The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-23

" Tor saverat years the CITY Council, Will
again serve if elected: theref re. they will again
receive the cordial support from the voters of all
sections Of Monroe Ward at the charter elections on
We 'nesiay, the lth day of April next:
FOB coUNCILMEN:
SD Dennon G DlmmocS
d. Saunders " Alien
NH 23-5t* l. W Glazebrook.
pICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL, on lst,
IL between Clay and Marshall streets, viii he open
ed for the reception of pupils from April to the
last of July 1879.
Subjects taught-Ancient and Modern Languages,
branches in English.
Tuition in Enslish for four mcnths......-.- sl2.oe
BEVERLY ERGYf!SsEK, AN.
Testimonials Of Ia,trons and Friends.
AMELIA Co, Va, Nov. ~ 1853.
NJ. FRAYsFR was with us three years and after an
opportunity the most favorable tojudge of his quail
fcat ons as teacher, and his high moral worth as
good citizen, we feel that We cannot too strongly
recommend him 10 any community. The sanding
Of his students ut many of the first Colleges in the
Union gives him conspicuous position among the
WMJ CHEsrHsM REM BRrparroRrH
PHILIP SOUTHALL JOSEPH NJ fCoTT
WIN WoRsHAn JOHN MARSHALL
RICHD TAYLOR THOMAS NEAL
DINwIDpfE Co Va, July Is, 1851.
r. BEVERLY FRAYsFB, ESQ:
Dear Strive, among your numerous friends, are
much grGtiied to learn that yen have determined TO
open Boarding School OF high era lie for youth. at
your residence, (Aspen Level in this county
Knowing yOur eminent qualifications. as well ss
your long and successful experience in teaching.
heartily approve your enterprise, and wish it the
your school to the public and especially those pa
rents and guardians who desire 10 place their
or wards under the most elevated moral and intel
lectual discipline. With warmest wishes for ycur
prosperity, we are sincerely yLut friends.
EDwARD ANDERSON IF GOopwYN
4 n SMITH j. PETERSON
JSKsELEh II II H.BBs
y A HARGRcYE Nj BARNES
REFERENCES Hon X Meade, VIM 7 Joynes. ESQ,
Thomas GholsoD. Esq. Petersburg, Va; DR. William
Thompson Dinwidde county. va; Gov Henry A
DR. Charles b. II Gibson, Richmond, Va; Col Thoma'
August, DIR Charles NJ Hubbard, Beverly D Doug
lass, members OF the state senate, Va.
NH 23-law5w
NOTICE. The Council Of the City of
~ Ri, hmond have appointed the following per-
sons 10 re Conmis, ioners aud Conductors aud de-
signated the following places for holding the Char
ter Elections, the lrsG Wednesday in April next,
viz:
FOR JEFFERSON WARD-Lutber Libby, Joseph
Drummell. James Winston, smith. and Aiexr
Craig, to be Commissioners. Reuben Seal, I'd OH
Ger Of the Day Pol CO. to be Conductor: ana the Han
over the First Market to be the place for holding
FoR ManTsoy WARp-Elisha sbeppersnn. VIM W
Crump, George W Randolph, &c, r -eW Gillian, and
FranCi'J Smith, t. be Commi; 81 ners C~dmus
Johnsep lat tiicer of the Day Police. TO be undue
Tor; and the City Hall to BE- the place of holding the
For MONROE w.RD--sanuel t Bayly, Thomas Bar
ham, Thomas Rondar, Samuel j rutherford and
VIM Timberlake. TO be Commissioners. H. NJ
Morris, flicer Of the Day Police, to be Conduc
tor: aid Lacy's Shor, at the corner Of Broad aud
Foushee streets, to be the place TOR holding the cleo
tiOIs. TH0s. LAWSON,
NIB 23-tde Clerk of the Council.
NOTICE Delinquent consumers of Gas
~ in MADISON WARD arr hereby notified that
if they fail TO pay their Gas bills before the hour 81
o'clock NJ day they will be dealt with accord
ing tt the requirements of the following extract
from the ordinance concerning the Gas Works:
If ball remain unpaid for ten days next after
that which it is presented, the Clerk shq Il notify
the Superintendent. who shall cause the gas TO be
default exists and not allow it to be used on those
pre- misses until such bin is PAID
The undersigned will be in his Office from o'clock
A NJ, to o'elqek p NJ. TB HARRISON,
NH 23-lt Clerk City Gas Works.
MANNY'S PATENT REAPER AND
w UNDERGRADUATES CORN PLANTER
We are now manufacturing Manny's Patent Reaper
the attention OF Farmers to this Machine as the bes
extant those in want vii! please in their or
Also, "Cadwell's" Corn Planter, q simple, but SUI
F''''' ' " bALDWiSS. CARDwELL CO,
nh ZS-2rt No las Main street.
WARRANTED FRESH GARDEN
" sEEDs.-Afull assortment; also, Onion Set;
Flower Seeds, In great variety; Tuberose Bulbs &c.
for saleat LAILLEY g. ROBINS0SS
New Drug Store,
mn y 18th and franklin streets.
T 'AIDLEY & ROBINSUN'S really Gen
II uine English Tooth Brush IS, in great variety
The brsties of these brushes secured by silver
wife aud patent cement, and are TINS rendered per-
ulament. forming, as they believe, the BEET BRUSH
Also, LAIDLEY RoBINsoN's Premium P. ar
,entrifice. f'r cleansing preserving and Whitening
the teeth. and inpartiug most srseable perfums
LAIDLEY ROBINSON. Chemists, &r..
NH % 4th and Franklin $, Richmond.
OACON.-IIams, Breasts and Shoulder
- Bacon, landing per Baltimore 8 amer fc rs sa
DRIME GOSHEN BUTTER, &c,-25
packages Butter. IS boxes scaled Herrings, 3
f Fos sae by landing %T
MACKEREL, HERRINGS, sc - %
w bbls No and 3 MackereI. 100 bbi. Halifax No
Gross and Cut 30 gross Telegraph Matches Zen
dozen Buckets. 100 boxes Adanantine and Tallow
rsceisins and q, b. sale e 81 '' WI ii TYLER
mo. w. GARLICK, Druggist. on Frank
= lin street, sells DuvAL 4 NoRToN'S HORSE
Tonic. the great national remedy for Horses.
All brassists sell pUvAL 4 NokToN's HORSE
TONIC thr0asbGSxs shs xGSa nsde only b.
Corner 10th and Main streets
NH % Richmond. Va.
BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS.--The
II cheapest lot of Black Silks this side tho Attain
tic 70 at j. MILLHISER BIOS,
nh q 1913 Broad at.
W0ODWARE-Jus received q full
" supply OF WOODWARD, such AS Washing Tuis
in nssts Wood and Zinc Wash Boards: two and three
hoop Horse Buckets; common Painted Buckets staff
bntter Churns OF all sizes; Wood Trays and ROWS;
MIX Pigsins and Butter Prints, brass bound Water
Buckets and Cans; sugar Boxes and lour Buck t.
10 nests Also. good assortment Of Rash C,thes
Hampers. &c; for sale by =
NH q Is7 Main street
+ ANDRETH'S GARDEN SREDS--.e