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FOR SALE.

EN0R SALE-The Furniture and Goodwill
N ola Boardng-house doing good business for
cash. The house contains twelve rooms and ktch-
en-, with everything necessary for carrying on the
business Rent $500 per year. Apply at No. 1853 East
Third-street. deSbt
N0R SALE-Pure Crab and Sweet Cider,
n and u general assortment of Groceries, &C i,
Wholesale and retail g. H. HARDWOOD 4 son,
de7b' Northeast cor. Fourth and Mill streets.
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The COUNTY TREAsUBY.-In A ccordance
with the law upon the subject, the County
Commissioners during the present Week made
their quarterly count Of the money and orders
in the County Treasury. The following re-
port of the funds on hand agrees wi tn the Au-
ditor's and Treasurer's report:
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FOUND.

ENOUND-A cloth-lined WINTER GLOVE,
"a at the Postoffice, yesterday. The owner can
hrye il by applying at the Penny Press Office, de.
seHbing property and paying for this advertisement
deSbs1
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MORE OF THE SANE SoRT.-Another large
lot of fine oysters was received at Robert Orrs,
No. ii West Fifth-street, yesterday. Mr.. o.
informs us that he expects similar arrivals
daily during the season.
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REMARKABLE CHANGE.-The difference In
the temperature Tuesday and yesterday
mornings period Of twenty -four hours-was
forty-six degrees. a2l H@ .tIrs.aii
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RuPruRE.-ThOse suffering from Hernia are
referred to the advertisement of Marsh, Cor
liss 4 Co., in another column.
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BOARDING.

ROARDING-A few respectable men can
Nd be accommodated with comfortable rooms and
board by tho week at the Central Hotel, No: 326
Main.street, near Eighth. Charges moderate. desc
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AUCTION SALES

A UCTION SALE-BY SHEDD &
IA- WELSH. Auctonesrs and Commission Mer.
tion Rooms, No. lO3 Fifth.street between Vine aud
Race, on FRIDAY MORNING, December ., al .
O'Clock, one Bockaway Carriage one Harrison Wag-
on four brs three -year-old Bourbon Whisky eight
do. Qtard Imported Brandy; two do. celebrated
London Dock Gin.
Terms cash. IdeSbsl STACEY WELSH, Auc'r.
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MONTHLY REPORT or RECEIPTS AT THE
MAYoR's OprIoB.-The Mayors Clerk, Mr..
Belts, has transmitted to the City Auditor the
following report Of the money recs ived at the
Office of the Mayor during the month Of No
vember:
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EN0R RENT-RO0MS--Suitable for rail
road, law or insurance offices, on second and
third floors, In four.st0ry building opposite the
Press Office. The building hssIbeen newly re. painted
and re- papered. All in good order. Apply at the
fre6s Off1ce. uOlq
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METEOROLOGICAL 0BsERvAToNs.-For the
Penny Press, BY Henry Ware, 0ptician, No.
West Fourth-street, December 7.
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MNOR RENT-Two-story Brick House, seven
" rooms, in good Beighborhood. Apply to M,
3, EWING, corner Third.street and Miami Canal.
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F0R RENTAL 81 per month, to quiet
family, with at most two children, two capa.
Iious ROOMS with large porch and accessible roof,
handy for drying clothes, in the second story OF
brick house No. "a ce.strcet, Apply on the prem
1855. Reference required desbS
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FOR RENT.

MN0R RENT--A genteel DESIDENCE in
Newport, bead Of York street, ten minutes'
walk from the ferry. Six Rooms, Kitchen, good
Cistern, large Yard, &c. kent $40 per MONTH In
auire of STALL q McMEEKIN, No. 40 West Sec.
cnd-street, Cincinnati, Ohio. deShs
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WEEKLY REPORT OF TIE CITY AuDiJoR.-
The City Auditor last night reported to the
City Council that during the week ending yes
tsrday warrants had been drawn on the City
Treasury for the following sums:
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WhNTED--A Young Lady to play In an
~ Amateur Dramatic Company, One who has
had some experience preferred Address, with mar
tsnlar'' N. A. 49, Cincinnati pOstofics, until Fri.
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WANTED-H0UsE--Con Containing 8 or 6
49,, ,, rooms, Immediately. Address Us Third.
silcet, .f le7hF
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w ANTED--To correspond with persons
owning steam power, who are Interested In
An enccai preventive against incrustation from The
use of lime water. Address j. RiCH1RDS A'
deIbt roinmhLo
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WANTED.

j,n.nTS," ""F0R SALE" "TO LET" ""tOsT,n
uHp 60, In this column, onoupying ave lines
/, 'A's' TWO Insertions, twenty Ave cents. :,
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WANTED--Clerks, book keepers, sales
men, bar r'keppers, porters, coopers, carpen-
tMs, mecnanics laborers and others can fnd stla.
1e,s At the Merchants Clerks Registry Office, rs
Nelnut.street. [de1bsl HAZE do
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sVANTED--IMMEDIATELY--AM Man
~, with Horse and Covered Wagon, to take an
e!.le round the city, by which he can realize from
Cincinnati '''' Sosa.e'
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vr,nE CHISwIuK seH q!

TUE cii " NILS s WEsT of RICHMOND.
, nns ss e Nv ch.Ssk hon The
to re cs9nHs :as ad.s HN Il nEssssH SCHOOL,
He therefore offers his services % tho pptcs and.
"s s e.. sssssss e Ss
in preparing them for husiness ~ coliexe, 70 merit
Aa s a.l. e &. & s Ass HOME
Cor their sons IN has own family.
cnisWlS 4, !. .ea mus, Il healthy, TIE ven S -.
isss. . passes. valuable I'M medeinal sropsr,iss
and close july is, $50, allowing two weeks
tioa NJ Christmas.
Board. including table, rooms, fuel, light and
wash, Sl2a per month. payable hall n aasSncs "a,
m g rssran az Ess .a REV.
TsssI and W sod eS fsaa fks Seioo%saM
TUE ExERSIsEs OF THE R !. "a M9,N,
DAY. oci. ID, at Mr. Durus's residence, on Grace,
between I'd and tt n S stre sfstsropa,
Rev. MOSES p; Ho6E, d. d., English Litera-
as..y NJ asa,. f Rss. asss ra'
' S. II. COLEMAN, University Of Va, Ma.hs-
Ss Ms. CO DANIEI Preparatory Depart
Prof A. Ia BoMBARIE, French.
Or. BUcHLER, German.
Prof. q. PEkSICo, Italian Drawing. and Paint
ing.
Prof. CHAS. sETBERT, Piano.
Prof. H. SCHNEIDER. Harp.
Prof. ]. DuNDERDALE, Piano.
Prof. o. ERICSSON, Guitar.
Rev. DIR. HosE, will have charge of the advanced
classes in Enkish Lite ature, and by means of lu-
diciously selected Text Books and Lectures Of his
own. will make the Course an interesting and pro-
ftabe one to the students.
Young ladies residing in the city. who are no
longer pursuing their studies at school. but VINO
still wish to cultivate Bellies bettres, may become
members of Dr. HoGR's classes and attend At Inc
prescribed hours without being otherwise connect
cd with the Seminary.
A Frencs lady is daily expected from New York,
who will reside with Mr.. Dupuy's family.
The Boarding Department is under the control
Of Mr. and Mrs. DuPUY. aided thy Mrs. Many K.
CAssELs, as MatTon. oc Nv
nltNo FORTE AND SINGIN G.-Miss
L ALICE C. DAWSON will be happy to receive
limited number of pupils in the above branches oil
education, moderate terms either at the resi-
dence Of the pupil, or at her own 2th street, De-
Private lessons given in FRENCH TO young
ladies'. Sc SIN
FRENCH INSTITUTE.
T Professor A. LA BOMBARIE respectfully
begs TO inform his patrons and the puoilc IN genie
raj, that his INsTITLTE will be OPEN fer genMfle-
men, on the 18th of OCTOBER. DAY AND EN T.
MING CLASSES. :,
TER As;-By Classes, $40, Quarterly, payable
"i Prof. T. 4. la BoMBARIE will also be willing to
give instruction in Schools, and to few pupils IN
private. t.a;..
Goddin's Hall, Room No 2-irom to T. M.
References:
Rev. ]. PETgRKIN,
VIM, II. MCFARLAND,
Col. Tuos. b. BIGGER,
JOHN JONES,
nr
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fs TEEl 81 q q ! J7f5Es.
1870 ths trains o. Ill iosd Nh i rnS e 1c,c~s nh
ExPrsss, t6rousls passsaS sr,dsiy. 1919
xsiaassss IS osssl
Aoconmodstio ~ fslghii Of NJ
Ts1ss. Law ss ~ yoa s.cmxo,nM
Expfssss through passsnxer,daiy,
M 81 and through ~ ''s0eEAM
A esassps saaas s;d itsust t,.jn PM
, ss.''.s .hi W. F,,ai MONDAY, Wed
NH & g a sasxsa y 4. Coz.
a,e sss " Enssisr on Tuesday. Thursday and
Passengers going BY this train viii take the az
Press ss.i Train IRON IN hics,mond st 49, A. N:
take mail train for PetcrbuTs at $50 " =, nan ~.
klehmond at SIS p. NJ, on Tuesday, TiarsGsy and nd
The express, mail and recommendation .r,;n. IN
stop when there arc passengers to take UP or pnt
DOWN at Msnehester, Temples, Ricc's, Half WAY
The express and mail trains from Richmond CON.
Weldon Raleigh. Wilmington, &C. TSs roass, sr
ets inf " ,iminxtop can be procured at the ticket
The same trains from Petersburg connect 4.
tom baltimore &C. Through ticsess i for Wsshngr
be procured ut the office in Petersburg. 70"
rare ior white persons ..................4. 81 *
Children over five and under twelve
coiored persons in servants; car S Sss
.Coored persons viii 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 same fare for white per-
Sons will be CHARGED
A discount of ten cents will he allowed on each
fare when tickets are purchased at ths office, AMI
to persons getting on the cars where tickets are
sold.
Servants travelling by themselves must he fur
nished by their masters with two passes so that
be retained at the office; and il must be ex-
pressly stated on the Pass that taey are permitted
Office X. Il r. X. r.. Co-<
Sent O.. 1859 40 1n-fs
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- VERY pEsaEa AfRf flE6 IN A1hIec
Me,rS. M; flqfhalhv 81 1xf Fdh 4 n
5 y ss h: ASH &.
s e @,S Eis .ad ss'!ds.s
s:ss ,s ss n asa health, snd
siyhbcrhood now remarkably good e s fbe con
t1 an T Z, Rohmond nnd Rairosd
through ths ana sn Ya, ts ;a s so dRvsns
10 thnt PERSONS doing business in Richmond can an
up and down the railroad twice daily, .ssnr
unusual facilities for the Transportation 81 la
nnres from the city Should more lsnd be nes,fed
io,ning. profstabs lee business mag bs connected
with Che farmns epsras,eas e. ,e q, o~ns ssns
vii gsss ssi l5DSfS A1sls
~ EAETM r9E w sSFE n NILS knW Below hErF
ffD pcGhMokpI 9 M 10 acres q LAND.
situatcci in hcaithy 1ncatou miles south 81 the
sss r "ns Sa 1 ss S frame
ng and t-houses and has % or 70 acres oil clear
ed n,En cesred and the rsmsnder in wood land
Ia suffeiency to support the pisee,l with spring
Of excellent water and mari bank on .ne
hn. e,s e l e door hD Above
Sc PTS JANET. MORGAN. Executrix.
ee,+ FOR SALE. "a small TRACT Of LAND.
HE on the New Bridge Road, three miles east Of
- the City of Richmond. known as Auburn
and adjoining the Lands of Mrs DIR. Christian, DR..
S. A. Hart and Others. The above tract contains l25
acres. and is situated in pleasant and desirable
neighborho.dd;, 1t has upon it yery good D VEL
LING HOUSE, containing or 10 rooms, with q
sufIiciency OF wood and water. The soil ia produc-
tive, and is we'll adapted to the growth of ali kinds
Of grain, grass, &c., and would make a most desi.
rabie vegetable garden. 1t is LlghIy susceptible of
improvements. and by the iudicioHs use of lime
and guano, can be made a desirable farm the
on other lands in the ne ghborhood viii attest. The
above property is offered Tor sale privately on lib
eral and accommodating terms, or would be ex-
changed for city property. Apply to
RAWLINGS & HOLLADAY,
18th street, between Main aud Franklin,
an IT'S Richmond. Va.
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AN OLD RELIC REcovKRED.-ln the year
1913 Daniel Koweii, one OF the pioneers OF
Western Virginia, being pursued by Indians,
hid his gun under n red oak log to facilitate
his escape. Last week one of his descendants
found the gan, near the kanawha. after
lapse of 66 years. The barrel was materially
injured, the polish remaining on the greater
portion of it; the trigger whole, the springs in
the proper place, heavy brass guard, muzzie-
piece aud thimble, brass box with the words
Liberty or Death engraved ON it Although
i, has been upwards of sixty years, the re-
mains of the red oak log are still 10 be seem
The muzzle of the gun had grown fast TO a
dogwood bush, and had been carried up by It's
growth about six inches from the ground.
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TEXAS BEaUTY.-The Weatherford TEX
as) News says: "Mr. Biffie has shown us u
centipede, captured and Gagged, measuring six
inches in length, freiting and fuming with the
rectified, double distilled, concentrated quint-
essence of poison oozing out of its pedal ex-
tTemities st the rate of quart a minute
II was an awful looking thing
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DICHaaoND classical

y
Ii AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
The Eighth annual Session will commence on
between Sth and 9th streets.
HoRsGE y p S snfFh A. a. Mi Principals
PRoF. IL. w. KUELBEL, Instructor in French
and other Modern LanSu aees.
PROF. JOHN A. CALIO, Instructor in Ornamen-
tai Drawing.
Mr.. J.. w. REEVE, Instructor in Practical
Book keeping and Laws of Accounts.
PROF. o. HEINRICH, Instructor in Mechanical
and Architectural Drawing and Practical
Surveying and En- lneering.
Present patrons of the School are earnestly
icited to secure pnnctual attendance on the part
OF the pupils, and those wishing tn enter their
are respectfully requested to make early applica-
ton.
The Principals will be at their school room be-
tween the hours of and IL, and, at other hours
may be found at their residences. For references,
terms, &c, see Circulars for distrib button, at the
Bookstore of Jas. WoodhoGse Il Co. Sc To- I'm
90 A Primary Department will be connected
with the School
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THE FIGuTISG MEN OF EUROPEAN emf
nent French statistican gives the total of the
land and naval force of Europe at 2,so0.9U0
picked men, requiring for their support an an
nusi outlay of Sius,UUo000. not including the
value of buildings and land occupied by forti-
iications &C. moderately estimated at $780,
DVa0eD on which At four per cent. interest, the
yearly expenses is more than Sl5UOoO,0OO. Add
ing To this the value of the productive labor
these men could perform, estimated at $780,
ia,eOn. and we have an annual expense paid
by European producers of nearly SsU0, 00O, 0UO.
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<r4~
* ~ fill. MEfsr
s - A5AA< iiNs5 1S6o -sCotnrnencinx On
~, mncs Va viii eontinnc
i've ia, j, az fellow,ss I, ar !, ~
, ~ e ~ !, 1,,r fvr rear old colts
FIRST RAck- SWecpsssasf. mia G1UO entrance,
MO forfeit; $40 added ~ tns Sfn. sutr;es
or moro start Cused wItGs ~. vd dam Ftcity
4. M. Hall enters 2. Y, ~ io'.S = 80
81 imported Priani;; &. po.ton Jr dam Re-
u. Mcdaniel enters y r. ~
N. &. Thompson enters b. H. ny vo'a'''' 1a"'
S 1,aneyIle, by Ecsips E ~. ,r.h.rca Fly ly Red
Gen i. j. Green enters ,, miss ioDoSs -
Eye, dam importea al Ita E,r three year old
SEcoSD RAcE.S p ssttaAnn aaas s2sl, entrance,
colts and FLIES Two me ts c,, ureyded two
S1.0 forfeit; ~ TaS VIII the lollowns entries
or more staft. Siossu Wy" Er;noline. by Finan-
Joseph Bruminel snte.s " ~, :. iymn;rc
ceI, dam Miss Matt'aG; " ~ 3hilde Harold,
F. NJ. Hall enters q. I.r aasII'p lam
dam Fidelts, os PP,,i,na ~ Star Davis, dam
Il. q Bnuch eh. .i , y. !.
by Monmou,n Eehpse' Minnie lehman, by
ID. Mepaniet eItsIs .. r.,s,ce
Boston, lf'' os W ~ DAY
- caSat.i - f,,r three year old colts
FIRST nAo 70 - non q race nj lie
and hiiies wnsm nav ssrn f,ria,t. y C0 added by
heats; svr 1n. twn ng more start Closed with
me III ,i,rpi ,vr entries:
biackE ~ nosu,ell enter. e.. E.. By Grif Ed
- ,nondson. dam Virginia Payne.
nr;nhaei RYAN enters b. g. Prince, by Monarch,
hic LAM aI,.l"nna.
n - Hare enters b. e. Oysterman, by Revenue
dam Miss Coutts. :,
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DICHMoND FEMALE INSTITUTE
IL The Sixth Session will begin October Sd, 1852
ana end the last OF June, 1860 u
CHARLES ii. WINSTON, A. NJ, succeeds Rev. b.
MANLY, Jr., as President. Under his admnistra-
ton, some important changes Will be made Dut the
grand objects for which the Institute was ioaaeG
carried out, will ever be kept in view.
These are as follows:
!. To teach ecerythfag that should form a par' oi
young lady s most liberal education -,
2. To afford instruction suited to ecsry Stdfe o.
point. in each branch, which it may be desirable
or possible, for the pupil to proceed; o,xhzv and
8. To teach whatever rs taught Mo'o"sAS """
' CHARLES H. wIN SSiVtS 4. NJ, Univ. Of Vat
President and Prof. Of Moral Science and hnsiiSh
Ni Rev. j. L. BURROWS, D. D., Evidences of
oG GaMEs LEIGH JONES. a. NJ, UNIV. of Va,,
<. \. LEWIS, n. 3, Natural !a / S Sciences.
RRrof c kPoPR rh sei Of Musical Department
N Miss A hS sSs'i I. iEFTWIcH Drawing, Paint
iu senoG CARLOS C. .MERA, Spanish and Italian
I2MF kaI. and mss r. s. VALENTINE
will continue to teach the English BRANCHES In the
Gosgate and Miss N ASF s. sTATaEP ps h ths
Preparatory Department Some Assistants VIII lie
appointed hereafter;
classes regular intervals, giving special atten-
ton to the Primary pupils.
Per session of nine months. half payable In ad-
vance, October !, 1S59--remalnder, February IA,
1861
ELglish Tuition in Preparatory Department. $50 90
French in Preparatory Department. .-...... 10 90
English Tuition in Collegiate Department.. 90 %
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. 20 90
Music ON Piano, with Vocal Music .......... 80 %
Music on Guitar 4" 50 ...... 20 %
Use of Instrument. Observation-Disclosures. 8 90
Vocal Music alone, (takeR by all, in casses,) 30
Drawing, Needework, or Greeian Painting. 70 90
Oil Paiuting..... ........,..........-.. 50 90
Board Including everything except washing. l60 90
Washing Observation-Disclosures. 20 90
Ministers i1aghters will be received at reduc-
ton of eng fourth on all the above charges.
ia No extra charges. Pupils provide books and
Stationery at their own expense. In case OF pro-
traeted sickness, deduction will be made for abb
sence.
1t will be noticed that the price Of Board has been
reduced from $500 to ) 100. No change Is contem-
plated in its quality. With our ample accommo
datons, it was thought the reduction could be al
fortied and that it ought, therefore, TO be made.
Boarders are regarded AS members OF the Presi-
dents family. Money to meet their lncldenta, ex-
penses should be de posted with him, and all let
tiers for them sent to his care.
Pupils should be present, if possible, on the first
day of the session.
For Catalogues, Circulars. or further intorma-
ton, address CHAS. Il. WINSTON,
President Richmond Female Institute,
jy 23-21am Richmond, Va.
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AIRS. PELLETS SCHOOL, Broad STREET.
VI BETWEEN 10TH AND 1lTH.-The 18th Session
will commence ON MONDAY, Oct. Sd, and end
July LIST, 1860
TERMS.
Tuition in the Higher English Branches $40
Primary Depa tine Mt ................ 80
Latin and Modern Languages each., ~
Drawing in Pencil and Crayon, Painting
in Water Colors or Oils .......... 20 to $40
Music on Piano, Guitar, &c. 50 to ~
Mrs. PELLET will be assisted as she Arrays has
tenn of instruction is the result of twenty years OF
personal aud energetic labor. and she refers with
confidence to the many ladies' now adjoining spcl-
ety, who were graduated at her School; not q lew
Of whom have nobly and successfully deVotea
themselves to the cause OF Education
The House was designed expressly Tor Ednca-
tional purposes The School -roon., sixty leet by
thirty. is carefully arranged both as re arcs ven
tilation and temperature and furnished win sac
cial reference 10 the comfort OF the pup!s. me
Desks are separate, made OF mahogany and so
placed tiat oil the pupils are under the immediate
supervision of the Principal:
ann MRS. PELLET.
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MRS. CLARKE formerly Mrs. HALi.AM)
IN wonId inform her former patrons and the
Richmond community that she will again resume
her profession in teaching the PIANO. both In
FAMILIES and SCHOOLS. Having the expert
ance of fifteen years teaching in families in the
city, to whom she refers, and also IN Mr. Hamll-
toms Female Seminary, formerly of Richmond, she
feels assured of being able to give satisfaction
Terms moderate.
Residence on Grace, between 4th and 9th streets,
one door below the corner of 4th.
REFERENc Es:-Hon; yudse Robertson, Mrs.
Judge Nicholas, Robert Nicholas, Esq, Charles
w Purcell. Esq JOS Allen. Esq, judge Daniel,
Mrs. DR.. Sneed, Miss Tazewel, Adolphus Dill,
Esq, NJ rs. William Robertson, Mrs. DIR. Munford,
Thos. b. Bigger, Esq. 24-2w*
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RUNAwAYs.


so sic REWARD will be gwen for the ap-
ETY prehension and delivery of JAS HENRY
EAslave. hired to Smith McCurdey, In Rich.
~ mond, the present year. lie Is very likely
.Asfellow, about SIX feet two inches high: OF
brownish complexion. rather slender, and has
prominent nose; about Y years of age. Can be de-
hvered to SMITH McCURDEy, or to-
oe 5-lm u. Y. WlNFREE.
"a S23 Il n w AR D.--The above reward
on will he paid to anv who viii apprehend
@Aaud commit to jail negro boy THOMAS,
~ who ran oil about the 18th oil NAV last from
.[2.Mr. GEORGE p. HarwGod of Richmond, 70
whom he was hired. He is about Is years old,
quick when spoken to, and has been accustomed to
work in a tobacco factory. When last heard from
z. h. JON rs.
Admir- of Saml Peasants, deed.
Rapid-Ann Station, Cuipeper Co. colts Z
Aa Runaway from tile subcrbers Stable,
Egx on the 22i of August. a negro man, named
- about feet or inches high, and about % or
-HN-e~ % years old. Lemuel belongs to w. Wingo's
children of Richmond, land VIA. Elicit, of King
Wiam, as Trustee.) Leuuel has mother living
with Rich's g. Pembertou, in King WllllIam coun-
~, Va. There is no doubt of his being in or about
liam county, Va. We will pay TWENTY DOL
rsward i0r
IN NOTICE.-Was committed to the Jail of
GGY this county, Bedford, VAL on the 25th day
Htof July last, 1852 rs a runaway. a negro man,
- calling himself HENRY HALL; five feet
Z<A- three inches high; scar over the left eye:
mtted. gray casslnet pants, cadet stripe down each
leg, wos knit shirt, lowcrown soft hat about Is or
% years of age. JOHN III. EUBANK,
au 27-6w Jallor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-07
DENTISTRY.

+. A.jETER, SURGEON DENTIST,
49, Office on Main street, below Pearte next
SlILb door to z. Horton keach's Trimming
Store, and two doors above Messrs. Thos. II. Prico
& Co.'s Dry Goods Store.
Having returned 20 the city would he pleased TO
see those that he has engagements with. and all
those are respectfully invited who may be so un-
fortunate 10 need the services of Dental Sur
geon. Sc I3-1ml F.. A. JETER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-07

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