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have been sharp rasor that has MACS
the outside Of Morgan's head - bare q
the inside Of Prsnice's has become
through bad liquor and evil habits.
The locks Of Samson win grow
again, and he will yet give the tenn
ple of the Philistines a terrible
shaking. but brain exhausted BY vicious
indulgences can produce no second crop
Of wit or genius. There was time when
Prentice had almost as great capacity
for uttering good things as for imbibing
them, but, alas, poor Yorick. He has
besotted himself so completely by invet-
crate drunkenness that nothing is left OF
the old fires of his genius but ashes and
SCOT, nor of his former self but malignity
and venom. The wine Of his life is in
the lees, he is an emptied barrel, with
nothing remaining but dregs and the
odor of the spirit that has departed.
Prentice has good reason to rejoice in
Morgan's captivity. He has kept him in
mortal terror for more than year, and
il he is at large once more, ne may have
reason to repeat the exclamation that was
uttered when Cem de Leon escaped,
The devil is loose again" If Morgan
could get one blow with his good sabre
at his vindictiye enemy he would give
him an illustration of Kentucky head
shaving which there would be no occa-
sion to repeat. And yet it is as well,
perhaps, that the sword Of good knight
should never be soiled by a leper's blood.
He will perish soon enough by sponta-
neous combustion, or drop to pieces Of
his own corruption.
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THURSDAY, Sept. 18th, 1868


There is but slight decline in the ex-
orbitant figures heretofore reached by
specie and State money. Gold is pur-
chased by the brokers at $40, and silver
at IS. Their selling rates are $40 to II.
Southern bank funds have gone up q
shade within the past week. The brok-
ers are paying $3.50 for Virginia and
North Carolina notes, and 50 for Georgia
and South Carolina. The selling price
ranges from % to 80 cents above these
figures.
STocKs AND BoNDs.-No material
change. We quote Confederate bonds,
cotton int. loan. at $50, though actual
sales have been made at lower figure
100 mil loan, with int, los to Ill; bonds
of Is mil. loan 175 and int; per cent.
convertibles, l12; Z per cent, 100 to 1O1;
very dull at latter figure.
STATE BONDs.-Virginia coupon, 425 ;
Virginia registered, long dates, $50.
BANK SrocKs.-Farmers' Bank stock
100; Bank of the Commonwealth l45 ia
lat 10; Bank Of Richmond rs Bank
of Virginia III; Traders Bank LAT l-2.
Few and unimpOrtant transactions in
Railroad Bonds: Va and Tenn r r, I'd
mort, 23l and inst; Sd mort, 40 and
int.
GRAlN.-The supply of grain in the
| market is light, and there is an evident
indisposition on the part Of farmers to
bring their crops into market at the prices
fixed by the Government We have
heard Of sales of small lots Of wheat at
| figures somewhat in advance of Govern.
ment prices. Five dollars, however, is
the ruling rate at the mills. Corn is
selling at IS 25as SO per bushel. Win
ter Oats are bringing $6 per bushel, and
Spring do. from 81 so to IS.
FLoUR.-Superine $33 to s. per Dbl,
and little in market. Extra $3s to 40.
Corn MEAL-$9 % too so.
Country PRoDvcE AND VEGETABLES.
Bacon, hoground, from - 80 to2 So !;
Lard, 81 so to1 90; Butter, S. % to
3 so; Eggs, 81 Is to2; Irish Potatoes,
from S. to 6, according to quality; Onions
about $l5 per bushel Flax Seed from
$6to7 per bushel; Tallow Candles,
| $s so per ID; Salt, AZ to so cents per ID.
GROCERIES. the auction sale oil
Messrs. Tardy 4 Williams, yesterday
morning, a small lot Of Java Coffee
brought$7 4Operlb and ordinary brown
sugar was sold at - SO.
LEATHER. Sole Leather $5 90 to 6 /;
Harness do. s. 90 toe; Upper do. $6 81
tot. Hides are quoted at 81 so for dry;
81 for sailed green, and coo Cor green.
TosAcco. Medium pound and half
pounds d 80 to2 for dark good me.
dunn bright from q too 60; fne bright
from % 70 s 90.
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Obituary..

Died, about the first of August, 1868, at Chester
Pennsylvania. Of a wound received on the 3rd of
July, 1T Gettysburg, Lieut. WM LaTELLIER, Of
company +, 10th regiment Virginia volunteers aged
p years, leaving devoted wife and child to lament
his untimely fate.
He was one Of the first who, at the beginning of
the war, enlisted to shield our homes aud freaides
from the horrors of condition worse than slavery.
After having been honoraby engaged In al the
greatest battles Of his native State he at last met
the soldiers death as be had lived true soldiers
life.
Beloved and respected by his fellow eOdiers, to
them his loss will ever be cause Of regret and his
example will incite them to emulate his noble deds.
SOLDIEa
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ISECOND DISPATCH,
SPECIAL NOTICES

IL SPECIAL NOTICE.-We respectfully call the
attention of the trade to our sales Of Groceries,
MaBfd Tobacco, Cigars, blockade Goods, Carriage 8,
&c. We will mmence the sale precisely at ~
O'Clock, with Carriages, and continue the SAFE with
Tobacco and Cigars. At II o'clock, will sell Bio H.
ade Goods AID Sundries. At u. o'clock will sell
Groceries.
WILL ADD,
chests Black Tea
do YH Tea
IS bars Wrought Iron
IA pieces Country Jeans
20 do Checked Domestics
leo pairs BrogAns. for servants
English Gold Watch
re 1S-lt ROBINSON, ADAMS & Co, Auets.
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RICHMOND, Sept. nth, 1853.

10 Tie AuNOFS 81 tAe OtSpafcH:
hope you will excuse me for trespassing
upon your time and attention in asking you
to use your influence, and the influence Of
your paper, in an effort in behalf Of those
who are employed in making clothing for the
army. have daily opportunity of witness
ing the suffering among many Of them who
are almost entirely dependent upon their
labor for support, aud am satisiied that
they are not paid as much for their work NJ
they ought 70 be. Most Of them have bro
theirs, husbands, or fathers In the army who
are suffering every hardship, and think
their families at home might be paid fair
price for their labor, and not be allowed Ia
suffer, a. many OF them are, By the poor
prices paid them for their labor. shall
give you list Of prices paid them, and ask
yoa Ia make what use YOU think best Of it,
60 that the desired result is attained-that b,
Of increased pay. They are paid e follows
Jackets, el.06 pants, u; ehitss 0s1x cents,
and drawers = cents pair. These prices
ought 70 b. raised any per cent.
Respectfully,
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~ AT meeting OF the Banks OF Richmond,
~ held on the 10th inst, at the Farmers Bank
OF Virginia. it was resolved the follow ing correspOn
dence be published in the newspapers Of this city:
SENATE CHAMBER, Sept l5 1858.
To the Presidents Of he Banks in Richmond:
GentIemen-t is my duty 10 communicate the EN-
closed resolution Of the Senate Coo mtec Banks,
and to request your early attention thereto may
explain that the. resolution was passed pending some
propositions before the Com mtee to amend the laws
concerning deposits, and it thought that posi-
bly, the action OF the Banks in Richmond, in conse.
quence OF the passage OF the act referred to in the
resolution, might make any further legislation
cessary, Respectfully, &c.
Chain man Committee on Banks
The President of the Bank Of Virginia will ObIge
me by communicating these papers from his office
to the several Presidents of the other Banks.
&c.
BANK OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond, September IL, 1868 I
III Boirdr Christian, Esq, Chairman Committee on
Banks, Senate of Virginia
SIR--The course which has been pursued by the
Banks in this city relation to the Treasury notes
issued by the Confederate States has been simply to
give them currency, aud at the same time give Ell
feet 10 the plan adopted by Congress aud sanctioned
by General Assembly for the mpI Ovement Of the
currency We were pO4 willing to pursue a course
which might have the appearance VI rendering in
operative the plan, thus adopted but, as the present
action Ct the Legislature makes It no longer proper
10 exclude as currency any OF these notes. the Banks
Of this city have at once unanimously adopted the
f,liowing resolution at meeting held by them to.
day. Respectfully, &c,
JAS CAsKIE, President
'In view of the recent action Of our General As
sembiy,
= "Resoited That hencelorth the Banks Of this city
will receive aud give currency to all Treasury notes
issued for circulation by the Confederate States
Sc fit
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From FREDERICKSBURG Yesterday
mornings dawn showed the fact that the
Yankees had disappeared from the Stat
ford side opposite Fredericksburg. 1t is
thought they have gone up to Meade's
main body, in Culpeper.' Eight of Mes
by's men, who were on the hunt for
horses in Stafford, captured IA Yankees
Wednesday, who have arrived in this
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By D,tniop, 3ioue,tYe Il Go, A'Nt's.


DRY GOODS, Stationery, &c, for Sale at Auction -
~ On Tuesday, the I'D lust, commencing at
Gel lock, We will sell by catalogue, at our auction
store, large and valuable assortment Of English
Dry Goods, Stationery, &c, consisting IN part u
l5l pieces Ga mOliair lustres, assorted qualities
40 do do tue aipacas
Oils do black and white prints
l2O do madder plate prIats
602 do 6-8 white cambrics
26O do Irish linens, assorted qualities
II do black tafeias
packgs "A folder Grape
/. 10 pieces "a Inch taft tn nOir
20 do IS do Irish sheetugs
100 do "A fronting linen
$50 do brown linen
80 do ga danlask
. ~ do rs inch huckaback
Coo dozen 20x20 and 2ix24 linen cambria hdkfs
81 pieces extra super white and drab sstteens
II do indigo blue max lures army cloth
ls2 do sc inch British long cloth
q do Siesa flannel, assorted c0i0rs
1878 lis blue and white and black thread
llO dozen patent shoe thread
les paIrs ladies assorted shO@8
ID cases (640 reams) letter aud cap paper, as.
sorted "a TO quality aud ruling
All the above goods were purchased VI the manu-
facturers OF their agents, in fhgilsh markets, by
merchant Ut this city familiar With the wants u the
trade ana for quaty and style Of finish is equal, If
not superior, to any lot Of goods offered for sale
IN this market
IA bales A. sheetiGgs and shrtiDgs an! Osna
burss
with other goods sutedtO the trade.
Catalogues and goods ready for examination on
Monday, 2lst inst.
Sale " ithout reserve for cash.
DUNLOP, MONCURE co,
eelz-tds Auctioneers.
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Hv A. u. Williams, Aueti0sesr.

A GOOD FARM, nine miles North Of Richmond,
~ for saie 1t auction By request Of Mr. Joha
ID Thomas, will ssn vt auction, on Monday, 2lst
Sept, At IL o'clock . n. upon the premises, his
farm, known "Mosby's,' situated ON the Noun
tain Road, and within QUE mile Of the aud r X.
1t contains 230 seres, Of which about leo are
cleared and hishiv productive; the rsmsiodsr - in
original growth Of NO aud timber. On this place
there Is comfortable dwelling with seven rooms,
situated in . beautiful grove; large brick barn,
and other buildinas There is also IN excellent or
charl Of choice fruits.
TAis il justly regarded ~ one Of the most vAlus-
bic farms Of its size in the county. Persons wish
ing to purchase Ars invited u exsmne before the
Cay Of sale.
TxRMs-To suit purchssers.
AID WILLIAMS, ANet'P.
PS-At the same time will b sold Ne4rO Man,
Who Il said to be very superior GsEdsasr.
Sc Ia AID W. Auet'P.
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~ ''"0"s' d10NS q 10, ducts
GALE Of Groceries, Manf'd Tobacco Iron Nj.
- aud Block ode Goods, at auction AT no s Jss
Oh Friday. the 18th inst. We will offer "s'
80 bsgs choice n o Sugars
80 bbls do do DO
20 bbls Clarified do
bbls Crushed do
20 bbls Lard
IL bills Jamaica Rum
70 kegs hi CArb Soda
rs boxes starch
Gu eases Brown Scap
bbls N 0 Molssses.
ALSO
90 bars square. nat and round Wrought Irso
~ kegs Nails and epikss. Nv"
900 pkgs Manf'd Tobacco
81 bbls Smoking Tobacco
Lot in bags and papers Tobacco
10000 Cuba Cigars, some very cho,c,
Parties desiring TO oder goods at the sia,. ...
will plsnss keiA1 invoices and samples early Thn,s.
morning. ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 ca.
Family Carriage, nearly n.u
double set Harness.
bales Cotton
10 dozen Corn Brooms
SO bushels Peanuts
BLOCKADE GOODS:
500 pairs Mems and Wousn's shoss
4sO pairs Cotton Cards. damaged
$50 do do do good order
rs pieces Bisachsd Cotton
70 gross Shoe Strings
~ kegs Starch, Soap. Perfum+ry.
small lot of Borax. Alum
Qa'nine. Spirits Nitrs, pure Nitrs and subj
Rhubarb, Clover, Spice
Pepper, MustsnL Matches, &c, etc
Also
new family carriage
z sets double harsess
top buggy
3 OIeu buggies
l set single harness
Hahdsaws and other hardware
Genuine silver table ami teas poems auJ tara.
Sc 10 ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 On, Auet,
By Davenport Co., Stock A,ctimstrs.
WE shall sell at the Office of the Oid Dominion In
W suranee Company, corner Of Cary aud I'm
ing At ~ O'Clock the fOllowin bonds and stocks
$l00 600 Richmond and uanviiie RR8 Per cral
registered bonds
10000 Virginia per cent registered bonds
400J do coupon bonds
~, 400 Confederate 10 n coupon bonds
2 3Us coupons, Is NJ, bonds
800 Confederate per cent coupon soDi.
long dates
1900 Confederate = per cent coupon ousA
lsG8
$500 Confederate per cent reg "a bonds
Also,
3 shares Richmond lmp'g and txp { sss
Harrison, Pres't
100 do Old DOmiBiOu ius Co stock
$40 900 Confederate registered per cent tcbii
1868
1000 s convertible bends registered
sci DAVENPORT 4 70
by 1h0aas W. keeses, AnefiVs,esr,
lOtfice cor 18th ard Cary sts
CFtCk OF Flour, Glass Jars, sc tor sale at ans,Aa
~ | will Sell on Friday morning, September hA,
commencing al ~ O'Clock, NJ the house corner u VA
ss., Gary sts the eutire stock Of goods contained
the stare, consisting III part vi
Flour,
Glass lars. DC.
n " AE,es
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From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Sept. 1.-THE equinoc
tial gale came on last night with consid-
cradle violence, and still continues. The
monitors are not in sight this morning.
All quiet.
IsECOND DISPATCH.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 17th.--The storm
has continued with intervals all day
Everything is perfectly quiet tonight.
The enemy's fleet has withdrawn to
smoother waters.
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EDUCATIONAL

EEMALE SCHOOL on Church bill Miss NJ
LOUISA PLEASANT3 will open her School at
the residence Of Rev b Price, on 25th stteet near
Franklin, on the first day Of October. Instruction
will be given in music and French rs we'll the
usual English branches. Further Information can
be obtained Ly calling at MIR w II PLEASANTS'S,
ON Grace street, between 25th aud 26th.
1S-p0iGfk
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FOR RENT AND SALE

FOR RENT AND NALE.
60
Framed Hesss, o. The corasr Of 27th aed 5
sfsssfs. Vnsen NH, With I'll thu mOaisrn Improve,
vsri. Tss garden 10 vs,i sst in variety 81 'vsge
tables, ss6seest for the winter Upon the plscs Il
s,,nas..,. ~ 80 frn.t. ~ fsrt' .mnnins hs~r
:. ls-2.. THos = Moody. Trustee.
:.;;i s.l; a. $500 =; 4 |. 1880 sar
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II 0nH, Muls, Cnsslngw, Harness, -, TT sais
H q auctida.--f win e6be 6oe sals q ancljoa o.
aaaFday, The 1sth inst, q the horse los, Counc
Chamber viii, large number Of 1ns mddIe and
drnuEht Horses, am0og which are
I zine bOoisd marc
splendid iron gray stallion, 0 years old,
sound aud reliable
! superb boy horse
black bio0ded mare, q years old, q rare
PAGER
ALSO,
Several f1ne cavalry animals
Several pairs Of 6ne young mules
new family csrriage, buggies, &c
set doubte harness.
Sc 10 Els PlEASANTS, Auct'r.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEApQ'Rs MAY0's MOUNTED Guam.
Richmond, Sept II, 1858
A TfENfiUN. Meet ia trout 0f the City Hal %
IA Saturday the 18th inst, al ~ O'Clock "
for dr,lt, mounted. sergsants viii report At q. =
n BY order OF Lieut. Baker, commanding
Sc lS-2t4 GERvAS STURRS, 0S
A TTENTlON THE undersigned wili coniiaas
IA receise recruits, for Major Giaids ioastsu
Ient battalion, 10 the Esd inst. Everything y"
nisi,ed, VIZ horses, equipments, and bounty ru
sons DESTROYS Of joining are earnestly Ie9issssa
apply forthwith NJ the ofce ii 10 hsdsEsh, ~
ON Bank, between l0th aud Han cts. once h'Ss
from O'Ci0ek A NJ To 4 O'Clock T. 81.
No l6--ats en- SCOTT, Recruiting Oncst
1XIANTFD- more men viii be recsi'r
w in CAt w Drew's company Of PARTISAN f~
gers, now eaeamped II Buffalo Gap Horses, eqsT
menis, and bounty furnished. For turthss ~"
lars apply " Nv hOwAnn
Lieutenant and kecrat0s Oincrf,
Al W Petersoa Cos,
60 lo--6tS Corner hsip and l2ih Elree's
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BY Thomas W. keeses, AMctioaeey,
O0ice corner Vi 18th sud Cary SITS

lOnhce corner Vi 18th sud Cary sts
"ORSES, Wagon and Team Of Four Horses, Rock
I'LL away, and Buggy, for sale at auction Will
be sold, On Saturday September lSah, at 10 ocleck
On CouD. ii Chamber Nil,
l dun Stallion, years old, sound "a d.le cavalry
horse, ham Canadian
l four hoEse team and wagon, in splendid order
l superior r0Ckaway
1 buggy
&c Is THOS KEESEE Auct
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C0IP4R7INRRSHIIa NOTICES, &c.

COPAR7NRRSkfIF NOTICES, Sc
ni&Oi.UTION The Arm Of Al'ssis Go w.' q
u solved, on the l2sh' inxa, by mutual eonssn'' y
elairas against said dsn, o. @ MINUS peissSs
debted ia Minns l. Co. will obiig. Us BY sahhs "
once aud settle theiT aceoants.
CIV MINIS,
rHG,s n sAtNDsS
n B.--Jhe books aud accounts u the eo.sess - '
be fouuA at tile Photograph Gallery Of dw Ma"
2tT Maia street, wiisSs creditors aud desson
please cali AL
NIOTICE.-jsu,es Yjcklen and William n.'
~ having retired VA the lst vi July ass iioS a
nrm Slaughter, Ficksa Gu, The oes s.sass.,.
hereafter Dc caatdctcd aader the sly "a ,,,3T
CLAIBORNE wArsiss,
HI WALLACE, ,
Richmond, Sept .. 1865. ~.
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M METROPOLITAN HALL.
This (FRIDAY) night, Sept Is, 1868.
eecOnd night OF
MADAME KUHL,
The celebrated Cantarice, recently exiled from New
Orleans, assisted by
Miss ROSETTA DALE,
K;ehmond's fagoritc Vocalist.
HERR BRAUN,
The justly celebrated Violinceitost and Violin
Primo
Mr.. HENRY 4. ALLEN,
The favorite BxlIadist, and full and efficient Or
ehsstra, will give u grand Vocal ana lDstru
CONCEK
As above Introducing
Songs, Solos Ballads,
Duets, Qaartettes,
And gems from tue Operas
Reserved Seats, g. Gallery, 81.
Doors open at 7o'cloek-C0mmence ats.
LEE MALLORY,
Sc l8-lt* Acting Manager.
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By H. s. Peasants, Auct.
II. OR Sale at Public Auction. haze for sale ou
Saturday, the nth inst, ut the Horse Lot, Oh
Council Chamber Hill, at 10 ocloek--
excellent new family carriage
set double harness tor do
hae bay mare, years Old
sorrel mare, Syears Old
Both animals sound aud reliable the latter is very
suitable for cavalry usage. PLEAsANrS,
SELF AGct'r.
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fvNRU5TEES Sale of House. and Lot on Oregon
Hill-As trustee in q deed Of trust from a
Hermann and wife to the subscriber. dated - May.
1885, duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court
ON the 10Th May, 1866, shall in execution Of the
said deed, Qhe said Hermann being u non resident
Of this state,) at the request Of the msjority Of
creditors therein named proceed to sell, ut public
auction for cash. on the premises on Thurs lay the
24th day OF 8 pteGber, 1859, at 4 O'Clock NJ, If
fair, if not the rst fair day theirs fer) the House
aud Lot dssig ated rs lett "C' in HOwards plan,
fronting So feet, running back lbs feet aud 6rmer-
iy occupied by the said q Hermann and family and
now occupied by his daughter
sc l4-tds w 0ODDIN, Trustee.
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THE duties Of my School viii be Resumed October
LIST, 1868, on Clay street, between 9Th and 10th
Terms payable in advance) for the first half SEES
saOn, SIS Tho number Of pupils will he limited
anu be exclusively under my control.
Sc l7-3t* ROGER MARTIN.
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AIRS NARY ANN JErIORD'S School for girls
NI will open on the first Monday IN OctohsT, in
the buildipg rev occupied BY Mr. Deyereux. Oh
Grace strest, between 7th and 9th Apply to WM
b JOHNSON, corner Of Marshall and Adams.
WIN JOnNsON'S School for boys will open at
the came tune, corner Of Aarshall and Adams
Only few vacancies left Number limited b 6f.
teen. - l5-2aw2w%
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MIR ID TURNER'S
lN Select Classical and English School,
Main street, between 81 aud 4th.
The Goth academic year Os this school will CON-
mence on Monday, the 18th Sept.
Mr. Turner can be seen at his school rooms or at
his residence, Oh Sd street, between Main and Frank
lin 1S-.tA
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r SOURCES Select Classical and Fog ish
School, corner Of Main aud lst sts, Richmond,
Va.
The 18th session will commence on the 2Sth OF
sept, 1868.
Terms made known on application.
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MRS BENEFITS School for Boys will reopen on
1xA Monday, a,h Vi October. Tito location Will be
given in q few days Twenty live pupils will be r
ceivsi For particulars apply 70 Mrs 3, at the resi-
deuce Of Mr. James Gardner, on Broad st.
Sc l6-E&Tu2ts
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By Goddin IL Apperson.

BEAUTIFUL Cottage Residence at Ashland, with
ID acres Of land attached, together with the
Household Furniture, for sale at aueti0n.-At the re-
quest Of Mrs G Tucker, exeCutrix Of the late st
George Tucker decd shall sell at public auction
on the premises, at Ashland, Hanover county Va. on
Tuesday the 10Th Scptem Der, 1868, at O'Clock NJ
the beautiful and attractive cottage residence located
as above Of which the late 81 George Tucker died
seized It lies the railroad, nearly opposite the
hotel, and has ample accommodations for large
family. There are attached acres Of land, ia
high state Of cultivation, and Astounding III choice
collection Of fruit trees, &c.
After the sale Of the cottage all the household fur
niture consisting Of the usual variety, viii be sold.
Possession given few days, thus aIlording rare
opportunity 10 persons to secure dwelling aud fur
Biture free ticket the railroad ,for long term
Of years is guaranteed to the purchaser.
TEKas-Cash or credit, at the option Of the pdr
chaser. (se lei GOtHnN APPEkSON.
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d. James n. Taylor, A1ctiomser.

Bv Jassaes n Z&ysov, Axctioneer.
CTORE aud Dwelling in Fort Mayo corner 9Th and
~ Louisiana cts, at aucton.-l will sch on the pre-.
misses on Tuesday, the I'd September, at oc'k
occupied by Mr. Juhn McDOrrell as grocery The
house has rooms besides the store, together
with kitchen and stable. The lot frOuts "A by
100 feet Terms made known on day OF sale.
Sc II JAS TAYLOR, Auct'r.
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EcDGEWOOD Seminary, Amelia The next session
~ Of hiSschO0i commences Monday, the 5lh Vi &C.
tober. To secure place early application should be
made as tne school win be limited.
TRRAs-BOari aud tuition SIS per mouth to 18th of
February ii, advance; papils furnishing lights towels,
aud basin after that time according 70 pricea Of pre-
Visions Tuition for day scholars 500 PEI session of
niue msnths, iaf in advance. Address the ssbscri-
Der, Anaela G H, Va A CRENSHAW.
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CSCHOOI--I propose 10 open School near Pow
~ hatan Court House. The session will begin the
LET Monday i'll October, and end the last Of July
Tuition, 500, payable $50 in advance, aud the bal
ahce the lst OF March. Board eau be obtained i'll
pie ,sant families Of tho neighbOrhOOd.
Sc lS-3t* W X DUNN.