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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-26

HATS, CAPS. SHOES, 20.
NOTICE TO IxDiKs-Jusi re-
seived, BY Express, Ut No. IS
Ladies' white Kid slippen
Ladies' do do Caters
do Light Blue Kid Caters
do Pink do do
Misses white Kid Slippers
fadies' White Satin daiters
IND have on hand every ether styia Of Ladies'
ghoes to all which their attention IL requested.
JOHN C. PAGE, il,
fet No IS Main street.
TO THE LADIES that visited
the Metropolitan Store 70 get pair Of 81
Gsiters, on Yesterday, and could not be
waited on, on account Of the tremendous crowd that
visited IMAURICE'S, we vould Just say that We
have few pair Of those dollar Caters left together
with some that are fox around with leather, for
&l.25 pair. C. 3. MAURICE,
fail ISL Main street.
LADIES, AND MIsSkH' White
MOROCCO BOOTS.-Just received, Q
new supply WIN. WALSH,
fell No. 4S. sien Of the Boot.
LADIES, BLACK MOkOCCO
- SLIPPERS---.Just received, new and
beautiful lot, with Rosettes and Bows at
WIN. WAL8H'S,
. fell No. 43. eign Of the Boot.
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% FOX kENT.-A good two story a.s
H basement House, on Union Hill. betwss,a na
- streebers snd the new Methodist Chn,h VI
out-houses DO, complete. Rent moderate A.
TO WIN. WHITLOcET
ia Cts Gt.II sc ~ I'm,
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r EMDVAL.-llrs. WUULHUUsE CUP.
IL FER and LEECHER, has removed her resi-
dence to No 1872 Main street. over Mr. SUTHER.
LANDS GUN STORE, and will eheerfully weit
upon those needing her services. either by DAY OK
NJ B-Constantly receiving from. the importers,
Saceedish aud Spanish Leeches.
Also, Ladies Bandages that are highly recommend.
cd by the Medical Faculty. on hand, and made to
fa
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Aka left had ON . straw hat with . black bsnd
. clouded or spotted frock coat. Has full head Of
hair, scars one or both arms near the elbows;
the appearance of being bit or cut with knife He
IL left handed; shrewd and intelligent and will no
doubt attempt to pass a. Q free boy, and may hire
himself a. such.
l will give the above reward for the apprehension
and delivery Of said boy to secured In Jail 20
that get him. WIN. A. CLEMENT
Address, Campbell Courthouse Va il lots
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nIssOLUTION...Ihe firm OF BOW nns,
IL SNYDER CARTER which expired by lirnits.
been conducted under the sams style, has been dis
solved by mutual consent a. of that date.
ASA SNYDER 10 authorized to settle the bun.
ness of the la te firm.
ASA SNYDER,
CHAS. CARTER.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-21

The stockholders OF the South Feather Wafer Com
pany are hereby notified, that the meeting called
above is adjourned te Monday. feD glh, 1881 at II
O'Clock, noon Tor lhe election of Trustees to The
ensuing year. }. WARREN MASON. Sec'y.
January 1857. jy5-4w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-21
FOR SALE-A RARE CHANCE !!

a TIL SUBSCRIBEB being desirous Of re-
So turn ( TO the Atlantic states, now offers for
vTAnysale his Blacksmith shop and Lot, with tools
W and stock III trade. The properly is situated
on Main street fOrbestuwn. For particulars enquire
OF the undersigned on the premises
FoTbestuwn, Dec. !. JOHN GOULSON.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-21
Orleans Hotel,
Montgomery street, above Downer.
JOHN W. MILLER, Proprietor

St>As HAVING PURCHASED and now onened
k;;H the above house, takes this method of inform.
Iii ing his friends and the public generally. thai
he is prepared 10 accommodate all that may favor
him with their patronage, in the most comfortable
manner Having been ut a considerable exper Sc i'm
fitting and refurnishng the house. he atters him
self that it will compare faVoraby with any in the
country, and he hopes by strict attention to the wants
of his guests to receive liberal share Of patronage
Oroyille, January ], 1857. jy7u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-21
NOTICE

TEyHE STOCKHOLDERS Of The South Feather
Il Water Company are hereby notified, that the
annual meeting of The Company will be held AT the
office. at Forbesown, on the first Monday in January
1851 at II O'Clock. noon.
}. WARREN MASON, Secretary.
de III
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-21
Bear it i'm Mind /!

TWyIIAT ALL THOSE who wish to purchase Gro.
II ceries. Provisions. or Hardware, will find it to
their interest to call al the Fire proof Brick Store,
opposite The Daily Butte Record Office, Myers street.
d6 J. NJ. CLARK 4 BRO.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-21
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
CORNER MONTGOMERY AND HuNTooN STREETS,
VILE.
JOHNSON & LAWLOR, .Proprietors.

5As HAVING PURCHASED THE HOUSE
;iI known heretofore as llunt0On's Exchange. we
l!I have renovated, re-. fitted, newly furnished and
opened ii under the above name, with entirely new
arrangeme nts We have erected spacious dining
hall-added large number of elegantly furnished
roo ms for Families, and are prepared to accommo-
date any number of guests i'll that we trust
will be satisfactory 10 all. As We have had the BEN
cil OF long experience in the business, ard rs we
shall give our whole attention To it, intend to
make our house IN all It's esseniial appointments .he
very best in This section of California
FRANK JOHNSON, .... FRANK J. LAWLoR
formerly of ST. NICHOLAS HoTEL, NY
n B.-The Cal Stage cos General Office is ut his
House, where passengers arrive from and depart to
al points of the country.
December 80, 1856. d3l-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-21
NOTICE

WS HEREBY GIVEN, that there viii be meeting
n of the stockholders of the old Moneznma Mining
company at Orovile. on Saturday, the 9TH day Of
February next at O'Clock, of same day, al the Office
OF Harrs Burt, for the purpose of settling the af-
fairs of the Company. by order OF the Board OF
Trustees J. M. NUM- SecrsAiy'
January II, 1857. NAf4"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
PIONEER VARIETY STORE!
n M ID
Yankee Notions Depot.
MYERS STREET, THREE DOORS FROM MONT
GOMERY, NEW BRICK BLoCh,
RovILLE.
vyTHERE CAN Re OBTAINED nj! sorts of nsefd
w and ornamental articles, not 70 be found iin
any other IL the county, consisting o the lafses.
and best selected stock OF
Hardware, Carpenters Tools, Garden
Seeds, Books, Stationery, Build
ers' Materials, Woodenwarc,
Patent Medicines and
Pocket Cutlery,
EVER OFFEKED FOR NiLE ~ THIS TO WV,
Also
Prime Chewing Tobacco. and Genuine Havana Cigars,
Aauey \. cies, Pertumtry. Looking Hlasses,i
Wall Paper Childrcn's Toys Ke,olNcrs,
Points, oils, rurpcntinc, Putty, Cam.
pheue. Lamp OIl. Candles, Quick
silver y Musical instruments.
Also
Lamp Chimney Ladies' Riding Gloves,
/ sand Paper, shoe Knives, Cand.estickI
Writing Paper, Playing Cards.
Knives "A ld Forks, screw DrNeIst
combs and brushes Gaugers Rules,
Brass Butts aud Chisel3, Tap Burtrs and Gimlets,
Faucets and Files, Locks, Hooks Staples,
Markers and Gauges, Punches, Paper Cutters,
hammers ard Com ptsses Butts and Plaues, Audrona
Horse brushes, Pumps. Spoke-ShaNcs,
sailors Palms. Dog Collars and Chains,
Coffee Mills, MeGt Hooks Wash Boards,
Bench screws, Sa-h Tools Clothes Pins, Fancy Bas-
| Fisk Hooks Bed Cords, kets screw Nrcnches,
Gun Caps. Chorping Trays Whips and Canes,
Cue files and WAX, Cue Lealheas,
Gent. Driving Gloves.
Also -
A complete assortment OF Toilet Articles, Candles 5t
every description, Dried Fruit, Preserved and
Green Nuts of all kinds The Atlantic
and European Papers and Magazines,
on the arrival OF the steamers.
These goods have been selected with The Creates
care purchased cheap, and viii be furnished to our
customers either at wholesale or retail, Il, low as b.
any other store in The Mines.
IT. Pursolls dcsruus OF obtaining any article FROM
san Francisco. can do 50 ut small per cent. advance
upon the rs COSTLY leaving their orders at tins store
NM e. PAYNE.
n. B-AH outstanding debts due the firm OF j. "
Smith & Co must be PAID to the undersigned or HI
agent j. j. Lo, kwood, as he alone IS authorized 10
use the name Of the iirm in liquidation.
oc2-tf VI. I. fANNE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-29
MEXICAN HUIEL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Opposite the New Custom House.
ALEXANDER DUVAL, Proprietor

ALEAANDEK DUF AL, PFoprletOr.
The undersigned having taken this Hotel, respect
fully announces the fact TO his friends and the pub
lie and solicits their patronage He has removed his
family to the Hotel and will, from this day, give his
personal and undivided attention to the business, and
hopes to give satisfaction to ali who may patroIlse
the house Histables are supplied with all the deli
caces of the season, and will always be furnished
with the best of everything that the market can
supply. ,-.,...., .,
the guests may at all times expect prompt and par
Uicuar attention. 1850
An 5-ts ALEX. DUVAL
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THg CArrLs MuRRAis.--fhs Lisnerch tIresandt
Chronicle states that this dseadfni disease has
maie its appearances with fstsi ef1ees ~ fhss az
ttict A aenilesaan who holds = farm within . f<uf
miles OF the city Of Liaaeriek had lost within The.
last month twenfyelght head of hne cattle saiastt
at fsoo The Chronicle adas thai private scsosetss
menton thai several agsiealtarslists in the counr
ties OF Limerick Tippsrsrs aud Clare have aleof
sustalnea serioas Iosses by the nslzdl,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-29

.8AnN BROAD ROCK VA.)
4e&SSasx> RACEs-The Broad Rock
<r&4zs& 20 (Val Races will commence
<A--aH&1----<.-.--.-4a the SECOND TUESDAY
IN OCTOBER, 1857, and continue four days.
FIRST DAY, Tuesday October l3-Sweepstake for
three year ods mile heats, 500 entrance halt fer
bers:
". II. Gibbons names ch f. by Glencoe, ost of Sal
Bowie 4 Hall names g. f. Bride, by Prince George
lam by Trustee.
James Taley names b. fby Tally Ho, dam Oratrix
o. p. Hare names b. c. by Znganee, dam Trustee.
David Mcdaniel names Mr.. Bolts CHI by Revenue,
dam Andrewetta
Second Race same iay-Sweepstake for three year
old colts and lies out of mares that never produced
winner; SlU0 entrance, half forfeit Hile heats
three or more to make race TO name and close the
lst day of August, 1857.
Calvin Green names b. C. by Revenue, dam by Trus
James Talley enters g. C by Tally y-Ho and Pryam.
Bowie Il Hall names b. c. Collington, by Prince
George
SECOND DAY, Wednesday,, October l4-Proprie
tors Purse $500; mile heats. Second Raee. same
single dash Of one mile si00 entrance, half forfeit
To name and close the LIST September Three or more
to make race.
Mr. /. Hawkins enters b by Boston, jr., dam i'm
ported Priam, two year old stake.
james TaIley enters two year old by Chille liar
OIL out of Oratrix.
Thos. boswell enters e. by Revenue dam Vir
ginia Payne, in the two year old stakes at Is X
*. H. Dickinson enters s. c.. years Old, by Keve-
nae, dam by Pamonkey.
Calvin Green names grey iley, by Glencoe. dam
by Grey Eagle.
THIRD DAY, Thursday October l5.--JOckey Club
Purse 500. three mile heats.
FOURTH DAY. Friday, October l6.-Jockey Clul
Purse sea-, mile heats, best three in five.
Second Race same day--Sweepstake for three year
I'D colts and illcs the produce of mares that ney"r
d race. Two mile heats 500 entrance, hail y
tei Closed the lst Of July with the following suis
scribers:
Bowie Il Hall name &. +. Bride, by Prince George,
dam by Trustee.
Bowie Hall also name b. c. Collington, by Prince
George, dam by Margraye.
James Tally names Mr.. Boulware's ch. c. by Tally
Ho. dam unknown.
Calvin Green names b. c. by Carndep. dam BY Bos'
ton.
CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor.
Those who wish to max entries for the Sweepsake,
will address THOMAS NJ. JONES, Secretary,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-29
SUMMER RETREATS.
BOARDING., &c.

\TOTICE.-The Central Hotel will be re
~ opened on TUESDAY, the lst day ofSeptember
for the accommodation Of BOarders and transient Gus
toners The table will be furnished with the best
the market affords the Bar will be furnished at ali
times with the best Liquors. Wines and Cigars. We
use our best exertons give satisfaction 10 all who
may favor us with call.
au I5-i2aw&c2m JOS. A. MAYO CO
NOTICE.-On the 18th day of Septem-
~ Der. the. Misses MURRAY will reopen their
house on Grace street between 5th and 9th streets
for the reception of boarders au 3l-2awtlO
AIRS. FRANCES 4. CROUCH, having
w a desiraby located residence, would receive
two Ladies' or four school Girls, as BUAkDERS, Ill
her family. For terms apply at the corner of Clay
and 4th streets se l3-l4t
A NEPICAN UnTEI
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DEMOVAL.-Dr. PLUME has removed

kEhON hb.-DI. In MI mos AcLI"' 'N4
IL his office 10 the third house, South of Trinity
Church South side, and about one hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel DR.. p continues TO treat all
syphIitc and gonorrheal complaints; and having had
nch practice in this line. ateTs himself that he can
1--WE very general satisfaction. call from those III
tvrcstcd IL solicited
Dr. p also makes and vends one Of the best restora-
lives chemical Extract Of French Flowers, for con
stitutiunal weakness, ever offered TO the public.
DR. p may be consulted c0ntdcntially by letter, or
otherwise Medicines securely packed and sent to er-
Ter in almost any direction.
Oiice hours from A. NJ, till 4. NJ. Franklin
eet near the Exchange Hotel, Richmond city, Va.
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MIR. D. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS

w SICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, MAIN ST.
BETWEEN 80 AND 4TH STs.-The l4th Academic year o.
this School will commence on MONDAY, the 18th Q
September, 1857.
4 Glass will be formed in Greek and Latin, and pu
pill will b" admitted who arr prepared to CDmmenc;
The study Of either Of these languages enter som,
OF the more advanced Glasses already formed.
an n
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POLITICAL SUIT-A. w. Darden, of Hartford CO.,
n c., recently sued John 4. Anderson and others
tor s2j 900 damages for libel, for publishing in the
Murfreesboro Gazette the causes which led 70
plaintiff 8 expulsion from an American council -
The Jury gave him one dollar and fifty cents dam
ap
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-29

TIIE CHlSWICK SCHOOL,
COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE
ENGUSH, CLASSICAL AND MATH,

Z H'-NNI4I1I4' NIIlt-DINltI1 ~ y MI I n :
Ia EMATitAL SCIiOOL.-Prof. II. J. Christian
having resigned the chair OF Greek in Richmond
BAtcal school in this city lst October next. Dr-
riuE his long experience as teacher, he has been
Constantly impressed with the want of oftEoroughnes-
Ia the preparation OF boys either for college tbs
active duties Of life. lie therefore proposes admit
only a. many pupils as he can teach and to devote
himself with untITing energy to making Thorough
scholars in the strCtest of the term. He haa
secured comfortable rooms 4th street, between
FraGkli and Main. Any communication addressed
20 him through the Richmond L. .. will be prompt
ly attended TO. lie hopes that those who intend t,
fTm4 ,nsXaS i snniunnnaIIv In a3r@nc3 $50
REFERENCES --Rev. j. prtsrkn Rev. Geo " ood
bridge b. b., Judge Halyburton, Judge MeIIiJh
Bransford VIM. T. Taylor h. Il. Miner r. h. Chri.
tian, Wyndham Robertson, Jos. I. Anderson, John
O, SteEer Chas Genuet, Rev Mr.. Kepler, Gen Nm
II. Richar is1n, Col T. j. Evans, Capt c, Dinlmock
DR.. H. }. Miller. H. j. CHRISTIAN.
gar
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EDUCATION.
mss TAZEwrIL,S SCV0(

MISS TAZEwELL'S SCHOOL, Grace
w street ,,tetweeH 7th and sth.-The seventh ses-
,,nn 81 thi- school viii e.mmeuce on the LIST day Of
October and close on the LIST day Of July.
T! EhA Aish department Is exclusively under the
dire tin of the Princi al, except the philosophical
sud biEhtr mathematical classes which Will h&
taught by u gentleman who has had several ears
experience in teaching in our city.
The French class will bc under the instruction Of
gentleman y no has had mach success in commuul
cafinE lhat language. l6--dlmA
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A CADEMIC DEPARTMENT nF RICH

yn.b ta IsAI IriSpD az are,lnnfi
Algebra aud the elements Of Latin and Greek II
hRs been placed under the mana cement of Mr.. II
". hrinhart. late instructor in the Albemarlt
Military Institute, who comes highly recommended
both H. Il scholar and dsciplinarian. The tuition
ht oi stutrnts belonging exclusively TO this depart
neut il s for the session Of nine months. The
slon opens on the LIST day Of October. Catalogue
may be had application ~ the bookstore of Messrs
Harold Murray se Z3-itithO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-29

Darn OF saAxfs.--The Concord IN. H. Dem
ocrat annaanees the death Of Petss Aver. at the
shaker village, Csnterbury. on sAe istA hasa He
vas enc of the founders ef the soejrty VI shakers
having been mesnber of that fraternity nPwsrds
ot 20 years. He was ; most powerful, athletic
mas and enc Of tho kw survivors who took part
In the American revolution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-29

Hiram STREET. chief mate Of the ship Webster,
Of New York. was arrested in Liverpool "n the lltti
instant for savage assault on passenger named
Kelley. whose ribs were broken
Judge Dearborn. widower, forty years Of age
committed suicide ia Northampton, n. H.. last
week His body was found in a pasture, with his
throat cut.
A man died last summer in Cuba, aged les years,
according to the newspapers which add that his
first sickness was that which carried him to his
grave"
Beverly Greenwood. convicted Of the murder Of
stephen Rogers in Kemper county, Miss, has been
sentenced 10 be hung on the 23d of October
Gen J. f. Ward of Savannah, President Of the
Cincinnati Convention last wear, has been nonsi
mated as Democratic candidate for the Georgia Sen
ate from Chatham county.
The iewelry store Of Mr.. Smith. l New Castle
Pa. robbed OF goods To the amount of S5uUe, Oh
Friday night last.
Mr. VIM. A. Fogg, editor and proprietor Of the
Great Falls Journal died at Elliot Me- on the 10th
inst, of consumption.
The London Times declares May, June, July and
August 70 have been the hottest months ever ex
perienced In England.
The first female born in Galveston, Texas, val
married short time since. She 10 described as be
ing young and handsome.
The joufneymen shoemakers Of oswego, N. Y
are on strike.
Mrs. Harriet Beeeher Stowe has written a iestel
denonnciug spiritualist humbug
MarceIius French, ESQ, formerly Of Fanquier
Va has been elected to the Legislature Of Texsi
| frDni Baxter county.
/ Cant Win Cone one Of the earliest settlers o
Florida. and highly respected citizen. died at hi
residence in Columbia county, on the 2Sth uit.
Judge Alex. Drysdsie, a we'll known citizen
Savannah, Ga, died there on Thursday
| Why is a lady putting on her earsess like = msn
who drinks to drown his grief. Because III sosae's
-. ....flr s.xtf
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DEAD.-IIon. Timothy Hopkins, leading demo
crat and the entertainer OF Gov. Dorr when he
was in exile, died in Westmoreiand. n H., on the
10Th, aged 64. He was one year president II the
New Hampshire Senate.
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EDUCATION.

MISS 4. NJ. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
Iva YoUAu bADins ) will reopen on THURSDAY
the lst day of october.
Mrs. kLLhS &. II AIC0S will give instruction In
Vocal and Iustrumeu utal Music.
. For terms and other particulars enquire at the
School Rooms. corner Of 5th and Frank lin streets
ue
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AMERICANS IN RuSsrA.-The Russian government
has issued n most important decree with reference
to future commercial intercourse between the
United States and the people of Sybera. Ii is or
lered that the teaching of the German language
be discon tnued in the public schools Of Irkontsk
and superseded by the English, it is oilicitlIy }
called ''La !Gngse AmeIiedfHe," as the people on
the banks Of the AmO0r river will have a more
profitable trade with the United States than with
Germany in short time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-29

RAILROAD OVER THE hLPs.-The formal inangura-
ton ofthe Mount Gents railroad, connecting France
snd Sardinia to take place the 9th Of the pres
ent month with the most imposing ceremonies.
The French Government was to be represented
by the Prince Napoleon, the Sandman by the King.
Victor Emanuel himself. If Hannibal had lived
in our day, he might, by a slight divergence of
his course, have passed his troop into Italy more
speedily and with less suffering, than he is record.
ed to have done-proyded always, of which there
can be little doubt, he had anticipated the Roman
General in getting possession of the railroad.
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ADVANCE IN NORTH CAROLINA LAND.---A correspor-
dent of the Petersburg Va Express writing from
Iredell county, n C., says:
Rapid changes have been going on tn this part
Of orr State for the last few years. Ten and IF
teen years ago, land sold in this county from so
cents to 81 per acre. Now 1t is worth from $40 to
$50. and some sells even as high az $75 per acre
Our internal improvements, together with the i'm
provemeDts in agriculture have been mainly jus
trumental in producing this change.
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PAcr-An exchange says, "the Chicago Led
ger full blooied Black Republican paper, is out
in favor of nominating solne negro for the PresL
dency in 1861
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" FOR KENT-My Farm, called Lau-
al rel Branch, about six and a half miles from
tslnmond, ana near the end Of the Brooke Turnpike
It contains about so acres of land, suitable for the
production of corn. wheat and tobacco and has on
ehe premises good dwelling and all necessary on
houses; also, first rate orchard, and spring conv
lient 10 the house. Possession given the lst ui
october next. Apply to S.G. WALDROP
Sc lj-2aw2wS
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TUITION IN DRAWING AND MOD

l. ERN LANHUA esq. PEkSICO will attend
10 S-mnarirs. Schools, to private lessons in Draw
uV aud Modern Languages. Apply Mt his Studio
between DIR. j. Beaies and 81. Paul's Church.
Fs 2i-dtlD
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IEs FOR RENT.-The tenement OH
Ell Bank strest AZ present occupied BIZ Miss Han.
nah Ring, contaMng ten rooms. with fire places coal
and wood cellars water and gas servants rooms AMI
water closets Possession given the first of Octo-
ocr. Apply to JOHN CREME.
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REMOVALS, &c.

OEMOVAL.-We have removed tempo
IL rarily to No. Pearl street, under the Exchange
Hotel where ". shall be pleased to old
friends &. ". PURCELL 4 CO..
lea Exchange Brokers'
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RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND COM

-fN MEKIIAL INSTITUTE, On \ INII STREET.
bETW ZEN BROAD AND MARSHALL.-The uh
dersIped. Principals Of this Institution, have united
their interests for the purpose Of establishing =
School for Boys OF the highest order and have beer
successful in securing excellent and commodlou
run1s in the abeVenamed central part of the city.
They will make such division of labor in the TX
ercises of the School, I'd 10 render the instruction
most PRACTICAL and THOROUGH.
TIE Reciatious will be conducted with the use oi
Globes Maps, Charts Mathematical Blocks, and Phi
los0phicai and Chemical Apparatus.
Pupils entering this school, can unite with Classcs
pursuing = course Of instruction with view to F
thorough business education, TO enter the first OF
advanced Glasses in College.
For further particulars and testimonials, see Circu
lars to be obtained at this oscc after August 2jth
aud at most of the Bookstores 10y application To
either Of the Principals one Of the Principals car
be found his study, I'd door from 9Th street, OIL
Broad