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NEW Y-sTEM OF TEACHING

NEW SY-S fem OF TEACHING
~ fRENCH.-The whole French Language; nv
T. kobettson. GIT pp limo. SI.25. Key to do, rs
From the numerous favorable notices OF the book,
we select only the following:
The author OF this system is Professor Robertson,
q celebrated teacher in Paris who has obtained a
European reputation by the excellence of his me-
tnod ana success OF his instructions 1t claims to
COMBINE the most valuable features in the systems of
msnesca. OilendoIh, Hamilton and the Older gram
NAUTICAL authorities while 1t is free from the defects
thods The text on which the volume is founded. is
an Original ana attractive narrative, presenting all
the peculiar idioms of the French language, tossth-
or with comp etc vocabulary of the words mos
commonly occurring in familiar discourse
me principles illustrated in this portion Of the
slant repetition in series of judicious EXERCISES and
the second part is devoted to profound y.
Clear or and aas ,npfs h IN Of
grammar and syntax Professor Robertson's N ethod
n strictly progressive. The pupil Is led on. by easy
the grammar to the most complicated forms Of tbs
language The System combines great thorough
ness with remarkab perspicuity. No one can mas.
Ter us details without making such proficiency In the
French language to enable him to enjoy the elias
steal productions of its literature and with the me-
ce.saIy practice, to speak French with correc.ne.
and facility This volume issued lie equally
adapted Tor the purpose of ssfinstruction and for
.ne nse OF cissses under the direction of compe.
rent teacher We do not hesitate to recommend il
to the notice of ell who are interested Ia the sd
vancement of education, believing that Its substan.
al me rifs Will bear til test of ex,mi
natson."-Hayper. Magazine
For the convenience OF those who would wish 10
examine This System, the publishers have printed
extra copies OF the Fret and Last Lesson land ali
.I I ssons are arranged essentially on the same
apply fog it; and to Profsso Of the Lansuses who
may prefer the entire work for examination conf.
VIII Dc sent oy mai, FREE OF EXPENSE, on tn. "a
sept OF One Dollar for the System, or One DoUor
and Fifty Cents for the System and KEY
Pab;ished By ROB LOCKWOOD & SON.
American aud Foreisn Book ssila,.
And for sale by ~ l.
JAMES wOoDHousE co
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d UNAWAY IN JAIL,-1here was
II committed to the Jail oftbe City of Richmond,
az a runaway, ON the goth dsy Of June. 1855 Negro
woman who calls herself FRANCES STREET, and
saws abe 10 the property of Maria Howard of Henrco
county, Va. Said negro is five feet seven inches
high, OF dark compile about 50 years OF age ana
and red calico bonnet. The owner of said negro Is
requested to come forward, prove property, pay
"a The Law directs JOS A. sTARKE, D. g,
ivSO-ew For Martin M Lpscomb, Sergt.
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EDuCATIoN.


nIC9NUND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Il ~ 0T.AY. 9GR8H AND MARsHALL SEs
ICHNOND, VAs--Ths sext ses.los viii sommenes
- arst Monday In Ostotef naa close the last Thurs
Ssv II June. fsplls may BE- admitted st any time,
h1 r. + hiebly dssbls for than to be present the
6rst dsv 81 the session.t
n. sost Of srounds buildines and outfit has been
.ho.t s.yeuty thousand dollars, and no additional
psins nor expense win be spared to satisfy every
tensivs ana liberal. Able and experienced teachers
h.ve been secured, add the most approved scientific
snnsrstua school desks, b c., have been provided.
R.v. B. MANLY, JK-President
Mr. n P. LATH An, Msth aud Phydcai gcianees.
Rav II r. TUCKER, Ancient and Eng Literature
Dr. A. LEWIS, Botany, 10.
NJ: ELIZABETH v NELSON, Enalish Brsnche.
Miss NINA CROLLET. French and German.
los MICHAkD, Spanish and italian.
Miss JANE .. STANARD, Preparatory Depart
Mr. m'' deEoseIANA MONROE. Preparatory De-
M RsIt NARY c. LAfHRoP. Preparatory Depart
M. John DUNDERDALE, Piano and Organ.
Mies EMILY DUNDERDALE, Piano and Guitar.
Mia SARAH sULLY, Harp.
Mrs EMILY CRUISE. Drawing, Painting, &c.
M EJJGENE CREHEN do
Mr. and Mrs r. BUBLETT, Stewards Department.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Board and Washing. .@<<e
Tuition In Preparatory pepsrtment............ 80
Arei.nt and Modern Ian guagss, each. %
Music on Piano Forte Guitar, Organ. to 80
ORA win r, Painting. &c. ~ to 4u
rv Psmp hlets containing further Information may
% sssNdsm REV B. MANLY, il.
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NOKE-P RICE REDUCED.-From
~ this date and until further notice the price of
LUMP COKE will be reduced to % cents per busbel
Consumers proposing to this most excellent and
convenient fuel next winter, will do well to avail
themselves of this Temporary reduction in ito cost
je 2O-ts JNO. WERFH AGENT
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L,Ok SALE.-WOOL TRUNKS, PAD
L. DING, FACING, LINING AND B00K.slhD.
ING SKINS The public ara hereby informed soy
they need not 90 North to buy these articles, w
lndersigned has them always on hand IS 1ood sna
factory on Brook Avenue, Opposite Bacon oasg"
Branch Tavern }. Z. JVnh0'
fe 2S-d&c6m
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tUMMISSIUN AND FORWARDING
- BUSINESS n. V GRAVES CO Commits.
sion and Forwarding Merchants, 18th street he.
tween Main and Cary streets Richmond Va, will
attend to the sale OF TOeACCO, FLOUR, WHEAT.
and all kinds of country Produce.
Persons along the line of the Dapville Railroad
who make re u. oon.isnments can if they prefer it.
H GRAVES, Mail Agent, who PASSES the road
daily; He will also visit Danville Va, and Milton
and Yanoegviie, North Carolina weekly, to make
those regions. an -
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THE WONDERFUL LADY HAS AR
Il RlVED.-The best planet reader In Ame rica
The most difficult questions will be solved by sci.
ence and calculation from many years of study flor
short time eny,) by MADAME MAILOR, on
Franklin street, between Sd and 18th Streets next
door to Alex Motifs residence
[" Cues can bs made for BLINDNESS CAN.
GERS, CORNs and SORES of ell descriptions
au SI-lm~
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1HHKEE HANDSOME NEW DWELL
ING HOUSES AND LOTS CORNER OF
NrH AND STREE Z, CHURCH HILL,
FOR SALE EXCHANGE OR RENT.-The cor
ner house is finished. has 6 rooms and oommodious
Kitchen. is ready foI q tenant now. The other two
are smaller, and will be finished in a few DAYS This
is desirable property, and will be sold exchan xsd
for young negroes upon terms to please. Should no
sale or exchange be made, the property will be rent
ed and to good tenants the rent will be low
Office in the new building Of W. Gaddin, South
side
Apply to GEO. WOODFIN,
1e 25ts General Agent and Cole ctor.
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NOTICE I'm consequence of the death
IN Of Mr.. SIMON BONNAVlTA, the undersigned
10 DESTROYS of settling the affairs the firm 8.
Bonpsvits & Co. as soon ss possible, and requss
that all persons Indebted will forward aud
tie their accounts, and those having claims will pre-
sent them to him for liquidation.
DAVID N. JONES,
1-f Surviving Parfn of e.
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THE Subscriber will continue the CON-
l. DICTIONARY business at the old stand of 81.
MON BONAVITA & CO., No rs M sin street. He
hopes by strict attention to business to merit a
tinusnce Of the patronage heretofore literally
tend to the late firm
In few days large and fresh supply of every ar
tic!e Ia my line will be opened call is respect
fully solicited from my friends and the public gen.
orally. DAVID N. JONES.
Surviving Partner of Simon Eonavita L Co.
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All solvent small notes, except Frederieksbu Cor,
sI sas o. S9 the broker, At cent ds
Gotd-a premium. SitssS-old2 premium. M.
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TACKSON'S EXCELSIOR BTITERs

hiLHMUND, Aug. IT, ~.
Mr. 4. III. JAcKsoN-Dear Sir: Through Cd fn.u 4.
mentality of friend of mine, was inc uce By HIN
70 try bottle Of your Bitters. Thinking II t dOua
me no good it would do ms no harm, seeordinif
Iied the same of a mornirg, likewise my wife, ani
IN the of one week her appetite inn proved,
thank God, she found from that time relief and
must, in justice to myself and wife, very hishiyis
commend the above Bitters ss being the best +
,ver tried; and feeling 1t my duty to thank yCu
friend for the advice to try them, would advise oil
those suffering from the first stage of Dyspepsia 10
try them. They will exolsim like us-"Better cau
not be found"
Yours, respectfully,
W.. BARTHOLOMEW
They may be found at e. J. Pieot's, A. Bodekors
5. NJ. Zachrisson's, ChaE. hiilspaugh's Bennett
Sesrs'. srd Alex. Duvnps Druggists Richmond, Va.
All orders promrt!v attended to. 40 II
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9 s STEVENS YOUNG LADIES
NJ COLLEGIATE SEMINARY, SHockoE Hill,
RICHMOND. VA.-The Ninth Session of this Institu
ton will commence en- the first Monday in October,
In the rooms formerly occupied by the Principal, on
the corner of franklin and 9Th SITS. The Boarding
department will be conducted last Session. In the
building formerly owned by Judge Mason, corner of
Frans lin and Adams streets.
TEACHERs-S. 8. STEVENS, A. M, Principal; ABB.
BE r. MASON, Assistant
In all the departments of Music, French, Drawing,
etc. the most competent Teachers will be provided
The p cipal will give his undivided attention to
the interests of the school The Boarding depart.
meut will be under the supervision of Mrs Stevens
aided by Mrs Vaudeville. lady who has had several
years experiences and great success 81 housekeeper
in similar Institution. Every effort will be made
to render the Boarding department. pleasant and
refined home, and the School one Of the most pro-
ftable in all that pertains to moral, intellectual
and polite education
sens in Vocal Music. with NO extra charge.
examination. when Certificates will be given to the
Graduating Class
TERMS,
One-ha payable in Advance the Under LIST March:
Board and w ashng. $50
Higher English branches.. 40
Elementary branches. 20
Ancient and Modern Languages, eacb.....".... 20
oU
stationery.
ruet .......s.....s
" School Books will be furnished by the Princi-
psi at city prices. Sc 5-d&w1m
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NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK, Va
~ B. B WALTERS, PRoPsIEToR - Having put.
chased the above well known establishment, re-
spectfuly in my friends and the travelling pub
lie that the house has been thoroug renovated and
newly furnished thro ushou, and is open for the
reception of permanent and transient Boarders.
return my sincere thanks to my fIiends and the
public generally for the liberal patronage extended
to for the last twenty-three years. and rsspe CT
fully solicit continuance of the same, assuring
them that nothing will be left urdone to make them
at HOME while sojourning at the National.
N. B-A four horse STAGE COACH leaves the
National Hotel every Tuesday, Thursday and satur-
day, for F.. City ". C. aua-Im g. g. W.
Two MERCHAN1S-CL OTHIN
Il iTRADE In order to accommodate an incres.-
ing trade, have fitted up the Second Story OF
house exclusively for the Wholesale Trade, and are
now prepared to exhibit very extensive stock OF
Fall and Winter Clothing, attracting every variety
of style and grade of goods in line. manufactus-
particularly adapted to the Virginia and North Caro-
lima trade.
The facilities enjoyed by us-of long experience
in this business with partners constantly in the New
York market, buying largely for cash and manufac
turing for several houses gives advantages BY
which ensbled to offer the best styles OF
clothing at very low prices We respectfully solicit
merchants visiting this city to give stock and
prices examination, satisfied that can offer
them sufficient Inducements 70. purchase here.
KEEN, BALDWIN K CO,
sea l02 Main Street.
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nNE HUNDRED Do l. Ia a Is 3 hE-
" WARD-Rsnawa az from the Exchange Hotel,
last Saturday morning, JOHN, the property of the
erate OF James Griffin
JOHN is about 81 years old feet 10 or IL inches
III Oh: stands erect hiss quick walk; Is . dark mu-
latto, and quite likely msn-
One hundred dollars viii be paid for him, II taken
ont of the State; fifty dollars il out OF the city
county; and twenty-five dollars II taken in the city
oT couoty SAMPSON JONES,
am t6-dAct cts Agent for Jane Griffin
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CLOIHiNa AND GENTLEMEN

TLOiHIEa AND GENTLEMEN'S
~ FURNISHING WEAR.--rhs subscsiber hav.
ing lately arrived in this place. has just opened his
large and well selected s,ock Of
KEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND ALL KINDS OF
GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS,
which he Offers for sale at the very lowest New York
cash prices.
Being connected with large manufacturing us-
ness In New York, ard having acquired thorough
knowledge of the Clothing Trsde in LyIchburg,
where he has been in this business for the lset
gears he is prepared to offer Inducements seldom
met with. Therefore, come one, come all, before
purchasing elsewhere, and judge for yourselves.
My motto il, quick sales and small protits.'
SAMUEL GUGGENHEIMER.
Under the st. Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va.
an 1i-Sm
GUANO.-No. ] Peruvian and A. A.
~ Mexican Gusno-warranted to be of the very
best qusiity-for sale from Dock store at lowest
market rates, by E. H. sKiNKER & CO.,
su % No SO. Gary street.
GUANO, GUANO.-A full supply OF
~ gsauine No. l Peruvian Guano, brsnded "A"
by the Baltimore inspector. and warranted of very
best quality For sale IN ic:a 70 sq1t ggrshsseIs
COOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR
IMAGES &c.-Ws are now putting up MOTIFS
PATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANGE. with and
passed BY in this country for cooking or for lie
Also, Wster Closets, Stationary Wash .stands Ba.
thing Fixtures for hot and cold water all of which
We also pu+ up CHILsONE PATENT HOT-AIk
FURNACE, which, for its durability, economy In
fuel and the great amount of fresh air heated and
distributed through the regsters 10 unequalled by
q. & A. BARGAINS, JR.,
NH q 20! corner of Main and 10th sta
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AALLEX'S MAGICAL PAIN Elk
III Y 4R CI,lR will s,akdxs ;aA...

NJ 1hAC1UN VIII suDduc ptin AND ntamatlOt
from the severest burns or scalds, In from ons /,
twenty inmates. and will heal the wounds withoa,
scar; it eHectualy cures Fever Sores Pilas saG
aheurn, Injammatory Rheumatism, Cuts, Wound,
5ruises ScaId Head Corns and Bunions, Eryfpel..
spraias sweliings, Feons Chibsins, Bits.of Ia
seots, swelled and Broken Breast, Gore Niyp.s,
Grnptions, and all Overwhelmingly and eutsrsou,
diseases, where the parts affected can be reached
This article ia now put up in blue wrappers witt
uew steel plata label, and signed by n DALEY, NJ
xer, and @. y. CIcknsy Co., Proprietors to susli
against she numerous sounteTfeits in nearly eve,
tore.
BENNETT BEERS, Druggists, are the onl.
authorized agents for the sale of the genuine new
style, and they furnish the trade at tors pr
-. Retail price only 25c. = box. NH 26-d&wSu
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FURNITURE CALICOES Choice de-
.isas In the above, fyam lec upwards
W5 N. EZEKIEL, s5 Main ct.
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CT. JOSEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY,
"a RICHMOND VIRGINIA

- RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
Conducted by the Sisters of Charity.
This Institution resumed stu dies on the 18th
of August. BeardeEs for board. tuition, and #
bed and bedding, and for washing and mending pay
rer onuuns $3.50, to be paid semannuay in advance.
There is also q charge of % for Dostor's fee
Day scholars, according to the branches, they pay
from "a to % per quarter 10 advance.
For Music on the Piano or Guitar, Painting,
French and Embroidery, there an extra charge for
tuition and use of Instrument
Letters addressed to Sister MARY FELIX Nc
QUAD, st. Joseph's Academy, will meet prompt
attention.
1t is of great importance that pupils should enter
at the commencement Of the session. or soon af-
forwards as possible. ss S-3w
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FNGLIaH SCHOOL.-On Monday, the
II Sd of September, the subscriber will open
SCHOOL. on Union Hill. in the old Methodist
mettc. English Grammar, Geography, Chemistry.
&c $50 per scholar will be charged for beginners,
Si2 payable quarterly in advance. He knows practi.
cay tbs duties of a tescher, and that attention will
bs paid to the children committed to his care.
an 2I-Im* JOS. H. ROGERS.
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I AIDES MOIRES ANTIQUE BELTS
IL handsome let Of the above, 10 choice color.
at N. EZEKfEL,S
se5 IS Main sf
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PICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MA
III THEMATICAL ACADEMY
w. D. STUART, Principal,
w. TaURMOND, Assistant.
The Exercises of this Institution situated near the
corner of Clay and 9Th streets, will be commenced
ON Monday, the LIST of October next Instruction
will be given. in addition to the Elements. in the
Ancient and Modern Lansuages, Mathematics, Nat.
Philosophy, Chemistry, History, &c.
TERMS,
Playable semiannudLy in adrGnceJ
For tuition in Latin, Msthe and En- ssh. $50
French and Drawing, extra, each. 20
Greek extra. ......... 10
REFERENCES:
Col. r. II. SMITH and the Officers of the Va. Mill
tary Institute.
Hon. ALFx. Fl. Ii. STUART Stanton, Va.
Hon. JOHN LETCHER, Lexington, Va.
Col LORENZO THOMAS, U. 8. A.
Ger. VIM. H. RICHARDSON and P. FL. Ar.ETT,
Richmond.
Professors GEssNER HARRISON and 8. MAuPis, Uni
versity of Va.
Mr. Stuart il gra iuate of the Vs. Military Insti.
tate and for three years discharged with great ssts
faction the duty of Assistant Professor of Msthe.
mates In it do with great confidence say to the
patrons of his Academy that they will find in him a
jealous, competent and faith ful teacher.
FRANCIS Fl SMITH,
so5-lm Sup't OF Va. Military Institute
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CTAGE AND WAGON HAMEH--Of
~ sup srior quality, for sale BY
GARRISON L ANDERSON,
&c Nc. td6 Main o.
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RUNAWAY.
DOLLAR RE

WaRD-Innawsy from my Farm in Henrico
county, about miles above Richmond, on the 29h
Au.ust 1856 q negro man named ARMIsTE AID. OF
dam complexion about 40 years old about feet8 or
10 inches high Of his upper front teeth broken out
has broad shoulders Is s ehty knock when
he " aiss he throws his head lite one sds ana
aroonu forward he talks slowly. He was seen in
seresmersvie ON Sunday last. His wife resides at
MT James Dejsrnstrs, 10 Caroline. near the Ches,
tsrfieId Depot; may attempt to get there. viii
nav ths above reward upon hi. delivery TO me In
Rjchmoud. SO 4-ts LOFTIN N. Elicit
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| OUNCES. Just received per schoone
IL Richmond. superior assortment Of LOUNGES.
LAEUs h SHINE
se5-6t "a Mata strsat
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CUPERlOR PASTURE.-I have fift,
~ acres of very superior PASTURE, two and halt
miles from the city, enclosed with good paDa fence
we'll shaded, watered, nc Every precaution will be
tab en- to prevent accidents escapes Q man being
in constant sttendance-but will not be responsi
BILE for either. The whole Pasture 10 In sight Of
and surrounds the bouse.
Persons wishing Horses pastured by the week or
month, on reasonable terms, may do by applying
to me- on my Farm on the Railroad. Price TO Mr.
Geo. L. Earnest, Council Chamber HILL or C w
Mscmurdo, at R., + r. Depot, Richmond
CHARLES r ALLEN,
an 15-lm Prices Henrico O..
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nURREE'S YEAST OR, BAKING
IL PoWDER-The best In use; for sale by
ae s u. J. RlCQT
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CPICES OF ALL KINDS-For Picking
~ and Preserving; for 'ale BY
% 5 u. PICOY
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M r. d. TURNER SELECT CLAS-
WI SiCAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL. MAIN
STREET. BETWEEN 3RD AND 4TH STREETS.
The 18th Acsdsmic year Of this School viii com
mence on MONDAY, the 24th of September 1855
Pupils viii be admitted who are prepared to COM
mepcs the Latin or Greek. or enter sone of the more
advanced clssses.e se3-d1m
MRS. MALLORY'S SCHOOL, (4TH
WI BETWEEN GRACE AND FRANKLIN)
will be la session On MONDAY. the 18th of Sep.
TENDER
Mas Mailory's School for little boys In separate
apartment. ne 3-2w
E1RENCH LANGUAGE-M. E. QUOT
l. having some time to spsrs from the duties Of
Of his cfce, of Chancellor or the Frensh Cousuate
10 anxious to occupy II In giving destruction In the
above language. He has commenced the formation
OF Glasses for the Afternoon and Night to suit the
convenience OF those engaged In professional and
mercantile life. and who are mainly occupied during
the morning bours.
A few hours OF the forenoon would be devoted to
classe. in schools, II could be ma te TO
that effect.
Tsrns moderate and mass Known on application
at the Powhatan Hause
N. 3. Private less, given II desired.
Au23-dlHS
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I EXTINCTION LAW SCHOOL.-The
~ seventh session of my Lsw School will com.
meDce on MONDAY, Oct. 22d, 1856, and terminate
or the third Saturday of March, 1856.
Gentlemen desiring detailed information in refs-
to the Of instruction, of tuition,
text books, 60, adopted in my School, will be
promptly furnished with printed circular ON appli-
cation to me in person or ny mail.
Sc 4-6t JNO w BROKENBROUGH
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MRS. AND MISS GORDON will re-
1N1 open thsi, SCHOOL MONDAY, October
1st, at the residence of MIR. Thomas Brockenbrough
on Clay street, between 4th and 9Th.
TERMS FOR THE WHOLE SESSION.
GU
Primary .......................... so
Aaneusges. ~
Aim
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Coal to Baltimore 81 cents R bushel. Flour Is cts
REIGN-About 5000 hhds of Tobscco have been
shipped to Liverpool and London, and q considera-
BILE portion for the Governments Of France and Aus
tria have been shipped The Zurich for France, has
Just eommenoed loading at SIS, and ship for Liv.
be shipped.
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I AIDES AND GENTLEMEN-I have
~ Just received splendid assortment of all kind.
of Watches and fancy Jewery, OF the latest style
and at such prices that will induce you to buy TO
those who want handsome jeweiry sc. call at
BARTHOLOMEW'S
au % Corner 11th and Main SITS.
All kinds of Wstches Clocks, Jewery &C.. re-
paired the shortest notice and equsl any house
in the city All ask 10 trial.
n HAGERTY, BELL AND BRASS
Ds FOUNDER, 18th street, between Main an6
Cary streets, Richmond, Va ia prepared to execute
riders for all kinds Of Plain and Ornamental Bras.
and Composition Castings
Also, all kinds of Brass Finishing, such Minera
Water Fixtures, Plumbers ard Gas Fitters' Work.
Also, ell kinds of Steam, Water and Gas Cocks-a
general assortment constantly on han
All kinds of BELLS made to order. ap I4-ts
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WINES AND CORDIAL. 30 doz
w Part. Masesra and Muse. It Vines 8 dog Cor.
dist sup srior articles; fer ssle by
ss5 D. n. JONES, No. &c Main ct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-07

~ ELDER ROBT. F. STUBBS, Principal.
This Institution. situated 10 the eastern part Of
the city, convenient to Union and Church Hills, will
commence its next session on the 18th September,
and eiose the 18th July. following.
Tuition In Primary English branches, per Or. IS 90
Complete " course and Mathematics. so
With Modern or Ancient Languages....I0 co
In Music. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 90
In Drawing and Painting. ............... 5 90
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