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the unfortunate orphans and respond to call in
their behalf
Ireuaain gentlemen, your obedicnt,
90 zp3t ANTHONY sAMBOLA, Secretary
Issasesssc In.a,0ysatt0sss
FOR. THE TALL OF 1850.
JOHN TODD,
IL a Observation-Disclosures STREET. 49,. ia & IA
Has just opened New and Choice Styles in
ELEGANT FALL GOODS,
Comprising
soAB OF TIKI MOST CHoIcE RECHERCHE STYLES
81 Imported this Season.
x.x1xr sxx.H-s AVID sKzE R0BEs. .
SPLENDID SILK ROBES.
Black and Coored, s2s, worth 80.
SUPERB SILK ROBES, Rich Brocade SIS, worth SIS.
p.raAsr PARIS RoRrs. Extra Rich. SO worth $50.
MAGNIFICENT EVENING SILKS.
RrcH AND ELEGANT DRESS SILKS,
BEST MAKES IN BLACK SILKS
PARIS AND DUBLIN PoPLINs-Pain and Ponpadour.
DRESS GoODs-ot.omans veous saxony, Plsds, Chenois
Nerinoes, etc
sHAwIs-Reai Broche, Stella tHew stye) Chenille, CASH
more. Wool, etc.
VIZ A -
9e''e'
i'Aoes' - 80 = y D0eAeA'A' s''-' 100 -
REAL PARIS KID GLOVES.
-
And manufactured expressly for this house.
Agent FOR
JAMES ahoArsoS soNe
80 = ,
FINE rI1READ I.ACEs.
LII. A,.aa,n Rr,..o,. c,.n,,nx A,n,,ouo y.,sn
ciennes. Maltese, Guipure etc.
o>i4AAi'' e,....,-.,s,.,
RICH Ffe Nofh n'Nl
90 49, $500 - - -
LADIES' EMBRo1DERED MORNING DRESSES
oih",oi'' sA
-, ! Y,,,,,r,y 1,1,y,y,1, 1,prcsru T.
ru,o rarle.on, French Muslin, etc.
1r.u:
vrpv p,c,, ,,n c.Nr pans VELVET pE1,1s-
81 ~ Mn an -''A
srN'' VIA no. ~ - w. '
Plain
FINE BLACK BEAVER RAGLANS,
TALMAs CIoAKs etc.
,,,n,,o,r
f'ASAA D"Ao - ~ - =
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Laces, Es,sbrOide,.ies,

LaCes, Ea,sbrOide,'ics,
F. "A N CY GO o d .,
DICKsoN,s,
153. CANAL STREET. ..............153
NEXT TO ID. 1HoI-n1Es-
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. aSS ~ 1herised fe announcs tho
~ Il III IA COLEMAN Esq ~ 4 candidate for the ONCE
Y = ~ FMiA = gsasrssn. Election nrst Monday in
- olo fnovs
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y e. axd ASnsrican Cluh-This Club
Iis ~ II svsry WEDNESDAY EVENING,
N s1a SSlluu y - placs
$3.50 ia I = : \ ~ fssssxsat ss2l 2pH
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= - y <JS.A ~ psPsr. nom seI
YaSgS - II x - TIN ena Aeh1-
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YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S FUR
NISHING GOODS.

Plain and Twllcd COTTON DRAWERS, all qualities and
styles
CRAvATS and TIES-Black and Fancy silk
SOCKS-Whc Grown and Fancy.
GLOvES-Cassimerc Cloth, Merino and Buckskin.
L. w. LYONS,
%, o.,..etw a5 st. Charles street
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- Fsr ss's ~ Q. Q. w0ODNAN, h. JouRpAN. q. N.
10RMoH =. y WAEEI0cK CO., z. GUIII.or, New
Ozlyene iv23 priv
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IICO SiIces. Plated Sh0sC Cases
WA TIE D..
Address stating size price, s. W., at the Office of Thu
Crescent o3l 2p2ts
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He paused. knew not what TO answer.
81 am not worthy said at last, as my old
habits Of respect and deGarence came back:
"fou have forgotten thediffefence there II be
ssNe," he said II remember 1t we'll. You
must give up all for me, Lucia--father, mother
and MI associates Of your former life. You
must reiinqaish the whole world for me. Caa
You do this ~
The haif.smile with which he spoke reasured
me- lie went on speaking rapidly.
Circumstances have occurred which sng-
gestsd To me the plan ! propose. There las
been mistake. Your name has been inserted
In the public papers rs the Companion OF my
daughter, not only in life. but IN the gIase.
Your parents believe you 10 nave IeIfsheu.
Their grief has no doubt been deep but they
have other children--tjme has aiieyIafed their
sorrow. /. Lucia have no one hut you"
lie pnf into nay hand short letter from my
uncle, n person entirely stranger TO ne. m
curing into thscircumstances ofmy supposed
DEATH which was reported to have taken place
at Seville the result ofa fever which had been
raging there viruiently. The writing was that
of an entirely iliiterate, common-p person.
and the expression Of feeling was trivial, ana
by no means calculated to impress me as, no
doubt, the merest sentence in the handwriting
OF one of my own parents would nave done.
gave il back it silence.
lyon see they have already reconciled them
selves TO their loss. For me. it would De II
lifelong sorrow. Lucia, You must MOI leave
me. II we ever return TO England, no oH'
will know you. Should we ever revisit faif-
holne, my foreign wife wouid never be recog,
nized as the little uneducated country -giri
took away with me. You cannot be again
what you We're then. Let the past be ooiiteF-
afed forever
l cannot recall the arguments by Which ne ~,
Won me over TO his wishes. After all, ms ttsi
was not so difcuIt as might be Supposed lcf
| / was In the habit of obeying him lmpIiehiy:
! and had no friends to consult. IL Wouia
| have been impossible for me to remain win
| him longer except as his wiiei ana "hta he
| hent his whoie soul to the effort of winning
| my affections, could not oppose that lfre-
| sistibie Will
| fcoNcLUDED To-MoEEoW.I
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LIQUORS, &c.
Is WARRANTED,


LIQUORS, WINES. AL l.. PORTER AND
IL TEAS.-We have IN store q large and desirable
stock of the choicest old Whskeys. Apple and
French Brandy, London Porter, Scotch Ale. and
Gunpowder and Black Teas. all of the very best
quality that can be selected, which we otter To con-
noseurs. 4 lso, general assortment of lower
grades of the same kind of goods. with u large
sortment generally. For sale by -
WINSTON & POWERS.
au I3--lm Corner Cary and Pearl streets.
NTD BgAEDzES AND WHzSkEYS. =
~ WINSTON < POWERS, corner of Cary and
Pearl streets have hand in store. ~, assort-
ment of choice old BRANDIES and w lllSkEIS,
the quality OF which is rarely met with. Among
them are
Hsnnessev London Dock BRANDY. vintage 1872
and 1853.
Otard Dupny & Co.'s BRANDY, vintage 1875, pale
and dark.
Pure Rye WHIShEY, now nine years old, war
ranted to please IN every case or taken back: with
q large assortment of other standard WhlsSe.s
and Liquors generally constantly ON hand.
au 6-lm
CHAMPAGNE WsSES.-We have IN store
~ the following fine Champagne Wines, viz:
La perie and Rubis, superior
Jules MninIn Z Co. Ferzcnax Cabinet
:: " EIssr de sisfs Wins de Danes Y sns
Heldsck & Co.; Sliery Mousseux; LIE Marquis de
Poncet.
All of which we offer to the trade and the public.
For sale by DUDLEY CO., " Main at.
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:. :, !, J, =, q n.rr -

IL AND
DIR. HoofLAND'S BALSAMIG CORDIAL,
TIE xysnt sfaHdar1 medicines az lie pTesxHt are,
Aaes ntgHirsa t4tfr great POPULARITY Gnfy threnxh
wears of trial Unjcaadsd safisfacff0n Is rendered
by them Ia ~ fasss. and Aacs ptosonnesd
isfg. sgS' 1DgmPL afNT, DYSPEPSIA. JAM
DICE, DEBILITY OF THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM, DISEASES OF
THE KIDNEYS,
and oil diseases arssiHx jren dtserdered tsrr o.
arsakHsss Of the stomach and dssssftrs crSGss 1rs
sgssalsy aad PsynaassnsIy cured " fAs okhaAN
Tie B1liLissAMIC cor DIAL Aasasqsivsdare vx-
scttsa SURPRISING aat af aHg similar Yrep9Y11soA
exfaaf. IL trtH eurs. WITHOUT FAIL, fAs MOST ss-
co UGH, COLD. or Yourselves, gG0N-
CHIIIS, INFL UENZA. GROUP. PNEU-
MONA, I3GIPIENTCONSUhfP TI0N,
and has performed tbs lost astonishing es,ss scsf
'' CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION!
fer doses frtt also at once eheck and cure fAe
THE BOWELS.
These msdieiHss are prepared by Dr.. C. NJ. JACK
SON Co.. No. AIS Ayrh street, Philadelphia, Pa,
and sold By druggists and dealers IN EsafesHes
eesygrhsre, at Is eeats per bottle The SIGNATURE
C. NJ. JACKSON tciH De tbs oktstds nrappef ~
each bettts.
IN the A!,saaaac published annually oy me pro ,,
prietors called EvEETBoDy's ALMANAC, yoa 20 ~
fad testimony and eoDs7aeHd0t0Yy nosfessJf01. az
parts Of the country TAess Alniasaes are green
dtr0y by oil oar agents. ~ $3.50.
PURCELL. LAID 4, co, Agents,
ielI-dScWH Richmond, Va.
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% WATCHES. JEWELRY. SILVER
~ AND PLATED WARE.-My stock of the
Ey q above articles. Is now very extensive; hav
ing inst received large additions 20 my be-
fore extensive assortment IL is now full and COM
plete in every department.
[ would call attention especially TO ray stock If
fine WATCH ES--W. Is. Adams 4 Son. london; Fl.
P. Reynold Lemon, Liverpool; Jules. Jergensen,
COPENHAGEN, with adjusted chronometer balances:
Dixon, John Craig Joseph Johnson, Jules Enime-
~, Alfred Latnletteo, and other distinguished
kers.
My stock of SpECTAcLEs and EYE GLASSES
is very full embracing gold silver and steel frames
from which can suit any one needing optical all.
Amongst my assortment fall supply of the ceie-
brated Brazilian Pebble GLASSES. Persons in
want O., a really superior article, and something
that will improve their vision, should not falIs
supply themselves with 4 pair of these Glasses.
N. B.--Brazian Pebble and other Glass fitted in
gold frames. s. A. MYERS,
No. los, corner Main and Pearl st
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EDUCATION.
u richmond FEMALE SEMINAkYt -.
e On Graee betscssa Taird and Fo1rtA sfs.
Rxy; n, p; HQGE, P. D.,t Principals.

RI. 4 n SJ r; Hge 4. M F. D. Principals.
under lie control Of the above heightened Fsntls
men, will be opened In the city OF hiehntond onthe
ri GAY @ oc M svs Presidential Supervision Of
everything connected with the Institution; and,
While MS other snsss Z, ass business Of actu in
strncton he viii be present. day BY day, at the lee
lures end w ad 81 tb
pupils and do al IN his power 70 promete their IN
teect,ai and sgiftaa m up a:s = =.
rect instruction of the young ladies' committed TO
his care. Those of them wiao are bosrders VIII pc
sraatnd as members OF his own family. and every
provision viii he made for their personal comfort,
IN health and in sickness This parental charge 10
assumed with due appreciation oil It's responsiDH-
N ample and competent corps Of ASSISTANTS will
he er9pIaye ed IN every department. The best mast
eTs of FRENCH, German, Italian, Music, Drawing
and Painting will be secured. Great pains Will I've
taken to Te pap n r ite + t r. spsa
i with fciity. To secure this advantage, French
iady viii reside with the family,
A good apparatus Will be employed to illustrate
the Truths of Phy steal Science, and impress them
on the memory. 3.
Music is the want of time, and inducement to
practice the lessons which have been given by the
will he member of The household, and will per-
sona.ly snperintend the pupils during the hours al
The Course 81 Study will comprise oil that is
senta to a complete and polished education; from
the rudiments OF the EIgish tongue, 70 snc nlgHer
branches OF Mathematics, Mental and Moral Sell
ence, and Ancient Languages.
Written Examinations conducted IN pflFatet
viii he held at convenient intervals, and always az
the close of the session; and at the CONNECTION OF
the whole course OF studies. Diplomas will be pre-
scented to the young ladies who have creditably
passed all the examinations.
TERMS.
Board for nine months . zU-Ut
Washing and Lights. I0.oJ
Tuition in Primary Department. 500
Tuition in Ordinary English Branehes....- 1000
Tuition in Advanced En&lish Branches. 5000
Modern and Ancient Languages--e ...., 1000
Music-Vocal and Instrumental tPiano and
Gnitarl, one lesson for one hour per
Use of instrument. ..............' loco
One-half pay able on the LIST day of October. 1859,
and the remainder on the 18th of February, 1885,
a strict compliance with this requirement. must be
insisted upon. -
Deduction will be made from these charges, in
cases of protracted sickness.
Money Should also be deposited to meet the con-
tngeEt expenses OF a boarder.
BoardeIs VIII always accompany the Principal to
the Presbyt terrain Church on the Sabbath unless
otherwise directed by the parent guardian, IL
which all proper facilities will be afforded, to
enable them to attend the churches preferred.
DR.. HoGE VIII take pleasure III answering any let
teTs of inquiry with regard to the School.
All business letters should he addressed to
je 29-3m 4. NJ. DUPCI, Richmond. Va.
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INDIA RUBBER PENS.
MADE ENTIRELY OF RUBBER.
MANUFACTURERS UNDER
GOQDYEARsS PATENTS
By THE INDIA RUBBER PEN COMPANY.

u
81 LIBERTY Strict, Nav YoRx,
Are Tor sale by Booksellers, Statoners and Rub-
Der dealers seneras throughout the United States.
iheJ have all the ELASTICITY OF the quill without
tse spattarinE and scTapiag OF that instrument
sthe points being perfectly smoothly aud viii lat
longer.
They are, likewise, superior to the steel pen, in
WILL NOT coRRonk. - -
The India Rubber Pens are peculiarly adapted 10
TIE wants o. EDITORS lawyers CLERGY men atndentg,
saa pfpesslonaa men generally being less yresome
~ the Hand ana more uniform in notiun. than my
otner pen now n use. They are cheaper than quill
pens, and are offered at price not exccsding that
o. the best steel pens.
The India Rubber Pens are put up in hoxes, con-
tialns one gross each. with holder az ~ per xrue<,
any, n VII ne massd, rosTAex FREx, to any addrsss,
liberal discount allowed to the Trade. Colleges,
aAa Eai'i iNpiH kuBbEa FIN co.
- S-Sms Once. 81 Llberty St. y. "
ClTT THADE.-Joxt rpceayed--
French wevs cora full assortmsnt;
f2 psa MA s.s sf1
Pearl BUTTONS.
:. BEL. TH-am assortment, &C.. Ac.,
To Which 10 Invite the Attention Of the trade
se Ih0ae ~, y vs. WI & CALDWELL,
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~ NGTiCE.-Tbe subscribers would Sx3
mos. respectfully invite the attention ssss@ss
~ of their friends, customers, and the public gem
orally. to their Spring supply Of Ladies', Gentle,
mems, Boys, Misses and Children's BOOTS and
SHOES, Of al the latest styles, and OF the hest
quality, both of our own manufacture aGj OF the
best Philadelphia and Eastern work. All OF the
above were purchased in person by one of the firm,
with particular attention being paid to the retail
department. All of which will be sold low for cash.
or to punctual paying customers as usual.
ALEX. HILL. Il CO..
No. 127 Main street, Richmond, Va.
p S. Ladies'. Gentsmen's. Boys. Misses and
Cbidren7s BOOTS and SHOES, made to order. as
nSual by fiy ij--tsl A, Fl. Il co
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Mr.. LEFERyRE,s SCHOOL,
- -, trRAGE STREET. BETWEEN FIRST AND
oil our School begins the st day of October, 50,
and terminates on the last day of june, 1860.
Ouf long experience IN teaching. ana the very
liberal patronage we have received for so many
years, have both enabled and encouraged us TO
ma &c important improvements in our Institution.
- A course sof Literature. comprising English,
freneh, 5erman, Italian and Spanish classics, 1.-THE
four last trou1 b the medium OF the FreEch.} his
been successfully tried during the last session, and
will he continued and ENLARGED in the next
We have engaged Mr.. ED G. HOWARD to take
as the Rhetoric, Beiles-Iettres and First Reading
classes Of our Institution. Mir. H. Is a gentieInan
of the highest qualifications. and we feel confident
That ms SERVICES will be duly Appreciate. W., we
would earnestly recommend our Literature class
to graduating pupils. 49,
The new house which ave have erected will great
y add to the ence we'll as to the comfort
Of the young Indies boarding IN our family Two
young ladies' only vii! occupy one room, except IN
eases when three would desire TO occupy the same
i HI'iisBERT LEFEBvRE, A. NJ. Principal-Nat-
ural Philosophy, Literature, Moral and Mental
Philosophy, French.
WILLIAM q. WILLIAMS. A. B., Vice Principal
Astronomy, Mathematics, Chemistry, History
EDWARD C. HowARD-Lterature Rhetoric,
Bellies T.ettres, Reading.
MISS MARY c. RpQN--Englsh Branches.
MhbA MEL l. Y GOVERN
senior CARLOS cARDoRvEZ MERA-spanish
MAbAME MARIE EsTvAN-vocal Music.
s[GBA ASF { NIT - E1 BAIvooa Music
JOHN A. CALT0-Drawing and Painting.
WILLIAM f. GRABAU-Pano, Organ. Sacred
G. W |TiHf'fLow-Piano.
HEINRICH sCHNEIDER-Harp.
0. ERfCSS0N-Guitar
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TNcasH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,

ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
II or It'll. RETvEEN CLAY AID MARSHALL SITS.
The exercises of tins SCHOOL. will he resumed on
MONDAY, September 25th. The course OF in
strasslon is thorough. .e.mbraeIag every branch
Aided by experienced and competent assistants,
shall eIdeavor to merit Continuance Of the lib
ersi patronage of my friends and the public. A
For particulars, apply to
]. III. BINF0RD corner I3ti
auS-dt1stS and Franklin SITS.
THE DUTIES OF MIR. STUART,S CLAS.
4 Steal AND MATHEMAT IcAL SCHOOL.
will be resumed MONDAY, 18th Sept. ne st, al
hls former LOCALITY Clay. near corner Of 9Th str
re VIII pc assisted IN the department OF Ancient
Lana uages BY Mr.. RICHARD ANDERSON 4, q graduate
81 The University In this department under DR..
ndIilson, 20 whom he refers. A Primary Depart
uenl Vii 10 connected with the School, in which
lnaa.eu humber will BE- received. auG-d3m
~. BASS, ENGLISHA AND cLAS-
n. ~ 9 y AOQl On CLAY STREET. Re-
IwEEN FIRST AND EEC0N 40. The ~ NTH
fs ,aT q M SCHOOL will commence 81 MON
"a septemher 19th, NJ nis residences, and cont
nue. y months. Terms - ssasl, par abe artasy.
- ~ s - BASS,
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PIANO -BEnyIN & At
yfTSv7k NsoN would say to their friends and
III ~ Those IN want of PIANOS, that thes have
On hana ,hfes very SUPERIOR ones, made by one oi
the eldest ana best manufacturers this country,
Kinds Of q BINET FliRNiTIRsE, BEDS. MAI
Isth. or Governor street,
au 6-dlmaw2t Between Main and Ffanklia
$50, PIANOS AND MELODEONs.,.
sbuy Your Pianos fron old and well estab-
the Oldest manufacturers Of Pianos IA fhis country,
and their Instruments are aof Surpassed IN iaGes
os e ans aap as faaos a' 6sss
ded by Vim; Y, WsIlace. Gostsphals. Mason, kins,
bets celebrated double and sinsls reed Meloeons.
Of CaIhart's patent. The above instruments are
to be lfafa i TaasqIoas Mase Store, lss Manr,
- CaICkERING PiAAOs.--A new and
IN afuii supply Of these splendid Instruments
III have been received,
now the uDoIR, asplendid instrumsnte ii an up
The CHICKERING'S have received u First prixe Me-
dal.. sli over renowned eoHpstitors and from irst
rank iastitallons ard Fairs Of kmsries aud II Ea-
aes than Any other factory IL he worlJ
From the Chickering'S have eInanated the best and
r! Mos6 parniAnsnt improvements that haxe hsoas M
capital they have insestsd "a manuisctu sonvs.
n,sncss: thsy san sell fgl 6tty psf eeat eheaper
az sssss se,s Ss s & ssss ss
b insReeted BY tho best artists.
Z, - taaiT iAeSosy ~ 9syer nssy thaa 90 sssnsy
IA ~ ~ g sRmsae shsss inAirnsase 60 Only
90. tsasory variants III PIANOS selA " tAis
nfsdsss ysonpsly SO adsa to-
Nlnta. and st HAsIisaea hne's, M. ~ MAia
ss1sst NATB'i. cAR usi, sole Assas.
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lIISS pEGRAN'S

w BOIRDISG AND DAY SCHOOL.
MISS PEGRAM will resume the duties OF her
school, on the FIRST MONDAY in October next.
She viii be aided hy efficient teachers IN each de
partn emf.
Nm lie BIRAUD will be retained as French gov
erness.
Latin, Mathematics, and the PLY steal Sciences,
will he tau4ht by Professor THEODORE HEI-
DENFIELD. a gentleman whose hi Oh attainmen;s
and successful experience in teaching render him
worthy of entire confidence.
Circulars, with further details, may he had or
application to Mrs. ]. w. PEGRAM, at her resi-
tience, Linden Square, au lG-2w
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:, nE ExERCIsEs Of Mlss rAZEW ELLIS

HE EXERCISES Of Miss TALEW ELY
L School will be resumed on the first MONDAY
IN October next and close the last day OF June.
Competent and experienced teachers IN the sew
era departments have been secured.
All other requisite information will be commu
ncated throu h circulars which will be received
application. TERMS:
For hi sher English branches. .........., $40
For Primary English branches 30
IIans uages ancient ANA nadern, teachl... 20
Mus.c-Prolessor' s fees. an l6--2u~
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"A NOTWITHSTANDING it necessary ]. IN order to
II delft, 5 TO reduce nv stock Of BOOTS. SHOES
TRUNKS, &C.. shall sell at wholesale or retail,
my stock at 20 per cent less than the usual price,
which will make it about cost, from LIST oil july 10
the LIST of September. fer cash
Should any article of any description be charged
at all, will be the ususi price, will also make
to order any article niy line at the same reduc-
ton. during the same space of time.
We have in store a large and well selected stock
OF BOOTS and SHOES, both of my own and of the
best Northern manufacture, purchased by myself
during this spring.
We have also on hand very largs as syyTys
sortineEt of TRUNKS. to which We would SSyk aT
call the attention of persons in want. the
reduction of % rer cent. win make them very low.
Mr.. R0B'T BRIGGS is still saperintendi the
manufacturing department OF III, business OF his
qualifications it is unnecessary to speak. as he is
well known to be one of the best, if not the very
best, manufacturers IN this country. Call e
PHILLIP K. WHITES,
ie 2o-2m Sign OF the Big Shoe, 70 Main st.
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EDUCATION.

Mrs. AND MISS iINOR'S FEMALE
M ACADEMY. near Chester. viii commences its
next SECESSION October lst, 1859, and continue TIL
July LIST. I36n
The location is remarkably healthy and eligible,
and is very accessible Icing near the railroad, be-
tween Richmond and Petersburg.
The family and hoardinx & depart ent VIII pe I'm
der the charge of AIRS. MINOR. whose known
character and experiences are sufiicient guaranty
of bel hd1lits and efficiency.
The Literary 9epartment v IL be under tue charge
of Miss A DA By Ron MINOR. aided by her sisters
and other competent instructors.
Tho course OF studies will embrace every nT9ncn
Of English, together With French, Latin. Music
and Drawing.
Reference is confidently made to all the former
patrons. oil the school, and to all who have any
knowledge OF Its character
No deduction made for loss of time, except in
cases Of protracted illness.
TERMS
Board, Including washing, hts, fuel, &c pei ses.
sion OF nine months ......-........ 3 $50 W
Instruction in English for all over II years
oil age Observation-Disclosures. 40 co
Music on Harps, twoIessons week. an hour
Piano. Observation-Disclosures. ........-.. 30 10
Guitar. -. ;. :. .....,...... 90 %
Use OF instrument Observation-Disclosures. b 90
French and Latin, each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % 90
PAYMENTS hal in advance. the other half at the
end OF the session.
4, To those who desire further particulars, circu-
lars will be sent
Chester, Chesterfield County. Va. au l2-tlsto
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-26
HATS, cars, BOOTS, &c.

GREATREDuETiON In THE n
~ PRlCE OF HATS AND klOis.-1
From Is to 70 per cent 81 ved VI Ply
NnA Columbian Hotel building.
MoIsskin Hats Of hest quality. So 5c do second
quality. o0 fashIpnaI,e Silk Hats, y; hne call
skin sewed Bonts, 50; CongrssS 5aItsE Boots. zo'
fine calf skin sewed Shoes, -. =.
]. II. ANTHONY hs4 made sfrang = With 2
one of tina best makers In the city Of Plliiade phit
t. supply him with handsome and substantial call
skin served BOOTS. which he wlll sci. ct tse nngfe-
csdenscd low price Of THREE DOLLARS AND
HALF. 90 E-dAWn
a AT COST. At G0STs.-Havins <WJ
Umaeie ARRANGEMENTS to open business - -
- Ion Main street We have concluded to offer our
stock Of BOOTS and SH OES. Of unsurpassed quail
ity CONSISTING of fe usual variety generally 10 be
found in FIRST class Shoe Store. at prime e6sf-
Those in want of Boots and Shoes Tor the present
.,r aupToaehng seasons. will consult their own in
lerest by awaiting themselves OF the presens very
rare opportunity of procuring the very best OIL
foods Il a saving OF 81 to Is per cent.
MARCUS HARRIS. No. ls3 HToad St
" B. -Toan one wishing to engage IN business,
we will sell the whole stock on favorable terms
y. 's' MARCUS HARRIS.