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WESLEYAN + Il M A LIE INSTITUTES
w STANTON. ~,
Rev. JOHN WILSON, A, M. Principal

Kew. J0HN WILSON, A. nj Principal.
This Institution, which has been in successful ope
ration for six years will commence its next session
on WEDNESDAY,, the Sd of September, with in
creased advantages for the comfort and
of its pupils Ht
The course of instruction 10 systematic and compre.
heRsive, embracing all the brsnshes of thorough
English education, together with the ancient and
modern Languages Music, Drawing Painting, &c
The Institute is incorporated with Collie este pow
ers, and when the full course of study is completed
grants diplomas sssF
teachers of experience and skill in their profession,
and the boarders, who reside in the Institute will be
under the of tho Principal and his lady, all
times, and will receive all necessary aid and alton
ton. Parents assured that, while shall pre-
serve infexiby that discipline essential to the proper
development of the mind and the formation Of true
womenly character, pupiIs shall also receive sps-
cial Instruction in regard to their personal deport
ment and the proprste. of social life, and have our
best efforts to enable them to spend their time at
school pleasant well probably
TERMS:
q (Pr Session of Ten Moatts)
hoard, iishts fuel and washing.
Music on Piano with use of instrument. 50
Modern Languages. each. 20
P.ysSIs-onshsifas the bssinniss Of tb. ....,on.
q For Cirsulsr.. or further information. .ddr...
the fIincipsl su l6-l2t
~ open School, the st of September on Cd street,
bstwesn Clay and Leigh. Having taught in this city
~ years ago. end 6ftarwerG1 In western Seminary
with her husband, Rev. w. b. Rice and for the last
10 years in Lynchburg, with great sasfscion her
patrons she hopes to mert and receive the same now
ages and capacities Of her pupils Her discipline 10
parental ana systematic.
She win give instruction In most Of the higher
English branches, also In Latin Terms Der session
81 ten months payable quarterly:
Beginners. SIS 90
Hooi ....................... ......... 20 90
EuHusA nfoacAea.. Is 90
higher knglish Branches including Latin.... 80 %
Persons Wishing TO Mr. Rice, win please call at
Leieh an I6-df2t
! ~. sQU1kE,s SELECT Ci4AsslCAI
1eAND ENGLISH SCHOOL, corner Of n ain end
lst streots kishtnoud The 10th session will com.
nence on the 18th OF 6eptsn,bsy 1856 r ~ { 4
rsor. JOSEPH MIcHAKD, Teacher In Modern
J0HE cALyo, Teacher In Dnwiss.
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g ID. DENOON has for sale 900 Enamel.
-. led Crates Tenders and Summer Pieces, EN-
bracng Square Topped, Circle and Eleptic Patterns
be sold at the lowest prices. Orders from town aud
country promptly attended to- The Virginia Me-
chanics Institute awarded 4 silver medal the highest
premium, to SAM'L d. DEMON for the best spee.
mems OF Crates and Tenders. Also for sale large
stock Of Bells, Brass Brick Noulds &c Apply at my
Bell and Brass Foundry, No. Us Main street, be-
tween 9Th and 9th, west side Richmond, Va.
liz l0-Sm 49, go
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THE Loss or THE MASILLA-The New Or
leans papers give the following list of the passen
gers aud crew who perished by the wreck of the
ship Manila: .t.ssx-s
Passengers L. Sproat of Philadelphia
Nine Marie Mont. French; Dominique Lata6e
do Henri Benoit Clsrer, do; Auguste Sentence,
do.
Crew Charles Lowell, American; Fred Os.
borne, London; Peter do; Antoine Fernandez Lis.
bon; one name not recollected, French.
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ID A PROCLAMATION.-Info having been
received by the Executive that JAMES KEEFE,
late of the Public Guard of Virginia, who is charged
at large Therefore, do hereby offer reward Of
two hundred dollars to any person persons who
shall arrest the said james Keefe and deliver him
into the Iall of the city of Richmond and do more
require ell officers of this Common wealth. civil
and military and request the people generally
their best exerisns to procure the of the said
Keefe, that he may be brought to justice. r.
~ Given under my hand Governor and under
LIS the Lesser Seal of the Commonwealth at
~ Richmond, this 10th day of August. in the
sils year 1856. HENRY A. WISE
BY the Governor. ...4
GEORGE w. MuNFoRD
Secretary of the Common wealth.
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BUsINEss CARDS.

D.. BaIDGFoRD, N. TINsLEY PATE,
FRANKLIN MATHEWS. ~
RIDGTORD q CO., General Commits.
ID mission and Forwarding Merchants on the Dock,
Richmond, Va. stau5
no TO b AC co MANUFACTUKERs.-.
L The undersigned Agents and Commission Mer-
chants for Virginia Maaufactured Tobacco, In New
York respectfully solicit shipments of Tobacco, to
their address. From their ecquaintance with the
trade they f1atter themselves they give satsfac
ton to shippers.
Innes C. Adams lase ofthe firm of Patteson, Adams
& Co. would be pleased to hear from his old friends
at this house.
Liberal advances ON eonsignments
CONNOLLY ADAMS,
A Front street, ~.
JAMES A. CONNOLLY. RoBT. N. ADAMS.
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rinancial and Commercial

- eess.e~~~~-
n..u.. s.rias B,ss asoss the Losde. money
m.sAss rather tighter Bell Co report AIaens..
s,eurisies inactive aud prices merely nomissi IneS
cuote virginia per cent bonds ct 81 0ssE Iehnes
zee S. 1t ss0ss ~
L,vrapooL BaRADsrrYrs MARKsr.-A rsguis e
eonsumptivs demand existed for sI dessnps,ans =
Srsedstass and prices were generally aa;ts fsyers
NJ ~ the eroD sccoaufs were Of satisfactory
sheracesr. The advance In wheat Over .uo gsIces
sAvissd per Africa called 20 Per sSs ssspes bsiua
email. 1lcsr was unchanged. sad In moderate re-
quest Ms.sp Eess1d:sa spensss aao ni
baltimore, 50. 0sas: Western Canal 2ss asis; Ca
nsljsn S2e 1S5. sour 25s 05os Ned wheat g. I'd ass
a. white g 90 s; "a corn sis sls ca missd
Iosnos MAsxsrs --Msssrs Barring Brothsnrs-
gps Si. secs ssSf s.. ID Scotch ss IS. q White wheat
eas 675s; red Cos o66a Hour, sos 036s. Linseed oil
had Auetua.ed bat closed At $50 03ss 3D. Spirits of
turpentine. small sales, ct Sis. Sd.
Stats or TRADE IN AANcHgsrER.-A moderate
basiness WAS doing In Manchester, and prices were
without change.
The New York Journal of Commerce Of Tuesday
There 10 an setive business doing in the money
market but rates OF interests little lower for
PHI. tnan are o. ~. s
Treasury.
FoIelka ExonauSos ~ nrmsr, WIN good Qomhno
from bankers to cover their accounts. Bills an
London le9fO09t for commercial signatures; l0eaD
ITO for bankers, ths latter an extreme rate.
Riehm0nd Markets, AnGust -.
FLOUR.-Thers Is still littla doing in Flour
Shippers are offering Sc so, and holders are asking
81. We note some small sale ut S707i. o.
WHEAT.-We quote strictly prime white ct SLIGO,
and good white at 81 s.: red wheat 81 .s501. So
CORN 10 quoted at rs cents, with very little in
market
BY Telegraph.
New YORK. Aug. 27.-Floue easier. Southern
Sit State and Ohio unchanged. Wheat easier.
Southern red 81 ST. white 81 g. Corn lower. Mix
ed 81. Stocks dull. q
BALTIMORE, Aug 27-Flour dull Howard street
aud City Mills quoted at SCI. Wheat declined cts
Corn unchanged--White 81 cents fa
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gTSHAT LDNKLT CfIUKCH YARD.
i Under ron weeping Willows with folisss -
H. ne r sod ~ Mother cd sss r.
Lie burisd beneath, In that lensly chnreh yard.
rbst moss covered slab and the tomb thst il By It
On yon gentle slops, thst We visw from the hill;
L,s s Sors sen via %
Let each ore rsmsmbsr, n CousAA Cold or Asthma,
Our dwsllinss invade allow me 70 tel you, IS
There & one hope LET still, the NOTES u brief
Take Leonard's Cough Syrup, or Instant Relief 81
Z Wholsssls. Agents. Msssrs. PURCELL. LADD 1
co. BENNETT, BEERS { FISHER, 10.
T4CKSONiS KXCELslUK BlTTkRS Il
p.cuis5ly sa.s.sd y =. so%RS;Gn 70 sys =
our ever varying climate. In al forms Of bilious
diseases ard Liver Complaint, ii + one Of the most
'a Pr.p.rsd only BY n. H. JACKSON. and for ..ls
BY Drux sists generally 10
C1HTEK,s SPANISH MIXTUKk Tho
~ Great Purifier Of the Blood The best altezs-
= Read tie following Certificate.
LEWIS CkEEK K. o., ka1awha Co. Va,
Messr,. WIN. 8. BsgRs L Co:
mar Sirs-I wa in the year Of 1885, attacked with
the Scrofua was. indeed ct ons time given up. Ny
mock was raw from ons end to the other tried All
raj physicians did good, until saw Carriers
Spsaish MIXTURE spoken 10 highly Of By the news-
papers. got few bottles according to directions:
the result t. that now ] am sound ~ ever was
in fact feel better than ever did In my hfe and
would recommend It to al who may be afflicted with
'A'' JOHN r. WALKER, P. N. :
Fer sale BY BENNETT, BEERS FISHER, and
Druggists seneral|ya ao
D0LLARWA RHEUMATIC LIN1MENT
Il Some remarkable cures performed by this Linf-
ment have como under our especial notice OF late,
and among them will mention the case OF 9 Mrs
Johnston, on Union Hill, who had been confined TO
her bed for more than . week BY rheunatiGm, and
was cursd by ONE BOTTLE OF PoLLAxD's RHEuAA-
~ JOHN W. POLLARD,
druggist 18th street.
And sor sale by Druggists throughout the city.
NH Its
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4 GEORGE =. LOWNEs, 1856, Main street,
VI near 7th.-Gratee; Tenders; Summer Fronts;
tsquare, circle and eleptic patterns) Ornanentals
Iron Rail; Balconies Verandahs, &c. y@E
Remember the number and give me G call after Z
aiming elsewhere. my 2l-6m
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1 AND FOR SALE.s.h Having defermtued
- to move est this Fall. / shaIl offer all of INV
REAL ESTATE for sale privately, until during the
Fall and il not sold it will then be sold publicly 1t
which time duo notice viii be given. TO vii !: the
place on which reside. lying on the road leading
from tho Williamsburg road, round By Ramsey's Mill
up to Shed town, formerly Blakey's Mill, and oppo.
site the farm of said RAMSEY adjoining the land Of c.
b. Williams, and running down 70 Fallen town
about quarter Of mile from the corporation linc
containing FIFTEEN ACRES with good D wsIlinr,
and ali necessary out-houses; fine well Of Water
in the yard Tho land 10 In high state of cu yaton
and would make splendid Market 0arden Also. a
TRACT OF LAND, lying six miles from the city,
ON the Sopth.side Of the Main WILLIAMSBURG Stass
road, containing SAL acres, all in wood and heavy
timber. except about 80 acres which has been culti
waited, with good well Of water. This tract would
make tina Farm, ~ il all lies well e 81 j
The wood 10 very valuable for it, convenience to
MARKET and il in half mile If the York River Rail-
rosd. a. 6#Es9s as $50 'ss#sas II 8 :,
Also, another tract opposite the same on North sde
OF said Williamsburg road, running to steny Run
road and bounded both sides by said reads lie en-
tire ieueth, and corners in few feet of tbs York
River Railroad and contains 6 scrss ailin wood ca
cept about 10 acres. 4 IS q s = 81 S. 3 S = 4
This trset has new Cottage rssidssee. jat neatly
anished, with good store house, and aoms other
bu!dings store u kept IT It 1t this time, and Il
said to bc good stand =
Forfurthsr information apply 70 Mersrs. 0oDpIn
AfpsRson on TO the subsosiber q his fesdsncs the
first named place. VIM y. hORD
~ z8--.1awlm. 8k Henricn county.
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WHAT EVEkY fkkSON SHOULD
SHERIFT's OFFICE, MoRCANT.wr. vA,}
December &c, 1885,.
Dr. l. Scott Co.-Gents: It affords great plea
sure to testify to the decided effects of your CELE.
BRATED WHITE CIRcAssIAN LINIMENT, 1t having
frequently relieved mo of the quInsy when various
other remedies failed, and recommend 1t to the
nublic JOHN T. FLEMING,
Sheriff Monongaia county, Va.
All the above Medicines for safe by Purcell, Lsdd
4 Co. and Alex. Duval Richmond. su Is
A HOME M4tDICINE.--NlRs.n DAVIS
IA ELIXIR cures Coughs, Cslds and Whoopine
Cough and affords great relief in Consumption and
most diseases arising from colds and neglected cougha
The following few extracts from certificates OF
citizens of Richmond who have tested its virtues:
"By timely Of 1t, HAYS no doubt 1t has saved
one many doctors fees know of its good effects
with great many other than my own family"
McGYery.
al have used 1t In my family for three years, and
found it the best family medicine have ever ussd
II. n. Stevenson.
"For sickness among children, nothing can be bet
tern--M. b. Go1icin.
81 have tried all the cough remedies Of the day
and have hesitation in saying that believe Mrs
DAVIS to be the most valuable preparation Of the kind
now In use."-E1;ah Warren.
Fer sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS Bennett L Beers,
Alex. Duvsl, Paterson Jackson, ChaS. Millspsugh,
e. J. Picor- A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
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.ICOHlCE AND srONQUA BkANs.--
~ The undersgned having engaged IL the sslline Of
9hs above On con isaiou, has sssds sr~aass ansats
with several New York housest - keep him constants
" supplied with the most reliAhls brands He will
sei the psue terrA ana askpfh attsnsien 81 The
Iobseccnises 81 this dty ard etAer places % eock
nov on hanA = Rlxe1ELD 0EOR0E
i sas--im. Osssss ca; ~ i&bes. /
RLANA - oa1es MlaskeSs,. oenas
- prntn6 avery variety. Of oar oWn innps rtafien
ssN KENT. rAInk co
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ireland ne IL ~ years OF hve feet inches
high, of ruddy complexion blue eyes and brown hair
walks with his head erect body forward and ths
toes of one foot turned in. au l8-2awSw
klY THE GOVEKNOH OF VIRGINTA.-- -
- PROC TAXATION Whereas, ELIAS
HELMS, who was condemned by the Circuit Court of
Marshall County, to i've Year, imprisonm snt in the
Penitentisry for burglary, escaped therefrom the
night Of the 7th December, 1854 and is still at large
therefore do hereby sher reward of Four Hundred
Dollars in lieu of the reward heretofore offered to
any person or persons who shall arrest the said Elias
this city; and do moreover require ell officers of
the Commonwealth, civil and military, and request
the people generally to use their best sxertions to
procure the arrest OF the said Helms that he may be
( ~ Given under my hand - Governor and
Z SEAL. under the lesser seal of the Commonwe
Richmond this l4th day q yAas, il the
Elias Helm is about % years old, i've feet ok ard
quarter inches high, light complexion, black hair
and dark eyes, su 16-2awSw
( MAIN BAGs-The Manchester Cotton
" and Woollen Manufacturing Company have on
hand GRAIN BAGS of superior quality. Orders left
at the office of the undersigned, promptly executed
VIM H. POWERS, Agent
au s-d2awlw Man. C. Il w. Mani. Co.
EXECUTOK's NOTICE All persons
~ having claims against the estate of the late Hem
signed for payment without delay and those indebted
to his estate will come forward and make payment
a. It Il desirable that the estate should be wound up
"a 1e-2awln HENRY w. SHARPE. decd
NALUABLE PROPERTY fOk sAIE.
The subscriber wishes TO sell the farm on which
he resides Il IL situated within three miles north
eastsf Dsnville ono half mile from the railroad aud
contains $50 acres. The land lies WELL nearly three
fourths heavily timbered and hne tobacco land Be.
ing near tho conjunction of three four roads il il
good location for professional man. or suitable for
Factory or Store. ) 's- 3 = =
The improvements consist of nav, handsome and
commodlou: Cottage, stuatsd an elevation in the
midst Of beautiful grove of fcrss. trees, large
double Kitchen, stnoke-house, ics house, large
The water 10 excellsnt and the situation romarka-
bly, healthy. The orchard contains every variety of
ait trees more than 200 of which were carefully So
lected from Westbrooks Nursery. As veEets bles.
fruits wood and lumber all command fair price ia
Danyie, their ssles alone would be profitable bust.
ness TO pursue 3. 4. WALKUP.
au lS--2taw2w
Also for sale, my house and lot in Danvie on VIII
son street, now occupied BY Mr.. T. B. Harrison.
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JAMES KEEFE was born in Kilkenny county
ireland He 10 20 years of age, Ave feet six inches
walks with his head erect body bent forward and ths
toes of one foot turned in. au l8-2awSw
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UAHTON MUNBEY, IN, D.,
ID HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
10! Main street, with Dr.. Atwood, Richmond.

NOTl 10 E.--JOHN w. COSBY having
ersnferred and assigned to me, for the benefit Of
ms credtors all debts and claims due or eccruinr to
Aim BY bond bill, note opsn account or otherwiss.
hereby require all persons owing such debts or
70 MAKE Immediate payment to me, longer indul-
jy l9--ts ALEX GARRETT Trr~..
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SCHOUL FOX BOYS.--rhe subscriber
~ returns his sincere thanks to his friends and the
public for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
Teacher. since his return to the city, and begs
leave to inform them that the duties Of his School
will be resumed on MONDAY, 18th day of August,
on Sd street, between Clay and Leigh. With an ex-
perienee of thirty years Teacher he feels conf
dent of pleasing those that may feel disposed to pa
troBize him.
rR Terms made known application. Il
kEFERENcEs.-Rev. Dr.. Howell Rev. jas. B. Tay-
ior, MssHs. j George Gibson, p J. Archer. ESQ,
John Pearce, A. Richards, Esq., and numerous others
of his patrons if necessary.
an 1I-dlm L. g. SAUNDERS.
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MIR. ID. TURNEH,s sELE1,T CT-1s.7-
~ ~ CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, MAIN al.
5ETWEEN SAD AND 4TB.-Ths 18th Academic
4 ieI o. this behool viii commsncs ON NONDAY.
me ssth Of septsmber. and close the 18th Julv--
Clanes VIII be formed to meet the wants Of supils
every stafe Of their study Of the Ancient and Nod
en isngnaase the Mathematics and Eneiish
1.--c.-s. aHla-1Gw
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pICHhIOND MILITARY INSTITUTE.
H "a Classical, Mathe niatical and English School
The undersigned will resume the duties of his School,
on 1st October next
At the suggestion of some of his patrons he has
determined to increase tho facilities of the School,
by the introduction of competent assistants with
pecia reference to the adoption of the Military fea
ture, now 30 deservedy popular for purposes Of dis
cipline, and physical Development This depart
ment, including Mathematics and Natural Science,
will be under the charge Of graduate of the vir.
ginis Military Snstitute. Modern Languages by q
competent Professor. Particulars in future adver
tisement
an s---sw J. AMBLER WEED.
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AHD.-ln buckcta ana keas Ter sale ~
- sa1 WlLLIAMak RAOTHIR
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MISSES KINGS sCHOOi.-.Cornero of
lVl Broad and Mayo streets The ninth session of
this School will commence on MONDAY, the 29th of
september and close the 18th of July
The Misses KING will be assisted by gentleman
of skill and experience. .
TERMS:
Payable semi-annually in advanced
FOr BOARD 100 w
Higher English Branches. 40 90
Primary do do from. SO to so 90
Ancient and Modern Languages. ............ % 90
Music and Drawing. Professors fees.
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Mechanical and Ornamental Drawing.
In connection with my Architectural and Engi
aided By competent assistants am prepared to make
Designs and Copies of all kinds Of Machine Work;
Plans for Bridgss stone otherwise; Copies to Lth
ograph from, Of Railroad and Canal Maps and Pro-
iIes; Copies Of Land Maps Tracings, Gc. with De-
signs fer wood, stone iron; ornamental Work. s.
WILLIAM PERCIVAL.
mh 13--6m Civil Engineer and Architect.
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TOHN w. DAVIES,
j DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITAL
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.

"
MONUMENTS, .TOABS, HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Fronts, Window and Door Sills, &c.
Buryins Grounds eacosed with Stone and Iron Rail-
ing. First Premium awarded by the MechapicR In
stitute and Agricultural Society of Virginia
jo 10-ts f.a
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TLOVEH HILL AND ANTHRACITE
" COAL-The ubscriben .kespz sgnstanty on
hand. GLOVER HILL and ANTHRACITE COAL,
which thew are prepared to sell at market prices
Offices at Capt L. Iibbys corner 2eth and Gary sts,
and at their Clover Hill yard oPpo1ite De-
pot WM. n. JAWS w.
an 12---1n E5g ~
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The large number entering the Institute during the
last session, (68) has encouraged the Trustees to
provide still facilities; and the arrangements
for instruction will be the elevated and lbe-
raj scale the spacious and convenient accommoda-
tons No pains will be spared to secure the highest
advantages to the young ladies who may honor us by
their attendance.
For catalogues, or further information, address
B. MANLY, JR, es'.
iy 2S-dSm Richmond, Va.
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competent Professor Particulars in future adver
tisement
au 9---Sw j. AMBLER WEED.
q w. COMES CLASSICAL AND COM.
II. MERCIAL SCHOOL will open its 9th annual
sessisn, on MONDAY, the 18th Of September next
in thu usual place Broad street, opposite st. Johns
Church, and continue ten menths.
Tuition per session, payable quarterly in advance
Common English Branches. $40 90
{" !" :" and Ancient Lam
EuAkeo... % w
Higher Eng Branches. and Gdraaeed stEdies,
in Ancient Languages. so 90
Having purchased quito extensively of Philoso.
phical and Chemical apparatus during the mast
year and otherwise added to the conye nienee kof
the School, its facilities for instruction are inteed
TO be equal TO nay in the city. Fsas s
Il. w. CONE, A. NJ, Principal
r. 8. A class of small boys for the Elementary
English Branches will be received al tuition of 70
per sesson, under competent teacher.
N. B. Pupils requested to be present at the
opening Of the School if practicable.
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SCHOOL FOX YOUNG CHILDREN an
- UNION HILL Mrs ELIZABETH PATEE
open school for young children 90 the lat Of
September next ht the residence of Mr. T. L. D. Wal.
ford Path street nearly opposite the new Methodis
church, Union HILL. aaz@5 4 1 IS 3 = :. =
Persons desiring to enter their children will please
taken. an sqyty
SCaOOL On CH UK III HILll.--The
- Exercises Of Mrs WEBB'S School, corner of
Brosd and 24th streets, will he resumed on WED.
NEsDAY, the ist Of October next
Terms &e made Known application. ss
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stesme
FreiI
r. n.
4 -
4 Norfol
pnia q
Il steams
4 be recd
4 whoar
on the
Il Omc
4 Comps
4 ap a
/ IL
/ ley, b
4 TEES
tops, o.
unAteTi
sold ID
Of Rio
In wan
terrnil
prices
Ianted
70 %
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-28

30 II k.--l nm now IN regular receipt 81
HxhtfuI fuel for srates and the latter excellent
and economical substitute for anthracite coal for
stoves, ranges and heating furnaces. Apply at the
coke wards corner of 10th and Basin bank on
corner of Byrd and 9Th streets south side Canal.
NH a---ts JNO. J. WERTH. Art.