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ST. CECiLIA7S
Female Academy.
MOUNT VERNON

Near NdShriHe, Tt7,aeSSoe D ~
FI1IE Sisters of the Order ofSt Dominic vel known
! in this and adjoining States experienced and
competent directors of female eduCation respectfully
announce to the citizens Of Nashville and TO the public
in general that they preparing and vii be ready
To receive pupils at the above Institution the It OF
October. The Academy is abOuta mile from the CITY
and Is situated in one of the most beautiful and heal
thy locations in its vicinity.
The Ladies of this Institution being specially de-
voted 10 the education Of the young their own sex
viii leave nothing undone 10 impart to the pupils con
flied 10 their care thorough education in every sense
of the word The religion prOessed by the ladies of
the Institution is the Catholic, and they will mnari
special religious instruction 10 pupils protesting that
faith Pupils of every religious denomination viii be
admitted, and no undue influence viii used 10 blast
the religious principles of the young ladies' nor will
any of them he permitted To embrace the Crtbot,
Faith without the verbal written consent of arens
or guardians. Uniformity and good ORDER however
require the attendance of all morning and evening
prayers, and ut the religions exercises on Sunday
The course of studies is divided into four fenart-
ments each department having own distinct course
of studies assigned it.
The academic year viii consist of two sessjon-.ba
lrst commencing on the first Monday Of September
the second on the first Monday February The ac,
denic year Will close with public distrbut ion of nre
niums and honors about the 20th of June of eaci,
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Great Auction Sale of
FINE WvlHNErEURE.


(At the Furniture Rooms of CAIN & CORNELIUS, No.
10 Church ST, opposite the Maxwell House)
ON TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER nth, at 10
" O'clock Benz L. Shields Co. will proceed TO sell
without reserve, and continue from day TO day until
the entire stock is closed This extensive assortment
of Furniture Seasoned Lumber, Materials, Tools Hard
ware. consisting part of the following articles
Fine Marble Top, Mahogany Rosewood and Walnut
Bureaus; Fine Extension, Dining and Breakfast Tables;
$50 assorted Bedsteads and Lounges; elegant Ward
robes and Cribs Wash Stands, Hat Racks Spring Bot
tom Paror Chairs and Rich Rockers Towel Racks, So
fas, Hall Tables, Fine Writing Desks, Hail Chairs,
Clothes Horses, with an assortment of Gilt and Ma
hogany Looking Glasses-in short of the largest
and complete stocks yet offered il. city at
auction.
TERAs.-Al sums under $50 cash; all sums over $50
and under 500 80 days; all 500 90 days
credit. for approved notes in bank.
BENZ. F. SHIELDS & CO..
aug1S-td Auctioneers
Uules previously disposed Of after the sale of Furni-
ture is will sell all the Lumber, Machinery
Tools &c consisting of a modern made Steam Engine
and Boiler Planning Machines, Circular Saws Mortice,
Turning Machine Sharpening Machine Grooves and all
machinery necessary TO manufacture large scale,
together with the buildings and the Factory.
Nashville Aug. 20th 1850 B. F. :. x Co
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The UNION ELECTORAL TICKET IN New
YoYk.-The N. Y. Herald of the 22d says
..Set down New York as good for one hum
dred thousand majority now for the Union
Electoral ticket.
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large stock Of every grade Of Prints Blcachcd and
Brown Domestics. Plaid Linseys. printed and pain all
wool Dclains and CIshmers CulOrcd Silks Black silks
Poplins Debages, French Merinos English and German
MerinOs- Printed American DeIaneS, Ribbons, Trim
mings, White goods, ETnbroidericS, Iaces; large
stock of white yellow, red and gray Fanncls Cloths
Cassimers Sattinetts, Jeans, Seal Skin and Beaver
Cloths; Over Coatngs; large stock of Shirts Skirts
Fronts, Shirt Collars, Suspenders Gloves Hose and
half Hose Of every kind &c., &c.
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UNIVERSITY FLOUISIANA.
Medical Department.


The annual Course of Lectures in this Department
Will commence ON MONDAY, November u, 1850. and
viii terminate in the ensuing March.
JAMES JONES, NJ D., Professor ofPractce ofMedicne.
J. l. RnDEIl., NJ. D., Professor Of Chemistry.
WARREN STONE, VI. D., Professor of Surgery.
\. ii. CENAS. NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics
GUSIANUS A. MOTT NJ D. Professor of Materia Medica
I. G. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy
l. NJ LAWSON, Professor of Clinical Medicine.
THOMAS HUNT. NJ. r., Professor Of Physiology and
Pathology.
s. f. CHALLIE, " n,
W. {. NICHOLS, NJ ~.
the Rooms for DssecIing will be open the second
Monday in October. -
The Faculty are Visiting Physicians and Surgeons of
the Charity Hospital.
The Students accompany the the Professors in their
visits, and free OF expense enjoy extraordinary prlc
teal advantages.
Preliminary TO the Course Lectures will he delivered
daily in the Amphitheatre of the Hospital from the Ist
of October, Clinical Medicine and Surgery and other
subjects. without any charge to students
THOMAS HUNT, VI. D., Dean.
B1 Inc Administration of the Charity Hospital elect
annually in April fourteen Resident Students who
maintained by the institution.
Aug. p -lw
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Central Executive Committee.

EDWIN Fl. EWING, NELL S. BRowN, ALLEN
A. HALL, P. W. MAxEY. JONI LELLYETT,
JOIN III. CALENDER, HORACE ii. UAEu-
cox
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As indication of the strength of this senti-
ment the Journal mentions that these South
ern Legislatures have adopted resolutions to
the same import. The Journal then says
As Gov. Harris will be the Governor of
Tennessee at the time of the Presidential
election and alteTwaTds-and as he was at
Baltimore, counselled secession, iustifes now
in his public speeches and is cooperating
with the men whose names appear in the
above list, it is due to the people of this great
State to know Gov. Harris views and pur-
poses on this question. 1t is an interesting
question whether Gov. Harris will, in the
event of Lincoln's election, tear himself loose
from his extreme Southern friends, or adopt
their policy by recommending a withdrawal
of our members TO Congress and the assem-.
bling of a State Convention to prepare for
dissolution of the government
This is no idle question propOunded for
political purp0scs-but an important one to
the people Of the State when viewed in con-
nection with the probability OF LincOln's
election, the declarations of these Southern
men and Gov. Harris present position; and
demands prompt and uuequivocal answer.
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ELECTORAL T1CEEI-
FOR The STATE AT LARGE
U.IEIE PEXTON, OF sumner.
n q. TAYLOR, of Carter.
FOR THE DISTRICTS.

II. W. DEADERICK, of Washington.
, q p. TEMPLE, of Knox.
2 ALFRED CALDWELL, of McMinn.
ass. STANTON, of Smith.
81 GOLLADAY, Of Wilson.
WM.F. KERCHEYAL, of Lincoln.
7. JOHN C. BROWN, of Giles
g. JOHN F. HOUSE, of Montgomery.
9. ALVIN HAWKINS. of Carroll.
10. D.B. MAJORS, OF Shelby.
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The Lincoln (Tenn.) Journal (demoeratic),
gives the following list of leading men now
who favor disunion in the event of the cleo
ton of a black republican to the Presidency:
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Hon. Jefferson Davis. of Miss.
Hon. L. NJ. KeHt. of S. c.
Hon. ]. L. Orr, of S. c.
Hon. II. b. Rhett, Of 5. G.
lion. w. l.. Yancey, cf Ala.
Gov. j. J. Pettus, of Miss
EX-Gov. McRea,. of Miss.
Gov. Perry. OF Florida.
ExGoV. Melville, of Miss.
Mr.. DeJarnette, of Va.
Hon. L. p. Walker. of Ala.
Hon. Sydenham Moore, of Ala.
Hon. Mr.. Pugh, of Ala
Hon. Mr.. Curry, Of Ala.
Hon. J. 7. Morgan, of Ala.
Hon. ID. Hubbard. of Ala.
Hon. Mr.. Gartrell, of Ga
Hon. Mr.. Crawford, OF Ga.
Hon. Mr.. BOnham, of S. G.
Hon. Mr.. Singleton, of Miss.
Hon. r. Davis, of Miss.
Hon. Z. \. Pryor, of Va.
Hon. III. s. Bennett, of Miss.
Gov. Gist, of S. e.
Hon. Mr.. BOyce, of S. c.
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1ITRaPPTS6S, WR4PP.SGS We In

W few very handsome Mourning " appers. IN
Silk and Crepe, all Crepe and Berege which we
VIII sell at very low prices; ChidIens Wrappings;
a so. tsw LADIES' sizes left To clear out The
above before We commence manufacturing our
Fail stock, We will sell the without gard to cost
GHLlLkS & CHEN ERN
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AUCTION SALES.
I6F~1'17--7.7'T,'1'1'-.-1--
FUTURE nays.
By Geddin 4 Apperssn, Aucrs.

OOF LAND IN DARhyTOWN, ABOUT FIVE
MILES BELnW RI HMnND, AND LOT N
DiTioN-At the rsquss st Of Benz Temple. 50
in his nwn rlght and as Executor Of the late Ro-
bert Temple, decd we shsl sell at auction. in
the city of Richmond. on THURSDAY, the 3oth
Aurust, 1860 at IL O'Clock NJ, 17l4 acres of Ian
n'ond designated as Lot No. u in the DIVISION Of
Thomas Jordan's estate, bout dsd by L OTIS Nos 10
and q in said division, and adjoining ths lands of
Mr. Jacob :. Atse.
Also. Lot No 1i3, In Duval's Addition nea r the
city of Richmond, adjoining the Bone Mill of Mr..
Andrew Muller.
Plats of the property will be exhibited at the
hour Of sale.
months for negotiable notes. interest added, and
title retained till last note is pad.
au % GODDIN Il ApPkRSON Auct's
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Northern Markets.

New YoRK. Aug. 22.-Cotton 6rm- q Glands IO1a
aIIc Flour hrm-SoutherE SIS 50a5 IS. heat
sctIvs and meT--new red Western 81 25d ! %
0ld white 81 IS Corn active III d hrmer. mixed
Sla62 white D5G7S. PORK hrm-n ess Sl9d ~ 40,
pnme SIS1H rs. Whiske, firm at as 70 ~uPsr
arm uha o. e, fee steady no lt's q -
Turpentine 4Otssa kossn dui al ciS31l 40
RICE Qnlet at 49, ~
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.l
Fatal Railroad Collision.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug 2o.--A. collision oc-
Cured yesterday on the Carrofton Railroad,
leading from this city TO Lake Pom tchartrain.
Owing to the fact of The day being sunday, the
cars were crowded with people who had gone
out 10 visit the Lake shore. Three OF 'he pas
sengers were ins tantly killed and a large mum
Der were badly wounded. The COLLISION Is
generally attributed 10 the culpable negii-
rence OF the engineer. who has ahsconded.
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Mr.. RICE WILL OPEN AN ENGLISH

.
Of SEPTEMBER.A AT Mr.. BROKEN BORO'S,
ON CLAY STREET, bETW EtN 81 AND It'll
HIS course of instruction will he systematic and
thorough. embracing that explanatory course
without which no real progress can be made, }
which has been pursued by his mother for the last
30 years; and he hopes, By faithful and consci
eHtous discharge of his dutles 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. Quarles, 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 application.
Our
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From Ssmhrero.

HAMPTON RoAps, Aug. 22.--rhe bark War
rem "a DAYS from Sombrero, has arrived, hav.
ing on board Joseph Sarapa, the negro ring
leader Of the muuny on The Island. He is in
charge of the Il. $ authorities
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A .vALUABLE FARM FOX SALE "A

the Nth OF Septe mber 1860, tif iat: if not tire
next fair day on the premises, sell ut auction hat
valuable FARM, known as :" Poe'ar Inn IN the
unt' of CaIo,ne. containing 400 ACRES. more
or less, lying four miles south of Bowling Green,
and within Ia miles of Milford Depot, and adJon
ing the lands of John B. Coats and others Il Is
deemed unnecessary 10 give a further description
OF he land. presuming those wishing to purchase
seed crop of " heat a-d full possession gwen Let
January.
TERMS oF SALR.-One- third cash the balance
in two equal INST alments at and 2 wears with Ia
tie eet the purchased executing bonds with secu
rlty. and deed of trust upon the pr, perty to
secure the pa, ment. ] NJ q. DiCKlN SUN,
au 2J-ImN Executor of | a h. Dick lnson,
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BY T.. b Cook, Auct'r.
CrOCk OF DRY GOODS. CARPEriaGs

CTOCK OF DRY 1UWDS, TAKPETiNGS,
FURNITURE, &c, AT AUCTlON.-1,n TUEs-
DAY. the 2Sth inst at 10 O'CLOCK. will sell at the
store OF n. A. Conn, Esq No rs Main st near
the Old Market Bridge, his entire stock of fl eign
and domestic DRY GOODS. CARPETINGs.
BOOTS SHOES. HATS, GAPS. &c.
The above embraces large assortment of fire. sh
SEASONAL e Goods, laid IN especially for the city
retail tr Lde and is worthy the atte ntion of
ALSO
A II his Household and Kitchen FURNITCRE,
consisting of the usual variety of useful articles
Terms ALI sums under 500. cash over that
amount, go days credit for approved endorsed ne
gotiable notes. Iau 81 T. B COOK AncL,c
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The Great Eastern at h alifaN

HALIFAX, Aug. 20.--The steamship Great
Eastern arrived here at 4.30 +. M. on Satur-
day last, in forty-eight hours from New
Work. ard sailed at 9 A. NJ. on Sunday for
Milford Haven
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EDUCATIONAL.
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY, ON
~ GRACE STREET, BETWEEN THIRD
AND FOURTH RICHMOND VA

Il L IL n
AND FOURTH, RICHMOND, VA
A. NJ. DUPUY, A M......... PRINCIPAL.
The next session OF this Institution Will com
mence on the LIST of October, 1850. and Will termi
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. CAssELs, formerly of Savannah. They
alone Will reside IN the Seminary with the Young
LADIES', and Will exercise PdTPEtd! care and con-
troll over those committed to their charge.
The success which has attended this effort to
tablish In the city of Rich nond Female Semi
TO provide more ample accommodations for the
next session. The buildings are now being
larged, and important notifications will he made
in them, which will add greatly to their conve-
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 arranged for the accom-
TERMs-For Nine Months.
Washing, fuel and lights 80 90
Tuition in the Preparatory Department.. 80 90
Tuition in ordinary English Branches $50. 40 20
Tuition in advanced English Branches... 80 00
Tuition III Modern and Ancient Languages,
each. .. 20 90
Muse, Vocal and instrumental. Piano and
Gu tarl-For one lesson. of one hou. per
week. ..-....... 40 90
For two lessons per week, OF one hour each 81 90
Use of Piano NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 90
Drawing. IN crayOn.. Observation-Disclosures. 81 90
Painting, in water colors. ..... ..-........ 40 90
Painting. IN oil. $500. 80 90
One half payable On the LIST of October 1850, and
the remainder the 18th Of February, Is6l
Reference is made TO Rev. Dr. Moses d. HOge,
ana To any Of the former patrons of the school.
Catalogues or the Seminar, containing more
Bookstores. or by application to the undersigned.
Jy 8-3m A. NJ. DUPUG, Richmond, Va.
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BY J. ii. Digges, Auct'r.
LIVER WARE, FINE GOLD

GlLyER- PLATED WARE, FINE GOLD
~ AND SILVER WATCHES. AT AUCTION
ct auction Room g Nam street, will be sold.
fine Gold Lever Watches fine Gold Anchor
Watches fine Plated Warchts together with a
lot of fine Gold Guard Vest and Fob Chains; fine
Gold Jewelry; genuine Lava and Cameo Sets :;
fine Gold Bracelets; Ladies' Neck Chains c.
Also, so gross Studs; % gross Sleeve Buttons, &c.
Also lot of Silver Plated Spoons, Forks, Ice
Pitchers, and a general assortment of Plated
Ware J n. DIGGES Auct
D. F. BooTH. Salesman au23
TOR RENTATAUCTTON.- shaI,on TU ES-
- the An of September next, at the hour
al I. " BE- ON the PREMISES, rent to the hiehest
lGd' r. the ARM belGnsi ing to the estate of W IN.
Depr e decd. situated on Marion Hill one
mile below the CITY. on the OsboIne Turnpike,
eontai,ins a be ut 10 acres, most of which is i'm
p owed land.
Partial possession given in time to seed crop
~ wheat, and iull possession on The LIST January,
1871. GEO. ID. PLEASANTS, D. S.,
auE I'd Fer JNO- A HUTCHINSON, s. H c..
BY ThoS. w. Reese, Auctr.
fflpa r,fl OH 20
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By Crenshaw IL Co., Auct's.

O1OO BAGS RIO COFFEE AT ave
StCC TION.-On FRIDAY, Gath August, we
will sci at auction, cOmmeucine at 10 O'Clock, at
the tore of Messrs dunlop, nj oncure Il Co
2499 bags very prime RIO COFFEE, in double
sacks-just imported from Rio de Janeiro,
per bark Fannie Crenshaw.
TRRMs.-Under 500, cash over 800, four
months credit, for app owed paper.
CRENSHAW & CO, Auct'rs.
TX RjohmOnd Va
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E,REDERICA'S Hail.
r. EEN SrunnJ

The third session of this School, VI hich is located
within half a mi e of Frederck's Hall Depot, Va.
September, and close on the lst Of July following.
TERMs-per Session Of Ten Months.
Board and Tuition IN all the English branches for
10 months ....... Observation-Disclosures 100 90
Music on the Piano with use of Instrument Is 90
French Language. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 90
Drawing and Painting, each. ~ 90
India Ink and Cray on, each. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8 70
En- hroldery 8 90
An accomplished and experienced teacher will
have charge of this School.
My address is Frederick's Hall, Louisa county,
Virginia. NATHA'L W. HARRIS.
10 7 SIS
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BY Dunlop, Moncure Il Co., Auct's.

NJ DHAiops 4HVht" Nusf huts -
COFFEE, SUGAR, AND BACON, AT
our store, at half past clock, after the safe of
Coffee by Messrs Crenshaw CO. We will sell
bags, imported per bark Fam, Crenshaw.
q hhds R.co sGSAk p sm5
1ERMs Under Sl00 cash; over 800, months
sa; '0' f btFSIopD fHSeoNcURE CO., Auots
BY Z. b. Cook, Auctr.
HORSES. MULES. cows. &C., AT AUC-
IA TOM On SATURDAY. s5,h INST, at 10o'olk,
eral harness and saddle HORSES, anon st which
mg " be f fs1,o .n, uoysr ,o.u,,,,
bay, 7ssas ole, old sold for no fault, the owner
being about leaving g fqI ths south 81, -
BAY MARE, { years old, sound. and reliable in
very %! f% ne
2 second hand no top BUGGIES in god order
l SECOND q hand family CARRIAGE '!Go and HAR
10 ocIoSk6; ia A. the High Grns,ahs's ofiss
F Fl Ro1M Tx EThEN t1s
Ms If Bureaus; WardIobes,, STANDS; fables,
Cribs, Lounges, Clocks, Hooking Chars, Carpets
Pictures Mirrors, Washstand7, ! in Safes, one
rts lo9 va doats baTre Guns
2Gold atches and enc Sp ing Cart.
A $50, Imms d'etey q ter the above sale. VII be
sold the saloon on Cove rnOr street. occupied by
NJ Il. Poncet, one Bar Counter and Ice Box and
the unexrired lease of the house. to sa,Isfs dis
tress warra /. IN ny hands IN favo of Knsch
mann VS.. Poncet. King vs. Bolton I.ohmann VS.
bosher, Cfutcn field VS.. Dustr,, and Others
TEAMS Cash. r. BUTLER,
223t h. C. X.
HIGH CUNSTABLE'S SALE.-wilI I've sold
IL on FRIDAY, the cath cav of Augu,t; 1870 At
Hf on 7th Between G. ace and BroSd
streets formerly occupied by John I uie., In SIT
lsfy distress warrant in my hands IN favor OF Car,
guardian. &c. vs. John Tulley.
TERMS Cssh. F. BUTLIR
au st II. C. & r.
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CHFSAPEAKE H,Lt. FEMALE SEMI
~ NARY, HAMPTON, VA, MIS- Or. BANKS.
PRINClPAL.-The next session Of this Institu-
ton will commence on the IL of September and
close the LIST of July. TIE ms very mode cate.-
Boarding SCHOLARS can remain at the Hall during
the VISITING season, at $50 per month.
Address "CHESAPEAKE HALL " Hampton,
Va. au Him
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THE RAY STATE R.~GE-FIve So

THE BAY STATE r. NGk-Five yes
L price : 20, $40 $50, s60. $40; the Helpmtet
Cooking Stove, two sizes with or without not
water reservoir; the " Leader y Cook SfnNe,
two sizes, price S74 and SIS: the - Lat, Tale
Cooking Stoye. for coal wood. prlce si2 Sli
and SO; the Harp Cooking Stove. III of
for COUNTRY use. four sizes The above really
first class Wares ia heir tine are for sale, whole
sale ana retail, with warranty. by -
GFOk'pt SrARRFTT,
Beivlns Row, Governor street.
NB.-Large Stoves for the springs; BOX Stoves
for tobacco barns
CHEAP AND DESiR GnUDS To
I bt found at the PenI,entiar1 store, n q Pearl
street
tJrsy Cloths: grey and Brown Tweeds
Uhite Twied Fiannrl5.
c ,ttln and Worstsd ioUEterpanes
Gratn BaEs: Farm Wagons anu carts.
Dirt Carts: e. rden and Dirt BarFows.
Men $ fine Shoes and Boots.
Bows and NJ Kisses shoes; Farmers Boots.
Safes; WsrdrubeS; Axes; ents, &c.
K. NJ NINMO,
General Agent Va PenIteutIary.
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- - " Collegiate &" 80. 1850
Tuition in Music, with of Instrument 1900
Tuition IN Languages, each .-........ Is 20
Incidental Expenses. .-...---...... ...... SEQ
Drawing, Painting. Embroidery, &c, at usual
rates.
The Institute is located near Brems Bluff, on
the Canal 66 miles west of Richmond. For full
particulars see Catalosu which will he forwarded
on appl alton to
Rev. P. s. HENSON M, Principal
an g. "a Nrfl SfN Enrk Ir,ninr Ellr,nn
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COAL.-The subscriber will furnish for the next
of the best quality, at 81 a load. Also the CLO-
YER HILL LUMP and ANTHRACITE COAL at
the market pTices. nj ID, WHITING.
je l6-Sm Near the Petersburg Depot
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OF IHAChefs Address
GEO. w. tRNfSTEAD Principal,
au Film Ashia d. Hanover county, Va.
EDCCATION. The fifth ssss on Of Mas VI
IL G. HICE'S HOOL. I'd stree. between
clay and Leigh streets will b~gin thu 3 of Sep
temher, Hnd terminate 30th June 1861 She is
graceful Tor the liberal patronage heretofore en-
10, ed, which she wall enheavnr still to merit by
evers possible exert on to promote the IN erests
ot her ppglts and patrons.
TERMs Per session Of II months, payable quar-
tfTp
Latin, with or without hishest English.
branche- ...-....-.-..- $50 ~
PriuarS kngllsh. Observation-Disclosures. rs 90
Begin ers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~ W
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by ThoS. w. Reese, Auct'r,
tOfhce corner of 18th and Cary streets.)
HORSES. MuLE~, ROCKAWAY

HORSES. MULE-, ROCKAWAY
NNAND HARNESS, AND FURNITURE +,
IsZAW AEON AND HARNESS. For SAL +
AT ACCIJ ON Will lie sold on SATUR LAY
II" rnIng' AutuSt 25th 7mmencinS a. . o'clock
at the Horse auction o.: Council chs mber Hill
Several Saddle and Harress HORSES.
Three or four good wo K MULES.
One FURNIrUR WAGON and HARNESS.
One ROCKAWAY and II MSS
au % THOS. w KEESEE. Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-23

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