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WE sTON.
TRI-WEEKLY MAIL.

IHE dhdeTEISfied Dts cOHE IT,
E5ss5 >pSs to carry the Mail between the
ssES above named points, By the way
Of Iatan, in a two-horse Coach.
VIII leave Atchison, z. T., every TUESDAY;
Thursday and Saturday at O'Clock P. NJ, ana
arrive at Weston on sane days in the evening
Returning. will leave Weston every Wedne,-
Iday, Friday and Sunday Mornings, at O'CLOCK
A. NJ, ard arrive at Atchison sane day to am
ner. Fare each way. 81, 10.
Proprietors St. George Hotel. Weston. NO.
AGENTS. M. DICKINSON s. BRO.
- .e ss5 Contractors, Atchison.
Atchison < T. October 9, 1855-tf.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.


Correspondence Of the Dispatch
,x. w,..,.- 60, ca,s : Raiiroad Accident Nor
fsx aad Perfssesta. q. 10
PHn.ApsLPHIA, Sept. 10, 1855.
=. -. a.>s,ous. on Saturday, Judge Kelly sen
1919 S,osele and Ballard, for Assault on Colonel
Wrss,er. 10 pay 6ne. Of $40, AID 10 one weeks
smnrieonmsnt. The prIsousrshAd already suffered
somevhse from imprisomeus, and therefore re-
oslvsd light sentence
On Saturday atferno on last, the up train OF the
Philadelphia and Reading railroad neared Norrn-
Town, q terrible accident occurred, which nearly
resulted Ia the loss of several hundred lives Inc
engineer discovered that several OF the cars .no
Train were Of the track and working rlgnt sno 's',
the train being upon an embenkment ne xepe T me
train stretched and checked u ~ degrees. ano
train numbered niEe cars, OF which ak were
thrown from the track The wheels ana gearing OF
The detacbed cars were entirely torn away. Some
4 "a hundred persons were within the cars.
erand and novel exhibition OF IRE works Will
take place this evening at the famous garden OF
m Parkinson, In Chestnut street The proceeds
of which are TO be devoted to the relief OF Norfolk
and Portsmouth.
The papers announce The death Of Robert J.
Welsh Eso member Of the 6rm OF David =.
Brown 4 Co at his residence In 0irsrd ssrset, On
4 id named James Montague. only l2 years OF
age residisR In the vicinity Of Rsce snd Juniper
streets. attempted 10 cast of this mortal coll, on
Saturday, BY tskiog laudaun. The prompt sp'
piicssion Of The proper remedies saved bis lite.
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TROUBLE REVIVED Many Of orr readers will TO
Randolph of the United States Navy, who rulied
President Jscksons nose for striking his name from
the navy hat on account of hi failure to make GOOD
successor OF Purser Timberlake, who died on bosrd
the ship commando by Randolph The claim was
maze esainst him at ths time by Amos Kendall the
slxtn Auditor OF the Treasury. Since the nose null
ing ths case Of the unsettled balance has never be
orouiht to tiial from " hat we are unable to
ay p9t the present Secretary of the Treasury hsy.
,oS insisted upon the prompt collection of all old
osnnSes the case il now undergoing inves atom
At hlchmord. We. with the fair pTosreot of verdi
ia few dsys-Pha inner VI Feiuict
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MISS NJ E. CONES SELECT
N1 SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES. will re-.
open MONDAY, the 24th inst
A limited number Of pupils will only be received,
and those pursuing the higher branches. will be per-
ittsd to be present at the experiments and iustra-
lions before the classes similar branches In
her brothers. school.
Her rooms will be fitted up with the most approx.
ed modern furniture. desks. &e and the School will
have the free Of globe, maps Charts &c. Of be Z
brothers school, under her Instruction.
Especial will be taken in selecting instruc-
tor in the Modern Languages.
r Rooms directly over those Of her brothers.
81 I1-h
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DEATH OF DISTINGUISHED NoBL EMEN-Recsrt
LONDON papers inform as OF the death, 10 that city,
of Visocunt Hereford, Robert Fleming Deyereany'
10 the prime of manhood, at his residence la Wilton
Crescent. He was the premier Viscount of tbe I'm.
fall name and titles were George Montasu Duke ard
Earl Of Manchester, Viscount Vaudeville, and Barren
Montaeu. OF kimbolton. He died In his seth ysnr
ed the rank of commander, which he held at his
death. He was at various times member of Paria.
ment, and always noted Tory politician, voting
against the rel form bill, etc
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EDUCATION.
!. s'OURTH ANNUAL SESSION Q

RI. sOURTH ANNUAL SESSION OF
Ola q eIGAb AND COMMERCIAL
ss.tt al. on Church Hti. will commsnce on MON.
DAY the 18th inst, Ia the Rooms on Broad street,
SIrratly opposite 0t Jobnis Church
Row. win be fitted for suy degree Of advancement
IN Coege or for business; and class In the primary
in The Modern Ian usaes, the most competent In
structon possible will be provided, and viii be me-
der the supervisou of the Principal.
Pupils will please be present % near the opening
Of the School o. possible.
= 81 EDWARD w. CONE. 4. H.,
"a 1I-fs Principal.
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GRANARY AND FE ED STORE

GRANARY AND FEED STORE
~ The undersigned has taken the bouse corner OF
Messrs N. B. L. C. B. HILL for the purpose o con.
Quoting the GRAIN and FEED BUSINESS, where
he will keep constantly hand full assortment Of
all kinds OF Grain, Mill Ofal, Hay, Corn Meal and
other articles usually kept in Grsneries and Feed
Stores
He hopes by giving bis business strict personal at
tention and selling reasonable terms to secure
liberal patronage from his friends and the public
generally He will deliver any article ffes OF charge
anywhere In the corporation, He will also attend to
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
for moderate commission, and will insure for bis
country friends the highest market price for snv
consignment entrusted to him.
fe z7-ts JOHN w cos AZ
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nRY GOODS FOR CAsH.-CHRIS-

~ TAN l. LATHROP, No. SO Main Street, Rich
mond Vs-We call the attention Of planters and
purchasers generally, to system of selling goods
for CASH only, which with US is no longer an expe-
riment as our experience has amply proven to our
customers, as well ourselves. that Goods can be
aft ,rd>d cheaper for cash than on credit, whether
long or short.
We shall be prepared to offer greater Inducements
than ever from our increased facilities in purchasing,
and confidently invite an examination of stock,
comprising all styles Of heavy Woolen Goods for ser
wants. Blankets Flannels Satinets aud Cassimerss
Ladies Drs.s Goods of the most faahionab!s sty les
and newest designs 10 black and coloFed SiIks; Mer
nos Mouselin and Chsshmsres; housekeeping goods.
such as Irish Linens, Linen and cotton sheetings
Table DamasLs Towelings, Dimities and Curtain n I.
tsrais; PeIis Embroid eresi in Muslin and Lace.
M utning Goods OF every description, OF the best
fabrics imported. Also. a splendid assortment of
English and American Carpets of rich Brus
sells and Velvet, Three-ply Ingram and Hemp Car
which ill be sold at such prices will make an
object to cash purchasers.
CHRISTIAN & LATHROP,
&c No. SO Main Street
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,

DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ ON CLAY. TENTH AND MARSHALL SIS,
RICHMOND, VA.-Ths next session will commence
the first Monday In October and close the last Thurs
day in June Pupils may b admitted ct any time.
but It 10 highly dssrabls for them to be present the
first day Of the session.
The cost Of grounds, buildings and outfit has been
about seventy thousand dollars, and no additional
pains NOR expense win b spared TO satisfy every
teusivs and liberal. Able and experisnsed teschefs
have been secured. and the most approved scientific
apparatus school dests, 3 O., hsve bsen provided.
Rev b. MANLY, in -frssidsnt
M. r. r. LATHAM, Msth. and Phydssi Sciences
Rev II. b. TUCKER. Ancient and Eng Literature.
~. 4. LEWIS actsny. Re.
NJ: Ssssi
Mics NINA cHOLLET. Ffeneh and 0srmsn.
n. JOS MICHAkD, Spanish and Italian.
Mis- JANE 3. STANARD, Preparatory Depart
Mrs.. GEoRGIANA MONROE. Preparatory De.
miss Rs'i NARY c. LArRRoP. Preparatory Depart
MIR. JOHN DUNDERpALE, Piano and Organ.
Miss EMILY DUNDERDALE, Piano and Guitar.
Mis SARAH eULLY. Harp.
Mrs EMILY 0AUs1: Drawing. Painting, SO.
Mr., EUGENE CREHEN do
nj. and Mrs r sUBLETT, Stewards Department
Txnns PEE sxssIoN.
1oard and WAshng $50
ruitioa in Preparatory Department. 60
Ancient and Modern Ian sassss. each. %
Music o. Piano Forte Guitar. Organ. to so
Drawing. Painting. to 10
~ Pamphlets containing further information may
be obtained of the President.
su6-dSm Rev. B. MANLY, in.
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M ATFkESSES, SECONDHAND
EukNlTURE, lc.--The cheapest and best
OF various oesciiptons Cooking and other stovss II
wsys on hand; Mattfssses made ovsrto look a. "
- rev; Furniture OF all kinds Repaired, CIsaned
eu1 VaInshed at very reasonabls prfoes
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-k large ouanti,v NJ
sso county sHucKs. rssdy prsPssssd q. mskis MAJ
ws@Sfnksst~ Csrssr Gree "A III ssrssn
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CUMBERLAND Coal TRADE.-The Cumberland Te-
issrsph of Thursdey says that for the week ending
Saturday. 25th Of August nine bosts descended the
Chesareake and Ohio Canal cirrying 965 O5 tons of
coal Fetal from the entire coal region for tn veek
IS 500 ii TONS aid since tn fret of January last 4O2
1907 TONS OF whlsh 1882 l52 tons were transported
over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and 100 628 o.
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Xxx FALL SUPPLIES IOHr
MOCO OF SGH
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE
GEORGE J. SUMNER
~. sUE u. GUNNER,
NJ ~ fEARL loa l4rD STREET.

10 prepared the present season In offsr >,
vinfiog this market a very large and aesIrabia tn
2nsSEIHA: GLASS AND QUEENS WARE. I0oRs
bs found upon examination to be- son.i i; e III WIN
aIa variety TO any stock in this country and III h.
sola TOT casa or on the usual time to punetual cu
Rouse at the North can Offer. He psrtieni,rin sa
ne attention OF those who have been aceu.tonsa to
saS 10 the Eofihetn cities. without affordiuS tbs
moIehsnts OF Richmond any por.unity to sbeu
them our goods and prices with the assurances ahst
t1sy will save their expenses. The most skilfn, anS
reliable packers employed and every attention sios
70 The prompt shipment and forwarding Of GooSs
,, - sroNEWARE of the best quality at Factory
$500 "a
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1 LIGHTNING RODS LIG HTNING
A. ROpS.-Having made arrangements with the
Patentes Of one Of the best lightning Rods in the
United states. by which we now prepared to put
that charged for similar Rods at present. We will
ALEC sell the Rods and Fixtures to persons wishing
to put them up themselves, at a small advance on
the cost. g. l. A. BAR9AMIN, JR
my III Corner 10th and M ain Streets
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n HAGERTY. BELL AND BRASS

LIZ FOUNDER, 10th street, between Main and
Cary sreets, Richmond, Va Is prepared to execute
orders for all kinds OF Plain and Ornamental Brass
and Composition Castings
Also, all kinds of Bras Finishing such as Mineral
Water FIXTURES, Plumbers and Gas Filters Work.
Also, all kinds of Steam, Water and d Gas Cosks-a
general assortment constantly On han
All kinds of kELLS made to order. sp Its
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FALL IMPORTATION OF

FALL IMPORTATION OF
HARDWARE and CUTLERY
ny the ships Aurora and Phidea from, LiysrnoeI
am receiving my fall atock of '- Ni'e'Poei'
hARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
large stock of '1'a
DOMESTIC GOODS.
4 psrt (which mention:
stcct, rim, chest, pss, closet and OF hsr t...,.,
sasortme ut-some very fine aige
Trsce, haitsr, log we'll and other Chaiaa
FENDER, Shovel and Topgs and And Iron.
Coal scuttles and Ciuder shov.ls
Apviis. Vices and Bellows
Poetet and Pen Knives 10 great VARIETY
Ivory aud other k:nds Of Knives and Fork, il. g.s,
variety. ~ great
nnsie and double barrel Guns, some fine
sowder Ffssks and 6ho. Belts
alesss and Screw, Axes
CevPenterts Tools
lave now full stock on bsed NV customs,.
ss .ne public generally are earnestly nyltsS To ell
and examine the goods a'''oo W cali
n,,es. mSrchsnts will be supplied at ysrv low
prices, a. veil ~ Farmers and Mechsni.. Wy ~"
.s THEo. ROBERTSON.
No IS. Main .frsst
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INSTITUTION OF RICH
MONB

nFFICE removed 10 the store of Chris
- tan L Lathrop, No. SO ks,n st.--In consequence
OF the resignation of David q. Crane VIM. H. Chris.
tlan was unanimously eleetea Cashier. The office
he's been removed to the ssors uf Christian & La.
throp. where deposites VIII tU reserved, on which
an interest OF 6per cent Wiz 30 rsd on al sums re-
naming On Opposite six nsassls or longer and FIVE
per cent for a shorter perica.
This Institution has been IL asstence tive ntyeisht
Years. mas loaned over eight iilions of dollars has
suspended debt ha lost one dolinr or fall
ed to pay sry certificate when due
JNO. THOMPSON President
WIN. Fl. CHRISTIAN, Cashier.
NH its GEO. STEEL. Secretary.
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CRosHONG 4 TUPMAN, Wholesale

1LhOSuON0 q IUTMAN, WHUItBHI0
~ AID Retail Clothiers No Ito Main street, Rich
mond would ask attention to their stock introduced
for the FALL AND WINTER TRADE, with the
PROMISE their part, that the assortment will con.
tain the variety both to suit the merchant and
sumer. At the same time. let US ASSURE all who fa
vor with their trade that first object shall al
ways be to give good article, in good style, with as
much taste in selection are capable OF.
Call in and examine the quality, price. and assort.
ment In store; not because nah large promises,
but because allow cur customers to judge for
themselves and use every endesvor to satisfy their
wants
Merchants buying for cash, will ind our stock
profitable in that the fit 10 perfect, and one price
satisfactory. 0kOSHON0 u TUPMAN,
se8 10 Main st.
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6 s STEVENS YOUNG LADIES'

G s STEVENS YOUNG LADIES'
NJ COLLEGIATE SEMINARY, SHocKoE Hill,
kIcHMoND, VA-The Ninth Session of this Institu.
ton will commence On the first Monday in October,
Ia the rooms formerly occupied by the Principal on
the corner Of franklin and 9Th sts. The Boarding
department will be conducted last Session In the
building formerly owned by Judge Mason, corner of
FRANKLIN and Adams streets,
BE r: Mason, Assistant. a.
IN al the departments of Mus;c French Drawing
ri me most eompetent Teachers will be provided
q, me rnnc,pai will give his undivided attention TO
.no in.e Iests OF the School. The Boarding depart
meni WIZ Do under the supervision Of Mis- Ssevsns
aided by Mrs Vaudeville lady who has had seysrs
years e1penence and great success AZ houseke ner
In similar Institution. Every fort will r. ,nsSa
to render the Boarding department. a pleas Mt soS
refined home, and the School one of the most n %
htaee In all that pertains to a moral, intaIIeafus
and polite education.
The Principal will give thorough course Of ie,.
ssns In Vocal Music. with extra charge
The Session will close with a general revis,v ana
examination. when Certificates will be eiyen 10 tina
Graduating Class.
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FRENCH B0zkDlAa SCHOOL FOL

TTRENCH BOAkIsASH SCHOOL FOX
YOUNG Label Mrs PELLET taxes
.aso.ssiss e beg sad sc efa ~ PsD
IL oneaed Il her house on Broad streets the i OF
~ uuSer the direction OF Monsieur scd Ma
Dsaysns and a.s.hssr q .ss .sbooI o.:
ar he 6rss in the country in all the OF
isisbsd educatiou. The French vii BE- the Ian.
sssss Of ,ss f sh.I of he School .so NJ De.isa
q an sceomplshed gentleman, and ne, ss,i ~
the di.,n sgishsd .u.no6 a.iops for shsraster
and qualifications ~ Al. En, l,sh De.
M Pellet. will have sh.sss 81 q sn .insns ana es
FunsSss particular. the School, viii Be sivsn in
sfuture advertieement -. =
D b. L. TIGHE's CLASSICAL AND
This School viii reopen on MONDAY. the 18th Of
September next Tor the ten oiow s;eu months On
Pupils are prepared either Tor College or the
Courtins Room.
ties Of commercial life. causes . few vscsnciss
Ga. for beginners ia English ssd Latin Cill be
formed There VIII also BE- ssSs,xso int oass
Rssiasnse over the School 40 zo-lm
NGLISH AND CT ASSICAL
lies Of Sis school On Monday. sept l7th IN the
s cIss .aS i:s . srs:.sa Rsh@oas Va
lE TEAMS:
For session Of 10 months, payable sem-annuaIly In
advapoe.
I.sla: Si::i and I:iism.sis:.. q @
NIFTY SPRING INSTITUTE, 7th ct
s:ssS Clay .ad ,s, ss. e. ,s .s..
the hr's Friday in July
For Ensli.h Scholars. ...................ssa
.. io-dsd ''''' " '''''.' d. =. TAYLOR.
MIR. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL-(Suo-
N1 cHssoR TO Mas. MEAD This Institution
will open on the first day of October and siDss on
FoR THE WHOLE aEs9IoR.
Boarding. ...........................
English Breaches. .......... 20
Modern Languages, ash....."........."..... g
tsssos: on Piano. Guitar. organ Harp. :::i.. %
Psintins IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ... s.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT:
FOR the accommodation of parents who prefer
sendns their children to the same school, this de.
q age who viii Be tsush. Reading. Spelling, WI:
ting. Arithmetic and Geography, exclusively. II
and tbs Of an
j, ssS:n o6gsT Ut IL Ess.Ss.
MISS A. NJ. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
franklin stIests, formerly Rev. NJ D HoGE's-The
next Session of this School will commence on Mon
day, Oct LIST. 6-1m
Union FEMALE SEMINARY.
~ ELDER ROBT F. STUBBS, Principal.
This Institution. situated in the eastern part of
the city, convenient to Union and Church Hills, will
commence ita next session the 18th September,
and close the 18th July. following.
Tutf In prir I'm jiz III hrru ~
Complete II" course and Mathematics. so
With Modern or Ancient Languages. 10 90
IL III
/" In Drawing and Painting ................ 90
au 2l-t20s
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CAP IT AL $50, 000.-COMMERCIAI.
~ SAVINGS BANK.-Ofiee at the store of
Quarles Brooke, on I4th street
Depositorsin this institution will receive six Per
sent On all sunls remaining On deposite six months
OF longer and five per cent for a shorter time.
WIN. @. PAINE, President.
e. r. BROOKE rrass ~ f--tr
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NOTICE.-Having taken situation in
~ the Boot and Shoe establishment of P.
White, beg TO inform my old customers aud the
public that shall be happy TO see them there
The estabiishm emit Of Mr.. White being complete In
all its Departments all can be suited. either with
home-msde or foreign goods I shall devote my
shall be pleased 70 continue those who have
20 long and % kindly extended their patronage to
me. an 28-ts JAMES BOLTON.
N GATHRIGHT'S NEW FURNI-
and Cary, has on hand. and 10 still rsosivine,
large assoFtment Of new style Furniture such q 10
IA. plvana fets-tetea, Cahinsts, Marble Top ~
tsrna Chairs Of I'll hisda Looking Glasses. CiccSe
DedA Mstttsssss BEDDING. 6e.S ~, ohisS be viIl
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~ WARD -Ranswsy from the Exshanse Hotel.
last Saturday morning, JOHN, the properly Of the
eSate Of James Griffin
JOHN is about q years old, feet 10 or II inches
high stands erect; bss quick walk; ID dark ma
latto. and quite likely man
One hundred dollars win be paid for him. IL tab an
out OF the State; fifty dollars IL out OF the city or
county; snd twenty-five dollars II taken In the city
or county. SAMPSON JONE1
gu l6-dkctg Agent for Jane Grimm
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BAY FAYE this day appointed JOHANN
as..os my agent to carry on the BAKINa -,
70 say ssd sell for cash only 0u'''
So ~. Io1o. - 6-2ws
I'LL EAWE.-Extra Ca.t StesI Nm
Az ssvs, fos sale b. "hi
All cLIaksoa . ANDERSON
$50 Ne loot 4Aln s6reet
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THE MUSIC STOKE.

p. Il. TAYLOR would rsmind hi,
Ill HI friends and the public seneraly that
his store il nov on Governor 4 rect
where may be found PIANO TORIES, MELODE.
ONS, GUITARS, vIOLINs, FLUTES and ACCOR.
Deems, Of the best quality, and at the lowest
prices.
He q sole agent this city for the sale of the sss
orstsd NUNS Ci,rsss fIANOe, vhish are not
few. Also, Gale Co.'s superior Pianos
Guitar and Violin SPRINGS, o. the best Quality
He has the largest stock of MUSIC to be found In
this State, and l. constantly receiving the latest pub
LEGATIONS, which he viii sell at the most reduced
prices, and upon - good terms - be had else
where.
= Pianos tuned, repaired, and let on hire.
Old Pianos taken In part pay for new onss.
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)hkSS GOODS.-The subscribers have
on hsad large and varied ssscrtrne at OF Spring
fssh;on oScas; smbracins sii the newest and most
ss az greatly reduced prices. in order to Tsanc,,,
s'oek They respectfully invite the i.siss N
DUDLEY l. JOHNSTON
= las Earie aornr.
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RUNAWAY.

ID UNA w Az IN sJAIIA--Thore was
~ committed 70 the Jail ofthe City OF Riehmsnd
. runaway. on the 18th dsy Of June. 1855, negro
says she e the property VI aria Howard Of Hsrrco
county. Va. Said negro IL i've feet seven inches
high OF dark compilation. about 50 years of age and
and red calico bonnet. The owner Of said negro 10
requested 70 come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take her away, she will be dealt With
- the law directs. JOS 4. sTARKE, b. 8.
jyS0-6w For u rtin N Lipscomb Ssrst
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/ UMBER, MAHOGANY AND SHIN

UMBER, MAHOGANY AND SHIN
so, eco feet 54 South Caroline Dr..,sa x,,.-,.
20 ooo perior quality and even lengths ~
o,Oo0 feet "A kor.h Carolina do do
100 900 feet clear White Pine y"
1900 feet 5-3 and 81 Button Weed
1000 feet So Oak, for tobacco boxes
SO 600 feet inch do Go do
~ 700 fset So and l inch Poplar
AZ goo feet ks Rough Flooring
ioo o Voo feet seasoned Sd and inch Plank
iooOeo large Cyprus Bunch Bhinsies
An assortment Of Mahogany Plank sna nvn
rr1sts; Black Walnut, Hickory, Cherry. Ash and
maple. for sale low, and on accornrnoSsi,nc 1arms
" Jap <ol BELVIN a PARKER
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4 MAS. ID. LANGLEY, Tin and She,
-, Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between NJ,
and Cary, Richmond, Va.
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
Steam Pipes for Churches Public Budinn /.
Metallic Roofing, Guttering and Spoutins nj
up in any part of the city or eouptrJ
WE'LL AND q RnEN UMPl FOR SALE
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DRTNTING OFFICE FOR SALE,

PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.-A
- Democratic PAPER, located in flourishing
virginia town, and in of thu weaithisst and
largest counties in the State lie offered for sale pri
vateiy. The paper hes extensive patrona2e--oysr
Loco bons tde subscribers. and &c and profitable
advertising and job custom, which is constantly and
rapidly ncre. ing For further particulars address
tne Editors or the Dispatch. ie It's
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subscriber has just received his second supply Of
summer Goods, making his stock now complete, en-.
praons all the late styls OF Cioths Cassinleres aud
Henines Alss-Black, Blue Brown and Dahlia
Cre.s and frock Goats; Black and Fancy Cashmere
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ests OF every style and quality; Shirts; Drawers
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and the public generally TO cali and exs nine
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I s. sQUIRE'S SELECT CLASSICAL
LIZ AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER or
MAIN AND FIRST STREETS. RICHMOND,
VA-The ninth session Of this Institution will COM
mence ON the oath of September 1855.
TERMS PER SESSION.
English branches or beginners In Latin. $50 90
Advanced Latin Greek, and higher Mathe-
Modern Languages eaoh..................... 20 90
For further particulars apply to the Principal at
the corner of franklin and Adams ste.
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