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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-28
BY Henry w. Quarles. Auct.,
(No. $50 Main street.)

ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANO, SOLD
- UNDER DECREE OF C0URT.-0n TUESDAY
next. the I'd of February, at 10 o'clock A. M will
sell one splendid Piano. fine toned instrument In
perfect orcer sold under decree of court Those in
want will please call and examine it previous TO
dsy OF sale. HENRY W. QUARLEs,
Ja2S Auctioneer
A UCTION SALE FOR LADIES.-En-
Outraged by the attendance at my last sale,
and at the request Of large number Of ladies' wjli
sell ON FRIDAY morning, at 10 o'clock, a much
more varied assortment of JEWELRY aud HOUoE-
KEEPING GOODS.
This sale will be very attractive. and we hope to
have q large attendance.
ja2S HENRY W QUARLEs. Auct.
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WASHING AND IRONING DONE TO
w ORDER-The subscribers have opened a
Laundry ON Catharine street, and are prepared to
execute the business i'll the best style We ask the
favor of friends to give us call. and we will as
far as cur capacity affords, render work in the
best manner Office I'd door from corner eth and
Bread streets All orders for work will be left there
jse-dim ROBERT A. BRADLEY co.
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THE CENTRAL H0TKL =

~ large pleasant ROOMS now vacant which she
would Hike occupied by genteel families; slsn could
accommodate few DAY B0AkDERS, at her ri al
dence. on Grace. between 18th and 26th streets
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= . :. 7EDW ARD j. q KESUAM.
Ia q

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE CANAL
BOAT, CALLED THE ANN FISHER OF
hISnMoND-As trustee in a deed OF trust dated
10Th October. 1885, executed by III. T. 4 f. s. Taiia-
erro, under the firm of Taliaferro Brother dull
coed to sell, at public auct n at the Basin Sheds
IN the city of Richmond, on THURSDAY, the 4th
gay OF f. bruaTy lsbS at o'clock. the Canal Boat
Ann her of Richmond"
TERMS cash The title is believed to be good. but
the subscriber will convey with the usual special
warranty. EDW. j. PICOT Trustee
Sale conducted by GoDDIH APPERsoN. Aucts.
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IN WELL BROKE MULES FOR SALE

IN WELL BROKE MULES FOR SALE
W AT AUCTION.-Wil be sold at auction, at the
Lot franklin and Pine sire ts adjoining tho Fair
Grounds, ON WEDNESDAY,, the 3rl February ISjS
at II o'clock A. NJ, 30 well broke Mules, the most OF
which are Of good size and sold for no fault the
owners having no further for them.
TERMs-Four months credit, for approved en-
dorsed negotiable notes, with the interest added
&4- The attention of farmers and others is called
to this sale, the Mules are well broke and per-
fectly sound. G0DUIN Il APPERSDN
In 2I-dScWtds Auetioneora
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D~ DR. COOKS, LArn or Er. LOUIS,
Mo-0fice and residence I'd street. west side. be.
tween Marshall and Claw st,eets o. ie--d6m
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QTOCKS FOR SALE.

Is. 800 Virginia State Stock
500 Orange and Alexandria Railroad Coupon
Bonds
600 South-Side Railroad Guaranteed Bonds
~ shares Mel Chants Insurance Company
30 Exchange Hotel Stock.
ia "6-3t ISAACS Il TAYLOR. Brokers
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TOPAKTNERSHIf The Subscribers
" have this day formed a copartnership under
the style and firm of JOSEPH JOHN MORTON
for the purpose of conducting general Commission
business in all its branches SUCCESSORS to NOR
TON, ARMSTEAD CO, at their old stand and re-
spectfuily solicit consignments rom their friends
and the public generally.
Advances made on consignments and Guano fur.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.

With reference to my above advertisement
should fsel happy to inpart to advanced pupils
Taste that is Tie lyric oppression given to their per-
forinances; and also 10 make them understand how
all the classical exercises the Piano, in their
rnus divisions and subdiyisious to he T0reSsire
IN practised, by which graft deal of hns may be
saved in the study of EHfes and Pieces, and with
out which not even the most industrious become
correct players. v. b.
lna&
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

SGEoRaH B. srHxL, Dentist, Office
and residence No. al on Main. between sth and 9th
stfee,, Richmond Va my N--ly
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nay PRiScIrs CIGARS PRINCIPE CT
a.as EXTRA EAGLE BRAND-Iust received
oaasHse Of these really fine CIGARS 20 which we
call che attention " those who prefer nrst rate old
fashion Principe.
&ARfNd A PEARCE. Druggists.
dc SITS corner 9Th and broad 81.
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II lSSOLUTION.-Th copartnership of
~ MORTON. ARMSTEAD co is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The senior partner will
proceed to settle up the business of the concern with
name of the concern, in uidaton alone
JOSEPH T. MORTON
JAS. NJ. AKMSTEADI
JOSEPH BLANTON,
Richmond Januavv lat
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fH- Dr. LIrscoMBE--Can be found a,
his osfee, i'm the basement of the BALLARD
IsoUs&. during the day. at night at the CENTRAL
HOTEL. 4a6-lm
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HEAD QuARs; .ra plyIsION OF !
va. RICHMOND MUSICIAN INsTI.

w. RICHMOND MUSICAL INSTI.
A1E TUTR-T L. GALLEHER. Principal Tho
Pc second session of this Institution will COM
mence the 18th OF February and cloee the last week
in June. including q term Of ~ weeks
Every facility il afforded In this School for acquir
ing sthorough Musical Education.
TERMs-for the Session. per scholar-Two Lessons
per week Vocal Class Exercises (adult) $50. for
Juvenile Glasses 81. Piano, Organ. Melodvon. each
$40 Violin, Guitar, Flute, &c, So Private lessons
on the Voice 81 per lesson.
Board OF ISsraucrioS-Mr T L GALLEHER, Mn.
steal Notation, Cultivation 81 the VOICE. spd Piano.
Mr. ELl0DOR0 CAMPS, Organ, Melodeon, and Mu-
81 al Compostion. Mr. NATHANIEL CAkusI, p
ano Mr. Q R0sEN, Guitar and Flute. Mr.
DoLLlNGER Violin.
Especial attention is given 10 the cultivation Of the
voice. which Is conducted strictly scientific pria
oiples The theory Of the voice presented 70 tho
Academy Of Sciences, by VI. Manuel Garcia. Pro.
lessor of Music in the French Conservatory, and
which has been extensively elaborated By Q; Dss-
rinni, Professor of Music, New York. Is made the
basis of instruction Those who intend patrcuisiDg
this School, viii oblige the Principal By giving no
tice as soon possible, that ample arrenxements
may be made. for further information, apply % r.
l. .GALLEHER, at his Music Rooms, 2i2 Brood 81
f4-tm
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By James NJ. Taylor 8 Son.

~ o@NcS W. 1ayiOr O GOD.
A BEAUTIFUL FARM OF 18 ACRES,
- ON THE BROOKE PLANK ROAD, \ OF A
NILE ~ From THE CITY, jaT AUCTION. - On
III oheDAf, ith February, at o'clock NJ, upon
the premises. situated on the Plank Road as above
sia,ei- IL has upon II a small ,welIing barns and
stable, together with beautiful grove
IL has been highly improved. and h now In excel
lent condition This Is considered one of the most
valuable OF ifs size near the city. and especially
worthy the attention ofany one seeking a suburban
retreat.
TERNs-One-third cash; balance 4, 5 and u months
WITH interest added and secured by trust deed
in Is JAS NJ TAYLOR a. SON Aucts
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RICHMOND, Jan 18th, 1858.
CARD Having known Mr.. BUsCu for number
of years, as a thoroughly instructed Musician. and
likewise highly experienced Teacher of the Pr
ano, ] take great pleasure in recommending him
to those who may desire his servicrs
5. THALBERG.
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MUSICAL.-V. BUSCH, of Copenha-
AsA gen. Teacher of
Piano and MelodeOn per quarter.
Solo Singing, on Bassinis system.30 :"
Harmony and DEMONSTRATION.
HF-ClassOs formed in Chorus Singing sacred and
secular.
18th street between Main and Bank
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BY Alexander Mott, Auctioneer.

FURNITURE. DRY GOODS, GROCE-
Il RIES &c.-wili be sold at AUCTION. nj nv
store, corner Main and 18th street, on THURSDAY
NEXT. the 18th day ofJannsry. at 10 O'Clock. gen
erai assortment OF new and second handed furniture
in good order.
GR0CERIE5.--Whishky, Brandy, Gin, Rum
Wine, sugar. Coffee, Tea, soep, Candles, Backing
Cruckery, Glass ware. &C.
CLorhING AND DRY aooDs.-Coats, Panss,
Vests. Shifts, Boots, Shoes, Hats. Caps, &c kc.
ALEXANDRA MOTT,
ia u AurtioneeS
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7 IME. LIME. LTME.-TO FARMERS

T ME, LINE, LIME.-TO FARMERS,
- BRICKLAYERS, AND ALL OTHERS IN
WANT OF PURE, WELL BURNT SHELL LIME.
am prepared to furnish LIME, at my klns, in any
quantity low, lower, than it can be purchased
in this city. deliver IT at any of the railroad de-
pots. and will deliver to Farmers, with my own
carts. in this vicinity. Persons in want of Lime,
will please leave their orders at the kiln the
nal, opposite Tredegar Iron Works, at Mr.. John J.
Werts office, corner 10th str. ct and Basin bank
at Mess.rs SMITH HARW00D'S, No IS Maip
street, by letter. directed to the of Smith &
HARDWOOD ia l6-lm* WIN SMITH.
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RICHMOND, Jan. II. 1858.
To DR. KAHN,

NIJHMVND, JHI II I0I0.
To Dr. KAHN
Office corner land Main streets.
ncn. DEAR SIB: / feel it duty | owe
70 YOU state the pnblic the successful removal
Of a TunIor from the side Of my neck of SercRf.fB
years standing weighing upwards Of sir pounds,
without the use of knife or the loss of bload-and
81 which | now we'll. l examined by DIR.
Warner of the Faculty of Richmond twelve years
az" and he pronounced ~ chances against me Dy
cutting it, rs also did other eminent physicians
throughout the country. Yours, &C,
Observation-Disclosures Goochland CO., Va.
ia l3--f5m*
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TRUssEs, TRUSSES, TRUSSES We

L OOIIAJ, W
l. invite the attention of physicians to new and
improved TRUSS, Tor the cure of Hernia. Its seiE
a4dItGfioH ii0htHeSs and HOtHrdi pressure is strik
ngy evident. We have also all the usual sty les and
patterns of Trnsses for Umbil!cal, lnPruical and
Fsmoral Hernia, in use; with large assortment Of
Surgeons BanGaCes and Appliances; Splnts; Silk
and Cotton Elastic Stockings for r0ricOSc reiieS;
shoulder Braces. &c
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmaceutists.
ls6 N. W. cor. Main and 10th St,
ia aO-ym Richmond Va
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neyn WILLIAM FORBES, ARCHITECT,

MTlsUREa AND APPRAISER. The subscriber having
determined to discontinue the building business of
fers hts services TO his friends and the public gener
ally in the above branches.
Having had an experience of over twenty-five
years in the of building, he atteIs himself that
he will be able tn give satisfaction, and solicit
share of patronage.
Plans, specifications and Estimates for Buildings
OF every description, furnished at short notices and
on reasonable terms Measurement and Valuation
OF Work ri every kind. connected with Building
prompts ate nded to. Office in the Hall of the Vir
ginia Mechanics Institute, corner Main aud 18th
streets Office hours from S1s to ga O'Clock A. NJ.
Iy-lm
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By Thos. W. Keesee,
(Office corner of 18th and Cary streets.)

SERVANTS FOR SALE AND HIRE.
DOR HIRE.-A No. Dining Room
l. Servant Man-has been raised in the house and
is highly recommended. Apply to
ia IT'S GEO J SUMNER, 20 Pearl st.
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HHE SuBSCRIRERS having en

HE SUBSCRIBERS, having curtailed
Il their Lumber Business, offer for SALE at auc
ton. on Couacil Chamber Hill, TUESDAY, I'd Feb
ruary 1885, two excellent heavy draft Horses Zone OF
extra sZe,) one good family and farm Horse. one
saddle and harness Horse, and a pair of fine large
Mules.
TERMS A credit Of sixty days, with approved me-
gotiabie notes.
ia 27-6t* TURNER 4 BROTHER.
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ia e-2awsw&dtd > Hr '1Ho A..
BEAUTIFUL FARM ON NEW

REA TIFUL FARM ON NEW
~ BRIDGE ROAD, THREE MILES EAST OF
RICHMOND, FOR SALE At AUCTION.-The sub
scriber will sell at public auction, on the premises
on THURSDAY the 4th February 1885, at IL o'clk ).
the beautiful Farm, formerly owned by John U.
Goddin, ESQ. lying on the New Bridge road, three
miles east OF Richmond, containing lao acres. 100
acres cleared and in a high state OF improvement.
having been recently we'll lined, the remainder il
well wooded. The improvements consist of a dwell
ling, containing rooms, having been recently fitted
up IN handsome style. Also the necessary out
houses. There is a spring of excellent water near
the dwelling.
TERas-One-fourth cash; balance at and yearp.
Tor negotiable notes. interest added and title re-
tam d: until the deferred payments are made. The
taxes Tor 1858, to be paid by the purchaser.
EDWARD J. GRESHAM,
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoS, Aucts
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By +. b. Cook 4 Co.
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE
l. SLAVES AT AUCTION On TUESDAY, the
23d day of February next, at 10 O'clock shall ex-
pose TO sale at public auction in the city of Rich
mond, at the store Of Messrs T. b. Cook q Co., No
10 Main street suDdry Slaves, under decree Of the
Waring Wexford. Among them is a man cook
also, n house servant two Women, Girl, valuable
Boy and two Children.
There servants are accustomed to house work and
can be recommended.
Tel ms cash CHARLES c. WEXFORD,
Trustee.
Sale conducted by r B Cook & Co, Aucts.
20
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ny To TILE Vnrrns or urxnre

SouNiY--i take this method Of announcing myself
hcandidsfe for the shernslty Of HenricoCsuuty laf
rejection IN May next; and If elected promise 10
aeVote a.of my time 10 the Office and to discharge
ns duties a. the law directs, will try and see the
o.Sts OF tue county before the day Of election and
IN the meantime refer all such as wish to ascer-
tam my fitness for the Office 10 my nsghbers and
20 John Gregory. Esq John b. Young Esa, and
ia a--dtde T. J. GARTER
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Chas. T. Workman 4 CO., Aucts

CARGO SALE OF NEW ORLEANS
~ sUGAR.-On FRIDAY, january 29th, at our
lumber house on the Dock commencing at d O'Clock
A. NJ, we will sell the cargo of schr. "L Is. Myers"
from Attakapas. Louisiana, consisting of
100 hhds really prime Orleans Sugar
80 halt bbls.
TERMS OF SALE-For all sums under $780, ca h; ovor
$780, four months credit for approved negotiable pa
per.
Ia25 CIIAS. T. WORKMAN 4 Co, Aucts
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bacon SIDES.-Bacon Sides, in hhds
~ for sale by
ia y -3t EDMOND, DAVENPORT i co.

~ REDUCTION IN PRICES.--We are now clos
ing out the balance of our Fall and Winter Sto L.
aud Offering great bargains. We have few Seal
skin haglans, Sacks, Trico Beaver Sacks and IA
touts, English Black, Blre and Whitnoy Over Sacks,
that will sell at about prices Also well ~
sorted stock Of Cashmere, Velvet, silk and Merino
Vests: Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants
ALS0-A small lot If Gentemens' Travelling
shawis, We will close out AT cost
n. WALKER u CO
Ia IS ln3 Main and Pearl streets
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HEADQUARTERS arm DIVISION
A VI VIRGINIA MILITIA,
w RICHMOND, Jan. u, 1859. J
~ GENERAL ORDERS, No. /.
In accordance with the provisions Of the 18th sec
ton Of chapter ed of the Code Of Virginia. the a.
lowing officers appointed and will constitute tho
Staff of this Division viz:
P0WHATAS X. PAGE of CLIQUE ester Aid with
the rank Of Lieut. Colonel.
WIN. MUNFoRD, of Richmond. Aid, with the
rank of Major.
WARNER T. TALIAFERRO, Of Matthews, Aid.
with the rank of Major.
EDWIN ROBINSON, of Richmond, Division Quar-.
termaster. with the rank Of Major.
(Signed) WIN. Is. TALIAFERRO,
ia I9-ts Major ten'l Command
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vA. 7. WATSON. sAML 7. BATLT.
Eay" WATSON & BAYLY,
ATTORNEYS AND
CoUNSRLL0RS AT LAW
RICHMOND, Va.
Practice In ali the Courts held in the city Of Rich
nond. and in the counties of Henrico and Ches
teTiield.
WM. + WATSON. United States Commissioner
and Commissioner ia Chancery.
SAML. I. BAYLY Commissioner Of United States
Court Of Claims, Commissioner Of Deeds &c. for the
several States and Notary Public.
So Office on Bank street, i'll doddin's Building.
I'm
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E6~ NoTicE TO VoTERs IN DISTRICT
No. Al am sill a candidate for CONSTABLE in
your District. X. b. CRADDOCK
sE- Election day, THURSDAY, 18th. ia 26-3ts
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CTOCKS FOR SALE.-

CLOCKS FOR SALE
~ shares Glover Hill Stock
100 shares Merchants Insurance
81 Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road
80 shares Richmond and Danville Railroad
1900 shares third mortgage Va and Tennessee
Railroad. years to run
100 shares Lynchburg Gas Company Stock, par
value S25. This Company paid dividend
of IA per cent last september.
For sale in sums to suit purchaser
ia l9-ts G. W. PURCELL * CO.
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sae- DR. JoHx B. wALrHALI, (Homoo-

rashist offers his professional ser vices Ia the citi
- of Richmond and iss vicinity Once At his re-
sioence on Leigh street, two doors from 9TH.
te f-~iIms
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n@. SHERIrFALTY OF HENRICo.-I am
candidate for reelection to TIE Office Of SIER1FF
of Henrico JNO A HUTCHINSON
de lQ-dtde
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STOCK OF CIGARS, TOBACCO, sTORI

~ FIXTURES, &c 60, AT AUCTTOy.-wtl b
se oil at public auction. on next THUKeDAy MORN
the store now occupied By Capt. Chas. Ricbardspn,
corner OF Main and 10Th sts. aud doors shove the
new custom HOUSE. he being about to leave the city.
embracing all the choice and approved brands; 500
lbs. OF Richmond and Lynchburg fsvurite brnnss q
smoking Tobacco, I'm papers;) 600 Powhaean Pfpes,
elegant French Plate show Gaze; Gas and other
Fixtures.
ALs0-io beautiful French Pictures. IN silt frsm<s.
comprising one large size picture Of the huruinr "a
Moscow do. do. Of the Passage OF Fridge of Ar
coz; one do. do. of Napoleon at Waterloo.
cash
N. B-Tbe store is elegantly fitted up. with gas
fixtures, oil CLOTH &C, &C. suitable for almost aSy
kind Of retail business, being excellent stand
Possession given on the LIST Of February. Apply on
the premises. LARUs a 8HlkH
ia g Auefz
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n- JAMES ELLgTT,
COMMISSIONER IN CHANCERYs
NOTARY PUBLIC AND GENERAL AGENT
VIII attend nj all times to the duties of his Office
ant 20 the taking of Dispositions both in Richmond
city and HenrCo county. and any other Hotarial bt-
siness that may be desired And as General Agent
will give especial attention to Writing Deeds; the
Examination aud Preparation Of Abstracts of Titles
Is we'll as to any and all business which may be
trusted tn him.
~ 0fice on Governor. next door to Franklin
street, with Crenshaw 4 Wexford. de It's
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Eas~ To MY FELLow-CITIzESs OF THE
County, OF uESRtco.-T am a candidate for the SHE
RlFFALTY of the County Of Henrico and respect
fully solicit your sufrages at the ensuing election in
May next. 8, MICH. DAVIS.
Richmond. 18th Dec. 1871. IA 4-dim
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o. FOR SAL --A fine Canadian
pleasant saddle horse. Also, light New York Bug
gy and Harness. They will be soid either separate
ly or or together and can be- ssen At W. 0RASEB'H
Stable, application at the corner Of Byr1 and
streafa D.
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a THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF

n THE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF
~ DANCING.-The undersigned respectfully
Etk announces that the second and last quarter
sa Of the present session OF his school for the In
struciiou Of the sb0ye Accomplishment, Will eJua-
nience at Corinfhian Hall immediately.
Scholars may enter any time during tho next ton
days, and take regular course. CONNIE ncing from
the first. All the higher branches OF the arr viii Be
taught during this quarter.
Regular days Of tuition for young Ladies' Misses
and Masters, THURSDAY afternoons ut fc'cIctk
and SATURDAY mornings, at III O'Clock.
The Young Mems Glass will meet every WEDNEe-
DAY and FRIDAY evening. 1t IA O'Clock.
TERss-fIom this time until the close Of the sss-
ia I'D CA. acEv0Y.
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IAI0RTH READING-Why is il that So

w many suffer ard Terine and drag ont a misera-
be eziatRnce untitled for the enJoyments and even
ordinary pursuits Of life, when relief may be obtain
ed AMI heRlth and vigor restored by treatment AT
once cafe Ms we'll as permanent IN Its
character
To those Who haye suffered long with disease ulti
mating in i0ss Of pDpetite, yigor and a distate OF
social oyp the undersigned tenders his professional
services assuring the sufferers cand0r and sincerity
oGnvene Shd Etop ed ps mn
pleasant restrictions or hipdrance from ordinary bu
All Diseases Of private nature from whatsoever
cause either chronic structures an irritable
bladder. &c. also scrofnla Asth!aa. rheumatism
DIR. Harris can be consulted. daily. between the
hours OF 10 4. NJ and P. NJ. aud 10 Top. M at his
rooms, opposite American Hstel-entrsnce on Main
street, iti door above l.h streetNo II, srd floor.
Ladies of delicate constitu tons. or those suffering
from complaints peculiar 70 ne SEX are invited 10
In ORDER to satisfy an oft imposed upon community
that there is no Intention on the Part OF Dr IL 10
hombug them, he begs 10 state that no fee or rem'
neration will be received until entire satisfaction
shall be given.
X. b. HARRIS, NJ d,
Consulting Rooms. No 81. third floor. opposite the
de Is-sm" American Hotel, Richmond. va.
(sHEAP WHITE GOODS .-Cambrics
~ Jaconett.. swis.ess, Tarlstans. Check muslin-
ether similar goods. lately bougb, at New York, for
ia 70 ss'' 'A''p ~ J. MILLsER &SBRoTHER's.
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS SEED
"A Just received prime lot Of Kentucky Blue
CHURCH FLEMING,
1925 No 81 Main street
CARD.-At the Firemen's Ball on Mon
~ day evening, at the Old Market, n gen tleman
took through mistake, an 0FERcOAT leiongipg 10
another gentleman. and left his own. The mistake
can DO csrrected by calling at the Exchange loiei
jaH-5t%
60 BBLS. New York Syrup. for sale
w by lag b DAyEIPoRT9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-28

C,RESH DRY GOODS.
Byvarious arrivals. we are receiving
Irglish and American Prints, new styles
Black Gro Dc Rhines
Mohair De Heiges
Fancy Cassimeres In variety
White Tarlafsns Velvet Ribbons
Blacx aud Colored Cambrics
Hat Grapes, Marssilles Collars
IInckaback and Diaper Towels
White and Bun Marsaisles
Brass Hoops, Skirt Reeds, &c. &c.
To which We invite the attention Of the trade
jaT KENT. FAME Il 70.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-28

To THR VeTRRs or No. 2 Drsrror
80 III ~ oo.Nff OF HsSRtco. II hereby announce mr..
~ I NyS made vacant by the resignation OF
- s9e. ". msttert ksa shcald It be your pleasure
''h ~ we discharge OF the dutie. az the affice
Il, asn4 me greater part OF my life been engaged
na.a iba'fohs " which important trusts have been
a. air ~ ine think can serve the public
~ hh''aiiy "A have heretofore served indiyidnas
an JOSEPH ELLIvTT.
80. ms election takes place Thursday. the 18th
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