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WEDNESDAY MORN I NO. SEPTEMBER W* MM.
Mutual Preag a\aaoeiatt«Bh.
J mi- W litmin, (of Om* IHiuxHeh.) President
A. M. BaICW, (of the Sentinel,) Vat*.Pn-sldent.
N*viii>iri. Tvi-isa, (of the Enqmrer,) Recording
P li'gibso*, Ocneral A«*ent and Corresponding
WL F"Waikcs. tat tba Kr*mi»*r.) Transuwr.
R M Sunn of fh<* *mtinel; W. B. Au.n.Rr, of
the 'Enquire, , 'j-m** M. Daana, ol the Examiner,
•lid liar* ACcwuiiun, of the DispnUh, On.s-j
tor -*bo. with Uie above offi.vrs -Init have char-re I
tat the ef the Aaawtnttea.
To- pi-.].-1. tor of any newspaper in the 1 ~uf. d.*
mey 111 if te .1 ni' triber ol tin* AsKoriHfion by txut
' itii.'iitisirf five dollar* per mouth in advance to the
1,, 1 try, hi. 1 i,,i«i iiiins' lo the Oeaeral Agent all
itc.-,'-: sat ne**-* freaa In- loeabtv.
Am Breath* nny withdraw lrom the A**o<iati"n
by i-tvmv .mi- month's notice lo the Pi'-ident, und
).i\.nk-I.| all din*.
lii .. t,.,, ,1 A-.-nt. it th«- asat of Oov.-niment.
wilt •i-r*.=ti4tt> all ■eaabeeaei tbe Association, Ac
.. .'. !• I.y til -yi-U'le, all ilnp..rt*ilt li. ws lit-in tins
}t|i,., t..-.-liter with synopses of inten-stiiiK <'■"-"
pr, ■ loii'.l i-rit-*.ashn.-- .
Tb. areas at eaeb .aty or t.-wu will arraage 1-1 m
owa asency aad p»v rdftnatge* for bwaaeafaaeaj
in, - i,',-*t (• ttraaanaa,
A tot.tcmpor.ll v n•«■•■-' <•"' inefßciency of ctt
...v tlrv to tb* * 111 -- 1 ** '••«' *"■•■-><■'■ ***** «''
hot -* Tl.. r, 1- mv. 1, in tb it suptrcstton. no desibt,
..-:!..,, 1- sd-o m it.i.t mams by us |ietßflla*Y«a
lit ..u.boiily of Colonel » heller, vir : that our mt n
ar. i,,,t tae*gM the ii*c at the sabre, mat art n.-t BB*
.-lii e4 to Like udvtir.ts.t-e of their supciior l.oi-t
--1.1., -hip Ly tbe .baia.i.r i.rtbiir dull. We i-c-
I:., u.Ui tb> dap when horses of hiplt*bloo-l were
ooi.iii.oii all over Virginia and the South, and wh«-n
th. baaat l.m MM .Itemed the noble-t or ..ll sports
It, 11,1 o now There aw f. w bbreded heeeaa to
be Men, ..ud teaaag haa.been Beeaaeawed an nbean
iiiii.ii m itea - wfieie it waa Mont to stand alga M
fivoi. I'he Yankee vulgarises fvi rythir.g he
touches). The horse has become, in their hand-, h
wen baaat -f burden, like the donkey or the . Mara,
and trotting rates have been sub-.Ututed for the
KCnutne -ports of the turf. We have not been sb,w
to imitate, and the MMBCfmaee has been that Mead
horses lime becuuic a nirity throii-thout the South
Iv the days of the old n-volution, horses of
1 !•.. ..I wen- inn. h more common thau they have ever
been since. Everybody seems to have owned a
blooded horse. When Cornwalhs passed through
tho-*: portions of the State that he between the Tide
water region and the county of Albemarle, Tailton
and Siincoe (especially the former) swept the stable*
and pastuies. So successful was Tarlton, especially
111 his s-cveral raids upon the fanners and planters,
thsit a contemporary writer aaya his, whole command
cv.i- mounted upon race horses. Of these, no doubt,
he iiii'-nrt.-l many from England, but many mure
he got fn.m the stable* of Virgiuia gentlemen. The
Meed upon which be himself was mounted was tlie
most famous racer of the day. He was culled
.•BU.k-and-ull-Bbitk,''stnd Klonpsl to ■ geiitle
iiihi. whose name we do not recollect, by whom
he h.ul been bred. This gentleman came to Yoik U,
reclaim his horse after the sum'iider, and in id--
Tarlton ,ii.-ni,.uiit in the street on his way to dim
with the Comte de Rochombetiu. Yet, though the*
British cavalier plundered the farmers so severely,
he left behind a large number of horses of hiuh
breed .md performance. When Lafayette was fol
lowing Coruwallis upon his track from Albemarle
to Jamestown, he called upon the young men
of the country to raise a body of horse for service
iv connection with his force. They obeyed with
gn>at alacrity, and came forth in large numbers,
mined, equipped, end mounted upon splendid
chargers. What their numbers were, we do not
know Uiat we ever heard; or if we cuer heard, we
do not now recollect. They were as many, hew
ever, H-i wen- wanted, and they n-nelered good ser
vice in protecting the country from piUagers. lv
the siuthwislein portion of Virginia, a powerful
loly of mounted infantry, under the command of
Colonel Campbell, about eight months before these
opeiatious at Lafayette, Mt their home:; to uiiiie
with other horsemen from North and" South Cam
bria iv an stttaik upon the British partizan Fergu
son, who, with a body of tories and Engli-li, wa:
spre:iding havoc and ruin throughout the western
portions ot North Carolina. These men were all
mounted on i-plendid horses, capable ef the greatest
fatigue and enduraru**. In selecting the men to
attack Ferguson at Kinst's Mount tin, every ntun
from Virginia, on this very account, and for the
further rise on that they Wen' all mounbtineers, and
ns such, in those* days, ol course good shots, wu s
chosen for that duty. It thus seems th.it th" breed
of fine horses was not conbned to the Tide-water and
Piedmont regions of Virginia, but was tmite aa much
cultivated in the Vsillt y.
We l.ope, with our contemporary, that with the
return of js-H.-e, and the establishment of indepen
• dence, the Confederate Government will find time to
pay some atteutioit to these matters. - We must al
ways stand in the uttilude of ■ people that may be
summoned to anil* nt any moment The 01.l days
ol pertect secunty, exi-fing only so long as we Were
all under one government, 888 passed and gone foi
ever,. We shsiil alway-. tiave in our front a powerful,
aggicsc-ivc neighbor—a neighbor Wfheaa grasping ava
rice and prurient ambition will never -ailfer us to lay
aside our armor entirely. In peace we must be eter
nally pn-pui'iug for war ; and this in one branch of
preparation. The States, no doubt, will do much i
but individual enterprise, under the influence of a
reviving passion for sport*, of the held and Uie turf
•Will do much more. We have no doubt that the
South will onec more become the favorite home of
the high-blood.'d horse. But it Will nsiutix- time
and care to rcsrtore it to its pn-cminence.
We received Jhe following communication yester
day, ami we invite to it the earnest atb-ntinn of eP
whom it may concern. It concerns, in fact, every
body in the Confederacy; but, more particularly, it
contents members of Congress. It seems that we
are now without any " cavalry " Because Congress
has not, up to this time, ramie any appropriation for
instructing the officers and men in the sword exer
cise. Let lis hope that this defect will be supplied
at as early v day as possible, and that steps Is- taken
to instruct our officers, and through them our men-
It is possible, we presume, to make our horsemen
allien it bto discipline, a-, well ics our infantry Un
less it be dolie, We do Hot .see Ihttt tlu- War UlitV Hot
linger on for a century. Had General Lee hud a
body ol Un thousand dis.i tpliu.d cavalry to throw
upon Aid 1.11.m itl let the 1 1. ul at c old 11.ir l.oi and
Gain.-.,' nuti, the Ytuikec force that fought that bat
tle must have been utterly de«troy<*t. tslo, after the
first-battle of Manassas, aud the second, and 1 'ban
telloi - villi-, and the Wilderness. Military writers
in England aud Fi-ance are constantly expres-ang
their -uij'iis.- that our victories have never been
more ut 1 i-ivc. It lne beeu because We have had no
t avail yto complete a rout. It is di-graceful to Us
that such ti state of things hhould continue. Let
Congress take steps to put an cud to it. Tbe want
of an efficient body of cavalry baa enhanced the
slaughter of this war beyond alt conception, inas
much -as it has beeu the cause of all the indecisive
battles we have fought—battles in which we beat the
enemy, but cannot pursue our victory. Let the offi
cers be dulled first; and then the men—let oil in
efficient officers be made to walk the plank let the
whole orginuatsuu be overhauled—snd let us have
aoiae cavalry that can pretend to something like dis
cipline.
" lb tht Editor Of the kuhmund Dispatch :
*' You ask tn your leader of to-day,—Tuesday,
September 27tb,—the cause at our cavalry's defeat
in the \ alley, and then you «--#«<; the question
correctly. «
- "The Oontede-nwy has horsemen, but no swords
men. (There are a plenty of good swordsmen from
tbe ' Scotch Oreys* in our service note—one a colo
nel of infantry, who left the cavalry in disgust tt
" The great cause of the cavalry's failure, from
what I have gathered from ihtglishmen in the Con
federate army, ia their want of discipline tuid indif
ference to drill.
" When the war broke out thia defect was pointed
out to General Lee, aud tbe Geaeral add the writer,
at tbe uuarh'riaaater-a office, one Sunday morning,
that ' Congress had made no appropriation to pay a
drill instrwetor ;' and, tin reruns, the men were -* nt
into the service just as they were, undrilled and un
disciplined—*o it ia not their fault.
"Yours, Buoauswokii."
" The proper plan to adopt is thi*: appoint eacalru
sword instructors at Camp Lee ana elsewhere; aend
to them a steady iMm*-£eanniaafWwed officer from each
troop of cavalry to be instructed in the tword; these
can then * stm n to thai cowmatMhißnd instruct ibeir
meu, and ao coabaue. Bat, Mr. JaVbtor, the office, «
. want learn first. There ia not one officer ia fifty
it* tbe Ciuißnleiate erasy who .caff defend hiuo-elf
property by the award be inane* by hi* eieV-eiuW
a&*i^.i*^^
fsdf, phjß ftm pfl M» fjbaa»a*ijwea«fiwa»**aijr.
"ataOAnaawu..''
•pbciai «<m*m
rarSpKri.u. Noticr.—W»' n*k ittemttoa
toouT-iiietioß*.!.-..! DIJV IfOODi- OROOKRIRB,
A. fills NOUMNG. '
Thi* rnle will commence with promptrjr 1
at 10 o'clock. FILE TV, BELL cV CG ,
*»' 4H—-it AiM'tionoi-ni.
j-»*" Sir.t 1 v XoTira.—Atb'iiti.n i» a.ski d
to in* sode of VALUABLE HIiUSFIIOLD AND
KllvilEN FIKNiniBK, TOP-BUGGY AND
IIARNf-SS, THIS MORNING, conuucneiiig at 10
fftjonr, nt thr rr-i-t •* Fourth street, txtwe-cn
Grace and Bread abiata, consi-.tin*' in part of
Bureau*. Wa«h.ttin.b-,
Table*, Bed -ttnd.-.
Chain-, and the usual variety.
ALSO,
thac «trverior Top-Biivev and llnmeap.
se 27 THOMAS W. KEESEE. Au *********
—aas
tm Si'EiiAi. N.iT..K.-Will be added to
on, auit-.i... ab en TO-MORROW (Wiitaiaaiy)
MORNING:
.too *mks Salt,
til ' . n lb C.limit tic Sod.-l, 0
pets* Cotton and Wools. Cards,
M nam-- Entrb-li I'opvni:,' Paper,
IJtnw M< lienanduiii Booaa,
in pice, Set.ii If ud Gingham*,
12 do Chech Ktii.li b Print ,
in .1.. Di.s-fi' I .
D.-Imis .tnd Poplin*,
Sobl Niks,
Rennet Ribbon*, *■•
1.1.1. biT, BELL A FOX,
cc 27—-2t Aacfjonura
~~ WANTS. . *
\\TA N TE I> TO RENT a HQUSR, t,n
\\ Mioikoe Hill, f"i which a g»od price will be
paid, and -.»ti i&ctory ritv i.ii'ieii. e,given. Address
"M," through box l,8*», pot-office, or at B. R
Mendel'- No lii'.i.Al im street.
ta a : n' Da. JVC, WILLIAM .
\|7ANTEI» t-i Hll;E..ri,* 01 Iwn tntstv
W SERVANT BOYS or URN, at the VIRGI
NIA ARMY AGENCY, earner Thiiteentb and
C:ir>- .-.tn-.t . • »-t - rt _ :•!■
WANXED'IXJ KNOW IE THERE IS
A FSQFRMBOR OR PIIUKNoI.oGY in the
city of biilitii i. I, \ llglhia ac -■' If
WANTED, a sitiittimi U WE!f
NIHSK, by a healthy German woin .11 with
a youiis; baby. I'or futtlicr infortiiatioii call >t Mr.
TEALINIi'S, coiner of Eighth and Car> Istreets.
■ 2-i-of • ■ ..
\~TaDV DESIRES A SITUATION
in a private family, to ternh
Eu-tiish branches nnd Music. Small children pre
ferred. Address Miss L. STANLEY, Dispatch
eeaea, Richniond, Virginia. se 28 —ood3t*
WANTED, to pjo to the cnuntrv, a
WHITE WOMAN, to assist in doiiii? OEN
ERAL HOUSEWORK. To MM who can CC*ne well
w-coiiiiiii-ndcl, pood wage* and a pcrnt-in, nt situa
tion will be eii.n. Call at HENRY V .MOBRIS'B,
second door li-i,m 'I'winty-iir-t, between Twentieth
and Tweitty-tirst, Main street, 111 nth side, oa any
day f his week. sc
WANTED TO SEEL A FARM OF
SIXTY-FIVE ACHES, williin two nut I
the city, and on a Bret-rate turnpike. It is. mostly
tit",ied, and would make an excellent market gar
den. Apply at mv otii:t-, in the buil.lite, corner of
Tenth and Broad atreete, betweea '•• o'ela. k A. M.
iind i o'tltck P. M.
m 27 _U* ■) 11. SANDS.
WANTED, iimiKili.tt.lv, :t HEALTHY
WRT NURSE, of ened character, with no
incumbriiice, and sttiUit.le to nitrs.* a child three
months ol.l; one who will tn ike bereebT generally
useful. Apply itt Mr. PHILIP PRICE S. near the
corner of Tweitty-lifth vi.d Franklin streets.
«* 27—It* V. W. GOKDON.
ANTED, A GARDENER—French
or Gennaii Btetered —te £0 in the eountty
oue hundred nules, inimevhately on James river.—
Location pleasant and heaßhy. For further p:tr-
Ueulars addtcss CHARLES Y. HOUSLEY,
Willow Bank post-cilice, Nelson county, Va.
se 27— 3t'
\\T ANTED, a WHITE GIRL or WO
f f MAN, to aaeiet in ooeJdng uud sewing in my
family. Car one that will suit, lit-Pral'.v.ift s will be
paid. Apply at 0n..-, either at nty residence, CB
Mat shall, between First and Adams street, or undej
the Bpotewecd Hotel, to
se 27-3t* . B. WENDKNI.UKG.
WAITED TO HIRE, by ths: i.toutlt, a
cotapctent NURSE and SEAMSTRESS; a
woman willing to make beraeh* genevaßy ti-etiil -
Apply to Mi>. GRAIIE,.at Mr. SoathaUV corner
of Seventh aad Orace streets. ae 87—8f
TVTANTED, a Rood OVERSEES; 0
W 'liis.'le man prefi-rrcd. Apply to
T. J. WOOLDRIDGE, M D-,
Henrico county.
r...-t,,-fficc, Glen All. 11. .".■ 17 '-If
¥17" ANT ED.—A yoaag an.l healthy
\\ I,AbV bavteg recently bwt ber child, is de
sirous to contract to nurse a baby. Addre-s \\'., l,ox
27H, Ri.lmion.l p*ost otliec. -. S.-27-21*
WANTED TO KENT, two FURNISH
ED ROOMS, adjoining each other, auitablo
for a frer.tlemait and wife. Address "A. B," Imix
l,ii>7, peet ease*. ne 'J7 -:!t'
HOUSE WANTED.—I Misilt to ]>uv
cha-e a SMALL BOUSE and LOT. Address
«'B 8..*» DbprtChoaTfVee. se 27-4 C
WANTED tt. exehaenge FIFTY
OOBaVOF WOOD (PINE AND OAK, now
beintr for HAY OR SHEAF OATS. Al to,
wanted to ezefaanae ten buabeta ol primi' SEED
RYE for SEED WHEAT. Adaawea "T. .1.," Bex
17:1 |t..st-,.Hi,e, tti. litit.iiid, Viit-iiiiii. sc gg-gt
T EATIIEE WANTED.-Wt: wish to
\_ MKaaae eaoagh LRATHER to make about
four hundred pins nc'trio sb.-es. MtfM, s;t-itin.»;
price, ate, "S," Ditpatchotttcit. se Hi—Cf
WANTED, two or thwee Rood MOULD
ERS. Apply at the machine jt-hop of E.
F. BAKER & CO., on Cary, betwetsii Ninth and
Tenth Btresets. To good hands, good Wage* will be
given. Be 2C—3t*
WANTED, an ABSTRACT CLERK,
in a Quartermaster's office in North Caro
lina. To one who is competent, and not liable- to
liel.l duty, it desirable situation is offered in a plea
sunt nan of tbe State. Apply by letter to "L. L.
L," First Auditor's othce, thiotis'ti the po-t-0t1i.,-,
in handwriting of applicant. aeM <t*
SITUATION WANTED—A LADY,
tiualified to tc:u.h Mu.-ic, French, and tbe
usual Enttlish braic lies, deeirea a sI'IT'ATIoN iii
a privith- family. References given and reeMired.
Addresis P^LL-\,
Care o J". M Booker, Lynchburtr, Va.
ae 23—fit* *
WANTED TO RENT, a HOUSE in a
desirable part of the city, six to debt rooms,
with Ras, Ac. Apply to T. W. ROYSToN, *
sc 21 -bt ll'i Bread atreet, at T. D. Ouat less.
BROOM CORN—I wish |o l.uy a Urge
quantity of BROOM CORN. Persons having
large or blllail t|iliilititic ate eailtc :t.ly invited to,
give me a call I will give a liberal puce in cu-h,
or will barli'(fnitaiiufui-turcs for it
II(I.lN UASS,
Supciinb'iideiit Virduia rriiibnliaiy
! se 21—ts
FOR RENT AT AUCTION.
FOR RENT.—WiII he ottered,
Ij pulilulv, for rent, ou the premises, on WED
NESDAY, October sth, at 12 o'clock M., the desira
ble FARM belonping to the estate bf tht; late B. O.
Akin, on the Viuina road, eight miles below Rich
mond. The improvements vie very good aud the
situation de-itable.
Pentons wishing to rent will be shown the premises
by Captain Kirby, tbe present tenant, or by Or. C.
Archer, who 11 aides near.
Whoever nut- will huve permission to sow the
usual till crops, and full possession given 011 the*
25th of December next.
Tj.isms : Math- known on day of renting.
ne 28—eodlt*
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR RENT.
On MONDAY, the Sd of October next, in
Charlottesville, at 11 o'clock, iv from of tlie cotirt
hou:f, 1 will proceed to rctit out the following-de
scribed property :
Ist. Tlie Central Hotel, for U-ree years from Ist
January next.
2.1. ROl k HiU, adjacent to mwn, containing about
seventy-live acres; comfortable dwelling, ice. This
property is rcuted from Ist October, so that wheat,
outs, ftc, can be needed.
3d. A dwelling in town, containing ten or twi Ive
rooms, with store attached, containing six or seven
rooms.
4th. A house adjacent to the railroad office, con
taining eight or ten room*.
sth. A slutc-coloml Frame House near the depot,
With eight or ten rooms.
6th. A small House, and ne t Stable containing
ten or twelv. stabs.
7th. A first-rate Garden of about an acre.
Also, a valuable House and I<»t of ten acres, of
highie-improved Land, iv Warren ; and, perhaps,
mv Farm, Mill aud Re-adesnce, near Scott- villi-.
Po&sefe-tiou given to all on tbe Ist of January* ex
cept Uie farm Rock Hill, which is at omt*.
•efr-lm G. W. DILLARD.
FOR BALE, ono shtirc rETERSIIURO
STEAMSHIP COMPANY STOCK. Apply to
J. B. MACMCRDG,
#9*4—-It At Bank of Richmond.
IOKLED REACHES.—A choice lot
just received by L- L MONTAGUE,
ac 27 - 2t* Comer of Honk street and Twelfth..
ROWN SUGAR, FLOUR. RLACK
ING, at retail, by L- L. MONTAGUE,
MS7-r3t* Cyrw-r oj Bank and TwvuU streets.
jgmCATIONAL
Ml.'S. DR. MUNFOKD will raapau the
duhiMof Iter Mr HOOL, MONDAY, the 3d id
Oct-bor, on the north aide of Car), between Fourth
tuul Ii ft h streets. nc 27-tt»
1H W. CONKS CLASSICAL AND EN- j
\\\ GLISH SI'UOOL FOR BOYS, UN FRANK- ]
LIN STREET, ABOVE NINTH, will commence it* ,
twelfth m-s-ion on MONDAY, September 2«th.
lWessor L. Gasbih, instructor in French.
m.-27-2f .
I)UOFESSOR 0. F. BOZZAOfIIA, vo
cently of Pctersbuig, otfers his services tithe
hi.hmond public us a TEACHER OF MUSI*:
ii.ti iitiieiital or vocal), either in r>chooln or private
tat: iln-■'. *He triv<s initruction on the Piano, Gui- I
tur. Flute, or Violin. He has twenty-five yean*' ex- I
paraaen in bis profcsioii, priacipaßy in Lynchburg j
i.ti.l Petersburg, and can tumish the most satisfac
tory testimonials and ref.n Mt
Application; eun Is- made to Rev. J. A. Duncan,
R.v. Joint E. Edwards, A. A. Farley, E-,| i -Meewai
W. D. Bbtir, or to tlu: Proses or, Radmmnd pet
olh«i', box 7111. * Ml 7 -t'_
MISS ANNE S. JONES will own ;t
.< lloob FOR OIKLS on MONDAY, On
tuber i, WM. Ba> ban bad experience aa a learner,
and refers, lo Ibv. Dr. Woodhndge, aad [eea**eaaal
Robert I>. Minor, I'oilfed.-rate Stales Ravy. The
isis!nieii..ii «all comprise the usinl Bnebab course,
(including Mathonatara,) Latin and French. Tbe
leim w ill. \i. n-l loJuly I, isfi., and will b divided
tut.• tap) s - i,,|, s
'linn , net -c ion (payable half in n.lviimi-
For Euu-li li coarse, $!H>, Latin aad Fie* h, •a b
**:•• . Fad, Sto.
Apply at the s. Imol. aa I lav street, Booth ' lde,
i.■mtli d.'crab rre 11. my street. (Henry is tbe ac;
t 1 -ttcet above Brook A venae) •■■■ 27 -if
MIJS. PELLET'S SCHOfHi FOB
Yin \i. LADIES.—The next arstdoa will
open on MGNDAY. Oi teber 3d. Oampeb et teacb
ei•- will be employed in all tie- departments.
F..r terms, ftc., apply sit her uminni.il*, t ii Broad
.stict. alter Jfttb S.-nt.-m»wr. m se 27-if
KH. L TIGHE'B CLASSICAL AND
~ KNMLtslt BCHOOL, Franklin, aboveßer
, nil, The Twelfth iiiiiiu il aesrfoß opens on MON
DAY, the t'Gfuli. Raiatorruptioadarrag the ai -sir.n.
I'rofes.-or L. Gashin, Teacher of French. Tii.m-:
For lint quartec, in advauec, jUNI. Can be Been
at school-mom trom 2 to 3 o'clock, ar at hisiesi
dcltee, Main -tret, Sidney. BB 21—Ct'
MRA W. s. SIMPSON, .in., OF PE
TERSBURG, who, b.i . veral years past, baa
been engaged ia leaching Music, would be pleased
to receive ;i few pupils for instruction on tbe I'iaiio-
Foitc in this tity. References can be s,ivii if f
iiuired. Her term* can be ascertained by applica
tion at the Arlington House, Main street.
se 21—(it* .
MU. 1). TURNER'S
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH a\ HOOL,
Mits Braes*?, Bnvwnsn Tama aan Foi tun.
'J'lie tweiity-lirst session of .this SCHOOL will
continence on the 2(ith of September.
Taaaa : For the iir»t qaanar,*f l fai advance,) § It*.
Mr. Turner is exempt fiom military duty.
mc tn—9f ,
MISS VIRGINIA JACKSOM WILL
opea SCHOOL on MONDAY, 36th of Sep
t.-mi'i-r, on Seventh street, between Mm -l.all aad
Clay -incts, in the rear of the former residence of
tbe Hon. James Lyons', and one door above flu
school-room formerly occupied by Mis .: SaUie and
Millie Hill Term* for fin i half session in advsuu c
English course, 1125; French or Latin, $30; fuel,
j HI Se 21-7t
r 1 1M p: MISSES CLOITON'S BCHOOL
I FOR YOUNG LADIES, MANCHESTER, VA
The duties ol this SCHOOL wiß commence on the
FIRST MONDAY IN Ot Toil Kit. re 2n -Itt'
MISSES LIZZIE (.:. AND SALLJM (;.
ORATTAN will open their BCHOOL oh the
FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER, on Seventh strict,
between Franklin and Grace.
Tuition for the half scholastic year $ l"-0
Fuel 15
BeSt— 12t
MISS SAlilil E A. FINNEY'fi
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIKS, ON
CHURCH HILL, comineiired the IMb of Septem
ber at the residence of Mr. George D. Harwood,
[fat the present only) corner of Twenty-fourth uud
Marshall arrets.
Tkiims, in advance, for first half session :
English IR3O.
French and Latin, each extra SS.
Music, (extra,) no charge fernseof instrument . It**.
Fuel ' 10.
, in ii tsi-a i - :
Messrs. R. II Wlntlock, Georgt 1» Harwood,
.1. c. M.i.low, Dr. K. PhilMps.
i'.i, ri uti'i —Only a liniiu,: numb r of scholars
wit! be received. he 21 -c isiat*
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION-—M aa
cilAl'lN will commence her nil com • ~t
instruction on tbe PIANO-FORTE on tbe 3d of Oc
tober, aad wiß receive a few more scholar! to till
vacancies. For particular**, inquire at ber real
dem-e, on Ninth street, fir-t door above Leigh.
*c 21—eodSt*
IS. SQUIRE'S SELECT
j. CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH Nt'llOnl.*
C.KNiMtii Main ami Fiict Brni n
The EIGHTEENTH SESSION will l lllllßßfnil on
the JiJtli of SEPTEMBER, ISG4.
. Tkkms : For first quarter *>l!HI,
The Principal is not liable- to military duty.
Persons wishing to see him can leave st note at
GRANT'S Commission House, coiner of Mam and
First streeta. - ra 17 cod7t'
ll ISS N. VALENTINE will rcsumr- the
Jvl duties of her School on the FIRST OR OC
TOBER in the basement of Qrace Street Church,
earner ef Orace aad Banshee streets.
I'..t- tcints, apply at her father's residence, en
flay street, above Brook avenue, m IS—-endtlOi •
MISS STANAED'S SCHOOL WILL
open on MONDAY. October 3—Grace .street,
between Jcffevsoa and Midi-on.
Taaaa : (First h:Uf session, in advance,) Rhglit h
branches, Sl2i; Breach or Latin, $'>ii; al us-'.-, 51 jo ;
fu.l, «.:.. s,' l6—eoatlsU>etf
MRS. GIFFOBI) WILL RESUME
her SCHOOL the 3d of October. The SCI
i3 wilt be tiiuglit by a iteiitlemstn ; and other
coiii]M-teiit teaehiTs hstve been secured for English,
French tuid-Miuic. Fi.r terms, apply to
, WILLIAM B. JOHNSON,
Grace, above Eighth .street.
s-e If. -eotlM,W&Fi.t*
SCHOOL FOB YOUNG LADIES -Th.:
1 sii'i-iisc.i 1,1 our school will be renamed en the
THIRD OF OCTOBER. For terras, &c, apply at
the school l»uildiiii<, corner of Qrace and fwsnee
streets. M. C. GORDON,
ac 11 tlawtOatie O. A. ERIOSBON.
MI SSL S SALLIE AND MILLIE
111 I.L will iv urn tbe duties of tl„ir S« HOOL
s-t MoA'OAY ha October, fas tbe echoed aamee
formerly occupied by Mr.-. Bennett, cm Ninth, be
tween t i:iy and Leitrh streets. The *usunl
brunches, French and Latin will be taught. For
fhrther iafemaation, apply at the residence ef Mra.
John P. Hill, on the south side of Clay, one door from
Seventh street. ' Be U Cudflt*
"ITISS LUCY KINGS SCHOOL FOR
if I YOUNG LADIES.—Miss KING will resume
the duties of her SCHOOL on MONDAY in
October. For farther particulars, apply lo Miss L
KING, second dooi from the comer of Broad and
Mayo streets. sic b -lm
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
tJIX HUNDRED AND l'l FT V ACRES
t> OK LAND IN* APPOMATTOX COCNTY, .
SIX MILLS FROM TUB SOUTHSIDH RAII
ROAD, FOR SALIi PRIVATELY. -The ulcoie
trad of bind adjoins Captain Nathan Hancock vi d
ot'n r:, in a section se*.ure from raids und yet very
accessible. A competent judge think it will yield
more sawed timber than uuy other tract of it*, -i-e
wit 1.11 his knowledge. A good loud leads to ihe
railroad, where there is a ready market. It has a
dwelling with three rooms, and the usual out-house.:.
Only twenty-live acres are cleared. The low price
ut which it is ottered makes this ah excellent invest
ment. Apply to GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
se 2S—eo,i3t Aucti. neers.
ITVllt SALE, 11 desirable COTTAGE
1 on the comer of CUy and Thir-
Uelh sln-ets, fhun li Hill, fronting on Thirtieth
stre-et eighty-two feet six inches, and raanhag back
on Clay 6tn-et one hundred aud tintty-two f.t-t. The
house ...iitiiii', five rooms. Gut-houses consist of
Brick Kitchen, with two rooms, Wood and Coal-
House', and a pump of good water in the yanl. Pos
session given intmediaicly. For terms, apnty to
P. C. I.ARIJS,
On Thirty-second and Clay streets.
P. S.—lf not sold in ten days, will be rented.
se 23--codCC
ADESIRAELE FARM OF THREE
HUNDRED AND NINETEEN ACRES OF
_ D, ELEVEN MILES WEST OF RICHMOND.
NrTffVR SHORT PUMP, FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
I am authorized to seU, privately, the übove-dc-,.
s.-i .Led FARM. It has one hundred acres of open
land; good land, and lies well; the balance well
wooded; plenty of water on it, and a very fine 1
i'i-eli.ti'.l. The building* consist of a dwelling, with '
four i-ooiti.-i, and tbe usual out-buildings.
sc 27—3t JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR
J\ SALE -A comfortihle COUNTRY HKSI
DEN'CK, tsontuiiiing five rooms, with all nts-essary
out-tmibling'S filty to one iiuudi.-d ticn-s of laud
attached, wtthttt a ctutirter of a mile of Fluvanna
Courthouse. For partisular- apply to or address
" l. S. 8.," Palmyra, Fluvanna, Virgima.
ae 3— 3ntwU
"VTOTICE.—AIways on hand, and for
XI eale. NEW NOitollCM BARRELS, LIQUOR
B.VRRELS, FLOUR BARRI'.I-S and KEGS of all
kinds and sine*.; BUCKETS, TUBS, *c. Orderscaube
left at F. Deliirue's Grocery, No. 7 Franklin atreet,
or at my Cooper shop, on Seventeenth street, corner
of Baldwin, near the Central Railroad Woitubop*.
Delivered anywhere ia tbe city gratia.
at 12-lm* r H. METZGER.
EDUCATIONAL.
I?HKN< II LANGOAOR
1 AND PENMANSHIP
EIGHT SCHOOL Ffiii GENTLteM VJt.
Pruftiaaai LOUTS liANBIN will, on the M of
October, open a NIGHT SCHOOL fee the ex
clu-uve piiipoM* of ti.'t'liing Fit'tich and Peinnaii
■thip. Th,- classes will meet thns- times per week,
fivm C te « o'clock, ut Dr. Little's oflice, on Eh n Uh
■treet, between Bank and Mab*. One hour will be
devoted to emit tits*. His sfctcm.of teaching
French is to enable his scholars to speak it as well
sas to ti an late it. Tkfms :S 25 for French and $ 1.1
for Peiimiuiship per month, in advance. Applica
tion through the posd-oflko will meet with prompt
attention. M 2M--U*
MY SCHOOL, on FOUIITH STKKBT,
between Clay and Mar»liiill, i-i no* opou for
the ie. i ptj.,n of pupil*.
I'.iities rntending to enter their nan a.hi ol
to in iii. early appfirathaa,
Strtiiu'ii' in flic city are referred to the following
genthtrarn:
Bey.C. H. Mrnaegerode, Jadmt W. W frump, B.
s Wberrv, r.. ( , Rev, John E- towards, Jadge
William 11. Lyons, Dr. AlexanderTlioin, R, v D 8.
D.-.u-L'.U, Hon. Robert Tyler, i. L- Wtiliam-. Esq.,
it ibert Lancaster, Esq,
sc2S it O. L. C SALTER.
lIBOFESBOR J. A- BABTOBY, pga
t. r,| i.,,,.1int 1 lrtruas-'e-, (lel'i-red itt this
-•il v lioin Ii (er- burg, bee b> inform prracipabiof
collegit andprit itc luuii'lt-'s that be intend* t., ,1.
--rob him -elf to the iii-drui bon ol French, Spanish
and ltati.n, t cissht and spoken, as w. II as of Latin
and the usual Eturlt-h bnincbes. Higbest t. tbao
tlliils ill.l lilci.taes given if Ii ijllilf'.l.
At I'D. .tn n-muie to bin, tlatai-h Richmondpoet
otti.s., Ih,x in",, will be minn dials ly att.-ii.lt d to.
Beta !t'
TIOHT.Sf'HOfiIiON'CI.AVSrii'KKT.
Thi I SCHOOL fa ii session about three, bean
cv, ry night • reept Saturd iy.
'tii.*!- : r.,i las-hh coarse, ipduding Mathe
mati-s, |1S per month; Lmguage .extra.
Apply ai the Scboohon Clay street, south dde,
fourth door above Heary, (Beasy ie the second
street above Brook Avenue |
s- 2s -W«F2r CUHTia P. JONES, A. B.
MliS. r.KNNKITS SCHOOL FOB
BoYs, .a, Fourth stft, between Main and
Un will l«- t-t-..p.'iicd MONDAY, Sd October.
A Hinibd number of pupils will be received, and a
c imp,'a nt teacher !•>*>■ mrtrui bona in Frew I, tnd
Lain
Appln iti,,r can , «- made t,t Mr .1. 11. Gardner's,
on Broad treet, in si Monumental Church.
sc L'N :;v
\\M |SS LIZZIE WIIEE LER will (apfta
IrJL '- SCHOOL at the r. sidencc of her father, on
Second street, between Clay and Mar.hall, on
MONDAY, the 3d October.
Charges for hill Beeson, in advance:
Eiie;li-h %\OO
Latin and Flinch, (fort.uli extra,;. .. 30
Fuel 10
t sc 28 -it*
, :
fVfo'lif'K.-Mis-s POnTAUX wiUoom-
nu it: .• h.-r MrstCAL'I'I.TTIOX on SATUR
r»Y. the Ist of Oi tub. r, IMIt, and e.tll rer.ive pu
ptls at her residence, on Leigh treet, between FnTth
and Si.stti streets.
Tanas: 'Fbt-ce dollars per lesson, or shrty-five
doll u-1.. r quarter of three month*. se 20 >i'
IT RSIILIN E AOA OEM V, < < >1,1 I M BI A,
j SOUTH CAROLINA. Trans, per si •■
taiibn.-. the l-i of February, I860: Board, bed and
beddiiig,s7*-u; wai hing,slGo; fuel, j 150; lights, j ■" :
English tuition, >T .. Extrn 1!i is:- ■■• tbi Languages,
Harp, Piano, Guitar, Vocal Music, Drawing aid
Embroidery. se .'s--it*
FOR RENT AND SALE.
17-OB I.'KNr, a FBONT BASEMENT
ROOM, with gas, and a small ROOM on the
second Boor.
Also, a No. 1- i'IAXO for ale.
Inquire tm'Nineteenth street, Sfih door north of
Broad. se 2.S—2t»
17»OB RENT, a FURNISHED BOOM,
with aa-, wader and attendance, in a pleasant
location, Adircis box So?, Richmond.
f7oil BENT, 0 large, woU-fomiahod
ROOM, Mtit.tble for one or two gentlemen.—
,References required. Apply at tlse premises, 011
'Franklin street, third door below First, Linden rev.
so 38- St
-1710 I- l! BN T, thic. nitt; UNFDR
-1 NIBIIED BOOMS, tWO With fire-),lues, suit
able for chambers, sit No 112 Mam street t all up
tairs j se2B W
—5 '
IT**:» i; RENT, that very large and dt adrable
HOUSE situ and oa tli.- comer of Fifth cad
liat.l.liti tn c.-, now 01 ■ opied by R* bard Hill. Ir.,
Esq. Possession can be had on the IMb of Sovem
bevnest. (ne W—lt] B. P. EACHft
|?<K. BENT, two large FITRXIaMIKU
I BOOMS, ...innmiiicafinff, on the aemad Boor,
withprH*. A, ply 'ii ttn* premises, Mo. Wi Main
tret, \up -tair.,i between Ninth and Tenth, nearly
opposite : ; ..iithern Express oataee. -c 29 -lt*
I,'UK RENT, ;i \,i-v desirable DWEL
* UNO-nOUSE,on the corner ot-Ninetceutb
nt 1 Qrace ■ beets, with ci tit rooms,a spat i-.u- yard
and OUt-hou ■• .tl.. I, .! E..r ;uti. ulars, apply at
Mas. bßANtll's,
On Franklin street, between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets. bcx7—St*
BENT—TO REFUGEES.—My
1 pi I. is, known a. BELMONT, in Halifax county,
\ irginia, on the direct atage road ht ::t Boston De
pot to Halifax t ourthouse, three and a hall mile:,
bom the former pmceJbont tlniiig about twenty-five
1. tea. The improv, 11,. nf- ...1.-ist ..1 a beat! cottage
.tv.cliit-.r, kitchen, -t ibl.-s, be ; a wettaf good water
in the yard. The bouse contain fivi rooms, cellar
and'storeroom. Posses ion given October IMb.
Address Mr.s. M. E. FERKEI.L.
Halitay Coarthousa,
ne 21 —'it* Or .T. M. Pitcher. Bichaaond.
R RENT, one UNITTJBNISHBD
BOOM, with gas%Bd water, suitable for two
--.'i-th-meii. Oood iticieiie.-- reAuin-d. Apply on
vie east hide of Ninth .strtef, liftli door north of
Leie-h. se 27-2f
t~7 A R !\I X 0 R BENT. OB TO BE
1 WORKED ON SHAKES.--A rare opportu
nity i- otlered to all}' pi.n Ileal fanner who has
four or Bee good farm hands, of cultivating, on
shares, the BROOKLAND FA IsM,containing: about
ONE HUNDRED ACRES..! .......I cbtared land, now
in cultivation, lying in the county ol Henrico,
about six miles from the city, un the Deep baa
turnpike. There is on the place a very comlortablc
DiVellillSt'-hlill-e. Bnd ill til e--.tl'V 11111-limt: <•-',
Bam, stable, Ac.; an excellent Ice-houSe, of tbe
capacity of twelve or fifteen thousand bnshcls, tind
a Pond ojntitruou , thereto. This presents great in
due. ni.'iii> to a refugee who baa band- of bis own ;
aad the biias, which will be very liberal, will i*r
made kilobit .111 application U> me at the Tiadei-'
Bank of tbe city of Birhmi nd
sc 2 J—it EDWABD SINTON.
KuTTAWAYS.
ON V. II II IN DRKD DOLLARS Rt'-
WAKD f.,i'the iipp.ii'lu n .'...ti iind tb-liveiy of
nty man AMOS HARRIS, vrho"i,tn away on the
Itli in-tint fiom my residence,on the Mechanics
vtll. tiirnpikt', nt.tr tlici toll--'att. Be is about six
t'-etbi-li. a tut!, stooped in the shoulders,and
.bout ixty \lllls oltl; grey head and beard. 11.
formerly belonged to WiUuun Copland, Esq,, who
lived neai tbe Yellow Tavern, in lit in ico county,
and on the Mechanhavale turnpike He is proba
bly lurkiii't in the neighborhood id the Yellow Ta
vern or about Richmond. 1 will pay the above re
-ward for hi- delivery to vie
WILLIAM FRANK,
*c •'• —it* lleitrieo county.
OKVENTY DOLLARS REWARD. —
Ran away from the Third Section of the Jame-
River and Ktinaivha Canal, about the middle of July
last, a talent mulatto man, named WILLIAM, lie
has a bushy -head of hair, a miiiluu: countcnaiiic
and jiolitc manners; is about twenty-four years old,
aud live feet tell or eleven trashes in height. He be
longs to the estate of Dr. J. L. Trent, deceased, of
Cuuttierlund, und may have gone to that county or
to 111, I.in.ni,l, where he has relations, or made Us
way to some military station, aa he wsis last year in
the service of General TiTTg V"*. and acquirtsil a
foiidiicsss for e-stulp life He hsid some military
clothing with him. He has a ruptare, which may
-eric move readily to identify him.
The above lvwardj sm 1 reasonable expenses will
be paid for his delivery at the Ofßce of tbe .lam.s
River and Kinawlia Caaipany la Richmond ; at the
plantation of J. Robertson, seven miles below
Lynchburg; tn the ana*wsbjaed,oi any aiM-nt of tbe
I'ompany ;or half the sum lor such infoiin ition aa
may lead to his recovery. A. MICHAELS,
Superintendent Third Section
se 27—Ct Janies River and Kanawha Canal,
RUNAWAY. —Ran away from the sub
scriber on the 21th instant, at Manchester, boy
HENRY ; 1 l.i ait sixteen years of age; five feet high;
nearly black; slender; long face and thick lips; ~it
right or left side a wen about tlie sire of a walnut;
has eruption on his .-.kin, resembling mustjuito bites.
When the suid boy left ho had on a sobher's jacket
*and a common cotton shirt, mtber light-cohm-d
pants, old hat and shoes; all of which clothes were
very tli rfy.
IwillKive ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS in the
pn-sent Confederate currency for th. apprehension
and deliveiy of said BOY to Messrs. LEE i BOW
MAN. Richmond, 01 ill any pill so I tan tret him.
Said boy wa-t sold by Meswrs. Hill, Dickinson A
Co. Uu .Imncs Gray's sores. He i- supposed to be
lm Lin■_■ about h'icbinoud, or at Mr. Mullory's, ou the
Mountain rusul, ten mile* al-nvc the city, where his
mother Itveti, or iv Manchester, where he hik, a si.-tcr
living with Mr. Row i, tt Winfroe.
sc 27-421* JACK HALL.
FOB SALE.—Two bags of ALLSPICE.
McEAY a PILKINTON,
'se2M—at* Cary street.
O. 1 COOK, WASIIER AND IBOtJ
ER fora-alv privately. Apply to
««-«• LEh « BOWMAN.
AiTtTTTOW WALES.
THIS DAY.- .
By Gnibbs Ac William*, Auctioneers.
VALUABLE LITTLK FARM OF
NINETY Ai'RES, ON THE DEEP RUN
TUICNPIKE, SEVEN MILKS FROM RICH
MONO, AMD CROP*, STOCK, FARMING IM
PLEMENTS, be, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.—
Will Is.- sold at auction, on the premises, on WED
NESDAY, the 26th of September, at 11 o'clock A.
M., the valuable little FARtM of ninety acres,lo
cated as above, adjoiuii'" James Shcppard and
others. There tire eigh'V acres cleared, and ten
acres in wood. The Farm is well enclosed. Tlie en
closures about the houses are new find substantial.
There is a well of excellent water in the yard, and
an orchanl of fine fniit. The improvements are a
dwelling with two tamtam, a kitchen with two rooms,
-eieaiii-,' house, stable for ten horses, burn and
corn-house, huge icc-housc, and iec-]*ond conve
nient. Alter the ■ sic of the Ist Jul, will be sold the
crops of coin, fodder, hay 'and vegetables, of
which thens is a great variety; the stock,
eoii-i t.inz of three unties, on-, horse, five cows,
two giving milk; about thirty hog* ; ninety chick
en i; aud all the plantain,u utensil , consisting of
the usual variety; smontr Hum Ibne carts, one
wajron, !,.-n sets pi,, in li and other ham, ss, one rock
away and harness, and Me netting anJhey; nnt
cidcr pics. , new, mail. kW Hiram .Smith ; and oil"
ih.iiis.nid callous ,4 ci.lcr, suitable f.,r vinegar.
c. acanion "f the property will be given in a few
.lays, ni'dy reeerving time to gather and deliver the
; ! an 1 vegetable*.
Than*: For tbe r*-al estate, one-jdiinl mab. ha
biti.e in-iv in.! i.i'lv' months; or all ci-h, at the
oftaen of the pwrchaeer. Wee the- personal pro
petty, cash.
GRUBBS ft WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
sc 23 Saeeeeaon to Goddin ft App.rs.in.
T'.y James M. Taylor, Auctioneer.
rfTWO VALUABLE VACANT LOTS,
I ON THE CORNER OK FRANKLIN AUD
l-oIIRTEENTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUC
TION.—WifI be -old en WEONESDAY, tbe l"sth
September, oa the puiniaiw, at IS o'clock M., tana
d.iiabl- LITLDINO LOTS, on the corner of
Franklin and Fourteenth streets, opposit'* the Bal
lard Hon-.. Tb" l»ots front em Franklin street
sihout twenty-two feet t aeh, iind mn bi< k one huii
drid and om- tind a half feet. Fr*m the location ef
these lots, they arc considered to be very valuable.
Persona wishing to secure central building lots
would d" -veil to attend the s-xle.
Ti litis: Made known on the day of sale.
s. j; JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auetinnwr.
By Lancaster & Co., Auctioneers.
STOCKS AT AUCTION.—We will s.Il
at auction, at our office, ou WEONE.SDAY,
28th instant, at IS o'clock,
$ 20,000 Confi'derstle 8 per cent. Registered Bonds,
of long date,
15,000 Coiifcdersite H per cent, Registered Bends,
of short diite,
2j,000 Confederate 8 per cent. Coupon Bonds, of
loiiu: date,
20,000 Confederate 8 per cent. Coupon Bonds, of
short date,
lii,oimi Coiilcdenite 8 per cent. Registered 7 per
tent. 8.-ihl ;,
10,4900 Confederate Cotton Interest Hands,
30,1 < 'atif.ilerat ■ 1 per cent. Certificates,
10,008 t iinfcl. rate 7.30 Notes,
12,000 Virginia State Registered bonds,
an shares Richmond and Dtmilk- Railroad
Stock,
.:.n shares Virginia Central Railroad Stoik,
A LSO,
ff 1-580 Richmond City bonds,
1,-iiti Virginia State Bonds, old tsvne.
10,11110 Confederate 8 per cent. Bonds ol the
fifteen-million i-sn.-,
50 sbtri's .I allies River Canal Packet Stock,
i shares l.'i. hnoml Importing and Export
ins Stock,
lv shares Bank Richmond Sto. k,
b shares' Fanners bank SUm k.
ALSO,
50 shaves Merchants' Insurance stock,
10 .shares Old Dominion Insurance sto. k,
S 1,154 interest eoapoaaof the Confederate lifteen
million issue,
5500 Gold Coin,
sc 28 LANCASTER cv CO.
By Ellett, Bell Si Fox, Auctioneers.
VUCTION SALE OF-DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, SHOES, HATS, Sec, Sec—
On WEDNESDAY NEXT, September ttth, we will
-.11 at auction a huge and attractive assortment ol
MERCHANDISE, consisting in part of the lollow
iiu : Be babs l-i Brown Sheeting,
3o bales 7-s Brown sheeting,
20 biles Brown Drill.',
5 bales striped-Oanabiin**,
20 bales Georgia Cotfc.it Yams,
2 bale- BngbshCanton Flannel,
1 bale Homespun Stripes,
2 eases Black aad White Print:,
1 case if uekiihack Towels,
1 cue Jil-n's Merino Shirts,
C cases 7-8 and f-l Bleat b .1 -hit tines.
1 eaae W. B. smd Black Ran Thread,
I S eases Black Alpacas, .-•-sorted numbers,
M pieces i;-l Blue and Black Pilot. Cloth,
20 pieces Fancy English Cassinicrcs,
leu pieces Mixed Debeares,
• 20 pieces Faacy Opera Flar.nt 1,
2d piece-' White Twilled Flannel,
SO pieces Bine Denims,
2i pieces Georgia Twills,
In pi.-,.- i;-i if,, k Clotli,
I', pie. i lii-.li Linen,
in pieces Bird's Eve Diaper,
2'l dozen Printed L C Shirts,
oil doeen Black Silk Neck Ties,
j cases Bone Buttons,
2 cases Pearl Buttons,
1 ease Agate Buttons,
I eaae MetaUk Buttons,
100 reams English Letter Paper,
7, ream English Note Paper,
SO reams Confederate Note Paper,
7 ban-els Rio I'c.tfce,
15 .he ts time kT.a.
23 boxes Granulated Stttjar,
2., bags Black Pepper,
10 doaen Bin k Soft Gats, gm.
100 pairs Men's Calf Gaiters,
250 paii ■ Men's Heavy shoes,
2 "•" pairs Boys' Heavy Shoes,
2a .?;tri -i/.e Eu.nni led buffalo Skins, &c, Sec
Tli«* Bale will continence at 10 o'clock.
ELLETT, BELL St FOX, Auctioneers.
l'.i::r-i tiiir Cam ic'iiiiniits lor this suits will
please tm -.nt in as carry us poauble. -*> 21
By E. S. Plea-suit.-., Auctioaeer.
XI OUSBHOLD AND KITCHEN FOR
f~ 1 NITURE FOR SALE AT AUCTION.--On
WEONESDAY, the 28th instant, at 10 o'clock, 1
will Beg, at the residence of Mr. W. L. PctUt, cor
ner of Twi i.ty-f"iirtli and Vniable streets, (opposite
Elijah Bakers, Esq.,) Union lliH, a wry mm as
sortment of FURNITURE, consisting of
Marble-b.p Tables,
Cane and Windsor Chairs, .
2 Three-ply Carpet*,
Mahogany Cabinets, marble-top,
do. Waabstoadef do.,
do. High-post Bed * iced*,
Feather Bt da, Mattresses,
Sofa, Ouung-Talde, «'rockery,
Cooking St...e.iit.l let. lisils, nt s:ood ordet,
together with other useful article-.
X 27 E. S. PLEASANTS, Auctioneer.
By Williamson A r Co., Auctioneers,
(No. IM Mam elect, between Ninth and Tenth.)
ADCTION SAI.K OF HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN IURNITURE.
On WEDNESDAY, tin-2Sth ni-Uiit, commencing
at lv o'clock A. M,,w. will sell at the reaadeaoe of
Mr. A E. Giubs.ui, on Ninth treet, north ~1 Lagh
street, In entire UOTJSEHOLO n.d KITCHEN
FURNITURE, cemprMag the i*bVwba| aad utbei
uiticlcs:
Mahng lay < absneta,
Mahogany Sofas,
Cettage ami other Bedsteads,
Farter and other Chairs,
Carpet*,
Parlor mid Dining Table*,
Feather lit ds, Mattresses,
Mirrors, Pictures,
Curtains, Window Shades,
Plates, l)i--lies, Cups and Saucers,
Tumblers, Goblets, &:c, ftc.
AUD,
* One excellent Cooking Stove and Furniture.
BC2I WILLIAMSON At CO., Auctioneers.
By Thouuis W. Keesce, Aucboneer,
(Office corner of Twelfth and Cary streets.)
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NITURE, TOP BUGGY AND HARNESS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION I wtll sell on WED
NESDAY MORNING, September2sth, at lOo'elock,
at the re-.idencc on Fourth street, lastwccu Grace and
Beeei itreete, consisting; in part of
Bun-.ius, Washstand,
Walnut Table, Bedstead,
Mattress, Chair*,
Window Shades-,
Fire Sets, Fenders, Carpets,
Scale l'n iiiu and Weights, ftc.
ALSO,
One very superior Top Hxieyry and lL»rin ■■*.
se 20 THOMAS W. KEESEE, Auctioneer.
rpiUJSTKES SALE OF SEUVANTS.
I -Will be sold THIS MORNING at 11 oelock;at
the auction house of Hill, Dickinson ft Co., a WO
MAN with v CHILD about four years old. Also, a
likely BOY about eight years old. The woman ia a
good Cook, Wa-hei sued Ironer.
E. W. POINDEXTER,
se2B-lt' ' Trustee.
riiIIESUBSCUIBKU, HAVING ItECO-
I VERED from his late illness*, will attend hia
office from TO-DAY, and will be plensed to see hia
patients and the public jreneratly. A splendid a»
aoi-tmentof GOLD toll, and other materials on
b.end.
Persons wishing Ui see me ou lv. me--, alter olboe
hours, will please call at my residence, on Morshail
-deait, between First and Ad tins.
M. A. BLANKMAN,
Surgeon and DeuUft, ti3 Main street.
aelO— ts
-TtOBACCO, TOBACCO. —For sale oa
I commisaiun by A. MORRIS, 07 Main street,
•hfboxe* MORNING BTAR, 27 boxes HUNOA, 20
hoses MARt-TIIAU.'S EXTRA GOLD LEAF—att
being t-hwt.v hraada, M 27—8t
AUCTIOH >aito.
FUTURE DAY.
By RobitiMon. Adorn.: ft Co., Aactkmectrs,
(Corner of Ninth and Main streets.)
3" ABOE AND ATTRACTIVE HALE
i OF OROCERIEU, (OITfIN GOODS AND
ANUFAfTURED TOBAWO J\T AUITION, on
FRIDAY NEXT, tbe 30th instant, ut 10 o'clock.
30 barrels Choice and Medium New Orleans
Sugar,
fi) half barrels Choice and Medium New Or
leans Sugar,
Hi barrels Choice Crushed Sugar,
10 bags prim.- Rio Coffee,
15 barrels prime Cape Coffee,
•10 barrelsTh-rida Syrup,
10 ten-gallon kegs Syrup,
20 boxes Tallow Candies,
• , 14 bos.es Wax Candle*, »
l.'i boxes Rosin So.tp,
H kegs Wytbeville butter,
20 CO.-*-* (1 doz. each) Jamaica Rum.
A LSI),
15 bales 4-1 Sheeting,
12 balei 7-h Oewabarga,
10 baleeCeetoa Taraa, ■to 12,
It) bale* Cotton Yam*. 7 to 12,
1 bibs Cotton Yams, 11 to 12.
2 Brus-s-ls Carl*--.*, nearly new,
in yaeeei i>-i fft tory-amda Blue Cetth,
I gilt-edge Dinner nnd Tea Set,(l.V) pieces,)
perfectly elegstnt.
ALSO,
.'iiai boxes Manilla, fund Tobacco,
a in*. I'lorila t s'li-s, ( vi ry -uperior,) in boxes.
Consignment-- ■ iii. if. i|.
l'.irticular-; in special no»c c ..n innrning of sole.
ROBINSON, ADAMS ft OTA,
ftc 2H Auctioneers.
By Rcilwool, Phillips Sc Co , Auctioneer*,
9 (No ."il Main itrsaft)
WE WILL SELL AT OUR BTOBE,
No. f >4 Main street, ou TBURSOAY
NEXT it 111 o", 1... k,
'A gaaend aaaertßßeat ,>t Fttrniture,
i lima, QbMßware, Sec,
• (n..klllgHliil llfn.,- Stoves,
i hair , Titblcs, Clothing,
Gold and Silver Watches, See.
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS & CO,
-se 2S Auetniiccr.s, No. 54 Miiin street.
By Hill, Dickhmevft Co., Auctioneers.
VTA LU A RLE NEOBOEB AT AUC
TION.—WiII lie sold at our auction housp, on
FRlDAY.theßoth iantent. Nt lo o'clock, one NE
GRO I •ARI'ENTER, twi nty-five yenrs of age—pro
nounced to be one ot the best carpenters in the I'on
teil. racy.
Ab,,, one NEGRO WOMAN, twenty-five years o
age, who is a Unt-rate cook, washer nnd baser.
HILL, DICKINSON & CO.*
se 28—3t Auctioneers.
By George W. Willis, Auctioneer,
(No. G3 Main street.)
I WILL SELL AT AUCTION, AT MY
store, on THURSDAY, September 2'Jth, at lo
oilock,
A desirable'lot Household and Kitchen I'ur
. nitnre,
Stove*, Crockery and Glas-ware,
Ready-made Clothing,
Shoes, Hat?, Blanket*, Dey Oceds, fke-,
Gobi and Silver Watclies, Jewidrv, to.
■a2B G. W. WILLIS, Auctioneer.
By D. K. Weisiger, Auctioni.H-r.
WOOD AT AUCTION.—I will st-U in
Che rear of Sir. William M. Fortune's store,
in Manchester,on nest THURSDAY, at i o'elcxk
P. M , ut auction.
Sixty CORDS OF WOOD, (mixed,)
m 1,.t- to suit parcbaaara.
Tikm.s- Cosh. D. K. WEISIGER,
sc 27—-3t Auctioneer.
By Thomas W. Keesc c, Auctioneer,
(Othcc comer of Twelfth and Cary sticct-,.)
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FUHNTTURE AT AUCTION.—
I will sell on MONDAY MORNING, October 3, at
the lestdetiee on Second street, between Main and
Franklin streets, eoaaßß**aaiag at lo o'cloik, the
Ilotistiiold and Kitchen Furniture, consisting in
part ot
Sofas, Parlor Chair*.
Arm tind Rocking Chairs,
I'mitim.'*, .
Maible-top Table-,
Carpets, Rugs,
Bi .l-t,ads, Beds, Mattress a,
W i-li -Unds— marble-top,
Bur, alls—uialble-tup,
Wardrobes, sideboard,
KNteii-itiii Dining Tabb ,
OU Cloth,
Cliiiit and Glassware,
CurtainS, Window Bbades,
Ebtrerand l'latcd Ware,
Knives and Fork-, Spoons. &c.
. •; THOMAS W. KEb>'EK, Ainticinccr.
By Williamson & Co., Auctioneer?,
(No. 192 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.)
tMKNITURE,
1 CROIKERYWARE,
GOLD AND SILVER WA It TIES,
FANiY ARTICLES,
CLOTHING, cVi
AT ACcTIoN.
On FRIDAY, the 30th instant, coir.menOng at 10
o'cloik in the inorniii'ir, we will sell at our salesroom,
No. IM Mam street, on assortment of GOODS, con
sisting of the following and other uiti.de-.:
1 fine Mahogany Chamber Suite,
Brussels aiid oilier Carpets,
Parlor, Cane and Windsor Chairs,
Hair-, loth and Cane Rockers,
Daring, Pstrlor mil Kitchen Tables,
Tete-.i-Te ; tes and Lounges,
Frcii, h, Jenny Liud and Cottage Bedsteads,
Feather Benls,
Hair msi, Shuck Mattresses,
Pillow-, Bolsters, Sheets, Blankets, Sec,
Pietaree, Mirmts, ftc,
Qjaaa and I'rockeiyware,
I'aney ArtitJe*, .
Clothing, Boots tnd Shoes,
Gold and Silver Watclies.
11 Brussels Carpets—some of which arc very
fine.
AI.SO,
2 barrel:; M..1 i 88.
sea. WILLIAMSON Sc CO., Auctioneers.
By Davenport Sc Co., Stock Auctioneers,
(Oflice comer of Cary and Thirteenth streets.)
WH SHALL SELL AT AUCTION AT
the oflice of the Old Dominion Insurance
Tien ye hi. on FRIDAY, the ;toth iitstunt, commen
cing at 12 o'clock,
I < INFEDERATE BONDS,
STATE BONDS,
BANK STOCKS,
RAILROAD STOCKS,
STERLING EXCHANGE,
GOLD COIN,
and-uh otliei -.. untie- a., may be- offered. Par
ticulate iv a future adiciti-cmciit.
DAVENPORT A- CO.,
-<■ 2ii Stock Auctioneers.
m ■
WE SHALL SELL AT THEOKFK'E
oi 'tin- old Deeaarioa Inemwaec Company,
on FRIDAY, September !i»lit, l*-m,»t 12o'clock, the
following BOBTJB AND STOCKS .
S :ui,tHH» Confederate I MS ~ nt Coup<,n Bonds, long
and -bolt tliiU'*,
itI,WOO tvlifedenitc i l'l »* lit li.-si-tcred IloliJ-,
long and short dates,
111,000 l.'olilederate (ne*; ti pt i cellt lioli-tuxuldt
llol.ds,
I.t**, Coliiedetati Cotton Builds,
,i,OOO Vll't'UU.i ti pel i. lit li-"-m-I" led liolid •,
' ion liar. \ irsniii tft iili.d R.uli-j-id Stock,
60 do. Richmond and Danville Railroad
Stock,
lo -hares Ri.hni.ind and Petersburg Railroad
Stock,
100 shares Trader*' Baaft Stock,
10 do. Farmers' Hank Stock,
ti do. Old Dominion Trading Company,
£500 Steitiiur Exchange,
S COO Oold Com,
3,1*10 7.30 liiturc-st Notes,
attil such other Bonds and Stocks as may be offered
befon- day of sale. DAVKNPORT '& CO.,
se 27—It Stock Auctioneers.
7"_ESIRARLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR
I / SALE AT CHARLOTI'E COURT HOUSE,
VIRGINIA. -Will be sold, under a decree of Char
lotte County Court, on FRIDAY, the 14th of Octo
ber, laiil.the HOUSE ANDLOTatCh-irlotte Court
bouse belonging to the i-statc of James J. Word,
deceased The IAJV , ontains one acre, upon which
is a comfortable Dwelling, having five rooni-s, in et-od
njwur. Also, a kitchen, stable and brick black
smith's sdiop.
Titus : Made known on day of sale. %
sc 23—St* H. J. OOULDING, Ct-inmis*iom*r.
NOTICE.— Citizens of Uenrico county
expecbiut to receive county SALT this Fall,
will scud as many bags as they can spare to the
County Court- House prior to the 10th day of Octo
ber next, as the Stsih' Agent, ColouelClorkson, utates
that Henrico county inuat furnish bags, otherwise
he lanuot furnish hereiuota of SALT; one Uiousand,
or one thousand five hundred sacks are wanted.—
Mr. M. C Eggh.-s.toi;, at the salt-room, will credit
persons for the number of bags left with bim , at the
same time, Mr. Kxgleston wiU deliver SALT to all
persons who have failed to call for the same tbi* year.
ELIJAH BAKER.'
se 33—st Agent for Henrico county.
NOTICE.— Ah it is ini|K,*c*ibl.- either to
purchase provhaons in ILnrtco, or to get
ti-iu-porbiti'in tram the South, tbe Justices of the
Peace are rcque-tted tv issue no more provnoon titk
et tiiiul the Ist of December, by wltksh .time it i*
hoped the present com e-rop will be n condition to
be used. GEORGE D. FLKA3ANTS,
se 23— tit Part hiisdim; Aaent for Ifennco.
\riUCINIA CEMTBAL BAILBOAD—•
V CHANGE OF BCU£I>ULKe-Ou aad after
SUNDAY, September tilth, the MAIL TRAIN wUI
have RKshmond at 7 ttaatead of « A. M.), aad the
ACCOMMOOATIOJr TRAIN at 3.M, (taateaft ef
3 SO P. M.. a* beMtuftwe )
M. 1) WHrrCOMB,
N Qaasaai |»| lltofftßitftl,
AtJCTIOW SALES. *i
MTTOajj DAYS.- *"
By Orubfis ft Willi-un*, a naaaaaeT "
VHj V VAI,I!AIJLKI*1 f r Of FlfTv
six feet front,on i.Eion MiiJi."
BETWEEN FIRST AND SKtOSTD, H, K ,
AT AUCTION.- Wdl be -*,ld at auisLr. ,*£
tb. Uaf
o'clock P.M., the very valuabbs LOT htisLJ J
above*. It has . front of fln,-*U fwt ~„ Z_\
street, running back the usual utpth It »vi,
sold ns a whok* or divided. It fa one of tlie «! .
beautiful lot* in tbe city. te "' l
TrRMh ; ( '*b#->h.
ORUBIiS A WILLIAM:*, Auctioneers
ac 26 Succcs-tor* to Ooddin A Apper*.!-,,
XII X VALUABLE FARM KNo\V\
AH"WOODLAWN," WHH ONI |n v
ID AND SEVENTY Ai ki;* OF i.\\i, , v
THE WIWI'HAM ROAD, THREE MII.Es \\ , ~
OF RICHMOND. FOR RENT; AND -t\|i ',
HGISEIIOUI AND Kilt DIN H'ltMiii
UORSKB, MULES, COWS, FAKMINI] I iV
SII.S *l ,AT AUCTION. By retiu, t ~r T,"
executor ef dames C. Kpott*, ,-,.,, ~,,) ''
will rent at public auction, name n„ -a
mi-is, for fifteen months-- fnan tat Octobei W
to It J miiiry, Mb\ -on t-KIDAY, 9mh -» '
ti-mb.l-, at 111 o'clock A, IL, the labia!,!, aad ( .. ,' u \
tiful Form lately t**tiipied by Mrs* K
,i* ribew* -tat. d, within the eater bat ; t
lions, and MeaariMa bj tka Sieve md vs
niads. About oik: hundred snd tilty a.
ci.ircdsmd adapted let the uaaal areas aadvt
ble*. It has also si vine ty of fnut*. Ac |i.
ling I* of hri, k, with lice p-.n; , Ih ~|, . | . ~.r ~,
halls and clo-ets; there are also ive ot
with four room* each, birge barn, c-.n-, ul,
■lea, fee.
Th- dwelling i* in a Hn.- mm . * .
abundance of need wa* i , ai.d th. aeigl
in every n ifec* tle-ir.-tble, being bea ben ft
tn.li- by tbe "-Idler .
Any one in scan It of a really pl.scant h»tn,
feed laiit attached, could net do better than
,-n the .lay above named. Po—. t-.n will b |
at or.,**.
Liiiiitdiitilv after r.-nting.th-" Finn. *». -.-,,
th.iHeeawfteM aaal TQtrhca Vararfhri «* .
.i the it-u .1 variety; two lia i-.tw ►' Uul
I o*» , Call-, W . mis, and F limine It,. |
every kind. dltt. agi nit family Vmln
Tanas: heutpa>.ible quarterly, ia advaae. i i
the personal propcit), t ash.
se 22 GRUBBS* WILLIAMsI. Au, i„.,,. ,
VERY VALUABLE LITTLE FARM
OF THIRTY-THREE ACBKS, CALLKH
"OAK GROVE,''WITHIN ONE Mil.Km m,
CITY, ON THE STONEY RUN ROAD, WO \
LARGE DWELLING, Willi NINE !:•«.,, .
AND SUITABLE OUT-HLII.DINGS, lint sv
AT AUCTION. Will be sold at earths*, on tl
premi.-c-, on THURSDAY, Ihe tmh ss.pt, rah i •
1 o'clnsk tf. M, tho Very Valuable little I'AKM,
1. stated m above, containing THI RTY-TRIG X
ACRES, in a very high state of eultivati, m. Iha
improvements consist of a'Dwellim? With inn, t, . ■ ~
i.e-idcs an unfinished Attic, uiid Kit. It.ii with i as
rooms, Wood-house, Smoke-house, two Barn , PA ,
bles, Corn-house, Sic. There are two mlb "I •*,
eeaaat water aana large erep of Vt m bin oa ta*
ptaee; a portion of them may be punha- a it am
v ilu ition.
Partial peaateshra will be given it em ••, ti
the punhiscr t<> S.-.-.1 fall and wint, : i rape, aad ts.it
p.. BBBMion on the l-t of ZfoVemh r
The tibov. fa the valuable ltttl.: F'tnit eWßed f.-r
--merly by Jam.- Kmtiail, l'.-.p 1
Ti'HM- : Oiii-tlnrd tah, tin- balnea it -,v a I
twelve- months; er all la-h, it the opboaof tbi par
ebaeer.
GRUBBS A WILLIAMS. Am be ti, i: .
se 22 Succc >..rs to Gollin A App i ;..
nOTJSBANDIaOTON MECB \N|TM
VII.I ETURNPIKE, NEAR ITS l\m
SECTION Willi VENABLE Mlil.rl. \\,,
HGU.sE AND LOT ON VENABLE, bETWI K.N
EIGHTEENTH AND NINETKEMIt «ll.i t t
FOIta.VLE ATAUCI'IGN —Imiii.dnt. I, ,: ~ •
above sale, s;ty at a o'clock P. M, will l, sold,on
the premises, the two HOUSE.** AND LOTS, -,t, [
sis above, one containing seven teem ; . Ott a lot titty
feet front, l,v one hundred and tbirtv-tiv. |
The HOUSE is one-story,of biitk.ai.t! is a verj i. it
and comfortabh- resid-iice. The otlicr i- I plain
frame TENEMENT, with kitchen attached, aa t
large lot, fifty by one hundred and fifty let t. i 1.. -.•
HOUSES arc rented to monthly tenants at
rents.
Trsitus : Om -third cash, the balance at U :m I
twelve months ; or till 0 Mh, it the option of thi pus
ift a -er. GRUBBS iV WILLIAMS, bud oneert,
se 22 Successors to Goddin c*: Appeis.-n
ONE DINNER BET, ONE TEA si I
SOME KEW AB llt I.ls OF FUKNITI'hI,
SOME CARPETS AND A VEUY V\l.l tin
(.OLD WATI H bolt SALE AT Alt TIOS -W II
he-old at auction at ..',ir i'lti. ij, on TUESDAI
Mb -.f October, nt 10 .',!..,k A ML the artkh-i
above SBrmaarab I, and -.iuc GLASSWAItE—(JOU
LETS, TUMIILERS, fto.
Taaaa: i a-h.
ORUBB8& WILLIAMS', fturtfaneera,
sc 2S Successoib to Oeahaa Ai .
VALUABLE MEAL ESTATE I N UU.
CITY OF RICHMOND, (IN MAIN tt 111
AND BROAD STREETS, AT AUCTION By r,
,[vest of the In irs at law of tin lit- Martha I
Eustace, we will sell sit au, tion, on the pi. mi . . i
sptctivi lv in the order named below, wa TUESO '. \ ,
the Uh d.V "Id. t"'o.r. ts.tnii-a ti.iti- at ' t •)• A,
P. M-, the followili-f vahlahlc real i -fate, lo wit : t
Ist. A iit.ii gr..uiiil with Bereral bamad teae*
m.nts tltereon, e-c ni net ly Mrs. Kate Taylor and
iithirs, flouting tarty'fuai feet ~v aeatli . ;
Main -trtct, betwuii Tw. lift -tir-t and Twenty
second stret ts, nearly adj..iiitng the Coantyl
house.
2d. A lot fronting thiity feet on tin- seal 11, i
Wall stre, t, in nai of lilankin -l.ip'a Btabb U I
rentetl to George Watt *»: Co.
3d. Two lot* fronting sixty feet, at the -• ntbw. t
corner of llroad sunt Wall -.tie.t .rented '.•<! \
Ainsl. y and Thomas Dacti y, (who bare en trd
t ral frsuncd tcneiiieiitf*thenan : am! it i ,'cl■•■ -,
P. M. we Wilt -ell
■Ith. The valuable bri< k Uiiini.tit oath*
aide ef Breed, between rath aadttxt-fa street
i upied by Mr. f.itiinmtii
nataaf the property will In- -h..wii at th.- turn t
sale. This sale siiould attract tlie itt, nti..n ..l •,;
t tli-t -, as the piopcrty is mo-lly well lot.itt l
Tii.ii*: One-thinl ca.sh, halan.t at loin aad .1- t.t
months, with interest, tind M'cured l,y ttait deeti ,
or all cash, tit tlie option of the piiri'ha.-em.
GRUBBS ci WILLIAMS. Auctioneers,
se M Successors to Ooddiu ft Apperaoa. ]
By E. S. Pleasants, Auctioneer.
bTTOUBEHOLD FrKMi'i'lii: FOI
I|_ SALE AT AL'fTloN mi THURSDAY,
the- Btb iii-t.mt, at liio'eloik, 1 will -i 11 it tl. !• -
delltc of Mr. O. Bennett, on Nllielct't.lli -ts. ■ f. i.
tin- corner of Itnmd, an as orfent I
HOUSEHOLD AND lit It HEN FUBNTI bill
sttib in
l Maboapny aTada.
0 M il...g:in> fibers,
W,i.i-,r l hairs,
Mab '..i.v v.d Dtaiag Tabb .
1 superior BeMcerater,
1 Sewing M i. tune .-*l.,.t'. Idipti, ~ in Jell .
order and rery Mad uau Ij . at i, up
I g l Clot k,
together with many other useful artnl.-.
afl E B. PLEASANTS, Auti .1,.-r
HOUSEHOLD EUBNTTUBE, VAL
UABLE LIBRARY, A. ,X Hi -All 11
\ti I'KiN -(in FBTDAT.tbe -WU, laataot, if I
o'clock, I will aril at tbe iiaHinin .i Mi i *>
Wiiiiaiii-, ou Gia.e, betaaen Feartb aad li-.lb
sitn-«-t-, ifwo door- above Centenary I iiunh. , i„ t
assortment of i HAMBER.iiid-the, II h.Mli iti
i tnl.r.n mg
-'ex. .Went sets'at Ctkarabet Cettagi Fan
I N.fa, Muttrev-e*, ie
aLBO,
A Vidtuble LIBRARY Or lasiKs ,„n i n;..- i
Works on
Tiic,,l,,i-y, History, Philosopty,
lateiuture and Ociitr.il ft ienet *.
sc27 E. S. PLEASANTS, Au.tion.rr
MULAIH&CO.,
. AecTios ANi> CoM*ai<*i,,x IfancaalitWi
rof Twelfth and Caiy stn-ets, Ri- km a i, I I
Having citneeteel Willi our prexe-nt busiiw
a>f AUCTION SALES, we wiU, bnreaffar.
tie ly at auction, a-i well a.* private tv. a- le. ,
and particularly soheit cotisigiinlent.* in "am '•» j
business from our frieuds, a-oturing them tli >'
effort will be made to give aatiafhchoii iv our •»** 4
in both brunches of our bu-m. —
We will have an miction sale tv* soon i - -
get some more con*ignment* in iwbbtion hi
*ent -f.-tk, of which due notice Wiß U- kii.ii thi •- '*
tlie daily pup-r*. se li lvi
rriO TILE I'UBUC—On IVeday ni •' t
X lost, the hlth of September, -Our II . -"
Tiiuteeiith str»*et, was tire*! and robbed of BAN a
NO'll-y, SPF.I IE, (HECKS AND OTHER \ Al » -
ABLE PAPRRH. A* ncuiy of the clli'le*.
NOTIU4, and DUE BILLS, were mode piy d le *- "■-'
or my order, I wuru all persons a-jainst tradiug t '
or noeivinit any paper purporting to be iivco -■> '
received from Ml unh--i« bearuw my tudnidual '*•
nature. [*e23--6t| CHAhI.ES ItCMT
RICMMOSO AND lIANVItI.K R.lll. *n 1.. i
StriiiiiMiiM'kM'.'i Grrica, t
Rn mttiMi, August 1 •• l" 1 ■ •
ON AND AFTEB TUESDAY, Au(ru»
--16, isfil, tbe EVENING TRAIN on thi" road,
leaving Richmond at 4 P M., wiU be lUvot. 1.•»
--ttii-.ii.ly to the trauHportotivti of aick and wouneb-d
•oldier-., and no other pen-out Will be t-Bowed on tbe
train until all the M-lclier* »re CoiutbrUbly aecoui
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l\ NEXT, the 4Ct-b histant, the BTEAUI •*
SCIIRAFNIrX wiU leave the wburt at eVaftvlt* »-•«
tbe JAMES BIVER SidUADRGN ibuly at To ibxß
A. M and J o'clock P. M , touching lit all the i "■■
ante— ta • Lientomait tn t>h*rir«- .
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