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inr niISaf ~ {Sf Al BroaA Stvoots ~ yuitnilx
h5sk sbo6ei8 81 y : 1aved alley. The hoase q
Vii xoSd Sick E;tnhss. e. =
Noi A. BRICK TENEMENT on BFosdstrost,
e: ssss e. !:
M s.nS 4 kT rSf y n; Ant IfjTS "a nroaA
.ttss nln;ng nv ebove s.ch flontSt IS, sst
II Far ~ es s.e sl "a 49, ~ ~
I'-'i--' $3.50 -" 49, s HH13IIEbsE BRO,
su IS-dStkzaxts Corner Main snd ssh sts.
- THE 1EAJIIEEL PLACE a G 90, SAIHtE 6e
MoNh cnN M NH III HcREs FoR sALE-
.i"n1s 70. On n ~ Msssr anu MI Tsbb
II, Joen Sf!eides, en- res anu and mid
y NJ Nv wv - ~ servants
ans snal ra NJ s met dss;rabls. and the
icy no - NV n that imnrovig part
81 the n6ufns Il vii pe ~ sss ~ onp cs. II
lng 70 pid5 anu M rad;s hsay;re nteresf the
Will " soy N h,e cns y. 0eis, cniw To-
same Pey H"l. idnnTniN SfPPERSON. Aucts.
au s1-e. = . 8. :. =. =, !. !. : s
- "A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE:..
The valuable FARM of tbs late 9. 9. TnlIa,
- ferro. deceased, in Cupepcr county, 10 onereo
for sale privately This Farm . on the RAPID Ann
River adjoining the Rapid Ann Station, Orange ana
Alexandra Railroad--the Station being only z lev
hundred ards from the dwelling house and EARN
It contains $50 ACRES. ID highly productive, s1tua-
ted in beautiful country and surfgunded ~ 2
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CREENLEAF FEE MALE INSTITUTE,
" On BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, LOG Plerrepont

ALFRED GREENLEAF, A. NJ. lpr,o;n,,s
EDWARD f. BRADBURY, Al, Ms '"o a.,a,e
This FIRST class Institution Will reopen SEP
and accomplished education of young ladies',
For circulars, etc. apply personally or by letter
as above BROOKLYN, N. Y. au 2f-3wt
THE FOURTH SESSION OF MRS BEN
J. NETT'S school. FOR BOYS will commence
on MONDAY. the Sd October, at her broom,
on 9th, between Grace and Franklin streets.
All pupils entrusted TO her care will be thorough
y instructed and prepared &c enter advanced class
es in the male schools.
TERMS, PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Over 10 years of age ..,......-....... 30 90
Latin or French. ................... 10 OO
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The, SEVENTH ANNuAL sEssHf0S Of this
rcnoo, opens on MONDAY, the 26sh Of September
nsxi 1itn every advantage for the education of
Youth, both in the Primary and Hisher Enslish
T.snSnef; nnc,ent and Modern LANGUAGES, Mathe
complete school course. Classes for beginners m 4
!. re lawn ana nd french s will b formed
already formed The number OF pups Is l;m;tsS
For lurther psrt,cnla.s, apply % the undssssnsd'
SCI X. H L. TIGHE, a. M. Pr;rc;n.,
IN t5-o1m Uranium st above 7fh
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ANCIENT BEEswAx.--The Houston (Texas)
Telegraph states that the stage-drivers and
passengers on the last trip from Velasco, picked
up, on the beach, several cakes Of beeswax,
which are supposed to be portions OF cargo
of beeswax that formed the loading of a yes
sci which foundered in the Gulf of Mexico in
1889, and was designed for the use of the
Churches in Mexico For many years similar
waits have been thrown on the beach in that
section Of country.
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ing to her beau, "what is the cause of the mar
ket.house bell ringing sop "Well," said the
beau, solemnly, 'ifI was to express an opinion,
should give IL as my deliberate conviction
that somebody is pulling the rope"
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Ss5E5sds EtFff 3 ai = as IS:
q XII ~ 4 ~ sss ss5'ss:
: B: 81: I; 4; 80: :g sss
tellsoana ffqfninS. hs wilidsvoke himesh viii IN
~ fstss ~ ss..isa ii 10. s.eash.. 81. ~
esd -, sesesaias . tkssnts q ssqdisi Sss.sss,
Aegs mss sassrae say ssms, ard yili . eessssq e
.SstIs "a - dssaesss made except u sass o.
W.T. ~ ssss '''ns Il. 4. FRAYsER. pnneig.l.
& ss::! 4, III! 81
sH Iissis 8 .f ..1s.i rl.si,s
M EEFsoSs! NJ AN .. Of ". A..'''.a'..
coussx OF issfRucriox.
!. t~ssn and greek languages.
= freaeS SPANISH. Italian. German. Aaslo-sax..
on !. l Physicsi and Moral Sciences.
"a .iF ssss ss e q paid hall on 1T
d..asa ia s5ss
Greek. French and Gsrmsn Languages and The low.
'' = saa.. .asis'' s'o01A ~ school,
-
URINARY sc ii OOL. MRS. JULIA L..
L JOHNSTON will open School for small Boys
and GirIs, ~ her house, on Third street. between
Franklin and Gface streets, on MONDAY, 18th
Fsepseinpei. ioSs. II -..a...saNu Io-ow
OLD DOM MON fEsiALE lNSTfT Z TE,
" cogNKR OF FRASKLIS AND 6TH STs.. RICH
on the LIST Of OCTOBER 1850. and close the 3oth Of
Iune. 1850. The Principal will be assisted by the
following eminentiy qualified ipstrnct5r:: Rev
LEO. RossER, d. D., teacher OF Moral Sclence !;
Mr.. +. SHuMArE. Ancient Languages and Natu-
raj Sciences; MIR. HoRACE CHASE, MUSIC; Or.
BucHLER, Herman; j. j. FISHER, Painting, Draw
ing, &c.; NJ die FAvARGER. French; Misses M r.
TERMS FOR THE SESSION.,
pay able half on the LIST of October and the residue
February u, 1850! 400 90
| Primary English, including Vocal Music Sso1 W
senior SEM. "f I'm fish. A do. do. -. 900
| Languages, leach, 20W
Plano, Organ. Guitar, or Cultivation Of the 80 ~
Voice, for half hour lessons, two per wk 5000
Far hon lie ssops one per week 800. .... 1000
| Do. do. two per week. ~ u
Painting, &C., from ~ w 10 So-U
o ose 81 MIAMI branches WV
For further information concerning the School,
see Circulars, or apply to r. L. GALLEHER,
Al the Institute, Richmond, Va.
RErERENcEs.-Rev. ID. aDoggett, ID: p, Rev.
Jas. A. Duncan, Rev. Wm 4. Wheelwright, Rev.
way Esq. Jno. c. Shields, Esq, N A. sturdivant,
Esq, Richmond. au NV
NGISS ANDERSON will re-opea her sc HOOL
WI the 18TH SEPTEM Der in the house on Grace
street, between 4th and 9Th Streets next above Dr.
Snead s residence. and nearly opposite Centenary
Church, to which large yard is attached, where
her pupils may recreate and enjoy themselves our
4
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OBrNEsR CHRlsTIANs.-ine North China
Herald notices the marriage of a couple of
Chinese Christians by the Rev. X. q. Wong,
Chinese minister, ms the first instance In
which all the parties concerned were at once
Chinese Christian and Protestant The bride
was entirely hidden under the red robes,
crown ped head dress, and red Grape veil
of the Ming dynasty, costume which the
Tartar conquerors have never succeeded in
changing. There was music, and profusion
OF garlands and flowers.
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/ = e 49, 10 -
ssEsS7NtEl III -
+ T.! r. ~.
c71lS NGE * 64XX QkE&IYs Q AEALE
0A CRY 0H lD DONp4 Lit $500 4! ~
XichiaE q y 49, aae ~ IA, ff " s
o. ~, q - ssts n. sss: he @e g
r s;iy 81 d ~ rs IS; q q D 6 ssl:sss;
s ~ s5sssfy ~ = z g g. e. g
ms 81 siS73 EffIs $50 go 81 l2fxe
i4kiIy. Tn 40 WI ~ "a ne lfoySa "a
sd -. e y c ss.r Ell. g
Hefoqs oshst yoans IInt 49, HI & ~ -
sss The asiEhnoshccd e szcs!lss sy terms e nv
= ~ - H0. CA8Y Or "a u
saSs-dlw Messr.. 00DDlN z APPERs0N:
- k01 49, 49,. 4 49, hr;ck nWsPEf.i I'M;
n ss III n seS;s - Touisiann And 6reSns
stress. fsrt Mnss, OFT SDssss % 6ssE, occupied
b soh toseteer. os dIvlsea deslysa. ferso s'd
! :%ss sss Y. .ass : .s.a
in NJ Ass'' al the Steam Plaster Mill,
60 scum s.s 5.caT TsSn M
fOh 9a ~, Sos. tpo = IL Sth
and Bth now IN the Cccu phncy ~ " y: =.
II contains rooms, Win xaS " c4cn 49, Y tpo
yard, and brlck kltchen ntteeneu. 1ossessso"
"a as 90 JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON.
- = - - :. - nj - = ron
- DESlMA6LE " ~ ~ 49, ~, y 1890 ~
pleasant KUN, tor a.. ~ ths Ams, ;
- Once. ON Main stteo ~ cpE ~ III EErs 49,
b. b1'f pls =. iS q rent s ASsi, e rx.I,
% =. = cd. -, 49,, 80.
- FOR hENilIne Si0 On oq issn fR5rc &c
iHImsa hys "Se1PB raSsfoyd Possession given
mmedateiy. w. w AhLAS0 coiNo.
-, FOR RENT-Thoce two large and modern
built STORES on Broad, near Thlrd st. I9
1000 tenants, tnc rent VIII Do moaefa.e, anu
immaculate possession given. u 5erns; Aykayxtc
au 10-lm MARK DOWNEY:
- FOR RENT-THREE HOJjSES-tv0 on
B@ Marshall, near the corner OF 80, and one on
Mayo street, now IN the occupancy OF nj; Jas:
warrington Possession can pe MA 81 Tx ISL OF
!. au s--ts - lls Main street.
O. FOR KEdNT.A LODGIMG h ~ Ivn,s
hne AIRY hoom lor rent n. e, % sls1
otn. --L----------- 49, e 8 -
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TARIFF OF FREIGHT from
Richmond to Memphis and in te rmedhte points:

The rates west of Knoxville viii not go INTO efec.
until after the completion of the Cleveland Branch
Railroad, which will be about the LIST OF April.
Slippers OF through goods must send duplicate
tickets. giving the marks. weights and destination
of goods. Send to Cox's Line Of Boats.
A. 8. LEE, on the Deck.
N. B.-Goods from orthern cities shipped through
at reduced rates lie l0-tsI A g. L.
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MEDICINES, &c.
nR. HOOFLAND's GERMAN BITTEKs

ssse MEDICINES, &c.
,nR. HOOFLAND's GERMAN BITTEKs
DIR. HooFLAND's BAI.sAMIc CORDIAL, i
TAe great standard medicines Of HE present age,
hare acquired their great poprlarity only Through
years AZ trial Unbonnded Satisfaction Is rendered
BY them in all cases, and the people hare pronounced
Eve" COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, yAUN-
DICE, DEEILITY Of THE NERVOUS
' THE KIDNEYS,
and all diseases arising from disordeYed licer or
scsakssss Of TAG stomach aad digestirs organs are
4g.ssS,dI;x nnd permanently cured BY the GERMAN
1ss B1IsAMIC CoRDIAL has acquired a rspx-
tati0n surpassins that Of any similar preparation
e1tant. a toiH cure, WITHOUT FAIL, the most Sc
Couch, CoLD' Or HOARsENEss, BRoN-
CHiTIS, NFLUENZA, GROUP, PNEU-
MONA, INCIPIENTC CONS UMPTION,
9sd las ysJormsd the most astonishing cures scsy
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION.
Jetc Dogs tciH also at once check and cure the
most serers DIARRHRA proceeding from COLD IN
THE BOWELS.
TAsss medieinss are prepa,ed BY DR.. C. NJ JACK
SON Co., No. AS Arch street, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
and sold by drHggtSts and dealers in medicines
eveygschsye, rs eeafs per bottle The signature Of
@. NJ; JACKSON WiH Be on the outside tcrapper Of
5 IN tie Almanac PUBLISHED annually by the pro-
rvtefors fnsted EvRRYBoDY's ALMANAC, you triH
kRd testimony and coD1Dassdafory notices from all
PURCELL. LADD L CO., Agents,
yeu-dGcwly Richmond, Va.
CPAInINGtR
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s sPAAtPIsss'ss
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
R60 os AMP CASTOR OIL

* ~E Rf Is WARRANTED,
LIST. To bes0tify the hair. ID. To cuAl the hair
elegantly. ID. TO remove dandrufe Hectuslly. 4ih
To restore hair to bald heads. 5th. To force the
Seard end whiskers 70 grow. 9Th. Ts prevent hair
scalp, 9Th. To prevent hair turning grey. 9th. To
cure the headache. 10th. To Kill! hair eaters.
II sou are not satisfied, TRY 1T. All genuine
n1 'a sprs 81 fhs 10 other
site Museum Boston, Mass.
Sold b FISHER 4 WINSTON, Richmond, Va,
and BARNES PARK. New York. ap23-d6m
QUPTURECUREDFO FIVE DOLLARS
~ DIR. SHERMAN'S great radical Cure Truss
can nov Be had for only ave dollars. Every medi-
Gal man who has examined this instrument, pro-
ncHnces Y superior to ell others. II desired, we
Vii cheerfaliy reter to any of the very numerous
xcroona Tho nave been thoroughly cured BY this
Ifu4- PERSONS owning valuable slaves thus aflict-
- SHOULD procure one, they being 80 durable, and
the easApest = the end. We wifi send this Truss
x0r the Truss, or information ooncsrning Il, ad-
0fess G. G. JACKSON.
Psrsen, not knowing ~. can send their money 10
any merchant or friend in this city. : ''-S' y
The Truss can BE- had Alse at Messrs. MEADEA
BAKERS and MILLSPAUGH 4 JOHNSTuN,S
Dyuxglsts. mye-ivS's
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To REMOVE FfLMs.-Having seen a number
of remedies for taking him from horses or
cattIes, ewes. I'll give the method that have
prac tised for years, without failing in single
instance Take q piece of fresh butter, the
size Of q common walnut, and put it in the
opposite ear-that Is. IL left eye, put In right
"a r: IL the butter is hard, hold the ear with
your baud for short time, until 1t melts and
rams into their head; in most cases one appli-
cation is all that is necessary. Ii you hay no
got the butter, hogs lard will answer.-Conn-
TIN GentEemdn. -
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TTAMPTON ACADENY.

II A MP T ON AGA ID Z NJ z.
IL INSTRUCTORS:
JOHN B. CARY, A. NJ, Principal, Ancient Ian
guages and Mathematics.
FLEMING JAMES, JR., A. M, University of
Virsinia,3 Ancient Languages, Spanish and
Italian.
WILLIAM E. CUTSHAW, ". M. I.,) Mathema-
ties Tactics. and Enslish.
EDWARD HARDIK, Graduate Weimar College,
Germany, instructor of Music, FRENCH, and
GERMAN.
MISS 4. A. CLEVELAND, Female Department
The exercises of this school begin on the first
MONDAY in October and continue ten months
Board lights extra) and tuition in Ancient Lam
euages, Mathematics, &c. 500 per session. Me-
dern IIangua es. each, $50, and Music, $50, extra
For catalogue, or further information, address the
Principal, Hampton, Va. au 4-d2m
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RIO. IS. LYME, Land Agent, &C..
Office in Basement Metropolitan Hall.
10-2aw1p1
- VALUABLE FARM AND GRANITE

- VALUABLE FARM AND GRANITE
kQUARRY. ON JAMES RIVER. IN CHES-
TERRIFIED COUNTY, FOR SALE:-The
subscriber tfiers for sale, privately. his FARM in
Chesterfield. located on James river, about seven
miles from the city of Richmond. a
The tract contains 76l acres. of which about one
half is arable consisting of improved hixh land.
GO to 20 acres Of river low grounds and good
deal of branch land. The quality of the land is good
being we'll adapted the growth of the staple crops
of this region. The buildings ON the place have all
been erected within the last few years, being ample
for the wants of the farm. $50
The @ UARRY is now in successful operation,
under the MANAGEMENT of Messrs. Fort & Hill, to
whom reference is made for its quality and charac
ter. lau 25-d2taw4wtl CHAS. T. FRIEND.
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS
ID IN FAUQUIER COUNTY, VA.

The FIRST session of this School will begin October
LIST, 1852 and close July LIST, 1860 The situation is
we'll known one of the most healthy in the State.
The course of instruction will as nearly as pos
able conform to that of the University OF
an A. Nj.
The accommodations being limited, about 20 pu-
pills only will be received. o
Further information may Be obtained by appi-
cation to the Principal, at OrIean p. o., FauQuier
county, Va.
TERMs-$23O per session.
REFERENCES.
The Faculty of the University of Va.
Gov. Wise, DR.. Jas. Bolton,
Mrs. Pegram, DR.. b. r. Wexford,
6. A. Myers, Esq, p. r. Grattan, Esq.
Capt. G. Dimmock, J. A. Weston, Esq,
Thos. r. Price, Esq, Richmond, Va.
DR.. H. w. Bailey. Henry Relman, Esq.
Baltimore, Md.
DIR. 7. Rilev. GsoTget07rN. ID. C.. jy 1-3m<
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n AT COST! AT COST!!-Haying

AT JUST! AT COST!!-HavinK Il
made arrangements to open hnslness~
u lon Main street, we have concluded to vfef oaf
stock of BOOTS and SHOES. Of unsurpassed sasl-
iy consisting of the usual variety generally 60 be
found in first clsss Shoe Store, st PRIME sssf-.
Those in want of Boots and Shoes. for the present
or approaching seasons, will consult their own m
terest by avaiing themselves Of the preseai vef,
rare opportunity Of procuring the very bess q
MARCUS HARRIS, No. ls3 brosd 81.
N. B.-Tp any one wishing to engage 10 business
we will sell the whole stock on favorable terms
For further particulars, apply % .p,c
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{ One half payable in advance-the balance on tn
18th of February, 1867

John Randolph Tucker, Dr. d. H. Tucker, Rich
mond Va; st. Geo, Tucker, Ashland, Va; Hon.
James N. Mason, Winchester, Va; Rev. T, v.
Moore, ?. D., Richmond, Va. Right Rev. Bishop
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Richmond, Va; Judge Fl. H.
Marshall, Charlotte 2. H., Va. Rev. ]; R. Ora
Cartersviile, Va; DR.. Gessner Harrison. .Dr: Jas
L. Cabell, University of Va; DR.. R. H. Cabell, Mr..
r. T.. Daniel, Richmond, Va; Gen. A.: A. Chap
man, Mr.. Allen T. Caperton, Mr.. Oliver Bierne, Mr.
John Echols. Union, Va.
For further information, address
HENRY L. BROOKE,
iy l6-dtlstO Richmond, Va.
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~ REDS yERAN- -
SNlsJlRRAAsgr HA3 1RENH . AZ p 1e

AIslppAAIir H1y FL EIh An -
and H5tsE
VII IN Sna
neatly t S pp, and the BEDS lie fines. kind
market can afford and competent servants To- wait mi
on the guests. As they are under the immediate
wanting TO mako the visitors feel Al home. y
"a hoard ny THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH.
Rooms nus by By the day. sig. g
"a Meal. served al sli hours, according % order.
e. Is We nave always on hand every variety that can
"A GAME Of iii kinds ds IN season as,ss as'''
Persons fr:m the country win end it to their ad-
eau sa i'm ''''f R6sEsT REID, Proprietor.
y EHgRSNNsTER N hk kgHI6k En1 AED
HI suhscrihsr bsss issys 70 iaiSm the pub.
!. F,...I:: ssss'sh Ss.sIss;: 3 s; a a s.sPd
gan q given thsf al work ID his line viii .
!. s.ss.s sisss' Z
Ts"s. F..lha 81. nsssoIolIssa Han.
- NOTICE II oek Tor GROOMs' N-
:.s:s'i q Peatp iE1is sss sa HsskaRN
.Isises !. Iis lin. e srads. g which s.
g ii NO sss . sssesss ssssosss
ss. III Is Sac, iss s1d
:: AZ S- is;s's' 2 4 k,s SisScssv 3.
i GARRlAGEs, CARRIA6ES.--
kiss lsl 81 g ee a e "a Al.
~ a,f s me-: saf H cssy Is:7 m M fii
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A FRENCH WOMAN AT HoME.-She helps to
cook the dinner she has bought-for servants
are was,efui with coal, and she knows to an
ounce how little she can use. In that marvel
Ions place, a French kitchen, where two or
three little holes in a stove cook such delicate
dishes, and perform such culinary feats as our
great roaring giants of coal fires have no con-
ception Of she fits about like fairy, creating
magical messes out of a raw material OF the
most ordinary kind. Yes, though lady born
and bred, refined and elegant, and agreeable IN
1t beneath her dignity 10 tighten the household
expenses by practical economy and activity,
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i;pattb.

- - -
3HU8mWSK 2 - - :. 49,. -.
- - -.
s. esaessa 1919 ArreAHANcH NOVA - -.
- Ns - !, "a. ,hss week. con tAtus nv
- uone J0srnai e. 80 ,rs,,as u,,cn dress,
H,rSSWsAe reunnxks ~ MT sSsasas -. : =
3Sz. "a g s'.'.s a. :. -. Is &,
- - -. -. s..i artsstic points ~ $3.50
- 49,. ~ eths many has very 49, -. -
~ rhs Soiaar Of me coat = - y. 49,.
ysss.,y,4 would have it-se = nos ~ " -. s,
.s - ~ 4 saturally curyed Are il3na ~ assr. ~
~ sssc al the shoulder. ~ s ne 49, - =.
~ arm -hole larger, ton tne a.sses -. =
Sss.s1 .0n Appearance ~ ne ~ - 49,
3ss6 While the greater iaL.e. = - ~. 80
st.eif iiheraiixes the general AT o. ne ~
sAsns. Trowsers are improves ~ max.sy ,s ~,
iee snnller ~ u approeene4 uce III - az
ssserinx u handsomely INTO She hno " s''e
@weil.made boot,
0f3ut the greatest AdvanW&S o. ~ y ssas
pressn. iashion Of wearing. wahscoat sno
trowsers OF tbs same material, thus Giuns 70
ma asayN ncfne lleure constantly OF color iron
49,, =, fssos. nd addine 20 the height A. well
as a sha hnrmonv Of the proportions. Inc
sssss,. 6ovrn fhe oufside seam of the panta-
49, I. efsa : A - - a 70 the height. In the
s.Ss.s-~ "a ~. 90 vi which Ia now mere
- .s.ss.sH : Scw.cnt shirt collar one OF the
$3.50 = ~ "A .sruiine beauty 10 restored
49, 49, - ne ~ rrat and neck below that
s1sx sss.nsn;n- una ~ the beard which is so
s.t..s...a.. nAsnme The increased atten-
49, -. ~ .hsr,, - r,sthand adds to the look OF
49, 49, ~ 49, -. "a assrna ce
IL = I = In J nae state Of anarchy No
A.ss. sncsvs what the fashion il. Sombreros OF
Hlsrf h "a
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SUMMER RESORTS.
UNDERTAKING.

The UNDEKSIGN Ed kk-
ukss=zssszz1z5za1 TURNS his thanks to his friends
and customers for their patronage
in the UNDERTAKING BUSINESS for the last
ten years. He is prepared to furnish C0FFINS of
all sizes and qualities snit the circumstances of
all who feel disposed to bury their friends genteelly
SERVANTS COFFINS of all sizes; also,
SHEETS, SHR0UDS, &c, on hand, at the corner
of Franklin and 18th streets.
JEREMIAH SATTERWHITE,
au 9-lm+ Agent for john NETTLEs.
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LONG CREDIT, AND AT Low RATE
- OF INTEREST..The Hannibal and ST.: yo
seph Railroad Company having over 100000 AC RES
was granted by Act of Congress, to aid in the CON
strncton Of their Road offer the PRINCIPAL portion
The greater part of these Lands ara within six,
and all within fifteen, miles Of the Railroad, which
entire length, t2O6 miles, and runs through coun-
try which is unsurpassed by any in the saubrity of
its climate, the fertility of its SOIL and the extent
of its mineral resources.
For further information, apply at the Land Office
JOSIAH HUNT,
Land Commissioner H. st. 10. r. r.
HANNIBAL, Mo-, June 14th, 1852
Nv
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~ "A A SMALL EARN, EARN, SEVEN MILES

- for sale small FARM, seven miles below
Richmond, on the middle road containing one
hundred and fifty acres, about forty cleared,
the balance in woods. The cleared land is mostly
level, and with little assistance will produce well
of the usual crops. portion Of the land is well
provements are suitable for the accommodation of
a Inodera size family. will sell great bargain
in the Farm, and will take, in exchange, city prop
erty. For terms, &C., apply to
RO. b. LYME, Land Agent.
All 2O-2aWts Office basement Metropolitan Hall.
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MRS. BROOKE'S
wi BOARDLNG ANg DAY SCHOOL

FOR YOUNG LADIES.
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
The session of this School will commence on the
1st Of October, 1882 and erd the LIST day OF july
1860.
All the branches of female education will be
taught, including the Modern Languages. Latin,
Music and Drawing, in oil 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.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-01
HATS, CAPS. BOOTS. 10.

GREAT REDUCTION IN THE m
n PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS.-N
~ From Is to 20 per cent. saved BY buy
ing from ]. II. ANTHONY,
NNC Columbian Hotel building
Mosskin Hats Of best quality, S3 90; do second
quality, 90; fashionable Silk Hats, %; fine cali
skin sewed Boots. 3 50; Congress Cater Boots, E
fine calf skin sewed Shoes, q Is.
> J. H. ANTHONY has made Arrangements VITA
one Of the best makers in the city Of Phllsdelphis
to supply him with handsome and substantial call
skin sewed BOOTS, which he will sell Mt the unpre
cedented low price Of THREE DOLLARS AND
HALF. &C a3-d&wis
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''''' 'p0iMs MARCUS HARRIS.
s THE s !9,sEss i sHIeEs =

- THE cMEAPEsI SHOES, yea VII
fSoatskin Bootees; black Aad colored Caters, Sup.
pers with and without heels; children's and Misses
Shoes, Of every kind; Mems and BOYS Shoes, Ok
ford Ties con<fess CATERS; Seryants' Shcss, re.
&e, al all prices CAL soon; oa ysSS ~ ssss
per cont. JOSEPH STkAISE.
= NOTICE.-The snLscr7hsSs wppid -
yof their ffiends, custosneFs,and the public gen-
siaily. e her Sps.nE saYpI ca Lsdlss Gsi .aS
SHOES. Of all the latest styics, and nj the best
quality, both Of our own manafkosars snd q tas
best PhiiadeiDhia and Eastern work. All Of the
With particular Attention bsin6 Daid 70 The retail
Department. All Of which will be aod loy for casn'
sr - Dunctssl paying eustqlpsns II 9msi -
No. ~ NAin streeM Riehpond. We.
3. lsdiss, sssatls.se,s Bcys. Mis.ss, and %
nsnal. " w l-ssl a. A.& ~.