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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-09
DTCHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE

~ The Fifth Session will commence October 1885,
and close the last Thursday In June. 1889.
found to be desirable but it is hoped the experience
acquired ty Previous sessions and the additional
teachers now secured, will give greater facility and
success In carrying out the sy stem which has al.
Rev b MANLY, JR, will retain the position Of Pre-
sident, which be has occupied from the beginning.
and will devote his attention exclusively to the in
stYuction and SUPERVISION of the school being freed
from the care Of the borders
The Boarding department will be entrusted to
Professor CHAs WINSTON and his Lady. in whom
he highest confidence. Professor Winston " i'll also
give instruction in Ancient Languages AMI English
Literature. Heis Master Of Arts vi the University
Of Virginia. end recently Professor ia TransJ vania
University, KY.
The Trustees are Ia correspondence with gen.
teman of deserved reputation Professor of Math-
ematics, whose name will be announced at an early
day.
The services of DR. LEWIS. as Professor of Nat.
ura Sciences, of Miss h. AIRY THOMPSON as instruc.
tor in French of DR. r BUcHLEh, as teacher of Ger.
man, have been again 8ecurec; and additional as
sstance will be provided for instruction in the Eng
iish branches Of the Coll giate Department. Miss
JANE sIANARD. Mrs ANN MALLORY. Miss MARY
charge Of the Preparatory Glasses.
MIR CLAP Will continue 70 be the Principal Of
the Music Department, and will be aided by such
will be made for instruction in painting, drawing,
and other ornamental branches.
TEsMS-PER SESSION OF GINE MONTHS:
Hafpay able In advance. Oct the remainder Feb Is
French in Preparatory Department .............. ~
English Tuition in Collegiate Departure nt...... 20
Ancient and Modern Languages, each.--......... 81
Music on Flano u Gutar....-.. so
Use of InstrCment.
Drawing Needle Work, or drecian Painting ..... ~
M raining 40
au 6-2m B MANLY, Jn.
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VLAssICAL AND COMMEKCIAL

On gth street, between Broa q and Marshall.
h hSEaos S s sMfr & 4 N. Principals.
Professor EMlON, Instructor In French.
This institution " i'll reopen on Monday the 10th
Of September.
The number Of scholars received into this school
10 limited 90 that each pupil has the special atren
ton of the Principals The OF instruction In
tie primary etudies is critical and thorough and
advanced pupils and young men are htttd Tor busl-
ness or for entering either OF the classes in College
Kecitations are conducted with of Mathematical
Blocks Charts Globes and various apparatus
Pupils In Bookkeeping will receive particular
attention.
Circulars containing further information can be
II Richardson.
One Of the Principals can be found ct the study on
Bread st. I'd door from 9Th Ut. au l6-zn
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6e 6-2ma
nav STATE RANCE w

DAY STATE HANGING have made
- arrangements with the manufacturer for the
sale Of this superior COOKING RANGE, and invite
the attention Of purchasers to the advantages which
we offer:
lst. The Range is made of the best iron. il simp
In its construction; and conveniently arranged.
III. 1t can be operated with wood or coal.
81. 1t can be set up end removed at pleasure, as
readily as the common Cooking Stove.
b. We can furnish them to any required size,
with or two ovens and with four or six Boilers.
with or without water hxtures-and WARRANT each
one sold to give satisfsction to the purchaser.
5th Repairing pieces always tn hand. which will
be put in when required at q reasonable price.
9Th. The price of this Range is moderate (for Q
frst-csss artcle) as we can afford to sell them At
manufacturers retail prices.
in brick all of WEIGH have suited our customers
and have not cost any enc Of them anything for
repairs.
ALSU-Several varieties of Lew Priced Ranges
for tale at the Goysrnor Street stoye Stove.
sa6 GEORGE STAREETT.
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8nucArIoM.


CHE0APEAKE FEMALE COLLE0f.
~ HAMPTON, VA. Rev. CHAs A HAYMOND.
ltescrs and several Fensaie Aaststantg
Ths nexf session OF this school VII ctnmsnce the
8raf MONDAY In october, md clcs4 In JulY follow
inR students will he received at eng tine. No de-
ductjo wifi BE- made fnr late entTnnee, unsas t ~
six weeks after the comnlercement pS the session.
Alter entering. there yIn De no aeauctian inr ab-
denis from abroad will beard on the college prem
iscs except % the discretion q the Board Of Trus
Exprssrs FOR . full ee~Iou, parable one-haif 1t
the commencement. the remainder at the expirar
ton Of the 6rst hslf Of the session. In the Aca.
epf ciei Course, including Ancient Languages and
fetoaal fsr which the charges srs extra
Mnkic fipstrr meutai.) Der session.. 50
Modern Lang uaRes. each, FER 20
Drawing Der N
CopfiuRent fnnd. including use Of piano, school
expenses 10
Beard, rer session, including washing. fuelaa
lights 100
Pupils purchase for cash their own books sta
tonery, sheet music. &c. &c, and pay two dollars
each . 70 m for keeping In tune the pianos upon
Vocal music in classes at the charge Of the teacher
II will tins be seen that the whole expense for
rupil In the Collegiate or Academic Department
without music or optirn nal studies. but including
board and sill coming 'ueies. is PEI. year S2I1.
If expenses In music department sre added $3.50
Ministers of the 6ospel entitled to send their
daughters free of tuition In the Coli giste and AGA
FOR further information address the President. or
se7-dlm WM X VAUGHAN. NJ d. Sec'y.
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CHERIFf,s SALE OF VALUABLE

CHERIFF,S SALE OF VALUABLE
- MILL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND.--By virtue of a distress warrant In my
hands IN favor Of the Comm Jnwealth Of Virginia,
shali seIl at public auetion on tho premises. on
WEDNEeDAY, september Is lgs, q u O'clock a
M. ali the Machinery and fixtures OF the nill
known ~ Bragg's Mn. In thu. city. consisfing 10
i5O barrels per day, improved d,nr pscker, superb
OK smut Machine. Fans, Boiling Cloths, hour ard
vhole sad 10 be in first rAso order and ready f.r
immetiase use without any additional expense.
The machinery viii be sold - Whole % the biz b.
the mex pirsd lease Of years the mill yats E
power KILLERS house, negro house and peAh1o and
Terns cssh. Sor sii the msehipsry, fixtures, Ac-
The terms Of the lease win BE- made Known o. tbs
dav ~ snIe H.k. HELYAON.
e -dtd Sheriff CITY Richmond.
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By Jas NJ. Taylor & Son, Aucts.
VALUABLE FARM IN oO0CHLANl

COUNTY FOR SALE AT AUCT1ON.-Wui
TENDER IS commencing at II O'clock, n. valuable
Farm in the county Of 0oOchland. ~ miles fir N
James River and miles from the Court House. and
adjoining the laEda of Thos Dtane Bennett Clarke
aud others. The Farm contains sls1S acres onehalf
of which il cleared and in ne state Of cultiyatiop:
the other is heavily timbered. The neiehborhood 10
good and rsmaI kaoly healthy. The improvements
consist OF . conf rtable dwelling. kitchen. negro
cabins barns, stable. &c, together with orchard
and y supply Of vat on the premises.
Mr. John b. Carter. living ON the place. VIII show
the land 10 any one wishina 20 view the ealne 1he
81 wheat this fall and possession the LIST II Jsnus
ry next.
! TRINs-One fourts cash; the balance 8. u end le
months for notes. with interest addsd, end secured
by 8 trnst deed JAS n TAYLOR : son,
an l6-MWAFtlstStdtds Aucsionsers
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y7ALUABLE FARM OF lao ACRES

ON THE NEW BRIDGE ROAD, 81 MILES
BELOW RICHMOND, fOa SALE AT AUCTION =
AZ the request Of the owner will sell, ut public
auction. on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 10th
ii not the next fair day. the very desirable Farm
located ~ above, formerly owned and occupied by
Dir John Goddin There 10 about 100 acres epsn
land in high state Of improvement. The baionce
of the land Is covered for the mos. part Wth wood
and timber. The build nRs on the place consis Of
been recsntiy painted, papered and other~ise RI,
paired; and a good Kitchen. The place II hedfthy,
and the neighborhoo6 good.
TxsMs-0ne-fourth cash, or Q satisfactorily en-
dersed note At months, balance at l. 2 and years
for negotiable notes. interest added. secured by
trust deed. Possession given immediately.
se3 6ODDsN 4 APsEkS0N Aucts
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'T7HE EXERCISES OF Mr.. ETUARTS
l. CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICALSCH
will be resuIned Monday, Oct 4th, corner Clay and
9th streets
English. Latin and nsthematics.........S5O

: TERMS.
English. Latin and Mathematics........S50 %
Greek, Observation-Disclosures. 10 60
Modern Languages. each................... 20 %
The Principal has had an experience, instructor
of youth of EIGHT years. three of which were spent
as the assistant in mathematics at The Virginia Mil
itery institute He is aided in the departing nts OF
Ancient Languages, &c. by N aster of Arts of the
University who brings wi h him testimonials of the
highest character from the Faculty.
REFERENCES: =
Faculty Of the State Military Institute. Lexing
ton Va Messrs Jno NJ Patton p Gtattau, u A
Myer., Thos K Price and Geo ID Fisher, Capt @ Dim
- I'M
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- GUNS AND GUN ?.
INERY,-As the season ser Fan q

ppOfL uA9 ,eIItSe0s anu 0U09r <xkf6sE
= . mon are only waiting g0odH I3
tdes 70 enter the marshes aEd bag tho Bora We beg
to remind them OF all that = necessary to ensure
pI.cE-no Dutch c.st iron affair. that Dey hurst the
ing the Rame--then ron want sArErY 1LASx. sgch
as cannot be exploded By accidental spafks With
these as . fonpdation, get ron good sflQ5 4iR
sufficient qusrtity Of No. SHOT, one or two e$ais.
tiers OF DrAMoND GRAM PownEn. q fsN boxes 0e nss
wATKR PR0sY CAPS and CHIMIcAl WApe. P(cKEr
FLASK and LkATHaKN Cur, thsn hie to the marshes,
jump into light nat bottom boat, ard With fair
lides and skillfu1 POLICEMAN. ron mAy pop over
Sora aiter Sors. until you have more than yol want
For fear. however, that you may MESA tide oT grow
weary OF shootipg, BE- sure TO lake with you your
fishing TACKLE, Tor we have had many plooaaut
hours with speckled, white and ring Pet6E y Nile
waiting for rise Of water. Or II y0n prolfr ghap
py hour In the woods. let yQur uTtI b yQut COM
panion, and the myralds OF squirrels 10 - bind
every whe q. will supply ron With tdrud Dylctice.
by way Of varying the scenes But, says tbe BpQtts
man, .e hare NO sur b outfit a. Jou ysccmmend.
what shall v def Go 1t once to JANH9 .WA12H.
10. ". Main street. and n he doe nos eJ4usu4 In
the most eegApt manner. And upon sesh tsrpt ~
win aatound you By their moderation. then ye con-
ait prices. ths ush vs have bssa esyossa teih On
- FOE 6ALR.&3e lsFge asist On
~ broke MULES, ; ysanAA d ttep< yer
in the font Mule Lot, Il. Rsda6rd III, P's
Stable. formerly occupied b 0resn yt!lt sns
re s-sts Iats o. LoxJ1H1od ~.
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. CONGRFSs HALL 40
ATING SALO0N

No. IL, Trankiin stres.. near the Market.
q. MASON, Supsriutend6hk
The preprietor respectfully annognces 70 che pbb.
lie that he has recently opened tbs aboye named
house. and soicits the patronage Of his fSsp6s ind
otheIs. no effort viii be spared TO please kis ems.
toners. The Bar viii he sappbed With choice LIZ
al hours Persons engaged ct the market viii And
this house yeEy csnysnispt to havsthsir mee!ssFs-
Board can be had BY the day or Neek. .aIa
M lint .fs Ia JUGIUH O. OxWA
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TRUSTEE'S SALE on VALUABL,
MARKET FARM OF 40

ACRES, TX MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND,
NEAR THE RAILROAD. FOR SALE AT ACCfY0s.
Viii be sold at public auction on FRIDAY, the 18th
day Of September, Immediately after the sale Of
Chestnut Grove 10 acres of land, located near the
Richmond and fredericksburg Railroad, and near
the ola Deep Run Tusnpits Il l miles from Rich
ing from the said turnpike to dwelling Of JOSEPH
einton. Esq., and originally belonged to the Higgen
botham estate. The land has several beautiful OAK
groves upon it, suitable fer building. Ths above
property is admirably situated for Insrket garden
being within thirty minutes tide Of Richmond.--
About twenty acres Of which will produce tobacco,
without any improvements. The land will be d.
vided into ten acre lots ii desired.
TIRxS.-One-third cash; balance in one and two
years for negotiable notes. interest ADDED secured
by trust deed. OS TAYLOR.
IA 0oDpiN 4 APPERsoE, Aucts se4
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nEsIRA BILE BRICK TENEMENT.


AUCTl0N.-Wnl be sold on MONDAY. the 18th
O'Clock, II. the brick Tenement located as above.
for macy years past In the occupS6cf of Mr. Peter
Trueheart 1t sdjoins the lands Of Messrs Jchn
be made without limit or reserve, persons may At
tend with the expectation OF getting bargain.
TRNs-0ne-fourth cash; balance at 4, and II
nonths for negotiable notes int. rest added secured
ne -. - Il AIcfs
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. VALUABLE BRICK LUMBER HOU

. VALUABLE BRICK LUMBER HOU-
- sRs, ON TIE SOUTH a. DE OF TBE ALLEY
LEADING FROM lirH TO 18TH STkxETs. AND
AT AUCTION with be sold on TURaDAY. the
18th d ~ Of Septsmbsr, 1853. on the premises. com
Ilensins ct ~ o'clock. y, the three sriek Lun'
diatey In rear OF the tenement on Main street. now
and for many years past occupied BY Mr. Thomas 4
Rust and also in rear Of the building ON 5th street
occupied by Mr. Nype.
TxRMs--0ns fourth cash; balance at 6. IL and Is
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
Sc GoDDlN 1 APPERsON. Au,ts.
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RICHARDSON & co.
~ TEAL EXCLUSIVELY IN.
AND KEEP FOR SALE IN QUANTITIES SUIT PURcHAsERs
At THEIR
WARE ROOMS, NO. 05 MAIN ST.,
RICHMOND, VA,
= 80 CARPETINGS,
FLOOR Oil CLUTnS,
RUGS,
MATS,
CURTAIN GOODS,
WINDOW SHADES.
TABLE OIL CLo1Hs,
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS, &c.

=
CARPETS. OIL CLOTHP, WINDOW
SHADES AND CURTAINS.
We are now prepared 70 offer to our frierds, Gus
BUSINESS, the largest assortment Of all the Goods
embraced IN our card above. that we have ever had
beautiful. the roriey qualify 10 nnsurpass.d and
having been imported by ourselves, under the most
favorable circumstances direct from the manufac-
turers in England and sel cted with care from the
best factories in this unfry, feel justified ia de-
caring and toiH sell them at low prices as
can.msnufacture, can be purchased at any house in
the United States.
We cordially invite all buyers and visitors to the
city to examine .ur stock.
RICHARDSON CO.,
mir az
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By 3. B. Cook & Co.


9 ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANOS AT
- .ACCrlON.-On FRIDAT. leth instant, ct 10
O'Clock, We will sell ct cur store, (up stairyJ three
splendid POSI- WOOD PIANOS, deliberately carved
cas- D. lego and pedals, with full metal plates.
These Pianos are entirely new. Of fine tone finish
ca IN the most medtrn manner. and are full seven
Opportunity does not otter oct mr. a. they viii be
sold without any regard TO price.
The Pianos are now ready for Examination to
asked. -
TEBxs-4 months credit, for satisfactory paper.
SOS COOK ! 90, Aucts.
MULES, COWS AND CALVES, HOGS,
W &c AT AUCTI0N.-On WEDNESDAY, 18th
inst. at Iaoclock will sell at my farm. four miles
above Richmond. on the Deep Run Turnpike,
Young. well broke Mules
Cows and Calves
A lot Of fine Hogs aa
100 bushels Irish and Sweet Potatoes
Terms made known at sale.
r. STAPLES.
sals conducted By = B Coox Z Co. Auct. ses
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By Alex. Notf, Auot {.

sst@f
FURNITURE. GROCERIES,, s6oEe,
Ac-WHI be sold q ancttpn. at NJ aere FMS
MORNING. q loo'sieek. suaal let Of second haaa
oscoERrRs-m Ibis whsaey; 10 j cssDn Bran
d.; 90 hbls new Hersinss; 20 kegs Cut and Wrought
Nas; 1850 Cigars. choice brands 500 lbs Baccp:
g - rs.ms WrapTinE Paper; crockery. Glassware
lLse-sessss Isdiss Isstins aalssrs; Mems and
DRY 0OOpe--Cashmsrs ana velyse vsstfrgs; Me-
Tovele; Mems Heavy cotton focks: BIsck Cassi-
mere; sflk Neck Ties; 6usDsEders: Gloves, &c.
-, ALEX MOTT, Ascs.
COMMISSIONER SALE on HOUSE
~ AND LOT ON CHURCH HlLL-Pursuant to
decree OF the County Court Of Heufico t11teFpd on
the 18th day Of January, isoe in the suit Of Humid
teys w. Hunoley, &C., !, - con Uisojoner therein
named shall rrccesd 10 ssIl, mon the pFrmiees q
the highest bfddsr. At public auction. on MONDAY
the 10Th sepsenber 1883. st ~ O'clock NJ = House
and Lot on Church Hi lately 10 the ptssession Of
Clay ADD leigh sreete. The lot fronts thirtythree
feet on 18th street. and yuns back cns HUNDRED and
twenty five feet to fourteen feet alley and has M
On 4 comfortable and co0nodious DWELLING
The title is believed to BE- good. but a commits
sioner fhAll convey with special warranty only.
TERMS.One third cash, the balance upon . credit
q SIX AMI twelve months. with interest from the
day Of sale. The purchaser to give good endorsed
title TO be retained until the whole purchase money
h paid. : -
sslewIli BE- made at * o'clock PM.
se S-tds C9 0RIsWOLD, Comm'r
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ALTiMOkE
- COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
FOUNDED 1882. CHARTERED 1854.

LOCA TED
Corner of Baltimore and Charles Sts.,
Baltimore, Md.
THE LARGEST COMMERCIAL COLLEGE IN
THE UNITHD STATES.
DESIGNED E-fPR ESSLY FOR IOUNG MEN
Desiring 10 obtain
THOROUGH PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION.
FACULTY:
Z x. LOSER, Princip al-Lecturer the Science OF
Accounts, BUSINESS Customs. DC.
J. VI. PHILLIPS, Professor OF ock-keeping and Com
merciai Calculations
n. Ii. DAVIES, Associate Prof of Book Keeping.
N. G. JOHNSON, Professor of PeEmanship.
8 T. WILLIAMS, Esq., Mercantile Law.
Rev. Il. y. REESE ID. D.. Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon: Thomas swami. Vim: H. KeishieT: Esa.
Jacob Trust. ESQ William knabe, Esq.
EVERY YOUNG MAN
Should write Immediately for Of those lar e and
beautifully OF namented Circulars, representing the
exterior and interior view of the
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
penmanship, &C.. which will be sent by return mail
FREE OF CHARGE, with Catalogue containing List OF
Students Terms of Tuition Opinions of the Press Oh
our new system Of Book Keeping, DC.
nI- Address E X LOSIER,
au 2-lmifs baltimore. Md.
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DICHMOND MALE ACADEMY, "a
IL SKLECT CLASSICAL MATHEMATICAL and
ENGLISH SCH00L,) franklin STREET, ABOVE 7rH

The SIXTH Annual session will open on MON.
DAY, the 18th Of September. Terms, &c same as
last year.
The advantages of a SELECT SCHOOL are oh vious to
the mind of every rejecting parent and such this is
designed to be In the strctest of the word In
consequence of the Senior Class entering College,
well rs other pupils going into business there
will be some vacancies Class for beginners in
English and Latin will be formed those aisJ will be
ormed. The course Of instruction is thorough and
Systematic. The Primary Department receives par
ticular attention Faithful and well qualified Assist
ants are engaged For further particulars, apply
after the 18th Of september at the schooiheuEe.
D.
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~ CHARLOTTESVILLE PLANK ROAD, SIX
MILES FROM kICHM0sD, FOR sALE.-We al
auth orized to sell the small Farm located above
now occupied by Mr. T CO BIB. cont aiming ~ acres
twenty of which are cleared and very highly i'm
proved. the balance in OAK and pine. The improve.
rooms kitchen. corn house. and all other ne c. ssary
out-houses. 1t is considereda FIRST stand for
grocery store for taking of St. OK, &c. large
nish large quantity OF manure The place is,per-
fsctly healthy. good water on the premises. IN 2
good neighbor hood. and convenient to several
churches. Apply to Mr. Cobhs on the premises, or
to GODDIN APPEK4ON.
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AR. LEFEBVRE's SCHOOL,

lvA CORNER CT GRACE AND FoUsHEE STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
The next session Of our School begins the LIST 81
OCTOBER. 1855. and ends the LIST of JULY, 1859
For toe benefit of young ladies who have finished
their regular course of studies and who wish to car.
~ on further their mental Improvement there will
be class in Bellies Letters and
twice week Price of admission, $50 for the Who'll
session. and $l5 to pupils who take other studies
The greatest efforts will be made to render this both
interesting and improving.
to the little children orally without any charge.
FACULTY:
HUBERT P LEFEBvRE. 81, Principal.
MMG WILLIAMS. A b, Vice Principal.
Gibson. Miss Mary G Gordon. Mrs Eliza Bartlett,
Madame Blanchet, Mrs Miriam Taylor. Madame
Marie Estyan, John Calyo, C W Thilow, VIM
Grabau. Eiiodoro CAMPS, Heinrich Schneider.
TERMS:
For Board GG
For Llght5 ...... on
Fer English Tuition 40 Oh
cor mooern Languages, each ~ W
FOR French. when studied exclusive of the
English tranches................ 40 on
For Latin ~ %
For Music on Piano. Harp. Guitar. organ. or
Singing
For less (of al hour) week............ 40 NJ
For two lessons (of an hour) week ......... so o.
For three lessons (of an hour) week l20 M
For four lessons (of an hour) ek....... 100 OG
For the use OF ri tno VI
ror Drawing, rom Mode. S.................. 20 IN
ROr Drawing. from Nature. ......-.... 40 o.
FOR palntlns In alter 40 0(
psI IN rHmInting e.. 50 q
years OF .................... ~ u
" ' - W. HG 1bR; LEFEBvRE.
have So eral of my pupils to place as teachers
Persons, by appy to me- may secure the services
oil competent Instructors. Fl p L.
au 5-d3m
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~ SPRINGS. 49,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
srrlE e n N A N - ExDR n Z q T.n n V1sMY.

I3t Main Street.
Visitors 10 the White sulphur Springs and Springs
in the vicinity are respectfully notified that We have
extended our kXPRES5 FACILITIES 70 the above
places via the Central Railroad to Jackson River.
and from thence BY Express Wagon line to White
Hulphur. This company can confidently recommend
their arrangements TO the public - being reliable
charge Of and delivered ct the SPRING. q mail speed
and st moderate prices. Visitors are recommended
to send their baggage by this convey ance ~ they
will necessarily avoid all trouble In transferring
and procuring checks along the route.
ia 70 L MACDONOU0H. Agent.
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IT. JOsEPH's ACADEMY, Rich

CONDUCTED BY THE sisters OF CHARITY
This stitution will resume udk s on Ne FIRST
MONDAY Of september. sders, for board and
tuition aud use OF bed and bedding. also fer washing
ana manding, pay per annum $l30. to he aid semi
annually. in advance Day Scholars, according to
the branches they study pay from "a to 50 per quar-
ter in advance farther particulars, apply at
the Academy 4th and Marshall sts or to the Rt Rev
J MfGILL Bishop of Richmond se3-d&cvta
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~ L. C. SALTER'S
VI. ENGLISH, CLASSICAL,

AND MdI1EHA IICAN OO13OOk1 EOts h'O1N :
oNCLAY STREET, NEAR TIE CORNER OF SECOND
Tie sixth session of this school will commence on
MONDAY, the 18th September next, aud close the
18th of July following.
The course of instruction embraces the Latin,
Greek an French languages, Mathematics, and the
various branches OF q thorough English educatioR.
The Principal pledges himself to spare ne labor or
pains to promote the Improvement and best inter-
ests OF those ntrusted TO his caIe to the1i moral
no less than to their training. he will de-
vote himself with untrinx assiduity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-09

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