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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23
DR.. MAUPIN'S SCHOOL,
11th street, between Marshall and Clay


THE next session VIII commence on MONDAY,
l. the 4th of October, and continue ten months
The plan of instruction embraces a thorough
course in the English branches ARcieat and Modern
languages Mathematics and Chemistrg. The ad.
vanced pupils will have opportunity of attending
the Lectures on Chemistry at the Medical College
These lectures will be given at o'clock in the aes
noon, an hour at which pupils will be disengaged
from ordinary school duties.
The Principal will give instruction in Mathemat-
ics, Chemistry &C. Mir r. MONTAGUE in An
cient Languages, &c and Mr. j. MlCHARD in
Modern Languages.
e. Strict discipline will be enforced.
TERMs-For the English branches, Classics and
Mathematics, $50: for one Modern Language $50:
and for two, $50 per session OF ten months payable
half in advance, and the balance the LIST of March
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
The Principal with the view of having his own
sons well taught in the elements OF knowledge
SPcltins, Reading, Wrting, 4c-has determined to
establish Primary Department in connection with
his School. For this department separate room
will be provided, and competent assistant en-
ployed who will devote his attention exclusively
to it. 1t will be under the general supervision of
the Principal. Only limited number of pupils will
be admitted and the fee will be $50 per session of
ten months. Sc 25-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23

FkkAWING.--J.S Z s. PERKINS having return.
~ ed to Richmond for the winter, will give in
struction la the various branches of Drawing, as
Landscapes, Heads, Figures and Flowers. His sub.
jects or models are by the best masters, and have
been selected with view to attract and interest the
beginner, while they cultivate correct taste, an6
gradually lead the pupil to bold and independent
style OF execution that will readily enable him to
draw from nature.
All lovers OF this art invited to call at his
rooms Corner OF 5th and Franklin streets) and
anime his portfolios
Lessons given at the pupils residences, if desired.
Separate hours devoted to young Gentlemen and
young Ladies at his studio, where they will be re-
celved on the same terms as in schools.
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FREDERICKSBURG, Oct. 18th. 1852
L'KASKLIN CLOTHING STORE, I31

L'KASKLIN CLOTHING STORE, I31
I Nain street. Richmond, Fa.-The sub.
s~Ioers would respectfully call the attention Of the
c...zeus Of Richmond and the surrounding country
t1t.c.rvery large and we'll selected stock OF Ready
Made tl0Ihing. consisting of every style and
C.:s ily t1r Fail aud Winter wear, all which we gar
ra..-ee l. sell lower than any Goods OF the same
r..4.ty in the city OF Richmond We therefore, in
vie all who wish to obtain good article at very
low price, 10 give a call.
Als) 4 very large aud select stock of gentemens
Furnishing Goods.
SO 15-3rn n DFCOIT e. co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23

SAe. A. SMELL, Agent for MlLLlsON
- SMELL, has taken the stand No 90 west kaiL
street, lately occupied by Jno. A. Smell & Co., and
has just received part, and By Wednesday next,
EanrT T Drv ~ e:cg ooa. new AND s., % Tesnnc,y .ac
It's the patronage OF the frienda of the late ras of
Jno 4. Smell a. Co., Barnes Il Smell and hugh
klIelea oc ll--ts
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Sup't Transportation, K. Il d. K. R.
ri UTICE FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
L-LA.CI LAiLN IAILL A p

NENI LENEN -BIh. JUEN KEIN HARDI :,
Professor at The German St Mary Institute corner
OF Marshall and 4th Streets has the honor toinform
The public thst he will give instruction in German,
what regards a correct speaking, reading and wri
ting of that language. He will also give lessons in
playing the piano, well as in drawing in all its
branches The daily instructions begin with the lst
day OF November next, from to o'clock P. M.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23

The Chevalier Hulseman, letter from vi
emma states, 10 not TO return to the Y. States,
having been provided win an once IN !ne
Ministry of Foreign Affairs 10 the Austrian
capital.
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HAVING, Fl AIR CUTTING AND

HAVING, HAIR CUTTING AND
- DKESSIEG.-Cupping, Leeching Bleeding, Ex-
tracing Teeth, &c. MR. J. F. SPACH, from Ger
many. late from Philadelphia, would mos, respect
fully inform the citizens of Richmond and its vicn.
ity, thai he has opened and neatly fitted out the
ner store on Governor street. under Mrs. Edding's
Boarding House. where he will be at all times pre-.
pared to give ample satisfaction In all the above
named branches with promptitude aad dispatch.
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The Palmetto (Barnwell) Sentinel, under.
stands that E. ID. Fielder was killed on Saiur-
dsy morning last, by the passengers train of
cars passing across his neck, and severing his
head from his body, near Lowry's Turn Out,
~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23

MURDER.-Henry Il. Poole, q citizen of
Warrenton, Ga, was murdered on the 10Th inst
Suspicious resting on a negro named Green,
belonging to VIII. Blount, he was arrested
ana conveyed to jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23

When an insolent British governor, in l749,
demanded of the Indian tribe OF Micmacs, at
tho eastward, their lands, the reply OF their
tribe through their chief was, The land On
which you sleep is mine; sprong out OF II as
the grass does; was born On. 1t from sire to
son: il is mine forever"
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LIST OF LETTERS

OF LETTERS
the Richmond Post Once
|2nd October, 1852.
illing for Letters i'll this List will
re advertised.
LIST.
A
Allen Mrs Mary C
~ J Abrams Mrs c NJ
R
rah E Brown Mrs Catherine
q ] Branch Mrs IN
Brown Miss Eliza
Z Brumfeld Miss J
nm Burch Miss Mary D
Birch Miss Marietta
a II Bl" 1kenship Miss MI
e
tn Cooke Miss Margaret A
+ Cr1tor Miss Marina
4 Cidmp Miss Margaret
eth Gull en- Niles Lottie E
Christian Miss Ella
ry P Grafton Miss Della P
Cooper Miss s L
c Cooke Miss S llyJ
r
Davis Eliza Ann
Deurson Miss Mariana
: r Dare Catharine
E-F
rine Fitzgerald Mrs Sally B
ID Fletcher Miss Ellen
Ia Fay Mss Ann E
G.
Green Miss Adelaide
Inn Gentry Miss Cordelia 2
Grubbs Miss Elizabeth J
Gallaher Miss Eliza
G Gibson Miss Margaret
III
Hill Mrs Angelina
iaiJ Halls Mrs Ann
A Hix Mrs Ann
Hull Miss Mary T
G Hickman Miss MaryJ2
Hicks Miss Mary IL
Hunt Miss Eliza 3
j
F Jourd'n Miss Harriet
,eth Jones Miss Sallie w
NJ
K-L
A Lewel.en Miss E D
Il Looney Miss HE
Langhorn Miss Mary 8
Lettwich Miss Maria C
nj
B Melton Mrs Mary w
eth w Mooder Miss Ann
Is Morris Miss Elizabeth
let E Marsha Miss Malta
Nc
illiam Mcdowell Miss Mary A
No
lerine Overton Mrs Z E
Z
Pearce Mrs Martha 8
Izabeth Pearson Mrs P II
Powell Mrs Virginia
} F P1tinten Hiss f w
II
Robinson Mrs + w
Fl Roberts Miss Mary w
la Snellings Miss RIB
\ Shelton Miss Mai "a l.
a FL Smith Miss Mary
E Southall Miss N NJ
Y Shepperd Miss NJ E
.en Shackleford Mss Dafa
o Stewart Miss C
'usan Templeman Miss V
me OinpRlnS MISS f1ar- -et
ssa Thomas Miss Caroline F
MIA Tinsley Miss Agne3A
y NJ
v
Ia Vanderventer Miss C A
w
ith Williamson Miss M
beth Wades Miss Mary II
Willis Miss Mary V
Whealen Miss Margaret
Watt Miss Lucy c
rgi1is Wayne Miss Kate
Walker Miss Clara r
Up Wrssmer Miss Agnstz
&C Walker Miss Jrre C.
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BOWERS & SNYDER.
NHF sURsCRIBER having taken the store

vDHE sUBsCRIBER having taken the store
i corner of 4th and Broad streets, (recentiy oc-
cupied by John r. Reeve, Esq } will keep on hand
a full and we'll selected assortment OF Groceries,
to which he invites the attention OF his friends and
the public generally. JAMES d. ShELIoh.
Having retired from the grocery business, take
great pleasure In Recommending my successor
Flames B. Shelton) to my friends and patrons. !
have known Mr. shelton long and ultimately, and
feel strong assurance that 10 all business transsc-
uaus ha win give entire salisiacton.
oca-im JOHN r. REEVE.
TABLE SALT, IN smsli sscks, Ior ssie by
j vc20 WM. EGGLEST0k.
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

- A1SAs
A
Allen Ab,alom Anderson Joha
Anderson Bailey Arnold
Adams Geo A 9 Allen Robt G 2
Ainsley George A Alexander VIM
Andrews John Atkerson WIN
Anderson James d Adcock VIM
Addison John
B
Brushwood Alonzo w Brady Patrick
Brummell Augustus o Bateman u
Bradford Charles o Barton Lieut.
Bel Rev EdwardJ Bayliss Capt Sam'l B
Beckwith Edward Burch Samuel
Baker Franklin Burton Sami u
Bond Henry Baptist Saml G.
Butler Joseph BALDWIN Wm
Boulware John NJ Bell WIN
BosWelI Iomax Brown VIM
Barker hajor2 Bresse OF
Brooches William
G
Collier Edward Conners John
Crump Elijah Compton John
Greer Evan Cane Michael
Cooley George Crenshaw Miles L 2
Carter George w Cailan Patrick
Chappell James II Cahill Richard
Coo,ey John 2 Crmpbeil Robert
Crisp John Il Caliders d 1 ID
CLARK John Clarke Jr Samuel
Chiles James K Curpin Thomas
Cole ] III Clemmette Ih0S
Crump John II Combs William
Cobb John Cavedo VIM F2
Clater James Clarke Wliilam
Clanton John VIM Chestham VIM l.
Corbin Col Robt Capps Joseph
ID
Dews Edwin Delany Mathew
Dobbins Gordon Dillon Michael
Davis James A Doherty Michael ]
Davis JchnF Oeayes Paul
pouuin James Deaves Robt
Delany John Dent VIM
Denton James Divine VIM
Does John Da'-s VIM
Deem Robt
L
Eaasn Andrew Eggleston Miles
Evans Edward Ely son Robt f
Ellis James w Epps WIN
Ee Henry Edwards VIM
Fe,,erAN Folkes JohnJ
Frav,er Alfred Finn Michsel
Fanth EerIeii refer "
Fersp Fertin Francis Peter
freeman c;aorpe Farquher Robt B
Erszar Huh Flournoy 4 w
Eranrv Jsssc Forsee K w
Fos,sr Ioseob A Ford Samuel
Fos,ar CAM Jerv Forbes Samuel
Fenru lanes n Furgerson Theodiick
Fox w faIquanH
Farrill Ismes Favie Thos
Fnnua James Frame VIM
Flint Jsre, Fountaine Wm
g
Griffin ri Archibald Gordon T
,;neds Charles Graham LIP
Gilmond Dudley Gof'ihs
Grooms David 6reentfee Ne"msn
Gsrv CIV Gary RO
Gsiisber III, Gates Beverly
Greene M Mons Iieos w
Griffith JR2 Hiena !" Ia
Cartwright Phil
Hatch Anson Hu!eu
Hanfora Hill James
Harmon A. Co Hull Jacob
Hsgerty Daniel Hensie n d
Dewitt Il Horseleys Howard Marian
Hu,chersou George Hope Rich
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23

LII SMALL BOYs.-H. +. TAYLOR, sth
IL street, between Grace and Frankliu-My
School being exclusively for beginners, give spe
cial attention to Reading, Correct Enuncation,
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specimens Of
my boys composition and writing may be always
seen at the Dispatch office. Ny Rule is peremp.
tory, bat as gentle possible. &C g
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Persons calling
please say they are ad,
LADII
Atkins Mrs Susan
Anderson Mrs Mary J
Bradshaw Mrs Sarah E
Beazley Mrs Sarah ]
BIau;on MrsW
Burruss Mrs Mary E
Blake Mrs Mary Ann
wn MrsLucy
Burton Mrs Louisa II
Bell Mrs Harriet
Carty Mrs Elizabeth
Coleman Mrs Eliza E
Crump Mrs Eliza K
Cooke Mrs Elizabeth
Curry Mrs Lucy
Courtney Mrs Mary P
Can.Or Mrs r !
Darlington Miss NJ c
Clarke Miss Mary r
Drew Mrs Martha
Dalton Mrs II Ii
Davenport Mrs F E r
Eames Miss Catharine
Frayser Mrs Mary IL
Fitcnett Mrs Martha
Fox Miss Ann
Gacy Mrs Mary c
Gray Mrs Susan Ann
Gleeson Mrs M 9
Gentry Mrs Mary
Graves Mrs Lucy C
Hyor Mrs Nancy
Humphreys Mrs MaiJ
Howe Mrs Mary A
Halle Mrs Mary c
Harding Mrs Ma J G
Hail Mrs Lucinda
Hushman Mrs J
Harris MrsJ
Jollife Mrs Mary F
FARRELL Mrs Elizabeth
Jones Miss Harriet NJ
krumwide Mrs NJ A
Lane Mrs Edward Il
Lewis Mrs Milly
Lomax Mrs Lefty
Minter Mrs Betty B
Marlh Mrs Elizabeth "
Massey Mrs Frances
Mallory Mrs Harriet E
Marrn Mrs MaEyJ
McFadden Mrs William
Nicko's Miss Catherine
Pravice Mrs Ann
Pritchard Mrs Elizabei
Pie" ants Mrs +
Power Mrs James F
Reilly Mrs
Roper Mrs Mary Fl
Roper Mrs Maria S 2
Smith Mrs Marcella
Smith Mrs Mary A
Squire Mrs Louisa II
Simpson Mrs F A E
Simons Jr Mrs T Y
Stansbury Mrs Ellen
Sadler Miss Susan y
Slower Miss SuAan
Timberlake Mrs Susan
Taylor Mrs Emeline
Terrell Mrs Clarissa
Terry Miss Virginia
Thomas Miss Mary NJ
Vressler Mis- Maria
Watkins Mrs Judith
Warren Mrs Elizabeth
Walton Mrs Z N
Wilde Mrs c M
Wright Mrs
Wingheld Miss Virgi7i'
Wilkerson Miss S
Wheeler Miss Ma. J P
Wright Miss Mary c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23

ID OBERT F. BROADDUS offers his servi
IL ees 10 the citizens OF Richmond and the public
generally as general Collector OF Claims. He
pledges himself 10 attend strictly to all business en-
trusted to his care. His Office is in the rear OF Nj
James X. Suttsns office, in Law Building, Rich
mond, Va. my 4-6m"
NO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
i The subscriber solicits the atiention OF Tobac
CO Manufacturers tc his superior Presses and Mills
OF every description. T. KAHN
Eagle Foundry, Cary below Pearl street.
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ID ICHMOND STOS rs " WOhhS.-De@ieis
h in Richmond and throughout the State can
be supplied from these works with
Premium and Airtght Cooking stoves
Airtigh. Coal Franklin and Wood Franklin Par
lor Stoves .., 1o.,;,
Factory, Store and Couasing-Room Heating
Stores
Fluted Box Stoves. &c, &c
Also~Frort ts and Crates, Fenders, Iron Railngs,
pain and o1namented House Castings, made OF
spnerior material, and uf finished woI kmansniP
The retail purchaser would DO wei 70 seisc' our
Stoves In preference to the OF Northern trasa
with w.ich the market is flooded; some oil winch
will not stacd single winter without requiring
mors repairs than the original cost Of the store.
our Stoves have been gotten up with psrncu.
lar regard TO the Southern trade-beng made fuii
25 peT cent heavier than those made at the North
of superior materials and warranted OF as good
workmanship.
Nes.rs Ensign Sears, and D Yale. keep full
assortment of our Stoves, and they may also be
had from Messrs a. Weller, Hettey, Main
street; 81 5 Cooper, Cary street, and bozes
ocsIw BOWERS e. SNYDER.
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ri OTtCE.-The subscriber is prepared to re
Y sumo the tuition of the French Language
grammatically and practically, with continued ex
erton, to enable his pupils to speak it with pure
pronunciation and exempt from foreign and pro
vincial locutons.
au lS-tawtsWS M r pOITIAJ1Y
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/.
Hartman John T
Headley John L
Heag Jacob NJ
Hooper J
Hanna John
Hutcnerson Booth B
Hunsworth Hester FL
Hudson VINO
| Jackson A
! Johnson Major E
| Johnson John II
| Jones John w
johnson r w
| Jenison ) ID
kavanaugh B L
Kelley win D
kearpey Easter
kech Fred k
keesee G William
knight Jno P
Levy A
Leibroch Mr.
Lee Z 5
Lazarus Edzeworth
Lockwood Geo w
Lucianni G
Loveland Joel B
Lumford John T
Libby John
Lyme Rob, B
Lindsay John
Moses A
Moss DR. A Fl
Mackey Charles
Melencon Camelle II i:
Morehead Charles
Mundy Chas D
Marks Elbridge w 2
Meredith G w
Messley, Howell t.
Morris James A
Miles James
Moles Sam'l a
McConn David
McNaughton ID w
McCsbe Edward
| McCreery u w
McMohon Jno
McCleary jeremiah
Nelson James o
| Nichell Juo r
Nimand Mathews
| O'Connoll Cornelius
| O'Sullivan Patrick
Poindexter Alfred
Poat Charles
Peerry David Fl
Pilkinton Rev + T
Pocklington George
Pleasants George d
Pollett George
Pepper Jno q
Pollock James
Peal James
| Peers Jos NJ
Putnam Jno
| Powell J w
| Powell Edward
| Quirk James
! Roster Mr
Rogers Byrd
ROwsay EDWARD
Rufhn Frank G
Ruffin George w
| Robertson harrison
Richardson Ira
Riley Jno
Salmon VIM
Sparkes VIM c
Staples VIM Giles
Smith s w
Sroddard Rubt 7
Slater Robt g
Shelton Robt B
Sedgewick Richard
Stark DR. Robt w
Strauss Philip
Sanders DR. James
| Sanders Jno Wesley
| Smith Jacob
Sheppard John w
| Totty VIM
| Thomas Patrick
| Taylor Obediah 8
Tool Michael
Taylor Jas A
| Thomas J B
| flooding Richard
| Volknsa Capt
| Williamson VIM B
| Ward w M
| Whitefurd Thomas
| Walton Samuel J
White Robt B
| Winston P z
| Wescost Parker c
| Winston Jas 5
| Whelan James
| Weldon John II
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- EV. nj. ID. H0&E'S BOARDIN
IA AND DAY SCHOOL, Corner eff Frank
lin and SEh Streets. Richmond. Va.-The

IA AND DAY SCtdOOL, Corner of Frank.
lin and 5th Streets, Richmond, Va.-The
next term OF this Institution will commence on the
lst Of October. The course of study will embrace
all the branches pertaining TO thorough English
education, together with Ancient aud Modern Ian
guages. Last year more then 100 pupils were in
attendance at the same time, but during the next
term the number will be restricted to l0O-tweny y
OF whom will be received as boarders in the family
OF the Principal. Charge for board, washing and'
sll usual accommodations, for ten months S220
as heretofore. Tuition in English, from s25 to
$40, according to the advancement of the pupil
French Spanish Italian, SEQ; Latin, fl5 Music
81 per month. The German Language will be
taught orally, or by the usual method, to as many
may wish 10 acquire it, treeof charge
Rev. J. P. Stafford will occupy the position
which was filled by the Rev. w. j Hoge last year
Mr. Stafford is gentleman of varied aud accurate
scholarship, and has had several years experience
instructor in some Of the best institutions in
our country.
Young Ladies from the country, as well as from
the CITY, desired 10 be present on the FIRST day of
the session. 1t is often serious Inconvenience
and encouragement to q pupil to enter class
which has made even weeks progress.
Payments Invariably Ia adoaace-one half on the
first Of October, the other on the fret of March
All communications will receive prompt atten.
ton. Address REV. NJ. D. HOGE,
au 27-d&w3m Richmond. Va.
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hooper w m
Howe J r
Harding VIM 81
Herricks VIM
Helfch JR
Hemsley F w
Hollis Thos
Harris John
j
Jeames s
Jones Capt Thos
Jones Thos E
Jones Thos NJ
Jones Thos Z
X
Kennedy Jno R
kimball James
kuger Louis
hOe!i tlerce
kesler Peter
L
Landers John
Lakeland Jones
Long John o
Lynn Marion
Lazarus NJ E 3
Lucas Ed F
Lowe S D
Lambert VIM
LipscoEco VIM Az
Ledbetter Joseph
M
Nest James
Mills James
Mann Jos A
Mahar jeremiah
Mansfield Col Jos K F 3
Mayo Marion Lewis 2
Meenley Samuel w
Maddigan Thos
Michaels Thos 3
Moseley VIM
Montgomery Chas E
Minor VIM
Nc
Mccarthy Jno
McWilliams John
Mckenzie X
Mchenny Luke 2
McGovern Patrick
Mcdowell VIM J
n
Noties Thomas
Nicholson T P
O'Brian Hugh
O'Connor Patrick
p
Page Mann
Page Thelo
Palmer Richard
peasants Daniel B
Payne Thos
Page Ihos NJ 2
Parker Truman A
Pleasant Walter
Peachey William
Priddy DR. w II
Powell VIM B 2
Purkens VIM
Perkins William P
PSrh5 JnO u
Or
Radlids Jno
Robertson JnoJ
Riley Gen John G
Royster J r
Ransone Jno N
kiUn Nicholas
Rony Patrick
Randolph Richard
Ramsey VIM P c
s
Scott Joseph c
Sipal Henry
Smith Howard NJ
Samuels Judge q B2
Stors q
Southall George
Slocum Geo 8
Smith Fred o
Smith F P
Smith Charles
Scott Benj2
Springfield Bolivar
Smith Abram
Sanders Allen G
Il
Taylor John
Taylor James Fl
Thomas, GlszeDrook e.
Treerner G
Thornton Chas A
"
Vale Richard
w
Williams Jos A
Wear Jos
Waldrop John F
Winholt Heinrich
WuItt Fritz
Warren F w
Wade Edw'd
Worrell Daniel G
Walton David s
wilkinson Archibald
p w
HOS. B. BIGG ER, P. M.
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EDUCATION
MEN, ATTENTIOZ,-T

Va NJ. hEN, ATE .-TUI rION
l. OF MODERN LANGUAGES-To c0mnlv
with wish frequently expressed to ne, | intend
to open the lst of November evening classes for
young Men, for the tuition Of the German, French
and Spanish Ian guages, thus Offering an opportunity
to acquire the knowledge Of the most important of
Modern Languages, AT a much lower rate than il ia
possible to single private scholars beg to refer
the su5loined testimony. Apply to the French Con
suiaie, from II o'clock A NJ, 10 o'clock NJ; or at
2i2 hEoad street. before 10 O'Clock NJ or after
ocIockP NJ HENRY Won GRONIEG,
Teacher OF Modern Languages
MI Henry Won Groning has enjoyed unusual op-
portun,iles, by education and continued residence
abroad, to become practically familiar with the
most important of Modern Languages whilst his
character and his habits are sucn as to insure to
hlm, as a gentleman, that success which his exten
siVe knewledge ami great ability teacher, can
not fail to obtain. Dr.. ERNEST VOLGER,
Adj. Prot OF Mod Lang.
University Ct Virginia, March /, 1852
take further liberty to refer to Strecker,
Esq, and I w de Voss Esq, Of this city, and to
John Endlich, Esq OF Reading, Pa.
oc2l-l2tt HvG
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n UTICE.-FrOm ana after OCTOBER stn the
' day for transporting powder over the Rich
nonj and Danvilie Railroad, will be changed from
Monday TO Wednesday, Qhs toll on Powder hes
been reduced to 25 per keg of 25 lbs) Parties
intending to send powder viii please notify the
Freight Agent the day beforehand
JOHN II. OSBORNE,
Sup't Transportation, K. L. d. K. R.
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II DOLPH has for sale, October 18th
Partisan Sights and French Principles, seen
through American Spectacles-o5 cents
The Adventures of Lilly Dawson, or Smugglers
of the Mill, Novel, by the author OF Susan Hopiey
rs cents
Review of Uncle Toms Cabin, by J R Thomp-
son, editor Southern Literary Me5senger-12A cts
The Doctrine of Equality, being Commentary
on the Law as administered Dy the Court OF Chaace
Eotes and References to the latest Ameri san
Chancery Decisions, by Ludlo" and Il Col
lins-S5
Godeys and Ladies National Magazines for No
vember
B!ackwood's Magazine for October
Lives of Wellington and Peel from the London
Tmes--50 cents
Ojm.,ed's Walks and Talks of an American
Farmer In England, End series-2o cents oc ~
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A L an adjourned meeting Of the Council of the
IA City Of Richmond, held Sept 2lst, 1884, the fol
lowing adopted
The Council being satisfied that the petitions of
Corbin Warwick aud others are the petitions ofope.
fourth of the freeho!ders of the city, doth on the
said petitions,
Res0lce, That poll be, and the same is hereby
directed to take the of the freeho!ders Of tie
city on the question, whether the Council, on be-
halt OF the city, may subscribe to the stock of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company, a com.
pany incorporated for work of internal improve.
mentin this State part OF which is to be construct
ed in or near the city0 amount not exceediIg
s300OO; that The time Of the poll b. Tuesday, the ID
day Of ofNoyember next, and that this resolution be
published for one month (and afterwards until tie
day OF the poll9 in at least two newspapers Of the
city copy.
WIN. P. SHEPPARD, C. C.R.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23
sPfx NOTICE TO MEKCHANTs

@Rex NOTICE TO MERCHANTS
AND SHIPPERS.-The steamship City
Of hichmond, Captain Mitchell, will leave New
York next week Tor this port. This ship now being
owned entirely in Virginia. We think we have
hight to the patronage of Virginia merchants and
shippers Every possible care will be taken OF
freight
Merchants will please direct their goods to come
by this ship. Merchants have com planned consde.
rably that this ship has been taken oil the line
Now, II they wish II continued they must patronage
it, ss ihs owners must be recompensed, they viii
not continue il.
oc is-lw A. s. LEE, Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23

DLACK AND FANCY PANTs.-Heavy
ID English, French anu American Fancy Cass.
Pants. black Doeskin do, Wool Velvet and cut Vel
vet Vests black and fancy silk do, large assortment
at No lU2 Main street.
n.lI KEEN CHILES a. BALDWIN.