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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06

Albert H. Nicolay will hold special sale Of Stocks
and Bonds to morrow FRIDAY at l9l o'clock, at the
Merchsn Exchange.
The Fulton FIRE Insurance Company have declared
. semi annual dividend of p cent, payable a, the
slice, No 40 Walist., on and after the l0ta inst ,
until which date the ransferbook will remain closed
Messrs Page Il Bacon, of St. Louis have, We I'M
de'stand, transferred their collection account to
Aessrs Lucas & Smonds, Of that city.
We call the attention Of tsose interested to the adj
vertstment, in aooihor column of the State Tre.su-
Of Miehgsn in regard to the una3usted Michigan
Eve million loan BONDS. These bonds are principally
held in London and Holaud-in the latter by aope
L. Co.
TIE steamship, Wednesday took out among other
securities, one lot of $4,000 Erie Bonis of 1878.
The sinsrs fund feature of this loan IN ,kes i, favor.
lite with foreign investors.
The exports of Specie from Boston for the month of
March were 81 s2s, 2s9 &c, all Of which, with the ex.
eepton of about SIC, 900, went to Europe
We hear as yet Of but about 800 900 engaged for
NE Union. Her day has been changed to Monday.
Mr.. David Ogden, of this City, having addressed
10 the Secretary of State the question whether Amer
can ships "csn be chartered to tie Brsh or French
''Government TO carry troops, horses stores &c. TO
the Black Sea- without violating the neutrality laws
"of the United States the Secretary makes the
following extremely satisfactory reply "It is con-
trsry to the usage Of this Department to EXPRESS an
"opinion in hypolh. teal cases"
At Philadelphia Money continues abundant The
Banks absorb the great bulk of 6rt-csss psper aud
for sundry grades, outside, the range Is from 90
y cent At Boston the market continues easy.
Acomparison Of the footipgs of the weekly Bank
Statement Of the Boston Banks, with those of the
for the previous week. exhibits the folio
ing results
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From Our COsrespo- ieu-l

PHILADELPHIA. Apnl 5-syTIrel-Stssmship Virz ui,
Teal Eichn ord Say Miller Laws, st.Gi Em).rs,
Dorofue EsBi, o.e Biser. = l. Raymond. ssznters T.
London, Caroline, Barton, Odsss FJs~ay, Hileth, Seq
Htf5.r
Csa,el-B.rk' Egebre Hctbofn. cnde1s'; Elm, T,Yl)r
Bosr,rt fchrs I. R-ym11d. ssu des- NJrvlcl ty-~e7
Hicttfh Bcttcn; siIae.d Chss- " Csm'rcge, u Aer,
Lssi .Ioy .te-ce Beverly, -miln, HeEY5rE Nary, MICA
els, d.
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THURSDAY, April 5-P. NJ.

THURSDAY, April 5-P. NJ.
There was rather heavy mafke. at the Stock
Board this morning, with moderate amount Of bust
ness. The changes in quotatoDs were not generally
important. At the Second Board there was b stter
feeling in the fances and after the Sc sond Board lie
sold as high 5ls, and Reaiing s5! sho wing in
provement of y cent in Erie and y cent. in
Reading yesterdays prices Norwich is strong
ut SO. Hudson River is heavy. Cumberland i'm
proved /, selling at 3l: Nicaragua was heavy aud
fell off cent There are conflicting rumors in
gard the relations Of this Company With the Pacific
steamship Company and is difficult to ascertain the
truth. Panama sold at l0l which is better. The
steamer Of to-day took 700 passengers including ls0
SOLDIERS Government has made conrac, to trans
port two regiments Of troops to California by this
route and s negotiating for 200 uns freight. Cleve-
land and Toledo fell off y cea having risen TOO rap
idly. Michigan Southern was firm at 96l; Chicago
AMI Rock leland, ss. Canton fell Off y cent. In
Railroad Bonds the sales were about 500 OOO lii
nsis Central heavy and fell off to 10; Erie, 1873,
were in demand and advanced TO ssi; Fries, 1871,
ISL; Tene Haute and Alton, p cents, IA; New
York Centrals 1901 b3o The balance of this loan
has, we understand, been withdra from market for
the pretent by the Company. State Stocks are q lit
lie heavy without much pressing on the market
In Exchange there is movement, and rates are as
before Sterling q siOi for best signatures; 1919
alll for Francs.
In Freghts the business is moderate. Nothing do
ing in Grain TO Liverpool for want OF material. To
Liverpool the engagements include $50 bxs Bacon at
l5I; 500 bales Cotton, 532a5-l6d the latter for
round. To London, 500 bags OIL Cake, 14l6. A
schooner of 1870 CHI tered to Port su- Prince
and back at about 81 10 p bbl.
The receipts at the SubTreasury were sl25, 600,
includDg $50, 600 from the Land Office at Dubuque
paid, sin 1872, Including $4,000 of Govern nent
drafts from California; balance ss,342 l02. Paid on
dsbursipg checks, $4,000.
The folio ssles nj Rouds and Stocks rera usde
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To Mariners.

abs,r f-om p w Welsh daed Key West. March .. TO
Hwo,S Vs,r Esq Secretary Of the BosEd OF oder Fr'.s
sv TIE besc1ss. efsr rd 10 IN nv anau' f-pp se
ters ru no prominent shOs along ire ieef ta
Of pbeh snd 81 the rest -id be In their pisces 10
n. course sk. told they can b seer 10 ;leH
MILES As ~ thcV are ~ com
rl.t ssiirs dir viii be published BY Tent Tot u
sYrv hst Eith g'od Lookout see 90 recon ~hy
oud uprp the reef notice p'rii 81 ne uhd
oo Of the house, to oe bait 10 Collins t>te1"
b.. .r,yer here and the work viii on Dc CO n
,rcsd or ss the beacon en- the heOeeea She's. M
,t,cH
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baltimore Cattle Market.

BALrNosr Aprl At the Cslt- market n day 80 head
e offered cf which 100 were driven easS,rd
le over and TIE b.,rce s3l prices sitE from y
q 30 ~, Hogs in fAE supply al sofa al ola ~ ID
, c~t
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By Telegraph,

EOsTCN-Afr. Mach shi2s Cosn.e snd Sophia walker
frcm new. Odetus; sch-s Ssian a H. Ak Cages, B.
spsits Je5rae Al salinas Bay march 20 hio Uli.uatss
.c.n = F-ielk or Cnlcht Islands, 10 osl T.. NAs1c4
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Receipts OF Produce APRIL 5.

Pv r,, Ral,o1d-2 i55 bb. Flour ICsS pkgs Provisos.
,s tks, uh -ky le0 Oats. leo do What 10 pas
Cheese pigs A,h.. $50 Butter, So DO. Lsid, 100 Dbl,
Esgs
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siEIAiUsR ALsss.c..


SlEIA1Usf ALsss.c...-- -TsIs oAr
5us-h.t...5 g Ss:s ........6 = Mooy-Rses. II ID
vsrES........rHIs DAY.
Sandy Hock.. SO Gov Islsn1.lO % Hell Gsss..u %
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IM Ntr'CrHdHs friee Currenf, OF the 2s:h ult
says:
1.-THE intelligence from the southern tributaries of
the Njssissippi continues encouraging. The CumeeY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06

DOUNTY LANDS.-All persons entitled to
ID Land WARRANTS under the a,. Act Of consr-, can
have The properly collected on spoeson 10 WILLIAM
y HANS No iT5 CanalsL Le!ten from the country
ared
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IAND-WARRANT OFFICE, No. 63 Wall-st,
IL New.Yofh The highest market price pad foi LANo
WARRANTS and all Warrants sold by ne are g1.rsAtsed
and b. mall ether sise receipt VI reuk
tzDcea "a,
Lad Warrants procured fof Soldiers and others esitsd
Bounty Lands, upon application 70
T AND WARRANTS.-All persons entitled h
- BOUNTY LAND. under th. late .s. Of Cons;s" sss
have the sane properly collected application 20
TAYLOR BROrdER9. Baker,,
No 70 Wsnst. cor Pcul
I AND WARRANTS-Obtaine direct from
IL WsshDston for those entitled TO them. Aprl;stoaa
may b made AZ No is Wsll s. New. York 70
SYLVESTER LAY Commissioner for al the statsa
TINTED STATES BOUNTY LAND AGENCT.
u TO Army and Navy Officers Soldiers both Refulsr Al
Volunteers Sailors Marines slotilla Men, husicisns Wssse
Masters Transfers Indians sn1 s vho have ssrve
da,s Of the Was Of the Und ststesfncs -
year The lac Of SIS 2es you Oss Hssdrsd ssd As
Of Bounty Land he pyepaysd 10 pvsmp4p pysssse
yosr Claims and obtei Wayyoaf for boSsir Lad ~
M aud money BY AZ applying " 70. mt fsss
SID bank Jo,Hs ~ COBB Co,
No - william ct New York
hEFrREscEs-Banh Of the CONNER wealth; Ohio Life ~
Trust Company.
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darkets.. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR rnr TRrsus,.

.
AsUES-Thsre change 20 note IN either sJr saes Of
81 bbls At go ls! 5 for Pots an. P sIls -
COITONThe market b well sussiaed. with 'ar business
doing chiefly for export The quotations are as follows
NEW cLAssIvrc.rIos n
HI d faaa
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CLAIMS.-The undersiga,

VI will procure BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS aai obsain
PENSIONS for those titled under tbs various ~
OF Cotsrs SPECIAL s>ro, will be iiyen to al ca'es shR
the jurisdiction the Court Of Csms and prompt Gssnta
vii be siver soy busoes connected with Ccnpss uy
Of Department. Penons desiring the value Of her vss
rants 10 money can siwsys have the highest prieA
JOsEPHC. @. KENNEDY. l.te Of the Ceasas Oheel
No a. PsnnsylvSnisav, Washington, D.. o.
B-rhe XxXIIfd Congress has srsnted Bounty Lsnds,
viz; 100 aer.s ell who served II days during wv -
have any bstte land a. and The widow
uper children Such also 10 the Widows Of kefolleasT
SO d, With Pen sons 70 the widows OF those who det ns
Army or Navy during any wsr The poys0ns OF he hgV.
ply also Indians ,hspans Wagon mssten and taresse
Ptons desiring 10 svsi themselves Of the above pevAes
mus send the of tee person who performed the rs
state the hind srsde place snd dursron Of -
the n.mes Of the officers under whom performed Wness
should addition sebd The date Of the deth Of The hussse
ara date Of and minor chdrsa should send the ~
Of death OF father add mother .
Reference Be ade 10 the Commissioner OF Pensions
any member Congress the folio ~ins Gses
s.sten Prof JosePh Hsnry Rev ? D. Safiey D. w;
W Ccrcor.n Juese Crawford Wssiiagton; Hon. Ml'ara
FILLMORE Hon. Hamilton fsb Hon W. II. Seward, Hon.
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Bonnip fan6 tlJarrants.

DOUNTY D.-ARNY OFFICERS
ekAMEN NaRINEs NAVY CLERKS. yL0riLtA tEn
ara INDIANA Tor ne surviving widows OF NOR shisIsay
VITO served the Uoited states enti,lef 70
l. "a srrsnt 6s All esti'led Will oJ ~
S.ps receive the proper form Of sppheatsn ssd We ~
obt.n oT moderate cbsTss Our AFsns smeaa
lib the pep.rtmer wshn .hord uaasa. fssihty
for he prompt oWar1ns Claims should De ~ VIZ
a. A. earl, a. possible Land Warrants bought ana sold
DRAKE BRADFORD, No. y Wa'le.
pvY- Union BAH Corn Exehnse Sank Bossry eank.
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NV YORK cLAssIFfcarIos
Upland FLORIDA Mobiles
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-06
A QUARTERLY Law JOURNAL
. EDITEDBYA
OF THE RICHMOND BAR.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. GREEN, of Culpeper
Professor &. MINOR, University Of Virginia A.
III. SANDS, Author of History of Suit in Equity"
and other professional gentlemen, whose names
am not at liberty to announce, have agreed to con-
tribute to the columns of the Journal.
The undersigned proposes to commence on the 1st
of January the publication OF Law Journal The
wact of such work containing material OF peculiar
interest to the Bar of Virginia and of other States
has been long felt and frequently expressed.
The undersi gned, therefore, believing that such a
periodical would be not only important and useful
but would meet with ready support from the bar,
has undertaken to supply the desiderdtum. The bar
Of Pennsylvania, New York and Massachusetts,
have for some few years past, supported the pu ,l
cation of such journals. Why should not the bar.
risters of Virginia and the South have theirs? A
journal which they may sall their own, and II
the pages of which they will find law more peculiar
" affecting their actual daily practice
As this Journal Twill circulate In all parts of the
United States, it will be an important and valuable
mode of advertising. Cards inserted II months for
S5 CO. longer advisements in proportion.
The work will be published QUARTERLY, on good
white paper, each number containing over 12i
pages, 8vo
All who are disposed to favor this enterprise, will
pie sse for ward their names immediately,
TERMs-S5 per year-6 copies for S25 Libe.a
com mission allowed to all who will act as agents.
J w. RANDOLPH, Bookseller and
Publisher, No. l2i, Main st., Richmond Va.
ne 22-d&cIm
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EALL TRADE 1855.
IL BROOKS BELL L WALLER,

INFOKIEKS AND JCEBEEy OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
We have In store by various arrivals from Forei gn
and Domestic ports. a complete assortment. Of Goods
adapted to Fall and Winter trade. portioq q our
stock Is of our own importation, purches-d with
cash. the remainder selected with Erea. cafe Ia caF
own markets.
1t Is our intention in connection with other par
ties 20 spen house in New York tie LIST of Jauu-
ary next, also to coHtnue busness here 1t Will
therefore be very desirable to rsdnse our stock to
the lowest point. To effect ths will offec great
bargains for cash, or TO prompt buyers In months
time. We will allow discount of per cent. from
the face of all months bills paid at the time Of pur
chase. BROOKS, BELL WALLER.
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l. sTERY.-JOHN F. REGNAULT, thankful for
past avors would respectfully call the attention OF
his friends and the public to hi. present and largest
selection of FRENCH AND AMERICAN PAPER
HANGING AND BORDERs-GILT, PLAIN AND
COMMON. Also new decorations of Gilt, Velvet
MAJ BILE and Wood limitations SATIN DELAINEs
DAMASKS. MOREENS, CHINTZ, LACE AND
MUSLIN CURTAINS, BALLOONS, CORDS, TAS.
Sells. WINDOW AND BED CORNICE, ORNA.
MENTS, CURLED HAIR, MOSS, and SHUCK
MAfTRAssEs, BEDS. LOUNGES, WINDOW
SHADES. COCOA MATING, floor and table OIL
CLOTHS. Also large and handsome assortment Of
VELVET, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, three Div and
plain ingram CARPETS, RUGS, COCOA, THREAD
WOOL, and other patterns of Door Mats.
Rooms, Halls and Entries papered.
Window Curtains, Carpets, and every branch OF
Upholstery, executed with neatness and despatch.
Country orders will receive immediate attention
1872 MAIN STREET
North side, between 9th and 10th streets
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JOS. B ANDERSON,
DOLLARS REWARD.-Runa.

lOO way from the FubscffbeIs on the night o.
the 18th instant, o negro man named JESSE about
so years of age, Of dark complexion, has de lcate
look Eve feet eight nine inches high il rather In
man named DELLA, about 80 years old feet hi sh,
Of brown complexion. has some of her front teeth
ont, she has q mole her shin and scar on
her right arm. Also, bright nulstte girl named
ELLEN, - or ii years old, about fe ct or inches
high. brown straight hair black eyes. There 10 NO
doubt that they VIII attempt to get 70 free State
ward for the apprehension of the above negroes or
fifty dollars reward for either Of them with all rea-
sonable expenses. JOHN NETTLES,
ne l7-ts C.. B. LIPSCOMB.
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rEkrAN ClJNt, e,oU -

ali the .ouss rs0. ssv e. h.v. w..
fation II saying that beIs'a &c have a :
souoH ELIXIR TO lie tho mos a. %, "a. Q. Dl2,
sir1os' Indispensable. @Aa Is family t., d. ;
,, ms i,. nAws CoveR REMrDv-W." AssEs
witnessed its operation IN !. ~ ~. tos boo.' b,r
afforded speedy and decided rsIss s0ash' 10 Wa.
sor sale ~ Mrs. A. b. DAVE ss .a0a Rpg
Alex Duval, Patterson l. Jsck,on cIIenott b..
u. y riset Rnd>t@r ard c., NSss siit,. =,
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RUNAWAY.


NWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-My
j mas GRANDSON has been runaway for the
last nine weeks. He vas seem Two or three weeks
ego n company With Mr.. Wilson's womsu In Pow.
bstan county, since which tims the woman has been
caught and d now in Jail Ia Biehmond 1 will give
9 reward Of 30 Tor his app enson and sonii oe
usnt W jail, 20 that l can get him sgsip. have
bat little doubt but what he accompanied Mr. vii.
sons woman to Rishmond
JOS ANDERSON,
Lodore r. o Amelia
B.-Ssid man 10 sbout ~ years of age; fset s
or inches high rather DARK CO mpiexion, but no,
very black q vsty eight m7ustaehe on the upper
Zip; teeth white and the upper front ones little
separated, 20 to leave . small space between
them B-ts JE A
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c~L LOOK OUT.-NEW CAR

c@A LOOK OUT.-NEW CAR
NsE RAGE HOUSE The Subscriber hav-
ing greatly enlarged and otherwise improved his
store at No. 81. Main street. Richmond, Va, b.gs
leave to inform his friends and the PUBLIC st large,
that his stock consists in Carriages Barouches,
Rockaways, top ard no top Buggies Saddles and
Harness of all kinds usually made for this market;
Saddle Bags, Brides, Meaningless, strrupa Bits,
and Spurs Of va1iou. quslises and pIice' Carriage
skin Gloves for driving frunke valses Carpet Bags,
Ladies' satchels, fine fur and Blanket Robes, Horse
Covers and Blankets of various qualities and prces
making altogether one of the best Houses in the
State for persons to equip the mseves for horse back
and carriage riding every article used for either s
embraced in our stock. The public Is most respect.
fully invited to call and examine his stock and prices;
be does not say he sells lower than Others, for he
don't know hat others debut only asks of persons
who want any of the above articles to look at his be-
fore trying elsewhere. He assures them that every
nducement which can, will be offered to serve
them
To Ssddlers he would say that he has large and
varied assortment of Harness Mounting, Patent and
other Leathers, which he will sell them at low
prices. JNO. W. DENNIS,
No. 81 Main Ct, doors above st. Charles.
l-dArSc>
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e. HARD TIMES COME NEVER.

e HARD TINES COME MEYER.
"a NO MORE.
I'VE oh! dear me, what SHOCKING hard times
@sHD Yet against them all have been stryin q;
Tor there IL no pleasure without any dimes
so. TO Keep mp, we all must be driving
toast Just now will give you;
Youth DRINK to II, certain and aure:-
Success to oil trades that's in Richmond,
And hard times come never, no more.
It's good times we now for preparing,
III tell you now one thing you can do
If your Watch needs any repairing
Cell on Main street, to BARTHOLOMEW
have CLOCKS ans fne Watches to sell,
To suit both the rich and the poor;
Pll warIsot item for to run we'll
And may hard tunes come never no mora
One think will ash of you siI,
Before from this place you retire
On BARTHOLOMEWju just givs q call,
He has get any Jewelry you desire.
A cali from you 10 ali solicit -.t
ny name, it's wrote ever the door;
Two doors asst Pizzinps scu cannot miss It.
And may hard tunes coma never no mora
w J. BARTHOLOMEW, WstchmakeK
70 Corner llth aud Main It,
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u.- p,er, eouse. Of Nov. Orleans, has deciiue'
:. scv,sssiop 70 lecture on slavery 10 Boston.

Mr., Mn.s. daughter Of one Of the Chief Of the
M.,cveesa islsuds, disd h Calleruia on the Sd
60 500 wee christisn missionary.
11elepd sales for september, BY the Illinois Ger.
,rel Compeey, were % Gil acres for 3439 ga. be-
ine an average Of Ga per acre.
Iohn p. Be.sley, near Bowling Green, Caroline
co., Va, . lew days since, lost bic dwelling house
aud I'll biz furniture By Are.
Tho town Of Winchester was lighted Win gas on
the 1st Inst.
The session of the Universty OF virginia cc aIn
rneueed Mondsy end up 10 Wedneeosy noo" CIV
leaves of usalsficulation he'd been srsn'ou'
CommaEdsr John 8 Nichols VIC ' "''pp'"
from she navy h . native Of Aibemsfle
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Igr OF LETTERS-RemaiHiag in the
IL Riehmoud Post Office on the 5th Oct 1892 ~,
O1ice hours, on Sunday, hereafter, frs. ssse
A. n and to 5P. n.
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KDUCATIOM.


nUHMOND FEMALE lNHTITUIE,
IL ON CLAY, TENTH AND MAksH ALL ~.
aI0HMoND, vA<-fhe seat sssioe I'll &C. ~
s e, a e june. .pis may ss omitted 4 .sy dine
Sas Il highly desirable for them 70 be present tbs
nt Ths AZ OF srouDds buildings and outfit has been
.bouf ssventy thousand dollars, and NO additional
psns nor expense v Be .v.fsd e Sss az
tensive and liberal. Able and experfensed tssoners
have been secured and the most approved scientific
s Rss B. Manly i s' Ja-Pr..dsnt. 100 p'e'
Mr.. r. r. LATHAM, Msth. and Physical Sciences.
Rev III. H. TUCKER. Ancient and Eng Literature
n Il, EMMA HoIcoMBE. English Branches
Miss ELIzABarH Y. NELSON. Enelish Branches
N. JOS MICHARD, Spanish and Italian.
Mis- JANE 8. sTANARD, Preparatory Depart
Mrs GEoRGIANA MONROE. Preparatory De.
MIS- MARY c. LAfHRoP. Preparatory Depart
Mr.. JOHN DUNDERpALE. Piano and Organ.
Miss EMILY DUNDERDALE. Piano and Guitar.
X: f ESIkx ssgssi ST.~ins. Painting, a..
Mr. and Mrs 7. sUBLETT, Stewards Department.
TERMS PER sRssIoN.
Board and Washing.
Tuition in P rGsspsIs.ory DepA.'mens... sS
Music on Piano Forte, Guitar, orsan......a0 to 30
sgps may
% sus~"dsm u ''' ' REV. 3. MANLY. in.
ct. PETERS SCHOOL,
~ Corner OF Grace and 9Th streets)
This School is conducted by MI P. ROBERT
OATES, and il uudeE the supervision of Rt Rev.
By. McGILL and this Clergy Of the Cathedral.
Its present session began the lst of Sept, and
will terminate July Slst Pupils are admitted at any
time of the session.
No pains will be spared to make this School all
that can be desired in everything that pertains to
moral and intellectual education.
TERMS:
For tuition In Orthography, Reading, Wrisine: ~
Far ana sntion ;n gso:r:ubv En:.h ai.mmai
and History, tncludins the preceding branch ~ ..
For tuition in Book Keeping, deometry, Men. ~
suation, Algebra, Plane and spher. Triso.
nometry, Navigation. Surveying and Globes, 20 90
Q T. PENDLETON'S ENGLISH,
SCHOOL. 4TH STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND
mence 18th Septem ber and continue to 18th July
He returns his thanks to his patrons Of the past
sion, and expects to conduct the School during the
ensuing session with increased facilities
TERMs-S40 for Elementary Studes $50 and $50
for advanced do; payable semi ,nn9sly in sdysnse
THE Exercises of Miss TAZEWELL'S
l. School will be resumed on the first Monday In
siaEhe MATES and the Natural Sciences will be
taught by q: gentleman eminently qualified for the
work.
TERMS:
(Payable seni-annuaAy in adyance.)
For Higher nglish branches per session 10 mos. $40
Dir
Ancient and Modern Languages, eseh............ 20
UreWlne.. ~
Muhc-ProfesGor's Fees. jySl-Sm*
THE Exercises of Miss HARRIS
L SCHOOL will commence on LIST October, at
her residence. 18th street, between Main and Cary
Sc 25-l2t*
DEV. j. AMBLER WEEDS
~ CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Corner of Marshall and 18th streets,
RICHMOND, VA.
The duties OF ths School will be resumed on Mon.
day, LIST October.
TERMS.
English Department..
For Beginners In Latin so
For Advanced Classic and acknowledgements
au l6-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-06

i& MOTTO .-TO
aICHM0MDs AND DANvILLE, AND Souri,
SIDE kAiLkOAD CARS, GOING EITHER IN
DANVlLLE Ga LYNCH6UR0:
b h e A is + ASST FASTIi
AMPLE TIME GIVEN TO EAT
fba subscriber isucw prepared to furpIsb thu NJ.
senger daily, with 8kEAKFAsT n the Jaaesia.
OF the Hishmond and Danvs sud South. Side RAJ.
roads. immsdistsiy on their arrival on the cara
my i1-lSm sAE'L D. BURKE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-06

PEMOVAL.-I have removed my office
~ from No Pearl street to No Exchang.
Place, under the Exchange Hotel and next door to
Mr.. VESTS Book Store. l am paying the hghes'
market price for Land Warrants, Gold and Silver
Coin, &c and selling Exchange Gold snd Silver and
North Carolina money on the best terms. Call at
VIM. HURLEY'S Exch. Offica,
oe 2-Sm No. 4, under the Exchange Hotel.