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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-15

inferior, mentally to the whites, he feels his
dependence upon them, and submits contentci-
" to his subordinate condition, for which
he is formed.
The difficulty with all. while slavery in
Greece. Rome and other parts Of the world has
been the attempt. by the constant exercise oil
military force, by one portion of the rhitf
community, to keep the other in slavery, though
naturally equals in chronological origin and ma
tive mental capacity-and, wherever the mill
tarv has been overcome, the enSlavcd have re-
yolutionized the Government, involving all, fire.
o%ucntly, in n common calamity or ruin. No
one doubts but what, while serfaOm or starery
| is maintained, to the present day, in nearly all
the Governments of Europe; and which is only
kent in subsection by over three million of
bayonets. No higher degree Of civilization
can he reached without slavery, in some form
or other. 1t NAV be doubted, whether any
free Government can be long maintained in n
country inhabited by whites alone; and OF the
same chronological type, open to the accumula-
ton Of wealth-because, as wealth augments
in the hands of the few, the other less fortu-
nate portion arc necessarily forced to serve
them for subsistence, though never without
dislike towards them. Hence, as the wealthy
become WOTc COTIulll III Sh'HH pGtOihN
more discontented, and threaten agrarianism
This leads the wealthy, or the property class,
to combine, and, for protection. to bcstow die
~tatorial power on q military chief, or to rely
upon the onc-lnan power, supported by sol
diers; and thus subduc the disconnected into
obedience bv the force Of arms This has been
the circle in which Governments have moved
for the last three thousand years. African
scrvitude is the only kind from which a free,
enlightened Government has nothing to fear;
and. if let alone, cannot fail to conduce to the
greatest happiness. o! the greatest number, Of
both blacks and whites, the true end Of all Just
legislation.
The Abolitionists Of this city, and Mt Alba
nv, seem emboldened by their late success in
Connecticut. They are ready now to do any
thing. Cheever delivered his 'diabolism"
harangue against slavery and the South at
the Cooper Institute on the 9TH inst. 1t was
the same old abolition broth, warmed up by
his election to the regency Of the New York
University, and the Connecticut conquest
He abiured the Black Republicans not to abate
ajot in their abolition principles; that if they
did, they would lose ground. Rev. Ward
Beecher held forth OH Thursday evening, or
rather read, aheavy and stupid discourse on
"7Ae Burdens Of Society" in which he rugged
in abolitionism, dressed in the stale slang Of
f~anatical rancor. He congratulated the audi
ence on the great progress abolitionism had
made in ten years, and said even some Of his
hearers who differed from him were now COM
PEELED quietly to sit and hear him, and to con-
duct themselves properly. If any such were
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AUGUST 80 |8

the ,sss ss Ses soop ~ they heard the dFss
dpss o. eefsi o. their party at Caracas you'd
IL Owe heln ~ Duucers 10 that p0snt. appeared
coao a., uisoaa OF order could muster SUN
s"trg'n 10 T'insitnn 'bem " unfortunately, these
thoulo be teestsd VISA greatly fearsa ,hat che most
terrible cssmnee would hfs toe country, o,.a N ths
Ioe prcps eod human life 5u,h are the assur
Of ne Gsas resolved.
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you have always exercsed in your service on this
ocsst.
sm captain, very respectfully ycur o6edect servant
A PLEASONToN,
Captain Fret DragooBs, A. A. A G.
10 Captain D. Wsilen, Four "a Infantry comm aadlpg
Wagon Koao Expedition, F,rt Cascades.
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The Battle Of LSke Erie.
TO TUK EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

SANDUsKY, Onio August, 1859
You invited to be present at Pat IN Bay Lake Erie
The 10Th Of september nexi the forty aixth
versary Of the battle Of Lake Erie, part the
ceremonies OF laying the Gibraltar Island
Of The monument 10 commemorate that battle great
naval victory.
A. Fl. MOSS, Sandusky,
F. T. BARNEY, Ssn6usSy
J. A. CAMP, Ssndusky,
JAMES V. CAMPBELL, Detroit,
SAMUEL sTARK@EATHER, Cleveland,
NJ. r. wAIr, Toledo,
Capt SrEP dEN CHAMPLIN, U. s. Buffalo,
Executive Committee Of the Battle Of Lake Erie Monu.
ment Association
AN EXPENSIVE BUILDING-The st. Louis Epen-
ING Mems states that The ST. Louis Court House. when
onished will have coat the county and quarter million
Of dollars.
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Caution TO Steamboat Captain.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEW YORK, August 29, 1853.
We take this opportunity Of informing the public,
hrough your valuable paper of the dangers 10 which
cursionsts exposed through tho recessness Of the
captains Of river steamboats,. We "a party Of gen
emeD aud ades) lett shortly sitter six O'Clock
Sunday evening, August %, the steamboat Oceau
Bird, for New York A few minutes after We left the
dock, the Tbos Hulse, crowded with passenger, fol
owed us in direct line, and approaching US At full
speed came up that coilisi0u seemed almost
inevitable She could not have been than i've feet
from when she made short and passed
cose thereafter relieving the passengers from their
fright We were informed Was the intention Of both
captains 70 try their spee0 on that day. STRANGERS
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rsM A.NGlAa-

rgMAkGiAa-
UGueT BELMONT 60, BANKERS NO. 70 VAIL
"A street ssne eSs Of credit for ravesrs available a
parts OF the world through Messrs R0hsnhd of PArs Lo
don frankfort naples and Vienna aud their
ANY YnRsON IN THIS Oily Oh ELsswHE8a,
a owning or holding stock In the Galveston CITY
State Of Texas and wishing TO cell the dnd
chaser ~ addressing note 70 J. L. ~, herald odN VIA
ncet Win i'm mediate attention.
QIlLS, Ell AND UPWARDS, ON UNION BANK OF
- l0pdou and k0y q Bank of Ireland for GALE by WEulU
FARGO CO. 81 Broadway rev York and Csnfornia m.
preGs Company. . - ~ -.
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Mo- ICE TIE SECOND MORTGAGE BOaDHOLu sRs
IN the Eastern division and the boodaodors
Of the late Crosse Ard ~sukee RAILROAD Company ara
requested 10 uee atth o6~e at Mr. Gibson street
stair saturday next september O'Clock In tho
forenoon 70 coder for orecosng said mortgages
and reorganization.
nFFJGE OF rHt NEW YORK AND new HAvhN X an
~ road Company, Twenty seventh Fourth Ave-
nue.New York sugus 70 1889 In consequence 81 "a n
Junction. msut Of dividends declared
YIN b made until far her nohos
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tnB B paper we pUUNSu ImpJftAdt hew8
this republic given over again TO tue horrors of civil
promoted had already been ased and which
most 10 be feared by tue Castro
Thanks TO the dates which we have received, We eau
explain intelligence contained the aguayra eter
and acd other facts of no less interest
General Castro who, ~ our resders will remember has
been surrounded by individuals of tue tesbst party
held secret convention with nese and officers OF
bis army Oh the alst Of July 90 as 90 tns following DAY
to declare the constitution Of Valencia worn by him
self aud the country dead letter, and TO proclaim the
federation TO carry out his plan easily General
Castro found IL necessary beforehand to depose Seniors
Zuioaga and Don Manuel Vicente Cssxs the drst being
the Governor OF Caracas ard the sacon the Commander
inChf But these bad discovered the Revolutionary psn
and being convinced that the triumph Of tns parties
favorable to the federation would be tanti
sacking Of tee city and to the ruin add death of great
number OF families, came to az agreement, and suc.
ceedeo In seizLg Castro add throwing him ioo prison,
wnere according to the latest daes, he securely
cohhuec, under the custody OF one hundred men,
were determined 70 prevent his escape
Notwithstanding, the teragts of Lagusyra who we're
unsnMous IN ieehog with Gen Castro, decis them
,bev bs,spS uonc movement on the Ist Of August as
Icy pevseu contemporaneously with those Caracas
besdes tney fastened forces under the co nm AMI
s , sI ne ana OF that capital but these, well
from different points hal entreucnei he mseics. II;
noose N tne cry OF san Pablo were attacked win the u,
and driven back with the loss Of six,v me-, aau
wounded ami 160 prisoners A'"' s'e"' "auy
The CONSERVATION amopg respectable families. q, Caracas
was extraordinary; but ~ tue proper mnmon, s 49,
the enthusiasm for the defence OF toe conn,sS
few hours force 5000 was Organised AID I'd,
determined to die, a. they WRITE 'rahcr tnau sunnn
TO the federaiiss."
From Caracas and Laguayra we learn, tcom r-,r.,.
letters that although the revolutionary p,sv ,men,
the one hand, the imprisonment Of Gsaera C,sro h.,
cause OF late he has served them ~ for
realization Of their plans, on the other hand they reoIc
st It, and would even wish worse fac for him.
be traitor to his party TO OBJ an Presi
oeucy, and his conversion 1t present cannot be
4 Ut dictated by bis am oision.
Puerto Cabelo and Valencia determined TO defend
Gre constitution to the utmost Ainst Cen Falcon aud
artisans What was 10 be feared VAS that the reb
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MEDICINES, &c.

L rcoHHGH sYRUP. OR GREAT PECToRAL1,
FOR CONSUMPTION. COY DS, Gp0opoNTrnu y ;
AfTHMN T pTIsEas 3E s 81 TRE k1N
This syrup. having stood the test of many years
experience as a remedy for irritation or inifamIna-
ton of the Lunss, Throat or Broncnia, Is ~
other known compounds used for the relef and
radical cure of Coughs and Consumption.
In cora pounding a Coueh Syrup Tor general use,
the physician-for none but ply sician should at
tempt prescription-s compelled, rom has 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 obJectls not
only to cause ymptom, such as Cough, to stop,
but it is also expected OF regularly educated dec
tor, that he should cnre his patient
the pretender may alay Cough by his opium and
squills, molasses and laudanum, antlmony, NOR
phia and wild cherry bark and not be accountable
nostrums of the day have power to stop a Cough.
and the deludeC victim is lued into an fncurable
form of disease. or perhaps death.
Although cough may arise from a variety OF
causes which still continue to operate, such as
Tuberces, Abscess, Chronic inflammation of the
Lunss. Liver, Bronchia; &c, &c, still the lungs
DIR. S; ROSES COUGH SYRUP will not only,
cosh eSt II ~ cases prevent that Lion OF
J. s. ROSES CARMINATiVE BALSAM is. the
most reliable remedsI,,priee Is cents. DR.. J. ,.
cures Choiic Pains in the Stomach or Bowels,
Rheumatism. Sprains, Bruises, Pains in the Limbs
Joints, Spine Disease. or any pain, internally or
externally-price IL Is and so cents The Doctor
has had ample time to test these. remedies IN his
practice for IS years. Depot sos Arch street, Phil
Sold BY wARING & PEARCE, lo7 Broad street,
above 9th: Richmond, Va.
N. B.-We most positively say to the pubic take
none of our medicines without the written signafe
tnre ever the cork and on the outside wrapper OF
each bottle, Use 2-tsl Da. ]. s. ROSE Il SON.
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MR.. LEFEBvRE,s SCHOOL,

MR.. LEI EBtRE' $1,000, n or ANN
FOUSHEE. RICHMOND, VA.1The. next session .sn
of our School begins the LIST day of October, 6s,
and terminates on the last day OF June, lso0.
liberal patronage we have received for SO many
wears have both enabled and encouraged us 10
make important improvements IN our lnsntutiol.
course OF Literature, comprising Eng lsh.
French German. Italian and Spanish c !asslcs, 1.-THE
four last tlrous the medium oil the French,l has
been successfully tried during the last session, and
We have ENGAGED Mr.. ED C. HOWARD to take
charge of the ENGLISH part OF this course, as Wei
as the Rhetoric, Belles-Lettres and First Reading
classes of our Institution. MIR. IL. is a gentleman
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
ly add to the convenience well as to the comfort
Of the young ladies boarding In our family. Two
youug ladies' only will occupy one room, except In
cases when three would desire to occupy the same
f ahnfBERT .LEFEBvRE, A. NJ, Prncipal-Nat-,
ural Philosophy, Literature, Moral and Mental
William G. Williams, A. B.. Vice Principal
Astronomy, Mathematics, Chemistry, History,
EDWARD fAlRR'D C. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Rhetoric,
MRS EUR GRA usfsf BENNETT.Englsh Branches.
MISS MARY C. GORDON-English Branches.
MISS ELIZA BARTLETT-Englsh Branches.
MADAME l.. v. BLANCHETT-French Govern
sENoR CARLOS CARDoRvEZ MERA-spanlsh
MApH s MARIE EsTyAN-vqeal Music,
SIG'RA MARIETTA ERBA-Piano.
JOHN A. CALYO-Drawing and Painting.
WILLIAM F. GRABAU--Piano, Organ, Sacred
H 4, n IL th STANDARDIZATION.
o. ERICSSON-Gultar.
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The rates west of Knoxville will not go INTO effect
until after the completion of the Cleveland Branch
Railroad which will be about the LIST of April.
Shippers of through goods must send duplicate
tickets giving the marks, weights and destinations
of goods. Send to Cox's Line Of Boats.
A. s. LEE, on the Deck.
NB.-Goods from Northern cities shipped through
at reduced rates fe O-tsI n. l..
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MEDICAL CARD.-Dr. PLUME offers his ser
WI vices to the public in the treatment all secret
diseases. Twenty years. practice in the above
branch gives DIR. P. claim to paAnc favor.-Office
on Franklin street, near the Exchange Hotel, and
third house below Trinity Church, same side. Al
ways on hand. supply Of the 'CHEMICAL EX-
TRACT OF FLOWERS;" one of the very best
renovators for weakened parts now known. Medi-
cines sent to order. All comY uicatioBs by letter
or otherwise romptly attende. to- Richmond. Va
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r H. Z; TIGHE,s nm rove

II. SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS
The SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION Of this
School opens on MONDAY, the 18th Of September
next. with every advantage for the education Of
youth, both in the Primary and Higher Ensiish
Branches, Ancient and Modern Laasuazes, Mathe-
complete school course. Glasses for beginners In
English, Latin and French, will be formed. Those
will he received who are prepared to enter classes
already formed. The number of pupils is limited
For further particulars apply to the undersigned,
at his residence, after the 18th of September.
K. II. l.. TIeHE, A. M, Principal,
An Is-dem Franklin st.. above TN.
rN r.. FASS' e n &c LISH and Cas- s.
Steal SCHOOL. ON CLAY STREE, H. H.
SLSSION of my SCHOOL will commence on MON
DAY September 19th. at my residence, and CONT
WIZ y, ~ IT, 49, r. r. BASS.
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~
DR.. HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
The great standard medicines Of he present age,
hare acquired their great popularity only Through
years Of trial. Unbouaded SGti Suction Is rendered
by them in all cases. and the people hare pr ounced
them tcorthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, IA UN-
SYSTEM DISEASES OF
THE KIDNEYS,
and all diseases arising from disoydsred tcer or
speedily and permanently cured BY the GERMAN
The B4LSAMIC CORDIAL has OCCURRED a rspM-
tation surprising that Of any similar preparation
ertant. IL sytH cure, WITHOUT FAIL, the most Sc
COUGH, COLD, OR HOARSENESS, BRON-
CHITIS, INFL UENZd, GROUP, PNEU-
MONA, INCIPIENTCO CONS UMPTION,
and has performed the most astonishing cures ereT
saolUA Of -
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION!
A fe1c doses WiU also at once check and cure the
most sscere DIARRHGA proceeding from Cold IN
THE BOWELS.
These medicines are prepared By DR.. G. M. JACK
SON & Co., No. 4lS Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa,
and sold By druggists and dealers IN medicines
epeyyicheTe 70 cents bottle. The signature Of
G. NJ JACKSON aciU be on the outside tcrappeT Of
each bottle.
Tn the Almanac published annually BY the pro
prietorS called EvERYBoDY's ALMANAC, yOn aoikl
find testimony and c0nleadat oTy notices from all
parts of the country. These Atnidnaes gsUea
dtcdy By all oar agents.
PURCELL, LADD & CO.. Agents,
je 1l-d&cwly Richmond, Va.
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d UPTuRECUREp FOR FIVE DOLLARS

DUPTURECUREDF FOR FIVE DOLLARS
II DIR. SHERMAN'S great radical Cure Truss
can now be had for only five dollars. Every medi-
cal man who has examined this instrument pro-
nounces it superior to all others. If desired, we
win cheerfully refer to any of the very numerous
Truss Persons owning valuable slaves thus affiict-
ed, should procure one; they being SO duIable and
to any part of the country by Express or.mail.
For the Truss, or information CONCERNING it, ad
dress q. Z. JACKSON.
No. II Main street, Richmond, Va.
Persons not kn9wing, us, can send their money to
any merchant or friend In this city.
The Truss can be had also at Messrs. MEADE
BAKERS and MILLSPAUGH& JOHNSTON'S,
Druggists. my9-ly
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y y. STAAARN Will resume the duties 81
80. hs CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL, IN his Roosas corner ofsth and Clay sts.,
or. FRIDAY, the 3oth September usxt, -
TE1As,- kay able. halt In advance. j from 80 e
~. Az - knShkhs NathfmAtlcai and Classlcsl
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& /! g 4 !! sHs s !: A.
usually lAree ssgorfm4nt of Goods g the Hal ~
CAP ard FUR lire. The stock consists Of ~ me
s''s'4 ~ HATs AND CAPS
nov in uss, yi9: the rich and beautifuI lple-skin
turo; The Soft or Felt Hat,
Trench ss,ls, Ledge :s1is Bs|l crown; Piaassrs
from the lowest quality servants to the nnsst Sax
onsM FEfNfAs, BOYS, AND crrLDREs's CAPS,
of Fur. Cloth, Plush, Hair Seal, Glazed, Co. To-
LADIES' RIDING HATS,
Of Beaver, black and brown. and richly trimneo
tHrLDREN,s HATS AND CAPS.
Of latest styles, some just Imported rom rans-
''sA p"' LADIES, FURS,
victorines. Tippets. Half capes, Capes Mule,
Mnfiatees, and ChIldren's and Misses Furs, all
s CARRiAGE AND TRAVELLING ROBES.
Wolf, Buffalo, Perslan. Chinese. lined and rough:
Merchants and dealers are particularly lnvlteo
to examine this extensive stock for no enort -
spared to make Richmond as good n mark 10 pur-
au E-lm JOnN pool.E
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BOARDING.

HYGEIA HOTEL.-Persons returning from
until the krst Of November s' '''"''"''s"' open
Passen ers leaving Richmond in the morning,
steamers connecting WITH the "Coitee, which
plies re- ularly between NoTiolk and Old Point
se 3-2w JOS. SEGAR. Proprietor.
ExCHANGE HOTEL AND
In presenting this card to the public. we return
many cordial thanks to our generous patrons for
NV oRSER 81 ths ns' sn =,
initiated sept. / 1859, will receive the same en-
coura ement that our previous efforts and labOrs
Messrs JOHN p and T Tifo MAJ Wy" (. BALLARD
and each one pied es himself TO do what the COM
foit convenience and requirements of their guests
ssisf o TO- sfsR sna Gra as fet We
promise to use renewed exertions to render the ss
tAmishment Az con Portable rs possible, With po-
lite AGENTS, and ready, prompt aad attentive ser
yants. we shall endeavor % afford complete salts
N. B.--A previous card, long since published to
coanteraot the. influence Of baseless ,rumor, is
sutiic ent proof that our establishment has never
be n closed, and that, since it's publication, We
have be. IN better condition to entertain visitors
than heretof 70. AL rumors as To closure, IN
tended closure. wedesire our friends to notice az
false and straaEsrs. intending to visitus, as wlfu
Misrepresehtauons se1-ts
CABELL HOUSE,
No; .2 MAIN STREET, LYNcHBuRe, Va.
IN EkAAhbhhch ...'...''....' PPaorRiEreK,
Bss leave to announce to their friends and the
public generally, that the GA BELL is now
open. IL has been extensively furnished, and will
be conducted by the present proprietor upon the
most approved style in all respects
The location has been conceded TO he the best in
the pity, being IN the very centre of business ON
az business street. within few minutes' walk OF
the depots, warehouses. banks &c.
A .ents have been appointed in the prnc,ra,
appear - '"o'
Win ample means to conduct the business, the
pIopstetos nattsrs himself that. with the manaa
nens Of Capt. KyLE the standard OF Hotela viii h
raised in Lynchburs.
omnibusses, Baggage Wagons and Porters
~ - 81 Inc derois and boat LANDINGS to convey
sR-Snssfs ~ ana from the house. iau 1D-dlm
sAE TUNsTALL HOUSE.
cRAGHEAD STREET,
xy:.. DANyiLLE, VIRGINIA
az. IN nov FURNITURE; and newly repaired, we "a
IS vieIsIs that no efforts viii be spared to promot,
bs e9TlsNE sT saf we solet
OFFICE, and our omnibusses viii always h, !,
knSaalncss 10 carry gassensers 10 and from til.
Vsrcs. A.G. MALTERS,)
]. M. WALKER. Propristay.
eli--lyd w. T. SIMMONS, I
e -
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80, CMICKE RING PIANOs.-A new an,
UNDERTAKING.


- W N. y ia NDLEK,
0ls~uszxe3 CABINET MAKER,
FeAskLis ST., Bet'n 18th and 4tht
Having opened shop at the abeys 9csssaass; W
ING. ALTERING, VANISHING. &C., of ali
kinds OF FURNITURE, At this shortest notice.
He also pre- pared to attend TO all the branches
Of UNDERTAKING, and solclts call.
ma SHOP on Franklin street, between 18th and
lsfh ~ l-3m
THE UNDERSlGNED re.
- TURNS his thnnks tS his friends
and CUSTOMERS for their PATRONAGE
in tho UNDERTAKING BUSINESS lei !hs as:
ten years. He - prepared 10 furnish c0FFlSS OF
Ill sizes and Qualities 70 suit the elrcumssances OF
all who teci g bury their friefes genteeiy
SERVANTS C0FFtNS Of all aixes; also,
SHEETS, sHRorDs, Re-, on hand, Vi the corner
Of FrAnkhn and 18th streets.
JEREMIAH sATTERwHtrE.
an e-lms Agent for JoMa NgrTLss
-, TURPIN, ROYKR : MUIR
Governor street, between Main and Frankhn. Rich
mOnd. Va,
Keep eenstantly on hand al lind. ef ready. ysds
CofFlNS AND METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
mh as--iv
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-, pARKE POINDExTER, ATToR-
sS>-Ga NEY AT Law, RICHMOND, VA, will
practice in the city OF Richmond and in the coun-
hes of Chesterfield Powhatan and Amelia
M Office in Lisle "a Building, corner of Main and
l4th streets. Sc G-iy
- DR.. w. M. HAMMOND,
60 LATE OF BALTIMORE CITY
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE on 9Th street. be-
tween Grace and Franklin streets. jy 13-3m*
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MI. Ps9s4g1se eClQoIh Ne4ka s7asrl,
III n .a%ssss 's q s. - ga
Tuition ID III Higher Esgiish Brsachss ~
tstin I'd Modsfn Lan1usgss, eech -. -
brswing in Pencil and Cray0ns Painting =
II Water Cviosl or Oil: y 20 -
Music on PianO, Guitar. 10. .....,.... ~ 20 ~
Mrs PxLLKr will b a.sisted, e Sas ssigGys nas
tam Of instruction u the result Of twenty yesfs q
psrnopnI aud enefsetic labor, and she refers Win
cts !, Who we're graduated at her School, not fcw
OF whom have n0bly and successfully devoted
themselves to the cause Of Education.
The House was designed expressly Tor Educa-
tional purposes. The Sch0ol-rooui sixty feet BY
thirty 10 carefully ARRANGED. both - garas ven
tilation and temperature, and furnished with sRe-
cial reference to the comfort oil the pupils. Inc
Desks are separate, made Of mahogany and 80
placed that az the pupils are under the immediate
supervision of the Principal.
For further particulars, address? Or apply tor
aus Sim MhS. PELLEI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-09

CITY SCAyENGER.-The UNDERSIGNED re-
~ specially informs the citizens of Richmond
that he is prepared to clean out rear houses sinks
and other places of deposit, and thoroughly lime
them, on the most reasonable te rms, and ia man
ner not In the least offensive 10 the premises on
a. to be air and water-tizht
Letter, boxes may b found In the Mayors oiYics,
and p the drug store Of Milspaugh G Johnston,
one door from corner 18th and Main strssts and III
order. ieis IN them viii Be promptly .tten4sd 60