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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-03

The popularity OF the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MENr, is cOeItensive with the civilization of the
globe Other articles claim alternate pain and
d!stress-this Family Physicians, Govern
ment Hospitals, Farrers Planters, Farmers, Livery
men, &c, have particularly demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world No article before
ceived such undivided praise and suppertfrom Aedi-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-03
VALUABLE
WATERING PLACE
r - az g a u e..

pYviftue of Deed OF trust executed to me by
IL Samuel n. Eoust, registered in Book pages
AS, APO, AZ and AIS Registry Books OF Law
renee county Teun-, Will sch t. the highest bidder
ON tue pr enses, on fHUISDAY, the 29tI day oil De-
cenber -lS5q-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-03

W.STrD-A good House Servant. washer
and ironer: also. cook, washer and Ironer-
Apply at this Office.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-03

TEE LouIsVILE JoUESAL.-This Newspaper, nov In
thrtleIh year. has attained celebrity aad eireg-
laIiun surpassed By papers Out the city Of Sew
YORK As Daily Journal, the PrOPfles0Ts ali spare
expense make It VI the hrsI class The Det-sofk
OF Telegraph al over The unioH enables them 70 re-
PeTt al Of public Interest almost sRalEane-
ousIy with thsr occurrence; while ths Increased Ca
cili,les Of Railroad communication oder channels
for tie prompt delivery Of the Journal % subscribers
10 the very shertesa period alter Puhiio4ISoa.
The AGsdoUrTUEAt D1rAATa<ST q the Journal IL
made one II special aItentsn and Interest The Artl
eIys under this bead prepared By Practical Far
ner and have commanded ths approval Of some q
the best agrieaiturisIs Ia Iris sRa ether States.
rhs teens of Subscription folioSs, per
year
Ia sc Daily sent BY mAil.-------..----.-.ss 90
Country Daily and rri-wsekdy ........... 90
Weekly (a clubs Of tsnl 30
q single copy. .....--.-.....-..... %
RemItiancos By mail in registered letters Al Cur
risk
AL communicates addressed %
PRENTICE, HENDERSON Z OSBORNE,
jan3-il Ioaissiils, KY.
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E5- Mr.. +. HAGAN has our thanks for the
New York Ledgr, H1rper's Weekly, aud Frank
Lesie's Illustrated Newspaper.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-03
YALuAB BILE HORSE SAVED

VAL LIABLE HORSE SAVED.
Mr. . LiTcH, Hyde Park VT, wrtes:-'' That the
horse was considered worthless" (his case was
SpayinD but since the free use OF the Mustang
Linimeut, have sold him for one $3.50 sash. Your
Liniment has been doing wonders up here"
40 BRoAD sTRKET, PHLADKLPHIA, PA.
(Exrdet.) ain lifting the kettle from the ere it
became unmanag eabe, tilted over, and scalded my
hands very severely, almost to a crisp 1t was
awful sight. The Mustang Linment appeared to
tract the pain. 1t healed rapidly without soreness
and loft no scar Of account. Truly yours,
&C ARIES FOSTER
Such language this Is but the and natu-
raj echo wherever this article is used.
This Liniment is indispensable TO planters and
owners of horses and mules. Mr.. JoHS DANIELS,
OF Montgomery, Ala, sold slave for $500, who
raised from utter uselessness by this LInment.
Every family should have IT. Be very particular
and enquire Tor the Mustang Liniment take no
other
sold by all dealers throughout North and South
America, EUROPE, aud the Islands Of the Ocean for
IS eeuIs, So cents, and 81 per bottle.
BARNES PARK, New York.
uOy25-6mdtw&u
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No. 80 Union street.

Strangers aud others visiting this city, win
and at the Boot and Shoe Store Of J. b. 4 A.
v. RUTLAND. choice lot of fashionable Boots
and Shoes OF every description, which ,hey
are selling for cash, and on most liberal
terms. They Invite thepablie TO givsihen
call. sz
Heavy Bregans.
A splendid lot of negro wear. Also
Trunks. yalisss, Carpet Bags, &c.
octl5lf
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PaineannOtcxiSIwh Observation-Disclosures applied

RheamAtlsm, LAmeness Stiffness Weakness ~
sility ,NeryousDesS, neuralgia, Dyspe Psis, Cough
Colds Pa rus aud Aches al every kind .doWnsve
to Corns are MAEplAfELl RELIkN Ill, and with
tile patience PERMANENTLY CURED 10y the mag
eal,anGenoe OF the AAGNEflC PLASfER. IL isth,
simplest .surest safest sire M
edy In existence. It's application
Iy 70 the strong man the delicate ~oniah ana thu
feebie FAINT. 10 eacha aud aiHt wfifyrove a Ia In
and a blessing. It's use agreeable and without an
aoysnce trouble It's price is sitbinFeAc ALL
rich or poor; alinay hayrs 1, aHc aiishould havsn
sho are sick and sunerin gin any way.
FARMERS aud PLANIktiS should always be sup
pliee with the MAGNETIC PLASTER. IL will Re ths
Good IN ysietaais any hoasehotd ready AZ aIa mes
and a slant notice.
Putup In Gir-tighfttn boxes Zach Dox gia. maxi
six 10 q plastsrs aad any hld spread then
Price 251eRts box ,~ithfaii and paiH directions.
-. q. NOR EHEAD VI. o.,
Fasenserssd Proprietor le Walker sfreef Nese Yerl
aORkHEAD's MAGNETIC Pi-AsfER Is SOLD b.
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN GESUIN
MEDICINES ~ ERYw HERE.
L lsly - deodA~oosIyip
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Notice by City Marshal.

Oa and alter this date all Wagons, carts Drsy and
Hacks, ~ishoat . number prominently, the law vii
be sIflcIly eaIoEee1. W. n. BAoWN,
lanS-Sl CITY MARSHAL.
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Meoifal.
MRS. WIN SLOW.
A sssss1lsnssa ss... and rso.l. Ply srs,... pre-
So HIN G 5 YR u p.


whiohgrsatly facilitates the OF seetAins,b
softening gains reducing al inHamasion; vi
allay ALL seSand spSsnloGit action and is k.s-l
SURkGoRES U3.Afk The BoMk1S
Depend upon its IsoaLers il via give restto yeus~
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HEAVY Bregans
Trunks. trunks!

THEI feceissd, adaittonAi sspPllss % Ladies'
Cd ffenk8, tzsse aud say Ter sole Lesssssf
t<lz<ss a.za E&ai~s' Asnast sexes, stn<s ana aseos
s:<h sr<5s large -sssEtsassts Al lss Iassss
JoHN RANAGE,
ese1e #A A. tai.eks sts<<.
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The well-knOwn Watering Place

kept Tor many years oy Samuel h. FousI, the
Central turnpike Road, leading from Columbia ~
Way nesoOrO' about 80 Iirs from the latter and 10
from MI Pleasant. Tue trdcI land couI,Ins about
496 acres with more than 100 acres OF productive
land IN cultivation, with u gOou Dwelling House,
Stables, Ten-pm Alleys aAd rst-rdte sbIus Tor the
accommodation of at least loo visitors. luis place
IS one OF the most pleasant summer Retreats Ten
nessee, occupying the highest point of land between
nashville and New OredLs, with abundance Of
the best Frees stone Water Mineral alter
passed by any the South.
Also, One Negro man named Ben, Negro boy
named Wesley, 10 head OF Cattle, head oil Horses
Mule, four horse Magnn,1 twO-horse Wagon anu
Hirness, Carriage and Harness, Farming I'm. le-
ments, Household Kitchen Furniture. The
equity of redemption will be conveyed to tie pur-
Chaser, If any exists
TERMS OF SALE:
The land in three equal payments, due respective
y in o, II and Is months from the day of sir with
interest. Bond and security required and lien re-
tanned tor the purchase money. The balance OF the
property will be sold credit of six months,
with good security, except sums under So, which
will be cash. TH0S. b. GORDON,
decl4-2w Trustee.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-03
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY,

THE neXto rdinary y drawing OF The Roya Havana
Lottery conducted b y TIA eSpani is LJioyernment
underthes dpervIsoL il u enera Cuba
will take plac eat Havana, ON
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-03
RHEUMATISM

or years standing, has been totally cured. Piles,
Ulcers Tuners, Running Sores, scroiuIa .Stf JOINTS
Felons. swellBgs, Burns, Bites, Boils, Chaps, Neu
ralgia, Salt Rheum, and all aches and pains upon
man, aud kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
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SArONAFxER,
OR
CONCENTRATED POTASH.

More than Doublethe Strength Of Ordinary Potash
E'oR making Soap witioutiimc, with little trouble
l. and at triniug expense. The cheapestartcle ever
discovered for the purpose One pound will make
twelve or fifteen gallons of good Soft soap, nine
pounds Hard soap. Printers Will find u a superior
article for cleaningtyps. Ills perfectly soluble and
free from impurities.
Rrokeni n SMALL mps an put up In 4, 2, 4 aud
fb cans.
Manufactured at the CHALLENGE CHEMICAL
WORKS brooklyn ,and sold by
K. DURKEE CO..
oct3-dAwfy Isl Pearl street, New York.
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MIsfel.aueuns.
Louisville, New Albany Il Chicago
RAILROAD.
Esfziza.7 Ess5ssszzssszaa Ezzs=s=Sa

~ - ~
FOR ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO, DaTR0IT,
And all Points West and North
west.
The Great Western and North west ShortLine Route
1859. FALL ARRANGEM ENT.Is59.
Two Daily Trains to st. Louis, Cincinnati
and Chicago.
ON and after DECEMBER 5th, 1859, Passenger
" Trains vii leave New Albany as follows:
1910 A M, Chicago and st. Louis Express Nail
(laily except Sunda s)reaching II Louis at I2:So
A NJ, and chicago at lo'4o A NJ; Cincinnati at
1ol5 p. N. Chicago and ST. Louis Night Express
an except Salnreas ~, feaohng Il Loais at
day nights this train only to Mitchell. re-
turning Monday mornings.
Sundays). Returning, connects with The
from ST. Louis at 600 A. NJ, reaching New AL
bany at SOS p. NJ, Louisville al s:4U p. Il.
Trains leave St. LOUIS al $50 A N, and 4.ooP
A-.arriying At Louisville al o:l5 A anu $40
M.
Only one change of Cars to ST. Louis, Cincin-
natl, or Chicago.
Baggage Checked Through.
All Trans connect closely with ali Passenger
Trains ONO ald Bississ ppi wait
indehnitel! forU- NJ. trains when they are delay
ed thereby nsuring TO passenger reliable conuec-
tons Mitch 10 from 81 Louis or cine inuati
BS- Passengers and Baggage taken to aud from
any part of the city and the Cars Tree OF charge.
Both Through Trains connecIcloseiy Greencas
tie with the rerre Haute and Richmond Railroad,
West for TeTre Haute and ST. Louis land East In.
danapolis. At Lafay elite with The Toledo & Western
Railway. And with the Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana K. r. for Toledo and Chicag e and
ali intermediate Stations Also Michigan City
with the Michigan Central Railroad for Chcag GO aud
all points West and North Also Detroiland
all points East.
RS- General Passenger Once Ne. SIS Main street
Louisville Ky, " here THROUGH TICKETS anu fur
ther information can be obtained.
Trans are run by Louisville Time
L. KICKER sSup't
New Albany o {. II, 1859. decl7-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-03

Gs-Messrs. HAGAN il TBEANoR have receiy-
ed the latest copies OF The Flag Of Oasr Union,
the New YORK Weekly, Balboa ) Pictorial, Sc.
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EREsh ANIMAL
WINTER GOODS.
We havejust received fresh supply OF
winter Goods,
COMPLETE

as at the first of the season, TO which invite the
special attention of merchants wanting recruiting
Stocks
nov1T W, s. EAENIN a. CO.
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For Sale at a Bargain.


4 AN prepareGto y ton Fin Roofsof bes,EngIish
i Roefng insnsne~most spproy eo mannerand
sHort notice la tae City Country,
fFcss ~ iossas eau ee lone titaa stste, Refer
Assls-u Eae-ss j. ~ ALLISON
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-03
The Confessions and Experienc,
ORA
VICTIM.

DEssGsEnfor The hsnsss, aad as a warning ssa
IL eauttsa 10 thase - be za1 y froel aeFsoas eeei
ny lsdis rEtion, la~ness Of spiFitf. wAnt ~ siee
premature decay. - as . eaasssuease % yoashf
imDrs1snes. ths eznsfsat IA BIT % ssif-4e.se.
the same posntihg oass hs efxtss seass ~ 81
care
Nv ons Vito has sarsrsd from the shose csss
and from misplaced eeaEienee IL aaedlcs Il aanlbl
and aaaosesy. sla<is COPIES sent ffs<t fFesl q
rrseipt Of .sisr.psa enseispe, beaFihs ne sdtra
af ths kpoils.nt address,
NATHANIEL sAYsAiR. Fss.,
assfe-3nd&~ B-eserd. ksnss< ca. y. "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

Jno. Tappan, one OF the oldest merchants
of Boston, broke his arm on the 9th uItimo,
by tall caused by entanging his feet in a
lady's hoops, on the sidewalk.
Tea has been received in New York from
japan. 1t can be furnished at lower cost
than China teas of u corresponding grade.
A fire at Albany, Ga, on the 27th ult..
destroyed Byington's Hotel, HIPS stables, and
several other buildings
The French government has n terdic ted sub
scrlpuon Tor asword TO be presented to Gene
raj de Lnmoriciere.
Hon. A. X. Boteler, of Virginia, spoke at a
Union mass meeting in New York. monday
night. '
One penny day will buy food In China su !.
hcient 10 Rable a man to 'live Comfortably >,
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CAPT. HuGH NELSON PAGE.-In our issue of
Monday last, we copied paragraph referring
10 The services OF this gallant Virginian, who
as one of the few survivors Of the battle of
lake Erie-and for Whose noble bearing up-
on that glorious occasion his native State
honored him with magnificent sword. Can't
Page, though resident Of the city of Ports.
'aoatn, was born in the county Of Caroline
lie was not under the command Of Capta,n
Elliot, as enormously stated, but served on
board The Tygress, commanded by 1t. Conk.
ling.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

SuIC!DE.-Mrs. James Watkins, residing
near Alexandria, Va, committed suicide on
the both ult, by taking strychnine. The de-
ceased had been for some time in a very low
spirited state of mind, had been heard TO make
threats against her own lie, and at different
times had purchased laudanum with view
10 sell -Ges tructiOl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

DEATH OF A RRPoRTER.-Dr. Marcus 7. G.
Gouli, at one time the only shorthand re-
porter in the United States, died in Beaver
county Pa, last week. He had made and lost
many fortunes, not the smallest OF which
went down III the great morHs multicaulaS
speculation, OF which he was the head and
front
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

ExroRT OF CoTros TO MKxrco.-The San
Antonio Ledger, OF the 18th, says:
NOT day passes that we fail to note In our
streets one or more trains Of Mexican carts
varying In aninber from six TO twelve or a.,
teen, laden with cotton going 70 the Rio
GiaRGs" ~ 80 ~ :.
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DEAD.-Mr. John Vine Hall, a writer of reli-
gious books, died on the 22d ult,, at Worcester,
Eng aged o. years. He was the father Of Rev.
Newman Hal, somewhat noted dissen ing
preacher OF London, and of Capt. Vine Hail,
late of the Great Eastern.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

DEATH OF NAVAL OYYIoER.-Lieut. John
T. Barraud, Of the u. b. Navy, died at Ports.
mouth. Va, very suddenly. Sunday night
lie was native Of this Stair, aud entered The
service in ls4i ~ midshipman. He was sta
TONED ~ the Gosport Navy. Yard,
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Too LATH-Among the private requests
made b. the late Hon. Jonathan Phillips, of
Mas usetts, was one OF five thousand dol
lars to the late Horace Mann, whose death be-
fore that of The late testator renders the dOna-
ton of no effect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

A DIsCovERY.-At Council Bluff, lows, the
alarming discovery has just been made that
Frank Bates, young, dashing, popular, lady
fascinating cry goods clerk, is a-girl!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

OLD PEoPLE-In Sampson county, n. c.,
the census taker has listed Joel Hair, who is
105 years old, and both deaf and blind. A ne
gro woman in the same county died few days
since aged los years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

- PHOTOGRAPHS AND AMBRoTYPEs in everv
syie ana size known In tue art, can he had Al
s hxss Mamnoth Gallery l45 Main street, Fagle
they can be obtained ia New York or elsewhere ~
Babies beautifully taken by RKEs' instantaneous
process. 40 "a a,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

DhArH OF AN U. 5. ARMY OFPIoER.-Brevet
h'iSadier Cen Clark, Commander of the De.
p@rtment OF California, died In San Francisco
On inc iasn uit., OF chronic diarrhea, after an
.,'ness u TWO week. He has served In the U.
.. army s'nce iSi2' was through the war In
mexico ana was promoted to the distinguish
position occupied at the time of his death for
lneritorions conduct At the siege Of Vera Cruz
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SOUTHERN FEMALEINsTITUTE.
SEWING M ACH MES.

TIE WILCOX GIBBS SEWING MA.
- Oh lNE Tecelyed the hIsnest pTeml ,aI at she
well wottby the attention Of those i SS6t sn IF IS
good Family SEWING MACHINE. Price sS5 to
Belvin's Block, on i2th and Governor sis.
oc Slim
TIL SINGER SEWING MACHINES
q, The marked and eyer extended popularity Of
RIGA and Europe, is suoh as best to establish their
superiority over ali others in the market Sewing
Machines, so called, may be bought, ltis tue, Tor
economy olnvest anything III worthless or un
reliable article, and those who will do 40 must
"'iS slSG S NEW FAMILY MACHINES.
In order to place the Gerry best Family Machines
an the tc4r!a within the reach OF all, we have re-
duced our Letter A, or transverse Shuttle Ma
chimes, beautifully ornamented, to FIFTY DOL
SINGERS No. ! AND 2 STANDARD SHUT
TIE MACHINES,
Both OF very general application and capacity,
and popular both IN the family and the manu- &C
tory Prices reduced respectively from SlS and
SINGERS No. 5 STANDARD SHUTTLE MA
CHINE,
For oarriage-makers and heavy leather work.
Also to complete the list, an entirely new ar
ticle, unequaled for manufacturing purposes,
nGoseless, rapid, and capable of any KIND OF york
cheaper at that, In view of its value than the ma
chimes Of any other maker rs gift:
All of Singers Machines MAKE the interl ked
stitch with two threads, which Is the best stitch
known. Every person desiring to procure full
aud reliable information about Sewing MachiRes,
their sizes, prices. working capacities, and the
best method of purchasing, can obtain 1t by end
ing for q copy of ~ NJ. Singer 4 Co.'s Gazette
which Is a beautiful pictorial paper, entirely de-
voted to the subject. twill be supplied gratis.
NEEDLES, HREAD, COTTONS, SILK, and
all necessary articles used with Sewing Machines,
kept constantly on hand for sale. Also, practi
cal nachlnIst, who Is ever ready TO attend on our
customers. If required.
Messrs. SINGER & CO.'S office being conduct
ed on the most thorough business principles by an
entirely new. set of hands, we feel confident of
doing our share of the business, we have always
done heretofore. |. NJ. SINGER Il Co,
$40 Main street, Richmond.
b. TRoTT, Agent. au 2S-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

CHICAGO ITEMs.-Lill Sc Diversis' brewery,
at Chicago, was damaged by fire Monday
night, TO the amount of S2b00. The loss Is
covered by insurance. DIR. VIM. Il. Eagan, an
old and res pected citiZen of the same city, died
Monday morning
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DIED.

Yesterday morning, Oct 3lst. at 0 o'clock, in
this city, JAMES W .. enly child OF Jos. w. ard
Eliza A, Barlow. aged years and Is DAYS.
HIS funerat will take place from st. Peters Ca
thedrai, at 2 o clock this afternoon The friends
and ac9ualntances OF the family, and those Of Mrs.
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EDUCATIONAL,
FRENCH MIGHT sCHgOL

kaENch NlurT sCHDyL $3.50, ,,,s,
Few. TlRfoN VIII open a MIG HIT SCHOOL.
on me Sfh q November, for Teaching the FkENCH
The school will be open four times . week. from
till 10 o. clock at night
For further p2rtcu ars inquire At Mr.. THROWS
nue., or at Air. FRAScIs DsLaRuE's on Broad st !.
near 9th, or at Mr. JOHN REISHARDT's, Broad,
near I'll ST. mol St.
SOUTHERN wAvERLEY INSTITUTE,
Mas. PEiTfER +. MAYO. fRis ef al 'A'h'
Commencing LIST October, 1850.
The Principal begs leave to offer this Institution
one designed to elevate female education TO the
highest grade, and one in which no pains or ex-
pense are spared for facilitating this OBJECT and
afording the very best opportunity for q thorough
and practical acquisition of the MODERN Ian
Us u ss sna
compshment ap pc raining to the most polished
educ of Young ladies.
For terms, references or prospectus of the
' o. S-ims M A'''' 70 Mrs. PETER P. MAYO.
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTLTUTE,
~ RICHMOND VA.
The llth session of this lnstitutIon will com
mence on the lst Of October next, and close on the
The Primo pal Will be aided by eleven thorough
ly qualified instructors, and every effort will be
made To maintain the high reputation and select
character of the School
The ADVANTAGES offered in the departments of
MUSIC and the MODERN LANGUAG ES are un-
RHETORIC and READING.
The Principal refers TO the patrons Of the School;
or to the Faculties of the Virginia NJ ilitary Insti
tute and of tlliam and Mary College; to Profs.
Bledsoe Smith, Coleman, Davis and Maupin, of
the University of Virginia.
For further information, or for catalogue giving
course of study terms, regulations and full list of
patrons, to which attention is invited address the
Principal D. LEE POWELL,
Ga It's Ray Rioht md
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MArnruD.

On Tuesday .y.aIas sose alts at g. s :s'i' !.
S Gc n, f SE5 % sftssbw Of soriot to
Miss ANAsTAsfA, .dauo htef of N. Devereax'
nA Norfolk and Portsmouth papers please copy
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POLITICAL NOTICES,

~ SPEA NINA AT THE
G>3 CLUB HOUSE.
THIS tTHURSDAYlE EVENING. Nov. LIST.
Hon. JOHN s. PENDLET0N. Of Culpeper coun-
ty. will add ross the people at the CLUB HOUSE
TO NIGHT. commencing at Ia O'Clock.
Virginia can scarcely boast n more gifted orator
more gallant de fender Of the South, and no man
will regret having heard his address of this even
ug. Let the ladies enliven the occaslon with
their presence W.M ELLIOTT,
nol-lt President.
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SPECIAL uOTICE5

M Lumber Card.-Eugene harrington
having purchased the stock of l. UMbEk OF the
late Edward +. DudleT. will continue the business
at the old yard, corner Franklin and 18Th streets
where he WILL he happy to serve the od cus Stnn
on hand-WHITE p | N E. YELLOW p r {,
FLooRlNG, WALNUT CHERR6i Ash 20 4,
SHINGLES, SC. EUGENE. DARLINGTON.
no l--dlm Corner Franklin and 18TH sis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01
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~ The First Regiment Hat-This bean
tlinl style HAT has Seen gotten up EXPRESS y by
the subscriber for the city retail trade. 1t can
only be had at BINFORD'S HAT STORE, -
M ain street. The NATIONAL GUARD HAT,
together with all the LATEST STYLES, can be
had also at This establishment.
F. BINFORD,
oc 27-lw Opposite Morris Bookstore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

M 1850 N OOk y.

J. w. RANDOLPH has for sale an assortmp Mt
of CATHOLIC PRAYER and other BOOKS,
among which ale-
The Nilsson Book, Golden Manual, Gate of
Heaven, Key Of Heaven; Garden of the Soul. pr :,
Prayers, Path 10 Paradise, Buffers Lives Of the
Saints, Cobbett's History of the Reformation,
Gerald SrlfhD's Works, Fathers of the Desert,
Civilization, Faber's WORKS. Brownson's Essays,
Life of Christ. Bibles ana Testaments, small and
large sizes; German, French and Spanish prayer
Books. loISlt