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CLOTHING ar WHOLESALE-

II az V1IO1ALIN a LC.-Ibe
subscribers have established in this citv +,
WHOLESALE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE and
are now In receipt Of their stock to which thew re-.
spectfuiy invite the attention OF the merchant, Of
virginia, North Caroline and Tennessee.
Our Goods were mostly manufactured by our.
,eives. and to order, under many adyaptsges) and
Ieei assured that we can, and io offer a. many
measurements 70 buyers 40 any house in this country
A.. WORD. WEISIGER L co,
.n1 No g. LOS Main -, tuP stairs.l Richmond, Va
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JOINED TO THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHuRcH-Tbs
Rev Geo Hobart Dospe, an EPISCOPAL clerovran
and son OF Blsh op Dosne Of New Jereey. has ioin'
ed the Roman Catholic Church, and bean
disolaced from the minisny therefor by bis own
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.s FOREST FIRE Toe Wilmington, N. C, Journal
OF Fddsy evening" learns that fhers a desrnc,iva
nIe raging In the woods Of Bruuss wick county In
mat = STATE. Il commenced on Sunday morning the
=, rom lightning and has spread over an area of
toINy.nve miles In its way 70 the sea shora
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TlDlNGS FROM CHESrr skshnos3

M.... rEkYisLD Co. V. eL0
messIs lore Co, Richmend: L., aos ~
mules was turned iooss in the a.. .sas ls %.
Of q. soGst b Sith oshs. mules ran
cutting himself on the Thigh y, pLass ot,hs.h
long, and from an inch and b,g 4s ~ about "a
the wound was Of such a charas,s, I've ;n,ss..'
woul never be OF any s.tv'es - 80 to sa,s,.
notice ofthe Turf Oil in the psn. ms ssaiu, g.
spp ss, ~ II a. once to the cat and i.
made. ~ners 10. =,
r s.-There are many cs,, IA. "a WlNsRIiS
this netshborbood, which h.v hJane' 70 c,.t. -,
Turf Oil, and if of any bsps6. so, cured sy ~,
yGu msny ceItficste, The W. ole n.,ss az '',a,
"m the quickest healing RENE , thsr osocisc;t,,
II. W,ns
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PAT EMIaRANr PARTY.-About three month.
Rn,S.ppsy ointty young Gaseous embarked st
Sr.wa, bound for this country, for fear of bens
TIE. l.nd me conscripon and sent to the Crimes
on he 4b in. 70 Mew Orleans four weeks ago, and
the earth. VI 'no h'ty Was consigned TO
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No. le7 Broad Ut. be ween 7th and
Sc 6-lm 9th, above the Marshall Theatre
MI ETROPOLITAN HALL,
XVI FRANKLIN STREET

RICHMOND. Va.
This large, pleasant, and elgibly situated HALL
capable Of seating from 1900 to COCO persona with
raised seats and other improvements is now offered
for rent BY the night, week, for a longer period
on reasonable terms
~ Tho Hall is handsomely lighted with Gas
e. Persons visiting the city for the purpose of
delivering LECTURES, giving CONCERTS OF
with Exhibitions Of any kipl, not immoral in their
tendency, will find 1t to their interest to call on
JOHN r. COOK, Agent
TArfa fovR oh
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| HEREBY give public notice that make
Il HENRY sCRUG9S my Agent for the mansge
mept of Mercantile Business, in the way of trading
In goods wares and merchandise in the town of Ca
ira, and in the county of Cumberland, or elsewhere
II he may deem necessaIy the articles to b. bought
in market transported and sold at bis discretion
and his will Also to trade in any kiud of live stock
produce Of any kind or personal estate OF any kind
in any place that he may deem proper; any other
kind OF business W hstsoever made end specified in
the name OF HENRY SCRUGGs, AGENT.
se l5-lm* TEOS Fl. SCRUGGS
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W6ACCO AGENCY.-G RE ENE
ana ia Front at, New York, sell Tobscco on conn
.son Mrect nom and per account of the Virsinis
Ahaa1naIactqIers, and to whom we refer.
Mesafs Edmond, Davenport L Co. Riebmond will
our house. S' Guy Dusihem Iot
wa mssVns established bransh Of our house In Nex
personal attention to the recsivns trsnsbppin" Ana
seeunns the lowest rate of freight free OF eornmis
house. 10 irancLscc
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PRICES REDUCED.
RICHMOND EXCELSIOR WORKS.
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN Srs
ENHE subscriber takes pleasurei in announ
\ cling to the public that his planning and SAW
MILL Is now in complete order.
Having recently incurred an expense ofseveral hun
dred dollars In rehtting and perfeotng his Machinery
toI Flaming, Saving, and Tongueng and Growing al
kinds of Boards and Plank he il now enabled to ex
esute sup3ier work, at greatly reduced prices.
call from those In want respectfully solicited.
de- 9-ts WILLIAM FORBES
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RI 00nFEET DRESSED MAR
VsVOU ROW BPRUCE BOARDs Is n
NJ the ehespst and best artiets for car buileies
so.aan1es ceiling, ks. For sals ~
ssA 4. q. WHtTLOCK SON.
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ID Il. L. TIGHE'S CLASSICAL AND
IGs COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, ON FRANK
LIN, ABOVE 7TH STREET. RICHMOND, VA
This School will reopen on MONDAY, the 18th of
September, next, for the ten following months, On
Pupils are prepared either for College the
Cour ting Room.
The entering of some of the Pupils upon the du-
ties Of a commercial life. q few vacances-
Glass for beginners in English and Latin will be
formed There will also be received int the Classes
already formed one more Pupils.
Resdencs over the Srhooi an 25-fm
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TURNING AND CARVING IVORY

i MANUFACTOKY
The subscriber IL prepared 10 do every description
Of PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL TURNING AND
CARVING In Ivory. to any pattern desired, for
Br esstpins, Parssol1, Cane Heads, ka-
UMBRELLAS, PARA8OLS and CANES repair.
ed at short notice.
Billiard Balls 70 rned and colored
Specimens may be seen At his shop, on 18th street.
between Main and Bank streets, opposite 0oddin
Apperson's.
jy 14-dSm CHA8. A. MILLER.
NEW AND FASHIONABLE CLOTH
IN ING STORE.-The undersigned has opened
the beautiful aud spacious store, No. l67, Broad st.
aving made careful selection of Cloth
ing, and selected large assortment of fine Cloths,
Blask and Fancy Cashmeres, Vestings aud Gentle
mems Furnishing wear In the cities of N. York and
Philadelphis; snd being experienced Tailor, hay
ing served cutter in the large establishment OF
Kent, Payne Kent, and at A. Levy's for number
of years, he fee!s assured that he please every
one who will honor him with q call Ali he asks l.
to come and examine for yo urself.
A. LANG,
No. le7 Broad ct. be ween 7th and
Sc 6-lm 9Th, above the Marshall Theatre.
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COKE.-I am prepared to furnish CoKk
OF superior quality, and confidently recommen nd
1t as preferable fuel in most respects to either
wood or coal: 1t is peculiarly adapted to cooking
buildings while its ready ignition, clesniness and
durability, render it convenient and agreeable for
parlor and other CRATES ~
Orders left at the Coke ward aorner 10Th .t,ast
cash or ito equivalent
Sc Il-U JNO ]. WERTH Aaant
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CT. JOSEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY,
L RICHMnNn

~ 1. JUCEfHS FEMALE ACAUEM I,
~ RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
Conducted by the Sisters of Charity.
This Institution resumed stu dies on the 18th
Of August. Rearders for board. tuition. and of
bed and bedding, and for washing and mending, pay
PER $3.50, to be paid semienuusly in advance.
There 10 also a charge of SO for Dostor's fec.
Day scholars. according to the branches, they pay
from "a to 90 per quarter In advance.
For MuIc on the Piano or Guitar, Painting,
Frensh and Embroidery, there extra charge for
tuition and use of Instrument
Letters addressed to Sister MARY FELIX Nc
QUAD. st. Josephs Academy, will meet prompt
attention.
1t is of CREST importance that pupils should enter
at the commencement Of the session, soon af-
forwards a. possible. se S-Sw
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ea0 sihisis6 uo1oAsAS~ss Ae's Sss~ s~SseS~s
DTCHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
III on CLAY, TENTH AND MARSHALL BTs.,
RICHMOND, VA.-The next session will eommenee
the first Monday IN October and close the last fhurs
but It IL highly desirable for them to be prsseat the
first day OF the session.
Tho cost Of grounds, buildings and outfit has been
about seventy thousand dollars, and NO additional
pains nor expense will be spared to satisfy every
reasonable desire. xhe course Of Instruction 10 ex-
have been secnred and the most approved scientific
apparatus, school desks, G., have been provided.
Rev. B. MANLY, yR PRECEDENT.
Mr.. r. z. LATHAM, Math. and Physical Sciences.
Rev Fl. q. FUCKER, Ancient and Eng Literature.
R 1I EMMA MoscoasEE E En- sr.nsh.
Miss ELIZABETH " NELSON, English Branches.
Miss NINA CHOLLET. French and German.
M. JOS MICHARD, Spanish and Italian.
Mis- JANE 8. SrANARD, Preparatory Depart
Mrs. GEoReIANA MONROE, Preparatory De.
Miss MARY G. LAfHRoP, Preparatory Depart
MI. JOHN DuNDERDALE, Piano and Organ.
Miss EMILY DUNDERDALE, Piano and Guitar.
Miss SARAH BULLY, Harp.
Mrs. NJ E EMILY 9 81 ser Drawing Painting &s
Mr.. and Mrs r. sUBLETT, Stewards Department.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Board and WAshing..
Tuition in Preparatory Department...""...... 80
Ccieglate ...s......s.s oo
Ancient snd Modern Languages, each........... 20
Music Piano Forte, Guitar, Organ. to 80
Drawing. Painting, 20 to 40
be obtained Of the President.
au6-dSm Rev. B. MANLY, JR.
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no THE PUBLIC.-I have appointed

l. and constituted HENRY c. NIEDT, my sole
SCENT to carry the manufacture of Soap and Can.
dies at the place for such business lately occupied by
Edward Niedt, N I'M ford street. between Marshall
and Broad streets. My said AGENT s only authorised
to carry the said business for cash. purchases and
ssleS-apd on account to contract debts in my
CHAS. r. KOPIYZSCH,
se f8-2w* d
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yxTINSTON & POWERS, COEsEs.

WINSTON & POWEK s'sssoso, v-s.,
vits the attention Of county msIch.as;, esSofD
trade generally TO their large a:sor'ns ."
RES, WINES, LlQUohs, &c'
riety. ~ follows 81;
81 hhds N o ana Cabs Sugars n, .,uIstsd sd
lS7 bbls Crushed. Pulvsrized, o''
and G Coffee Sugars
ss7 bsgs Rio, Lssusyrs and java Csn' YER, ssss'
80 psgs Green and Black r sss, Holsns %
" RAM Sors shsriy .sd k,as. .sa %wsA,'a.
$50 bbis and pigs medium BIsna ..sss sss t''"
SO baskets and 40 csses Champ's -.
-o..,h.r w,sS large and vHisa .::Ot.a sIas
re-, Mscisrsi aud N Hsni s.sIos.
msny a,ticles too numerous TO mspI
xLso-Assnts fer Leather Bs'nSs
se l0-2m -----------f.. 10.
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RICHs
MOND.

OFFlCE removed 10 the store of Chris
tan Lathrop, No. SO Gsn st.-In consequences
tan was unanimously eleessd Cashier. The Office
nss been removed to the store OF Christian & La
tnrop, where deposites VIII bo resolved, on which
an interest Of per cent win b. raid on All sums r.
naming on deposite six moeshs or longer, and Eve
per cent for shorter PERIOD
Ins institution has been n sTistenes twenty.eirht
S mas loaned over eight millions of dollars; hss
no suspended debt; ha sneveF lost one dollar or fail
90 20 pay any certificate when DUE
yNO. THOMPSON, President
~. WIN II. CHRISTIAN, Cashier.
uIn 10 GEO. STEEL. Secretary
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sDrc1nns
GLORIOuS NFI1s-

s.I.sisiss coUaahho sY.5;, 4: rS ,s,ec:s d
invites the attention 81 cot INsTiEyr
.icui.r to this valassi, q sSsi,.ai.t'y
ar saas o. hehmona rp-sk II H. fao:ss.,s b
ncnmond .itsout a sutp, yr:u.s Tsap
H., ssss!sa msdieins ever cotppa,,L ,ss .ts !
1 Rs q those afilsted Win a sd
rIIss1s5. L r.a sac Cough s,,s.sA '
Lsonsrd's Dollar Co,Si. oostisa sns 4,
70 be had Off. .Fan. VIII 4,
hiii. and Of ell Drasrist. ~ b,oae ss.. =.
HHisnmond and State Of ~ aassi.n s...ss
- Eesns. PURCELL. LaDB l. Co ~ Wksae
kichnond, Va Vi Sfn sad R,,.sss.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT
~ No. 2O8 MAIN sf&LGcan ora
DOORS BEAU" w.
P WILBAC II h 4,
w 4 II u u y
DEALER IN .cro A.,

LIQUORS, WINES, CIGARS, TVoA.S % -
Begs leave to osll the attention OF ne Cosi.s
selected stock OF DOMESTIC LiSuoT,nnIR ,s AZ
French Cognac of various brands va g9,.a9,L cssi
Wines In casks and boxes; White French '''
nish Wines do. do. o..,n.dss
ALSO-London Stout Porter Chspp S.rrg
most reputsd brands; Sweet Wives Of sss3 40 M
ton; q largo stock of cheap German tasIl,r 81.
cIpe; also Havana Cigars, bss: qgsi,y NJ Tab,.ss
OFFS smolins Tobacco; do. Chewing r''''''
choice brands, &e., &c. ,,o.,s,Ah
fore supplying themselves elsewhere " r.,s
call, IS l can offer great indasemsh" - I-ir'
In my line.
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Mrs. A. 3. s. COLE will resume her
| M .ls..in sJNGiN9 and MOBILIZATION, the
| 6rst week in October Communications may be left
| n Tsvlor's Music store. - II-iZt"
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OLOTHING FOR THE WHOLEsALE

" TRADE-I have now on hsnd large noe, y
READY MADE CLOTHING. OF my ow1 nss... !.
ture which am willing to sell at prices tbh 49,.
to awe satisfaction Country merchaDH hs', ~
casien 20 60 North to make their pnrchssi ~ ~,
will find upon an exam iaation OF ny noeI "a III
can do as well, and perhaps better here y. 4
solicited; goods will be shown with plessuals, ~
you don't buy. Come and be convinced OF ..
that Ready Made Clothing can be so,as sD'7
A. LEVY. 50 asinE,,
Opposite St Chnle, By,
ala SIR Of he Re! CeII
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NOTICE I'm consequence of the death
denrous OF settling mp the affairs OF the firm Of
bonnayits & Co. az soon possible, and REQUEST.
that ali persons indebted will come forward and set
Tie their accounts, and those having claims will pre-
sent them to him for liquidation
DAVID N. JONES,
eu N~H1 Surviving Partn er of 8. 4 Co
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BACON & BASKERVILLE,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
RECEIVE COnsignments of Tobacco
~ Flour, Corn Wheat, &c, and give their per
sonai attention to sales OF same and keep constantly
on hand large and general assortment Of 6receries
seed rernvian susno ia. 10 T-d&wts
nRY GOODS FOR CASH.
~ TIAN & LATHROP, No. 80 Main Street. Rich.
mond, We've call the attention of planters and
purchasers generally, to system of telling goods
for CASH only which with US 10 no LONGER al expe.
riment, as our experience hM amply pro en- to our
customers. as well as on selves that goods can be
afforded cheaper for cssf, than credit, whether
long or short
We shall be prepared to offer greater inducements
than ever from increased facilities in purchase
and confidently invite examination OF our stock
comprsing all styles of heavy Woelen Goods for ser
wants; Blankets, Flannes. Satinets and Csssmeres;
Ladies' Dress Goods of The most fashionable STYLES
and newest designs 10 black and coiored Silks Meri.
nos, Mouselin and Chssb meres; housekeeping goods,
such as Irish Linens Linen and cotton shee,insf
Table Damasks, Towengs, Dimities and Curtain NJ q.
terials; Paris Embroid eries in Muslin and Lace
Nc urning Goods Of every description, Of the best
fabrics Imported. Also, splendid assortment OF
English and American Carpets of rich esty Brus
sells and Velvet, Three-ply Ingram and Hemp Car.
pets, Iugs Druggets, Mat and Oil Cloths All OF
which Ill be sold at such prices will make Il an
object to cssh purchasers.
CHRISTIAN LATHROP.
sci No. SO Main Sire ct.
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FRENCH BOARDING SCHOOL FOB

wanna f.ADIES .-Mn PELLET takes
ni...u,e in announcing to her friends and the pub
lie, that a FRENCH BOARDiNG SCHOOL will
O.tnher. under the direction of Monsieur and Ma
dame De.avigne and daughter, of Paris Every ar.
raneemeut has been made 30 render this school one
OF The first In the country in all the departments Of
a finished educ.tion. The French viii be the lam
guage of the family exclusively, and o. the pupils
are prepared, that of the School also M Deiayisne
the disting uished suthor Cssimer Delavigne. He
brines the highest end atoms for character
and qualifications.
Mrs Pellett will have charge of the English de-
p.rtmsnt of the School, assisted by eminent and ex.
perieucsd teachers.
FOR futther particulars address Monsieur della.
VIGNE or Mrs. PELLET, Broad street. Richmond,
Va au S0-1m
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CCHOOL BOOKS.-Tbe .nb,.:7@
of all the SCHOOL BOOKS n.sS ee'ed ssEs.e.,
and Schools. 'u ~ Cur Coi.,,
liberal discount made to Couptr, NJ,
Teashsrs. Scholars and thoss wi,bT. !, ieaaah VI
will please call ct No. 2OS Main st sung paea,s
sc 19-2w Cgss r,
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I EECHING AND CUPPNG ~,

- WOOLHOUSE Offers her serpos, :, ma
deal Faculty and the ladies' Of RicbmorSS '9e n
cinity, a. LEECHER AND CUPPERA ~. sld H.,
by assiduous attention, to merit their Ia a,
age. 'iA0 paEa
Mrs. w: may be found st all hour, a,v AL.
at her residence, over Meers. SubIstt / R,. at
Hardware store, 2lS Broad Of. D'O's.I
N B. The best imported LEECHEs sOr,,.
receiving and for sale. S'u'a1tl
All orders from the country promptly ,tt.,s., J.,
and carefully packed A'''Au's 70
ALsO-Ladies' BANDAGEs on hand End ~.
20 order. AM lSa
~ A light over the door from O'Clock al n,,.
ing. . .T U.'
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NOTICE.-COAL. COAL !-Ths N,
~ dersigned has opened bis ysrd, where 4, to !.
had the best "Graham's Deep shsftT Co.f !
BLACKSMITH purposes, (ths run of the PITT ",
Lump for domestic use. at the locest prices. "
ALsO-A lot of COKE.
WILLIAM GRAY
se i9-dln Near the ArnOv
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pEMOVAL.-The VIRGINIA FTRE
~ AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
have moved to their eligible Office in Rsi,. ,
new bu lding, on franklin street, opposite the "
chsnge HOTEL where they are prepared tn 49,
able terms. fHOS. NJ ALFRIENE Un
% 10 div aa.ra.,
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

l. open School for young Ladies', on Church
DAY, Oct. 1st, 1855. Instruction will be given in
all the branches usually taught in our most approved
Geminsries, either by Mr.. w. himself or conpetent
assistants For further particulars apply to the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Q. 2. BALDWIN, Eco Mr. JOHN
WILLIAMS. Mr. A. Y. sroKEs and Col E. For.
TAME au24- 9swtiO
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I'm GLISH AND CT ASSICAL
U sGHOOL.-The subscriber will resume the du-
scheohouse erected by him on the lot corner of
Clay and LIST Streets Richmond, Va.
TERMS:
For Session of 10 months payable semissnnually in
advance.
EnsIlsh, $50 90
Latin Greek and Mathematics. 40 90
an 24-lm GEO. A. WEED.
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+ AIDES AND GENTLEMAN u.
IL lust received splendid sssortmesa a .,.,. 81
of Watches and fancy Jewelry, oil sno 70 bsI
and at such prices that will induce e,lL
'no'' "n0 "'o' "A"'B ARTHoLo,s.E.m.sa
ans Corner llth ana H., -
All kinds Of Watches, Cloca. Jswp 10 .uJ ,sss
paired on the shortest notice, ana e0a''
In the citv All ask 10 trial
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TAXI HKIGHT d PUWELL, HOIJSE
~ PAINTERS AND GLACIERS thsnkfuI for
the patronage 90 literally bestowed them hersto
lore, beg leave TO solicit continuance of the ssms
assuring all who may favor them with work In thai
nne that none but tbs very best material will b.
Ised BY them. They occupy the same shop viii
thankful to receive orders "'i De
iunnueF. I0-d5,,r
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M RS. AND MISS GORDON will re,
Az open their SCHOOL MONDAY, October
LIST, at the residence of MIR. Thomas Brcckenbrough
on Clay street, between 4th and 5th
- TERMS FOR THE WHOLE SESSION.
Primary DEPARTING so
Languages. 81
4-lm
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GHAS. 81. LANGLEY, Tin ~ ga
and Gary, Richmond, Va. '' 0s'wsss ",
GAS FITTING AND FIYrr,r
Steam Pipes for Churches, PuhF, stAS,
Metallic Roofing, Quit erins and s,nnsalnn /,
up In any part Of the city or .o sT,.;' pa
WE'LL AND g RpEN PTufs rnys
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!" lCO DEL I Y. bOChIUS VIII OD6l
ANA School on the LIST of October next, in o room
on 9Th street between Grace and Franklin.
TERMS OF TUITION.
For the primary Glasses, per sessiop..........S30
more advanced Glasses " ...,....,. 40
French and Drawing at the usual prices.
Applications for admission may be made to Mrs
3. II. SMITH, on Mayo street.
REFERENcEs: Mrs Drew and Rev. George Wood
bridge, kichmond VIM. Pluramer, Esq, Rev. Leon
ldss L. Smith, North Carolina. su 7-dt1stOet*
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C0HO0L TOR BOfe.-The suhscribcr
hs.ss e-sssssd he s.rsisss o. y sli h ssrnrs
teseneIs sn 80 thrse or ssur boys from ton to
sss into hisi.Ti, 4 .sts 3. as
including board, iu'tion, ws - S,ctaher
in ,hs School viii DO taught the usual Easiish
b,snches, Latin and rudimsnts OF ofeeA sna Assne-
His residence h about thirty miles ITO" "'en "ono
an the Central Railtosd. a.
Address avsrdon," Hanover, We. .uDrpaou
y p BURRUSS' CLASSICAL AND
IL. rNaLIsH SCHOOL, MAYO STREET
on MONDAY, September 2isn' In 'oe basement Oh
~. Universul.st Church.
INC Terms:
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-24

TNHE Exercises of Miss TAZEWELL'S
L School will be resumed ON the first Monday In
October.
Mathematics and the Natural Sciences will be
taught by q! gentleman emnently qualified for the
work.
TERMS:
Payable semi-annuaAy in adrance)
For Higher English branches per session 10 mos.
Primary q" =. 80
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. %
~
Music-Professors Fees ~ Sl-Sm*
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-31
GOING NORTH.

GOING SoUTH-The $40 A n Train will connect at
Sandusky with Morning Train from Toledo; Monroe
vile with Chicago Express Southern Division C. & T
Roads at Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express ON
Cevelandj at Mansfield Junction with Dar Express from
PsbO rgh, and al Newark with trains
on entTaI Ohio Railroad.
The 3.2O Train will Sandusky with
mer Bay City from Detroit; MonVoeviIe with western
Train on & T. X; X at Shelby Junction at 21 N
with Nail Train on + X K for Columbus and Gin
cMna; at Mansfield Junction with Fast train
on 4 K for n ttsburgh, and at Newark with East
and West Night Trains on Central Ohio r K.
GOING NuRTH-The 1926 a n Train will make close
connection at Newark with Mail Train BelIaiie on
Central Ohio Rs at Mansfield JurciOn with EXpI ess
for Pittsburgh at Shelby Junction with Gin.
Cinna Express for Cleveland, Buffalo and New York,
and at MonrOevie with Mail Tain on & T Road EOr
Toledo, Chicago. dc.
The 2 .10P Train will connect at Newark with Ex-
press from the EaSI Central Ohio Road; Mansfield
Junction with Fast Train Pittsburgh; Shelby juno
ton al 5el with Cincinnati Mall TOR Cleveland; at
NunTOevle with Night Express Toledo Chicago
and at SaHdusky with steamer Bay CITY for Detroit aud
Chicago.
Sandusky, aug, :, 1850. sp15-tE