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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-14

s-I~xp.zy=.s PaANOS! Pian0s.-1Ic ,upscribcr man.
tihfI, speetiuily invites the attention of all
u " Il VINO "i'ht1 p1rchae" PIANOS. TO cail at his
= - -, are rooms, Main Street, Lynohburg Va on
Posls Ie warwick House whore always found an as
so'th'ni unsurpassed PIANOS, both power and sweet
aess Oh tl' t"ueh hnSh and durability workmanship in
rosewood eases carved and plain, Sc which W III be sold
are warranted in " ''
Old Pianos taken IN exchange
Music of all description always on hand PLANES am, all ind
81 musical Instruments repaired and tuned Var, M
the secoui hour; entrance through the alley ~ "
june 5-ts Svpr,t,r,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-14

'ENil. undersigned viii continue the Grocery AMI Conis
SION business, at the Old stand where h, " m he lcas
|" wait on hls friends and the public generally.
may l6-isl) b a. cpEI,~r rr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-14

N with ARTICLES ot clothing had better pres
MT opportunity pass Of getting supply Of e the follow
NJ articles at Cost Black French Cloth Blue n black and
ancy Cashmere White Linen Drilling. White Linen Duck
iEurcd W hte Linen Drill raid do, BLACK satin Ntstmg
eNtra) Black and fauos >k do white and Fancy Marsalr
H. Black Alpaca, lsupcrhue) Black nrap DO Etatc Back
10th Goals black and Fanny Cashmere Pants large
summer Coats Nest Pants and Furnishing goods among
which may Ice found good lot Of Meuo Shirts very
sizes All Will hc sold at Cost the subscriber dcsi
ons to close his present business possible
aug as RIO. MoEIDERNY-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-14

HkaS~os.GEloN.-Ihe firm of Mcdaniel HIM, 4,
~ Preston this day dissolved By mutual consent T
name OF the concern will be used by either partner in n
tho business Their office will be kept at the old ST n
occupied ty Mcssrs lrby & SnuId els an NV
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL
sc. HURT,
PLEASANT PRESTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-14

H@ON BALE ON (oNSsG.NNEST.-IO 900
n lbs Cotton larnlust received on consipn.
meht by tnos lots McCORKLE & JONES'
{ tIAMrAh<;sE WENE.-.Iust received mud
~ Tor sale lot OF superior Champagne Wine in quart and
pint bottles Liam 22.tsl LEE A IouNSoT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-14

~ al from New orb and have reaiy fof exhibition
second supply Of tho beautiful Lawns. and T1an.
Robe. Aanlas Ribbons ani Trimmings with another
Ply ot froueh Needle Wurk Dolas ~oefs aud mag uH,e
worked caabre and rs las Bands
June st JOHN ABRAHAM
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I AND FOR S1IF--u.v,.a ..;.-..-,-

/ AND FOX SALE. Having determined
- to move " est this Fall, shall offer an OF my
KEAL ESTATE for sale privately, until during the
ran, and if not sold It will then be sold publicly at
which time due notice will be given To wit the
place ON which reside, lying en- the road leading
rom the williamsburg road, round BY Ramsey's Mill
up 70 Shed town, formerly Blakey's Mill and oppo-
ste the farm of said Ramsey adjoining the land of C.
b. Williams. and running down to Fulton town.
about quarter of mile from the corporation line
containing FIFTEEN ACRES, with a good Dwelling
ana all necessary out houses; fine well of Water
In the yard The land s In state of cultivation
and would make splendid Market Garden. Also, a
TRACT OF LAND, lying six miles from the city,
on the South side of tho Main WILLIAMSBURG Stage
1850 containing 34l acres, all in wood and heavy
nmher except about 30 acres which rs been Guilt
waited, with good well of water. This tract would
MAKE hne Farm. as it all Lies we'll
The wood 10 very valuable for its convspi-n nee to
road. -. :
Also asother tract opposite the same on North side
OF said Williamsburg road, running to Stony Run
road and bounded both sides by said roads s en-
nre length, and corners in few feet of the York
RIVER Railroad and coatains IS acres, oil in weed ex-
cept about 70 acres.
Thistraet has new Cottage residencs, iut neatly
snished with q good stoFe-house, and some other
oaiidings store 10 Kept it at this time and is
SAID to be good stand
Ter further information apply tn Mersrs 0oDptH
Arpkssos, or 10 the subscriber his residence the
Hs - ny ssmed place WIN. p. H0RD,
" 2S.-zawim Uenriro countx
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RECEIPTS
nv the Canal, Railroads md River,
IFor the week ending Aug. "a

For the week ending Aug I'd
nv vrr CIsAL-2s CSC bushels w heat; 7o5 do Corn;
1884 bbls and 100 bags Flour; $50 hhds Tobacco;
sI do Stems; ii22 boxes Tobacco; 81 tons 0ats S
toas Pig Lead; 5oa tons Copper Ore; 25ai tons Pig
Iron; %, tons Coal; balance Wood. Stone, Lum-
mage, 5,'s6o.75 lbs. Mdzs., Nails, Salt Gusno,
Plaster. Lims, Cosl &c.-makipg an aggregate up
tonnage. l550. 786 lbs.
i6 2s4 bushels Wheat; 4S4 hhds. Tobacco; IA do.
stems; 2o75 boxes Tobacco; ITO kegs do cars
7boxss Dried Fruit; cast Wheels; rolls Leath.
er; bbls Apples $500 feet Timber; Carriage
Body; Is empty Bbis; boxes Pipes, Bucket;
Dbl. empty Bottles; bag Coffee; irkin Batter;
Hot Castings; empty Demijohns: bundies Rags;
I&2 tons Stone; 2i2 do: Coal; 2se kegs Nsils
BY TIVE RICHMOND AND PsTERsBuRG RAILROAD -
$40 hhds Tobacco; 1864 bushels Wheat; is bbls.
scrap Iron; bundles Leather; % bales Cotton; )
bsls. scrap Tobacco; so bags Rage; car load Sun.
dries; 10 boxes Candles; IS baskets Champagne;
case Liquor; lot Sundries; l box Ndze.; / do
sample Tobacco; do. Bacon.
By rue CENTRAL k.ILKoAD.-63 hhds. and pkgs.
Tobacco; $50 bbis. Flour; q, 500 bushels Wheat;
Whiskey; % tons Irsn; IS bags Wool q empty
Barrels; boxes Shoes cases Alum Water; 7
buckets and pots Butter; ii boxes, 2 bbis and
KEGS Eggs coops Chickens; firkins Lard; bbl
Oil, and s pkgs Sundries.
By THE RICHMOND AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
RoAD.-s7 hhds. and pkss Tobacco 1901 bushel =
Wheat; 1893 do Corn; "A bushels Meal; 900 feet
Lumber; A empty Bbls; IL Lambs; svesls;
Oil; | lot Furniture, and 81 pkgs. Sundnes.
BY THE Lower JAMES RIvER-4k699 feet Lumber;
9775 bushels Wheat; 234l do Corn; 3f4 bbls Lime;
253 bbs. Fish; 100 tons Guano; so tons Iron; 6578
lbs Ba,on; 10 bbls Brandy. During the week |
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore steam
ers; New York, and Baltimore packets, with as.
sorted cargoes merchad'ze.
COASTWISE.
To Ngw YoRK -1s5 hhds and 1859 pkes. Tobacco;
1906 bbls and 400 bags Rlsur; 807 bu shells Wheat;
100 kegs Nails; 50 bales Domesfics; 200 empty Bar
rels; 4 beer Kegs; % boxes Mdze.; Saw Mill En-.
CINE, and pkgs. Sundries.
To rHiLApELPHIA.-1 hid. and 725 pkss. Tobacco
I4sDO bushels Feed 80 bundles Spokes; us pga
Lead; 1876 bbls. Flour; 205 empty Bills; 81 empt
Csrbsys; 10 bags Flaxseed; Is bags and Is bales
Rags; bags Feathers; 6 bags Wool; bags snake
Roo; lot Furniture, and 10 hoxss Sundries.
To BALTIMORE --33 hhds. and 2166 pkgs Tobacco; AZ
hhds Stems; lit bbs. Flour; so tons Copper Ore;
28 tons Iron; bales Yarn; A beer Kegs; 5 bcxe,
and bbls. Pipes, lot Furniture, and Is pkss
SundIes.
To BosToN.-l7ll pkgs Tobacco; 24oo bbls Flour
$500 bushels Feed, and bales Domestics.
To NORFoLK.-1i5 kegs Nails; Is tons Stone, and liz
bundles Spokes.
FOREIGN.
To BREMEN. per ship Olbers.-484 hhds. leaf Tobne
ra, and 4G8 hhds Stems
To H.vRE, per ship Pam Flush.-2ll5 hhds. Stems.
To- HALIFAX, per schr. Lord Rasan.-8G7 bbls. and
100 bags Flour.
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A NTHRACITE COAL --Haying erecIed
IA at my yard on the Dock, one Of Fairbanks Pat.
emit Pla form Scales am ne PREPARED to sell Anth
cite Coal either by the load OF Is bushels by the
ton. Consumers will find it to their interest to
purchase by weight. Apply at yard South side of
the DOCK, or on the North side of Basin Bank, be-
tween 9th and 10th streets.
jy A-Tu&Friffw SAMUEL p. HAYES.
u kAUTlfUL FARM ON UNION HILL
- NEAR RICHM.ND, FOR SALE,-The sub
scibers arc authorized to sell that beautiful Farm
now 10 the occupancy Of Mr.. Henry W. Tyler con-
timing 10 acres situated the New Bridge Road
one mile Fest Of Richmond, adjoining the lands of
Mrs. ficot and Others The house has rooms il
new snd Handsomely fnished. B.sides the dws llins
there is GOOD kitchen, barn. stable and ice house
q Persons diepesed to purchase, arc respectfully
requssted to view the premises. For terms apply to
" I--2swtm GUDDfN L APPERS0N
NJ Eat LITTLE FARM ON TAG NiE1-
DOW BRIDGE ROAD, HALF a MILE
NORTH EAST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE -
The sabeeribers are authorized 70 sell the NEAT
LITTLE FARM located 90 above, now occupied BY
ar. " m knper, adjoining tho residence or Mr. Pc
ter ~. Dudley. The place contains "a acres The
a.eins 10 built Of brick, and 10 nearly new The
place 10 remarkably healthy. 4
-, GODDiN 4 APfEksOa,
" s.--s'hWim Aucsisusern.
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A LLKGHANY sPRINl;s--ThisW Water

A LLkGHANY SPRINGS.--This Water.
"A ing place is situated in the county of honteom
cry, Virginia, the banks of the Roanoke River ST
miles from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, and
surrounded by mountain scenery unsurpsssed for
beauty in the State. This water 10 nReqnaHed in its
s6icacious qualities By any mineral ndter the Union
and contains ingredients peculiarly its and which
have yet been found to exist in any other mine
raj springs Its has reached and re,iered cases
,chich all medicine and other mineral ,edters had failed
in. Persons wishing to gain further information in
regard tn the sapitive qualities of the water,
erred to large cards, which have in ell tho princi
pal Hotels Steamboats,, Cars, NC, with certificates
appended from eentlemen of the highest character.
We have recently erected large BATHING establisl-
of all descriptions ALSO comfortable Recsp-
ton House at the railroad.
Persons leaving Richmond or Petersburg win ar.
rive at the Springs the same day by O'Clock p M.
We will be prepared to receive visitors BY the Let
day of Juue Our best efforts will be given to render
q visit to this fountain Of health agreeabie and peas-
ant JNO w. HOLT SONS
nv N--dt1eA PreprietoYp
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r.szaw~ HNIOND AND DA n.
Z EssSssassj1ssa2saVILLE RAILROAD-OPEN TO DAN


vILLE.-The regular Passenger Train
will run daily Sundays excepted) between RICH
MOND and Danville, stopping to take up put
ter, Coal field Tornahawk, Powhatan, Mattoax.
Chula, Amelia c. H., Jetersville Jennings Ordi-
Branch Mossingford, Roanoke. Clover, Seottsburs'
Boston, News Ferry, Barksdale's Ringgod and
Dsnve.
Leave Richmond at O'Clock A. NJ arriving at
the junction (b eakfast housed at $40 A. M, and at
Danville at IS p. M. Leave Danville at IL NJ. ar
irving at the Junction at 4:3o P. NJ, and Richmond
T:I8 r. Nj.
Children over and under IL years Of age and ser.
wants half price. Servants travelling by themselves
must be furnished with 1--we passes so that one NAV
be retained at the office where they purchase their
tickets and it must be expressly stated that they
permitted TO go the cars.
Passengers for Farmyille, Lynchbmg, Wythevile,
Va, and Jonesbero' and Knoxville, Tenn, connect
daily with Souih-Side Railroad at Burksvie. Pas
sengers for Greensboro and Salem, N. c., connect
daily at Danvile with Holderby Co.'s fast line Of
Stages.
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LUsE6 HILL LUMP COAL...l nm
: = paePsIsd TO receive ordsrs for CLOVER Hill
n unl C,'AtA, which viii be -somptly executed a.
~ 2-2swIw uA"1e.
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Fina cial and Commercial
Rtchmspa Markets, Aa&u't -

ToHAcco, Tobacco market connnaes &C
,;xs i.y,e bssin.ss aud 10 material change SINCE
our auoss,ions Of Friday last. ,,.
oI r,fSgls No Gales b shippers and receipts verY
,,b. The alb. ndant rains win now set the es"nug
;ii. 70 srindius and the receipts will no doost so0a
swHEIT'-No change since ssturdsy, WIN isrse
r..sin,, We renew quotations VIA: Good 10 Prime
,ed : 500 IS: do white 81 o. to Sh.a 'e'y
-. s.trcse OF white viii command = %.
CORN. we stli quote 65 TO 20 cents win heht re-
ceipts a. .,,,ratIi Thu m.yts
verx dali aud hear of private safes supposed 10 De
oe wItisK Y~Marketq quiet 3'ass for Richmond
reeti6sd. - 49, a.
nah. sed and market dull usual this season of he
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HYGElA HOTkL-.OLD POINT COM.
most inviting the Southern Sea board and for at
traction inferior to in the country convenient
to the Salt bath and the many other ohe tide
water region. In broad view Of Hampton Roads and
the Chesapeake Bay, and with extensive military
post beside it, has passed to tho prspretohip Of the
and will be opened for the public recep
ton on the 10th day of June, after which date il vii
Disease at Old Point Comfort, at any season. 1.
almost unknown For heslth il NAV be ssid ;rJ..S
torival the most secluded watering place Of the
tain interior; 90 that the up-sndsr may feel no nal
10 going down 70 test the attractions ofthis
The proprietor has engaged for the general .nn.r.
intendence Mr.. Joseph B. Steeai, of Richmond iste
Of the Hu9enot Springs gentleman of marked Anti.
pervisien viii guard tho comfort of vietor. "a ~
reputation Of the establishment An1 'ne
my la-sm JOS sEaAR.
MopNT VERNON IIUTkI., CAFE NAY.
most comfortable one in the world Z nav or. ~,
me reception OF guests and those yisitns the canes
one who has never seen this Hotel Il q wsl verdi
caPane Of accommodating 2t0o psosle Sfls.
and dining 5000 The length II ths dlhine roor s.
Also, stabins Csrdsss Hosss ~ ~ s 81 S.
. !, ..a VI. .ss ri S::
With fine Hippodrone rsne unicl elis euoervirs ~
NADINE Minnie and Gen. Weleh. -
s st.is = per day CAIN yoszEn,
- WAkT sPKIN06s-sIS iS G1eST q a mer1
- - Y nog oge.; with hsS1So11s sccssn modstioss.
The nsw BATHS, Just coup1ees1s 40 most 90 eiens,
ton and private sns edsssn ssss.ns
peted and furnished, for botb ladies' 81 sentis men
80. am instructed y the owses Of this property
desirable summer rstrssss IN - mount.ins
ha-ia ~ svsss springs ceasssy.
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s rkAiN NY q " 81 H HhS =

-On and after Tuesday, LIST April
the Accommodation Train of this Company will run
daily tSundays excepted) between Milford and Rich
mond. Leaving Milford at O'Clock, A. NJ. stopping
the Cottage for breakfast and arrive in Richmond
at % O'Clock, A. M returning viii leave Richmond
at4 O'Clock, p. NJ, and reach Milford at 606 p NJ;
stopping for passengers at any point each way
Fare the same a. on the regular trains.
SAMUEL RUTH,
Supt. Transportation.
OFFICE R. r. p. r. Co..
hiahuinrd. March n lRN NH Is
II Ml Dt: FORD ~ CU,S WEarEky EV
- PRESS Rates of freight per 100 lbs on mann
featured Tobacco from RICHMOND through 10 the
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RON, STEEL, TIN PLATES, Nc.-E. IL.
L sKlNKER 4 CO., Ne. SO Cary street, oner fo'
sale
English Refined Rolled, best brsuds
Common Eng'ish Rolled
Swedish
American Hammered ,,
Flat Round and squsrs Bars, all sizes, ihoN'
Oval, Half Oval, Half Round
Hope. Bands, Nan Rods
Stilps Horse Shoe
American, Ensfsh and Russisn Sheet J
Naylor's Gsst, Shear and German Steel
Blistered Steel, made Of Swedish Iron
Tin Plaies assorted sizes
Pig and Bar Tin, Sheet and Slab Line-
Also, fall assortment 0roeeries. Guspoi 10
\ Nv II
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- iNsTKUCTION ON rHE

MA9fHAtsA.ks Osl...FrrsE n -. - 2 -
49, e"ef, Ist landed and for sale BY ~ nae
! 50 sELDEN & MILLER.
Z Conner Pearl cad Cary sss.st.
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FARE.

To Washington, .................... 80
BsitiIsore, 900
800
The track of the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River is undergoing rela v Half
of it being already completed with edge rail of su
sengers have been heretofore saeapd saaisfacfa1ly
transportedR ssis rAs. it is hdpefA ANA be ks ed
that no one wMobe ihducN, by the misrepresentation
embraced In the advertisement the signature of
III. ID. Whitcomb, Super't," TO select the longer
and more ercuitous route, referred to therein. The
years. and in all that time has either
killed crippled by accidents from snake heads or
otherwise which is without parallel in the history of
railroads in this country. S. RUTH,
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ksAMILl AND EXTRA F1.OU R...In bnr.
ssis, half barrels md bsss, for ale BY
US ]. J. Fry.
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-. CT4ss5A.sss@sst1 Ii HEAT NORTHERN
ESt4 sssiis,sassaAND SOUTHERN ROUTE
FOR TRAVEL.-TWICE DAI-
LY SUNDAY NIGHT EXCEPTED) BETWEEN
RICHMOND, BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA
AND NEW YORK, VIA ACQUIA CREEK AND
Neutrality-suspicious. the Richmond, Fredercks-
burg and Potomac Railroad to the Potomac River
seventy-tve miles, and by splendid and comfortable
steamers thence to Washington, hfty-ive mies-ln
all 1870 miles in seven hours being a Comfortable and
perfectly safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure, 81 A. NJ. and y p NJ, and bag
20 Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York.
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- FOR RENT--AkAHl.BORO. former
II ly WALL STREET HoThL-This property
1zs4 IL situated on 18th, between Main and Frsnkhs
streets, has been recently enlarged and undergone
thorough repair II can accommodate comfortably
from ffty to sixty dodgers There Is large bar room
about thirty x forty fee. psIsr sy fs Ell,
large bake oven and extensive cooking ranges all rs-
eeutly built; comfortable servans rooms csnvena'
IN tSs I,tchsn bar room and an H. second does
gas has been introduced into the house, and there
every convenience necessary for sush IN esfsesF
ment.
Possession eiven on the LIT Of February neat.
For terms apply 70 KENDALL GRIFFIN
j. S0--N
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IDOLLAKUS RHEUMATIC llNlMkNT
meut have como under especial notice OF late,
and among theu, we will mention the CASE OF Mrs
Johnston, on Union Hill, who had been conhneo 20
her bed for more than q week by rheumatism, and,
was cured by ONE BOTTLE OF PoLLARD's RHRUhA-
TIC LIsIMshr. Prepared only BY
JOHN W. POLLARD,
Druggist, 18th street.
And for sale By Drussists throughout the city.
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MICAJAH MAN0uM.

90 Ttercee HAMS In casvss.. Iandi.S
80 aad for sale vsry low 20 oioss, BY "--
eu4 WILLIAMS ~ 0ROTuRp
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MN. LEFkBvRE' SCHOOL, Richmond,
lVl VA.-The next session of this Institution will
open on the LIST day of October, 1885, and close on
tho first day of Jnly. 1857.
TERMs.-Board $500, Washing &2o: English TUT
ton $40 Modern Languages, each $50; Latin $2c;
Drawing from nature B40 Painting colors $40;
in oil $50. Primary Department for children under
10 years of age $50.
KEFERENsEs---Patron of the School; Right Rev.
Bishop Mead, Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Right Rev.
Bishop Cobbs of Alabama, Rev. Moses D. Hoge, d.
D., Rev. 7. " Moore, d D., Rev. B. Gildersleeve.
Rev. II. s. Keppler, Rev. w. Z. Webb AN; j. p lit
tie. NJ. D., R. Lewis M. D Joseph Mchard, John
A. Calys, C. w. Thilon, Miss Gordon, Mrs. Taylor.
Madame Estvsn, Mile Lacy, ETC., etc.
All letters to be directed TO
" 4. 4m HURERT LKFERVRE
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MUSIC on W oV w
The large number entering the Institute during the
last session, (26a1 has encouraged tho Trustees to
provide still increased facilities and the arrangements
for instruction viii be The elevated and libe
raj scale the spacious and convenient accommoda-
tions. No pains will be spared to secure the highest
advantages to the young ladies who may honor US BY
their attendance.
For catalogues, or further information, address
B. MANLY, JR,
" 2s-dSm Richmond, Va
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MOuNTAlN DIV WHIsK Y.-IOO
st DAvEaiOSf, ALLEN I co.
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EDUCATION.
EOUBllEk Vt. asRAniafAR SCHOOL
w. a. RENNtE. IrsrsucroR.


The location OF this School, at saundsrS Hall, IN
rear Of the Third Baptist Church. 10 eonvenisnt to
Shoekoe Hill and ts Western vicinity and 10 also de-
sirable for being retired The comfort able
The desisn Of this School 10 to prepare boys for
College Ordinary business II win b. composed of
three classes Ist Rudi menfs; ID Eusish Brsnches
Sd. Higher English. with Laun, Mathamstics, asd
Book Keeping 1t II hoped that experience and for
msr success viii be esteemed sufficient guarantee
for suceess in future The next session will begin
the 18th September, and end 18th July, 1857.
lot class per session Of 10 months. 90
ID do do dc do ............. IS 90
Sd do do do do ............. 40 90
Payable quarterly
Persons wishing TO see the subscriber. will please
leave their names at Mr. d. J. Saunder store, head
of Brood street.
"a 1-lms W. A. RENNfE.
JEFFERSON MALE ACADKMY.--Thi.
institution. located on 18th. between Clay and
Leigh Streets Church Hill will be opened for the re-
ception Of Pupils ab at the middle Of September
next. In addition to The ordinary English branches
we will teach the Classics and the and
intend to make the Institution worthy OF public pa
tronage.
Our patrons may feel assured that each pupil will
receive our special attention. For particulars in
quire of either Of the undermined.
au I-dim* THOS H. JONES
DICHNiOND FEMALE INSTITUTES.
IL The exercises of the Institute will be resumed on
the first MONDAY in October.
TERMS PER SESSION:
Board. w
Tuition in Collegiate Department. 50 90
Tuition in reparatory Depart .nent 80 %
Ancient or Modern Languages, eaeh..""..: ~ w
The large number entering the Institute during the
last session, (z6aA has encouraged Tho Trustees to
provide still increased facilities; and the arrangements
~ ID thA.
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- FOX Il T. n 1.-Two Tenements on
s Bank st., occupied by Mrs. Booker - Boarding
~ house. Rossessioa will be given on the LIST Of
July.
Also, the Tenement adjoining, occupied by Mr. Jso:
Martin. Possession will be given the lst OF
October next.
Apply to JOHN CREME,
lie G-ts i2fh street.
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- EOk RENT--The upper part Of tho
s3 House over my store, containing nine rooms,
being very suitable for q large family or boarding
house, being within squsre of tho Grst market
house. Reat low, to COED tenant. Possession given
when desired. WIN. WALSH
jy S-ts No IS Main at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-05

RnTTLEMDniLAR CORDIAL. he mott re.
nowned Medicine ever introduced, for the cure Of
certain disease and debility, with certainty and dis
patch, in few days, with the saving of time and
rnonsy-received the highest appreciation from mem-
bers Of the College of Surgeons in London and 10
used in most of the Hospitals in Englsnd, where the
most severe cases of weakness have succumbsd, by
the use of this valuable Medicine.
Price 50 cts. and 3 per bottle.
To be had Of L. B. THOMAS, Dr., O. B: HILL,
B. WOOD &. n. ZACHRISSON, and A. LESLIE,
opp, site the R. 4 r. B. B. Depot, Broad street.
ie 10-ts
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- FOR RENT.-A large Wareh0use An
al tho Deck. Possession given inmed
lO:1 ALSO FOR SALE-A front PEW in st
Psu's Church.
uu,I-dlm GEO. q. PALMER
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- FOH kENI.-And possessfop Eivea
81 immedi ately, the desirable Brick DweIins, con-
1s4 tanning six rooms, in perfect order, with ctv
in the DWELLING situated at the corner of 18th
tie. To good tenant the rent win be low. AMY
to e. A. J. CLOPTON, Agent and
Collector, No. 0 Wall street.
au2-6t Under st Charles Hotel
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- FOR Rent The upper part Of a
81 recently built House, on Broad street Tho
3 house is furnished, and the furniturs can he had
with the house The Of the property will take
board for the rent If desired. Apply at this sice
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