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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-12

litrraru institutions.
~ ORTHFlELD INSTITUTION
! NoRrufIELD, VT.

- D il'HllIf a. Dc PRINCIPAL.
Assisted by able and efficient Teachers
viii be the constant aim II the Teachers Ia form in
every student habits OF solrclance aud thorough pcr.e
Nerng study Every effort will be nado 10 render IN,
school pleasant 20 The student and worthy of the conf
denoe and liberal patronage Of the public Rare ace,
aIeoierodior the stud, q frenoh German AVID Italian
WNTm Term commences Nov 9th. 1858; SpR1so
Term, Feb. 2jd, 1850. SUMNER TERM May 18th 1859
Fall TENN. Sept 7th. 1859 -,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-12

Of The latest and most desirable patterns In quantities
sufficient to give better opportunity for selection than
can De offered by any other establishment in the State.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-12

.Fice ontH 20 rents per- bo1ie.
FRED. u. SMITH, Agent 5lO9
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EDUCATION.

Missss h Ii Nj iis srSEENs s sra And s1s sfs
cIuRcH HiLLFor ths iss,.actSsps Of s"lpnf
ss sn s aIss sns sss ds ss d e June
N this School VII g taught ,. s,t ~. and Music on
pane This beinx har first Session ~ is'en.',,at
sse viii say she ha. satisfactory tes.i"n,as :"
scholarship, and has had several years
Far Far F4ene sle
For Music on Piano. i, -. r., ~
No deduction made. except IN eS'es " p.'''''e'
S'g e sersaees.-Dr. n. H. caheil. A. b. CLARKE: A.
/. Stokes, T.. ". Dabns, ----------,, = -
CRooKHILf. SCHOOL, cu.prorrrS-
a 2 Lex A ai5E Ssf f9hafsiff Of xikSitia
Opens lst September and soses litn june is"'
s siih M fsseis II B.. a. III C. Of Va. Principal
aohEhfTa ssiyhf5 a. NJ U. of Va, Assistants.
Oh Hi'-'o't eors.s OF INSTRUCTION.
l. English IsanSuage
q Latin and Greek Languages.
T. French ses Spanish Italian, German. Ansio-sax
i 8 'i En- siesI and Moral Sciences.
TrgNs--saso per session TO be paid half on LIST
scptsrnitpr and half ON Ist February.
2afsVns ues. showing the plan Of school. sent if
lssred. Post office and depot, charlottesville, Va.
rs Young man. qualified to teach the Latin,
ircek French and German languages and the low
# branches Of Matheg,aties wants situation as
j, 2-2awtSl
MR.. LEFEBvRE'SS SCHOOL,
VI GRACE SrREET; BE,fWEEN FIRST AND
FOUSHEE. RICHMOND. VA.-The next session
f oar School be gins the LIST DAY of October, so,
md terminates the last day Of June. 1850.
our ION. experience in tedcllins,, and the very
LIBERAL PATRONAGE have received Tor so many
ears. lave both eaahted and encouraged us to
make important improvements IN our institution.
4 of Literature. COMPRISING Eng ish,
French. German. Italian and Spanish classics, the
our last ihrong the medium OF the French) has
successfully tried during the last session, and
Slll be continued and enlarged IN the next.
We haye engased Mir. En- c; HOWARD to take
hare of the Enaish part OF tins course rs as Te
Iasses of our Institution. Mr.. ii. is n gentleman
Il the highest qualifications. and we feel confident
hat his services Will be duly appreciated. we
would earnestly recommend Literature class
o graduating pupils.
The new house which we have erected v i'll great
y add 10 the convenience well as to the comfort
oan. ladies' ONLY will occupy one room. except IN
asses when three would desire to occupy the same
iUBERT P.LEFEBvRE, A. NJ. Principal--Nat,
nral Philosophy, Literature, Moral and Mental
wli.IiHM &. WiiilAMs. A. B.. Vice Principal
Astronomy. Mathematics Chemistry, History,
sDW NSa'R. C. HowARD-Literaturc Rhetoric,
hrs. GRACE ENNETi'ITT-Englsh Branches.
Hiss MARY G. G0RDQN-Engilsh Branches
Hiss ELIZA BARTLETT-Enslsh Branches.
MADAME l.. V. BLANCHETT-French Govern,
: sESo5R CARLOS cARDoRvEz MERA-spanlsh
HApAME MARIE EsTyAN-veeal Music:
HG'RA MARIETTA ERBA-Piano.
william +. GRABAU-Piano, Organ, Sacred
IENRlCH SCHNEIDER-Harp ~
ERJESSON-(yuItar
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1gsg$ssaa !. ff all|E e ss5E f: sls 3!

ggssa7 | ( "a RUTH; 4, sss|! q Y
sevsd ore e ths sRoxe sssra e 3 &
Tnn NV EAxe FosTE.-rsr1sstlea e S..I-
ity which has neysr been claimed for tho FIanv
Forte. rho most SUCCESSFUL eftpIf5 o. s9e .s
skiIlu makers have still Iel: snfqefhnS g - I9n
sog,c darinx minds believed that II cout! fencnk-l
Next 10 the or ans of tho human voice, the VEIN
has bseb, we i'eeyes esfccfDsd the sgast 1919
.ss - T .ss v ss
then evidently gofIcthihs Witty ~ tne -
i.srts 81 scientific iaissr t1 sccutnplss 70 qfssgs
yatnm seetts to have oeen nehs ven s 'w w "a
ysasIen Of tie new r's.e ~, caibsRRlisGsG y FAfENf
CHlCKERING PIANOy.--A new and
E1sEful! supply OF these splendid Instruments
nT1T Nave been received, ao1x n. NorY -.
cRe aft,9Ws sic sff and tks GRAND W have
now tho BOUDoIR, asp'sheid Instrument i amp
~ 4. have received ~ First Prize Me-
ne Ill .,vey renowned competitors and from first
raaI Institutions and Fairs Of Americs and Of Eu-
ROME They have manufactures and sold more Pa
From the Chickering's have eDianated the hest and
most perIa Hent improvements that have bruughy
the Piano its present riccton, and by the great
capital they have n sa s n en- fonvs
than any other factory. None Of their Instruments
leave tie warcrecm without their having been fii-
ly inspected by the best artists.
As their factory has never than one agency
in n city, in Richmond taese instruments can only
be sold b the subscriber.
The factory warrants all PIANOS sold by this
agency.
ORDERS promptly attended tn.
WAREEooMs-North side Of Broad street, near
street. NATH'L CARDsI. Esle Agent.
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COUTHEEN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
- CORNER OF FIRST AND
FRaNKITN SrRFETS-IINUEN ROW,

FRANKLIN SIhEE S-i4lN utl4N IlO"s
RICH.HOND, "a.
The tenth session OF this Institution will com,
mence on the first Monday in October, lS9', anu
will close on the last day of June, 1870.
Every effort will he made to MAINTAIN tHe hish
reputation and SELECT CHA ACT Err OF i'e Sclupi.
The facilities here offered Tor acquiring Lie Ntou
ern LANGUAGES are surpassed by these q no sclooi
in she Union Two French; ladies', reared an ecu
Gated in Paris, reside II the family OF the Ilncl
mai and it is made their especial duty 20 sPcdh
French Eabtually with the young LADIES' po''i oIhs
in the house. - ,,n,voved and
great attention is paid to this department.
INSTRUCTORS:
D. LEE POWELL: A. M, Principal, ,-;,x
THOS. u. DUDLEY, JR., ~ NJ OF the Chi'ei
Si. MILE III s. 7VfASSAs. French Department.
6. PERsICO, Italian, Spanish, Drawing and
i bR. 'BfiTicHLER, German.
f. SEIBERT, Piano and Organ.
MILE T., LACY. Vocal Music.
f. SCHNEIDER, Harp.
j. w REEVE, Pennanshlp.
This Institution IS well known 70 the blshopS ana
c,erny Of the Episcopal CHURCH in Virginia, to
whom reference is made, as to the Faculties OF tie
Tirninia Military Institute and William and Mary
cole e. to Professors Bledsoe and Smith, of the
I|nivprsity of Vir-n to l.. NJ. Coleman. OF Han
over Academy. to Salnl SCHNEIDER. OF Edge Hill
Academy, 20 the Rev Chas. II. Read, and Rev.
y. $. Dos.ett, Richmond, Va, ana to the patrons
Of the school.
For Catalogue, giving terms, course of studies.
Sc with full list of patrons, to which especial re-
ference is made. address
u. LEE POWELL, Principal s. F. T.,
iy II-lIa&ttInlStu1O BOX 81, Richmond Va.
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~ \ HOTEL. Cff An .0fTEev1 I.IEa Ar
lEs ~ The unfIersigne1 late nf Eycfettsvilfe, Al
femarIe epiDeaty, han recently becoe the sole pro-
pfietoref this HOT ILL., efuSted imnedigfely Nt The
depot III the Virsinin Central Railroad. in Char
ettesvillc. whore be - .prcpared TO nler rpre IN
supplied with attentive and accommodating ser.
wants. with elegant aud fashionable furniture. and
is UNDERGOING thorough repair which renders u
one Of the Most desirable and eonifortable Hotels
in the upper country. The beauty d the surround
University Of Vireiifia and the cultivated and rs-
fined society. render charlottesville one Of the
most attractive summer residences in the whole
Vr4inia Springs will find this pleasant ocafion to
call and spend a few days. The proprietor intends
eTeTg respect, ard he feels assured. from bis long
experience III the business, that he can render en-
tira satisfaction to those who nay favor h,m with
call VIM. M. SMITH,
iy 2l-ti6t &sw4t Proprietor.
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MISS pEGRANI'S
va BOARDING AND
INDIA RUBBER PENS.
L MADE ENTIRELY OF RUBBER!
MANUFACTURED UNDER
e o YEARS. PATENTS.
RY THE INDIA RI.RRER PEN COMPANY
81 LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK,

81 LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK,
Are for sale by Booksellers Statoners, and Rub
Der dealers generally throughout The United States.
They have all the ELASTICITY Of the gull. without
the SCATTERING and scrapinS OF that instrument,
the POINTS beng perfectly smootis and Will last
They are likewise, superior to the steel pen, in
that they are MORE ELASTIC, WEAR LONGER, and
WILL NOT CoRRoDE.
The India Rubber Pens are peculiarly adapted to
the Wants OF editors, lawyers. clergy students,
and Professional men generally, being less tlresome
tn the hand, and more uniform in action. than any
other pen now IN use. They are cheaper than quill
pens, and are offered at price not exceeding that
The India Rubber Pens are put UP in boxes, con-
tanning one gross EACH with holder, at So ross,
and win lie mailed POSTAGE FREE, To any address,
liberal discount allowed to the Trade, Cole les,
Schools and Pnhi'e nsti,ut s. AedTess 90
je 2S-3ms Office, 81 Libert, St, N. Y.
SH0CkOE M RICHMOND GROUND
~ PLAST ER.-The subscriber hess leave to re-
patronage extended to his Mill from the State at
large, and North Carolina; and would state that he
ps and enas h 70 SIMPLY fresh a GRoGNp
fi.AsI tR promptly, exceeding any demand that
HIS stock will be entirely of Nova Scotia LUMP.
the richest and pnrest that can be selected and he
pled-e y faithful adherence 10 his detcrmination,
70 sastalh the hatterins reputation that his brand
has already gained.
p To those who have been dr,yen from the use of
:, --es JOHN il; cIAlBoRNE.
ieIl-am No ii Pearl street.
NoTiCE.--Au persons having CLAIMS agoIns.
- the estate OF the late Rev. John Wootd1;d.s'
deceased, OF Powhatan county, will please present
men =. ny pice IN TIE city Of Richmond for paw
~ a ann al PERSONS nde bted To the same, bs bond
out delay rs further indulgence cannot is givsn
=, w. W. WooLpRlDGE. Executor of
- '-ta Rev. John Woodbridge deed.
AGuAYRA c0FFEE.-2so BAGS strictly
- prime iaynsyra Coffee, lafs hy $500
+. II. SKINNER K co. 80 car.at
IIEFENTiNE constantly for sale
~ POTTS, FARLEY & co.
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CHICkEkIN6rI,HLss M :; 3. ZIG =. ~
EYYY3full supply Of these sp'sna'd ii'ss'umen
SKIPPING.

oT~@ NEW LIN E.-TIIE SEA.
S tyIassz = BOARD TOWING AND TRANS
- FORMATION COMPANY.
BY THE LEGISiATURE
OF FfRfsiNjA.
Authorized eapitaI-.S20G, ooo:
HavinI provided suitable CANAL and STEAM
TOW BEATS, now prepared To Transport all
descriptions oil FRElGH'r between RICHMOND
and LYNcHBURG and RICHMOND ard NOR
FOLK. -
ia. Freights received daily for LYNCHBMRG,
on Youth Side OF Basin. by JN0. l.. STATION,
ent. and seni-weekly Tor NORFOLK, At the
Shed, on Dock street. in rear Of old Gas Works.
VIM. G.. SMITH. tfen'i Supt.
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TIE ADAMS, EXPRESS COM

49, AN iof MAIN To-, HiVIH< resumed
sssr7~.--,st their .sTEAMsHIP EXPRESS to and
from NORFOLK, PETERsBIRG and RICH
MOND by Steamers JAMESTOWN and ROA-
No 9k, which Leave ne, NEW YORK every WE'D
ROAD to WELDON. WILMINGTON. LYNCH
rig, SALEM. W1THEYIIi.E and the princi-
pal places in VIRGIN Ia and NORTH CAROLINA,
are now prepared to forward, with 4reat dispatch,
at reduced rates every kind ot Me rehantiize Valu-
able Parcels. Jewelry, &e.. to the above named CT
ties, and all places "a the seaboard.
Our Express the Steamships will bo accoyn-
panied by SPECIAL MESSENGERS. who will
sFe their PC rsona attention to the reti Ia ndIny
of goods entrusted to the ADAMS EX t.SS co
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS.
Shippers VIII please Ia he notice that packages to
points in virginia and North Carolina will lie sent
by steamers, unless otherwise marked.
p. Al. J. l.. MrIy(lNuTiEU va
s,,,,u Agent of Adams Express Co.
SFEClAi4 NoTICE.-EspTess packa sas for Nor
ioik, fete Isourg, Richmond, and all places in Viz
slnia and North Carolina, intended for shipment hy
Steamships ROANOKE and JAMESTOWN viii
hereafter 10 received by the ADAMS EXPRESS
COMPANY. who are the authorized agents ior Ex-
press privileges on these ships.
Office of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LuDLAM x PLEASANTS. As,ts.
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Useful EMPLOYMENT FOR yACA-
- TI0N-DRAWING SCHOOL OPENED BY
A. GUENTHEH. ARCHITECT, CLAY ST, BETWEEN
7IH AND STH sTRfETs.-Drawins and Painting ex-
ercises in sketching from nature. Terms, 3month-
". Monday and Thursday. and o'clock r. NJ.
nature, or bindings be erected viii be received
~ tho ohee, 9Th Street. between Main and Cary, up
stairs. III lin
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rT,fIROUGH TARIFF OF FREIGHT from
Richmond 20 Nom hiS aud in he rrne al n

The rates west of Knoxville will go lntn effect
until atter the completion of the Cleveland Branch
Railroad, which will be aboa, the lst OF April
Shippers of through goods must send duplicate
tickets. giving the marks. veis hts ard destination
of goods. Send to Cox's Line Of Beats.
A. 4. LEE, on the Dock.
N. B.-Goods from Northern cities ippetl through
az reduced rates. 10 iG-tsl A. 8. H..
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BANK OF HOWARDSVTLLE.

HowRRDsvII.Lr, Va. Jul, :, Is53.i
To His Exccency Henry \. WISE,
Governor OF Virginia {:
Dear Slr-l herewith enclose statement of the
condition OF this BanA the LIST instant, compared
with LIST day OF July, 1855, as also its condition on
the LIST days of May and June last.
also report AZ the place of redemption Of the
notes OF this Bank in the city of Richmond, the
Banking House of lsaaes K FAY lor.
Very respectfully.
d. J. HARTSOOK, Caskier.
StrtttaeHt at the Condition Of the Bank Of Hour
drdsrHie. Va, on The LIST Jaiy, 1889, Compared
rtth LIST JHty, 1858.
RESOURCES: list July, 1859. LIST July, ls5s.
State of Virginia and
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TERMS:
For BOARD ........ : 200 90
ror Wasliug .,..... 70 90
sor Iirhts Observation-Disclosures, 10 %
,cr Fuel Observation-Disclosures. 10 ca
:or Fu. II sI Tuitjop Observation-Disclosures. 40 %
;or Mode ru Ian uases. each ............ % 00
the En- Iish branches. ..... 30 90
For Latin Observation-Disclosures. 20 60
For Literature - =. ............ 20 90
For Music on Piano. Guitar, Organ or Singing:
For ON, lesson iof an hOur) n week 49, 30 60
For two lessons fof an hnlIrl a week.. 50 IN
For three lesson tof an hour "A week.. I2U ~
For Cn,r lessons al IN hourl "A week.. 100 ~
i1nr Sacred Music in class ............ 90
,or tItn tsc nG Piano ........... 10 G1
5,r Dra,.ius from Models ........... % %
For Nror-iug' from Vatirc ......-...... 40 o.
-, pait,tinS in Water CoIors ............ 40 10
,0r oil paintjng ............... 80 90
Urinary department, for children under II
wears Of age. 49,. Observation-Disclosures. ~ W
EA No extra char es.
All letters to be addressed to -
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HVH4 nkE&k 0ENTEELLY9- Eyery ipdi-
\ sldual customer = no Main street. Why -
9eeaasS the Atess styles are always produced. and
t3s kte5btDS " Hnde in the leet uRnIef. Come in
TUPMAH 4 HULL,
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PUTNEY & WATTS.
NEW STYLES

L OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. HV
Just received, n fresh supply OF HATS, *
CAPS AND STRAW GOODS, comprising all the
newest and latest styles of Hats, Caps, Ladies'
Misses and Children's Straw Goods. VIZ: Ladies'
Misses and Children Flats, of every variety and
quality; Infants TurhaHs of the latest styles.
ALSO-Young Gent and Youths Hats and Caps
of the nast fashionable styles-whlch will lie sold
on the most favorable terms. call most respect
fully solicited. RO l.. DICKINSON,
Successor to Binford, Dickinson & Weisiger.
Alnir
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RoaRDING SCHOOL FoR BOYS

II IN FAUf UIER COUNTY, VA,
j. c. LITTLE, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL
The first session of this School will begin October
ISL 1852 ana cose Jaly lst, 1860 The situation is
We'll known as one of the most healthy in the State
me course OF Instruction will as Heart, as nos
s3bIe eonierm to that of the UNIV ERSITY OF
an A. Nj. ~ oip''i 40
The aeeommodations being limited about 20 mn.
pills only will be received :" ~
Further information may he obtained by appl
county, Va. ~ Soiei
TERMs-S23o per session.
,r, REFERENCES.
The Faculty of the University of Va.
dov. v Use, DR.. Jas. Baten,
yrs, REFRAIN, DR.. B. r. Wexford.
y. a. Myers, Esq, 2. r. Grattan, Esq.
Gaht. Y. nInmock, j. A. Weston, Esq,
Ihos; X. Price, Esq, Richmond, Va.
Dr. II. w. Baxley, Horny Relinan, ESQ.
Baltimore, nd.
Dr. ]. Riley, Georgsfotca. ID. C. jy ISM
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n~1ff9tN - tARKINtsk.S, fAEWfAGES.--
fsJAJssSI The subscriber has on hand at his Coseh
sS-,-AS- Mskins Establishment, on Lombard Al
ley. between Main and CARY, sl3th and l4th streetsl
TEES, BARQUCiIES, RUGGl rs with and wthou,
tops, and SCLkiES--an of his own make, OF the
he sold as low ~ good work of the kind can ~ ia
tbs city OF Richmond. ard respectfully ask cali
from those in want of amy article in the cnrriags
line, as am determined to .aakc to order and 10
sell ~ the lowest prices rasshse and all work sold
taat Is new, warranted. MlCAIAH MANGUA.
nh I-9m
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: eH~--. sUMMhE AKRANeEMENT

UFl > TEN MEHS
- Oh EN- cor f ami CURTIS PECK.
The above Steamers having Just had thorough
overhaullng. painting and refittmg, will. on and
after L f!SDAY next. 18th inst. n daily line,
tSundays eXcepted.l between Old Point, Ports
mouth, Norfolk and this place.
The GLEN COVE, Captain Il. g. GIFFoRp, will
leave the Wharf at Rockets, MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY and FRIDAY mornings, at 5 o'clock pre-
cisely. The CURTIS PECK. Capt PARRISH. will
leave every Tt ESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-
URBA1 mornings, at the same hour.
Returning, the Boats will leave Norfolk each al
ternate days Sunday excepted at the hour,
ts o, clock A. NJ touching ut the regular landings
on the river
passase to Old Point, Portsmouth or Norfolk, 60.
Meals so cents each.
HA~ All Freig hts to be landed on the river must
be PAID for when sent down. and we will not be re-
sponsible for Il alter 1t is landed the harf to
which II was directed. Il. O. HASkINS.
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A. = FLUME AND FRANCONJA
YGR YHoTEL COMPANY. WHITE NOUN

The amusement of the '.FLUME" and PRO
FILE Houses announce to tourists and the sum-
travel that they will be prepared for the recep-
ton OF guests on the 18th of June. These Hotels
have recently been thoroughly renovated and newly
furnished, located in the midst of the most at
trac.iye scenery OF the mountains. heinz in the i'm
mediate vicinity OF the "OlD MAN OF THE
the Flume. La kes. Cascades. &c
Route from New York via Norwich and Worces-
ter Line. by the splendid steamers COMMON
WEALTH and CONNECTiCUT daily at 5 o. clock,
PM. from Pier Is y. Y. foot of CORTLAND street.
at the landing of Southern Trains.
For further information, small bills of the
route, at the principal Hotels and Depots or ad-
dress f. s. MARTIN, Agent,
lie Now
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eeTyys LADIES. FRENCH TRAVELLING

EXENaE THU NkS.-We would ca The attention OF
3AfLour friends and the public Generally, that
we have Just received a large and varied assert
ment OF Ladies' French TRUNKS and DIR ESSlNG
CASES, which are very large and conveniently
ran Led, havln, from one To three Traysand Bonnet
Box IN them, which renders them very desirable
for ladies' use. Those in want of such, viii please
give call before making their purchases, as We
are determined 10 sell them as low as the same de-
scription be bought for in the city of Rich
IGOnd, OF Stale of Nir.InIa
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pook AND STATIONERY ESTABLISH.

ID MENT. It. c. c. DREWRY.
respectfully informs his friends and the public GEN.
orally. that he has succeeded Mr. L. b. PRICE. IN
the BOOK. AND STATIONERY BUSINESS, Al
lola MAIN STREET. He would especially inform
the friends aud former customers of Mr.. PRIcE
that the FAVOR is solicited and their wants will he
promptly attended to. He proposes to keep q gen.
eral assortment of NEW AND STANDAR b
LITERARY PUBLICATIONS. RELIGIOUS
BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, AND STATIONERY
AND VARIETY GOODS. embracing, as far as pos
sihle, evefythin that is usually kept in FIRST
CLASS BOOKSTORES. He is regularly in re
ceipt OF late publications and new stock suited to
the season.
4. B, PAIGE respectfully recommends Mr. DREW
EY To his friends and former customers, as Young
gentleman worthy OF their patrona q, and would
inform them that lie has yet pecuniary interest
the success OF Il establishment, and is still
he found at the store. jyc-lm
Richmond. July !. 1859.
y EDusTION IN VILE
IL FAMILY FLOUR = hbl bass sa's,: do. d.
!. do, s223: do. Do i. do, sl.la xdama,, uo
Csndlcs, Per ID. 23c, Superior Green faas per is
62, and Hc.. do Black Teas per NJ So a. and IA
Pure Mountain Dew Whskey, j i.25: pure FTencn
Brandy. @2SUai 400, Hennessy London Dock do .
s3.l W pure old Port, Sherry, Madeira, ciaret
and Champagne Wines of the best brands ALWAYS
on hand aud at equally low prices Domestic Ii
qnors, COOKING and preserving Brandies. &c, ali
prices, j. p. kAVFSAGH
Family Grocer and ha,lor neaier
l7s broad street. below etb,
KnvAU HWY, tar flonshs, receiving FOR sals
gotA u. GORDON SON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-28
FURNITURE.

<rwSzr7 REREPAlRED, AND
k-z--.-v WARN fSHED AND REPACKED.-Th
- subscriber begs leave to inform the pub
fig lie that he still continues to repair and
e-varnish Furniture at his old stand,
on Franklin street, opposite Metropolitan Hail.
His prices are moderate. The best of references
can be given that all work in his line will be
executed
N. B-Furniture will BIO repaired and vanished
at private residences either in town or country if
required. JOHN DAVIS
y7-lm Franklin ST.. Metropolitan Hail.
Ez-3 CHEAP EUR SITUR a.-At F.
k---=s;S<J GATHRIGHT'S Governor stfeet-COT-
Il IAGE SUITS, of Imitation Rosewood.
-szSA- Mahogany, Walnut and Oak; also of So
lid MahoEany, Walnut and Oak, good
anaiity. RON va to 800 per suit SOFAS, froa
pair; c "A BINETS, from 50 to as WARn@
10 & !. = from sle to SIS. JENNY LIND BED
SIEADo, fro:n 50 70 S4s. Marble-top TABLES,
to 500 per dozen. ROCKERS, from ST to S25'@
And every article Of FURNITURE at the lowest
price, For CASH. Call and see for yourselves.
my 2e-d3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.

IsTM. 4. GRILLS.
w COMMISSION
AND FORWARD No MERCHANT
One door west of hless5s A. BLAIR Co. 18th street
RICHMOND, Va.
Also. AGENT Tor the sale Of W: \. Alpey's instl,
celebrated PURE MOUNTAIN WHISKEI:
REFERENCES :-Beul. Crawford, Rudolph Turk
Augusta: Thomas. Hu hes Il Caldwell; Kent, Paine
4 Co., Richmond. j. 26-dIm
. UyANCES
~ TO TOBACcO MANUFACTURERS Gc.. S-c
Liberal ADVANCES will he made on Marufac
tured Tobacco and other goods consigned TO GU
friends, ". GRANGE & Co., Baltimore.
JAS. DUNLAP & CO.,
~ I6-ts Corner BY I'd and Ilth streets.N