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L SCHOOL will lie resumed at her residence.
corner 18th and Broad streets, on the first MON
DAY in October, for n session of nine MONTHS
The usual branches of an English course, with
French, Latin and Music, will be taught. 49,,
She will be assisted by lady every way qualified
to assume the duties. Terms made known on ap
nIication Sc 1-dtlO
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ia TO PASS SS sfN fG;gRs1S59.
80 GOING NoRTH.-NEw AR
:-IMpORTANT TO TRAVEL,
ERS.-THRoIGH TICKETS AND THROUGH
NORTHERN R0If'rR-

CHECkS.-UKEAT NURTHERN ROITE-Car-
rylng, the great United States Mail. Twice daily
Sunday night excepted between Richmond, Alex
andra, Washington, Baltimore, Phiadelphia, New
York, and all important points West. via Acquia
Creek and Washington, over the Richmond, Fred
ercksburg K Potomac Railroad to the Potomac
river, IS miles, and by splendid and comiortabjs
steamers thence TO Washington, IS miles, In all 100
miles IN seven hours; being a comfortable and per
fcctly safe rate of speed
Hours of departure: $50, A. NJ, and 200, P. NJ.
BAGGAGE. under charge of Special Agents
CHECKEDTHRQUGHt to Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York.
THROUGH TICKETS can be secured at the follow
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Rirbmunn pispatth.
,1rl1irRSnAY MORNING. ...SEPT. Hsy'o9s

A. rxpnx.s AND HER HofkL BILLs =.
Ths Empress powsger Of Russia, a.. s nIssa si N
Aeenir GA 80 ~ october from lnterlaken,
sne nes, .he i Al present. Her Majesty has
wnese thst however rich soyereigns may be,
pa sv are not always disposed to submit to the
sAso' , a. nassed through Basic two years
~, tn. landlord of of the hotels there
"ss.,,red tg.euf for accommodating the En-
,,rass and her suite for single night. The
worthy inn. keeper, on learning that her ma.
,asIv was coming TO Switzerland. expected a.
second visit. but the Empress, before leaving
St. Petersburg adopted a defensive strategy.
by engaging several COOKS, who go before and
prepare her repasts in the towns where she
intends to stop. This year, on passing thro'
Basic her Maiesty's dinner was prepared, az
usual. beforehand, and served In one of the
railway refreshmebt rooms"
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SPALDING'S
SPALDfNG'S
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR Oil
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR oil.

WARRANTED,
LIST. To beauttfy the hair. I'd. To cu.l the hair
elegantly. Sd. To remove Intellectually. 4th.
beard and whiskers to grow. 9th To prevent hair
from. falling of. 7th To cure all diseases of the
scalp, sth. To prevent hair turning grey. 9th. To
If you are not satisfied, TRY 1T. All genuine
has the SIGNATURE Of the proprieter-take no ether
site Museum, Boston, Mass
Sod BY FISHER WINSTON, Richmond, Va,
and BARNES PARK, New York. ap22-dsm
MEDICAL CARBIDE. PLUME offers his SER
wees 70 the public in the treatment all secret
diseases Twenty years. practice in the above
branch gives DIR. p claim 10 public favor Office
third house below Trinity Church, sane SIDE. Al
Tays "a hand saRRly ri the "CHEMicAL -.
renovators fer weakened parts now Known. Medi-
clnes sent to order. All conaf nicAsons BY letter
or otherwise promptly attendA 70. haehmaad. Va
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DIR. DAVID COULLING.
- II L. VAL.
- GEORGE u. STEEL,

k@ GEORGE d. STEEL,
&IIo DENTfST,
has removed his Office and residence from No ~
MAN street to the CORNER OF sTn AND MAIN sTs'
ssx doors ADORE Ais odd stand, where he rs pre-
pared te,th increased fdriftttss, TO perform 81
operations IN DENTIETRY in the very best nsa-
An experience of nearly ten years in bis bus
ery instance. .... -,
fOR RENf-- One or two good ROOMS, ia base
ment. suitable for an Office. Apply to
sc slim u %, .,
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ID IL, l.. TlGfIEsS

- ii. l.. TlGHE'S
u: SELEC SCHO0L FOR BOYS
The SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION of this
School opens on MONDAY. the 26th of September
next, with every advantage for the education of
youth, both in the Primary and Higher English
mates. Drawing, and all other departments of
complete school course. Glasses for beginners In
will be received who are prepared to enter classes
slTsady formed. The number of pupils is limited.
at his residence, after the 18th of September
X. II. L. TIGHE, A. M, Principal,
Aa l3-d2m Franklin st. above 7fb
HE EXERCISES of Miss TAZEWELI,S
= schaei will be resumed on the first MONDAY
IN october next, and close the last day of June.
Competent and experienced teachers in the sew
ersi de partments have been secured.
All other requisite information will be commu-
application. rERMs: - 49,
For higher English branches - $40
Fer Primary English branches ...... 10
Languages ancient and modern feachl 81
Masic-p roiessor' . fees An l6-2ms
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can be secured at the follow

Passei IS breakfast and sup at Ashland and dine
on boar she comfortable steamer between Acquia
Creek and Washington.
ia For further information, apply at this Office
Broad street, Shockoe Hill.
JAS. B. WINSTON, Gen'l Ticket Ag's
SAMfr RurU Sup't
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2. d. BAyLY: THos. j. MoNcuRE.

n HAGERTY. BRASS AND BELL FoUN-
-. DER, 10th, between Main and Cary streets
Richmond, Va.-Havng fitted up a FOUNDRY at
the above PLACE, am now prepared to execute all
orders Tor BRASS AND COMPOSITION CAST
INbS, al the shortest notice and cheaper than
any other eStahlis hment South Of Baltimore. Also.
GARRETT,S PATENT NTI-FRiCTION AND
bAbbll METAL, for sale at reduced prices
u: b.-Highest CASH PRICES paid for OLD
METALS and taken in exchange for new.
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To those who desire further particulars, circu-
Chester. Chesterfield County. Va 2-tlsto
A LLEGHANY HIGH school, AT BLUE
w. sMH66RRRREsRk TT 4 H. YIRsmA and In
No L fPf NS ns,lesap m An
i. D. BEACH; A. B., Instructor IN Moral philos
GEO. w. BUSTER. Steward.
, Inc SESSION VIII begin October LIST and close the
without interruption on Saturdays and there is no
lntermlssion during the session, except on Christ
| mas day.
Expenses for Tuition and Board. including every-
thing except lights, l40 payable half LIST Oc-
| tober. balance 18th February. Candidates for the
ministry, OF any evangelical denomination, who
| come suitably recommended receive tuition free
Sons Of ministers pay half price for tuition. Books
For pamphlet, containing Autograph of the place,
' W. MoRRIsETT, Principal,
au Aim Blue Sulphur Springs P. O.. Va.
HAMPTON ACADE ENVY.
JOHN B CARY, 4. NJ, Principal. Ancient Lam
EffSs ag gaMEs. 5s, 4 NJ, University of
ViTginia.) Ancient Languages, Spanish and
wILHTAM f. cUTsHAw, tv. NJ I..) Mathema
rn 5es' Tae q and ND English 9lsd,,s .
Germany, instructor OF Music, FRENCH, and
Mss Z. 4. CLEVELAND, Female Department
The exercises of this school begin on the first
MONDAY in October, and continue ten menths.@
Board Gig hts extra} and tuition in Anc ent Lam
dern Languaee s. each, $40, and Music, $50, extra
For catalogue. or further information, address the
Principal. Hampton. Va. an 4-d2m
ENGLISH And CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
~ MAYO STREET.-THE SIXTEENTH SES,
SION of my School will commence on MONDAY,
the 18th Septsrlber next in the basement of the
Unlversast Church.
Mr.; JOHN H. BEALE, q graduate of William
and Mary College. and well recommended as a
teacher. will aid me in the Classical and Mathe-
matieal course seam and the English branches,
Mons. z: ,BouLANGE; faithful and laborious
teacher. will instruct in French.
- Mr.. JOHN I; ,cAI.Y0 will give instruction in
Keeping and Penmanship.
Terms, &C.. as heretofore
:, For any further information, apply to me, after
the sth September, at the Richmond House, or add
aa 22-dswa 6. P. BURRuSs.
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MRS. III. RURTGN'S

On Second. bet. Main ant Cary STREETS.
The exercises of this School will commence
MONDAY, the Sd of October, and close the LIST day
of July, 1860. A thorough course OF instruction
BURTON. Music and French by competent
teachers Sc 23-6tt
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:
EDUCATION.

MISS a. N. SMITHS BOARDING. And
sss s ....pa y N. ssSoo 1s s
the Isl Of October, 1852 The course Of
xa se very .horoasa and every facility snoIaea
Is confidently hoped that tho liberal patronage
which this school has heretofore received, wil ne
W. Mss <. M SMITH hasIi,a BT.pesaes.
Miss LIZZIE Il SMITH, English BrancnsiM; I'm.
Prof r. EMIoN, French. His Rotations will
take place Immediately before OF aiter sehool
Rev. CHARLES II. READ viii conduct Bible
Rev. ARTHUR MITCHELL, Moral Philoso-
sonai lectures on the Natural Sciences, with ex-
Egerlm.eann 1a :, ~ ,non.h TERMS s0o 90
Tuition IN Ordinary English Branches % 90
Tuition IN Advanced Ensish BRANCHES. ~ ~ ~
Music on Piano. ~ ~
vsea Il Music taught daily without extra charge
One hall payable lst Of October, 1859, the remain
eli; 9 chss g. WiIiians Esd. secretaIy Virginia
apt G. s. BosfR ss
NJ. Price, Esq, Lieut. Gay, David l. Burr, bse'
F. Gray Esq. Thomas samson, Esq, Richmond
| Rev. Thomas Hooper. Hanover. .-e.;o,
For circulars containing lufbnef ihiofihdAoher
apply to Miss SMITH, at her residence. corner OF
Franklin and Sd streets. Sc I'm
MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL. BROAD STREET,
WI BETWEEN 10TH AND uTH.-The lIth session
Will commence on MONDAY. Oct. I'd, and emu
July LIST, 1860.
TERMS.
Tuition in the Higher English Branches $40
Primary Department. ~
Latin and Modern Languages, each. -. %
Drawing in Pencil and Crayon, Painting nm
| in Water Colors Oils ............. ~ 10 SaU
Music on Piano, Guitar, kc. o. 10 oo
Mrs. PELLET will be assisted, as she Arrays mas
| been by teachers of undoubted ability. Her s!s,
tenn of struction is the result OF twenty years o.
personal aud energetic labor, and she refers win
| confidence to the many ladies now adjoining socl-
| ety. who were graduated at her School, not a lew
| of whom have nobly and successfully devoted
| themselves to the cause of Education.
| The House designed expressly for Eduea-
| tional purposes The School-roon:, sixty feet by
thirty, is carefully arranged, both as resards ven
tation and tempe nature, and furnished with Spe-
ciai reference TO the comfort of the pupils. The
! Desks are separate, made OF mahogany and so
placed that Git the pupils are under the immediate
| supervision of the Principal.
ON MRS, pElIET,
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MISS PEGRAM'S
wi ROARING AND DAY 81
MEDICINES, &c.
THE BEST COUGH SYRUP

THE BEST COUGH SYRUP m,,v ,rop,n,
or,, CIV ,,n IN The WORLD!
rs feis S2SH fSffoR 'Ns sYRGP
WILD CHERRY.
nouneed and those Who haye
T. f sf ri best BRoScH
tive of that lion ofdiseases, CONSUMPTION.
Persons who sing should use it.. i is pleasant ts
the taste sotens, clears and strengthens the voice.
allays all irritation of the throat and lungs, and
prevents taking cold
va Bottles 25 and so cents and ST. >,
uss BAkrsHo rs hPf sntS 01s G1s
They all bile and e so by ali tfe in
Richmond. Sc l6-6m
NK. }. 5. kOSE'S EAPECTORAN Ant
~ COUCH SYRUP, OR GREAT PEC n R A (,
a aeFk GpNs sPffTS OF B66b BRoNcH
IT'S, AND ALL DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.
experience as remedy for irritation or lnfiamma-
ton of the Lungs, Throat or Bronchia, rs aeknow-
other known compounds used for the relief and
radical cure of Coughs and Consumption.
tb Syap 8d sboad s
tempt rescrptlon-is compelled, from his know
ledge of the constitution and constituted parts OF
man. to avoid entirely the addition OF drugs that
can in any way tend to do injury. His oigectls not
only to cause a symptom, such as Cough, TO stop,
tor, that he should cure his patient radlcally-whle
the pretender may allay Cough by his OPIUM and
SQuIS, InOlaSSeS ana lauudfulfl.
phia and wild cherry bark, and not be accountable
for the after health of his patient. Many OF the
nostrums of the day have power to stop Cough,
and the deludeo victim is lulled into an incurabe
form of disease, perhaps death.
Although a cough may arise from a variety OF
causes. which still continue to operate, such as
Tubercles Abscess, Chronic Inflammation OF the
Lungs, Liver. Bronehia. &c. &c, still the lungs
the orsans compelled to do the coughing, and
consequently produce consumption.
DIR. J. S. ROSES COUGH SYRUP will not only
cure cough. but IN all cases prevent that LION OF
REPRESENTATION.
For Bowel Complaint. Dlarrhna. Dysentery, Or.
u.s. ROSES CARMINATlVE BALSAM is the
most reliable remedy-price Is cents DR.. j. 5.
ROSES PAIN CURER-This popular Iemed,
cures Cholic, Pans in the STOMACH or bowels hs
Joints, Spine Disease, or any pain. internally or
externaliy-price IL % and SO cents. The Doctor
has had ample time to test these remedies IN his
practice for IS years Depot sos Arch street, Phil
adelphia.
Sold by WARING Il PEARCE, 107 Broad street,
above 9th. Richmond Va.
n. B.-We most positively say to the public take
none of our medicines without the written sigma,
tnre over the cork and the outside wrapper of
each bottle, ise 2-tsI De-, J. S, ROSE & son.
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AIRS. BROOkE'S
WI BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

FUR 1UUNJ LADIES.
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
The session of this School will commence on the |
LIST of October, 1882 and end the LIST day of july
1860.
All the branches of fsIazle education will be |
taught, including the M6aern Languages, Latin |
Music and Drawing, in all of which departments |
competent assistants have been employed.
Particular attention will be paid to the manners !
of the young ladies, and every effort will be made to
give them the best moral and Intellectual culture.
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y =. STANARD will resume the duties of
Sonhht s CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL
on q h,s Rooms corner ofsth and Clay sts
TERMS Pay able. half in advance, from $40 to
StO. All the English, Mathematical and Classical
au l8-tIst0
Miss ANDERSON will reopen her SCHOOL.
NJ the i5TH SEpTEhIBER,i in the house on Grace
street. between 4th and hth streets. next shove Dr.
Shurch, tn which q large ard is attached. where
her pupils may recreate and enjoy themselves dur
Ing taelf recess. "a N-tl5thOe
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DIME HOTEL, Sx n
- ~ ON THE EUROPEAN PLAINLY
kAkS RICHMOND.

THE DIME REETAUKANT,
n. Main Street Near fourteenth PEARL
Continues to be famous as the very best RESTAU-
RANT in RIchmond; ,
IN a rars choicest - -
OYSTERS. FISH, CHOPS, WINES,
GAME, STEAKS, LlQ U0RS,
CIGARS, &c. Re,
70 10 obtained in any Eating House in this country
The Coekins at this Establishment is unsurpass-
cd aud no other house of the kind is more remark
able for the invariabe good attendance of all en-
ployed about II.
Cent men visiting the city on business will find
this house very conveniently located and comfort
ably arranged with lodging rooms, 10y the day. week
tnenth.
MEALS, AS ther may BIO ordered, IN the srao,ous
and convenient reiectory, al all hours
Private Rooms for dinner or supper parties
Gentlemen visiting this convenient establish
ment will only be charged for what they may order.
Ne i3-2m w IL. HAYWARD.
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DRYAN.s PuLMONIc WATERS, for
- cough s and colds, for sale by
l.. ]. PlCOT, cor. 18th and Main SIS.
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NM. SATTLER x co.,
w IMPORTERS AND pEALEhstN rxy,NDovv
Oils, PAINTS, VARNisHEs AND "iNDo"

pEIrsuEs-wa receiyed by the late steamer a
large SAMMY Of Painters and Artists Brushes, OF
superior quality to which we call the attention Of
Customers.
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS
ID IN "a UIER COUNTY, "a.

&c. LITTLE, 4. NJ, PRINcIpAL.
The FIRST session of this School will begin October
lst 1859, and close July lst 1869. The situation is
well known as one of the most healthy in the State.
The course of instruction will nearly as pos
sibIe conferm to that of the UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGINIA, of which institution the Principal is
an A. Nj.
The accommodations being limited. about 10 pu-
pills only will be received.
Further in formation may be obtained BY appli-
cation TO the Principal, at 0rlean P. o.. FauQnier
county, Va.
TKRns-Sz30 per session.
REFERENCES.
The Faculty of the University of Va.
Mrs. Mrs. P Hsas, Dr. p. B. 4. Wexford,
g. A. Myers, Esq, Z. r. Grattan, Esq.
Capt. G. Dimmeck, J. A. Weston, Esq,
Thos. r. Price, Esq, Richmond, va.
DR.. H. w. Baxley, Henry ReIman, Esq.
Baltimore, Md.
Dr.. J. Riley. Gsorgsf0un. ID. c. jyl-smA
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EDUCATION.

% IGHMOND FEMALE INsTlTUTE.-
II The Sixth Ssssipn viii begin October %, No.
cHAsLrs II. WIssT e; 4. NJ, succesds Rev. B.
MANLY, Jr ~ President. Under hls sdnin NJ.
Grand which a.ssats was icssfi
and which nov ,i for i've ys ear. !, Is n view
ca fhese o sis s " issr. % kept
j. 10 teach sssrytkins that should form part OF
as,d Inss4uesnn .sfsd
progress, from the first elements 20 .nS Ms ISs.
point, y each branch, to which IL may 70
5. r. teach whatever is taught horossAfy aad
Ell CHARLES H wlssss aSiNSA 4. NJ, tUny qf u:
President and Prof Of Moral Science and English
l1 Kew. ]. L. BURROWS, D. D., Evidences Of
c9 9hMas LEIGH JONES. A. NJ, UNIV Of Va.')
Ms e. IEW I'D NJ a.1 3D. Natural Sciences
Ero5 EAioS sof Ia n Ma rFsnobb Department
Fl Ai. A. Es kRY fEFfWIcH Drawing. Paint
'n sen Sp CARLOS c. MERA, Spanish and Italian
viii Continue to teach the English BRANCHES in the
Collegiate and Miss JANE s. STAYARp, mns; an ~
f. MALLORY and Miss Macy som e. Assistants win be
hear the 5estat sDss Of att stts .ns
classes at regular !nteryals, sisihs sS ~
ton to the Primary pupils a;,s.
,per se..;or IF nine months. half payable in ad-
T,-l~
vance, October /, 1859-remander, reofuafJ a.
1867 D.. a m M
ELgsh Tuition in Preparatory Dependencies ~ ~
, Iono ~ r @ - iate Denartnent 50 90
1assn . u vi "a IL - anguaqes EACH 70 90
Sh I NJ s ~ .'louu th Wncai Music . 80 90
NN i.e on i 49, W" ...... 40 90
T4 r.Isie III u . Sur.ai ..,.... 20
" ,i ne pna itaLer Inv all in classes,) 90
No. .adinv,rI or ireciau Painting. 20 90
1 1ia D. y 80 NJ " ........... so 90
~ prd = "a, n viking xcept washing. 100 90
Wash,na e - e,........... 20 90
Minfsfsrs' Daughters will be received at reduc-
ton of one fourth, on all the above eharges.
ma No extra charges. Pupils provide BOOKS anu
Stationery at their own expense In case q pIp-
tracted sickness, deduction will be made Tor ao-
sence. r,11-
reduced from S2o0 to Sl60 No change is eontem-
plated In its quality. With our ample accomHo-
dations it was thought the reduction could be al
rorded, and that it oue ht therefore, to be MADE.
Boarders are regarded as members OF the pTesl-
dents family. Money to meet their incidental ex-
penses should be deposited with him, and all let
tiers for them sent to his care.
day Of the session.
For Catalogues, Circulars, or further intorma-
ton, address CHAS; 4. WINSTON,
President Richmond Female Institute.
jyZ32hm Richmond, Va
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CEED WHEAT Boushton Early WHITE
For sale BY tsss''
Sc D-ln BACON / baskerville,
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Observation-Disclosures

rzzzzzzzuzzx.- VIRGINIA
k RAJ no wo p apd Stte p, 'es Nlh
GERyrRAINs will be run upon this Road as fol-
lows:
7. M.,and arrive atBristoi at 1870 A. NJ Returning,
leave Bristol at $50 A. NJ, and arrive at Lynehburs
~ The he ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave
NJ. Returning, leave Bristol at go ?. NJ, and ar
rive at Lynchburg at $50 A. Nj.
Throus h tickets from Richmond to the following
Danville Railroad Ticket Office:
To Buchanan, via Buford's Depot. ......... S7B
To Rockbrldge Alum Springs, via Bufords
To Old Sweet and Red Sweet, wa Bonsacks 10 So
To Greenbrer White Sulphur, via Bonsaek's II 20
To Old Sweet and Red Sweet, via Salein... II 30
To Greenhrer White Sulphur, via Salem. IL 30
To Roanoke Red Sulphur, via Salem. ....... ) is
To Old Sweet and Rod Sweet, via Montgome-
ry White Sui phur SPRINGS. .............. II Is
To Greenbrer White Supur, via Montgoms-
To Salt Sulphur Springs, via Montgomery w.
To New River Springs, via Montgomery W.
To Red SULPHUR Springs, via Dublin, New
To Allegheny Springs platform, at Shaws;
To Montgomery w. S. Springs platform at
Passengers Tor the Greenbrier White Sulphur
SPRINGS via the MONTGOMERY W. Sulphur s rt.1s
stop all night at the last named beautiful watering
place. leave next morning at o'clock by Kent
Ficklen feyton's fire line OF Stages dine at Noun
tain Lake. sup and lodge at the Salt Supbar SprlHgs
and arrive at the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
to dinner.
4 fine graded road has recently been constructed
from the Montgomery White Sulphur SPRINGS via
the Mountain Lake To the Salt Sulphur Springs,
through section oil country Astounding IN scenery
OF ths most picturesque character.
r. II. GILL, General Superintendent.
General superintendent 0fhce,i
II ~1I la
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mond Va: St. Geo Tucker, Ashland Va; Hon.
r. nj. r Hunter, toyd's, Essex CO., Va; + Hon y
Moore, D. D., Richmond, Va; Right Rev. Bishop
Johns; AexandFFNia N.Y. VA Rev Cha s. H. Read D q,
Marshall, Charlotte G. H., Va. Rev. J. r. era
ham, WINCHESTER, Va; Rev. Peyton Harrison,
l.. Cabell, University of Va; Dr. r. H. Cabell, Mr..
R. T. Daniel. Richmond. Va; Gen. A: A. Chap
man. Mr.. Allen L. Caperton, Mr.. Oliver Blerne, Mr..
John Echols, Union. Va.
For further Information, address
HENRY L.. BROOKE.
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TUNDlN. WIN g. co.,
GENERAL CO.uMISSiON MERCHANTS,
o BASIN BANK, RICHMOND,
Shef their services for the Sale aud Purchase oil
ali hlnds OF PRODUCE and MERCHANDISE.
i, lhey are permitted to refer to Nessrs; Kent.
PANE Co.. Messrs. Crenshaw l. Co. Richmond.
GEO, w. JORDAN,
JOHN q. WYNN,
uate of the firm of Breeder FGx,)
jy yo-tlstJa ROBERT s. JORDAN.
A UtTtON CAKD.-The subscriber offers his
"a services as AUCTIONEER to the citizens oil
Richmond and the public generally, pedging ms
particular attention TO all sales entrusted TO ms
care, feeling assured his experiences az an Auc-
honeer will entitio him to a share or public patron
age. =, -.
kA Office IN rear of D. N. Jones' store, No. 70
Main street-entrance in the alley; n,,cpo
an q? j., H..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

- ING GoODS-SCHAAP& CO. IMPORTERS
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS,
CORNER OF BROAD AND THIRD STREETS,
are receiving now, direct from the manufacturers,
and from Northern trade sales, most com plete
variety of CHINA, GLASS, and EARTHEN~
WARE; a. LOCKING Gl,ASSEs; TABLE CUT.
JAPANNED WARE; besides an endless assort-
ment of French and German FANCY GOODS and
TOYS, to which we invite the attention of mer-
chants and the public general. feeling confident
that our Goods and PRICES will richly pay them for
= call. We endeavor 10 maintain our reputation
Tor selling BARGAINS. ScHAAP & CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-29

All letters to be addressed to
HUBERT P. LEFEBvRE,
y233m Richmond Va.
D iCHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
~ On Grace, bet,cgen Third ord Fourth Sts