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Tor Gents " ear.
Also, a fine line of TwEEDS, SATINETS, &C.,
&c, suitable for Boys wear.
In Housekeeping and Servants Goods, have a
large and splendid stock, which cannot be surpass-
ed.
All of the above Goods have been purchased
within the past week, on the most favorable terms
and will be SOLD CHEAP, as | am satisfied with
small profits aud quick sales.
Call and examine for yourselves before purcha
sing elsewhere at JNO. L. SMiTHER'S,
Sc 26-d&rw2m No. % Main st.
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MR.. LEFEByRE,S SCHOOL, -,
N1 GRACE STREET, BETW EN- FIRST AND
FOUSHEE, RICHMOND, Va The next session
of our School begins the LIST day OF October, ",
and terminates on the last day OF June, lsdv.
Our long experiences IN teaching, ana sne vsny
years, have both enabled and encourased us to
make important improvements IN our lnstituiio On
course of Literature. comprising EneHsn,
French, German, Italian and Spanish casslcs, ttne
four last through the medium OF the Frencn,) Ma
been successfully tried during the ast session. anu
We have engaged Mr., ED. G; HOWARD TO take
as the Rhetoric, Belles-Lettres and First Reading
classes of our Institution. Mr.. ii. Is a gentieman
Of the highest qualifications, and we feel confident
that his services will be duly appreciated. We
would earnestly recommend our Liserature CLASS
to graduating pupils:
The new house which we have erected VIII xreat.
ly add to the convenience well rs to the comfort
Of the young ladies boarding In our family. Two
young ladies' only will occupy one room, Except IN
cases when three would desire to occupy the same
HUBERT 2. LEFEBvRE, A. Ms Prinoipa!--Nat,
ural Philosophy, Literature, Moral and Mental
WILLIAM 6. WILLIAMS. A. B.. Vice Principal
Astronomy, Mathematics, Chemistry, History,
EDWARD c. HowARD-Lltsrature, Rhetoric,
MRS. GRACE BENNETT-English Branches.
MISS iss ELIZA BARTLETT-Engiish branches
MADAME MAIZE MA 4 IA, sTyAN.Vecal Muse; USE.
sIGRA ANTqs sr ERBAvooai Music
William Will F. GRABAU1Piano. organ, Sacred
C. W. THILOW--plano.
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MEDICINES, &c.
i IN THE WORLD!
The best CO.rGH SYRUP in the world is
TRANSFORMERS PICTORIAL SYRUP OF

The best COTGH SYRUP in the world is
HARTSHORNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY.
This article is prepared by a che mist, and is pro-
nounced by medical men and those who have used
it, to be the best preparation for COUGHS, COLDS,
CATARRH, BRONCHITIS, HOARSENESs,
SORE THROAT FROM A COLD, and q preven-
tive of that lion ofdseases, CONSUMPTION.
the taste softens clears and strengthens the Voice
allays all irritation of the throat and lungs, and
prevents taking cold
us. Bottles IS and 80 cents and 81.
N. BIZ You are bilious and have n bad cold,
use HARTSHORNE'S ANTI BILIOUS PILLS.
They remove all bile and colds from the SYSTEM
Twenty i've cents a box. Sold by all Druggists in
II Richmond. Sc I6-6m
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MIR. ID. TURNER'S
WI SELECT CLASSICAL AMP o,

MAIN STREET, BETWEEN 81 AND 4TH STREETS.
The 18th academic year Of this School win com
mence on MONDAY, the 10th September, 1859.
Pupils with be admitted who are prepared to COM
mence the Ancient Languages, or enter classes
already formed. For Terms, Course of Study,
Text Books, &c, see Catalogues
Mr.. r. can be seen, after the 18th september, ~
his School rooms. or at his residence, on Frank
lin street. between ID and Sd SITS. 30 Sim
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au &-d2mw5t*
WATKINS & FICkLEN.
ENTIRELY NEW AND SPLENDID ST

ENTIRELY NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK (.
Ladies' splendid DRESS GOODS, in every mate
rial and style.
Elegant Cloth and Velvet CLOAKS and SHAWLS.
Gentlemens and Boys wear; in fine CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES and VESTINGS-Tweeds, Sat
ineLs, Travelling Shawls and Blankets.
PLANTATION GoODS-in Kerseys, Pulled Cloths
Sleeps Greys, Blankets. &c.
CURTAINS, CARPETS, QUILTS, BED BLAN-
KETS.
DAMASKS, Table and Bed LINEN.
All kinds of DRY GOODS in great variety,
wholesale and retail, at VERY LOW PRICES.
WATKINS & EIEKIEN
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sSSOOlHEnN q II "a Nv
Chartered by s dis,s.assaIs .ooo " '''
HOME OFFICE, ALEX VA;
Insures on the Cash and MUTUAL rian'
DIRECTORS.
HENRY W.THOMAS, ANGUS r. BI,AkEY,
+. 3. ROBERTSON, JAMES y. CLQSE,
b ba + A sTaBEER TH M Il s A. I'LL
P T. 5. hIpscoMB BL' RoBT r Il LEsFEk,
SHhAs NJ DtfHut RNER, WI. WRfdRf.
s HENRY W. THOMAS, President.
7. b. ROBERTSON, Vice President.
+ THOS. T. HILL, Treasurer.
WM. WRIGHT, Secretary.
& Jas. L. CLOSE. Actuary and General Agent.
COOKE 4 CLOSE, Agents, Richmond.
oc Sim l.. q. CLOSE.
LIRE, LIFE AND MARINE INSU-
L RANCE.-The RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCI-
ALTON, with cash Capital and Surplus Of nearly
$3.50 000 is prepared to issue policies on the above
descriptions of risks, on as reasonable terms rs
any similar institution in the State, and respect
fully ask share of the patronage Of the public,
Applications will be received at the office, No. 1861
second door east Of the corner of Main and 18th
streets, where the officers will cheerfully give any
information required. .
All Losses promptly and literally adjusted.
DIRECTORS.
Chas. T. Workman, John II. Claiborne,
WIN. =. Iompkins, Kobert NJ burton,
Alex. Garrett, Geo. n. Gwathmey,
DAVID CURRIE, pres't.
ROBERT A. ToMPKrNs, Sec'y. Sc A-Im
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SPLENDID STOCK.
THOMAS Z PRICE 4 co

THOMAS Il. PRICE CO.
Have already opened, and will continue to add
by every arrival for weeks to come, the largest and
most varied assortment OF FOREIGN AND Do
MESTIC DRY GOODS which 1t has ever been
their good fortune to offer to the citizens of Rich
nIond and the Virginia public.
They will attempt no detail of their supply; sui
Gee IL to say, that in elegant SILKS and SILK
ROBES, some surprisingly beautifully every de-
scri ption Of WoRS'TED and other DRESS GOODS:
say, Poplains, Poplanetts, Vaientias. Mouslaines,
figured and plain Meripos, Foularde, tentlrely
new, they have an abundant STOCK OF.
Their Nj IN TILL DEPARTMENT will be
crowded with the newest shapes and choicest fab
ries.
In CURTAIN GOODS, Cornice. Bands. Loops,
Lace and Muslin Curtains, Damasks, Brocatels,
Moreens. &e, &c, they have a full line, and will
have made up upon the lowest terms.
Their Cellar they keep packed to its utmost ca
paclty with every article IN the way OF FURNISH
ING GOODS. for servants and laborers, SUCH as
Linens, Sheehngs, Damasks, Towelinss. Pulled
Clt tbs, kerseys, Linseys, satinetts, oznabures,
Brown and Bleached Goods, &C., &c, all OF which
will he offered at the very lowest rates.
40 l6--dlm THOS R. PRICE Il co.
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NEW AND ELEGANT STOCk OF DRY
~ GOODS.-We are now in receipt of our fall
stock of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS, and will
continue to make additions to it during the season.
Iufchasers are cordially invited to examine our
STOCK and PRICES before purchasing, as we are de-
terlned to offer such inducements as will not fail
consists OF Black and Colored Silks. Plain and
figured De Lanes, Plain, Figured and Plaid
Coburg's Vaientias, English and American Prints,
Cloths, Cassimeres SIX and Velvet Vestings, Cas-
snets, Brown Beached Cottons, Shawls, Cloaks;
Hosiery, Handkerchiefs. Gloves, and a large and
ATTRACTIVE stock Of GOODS for servants' wear.
ALSO-CARPETS, RUGS. MATS, DC.
JOHNSON r. n r WOOD No 81 Main st.
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C,HJNA.wARE AND HousE.rURNIsH.

~ ING GOoDS.-ScHAAP & Co, IMPORTERS
AND Who'll ESAl.E AND RETAIL DEALERS,
CORNER OF BROAD AND THIRD STREETS,
are RECEIVING now, direct from the manaiaetursrs
variety. of CHINA, GLASS. and EARTHEN-
WARE; LOCKING GLASSES; TABLE CUT,
JAPANNE;nni WARE: BESIDES an endless asso aa"
ment of French and German FANCY GOODS and
TOYS, TO which we invite the attention OF mer-
chants and the public IN general, feeling confident
that our Goops and PRicEs will rchl. pay them for
call. We endeayor to maintain our reputation
for selling bargains. SCHAAP co.
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MO, rs. NEW NO, ~
~ CT OTHING HO USE. AZ
10 50.

J. II. II,
Dealer in Fine Ready Made CIothtag, Furnishing
Goods, DE-,
Respectfully informs the citizens of Richmond and
vicinity, that he has taken the store No. 49, Main
street, ard pared to offer them one of the
finest stocks OF CLOTHING ever seen in this mar
ket. embracing the latest styles OF Paris and New
der. 49,
Also, large assortment of FURNISHING
in fact, everything to be found in n
FIRST LASS CLOTHING HOUSE!
All of which will be offered at prices that defy
petition, and he solicts the patronage of i.scrm
mating public feeling assured of pleasing the most
fastidious to style, quality and price.
Remember, NO. rs, MAIN STREET.
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EDUCATION.
1T,iE cHIswlCK auH q! ~ ,,cua,,

THE cassM NILS iEsf 81 Rlc CHM, n 4.
friencs 10 withirsw chiswick from the nlarkstssnd
% rssans,ss .as ddss SN Il ENoLrsH scHopL
n. .Sereiore cisfs his services 70 the puhlic and
rom m long experisncs in by deyo-
ting be- sSs e ai Or college q
the coat,naancs 81 thsr HOME
Il cHiiiswicK is unnsuaiiy healthy. The we'll wa
Ter i found y snass y pg ,as p NMeGsw PrG
sss 70 81 po.sess valuable medicinal eropsTtss
The ncxt session will commences Monday, Oct. ),
and close July Is, 1850, allowing two weeks vaca-
Tuition from SIS to $50.
Board, inciadins table, rooms. fnsl. light and
prs. u. J. Daval and s. Coates 81 Hsnrico and Rev
TIME, spd GEO. tasa Rf k,fn'a
THE ExERClSES OF THE RICHMOND
l FEMALE SEMINARY commenced on MON
DAY, Oct. Sd. at Mr.. DuPuy's residence, on Grace,
Rev. MOSES D. HoGE, d. D., English Litera-
4. Nj. DUPUY. A. H.. Mental and Moral Phi,
losophy, Chemistry, History, Rhetoric, and
5. ii. COLEMAN, university Of Va. Mathe-
mates. Natural Philosophy, Latin, Astronomy,
miss Miss i SSS s DANIEL, Preparatory Depart
meent. ,o.,,,,
Prof A. LA B0MBARiE, French.
DR.. BECHLER. German.
Prof g. PEksICo, Italian, Drawing, and Paint
ing.
Prof CHAS. SEIBERT, Piano.
Prof II. SCHNEIDER. Harp.
Prof. j. DUNDERDALE, Piano.
Prof D. ERICSSON Guitar.
Rev. DIR. HoGE, will have charge Of the advanced
classes in English Literature. and by means OF ju-
diciously selected Text Books and Lectures Of his
own. will make the Course an interesting anu pro-
htabie one To the students.
Young ladies' residing in the city, who are no
longer pursuing their studies at school. but who
still wish to cultivate Bellies Lettres may become
members of Dir. EoGE's classes. and attend at the
prescribed hours without being otherwise connect
| cd with the Seminary. -
A French lady is daily expected from New ork,
who will reside with Mr. Dupuy s family.
The Boarding Department rs under the control
of Mr.. and Mrs. DUPUY, aided by Mrs. MARY H.
C.ssEIs as Nlatron. oc 5-1w
| OIANu FORTE AND > NC L G.-Mlss
L ALICE c.. DAWSON will be happy to receive
limited number of pupils in the above branches oil
education on moderate terms, either at the resi-
dence of the pupil. at her own goth street, be-
| tween Broad and Grace.
| Private lessons given in FRENCH to young
1 i,J;as Sim
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nnY ooone. cARpnTrNo, ca.

T.
NALL, 1885. ~ have now my full assortment 81
Il Laiiea and Misses CLQAkS. a ANTI rs,
so,NNETS. ff0WEHS, R0UchEs, RIBBONS
aud Millinery GQods in endles variety.
DRESS TRIMMINGS. PRINCES, TWILLED
R,snoNs s ard a SE ,.i,s nm rssrs
EMBR0iDERlES,. committing Of rich Lace Sets.
Coars, Under sleeves, Cambria bands, de-,
BAGS. CABAS. ''
NETT CAPS. ZEPHYR NuBIAs. COMFORTS
and SACQUES.
And a general assortment Of staples, 70 he iound
at GEORGE JACOBS. ~ Nam ST..
u EMOVAL.--LEoPuLp kOsE has removed
II d, hls spacious and elega new store AZ
No. $50, BROAD STREET.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. SHOES, &cY
And win lie pleased TO see his Old iIienes sna sne
nnhlic generally, lie has an entire NEW SToCk,
parchased for cash and will guarantee to sell his
Foods cheap. GIVE HIM CALL. loo Sim,
cEPTEMBER, 1850.
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D Re RklNS & CO.,
No. al Eagle Square,
Will open on Monday, October Sd, with many ad-
ditions to their stock, IN rich
,+ DRESS GOODS,
CL0AKS and
SHAWLS,
Received during the past week, and marked at
the lowest cash prices.
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HEINRICH SCHNEIDER-HarD.
o, ERICSSON-Guitar.
TERMS: o ~
For w shiuR 20 90
For Tipts Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
For Fuel 10 90
Far Enrish Tuition Observation-Disclosures. 40 90
For Modern Languages each . 20 %
the English branches. 40eO
For Latin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20 90
For literature 20 90
For Music ON Piano, Guitar, Organ or Singing:
For one lesson fof an horirl a week 40 90
For TIVE lessons fof an bour) n week.. SO %
For three lesson fof an hour) a week. 10 %
For four lessons tof an hour) a week.. LOO 90
For Sacred Music in class ...... s 90
For the use of Piano Observation-Disclosures. 10 20
For Drawing, from Models. ..-..-....--.. ~ Ue
For Drawn9 from Nature . 40 90
For painting in Water Colors ..., 40 90
For Oil Painting Observation-Disclosures. 80 w
Primary Department, for children under IL
years OF age w w
E No extra charges.
All letters to be addressed to
HUBERT P. LEFEBVRE,
y3-3m Richmond, Va.
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T'HE DUTIES OF MIX. sTUART'S CLAN-

VNHE DUTIES OF MIX. SfUART'S CLAS-
,SICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
will be resumed on MONDAY, 18th Sept. next, at
his former locality, Clay, near corner of 9th ST.
He will be assisted in the department of Ancient
Languages by Mr. RICHARD ANDERSON, graduate
OF the University in this department under DR..
Harrison, to whom he refers. A Primary Depart
nient will I've connected viii. the School. in which
limited number will be received. u6-d2m
ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND MATHE.
IL NAUTICAL SCHOOL; also, SCHOOL FOR
SMALL BOYS, 4th street, between Main and
Franklin, commencing 18th Sept.
Pupils will be prepared for the University OF Viz
ginia, Military Institute, or any college, or ior
business.
The Preparatory Department will be limited to
SIXTEEN SMALL BOYS, and win be under very
favorable circumstances.
Sc lots s. Z. PENDLEFON. Prlneipal.
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y Il, BARBER.

T.. PROFESSOR OF MUSIC,
Has the pleasure of announcing to his former
with view to making it his future residence, and
has re commenced giving CONSTRUCTIONS on the
PIANO. Residence, Arlington House, Nam St. or
apply at P. ii. TAYLoR's Music Store. Man street,;
a. MORRIS, Main street, ana to Mr.. PERslco.
q At
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p edmond GROUND PLASTER.-The
~ Plaster ground at the mills of the subscribers
Is selected with great care and with special regard
0nerally. They hazard nothing in saving that II
VIII be to the interest of those in want n, rive
them CALL as they have been enc aged in the busi-
ness longer than any other establishment in the
city and az they attend personally Is the rrindns
and soopering Of every barrel, persons may rely on
getting the Plaster IN good condition. farmer
liberal discount to tho trade. -
We tender our grateful thanks for the liberal
PATRONAGE bestowed on our old brand the past sea-
son, a Wen as In years past. and hope, by strict
ATTENTION 70 business, to merit acontluuance
J. q H. +. SHARP, Steam Plaster Mill
80, a,~... South side Of the Dock,
70 11-di1de Wot Richmond, Va.
CITY SCAvENGER.--rhe uneiersixred "a
-, - spectfaliy informs the cxissns Of Richmond
snt ne y prepared 70 clean out roar houses snks.
anu other places Of dsposit and thoroughly Inns
tnoHs On The most reasonable terms, and in man
nsI not IN the least offensive 70 the premises ON
winch no may work. His wagon 70 % constructed
a. to be mir and wHtoF-t ixht.
Lsttsrs boxes may b loaed Is Ne Mayors oiiss,
ana .f the drug staSe 81 AuI1panEh 6 J0hnetf,
one door fmn corner 18th And Main sfreets and 81
order: LEFT u thsm viii = promptly sItended Q.
CAsrE3F1SI SSa1g EIsJSS,;S, q; e; :: !,
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,coe% U. s. NJ. STEAMNHIp HOKh-
fHfM TOwN.-The YORKTOWN, Captain
es<xssH4 PARRISH. win hencelnrward leave Rich
mond at o'clock p. NJ. on MONDAYS. The three
steamers comprising this line VIII now leave ~
The YORKTOWN on MONDAY afternoon at 4,
The JAMESTOWN on TUESDAY - at4
The ROANOKE on FRIDAY ~,
for New York via City Point. Norfolk and Ports
mouth, Ise 2J-tsl LUpLAM WATSON.
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ID III. L. TIGHE'S
IL. SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
The SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION of this
School opens on MONDAY, the 10Th of September
next, with every advantage for the education of
youth, both in the Primary and Higher English
Branches, Ancient and Modern Lars uages, Mathe-
mates. Drawing, and all other departments of
English, Latin and French, will be formed. Those
will be received who prepared to enter classes
already formed. The number of pupils is limited.
For further particulars, apply the undersigned,
at his residence, after the 18th of September.
r. II. L. TIGHE, A. M, Principal,
au l3-d2m Franklin st.. above 7th.
,s.HE EXERCISES of Miss TAZEW ELLIS
School will be resumed on the FIRST MONDAY
October next, and close on the last day OF June.
Competent and experienced teachers in the sew
ersf departments have been secured:
All other requisite information will be cnmmu
nicated through circulars,whch will be received ON
application. TERMS:
For higher English branches. ..-....---. $40
For Primary English branches, ........ 80
Languages ancient and modern, {eachl... %
Music-Professor's fees. au l6-2ms
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SHIPPING.

~~ FOR .-TRi.
6. s seaasE{NW EEKLY LINE-POWHATAN
a=s7razz - SsTEAiMBoAT COMPANY The
steamer BELFlpERE, Captain WILLIAM W.
conmodations, will receive freight TO-DAY.
Friday.l and up to the hour of IL O'Clock H.,
SATURDAY, the sth inst.
Freight taken for Boston via Baltimore al low
rates. with great dispatch.
Passengers will please be on board before II
O'Clock NJ, SATURDAY, the hour of departure.
Tickets for passage procured either at our office,
an the Slip, opposite Columbian Hotel or at the
steamers wharves. DAVID WIN. CURRIE.
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R1iT & Sc 4 "a ;.l /, !.
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erAe FOR PHILADELPHIA. EVERY
H1R{G SATURDAY AND TUESDAY.-The
~<D.sseA No. steamship Pennsylvania
Capt. AVID TEAL. is now ready to receive Freight,
and will leave ON SATURDAY, October g. 81 Ii
o'clock. NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior accom-
modations, apply to Fl. Z. FUTILE, Ag't,
Rockets.
Freight through to Boston, via Phladelpha by
steamer. at moderate rates and with dispatch
! C 7-2t
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u EMON Al. .- he subscriber, IN returning his
u thanks to his former patrons and friends for
the many favors heretofore bestowed on him would
respectfully inform them and the public generally
that in consequence of the late Ere at the corner
of l4th and Franklin streets, he has removed his
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING ESTABLISH
MENT to No. L, BASEMENT BALLAR ID
HOUSE, land next to the Va. Central Agricultural
Society's 0ffice.) where call from the public at
large is respectfully solicited.
JAS. M. CARTER,
No. Basement Ballard House.
P. S.-Two or three good JouTneyIlien PAINT
r RS ,ranted immediately. hint
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1910 JUST RECEIVED. 10.
1859.

NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
At JOHN l.. SMITHER'S,
No. %, Nam street.
| have received from New York and Philadelphia,
my entire stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
embracing all the newest designs and fashions suit
ed for the present and approaching season.
A choice and rich assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, OF every species and
quality.
Also, magnificent and complete stock of
FRENCH and ENGLISH CLOTHS,
BLACK ana FANCY CASSIM EKES.
BLACK and FANCY VELVET and SILK VEST
iNGS.
A great variety of
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u saoVEis' TOMS and POKERsHi have y -,
sale an elegant assortment of all kinds of CRATES,
including every style of TENDERS, SUMMER
PIEC Els, handsome and PLAIN sets of SHOVELS,
TONGS and P0KERS. Seven different sizes Of
coal SCUTTLES, Cinder SHOVELS, Fire SHO-
Wells; handsome STANDS for Shovels and Pokers
Blower STANDS; Bass and Iron FOOTMANS; ire
BRICK; fire SLABS and JAMS; sets of SOAP
hE Of sWee tone Bndess ana Emen
and others II. want Of any of the above articles,
can be supplied ut the lowest Northern prices.
Work of the above description at my BELL and
BRASS FOUNDRY. and CRATE and FENDER
9Th and 9th streets, west side, Richmond, Va.
Ism 8. d. DENOON.
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ity.
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS. of various qualities and
patterns, from to "a feet wide.
WINDOW SHADES of every style and grade,
with all proper fixtures of good quality.
Having exclusively in our employ an experienced
ard competent upholsterer, we prepared, when
desired, to make up Curtains in the latest styles,
carpets in the best manner, to hang Window
Shades, cut and put down Floor Oil-Cloth. &c.
RICHARDSON Il CO.,
25-d2mw5tS 95 lain straat,
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azsSazxss.zas AND NORFOLK. AND RFDTC-
TON OF F1RE.-The GLEN COVE and CURTIS
PECK will on and after Nj. NpAY next, 81 Oct,
leave the Wharf at Rockets EVERY MORNING
tSundays excepted,) at 81 O'clock; precisely the
6lenCove leaving every NJ 0NDAY, "WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY mornings. and the Curtis Peck ev-
cry TU ESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY
mornings, and both boats return each alternate
days. touching at all the regular landings going and
returning.
Passage for the round trip. to and from Ports
mouth or Norfolk, SIS. To City Point 81:
ocI r. o. HASKINS.
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MISSES KINGS BOARDING AND DAY

EEMALE SCHOOL ON CORNER OF lST
i AND CARY STs.-MRs. e. BARkSD1A Al =
October, 1859 and the term will close on the 10th
of June, 1860. ,ce..
French ianguage and an excellent master OF Mu-
sic. she hopes to receive q portion OF public pat
few boarders can be accommodated in the fam
iv of the principal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-10

For the Tribune
MEssRs. EDIroes:-fThere Is certain class Of
people in and around Mineral Point " ho when
anything more than commonly bold theft Is
Pcrp-trated, work themselves up into great
excitement, and than one occasion have
sctually gone 50 far TO call meeting, organ :
Ike = committee, pas bylaws, &c for the pur-
pose Of bringing the offenders To terms, when
all blown over, and that is the end of it, till an
other msdetneanor of the same nature Is dis
covered, when. presto, the performance is
gone through viii about the same result Now
Asssrs- Editors can You or any other IA ioual
thinking man, tell Us the use OF such proceea-
Taess TTue. they may frighten little, but
how much Is there gained III the end2 VIII such
doinss ever put an end to the stealing of mineral
Wood. &c. which some Of oar neighbors occasion
ally indulge in? Read of the resolutions
passed recently IT the miners meeting at Min
eral Point; Resolved that this meeting form
llself into a society Tor mutual protectioii.''-
This is publishe. IN the TaIBUxE. and We wait
with expectation ON the tip-toe, to see what
vii be done. The vigilance committee appoint
: delegation 70 warn certain offenders 10 leave
the county in many days hours. their
house will be pulled down, 6c.. they are driven
off by two or three women with thelr aprons
fall u stones. Ia the meantime what las be-
come If oar mortal SIXTY who signed the pledge
II sustain tie conmitIee?' They have lef. them
70 their fate and viIIainy il allowed To triumph.
Now Aessr<. Editors esnaoS Istl.i Of resi.I3-
tors b. organized who viii da tic.r ig-y faith
15lly in lie face Of all opDasitiaa- Then and