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EDUCATION.
7 BOAKDING AND DAY sCHO0f.

NEW BOARDING AND DAY sCHO0T
II IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND Mr. TINS
LEY. late President of tie FarmviIe Female San,
mary, will open School for Young Ladies. i'm the
city of Richmond, on the Ist of October nert.
He has selected a spacious tenement on the soDth
side OF Grace, between 9Th and 9th sreets in cen
trs and delightful part of the city. The course of
instruction will comprise all the bran ches of q Tim
rough English education, together with the Ancient
and Modern Languages, and Music In all the de-
psrtmen's, the services of accomplished and expe
renced assistants viii be secured and attached tn
the school, will be an extensive apparatus for the
illustration OF the physical sciences
~ Terms FOB THE SESSION OF TEN MONTHS
board, including washng, light and fuel 1920
luition in the Engiish branches from $50 to-. 40
Ancient and Modern Languages each 20
MUSIC -.-.....---......-. 20
hEFERENcEs.-Rev Tbos V Moore Rev Chas Fl
Refd, DR. II Cabell, DR. Cunningham, Sherwin
McRae, Henry Irving, James Brown, Jr Esos,
Richmond; Rev VIM White, d d. Lexington, Va
BENZ Smith, Stsunton; DR. John Harvie, Chsstan
Cooke Charles Selden, James NJ Harris, William
G Scott, Edward Cunningham, VIM Dance, Esqs
Gen VIM Ligan. powhatan; DR. Royster, Huguenot
Springs; DR. Thos Mesux, DR. Rich'd E Farrar.
VIM Booker. John II stegar, Chas Truehsrt. Esos.
Amelia; Maj Woodbridge, II Hancock w w Han
cock, Esqs, Chesterfeld; Rev NJ Osborne, C C.
Read, Watkins, Joseph E Vensble, Samuel
Vensble, Esqs, Farmvilie; Christopher Tompkins.
Esq, King William; james Sutton ESQ, Hanover !:
Rev II c Leach, D D, Rev Jesse S Arnist.ad. d
d, DR. VIM Morton, John Miller, Esq, Cumberland.
oc ll-dl2t*
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MRS. Z. LYONS MILLINERY

ROOMS, Main street, over Word Fzreus.
K son e. Co-Thankfui to the public for the
80 liberal patronage heretofore extended to
her, solieits continuance, she has Just returned
from the North, and is in receipt of large and
fashionable assortment Of Millinery and Fancy
Goods. Her stock consists in part Of silk, Velvet
and Straw BonnetI; Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers.
Plumesi Mourning Lace and Needle Work Col
lars, Chemizettes, &c Dress and Mantle. Trim.
niings of every description; Hsir Ersids, Nvau,s,
&c All of which will be sold at wholesale - re-
tail. on the most accommodating terms
Milliners Dress Makers and others can be SUD.
piled with Ladies' and Child rens' Dress, Cloak,
Mantle and Visete patterns of the most fashion able
styles Dresses and Nantes made to order. Figured
Silk Dresses for sale ocs-ow
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AcarIrFED.--Ar. Harvey, who was confined
in jail in Loadoun county for killing Mr.
Harrison, a, Snickerssille, has been acquitted,
,hejury deciding that the deed was conmi,,ea I
ia self defence.
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PAINFUL AccIDgSr.-We learn from the
Warrenton Wing, that Peter Smith, little son
of the ex. Governor, fell from chestnut tree
few days since, and broke bis arm. Subse.
euen,iy, modification set in, and il was found
necessary to resort to ampuiaiion to save his
life. The lille fellow is now doing we'll.
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nRAW1NG.-J. 8. PERKINS having return
- ed to Richmond for the winter, will give in.
struction in 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, and
gradually lead the pupil to bold and independent
stye 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 ex-
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.
ceived on the same terms as in schools.
oc4-3m*
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PRt.llC ONE CENT

should not omit to mention ,h., Z -.
the Fair in Baltimore specimens Of Is. ...,..e
gal iron pipe. This pipe is cas-, w;.hou, , ....
1.-The molten iron simply flows into a reyol,;..
mould, and as il follows the revolat;ons NJ ,hs
mould, it adheres to its sides and leave. ~.
centre hollow. Only enough iron in the AHA
state is poured in to form a pipe Of n,on..
thickness; and when it cools, there i, i. m.a.
perfect without further trouble. The so,.
nation Of the core for the pipes cas-, in III. ola
style was great trouble, and was a cous;ae::
raoie item in the cost Of the article. The pine.
cast 10 the new style are much cheaper. Whe.,
tner they are as good or not, l cannot ssv In.
am told they are, and i, is even alleged tha,
they are better, for the reason, that as the me
tai passes alsng the mould, i, moves in ,n;,,l
current, and forms barrel some what afte, N.
fashion of the Stnbbs' twis, gun barrel .,c..:
OF course, that the latter is wrought iron. Th;.
mode Of casting pipes is far more rapid, and
much cheaper than the old system, and boD..
tor the public benefit, that the pipes are iu.,
as good. The question whether cannon NAV
notoe cast IN the same way, is IA interesting
one.
Sunday | visited the Cathedral, and was
greatly delighted with the mass. The mu.;e
was very superb. Every body, of course. i,
that place of worship, conformed to the us,yss
OF the church, as suppose they were all c..
tholics. found myself carried along in III.
current, and observing all the forms. Thew.
no doubt, considered me a devout Catholic
lou would have laughed heartily to see mo
going down on my marrow bones, sinner, as I
am, and, albeit, unused to the praying mood |,
and had you been looking at me, should have
found considerable difficulty in coming down.
Alas poor human nature, which makes US de-
Ter more to the eyes Of man than of God! I
did kneel, and did so in all sincerity, and
though l was sinner, and didn't know the
prayers of the church, and found myself re-.
hearsing the Lords Prayer, some i.nprom,u
passages OF my own, with few snatches from
Pope's Universal Prayer, am sure offered
no offence to the Throne of Grace. Sinner az I
am, l am conceited enough to believe there il
latent religious spark in my composition; for,
go to what church may, canno, but respec,
the feelings Of the worshippsrs, and often find
my own heart moved to sympathse with them
in their devotions, and even after their manner,
to the Great Source Of Light and Life. You
may laugh, dear Dispatch, if you will, but I
don't care, am telling you the truth.
l date from New York, but l write chiefly Of
Baltimore, and guess you think have writ
ten much more than ought. 90 l bid you
adieu. r.
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e The Charleston papers announce the
death, by yellow fever, Of Miss Caroline Der.
wort, the youngest Of the Derwon family,
whose musical performances have been high
ly praised by the southern papers.
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ELoPEMENr IN HIGH LIFE.-lt is rumored
that one OF our most beautiful and accomplish.
ed New York ladies has left her husband in
Paris, and gone off in tangent with Cap0-
tser Serrente. If all that we hear from Paris
be true, some Of our fashionable ladies arc
raising the very in that "dear Geiight.
ful paradise for married women."-N Y.
Mirror.
.High life" is itl A lady--an American
lady-forsakes her lawful husband to become
the P0ramour ofa French libertins. thus add
ing prostitution to Justification of her mar.
riage vows, and it 10 called "elopement in high
life" Had il been the wife of an honsstts1s-
chanic this curator of puritancal morals would
have announced it thus: "Mrs. Smith ran
away. yesterday, with worthless fellow
named Jones, leaving her husband and chill
dren for life ofopen shame What world
we live in! Yet It 10 too good, by odds, for
half Of the people in it.
t--..5 tLyachbnrg Express.
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g The revival which commenced in the
Methodist Church at Winchester on the 18th
ult, still continues. The conversions amount
10 leo.
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- EV. NJ. ID. HOEE'S BOA RDI n G
~ AND DAY SCHOOL, Corner sf Frank.
lin aud 9Th 9freets. Rfchmoux Vn-Tha

L Ets M. Ds HOCE'S Is u A X ID n Il
~ AND DAY SCHOOL, Corner of Frank
lin and 9Th Streets, Richmond, yn.-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-twenty
of whom will be received as boarders in the family
OF the Principal Charge for board washing and
all usual accommodations, for ten months, 1920,
as heretofore. Tuition in English from S25 to
$40, according to the advancement of the pupil.
French. Spanish or Italian, $50 Latin, &15 Music,
81 per month. The German Language will be
taught orally, or by the usual method, 10 as many
as may wish to acquire it. free Of charge.
Rev. J. P. SAFFORD will occupy the position
which was filed by the Rev. w. J. Hoge last year.
Mr. Stafford is gentleman of varied and 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 to be present the first day of
the session. 1t is often a serious inconvenience
and encouragement to pupil to enter a class
which has made even a weeks progress.
Payments Invariably in adoance-one.haf on the
first OF October. the other on the first of March.
All communications will receive prompt atten.
ton. Address REV. N. D. HOGE,
au 27-d& w3m Richmond, Va.
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tLynehbHrg Express.

THE CALIFORNIA SCHOOL MIsTREss.-A
year or two ago a party Of about one hundred
and twenty persons started from ST. Louis,
over the Plains, for California. Among the
number were several Methodist ministers, ac-
companied by their wives and children. There
was also young lady, who had been teaching
school for sometime before, and she felt that
she could be Of some use in planting educa-
ton among the children of the gold diggers;
so she paid her two hundred dollars, the price
charged for the journey in a covered wagon.
with every comfort pro: ided for her on the
way. Her brother, before she started, offered
her fifteen hundred dollars TO set up milli-
ner's shop there, but she stuck 10 her love Of
teaching, and refusing that sum, applied her
own hard earnings-ail she had-io carry out
her purpose. Upon arriving at Sacramento,
she commenced teaching school At one hum
dred dollars a month, and made fifty month
besides, by giving lessons to families. This
was eighteen hundred dollars year. She
saved thousand of il, most Of which she sens
home to her father, and at the end Of the year
she married a respectable merchant from Boc-
ton, then doing business in California, worth
about $4,000 Now here 10 woman az 70
strong minded woman, and we will venture TO
say that she never thought Of Bloomer cos
tune ia her life, nor went about complaining Of
the wrongs of woman, or anything Of the sort.
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ni-sOLCTlO ON.-The eo.pRrtnership here
~ toiore existing under the trm OF l.. g. NJ
ROSE, is this day, by mutual Consent dissolved.
September 10th, 1852
The subscriber, in returning his most sincere
thanks for the very liberal patronage kindly be-
slowed on the old firm, begs TO inform his od Gus
toners and the citizens generally that he has just
returned from the North with an entire new slock
of Fan Goods, amongst which may be found
handsome designs il Silks. silk Yeivets, Mousn
de La!re, Cashmeres, nerinos, Alpecas, and an ex
tensvo assortment OF Grape long, square and taiha
Shawis; also very large assortment Of Flannsls
Blankets, heFseys. Linseys, &c. dc, and almost
every article usually kept in dry goods house.
which will be sold Un the most reasonable terms.
MORRIS w. ROSE,
oc 6-2n 2o3 Broad street.
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aBO0Ts, SHOES, TRUNKS,

CARPET BAGS, &c Tie sub -
scriber would most respectfully call the at.
tention of the public to his large stock OF the
above goods, fresh from the manufacturers, embra-
cling in part follows Gentlemen's Fine Calf Dress
Boots, sewed and pegged; do Waterproof do (; do.
Kip Waterproof do do. Calf and Patent Leather
Montereys do. do. Dress Shoes, sewed and peg.
ged Ladies Cater Boots, all colors and qualities
&C.; do. White Kid and Satin Slippers; do Black
Morocco aud Kid Slippers, all qualities do. Moroc.
CO and Goat Walking Shoes, Of all fashionable
styles; Misses Cater Boots Bootees Buskins, Slip.
pers, &c; Children's Caters and Shoes of every
description Boys and Youths Calf and Kip Boots
Bootees, &c; Servants Boots and Shoes, various
kinds, too tedious to mention also Travelling and
Packing Trunks, Umbrellas and Carpet Bags.
JOHN THOMPSON,
ocl6 81 Main street. Richmond.
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HDA DENTAL SUhGkON.-Dr
H. R. X. CHANDLER, (gradusts of the
~lBa Baltimore College OF Dental Surge.
ry,) offers his professional services
to the citizens of Richmond and vicinity
Office AS Main street, Eagle Square.
RKFERKNcRs.-Professo C.. B. Gibson, Professor
c. P. Johnson. Rev. DIR. Howell, Rev. J. B. Taylor,
Rev. Ro. Rylaud, A. G. Workman, M. D., and VIM.
F. Butler, Esq., Richmond.
Professor c. A. Harris, Professor Thos. E. Bond,
Professor w. R. Handy, Prof. C. o. Cone, and Les.
ter Noble, d. d. g., Baltimore. sc 2-d6m
ID ADIE IL GRAY, DRUGGISTS, l47
MAIN STREET, have in store and are receiv
! ing, large additions to their stock of Drugs,
- Medicines, Surgeons Instruments,
Paints, Oils, Dyes, Window Glass and
Fancy Articles, which they offer for sale ON the
most favorable terms to cash and punctual dealers
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The following anecdote, illustrative Of rail-
road facility, is very pointed. A traveller in
quired of a negro the distance to certain
point. "Dat 'pends on Circumstance" replied
the darkey. elf you 3 wine sfoos. i'll take you
about a day; il you gwine in de stage or do
homneybus, you make ii in half day; but
you git 10 one of desc smoke wagons, you be
almos' dar now"
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NEW BOOTS, SHOES, Trunks,
vA VALICES, Carpet Bags, &c-Having re-
ceived most of my Fall stock of the above articles
lected by myself and purchased of the manufactures
for cash. beg a call from my customers and the
public, fatteing myself that can offer them better
bargains and articles than ever notwithstanding the
rise in the boot and shoe market. Among my as
tnn sole, foxed and tipped, of various prices Ia
dies Morocco CATERS nd Lace Boots, thick and
thin soles; Ladies' Morocco and Goat Buskins Mo-
rocco Slips and Ties, &C. and an endless variety OF
Gentemen's, Boys and Chiidren's Boots and Shoes:
Servants Boots and Shoes, and large assortment
of Trunks.
Sign Of the Boot just below City Hotel, opposite
side
oc 16 VIII LIAM WALSH
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DIR. MAUPINS SCHOOL.
11th street, between Marshall and CLAY

THE next session will commence on MONDAY,
l. the 4th OF october, and continue ten months
The plan of instruction embraces a thorough
course in the English branches Ancient and Modern
Languages, Mathematics and Chemistrs The ad.
vanced pupils will have an opportunity of attending
the Lectures on Chemistry at the Medical College
These lectures will be given at o'clock in the aer
noon an hour at which pupils will be discngaged
from ordinary school duties
The Principal will give instruction in Mathemat-
les, Chemistry, &C. Mr. P. II MONTAGUE in An
cient Languages, &c and Mr.. J. MICHARD in
Modern Languages.
ET Strict discipline will be enforced.
TERMs-For the English branches, Classics and
Mathematics, $50; for one Modern Language, $40;
and tor two, $50 per session of ten months payable
half in advance, and the balance the lst of March
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
The Principal, with the view of having his own
sons well taught in the elements OF knowledge
Spelling, Reading, Hritins, sc-has determined to
establish Primary Department in connection with
his School. Fer this department separate room
win be provided, and a competent assistant em.
ployed, VINO 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 se25-lm
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SUPERIOR PIANO FOkTES AND GUl-
~ TAhS-NASH a. WOODHOUSE have on the
way here superior Piano Fortes, from J. CHECKER
ing, Boston Adam Stodart & Co. and John b. Dun
ham, New York.
They have lately received splendid ass ,rtment
of Guitars from that celebrated maker, Martin; al
go, Superior Strings tor the Guitar and Vioiin can
be obtained from
NASH e. WOODHOUSE,
&C Is Eagle Square.
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GREAT lMPkOyEMENT IN STEEL
~ PENS-NASH 81 WOODHOUSE have been
appointed sole agents in this city, Tor the sale OF the
Patent Gutta Percha Coated Pens with Platina
Points. These pens write well and last iouEer tnsn
ar other steel pens manufactured. Price 50 cents
per dozen, or 81 per gross oc 10
uAMPTO Ms VEGETABLE TiNC-
IL TUhE, Wood Wild Cherry and Sarsaparii'
la Bitters, Magic Washing Fluid, Bakers biiters'
Hair Dyes, aoohand German Bi;ters, Jsynes Ek-
peetoranr, Roses Cough Syrup, ARABIAN and MUS
tang Lninent, Walkers Nerve and Bone Linz meat,
Ayes Cherry Pectorsi. Cough Candy Brand, eih
riIIs &c. &e- flr salsby L. J. PICOf,
oc 10 Corner opposite the oIo --- sIe. ne--
E1unT WINE--A few dozen pure od aeaA
L cal Port Vine warranted the oesf u naf So SCI
IaYa!ids will hnd his wine SUI rior, az y "as Aee'
led expressly for their use. For sals py 4
oc 10 y. q - - -------------- = -
DEi.HE CAA WlsG TuBACCo.-! !ohn
I -teearr " aikers . -oeheJ Cup
n S. HAfdsroye's Indispensable
RI. ghrss.ian's P.le Apple
Win other popular brands, iof ssaf io"' " 's.se
or small quantities., by crprcvrp
&C i6 y. a = - ---------
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MADAMOISELLE VASSAS, at the re-
Ill quest of several friends, will from the 1st
Monday of October, at the School Rooms of Mr.
g. Mrs Keeling, on 7th street, near Franklin give
10 young Ladies course of FRENCH LESSONS,
Including CONVERSATION in that language.
se 27-2awlwE laW2wa
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GHAVING, HAIR CUTTING AND

- cDREs~iNG-Cupping Leeching, Bleeding, Ex
tracing Teeth, DC. MR. J. F. SPACH, from Ger
many, late from Philadelphia would most respect
/ : ly inform the citizens OF Richmond and its vicn-
l:y tina, he mas opened and neaty fitted out the
ner store on Governor street, under Mrs. Edding's
Boarding House, where he will be at all times pre-.
CARED 20 give smple satisfaction in all the above
Lanled branches, With promptitude aud dispatch.
oc l2-lm+
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-ENE@ P1ANOS.-P. II. TAYLOR is
Iz51 constantly receiving elegant and
1plain PiaDos from the popular ma.
y ekers Nunps & Clark

These instruments received the great gold medal
prize at the "World's Fair" London 1851; and
American Institute Fairs in this country. They
combine all the modern improvements with the
Metallic Frame and patent orer strings. and are
confidently recommended for sreetness of tone and
great durability, which quality will be appreciated
found. - sas 7Ps'S7ss4
P. H. Taylor has sold these instruments in this
city for the lest seventeen years the entire salts
faction of his numerous customers.
- Old Pianos taken in part pay. r--.-r
Piano Stools and Music, uhe largest and best
collection in the State) Violin and Guitar Strings,
Vions and Guitars of the best quality, at low
prices. P.H. TAYLOR,
Piano and Music Store,
oc5 16O Main street opposite the Ranka
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no TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
/ The subscriber solicits the attention of Tobac
Manufacturers t" his superior Presses and Mills,
OF every description p. RAHM,
Eagle Foundry, Cary below Pearl street.
su 2l-6nl
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ElFTEES DOLLARS KE.SAKD.-Kan

siFTGES DOf.L KS KE ~ RD.-Ran
L away f-om my pfesn,ses the night OF the
23.d Septar,5e without any provocation my maid
EAEIA. sae is d fnu.atto woman OF rather dark
gGapexic,t long hair wears it tucked up. She ic
- years # age, neat aud !idy ia her appearance,
and u usual s,ze. no mark, except that her left
eye ,oo.G p ecis the other teeth hltie; carried
WIN her seven or eight trocks and two bonnets,
ole q dress boDnst and the other lang cared. J
u. yaY t-- above reward II delivered TO me Sc
cured ia yrl 50 that get her again. learn shc
as b.ea s5tn in Richmuud T. II. PRICE.
HEaoysr Dctoter 5tH, 1852 &C h--ts
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sNALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
4 ISI2.-NEW STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS STORE IN TIE CITY OF RICHMOND,
Vac. A. GWATKIN takes pleasure in
nouncing to the citizens of Richmond and sur.
rounding country. that ne mas taken the spacious
WaTeroom, No l67 Main street, opposite the Ex-
change Bank, and few doors below the American
Hotel, where he has opened new and splendid
stock Of staple and Fancy Dry Goods, suit
ed u the f ALI and Winter Sales either at wholesale
retail. lie now has in store almost every ar'i Gle
usually Kept in Dry Goods Store, all of which he
expects to sell much cheaper than the old prices,
a great portion having been purchased at Auction,
and since the late decline in great many kinds of
printed &C DDS. He respectfully and cordially So
pecaliy the Ladies'
oc Sim CA GWATKIN
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kz1x INSTRUCTION ON THE PI.
fHl4t ANO FORTE, HARP, GUITAR, AND
Gs2L VOCAL MUSIC.--Professer Brandt
~ respectfully informs the citizens of Rich.
naond that he intends giving lessons on the shove
mentioned instruments, and also In the higher
branches of Vocal Music, to commence on the 18th
Of Hoven Der next.
Prof. B. having had an experience of eighteen
taught in several of the largest Semnaries in the
South now offers his services to the different Fe-
male Seminaries, well to the citizens of Rich.
mond generally. Far advanced scholars will have
the benefit of being accompanied on the Violin.
Professor Brandt s permitted to refer to the Rev.
DR.. Jones, and to the Rev. DR.. Leroy NJ. Lee. All
orders received at Mr.. P. II. Tay ors Music Store,
where references be seen 7-lawta
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FALL ,IMPORTATION. IS52.

Earthenware and China, direct from the manufac-
turers making their stock large and complete and
by arrivals from the northern cities, they ere re-
ceiying their supplies of Glass Ware both rich and
plain, Looking Glasses and Fancy Articles, well
adapted to the country and city trade.
Merchants visiting our city may be assured of
having Inducements offered wnich will induce them
to make their purchases with u.s.
STEBBINS, DARRACOTT & CO.,
se4 Front Iron Building, 1Oi Broad st.
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Odice Va. Central Knilroad Company,

kIcHMoND, September 23rd, 1882. )
n NOTICE.-The 18th Annual Meeting of the
v Stockholders OF the Virginia Central Railroad
Company viii be held at Richmond, in the Ex-
change [, ncert Room on FRIDAY, the 29th Octo-
ber, le52, al o'clock, Z.
sr 24-Gi29O j. GARRETT, Secretary.
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L,IFTEEN GROCk LOWS BkOWN
II WINDSOR SOAP, received AID for sale BY
oct ADIE e. GRAY, LAT Main street.