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CODA WATER In PORCELAIN FOUN
~ TAINS.-Our Soda Water is now in full opera
ton, and will at all times furnish this delicious
and wholesome beverage in the greatest perfection
with all the delicious Fruit and Cream Syrups
ufactured BY ourselves from the real ripe fruits Our
Apparstus is of the most construction the
Fountains being lined with the finest WHITE PCR-
CELAiN, and the cooling arrangement, such as to
insure its being at all times Icy-cool and pure.
Saratoga and Blue Lick Sulphur Water, kept con-
stantly cool on the Ice during the warm weather.
MEADE & BAKER. Pharmaceutists,
1856, N. w. Corner of Main and 10th streets.
~ 23--3rn fEs
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A BEAUTIEUL. BUILDING LOT FOR

I TAKE PLEASURE to inform usy friends
4 and the public at large that every arrangsme mt
Is made to commence the
FENCING EXERCISES,
in my Sale d'Armes No. 2e8, Main street, on the LIST
of October. t.r
Applications to be made in calling at my store
No. 208 Main street.
TERMS: SIS for course of twelve lessons. e,
Sc 50--1R P. WILBACHER
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nOCT. r l. UHIE, of the Old Medical
IL House is atin 10 treating all sorts of Be

nOCT. PL UHIE, of the Old Medical
~ House. is st engaged 10 treating all sorts OF Sc
cret Diseases, end HEREBY invites call from those
whe have been unf.Iuunate in their associations
DIR. P. wculd part ary invite call from persons
in the country VII. been given up by their
physicians az incurable- Cases are few indeed that
cannot be resche medicine when correctly ap-
piled The article known the CHEMICAL EX-
very best thing before the public for renovating
a System shattered by dissipation or other cause
The Ague and Fever remedy, called FRENCH
Office On. franklin street. just below the Exchange
Hotel and first door South of Trinity Church, Rich
mond, Va.
Medicines securely packed and sent to order, with
full directions. ,.-- lie 81
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kB-SPECIAL NOTICE.-Expresa packages for
Norfolk, Petersburg, Richmond and all places in Viz
ginia and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
steamships Roanoke and Jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships. -f -
Office of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company LUOLAM PLEASANTS,
ao its -..-.. .s. ..tast. tE Agents
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HATS CARS eMQ1A 80.

e. "a IS s2s 3D. bA41dsfis S2ook :
WE1U6Eks 80. - mn 4xtst hete :1eM
n hlck sv9 hosn ss1soesa MN tsse, ttfsef hn ~
1asneet end mo6E extensive n19nkfa6tnfeTs eoIttAuy
fur'the North Garolina aud vltdnfs AL sad
uoak favofuhla terms. ~ - - g i
-Eerehsnts voui1 do Ven % ON ana sSstufns ths
sbovs splendid aoen (whfsh they viii hnA eomplsen
George w Duesbsfry, 20 long knoWn ts the txede =
nov sseaesd With m nd viii b plsased 70 - BIZ
can . sss iisw isd s1tsnstvs Hat and Cop Msnu-
factory and Fancy Fur Depot. y.
BfNfORD, DICKINSON 4 WEIsI0LR
" o. sa.srsfi~ - y n. IA Main etraef
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EAIt E. g ssss ssssyyl d s: .a.
~ msnt q Gs.tlsmsn's FurnsshinS Goods such
49, n {ne' drsm ahirts Drsweys.. eoct4. Collars,
ersoeuders, Gloysa. Mack Tiss. Pocket Hdks, kc |,
e s s. e .s.s ssss1 e 4, ias. d: E
''a''.'' No ,,s ,.'s s "a lssl y:
- OHiEDRKWS And Youth p
sGLOTH1N0.-The Duhecriber has now the
NJ largest and best Ameftment OF CLOTHING
III for Chtldren's and fouthS weax. that he ever
~ q sss sssa 81 Z. fss . s: - =
soods would save much time and trnuhls by calling
smmediasely on me, as am determined 70 OFFER eve.
~ disbursements TO insure perfect Subtraction and will
be sold 10y for cash. q @ ransIg su, sanScx
e No. 1871 Msin Il, opposite the Americas Hotel.
SO Il. s NlckLROY, Merchant Tailor,
Governor Street, few doors above Main,
VIZ Has Just received besutiful assortment OF
-1 GOODS, adopted TO eentiemsn's wear, con-
ssttng Of cloths and Cassimeres of all colors Vel
hfll description, all Of which have been recently
selected BY himself in the Northern cities and he IL
now prepared to execute orders with promptness, on
reasonable terms se 1s-2m
see NOTICK.--P. BECHEK & BKU.
TIER Merchan. Tailors, No 26 Main street,
NJ below the st Charles Hotel, are receiving
-A- their fall and winter stock Of goods, consist
ing of large and varied assortment Of French, Engish
and German Cloths Fancy Silk Velvets and Silk Vest.
trgs &c, which prepared to make up to elxer,
in the latest styles and at short notice. We also keep
constantly hand good and general assortment OF
ourselves; gentemen's furnishing goods, boys and
childrens' clothing, &c, all of which we shall be
happy to furnish to customers and friends on
terms which can't fail 20 please sc l7-lm*
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-NOTICE.-In am
"A now receiving orders, to be filed during the fall
month"; for the best ANTHRACITE COAL, includ-
ing White Ash Lump, suitable for foundries, and
Red Ash suitable for cooking ranges CRATES and fur
naces This Coal will be bought In Philadelphia for
cash, and delivered to purchasers upon the same
terms they receiving 2240 pounds the ton instead
of 1900 the usus weight from city carts The terms
on which propose to order Coal for parties: is to
ual cost of the article invoices OF which will always
be subject TO inspection.
Persons wishing to lay in their winter supply will
nd greatly their interest to avail themselves Of
this opportunity as their supplies win be delivered
on arrival from the vessels, free from dirt and at
of the trade. s3
Orders to my address, through the Post Office or
left at my brothers Law Office, near the corner of
Main and 18th streets, with my BROTHER at Col
VIM. d. Browns compiling room corner 18th and CO.
au 81 I'm WRIT ROBERTS.
EALL, 1S56.--We are now I'm receipt Of
most attractive and commanding supply of
Dress and Cloak Trtmmfn9s
we have yet offered as also great variety. Of new
- FANCY AND VARIETY GOODS,
and are constantly keeping on hand most complete
assortment Of Knitting Yarns, Cotton and Worsted,
Also sfr f.at al s#sf ssN
Children's Wooden Hose, Sacks Caters
In presenting our claims this season to tbs patron
age Of our friends and the public we can assure Them
that with increased acilities we hsve made such
provemsnts in our stock that It 10 second to none
North or South, In completeness and variety, and
that in all cases our prices shall be AT LEAST
a. the same goods are cold elsewhere. is esif
#s HIRSCH BOTTCHEk
se 24-2ms .s.s 2o9 Broad 1t
NJATYONAL HOTEL, HIntn street, stannr
i y ton, Virginia Nv. j. HUNTER CO., Pro
prictors. AssAse ~
u An Omnibus viii always be IN readiness at ths
Railroad Depot, to take psseugsn 70 and from this
house, nee Of charge. ~ n my s--.en
NtUTlCE..--Jas f verelved n lot of Very
superior DRAFT HAMEs different from aay
that haye ever been In fhs Market for durability ard
ease Cannot be surpassed.
CHARLES ]. BALDWIN,
Saddle and Harness Establishmenk
IS Franklin street, between 18th and 10th ~.
81 rim
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LEA tEs=&@@zsssI NESsEE RAILROAD-NO-
TTCE TO PASSENGERS
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-Ona and after the lst
of October the Road will be completed to the Ten
ine and the Passenger Train viii run a. fol-
lowG: $50
Lesve Lynchburg at As A. nj. and reach Bristo
ats II. ~
Leave Bristol at $40 A. H. and reach Lynehburg at
5l5 M E. 81. GILL,
az 22-Sm ta Gen. Sup't
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Aa1aks snsssaaSsp as.ass 4 40 MI# ws-ft =
~ xtsaA .sJte ssz n ssesa5 Ss@ IL IN -
si-3su essAs sus
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"a NOTICE ..The subscriber would
~ mort respectfully inform his customers and
EN 81 the public generally that be has just recelv-
49, ed from the North beautiful assortment Of
WATCHES AND sJEWELRY of every description,
which can be bought reasonable terms as at any
other establishment in the city. Please call and ex-
anime Fee CHARLES L. VOEGELE,
Matchmaker, No. lag, Broad and TIN street,
F.Gs, Tive doors above the Theatre,
And formerly next door to the Dispatch Office.
Repairing of Watches and Jewery done at mode
rate prices and in the best and most expeditions man
ner se 30-1m
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HOTEL FOR RENT OR LEASE.
e The Hetel in the city of Richmond, known

: SE,-
U:5 The Hstel in the city of Richmond. known
ly "SWAN TAVERN" is offered or rent or
easel rom and after the LIST of Janua nv, 1857
This embellishments is generally known 10
by the public TO render any minute descripto nm n
the property unnecessary; sucs say that iiisoes
ted upon of the most desirable stes in the sntrs
city within few PAGES of the public square and Stas
house, five minutes walk of all the public eiess ana
State Bsnks, upon the adjoining square to theRieb
mond Fredericksburg, and Potomac Railroad Dem
equi-distsnt from the Virginia Central Richmond AID
Petersburg, and Danville Railroads. This property
has undergone repair andreceived various additions
within the last two years. and is extensively "a.
trenized.
Should the renter desire more lodging rooms thew
will be added. upon the payment of per cent upon
the cost of the Improvement. For terms apply 10
GODDIN & APPERSON, or |. A. GODDIS, Bank
and 18th street Ga -
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NIRS. q Miss ADA b. MINOR, =
NlBOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, roR YOUNG
LADIES' AT THEIR RESIDENCE ON GRACE STREET,
between 9TH and 9Th, Richmond, Va--The second
session of this institution will commence the lst
day of October next, for one continued session. to
In the organization of this school, its Principals and
accomplished Assistant unite, with the fruit of their
own experience the light and counsel OF Others emf
nent in the profession and they intend 1t to afford the
means, not only Of thorough course OF substantial
instruction but also Of az the accomplishments ne
Neither in retaining their able and experienced
Assistant in the selection of her fellow aborers
spared anything that may make their institution
worthy of the patronage of the community. Atten-
hon win be paid to the manners and morals Of the
young ladies at all times and deep interest taken in
MUSIC, both vocal and Instrumental will be taught
by competent teachers The Harp, Piano and Gui-
tar all furnished in the family.
TERMS: Board, $500; English tuition, so; Prima.
~ department., $50; Modern languages, each, $40;
Ietin $40; Music on Piano. $50; Harp. $40; Guitar,
$50; Drawing and Painting, $40.
:, REL EkEncEs: Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Rev. Jno.
E'S, Flsstwo2d ACADEMY, Va e. 3. Gibson, n. B.,
n. D., Dr.. &. g. cabell, and COL s. b. Parker, Rich.
mond; Hon. r n !. Hunter, Hon. J. NJ. Clayton. u.
ss Senate s Smith siEs :s Dsns
county; Thomas Field, n. D., Mecklsnbure county.
SOyIkh6tlN = ElMALE lNST1TUTA...
~ The seventh session Of the Southern Female In.
next.
= The Boarding Department h under the charge Of
D. Lee Powell, Esq. a.Fsts ~ TT 80 =
= A.e.sssss 81 TERMS: x,esn5 saa
Board, for months. esop
French Italian. German. spanish
Drawing fton 90 70 $50. $500 =
Mudc ct Professor's prices 4 isia IS 4aN s3as AA
Preparatory Department 40
Wsshing and Lights extra -,sea.e y S ~
sws LEE POWELL
ROBT J. MORRISON, nnaape4s
Address, Richmond. Va. IS ~ Has
=: sQQlKE,s hKLkCT CLASSICAL
=, -. AND EN9idsh sOh 1901, eorrer Of Main and
LIST streets Richnaond The 10Th session will com.
mence On tho 18th Of September 1855 -
fEorf JosEPH MtcHARD, Teacher IN MSdefn
Lam uaees. - - .z.Fsss 2 & q s sT5E -
JOHN A cALYo. T..ahsr IN nrswias.
k EsT FAulLl hA.OU9, -sssss1o 11 1ac
~ Msnchester Mills warranted Fer sale 81
90 ~ tsass esa tky.
~ ss.sae 1s44f u slssssasesf4 II s{s 81 Z > e
xss4
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SINGULAR BURIAL.-Mr. John Wilson, of Mil
Ter county. Mo, who died on the 29th of August,
in the 18Th year of his age, was buried by his owl
express desire, in the following manner: A dinner
was provided for his friends with plenty of liquor,
after which physician removed the entrails OF the
corpse, which was then filed with salt and placed
in cefin. The funeral cortege then proceeded
to a rocky bluff. and the coffin was placed In a
Hnatural excavation about ten feet deep by thirty
inches In diameter. The ceremony is described as
having been very solemn and imposing Mr.. w
had been an old hunter and pioneer.
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q TIA WI a., CLOAkS AND SCARRS,-
- Fancy colered Cloth Talmas and Cloaks in great
,ss variety, varying in price from 65 to $50
Black Cloth Ciosks and Talmas, some very rich
Black Velvet Clocks and Mantles
Stella Shswls In Brooche and Printed borders
Grape. Cashmere, and Thibet shawis
r rlr,c. Ions ard Square shawls, ell qualities
+ssC Cashmere, Rroche and Chenille Scars
slack and BALI Mourning Long and Square
ALSO 54s4 sas a
Men sloanoed Silk Robes In Black and colors
new oa a.. hobes With Velvet Flounces, entirely
.Ksysiss.c;ss ,ses and very beautiful 5, : s
- ~ ,ssssA kobe, Flounced and Graduated
81 q colered silks, At rs and al cents, to be
Ice = any iepgth, great bargain
Rscss frintsd Mousseisinss A. an. .hill;r.
Sos sns ysrd, worth Is essu : ' A' 'n'''n g
hsn strsst Goods call Al the cash store %
CHRlsTIAs LArHRop. :.
DsassSs a s5ssss 40 EDE s1I.E.-.TGe .S.cE
eseod e-s'es offered Tor ell. .0e 49, and
- G---tp ..DRu00lsT
Gchusnd, 20.
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uICkOK,s PATENT PORTABLE CI-
IL DER AND WINE MILL This Mill comes to
us highly recommended, and we have reason to BE-
lieve it to be the best Cider Mill in use.
We solicit orders. Price $42 So
5.-..ase BALDWIN, CARDWELL CO.,
au 2l---2m .is l48 Main street, Richmond.
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nnDYC1NHa.

TvARTRK's 81 ANIsH miXTUkn 81 80
u Great Purifier of shs Bleed Tbs seest eifexne
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VETERINARY OF THE MEDICAL COL
i LEGE OF VIRGINIA.-The lnfrmary connec

vNEIRWANY UF THE WEUICAI CUII-
LEGE OF VIRGINIA-The lnfrmary connect
ed with the Medical College, located in the city of
Richmond fcorner of College and Marshall streets,)
is open for the reception of patients throughout the
year All persons requiring Medical Surgical
aid. except the insane and those aboring under
tagious diseases, admitted into the Institution
The accommodations for the sick are complete.
The patients are under the charge of the Professors
of the College. The attending Physician and Sur
geon visit their respective wards daily. and in
of difficulty all the members of the Faculty call
cd in consultation. The charges for board medical
attendance surgical operations, nursing, and every
service rendered by the Institution, are for
White Patients ...................$6p per week
Colored. Patients. ................. :" 5.eft
Private Accommodations. .........,7 to Is I"
Attending Surgeons .PRoFs. GIBSON, PETIcoLAs and
WELL FORD.
Physicans-TUcKER, ScoTT and CONWAY
Resident Physician-MARIoN HOWARD, NJ. d.
Steward-N. TURNKEY.
President of Infrmary-L.S. JoYNEs, M. D.
tncI I'm
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NOTICK.--P. BECHEn 8 BKU-
WAICHEs AND JBWHI.Rx.

e WIN. j. BAKTHOLO M E w
Ia PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER, corner
M of Eleventh and Main streets, requests the
the fact, that he gives his entire attention to Re-
PAIRING, exclusively. Every description Of
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, repaired a. we'll and
Having had over twenty experience his trade
both in England and the United States, he il war
ranted in assuring satisfaction to all who may patron
ise him. All he asks Is trial. ~,
- WIN j. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker, cor. Main and 18th sts.,
Sc LIFTS nearly opposite the American Hotel.
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FROM CHINA-Advices from Hong Kong are
to the slst of July. United States Consul eenan
had had another difficulty with the magistrates -
The Shanghai reyoiutionists dreaded the interfer-
ence of the American Commissioner between
themselves and the imperialists. An heir to the
imperial throne had been born at Pekiu, but not
of The empress. His mother had, however, been
elevated TO a noble rank by the Emperor. and his
legitimacy decreed. Foo chow had been visited
by a severe fire. Severe typhoons had ragged
along the Annoy coast and the beach at Whampoa
had suffered from a waterspout
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FNGLISH CLASSICAL AND MATHE-
Il NAUTICAL School FOR YOUNG LADIEs-rne
subscriber will open School for young Ladies % "
October In this school, which will be continued nine
months, will be taught besides the ordinary branches
French and Music The subscriber has had many years
experience in and she atters that she
can furnish satisfactory evidences of her quailhca
tions and success She will be aided by competent
assistants Terms, for English branches $40; for
Latin, Greek, French, Mathematics and Music $oo
to $50 PAYABLE semi-annuslly in advance.
y nj. ADELINE CAUTHORN, Principal.
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nH &s.a. 7.'lg stsfnsa nssss
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LOST IN THE ARCTIC REGIoNs-The schooner
Forward, Captain Sawyer bound for the Arctic
Ocean, WAS lost in the ice In latitude 6U deg 30m
w. The captain and crew were six days ia tn cir
boats, when they arrived at Sc. Pauls where they
landed. The crew were taken of by whaleship
W. @. Eye, bound for Honolulu, and Capt. Saw.
yer came TO English Bay. and thence to San Fran.
cfscoin the ship Lucas, from Russian America.
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~. CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
~ The snhacrihar has ON hand at his Coach

.x-S. CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
&08E The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
-xas--=S6z- Making Establishment, on Lombard AL.
ley, between Main and Cary lSth End I4th streets,)
near the Columbian Hotel. COACHES, CHARIO-
TEES, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and without
tops, and SULKIES, all of his own make Of the best
materials and workmanship. AL of which will be
sold low good work of the kind be in the city
of Richmond; and respectfully ask call from those
in want of any article in the Carriage hne as am de-
termined to make to order and sell ct the lewest
prices possible and all work sold, that il new, Wa
ranted.
fe 26-d9m ft1 MICAJAH MANGUM.
81 40 Ali WHOM TT MAY CON.
G& CERN-Taken up on the Western Branch,
IA about the 25th of July, colored man, who
~ calls himself DAVY TINES, about d years
49, years of age. five feet six inches high, Of a
dark bacon color. He pretends to be free from
Isle of Wight county, but having papers he is be-
lievsd to runaway He has a pass, dated the Sd Of
January, aud signed John Chapman, which is .up-
nation concerning him may be had on application to
the subscriber, keeper Of the Jail of Norfolk county
MARSHALL HUTCHINSON,
Sc 24-6w Jailor Norfolk county.
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~ NOTlCE.--JuBt received and
klnA opened, . complete assortment of SAD
DIE and HARNESS HARDWARE. I
also have on hand every article usually
kept in Saddlery establishment, all of which bind
myself to sell at wholesale retail low asthey
can be purchased South of Mason and Dixon's line
Country Saddlers are solicited to call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere as1 5
ALSO, on hand ready made Saddles, Harness. Bri.
dies Cola1 Ac., &c. which will be sold unusually low
for cash. CHAS. J. BALDWIN,
oc 4--lm Franklin ST.. between 18th aud 18th.
"A - ma RICHMOND, Va
mHavs removed to the now store, No. l0i Main
sxeet second door below l4h street. where they are
prepared to shsw the largest assortment OF
PLAIN AND FANCY RIBBONS,
ever offered In this market Also, good assortment
of BONNET6 and Millinery Goods Of ell kinds. !
an Tits q tAN4s y sss ~ y g
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DOC EFT Il ANDERSON, UPHOL-
- STERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, COR
NER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN SITS,
nvite the attention of their friends and the public to
their stock of FALL GOODS being the best assprt-
nent they have ever had to offer in French and Anne,
lean Paper Hangings, all qualities; Muslin and Lace
Curtains Danask and Delane Curtain Goods Cornices
ban6s apd trimmings for Curtains, Table and Floor
Oil Cloths, White and Check Coco Mating, Window
Shades. Mattrasses, Feather Beds with many other
articles in the line of business, which will be sold
worked up on the most reasonable terms Sc 20 SIN.
A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT FOR
ASALE PRIVATELY.--We offer for sale private
ly, the most beautiful Building Lot on Church Hill,
situated between the residences of Capt. Luther
Libby and IL. T. Paro Esq. 1t commands q beauti.
full view of the city and river, occupies the highest
point in the city, and lays perfectly level The lot
fronts seventy-three feet Immediately opposite the
property purchased by the city for public square,
and runs back the street in rear giving beautiful
front On both streets. Upon the premises is coed
brick buldng two stories high containing four rooms,
occupied by good tenant, at annual rent of one
hundred and fifty dollars. q.
This building is of modern style aud fnish nearly
new, built with eye to its being converted into
kitchen.
This is one of the most desirable localities in our
city for beautiful and desirable dwelling.
Terms accommodating
oc2 BAKER & PLEAsANTs, Auct.
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- s OfS sMkN1s-.A Dweliipg House ~. -
the corner Of Cary and Faushes Gresss ,;,sn
- rooms with seplsoes IN than, eeeidss y IA
en- and outhouses for sers snts A snali garden; "a
house IL conveniently arranged and in good ofas,
now occupied BY the owner. who intesds 70 y =
country The pren.ises may be seen b. any 49, ~,
desirins 70 rent fossenion siysa imm asrsvaNs.
terms apply to a. THub.Jt ~ A4ss
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u ne At SALE OF DRY GOODS---A
N LARGE STOCK OF NEW FALL DRY GOODS
TO BE SOLD WITHIN TWO MONTHS.-Vs
COHEN, No. ITS Broad street, begs to announce
to the public that the constant increase of his
business makes it imperative to have his present
store enlarged and in order to have the i'm proyement
executed possible, all the goods win be of
fered at such extremely low prices as to their
quick Sales To enumerate the goods and their prices
would take too much space; suffice 1t to say that he
has in store unusually large stock embracing eve
rything in the Dry Goods line, and his facilities for
purchasing goods being good those of any other
house in thecity Great Bargains may be expected
Goods sold exclusively for CASH. oc6-2ws
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Ivl form her friends and the public that her School
for young Ladies' on Shockoe Hill Marshall street,
between 4h and 5th streets is now in successful ope
raton and that she will be assisted by her husband
the Rev James NJ DaTden, who, well herself,
has had much experience in teaching, and will givs
special attention to the thorough Arthmetical Tin
GLIDING Book kesping) and Mathematical depart
ments. ~ q
EF- She can accommodate few more BoARDERs.
Richmond, Sept IL, 1856 l8-lm
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- FOh kENT..-The house, rhird door
81 from the corner of 9th and Franklin streets 20
La Gently occupied BY VIM H. Grant, ESQ II eon-
tans 10 fine rooms, Kitchen with rooms, city VS.
ter and gas the premises in perfect order ana pow
session given immediately. Apply 70 Wm H. oIsh-
Esq, or 70 the undersi gned.
& au N---ts u. r. RAGLAND 70.