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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-19

~ OF fare CaIorna-Cnitcd
York for Anws tho 9Th and 2oth month connecting
with mail steamers from Tspnmn Francisco
These steamships have Inspected and approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty sx-i ntd s1fsy
The Panama rarosd 4T miles long completed from
and crossed In or hours The baggage OF
check In New York through
embarked at Panama by the The
money paid in New York all Of the trip.
Reserve kept in New York Panama and San
Francisco to detention accident that The route
entirely reliable. Rt M 4-fH I Ey,.E
leave day they As,snwn
Conductors through
and children without other protectors
through AZ Apply agency
West street, New York l. W. RAYMOND
May 6-dn a
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-19
Splendid schemes for January, 1858.

TO superincndcnce commissioners appoint
" by the governor
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IG yt POLICE ooNsrApLEs
VIM Daw, John Dcwdncw, James F. Edwards and
David ii. Lucas, first district @
William H. Tanning and Charles @. Ecklof second
district
James Ginnaty third district.
James II. Suit and Patrick Gormley, fourth district.
wm L. Ross and John Carter, fifth district
BENJAMIN r. Watson sixth district I- tyT
Edward McHenry and Henry Ycatman seventh district
Hiram c. Narrower Henry Nash, Charles w. Arnold
jacob Ash and Reuben Collins, eighth district.
Francis s. Edelin, Nicholas G. Sanderson, James II.
Irwin and William Mooney ninth district. -
Jno NJ. Lloyd, Joseph II. Gill, Josiah Bethel and
Samuel Chipley, tenth district.
rorloE NAeIsrnArss 1
v Samuel Drury, first district "a h
John d. Clarke, third district b.
William Thompson fifth district. s3
Thomas G. Dom, seventh district.
Patrick Mckenna, eighth district. Ev4
tricts united.
Thomas C. Dom 10 attend at the Guard house daily.
Frederick Augustus klopfcr, Chief of Police. @
II ORD BYRON'S WORKS. 6 vols. Murray's
4 London edition, purple calf binding
Knights Pictorial Shakespeare vols octave London Green
fl
The s,radora Shakespeare. london oak cases
The Cabinet Shakespeare. IL vols. london. Cloth gilt
British Poets. vols. london. HALF calf
Roses Biographical Dictionary. IL vols London Pull calf
Rollins Ancient History vols. london Many maps
calf fH .s.H
Burne,s Histories. vols. London. nafonIf
Dean swfts Works noscocs edition. vol. London Half
whcwclls History scepce~ rols London
Balwcr;s Novels 20 volumes. London Green calf
And otr standard works apo hndings imported from
london by ' rRANfR TAYLOR
Dec 30 ... . H . 0... H.-H
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-08-21

tended to witness the worship. There arc
no seats, none arc allowed to sit. They
worship by signs cross themselves, bow
down, kiss the stones and pictures, also the
hands of the Priests, and seem entirely abb
sorbed.
"Rcligion is free in Russia. All scots
arc here. Priests arc not paid by tax or
tythc as in other countries, but by the con-
tribution worshippcrs. They (the pricsts)
marry and inculcatc it, and arc beloved for
their general goodness.
"Ihe streets, the canals, the stores, &C.,
are all on a grand and costly style, beyond
any other city in the world"
And now, having made this public theft
from private letter, we are glad to add
that our Minister at the Court of St Peters
burg, (Col. Pickcns) had reached that dis
tant post in safety and health, both he and
his family, and that lie was preparing to
enter at once upon such duties as demand
cd his attention.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-08-21
SELECT POE TRY.
From the N. Y. Courier and Enquirer.
Hymn of the Atlantic Gable

From the N. Y Courier and Enquirer
Hymn of the Atlantic Gable.
Bow, Science, bow thy head in awe,
With Lightning chain in hand,
Bc still, as through the oceans depths,
Thou bindcst land to land
on hast wrought miracle,
to the Son of God;
TAoC Talkest down on sea $ dark floor,
High on its waves lie trod;
lie holds the lightning in the cloud,
And thou within the wave,
And wind and wave, which yield to linn,
Thou hast had power to brave;
Then tremblc thou before thysolf,
So near 10 God akin,
That to thy hand Ills power comes,
And seems to dwell therein;
And lushcd and trembling thank the Lord,
For favor on thee shed,
That chou, through sea, with lightning chain
Two Continents hast we'd
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-08-21

a CHAP sought shelter ofa Boston off-
ccrj Sec, Capn frstmy father died, and
my mother married aein, and then my
mother died and my father mGrricd agin,
an somehow or other don't seem to have
no parents at ali, nor no home, nor noth-
inir Z"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-08-21

IT Is not what VIC earn, but what we
save, that makes us rich. IL is not what
VIC cat, but what We digest, that makes us
fat Itis not what we read, but what we
remember, that makes us learned All
this is very simple, but it is worth rcmcm-
bcring,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-07

MRS. RICHARD CROUCH having Sc
can hc accommodated. Apply 1t the corner Of Clay
Auu fOHrEd etrPPtH. n 49, a..
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On Y GOODS.
New FALL AND WINTER DRY
IN aooIs
Tx PARKER 4, al

Wave row in store ul and complete assors Ant ~
the rewcst and most fashionable styles Of FN,,
iiaU FRRSCB, GERMAN aud AMERlCaN MA
~ r and FANCY DRY GOODS, 10 which thew In.
ti,e the At enticn Of the CITY and COUNTRY trada
cneTally feeling we'll assured they can please the
t.sdons taste and at the same time sei their
s,c,s n reasonable terms they can he hon eht
~ this city They will continue to add 10 ths,r
.tofk Whatever is new and fashionable
The fnilowiGs are = few of the leading articles
Splendid Brocsde silk Robes a'Lsx
fiounced and Double
skirts
E;eh Payadere al ~ aud Plaid silks
poplin Robes s'Iez
nh q 10 dc Rhine Polt dc Sole and TatIeta silks
,-rrch MerlBos and satin De LANES
~ n Plaid aud Figured Naiercias
B,k r mhazines, Alpacas. ChA,lies aud Mousselines
Rich Lace. Muslin and Cambria Sets
Nuslip Cambria, Pcquet aud Mourning Collars
lIu,i Cspes and Rerlhss
CLo,ns. MANTLEs and sHAwLs, in srea. va
C,nTIlS. cAssIgEREs and yEsTINGs
PLANTATION AMI HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
a. ard q { PULLED Cloths, Sleeps Grey Satinstts
Rurk land Pulled Cloths kerseys and piains
Plaid L;nseys, white, red and yellow Fianneis
RED blankets. of all QUALITIES and prices
NcsY Blankets. white and colored
Fine Damask Table Cloths Damask Nank,ns
iaon Sheetines, Pillow Linens Irish I'iuens
Fitschfd and BTo Gotten Sheetings and Sbirtincs
Merinc, lambs Wool. silk and Shaker Shirts and
Drawers
Alex suder's Kid Gloves, Buckskin Silk and pipsb
Lined Gloves aud Gauntlets
Cotton and " col Hosiery of every descriptiop
CARPETS ard RUGS, &c, dc ~
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T ARGE, HANDSOME AND NEW
IL STOCK OF Day GOODS.
MANN s. VALENTINE, JR.,


This day opens his new stock of sTAPbE and
IA GY DRY GOODS. and invites his friends and the
public ia the city and country TO An examination Of
the same. The Ctock has been bought for cash from
the importing and auction houses At the decline from
the earlier sales and will be sold at a small profit
for cash or TO punctual customers.
Great press Of business fOrbids en- extended adyer-
tisement but will have and sell every article in
our line 4 business, in as large variety of good
quail = and at as lew prices as though the merits
of the lock were expanded into columns.
BeloA are enum Grated the most important arti
cies 10 the trade for families, plantation hands, Ia
dies. gentlemen and children, viz:
Cloths CassimeTes, Sstinets and PULLED Cloths
French, English and American MCuseliUes
Piar ami Figured French MeIinOs and Coburgs
Robes ale and Robes Valentine, in Silks and De
LANES
BLACK Gros de Rhnes and Mourning Black Silks
Fancy Silks. Velvet AID Trimming Silks
Every variety of Calicoes. at every price
MARYLAND Linseys, Plain and Plaid 0snaburgs
A very large stock of Bed and Servants BLANKETS
Bleachef aud Brown SheetnEs, shirtogs and Duck
Rwanskin Welsh and other Flannels
Emb rudeTrd Collars, sit ewes and Cambria and Swiss
Trimmings
Round cornered Shaw's. stelas. Rob Roys, &c
Cloaks, all of the newest fashion
Hosiery Gloves. Hoop Skirts and Woollen Shirts
Ribbons Laces, Edgings, &C, &c
MANN : VALENTINE. JR,
corner Broad, 9th and Capitol streets,
&C l-lmif Capitol Square.
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BY Larus Il Shine, Aucts.
PLENDID STOCK OF ENGLISH.

SPLENDID STOCK OF ENGLISH.
~ GERMAN AND AMERICAN GOODS, AT AUG.
TI0N.-We will commence sell 1t public auction.
THIS EVENING, at O'Clock. the hsndsomest and
largest stock Of Staple knglish German and Ameri-
Goods, suitable for the city aud country trade
Country merchants would find 1t to their advantage
to attend sales. where they have an opportuni-
rety of salesble articles not he found any 9TH
err establishment in this city. Also . superior in.
voice of Gold Watches and Iewelry, Guns, Pistols.
Cutlery. Fancy Goods, &c. together with good A.
sortment of Housekeeping Goods.
Sale positive, and will commence at TX O'Clock
each evening, until further notice. at No u Main
street. LAkUS SHINE.
Aurf
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RRICK STORE ON I3rH sTREE1
By E. B. Cook & Co.

-FOUR ENTIRELY NEW ROCKAWAYS.
- &C, AT AUCTION.-We will SELL on SATUR-
DAY, the 9Th inst at 10 O'Clock, at the lar &c Lot
Rockaways, entirely new; two single seat Rocks,
ways, entirely new; several Harness and Saddle
Horsee; four large, well broke Mules, &C
&C COOK A co Aucfs
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n WAsKEY FAMILY FLOUR
VI Big Spring EXTRA do
TIMOTHY FEED. strictly prime
ORCHARD GRASS SEED
Racaixino and for sale hY


d5M8iHT s 81 Il strictly sslyS prime
Receiving and Tor sale By rv,rp . sou
CHEAP FURNITURE FRINGES-La.
~ dies in want Of cheap White Frinses for cur
.sias toilets spreads ns ice 4 my
oc3 VI Main street.
CHEAP sHEE1IHGs AND CALICO
" FOR COMF0Rls.-Those persons wishing TO
uichase cheap Cotton for sheets and pillow cases.
and good Calico and Cotton BATS for comforts, can
be sqppl''d a. A TS issis MAILEnr q m.In
MO MONOPOLY. NJ. SINGER &
~ co.'s CELEBkATEn NATIONAL SEWING
yA-we would most respectfully invite al 70 call
and Leather Machines which for durshilify ard
Machines are % constructed, thai BY fhs inasIcal
changes tbsy are made IN sew, hem. gather and
stitch from the coarsest cotton bag o. heavy
description, without trouble. The single con-
struction, ease OF management and SAVING % umes
makes the Machine Invaluable, and warranted g
MschIns' Scr light work. win be iound enc 81 the
prettiest and best In use; y put np v hossxoos
Mahogany or Enameied Cases. 70 snls ne fanos y
rrspared 70 repair Machines. and 70 aiveAl ths In
sfrucfions. % that the opsTaiors ss1 sGlsss snsf
VIII :. s::s .:sss w g s
cssrss We invite al 70 cali end examine. where
III rs.ibls attention viii b. paid By or LADY cper-
aiors and Agent 70 give ezpsanstosss wassssr tesS
Thpssa and Cotton. Of all eosors asA dsscs
lions: Needles 0an9es Tor trucking God sisdls9:
sssss 81 :ss y .. s
siitchips end Quilting Of every dsser'ps0s' -
ssi.'s g; mad. . asdss. = ~: ~; IN 90
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DEMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS,

N NEURALGIA AND NERVOUS HEADAoHE.-
The fsct nm been well knswn for . long while that
MRS. DAWS COUGH ELIXIR Ia the best remedy
known for Coughs and Colds; but perhaps u is not
nenfiv seyersI casps OF Neuralgia and Nervous Head
ache Attention il requested 70 the following Ger
ti6cats from Mr.. WINSTON. gentleman we'll known
.RICHnoaD. January Is. IS5E-This b 70 certify
that have suffered from Nervous Headache and
Nsurni0ia most severely for several years. have
tried VARIOUS remedies but found no relief until.
About the Iat Of November, 1857. Wa induced r.
try Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIxlR. which found
ouered with cough since her infancy. has been
tircly cured By the use Of Mrs DAVIS medicine, and
h nov free from cough and mora vigorous than abe
~ been q any period Of her life. believe Il 10 be
most valuable medicine - wqliaa yery pieasAni
on Elm uervous and general liability !.
Yor saas By Mrs. 4 DAVIS, Hisher & winston
MillDa4Eh Johnseoos , ltooes 4 bodaksE and
0hariss0 yaie. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-07

K sENINd 5CHUUL.-Classes viii be
= formed for the purposes OF prac 'cal inttruc ion
in ma,hematics Nc chsnicsl Philosophy Drawing
and other branches OF useful knowledge: the term
commencing OCTOBER 18th will continue three
or i.ur onihs. For particulars apply 20 the sub
s.rlber; at office of West, Arcbit ct, I9S Main
street. Richmond. CT N SMITH
&C 4-daw Architect .rd ON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-07
By Larus & Shine, Aucts.

SPLENDID OIL PAINTINGS, FRENCH
~ GILT MIRRORS, AT AUCTION VIII be
sold auction, at our store u Main street. on next
tuesday, morning, CONNIE neing at 10 O'clock the
largest and haDdsomest collection of splendid
Oil Paintings. tcgeth with beautiful assortment
OF large French Plate Mirrors, Just received per
steamer Jamestown, ever offered in this market -
Sale positive, and without any reservation.
OCT LARUS SHINE, Aucts.
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G.. 4 A.. Auets
VERY COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE

VERY COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE
ON THE CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND 10TH
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the re-
quest of Mr. Hiram NJ Smith, (who is about chang
lug his res1ence,) we will sell at auction on TUES
DAY, 18th Oct 1855, at O'clock the desirable resi-.
depct located above The lot fronts 80 feet run.
ming back 50 feet. The dwelling has II rooms, be-
sides several dressing rooms, and is supplied with
all the modern improvements such as gas, water,
city culverts and is not only in the most cerfect or
arranged places in this city It il only csssary to
examine the premises TO be satisfied of this fact
There u.s. besides detached excellent brick kitch.
en-. nesrly new. having 3 rooms, besides stable and
carriage house
Those disposed to purchase, reqses ted to view
the premises at any hour after O'clock A NJ before
the day of sale.
TEaMs-0ne-fifth cash; balance at 4, 8, IL and l6
mouths for negotiable notes. interest added secur-
ed by trust deed,
oc'5 GODDIN Il APpERsON Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-07
By Henry w. Quarles.

SPLENDID STOCK OF TRIMMINGS.
- FANCY GOODS, LACES, WRAPPING AND
DRY GOODS GENERALLY, AT AUCTION.-On
10 o'clock. will commence the SALE at the Ladies'
Bazaar. second door from the corner Of 9th and
Broad streets. OF one of the neet stocks Of Foods
ever offered in this city at auction bracing Fancy
Goods. Trimmings. Laces, Dry Goods. &c making
one Of the most attractive sales ever made Ia this
city. This stock comprises all OF the new goods In
the above line, and merchants desiring TO supply
themselves, would do well TO attend the sale
81 The sale will be continued every day until
the whole stock il sold.
By order ofPowHArAs ROBERTS, Esq. Trustee and
without reserve. HENRY W QUAkLES,
Sc 30 Auctioneer
POSTPONEMENT-The stock OF Goods being
much larger than estima ted and therefore
ed to THURSDAY morning. the 7th October af 10
O'Clock, and will be continued from day day COM
mencing at that hon until the whole stock IL sold.
&C Is HENRY w QUARLNs, Auct.
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DRf GO0DS-FALL 1858.
wApswoRTH. TURNER a CO..

No Is, ItrH STREET
HAVE received an extensive assortment of FOR
YIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS seIected or
preSsy with view to suit the wants Of the VireI.
MIA, North Carolins and Tennessee trade which will
The trade is respectfully solicited 10 examin.
their stock. az lA--Ip,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-07
BY Richard Cauthorn. Auct-

ON FRIDAY, 9Th instant, at 10 o'clk.,
~ at my store will sell the following articles:
hhds Bacon HAMS do of shoulders; 5 Ell nth casks
Brandy; 10 bbs Spots Fish; 10 boxes Soap Molass-
es and Vinegar, &c.
OCT CATITuQRN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-07
By A. d. Williams.
ANN yEpEpAr GID upTS 2InNrV

HOUSES AND LUrS ON ELMWO0D
IL AND FEDERAL STREETS. IN SIDNEY, AT
AUCTI0N.-9n MONDAY, 18th October, commence
ing at AZ o'clock, NJ upon the premises. Will be
sold lots of Ground, situated on Eimwood or Main
et opposite the Fair Grounds and adjoining the
Washington House. They trout about 26 feet each,
and are improved with three small tenemen,s. AT
ter which will be sold an excellent new framed
House, ON Federal street. in front of Skaters
residence 1t has rooms with kitchen attached,
ard being just finished is in perfect order The lot
81 by i99 feet Persons in want of such property,
would do well TO attend the sale, il is all well sit
usted. and the latter is very desirable residence,
being convenient and we'll arranged.
TERMs.-Onefourth cash; balance at 4, 8 and l2
months, fer notes with interest added, and secured
by trust deeds. WILLIAMS,
Auct.
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!. Mott, Auct'r.

TRADE SALE-DRY GOODS AND
CLOTHING-will be sold at auction ct my
o'clock. large invoice Of Dry Goods and Ciothiog
direct from the Northern markets to be- sold with
cut limit reserve. amongst which may be found
Cassimeres, Tweeds, SAtiuetts
Merinos Red and Blue Fiapnels
Italian Cloths, Velvet vestfngs
Ladies' and Misses Cotton Hosiery
Buck and Berlin Gloves
Diapers, Table Cloths Towels nc
six Neck Ties and Blk Italian Crayata
HEAVY Merno shirts and Drawers
Ladies' Merino Vests
Boys Merino Shirts assorted sizes
Blk Sewing silks and Linen Thread
Buttons, Suspenders, &c.
ALSO:
An invoice Ready Made Clothing. consistfns NJ
Costs Pants. Shirts &c. -
TERMS: All sums under $50 c.sh; over $50 60 dayss
credit, for approved negotiable notes.
oc6 ALEX MOTT Auc<
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DRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS

-Ruptures curedi Ruptures radically cured
The price OF Dr. Shermans great radical cure rupture
Truss has been reduced from $40 10 only ST. placing
it in the power of all to obtain of these
Tru sses and be perfectly cured This Truss can Gen.
veniently be sent by mail or express TO any portion
of the State.
send q measure of ycur hips OF peivis--saying
whether you desire . weak strong spring, dis
tinctly writing your name and place OF residence
The pad of this Truss works the ball and socket
system giving it great latitude of motion, 80 to
apr ifs pressure at any given point and then fixing
it thore at your pleasure By small lever attached
1t is worn with perfect comfort. The Truss 10 neat
Instrument being perfectly simple and not ut all liza
be to get out of order be broken. 1t has cured
great number ofpersons in this city and throughout
the State and will most cheerfuiiy refer to gen.
tlemen who are well known for their veracity and
resr ectabity who have themselves been thoroughly
cured of this dangerous disease and tina ttoo
fiong standing and Of an aggravated nature.
All medical men pronounce it the very best Truss
The money for the Truss must invariably be sent
In advance.
sny merchant or friend in the city, we will give
reference as to responsibility and prcmpsness
The Truss or any information CONCERNING T. can be
had Of y. y. yAnU.nsON,.
NIB. Persons owning valuable slaves who are rrp
tured should By ell means obtain one TOR they viii
not only cure but are 30 durable tnas tney are the
| sheapestin the end.
| farms dc l3-fy
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CsPECIAL SCHOOL NOTICE-The
- subscriber, whose schsol CONNIE Fenced 2bth eep-
tember wishes few Scholars to I'LL pIims ry class
Just ommencing-Engiish Grammar. Geography
and Arithmetic-at $50. Also, some 10 I'll class
Commencing atm and q class commencing Keno
phon In Greek. He aims to excite interest 10 stu.
dies and regard for principle and good feeling in
st PENDLkTDN.
4th street, between Main and Franklin.
% l3-Im
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Dy l. 4 g. B. Davenport.

GROCERIES, &C., AT AUCTION.-On
y THURSDAY, 7th October. we will sell st our
ries, wig: v. ~
5o bbis Coffee and Crushed Sugars
100 bbls Extra syrup
% hhds Reboled do
Java and Lagnayra Coffee
Bacon Sides and Shoulders
Gunpowder Teas
Rectified Whiskey
Old Bye do, in bbls and half bbIs
French Brandy
Port and SHERRY Wines
Lamp and Tanners OIL
Cigars and Tobacco
ALSO,
400 sides Leather
TERMs-Under 500, cash; 500 and over 4 u,orsAs
credit for approved paper.
ocI Ikd DAVENPORT. Aucts.
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TO TEACHERS OF TIKI

NOTICE TO TEACHERS OF THE
~ VARIOUS SCHOOLS AND THE PUBLIC
GENERALLY On exhibition, at the store of Mr..
q NJ. WEST, Eagle square. specimens in the follow
ing ornamental branches:
4 case of Wax fruit and q Crystaized Basket Of
Wax Flowers: a suspending Basket, ornamented
with pelIis or Leather work. GTecian and a None
chromatic Painting. Also, instructions given in va
ri us kinds OF needle work. Terms, and other in
formation may be obtained at the store above men
toned. . -
Miss NJ. A. GIBB, q native of this city. and well
known, having received a knowledge Of each of the
above arts Is prepared to impart a thorough know
ledge of the same to any all who may wish to
ceive instruction. The best guarantee in refer ence
to qualifications. the specimens furnished Sat
sfactOry information can be given OF character, &c.
if r, aured Ccf-
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1868 AND 1859.
FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

have now open a large stock of Fall and Winter
superior READY-MADE CLOTHING, and Gents
FURNISHING GOODS, comprising ell the new fall
do do; Overcoats and Sacks; fine Sbawls and Travel
ling Blankets; Travelling Cashmere Shirts; do Caps
Cardigan Jackets. by assortment of Cravats, Ties
chiefs, silk aud Merino Under Shirts and Drawers,
Is varied, and Sc eced with great to make the
assortment as rich as could be collected together
My stock ID now very large and complete for the
commencement of heavy fall trade. My patrons
and the public generally are solicited to call and ex-
anime. GOODMAN,
Sc II No ll9 Main st.
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MR.. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL,
Iva CORNER OF GRACE AND FoUsHEE STREETS,

RICHMOND, VA.
The next session of our School begins the lst Of
OCTOBER 1858, and ends the lst of JULY, 1859.
For tee benefit of young ladies who have finished
~ on further their mental improvement, there will
be class in Bellies Letters and Llterature-reciting
twice week Price of admission, $50 for the who'll
session, and Si5 to pupils who take other studies
The greatest efforts will be made to render this both
interesting aDdimproviDg.
to the little children orally, without any charge
FACULTY:
HUBERT LEFEBvRE, Nj, Principal.
VIM G. WILLIAMS, A b, Vice Principal.
Mrs. g Bennett, Miss Mary G Gordon, Miss Eli
Bartlett. Madame l. Blanchet Mrs Miriam Tay
lor Madame Marie EstyEu John Calyo, W Thi-
low VIM Graham. Heinrich Schneider, SigIorine
Antonietta and Marietta Erba from Itay.
TERMS:
For Washin .......... 20 60
For Lights.................. ................ 90
For English Tuition 40 90
For Modern Languages, each............-..... % 90
For French. when studied exclusive of the
Eszlish branches 40 90
For 20 90
For Music on Piano, Harp, Guitar. Organ, or
Singing:
For one lesson (of an hourl week........... 40 90
For two lessons (of hour) week SO 90
For three lessons (cf hour) week 10 no
For four lessons (Of hour ek........ 100 90
For the use of ri 90
For Drawing, from Models 20 90
For Drawing from 40 90
For Painting in Water ColOrs.... 40 90
For Oil Painting. 50 90
Primary Department, for children under IL
years eli 20 00
Far further particulars, apply to
5-13m