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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-21

SIOUX CITY, April ~, 1859.
wheat Flour, -. 0oasIo.0o per barrel.
Corn Meal. $500 per sack.
Corn, 30ca40c per bushel
Potatoes, 0cs25e. per bush.l.
Beams. s2ooaS3.o0 per bushei
Ham, lac per ID.
Bacon. IL &c per Id.
Lard, zoe per ID.
Butter, 2jcas0c per ID.
Eggs, 25ca3oc per sozen.
Dried Apples, IL lie per ID.
Peaches. IL LIE per ID.
Sugar, l2cs16c per h.; Coffee 16calsc per ID; Tea
SSs.afl.25 per ID.
Nolasses, 75easl0 90 per gallon.
Beef scaloc per ID.
Mutton, 12c per ID.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-21
Presumption Notice.

TO JOHN q. WILLIAMS:
You are hereby notified that will appear before
the Register and Receiver Of the lana Office for She
Dakots land district, Nebraska Territory, st Dakota
City, on the 22th day of April A. b., 1863, 70
prove my right 10 enter by redemption the south
No. twsuty eight (2s) north u range No. nine fel,
east Of the 9th principal meridian, N. +.
April 8, lsJ9-3w GEORGE N. WHAITE.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-21

A train Of i've teams from St. James n
T., passed through Sioux City on Tuesday
last en- route for the gold mines.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-21
Sioux CITY Post Office Re regulations.

Mails arrive at and depart from this office follows
Sioux City Council Bluns-ieayes Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday arrives Wednesday. Friday and
Sunday. Mail closes at o'clock, z. VI. preceding
the Day Of departure.
Sioux City and Omaha-Leaves Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at Z, A. NJ. arrives Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 5. =. ". Mail closes at o'clock.
Pm. preceding the day Of departure.
eisux City and Locan--Lesyes Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at r. ~. arrives Monday, Wednesday
and Friday by ~ VI.
Sioux City and Fort Dodge--Leayes Thursday at A.
NJ: arrives next Wednesday by 6P. VI.
Sioux City and Wiscotta--Leayes wednesday at p.
NJ: arrives next "Wednesday by IL ".
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-21
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

A Benerolent Institution established BY
Special Endoscme,.t, for tie ReIief
9fMe Sick and Distressed, af
ficted ciM Viyuleat and
Epidemic Diseases.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-21
Rates OF AdyertistnR,

One Square Of IL lines less, first insertion, sl00
zach subsequent insertion, so
One square, one month, 400
do do three months, $50
do do six do 500
do do one year, 1900
Business Cards Of six lines or less, year, 1000
One column, one year, 5000
One-half column, one year, A5,O0
do fourth do do do 25OO
do column, six months, 45OO
do half column, six months, $500
do fourth do do de 1900
do column, three months, 25O0
DO half column, three months, 1890
do fourth do do do I2o0
Annsuncing candidates for ONCE, 500
When the number OF insertions n not spec,Hed ii.
vertisements will be marked tilI forbid. and charged
full prize. Business Cards are excepted
Cash In advance will be required all advertise
ments except where special contract has been made
10 the contrary.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-21

RAILROAD SuIT.-TLe Burlington and
Missouri Railroad Co. brought suit against
Wapello County, to secure the bonds pledg.
ed to the Co. The trial at Ottumwa, last
week, resulted favorably to the county.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-21
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
NyorrcE Is hereby given thst the PARTNERSHIP here.
tafhre existing between the undersigned Doing
bushes. at Sioux City. Iowa, under the name snt
STYLE az Hem. williams, Cook a Co, has beea this
asy dissolved Ny mutual cous~nt-Rafnhart Hem,
Jesse " llllsms. George d. Temple and John X Cock
having sold their interest 70 tina other partner, Ier
ACC C. BACON who u authorized to settle ali the ac-
counts OF tina late firm, and who will continue the
business In his own ramc q, the SANG place
BERNnNRT HEM,
LKSsE WILLIAMS,
JOHN X COOK,
H. q, BACON.
Sioux city, November l. lsaT.
The under .,s issa pleasure IN commanding th4ir
LAT. aftnar Haraee q Bacon u he favor ~ the hn
siness community aud hope their former pstrens
will extend to him share Of their patronage,
nERNWART HENS,
laRsE WILLIAMS,
August IA Isss--tw. JOHN h. COOK,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-21

iI.parsens entitled 10 deeds for town lots In the
= eity Ut 81 Johns hereby nalihei that the
corporate authorities ~ said cit are prepared 10
eetir deeds ar lots to all persons entitled thereto
III mol called fsE within six months they will hs
dealt with according 10 Law.
: Asrch isth, 1850 III TRACY, Mayor
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-21
Presumption Notice.
DISSOLUTION,

NOTICE II hereby given that the co.partnerslip
heretofore existing under the mans. and STYLE II
Buckrueker 4 Meyer has this day been dis solved BY
mutual eonseBt-A. 9. L. Meyer having sold his en-
tire interest Frederic Buckrurker, lis auihor
zed settle ali tn. accounts OF the late firm and no
will continue the business in his name ut their
old stand. FREDERIC BUcKRUCKER,
A.C. L. MEYER.
Sioux City, April 4, 1859.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-21

To the Tax Payers Of Ida County.
'IsAXEs due for the years 1857 and 1858. on Lands
i aud Personal property in Ida county, paya-
bic 70 the Treasurer Of said county. All persons
hereby notified that the payment OF any moneys on
ssd Lands personal property. to thu officers d
Woodbury., any other county viii be at their peril
jos. s. LONELASD,
Treasurer Of Ida county
Ida, Iowa Feb. 2s, 1s59-3itf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-21

cPecat IlndofcMe'u, .JCT Me AetiGJ
efase Sick and Distressed oc
.ficted with Viru,ent and
Epidemic Diseases.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, IN view u the
awful destruction Of human life ca used by Seq
ua diseases, aud the deceptions prscticed upon rhs
unfortunate victims Of such diseases BY Quaaha.
several years ago directed their Consulting
az CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their name TO
open Dispepssry for the treatment of this class Of
diseases, IN all their forms, and to give MEDICAL
ADsJCE GRATIS to all who apply by letter, with q
description Of their condition age occupstion hal,
It's o. i.s, Sel snd In case Of extreme poverty, u
less to add that the Association commands the high-
est medical skill Of the age, and will furnish tho
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors Of the Association in their Annual
Report upon the Treatment Of Sexual Disessss ar.
press the highest satisfaction with the success which
mas attended, the abors Of their Surgeons in the euro
Of spermatorrhoa, Seminal Weakness, GonorrLss
elect, Syphilis, the vice Of 0nanism or Self Abuss
Diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder, &C. and order
continuance Of the same plan for the ensuing year.
The Directois on review OF the past, feel assursi
that their labors IN this sphere OF benevolent 4rt
have been Of great benefit to tho afflicted especiay
TO the young and they have resolved 70 devote them
and much despised cause.
An admirable report on Spermatorrhp. or Gsr,i.
nal weakness, the vice of onani.m, Masturbart1u
or Self Abuse, aud other diseases Of tho Sexual Or
gans. by the Con suting surgeon, will be sent ty
mali in sealed envelope FREE OF CHARGE on
receipt of TWO STAMPS for poz tags. Other reports
and tracts on the nature and treatment " sex usi
D!seasos Diet. de-. are constantly Deisg published
ior Efatutous distribution and will lie sent to the
afflicted. Some Of the remedies and method
of treatment discovered during the last year. are u
great value.
address, for Report or treatment, DR.. J. sKILLIN
Hou6HToN. Acting Surgeon, Howard Association,
NO south Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
by order Of the Directors.
EZRA d. uEARTWELL, President
GEO. FAlRClijLD. Secretary. yIr3lIy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08

= Bors STOMACH FrLE FRoGs-Onc OF the u,os,
remarkable physiological facts known in medical
has recently DEVELOPED itself in the ease of son OF Mr.
harcs Davis, of this city who resides u the corner OF
Ltti- Montgomery and Fremont streets The boy ail
dcd to about III years old and for long time has
sufferer from sasms aud chokn. spells which
no phHsieia seemed able to for Eyeryti,io
promising reliet was resorcd TO- aud indeed small for
tune was spent for cxpectorants aud other medicine.
But all proved OF avail. The boy grew no better and
remained puzzle 10 every body until week or two apo
when, Il, sudden and violent reich curious
living frog was thrown from his stomach The boy bo,
ever, experienced but little relief by this election and
st continues TO gasp and choke and retcb as though
he was possessed TO the mouth with similar animals
IN iHct from very minute examination of the creature
thus thrown up doubt whether il Is frog II iook,
10 us more like repte-a of Hzard-thourh unlike
iiLard has no tail il Is about AL inch long half
inch broad has yellow belly aud Rha, i more r,,
lar than all two long black hairs growing upward fron
ts shanks towards is head in the torn Of V Mr. D.
Vi Informs " that the boy has an exceedingly
appetite He devours everything ia the sh.pe of fooo
that he can lay his hands upOo Wih the vor4ci;y OF
VOL, and never 'ppcars 10 have enough How be thu
became possessed mystery. The spawn OF OF NAV
nave been drank into the stomach With water hut Iais l.
only conjecture. Mr.. Davis. himself i DISPOSED 10 A.
crbe this matter to evil influences gs eSered by cont
rers hut such an explanation that il scarr,iy or;
mentioning. Gr Davi-, who was once ~eal,hv by hi,
aieiion IA bis family, Las been reduced TO poyer.y-
BGf;. Clipper.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08

er as nc was made Of this circumstance fear fo,
hs own safety npeed him TO put the rest Of the money
INTO the pocket OF his sleeping and unsuspectipg waiter
after which, he down to the pnndered traveller
aud told him the plausible and cunning te with which
the reader Is acquainted
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08
CLOT HING.

3 SP r. N G Or . Old s.
Head Quarters Corner Of Main slrr-is The gu-
IN se5er has York with tile Target and
most fashionable stock of goods he hLs ~
sell IN person. With great and especial reference
tail trade. better stock of Cloths and Vest.pr
cannot br In this city, Goats Of
imaginable shape color and quality the new st-
Also, amu magnificent sJek Of furnishing goods sun,
six Lace Neck Ties. Black aud
SOCKS, &c -'>''
All Ia want Of goods really fresh and desirable either ready
purchasng elsewhere. ~
He has in his employ the be,, Of cutters and workneu
Gp9 Corner OF Main nj ~ III, So,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08
MIR. Lefebvre's School.
GRACE STREET BETWEEN IgT AND kOUsHEE
HlCHnnSn Va

hes lesion Of cur school begins tie Is; sy Of oetobe
uuT long experience In ching very ib,-,
Ne nave received Tor 80 yr, have both eaaid mi ~
US % MAKE Important improv our Ir.ti.rti
& SI Lsraiury eomPrisinE ElE.h, ETsneh Gertasr
"a, tre9 seirgsf!I Ii during last .ssoy
tni VIII De Continued and enlarged W the ~ 'I'
We nave engaged ar. EDW c .np 20 t.k. "a -
sT o. ms e'ursr as well he RhvlofTc Belle.
~ ~ ssaH cta.aes ~ ogT insiiston Sr NJ IL O.
o w hses' 9aHie feel eoaaeni tb,t M
our iAi"rainse class 70 graduating p.plIs y"
me pew house which have greatly add a., -
htehsr a. vel - 20 The comfort Of the Young fNI.s S
s N our iAEliy Two Hoarg Ladies only occupy On. o
beE. NNN-ty uls same cham.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08

NavI. on a; he above rhsrgea ~'~~H OF 0'e-
sNtra charges. Prpis provide Eoo.s ,,a 49,
III BE mad fcr ahstnee. - = @e-lSuea
~ vii be o.esl that "a 5E ce-s - -, =
~. nc eHt1;s o's"--F s'i = ', 7.aIy Yla oar
9t aeeounc dstona 10 ~ag te r-,.-.o c,-l = -
's-s / se1 -noaFAi y. ous.f' trtS3ere, - sl.d-
hoAri'rs are re-Sried asr-ulhers u, I-ld,p,.
"0neJ 20 met their inoieatsl cHIens-~ shcull -
az, ana all Letters for them 20 flr care We
session - $50 J''' eHE o. tle
NT Catalogues, Circulars further rscrna.la- .,,s,,
- CdAS H WINSTON
20. a. President Richmond FerlsIu ru,ilu,-
RclsnnlI u.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08
sOUTHERN FEMALE ISS'rTrUTE
C1ENEE nE ELI..L ny. -. y . -

-oe IGERA FEMALE ISSTITUTE.
CoBNEE OF FIiisT AND FRANKLIN sTREgrs
kL1s. Etlt,I1yn- ~
enih OF giu
>GL - 80 ''''s 0N N'e i-s Gay OF June,
elect character of nj. s-luol 'e' ''F-'AN'N "HU
Tie aeis here offered for acquiring Modem
VI" sursse y hosc 81 no school ia ti Uuiou Tv !r-tr
aae reared .nd educated In Fas reside o. q, ,sy az 49,,
nenl aud u : made their especial .gy 90 ..k Frrb-b -
'irHll. 9Th the Young ladies t,s rf ia tk- hoBs. -
he b.t masters oi music employ ed and rrat ..,e,n a.
aid 10 ilis department I"
- . - INSTRUCTORS
D LIZ POWELL, A. NJ. Principal
IHS Z Drnltr. JE 4. 81 University af y,r,inl,
NIL. : N!.sAs, french Dvpartnent.
Mss VI I. MATO,
Dr BrcuLrs, German
. StsHEEr, NsHs Organ
Vile l. LACf, Vocal Mrsic.
H. scaSEiuEE, Harp.
,. W. EEFvE, PeuuAuship
h lhsiuiion se known Bishops and clergy ef N.
.hsreh IL virginia 70 wkoLl reference ras a - ~.
1s. o. he NnFiia Military Tlstuis ani WEsm and Msry
ese 70 ffossors brssr snd University of VIZ
1s 70 = W Coleman of Hanover Acad-y to ssmT ShooIer
.Er i.i Academy 20 the Rev. Caas Read and Rev ID 81
'2ggei bchnona Va, snd 20 The patrons TIE school
t saoEue giving terms. studies e. with fu
~ 81 patrons 70 which especial reference = made
80, ID Xxx POWELL. frasipR J. J.,
VI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08

DEcKEAss OF rHE AlCRiGISEs OF EHI Ss.L,vrcu Is
LANDs-Ihe natives of the Sandwich islauS, lie .h
Indians OF this country appear to f-te away upoo t
approach OF the Foreigners. letter irom the Islands
erived at TIE rooms OF the American Boarj in New
ORR, give brief report upon the condition and pro.
pecis OF the Islands in which il il stated that the I
bands, or The inhabitants upon them are gradually worl
ing Out their destiny There is N constant and certsr
decrease Of the aborgnes The present number of Ha
|anan' would not probably exceed 5000 and should
me present ratio OF decrease proceed unchecked in
ieW years the number must be comparatively small Tn,
principal causes OF this decrease sre-tbe former arf
present hceuiious habits Of the people indole,r tn
prevalence OF epdemic, and the great demand for ha
"aian seamen, who go abroad, many of them never to
return.
And while the aborigines decreasing the foreign
element ~ the community is upon the increase The
number OF births among foreigners is equal to that il
America or England. Tie children of foreign resident
are generally healthy, and for the most part those borr
npoa the Islands desire to grow mp and spend th,ir Av
here There is also gradual increase OF the for cr
population 10y Immigration, OF those arriving from
other countries settling here bcug Americans E9rish
men, German, Portuguese Chinese.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08
KER OsENE OILi

6rCat Reduction ina Price!i
NO VARIATION FOR THE WlgTER.
fTWsE HEW YORK KEHOsENE OF. CO., o.
tsbed ii) announce that, having made great Improve
neuts IN che manufacture of Kerosene enabled
snIc. -
The stisuon y eousumers respectfully called uhjon
- table. the rrau % ph1toutraf eadmraon, Tdd
Hent fsq, of New Nort, Chsmisi dafed Pel issa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08
KENT, PAINE a. co.
IMPORTERS AVID J0BBERS OF DRY GOODS
EcS. ~ ARD t6S MAIN STREET.
QIE EENFag.n "a

Ees. " lED l6s uAIN STREET,
WE ss;1as y a. ~ R,siy cart ase, from
FRESc Ss GERMAN a BR{ aS @ G'S c SS & o. BnlIs
ed by senior rarp,r principally ir the
Es hs deEs,IoH & q 6un. caused ~ TIE i'te war
GREAT ISDUcEMENTs 70 lAsi,ais Ihe s.serise, wi en-"
From The sf,i99. .ss hays large and complete
LAR6EsT AND MOST c0NN.NpINd STOCK nF DRY GOODS
TONERS. W. "'-''" 'n' Gus
CLOTHING.
This branch of business having Increased very largely We
s,ys & sysn M @ @a, sa,s Eater, AsPnGR @ i and viii have fun
are As regards STYLES snd ' at price, that win compare
wsespectfuy virginia Nortt Carolina
nd 70 ye e1r o,k 40 examination our Goods have
| arc determined 70 e them 70 cash aud prompt pnyag buyers
susI SFSr PAINE 90.
LNABL LTHADE.-virginia merchants and merchant. zen
so5 t, & sps 2 ~ laying W ,ha'5 t stock q wsr.hsaa,
PsLLiHiy M KISG POWDER ~ 10y, ,pdf fS & " ~
Psraion known ioT making light sweet and whooc loaf
gsg. &C. u . rsgc99'ncd ~ 9gwsgou' citizens dir,ren
l9T@iSs, s,as as production of .si.nar Virginia
,ss Ierchsn's can confidently recommend l 7ri,l. ~ tbc
Mana6sstursr and col, prsprs,4 ri.,nss55sA,
Soil BY D'uEs aud dTocs generally throughout me state
SCHOOL ROOKSi SCHOOL BOOxSt
fI'Hos G pREwRY lot. r n PRICE, isls H-'a street. h
10 the schools generally which he invites attention Of "a
An IN RRCKIPF OP THEPNLJ g,.'aop. ~
ana shspss JOHN Tu0NrsoS. = Nsi5 = y
WARNER T.. wARING,
date wad1r Ps,rccJ
in5 Bso,n Srnrrr, Arrows 9ru Hstn.yr.
ys, hr1y. .os fs ,g ,1g9gy q Drug grdaei F,nsy A
Bruhes Nv Mrdirnea pure of quality
nnd solicit nc attention of ucs ird Physicians my
81 ord,r from The County promptly TO- md care
fuily pack ed rcu
SAM UIIL AYRESS & SON.
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
nFFER TOR SAILS O. Msss Ilsorse Ofve on Ai,msrtns
" candle fobacco laTohnr nox and Nss and
Aneriean ~ Iron Reese Cas- Nsnbuiatsi Gu.na Cioysr
HENRY T.. uosRBEy,
GENERAL COMMISSION MEhCHANT
fus rur sitr NJ
TopACoo wHE6r, corn, U.ouR, &C.,
" once on thncsoe hIp, Nchmnnd,N Va
Prompt srnon Pah 70 sng ORDERS and Bhersi advanecs
JOHN ". FHFPPAap n. A..lst.nt Salesman
ANLES, SPRINGS. &c.
E0On LBS. Iron ASiet Common, y Pct. improved t..
iolo hs rerlnsa Sr,uh hssd spring, 10 10 pis,s,
boleo Phlad,a Carriage andtrc BOLTS
30 Jcrrey Hctory and Oat srot,, ben, rims h,n. q,
knamslsd onfts1 Collar sod Dash Leather Fnauerd Chs
leel frnges, haus, 500 Coach Tnunr ofeyrry description
va w shsh ha, been pgIs.'ei gIec Egm o. Manufacture,
'hey can be bought IN che northern ,ilss.
N.lu street, n.s,y opSd.,. a. cs.lls. feSss Wo,,
'-H Richmcud Va.
WANTED good h'uds % ssTs on gsiisa Scot,
49,, 80 goes Rroses hssds
go '''' "''' '' ips SsgT iS; TaS Il .S x e. can
Me- PtRUvIAN SUAEQ, l,;slYr 9s az ior
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08

TO rHE PUBLIC.IG sen.e5Henee Of the unprreederi-
menis (Seh heretofore Impossible seoyni Of the great
demand Ia New York; to dioys have supply
lar shit hand Ia Of and
those sendnF orss will have them hed regularly
despatch a the sole Agents this shirt
We would respectfully call the attention Of those who
seen Our Model 10 examination and they will
ed thai Is the best chelp grrJS offered
or sale We also prepared from scientific
at short notice,
hand large aud deslr GENTLEMENs FURNISHING
GOODS which embraces everything pertaining
aud which will be offered at Evsauy reduced prices.
au9O No % Main stTe.t Riehmond y,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08

hENEnf FOR lNsrcr BITEs.-When a musqui;o flea
snat or other noNious insect punctureS the human skin
ID deposits or meets an atom of aciduou, fluid of n
poisonous nature The results are irritation sens,tor
oI ueA!mG, itching or of pain The tickling of . NJ
are comparatively indifferent about; bni the itch urodu
ed v! hes or Grai OF other nOi-ome insect disturb
our sereny, aud like the pain Of wasp or bcr-,i,.
eAeites Us to remedy The best remedies for the stinc
OF insects are hosc which will instantly reutraliz tb
aednious POISON Deposited in ihe skin These are either
"mmonia.or bo5eN. The alkaline reaction Of bor,X i
scarcely yet suihcieniy appreciated. However \ tim,
VIII cone Naen IT. good qualities will be knoNn aud NOR
universally valued than ammonia Or as il Is corIuorI,
cent nature that it may be kept in every household tn
so'ion Oi bor7E for insect bites is made
oe ounce ol boFa1 ia pint Of water that las hecn
oEyu ana allowed to cool Instead Of plain water dis
ulled water elder or oraugc-t.oW,r wat.r IA ,r
F'SA-''''- Tn LSta- to i isi.I s,..:-
- Tong a. There any irritation. For bees or wssp
snss the boraA solution may be mads tWce the above
strength. In every farmhouse tai, solution .houlI n
kept a. a household remedy.-S. pifsss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08
1850. SIMPSON d MILLER, 1850.
1l9 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.


nUR senior has
~ North where he selected with
reference 60 the retail trade the com
piete stock of Goods offered beOe
s new aud various styles cuts &e ont MI, fs In consequence
OfhaNng hand larger stock than usual
mcns Those Ia requested Main street
and examine stock before they purchase eevhere.
We call particular attention
ness CoS French can do every rsct!on W.
most respectfully invite the Of the old ccnc,
public generally 10 call and examine stocs
pl-ie, AZ J. D. Goodman Co.. Old street Rich
mond, Va.
oc3 sIMP!oS A MILLER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08

SNO, =. REGSAULT,
1872 MAIN STREET,
SQUARE ABo'E CUSTOM HOUSE AND POST OFFICE,
III American ''A o' 'FTeneh and
PAPER HLNsISGs, DECORATIONS, &C,
CARPETINGS,
Z u RI AIN MATERIALS
FLOOR ANDTasLE OLE CLorHs.
window SHADES, Rugs, Mpt,
CuatEsHAH MOSS AND sHUcK MATTRESSES
LOUNGES, IRON BEDSTEADs,
stair Rods, &c.
tB Having In his employment frstei, p.n.-
p & PApER ROOMS, Halls 4c iaiesi ,iy .5
UPhoLsiERISG Of every description done a, ,sor,
~ can and examine his stock h. Il ,s,,.-,, q. -, -,
al I' ~ Tr"-N"6ts i'TEs ds any kaHs, fgs eiip
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08
RICHnOND FEMALE ISsrIrUrE.-r,.s, s,,,
session win begin October So sss and end s Ia. Of

issO - 'NS'' IN" ena he iAsi OF June,
CGLHt.s II wfSsros A. NJ, succeeds Rev r. MlxT in a,
rcAaent uuder bic administration an, r,n-- . m
% sa, 'he S.n objects Tor vhch the fhstae va found
& ana which nov for ave snece.fy e-rrsi ct
VII ever be kept In view. 1870 '1N'
These = follows:
most liberal rducation ANY >
To acord instruction r,ed e-ery ssIgs of prr-. ~ ,h
ers, clements 10 the hEhss' point br.ns "a m
D, desirable, or possble, for the pupil to proceed
T. To teach whatever Is taught ll5roggliy asd ,o,iI
CuAhLES H. WINSTON, A. VI, Ct1niyersy N ".
and Prot Of Morsl Science Eurib It~r.,,r- -" "'
kev L BUkRows, u. D., Evidences Of Chr,ti,nItx
and Languages - -" '1~'AstaAHos
A LEwIs, " T., Natural seienee.
Prof " EsfIOS, (of PAris,) French
y CLAPP. Principal of Masie1i D.uartn,nt
o. A. EKfCsSON, Guifar.
Mis- MARY l. LEFTMtcH, Drawing Painting ne
sENOR CARLOS Q. NERA, Spanish ana I.u,n
JOHN W REEVE, Pennanslir.
Miss = p. RorAL and Miss ~ vaIrxrx, .,n .o,.. a.,
e hnEhsa bIanehes ue Cetegiate aud Miss sr.S.En
hrs ASs MiLIoHS and Mi.- MaHY O. L1rs- IN he
ty Department. some Assistants
The President VII hear the ryciia,laus an ~ L..s ~
In. intervals, giving special attention Primary pupIs
e.on of Mae months ha ray.e. Ia advance October
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