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NEWS, FROM EUROPE.

By the arrival of the Hecla at Halifax, and
of the Caledonia OF Cape Race. have five days later
news from Europe.
Orders have been issued in England that no
ships ofwar belonging to either OF the belligerent
powers in North America shall DO allowed TO enter any
Of the British ports for the purpose Of being dsmaned
and sold
The Niagara. according TO Lisbon telegram
Of August ls, was in the Tsgus. Her intention was
supposed 10 he the intercephon of the Georgia.
The last advices from Frankfort show loss
OF faith in United States Bonds, large sales having
depressed the prices.
Fresh disturbances have broken out in Algers.
The Car has ordered a reduction Of the
Russian army.
The difficulty between the American Consul
and the Egyptian Government. has been SATISFACTORY,
adjusted.
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their main distinctive points. Let the Pespls
see and judge
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

Rebel force estimated at ~, 900, with twelve
pieces Of artillery within seventeen miles OF Nash
villa on tNo Murfrcosboro pike at daylight on Thurs
symorning Gen. Rousseau with body Of cavalry
aud infantry met the enemy's advance early in the
morning Sharp skrnishiDg commenced with varying
success At last accounts Gen Rousseau had driven
the Rebelsshree miles toward Murfreesboro.
Our troops stationed in Fairfax and London
Crntes Vs. HAVING been greatly molestsd OF late by
bushwhaokers it has been determined ~ put stop u
the dsordss BY srrcsng the disloyal citizens OF th'
psiehborhood, many of whom are believed to be con
nsctsd with those Rebel gaugs. OnSsiurday % alleged
warm Rebel sympatbisers residing in these counties
we're committed to the Old Capital to await nYestigs
tion.
Admiral Farragut's final account Of the cap
turs OF Fort Morgan has reached the Navy Department
The fort did not fire gun bat AFTER raising the white
far. and pending tho exchange OF notes. the Rebels
spIked the guns and destroyed the ammunition they
had surrendored-a poceodipg only less dshonorable
than shooting unarmed oaptives.
A Fortress Monroe dispatch Of Thursday says:
"A schooner name unknswn, the blockade yester-
Ssy and got safely to Smithfsld Va small force
sent to Smithhsd YESTERDAY with orders to make re-
connossance, but was met by party Of guerrlas and
has arrived from City Point with 20 prisoners
Thirty more of the sixty Rebel sympathizers
md suspicious characters arrested in London County
week or two sgo were released from the Old Capitol on
Thursday upon their parole Of honor not 10 do anything
injurious OF detrimental to the United States Govern
Nent.
Thursday passed OFF quietly in the Army Of
tie Potomac, there being changes Of position on
either side ffteen-inoh mortar, mounted on rail
road car has recently been run up the road opposite
70 Petersburg anda few shells throwa into the city.
A gang of guerrillas near New-Haven, KY,
on Thursday, stopped railroad train, burned the ex.
press car and robbed the passengers Jeseys gang Of
two hundred guerrias returned Thursday forenoon
from raid to the Ohio river.
Ten privates have recently been tried and
convicted Of desertion and sentenced TO imprisonment
at bard labor at Fort Delaware FOR two three years.
and to forfeit all pay and allowances.
An official dispatch from Secretary Stanton
with regard to credit, the late call for men, is print
ed elsewhere.
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CANADA.

IT is strange recommendation OF the London
Times that England should withdraw her few reei-
inents fro,a Canada lest Yankee vanity might be
tempted TO eobhle them up" Can II be possible
that England is AFRAID to risk it. What can the
Times mean Does England seriously cDntem-
plate the abandonment Of Canada 1t says,s It
u true, ii can hold the United states in chez il
by bio kadiug it7 seapoTts IN the event of war,
and can carry on the conflict, If one should
ansa. by set. But that blockade could not
prevent the egress of pryateers, and British COM
meree would be swept from the sea Moreover,
the.tnitcd states navy IS now almost large enough
. cope with that ot England Canada, II worth
less 10 the mother country in peace, Is invaluable to
her IN war with the United States as base of ag-
gressiva operations. Vet, If the regular forces OF
England Withdrawn from the province, and the
only reliance for defence is the militia, nothing can
prevent the United States from sudden descent
upon the abandoned country ami permanent oc-
cupatOn Of it. Ii the British Government should
adopt the suggestion Of the Times, ii Will be viz
tal declaration that Canada out OF leading strings
and must hencciorlh take care of herself
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
BY 4. D. Coek, Aueiieneer.
7 ARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE 81

4 AhtrE AND 1GffORlA SALE OF
4 ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
IUkE AT THE BALLARD HOUSE, AT PUB
Lie AUCTION, TO BE MADE BY TIE PRO-
rRIEfORS FOR AND ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM
TT MAY CONCERN In consequence of the Bal
lard House not being ie-opened ty new proprietors
as was intended, the FURNITURE bought by such
parties with that object also that bought by all
other parties who havefiot complied with the terms
OF The sale announced, We shall proceed TO resell the
VERY LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION
OF FURNITURE, &css
SO LEFT unealIed for, beginning on MONDAY, the
10th day OF October, 1861, at 10 o'clock continuing
the sale each day at the same hour Mach Of the
stock Is Of the very best with which The house was
furnished, ana is well worthy the attention Of all
who need Tor their own use, wish to make profit
able Investment. There are many elegant chamber
suites of
Rosewood and Mahogany Furniture,
Rosewood and Mahogany Wardrobes
Rosewood and Mahogan Bedstcads,
t0tta@c Bedsteads,
Rosewood and Mahogany Cabinets, marble-tops,
Rosewood and Mahogany Wristbands, marble
tops
Rosewood aHi Mahogany ParloT and Cane
Chars,
Splendid Brussels Carpets,
Eogln; Toilet Chamber Sets,
Very superior Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Feather Boosters and Pillows,
CCuntcrpanes, Blankets Sheets,
Bolster aud Pillow Slips,
Mahogany, Extension, Dining and Centre ia
bles,
Plated Casters Forks ana Spoons,
Chatting Dishes, Dinner Knives
ALSO,
All UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE will be sold to pay
charges. j. &. TAIIAFERRO & co,
+. Is, Cook, AuctIoneer. Projectors
n. 1.-THE DARKROOM FIXTURES are offered
for sale privately until the day of sake
For terms, apply 20 the pEOfhlEfOES.
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n PEOPLE OF EXTRENEs

1t is not ten years since the Know Nothing orpani
zations Of the North swept that whole section with
irresistible power. Never did party arise not even
Abolitionist, which was 30 natural and genuine a
product Of the Puritan character. Its Pharisaical
assumption OF superior holiness, thanking God that
ii was not as other men its traditional hatred of
the Roman Catholic religion; its enormous secre-
tiveness found in the Know-Nothing lodges out
ward and visible signs fits inward nature 1t never
had any original and inherent antagonism to slavery,
for It's founders and foreathers we're the greatest
slsyedealers Of the world But il was begoiten and
born Of Pharisaical spirit and rocked in the cradle
Of religious bsotry. The whole race has always con-
aidered itseif peculiar peoplsths chosen people,
ths sleet Of Heaven, ell others, uncircumcissd
Ph'listinss, whom u wss religious duty to perse.
~ and destroy. Ryen apart from religion, The D.
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G. ELECT SCHOOL, limited to tut.
~ scholar, ON Fcushee street, near Gr,c. ''l
Terms, eIquirter, mo extras l....... Sl25
RpFERESCE~:
DR. Mtnnegerode, Rev. Joshua p-t,.,s-
ID. Lee Powell, Esq, General Apd.fe'r '''r
William Green, Esu, Miss Marv p.
William VI; Macialanl
| am detailed and exempted
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
by Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctionerrs
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
" lIEE Oh. pIGII aI1,.-IA - =

VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE IN TIE
CITY OF RICHMOND, ON MAIN, WALL
AND BROAD STREETS, AT AUCTION. BY re-
quest Of the heirs at Law Of the late Martha J
Eusace viii sell at auction on the premises re-
spectively in the order named below, ON TUESDAY
the 18th day Of October, commencing at 81 O'clock
L. NJ, the following valuable real estate 10 wit
lst. A lot of ground with several framed tene.
ments thereon, occupied by Mrs. Kate Taylor and
others, fronting forty-four feet ON south side of
Main street, between Twenty first and Twenty-
second streets, nearly adjoining the County Court
hoiise.
I'd. lot fronting thirty feet on the east side of
Wall street iii rear of Bianknship's stable, and
rented to George Watt & Co
81. Two lots fronting sixty feet, mt the southwest
corner Of Broad AMI Wall streets, rented to q. ~
Ainsey and Thomas Cooley (wAo have erected sew
eral framed tenements thereon j AMI at O'Clock
T. NJ. we VIII sell
4th. The valuable brick tenement on the south
side Of Broad, bttw6en Fifth and Sixth Streets oc-
cupied 10y Mr.. Llnncman.
Pats Ct the property will be shown a. the time of
sale This sale should attract tine attention Of oapi-
taEsts, as the property is mostly well located
TERMS: One-third cash, balance at four and eight
mouths, with interest, and secured by trust deeds
or all cash, at the option Of the purchasers
GRUBBS x WILLIAMS, AuCtioneers,
81 2S Successors to Goddin & Apperson.
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADiES.-lb'
- exercises OF our school will be resumed ga ii
THIRD OF OCTOBER. For terms, &c. Apply T"
the school building, corner OF Grace and t.,''N'0
streets Nj. {. tOhIoN,
se i2-stawtoetls O. A. ERICSSON
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seBdants Of the Cavaliers. They imagine they eie-
vase themselves 70 the dignity Of the English Roy
aiists of '.6 by parrot-iile repetition oil tha'
phrase. But it will not do II is impossible f1r any
creature in the world 10 he 80 lew rs to ~ a feoe'
against them. ANY thing that ever could DC low
enough TO owe allegianee to the Sons o, the fh-
glims could never under any possible provoeatioh'
have the spirit to resist them. That Is not our
case. We never had them for our masters, and
Womb not accept them our slaves.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NUSICAL ACADEMT.-This institu-
Sa non continues TO afford facilities tor obi nEii.
a thorough comprehensive, theoretical ana pruatlt~tl
MUSICAL EDUCATION, Vocal and inatIIiin,I at 4
on the Harp Piano, Guitar, Organ, Singing ana thu
Science Uf Music The uf iIstrl! ton viii be
the same ls near Possiblcl TO that of the koyAL
ACADEMY OF London, CoNSERvhTORIE> of Paris and
Italy. For a more REFINED DEVELOPMENT OF the
different " features i'll the perfection of Artistic
Musical Performance, such as the Light, pltkos,
Imprisoned, Brilliant, Elegant, Graceful, Mourn
ful ind the Majestic, Musical solREEs Will be
given pt different occasions to inspire eluulatiOn
and confidence" III the performer. Particular at
tenon paid TO applicants studying for the profession
and certificate Of merit" given when proficient.
For terms, &c., apply to
Professor DECENIEIS Principal,
OC lit Corner OF First and Grace streets
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T'HIRTY-EIGHT ACRES OF MOST

TNIiIRTY-EIGHT ACRES OF MOST
4 VALUABLE LAND, THREE MILES WEST
OF TIE CITY, ON TIE GROVE ROAD, AT
AUCIION--On FRIDAY, Both of September I'M
med3telY after renting Mr Sp0ts's fiIIn,-say at IL
O'clock \. M,-we Will ell TiIIEIE-ElGiT
ACRES or LAND adjoining thereto, aud forming
nearly square. IT hes in the proposed con;ii!ia-
on OF Grove street, and accessible by The West
ham and Deep Run roads. \ large portion OF it is
heavily wooded in o! and pine OF original growth,
which Will yield about forty cords per acre.
C0nsdern. its proximity to the city, its desirable
situation aud the large quantity wood upon it,
this property Offer good opportunity for invest
ment.
TtRM~ One-tLird cash balance at three ana xix
months, with interest all cash, at the option
Of til. purchaser
GRUbBS & WILLIAMS. AuctioneeTs,
sc % Successors to Guddn * Apperson
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

EOR SALE, desirable COTTAGE
L RESIDENCE, on the corner Of Clay and Thr-
heth streets, Church Hall, fronting on Thrticth
street eightytWo feet six inches and running back
Clay street one hundred and thilty-two feet The
house contains five rooms. Out-houses consist of
Brick Kitchen, with two rooms, Wood and Coal
House, and pump Of good water in the yard. Pos
session given Immediately. For terms, apply to
7. G. BARUS,
On Thirty-second and Clay streets.
p. S.-If not sold IN ten days, VIII be rented.
Sc 22-eod6ts
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RUHAWAYS.

Evenly DOLLARS REWARD -
/ , Ran away from the Third Section Of the James
River and Kanawha Canal, about the middle Of July
last, a bright muatto man, named WILLIAM, lie
has bu~hy head Of hair, smiling countenance
and polite manners; Is about twentyfour years old,
and tye feet ten eleven inches IN height He be-
longs t. the estate OF DIR. J. L. Trent, deceased of
Cumberland, and may have gone TO that county or
to Richmond whore he has relations, or made his
way rs some military station, as he last year in
the service Of General Longstreet aud acquired Il
fondneSs for camp life. He had some military
clothing with him. lie has a rupture, which may
serve more readily to identify hun.
The above r'ward. and reasonable expenses will
be paid fox his delivery at the office Of the James
River aud Kanlwha Company i'll Richmond at the
plantation OF J. Robertson, seven miles below
Lynohhlhg; to the undersigned, any agent of the
Company or half the sum for such information as
may lead to his recovery. a. MICHAELS,
Superintendent Third Section
Sc 27-6t James River and kaDawha Canal.
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ID UNAWAY.-Ran away from the sub

ID UNAWAl Ran away from the sub
4 scribeT Oh the 2ith instant, at Manchester boy
HENRY; about sixteen years Of age five feet high ;
nearly black; slender; long face and THY lips;
right or left side about the size of "a walnut;
has eruption on his skin, resembling musquto bites
When the said boy left he had a soldiers Jacket
ana common cotton shirt, rather hght-coored
pants, old hat and shoes, all of which clothes were
very dirty.
l will give ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS in the
present Confederate currency for the apprehension
and delivery of said BOY IT, Messrs. LEE & BOW
MAN, Richmond, or in any Jail "a can get him.
SAID boy was sold By Messrs. Hin, Dickinson &
Co for james Gray's sons. lie is supposed to be
lurking about Richmond, at Mr.. Maliorys, on the
Mountain road, ten miles above the city, where his
mother lives, or IN Manchester where he has n sister
living with Mr.. Rowlett Winfree.
Sc 27-l2t- JACK HALL.
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t. PosTPoNEMENT.-1hc little farm, Gal,
Grove, of thlTty-thTee acres, the Stoncy Run
r0al, which to have been sold Thursday evening,
Was not offered account Of the calliIi- ont the
military 1t Will be offered i'll f.w days, of which,
due notice viii be given.
ocl GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioueers.
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T)ERSONAII.-l

DERSONAL-A. G. WIkE, of Alexan-
L der county, North Carolina, is suffering from
debility. lie is DESTROYS that Influential gcn-
tlemn from his State should call and him at the
Confederate States Barracks, corner CaIy and Sc
yenth streets. oc f-3tf
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LSARM FOR RENT.-Win be offered

LSARM FOR RENT-Will be offered,
publicly, for rent, Oh the premises. on WE'D
NESDAY, October 9TH ut II O'Clock VI , the desira-
be FARM belonging to the estate of the late b. o.
Akin, oil the Wanna road, eight miles below Rich
mond The improvements are very good and the
situation desirable
Persons wishing 70 rent will be shown the premises
by Captain Kirby, the present tenant, or by DR.. G.
Archer, who resides near.
Whoever rents will have permission to SOW the
usual fall crops, and full possession given on the
2jth Of December next.
TERMS Made known on day of renting.
Sc 2S-eoalt.
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No THE PATRONS OF TIE SOnTU-


ERN FEMALE INSTITUTE The very IA
tisGti desire ON the part OF InJ patrons 10 know
whether on not the tassCs under my immediate
iiistri ton viii be subject Ia the loss OF time which
occurred last session by my absencc with the city
troops, RENDERS 1T proper Tor 10 state that the
Governor and General Comm :ullmg have aUthoTI2td
tho exemption from military duty Of teachers the
city during the session OF their schools On Ihltis-
day last, the condition Of affairs urgent 10
induce those authorizes TO revoke All details tor the
time, and teachers were ordered, very properly, 10
60 with other folks TO the field 1 regrrt to know
that complaint has been made Of tlua absence irpn
our olis5-t rooms when the enemy are SO near to
DIR homes shall not, | trust, tt accused II neg-
ect by pupils patrons toT leaving the pelr,
TAI halls OF science and taking places SIDE 10y
side with the fathers and grandiath5Ia Of the city
iii the trenches. The immediate era Is passed, ear
promise that there shall be- no He.kct Of OF absence
from, my CLASSES. In my absence the ma iufitv of
the rotations shah be heard by competent assist
ants; 50 that there need b absence OF the pupils
from the school u. LEE POW Eli.
uc 1T Principal Southern FeIu.i. Institute,
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PERSONAL.

II ERSONAL.---If the person who has
recently addressed two anonymous letters to
the under ilned-one through the post-oifioe and
the other left at this Signal oiiiceWill grant
it Will be considered a favor.
oc lit J. IL GRESHAM.
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FOR RENT AT AUCTION.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR RENT.
On MONDAY, the Sd Of October next, in
Charlottesville, at ii O'clock i'll front of the court
house, will proceed to tent out the following-de
scIioel property:
LIST. The Central Hotel, for three years from LIST
January next.
I'd. Rock Hill, adjacent TO town, containing about
seventy five acres comfortable dwelling, SC. This
property is rented from LIST October so that wheat
oats, Ne, can be seeded.
Sd. A dwelling In town, containing ten or twelve
rooms with store attached, containing six OF seven
rooms
4th. house adjacent to the railroad office, con-
tanning eight or ten rooms.
18th. A .late-oolored Frame House near the depot
with eight or ten rooms.
9Th. A small House, and new Stable containing
ten or twelve stalls.
ith a irst-rstte Garden of about iii acre
Also, valuable House and Lot of ten acres, Of
hl2hiy-lmproved Land, Iii Warren; and, perhaps,
my Farm, Mill ana Resi- lcnre, near Sc0ttsvill1.
Possession given to ali on the LIST of January ex-
cept the farm Rock Hill, which is at once.
sc G-im O. ". BILLIARD.
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LfRENCU LANGUAGE.
Il NIGHT SCHOOL For aENTIr,tr,

MONSIEUR LOUIS GAgBTN. professo. m,
VIII, on MONDAY, October 81. nr,.n a r IN. b
FRENCH ihh'liiNG
ne elasses Will meet at DR. Litte,. 80
hse.shth Strect, betEeen Bank aud Main H. ''
nights each week, from 6 top 0'rlsck '''' 'i1'y
lfRns: So per month, IN advance
The session will ccntinne six months
Those wishing to enter their names will ,l,,.-,
rect note through the post-oilice. s.. 81 ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a-s7 The Pubic PRAYER MEETINGS,
under the direction Of the Young Mems Christian
Association, will be held :.N cry AFTERNOON
THIS WEEK, at halfpaat four O'Clock, III the Sc
cond Presbyterian Church Or. Hoge'sl.
oC lit
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ERENCH HAIR DRESSING SALOON

II kNU' HVs \.
HAIR CUTTING, CURLING LADIES' HAIR
SIiAMP0OING and HAIR DYEING in the latest
Paris style, BRAIDs, CURI.S, WIGS, ToUPEES.
&C, repaired and made 10 order on short notice and
ON liberal terms The proprietor respectfully calls
the attention of has friends and customers TO the
fact that he has put up private saloon, attached 10
his establishment, exclusively for ladies.
N, B.--Iidies' private entrance by the side door
All work left at this saloon will BIZ warranted to
be made superior to any III the Coniederacy.
oc 3-6ts
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.
E7HE VALUABLE FARM KNOWN

FENHE VALUABLE FARM KNOWN
AS WOOpIAWN,'' WITH ONE HUN
DRIED AND SEVENTY ACRES OF LAND, ON
THE WE3rIIAM ROAD, THREE MILES WEST
OF RICHMOND, FOR RENT; AND SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
HORSES, MULES, COWS, FARMING UTEN-
Sis, &c, AT AUCTION.-By request of the
executor of James q. SPOTS, deceased, We
will rent at public auction, upon the pre-
misses, for fifteen months-irom lst October, 1864,
TENDER, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, the valuable and beau
tifl Farm lately occupied by Mrs Spots, situated
as above stated, within the outer line of fortca-
tons, and accessible by the Grove and Westham
roads About one hundred and fifty acres are
cleared and adapted to the usual crops ana vegeta-
btGg. II has also variety Of fruits, &C. The dwell
ling is Of brick, with five rooms, besides basement,
halls and closets; there also two outer buildings,
with four rooms each, large barn, corn-cIih, sta
BILE, &c.
The dwelling Is situated IN fine grove, with an
abundance Of GOOD water; and the ncighborhood is
every respect desirable being free from depIela-
ticns by the soldier
Any one III search OF a really pleasant home with
good land attached, could not DO better than attend
the day above named. Possession will he given
at
Immediately after renting the Farm, we will sell
the Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting
II the uSual variety; two Horses, two Mules, four
Cows, Carts, Wagons, and Farming Utensils oil
every kind. Also, good Family Carriage, &c.
TFRNs: Reutplylble quarterly, i'll advance For
the personal property, cash
Sc y GRUBBS x WILLIAMS, Auctioneafs.
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lust RECEIVED AT j. MEYERS
u DRY GoOns STORE, No. Us BROAD
STREET, ONE DOOR FROM THE coRNEh Of
SIXTH, an assortment Of Red, Hue and white
Flannel, Of I'll grades; and variety Of Chldrsns
Thread, Gun Caps Playing Cards, Round Combs.
Dressing Combs, Pocket Cosnbs, Claxk's bla0 dlaos
spool Cotton. Elastic enspenders. hlncstose, fIe-
scave Jars, and the usual assortment found " wsls
appointed dry goods and fancy story. - R-W'
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MT SS LUCY KINGS SCHOOL FOR
i" YOUNG LADIES.-Mlss KING will resume
the duties of her SCHOOL on the first MONDAY in
October. For further particulars, apply to Miss l..
KING, second door from the corner of Broad and
Mayo streets. seS-lm