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FEVER AND AGUE.

EROM WHICH MANKIND SUF-
l. FER OVER A LARGE PART OF THE GLOBE,
duced by the poisonous mias Of vegetable decay This
aon Is evolved oy ne a9n on SOAR ReaI On we sol
below the horizon this fingers near the e1Ths sur
face and the virus taken with through the lungs into
the blood There irritating poison on the inter-
na vera and Icrong organs Of the body The liver be
ID bi from blood. Both the virus aud the bile
ilale "a the anu ~
al disorder The spleen the kiineys ana the stom9ch
sympathise with the liver and bee deTHnged also
eTDI The noTiOus infusion Concentrates the wFole blood Of
body the Internal excrotores 10 force them to cast 1t
IN, m, i5 lis crf n fails Tbep ihe FTvFR foils in
which the blood leaves the central and rshes to the
surface asif another effort to eXpe the irritating poison
through that other great othe skin In this also
It fails and the system abandOns the attempt exhausted
and waits for the recovery Of strength 70 repeat the hope
FESER AND AGUE Such constitutional disorder Will Of
cou1s und emlne the health If It is not reu OveO
we Savo labored TO fnd and have found, aniidOte.
AYERS AGUE CURE
Which neu rlises this malarious poison the blood and
Stimulates the yerto excel It from the body As should
And II does more rather does what Of service 10
those subject to this infection ftaken in season
it from the svsiem i is absorbed, and thus keeps
those who use it free from its Attacks keeps the system
health although exposed to the disease Cousequ ntly it
not onlv cures but prot the great variety of aec
tons which induced by this malignant influence such
as Remeut Fe Chill Fever, Dumb or Masked Ague,
FeTers Neuralgia Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness Tooth
ache Earache, Caarrh, Asthma Palpailons Painful At
fections Of the Stomach and Bow IS all OF which when ans
ing from will be found TO assume less the
intermittent ype This AGUE CURE removes the cause
OF these arrangements and cures the disease.
This accompshes by stimulating the eKcretOres TO
Become habted to do this their office Of their own
Hence ar.ses whet term acelmaon Time may accom-
Ish the same end but life long enough
a vrced the attempt, while this AGUE Cure does it
al ouce and win safety We nasv sI eason son 70
cI1s OF deas which caused y the misamae iniec
still another advantage 10 the public, which Is, that Is
'''''-p - PREPARED BY
L
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GRAIN.
Cleveland Produce Markets.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE. !

MORNING LEADER OFF1CE.l
Saturday. Dec. Is, IS5S !
FLOUR-Saes &0bbls extra Sc; 100 bbs do at s. Is 100
bbls do at S 25; 80 bbls double extra at s. IS.
WHEAT-We note sales red track at Slo9i do
do at 81 TO- 500 bu sIlo ordinary Indiann
white at s, ,Ik.
CORN-Sales car new Csc; car old at 66c.
HIGHwINES-5O bbls and 20 bbls at PIC.
APPLES-l5 bush new dried S2.25.
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Gtopes, Mt.
Stoves and Enameled Crates.
w. L. Marvin,

No. AZ South Side Public Square, nearly oppo-
site the Old Court House,
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STANDARD, BEMIS s MURRAY,
InnuCE CO MISSION MERCHAN

FLOUR.
We receiving the following we'll known brzndsoi
Flour on consignment TO which call the attsntio
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COMMERCIAL.
cleveland wholesale Prices Current
nECEMBER Is, 1s5.

Womens calfboOts
Women's KIP boots
Women's spiit bts
women's ; END il
Vonen's morocco
Misses boots ----
Childrens boots
Ladies gaiters 80
Misses CATERS go
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Drngs

d R. R.-NO MORE PAIN-NO
HE MORE SICKNESS-NO MORE RHEUMA-
TISAI Stiffness Of the JOints. Lumbagn, Headaches,
TOoihaches, suffering from other bodily inhrmtes The
raDid cOmplete efficacy o
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Bankers.
j. HerdInan & CO..

D. Her6lnan ~ Co.,
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
bankers AND DEALERS IN
u Foreign md Domestic Exchange, Uncurrent Money,
Specie and Land Warrants Collections throughout the
United States Canada and Europe promptly attended to-
Drafts and Bills Of Exchange Great Britain, Ire land
France and Germany We direct IN sums to SUIT, at
Sight and co days the following Banks and Branches
ENGLAND.
LondLn-lIessrs Prescott GrOte, Case Co, Bankers.
LIverpool-J. Barned x Co Bankers
Manchestar-MesSrs. CunllHe. Brooks & Co, Bankers
National Provincial Banks England and Branches thro
England and Wales.
Birmingham Banking Co
Yorkshire District Bank and Branches.
Lancaster Banking Co aud Branches.
IRELAND
National Bank Of Ireland.
Provincial Bank Of Ireland.
And ali their Branches athe principal and tOwus
SCOTLAND.
Dundee Commercial BanL ing Co.
GreenOck Banking 90. in G llsgow and Greenock
National Bank Of Scotland and Branches
We also furnish Draf any amount PAYABLE in the
pT1lctpal Cities OF The Continent OF Europe.
PASSAGE BY STEAMER or Sailing Packet Ships 10 or
from New York, Breat BrItan aad Ireland France md
Germany, can be $ cured at the lowest rates
For further particulars apply 10
seps j HERDMAN Co. as above.
H. WHlrNAN. n N. sTANDART c W sTINDART
WHITMAN, STANDARD & CO.
w Bankers. and Leaers in Foreign and Domestic Ex-
don and vii furnish Drafts for any amount PAYABLE at all
The principal pon Ireland Scotland France
and Germany COleCiloas made all accessible points
hr0nglnu the Uuit . States and Canadas mhs-lv
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MAXIM IONNEC4AO-ho
At Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo, Cleveland Co
Iumhus a. CINCINNATI Cleveland and Ere and Cleveland
and Pittsburg Rallr0ads-
/ Al Solot with hacks to t'hagrIa Falls, &c
At Mantua with hacks for Ravenna, &c
AT Bracevile with hacks To Newton Falls, &c o.,
Al with hacks TO Sharon, Greenfield, AeadYille
| All YOUNGSTOWN with STAGES fer New Castle Poland,
Lowell aud Enon Valley, and thence BY P. F. W. EC.R
R. TO pittsburgh. ,o,,,,, g.,
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Sd. TARRIN BOUDOIR MACHIN!
Wheeler & Wilson MaHuiae'g Co.'s Family
SEWING MACHINES,
New style Maehines for sJ0.


New style Machines for SJG.
SURELY this is GLORIOUS NEWS
- FOR THE LADIES.-The reduction in price brings
them within the reach OF all knowledge OF their mer
Call and give them examination, or send for PAM
phlet circular. -
Office Melodeon Block 9O3 Superior St, Cleveland o.
Opinions of the New York Press.
We prefer the Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines for
FAMILY UsE--N. Y Tribune.
Wheeler Wilson's machIpes the iavOrites for FANI-
LIES, being especially adapted to that purPoseNe0 10r
III Wheeler Wilson machine has secured and justly
maintains he for sewing every KIND oi male
Each one OF Wheeler & wilson's machines is lculaed
TO do the work Of ten ordinary sewers-J0ETal Of Com
Wheeler Wilson'S is beyond all question THE machine
for family use.-LIfe Illustrated.
The Wheeler & Wilson THE machine, par excellence,
for family use, aud We recommend It most emphatlcaily
In iookin out for the best would be to see The
machines OF Wheeler Wilson before purchasing else
Wheeler 5 wilson's machines combine everything TINT
eau be required IN the manulactue Of garments-N Y
ObSeruer.
maintains the pre-emiuence Day Book
Wheeler Wilson's machines combine all the improve
that have been invented for seying-N. Y Journal
The Wheeler Wilson celebrated machines are pTe-em-
neatly calculated family use and for this purpose have
equal Musical World.
Full examination has resulted in most thorou-h con-
the superiority Wheeler Wilson's machines,
and of their CT adaptation to family sewing in all It's
vuretiesy- Golden Prize
We confidently assert the eNcelle7ce and pre-eminent
superiority of the Wheeler & Wilsn's m9ehines family
use, and for sewing generaliy-Lddies Visitor
In own family, one of Wheeler 4 Wilson's
machines and cannot imagine anything perfect
N Y uf m
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Apples gr'n- F9bbl 3 0l(s- 4 ~
Do dried Pbus l ga ! 81
Peaches dr'd-- s9lb-6 q
DO unpld F9lb l2,0 Il
Figs lE]lb lOyn l2lS
Lemons .----F9boxT Goa 5 0t
Oranges - rlbox -
Raisins. VI r 9box , 62tn ? Is
Do layer TJboN3 ora 3 y
Cranberrips F9bbl9 50'GlO o.
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Star of the North.
The best Gas Consuming Stove in III,
World!

THIS is the most wonderful STOVE
that has ever been made, and the only that can
keep CONTINUOUS COMBUSTION OF GASES, thereby pro-
ducing remarkable FLAME from ANTI ActrE COAL.
By the peculiar of the apparatus the oxygen
of the atmospheric distributed equally the whole
surface the re-pot such that each jet or
fame, burning the conlcal perforated plate and ar
hlmber shall meet in the center OF the throat CIV ne no
chance the Gases escape unless mingled with the
oxygen which produces continuous flame and thereby
large increase of heat This combination makes Il he most
cal heating Stove IN the World Try it. and see If
our statemen' Oye-rated
The FLAME produced from these GASES makes one OF the
most CHEERFUL that can be imagined, and all from
ANTHRACITE Coal
with very little care
One years test has been made by he public and the man
ufcturers sustained in all they have claimed fer
this Stove.
sale by the subscribers the only authorized Agents
JOHN INGERSOLL x CO,
Dealers in Stoves, &c, l32 Superior street
sepl5d3m 209 Cleveland. OHIO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-10
By James M Taylor & Son.

NOtlOE ~ CONThACTORS AND
TOOLS, STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS At AErr
sion on MONDAY the 18th day Of December, 1855
on Jsmes river, the Tools. Implements and Ma
chhinery used at said Pump House. in conducting
the quarry ing business, &C.
The equipment is complete and well calcnIa.a5
SCREW LUMP. with gearing complete
4UEhhIChs, extra Blocks, &c
large arisn ss @%d of QUARRYIEa and CUT
CROWBARa, Drills. BLACKsxITHs,
AND CARPENTERS Tools, DC
Comprislng complete assortment of everything
necessary Tor canal or railroad JOB
ALSO,
superior 4sT or M iHka several SHEDS and guam
amount I months credit, for approved negotiable
notes. with " ls asn1ts sdqsd arr c:n
HA-sale by JAS VI TAYLOR & Son. Aucts. deg
VALUABLE FARM In HENRICO
COUNTY. AT THE TERMINUS OF THE
gK tnPts FARMING IMPLbMENTs, De- Al
requiring his undivided attention, will proceed ~
sell upon the premises, on THURSDAY. this 18TH
commencing at ii O'Clock. A. ii his farm situaiys23
In Henrico county. at the terminus of the Wesfhsm
Plank X. ad. adjoining the lands of b. W Green
Thomas Dickens and others.
1t Contains As acres of highly improved land
About 10 acres have been seeded in wheat and M
acres we'll set ia About As acres are beav;lv
wooded and the balance of the land ia ready flr
cultivation. ava
The improvements are a new framed dwelling
nou.e, WIN rooms. passage ana closets. 2negro
The property is supplied with spring and well
water, and substantially enclosed Any one wish
ing to purchase a really valuable farm con yenient
to the city. and In good neighborhood, would do
vel TO examine the premises before the day OF sale
After the sale of the farm, will be cold the entire
an lenEnta 4 in
part, of horses 3 mules, cows, 50 barrels corn
OATS shucks, fodder. &C large lot of farming nipple
ments. &c. &c
Terms for the Farm-Onefifth cash, the balance
at 2 g. and years for notes with interest added
and secured by trust deed For the personal pro.
perty, $40 aud under, cash ever that amount,
months credit for approved negotiable notes with
interest added JNO. W. CARDWELL.
Sale By JAMES NJ. TAYLOR SON. Auct's.
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AUCTION rALue.
~. <..-svs~-ss~>ss-~-~~~s~~.
FUTURE DlYN
By 0oddin B Appersnn,
TyRUgT SALE or 1Ior ovopor,

TRUST SALE OF A LOT or GROUND
- ON FIFTH STREET. ~ COURTS ApDIrInN
" virtue Of deed OF trust from L NJ Harold and
o. june 1851 .recordei In Richmond Hastings fauri
essd =, ed e trustee therein
DAY OF December. 1858. beginning Al o,cioet p II
Lot o. 1rotlnd In the said deed conveyed lying ia
Soutt addition to the city CT Richmond fronting
10 90 ieet on oth street and running back about
lzs 'esf being Lot designated o. No !. on Mat an
nsxed 20 deed from VIM MacfsrIapd ana wife r.
Enwd m de Yeas recorded in said C1urs 0 ~
Trkhs--0nefourth cash: balance in DON, .;rh,
dd AZ .Tslse MONTHS for negotiable notes. Interest
adoeo,) secured by lien on the nropaIty.
s.,.. H0WIs0N, Trustee.
rae conducted By GopDgS ApPERsoN AuctsS
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By Henry ". Quarles.
TRUST SALE OF A VERY EXTEN-

l. SIVE AND DESIRABLE STOCK OF BOOKS,
&C The undersigned Trustee in deed from Har.
rold Il Murray and wives, dated the 30th day OF
June, 1867, duly recorded in the Hastings Court
Richmond for the purposes of said deed and accord
ing to the terms thereof will prccet to sell at pub
day Of december, ls5s at 10 o'clcck. A. H.. At the
store No. 81 Broad str, et Richmond formerly &C.
cupied by said Harold Murray, and at the rooms
over the store of Johnston Whiting Broad street:
A very large and varied stock of Books, Stationa-
ry. Music, Instruments, Bindery Apparatus. Tools
and other articles and property-embracing stand
Natural and Moral Science. works of Poetry, Flc.
ton ard general Literature, new, and in good order
and many other articles presenting great attractions
TO those in want of such property, or having any
desire to embark in the book selling business
Catalogues will be ready BY the day OF sale.
IERMs:-Tor sums Of fifty dollars and under, cash;
for sums fifty dollars six months credit Tor ap
proved, endorsed negotiable notes.
RI HOWISON, Trustee.
Sale conducted by HENRY W. QuAELEs, Auct.
no21
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By Larus Il Shine, Aucts.

- GERMAN AND AMERICAN GOODS AT AUG.
lion We will commence 70 sell at public auction.
largest stock Of Staple ngish, German and Ameri.
can Goods. suitable for the city and country trade
Country merchants would find il TO their advantage
TO attend our sales. where they have an opportun-
ty ofaddjp3 TO their stocks in small lots great va
rety OF eabe articles not to be found in any 9th.
er establishment in this city. Also, q superior in
y9ce Of Gold Watches and Jewelry, Guns, Pistols.
Cutlery Fancy Goods, &c. together with good as.
sortment Of Housekeeping Goods.
each evening, until further notice. at No IA Main
street. LAKUS a SHINE
II
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By Richard Cauthorn, Auctioneer.
DUBLIC sALEOF a BUfLpINa ro1

pUBLIC SALE OF A BUILDING LOT.
u on 18th. between Grace and Franklin streets.
EOR SALE AT AUCTION - Will be sold. on
WEDNESDAY, the sth OF December upon the
premi es: at O'clock. P. M that valuable LOT. de-
scrioed above. fronting 80 feet 18th street and
running back ia feet, to an alley, aud d,oinina
lot belonging TO Stubbs and is the same property
purchased By the late Williamson Allen, Of Ruther-
de 4-tds
NJ The above sale is postponed on account ef
the luclemency Ell the weather, TO MONDAY, 18th
inst, at 4 O'clock , NJ. ''
de 9 r CAIrTUOpN Arc,
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HOUSE AND LOT IN SYDNEY AT

IL AUCTION We will sell upon the premises
on TUESDAY, the I4th inst commencing at 2Is
och OK. VI, a II, n.e AMI Lot In the town of sgd
ney, opposite the stables of Messrs Warwick q
8arksiale, and adjoining the Vineyard EQuare"
The House has about rooms, and is occupied at a
rent of S95 per annum
The lot fronts on Emwocd STREET about 40 feet,
and back l25 feet to 20 foot alley. Terms: one
third cash the balance at and 8months for notes
with interest aided, and secured 10y trrst deed
de4 JAS VI TAYLOR Il son, Anct's
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By Thomas W. Keesee,
(Ohice corner of l2sh and Cary streets. }

EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
AM AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, FARMING
UTENSILS. COWS, HORSE &c AT AucTiON -
WIN be sold on THURSDAY MORNING. December
l6!h at ii o'clock, at "summerfeld" near the Bow
Hcusehold and Kitchen Furniture. Farming Uten.
ss, Cows r orse &c, o
Terms Cash. il SHELTON
Executor of Sarah Shelton. decd
Sale conducted by THOMAS W. KEEsFE Apct
The Farm. containing A acres OF land with large
BRICK residence ard all necessary out Buildings In
for rent the ensuing year. JJ
dec Executor of q A "a
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IS, ssea FAIRFIELD FOB
<SSses5T-.sssfS%NS LEASE.-The well known
1>ENSszJ$.SSsAeNSS- Race Course and Farm, cali
ed FAIkFIi.D the proper
t. Of the late James Talley, within mile Of h
city OF Richmond, containing upwards Of eighty
acre., is for lease
If no private contract is made before TUESDAY
the 4th of January next, il iii, on that day, iii
fair if not. the next fair day. DO offered at public
auction, on the premises
No property, Of this description now obtainablc
offers equal advantages Its notorirty as a Race
Course, (haYHg been long and fami.ia' ly known 10
all the tCIfmen throughout the United States an.
its c9ntguty to the city, render it very desirable
both for racing aud farming purposes.
st he same time and place, will be sold on four
months credit. the puTcha 5ers giving negotiable
notes, with approved endorsers. for all sums over
twenty dollars, and under that cash, a quantity OF
corr. OATS. and FODDER; several valuable
MULE; some fine CATTLE; Household and Kitch
EN- Furniture, &c.
Several abie-bodied likely Negro Men will be hired
cut at the same time.
l5-dfd EDM'D HESTER M
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A DEMONSTRATORS sA!EUF LAND,
"A STOCK, CROPS, &c Will be ssld on WE'D
NESDAY, the 18th day of December next, at the
ususl hour. at the late resi- enca of Thomas AGREE
deed. in Hanover county. near MechaDicsville
land on which the said AGREE lately resided about
fifty or sixty acres, with good and comfortable i'm
overwhelmingly adapted TO vegetables as
well grain After the sale of the land. the stock
OF Horses Cows. Hogs. crops Of Corn, Oats. Fodder,
Earning lmpleme mis- and the Household and
Kitchen Furniture will also be sold.
TERMS. For the land one third will he required in
cash; balance in IL and Is months Interest added,
for notes with approved security and secured by
trust decd For the other property, c. ash tor all
sums under $40; over that amount hix months
crecit for bonds with good security.
w B SYDNOk,1 Adm'rs with the will
VIM CATLIN annexed of Thos.
JB BARRICK,J AGREE. decdd.
do 7-ew2t
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OFFICE FURNITURE, IRON SAFE

Y AND LEASE OF OFFICE, AT AUCTION -
On MONDAY, 18th inst, at 10 o'clock. will SELL Mt
the Office. of nth and Cary streets. recently
occ upied by W smith, ESQ,
One large size Iron Safe
Two Mahogany Cesks
One Copying Press
Gas Fixtures, Chairs, Tables &c, &c
After which, the Unexpired lease of eaid Office,
up TO LIST July, 1859.
Possession given immediately. Terms cash.
deg B COCK, Auct.
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By E. B. Cook. Auct.
GRAND SALE :; OF En-.
- IT. A II u A r Y.
FRhNCh Oh!NA. BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE
slLVER-PLATED GOODS, ROSEWOOD
WORK BUXE5, &c.
A t A ton.
SIGNOR G. B PANDOLFINI & CO.,

SIGNOR It. b PANDOLFINI & CO.,
(FR0M ITALY,
respectfully inform the ladies and gentlemen of
Richmond and vicinity, that they will dispose of.
l4th and 18th inst, at 10 O'clock M and q, O'clock
NJ. at the store Of L COOK No 10 Main street
(Which has been particularly arranged for the &C,
commodstion Of the ladies,) the most elegant cll
lection of Goods ever offered at auction In this civ
consisting in part CT, viz:
ITALIAN MARBLE, ALABASTER AND AGATE
STATUARY.
In this superb collection may be f. und large VA.
riety of articles, of beautiful design and workman.
ship, many OF which or sinal pieces such as
The Classical Hebe; Roman, Grecian, Neapolitan
and other we'll known forms OF Vases
Statuetts OF sculpturtd Alabrster such as Come.
dy. Tragedy, Venus Dancing Girl, Amore, Psyche,
and other beautiful groups and figures.
large collection OF superior Bohemian Decora.
ted and Engraved Glassware
French China Dinner Sets; Tea Sets
Large Vases, and other ornamental goods, richly
decorated
Rosewood Work Boxes and Writing Desks
English Toilet Ware
Supes ior Silver Plated Goods, heavily plated and
richly chased
BroBzsd Goods. Fancy Articles. &c.
The above goods have just arrived from Europe
Pandolini from the great studios of Italy and the
Roy al manufactures of Prague and Vienna.
Tn SO goods have never been offered in any other
market and it is confidently believed that The citi-
zeps OF Richmond have lneyer had so desirable an
opportunity presented II them of obtaining arti.
cies of equal eleg snce, ornament and utility.
The goods will be open for free exhibition on Mon
day, the 18th inst
The ladies are particularly invited to examine the
goods and attend the ssle
Catalogues will be ready the morning of the
day of sale. Sale peremptory.
de i T. b COOK. Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-10

MOET L. CHANDON'S GREEN SEAL
AZ CHAMPAGNE.-Ws are now receiving the
above Justly celebrated Wine. TO which we call the
particular attention OF those IN want Of the moot
superior article OF Champagne Wine imported.
sELDEN h MILLER.
d. Corner Cary and Pearl street.
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EDUCATION.
ROCK MILL ACADEMY.


ROCK MILL ACADEMY,
TIT. BUCKINGHAM COUNTY. VA.
uay "a February. 1859. a'e"'
month TIroa i "a INV ~ so " Per
nos-ts IIncipai,
81 ECT COUNTRY BOARDING
pSSCaMuUL FOR YOUNG LADIys.-Mrs urnpv
!, bkuokE proposes on tho 10th of tsctobs r.st
open boarding School for young ladies At ALL
'anY, W the county of Hanover - "'A
All the higher branches OF feua,e aaro,.,,r ~,
oe tsnght Including French, Latin. Italian Mns,n
VIII be competent assistants "''"' shen's therc
. Mr. EDWARD GPENTER rou ra.,s.
1907 Sii take charge Of the Department, III Mnsi
ftench and Drawing, A' va "asie'
10 -, the present year the School will be removed
.r,. ns country In the neighborhood OF Ashland
CONSEQUENTLY PAYABLE IN ADVANCE THE prar "a
- -, THE END OF YEAR: A.
ror "oeru. including feel and lipnts s,-s M
Fhglish Branches a. ~ ~
shsuages teacn -...-,...,.....,., % M
music-Professor's Foes ~ w
90
M
for inrther information, address ~ w
o.o. HENRY L BROOKE
~ No Ashland Virginia
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MOTICE.-The subscriber having dis
~ posed of the business heretofore conducted by
him at his old stand, No "a Main street. Richmond.
Va, unto Messrs SALMON BALL. would take
this opportunity Of returning bis sincere thanks
his friends and the public generally for the very
liberal patronage so long continued towards him,
and respectfully asks continuance of the same to
his successors, whom he takes pleasure in recon-
mendng to his O. d patrons and the public as gem
tlemen fully capable Of conducting the SADDLE
and HARNESS BUSINESS. and are also eminent
ly worthy of their conf 7ence.
JOSEPH II. COLQUlTr Agent.
Richmond Dec. 9th lt5S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-10
by Jas. NJ. Taylor 4 Son, Aucts.
- BUILDING LOTS IN THE DIAN

- BUILDING LOTS, IN THE PLAN
at W BusNA VISTA. TOWN or SYDNEY.
a. r1frTrSSpi,S.IWili be sold, upon the premises.
on TUESDAY, the 18th inst say imms diately After
me fale OF the House ana Lot oppoe lite the stables
O'clock, M IL beautiful BuiIding Lots In tie pIan
ing the Baptis Chapel A'"''' ""'oia
The Lots front 30 feet esch on William. .,rast
and run back l4n feet to an alley
IkgAs-one-third cash; the balance at 4 and =
tanned Jas M TkVIOi; auv an Nv TO-
de 10 So.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-10
by Henry W. Quarles, Auct.,
(No. $50 Main Street.)

GOAL OIL.-Coal Oil and LAMPS. Re-
~ ceivsd. q fresh supply of Coal Oil, warranted
the les: kind. and will not smoke, BY
GEORGE DOWDEN,
Druggist and Chemist,
deS us Broad st., above 9th.