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Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-11

MORE SERIOUS THAN SUPPosED.-The cut
upon the wrist which Jack Roper received
on Sunday night at Long Bar, at the house
of Miss Milhench, otherwise Dixon-an ac-
count of which was given in our paper yes
terday-is more serious than was at first sup.
posed 1t is said by Dr. Hague that he will
be disabled for life Under such circum-
stances, the person for whom he so gallantly
fought should see that he is well taken care
of Love and whiskey nerved him in the un'
fortunate combat, if we are rightly informed.
DESPERATE ACT OF PRIsoNER-The pris-
oners in the county Jail at the present time
appear to be most desperate characters, but
the officers with whom they have to deal are
equal to any emergency. John Shields, the
man who stole the seven-pound lump of gold
in Plumas attempted to cave in the skull of
a fellow prisoner, yesterday, with brick
bat from the floor of his cell, having suspect
ed him of giving information of the recent
attempt of Shields, Archie and Sutherland to
escape. The brick missed its mark, when one
of the officers, who was present. drew his
pistol and fired The ball struck the iron
bars and rebounded, striking one of the pris
oners on the leg of his boot, but not injuring
him. The desperate thereupon begged for
mercy most piteously. The officer ordered
him back to his cell, whittier he went with
out show of resistance Either Shields, or
Archie, or Sutherland is bound to do some
bloody deed in that Jail, ere long, if net close
ly watched.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-11
Found.

Found.
TWO DAGUERRI IcOTYPES we're found
i in the street yesterday morning. One is the like
ness of pious looking young man, AMI the other
represents fine looking old lady and little boy.
The owner can have them by calling at this Office and
paying for this notice. Tmyt0-3t
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-11

w A LII PER,
books, STATIONERY. WRAPPING PA.
- PER, AND ANCY GOODS can be purchased
at GUSFAVE AMY'S Book Store, at SAN FRANCISCO
PRICES!
SCHOOL BOOKS.-Parents and Teachers
- will save FIFTY PER CENT. by buying of G.. AMY.
NEW MUSIC by every steamer. Guitars.
~ Vloins, Flutes, Clarionets, Bones Calfskins for
Drum Heads.
Il State i Wv
WILLOW WARE.-A general assortment
" IN store-Baskets, Work-Stands, Baby Wagons,
all at San Francisco prices
EUTLERY.-A large assortment of Wosten-
~ holms & Rodgers CUTLERY.
DRESSEs.-Letter, NOtarial and Eylet Presse,
u rRINGS of No. quality for Violin and Ciu
- tar, and general assortment of Musical Goods
atSan Francisco pricesl!
DISFOLS.-Lefaucheu REVOLVERS. These
u weapons are warranted to be as good IL not bet
ter than any heretofore made.
DLAYING CARDS. Drawing Paper and In
Il struments, Cages, and Bird Seed.
Perfumery, Best Quality!
respectfully invite the attention of Dealers to the
above. CAN and WILL sell as low to the Trade, as
the San Francisco Merchants! !!
Call and my Stock and find out my prices before
purchasing elsewhere.
Store on First street,
Near Yuba Bridge, between ID and High.
mh29-my G. AMY.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-11
Dissolution.

TFNHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
Il tween the undersigned in the business Of Team
ing, is this day dissolved by mutual 'nsent
w. II. GILES,
T. NJ EMPEY
Marysve, May 10, 1859. [my10-1w*
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-11

p S.-I will give written guarantee, If required
that all of the above goods equal to Mr. Lynch's
representation. Terms made known the day of
sale fmy10-ltl o. II, PEIRSON.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-11
AUCTION! AUCTIONM
Attention, Ladies.

~ H.PEIRSON would respectfully announce
W. to the inhabitants Of Marysvie and vicinity,
that he will sell at Public Auction, on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22
i,IpORTANT NOTitE:.-

l.$s rifsssfsr & 81 TERSBURG RATLROAD-On
z.t.s1, -~zzr-cesS and after MONDAY the 18th day
of September next. the Accommodation and
Freight Trains which leave Richmond and Peters
burg on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,
will start ut O'Clock, A. NJ, instead of \. Nj,
hitherto T. II. WINNE.
Sc l3-Im Superintendent,
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HAII.ROAU9, &c.
zrEEs5 sGaM,.SMnogpA s 81 Pr.

r. Go. :. GMMOND AND Pc.
49, JJ T. ssa as.s, ss .slIm'so, b
1859, the trains on this road viii run Is follows '''
Express. through passenger daily. ssss'kas
tsundays exec pted,I at III. ;. 425 o. eiock A. "
sad fe assh', l nss PM
weekly; yiz; Monday, Tednes-
day and FRIDAY, at. ........... 800 :. An.
Express, through passenger,daiy,
Mail and through pasaenssrdaiy fz' O'Clock A. NJ
Except snpdays.I at - :. 's. ass PM
accommodation and freight train,
tri-weekiy, VIZ; Monday, Wed
hosday ana fIIoay, at ......... gU A. NJ.
passenger car viii be attached to the Coal Train
whicil leaves Chester on Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday, at 6:l5 A. M.
PASSENGERS going BY this train win take the sx-
Passensers o rom cinSer II Hill i'G leave A. Sunni, =,
Has A. NJ, arrive at Chester at II. NJ. and then
take mail tram for PetersbuIg ut $50 NJ, or Cor
Saturday.
The express mail and accommodation trains will
stop when there are passengers to take up or put
down at Manchester, Temples, Rice's, Half az
station and Chester.
The express aud mail trains from Richmond CON
meet with the Southern trains ut Petersburg for
Weldon, Raleigh, Wilmington, &e. Through TICK.
cts for Wilmington can be procured at the ticket
The same trains from Petersburg. connect at
Rlehniond with the Northern trans for ashing
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York, can
he procured at the office in Petersburg.
are iOf white persons $ 81
- Children over FIVE and under twelve
years oil age .-.....-!.. $50
:" Coiored persons IN servants car. go
Colored persons will not he permitted in the first
class car, except when in attendance on infant
children, or sick persons, absolutely requiring their
care, in which case the fare for white per-
sons will be charged
4 discount of ten cents will he allowed on each
fare when tickets purchased at the office, and
to persons setting on the where no tickets are
sod
Servants travelling by themselves must he fur
Hlshed by their masters with two passes, that
oae he retained at the office; and il must be
to 20 the cars. THOS. IL. WYNNE, sup't.
Office K. y r.. X. r.. Co~j
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HDucATroN.
x>,n now1xtON EEMAI.E tNNTITUTE.

. 4 q ~ q ssr.y n
OLp NV S' ~ =" - srs -. No.
CosFER 2f snASSts Asp 1aH ;s SIS; n ,,,,s
The L, of OCTOBER lsss and close TIE y POI OF
so Jhs emnsntiy anaed instructor s Rev.
Ire, hpsskR, ". D., teacheT oi Mofai scish:e )
NJ. !, -. sat NATE ancient Lsnsuagesst ana nata
81, 81, se'eness. MT. dokaSs Lag, sas'c
bEcHLER. herman, Ed. FISHER, AIMING, p.aWe
Ing. nc; NJ die fAvARsgR, French; Misses M r.
CARTER. A. Il. DELArLANk, IN the Ensiish De
TERMS ron THE SESSION.
able hall on me LIST OF October and the RESIDUE
February IL. 1850 sao on
Primary English. including Vocal Music % ~ "
Intermediates hngllsh, do do 49, ssrs
Senior English, do. do. 80 n %
LANGUAGES, teach,l -. =, of the
Far snn aos a'ne" rs es wees 20 %
do do two per week -, al i, - - ~
Painting Sc from 20 w 10 % ~ ~
Use of Piano
Ia frtSa, ~ inr,nation concernin{ the Sehooi,
81, y - ter or amply 10 +. l.. GAtLEHEh
''o " Al the Institute, kichinoh9a' "a D.
Recommendation. D. ;; Agyeit. y. II BE-
las A. duncan, Rev VIM. - W ae1I~ t ls.t' nv, NJ
" " bennett, Dr.. Thos. Po!lard' hn2eft hiu5
Nay t p,ti ym9 y '''''''' Sc I6-iw
isa'. $50 ,Sx,,,,I
DttHno*p'.Ex Vi coMNFgcIaI, SCHOOL
IA H-ef Ss', - -, ~, S,rx
~, t,,ttS Sn arnnsI Session will commence
TIE tishtn ahn at.t ~ ne rcn,ns on Franklin
betwe,ee!n 18th and . e,h streets;
EDW,n, W; S cVsJnIEEiiY "A Mi { Principals.
HORACE Sn +tt Ii n1 e fn:,,rrctor in French
PRot -, w. y ht,,'It dng mas,
SHd Ht44sf VI ~ inetr,,ctor in 1rnamen-
ROY i 6,a,, ~ ~ NiNf' - '"''' 'N'''
Nv " REEVE Instructor in practicat
Book keeping md Laws of Accounts. ,;o,l
PRoF. o. HEINRICH. instructor IN mechai,ic ca
and Architectural Drawing ana 'i'''i0''
Surrc! ing and tngincetllEE. o~,aetl, so-
Present patrons of the Sohool are eaIneShn' ,srt
Hcited to secure pnnctn2i ~ me-, nT sons
oi tue pupS. G1u tt''Nt :" -, ,,,.te oerv apujca-
are respectfully requested 10 'ilAe e'''s "PF''o'
on. .. thar school- room be
l.
tween the hours Of 9and ~, ard ~ @tncs
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AIR. ID. TURNER'S
VI SELECT CLASSICAL AND

y u
MAIN STREET. BETWEEN 81 AND 4Tu STREETS.
Tie l5th academic year Of tins School VIII COM
rience on MONDAY. the 10Th September, 1889.
Pupils Will be admitted who are prepared 20 con-
mence the Ancient Languages. or enter classes
ALREADY formed. For Terms, Course of Study,
Text Books, &c.. see Catalogues
Mr.. Il. can be .een, after the 18th September, at
his School rooms, or at his residence, on Frank
I'm street. between ID and Sd SITS. Sc Sim
DiAS0 FORTE. AND SINGIN G.-MIss
4 limited number of pt pills in the above branches of
education. moderate terms, either at the resi-
dcnce OF the pupil. at her own, 10th street, be-
tween Broad and Grace.
Private lessons given IN FRENCH to young
ladies' Sc Sim
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- "a FALL TRADE. 1OE

Is, recent arrlyals IrOm New York aud Boston,
am in receipt OF my Fail Stock, TO which cali the
attention OF dealers Among n. assortment VIII
lac tonnd-
Is aies Bordeaux Almonds, 10 do. Marselles do,
- us iYica do, 80 bags Sicily do; 70 do paim
Nuts, q do, Pecan do. % DO fiiberts; 40 do " al
nuts; - boxes Maeaaroal; 10 casks Currants; 10
Pickles; bSs, tasxss No. j. Fire Crackers, 600 do.
LAYER Raisins asserted sizes; 800 do. NJ IL do DO;
snltana Raissns; - boxes sugsred Almonds; rs do.
t}suoa G3trons NJ cases Safdines; 30 do Muscat
VINE; as fraiss Dates. IS cases Ginger % do. Brau
a, beaches; 10 eis,, assorted Preserves.
Aiso, a0Uuo assorted Cigars. at from SIS to SO
per thousaad s
Alss. Dosi.ae Refined Steam Candies NV fac
tory is sow complete and by far the LARGEST
isiageni % the kind south of Philadelphla which
enatles me to offer 10 the trade of Nrxinia Nnrth
Cafoifia, and Tennessee. as also to the c;,y 9r
GERS, ~ article 81 City made. Steam reeGnnad
Cts.sh sasaf Candy, WARRANTED 10 stand in ga.
sslsnaas ini,eh tslow the Northern price for an ar
as. an1. examine u AT my factory. No "a Main
"~@t.sssS--teW9~it ul LoIIS j. BOSSfEUX =
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y III. l.. TIGHE,S

II. So EtT SCHOOL For BOYS,
The, SEVENTH ANNUAL. SESSION of this
School opens on MONDAY, the 26th Of September
next, with every advantage for the education OF
Branches; Ancient and Modern Laa suages, Mathe-
mates, Drawing, and all other departments OF q
compete school course. Glasses for beginness In
Ehgiisb Latin and French, will DO formed. Those
WI bs received who are prepared To enter classes
already formed. The number OF pupils is limited.
or further particulars apply 70 the undcrsigneds
al MS residence, after the 18TH OF September.
X. II. L. TIGHE, A. NJ. Principal,
au H-d2m Franklin st., above 1tt.
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R.Aa sMQCCo STRINGS FOR SALE

MnAYUh WEDNESDAY, The 18th Of October
next. shall offer for sale, at public aac-
ton, on the premises Of not disposed OF before.
SPRINGS is situated in Warren county. II. c..
twelve miles south from the Warrenton depot,
tire establishment is in the most Thorough repair
and capable Of entertaining between six aud seven
hundred persons. The tract OF Isaaa eaataiBs i5s,
acres. more or less. The original auahty of il is
very SUPERIOR, quite equal TO any Land ia this or
the adjacent counties.
TEgMs made known on day Of sale
Sc b-dtd y. u. SESSU MS.
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f-~.- --S.zzu=u=.xrs- NOTICE. 1870
l:&f IttsJsssssssss4ff!T TO PASS ENGE RSiOcC
49, SIS @SEss GOING NORTH-%EW Ar

RANGEMENT. -iMPoRTANT TO TRAVEL
ERS-THR0UGH TICKETS AND THROUGH
CHECkS.-GREAT NORTHERN RQJTE-Car-
rying the great United States Mail. Twice daily
Sunday n. ght excepted between Richmond Alex
andria, Washington, Baltimore, Philadephia, New
York, and all Important points West, wa Aequla
Creek and " ashin gtou, over the Rlchmend, Fred
ericksburg x Potomac Rallrosd to the Potomac
river, rs miles, and by splendid and comfortable
miles IN seven hours; being comfortable and per-
fectly safe rate OF speed. -
Hours of departure: $50, A M; and I:n, Z NJ
CHECKED THROUGHt TO Washington, Baltmor.
Philade lphia and New GoTk
THROUGH TICKETS can be secured at the follow
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y Ii. STASARD Will resume the duties of
=. his CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL, in his Rooms, corner otSth and Clay sts
on FRIDAY, the 3Uth September next.
TERMS Payable. half IN advance, } frem 40 to
$50. All the English, Mathematical and Classical
branches taught. Modern Languages, SO extra.
lS-tlStO
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L LIZ. KlNEGHD S

u. ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
On 9TH, between Clay and Marshall SITS.
The exercises of this School will be resumed on
MONDAY. Sept. 26th. The course of instruction
IS thorough, embracing every branch taught in
Schools of the highest grade. and every eXertion
is made to promote the RAPID and accurate ad-
vGncement Of pupils.
Aided by experienced and competent assistants,
snail endeavor to merit continuance OF the hbe-
raj patronage OF the public. ~
For terms, &c, apply to J. IL. 81 M OhD,
sa i'm Corner 18th and Franklin SITS.
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MIR. LEFEByRE's school.

ME-. LEEEBFRE'S school.
III GRACE ST LET; BETWEEN FIRST AND
OF our School begins on the LIST day of October. SO,
and terminates on the last day of June. 1860.
Our long experience In teaching, and the very
liberal PATRONAGE we have received for so many
make Important improvements In our Institution.
a course OF Literature. comprising English
French. German, Italian and Spanish classics, tthe
four last through the medium of the French,l has
been successfully tried during the last session. and
will he continued and enlarged in the next.
We have engaged MIR. Ed. g. HOWARD to take
charge of the English part of this course, well
as tine Rhetoric. Belles-Let and First Reading
OF the highest qualifications, and we feel confident
that his services Will be duly appreciated We
would earnestly recommend our Literature class
To graduating pupils.
The new house which we have erected will great
" add to the convenience well as 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 T. LEFEBvRE. A. NJ, Principal-Nat-
ural Philosophy, Literature, Moral and Mental
Philosophy. French.
Astronomy, Mathematics, Chemistry, History,
EDWARD C. HowARD-Llterature, Rhetoric,
MRS GRkcE RSSiEsfiaFF Englsh Branches.
MISS MARY C. GORDON-Engllsh Branches.
MISS ELIZA BARTLETT--English Branches.
MADAME l.. V. BLANCHETT-French Govern
SENIOR CARLOS CARDORvEZ AIERA-spanish
MA 'Ila K MARIE EsTvAN-voeal Music.
SIG RIA ANTONlETTA ERBA--Vocal Music.
SIG RIA MARIETTA ERBA-Piano.
JOHN A. CALYO-Drawlng and Painting.
WILLIAM F. GRABAU-Piano, Organ, Sacred
C. ". THT.ow-Piano
L D I.NI 60
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n,HE DUTIES oE VIZ. STuAKr,s Gas

SICAI AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
Will be resumed on MONDAY, 25th Sept next at
his former locality, Clay, near of 9th St
lie VIII be assisted IN the department of Ancient
Languages by Mr.. RICHARD ANDERSON, graduate
OF the University IN this department under DR..
Harrison, 10 whom he refers A Primary Depart
ment will I've connected with the School, IN which a
limited number will tie received. au 6-d2m
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Mrs. AND MISS MINORS Few


wi ACADEMY, near Chester, will Commences IFS
next session October LIST, 1859, and continue til
July LIST, 1860.
The location is remarkably healthy and eligible
and is very accessible, beng near the railroad be-
tween Richmond and Petersburg.
The fanlS and boarding department will be un-
der the charge OF Mrs. MINOR, whose known
cnaracter and experience are q sufficient guaranty
OF her fidelity and efficiency.
ne Literary Depa rtmeQ u will lie under the charge
oil hiss ADA BY RON MINOR aided by her sisters
ana other competent instructors
re course oil studies will embrace every branch
and Drawing
references is confidently made TO all the former
patrons OF the school, and TO ali who have any
no deduction made for loss Of time, except in
eases OF protTseted illness
- TERMS.
Board, including washing, ghts, fuel, &C.. pei
SION OF nine months $50 20
Instruction in English, for all over ii years
OF age. ,,..-...t.,s.., $3.50. -..-. ~ W
Music on Harps, TWO lessons week, an hour
each. Observation-Disclosures 70 90
Piano. Observation-Disclosures. ...,..--......... 50 90
Guitaf. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30 %
Use of Instrument 90
French and Latin, each. ............ 20 %
:. Payments half in advance. the other half at the
end OF the session.
To those who desire further particulars, circu-
lars will be sent.
Chester. Chesterfield County, Va. au l2-tlsto
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DENTISTRY.

A. JETER, SURGEON DENTIST,
h@Soliice on Main street, below Pearl. next
SLIb door TO p. Horton keaehs Trimming
Store and two doors above MessTs. Taos. X. Price
& Cos Dry Goods Store.
Having returned TO the city, would he pleased 70
see those that no has engagements with, and aii
fortnnate as 20 need the services Of Dental sus-
geou SO I3-lmi r. A. JEFER.
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HE EXERCISES of Miss TAZEWELL'S
4 School Will be resumed on the first MONDAY
IN October next, and close on the last day of June
Competent and experienced teachers IN the
erei departments have been secured.
All other requisite information will be comma
nicated through circulars which will be received on
application. TERMS:
For higher English branches ........ $40
For Primary English branches. ....... 80
languages ancient and modern, feaehl. 70
Muslc-Protessor's fees. an l6-2ms
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aoUTHER FEMALEINsTLTuTE,
- CORNER OF FIRST AND
FRANKLIN STREETS-IINUENR ROW,
\ u

~ III +
FRANKLIN STREETS-LINDEN ROW,
RfCHIOND, Va.
The tenth session of this institution Will COM
inence on the first Monday in October, 1859, and
will close on the last day of June, 1860.
Every effort viii he made to MAINTAIN the high
reputation and SELECT CHARACTER OF the school,
The facilities here offered for acquiring the Mod
ern Ian 5uases surpassed by those OF no school
in the Union. Two French ladies', reared and edu-
Gated in Paris reside in the family Of the Princi
pal and it is made their especial duty to speak
French. habitualiy, with the young ladies boarding
in the house.
The best masters of music are employed, and
great attention is paid to this apartment.
INSTRUCTORS:
=. LEE POW A. Nj, PRINCIPAL.
THOS; u. DUDLEY, JR., A. NJ. OF the Univer-
MILE S. yASsAs, French Department.
&. PERSICO, Italian, Spanish, Drawing and
DR.. BUCHLER, German.
+. EBERT. Piano and ORGAN.
MILE l.. Lacy. Vocal Music.
J. w. REEVE. Pennanship.
This Institution is well known to the Bishops and
whom reference is made, as to the Faculties OF the
Virginia Military Institute. and William and Mary
College. to Professors Bledsoe and Smith, of the
University of Virginia, to Il. NJ. Coleman. of Han
over Academy. to Sam'l Sehooier. of EDGE Hill
Academy, to the Rev. Chas. H. Read, and Rev.
d. s. Doggett, Richmond, Va, and to the patrons
of the school.
&C. with full list of patrons, to which especial re-
ference is made. address
D. LEE pow ELL, Principal ). l.,
jy ll-lmStfmi StolO i'ox 81. Richmond. Va.
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o,.D CITIZEN EETyRyED.

~ LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF RICHMOND: -
After an absence oil few years, have returned 10
reside among you, with view Of embaTktqg agaln
IN Iny Old business OF CONFECTl0NER AND
FRuiTERER, and have located at No. III Broad
street, above 9th.
Ibe general estimation enjoyed ana the hDeral
PATRONAGE bestowed, IN years that have long since
sped, have been, and are, warmly cherished. and
will ever be an incentive 10 servo Kind patrons.
Ii is my purpose in all times to come, to furnish
aud conduct IN, establishment in style that will
hope. deserve the liberal support of friends and
citizens, in and out Of the city
Every article in my line will be found equal 10
represe ntation, and abundant in season, such as
CAKES, CAN Els, NUTS. RAISlNS ICF
CREAMS, JEi.LlES, PRESERVES. LEMONS
ORANGES, and other domestic and foreign fruits
Call and examine my stock of Confectionery and
Fancy Goods; they are. beautiful IN texture and
workmanship-ea calculated to do much service az
well rs ddoTn. ours. respectfully.
ANTONIO PIZZINI.
No. III Broad ST. above 9th
N. B-Parnes, wedding suppers. and Ice Creams
tgfnished at shortest notice. Sc l2-imi A. +.
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FINtE FUL KTIE SENSIUN OF Wks. HEM
L NETT'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS Will commence
on MONDAY, the Sd October, at her sschoo- room,
on 9th, between Grace and i rankhh streets.
All pupils entrusted to her care will be thorough
y instructed and prepared tc enter advanced class
es IN the male schools.
TERMS, PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Under 10 years OF Observation-Disclosures. S25 90
Over 10 years of age. Observation-Disclosures. 30 90
Latin or French. 49,. 10 90
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/. DTiiAS. Sworn Com S.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me.


EEpla NArioN-The left hand row in each of the
atrso columns contain the numbers which were
drawn ttonl the wheel. The amount opposite each
liItt,er the prize which the number Is entitled TO-
II 'oar uguter not in the list, and does not end
m q. .1ur ticket IS q blank. .-
hi tickets where the number ends IN y are, en-
tlled to ia IN addition to any other prize which
tAh atH.e dfHwns ma? entitic II TO. flt,, qtt 'ei
aud rl4 hIh tickets draw their proportional pa,
Certificates of packages are entitled TO al tleS
dtGw over the so prizes. Halves, quarters ana
cl-hths III proportion. .., .
thus Office Tor cash r0-InVestment. IlchSts tA"t
have not drawn prizes need not be returned
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- FARM FOR sALE mi NEW kENT

I$N COUNTY, TWENTY MILES BELOW
-A~ Ri ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100 acres of LAND,
situated healthy location, miles south Of the
stage road, and from 21z to miles from the Rich
mond and York River Railroad-with frame dwell
hing ard out houses and has 90 or % acres oil clear
ed high land, II or Is acres of excellent meadow.
tpartIy cleared) and the remainder in wood land,
"a sutfcency to support the place. with spIIns
of excellent water and mari bank on the premises,
and is offered for sale on very accommodating
terms. ANY person wishing to purchase can apply
to me near the premises, or to I'D. NJ. MoR1AN.
House, Main street. Richmond.
Sc Ic-ts JANE p. MORGAN. Executrix.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22
-a KANAWAY-san REWARn-Fron

In RANAWAY-sa1 REWARD From tins
al subscriber, about the middle of September,
an 1858, a NEGRO MAN, named WILEY, or
~ GRANiSON-sometIme called Wiley GTsn-
sson-about "a or rs years old, ordinary SIZE,
bacon color has one tooth out in front. He Tor
merly belonged To Or. Anderson, Of Amelia county,
| viii pay the above reward Of 500 for his dey
cry at Lumpkius jail, in Richmond ANY inioI-
nation concerning him VIII be than klully received,
and can he addressed 10 Scotland Neck, ualltsS
county, n. g. b. WisATHERsBEE.
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