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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-24


A sToEisHHGLY CHEAP sE1A HAVANA, pOlgn1
"A Tic and German from 81 10 10 peg thousand Caa N
- '''''-'''1s q CHEExs. II Broadway
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:, EEs WEDDING CARD DEPOT, COS BROAD.
\ elegant Cards aha moderate prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-12

A6RKRABLg MILITARY ExCURsIoS-Maior
Warmers popular command the Battalion of
baltimore City Guards, have perfected ar
SangeInents 20 leave Baltimore for Manchester,
n. H., on Monday morning August -. via
Philadelphia, New York and the Norwich,
Worcester and Boston route. After passing
Two days at Manchester. as guests of the
Amoskeag Veterans, they proceed TO Boston.
Cambridge, and other suburban localities OF
the modern Athens, where they will no doubt
be courieousiy receive and Hospitality enter
tanned by the military OF those cities From
Boston the Guards go 10 New York, where
the compliment ola formal reception will be
accorded them by several companies OF the
amous Seventh and Seventy First Regiments
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i yALyA1LE IN AND go.
81 kfN.s YlLLIAA 1OA s6LE AZ I'D ii
!slNS As kx.sss4t e1 Oktomaa 6aas ifsr. ~
~ w. q g 3 3. N. ~ q, q
~ tssrs 81 r. lssmisse IN netica
" h1e c.aunty Of kink William, oonfaIu1ssS -
9AICAEss moro q ies., Efng within half mia 81
II. Soast HyIse snd s1gCinin. the iAads 81 III.
srs Tie fafm alOuuds Nth mari, "a & ssi ~
~ e enyta@ geod spring IN each 81 - &niis
~ y CT efea one asnOnx the host al ~
~ ShboThoods in that paff 81 as - -
- s1g oeemed unnecessssy to give q farffer
49, esion Of the land. improvements and sdran
49, pfeenm,nx those wishIny TO rurc6ass vii
crs.. ~ iof themsslves. Possession riven % eSed
rs SIcp g Wheat and fill pQsssmion 1T Jsnasrv
STesfsA iser the Bale RI the farm will 20 sid fhs
lcss Z; censmt1nS Of H0rses. Mules. Cows 6haen.
g n. asmIng implements. Household and Kisck
I.ass q sais lor the farm; one-Aixsh cash; ,he
sesr. "a ioai e9usi instAlments at 1. = and
y, ssp ne day Of sale, with interest upon the
ser y vss mens1 sable ennualIy, tbs purcia-
dsees 81 s eends With satisfactory security, and
1rsa q trust apon the property 10 secure the pay
X 81 ea ans personal property; All sums under
vish snns osss w twelve months credit, honda
~ ~ approved security. bearing interest from dsy
.h Nj .l hss q no.: Jordan =. win .Ae-
VIM. G. ALLEN,
ans Executsr Of Ottoman Siaush liter.
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The Great Southern MaiI-Rnilread Con.
veutton.

WASHINGTON, Aug. IA Railroad Conyen.
ton 10 assembled here, including representa-
tises OF sill the railroads forming The South
western route, from Washington TO New Or
leans. About SSS,a0Uo0 OF railroad capital 10
represented Jno. X. Mcdaniel President OF
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, is CHAIR
man OF the body. The object of the Conveu-
lion is te make a joint bid for carrying the
mails from Portland to New Orleans COM
,uencisx on the list of January next and also
10 facilitate the passenger and freight arrange
rnant Delegates represent that the gaps in
the line in Virginia and Mississippi will be
flied by that time, and the mail can be carried
Ia g days from Washington to New Orleans
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BosroN. AUG. 1.-THE English papers say
the Atlantic Telegraph Company has deciarti
"a make the next cable Of six copper wires.
twisted about six times the size Of the old one.
There is to be no outside covering OF iron wiro.
except for few hundred miles near the Ter.
minus. Il is expected TO be in order for bust.
ness early next summer.
At tho Goodwood races, Friday. the cup was
won by Northern Light. In the Denunck me-
mortal sake Of toD sovereigns, Prioress was
third. Fifteen ran, Ton Brooks colt f.m.
pire, by Leeompic, won the Nursery stakes
Also on Friday, IL is said, Ten Brock won
f2s 60 on the Goodwood race
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-12

RAILROAD AcCIpKyT.-On Friday last, as
she Winchester train was returning from liar
per's Ferry, Va, and near Taylor's mill, from
sorae unforeseen cause, the smoking and bag
gage car WAS precirtated down the embark
nent, n eoiored woman belonged TO Mr. John
Morris, of Winchester, was the only person
iniured--no: dangerously.
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By Thomas w. keesee, Auct.,
(Oflce corner of 18th and Cary streets.)

on 000 FEET OF LUMBER FOR
NO.OOO SALE AT .AUCTION.-Will be- sold,
on TUESDAY MORNING, the 10th inst. COM
mencins ut 10 O'Clock, on the Dock, opposite
on account of whom it may concern, about ~ 600
feet of PLANK and SCANTLING.
TERMs-Four months credit for approved ne
gotaiIe PAPER THOS. W. kEESEE,
au IL Anctioneer.
rI,AN-YARD FOR SALE, IN LUUssA.-Un
sh,1 TUESDAY, the lSth Of septemse1; neat We
liable TANNERY, now in operation and in good
repair, located in Louisa county, on the Mechan-
conouctin. this business. being in very wealthy
neis hborhoca ard in half ,nle of a good srist
mill and saw mil.
TERMS made known on day of sale.
an l0-s,tl5S BAUGHAN BOWIES.
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From Central America.

NHw YORK, Aug 1.-The steamship North
Star, from Aspinwall on the ID instant, has
arrived,
The excitement relative to the golden graves
OF Chinqua was dying out.
A revolutionary movement took place in
Carihasena on the sd al,, the Liberals pro-
noune,ng against the au thorities, and appoint
Ell E1-iosernor Juan Jose Victor, Provincial
Tt,iA
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p ICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
REV. NJ. D. HOGE, D. D..
A Al nIrpITV A n

A. Al. DCPUY, A. NJ, Principals.
under the Control Of the above mentionadf gentle
men. VIII be opened n tho city OF Richmond GU the
DR.. Hoe will reside in the Seminary building,
connected with the institutions and while his other
engagements will not permit him to devote much
time to the business of actual instruction; he win
be present, day by day, at the lectures and recita
standing and proficiency of this pupils and do all in
his power to promote their intellectual and spirit
Mr.. DuPuY will devote his whols time to the d.
rect INSTRUCTION Of the young ladies committed to
treated as members of his own family, and every
provision will be made for their personal comfort,
assumed with duo appreciation Of its responsible
be employed in every department. The best mast
sIs q French German, Italian, Music, Drawing
taken have pupils in the French sa S &c
not only to read and write it correctly but to speak
It %th sesias rS secure ,h this advantage French
:, good apparatus will be employed to illustrate
the Truths OF Physical Science, and impress them
"A frequent cause of the indifferent proficiency in
Music is the want Of time, and inducement to
practice the lessons which have been given by the
Professor. To obviate this evil, Teacher of Music
will be member of the household, and will per-.
sonay superlntend the pupils during the hours al
The CoaIse Of Study will comprise all that Is es-
the rudments OF the English tonrue, to the higher
branches of Mathematics, Mental and Moral Sci
enee, and Ancient Languages.
will be held at convenient Intervals and always at
the close OF the session and at the completion Of
sented to the young ladies who have credtaby
passed all the examinations.
Board for nine months. 600 90
Washing and Lights. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Tuition in Primary Department. .,....... 5000
Tuition in Ordinary English Branches 900
Tuition in Advanced English Branches. 5000
Modern and Ancient Languases-each. 1000
Music-Vocal and instrumental tPiano and
Gnltar), one lesson for one hour per
Use OF Instrument. iO.00
Onehalf pay able on the LIST day of October, 1859,
and the remainder ON the 18th of February, 1850
strict compliance with this requirement must be
Deduction win be made for these charges in GASES
:. Money Should also be deposited to meet the con-
hnsent expenses of a boarder.
the Presby terrain Church on the SABBATH unless
otherwise directed by the parent or guardian, in
which case all proper facilities will be afforded, to
DR.. HoGR will take pleasure in answering sny lat
tors Of inquiry with regard to the School
e II snq pSPY R,sssdd to
Ere RICK'S HALL FEMAL
which is located within half mile Of FrodencTs:
Hall Depot. Vir.lnia Central Railroad, will com
mence on ne lst OF next September, and close or
TERMS PER SESSION OF TEN MONTHS. s
Board and Tuition in all the English Branches Tor
Mrsic on the Piano, with use Of instrument IS s.
prswin9 land and Painting, each. 1o@
India Ink and Crayon, each. 81
An accomplished and experienced Teacher IN n
v NJ ssas'i i ssa THhf sdHI SR sfsSPs
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PosT- OPPiCg APFAIRs.-A new Office ie es.
tabii.hed at Bluff Bridge, Washington county,
Va. and James Miller appointed pos tmaster-
on the route from Taylorsville to Abingdon
Appointments-Z. J. Morgan is appointed
ostmaster II Porters Falls, Washington
county, vice L. ]. Morgan resigned. S F.
Norris is appointed postmaster at Janelew,
declined
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APPOINTMENT OF CoSsUL.-The President
has appointed s. l.. Gouveneur, Jr., Esq, U.
Is. consul to Foot hoo. China. Mr. CT. is the
grandson of President Monroe aud his father
was postmaster OF New York city under Van
Buren,, and has held position in the Depart
ment of State Mr.: G., Ir', served as a lien
tenant Of artillery in Mexico with credit.
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DEATH OF "JACKsoyIAN" HoRsE.-The
editor OF the j uniata Sentinel notices the de-
mise of d celebrated horse, which had attain
ed the incredible nge of f0rty-one years. 1t
was the property OF Mrs. S. o. Evans, OF Jul
niata county, Pa. The horse was formerly IN
the possession of Gen. Jackson, and was given
by him to Gen. Geo. Cramer, and by him TO
his eon-in- law Mr.. Evans.
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Destructive Fire n, Cincinnati;

CINCINNATI. Aug 1.-THE Wholesale liquor
store 81 ). Boyle & Co. was burnt this morn
ing. Loss Sato,uo1--insured for s5u,oUo. $. n.
Pixies liquor store was partially burnt. Loss
eS0us1--lnsured for $1,000. And Breed K 20. .
metallic burial case rooms were also burnt
osx AtUnR
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MINISTER DEAn-Rev Richard Brown, 81
member of the East Baltimore Conference Of
the NJ +. Church, died suddenly, at his resi-
dence oil Elk Ridge, Howard county, Md, on
Friday last the 5th inst He was walking
near the entrance of his residence, when he
WAS taken with an npopletic fit, and falling
died almost Immediately.
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"BLHED1NG KANsAs."-The present popula-
.ion Of Leayenworth City, Kansas, is 11000,
which shows an increase OF 1900 for the last
twelve months. The steady Improvement in
thi. and other portions of the bleeding Ter
ritorr, goes TO prove that a very powerful
styUtsc must have been applied.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-12

SHIPMENT oP SILVER FROM ARIZOSA.-The
following is an extract from letter from
Arizona dated Tucson, July n:
The steamer Santa Cruz took to ST. Fran
cisco, on her last trip from Guaymas, eleven
hundred thousand dollars (Sl, I0r,oto) in sill
yer bullion. This is only a slight indication
of what the State could do under regulate
government,
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Sailing Of the Europa

BosToS August 10--The steamer Europa
smiled this morning at 10 o'clock She took
GU s. passengers for Liverpool and for Hal
lax also S25J, GOO in specie.
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pICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE

DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
and end the last Of June. 1850.
CHARTS II. WINSTON, A; M succeeds Rev. B.
MANLY, ", as PRESIDENT. Under his ADMINISTERS
grand oh ects for which the Institute was foulded,
and which now for 1--WE years it has successfully
These are as follows:
l. To teach ersyy;h;s,s that should form part of
2. To afford instruction suited to every stare of
progress, from the first elements to the highest
or possible, for the pupil to proceed
s.. To teach whatever 10 taught thoroughly and
~ CHARLES H. wrS SssfTSd5NS. T. ,univ of ", !,
President and Prof. Of Moral Science and English
Rev. ]. L. BURROWS, D. D., Evidences of
oq 1AMEs LEIGH JONES. A. NJ UNIV. Of Va.
Prof F, EMioN. tof Paris. J French h'''
p f ERissd PSSnei p;,sp Musical Department
7o17,, ,, -Gm, Drawing, Painting, &c.
s MiIs v RR Rely sn IeepMm 9s.
SolIssiate, and M:s JasF s. sgaSHRD. Mrs, AM ts
Preparatory Department Some Assistants will be
appointed hereafter. 49,
classes at regular intervals, giving special atten-
ton to the Primary pupils.
tPer session of nine months, half payable in ad-
vance, October /, l89-rsmainder, February IA,
1861
Ens sh Tuition in Preparatory Department $50 90
french IN preparatory Department. 10 o.
slsh Tuition In Collegiate Department. 50 90
Ancient and Modern Languages, EACH. 70 %
hluslc on fiano, with Vocal Music. 80 90
MUSIC on 'Iuitar ...-..-... 40 90
Use OF instrument Observation-Disclosures. %
Vocal MUSIC alone ttaken by all, in classes,) 90
DraWins, Neediework, or Greclan Painting. 20 10
0il Palnting. .-.........-....... so 90
Board including every thing except washing. leo 90
Washing. .... 20 90
Ministers daughters will be received at a reduc-
ton of ons fourth, on all the above charges.
va No extra chSrses. Pupils provide Books and
Stationery at their own expense. In case of pro-
tracted sickness, deduction will be made for alb
sence.
1t will be noticed that the price Of Board has been
reduced from $500 to S loo. No change is contem-
plated in its quality. With our ample acceomme,-
forded, and that GU hit. therefore, to be made.
Boarders are regarded rs members Of the Presi-
dents family, Money to Meet their incidental ex-
pensss should be deposited with him, and all let
tiers for them sent to his care.
Pupils should be present, if possible, on the FIRST
dcp of the session.
For Catalogues, Circulars, or further informa-
ton, address CHAS. H. WINSTON,
President Richmond Female Institute,
y H-2tam Richmond. Va.
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ANOTHER TRANauoNTISRsTAL AIR VoY-
AoK-We learn from the Lafayette fIndiana)
papers that Professor Wise has concluded
rnngemenis for starting on a transcontinental
balloon voyage from that city on Tuesday, the
10Th instant. his object being TO reach Phila-
doll
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BY Thos. w. Keesee. Aucf.
IOfice corner Of nth and cary srrsst.. n

a. MATCH HORSES FOR SALE Ar
be sold On SATURDAY
o,clc.r mofninu, 18th instant, commencing at 10
l ~ o., Depot, PAIR Of BEATTIFrI BAT
NJ An ES, seven years old, warranted sound. and
them - very fine saddle animal They ara sold
on account OF the owner being about TO leave ho,.
and having no use for them - 'os'e so'se
TERMS: -Four months credit for approvsf nae
table paper. THOJ. w. REESE. Ancf
ADD. AppItloNAL.1Wrllb e added to the above sale.
auI2 THOS. w. KE.srr -.
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THR NAME OF WAsHiNGToN-Judge Daily.
OF New York, in the course of his decision,
ain the matter Of John Shook for change OF
name" remarked that the name OF Washing
ton was originally "Wessyngton," which sig
nifies T" q person dwelling on the Qeadow land
where q creek runs in from the 81"
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HomlcIpH-A man named Pridgen was
killed al Snow Ill., Greene county, n. G., on
the 29th uit, by another named Kennedy
The jury of inquss returned a verdict of Jus
tifable honcide,'' and Kennedy was dis
charged. They were lighting about dog,
Pridgen prey oking the quarrel.
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CHEAP BoRING.-It has heretofore cost
abous goo annually TO supply the Michigan
State prison with water, but the agent has
recently bored an artesian we'll on the pre-
misses, which furnishes an abundant supply OF
excellent water, at cost Of only $40.
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GALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT OF
DIANn IN THE C0I,NTY OF HENRICO.-

As special Commissioner, appointed BY the CIR
cult Court Oft County Of Henrico, BY . decree
entered in the case of CottTe's Guardian W. Cot
trell and others, on tho 18th Of July, 1863, shall
proceed. on r. ESDAY, the 18th day Of August at
IL O'Clock NJ. to sell ut pubic suction, on the
premises the TRACT OF LAND in the proceed
ms mentioned. This tract OF land lies nenF the
Three Chopped Road, about nfDc miles west OF
Richmond, and adl0ns the lands Of Me!srs. Chas-
Cottreil VIM. r. Harris, and others. Itconeainn
between two hundred and Ell hty and three hum
dred acres--one hundred and Fifty Of wnlch are
arabic land. and the remainder - in wood ana
timber Thirty of the easr ed land nfo Creek
bottom. and Of fine quality; 6ifeen ectea have
been recently cleared. and arc IN good oeeUtsol
for cultivation. The remainder - the arabs Lsnd
s for the most part. Of .ood qnaiity SD pofsIon
:f.ss ven .. sss DWELLING
86EEEEEE GsffE dARf HH6AtsE ae
Tho buIldiuss are somewhat out Of repair. Dut
with small outlay ce0lG be put IN gooo condt-
Ton There are threo never Itlilns 1treams run
mir thronr h the place. THIS farm = IesaIde0 W
those who have kpowp i for years and wsih - an
erceIIent and desirable piae4. a plat and survey
Of the land caa b seea q tina oihcs Of thA Aae-
f.snsons sftA cash the balance In four sspal
instalm0nts, ~ !, 2. ), and yeaEs. from the day
q Sole, With tho intertst upon the deferred ny
menfs, pay aba annually, the purchaser exeeating
honds, With satisfactory security fe tle deterFcd
payments. and tide retained until the purchase
sss, paid SfMS TYNE s,sssss g sas
aais byJAs. d. TAyLoa Sos. Aact't ~ -
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ByE. q. Cook. Auct.

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
~ executed to me By Henry Cook dated August
9TH 1859, shall proceed to SELL at PUBLIC auction,
at the store recentlspccupied by the SAID Cook. at
the corner of Main and 2lst streets, on WEDNES-
DAY, August fth. commencing at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, the property wed to me by said deed,
consisting of groceries, Store Fixtures. Furniture
&c; Also, the key of the store recently occupied
TERMs-Cash for all sums under Fifty dollars
For sums of fifty dollars aud over, negotiable
notes with satisfactory endorsers.
SAMUEL T. BAYLY, Trustee.
Sale conducted by E. b. Co9k, Auct au ll-dtds
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Arrival OF the Yorktown at New York.
NEW YORK, August II, p. M.-The steam
ship Yorktown, from Richmond, is coming up
he ha4
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TENNgssEE AND Texas ELECTIONS. -
private telegram from Memphis says that
Emerson Ethridge is elected to Congress in
the Ninth district. A dispatch from Houston,
Texas via New Orleans on the Sth, says that
Sam Houston is certainly elected Governor.
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Marine News.

HAMPTON ROADS, Aug li.-Arrived ship
Chas. Ward, IS days from Callao, for orders
There are large number of coasters outside
the Canes
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y Alex. Mott, Auct
SHOES.

FURNITURE, GROCERIES, SH0Fs-
= = HATS As ;- be sold at auction. at nv
s.oie. on oAIU RDAf. Ang Is, commencing at 10
o CLOCK, lot second hand Furniture, Stoves &c.
IT. GhKOCERIEs.-Wh iskey, Brandy, Wines, Soap,
Ready Made clothing, Dry Goods Shoes. Hats
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~ MORE FILLYBusTBRiNG. = The NicksburE
Miss Wing announces having seen letter
from General Walker concerning another emf
grafton 10 Nicaragua in n few weeks. Parties
wishing TO go. must be in New Orleans by the
lsth of SantnInher
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CALLING Our THE MILITARY.-tfov.S ibley,
of Minnesota, has notified three companies of
militia al ST. Paul. 10 be in readiness to coop
crate with the sheriff in proceeding against
the gu flaws of Wright county.
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noAnpruo.

IIAylNa TxKKN flsK MoUsE rQ8.
oppcslte the Jew6 a nAxoxue twonld ~ plNased u
accommodate eentieHep with DAY BOARD. A
nudatious are suthcient for lAyge number. All
who wiah to obtain good board and home comforts
would ike occupied. Mrs. II. W. JONES.
49,. d Il
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EANCY GOODS,uNOTIONS, Gc.-By every
steamer We are receiving large lots Of GOODS
in our line, aud we solicit calls from the trade
Our Goods are all fresh and desirable, and will be
seid at low figures
'e'' - THOMAS, HUGHES 4 CALDWELL,
7a. MOI Pearl street.
TsOR DYSPEPSIA. kc.-HAMpTON'S VEG
i ETABLE TINCTURE.-rhe numerous cases
in which this valuable medicine has been used, and
that too with such uniyeEsal success, induces the
sulNcrIber to recommend il to the public as ar
ticle in every way to le relied on. For sale BY 81
JOHN W. POLLARD, Druggist, 18th street.
TENT'S FINEST FRENCH CALF con-
uGRESS PUMP-S0LE GAITERH--As fne as
wa 1t them in the nstcp. viii sell chem for about
Ealf price ~ close theui out Only fAw left. RIM,
or you will loss bargain, ct WM. WALeH'S.
7IC0Tse COMPOUND EXTRACT OF Wild
f Chesry and Wood Nsptha--khs "Gfeat Pana-s
ess' al coughs, colds, asfhmas Group and diseases
q tho luDss. Prepared 4 !. pIcor. prur.i.t.
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IBy e. d. Cook. Auc..

II DC. AT AUCTfON-on SATTRDAY' iati
lnst at 10 O'Clock. will SELL at the LARGE Lot near
the central Railroad Depot, several superior Sad
= COW Sat the same time-Four splendid Mich
lows, one 81 which Is represented as sivinr sir
should attend. o ee"S
AtSo-Fne new Furniture Wagon Yorktown,
and Harness. manufactured in the most substantial
manner, IN this city. lau III E. B. COOK. Anct
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS
ID IN HUQHIER COUNTY, ".

&c. LlTTLE, (. II, PRlseiraI.
The first session Of this School will begin October
lst 1862 and close July LIST. 1862 The situation is
8 q me v - nenr a.
iblc conferm TO that OF the UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGINIA, Of which institution the Principal il
On A. NJ. .s73# So
The .ccommodations bsins limited, aboat % pu-
pills only will b received.
: Further information may b obtained By appli-
cation to the Principal. ct 0rlean r. O.. Fsaaaier
The Faculty Of The University Of Va
Gov. Wise, Il = So DR.. Jas. Bolton.
Mrs. Pegr1m. Dr. B. Il. Wexford
g. "A. Myers, Eea.. r. n. GFattan, Esa
QAIt &. Rimmcpk, J. \. Weston. Ess..
/ b. r. ". Bs:lsy, s Ess1y 1slnaa. Ess.
pr.J. Ril.y. d. :.sss:ss.; e. bH,p.
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su Io-st 100 Main ST.. above the Post Office.

NOTICE. All persons indebted to the concerns
l OF VALENTINE h SON and MANN 8. VAL
ENT1NA;, JE.. are requested tn make their pay
ments TO me-, At my late store. corner Broad and
9Th streets as soon as possible, as design settling
all matters at an early day. and DO not wish to
place ans accounts in the hands of collectors.
And ns have nov vacated the store of my father
corner of Brosd and 9th streets, persons DESTROYS
arrangements TO rent it, will find me there during
the time of settling my accounts. For future years
ne better stand can be found fer the business for
merry prosecuted by me; but we shall not be con-
hned To- this business In renting the house it is
adapted To almost any. Ninth street is the great
thoroug htare OF the city, and any business must
have large share of trade at place thus situated
au l0-ts MANN s. VALENTINE. LIZ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-12
BY Richard Cauthorn, Auct,

HORSES AT AUCTION-on SATURDAY.
". isth inst,. at 70 O'clock, at the Lot near the
ton, three work Horses two second hand Bug
gies one Cart and Harness, &C., &c.
au II r. CAUTHORN