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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-02

The battle of Fort Moultrie was celebrated In
Charleston, s. C, en- the 28th, by military pa
rade.
The President has recognized Duncan Robert
Esq, as vice consul of Sardinia at Norfolk, Vir-
ginia.
The ACTING CoMMIssIoNEnsH1P OF THE GENE
RAL LAND OFFICE Joseph S. Wilson, the able,
sxoerieDced, and efficient chief clerk of the Land
Office bureau, had rendered TO him the position of
acrine commissioner thereof, on the removal OF
his brother, John Wilson, Esq which he Is eaid to
have declined.
ELECTION AT NEW ORLEANS At the election
for Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, held in
New Orleans Tuesday, Elgee, ant.know nothing,
received three thousand tour hundred and fifteen
votes, and Merrick. know nothing, received two
thousand two hundred and thirty
FALL OF BRIpGE-s1x MEN INJURED LORD
VILE, N j.. June 29.-Tha Suspension Bridge
In course of erection at Equinnuk across the
Delaware River, fell Friday, carrying with II ten
workmep, six OF whom were seriously Injured.
STEAMBOAT DIsAsrRR.--A small steamer named
Ben Beveridge, runbing between Fredericton and
Woodstock, N b, burst her boiler on Monday.
blowing the vessel to pieces. Two men were kilt.
cd, two are missing, and several are badly wound
ed. No names given.
LOCOMOTIVE ExPLosIos.-A locomotive attach
teched to ireieh train on the Columbia Rsilrosd
exploded near Columbia, Pa Friday, killing Geo.
ZeiRIer. the engineer. and seriously scaldtng the
fireman. The engine was completely demolished
but the rest Of the train was uninjured.
Spanish CouRTRsIEs.- Accounts from Spain
state that our Minister, Mr. Dodge, had reached
that country and was received with every mark OF
respect IN the tiles through which he passed to the
capital 10 Burgos and Vittoda he was iurnishsd
w itb a military escort, as we'll 10 do him honor
TO ensure him sgsinst any molestalion from the
Car list insurgents.
The number OF children educated Ia the Ststs
schools of Missouri last year. 260 273 at cost
II $l76, ,022 70, or about 67 cents each.
Over VI, 600 600 worth Of corn IL shipped out o.
he mouth Of the Brazos liver, Texas, every year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-02

FALL cF A BRIDGE The suspension turnpike
briige being buit across the Delaware at Equrnunk
NJ the ioe of the Erie Railroad fell this eve
ming. Ten msu were engaged on the bridge at ths
time, six of whom were seriously injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-02

THE AMERICAN PARTY IN GEORGIA The Anne
ricsn State Council has adopted the Georgia plat
form, and nominated Hon. Garrett And rews for
Governor. The Convention at Macon, Ga, Wat
largely attended.
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a GREAT BARGAIN IN LAND.-In-

n tending to remove to Richmond, next Oct, at
Louisa July Court, (the SECOND MONDAY Ia
luy) shall sell sell publicly my dwelling house,
tplain, but roomy and Comfortably with commodi.
cGs out houses, near Louisa Court House. ALSO
Tbout 95 acres of Land, of which ary half s wood
land. Five or six acres rich bottom, now ia q
condition TO BIS put in grass and acres of
land are already sst in timothy The land Ia exceed
iDely well suited to clover and other grasses and
p:ould make capital hay farm. 1t has seversl
springs OF good water, large gaIdsgA stream
fruit tre.G ~ T4-4' -. Ii -. f'yeT 80
shall let it go for not much mora than the worth
OF the ht use alone. - .szs
TERM, "A. credit of one. two, and three years.
bearing interest from the day OF giving posse sson
which " IL be the lst of October. Approved per-
sonal Irity, and lien the land, win be reauir-
ed on th,. day of eale. s' -s'a'ts l5cs- As-s
Louiss C. H. b.. sfss LUCIAN MINOR
je14-.1awt6thju
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-02

CANADA MILITIA APPcIsTMEHTs- Baron de
Bo,enburg has been appointed General Of Militia
Ia Canada, ard proceeds 10 organize The civil
forces an Efficient footing. He was Colonel 10
tha regular army. has seen service, and the sf
poiutment gives satisfaction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-02

HoBRID MUTILArIoN On Friday, Mrs. Bsnker
wife of the tx Postmaster OF Schenectady, N. Y,
was run down by locomotive, and had an arm
and leg cut Of. Her life is despaired of.
Mr.. George Rutland vas killed In the same city
about the same lime By being thrown from his bug
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''Thst Marcy l to others show,
That, Marcy, show to me"
IMPORTANT RESULT OF OVER TAX
ALTON.

AIIUN.
In late speech on the war in the House
of Commons, Mr.. Bright, after remarking
that the capital of the greatest banking
house in Lombard street can be transferred
to the United States on small piece of pa
nor in one most orr o~Iou TO the members
xho,hvr the imposition of $4,000, 900 of
taxation, over and above the taxation of an
equal population in the United States, would
not have the effect of transferring capital
from Great Britain to this country; and if ca
pital, then trade, population, and all that
forms the bone and sinew of great EN-
pire
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-02

GOVERNMENT Troops NOT MuRpERED.-Late
advices reached ST. Louis Thursday, from New
Mexico, which contradict the painful rumor tba,
fly government soldiers including several officers
had been murdered by the Apaches. The report
was altogether gruondess.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-02

HUNG IN EFFIGT - Captain Goodrich, OF The
schooner Grace Daring who delivered up several
runaway slaves to their masters in Norfolk has
been bupg in efigy at his residence, Manchester,
Massac buselts.
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THREE HANDSOME NEW DWELL.

THREE HANDSOME NEW DWELL
ING RCUSES AND LOTS CORNER OF
9TH AND M STREET, CHURCH HILL,
FOR SALE. EXCHANGE OR RENT.-The cor.
per house is finished. has rooms and commodcus
Kitchen. Is ready for a teuant now. The other two
are smaller, and will be finished in few days This
10 desirable property, and will be sold or excban
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
Oftics in ths new building of w. Goddin, South
side
Apply to GEO. WOODFlN
is 25ts General gent and Coll. ctor
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The Herald Of Freedom says there are now fully
ten thousand actual residents Ia Kansas who are
from the Northern States, or who desire to make
Kansas Q free Sts'e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-02

COMMENCEMENT The Wesleyan Fem4ls insti.
tuts at staunton had its camme mepcsmont Last week.
The ceremon-s closed siiha musicai exhibition, In
which the vindiestor sa,s Misses sledd and Taylor
Of Richmond. commanded general praise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-02

FAMILY POISONED Mrs Malcom PERSON., hen
three children, father and sister, were poisoned Ia
Columbus, Ca, last week by the cook, who after
to live.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-02

CONVICTIONS FOR MAIL RoBBING AT the U.
Court for the Northern District Of New York, held
at Cansndaigua, the following sentences were pro-
nouLced on Wednesday for mail robbery:
VIM Gilmore and VIM Fowler, sentenced TO
imprisonment 10 the Auburn Prison for one year,
and TO pay fine OF $500 each; James Ii Wilbur,
sentenced to ten years imprisonment 10 the Auburn
Prison; Adam Wheeler, AmsZiah Storms aud
Alex. O'Dell, sentenced to one year each in the
Peni,entisry; George Johnson, sentenced to one
year In the Auburn Prison; Friend Kenyon, SEN
fenced to three years Ia the Auburn Prison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-02

W FOR RENT.--The Dwelling over
- tne store of Mr. Thomas L. Anzus No y
i tfoet' IL contsina seven rooms and hag GOOD
nsy n.,ntehen and ltEant in the yard To good
pshs the TENT will DO moderate
i0-sA'i0n given inmeais' ely. Apply 10
ie Se-2wa efhAS9E nd ~ = Pr; Pm;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-02

tMs FOR RENr.-2 new BRICK TEN
tsA Eh ENTs-with comfortable rooms ia each
ire places in every room, and an excellent well O,
Ester IN the yard. and about acres of ground at
fsched to each with soil sdnirabie suited for
gardens
rare opportunity Is here offered for pleasat re
tree residence with as much ground combining the
r7tlraey OF the country with the advantages OF the
city being situated 25th street. about three square,
rotth OF Ashhury tMethoditt) Chapel, On Union
Hill Possession can be bad 18th inst
An enlargement might be made if oesired by
which all the ground could be had By one tenant
Rent OF each SO per month. Apply to
VIM. WALSH,
my It's No. 4S Main sire ct.
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Sale eonaue.sd BY Menrs. GopDIs { AppnxsoN.
IL t5-2swtds ~ sit3s1 + 3, Sra 5g3ss
TAV E RN At AMELIA COURT
= HOUsE-LAND " Z AR JETERsvILLE,
AND AOTTaE N n n Z Is

AND HOUsEHOLD FURNITCRE, Ii D RISES,
COWS. &c FOR sALE.--In pursuance or three
deeds Of trust executed By Joel G. Foster ss t,us.
tee IN sstd deeds win offer sale public auction at
tmehs C a., ON THURSDAY. the 18th cav of july
1870. tne Teyssn and 20 acres Of land in the oceu-
mopd and Dsnyills Railroad, S5 miles from Rich.
mond The buildings are entirely new ard ampls
for all the purposes Of tavern; including Stables
n ane az ,hs Sas part Of the land
garden veil enclosed. and young orchard on the
place. The situation is good one for q Hotel, and
would be desirable location fer merchant, profes-
time frame building and email lot at prsssnt occu.
pied as shoe shop, and adjoining the Tavern prop.
erty. ~ .-f
ALso-An the HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE Of the said Foster, on the premises
and used at the Tavern-4 cows, HORSES, and
q one horse WAGON AND HARNESS And ON
SATURDAY, the 28th day of July, 1856, I will cell
the pre- isss tract of 100 acres Of Land within
two miles of Wayne Oak Eepot. q part arabic, and
the residue in pine and OAK. This tract adoins the
estate Of Dr. SEQ G Scott, and might be made most
desirable place. se's,{ 7@
TERMS--cash, except az to 81 900, upon which
cEedit will be allowed until the let of January 1855
to tho purchaser Of the Tavern.
L MASTERS,
Je David 4l.ss .5. F Truatea
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FOR RENT-One upper room 10
~ me new Brick Tenement on 10Th st between
Main and Cary st.
ALso-An Office in saa4s; rooms, with all the
conTeniences, suitable for e small family
D1i'iiEsrf establishment Apply to
to. BARRETT & MORRIsS,
- No. lS6 Cary ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-02

COMMISSIONERS s. SALE OF VAIC-
~ ABLE FARB. IN HENHIcO ON THE
RICHMOND AND FREDERICKSBURG n h, 9

MILES FROM RICHMOND As Commissioner or
the Circuit Court OF Henrieo. in deeres pronoun-
ced on the 9Th day Of November, 1854 In the case Of
Jennines, Gc va Jennings. Gc.I shs1i proceed to
soli ct public suction. on the premises. FRIDAY.
TIE 9Th OF JULY. 1855. at IL O'Clock. II fair If
not the next fair day fhe valuable landed estafe Of
which the late William yennings died seized stua-
ted OK the Richmond and FredsricksburE Ksilroad
about niies from Richmond. and adjoining Hun gary
Water Static D consisting Of ths Farm vkich de-
cedent Iesdsd ct the time OF his death, and tract
Brook Turnpike to Hungary Water Station The
Farm contains 232 81 scres portion Of which 10 In
hish stste OF cultivation, the balance in wood and
timber. The improvements are Eeariy new, and are
sufficient for st the purposes ofthe place. Fp place
wild be divided 70 suit bidders A plat Of the prep
erty can &c sen at nice OF the aucyicneers
TERMS-One fourth cash; balance ut and years
for bonds bearing interest, with good ~ snd
title retained till the whole purchase monsy = paij
or ths further order of the court
sAM'L COTTRELL. in,
H&8ls5 Comma touer.
Sale conducted By Messrs. GoDDIN L APPHxsos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-02

e@ FOR RENT.-A small new house,
fAA and four acres of Land enclosed, within half
nile Of the city line, for TENT at S34 year.
kGEsEE
lie 22-drs st., between Main and Gary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-02

A CARD.-Ihs subscriber, an expert
enced ptaestioper Of Medicine Surgery and 0bzta
fries, having located on Broad street. three door.
above TENTH ohers his professional services 10 ths
citizens of Richmond. ~~ ~~
He has devoted much time and attention To ii.
hady and prsctics of Midwifery, and to the treat.
ment OF Diseases of Women and Children
ap J-6ms RiCH'D CAIJTHORN NJ n
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DENTAL NOTICE.
MY VOICE Is STILL FOR

VI FNTIOII ~ 1&@*~
zzsAz<A WA !-Vountaers and all others who
wish to pend the glorious fourth with much piss-
'ure sbout first call at MAURtCE'S, ISL hain st /,
s'd fit themIslves with some OF his ch"ap 0aite,s'
h!o sole Punp,. fac Patent Leather Shoes. or Ok
ri Ties.
T. the ladies we would say, that we have stiii On
b. nd over 2 20 psirs Morocco Slippers and Ties be :
q m iry varis ties Of Bu,kins and Jenny Lind
r. oss-slt Of which we are disposed to seil yoa
~ cheap. C. s. MAURICE,
Isl Main street, Essie Square.
ESQ RiehulonS. Va
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DR. +. ID. CHRISTIAN has removed his
ofnce to the corner of Main and Governor ,trests
next door to Mr. lie WIS HilPs efice - - -
At night he can be found, as hereto!ore at tba
American Hotel - 60 =. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-02

DENETRATING HAIR BRUSHES
L which Will last ordinary litet;1as; French
Hsir Brushes; English and American do, a. low as
l2s cents as high as five dollars each. Sold by
s p. sEhPLE
js 39 Druggist, 2l2 Main str,st
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feH FOR RENT--The store corner OF
EE& Main and llth Streets Also several rooms In
ssrns building suitable for offices lodging rooms
Possession can be obtsiped Immediately. For terms
apply at the Office OF the Richmond Fire Associs
ti2n. 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-02

CLOVER. HAY AND SHEEP OATS.
~ Of last yssrs crop q atty Superior. Orders
Ieh tour OIL 20 will &c iss pr5 5mps stteot ion.
is3J tENsHAW x co.
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OA hENT--Two newly-etso It'd Brick
- ci ieheselts or 18th sire ct Leigh ct. Bsp-
= Eu GU containing rooms. Including Easement
Ni ps:saa .. eoIghes, closets. rsntrys &c, with
.a'rsn NAsehe and well of srperior Wa ger on the
PiSH9liss Rent $3.50 each per ernum
Apply to Ed. D. EAcHo or
js 26-ts Onnos;t. "a D.. '.I o#3:a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-02

NORTHERN Iowa -Emigration is pouring into
the Northern part of Iowa, with nnexampled ra-
Pldity. The counties of Alafnakee, Delaware,
Clayton. Winnesheek, and Buchanan, particularly
are receiviEg acces.ions to their population from
all parts OF the Uni.ed States; besides which, a
foreign emigration o: an excellent character, Ia
finding It's way thither, leaving the Ind ustrious
Germans and Norwegians in every township OF the
area that We have nam n. = Chicago Tribune
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e. FOR RENT.-The Warehouse on
ta1k the Southside OF the B ssn, (known "Ladd's
Lumber House.1 Possession given Immediately -
or .eltns spnoAt the office of ths Jsmss River and
je 28-t Wm.P. mUNFoRD. Sec
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-02

fs r o K r E n THREE Lodging
1s@ ROOMS on the corner OF Broud and 18th streets
SyPA 10 w A. IRVINE osto
70 - TINSLEY TARDYk co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-02

E'OR RENT-A large and Convenient
n BAKE HOUSE, with every convenience ne.
c'ssarY for carrying on the Bakery business Term,
very moderate. Apply to
ENkOU0HTY L CO, at Rocketta
ALso-several other houses on Nicholson ana
hlehian0 streets ENROuGHTY co.
ap l4-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-02

fRICE REDUCED FOR The CUTTING OF
CHILDsENs HAIR.-l24 cent? for Boys snd 1sa cent,
Tor oris, &C JOHNsONS
je 50 10th street, between Main and Carv
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oFFIcE OF THE WAsH'N AND N. O TEL Co. j
lima 18th 1853

mi June 18Th, I855
The regular annual meeting of the Stock.
holders OF the Warrington and New Orleans Tele-
gaph Company will take place at Washinstou citr
On .ne hrst WEDNESDAY in July next.
yo lS-0td u. Il. CLARKE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BEAUTIFUL LiKENEss -Simons' dsguer-
reoeypes are admired BY every one who sees them
NO one should be without Of Simons' life like
Pcsufrs fnsre can bs no better way of remembering
sasueueotypes Cell on him and ron viii be ssfis.
ned that what we say is true is os .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-02

TROOPS FOR THE PLAINs-Msj Lyman Bissell,
Le.s IL. tho U 8. Army at New Haver,
has received orders TO close hi. rendex vans for
cruiihg in that city, and report himself will ali
convenient dispatch at Fort Monroe, Norfolk Va
His destination from that point is of course un.
known to him, but the probability Ia, iha. the regi-
men TO which he Is attached, will be soon order ed
on to the Indian frontier
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G FOR r E N Ton Union Hill, a
- comfortable residence and grocery stand, re-
Gently occupied by the late Vim. T. Boze, with
spacious lot attached and well of excellent water
the pre- uii es situated on the Of Fenable
2th sts. Price per snnum SIPS Apply to
j. Pts JAS M CARTER
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* n h@.!lg dstern ined to discontDue Tue PIet-
=, AA"aas aS boarding house, at the gitaton oi
:, t'a1ei,' mouth, row Cfier the hoGs5 for rent
o. : 500 as&! OF my furniture a. ptiszie sale. 1t
- u the honse Ia taken at O. % cat sood
80 % sus present be aTdeTs will Iena.4. a bsr-
saih ,aay be bad by early application.
- ~o-0t JASPER c HUGHES.
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LEEoHEs lEEoHEs.-The pa6. ic are
hereby nformed. that have just recev ed by Adas
Express lot OF superior Swedish LsechGi which
will be applied upon the reasonable ter,s; csp
be found at all hours of the day the Hair
Saloon under the American Hotel, ard at nisht en-
18th, between Main and franklin rr.eets.
N. B.-CuppinS and Leeshing promptly attend,
o, at the shortest notice.
nos z c. HOHSON
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RAGS, BAGS The Manchester Cotton
~ and Wool Manufacturing Com pany have for
sale superior article of GRAIN BAGS, which they
are prepared to furnish in any quantity the ct
reasonable terms. Apply TO
WIN. Fl. POWERS. Agent
js 22-ZaUSwE Corner Cary and Pearl sts
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FROM SALT LALE The Salt L AXE mai for May
end June srrived at Independence, Mo, Thur sda !
night The mall party reports the Indians nunies
rous around the Black Hills and that ttey were
much alarmed on account of the movements Of the
United States troops, and were desirous Of peace
They propose 10 give up the murderers CT the mail
party last fall.
The reports of go many persons having been
killed by the Indians all mere fabricatious
The cholera had broken cut among the Mormon
tribes
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nkES5 GOODS VERY LOW.-Laree
II lot P'inted and Plain Bersssss at Csc; do do o.
Lawns at ct cts also 8iik ard Lace Martiiles ve.
cheap to ciose them out.
W.P PERKINS l. Co.
1eH i3i Essle Square 2
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TOBACCO, SCREWS. AND MILI.a.--
\ have on hand and will sell, . hara ain ,sL-e,
small size. and two larse. TOBACCO scF Ay4a
and two 8th's mills. THoS w. KEEStI
Office with Geo. j. Sue1ner
mvs. No N &c.,
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EXTRA SIZED MERINO SHIRTS
~ AND DRAWERS We hav- in store, at No
li2 Main street, a lot of Gauzs Merino Shirts and
Drawers of very large size just the thing for warm
weather. Gail soon
je % 8 MERCHANT & WEIsIGER
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lust KECEIVED-2 gross east Pow
~ ders, Preston 4 Merriils and purkat's for sa,,
| by T. Fl. sOUTHALL co, a.
je % Corr ner f. h aud broad ,ta
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G. B. LUCK, Stock and Land Warrar

y. %. LUCK, CtOcK and Land Warran
Agency, Governor street.
Stocks bought and sold On commission
The highest price paid for Land Warrants
Gold and Silver waoted.
~ PIizs Tickets, IN all Lotteries sold in Lottsr,e
under the management of r. FRANCE Co will b
promptly paid BY me aud all enquiries relative t.
the business OF 4. FRANCE Co, addressed to than
my l6-fs G. u. LUCK.
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'EHE subscriber proposes opening the
u RICH HMIND

4 RICH hOND
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL ACADEMY
upon the lst dsy of October next to Terminate the
Io,h OF July following, with the usual vacations,
la addition to the elements, thoroush instruction
will be given in the Ancient and N odern Lsneusss1
and Mathematics, preparing youth for entering the
higher classes of College, or entering at upon
the active duties of life.
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TERMS.
PdKdble seni-dnnudHu

Payable sensi-annuaHy in ddvanee.
For tuIilon Ia Latia ana Ma athsmalics or the ele-
menu.. u.....-.................... $50
For tuition 10 Greek, extrs.. SO
For tuition In Modern Languages and Drawiog,
extra, each $50
t.e-s .'.'r w. D. STUART.
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JNo. w. WRIsHT q Co. are prepared
to receive all hipds of Produce aud Msrohandize O,
Storage, at their Warehouse on the Dock on a. res
fa Ism = - s'-~S'
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-06

cheney 81 guanto surees without knowing that hey
as psrsods u sueiens sponsbilIty and al bid -crs
gaarxntors, sud sursss distinctly notified that on
failure into perform the for the services
proposed for IN The accepted BIDS, er legal liabilities win
be enforced againss them. w 5## ee
81 The Contracts Will be substantially the forms here
tofosc used Ais department sxcsps IN the respects arse-
1lar'y mentioned IN these and al railroad
and steamboat routes the ell be required Do
liver ths mais INTO the poet ooes the ends Of the
and into all The intermediate post o6ces more eighty
rods from the railroad or landing.
~ Present conrsctors and persons known tho do
partmens must equally with Others procure guaranrs
add certificates Of their sooeoey Substantially in the forms
above prescribed The esfh1aies Of socieacy must be
signed by postmaster Judge of Of record
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Postmaster Genera.
Feb l3-law4w.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-06

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