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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-09
NEW II A Il DIV Ar r. n q u x -
IN ROBERT j DENNY

Begs leave to apprise his friends and the pub
lie that he has just opened in the newly fitted
up and conveniently arranged store, No. 205 Main
street, and nearly opposite the new Custom House,
fresh and complete atock of Hardware Cutlery,
Guns and Edge Tools. purchased upon the most "a.
yorsble terms and embracing the usual variety OF
ticles found in such establishments :
de respeq6nily solicits share of patronage prom.
Using that mn prices shall be low he can Afford
and that every effort shall be used by him to give sat-
istaction to those who may favor him. $50 =
us ms inteatiou to keep hand particularly. q
ware.
Orders from the country shall receive careful and
Rrsnapt sttentian. 27-1m
lGkOk,s PATENT PORTABLE Ca.
III DER AND MINE MiLL.---This NiIl eornes tn
g highly recommsnded, and we have reason 10 BE-
heve IL = be the best Cider Min In me-
We solicit ordera. Price 8l2 50. IS s..,ss 81 ~ Isl
BALDWIN. CARDWELf. & co.
seA lss Main street.. Richmond.
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VIRGINIA AND TEN.

r.. rEzzExaHE VIRGINIA AND TEN
ASS - - NESSEE RAILROAD.-NO-
TTCE TO PASSENGERS-
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE-On and after the Ist
of October the Road will be completed to the Ten
nessee line, and the Passenger Train will fol-
lows:
Leave Lynchburg at As A. NJ. and reach Bristo
ate P M.
Leave Bristol at $50 A. NJ and reach Lvnchburg at
5l5 P. M. e. III. GILL,
az 22-Sm 80 Gen. Sun't
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REV. ]. AMBER WEED, Principal Classical
and English Department,
MR. CHAS. E. LAUCK, Graduate Va. Military In
acknowledgements: Mathematics Nat. Science,
and Military Tactics.
M ]. MICHARD-Modern Languages.
M. J. A. CALYO-Drawing.
The subscriber will commence the 4th annual
session of his School, the LIST October next under
the above or ganizatlon. .
In addition to a full Classical, Mathematical and
English course Military Instruction will be given to
all whose parents my desire 1t. These Will consti-
tute a corps of Cadets, properly uniformed, and SUBJ
The uniform worn by the Cadets will constitute
their daily dress, and will be planned to be at
once economical and neat
The duties of this department. will be so arranged
as not interfere with the regular studies and duties
of the school, but will rather, it 10 hoped become
stimulus thereto, well as powerful agent in pro-
noting the health, manners and personal bearing OF
the pupils and the general discipline of the school
A new building, embracing commodious study and
recitation rooms will be ready for the opening of the
session.
The location 1.-THE brow of the hill adjoining the
sidences of Mrs Bruce and Mr.. Seddon) has been Sc
lected with especial reference to the comfort and
health of pupils being at once retired and accessible,
with free circulation of air. fine prospect, and spa
cious Fairgrounds
Terms as heretofore. Circulars to be had appli-
cation J. AMBLER WEED.
au 29-2m
81 very cheerfully bear my testimony to Mr.. c.
Z. Lauck Graduate of this Institution, faith
full and laborious teacher. He has been engaged in
teaching for two years, and am sure will commend
himself to those who may patronize the school IN
''-'-' -. FRANCIS H. SMITH, Superintendent.
VA military INSTITUTE. Aug. IT. -
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MISSES, AND CHILDKEN's
II 0ES-S0METHIN EXTRA -.-Ru


HSHOES---SOMETHING EXTRA.---By
the steamer from Philadelphia, are in
receipt of uneaualled stock of Misses and Chill
drens Boots and Caters manufactured expressly for
u.s. comprising in part the following: Misses Welted,
Foxed, Button Caters first quality; Childrens do
Glove Kid Top, Button Caters, first quality with
heels; co. do Cloth Top, Button CATERS with heels
first quality; Childrens Goat and Morocco thick and
thin Sole Boots all celors. Also, lot of superior
French Morocco Caters, for Ladies; with hundreds
of other of Shoes to be sold cheap, considering
quality, at the cheap Dry Goods and Shoe store
OCT MARCUS HARRIS,'l83 Broad st.
NPLENDiD STOCK OF FALL AND
- WINTER G0ODS-Elegsnt ladies' dress goods
of various styles; Stella, Cashmere and Bay State
shawls; Velvet Silk, and Cloth Mantillas; White
Goods and Embroderies in every variety; RibboLs
Handkerchief; Hosieries and Gloves in large sup
plies. In men and boys wear, such Cloths, CASH
meres and Tweeds we have one of the very best
sentiments. Also, servants goods such Blankets,
Linseys, Kerseys and Satinets, with large stock of
Linens, Fanneis, blch'd aud brown Domestics. We
call the attention of ell in of cheap goods as
are selling at very low prices.
1879 Broad street.
Carpets and Rugs bought at auction, which we
selling very cheap. oe4
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1NRUG STORE FOR SALE...The stock
- and fixtures Of Drug Store, we'll located and
DRUGGIST,
se 2S--ts asz5t Richmond, PiO.
NOTICE To OUSEKEEPEKS = We
have just received large and complete assort-
ment of CARPETING AND RUGS, which we will
sell very low.
S0--10t LARUS & SHINE
N0VlCE.--Just received. a lot Of very
superior DRAFT HAMES different from any
that have ever been in this markets for durability and
ease cannot be surpassed. .afs5l
CHARLES j. BALDWIN,
Saddle and Harness Estabshment
Franklin stTeet, between 18th and 18th sts
ne lin
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8OUGAxA01ss >ses1sssg~-r~ss
EssETsH !S1El assi S8l L5 ASP nA a
s FosvtA slreet 6stgss. bsosd a.6 MassAn9'
j5o i Mai 1ioHsh 5, = Assistant.
The fourth session Of this School viii commence
The oourss ofstudiss win embrace the Common
Ensiish Brsschss, Nathsmstics, Latin, Greek sad
the M9ssrn i. .dv....
Senior CLASHES and Aathsmstiss.. 90
Junior. =. :,;. T.. "a a.
Primary Instruction - %
Modern Lenguasss, each. 20 %
&C 6-dn
DICHMOND classical AND MATH.
1lEMATlCALsACADEM -The exercises Of this
School will be resumed on the Let October NEXT
Session 81 months
The services Of Mons BucBLER, - Instructor Of
Modern Languages, have been secured.
Payable Semi.Annuallyi in Adysnce) .o
Do Greek. extra go. ......'''.' On N
For his qualifications instructor, the Principal
refers to the following gentlemen among his patrons
during the past session: Gov f. Wise, Messrs; =.
A. Myers Jno. NJ. Patton, A. n. Holladay, Geo. WI.
Gretter, E. Fontaine s. R. Price, r. Grattsn, Revs
g. Woodbridge and J. Peterkin
.Mr stuar. il graduate of tn. yirginis Military
Institute and for three years discharged with sreat
satisfaction the duty of an Assistant Professor OF
thematcs in Ii. do, with great condolences, say to
the patrons of his Academy that they will find IN
him q Jealous, competent ans faithful teacher.
superintendent of Va. Military Institute"
oc 3-6t ~
d Fl. l.. TiGHE,s sELECT CLAssl
II. CAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, ON
| FRANKLIN STREET, ABOVE sEVENTH-The
duties of this School commenced with increased to
cilites on the 18th of September, and viii continue
'eP 81 Z. Tighs A. NJ, Principal, Classical and
| English De partments. Mr. SamuefS Carr, IA Master
of Arts from the University of Virginial Mathemat
| ical Department. Mr.. William M. Fishback, (Grad
ua.e of the University OF virginia Assistant IN Com.
| Joseph Michard, French and Spanish. Mr.. John
| CalYo brewing. Tuition Fees from $40 to $50 pei
| session. French and Drawing each, go extra. PM
mary Department for little boys under ten years OF
| age tuition fees $25 ger session.. aces = &
| REFERENCES:
| The patrons of the school, Rev. Geo. Woodbridge
Rev. n. 8. Keppler, Messrs VIM. H. Grant, John
| M Patton VIM. MARSHALL John NJ. Royal, John
| Crane, VIM Palmer, George s. Palmer. Lewis D.
| Crenshaw, Corbin Warwick, j. Adams Smith. Echo
| las Mills Beers l. POND exter &c. &c. oc 2--2w
MON. z. EMION, of Paris, offers his ser
lVl vices to the public as teacher OF the FRENCH
language. He will be happy to instruct private pu
pills and to form classes for French conversation
Mon. e, was graduated at the Universte de France
and has been years engaged in teaching in the
| first literary institutions in Louisiana:
Applications may be made at his residence on BROAD
street mrs. Pellets)
| NJ Louis Defau President Louisiana College, NC
M. A. Boyer, New Orleans.
| M. Paul Arpin Prof of French Literature, n. Y
| NJ. Masseras, editor Courier des Etats Unis, N
| MA Bolmar West Chester. Pa Be 2S-lm
| n1CHWOND MILITARY INSTITUTE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-09

E4HNx1 THE MUSIC STORE.-fa
M1E2 H. TAYLOR would remind his
friends and the public generally that
where may be found PLANO FORTES, MELODE-
0Ms GUITARS, vIOLINS, FLUTES and ACCoR-
Deems Of the best quality and ct the lowest prices
He is sole agent in this city fer the sale of the cele
brsted Nuns Clsrk's PIANOS, which are not sur
passed By any other makers and equaed but By few.
Also, Gale Co.'s superior Pianos. -.
Guitar and Violin STRINGS, of the best quality.
He has the largest stock of MUSIC to be found In
this State and is constantly receiving the latest pub
cations which he will sen at the reduced prces
and upon as good terms be had elsewhere.
r. Pianos tuned, repaired, and let on hire.
e CT Old Pianos taken in part pay for new ones
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- FOX KENT.-A Dwelling House nj
ssa the corner of Cary and Foushee streets Five
@ rooms with fire places in them, besides the kitch.
and outhouses for servants. A small garden. The
house il conveniently arranged and in good order-s
occupied by the owner, who intends to 90 to IL
country. The premises may be seen by any person
desiring to rent Possession given mm ediately For
terms apply to THOS. J. EVANS.
ne its
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L our new stock of Fall Goods. 1t comprises the
most attractive aud commanding supply of
Dress ana Cloak TrImmings
we have yet offered. as also great variety OF new
A-' ' FANCY AND VARIETY GOODS,
and are constantly keeping on hand most complete
assortment of Knitting Yarns, Cotton and Worsted,
which we sell with small advance on factory prices
Children's Wooden Hose, Sacks Caters
Ladies' Opera Hoods. Scarfs ste.
age Of friends and the public, we assure Them
that with increased facilities have made such i'm
provsments in stock that it 10 second to none
North or South, in completeness and variety, and
that in all cases PRICES shall be AT LEAST AS Low
az the same goods are sold elsewhere;
a o.. HIRscH 4 Bo TT
EIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE can
l. be effected with the AbeTmsrle Insurance Com
pany, favorable terms with any other compa.
ny in this State possessing real sash csgtal to meet
Agss, Richmond, Va
WIZ. Z: EARLY, frest
JNO. WOOD, Jr., sec'y,
Charlottesville. "
TNFIKMAKY OF THE MEDICAL COL
i LEGE OF vIRGINIA.-The lnfrrnary connect
ed with the Medical College, located in the city of
is for the reception Of patients throughout the
year. All persons requiring Medical Surgical
aid except the nsane and those laboring under con-
taeious are admitted into the Institution
The accommodations for the sick complete.
The patients are under the charge of the Professors
of the College The attending Physician and Sur
Of difficulty all the members of the Faculty are call
ed in consultation. The charges for board medical
attendance surgical operations, nursing. and every
service rendered by the Institution, for
White Patients. So Per week.
Colored Patients.
Private Accom- modations. .........7 to Is "
Attending Surgeons -PRoFs. GIBSON, PErIcoLAs and
.e- WEL,FoRp. @s
g Physician.-TucKEa,s corr and CONWAY
Resident PLY sician-MARI HOWARD, M. D.
Steward-N. TURNKEY.
President of Infrmary-L. 8. JoYNEs, NJ. D..
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are requested To call sEd examine, before purchasing
A vALUBLE FARMS FOR sALE.--I am
authorized to sell . valuable farm in Powhatsn
from James river, and miles from the Danvile Rail-
road, containing 1854 acres; $50 is cleared so
acres 10 very rich creek low grounds. The cleared
land Is divided in feur fields under good fences well
and in high of cultivation; good Dwelling
House. Ice house, Stables, Tobacco house and quar-.
timber on the land will more than pay for the farm
A never failing creek runs through the land.
ALSO.-A tract of III acres, miles from Powha-
tan Court House, and miles from James river; 400
acres of which is cleared land; balance in virgin
growth, we'll timbered In pine and oak. Buildings
COED Adjoining the house Is five tobacco lots of Is
hood good The cleared land, part is in high state
OF cnitiyation, a. the present crops win show: ~
ALso.-A tIsct $50 acres, miles from Powhstsn
Court House, go acres of which il cleared; balance
In virgin growth consulting Of good pine oak and hcl
CRY timber Buildings, good, including Stables,
ALso.-A tsact, SOS acres, in chesterisld county,
on swift creek one mile above Martins Depot on
Danyills Railroad. There IL ON this tract Grist MR.
ar and
the land In high state Of cultivation and il consid.
cred the best farm in the neiehborhood.
ALSO- Several small farms In the Same neiehbor-
hood, which will be sold bargain. Pists may DO
seen At my store, and terms made very liberal b.
ea = is sppl,''sa0a % ALEX. MOTT.
DgScT: Z r. .tfa 2 !. !. 3. e re 0la Mesicsl
sret Diseases end ksrsoy Invites : call from those
Or. P.weuld past arly invite call from perYons
2 ne eounty VI: a..e been siyen up ~ their
cannot be rsacns medicine whom colrectIy IS.
piled The article Known - the CHEMICAT TX.
TRACT OF FRENCH FLOWERS, u probably the
very best thing before the public for re noyatins
ssystem shattered BY dasipstien or other cause =
Tns Aeue and Fever randy called FRENCH
MIN. y next 20 certainty. Price ~ per bottle
Hotel vsd hrss door South Of Trinity Church. Rlsh.
nsdisinss ssssrsly pasksd A. sat y srder. With
Inn 0nL1. pare Ham. Fer ssIe s. a
AVU eee THOMAS JONES 6 90.
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kHALL TkADE..-M erchauts visltinx this
4 city, will find at CLARKSON l. ANDERSON'Ss
No. I06 Man street. large and well assorted stock of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, Sc,
az prices which must give entire satisfaction. All
are requested To call end examine before
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n Uea. ANDER10N " GO. haye rsne ~.
a e1to No. io1. Hala street. whore they ~ W ~
gassa e show their ussal stesk Of kibsU,m~s -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-09

MIR. d. TURNER'S SELECT CLASSI.
.NlCAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, MAIN ST.
BETWEEN SAD AND 4rH-The 18th Academic
Year of this School will commence on MONDAY,
the 29th Of September, and close the 18th July.
Classes will be formed to meet the wants Of pupils
every state of their study of the Ancient and Mod
ern languages, the Mathematics and English
Branches au J9--.dl0O
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(NM E AT SALE OF DRY GOODS. --.I
ILARGE STOCK OF NEW FALL DRY GOODS

o. FOR SALE -At the American Sta
A0V bles. 8 fine pair of well-broke Bay HORSES,
quits young and perfectly sound, and work
we'll anywhere. Apply at the American Stables to
Mr. hi 3---ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-09

a Vss ANDbRSUN q CO.,
Al $500 RICHMOND, Va
Have removed to the new store, No. lOl Main
street, second door below i4th street, where they are
prepared to shsw the largest ASSORTMENT of
PLAIN AND FANCY RIBBONS,
ever offered in this market. Also good assortment
OF boNNETS and Millinery Goods Of all kinds.
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- ~, RE Nd LETON,S ENGLlSH,
=. CLASSICAL AND MArHEMATIcAL SCHOOL, 9Th
strast between Main and Frsnklin.-The next ses.
sou win commence 18th September and close 18th OF
July. r.,,.. "a
Languages $50 and $50, according TO sdvsncemen''
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100000 :l.ss s.s.: :, &. a s,. .ss q,
stsnuy on hand. sCgan OF any description made to
srder Of short notice. Liberal discount allowed.
examine my stock and prices before porch ssnr else.
where II. G. g. ZIMMERMAN
Importer aud Manufacturer Of ciears.
S-Sm No. III Broad stroak.
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~ will open School for little boys the first Monday
in oetqSer. on 9Th st., between Broad and Marshelf
She VIII give Instruction in the Latin language, il
schools for advanced boys -
Terms will be made known on application to her,
at the residence of Mr.. James a. Gardner on Broad
street. :. oo-I,,
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~ sNEUX-An elegant Gem biuation Of tho puresf
Chocolate with Lactate Of Iron In such form e. On.
tuey TO diseuise all taste OF the Iran while at the
aiizsd. II has been used With marked snccess BY
many of our own citizens when used, it 10 pre-.
pared az the ordinary chechats by boiling with milk
&c., and forms nutritious aud delightful beye-
rage for persoas sufferipe from debility. - s
IS MEADE BAKER Chemista
oc -dlw LEG, N w. cor Of Main and 10Th sta
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l0f 6Ml4bs bare nnln. Fer eele 81
AVU Gel zaoNA0 JONES 6 90.
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- Fur RENT...The brick WarehousS
IN on tho Basin, Ut the corner Of Gary and leta
1Isk Streets now occupied by Messrs Z. @. 4 W.
D. Tompkins Possession given on LIST Of OctS6s,'
Apply to ED. EACho'
iy J5-ts
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"a FOR RENT-1IARLBORO former.
3 ly WALL STREET HOTLL.-This properly
1zA Is situated on 18th, between Main and Franklin
streets, has been recently enlarged and undergone
thorough repair. It can accommodate comfortably
from fifty to sixty dodgers. There il large bar room
about thirty By forty feet parlor q by so fact,
dining room so By 40 feet, spacious kitchen with
large bake oven and extensive cooking ranges all TO-
Gently built comfortable servant1 rooms, cenveri'
ences sor coal and wood, is we'll supplied with wasr
in TIE Kitchen bar room and on the second Aoon
gas has been introduced into the house, and there
every convenience necessary for such an eststlis'
rnent
Possession given immediately.
For terms apply 10 9ENDALL GRIFFIN
In SD..-6
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- FOR RENT.--The house, third door
E1M from the corner of 9th and Franklin streets re-
jsx Gently occupied by Vim. r. Grant, ESQ. II con.
tains 10 fms rooms, Kitchen with rooms, city wa
ter and gas the premises in perfect ORDER and pos
session given immediately. Apply to VIM. a. Grant.
Esq. or to the undersigned.
au 27--ts u. r. RAGLAND l. co.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-06
Advice to Young Ladies.

Clandestine courlships are not only
dishonorable and uncertain as TO their re-
suits, but base fraud upon the confidence
of parents. They are in all aspects dis
creditable, because however pure or sim
cere, the concealment implies doubt OF
the integrity Of one of the parties. Eli
ther the man is ashamed Of the woman or
the woman ashamed of the man, or some
body, interested is ashamed OF one or the
other of them, or they design to deceive a
confding parent or guardian; but look at
it in any way, or light, the proceeding is
disreputable. The young woman CON-
promises her reputalion-for 'PeoPle
will talk, scandal will originate, and So
ciety. detesting secrecy in affairs OF the
heart, is prone to be censorious; and the
man, if not restrained by some purity of
principle, is ever ready 10 regard the wO-
man with suspicion, at least. They
think with Brabantio, that if a girl de-
ceives her parents, she will deceive 9TH
ers. So girls, have care that in attemP-
ting to deceive others, you are no. your
selves deceived.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-06

IL and
filling 4, ,,Sores
and Ulcers will break out, ~Iu .orer the body
with their repulsive presence.
The Skin under these poisonous influence be-
comes an eruptve volcano, exhibiting to the
eye the disgusting lava Of disease, in the form OF
Salt, Rheum, Cancers, Ulcers, Fever Sores,
Putrd Flesh, Kings Evil, and the most Fright
fuI EruptiOnS ofthe SKIN.
Railways Renovating Resolvent has cured
the most terrible of Skin Diseases and Humors
it will never fail in The worst cases.
LARGE HOLES IN THE NECK.
IN Emigrant called upon us few months
since, who had been troubled with the disease
called "King's Evil" He had two very large
holes in his neck and his head, body and legs
were covered with the most disgusting and
sickening sores We Immediately placed him
under the influence of the Resolvent. ln six
weeks from the time he called upon US every
sore was healed, not even a sore was left upon
his body TO remind him ofthe Kings Evil"
This man, like thousands of other deluded
persons, had laid himself prostrated before two
Emperors, four Kings, and one Queen, to be
touched by the fingers of Royalty, believing
that the hands of their "most sacred maJesties
would drive away the evil" The Renovating
Resolvent had more power in restoring this
moor deluded victim of cruel disease, 10 a
sound condition Of body, than all the kings and
monarchs on the earth
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-06
C303CB 2o3?yg::5Ssg g, ,
DYING, AND YET LIVING.

By THEODORE TILToN.
She died-yet is not dead
Ye saw daisy on her tomb,
1t tbloom'd to de-she died to bloom =
Her summer hath not sped!
She died-yet is not dead!
Ye saw her jewels all unset;
Lo God then gave corunet,
To crown her ransom'd head!
She died-yet is not dead!
Ye saw her gazing toward sky
Whose lights ne'er beam on mortal eye
She linger'd-yearned-and fed
She died-yet is not dead
A messenger on noiseless wing
Bore a sweet summons from the King
She followed where he led
She died-yet is not dead
Thro' peary gate DER golden street,
She went her way with shining feet
Go ye, and thither tread