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TAsatre.-Two attractive pieces are to be per-
formed to-nisht-"The Love Knot" and
"Handsoms jack, the Highwayman. The
thrcngs that have attended this favorite piace
OF amusement during the present week, hate
apparently been much gralined
The patrons of the Theatre will be glad 20
learn that Miss Caroline Richings CONNIE Ve@
an engagement next Monday night. Seals u-s.Y
be secured At opee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-25

FAKhHAM ON RID COATS Ralph Farnham
yls!ied the armory Of lhe National L4ncers. a.
Boston. on Monday, under escort of that
corps Upon reaching the armOIy, Lieut. Siade
Wricv med the old veteran, and lie was intro
duced u the ficers. The compa marched iu
single nle in front OF The veteran, and while in
progress, the band, ~ his request, played
ftnkee Doodle, evidently TO the great delight
was asked if he had ever before seen red
coat! To which lie replied, Yes and I've
seen many Of 'em run, TOO" He stayed about
an hoar at the armory, and then returned TO
ms Motel. lie has written note refu ting all
that has been said about the speculation sought
to be made ont of his visit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-25

WHERE TO FIND DisTINGUIsHaD VISITOR
Inc post OF honor in procession in which
taere are carriages is tie right of the back seat
III Inc leading carriage. The fact may be
worm remem bering. as many fail to recognize
the distinguished guest in whose honor q mill
tary and civic dis play is made
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-25

Fytdericks6Hrg ar the Faiy.-Those brogans,
manufactured in Fredericksburg, on exhibi-
tion at the Agricultural Fair, are worthy the
attention Of farmers. For size, strength, ex-
cellence OF material and workmansh hip and
cheapness, this Southern shoe Is vastly saps-
rior TO the article brought TO this market from
the North. We also noticed some fins agri-
cultural implements from Fredericksburg-
Wellford's Wheat ThIesher and Separator
SeDer's Glover Sower and Roller, and Earn
backs Plough Handles, all of which are high
ly crediIaoie 10 The man u ufactlrsrs.
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VALUABLE REOPEN. Spiquel, a French
chemist, gives the following recipe for silver
lhs spoons ana Iorks OF German silver when
somewhat the worse for wear: Dissolve TWO
grammes Of nitrate Of silver in forty grammes
OF distilled water; and six grammes of pure
cyanide OF potassium, which will immediate
~ cause preclpitate OF cyanide of silver
looking like snow; but on stirring with a
glass tube The liquid will immediately become
llmpid again. Dip linen rag into this liq uid
ana rub the articles to be silyered over with
II It's surface will immediately be covered
with film OF silver. RInce in clean wafer
and then wipe with a dry towel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-25

ADAH ISAAC MENKEN HEENANIN TROUBLE
ne WlIe OF one OF the reporters of the New
YORK Herald on Saturday last visited the
rooms of Adah Isaac Menken Heenan, and
aonlnlstered quite severe whipping She
alleges that her husband and Adah had been
700 intimate, but the gushing Adah says she
invited the reporter to her rooms for the pur-
pose OF taking down her statement of the mat
ter OF her marriage with Heenan
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ARREsT.-A counterfeiter was arrested at
ParkerSburg, Virginia, on Wednesday last,
having III his possession SlGO of counterfeit
notes ON the Charter Oak Bank, of Hartford
Connecticut. The notes bore dale of 1855 and
were all for small amounts. The prisoner was
discharged for want of proof against him.
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ARRIVAL OF q. S. TRooPs-Company E.
Second Artillery, u. s A, Capt Ellsby com
mandlhg arrived i'll Augusta, GA, on Friday
evening, from Fort Smith, Ark, via Mem
pms, Tenn and proceeded at once to the ar
sehaI, where they are now quartered. II is a
long tllne, remarks the Constitutionali.t since
United States soldiers have been seen in Au-
gusta
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SENTENCED TO DKATH.-Three negroes,
John II. Cannon and Sarah Jane Bradley,
conyicted OF murder, and Levi Jenkins, con.
vietsd of rape, ~ the court Of Sussex couaty,
Delaware, have been seniepced TO be hanged,
on Friday, the Hth Of December next They
were all warned TO Danish sil hopes Of sxseu'
i've Interference.
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THE SALE OF BURROWS LIBEARY.-The
burton sale has reached that rich and unsur-
passed Shaksperian collection, for which Bur-
TONS library was celebrated. Unfortunately
me huik OF the editions, thus far sold, go 10
the London market. The first folio (that of
l023J sold for 1875. Burton gave $3.50 for it, ten
years ago. Saturday evenings sale amou nted
10 $4,000, for 80 volumes
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ILLINOIS ICE -HoUs Rs BURNT. Sly largo loo
nHuSes were burnt 10 the ice at Cry stal Lake.
mcHenry county, Illinois, last THURSDAY
nhey were owned by Messrs Joy & Frisbie,E
Lns loss is between $4,000 and $4,000, COW
cred partly by insurance to the amonnt ~
s2O,gtO. Messrs. Joy d Frisbie have thus lost
ny lire nine ice-houses, three having been
burned on the North Branch some weeks aoo
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OF CoURsE.-Hhe rumor, circulated with
very bad taste, that the Prince had danced at
Ciuclnnau with Miss Susan benin. and
waited at Boston with Mrs. Florence, is 4
rosy fiction, as is the sequel of these ladies
having next day received Il handsome present
from some mys erious hand
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Saggtstioa.--Variousr rumors We're aGoa ,
yes sterday as 10 parade OF he First Reg n en-
some day this weeT, on the Fair drouut4. aad
1t was the universal wish that such at e&et,t
might take place. As this body of mii,tafv ht,
achieved = fine reputation, all tho visitor. are
anxious 10 see aud we venture 10 MAKE ses
suggestion 10 the Colonel
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DEAD. Miss Eliza L. Mathews, (Sister
Mary Stamslaus,) Mother Superior Of the re-
iigions order OF ST. Josephs, at Wheeling,
oled at Wytheville, Va, on the 18th inst. only
twenty-siA years of age. Five years Of her
short life had been spent in works of mercy
She was member of the Floyd family.
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RAcINe IN SAN FgANclsco.-The f,llouinr

RACING IN SAN FRANCIsCo.-The following
from the Alta Californian, would seeGa to in.
olcate that San Francisco is not improving
very rapidly in morality The Roman chariot
race, oven the Pioneer course. was a curious
attraction, ard drew crowds. The driyera
we're Misses Hortense Stevenson and Annette
BAKER, who drove three heats around the
course At full gailop. They were dressed in
roman TUNES, with not a supeIfiuity OF drn-
pery, whIie the trappings of the horses. (duu-
Die teams were In imitation Of ancient rrge.
Ila, sCch AS $ seen in the autique paintiugs-
lhe hfst heat was made iu 2~Tfiuuies 10 So
conds; the second in 2 minutes 25 seconds; the
thiTd IN minutes 81 secJnds-the two com
pe,ItoTs coming III very nearly side by side ;
but Miss Stevenson taking the prize. which
was diamond cross from fuckers iewplry
store The crowd cneered Tremendously. bets
ran high, aud there was an exciting lime GEN
erai4y Inc driving WAS remarkable Tor us
daring AMI rapiGity.
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PALE FACE AHEAD-At a foot race at the
EaS' Washington County (Me) Agricultural
Cattle Show aud Fair, some Indians entered
ana won the prize for one quarter OF q mile
race but when the second contest came of a
young gent OF Calais, sitting in a chase with
young lady, thought the Indians did not run
very fast and said he could beat them: suitlng
The action 10 the word, he OF coat and hat and
started of aud came out ahead much TO the
amusement OF the crowd and astonishmelt Of
the Indians.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARIKL.-The Ariel, from
AspIH wall, arrived at New York on the 23d
inst, with &6l0 600 Of California sure. Tue
negro lnsurrection at Panama had ended
housh he American and British marines
were still pos ted in the town.
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The PRINCE WEARS NUMBER SRvKTs-A
Boston paper says: E" While here the Prince
ordered a pair OF alligator boots from l. I'll
Rice, School street. They were furnished In
forty eight hours after the order was received
Tbe Prince wears mum her sexensn
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF OHIo,-The

OFFIUIAL VOTE OF UHIO.-Ihe aggregate
vote OF ONO Is very heavy, amounting 10 4l2,-
I4, and exceeding that of last year 1855, 76s)
oy 90, $50 Votes-a remarkable increase. The
aggregate vote on Supreme Judge is heavier
by 1000 than that on any other office clearly
showing where the intensity Of the struggle
lay Brinkerhoff's majority is Is Goa. Muir
ray plurality Is 25,27s; his absolute majority
over the Democralc and Union votes com
bined, l6,63s Sargents plurality is 2iSiO; his
clear majority over all opposition, 1864. The
average Republican plurality is 2 ,37l; aver
age majority over combined opposition, 15, ,4;}2
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ANOTHER REvoLUTIoNARY SOLDIER GONE
We learn that Mr.. Thomas hanes, OF N urTay
county, GA, died on the 18th inst, at The ad-
vanced age Of 49,. He fought through The
Revolutionary war, and could tell many
thrllllng incidents CONNECTED with il.
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THE UBIQUlTY OF PATENTs.-The Scientific
American, in noticing new patent bier for
lowering collins into graves, INDUCES in the
following strain in reference 10 patents:
The life of this age, most assuredly. moves
on patent inventions. The infant is wrapped
In linen which has been woven on patent
loom, from yarn spun upOn q patent frame
and be draws his first drop of nourishment
from his mothers breast through a patent min
pie shield. The girl fondles patent doll. the
boy Whiris patent top or plays with a ball
which is made under one of the most valuable
patents of the age. In later life we put on a
shirt, which, with the rest of our clothes, is
sewed on patent machine, with q patent
thread, by patent needle, which comes en-
Feloped IN q patent wrapper, and our very
boots are made of patent leather. We rise in
the morning from patent elliptic spring bed
undo the patent fastening of our windows.
roll up our patent curtains open the patent
locks OF our doors, which We're constructed by
patent machinery, and so down To our coffee,
which Is made in patent pot We write with
pateGt pens, which we dip into pateut ink In
patent stand. Thus, surrounded by patents
we pass our life, which is filled with gorgeous
dreams of making splendid fortune by some
patent Invention of our own, till at last we
are placed in patent burial case, and lower
ed from patent bierinto our final place of
rest.
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Hsary Rains-Religions intelligence. Sc.
HENRY COURT. HossR, Va. Oct. -.
here as vetywhere else. the people are feel
Ing deeply solicitous IN reference TO the condi-
non and prospects of our country. Hon J
NJ. Bots, and other distinguished men, have
addressed the people.
The extension OF The Richmond and Dan.
vile railroad will do much 10 deyelope the
hitherto hidden resources of this portion O.!
the State. The people are waking up to the
necessity Of pushing forward the enterprise
The road will run within mile or two Of this
place.
For several days heavy rains have been fall
ing, aud the country was this morning almost
covered with wafer.
The Blue Ridge Association is In session,
and our little town is quite crowded with del
egates and visitors. Rev. ID. G.. Taylor Of
Patrick, has been chosen Moderator. Besides
the ministers belonging to the Association,
there are seven or eight from distant poin ts.-
On Sunday, Rev. a. Il Dickinson preached ct
II o'clock, Rev L II. Shook, of N. G., in the
afternoon, and Rev. O. G. Chaplin at night
The meetings are largely attended by other
concentrations. and have been mostly held in
the Methodist Church.
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Polit,eai-A large gathering of the friends
oi ball and Everett took place a. the Cub
Hoose on Tuesday night. Addresses wer-
Terrell, of Orange. Col. Boadarant, of Buck
inghain. ard DIR. Paine, of Lexington. Joseph
Segar, Esq, who was expected, did not arrive.
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PROSECUTION FOR SHAVING ON SUNDAY
Some OF the BARRIERS in Bangor, Me, sun con-
tlnue 10 shave people on Sunday, ana the antI
Sunday shaving BARRIERS still continue TO pro-
secute them. The court imposes a fine OF IS
and costs, and the defendants appeal
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a CLEVER THEA lady was praying In q
church AZ Beviile, France, when she suddenly
ieit (which al her dress, but on looking
round the only person near was a female will
her hands ciasled across her breast in an at
fitnce OF devotion. Presently, finding that
some of her jAwelry had been stoIeu she gave
the Alarm when il was found that the devout
lady was the thief and that the crossed arms
we're merely waxwork
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MURDER IN CANADA WESTON the 13th
inst, the bodies OF Abraham and Sarah Peter
son, an elderly couple, were found dead at
their residence, near Pictou, G. W. The mur-
derS mad been perpetrated win pickaxe and
the house had been rified OF every thing val
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SUICIDE OF a LAD.-A son of Mr.. Jesse
BaKenlan, OF Brooksyllle, Ne, aged about u
years, committed suicide last Sunday by
shooting himself. He left the dinner table
very suddenly aud went to has room 1t ap-
peared that he took his gun and went into lie
pasture. about IL quarter of a mile from the
house, ana fastening his gun to the fence fired
IL by lath, shooting himself through the left
breast When found, his clothes were on fire
caught from the wadding. No cause assigned
nor hao MS parents o observed any thing unus sual
in his actions previous to thi. act.
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SLAVES EMANCIPATED The Paris (I<yD
Ciuzan says: Mr.. n an Spear LEFT here the
oiheT Gay, tor Aania, Onio, taking ith him o
4ahllIy OF valuable hegTLes, consisting of a
man. his wife and two Children whom he has
emanc4patsd aud handsomely provided for.
he purchased them an excellent farm at A cost
ol nearly MY dollars an acre, gave him
wagon and pair u mules, q large ouanlitv or
provisions, etc.
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Mayors CoHrt-JOhn Barleycorn was before
the Mayor esierday in the persons of several
representatives, viz: John Mcdonald, who,
having been up before, was committed to Jail
JOhn Ruth, who had shown strong symptoms
of inebriety in the market place, was released
from custody. Three females named Alice
Saunders, Ann Bea2ley and Lefty Dean, got
into hack near the Exchange, 10 take a drive.
but made such an uproar that the hackman
had to complain of their conduct to watch
man Boze. The women immedi lately asked
the officer 10 take them home, and he ap-
parentiy assented. but instead of complying
had them conveyed TO the cage. The Mayor
committed the party, in default of security TO
keep the peace. James Todd. another repre-
sentative, was discharged likewise William
Noodson, who came from The country and
fell among the Philistines.
Two cases were dismissed, viz: Juo. McKin-
ley, charged with irespassing on Edwin Cooke,
and Edwin Cooke, charged with threatening
personal violence 10 John Mckinley.
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.,g ru. PURPOSE or ga

E<Se,f'FATTNG rHETRADEot thls city !,
80 t...,a,fs,s t., date. Va, ths undersigned, VIII
- 81 ',T e, -, aas = tae order OF purchasers
(. g. s''~' I'M. M, DAVENPORT It Co.
|rN~H.H " < CO.
~ sLuH. MONcU RE CO.,
'pAS. T. " WuRTHAh h co.
- t4etocer IL. l-o,'. &C l2-ts
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POISONED BY AN APOTHECARY.-A druggist
IN New York having prescription for qui-
niue put up morphine in mistake, ana killed
child in consequence. He has been held to
bail in LOGO 10 nswer charge of r1anslaugh-
tar
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fairfield Raees.-The fall meeting at Fair
heic commenced yesterday, with a sweepsi AXE
ior three year olds, 10 which there were seven
entries, only three of whom star ted-Eugene
Wacamaw and Red Eagle, the other four pay
ing forfeit. The race was a highly interesting
one, four heats being run be fore The stake was
decided. We append summary:
Sweeps take for 3 year old colts and fillies
mile heats, $3.50 entrance, SlOO forfeit with
S20J added by the proprietor
NJ Hall names ch. c. Eugene, by Revenue, dam
Fann' Fem, By imp. bsnc9e. ...----
Joaf beloher Eames J. r. Alston's b Q.
NacaHaw BY Red E,s, dam Ellen
s. X Fondren ard w bite name b c. Red
Eagle, 10y Red Eye, dam Ey Iuip. Msf-
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SICKNESS AMONG ACToRs.-Messrs. Kings
land, TannehiIl. Duncan and Stone RtI--
FTeal and Miss Stone members of the COM
pany o. the New Memphis Theatre are all
down with the "broken- bone fever"
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PRETTY GIRLS AND DENTISTS IN BALTI-
MoRE.-In the first of his new series of fIetters.
Mozis Addums describes Baltimore and it.
people. Mozis is hard on the Charles street
dentists but mighty soft on the "pritty gearIs.''
He says:
Go when you will to Balltymo and you are
jest as sertiI to fine pritty gearls as you are to
fine kollyhocks il Cumlun county gardin.-
1t coz stiteuts 10 me the cheef injoymunt NV
vissitinge the sitty; and, when thar, l rarly
fale Nv eavninge TO talk walk up Charlie
streat fer the salk NV meatinge the luvvly
facts, the well -drest and graceful novinge flg-
gars NV the lads. As l alWais hate te 90 TO
the Wing Offs by way NV Godduge's Bill
dinge and Bellvin's Bloc, leste wun or mo NV
the thowZuns nv loryers, that congregait in
that vissinnity shoOd dart out and sue me for
hreech nv promnlis or sailing barry which L
puVver committed at emmy item that | pus-
nully remembers, so, owiuge 10 the akeWmu-
Las hin NV dentists thar L nuyger go up
Charlie streat but with feer aud tremblinge
beca~s thar's no tellinge when greedy and
lmpoverl.ht dentiss maddend by rot gittinge
no biZniss, shell jump doun on me out NV Il
two storie Winder, and dror eyvry tooth cut
NV my he'd befs 1 Good tell whut Wuz hapnm
TO me.
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$50 JOHN ". GREEN,
80 ATTORNEY AT LAW,
~, p-actIcs IN the Courts OF the city OF Rich
RI. .ze county of HeIrIco. Strict az tenuon
= ,s gwen 10 AL business entrusted 10 hIm.
lss .LgE he present, With his father, William
s',sL s~ttHvest corner ldaIn and 7th streets.
s-l-5m
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ANOTHER DEATH FROM HrpRopHonIA-A


ueatn from hydrophobia occurred at the Aims.
mouse, In Philadelphia, on Thursday last that
pieseh ted most shocking symptoms ot tnat la
scFhtable disease The victim was one Mary
Dietrich. an industrious German washer wo-
ihan. Ihree months ago pet dog bit her arm
physician afterwards applied caustic to the
wound, and cicatriZed the flesh almost to the
nohe. This operation, however, was of no
avail, To viris entered into the circulation
ana there laid dormant until last Wednesday
"heh Inc unfortunate woman went in
spasms at the sight of water. She suffered
agohles such as mortal experience rarely wit
nesses. To assuage her intolerable thirst
small pieces OF ice were offered as a substitute
ior water, but at The first sight of the geld
luxury she fell into convulsions, Swapping and
Dltlng like an infuriated cur. The convulsion
endured for some min ties, when in the lucid
interval she begged the attending physicians TO
terminate her misery by destroying her life
For about twelve hours she passed from spasm
10 spasm, until at length, by long perseverance,
IN Inc Application of chloroform she was
thrown into deep slumber and death ensued
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Sale Of Sseek--We invite attention to ths
large sale Of bloeded stock advertised by Rich.
ard V. Gaines, TO take place on the Fair
Grounds, this afternoon A. O'Clock.
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Time s 50, 8 asa, ) 5aJs s67
To-day the race is for the proprietor's purse
two mile heats, for which there are four su-
tries,
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rarNrSs NOTICE.

- ~ the STOCKHOLDERS
gS MEk,It..N,s0N'n tN0 Y0RK RIVER
THE RiSS,hv' hv'jPYANY viii he I'd at the office
3A@p - ss sg S.s S SdvsmsSP St s'Ss%2ss nes ."
fFnNNsDAf' "a IS. MORTON, Treasurer.
wtNoy5S' -. .-..----.-----
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F-1>S DR. =. y icGRUDER, of Henri
80 CO, EEviLk taken an oifce on Fran kim
r,es;, Ire. house a5ovs Metropolitan Hall, ten
a,s a.s professional services 20 the public.
tg--fn
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Z "a BENRF HUDNALA,

Z - bENft HIULfAL I'd,
F~42 ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
''l'ces 4 g. lie Courts held n the city OF Rich
-g-d.
IA AS qFsct.ces regularly IL the County aad
Guy Courts Of Chesterfield.
81 Ni2rT viii axe Dispositions and AcknoE-
2.-l=hA, Administer ana Certify Oaths, and per
'aHGi;eFer 0tIeT duties pertain 10 the Office OF
A4g,.
.tgss TIE corner Of Bank and Ilth streets, Jug:
+ rae .-s.UE- House. ia Silly
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wymsa, the magician and vsntrileauiss,
night Levers ofgenains fun will attsna.
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"a. ANNUAL NESTING OF
,-,<7Ss Iutaytirf.nEkS OF THE WHITE
p tspF I1NGS COMPANY Will take place
: z \ 81. Ho;e1. Richmond, W EDN ES-
=. i! ~ N''e"''''' r. WARREN, Sec'y.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

The 1lth session of this Institution will com
nence on the lat o October next, and close on the
iast day oi June 1881.
the Principal will ne aided BY eleven thorough
" quailhod Instructors, and every effort will be
made to malutSIn taa high reputation and select
character of the School.
be Sdv,tntares one red in the deparrments of
MUSIC and the MODERN LANGUAGES are uu-
'uTpaSsld. while @ peca atteut,uu is given 10 tae
s GGi Of HISTORY, ENGLISH LIrkRATUHE
Ri HkIOkIC aud READING.
Inc Principal refers TO ne patrons of the ScEoo
- the taCnitlts Of ths VIr.inIa N,Intary lnscI
tute and Il = ui.am ana Mary CoIege: 10 Profs
b'SaSee smith, Coleman. DAVIS and Maupu, OF
the University uf FIFEiGIa
For further ,nf.rmaton, or for ca,alo, ne giving
course OF studs. ter ms, REGULATIONS and fail list Of
patrons to which attention sInvltsd. aiuress The
Principal D. LEE POWELL.
Sc Its Box 81. Richmond Va.
M Il. EEFEBFkF.- s. sfUJA.-In ne next
"a SESSION O! our School begins on the FIRST
pAi OF OCTOBER, lS6J, and terminates on the
lsJ day of June. 1851:
TE22s FOR THE SCHOIASTI YEAR
Ea. - !. !. =,
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-ovyRcn.Nrs.-Tbe advertiser

80 vsnt /" Of permanent enpIoy me nt as
- ii'..pPfs i'.pf 70 some sood house. In tee &c
esy need sag" $50. Nsss.e & PleSsan's, the
'st,srs ~ ~ =, f,t.a-ca merchants, and MessIs.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-25

Mssis,-Smith's Band snlivsnsd sAs strssh
yesterday mornins with good music, tefere
starting 1or the Tslrdstd races,