The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-25
THE DAILY DISPATCH
yAs. a. cowARDIN, Proprietor.
HUGH r. PLEASANTS, Editor.
90 FASHIONABLE BANGING. hesfx
E CHARLES A. McEVOY has the t42At
Efhunor Of announcing to his friends XsAL
l. Eab bas

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LFh, nor Of announcing to his friends Xs&Ix
E1Asnd he public that he has removed b2
his Academy from the Exchange Hotel to Boshers
Hsil corner of Main and 9Th streets where he will
commence his sixth annual session In Richmond on
Friday Ever ing. Oct. lst, 1852, for Gentlemen, and
or Saturday ngrnng, Oct >, for Ladies, Misses and
Masters.
His style is systematic and elaborate, embracing
every Dance aud Waltz recognized or practised
il the fashionable society of both this country
and Europe, Rs selected by hin nselt during the
last spring sni summer. First season of the new
Dance! EsmeTsido aid Cicisnne also the late i'm.
p!oyemens in the fashionable Dances and Naltzes
Of last year.
M NJ promises to every exer ion to give
that satisfaction which secured for him liberal
a patronage on toimer occasions. The hall will be
flied Up in & comfortable manner, and every faci,
Ety afforded tnose attending the school 10 acquire
ali the ADVANTAGES arising rom knowledge of this
des;s5la acc, npishnent either heathful exer-
else or the requirement Of graceful and eesy car.
riagn.
DAYS Of tuition for young ladies, misses and mas
sers Wednesday afternoons, commencing at
O'Clock; and Saturday mornings at ii o'clock. For
aeg 'ernen Tuesday and Friday evenings from 7!
t. :. o'clock.
TERMs-S' per quarter, SIG per session II will
b seen tia, thereis considerable deduction made
when entering for the season.
N. B. private class for gentlemen will be form.
ed Mr.. NJ. may be seen al the hall any day during
the session, a few days before its commence.
ment. se2l-eotf
nsl, INSTRUCTION ON THE PI.
III ~ ANO FORTE, HARP, GUITAR, AND
RE VOCAL MUSIC--PrOfessor Brandt
- respectfully informs the citizens of Rich.
mond that lie intends giving lessons the sbove
mentioned instr unlents, and also in the higher
branches Of Vocal Music, to commence on the 18th
of Eoyen Der next.
Prof B. having had an experience of eighteen
years IN the profession. and having successfully
taught in several of the iarses, Seminaries in the
South offers his services TO the different Fe-
male Seminaries, well as to the citizens of Rich.
rnUnd generally. Far advanced scholars will have
the benefit Of being accompanied on the Violin.
Professor Brandt Is permitted to refer to the Rev,
DR.. JAaes, and 10 the Rev. DR.. Leroy NJ. Lee. All
orders received at Mr.. P. II. Tay lors Music Store
where references can be seen Sc 7-lawts
NEW slO0Os FOR TIE FAIL AND
~ WINTER RETAIL SALES.-T. r. PRICE e.
co, are opening an uncommony large and very
lect stock OF Goods for the season. received by re-
cent arrivals, to which additions will be made Gu.
ring the next few days, all of which, when opened,
viii make a very attractive assortment. Among
them are
Plain and tigd Dress Silks of the newest styles
Extra rich printed Mouslines and Cashmeres
Low priced and medium Mousins, in great vari-
city
Plain Merinos and Mouslins
Large assortment of plain figured black Silks
Riah Embroidered Shemisettes, iCollars, Hdkfs,
&c sc
Mourning Goods in the usual variety
Rich plaid Cashmeres for children
Large assortment of English and American
Prints, with the usual variety of Linens for families,
Fannels, Cotton Shirtng, and first rate stock OF
Staple Goods generally. They invite the attention
of tner customers and the public, with renewed
conviction OF their ability to please all who may
want such goods. sc lS-eod6t
7 OTIS On UNION HILL FOX SALE.
IL 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 '~es of the land now owned and occupied by
the said Blakey. These lots are be beautfuly stua
ted on Union H fronting the road leading TO
Bskeys MIL, about q mile and half only from
the old market.
Terms accommodating. Refer to John Shore, or