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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-06
MIR LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL,
lvA CORNER OF GRACE AND FoUsHKE STREETS,


RICUNONO VA
The next session of our School begins the lst OF
OCTOBER, 1858. and ends the list of JULY, 1859.
For tee benefit of young ladies who have finished
their regular course of studies, aad who wish to
ry on further their mental Improvement there viii
twice week Price of admission, $50 for the who
session. and $l5 to pupils who take other studies -
The greatest efforts will be made to render this both
interesting and improving.
In the Primary department French will ba taught
to the little children orally. without any charge.
FACULTY:
HUBERT LEFERyRE, A NJ Principal.
WING WILLIAMS. A b, Vice Principal.
Mrs. Bennett, bliss Mary Gordon, Miss Eli
"a Bartlett Madame l. B|anchet, Mrs Miriam fay
lor, Madame Marie Estvan. John Calyo, C W Tbs
low VIM Graham. Heinrich Schne der, Sign osns
Antonietta and Marieita Erha, from Ita!y.
TERMS:
For Board $500 90
roT " ~ w
For ...,............ W
FOR husi'sn 1uiIiOL.--.. ~ Wi
For Modern Languages, 20 ~
For French. when studied exclusive of the
English 40 O.
For 20 N
For Music on Piano, Harp. Guitar, Organ, or
Singing:
For ole lesson (of an hour a weak......... 40 o.
For two lessons (of an hour week. 50 00
For three lessons (of hour) week 100 Ut
For fOur esso' (of an hour) WI ek-...... 100 on
For the use OF III o.
For Drawing, ON Models. 20 o.
For Drawing from Nature 40 on
For Painting in Water Colors.. 40 M
For Oil Painting. so 90
Primary Department, for children under Ii
years 81 80
For further particulars, apply to
HUBERT p LEFEBVRE.
au 5-d3m
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MRS. PELLET's sCUOOL-Tbe

A'A session will commence o, MONDAY Oct 4th,
and continue me months. class of pupils under
ten years OF age will be received at $50 the session
Mr OSWALD HEiNDRTCH. Mathematics, N Natural Phi
losorhv, Chemistry and German.
Mr.. Y, FNIoN French.
Mr.. CARLOS C MERA. Spanish italian and Music
nr SMITH and Gr. j. 7. FISHER, Drawing and
Painting arr 9I--om
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Ia GUUDS-fALL 1868.
wADswoRrH. TURNER 4 CO..

30 Is. iifH sTREET.
u Az r rocuivef an extensive assortment of FOR
han aud DOMESTIC DRY GOODS rejected ex
prrseS with sv'ew 20 suit the wants of the Virci-
na, oFth Carolina and Tennessee trade. which viii
br offered at prices they fear no competition.
The trade is respectfully solicited TO examine
ii cir stock. SO lin
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nISSO LUTON OP co PARTNER

~ kip The co-psrtuership arrangement o.
VALENTINE q SON expires to-day. by the terms 81
agreement and mpiual consent Any unsettled hu
sine~- # tbs concern will have the attention %
VALENTINE, JR, 10 whom the matters OF YALEA-
TTNak Sun are nov, Transferred
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OFFICE THE JAMES RIVER AND0
KANAWHA COMPANY.

RICHMOND, Sept. %, 1853.
NOTICF.-The twenty fourth annual
~ meeting of the Stock holders of the James Ri.
yer and kaDawha Cam pany, will be held at the
Company's 0fice, in tn is city, on MONDAY the 25th
of October next.
Appointment OF PReXY.
Know ali Men by tha'e Presents: That we, the
subscribers, being Stockh elders in the James River
and Kanawha Company, do hereby Constitute and
appoint - our true and lawful Attorney and
Proxy, to represent each of in all general meet
ngs of the Stockhjld of said Company, hsd with
in six months from and after the date hereof. when
we are not personally present or represented by
some other Proxy; with full p ,wer and authority.
at such general meetings. to give such vote votes
and to do such other act acts. ach OF could
give or do. as q member of the said meetings if we
were personally pre sent; and We do hereby ratify
and confirm whatever vote votes, act acts our
said Attorney may lawfully give or do for us, in
pursuance of the authority hereby conferred upon
HIM
Witness cur hanis and seals, this - day of -,
one thousand eight hundred and -.
Teste: SEAL
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g. E L E IT COUNTRY BOARDING
- SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIFS Mrs HENRY
L BROOKE proposes on the 10Th of nctohsr NET
~ open Boarding School fo- young ladies at Ash
land, IN the county of Hanover
All tue higher branches of female education will
be taught. Including French. Latin, Italian Mnsic
and hrawiDg-in all of which departments there
Will be compete Mt Assistants.
MIR EDWARD GRENIER now a resident in AsI.
land. will take charge of the Department of Music.
French and Drawing.
After the present year. the School will be removed
TO the country in the neighborhood of Ashland
rERM5-oNEHALF PAYABLE IN ADVANCE THE REST AT
THE END OF THE YEAR:
For RolId. including fuel and Lie hts,sI75 on
LusIFh brancnts 40 90
Languages. (eacb )............... ..,..,, 20 m
Music Professors Fees w
Use OF ....... 90
20 90
For further Information, address
HENRY T. BROOKE
ocz-s Ashland Virginia
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AuS-Io . sALHH
FE1ThR PAYS,
BY James NJ. Taylor & Son.

BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE will
u be sold o. FRIDAY, the sth day Of Oct, lsse.
commencing at O'ciock, P. NJ, q large plumber OF
Lots iituat d On Poplar. Elm and haple streets,
hcekett., aud others In the "Town Of Fulton
Most OF th 80 Lots we'll located for family resi-
centes y hiist there others suited for stores
Terms at sale, which will be made to suit bidders.
oc6 JAS NJ TAYLOR a HON lucfs
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MEAT BRICK TENEMENT IN REAR
~ QF CLAY STREET METHODIST CHQRClI

OE OLhl NuOhSu
AT AUCflON.-WIll be sold upon the premises on
MONDAY, the 18th Gay of October. comm encing at
IA O'Clock, in the afternoon, neat Brick Tenement
Or Madison street. Immediately IN rear of Clay
Street Church, and renting to good tenant at $3.50
per anIum.
The house has rooms and is in good order. Tho
lot fronts about Is feet and runs back 50 feet.
TERMs.-One-thifd cash; the balance at 3, 8 and 9
months, with interest and secured by trust def d.
&C JAS NJ TAYLOR SON Aucts
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VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE Dwell.

LtsG on MARSHALL AND I9gn sTKEtTs.
~. sALs ar AUCTION Will BE- sid 90 " I'D
Ne Day The 9Th II October, isss, on the premises
Ien.n nj sttd as above nov N the occupancy az
ar 7. fszyera d. IL has 10 rooms, lesides am,
PIE servants sccommo ia tons AMI Ia uesry new AID
has all III. modefn impray msn.s sus Il "a ras W.
teT; &c. ftnsw rents FIR 8 % ger apntui
Ifks- - 'ns-fourih cash; balance at q a. and W
nenth@. t- got able notes. interest add d q cured
W nast deed GoDDlN b AYPkhSDN
W Arek ,opac
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by E. B. Cock 4 Co Aucts.
ELEdANT FURNITUnE, ROSEWOOD
F1ANU, UIL PNINTTNuY. n
At AITrTyl

AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, 9th October at 10 O'Clock va
Will sell at the res dence of q. Breant ESQ who il
removing from the city. on esgh, between sth aud
9Th streets. the who'e Of his FURNITURE consist
ing in part of S"
splendid Rosewood Piano Of fine tone ana fiui, n
Rosewood Divans, covered with the best Quality OF
Brocatel "
Parior and Reception Chairs TO match: (,t,omans
Beautiful Rosewood Tables, with marble tops ! =
One Rosewood Etigre. beautiful piece Of work.
manship
Scciabes; magnii cent Mantel Clock. run, 1,
days, superior time keeper.
Msntei Vase; Brussels Carpets; Hat Rack. &c.
. line collection Of superior OIL PAINTINGS and
kngravinRs.
THE CHAMBER FURNITURE
Consists of Mahogany French Bedstsads: Bureaus
ana ashs an te. with marble tops Hair Mattrss ses.
Mahogany Chairs, covered with hair cloth. Mab,s.
gany Wardrobe; Brussels Carpets &c
THE DINING ROOM FURNITURE
Comprises SPLENDID Extension Table IA fat lor or.
Chairs, Safe, Refrigerator. &C, &C.
ALSO,
The usual variety Of French China Dinner ard
Tea Sets. Crockery Cut Glas, Ware, together with
the usual assortment of Kitchen Furniture.
The above Furnitureis Of the bes. quality I'm
most excellent condition aud to enable thoss wish
Ing to purchase an opportunity Of examibing il
the residence Will be open to the public. on TUES
DAY. Oct.5t
sel1 EB COOK co. Aucts.
ADDIr!ONAL-Wiil be added TO the above sale
i gens s"aa,e' almost new.
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EDUCATION.
~ l.. g. SALTER's
VI RN0IIeH III AasIOAI AM a.

VI. ENGLISH. CLASSICAL Avn w.rur
NAUTICAL sCsOoL FOR BOYS
o on CLAY STREET, MAR Tag cogSYR or sycexn
The sixth session at this SeheoI viii n,m.nn. IN
MONDAY, the Gotta Il p,sn.ber text. and siose ~, p
18th OF iGly following " e'"'o inc
rue tontse OF instraction Embraces the Latin
usess ara tfeneh languages. Mstheu atit a and The
various branches OF thorough Engli.L eiuca,ian,
or me rr,neipal pledges himself to spare 30 labor
pa.ss ~ ,h promote me Improvement and best inte-
40 ies than to their intet ctual trainisg he will
devote himself with untirirg assiduity.
TERMS,
haI-ASSIALIH III ADVANCE:
ror board. including washing - scoa N,
'or tuition IN Greek. attn aud Mathernat-
T. ........ 60 60
rn luton IN Latin or Mathematics. 80
FOR TRITON ia higher Epgli.h branches 40 gu
TOT huron IN primary English ............. ~ 90
TOT tuition IN 20 90
&C its
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COUTHERN FEMALE INsTITUTR-

~ y - 4 n II u y W.
beg ieaN e to inform nay patrons aid the public
thstl have emplo Ted as an Assistant in my School
a. DupUf. A. gentleman whose high re-
pu'aIlo as scnoiar and whose successful expert
ence ateacher ave induced me TO select him from
among y applicants for the vacancy which existed
in NV corps of instructors.
In every department the very best talent has been
emroyeI and every effort will be made 10 maintain
the nigh rspuiati Ia Of the School, and TO do full
justice TO nii who may be entrusted to my care.
INSTRUCTORS:
ID. ! EE POWELL. a VI Msth.. Nat. Phi and History
A h-pUPuT. A. NJ. Ment. and Nor Phi, Chemistry
and Latin
9 pERsrco. Italian, Drawing and Painting
Prof BHCHLER. German
Nademoi-ells NAssAs French
Miss NJ + MAYO, Asst in Preparatory DEPARTMENT.
EDWARD GRENIER. Piano aud Vo,al Music,
FRkD sEBERT, Piano and Organ
Miss LAURA Lacy Vocal Music
II. SCHNEIDER. Harp.
Cas- 4 osES Guitar.
J. W. REEVE Teacher of Panmanship
For further particulars. amply 70
seN-tlOihoc ID. LEE POWELL. PRINCIPAL.
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st. JOsEPH's ACADEMY, RICH

CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
THIS iIstitution will resume studies on the FIRST
MONDAY Of September. Boarders. for board and
tntion ana use OF bed and bedding also for washing
Annually. IN advance Dav Scholars according to
the branches they study. from O. to S. per quar-
Ter, IN advance farther particulars apply ST
the Academy 4th and Marshall sts, or to the Rt Rev
MCGl LII, Bishop OF Richmond sea-dHcwts
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EVENlNG SCHOOL -Classes win he

formed for the purposes OF practical instruc ion
IN ha,hematies Mechanic al Philosophy, Drawing
ana other branches of useful knowledge; the term
or -Four IN 'nths. Por particulars apply 10 the sub
'crber, at cihce Of A l. West, krebit CT, ~ Main
street, Richmond. GIN SMITH
ID
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Miss PEGRAM's SCHOOL,

MISS PEGKAMS 1.-The
- = third session OF Miss PEGRAM's Boarding
and Day School will begin the first MONDAY in
Ccteber, and " i'll continue nne m nths
Ne pains will be spared to make the school worthy
III respects OF the generous encouragement which
1t has hitherto received
COMPETENT Instructors are engaged for each de-
ga tment. and the " study will emlrace
every branch essential TO q liberal female einca
ton. ~ Suu0o
ton. -S "''0h
Nine. bERiUD will continue to. reside In Mrs. Pc
grams family, and 70 afford every facility Tor a
Thorough knowledge Of the French language
The Belle-Lettre class will be resuned for the
henefit OF young ladies who have left scho as well
as Tor those pursuing the higher scademcai course
Circulars containing full particulars, nav be had
on immediate application to
Mas J. W. PEGRAM
seH-d&cwts Linden Sduare
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DARLOR AND STAIR CARPETING
81 pieces Of carpeting. ceiling nj 70 per cent be-
low cost HeusskeepsTs would do we'll ~ call and
@s-im LARUs 4 sHIAx's.
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COOK 4 CO. Auct,
CHERIFF's SALE or y4iIIaRI.E

SHERIFFS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ MILL. PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF r en-
MOND:-By virtue Of distress warrant ia nv
hands In favor Of the Commonwealth OF Virginia.
shall sell at public auction. on the premises. on
WEDN ESDAY. september Is 1855, at II o'clock A.
A., all the Machinery and Fixtures Of the Mill
known as Bragg's Mill in this city cor sistir q In
part Of six pairs of Buirs capable OF grinding 40
or $50 barrels per day improved Flour Packer su-
perior smut Machine; Fans; Boiling Cloths; Flour
and Mil Ales Betting: Screen; Bags; Barrels &c:
the whole said TO be in first rate order and ready for
immediate uss without any additional expt nae
The machinery will be sold as whole to the high
est bidder and arrangements oan be made 10 secure
thu unexpired lease OF seven years on the mill VIZ
ter power mill, RS house, negro houses and stable
and large lot attached
TERas-Cash for all the machinery, fix lures, ac--
The terms OF the lease will be made known on the
day of sale. TX ELLYsON
Sheriff City of Richmond
NOTICE The purchaser Of the machinery, &C..
at the above sale having failed t. comply with tina
terms OF sale the same win be sold at auction
on the premises. On W ED NESDAY, October Is5s
for cash, to the highest bidder by consent OF tbs
parties interested, the machinery &c.. will be sold
In lots to suit pur chasers.
se24 II X ELLYsON, CIR.
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r III. BINFORD'S

L
q ENGLISH. CLASSICAL, AND MA TIYEMAT
ICAL SCHOOL
SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN CLAY AND MARSHALL.
The exercises of this School will be resumed OF
MONDAY, September 9th.
With increased facilities for instruction and BY
strict and undivided attention to his profession the
Principal thinks that he with salty ensure the
accurate and thorough preparation of boys either for
the University or sny of our Colleges, for bust
ness pursuits.
Especial attention is bestowed upon the English
department.
TERMS:
PAYABLE QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE
Latin Greek. and Mathematics. o.
Latin and so On
AZ
Modern Languages (by Prot. Emiou) each 20 n
H. Application may be made to the undersigned
at Messrs. Binford Il Porters Wsrerooms, corner Of
Franklin and 18th SITS.
au lI-d2m BINFORD.
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EDUCATION.

MRS. RICHARD CROUCH having Sc
vefai vacant h0sAs. psrsons desiring Board
can DC accommodated. Apply at the corner OF CLAY
aud Fourth streets. Ne a8-eo6ts
CHESAPEAKE FEMALE COLLEGE.
D. HAMPTON. VA; Rrv. CHAs A RAYMOND,
fessors and several Female A.sistants' 's'en' ITO
me next session o. this school will commences the
ing, Students will be received AZ any time No "a
ouction viii De made for late entrance unleas II he
sIS weeks alter the commencement of the session
AFTER entering, there will DO deduction for alb
sence excer in cases Of protracted illness All su.
dents from abroad Will beard on the college prem.
t except 1t the discretion Of the Board of Trus.
EXPENSES FOR q full session. parable one-half at
tne eomiiisncem sht. the remainder at the expra-
ZION on we hrst hslf Of the session. In The Aca-
dennis and CUllegia'e Departments, aud in the
spfeisl Course, including Ancient Languages and
Optional for " hich the charges are extra
1a,c unStrnmeatalp Der on................ 90
Modern lGneuases each, per session. ........... 20
DDiaGug per %
Contingent fund incnding use OF piano, school
expenses. Be-. ........... 10
Beard. per session. including washing, fuel and
:. fupils purchase Tor cash their own books. sta
uonefy, sheet music, DC, &C, and pay two dollars
each I'm for keeping in tune the pianos upon
which they practice
Vocal NJ usic ia classes at the charge Of the
II will tnus be seen that the whole expense for a
puth IN tue Coiieglate or Academic Department,
without music or optional studies, but including
board and all oonting .noies, is per year $2l2.
II expenses IN music department sre added 1861
Ministers OF the Gospel entitled to send their
DAUGHTERS free of tuition in the Colle giate and AGA
demic Departments
For further information address the President or
se7-dlm WIN VAUGHAN. III D. Sec'y.
RlCHMOND MALE ACADEMY, "a
~ SELECT CLASS CAL, MATHEMATICAL and
ENdLisII SCHOOL,l FRANKLIN STREET. ABOVE 7rH
X. III. L.. TiGHF, a. W., Principal.
The SIXTH Annual Session will open MON
DAV, the 9Th CT September
Tie advantages Of a SELECT SCHOOL are obvious to
the mind OF every rejecting parent and such this is
designed to be in the srictest of the word In
consequence oil the Senior Glass entering College,
we'll ~ some other pupils going into business. there
will be some vacancies Glasses for beginners in
English and Latin will be formed those ais will he
admitted who are prepared TO enter classes eady
formed. The course of instruction is thorough and
systematic. The Primary Department receives par.
ticular attention MIR Otwd lieindrich is re- engaged
assistant in Mathematics, Natura Philosophy
Chemistry, Drawipg ard German. Mr. JOS Mchard
will teach French ana Spanish. For further partic
ulars apply after the 18th Of September at the
School house, to III i TIGHE, A. NJ.
2S-2n
TERMs-s4o50 or $50 per session; French and
Drawing so extra.
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EEMALE SCHOOL.
HENRY ROBINSON

STA1E BONDS Il have for sale Vir-
gnis six per cent ,nds latest issues in amounts
to suit purchasers, and at the lowe market rates
A " MORTON
&C 4-2AwtlsJ No no Moi, .,
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SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH

~ SCHOOL-INSTlTUTE FOR MUSIC. PAINT
INC AND DRAW lNG-on the first day of 0cto.
Der next, intend opening Select Classical and
English school in which will be taught all or any
OF the following branches viz: trek Latin French
German, mscrY, Gst0rapty, 4dat'emattcs and al
~ OF giving strict ard proper attention a large
school, the number OF pupils will be- limited to 25
and I've entire charge t'r instruction in Uts depart
her, lNjS. ending the 3th June S9. The ancient
language will be taught by 10 sef the higher
branches OF the French, BY Prot. fMIoN; of1he
German. by the Rev. Mr. HOVER and the English
aud Matthew ltics by fully competent teachers. -
Private lessons will also be given and private Glass,
~ formed III any Of the above branches With this
school, is combined An Institute ttr Music PdtRttaC
and Dtdwing: In the Musical department. under
supervision OF Prof V. BUsCH. of this city, will be
laugh; on liberal terms. Urchsatrafion, thorough
and all orchestral nstrunnu by professional teach
Special attention will be paid To sacred vocal
music ana inoii ucuon giTen both privately and in
classes or citties. in thorough Bass vocal or in
ttrumental Music on application The department
for PAINTING and DRAWING will be under the
direction of Mr. ALFRED SMITH assisted BIZ srJ f.
FISHER, OF Phiadelphia recently arrived in this
city: speCim Of whose talent can be seen Mt the
Institute Landscape and Portrait Painting and
Drawing of every description will be taught private
~ or in classes. Special opportunity of perfectinG
themselves in all any Of the above branches will
DE aft Jrdod to YOUNG LADIES', who intend to deyo.e
themselves to teaching.
With the impression, that an Institution, where
science mar be had at moderate prices from tearh-
ers Of established repu ati0n will prove beneficial
to the rising generation, the .troEage of an EN-
lightc ned public is solicited
& II c lmmunicstons will I've left at the Institu.a
on Nain between 9th and 10Th streets, over DR. He'd
soH's Dental office, Mt the Post Office in letters
O. A. ERICSSON.
Richmond Sept. 1858 SO 6-dt1y
REFERENCEs.-Rev 7 Moore, Rev VI Hoge Raw
Geo Woodbridge, Rev Il Ktpler, Hon. } laskie.
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By Alex. Mott, Auct'r.

MADE SALE-Uh1 q UU DIS AND
= CLoTHISG-wiII be sold at auction. at my
store on tn UhsDsY, Oct ,, commencing at 10
o'clock. large invcce # Dry Goods and Clothing,
direct from The SCr,i-rn markets. to re so'a with.
out limit or reserve amongst which may be found
Cassimeres, Tweed SAITH etts
Merinos. Red and Flu. FlanncIs
Italian Cloths, Velvet testings
Ladies and Ms~s' Cotton Hosiery
Buck and B.rnn tih vts
Diapers, Table CIo.b' Towels &c
FIX Neck Ties and Biz Italian Crsyats
Heavy MeriEo shirts and Drawers
Ladee Msrino Vests
Boys Aerino Shirts, assorted sizes
Bik Sewing silks ard linen Thread
Buttons, Susl enders, &c.
Ai.Su:
AZ invoice Ready Made Clothing, consisting Of
Goats. Pants. Shirt &c.
TERMS: All sums under $50 cash; over $50 81 days
cred :, for approved negotiable notes
oc6 ALEX MOTT, Acct
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sucTTou gArHe.
an q Apperson.
HPPtlu0u.
MOST VALUABLE REsInrrcR q,

MOST VALUABLE RESIDENCE oN
W THE NORTH SIZE or BROAD. BETWKrN
10TH AND lirH STREETS, fuk sALS Ar AUG.
iober. 1855, on the premises conmenci. "a o;cis.
u. the valuable brick Tsn<m~nt lossssd a .Sovs.
has ~ rooms. besides large brick kitchsu. stsbis
carriage house, and has all the modern Improye.
ments IL has Just teen pafEted pspered add CHER.
among The most desirable IN the city for Cd swyer
physician, or merchant bsisg Convenient 10 thy
usual places 81 business
Txshs VERY liberal, viz: No cash; but credit az
and FEARS, for Negotiable nots g. interest AIDED
payable abnusliy. secured by approved endorses,
and trust deed. d0DDIN APPkksON,
So Arsss
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DRESERVED GINGER.-60 cases fresh
Preserved Ginger, very tender and nice, Just -.
ceived, for sale By LOUIS D0seIkux.
eel No 90 Main styook
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EDUCATION.

pHILIP B. STAEARD will resume the
:. = duties Of HIS CLASSICAL AND METHEMA-
TICAL sCH0 L. On the 9Th day Of eeptfmber
next, in his rooms correr Of 18th and Clay stret fs
TRIMS:
payable semiarnually in advance1
Engiish Branches. including Mathematical
o9nIse 70 Surveying $40 90
inoiqaing the higher branches Of Apaiyti9al
u oeescriptive 1eomefry, Shades, Shadows
au rerspeefiye or Calculus so 90
ana Latin 80 90
IAtln ana 50 %
=, 70 eA ira 20 90
+ ~ g. can be seen at the residence of Mr. John
Y. stanard. corner o: 9TH and Clay streets
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GALE OFVALUABLE LANDIN GILES

GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN GILES
pronounced by the Crcut Court OF Giles at its
last term, in the cause of Fry administrator &C.
against the Representative of Isaac Chapm an and
next sell On the pr, misses, TO the hghes bidder the
interest of J. Chapman, deceased in the home or
ferry place, con ming about three hundred acres
This interest in the same being little ov seven.
eIghths3 tract adjoining the same, containing
about two hundred acres These lauds lie on New
hivps, between three and four miles from Giles CT
Hous are of fine quality, well adapted to the growth
OF all sorts OF gram and grass. Upon the first nam
buildings with considerable gu intty of improved
land.
TERMS OF SALg: Cash for 30 much will pay COS
of suit and sale. between tour and five thousand
dollars in four mouths, the ba ance in one and two
yeavs. Bonds with good security will be required
on the credit Payments, and the title retained until
paid, as further security.
JAS. d. JOHNSTON. Com'r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-06

MRS. RICHARD CROUCH having Sc
IVA vefaI vacant aoaMs, psrsons desiring Rosrd
can DO accommodated. Apply at the corner OF Cisy
and Fourth streets NJ 1870