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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-03
RICHMOND FEMALEINSTITUTE.

VHE Seventh Session begins OCTOBER isr 1850 and ends the
Il last Of June 1861.
prosperity past session the Pres
den the effort make the Institution deserving Of The
large patronage and the high literary character has achieved
Faculty large able buildings (which have ample
play ground attached beautifully loo tied and orougy urn
She'd It's apparatus costly and compete s Of study com
Eng course will catalogue, is unuSu
guage taught methods best adapted secure mental
discipline which ..s@ The true end Il study Sps In french par
The usea Department remains In charge Mr. CLAP and MI
O. O. MEnA has been added H 70 II
ChAa H. winston A. NJ, univ OF va President and Prof Of
Rev J L. Bur ows b. D.. Evidences Of Christianity.
James Leigh Jones' A NJ UNIV OF vA Mathematics and Ian
'' n a. Lewis NJ D., Natural Sciences
Prof Emion OF Paris) French
senor Carlos c. Mera spanish and Italian.
Miss MARY L Lehwieh, Drawing Paating, 4o
Miss ROYAL English branches.
Nils N g. Valentine, English Branches.
Miss Jane g sanaTd, Preparation Department
Mrs. Ann Mallory, PreParato Department
Miss Mary LsthrOp pA,atory Department
IN. B. oaPp Principal Musical Department
o. a Ericsson Guitar
ulSs Intervals giving special attention the Primary pupI
Half PAYABLE Oct I, tSfJ- nder Feb. 10, 1861
English Tut on P'spsratoTy Depart en'' 90 90
Ancient and No tern Ian .uAgss, escb........ 90 90
Music on Piano with Vocal Music ..-......... 20 20
Use Of Ins,rument for practising ............ 100
Vocal Music alone (tSSen by all In clAsses).... 90
Drawing NeedlewCrk, or Grcelan Painting 90 10
Board including everything except washing %
reduction Of oatJoaca 10 Ministers
EW-No extra charges
n OF prOrAeied sickness ductOn will be made for
absenee
their nc1elt should be deposited with him. and all let
Catalogue containing details may be obtained at the Book
CHARLES H. WINSTON,
au6-d6c2Ln Richmond,
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UR. LEFEBVRE's SCHOOL.


TIHE NEXT SESSION Of school begins tie FIRST DAY
OF OCTOBER 1860, and terminals the last day Of june
1851.
In consideration OF the almost unprecedented that
attended Efforts cannot refrain ron expressing thank
man, friends and patrons and think be
pArioned briefly referring OF the many advantages
foded which the permanent prosperity OF all such
The buildings are large comuoou planned for the wants
and requrt1ns large female nstu srdlng al
most UNI ed advantages convenience
pupils Only ladies will occupy the chamber
except when three may prefer to room together
The Principal has made female alton the study and business
Of Ids e aud has been engaged IN successful teaeng Tor
upwards o. twenty Year. bis assistants are well qualified and ex
peenotd selected with especial reference the branches under
their charge and sufficiently tried In this institution to be refer ed
Our System Of educaon complete While the
facilities Afforded for perfection In IN aecompshnt
female education the Creates care The acquire
sound practical learning the and judgment
" Ignored diary dependent the former
daily system consists essentially In elSe searching exAmln
atoms careful explanations and familiar lectures The
ued many 10 instruction In the French department has
proved eEnsn' successful 1t language Of the family and
much time and attention gvenindeed every facility Afforded
enable those pupils boarding with 1, acquire accurate
knowledge Of and speak with eEse and huenoy the French Of
conversation, In this respect nnk school pos
advantages which only be equaled by few institutions Of
Music Vocal and Instrumental Drawing and Painting both
nom models from nature under the charge Of Professors
enenty qualified In their yaous branches Most Of hese In
trueto are employed to teach exclusively school, by
dvvong heir time and attention entirely to pupils ad
vantage may be Afforded for the aequ Son OF these accomplish
ments
such rules and regulations enforced pro-
the welfare and Interest Of all the pupils
p LEFEBvRE, A. w. Principal Natural Philosophy Ltera
ture Moral and Mental Philosophy, French.
Wa WILLIAMS A. B.. Vice Principal Astronomy Mathematics,
CHEMISTRY History, Latin
Rev so GArIwOOD A M formerly Professor William Mary
College.
Mn GRACE BEsNETr, English Branches.
Miss MARY O. GoRDoS Ehgah Branches.
senor CARLOS CAKDoyEE MKR1, spanish and italian.
sosuRiNA ERRA, Vocal Music.
sgsORUNA MARETTA EKBA, Piano
JouS A. CALYo Drawing and Painting
WV GRABLu. Piano. Organ, Sacred Musio.
O. W THftnw, Piano.
HERcH scHSupEE Harp.
o. ERIcssoS, Guitar.
Rev Gro wooBEDoE and the Rev FRLEK BLE kind
ly taken charge Of The Bible Classes
uanp rpg YAupFC WAN
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~ AUTUMN SALES 81
A SUPERB ASSORTMENT.
WATKINS q FICKLEN,
wiptEsALE RsTAI nKALERsN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,

WATKINS q FICKLEN,
WintEsALE AND RsIGL DKALES5
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
l5g MAIN 81, EIOHMONO
Appeclatng e liberal patronage friends, would In
form an ,no aud retail buyers that are reeeSng and
opening stock for
AUTUMN AND WINTER SALES,
which, In extent richness vari,tv suposes that Of any
vous season Having purchased with than ordinary
oreehey Of frt "We venture TO assure TIE closest bny
in this country The folowing some OF the leading
styles: -. ,,-,,-- ,,oo,-
Splendid Embroidered Black and coored SILKS
Br0cade ant Strped do
HEAVY Cold 90 fdei, Ref AMI Tsneta do
Elegant Grey Grounds. with bright hyureI
The heaviest and richest BLACK SILKS for full dress and
Beautiful pain ,nd Broeads Grey and Black PoP,INs
NALENrIAS nj yEL0NAs very neE and beautiful
all Kinds Of LANES DRIES Go"Dsfrom the cheapest to
the most extensive fabrehe nesie styles and beet value Tor
the price will be found.
in EMBRoiDERIEs and ELEGANT LACE GOODS. sock viii
very and complete embracing Of the hEest
goods i~ported int. the county
Ia GsN LEMENs WEAR Cloths Cessimeress and Nestrgs;
81 aud wogen VnderwaEe Hsi,rv Gloves Has Crsvais
and shas Hikf SC Everything for comp exc outai will be
HOUSEKEEPING GoOns-Best Linen and Cotton sheeDFs and
Pillow Casn, Daraask Towels, hueksbaess, NspkinA very
''' ClRrET AND CURTAIN DEPARTMENT
Having aed up especially for this de
pansut facilities supply iae wants OF the trade are great
To Al grades of VELVET Tapers B-usses Ingram CAR
PETS Plain and Figured BOOKING ard FLOOR CLorHsvet
Br-ea'rIe wor.ied namask Muslin and Lace CURTAINS.
In due ana reiium
WHITE CGMBqiSs CHECK MUsLINs,
RRiLLTANrES WF tCilED oNG CLOTHS.
and al superior STA LIZ GOODS supply very large and p
FL ,STATIoN GOODS OF HEAVY vrgnl, Pulled Cloths, all
wdh Extra Heavy rneys satne Rauket' sr,Tn
pat all Some these goods ofsuPeor quail
iy, and fBcpr - Gnd.
I'D n
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VNVSSOLUTION.-Thec concern Of RAwLIsGs FoLLAD,Y
is tins Jay dissolved by T.. G. Rasirg cling TO A. L. mol
iay Interest In ssd Therefore, all persns
Indebted said TO- nego re- h. rent other e,
will make payment A. Holiday and ell perots having
The for ls other wise vii present
tn him, he will .t,!e up the iArS ~ the concern
y q. RAWLINGS
Sent 18th 1850 A. L. H0LLADAY.
gned will continue iu the busne1' Of TIE
all Us braneh and soil lis the cen nuapee Of e
patronage nnersly bssiOEed the He
his and prompt sndeavors 10 give satisfaction and
experience Of to assist him. BE- ieyes that he
viii be Aile 10 do 90. A. L. HOLLADAY,
sy24-lml 12thst Main and Gary, Richmond, Va
4 OOO SQUARES OF BUCKINGHAM SLATE
OOO for sale which can be delivered at any pon on the
Canal By giving days nSree Ny address New Canton,
40 9S%u Ro O. NICHOLS.
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sourHlRN rouR BIZ RAILRO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23

". Z. LINDSEY, Esq, who has come to this
country at the request of Lord JOHN RUSSELL,
(bu,, as he himself states, not in an onicial
capacity) TO consult with the merchants of
New York on various points, has been re-
ceiyed by the New York Chamber Of Com
merce in very respectful and courteous
manner Mr.. LINDSEY urged chiefly upon
the Chamber that at present the penalties
We're not uniform in the cases Of collisions at
sea, so that no ship-owner could know the ex-
tent OF his liability In certain cases Of collision
WIN vessels OF another nation. The Commit.
zee recommended that they be made uniform
ne also stated that at present American yes
seis were not by law compelled to carry lights
AZ sea, ana the committee recommended tho
passage OF law by Congress RENDERING hi.
compulsory. 1t even believed prohah,s ,,.,
foreign ships will be allowed TO ob,sin -
tration in foreign ports, and that the coas IL
trade will be thrown open, England rel,n
gushing in return her light duties, passing
tilis, local charges and compulsory pilotage
A coniem rorary justly remarks, that the mos,
important point Of all is the di sposition mani
tested 10 meet fair statement Of our presen t
International Arrangements In a frank and
friendly spirit, and improve them as far IA
practicable. New York appears To far bettar
sd vantage In her Chamber Of Commerce dis.
cussing aud arranging commercial matters
with the Commercial representatives { Z q rsat
Britain, than In dancing attendance un,r
Japanese ambassadors or tho reprssen tativss
OF English royalty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23

JAMES RIVER AND kANAwHA COMPANY
The 10Th Annual Meeting of this Company
was held at it's Office in this city last eNeling
On motion of Gen. VIM. b. Taliaferro, Col
PHILIP ST. GEORGE Cooke was called TO the
Cnair
The meeting being called 10 order, the Sec
retary commenced the call of the roll, from
which il appeared that quorum was present
in person or by proxy.
Inc President, Col. Ellis, announced his
readiness to read the annual report, which
was dispensed With, on motion OF MT Grat-
tan, and the same distributed in printed form.
The President informed the stockholders
that since closing the report just submitted,
he had received a letter from Ernest de Bellot
des Minieres, dated Bordeaux, October lst.
Mr. De Bellot arrived in Paris on the Goth
Septemb her and soon after left for Bordeaux,
the place OF residence of his family, in eonse-
quence of the principal persons connected
with the proposed Virginia Canal Company
being in Algeria. Awaiting their return, he
would remain at Bordeaux until the 18th. He
writes that his hopes are more than ever good
that the political horizon, though much cloud
ed, does not alarm him, and that he is hlghly
gratified 1T his brothers impressions in refer
ence TO the agreement OF the first of Sep,em-
Der.
On motion of Gen. Taliaferro, the report
was referred to a committee OF thirteen, with
instructions to report at a meeting 10 be held
tonight. The President appointed the fol-
lowing as the committee, who will meet at the
Company's office, at 0 O'Clock this morning,
viz: Messrs. w. B. Taliaferro, Sam1 McCor-
kie, ]. b. Dorman, z: K. Grattan, Z. i. Banks
r. M Cary, B. w. Haxall, II. =. Cabell, DR.. o
a Crenshaw, S. ID. Denoon.
The meeting adjourned, ID meet at half-pas
O'Clock tonight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23

The N. Y. Times has entitled itself to the
premium for the invention of sensation arti-
Giles In connection with the Prince Of WALES.
No other newspaper has been able to come
within gunshot of It. We may add that DO
other newspaper can boast OF having attract
ed the atten ton of the Royal party. Lake the
fellow who exultingly declared that the King
had spoken to him, and when asked what he
said, replied that he told him 10 ''get out Of
the way. the 7Sues may plume itself upon
having brought out the Duke of NEWCASTLE,
even though IL was only TO stamp with false
hood the asser ton Of the Times, that the Prince
had been insulted In Richmond. The Times
next tried Its hand upon Trinity Church, but
i;s fables were promptly exploded by the clsr-
symen in charge and by the enthusiastic tri-
butte of the royal party at Mr.. Consul ARCH
BoLp's dinner to the order and solemnity of
the religious services The Times, in no wise
discouraged. next represented that the Prince
and suite were greatly delighted with Mr.. Sc
WARD, and extended q cordial invitation to
him to visit England. The Prince promised
SEWARD, no doubt that he would always find
the la ich-string out, and a knife and fork rea.
dy for him, and told him to drop i'll at any
time and make himself perfectly at home
w ny knOulu the ffWeS ut uOutst dUCut the
matter, or attempt to conceal the fact that the
Prince and Seward were as intimate rs Solo
MON PILL and the Lord Chancellor Its la.
test invention, the Times can propagate in per-
feet safety, for Of course the royal party, from
considerations of deieacy, will not deny the
soft impeachment"
The New York correspondent of the Boston
Courier states that, at the New York ball, the
swell fashionable mob of that city squeezed
the Prince black and blue. some of them coming
up behind him and feeling his arms, and &C.
| tually pinehiag him, and one gentleman taking
hold OF him and urging him to dance with his
wife. At Albany, there was such a crowd OF
women around his carriage that it could hardly
| make its way through the streets. Why don't
| The Times civilze its own bar barians instead
| of inventng libels upon Southern men and
manners
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A Useful Military Book

ON I"faHtry Camp Duty, Field Forti!featiOa and
Coast Defence. Prepared and arranged by L.
V. d. Washington: SIEBKRT.-This is a mere
pocket book in size, but it is crowded with in
struction for military men-instruction gath
cred and condensed from the great bulk of
works on military science. 1t encloses grains
of wheat, threshe IA it were out of the great
stack-is simple, convenient, and comprehen-
sive 1t is from the pen of Captain LEWIS
BUCHHoLTz, OF this city, gentleman who has
seen service on the continent OF Europe, and
who is an accomplished officer. For sale at
the principal Bookstores
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23

ma VIsIToRs TO THE FAIR, and all others who
need a fine Double or single q UN. RIFLE or r s.
Toll, can now supply themselves on reasonable
terms, By calling at WALSH'S Gun Emporium No.
60, lam st. We have never seen more beaut
full supply of sporting appearances than W ALsH
has on hand, and We are quite sure that he g sell
ing everything In his line, at such prices, Wi II
induce all who call to purchase Every country
gentleman should not only have superb fowling
pt ce, bat the best ammunition, and if he wishes
to bs prepared for sudden emergencles, he will
ind a COLTS FlVE SHOOTER very conye-
nient. WALSH has all;hess in perfection. Then,
too, he has BOWIE KNIVES and game KNIVES.
TACKLE. and WALKING CANES, and Game
Bags and Canteens, and Caps and Wads, and
20 der, Shot and Balls. all of the very best, and
ones bear ind his number, and when "sIght
seeing" about the streets, give him CALL for We
assure the that 1e is reliable IN ali he says, and
will sell little cheaper than similar articles can
be bought elsewhere His number Is 6O, north aide
of Main street, near 15th where true sports
mar can supply his every want for tie field or the
water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23

IA MIRROR, PoRrRAIT AND PicrURE FRAMES of
syeTy description. and to suit all tastes can he
found at J. V. SUSpBgRG & Co IS store, 2G9 Main
street. LOCKING GLASSES OF all sizes.
N. B.-We open this morning a hne assortment
of new EaGRAyINGs. l..
"a Orders executed at short notice Remember
the place, 200 Main street, square above the Post
Ofice. Il oc 23-3t- j. ". SUSDBRRG ~ Co.
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ACiTizHns AND STRANGERS shosld not faIl to
ISL Hm aAEs' Mammoth fhotog raph and Ambrot. pc
scientific and artistic manner You will not be de-
s d..nea more than ten minutes to have one or
rsssnn sahseh, no matter how great the rush Prices
street, Eagle Square. 90 N A uh
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IA Thor ley's Food N
TILE AND no q 8 4 s
TFSTfMONIAi


Thore,. roaa for r0 Ga.as II hav. found by
expsrIenee having imported it before an agenoy
was established IN this oountry-to be the test
compound with which am ACQUAINTED for fatten-
Ing and keeping in condition All kind. of stock.-
IN spring and fall borsss are weak and dali, II
stimulates them 10 their former spirit ard
stores and preserves their wind and, as far my
experience goes, think it what il is represented
1one m ..t....ss j. LoRILLAkD'
Ts9% Adams. GE1oIss co% Ssy ID 1885,
that have used rhorisy's FOOD for Cattle for
~ rnS xs a osd q
navor and seem to derive great benefit from #. 1t
vers coat besides
| commend It to all who seek to bring their horses
INTO E9od con 1si'lr and to keep them 20.
Mr.. b. ThoSLsY.
From William Reed. Esq ]
have used Thorley's Food for Ga tie for nv
| have found, and still continue to and. it most
benehclal as well az an economical article Since
oats consumed nv stable amo dnts TO but trifie,
and have altogether dispensed with the use OF
corn. VIM REED,
| lls East Twenty-ninth street.
From the KniokerbocEe5 Ioe Compsny.l
| For our large stock of horses we have used
Ihorey' Q + 0od Tor Cattle, and we hereby certify
| that 1t has been very beneficial to them, ~ also
invig oratiag.
THE KNIcKKRBockER Ice CoMpANv,
| Canal street, New York.
From Eugene Valentine, Esq.l
WEsTCHKsTsR, N. Y, Jan. q, 1860.
| have muca pleasure IN testiiylng that have
used Thorley's Food for Cattle upon four ear
| old M Itch Cow. Before using this Food she pro
duced only two quarts of milk per day, and after
few days use OF it she produced eight quarts OF
milk per day, and SO continues to produce that
quantity, much to the surprise OF myself and
| neighboIs. EUGENE VALENTINE.
From H. r. Harrizon. Esq, M. d.
PoRr RICHMOND, STATEN IsLAND,(
March 9Th, 1850.
SIR: have inside use of Thorley's Food for
Cattle and Horses" during th, months of August
and September, 1859. | commenced the use of il
on two horses that had been driven verJ hard for
number of years. and were completely worked
down, so that 1t was Impossible to get them into
good cOndIuon or keep any flesh on them. In
about two weeks after its use | began 10 see a
great alteration in their condition and Spirits and
from that time they steadily improved. | thsn
| left of the of this Food. when they became
like young team of horses Just commencing to
be driven. They have so continued up to the
present time. r.. HARMON, NJ ID,
BLAIR & HARVIE, Agents,
3-5t Corner Cary and 18th SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23

M BILL HEAD NLL HEADS The largest
aud most complet assortment If RULED PA
Blue, White, But, Canary, Pink, and Purple
received at THIS OFFICE. Merchants and 9TH
ers In want, can rely on getting good article Of
where. Call and sea specimens and prices. Isl
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DIED.

On the 18th inst, MARGARET, daughter OF
Thomas and Margaret Neaxle, aged I year and IS
DAYS. 49,.
Her funeral will take place from the residence
OF her father at Rockets At AZ 'clock this after
noon The friends of the family are iespect-
fully invited to attend.
At Red Sulphur Springs. Va, of copsumption.
after an illness of twenty months. THOS. 3.
ROBERTSON, of Nottoway, aged twenty-five
years and uine months
IA Christian Advocate and Petersburg papers
please cops.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23

IA The GARIBALDI OF ''GooD THING Italy
may boast of her Garibad of fifty vlctories''-
Sicily may point In eXutation to her Garlbaldl of
the Tong marches we stick to ANDREW ANTON,
the arlbadl of good things" was not for moth
ing that ANTON was born at Aiaccio, and became
thus the countryman of the great Emperor. That
fact has been of lnhuite value to him. IL has al
ways been present to his mind. He thinks of
Sampero, of raoii, and of Napoleon the Great.
like them, he will be the first in his line If his line
be not important as theirs, 1t Is no fault Of his.
He does the best he do IN 1t, and they could 90
more.
ANToaI is preparing to 90 into winter quarters
but before he docs So he will make one more effort
to carry the town by storm. The season he has
chosen Is the approaching FAR Then will he
appear all his pride and all mis- glory. Then will
tue St. Nicholas shine IN all the splendOr of Con-
JONI is q man who is not to be outdone. Show
him thing better than any which he mas himself,
and you may feel sure that he will have 1t. Sam-
pieIo" is called by country men to this day sam
pfero the Corslcan." SO, although there be many
Corscans, yet from his eternal struggle to obtain
the top of his profession from his sklll-hls
provements-hls advance IN the sclenoe-AHTo>I
should be called the "CorsIcan CONFECTIONERY -
Let any man who may doubt liie justice of this
own eyes, and be convinced. There see 1.-THE Cor
scap'' in his winter apaTtments-snugly provided
against the cold-surrounded by everJ thing thai
can make life comfortable. Behold him in the
centre OF his Candies, Creams, JellIes, Grapes,
Oranges, Cocoanuts-the very emblem of an ever
lasting sprlng-the representative of Pomona upon
this Christian Iand-the man who delights III
bringing back upon earth the days OF my thlca and
classic story.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23
Fat Travelling.

The Daniel Drew, new steamboat on the
Hudson river, averaged, upon late trip from
New York TO Albany, twenty-five miles an
hour. phs distance 10 a hundred and nifty
miles. and this rate of speed was kept up
throughout. This H. probably the fastest
steamboat Tins upon record.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23

MRS; f. y; RES DRESS M.xIsa Eapo-
krioA, ~ MAIN STREET. BETWEEN 9TH AND iorU.
Inc popularity OF this establishment in DALI IN
crossing With the ladies. Honored with he mn IN
Hnnss o. ax ths of ne
display the taste which has heretofore chsra an "
lied every article prepared by her. oc ao~st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23
LOST.


I OST-On Sunday morning, in or near Clay
IL Street Chapel, chid's GOLD CHAIN. with
two cornelian heads attached. highly prIzed as a
fer favor, and be rewarded, if desired by return
ing 1t to Mrs. TUTTLE, on Clay street. four
doors below B fCoke Avenue, or at this otilce.
oc 23--lts
+ OsT OR MISLAID-CERTIFICA No
l. 69I, TO J. b. Harvie, Trustee for Lewis.
James, Sarah and Marv Harvie. for one share of
stock in the Richmond Fire Association, dated
September I4th, lS49. Notice is hereby gwen that
application will be made to the Association for a
renewal of the said script. oc l9lawSw
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MARRIED.

On "Wednesday, the 17th inst, BY Rev. Th1mas
ward White. in the county OF LunenburE, VA,
Mr. d sNiEL McCENLEY to Miss SAHAH Is.
WATSON. M Whig please copy.
On the 18th ,nstant. nv Rev. T. V. Moore, Ed
WARD O WASHBURN. Of Br' oklyn. L. l., to
ADELAIDE NJ. HYATT. of Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23

n Perfumed Bre ath-Pearly White
EkrH-RkLI Eff FROM T0OTHAC H E.
DENTAL FLUID arrests decay, restores dis
eased sums to q healthy condition, relieves tooth
recommended by Dentists snd Ply sicisns every
where, as superior to all Tooth Powders in use -
Also, by DIS. Pleasants, HUDSON. Steel, Hancoc ok,
and others of this ctv. For sale by all Druggists
Oc 23-lwr