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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

BARGAINS FOR NOVEMBER,

BARGAINS FOR NOVEMBER.
ID sna ya~ds tast calar-d 'rin's at ktsc
laC0a wife bieach'd shsetIrg at 50.
p worth lte
e. 2euo yerds Mouscisins. Handsome patterns.
szs rsesses sns,i b Prints, rich co,ers
= balrs Of white and coloted all wool Flan.
peis
f,SyeF sshsser and W elsh non-shrinking Flannel
Csssiin"tts fer boys aud gents wear
aooo White and e,lorod Blankets. for servants
5cases Bed Blankets, - to lt.t
sheep Gray satnets and Pulled Kerssys
Ingram and three ply Carpets. a heavy stock re.
c. nily reTierithe.
T.rcxrv. brussels ard Velvet do and a rnl, snrnlv
q Rugs, fson tew to high prices; which will be
offered ri price. much below what similar goods
FOR hare aims in all styles Of rich silks and other
press Goois cal al 70 Main street.
&c, CHRISTIAN & LATHRop.
CRESh ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.
l. X; pA ,as.t svFo 6 r co;
FAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
making tEeIr assortment one o. the mos; complete
Ana attractive they have eves offered, ard At such
pixies aili insure sales.
splendid Black and ooc:'d SIX Robes s'Loz
r Rich Baysiere aIez and rtain SILKS Sins
BLACK Eyo de Rhine, Polt de Sole and Tafyeta
E-R'ch pl>jd and fis'd valeucias
s. BlsIk Ronoazines Alpacas. Challies and Mouse
Eish Lace. Muslin and Cambria se.ts
p NHsit0. afGvr1c, FNQurt And mourning Collars
! Illusion CaPes and BrrthAs
- C}osRs. Nantes and Shawls in greet variety
3 Cloths Casslmeres and NPstings
{Sr piag tStioa and HOusns &c ping Goods
- and 1 Fulloi Cloths Sleeps Grey satnetts
kUckl.,nd Pulled Hloths; kerseys and Piaids
e. Plaid iInsevS; Fiannels
: Bed and Negro blankets
e.. naraask TADie Cloths: Napkins noyIies
Towels tiren and cotton Shettiags
Eepiliow Linens: Irish Linens
s&eTino. Lambs Wool, SILK and Shaker SHIFTS
80 and Drawers
g. Alex snder's Kid. Buckskiu silk and Flush
Lined Gloves sna Gauntltts
<'ogton ard " 90; Hosiery az every description
Carpets; Rugs; DrCggpts, &C. ~
S61, 600. At At COST nE Fo nc cash II -,
Main street, Richmond respectfully inforn.r the
vualic that having received notice from the owner
t. gN up the hou-e be al srosent pies as piece
q business with a view Of n proving the property,
a.s tot fiadpE suitable knusA 10 move into NJ the
srgci:ied lime. he has determined 70 throw his
and splendid s;o-k Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
on the m Arkct At :. for cash. to be scid of spec
dir a. possible The stock is large aud fresh Ne
Sr5 goods. Carpets Stlk-. Hosiery. Fannels, Blan
krts Etnbroidclics, Bibhous. Linens.
CHAS. A. tiWATK1S,
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The undersigned beg leave TO inform their friend,
ana the public that they are prepared to make 10
order-5tationary Engines. steam saw Mills and
Boilers Iron Bridges and Ratings. together with
castings OF every description They ask a por-
that their prices and workmanship will give entire
ea'isaction. Jobting Of ali kinds In their line of
business, promptly attended to.
- JNO TURNER,
NOV. 4th, 1865. JAS. TURNER
tx.v2
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ERE5R AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS
~ 8 laxa IL. nInasure 4.

LKEcH MD BEAUTIFUL UUVUb. =
i j MILLHISER & BRO have the pleasure to
Announce the arrival OF their last week aucti9u
purchase. frsm the late closing oat sal ~ In Ne"
York consulting in part Of elegant DIess sliks !
hands rue DeLaines Il styles; plain and hgur'
n 4ck silks. remarkably cheap the largest stoct
Of new and handgaIne shaWis at 10. prices: Cloaks
aus kaglans al low prices; L. on's Iantilla Velvet
Rak aud Colored cloths sd Beaver, for q AXIS ana
Rag!ans; new VGleIttas and Iow-prced DeLalnes;
French aud English Merinoes; large lot OF Linen
goods Of the best make-the cheapest we ever hai ,
also nav lots uf Fl4nne,s and other Dnmettc 2ocds
Tor SERVANTS Buyers will Fad cur stock at present
LARGER at,s q. low r prices than ever before
MiLLUISEk BRO,
as Ia3 BROAD street.
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ZONES PATENT BURNER. LIGHT !.
- LIGHT LkfH1l-The largest assortment OF toai
Oil Lamps in the State for sale opposite the Amer
can Hotel and uGder the Exchange Hotel Building,
where you are invited TO call and examine the stock
on hand. Fluid and Oh Lamps alter ed AZ small ex-
pense 10 bnrn the Kerosiae OIL wv REX,
N" l6s Main street, opposite the American.
&C 26-lm~
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EDUCATION.
DOCK MILL ACADEMy1

ROCK MILL ACADEMY,
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY. VA
Ihis school resumes its exercises on the first Mon
DAY in February, 1879.
~ Board. ~ per month. Tuition. q % a mar
month. TH0S GARDEN, Principal. w.
no.- -lhs- New store p o., Va.
HENRY HOMECOMING, Teacher Of
- the French German. Portuguese aud Spanish
>. 81 Residence on Clay street. between 7th and
80 80 80. aim
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uEAVl SHIPMENT By jamestown,
Il we are receiving, direct from the mandatory,
large shipment of tae latest and choice sty les
of FALL uL0I HING, rendering oar assortment
iull and complete to which we ask the attention
of purchasers Keeping at all Im-s the largest
stock to be found IN the my Oh State the most fash
ionabe a-d approved sty les and being more iargel
engaged il this line of business can and do offer
the greatest Inducements.
KEEN BALDWIN Il CO.,
~ % lD2 Main st
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- - " " GoDDIN AppERsOy
TRUSTEES SALn or VALUABLE |

.
TRUSTEES SALE Or VALUABLE
FARM OF 1000 ACRES. IN POWHATAN
COUNTY, CALLED ROCK SPRING by virtue
of the provisions of trust deed. dated Path Februa-
ry 1883 executed by Mr. s. d. Whittle and Others to
the subscriber, and duly recorded in Powbatsn
County Court, sha proceed to sell at public aus
ton on the premises. on SATURDAY, the 18Th day
of November, 1853, at ~ o'clock, NJ, the tract Of
Land called "hock Spring" lying and being in the
county of powhatan about two miles north of the
Court House. containing about lco0 acres and now
in the occupancy of Me-. }. Il. Mayo, and being the
same which was purchased by the said Whittle of
Mr.. Tnos. 7. EunfOrd. The land Is said to be in
improving condition, and the buildings thereon
com irritable for The use OF the place.
A plat of the land will he Exhibited at the hour of
sale and it will be sold eptire, divided into two
or threa parcels, rs may be deemed best.
TERMS :-Cneiourth cash balance at G. " and "a
months for bonds bearing interest (the same to tie
paid half Yearly secured by trust deed The
taxes for 1858 t. be paid by the purchaser.
The title 5 believed to be perfect. but the subscri
Der will convey with the usual sps cia warranty.
W. G0DDIN, Trustee.
Sale conducted By GoDDIy s:APPERsoN. Aucts.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-AUS-
y TIN l. GENTRY, successors to JOHN A La
CY corner Of Franklin AMI Union streets viii keep
constantly on hand large supply of FLOUR,
MEAL, CORN, OATS. and all kinds If MILL OF
FAL, which will be sold at the lowest cash prices
call from their friends and the public is respect
fully solicited.
Highest cash prices paid for CORN. OATS and
MEAL. ISAAC D AUSTIN.
HeDrico county
WIN J Gentry
Charles fitv RI
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Richmond, Oct. 18th, 1883

TN RETIRING from the firm Of GEN
4 TRY Il WALKER, I return my thanks to my
friends fLr the liberal patronage EXTENDED to ,he
irm and again offer nay services for the sale of all
kinds OF country produce. and hope by due dill
gence aud prompt attention, to merit a share of
public patronage. promising in doing GENERAL
COMMISSION BUslN sSe, 10 make of every
exeron to promote the interest Of my patrons both
in buying and selling. Office MOI, l5h street
j Il GENTRY.
Richmond Oct 18TH 1853. &C I6-lm
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~ We now have in store n superior stock Of goods
for gents and boys. 10 which We invite their stten
tiCn, consisting Of
SUP Black French Cloths aud Cassimeres
FaAcy French and american 40
Silk and Velvet Vesfings
Tweeds and Jeans
French and English Beaver Cloths, for Over.
Goats
Lambs Wool, Cashmere. Merino and heavy Sha-
ker Shirts and Drawers
Hdsfs, al, yes and Hosiery
Gents Shawis and Travelling Blankets
PERKINS q cos new t'a-h Store
nos No Pauta Scnora
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I AND hGENCf.- Having been en-
IL played to ssn several large tracts Of Ian d in
Nicholas county invite proposals. from capai SITS,
and particularly from persons who mas wish To set
tie on the same, to whom great bargains will be
scld.
can safely assert that of fertility of SOIL aud
iuhrty ofclimate it Is not surpassed by portion
of the state The lana is situated in the tains,
by far the richest of which consists Of tabs land
covered with sugar maple, ash, walnut. oak and
hickory. IL Is admirably adarted for 9 grazing
country Thousands of acres of the IaLG have been
(withn few years) opens and are now max ing
ample returns 10 the oensIs. The lands viii be
we'd sr laid OF into email farms hereby giving
TO rurcbasers with moderate means opportunity
Of investing will give all Me- d al iniofmstsD on
the subject and will chow the land ~ those wishing
to purchase Address
RICHARD BILL, Richmond, Va
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MILLINEHY. 40.
pRTMTuM MTTI.Turpy

n PREMIUM MILLINERY,-The
~ most surerb BnNNrTs. CAPS. HEAD
~ bh ESSES. FLOWERS and KIBBoNa, that
have ever been offered Ia thi, ctr are to be seen ut
been received rom Paris and New York and wifi be
sold at very reduced prices Don't forget TO call at
Madame SONS, directly opposite the st Charles
Hotel She % receiving new goods by every steamer
If-Imf
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DI9eOLUT1ONa. 90
OF C0-PXRTrFii

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
sHIP.-The en- partnership hitherto existing
between JOHN TURNER, CHARlEJ HAgAs i
"a, "a TURNER, under the name. and style Of
IuhNEh, HAaAN Oh, expires this day BY
the attention Of the new firm, under the mama and
style Of JOHN b JAMES TUENER-to when fhe
matters of TURNER, HAGAN 4 co. have been
transferred John TIiKNEp
CHAS HAGAk
JAMES TURNER
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NEW CASH DRY GOOps sTUKE.-
L'OR CLOAK8, MANTLE5 AND RAG.

a LANS call at the Cheap Store. ~ Main street.
For B1nuets, Flowers Feathers and Head Dresses.
Call at the Cheap Store 40 Main s..
For bari gains in the way of Hoop skirts,
Call at the Cheap Store, 40 Main st
For Infants Hoods. sscques, Capes and Bonnets,
Call IT the Cheap Stors ~ Main st.
For French worked Collars and Sleeves, very low
priced, Gail at the Cheap store, ~ aeiG So.
Remember the piece nearly opposite the IT Charles
Hotel, No - Main street
nnI HEORGE JhCNRS
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THERE are very few labor sav ng
l. machirces of more real value 70 the Manutac-
turer than the STE4 n SIZING AND DRESSING
MACHINE for preparing warps. inside by VIM
BRADLEY and now on exhibition at the Mechanics
Fair. This machine not only performs vast
am0unt of work in given time, but executes II
well, and is simple in construction. that It is not
able to get out of order. The machine can be seen
at work every evening during ths far. Manufac-
examine it and satsty yourselves OF It's supe
riority.
Richm will meet with prompA attention
IL lInH
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WIN & DAVID GIBSON.
w HOUaE CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
MAIN NEAR TIE CORNER OF eth ST RICHMOND, VA
Respectfully inform the Citizens of Richmond anc
public generally, that they ere prepared, with the
essstarc e of their steam power, and ell the most
description of work in tn ir line Of business, In
manner not to be surpassed such Building Houses
Of a dimensions, repairing IT remodelng the same
futtins in Store Fronts of any kind Shelvings put
up, Counters made, &c In neat and tasteful man
ner. Stairs built and Hand Rails worked according
toGeometrcal Principles; Cornices made to sultan!
style of BUILDINGS all kinds OF mouldinas on hand;
lash, Blinds and Doors made to order, and sent TO
any part of the country; every kind Of wood Turn
ing such as Stair Balusters, Newell Posts, DC. Ar
cmtectural Wood Carving for Store Fronts, and
Capita's tor Porch columns. All orders executed IN
O u. nj manner.
W&DGI5SoN hope, by strict attention TO bust
neFs togethfr with their practical knowledge of tie
same, 10 merit a Continuance of public patronage.
Ord full lid nt1 lint
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fSu-PARTNERSHlP NOTICE The
~ subscribers beg leave to inform the citizens of
Richmond aud the public generally, that they have
GREEN & DAVIS, for the purpose of carrying on
the GRANTS BUSIN ESS. in all of its branches;
and that they now prepared to execute any
work that may be offered to them in their line in
the most wors man like manner, ard on reasonable
terms. Que Of them can always be found at their
yard 9th street, sou: side of the canal the
Armory. SAM'L s GREEN
OLIVER DAVIS.
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no9 THOMAS W BOSWELL, Trustee

MEAT COTTAdE hLo,DENCE IN THE
~ TOWN OF FULTON. ON STATE STREET
FOR SALE AT AUC rION Vii be sold st auction
on the premises. on fRt DAY, the 18th day Of No
s;depca located as above now in the occupancy of
John PocklinRton fronting 80 feeI State street
running back 10 feet TO an alley. This is not oriy
a new house, but remarkably convenient and has
attached to it we'll Of good water.
TERMS -0ne third cash; balance at and mos
for negotiable notes interest added and title
till last note is paid.
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.
a. Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or
Atlanta Georgia, can have their orders hlled and
save time by dressing 3. SWAN CO., at either
Of those citiss.
ar A list Of the ndmbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each II
entitled to- will be Published after every drawingin
nationalist New Orleans Delta. Mobile sosister,
Nashville Gazette Atlanta inteiiigencer. New York
Weekly Day Book, Snvana ah DAILY News Rich mond
Dispatch, New York Dispatch, Psuldtng (Misa
Clarion ami little fArk) True Democrat oc1
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N. BIN consequence of the approaching season.
and wishing to extend my old established soap ana
candle business. l find | cannot spare time suff-
cient TO devote to both factories. have therefore
sold OFT my interest in the Bottling establishment
10 s. MASON. my late partner. l take great plea
sure in recommending him to my friends and the
public generally as gentleman wsrthy of the ut
most confidence and enc 1uraxement.
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MIGHT SCHOOL,

NUM- ECnOOL,
-, MAIN ST. NEAR ST. CHArLss VorxL
=, The subscriber has ccmmebced Q Night School AZ
me atore place. for studies of every enhancement
and can be seen in relation 1t at his school room
ath street, between Main and franklin
oc 1o-2w 8 T PENDLETON
MISS PEGhAM'S SCHOO 1.-The
- third session OF Miss PEGRAM'S Boarding
and Day echool will begin the first MONDAY. in
October. and VIII continue nine m ,pths
NO pains viii be spared to make the school worthy
IN all respects Of the generous which
II has hitherto received
Competent instructors engaged for each de-
pa tmcnt, and the course of study will embrace
every branch essential TO liberal female eiuca
ton. "
The foreign languages will receive special attcn
ton. '0N
Nine. bSa4uD will continue to reside in Mrs Pc
grams family, and to afford every facility for
tnotough knowledge Of the French language.
Inc Belle~Lettre class will be resumed for the
seneft OF young ladies who have left school, as well
as Tor those pursuing the higher academical course
Circuisrs containing full particulars, may be had
on immediate application to
Mas J. W. PEGRAM,
ii ;nAa
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luCatl OF pdGltko OF TO WHU.e tIthtLs,
10 half
10 quarter "
10 eighth

IN VkDsKIHH AIOhIFd UH OEHEIfIUhTk5.
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered receipt of which they viii bo forwarded
by FIRST mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending In
any D CURE they may designate.
The List Of drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sont
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Once, County and State
EH- Rerpember that every Prize Ia drawn and pay
able In full without deduction
Hr All prizes of 81 900 and under paid Immediate
~ after the drawing Other prizes st the rnul tine
of thirty days.
Ali communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
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nIss0LUTION OF CO-PARTNER---

~ SHIP.-The co-par,nership heretofore existing
between Gentry J Walker, under the name
ara style oi dENIkf ALa EH, expires to-day
concern will have the attention of J Walker. to
whom the matters CT Gentry Walker have been
transferred. j GENTRY
I A \ n IrIS
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nIsSOLUTlON OF PARTNERSHIP

DISSOLUTlON OF PARTNERSHIP
- The partnership heretofore existing under the
firm of s. MASON & co. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent All parties having claims against
the late firm, will immediately prese tn, IN for
liquidation and all parties indebted will please pay
as coon as possible. In winding up S MASON q
CO.'S business either partner will sign for tie firm
The Subscribers take great pleasure in Jointly re-
turning their sincere thanks 10 their numerous Gus.
toners for the very liberal patronage they have re-
ceiyed since going into the BottDg business.
- MS2DS
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NOTICE. have this day appointed
~ AT WILLIAMS my agent to carry on the re-
tail Grocery Business In the city of Richmond at
store No 235 Br nd street; but all purchases made
by him are to be for cash only.
a
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GALE OF HOUSE 4 ND LUTE ON
~ CATHARINE STREET N BULLOCK HAIR.
RIS ADDITION, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Wan be sold upon the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
The 10th November 1885, at O'Clock. z. M the
real estate located above consisting of Lots Nos
81 and &c. fronting "a feet the north side of hs
rne street. running back i04 feet to an alley on
having ample accommodations fora large family:
now occupied by Mr. VIM Howard.
TERas-Ope-third cash; balance at and months
for negotiable notes interest added title retaine or
secured by a trust deed.
po4 GDDDIN h APPERSOy
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TOLUMBER CONSUMERS We have
L now on the Dock, and In our Yard, in rear OF
Messrs Edmond, Davenport Co.'S store. 2u00o0 ft
inches thick, and nom IL to 10 feet long, all OF
superior quality and we'll seasoned. which We will
sell at q small advances on coat, In quantities OF
5000 feet and upwards.
Also. 1000 feet of inch and 5.oo0 feet inch Pop
LAR, wide aad in good order.
no Sims TALBOT BROTHER
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HAVING determined to continue the
IA C0MMISSi BUSINESS. at the old stand of
Gentry slker, hope by strict attention TO bust
ness 10 merit continuance Of the patronage of the
late hrm, and OF the pubic generally.
TT WALKER
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OLIVER PLATED FORKS AND
~ SPOUNS.-Breakfast,D Dinner and Dessert Fork;
Table and Tea spoons soup aud Gravy Ladies'
These Forks and Spoons of extra and double plate,
warranted by the manufacturers to wear several
and less than one fifth the price. FOR sale by
O6ENNET,
MOI Eagle square.
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Richmond. Oct. 2lst. 1853.

Having disposed of my 9rsnary and Feed Fsta
blshuent TO Messrs AUSTIN & GENTRY, most
respectfully tender my sucere thanks to my friens
and customers for the liberal pa,roDag they have
bestowed upon me, and would take occasion to be-
speak for MY successors continuance of their IA
vors- JOHN Lacy.
Richmond. Oct 2lst. 1888. oe23-Im
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SENGERS FOR NEW

ETH~44hI VNh d tit 2 D HHIl EttHUlE1ip
Sk4E644AJ AMEST0WN. are requested to be
board hf fore the hour of depar-
ture. o'clock P NJ. TUESDAY, the 9th
Tickets and berths secured at cur Office opposite
steamers whsrves.
Passage TO New York, meals and state room inclu-
de-. only $40. steerage passage only IS
Passaga TO Norfolk same as b5 the river boa's.
Freight received to-day. Monday, and IN to the
pour on O'Clock NJ Tuesday, unless sufaciency
be received prier To that hour.
Frefeh. for Boston taken directly on at moderate
rates ard with expedition
An g. II1nI.
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MISS PEGkAM's sCHOOL.-The

=
vt. JUSEPHS ACADEMY, RICH
~ MOND, VA.
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
This l'stituton will resume s.udies on the FIRST
mONDAY of September. Boarders, for board and
tuition and use OF bed and bedding also for washing
ana mending. pay per annum $780, to be paid semi
annually. in advance. Day Scholars. according to
the branches they study pay from "a to IS per quar-
ter IN advance. Far farther particulars, apply at
the Academy 4th and Marshall ats, or 70 the 1t Rev
}. McGliL Bishop of Richmond se3-d&ewts
g E ECT COUNTRY BOARDING
~ SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.--Srs HENRY
Ia BROOKE proposes on the 10th of October next
to open Boarding School for young ladies at Ash
land, ia the county of Hanover.
All the higher branches of female education will
be taught Including French. Latin, Italian Music
and hrawing-in all of which departments there
will he competent assistants
Mr. EDWARD GRENIEE, TOW resident In tsh-
land. will tale charge of the Department Of Music,
French and Drawing.
After the presen: year the School will be removed
to the country in the Deiabborbood of Ashland.
TkRMs-oNE.HALF PAYABLE IN ADVANCE, THE REST AT
THE IND OF THE YEAR:
For Roard. including fuel and lignts......Sl75 90
EnRiltn BrAnCneS 4U M
Languages (each 20 90
Music-Professors Fees
Use OF b 10
W asIiIh 80 ~
For further information, address
HENRY L BROOKE,
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DER STEAMERS THIS DAY

DER STEAMERS THIS DAY
New Crop Raisns
New Crop FIGS
Fresh Nuts, of all kinds
Fresh CItron
Fresh Currants
Sweet Havana Oranges
French aud German Frames
With large assortment of Branded Fruits. Pic
kIes Preserves Sauces. Fresh fruit Cigars &c. for
sale by DAVID N. JONEo w.,
10 NO. 30 nain ST.
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MEDICAL

~ west OF broadway. 0dce hours from In The mosnn9
70 In the evening.
NR NJ LARNorr, 50 NERCpR sTRKET, CoRNxs Q.
~ Spring, opposite a. Nicholas Hotel, from n A. ~
In the evening except ncsdsys Wed and rsidays en -
nR wARD-Orr1CE M CANAL STREET. roUh
~ doors east Of broadway. MP s,sirs
nR BARROW. i57 PRINCE sTREET, a FEW BIpuks
~ west Of Broadvay.-O6ce hours from III uh ans ~
ITO O'clock -
DR. WARDS OFFfCr, M CANAL. sTREET-fcgk
doors feast ~ Broadway. MP stairs; hours rum A. N.
unNP.M.
nm Ralph HIs RrwOvxD TO 81 eLEscx1E9
~ srssi, corner q wesley psce, t~a blocks est q
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