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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-08
EDUCATION.


DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
RICHMOND, vA.--Ths Dsxt sessios viii commence
the rs Monday In October and close the last Thurs-
dsy in June. Papils may be- admitted ct any time.
but il II highly desiable for them to be present the
Art dsy Of the session.
the cost Of srouuds, buildings and outfit hiss been
sbout seventy thousand dollars, and additional
e.ins nor expense win be spared to satisfy every
tsusiye and liberal. Able aud experienced teachers
have been secured and the most approved scientific
aprarstus, school desks, b G., have been provided
Rev B. MANLY, in President.
Mr. R P. LATHAM, Math. and Physical Sciences.
Rev H. II. TUCKER, Ancient and Eng. Literature
pr r A. LEMMnIs sce 69tsnEZ, &c; s,.,.,..
Miss ELIZABETH v. NELSON, English Br.nches
Mis- NINA CHOLLET, French and German.
N Jos MICHARD, Spanish and Italian.
Mis- JANE 9. sTANARD, Preparatory Depart
Mrs. 'GiEonaIANA MONROE, Preparatory De-
Ms. MARY C. LAfHRoP, Preparatory Depart
Mr.. JOHN DUNDERDALE. Piano and Organ.
Miss EMILY DUNDERDALE, Piano and Guitar.
Mics SARAH BULLY, Harp.
Mrs EMILY 0RU6B. Drawing, Painting, no.
Mr. EUGENE CREHEN do
Wr. and Mrs r. sUBLETT, Stewards Department.
TERms PER sEssIoN.
Board and Washing.
Tuition in Preparatory Dep.Itment.......... 50 50
Ancient and Modern Ian guages, each........... 20
Music on Piano Forte, Guitar, Organ. to 30
Ora wing Painting, u 10 ~
~ Pamphlets centsinins further information may
% . ups REV. B. MANLY, JR.
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DIsaOLUTIONs, &c.

nISSOLUTION.-The firm OF ID. M0.
IL CORMACK co. was dissolved On the l2tn
- In,v last. bv agreement; BY like agreement w N
P LADD viii pay all the debt: due In the name ..
". 49, .na.srn VIM. P. LADD,
W 'no 0oAS' M MCCORMACK.
Richmond, 4th August, 1865 ia
/ with pleasure recommend to my 0ie
friends and customers my late partner, MI
,rd feet nnte sure he viii serve them as wen suo
a ssti.fac:orily as did the late coneern OF nc
Cormack Il Co ~. HiSSSi
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RUNAWAY.

" WARD-Ranswayf from the Exchange Hotel,
LAST Saturday morning, JOHN, the property OF the
@ Eate of James Griffin.
JOHN Is about 81 yesrs old. feet 10 or IL lncheS
high; STANDS erect; has quick walk IL dark mu-
iatto, and quite likely man
One hupd,ed dollars will be paid for him, If taken
comfy. and tuenty-6ye dollars if taken in the city
or comfy SAMPSON JONES,
an I6--dk cts Agent for Jane Griffin.
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Sole rroorie.ors Ri.SnSsoos :.
NEWS FROM AMFru

Mes~s Dove& Co-Last .utumn SSoJ Is, To-,
horse injured in one of his ess 60 b.S sso v.,J
It 70 .weai the ;zs Of msas head, on 49, = E
lieving him In tn. least Durips ~. without :.
ing continued. W hen your Mr. Arcbs, III TIE s.l
commended your Tart Oil. | urocne.saw 1t and :.
in very short time, before had u.ss -, bottle y.
not tell ~siei Lee s h. Sf ssens s ,Gssded
and doing oil kinds Of farm work ne haovss
Very respectfully, ANN " ,o.
an Ia w. hkGHFp
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pICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MA
IL THEMATICAL ACADEMY
w. d. STUART, Principal,
w. TEURMOND, Assistant.
The Exercises of this Institution, situated near the
corner of Clay end 9Th streets, will be commenced
on Monday, the lst of October next. Instruction
will be given. in addition to the Elements, in the
Ancient and Modern Lansuages. Mathematics, Net.
Philosophy, Chemistry, History, &C.
TERMS,
.~ Payable semi annually in adpdnce
For tuition in Latin, Mathematics and En- ssh. $50
French and Drawing, extra, each.. 20
Greek, extra. ............ .......-. l0
SEQ. REFERENCES:
Col. r. Fl. SMITH and the Officers of the Va. Mill.
tary Institute.
Hon. ALEX. a. Fl. STUART. staunton, Va.
Hon. JOHN LETcHER, Lexington Va.
Col. LORENZO THOMAS, U. 8. A.
Ger. VIM. II. RICHARDSON and p. H. AYAETT.
Richmond.
Professors GEssNER HARRISON and 8. MAUPin, Uni.
vsrsity of Va.
Mr Stuart il graduate of the We. Military insti.
tute and for three years discharged with great aats
faction the duty of Assistant Professor of Mathe
matcs in it do with great confidence gay to the
patrons of his Academy, that they will find in him
jealous, competent and faithful teacher.
FRANCIS Fl SMITH,
50 5-ln G0S3af Va. Military Institute
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L. E. HU6HsoN, Ticket Agent.
B.-For the information OF the public. II IL
deemed proper to state that there 10 daily hne OF
stages from the terminus OF the road via Dsnyie to
GIeenshoro. PassengeIs for Milton and Vance willie
Fr2sy@ eeasfl# .laSgT7- = -
3 js ~ REH
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or. JOsEPH's FEMALE ACADEMY,

CT. JOSEPH'S FEMALE ACAUEMY,
y RICBMOND VIRGINIA.
Conducted BY the Sisters of Charity.
This Institution resumed studies The 18th
of August. Eoardefs for board. tuition, and use of
bed and bedding. and for washing and mending, pay
er anuun $50, to be paid ssmi-annualiy in advance
There is also charge of 50 for Dostor's fee
Day scholars according to the branches, they pay
from 81 to % per quarter IN advance.
For Music on the Piano Guitar, Painting,
French and Embroidery, there is extra charge for
tuition and use of Instrument
Letters addressed to Sister MARY FELIX Nc
QUAD, st. Joseph's Academy, will meet prompt
attention.
It ia of great Importance that pupils should enter
at the common cement of the eession, soon af-
terwerds "A poEaihie. Sc S-Sw
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COMMISSION AND FORWSRNTNo

~ BUSINESS H. v GRAVES CO Corr.
acn aud Forwarding Merchants. 18Th street ~.
tween Main and Cary Streets Richmond Va. will
and all kpds Of country Produce HAx'
persons along the line of the panvilIs Railroad
VINO make rs consisnuen's can II thew crrf.y 49,
e c1sVs the proceeds directly through tn. hsno, =;
dnASEss Mall Agent. who Passes fbn Sa.a
aagV, tie VIII ALEC visit Danyilie Va, sna NIitos
ana soceysiiia, North Car0iins weakly To mai =
s aepos. sea meet those msaitg eonsignmen,s ON
WV ass'o"s' 90 asox,a.ssss aa7 -Iu
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&@A FREIGHT FOR NEW
SksRss YORK, BoST o N, PROVIDENCE,
P0GTL AND, NEWARK, EW HAVEN,
CHARLESTON, MOBILE, NEW ORLEANS, ST.
LOUIS, GALVESTON. SAN FRANCISCO, So,
PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN
TO and VId NEW YORK
Can be shipped every Monday and Fuesday by the
U. 8. Mail Steamship Jamestown, Capt. Parrish.
The Agents at New York. Messrs. Audam Pleas.
ants, will forward goods by this line to all of the
above mentioned places free of commission, and at
the lowest rates of freight.
Large and commodious sheds have been erected
on the wharf in New York, where goods entirely
protected from injury DETACHMENT and every care
and attention is bestowed in forwarding goods for
trans-shipment
Merchants shipping by this steamship can always
caculats within hour the arrival of their goods
The Jamestown leaves New York every Saturday
afternoon on her return to Richmond
For freight apply to
y25 LUDLAM & WATSON
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ID UNA " a IN JAIL lore was
IL committed to the Jail Of ths City Of kichmend:
AZ a runaway on the 18th dsy of June, 1855. negro
woman Who calls herself FRANCES STREET, and
s.y. she is the property Of Maria Howard of HenIeo
county Va. Said negro ia five feet seven inches
high OF dark complexion, about SO years OF sge ana
bsf en- when committed to jail blue cotton dre.s
and red calico bonnet. The owner OF said negro Ii
requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take her away, she will be dealt with
az the Law directs. JOS A. sTARKE, D B.,
iy sow For Martin M Epscomb, Sergt.
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&@k UNION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY-FOR PHILADELPHIA, VIA

&GA UNION STEAMSHIP COM
sskss1eeka. PANY-FOR PHILADELPHIA, VIA
CITY POINT AND NORFOLK.
c ssss@sr VIRGINIA, Captain David Teal; Steamer
Pennsylvania, Capt. 4. Clifford
One of these superior Steamers will leave Rich.
mond, until further notice. every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY, touching at City Point and Norfolk to re-
ceve freight and Passengers Returning. leave nil
adelphia every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
morning at 10 O'Clock.
These Steamers now in fine order increased
accommodations for the comfort of haviBs
been added, as also more room for freight; and we
hope by regularity dispatch and In protecting
goods committed to our charge, to receive an in
crease of patronage
EY-No transhp ment by this line.
FARE REDUCED
Passage through to New York, and found..,...s9 90
Do do Philadelphia and found, LIST
b M
Passage through to Philadelphia, not found, I'd
cdDn s.'....................... 10
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same es by the
River Boats.
w Passengers by this line can stop in Phiiadel.
phia two or three days, and then proceed to New
York by the same ticket.
Fl. E. FUTILE, Agent,
Je xo-tf Rockets.
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.1na runsta Or L
romIu1 ~ a.r;. , Temple
l.ss 1870 qrhra Tfuaer Jno
Turner Geo Tops Wm titus
fayior u 4sstou Wm
w
u.de VIZ Walton Waters
Wilson " q wormsy MooounI
49, ~ a waIecn Withers
su;sst. d., W.rs milton Wfue6eid G
Wtnston w Whitis $1,000
Wilson w @ Warwick fetef r,n
w,,a W.sra69 IL williams L
Wade BW Wake VI "Ht
Wiiscn l. WilHsrsfJ
INITIALS
Merchan6iEs 5-W W
seg-1t Tnoo' .. ---------
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NOTICE.-The partnership of Nance,
IN Baker Co., 10 this day dissolved ny mutue,
consent All persons having claims asainst he said
concern will present them 20 B. A. Nance Tor seI
tlemsnt and all persons to the said concern
will make payment to said Nance, as ne sioG iS
$1,000 1T NANCE,
'oAe JAs. M. p. 6AkEk,
JNO. D. BAKER,
- IN. X. A. BAKER.
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NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK, Va
IN b 3 WALTERS, PSoPRIEToR - havlesYn
chased the above well known establishu1shr -
spectfulIy inform my friends and the travelling ~
lie thet the house has be thoroughly rsnoVst.a -
newly furnished ushout and Is now opsh y. W.
ptior of permanent and transient Bosiaeii y,
return my sincere thanks 10 my iTlenas $50 III
public generally for the liberal patronage -.
to me ter the last twenty-three years arc l'sE
fully solicit q Continuance OF the same, a. .bsm
them that nothing will be left undone to n'1e
at HOME whiie sojourning at the Nations . "A.
N. A four horse STAGE COACh Ies' s,ts.
National Hetel every Tuesday. THURSDAY a'I "
Day. far z Civ N c. An Sim y. .. -.
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Q S STEVENB YOUNG LADIES
Ne COLLEGIATE SEMINARY, SHOCK DE HILL,
RICHMOND, VA-The Ninth Sassiou of this Institu
ton will commence On the first Monday in October,
in the rooms formerly occupied by the Principal,
the corner of franklin and 9TH SITS The Boarding
department will be conducted last Session, in the
building formerly owned by Judge Mason, corner of
FRANK lin and Adams streets. g..
TEAcHERs-S 8. STEVENS, A. M, Principal; ABB.
BE r. MASON, Assistant. -.-s
In sill the departments of Music French, Drawing,
ETC. the most competent Teachers will be provided.
The Principal will give his undivided attention to
the interests of the school. The Boarding depart
mert will be under the supervision of Mrs Stevens,
aided By Mrs. Vaudeville, a lady who has had several
years experience and great success housekeeper
in similar Institution. Every effort will be made
to render the Boarding department pleasant and
refined home and the School one of the most pro-
ftabe in all that pertains to moral, intellectual
aud polite education.
The Principal will give thorough course of lsr.
sons in Vocal Music, with no extra charge.
The Session will close with general review and
examination when Certificates will be given to the
Graduating Glass.
TERMS,
One-haS payable in ADVANCE the remainder LIST March:
Board and ashlng.
Higher English branches ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
Elementary branches. 70
Ancient and Modern LAM each........... 20
vansc.. 6U
Stdtionety.
rueL ..........s... ..........................
q School Books will be furnished by the Princi-
pal at city prices. 80 5-ddwIm
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CHAS. III. LANGLEY, Tin and Shee.
~ Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between Naa
and Gary, Richmond, Va.
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
Steam Pipes for Churches Public Buildings a.,
Metallic Roofing, Gut ering and spoutns, Pot
up in any part of the city country.
WE'LL AND q GARDEN PUMPS FOR SALE
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GTOKES & CO. offer for sale
~ 1850 bags Jase. Rio and Laguayrs Coffee
us hhds N Sugars part prime
as bbls Crushed Powdered and Coffee Sussr,
20 half boxes Loaf do
400 boxes Tsllow, Sperm and Adsmantine L.
6les
$50 boxes Window Glass, all sizes
900 chests and half chests Teas
1850 kegs Nails assorted
l25 boxes assorted Candy
210 bbls N o Molasses
so do Tanners Oil
100 kegs Soda
so boxes Olive OIL
With great variety of other Goods, which we sfIsr
on the usual te rms to the trade. en- l8-6y
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CRUSHED ANKLE.-A Miraculous
~ CURE-Performed BY Poiiarfs Rheumatic Lins :.
msat
~. GosPoRT, June 18th, 1855
Messrs. POLLARD Co:
gentlemen As have been most speedily aud sue.
cessna ~ cured by your celebrated Rheumatic n.-
ment. wthsut solicitation must award it the high
eN praise wss recommended TO tfyit In a case of
Ciu.nei Ankle, which rendered me for a long time
Jrppis Ia aispair OF recovery for life but thans-
~, 10, .ne eIss, oenett have received from your
IN Al case. wnere Imminent would be useful.
am, with feelings of gratitude, yours. la
p,. es VIM MOLAED.
Fer sale by PURCELL, LADO H. NM
= En,,on aea nssn johnston Bro Duvai
90 | 80 ei'f.
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MEDICiEp.
CERTAIN CTIRE Won

every description, on Man q, n. ga sores a
spoonful equai to an oanse Of , nsaa Qua.
Bruises and sprains, Uis.,n.
Burns, Bore Legs and Chiiblsins soas, sesis..
Tramp ana Istt or, Sings OF Ins.s.. az Sas Wos,s.
the Mails, Infsmed Breasts, GiandaI,w Wound, ss...
s Ws5s Mssd ~ Leg, and Stiffness Of JoIa
to colds. NAhass fromlsx,,.
Appli.d to burns at once, itls,v..
Price 30 and % ssnts bottle ssar.
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a. UPhkIUh tASIUKE.--I have fifty

sUfEklOh fASIDRE.--I have hiiy
~ acres of very superior PASTURE. two and hell
miles from the city, enclosed with good plsDs fs3s
well shaded, watered, &c. Every precaution vii Is
tax en- TO prevent accidents or escapes, Dsn bsft
in constant sttendsnce-but will not be respor'
bic for either. The whole Pasture 10 in ssh u
and surrounds the house.
Persons wishing Horses psstured By tbs week CT
month, ON reasonable terms, may do 30 BY spplyirs
to IN O. on my Farm the Railroad, tPrice's TO NJ
Geo. L. Earnest Council Chamber Hill, or ".
Macmurdo, at R., FGP r. r Depot, Richmond.
CHARLES K ALLEN,
au1-1m Prices, HenIiso c..
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MORE PRECIOUS THAN CONN.,
NJ LEoNARD'S COUGH sYRUPNc0,..au IL

m % oco .n1ss rs. AITEND TO THIs-GpsssIai
out supply, and take with you IN, I'm, n0t sia.
most csrtsia cure ever offered to tho,. .,a
fering from Coughs, Colds, CoEsamoto,rp 7.'on' 30.
Priee-25c per bottle; bottles, one don ss =,
Leonards Dollar Cordial aohl As
To be had Of L. 3. THOMAS, Broad ..,..,
Hill, and OF all Druggists ard dealers saeeiss
Richmond and State OF Virsinis W,ItsiY a
Messrs. PURCELL, LAoD Co, % Main s s..le d
Richmond. Va. '0Aa Elssa
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VIRGINIA WORM KILLER ~
children are weak and puoy and a.. !oAt
from the effects of worms, BY ali ma. .aasHIf
COTS VIRGINIA WORM KILLER" use use =.
pared especially for children, being Nv sst .ns "
1t, mothers. II
- Prepared only by Ell p1ror
au " nj
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cAn ENAMELLED CRATES AND
NV TENDERS FOR SALE AT REDUCED


PRICES The subscriber has for sale the Isrl'a
stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever before On -
ed for sale 10 this city of bis own utscture te
Crates embrace all OF the various kinds and psIeitt
suca a. square topped Gothic, Lipnc, Circle ss'
with beautiful rounding Tenders. summer Pl5o ;.
As to match Orders for Crates Ferder' kc iiom
town and country punctualiy attended to cad care
fully packed. Merchants purchasing to sell ssNs
will be supplied at the lowest Northern pnees sta
the usual discounts off for cash by wholesale Apg
at my Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main, between 90
and 9Th streets, Richmond. Va. ,,,oor
have for sale large supply OF all kincs Of D,N
&c. of INV own make. aue-Sm D. D.
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IAOKSON'S EXCELSIOR BTTTEFS,

RICHMOND, Aug. II, 49,,
Mr. B, II. JACKsor-Desr Sir: Through the INA
mentsHH3S n fEispd of mine was inoucs d by hin,
TO try aatlns Of your Bitters Thinking if il dana
me no s0oA Is would do me no harm, accordrsIr
tried the ssSee OF & morning likewise my wife mi
thank God, she found from that time relief mi
mast, in justice to myself and wife, very hishvn.
commend the above Bitters az being the b..I v.
ever tried; and feeling it my duty to thsnk y,
those suffering from the frat stage of Dysp4paa %
try them. They will exclsim like ua-HB Better sa
not be found"
Yours, respectfully,
W.. BARTHoLoMw
they may be found at Z. J. Picot's, A Bodetsrt
8. Al. Zachrisson'n, Ghss. Miilspsush's Bennett
Beers, and Alex. Duvaps, Druggists, Richmond ',
Al orders promptly attended TO. sul4
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I AIDES AND GlNTLEMEN-I have

/ AIDES AND GENTLEMEN na'.
IL just reesived splendid sssortment o. Oh 80
of Watches and fancy JewelIy, OF the is'sH 10
and at such prices that will induce you 70 ~!
those who want handsome jswelry. &c estt, ss
BARTHOLOMEW
aus Corner llth and hsin" ~
All Kinds of Watches, Clocks, Jewery' s1s,s
paired on The shortest notice and equal TO snf
Ia the CITY, All I ask il trial
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nTSSOLUTION OF CO-PARfNEk'
IL sHIP-The eo-par.nershP heTetee3res s s1l,I
Ing under the style and hap o. ,Dt.si Consent. Ali
usr,ous having claims against the concern VIII plsass
crescent them; and those indebted are requested W
MAKE 'hheue fNS W. w. BAILEY,
,.,,..1as, o. A. FRANCIS.
c=L THE UNDERSIGNED having
GO disposed Of his interest In the CoACH
MAKING BUSINESS, formerly conducted on iotn
.tre At betwe en- ain and Grace streets to bis late
partner, takes great pleasure ia reconm endlns MIN
to his friends, aud begs to assure them tnss an
york given HIM will be done In faithful ana WofA'
manke manner ~, ,,rrv
jy H-Sm. w. w. aIhrIt
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VALLEYS MAGICAL PAM ~

VALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN ~
~ TRACTOR will subdue pain and Ins.r,0
nom the severest burns or scsds IN from ra,e
twenty Minutes and will heal the gonnS, ,;, ns
Ecsr; 1t eifectually cures Fever Sore. pTs, -!
kheum, IuismmatorY Rheumatism, Cuts Vs.
Bruises, scsid Head, Corns and Bunioar, Eyv,,.,Sa
Spraina dwellings, Felons, ChiIhlaius, Bits,st !.
scots. sweiJed and Broken BIeast, sore Ms :"
Erupticns and al other inaammatory and .ut,psoDs
diseases, where the parts affected can be reschsS
This srticle is Cow put up in blue wrappers. nit,
ksr, and O. y. Clicknsy Co. Proprietor. 10 ,, 40
against tbs numerous couuterfeits in nearly s9.,
store. ''0'
BENNETT BEERS, Druggists, sre thu o,,,
authorized agents for the sala OF the ,suuius r.,
style, End they furnish the trade at propreto,, nj
40. Retsi price only 25s- box. NH 1s-dkwsm
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GREAT NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN ROUTE
FOR TRAVEL.
- ~

y ~.
THHCE DAILY SUNDAY MONT EXCEPrED,)
2AGWHEN RICHMOND, BALTIMORE, PHIL
ADELsRHIA AND NEW YOsK, VIA. ACQUIA
CREEK AND WASHINGTON.
OVER THE RICHMOND, FREDER-
" ICKsB URIC AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
to the Potomac River. seventy five miles, and by
splendid and comfortable steamers thence to WASH
ington fifty five miles. in all $50 miles in seven
hours, being com Portable and perfectly safe rate of
speed.
Hours of departure St A. M. and u P. M. and bag
gage under charge of special agen checked through
TO Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
YORK.
- FARE.
40 Wssnln gton's.''..'.. S5oO
Baltimore. 6,Oh
olpnla. oUO
The track of the Railroad between Richmond and
the PStomsc River, iis undergoing relay, and
half of it being already completed with edge rel
OF superior quality, and more than million of
passengers have been heretofore safely and sstsfse
toriy transported over this route, it is hoped and
believed that will be induced, by the misrep.
resentation embraced in the advertisement the
signature Of III. D. WhitcoInb sup't" to select the
longer and more crcuitou route referred to there
In. The r. p. r. r. has been in operation for
twenty two years and In all that time passenger
has either bean killed crippled by accidents from
snake eads or otherwise, which il without parallel
in the history Of railroads in this country.
8. RUTH,
Sup't of Transportation.
Office Richul'd, Fredg l. Pc r R. Co.,
Richmond, August 10, 1885. au10
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M ISIS BETTY C.. BOCKIUS will open
ASA School On the LIST Of October next, in room
ON 9th street between Grace and franklin.
TERMS OF TUITION.
For the primary Classes per session. $50
more advanced Glasses .............. 40
French ard Drawing at the usual prices.
Applications for admission may be made to Mrs
B. H. SMITH, on Mayo street.
REFERENCES Mrs Drew and Rev. George Wood
bridge, Richmond; VIM. PluEmer, Esq Rev. Leon
idss L. Smith, North Carolina an 7-dtlstOct*
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ENGLISH SCHOOL.-On Monday, the
II Sd of September, the subscriber will open
SCHOOL. on Union Hill. in the old Methodist
metic English Grammar, Geography, Chemistry,
&C. $50 per scholar will be charged for beginners,
S2 payable quarterly in advance. He knows practi,
cay the duties OF teacher and that attention will
os paid TO the children committed to his care:
an 2I-lm* jos. II. hO0ERS.
Smyrna times., 1855-07-25
SMTN5yAS DIkLLe,
WEDNESDAY, JULY rs, 1856.

Two-FoLp MuRDER.--We learn that fra
cas took place between two desperate negroes
in or near Mlllington, Md, one day last week.
which resulted in the death of both. 1t seems
that one of them proceeded to the house of the
other with gun and dirk, for the purpose, 1t Ia
supposed, OF taking his life, and, while forcing
the door open, the man inside struck him over
the head with an axe, which split his skull open
70 the brain, and also another blow which took
effect in the shoulder. The assallant, notwIh-
standing he had been 20 severely injured, rush
ed at his antagonist and stabbed him through
the heart, killing him almost instantly. The
assailant also died within few hours. We
understand that the affair originated from jeal-
ousy, and that they were both very intoxicated
Ut the time.