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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch q.
CIAaKEsyILLg. MEcKLgsBrRa 90, Va,

GAINESVILLE, MECELgsBrRd 90, A,
March 6, 1861. !
The feeling here in favor of secession is,
N'nce the arrival of King Apes inaugural,
universal To give you an idea of the Intense
anxiety tor firginias immediate withdrawal,
Instance the oepartur this morning OF Mr.
uilam Townes Tor Richmond, for the ayow
~ Purpose OF using his influence with his
!" mig friends of the Convention. Mr. Townes
- one Of the wealthieet and most influen tial
t'"1ens OF the county, and has, up 10 date,
DeeA very conservative. He deems the occa-
ION appropriate for the resumption by Viz
sLhia OF the powers she delegated 10 the Fed
"itfai Governments. The most rabid Union
'nIen now Join cheerily in the chorus OF Sc
''ssion- If the Convention don't do some
ming for the honor and safety OF the Com
monwealth now, the people will take steps to
aaolle IL as a nuisance. The issue of battle
nas been made up, and the South now stands
a'ahy TO come 10 a trial OF arms. Will Viz
snSdl hesitate Under which King, BeZonian
g., ihe weather very cold. Wood high, and
"'Ie money TO buy IL with. OecAsiossL.
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BY A. ID. Williams. Auct'r.
n Y I-SIEE.S SAIE nE EAI ESTATE

J. on 4rH STREET, NAVY HILL. AT AUG
Ti0E by virtue OF deed Of trust executed by
John Freeman to the subscriber. dated 3ist Jauu-
airy, 1850, and duly recorded in Richmond Hust
ings Court, being thereto requested will sell at
public auction, on FRIDAY, 18th March 1851, At IL
O'Clock p. NJ. upon the premises, the property
tor portion thereof conveyed by said deed, be-
ing a lot Of ground at the Northwest Intersection
of Baker and ith streets. fronting 30 feet Baker
street and running back to a ravine gully in
the rear, upon which lot there stands framed
house occupied by said Freeman.
TERMs.-Cash for about $500 and the expenses
Of the sale, and tho remainder in such manner as
will be made known at the time Of sale.
LUCIEN HILL, Trustee.
NH
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PAPER application has been
made by firm in New York for patent for
paper neckties, printed in imitation of silk
and bingham with great eXactnesS ana beantV.
Tha SceentIGc American says this firm sold
last season, of one single style of cloth neck
ties seventeen thousand dozen.
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The Harber Defences at Charleston-FOrt


CHARLESTON, March THE Courier says
the military works in the harDor have made
formidable progress within the past few days,
under Gen. Beauregard.
Three soldiers, whose enlistm terms have
expired, left Fort Sumter on Wednesday.
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Deain Of George MinOt,

CoScoRD, n. H, March S.--George Minot,
President OF the Mechanics' Bank, and Treas
urer of the Boston, Concord and Montreal
Railroad Company, died suddenly this morn
ing of disease of the heart.
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LARGE. 'WELL-FORMED
l. THREE YEARS OLD MULES. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 10 clock. will sell,
at the lot on Council Chamber Hill, corner 18th
and Ross streets
Thirty large and beautiful years old MULES,
of due form aud action.
The above MULES all of the very best
quality, having been selected from a large let.
and can be confidently recommended to those
wanting first class stock.
TERMS months credit, for approved, en-
dorsed, negotiable paper. Z. Is. COOK,
NH Aucfioneer
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ShipWreCk.

NORFOLK, VA, March Ship Victoria, 81
DAYS from Caliao, went ashore Friday, IS
| miles South OF Cape Henry. In conseq uence
| OF heavy Eastern gale to-day, the vessel
| aud cargo will be otal loss Assistance has
| been sent her.
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CRIME IN GREAT BRITAIN There are SAID
IN be in England and Wales 3Q.33S known
thieves and depredators, 44o7 receivers OF
stolen goods. 80, $50 fallen women, o',oSS sus-
pected persons, % $50 Migrants, all preylng on
the public. and known 10 The police.
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BIZ T.. u. Cook, Auct.
THIRTY LARGE, .WELL.FoRMl

4. d. WILLIAMS. Auct.
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AuGdeD Death,

NORFOLK, March 9.-F. O. Winneguist, from
Chai tanooga, Tenn, was found dead TINS
morning in his room at the Atlantic Hotel 1t
is supposed that he committed suicide.
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ST. Lows, March e.-The lower branch of
our State Legislature has passed a joint reso
lution Today TO go into an election of L. >.
Senator on "Wednesday next.
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SrICIpE OF 4 It. S. SOLDIER.-John Rich,
soldier in the L. 5. barracks al Carlisle, Pa,
committed suicide last Tuesday morning, by
cutting his throat with 4 razor. a day or
TWO before his death he handed to his COM
rade about 500 i'll gold, 10 be sent TO his grand
fl ther, In New York State.
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S,rppry DEATH AT WIDE AWAKE PARADE. -
a Newport, Il. l., on Monday night, Mr.
John Hunt united in the Tide Awake parade
but soon after the moving OF the PROCESSION
he dropped dead III the street
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ThAfER.-One morning last week, in the
ul'oh street prayer meeting, N. Y. letter
80 read from Maj. Anderson, asking prayers
'. the meeting for himself aud country ex-
presihg great confidence In his ability to take
u Ie OF himself; and indicating that the good
far e Wv" ~ $500
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NH l--1aw'MayI52 t3tawt,Jul
- A X h L X III u l. = Z.

The addition to this Hotel being completed
with superior accommodations for Ladies and
Gentlemen n, will be opened MONDAY, Feb
ruary 18th.
The house is complete in all its appointments,
and il is the intention of the proprietors to make
II worthy the patronage OF the travelling public.
II. ID. PARKER,
| fa dlmGf1 JOHN MILLS
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FUTURE DAYS.


. Nt0beHS
t0fics corner Of i2th and Cary strsets.)
xR1 TRUSTEE,s SALE OF
E1If---=.-r- 0 ~ 1oHsEHoLD AND KITCHEN
III II HHFURNITURE. PIANOS HORSE
j II j lAND Cow, AT THE UNION FE-
MALE INSTITUTE, UNION HILL, AT AUCTION.
by authority Of deed Of trust executed by VIM.
Jacob Points, bearing date 2sd September. 1se0,
and Of record in the Clerks Ofsce Of Henrico Co
court the undersigned, as trustee named therein,
VIII proceed to sell at public auction. on the pre-
misses, on Tu EsDAY. the 18th day of March, 1851,
A. A., 10 o,cloek, the HpUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
funNITURE, including Bureaus, Bedsteads,
Mattresses Feather Beds, Cane Chairs Windsor
mars, sofas, Parior Chairs, MsrbIe-top Tables,
Two fisno f"rtes, Bed Clothing, school Furni-
ALS0.-0ne HORSE and one cow.
IEkss .-~For all sums under $50 cash for sntns
81 rse ana upwards, an approved endorsed nego-
tabs note, At 30 days credit, with interest added
A p. BROWN, Trustee.
G Sale conducted by THos. W. KRgsRE, Auct.
m --~>~'
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THE SCRAm8LR FOR OPFGCE.-The scenes
around the Public Departments are melan
choly to witness. Hundreds of hungry APP
pllcants for office, including many ex-mem-
hers Of Congress, throug ante-rooms, pas
slges and doorways. The immense Treasury
huildlng Is literally craInmed-each individual
expecting an immediate appointment TO Office,
many OF them, no doubt, having spent their
are the toughest and most seeGy looking nGi-
vidunls seen in this latitude within the me-
mOry of the oldest inhabitant Al the Gen
eral Post Office the crowd was quite as great
in proportion, while legion swarmed through
the long passages of the Interior Depart
ment-papers in hand and pressing TO see the
Secretary, but each one patiently awaiting his
turn Fash. letter.
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FcprY PEA CENT DUrT on WISEs.-A new
clause was added TO the Tariff ii finally
passed, establishing q duty on wines OF all
kinds Of forty per cent. al rot0rtm, and that
this i. now a part OF the new act.
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NEW SOURCES or REvEYUE.-Among the
amendments TO the Revenue laws OF North
Carolina offered in the Legislature OF that
State during the last week of Its session, were
the following Mr.. Burton moved an amend
nent TO lay tax of $50 on gongs. He offered
il in good faith, for he considered THEM the
greatest nuisances known TO this age. Mr.
Outlaw indicated an amendment that every
man who wears shawl be taxed 81
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SHOCKING ACCIpENT.--MisS Sallie Lane was
so badly burned at the Central Female lnsti-
tute, at Clinton, Miss, on the LIST inst, that
she died the next dav Two or three yourg
ladies were In the room, and Miss Salles
dress caught fire while passing across the
hearth
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SENTENCE COMMITTED. --Tapley, the slave OF
Sanford Taylor, of Fairfax county, Va, con-
1icted for attempting 10 kill Mr. Jas. Roby
and family, by mixing ground glass in
their food, and sentenced to be- sold and trans
ported beyond the limits OF the nlted States,
was on Tuesday last. removed to Richmond
by a special messenger dispa tched for him by
the Governor. His sentence has been COM
murej to labor on the public works OF the
State for life.
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BY Hector Davis. Auct'r.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABL
l. SLAE rs AT AUCTION As Trustee in II deed
of trust dated December 18th, 1880, and recorded
in the Clerks ONCE of the Hastings Court of the
city of Richmond, and at the request of the cTedi
tors secured in said deed. shall proceed to sell.
at the Auction Rooms Of HECTOR DAVIS, in the
city Of Richmond, at the hour OF 10 o'clock, on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of March, 1891 six valua-
bic SLAVES, said Slaves constituting the portions
of personal estate conveyed to me in aid deed
These Slaves consist Of four Men, who are all
young and active, one Boy about 10 years OF age,
and a valuable Woman Terms Cash.
NH S-lUt* WIN II. HARnGROEE Trustee.
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SALE OF REAL Es
SAVINGS BANKS.

4 IA
This Institution will receive DEPOSITS, on
which an interest of per cent. per um IL paid
on all sums remaining on deposit longer than ak
months, and per cent. when remaining 4 shorter
period.
kF Deposits received at the stores Of j. 2 RRs.
HACLT and Messrs SrARKg & CARDozo. Main st.
g. w. WILLIAMS, Prsst.
J. p. RRarAuLr, Treasurer.
70 M
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EXECUTORS SALE OF VAL z A b L z
II PRIVATE RESIDENCE ON THE WEST LINE
At the request Of Mr.. William Waller Fuichsr,
Executor OF Mrs. Mary Fulcher. decd, we shall
DAY, the iith March, 1ssl, at Il o'clock l.. N,
that very excellent and desirably located Brick
Dwelling Iow In the occupancy OF Mr.. Robert y.
Williams. The lot has q trout Of 90 feet and
depth of 100 feet. The house has about ten rooms,
besides ample accommodations for servants.
TERAs.-one-third cash; balance at ! and
years, for negotiable notes, interest added. Sc
cured by a trust deed The taxes and insurance
for le6l to be paid by the purchaser.
fe2s G0pDINk AppERSDy Aurts
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New USE FOR PHGT0GRAPHs.-A Western
CORES pondent speaks of having seen "Season
passes" and Communication tickets on the
Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad, bearing the
photogra ph of the person TO whom they are
issued. This is capital idea. These photo
graphs are now furnished about the size OF
postage stamp, At the rate of from 80 TO 100 for
81, already guInmed; and when the applicant
wants Il pass or communication ticket, he in
closes his photogra PHI, which being placed upon
the card when issued, enables the conductor
10 see nj q glance whether the ticket is being
presented by the original, or, is too often
the case, by some one who has borrowed IL.
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AucTIoN SALES


COMMISSIONERS SALE or EAL Es-
MOND-By Virtue 81 decree Of the Circul. Court
OF the county Of Heurico, pronounced 10 the sur
81 Dewitt vs.. the New York and Richmond ooai
Company, 4 shall, IS Commissioner named thers-
in proceed. upon the premises, on MONDAY tbs
nth day OF March, 1881 At IL o'clock NJ. tif fair
n not on the FIRST fair day tbereafter At the sane
place and time, TO sell THREE HUNDRED AND
SEVEN ACRES or LAND adjoining Springfield,
in the county Of Hsnrieo.
So much Of the purchase money win be repaired
In cash as shall be sutcient 10 paw all costs,
charges aud expenses ATTENDING The tsid sale, 10
the costs Of the said sait and as to the ressdpe,
on a credit Of J. 9 and months. secured by nego-
table paper with interest added from the day OF
sale retaining the title until all Of the notes be
respectively paid. -
The taxes for the year 1881 to be PAID oy the Pur
chaser.
sale to be conducted by Messrs. 0oppIx & Az
PERsoS GCSTAyUS A MYERS.
NH 1I-lt Commissioner.
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Baltimore Cattle MarkeI
Letter from Liverp00i-lPER BREMEN.
CEMETERY AND IRON

HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY AND IRON
III RAILIN OWNERS of Lots enclosed with
IRON RAlLlNGS, are Informed i have an I'M
PROVED BLACK PAINT which will last longer
than common black, and costs no more. May
ratings are now being ruined for the want Of
paiuting and by leaving orders st my shop, 9Th
street. near Broad, or addressing Inc through the
post otice, Box 5o7, they viii receive attention.
nab s-stS H. w. ALLEN.
TyARLY PLANTING POTATOES.-so bbIs.
n caIebrated early ALBANY WHITES, landing
f,a,o sehr CFenshaw. Price u. rs per barrel OF
about Tires bashels, for sale By
Eib . " N ! n1N1.
I0SHENEUTTEK--J res.ivvc per .tssm'
J sr, fer sale by lnh VI WA' =. KING.
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MEDICAL HOSPITALS.

DELLEvUE HOSPITAL,

DELLETUE HOSPITAL,
- CHURCH HILL, RICHMOND, VA.
WHITE PArIRNTs--In wards, So per week in
private rooms, 81 to SIS per week.
sLAvEs-S5 per week. Less than q week, II per
day. but not to exceed s5 per week. Fractions
over the first week II cents per day.
No srfya charges except for surgica! operations,
sad then au additional fee ranging from 81 to $50
will be charged. Bills payable The memorial u tho
patient. No smallpox admitted.
A covered spring wagon will convey patients 10
and from the hospital when desired. Orders may
be left st the Hospital at the Office Of a. l.. Hon.
LApAY, 18th street betwee Main and Cary.
The subscriber, who has been connected with
the Institution since its foundation, having taken
it under his exclusive charge, aided by compete
assistants, solieits o continuance Of the liberal
patronage Of his friends and Of the public gene
rally.
Attending Ply sieian and Surgeon,
JAMES BOLTON, n. D.,
Grace street, between 4th and 5th.
CIV p. BROCK, MD,
Church Hill, cor. 2sth and Marshall ats.
G. n. HUNTER,
ta1s-ly Resident Physician
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fels dlm(if)
ExCHANG HOTEL AND BALL A X ID
Ia HOT Sc.

RICHMOND, JANUARY 14TH, 1881.
The propr etors of this well known and popular
establish ment beg leave to return their heartfelt
tina Ks to their friends and the public generally,
for the liberal patronage they have at ali times
been favored with; AMI Il affords them pleasure to
announce that tue recent changes, removals, and
q thorough renovatiug of the enure establs hment,
me kas It Of the most pleasant and comfortable
Hotels for permanent bOarders, as we'll rs tran
sieut company, J that can be enjoyed anywhere IN
the country. 1t is due to the liberality OF the
Stockholders of the EXCHANGE to say that every
thing has been done hich could add to its value
and increase the comfort and convenience OF re
guests.
Among the important changes and Improvements
in the BALLARD HOUSE, they have added we'll
arranged and convenient RESTAURANT, W hlcn
is open for the patronage of the public. IN
arranging this part of their business, a handsome
room has been provided for the ladies of the Ho-
tel, with private entrance from the parlor floor
of the Ballard House.
In view Of the large expenditures, and renewed
energy, and strict attention their part, they
hope to merit continuance OF that patronage so
long, enjoyed BY them ,-rr,os ppn
CROSSWORD HOUSE,
- RICHMOND, VA.
This new HOTEL, at the corner Of MAIN and 8th
streets Just finished and elegantly furnished, Is
| now open for the accommodation Of guests.
The location il the best in the city and every
effort will be made to please The pat, OF tbs
! House.
/ have secured the services of Mr. T. w. HON
/ NIGER, late Of the Everett House, New York.
Sly JOSEPH II. CRENSHAW.
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Nv Alexander Mott, Auct'r.

MIGHT SALES.-Wil be sold, at aIctlou.
~ THIS EVENING, and continued until further
notice u large aud general assortment OF atehes
Jewelry, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Dry Goods aud
Fancy Articles. Sale to commence at o'clk p al.
ia 2S-ts ALEXANDER MOTT. Auct'r.
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GRADCATBs.-Among the graduates al the
commencement of the jefferson Medical Col
leSe, Pailade lphi,, on Saturday last, we're the
following from Virginia .Ino. 4. p. Baker,
Henry a. Beckhan, John u. Bell, John r..
Bnrgcs, Thos W Daniel, John l.. Cochran,
". IL. Davis. n. L. Davis, J T.. Duke, Jos
T. Duprry, W. d. Irving, Z. b. Finney, II.
NJ Gamble, Z. Goodrich, Jr., L ii. Howard
l.. J. Jones, 5. p. Nottingham, w. II. IL
Parker, ". r. Price, J ID. Puiliam, W. +.
+ Savage, IL II. Sargent, j. IL. Smoot, and
J IL. Vaughan.
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MAIN ST. HOSPITAL FOR sLAvES.--
l This Hospital is situated near the corner OF
Main and 2tth streets, and is admirably adapted ia
airiuess, privacy and heathiqiness OF position to
namely: For MEDICAL, SURGICAL and oBsTb.
TRICAL treatment of SLAVES. The rules and
regulations governing this institution have al
ready been published A circular containing full
particulars will be furnished those who may de-
sire further information.
Ns.-Patients per week, Is; less than q week,
IL per diem; bta the aggregate shall not enceed The
charge for full teek. Patients attending the daily
examinations mot fit subjects for HOSPITAL CON-
FlNENENT,l charged the regular fee adopted by
the profession at large. The above charges In
ciude board, medicine, medical attendance and
nursing. Surgical operations charged according
TO rules of other Hospitals of the city For further
iuformaton apply to the Physician resident a the
Hospital, or 10 either OF the undersigned fbysi-
clans and Proprietors.
Fks. w HANCOCK, M. D.,
Main st., bet. 80 and 9TH, or No Lso haia st.
ST. GEO. PEACHY, u. b.,
Exchange Hotel, or Grace ST., bet. sth and 9Th.
r. s VEST, NJ. D., franklin 81,
Near Ballard House, or cor. Main and It'll ats.
PHILIP 8. HANCOCK, M D.,
Resident Physician.
J. @. TRkViL1AN, ID. b.,
apls-lv Resident Assistant.
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Missouri CoNvESTIoS.-A resolution was
unanimously adopted in the Missouri Com
vention, rendering the thanks OF the Con-
vention to Senators Crittenden and Doug
las for their efforts to procure peace Tor
their distracted country. Judge Burch, IL
candidate for United States Senator, made Il
strong speech against secession, declaring in
favor OF the enforcement of the laws, and
expressing a Willingness 10 support the GOV
eminent III its efforts TO uphold the Union.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC have this
~ day appointed WILLIAM F NASH as my
agent to conduct the GROCERY BUslN Ess, al the
corner OF Broad aud ist streets, IN All is erahces,
to buy aud sell for cash only.
Richmond, March i. 1881. WIN. MlFCHELL.
NH sf+
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H OF E L S .
TSXCHANGE HOTEL.
IL HARRIS NBURG, VA
De. WILLIAM WILLIAMS. PROPRIETOR.
7. Ii. MOOUWARp, SUPERINTENDENT.

Z. II. WOODWARD, SUPERINTENDENT.
This House. pleasantly situated. is in every re-
spect FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and Is now ready
for the rece pion Of all who may visit the valley
II is especially desirable stopping place for those
" no pass to and from the Watering Places In this
vicinity. The House aud Furniture are both en-
tirely new, and the Rooms large and comfortable
aud handsomely furnished.
- - per week ...... 90
80 " 90 per month. -. rs 90
NH L lay MayI5 nj
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NpUISWOOp HOUSE,
EDUCATIONAL

MIGHT SCHOOL.-This SCHOOL will be
~ opened for the instruction of young meehan
les at my Rooms Clay street, near corner Of I'd,
on MON DAY. the 18th inst.
Re TERMs-Noderate. Number Of pupils lin
tied NH It'll q. l.. C.. SALTFR.
DiCiiMOND l. M A l. r. iNSitEJ E.
IL The second half of the present session begins
February 18th, and ends the last Of June.
The commencement Of 4 new term presents
most favorable opportunity for the admission OF
new pupiln.
Although our School IS already somew hat fall
thal-.lsual, the extent OF our arrangements
readily eGfries Us to receive still lar3 OK num-
Der.
We have SIXTEEN TeachersAaf ability and ex
perience, nearly TN same number Of large and
comfortable recitation rooms, and ample grounds
for exercise
Our BOARDING facilities also excellent, ]
Our course is extensive and complete; beg1 nniSs
with the lowest Englis h,sinea~>sklh the Preparato
~ course, to which - attention. - n Ven, and
including the higibssEnglsh, the Languages SsL-
Sic aud The Ornamental branches.
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Hy T.. Ii. Cook, AmctloNeer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE

- SAL of REAL
i By authority OF a deed Of trust executed by
J ames Waller Turner and wife. aud OF record IN
the Hastings Court of the City of Richmond, bear
ing date the lst of October, ISIS the undereign-
ed, Trustees therein named, viii offer for sale
at public auction. on the premises, on MoNpAf,
IT not, the next fair day thereafterl the HOUSE
and LOT therein described, situated on the North
side of Marshall, between Madison and Monroe
streets. The HOUSE contains seven rooms, and
Is very conveniently constructed, and being In Il
healthy and good neighborhood, and very conve-
any one wishing a comfortable residence fer
small family.
TsRMs-cash, for 80 much of the purchase
money will be necessary TO pay the expense OF
the safe, and one negotiable note dated Isl octo-
Der, 1858, At Il months, for e3ls; one negotiable
note dated LIST October, 1858, at 2years. FOL $780,
and the interest each from maturity I'LL the
day of sale And for the residue, negota bic notes
in three equal instalments, with interest added,
will be required paying As follows: One on The
on the LIST OF Oct, 1853; secured by deed Of
trust on the property.
Sale conducted hv f. y. Cook. Anet. fe %
high CONslABLE'S SALE.-Wiii be sold,
IL MONDAY, the nth dav of March, lssi, at
10 o'clock A. al the residence OF the late Ger
w S. Trueheart, decd on Jackson, between JEFF
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, such a Is
usually found in genteel family, to satisfy dis
tress warrant in my hands in favor OF Elizabeth
Reeve, Executrix. +. BUTLER, Ii. Z. C. K.
NH e-2t*
CHERRIES SALE OF HORSES AND
- MULBS.-Will be sold, ON MONDAY, the lth
March. At IL o'clock In front of the city Hall,
HORSES and IA MULES, to satisfy executions in
my hands. JN0. w. WRIGHT, d. s.,
inh s-2t For II X. ELLYsoY, <. {. z. ~