The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-18
N1EVER TOO LATE TO MEND.
~. AZ q ANlOI.PHS Rnakltore and BinderN


G de sa Isn5ta anu '''' HENDERSON,. d
NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND. a...
~ At RANDOLPHS Bookstore and Blndery.
BOSTON Common: Tale of our own Times, by
LIFE and Public Services of Willard Fillmore by
w. L. Barrie, Of Ky; 81
WIDDIFIELD'S New Cook Book, or Practical Re
ceip.s for the Housewife ST..
WoOI'S Therapeutics and Pharmacolosy, or Mate
ria Medics: $3.50
1T is NEVER too late to Mend, matter OF tact 70.
nance by C. Reade 2vos 81 IS.
GROTE'S History of Greece, II vols SO.
HORACE with interlinear translations; 3 So
CESAR with interinear translations; 80
MORFlT'5 Applied Chemistry TO the Manufacture of
Rev ARCHER BUTLERS Sermons with Memoir;
PHYSICIANS Visiting List for 1857 SOC.
REEDS Lectures on the American Union SIC.
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A CAKD.--ln the Dispatch of yesterday.
N the nth, pacing race is advertised to eft
over the Broad Rock Course, between myself and
gentleman by the name of Lea have acquaintance
with Mr. Ies nor did ever hear Of the race until it
advertised. never authorised any person TO use
my name in making the race, aud do not know tn
Sc 1S-It ALgX B. HUTCHINSON
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY
~ GOODS-The subscriber is daily receiving at
his old stand, large stock of seasonabe Dry Goods
He is satisfied with small profits. cali from his old
friends and the public gsnersy sesnsstly soeited
SO lS-66tc2t* No 9 Franklin street
ENGLISH CLASSICAL AND NIATHE-
II NAUTICAL SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES'
The subscriber will open School for young Ladies,
in the spacious and well adapted school room in the
Sycamore Church, lately occupied by Mr. Rozisr)
on the first MONDAY in October next. Inc this
school, which will be continued nine months, will be
taught besides the ordinary branches OF an English
Education, Latin, Greek, Mathematics, French and
Music. The subscriber has had many years xpe-
rence in teaching aud she atters herself that she
Jah .aSyaT Of har rolf
tons and success. She will be aided by competent
assistants. Terms, Tor English branches $40; for
Latin, Greek, French, Mathematics and Music $50
to $50, payable emi-annually in advance
NJ. ADELINE CAUTHORN, Principal
p S. Address DR.. r. s. Cauthorn's Broad street
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A Der. Of the RicHMoND I NsfRUME haf.AL
MUSICAL CLUB, which has now been in successful
operation about one session under the direction of
MIR V. BUSCH, feeling much grstifed at his ability
a Conductor and Arranger take great pleasure in
recommending him to the public, and we hereby cor
daily invite the cooperation of those musical
tsurs who may be disposed to unite with from the
ment of next session. 1.-THE 1st of Octo-
ber, and also later in order to make this Club per-
manent and worthy the countenance of a refined and
intelligent community.
g. Apply to Mr.. P E. GIBBS Ambrotype Rooms,
Corinthian Hall. =
w. LEIGH BURTON, violini Primo.
", s d; BLA'kA0AR' vioIini Second. s..
Jso. Fay, Viola.
Pc. GIBBS, Violoncello.
+ FL r A nSsHasOf' Flauti PRINT
3. F f. haopss' Flauti Second.
GA. ERICSSON, Clarinstto Solo
V. BUSCH, Conductor.
In addition to the above card take pleasure in in
forming the public that Singing Society Of Ameri
gentlemen is about to Le formed which after hav
ing been sufficiently drilled by me, is going 10 be
united with the Richmond instrumental Music
Club" that both to be considered q Society,
consisting of one Instrumental and one Vocal sec
ton.
Gentlemen wishing to join the Vocal division, will
please call for information at Mr.. P. Z. Gibbs Am
brotype Rooms, Cornthian Hall; at Messrs. Har-
rold u Murrays Book and Musical Store and at my
residence, Bank, of 18th streets opposite
Goddin's Hall. OLOF A. ERICSSON.
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