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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-05-06

PRAcrrcAL PREAcHrYo.--Droppng into
an African meeting house in the outskirts Of
the city, we found The sermon Just com.
menced. The topic seemed to be The do.
pravlty If the human henrt, and the sable
divine thus illustrated his argument:
"Bredrcn, when WAS in Virginia one day
de ole wornan's kitchen table got broke An I
was sent into de woods to cut q tree 10 make
1. leaf for it. So took de axe on de should.
er, an wander in de depths oh de forest.-
all nature was beautiful rs lady going to
de wedding. De leaves gis,cned on de ma
pie trees like new quarter dollars in de mis-
sionary box, de sun shone as brilliant, md
nature looked as gay ae buck rabbit in
parsley garden, and de little bell round do
ole sleeps neck tinkled softly and muaicallv
in de distance. spied tree suitable for de
purpose, and raise dc axe to cut into de trunk.
1t was beautiful tree. De branches reach
to de four corners oh de earth, and raise up
high to de air above, and de squirrels hop
about on dc limbs like little angels foppiug
der wings in de kingdom OBJ heav n. Dat
tree was full of promise, my friends, just
like great many OBJ you.
"Den cut into dc trunk, and de chips Hy
like de mighty scales dropping from Pauls
eyes. Two, three cuts give dat tree, and
alas! il was holler in de but.
Dat tree was much like you, my friends;
full ob promise outside, but holier in de butt"
The groans from the amen corner Of the
room, were truly contrite and affecting, but
we will venture a small wager that that was
the most practicable sermon preached in the
city, on that day at least.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-05-06

HINTS TO FARMERs.-In feeding with corn
sixty pounds ground go as far as one hundred
in kernel. ra
Corn meal should never be ground very
fine; it Injuries the richness Of it.
Turnips Of small size have double the nu-
tritious matter the large one have.
Ruta, Baga is the only root that increases
in nutritiousness rs it increases in size.
Experiments show apples to be equal TO
potatoes inimproving hogs and cattle. :.
-. t.-. ssi,i.,s,,~ (Rural New Yorker.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-05-06

SEeps.-Havc them all in readiness. AS
sort the potatoes, and put the seed in barrels
by themselves. If You have surplus, mar
ket thcm now. They viii he poor. property
in Juno. Lot all tho garden seeds be select
ed and labelled, and be put in the. right
place. Seed growing is busy time, and an
hour lost then in looking up some mislaid
package will be tcxation to mar the hap
piness Of whole day. Let this month be
rightly improvedin in making ready, md you
will pass on smoothly through The seedrtims
and hsrvest.-T Ams.icsr AQrieultura|it.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-05-06

The U. s. Commissioner, this A. NJ dis
charged Capt. Hicks, and two othcr persons
arrested on board the steamer Orizaba, charg-
cd with having recruited men for Walkers
army. He stated that the evidence adduced
by the government was not sufficient to sus-
tain the charge. - n -----l---- ~.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-05-06
DIR. p. mi. HALE, Homeopathic.

VTTIL locate permanently IN HisdaIe, and enies n'
w professional services TO the inhabitants OF TINS WI
experience has proven superior In safety and efficacy to
Aopahic systems whose heavy and poisonous doses break
and is utterly inadequate to cure per-
nanenty majority Of acute chronic diseases In which
Homeopathy specific and reliable He admits and advises
the use OF WATER in all It's modes Of application suitable
Particular attention will be paid to all diseases
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-05-06

1h =. II. Ne HALE N piAO.
AvE associated themselves in limited Copartnership
for the practic. of Homeopathic Medicine in the Vii
age of Hsiac and its vicinity aud solicit the patronage
ofits Inhabitants All calls will bcptonrrty attended.
p. HALE f. NaHAE,
iTiIsdaIe Mich fobg56tf Jonesyile, Mich.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-05-06

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Two Expresses New York daily for the above named
cities in charge Special Messengers with Bank Note Drafts
and all kinds Of Merchandise.
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Proprietors nnd Directors.
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ul25y1 s. CHANDLER 4 CO. Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-10
Violence Mt the Polls.

The scenes of bloodshed at the polls of some O.
principal cities in the late election were mos,
disgraceful TO people whose daily boast is their
perfect capacity for selfgovernment. The sIaugh
ter in Baltimore was equal to some of the pitched
battles in the Mexican war and more destructive
than any battle that has occurred in Kansas. In
New York the Recorder says in bis charge to the
Grand Jury, that though blood ran freely in
many wards in the city, and though men now lie
~ the point OF death from the wounds they re
cei'ed on the day Of election, scarce one of the
ohehaers against the law. has been arrested by
the police"
shameful! Monsrchists point to such scenes;
And reconcile their subjects to the strong govern.
"eni which secures life, property aad order.
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s,nr,,,rp oIi,Icnl wager.

BOSTON, Nov Major BENJAMIN ferley ~; .ha
s,b District arrived in the city this afternoon,
with his wbeelbarrow and barrel Of apples. which
h. had ' Srseeled all the way from Newburyport,
distance Of thirty six miles In two and hat aays;
The job was in fulhlment OF os. WIZ Ia, o thst
Fillmore would get more votes in Massachusetts
.h.r Eramont The Major wheeling his apples,
WAS escorted MP State street about two O'Clock, oy
the Fillmore clubs of Boston and Chariesfown, .
military company and mounted cavalcaoe Oh
Citizens The novelty of the performance collect
cd many thousands Of the people, and the Major
was greeted with tremendous and tumultuous ap-
plausa on all sides. He delivered the apples TO
Col Burbank on the steps of the fremont House.
when both gentlemen delivered coAgratuiatory
speeches mounted on the barrel
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pnnsTDuNTrAL ELECTION.
THK-ELEOTION.

- .
r..w. ha been received since Friday, calcu.
,.,sd 10 alter the state Of the returns from the
presidential election. In Tennessee, the official
returns from Hawkins county, show majority
NJ o33 for Buchanan, being . Democratic loss Of
"a an the late Governors election In that State In
1855. Sullivan county Tenn, gives Buchanan
e33 majority, being Democratic gain Of GIL
These counties border on Virginia.
The following are the latest telegraghic dis
patches:
OHIO.
COLUMBUS, Nov e-Hon. Sam. Medary, esti-
mstea that the Republicans have carried Ohio by
$4,000 plurality.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Nov THE returns from thirty.
three counties in Michigan give the Republicans
1889 msjority. The full returns VIII make II
quite %, 900.
NEW YORK, Nov e.-The returns OF the state
give Fremont 70 ,70e majority over Buchanan, and
~ IOWA AND WISCONSIN.
CHICAGO, Nov 7-Returns from eight counties
Ia Iowa show slight Republican gains on the Au'
gust election Fremont has probably eight 70
nine thousand majority, and about the same IN
Wisconsin.
We give below the returns from 72 counties OF
VirGnia-nearly all of them semi-ofaciaL They
show majority Of 20,109 for Buchanan There
are serenity ,,oo to hear from-exactly half Of the
State; and welmay assume that Buchanans ma
io,ity will not be less than &c, 600.
VIRGINIA.
RECAPITULATION.
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Marriages and Divorces In California

Marriages and Divorce s In California.
The San Francisco correspondent of the N. Or
leans Picayune, says that the average Of divorces
in that enterprising city amount to about four
every day. In San Francisco, there are at least
seven men to one woman, and in the interior the
disproportion 10 much larger The general excuse
offered for these divorces Is "unconsenial DISPOSE
tions" and dislike The lady Is said to be general.
the applicant for divorce, which, it appears, is
easily granted, and she is soon married again. The
market for unmarried ladies in California is ex.
ccllent The Bulletin publishes an advertisement
for plain cook. from twenty to thirty five years
Of age. wages $50 per month, and agrees no. to
marry within six months.
The Picayune's correspondent remarks with
reason that. If a plain cook, thirty five yesrs of
age, has to give bonds not to marry within six
months, 1t is probable that juvenile damsel Of
half that age, would stand no chance at all of
pining away for lack of a husband in California.
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rrIEoRAPHrc NEWS.
pnpoRTEpPOR THE DIsPATo h
T,errihIe Dsstructlon hy Fire

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov. "A terrible conhagra'
ton occurred here this morning. Twelve acres IN
the frat ward were entirely swept over by the de
stroyine element. consuming one hundred buho
ings, and rendering houseless one hundred fami.
les Among the buildings consumed were the pos'
Office hanks and stores fortunately. however, tne
letters 10 the post office and most Of the papers ano
books In the banks, were saved A high vino va
raging st the time, and there was no water "
obtained no efforts could arrest the progress OF hs
Are. The loss il abort o., 000O0 The princips'
sufferers are l. G. Avery, 100000 and Lynch
Brothers $50 600
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New York md newfoundland Telegraph
Trans Atlantic Teieg raph.

NEw YORK, Nov. 9-The telegraph line De
tween this city and Newfoundland will be formally
opened to morrow. Congratulatory messages were
transmitted between the Company and Governor
Dudley, yesterday.
An Auxiliary Transatlantic Telegraph Com
pauv has been formed In London. and stock taken
su Gent to contract for the cable 1t is confidently
expected that the Transatlantic Submarine Ca.
BILE will be raised by July next
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-10

FAST THEArRIcIs- "A wager of $1,000. has
been made in New York, by Brougham, that he
and his company will perform in both New>Y ork
and Philadelphia in the same night the distance
being nearly one hundred miles. apart. The ar
rangement is to perform on Thursday evening
next, petite comedy in New Yogk finishing by
O'clock then to take Especial express train and
run to Philadelphia by ten, and perform at the
Circus the extravaganza Of Pocahontas. The ar.
rangement will require the locomotive to travel
abou! Fifty miles An hour and to prevent any &C
cident. it is designed TO have man with fam.
beau stationed at every mile along the route and
bonfres every three miles. The performances is
to conclude with banquet at the Girard House to
the New York guests. This is certainly one of the
most extraordinary wagers ever made, and will
require very nice calculation and exact time to
able the task to be accomplished successfully.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-10

THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS chosen on Tues
day last will be called by the Governors Of States
to NEE: in each State capitol on the first Wednes
day of December, and cast their vote, and choose
messenger to carry it sealed to Washington. On
the second Wednesday Of February the returns
will be counted by Congress and declared.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-10
Virginia Mechanics Institute --P ostpcne-
ment.

Virginia Mechanics lnstitute-.P 0stpcne-
ment.
The weather on Saturday night was very in.
clement, and the closing ceremonies of the Me-
chanics Exhibition advertised to take place that
night were necessarily postponed until tonight,
when they will take place In the order adver.
tlsed. The public have therefore one day longer
to visit the exhibition and the great picture Of the
School Of Athens.
Tonight the interesting ceremonies CT award
ing premiums, will make visit to the exhibition
highly gratifying Previou. to announcing the
premiums, an address will be delivered by A. JUD.
SON CRANE Esq A large and gay audience will,
no doubt, be drawn together on the occasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-10

DRowNED.-Major L. B. Washington, formerly
of Jefferson county, Va, was drowned in the Mis-
souri, river, at Roach Port, on the 10th ult Major
W. served as an officer in the late'Mexican war,
and has been engaged in the Kansas difficultiese>
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-10

FuE AHEAD.-Sa6 Gleuu, ths ee,ehr. ,.a Al,
nsAtor OF Dutch and Yankee character, h.. g., :,
sassd . very successful engagement At W eelinv
Va The managers Of the theatre here win ws
learn. probably introduce this STAR to Rich.
noad pablo. So popular An actor cannot fell viii
our funIoving audiences.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-10

~spIendid Velvet Flounced Silk Robes
We shall receive by the Steamer Jamestown. aod
have ready for exhibition on Tuesday morning the
18th inst few
Superb Silk Robes, with Velvet Flounces.
THESE goods are entirely now, and much superior
to any thing we have had this season. We invite
our friends to examine them at once.
PRICE, BAYLY WATKINS.
Dealers in Dry Goods, 157 Main street.
NIB We also receiving a fresh supply OF
Rich Velvet and Cloth ClOaks and NANTES.
no lost r, B. l. w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-10
spuc1AI NOTICES.

rzr aowefhiur New aud Beautifnt.. Acc
knowledsed BY all to be superior to anything yet 6is.
severed IN the Photographs art - proof Of which
an Of thu most eslshrated artists north are tsx1ps
10 be- hsa ct Prates Gallery, I45 Main street, here
tho public are respectfully invited to call ana exsn
inc for themselves. Dssusrreofy pes snd Amnro.ypes
"'''~- - sANxAY \ CHALMERS,
no 10-lm Operstors
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-10

NEW YORK, Nov s-The steamer Atlantic sail
ed hence to day for Liverpool with upwards of six
hundred and thirty thousand dollars in specie On
board
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-10

Chespeake npd Ohio Canal.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 9.-The receipts Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal last week were nearly
E3aOO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-10
Wreck and Loss of Life.

BUFFALO, Nov. THE schr. Allan. Gilmour,
belonging to Toronto, was wrecked on Lake On
tario during the storm of Tuesday last. The cap
taH, bis son and two seamen were lost.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-10
EAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF NEW
ID MUSlC-Receiyed by

hAhRCLD u NChhAI
Vocal sautles Of ii Trovotore, selected and ar
ranged for parlor and concert by Grover Dres-
sle-; consisting of IL numbers.
Speak a kind word when you can, song; BY Tho
mas 25c.
Gentle Apnie besutiful melody; by Foster. 25c
Beautiful Leaves; and b. autiful song, by the
author of Shells of Ocean, lie. SOC.
Hopes Gore By song; by Thomas. Csc.
The Village Queen, ballad. Csc.
Cheerful Voices, song by Glover. Csc.
PIECES.
Hesitation Polka by Francis II Brown. Soc.
Perpetual Feast; set of beautifu! variations by
Grobe Nos. Soc.
TIE Song of the Captive Bird; variations by Fran
els II. Brown Soc.
Pretty Tunes for Little Folks; "A beautiful nelo-
dies by FOSTER arranged for young pupils by Bellak
Each i5c.
A full supply of all standard and popular Eusic on
hand and new Music received weekly.
Mus C sent by mail, free of postage. Dol0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-10
Awful Caiamity--A Family of Nine Per
sons Burned to Death.

EVACUATION, n Y, Nov. S.-The dwelling Of
Mr.. Perkins, near Kirkwood, was burned last night
and Mr.. Perkins, his wife, and seven children per
ished in the flames.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-10
Suddpu De1fh.

WAsHIEGToN, Nov. 9-Rchard NJ. Heath for.
| mery assistant editor OF the American Organ aud
| son Of the late Commissioner of Pensions. was
found dead in bed this morning. after brief HI
mesa. He was formerly resident Of Richmond,
Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-10
Fatal p.iIroa6Acciseut

CLEVELAND, Nov. 7-Charles Osborne, the ope-
rator at Springfield, Pa, on the Cleveland and
Erie Telegraph line, was run over on the railroad
this afternoon, and instantly killed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-10

~Protectf0n Building Fund Company.
This Com any will hold it's regular monthly meet
ing THIS EVENING, at u o'clock at their room,
under the office of Lee Baily 18th street Dues
received during the dav frsm to 2, and from oclk
up to the hour of meeting, at the store OF W Kan
dolph Z. Z. ToWEsENo,
no l0--lt eeclet1Iy'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-10

.or. cHAs B. ABY, Second Lieutenant Of
tne s'sop ofwAr ssratog.. who died at the mort al
Asp'n"ah On the 18th ult after q few davs, m
ness, OF Chasres fever, wasa native Of Middle,
ton. Frederick county. Va. He entered the M.
W In 1910.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-10
1854 25,425 &c.

ssventy-two cornties>> heara.< from a, above
give Buchanan. 20 100 majority. The Democratic
majority in-tifs same counties last year was 4s6l
TIL. following 1.-The popular vote calculated upon
the majorities clai uied by the different parties:
States guchsnau Fillmore. Fremont
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-10
MAHIND Nnwe.
Pok9 or RICHMOND. Nov. &
>>~---~-~>~~~~~~~.-~~
sssg wArgn THIS DAT AZ "a ocLocx


ARRIVED,
Etesmer yirginis, Room, Fhiladeiphis, n dze and
passengers b =. futile.
schr 0allsso, Smith, New York, mdxe.. D. 1 w.
Currie.
schr Emma Jane, Phillips, Alexandria. coal, Va
Towing Co -.
Brig Zavalla, Haven, Boston, plaster, Wembls
Claiborne.
Steamer City of Richmond. Mitchell, Philadelphia,
mdze. ard passengers h. T.. futile.
schr. Jno Csdwslsder, Bealwsod, New fork, ics
King Co.
SAILED,
Steamer Pocahontas, Jones, Baltimore, mdze.'
Ludlam g. Watson.
schr. Lavinia 8. Barnes, Terry down the river
light
bchr Wing of the Wind Psnsll, down the river
light.
Sshr Haxall, Winters, New York, ndze D. w.
CurTie
Schr Brilliant, Jones, Baltimore, mdzs~ W. D..
CoIquitt Co. -.
schr VIM Colquitt, Davis Norfolk, w. D. Colquitt
Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-10

~ imam Wilson, one of the recently elected
ne" I ork Aldermen. was Yankee sulliysn,s AZ
.ona IN his aght with horrissey Nice Alderman
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q $4,000 Dollars worth OF
DRY GOODS,

AT REDUCED PRICES, TO CLOSE.
In,endipe to close by the lst Of January, invite
the especal st.sntion Of my friend. and the public
to my large and attractive stock o. Dry oooas. -
rsdnction from former prices. Ny stock consist. 10
mart of the following seasoDsble and desirable
Goods
Black and Fsncy SILKS
PLAIN and Fisered MOUSELlNES
Enslish and French MERlNOES
CAsHMERES, ALPACA6, VELVETS
CLOAKT SHAWLS
EMRROIDERIEs of every description
CLOTHS, CAsSIMERES, VESTlNGs
KERSFYS, SATINET6
LNSEYS. BLANKETS
R1scI and BRO SHEETINGs and SHIRTINGS
swiss Striped apd Checked MUsLINS
PRINTS GINGHAMS
BRILLIANTS, HOSIERY, &c, ke.
THOMAS d. QUARLES,
ro10-ts 2z9 Broad Ut
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WILKEsBaRRE, Nov THE Democrats are
firing salute of one hundred gums in honor OF
the Democratic victory.
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Arrival; of the Fuitou
Sailing of the Atlantic.

NEW YORK. Nov. e-The steamer Fulton from
Havre has arrived. Her advices have been anti
cipated,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-10

TROTTING MATCH.-A trotting match came of
at the Boston Trotting Park on the 5th instant
between Flora Temple and Ethan Allen, two eel
ebrated tEotting horses, in which the former beat
the latteSiR two straight heats. and won parse
of q 0OG ITime: 1924 and 36t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-10

cY- Auction Sale 3" Ph9nix Fsundfy !"
M.cHINERY Ac-Ws w.u ld iDvits special atten-
ton TO tbs sale, THIS DAY, commencing at IL o'ck.
NJ, of the Pbenix Foundry situated at the corner OF
9Th and Cary streets To those in want Of sueh pro-
party, they would &c well to attend Immediately
after the sale of the Foundry, will be sold ths Ma
chinery, Engines. & c.. pertaining thereto.
no l0-lt TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS. Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-10

y pR{s6QLIks BALM OF THOUSAND
FEo Wzsas, tfY ctnts per bottle only. The mos.
agreeable Denf4 and Cosmatic that ever the art
Il applied Chemistry has produced, cleansing the
seeth, healing the Or, and mparting fragrance aud
sweetness to OF ise offensive breath, which toe
frequently exists, Yth0pt the persons knowledge
For sale in Riohm ldSyIR DU9uEsNE, No. ao7,
Main street and by DrugfiHs gem rally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-10

~ LEE. BA YLY ~ COCkE. Atfor,
nes and COUNSEL ors at Law, practice In an
of Hen1ico. JAMES K. LEE,
- SAMUEL T. BAYLY.
RD. IVANHOE COOKE.
OfSc. on IIth street. between Main nd Bank.
m Adm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-10

~ virginia Mechnnics' Institutc.-One
DAY NlOre.-The unfaversbe wsather of Saturday
tbs Meoh.njcs' Institute and they were postponed
until DigLt At o'clock. tonight address will
be delivered by A. JuDsoH CRANE, Esq, after which
such of The successful competitors are pressns-
The celebrated picture Of the SCHOOL Or
ATHENS" may also be seen during this lsstday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-10

aa THE ART OF DANCING.
6D CHARLES A. McEVOY has tho honor of
I'm announcing to ths either of Richmond that the
HrA next annual session of bis School for instru
lions in the desirable Accomplishments of Dancing. in
ell its varied forms, will commence at Cornthian
Hall, on Wednesday afternoon, November the 18th,
O'clock, for young Ladies, Misses. and Masters
and at u, on the same evening, for Gentlsmen.
Regular school days for young ladies, Misses and
Masters, "wednesday afternoon at CLOCK, and Sa-
turday mornings at 105 O'Clock.
Regular school hours for gentlemen-Wednesday
and Friday evenings at " O'Clock.
The session will be long one Of five months
Terms for the whole time SIS For half of it $40.
Parents desiring to enter their children and othe,
wishing to join the school, should do 20 during the
first week Of the session. private class for young
Ladies will be formed after the organiza ton OF the
school. no LOST
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-10

NEW MUSIC AT
~ O'NEILL's Bookstore and Library.
Alexandroffsky Scottschs
The Earth is the Lords
How Lonely az thy Dwellings
The Land of Promise
Dearly Do Love Thee
Polka Mazurka
Melodies from Martha
Shells of Ocean Trevortore
Long Long Ago Folks
Bonnie Bessie Gray Polka
Labetky's First Polka
Operauc Selections
Hear again thoss Silvery Chimes
JOHN VNEILL,
rslO-lt* Broad St, near 9Th.
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- FOR KENT, and possesst0n given ian
HsH msdately, new two story brick dwelling
1Gx1 situated on 20,h, between Grace and Broad sss
containing 6 rooms, brick kitchen with rooms, and
all necessary out houses; city water ON the preni
sss. Apply to A ). CLOPTON,
uoI0-3t Under st. Charles Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-10

DURE OLD BRANDY-yintaHe i I. -,
4 warranted equal TO any in the city. ~ h'' ~
bottle, xl.25 per pint. and 80 per gallon -,
naa 2e2 Msin 9.