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CARPET ROOMS

WE have enc floor devoted exclusively to this de-
partment, and keep such assortment rs will be
to the interest Of purchasers to examine:
Comprising Rich Tapestry Velvet Carpets
Rich Tapestry Brussels Carpets
Rich English Brussels Carpets
ThreepIy and Ingram Carpets
Rag and Hemp Ingram Carpets, at 25c
Plain aud Twilled Venetian Carpets
Nj sale. Chenille and Tufted hugs
Door Mats in Cocoa, Thread and Velvet
Stair RCde &C. &c
Tho above came from the most celebrated English
and American Manuf.c .ureIs and will be sold at
much lou er price than the same goods have ever
before been offered in this mari ct.
n B-Carpsts made and put down at the shortest
notice by experienced workmen.
CHRISTIAN & LATHROP,
Main,
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By 0oddin & Apperson.
A UCTION SALE OF A VALUARLE

~ SSAAON OhbH OE N VAkVAUkE
1AFARM OF 2s3 ACRES IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY. on SWIFT CREEK 20 MILES DISTANT
FkUM kICHMOND.-We are authorized 20 sell tho
valuable Farm. located above, formerly the red
dence of Mr.. Daniel B. 9oode and now In the oecu-
pancy Of DR., Thos. D. Markham 1t contains 2ss
acr 9, OF which $50 acres re low grounds we'll pro
tected from water. and admirably adapted to the
growth of Hay, Corn, Wheat aad Oats.
The neighborhood IL equal to any In point Of mo.
raj and religious advantages, being convenient 10
three or four churches, and quite near to Anon
Academy, for the education Of boys and young men,
The improvements consist Of an excellent Dwelling
House, containing three rooms below, and two pes
fages, Is nearly new, and neatly painted. AZ the
owner resides in the adjoining he Is anxious to seIi
and Will offer Inducements to those who will make
immediate application Possession given In time 10
seed crop OF wheat Apply to
GODDIN APPERsON, Aucts
The foregoing valuable Farm will be sold at auc.
ton. on the premises, WEDNESDAY tho I3th 90
tober. 1885, at ii O'Clock, A. il fair, II not the
next fair day.
TERMs:- Ope-thrd cash, balance at one and two
years. for boLds bearing interest," secured by trust
deed.
&C g. d A.. Aucta.
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THE QUEENS MESSAGE IS RE-

L. CEINED,
But in j SrRAUSE's Goods you will not be de.
ceiyed!
The Presidents reply has been spatched
But SrRsU5E'S Goods are always shead
Where can you get the greatest hargainsi
AT NO. 81 MAIN STREET,
All colors Herino from PC and upwards
All colors DsLaines plain and figured, from l21zc,
l6c, ISc, &c
Black and cold Silks at soc and higher prices
Fast cold Calico at SIC. SIC, &c
Also. teautfnl Philadelphia made Caters, with
heels and without; Morocco and Goatskn BOotees
with and without heels; Misses and Children's
Shoes; Mems and b ,ys' Shoes, sewed and pegEed;
all Ct whish will be sold at IS per cent below their
value
a. Be careful that you go to the right place -
The sooner the better. Persons from the country
will do well by giving me call before purchasing
elsewhere. JOSEPH sTRAUSE,
q Main
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FUfuRE DAYX
BY Alexander Mott, Auet

r ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS, &C.,
~ AT AUCTf0N-Wili be cold 1T huu9on. 1t my
store. on THURSDAY, October IA. commencing at
10 o'cvck, large invoice Of fresh and sessonab!e
ipry Goods now land sg from New York. consisting
satinetss: Merinoes and Parinstfas; Lambs Wool
shirts and Drawers; heavy Ribbed Cotton Shirts
and Drawers, heavy Wooden Jackets and Guernseyrs
Linen and Cloth Table Covers; heavy MIXED and
Brown bali Hose; SILK Neck Hdkfs and Ties: Ladies'
and tents Lined Gloves: suspeuderp and Shirt Col.
Sewing SILK and Lacits; ChiIdren's WOODEN aud
Cotton Hoses spool Cotton: Buttons: Elastics. &c
fered this season at auction, and we'll worthy the
attention of the trade
TERMs -AH sums under $50. each; over $50, sixty
&C 10 aTFy N0Tr Arcx
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sFabls goods in the stock Of VALENTINE &
son. by making the sacrifice of thea in the store
rather han ut auction. the remaining stock have
Purchased, enabling my father TO wi hdraw his in
tsTeSi from the late concern. and sha this day. with
a large aud new stock Just arrived from New York
open new business the OH btsis OF forty yea s.
standing, di6sriHF to the one price system, aud in
pursuing it, shall be guided by the ssme policy
whirh directed my father fer SO many years.
By my father, | am requested to say to his old
I, lends that he will generally be foun abo' the
store whore it will give him great pleasure to greet
them MANN S VALENTINE, JR.
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BY Larus 4 Shiss, Ancss.
BY Dickinson, Hiu 8 Co.
By E. B. Cook 6 Co., Aucis.
OFFICE FURNITURE AND DENT,

OFFICE FURNITURE AND DENTAL
INSTRUMENTS or THR LArU DIR JOHN
MccUNNEtL AT AUCTION --0n WEDNESDAY,
the lac Or John Mcconnell. on Main. between otk
aud 10th tts, O complete set Of Mechsnicai Nd
fesson. -
The Once Furniture. consists Of two Nahoeasy
Dental Chairs and epittoonsJ MahoRony SODA NJ.
bic Top Table, Marble Top Wssbstanda Maho9any
Chairs covered with hair cloth, Desk Brnsssls Ces.
pets, Looking Glasses, &C, &c.
ALSo-One Aerring's Fire Proof Safe. sttirsly
ALSO-0ne-half Of the exclusive right for urfne
the Cheoplastic process Of making teeth.
ace. -
fhe attendance Of the profession d particulariy
requested to this sale, embracfng as Il doea eyerY
instrument Of the most approved fscturs and
npish. L. B. COOK CO.
&C IL Aucfions~r~
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SHERlFF'b BALE by virtue OF a dis.
~ tress warrant In my hands in favor of Lewis
Haryte va u Hermann, shall proceed to SELL ut
public auction, on FRIDAY. October Is, 1883, at IL
O'clock, Dr. az the Boat Yard on the north side Of
the canal. opposite the Tredegar Works. the follow
Iron Chain; / Shop and contents 3 Pitch Kettles; /
Steam Kettle, Box and Chain; She'd lot Work
Benches, Blocks and Timber; Blacksmith Shop and
conteDts Paint shop and contents; Carpenters
Shop and contents; Grind-tone; lot Iron, &C.
Terms cash Ill ELLYS0N, SCR
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By Richard Cauthorn, Auct.
EASE OF TWO STORES UNDER

1 EASE OF TWO STORES UNDER
- THE FXCHANGE HOTEL, COUNTERS.
sHELVING. &c, AT AUCTION.-O THURSDAY
l4th inst at IL o'clock M will soil at auction on
the premises the unsxpired lease of the two stores
NJ. West. Bookseller, together with 3 Counters =
large lot Of Shelving, Writing Desk, fine stove.
with pipe, Book Case &c
The lease runs to LIST of January next and can ba
turned To- good account by an active man during the
coming Fairs. ~
TERMs-Cash. CAUTUORN
&C IL Aucfionaar
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By l. Il G. b. Davenport.

H00 CASES OF BOOTS, SHOES AND
w HATS. AT AUG zion ON WEDNESDAY
goth October, we will sell at 10 o'clock at our auc
tion store
200 csses BOOTS, SHOES and HATS-fresh win
ter goods.
TsnMs-Under slO0Icash; $lco and over, 90 days
credit, for approved paper
q B DAVENPORT,
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DRf GOODS-FALL 1858.
wADSwoRTH. TURNER a @

No Is, lara sTRkET,
HAVE received IA extensive assortment of FOR
hIGS AMI DOMESTIC DRY GOODS ,elccted ex
pressiy ", h q view TO suit the wants Of the VirQ
ns, North Carolina and Tennessee trade which viii
he offered at prices they fear no competition.
The trade is respectfully solicited 10 examine
: heir stock. So I4-Im
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CECOND SUPPLY OF FALL AND

~ WINTER DRY GOODS The best bargains
ever offered in this Misunderstanding made within
tbs last f. days large purchases at tie New York
auCt ons at price. far below the cost ofimpora
we are prepared 70 sell at very low prices Our
sortment OF Ladies' Dress Goods silks mbrOdaries
and haVls is complete. Our stick Of Men, Wear
Blarkets, Flannels, Servants Wear and Domestic
Goods is very large. Ali We ask Of those who are
liz want of goods is. to give a call and compare
and Judge j IL VI R0SFNBAUM,
&C ii ly9 Broad sire ct
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classical AND COMMLACIAL

On 9Th street, between Broa and Marshall
h hUR J : PS sMfr 4 a 4 NJ, Principals
Professor EMiOA, Instructor in French.
This institution will reopen on Monday, the Goth
Of September.
The number OF scholars received into this schoo!
is limited; that each pupil has the special atteu
ton of the Principals. The of instruction in
the primary studies is critical and thorough ard
advanced pupils and young men are fitted fer bust
for entering either of the classes in College
Recitstions are conducted with of Mathematical
Blocks, Charts. Globes ana various apparatus
Pupils in Bookkeeping will receive particular
attention.
Circulars containing further information can be
HAD at the bookstores of MeSsrs Price and John
Il Richardson.
One Of the Principals can be found at the study
Broad St % door from 9th st. au l6-2m
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CAUTION.-Alp person are forewarned
" from hunting and otherwise depredating on
my Island in James river opposite the river locks.
six miles above Richmond; or my larm on the
Brooke Plank Road, as the law will be enforced on
all offenders.
&C l2-3t JESSE WILLIAMS.
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EU1UR1 DAN
By Goddin 4 Apperson.
SALE on srOnB AN,

TRUSTEES SALE or STORE AND
= UNWILLING ON BROAD sTRnBT. by yirtue
Of to deeds OF trust from the late Frederick rrrs
70 the trustees OF the Shockoe Hin building Fund
Association. duly recorded In Hsetjc4Ooanfy Court
TO eel, aepntiic auction. ON DNKeDAY. the 10th
october. ,sss. a O'clock. NJ the framed store
a. extended into Henrioo county The lot fr,nts
about feet and rms back 1g6 ieet TO an alley 20
ieee wide desi zDated As NO ., vslentnes plan The
properly has b.en recently occupied By said Kresei
aud at present By John Aim Lacy % sGrocery and
9rauary
TERhs-The trust deeds require cash sale; but an
which will be maize known at the hsur of sale,
SAML. T. BAYLY.
AUGUST SCHAD, Trustees
RICHARD MOORE,
~ Sale conducted by doDDrS ApPERsoS. Auc-
tioneeIs nc Ii
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM OF 80

TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM OF 80
- ACRES. IN HANOVER COUNTY, ON THE
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD, NILaS
FROM RICHMOND.-As Trustee in certain decd
Of trust from Edw'd @ Howard, bearing date End
october, 1855, duly recorded in Hanover County
the premises, on THURSDAY, the 2lst October,
a at 70 ocieck If fair if not. the next fair day,
scres this border of Hanover county recently &C.
cupied BY ths said Howard. A considerable portion
OF the sail Is remarkably quick, and peculiarly suit
adapted for the residence of a good phi sician one
such having just removed from the n ighborhood
was also occupied bya physician about two years
ago Distance from Richmond 81 miles
The terms which will be rems xably liberal, viii
be made known at the hour of sale. The title Is be-
eved TO be perfect but the trustee will convey with
the usual special warranty.
20 WINSTON. Trustee
Sale conducted by GoDDIs & APPRasoN, Aucts.
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DRY 0oops.
OPENlSG OF LACES, EMBkOIDER-
NECOND SUPPLY OF FALL AND

WINTER DRY Go0Ds.-BREEDEN 4 FOX
we receiving this day, thor second supply of Goods
or the seesen, and think they can now efer such an
8 ,tisfsctsen. ~
&C l2-6t OFT Rroaa Straat
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9th streets. ~
TERMS:
English, Latin and Tathematics........s5o 90
SIesh, 1O OD
Modern Languages each-..-............. 20 ou
The Principal has had experience, rs instructor
OF youth of eight years, three of which were spent
as the assistant in mathematics at the Virginia Mi.
itary institute. He is aided in the departments of
Ancient Languages, &c. by a Master of Arts of the
University, who brings with him testimonials of the
highest ca aracter from the Faculty
REFERENCES:
Faculty OF the State Military Institute Licking
ton, Va; ftessrs Jno NJ Patton p n Grattan a a
Myers, Thos iri.e and Geo Fisher, Cart pim.
mock am Drs Jas Bolton and Beverly X Wexford
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U. IA. EEICSsON.
Richmond, Sept 1858. sc 6-dtlE
REFERENCEs-Rev L Moore, Rev NJ D Hoge, Rsy
Geo Woodbridge, Rev II Kepier, Hon j Caskte
Rev J L Burrows and VIM ntche ESQ.,
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.SH"ftNNtALLf ADVANCE:
For board, intending washing....,-....Sc n9 On
FOR tuition IN 0reek. attn and Mathemat.
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ST. JUSEPH'S ACADEMY, RICH
- MOND VA

UUNUUCTED by THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
THIS Institution viii resume studies on the FIRST
MONDAY OF September. Boarders. for board and
ana nending, pay per annum $3.50, to he paid semi
annually. In advance. Day Scholars. according to
ter, in advance T farther particulars, apply at
the Academy tth and Marshall ats or to the Rt Rev
J MCGILL Bishop of Richmond se3-d&cwts
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BY Edmond, Davenport q Co.

EENDERS, COAL HUD6. CIHDER
i eHOyKLs. beautiful lIRE IHONa-A laxos ~
scetmsst ioR s6ls - log ysscee ~ .x~
oe7-& cLAkAns Aasss -.
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CELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLIsi

GELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
~ SCHO0L-INSTITUTE FOR MUSIC, PAINT
ING AND DRAWING.-On the first day of Octo-
Der next, intend opening Select Classical and
English school, in which will be taught all or any
of the following branches. viz: Greek Latin French
German, History, Geography, Mathematics and all
ty of giving strict ard proper attention to a large
School, the plumber OF pupils will be- limited TO 25
and tie entire charge for instruction in this depart
men will be 800 per session, from the lst OF Ucto
Der, 1855, ending the 30th Juno 1879. Tho ancient
languages will be taught by ny self the higher
branches OF the French. by Prot. EMIoS; Of ;he
and Mathews tics by fGily competent teachers.
Private lessons will also be given and private Class
school, is combined an Institute for Music, Iainiing
aud Draining. In the Musical department, under
supervision of Prof V. BUSCH of this city, will be
Bass ana Piano by Prot. Busch; Guitar, melodeon
and al! Observation-Disclosures by professional reach
ers. Special attention will be paid to sacred, vocal
Music, and instruction given both privately and in
classes or cIetle5. in thorough Bass, vocal or in
stcnnept9I MGsc on application The department
tor PAINTING and DRAWING will be under the
direction Of Dir ALFRED SMITH, assisted by nr.J T.
FISHER, of Philadelphia, recently arrived in this
city; specimens OF whose talent can be at the
Institute. Landscape and Portrait Painting aud
Drawing of every description will be taught private
ly or III classes Special opportunity of pertecting
themselves IN all or any OF the above branches will
be affJrded TO YOUNG LADIES, who intend TO devote
themselves to teaching
With the impression, that an Institution where
instruction III the most general branches OF art and
science may be had at moderate prices from tea ch
ers of established reputation, will prove beneficial
70 the rising generation. the .tronage of an en-
lightcned public is solicited
All communications v i'll be left at the Institute
on Main, between 9th and 10th streets over DR. Hud
sons Dental office or the Post Office, in letters
WV ~ WV 1-,''> '' ~ o. a. ERICSSON
Richmond, Sept 1858. Sc 6-dtlN
REFERENCEs.--Rev L Moore, Rev NJ D Hoge, Rev
Geo Woodbridge Rev ii = Kepier, Hon Csskie,
Rev j I, RurrOwg and VIM Eitchp
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LSALL TRADE in store and constant
- ly receiving full stock of
Fine WINES,
BRANDIEs,
GINS, RUNS,
CORnIALS, &c, &c.
300 bb's Pennsylvania and OHIO RYE WHISKEY
so do ! Domestic BRANDY
~ do Y Holland GIN
s. or casks PORT VINE
40 do MALAGA do
ITO bbls Excelsior" RYE Whisky
"a do "Star" do do
10 do Flank" do DO
80 do Pixies "Magnolis'' do
So n. 4, - and I-l6th pipes of Genuine and Imi-
iati1n BRANDIES
CHAMPAIGNE, CLARET, ABSINTHE.
CURRACOA. KERsCH, WAtSER,
And in fac: a general supply of every article in
the line
soicitiuga call before purchasing elsewhere,
am very respectfully. yours, &c.
JOHN j. MELLON,
oc I'm 1874 Cary ct.
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BY Richard Cauthorn. Auct,

CHOES AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY,
~ IS h october. at 10 o'clock, at my store, 1 will
dies Gait re-. Mems Brogans. Boys Shoes Boots &c.
all fresh and desirable, and direct from Phiiadsl-
pha. The CATERS, in particular, are of extra large
Sizes runniD from % TO 9s
TERhs.--90 days credit for approved negotiable
paper.
Additions to the above may be made any time pre-
vious to sale. X CAUTH0kN,
&C II Aucf
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BARGAINS --BARGAINs.-New and

- SPLENDID DRESS GOODS for Ledies.-CHAS A
GNATnIN invites attention TO tie greatest bar
gsins in Robe Silks; Silk Robes a'Lez: Run round
silks; Printed DeIaines, some very fine: elegant
Grape Ca. hmere Robes a'Ley; Saiin striped Valen-
cha; scotch plaids Side stripe: Robes AQuie; Che
nellie Shaws; Round corEered Stella Shawls Cloth
and Velvet Cloaks; silks. Popins and Enbroideries
all at greatly reduced prices.
CHAS A GWATKIN,
NJ 10 n,noa;,a l. xohanra
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by Larus u Shine, Auots.

NPLENDID 7 o G K OF EN0LISH.
~ GERMAN AND AMERICAN GOODS. AT AUO.
II0N.-We will commence 10 sell ut public anctiou.
THIS EVENING, at 7 o'clock. the hsndsomBst and
largest stock Of staple tnglsh, German and Amsri-
can Goods, suitable for the city aud country trade
Country merchants would find it to their advantage
to attend our sales where they have an opportuni-
t. adding to their stocks in small lots great W.
rety of saeable articles not to he found In any 9th.
er establishment in this city Al,o, superior in
Cutlery. Fancy aood,. a.. together with good a.
sortr ent of Housekeeping Goo 10.
Sale positive, and will commence at TX O'Clock
each evening, until further notice. at No n Main
street. LAhUb SHINE.
So ~ Aucta
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W y "INCION, ITUstBR.
nc

RLACKSMITH'S SHOP AND TOOLS.
AND FRAMED DWELLING ON BROAD
NEAR TO MAYO STREET FOR SALE At AUG,
TON AT the request OF Mr. @ z Niles, we will sell
az sue ton. on the premises, on THURSDAY, the
shop and Tools therein; also a Framed DWELLING
ground rent of $40
TERMS -Four months credit for anrroxa5 onao~s
ed negotiable notes.
OcS GODDIN AppEGGON An...
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By Thomas W. Keesee.

I0ffce corner of 18th and Cary street,
WILL BE SOLD st public auction. on
~ WEDNESDAY, the 18th October, ut 10 O'Clock,
the STOCK. FIXTURES. Ac.. Of. the we'll known
Grocery Store and Tavern stand, situated on the
corner Of 7th and Byrd streets. near the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Depot
Also. the unexpired Lease Of the same. Rent mo.
derate. SAMUEL pETERG
Sale conducted By THos. w. KErsRE, Auct
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DRINT AND DRESS GOODS

l. 81 cases newest style Prints, Deiaines, Cash
meres, V2encias. Satin de Chenes, Merinoe,
Coburgs, &c
1910 rich kobes a'Quille and Robes e'Laize. for
sale very cheap.
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EDUCATION.
Mr. LEFEBVRE'6 SCHOOL.

-" W "~ASA AND koo5n1n EhnEI5s
The next session Of our School begins the LIT al
oGTobEh. 1858. and ends the LIST of JULY, 1852
For tue benefit Of yeung ladies who have finished
tner regular course Of studies, and who wish 70 car
~ on fnrther their mental improvement there win
be class In Belss Letters and notwithstanding
twice week Price of admission. $50 for the who'll
session, and SI5 to pupils who take other sfndies -
Inc greatest efforts will be made to render this both
interesting and improving.
In the Primary Department French viii be taught
TO the little children orally. without any charge
HUBERT p LErzBvaE, A H. PRINCIPAL.
WIN WILLIAMS A b, Vice Principal.
Mrs q Bennett. Miss Mary Gordon, Mis- Eli
"a Bartlett, Madame L Blsnchet, Mrs Miriam Tay
Tor. Madame Marie Estyan. John Calyo, c W Thi-
low, w m Grabau. Heinrich Schneider, Sigporine
Antonietta and Marietta Erba from Italy.
roI " 70 GO
ror 90
ror Engi'sh uftf0D 40 on
FOR Modern Languages, each 20 90
For French. when studied exclusive of the
English hranches. ~ 90
rof Latin 20 90
For Music on Piaao. Harp. Guitar, Organ. or
FOR ole lesson (of an hourl week............ 40 10
rof TWO lessons (of an hour) week. 50 90
For three lessons (of On honr1 weak...... 100 60
For four lessons lof an hour) WI 100 90
ror the use OF n 90
For Drawing, from Models 20 90
kor Drawing, from Nature....... 40 90
For Painting in Water olors............... 40 on
LOT Oil PaInting.....- 80 90
Primary Department, for children under IL
~ 81 W
For further particulars apply to
HUBERT P LEFEBvRE
au 5-d3m
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS LARUS
t,ut;n AID r:yaaa saie eresan5 w tooh
of staple and Fancy Goods. of their own impoIta-
ton. suitable for the country trade embracing in
part, Watches. Jeweiry, Cutlery, Guns, Pistols,
Mountaineering Articles &c, &C, which will be sold
CD very liberal terms. Call and examine for your
selves oc Sim
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GRAND FALL OPENING -,

a. GRAND FALL OPENING 90
@3OT MILLINERY GOODS, AT NO.OSS
H6 BROAD STREET, SECOND BES
DOOR BELOW THIRD sTREkT NvRTH.SA
SIDE The undersigned would respectfully inform
her friends and the pubic generally tket on TUES
DAY morning. the I2th instant, she vii present to
their inspection well selected assortment OF BON.
B0Ne, FLOWERS, Ac., &c /, besides every thing
else usually kept in well conducted. Millinery ks-
tabishuent.
Thankful for past favors. che has only 10 request
q continuance Of them, assuring thoee who may pa
tronize her that n,thing shall be LEFT updondthet
MRS. J. KENNE.
&C I1-3t 2lS Broad q.
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SPLENDlD STOCK OF

DhA GU DDS.
The undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends. customers and the public generally that he
= new rcceiv wing. direct from New York and phita
dripha, largo and desirable stock of Fall and
Winter Dry }oods embracing sill ofthe latest styles
among which may be found choice selection If
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Aiso, large assortment of Cloths. Cassimeres
Nest'ngs. Jeans, Tweeds &C, for men and boys
wear, ftannels. Irish Liners Blesched and Brown
Shesiings, Birachcd and Brown Cnttsns. Cotton Os
Hsbergs very low; together with an extensive
stock 81
CL0AKS AND SHANLS
Direct frgm New York and If the latest styles: and
NEGRO CLOTHING
In large quantities, consisting of kerseys Sati
uetts, stanton Cloths. Full Cloths, Linseys hIan-
e.ts and many other articles too numerous to men
ton. An examnationts earnestly solicited as | am
determined to sell low. csc BAGBY,
2l-im 81 Man street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-13
CLOAKS AND SHADLs.
DISSU LUTON OF co PARTNER

~ SUIP-The co-partnership arrangement O.
VALENTINE a son expires to-day. by the terms of
agreement and mutual consent. Any unsettled bu-
s1ess Of the concern will have the attention Of VI :
NALENTlSE. JR, to whom the matters OF NALEN-
Tine SON are now transferred
MANN VALENTINE.
MANN VALENTINE JR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-13
VELVET, TAPESTRY, BRussELs

:, HhFE-FI.I ANU INUHAIN CNKPETINUS,
BOOKINGS AND RUaS.-BREFDGN & FOX are
receiving by this DAYS steamer the varied as
sortment OF Carpetings they have been able
to Present to bur ers. They have very large col
lection ~ entirely new patterns. both in Velvet
Bussels Three.ply and Ingram, and can offsr them
ut such low prices they think will in no instance
fail To give entire satisfaction oc 12-st