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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-26

Mr.. PEABODY DECLINES PUBLIC DINNERS
Mr. George Peabody has replied to an invitation Of
the New York merchants, declining thes public re
ception and dinner which they designed rendering
him on his return to that city. His reasons are
thus stated
In returning to my native land, after an absencs
of twenty years, had several objects in view.
early youth, and the surviving members of my fami
ly-once mors to greet my friends in every part of
the country, and 20 and knew the new genera
tions that have come up since left. and who to
be their successors. also desired to visit every
section of the Union, and to witness with my ow n
eyes, the evidences at home of the prosperity, of
which had seen abundant proofs abroad The TWEEN
ty years that have elapsed snce my last visit are the
most important twenty years in the commercial bis
tory Of America. Like Rip Van Wirkle am amos,
appalled, at the wonderful changes that already meet
my eyes. Although, you we'll know, have not
slumbered meanwhile in Sleepy Hollow, / stand
amazed at the energy and activity which character
ize your city 1t is my wish and purpose to remain
in the country long enough to understand these
changes and their causes
On mature reflection, gentlemen, I think tAat If
accept the hospitalties which have been rendered to
me by yourselves, and by friends in Baltimore Pha-
deipha, Boston and other Cities shall very seriously
fore, been Obliged to to the conclusion to refrs.
al invitations to dinner with the single exception of
my native town of Danvers, in assachusetts. rs
sure you most sincerely that regret very much that
my plans thus compel me to decline the high honor
which you propose to confer upon me and to DENY
myself the pleasure of meeting SO many personal
iriends t-P' Sax
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HATS, CAPS, sHOBs, &c,

"a WE have received a very large
81 stock of Boots, Shoes, anS Trunks; also Carpet
Bags, School sstchells &c. We would call
~ the attention of the tobacconsts farmers and to
dealers in Negro Brogans to stock of Stitch down
and Kip BrogaDs which are confident will com
pare favorably with snybody's in Richmond or out,
and for 70 per cts less c. S. MAURICE,
Sc % Isl Main street Eagle Snuare-
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~ Il. BURKUSS's sc HODL, in the
". basement of the Universalist Church, Mayo st.
Tho thirteenth session of this School will commence
the 18th inst and close the 10th of July next
TERMS, PER SESSION -i
For English studies with or without Elementary
LAIN. PoUuu
For Classics and Mathematics. 60 90
Modern languages and Drawing at the usual rates.
Mr.. B. will be aided by Mr.. Henry Battaile, who
for the last two years has been engaged with Mr.
Lewis M. Coema n, in the Hsnover Academy.
N. BAT the solicitation of friends a hmitednum-
Der of small boys, in the elementary English branch
es, will be admitted at forty dollars.
Sc 3-lm*
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nESTlNf DEMONSTRATORS
- sor s. respectfully informs the ladies and gen.
tlemen of Richmond and vicinity, that information
will be given in ell the affairs relating to fe-such
sickness health, wealth. love, marriage, journeys
law SUITS difficulties in business, absent friends If
riches legscies estate, and all concerns of life.
Any person wishing to know true and corract state
msnt of all things-past present and future--must
bring or send their age.
TEsMs-5O cents each. Cures will also be made
white of color,) of all the following diseases
Chronic cases. Sores Ulcers, Boils, Wasting of the
Body, scrofuas Consumption, Cancers. Coughs, Spit
ting of Blood Rheumatism, Headache Tooth
Ache Pains in the Limbs, and all kinds of Distsmp-
ers.
Apply in Adams Valley, ID house from corner of
18th, Poplar street, opposite Lancastersl School,
over the creek, No 2, Prof. L. s. on the door.
Advice given free to the poor and afflicted No
advice given to people of color, only sickness
after rundown Be I---;n*
T HAVE THE day appointed HENRY BA-
KER and CHAS. A. BROCKMEYER my agents
to carry the CIGAR and TOBACCO busin ess at
No. q Main STREET.-THE trade for cash only.
d. BAKER, JR.
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sz 81 sas.s /. s Sc .;, 1 n,s,, q
this once. Is $50 q
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M EkCHANIs INSUhARCE COMPANY
I'VE OF klCHM0ND.-This Company insures eve.
description OF property against loss damage by
IRE or the dangers Of the sea.
No charge 10 made for the Policy
Office, for the present. on the East side OF 18th It
near Main, up stairs,
Wm- II. Christisn VIM Breedsn.
John furceil Thomas 4. Pree, sf
wm.I Paine, Jas. Thomas, Jr.,
lewis 1inter, John Curtis, Jr,
aug. Anderson, jas. Dunlop,
yamesL APpenon VIM. H. Hsxali,
nescoe hea John d. Quarles
1 ponM uooisy, David J. Burr, se
oH -. aaskins, Lsrkin w Giazebrook.
$3.50. q Irsnshaw, d. Won Grooming,
,ohIp = q -. Andsrson, Emanuel Miller,
~ - sutton, Ed. II. Bkfnker,
essa. franklin 6tsarns $50 y1-''sss=.
IH A. PLEASANT6, President
-r = -Aeo.. scc.y an 6-ts
To, -. asmo-Dor Soda Water Il now In fun opers.
a@ sho We WI az eli times furnish this delicisns
iii beverage In thu greatest perfectjon
NJ me delicious Fruit and Cream syrups man.
n ourselves from the real rjpe fruits (ny
npps.s e q the most recent eonst snctsor ~
CEiaIH Dssns lined with the 6nest WHITE P1R
sn..rs - s1a the cooling srssnsement sneh - =
Ss,, - eeInG e eli times Isy-cooI and rn,s =
.ssas,n - snn 9tse Lick Sulphur Wstsr Isnt 49,
sA.Ss s "a ne Ice during the warm rs.tsss sSs
100 y IA AZ bAkER.s Phsrmssenf;ss.
A. - = ~ Corner OF Mssa snd ioss $500.
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Richmond Markets, Sept. rs.

BACON-The stock of Bacon still continues more
than equal to the demand the supply OF prime light,
compared with the lower grades. We quote prime
fone Sides l0te; Shoulders 81 D'4c. Todds hog
round 2c.; do sugar cared Hams Loo; Hams l20 iSc
rs 10 quality.
COkN.--The market Ia quiet at last weeks quota
TONS viz. 65lD70c. per bushel Receipts last week
1892 bushels, against 1852 same week last year
FLOUR 1.-The successive arrivals from Europe,
bringing discouraging relative to Bresdstuhs,
have kept Flour market in unsettled state, and
there have been no transactions in the shipping line
for week. To-day shippers effer $3.50 for Super
fine which holders decline; but would probably
take SO IS For tho retail trade we quote-Superfine
81; Extra S759D7.75; Family SO 75d9 Receipts
last 1886 bbls against Al bbis same week last
year. -
TOBACCO-The receipts of Tobacco are very
small and the breaks also much smaller this week
with more ami mstion in the market ana prices higher
We quote inferior Lu9s at 750OS Is; good shipping
sa.5OdDll; fine msnuiacturins $9500i0 so. Inferior
Leaf SiiqIl.50; good Sl20l2 So Fine Shipping Si4
ais. Fine manufacturing $l50S8.5oO40 Some few
fancy tierces at &80Ol05.
WHEAT The recent foreign commercial news hes
depressed the Wheat market, which has declined
row quote good to prime red &l.S5DI 40; good TO
prime white 81 .4gOl.45 The market heavy and the
grades rigdly inspected Receipts last week 81, 1874
bushels against "a 272 same week last year.
SUGARS-Market improving, with slight ad-
vance during the week We quote New Orleans at
9iOOtc.; Porto Rico 90I04c Cuba 81 0c; Loaf ISL
l33c Crushed and Powdered 134 Stc. In quality;
G Coffee do 1liDilAc.; Circle A. do. 1910.
WHISKEY-S5O36c. for Richmond Cincinnati,
80 CTS. ~ gellon-nominai, none in market. Mar4et
firm, with an upward tendency
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CAPITAL, S2Oo, 00O!!!
DIRECTIONS.

DIHECTOKS.
T. M. ALFRIEND, President
n. L. Kent, CT Kent Paine Co.,
III. w. Ouarles,
VIM. Beers, of Beers Poipdexter,
u, w. Fry, of h. w. Fry Sons
Vim. Palmer
j. A. Inloss,
A. X Parker, Of Parker, Nimmo 4 Co.
J. h. Wadsworth, of Wadsworth. Turner A "a
Tho. samson, of Ssplson Il Pae - = -
~; Purcell, of C. w. Purcell & Co.,
z. Winston, of Winston L Powen,
8. +. Pulliam,
II. A. Claiborne, e.s
r. Cullen, - 4zfH3gs az fe3s5s
Geo. W. Smith, OF Smith & Harwood
yA.u w. L. COWARDIN, Sec'y.
~ Regular discount day of the company is Thurs.
cay IN each week-paper to be offered before e'clk
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TALL STOCK-ISJ6.-G A Il ID N e n
CARLTON Co, NO. Ill, MAIN STREET

RICHMOND, VA.-Are receiving their Fall and
Winter assortment of Boots, Shoes. Leather, Paper
Trunks, Hats, Caps, &c. &c embracing one of the
most complete and best selected sssortments of
goods to be found in any Shoe house in the Ucion
These goods were purchased for Cash, early in the
season. before he advance in stock, when they had
choice In the selection from the largest
in New England, and offered TO the Virginia and
North Carolina trade very reasonable terms
We snumerate portion of our purchases:
so cesss Youths tins Eoots all dusEties
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npUCArIoN.

, 80 rNe,H sCfIOOL FOR YOUNG Las
II fSIEs-Ths next aesdon viii commence VcS ],
fek8 .ad and July I, 1857.
Ma PELLET has secured the services OF rrof
s.,a ~ Paris Who will conduct the French and Ma
,hs n.tcsl departments, aided by MrA EMIos and
,hnroush Enssh courss Of study IL pursued By
the whole School In the various departments
r,rnsb eonssron are held daily Cr the benefit Of
I'll the pupils which they required to attend.
No extra charge for French.
class OF small children will be received
Circulars of the School can be bad application to
.s--im $3.50 Broad St !, Nohmoud Va
NIIsS HALLS DAY SC n 90 /. FOR
Iv1 YOUNG LADIES, will reopen on the first day
of Octobsr, at the residence of James B. Macrnurdo
Grace street, between 9Th and 9th 1he scholastic
year will end on the I'd day of July.
Miss HALL will be assisted by competent teach
era in the Languages, &c. at5
English Tuition. ...................B4o ~
Modern and Ancient Languages, eech.... ~
Drawing..... ........................... ~
sel6-dtlstO ..--e
EyNGlisH, CLASSICAL AND MATHE-
II NAUTICAL SCHOOL, FOR BOYS.
Fourth street, bet,reel BROAD and Marshall
q. L. C. SALTER, Principal
J; 1; WILLIAMS; 4. M Assistants.
The fourth session Of this School will commence
September 22d, and close July 18th following.
The course OF studies viii embrace the Conmon
English Branches, Mathematics, Latin, Crock aud
the Modern Languages.
TERMS Payable semi-annuaiY in advance:
Senior Classics and Mathematics .......-....BGo 90
Junlor. ~ W,
Common English Branches. 40 %
Primary Instruction ............-........' % w
Modern Languages, each.................... 70 oo
6-dlmF
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AIRS. MALLORY,S SCHOOL FOR
Vl CHILDREN, of both sexes. in separate apart
ments, viii be in session on MONDAY, the 18th Of
September.
hesidence, 4th street, between Grace and Frank
lin str Ia lin
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CAHD-LOUIS j. BOSsIEUX, steam
" Candy Manufacturer and Dealer in Confection-
airy. Fruits &C., 107 Main St Give him CALL
4 EWIS n. WEBB ~ Co., GENEhAL
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, offer their
vices for the sale and purchase of Flour, Wheat,
Corn Tobacco &c. 8-.-6m
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NEW WASHING MACHINE.--The sub.
scribers beg leave to nform the citizens of Rich
nond city, Henrico, Hanover, Louiss, Goochland
and Fuvanna counties that they have purchased the
right to manufacture and sell the Floating Balls
Knuckle WASHING MACHINE, patented by C.
Helingsworth in 1852, and now ready to furnish
families, Hotels, Boarding Houses etc on moderate
terms.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing, are requested to
call and witness the operation Of this Machine, ct
VIM. Fl. Woodward's on 9th and Franklin streets, or
r B. Woedward's, on Main and 9th streets, where
orders will be punctually filed.
VIM. II. & r. B. WOODWARD.
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=, N.~ yarh. Wednesday, thar were sales o.
.saaa y. g. :. sesaa, and $4,000 Tennessee So q
ea2i a -
n. Nav Ye,k Iournsi Of Commerce Of "eones
~ s.ra.,d for money continues active; iosns On
81. srs ssily obtained for prime " "A
81 borrowers, but tinac sngasements co
bisher rates Of interest = -. ~, ,,minai.
Fareisn Exchange haa been ipsssive oas ng"''n-
t. srm sinos the cics,as of the ste MAJ . A.
The stock aafkct opened heavily 70, 80. .ia.s ~
the First 8osrd-
she following are the fcotinss Of the Bosom week
II Bank statement for the past week. compared ~i.a
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ID III. A.. TIGHE,s sELkCr CLASsl
IL. CAL AND COMMERCIAL SC o o L, OIL

u D Ill, IL
II. CAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, on
Frsnklin street. above 7th
The next Academic year of this School will open
MONDAY, the 18th September, and close the 18th
July following
Pupils viii be received who are prepared to enter
any Of the classes. A class fer beginners in Latin
Mr.. s1ML s CARR, a Maste, Of Arts from the
University of Virginia, and very superior mathems-
teal Teacher, win assist in the School.
Professor JOSEPH MICH.4RO w1iiteach Modern
An eminent artist will teach Drawing. et
The Principal viii teach the Classics and most OF
the English ETEEefes
rfISARY DEPARTMENT.
class of little boys, under ten years OF sge, will
be formed, who will bs taught BY competent Teach
err Reading Writing, Spelling, Arithmetic and Geo
graphy exclusively, at a tuition OF SIS per session
Of ten months.
REFERENCES
Among the patrons of the school last year, were
the Rev r. " Moore, D.; the Rev Geo Wood
Grant, John NJ Patton, VIM Marshall, John NJ. Roy
Lewis D. Crsnshaw, corbin Warwick, j. Adams
Smith, Nicholas Mills, Philip Mayo, Beers Poin-
dexter, john H. Tyler, of the firm of Mitchell Ty-
For iuf'hs' pH't'i r. ipf E: TfaHE. A. M,
Franklin St.. above 7th.
P. s.-As the vacancies are few, an early applca-
ton fer the admission of pupils ia desirable.
al 30-dlm
g T. n Il Z ON,S ENGLicH
y. CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL, 4TH
street between Main and Franklin-The next SEES
sion will commence 18th September, and close 18th
July.
TERMs-English Branch $40; Higher English
and Languages $50 and $50, according to advance
ment. au 29-im
DlCtiMOND LILA ~ICAL AND MA
IL THEMATlCAL ACADEMY.-The exercises of
this School will be resumed On the lat October next
Session 81 months
The services of graduate of the University of Va
in the department of Ancient Languages, and Mons.
BUcHLER in Modern Languages have been secured.
TERMS:
(Paya6Ie Semi Anaualty in ddcance)
For tuition in Latin, Mathematics and English. $50
.l Do. Greek, extra. 10
Do. either of the Modern Languages. 20
For his qualifications Instructor, the Principal
refers the following gentlemen among his patrons
during the pest session: Gov. II A Wise Messrs G..
A. Myers, Jno. NJ. Patton, A. r Holiaday, Geo. w.
Gretter l.. Fontsine, Price, P. r. Grattan, Rev.
G. Woodbridge and J. PeteTkin
"Mr stuar. is graduate of the Virginia Military
Institute and for three years discharged with great
satisfaction the duty of Assistant Professor of Ma
themstics in it. do, with great confidence, say to
the patrons of his Academy, that they will find In
him q Jealous, competent and faithful teacher.
Francis II SMITH,
superintendent of Va. Military Institute"
se5-dtO1
q T.. BURRUSs's HODL, in the
". basement of the Universalist Church, Mayo st.
Tho thirteenth session of this School will commence
on the 18th inst and close the 10th of July next
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Richpond, Sept. 10th, 1856.

HENRY BAKER & CHAS. A. BROCKMEYER,
No Il Main street, agents for D. BAKER, JR., have
hand all kinda of CIGARS, CHEWLNG AND
SMOKING TOBACCO. which we prepared to
sell as cheap be bought in the city. call
from the public is respectfully solicited.
Sc l7---fs BAKER & BROCKMEYFR
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BUSINESS CARDS.


d. B. BRIDSFoRD, N. TINSLEY PATE,
- rRANYLfN MATHEWS.
ID RIDGTORD & CO.. General Con,ynis-
ID mission and Forwarding Merchants, on the DOCK,
Richmond, We. 81 20
rEORGE s. LOWNEs, 256, NEnfn street,
NJ near 7th.--Grates; Tenders; Summer Fronts,
fsauare circle and eleptic patterns) Ornameptais,
Iron Rail; Balconies Versudshs, &c.
Remember the number and give me call after Z.
aiming elsewhere. Imy 2l-6m
A W. RICHARDSON. General agent
IA and Collector, attends 10 the Collection OF
Claims Hiring out Negroes, Renting out Houses, and
all the duties of General Commission Business
~ Office 18th street, opposite Excnanee Hotel,
with w H. Richsrdson,) Richmond, Va
sc I'm
T1O TO Is A q co MANUFAC TU KEks.--
i The undersigned, Agents and Commission Mer-
chants for Virginia Manufactured Tobacco, in New
York, respectfully solicit shipments of Tobacco, to
their address. From their acquaintance with the
trade they atter themselves they can give sstisfac-
ton to shippers.
lines c. Adams late 1.-THE firm of Patteson, Adams
Co would be pleased to hear from mis- old friends
at this house.
Liberal advances on consignments.
CONNOLLY l. ADAMS,
Fse . a Front street, N. Y.
JAMES A. CONNOLLY. RoBT. M. ADAMS.
iv I--d9un
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MkS. Il. J. DARDEN begs leave to in
1VA form her friends and the pubic, that her School
for young Ladies', on Shockoe Hill Marshall street,
between 4th and 9Th Streets il in successful ope
ration and that she will be assisted by her husband
the Rev James Darden, who, we'll az herself
has had much experience in teaching and will give
special attention to the thorough Arithmetcsl Tin
Guiding ok-keepipg) and Mathematical depart
ments.
ES- She can accommodate few more BoARDERs
Richmond. Sept u. 1856 Sc I8-lm
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FOR KENT.-.T'he house. tbir

- FOX kkNT.-.The house. third door
ga from the corner of 9Th and franklin streets js-
Sks2 Gently occupied by VIM. N. Grant, ESQ. II cor.
taiDs 10 fine rooms, Kitchen with rooms city
ter aud gss the premises in perfect order and poa
session given immediately Apply to VIM. H. GRAM,
ESQ.,. or to the undersigned
an Pitts T. r RAGLAND co,
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CLASSICAL. AND MATki
" SCHOOLrR4 ROGER MARTIN

CLASSICAL AND MATki EMATICAL
" SCHOOL-By ROGER MARTIN
This School opens the lst of October, in the new
building the corner of Clay snd 9th streets.
TERMS: Payable semi-annuslly in advance.)
SENIOR CLAss-The Classics and higher Math-
elnaLlcs. &bu
JUNIOR CLAss-The Rudiments of ths Classics
with the higher English Brauches......... so
PRIMARY DEPARTMENr-Spenng, Reading
Writing, Grammar, Geography, Arithme-
Mr.. Martin can be found at his fathers rooms (J.
3. Martih's) from TO / o'clock.
Modern Languages and Drawing vii be taught by
com peisrt Professors. 81 --
e This School will be permanent one.
Sc Sim ROGER MARTIN.
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PsnAnrLrHrA CirrLs Maker, Sept. 22-The
market du,iag the past week largely supplied
Tle a,riysls sc Nm X. Torserts Avenue Drove Yard
AMOUNTED to lnoQBeevts. 5000 Sheep. 400 Hogs, and
Ida Cows and Calves, Reeves cold from 81 Is to 30
rr hundred pounds aud at from IS SO TO % on
f.,t sheep were disposed Of at iron, 81 Is to SIS
snd Az per head ssIes rather dull. hogs sold
slowly OF from AS TO Is per hundred pounds--
Coys a nd Calves sold at from S25 TO 80. The total
stock in market was 400 Beeves, 5000 Sheep, 1900
Hogs saed 100 Cows and Calves. 5..
BY Telegraph.
BlLrrMoxs, Sent 25-Flour declined Howard
street and Ohio $3.50; City Mills Is. Red Wheat
81 SAL 40; white Si45oi 590l.S. White Germ
81 G62, yellow 6o163
New YoxK Sept 25.-Flonr buoyanti Ohio &6 251
6 4o standard Southern sc s74. Wheat higher; Thi'e
Si.5aQl6e; red 81 IS. Corn unchanged. Stock I'M
changed.
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SCHOOL ON q ii U RICH HILL.--The
Ixercisss Of MIRA WEBB'S School, corner OF
Broad and 24th Streets viii We resumed ON Wed
NESDAY, the ist Of October next
Ierma nc. made known ON application.
au l8-dtiaO
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~ FOR kENT-.A Dwelling House nj
S&sa the corner Of Cary and Fcushee streets Five
kA rooms with freplaees in them, besides the kieh-
and outhouses for servsnts. A small garden. Tho
house is conveniently arranged and in good ordsris
occupied by the owner, who infepds to 70 to is
country The premises may be seen by any person
desiring to rent. Possession given Immediately For
terms apply to TH0S. J. EVANS.
A.
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
L-The subscriber having returned TO he city, will
resume the duties of his school on Monday, Septem-
Der 18TH in his school house the of Clay
and lst streets.
TERMS:
For session Of 10 months the same as heretofore,
viz s. g.
English Branches, including Book Keeping 90. $50
Latin Greek aud Mathematics ................. 40
Payable semi-annually in advance.
&c Sim GEORGE A. WEED.
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Mr.. J. II. BINFoRD is graduate of the University
of Virginia, and has been successfully engaged in
teaching during the last four years both in Eastern
and Western Virginia, Testimonies from the Pro-
fessors of the University Of Virginia and his patrons
as to his capacity and qualifications, be seen, If
desired by calling at Messrs Binford Porter's Csb
net Warerooms, Franklin street.
J. III. BINFORD,
an l-2ta,uI M StawInn w r BAILEY A &
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MRS. A. Is. > COLE will resume her
lvl class in Singing Vocszstion and instruction
the Piano, the second " eek in October.
Amy commune stion may be left at P. H. Taylor's
or Mrs. Pellets on Broad street. se Elm
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tOh ENY-.The keorms over NV
stores, on Franklin street, occupied for the Ia i
3sa five years by Mrs. Roane, e. a boarding horss
Eight comrlodious roorDs, good kitchen, and CIV
in the city for first class boarding ouse Possession
given ON the 18th September. kpplyto
WILLIAM T. KING
Sc 5-ts and Franklin street
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L,NUSHEE ST. GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Il By WIN. A. RENNIE.-The next session will
begin 18th September, 1856, and end 18th July ensu
ing. Terms reasonable.
Until the 18th inst, the undersigned be at
his rooms On Foushee street, between Broad and
Grace, in the building formerly occupied by Messrs
Bickford Budwell. now known as Saunders Hall,
between the hours of n and II A. NJ when he will
be happy to give any information that may be de-
sired.
Sc S-lm* VIM. A. RENNIE.
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- VALUABLE rKIvA'Nk DWELI.-
H::a INGS FOR SALE.-The subscribers are au-
thorized to sell the following very valuable mi.
vate Dwellings, viz: The Brick Tenement, at the eo
of Clay and 5th streets, in the occupancy Of
Mr.. Henry w. Watkins; also, the new Brick DweI-
ng at the corner Of Clay and 9Th street. recently
cupied by Mr.. 10. r. Howison, and now by Mr. W.
4. Robinson.
The location of either residence is excellent Each
of them is ia perfectrepar. Apply to.
sc I8--l lot G0DDIN Il APPERSON, Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-26

~ University of Upsal and nearly three years a
resident in this country, offers his services to the c
zers of Richmond, as teacher OF the Latin, Greek.
Gsrnan and French languages He will instruct
classes in Schools, or give private lessons. Terms
moderate He can be found at his rooms, corner
Refer to L. M. Harold, p. II. Montague Rev. Mr..
Michelbacher. AZ.
If desired, Mr. E. will form private classes in
r.tir or C3resl se9-1mt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-26

s.sQUIRR1s AELKOT CEAS91CAT.
II. AND EN0LtSH SCHOOL, corner Of Ain ana
Inence on the 18th Of Septic mbey, la56 49,
Languages. ~ = ss-ssess---
John a. cALYo, Tssshss b Dnwi.s.