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70. ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON.

az CERN.-Taten up on the Western Branch.
n about the 25th of July coIored man. who
~. years of age, FIVE feet six inches high of 8
dark bacon color He pretends to be a free man from
Isle of Wight county, but having papers he is be-
January, and signed John Chapman, which is sup
posed to have been written by himself Any infor-
nation concerning him may be had on application to
the subscriber keeper of the Jail of Norfolk county
MARSHALL HUTCHINSON,
sc A-6w -.' r Jailor Norfolk county
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nOCT. PL U MI Il, OF the Old Medical
IL House is still engaged 10 treating all sorts of Sc

nOCT. r IL U III Il, OF the Old Medical
II House. is still engaged treating all sorts of Sc
cret Diseases, and HEREBY invites call from those
vine have heen uafcIluhate in their associations.-
DR.. p uld psrt arly invite call from persons
physicians as incuraDle- Cases few indeed that
cannot be reache -,-Er medicine when correctly ap-
piled The article known as the CHEMICAL Elk.
TRACT OF FRENCH FLOWERS, is probably the
very best thing before the public for renovating
q system shattered by dissipation or other cause.
The Ague and Fever remedy, called FRENCH
Office on rranklin street, just below the Exchange
Hotel, and first door South of Trinity Church, Rich
mond, Va. ..,5
Medicines securely packed and sent to order, with
full directions 50 ije3l
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FALL. TRADE. m
THE GREAT SOUTHERN HAT AND
car MANUFACT0KY AND DEPOT.
.tOHN DooLEY, 81 Main Street,

JOHN DOC16 =, Oh MAIN 9I0oty
RICHMOND. VA, esss
HAS now ready for the Fan trade, BY wholesale and
RETAIL che mest varied and extensive stock he has
ever imported or manufactured. iavs&
In order fhst the requires OF all his customsn
may be most fully rnet-and 70 obviate the necessity
North for their Goods he Ia an assortment Of
eveyp article in his tine both home and foreign for
Ladies' Gentleme Childrens aud Servants wear
which he could find In the different markets he has
visited or communicated with. g.as 4
To the getting up Of Silk and other Hats In his own
manufactorys he pays the closest attention, and he
feels confident that few other houses North or South
can equal. end mona excel him therein. -
His fscilites for conducting his buEness being of
the most complete hind, all orders Will Be- filed with
the greatest punctuality and prornptnss. -s1gss
an S0--ta ~ 80 sEs saffs Sz9ls = At t.,s.s 5
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VH0CUH,AT DIGEsT FEKRUGI

TH0CULAT DIGES FEkRUGI-
" NEUX; Pate Pectorale and Sirop Psctorsl de
Nafe d Arabic Racshont des Arabes Specialize des
Veritabes Pastil es de Vichy Fumlgateur Peeto al
pour les Malsdes dss Votes de Ia Respira on Peres
D'Ether; capsules Mathey- Caylus De Gluten Au
Baume de Copahn ct Citrate de Fer; Copahu Cubehe
ct Ratsnhia; Captuies de Kaqu1n au Baume de Co.
able, odeur saveur de fer dioie Piiules de
Carbonate fsrreux inalterabe De Wallet; Envelopes
Medica,nenteuses; Drsgees de Santonine and other
French preparations, fer sale by
.ss. : MEADE Il BAKER, Pharmeciena, IL
oc 2-IW - 1856. N. w. cor ain and 10th Sta
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m M 90 r. E. s.
PREMIUM bsEsss
HAT - L. L II u Z n =. $

lsThoss ID want Of tip-op HATS, are rsminded th.t
their taSts can be ratified st the PREhlUM NAT
STORE No 2n Rrosl street, whore can slways 20
f6ubA the NEST durable and complete assormsne "
the city NY purchases ssesssesily large, - sop
ply The iuereaipS demsnd for the pressnt popular
fisfs which hsvs been introduced this Fall. =
: nv assortment Of CAPS for esntlsuen. youths and
bsys and my children's aud missed HATS. CARS
and FL ATS, are foIi and well selected
My stock Of Ladies' and Misses FURS 70 full ana
yery fne comprising all the various styes $50
In fact my stock 10 very large and we'll selectsd, OF
all nrticel belonging to my bus.ness, which will sell
wholesale or retail. at the very lowest prices.
mine my stock before buying. Cali at the Premium
HaE Store. 207 Broad street 80. 4xoopr
r. S-Hats made to order II the shortest notice,
warranted TO please i. s 80 ..y % S7.--lm
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MRS. r.. j. DARDEN beRs leave to I'm
lSl form her friends and the public, that her school
for young Ladies, on lShockoe Hih Mafsha!l street
between 9TH and 5h streets 10 noW In tuccessful ope
ration and that she will be assisted BY her husband
the Rev james M Darden, who al well a. herself,
has had much experience in teaehihs, shd viii eiys
aludng Book. keeping1 and Mathematical depart
ments. s=st'| sffi-' ~ - - r
FY- She can accommodate lew mete BoARDERs
Richmond, Sept II, 1885 IH-e - l8-1m
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& ELECTED, GROUND SPICES I'VE
- would call the attention Of housekeepers to
PURE Ground Spices. They warranted to be sift-
mixed he ordinary Ground pieces usually sold
with cheap substances or a1uiterations Of any kind
Each parcel is secured in q wrapper of TIN foil and
pasteboard thersby preserving the oil and excluding
insects 49, MEADE Il BAKER, Chemists,
oc --lw i66 N W. corner NJ in and TO- h ats
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TACK SONS EXCELSIOR BITTEkS IL
y peculiarly adapted, by its composition, to every
disease of liver and stomach which is produced by
our ever varying climate. In all forms OF bilious
diseases and Liver Complaint, it Ii one of the most
valuable remedlee.t 50
Prepared only by +. II. JACKSON and for sale
BY DIua gsts generally je28
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. YIRGINIA AND TEN

r. Hazxn VIRGINIA AND TEN
@8 NESSEE RAILROAD.-NO-
- = = =. = IICE TO PASSENGERS
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and sitter the 1st
of October the Road will be completed to the Ten
nessee line, and the Passenger Train will run fol-
lows: .s.-sf atft,t ss gs-4
Leave Lynchburg at IS A. NJ. and reach Bristo
at M. =. 45sF 81 sg.iss--5E
Leave Bristol at $40 A. II. and ach Lynch burg
SIS P. NJ. 81 tttsa hee E. III. GILL,
Sc 22-Sm IS ,st5.f4s f.. s.sas r. Gen. Supt.
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ESPECIAL N0TiCE.-Express packages, for
Norfolk Petsnburs Richmond and ell places In Wiz.
gnis and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
steamships Roanoke and Jamestown win heresfter
be received by the ADAMS lxPRESS COMPANYl
who ara the authorized Agents for Express priyess
on these ships. ara 81 ~ r. 20.
ofRse of the New York and yirsini.. ste.m.h;,
Company 81 LUDLAM PLEA6ANrSI =.
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Ia ACCOMPANY. Isl Main It. A hsS.

f.. cMEEeEg5Sz.N1 THE ADAMS, EXPRESS
&2 WCOMPANY, lS4 Main st.. hav-
- ------- ling resumed their Steamship
Express to and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
mond, byssteamers Jamestown and Roanoke which
and thence by railroad 10 Weldon, Wilmin gton.
Lynchburg, Salem, Wythevilie and the principal
places in Virginia and North Carolina, are now pre-
rates, every kind OF Merchandise, Vsluable Parcels
teweiry. &c, to the above named cities. and all
places on the sesboard. I 8
Our Express On the stesmships viii be accompsr
MED by special Messengers, Who will give their pep
scne attention to the careful handling of goods en-.
trusted TO the ADAMS EXPRESS co.'s Stean,ship
Express. 500 ! -
shippers will please take notice that packages to
pofns in Virginia and North Carolina will be sent by
steamers unless otherwise marked =
Freight received ON day Of sailing, until O'Clock
2. n J. L. MACDONUGH.
~ Agent of AdamS Express Co z
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MIR. LEFEBVRE' SCHOOL, Richmond,
Vl VA.-The next session of this fnstitution will
open on the LIST day Of October, 1855, and close on
the first day of Jn1y, 1857.
TERMs.--Board $500; Washing $50; eEnglish TUT
ton $40; Modern Languages, each SO; Latin $50;
Music on Piano, Harp or Guitar $50; Drawing $50;
Drawing from nature 40 Painting swster coofs so;
in OIL $50 Primary Departments for children under
10 years of age $50. ~. ID ID q. -
Observation-Disclosures Of the SCHOOL, Right Rev
Bishop Mead, Right Rev. Bishop, Johns, Right Rev.
D., Rev. T. v. Moore, D D., Rev B. GiAerslssve. !
FAcULrY.--Hubert P. Lefebvre. A.. NJ, Principal;
Rev. H. g. Keppler, Rev. w. E. Webb.A.M;J ). p Lit
tie, M. D., R. A Lewis, N. D Joseph Mishsrd, John
A. Caiys, Z. w. Thilon, Miss Gordon. Mrs Taylor.
Madame Estvan, MILE Lacy, Miss D.. BSrtlstt, Milo
Villemet French Governess, etc., etc., ] cfsf
All letters to be directed to "a anst,s
. jy7- Am HUBERT z. .LEFEBVRE.
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j 8 CO-PARTNERa]

ui4A g CO-PARTNER8HI &o.l slsHiN
TO-FAHTGEKsHIP .-.We have this day
~ associated with in business C. IL. PLEAS
ANTS. The buiness will hereafter be conducted
under the firm of VANLEW, TAYLOA1k co. + s
July l. IS5S-jy Ssf-es FVAN-LEW Il TAYLOR
4 ,tbPAR,fNEhsHiP- II he unaers,gned
~ have formed q Co-pxttpership under the firm
pose Of conducting Wholesale snd Retail Dry Good
business. ,sGs& stRs ? - ~ T9TwfE
They have taken the Store now undergoing a
thorough srepHir No. n Main street, under Mr..
Whitehursrs Daguerrean Gallery, where they Ill
in few days open large and choice stock Of sta-
pie and Fancy Dry Goods, selectsd with great care
from the Northern mark ats and sdapted to the hest
class trade to which they invite the attention their
former patrons and the public generally. - p
SILAS JOHNSON, S& -
"a n dfz3tf3 q WIN r. HARDWOOD. $3.50
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A HOME HlEDIClnk.--nIRs. DAtVs'
Cough, and affords great relief in Consumption and
msst diseases arising from colds and neglected cougha
The following few extracts from certificates OF
citizens of Richmond who have tested its virtues:
"Ry timelyuse Of it, have no doubt 1t has saved
one many aoctor's fees. know of it, good effects
with great many other THAI my own fsn'iiy."-Ws.
McCYeYv. .r-ss v sl.s 20.
81 have used 1t in my family for three years, and
found It the best family medicine have ever used"
N, 4. Stevenson. Il 5 -. D. =.
terr-M r. Godpoin. -ss .....-.- - .....
81 have tried all the cough remedies of the day
Dawy to be the most valuable preparation Of the kind
new in use."-EtJah Warren. ~. =
Fer sale by Mrs. A. &. DAVIS, sennett Beers,
Alex Duval, Paterson l. jackson, Chaa. Mllgpaagh,
E. J. Picet, A. Bodsker and Charles d. Yale.
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4 yA IA. ~ E,A4RpIs ts.H

II yAAkALh RAkkNS 4tbA SAlsk.--s4 aut
AUTHORISED to cell d ysluahls farm in Pow ian
county miles from fhs Court aesse, and miles
from James rlysr, and niles from tbs Dapyile Raj
road confanps 665i acres go acres is eisaxsd 60
scres ~ very ,uch creek low grounds : The elearsd
land g divided IN fsnr helds lndcr rood fsness well
and IN Oh coed Dwelling
House Ice house. Stables foSseso Issss and Guar
feyG ba,aocs In wood land. The, baIral and other
ancef on the land VIII moro thar payy for The farm
never fsttips ekesk Eqea thtcpSh the land e.
. ALS0s- traet Of Ill ceres miles from owha.
Tan Court HOUSE, and 3 miles from James river; 400
aares 81 ~hichss cleared land; balance IN sSirsin
esswths wall tfuhereA Ia pine snd OAK = Bufidisss
eesd AAjoinine the house h hve tobxcco lots of Is
scres sarA worth It least i 100 per sers Ncishbor.
hood poa The eisaFsd iaud rsrt Il In high state
efe.ltisations - the present. crops viii chow
Ah00--AuacE - scfes. ihil4e from Yowhstan
Ceu!t Aeusss - aerse ofWhtoh d eleatpd bslance
Y yirsaa ssewt eo.sssae 80 pine On md hios
+ A1ae.s-A tsset ss5 aercs ID Chests,fsla eouptv
on S.ik creek, GO mile s3htsst MassinT Bepot -
nahstus lsilsesdo Fbars i o. his trsci 0rist N
= 80 s 1900 g ssfes a.st ar.iy wv md. er
Iu,aso $500 isn8 0eh lshbsred; th2 batseee of
the i.ad z Y high stats &c cuasisssisn, audi cs
WI y8s ~ fes9 " ~ petnhbWPnd4 10 "a
q Nfyes4l eaau llrsps Al akA eame n6iShkor..
5Rp9 xalfb WI ~ .eoA essbaxeeia. hiss ri s.
49, -. = ea& me{e ~ .teSe pNde ye4 tkesAl ~
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H aknAEn SiHsfi4nfs i wSsIa Nm IS IS.
he shst they have secured the ssrvfces 81 msdsmoi
seres IA his country, who viz with id.isnsissils
v.ss.s, have charge Of The gssneh Clssea IN tAsif
s Es.s cI.vr wsll reside IL the AMY IL D. Lss
PawsI one Of the riissipal txho has share Of the
BeasdinK department Of tbs Instifnks1 sa1 she wiz
Sc reqsirsd 10 speak RpsnsAs hstatuAIjy With the
& ss,ine thak the siysntssss thusolsfsAfof sequr
ing theroaeh knswlsdss Of ses Lfsss4eh tsnspsse
and fss lsaspias to spssk ft fusy NJ in5sn0r g
sr.i i = .. 1S Fssesh IL d lee sss .
spssk hsf own issguae Il ksEs the6 IN Months
On cay. Of len ,sp q d - il ensssheei than U
Ths PRINCIPAL. d9sr. Is, "a s.b sst-ntidn to
Prepsn,ory Dsparfment Of THAR lnsitsee. Pupils
over tan years win be admitted. %.d especial attsn
q n Pr NDTK17ON - onl1aiilAsii,
~, CLASSICAL AND EMATIcAL sscHoot-s4 th
street between Main and sFranklis.-Ths next ses.
zion will commsnss ath September andsiose 18th Of
'e Tys.n.-rn..h branch s4 ' Hish.g En..h and
L.ns1.ls. 80 and sea soeordiat 10 sa'Aaee"sn'.
Mics q. q: ] ENIIF THIS syHOOt FOB
r.t q oetoSsi next ri iSSafs It the
School Rooms eornsr of Fifth and Franklin streets
formerly Rev. . Hoses. 80. = o-se SIN
ENGLIsH CLAssICAL AND nATH r F.
suhscrbsr will opena school for Sonde Eadiss 81 Or
Cauthorn's resdeoce, Broad It the Est Monday In
Octsber. In this school, which viii be continued nlne
months will be taught besides the ordinary branches
Of On Eng Ism Education. Latin Greek, Mathematical.
French and Music The has had many years
experiences in she stto hersef that she
can furnish satisfactory evidences OF her quslIhca-
lions and success She will. be sided By competent
assistants Terms. for English branches $40; Tor
Lain. Greek, French, Mathsnatics snd Music $50
to 500 payable seu,i- annually in advance.
-. H. gADELINE CAUTRORN, Principal
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No ii7 MAIN nThEkT. s.@e
TAYLOR q CO. having ia. M

TAYLOR q CO. having tn. NESH
- ken the store formerly occupied by -
James Evans. have now on hand q large and spien-
did assortment of CHINA GLASS AND EARTH
ENWARE, and are daily receiving new additions
thereto They are prepared to efer great induce
ments both to the city and country trade. Orders
sent to them viii be faithfully executed.
Messra. JOSEPH SrEBBTNs and e, HATCHER, for
msrly in the employ of Mr. Geo. J. sumner, can be
found ct the above store and will be pleased to meet
with their Old friends and acquaintances.
20 24-d1m
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MEDICINES.

r. EONAfeD's INSTANT RELlEF.--1hi his
IL CELEBRATED COUGH SYRUP has the ap.
prevail ofths Medical Faculty of Virginia. IL has be.
come tam yInedicine eud its fame is spread in all
ps rts of the state INSTANT RELIEF and speedy
cure of Coughs Colds Asthma, Hoarseness, &c
To be had of Messrs. DUVAL IL NORTON, L B.
THOMAS w. p LADD. GRUBBS APPERSON,
LAIDLEY l. ROBINSON. GEO. DOWDEN, 8. III.
.ZACHRIsSON, ANDREW LESLIE, s. P. SEM
PIE. L. 8. WOOD, A. BODEkER, DR. JACK
SON, ChAs. MILLSPaUGH, DR. GARLICK, late
o. T. Hill, j Nv. POLLARD and o A STKECKER.
Wholesale and iall Agents. Messrs. PURCELL,
LADD Co, BENNETT, BEERS Il FISHER,
ADIE L. GRAY, oP. JOHNSTON Il BRO, and OF
TEuS LEONARD corner of Clay and Adame sta.
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Acsusl decrease for me WeeK'..''.'.. bzbo,I 6a
Richmond Markets, October Z.
pLOUs-Ns sales and no indications to show the
spirit OF the market.
fWdEAT-very little Offering and rats remain
Unchanged viz: Good to prime Red S l.400i45; good
70 prims White . so to s.
: CUkN,-Siock light and demand active at former
auotatious-7o075c per bashel ~t 3
BY Telegraph.
R.Ir,moxE. Oct 7th Flour unchanged. Wheat
6eeIined---Red 8 40Qi.42; White III 47di.s6.--
Corn White 5Sd6I ,.
Nrw YoRK. Oct 7.-Flour advancing Ohio SC IS
as "a. standard Son.hern stat 10 Wheat un-
CHANGED. White 81 5s0I6l; Red 81 So Corn droop-
ing and unchanged
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grain At this market yesterday amounted to over
6O0O0 bushels. about So 900 bushels of which were
wheat We understand that all thu roads are now
taxed to their utmost capacities in bringing for.
ward the produce from the interior. These i'm.
msnse receipts have had the effect to depress the
market somewhat. though the very liberal price
Of 81 03 was paid for straight lots Of club wheat
yesterday, and 81. IL to 10 for white winter
The amount of stuffs TO 60 forward for the next
GO days, will be 100000 bushels per week at a
low estimate, EMPLOY ing the clearance of 100 YES
sells per week. If we allow 90 days to vessel for
trip, the. number to be employed would
amount to $50 vessels -Mituaukie us Anay
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Sc 10 --lm* t-st.s---- ~ = y n
NLOF 4. EnIUssON,. a &radaate of the
" University OF Upsai and nearly three year. ~
Gems of Richm ond. a. teacher Of the Latin Greek
German and Fsench languages De will instruct
classes in Schools, OF give private Lessons. Terms
moderate He can be found at his roem'' corner
Refer to L. nj. Harold, r. H. Montague, heV' MI
If desired. Mr.. E. will form private classes in
Latin or Greek. IL. Pc s-Im- III
EDICHMOND r EMAlE INsTfTUTE.--
II Ths exercises Of the Institute will be resumed on
the first MONDAY in October %
TEAMS PER SESSION: ii -
Board sss ~
Tuition In Collegiate Department............ % w
Tuition in Preparatory Department. ......... 81 W
Ancient or Modern Languages. esch..s...s.. " w
The large number entering the Institute during the
last session, (268, has encouraged the Trustees 70
provide still increased facilities and the arrangements
Tor instruction viii be on the same elevated and Hbe-
tons No pains will be spared to eCure the highest
advantages the young ladies who nay honor q b
For catalogues. or further infornatsns sadre"
" 2s-d3m - ~ ~ GO siec Richmond Va.
NTIsS TAZKVELL,S SCH0Ul., Grace
lNl STREET BETWEEN 7rH AND 8rA-The sixth
session of this school will commence on the first day
of October, and close tn. first day of yuly.
Miss TszewsN will be assisted bya gentleman
whose attachments aud experience render him con-
siderable acquisition to the School Any other de-
sired information viii be communicated thfotgh cir
culars, which San be obtained on application q
Terms payable semi annuaiy ih fdvshce.
For Board. "a. =; 800 w
Higher English Branches. 90 10
Primary do do i::.;s..... so "a "a
Music and Drawing Professors fees.
Sc T-lmr q. - - 80 '4s ~ ~
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Mke. q Hiss ADA Is. III mo IK !,

MI KS. q Hiss ADA Is. N In o K =
Hi n,S,A AND DAY SCHOOL, roR YOUNG
between 4th and 5th. Richmond Va.-The second
session of this institution will commence on the Ist
day Of October next, for one continued session, to
In the organisation Of this school, is Principals and
accomplished Assistant, unite with the fruit Of their
own experence, tho light and counsel of others ami
in the professon and they intend it to afford the
means, not only of thorough course Of substantial
instruction, but also Of all the accomplishments me-
cessary to finished female education : s1as
I Neither in retaining their able and experienced
Assistant nor in the selection Of her Fellow lsborers
nor in their other provisions have the subscribers
worthy of the patronage Of the community. Atteh.
ton will be paid to the manners and morals of-the
young ladies at all times, and deep interest taken in
MUSIC, both vocal and nstrumental,v will be tausbt
by competent Eeachers. The Harp, Piano and Gut
tar, all furnished in the family. sIrs ii -
TERMs: Board, $500; English tuition, d o. Prim.-
~ department $50; Modern languages, each, s2G
Latin, $50; Music on Piano, $50; Harp, $40; Guitar,
RsrEsEscEs: Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Rev Jno.
2. Mcclure, Rev. J. Peterkin, Va; Oliver White
Esq, Fleetwood Academy, Va; e. B Gibson, n. D..
M. D., DR.. R. 9. Csbell. and Col s. ii. PsrisL Rich.
mond; Hon. n. 7. Hunter, Hon. J. M. Clayton, a.,
= 81 s fIsdsTisl coIshasp and Severely aboSElss
- MRS JEFFERSON M iISdd -
" 24-sm MISS A B. MINOR .ast
SOUTHERN FEMALE INsTfTUTE.-.
~ The seventh session Of the Southern femaie In.
n ns,.a's "i commence ON the ht Aonds b October
n The Bsessans Department. y under the sA.rss Of
D. lee -ssa Powell 'S E'q. rr,.. 80 =.
board, Tor = mouthS .............,..... se9On
Tuition !. N
French Italian. German. Spanish. essh.........i..so
Drawing from, 80 T. $50
Music Of Profsssors prices. asa 6.ss Il ytsi
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- FOR NENT--A NV citing n ouse nj
LEG the corner Of Cary and Foushee streets Five
rooms with fire plaess in them, kesides The kitch.
en- and outhouses for ants. A small garden The
house il enienty arranged and in good order-s
now occupied by the owner no to 90 10 the
country. The premises may be seen by any person
desiring to rent. PossesEon given immediately FOR
terms apply to avs. THoS. J. EVANS
ia 4-ta .aatis-. ta.sfss t..4sfff
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, $50 Broad

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, $50 Broad
w sTREEr.-I0eU pairs Of those beautiful Shades
only S7sc., richly worth 81; Landscapes, plain and
fancy hight Shades, 30 cents well worth 81 So spien.
did vase Shades gilt and Gothic Shades at half the
price they are usually sold at. Table Oil Cloths all
n -storekeepers and pedlar. supplied, at New
York prices Also, nice assortment OF Dry Goods,
Hosiery and Gloves at the lowest possible prices--
seq Belts &c.. Ladies' Collars from Sic up; Under
sleeves 25c; Brown Linen Table Cloths 5oc Towels,
~ long, l0c.-with other Goods which will be sold
cheap Ladies' viii find it to their advantage 10 call
1t the cssh store Of III. GOLDEN. 23e Broad at.
jys -. - - between Sd and 4ih
(,HnCuLAfE DftsEs'rE FkKHOEI-
" kEUX--An eleeant combination Of the purest
Chocolate with Lacrate OF Iron, in such form az en-
tfeiy TO disguise all taste OF the lren while ut the
time its we'll known Tonic effscts are fully re-
slised IL has been used with marked success By
many Of our own citizens. When us.d, ir IL pre-
pared as the orciaHFy chocalsts by boiling with milk
&C.. and forms Insst nutritious and deshtful beye-
rage for persoas suffering from debility
MEADE baker, Chemists $.
oc 6 div ls6, N. w. cor. of Main and 10Th ste
NJ r. PERKINS e Co, No. I7I, Es ale
segm mr. nsss sqSsa % hell stosk tes pre-
and striped Vaiertiss; rich Honiton aud
Lace sstts; Black Trimmed Lace do; Cambric and
shsvls; Brochs shaw and sears. All nav =. r.
&c low prices. ssss5 - oc'6 s;
sALICOkts. SHIFTING STnIFEs..-
~ 6ecsived. several cases eonpyisinr ! isrrs a.
ssostnent ct rich sfyle oALic0ES Of The best make
ALss, several pew styles OF SHIFTING CALI
SoEs, received q AuGUSTUS MAILERTS
[ &c : =. NJ ~ Main street
HlGkOM,s RArkNT POHTA -. !. "a.
,DEk AND VINE HiLL--Tkis A1ill Gomez l.
- W4hly recommended, and 80 have rsason rs h.
Heye v 70 he the bsst Cider kii In uss 6 81 4 Tia
Wssoicst orders: Price Z ~ 50. { ssls
sss BALDWIN, OARDWELL & CO.
i4s hain street. kchnsond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-08

MON. +. Elti tON, OF Paris, offers his SER
WI vices to tho pubic as a teacher of the French
language. He will be happy to instruct private pu-
pills and to form c asses for French conversation.
Mon. r.. graduated at the Unverste de France
and has been several years engaged in teaching the
fret literary institutions in Louisiana az -seI
Applications may be made at his residence Broad
street (Mrs Pelets) - tte@ ~
F. kEFEREHcES,
NJ Louis Defau, President Louisiana College. N. o.
N. A lBoysr New Orleans. -lt-ske
MI. Densgre al
M Paul Arpin, Prof of French Literature, n. Y.
Nj. Masseraa editor Courier des Etats Unis ". Y.
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