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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-23
BY WELLINGTON GODD1N.

BUILDING LOTs AND DWELLING
y HOUSE ON BROOK AVENUE, FOX SALE
AT AUCTlON.-Wilb be sold on Thursday Il.
ternosn, the 23d September, 1889 upon the prem
ises, commencing ct * O'Clock, the lsrge prick
tenement on the Western line OF Brook Avenue,
near Bacon Quarter Branch, recently occupied b
nj henry Lambert; together with the lot attached
Iunuine back abort 21Ufest The LIT viii BE- divid-
=, lERns-One-feurth cash balance at 4. end
~. mohtns, Tor negotiable notes, end title retained
III the last note is paid
sells w coppyu A..
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

II A l. U A b l. BUILDING LOT ON
Y MAIN, BETWEEN 3D. AND 4TH STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION will be sold on w eds
nesday, the 9th day OF Oct 1852, upon the premis.
es, commencing St A o'clock, a valuable Bl;ldng
Lot on the South line OF Main street, between Sd
and 4th streets, adjoining on the West the resi-
dence OF Mr. 3 Minor anu on the East, the resi-
dence of Mr Adolphus Notwithstanding about 4.
feet, running back lu7 feet with the privilege of
narrow alley extending out to Sd street. This lo
i. located in the most beautiful ana Improving par
of the city.
Terms Six twelve, and eighteen months fol
negotiable ties, interest added cured by trus
deed.
sells w, GODDlN Auct
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NEW GOODS FOR The FALL Ann
lN WINTER RETAIL SALES-T PRISE =

NEW GOODS FOR THE FALL AND
~ WINTER RETAIL SALES.-T r. PRICE q
co, are opening an uncommon,y large and verv -
ieet stock Of Goods for the season, received hy re
cent arrivals, to which additions will be made du.
ring the next few days, all Of which, when opened
VIII make avery attractive assortment. Among
Plain and fg'd Dress Silks of the newest styles
Extra rich printed Mousines and Cashmsres
Low priced and medium Moushns in great vari-
ETY.
Plain Merinos and Mousns
Large assortment OF plain figured black Siks
Rich Embroidered Shemisettes, Collars Hdkfs
&c &c
Mourning Goods in the usual varis ty
Rich psaid Cashmeres for children
Large assortment of English and American
Prints, with the usual variety OF Linens for
Flannels, Cotton Shifting and fret rate stock OF
Staple Goods generally. They invite the attention
OF tneir customers ana the PUBLIC. with renewed
conviction Of their ability to please all who may
want such goods. se la-eod6t
OTIS ON UNION Hill FOH SALE.
II As the agent and trustee of THOS. II. BLA-
KEY, will sell, privately, in lots containing one
or more acres each, to suit purchasers, eight or
ten - res OF the land now owGed and occupied bv
the SAID Blakey. These lots are b. autituiIy stus.
ted on Union Hill fronting on the road leading 10
Biakeys Mil, about nlie and half only from
the old market
Terms accommodating Refer to John shore.or
to the subscriber, at his office No. IL Main street
up stairs, over Messrs. Sinton d Co.
au y-3iawts |. r. WATKINS
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ANDSOME BUILDING LOTS IN
II THE TOWN Or SYDNEY, NEAR THE
CITY OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUC-
TlON will be sold on Friday afternoon, the
path September, 1852, upon the premises, com.
nencing al At o'cock, the square OF Ground in the
Town If Sydney, Immediately oppo.iIe to the res
dence OF Mr. Shafer, formerly Cot.om's designated
by the Nos 10, 3d. 81 bounded by the Coal PIT road,
Federal, Culver and Cherry streets. 1t will be di
vided To suit purchasers, and every alternate lot
will be disposed OF.
TERMS One-third cash; balance at and IL
months for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained uli the last note shall be paid.
seI5 GODDIN, Auct.
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w, GODDlN, Auct.

VALUABLE LOT ON FRANKLIN ST.,
Y OPPOSITE TO THE MASONS' HALL, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION-Wi be sold, on Erida y
afternoon, let October, 1852, upon the premises
commencing at hali-past O'clock, that very valua
Bile lot with old building thereon) situated on
the North line OF Franklin, between 18Th and 18th
streets, opposite to the Mason's Hail. fronting &c IT,
running back l65 feet
Terms-One halt cash; balance at 6 and Il
months for negotiable paper interest added, secur
cd by trust deed, or title retained.
Sc Is W. GODDIN, Auct.
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EDUCATION.
nAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. MAI

Hay SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. MAIN
- STREET, BETWEEN 3RD AND 4Td-
Having discontinued the boarding department Of
the " Home School, about twenty Eve day pupils
VIII Re received. The School will continue under
the same highly qualified ladies' who have heretofore
conducted It English branches from $50 to $40 |;
French, dc, $40 each Painting. Drawing, &c, at
Professors prices. Instruction on the Harp Piano
or Guitar in the family to six eight of the pupils
II desired. Immediate application requested The
School will commence LIST Monday In October
B. B. MINOR, Attorney at Law.
Law Building. Sept 81. 1859 se pts
NJ EW classical hCHOOL, BY THE
~ REV. WILLIAM LOVE-The subscriber
would respectfully inform the inhabitants of Rich
mond and lite vicinity that he will open Classical
School in The house lately occupied by David Ande
son, Jr Esq, on It'll street. Leigh street ON the
LIST Monday in October. From many years success
full experience, he hopes for a share Of public pat
ron8ge.
Loeaion-Itis of the very best in tie city for
youth, being very retired and tho eaue time con-
veniept. The rooms are large and siry.
Sesston-From LIST OCTOBER until LIST August
Tyms-For all the English branches $40 per ses
sion for Classics and Mathematics, $50 Payments
for FIVE enthusiastically In advance.
WILLIAM LOVE.
REFeRENcEs-JohnC C. Hobson, John Maben, w.
F. Taylor. II. w Quarles, Esqs se22-2w*
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PAPER HANGING. U r II U l. ; Z II
GOODS, &c.

= = : now receiving his fall supply OF PAPER
aAhGlNGS, consisting of French and American
pIeseo, CHIT and plain Papers, Velvet. Gilt and plain
BORDERS, embracing the choicest selection erer If
fered in this city
Also Carpets. Rugs, Floor Oil Cloths,
Mats. satin and W0rsted D,Lanes, Lace
Curtains aud Ornaments, in fact, every thiag
ia the Upholstery line.
notice and In style which cannot be eonalled
cURLED HAIR and sHUCK MATTRESSES
and BEDS made 10 order, aud always on hsnu.
X. respectfully so!icits cali from bis frien ss
and the public generally. and viii guarsntse 10 give
Satisfaction to ii. those who will thus favor him.
se 22-6t
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$40 ssl Iarnay Of 1h 'G ey on the n night sa e
the Goth September, Negro Man named
ROBERT. He is about feet II inches nigh, quite
black ana is supposed to be about thirty years OF
age. There is 10 visible mark recollecte6. He has
had the small pox, which shew very plain On his
face.
He was under treatment at the College for
Syphilis. which can be discovered on first sight,
particularly on his hands.
IL is thought be will endeavor to procure free
papers, and viii embark at for some distant
port. / hereby forwarn all persons. captains of
steamers and other vessels railroad cars, &c. from
passing him under any pretense Whatever. Will
pay the above reward. &20, to any persoa who will
deliver him TO me in Richmond, or SIS If confined
in any Jail SO that get him again.
Sc 22-6iS GEO HCfDLEI.G
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Fh UNION STEA afshIp
fk$ssG COMPANY'S LINE Or STEAM
80 Ak==diSS ERS, PENNSYLVANIA AND VIZ
asz-SszaLzszsSs GINA, FOR PHILADELPHIA Il
NEW YORK VIA EORFOLK.-The Steamship
Virginia. Captain TEAL, will be ready TO receive
feignt Thursday, the 23rd, ana will positively sail
FRIDAY, ar ~ O'Clock, NJ.
Passage in FIRST cabin and found. So; second do
DO, 81; passage through TO New York and found
Eos freight or passage, apply to
ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,
seq The Dock
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NEW B0OKS-NEW BOOKS.-The In.
~ stitutes of Algebra. being the first part of a
course of Mathematics, designed for the use of
Schools, Academies and Colleges, by B Docharty,
LII, D
The School for Fathers, an old English Story, by
7 Gwynne
Pioneer Women of the West, By Mrs Elicit
Voices of Nature to her Foster Child, the Soul of
Man series OF Analogies between the natural and
the spiritual world, by the author of "a Reel in a
Bottle edited by Rev Il S Cheever
Daniel Webster and his Contemporaries, by C w
March
Anglo-American Literature and Manners, from
the French of Phiarete Chasles
The Personal Adventures of "Our Own Cores
pondent" in Italy, showing bow an active campaign
can find good quarters when other men lie liz the
fields; gooc dinners while many half starved
and good wine though the Kings staff be reduced
to halt raons, by NJ B Honan
No Bleak House, No 81 Pictorial Field Book
Anna Hammer Tale of Contemporary German
Life, by A II Guernsey
A. MORRIS, late Drinker & Morris,
Sc % 81 lain street.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


ny GkORGE J.. SUMNER.
a uCTION SALE OF NEW AND SEC.
oND HAND FURNTTURE.-On WEDNES-
:. SVtn INST commencing az half past o'clock,
Co.,. s'g g iasesy occupied by Aessrs. Thomas
ton " aa street, WA ue soaa u sac-
RI mlslcrooes, Dressing Bureaus, Secretaries and
n DoSs Iases. Once Desks, Hat Racks. Marble TOP
Sos.s wash Stands, Attaches, Tese arTetes,
and Card Tarles, Rocking Chair WaoS 49, ST
Cnns- nne Threeply Garrett .nd Eur pa So.
and Bedsteads, &c. &c, &c Nas' 0eo S'eps'
Quoted by VI saae. Saie con-
Sc 60 GEORGE J. SUMNER .nc,,,,...
AUCTION SALE OF FINE w.rcr..s
n jEWELRY AND FANCY GoODS nv rsy,
ALoGUE.-On TUESDAY, the 2s;h inst ca,o,a "a :.
eng at 10 O'Clock, at The store lately oceuniad =.
Messrs Thomas Il Charles Ellis, No los Main stress
Will be sold at auction, without the least reserye
very choice assortment of Gold and silver, Lever
ana Lepne Watches, magnificent Geld Guard and
Breast Chains OF verJ superior quality and the new
est styles and are warranted and highly recon-.
mended very choice lot of the finest solid silver
Fencil Cases. With extra fine Gold Pens; a lot oil
Guild Ear Rings, Breast Pins, Bracelets, Finger
nings, &c. &c, &c. very pretty assortment Of
Fort Monaies, Silver Spectasles, zen Knives, Tes
spoons, &C, &c, &c.
An inspection of the above is solicited the day
previous to the sale, when Catalogues can be OBJ
Terms made known on the day of SALE Sale con
sc 20 GEORGE J. SUMNER, Auc.ioueer.
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.-on FRI
~ DAY, the 24th instant, commencing at Il
O'Clock, we will sell at store a general assor,
ment OF Groceries, consisting in part CT
l25 hhds fair to prime quality Sugar
100 bols c. fee and clarified sugar
ITO bags prime Coffee
so bbls Molasses
80 bbis Syrup
Whiskey of extra quality
Brandy, Gin, Tenerlfte and Madeira Win
Gunpowder and Pouchong Teas
Mustard, Cigars, Indigo, &c.
TERMs-Under SI0U cash over that amount,
months credit for approved negotiable paper
Sale without regard to weather
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO,
Sc II Auctioneers.
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MRS. hENkIQUE,S
ENGLISH AND FRENCH ACADEMY FOR
YOUNG LADIES,
Richmond.
MRS H., formerly of this city, and lately of
lfl Lynchburg, wishes to inform her friends and
the public, that she viii reopen her Academy for
Young Ladies, In this city on the LIST of Octo Der,
in the fine school room lately occupied by Mr. Finch,
over the Sycamore Church, on 18th street,
between Broad and Marshall streets
Competent assistance will be employed in any
branch where needed.
TERMs-S20, $50, and S40 for the English
Branches Ancient and Modern Languages, each
$50
Each of the above named tuiti IN fees subject to
deduction of per cent. for those pho engage
their pupils for the uhOle scholastic year of 10 months,
andpoy eash session Of flee months in Advance
For Information concerning personal qualifca-
lions and fidelity as teacher Mrs. h. refers to her
numerous patrons and pupils, both in Lynchburg
and Richmond, residing in this city.
Mrs. II will be found every morning at the
SCHOOL ROOM, and In the evening at Mrs Pen
dleton's boarding house, Main street, between 9th
and 10Th streets. Sc 22-l3t*
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hiANAGER's OFEiCE.

haANAGER'S OFEICE.
4. FRANCE d CO,
Successors TO r. Morris 81 Coz
Fer This Day.-CaplteIs: $4,000, 10000,
SOU, OF 300O, oil 1900, of 1000, &C. IS mum.
bers, II drawn. Tickets So.
Also, the Dollar Lottery.-Capitals: $780, 5 of
$50, &C.
Drawn Nos of 3 Il Air, Class 80:
S 81 55 Ia Al 67 rs rs So 90 10
Sc 90 e. w. PURCELL.
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fHNhE - COTIAUE' fOh SALE Al
l. AUCTlON-Will be sold at auction on TUES
DAY AFTERNOON, the 5th October, 1882 upon
the premises, commencing at halt past O'Clock,
the rarn. called the " COTTAGE" situated On the
Williams burg road, about one mile below the city
of Richmond, containing 1851 acres, of which
about 1873 acres cleared ana in high state OF
improvement, the residue in woods. The improve
ments are only ordinary. The Land will be sold
in an entire parcel divided to suit the views of
bidders. The of this land to the business
parts Of the city, oers peculiar advantages to those
who may desire a suburban residence Or cottage
farm, and who, at the same time, can attend to bu-
siness in the city.
Terms liberal, and made known on the day of
sale
Sc 9 w. GODDIN, Auctoneer.
P ST the above Farm is not disposed of pri-
vatey before the day SALE 1t will then be divided
SO as to give the buildings about 100 acres. The
balance u the LAND fronting the main Williams
burg road will be divided into lots from u TO 20
acres each.
sc 81 w. GODDIN, Auct.
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Al ATTENIiUN. EAGLE INFANTRY
E-Attend meeting ard drill of your Company
HI at Lafayette Hall, Thur. day next, 23d
" inst, at TX O'Clock P NJ
By order Il the Lieutenant Commanding.
Sc % JOHN c. POWELL, JR, O.S.
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SMITHS LOTTERY pEElCE.
Wall Street, under the City Hotel,
CuALE'S OH STAklI

To.day-Carroll Co IS. Capitals: of 800.
00O OF lU,0J0 oil 5000, of 1900, of $500, of
1000, 5 of 500, 200 OF I05 78 numbers, II drawn
Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
Also, Patapsco, 255.-Capitas: of $3.50, of
75U, &c. 10 numbers aud II drawn. Tickets 81.
Sc % SMITH
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AUCTION SALES.
This I5a9-

OvvusGGsk-HIea CONsrABLR,s s1T.1
ca.,ssins n se'a, Inis Day, Ia front Of tke ar
Clock: Table, Trunk. sseue- - rcs,s..l /
Bed and Bedstead. Mstisass, Crih. p,Ise.
Chairs Table,. Set. Wardrobe, Pine Tsh,,.
VIII be sold, also. large lot Or Nschin.v~ -.
tsfning Turning Lathe, an Iron Press snd 49,
other useta articles, TO sstisfy attachments j. ~
hands.
Immediately af:er the shove sale, viii be cola -
hired CUT for the balance Of the year. to the hirbe
bidder, Tor cash, Negro Man. / Negro Boy snd 4
Negro Girl. TO satisfy executions in my hands y.
Chas Beck, the same having been sold or hired
out before and the purchasers not complying win
the terms OF the sale, they win be sold again
sc . X. BLAIR H. c. C. n
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a LII PENSIONS INDEBTED TO WA.
IA H. SMELL y Gu. or bAhkEs q SMELL,
are requested 70 make immediate payment 10 me-
JAMES A. SMELL,
sc Cts Administrator OF Wuu. II. smell.
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d. ii u n > b a Nd h &. u FOH
A2ASALE A very fine oung Horse iour years
ga sUuad and gentle, and splendid buggy, is row
for sale at the Anne lean Stable will sel 10 them
q b. rgsin. Apply u JOSEPH Hix,
Sc 20 -3s Americ IN sisbies
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NJ ANikD-by all Eaglisa Family, III the suo-
W uros OF the city, steady. industrious IRISH
or GERMAN GIRL, or SETTLED LADY without
lncumbrsnce, who is good PLAN Cook, Wash
err. and IrOner, to do the work ia Ii small family
In healthy, retired situation. The water and 9th
Ell conyeElencss are all the premises. Such
person. willing to make herself generaliy usefu can
ind permanent situation AT moderate wages BIZ
applying to v. 4. STRECKER'S Apothecary store
immediately. AZ a2-I,+
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Jew MUSIC FOR THE PIANO Ann
~ GUITAR. w RANDOLPH. l2i Main
street, has just received large supply Of New and
Fashionable Music for the Pianu Forte amons
which are the following Songs:
Old Folks mt Home, by E Christy-price
25 cts
Home Again, as sung by the Harmonious, BIZ w
Ordwsy-25 cts
Katy Darling, as sung by Adams Nightingale
Bleak House lyrics; No l, Farewell to the Old
House; No Ada Clare or Blooming as the Sum:
mer-each 25c
Would were with Thee, by q Pickney-25c
Your Hearts a Music Box, Dearest; by J Magru.
der-25c
o Boys Garry me Along, by Foster, author OF
Nelly Bly,. Nelly was Lady, and Camp Town
Rsces-25c
The Parting Wish, by L Peticolas-25c
Had once Merry Heart, Music by A Holland
-25c
Q Sing Again that Simple Strain, Poetry by Ma.
tilda, Music by Louis Mahr-25c
Thou Lovely Maid, by F Kucken
The Bridal, or Wedding Polka, by D Albert
CSC
Shells of Ocean, Or wandered on the Sea. bea,
Shore; with Beautiful Colored Vignett Title, by
w Cherry-25c
Why Do Summer Roses Fade, with Handsome
Vignett Title, Music by 6 Baker-5Oc
Light Hearted Polka, dedicated to Miss Bette
Abbott, Music by A Priot-25c
Shockoe Hill Valse ct Polka, composee par Vim
cepzo Amici, dedicated to Philip Dougherty, Of
Richmond, Va-each 25c
p Also, many OF the latest Marches Waltzes
Polkas, Rondeaus, &c, &c. New Music received
every few days from the publishers
Music sent to any part OF the United States
by Mail, to those who will remit the price (pos
paid free Of postage.
rIg A LIBERAL discount made to Teachers an(
Professors of Mu.ic, if addressed to
SAID w RANDOLPH
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A sihWING TOBACUU.-l5O BOXES Crew.

4 ,nhwING TOBACCO.-I50 boxes Crew
" Ing Iooacco, suitaoe for the country trade, at
manufacturers prices in assorted packages.
Also, the celebrated swine sap Brand" (the best
article or fine Chewing Tobacco for sale) Ii never
tal.S t. suit all who try it
BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists, are always
supplied with the above Tobacco, which they Sell
vecy low II any quantity to suit Sc e
I IBEkTF HALL, FRANKLIN sTkEET.-
"a ibis e4tablshment-which has been nited up
in style eq1a. to the very best in the city-wouid
be disposed CT On liberal TERMS il immediate sppf
cation be made. The whole premises cen be
mad II required, or the business part alone.
Private Bcarding.-Mfs. GOULD wouid De
pleased to accommodate tour or nVe respectaoie
Young Men with Board
Also-A Gentleman ard Wiie-witheut incum
FRANCISCAN De accommodated Witn uhiurhisne"
Rooms with Or without Board Apply as ABOVE
&c 2l-3t*
Az ANTEu IMMkDIArELY.-o good
w dob work,nsr) Tin and sheet Iron
worker. To such can come Wcii iecoln'
meHded, constant emplo yrnent and liberal wages
viii De given. Apply TO JOHN N. GohDoN q
SON, Rchtnond, or WAITE q Semen, fIeoe-
ilck.burg, Va seA-&
RIO sP0KT.MEN.-We have just received
L. a lot of Hunting Coats, to which We would
invite attention Of SpoIlsmen Iaey are MADE
otter the English STYLE OF material bsst adapted 70
use, contailing ample pockets Ior game a'io suoo.
ing apparatus Nav is the hunting season Come
AZ duo supply yourselves WIZ sAs
pensao.S convenience.
HENRY SHAFER CO,
SEPT Corner Main and I4th streets.
GlnnI, hANnELS HYDRAULIC CE.
ZUOU MENr, 1000 kegs Sporting aud Blast.
lag Powder iu0u sacks Ground Alum san. zooo
SACKS fine do, 100 b,ls Tanners OH. 2Oo case. Gre
and Black Teas, 1000 packages Gfa.neo, ro"oes
I'd, Loaf and c,ffse Sugars. 600 box-s window
Case, 1910 bags Java. Lisuyra. Rio and MaIissioo
Cot e, 100 boxes Slafcn f,r sale By
seq DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
4 sUTTUN TWiAE.-xu packages resolving
~ per Courier, tor SALE oy
Sc ~ WILLiAMS - bhOldEh
lava COFEEk.-ju psss resolving per Cou
Seq. WILLIAMS n BROTHER
nLD MONONGAhkLA WhlsA y \ !,
se = WI EGGLEsIoS.
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lNOMFOUND EUNlC rILLS-FUK AGUe.
" AND FEVER.-Th=sc Pills are rapidly super
cediag all others, and are universally acknowi
edged by all who have used them to be the bee,
Piiis ior the speedy end Certain cure Of Ague aud
Fever, in use. They require but two DAYS 10 ef.
feet radical cure-and se.tom fail 10 give saul
ton to all who try them. For sale only by
Sc ~ r. pIc(sT ftrursist
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TkAksMIFTED FOR THE DAILY DIsPATcE
~ We received no Telegraphic Dispatch

1 r'sm OF I. II. GRESHAMs, Broad styee,
OLo FOLKS AT HOME: an Eth;opisn melody
"rssen snd composed by Z Ch.isty
4HE PAkT!NG WISH. BY c Petticolas
freys, music by Glover
i, TIE LIGHT. HEARTED: Polka, by Arnaud
THE DREAM WALTZ. by piccion
WHY Do SUMMER ROSES FADE. soro
written by Carpenter, composed by Geo BsrIssr
II Bellsmy "
coRlANDER WALTZ, by A. Holland
LiL FL fhAfER,wriiten BY II Jewel, com.
Q SING THAT SIMPLE STRAIN AGAIN
LOOK OUT ON THE NIGHT
CHINESE POLKA
DON'T BE ANGRY MOTHER. "a suno bv
kunkels Opera Troupe -
=, FINE OLD SOUTHERN LADY: as sung By
Master Adams of Kunkels Opera Troupe
.SS All new Music received and for sale as soon
ST Liberal discount to teachers and dealers
,oo, THOMAS Ii. GRESHAM,
Iost Broad street, opposite Broad Street Hotel
nLD FOLKS AT HOME, KATY OAR.
- LING AND WAIT FOR The WAGON
song Books, containing the above popular melodies.
besides variety of others, are for sale at
l.. l.. SMITHS
Cheap Publication Depot,
Opposite American Hotel
Morreil's Miscellany, No =, price l2k cents This
Is monthly publication OF choice literatur, for
travellers and the fresi6e
Yankee Notions for October-price l2K cents
he Ball of Ysrn-price l2t cents
The Guerilla Chief, or Romance of War-5O cts
Heads and Hearts--pIice SO cents
Virginia and Msgdalene or tho Foster Sisters by
Mrs Southworth-50c cents
Mary Seaman, by Mrs Grey-50 cents
Al OF Buiwers, James's, Arthurs, Benefits,
Coopee's, Grace Aguilai g. Mrs Caroline Henrz's,
Mrs oouthworths, and all ihe most popular authors
works always On hand
new supply Of Prints, Frames, &c, just re.
ceived
New York and Philadelphia Daily Newspapers
received In advance OF the mail, and delivered in
any part of The city.
Any Newspaper, Magazine or Periodical publish
ed IN inc Country can be had on application.
Sc 23-it
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~ THURSDAY, the 30th of Sept, if fair, or
the next fair day thereafter, at Westham Cottage,
the residence OF B. j. Duval, eight miles above the
city, the River Road, his stock OF Horses Mules
Cows, Hogs and Sheep, all of which good the
crops, Corn, Oats, Hay and Fodder, with about nifty
bushels Seed Wheat, (Woodhn) eighty bushels
Prince Edward Island Oats, the farming utensils,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, one Carriage
and one Buggy, DC, &c. Be 22-et.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-23

l. RICHARDS heretofore Rev. NJ. l.. Bick
ford'D School, Foushee, near Grace street Church,
session commences Wednesday, Sept. 18th,
and continue till the FIRST Thursday in July.
TERMs-S20, $50, and SAC per Collegiate Year.
Stationery 81; Fuel 81. Payments in advance
halt at entrance, half at the middle of the Collegi
ate year, 18th of February.
Music and French are taught by accomplished
teachers.
Sc 2l-ts B. RICHARDS, A. NJ, Principal.
Ny X. j. G. f. BENEFITS SCHOOL
lsl will reopen on MONDAY, OCTOBER 4th, 1882.
Terms and location at future date. &c 2I-5t*
EEMALE sCEOOL.-Miss q. NJ. WATT
L will resume the dutes of her School on Mon.
day. the eth, at the residence of her Mother, on
Franklin between 10Th and Goth streets.
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