davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

Fned-A f1.e OF $50 was imposed on Thos
Neagle yesterday, by the Mayor, for allowing
an unlawful assembly in his house. He was
also required TO find security TOR his good be-
haVior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

NEW YORK BANK STATEMRNT.-The last
weekly report Of the New York city banks is
as follows Loans decreased 81 ,5i2 200; specie,
S29,OuGi deposits, 8 ,206 u0G; circulation, $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

Jeferson Ward School Room, in the basemen
CT the Seame0's Bethel, on Goth street. will be
ready for occupancy by the last OF this mont tn
In the Deighborhood OF this school a very
large number Of INDECENT children resides, an d
as many Of them have been running wild ON
the commons for years, very Arm teacher
will be req uired to instruct aud break them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

PmniShed.-Wiiliam Smith, a slave, charged
before the Mayor with striking a white boy
with whip. was yesteaday convicted OF the
offence. and sentenced to receive twenty five
stripes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

Grain aspectioa.-Henry Davis, Inspector
OF Grain for the city, inspected, for the quar-
ter ending 30th September, 9,617 bushels Of
whear, i9,4li bushels OF coru, and 6, ,7oU1a BUSH
els Of cats s =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

Hal aieres are Al work again. On Mon
Gay nith last the residence Of Mr.. Jacob F
Barnes. on 4th street, near Franklin, was en-.
tered while his family were at tea, and three
hats and three umbrellas taken therefrom-
Families should keep their hail doors closed
at all times, II they wish to avoid unwelcome
visitors
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

FROM MExICo.-Advices from the capital of
Mexico are to the 18th uit. Miramon was stiil
there, with L, 900 men, and the Liberals were
gradually getting nearer to him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

A freeman Re,cayded.-WlilIan, Freeman, a
free negro, was convicted before the Mayor
yes lerday OF stealing yal,ce containing SIG
from Edward Freeman, and sentenced TO re-
ceiye thirty stripes. e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

Haghes' Row.-This locality, On 18th street,
south of Main, might as well be called general
roto as the designation by which it is known
t. the public. Most of the disturbances origi-
mating in the lower part OF The city seem 10
have their origin there Several times in past
days has the fire god made vain efforts to It-
duce IL to ashes, but signally failed. Yes.er-
day. two residents of the row, named John
q kief and Arthur B. O'Kieff, were brought
before the Mayor for assaulting Patrick Ma
roney aLd Offering violent resistance to the
watchmen who sought to accomplish their ar
rest. Messrs. Garter and Cauhorn, the two
guardians of the peace who took the men in
custody, deposed 10 The fact of the assuuIt on
Maroney and some violent demonstrations
against themselves. On their way 10 the lock-
up, the sleeve of Cauthorns coat and the en-
IRE back OF the same, was removed in a sum-
inary and unceremonous manner. John
Okief denied the assault on Maroney, and
introduced Michael Grace to establish his po-
sition. The latter deposed that he did not see
O'kief trike Maroney, but saw him try to DO
it, The Mayor said that the watch must be
respected in the execution of their duty, and
he therefore heid the prisoners TO security to
appear at the Hastings Court on the second
Monday in November to answer q bill of in
dictment for misdemeanor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10
crOyEs: SrOyES! sTOYES!-

Having made large sllaratlons to my store and
laiJ in u large stock of STOVES OF al kiGds 1ad
OF super or mako, think myself oonpeteas 10
suit the most tsstidious Ia tEeir ss.scsi0a Thank
fu ior past patronage, would sol icis a 'eepi.sa
snee 81 Inc same. f. HEFfLkY.I-s
oca 2w n Nsia
AA6efnsn DAILY ADVERTISED please anps..e = ~
I lBnr FON EvFRYnsUY.-h save -.l,s
- BEET otL FOR cQAL oil LAMpS ia sss
cry " hichmond, aud II on ttiai Z 10 not So Will
u.v1 " asitat frics taf ssiasls gsitna. ~; Eve
saN"n. aud u waras. " cts. psr ssllnn. !. s.
EMO n q Rkx.Agt.
Vcs dlm u GoveTHor 81, kioAUou4,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

Licensed Bufchsrs.-At the meeting of the
Council, on Monday, George f. Knauh, b.
Gottleib and JOS. Hardy were allowed to be-
come butchers, and daily licensed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10
LOCAL MATTERa.

Hastings Courf.-The follow ing cases were
disposed Of yesterday bvthis court: PATRICK
Reilly, Jacob May and Jacob q Fsen baum toSk
the requisite oaths, ana were admitted 10 citI-
xeuship. William Mullen, a free person. was
examined for feioniously shooting Josenh
Summers, on the lst day of Sept aud sent ou
to be tried before Judge Lyons, but being d
minor, was admitted TO bail In SaJO for his an.
pearance. Thos. Jones became his surety. a
rule was awarded against Jos Wells to sho "
cause why he should not be fined for allow iup
his slave, Billy, TO 60 atiarge. An attachmen q {
was awarded against nj. G. Brooks. q Juror.
who, after being su suu,moned, had faiiod 10 ap-
examined for feloniously stabbing, cutting and
woundng VIM. Mullen, On the let day OF
Sept, and was sent on for trial before Judge
Lyons, but admitted TO bail in the sum Of $2u0
for his appearance on thS 1st day Of the No.
vember term of said Court. Martin Mad
dox became his surety. On the appeal
OF Ellen, q slave, from tho judgment OF
the Mayor, the Court confirm his deci.
sion and order the Sergeant TO bestow on her
back fifteen lashes. lightly laid on. George III.
Holman was put on trial for having a lot of
boots and shoes in his possession, which were
stolen from Thomas Westerman. The jurv
sworn in the case returned the following YER.
dict: 1--WE OF the jury find G. H. Hoffman
guilty of having stolen goods in his posses
sion." The Court set aside the verdict on
motion Of defendants counsel, and gran ted
him a new trial. The C1mmonwealth,s = A l.
torney, by and with the advice of the Court.
after wards entered u noiie proseqai and the de-
fendant was DISCHARGED ss -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

a Cdl0ric agtne-the iirsL ever used in this
clty-is now being exhibited ut Mechanics In
>titute Hall. -'f .t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

Bad Looking gSn6Jects.-Thomas Daily an old
an,and one ra ther roughly used a . by con tsct
with the sharp corners of the world was ar.
raigned before the Mayor yss;erdsy for gstting
drunk and sitting on sidewalk Daily's face
looked like human from tispiece su objected to a
severe pounding with sledge hammer. One Of
ms orbs OF vision, which had as many colors as
the rainbow. had been made to assume that
appearance by fall againsr one Of the city
lamp posts. The Mayor reminded Daily that
ne had known him when an Industrious and
sober man, and referring to his present looks,
ordered him to be discharged, which 30 pleased
the veteran son Of Bacchus that he expressed
The tervent hope that the Lord would spare
MS Honor many long day. The next name
on the catalogue Of drunken men was that of
VIM. Hooper, dlapidated and blear-eyed
specimen OF humanity with numerous bruises
and contusions on his cheek and forehead, the
result OF con act with some hard u Instance
Hooper having only been let out of jail five
days since. on promising to amend his ways,
{" hich are crooked enough, no doubt,) mis-
Honor was not disposed TO deal 80 lenisntly
with h!m, and he went to his old quar- ters, in
default OF Sl0o security for his good behavior
he made faint effJrt to gammon the Mayor
by promising to leave town il let of, but the
official being an old bird was not to be caught
by such chaf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10
CrEMALE SCHOOL,
L ON CHURCH HILL, cor. Marshall and 2lth sts.
kIcHNoTp: Va.

kIcHN0Np. VA.
The FTs1 ssa.ion of this School fV viii begin on
The ist Of octobei next and close the lat of July
The English Department and the Latin classes
will be under the immediate care Of the Principal,
i FRENCH. II IN MuSIGs and DRAWING will be
Board-rs vi ] fiad in ths family OF the Principal
every reasonable attention paid to their comfort
the School is located, an INTELLIGENT and rsfnec
society. ard ample religious privileges OF all the
inclpsl demon M nations hnrch Hill, AZ a place
OF residence. combines man, advantases Of CITY
and country life being not very far fromlthe cen
ire ire Of aichGond, aud get auet. open 70 Lsal.alai
most bsautfui scenery around the.city. }r
Bosrd. i,oludns Fuel, Lights and Washing .saas
English Tulton-prin.aIy pep psrtment.. 8
Music on the pisno-one lesson week. 8
~" - two lessons q veek...-- 81
~ The T rIaneirsi i may Be addressed per.onsli,
or ~ letter, 1t No l73 Main St. Richmond, w.
H sstn st Between s 81 soaa ssa Mar
shall. Sc l0-lm
COUTHERN FEMALE IvNT.TITE.
The llth session Of this lnst.,a,,en, viii coJn-
Iaen:e ON the LIST e octoper next and close on the
The Principal viii be aided by eleven thorough
iy qualified instructors. and every effort v be
made 70 malnsais M the h'sh reputation and select
Il. a o.
'urpassed. while e. peeaI attention s given TO the
iYis FEsf5ais f HsrSs I'd sskSsS rTEa1T0kE
or ls 3 81 t. the
tute and " iliiam and Mary College. to- PTofs
the University of virginia
For fur her Information. or fJr catalos ne gving
course OF study. terms. regnatons and full hst OF
patrons, TO which attention ~ invited. adrets the
trlnc,pai. D. LEE POWELL,
se Its M Box 81. Richtaand. Va.
- SCHO0 L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10


REDUCTION OF one fourth to Misiste,s 80
ANo extra charges Pupils provide Books
and Stationery at their own ex pense. In case of
protracted sickness, deduction will be made for
shseRce.
Boarders are members of the Prssdens's fami-
ly. Money to meet their incidental expenses
them sent to hF care. sA ItfF7 . ~ -
Catalosues containing full details, may be oh
tanned at the bookstores. or by application to the
Presi lent. CHAN H. WTNSiON -
l-3km Richa,.rrd W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

POSTERS, PROGRAMMES + HANDBLLLS.
Particular attention gwen to fine work for Banks,
Public Ofhces, Insurance, Railroad, and TYanspOr
tation Com panles. Tobacco Factors,&o
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES. s
These new Machines, for Cards, Bill He ads,
Smal Circulars, Labels &C., capable Of turn
the patrons of this establishment to obtain this
scrlption of work at the shortest possible notice
oil speed a@
EA- Printing, in various col0red BRONZES anG
INKS, executed in the highest sty 10 of the art
this branch of the business. the proprietors can
safety chalenge sompet,fton. y ~ y F.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10
T AIDES DRsAs TRIMMINGS!

L AOIES' UhFAS EHFMMINGS. y
II LADt Es' DRESS TRIMMINGS
an now IN receipt OF sp sadid assortment OF
the very latest and M 81 fashions be styles of
LADIES' DRESS 1RlMMlNGS,
which will be kept CO np.ete during the whole SEA
son, us ms arrangements are sucn that every new
t.i " i'll be sent To me at once.
Particular attention Is called to my fresh i'm
ported stock of
in all existing knis and coors which [ an able
to sell at the very lowest prices. r
WORsTED JACKETS, TaLMAS, HOODS, Of
my own Greet importation. and far superi y in
quality and sty.e To any Vi the Germantown goods
usually kept in other stores @F1 W
STAINING. EMBR0lpERING, and KNIT
TING dnne ON the shortest notlce, and most ac
cOmmCd tung terms. c. BOETTCHER,
Oc lin 80 E 80 p t-'t- IT'S Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10
COUTHEkN WAvA1LEY INs.aaUaE
Mrs PETER r. MAYO. fsisciss I. 49,.

The Principal. hegs leave to o1er this iustitHtoa
80 one des xncd a. esvats female sducAtlan ~ thS
highe xrads, and one in vhich no pans or az
pease are spared for facilitating tais tb1u0k, aud
.nardi1s the very best toppqTtuait! ier = tlOfo1sA
and practical seaais,ticn OF the MnnfAN Lam
N Muel.:. DRAWING. PAINTING and evsIy g.
aonp pl.s shmsnt sppertAininE 10 the most polishaa
e.iGe sioa OF y0pug falte
FOR tssms. rstertnces OF prosrectns Of the
plan nj stady, Appy 10 ~ 80
o. 5-iHis MAs. pE7'EHp N xYtl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

EDUCATIONAL.

p ICHMOND YkMALE IHxTl1gIE.-
,.., S The ssys,,h ss..,op Lssi,,: q: OCTOBER ls1,
m sfs s.a: sas s:s 81 g ,.s.
Inaiitatoa yet more dsssry.ns fths large I.tro9-
;!:s sc nsi = s:.ss
ratus costly ana .ts eosrse efstady com
pf.ssssns,ys, enc 3 e.. and z r r.noroash: a.
catslosue, js unusually large, and it j. made cs-
pecislll prominent thronshout. Lan;uaess are
mental aiso.p phne, whoh sesm. iAs true end OF the
stady; but, in French particniarly. Conversation
MI. cEaPr. and M e 6, MssA has been sal addsd d
Charles H. Winston, a a. NJ Z Univ. ofva.,,prea..
dent and Prof Of Moral Science and English Lit
Rev. J. l.. Burrows. D. D.. Evidences of Chris
James Ls,sh Jones, a. N UNIV. ofva..) )Msths-
FroA B. = Fks.ys .a1a ls7 S: S:,s., F.ssss ssi:ses'
Miss Miss Marg ~ T. Lstswieh, Dramas. Painting. 10.
lss :, l. Royal. English Drsnches. s'esH
Miss y. 8. Valentine. English Branches.
Mss Jane = stanard PrepasA.ory pepartment
st.s ss1.s:ss'
GA. Ericsson. Guitar.1 u - 1ssssfa s.1.. yss "A
rhs p1ssidsns VIII hsar the Isoitatons Of aI As
classes dt reg yui0r intcfyAis, g1vlHE 0pCo3 Atteu
ZION to the Primary pupils. go. :
..5..-,z4F rEkAs FOR NINE MONTHS.
HAL PAYABLE Oct. l. lScu-femailider Feb. Is. 81
English Tuition, Pre- parsfor, Decartyent..S - "
English fuir!on, Collegiate Departn.ent..- 50 10
Ancient and Modern L,.nKuages. each 70 90
Musio on Piano, with Vocal Music. . W
Mnslc on iiultar, - ...-...f 70 70
Use Of instrument Tor practsing. ....-... 500
Vocal Music moEe. ttAken " att In etassesD %
Drawing, NeeJlework. or Gfecian PANT -
sIl s r. t;IF.iss.,.-::::::-..:::.: ssss ss
Board, including everything except wash -
~-iub s luu w
Washing. ....-. ---- ..---. .-.-......... - %
reduction OF one.foEyth to Miaiste,s 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10
SoUTHERN FEMALE IzsTlT1TE.. :


R.. L.rfGHc.A M, -. Principal. -
The Eighth Academic Session Of this institute
vi commence on SaoNDAY, the LIST Of 0csobsf,
1860. - - !.
The course of instruction fu nishes complete
PREPARATION lor any Glass Ia College, and su.bracss
the Modern Iang urges, and all he Q au uiOu use
ial and ornamental sranches, whch are II vnlas
In the mental trainng oil the pupil or ior the prac
ticsi purposes of life.
The sesvie.s Of shia asd successful tsaehers Are
secured for the Mathematical, French aaa draw.
tag Departments
The frmA,y Department for little boys. receives
esprciai attention.
80 lI-lm "A n TJss0E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

MRS. HA9kAOALE'NA AGttslssL, . z
w os sAseeyssv ~ e. ~ aNd Fast sssssfs.
VIII opee - an On the la kipndny ia Oot,aer.
TxhMs-S1 pef ssssien oi ains nsunths ssns Do
uecs.oa boz unss iose sxseps exsss u ssettaesse
AcAaesss q N-l1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10
ConssEondeEce Of the Richmond Dispatch.
4Baiys in Lynchburg.

LYrcaBURa. Va, Oct 9th. fs60.
Yesterday was bright and sn nuy day " hich
Ifoulat cut large number. If ladies' on the
streets, and from the crowded condition Of the
dfy goods stores and bonnet shops, 1t NAV be
inferred that the fall trade in these depart
meats has fairly set In.
Iha Agricultural Fair, which commences on
the ioth Inst, begins to be matter Of some n :
tefest, ana already many of our citizens are
mailing preparations for handsome represen. .
Iauons IN their respective departments on the
occasion OF the exhibition. -asi ttI
On Sunday evening last. between & and Q
O'CLOCK, young negro man, the property OF
MI. charles Scoti, OF this CT ty stole she ulder
OF bacon from the grocery OF Martin Casey,
AZ the lower end of Main street. and made off
With IL, but was observed by Mr.. g., who with
servant, pursued the thief, when, being
steep precipice, some % or 80 feet high, and
Iaiing against some scaffoiding and jagged
rocks below, so injured himself that ne died
ABOUT O'Clock yesterday morning. Really,
the way OF the transgressor is hard" 0. X.
AMERICAN NAVAL SKILI.-A letter from
Beirut, Syria, says:
The General Admiral" the magnificent
Russian frigate, built in America, is row ly-
Ing before the city, the admiration of ali nau-
lieal men and the wonder of the fleet. The
hussIahs are exceedingly proud of this beau
tttul vessel, which travels with great speed
Eight and ten miles an hour Is considered as d
very good gait for a huge vessel of war, but
the 'tfeneral Admiral" skins the sea at the
rate OF rourteen miles per hour with perfect
ease, and is capable OF more rapid propulsion
through the water, in case of need. And
What Is still more unusual with such vessels,
her capacity for carrying coal is immense, J.,
which 10 very great desideratum in a steam
ship-of-war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10
~ V.LsNrINs's BUILDING.
.- M. 90 Rrnad XII 1.

- s
ust No. 30 Broad street, corner 9th.
GROCERY at the above stand. with stock un-
eaualed In this or any other msrket. He " i'll be
supplied weekly thavIny made ARRANGEMENTS to
that etecsI with everything that ~ required IN q
family IN the way G 6kOCE ri rs. We would
most respectfully invite all in want of good
b''ODS TO call and examine our ttock. To the la
dies we would most reYspeetinliy y soleit call hay
80. toc 3-lml CHARLES FORD.
SPECIAL LNOTICE.-L0UiS ]. BoSSIEUX
- STEAM CANDY MAhUFACTUHER and
dealer IN CONF ECTI0NEkY. FRUITS, 40 !.
Msssrs Is acs & Ia, or. directly nppos tie tho old
established store of Messrs. Richardson 4 Co !,
would i,e hsppy TO accomm sase bis old rustomers
and the puhiie GENERALLY. The very hberal patron
axe bestowed L pom him for the last hf.een years
enables hlni. 18th an enlarged establishment, u.
oLer Undue :meuts To purchasers "a a iiied tina
SIDE OF aislphia, with more reout. more force.
mora sts,cx. and settled disposition to do large
wholesale bu siness. ! solicit a eau from the buy
i,k ESH nUTfEk II have made arraa.s-
L ments with some Of the pr ncipai Dairi men oi
Orange county, New Ior4, aud OF the Delaware
VALLEY. MARYLAND, aud of the Vlrginia farmers.
west of the Bae- Ridse. T. keep ne supplied aa
iing the Winter and Sp-lng. with their
BEST FkESd Il BUTTER si
Through these arrangements, can always keep
on hnud = su perio. Rsticie of FRESH BUTrkR,
and viii be enabled to keep families supplied at a
For sale wholesale and retail sy
Next TO corner Governor and n ankiln sta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10
MUsIC TEACHIyG


,lsx ar. Y. NHscog9Il. snn.,SH-
siSSiNf nssTkRt tEcrqRhs sem Fsiisod AND
Anthar Of Kathleen Mavoarneen" and 5000
sonss-iate mnsic 81 fd,tor oi uode,' 3 ad,'s
Rsspeetfully announces TO the musical commu
nity OF Richmond that he will devOse few hours
daily to pupils Ir tsnding 10 foIm m he'll voices on
the Furooean schools.
Stores oos-lms
.kfx HAKP INSTRUCTION!
@ LEGITlMATE HAsR INSTRUCTION.;
EfFECTs Anu PASsaGEs, snd ali imss,osry
strsoilon given such as Vii enable D persons m Of
erdiRary talent To play bnIaLt and effective Mu-
sle IN ysIy short time. saving considerable timc.
o. IEssir ms, $ hss per ausItssi Those not having
AsMrs. fir.s @ +. r M.su'..
oc 4-2w. bfh hstreet. bs;weer Cis, and LeiIh.
w MUSICAL. hCi,lWtLlSH sENVs.-
SRt tehers his proiess,onei services /, such az
may be anxious to obtain com .letr and The oush
ofsis ftIil;.se'; L fy''si = r.
:. ;, fssS' & bstGsifL s,Ss; . ?, a,;,$@, .Fi
PROGRESSION al >saaA0.
-
~ Jos, OF .kssidsat Pa, sloan to BE! !e.a,
hospt J, 9hsrs bis fhuF ES >Ioa l. SEhViCtS
Va Once corner IF 25.h and Ms'.hall streets
fess t6OfPIk DL SAAH,
1A AfIUaNrY, At Ia
CFFicK Noss i,Aw uiL1lHs,
Corner V l2th and Frank.in SIs., ntehmO.Y i..
go DIR WALIHALL, tHvn0.e.t1.il
o>-s1a has removed hts rAscenes 70 DIv-5
street, next door besw the new he,hCGis.
sa Y.6cs on Ross street, fourth d,or FROM a,ca
mond House. Sc S Ia.
go : =. 'ssma1l.,sMioLI On G'i = s.SS:D. 49,
2>SA ATTOkNElS Al Law,
Will practice in all tns Courts Of the city of
alehno.d. "a an a. a. .as soqItss Of AsnIlso ana
KING and Queen cvsnflcs.
a. 9Ihcs on ROss street. two doors from Rich
mohd House. ssS- Sln
A. AsGOLI. M. ID.
NEW ssb;osa ss:is y sSSs;sfs ssfsseaapArHc
ooe ana hes,aen Rosmona 81 rant,a ST. corner ah'
Once hours tiii Al "A. A and from to M.
- tSundays e1ceptadJ be Ism.
E ah0GkOE HILL q Il N q n AL
~ AsEScyM g. u. n. TYLER,
Oees on Ma,saall, bettsssn Stxtk asd Ssrsmtk
st.r.{ Streets, -
Continues To RENT our HOUSES, HIRE OUT
NEGRoEs. eELL REAL ESTATE, 5 SeLL Me-
GhotS. aud act ss GnNEkAL AGENT. Hs
returns has thaRks for the liberal patTonzks he
stowe upor hiin for three years past. SO j. sm
CUPPIN0 AND LEElHlN0.--
SAGA Mrs WUOLHUUSe, over Sam'l Suthsr-
and Gun store. lss slain s.fost. niehfnoad. viii
waA on eli those Issainns her ssrv,ess.
tafs ya9fEstans' iees'vins' per s'sa"er'' irs'h
- ali orders for LEEcHEs carefully packed
and aeEs hy Express to All pa. u ol tue State.
( N. B.-A new sty 10 OF LADIks' bANuAGkS.
that much ikea, made % order.
DIR. Il. D. Ndc0RODEk, Of Hsnri-
1A 90, having taken ofhee Oh frankiin
street, hTst Rouse aoove Msuop.,iitan Hail, ten
ters his professional services 10 the public.
~ 3u-6ln
SAMuEL Z. BAyLr. L CHAsrAIN WHIrx.
~ ATTORNEYS AT Law.
rractice ia all the CouI.s held IN The city Of koh
mond, the eounties Of anoyer de prico, Caroline,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10
TbE s'BISPATCH, STEAM
DNA POWER

= Il L n TIN u FICE,
Corner cf Main and TairreeHth Streets, kschra oad
VTsia6a.
This Establishment, tbelng the most complete
Prntery IN the South, both as regards Types, Or
naments, &c, and the latest and most approved
Machine Presses,) is daily turning out the finest
specimens of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
SUCH As
PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS, BILLS OF La
DING, CHECKS, &c,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10
. HAKr INsTKCCTIUN !.

A@ LEGITlMATE HARP INSTRUCTION.
with iuil dellneAilon Of BUCHJA'S NEW HARP
diffcu lties removed b. - pToreT course nf in
stTuctIon given. such as Will enable persons of
evdRary talent To play bnIliaLt and Elective Mu-
sie In very short time, saving considerable timc,
labor and expslse.
TRKMs- S8 per quarter Those not having a
Harp wall be accommodated
.a., fRoy r. DscRNIEL,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10

y DICHMOND FEMALE lNxTlIUIE.-
n The Seventh SesslOn begins OCTOBER 1sI,
1850, and ends the last Of Juns. l9el.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-10


~ HENRY MLDNALL,
AND Nof1k1 PyBLIc.
rraetcss in ell the Courts ksid in the CIT, of Mob
Nond. W 4NsS19s sfs Sssst
,Ase Alse. prsepess sssalsrI In The County and
Circuit Courts Of Chcsterkeid.
~ Notary, viii take Dspcaiticnl and Aekrov-
eaSa1ents, Administer and csrsify Ostks, and Dsr-
trm uhstevsr otnsr datss pertain 70 The once OF
oSios .. he corner sf Bank and nth streets. ,sss
tAiou Abe Custoni- Aorse. ID A-u
~ LAwRRNcR ,. MAaYk, 30
frsotoss in the cesss. of shvuhi shs III, Il Risines
aad The CoaAhss of nsnrieo. Hanover Asd Caro-
He u also Notary Pahlis And csnnlssiossr efsAs
ss ,ssss:.s s:: iss ssxsss 3. Us' cs..sA,s wsl.s
and himssil Lslas dissolvsd. 81. onss . sow o.
ltA street. lost hsiov 6oddn's HAT % 1-N
LlOalKRN. ss4ssakRS:;-.sss 'aaisA "
~ ss., sIs .:: aosK, n ss.lis..
,.sss sssHSss ss.. HSssss;s'oerror HALF Hoss. .anssal-
Aeo. ieos dos. 4. O. HBKfs, all srsdss
An0f vkioA We ahor 10 tse Trade * ) smaii -
-, = s''s -. I aNtkIKs ANY i AkENTss
49, l.ns..rte,s .ea las.I.s. Ms,n.
/ - OAllnuAk ~ asN a. So 49, s
( n faer kAnjxed sshss ~ +" ssssesr SgiaASss
|. NV tve pouuas - she saFssla kA4 yAap = {Qiie
.s' ss' = =; ssS ~ g be- .sI (. lss Sl.syc .s yc'ss