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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-15
MRS. BRGOKE'S ....
ltl BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
For YOUNG LADIES.

FOR YOUNG LADIES.
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND
The session of this School will commence on the
LIST of October, 1885, and ED the LIST day of Juy
1860.
All the branches of female education will be
taught, including the Modern Languages, Latin,
Music and Drawing, in all of which departments
compe te MT assistants have been employed.
ParticnIar attention will be paid to the manners
of the young ladies, and every effort will be made to
give them the best moral and intellectual culture.
TERMs:
fOne half naVabla in aGvanoe-the halapoe on the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-15

- = !. Z 8 II AgADGTSI eu,
CHURCH HlLi.--The fourth annual session OF
this aGHOOLwin commence Monday. September
l2th. 1N30.
Taioieagh ms. rneson giyenin the various Eng
liyh hnanehes, the Classes, the Mathematics, and
the French LANGUAGE
TEfhss ESQ, S0 and go. per session of ten
ns " y. W. PETHERBhipGE,,
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Rk BELOW RICHMOND, FOR SALT offer
-As for sale a small FARM, seven miles below
hundred and fifty acres, about forty, cleared,
the balance in woods. The cleared land is mostly
level and with little assistance will produce well
OF the usual crops. A portion Of the land is well
adapted to the raising Of Vegetables, &c. The i'm, !.
= moderate size family. will sell great bargain
in the Farm, and Will take, in exchange, cits prop
erty. For terms, &c, apply TO-
RU. B. LYME, Land Agent.
AN 1l-2aMts Office basement Metropolita Hall.
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r-- --zzzzz,zzzz..,,zz- VIRGINIA CENTRAL
ka84 r A Il r o A D.-CHANGE OF
szH,x -1S--rSsH u RS.-S Nj Me r. AR

Baggage CHECKED through.
Through tickets sold to PittsbuTg, GAINESVILLE, Gin
cinnati Louisville, st. Louis, Chicago and all I'M
portant points West
Passengers 90 through without detention.
Through tickets sold to the Rockbrdge and Bath
Alum Springs; Warm, Hot, and Healing Springs
Sweet, Red Sweet Springs w bite ulphur Springs.
Splendid line of four horse COACHES connset
with the trains for all of the above Springs.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
lie SIS General SUPERINTENDENT,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-15

MISS ANDER son will re- open her SCHOOL
WI the l5TH SEPTEM Der, in the house on Grace
street between 4th and 5th streets, next above DR..
Snead $ residence, and nearly opposite Centenary
Church, to which large yard is attached. where
her pupils may recreate and enjoy themselves dur
ing their recess. 27-tl5thOc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-15

sC r.. BASS ENGL II AND. CLAS-
SICAI. SCHOOL, ON CLAY STREET, BE
TWEEN FIRST AND sECOND.--Ths NINTH
bay, 4eptemhsk laSh, at my residence, and cont
re &Nnths. rffh as asaal. payA pie ss3,tsSl.
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THE UNDERSIGNED RE.
REDS vERAN-~
On Il 4)pAH HOTEL NDD2

- KEIDN yERAN
GN T. lDAH HOTEL ANDY
XlSxREsTAURANT,t Kept
S&2 the European Piaa,) 6rH STREET,
BETWEEN MARSHALL AsD CLAT.-This
well-known and POPULAR HOUSE is receiving
large share Of pnblis patTqpags L has been; and
for the weared traveller. The ROOMS are very
neatly fitted up, and the BEDS are Of the finest kind
The TABLE is always supplied with the best the
market can afford, and competent servants to wait
on the guests. As they are under the immediate
supervision of the proprietor, nothing shall be
wanting to make the visitors feel at home. y
BOARD BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH
By the day. .-.............S 81 30
Rooms by the day. Observation-Disclosures. 50
"a Meals served at all hours, according to order
as We have always on hand every variety that can
be found IN our own or other markets.
8 EA GAME of all kinds in season.
Persons from the country will find 1t to their ad-
vantage To stop at this house. there an excel
lent STABLE attached to it,.
au Ism ROBERT REID, Prorriesor.
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! SICAL AND MAIHtNA IICAI SCHUUIi
his former locality. Clay, near corner of 9th St
He will be assisted in the department OF Ancient
Lanai ages by Mr.. RICHARD ANDERSON, a graduate
of the University in this department under Dr..
Harrison, to whom he refers. Primary Depart
ment viii he connected with the School, in which a
liIIited number will be recelved. an 6-d21n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-15
,ALE SCHOOL on CORNER OF 1sT

rTNO SCHOOLMASTEHS Proposals will be
/ received from until the 18th INST. for suit
able Teachers, to take charge of the N q II L
SCHOOL of the VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
for session OF fonr pionihS, commencing about
three hours each night The proposals must state
the charges per one hHndred sch oEdrS and upwards
All communications must be addressed to the un
dersigned who will give any information that may
be required. W NJ. MAZE A KLANE.
&c 9-dtI5fh Oh N Com. N. School. ". NJ. /.
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q2irI1nruun qispatf9.
raRsg NIGHTS BY ASH. rooL,

.,,a.n.y MORNING. SEPT. IS, iss
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r. $: sou!RE,s SELECT CLAss1ca A.

MAIN AND IsT STREETS.-The 18th session
viii be limited to such number of pupils can he
thoroughly taught by the Principal, aided by Prof
GAMBIN in the French and J. A; CAL1o IN
Drawing Persons wishing to see the Principal.
can do so at any time before the opening, by namn
place of appointment, in note, through Post-Ofice
Sc lin A--
TSENATE SCHOOL. ON CORNER OF IST
AND CARY STS.-MRs. c. BARKSDALE
will resume the duties of her school on the LIST ~
Haying secured the services of n Professor of the
French language and an excellent master of Mu-
sic she hopes to receive portion OF public pat
ronage.
A few boarders can be accommodated in the fam
ily of the principal.
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.

SD CHINA, QUEENS-WARE
EEs5 AND GLASS.
EEkfU BUTLER, SON e. FRANKLIN,
NseS (LATE w. +. BUTLER,)
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE AND RE-
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r l.. g; sALTEa's GLISH AND

u. CLASSICAL SCHOOL, ON CLAY ST., BE.
TWEEN lsT AND 2D-The seventh session of
this School will commence Monday, Septem
Der 18th and close July 18th, lSSO; h;o,f NJ
C. ]. FOX. a gentleman of high literary and cas-
seal attainments, AID Of twelve years experience
niena the School to the continued confidence and
liberal support of the public. For further partcn-
lars, circular. which may be had by az dressing
Sc ITS ...4 u L. H. SAL En-.
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III '"' BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
Miss pEGRAM will resume the duties OF her
She viii be aided by efficient teachers IN each de-
partment. =, .;uoa =. ro,.L .o,,
latin, Mathematics and the Physical Sciences,
viii be taught by Professor THEODORE Hell
1HH'NIFIEi.1. Gentleman whose high attainments
and successful perIenee in teaching render him
worthy of entire confidence. -
Circulars with further details, may be had on
apulic,tIen 10 Mrs. ]. w. PEGRAM, at her resi-
dence. Linden Square. se6-lm
EyISGTON LAM 81 HUUL.-fhe eleventh
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RuAL nsrArn ron SALE

ssaEVP XPFek ~ N kHEHa ltSIs !
MoN6. CONTINUING n is xckES. FOR SALE.
togscl The Farm located a. shove. now IA ms 0cSu
pancy The most o. the land Il open. nnq nns
dow IS wen - hixh land The buildlnxs on the
Mace are nearly new. having been ersctsa only "a
neighborhood now remarkably good embracing
manx Of the most respectabe farmers Of tne Sgund
runs through the land and the cars stop at the
Hungary depot, about 40 yards from the dwelling.
30 that persons doing husinessin Richmond can SO
M and down ON the railroad twice daily. at such
hours rs may suit their convenience; also, eherlnS
unusual facilities for the transportation OF ma
nures from the city Should more land le desired.
the tract can be enlarged by purchases of land I'D
joining. A profitable ice business may be connected
with the farming operations. As the owner ~
anxious to sell, the price and terms OF payment
will be made very reasonable. Apply TO-
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MONTHLY MAGAzINE,
1853.

The Editor Of the Eclectic Magazine, de-
sirous of increasing its circulation. md cx-
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respectfully solicits your patronagennd at
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PROSPECTUS OF TIE
South Carolina SON of Temperance

IL is proposed 10 publish new Weekly
Paper at i:cnncttsvlllc, Marlboro District
). G., as early this fall ns arrangenent- can
bc MADE Ia issue it,
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be 10 advance the cause OF Temperance,
aud especially TO build up the Orcrr Of the
Sons at Temperance, believing Mis Ia be-
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the suppression of intcmpcraucc and The
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ia hi bits Of strict sobricty
To indicate Enthusiastically the purpose
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Carolina. located at present where this pa.
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Subscription are therefore solicited from
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The paper will be OF mrdun size, well
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of the National Division Gf lsa Sons of
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Sufficient cnesstaRemept hating been nj.
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Editor ~ Proprietor of tic
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The Editors Of the Lire GraGc have in
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o. Raleigh, ~ C..
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Il Oil 0 W Avs FILLS.
A ROOM TO THE sICK2

The want Of sterling medicinal to meet the
ills and necessities Of the suffering portion of
humanity, and one entirely free from mineral
and other dclcterious particles was severely
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In ordering Tickets or Certificates.

n
Enclose the money To our address for the
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will be forwarded by first mail Purchasers
can have tickets ending in any figure tnry
may designate.
The list Of drawn Numbers and Prizes
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ter tiic drawing.
- Purchasers will please write their
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10y All prizes ofSl,OO0 and under, paid
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at the usual time Of thirty days.
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ar WOOD, EDDY s. co, Atlanta, Ga.
or WOOD, EDDY Il CO, Wilmington,
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~ list Of the numbers that are drawn
from the wheel, with the amount of the
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alist, New Orleans DcIta. Mobile Register,
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New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah
Daily News, Georgian, Richuond Dis
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rErERSON'S
Philadelphia Counterfeit Detector
AND
BANK NOTE LIST.

1t i published monthly, in a large quarto
page. 81 pages in each number, on the FIRST
of each month, the fret NUMBER being dated
January ls,, 1858, and published on Satur
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uncontrolled b. any one Ia suit priyats ends
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means and sources Of information hich the
Editors of this Dciector have at their com-
mand, il will be found TO be- the most Reli.
able Detertor ever published in this country.
NEW coUSTERFEITs AND BROKEN EASKs.
Each nnmber of the De;ector vii! con.
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the various failures of Banks md Banking
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months DetectOr.
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press,) Of Loans, Banks, Insurance, Canals,
and Railroad Stocks, showing the par value
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Sp arta Academy Lot
terry!
G A p l II A l. p r | u E,
S s o. 90!
TICKETS ONLY $40
NOTICE TO TIE pCGi.IC.


As the members of our 6tm have, by
way of purchase. become the oAncr of the
grants chartered hy lhr States of Delaware,
Kentucky. Missouri and part of those in
Georgia, under ;he infringement of Messrs
Gregory Il Maury, of Wilmington, D,la-
ware, "" have deemed il cNprdicnt TO
change the name OF our tirm. on aud after
January Is, 1888, 10 that of WOOD, Ed
Dl u CO., who will hereafter have the
management of the Sparta Academy Lot.
terry. and the others, ;ts above NAMED.
In ali transactions We have cndeayUrcd
10 conduct our business with integrity and
prnmp;ncsS, and we can assure the public
that the patronage heretofore bestowed on
us i well deserving of being transferred to
our successors. very respectfully
>. SWAN u co.
augusta. Ga. Dec l5, 1853.
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COMMENnATIuNs OF THE ECECTIC.
From Rcr. DR.. CLari0m.

CONCENTRATIONS OF THE ECECTIC.
From Rcr. DR.. CLdrtom.
IAN acquaintance with the prircpaI CON
tents of tha leading Foreign Magazines l.
con:rsscdly Indispensable To every .uc who
would keep pace with the pro,rrSs OF
thought and "f knowledge ir ou day -
They ARE. however. 80 many and :, costly,
that few can obtain or even read lh whole
of them The 'Erl"ciic' p..i"rmSwcIl the
task Of winnowng The nhcai fiun these
publications.. thus making wha: i nos; val.
liable in their pages accessible {" tn Amer
lean people. X BETHEL CLNr"N.
Cleveland, May 30, 1857.
''ln the above opinion IT DR.. GaNon
very checrfully nnC heartily concur
FRANCIS l.. IlMKS."
New York, Nov. :, 1857.
From ET-PrcSiLm FIHmos
Il have taken the Eclectic from lis CON
mcGcriuvnt ~ the best selection 90 foreign
p, ri"diraI literature which have lrcn able
lo obtain. think the selections are judi
rinusly made, and the work j. ,rt ,aluu.
bic. Resi- rctfuIly y"ur.,
MuLLAEp FnLNRE."
".ls valuable sub>,itutc for tIp worth.
less reading maitcr which is - abundant n
these days, and which is doing 81 "a wh in
luiN, both To the tI.'cS and u"rts, c~pv.
ciIilI of the y"un", We iak" pl',~urc in
-cvGinm~ndin. the Eclectic MagaZur. aS u
treasure not only Tor the htrrarvund pro-
tc-sional man. bat ais" for any Intelligent
person. 1t gives the best articles from the
Foreign Reviews. Ia wh,rh the aEc>t men
If Europe are in the habit "f giving their
most elaborate productions 1t vii inter-
"si all whose minds have no; hrcn rnrrNa-
ted by the literary trash which, uni,rl snatc-
Iy is =" widely distributed anon. "ur pc"
pie, While it can not fail To culJrl the IN
tciIigvncc and elevate the taste of all who
habiIuaily pcru>c il. The permdn nj r0ims
at Us articles are in striking contrast with
ihv floating, cphcmrral lituratura Of the
day" RUFUS ROOD,
General Travelling Agrn, 10. Eclectic
Magazine.