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3 STILL l. A Il + r .
ARRIVAL OF THE PRINCE ALBERT

ST. JoHHs. Sept The Prince Albert from
Liyerpool on the 20 IN uit.. had arrived
The Great Eastern had arrived out.
Parliament had adjourned until the asth,
when II viii be prorogued.
All was Quiet in Sicily.
a large supply of cotton had been received
from India At Liverpool.
The Russian harvest was more plentiful
'han for years before,
The money market is depressed in cOnse-
quence of unfavorable harvest prospects.
Mr.. Lindsey mem Der of Parliament visits
W ashiugton shortly, 10 lay before our gov
eminent the British opinion about the navi-
CATION laws.
Napoleon had made a pacific speech at
Lyons, which caused an advance in French
tunds.
American securities firm.
The weather in England was finer, but still
showery.
The Paris Constitutional says the relations
Of France and Austria are excellent.
The town of Reggie capitulated to Carl
badi, and the garrison was permitted to go
cut with its arms.
Gen. CoXeno crossed to the main land AT
Mecschino Two Neapolitan brigades sur
rendered TO him a. discretion. The Gsribal-
dams also captured the villa OF San Giovanni
after short engagement.
The English steamer Orfoi. from Hull with
passengers for Messina, was seized by the pas
seugeTs, who put the captain ashore at Genoa.
II is supposed The passengers Were friends of
GaribSldl The vessel was chartered under a
penalty OF fl.UVO against Zuloa, ana The in fer
eEce Is that she was desig ned for GaTba1di.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 26.-Cotton huoyant, but steady
Freaistuts firm Provisions dull.
Cuusois 9?5s f93.
Flour huofant at SOn33s. Wheat firm at full
prlces RosIn firm at Al. Turpentlne hrm at 34s
RICE con sidsrabiv advanced.
LoNDo .hoHdny.-W heat has IN advancing ten
dency, and has advanced 6d. on the week.
LATEST
Tns'j1y.-The weather is ia vorabe Flour dull
Wbest firm, but less active Corn quiet. Cotton
steady.
Cnrsals qe7< 7q3
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lRenoried far me RlchmoAd Dispateh.l
LATER FROM EUROPE.


f,.px RACE Sept. 5.--The steamer Ameri-
"a from Liverpool on The 18th nit, passed
here Yesterday evening.
The Australian, Prince Albert, and Asia,
had arrived ont.
The Great Eastern was expec ted at Milford
Haven on the Ath
Naples. -, -,
The town OF hcgio baa been caPtuFeo ny
FnUr thousand Caiahrians had Joined Carl
A.t6i and battle with the Neapoiitans was
imminent.
twas rumored that a French army OF lO0,-
90 ,nsn with campaign materials, artillery,
4. had been ordered 10 hold itself in readI-
80 IN rusrch at n moments warning.
The weather in England had been more IA.
,orahie 70 the crops
pSrIiament was prorogued on the 2Sth
ord Planners ton had made a decided state
=, that Austria threatens TO support Ma
lie. She will wait Till her own frontiers are
hires teBed.
Napoleon had issued a decree opening the
,,orts Of France - the admission Of all kinds
- foreign grain duty frSs. Large grain orders
have been sent to England, America aud the
rack Sea.
A detection had occurred in the army at
%anles was considered extremely probable.
which wouId leave Garibaldl TO enter The city
without opposition and in triumph
sardinia prohibits am more volunteer. FOR
9srlbaldi leaving her shores.
COMMERCIAL.
IfysErooL, Aug 25-Cotton firm and steady
Rreadsiuas steady. Corn advanced 6d.
Provisions aulet.
Cansos 9Zsa fs2's
IsEIOND DTsFArCH.l
Finur quiet at3ls Sd. " heat firm-red lis II2s;
White l2slsH Corn advanced 81 mixed 2ss. a.
A'.s yellow 3tts n 16s; viii 36s Il 80 PlOyI>Ions
qaiet and dali Cott @ steady. VIVA lsr.e speeu
1,uve operations, al Sn advance OF 3.s6d. kosin
frm snd scarce. FuIpentine Arm ana HIGHER 49,
Quoted at SIS. e3ls.
LoNnJS.--W heat buoysnt and advanced 93d.
gIrs active. Naval stores firm.
LATEST.
Io<poN, SaiHrday ErtRfHs .-Consois 92ts a ., .
HAvAE, F}tfav.-Whe advanced francs pc Z
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FALL TRADE, le60.

FALL. TRADE, le60.
w. s. &c d. DONNA n,
NEW fRON.FRONT BLOCK, GOVERNOR
RICHMOND,
IMPoR OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SADDLERYAND
GUNS,
Are IN possession by ships Susan HiBks' and
Alexander" direct To this port, Of their all Ia
pOrtatIon ot
FINE AND HEAVY GOODS,
Selected IN Birmingham and Sheffield, by their
SENIOR IN person, and purchased upon the niost
favorable terms.
They are also IN receipt of full supplies Of
HARDWARE OF American manufacture. render
ing their stock large and mplete, and to which
they respectfully and particularly invite the atten
and Tennessee, assuring them of their ability and
deteTmn alton TO sell as low as any regular house
whatever.
ia Orders will receive prompt and careful
attention. sss-dlw&own'
GROUND PLASTER FOR saLE.--We,
VI the UNDERSIGNED have entered into n CO. part
nershIp, this day, for the manufacture and sale OF
Richmond Ground Plaster, and have taken
the mill on the south eide Of the Dock, formerly
used by Messrs, J h ii. F Sharp. our Mr. h
Sharp Will pay particular attention To the sfnh
ing OF the Plaster, and no pains Will be spared tn
make II equally as good as any manufacture IN
this State.
Mr.. SHARP has been engaged IN this business for
several years. and nderstands IL thoroughly. All
orders left With hessrs. Edmond, Davenport 4
Co., Messrs ] /. Butler a. Co, or at the MAI,
will be promptly attended To. The concern will
be carried on under the name s.d style Of u.
LAMBERT L co. D. LAMBERT.
w. III. SCOTT,
Sc 1-dIm H r. SHARP.
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FUTURE DAYS.


FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT ON ELM
= W0ODHrREET.S SIDNEY. AT AUCTION -
Will he sold upon the premises, on MoNDAf
September the 10TH commencing al "a O'CLOCK
+ M. FRAMED huUSE on the north size OF
Elmwood, between Clarke and Short streets. IN
me town oil sldney. The Hons ~ IN good repair.
aiu now renting To goo Il ma MT at a. lair rent
ne re-, rs also upon the premises Framed buid
f S ~i az nus peen occupied as store Ihe iot
feet wide. " " W 49, '
TERMs;-one tiard cash; the balance at and IL
months, Tor negotiable notes, lthlnterest added,
and secured by a trust deed
nu III JAS NJ. TAYLOR h son, Auets
U'RUsTEk's sALE OF neAL ESTATE
ON MADDOX HILL,-By virtue of a deed III
trust, executed 20 me by Martha Harlan. dated
the 24th day of February, 1850, duiy recorded in
the Clerks Office of Henneo County Court, /
shf hy the request of the beneficiary, proceed To
sc at pHblls auction, upon the premises. on
TUESDAY. the III DAY Of September, Of fair II
not. the next fair day tnef5aftsr.l eomfne rcng at
IA O'Clock r. NJ, the REAL ESTATE convey ed
by the said deed, VIZ: All those two ots Uf Lqfd
lying and being IN the county of Henrico, in that
part thereof known Maddox Hill, fronting on
the south eide of Lownes street, two squares east
of 18th street - feet, with two story WOOD
EN- DWELLING thereon, now, lately, in the
occupancy of Mllly Hill.
TBRMs.-Enough in cash tn paw the expenses OF
sale, and negotiable note for S243.35. with inter
est thereon till pad the balance at4 and months.
for negotiable notes, WI h Interest added, and So
II. A. E. DABNEY, Trustee.
JAS. M. TAYLOR 4 Son, AaGt'Ts au 81
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The New Mexican Mail.

=, IhDgPKhDEScE, Mo, Sept. 6.--The New
meGican mail 10 the 2lst has arrived
;, ne ON and 9TH regiments of Infantry from
ttah mad arrived ut Santa Fe. The former
was stationed at Fort defiance aud the latter
a. Fort buchanan. A campaign against the
Navajoes viii be made soon. The citizens are
10 furnish 200 volunteers.
The crops In New Mexico are suffering for
want OF rain.
non A. Is. Greenwood, Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs, had passed Big Bend.
ihe prairie was alive with trains going Ia
foft Union, Pawnee Fork, Big Timber &c
r large baud Of Arapahoes were at Pawnee
FORK, starving.
~ hostile Indians were seen on the plain
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NV ToRk, Sept. Cotton firm. Flour quiet.
Southern S590r SO Is. Wheat / cent higher !;
choice red l48. Corn UNCHANGED; mixed $50 a
6t's, bnt chiefly 60. PORK heavy; mess SO zss
Nuscovado Ga NIX Spirits Tufpentine steady at
S9940ts. hosin heavy. Rice firm al IA as
- BALTIhoRE, Sept. 5.-Flour dull-Howard and
Ono So. W heat actIve-white s 401l4 as Corn
firm, elbow Z d73 white 7zo76 Provisions dull
and quIe,. Coffee .steady at 1871 dl4'4. Whiskey
hrm at 23d23E.
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Hy Jas. M. TayIe1 4 Sen, Aaev..
PEREMPTosy SALE OF NV

pERE PTOsy SALE OF NHw
FRAMED TENEM ENT AN D LOT, on Isru
SIkEtT.--Wili he sold, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, the 9th day 81 september. common
FRAMED rENkM ENT, on the western side Of
10Th street. IN Adams Valley. IL has three good
rooms. kttchen. and other convenences, and
fehtihS 10 good tenant at a fair TENT. The lot
fronts about 10 ieet, AND runs back good de- pth.
IEkMs;-one- third cash the balance at and 8
months, Ter negotiable notes, with interest added.
and secured BY u trust deed.
The property will be SOLD without ressrvr
sci JAS. M. TAYLOR < son, Aucts.
Two FRA VI ED TENEMENTs AsD
LOTS ON l5ru STREET, IN ADAMS VAL.
at auction, upon The premises. on THURSDAY,
p. NJ. two very desirable FRAMED TENE-
Adams Valley. The houses have four rooms
also ppon the premises a we'll of good water.
The lots front 10 feet each, and run back the
usual depth.
TERMS. One fourth cash; the balance at 4,
and IL months, for negotiable notes, with interest
sci JAS VI. TAYLOR Il SON. Aucts.
Immediately after the sale of the property ad-
vertised above. we will eel valuable LOT, on the
east slde OF 18th st. near Leigh st. with an unhn-
ished house thereon. This buIlding is Two stories
hlEh, containing hve rooms, with an exnnileptly
cry cellar under portion OF the SANE. = well
located Tor general retail store and family resi-
dence. IERMs-LiberaI.
se3 l. NJ T A. SOM
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important from WaIker--Thet FiIlibuster
BesfeRed by the Rrittsh

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 5.--Tne schooner Tou-
cey, from Ruatan on the It'll arrived here to
day
a force OF 700 men had assembled outside
TACK Walker. W
An English man of war arrived AT Tr,x,I,o
on the 10Th, and heavy eannonading from tho
direction of Truxilio was heard al RnaGan on
the morning OF the oath, and until noon. ,ro-
ceediug, it is believed, from a combined ATTACK
on Walker by Guardiola and the British man
of-war. The captain of the ship, when he ar
rived, stated his object to be- 10 restore the
revenues OF Truxilio 10 their proper au thori.
uss, and 70 protect citizens and properly.
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esteru steamer sunL

ST Lofts, Sept. 4.--The steamer Asa Viii.
Hams, bound hence for Weston, sunk yester-
day morning, in the Missouri river. The
cargo is nearly n total loss. The boat can be
raised, though the loss will he heavy She
was valued at 81, 900 insured for Sic, goo in
st. Louis and Pittsburgh.
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NEW YORK, Sept.i.--A dispatch from Kings
ton says there is trouble between the Prince of
Wales party and the Orangemen there. The
Prince refused TO land, and the Orangemen
wiii not yield. There is great excitement
there aud also at Toronto. The difficulty Is
understood TO be, that the Prince will not lake
part In the procession where party colors are
worn and party tunes are played
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.x,., .s ALLEGED f,h.,er

WASHINGTON, Sept. a-~ilsn'et X, Goodlos,
the cor<lApondent OF the NV York Times,
was arrt3xed this morning on the evidence OF
Samuel Strong, for an alleged libel on Hon.
John Il Floyd, Secretary of Wal, Gin his LETT
ters charging Floyd with corruption In allow.
ing the claim of DE 6root. Under an act of
Congress the allowal was suspended for i'm
vestigation. Goodlce waved an examination
and the case was ruled for Court.
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SOUTHERN wAvEaLEY INsTITUTE.

MRS PETER P. MAYO. Principal
Mrs. MAYO Will open, on the first OF October
next,a BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES. Her object is to combine a
| useful and complete English education with q
practical acquisition of French and German, and
a proficiency in Music. To accomplish this pur-
pose, her Professors { { French, German and Ma
be the common language.
For Prospectus OF the plan of study, or Circu-
lars, containing terms, references and other par
ticulars, apply to MRS. PETER P. MAYO.
au 23-3WE Richmond Va.
ma Mrs. MAYO has removed her residence to the
house recently occupied ny the late Judge p. V.
Daniel on Filth between Clay and Leigh streets.
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BOARDING.

DUARDING-KY MRS SAMUt Eli can &c
ID coIanndate two small families and several
Young men with hUARD and LODGING, with
fine, airy rooms, convenient TO business, being IN
"A central part of the town, Bank street be- weeR
9Th and 10Th streets. Having ned considerable ex-
perience IN keeping boarding houses. NV patrons.
! nave no doubt. will be pleased. Rs will leave
nothing undOne which can he To render my board
pleasant ard comfortable. Persons wishing
board WIZ please eaif at once se4-lw'
DUARDiNG.-Mrs. JOHNSON. Governor at.
- has for rent one floor, suitable for one large or
two small families. The rooms good, with
laTgs closets. se4-S'
DOAKD. / have several vacant ROOMS, SUIT
ID able for families or young gentlemen. Apply to
Miss r.. A. BlDGOOD,
sc 3--2m Corner 9TH and Main streets.
DA h Err no USE,
/ BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen will find the best of accommodating,
with avery effort tor the comfort of guests. Ian
DER not excelled IN til. United States.
IL. ID. PARKER,
mhS-6m F.MILLS.
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EDUCATIONAL,
CREENvooD sCRoOL.-Tbis Sch

CREENuOO SCKOOL.-This School vii
II open the 4th Of September, and close the last
of June /. is situated within three miles of Cob
ham Depot, on the Virginia Central Railroad, Al
hemare county. at the base of the Southwest
Mountains. in the midst OF moral, refined and
intelligent community, in a country noted for it's
health, and free from most OF the allurements to
vice Incidental to schools in the neighborhood of
towns and cities
The English branches, Latin, Greek, Mathe-
m atius and French, are taught.
The TERMS are SEQ, for Board and Tuition for
the 10 months, payable LIST of September ard LIST of
Febru Try. Apply to K: l.. NELSON,
Gotham, Abemare.
REFER ro-Gardner, Carlton & Co, Richmond
DR.. T. w. Merriwsther. Hon. Wn. G. Rves, Able
marie: Capt. Vim. Woods, Buckingham
I'm,
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NEW York, September 1.-The steamsh p
Eaiton, from Havre and Southampton, ar
rived this morning Her advices were pub
hshed on Saturday, obtained when she
passed Cane Race.
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Jefferson MALE ACADEMY.

I
u 18TH, BET WEkN CLAY AND LEIGH SITS,
CHURCH HILL.
The Fifth Annual Session of this School will
commence MONDAY, September l7th. 1860.
Terms, per session of ten months-SlD, $40 and
$50; one halt pay able LIST January, 1851 the re-
mainder LIST July, 1851
c. W. PETHERBRIDGE
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BY Alex: Mott. Auctr.

II TURE, Sc-WIll be cold at auction, at my
store. ON TIL CRSDAY, Sept. 6th, CONNER ins at
10 o'clock, a general assortment of IROCERI rs
2 hhds Shoulder Bacon, tIerces Goldfish, 10 btls.
HerrIngs. bbls Maokefel, Soap, Canules, To
hacco, Cigars, Piow Lines, Whlskey, Brandy.
Wines, &c.
DRY GO0DS.--A lot of fresh and seasonablo
Dry Goods Clothing, Shoes, &c
FURNlTURE-Alot of second hand Bsdste ads,
Tables, Chairs. Mattresses, Carpets. Stoves, Se.
se6 ALEX MOTT, Auot.
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i5y J, If, Digscs, Auct'r

UCTIaH S'LES EVERY NIGHT THIS
IA WEEK-CummeEcing at IA o'clock. at Auo-
ton Room - Main street. atches. Jewelry.
Fame. Goods, Plated Spoons. Forks. Tea Sets, 80.
.hLSV1Ih Int al Letter Paper, ClsaIs, c.; @
MI goods warranted as represented and sold Ia
lois 10 SUIT puT chasers
III. DlGGEB. Auct'r-
ID +. BOOTH. Salesman 2S-tS
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BY Richard Cauthorn, Auct'r.

IN FRIDAY. 18th inst. at 10 o'clock, at my
" store [ will sell at auctl N. among many other
articles a lot Of Bedsteads, Mattresses. Blankets.
Sheets, Chairs, Washsiands' 10. belonglng, to a
boarding house keeper, who IS declining has bust
ness lse6l r. CAUfH0RN, Auct.
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Northern Markets.

PORTSMOUTH Sept. D. Gaylord q Co.'S roll.
ing-mili was partially burned this afternoon
InSS BID 900.
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CHURCH HIIL HIGH SCHOOL,
~ ENGLISH, CLASSICAL, AND

y EMU LIOTi, CbhSSIONII, hNU
MATHEMATlCAL,
tOs 26rH, BETWEEN Nj ANDN srs.l
The first session If this School will oommen ce
House owned by A. W. Richardson, Esq, and
close the 10Th Of jay following.
TERMh FOR TEN MONTHS:
Primary and informed ate English. $50 %
Senior English. including higher Mathemat-
les ......,.....'..... 40 90
Classics, each 10 %
Higher English LATIN, and Greek. .......... 50 90
Having directed my attention TO the subject of
Education for the last SIX years, with ii view TO
pursue Teaching rs a profession, hope to estab-
hsh permanent School, of high grade and one
that shall merit liberal patronage.
would refer those who do no. know me to the
following gentlemen. VIZ: Revs J d. Blackwell,
Philip Cour they, and WIN. II. " heeTlght, MessIs.
Gustlvus A. Myers, Tfos. II. Wynne. Elijah ba-
ker Col. j. H. w ilsop, and the Faculty of Ran
dolph Macon College.
Applications left at M. J. W. WILKs' on Frank
lin street, or made 10 myself, Will meet with
prompt attention. SchoOI houTs-seven for the
longer DAYS SIX and half and SIX for the shorter
au 2}-2w JAMES II. PEAY, A. NJ.
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HAMPTON ACADEMY.
Ii INsTRU LToRs.
JOHN B. CARY, A. M Principal.
EhEhdN6 JAMES, Jl 4: NJ, y OF Va.)

JOHN b. CARY, A. NJ p. Principal.
FLEMING JAMES, Jr A. NJ, ~. Of Va.)
WILFRED L. CUTsH .W. V. NJ |.
ERNST. GR0MM "A. NJ: ,Unlgersity of Berlin.
Miss EMILY A. Glen ELAND.
The exercises of THIS Sc hoo Will begin on the LIST
OF october, and continue len months
board lIghts extra and Tuition IN Ancient Ian
guages, Matthew aties. &c S220 per session, paya
ote sent annually az airance Modern Ian
supsses, each, $40 and Music $50 extra
=, or catalogue or further information. address
Inc rfthcipai. Hampton. Va. an Sim
[ hMEssAPEAkE HALL FEMALE SEMI
- NAhi HhMPToN, VA, MRS. DR. BANKS,
.ENoifr AL.-ID ne next session of this Instltu-
Ilon VIII commence on the 18th of Septem Der and
f,ose the Ist OF July. Terms very mode rate
DohIuins eohoiars can remain at the Hall during
the yisiting season; az $40 per month
Address "CH ESAPEAKE HALL Hampton,
Va. nm II.Irss
w MUsfC.-Miss r. r.. MARTIN will give
Stz5x instruction IN Vocal and Instrumental NIL
PEI SIC, Ilan" and Guitar after the lst Of Ser
| tembek. at her mothers residence, % N''
For terms, Apply al the house, Leigh street, be-
tsoen "a and ao' au l6-ts
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~ L.. e.. sALTER'S ENGLISH AMI
VI. CLASSICAL SCHOOL STREET


II AND ENUITSH SCHUUB,
Corner Main and LIST STREETS, Richmond, Va.
The Fourteenth Session will commence on the
2&th OF September, 1860
TFRMS-PsT session half session in ddcdHcs:
Junior English. northumberland ~ 90
eenlor English, or Beginners in Latin 50 co
Latin. q teek, and H CHER Mathematics. 60 o.
Modern Languages, by Mons. PARDIGoN.,,. 10 20
Drawing, by JOHN A. CALYo.---.. ..-...... ~ 90
RA Appointments may be made with the PTin-
olpal BY note through Post Office. au 30--ts
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TW2FEAM YTrEN,EmENIs A.D
BY Goddiu A. apne,,on .u.,,.

VALUABLE FARM, CALLED LOCUST
y HL. IL 3 ISI HENRICo COUNTY, TENMILEs
VIEW Of iAMEs RIVER. CONTAINING ST. ST..
ACRES, foRSALk AT AUCTION AT the 70.
plates removing near Richmond. we shal, sell at
pubic auction. on the premises, on THpRsDAY.
II not the next far day. the valuable farm en
which he now resides. called - Locust Hill" con
the Wanna estate, owned by Mr.. Albert Nj. Aiken,
and also the lands of Mr. Henry Cox, Mr.. w. II
place are eompsratlyei new. having been erse,et
within the past TIVE I've years, aud embraces suots
to the dwelling, II Is not only very comm odlous.
but Is In good order. There are about 100 acres
heavily covered with superior pms wood, and
some excellent heart timber. The quality of The
not only very healthy, but is remarkably well
watered. having springs convenient 10 every hed
further description is deemed useless. because IT
ia suppmsd that those wishing TO purchase wall
respectfully Teqifasted to call on Mr.. Haines (rs-
siding on the tarHi,) who will take pleasure IN
TEBMs.---Ore- third cash balance at one and two
years, tor bonds bearing interest," the SAID interest
payable hall GobDS P ss5 Ssea
T; S;-Perseas NAV attend the LoreaolnE sale
sold without limit or reserve. lse 81 u. A.
BY 4. L. q. Il. Davenport, Auctrs.
~ THURSDAY, 9th September, at lc o'clock, We
y ~ sell at our auction store, an assortment oil
200 bis. N. York Extra and Portland SYRUP.
800 bbis 'i - 'B'' and &c" Coffee and Crush
ed SUGARS.
SOAP and CANnLES;
Recti6ed and Old kys WHlSKEY.
Pufe siolasses RUM.
ClaGet and Port WINE.
Pure French BRANDY.
Green TEAS: U8ACCO.
London PORTER ana ALE, &c.
A LSO-
400 sides SOLE LEATHER.
TBRNs.-Under lOD, cash; 100 and over, four
months credit, for approved paper.
SEA /, N II. IL. DAVENPORT, Aacts.
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. sHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY, HAN.

A SHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY, HAM
"A OVER COUNTY, VA.-The fourth annual
session of this institution, located 10 miles from
Richmond, on the railway to Fredericksburg, viii
commence on the goth of September, and continue,
with a few days tntermlsslon at Christmas. for
forty weeks, The annual session is div ed into
two terms of twenty weeks each.
Charges for a term Of tpeaty tcseks, payable in
ddGaHcs:
For Board. including furnished room, attendance
iue ana lights SOS 90
For w hshins :--: .........--. 10 40
For PRIMARY Eng ish---.-. Is 90
For higher English ....--~ ....... 10 90
For Ancient Languages, each .---......-.-. 10 90
For Modern Languages, each r-...:.-. 10 90
For Lectures on Chemistry and Natural Phi
losophy - a.-...;.. 49,. 500
For Music on Piano, Guitar. or Cultivation
Of Voice, each. -. ......,.--. 10 90
For use OF instrument .....-..: 50
For Drawing. Painting IN Water ColoIs, and
Greclan Painting, each - - 10 90
For Painting in Oil Colors---, ...,.... 70 90
Incidental charge for day scholars 20
incidental charge for bOaTders $3.50. ,..... so
The Principal has an able and experienced corps
u GEO. w. ARMisTEAD. Principal,
au N-lm' Ashland Hanover county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06
u,RusTEES, SALE yALUaBL e

HUUSE II . LOT On 70 n MD SIS.-
As Trustees in certain deed Of trust, eTeeuted
bv PANEL McCa!ister and wife. dated Sth Ma
Company, duly recorded IN Henrlco County Court,
shall proceed % sell at public auction on The
At ~ GcotE T, n OF tar; # not, the next fair
dly.} the excellent HOUSE and LOT conveyed
10y said deed, and now IN the occupancy OF sand
hc''aiSier, fronting 80 feet on the wet hue 9i
18th street running back on the south line ui n
street. l25 feet 10 an alley. common Ii feet WIDE
TERMs.-Une fourth cash; balance at 4. S, and
II months for neg Utidbe notes interest added, and
tltle retaIHed Ill last Tote shall be paId.