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BEAUMONT FEMALE 9CM0OL: : The
e q $ ssa e!s:: . sst ~
with beautiful mountain scensry, and accessltie 70
Is LADY. whose copetensy s and prscsacsi 9tnsss
sa 81. Sa The
81, NATURAL Sciences, French, Latin, sano; Gui-
tsr and Vocal Music, PAINTING Draw,s, Mono
Embroidery. The charges FOR. ten months vary
from S2Oe according 20 the studies pursued.
For Circulars SWING JAMES gIsis' [. Jones' Md
H-TuAFst 0ordonsviite, VA
Jo naS M SeMhRss i saNSfG.A IS. AND 81
session Of this sohoo will commence on MONDAY,
s sth of y gaIs $50 The course OF instruction is
comprehensive; embraeing all the BRANCHES usually
same As heretofore. For further particulars, see
circulars. which can be obtained on application to
the undersigned, personally, or through the Rich
'' sa is-ssawsw JOHN CARY.
MISS PEGRAM'S
vi BOARDING AND pay SCHOOL.
c 4si III the Of ssI
She will be aided by efficient teachers in each de
Mm'lIe BIRAUD will be retained as French gov
srness.
Latin. Mathematics and the Physical Sciences
viii be taught by Professor THEODORE HEl
DENFIELD, a gentleman whose high attachments
and successful experience in teaching render HIM
worthy of entire confidence.
Circulars. with further details, may be, had on
application to Mrs J. w. PEGRAM, at her resi-
dence, Linden Square. se6-im
T EXTINCTION LAW CHOOL.-lhe eleventh
II Session of my LAW SCHOOL will commence
on MONDAY, the 9TH day OF November next CIR
en'ars will be sent to. gentlemen desiring lniorina
ton to the Plan of instruction: text books eX-
penses, &c. JOHN w. BROCKENBROtGH.
LEXINGTON, Va, August l5 1859. Sc 5-2m
THE EIGHTH SESSION of MISS JESSIE
L GORDON'S SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES,
will commence on the LIST OF October, 1889. Terms
as heretofore. Sc 5-lm
URINARY sCH0oL FOR BOYS AND
L GfRLS.-MRs. SARAH g. s. HICKS will re
sumo the duties of her SCHOOL on MONDAY.
the 18th September. on the lot of Mr. Thomas w
Brockenbrough. on Clay street, between sd and
18th. Sc SIT
ENGLISH CLASS! CAL AND MATHE-
u NAUTICAL SCHOOL; also, G IL y D l. for
SMALL BOYS. 4th street. between Main and
Franklin, commencing 10Th September. Apply to
the subscriber, over his School rooms
Sc 5-lw s. +. PENDLETON, Principal.
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n H, L. TIGHE's

X. sci ECT School FOR BOYS.
The SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION OF tins
School opens on MONDAY, the 26th OF September
youth, both in the Primary and Higher English
Branches Ancient and Modern Languages, Mathe-
MATES Drawing, and all other departments OF
complete school course. Glasses for BEGINNERS In
English Latin and French. will be formed Those
aiready formed. The number of pupils is limited.
For further particulars, apply 70 the undersisned'
Z. r. L. fIeHE, A. NJ, Pripsipah
NJ, 1a-tiem franktn ST.. above N
m r. BASS, ENGLIsH AND GLAS-
TWEEN FIRST AND SECOND.-The NINTH
SESSION OF my SCHOOL will commence on MON
DAY, Septembsl 19th At my residence, and CONT
nue. 10 months. Terms az usual. pay able qVarteIE.
an 17-llmH L. h bA<S.
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MRS. BRO0KE's
vi BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG ladies.

Nv I HE CII I UF hICHVIUN D.
The session of this School will commence on the
LIST of October 1889, and 81 on the LIST day of July,
1850.
All the branches CT female education will be
taught, including the hiaassn Languages Latin,
Music and Drawing, in ali 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.
TERMS:
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John Randolph fucker, Dr. D. H. Tucker, Rich
mond, Va; St. Geo. Tucker Ashland, Va; Hon.
R. NJ. T: Hunter, loyd's, Essex CO., Va; Hon.
Moore, D. D., Richmond, Va; Right Rev. Bishop
Johns, Alexandria, Va; Rev Chas H. Read, p, p,
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Richmond, Va. judge H. HI.
Marshall, Charlotte g. H., Va. Rev. J. R. Ora
ham, Winchester, Va; Rev. Peyton Harrison ar ION
L. Cabell, University OF Va; DR.. r. H; Cabell Mr..
r. T.. Daniel, Richmond, Va; Gen. A; a. ChaaP-
man, Mr.. Allen 7. CaPerton Mr.. oiiVer nierne' MI
John Echos, Union, Va.
For further infermaton, address ypoovp
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ID y. 6TANARD viii Resume ,ha a,,;.. -
sc.,hhss CLASSICAL and MATHEMATTFiiCA All.
~ m his kooGss corner of Sth and Clay M
LEans-t Pss ahls, half ID advance = frsm q % 10
wO. Al the English, Matthew atical and CiassScal
an l3-tlst0 ~'~''s'
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MEDICAL CARD.-Dr. PLUME offers his SER
w vices to the public in the treatme of ali secret
diseases. Twenty years practice in the above
branch gives DR.. P. a claim to public favor-Ofice
on Franklin street; near the Exchange Hotel, and
ways on hand, supply of the CHEMICAL Elk
TRACT OF FLOWERS;'' one Of the very best
renovators Tor weakened parts now known. MedI-
elnes sent TO order. Ali commr nications BY letter
or otherwise promptly attsndes to. Richmond. Va
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STATISTICS OF MoRTALfTY.-1n 1910 the
average duration of life In England was ~
years; In France 36k years. In 1857 II Was
found TO be IL and 40 respectively. The ave-
rage throughout the world is 81 years. One
quarter die before they reach seven years of age
one half before seventeen. OF every 1000
persons one reaches 100 years of life, and not
more than two live eighty years, while only
about sixty reach sixty five. In Massachu-
setts Ii was ascertained by collation. of -, $50
dea tbs, during twelve years, that the average
age attained by persons of The following
classes of occupation was Clerks, 80. 7:3; oper
atives "a 10; mechanics, ~ s.; merchants So U6;
physicians 55.25; lawyers, $500; bank officers,
6i.T2; gentlemen, 63.S3; paupers, 65i0, judges
and justices, 67.iU. Of2,376 females, of various
occupations, the statistics of average length
OF life were: Operatives, 27.6a dress makers,
81 3s, seamstresses, 4i.s3: domestics, 1926;
nurses, 5l.6l. The average age of TUG men, OF
twenty four different professions and trades,
VITO died in Boston in 1855, was 4l.55. The
average annual mortality of the population of
the United States. male and female. bond and
free, when last calculated, was 3,93; that OF
Engisnd, 2.2U; France, 2.39; Prussia, 200; Aus
tria, 3Ue Russia, $50.
Al interesting and suggestive table of NOR
taiity. in eight American cities has been pre-
pared by Dir. Simonds, of New Orleans, which
Is worth attention. Lowell would seem to
bear away the palm for salubrty, the per
centage OF deaths having been 2.ii. Boston
comes next, 2.i5; then Baltimore, 2.i9; Phila-
delphia, 2.5S; Charleston, 2-57; New York, 2.8;
Savannah, IL; New Orleans, $40.
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Digby sat a long time, the other day, con-
tempia;ing csne- bottoned chair. and finally
said, IL wonder what fellow took the trouble
TO find all them holes, and put straws around
them"
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NsaN CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN.

J. Cs1s-Nhs Ga1hSS AMI Fan I'll Il " :.
CAV ARE, III MAIN STREET, am now in
- receipt of nay fall stock of GODS, embracing
IL almost every variety of CHINA, GLASS
and EARTHENWARE.i in sets and by the piece.
aIs2 3 keep constantly on hand fine assortm ent
CUTLERY, JAPANNEp WARE. ORNAMENTS
OF great variety, LOOKING GLASSES. LAMPS
and CANDELABRAS;S STONE WARE at factory
My stock for the wholesale trade | have selected
with great care, and feel assured that can sell on
as good terms AS any packing house at the
North. as receive the greater part OF my goods
direct from the manu- iaeturers. All goods packed
with care and shipped promptly.
au 3l-6w o. B, TAYLOR, III Main ST
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" l5-dt1st0
AHEcaaNYH HIGH SCHOOL. ar BLUE

LLEGHANY HIGH st HOOL, Al BLUE
N SULPHUR SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
w. J. MORRISETT, A. d, Prinelpal, and In
mo. NEWTON SHEPHERD, Instructor in An
Gent and Modern Languages.
r. ID. BEACH. A. B., Instructor In Moral Philos-
ophy and En- glIsh.
GEO. w. BUSTER, Steward.
The session will begin October LIST and close the
last day Of June, 1860 The exercises continue
without interruption on Saturdays, and there is no
mas day.
Expenses for Tuition and Board, including every
thing except lights. $40, payable one half LIST Oc-
tober, balance 18th February. Candidates for the
ministry, of any evangelical denomination, who
come suitably recommended, receive tuition free
Sons of ministers pay half price for tuition. Books
furnished at the Springs at Richmond prices.
For pamphlet, containing Autograph of the place.
plan, &c, &C., address
W.. MORRISETT, Principal,
au I'm Blue Sulphur Springs z. q. Va.
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CHURCH HILL ENGLISH, classical,
- MATHEMATICAL AND COMMERCIAL
SCHOOL FOR BOIS.-The undersigned, both
graduates or prohcients of all the schools of the
University of Virginia, have united to establish a
permanent School Of hgh order, on Church HILL
and hope to be patronized by parents, especially in
the eastern portion of the city.
TERMS:
per session Of nine months, oae-half in cdranee.
Ordinary English Branches ........ -. 5000
Higher Eng lish, including bookkeeping. -. 400
Ancient and Modern Languages, each: 49,. 1905
Rsfereaces-Facuty University of Va: Charles
II. Winston, President Richmond Female Inst
tute; Or. F. w. Hancock; DR.. Albert Snead; Rev.
]. ]. Enslish, ESQ.,; VIM. Folkes, Esq, Clerk Hen
rico county; Turner Richardson, Esq; Thomas j,
Starkc, Esq, Richmond
AFor further particulars, see circulars
LARKlN WILLIS,
JNO. NJ. WINFREE,
CHURCH HILL, Richmond, June 2lst, 1859.
2l-2mE
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iez 3m No. n fesri street


CITY SCAyENGER.~-The undersigned re-
- speetfally informs the citizens of Richmond
that he Is prepared TO clean out rear houses, SINKS
them, on the most reasonable terms, and in a man-
ner not IN the least offensive to the premises on
which he may work. His wagon is 80 constructed
as to be air and water-tight.
ietter,boxes may 10 found in the Mayors Office.
and &C the drug store Of Milispaugh 4 Johnston,
orders left in them viii be promptly attended 90.
aa B-3m r. II. ALLEN.
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.
N1~, -
CHINA, QUEENS.WAkE

go. CHTNA, QU AXE
1RiI AND GLASS.
MEH BUTLER, SON f. FRINKLIN,
HeB UaTE w. F. BurLER,)
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE AND RE-
TAIL DEALERS,
No. 70, Nam Street, Richmond, Va,
Have now in store, and will be receiving in ell this
month. large and general assortment OF CHINA
QUEENSWARE and GLASSWARE, LAMPS,
LOOKING GLASSES, CASTORS, and variety
of FANCY GOOlS, which they offer, at wholesale
and retail; upon the most favorable terms,
We cordially invite the merchants OF Virginia.
North Carolina, and Tennessee. to inspect and
price Goods, feeling confident that we can offer
such Inducements to purchasers OF us must Sc
cure their orders.
ia The most careful attention given to packing
goods securely, and forwarding them with dispatch.
ar 25-d&swIm
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DR. HOoFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs


DR.. HOOFLANDS BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
haze acquired their great popularity only through
BY them in all cases. and the people haze
them tcorthy
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAUN-
DICE, DEBILITY OF THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM, DISEASES OF
THE kIDNE VS.,
and all diseases arising from a disordered hrer or
tcedkneSS Of the stomach aud digestive organs,
speedily and permanently cured By the GERMAN
BIfTERS.
The BALSAMIC cordial has acquired repn-
tatioH sKrpoSsfRg that Of any similar preparation
eItant. II tciH care, WITHOUT FAIL, the most Sc
cers and long standing
COUGH, COLD, OK HOARSENESS, BRON-
CHITIS, mel UENZA, GROUP, PNEU-
MONA, INCfPIENTC CONS UMPTION,
and has Performed the most astonishing
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION.
A fer doses fc9H also ct once check and cure the
most ssusre DIARRHEA proceeding from COLD IN
THE BOWELS.
These medicines are prepared BY DR.. C. M. JACK
SON Co., No. AS Arch street, Phtkadeiphia, Pa,
and solo By druggists and dealers in medicines
eceyy,chere, at rs per bottle The signature of
C. M. JACKSON iosll be on the outside t0rappey Of
each bottle.
In the Almanac pa5lished annually BY the pro
prtetorS called EvERYBoDY's ALMANAC, you tciI
find testimony and c0DlnleHdat0ry notices from all
parts Of the country. These Ahnanaes are gipsn
array BY all our agents.
PURCELL, LAID & CO., Agents,
Je 1l-d&cwly Richmond, Va.
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:. sQuIRE.s SELECT CLASSICAL

Il. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL. CORNER OF
MAIN AND lsT STREETS.-The 18th session
will commence September 26th, 1859 The School
will I've limited to snch a number of pupils as be
thorou MY taught by the Principal, aided by Prof
GAMBlN in the French. and J. A: CALIO IN
Drawing. Persons wishing 10 the Principal,
can do so at any time before the opening. by namnz
place OF appointment in note through Post Office.
Sc lin
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MRS. PELLETS 1CM00AA bneA3 sIn1nI,
vim commesce 81 MONbAY, Oct a. and snd
July LIST, 1S6O.
Tuition in tho Higher English Branohss = z
Primary Department. -. ir..e.. ~
Latin and Modern Lsnguagcs. eScn. ~. =
DraWinr in Pencil and Crayon, RAINING
In Water Cviors or Oils .-.......-.' 81 e ~
Music On Piano. Guitar, e. :. Il. c,, y 20
beaa, hy teachers Of undoubtsd ability; Hcs syssr
tam Of instruction i the result g tEsnu r,t Z,
conftience 10 the MANY ladies now ad9rning s9 s
ETY. Who wr. graduated st her ssn9o ro dexo ,sM
themseiyes TO the cause Of Education.
The House was 4ssisnsd s1 I .n e, feet s.
th;rfv q "a efuIly arranged, both a. resards VEN
aen and And ~ abs pup x.a TSe
nasks are separate made Of mahogany ana 20
placed that al the pupils under the immediate
Far firther particulars, address or apply to-,
au8-2m wi nc. 1 IIl1-1 :.
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INDIA RUBBER PENS!
MADE ENTIRELY OF RUBBER!
MANUFACTURED UNDER
ID YEA RS PATENTS,

bi IHE I4NDIi nc boEIt FElN JUMFANf,
81 LIBERTY STREET, NEW York,
Are for sale by Booksellers, Stationers and Rub
Der dealers generally throughout the United States
They have all the ELASTICITY OF the quill, without
the SCATTERING and scraping of that instrument,
{the points being perfectly smooth) and will last
longer.
They are, likewise, superior to the steel pen in
that they are MORE ELASTIC, WEAR LONGER, and
WILL NOT CoRRoDE.
The India Rubber Pens are peculiarly adapted to
the wants OF editors, lawyers. clergy students,
and professional men generally, being less tiresome
other pen now in use. They are cheaper than quifl
pens, and are offered at price not exceeding that
of the best steel pens.
The India Rubber Pens are put up in boxes, con-
tanning one gross EACH with holder So per gross,
and will be mailed, POSTAGE FREE, to any address.
upon receipt of the price.
A liberal discount allowed to the Trade, COLLEGES
Schools and Public Institutions Address
THE INDIA RUBBER PEN CO.,
je x73ms Office, 81 Liberty St. N. "
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THE INDIA RUBBER PEN CO.,
je 1s-3m. Office 81 Liberty st., N. Y.

CH0CKOE MILL-RICHMOND GROUND
~ PLASTER.-The subscriber begs leave to re-
turn his grateful acknow Judgments for the heavy
large, and North Carolina; and would state that he
IL now mahng improvements that will double the
capacity, and enable him to supply fresh GROUND
PLASTER promptly, exceeding any demand that
can at present exist
HIS stock will be entirely of Nova Scotia LUMP.
the richest and purest that be selected and ne
pledges q faithful adherence to his discrimination
has already gained.
~ To those who have been driyen from the use Of
Piaster-by application of Northern Ground-hs
JOIN T. cEAiB6RNE.
leU 5m No II Pearl street.
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"a arsSHh WI l5SfflEF3aass
i1sigl's 5sjSFSS 81
"a is i III 81. z; I. s4 .ss
~, ssss elsss.as Vic. Ally .ssaa.y .v..ias.
sss ss ss.:,1 Ssss
Leave Hlchmond daily. iexcept Sundsy,., q,
DfErys TaS IN grirsn:osfG; II c.
dails SUNDAY mornings sScepssds s.s pnfsyiasl
Sis r. NJ. and arrive IN Richmond at $50 A. III and
Throush from Richmond to Memphi, in q ftv.o,.
IA The above trains connect both nay. with n.
west. at the yunction. and with the Virginla c.c-
tral and r. 2 and bgtamac Railroad trains t. and
THROUGH ckets sold, and BAGGAGE checked thro,
!, 70, ,ss Tts es . sa d Ss fsr
vile Railroad eeT czSpB hfhG%G ss,.rn...s.,
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 'sd.1 IAN 1T ,
june 49, Rwo p All Iiss Pa Is EE
R1TRAINs will be run upon this Road a. iol.
The MAIL. TRAIN will leave Lynchburs stlaw
Leave Bristol at $50 A. NJ, and arrive 1t Lynshbvrs
The Fia .icstG;oMMopATIoN TRAY viii issv.
Ly nchburg at II p. NJ and arrive at Bristol at II A.
NJ. Returning, leave Bristol at go r. NJ, and ar.
rive at Lynchburg ut go A. M.
Throug h tickets from Richmond to the following
named Springs, to be had at the Richmond and
Dauvile Railroad Ticket Once:
To Buchanan, via Buford's Depot. .:.... 97n
To Rockbridgs Alum Springs via Buford's
To Old Sweet and Red Sweet. wa Bonssck's 10 So
To Greenbrier White Sulphur, via Bonsacks II 50
To Old Sweet and Red Sweet, via Salem. ii 50
TO GreenhrleI " hite Sulphur, VIA Salem. IL 30
To Roanoke Red Sulphur, via Salem -....... Is
To Old Sweet and Red Sweet, VIA Montyome-
ry White Salphur Springs. ...,......... nB
To Greenbrier White Sulpur, via Mentgome-
~ "; y. SpTi =; .,........;;, Is Is
To New River Springs, via Montgomery w.
s SPRINGS. $3.50; ,,...,,i..., n@
To Red Sulphur Springs, via Dublin, New
To Alies hany Springs platform, at shaws, "
To Mont omeIy WIS. Springs platform, at '"
Big Tunnel. .....--.-:..-... SIS
Springs via the Montgomery W: Sulphur sprlsss
stop al hght at the last NAMED beautiful watering
place. leave next morning at O'Clock by Kent,
Ficken & Peyton's fine line efStages,dine at Noun.
tain Lake. sup and odze at the Salt Sulphur Springs
and arrive at the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
to dinner.
A fne Graded road has recently been constructed
from the Montgomery White Sulphur SPRINGS via
the Mountain Lake to the Salt Sulphur SPRINGS
throug IN section oil country Astounding in scenery
of the most picturesque character.
h. IL. GILL, General Superintendent.
General Superintendent 0ffice,t
Lynchburg. June ~, 1859. ie 22-sm
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@ RICHMOND AND Pc
G3s TEHRRsSBg1T as IssIIE4s b

49, TTEEFSsSFF1T aT f EtIEFI,AR BE.
TWEEN RICHMOND AND NORTH CAROLINA.
From the 9Th day of March until the Ist of Septen
Der next, the Freight and Accommodation trains on
this road will leave Richmond and Petersburg on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at s
O'Clock, A. NJ, instead of clock, as before.
Arrangements have been made by this Company
for the prompt and punctual forwarding and asliye
~ OF all PRODUCE, GOODS or other articles of
freight designed for transportation either way, be-
tween Richmond and points between Petersburg
and Raleigh. Rldsway. Greensbors' Salisbury and
Charlotte. North Carolina a. low rates, without any
charge tqr forwarding, storage, nc. All such ar
plasnfp marked ..ro the care OF tho Freight Agent
Of the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, at Pc
tersburg.' by whom they will be promptly forward.
Petersburg, weh they require to be pre- paid far
as Raleigh, information may be had at the depot of
this Company, at Richmond,
T. II. WYNNE, sap't.
Office r. & p r. r. Co.,(
March 7, 1889. ( nah 9-ts
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FOR NORFOLk, OLD
81 NJ H POINT AND HAMPTON pa,

~r-, FOR MORE OLk, OLD
4 POINT AND HAMPTON. Per
HA1 - sons intending to visit either or
a of the above mentioned places win find the
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG and the NOR
FOLK AND PETERSBURG RAILROADS. At
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Companys
Office in Richmond, THROUGH TICKETS win
be sold at the following rates:
For Norfolk; first class passengers. S3g
Do. Second do. do. .......... 2l5
For Old Point or Hampton, return tickets for
the round trip good within Is days ; first
GO CLASS passengers ..'...--......-..... $50
Second do. do. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs
Straight tickets; first eli ass ................ 33
Do. second do. Observation-Disclosures. 23
These fares embrace the Steamboat charge from
Norfolk to Old Point. and they cover all expense
attending the transfer of PASSENGERS and Baggage
between depots In Petersburg and from the Cars
upon the Steamer at Norfolk.
At Norfolk, the Cars connect directly with
steamer, which has been engaged to run in con-
nection with the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad.
Passengers step from the Cars upon the Steamers
wharf
PASSENGERS by this route leave Richmond at 40
A. NJ, and breakfast IN Petersburg at g. reach Nor
IL NJ. allowing ample time for all preliminary room
arrangements and SALT WATER BATH before
dinner.
Passengers by this route have the privilege of re-
Hampton in the afternoon or by the same boa, next
day.
Passengers RETURNING from Old Point and
Hampton, leave Old Point at Sis A. NJ, and Hamp-
ton at !45 4. NJ, lin each case after the regular
breakfast reach Norfolk at TO- leave Norfolk at
p NJ; arrive in Petersburg at 425, and in Richmond
at 5f5 7. NJ, in time to connect with the trans
going on west same evening.
A-BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH,
EnxInepr N r
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THE EXERCISES OF MRS. S. REEDs

SCHOob Will he resumed at her residence,
corner 18th and Broad streets. on the first MON
DAY in October, for session OF nine MONTHS
The usual branches of an English course, with
French. Latin and Music. will be taught.
She viii he assisted by lady every way qualified
to assume the duties. Terms made known ap-
plication. Sc I-dtSS Il swt1O
EEMALE SCHOOL ON CORNER OF IST
AND CARY STS.-MRs. c. BARKSDALE
will resume the duties of her school on the LIST of
October, 1852 and the term will close on the 3Oth
of June, 1860
Having secured the services of a 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 uriucpal
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UNDERTAKING.


W IA. r. GHA - l. T. X,
esaf .E.=zs.z= CABINET MAKER,
FRANKLIN ST., Bet n 18th and 18th,
HAVING opened shop a. the above location; viii
ING, ALTERING. VANISHING, &c., of all
kinds OF FURNITURE, at the shortest notice.
He is also prepared to attend to all the branches
of UNDERTAKING, and soeits b call.
A- SHOP on Franklin street, between 18th and
14th. Sc I-3m
THE UNDERSIGNED RE-
u.s. sss.S5slzz..J TURNS his thanks to his friends
and customers for their patronage
in the UNDERTAKING BUSlN ESS for the last
ten years. He is, prepared To furnish COFFINS of
all sizes and qualities to suit the circumstances of
all WHO feel disposed 70 bury their friends genteelly
SERVANTS' COFFINS of all sizes; also,
SHEETS, SHROUDS, &c. on hand, at the corner
OF Franklin and 18th streets.
JEREMIAH SATTERWHITE.
au9-lms Agent for JOHN NETTLRs.
TURPIN. ROPER 4 MUIR
6sza $500 RAY, :
UNDERTAKERS,
Governor street, between Main and Franklin, Rich
mond, Va,
Keep constantly on band all kinds Of ready made
COFFINS AND metallic BURIAL CASES.
NH 2s-Iy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08

oA5Mx CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
GSGE The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making Establishment. on Lombard Al
icy, between Main and Cary 18Th and l4th streets
TEES, BAR0lCHES, BUGGIES with and without
teps. and suLklES-ali of his own make, Of the
be sold Us low as good work Of the kind can be in
the city OF Richmond, and respectfully ask a cali
from those IN want of any article in the Carriage
sell At the lowest prices possible and all work sold
that " new, warranted. MtcAJAH MANGCE,
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