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DRY GOODS.
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$4,000 WORTH FaH oH DRY GOODS.
AT PRIME COST,
FOR CASH ONLY
DRY GOODS.

NO ABATEMENT OR VARIATION IN PRICES.
We offer our entire stock at prime cost, to raise
money and to quit the business. We cannot afford
to sell credit, ami there is no prospect of liking
cash sales except at great sacrifice, which we have
determined to make, to close out our stock entirely
by the list January and stop expenses. Our stock
is fresh and embraces every thing usually found in
irstclass Dry foods House, consisting in part Of
Sheetings and Shrtings. every description
Bed Blankets and Negro Blankets
800 pieces FnlIed Cloths, Sattinets, and kerseys
and Linsays
Flannels rweeis and Jeans
House keeping Goods, of every description
Large stock Dress Silks
Rich Paris De LANES and Monselaines
Valencies, Poplns, and French and English Me-
rinos
French, American and English Prints
Bombaznes and Blpacas
Cloaks Shaws and Scarfs
Wide Black and Colored Nelyets, for Cloaks
Ladies' Cloths. AL coIors
Hosiery, Gloves, Ildkfs and Embroideries of all
the new styles
Cloths, Csssimeres, Vestings, Tweeds and Jeans
Gentlemens Shawis Cravats and Scarfs.
We invite an early call from ALL our object is to run
off our stock for money! rapidly as possible.
W. z. PERKINS Il CO.,
oc l6-lm III Eagle Square
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CIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS-AT
- COST FOR CASH. TO CLOSE BUSINESS
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS--0wing 10 the fnan.
cal troubles OF the country. we have thrown oar
large and valuable stock OF Dry Goods and Carpets
on the market at most ruiRous sacrifice Ii il Very
rare that sach an opportunity il offered to the pui
CHASING public 70 get desirable family goods 50 eap
Notice: Silks. Cashmeres, DE LANES, Embroideries
Hosiery, Gloves, Curtain Goods. Boys Wear, Mems
wear; Goods for factory hands, Gilt Cornices Flan
ne,s Handkerchiefs. Ginghams. blankets. Carpets.
Buyers from all quarters most respectfully in
vfed TO call and witness the stock al most asteund
Ing low prices. CHAS, A GWATkIN
Ne. l6i Main st.. opposite Exchange bank.
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UNITED STATES MAIL
.<FNkRR LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK AMI
Ws-IsALG NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AM
G Ii NJ ON D.-The JAM ESTOWN,
Captain Parrish. leaves Richmond every Tuesday al
ternoon, City Point 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 b. North River every Saturday afternoon, with
passengers for Norfolk, Petersburg and Richmond,
without detention at Norfolk, merely stopping there
TO land passengers She takes freight only for Rich
mond.
The Roanoke leaves New York from same Pier every
Wednesday afternoon, with passengers for Norfolk
Petersburg and Richmond but takes freight only fer
Norfolk, North Caroline and Petersburg.
Passage and fare Stateroom included, between
Norfolk and New York, SIS; Storage passage, 81.
Passage and fare. Stateroom included between
Richmond, Petersburg and New York, $40; Steerage
passage, S.
nh LUDLAM WATTS N
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PERSON AL.


NOTICE. All persons having claims
~ against the estate Of Ira o. Parker, deceased
will please present them and all persons indebted to
his estate will please make immediate payment.
&C dts KEBECCA ). PARKER, Adm'x.
MOT1CE.-We have this day admitted
~ JOHN Fl. CLARK, of Halifax, Va, AZ part
ner in our business.
TIIWEATT & FAULKNER.
The style of the firm viii hereafter be
THWEATT, FAULKNER CLARK.
Richmond. oct l3. IAl7 Oc i4-lm
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QEMOVAL.-Dr. PLUME has removed
IL his office to the third house. South of Trinity
Church. South side, and about one hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel Dr. 7. continues to treat I'll
syphtic and gonorrhoeal complaints; and having hal
much practice in this line atters himself that heCa
give very general satisfaction. call from those in
terested is solicited.
Dr. p also makes and vepds one OF the best restora
tiyes chemical Extract of French Flowers for
stitutOnal weakness, ever offered to the public.
DIR. 2. may be consulted confidenally By letter,
otherwise. Medicines securely packed and sent to
der, in almost any direction
Office hours from A. NJ. till A. NJ. Franklin
Get. near the Exchange Hotel. Richmond city. Va
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ssiAswwsyI,sETrk LEES REGULAR LINE
- OF CANAL BOATS, (late Cox's,)
the only regular line on the Canal sfe.
Boat TEMPEST, Capt. Jno Donald.
SULTANA, (new } Capt. VIM. B. Smith.
Z" OLIVIA, Capt. J. S. Wilkinson.
:. NAPOLEON, Capt. G. =. Layne.
Iv y; ynnHEMsa =. *; J johnson
These are all first class Boats commanded by expe-
rienced and careful Captains and fully responsible
for any damages likely to occur.
E1- They leave every other day, Sundays ex-
copied } full or not full.
For freight apply at tne shed IN rear 81 the Gas
ance TO receive freight. A. s. LEE,
Sc Its Agent.
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L,AMI.Y OF LIKELY NEGROES F0R

k'AMi,-l Of LIKELY NEGROES, FOR
SALR.-I have for sale, to remain in the city, a
very valuable WOMAN with three iiaely children
The Woman is a good Cook, Washer and Ironer as
well as valuable house servant and Is sold fJr no
fault, Being about to to another State 10
not wish TO separate her from her husband Apply
to b. ". STARKE
oc lots Law f3uiltiin0
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EALL STOCK OF CARPETINGS-
Il CHRISTIAN & LATIIR0P would invite the at
teption of purchasers to their stock Of Carpetngs
comprising:
Rich Tapestry Velvet Carpets
Do do BTussells do
Do English do do
All of the most approved English manufacture.
Sup.Three-Ply and Ingram Carpets of the best
American make, known.
Low priced Ingram CARPET, from 3T}s to IS cts.
Rag aud Hemp do
ALSO-A full assortment of s.l.
Mosaic and Velvet Rugs Door Mats
Crumb Cloths, ca, l1-i and l24 Druggeta
Stair Carpets, Stair Rods, &c, &c.
Curtain Materials
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Piano and Table Covers, some very rich.
So "a CHRISTIAN h LATuR0p. g.
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rIGARS.-Another lot of Reyna or
" Qneen Rasaiia brand, which have been giving
such unusual satisfaction also a few thousand II
the celebrated Cabanas said 10 he tile hnesf richest
favored Havana cigsr imported. Also prneipe
and ether choice brands. nov la store for sale Ly
ec2s JOHNSTON L BIO. Iruaaisis
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PER STEAMERS.

To NEW YoRK--69 hhds, 1886 pkgs Tobacco; 1850 bbls
Flour 81 empty Bills; 10 pkss Sundrics.
To PHI tDELPHIA-iiS pkgs Tobacco; % empty Hhds
ls2 do Bbis; II bags Rags; casks Wine; bales
Wool; 10 pkys Sun1res.
To BALTIa,R 3s5 pkgs Tobacco; 2 hhds Stems; II
bDiS dolas es; 10 bags Sang; IL pkgs Sundries.
FOREIGN.
To NoNFE ViEDo per bark ttme-4i0i bbls Flour.
To E ,SAMBuCo. per brig Echo-lTsi bbls Flour; lao
CHI sts Tea; - cases Gassia: 81 doCheese; 100 bags
Pepper; 2obJ realms Pap T; $40 kegs Crackers.
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DICHMOND MUSICAL INSTITUTE,
ZION BROAD, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STREETS.-The classes ia vocal music in this irst
tuition meet as follows First adult class (more nd
vanced) on Tuesday and Saturday evenings at77f
o'clock. Second adult class beginners on Monday ana
classes will meet at o'clock. The first (more adj
vanced) on "Wednesday and Saturday. The second
beginners on Monday and Thursday. Lessons on
the piano given when preferred, unless too inconyen
lent to the Institute For further particulars apply
to (ocl2-Im) L. l.. GALLEHER. Principal.
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DOWN GOES Tue PRICEs-.2 600

IL yards Printed Csshmeres aud Delaines at the
very low price of shilling formerly sold at 375S
cents 1000 yards Printed Cashmeres and Delains At
q cents; 1901 yards lyle do. at - cent: ltyi
yards all wool French Deaiucs at o. 3d. Still low
&c prices t,r all kinds printed Dress f4oos Debeges
The Ladies most cordially Invited to call anil BE-
cure some of these bargains, at
G. AGWATKIN'S. No lsI
+ Eva
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NTOUSELINES, &c.-Good, new style
WI MouseIines Isslc. per yard French all Wool.
new patterns do. at 80 per cent less than they cost
In September; Bayaiera Striped Popiins and other
cheap Dress Goods; Plaid Merinoes; French Meri-
noes Plain Mouseiines; Rayadere Striped Silks ke.
ali for sale as low as similar Goods can be hongt n
Richmond CHILES a CIfENERYf
I'd iTa. Bro ID street.
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THE CHEAPEST GOODS IN RICH

Il M0Np.-Among which you will find Plain. Plaid
Striped and Black silks, frosl 62 cents and upwards
English and French MeTinos from ~ cts and higher
prices; Cashmere Wooden aud aIerino Shawls and
Scarfs at all prices: CIoaks. Talmas and Nantes,
from $l50 10 S35 wol tn double the money FlanDels
Blankets, SheetiDgsand Pillow Case Muslin; Towel
ing aud Table Cloths astonishingly low; French
Worked Collars; Cambria and Muslin Bands; Linens;
III psiery Cassneres and Satsnets, the greatest bar
gains in the city Let it he the first thing in the
morning call at J. STRAUSS, No n Main street.
who will take ali suspeal2d notes at full value for
oooda 5-lm#
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LIZ -s - CHANGE OF HOUR FOR START
ING To PORTSMOUTH AND N0RF0LK.-The
Steamer GLEN COVE, Capt Jno. Davis, will leave
NEsDAY and FRIDAY mornings, at Ga o'clock
precisely; and the CURTIS pECK. Captain Samuel
Barnes. will leave every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY mornings, at the same hour, for
the above places; and return each alternate days,
touching at all the regular landings each way:
&C II - q. HASkINs. n
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Sn,TUERS MARKETS.

NV YORK, Nov. A. hour ssesiy. southern Is 20
GO. Wneat firm. white 81 '(Gi53. Mixed Corn
T3c Socks dull; Va 6s unchanged
"A TIN RE. Nov I--Ihe markets generally I'M
CHI ,ngei.
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THE DISPATCH.
financial ana Commercial.

Sales of $500 virs,n.a $, 10 New York. faesaay'
at S7s.
The New York Journal Of Commerce. OF faessay
Afterncen, says; IA .,,no..,
There il moro activity 10 the street. anh ~
WIG s,,ii n was not nexpected, aud We can see
W v"s casnss f,r the worst in this market
foIe,s" rns Their il osiy a moderate hssincss.
ia sr s stock market Is feverish and excited
ale az $50 bags of Rio Coffee was made at suc
,,aa IN philadelphia. Tuesday. at s,st9ias cents
averaging "a cents aud establishing a decline OF
y cent.
The Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company
nromp,iy sent forward 70 New York, the necessary
funds to meet their interest coupons due at the BANK
of Republic on the LIST inst.
The following IL o comparative statement Q. tne
condition OF the Banks Of the city Of New f"fA'
Cot 24th and 3tst
oct. a. Oct 81.
I<Ans se3 s9S SO Sg,.3l7.71 Dee...-s A.,.S
specie ,6is I2.l, ti-iac'". zs.da az
Clrcuiat,ou 6.sSi.79 esG. " - 80 81
Deposit-.. 81 49, 80 ese55essas InC''' IN
uuudrawn DTS, 7,s7s.soi 3'.s~Se's in'''' ''''i'V
The New York News says
Tai. ,.,.m.nt shows increasing power. with
little ,r no deposition TO use ~ ihe iveus uH.s
now been contracted PROB t1if 70 tne lowess pont,
sSs hencef,,rward we may look f.r some small M
~r.ssa m. banks, however, do little more than
ranIsca their maturing biiis-in many cases actual
they are at los. VIVA. . 70 10 WIN tear
Tor Investments. No new bills will be created this
YEAR aad the cons, quence IL. we may see low rate
ofiatercst with = great stringeucy for money by
those wh se curities not OF the best do not
command full CONFIDENCE.
The &C us deposits have increased about four mil
lions Of dollars. namely:
october 1893
October 2s..........-.......... iaSs,ast
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T ARGE DRY GOODS ESTABLISH
II MENT.
HAMILTON, EASTER & co,
New Marble Building, 81
NJ. 100 ao1 ...y oo1 Q,,Jf;,aors Trsef

BALTIMORE,
Have now in store ostIy of their own Importation
one OF the largest and most complete stocKSlh tne
sILKs and SILK GOODS of every class
phtss Gs,pS,a yerT N ia r o ssSc end
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES of every descrip-
CLoAKs. MANTiLLAs and sHAwLs
EMBROIbERIRS, LACEs, HOSIERY, GLOVES
BLANKETS, QUILTS, DOMESTIC GOODS
ph ARS TsEyssry sf sERy rsSaTssdu sa
ET- RETAIL ROOMS on first foor--the PRICES
affixed to each article, from which no deviation IS
'I ~ WHOLESALE ROOMS on the second and
third floors &C 23-d3m
OUCH PRICES FOR GOODS.-If we
~ have sold out some of cheap lots Of Goods We
still have some very big lots left, which are to be
sold in the next t a,T,s Te1 RoR e CASH,
And we give below some astonishing prices: =,
1890 yards best English Prints at ioc, peryd
5000 g fac Fast Geld do 6l4c.
1900 =" Mouseline DeLaines at l2lsc., worth 25c
5000 d" Plain and Printed Paris DeLaines at
less than cost of importation
Large lot of English and French Merinoes, from
PIC. to 75c. per yard
ceases y Bleached Long Cloth at SIC. worth
~ Beached Long Cloth at Cd, worth
10 bales Brown shirtngs at and &c. a great
10 Brown Sheetings at 5 and &c a great
reduction
Brown Sheeting, "a yards wide, at BIC.
Bleached do, to yards wide, less than ever be-
Rich Brocade and Plaid Silks. from soc. to 75c
aud 81, which is less than half the usual
Mourning Goods fiom the celebrated manufactur
er5, Pateu lie Lupine, Cello. Geiber Co. such as
Iicmbazines, Thihet Cloths. Tamise. Chafiy and
inc. ocSS CHRISTIAN 4 LATHROP.
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4 NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCESS

IL OF AMRR0TYPING. lust received from the In
ventor in New York, at oSBURNES PICTURE GAL
i.ERY! Come and see them. They have none Of
that dngy appearance of other Ambroty pes made in
most beautiful effects Remember, OSBORNE never
has taken cheap, inferior Pictures nothing but the
best is allowed to 90 out from this Gallery. No
tashy advertisement appeared ia priBt of this
establishment We rely our known merit.
ALEEkT W OSBORNE
au 2g-ts Opposite the Exchange Bank.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, 20.
) YANKEE lN] D6 j CIOCKNzN,

YANKEEDOODLECL OChMAN,
LAR. Yankce ciarkman brought 10 town.
uysan kheears 50 handy.
) Al cas,s Of goods, from East way DOWN,
Packed IN as nice as candy.
Every way he tried 10 sell
Ills ciocks-but couldn't do IL;
The people all knew very We'll -,
They,a soon have cause to rue It'll
After wandering all the day.
Aud trying still In vain,
He chanc'd upon the street TO stray
By the corner ELEVENTH AND MAIN:
BARTHOLOMEW he saw AZ work,
Aud felt himself quite un-iene:
- 81 guess I'm spilled. or I'm Turk,
! BY this little man from LohSfon.
/, B-watches and Clocks carefully repaired. Hair
Ornaments Of every kind made and Engraving neat
" executed at the of nth and Main streets,
Richmcnd, Va. 20 a
q JOHN N. WILLIAMS, Former
"A " with Mr.. John IIiil,) keeps constantly
My u on hand an assortment of fine WATCHES,
62sb CLOCKS, and JEWELRY, which he sells
as tow as any other house in the city.
All kinds Of fine Watches, such as Chron0meters,
Duplex Patent Levers and Repeaters. repaired In
work. anlike Manner and warranted to keep time
for twelve months without additional charge.
All kinds of Jewelry neatly and promptly re-
paired. ,,.-,
menf do mys,if JNO. N. WILLIAMS,
18th st two doors from Main st. near the
entrance to the Fair of the Mechanics Institute.
oe Gin
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REMOVALS. &c,

DEMOVAL.-We have removed tempo
IL rariy to No. Pearl street, under the Exchange
Hotel, where We shall be pleased to old
friends. G. W. PURCELL CO.
"a ExTIta uaI lFdE
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q GATHRIGHT, formerly on 9th

Ii CAT RIG IL L, formerly on 10Th
LIZ street. has taken one of the new tenements
inst erected on Governor street b4tyeen Main and
Franklin where he will be pleased to see his friends
and all others who may desire 10 purchase FURNI-
TohE assuring them that he viii sell goods for cash
cheaper than they can he bought elsewhere His
ever has been, consisting of all articles usually kept
~ fnrnlture store together with large assortment
q FEATliER BEDS, HOLSTERS, PILLOWS and
MATTRESSES; also BED COVERING Persons in
want OF any article In my line will find IL to their
where.
Sc 2S--3m GATupIaur
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ORNATE INSTRUCTION.-The

DRIVATE INSTRUCTION. sub
scriber offers his services 30 his friends and the
public generally, MS PRIVATE INSTRUCTOR ~
the A NClENT and MODERN LANGUAGES, and in
any Of the ENGLISH BRANCH ES OF EDUCATION.
lie will teach single Pupils Glasses, at any honr at
their residence. or at his room, corner OF lOth
and Ba TX streets lie will be- glad to see any who
may wish 10 pursue or revise their English OF CLASH
cal studies Z. ii. MONTAGUE,
q-1ltu% Corner of 10Th and Bank sta.
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EALL, l857.-The undersigned takes
l. great pleasure In informing his friends AVID the
public in general that lie is now receiving his stock
Of FALL GOODS, consisting Of the most wonderful
assortment of
ever brought to this market The infinite variety of
elegant goods kept In his store defying all powers of
description, he respectfully invites his custom to
personal inspection s. HtRSII
Trimmings and Fancy Store. 20s Broad street.
I4-9lnE
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"a ~ rus NOTICE-CHANGE OF
So HoUR.-on and after Friday, Sept
18th, the Morning. Train going Nerth viii leave the
Depot at SIS, A. NJ, Instead of 7, A, M.
SAMUEL RUTH,
Superintendent Transportation.
0frIcE r. n. 3 p. X. X. CoMPANY,l
Richmond, Sept. q. 1857. ! sea
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SUPrS OFFICE II. IL ID. X. r.,
RICHMOND, Oct. % 1857. !
gss-... zsxx -FsszzzEsy1 CHANGE OF SCHE-
q srs 81 sts !zsa - E-WINTER AR
RANGEMENT.-Un and after MONDAY, the 26th
october, the day Mail Train will run on this Road
daily as follows, Sunday eXcepted:)
Leaves Ri hmCnd at................ 100 O'clock A.
Arrive at Junction at...................l2L0 NJ
Arrive at Danyilie at......-........... $50 p.
RETURNING:
Leave Danyia at.......-................. lis a. NJ
Arrive at junction 200 n
And in richmond at...-................ go " +. VI
The above Trains CONNECTS with the Trains on the
South Side Railroad, both ways at IL o'clock NJ go
ing to Ly nchburg and to Petersburg.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN TO JUNCTION AND LYNCHBURG
Leaves Richmond Station at......-- 5.l5 2. u
Arrive at Junction. 9.2J " l.. NJ.
RETURNING:
Leave junction 2.l5 +. NJ.
Or on the arrival of the hSi.e Trains and arrive
in Richmond in time to connect with the Trains go
ing North. This Train connects with the South Side
Trains to and from Lynchburg:
&C 70 C. CAMPBELL, Snp't.
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~Tws NORFOLK AND RICH
- ssMOND TRANSPORTATION LINE
The steamer AHUK EE, Capt Taylor, will leaveeve-
ry THURSDAY, for NORFOLK, at high water.
Freight. (Which will be taken at low rates. re-
ceived at any time at my warehouse, on the Dock.
Vessels Towed 10 and from City Point and Hamp-
au lists ALFRED s. LEE. Agent.
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CLOSING OUT,
~ AT AND BELOW COST.
As intend closing out b. the 18th of next month,
! invite call from those who want
Rich Hayadere silks and Cashmeres
Handsome Velvet and Cloth Wrappinas
Blanket Shawis and Scaris
housekeeping and Servants Goods
Blankets. Sht etings aud Shirtings
Irish Linens, very cheap
Cloths, Cassmeres and Festings
shirts, BosOms and Collars
Gentlemen's Shawls and Scarfs
Infants Embroidered hobes
French Worked Collars and Sleeves.
Together with large stock OF other Goods, all OF
which will be sold at ardbeiow cost.
CIiAS. UARTW ELL, ll5 Broad street.
no Opposite Broad Street Hotel.
AT COST, TO CLOSE BUSINESS
IA We have determined positively to close our
present business and will commence this day selling
off our entire stock of Bry Goods at cost for cash. and
cash only Our stock is large aud well assorted
We mean what we say and no mistake and solicit a
call from all in want Of great bargains;
We also request all persons indebted to u9 to call
DUDLEY Il JOHNSTON,
&C 20-lm No. li5, Eagle Square
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AIRS. AND MISS MINORS BOARD
lSl ING AND DAY SCHOOL, ON 4TH STREET. Re-
TWEEN BROAD AND MARsHALL.-The third session Of
this institution will commence the list OF October
n, xt.
In this school will be taught all the branches of
flushed education, including the Latin and Modern
languages together with Music upon the Piano,
also be given
The services of competent instructors have been
procured.
Attention will be paid TO the proper training and
advancement of the young ladies entrusted TO their
charge and their moral and social improvement pro-
NOTED by every means in their power.
This school has been in successful operation IN
Richmond for nearly two years. and the subscribers
refer with confidence TO its patrons for any nforma-
ton which may be desired in reference to its merits
TERMs-About the same as heretofore. For them
and other particulars. refer TO $4,000,
Mrs. JEFFERSON MINOR,
RI.-S MINOR
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W ,iIto MT, =, I'-'''' q
NOfufPN
falS


n1r Ky agreement this day entered into between
the Faculty of the Medical College and the attending
Physicians OF Bellevue Hospital, in addition 10 the
usual weekly charge, fee varying from % 10 $40
will DO demanded Of patients requiring Surgical
operation The particular charge for any specihe3
operation may be ascsrtased beforehand by apples
ton the Resident Physician or the Attending Ply
Attending ;S.srgsons.Profs. Gibson, Peticoss and
Wexford.
Resident IN ySicidn.-Marion Howard, NJ. d.
tEepayd-F NJ. Parrish.
President Of iafrmdry.-L. g. Joynes, NJ. ID.
Persons in the country wishing to send patients to
the Infirmary OF desring information, may address
the President Or the Steward, iy I-d6fn
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Notwithstanding determined to change
Nmy business, have disposed of my stock and the
good will Of the store formerly occupied by me- to
Messrs HAMILTON BOUCHER, who will con-
Time to carry on the HATING business. at my old
stand No. 4sWest Main street.
DIR. JAMES HAMILTON has been engaged with me for
the past thirteen years and take great pleasure in
recommending the new concern to my former pa
irons and the pnblie generally.
August oath. 1887 JAMES COLLINS.
HAMILTON e. BOUCHER,
III MANuFAcTURERs AND DEALERS In IN