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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-09
D EMOVAL.-Dr. PLUME has removed

DEMOVAL.-Dr. PLUME has removed
~ his office to the third house, South of Trinity
Church. South side and about one hundred yards be
low the Exchange Hotel DR.. T. continues to treat all
syphitic and gOnOrrhoea complaints; and having had
much practice in this line hatters himself that he can
give very general satisfaction. call from those III
tarested il solicited.
Dr. p also makes and vends one of the best restora
tyes Chemical Extract of French Flowers Tor con
DR.. 2. may be consulted ccnfideniay by letter, or
otherwise Medicines securely packed and sent to sr
der, in almost any direction
Office hours from 4. NJ. till 9 A. NJ. Franklin
eet near the Exchange Hotel, Richmond city, Va
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THE RICHMOND SODA WATER AND

DENITENTIARY STORE,
. No. q PEARL STREET.
KERSEYS for servants elsthing
LlNSEYS do io
BROGU rs. BOOTS and SHOES
WAGON HARNESS, &C.
Il. NJ NTMMO,
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FIlNate rONFIs :''t.-''''.'' % 70
- By agreement this day entered into between
the Faculty of the Medical College and the attending
Physicians Of Bellevue Hospital, in addition to the
usual weekly charge, a fee varying from SO TO $50
operation. The particular charge for any specified
operation NAY be asccrtared beforehand by applica-
tou to the Resident Physician or the Attending Ply
sicians aud Surgeons OF either institution.
Attefdins SsTgeo'as.-Profs Gibson, Peticcias and
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DOGGETT g. ANDERSON,


UpH0LSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner of Governor and Franklin sts)
HAVE received their Fall Stock of
L French and American Paper Hangings all quail.
ities Floor oil Cloths Curtain Goods, Cornices and
Trimmings Window Shades Mattngs, and many
other articles i'll the ne Of business which will be
sold at moderate prices. We also kesp on hand and
make 10 order Feather Beds, Boosters and Pillows,
Cured Hair aud Shuck Mattresses, Of the best quail
ity and all other work in line, executed by the
most con petcnt woIkmen, with the strictest desire
to give satisfaction. A portion Of public patronage
il respectfully solicited Sc 2S-3m
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Hanover county.
r EE. STEGER & FOSTER-
THE GENITO MILL FOR SALE

THE GENITO NJ l. l. FOR SALE
\ The Subscriber having sold his plantation now
offers his half of the above property for SALE and in
vites any person who wants such to examine the
same. The other own rs of the Mill will dispose Of
their interest, also The Mil is on the Apuomat
tox itiver Tor 3 miles by the river above the Ma
toax Depot, on the Richmond and Danyitie Railroad
and about lniles from the powhaau station on the
same road, There are four run Of stones TWO pair
Burrs Zone pair Just about being put in) and two
pair of Corn Stones capable OF grinding 500 bushels
grain per aay The Mill is IN good Repair the breast
and husk frame having very recently been renew
ed There is excellent corn custom, and annually
from ten u twelve thousand bushels of wheat ground
The -four By Inspection in Richmond, is of SUPERIOR
QUALITY. The water power is very great capable of
eA ending its TO othar manufacturing purposes
and III the hands of jaaicious managers would be
rendered extremely yalnabe. There are Is acres OF
Land attached, on which is good House, contain
ing roons. My address is Gento Post Office, Pow
hatan county.
Z-wtf WM sIIfRRAY
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THE LADIES are just beginning tt

L. find out where to purchase the cheapest Trim
nncs, Embroidery, Millinery Goods, Hosiery
Goaks and Busters, Quantities., Lace Goods and nil-
merous other artic s. md where do you think il is
At G0LDSMIT'S. 20 Broad street as he is selling
off without regard to cost. Money saved to buy
your goods there. He has everything IN the fancy
line. To enumerate would take up too much space
Go give hnn call, and You will be certain to procure
something 10 suit and satisfy you and money saved
the bargain.
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Dry GOODS.
+ AEdL DRY GOODS ESTABLISH

IlhMlITuN EASTER CO..
NJ. MARBLE BnfLBizsd,
Nos Ig. .Ul AND 1s3 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE,
lTayo re,Y IN store 1f1ostl Of their own tmrorta
t5u} ehn 81 the largest and must complete SHOCKS i
liz United Suites, embracing
SILKS aud SILK GOODS of every ela5s;
DRESS a00DS-a very large stock;
IRISH LINENS; LINEN GOODS and .
UUIlSEE EEPINu ARTICLES of every description;
MOURNING GOODS;
CLoAKS, MANTfLliAS and sTIAWLS;
EMERUIDEHfES, LACE3, HOSIERY, GilOF Es;
BLANKETS, QUILTS, DOMESTIC GOODS;
And every article generally required By .,
FARMERS and PLANTERS for SERVANTS USE:
affixed to each article. from which no deviation Id
m;ltIo.
Ia- WHOLESALE ROOMS on the second and
tI,iri Ilrurs oc l0-d3m
+ AKaE DRY GOODS ESTABLISH
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DOWN GOES TIE PRICES 900

| I - W " WIZ 4 III 4 ANLN II 80 VVU
~ yards Printed CaShmeres aud Deaincs at the
very low price If shilling, formerly sold at 3Tl5
cents 1000 yards Printed Cashmeres and Delains At
Fl cents; 1000 yards new style do at - cents; lG1
yards all wool French DeiliEes at D. 3D. sill low
prices for all kinds printed Dress floods Debeccs
The Ladies are most cordially invited to call and So.
cure some of these bargains. at
c. A.GWATKIN'S, No. I6I
no > Opposite Exchange Rank
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WATCHES. CLOCKS, Go.
q YANKEE DOODLE CLoCEMAN,

e. YANKEE DOODLE CLOCIaMAN,
AJze Yankee ciockman brought to town,
S4nma@ Upon the cars go handy. .
A case of goods, from East way ao-l.
Packed up as nice a. candy.
Every way he tried 10 sell
His cloeks--but couldn't do it;
The people all knew very well
They'd soon have cause to rue i'll
After wandering all the day,
And trying still in vain,
He chancd upon the street to stray,
By the corner ELEyEN1H AND VI iIa:
BARTHOLOMEW he saw st work,
And felt himself quite un-done;
- guess I'm spilled, I'm a TURK
by this little man from London"
N. B.-Watches and Clocks carefully repaired. Hair
Ornaments of every kind made and Engraving neat
" executed at the corner OF llth and Main streets
Richmond Va. SEA
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REMOVALS, &c.

DEMOVAL.-We have removed tempo
II rarily to No Pearl street, under the Exchange
Hotel where we shali be pleased to see our old
friends. G. w. PURCELL d CO..
81 EXCHANGE Rrnkera
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4 NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCESS
A LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE

A LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE
L n For sale. my Farm Of 3li acres, in Albemarle
county, adjoining j. o. Massey, Sneed and others;
the Virginia Central Railroad and two from the RI
wanna Improvement. One hundred and twenty
acres-Cne-third bottom land cleared, enclosed
and well OF first rate water on the premises
Terms liberal. ii preferred, exchange will be
made for Richmond property. Address me at Rich
mont, 'r call at nay Office. corner of Franklin and
Governor streets. 5. 4. HART.
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MISS PEGRAMs BOARDING AND

" TO- HUIthII . DUAhUINU AND
- DAY sCHO0L-The second session of Miss
PEakAM ogHooL VIII begin on the LIST of October
next ahd WA emu the Both OF June, 1853.
he course Of instruction will be fhornuob and sv
branches of Education. " 'Ao nisnee'
The English Department will be ,n,.r 81, . ;,
diase supervision Of Miss peGKAa She viii .Isn r
sumo the Bellies Lettre Class for Young Iadias 1h
have left school S A""icS WIZ
Competent assistants viii be empioyea l., 400,
department, and French will receive osneciai att
ton. 'S eopo@iai aiteE-
Circulars containing full information conoar,in
M cSneoi may be had on application to Mrs "
rnnhhh, Linden Square, Richmond. "
reieohs intending to enter Pupils are requested IN
mam the,n without delay so that arrangements
may De made for their accommodation
~ k~Eilai. ThkSaf II AunGrrts
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HOW IS IT that LEWIS store is al

L L ways crowded with customers? The reason
why is that he sselling the greatest bargains ia the
city. Embroidered Hdkfs. at l21 cts, worth 80 cts;
Collars ut Ga cts, worth i2 cts; Collars at all pri
ces sold at half their value; Cambria and Dlmity
cent below the regular prices; SteiIa Shawls and
Sc3;rfs; Hoop Skirts at Is cts. Collars at lS3i cts,
worth 81 cts Colored Bordered Hdkts ut 3TI9 cts.
worth - cts; Linen Cola at l2l1 cts all kinds of
Trimmings sold very low: Linen Cambria Hdkfs. at
Ga cts. piece; Bonnet Ribbons at l2ls cts worth
lS24 cts; Bonnet Ribbons AT Is. lS34, - 81 a aud
So cts, all Of which worth great deal more
II you want to secure bargains in Dry Gaods, you
must 20 to JACOB A. LEWIS,
II Main street
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IN AN ESTRAY MARE. - Taken
ZCAupin the county Of Hanover by the suiscri-
ber, taHo !iyes about miles from Tayl0rsy lie in
salf county on the 9Th day of October 1857 a bay
MARE, with small star in the tOrehesl both hind
feet white: supposed 10 be about Il years old The
owner is hereby notified TO come forward prove pro
JAMES IL. TIiLFR.
Hanover county. &C. ls1T.--nc 21--C3t&
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KfOUSELINEs, &c.-Good, new style
new natterns do ut 81 per cent less than they cost
In september: Bayadere Striped Popns. and other
cheap Dress Goods; Plaid Merinoes; French Meri-
noes. Plain MouseIines; Bayadere Striped Silks. de-.
nh fur sale as oss s similar Gds be tonght in
Richmond CHILES Il CHENERY
nc "a i73. Bro d street
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TRY GOODS Dry GooDs !! At prices
~ to suit the times--We respectfully invite stran
gers visiting our city and all others in want of Dry
G od- to call and examine stock of Lady's Dress
Good- Goods for Men and Boys wear Housekeeping
foods Goods for Servants wear, Ladies' Cloaks
Shawis &c all of which offeaing at prices to
please the most economical purchaser.
JOHNSON d HARDWOOD,
No II Main street.
N B. Carpets Those in want of Ingram, Three
Ply and Brussels Carpets will find il to their interest
to examine cur stock and prices before purchasing
oc ~ j. d X.
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+ ARGE DRY GOODS ESTABLISH
IL MINT.
I4AI4ILTOE, EASTER d. CO,
New Marble Building,

New Marble Building,
I.os. I09, 2oI and 2o3 Blltimore Street.
BALTIMORE.
Haze ROW il store (mosty Of their own importaton
one J.. the largest and most complete Stocks In the
United States, embracing
SILKS and SILK GOODS of every class
DRESS GOODS-a very large stock
IRISH LINENS, LINEN GODS and
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES Of every deScrlp-
: MOURNING GOODS
ClOAKS, MANTILLaS and SHAWLS
EMBltOIDERIbS. LACES, HOSIERY, GLOVES
BLANKETS, QUILTS, DOMESTIC GOODS
Aud every article required by FARMERS ana
PLANTERS for SERVANTS USE.
10 RETAIL ROOMS on first hoor-the PRICES
affixed to each article. from which no deviation Is
sg- WHOLESALE ROOMS on the second and
third fjeors oc 23-d3m
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DICHMOND MUSICAL INSTITUTE,

DICHM0ND MUSICAL INSTITUTE,
Ia ON BROAD, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STREETk-The classes in vocal music III TINS INST
tuition rEet as follows: First adult class tm0re AZ
yanced) on Tuesday and Saturday evenings at ~
O'clock Second adult class beginners on Monday am
classes will meet at O'Clock. The first (more adj
yanced) on Wednesday and Saturday. The second
beginners Monday and Thursday. Lessons on
the piano given when preferred unless too inconven
lent to the Institute For further particulars apply
to Zoe f2-lm) T. l.. GALLEHER, Principal.
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RICHMOND MARKETS, Nov :.
fLDUR-The market for -four is firner We note
saIes today Of Supernne at ST per barrel
" Hf Af-Fhere is ~ change in Wheat and we
contnne to quote 81 30 and 81 10 as the ou:s ricas
Tor prime Red aut White +
CORN is unchanged.
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NORTHERN MARKE Els.

NEW YoRK, Nov 7.-Fionr tlecli.iel; sales If 7cfa
S. 1905 40.
WHEAT declined; sales of $4,000 bushels; Chicago
Sprng seiilng at Soc. Corn is heavy; sales OF Is
bushels mixed &c. '
PORK has declined; mess sl975. Bsof is unchanged
Lard firm Mt I0G9lSc
WhInkay steAti 4. Ohio
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UNITED STATES MAIL
Il xsssssss, LIN z BETW ZEN q W YORK AID
>Btr ree4a.tsx - : . HFOLK. PETERSBURG AND
az II N o II D.The JAMESTOWN
Captain !,.tl i>t, leaves Richmond every Tuesday al
terncon, City Point same evening and Norfolk next
morning "wednesday for New York.
The ROANOKE, Capt. Skinner leaves City Point
every Saturday morning and Norfolk every Saturday
Evening, for New YORK.
Returning. the jamestown leaves New York. from
Pier -, North River every Saturday aItern3on. with
passengers iUr Norfolk. Petersburg and Richmond
without detention AT Norfolk, merely stopping there
- land passengers. She takes freight only lor Rich
maLt.
III" Roanoke leaves New York from same Pier every
Wednesday afternoon, with passengers for Norfolk
Petersburg and Richmond but takes freight only for
Norfolk, North Carolina and Petersburg.
Passage and fare, Stateroom Included. between
Norfolk and New York s.; Storage paSsage 81.
Passage and fare, Statero0u included between
Richmond Petersburg and New York, $l0 Steerage
passage, s.
NH II bIDLAM u " ATSI "
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bUDLAM l. WATSON


SUITS OFFICE L. 4 d r. Ri
RICHMOND, Oct. 23 ISL. I
1T. .s4- -~zz:s7zzszzE1 CHANGE OF SCH E
22s5.s4 ~ ~ - - d L L E-WTNT AR
HAN;.kMlNF-Un and after MONDAY, the 26th
October, Tie day Mail Train viii run this Road
'laiyas follows, tSuGday cXcepted)
Leaves Richmond at.......... 900 O'Clock A. NJ
Arrive at Junction at..................I2t0 II.
Arrive at DanSi!lc at................ 800 :" L. NJ
RETURNING:
Leave Danvilie at....................... rs A ".
Arrive at junction at.................-.12 X VI.
ana IN l'icHlloni ut.........-.-.....,... ~ T. NJ
The above Trains CONNECTS with the Trains on the
SoathSidc Railroad. both ways at - o'clock NJ go
I2 to Lynchhurg and to Petersburg.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN TO JUNCTION AND LYNCHBTRG.
Leaves iiChmo Gd Station at........- 5l5 p. II
arrive at 925 " L. NJ
EETURNiNU:
leave JGGCtinn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2.l5 " L. Il.
Or The arrival Of the South-Side Trains and arrive
in richmond IN time to connect with the Trains 90
ing North This Train connects with the South Side
Trains to and from LyDcLburg.
nc u C. CAMPBELL Sun't.
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0,pJD SIDES CDLG LIZA HEN.
y. DEVEREU&, 30. 1872, Cary St.
se2l-d2Tn Between 18th AMI lGth.
Ell ALL SOLVENT BANK NOTES ezzSssss
Fla TAKEN. iSs,SsSEs
would most respectfully return my thanks -
to nay nts and the puDlic for their liberal ratrO-
heretofore, and wauld most respectfully ask
them to call and examine my Fill stock OF
HATS, GAPS, AND LADIES FUES.
which is large and well selected for the retail trade
both ia style and qualities
G,.ntieueu's Soft and Dress HATS
Youths and Roys GAPS aud HATS
Childreu's aud Misses Fancy HATS, CAPS and
GIPSEYS
Ladies Fancy FURS, and
Negro WOOL HATS.
All the vario styles and qualities all Of which
viii be sold very low for cash.
Persons will do we'll IL give me call. before sup
pl ing themselves elsewhere, rs ttt2rm ned 10
sell can. Call at the Premium Hat and Cap BE
pOt, No .17 Broad street.
uc l7-iIm RICHARD MOORE.
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cIG RS. ANOTHER lot of Regina ,or
~ eireerf Regalia brand, which have been giving
suoA unusual Satisfaction; also, few Thousand OF
x celebrated 0abanas, said To be the finest richest
| favored Havana Cigar imported. Also. Principe
ana ether choice brands now in store, for sale BIZ
--ucA JOHNSTON BRO. Druggists.
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DEDUCED PRICES! REDUCED PRE-

CEDUCED PRICES! REDUCED PRl-
H CES We have received within the last week
large lot of new Goods, bought at the prices now
ruling in New York, and to compete with others
who are selling at cost, have marked the whole of
lew by customers who are looking for bargains.
We are prepared to show cheap lot OF Dress Silks
MousliiiS Cashmeres, French Mernos Plaid Merinos
Black Goods Of all kinds, French work in great va
riety. HandkerChiefs, Hosiery, Cloaks. Shawls &c
Servants Goods of all kinds cheap as they can be
found in this market: Cloths, Cassimeres and Vest
ings. Il tuil assortment.
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NlLkS, SlLKS.-Good news for the
- Ladies. al2.@1 Dress silks at their own prices,
comprising the newest and handsomest styles 10 10
hant IN the market. Also, large lot Black Silks,
whlch we are Offering &C heavy discount and un-
pf"eedented low prices. Ladies' in want will please
call. CUAS A GWITKyNS
DC a6 Onnosi.e ~ rhan,se Ras,st
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PRIVATE INSTRUCTI0N.-Th sub
scriber offers his services 70 his friends ana te
public generally as PRitAIE S n,vS a,ld - -
any Of the ENGLISH BRANCHES OF EDUCATION:
He viii teach single Pupils releases at any hou, =.
their own residence, at his roGl corner % Iueh
and Ra7k streets Ile Will be elad To see any VINO
may wish 10 pursue OF revise their English or tiss
cal studies. p. II. MONTAGUE,
oc q-dtIu* Corner Of 10Th and Bank sts
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TOOK OUT FOR NO. rs! LEWIS
IL UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS IN DRY
G0oDS-Cloaks and Mantillas very low Dress
Goods of ali kinds at cost: Embroderies at half
price: Hoop skirts. at next to nothing. Fun value
gwen for all kinds of bank notes. 90 bring your
,nonev IN LEWIS, - Main street
&C y Next door to p. X. Whites Shoe Saloon.
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CLOSING OUT,
~ AT AND BELOW COST.
As / intend closing out by the 18th of next month,
| invite It call from those who want.
Rich hayadere Silks and Cashmercs
Handsome Velvet and Cloth Wrappings
Blanket ehawis and SCarls
u>ei.eepng and Servants foods
Blankets. She etings aud Shrtings
Irish Linens very cheap
Cloths Cassimeres and Vestngs
shirts, B0sOms and Collars
GentIeInen's Shawis and Scarfs
Infants Embroidered kobes
French Worked Collars and Sleeves
Together with large stock of other Goods all o..
which will be sold at ard below cost.
ClIAS. IARTW ELL, rs Broad street,
moi Opposite Broad Street Hotel.
AT COST, TO CLOSE BUSINESS
= We have determined positively to close our
present business, and Will commence this day selling
OF entire stock of Isry Goods for cdSh and
rash only. Our stock is large and we'll assorted
mean what we say and no mistake, and solicit
cal from all in want of great bargains
We also request all persons indebted to to call
and settle their bills.
DUDLEY & JOHNSTON,
&C 20-Im No. lis. Eagle Square.
CPLENDID SILKS AT PANIC PRICES.
- Robe Silks. Military Side Stripe
Chene, Bayadere and all the new styles
Plaid Silks
Black SILKS, all grades.
Elegant Velvet Robe Dresses.
The attention of the ladies is respectfully solicited
oc . ALFRED MOSES. 63 Main at.
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F. UNION STEAMSHIP COM

UNION STEAMSHIP COM
r@z2rsssE PANY-F0R puILApELPHIA VIA
= 10 CITY POISTAgD N0Rf9LK.-Stcam
7gass,ssSszaaz--8-saS CITY OF RICHMOND, Captain
Mitchell; steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Capt. David
Teal; steamer VIRGINIA Captain B. Rooms
tne OF tgsc superior steamers VIII leave RchInond,
until further notice, every MONDAY ana THURS
DAY, touching ut Cty Point and Norfolk, 10 receive
freight and passengers. Returning, leaving Phila-
deli iia every " EDNESDAY and SATURDAY morn
Ings 1t 10 clock.
These Steamers are now In fine order, increased
Commodations for the comfort of passengers having
been added Us also more room for freight; and We
hope, by regularity, dispatch and In protecting
goods committed TO charge, to receive ami Increase
OF patronage.
80 No tTanshiplnen:by this line
gethrough to New York. and fund, 80 CO
Do % Philadelphia, andfound, st
cabin, s o.
Passaae through TO Philadelphia, rot found I'd
cabin 4es
Passage 10 City Point and Norfolk same as by the
River Boats.
E4s- Passengers by this Fac can sto? III Phiadel
phia two three da and then proCoed to Rev York
Jy he same ticket. II. L. FUTILE, Agent,
aU g Rockets.
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ONLY 6 IA cents for Pocket Hand
" kerchief warranted all pure linen, Coorel
Borered Gentiemen's Pocket lidkts at l2s cts Col
lars al 70 per cent lower than be purchased at
any ether store in the city. Every description of
dry goods can be purchased very low at the old estab
i;shmenf OF JACOB A. LEVY,
: ne ~ Is Main street
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EDUCATION.
=. :. =
s.. soUIRE'S SELECT classical

T q. soUIREs SELECT CLASSICAL
IL. AND ENGLISH sCIIoois CQkssms, H. MAJ Al.
AND IsT STR EETs, RICHMOND, sA. -Ine ei H.,
eash session az this School Ia now In progress. ~
nils entering arc charged only from time o. aa, ~.
sion. --------.-s--
MIGHT SCHOOL OF THE VlkuINaA
IN MECHANICS INSTITUTION WEp L.,as,s
DAY NIGHT tie nth Oct, two PRiMARY sgha .,.
will be opened by the Committee Oh the inss .
one In SAUNDERS HALL, FoiIshee street. ~
Grace and Broad under the management o. ala a ".
l. REygIg and the other in the pEfsBYfIsiAN sV9y
UofTsT on Franklin street, ut its intersection VIII
ed street, Rev THOMAS H. JOINS being the pfi cr
nal teacller These schools will be gpened every
apther night. aud FREE OF CHARGE 10 all boys
who are members Of the institute Persons wls1 "
To obtain certificates OF membership ana tickets 70
the Schools can do by calling on Tie secIstarJ
nj the Hall OF the Institute. or Oh either OF the ior
''"ihs ''''''' WILLIAM MACFARLANE,
Law Building,
sAMUEI. s. C0TrRELL,
nj In st.. hctw. 18th and 18th,
A. BARGAMlG, JR,
I0g!l aud Main sts.,
octtz Cam on Night Schools, v. III i.
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RAILROADS., sTnAMBoArs, do
OFFICE souTH-sIDE RAILROAD co, /

OFFICE souTH-sTDE RAILROAD CO,
pgfgEsBugG, Sept. Sd, 1857.
T-ss.. 40, -zzzsm u1 ON AND AFT l. II
49, kesz ssssf..-tSsxss< MONDAY next, the It'll
fnst and unit further notice, the following schedule
will be run .aisroad daily Sundays excepted, by
the Passenger Trains:
MAIL TRAIN
Leave Petersburg at............. 20 O'Clock A. NJ.
Arrive OF Burkeyiile tJunction) IS
at Lynchbnrg at............. | 60 p. nj.
Leave Lynchhurs al. ................. IL % PM.
Arrive at Barkeyiiie (JuGction) 3 80 p. M.
at Petersburg at............. 70
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leave petcrshare ss...,.;........ IS o'clock P NJ.
Arrive al Burkeyiile fJunctiou) Is Is
at Lynchtarg ai............ 80 AN.
Leave Lynchpnrg at............. 10 fl NJ.
Arrive at Burkeyille (JHnetOn) e5 A. NJ.
at Petersburg at............ Is A. III.
The Accommodation Train connects with the Nir-
ginia and Tennessee Train, going West and coming
East: with the Richmond and Danrille Train at
Burkeyille; aud with the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, going North and South at Petersburg.
Sc Sta u. Ii. ALLSUP. .upt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-09
r AND FOR SAFE Nc1lupsTrp pIrI =

an nfOk SALE In CHESTERFIELD
by recent "a tract of land containing 1871 acres
WHICH are cleared adjoining The snds ~ 81
Of timsr hn,, James Fere There il al. ah,,ndan
excellent water va ~ pipe and good spring Of
'hs sanseliner adjoining the same iands apply !"
JAMES MCGEE.
FAMILY FLOUR-Warranted equal T.
any made erelzor elsewhere, for sale - ~
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