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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-07
MIR. LEFEBvRE'S SCHOOL

CORNER OF GRACE AND FOUSHEE STREETS,
RICHMOND, "a.
TIME next session Of this institution will open the
fret day of ocroDEk 1857, and close the first day
y " TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR:
For Washing 90
For EHsHsh Tuition, 40
For Modern Languages, t"ach 10
For French, When studied exclusively oithe English
branches, 40
For Latin, ~
For Music on Piano, Harp Guitar Organ or Singing:
For one lesson ut an hsurD week. 10
For Two lessons (oi all hour week, So
For three Lessons (ct a. hou. Wa, 100
Four four ,es9oIs {oi al pourl a w',l, Ito
F2r the asesof Pisnp, 6
For Drawing FROM Models, 20
For Drawing from Nature. 10
For Painting in Water Colors, 40
For Oil Painting, 10
pHIMARr DxpAKraEsr-f,r Children under II yesrs
0i age, 80
TnE PArRoSs OF THE scnooL-kight Rev. bishop
Meade, Right Rev Bishop Johns, Right Re- B.hcp Elliott
OF Georgia. Right Rev RisEop CabSa Ql Alahalia Rev
Moore, zip, Re, BGi!der.leve, Rev i.o u Cummings,
Washington city aud the Clergy OF the kpiscopal Church
In Virginia
HUBERT r. LEFEBvRE, A. NJ, Principal.
Rev ii 8 Kepler, Mrs N Cary,
Rev W l. Webb, Miss Mary Gordon,
John P Little, NJ ID, Mics Bartlett,
r A Lewis, N D, Mrs MIayor,
Elodoro Camps, Ned me Es,Tsa,
John a CIljo .iGi Gle Lacy,
az G : G G5iISSS. Gins II R0'Fa'
Madame l.. V, bLANcmEr, French Governess
All letters 10 be directed TO Hubert r. Lcebvre, Rich
moni Va
Persons in want Of Female Tenchers may, by applying
me, the services OF competent ladies-seVera
have applied 10 me to secure them situations.
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IAPANNED WARE.--A full assortment Of
- Jalanned Ware, such as Tea Trays, Cab
Boxes, Lard Lamps, Candlesticks, Tea Canls
tiers, dc, de-, Of superior finish in store and foi
sale by 4. A. ALEXANDER.
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COUGAR BOXES--Four dozen Fine Sugar
- Boxes, to be had cheapof
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E-oUR B0XES.-Four dozen Flour Boxes,
H. assorted sizes, and of the hest make. for
sale by EA. ALEXANDER.
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INN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE
Il of every description on hand and made to
order such as Tin, Copper and Brass Kettles,
Spouting, Tin Roofing, &C., dc.
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THE Twenty-ffth year of publication by the
acknowledged by the Ladies Of this country as
worthy of its name. We desire the reader to
pursue the following principal points of attrae-
ton for 1857. 1t contains 100 pages Of reading
IN every months number-not beginning with
large numbers of pages in January and decreas
ing throughout the year.
Beausifulsteel plates, line or mezotint, in every
number. Godey's reliable steel fashion plates
(eoiored) in every number, the only fashion plates
considered as authority. Knitting, net, netting
and cmbroidering printed in colors.
MUSIC.
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In drawing are given monthly. Cooley q inyal-
liable receipts, worth alone three dollars a YEAR
for cooking, the toilet, sick room. nururv and
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tocut their own dresses. Also, patterns for chill
dren's dresses, both male and female. Embroi-
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Ia great variety.
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Model cottages-great attention paid to this de-
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deessing, bridal dresses, ntilas, riding habits,
morning and evening dresses, talnas, robes du
chalnbre caps and cloaks Of fur in season--in
fine every thing that can interesta lady, will find
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q ven steel engnvings throughout the year, not
publishing them in January and February Nos
and then emitting them. In the Ladies Book
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HHAlNS.-Stnlight-li Cable, Tmce and
~ Halter Chains, of the best quality, in store
and for sale by
+. A. ALEXANDER.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-21


ARRIVED
vi. koro where she pui 10 In d,ssss with pass n
ST. Rome 1of Baao Iiuce,n aasgov Aug 10 with udse
. paneam DIN on Au % AL is los Is 06. sposs bark
q from G..Iss for o. 90 !. As I'd svrsns mss
tsP za,ssn .oi s,scu,, Robinson ooasnSurr. Aug 10
ssIi MARY sh o Porlmoosh MI. arsu, Sunderland
Sns areus Nicisrson. Bangor. days with lumber, TO
ssAr ssris IN, Bowdass St Pierre NF Is days nsh
Jack rss or Lamb. Parrssoro IS days with grind
schr N Drnll Herdrickson savannsh. I ts's, -ih
Sassa u Dcsni lNh ms, la Hle. ION y 30 expert
.nd cssks OF waer, and led the cab win water dsnsg
Bosasn lsth inst s~ne Ok bearing NV 8 mites rsl IN
we schp Lacnds Jsss % ess a Ma nom bssn rn r
hsc BY unknown short nne pr-vousy took OF The
a s ns an. aS ss s ss% sG
se o. tne brig y la BY n'r HIS reply vas would
bio S1 sos so nsa cs or
serr WHIT Ter Br-oy >e-ark r. Taunton
sssr s sRi SsSS.n, c.is Il days ''0'' '''
schr usun-L Fountain = eklana
s ss 4 ss srs sso a.t s sssaS
scAr hsfiore, Flocc, c. and
sns- s-~ sonh-g,n lost L, em.st by furesSi j,bnx
sr r s Nah. s sa o sSs T.. s s
sohr sara AcDoualo, snow, Gloucester.
ssI rsfss ar s o. = p 'Gs os sAS Mass
srhp ? 20 hn., Bnssr somerset Mass-
sssr ear ear SALE sls Sorss% ns sa.n,s sl bic
siI sas,s Id, g walaoo Prsyldsn,e for EraaSetApor
neamer osprsy, Kinney. Providence.
BELOW.
sAE Eizaheh Hs milton Lewis, from Liverpool Aug l9
HAeAlsnA vas usde tho last evening
wilma curing Inc day trom kNnsoK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-21

EUROPEAN Ard AFRICAN FASHIONS
IL FOR rALls 1857.
GRAND OPsklHB us LAY
Of all TIA, !, r,re and elegss, v lacs., costume
Iosry furs. In = | imaginable variety.
aasnncent roveass every fabric most s.iul and
prise 10 the season.
W. BUCH AWAf kAgKkfLtk has the hon1r " inlinsi~
" he ladies New York ihst hi for fall and
winSr aad~ como etc and having reo-ved INN
burop-sn snrorlaus. he respectfully invites the oncal
specten Of the ladies' o. his opetf~g dAy,
hornAy, THE sr frsr.
CT "a, that his present lab VII rsaE A. hAerso In
N. anh The HI ~h..~er or eetsb hehnsn :. 0reuo-s
In Tsskl rs favored hsunts ~h-rr the
alone The brghesi creations OF Psslan sni
Tenius.
Ha-rg th'oush his buyer made psr.1cal selesuoas In
Pars Berth, Vie ~ Peter bury and o..er lesfns
sizes his exeni sock canno, fsu 70 rssis scnsssoo
LlprIs or ArERT0A,
fnr whom hev ,uypdd and whose tas> N such arces
IL estxls5ed fact he world
From an trursr bic rnlert Of bssudes he hinks The
icuJwipg particularly worthy 1i eblne,lou
IEE 81 AhiS1 ClkCLb r. -
sTHE rRxzZolIyI"
eposd 81 Hrsss beaver coh, Of exquisite hus and oss
perfect IN form
In ADDITION y Ns ususl surpy rrr.
imrus collection Of he fer owned
CROWN EABfE or RUSSIA,
evrry ~ouce'vsbe town. and al nri~-c~ rely
nrthug this line IA his lament
genuine and perfect = ola N every cepN ment
LADIES' remember The opears day,
Mondsy 2st Inst
wx BUCHANAN MAGNESIUM
IA and ~ Canal -sr-st
Brandreth House.
Ne.r BrD>f vsv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-21

EyOUFD-ON THURSDAY MORNING., SAPr. H. OIL
broadway between Bond and Bsecks strseta dive
sdv.r and applying Geo W. Jones q
Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-21

x1f Bs IL q Philadelphia on the Bask Of the State Of
yew YorA dated Phadeph ia Aug 1851 able 20 order
SLewis Damon ard by them endorsed order ~ Mirs
b. n. sde aso dram mAJed Thai Gate and
hand All persons hereby cautio, cd against
ev,ns negotiating n. payment Of he same bas beer
Aopp~d.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-05
PATENT .NEDzCEv.ES,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
& NOUGHS, Colds, Hoarseness, Influenza Bron
~ chltls Whooping Cough Group Asthma In
clplent Consumption and for the relief of consunp
1--WE patients III advanced stages of the disease
We need not speak to the public of its virtues -
throughout every town. and almost every hamlet of
the American States its wonderful cures OF pulmona-
~ Complaints nave made it already known. Nav
le" are the families in any civilized country on this
comment without some personal experience OF it's
entcts ana lever yet the communities anywhere
"tlcii nave not among them some living trophy of
us victory over the subtle and dangerous diseases of
the throat and lungs While it is the r,ost powerful
ahtldote yet known to man for the formidable and
dangerous diseases of the pulmonary organs it is
also the pieasantest and safest remedy that can be
employed for infants and young persons. Parents
should have 1t in store against the insiiious enemy
that steals upon them unprepared We have abund-
ant grounds to believe the CHERRY PECToRAL saves
more lives by the consumptions it prevents than those
it cures. Keep it by you and cure your colds while
they are durable, neglect them until no human
skill master the memorable canker that. fa,ten.
on the yitals, eats your life away
All know the dreadful fatality of lung dis riders
AID as they know too the virtues of this remedy We
ed not do more than assure them it is still made
the best it be. We spare no cost, no care, no
toll to produce it the perfect possible and thus
afford those who rely it the best agent which our
skill can furnish for their cure
Prepared by DR. J. c. AVER Practical and Ana
lytical Chemist, Lowell. Mass, and sold BY A. c.
Smith. litchfcld c. Mcneil! Wolcott vile f. Boarl
man. New Milford Pratt & Foster, West Cornwall ::
and by merchants and druggists throughout the
country.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-05
T. EINGsFORD & SONS
PURE
0 S w EGO STAR G. Il
For TILE LAUNDRY
FOR THE LAUNDRY,

EN AS established greater celebrity than has
Il Il eier been obtained by any other Starch.
This has been the result Of its marked superiority
in quality and its invarihlc uniformity.
The public may be assured of the continuance of
the high standard now established.
The production is over Twenty Tons daily and the
demand has extended throughout the whole Of the
United States. and to foreign countries.
Working thus on very large scale, and under a
lci system, they able to q perfect uni
l"rnity in the quality throughout the year. Tins
Is TIE GREAT DEIJDERATuM IN STARCn-MAKING, AND
Is REALIZED NOW FOR THE FIRST TIME
The very best Starch that can be made and no
other, is always wanted by consumers. and this will
he supplied to them by the grocers as soon as their
customers have learned which is the best and ask
for it-otherwisc they would be likely to get that
article on which the largest profit can he made
Mr. kingstord has been engaged in the nlallnfac-
turo OF starch continuously for the last u years
and during the whole OF the period, the Starch
made under his supervision has been. beyond an,
question, the hest in the market. For the first II
years, he had the charge of the works of William
Colgate Coat which period, he invented the
process Of the manufacture of Corn starch.
e. A$l tor hmq*'mds Starch rs the nonlt Osueqo
has teen recently tak'n Lv another Factory.
1t is sold hy all Of the best grocers in nearly
every part OF the country.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-05
THE BEE HIVE" REPLENlSHED
.N'EgS' &E9RElG GOODS.

a toMPRlSlNG every variety anu style of STAPLE
~ AND FANCY DRY GOODS, including BLACK
AND CoLORED DRESS SILKS. Ber,ge; lie B.iges,
Popns, Chalii, Borage and Muslin DeIaines, Super.
81 Mohair Alpaca and Fr. BON }mzine, French and
English Ginghauns, Printed Lawns, Bril!ialts anu
Caiicoes--a large Stock.--Sk. Brocha Cashmere
and Thihet >HAWLS.- Also DRESS & MAN LIZ
IRlMMlNGS, an immense stock. including Buttons.
Frnges. Llces, and II ire Antique, Velvet alt othel
Ribbons, OF ali widths and col''rs GLOVES ilo-
s1Ea1 OF all descriptions.-Siik Linen and Cotton
Iaces. Edgnes. &c-Eoibroideries, tlouncings, Col
lars UIdersleeves, Wrought Eigings lnsertlngs
&c.--Curtan Muslins, White and Col'red taln':rics
and auslins Of all styes-White Brown AMI i;i.ll
Linens Shirtings Sheetings, Jeans Shirts t..,;
l.irt Dosoms, Printed Shtings -; lo!'!ct tbs Gus
sincres, summer Strtis and RiIA.'Y MADE Go
THING Floor Oil Cloths. Room Paper H ,n.ings
and Curtains Geese Feathers. Ticking. DenimS
fl.nnes Moreens Diapers, sc. &c.--LadieS' ana
Chi linens Boots. Shoes and Rubber Over Shoes.
GROCERIES OF all kinds and CRocKEKY-Aii
es1y Cheap for Cash, Work, or Produce.
n. B-shirts to be made up us,,l-and Town
Agent. s. n BRONSON
May, 1857. IT,