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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-30
By Henry W Quarles, Auct,
mo. $50 Main street.)

GALE OF FINE WINES AND LIQUORS
- On MONDAY, the 4fh of october. At 10 O'Clock
n; will sell lot Of fine Wines and Liquors. be-
longing TO sn estate. s.ms of viii h bas been in
this city q quarter of a century
Persons in want Of ne article of Walsh ev Cher.
y or Madeira Win-. London Duck or Old Appis
Brandy. wit please atteod this sale.
To lie sold in lots OF five gallons
seW HENRY W OuARIEa Aret
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NEGROES FOR SALE sn author

IN ised to cell Is NEGROES. young, healthy and
fault whatever all Of them sus, aiming good eharsc
ters fer honesty .obriety, AZ They are - follow:
woman and s likely children, the woman b ~
years Of age and 10 . No. msntau maker. who can
cut out and make up without instruction. the nnest
Il ladies dresses; another woman about ~ years.
with likely children acs ustomed to house work,
and young man about 20 years old, brought mp -
Q butler would take lees than their value from q
person living IN NJ 10 the city, who wishes 10
purchase for their ov n use
no Il LYME, General Agent.
ne 13-ts Once over A Bodek er's Drug Store
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ELEGANT FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD
IL PIANO. OIL PAINTINGS. &C.,

At AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, 9th October, at 10 O'Clock. we
will sell at the d-nce Of q. Breant, Esq, who is
removing from the city. on Leigh, between Sth and
9th streets. the who e Of his FURNITURE, consist
ing in part of
splendid Rosewood Piano of fine tone and fui h
Rosewood Div ans, covered with the best quality Vi
Brocate
Parlor and Reception Chairs to match: Ct'omans
Beautiful Rosewood Tables with marble tops
One rosewood Etigre, q beautiful piece of work
manship
Sociab'ss; magnificent Mantel Clock, runs Is
days, a superior time keeper.
Mantel ases; BRUSSELS Carpets; Hat Rack, &c.
fine collection Of superior OIL PAINTINGS and
THE CHAMBER FURNITURE
Consists If Mahogany French Bedsteads: Bureaus
and ash ian H. with marble tops Hair Msttresses;
Mahogany Chairs, covered with hair cloth; MahO-
xany Wardrobe; Brussels Carpets. &c:
THE DINING ROOM sURNITURE
Comprises splendid Extension Table, IA feet long;
Chairs, Safe, Refrigerator. &C, DC.
ALSO,
The usual variety of French China Dinner and
Tea Sets, Crcckery, Cut Gas, Ware, together with
the usual assortment of Kitchen furniture
The above Furnitureis Of the best quality in
most excellent condition, and to enable those wish
ing to purchase an opportunity OF examining IL
the residences will be open TO the pubic. on TUES
sci. EB COOK 4 co. Aucts.
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q l.. C. SALTEk'S
VI. ENGLISH, CLASSICAL,

AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
oNcLAY STREET, NEAR THR CORNER OF SECOND
The sixth session of this school will commence on
MONDAY the 20th September next, aud close the
18th of July following.
The course of instruction embraces the Latin,
Greek, ami French languages. Mathematics, and the
various branches OF u thorough English education.
The Principal pledges himself to spare no labor or
pains to promote the improvement and best inter
ests OF those intrusted to his cafe; to theifmora
no less than to their Intellectual training he will de-
vote himself with untiring assiduity.
TERMS,
SEMI ANNUALLY IN ADVANCE:
For board iucud ng washing. 20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .,..,,.............. 50 %
For tuition in Latin or Mathematics ......... 81 NJ
Fer tuition in higher Eps sh branch0S...... ~ o
For tuition in primary Englsh ............. 30 on
For tuition in French..... .................. ~ u,
spZl-CtlstO
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BY thomas W. Keesee.
(Office corner of I2fh and Cary streets

GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH.
~ EN- FURNITURE FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold, on FRIDAY NOR ming, October lst
commencing at 10 o'clock, st the residence of Mrs
Louisa locsett. who ~ dec.inipg hGus keel irg on
Let h. between 9th and eth Streets eli Of her House
hold and Kitchsn Furniture, consis ing of the usual
variety. THOS W KEESEE,
seq Auct.
DEW NO 1S IN ST JAMES CHURCH.
By virtue of deed Of trust. dated January 9Th,
1858. recorded in the Clerks Office OF the Hastings
Court of the city of Richmond made to ne as lrus
tee, " II sell at public auction, on MONDAY after
noon. October 4th at "a o'clock in front of st James
church. the above name Pew.
Terms cash. JOHN GIBSON, Trustee.
TH0S kEESEE, Auct. seq
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hSt 0uUpS-F.aLI. 1853.
wApswosTH TURNER 4 co

no Is, f4ggsraIET,
nav feCtfvad extensive assortment Of FOR.
klGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS rejected ex
,res>is nj h view TO suit the wants Of the Vrs,.
ria N,tth Carolina and Tennessee trade which viii
b. 81 red at prices they fear 40 competition
Tho trade is respectfully solicited 10 examine
4'-asr s.osHI
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE.

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
~ &c. FOR SALE.-For the better pursuit of my
profession, have determined to remove to the city
OF K chmond. therefore offer for private sale my
RESIDENCE, on Grove street. in the town Of s, d.
ney, one mile west of kichmond. The grounds co :
sist OF yard and garden of two acres, with . fine
quantity Of very select Fruit Trees and large va.
rety of Flowers and Shrubbery. The place Is D. r.
fectly healthy and the neshborhood good. will
sell the house and two acres much more as the
purchaser may desire, on fair terms, and at price
which honestly believe to be very low. The pnr-
chaser have possession at once and ii he desires
it, can rent OF me 20 land 10 high state OF
improvement,
The dwelling aud out houses are new and in good
repair give no description of them, taking Il for
granted that persons wishing to purchase will ex-
anime for themselves
For information, apply to Messrs. &c DIN 4 AP-
PE9SON, or MAkMAbUKE JUHNsON.
The foregoing valuable country seat will be sold
at auction, on the premiles, on THURSDAY, the
7th October, 1888, at o'clock NJ.
TERks-Liberal, say oneffth cash: Tor o note at
months. interest added, sstsact rily endorsed bal
ance at g. H. Is and "a months, for negotiable notes
interest added, secured by trust deed.
sell dODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
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MR.. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL,
lSA CORNER OF GRACE AND FoUsHEE STREETS,

RICHMOND. VA.
The next session of our School begins the LIST OF
OCTOBER, 1855, and ends the LIST of JULY. 1889.
For the benefit of young ladies W no have finished
ry further their mental improvement, there will
be class in Bellies Letters and notwithstanding
twice week Price of admission. $50 for the who'll
session. and $I5 to pupils who take other studies -
interesting and improving.
In the Primary Department French will be taught
to the little children orally without any charge
HUBERT p LRPEBvRE, A NJ, Principal.
WING WILLIAMS. A b, Vice Principal
Mrs. Bennett. Miss Mary Gordon, Mrs Eli
Bartlett Madame l. Blancbet, Mrs Miriam lay
Tor, Madame Marie Estvan. John Calyo, C w Thu
der. signorine Antonietta and Marietta Erba, from
Itay.
TERMS:
roi WASHING. ~ W
NJ
cor EngNsh ~ Un
Sor Modern Languages, EACH. 20 Oh
For krench when 9tudied exclusive Of the
Eagish branches. ............. 40 w
For 20 10
For Music on Piano. Harp, Guitar, organ. or
Singing:
For one lesson iof All hour) weak......... 40 nO
For two lessons (of an hour) week 80 %
For three Lessons (of an hour) wsek........ l20 M
tor 1our lessons (of an n0ur) W. $50 90
ror the use OF finho VI
For Drawing, rom Mode 10 on
eor Drawing. from Nature. 40 Oh
For Painting In alter COiors....... 40 Oh
rOr uil Pelntlng 81 VI
years OF 81 w
$50 ~ 49, HGBEkT P LEFEBvRE.
I have eral of my pupils to p.acs AS teachers
Persons by app ,iag to me- may secure the services
OF competent instructors. Il L.
5-d3m
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JTALUABLE COUNTKY SEAT OF lao

" ALUABLE CUUNTHT BEAT OF lou
ACRES ON THE MAIN CHARLES CITY ,
COURTHOUSE ROAD, "a MILES BELOW RICH.
MUND; FOR sALE.--1he Subscriber. contenpia-
ting removal to kchm0nd offers for sale his vals-
within az miles OF Richmond. OF the $50 acres
about hall 10 cleared. which 10 highly improved and
the remainder Is wood There 10 on the
I lace every building usually found ON such en-
estate. The dwelling has nine rooms, and IL not on
but the VERY BEST materials. aiIsf which having
been selected by my SELF and well asoned be-
fore being used Persons disyosed to buy are re-
accommodating terms Of pay ment, or exchanged for
city property, state or baLk stock. The place 10
we'll supplied with various choice kinda OF frnie
tees and the yard Is hsndsome-impr0vsd with
.hrubbery, flowers. &c. For terms, apply 10 Goddin
q Appereop, or to
T-dIw42au J0HN RARRYR
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VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT

ON THg SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL.
BETWEEN 10TH AND 18th sTKEETS, AT AUC-
TION.-We will sell, on III ESDAY, the 5th day Of
October commencing Immediately sffer the sale OF
the tenemo ut adjoining Mr. john Lancaster. q
very desrabe building Lot located ~ above. adjoin
ing the Atheneup, and .rmery Of the city lots
rhe lot fronts 80 feet and ru 40 back $50 feet An
alley.
TERns-One fourth cash. the balance at 6. IL and
IS months f,r notes with interest," and secured by
trust deed. JAS N TAYLOR Son,
M 20 Auctioneerg.
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YCTDRk DIT5
By Goddfn d Apperson.

~ 0VuuiA u 6YPcTbOU.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
> = ~. STORE AND DWELLING IN THE CITY on
skrw EES isT STREET AND BRS Noon A n
~ AZ iru,tee Ia certain deed Of trust exeeused By
the ss s5 n and B,ady hi. vs bearing date
f,ngs oourt :ha, iu sxseution Of the said trust.
cUr.d \. ~ the assignee Of the bopd ss
% 8 is Sss BIC
CAY Of October. Isss ct O'Clock. M n far Hros
a ssss s:.i ,s ss
t me Of Mr. aad and ID
ing IS feet running back isl feet 10 an noo; isent
wide The deed requires cash sale. but Il 4. nrsh
able that an arrangement will pc made 30 a. ~ ali
The tts is believed perfect but the
vii, ssa'ey win the usual SPECIAL warranty.
THREE SMALL TENEMENTS ON 3p
s = s srRE ~ IN RIouM0ND. AND ON MAIN
WIN Be sold on the premises, on MONDAY the ,ish
day OF October, 1858, commencing in ,he following
Framed Tenement on the west line of 81 be-
clay and Leigh str. cts opposite the residence
40 feet, and a depth OF 138 feet.
After which. win &c sold two Framed Tenement.
10 syduey, on the o. nth side OF q ,ntinuaiion Of
Main street near to or ado ming the grocery store
The attention o. those desiring to invest in such
real estate 10 called TO the foreet ing sale The Lots
are very eliElDiy located.
TEhMs-0nefourth cash; balance at 4. and -
months for negotiable notes. interest added aud III.
tie retained till las Z note is paid
seB GODDIN 4 APPERSON, Aucts.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, ON THE COR
NER OF GRACE AND 9TH STREETS, IN THE
CITY OF kICHMOND.-As Commissioners appoint.
ed by decree of the Circuit Court of the city OF
Richmond. pronounced on the 18th May, 1885, in the
case of Mitchell and W illiams against Hughes &c
we or either Ct US. shall proceed to sell at pubic
auction. GU the premises on MONDAY, the 4th Of
oct1ber, 1885, at "a o'clock. p. NJ. If fair il not the
next fair day, that very desirable property at the
corner OF Grace and 5;h streets In the oocspan
cy OF MIR Hughes. and his listers, fronting on
the North side of Grace street 62Ia feet running
back on the eas line Of 5th street. about l5J feet 10
an ana having thereon large Bric,, Dwelling
aud other improvements. The property will be sid
entire or parately Il as to sell Of building Lot
at the corner. az may be determined at the hour
of sale.
TERMS -One-fifth cash; balance at 4, 8. IL and Is
months, Tor negotiable notes, interest added salts
factorly ca forsed, and the title retained till the
whole purchase money be paid. The taxes for this
year to be paid by the purchasers The foregoing
real estate Is justly regarded among the most de-
sirable In this city, for private re idence
JAS s5 IYaSs. comr,..
JN0 WILLIAMS
Sale conducted by GcDDIs APPERsoN Aucts
Sc 23-tds
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OHERIFF's SALE OF vALUABLI

~ MILL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF CHI
MOND-By virtue Of distress warrant 10 my
hands in favor Of the Commonwealth OF Virginia.
shall seil at public auction. ON the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. september Is 1853. At II O'Clock A.
M, all the Machinery and Fixtures Of the Mil
know a. Bragg's Mill. In this city, consisting IN
part Of SIX pairs Of Buirs capable Of grinding 40
or $50 barrels per day Improved Flour Packer; sa-
p~rirr smut hachin-: Fans Rolting Cloths: ~ ur
aud aiiI &c .le; Beitnx screen; Bagx Barrels. &C.;
the whole said 70 be IN first rate order ready for
immediate use without any additional expense
The machinery will be sold . whe le 70 the high
sst bidder AID arrangements oan be made 90 secure
the unexpirsd Lease OF seven Years on the mill Va
and large lot attached.
TxRMs-Cash for AL the machinery, fixtures, &c.--
day Of sale. II ELLYSUk.
Sheriff CITY OF Richmond.
N0TICE.--The purehasr Of the marhinery, Ae-.
ct the above sale having failed 70 comply with the
tcrs Of sale. the same will be ag a cold st auction.
on the premises, on WkpNESDAY. October is3e.
for cash. 70 the highest bidder. " consent Of ths
parties interested, The machinery, 10. wil b soIa
ssM TX KLLYsoN. . CR.
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We would respectfully invite the attention of buy
era 'hs large and attractive stock OF
BRITISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
for FALL and WINTER use, which are now
opening Encouraged By the patronage extended
u our hate hrm Of HOPKINS. Hull Co, We shall be
prepared - "a T supetivr inducements TO cash or
prompt buyers. both in the variety aud extent OF
our stock, and ia cheap prices
WE solicit ORDERS.
and tn oae who en- rust with ihsir orders rely
on having them carefully attended to, and goods
protnpily dispatched. -
HOPKINS. HULL & ATKINSON.
Baltimore Ieth Aug, 1883 au l9--6wF
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T ONDON MUSTARD. in half pound
~ boz ties. and pound tina, also In quantities. to
80 s' WAaiNG 3 PHARcn. Drugsiats,
@ II lM 1EoAd q. Ab0ve 50.
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CHESAPEAKE FEMALE COLLEGE,

CHESAPEAKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
~ HAMPTON. VA. Rev. CIIAS A RAYMOND.
President. As, listed by corps Of competent Pro
f. sSors and several Female Assistants.
The next session Of this school VIII commence the
first MONDAY in October. and close in July follow
ing. Students will tie received at any time. No de-
duction will be made for late entrance unless IL be
six weeks after the commencement of the session,
After entering, there will be no deduction for alb
sence except 10 cases Of protracted illness All
dents from abroad will beard on the college rrem-
Uses. except at the discre ion Of the Board of Trus
tees.
EXPENSES For q full eession pay able one-half at
the commencement, the remainder at the expira-
ton OF the first hslf of the session. In The AGA
demic and Collegiate Departments, and in the
Special Course, including Ancient Languages and
Optional CouIse-for which the charges are extra
Music, INSTRUMENTAL session. ............. 50
Modern Languages, Zach per session ........... 20
Drawing. per 20
Oh Painting. 40
Continge mt fund iDclnding use OF piano. school
Beard, per session. including washing, fuel and
Pupils purchase for cash their own books. sta
tionery, sheet music. &C, &c, and pay two dollars
each a te IN for keeping in tune the pianos upon
which they practice.
Vocal music in classes at the charge OF the teacher
in that department
1t will thus be seen that the whole expense for
rupii in the Collegiate or Academic department.
without music OPTIONAL stu0ies, but including
board and all conting ncies, is Per year $2i2.
II expenses IN music department are added $262
Ministers of the GosTel are entitled to send their
dsu2 free of tuition in the Coll gate and AGA
demic Departments.
For further information address the President or
sc dim WIN VAUGHAN ID, Sec'y.
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MOST VALUABLE RESIDENCE ON

MOOI Valuable hESlDENCE UN
NA THE NORTH sIOE OF BROAD, BETwEEn
10TH AND liTH STREETS, fUk SALE AT AUC-
tober, 1883, on the premises, commencing ut Oclk,
L NJ, the valuable brick Tenement located as above
now in the occupancy of Dir Jeter The house
has 10 rooms. besides large brick kitchen. stable
carriage house, and has all The modera improve
ments. 1t has just been painted pspered and other
wise repaired The location of this property 10
among the most desirable In the city for tb
ph sician, or merchant, being convenient t. the
usual places Of business.
TERMS Very liberal, viz: No cash; but credit of
and years. fer negotiable notes. interest added
payable annually. secured bv approved endorserr,
and trust deed. GODDIN APPERS0N.
Aucf
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CP. BURRUSs' SCHOOL, Mayo

~ P. BURRUSs' SCHOOL, Mayo st
~. The fifteenth ssssnn of this School, 10 the
Basement Rooms OF the Unfyersaiist Church, VIII
commence on the 20th September.
Mr. LARKIN WILLIS, who is a graduate IN Sc
verai Schools Of the University and 10 very highly
recommended w Professors Bledsoa. Manpin, Har-
rison and others has been re-en gagged as Assistant
Professor EMION will instruct in French. and Mr.
CALY0 in Drawing.
TERMS &c, as heretofore,
For further particuars apply, after the 10th Sep
tsmbsr, at the Richmond House, to
au lS-6wS BUhkuSs
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SALE be sold, at
- the TTedegsr Iron Works On FRIDAY, the lst
October at " o'clock, to satisfy executions in
40 horse power, suitable for saw mill coal pjts
gold mines. or Tor factory. This Engine has been
used IN gold mine, and is now in good working
condition, having been just ovsrhaulsd and tho
u<hiy repaired. with new piston, Pillow blocks
and brasst 5. and also with a very heavy and sub
stantial white oak frame
Terms cash. JAMES BRAY DIS
Sc H-dts for Thos u Dudley Sergt
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NPLbNDlD STOCK OF
RY GOODS

- DRY UOODS,
TIE undersigned waald respoctfulty inform L;s
f-sp's cn>;caiers and the public gontt ally that he
- u receiving, direct from New Ya-k and Phiia
tiPlChit a large sud ee,irsb'o stock Of Fall aud
.user Dry Goods emhr eng all the latest 81 yles
among wn Oh nay be i01t Il "a choice seleS lion. II
LAptES' DRESS q r0DS
Ais", iarhe assortment Of Cloths CassiIo, res
Nest'ng-, Jeans. Tsseis &c for men aud boys
wear: fianneis. IRISH LiBeIs Brachei and Brown
She tt'lss. Rieach"d sni Brown Cottens Cotton 0s-
nsbrrss. vvry ios; together with ala extensive
stt OK .f
CLoAKs AND sHAwLs.
Direct frrm New YORK aud 81 the latest STYLES: and
NEGRO CLOTHING
In iaree qnsn.i'ies, ousistinx of Kerseys Sati.
anetss. stauG'on Cloths. Pull Cloths Linseys blan-
kets and many other articles too numerous 10 msu-
ton An examination is earnestly collected a. am
te ersnined 10 sell low. 0ES r RAGBY
2i-lm q Ma street.
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EDUCATION.
FEMALE SCHOOL.
urHnx anuYxson


Proposes TO open. on the first MONDAY In
U . IN sery pleasant r.on above the syc-
,n which will be thoroughly taught the usnal
g, na Q. English. the Latin and French Ian.
psa sssrson Q, nine months, will be required the
onehaf 10 advance; the other, at the middle OF The
sessoh His daughter. who has had several year,
psthnce IN teaShing. will have charge Of the
Musical Department.. At az additional price Of $40
aequaiptanee, "a R,eamond 10 quite limited,
ou, ne matters hin self, that experience In fe-
male teaching In Norfolk and the lower country,
VII en. the entire satisfaction Of those who may
none The last week in this month bat in the int
rim he refers for further particulars to his friend
He would also refer. u.ost respectfully. to tho fol
} 1sss mi iSSII.SSESsTes. Pr d5
P p IA,YLsTT Ma, NAT nil. ga.
BE- 1kS Gt2hS ShsF ~. e: sSa
Or ROBT LYME tim Of Dandridse Hart ATT
ae 9-dtIMinos
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE
- neg leave 10 inform my patrons and the public
hrti hsskss,mp,:'e 10 an Assistant ia my School
putatoa as scholar and whose .ucot ssful expert.
enee as have induced me TO select him from
among = applicants Tor the vacancy which existed
In every department the very best talent has been
tnrloy ed. and every eort will be made TO maintain
the high reputation of the School and to do iai
justice to all who may be entrusted to my care.
INSTRUCTORS
ID. Ike POWELL. A. NJ Math.. Nat Phi and History
NJ DUPUr, A. NJ, Ment. and Nor. Phi, Chemistry
and lam.
q. PERSIco. Italian. Drawing and Painting.
Prof. BuCBLgR, German.
Msderoisells NtssAs French.
Miss VI. I. MAYO, Asst in Preparatory Department
EDWARD GRESIgR. Piano and Vocal Music
FRED SEIRgRT, Piano and Organ
Miss AURA LACY. Vocal Music.
Ii. ScHSEIpER. Harp.
Chs foSES, Guitar.
J. W. REEVE Teacher of Penmapsh;p
For further particulars. apply to
So N-tIOthoc d. LIE POWELL Principal.
T'HE MISSES FORBES will resume
toher. az 27-iw
= T. PENDLET0N' MALE SCHOOL.
-. ATM STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN.
The 4th session Of this School will commence on
MONDAY, the 10Th September
Terms from $40 to SGT; payable in advance ,emi-
annually. No deduction made IN of dismissal,
or Tor any cause except protracted sickness.
REFERENCES Col Il Smith, Supt III !; Capt
z Dimmock. Publ: Guard Mr. j Morton, Cash
icr Bank Commonwealth: Mr. R H Dibrel'; Mr. "
7 strother. Cashier Exchange Bank; MIR W
smith: General W II Richardson; Mr. Charles b
Wiliiam., Secretary State Agricultural Society.
re i3-lm
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T 8. SQUIhE'S

LIZ SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Corner Uf Main and lst stree Richmond, Va.
The 18th Session will commence on MONDAY, the
9th of september, le55.
TERMS-per session, half session in advance:
Senior English Beginners in La SO W
Latin. Greek and Higher mathemat cs......... 60 On
Modern Languages BY Prof t. HOuday er ....... 20 %
Drawing by John A. Calyo... % 10
Persons wishing to see the Principal before the
opening of the session. Can d. So by addressing
through Post Office, giving time and Place of ap-
pointmsut, eu23-d2m
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T,EMALE SCHOOL IN HENRICO.-

L1EMALE SCHOOL IN HEINRICH
l. Having engaged rs Teacher. young lady, Ia
Virginian by firth who was educated for her voca-
ton is well qualified and has had several years sue
ressf Il experience In teaching am DESTROYS OF ob
tanning a few pupils 10 board in Ny family MY 90
lect being the education of ms. daughter at home,
the number of hoars will be limited. to enable the
teacher to pay special attentlsn to each scholar
The usual branches Of English education. French
and Music, will he taught. a.,
Ny resi- fence Is three milse northeast Of Ken
mona near the Mechauicsviile Turnpike, 10 rftir-
cd and healthy neighborhood The session VIII coni-
mence on the LIST October. 80
Persona DESTROYS of sending their daughters, VIII
please make early application.
few day scholars can be accommodated.
payable half yearly. In advance.)
Board, washing. lights, &c. Per session OF ten
months. 3ioO VI
Primary Englsh brs Is 30
HIGHER do do .............-............ IS 10
French Language ~ %
Music ON the Piano. including use of instru-
u O0
For further information, address
HUGH A. WATT,
Richmond, Va
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-30

MRS. BENEFITS SCHOOL FOR
W B0YS-9th street. between Grace and Frank
lin-wiil re OPP On M0NDAY. 18th October. The
humber Cf pupils is limited to twenty-five.
Aspirations may be made TO her at Mr. James ii
Gardrers, on Broad street, near the Monumental
church.
TERMS, PER SESSION:
10 years of age and 0aO
Under ~ years $500