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IS47 The PHOTOGRAPH and
81 FINE ART GALLERIES of q. ".
MINIS, established IN this city and In Peters
burg, Va, in 1877, have been In successful opera
Tor the production OF good work and at no time
has MT. MINIS teen better prepared to execute
eysry styie of rortraiture than at present, as he
has permanently IN his employ the very best
of artIsts IN Ill cOlors, water colors, and india
ink and tho Likenesses gotten W by him IN all
the various sts les, from the small AmhrotSpes up
the largest Sizes OIL oolorS, water coors, and
India ink, either copied from small pictures or
made IRON life, are unsurpassed In correctness of
portra,'ure and artistic hnlSh Dy any other 5ale-
~. either NoTtn South.
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aPaCTAI NSTICES


IA The Two Islauds.-The undersigned
respectfully invites the attention OF capitalists
and all persons Of enterprise To- the sale to bs made
TIL DAY, bT Com'rs Randol Ii. VIII ANS aud
Gary. before the front of tia state Court Houss.
Besides much other vsiu 1ble property to be so'd.
he would call their particular n ticc to the s33
known more familarly as Belle Isle,i which is
very valuable for ita wator power and ,other, ad.
vantases connected Herewith Tho 9th Island
is situated immediately south of tho Dock, ex-
tending from ~ to Tor nearl q street. contain
ing 3H acres, which in view OF the enhancement
of the James River and Kannwha Improvement,
will, in the course of very ie a. years from this
time. he worth small fortune.
no. 2-lt l. A. GODDIN.
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m BILL HEAD! ELL HEADS 1.-The largest
and most oomplet assortment of RULED Pa
PERS, for BILL HEADS, Of various GoloT g.,
received at THIS OFFICE. Merchants and 9th,
ers IN want. can rely on getting good article OF
Paper, and as cheap as they can be procured any
where. Call and see specimens and prices. ttsJ
Is A CARD. The gentlemen who so
81 kindly assisted in extinsulshlng the hire
at my residence on yesterday, will please accept
my thanks. (no 2-lt"I JNO. Nj. BLAkEl.
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The following counties were reported c

Breckinridge's mai. .662
This gives Boil clear majority of 10 10 go
into Webster NEW county, and Clay, which
are unheard from. Clay gave Goggin II ma
iority
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NU BJ kJT
COCKNEY TRAVELLERS AND OTurps

sa- PRICE OF TICKETS, 50 CENTs,x.
,,Fo For sale at j. Dawes. next to Mechanics
son Dupuy's. Broad st ; J. Laidley's on NJ
between 4th and 9th SITS; h. T. RonI1son's Ian
4th AID Franklin SIS. :; and Geo W Baldw'p NoI
Main strest and at the door of the Hall AT NJ y.
NJ Lecture TO commence at O'Clock. s"'
no l9 5,
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VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR REFINERY
J he proprietor takes pleasure in announcing


to the public that the
VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR REFINERY
now n tuil and regular operation, and has
paoIt, sCfficlent for a very large demand.
MS aim will be tn render satisfaction to all of
his customers, and he trusts that Will meet
with Il LIBERAL patronage from the merchants OF
the Southern States.
The REFINERY is located Immediately on the
wharf at Rockets, and is conveniently situated
Tor ssipms nts IN everr direction. For the present
only white and yellow Coffee sugars Will be made.
ana II the enterprise meets with that success the
proprietor hopes To deserve, he will, IN he Spring,
ena !ge he buildings. put on additional machine
~. and Manufacture Loaf and Crushed Sugars.
Bang governed IN his ssles hN tae New York
prices, lie hopes the merch+n of his own State
and other Southern States Will patrOnise him iIDe
rally, and he guarantees that his SUGARS are
equal To SIM lar Sugars manufactured North.
Orders VIII be received for 10 bbls. Sugar and 5
bbls syrup and up wards.
Sugars aud Syrup delivered 10 any store IN the
city, or at an, OF the Railroad Depots, Wharves,
r Oh Canal Boats, free Of charge
Orders BY mail or te egTaph promptly attend j
To at selling prices of the day which they are
received, unless hunted. Samples of each daY g
refining will be exhibited At the Office, No. AZ Main
street, under the ST. Charles Hotel.
CHAS. Y. MORRISS,
Proprietor of the Va. Steam Sugar Refinery.
no 5-lmc22t
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EA- Advice to Slave Owners !-Owners OF
Slaves shou ID keep heir SLAVES INSURED
1t vail save many heavy losses IN year Insur-
ance renders slaves permanent prOps7tV. equal 10
real estate. Nave owners should. therefore, not
neglect this all important duty, especially whe n
the insurance he effected READILY and so
REASONABLY. Insurance from month to years
by g. X. BROKEN,
Life and Fire Insurance Agent,
Office No. 4, under Exchange hotel.
AS am Medical Examiner rs well as Agent,
will visit artthOut sItTG charge, any Part of the
city or adjacent counties, to effect Life Insurance.
and at the same time Ill take risks against loss
d4mage by FIRE, IN the BEST COMPANIES, on
Reasonable TERMS. c.. X. BRIChEN.
no 10 ct
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nAuction,-Sale OF n Large Amount OF
REAL Estate ~ FRONT OF TaE STATE COURT
UsE.UNDRR nFCRgn OF COURT, TO BE SOLD
THIS DAY, AT 10 O'clock A. M.-rhe particular at
tenton of the public is respectfully called 70 the
sale of very large amount of valuable REAL
ESTATE to take place THIS DAY. at 10 O'Clock
a. M. IN front OF the State Court House, by
Mesars Randolph. w iiams and Cary, Commits
sloners For further PARTICULARS see auction head
no 23-lS GUUDIN X APPERSON, Aucts.
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o. p. Il y Id WIN,
At the Hall Of the
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
FIR l ID AY MIG HIT. NOvEEBER 23d t1o
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H. Lumber Card.-Eugene Carrinston
having purchased the stock of LUMBER OF the
late Edward l.. DudleF. will continue the business
at the old yard, corner Franklin and 18th streets,
where he wi he happy to serve the old custom
on hand-WHlTE PINE. YELLOW PINE
FLOuRLNG, WALNuT, CHEkRY, ASH MA
SHINGLES, &c. EUG En- h DARLINGTON,
no l--dlm Corner Franklin and 18th SITS.
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@. H. Larabee, NJ G., from Wisconsin,, a few
days ago fell through the floor OF his flourish
ing mill at Horizon, and sustained severe in.
Juries.
DIR. Winshp, of Roxbury has been lectur-
ing with much success in Canada. Last week
he was in Montreal, aud created considerable
excitement and ia teIest.
The Mayor of Washington has issued a pro.
clamation, declaring Thursday the 18th inst
day OF Thanksgiving and prayer
Rev Jno. 5. Kirkpatrick of Charles ton. s.
q, mas been elected President of Davidson
College, N. q.
Fifty-one vessels arrived at the port of New
York during the last quarant tine season with
yellow fever patients on board
President Buchanan is Ia ring his homes tead
"Wheatland," near Lancaster, put In order for
his future residence.
Dipiheria has appeared in Frederick burg
Va. 4 sJl OF X. W. Hart, aged about twelve
years. died With the disease on Saturday last
Alfred PALMER hes been appointed Surveyor
OF the Customs for the EGgt OF Urbina, Va.
Marlborough House, LONDON, Is being con.
sereeo ihto residsnee for the Fringe o' Vale.
}. j.. Wyman, editor OF the Havana (Uaba)
Messenger, died pp the 18Th !. d.
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ia Art iiaIfery.

EA Art GRIiery.
SMITH h VANNERSON are producing the
finest PHOTOGRAPHS ever offs red TO the public
of this city.
All Photographs of Ladies made at this estab-
lishment are beautifully tinted.
PHOTOGRAPHS of all sizes, from locKet to the
size of life
AMBROTYPES made as low az fifty cents, at
No II VI ain street. formerly
no2l-3t' "WHITEHURST'S GALLERY"
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a.. Colts Celebrated five ShooteFs.--
Army, Navy, and Pocket sizes, on hand and for
sale By JAMES WALSH,
Gun Importer,
90 22-1m doors above St. Charles Hotel.
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Voting OIL an AHneXatiOn Question.

The London journals are excessively jubi-
liant over the immense Italian vote in favor Of
annexation to Sardinia. We trust they are
now prepared to apply this principle OF
popular sovereignty to the unfortunate case
Of "Ould Ireland" and advocate the passage of
law submitting to the vote of that country
the question of annexation to France. We
have no doubt that there would be as large a
majority in favor of The proposition as that
which has settled the annexation question in
Italy.
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IMPORTANT TO GAs NsUME Rs

CHAS. IT. LA NGLE.N
GAS FILTER, TIMER AND COPPERSMITH,
Would IN form the public that he is sole agent for
the sale of
HAWLEY'S IMPROVED CYLINDER GAS
BURN Frs,
aud Is prepared TO put them mp at the shortest no.
tlce. aud on the most reasonable terms. I he al
vantages of these Burners are: To prevent blowing
and waste of gas. to give more clear and uniform
lIsht, to regulate the quantjty consumed with the
full head turned on 10 any desired amount, and
thus to save at least twenty five per cent. over
the ordinary Burners.
Mr.. J. +. Brown, IN charge of the Washington
Cily Gas Works, has certified that they HHass-
itatiHgiy the tsS; Burners ne has seen during his
connection Of twelve wears with those works; and
the Superintendent of the Richmond Gas Works
asserts that he has tried them, and that they save
at ieaAt twenty per cent. over other Burners.
Thankful for past lavors, the su bscriber invites
orders for all work hls line, feeling assured that
he can give entire satisfaction as to quality and
price. CHAS. ii. LANGLE1,
oc its 18th ST., between Nam and Cary,
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price. CHAS. Ii. LAM LE1,
oc its 18th ST., be tween Nam and Cary T.,
GTOCKS FOR SALE.

4 CARD.-We verr earnestly request custom
"A ers and others, who have our BAGS, to send
them TO US full OF grain, 4 ready to send It, OF
empty, by the next tram We suffering great
inconve nenoe for want of our Bags that are idle
in various hands who have neglected to return
them. n short time we must make up bag ae-
counts and charge the holders with them. When
send bags to any person, they should be re
urned promptly.
ers oug hit to dry IL 1T home. Barns, granares and
" all out of DOORS big enough to spread II in
Farmers lose immensely by inatteHtIon TO this
point
We have fallen on perious tunes, when debt 10
fearful. Filling orders for gUano, 60, on the
faith of growing crops, won Z do for those have
to bay them on TIME. A safe principle of individual
economy is TO make money before we spend it.
lp-ts MADDUx co.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE I<sTiTITE,

The 18th session of this Institution will oQn-
merce on the LIST If October next, and close on The
last day oil June, 1851.
The Principal wilt be aided by eleven thorough
ly qualified instructors, and every effort will be
made maIntain the high reputation and select
character OF he School.
The ADVANTAGES offered in the de partments Of
MUSIC aud the MODERN LANGUAGES are IN
urpassed, while especial attention. is given 10 the
studs of HISTORY. ENGLISH LITERATURE,
RHETORIC ard READING.
The Principal refers 10 the patrons OF the School,
tute and f " liham and Mary College: to Prois
Bledsoe Smith, Coleman, Davis and Maupln, Of
the University of Virginia.
For fur her information. or for catalogue giving
course of studJ. terms regulations and full lat Of
patrons. to which attention is invited, address the
Principal ID. LEE POW ELL,
Re LIS Box 81. Richmond, Va,
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE.

COOK FOR SALE-Any one IN want of a
~ good Female COOK. without Iucumbrauce,
can be supplied at GRAEY'S Jail, on Cary street,;
also, No. l CARPENTER-both of " hich will
be sold ON accommodating terms. no DeOts
A NO. / CARPENTER FOR SALE.-We
II have for private sale, likely NEGRO MAN,
80 years Of age, who is a No. l CaRPENH TER; of
good MOI al character, and sold for no fault.
Apply to PULLlAM CO.,
oc l3-ts Odd Fellows Hall, Franklin st.
COOK FOR SALE.-We have for sale young
~ NEGRO WOMAN, aged twenty years she lg
an No ! Bread, Meat and Pastry Cook, and good
PULLIAM & co. Aucts.,
eeI5-ts Odd Fellows Hall, Franklin st.
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tue. The meeting of the
81 stockho,ders, SO Of the !, VlkGi I ChN,
the METKOP0LIT HALL, on THURSDAY,
Nov I'D, at O'Clock r M ,,,,,r
Office Va Central r. X. Coz
Richmond, Nov. 81, go. 10 2l-2t
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g., !. G. REDWOOD.

9E - - ~ RICHMOND, VA,
GENERAL AGENT And COlfMIo5TON
MERCHANT
Has removed his Office to METROPOLITAN
HALL, where he will be pleased to see his friends,
and Will attend, with pronptness and punctuahty,
To any business conhded To him. no2 81
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF NORTH CAROLINA The
following is the official vote of the State OF
North Carolina in the late Presidential cleo
ton
Brrckinridge and Lane. ..........--...---.4S 599
u. --
The Electors on the Douglas and Johnson
ticket received only 2,70l votes in lie whole
State.
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ar NGE CoUN TY.

NTOTICE.-In view of the present monetary
~ pressure. and unwilling To submit to rulnous
rates .f interest, or to subject our patrons TO
heavy losses on the sale OF property, which they
are unwilling To sustain. We have concluded to
temporarily suspend payment. We are Impeued
To this curse only from a due regard 70 our own
and To the interest OF those VIII have Negroes on
hand intended for our sales, and on which IN most
cases we have made large adva"ces.
We Will resume payment OF our Obligations at
the earliest period compatible with the interest OF
All, of which public notice Will be given. We are
confident our prudence will be commended
We shall continue business, AMI Will be glad to
serve those willing TO submit to present prices,
and will promptly apply the proceeds as desired
by those fsvorIng us with their p4trOnase
no ats DAVIS, DUPREE & co.
DissULUTlON OF PARTNERSHIP.-
IL The partnership heretofore ex sting between
THOMAS u. HOLMAN AID JOHN A. HARRIS,
under the style of HARRIS HOLMAN, has
been dissolved by mutual consent.
The outstanding claims due to the concern have
all Teen placed IN the hands of JOHN II. GUY,
ATTORNEY at .aw, Goddn S Building, Richmond
with authority to collect them, and apply the pro-
ceeds to the payment OF the dsbtE OF the late part
neTshlp.
Neither of the late partners is authorized to COL
lect otherwise settle any claim dus TO the late
concern; and all persons Inde Oted on am account
to the late concern, are notIned to come forward
aad make payment to the said John II. Guy.
JN0. A. HARRIS,
L. u. HOLMAN.
Richmond, Nov. 18th. 1866 no IL ct
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~ Act OF cratitude-2O, 600 Copies of
A NJ FDiCAL BOOK FOR GRATUIT0US CIRCU
LATION. bY sufferer. who has been efectualIy
cured of Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory, and
DImness of Sight, resulting from early errors, by
following the instruction. give IA ne lical work.
Considers 1t his duty, In gratitude TO the author,
and for the benefit of Consnmptivo and Nervous
sufferers, to publish the means used He will,
therefore, send tree, to any address, receipt of
information required. ADDRESS, Box 579," P. o.,
Albany, y. Y. no l2-d&cw3m
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s.~-ssrss RELIGIOUS NOTECE.-A DAILY
@AA UNION FRAZER MEETING IS held
at the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian As
soclation In GUDDIN'S HALL.
Christians of ali denominations, and strangers
visiting the city, are cordially invited to attend.
nol2-ln
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Last week IF the eugagemep. NJ
MISS CAROLINE RiCHIN6s.
And Der father,
MR.. PETER RICbISGs
SPORT! SPORT. sPoRT!.!

VA II LIS ISLAM
There will he BEAR and DOG FiGurrSe
2ld Of Novemb Der fg HING 70 commence A. =, ne
After the above hght. there will be a No
rnIGEHI between Messrs. Finn and Wilsoo'
AADMlSsIoN, 25 CENTS; reserved seat. q
no
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MAXINE CA..
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER II
Aga WaIsf fhtS day Thursday Tx o'clock.

MAXINE CA..
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 81
H,gA WaI" Ais day tIhursday) Tx O'Clock.
ARRIVED.
Schr. Dan'l Townsend, Townsend, Jacksonville,
sahf NJ s. Pa'rds.; + fG * lime
Schr. julia Name, Preston, New Orleans ,mdzs.,
w. D. CoquIst Co.
ssohr. E. Goldsborough, Todd Baltimore, light
Schr. Brunett, Johnson. down the river, light.
schr. NJ. q CIamner, Ludtord,
Schr. Chericoke. Crump,
BALTIMORE, Nov 2O-Cl'd. sohr. Ashland, Nor
New YORK, Nov. l9.-Crd. schr. Ann, Peters
B?sroN; Nov. i5.-Arr'd, schr. s. h Allen,
Rio JANEIRo, Oct laird. bark Sally Magee,
Richmond. Sth chip ey Eagle. Norfolk
ALKxaNpRIh, Nov D.-Arr'd, schr. Sarah +
Jones, Richmond.
BOARDING.
ID can obtain 80 ARD, with large and small
front room il a private family. Apply to
MR. NJ AEON Ven th ST., bet. Franklin and Grace.
no 2-4ts
u GA X u n q .-Genteel and comfortable
IL BOARDING can be had in q private family,
on Franklin. betw cen Sd and Attn streets, nearly
opposite Kobinson,s drug store, and three doors
ffom the corner. Rooms on second floor, laree
and comfortable. For further particulars. apply
on the premises nO2l ct
DOARDING.-A gentleman and lady and seve-
ID raj young men can be accommodated with
good board and lodging, on mo0erate terms, by
applying at Mrs NESBITT'S
Private Boarding House,
no 2l-2t* Corner Cary and Foushee SITS.
pOAR subscribers, having taken
- the house Of Jos. H. Crenshaw. Esq, on Main
street, bet xeen 9th and 9TH, inform their friends
and the public that they Will be prepared to re-
ceivs boarders on the LIST of October.
The house is in excellent repair, and fitted up
with every convenience for the comfort of Its in
mates. 1t is pleasantly situated, and convenient
TO the business part of the city. Several day
boarders can be accommodated.
R. B. MURRAY,
selS-3tawts NJ. J. MURRAY.
QOARDING.-One or two DESIRABLE
- ROOMS vacant at the EUGEMONT HOUSE,
between 9th and eth streets. oc Its
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ma. slNGER sEWIN0 MACHINEs.-

ne MAI ksu ATI tgtf bNlrHu5u VTPu III ~ %
SINGERS SEWING MACHIN ES, both IN Anne
TIca and Europe is such best to establish thef
gu oeriOrity over all others the market. Sewing
Machines, so called may be bought, It is true Tor
q smalleTl amount OF dollars, but 10 ls mistaken
economy oInvest any thing IN worthless or uu-
reliable article. and those who Will do so must
h lin 10 nLnnr
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: L . A I 5
CELEBRATED ELLIPTIC LOCK STITCH
Sc w / y q NJ \ & III L ~ +, 3,
Are now manufactured by the
UNION MANUF4CTUR{NG COMPANY,
tLate Lester Manufacturing Company
Or RICHMOND, VA,
And are for sale at store
No 23l MAIN STREET.
These Machines, Of home manufacture, are
warranted the best III use.
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE THEM.
no S-t5
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A Z LEVY's DRY GOODS y sUt< = the to!-
| a lowing cheap Goods now Re found: Yard
| vide Cnblgachcd Cotton az SIS cents worth ~
eats; fine unbleach he'd Cotton So cents, worth
10 cents CalicOes for making spreads at Ga and s..
| cents; fine irish linen at 50 cents: can be hau
| elsewhere for less than rs cents; White and Co
lored Marseiles Bosons at l23s cents, worth 1874
| cents; UIicn Linen Bosoms at ia cents, worth
Isl cents; pure lr Ssh Linen Bosoms at 70 cents
worth 371a cents; Grass Linen Handa erChIeis at Is
cents, worth 90 cents; and various other goods, al
| of which VIII be sold equally as low.
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NUS WUIIOy A. tijRBS,SEWTSG Ma.

Il CHIN F. received the highest premium at the
STATE Agricultural Far, OctuUer Tlh, 1860, and Is
well worthy the attention of those IL want OF a
$40 JOHN A BELVIN,
Belvin's Block, on 18th and Governor SITS
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EDUCATIONAL

CCHOOL OF DESIGN or THE via.
- GINA MECHANICS INSTITUTE. The
above School Will be opened in the basement o5
the Mechanics Institute building, on MONDAY
Noyemhe, l9.R, att I. n, and on each MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY succeeding until
the LIST of May, 1851 Besides Mechanical ana
Gpometrica Drawing, the scholars can obtain in
structions in Mathematics. Trigonometry and Eur
yeyIng. If desired. For terms, apply to Mr. o
HEINRICH, who will be IN the school room on the
evenings of Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY Of
this week, or 20 the Committee
T II WINNIE
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T. H. wYNNE,
l.. l.. MONTAGUE,
no l2-lm las kERsFy


Tl'U IHE Pt BLiC-AN0THE SCHOUI-
l. The subscribers have had the services of Miss
LUCY ID. LEWIS as teacher to their children for
the last two years, and have empoSe ed her for the
next; and regarding her as emlnentiy qualified ior
this response bic calling, we are willing that others
should share In the benefits OF her abors. We pre-
sumo II will he sufficient recommendation 10
MISS LEWIS, to say that she 10 daughter of Mr.
John Lewis, dec d: so long the successful classical
teache' of Ltangollen, IN this State, and after
wards in Kentucky.
Miss Lew assisted her father in this employ
ment for several years.
She teaches all the elementary and higher
branches of English, and the Latin and French
Languages,
The price for tuition IN the Primary Branches is
$40. For the higher branches-GrammaT, Geog-
raphy. Arithmetic, Algebra, Natural PHILOSOPHY,
Chemistry, and Botany, s26; and SIS additional
for French or Latin. Music at the teachers
prices.
The School will commence the 18th Of January,
and END On the 18th of December following the
month of Au1ust vacation. We would eann take
a few girls or snail boz as hoarders at Sl00, ~
GLIDING every thing. HkNkI A. hObL ADAG,
HERNUON FRAZ N.
nA- Address, "Twyman's store" spotssvsnIs
q On
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IN stable, on the Teleg raph Road seven miles
AAsouth of Fredericksburg, on Tuesday night
last, dark bay MARE, close, compact form.
snail feet, clean, nice legs, full name and tail,
fine eyes, two white spots on her back. proJu led
nv saddle soalds and some white specks on her
right Jaw under the ear. a bride, with st'h hit
ward VIII e paid Tor any information concerning
her Ny Post Office is FTedericks burg. She 10
about five feet high, PAGES ana trots finely, and IN
good order. Valued at S2p'
no 1876 WALTER A. BEAZLEY.
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In order 10 place the vsry best Family Marhi>ss
in the tcorld within the reach of all we have re-
duced our Letter A, or transverse Shuttle Ms
chimes, beautifully oTnamented, TO FIFTY Doll
I
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~ TEACHER OF
ARITHMETIC, BOOKKEEPING aud the GER
MAN Languages.
~ WRITING of any kind executed.
Broad, between 8th and OH streets, two doors
above y. Carusi's Piano Rooms. no 22-5t+
L'OR SALE-A MACHINE, with Horse Power
attachment. Roof and three large Mili-S tones,
comp etc, suitable either Tor Grinding Powders
Manufacturing Putty; but little used, and be
leved 10 be in GOOD condition. Apply to y. A.
STRECKER, No Main street.
90 -. qsSARR GRAAIlNz'} Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22
SINGERS No. l AND 2 STANDARD SHUT
MArHINES

Both of very general application aEd capacity,
and popular both in the family and the ma1ufao,
tory. Prices reduced respectively from s 3 sHd
8 $50 10 $50 and Sl0O.