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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-04-24
D O LIB E 4 RS
COMERCIAL CCHGE
No. LOG CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS.

NO. lub CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
rs prepared to receive Ladies, Gentlemen and
IL Youths throughout the Year
There is now added a Mathematical Department
including -Arithmatic, Algebra. Geometry. Trigo-
nometry, Surveying and Navi cation with praeti-
cal use Of instruEaents1, under the direction of
Professor CharnocI1. i Department for the En-
glish Language, uader the direction of Professor
N. B. Mccarthy. A department. for the French
Language, directed by Prot. Raphael Visart. A
department for the Spanish, directed by Prot. Al
berto de Tornos, A department for the German.
directed by Prof Gustave Vidal /; and depart
ment for Photography, (Short Hand) by Prof
Geo. Charnock. 'sss@
The establishment is intended mainly for Adults
and those whose time is very valuable, and il. is
SO arranged that persons who wish to learn any
OF these languages, or other branches Of mention
ed can DO so without waiting for other matters.
None hui the best and experienced Professors and
assistants will ever be engaged. There are nine
apartments-a reception room elegantly fitted up
for visiters, so that Pupils are never interrupted
in their lessons and apartment for the pupils
of each Professor, and also practicing ROOMS. so
that pupils are taking the full course in any one
of these branches can have ten hours practice
each day. All taings will be taught as they
should be praCticed in business and every day life.
The English. Freach, Spanish and German, are
now the commercial languages Of the world, and
the social. scientific and literary languages of the
greater part of Europe and America and are now
daily becoming more important to all persons
Pupils viii be exercised daily in Reading Writ
ing and Speaking any language they may wish
to learn. ~ "a
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GRAUGNARD & co.
NEW R0AD.

DEG LEAVE to announce to their friends and
ID Customers that they have large stock of
Goods.
They solicit call. Terms and prices favor
able.
February 20 1858. 6tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-22
Ereai Notitrs.

pANDALLD. KINNEY will take no.
IL uce. that the "a day o October ls5s. sled my
petition agIiu>t him. izr Weld o.. Eliza KINNEY. ard
John NJ Inz, N the cce of The Clerk ui the Court
q tllu Pleas q Cuyuhoea county,. and state o Ohio.
the oi Jrct Of which petIn iars said Kin
uey. 90 eNcuie SAID Kinney Om interest IA sld
real estate herein hsd, nd real estate being Bond
street IN the city Of Cleveland said county; ard
must answer said putiun before The llh day OF Ee
ceuhsr, is5s. p. PRENTiSS
Clcvr and. Oct. 5, Is-s
X d NOBLE, Clerk OF said Court. ocs w6w al5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-22

Az UJUsT JUDGE REMOVED Judge Clagett,
of Iowa, whose injustice and petty tyrannies
have been cause of complaint for some time, has
been removed By the people. An attempt was
made 70 imPeach him before the legislature, but
as bis term was almost expired, that body de-
clincd to find the impeachment, leaving him to
the people, and the recent election returns from
that State, show that he is overwhelmingly de-
feated.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-22

FOUNDING HosPIrALs N FRAScE.-There
renOw-One hundred aud fifty Founding Hospi-
tails in France, which, says the London Des-
patch, are sufficient to receive all the children
that are abandoned by their parents in that
country. One hospital in Paris takes in about
five thousand children annually.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-22

IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT IN ENGLANn.-Dur-
ing the year 1856, upwards of eleven thousand
males and six hundred females were imprisoned
for debt in England. 4 few weeks since two
men who had been occupants of deotors' prisons
for eleven and six years respectively, were dis
charged from custody. The former was eighty
four years Of age.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-22

LARGE FEUTTs.-Some Of the fruits exhibited
al the California State Fair were extraordinary.
Among them was pear weighing four pounds
a bunch of grapes weighing fourteen pounds, an
apple weighing two pounds three ounces,
peach measuring twelve and One-half inches in
circumference.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-22

81 flN5v N6si =, q 5 p. SagsIigI--t.
VlHE OLD DOMINION TEA POT.
Il -Jlsf received suppiy oi i3e 20 q Doullnon Tea
Pot. This artlce. r1qurllE ouly oNE-HALf the
rcs Ecnerally used ana heyere htl-d 5s a @ a up
nor tn ordinary urlsiun Tea. Tie Coffee mad IN
the Old D1mimon~ Coffee t superior % Coce ulate
IN the c0m1n boiler, and iculary aisIied 20 Black
Tea
AIsa sup7iv of The ~OLD D1UINI0N' CCTFEE POI
- FOGG. ENSWoRTU co 5.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. ~, 1855.



WESTERN RESERVE HORSE BREEDERS Ass0CI-
ATIox-SEcoXD AND THIRD DAYs.-The Horse
Exhibition at Rsvenna has been complete sue
cess. The efforts which have been made by the
officers of the Society to give importance t, the
occasion, and to have all arrangements made
which could aid to the interest Of the show, have
resulted in the Pioneer exhibition of the Society
proving one Of the best Fairs OF the season
The crowd ofthe frst day was large, and the re-
ceipts highly encouraging, but those OF the sec
ond and third DAYS greatly exceeded them. The
receipts OF the first and second days were S7O0,
and 1t was supposed that the total receipts
would be over 81 900. The number Of entries
was l4s, which shows a fine appreciation Of the
efforts Of the managers.
Notwithstanding the prospect Of 4 fair day
yesterday morning, 1t commenced 10 rain about
noon and a drizzIng, uncomfortable, penetrating
rain mist came d5wn during the rest OF the day,
rendering petulant ladies and turbulent gentle
men cross and snappish, and putting the trOthng
track in wTetched condition. Notwithstanding
this, crowd of not probably not less than seven
thousand persons was on the grounds. The or
der Of exercises for Thursday were as follows:
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Invariably in Advance.

len limos Of ilis fsg1frl Type make square
Advertisements Leaed and PLACED N column o sIcchl
Rrsfuess Notices double the ordinary rates.
Yearly AdgerIsis tlitraffs Viii Pc ualefsiai u ai'i
,rlIv II he IuneiIafe BusIncss olthe Adersr anil 81
gfheI advertisements seat by TIE advertiser Nil he
elarzed extra.
of aicetlis, sud flrennens = Attais Onai'e
al l,rlrsiuuS Nusf-cs. 20 per cent discount
Bu-ln~s Nlfts Editorial Column VIII De eliaI-eu III
a. rsfr of Il cents d line each insertion
an Transient Advertisements. To- be pald for N all
Advertisements iu the AccAlf one u4ie 81 less l' ttfe
gIl41 ls 81 less. same aS daily.
Advertisements Day an'l Weekly " u be eiiaIsed 80
.lsTgs .i Deaths not exceeding ten lines. 25cents
BINS 0i i'ai'' z C6WiEs 4 co.
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Agricultural.
Gtoprs, M1.
stoves, Enameled GIHIcs, and House Fur
nishing Goods

stoves, Enameled GiHics, and House Fur
uishing Goods
w L. MARVIN, A Public Square,
nearr Opposite the Ola Court House, hayiu- been
Ea anl madc the most desirable selection Of Gods AZ
The nrrcs has received the arsest variety %
Co5kiag Paror. Dining lssum. Hall and store SloNts
ana HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS IN The il1Ikei; tte
ID alsp rg weekly. and keeps rolStan l on hand lhe
newest stsles IN AAIELED CRATES 90 m = tetuii
fu finish Thrse with uihcr and approved styles 81
SrO Is, from tho most seieirlcd c. Nelaul Ha1uiic-
t1rg constitutes such assortment that be eau suli
Of all clsses OF ruuIerS- He tcure
and kseus supplied with TN. COPPER AND SHEET
IRON WARE. made IN the ueafrs- and INST desirable
HIS cllef being 10 sut he guaIn ees perfect
isaci1a his CUSTOMER and the res Of mankind IN
COME ONEi-COME ALLtl
And he convinced of III ufh OF the above ard vii
sell vor wholesale and reta prics the times
aud louI gr than be purchased el<eShere-
v L MARVIN.
NJ p south side Public square nearly opposite The Cd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-22

MORRIssEv TRIUMPHANr.-As most of our
readers already know, the long agony Is over,
and Heenan has gone home conquered man.
See telegraph
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-22

w that the 2ist dlg Of September. lsss Ausa NJ
watson ed Iu The Count OF Go = cis. her eutau
anst hii, setias mp t Of the PARTIES.
less t uc y guilty ul lfll absence from her f8r
tiilu tiiree rast.
] fc-lilIn p-ays islr divorce.
AS that deposifiuus will be taken IN this the
house % Ars Jane taInple No p swan street. III
cItY OF Bu lao, -te q New YORK the tay Cc
ther, lsj-. 1etwecu the hoursuf 4 NJ and p The
day. and continue f1n dav ag until cum1laed
l uercss7.y- WILLIAMSON = RIDDLE.
se1-2 ga Al > for PIN.
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JOHN il ARMSTRONG. Receive, &c l r,,,,bo--
/ uopraN I rrt-S-rT-- q. 81 (CJGiu1ou Pleas
Ddper Ganqers.

NEW PAPER-RECEIVED THIS
~ DAY, SIX cases Paper HaEsines, No. 60 Su-
pcrors raet ssDis NJ CARSOE-
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THE TESTIMONY OFTHE RocEs.

10 Lime Burners A1asous. Buii3ers ptzizs. and
all oihers who may wish fr the nc q-y Of ure,
Lime Stone
An e1perisnce oftwenis1 ycrs N this b1slues war-
rants ne Il uleaius III 20 sell LIuc Soue Of The hest
qua ifv cheaper quarter q dalar per cord than they
can obained els9 and tac store q 1rv cImru
souS rough cut prupari ufely j. addition put the
aboard vessels Al the rate OF slfqnS daI have
good wharf with = feet water. anl bIoT to haul u r
Wharf half nile above orWesf) Of the Marble Head
Light House.
June ? '5s-iune.d6m 70I ALEN CLEM0NS
. A. POWERS-Merchant Tailor,
Os IS Bauk S. under the Weddel keeps c1nstantlv
haud choc Ock of Cloins. Cashmere and Nestings,
which be will make up IN the most approved s-ye-5
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tflisrrllnnc0u5.
House FMrllisIliIsg articles.

ID ECEIV ED THIS DAY
il u Enamheled Preserving Kettles,
Emameed Sluuf Pans.
oyster BrOlicrs.
Fire Irons ard stand.
SagdlIe openers.
Cake GuIherS.
Crginb Brushes,
Table AIais,
Mincin. Knives
Potato MashCrs.
Steak Founders
kaIfc Baskets. Ac-
TnEE TNCWnTTIT L Co
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No q ssq SIDE Public Square nearly o5Pass he g
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Burning flni0.
Gn9rauEr5.

ENG; L AYINC! AND LITHOGRAPHIN
PRAINARD & BURRIDGE, WOOD
- ENGRAYEkS AND LITHOGRAPiERs Bs
. reet. .Cleve AM q
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MOST VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-


SA DENCE ON MARSHALL, NEAR 9TH ST,
AT AUCTlON.-Wl be sold. upon the premises.
on TUESDAY, the 9Th day OF October. commencing
in the afternoon at IA O'Clock, the very valuable
private residence heated on the south ,ide OF Mar
shall street two doors west OF 9Th street and adjon
ing the residence of Mr. John A Lancaster.
The bu lding has Just been erected, and contains
Is rooms, very large and convenient together with
three storied brick kitchen. and is supplied with
ali the modern convenieDces.
The lot fronts ON Marshall sfyeet 3ok feet; and
runs back A7 feet to an aileysh rear twenty feet
wide
The property. located in the very heart Of the
city renders it very valuable for professional char
act.r. Those in want wsuld do we'll 70 attend the
sale.
TERMS -One-fourth cash; the balance at 6. IL and
IS months Tor negotiable notes. with interest added
and secured by trust deed.
JAS NJ TAYLOR 4 SON, Aucts.
P Son and after the 1T Of October the h use
will be opened from 10 A VI 10 p NJ. Those wish.
ing TO view the will have the privilege Of 60
doing sc 20
the uay of sale.
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BY Larus h Shine, Aucts.
SPLENDID STOCK or ENGLISH.

SPLENDID 8 Took OF ENGLISH.
- GERMAN AND AMERICAN GOODS. AT AUG.
l!uN We will commence 10 sell 1t Public auc, lon
Ldls EVENING, att o'clock. the hsndsumest and
can Goods, suitable for the city aud country trade
Country merchants would fnd IL 70 their Advantage
TO attend our sales, where they have opportuni-
& ofAddng to their stocks In email loss, areAs va
rcty OF saeable articles not TO be found In any 9th
er establishment in this city. Abe, superior In
Cutlery. Fancy Goods. &c together with good a..
sortment Of Housekeeping Goois.
sale poeittve. snd will commence ut TX O'Clock
each evening. until further notice, ut No. "a Main
street. LAkUS SHINE
go As~t
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CLoAKs AND SuAWLs
NEW. SPLENDID AND MOST At
~ T2ACTlvE STOCK or FAIL AND WINTER

DRY G)1DS.-Now Ioc.iyiny daily, at the noted
Bargain Emporium. consisting of the newest and
moe fashionable descriptions OF ladies' Dress Goods
.f tn" l.te-t styles In elk. Wool and Cotton Fa-
hrfcs: W0f Hen Goods for Mems nd Boys Wear;
imme use stick Of hesvy Wooliens for Servants
@esr. which will be sold At prices astoucdi. giy
tuW. order to make room for a variety of novelties
tn hR received in short time; tremendous stock
Of BE ana servants Blankets. bought in panic
timea. aud will be cold small advance on the
ffst cost full stock of Iousat coping Goods, all
qualities aud prices Also. superior Ingram and
Three Ply Carpets; New Designs and Patterns;
hsu,i~Cn,e variety # Rugs at very reduced prices
Hosiery, al grades, and spleudil stock % En-
broideh.s, Cambria and Muslin: ii mstitched and
Pl ,iH linen Hikf.. sc. &C Call aud the
novelties Of the season. at the chez st house in The
city ALFRED MOSES.
Main
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DRY hoods.

&fa1L TaaDS
NV STOCK OF TRIMMINGS.
1 HoSSTkpS, FtNcf G0OnS AND EN-
bao3DERlES
sB 9sns SOU ccmp,ei ard unappr,aeAed by that Of
a,y ether house Ia taste. eie <srce. variety and
cAcepna.s won'd invite the pntli to personal
exsm nAtia". "a VI ufd nA tho limits ~ an
ordinary tdverii-s mett 20 onrm@rete the many
realty rev snd attractive ar.itts which now ieWd
nY ere! ard IL W ND yell raya visit evea from
m ~e Who 10 n,t wsrt ~ buy, 20 witness rare
snd novel collection ef goods HiRsCH.
90 nd
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By 0oddia & Apperscn.

TRUsTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT ON DELvIDERE HILL. NrAp rue
CiTf OF RICHMOND As trustee in . esrtAiss
deed OF trust. executed by Martha nufin sormer-
~ James. dated the 18th day Of April, SIS aud OF
record IN the Clerks etfice II Henrico Ccuaty
Court shall proceed 70 sell at lubl: auction. o.,
the premises, on THURSDAY, the 18th September.
ted A. above, now In the occupancv Of said Rufin
TBRhs.-Casb. II. B. NEDFukD, Trustee
sale conducted By GoDDIS 3 APPERsoN. Aucts.
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he CAREFUL THAT You WILL 60

~ 7 THE RICHIE PLACE AT No q Main street
yo7 wil md selected stock of the handsomest and
che post Goods that he found in the city of
Richm Dnd. Evejv item will he sold so low. that
you cAnnO; help from saving it il cheap. I will
mcLtIon 10 You some OF the goods: All co'crs and
qUtliies of MeriDes from 20 cents, &c all cOlors c
De Lame plain and figured. striped and lowered.
fr" "a cts aud upwards; Black silk at 50 cts and
higher Debage at cts, C; Jaronet and Cambr c,
Dettei aud swiss Musins from l29s cts rich worken
Cambl c and S~iss Bands, Swiss and Cambria Col
lars hon Ga cts up 20 81; Hoseres and Kid Gloves
AID Eau1 lets; Srnwa aud klsachet Cotton, r r.
wide very gooi from 8 cts &c Irish Linen and
Bns0n's MarseiiIes and Bo,oms. astonshingly low
Bed AID Servants BlsJketS towels and Table
ths cheapest in The city Iargs stock of fast col
ored Prints at g.. eta aud upwards: Ginzhans. DIFF
feTent patterns "a n cts, &C; Black Silk Velvet
Cloak, and Cloth dc; Stella Shawis and Extension
skIrt~ and great many other goods too numerous
To mention All ask is call and judge for " urspl
I've loner the better. Ny motto IS quick sales and
small prints, at y Main street.
sell JOSEPH STRAUSE
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by Alex. Mott, Auctr.
EURNI7 IRE, DRY 1,1l0DS AND GnO.

= CHFItS.Willi he sold at suction, at nv store,
on e'rher OF Vain and i3'h stres.s eosE 1t
10 ocletk, on THURsDAf. the 3llh insg. 4 larrs
assortmen OF urn'ture-toth nav sndsscand hand
Linen Table Cloths Towels. &c Large Lo. Hoisi,.
ryCrNe0 shirts and Drawers keady Male Cl.thinx
nssimsre Pants nd Cashmere Coa,s
GkOCEklES-Whtskey Gin. Brundy Port Wfre
Sneeee. Bacon, dc; Ito this No Herrin9s 5000
cigars. large lot Crcckery AMI Glassware -
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A. NJ lcu SMITHS FaR yoh DAY . ANp
The next s. sson will commence on the first day OF
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Tl,HE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,
l. AND No HUMBUG.
PETERS INPALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GOyOR-

RHRA, AND ALL SECRET DISEAsES. s.
This great American remedy, containing 30 Mer-
her stooTe offssed the p1c in it, curstiye ress.rs
tive and vatiDg powers; and the medical y, rid
are astonishsd when told that the above remedy
will cure the above diseases, and COMPOUNDED When
they have ecu ar demonstrations Of the facta. hut
the proprietor, who has known of the remedy for
twenty odd years, has known Of case OF ~ yearAs
standing. TO be restored to perfect health, and sI
other cass Of shorter duration. 70 b restored with
case Of recent aonorrhoes which the remedy nj not
cnre, provided the directions are carried out with
pru 'eDce the part Of the patient; and TO Asy
purchasing half dozen bGftles and using accord
ingly. in his CT her case he guarantees perfect
cure, and in Of failure. viii furnish additional
medicine. free of charge, TO complete the CURE,
through his AGENTS. and cure viii. bs eec with
out Inconvenience to the pstisnt. Sold By "a
GRUBBS 3 APPtkSON, Druggisis. sss
Agents for the City Of Richmond
IA 23-Ims No 2Oi Brt A N
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y n Ia o0''0'li' EBC COOK 4 CO. Aucts.
OFFICE FURNITURE AND DENTAL
Y NSnpuNH TIE LATE QR IQIIA

MCCONNELL. AT AUCIION.-On TUESDAY, Oct.
5th ut 10 O'clock we will sell at the Office OF the
late DR. John Mcconnell on Main. between 9Th and
10th streets. pete set Of Mechanical and sur
necessary for the prosecution OF the dental profes
sion.
The Office Furniture consists OF two Mahogany
Dental Chairs and Spi,tDoDs Mahogany Sofas, Mar
BILE Tcp Table Ma bic Ton Washstands, Mahogany
Chairs covered with hair cloth. Desk, Brussels Car
pets, Looking Glasses, &C, DC.
ALsO-One Earring's Fire Proof Safe. entirely
new.
ALSO-One- half Of the exclusive right for using
the Cheoplasic process of making teeth.
At the same time, the unex PRED lease OF said
office.
The attention Of the profession is particularly re-
qrested to this sale embracing it Does every in
strument If the most approved manufacture and
fini.h. EB COuK 4 co,
e22 Aucticne~rs.
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BY Goddin & Apperson.
VALUABLE STORE AND DwEr

VALUABLE STORE AND DWELL.
ING. ON THE SOUTH SIDE or MAIN m.
TWEEN l7rH AND 18TH SHEETS iR SALE AT
ACCTIoN.-W Ill be sold, on FRIDAY. the slh day
or vctoter, 1855 upon the premises, commencing at
O'Clock r. NJ. the tenement located az above. now
used AZ cigar store and dwelling next to q. p
and d-pth of about 10 feet. NV
TERMS One fourth cash; balance at 6, I2 and Is
months for negotiable notes interest added and title
retained GODDIN APpERS0N io
20 A,o,;SSs
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By Ro. D. Lyme, Auet.
MARKET FARM. ONI

NILE AND HALF BELOW RICHMOND.
ON THE CENTRAL ROAD, CONTAINING SIX
TY-FOUR ACRES, HALF CLEARED. BALANCE
IN WOODS, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.--That va
luable Farm. described above, will be aoid at pub
lie auction, on the 4th of October, at O'clock, N.
upon the premises.
1t is seldom farm. combining many sdvsr-
tages. Is IN market. ing within Tow minutes ride
20 the city The heath of the place and the soei ~
viii compare fayoIahly with any in this eectinn-
The Improvements cons ct OF . framed dwelling
with six r oms. kitchen, bern. &C. and there are
springs Of the best water very near the DWELLING.
Mr. Jos. Sharpe, Who lives upon the premises.
will take pleasure in showing the iarm 10 any who
may wish to sse It.
The farm will be divided, if the purchasers desire
It,
Terms liberal. and made known ON day Of sale.
RIO LYME. Auct
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AuCTToH sALH8.
Y"TrRk OAYN.
! = - 1850
By Henry VI. Qaarles.

SPLENDID STOCK OF TRIMMINGS.
- FANCY GOODS, LACES, WRAPPING AND
WEDNESDAY morning next, the 9Th Of October az
10 o'clock. will commence the sale. 1t the ladies'
Brad Streets of Que Of the 6nsst sfocks OF goods
ever on-rsa In this city at auction embracing Fancy
foods, Trimmings, L-ces. Dry Goods. &c making
ciey. This stock comprises all Of the new goods In
,ss nseys line and merchant. desiring supply
81 The sale will be Continued eyerv dsy unfil
the whole stock IL sold W ~
~ order OF PcwHAfAx ROBERTS, ESQ, Trustee. and
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, BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR

X5 SALE.-We offer for saie, privately, until
WEDNESDAY. the 9th of October. at O'Clock p
NJ, the beautiful and well arranged Dwelling. on
Broad street opposite the Capitol square occupied
by DIR Jeter This is one Of the most valuable
and convenient residences in Richmond containing
eight or ten rooms good servants ap irtments.
rfagebOuse, stable, forage room and coai.house,
within 1--we minutes walk of the Bar ks, hotels Post
Office. and busnt part of Main and b, DAD streets.
1t is in thorough repair lately painted papered and
plastered.
TERMS will be lberaI no cash required.
G0DDIN APPERSON,
.o0- AM
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WIZ d.
by E B took 4 CO

by E B rook 4 CO
CLASS CHINA AM WHITE 0nA-
NTH w.RE At AUCTION wa ; II srtfst
our store. ON THURSDAY. 9Th inst ~ e 1872
large loveice Of Glass. china asd hi.S 6ssrifS
Tunbssfs. Layers. Ale Glasses.
I~nr.Dsdes. botIess salts
Bws DIshxs, &C
4oli sand. v lite and rancy China "a "a.
xnseytups. vGes. Btw.s, Uishfs. &c
VINE 0ranite Dinner. Tea AID 1oil.t 81.
ttsfes nIshcs Or ps and sAnc<rs sef
Bowls. Mugs. 5piitooss. Chanbers &c
ss2y X t1AIh = IN x.e.. 3
i .ARGH IRON MILL. SUITABLE ron
- GRIM DING BONES PLASTER. OR Any
OTHEk hARp SUBSTANCE. AT AUCTION we
vii sell on THURSDAY, the .ash i.st, 81 O'Clock.
u. % the pfepisss. nth sido Of ths In CO. opDo~
site Ssh street LARGE Iron Vii suitable fr srird-
ing BON =. PLASTER or any other hard substance The
While IN PER ect order
ALSO.
a., a1ll wooden stable on the same rrrnisos; tbs
owns having no furths n usc for The same
Ill, aksss-so days for Approx I'd snoosstd negotiable
so4 COOK 40 Auetsf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-30
CLAssICAL AND COMMEkCIA

On 9th street between Broa d and Marshall.
hDSloE Y 5 es sHfr 4 \ An principals.
Professor EMIDN, Instructor 10 French.
This institution will reopen on Monday. the 10th
of September.
The number of scholars received into this school
il limit. d so that each pupil has the special atten
ton of the Principals. The of instruction in
lie primary Studies is critical and thorough and
advanced pupils and young men are fitted for basi
ness or for entering either of the classes in College
Recit.tions are conducted with use Of mathematical
Blocks. Charts. Giob.s ana various apparatus
Pupils in Book -xeeping will receive particular
attention.
Circulars containing further Information can be
had az the book stores of Messrs Price aud John
ii Richardson
One OF the Principals can be found at .he stud on
BROAD st "a door from 9th st. au io-2m