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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

At the annual mesting of Plymouth Church.
Brooklyn, few evenings since, the salary OF the
pastor, Hev. Henry Ward Eeecher, was Increased
by the of ous Thousand dollars, n4akiDg il now
flee thousdnd
A dispatch dated In1ianapolis Feb. Esh, says that
the notes of the snk CT North America, st Gin; on
Ind were thrown out by Ihe bankers there On thss
day.
The resignation of Fl 8. Lieut.. Joseph II. Whee-
lock fourth artillery, has been accepted BY the
President.
During the year 1856 there fifty-ssveu deaths
by deliiium tIsmsns the Charity hospital at Ne "
Orleans.
During the last four wssks 81 0O4 $50 worth of real
estate has been sold at auction IN New York
The Cineipnaii Commercial has fean for the COM
in peach crop In thar vicinity, ~ the young buds
are already bursting forth.
Gov. Clark Of New York. daring his term Of ofhes,
psrdoned $50 criminals and Gov Sey mour b.
There were z5o deaths in Ih!lsdsiphis last week,
% being Of consr m ption.
The House has confirmed Mr.. WHITFIELD In his ssst
- delegate from ksnsss.
Hon. John C. Breckenridge, Vice Presdeat elect
s-vivsd in Pnt.tars o. Friday evening, on his WAY
WasainSton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

SHIP BUILDING IN BuFFALo-The value of the
vessels built In Buffalo la 1885, was 81 337 000 and
their tonnage 90 35i tons There are At present on
the stscks In tbs various ship yards Of this city
forty .six steamers propelieTs and sail vessels u
l6, 2l0 tons burthsn, which when completed are
vaiusd at 81 03i 0J0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

SsLr.-The river opposite the city, presented
last Saturday lively aud interesting scene The
Salt Fleet, from Kings Salt Works in Virginia,
consisliog of nearly three hundred boats carrying
twelve or fifteen thousand barrels OF salt, passed
down. There wssa large quantity OF -four along
aud good deal Of wheat The crew consisted Of
about three hundred and fifty men. the real "F. +
v's";of the "0ld Dominion. ."-KnoryiHs. (Te,,r.)
MsrcHru
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AFFECTING SCENE.-The Edgefeld, South Ca
rona Advertiser, after noticing the arrival of Nr
Brooks body there, gives an account of the seer 9
attending his burial:
The large area was literally filed with men,
women and children. The body was a. Oh ce IA ken
into one of the smaller apartments CT the Cour,
House. that The family CT the deceased might in
private take their leave of it X was then Ilaced
upon the table Ct the court room spd thousands
came TO look for moment upon the strong man
stricken down by the hand of death in the mid ca
reer Of his earthly exertions Net the lea st affect.
ing part OF this scene was the number of servants
who came crowding in. hy permission, to see the
face OF the dead once more before it went into the
grave; among them weeping old woman who had
nurssd the deceased in hs childhood
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IN-~ nEO Il A. EOn SALE..-rhls dis
[c1tungashed Racer and Stallion, whoss per-
fornlsnces upon the Turf have excited the ad-
Glfs'lon and applause of tho Union and proven him
worthy ais descent from his iliustnous sre the in
comparable Boston, Will be soid by his the
held Race Course, On the Jockey Club day Of the
sprlng Races OF 1857, which takes place the frs
geek In The month of Msy.
Red Eye" isin perfect health and yIsor and has
shown himsef fosl g-tter; and for size power
ana appearance is unequalled by sny thorough BIZ
stsihon IN the country. He has already maze two
seasons knd his Gotta are unusually large sad proms
Asy next.
1EkAs-One third cash besnce in two payments
a. oil DAYS and monhs Notes with undoubted en-
aoneHs, ahd negotiable and ps,ab st the Bank o.
fHBbia required for the deferred payments. The
purchaser will receive immediate of the
harse upon complying with the above terms, anc
whh hl1 sill he benefits of his season. which will be
stated In De ali ths day Of sale, paying the State
tsx for the same. BELCHER CROUCH.
ia 80 W. isIA prIik 2swtlstMsy
IN BaLr. q YELLOW uad YELLOW
~ Conse Sglsrs, for sac bv -
IsI VIM WALLACE SONS
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Virginia SAVINGS BANK
RlCHMokU. January 9TH 1877.
tINN AL WHOM Ii MAY EUNEERN =.

Notice IL hereby given, that or about the last
0t October, lS'6 my Pocket Book containing various
the following, Bond No 2 dated 7th April I849'
issued by the tiae Lousa now Vrgnis Central Rail
road CoLpany.to Eilshs Melton l. GO for three hun
o'ed collars bond NO. s OF same date and amount
iasaed by said Company. to Elisha Melton Il Co both
@llch bends were assigned to me by sid Melton
20. Also, bond OF + Fontaine. President, for six
nuhdfed and frty dol'ars given TO Tor negro hire
Tor the year, 1855 and bono Of h. Fontsine PFssi-
Gent Tor six hundred and fifty dollars given for gro
~ ior the year, 1857. Also, lost the time
BOND no S2, Of the Virgins Central Railroad Com
paby, dated lst December 1854, issued TO G X. Ma
son, or his ssnsns, flr one hundred dollars. For a
renewal of which application will also bn made.
ah persons are warned against trading for the
sbove menti 7ned bonds and notice is hereby given
lnat SHAH apply the President Di. ectoIs of
he Virginia Central Railroad Company, for renew
si of The same JOHN BUCK.
ja7-alsy2Ink
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AN EAGLE KILLED BY A LADY.-On Sunday,
the eth instant, Mrs. Mary Taylor, of Hampshire
county, Virginia. killed, by blow of q club, an
eagle hieh measured six feet or little more be-
tween the points of the wings, when expanded -
The eagle had attacked the geese; the gander,
which was It's intended prey, resisted the attack
and fought the enemy bravey till Mrs. 4. came to
the rescue the eagle then prepared for battle with
club that rendered the bird unable to escape by
flight.
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EXTENSIVE SWiNDLE,-Cyrus F. Ince was ar
rested Saturday afternoon. at Painesville Ohio on
the Charge OF swindlipg the Geauga Bank. BE
and Southwest, disposng of drafts, purportire 10
be drawn by Mr.. Buck, Of Rochester, on a honsa
in New York. Iuce was arrested by Mr. GalIs
CHER, of Cleveland, on secount of the Cleveland
Bank, but he effected a compromise aud was lib
Grated 1t is said he has raised by his operatior
all over the country, between two and three hu,
dred thousand dollars
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DEATH OF THE SULTAN OF MuscAT.-Advices
from Zanzibar, of November 26ih stats that the Sui
tau of Muscat died the loth October board her
Brttsnnis Majesty's trisale Victoria, when on his
rssssge from the capital to Z,Bzbsr He was six y
nine years Of age, aud leaves twelve sons and
Der of daughters His thirds N, Priacs Madjsed Bin
Said. has assumed the charge OF Zanzibar, Psmb.
aud the part of his fathers possessions He Is
an ellene man, about - years of age, and has been
Gov, rncr Of Zanzibar, the past two yeas and hslf
The sheik hs and ali the prncipal Arabs at Zanzibar
Rave acknowledged the mscjeed as their euitsn. -
There wss 70 dstuI bspce at Zanzibar when the in
teiigence of the desth Of his highness was received
IL 10 probable that Prince Theween, the eldest sou.
will be the Sulran OF Muscat. he is about - yea 8
of age is great warrior hut 10 OF popular with tne
Arabs and Banisns &C Muscst. 1t Is more pfobsbis
that his neighbor the Fest India Company Will re.
eve him of the trouble of govei ming the Inhabitants
Of Mussat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

~ A sIUnuItANT-
~. Attorney Mt Law and Notary Public
Practices in all the Courts he In and for the city
Of Redmond and in Hanover and Chesterfield
counties.
All notarisl business promptly performed
~ Ofhc- corner Bank and Ilth streets, opposite
C5oddjL's Hall, Richmond, Va Ia 2l-Sm
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HOOPS 6oS6 OF TnE SHisr IL 10 stated that the
orsfasi MSS. Of this famous poem 10 in posses-
sion of gentleman 10 New York u hes no IN
the osntrs made By the .'copy hook" IN the fuH
Office and TO Its present possessor directly from
Marx Lsmcn, the editor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

Z Z.
SUHIrE O. niAkYh, Attorneys mt Law,
w RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, attend the Courts
Of Richmond City, the cou1tles of Henrico, HANG
yer Caroline, Chesterfield and Goochlend; and the
District Court of Appeals at Fredericksburg.
LAWRENCE MARYE 10 Notary Public, and
COmmssioner of the United States Court of Claims
Office over T.. B. spence's, corner of Governor and
Main streets.
CHASTAIN WHITE will have an Office at Ash
land, Hanover county. js l9-Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

~ To the Voters Of RichmO ad -.Present
appearances indicating that there will be party
nom nations at the approaching Spring elections, l
Az ain present myself oendiaafe for the ONCE Of
CITY SERGEANT | make this announcement
earlier than Intended, iu answer to the many eu-
qniries as to whether intend to be a candidate.
PETER w. GRUB8S,
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~ Notice.---At the solicitation Of many
friends, announce myself candidate for the ofics
of City Sergeant, the ensuing anicipa Elections.
make this early announcement to correet the mia
statement, and impression the minds ef sosns
that would not be candidate.
de- l9-2m THOMAS u DUDLEY.
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fe 9-l2t

~ CITY Assessor rhe unde e rsig aed is a
candidate for the Office Of CITY ASSESSOR, and
Will be thankful to the voters Of The city Of Rich
nond, for their support q: the sppro .chinS A prl
election RICh,D RElNS
fe Tim
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WTo Man, Voters ..Ahsence from ryic,;

~ To Many t0ters...Absencef from Rich
mond prevented an earlier reply to your iaquicy-
whether or not would scaept the Off :e vi City
Sergeant If elected" In reply, would state that
would most cheerfully accept that oioe if eIsc'ed
but at the same time, cAuno. run for any
once without the co operation of my party Not
knowing whether it ia the intention of the Demo
cratic party 10 make nominations for the various city
offices or not. viii simply say that l an candi-
date, subject to their decision.
Very Respectfully,
fe 9-l2t C. L. LONG
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All GUEST Mons. Michsux, . French nsturlist
who Waited this couatry many yesrs ago, has !s,sy
cisd Ia Pssis, and IL ssld has ien heqasss VI
$4,000 to the American Philosophical society
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~ To the Voters of the City o! Rich
MoNp.-l am candidate 70, the eff 50 of CITY
GAUGER, and respectfully soii&t your sufFrages at
the next April election. sNMpSON JONES.
fe 4-dld.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

MERCHANT CowRIDED aY CAL,FoREIA
WIDow.-A few evenings ago cowhidins affair
ex iraordinsry took place at OF the fashionable
boarding houses in New York. It appears from the
Tribune thas there were some 60 bosrders ncludinr
merchants with their wives and children and several
Gle Ks. Among the females a charming Cali
fornia widow" about whom of the merchant
bosrders had put in circulation some unpleasant
reports. The Tribune says
The lady paid attention to the re ports until one
of more vlrulent nature than the rest was cIrsu.
lated when she Ensde up her mind TO cswhide the
individual, and communicated her intention to some
of the other bosrdsrs whom she counted IS her
ieEds. She h.d set the day AID tim. the dinner
table.
The day arliyed but for reason the dinner
was later than usual, occurrence that caused q
more gene pal sase mbisse of the family The bell 1t
lensth sounded and Jog to the stsness of the hour
gtest haste made by all to the dinner table -
About so persons were already seated, and among
few moments the iIjured womsn entered She
q p-oach.d the merchant and demsoeed before the
company retfection of The scsndalous reports he
had circulated, suo an apology.
Refusing to retract or apoigise she Grew from the
folc of her dress strong cowhide which she applid
With willsto his head and shoulders SO were
ne blow that his face pie teiy sd ength
wise and crosswise with Tec lines Some If the
ladies screamed, and wsIe sorely sstated, and many
no attention. but sill deaf her blows vigorously UPON
the head of the tfsnding me- reliant AT length
of the eentem, inter red and wrestsd the cowhide
from her hand The victim removed 10 his
room, where he was confined several days, in con-
se iu-nce of the mutilation Of his ohYsiog.
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fe2-dtd

II The undersigued at she solicitation
OF many frisnds irrespective OF political psries
sp 'ctfolly presents himself candidate for the Of
ice OF CITY SERGEANT and soiicits ths ciLizens
OF Richmond generally TO give him their support.
ia l5-dts ED. b. GAY,
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a For City Sergeant. The subscribe
respectfully announces himself Candidate for che
Office Of CITY SERGEANT, at the snsuicg election,
and will be thankful for the support OF the voters Of
the city. HENRY w. QUARLE3.
Ia l-,ita
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port Of importation Of fifteen per pound or less
and OF the value Of h cents per pound or over and
hair Of the alpaca the sost and other like anmsis
manufactured, Provided that any hair or wool o.
tie aloacs tn, goat and other like apimals. which
shall be imported in any other than the ordiIary
condition nov and here tofors prectced, or which
shsli oe changed in its character for the purpose Of
evsdns the duty. or whicn shall be ciespsed or pu
rhed or escorted TO rsiss Its value at the port
OF importation to fifty cents per pound or over oI
which ahsii be reduced In value BY the sdmixture o
dirt, or any foreign substance to fifteen cents pei
Pound or less shall be subject to pay duty OF thir-
iy cantum, anything in this act TO the contrary
notwit hJtan ding.
Zinc or spelter, In sheets or pigs.
Zine, whan old and fit OF 3 to be remanuf.ctured
ssc. And be it further enscted, That all goo
wares, and merchandiss imported from foreign coun
tries and 10 the public stores prior to the fra day
of July next, shall be subject, entry thereof fol
consumption, to other duty than if the same had
been imported. reapectively, after that day.
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L. II. LUCK.

ard fsliow-citizsns sm a candida f,r IN. shan
office. As soo'e
fe 23-6t T. n Yrcv
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cANDADArAs sU.A Urr.UE.
LLIAMM wfrrs

-, ~ 10 tae Voters of the City of RIcb.
MosD ~ am q car ahdidate for the ofic. Of fsRsfM
a. "a =, ana respestfnliy solicit your sutrsres
fe S-dtde- UIrryaM.r u,.n.s
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DROWNED --Oeorge r. Davis. Esq. one OF the
judges of the justices court at Troy, n. and q
man of family, was found drowned 10 q ditch near
that town ron Tuesday. He Is supposed to have
wandered off the night previous in deli ious state
of miad. His father, Chas. NJ. Davis Esq for
mery Of Troy, is now a resident of Alexandria,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-24

RWIs n. WEBB & CO., GENERAL
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Offer their ser.
vices for the Esle and purshass of Flour, Wbsss,
Coru Tobacco Go. Sc S---Sm
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Attempt to Break Jaa-A prisoner ps r,ed John
Adars, alias Ella. attempted I, escape from the
Say jan Yesterday morning but was detecteu be-
.h oppn1summasing bis design. He had torn nr
sussS IT, pisnkefs and made them into cord 90
Lii LII I ne ,'sasned brick to throw over the outer
M n Du' me tact being made known to Mr. j. n.
nay; sy; deputy Sergeant, be searched the cells.
;ro,. ,s ne rope, and had the guilty party put n
;.i aoos ior safe keeping. Adams IL now ia ;aii
. .-,'k tr'aI W the f'irenit Court Tor ,-ee-v
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UTo the Voters u the Civ or R,,.
MoNo.-The undersigned respectfully aunounces 40
tho voters Of fhs city that he 10 candate for tbc
oihce OF CITY SERGEANT at the easuins ku.
nicipal Election, and would be pleased 10 receive
their sufrases.
fs l9-5ls JOHN H. RlCHARDS0N
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A Ss,TkinE -EASON AkUGT OPENlNG
IA We still offering greet Inducements In the
sale of Clorhins and Furnishing Goods an hope 70
reduce the stock in order make room for Spring
Goods. We invite sttention to cur Fancy Goth
Frocts, Mattsssea Silk Vests heavy Csssnere Pen,s
Also, @ full line Of Gent q Dress Clothing. mBde
up in good style can be produced, and for
comnodating terms.
Bargains! Bargains! Bargains. !. may be obtained
by caIing on the subsc dbers. 81
GROSHONG TUPMAH,
fail Ii0 Main street.
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y To G. w. Wiiey-Dear SIR; As many
OF your aeluaintances aud fnenos desire for
yoa ior CITY SERGEANT, at the next election,
you VIII please announce yourself esnddste for
tnat othce, II agreeable to you do so: ana we beg
you to feel assured Of our cordial support believing
you deserving and competent.
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MANY FRIENDS.

RICHMOND, Dec 3lst, 1885.
q In reply to the above article. signed
they sHer me, is truly gratifying and while have
20 reasonable grounds expect such a mark of pab-
lie favor In my behalf the bestoSsl on ne of tho
Office of CITY SERGEANT would bs l win rifsr
my services to my fellow oitixsns if IL shall be their
pleasure TO elect ma
Very respectfully GEO. w. WILEY
fa
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y To the Voters of the City ef 9ics-
MuND.-l am Candidate !oi The oiice OF CITY SEk-
GEANT and respectfully solicit you sudrages at the
next April election.
ia It's THOMAS W. boswell
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- To the Voters of the City OF Rfchmon
l respectfully announce myself candidate for re-
election to the office of CITY SEsGEANr 4
there are many candidates in the feld who wspt
the fice, all that ask 10 fair fsd, open ans
free fight.
MARTIN MEREDITH LIPSCONB
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CCANs. nUNI0Ns, WAITS, DKKOkM:

COHNS, BUNlONS, WAITS, DkFOk.n-
~ Ed NAILS, aad every dls1sder Of the Feet and
II ands, eradicsted without any pain by Or SHULf2,
this celebrated Surgeon Chiropsdist, from oDdJn.
any dssirous to Anow If DIR 8. 10 still in prso
tce ia this city 1t gives Dr. g. pleasure to inform
tbeIn that he may be still found daily st his Once,
on Frsuklin street, door south OF Metropolifso
all where all ord and letters directed will ses
with prompt attention. DR. n. also waits upon b
in ed of his services at their residences usual
DR., g. intends removing his oice which " ill De day
noticed but un il then he is still on Frank lin street.
An e,rly cal will obugs f. 2'-iit"
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r MORTON AsJisrEAp,
Late of Fsrmyilie) (Late Of Cunb sIand eo,l
JOSEPH BLASToN,
tOf Cumberland cnuntv)
MORTON, ARMISTEA ID 81 co, Tom
VA MISSION MERCHANTS. opposite snockoe Ware
house Riehmond Va. will give special attention 20
the ssls of all kinds Of PRODUCE, and to any other
business entrusted 70 them.
rx- LIBERAL ADVANCES made on Produce, either
tn rs.h or Guano de- l9-dGc6m
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~ At the xOlicilati o OF runner Gus
friends, anac uncs myself oand.dsto for he
office OF CITY GAU3ERs the approaching eise :.
ton. Respectfully,
70 3-2awl5t&dta ALFRED r. WILLIAMS
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isktnIuki. e. KUi-1kk-.
ID COMMISSiON MERCHANTS,
FOR THE SALE OF
MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO
FLOUR GRAIN COTTON,
AND OTHER PRODUCE,
40 80 WATER ST NEW IORh.
~ Liberal cash advances on consigrmsnts
JOS. BkUMMEL,
Ofste.rns ( Brumme, Richuond Va
ALEXAEDER L. ROTsTE2,
Of New YorA
JAMES B RoYSTER.
;ss-J9m Richmond Va.
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F., uMBsK. 500 600 worth eff Lu,n b.

UHBEK -S20 600 worth ef Luna ber
u Mahogany, &c, at reduced prices, viz
$500 f. 5-8 POPLAR
l5o 900 IL kUSQUEHANNA BOARDS
Us coo It. Clear Canada White PINE, all sizes
Ie0 0od #. Wide Inch PLANK, for tobacco ssses
Toe 900 IT. Marrow do.
$4,000 #. 8 and Inch Buffalo ASH
-J,00J #. !. u aod nch CHERRY
~ 900 It. BLACK Walnut, sill sizes
$4,000 #. / ROCK MAPLE
25t0O f.. ~ n Carolina DRESSED FLOORING
lNOt0 II. White HICKORY
Also. Spanish CEDAR MAHOGANY COFFIH
BOARDS, Plank for Hand Railing, NOVEL;
POSTS, &e.
In Wow Of the contemplated change in our bust
uess, Will from this day sell TO responsible custo
Lners on accommodating terms, our entire stock OF
Lunber at greatly reduced prices Al. persons wing
claims against our concern requested to present
sheD for payment; sDd those indebted te re-
4uested to pay their inde btedness.
10 4-lm' BELVIN & PARKER.
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A, d Il. A. Part hSON,
j. CONFUSION MEkCHANTS,
FOR THH SALE OF
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO'
NO Itp4 FRONT ST, NEW YORK.
tMEs A PATTRsos,
THos A PATTEsoN "a o-Sm
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yGTIILIAn HURLEY Bnuker,
w 81 MsiG St, opposite the st. Chsrl- "a Hotel,
Richmond. Va.
pe.l.r in Domestic EIrk,nEe, Uncuuent Bank
Sst.. Bushes. Paper and Mar ketsbe Securities of
land WARRANTS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
r. l0-6m
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IUHN ". DAVIES,
j DFALFR IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE, BROWN STOKE AND GRANITE
.tIs STREET. BETWEEN 9Th AND 9TH SITS.
MONUMENTS, TONES HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Fronts, Window and Door Silis as
BrTyiug Grounds enclosed witk Stone and Iron Rail.
inr first Premium swsrded By the Heehanisf In.
,titute snd Agricultural Society OF Virginia
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...US SOLOMON wholesale denier
W. a,onna, Wood and Willow Ware, Mats of xll
go ntions Refngerators, Rope, Cordage. Yankee
Mons So &c, 2lS Washington street, between
49, Ana Barclay New Ycrt, viii execute orders
f,"n, Riohmend on the most favorable terms.
Err
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gUsINEss CARps.
,,nNraCUE. SIGN AND ORNA.

l., MuNTAGUE, SIGN AND OhNA'
=. MENTAL PAINTER, Bank Street, corner o
i9fh, Richmond. Virginia, continues to execute al
-, .,vie Of bis ARr, and on the lowest possible
49,. All who are In want of SIGNS, will ind i
=, their Interest to call on him.
,r.rx merchants who wish to procure Signs, car
- .baIn dous at this establishment, and securely
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-09-02
Middlebury Female Seminar v

The Fall Term commences on Thursday, Sept.
10th, and continues ten and half weeks. Pu-
pts not received for loss than full quarter,
except by particular arrangement with the rrin-
cipal.
MISS AGSEs GoRDoN, Principal and preceptress.
MISS NJ j. KNOWLES, Assistant Preceptress.
Miss f. C. LAWRENCE, Teacher of Drawing and
Painting.
Mr.. A. BoTT from Germany Teacher of Music.
MIss S. p. HARRIS, Teacher of Singing and the
Guitar.
TUITION AND BOARD.
7mhon-In Elementary English, SO 90 Higher
English, 81 30; Latin and English, So 90; Piano
sio 90; Guitar So 90 Singings2 90 Vocal Music
Glass, 90 Painting in Water Colors, 81 90 IN
Oil, 500; Drawing, 81 90 French, SO 90 Ger
man 81 90.
An extra charge of 20 cents is made for fires
and sweeping
Board-ln Seminary Boarding House. including
Room, Lights and Washing, s25 90 per quarter
the young ladies finding their own towels and
lamps. Fuel is provided Mt cost.
Bills payable at the middle of each quarter, and
no deduction is made for temporary absence.
AGNES GORDON.
Mddlebury, Aug 20, 1887.