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q De- Arson Curtis, The Pfoihonotary Q
Lozsrns Comfy died In Susqushanna Coun'
u last week Of consumption. Hewss . mar
highly respected in every relation Of life.
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OMNIBUS n
Public Sale Of Real Estate.

TN pursuance of an order of the ORPHANS
COURT OF COLUMBIA COUNTx, on
Saturday, The 23d day Of June next, at |
O'Clock in the afternoon, Michael Phillips
Administrator Sc, of William J. Jones, laie
of Locust township, in said county, ,decsa-
sed, will expose to sale by Public vendue,
upon the premises, a certain
? TRACT OF LAND,
Situate in Locust township, Columbia coun-
iy, contain ing about twenty five or thirty
acres, adjoining lands of Richard Morgan
John Pilner and David Griffith, y ling along
the public road leading from Caitawissa TO
Pottsville, on which there are erected a one
and a half story
LOG DWELLING HOUSE,
and an old barn. There Is on the premi.
ses a
Good Apple Orchard,
and a variety of other choice and good fruit
trees: also a never failing spring Of wsief
near The house. Late the Estate Of said
deceased, situate in The township Of Locust
and county aforesaid,
MICHAEL PHILLIPS, Admir-.
By order of the Court.
JACOB EYERLY, Clsrh.
Bloomsbury, MAJ 81 1s55,-ts.
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rrThs late. fIosts dons iiiils OF no INJURY
Il The fruit inthe Wsst.
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Fancy PAPER,

EryeIopes, Pens, Ink, Writing sand. Sc
an DO found atthe cheap Book store OF
JOSEPH sWARTL
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estife of Olirer Helm, decd,

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons in.
debied 10 said estate 10 make payment
10 The subscriber al the residence OF the late
Oliver Helm, 10 Beaver township, Columbia
county, without delay, and all persons hav.
ing claims will present them duly auihenli.
Gated for settlement.
HARRIET HELM, Adminisrahix.
Beaver twp, May Is, 1865.
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TO BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS.
THE undersigned 10 prepared 10 undertake
and finish 10 the best hofkmanlike style
all work in the department of
sRT0KtAYING.
He will personally superintend The work,
and find q sufficient number OF good hands
Tor whom he will be responsible to do all
work he undertakes at The shortest notice.
Work will be doEe TO order either BY conirac,
or BY lirhe. GORDON r. G0FF.
Bloomsbury, May 30, 1866.
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NOTICE.--DANCINC ACADEMY.

81 MT JUSEPH c. DUESBERRY takes pleasure
~ IN announcing TO the citizens of Richmond that
ek he will open his Academy for Dancing on the 18th
otoctober. Nj. Duesberry thanks the public for past
encouragement He viii his best exertions TO So
ceeded III getting Hall opposite the Exchange Bank
which lie has fitted up i'll most elegant style En-
trance on Main street
he wishes to state TO the citizens that he will intro
duce the most fashionable Dances, Quadrilles and
"altzes and he taters himself that he has turned out
some as lne dancers other teacher the State
Mr. ID can be at his Office Mr.. Osborne's op-
posite the Exchange Bank, between the hours of 8
and |, and and ) O'clock Sc 28-I5t
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Death-Reri,caL S,-.
coRREsP oNDENCEoF rHEpIsp,rcu

p. PETERSBURG, Oct g. 1870
an business here is rushing ahead The stores are
eu WIN goods, and the depots, for the last three
days, have refused to receive Goods so 1n,, 49,,
?auge from this fact that Petersburg pretty busy
=, Inc apartment of Mr.. John p. Bnford clerk in
ne urug store OF Lyon Il Rvcs, was entered a
therefrom - ' 'oa'i"e'ca
s,aIss.,, .hat MI Venable, of FarmviIle died very
suaaeniy, last week, Of a congestive chill He ,va
only sick half hour .h' ie was
There Is revival going ON at wast;,o,o,
church. Yours ""SIiiietoh street
1o"is, NIGNETrE
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CoRRESPoN DEMO OF HI DlsPA IT, H.
NEW YORK, Oct. &.
More indictments against officials, it is said, are
about being brought in by the grand jury. Some
of the Stars" are the victims.
The ease of our chief Matsell is still pending, and
nothing new has been discovered about him since
the discoveries of Mrs Branch.
The breadstuff trade has been well supplied du-
ring the past week. BY the North River there
were received 100 900 bushels of corn PAT 600 bush
els of wheat, 81, 100 barrels of flour, and 1887
boxes of cheese. BY the Erie Railroad there were
received 49, 2e barrels of -four, 10,034 boxes of
cheese and9 1873 sides of leather.
The New World is another floating palace run
ming between this city and Albany, one of the
regular night boats of the Peoples Line She has
$40 state rooms, besides 100 open berths. Thirty
two of the state rooms of superior size, con-
tanning from three to six berths for the of fami
lies There are four large club rooms, and one of
those snobbish apartments dcnominated the bridal
chamber
The Directors of the House of Industry, Boston.
have arrived in this city, on visit to the public
institutions of N. York and Philadelphia.
The weekly statement of the city banks show an
increase of 81 l9l 600 in specie, Sl26 900 in circua
ton, S764 900 in deposits and decrease of 81 $40
in loans.
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FISH TRADE.-About $4,000 barrels of lake & ii
have been sent TO market from the Straits of Mac.
kinac, curing the present season. 1t exceeds by
about one-third the amount last year IL has hen,,
the most profitable season since ls47.
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Sad Afdtrs, St.
coasEsroNDEScE Or THE DISPATCH.

coRREsPoNpENCE OF THE DIsPATcH.
PMILADELPHIA Oct 4.
ON Saturday night, daring outrage was COM
,nitted on q young woman residing In Tenth street,
near Willow she lett home to visit family at
Master and Tenth streets, where death had oe-
CURED, and ON her way was suddenly assaulted m
Sixth street. near Franklin, by man. who seized
her by the back Of her neck. The young woman
arreamed, when the rufian nsing some oppro6n-
Gus epithes caught her by the mouth, pulling ne.
Inns out no as 10 seize them with his teeth, and
stop her oufcry The william BIZ entirely througl
the iadys lips and at the same time pinndered
her of breastpin and of %, in loose enange NJ
her pocket. The young woman a., $3.50 a,ar,a
and the villain escaped The spot where the oc-
currence took place was near the Reformed Dutch
Church II is rather lonely, there being open lots
on both sides Of the street the iady lace Is
much injured by the scratches and bites she re-
ceiyed. "a ...--..-
Yesterday evening the police went into the Sun
ay Institute and stopped the exhibition of piano.
rama which accompanied lecture on the Beau
ties of the Catholic Faith Inc audience nee Or
uersed quietly with the exception of few VINO
were very free I'm their censures of the Mayor
THE exhibition of babies will commence fo-1nor-
row. and 81, 400 will be given as premiums to the
finest of the number.
In Camden on Friday, Mrs. Briggs attempted
To chastise one of her children with switch, when
the little thing was thrown into spasm. continued
long that strangulation ensued and death was the
comeIuence.
The Diligcnt Engine Company returned home on
Saturday night, from their trip to Albany and Troy
NY.
Application was made in the L. s. District Court
to-day on the part of Jane johnson, former slave
Of Col Wheeler, of North Carolina asking that the
writ of habeas corpus issued to Passmore William
son TO bring herself and children into court may be
Glashed John " Reid, for the petitioner, asked
tina the petition be filed, contending that writ OF
haoeas corpus must always be issued by or on be-
st.nrfx Ittnl mot
for the party wishing to restrain another. Before
the argument was completed the court adjourned.
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FIRE IN ST. LoUIs-7no Mea Burned TO Deatb -
Thursday morning fire broke out in a boarding
house No. - Main street, st. Louis kept by Joseph
frahin, which consumed the entire building The
mousse was occupied at the time by the landlord,
his family, and about twenty five French and irish
Ooarders, all of whom were happy enough 10 es-
cape, with the exception Of two men, named Au-
gust Antoine and Louis Gerbert
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CAUTION TO AGIE n P y '.y0s

Take no more Arsenic Mcrcary. Dunn. =.
ges, Strychnine, Or i-Period.cs Of spy ~
well known lnrti.,ieucY Of Lhrse aoyiaD, :.
proves them to be the offspring either Of f,s
principles, or of nie.ceLary quacks Tbs o,r \
dy III existence that ia both sure and b,,15.
RHODES FEVER AND AGuE CURE.
For sale in Richmond by J. b. WOOp Ger,|
L APPERSON, and Druggists generally.
jy l0-deoLcI2m
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bkRarDA.-From Bermuda we have adviccs to
;. shDer 20 Inc weather was very fine, and
nsaids were much benefited by its ,nildness-
~, Inc farmers anticipated most luxuriant crop-
Inc Legislature had voted 81 coo in order TO en-
courage Immigration 10 the islands, and IL was
oagat that many Of the distressed inhabitants of
MADEIRA would be invited to labor there
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MORE PRECIOUS THAN G0TS
W LeOnard's Cough Syrap-lsTr

Y
cured last year in RichmOud-leaye pqr VA.
supply, and take with you the cheapest and ~
tain cure ever offered to those peFsa.s ,us,m'
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, &c
Price-25c. per bottle; j bottles one dOlr ,
Leonard's Dollar Cordial.
TO be had OF l.. b. THOMAS, Brusd street. N.
Hill, and of all Druggists aud Dealer, .sg,,5
Richmond and State of Virginia Wbo,.
Messrs. PURCELL, LADD s Co, y Man s,sy
THOMAS LEONARD, corner Of 9Th and BrOal a,
Richmond, Va.
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, FOR RENT OR LEASE-That con-

an, fOh hENI Oh LcsASE-Inat con.
A: yenlentiy arranged and centrally located build
A4 ing, situated on the n. L. of Broad und
18th SITS, diagonaly opposite the City Courthouse
and in view OF the Capitol. For professional men it
combines every convenience having offices detached.
and also in the main building, the interior of which is
of modern construction with two parors, handsome
marble nantlepeces, &c. Possession of the two de-
tached offices be at once, and of the entire
premises by the 9th day of December at which time
the present term expires though satisfactory arrange
may be made to give possession earlier or
later date us am informed by the present occupant
Mr.. VIM Brent (ot the firm Of Gretter u Brent. who
will take pleasure in showing the premises to any one
DESTROYS of viewing them.
Apply to either of the MessrG TABB Richmond: or
to Z. M. TABB, Jr
Trustee of VIM. Shepard, decd.
Sc 22-H Blandon, Henrico county. Va
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WOODLAWN NEAR RICHMOND. FOR


w sALE.-The subscriber wishing to remove to
the mountains will sell his Property on the Brooke
Plank Road, one and half miles from Richmond.
The tract contains l7S about 10 acres in woods
OF which 20 acres are heavily timbered There are
several beautiful building sites the land 50 acres
are cleared and highly improved having been cultva
ted by him as a market garden. The place remark
ably healthy, and the neighborhood excellent There
Is well OF fine wafer near the dwelling.
The improvements of the first order. having
been erected within the last four years. the hand
soonest STYLE and OF the best materials. The dwelling
Is % feet square, with two passages and stairways
with elegant Porticoes III front and rear and
eight large rooIns with fire places to each md con-
nected by folding doors, besides tour closets The i'm,
is of the interior Is chaste and beautiful marble man
tells and hearths, and modern CRATES with the walls
handsomely papered. The out-buildng are tirstrate
and consist OF kitchen and of brick con-
nected To the dwelling by covered way; large and
well built house for servants containing five Toous
handsome octason smoke-louse; covered with tin
wasl-house, and one of the best stables in Virginia
having accommodation for IL horses, 2carriapes and
large amount of foruge.
To appreciate the property til only necessary TO
view 1T and those disposed to purchase, respect
fully requested 70 do so.
1t will be sold whole, divided to suit the views
of purchasers. Terms liberal.
Sc 18-dSc3w RICHARD HILL
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-O m e q
I GEN'L SuPT. PET'G II. r., September 81 iSa5N
Proposals will be received this Office until Monday
n0 io.n OF October, for building the Brick Walls OF
- nHsine House ON the Company's lot lear Jones
toaa. flsn and specifications can be seer M fiji; oe
nee as On and a,d after the 9th inst.
=. - IHOS. SHARP, Gent Supt
/ LIQUORS. AND WINES.-TGc.-.----.
- want Liquors and Wines OF undoubted pnritv c.u
find at WINSTON L. POWERS a yen.rai 10y, can
ment. Among them we have eei" assort-
OtaTd, Dupuy Co. aud Hennessev Ions
brands--yintage ofIe44 to 1850 oHuoh DOCK
Pure Rye Whiseky-warranted nine years old
Port, Pale and Dark Sherry Wines u
Champagne and Claret do
All OF which we warrant pure, with iarrs s..o,..
i!ent OF other Bran dies, w hiskss and Winss -, a
dunn grades which offer to the trade .nJ VI me
toners generally. WINSTON i PoSVERRssi Gus
ne 2-2w Corner of Cary aud Pearl strsa,,
VIRGINIA WORM kILI.ER--TS
FROM children are weak and Pany and are suffering
GIFTS VIRGINIA WORM KILLER II l. ,rs-
pared especially for children being sweet and ~. ps
IL, mothers o5ef. Try
NO. Prepared only by 4. J. PIcoT.
Druggist.
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mo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Acaes %

j FOR RENT-The subscriber WISHES | ~.
an experienced Teacher, to take chaIss - =.
sttution |; ID located at the village Oh '',,
King aud Queen, Va, aud is.one OF TIC ho'. =
locations in lower Virginia. The cohiih'u!
of intelligence and refinement, aud sols . .'' fr
for rel. ious advantages and moral iHnuyI,' ..,,
stitution was organized some fifteen var l, a.
has been well patronized By '!'s gn,.g. "a.
should pyefer "a married man aud bsgs.
would rent the property and who you'd al "a !.
maneut. To sucll an one, also, "ho eoa'p
commended in a moral point OF ,ltN - a' rag.I 4
ough English and Classical Instructor ".fpyoh.1
antee salary of 5000, with the o'sir ,aJ rsrh !.
tuition fees, which have usually is.s.@ IA /.
than tIat amount, aud of eouEsr oil tla' d
from the boarding departn,Lt' Sss -i,ns,iga a
had the opening OF new year an5 ~, .. .ss
suit young man who designs sl.;'s1 lat4 a
III this profession. The iiisttu'''-
erected into first-class ACADEMY S,.,,urggls
Address JOHN BAUD, "a Os,ra
Sc 24-law4tN hNt ~
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H.NI,y ECpsI have the plra ''' !.

Il inform the Ladies ofthe city $40 '1i 90 a.7s $
am now opt ming one OF the ls[.t't ,s a.e sssr,l
assortlnents OF Fancy furs ever bslo,. g =
in this city, selected by myself eOH''' i,
follows:
Stone Marten Vicks and Guns
Mountain do. do. 90
English Fitch do. 40
Russian do. az
Black Lynx do. az
Stot'd EruIiue do. 90 rss.
Black and Blue Coney 'iGA' AhD 10.
Siberian Squirrel 40 f.,,. 81 -
Misses and ChiidTen's llcts ''P
Laiit = and Children's Nuns
To wS Msh'q~ %o.t rsspectiaIly invite The ''
my friends aud the public. ,o,1y TI0Nfs~
oc 4-iawts '"'-~ =,
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1eF FIR Ell CHIT FOX NEW

= a-saN@ - NOTICE.-The steamboat
S.:sss.Aa-T AUGUSTA-Capt. W. C. SMITH,
ssx7&rz%Ezfzs-- will resume her regular trips to
Hampton on Wednesday, August the 22nd.
The cars running in connection with the AUGUSTA
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot every
Monday, ednesday and Friday mornings, at
81 O'Clock for Port Waltha where take the
Boat-returning the AUGUSTA will leave Hampton
Oh the alternate days viz: Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday mornings at o'clock The Augusta
will stop at all the landings the river both going
and returning.
THOS. DODAMEAD Supt.
Office R. & P. II. r. Coz
AUGUST 20. 1855. ( au 81
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TnucAx1oN.


nICHnrONpFRSfALE INsTITUTE on
Ia. CLAY.TENTH AND MARsHALL STREETS,
On the f;rst Monday in October and close the LAST
THURSDAY In june. Pupils may be admitted at any
time but il is hi sy desirable for them to be present
' T .ss ~ grounds buildings and outfit has been
about seventy thousand dollars, and no additional
pains expense viii be spared % satisfy every rea
sonahe desre The course ofinstruction ID extensive
and liberal Able and experienced teachers have
been SECURED aud the most approved scientific appara
.as school ds.ks &c have sys.i been pro''aea'
Mr.. r. P. LATHAM, Msth. and Physical Sciences
Rev. II. III. TUCKER Ancient and Eng. Literature
n. i EMMA n HoICOMBE, English Branches
Mis- ELIZABETH v. NELSON, English Branches
Miss NINA CHJLLET, French and German.
Miss JANE S. STANAkD Preparatory Department.
Mrs. GEORGIANA MONROE, Preparatory Depart
Miss MARYC. LATHRoP, Preparatory Department
Mr.. JOHN DUNDERDALE, Piano and Organ.
Miss EMILY DUNDERDALE, Piano and Guitar.
Miss SARAH SULLY, Harp.
Mrs EMILY GRUBB, Drawing Painting, &c.
MIR. EUGENE CREHEN. do.
Mr. and Mrs f. sUBLETT, Stewards Department.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Tuition in Preparatory Department ......... 10
Ancient and Modern Languages each . 20
Music Piano Forte Guitar and Organ. 40 to 30
Drawing, Painting, 20 to 40
~ Pamphlets containing further information may
au 6-d3m Rev. B. MANLY, Jr.
NIX. LEFEBVKE,s SCHOOl1-(Succes-
1NI soR TO MRS. MEAD)-This Institution will open
the first day of October and close on the last day
of June. -t[ w t+'- -.- @
TERMS,
FOR THE WHOLE SESSION.
Boarding. y"
Modern Languages, each. ...................... ~
-atlh. NJ - -, en-
Drawing ~
Painting in Oil. Observation-Disclosures. 81
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.:
For the accommodation of parents who prefer send
ing their children to the school, this department
has been formed for pupils under years of age who
will be taught Reading, Spelling Writing, Art hIne-
tic and Geography, exclusively 1t will be altogether
separated from the of the school, and under the
care of experienced teacher Charges $50. For
further particulars apPly, to the PpneiPar pvpr
jy 25-dtlstN Corner Grace and Fousliee sts
TITX SPRINGS INSTITUTE, 9TH ST.,
" betly Clay and Marshall.-The next session OF
my School viii commence Sept. 18th, and close the
first Friday in July.
For English Scholars. Observation-Disclosures. 452
Sc lo-,i6m ll'7~' ~ H. p TAYLOR.
StT. PETEN'SS SCHOOL, Corner of (srnce
- and 9Th Streets. This School is conducted by MI
p. ROBERT OATES, and is under the supervision OF
Rt. Rev. Bishop McGll and the Clergy OF the Cathe'
dral. -,
Its present session began the LIST of Sept ana VIII
terminate July 3lst. Pupils are admitted ut any tlne
OF The ses5 sion.
No pains will be spared to make this School all that
be desired III everything that pertains to moral
and intellectual education
TERMS:
and Arithmetic. Observation-Disclosures $I2 OC
For tuition i'll Geography, English Grammar
branches. }. ~ 20 C
For tuition in bookkeeping, Geometry, Men
suration, Algebra, Plane and Spher Tr-
Gl Globes ...................... % OC
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VIRGINIA: AT n Cireuit Cour At,

County of Henrico, held at the State Coat III
in the city of Richmond Oh "Wednesday As, d 4
Jas. +. Parkinson, Nathaniel Savage aud EhAeal
wife, Albert Il. Parkinson, A. Trny and SGa
his wife, Mary A. Mountcsstle, VIM A. tjssa !
nelius Crump, Il. Ii. Woodward and Mar
wife, Susanna Gary, John Parks Betsy lara
Washington Poindexter, Pl.Gil
against
Francis L. fsbell III his own right, and as sdml
tor of Edwin Waddtll, deed; TaLiths ", BIZ l
l.. q. Waddell, Bat. Graves and Elizabeth 4
Mary ). Sciermerh0rn, John WuOdcod ,ai 4
his wife, Henry DuesberSy and France. be 4
James +. Riddick and Jane, his wife, Ala C. q
inson, Margaret :. +. Crump Wm. 4 llI|
Symmetrical Talman, 1.-THE last four inirlul 4
w. Parkinson. james ). Parkinson, Rrbud Y
inson, John Waddell, Granville Wsdd-4 jsI
Waddell, the descendants OF R0. W CrgmV,a
lie, his wife, Drifidrsi
Among other things it was decreed that FsK 4
Isbeil, administrator OF Edwin Waddel, do,st
| render further account Of his transactions 81 x
istratOr as aforesaid, before one Of the t0nhas
of this Court, which account the said tonlna'os|
required to state and settle and to tbs Ceuf m
with any matters especially stated deemed Ps'i8
by himself, or which any Of the parties may ~
to be stated. -.
Teste, JOHN y, HARRISON p1
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EvIDENcE Prgyiden

L have made chemical e1sr1;n ,A' Jale L. Is
FEVER AND ACuE CURE" or "I, yTra,oea Vi Re
RIA" and have tested it for 4r.s, '.OV ~, 10
nine and Strychnine, but have po, Mercury
either it, nor have found spr | .us gar.t
composition that would prove nn,," %S'slge
tuition JAMES r. Chiffon. n !" tS' co
Evidence OF MERIT .a'aS
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Miss Ellen Taney Recooaias-7He deaths Of Mrs.
and Miss Taney-heaIh Of the Chief .Justice-1He
Ney Gitm0r HOuSe-Potttics in Baltimore-Iae
Refugees in NortoLk-Subscription to the Fergus.
s0n Monument-1he baltimore Markets.
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RHODEs' FEVER Ant;

E.n;,,.at IN = Ife'sntlou and Cur. =. ~ IN
n nn.'t I'LL ferers Feser and igae y
other o fo aas Of Ssns,al DEBILITY Xgat tf
IN Malaria or Miasms. nave eorssg,s
This is Il NATURAL AsTIpors -.
protect any resident or ,rsreIi..' winch sls
or swampy localities, from snv A wen IN sxs
ease Whatever, or any injury fro,s sDs o. BiEs
II VIII Instantly check the A,,.
nave. nave suffered for any length Of tine !, 70 Fns
Twenty years so that they need n. ,ioa sss
reer en y continuing areo1
tlte and strength. and contain .e s4' to Frco,..
and radical cure is effected '' Until p,ns
One or two bottles VII snsrs,
SOME may require more Diree..;a'o'l ofdlsar, j
man, French and Spanish acroIa ,,Ua' Printed =,
rriee-one Dollar. Liberal dI,rro 1my each Ia,
JAMES DtIass
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DANCING SCHOOLS.

CD DANCING AND WALTZIN(s AGA.
"a DEMI.-GODDIN'SNE NEW HALL, CORNER OF
IN 18TH AND BANK STREETs.-Mr. L. WAR
G4A ROCK would respectfully announce that his
School viii open on SATURDAY, October 18th, at |
o'clock for Ladies'. Same evening" ut Z! O'Clock for
Gentlemen.
There will be two sessions
deduction will be made where a Scholar enters
Tor The whole Course Sc l2-2aw6w
Cd ACADEMY OF DANCIN(.-CHAS.A
n McENO4 has the honor of announcing to the
K citizens of Richmond, that the 9th annual session
tA OF his school, for instruction in the above accom-
Pilshmen III all its improved forms, will open at CO.
fhthlan Hall, Main street, WEDNESDAY, No.
yenber 7th, 1855
The session will be long one, and new arrange
mehts have been made for giving private lessons.
SIT
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nRINTIN1i OEEICE EllR sIIE.-A

Democratic PAPER, located In a Hoarishing Viz
GINA town. aud in one OF the wealfhiest and largest
counties in the State h offered for sale privately
The paper has an extensive 900 bona
tide sahserbers, and large and profitable advertising
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-10
MRS. WOOLHOUSE, LEECHER An

RS: MOOIHOCSE, LEECHER AND
hon,s mr. Woolhouse may be found at all
RE- ;; LAY anu Night, at her residence over Sublett
oTS' HARDWARE Store, 2l3, Broad ST.
receiving and for sale Ills CONSTANTLY
All orders from the country ,,.,
and carefully packed f-pS attended 10
order. va o una made to
tv- light over the door all night
tNOk SALE.--Teu Shares U-.,,.,-.----
=. Building Fund Association Stock-This is one of
lhe most desra BILE investments that can be made
@ "ii be given if required. Apply at this Office