The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-18

~ She can accommodate a few mere BoARDERs.
Richmond, Sept u, 1886 Sc ls-lm
VOCAL AND PIANO FORTE INSTRUC-
' TION-RICHMoND, AUGUST 22d, l856-Mr. N.
CARUSI. Professor of Music, who has recently
opened PIANO FORTE SALOON in this city,
where he keeps conitently for sale large number
of the best instruments of Chickering's manufacture
tenders his services as TEACHER OF MUSIC
He has for many years taught in the most distin-
gulshed families in Washington, Georgetown and Al
exandria and bees leave to refer to the
tlerneu, who have been his patrons:
Hon Jefferson Davis Secretary of War
Hon. Jesse Bright President of the U. S. Senate.
Hon. James M Mason, U. s. Senate.
Gen Winfield Scott U. S. Army.
Messrs. Gales Seaton, Editors of the National In
telligeucer
William Corcoran, Esq.
J. II Bradley, Esq.
DR.. w B Magruder. Mayor of Washington.
J T. Towers Ex-Mayor of Washington.
Judge james Dunlop, GEORGETOWN, DC.
William Fowle, Esq, Alexandria, Va.
Edgar Snowden,
William Bradley, Esq, Washington.
Mr. CARUsI has brought letters to the flowing
gentlemen of this city, to whom he has permission to
refer:
William +. Richie, Esq
Col. Stafford II. Parker.
Rev. T. v. Moore.
Edwin Robinson, Esq.
Samuel Marx. Esq.
Col. Thomas B. Bigger.
John Rutherford Esq.
Lewis N. Webb, Esq.
Prof Hubert Lefebvre
Prof. Robert J. Morrison.
Joseph K. Anderson ESQ.
Judge John A. Meredith
Conway Robinson, Esq
Rev. Basil Manly.
Robert Ridgwsy, Esq.
DR.. r. IL. Cabeil.
~ Enquire at the Piano Saloon, No 1863 Main
street. opposite the Exchange Bank and over Messrs
Habston Bros Furniture Store.
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NEW FALL GOODs-At No I43 Eagle
Square.
Plain black Gro D'Rhine
Blscs Gro d. Afric and Pout D'Soir
Do Brocade and Striped Silks ..--4
Striped and Chene Coiored do
Black and coored Moir Antique
Do do Silk Robes
Rich Printed DeLaines
Plain black and coored DeLaiues
Do do do French Merins
Misses Mouseiaine Robes
Plaid Flaanels
Black and colored Silk Velvet
Cashmere Scarfs
Plaid and plain Wool Shawls
Rich Cashmere
Sash and Bonnet Ribbons
Kid Silk and Buckskin Gloves
Kid and Buckskin Gauntlets
Silk, Cotton and Worsted Hose
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Marseilles and Dimity Quilts
Table and Piano Covers
Linen and Cotton Sheeting
Pillow Linen Hnd Cotton
Blesched and Brown Table Cloths
Damask Napkins and Doylies
Every description of Tow cling. lie.
ssls PARKER, EIMkO K co.
CIR. NICHOLAS sALUON..FALL I'M .
- PoRTATION OF FRUIT, &c ANDREW
ANTONi respectfully announces to his customer in
Virginia and North Carolina, and the public generally
that he is receiving his stock of Foreign Fruits,
Confectionery, &C. for the fall and winter trade He
invites attention TO his assortment
A A. prepared to supply any quantity of assorted
Candies. OF his own nianufacture. which he warrants
to be equal the best that can be obtained else.
where. ia
1T Is TRUE, that JACOB A LRVY i,
selling the greatest barsains ever offered in this
city. Read the prices call and look at the Goods
then judge for yourselves Here the prices: Gao.
tus Skirta of the best quality IS cts Hoop Skirts
at rs cts super Shifting, at &c. worth 90 and at
sd worth &c.,; Worked Coiiars at SIDE worth 6?Xc
Also at low prices large variety of Calicoes Nous.
LANES, Poplins. Cashm2res, Silks Cambrcs Muslins
and large variety of Embroderes al to be cold at
low prices There no pufog in this
the goods are equally ~ cheap represented Call
soon, @ns JACOB A. LEVY
70 Ia is Main It.