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n NOTICE.-The subscribers would
WmOst resnectfullv invita- the attpntio

n NOTICE.-The subscribers would -
Wmost respectfully invite the attention
- Of their friends, customers, and the public gem
orally. to their Spring supply Of Ladies', Gentle,
sHoE o q. ths snd st, and 81 the bes
quality, both of our own manufacture and Of the
best Philadelphia and Eastern work. All of the
above were purchased in person by one of the arm,
with particular attention being paid to the retail
department All of which will be sold low fer cash,
ALEX. HILL Il CO.,
No III Main street, Richmond, Va.
Children $ BOOTS and Shoes, made to order, as
usual, by tjyl1-tsl A. II. 4 co.
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HE ExEReIsES of MISS TAZEWELL,S

JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY,
y 25rH BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STS.,
CHURCH HILL.-The fourth annual session of
this SCHOOL VIA commence Monday, September
18th, 1859.
THOROUGH instruction given in the various Eng
lish branches, the Classics, the Mathematics, and
the French language.
months C.. w. PETHERBRIDGE,
an l6-dlms Principal.
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r. PIANOS AND MELODEONs.

XY"Buy your Pianos from old and well es.ab-
W Wished houses. Nunns < Clark are among
the Oldest manu- lecturers of Pianos in this country,
touch and FINISH A. II. Gale & Co. are well known
for their superior Pianos. briggs unryalled Pr
amos, with double soaHdiRg boards, are recommen-
ded by Vim. ". Wallace, Gottschalk, Mason, King,
Strakosch, Wallenkaupt and Maretzek. c. Peieau-
bets celebrated double and single reed Meodeons
to be found only at
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u HI. L. TIGHEsS

r. Sci EGT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
The SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION of this
School opens on MONDAY, the Goth OF September
next with every adyantage for the edacation of
tnoutn, DOH IN the Primary and Higher ENGLISH
MATES, Drawins, and all other dspsrtments of a
complete school course. Glasses for beginners In
EnSllsh Latin and French. will be formed. Those
Will p receayed who prepared to enter classes
Already formed. The number of pupils Is limited.
For further particulars. apply TO the undersigned
At his RESIDENCE, aRef the l6th Of Septsm6sr.
r. H L. Tf6HE, A. M, Priucina.
a. l3--d7n Franklin AZ. nhovs ~
win be fesuaed - M0N6XY. NH Se.ts - nsr9 e
BIZ former iocaiify clag near c0rner "A an - =
~ VIII = 9sslgtSd IN the depesfment Of Ancient
Le91t eesgee ~ Mr.. HcAAlp ANpKRsoH, - gfadunts
81 yne Untvefslty IN this deDartM pndof lii.
Aafris0n 81 whom 10 refers. ~ Primary Depart
Mopt VIII - cnnnefted with the School, in which q
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CREENLEAF FEM MALE INSTITUTE.
VI On BROOKLYN. HEIGHTS, l0S Plerrepont

EKEENLEAF FE NJ Ill INSTITUTE,
VI On BROOKLYN. HEIGHTS, log PIerrepont
street, corner of Clinton.
ALFRED GREENLEAF, A. NJ, princ;r.,s
EDWARD +. BRADBURY, A. M. fiicipais'
This first class Institution viii reopen SEP
TEN Err 18th with rare facilities for the thorough
and accomplished education of young ladies'
For circulars etc, apply personally or BY letter
as above, Brooklyn, N. Y. au A-3w"
THE FOURTH SESSION OF MRS BEN.
l. NETT'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS will CONNIE nee
on MONDAY, the Sd October, at her schooi-room,
on 9th, between Grace and Franklin streets.
All pupils entrusted to her care will be thorough
ly instructed and prepared tc enter advanced class
es in the male schools.
TERMS, PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Under 10 years of ase...............S2 SIS 90
Over 10 years of age. 80 90
Latin or French. ...........-....-. 1000
an 23-6W
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SE0 i. n HuMNER n c cGi HIMP9RT T.
AND -EARTHENWARE NO. 10 PEARL
~ STREET, RICHMOND. VA. are now
EARTHENWARE, mostly Of their own iInporta-
ton, and embracing the most modern shapes of all
WARE. LOOKING GLASSES, FANCY CHTSA,
BRITANNIA, PLATED WARE and HOUSE,
FURNISHING GOODS, is more extensive than
ever before. making up a most complete assort-
ment.
chants of Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee,
to an examination of our stock this season. and
elGtm that ace can and giH do as ceH for them in
GHreSPecfs, as any regular Northern re-packing
hOnSe.
Intending TO remove on the LIST January to our
new warehouse now In process of construction, we
wish to reduce our stock to avoid risk and pense
In moving, and shall offer large inducements to
customers. n
Orders will receive prompt and faithful attention
STONEWARE of the best quality, at factory
rates, An 90 ON
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AIRS. BROOKE'S
VI BOARDING AMP DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
The session of this School will commence on the
LIST Of October 1859, and end on the LIST day of july
1860.
All the branches of fssnsle education will be
Music and Drawing, in all of which departments
competent assistants have been employed.
Particular 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.
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TERNS SESSIUN, :
Pay able half on the LIST of October and the residue

MISS ANDERSON will open her SCHOOL
Nl the 18TH SEPTEM Der, in the house on Grace
street, between 4th and 9Th streets, next above Dr.
Church to which a large yard is attached, where
her pupils may recreate and enjoy themselves dur
ing their recess. au 2T-tl5thOc
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MANuYAcroKY At CONCORD. Mass.

MANuTAcroKY AT CONCORD, MASS.
" I'm -
UCTION CARD.-The subscriber offers his
"A services as AUCTIoNEER to tho citi1ens OF
Richmond and the public generally, pleasing ms
care feeling assured his experiences ~ an Auc-
tioneer will enttle him to share OF public patron
age =. :.
NJ al Sa ls1sm '.'Se - '''' H. DIGGES
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On Main, bettoeen 18Th and 20th streets.
The exercises of this School, which has been so
successfully conducted and warmly patronlZed
during the last term, will begin on the 5TH OF
SEPTEMBER. The Principal, in view of promo
ting "a more rapid progress in the children educa
ton entrusted to his care, has en,aged several
Assistants gentlemen dlstins ushed for their at
likewise open a PREPARATORY DEPART
MENT, whereby parents will be enabled to send
their younger children IN company with, and under
direction OF, their elder brothers. The ai-impor-
tant point in the education of youth is to lay good
foundation. Therefore, the Principal hopes to meet
the warm appreciation OF his many kind friends and
patrons in the newly Organized arrangements OF
his School. as he has spared no trouble or expense
to attain that end. The Principal furthermore,
acquire ply steal as well mental development,
will have Gymnasium erected, which will be COM
plete in all its arrang elnents. and ready for the
commencement of the scholastic year.
TERMS:
Classical and Commercial Course. $1,000 <
intermediate Elementary Cours. 100
For Modern Languages, each 500
For Drawing, Architectural Mechan-
For Music Vocal and Instrumental refer to the
Principal, no fixed price has been determined
thereupon.
n B.-Parents DESTROYS of securing q seat for
their children will please apply early as the Prin-
G. pal has determined to receive but q limited num-
Der OF scholars.
PATRONS OF THE ScHooI-W. H. Taylor, NJ. D.;
]. Dove. NJ. D.; ]. c. Watson, Nj. D.; l.. Lottier,
Jas; NJ. Talbot Esq., Q; T. Baldwin, Esq; E. 4.
Esq; Wilson Williams, Esa.. Edmund Wilson. and
others. au 24-t7thSt
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APPROXIMATING PRIZES.
prizes OF $500 Approximatng to $50 900
prize are. 80. ............: 81 900
4prlzes OF 800 ApproxtmatIng to 20,O0O
prize are............... ............. 200
xprizes Of $50 Approxlmatlng to 10000
prize are ...........-,. :............ l,UG
lprizes of Us Approximating to 5000
prize are 1900. 9O0
lprIzes of 2O0 Approxlmating to 1000
Prize are. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 60
4prizes OF $50 ApproNmating to 5000
prize Observation-Disclosures. ...-.-... 60C
prizes of 100 Apppoximating to 1880
prize are 400
5000 prizes of $40 are. 900
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PUTNEY & WATTS,
No. 113 Main street, Richmond, Va.

ewD BEST HARD SOLE.LEATHER
EE1XTRUNKS.-We have on hand a. fresh and
~aAAfAAfull stock OF the above, embracing all the
Sukey TRUNKS and CARPET BAGS. in great
variety; and If gentlemen and ladies wish first
rate and complete travelling outfit. just call at No
lib, Main street, Richmond, Va, where you can
purchase at reasonable prices.
PUTNEY & WATTS.
n VEST HATS.-The attention of
~ farmers is particularly called to eur large stock
of Harvest Hats, which we are selling at a very
low figure. Elicit & WEISIGER,
No. 1877 Main street.
m JUST kECEIVED-A fresh supply of the
" Louvre HAT, the most pleasant summer Hat
out. Also, that beautiful Minnehaha Hat, which
Elicit WEISIGER,
No 167 Main street,
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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. ".
Moore. 2. D., Richmond, Va Right Rev. Bishop
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Richmond, Va; Judge H. H.
Marshall, Charlotte G. H., Va. Rev. J, R. Ora
ham, WINCHESTER, Va; Rev: Peyton Harrison 4.a,
L. Cabell, University of Va; DR.. r. H. Cabell, Mr.
r. T. Daniel, Richmond, Va; Gen. A.: A. Chap
man. Mr.. Allen T. Caperton, Mr.. Oliver Bierne, MIR.
John Echos. Union, Va.
For further information, address
HENRY l.. BROOKE,
iy l6-dtlstO Richmond. Va.
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60 NOTlCE.-Loekfo for RoOMS' -
= establishment when you are in ~
yant of SADDLES and HAR-6xA
p NESS, as he has a fine assortment of all
articles in his line Of trade, to which he
calls M atttntion Of the public az he Is prepared
20 sell low Tor cash or to punctuaI customers n
vii Be TO the interest Of those in want At SAD
" g; g tive him call and satisfy yourself that
orders promptly attended to. REPAIRING done
at short notice. n n 1S5SsfsMS OAs
au ll-lms Riehmord u.
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r1nn1 v!MGlMlA AND
f sa. ,sss. RwS D .1d -; e: Is
sERsrRAINS viii q run UPON this Road s > ~
The MAIL TRAIN win leave Lynch,n,, !, ), ;.
p. and arrive atBristoi at i1D MI Rnfn1.i.3
ieays fristSl at ss0 A. NJ, and arrive at Lyncnbus:
The The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN IN -.
Lynchburg at III r. NJ. and arrive At Bri.:af
M. Heturning, leave Bristol at $50 p NJ ana ..
RYE at Lynchburg at go A. M. A' ~
raned Springs, to be had at the RichmorS LA
panyIlle Railroad Ticket Office: aaa
10 buchanan, via Buford,s Depot N ~
10 Rockpridse Alum Springs, via Buford's
To 6id sweet and Red sweet. VI. Bon.,cf 3,
10 Greenbrier White Sulphur, via Bonsack's II e
To n STees a W Msd sTset via salem
To Roanoke Red Sulphur, via Salem -. Az
To Old Sweet and Red Sweet, via Montxonie-
To GreensrisT WHITE su pns. Vi. Monxem.
To Salt Sulphur Springs, via Montgomery w. - 70
To New River Springs, via Montgomery W - -
To Red Sulphur Springs, Vi. Dublin, tNsv: II "
To Allegheny sprnsis' platform, .. SHAVE: %
To Montgomery W. s. SPRING.. platform. a s"
PASSENGER Tor the aresnbfier white sn,n sS
Sprinss via the MONTGOMERY w. Sulphur spf,aas.
stop oil nig ut at the last named beautiful waferns
place, leave next morning at O'Clock sby Kan.
Ficklen Peytons fine line of Stages dir II Mnn,'
tain Lake. sup and lode at the Salt Suphar Snr;sn
and arrive at the Grecnbrer White Sulphur Sprinss
A fine graded road has recently been con.,ru...a
from the Montgomery White Sulphur Spriuss via
through = section of country aboundins in scensr,
2. II. GILL, General Superintendent.
General sqperntefdent's Ofiice,t
IyRcIlburg. June p q. a
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AIRS. PELLETS SCHOOL. BROAD STREET,
vi BETWEEN 10TH AND 1ITH.-The 18th Session
will commence on MONDAY, Oct. Sd, and end
July LIST, 1860
Tuition in the Higher English Branches $40

Latin and Modern Languages, each. -. 20
Drawing in Pencil and Crayon, Painting
in Water Colors or Oils. .............e 20 to $40
Music on Piano, Guitar, &c............ so to 80
been, by teachers of undoubted ability. Her sys-
tenn of instruction is the result of twenty years of
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.
The House was designed expressly for Educa
tional purposes. The School-room, sixty feet by
thirty, is carefully arranged, both as regards ven
tllation. and temperature, and furnished with spe
cial reference to the comfort of the pupils The
Desks are separate, made of mahogany and so
placed that all the pupils under the immediate
supervision of the Principal.
For further particulars, address 81 apply to Or,
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y SUMMER RESORTS.
PIANOS. &c.
TWO PIANO FORTES For

TWO PIANO FORTEs FOR SALE
H|PRIvATELY.-T splendid octave
III ~ IPIANOS, in Rosewood Cases Of brilliant
tone and superb finish, manufactured by Albert w
Ladd Co.: of Boston, warranted superior instru-
ments, having several very important improve
ments. Persons in want of really superior instru-
ment, would do we'll to call and examine them be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. A great bargain may
be had by immediate application.
au 0-ts f. B. COOK. 20 Main ST.
PIANO FORTES.- & At
HUTCHINSON would say to their friends and
~, Z those IN want of PIANOS, that they have
on hand three very superior ones, made by one of
the oldest and best manufacturers in this country,
which they will sell very low, together with all
Kinds I, y ss Of CABINET FURNiTURE, BEDS, NAT
TRESSES, &c. BELVIN Il ATKINSON,
33th, or Governor street,
au 6-dlm&w2t Between Main and Franklin
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NJ IS !. 5:I.!:! =: s J . .:| 3 &
u loesfioA q rsssaykAhlY hsal!hy 81 eligiRlss
snd p VEN aeeeesthte lAsnt neaT ~ ntRCads -
vtwSen Riehmond and PStsT1burg. 81, z -. 8
der Sis chsrEs 81 MsU MINOR 49, known
echasacteF ard sxpeyiencs are ssunaeasns snaseaU
The Lter4fI 9et4stmeHkg !!l = 49, - s4sfss
ef Mrs DA BY Ron MINOR, aided ~ her asesn
End other eompptent instructoSy. 49,. .s q
The course of studies will embr90e SxeU q en9l
Of Enzllsh, together nth Frsnchs Lana Ausle
r. Ks1srences i confidently made 70 II de former
patrons of the school. and to III who nave any
knowledge Of itscharactof. ss.s.S-. 8.
No dqdnction made for loss of tins, exeeps n
cases Of protracted illness.
TEuMe. 49,
Board, pcludinz washing, lights, fuel, &c.s rer
sion Of nine u1oufhs y 10y W
Instruction in Engiish, for all over II years y :.
.,oi aSes..-s y -
CHugf.. :. 80. - -
Music on Harps, twoless0ns week, IN hour - :.
odcn- .--..s- ~ ~
rlano. ~ ~ ~
-. -. *
Gso oi Ins!tument y - ~
french and Latin, each ~ w
Paymsnts half in advance. the other hall ct the
end OF the session.
To those who desire further partlcsiars. eircu-
Chester. Chestsr6eld County. We. an l1-tlsto
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- CHILDREN's SHOES.--A Beam
4S tiful assortment among which are Chil-
dren's Heeled Slippers; Children's Morocco Slip
pers, without heels. Chdren's Patent Leather
Ankle Ties; Children's Patent Leather Ankle Ties,
with heels; Children's Patent Leather Oxford
Ties, very handsome; Chhlren's Patent Leather
Oxford Ties, with heels; Children's Thin Sole Mo-
rocco Boots; Children's Thick Sole Morocco Boots;
with many other styles, at the sign Of the Big
Boot, No. 43 Main street. VIM. WALSH.
enwD LADIES' FRENCH TRAVELLING
EErnNTRUNKS.-We would call the attention of
a<1flIour friends and the public generally, that
we have just received large and varied assert
ment of Ladies' French TRUNKS and DRESSING
CASES, which are very large and conveniently ar
ranged, having from one to three Trays and Bonnet
Box in them, which renders them very desirable
for ladies' use. Those in want of SUCH will please
give call be fore making their purchases, as we
are determined to sell them as low as the same de-
scription can be bought for in the city Of Rich
mond, or State of Virginia.
PUTNEY & WATTS.
No Richu Ua
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RICHMOND AND PIE.
lcff n} 1TERSBURG RAILR0Ap.-
- - - esTHRQLGH FREIGHTS Be

TWEEN KICHMUNU AND NUH III CAHULINA.
From the 9th day of March until the LIST OF Septen
ber next, the reight and Accommodation franson
this road will leave Richmond and Petersburg on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 3
O'clock A. NJ. instead Of o'clock, as before.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made By this Company
for the prompt and punctual forwarding and delIye.
" Of all PRODUCE, GOODS, or other articles OF
tween Richmond and points between Petersburg
and Raleigh, Ridgway, Greensboro, Salisbury and
charge for forwarding, storage. 10. An such ar,
ticles sent to Richmond, should be eonsls ned ard
of the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, ~ Pc
tersburg,1 by whom they will be promptly forward
ed As to the rates Of tolls on tho roads south o.
as Raleigh information may be had ut the depot oil
this Company, at RICHMOND, :, uvvyxp g..
Of6ee R. 4 r. r. r. Co,t
March \. 1879. ( MhS-M
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S,4s5 prizes. amounting to. $3.50 ,00
Whole Tickets SO; Halves @5; Quarters So ~
Eighths 81 2c,,,

Tn. numbers from 9 g 600 sorIssPonding with
Gss s ar 's With small tin tubes
aPa 1ss e 9ns Similarly printed and sno
olsd l. are p placed N nan smother Wheel gnu '''
The wheels are then reyohyed, and number is
time . Prize 10 drawn from, the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and ex-
missioners the Prize being placed against the NUN
heI drawn. The operation is repeated until all the
80, APPROPRIATION PRrxEs.-The two preceding
and the two succeeding Numbers to those draw
tine first Prizes w be q Tie to the
For example: IL Ticket Number 1929 draws the
$50 00O Prize, those Tickets numbered n2ts. li249
25l 1882, will each be entitled to $40. III Ticket
az ~ lsSss sdS te a ss
The Pfss. vii BE- by the
last azure Of the Number that draws the $4,000
Prize ends With Ns them ali The Tck .s
where the Number ends in will be entitled to $40
Tickets where the Number ends in will be- emit
tied to $40, and so on too.
ass that every Prize is drawn and
:sss q io Ticket. win 10 sold at the following
Gsfsihcais Of Pseiass Of y q Whqle Tickets. $50
+" " i lS essf51s' !. =. 3
In ordering Tickets or Certificates. enclose the
mail purchasers can have TicEsts ending In any any
hxure thes may desis nate.
The List Of Drawn Number. and Prizes will be
n cha n after the
ever, Saturday throu bout the year.
Our Three Number Lotteries are drawn daily.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates in the
above Schemes to
WOOD, EDDY & CO., Augusta, Ga.
Or WOOD, EDDY & CO, Atlanta, Ga.
Or WOOD, EDDY l. CO., Wilmns ton, Del.
IA A list of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel with the amount of the Prize that each
enc y entitled TO, viii be published after every
drawn; IN the following papers:-Aueusta Consti
fntlonAlist, Mobile Register, Nashville Gazette,
Richmond Val Dispatch, Paulding tMiss.J Cia-
rion. and New York Times
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- THE CHEAPEST SHOES, you will
es6nd at JOSEPH STRAUSE'S. Morocco.
Goatskin Bootees; black and colored Caters Slip
pers with and without heels; Chidrens and Misses
Shoes, of every kind; Mems and Boy Is Shoes, Ok
ford Ties. Congress- CATERS; Servants Shoes, &c.,
per cent. JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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4 Narss 1Iv1yHq5
stsssys 6 ! alcgf q 4 gH I1]k S1YKElYRfy;
IA ! Il =. y 4. E|I4 4.
Lssss h, Z! t.!ss dsib sss$y .y..as.
ss.tvllls. Lls56s0, sso, ksesyillss 6stI,s.,
e Cssssrngsks AtIss;s. Hsss
Lsaye llchmo1d DALI. lsxcept suud.ys., q.
pxiPEE'fllst d S.iEss:ssl 9sssslaSs
daily tegnday nofninss excepted, ! & fins.!
His n ssd sffivs ~ A'ehnond sts:se 4 n. ~
ThrOush from Richmond 70 Memphis n en-, on.
n The above trsins ecsxset bot4 ,oesa v;tA ~.
SouthSde Railroad trains TO md from ne sou ~
vest, At the luncsou, and with the virrin,s raa
from the North, ut RichmUud. sno
THROUGH tickets sold, snd bewgage Checked H.,
to tho shove points; aIso, to the virrina Sprisxs
For through tickets and further informstssn. A..
ply at the Ticket Ofice of the Richmond sad hsys
villo Railroad Compagys Richmond. 1sa-
s't2Vt-A. G.. CAMPBEYx1x.
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= GREAT REELECTION In THE IN
n PRICE OF HATS AND BQ0TS-A
~ From Is to 20 per cent. saved b My-
- ing from j. H. ANTHONY
NNA Columbian Hotel building.
Moieskin Hats Of best quality, IS 50; do. second
quality, 90; fashionable Silk Hats, 2 50; hne calf
skin sewed Boots, to CongresoGaiter Boets. ) 70;
j. H. ANTHONY ha4 made arrangements with
one Of the hsst makers in the city of Philadeiphia
IL supply him with handsome and substantial calf
skin sewed BOOTS, which he will sell at the unpre
cedented low price of THREE DOLLARS AND g
HAI.F &C Z3-d&vts
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-. -:
e3f "a cnf s.s Az
D1l6oeps V1stlI ngv le1fy y ez4ace q n
~ g ~ Sos sss.ls q s e Il hI4 IL
HATS AND CAPS
nov e ~. Vt: ne rich and 9sastiinI Mcis.Skin
tas s n-s. II rs i So9t a 3 f g III,
s:s ~ ~ Lsst Bc ser0s.' P'a.'''s
ffO re iessst suAiity ssrvaAts 70 the fnsst Ssx-
MENH. BoYg AND cHTLpkENs CAPS,
Ea' ''1s fans kib Nut h9f Fssa So =:
# Beaver. black and brown. and richly trimmed
cHILDREN's HATS AND CAPS
Of latest styles, some just imported from Paris
s. LADIESstFUHS,
vietorines. Tippets,. Half Capes, Cspcs:. Mnfs;
Muneeecs, and Children's and Misses Furs, all
-CARRlAGE AND TRAVELLING ROBES. s.
Wolf. Buffalo. P0YAian, Chinese. lined and rough.
Merchants and dealers are particularly invited
to examine this extensive stock for no effort 10
spared to make Richmond aa good market 70 pur-
su D-ins 80 ''-'' = -. JOHN DoOLEYs
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MFR LfeF s4EXrkSEE ss sTNq sRk r,rsr Ann
FouSHEE, RICHMOND, VA.--The next session
and terminates On the last day OF June, 1850.
Our long experience in teaching. and the very
liberal patronage we have received for 30 many
years, have both enabled and encouraged us to
course of Literature, comprising English,
French, German, Italian and Spanish classics, (the
Tour last throus the medium of the French,) has
been successfully tried during the last session, and
We have engaged Mr.. Ed c. Howard to take
charge Of the English psrt Of this course. as well
as the Rhetoric, Bellies Lettres and First Reading
Of the highest qualifications, and We feel confident
that his SERVICES will be duly appreciated We
would earnestly recommend our Literature class
to graduating pupils.
ly add to the convenience well to the comfort
of the young ladies' boarding in our family. Two
young ladies only will occupy one room, except IN
cases when three would desire to occupy the same
HUBERT P.LEFEBvRE, A. NJ, Principal--Nat,
ural Philosophy, Literature, Moral and Mental
Philosophy, French.
WILLIAM 6. WILLIAMS, A. B.. Vice Principal
Astronomy, Mathematics, Chemistry, History,
EDWARD c. HowARD-Literature, Rhetoric,
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M iiS MEL {. z. BLANcHETTssFreneS Govern
sES Sssi CARLOS cARDoRvEz MERA-spanlsh
MAbAME MARIE EsTyANS-veeal Music,
SIG'RA MARIETTA ERBA-Piano.
JOHN A. and Painting.
C. W. " TfHaiILow-Plano.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-02
YLO DONINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE,

" CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND 5TH Sis, RlCH-
MoNp, VA.-Ths School, for young ladies' will open
on the LIST of OCTOBER, 1859 and close the sotf OF
Iune. 1860. The Principal will be assisted by, the
LEo RossER, d. b.. teacher of Moral Science;
Mr.. J. E. SHUMATE, Ancient Languages and Natu-
raj Sciences; Mr.. HORACE CHASE, Music; DR..
BucHLhR, herman; F. ]. FISHER, Painting, Draw
ing, &C.; NJ die FAvARGER. French; Misses NJ: +.
CARTER. A. Z. DELAPLANE, In the English De-
partmeut.