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CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig COUNTY

CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig County
~ VA.-The proprieeors of these springs which
have for some time past enjoyed very favorable re-
puteon In the counties surrounding then have been
induced TO put the water In barrels for she sonven
ence Of invslids in other sections.
For the present, the price is fixed ct q rsso which
barely covers cost of barelinR and the carriage.
its healing virtues are beyond question. The fol-
lowing certificate from Dr. Carper leading and wall
known physician 10 Botetourt county selected from
many OF equal responsibility and force:
FIscAsrLE, BorETouRr Co., VAIL
July 18th, 1855.
Having been called ON by the proprietors of the
"Craig Alum Springs" to express my opinion of it,
medicinal virtues, hereby state that have exauin-
ed the OF the water (made by Prof Boothe Of
Philadelphia and believe it well adapted to cure dis
requiring atomic or Alternative action ON the sys
tenn and can further state that have known seme re-
arkable cures effected by lis In ssrofuious nss-
tons and diseases Of the digestive organs
8AMuEp NJ. CARrER, NJ. D..
The water has been analysed BY Professor Eoothe
Of Philadelphia, who says
"a mineral spriag Of such hchaess and quality
phyEcian Its position in the healthy mountain re-
gon of Virgina about distant from many of the
sulphur and other well kaown springs 81 The State.
ccnfer higher valuo npon the Sulphated Cbafybats
Of Craig county Very respectfully, r..-n
Erupttvs diseases arrangement Of the liver, dys.
pspss, &C., have yielded the power Of this water
and prove tn efficacy wherever Il has been tried.
This very valasbls watsr 10 for sale In barrels Il
rURckLI. LADD CO., Drusxs.ss,
no % -ds.if AGENTS for the Proprieaor.
LsOR PiCKLING.--I hnvc nlwrys q
hand ell Of tho Spices used In Picklins; Iof SAC
~ lowest prices. w. G, HATTAfLE,
Drue and ChamicAi SteIe,
aas-tf sCorssr n md Broad 10.
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INFLOW RIGHT NOTICk.-.HayimG 10.
AVA Gated myself in the city of Richrnond am
now prepared for making contracts build or repair
Satisfaction guaranteed in every case and the best 81
references given. Persons having work to do will
leAyc their orders a. my residenee, 18th Il neary
opposite Mr. Purceirs Grocery and 10 the neighhor,
hood Of Wesley Chapel; or lima through ths Post
tended 10 G. b NcCORNfC
On 6-dkelms
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II w. COMES CLASSICAL AND COM.
Ia. MERCIAL SCHOOL will omen ita 5th ann al

n w. COMES classical AND COM.
II. MERCIAL SCHOOL will open its 5th annual
session. on MONDAY, the 18th of September next
in the usual place Broad street, opposite St. Johns
Church, and continue ten menths.
Tuition per session, payable quarterly in advance
Common English observation-disclosures. so Co
- and Ancient Lam
guages...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. so 90
Higher Eng Branches, and adraaced studies
in Ancient Languages. so 90
{ Having purchased quite extensively of Philoso.
phical and Chemical apparatus during the past
year and otherwise added to the conyeniences Of
the School s faci ites for instruction are intended
TO be equal to any in the city
z. w. CONE, A. M, Principal.
P.S A class Of small boys for the Elementary
English Branches will be received at tuition of s n
per session. under competent teacher.
N fupiia are requested to be present at the
opening of the School IL practicable.
an 9---fs SIS
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LIN ~ STEEL, TIN PLATES, Gkc...E. III.
Il, sAinkEh CO., Ne. . Cary street, offer for

EEnsilsh Refined Rolled, best brands
Common English Rolled
Swedish
aSsricsn Hammered
la. Round, and Square Barr, al saxe. ! fRnN
yvai, Half Oval. Half Rcnnd
n0ops. Bwnds, Nail Rods
ettfs Horse Shoe
american, Enelish and Russian gheet
Hnfiors Cast. Shear and German atsol
niistcsea Steel, made of 6vedish Iron
Tie Plates. assorted dxss
1,s sad Bar Tin. Sheet and Slab Zlne.
~ : iaii ssssstnsat Groceries. 0aAno, Is.
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SCHOOL FUR BOYS.---The subscriber
~ returns his sincere thanks to his friends and tbs
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 MONDAY, 18Th day of August,
ON Sd street. between Clay and Leigh. With an
perience of thirty years Teacher he feels conf
dent of pleasing those tina. may feel disposed to pa
tronze him.
fy-T Terms made known on application.
REFERENcEs.-Rev. Dr.. Howell Rev. Jas B. Tay-
lor Messrs J. x George Gibson, P. J. Archer, Esq,
John Pearce A. Richards, Esq, and numerous others
of his patrons, if necessary.
an 1l-dim A. g. SAUNDERS
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, 2aO nrend

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, 230 Broad
w sTREET.-l0oo pairs OF those beautiful Shades,
only S7sc., richly worth $li Handicapped plain and
fancy light Shades so cents well worth 50; spien-
did Shades gilt and Gothic Shsdes at half the
price they sre usually sold It. Table Oil Cloths, all
widths, Is cents mp.
N. B.-Storekeepers and pediars supplied at New
York prices. Also, a nice assortment Of Dry Goods
Hosiery and Gloves at the lowest possible pIices-
Misses' Hose &c; Linen andksrchiefs &C.; Black
Lace Mtts l2ic.; Twisted Silk size; Ladies' and Mis-
sos Belts &C.; Ladies' Collars from 64c up Under
sleeves Csc; Brown Linen Table Cloths Soc; Towels
A. long, loc.-wth other Goods. which viii be sold
cheap Ladies' will fnd il to th.ir advantage to cali
At the eash store of n. GOLDEN. $50 Broad st.,
jy3 between sd and 4;h.
N OIL q k--Temporary HemOvaI.--The
: subscriber, for the purpose Of giving " ~ to th
erection OF new house has removed his store fron,
ne Old stand, Of Main and 18th streefs three
aoofs shove, where he wonld be pleased to see his
naends and the public generally. IN want Of first
aae sfsce Of Clothing, assuring them that he pre-
outward msn ri 4 aP ensT sh ms
jsl7 No IL n - ..laor,
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DoLLARD'S RHEUMATIC INIMENT
l. Soma remarkable cures performed by this Lini-
ment have como under especial notice of late,
and among them we will mention the of Mrs
Johnston, on Union Hill, who had been confined to
her bed for more than a week by rheumatism and
was cured by ONE BOTTLE OF PoLLARo's RHEUaA-
TIC IMMINENT. Prepared only by
JOHN ". POLLARD,
Druggist, 18th street.
And for sale by Drussi.ts throughout tho city.
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ENGLIsH classical AND NATHE.
IA NAUTICAL SCHOOL.
u H. BINFORD, }...,.. p-..,,
w. T. BAILEY, A. B., A''o'i"so iiacip"A'


The undersigned will open School on MONDAY,
the 18th Sept in the large and comm obi Rooms
on 7th street. formerly known the City Spring In
stituts. They design opening School of the nigh
est grade where boys will be thoroughly and accu-
rately prepared either for the University for any OF
our Cole es, or fitted for the business of life
Special attention will be hes owed upon the Eng
lish Department. it is considered to be too much
neglected.
The services of an experienced and competent Pro-
fessor of Modern Languages will be secured.
TERMS:
Payable semi-annusily in characterization 81 mos.
English Branches ........................S4a 90
Latin and Higher Mathematics. 80 %
Greek. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. III W
July 18th, 1856.
Mr. w. r. BAILEY graduated r. M College
with honor, in June last. He proposes to devote
himself to School Teaching | cheerfuly and conf
IDENTIFY recommend him for scholarship and high mo
raj character; and with experience in the bust
ness of teaching and motives to enterprise, have
doubt he will meet the expectations of all reasona
BILE patrons. VIM A. SMITH,
Prss't of Randolph Macon College
Mr. J. Fl. BINFoRD il graduate of the University
of Virginia, and has been successfully engaged in
teaching during the last four years both in Eastern
and Western Virginia. Testimonials from the Pro-
fessors of the University Of Virginia and his patrons
as to bis capacity and qualifications, be seen, II
desired by calling at Messrs. Binford Porters Cab
net Wsrerooms, Franklin street.
J. a. BINFORD,
an l-2tawlm1staw1m w. T. BAILEY, A. B.
1
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AND FOR SALE.--Huying deferuined
IL to move West this Fall, shall offer all of nav
REAL ESTATE for sale privately, until during tbs
Fall and il not sold, it will then be sold publicly at
which time due notice will be given. To wit the
place which | reside, lying the road leading
from the Williamsburg road, round by Ramsey's Mil
up to Shed town, formerly Biakey's Mill and orpo.
site the farm of said Ramsey, adjoining the lsnd Of
B. Williams, and running down to Fulton Town
about quarter of mile from the corporation line
containing FIFTEEN ACRES, With good Dwelling.
and all necessary out-houses; q fine well Of Water
in the yard The land il in iQh state of cultivation
aad would make splendid Market Garden. Also
TRACT OF LAND, lying six miles from the civ
on the South.side of the Main Williamsburg Stage
road, containing 34l acres, all in wood and bsayy
timber except about 80 acres which has been eultE
waited, with good well Of water. This tract would
make a line Farm, As it all lies well
The wood is very valuable for its convenience to
market and is in half mile of the York River Rail
road.
Also another tract opposite the same on North siss
of said Williamsburg road, running so Stony Run
road and bounded on both sides by said roads Its en-
tire length, and corners in q few feet of the York
River Railroad aud contains &c acres ali in wood ex
cept about 20 acres.
finished, with good stare-bouse, and some other
buildings store is kept at it at this time, ands
said to be good stand.
For further information apply to Nersrs. GoDDN
ApPERsos to the subscriber at his residence hs
first named place. VIM. Y. H0RB,
jy 282tawlm Hennco county.
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I AM RECEIVING the following:
HenneMeys Cognac BRANDY, in wood and slsss
Amonlilladc and Romano SHERRY
Regina Port WINE
Claret and Champagne do
Superior SALAD OIL
London MUSTARD, IN ID. and half h. boxes
English and Imitation English CHEESE
Mocha and Java COFFEE
Judd's patent Sperm CANDLES
And q few dozen BEEF TONGUEs of srtr. ana
hty-which will sell at small advance for cash or
- panetasi customers on the usual credit
ED. w. TOMPKINS.
Gil. " Do AGn, % =. ~
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n Err X n q $4,000 bbIs HaIifax cut
! herrinss, Just received and for sale by
su6 WIN TAYLOR
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4 RAIN BAG>.-The Manchester t,o.,on
~ and Wooen Manufacturing Company nave -"
hand GRAIN BAGS, of superior quality. Order lsG
at lowest market rates. "'e"'
WIN. H. POWERS. AGENT
au 9-d2awaw Man. C. l. W. Mani ca
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MKS. SUSAN REED will, resume the
lV1 duties Of her SCHOOL. the LIST of september
at her reidence corner of oath and Broad streets.
I2-2tawSw
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sSI THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
- PROCLA MATIO N.-WheFess, ELIAS
HELMS, who was condemned by the Circuit CoGrtof
Marshall County, to five years Imprisonment in tho
night of the 7th December 1854 and still at large
therefore do hereby sffer reward of -Four Hundred
Dollars, in lieu of ths reward heretofore offered, t.
any person persons who shall arrest the said Elias
Helms, and deliver hin into the PeniteDtiary near
this city; and do moreover require all ohess Of
the Commonwealth, civil and military. and request
the people generally, to use their best exeEtions to
procure the of the shid Helms that he may be
brought to justice.
[~~) Given under my hand as Governor, and
}sKAL under the lesser seal OF the Commonwealth,
~ at Richmond, this 18th day OF Angus IN the
year 1856. HENRY A. WISE
Elias Helm 10 about 20 years old, five feet ak ard
quarter inches high, light complexion, black hsh
and dark evas au l6-2sw3w
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MEAT LlTTf.h FARM ON TUE 11E1
IN DOW BRIDGE ROAD. HALF MILF
NORTH EAST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE
The Subscribers authorized TO sell The NEAT
LITTLE FARM located MS above now ocsunied hy
Mr.. VIM Kuper, adjoining the residence Of mT. re.
ter w Dudley. The place contains Il acres. The
dwelling is built Of brick, and is nearly new The
place is remarkably healthy.
For terms and further particulars, apply to
GODDIN l. APPERSON
iy 2i-2taw1m Auc,ionea,.
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GOaMETICs. PEKFUMk-

DOAIADES, COSMETICS, PEkFUME-
Il RY-WiIkins' Amelct, for the hair; Pemmaae
Philocome de Ia Societe Hygienque, new, eiegsh.,
and scientifically prepared Article recommenosa ~
the Paris Academy Of Medicine; Savage's UrHns; m
vers and Bsziu's fomades, in blue pots; Stick rens
tum; Rowland's Macsssar Oil; Gowiands Louoe,
Balm of q Thousand Flowers Fleur de hiz; Luom
fine Handkerchief Extrscts; Rouge Fin d. Thea,rsi
Vensigre Roege; Meen Fun; Genuine Fafina eo
lognes, Powder Puffs and Boxes Toilette "s s.ss
and Vinegar; Hair Dyes of every description; ne
genuine Woods Hair Restorative Travelling ihe a
momelers; Barry's Trcophsrous; Lyons Kathairon
Hand Mirrors, lie. For sale at
MEADE l. BAKERS
New Apothccary store,
1876, N. W. corner of Main and ikh as,
Just above new Custom House, Richmond, va
nm Is --dke4w
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& THEY HAVE CEN E.--Those La
Sf43 dies who have been waiting for Morocco
and Kid SLIPPERS are informed that they
have arrived at lsst and unusually pretty and
good.
have also received in addition
Ladies' Heel Cater Boots o very pretty article.
g. Coorsd 81 so Caters.
Z" Morocco Ties.
Ladies in want of anything in my line get it by
calling at No Is Main street.
an John C. PAGE In
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L'AECUTUH,s HOTtCE,-Ali persons
II having claims against the estate OF the are Heb
~ w sharpe, deed, win present them to the ande
signed for payment without delay, snd those ndsbea
to his estate will come forward and make paymtAi,
it Is desirable that the hhoud be wound up
at an ea,l, day. w GODDiN, Ext of
au l6-2awlm HENRY w. SHARPE, decd.
nANBSONiE PLAID LlNsEfs, Car
L. SINETS AND KskSEYS. of very superior
quality, are now manufactured to considerable 81,
tent at the Peuitentiary of Virginia. Farmers ara
merchants, before buying are requested TO eau ana
examine the stock at the Agents store, No. n rear
street, Richmond, Va.
au l4-dlw6w2t JAS. G. SPOTTs, Agent
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HDucArIoN.

SCHOOL ON q n URGH HlLI..---Ihc
- Exercises Of Mrs. WEBBS Schooi, corner 81
Broad and e4th streets, viii BE resumed on WE'D
NEsDAY, the let of October next. @
Terms, he, made known on application.
iG--AttsfO
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WESLEYAN r T. VI ALE INSTITUTE
w STANTON. IA,
Rev IlHN WILSON A III princinaI

L. L
This institution which has been in successful ope
ration for six yrars will its next session
On WEDNESDAY, the Sd of September, with in.
creased advantage for the comfort and improvement
of its pupils.
The course of instruction is systematic and compre
hehsive, embracing all the branches of thorough
English education, together with the ancient and
modern Languages, Music, Drawing. Painting 49,
The Institute is Incorporated with Collegiate pow
ers and when the full course of study is completed
grants diplomas.
All tbs departments ander the direction of
teachers of experience and skill in their profession
and the bcarders who reside in the Institute, will be
under the care Of the Principal and his lady, at all
times and will receive all necessary aid and atten-
ton. Parents are assured that, while shall pre-
serve inexiby that discipline essential to the proper
development of the mind, and the formation of true
womany character, pupils shall also receive spe
cai instruction In regard to their personal deport
best efforts TO enable them to spend their time at
school pleasant Is well prof ably
TERMS:
(Per Session of Ten Months)
Board lights, fuel and washing BIO
Tuition in all English branches. 40
Music on Piano, with of instrument...... 50
Modern Languages each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Ancient Languages no extra charge.
Payable-One- half at the beginning of the session.
the other lst of February.
R For Circulars or further information. address
the Principal au l6-12t
~ open School, the LIST of September. on I'd street.
between Clay and Leigh Having taught in this city
r years ago. and after wards In Western Seminary
years in Lynchburs, with great satisfaclion to her
patrons she hopes to merit and receive the same now
Her mode Of instruction is thorough adapted to the
ages and capacities of her pupils Her discipline is
parental and Systematic.
She will give instruction In most of the higher
English branches, also In Latin. Terms per session
Of ten month., yable quarterly:
BEGINNERS. SIS 90
'.''.'.s........s..... ........ 70 90
Engtsn nIancnes.... % 20
Higher English Branches including Latin. 50 90
Persons wishing to see Mrs Rice, win please call at
Mr. John N Royals, On 7th street, between Clay and
Leigh. am l6-di2t
H. s.s4UIKE,s sELECT classical
A' AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, corner or Man and
lst streets, Richmond-The 10th session will COM
mence on the 18th of September, 1856.
PRoF. JOSEPH MICHARD, Teacher In Modern
Languages.
JOHN A. CALYO, Teacher in Drawing.
au l5-ts
ENGLihH AND classical SCHOOL.
4 The subscriher will resume the duties of his
School on MONDAY, September 18th, in his School
House, near the corner of Clay ard lat streets.
an l5-1w GEORGE A. WEED.
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HATS, CAPs, sEOEs, 30.


NOTICE.. The subscriber q
$50 has just received large supply of
Ladies', Gentiemen's, Misses and III
ChiIdrens Shoes, consisting in part, of -
Ladies' Morocco Heel Slippers L
do. Kid do. do.
do. French do. do. very fine
do. Black Cater Boots, do. d.
do. do. Morocco do. do.
do. do. do. do, at ST. so
Gentiemen's Patent Leather Gaiters-Congress
do. do. do. Oxford Ties
do do do. Low Quarter Shoes
Misses Colered CATERS
do. Black do Tipped
do. Morocco Slippers. Black and Bronze
do. do. Boots thick and thin soies
Cbldren's Boots, Caters and Ankle Ties of all
the various kinda and eolors made
All of the above goods are fresh and fashionable,
and will be sold low by ALIEN. HILL,
au4 17 Main st.
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YOUNG LADIES' HIGH CH 90 l.
l. Shockoe Hill, Marshall street, between 9TH and
9Th streets.-MRs. T.. J. DARDEN, who has had
many years experience in nstructing young ladies in
the advanced branches of complete English educa-
ton, will open School at the above named location,
the LIST of September.
The following branches will be included in the
course of instruction: English Grammar Belles-Let-
tres, Ancient and Modern Geography Ancient and
Modern History, The Elements of Chemistry and Boz
tany, instruction in the French Language and the
Piano Forte will be given by competent teachers,
for which separate charge will be made
Paren is and guardians assured that their chill
dren and wards will not only be instructed in the ap
plicson of the rules of English Grammar, but also,
and adaptation ofwords and their relation and propr
ETY., both in conversation and writing, will be
stanty brought under the consideration of the pupl
for the accomplishment of this object particular
tentien will be given to the department of Bellies
Lsttres.
Mrs. DARpEN returns her sincere thanks to her for
mer patrons, on Church Hill, and in other parts of
the city, and hopes they will continue to encourage
her. as far they can. aull1-l2t
DICHMOND MILITARY INSTITUTE.
IL "a Classical, Mathemst ical and English School)
The undersigned will resume the duties OF his School,
ON LIST October next.
At the suggestion of some of his patrons, he has
determined increase the facilities of the School,
by the introduction of competent assistants with
pecal reference to the adoption of the Military fea-
ture deservedIy popular, for purposes of dis
cipline and physical development. This depart
ment Including Mathematics and Natural Science,
ginia Military Institute. Modern Languages by
competent Professor. Particulars in afuture adver.
tisement.
au s-.-sw j. AMBLER WEED.
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- FOR kENT..-Thc brick Wnrehon-..
ss on the Basin, at tbs corner Of Cary sns ,o,t
streets, now occupied by Messss. Z. ! W w
ID. Tompkns. Possession given on LIST Of Oetossr" w.
Apply to JOHN RUTHERgooRn
jy i5-ts
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DURCELL, LADD d CO., DrugRists.
l. Richmond. Va-Havins received their fall stock.
consisting in part of the following offer their usual
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To LONDON per ship Margaretta---852 hhds Tobacco
To BAHIA, per bark White Clouds 4i2 bbls Flour
TolRIo JASEfRo per bark Brazile bbls Fiou,
To BREMEN, per bark Fides---l47 hhds Leaf Tobacc
and 572 hhds. Stems
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ENiLisH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
IL The subscriber will resn,ne the duties of his
School on MONDAY, September 18th, in his School
House, near the corner of Clay ard lat streets.
aul5-1w GEORGE A. WEED.
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MEDICINAL FLUID EXTRACTS.-We
sl are prepared to furnish Physicians and others
with all the Pharmacoposal Fluid Extracts of war;
ranted strength and purity of chara fully repre-
sentirg the respective Drugs from which they
made, of our own manufacture.
MEADE 4 BAKER, Pharmaceutists,
1856 N. w. corner Of Main and 10Th streets.
I'D rAw
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Music on ffanO.. " eo w
The large number entering the Institute during the
last session. (268) has encouraged the Trustees to
provide still increased facilities; and the arrangements
for instruction viii be the same elevated and be
raj scale the spacious and convenient accommoda-
tons No pains will be spared to secure the highest
advantages the young ladies who may honor US by
their attendance.
For catalogues, or further informatisn, address
B. MANLY, JR,
;v o8-dSm Richmond. Va.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-09-09
FASHIONABLE DANCING,
At Munder's Assembly III IL.
. w. NUMBER, Professor of DauciD


He at Georgetown College and Convent. ana
principal teacher Of Washington city, has the onor
TO announce TO his former patrons and the title
generally that he will the duties of hs5 chool
ON Thursday. November 9Th, 1855, at Munder s,As-
sembly Hail. adjoining the Star Office, at o'clock,
F. M for ladies, misses, and masters, and on tho
same evening, at tx for gentlemen.
He feels assured that the unequaied progress O.
his numerous pupils in his former classes Is sud-
cient guarantee of his superior skill as an Instructor
Prof M. begs leave 10 remind the public OF the
unbounded success of his May Festival Ball. at the
National Theatre, which was attended by upwards
of 1000 persons. ts gatNs
His new Hall, which is one Of the largest most
beautiful, and conveniently arranged in the city with
two large dressing and supper rooms added, which
be rented for balls and parties. The location Is
convenient TO persons residing in any part of the city,
Days of Tuition On Tuesday and Thursday, at 8
o'clock, p. NJ, and on the same evenings, at for
gentlemen. lxahf4
class for young married ladies and gentlemen
will be formed shortly.
All who desire TO Join his classes, will please apply
at Mr. John F.. Elliss Music store, Pennsylvania ave-
nue. near Tenth street. or to Prof M at his rooms,
on the above days. subscription list is now open
to receive the names of those wishing tickets
to the Soirees Only Is for the season.
oct 30-du 4#t