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Brandreth's Pills have no Action save
on porllrifiaS

YOUNG people canIoi but middle aged and old
eE people appreciate that medicine which, being
sickness ihc The Around
every affected. there the medicine lcrcratc removing
ngs, In Heart Affections in Epilepsy, in Plrgrs,
Throats, and aec ions respiratory
rally BSs poIsia, these wonderful Pills immediate relief
and perseverance will ic Maais which have
been beyond human skill have by their
And il Ills wonderful Behold the reason, BB>Np-
RES PiS purify the blood; they have power except
impure humors, and these hrg removed. the disease Is
ed. Millions deriving health from the of this innocent
medicine which always strengthen: firstly,
by taking of the body these matters which held
the life principle In custody; and, secondly 10y mlarting life
giving property Ia the blood Sold DR. Brandreths nci-
pal orc No .9i Canal Street, New York. and by all repeca
bic dealers in medicine 26.dlm
Home Manufacture.
NJ cys SEMP1.ES INFAILIBlE BAKING POWDER
bE The best and cheapest PREPARATION known for making
and In elegant
light, AMI handsome Loaf Bread, Biscuits, Batter. Buck
and hrie Cakes. Padding, Pies and Pastry of
ever, description. with time labor aud expense
No family should lie bread Is male
speedily and better by this than any other method known. Give
II trial.
For sale by Druggists and Grocers generally.
John W. GARIICK.
Manufacturer aud Sole Proprietor,
Richmond, Va.
For Petersburg " f. Riycs and +. SpoilswooI:
in nc,burg by W A. Strother Co.. rby saunders. j. H.
and j. H. Thumpstn aud b! Druggists and GI gen
orally.
RlcnNoSD Oct. 18th, 1872
DR. j. ". GARItcK-Dear sir:-i have regularly
its INTRODUCTORY "S-mpl,s lakng Powder" It is the best
age! in the preparation for tahing bread that have
We fail in haI light sweet bread il
plo,ei Very truly Yours,
oct l4-dScy j. {. SHIELDS
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Meetings OF Directors of the Planter 5
Savings Bank

o. THE Mcetin- II die Directors Of this Bank will
FE be- Id In the uhhr uf J. II. l:obsun, O'Clock,
ever! honda! morning The Stockholders requested Ia
aA in thr tr! n>ialn"n before saturday, the 2gh
/" Mr. D. :. tpwau Al The Exchange Iauk.
b. order of the Board.
oct - lit VAN ftLIAFEREO,
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f(SS 1ioLInWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT have
i>8 been connirrrItud There is test. however
where" L. TIL the genuine, VIZ the mark HOLLOWAY
Nrw "rh and lonipn' that exists every book
al ,'ir n>. Tn" words are srmiransarcnt in the paper
AMI Nshl' by looking through the Leaf 10 the light.
tar mandatory, NJ. ~ Maiden Lane New York and h, AL
rtggi-'-. Gic anil II per box or pot Oct =. iw
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Grover & Bakers.
y Ss<-- trrERB FAMILY SEWING M,r,xfs 4g5 Dtoal
- WAY, New York. aud Isl Baltimore Street. Baltimore
\ .'EN ~liLf-PhltE $!rl-iIEMMERS ~ EXTRA
rms aclh" sc"S from two spools, purchased from the
S'"r II i'tnt ndas OF thread Hens Fells tain
tN ini >"s ~ superior style nnislng scam by ts
NV" ""ti't'', ,onl needle, ms r.,
'iHi'ct h u,irr machine. II " h, ana r.auIrr .r
"a nan >m>trcs - can If She works for an
sto't.
N''i hr n circular j. T. DAVIS &CN
may 1-dH Agents, Ivlchiurp
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Hair Restorative.

~~or,cr ~ -, LYNCuRrEG, October 24th, 1S5a
NOTICE TO MANUFACTVRERS AND OTIIERS-I am
no" manufacturing superior article of Coats and Pants
~, wear They pronounced by judges 10 be- the
as wen as the most superior offered in this mak
"on' adt all In want Of any my stock be.
W." 'n az u, ing themselves L. UNTERMYER
- -'-"'s doors above Bank of Va
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RICHMOND FEMALE INsTlTgTEs::oo

ICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
IL The Sixth Session will begin October Sd, 1852
CHARLES H. WESTON, A. NJ succeeds Rev. B.
MANLY, Jr., as President. Under his adminIstTa-
ton ehs t n w be ws Uos te
and which now for Ave years it has so successfully
carried out, will ever be kept in view.
These are as follows
!. To teach ererythins that should form part OF
| young lady 3 most liberal education. of
progress, from the first elements to the hlshhest
point, in each branch to which it may be desirable,
8. TO teach whatever is taught thoroughly and
~ CHARLES H. wINs lTSINSA 4. NJ, UNIV Of va.,)
President and Prof. of Moral Science and English
Rev. j. L. BURROWS, D. D., Evidences of
JAMES LEIGH JONES. A. NJ. UNIV. of Va.J
'' <. a. LEWIS issa II. D., Natural Sciences.
n b. CLAP. Principal of Musical Department.
Miss MARY L. LEFTWIcH' Drawing Paint
'1 senoG CARLOS c. .MERA. Spanish and Italian.
JOHN W. REEVE, Penmanship;
Miss S: P. ROYAL and Miss \. >: VALENTINE
Collegiate, and Miss jazz s. sTAYYARD, Mrs: Ann
T. MALLORY. and Miss MARY c. LATRRop, IN the
fine President will hear the Rotations of all the
classes at regular intervals giving special aten-
ton to the Primary pupils.
TERMS:
Per session OF nine months, nail payable In al
vance, October /, l6S9-remalnder. February II,
English Tuition in Preparatory Department. $50 90
French in Preparatory Department. ~ w
English Tuition in Collegiate Department. 80 90
Ancient and Modern Languages. each. .---, ~ W
Music on Piano, with Vocal Music ......... 50 10
Music on Guitar ~ - - ........... ~ 00
Use of Instrument ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5 90
Vocal Music alone, taken by al, in classesD 90
DRAWING Needlework or Grecian Painting. 20 90
oil PAINTING -. ..,. ELECTROMAGNETIC. 50 90
hoard including every thing except washing loo 90
Washing acknowledgements. ~ 10
AIinistsrs' daughters will be received at reduc-
ton Of one fourth, on all the above charges.
EA. No extra charges. Pupils provide Books and
Stationery at their own expense. In case OF pro-
tracted sickness, deduction will be made Tor alb
sence 81, -,
1t will be noticed that the price Of Board has been
reduced from $500 to $50 No change is contem-
Mated IN its quality With ample accomm0-
dations, it thought the REDUCTION could he al
forded, and that it QUE ht therefore, to be made.
Boarders are regarded as members OF the Presl-
dents family. Money to meet their incidental e1-
penses should be deposited with him, and all let
Pupils should he present, if possible, on the first
day of the session.
For Catalogues Circulars, or further informa-
ton, address CHAS. H. WINSTON,
President Richmond Female Institute,
jy 23-2nm Richmond. Va.
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EDUCATION.

vi nHRkG rE sTREfT, BETw EEN FIRST AND ".
foUSHEE. RICHMOND. tA.Iher mex s1ss .sa
Of ~. soh"g ss % the sp ass day Of June
Gnr long experience in teacbtngs anu Tug nosS
i,ierai nafrouaxe we have rccetveu LOT ~ ma.y
Years. have both enabled and .eneoaraxsa. es 70
make important improvements in our inslisntion'
French German. Italian and spanish siasslSs me
Tour last Through the medium oil the ffeneh,j M
hcen successfully tried dnrnS the last session, anu
will be continued and sn rs q - H" He to take
charge OF the English part OF thus course, a. Men
as the Rhetoric, Bellies lettres ana FIRST heanlnx
classes OF our Institution. Mr.. -. ID gentieuian
q the hishest % s daIy ANU spprsciated We
wcud earnestly recommend our Literature class
rfbS new house which we have erected will great
IL add to the convenience AZ wen as I9 the comrors
yeung ladies' only will occupy one room, except IN
cases when three would desire to occupy the same
f antrBBskT LEEEByRE, A NJ prinsgak1 \, t
William i.iwspGG 6. WILLIAMS. A. B.. Vice Principal
Astronomy, Mathematics, Chemistry, History
EpWARp C. Observation-Disclosures. Rhetoric,
MRS. sei GRAcE BEENETiT.Enslish Branches.
MISS MARY C. GORDON-Engllsh Branches.
MISS ELIZA RTLETT-Enslish BRANCHES
MADAME l.. V. BLANCHETT-French Govern
MADAME MARIE EsTvAN-vocal Music.
ZIG RA ANTONI ETA ERBA-Vocai Music.
SiG'RA MARIETTA ERBA-Piano.
JOHN A. CALY0-Drawing and Painting.
WILLIAM F. GRABAu-Piano' Organ. Sacred
c. ". TfHaiII.ow-p,ano.
HEINRICH SCHNEIDER-Harp.
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,r,uE ExER1IsEs OLE THE SOUTHERN

L FEMALE INSTITUTE will he resumed on
MONDAY, 3D. October, in the house adjoining the
present residence of the Principal on the corner
OF LIST and franklin streets. This change is deemed
to he in every respect advantageous Eight rooms
will be used exclusively as class rooms giving atn-
nished with every comfort and convenience called
for in well arranged school rooms. The services
If twelve able and ex erienced teachers have been
secured. all of whom will be actually eHpIoyed IN
the institution; and 1t the intention oil the PrIn-
81 oal to make the School perfect in every depart
ment. The preparatory department VIII receive
ms personal attention.
The services of MIR. j.. b. BARBER, an accom-
city have been secured, and it is believed that he
win prove most valuable addition to the ad'an-
tages already offered in the department OF music.
-Four others are employ ed with him; + SElBEkT,
Piano; Mile Lacy, Vocal MUSIC; t. SCHNEIDER
Harp; and Mr.. .. A. ERIccsoS. Guitar.
The course of English Literature and Bellies
Lettres has proved both so profitable and attrac-
tive that it will he largely extended, and Will re-
ceive especial attention; - ,.,
sc 29--6t u. LEE fON ELIl, ITIhtlPdI.
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HAMPTON ACADE MY.

JOHN B. CARY, A. NJ, Principal, Ancient Ian
guages and Mathematics. r
FLEMING JAMES, JR., A. NJ, University OF
Virginia. Ancient Languages, Spanish and
Italian.
WILLIAM f. CUTSHAW, ". M. Id Mathema-
ties. Tactics. and English.
EDWARD HARDIk, Graduate Wemar College,
Germany, instructor of Music, FRENCH, and
GERMAN.
Miss +. A. CLEVELAND, Female Department.
The exercises of this school begin on the first
MONDAY in October. and continue ten months
Board lights extfa) and tuition IN Ancient Ian
suages, Mathematics, &c, $40 per session. Mo
dern Languages, each, $50, and Music, $50, extra
For catalogue, or further information, address the
Principal, Hampton. Va. au 4-d2m
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- EAKM ron ssA x4FyF II NILS LEW B KErT
.itnated n healthy location. miles south q the
and fen r. %lsd HAT rs sns d.s
;ns and out houses and has 80 or 65 acres OF csar
ed high land, IL or Is acres Of excellent meadow.
es sne ssss T. support the Psce with
Of excellent water and mari bank on the premises,
terms. Any person wishns to ga5csMsasM ssR sgny
to near the ass q q dor Allows MsIkst
Hs.; ; Main street SHN hssI %foOfksAN Enseatn
- RAILROAD LAMBS kOK SALE On
5 bpT fSSrfIRRhEsfhs n.ans ap AND
OF LAMB, lying. u the State Of missouri, which
thereof for sale, ON the most liberal terms,
and ali within fas niles s' Of the Railroad Which
Is now COMPLETED and open for use throughout its
try which is unsurpassed BY any in the saIubrity Of
its climate the fertility of its soil. and the extent
For further information, apply at the Land Office
of the Company or address, ~ d,ssftssTi y1rNr
Land Commissioner r. 4 st. Jo Il. K.
hANNIBAL, Mo-, June l4th, 1859.
jy 2l-d&w4ms
.7k FOR SALE. "a small T RACT OF LAND.
~ on the New Bridge Road, three miles east of
and adioinng. the Lands Of Mrs. DR.. Christian, Dr.
L
acres. and is situated in a pleasant and desirable
neighborhood; 1t has upon it 3 very good Dwell
LING-HOUSE, containing or 10 rooms, with
sufficeney ofwood and water. The soil IS groduc
tlye and is well adapted to the growth of all kinds
of grain. grass, &C., and would make most desi-
rabe vegetable garden 1t is EIahly susceptible Of
improvements, and by the iudicious use of lime
and guano, can be made desirable farm the
satisfactory results from the use of these manures
other lands in the ghbOrhood will attest. The
above property is offered Tor sale privatey oniib-
eral and accommodating terms, or would be
changed for city property; Apply to
RAWLINGS H0I,IADAY,
18th street, between Main and Prankin,
au 2-ts Richmond, Va.
lsse FOR SALE--A small FARM ofone hundred
x4& Acres, one mile beyond the termination of the
s-~ Mechanicsvilie Turnpike, about six and a half
miles from Richmond, in an excellent neghbor-
hood. and In the immediate vicinity of one or more
churches. The improvements consist OF DWELL
ing with four rooms, and all necessary out build
Ings. all of which are new. Also, orchard OF
choice fruit trees.
1t will be sold for one fourth cash the balance
credit of one, two and three years, with inter-
est. Possession given immediately. Ppply to
iy8-ts $50 Broad street, Richmond.
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DENTISTRY.

r. AFTER. SURGEON DENTIST,
M~Soffice on Main street, below Pearl, next
S-llIb door to 7. Horton Keach's Trimming
Store, and two doors above Messrs. Thos K. Prise
& Co.'S Dry Goods Store.
Having returned to the city would be pleased tn
see those that he has engagements with, and all
those are respectfully invited who may be SO UNI
fortunate as to need the services of Dental Sur
geOn. Ise l3--lm r. A. JEIER.
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LrIRGINIA MECHANICS, INSIiTUTE-


The School of Design of the Virginia hecnannlcSS
institute will be opened for the admission OF ScEo
ays ON the evening of T tuesday,, October 3,Ii. ana
theresiter will be in session every Tuesday, hnrs
day and Saturday evening, until the list oil April
1860. ,o,u,,,,., 49,. ,,o,
engaged as teachers and the Committee ieel JUST
fed by past experience. IN RECOMMENDING thent as
torjly Besides the exercises IN free hand oketcn.
ng and simple Geometry, and the more ,ht[,cdae
brsnches OF Mathematics, Lectures VIII be de-
i,vered every Thursday evening on some practicai
subject connected with the exercises oil the schoi
aTs. 4. :.u,,., .ta
comfort of the scholars, and to afford facilities Tor
their advancement. -, a;.,..
TO one oil the undersigned, or to J.. W. LEwELLEN.
Secretary Of the Institute, from whom eertihcates
can he obtained. and without which no one VIII De
admitted into the school. =,
TERms.-S3.lO per session Of three months
THOS. II. WYNNE,I COMMITTEE
JAMES KERSEY, on School OF
JOS. F. POWELL, ! Design.
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eskr, NOTICE, 1--WE most respectful

>fSk1gr1 b
sssSE ~ call the attention OF our friends,
assortment OF BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, CAR
PET BAGS, VALiCES, &c, as they will find the
largest and best assortment of Goods IN our line.
expressly for retail, that he found either here
or elsewhere and ut all prices. either Of our own
manu- facture, or of the best Philadelphia and
Eastern work. Please cali and examine Tor Your
selves. ALEXANDER HILL i CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers
of f}oots Shoes, &C., No l27 Main street,
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HATS CARS. boots, q.

n FALL STYLES reE lsse ;..o
Msnlfaesurer and Wholesale Il And TRe ssshI 6..,
nsar Messrs. erseden q Fox. - -'oa1 W.
Having made large preparation he isnow in rscs,.t
and W so Rss ss i sss sy q ssa
y, yaa sns Gs sss ns Sof sKNPs
Northern manufacture: French and Ams,;ccsseo
SOFT HATS q the latest txles and Enda: Lsdss1
HATS and chidrsn's HATS and CAPS in ,asss
HATS and Gaps Tor farmers and raaIIos %o eon.
all kinds ana styles. selected With sfeat care and
can DC especially recommended, a. they will be
entirely fresh and desirable. ~
All be asks il call: feeling certain that such in
d"'sent' will be offered as to WI ssia5 + m ss,s
THE FARMER BOOT. ..l have now m stors
1 a heavy double sole and long leg sewed BOOT,
which had made especially for farmers own
men, teamsters. sailors. &c. They are going off
very fast. Call and supply you,ssif soon q No Is
WoMEN's HEAVY sEwEb !" B s oeTFiEsEEs
have also had made heavy Bootee, especially for
e. h ss' are has s to to
AFuRs.- ROBERT L. DICK lNsoN, successor
to Blnferd Dickinson Weisger, Is Main st.,
Has cA and kSc9 go Gss wRs s'f sas Of
Deen selectea from the largest manufactures, on
the most favorable terHis, especially for the Viz
ginia, North CareLina and 7enn,sSse Trad, COM
prising all the LATEST and MOST FASHfONA-
Bile STYLES, too numerous to mention, which
will be sold at wholesale and retail, on the most
favorable terms.
Merchants are respectfully solicited to examine
my stock, knowing that in price, quality or s!yi IL
cannot be SURPASSED.
NliW FAi.L STOCK. SHOES,
~ TRUNKS AND LEATHER-l200 CASES.
We have received and are now opening twelve
hundred cases, a part of Fall and Win
ter stock of BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS and SOLE
LEATHER, comprising good and general variety
of all the most desirable kinds, mostly nanufae-
tured expressly for us, and the qualities such
rs We can recommend to he good. We invite our
friends to call and examine our stock. We are sat-
isfied we have hou2ht them as low any house
NJ the North, viz: New York, Philadelphia or Bal
tImore. and we Will sell them AS low. All in want
OF good Goods at low prices respectfully invited
to look at our stock. To merchants that buy for
cash, or pay promptly, we will sell very low.
PUTNET Il WATTS.
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CHIsWICK SCHOOL.

Ia MILES WEST Or RICHhoND..
The subscriber has Welded to the advice OF his
friends to withdraw Chswlck from the mar ket,and
to resume the duties OF ms ,e,r, s,o,,ooI
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL.
He there fore offers his services TO the pubilc and,
from his long experience in teaching hopes by deyo-
ting his energies to the Improvement OF his pupils.
in preparing them for business or college, TO merit
the continuance of their patronage .
= He offers to his cit friends, especially, HOME
for the!E sp f IN his own la hs;hv The s,,
ter is found By analysis by DR.; Jas. B. McCaw; Pro-
fessor of Chemistry III the Virginia Medical Col
ege, to possess valuable medicinal properties.
The next session will commence Monday, Oct ),
and close July Is, 1860, allowing two weeks vaca-
ton at Christmas
Board. including table, rooms, fuel, light and
washir l2's per month pay able hall n advance:
Drs b j. Duval and S. Coates Of Henrico, and Rev.
" Sc e. Sim U cw At ' GEO. G. ESAiI. 4: NJ
AIRS. PELLETS SCHOOL, BROAD STREET,
w BETWEEN 10TH AR llTH-Tae i5th session nor
Tuition in the Higher English Branches SO
fa atin and peMP ade4n Languages. each
Drawing in Pencil and Crayon, Painting ,o
Mrs. PELLET viii be assisted, 81 aleays has
5sen BY o. the resnt If
personal aud energetic labor, and she refers with
Confidence to the many ladies now, adjoining soci-
ety. who were graduated at her School, not few
OF whom have nobly and successfully devoted
themselves to the cause of Education.
tional purposes. The Sehooi-roon sixty feet by
thirty, is carefully arranged, both as regards ven
tilation and tempe nature, and furnished with spe-
cial reference to the comfort of the pupils. The
Desks are separate, made OF mahogany and so
placed that az the pupils are under the immediate
fs5 sr!nsF MRS aFfREfE Er
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TFEn MHEAT.- Boughton Early Wurpr
wAEAI~-Prics $s96 per bag Of two Tats,sS
ssn-im BACON 4 baskerville.
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No. ~ G:1orY1NNEE VIEW HoUsE NO. IS

1S 50.
j. II. s RI C H,
Dealer in Fine Ready MADE Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, &c,
Respectfully informs the citizens Of Richmond and
vicinity that he has taken the store No. 49, Main
street ard is now prepared to offer them one Of the
finest stocks OF CLOTHING ever seen in this mar
ket, embracing the latest styles of Paris and New
York tashions-all manufactured expressly to or
der. >,,
Also. a large assortment Of FURNISHING
GOODS Shirts, Collars. Cravats. Ties Stocks, &C.;
in fact. every thing to be found IN q
FlRST-CLASS CLOTHING HOUSE
All of which will be offered at prices that defy COM
petition. and he socits the PATRONAGE of dlserim-
mating public. feeling assured of pleasing the most
fastidioas rs to style, quality and price:
Remember, NO. IS, MAIN STREET.
fl m
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DICHaAOND CLASSICAL

FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
The Eighth annual Session will commence on
MON DAY, Sept. 10Th. at the rooms on Franklin,
between Sth and 9th streets.
H HoR Z p P. Sniff sMifh a A. H., Principals.
PROF. II. w. kUELBEI, Instructor in French
and other Modern Languages.
PRoF. JOHN A. CALYO. Instructor in Ornamen
tai Drawing.
Mr.. J. w. REEVE, Instructor in Practical
Book keeping and Lawsof Accounts.
PROF. o. HEINRICH, Instructor in Mechanical
and Architectural Drawing and Practical
Surveying and Eng ineering.
Present patrons of the School are earnestly So
lighted to secure punctual attendance on the part
of the pupils. and those wishing to enter their sons
are respectfully requested to make early applica-
ton.
The Principals will be at their school-room be-
tween the hours of and u. and, at other hours,
may be found al their residences. For references,
terms, &C.. see Circulars for distribution, ut the
Bookstore OF Jas, WoodhoEse Il Co. Sc 10 lin
ia A Primary Department will be connected
with the School
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THE DUTIES OF MR.. STUART,S GIAS.
gIcAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
will DO resumed on MONDAY, 26th Sept. next, at
lis former locality, Clay, near corner Of 9th ST.
He will b assisted in tho department Of Ancient
Lsnanasea by Mr.. RICHARD ANDERSON, q radaate
0f the University in this department under DR..
Harrison, 10 whom he refers. A Primary Depart
snant will le connected with the School, in which
limited numbeT will be received. aue-d3m
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\ FALL TRADE.

1859. FALL TRADE. 1859.
AMI w Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALERS
IN HATS, CAPS. AND FURS, no: 167 MAIN
STREET, OPPOSITE EXCHANGE BANK
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA, having made the most
extensive preparations, are now opening the lsrg-
est and most complete stock of Fall Goods ever
offered in this market-consisting OF Gents and
Young Gents Fine Mole Skin Hats; French and
American Soft Hats, Of the latest impoItatons and
desIsns Ladies' Riding Hats; BOYS Hats and
Caps; NJ isses' Hats; and Children's Hats and Tur
bans, in great variety. Also, Ladies and Chill
dren's Furs, of all kinds selected with great care
from the largest importing houses and can be
pecially recomps nded, they are all entirely
fresh and desirable.
All we ask is a call, feeling satisfied that such
barg aims will be offered ms to ensure q sale.
EII,ETF n WEISIGER
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EDUCATION.

T,RENCH INSTITUTE.
i Professor A. la B0MBARfE respectfully
begs 10 inform bis patrons and the public in xene-
raf that his INSTITUTE will bc open, fpr semitic
iaen, on the 18th OF OCTOBER. DAY AND EVE
MING CLASSES.
TKsas:-By Glasses, SO. Quarterly payable
Prof. A. La BoMBARIE will also be willing to
give instruction in Schools, and 10 few pupils IN
private. -.
For farther information, apply at tho Institute
Goddin's Hall, Room No. 25-irom to q 4. NJ.
Rsfsrsaees:
Rev. ], PKTgRkiN,
WM. III. MAcfARLANp,
Col THos. Il. BIooER,
5rvhf .VN n.'vv oc 1-1wN
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IN c.soDes next, and close the last day of June
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