAY afternoon, at Z. NJ.
Returning from New York every TUESDAY
and SATURDAY. at ) z. Nj; touching at Norfolk
gong and returning,
Excursion Tickets issued for the round trip for
SIS.
Passage to new York, including meals and state
room accommodations, only $40. Steerage pas
sage SIS.
Fare to Norfolk same as BY the river boats
iy Ats IIFnf,AM A. WATSON