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MADE TO ORDER CHEAPER

OLOTnING MADE TO ORDER CHEAPER
~ THAN EVER.-in order to run off the remain-
der OF our large stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres, and
Vestings will al this season take measure ana
make 90 order Cent mems Garments OF rsi quality
twenty per cent. cheaper than our usually low pri
ces. WALL Il STEPHENS,
322 Pa. av., next 10 Iron Hal.
ian IL (Senunel d News)
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South b St, for
the cure Of vene
real diseases in all
its fouus. Ii is
depiorabie 10 wiz
ness some ot the
cases that are pre-
sented TO Drs. B.
b e.. wllPre the
disease i'a~ been
dIIv n into the
system hy qilack :
with Mercury, IL
break oui again IN
the form NJ spot ,
and ulcers on. the
body or IN the
throat and nose.
Wg'peIfOrm extra-
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work; Mrs. Thsmas Jewell, starch and
jar preserves; Mrs. Marian Edmonston.
embroidered sewing cap; Mrs. A. ".
Shaw, worsted work ottoman; Mrs. A.
u. Pickrell, embroidered pin cushion;
Joseph Libby, plews; Miss L. Bolzer,
embroidered pin cushion and purse: Mr..
Z. A. Eliason, specimens of leather: Mrs.
l.. Smith, toilet cover; Miss. j. Wander.
werken worked slippers.
ALEXANDRIA. as-... s..-- = E.
The following list speaks we'll for
Alexandria, and shows that she has at
last walked up, being determined to keep
pace with the spirit of the age:
Mr.. Charles Koones deposits splendid
sideboard and clothes press, which elicits
the admiration of every beholder; How.
ard b. Bond, steam engine; Smith Ben
nett and Robert A. Garden, frames of
beautiful daguerreotypes; Messrs. Roper
& Ball, locks; Miss Il. w. Binchell.
worked collar; Mrs. E. Bontz. embroid-
cred cap; Miss A. Hill, child's dress:
Miss a. +. Sommers. embroidered dress;
Miss A. V. Sommers, quilt; Miss Long,
landscapes; Charles Hallowell, aged 10
years, one drawing: Mrs. G. 9. Berry,
quilt; Miss Fanny Koones, embroidered
cap and two collars; Mrs Rachel Hewes
knit quilt, pair of stockings and satchel:
Deborah d. Stabler, rug; Miss L. House.
embroidered cape; Miss Alena Smith,
tapestry work; Mrs. S. s. Wattles, pre-.
sented by Mr.. T. w. Smith, embroider-
ed cale: MIR. George I'll. Bailey, four
drawings; Mrs. Susan Smyth, for Miss
Smyth, one knit quilt; Messrs. Shepherd
u Robinson, 3 stoves; Miss l.. Hart, one
tidy; Miss Alice Lugenheel, four pieces
fine needle work; Messrs. j. & j. Carr,
patent oil caps; Mrs. II. f. Pearce, em.
broidered pin cushion; Misses NJ. A.
Roche and E. Smith, each lace veil; j.
W. Atkinson, horse shoes and plough;
Mrs. Mary Atkinson, three jars preserves
and fancy basket; Miss NJ Morrill,, what
not; Master Edward Bailey, bust.
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CHEAPEsT BOOK EVER
PUBLI5HEn, and containing
nearly d ubis the quantity OF
r,a ling mStter in thar Of the
FIFTY CENTS OR DOLLAR
PUBLICATIONS.
IL treats on ths PuYSIOLO-
GY OF MARRIAGE, and the
secret isfirmities and sisorder
Of youth And rsaturity, re-
sulting from ezcesses, which
destroy the ph ysicAl and men
tal nnKars. with nhser,xationa
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BEAUTIFUL INCIDENTAL correspond
ent OF the Preston England) Chronicle
gives the following anecdote:
a good while ago boy named Charlie
had large dog which was very fond Of
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DENTISTRY,

ng. MUNSod respectfully csi public attention
~ tc his new, patent, and GREATLY @~--2zp,
IAtR0YBD method Of setting Artiacizi exs<ssSSs3
Issih, wicb Continuous Guni-ths verY ~I1IY
fxAfSDriOS OF rHE ART. This styis
OF festd has rhe follow sdysntsse5 Ovsr sI others
w: GRsit STRENGTH, ChEANLISESS, COM
IoAT, All BEAUTY. sisiag viii, Nature Ia these
tesp.cts, sud som- o -h-rS sxc.Ilizg Public inspsc
sson Is res;eccaily 5)ii.itst. Pleas eGu and see
nNaOtioH No ota.r Dentist in the District Of
~ nSiA a. rislt 70 make tG;s styi. of Tech.
D. -r,eth cJnssItutI3n.Iy h-sithy, v,uvgsd
and vSSrSa:.i for l;fs
on:s sal aqua =. No 2g9 Y stree. near N. cor.
=. n. TiT>si4 sVsn1e AMI Ian s,r,et
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SwaNfS-AcLsfaANY NJ BANK AND sgLDga
rates. f-'"NSec ~ 'hs nBHe''
So ocrrrn, h, Money, Lsnd w.Srsrts ami viryin,s
DiAls on al the PRINCIPAL cities sold 70 suit Dur
Persons a. distsEc senii:zms Tran. Au.0b.,v
nooes OF Land warrants, may rely upon rscsiyius
toe best rates, snf remittanees te.d, h. n ao
any city in the Union ~
HAMILTON @. FAINT, Banker.
No &32 Penna ayeuue.
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IVY WALTZ.

HOMPOSEO and dedicated to Miss NJ. j. Table,
~ by Piof. A. +. Little, just published and for sale
a hlLBUS 3 HITZ'S Music Depot.
Price l2H cents. teb6
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OFFICIAL
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Jan. 2. 1855.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jan. 3, 1855.
Notice Is hereby given to the holders of the 70,
lowing described stocks Of the United States. that
ts department s prepared to purchase, at any time
between the date hereof and the lst March ne,t
portions OF those stocks, amounting in the aesre
gate to 81 900, in the manner and on the terms
hereinafter mentioned, to wit: ....t b..
In case Of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preference will be sven in the order
of time in which said stocks MY be offered. The
certificate, duly assigned 20 .i,e United States NV
the parties who are to receive rhe amount thereof
must be transmitted to tiis department; upon the
receipt whereof; price win be paid compounded of
tie following particulars: 49,.
/. The par value or amount specified in each
certificate.
y A premium on the stock OF the loan authorize ed
by the act of July, 1886, redeemabe November l2,
1856 of211 per cent; on the stock of the loan au
tiorzed by the act IF 1912, redeemable 3ist Decem
Der, 1862, of 10 per cent; the stock OF the loans
authorized by the acts of ls47 and ls4s and redeem
able, the former on the 3ist December, 1867, and
the latter on 3Oth June, 1885, OF l6 per cent; and
Ga the stock Of the loan authorized by the act OF
1850, and rcdeemabie on the 3lst December, 1854
Commonly cabed thc Texan indemnity six per
cent
g. Interest on the par OF each certificate from The
LIST of January 1885, to the date Of receipt and set
t'eIDent at the Treasury, with the allowance (ior
the money to reach the owner Of one days interest
IN :dditiOn. ~ r-.. ....
Payment ior sad stocks viii be made la drafts Of
the Treasurer of the United Ssies the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia, as
the parties may direct.
But no certificate will be entitled 10 the benefit of
this notice which shall rot be actually received at
the Treasury Or before the said LIST day OF March
next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
| Jan 4-diMarl Secretary of Treasury
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Private Medical Creates
on TIE
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE,

n.B.LA CRoIx, M. D..
ALRANR, " Y.
$50 Pages and $50 Fipe Plain snd Colorei Litho
graphs end Plates.
S5- Price only IS Cents. ia
A1Sent tres Of postage to all paris q the Uniou6a
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In yesterdays Star, we gave, as far as
practicable, the list Of deposits at the
Institute, from citizens of Washington.
To-day, We add the Georgetown and
Alexandria lists.
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR
New York, Texas, Caiiiaruia,
New Jersey, LSri-ians Missouri,
Psnnsylvanis, Alabama, Kentucky,
Maryland Georgia. MiCi.i.sn,
Maine, Wisc0usin, ohio, sud
kinnescts Florida, other States.
GE0RGE G. THOMAS,
ATTORNEY FOX CLAIMS, AND
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Wsshsngfon Ptac>, near Odd -Eei{o,ss' Hall,
SEVENTH STREET. wlsGIaorox. p'U
uas I2-fv
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HooD NEWS FROM HoME-JusT RE
the Music Depot OF p'p"'' sung ~
co HILBUS & HITZ,
ian l3u 1' aiiu Aia 'e'e"
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MEDICAL OFFICE.

E'STABLISHED in 1851, by Drs. BROTHERS
Ia GRAY, l79
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81 e A r THE ESS!
RIGHTEOUS VERDICT!

RHEUMATISM, COUGH, PAIN IN SIDE, sc.
WONDERFUL cure after six years suffering of
w one Of the most highly respectable citizens of
Maryland.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-17

The MAINE LAw.-The New York Jonrnsl of
Commerce Is OF opinion that tbs prohibitory prin-
eiple OF the Maine law is dead because ofthe doom
10 Maine, Ito birth place. The REACTION there Ia
eonsidersd as premoni,ory of what Is everywhere
70 Io'low Nevertheless, urges the Journal, let as
inc Old way aud not permit iotempera ncs 10 riot
10 lne reaction brought about, in measure, BY the
incorporate action of few professea but fansical
temperance men,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-17

RAILWAYS AND RUNAWAY Some Of The EN-.
poyeos on the New Albany and Salem Railroad
Indiana, have got themselves into trouble In the
matter of permitting fugitive slaves to use the rail-
road Gers az means of escape IL IL charged th al
fugitive 10 daily taken over the road. One OF
the conductors has been arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-17

Hoo PACKING AT THE Wharf.-The indianapolis
Republican Of the l0,h inst says, Large caeuis-
tlons are beiog made TO pack hogs there next win
ter The prospect 10 that there will bs very large
seasons work done. Contracts for hogs have been
closed by interested parties, and large droyes OF
stock hogs pass through town daily"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-17

The BosToN BABY SHows.-The Boston bsbv
SHOWS white and coored, opened Ia Boston on
one hundred and fifty children, u large number OF
ahom are twins and tripets. and varying Ia age
from six months to twelve years. 10 the latter
mere are one hundred and thirteen, from month
old upwards.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-17

NOVEL EXPERIMENT IN kocoMorIves.-Ine
great desideratu .a-days 10 the matter OIL 10.
comotves 10 TO q ad the best and cheapest manner
OF obtaining the motive power. At the Boston
Locomotive Establishment. Harrison avenue.
twenty-.wo ton passenger locomotive 10 building
as an experiment. 10 the generation OF steam 10
the engine the plan OF Mr. Latte, 10 his steam fre
engine Is adopted that is coils of pipes are placed
one upon the top of the other which contain the
water, and upon which pipes the fire 10 directly
brought II Il Intended to burn coal. and 1t 10
thought steam can be made 10 ten or twelve mins
utes while 10 other locomotives II requires much
lolgsr period of time Another novelty Is that
tbs en- iaeer 10 placed ahead Of the smoke ppe,a
thus be will have uninterrupted view OF the road
before him. The fireman 10 to be placed behind
the boiler 1t 10 also stated that whether the Idea
OF burning coal Ia this engine succeeds or not,
wood can be used at one-half the running expense
of other locomotives. The engine will be ready
Ia month or two, when experiments to test the
value of the Improvement will be made.
Boston Traveller
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-17

CHKAP.-Potatoe are selling 40 farther North
thau Saratoga, at twenty five cents a bushell A
farmer who disposed of quantity there yesterday
AZ me above price declared himself quite fortu-
would ne selling at one shilling bushel = Troy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-17

DauGs-The Secretary of the Treasury has In
structed the Collector at New York that articles
used only In part drugs need not, hereafter be all
sa.' 10 he Arnrsiser's store for examination -
As 10 the OF other goods. package is to be
sent there out of each invoice, out of every
ten packages. The rest may be retained by the
importer until such time as those sent for exam.
ina,ion shall have been passed by the drug exami.
ner and appraisers. The expenses of sending are
to be borne as 10 the case OF other goods, by the
United States
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s, DossLE TRACKS NOT GUARANTEE AGAINST Ac.
49, GIne English papers contain an account Of
cais,on. elest railroad accidents, two of them by
. I comments upon the Burnston 1890. 'se
sn.oscs with double t~aeks fact vhich .So'D 90
ensn'csi coptravAace can be a sata .s., .na'
WI RteSsncs And caution, and NO rss,i.s, tule
svss wen devised, can always susrd ass;ns. nov
ANOTHER BANKRUPT INsuRAsce c
y, m' 1sines, Esq appointed by the comnr,o,i. g
New YORK 20 Investigate the affars Of an N.' o.,
exchange Insurance Company Of that at "saonai
RoHea tnst the assets OF the institution ara
cent TO Justify ito continuance in businss. a.
the following exhibit of its OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an;
al; vloo oo0 assets. probably GOOD a9a 00o hd
ssi 100 liabilities. eiss. coo. 'sa'
SUGAR AND TEA-The excite naent ia the I.or aon
49, msfhet continues great "a IL does In 10
oths. - msrhet The Africa brinss sdvise. a. j,
snssio savslee OF q. per cwt With Isrss ssl.. =,
sss sian sna othsrwise. The sdviees from Csn,a
mon ~ senetaiiy favorable TO tbs tea msIIst Con-
Asoe sehs In London ct 81
rfank. negro 10 ysArs of ass. ,ha .. i.
,he 24sa ~ alexandria, La Oh
~ = a., - ass fFtz5 s. efg.
mos !. scocum has been ela.,s. /
LsavsawoFth city. Kansas. s'ee'ed Mayor of
a., ~ oess family aouE is RETAILING \. rro.
1.ms. ksnsL. E.a, the y. il A,o. b
Tsss, .i.Ss sossoa, died q oosS Sns.oss o. ~.
s- ss ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-17

To MAKE WHITE CURRANT WINE.-One quart
Of curraut juice, two quarts Of water three pounds
OF white sugar; mix well together, let 1t stand
twenty .Our hours then skim It well, then put il
into demijohns and let II remain six weeks corked
loosely then bottle L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-17

APPoINTMRET.-Hon George S Boutwell,. ex-
Governor of Massachusetts, has been appointed
State Librarian and Secretary Of the Board of Ed
ucati0n, In place of Rev Barnes Sears. d D The
newly elected President of Brown UniyereItv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-17

POET CANDIDATE.-ft 10 rumored that the N
York fusioniss will nominate William Cullen Rrv-
ant, ot the Evening Post, for Secretery of State
for him. eAs'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-17

PRoFKssoRsHIP ACCEPTED The Professorship
of ancient Languages, rendered to Rev. R A. Fink
pas,or OF the Lutheran church of Msr,iusbury. Va
OeD,ed = ~ az
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TO PREVENT YELLOW FEVER.
~: - GU FEVER, AND FEVER AID

ITO PREVENT YELLOW FEVER.
B III OUS FEVER, AND FEVER All
AdUE-Use DR.. ]. 8. ROSES Sarsaparilla Com
says u = A""uoiPna
rms preparation is made from the purest and frssb
honduras ssrssparla Root ana conbusd with
,,on whi'h tend to regulate ,he cons
$500. a. any Tune, or at sny age. 1t acts M on ths
sa scn, LIVER and Bowels carrying off ali morbid
sscIetions end bile thus ing stfensth hlnona S
vieot IL particularly useful after ali t;na III sa
yer, 10 put the body again in perfect haa,th 49, IL
often prevent levers, il used in fever count,;s W"
nave never known q case of Yellow Fsu.r o.,
ions Fever or Fever and Ague to occur 10 a nsr o.,
when using this Sarsapsrilia Compound Ran
and all ages should take 1t freely. 1t strenetha
aud invigorstes the constitution. arouses the ara
ges and phi ysicai powers increases the appetite
ssesthe skin ns.ura hsalthful softness ard colo,
ana any latent dissase should happen to be in the
'em. VIII very soon be thrown the surface In
ns IoIm o. Pimp es or eruptons, and then 500 dir
appe.ai. This sarsaparls, combined with nv Oy..
piIp.ic Compon nd. half aud half and half A zin.
kams' .a1en three times day before each n al
oeneVs anis mixture will cure snv old or an nn,c
use OF aseesed Liver have used IL Tim. in msnc
cares, always successfully ~ " 1 "'s"Y
quart bottles 81; small bottles so osots
y sold BY Purcell, Ladd K Co.; gTnhhs a.. ~
80 S,recker; Peterson Jackson; Ram n i
nsshG Alex Duysi; DuvAl 4 Norton: j gIsi,' ~
"a ~ iesona; A. bodeker, and W. r. Ladd Richmon5
al druggists 10 Norfolk Portsmouth. pete ,.hu,s
ia lS-Stsw to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-17

a FOG GUNS AT San TsAseIsco-A twepty.sou,
IA t gun mas been placed on Pont Bonita north
C.nt ~. me entrance Of the Bay Of Ssu Frsncisso
ths bn, aud wall be fred at half hour intervsis-ss
tin. nou.s and half hours Of San Franc SEQ near
"'~autine fossJ weather, night or day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-17

.;SsicUhTuRAL FAIR,-fhe Valley Agricultural
vo'isty Wili hold its annual fair near Chsrss.own
s ~: On Inc go and 2ith of Ostobsr Johoson
snnusl address " oeAVei tne
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&c Aim
1855 FALL SUPPLIES ~ 1855
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.
GEORGE J. SUMNER,
NO. 20 PEARL (OR 14THl STREET,

RICHMOND, "a.
10 prepared the present to offer to Merchants
visiting this market very large and desirable stock
Of CHINA. GLASS AND QITEENSWARE, LOOK.
ING GLASSES, FANCY GOODS, &c. which will
BIS found upon examination, to be equal In extent
aud variety to any stock In this country and will be
sold for cash. the usual time to punctual CHS
toners, good terms as any regular re.packing
Rouse at the North cen Offer He particul srly asks
the attention of those who have be accustomed to
buy in the Northern cities without afordiug the
merchants of Richmond ang opportunity TO shew
them goods aud prices, with the assurance that
they will save their expenses. The most skiiful and
reliable packers employed and every attention given
to the prompt shipment and forwarding of Goods
r. STONEWARE of the best quality at Factory
pnces, 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-17

WoRTHy JusTicE.-Iti 10 stated, in one Of tha
iof1 Papers, that the Grand Jury have ipdictsS
Ransh Justice Of the city for into xsation upon thu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-17

ITO THE PUBLIC.-The subscribers
Il have endeavored to carry On the st. Charles at
selves ?as season Ia approaching when fires mu.t
be furnished, which all know Ia heavy tax in this
sons are extraordinarily high. From hese considers.
tlons, we appeal to generous public to sus sin us In
our rates. which we are compelled TO advance to 50
per day, from the let day OF September
re THO8. NJ FARROW l. co.
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TACKSON'S EXCELSIOR BTTTERS.
NAUTICAL PAIN EX

II TRACTOR will subdue pain and inflammation
from the seversst barns or scalds, la from one f.
twenty minutes. and will heal thu wounds without
.esf. it 'efeotaally cures Royer Sores, Piles, Ssa
Rheuni, Inhammetory Rheumatism, Cuts Wound,,
Bruises, scsid Head. Corns and BunloHs, Erysipeas
8praius. Sweliings, Felons, Chiblains Bite OF In
scots, Swelled and Broken Breast, Sore Nipples,
Eruptions, and ell other nHammatory and cutaneoui
dissases, where the parts affected can be reached
This srtiee 10 now put up iii blue wrappers wit
new steel plate label, and signed by II DALEY, Ma
<er, and @. y CIick1leY Go Propretors, to guare
against The numerous eounterfeits in nearly eyeyy
store.
BENNETT l. BEERS, Druggists, are the onl,
authorized agents for the sale Of the genuine new
syle and tbsy furnish the trade at proprietors pr
Estai price only Csc box. NH 26-dA WIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-17

GENTLEMEpS FURNISHING aOODs
which he offers for sale at the very lowest Nsv y,
cash prices. wv
BEING connected with large msnnfsclurlu,I,
ness in New York. and having acquired tn
knowledge of the Clothing Trade Ia Lyn.str
gesrs, he 10 prepared to offer induesmep, 49,
met with. Therefore, come ore, come Nj I,S,
purchasing elsewhere, and Judge for soursv.,
My motto 10. "quick sales and small prcft,S
. SAMUEL GUG6ENbEINFR
Under the st. Charles Hotel, Richmond I.
an 11-Sm ="
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THE FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION O

-M ISH n. =. G On e. SELECT
V1 SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES. will re-
open en- MONDAY, the Gath inst
limited number Of pupils only, will be received,
and those pursuing the CHER branches will be per.
mittsd to be present at the experiments and iustra.
tons before the classes studying similar branches In
her brothers school. -f..@ SO
Her rooms viii be fitted up with the most approx.
ed modern furniture. decks Ac. aud tue School will
have the free OF globes maps charts &e. OF her
brot hers school, under her instruction.
Especial Will be taken IN selecting instruc
tor Ia the Modern Languages.
u Rooms directly over those Of her brothers..
re lit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-17
[lEkTAIN CURE FOR ron;

I EkTAlN CURE FOR COIaIs
RICHMOND, Nov. a la5a.-I h.,. \. 81
az the cough remedies Of the day, sra s,'s s,a1
o ssSa L s :f,sf sa e !. s s.. MA
ton Of the kind now In ase, Ana 4. . sasa ns rs,e
s,mosf Indispensable. n n gsssg,
MES. DAVIS Couch REaEDY.-W. aAAsh'
she virtues OF this medicine from n. ~. Pssi
witnessed its operation in bad cou.h 'i l. sssv
Al |oa .si ips sS k and aIsdsa Ra
Alex Duvsl, Paterson L Jackson, Cb,s NM s.sl
.. Pieot. A. Bodeksr and Chsrls, /, w ..Ia''hR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-17

ENGLISH SCHOOL. On Monday, the
~ Sd Of September, the subscriber will open
SCHOOL. on Union Hill. Ia the old Methodist
Chapel for ten months; for Reading. Writing Arith
meuc, English GRAMMAR, Geography, Chemistry.
Sa 80 per scholar will be charged for besinnsis.
Si2 payable quarterly in advance. He Knows prscti
caly the duties OF teacher, and that attention will
bs psid 70 the children committed to his care.
an 2l-Im* JOS. Fl. ROGERS.
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RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE

pICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ ON CLAY. TENTH AND MARSHALL SITS,
RICHkiOND. VA.-The next session will colamencs
day in June. Pupils may Ia admitted at any time.
but it is highly desirable for tLe to be present tha
first day OF the session.
The cost of grounds. buildings and outfit has been
about seventy thousand dolis1s, ard no additional
pains expense will be spared to satisfy every
reasonable desire. The course of instruction 10 az
tensive and liberal. Able and experienced teachers
apparatus, school desks, c.. have been provided.
Rev. B. MANLY, JR -Presidsnt.
Mr.. r. p. LATHAM, Matb. and Physical Sciences
Rev H. II. TUCKER, Ancient and Eng Literature.
DE-. r. A. LEWIS, Botany, &c.
Mrs. EMMA HOLcOMBE, English Branches.
Miss ELIZABETH V. NELSON, English Branches.
Miss NINA CHOLLET. French and German.
M. JOS MICHARD, Spanish and italian.
Miss JANE 8. STANARD, Preparatory Depart
mont.
Mrs. GEoRaIANA MONROE, Preparatory De.
Ma. MARY c. LA7HRoP, Preparatory Depart.
Mr.. JOHN DUNDERDALE. Piano and Organ.
Miss EMILY DUNDERDALE, Piano and Guitar.
Miss SARAH SULLY, Harp.
Mrs EMILY GRUBB. Drawing. Painting. SC.
Mr.. EUGENE CREHEN, do
Mr.. and Mira r. sUBLETT, Stewards Department.
TERMS PER sEssIoN.
Board and Waning 800
Tuition in Preparatory Department. 50
CousSlate ....'s-...... o..
Ancient and Modern languages. each.......... %
Muse On Piano Forte Guitar, Organ .......40 to 80
Drawing, Painting, 20 to ~
n Pamphlets containing further information may
be obtained OF the President.
an6-dSm REV. B. MANLY, JR.