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an1HToN sAEEs-Tr,is Day.
By Cook q Laughton, Agsfto 2
corner Franklin and GoyernorHfTeets.

BY Cook & Laughton, Aaettoneers,
corner Franklin and Goyernorsfreets'
GENERAL ASSORTMENT QE HAND1r
VI SOME HOUSEHOLD 4FuRhlTllEEI ~. n ~,
DAY ut 10 Clock ~ Ell
ut our auction-roorng IN assortment 0frvsssasf7
M3hesa sSHsS?s''a aSd p wAIsUf
MARgLEeTop wAsHsTAEDs,, ~
Few city-made PORTABLE WARDROBEs,1
MAHOGANY PARLOR CHAIRS ana HUM
ERS, r,,s
CANE and WOOD CHAIRS and ROCKERS,
WALNUT EXTENSION DIHTNG-TABL
Handsome MAHOGANY JENNY LIND BED
STEADS, " sr.a
HAIR and shUCK MATTRESSES,
Sets OF BOLSTEHS and PILLOWS.
Superior OILED WALNUT SOFA LOUNGE
covered with green reps;
GRANITE TOILET SETS,
BRUSSELS CARPETS,
FLOOR OILCLOTH,
MAHOGANY DINING-TARLES,
ENCLO aED WASHSTANDS,
COOKING-sTOVES,"
N' - 80 COOK Il LAUGHTON,
auso Auctioneers.
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BY Lyme Il Brother,
AuctioneeIs and Real Estate Agents,
1889 Main street.

cMALL FRAME STORE, FIXTURES,
y &C., CORNER FOURTH AND CANAL
STREMTS-Will be sold at public auction, on tne
premises, on THURSDAY. the 9th day OF septem
per 1870 at 81 O'Clock z. 81. This Is q most ex.
cellent stand for retail grocery The ground-ren
and lease Of the dwelling TO which 1t Is attaGneo,
with terms &C., Will be made known At me hour
Of sale LYME & BROTHER,
an 30 Auctioneers.
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mACan,a:c.


II A. DAYTON, sR IN RAIL-
AZ. WAY. nutAiS' aud ENGI-
NtEt-'S sutfLieS' E.t betw cen Main
ana tarX, ntchlhonu, s-En gipcs, Saw
Miiis. NH. Gea1iIigS;u Nv ater-W heels,
Mlli'tones; Po. LINZ NJ sning- achines.
and Wood MorklnR w OF all kinds;
Shaftiug, Hangers, fMpa,t,ng Lace
Leather, Saws, aud EAanchns7 Twist
Drills, Wool-Carcing MA and flo,h ng,
Steam Guages, saw Gum51 On and Water-
Pipe Fixtures, Packing. N,atsl pick and
Tool n andes, etc.
II you want n portable 30 ,,re send ia -
descripige pamphlet or AZ eSam,ue tile
"aMES," the hest enginew
have general assorTA second hanGs
Engines and Boilers, SawsA,iirtones. ana
Gearlnss. Plani?g Machihs gther Wood,
fWorking n Miselh,,,oetyy; ~ ialeys' anu
seCoEd-haud Machinery steam- Go,'eis
bought, sold, and exchanged.H au a--3m
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F5,AVERN. STOREHOUSE, &C., AT
I CHAELES CITY COURTHOUSE, FOR
RENT AT AUCTION,-I VIII rent at public auc-
ton ON THURSDAY the 18th September, 1870, ut
II O'Clock NJ, the TAVERN BUILDING located
as above, containing nine rooms, together with
the store, stables, &C., attached thereto. There
are fifteen acres of land belonging to the pro-
perry Possession will be given on the trst day Of
January next b. A. NANCE.
au21 d&Swlw
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BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
Office No. s2l Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRACT OF
L LAND IN HENRICO COUNTY AT AUG
TOMAS substituted trustee in a deed of trust
from William ID. Toler ana wife 10 james g:
johnson, dated December H. 1860, and Of record
in the clerks Office of the county court OF H+n-
rico, being required so to 60 by one Of the bene
fciaries therein, I shall ON MONDAY the sth d.y
of September, 1870, that being court-day,) at
O'Clock P. Nj, proceed 20 sell In front CT the
courthouse of said county, tho real estate con"
xeyed IN the said deed, described as TWO
rico county, Of which Thomas Fitzwllscn died
seized aud possessed. This tract Of land Is aitu-
ated ut the Junction of the New Bridge and Nine
Mile roads. six miles from the city Of Richmond,
formerly known as "Freeman's Old TAVERN
and is assessed upon the commissioners books rs
GNE HUNDRED AND FORTY-FGUR ACRES
TERMS: One-third cash; balance In equal tn
stslments at four and eight months. with Interest
properly secured. A. R'COURTSEY,
Trustee,
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auc-
tinneer. su24
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-.,, r7STrow sAIEs-ruture nays.
BY Lyme Il Brothers !!
Auct.uneers and Real Estate Ia gents, !,

BY Lyme d Drothersa1 sssss-T
Auctsuneers and Real Estate "a gents, +
: e. fb5s No. 1850 Mainsfreet.
xrALTJlBfE sTWOSTORY BRICK
~ fiT GLLINGs ON THE WEST SIDE DIE
atFrfStf3 BETWEEN BAKEH IND CHARITY
gTYE 81, FOR SALE AT AUCIION:-WiliiII,p5 o.
soId m nnbtc auction. on the premises, on tH l.
IA thsoiI day OF September, 1870. at 81 9,cIock
p. M.:;fiiat very desirable TWO,5TOk1 Bsl .sa,
DWELLING located as descri5ed a an M gtettar
Containing four rooms; Kitchen, meaIhouse,
stable, &C.; In good repair. eaoo.,s :. loot
thjrtv.sour feet running back depth OF about
one hundred and twenty-sfx feet.
TERMS One-third cash balance IN SIX sWe rse,
and eighleen months for negotiable notes, interest
aou'u' 'e'ui'OO - LYME 6 BROTHER.
auao AuctioneeTs.
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By Edward B. Newburn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
No, Ioig Main street.

THAT NEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE
L mo. 1I12) AND THE STORhHOUSE AID
SITUATED ON THE WEST SIDE OF
ST. STEPHENS BETWEEN FEDERAL AND
COUTTS STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
At the request Of the administrator of Mrs. Sarah
r. Biggan, deceased, shall proceed to sell ut pub
lie auction, on TUESDAY, both August, 1870 at 5
O, clock p. NJ, that VERY NEAT COTTAGE
RESIDENCE situated as above, containing four
rooms with porch In front-lot about 81 by 81
feet. The STOREHOUSE adJoins The residence,
and has two rooms lot about 10 by 81 feet.
TERMS One-fourth cash: balance at q, s, and
u months for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by trust deed. Taxes and Insurance for
1870 to be paid by the purchaser.
The above property was sold on the 18th instant
to Ahram Hall and John Cooley, and they having
failed to comply with the terms Of sale, 1t will now
be sold at their cost and risk.
E. B. NEWBURN,
au 26 Real Estate Agent and uctioneer.
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ByA. Q. Pulliam, Auctioneer,
southwest corner Main and Fourteenth streets.

ok MOST BEAUTIFUL AND DESI-
- RABLE BUILDING LOTS ON DECATUR
AsR TENTH mt BLAK6ERLIsYi SHRGE 4 SaS
CHESTER, AT AUCTION.-Bv request of Dir: .
Henry q. Jenks executor, with the will annexed
of A. A. jerks, deceased, will sell at public auc-
of August, 1870 at a O'Clock P. M, those SIX
ADMIRABLY LOCATED LOTS situated and
numbered as follows-viz., 4, 6, and 2, have
catur street. and run back SO feet inches, nearly
opposite the residence Of Mrs. Mary F.. Hobbs: 8
and front together 80 feet Inches on the east sde
of Tenth (Bakely) street. and run back lsa feet to
the Methodist church property. tThese lots EN-
brace The whole Of towa lots No. 1877 and portion
of No, 1Il), -
TERMS One-half cash; balance at 3 and 9
months in negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by deed Of trust.
-. ..0 A. C. PULLIAM,
an On Auctioneer.
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One of the best things in his book is a
serio-comic conversation when Artemus
puzzled a female teacher in steamboat
cabin. We quote:
"Pardon me, Madame, but do you think
that glorious sunlight in Greece is constitu-
tonal-that is to say, if early be the dream
of youth when they are so-and you know,
/ presume, that George Washington when
Young never told le-that is, Greece
in the blue skies 1 mean. You understand
me, of course"
"Do understand you to say that George
Washington went to Greece in his youth! ?"
she asked. "I scarcely think that l per-
fectly understand you"
81 was about to remark" said he, "that
80 far rs Greece was concerned he was more
So"
"More so of what!" replied the lady,
still more perpleXed.
More SO with regard to it viewed mo-
rally. Because the Kgean isa sea-a blue
sea, which might, ii not under those cir
cumstances-n parallel instances-yery
truthfully though but before breakfast
always before the morning meal. You
agree with me, hope"
And Artemus smiled, and bowed politely.
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NTOTICE.-THEBOoKs OF sUBsCRIP-
IN TON 20 the capital stock OF the Richmond
and I.ynchburg Railroad Company tstraight shoot
VIII be opened under the super vision OF commits
sioners appointed for that purpose, On and after
INC DIN day OF September, 1870. IT the following
IAN Haa y: tsaacs Co. Lynchburg at the ONCE OF
=. SroSn ESQ.,. at the houses OF the
oerlanq Buekine ham, and Appomnftox. Also,
at me ONCE OF Colonel William b. Wocldridee.
Coalfeld, Chesterfield county, and at The TnssvJ,
Hall In the town OF chester. = = ','S ~"
WILLIAM r. BURWELL. -
Gu 2-tSep5 ''''1' - y
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MACHINE SIX
SLOAT &. AIElpN,
MhCHIN1g c,yv
WORKS AND OFFICE: jap ls2 ,sn SN"
STREET. BETWEEN Eau NTH AND
FIFTEENTH &rs.
RIG HMOND, EaSlA'

ALL KINDS OF NEWEN Mt-t;E n FE r.
PAIRING 3TEAM-ENG @1d bQiLhES all ~
city, and country; TOH6 W WON FL n ~
TE&ING-MILLS made En4aired LII ~ ~ n.
HANCOCh'S SUPERIOESNE R Nd In
FORM aad all other kindEoh rs EEL ia M,, q;
ED and ADJbsTED, 4 5 Hs l@SIG IN co.
VERNON, SELDEN's EAST slEA SiE III
CINE PACKING, Ut!cS spanysa 9 bv rs Tor
GAUGES. These gaugaaartrrantu " W. Keep
one year, and we sell thenlAt prices; III
n sAk kiRa Tor Of hhAss WI oH such i
cocks, oil and tallo~-ceE Osi.,.,c eaSSiIiS-
ShAFrlNG, SELF-FE 4Dfs, sn isNyA .SgS,
TIES, WATER-GAUGGSiL GENERAL as
BOILER -FLUE CL&ANE, anu i; an run
sortment OF such articl-Sase ussN v
ming steam-engincs anu s6w MS. nrSGTOE,
.o,s sLo find lsg4 Cary strict:
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE ON THE EAST SIDE OF
SEVENTEEN NTH STREET BETWEEN MAIN
AND FRANKLIN STREETS.-By virtue Of
deed Of trust executed by Isaac Jacobs and wife
On the second day OF October 1888, TO the trustees
Of the German Building Association, No. 2, and
by direction Of the Board of directors Of said
Association We the UNDERSIGNED, as trustees OF
said Association shall on TUESDAY the 9th day
Of September, 1870 expose to sale at public auc-
ton on the premises, at half past O. CLOCK I. ~.
the real estate conveyed by said deed and therelH
fully described. as follows All that REAE-i&-SSa
TATE. wth.a BRICK TENEMENT thereon, on
the east line of Seventeenth street between NJ ain
and Franklin streets. ubect to perpetual ground
rent OF ninety bushels merchantable wheat, TO be
delivered on the 1st day of January annually.
TERMS Cash sufficient to defray the costs of
to said Association the fines, charges dues 1nte-
rest, and principal, now due, or to become due,
under the provisions Of said trust deed, and The
residue, If any, on such credit and to he secured
in such manner as shall be prescribed by said
Isaac Jacobs his assigns at The time OF SALE and
in case of his their failure to give such dlrec-
ton on such credit and to be secured in such man
rer as the undersigned at the time Of said sale
shall direct. n. METZGER,
L. LOHEMAN, Trustees.
au26 AUG ST JACOB.)
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OFFICE BOARD OF EDuCATIoN,}
RICHMOND, VA, Augu.t Is. 1870.
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION WILL
Il receive PROPOSALS for furnishing ONE
CITE COAL best quality white or red ash. stove
and egg sizes; for The public schools In this city
for the ensuing winter.
They also solicit proposals for seasoned PINE
WOOD, sawed and split, suitable for kiudling
purposes.
The coal and wood to be delivered at such ti,nes
and places as the Superintendent Of Schools may
direct
Applications received until SEPTEMBER 1sT.
ADDRESS, j. 81. BINFORD,
Superintendent Of Schools and
an la-tScl Secretary Of Board Of Education.
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CUMAC WANTED.-We pay the highest
= mIrket price in Cash for SUM &C, delivered
eith- At our tannery in Manchester. at railroad
depo,s in Richmond. or at store NO: az Maln
strect Richmond The leaves must be OF green
color. we'll dried. and f zee from berries, STICKS
snd sand. fjy 4-d&swsml HULsT 4 KIM.
VIZ TED, ladies to send in their
w "DYEIkG" for fall early, SO as to get
the m I'm good time .,,o1vr., l., ANA
RIGA are those on Staten Island. The office and
arnrc, is at KINGS, 1870 Main street. between
sventh and Eighth streets, Richmond, va.
an" naI sn eo'qs re'"''e' ''' +. KING, SIR.
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METROPOLITAN TORKS,
CORNER SEVENTH AN CANALsrhEAfN

STATIONARY and R&TABhE
BA Az q 6siSr, i and siBsYeE AIsj ,seN
BOILERS, FDR6INGsS CASl!SGSc
OF BRASS; MIL 6lAEtSSo, Ssr,ous s,L.s
Engines and SAWsNlLLs OIL '"l''
always on hand. LIDO, .o,o-nis.
zion or exchanged iSgney: AZ VIZ
promptly and satiafsctSFily DONE
send FOR descv w5YYLIJ{T 4. TANNFR h CO
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BY Cook q Laughton, Auctioneers,
cnrner of Governor and Franklin streets.

HOUSEHOLD URNITURE AT
III AUOTION.-On THURSDAY, lst septem-
ber at 10 o. clock. we will sell, at No. 1887 Main
street. over l.. OtteDheimer's store, o general as
sortment of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE, which has been in use bnt short
time. COOK & LAUGHTON,
an 40 Anctionesrg.
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EOR RENT, that most desirable Es
L STORE No. els, including basement on al
ST. eets and extending to Capital street, recently
occupied by Messrs. Cardozo, Alsop & Fourqurean
as dry goods house, for which 1t is admirably
adapted. Possession September LIST. Apply to
au l7-cw j. L. AtPERSON, Agent.
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STOVES AND I.iNWARE.

DREPARE FOR WINTER.-This Is the
< season to have your FURNACES FIRE
PLACE HEATERS, and other STOVES repair
ed, cleaned, aud made ready for cold weather,
MfOlUSTGAsTLE, Gao Broad street, is preparsI %
receive your ordars and execute them practically,
re sonably, and promptly. sT0VE CASTINGS,
LININGS &C., always on band. - an "A
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OFFICE BOARD OF EDUcAIgIIooN'}

- OFFICE BOARD OF EDTcA Ton
TIME BOARD OF EDUCATION WILL
receive applications for apgointmIeS1t as as
TEACHERS IN THE PUBLIC SCHooLs nnth
NJ Male lie and female teachers OF experience and
The Board desires, as far as practicable, 20 Sc,
cure competent eolored teachers ior the c''o'e"
schools. ;. ,,,u,,o 20
teach either color, and forward TESTIMONIALS OF
InaIIacatIons and experience In teaching. Ad-
ddraes j. Fl. BIHFORD,
supp Dnard - au l8-tAu30
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BY Wellington Goddfn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

II ARGE BRICK DWELLING AND
4 STORE AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF CHARITY AND SECOND STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-At the request Of the
Gwner. shall sell at auction, on the premises on
WEDNESDAY the 3lst August 1870, at O'Clock
P. NJ, that very excellent BRICK STORE and
DWELLING located as above, now in the occu-
pancy OF Mr.. Diamond.
TERMS One-third cash; balance at four,
eight, and twelve months for negotiable notes, in
terest added, secured by trust deed.
au27 w. GODDlN, Auctioneer.
uIGH CONsTABLE'S sALE.-I will
Il sell at II O'Clock NJ, WEDNESDAY, August
81 1870 on the premises No. 1911 east Cary street,
The LARGE FRAME BUILDINGS AND SHEDS
formerly occupied by B. Wardwell as an ice
house and coal yard.
ALSO,
GRAIN and ICE-BOXES,
IRON SAFE,
SCALES,
ICE-WAGONS,
COAL-CARTS,
One BUGGY and HARNESS.,
STOVE,
DESKS,
TABLES,
CEMENT,
PLASTER,
About 80, coo LATHs, &C., &C.,
to satisfy distress warrant In my hands in favor OF
Emily A. Rutherford u.s. b. Wardwel.
The KEY and UNEXPIRED LEASE Of the
said Wardwell will te offered first:
au 27~td High Constable city OF Richmond.
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LOST AND FOUND.


" EIS LOST-FlVE DOLLARS RE-
~ ~AtD.-A bunch of KEYS, iucludiug
three conductor Keys, stamped '.R, ID. R.,R, ),
we're lost last Suncay morning. A reward OF i've
dollars will be PAID II LETT at this office. au 80 -lts
ATOTICE.-There came to my house, ygs.-s
IN Mulberry HILL In Hanover coun.y, s
Souyseen miles from Richmond on or about lht
18TH Of July, 8 DARK BRINnl.E COW. The
rwn4r Will come forward, prove property pa
charges, and take her away, or she VII pc dsrl'
with 4. cordtng TO laR Il. d. AL L
HANOVER COUNTY, VA.s August ~ 1870.
81 sG-Hh
ssTOLEN OR LOST, Oh the asd August
- at the High Coustable's sale, my ACCOUNT
BOOK, containing bills aud money. II the pa.
pers are returned no questions asked.
au 20-2t z. II. SUThERLAND.
@aE REWARD.-Stolen from my G.
90 home on the Isl Of AUGUST one EIA
L0UBLE BOTTOM: haRD pal, Pc EI go 4
GONDs FULL GoLU MAGIC "
YER WATCH. 81; !. TOBIAS Il Go. no. kers, Ii
wasS :oi Sss for is recovery If left at 4. e $.
Wortliam q Cos. corner Gary and Fifseenth
streets. sTs 0EOhuh - wal En-
Arr zS--Sfk @E
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au s0-MSw

r AW SCHOOL.
The Law Department of Richmond College has
been organized. and the sehaol " De opeheo Oh
J. l.. NJ. CURRY, III. D.; Hon. j AhES y
HALYBURTON and WILLIAM GREEN
Circulars NAV bs had and further information
obtained upon apple zion by tier or otherwise
to B. PURYEAR, Esq. chairman OF the Facuity
or to either Of the La Professors hlchinoha.
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TOR RENT, to a small family, a.
Il THREE ROOMS, KITCHEN, coal and All
WOOU-HOUSE. Price, Sis per month. 2o4 Maj
shall street, near Second. an 5o-stN
NOR RENT, one of those new and O.
II handsome COTTAGE RESIDENCES Ill
corner Twenty and Leigh streets, cont aim
log fonr rooms. kitchen, SC, built In the most
m0dern style. To small family the rent Will De
, A..
FOR kENT neat suit OF ROOMS over the
store of L. Brown, on Marshall between Firm ana
Sixth streets, admirably suited for small FAMILY.
Apply to ,oon1rup
an 3O-3t LIZ r IL bhO1 uch.
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The impression being prevalent that the above
mentioned property IS IN dispute and will not be
sold, We would state that any dispute that may
have existed has been amlcably settled, and that
the property will be sold as advertised.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
au 30 Auctioneers,
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BY Richardson u Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lll3 Main street.

No. lll3 MAIN street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK
4 DWELLING AND LOT ON CHURCH
HILL, IN TRE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT
AUCTION.-By virtue OF two deeds of trust-the
first dated April Esd, 1s45. from James b. Smith
to Micajah Bates, trustee, now deceased, In whose
place William Folkes has bseu duly substituted;
and the second from said Smith and wife to James
A. Goddin trustee, dated July 5ih, 1847 both duly
recorded In the clerks Office of Henrlco county
court, and being thereto required by the benef-
ciary therein-we shall proceed to sell. on the
premises, at public auction, on TUESDAY the
30th August, 1870, at O'Clock z. NJ, If fair. if
not on the next fair day thereafter the real estate
convey ed in said deeds, consisting of a LOT OF
LAND on the southeast corner Of Marshall and
and Twenty-second streets, in the city Of Rich
mond. fronting on Marshall street. So feet
and running back $50 feet to an alley, with
q BRICK DWELLING thereon, containing
six or seven rooms; and other improve
ments: ali in good order. The land can be
divided into lots and will be sold as whole or In
lots, 10 suit purchasers. The buildings front on
Twenty second street.
TERMS: One-third of the purchase money In
cash the balance on a credit of four, eight and
twelve months respectively, In equal instruments,
with Interest added from day of sale: the pur-
chaser giving his notes for the deferred payments
and securing the same by trust deed.
WILLIAM FOLKES, substituted trustee,
JAMES A. GODDlS, Trustee.
au 1-2tawt20A&tdtd
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ ROAD.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,


Proposals will be received until 10 III. 2lst Sep
September in Richmond. Va, for the copstruc-
ton OF about two thousand linear feet of
"HOWE TRUSSn BRIDGING In spans ranging
from so to $50 feet the line of the Che sapeake
and Ohio Railroad between the fails of hana"ha
and the Ohio river.
Bids will be received for 81, or part of the above
Specifications may be had on application TO w.
A. KUPER, principal assistant engineer,
Also, at the same times and places, for the
GRADUATION, &C.. OF O. section on New riyer,
about thirty-fve miles above Its mouth, including
q TUN MEL ], 800 feet in length.
The right to reject any or all proposals ID re-
served. H, D, WHITCOMB,
au 27-tSe26 Chief Engineer.
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EOn TOBACCOHISTs.

rE,O rOBACCONIsTS.-We are prepared
Il 70 make I'm the best manner AZ sizes o. o.
sfNKEEa PLATES, etc., at short notice and on
Reasonable terms. We should be pleased 70 hsVe
. eau ifola az - N cCiHiARLEs T. PALMER,
1yu 1870 Main street
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OFFICE BOARD OF EDucATIoN,}
RICHMOND, VA, August II, 1870.
r,HE BOARD OF EDUCATION desire
70 RENT ROOMS or BUILDINGS suitable
far school purposes. Apple atoms IN WRITING.
stating size Of rooms r9 Ran s Gsd T1 ro M
''ii'0 " ALFRED MOSES.
Chairman Committee on Buildings,
aus fSaI 1922 east Broad sire ct.
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$3.50. AolssEY. $3.50.
s2S caIh balance iIacayments OF sl::s9
until paid for. Locary desirable and
improving par OF ID Z near the street
railway. FOR map aIE rs apply TO
EEWBURN,
keal Estaus d Auctioneer,
jp4 a0lG Slain street.
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OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER,l
RICHMOND, VA, August q, 1870.
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will Go re-
~ ceived at this Office until WEDNESDAY,, 3lst
instant at IL NJ, to furnish the city mules and
horses with FEED, PROVENDER, &C., for the
term Of three months from September !, 1870.
The committee reserve the right TO reject any
or all bids offered.
at this office, CHARLES ID. ia M hOCh,
an 27-td City Engineer.
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81. BELLEVUE, July L. 1870.
Mr.. JAMES B. BAKER was employed for Three
wears as teacher i'm Bellevue High School II
affords us much pleasure TO bear emphatic testi.
mony to his merits as gentleman endteacher.
his amiable and courteous department has won for
'''''' JAMES P. HoLCOMBE, Principal;
-s WILLIAM H. PLEASANTS, :
~ 8-eodeW Associate principal.
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NOR RENT OR LEASE, the FARM
F on James river opposite TO Lynchburg, In the
'Richard G. Morriss. It has a fine BRICK HOUSE,
stables, barns, &c. "a fine orchard about 600
acres cleared land. This Is one OF the most de-
sirable farms on James river, near enough to
Lynchburg to SILL any thing raised upon the farm.
1t can be divided into two or more farms. Fur
ther particulars, address Richmond, Ea.,
au 3O-lt* CHARLES y. M':RRiSS.
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Il -'D 0 Richmond, VA.

MOUNT LAUREL SCHOOL,
lYl HALIFAX COUNTY, VA.
REV. JOHN II. CLARK, Rector and p incipal;
ROBERT B. WINSTON, Associate Principal: -
SESSION FROM FIRST OCTOBER TO
FIRST JULY.
This school ia situated at MOUNT LAUREL. q
pleasant aud very Intelligent village in healthy
country, four miles from Glover station, Rlch,
mond and Dapvill railroad and combining al
the advantages of society both in country apd
village life. u,,,,,
courses, and in French will be careful and tho
rough. The discipline, while strict and watchtul,
win vet be parental and the influences In the
school and is surroundings will be Christian and
q regular tendance at church every Sunday along
with teachers and other friends will be part OF
the course.
Bo ard in good families in the village, besides the
rector's, and Immediately under his sIperintend.
anne Gan be had for $3.50 per session. Including all
charges Tuition so Board and tuition 1aE P Es
ruary. For circulars and any Information apply
IN - REV. JOHN T. CLARK,
Mount Laurel, Halifax county, va.