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FOUSHEE STREET ACADEMY.
FoUsHEE ST. BErw. GRACE AND saoAD.
J.B. BUDWELL, PRIscIpAL.

THE next Session of this Institution win
= commence on Monday, the I'd day Of October
The Principal will be assisted by two well-qushed
Teachers, and the Course win embrace everything
taught in the beet Academies. The Tuition 10 from
$S2to go per session Modern Ian and Higher
Mathematics extra.
For partcularssee Circusrs OF inquire Of the Prin
cipal, at the corner of Grace and Adams SITS.
REFEnEEcEs. Professors Gessner Hsrrisoa, NJ
schele De We're and w. II. Mc4ufey, University Of
Va. Sc J5-im
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DOCT. PLUME, of the Old Medical

II House, IL still engaged In treating ALI so,t ~
secret Diseases and hereby invites cali from thoss
Who may have been unfortunate In their sssocafions
ia the country who have been given up by theiT nb.
sici,ns % incareble Cases few indeed that ear
not De leaceed by medicine when correctly appsd
ltosceys - probably the very best thing nov b.fo,s
the Ran.c ior senoystinE system already shattered
remedy, called French Mill 10 next TO certs,r,n
Price 81 per bottle. 'ei'a MY
Once ON Frsnklin street. just below the Exch.n..
mond, Va. Aicn-
Medicines securely packed and sent to -dsr With
fall directions. a. ~
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F7TIs6I0CK on HATS AM

CAPes--fhe }esriber = 20. sea1y nf4-
,orfs1 stscS a. HI3S sna QAPo - sves bess
cssrsd d h 81 - -, $. . z. :. :. !.
S" - lovsr /. prlcS fkaa usual Wills the slylsa
ana quaIiffsssrs IN msu4 reepeea cni@ysoyea.-.
Thsss - mssy new and ts.se oily ecsssn % hAIe
~ rSsiy hfn1sore and Win b found vary dsGira-
bic. $3.50.
The subscriber ksepe also large .eock OF l.diss
m. st.Ies slsa. miepes PURg, which viii b. said
ssShcfe@ie M retail on the best terms.
y "noses $50 JOHN UOOLEY
=. "a dsr. 81 Main street, niohmond.s
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EIGHTH ST ENGLISH SCHOOL.
4 SHALL resume school SantemhaY 18th

Il This 10 the 18th year have taught school, and
my fifth on 9th street, a. teacher of the English
grsphy, Arithmetic and Grammar. During eli this
time l have been literally patronzed l now
solicit the same favorable consideration; promising
and intellectually, that they leave my influence,
wiser, better, stsadier boys than they were when
they came to me.
issue minute reports OF progress and OF con-
duct, which all parents should scrupulously examine
and compare together a. they come in the close Of
every week.
TERMs-$s per quarter. Entrance always for the
whole session. Fl. P, TAYLOR.
Sta :
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monument il to be erected in some of the public
grounds at Washington, to the memory Of A. ].
Downing. landscape gardener. During the session of
the American Pathological Society at Boston, last
week, 1t eported by committee that 5000 had
been aubsclibed for that purpose.
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pistol ball was. many years ago, lodged in the
bowels of Lord Beaumont, an English nobleman who
has la'ely died. There it afterwards remained,
until recently when, shifting its place, 1t caused
perforstion Of the intestine, and put end to his
1ordships life.
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AL b. b. NORRIS CELEBRATED
IVA CEDAR TAR, for sale BY Mesns. DOVE h
CO., Main street, has testimony than any ether
medicine in use, for the of Pulmonary Diseases
Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Piles and Liver and
pure blood.
y See pamphlets for full testimony.
Price OF per bottle or for s. an 81 tn
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ANovEL KIxD OF CIsTERN-There is nothing like
life in California to brighten the intellect and teach
to turn ever thing to account In San Francisco
few we eks since. the hulk of old vessel was dis
covered buried beneath the surface of one of the
principal Streets and after some coeitstion it was de-
cided to convert into huge cistern for
the reception of water The though was sooner
conceived than executed. aud the fire department
turned out in high gee to fill it from the bay.
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CMTTHD DYSPEPSIA COkDlA11, iof
- The enre Of Dyspepsia, FlateseseS n.y. -
btittv Torpid IAves and all dssssss afing fr0m -
- ssmant 81 the Digestive Ofoans
$500 cEnTTrfcArBs. &
ghersbv certify tbat1 hsve used Dr.. william 3.
s.isSss Syspe psia Cordial, and hays ebtliDed the
800 hs.ekc}al results. eunsider Il the only surs
sr,s ar Dyvpepsia, and vonld recommend any per.
sor siiieted with that disease to uss 4.
HHTLADELPRTA. Msy 5 1857
would advfse all who are afflicted with Oyspepsa
to uss DR.. Smiths Dyspepsin Cordial wss Afflicted
with that dsease thres years, during which tine
tried everything that could Be recommended, and
without relief One bottle ofths DyspepsaA Cordial
effected perfect care Of me, and am now -
healthy a. have ever been. have witnessed the
same elect on others l consider this certain cure
for DS spepsia- HEuRY DUNLAP,
Coaehmsker, 70 Crown Ct
PHILADELPHIA, March 18th, 185S
Dr.. SsuTH-Desr Sir: Your Dyspepsia Cordial had
the most wonderful and instantaneous effect ON me.
Having suffered with Dyspepsis for some time, Wa
induced give II trial. felt relief from the nrst
time tookit Two bottles effected compiete cure
have given It to several Of my friends and tnsara-
'" Yaurs traIr wv. FITCH,
Washins ton House.
For s.ia Nv J. B. WOOD. and
ALEXR DUVAL,
an 1-Sm Agents for Richmond. Va.
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yAPTATN CANOT-

TEE HERO OF THE CELEBRATE WORK
TWENTY YEARS OF An AFRICAN
SLAYER:n
CURED BY HAhrT THRE. VEGETABLE TING
Captain Canors brother has long been the attend
ant and friend. and 10 now Medecen en- Chef, OF the
Emperor of France.
BRIDGE of the Fountain Hotel, Baltimore. The let:
ter should be read in full II does credit to the head
and heart ofthe Captain. If all who bad been cured
by this Ticturs Of Hampton's would thus speak out
meny now suffering might be induced to try this
"Havins called on me on the 18th Of April and
seen me rostrated on my bed, useles. in all my
limbs, You can appreciate nearly a. well as myself i
the prompt relief received from ddmtptoAs Fege-
s.You may inform Messrs Mortimer & Mowbray
that they at liberty to make use Of my name 10
the support of the good effects of DR.. Hampton's
Vegetable Tincture, sit has cured me in five weeks
of q chronic bafdmmatory Rheu1dfism. contracted
under tropical climates and of seren years periodical
duration | have only used three bottles, and find
that even the deformed parts of my hands are fast
turning to their former natural appearance.
~ have been under the treatment Of several ply
sicisnsin London and Paris without any apparent
benefit; also, while in New York, having tried the
Thompsonian and Homecpst hic remedies, after hay-
ing been tormented with eavanc bat cries, cold aud
aromatic baths and hundreds of internal and
medicines all to no effect am, so far cured by this
Han,pton's Veg etsble Tincture only Therefore, my
dear sir, accept of the assurance of my gratitude
and b.lieve me your well-wshsr." THEo. CANeT.
@Delicate Ladies and children will please give it
Call and get Pamphlets and see cures Of Coughs.
Bronchitis Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, Scrofula.
Az a female medicine it Is unrivalled.
Gold By O. A. sTkEG * In and FuRGELL LADD
By al the Druggists IN Petersburg, BY MORTIMER
Storeksepers everywhere.
Isl per bottle 8 bottles for -.
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FRANKLIN PAPER MILL.-Belyi-
4 dere Manufacturing Company are now prepared
to execute all orders for PRINTING PAPER Of any
size or weight, at the shortest notice. Also Straw
ana Manelia Wrapping Ths Mill having been
thoroughly repaired, we can now furnish nsnsr for
BECK and Newspaper work of good quality as any
Mill in the Union. ALI orders must be addressed 10
RlCH'D ID. SANXAY,
Secretary Belvidere Manufacturing Co.
TERMs.-AH sums oyer 500 months, Tor city
negotiable paper, under 800 cash. Is 29-ts
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u Il. q. TIMES CLASSICAL Am
xes C0M1lEnC1AL SCHOOL, - tnsklis 4,
6pewes4 "a. 81 ~ aSeef4 AishDes1, YA-fis
dut1eo ~ thfo Dek6of - 100 HoB1mo4.
The o1m a. the no1oeglGne1 - - Mev1uc21v -
pste thees eetrued - hssases sifher fof The fsrs
fx9-ksase Or Or ssfltef 2 80 8 -"
sIssasl stssnf,sl sissn dsavss Hssdisa wri,I,r
spelling aa1 Akitkmstic n al the CHASER. "
TEnMe:
Tor senior Cla1dce anA Msshsnstiea. psr ~
For jsslsr Il. "a Z. y
English Depsstment. .............. 80 ssx a
Mo1etn Languages. :. .................... =
~ The School Room II one Of the iareett "a
best lighted in the city, having been Ssilf ss,s
feRsrd 20 bealth sn1 comfort "a
- Ia Ssesss. the boys are undef my own sun.,.
vision. j. 81. i. TIdHE. q
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PICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MA

~ THEMATICAL ACADEMY, on Eleventh, be-
tween Marshall and Clay streets, Richmond, Va
MONTAGUE l. BASSETT, SUCCESSORS to DR.. s.
Maupin The next session of this School will
mence on the Let Monday of October next The
will be of tho most liberal and extensive cha
racter, embracing Ancient and Modern Languages,
Mathematics, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy be.
sides the usual English branches
The Subscribers pledge themselves to use their ut.
most exertions to maintain the hitherto high repua-
ton Of this institution; and hope, BY prompt and
ton Of the patronage which has been Literally be.
slowed upen them.
TERMs-Senior Mathematics and Classics $50; Ju.
NOR do. do. $50; Modern Languages, by Mons MI
cHARD, each, SO Payable invariably In advance.
The Preparatory Department will be continued an.
der the charge of MIR. TAYLOR MARTIN Of this city.
with the supervision of the Principals. Zee, $50.
Mr.. M. can be found at the Richmond House,
where he will be happy to receive any communica-
tons MONTAGUE BASSETT.
ge l2-Im*
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THE SCARCITY OF PAPER The newspapers at ST.
Louis nearly of paper and the city is said to
be full of country editors vainly endsavorins to
cure . supply.
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Enlistments in the u 8 Army going on much
more brsky since the passage of the bill raising the
pay of the rank and file The various corps of the
National service will soon be filled up
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TO THE CITIZENS AND STRAN-

= 0EHb yI6TTING THE CITY.-H you wish
to set your Hair cut and dressed in the latest and
" S S's sfyls and yoas whiste change g
son, st the HairDressine, Shaving, Sham pooins
and Bathing Seloon, under the American Hotel
d y. from A. n to ?. n, and ON Saturday to IL
=. hinele Bath 8 eta, or s tickets for q. En-.
Skenco on 18th atyeet. %
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The travelling public will, sure, be gratified
to learn that Capt B. Dsrracott, General Agent Of
the great United States Inland Mail Line from New
York to New Orleans has. at no incoDsiderabie ex-
Guide, complete in all its departments, to
BILE the "wayfarng man, though foo" to reach any
New York and New Orleans, without trouble, let or
hindrsnee. Nor 10 this all By q junicious arrange.
ment of Through tickets" he has been enabled to
lessen the expense of travelling very materially.
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UNION FEMALE SEMINARY.
ELDER ROBERr +. STuBBs, Principal

.dl6 6cno0l Will De 0pcEed on Monday
n 18th inst at the late residence oil my brother
g. Stubs, IL fine situation and convenient to all the
eastern part Of the ethyl 10 which great advsnts ges
ast terms mode and extent Of instruction are oer.
through full and complete academic course. Hsype
engaged the services Of Miss Mary Crandai lady Of
experience and high scholastic atfainments viii be
assisted By her In Modern Languages, Ornamental
branches he, and by competent Professor In Mn.
sic Acarefri and parental wstchfuness In every re.
spect will be exercised over the pupila COMMITTED
70 my charge. = =
The scholastic term to embrace ten month"; and the
tess payable quarterly In ADVANCE unless otherwise
Tuition IN Primary English branches. Is per ouay.
Do. complete English courss and Ma s :
thematicA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Do. with Modern or Ancient Lam
guaGeA. ......................... 1000
70 70 musIe cla:s large, only. 1000
% LIFT RonT. =. STURRA PrincinsL
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NOTICE TO THE P UBLIC.-Th

NOTICE TO THE p q LIC.-The
IN subscriber having offered his stock of SADDLE
KY at public auction en- the 9th of June last but
owing to the extreme warm weather and sickly
son. his sale postponed; now he Offers for sale
his large and beautiful assortment of ready-msde
SADDLES, gst which are some of q new and
improved pattern delightfully."- pleasant to the rider
and warranted not to hurt the horse. Also, very
large Mt of most beautiful Coach and Buggy
HARNESS, which cannot be surpassed. MY stock
embraces also, Wagon and Cart Harness of the most
durable quality; and in fact every article usually kept
in Saddlery Establishment, may be found ct my
shop. ell manufactured under my own supervision BY
the most experienced workmen. f* ~
My object in selling out H. to close my agency bu-
siness and commence on my own account. And ey-.
cry article not disposed Of by the 1st November, will
be offered at public auction during the State Aercul
tural Exhibition due notice Of which will be given
To enable me to prosecute this course respectful
ly request my friends to call ON at once and set
tie their bills-the necessity of which must be obvi
to all. The amounts individually are small but
to sufficient to extricate me from debt, which
10 my most ardent wish.
5-d&cta JOSEPH b.. COLOUITT.
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NOTICE.-OYFIcE or THE Va. e Tr.E
IN b. y. Co.. LvscaHuaG. 1874 SER, le54-srhe
6EvENTH annual meeting Of the Btockhol1ess ~
the Virginia and Tenpesses Nail Road Coupsa = Wi
be held ct the oice Of the Company, In the ctv 81
Lynehbures On WsdnssdsY the Sch asy 81 Octobes
next. WIN 81. Hu0HE9 49,.
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m GREAT REDUCTION IN r
THE PRICE or HATS AND BOOTS.
from 6ftesn 70 twenty pr esnt aysd b{b.y:
ins ffom J. ii. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel -
Rrildinr. Richmond. Ftsaps ss
HoIesk}n HATS, Of best quality. %
Do DO second do...............s..3 g
Fashionable SILK HATS. 70
Pine calf1kfn sewed SHOES. IS
T. 81. ANTHONY has made arrangements With
oue az the bet makers In the city Of Philadelphia to
surpy him With handsome and substantial salfskin
seWed BOOT, which he viii sell Of the unprseedsnt.
- lo,v prica or Is SO. del
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.uLIAM BOOTH, UPHOLSTER-

In AND fAPER.HANGER, respectfuilv
asoIms ne public that bis spring assortment 81
o4oos n nisnne nov complete consistine Of gilt
FIRE SCREENS and CURTAIN PAPERs. 10
large stock Of Canton and eocoa mstfins OIT.
BANDS &C., Ill Of which no viii sell a fhe Io.s.s
prices ct his Furnishing Ware Rooms No. 10 ~
street. corner Of l4h. anl5s.
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DICH DRESS CLOAKS--CHRIS-

Ii TIAN & LATHROP have on exhibition, rich
Satin and Velvet Cloaks, viz: Black and Copd Of
the latest Paris styles Black and Cold Cloth Cloats
In great variety of styles at prices from $500 to
$40 Long and Square Shawl, new styles; Rich
Canton Grape; White and Cold Thibst Black Thi-
bet, long and square 6hawls; Reealetts and Zephyr
Scarfs cashmere, Grape and Broche, do; Trimming
Velyets and Ribbons. At 80 Main street.
&c CHRISTIAN Il LATHR0p.
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RROGUES! BROGUES! BROGUES!-
- 6.Oco pair Richmond made Brognes, for sale:cn
accommodating terms by
N. DEVEREUX
Leather Dealer, 1872, Cary street
Between the Columbian Hotel and the Basin
oc 2-d3>efts
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MARBLE WORKS.
MILLER & VINCENT,

M AHBLE WORKERS., on Main street,
V1 between 9Th and 9Th streets. and nearly oPpo-
si.e the Second Baptist Church.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, FONTS, nc Of foreign
and domestic Marble, made In the most modern and
best style ofthe art.
CARVING and LETTERING executed In q man
ner not to be surpassed here elsewhere.
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex-
amino specimens Of work executed by them, AZ the
best test oftheir merit. " I8-dSm
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SPOTT & MILLJNG. WArcH,

p EPO1T e MILLING, WATCH.
"a nAKERs AND JEWELLERS, Broad Street,
Nz, ehockee HUI, take occasion to rsturn
thanks 70 their friends snd the public, for
the liberal encouragement they have received since
they commenced buness In this city, and TO say that
they have taken the new granite front store, No
216. Broad street, few doors above their former
stand where they arc now opening now and select
etock OF Watches Clocks, Jewelrv and Fancy Goods
with an enlarged stock and superior manufacturine
Recommendations, they are prepared to offer increased
inducements to customer.
Watches. Clocks and Jevelry repaired a. usual and
satisfaction warranted. 70 l4-1m
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ITO BUILDERs.--Pf6posals will be re-
Il ceived at this Office, until IL o'clock M, ON SA-
TURDAY, the 7th of October next, for building a
SCHOOL HOUSE on the East side of first street,
between Byrd and Canal streets. Separate bids will
work.
: The person to whom the contract ID awarded, will
be required to enter into covenant with the city Civ
ing approved security for the prompt ard faithful
compliance with the terms of the contract.
Proposals must state the time which will be re-
qured to mpetet work bid for and the contract
must be signed within ten Gays after the date of tho
award. tfHE
Plans and specifications for the house may be seen
by applicstion at the office of the undersigned.
By order ofthe Committee ON Primary Schools for
Monroe Ward. =
se29-dtd w, GILL, City Engineer.
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FRox THE MO 0RAMDE.
The Bfownsvills Flag Of ssptembx 10, hes the

following. %
~ rsssd.y's nan fsom Larsds ws Aays i.tslli
SsA isstths msi hssine eoas skressh u fear dsys.
thss making The .qnicksst srp - record.n Ahsirs
sssn prospsross Z he aassaEa Of oar
usl deprsaasoas Of the fsdisns On this subject re
give the following extinct Of latter fsom rense,s
&c 81 I Mssis.s s S q as.ns1o:
eve ssvs SsS cutie 40 exeisIss time off here for
The ~ dsy OF two Yssterdsy C.p. srom Laredo e
tSis rlece Win 5 party Of ten men. came seross
ffesh Indian trail about ten miles ssoys here as
Sss..s from ii. place back the river he over
took g. leas. .sS Ss sase..d.d in Il
thsm IIins one Iodisn and vound;ng three more,
tskins from them horses, ssddles and vsrious
'a c.p. Jonss loss WIS one corporal wounded see
desdD. and two priyates wouadsd. also tour horses
wounded The lcdisns fought lie devils, and Capt.
divided his party half foot and the otheron horse
back he would have been sbls to have killed every
,.L for when they cvsssts the indians AID whip
them they are 20 crippled they cannot follow up
their adventsees
with q sm, party to take up the trail and fellow Il
We are in hopes that he viii overiske the Indians
Capt Jones left them in such bad stae they can
not have male much headwsy"
Relative 70 affairs In Northern Mexico. the Flag
ays:
The revolutionists across the Rio Grands seem to
be gradually gaining ground. In the early part OF
the week We learned of their having possession II
the towns Of Lusres Montemorelos and Cedareyta,
In the State of Nuevo Leon. and yesterday ana to-
day the report 10 accredited that the esp of Nuevo
Leon, Monterey, had fallen into the hands OF the
pstriots BY invitation of its inhabitapts this re-
port be true and believe II H. the revolutioLists
hsve Possesson of the strongest position north
of the Sierra Madre mountains, with arms and mu-
ntions in abundance As to the fact of their being
in Monterey. however. there may be some doubt
The last reliable information we have from them,
they at Linares ard Montemorelos- It was
known, however. that Monterey was without sol
diers Gen. Ampuda had sent the force gsrrsonns
that place; 500 men under Gel Oronez against the
re bells Victoria snd the latter by strstagem placed
this force in their rear and occupied the towns en-
the road to Monterey.
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MISS SMITHS SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES'

MIES SMITH'H SCHOOLT
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
THE seventh session Of this School win
u eommet CO ON MONDAY next, on reartb. h..
tween Franklin and Grace streets, and be cebs,nua
very pleasant and convenient Rooms ON Grace stresf
between 4th and 5th, nearly oppcaits Centenary
Church. s ls
HORACE p. SMITH, 4 B., brother Of MI.
SMITH, will be connected with the School q is,c.
ciate Principal. -
EnRiish 6rsnehes-..... $50 and 40
Urinary Uepartmens.........s... 90
1dDBuaSe8ss ~ Zach.
Instrumental Music-P ref. ssorS prices.
Drawing, Embroidery. kc.-Extrs CHARGE.
Vocal Musc taught without extra charge.
oc 2-fw
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FRENCH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES.
DAY AND EVENING CLASSES,
PRIVATE LESSONS,
MI DE MONTHIIRRY haa the honor 10

NJ inform the public that he win resume his
of October. Application may be made to him Il
American HOTEL or at his rooms Bank street. over
DR. Gooch's office.
Prof. De MoNTHURRY, wishing to make himself
agreeable and usefnl to the Studenta takes the lib
ery of calling their attention gusge to which
thsy have for length of time appeared Indifferent
felt themselves attracted:-he means the SPANISH
LANGUAGE.
The relations of this part Of the country have be.
ricans have had better oppor unity of hearing and
appreciating the beautiful language which the EN-.
peror Charles v. had termed t for the gods. There
is not The least doubt but henceforwsrd the Spanish
will become even the French essential, good and
finished education, whilst, account of the intimate
connection existing between the United States and
the formerly Spanish Colonies 1t will prove as use.
full In business rensactions especially for the South
ern States a. will be requisite in polite and fash
ionabie circles sel4-im
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CURIOUS SURGICAL OPERATIoN.-A child, two and
. half yeas old. whom benifcent Nature, in one OF
her strange freaks had endowed with two hands up.
NO one arm was lately reli wed of Of the appen
dages. and from the superfaous hand enough fesa
hand that was allowed to remain, and which lacked
that necessary limb The operation was performed
while the patient was under the nfuerc e Of chic.
reform; and the hand. thus made to order, is doing
well -NeU Bedford Standard.
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CRATES AND FENDERS.-Five HUI

~ dred Enameled CRATES and TENDERS for
sale at reduced prices The subscriber has for sale
the largest stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever
before offered for sale in this city, of his manu-
facture. The Crates embrace all the various kinds
aud patterns, such square topped Gothic, Liptc,
Circles. &c. with beautiful rounding Tenders, Sum-
mer Pieces, &c. to match.
Orders for Crates, Tenders, &C., from town and
country punctu4lIy attended to and carefully pack
Merchants urchasing to sell again. will be rupped
at the lowest northern prices with the usual discount
off for cash by wholesale.
Apply at my Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main be-
tween 9th and 9th SITS, Richmond, Va.
re 23-3m. SAMUEL d. DENOON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-05

GOSHEN BUTTER 30 kegs received
~ per steamer Jansstovs: For sale b.
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