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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-24
V'HE CHIsWICK SCHOOL.

"a MILES WEST OF RICHMOND;
The subscriber has Welded To- the advice oil ms
friends Ia withdraw ChiSwick from the mar het,ahd
~ 'o CI,hs sic CphI,AXb ENGLISH SCHOOL.
lie therefore offers his services 10 the pubic and
from his long perence IN teaching hopes by devo-
ting his energies 10 the Improvement of has pupils
in repairing them for business OF college, To merit
the continuance of their patronage. , u,,r
He offers to his c!t' friends, especially, HOME
for their sons IN his own family. ~
CHISWiCK is unusually healthy; Inc wei wa
ter is found by anaiy sis by Dr. JAS y. McCGw FRO
lessor OF Chemistry IL the ElTHna Medical Col
The next session will commence Monday, oct j.
and close July H. 1870, allowing Two weeks 'aea-
tlon ut Christmas
Tuition from 81 to $50. r., ~.
Board, including table, rooms, fuel, light and
washing SI21a per month ayable haii N advance
Reierenees-Jno. 6; Thurman; ESQ, Goochland
Drs. B. J. Duval ard 5. Coates of Henrco. and Rev
J. b. Taylor and W Goddin, Esq.,, Rch,uond.,
Sim cwit" GEO. q. EHALL, a. NJ.
DICuM0ND CLASSICAL -.,.,..-,
FOR BOYS AID YOUNG MEN. -.
The Eighth annual Session will commence on
MON DAY, Sept. 26tE at the rooms on Franklin,
between sth and 9th streets,
h hoR z M p. E snifH a. A. Nj Principals
PRoF. II. ". kukLBEL, Instructor in French
PRoT: John 4. cALYo. Instructor in ornamen-
Mr. J.. ". REEVE. Instructor in Practical
PROF 9. MEPtNR R instr"co H ia Mechanica
and Architectural Drawing and Practical
Surveying and EngihcerIng.
Present patrons of the School are earnestly so
ici,ed to secure punctual attendance on the rai1
al the pupils, and those wishing to enter their sons
are respectfully requested to make early appiica-
ton.
tween the hours OF and Y. and, at other hours
may be found at their residences. For references
terms, &e.. Circulars for dls,rbutIon at the
Bookstore of Jas. WooGhoUsC Co. Sc 10 I'm
Va a Primary Department VIII tie connected
with the School.
ENGLISH. CLASSICAL And MATiiE;
Il NAUTICAL SCHOOL: also, SCHOOL FOR
SMALL BOYS, 4th street, between Main AMI
Franklin, commenclng 18th sept. 49,
Pupils viii be prepared for the University oI n
ginia, Military Institute, or any college, or ior
business. .
The Preparatory Department will be limited to
SIXTEEN SMALL BOYS, and will be under very
favorable circumstances.
60 In-ts = y pENDI ETON. Pfincipal.
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1870 FALL TRADE. 1916

FLLETT& WEISIGER, MANUFACTURER
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
IN HATS, CAPS. AND FURS, NO. l67 MAIN
STREET. OPPOSITE EXCHANGE BANK
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, having made the most
extensive preparations. are now opening the larg-
est and most complete stock of Fall Goods ever
offered this maTket-cnnsis'ins of Gents and
Young Gents Fine Mole Skin Hats; French and
Caps: Misses Hats; and Childrens Hats aud Tur-
bans, in great variety. Also, Ladies' and Chill
dTens Fnrs, of all kinds selected with great care
from the largest importing houses, and can be
pecially recommended, they all entirely
fresh and desirable.
All we ask is a call, feeling satisfied that such
bargains will be offered as to ensure q sale:
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GOLD FLowEEs.--The Inhabitants Of Paris
have recently presented the Empress Eugene
TWO superb vases of gold, weighing ist o.
They contain flowers of gold, each flower
emi sting an odor similar TO the natural one of
the Hover which its form represents.
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A THorGnr FOR YorNG MEMO wreck Is
so shocking 10 behold as that of n dissolute
young man. On the person OF the debauehee
or inebrate iniany is written. no" nature
ban1s labels over him to testify her disgust at
his example, How she loosens all his joints.
sends tremors along his muscles, and bends
forward has frame, The wretch whose bfe-
long pleasure t has been to de6ase himself ana
II deiauch others, whose heart has been steep
ed in sin so that ii is black all over, Is an OF
fence 10 the heart of the unblemished.
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John Randolph Tucker. Dr. D. H. Tucker, Rich
mond, Va. ST. Geo; Tucker, Ashland, Va, hon.
James Nj. Mason, Winchester. Va. Rev. r, V.
Moore, D. D., Richmond, Va; Right Rev. Bishop
Johns. Aiexandria, Va; Rev Chas H. Head, y, FL u
Marshall, Charlotte G. H., Va. Rev. J, R. era
ham, Winchester, Va; Rev. Peyton HARRISON,
l.. Cabel University of Va; Dir; X. FL: Cabell Mr..
r. T. Daniel. Richmond, Va; zen. A; . A. Chap
man, MI Allen L. Capefton, MI OlFer blerne, MI
Jehn Echols Union, Va.
For further information, address -
Vi i 0 HENRY l.. BROOKE,
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LAW AND MEDICAL CARDS.
- DR.. MM. Ill. PHILLIPS In vim.

II So DIR. POLLARD has removed his of
fs~-zA fee and residence to the Cottage" on
Governor street, next door Above the Richmond
House. sc 2D-lm
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Aw1 NOTiCE.--wo most respectful

sss9@sS y call the attention OF our friends. Nj
customers. and the public generally, To- our ~
assortment of BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS. CAR
PET BAGS, VALICES, &c, as they will find the
LARGEST and best assortment OF foods IN our line
expressly far retail that can be found either mere
or elsewhere, and at all prices, either of own
manufacture, or of the best Philadcphia and
Eastern work. Please call and examine for Your
selves. ALEXANDER HILL X Co,
Manufacturers and Importers
of Boots Shoes &C, Ne. ~ Main street,
Richmond Va
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MR.. ID. TURNER'S

vi SELECT CLASSICAL. AND
ENGLISH SCHOOL,
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN 81 AND iTH STREETS.
The 10th academic year oi this School Will cGm-
mence on MONDAY, the 26th September, 1889
Pupils will be admitted who prepared to coni-
mence tie Ancient languages, or enter classes
already formed. For Terms, Course oil Study.
Text Books. &c, Catalogues.
Mr.. L. can he seen. after the 18th September, at
his School rooms at his residence, on Frank
I'm street. between I'd and I'd SITS. Sc Sim
D!ANO FORTE AND SfNGIN G.-Mlss
L ALICE e. DAWSON Will be happy to receive
limited number of pupils III the above branches OF
education, moderate terms, either at the resi-
dence of the pupil, at her own, 10th street, be
tween Broad and Grace.
Private lessons given IN FRENCH to young
ladies' Sim
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So slsoCso SPRINGS EoR SALE.-.

VCIFf YOn WEDNESDAY. the 18th of October
az next shall offer for sale, at public
ton, on the premises. III not disposed OF betore.l
the above fashionable W atering-Place. SHOCCO
twelve miles south from the Warrenton depot,
the Raleigh and Weldon Railroad. The
tire establishment is in the most thorough repair,
and capable of entertanin% between six and seven
hundred persons. The tract of Land contains 45a
very superior, quite equal to any Land in this or
the adjacent counties.
TERMS made known on day OF sale.
Sc I5-dtd s. ID. SESSUMS.
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y u. STANARD will resume the duties of
Srahhnis, CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL
@ IN his Rooms corner of Sth and Clay sts.s
Terms Payable. half in advance, frsm 8 40 to
Soo. All the English, Mathematical and Classical
an lS-tlst0
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THE DUTIES OF MR.: STuART'S CLAS-
i sfCAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
will be resumed on MONDAY, 18th Sept next, at
his former locality, Clay, near corner Of 9Th St.
Languages by Mr.. RlcHARp ANDERSON, a graduate
of the University IN THIS department under DIR.
Harrison, to whom he refers. A Primary De.agt-
mept viii he connected with the School. in which a
limited number will he received au6-d2m
Tar ElGmTm AESsiON OF Miss JESSIE
1 GOROoN'S school. for YOUNG LADIES,
will commence on the LIST of October 1880 Terms
o. heretofore. Sc Sim
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- IL. l.. TEGsiE'S
II: SELE6'T SCHOOL FOR ROYS.
The SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION If ,his
School opens on MONDAY, the 2ei OF Seuten ta.S
next, with every advantage for the education Of
youth' poih IN The Pnmary and Higher English
Branches, Ancient and Modern Languages liathe
MATES, DRAWING, and all other departments Of a
complete school course. Glasses Tor beginners IN
English, Latin and French, will he formed Those
wiz De received VINO are prepared to enter classes
already formed. The number OF pupils is limited
fof lufther PARTICULARS apply to the undersigned
at his residence, after the 18th of Sen,ember.
au 1S-ti2m FranLi;n .hove 7th
nE EAERtiSES of Miss TAZEWE ELLIS
- az pcIool VIII DC resumed on the hrst MoN pA1
III Cotooer next, and close the last DAY OF june
.toinpeteht ami experienced teachers IN the sew
efai departments have been secured.
Al! othef requisite information Will be commu-
Llcated through circulars which will be received
application. TERMS;
EoF isher English branches. ..-.....---- $40
FOR Urinary English branches .--.-. ~
Languages ancient and modern, ieaeh. ~
Music-protessor's lees. an lb-zm"
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Aa RANAsTAy-S2C0 K WARD--F rom the
or subscriber. about the middle of September,
MSS, NEGRO MAN. n med WILEY, or
ii Observation-Disclosures called Wiley Gran
SE~ison-about "A or IS years cd, ordinary size.
bacon colGr has one tooth out IN front. He for
merls belonged to DR.. Anderson, OF Amelia county.
will pay the above reward Of 5000 for his deliv-
cry AZ Lumpkins jaii. IN Richmond. Any infor-
nation concerning him will he thankfully received
and can be addressed to Scotland Neck. Halifax
county, N C.. B. WEATHERSBEE.
-It.,t
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ALEXANDER GARRETT.

Adjoiaiag the Old Coiu,a b,ont Hotel
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT AND
DEALER IN GROCERIES,,
Peruvian and Eide Island GUANO, Rufin's
PHOSPHO. GuANO. PLASTER &c Particn
lar attention pad to the sale of all kinds of coun.
Try produceoW HEAT, CORN, FLOUR, TO
BACCO, OATS, &c.
PARD. Jf. one OF the best judges and statesmen of
tobacco IN the city, to attend the sale of all to-
bacco consl gned To me.
return my sincere thanks to my friends for the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon me
Ii continuance OF the same. an I'd l. wan
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MFR. LftFr:sYR:E's ST. stoL.
WI GRACE STE SET, BET W ZEN FIRST AND
FOUSHEE. RICHMOND, VA.-The next session
Of our School he ms the LIST day OF October, ss
and terminates ON the last day of June, loo0.
Our long experience IN reHchln%. ana the FeF!
liberal patronage We have received for SO many
years have both enabled and ENCOURAGED Us 20
make important Improvements IN our IhsII luton
course of Literature, comprising EhsHSs,
French. German, Italian and Spanish classics; the
fonr last throu III the medium OF tfa FfehcH' hls
beer successfully tried du r1ng the last session, ana
will he continued ma ENLARGED IN the next. -,
We have ENGAGED Alr. I'd. =; .HoWAsp 10 az, ,aai
charge of the Enshsh part Of this course, us vel
as the Rhetoric. Bellies LettTes aud irst headhg
classes Of our Institution. blr H. is q Eehtlelilan
of the highest publications. ana we Ieet conIu3Ht
that his services VIII ne dily "Pp.eclatsu' IVY, w e
wsuld earnestly recommend our Literature class
Tie new house which we have erected will great
w add To the convenience well 70 the cO!ntoTt
Vcu1g ladies' only viii occupy one room, except IN
cases when three would desire TO occupy the same
iHI'GjIBERr r. LEFEBVRE, A. NJ. Principal-Nat-
uTal Philosophy Literature, Moral and Mental
William 6. WILLIAMS, a. B.. Vice Principal
Astronomy, Mathematics, Chemistry, History.
EDW.As-RiiD C. RowARD-Lterature, Rhetoric,
MRS. GRACE BENNETT English Branches.
MISS MARY c. G0RDON-Engsh Branches.
MISS ELIZA BARTL ETT-Euslish Branches.
MADAME l.. V. BLANCHETI-French Govern
sENOR, CARLOS CARDoRvEz MERA-spanish
MApAME MARIE EsTYAN-vocal Music.
SIG'RA ANTONIETTA ERBA-Vocal MUSIC.
JOHN a. CALYO-Drawing and Painting.
WILLIAM F. GRABAU-Piano, Organ, Sacred
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MISS ANDERSON will re -open her SCHOOL,
~ III the l5THSEPTEMBER, in the house on Grace
sIee. between 4ti and 9Th streets, next above Dir.
Shureh, to which a large ard is attached, where
nai pupils may fecreate and enjoy themselves DUR
Ing tfer recess. au N-tl5th0c
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REM OVAL.
. GEORGE b. STEEL,

EMOVAL. -
GID DENTS
has removed his office and residence from No. 81
Main street to the CORNER OF 9Th AND NJ AIN sfs.'
s;r doors Adore his old stand. where he IS pre-
pared rrith increased facilities. to perform all
poerations in DENTISTRY in the very best man
:: H. h,s;
ness enables him to guarantee satisfaction IN eV-
FOR RENT-One or two good ROOMS, in base
men % = In 49, $50 g. B. s.
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.x-e LEE Il PLEAsANTS, AT TOR
Ga NhES AT LAW, Practice in the Courts
As Notaries Public and Commissioners of Deeds,
& c. they authorized to take Dispositions. Affida
Wits, Aeknowled lments of Deeds, Powers of Attor
ney Bills of Sale &c, to he used recorded In the
Office uu nth ST., Sd door from Main.
Int Ply
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MRS. BRoOKE's
WI BOARDIN AND DAY SCHOOL
ElR NOfrNtI La DIES

II THE EITl OF KICHNDND.
The session of this School Will commence on the
LIST of October, 1863, and sr on the LIST day OF july
1850. go
All the branches Of feFaele education will be
taught, Including tho l:todaTh Languages, Latin,
Music ard Drawing, in all oil which departments
competent assistants have been employed.
Particular attention Will he paid u the manners
of the youn. ladies', and every effort will be made to
give them the best moral and intellectual culture.
TERMS:
One half payable in advanoe-the balance on the
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tS>~1--l located in the own of Sydney, respect
fully offers his professic nal services tn the public.
Office md residence, Elmwood and Laurel SITS.
formerly occupied by Nicholas Davis, Esd west
corner of the old Fair Grounds.
EA- Prescriptions compounded, or medicines fur
DlSheu tu order Sc lg-6t
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P. q. BaYLY. Ttfos nnNcpup
RAXLY "a MONCURE, '1'N' L.
" CON MISSION MERCHANTS

Oher their services for the sale of T0Bai'cO
G8RN, HkAT, FLOUR, aud ALL KINDS OF
IhoDGCs, 10 which they will devote their entire
ana exclusive attention.
IA once near Shoekoe Warehouse.
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MARBLE WOKk>.

JOHN ": DAVIES,
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, 9TH STREET,
,.o,-t..-,., hltiIHOND. Va,
Nun u kN I T0MBS, HEAD f1ECES,
>; kA- FIRST Premiums awarded by the Virginia Ag
f'vutafM society and Mechanics Institute.
| HAn ERTY. BRASS AND BELL F0UN-
u pt.h, ieth, between Main and Cary streets,
nleh,aon0, Ea.-Havng fitted up a FOUNDRY At
ths above place | am now prepared To execute Al
99ssHefs luf BRASS AND COMPOSITION CAST
i4Noc, al me shortest notice. and cheaper tnah
any 9inef est tblishInent South of RatlmoTe ASe,,
p y < hts PATENT, ANTI-FRiCIIoN AM
bhhbl / METAL, for sale at reduced prices; r,
,,N. = Highest CASH PRICES paid for oLD
META LS and taken in exchange for new.
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!; FALL, le29.-nATs, Taps AND

AFURS.-R0BERT /. DICKINSON. successor
tn Bhiord, Dickinson & WeisIger, Is Main g.
bsgs leave 90 call the attention oi his friends and
customers TO his lar@e and extensive stock of
HATS, CAPS and FANCY FURS, which have
tine most favorable terms especially for the tT-
gtHfa North fnrciiE0 GHd Tennessee Trads. com
prising ali the LATEST and MOST FAStIIONA-
BIZ h Sly LES, too numerous To mention, which
will lie sold ut wholesale and retail, on the most
favorable terms.
Merchants are respectfully solicited to examine
my stock knowing that in price, quality or sty il
car ha
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PROFESSOR CHRIsTAN'S SCHOOL,

I The EXERCISES OF tins School VIII be resuihtu
at my roou;s, on Main street. between ID and 3D.
on Monday. the 2jth of September. -
The French Language will he taught by Mons.
B0ULAN6E; Drawing by Mr.. JN0. 4. CAL1O;
Penmanship by Mr. J. w. REEVE.
Terms. as heretofore. ,
For further particulars, address. through lhe
Richmond Post Office, II. J. CHRISTIAN.
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sss EUH SALE-A small FARM of one hundred
81 Acres, one nile beyond the termination of the
~@~ Mechanicsvile Turnpike, about six and half
miles from Richmond, IN excellent neighbor-
mood, and IN the immediate vicinity of or more
churches. The improvements consist Of Dwell
ing with four rooms. and all necessary crit~n,ild
ings, all OF which are new. Also, an orchard of
choice fruit trees
It will be sold for one fourth cash the balance
on credit oil one, two and three years with inter
est. Possession given immediately. Pppiy h,
L. 8. THOMAS
jy 6--ts go Broad street RichtnnnA
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gJyHE FOURTH SESSION OF MRS. BEN.
l. NETT'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS will commence
on MONDAY, the Sd October. az her school room
or 9Th, between trace anu Franklin streets.
All pupils entrusted to her care will be thoroue h.
iy instructed and prepared tc enter advanced cIass
,es in the male schools.
~ TERMS, PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
VhAer 10 years of ase............ sos No
Over 10 years of age. ~ m
Latin or French. m M
23-6 ~ V"
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n NV sTonE.: :Roors, 4

aSHOES AM TRUNKS.-The under sssssas1s..s
SssIgned have Just returned from tho North with
an entire new md well selected stock OF BOOTS,
SHOES and TRUNKS, which they are offer
ing at such prices that will not tail To please pur
chasers.
Our stock Of Ladies' CATERS. BOOTS, SLIP
PERS, BUSKfNS, &C, are unsurpassed in style,
quality and price.
Misses and Chldren's SHOES, we have end
less variety. -
Oar stock of Gentlemen's and Boys BOOTS,
SHOES and CATERS, is the best selection ever
offered in this city.
Constantly on hand large and full assortment of
SERVANTS SHOES, alI,of which we are selling
at the lowest cash prices. All in uf any thing
IN our line Will find ii 10 their interest TO call on
NJ. < H. MYERS,
Sc Tim 2a6 Broad straet above LIST.
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A SNAKE Story MIR. Samuel Hawkins,
living in Mt Crawford, In this county. shot
an enormous bullsnake fortnight ago, about
"A mile from Mt. Crawford, in what is known
as Cedar Ridge. The snake was eleven feet in
lengsh and It's body was over a foot in circam-
ference. II was in pursuit of younger broth-
er OF Mr.. Hawkins, making a kind OF below
ing noise. peculiar TO this serpent, when II was
shot. It's teeth were an inch in length. Ihese
singular reptiles are scarce in this county, 'his
being the first one we have heard OF.
TRoektaghap Fd.) Register.
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BUSIN ESs NOTICES.


1859. L.. ao1 AGNER, n.u,.@
CURNER6 rH AND BROAD STS., AR
Keeps constantly on hand full and select IL
stock Of DRUGS. MEDICINES, OILS, &c; best
PERFuMERT ana TOILET ARTICLES All
MEDIClN Els are pure and genuine. Sc Sim
tsDt T.sEkN iMPOR TING HOUSE.
- SAINT. SUTHERLAND, No..
l32 LAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va, A44S0Na
lptp9rter o. AID Dealer az GUNS,
PISTOLS RIFLES, POWDER FLASKS, SHOT
POUCH ES. GAME BAGS, WADDiNG, and Spsrt-
rag aTttciss Of al kinds, POCKET CUTLERY,
WALKING CANES, FISHING TACKLE, &c,
&c. COLT REFOLVERS, IN ang qnGatify and
The most tGr0rGbis terms. lie Nl-ts
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RirIlmunh qispatft.
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPT. %. 1883

AMERICAN INTERESTS IN RussiA;-tcr app.nlar
rom rom, 'a ., ,hs Amoor River in Asiasic Russia,
tct American a, the AMOR Is , .s1ed
iiy Increasing. and several ships nss his yesr
from the United States 10 par asHen Out assert.
IN its rlen n 40 merchandise, including cotton
ed safgees Ones % ,,auors ships stores and chan
sISrx ALI kinds ofhardware, machinery, steam m
oIeas y, W. atn There are now on the waters OF
snsAa.n, 80 i've steamers built in this country.
t''' p,esian ofticer, Capt. Davaudof, at present
~ Nes,, York. is experimenting the eonstruc-
,ion of steam engines and machinery, to be
placed in gunbcats, to be constructed on the
least twenty-five hundred miles, The con-
s.rnetson OF railroads is contemplated, and
also lines of telegraph, connecting with Mos
COW and other distant points.
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vi opening on the 1st MONDAY IN October, a
SCHOOL for CHILDREN, Of both sexes, under 10
years of age. Number limited 10 twelve pnpiis-
The usual English branches, Latin and French,
taught: also, Music the Piano. A class for in
strnctIon q Drawing, under Prof.. CAL90; VII he
RRFERENcEs.-Rev. J. Peterkin, Rev. Or. MIN
negerode, Rev. r.. Ryland. Rev: +, Bakcr, DR..
Wexford. Messrs James Lyons. h; b., Bentley, >
VI. Price, Jno. Stewart Walker, T. W. McCance ).
c, Tardy, g. F. Watson, DR.. Barney. and DR.. v.
HoIiSnn g. dtyD
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RUNAWAYS.

~ Runaway from the sahcrIber's Stable
s.1 on the 22d of August: a nesro man, named
LEMUFL JOHNSON. copper color, and
"a about feet or inches high, and ab3ut y or
~. % wears old Lemuel belongs TO w. Ningo
William. as Trustee.) Lemuel has mother hving
with Rich'd C. Pemberton IN King William eoun,
w. Va There is no DOUBT of his being IN or ABOUT
Richmond or he has made his WAY to ing VIII
liam county, Va. We will pay TWENTY Doll
So Its HATCHER & WEBSTER.
&c NOTsCE.-W committed to the Jail of
on this county, Bedford Va.,l on the 18th day
IN of July last. 1859. a runaway. negro man,
u calling himself HENRY HALL; hive feet
.k. three inches high scar over the lett eye;
long bushy hair; copper color. Had on when COM
mitteJ gray cassinet pants, cadet stripe down each
leg wool knit shirt, low cTown soft hat: about % or
~ wears of axe, JOHN II. EUBANK,
Iati
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~ 1893. u. -. X III ING. 1859.
N TAILOR AND CE.oTHlER,
W No. l2l. Afais Sfrtst,
--A-s-. Has Just returned from New YORK. and -
now prepared to exhibit the most attractive stock
ot GOODS he has ever had the pleasure 81 oiier-
inz 10 has friends and the public, consisting IN
part of
CLOTHS, CASsIMERES, AND VEsTiNGs,
Qi the newest styles. which iis vii MAKE tn or
der IN the most approved manner Fits warrant
ed Ia please IN all eases.
Also IN store ana recelying. choice selection oil
Gents. Youths and Chslsiyen's
REAUY-MAnE CLOTHING,
Ofevery description ard style. Gentlemen's Fur"
nishing Goods. such as
SHIRTS, COLLARS, TIES, GLOVES, SOCKS,
AND DRAWERS.
MERINo SHIRTS AND DRAWERS OF GOOD
QUALITY.
SO 22-2w L. ID. KEELING, No. I25, Main 1t,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-24
W. n. H0NvLE,
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