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M NJ. 5. ROYSTER,

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Corner Cory and Virginia streets,
Richmond, Va,
Offers hia ssrvices for the sale and purchase OF
Mercnandl ne general, also, Flnnr " heat, Corn,
Tobacco, aud all descriptions of County prodnee.
Refers by permission, to Lewis webb. Esq,
Messrs DonlIp, M onoure Il CO., Messrs: Edmond,
Davenport & Co. Msssrs; Bacon a Basuk si'
Messrs. spence Il Reid, Baltimore; Messrs. Iwelis
& Co, Philadeph Thos. Monahan, Esq: New
York. au US
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SHOES AND TRUNKS eywYTS
s~S AT Low PRICES. EINaN

6. HELLER & CO., No. 1873 Broad street, are
now selling decidedly the cheapest of the best
quality BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C., IN the
State viz:
Ladies' fine Caters, with heels, at 81 Is; La
Dies fine Congress Caters. with heels, at 81 so;
Ladies' fine quality Morocco Bnots, with heels, at
SIPS GEN r1EMEN'S WEAR.
tents city made French Calf Boots, at SIS;
Gents city made French Cali oxford Ties, So +;
Gents city made French Calf Caters, ga; Gent 3
city-made French Calf Patent Leather Caters,
ga PEGGED WORK.
The largest stock and the cheapest in the State:
MEMS fine BrOgans, at 81 a pair; Womens Heel
ed Leather Boots, at rs cents pair; Children s
Heeled Leather Boots, at 50 cents a pair.
TRUNKS BONNET BOXES, &c,
OF the best and largest manufacture, only sold at
low prices at g. HELLER & CO.'S.
Broad st between 5th and 9Th,
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LA - Go: - To THE NoRTH.-lS6U.
EkK -x~NORTHERN G Mt RAIL
Baltimore, daily, except Sunday at 8 30 A, NJ,
and ats 80 P; NJ, for Niagara Falls, fare only ten
iton, all parts of Western New York and Canada
for Detroit, Chicago. Cincinnati st Louis. and al
parts of the West, Northwest and Southwest.
Travellers can go TO Detroit, Chicago, MIwau-
kle, NC. via Niagara Falls, at the same cost as BY
any other route.
A new route to New York is now open BY this
Road. via Harrisburg and Jersey City, with only
one change of cars. Fare So. Take the $50 A. N
train and 60 through by daylight. over hrst-osss
Roads and throu n a beautiful country. Try it,
kA Buy tickets only 10 Baltimore
JAS. C. CLARKE, Sap'a
john T. RIGHKT, Assistant Sup't. je l3-iy
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No. BALLARD HOUsE.-The sub

n No. 1 BALLARD HOOsE.-The sub
u scriter informs his friends and customers
that he has removed from hts Old stand
No. 81 Main street. 90 No. Ballard House, op-
posite the Exchange Hotel. whore he IT, prepared
tn serve them u The latest fashions of II MS and
CAPS Thankiol for past favors, he soicIts con-
se sMlm ~ vi" JOHN THoM PsON.
= sOUTaFRN HAT MANUFACTOkY-
u EsTA BIiSHED 1886 The subscriber respect,
fully invites the attention oil the merchants OF
Virginia and North Carolina to this extensive
stock of his own amt foreign MANUFACTURED
HATS Purchasers will find 1t to their interest to
call at his house previous To going further North,
as he is leaving nothing undone. sparng no ex-
pense or pains to keep the Southern trade at the
south. Goods sold in this house will be warrant
ed to compare favorsbi. In quality and prices with
goods coming from any other market. There vii
be found all the qualities of wool and FUR
HATS, from the lowest pnce 70 hat to the finest
quality .or gentlemen. Also BOYS and CHI IL
DREN'S HATS and CAPS. of all grades and
STYLES LAMBS RIDING HATS and LADIES
FURS. of all the various quantities
Purchasers will do well to- call and examine
So -ts JOHN DOOLEY. RIchm nd, Va.
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PUCKIN HAM HIGH SCHOOL
CHAS. W. CRAWLEY, A. M.
THOS. J. GARDEN, A NJ.

THIS Institution is within six hours travel from
Richmond, Petersburg, or Ly nchburg, upon the
stage route between Farmvllle and Bucking ham
Court House, and far from Any place of dissIpa-
ton. TERMS;
Only fifty pupils taken ,.,
The design of this School is n combine the NIL
itary with the common system OF school teas hing.
The session to open upon the first Ihursda. IN
February, 1851. Call at ths principal bookstores
in the State aud see Prospectus of the Schoo. or
apply IhoS oAhurN;
A2.1
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N u. A. STkkCH Err, agent, continues
80 10 carry on business al has I'D stand, No. 3
! u Main street, opposite the Old Market, VI tn
liza new and fresh imported stock of DRUGS,
~ r.pIClN Els and CHEMICALS which ne is re-
caIving direct from the best markets in Europe,
and solicts the favor of old customers, tre nds
and the public generally, to patTonize him with
their taVors. promising the most sCrupulous at
tention, reasonable prices and honesty. .
His own preparations. such as the GERMAN
TlNCTURE OF C0LCHlOUM, now universally
recommenoed and preferred BY the Richmond
NJ eGica Faculty. and Iii fact, al over the United
states he continues to prepare in the most con
seisDt.ous manner, lltewIse his remedies for
cutaneous diseases, which have cured thousands
aud his artihciRl Mineral Waters. for certain dis
eases never fail to give instant relief
au 20 I'm q. A STRECKER. Agent.
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a WIN. L. MOORE eco. 2O7 Broad stree
BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

n REMOVABLE STERN & BRO. would
III most respectfully inform their friends al the
public generally that thew have removed from
tnelr I07 the large and commodions store 81
Ma street, so long occupied By John Thompson,
Esq and have opened with large and well Sc
lected stock Of Mems Women's, ChIdrens and
Servants BOOTS and SHOES, CATERS, &c 9,
which they offer to sell whoesa and retail at very
low prices H. STERN Il BRO,
Sc lO--2W 81 Main street.
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NOTICE. 1921

49,, q s-s.sSssszss TO PAS nc KSTUVVp'
RANGEMENT.- fMPORTANT TO TRAVEL
TICKETS AND THROC6H
CHECKS.-GREAT NORTHERN R0l TE-CaT-
rying the great United States Mail. Twice daily
SUNDAY night excep tedl between Richmond AeI
andrIa, " ashIns,on Baltimore, Phliade Phia, Nss
York, and all important points West, VIA Acqut'
Creek and Washington over she Richmond, Fred
ericksburg & Potomac Railroad, to the potomss
river, rs miles, and by splendid and comiortats
miles IN seven hours; being comfortable and per-
fectiy safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure: $50, A. NJ, and 7, 7. NJ
BAGGAGE, under charge of Special AEena
CHECKED THROUGH 20 " ASKING ton, Bslnmois'
Philadelphia and New York. ..-,-,,.
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rO FALL iMPsnTAfioNs. IN
1880 WN
~ WIN; r. RUTLEK & gON, Wff6
Importers and Jobtsrs OF cHiS1, EARTH "
WAkh and GLASS, coal. OIL LAMPS, LOOK;
lNG, Gbh5sts, BRITANNIA WARE. PLATED
OooD", FANCY ARTICLES, < c., have received
OF their own importation from Engl land. direct to
THIS port, and from the American manufactures,
avery large and varied assortment of
CHINA,
EARTHENwAKE,
GLASSWARE,
FANCY GOODS, &c, &C.,
the whole comprising the most. complete stock
they have ever offered TO the Southern trade.
Importing their own Goods direct, as they have
done for twenty five years, they can and will sell
"a low as any Jobbing h house, North or South. and
respectfully ask an examinatIoD OF their stock by
Southern merchants aud the public generally.
Superior STONE WARE. at factory prices.
EA Goods packed with great care, and forward
ed with the least possible delay. Be4-2w
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Il The Seventh Session begins OCTOBER ISL,
1860, and ends the last of June, 1851.
The increased prosperity Oh the past session en-
couragcs the Presdept In the effort to make the
Institution yet more deserving OF the large patron
and the high literary character 1t has acquired
Its Faculty Is large and able, its buildings which
have an ample playground Attached are beautl-
fully located and thoroughly furnished, Its appa-
ratus costly and compile te It's course ofstudy COM
prehensive and thorough
The English Course, as will be seen from our
Catalogue, is unusually large. and il is made es-
peeially prominent throughout. Languages are
ntal disc pine. which seems the true end of the
study but, IN French particularly, conversation
is also arefuly attended to.
The Muslca! De partmeht remains In charge of
Mr.. CLAPP, and Mr.. c. c. MERA has been added
70 Charles n; H. Winston, A ,tUnv. DIVA Prssl
dent and Prof Of Moral Science and English Lit
Rev j. l.. Burrows, D. D., Evidences of Chris
uanty.
James Leigh Jones, A: NJ, UNIV. ofVa.,) Mathe-
r. A. Lewis, H. D., Natural Sciences.
frof. F; Emion. !of Paris French,
Miss MsIr isftWieh. praWinr. palntins. &c
John W Reeve, Penmansh,p.
Miss N. s. Valentine, English Branches.
Mrs. Ann L; Mallory, Preparatory neeartment.
N B. Clapp, Principal of Musical Department
&C. Mera, Piano,
The President VI i'll hear the recitations of the
classes at regular Intervals giving special atten-
non 10 the pupiIs.
TERMS FOR NINE MON THIS.
tHaf PAYABLE Oct. ], l86U-Tenailder Feb. Is, 81
Engiiah Tuition, Preparatory Derartment..S 30 %
English Tuition. Colleglats Depa rtment... 90 w
| Ancient and Modern Language , each ----. ~ 10
Music on Piano, with Vocal Music. ID W
Music on Guitar, 20 10
| Use of Instrument for prsotising.-.-. 90
Vocal NJ usio aloLe, taken by all IN classesl 00
ing -. - 49,. - - -- 20 90
Oil Painting. .;---...-..-. .-.... 50 90
IF ...-- -... $50 90
Washing. ..-..-. ....s,---- ~ w
A reduction of ass-f oRrtA to Minfstsfs. :
A-No extra charges. Pupils provide BOOKS
and Stationery a, their own expense. In case OF
pro.racted sickness, deduction viii be made for
absence.
Boarders are members of the Presidents faIni-
ly. Money to meet their Incidental expeuafs
should be deposited with him, and all letters for
them ssnt to biE csrc.
Catalogues. con tanning full details, may he oh
Presl lent. CHAA, ii. WINSTON, =
sst-atm .fJdEt4 R.Gaaold, W,
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GEORGE is. STEEL.
hS DENTIST.
~IIO Othce and ReSdence SoutRsde of Main,
between 18th ana sth sts., five doors above Cren
shaw's New Hotel. Richmond, Va.
Having experience of ten years ia ais profes-
sion, he feels confident of giving satisfaction to
those who mag favor him with their patronage,
mn l5-6m
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FALL ABE. 1Oe0

FALL TRADE. 1890
ROB'T l.. DICKINSON, successor to Bin
ford, Dickinson h Wesiger.l No 70 Main street,
Richmond, Va thankful for the liberal patronage
bestowed on him by his friends and the pubic gem
orally. Invites their attention to his large and e1
tensive stock of HATS, CAPS, FURS. &c. com
pTisng every style manufactured for the season,
which will be sold at wholesale and retail To pune
tual customers on the most favorable terms Mer-
chants of Virginia Ncrth Carolina, and Teunes-
see, visiting the city, respectfully solicited to
call and examine for themselves before purchas-
ing. liserai discount made to those who pur-
chase for cash.
IN WIN. L. MOORE Il Co. POI Broad street,
~ are now receiving portion of their FAL
STICK of HATS and CAPS, to which they
would respectfully call the attention of their Gus
toners During the season their stock will be kept
full bs the addition of every thing In their line
suitable to the season. DRESS II ATS, of the latest
fashions on hand and made to order IN any desired
st, lie or shape. Thankful for the patronage so lib
orally bestowed during the past easou, they solicit
and hope, by strict attention to business, to merit
q continuance OF the same. - ~
VIM. r. MOORE,
Nj. j LEONARD,
No. @7 Broad street.
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M- TO THK LADIES OF RICH

exrsssA@S MOND.-I wish to call yonf sttentiop TO
my assortment of LADIES', MISSES AND
CdILDREN'S SHOES, embracing a great va
riety OF styles, among which are the following:
Ladies' Heeled Kid and Morocco Slippers; La
dies Heeled KID and Morocco Bootees; Ladies'
Heeed Kid Congress Boots; Ladies, Heeled Cloth
Boots, new style; Ladies' Morocco and KID Boots
without heels; Misses Heeled Morocco and Goat
Booees MsseF tIeeled C9pgress and slds- Laced see
pers; Misses Heeled French Boots, new style;
Chi!aren's Heeied K!d and Morocco Slips and An
without heels; Childreu's Copper Tigt Bootees,
without heels; Children French ntll Boots, new
that may lie needed A call is solicited, at the
fashionable emporium, No. 90 Nam st.
JNO. c. PAGE, IR.
~ LADIES' HEELED CATERS.
<sSsS We are in receipt of about 600 pairs OF
heeled Caters, fresh from the manufacturers;
varying in price from 5 rs to 81 50 per pair
Those In want of nice pair OF Caters at small
cost, can be supplied by calling at
MARCUS HARRIS BROS,
Next to American Hotel.
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TAILORING, &c.

a. ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE.
NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER
Nk GOODS.-MARKS' NELSON 2i0 Broad
VIZ street, has returned with q splendid stock
--A- of CLOTHS CASSIMERES and VEST
!NGS. Also. a hne assortment of READY
JADE CLOTHINGt to which he invites his friends
and customers.
N. B-GOODS made up at the shortest notice,
and warranted To fit | have also a few pieces of
bRECklNRlDGEG GOODS. sc linn
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UGUsTA FEMALE SEMINARY,

JOHN B. TINSLEY, Principal.
The next session of this institution will COM
mence on MONDAY, the Path of September, and
close the last week Of June following.
TERMS Foo THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR:
Board, including washing, fuel and lights $50
Tuition IN the English branches. S25 to-. 40
Music, with use of Instrument .-.-..-... 81
Ancien and Modern Languages, each. ...,..... 30
Drawing and Painting IN Wafer Colors, each. 20
Painting in Oh. IS
RA- For Circulars or further particulars, apply
to the Principal au 25-t &cw3w+
MR.. LEFEBVRE SUHOOA.-The next
vi session of our School begins on the FIRST
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1860, and terminates on the
LIST day of June, 1851:
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60 EAPEDiIEOIS. COMFORTABLE
A.xAAYp MOST ECONOMICAL ROUTE To TBa
e. yIRGLNLA SPRINGS, VIA THE RICE
M0SD AND DANVILLk, SOUTH-SIDE, AND
VIRGINIA i TENN ESs EE RAILROADS AND
OPPOSITION LINES OF STAGES, insurnE 10
the trave Ter ample room, attention and low fares
For Greenbrer White Sulphur and the Sweet
Springs, tickets to Bonsack's Depot Sc 20; thence
b opposition lines of stages 10 the Sweet Springs
BY the present rate Of Stag, fare, 81, and
to the Gresnbrler White Sulphur, 50 30. beng
$3.50 TO the Sweet ard 50 20 to the Green,
srier White Sulphur Springs. There are also op
position lines of STAGES running from Salem depCt
via the Roanoke Red Sulphur SPRINGS, and q Ina
Of STAGES from the Montgomery White Sulphur
Springs, via the Mountain Lake and Salt Suiphng
Springs To the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
For Corners Springs, purchase tickets to Bon
sacks Depot, price $500
For Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs, purchass
tickets to Salem Depot, price S740.
For Allegheny Springs, purchase tickets to
ShawsvIlle. price IS 05.
For Montgomery Whits Sulphur Springs. pur-
chase tickets 10 Big Tunnel, price So IS.
For Yellow Sulphur Springs, purchase tickets to
Christ anshurg Depot, price aS.45.
For Old Bed Sulphur Springs, purchase tickets
To Dublin Depot, price 50 10 +. n GILL,
je l9-3m GEL Sup't Va. Tenn. R.
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tOK's LiNE.-FAhygEI
e2.aIryse.@ .s1 BOATS to LYNCHBURGT H3Ssss
kzs<esaN~k-k-TIME a WEEk-TUESDAls

THURSDAYS ano SATURDAYS.
Bost TEMPEST, Capt. Taos. ENErr.
B0N MERCHANT, Capt. GEO. G. LAYSx
EoN BRISTOL, Capt. CHAs. ]. JOHNSON.
Ho.i ]. j, IRBY, Capt. VIM. F. CNSvxLAsa
Boat FAME. Capt. WG. IL. PARSONS,
Boat OLIVIA, Capt J. PETERs.
d bess Boats are all of the SfstC coInnsnoe
by careful ana experienced Captains, and e."
promptly as advertised. The Subscriber haaHI
1 Nm p cox, Agent
at.h. shad no.L - in Taar of old (,aa WON
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PASSENGERS breakfast aud sup at Ashland and Gns
on bua I'd the comfortable steamer between AesAa
Greek and Washington.
M For further Information, apply at this oaoe
N JAS. B. WINSTON. Gen'l TickssAs't
H.H'f Ruth sup't.
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FISHER * sffEPss ERD

- FISHER * sHEPs4ER
GD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
fE DRUGGI SITS,
la Have on hand and re continually receivlng,
supplies of FRESH ard RELIABLE MEDI
CINrS, DRUGS. CHEMICALS, PAINTS. OILS,
and which they offer to cash customers at very
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.Ngs MUsiO.-Mlss Y r. MARTIN will ave
tN4Ei instruction in Vocal and instrumental MU-
A4SIC, piano aud Gaitar , after the lat of Sep
he nlbes. Mt her mathef's re sidenoe. s4 f..
For terms apply at the house, Leigh street be-
tween " and ". s5sHrF ssN-lR
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'}sHE COR who have not ct
- purchased their supplies of U NJ Nj r. X
CLOTHING, can do 80 now on more favorable
terms than ever before. Our stock is complete
with every article of Gentlehep,s~Wearing Ap-
parei, the whole OF whica we ara selling at such
reduced prices as have never, hasa nor Gap pc
eoualied for the pur pose of MAKING ptsom for The
approaching (FalD season. fne following is q
Condensed catalogue OF our stock:
Black Cloth Dress SUITS of all qualities.
Fancy Cass. Business Suits, Of every description.
Beautiful Marseilles Vests, IN endless VARSITY.
Black Silk Vests. H. ared and plain. =.
Alpaca and Drap d Etc Coats. Pants ana Vests
laIse apply of Linen and MaTset les Goods.
A full assortment of Furnishing Goods,
Boys Clothing at low prices
All of the above Goods we guaranta. 70 ne per-
= = - los, corner Main aud lsth streets.
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MISS ELIZARETH L. READ
Will omen a school at the above place, 18TH SEP-
TT HE,R 1861 for SMALL BOYS AND GIRLS
she has had considerable experience, and refers
to Mr. 4 I PENDLKToN, MIS- Dr. CHARLES BAR
NV Mis- A. BkooK and with confidence to any
of her former patrons; a ma
TERMS, semi annual in advance-S20 to $50,
according to advancement.
Apply at Mrs NJ. j. PENDLEToN's, 4th street,
between Main and Franklin, or by mail.
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One hall payable on the LIST of October, 1860, and
the remainder On the 18TH of February, 1851
and TO any OF the former patrons OF the school,
Catalogues OF the Seminary, containing more
detailed Information, be obtained at any of the
Bookstores, or BY applieHtpp 70 the undsrsiy ned
] ~ 38-SM A. NJ. DUPUY, Richmord,Ns.
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DemORstrator OF Anatomy. .:..-.-. To %
The Catalogue, containing fuller information,
will De forwarded to those who may apply for IT..
and specified inquiries will be answered nv letter.
l.. \. JOINES, M. D.,
an 2l-2aw4y Dean of the Faculty.
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JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY,
j 25rH, BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH SITS,
CHURCH HILL.
The Fifth Annua! Session of this School will
commence MONDAY, September l7th 1860.
TERMS, per session of ten mOnths-S30, 81 and
$50; one half payable list January, 1861, the re-
maIIder lst July, 1851. -
-, prIncjnat.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
~ j. WOODY ARD.
S~ DE- TIST,
S-ALLO Office adjoining q w JovEs', on Main,
between 8 and 10th SITS keeps selection of
TEETH, of the latest improvements in color,
shape and strength, which he VIII insert IN the
best style, and to suit the necessities vi all pc ssh
bic cases. Sc linn
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Gsst - AND pANVIILE 1861.
as - RA lLROAD.-SCMMER An
RANGEMENT.-TOT dE VIRGINIA SPRl Ms
AND THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
Leave Richmond, daily Sundays excepted A.,
A. M l., for Junction, lBurkevile. j Lynchturg. Br.
toll, Knoxville. Dalton, Chattsnooga, Atents
Nashville, Grand Junction, Mem phis, Nontroms
~. Mobile, Jackson, Vicksburg and New Orlesn,
Leave Richmond daily, Except Sundays) Al:
o'clock, a. NJ fOr Danville, Va, apd GreenshoTo
NC. Also, for the Montgomery White, Yslto.
gu phur, Allegheny, Sweet, Red Sweet. Whlts
Sulphur, Salt Sulphur and Red Sulphur Sprngs
RETURNING.
Leave D9nville daily, except Sundays a,
O'clock A. M, and Junction (Burkevillel 1910 A.
M. and arrive in Richmond at LILO p. M. "
The NJ all and Passenger Trains connect bo,h
ways with the South-Side Railroad trains 70 ard
from the Southwest at the junction, and with fbs
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
trains, To and from the North at Richmond and
with the York River Railroad. Also, with he
James River Steamboats, to Norfolk and Old POM,
a. For Through Tickets and further informs
ton. apply az the Ticket 0ffoe.
e2l-ts CHAS. g. TALC0TT, Sup',
r-1xsv-s-ex,zz-, THROUGH To >IAG
go gt@szss 49, hRA!!-Through tickets oaa
of the RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG and
POTOMAC RAILROAD, to
ELMIRA.
BUFFALO.
WILLIAMSP0RT, and
NIAGARA FALLS
jy i9-ts SAA'L RUTH. Sup't
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JEFFERSON CLASSICAL AMI tom
u MERCIAL SCHOOL. on Main. between 18th
and 10Th streets. under the direction OF W. J. u.
WILLIAMS, A. NJ.
The exercises of this School were resumed
September 3fd. 1850. AS there vacant seats
parents should apply Immediately. For further
particulars apply at my residence above the school
rnom sc 4-2w
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StLECT CLASSICAL AND C"MnEsK

ScIII sCs0oI. Fer aoYs AND YOUNG
MEN on Franklin between Sth and 9.h streets
EDWARD w. CONE. A. NJ. PrInci2nnth
Tue 9th annual session will commence on MN
DAY. Sept. 18th. o,.,
For terms, A o.. see circulars at the eo@kstoLes'
ss l0-im f.. VI II.
changed Inv vocation. and thus necessarily WILL
drawn Fl I'M my connection As partner WIN Mr f
" CONE IN the Classical aad CONNIE clat Senooi'
desire, most cordially, to recommend MN 10 iIt1
fnenGs and others who may WISH to place tAeiI
sons IN charge of a CONSCIENTIOUS. eMele3t, anu
cor peta M instructor. HORACE p. SM III,
- 4 !
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"A. First Pre- uuns awarded by the Virginia Al
ricuitural Sooiei ' and Mechanics Institute.
THE UNDERSIGNED nave formed q GO
sIOE BUSINESS, under the firm of LEWIS
WEBB 4 JOHN g. WADE. They I'LL ave par
CORN and TOBACCO. They occupy the store and
lumber house No. 60 Main street, long occupied BY
Lewis Webb. LEMiS Ebb1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13

Mrs DR. RUST bess to announce that there
LNl are vacancies in her Private Class for YOUNG
LADIES, which will re- open OClOhE K lsT, 1860,
at her residence Main street, between 9TH and Sth
The number Of pupils being limited to eight, earlt
appcatlons are res peotfullv requested. aul 2m "