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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-23
GRAND DENOMINATION OF TIE REDS
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Torchlight Celebration In Memory Of
0rSini and Pierri.
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SCENES on THE LINE OF MARCH
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FIFTEEN THOUSAND PEOPLE PRESENT.
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SPEECHES IN THE PARK.
Addresses by John Allen, Citizens Maggl, Le-
seine, .Tzsehirner, sezprnszck, Pusch-
muller, Walsh, Graham and Tucker.
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DESCRIPTION OF THE CATAFALQUE.
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Cries Of "Vive Napoleon !'-Are we
Assassins?
&C., &C., &c.
SCENES on THE LINE OF MARCH
FIFTEEN THOUSAND PEOPLE PRESENT.
SPEECHES IN THE PARK.
DESCRIPTION OF THE CATAFALQUE

In obedience TO the following call for celebration In
memory Of the execution of Orsn aud Perr the French
regcides, the syDpsihiDrs with those "msrtyrs' par
cpated In great strength last night in torchight pro
csssiop-
CELEBRATION IN HONOR OF TIE DvArB OF 0RsrNI
PIXRRI AND PIANORI.
The procession begin It's march from Union square,
corner of Broad gay and Four street. and 70 move
down. under the direction the Marshal OF the fest.vy
Captain OttO enu the citizens larger and Schebe
jutauts and the members Of the committee
sub marsbals, through Broadway TO Beecksr street,
through Blocker street 70 BoveIy through Bowery
Canal street. through Canal street 10 Broadway and City
Hall, in the following ORDER
schurszen Corps Of the New York Turner's, with drums
red banner anG two trarspaTencjes.
Members Of the Committee
New York rurn. vere.n.
Representatives OF all lAtopaes who not rsarchr
with the societies.
wilamsSurger rurners
GeyUan societies.
French delegates
MUSIC
Cenotaph accompanied by women and children in mourn
Italian delegates
Members ~ toe Committee.
Biumeuthalsr fr.ner,.
ExEcrTrvE COMMITTEE Mes Case, Deeuchy, Book
Marchesse Graham, Walsh, Grube, e. L. Kapf, Stopped
een, Kapf, rrauo.
The whole lre of march YVES dersey crowded w-.h
spectator not only the sidewalks hu. n the wndovs
though but little enthusiasm exnie,ed by the
lockers on.
Al seven O'CLOCK toefe Wefe 0us ie" sssemoieS N
Union square; but At quarter past seven the wagon
loads Of torches arrived and drew up At the base Of
Wsshpston's statue. About toe same tune the cssa
fAique the ground and tcos is position a. the
corner Of Fourteenth street and Third avenue Toe
crowd gradually increased snd at half pas: there
were some i've thousand people assembled The line
thee formed very pea.,y Il the order Of tie fore
gong programme, marching elk abreast. Hesding the
procession the SeS YORK Turner's, carry pg the rel
flag, furied and decorated with steamers OF craze and
the Tags or their dsrep; clune and and aere the
American Gag. Tier came transparency, ~ith the
vords, "rhe martyrs for Liberty" After them tie
catafsque preceded BY fne band composed OF Aiian
performers wearing ucoor scsrfs The cptssaq1e was
composed Of large platform sixteen feet high urrped
in black, surmounted by s torno covered Grape
On the tablet at each eide Of the caa,aiqoe sss lie in
scripijJn IN silver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-23
THE ASSASSIN-PATRIOTS.

Onward escr sureins murder phalanx;
Sill onward press thy uDshsved ranks:
Freedom, erst gentle goddess, now
Bind bloody 'hapIeA on thy brow.
Ha:l tyranny with thy reekirg codee;
Hail cory deeds ipratiate gods;
Hail 20 thy sabYes anc thy brAnds'
Hail, rsbSle traitors, from AL lands
Raise high your acclaim 20 the skies;
Rave out your Wild snathemas;
Blight freedoms holy, stainless name
Win sanctioned crime and public shame.
Where is patrician Brutus' dagger
Where IN bis speech-h.s Roman svsgger2
Cesar fell; but IN tina. crime and hour
ters ned Rome 8 freedom and her power.
Iia'yi thou Yepulchre o. time,
Why purse this heritage Of crimsp
BreaF, break, that CORY blade, til then
sbali cease not thy enelaver's reign.
Nor freedom, from the Ayen..ne 9,1
Wave her proud soeptre or proclaim :hy viii.
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New jersey Items.

CnARrrR ELECTION IN HrpsoS Cry.-Tbe annual election
for municipal officers Of Hudson Guy came Oh on tuesday
and resulted In the success q what wss known ~ The
Carpenter ticket by considerable msoriues several
they not serious in their consequences Inc leew
ing are the officers elected Mayor Edmund earpen.
van p,enen Josepb srhoepips Edward HastDsn, Giihan
van Eouten Bailey Brown, Lewis Ginocaio City Cerk,
Charles Roe; oollestor, Mr. Rodgers school, supern-
,enssnt. n. " Camp; Assessors, Charles = NEWMAN,
Phillip scott
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Supreme Ccurt-sp.s,aI Term.

Arm n-in The mater Of Jacob ~ 1og and ne ru,o-
Brnt-An application was made to bring up the BODY Of
M Mott order that he might show cause tha, he so,d
rot be punished for contempt Of court 10 appearing N
be examined respecting his property The judge though,
tnst the proper course would be TO appy for wi ~
habeas corpus but this not med essbe by Tho
accused counsel the Curt appointed Richard Seansn
80 referee, 70 sttencIn &c jsl NJ take Mr g9',s
1epoeton.
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These amounts do not include the books free OF
ds,y imported direct for in schools and public
libraries. The establishment Of several foreign
houses here, with large consgnments from abroad,
partly explains the nuctuatiou, and 70 some ex-
tent the increase, in this branch IT the book
business. The movement in this direction Of the
New York trade sale establishment during the
year 1854, " probably indicated by the ex ,essive
imports OF that year, which led to the opposition Of
the New ork Publishers Association and ts organi-
ZION, Apnl o. 1855. How does the present proper
ton OF oM domestic 10 imported book trade
standg What Is the position Of the executives in
the present trade sale combination in this respect?
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Political IptsIlfQvucs.

ivy ADMINISTRATION NoHH csRoIiSA The ,3gcr nc
sore of;he resolutions passed BY Ae oemo,rsao Sac
Convention ofNorth Carolina, which assembled q cf&s
lsae on he Is.b INST -
Resolved, Tos. We cordially approve CT he Edlins-a
ton Of James Buchanan, believing J; 20 De marked by
abiiiy, mpsrtslty and devotion % Tho oons; pI.ors
fsbs OF 81 sections 81 The country and more especially
10 we enJcrse his position favor o. he in nsd,.e al
mission " ksnss whh The IecomrtOn constitution, scd
regard that essential W the q1ie. OF
uy and an AZ ~ simple justice ne rejection o. -kn
only be viewed bios AIMED ~ The eqiaty q tie
states In the Union.
TaE NExr UNInD SrArEs SxvlroR IRON MAINLAND IA
writer in the Cbesiertcvn Neics greeks u Govcfp-r
Hicks ss the successor Of the Hon James A. Pesee ne
United States Senate.
TESskssfx Cossurrroy-Tte people q Tennessee g..
be called apon 70 vote on the frs. Thursday september
pent upon The question Of calling CONVENTION ,o revse
alter or amend he constitution Of the State q Tennessee
lm REGISTRY Lw.-rhe Troy WIG says the Regsxy
biz was defeated in The Assembly at the instance sEi ~
the procurement Of the clique OF Republicans tnsi bar
row a. the Office Of the Albany Hreninq Jour,a,
CANDIDATE yoR CoSeREs In letter 70 his coustruents
Hon II. Vcodson announces himself a. oanddsse for
reelection in the Fifth Congressional district q Essour
FOR PREsDxSr-Ihe Csrtsrsville (cs) Erpres noni
mates Hon howell Cobb, Secretary Of the treasury,
candidate FOR the presidency in 1890 Bring them all out
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uoxyyryT 10 Coz. BkSroS-A proposition hes been
r,s,tsd N 81 LOUIS " erect rnert 70 TIE nenscry
the ATE Cci. Beutyr y ttat cry,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-23

For wrsryRs AFRICA The ship Mary Caroline xevens
will ssl from Baltimore for the Lberian settlements
the lst OF May About one hundred emigrants viii EN-
bark a that time Packages letter. for the western
coast Of AREA, aod for The United States squadron the
African station may be cent 70 the core oi Dr. james Hal
Baltimore, or 70 Mr. Corpng Color zs.oo rsus coo
Walrst street, IN sde cha
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-02
TWO BRICK TENEMENTS AND LOT

ON RICHMOND HILL AT AUCT,ON.-We
will sell upon the premises, on MONDAY. the 9Th
day of October, at "a O'Clock, N, Two reat Brick
TenemeDts. located a. the corner OF Franklin and
35t1 streets. and now in the occupancy of Mr. Fitz
gerald. The Lots front each 10 feet. and run back
$50 feet. The tenements are suitable for medium
sized families
TEkMs-One.fourth cash; the balance at and IL
months, notes bearing interest, and secured by
deeds If trust
Sc "a JAS N. TAYLOR 4 SON, Aucts.
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ARGE, HANDSOME AND NEW
IL STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
MANN VALENTINE. JR.,

This day opens his stock of STAPLE and
IA sY DRY FOODS and invites his friends and the
pubc in the city and country to All examination OF
Ia. sam. The etock has been bought for cash from
the importing and auctiJn houses AZ the decline iron
tbs earlier sales and will be sold at small profit
fr cash or 10 punctual customers.
t3rta, press Of business forLids extended adye-
ti.enis ut but will have and sell every article IN
oar line If business ia large variety OF as good
ou4 ity srd ut as low prices as though the merits
OF ia stock were exp.n ed into columns.
br!o9 are tnum rated the most important art
Giles ia the trsde for fcnilss, plantation hands, Ia
.ies gentl. men and ohdreD.yz:
Cloths Ca-snI res. Saiinets and PULLED Cloths
French EnSi Il and American Vi u.elines
PisiL ald Figured French Merinos and Cuburgs
Robes ale and Robes Valentine. III Silks aud De
Lanes
RlacA Gros de Rhines and Mourn Rg Black Silks
Fa1cy siiks Vetvet atd Training silks
EVER; variety OF Cslcoes. AT every price
MARYLAND i.ipseys. Pain AMI Plaid Usnaburgs
A very large stock of Red and servants Blankets
BIa lei AID Brown Sh"etings, sbirtiDgs and Duck
swauss in Welsh and o. h r Flapnels
kmo oidered Collars Sleeves aid Cambria and Swiss
Trimmings
Round cornet-i shaw's. telias. ROB Roys, &c
Cicaks, all Of ths newest fashion
10 iery. elves. Hoop Skirts and Woollen Shirts
Ribbons, Laces Edgngs, DC, DC
eiANN VALENTINE. JR,
corner Broad, oh and Capitol streets.
&C t-lmif near Capitol square.
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DRlCE L. WATKINS
ELEGANT AND
COMPL ETE STOCK
ID " GOOD s.

The second instalment Of our SUPERB STOCK,
sels - a Of the SEWEsT and caoiCEsT GOODS i'm
ported into the country, were in market several
Weeks 10 advance OF the regular period beore resi-,
dent and other buyers had selected the most
DESIRABLE NOVELTIES
trS IL the early French importations. One Of our
concern being at pJasent in market. we have thus
taken advantage II - EARLIra as well as LATER i'm
por sGd tn e1 mh
unus eonfidencS; as we can Offer them unsurpass
% ssh il RKssw klo oi snd
t A + bRsss GOODS, EMBRorDEsIRs &c.
Splendid Brocade Silk Robes. a'Lez
D. ds do Flounced and Double
Rich Bayadere. a'Lez. and Plaid silks
Rich Brocade, Ottoman. Bayadere. and Gro Grain
Rack Gro de Rhines. Pcult dc Sci and Taffeta do
Paris De Lane Robes. a'LeZ. very handsome
Elegant Bay adere and Figured Fren-h Dis LANES
aatine Faconue AID Alceone new article
Bayadere Chalies aud yalencias
Rsauiiui French Plaids and Stripes
NJ hair Bay adore. Silk Warp De Badge
Handsome low priced Printed Mouslnes and Cash
Lupin' s Black Bombszines ard Tamese Cloths
Do do De LANES, English Grapes. &c
Rich Prerch Chintz and Chintz Rot es
Point Applique aFaiguile and Brussels Collars and
Vale. ciennes Honiton and Lace trimmed Collars
Real French Muslin and Cambria Embroidered Col
lars and Sleeves
linen aud Peque, white and colored Collars and
French muslin. Lace. Linen. Cambria and PeQue
Mourning Muslin, Cambria and Grape Collars and
Illusion and Lace Capes ard Berthas
pal French Muslin Embroidered Bssques. Peque do
Muslia. Cambria and Linen Bands, Ldgings and in
rings
Infsa,s' Wrought Bodies and Dresses
Ladi s. Wrought Cambria Robes
Splendid Embroidered Linen Cambria and Lawn
A few sets Embroidered Muslin Collars. Sleeves and
Real h. ack Thread Lace and Chantilly Wells
CLUAKs MANTLEs AND sHAWLS.
Rich Velvet Talmas, Cloaks and Nantes.
Rich Cloth and Beaver Closks and Msntles.
L, ems yelyer, aod col and blk Cloths, and Trim
It'll Plush, Bordered and Chenille Stella
Long. square and round Wool shawls. new and
Our second floor is devoted to this department.
which very G sEssri.ss WEAR.
Hiigers celebrated Black French Cloths and Cassi.
oxford Mixed Dosskins, and new style Fancy Cassi
Rich Figured Velvet. Silk. Grenadins and Satin
Fancy Tweeds Cassmeres for suits in great variety
Black and colored sstinets, Of the most approve
Merino, Cas- imere. and other material for boys
Gent. Half Hose, Gloves Collars Cravsts. scarfs &c.
p ,Ilxs rssfis1'1 aioaDs. BLANKETs. sc
Hunto . and Bonsack's approved Va. Pulled Cloths
Bees. n Heavy ss' :, s ansI Gray satinst.
Bpcsskin satuets and North Carolina Jeans
VA Merin9 Linsey for h9nse seryants
Blankets, white and coorei 10 great variety, very
HGUsEKEEp NC GOODS.
I04. II and l2 Linen sheeting AMI Pillow Linen
Bleach.d and unbleached Cotton shestipg OF all
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CCHUOL BOOKS
~ SCHOOL STATIONERY.
PIANO. FORTE4,
GUITARS AND MUSIC.
The suhsc rihara have rece, tlv laid in an imue


~ SCHOOL STATIONERY.
PIANO. FORTEH,
GUITARS AND MUSIC.
The subscribers have e.,ly laid in an immense
SCHOOL BOOKS SCHOOL STA T1ONRRT Pr
ANO FORTES. GUITARS AND Music .
of education; and adapted to 10 schools. Cob
leges and seminaries, in Virginia, Moth CarvliLa
The most approved works on Spelling. Reading.
ply Con- position. Mental Moral and Natural Phiio
sophy, Rhetoric, Log,r, Geology. Chemistry. Bota
ny. Physol ,sy. Bellies Lettres, Algebra Geometry.
The Lain, Greek, French, spanish, Italian ard
German authors; as also. large collect n Of Eif~
mentary works aud Readers. in th Be- several Ian
guages.
Copy Books. Blank sooks, for exercise $, com, o.t
ton, &r; l ks,apds Ink, States and Slate Pencils.
Lead Pencils India Rubber, STEEL Penr, Pen Hoi.
Co'ors. Cameis Hair, Sable and Poopah B,nsh ..
China ana Wood Paliates, Bristol Board and Draw
ing Paper, Mathematical Instruments. Foolsc p.
letter and Note Paper. Envelopes, Quilts, Peaknives
PIANO FOgTES
They have large stock OF these instrum nts, oil
aduraply 'art"s to use in schools. being rlaio
fni h, but OF SUPERIOR rosg and DURABILITY. ct VERY
Lew PRICES
. GUTTaRS
OF Martins unrivaited mai ufacture; a. also 9TH
ers OF cheaper make.
AUSIC
For the Piano Forte and Guitar, comprising the
best assot Lent In the stats- obstruction Books for
those instruments, by the most approved authors
All Of which will be sold at low prices for cash.
10 punctnal customers.
~ Liberal discf units allowed to feschers and
schools. Orders pronptly and faithfully flled
JAMES WO0DH Use & CO,
Booksellers, etatieaers, aud Dealersiu
Piano fortes and Music.
tOc 1-3t Rich mOrd VA
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pICHMOND FEMALE INsTlTUTE--

QICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
IL The Fifth Session will commence October 1855
and close the last Thureday in June. 1889.
No material changes in the general plan are
found to be desirable but it is hoped the experience
acquired by previous sessions and the additional
tescheTs now secured, will give greater facility and
ready won for the Institute 80 high position
Rev MANLY, JR, will retain the position of Pre-
sident; which he has occupied frors the beginning
and will devote his attention exclusively to the in
struction and supervision of the echool being freed
from the care Of the boarders
The Boarding Department will be entrusted to
Professor CHAs WINSTON and his Lady. in whom
the Trustees feel that they have reason to reposs
The highest confidence. Professor Winston will also
give instruc lion in Ancient Languages and English
Literature. Heis a Master of Arts Of the University
Of Virginia. and recently Professor in Trans3 lvaha
University, KY.
MANLY, JR., PRESIDENT.
C Il WINSTON. Vice President. and Professor of
DR. X LEWIS. Natural Sciences.
CLAPP, Music.
Z BUCKLgR. German.
MissM L. Thompson, French.
Miss R9YALL: English Branches.
Miss N : VALENTINE, do
Miss JAM STANARD. do
Miss ANN L MALLORY, do
Miss MARY LATHRoP. do
Miss Ma TIA A ToMpKINs. do
Mr. CLAPP will continue TO be tho Principal of
the Music Department, and will be aided by such
assistance AZ may be Beedful. Suitable provision
will be made for instruction in painting, drawing,
and other ornamental branches.
rRRMS-PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
pay able in advance, Oct thu remainder Feb Is
Eng sh Tuition in Preparatory Department.....$30
French in Preparatory Department. ~
Ancient and Modern Languages each............ 20
dusc on Piano or Guitar. 50
Drawing Needle Work, or Grecian panting...... 20
Board, inciaing everything except washing POO
au s .-' '''''' ' "'f'' B MANLY, Ja.
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Tnalf

s,'AtL fhADE
J sv STOCK or TRfmMyNas.
H)hSTEDS FiNCf GOODS AND EN-
gRo3DFRIES
Being row comniet ard unappr,saehed by that Of
ary other house II tns'e ete 9spce variety and
chsapneFs would Invite the tabH 10 a personal
tSsmsustian. ~ wtull tnsnsraaa the limits Of an
ordinary adv, F'ist m.rt 10 enum.rete the MANY
y. afis rev AMI attractive artt is which now crowd
nav ore; aud ~ wfu'a well psya visit eyeo from
IN 80 who do not vert to buy 10 witness 40 rare
and povtl collection Of goods. i HtRsCH
fras n-.a
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A CARD.
W. A CARD.
FRED DnLLINGER, TEACHER OF MU-
SIC, Marshall street. between 9Th AID 9th streets
Richm ond Va 30 I-ImH

MO MONOPOLY. NJ SINGER &
~ CO.'S CELEBkATED NAT iONAL SEWING
MACHINES-UPFICR 2l7 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
yA--Ws would most respectfully invite all to call
and examine our new stock Ut Family, Plantation
and Leather Machines. which for durability ard
beauty of finish cannot be surpassed by any. t'ur
Mschnes are 50 constructed, that by the magical
changes thsy are made to sew. hem, gather and
stitch from the coarsest cotton bag or heavy
leather, to the finest silk, satin or lace OF any
description, without trouble. The simple con
struction, ease OF management and saving of time.
makes the Machine invaluable. aud warranted to
give perfect salts action to ell. Our new Family
Machine, for light work, will be fouRd one of the
prettiest and best In use: it il put Zip in Rosewood
Mahogany or Enamelsd cases, to suit the parlor or
work-rooIs. Our agent. being fine machinist. lie
prepared to repair Machines, and TO give all the in
structiops so that the operators can adjust their
Machines with all ease. Ladies' will be- instructed
their residences; also. desired free Of
charge. We invite all to call and examine where
all possible attention will be paid by our lady Jper
,tors and Agent to give explanations. whether they
purchase or not.
silk, Thread and Cotton, of ali colors and descrp
tions; Needles; Gauges for tueang and binding.
No charge for shipping. Circulars will be sent to
all on application By mail or otherwise.
Stitching and Quilting Of every description, on
Cloth or Leather. .-.-4
shirts. &C, made to order, at ehort notice.
au 25-ly / NJ SIN GER co.
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QOAkDIN0.-1 can accommodate four =
~ or Eve gentlemen with Boarding and Lodging.
Z ..-, Mrs BROWN
on 9Th street. ID door nom Canal stfsA.
~ I'M 2 = rTrS%f
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:
nRS G0UDS-FALL 1853,
wADswoaTH. TURNER 4 Co.

20 IA, ttTH srRyEr,
IIktk reserved an extensive assortmeu. Of FOR
kfGS and s0MESTIC DRY GOODS tcisoted ex.
f-ersiy wi h av'ew to sut the wants Of tue VirgI
il. North Caroline and Tennessee trade which will
T., cs red At prices thew fear 40 competition
The treis IL respectfully solicited 20 examine
their stock. an i4-tn
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by Henry " Quarles, Auct,
(No. $50 Main street.)

GALE OF FINE WINES AND LIQUORS
~ On MONDAY, the 4th of october. 1t 10 o,clock
d. will sell q lot OF fine Wines and LIQUORS be-
longing to an estate. SEINE of which has bean in
this CITY quarter Of q century ~" -
Persons In want OF fine article Of Wbiskey Sber.
y or Madeira Wfne. London Dock or Old Annie
Brandy. will please attend this sale.
70 be sold In lots OF five gallons
&c 80 HENRY WOIART.pQ arct
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- = -
By Larus q Shine, Aucts.

SPLENDID 8 Took or ENGLISH.
~ GERMAN AND AMERICAN GOODS, At AUG.
1iON-We will commence TO sell at Public aue Ion
THIS EVENING, at o'clock, the hsndscnest ana ,
largest stock Of staple knglish, German and AmsrF
eau Goods. suitable for the city and country trade
Country merchants would find 10 TO their advantage
to attend our sales, where they have opportumi-
rety Of aaleahe articles not to DO found In any 9TH
er estabiishment In this city: Ako, superior in.
Cutlery. Fancy Good.. &c. together with coed as
sortment Of Housekeepipg Go0+s. " q =
Sale poeitive, and will commence ~ TX O'Clock
each evening, until further notice, 81 No. u Main
street LAkUS eHINE =
se IL Aucfn
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CPECIAL SCHOOL E.-The
~ subscriber, whose 8 hrol conn enced Goth Sep
Just conmencing-EnglshG Grammar. Geography
and Arithmetic-at $40. Alss some to I'LL q class
commencing atL, and class commencing Keno
phon in Greek. He aims to excite interest in stu
dies, aud regard for principle and good feeling in
conduct, and rarely has 10 resort to punt. hneut
ST PENDLETON,
4th street, between Main and Franklin.
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st. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY, RICH
- MOND, VA.
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY.
This ,stitution will resume udies on the FIRST
MONDAY OF September Boarders, for board and
tuition and use of bed and bedding also for washing
aud msndinR, pay per snnum $3.50. to be paid semi
annually. in advance Dav Scholars according to
ter, In advance r farther particulars. apply at
the Academy 4th and Marshall sts or to The Rt Rev
j AcGiLL, Bishop of Richmond seS-dacwts
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CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL

On 9th street. between Broa and Marshall
h E5E,e T s sMfr 4 AZ An. Principals.
Professor EMI0N, Instructor in French.
This institution will reopen on Monday. the Goth
of September. ...
The lumber Of scholars received into this school
is limited SO that each pupil has the special atten
tipn of the Principals The course of instruction in
tie primary studies Is critical and thorough and
advanced pupils and young men fitted fJr bust.
for entering either of the classes in College
Recitstions conducted with use of Mathematical
Blocks, Charts. Globes AMI various apparatus,
Pupils in Bookkeeping will receive particular
attention.
Circulars containing further information can be
had at the bookstores of Messrs Price and John
ii Richardson.
One of the Principals can be found at the study on
Broad at, ID door from 9Th st. au l6-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-02
a BY Thomas W. kes.es. a
tomes.corner..of II h snd:Csry street.

d HORSES FOR SALE At AUC-
0STIoN-will be sold ON RATuRDAY NOM.
ing. Oceobes I'd. commencing st ~ o'clrck. q tie
horse auct lot, the tent. ii rsilrrai dAssS
several saddle snd harness Horses. vs. - -
ALsO-Two very hae young Mules. we'll hrrks i
and warranted sound. TAOS. W. Kkk STR. -
Ocl AuctioncSr
ADDITIONAL = Z
=, COWS AND CtLvE..-Wilib be ADDED to my sale
both said to be first rate nliiksrs. @g-ss-a's
oc2 THIS W KEEsEE Auet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-02
BY Goddin & Apperson.
VALUABLE STORE AND DWEIY

VALUABLE STORE AND DWELL
ING, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN. RF.
TWEEN 18TH AND 18TH srEEETS, For SALE AT
AUCTION.-"i ill be sold, on FRIDAY. The s.b dax
OF october, 1855, upon the premises, Commencing n
O'CLOCK Z. NJ, the tenement located rs above. now
used as cigar store and dwelling next to T. p
and depth of about 20 feet " :" 'o'
iERhS -One fourth cash; balance at 6. IL and Is
retained. 0ODDIN 4 HPpEpSHaMn ute
sse 30 irc,;oS,