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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

- FOR NEW ORLEANS.-.The snne-
49, nor fast sailing bark ANDREW MAN
DERSON, b. F. HKNpERsoN master il
now ready for cargo. HAVING a large portion en-
saged and gong on hoard, will have dispatch For
remainder or passage, having superior furnished
accommodations, apply to master on board or to
&C 29-l0t W D. colo TrI1rI' & rS
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by yh0s, w. heeste, Auct..
f0hco aoruer 10Th apH Gary Straa4e 4

~ MULE, WAGONS AID HAR.
stsv> NESS, TOP BUGGY HARNESS, AND
ygsssa HORSE, FOR SALE AT Auction =
ssEss.~W Viii he sold on FRIDAY MORNING.
Nov. 18th, commeucing at 10 O'Clock. in
front of N, off e fine arse Mules, well broke to
harness, and warranted sound; WAGONS and Har-
ness IN good order. Also, fine Harness Horse l
Top Busy and Harness.
TERMs-Four months credit, for approved en-
do sed mes otiable paper.
TH0s. w. KFFsEE. Auct.,
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ODll sBls. Aiewivcs, 81 "a bills. AIewives;
SOO 200 bbls. Cut Herriags; 49, bhss. Gross Her.
rings; 40 boxes Hake; 80 a boxes Hakes car o IT
sehr. Mary, inspectinS this for sale firm
the dock by WON BILE CHA BORNE. -
No Pearl afraAk
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LILLE MANUFACTORY m,,o,n :.

i RICHMOND, VA,
Corner Of Ninth and Cary streets.
All kinds of FILES constantly on hand, made Of
the best ENGLISH cast steel.
"a Old FILES RE- CUT equal to new. at mod
and saw millers, and solicit their tsyors
oc 6-lms LAu sHUMAN.
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EAkW IN Cf rs 4 FIX "a f.f4b tCc MY
L FOR SALE.-Pursuant to q dee ee ii the Cir
cut Court OF Ches eriied made at its last term,
will SELL at public an ton, the premises. the
22d day of November, 1859, the FARM on which
Mr.. Chastan Hancock died seized about miles
from the city of Richmond, on the old Chesterfield
turnpike.
The tract contains 2t4d4 acres, about 100 acres
cleared and in good conditions: the remainder in
orvinal growth OF oak and pine timber. The
buildings consist of good dwelling, new barn,
and III; necessary out houses.
TERMs.-Enoug cash to defray expenses of the
suit; and the remainder in equal pay Inents of one
and two years. WIN. AN BERS, and
W. G. CLARKE.
no 4-cw3w* Commissioners.
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ELM FIGS.-First quality. just received and
'o' '''' JUAN PIzzINps. No. ~ Maia'st
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ssT ,sIgIs On 1 18TH.
BY J. II. Disges. Aact'r.
- $4,000 WORTH OF
WITCHES AND
FINE JEWEfkY

Will be soId,conlmencn< TUESDAY evening,
Nov. 8, att p. NJ, and continue every morning 90
10 A M, aud evening at P. NJ, until tho entire
stock is disposed ca-the largest stock Of
Ola MONDS, $3.50
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
GOLD CHAINS.
AND FINE JEWELRy,
Ever offered in Richmond. The above stock VA
bous mt expressly for the retail trade and Wa
slapped here in trcnsita. and will be sold b. con.
sent of parties TO the highest bidder. Is
, he stock consists IN part of Gold Hunting Egg
ish Levers; Cbronomefefs, double tuners; Diamond
Set and Ensmeied Watches; also, large assoft-
ment nt Silver open-fac and Hunting Watches
sold Vest Guard chateaine and Necklace Chains;
ktFuscan, Coral. Lava. Cameo Mosaic God
Stone. Fiorentne and Enameled Sets 10 mat 3;
also. Leckets Pens, Pencils, Studs Sleeve But-
tons and Gold Thimbles, and other articles Kent in
a hrst- class Iewelry store.
The goods all of new and elegant patterns.
Sale peremptory. Terms cash. -.
]. IL. DIGGES, Auct,r.
J. T. CoSaNr. Receiver 80 - 4
to purchase. -
Ladies are invited to call and examine the stock
during the day. as the goods will he sold at les
than manufacturers prices, at private sale.
S-tS
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GENTS, FRENCH CALF BOOTS. We
II have on hand well assorted stork of Bocss.
of our own make, which we are sellins ~ vers t0w
prices, for the quality. y
Nav %, AM ftasn Mt s
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COAL, COKE, &c.

~ s~~.
tHEAP COAL Having ENGAGED to sell what
: is called HARD COAL, from Midlothian mines,
nave now on hand a lot and will continue TO re-
eeiye Il which will be sold for cash at 1915 per
Hastnss' grocery store wv" -''
1his COAL makes an excellent fire.
no3-lmH cong
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q 4. GENNET,
- EAGLE SQUARE, RICHMOND,
e. 81 Has received per steamer some of those
<xs.A6k very superior WATCHES. made By Ad-
ans, London; NJ; J. Tobias Il Co. Joseph Johnson,
+. d. Johnson. Geo. Heaton, Jas. Hoddeil Co..
Watches. &c Rich JEWELRY, Diamonds,
Carbuncles. Pearls. Corals Lavas, Silver Tea
Sets, Pitchers, Goblets, Walters.
czrCA FOR SALE.-A very superior MICH
80 COW. raised IN Richmond. Enquire at
sk~uah.se his office. no st
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~T CHANGE OF HOUR AT
.sSsTARTING TO PORTSMOUTH

AM NDRFoIR FVNHnTHpMO DH
TON OF FARE.-The GLEN COVE and CITR
It's PECK will; on and after Monday next. srd of
October, leave the wharf at Rockets. every morn
Ing SUNDAYS e1cepted,I at 6la o'clock. precisely
the Gien Cove leaving every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday mornings, and the Curtis Peek every
Tuesday. Thursdey and Saturday mornings ana
both boats return each alternate DAYS touching at
a the resn lar landings going and returning
Passage for the round trip. TO and from Ports
mouth or Norfolk. SIS To City Point, 81.
r q IJASKJNS
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- FIRST-ELASs PREMIUM qn
Fg&y MILLINERY. kSsN
* Mas DEN Gilman, on Main. be S1lEN
tween 18th and 18TH SITS viii open her FALL. ana
HEAD DRESSES. &c. A great many other ar
ticies, too numerous to mention.
A rich selection OF MILLINERY GOODS to
which she would particularly an early call of
her customers, visitors to the city, and the public
generally. All the Goods will be sold at very low
prices.
81 EACHiNG and ALTERING any kinds of
Bnpnets, equal To new.
oc l2-dlmt MRS DEMELMAN.
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CARD.-The subscriber TAKES this method of m
- forming his fri nds and rae public that re has es
tahlished himself AS = n ERCH AN DIE BROKER
He will attend to the purchase and sal e of Mcr-
chardiZe generally also Flour. Wheat Corn. To
h7cco and all descriptions of Country Produce
HIS specie al attention Will be given 10 all business
entrusted to his care. From his long business
experience he hopes to meet tn liberal share of
public patronase He refers, By permission, to
LEWIS WEBB, Esq.
MessrS. DUNLOP, MeNCURE * Co. Richmo'd.
EDMOND. DAVENPORT Il Co, Va.
Bacon & Baskerville.
:. s BRIAST : I1 5 SIZE HoLHEs} Baltimore
TwELLs & Co., Philadelphia.
THOMAS MoNAHAN, Esq.,, New York.
WIN. S. ROYSTEk,
Office cor of Cary and Va. streets.
Richmond, Nov. LIST. 1859. no It's
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ExCiiANGE HOTEL AND

EXCHANGE HOTEL AND
- BALLARD HOUSE.
In presenting this card to the public. we return
many cordial thanks to our eenerous patrons for
the kindness We haN e received at their hands and
nope that the NEW ORDER OF AFFAIRS. to 9e
initiated Sept l. 1859. will receive the same en-
cnurhL ement that our previous Efforts and labors
to accommodate guests have met with.
Messrs JOHN Z. and THOMAS +. BALLARD
are now che Proprietors OF the Establishment.
and each one pledges himself TO do what the com
fort, convenience and requirements OF their guests
demand.
We desire TO keep and MAINTAIN. what our H.
cense calls Tor. FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and we
promise to use renewed exertons to render the es
Enlistment as comfortable as possible With po-
lite agents, and ready. prompt and attentive ser
wants, we shall eudeavor To AFFORD complete satis
faction to the travetng public.
n. B.-A previous card. long since published 70
counterfeit the influence OF haselesS ruInor. is
sufficient proof that our establishment has never
hem closed, and that, since its publication. we
have been IN better condition to entertain visitors
than heretofore. All rumors rs t. closure. OF m
tended closure We desire our friandS to notice as
false and strangers. intending to visit us. willfu
misrepresentation. It's
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DY EXPRESS TO.DAY-.S0 Cashmere Suits,
ID handsome sly les and coioTs; 80 EBriish Moo
cow tver-Sscks; 200 pairs Fancy Cashmere Pants;
80 Nobv Salts To match.
BOYS CLoTHING.-Large and handsome ~
sortment, Just arrived at -
N. WALKER L cos, I0s corner Main
and lstb sts., Richmond, Va.
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Use THE GREAT HAIR JoNst--.' Mssa.s
u vil,e;n IL is the best and cheapest In tine mar
ket Price 70 cents y bottle. IL will recammsnd
itself hy using IL Sold whaesale and fetal; D.
l.. WAGNER, Apothsears and Chemist,
- = " cor Brasts I'D 9Th afo.
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CtnnIIGSS'0NER' SALE OF VAIIA.
- BE LAND IN THE COUNTY OF CHES-
TERF IED.-By virtue OF authority vested in
BY decree of the Circuit Court of Chesterfield
county, made in the case of Wood Us. Wood Ct
ats, | shall sell at public auction. on THURS
DAY, the LIST day Of December next. the pre-
misses. the tract OF LAND on which John Wood
resided at the time Of his death located on Fallen
Creek, about nine mites from Rlchiloud ana ad-
joining the lands OF Rubt. Wiulree and James A.
eruce and others contalnin 400 acres, with about
50 acres of fine low rounds, aud "a proportion a,e
quantity of wood land The sald tract of lad is
well ADAPTED to the srow'h Of all the crops erown
In this part of the state and has on it God Dwell
IN House and all the necessary out houses.
TERas.-S500 IN cash The balance n one and two
IT
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THE TUNSTALL H0ESE.

, T I,
DANFILLE, YIRSISTA.
With new furniture aud newly repaired we as
sure visitors that efforts viii be spared to promote
thSir com!ert and We respectfully solicit trial
OFFICE. and our omnhusses viii always be Ir
readiness TO carry passengers 70 and FROM the
Depot, A. @. WALTERS-(
", ! l. NJ |, W u SI,{hs Projectors.
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES


FIRST PREMIUM,
at the State Agricultural Society Far, all COM
pettors. This is the 44th premium that these cele
brated and unexcelled Machines have taken. We
manu- facture TEN DIFFERENT STYLES, and our
sales have reached the enormous number of CO.
SINGERS FAMILY AND PLANTATION MA
CHINE. at S loo. is capable Of doing all kinds OF
Work-fne and coarse. Nj. A. STEARNS.
oc 29-2w 2lq Main ST., Richmond, Va.
1870 HEADQUARTERS FOR FASH
ICpo. N A BL Il CLoTHING-F !, l.
GOODS The subscriber has just received his
stock of FALL CLOTHING and GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS, embracing every article in
Also a stock of CLOTHS. CAsSIMERES. Vest
Ings and Tall0rs' Trimmings, not To be surpassed
by any house in the city, which he is prepared TO
make to measure at the shortest notice. and III the
latest and most approved styles.
f. i. SPENCE,
M sin midi cts
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NEW CROP Figs Best Turkey. and Fine
~ FiSs. In whole. half and anarter boxes. ss.o.
cheap iss new crop. only 10 cents rer po9nups
she box. IaSf received nd Tor sale by
LOFTS ]. ROSSfFIX. Naeeo Main s..
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MILLINERY.

- FRENCH MILLfN ERY,es@
~ AT MADAME SONS, N.Y.
* Who received the First Premium aSNE9
the Mechanics Institute. Ny stock of MILF
merry is now complete and receiving constant
supplies of the latest fashions from the North. |
am always provided with select assortment, ana
am enabled to sell at very III eral prices.
Madame son. No IS Main street
Country merchants supplied at New York
WhnleS lie prices. DC 2I-dImt
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(,ODFISH AND HERRtNGS.-75 barrels
" Picked Goldfish and 100 hhs. Gross Herrines in
store Tor sale by WILLIAM TAYLOR.
WHITE EssH.-55 hhis. No. White Fish.
WILLIAM TAYLOR
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[ CHEWING T0BACCo.!
PALMETTO AND PRIDE OF VIRGINIA..
We have for sale at our factory, on 18th street,
near Myers RritFe, choice lot Of this superior
CHEWING TOBACCO. We viii sell 1t IN large
MESSY far eity consumers. and we invite the pub
lie patronage. COSBY & ANDERSON.
~ ~ 20 7th street. below Cary.
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Ok BBlS. "Old Constitution" Pure Rye W his
~ key, fge years old, n STORE, for sale BY
WILLIAM TAYLOR.
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SOFT LUMP COKE, per load S5o
All other grades, ..-..., rs
no It's JNO. J. WERTU ayert
GLOVER HILL AND ANTHRACITE
~ COAL and COKE-For sale BY
NJ. ID. WHITING,
no Its Near the Petersburg Depot.
COAL; The depot of the New York and Rich
of Broad street and opposite the old Fair Ground,
Is well supplied from their Deep-Run and Spring.
held mines with all the usual kinds for sae-F am
COAL.
N. B.-For the convenience of downtown custo-
Iners orders may be lett at the store of Mr.. JOHN
Oh d.M Il. 18th street. between Main and Cary
street, Oc 2-1m*
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WIFI AM It. PA n z. { TIT
p S.-Any further information respecting the
LOT may be had by addressing Thomas Shepherd,
kent's Store 7. o., Fluyanna county. Should the
day appointed for the sale be unfair, ii will take
place on the first fair day there alter
oc l4-cW6t*
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'-''1'1 J. l.. PORTER,
u. w. HARRIS,
mr. so-dS cwlm N. Ii. H0HNER.

~ inform the citizens of Church Hill and vicinity,
that have this day completed my stock Of FAM.
LY GROCERIES. and shall continue to keep on
hand articles of the hest quality. As | have the
Greater portion of my GROCERIES bought NJ the
ed 10 sell them as cheap if not cheaper than they
can he purchased down town; and AS shall keep
strictly temperance house. would call the attention
OF her homo, ed sons a.5as -
Be sure ~ call at the right place, br OK stora,
rear Lei Street Church, formerly occupsed By 9.
w. Saunders. VII. GAHh.
N B.-Goods delivered to customers, II rsaeest-
ed oc lb-1m
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CIDER NILLS.-We have a supply Of Hlck-
Y ok's premium Cider Mills IN store and for
ssls bv CHURCH K FLEMING,
md l2tb
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o. HALE Bells. superior old Family Ry e
80 Whiskey, Just received, for sale ~
WILLIAM TAYLOR
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OFFICE MERCHANTS INSURANCE coz
RICHMOND, 2d November, 1859.
nIEEDEND.-The Board of directors OF this
- Company, ont of its nett profits for the past
six months, which have amounted to fifteen per
cent. upon its capital stock have declared divi-
dend of SIX per cent, PAYABLE to the Stockholders
after the 18th instant. and placed the balance
to the credit nf the Surplus Fund
no 4-dtNoI5 J. II. MONTAG L +. Sec'y.
quay sCAVENGEk.-The undersigned re-
- spcctfully informs the ctizens of Richmond
and other places of deposit and thoroughly lime
them, on the most reasonable terms. and in a man
ner not In the least offensive to the premises
which he may work. His wagon is so constructed
as to be air and water-tight.
Letter boxes may be found in the Mayors office.
and at the drug store OF Mspaugh & Johnston,
door from corner 18th and Main streets and all
orders left in them will be promptly attended To-.
au l5-3m X Fl. ALLEN
II SIORttt-
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WILLIAM Fl. SUTHERLAND,
no 2-lDt JAMES J. SOUTH ERLAND.

q P.EiNCENT. CLOCK AND WATCH
~ MAKER. JEW ELER AND OPTICIAN,
~ y Now receivin- direct from the manuiac-
Csa&2a turers and for sale choice selection Of
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEW ELRI and SPEC
TACIES. amonE which may be found 5-day. 20
hour Patent Lever and Alarm CLOCKS. and by
receiving additional supplies at short inter vas.
am always in receipt of the latest les, and b, ad
herring to the cash system am al all tines pre-
pared TO sell goods ut a small advance on factory
prices believing nmOle slxpence TO be good as
a slow shilling.
~ Clocks, Watches. Jewelry and Spectacles
repaired by experienced workmen and moder
ate terms. 2. VINCENT,
Sign of the Spectacles 5th and
&C Its Broad street, Richmond, Va.
M S25 REWARD. - The above reward
G2ya viii be paid re any one who will apprehend
EHand commit to Jail negro boy THOMAS,
- who otf abont the 18th CT MAY last from
.Lk~ Mr. GEORGE d. Harwood of Richmond. 10
whom he was hired. He is about IS years old,
slender form, low forehead. brown skin. speaks
quick when spoken 10. and has been accustomed to
work IN a tobacco factory. When last heard from
he was canal boat, going towards Lynchburg.
J. jones,
Admir- of Saml Peasants, decd.
RunI Ann ua,pT N oa 1t
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~, FOR RENT--A HOUSE and LOT on Val
ia: ley l7th.I street, with four comfort bic rooms,
214 besides a store and barroom and All necessary
out houses for the accommodation of a small fami
ly, with a well of excellent water in the yard. To
a good tenant, the terms will be made very mode
rate. apply to JOHN A. HUTCHINSON
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CUGAR, ..5 hhds. Cuba SUGAR. for sale By
y POTTS, FARLEY 4 CO.
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% Il RENF--One elegant LODGING
T::a ROOM. first floor, over our store. corner Of
A.A.tn and Broad streets. For terms. apply to
oc i3-ts JOHNSTON & WHITING.
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pLAth ANB MITE pKfNTs Twenty
ID cases Black and White, Riack ara fire, Sod
Black. an Waite and Black In lish Prints ct .'uf
own importation, which, consequence - ne
iateness OF the season. We MI ST. =. .eSncsa
kENT. fA1tE u ~
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no 2-laWlD ,OnlIniSS inner
trA1IA,I-E sToRE I-oT fal6 So. Ia

VALUABLE STORE LOT ron SAAE1. IN
FLUVANNA COUNTY BY virtue of de-
cree of the Circuit Court of Fluvanna, pronounced
at the recent term thereof, in the case OF Hu hes
gd'n Payne. ct ais, We. az Commissioners APP
pointed by said decree. shall proceed to sell, on
THURSDAY, the Path day OF November next, on
the premises, at public auction t. the hi hest bid
der the LOT occupied by the late \. II. Payne. at
his death eontalnln, acres oil land adjonns the
lands of Stephen ?. Hughes, Anderson HUI hes
thereugon; conslstin Of q large new TN QST0RY
SrOR E-HOCSE. a LEN BIER HOUSE. BLACK
SMITHS SHOP and WHEELWRIGHT s SHOP
The premises are Handsomely situated in an iu-
tellisenr and desirable ne hborhood. about III
miles from the James River and Kanawha Canal
at Columbia. and Is miles from the county seat, at
Palmyra.
The terms of sale will be one third of the pur-
chase money in cash, and the residue in equal in
stalments in and two years, for which the
purchaser will be required to execute bonds with
GOOD security. to bear interest from date and the
e2al title to the lot will be retained as additional
security until the deferred nents shall be made
THOS. SHEPHERD r,
WILLIAM II. PAYNE. Comm rs.
th.1- form. H.
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I INSEYS. IINSEYS.-s0 cases Westeriey
Il and all wool Iinseys, of all widths, now land
ing and for sale very cheap by
KENT. PAINE & co.
ARGE STOCK OF IR0N..-W We ask atten-
l. ton to our present well assorted stock of Iron.
JOHN n. GORDON & SON.
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MARRIED.
On the 9th Of June, by the Rev. J. II. Nichols.
MI ANTHONY THOMPSON to ELIZA JANE
CUNNINGHAM, all of this city.
MARRIED

DIED,
lnGeorgetOwn, ID. c.. on the tn inst, BROOKE
DOUGl.AS, youngest child of John Ii and Marco
tina V. w ,lson, aged "a months and IS days.
One we loved ias left our nu mber
For the daI a. Il silent tomb;
Closed his eyes in deafness slumber-
Faded In his early bloom.
rom our circle. hit q brother.
Early hast thCu pass q away
But the angels say Another
- joins our holy song to day.
tfortsmonth, Va, papers please copy.)
On The I'D 1. slant, at l21f O'Clock A. m after
lingering illness, which she bore with Christian far
titnde ana meek ess, ELIZA ANN, eldest and
only daughter OF John and Mary Espey In the both
year OF her age. SO '''o -"S''
light is from our househo gone;
A voice we loved Is stilled
pace is vacant a, our hearth
w hlch never can be filed.
Ihe funeral VII take place from the residence of
parents. on 2Oth street between E and F streets
on ednesday, Path instant, at So O'Clock p m This
invited to attend.
On sunday, the 18th instant, CECILIA Bur-
LESS SIMS, only sister of Z. II. Burgess, IN the
On the I'D install at 2 O'Clock a un in the .2sd
ar 9f her age.M rs. CECELIA G. the beloved wife
Oh alyin u. Lownds, Esq, leaving an infant soI :
The relatives apd friends of the {, deceased ara re
sRectgily Invited to attend the uneraI To morrow
truesdAy, 81 inst: } at O'Clock D. m, from the
street, Island.
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WASHINGTON FEMALE INSTITIJ re.
w Under the directiOa OF

, Mrs. SMITH tlats Principal Of the Mystic Hall
SEMINARY; taxes pleasure in giving notice that the
tate OF General lawson. req uisite for the
WAsHINGT9N FEMALE INSTITUTE, will soon be I'm
ers, she Will open her Seminary there in October.
She hopes the interest that her friends and the
IA her ~ stsm OF instruction vii not lessen by her
REMOVAL south; and that those from other pats of
the United States, who have been unable to send
thelr daughters to her: owing to tho climate and
distance Of Massachusetts, win embrace this OPP
portunity, finding the District of Columbia Of more
genial temperature, and more acces sible.
lac Seminary will be ofa high order, and parents
SHOES Will be wanting. 70 secure the comfort, thor
eu SS truction, and elegance oftheir daughter
= Agpicatlons viii be answered and pupils received
Sasii aeI limited number il complete. Number Of
~ senoiars nmitsd For circulars address Mrs.
7anaaAA W. SMITH, Warrington, d. O.; Box
'S +3 apl9dlw&Savlmsa