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MAYORS CoURr.-Charles Dyson and
William Travers, two negroes, charged
with stealing two bars of pig iron belong
ing to the Belle Isle Company, from the
Danville Depot lot, were sent on.
Peterfeld F. Everett and Otis G. West,
two little boys, charged with lighting, were
arrested by Policeman No. IA, corner OF
First and Broad. West was not in court,
and the case was continued.
BENJAMIN Brooks, negro, charged with
making a noise on the premises of Thomas
Ward, white, and threatening Ward be.
cause he ordered him to stop it. Ben and
others were having "serenades," which
disturbed Mr.. Ward; and upon Ward
demonstrating, Ben told him to come out il
he wanted anything, that he "was his
rider" One of the witnesses testified that
the prisoner not only threatened Ward,
but went out of the yard in "domineer.
ing, diabolical manner" He also said he
had fought under General Grant, and
was not to be imposed upon by any white
man. The Mayor said he was the General
Grant of Richmond, and intended to pre-.
serve the peace, and the negro was required
to give sl5O bail to keep the peace. He
was set back.
Otto Morganstern, keeping his bar-room
open on Sunday, was fined five dollars
The defendant stated that the front door
of his bar-room was the only means OF
egress and ingress for his family.
John Dixon, negro, was arrested fol
taking away counter from store belong
ing to Mr.. Joel B. Watkins, and discharged
Henry Thompson, negro, getting On the
Central train and insisting upon staying
there though Policeman Lyle ordered him
off. was discharged.
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CRUELTY TO ANIMALs.-Yesterday, near
the Second Market, a butchers wagon was
driven along the street at a rapid rate, and
among the animals in it was calf tied by
the legs, which was jostled out and fell
into the street, where it laid until its own
ers came back and lifted it again into the
cart. This occurrence suggests forcibly
the establishment of q society for the pre-
yention of cruelty to animals, SO that such
inhuman scenes may not occur in our
streets to the annoyance Of all who wit.
ness them.
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FOREIGN ExcHASaE.-We invite Attention to the
advertisement from the banking house Of VIM. b.
Isaacs 4 Co., in which they state that they are pre-
pared to furnish bills at sight, In sums to suit,
on London, Dublin, Paris, Berlin, Brussels, Am
sterdam, Stockholm, and on various cities In Ger.
many. In addition to this, they are prepared to
make collections on all accessible places In the
United States, Canada, and Europe; to take from
and furnish to depositors domestic exchange at
par to receive deposits subject to check at sight,
and to do all other things belonging to the business
of exchange and brokerage. The house Is active,
embarrassing, and reliable. ns-
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FIRST SoIREE OF THE RICHMOND SOCIAL
CIRCLE.-The first soiree Of the season oi
the Richmond Social Circle was given last
night at Monticello Hall, and was most
brilliant affair. :.
Before entering into the particulars 1t
would be well to give description OF the
organization aud its objects. The Rich
mond Social Circle is composed of about
fifty young gentlemen of this city, of the
Jewish persuasion, and has for its object
social enjoyment.
For this purpose monthly soirees are
given during the gay season, to which q
sufficient number of ladies are invited, and
at which everybody is expected and made
to enjoy themselves with dancing, music,
etc. These social gatherings, conducted
as they are, by an organization of the most
respectable young Jewish gentlemen OF
the city, in the most approved and orderly
style, are sources Of pure and unalloyed
pleasure.
The one of last night was among the
most agreeable of its kind we ever wit
messed. The managers were ever assidu-
Gus in seeing that every one was we'll cared
for, and that the arrangements for the
evening were we'll carried out. The ladies
present seemed to appreciate the gallantry
of the young gentlemen, and in return be-
slowed upon them their sweetest smiles.
The gentlemen were ever attentive, and in
no instance did we notice any lady sighted,
or in want of attention. In fact everybody
seemed to enjoy themselves, or to lend to
the enjoyment Of others.
The evening was opened with dancing
and music, which was kept up until late
hour. Rosenbergcr's band was in attend
ance, and of course the music was good.
The following are the names of the Off
GERS of the Circle: President, Julius
Straus Vice-President, NJ. Buxbaum ;
Recording Secretary, G. Thalhimer; FL
nancial Secretary, ]. Guggenheimer; Trea-
surer, II. J. Myers. These gentlemen acted
as managers, and performed their duties
well and faithfully.
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LECTURES BIZ THE REV. NOAH HUNT
ScBENcK, D. D.-This eminent divine has,
in response to request from the friends
of st. Marks Church, agreed to deliver
two lectures in this city about the goth OF
next month. This will be agreeable news
to those who can enjoy an intellectual
feast. DR.. Schenck has, for years, stood
with Vinton and Hawks, the first pulpit
orators in the Episcopal Church, and in
the country. Early notice will be given
of the exact time, place, and subject OF
the lectures.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE EALMANAC=OCTOBRR IL,
PORT OF RICHMOND, OcroBE

PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER II.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Casper Hefts, Shoe, Philadelphia, coal
Writ Roberts.
SAILED.
Steamer state or Maryland, Traysrs paItinors,
Schooner Twebell Miller, Philadelphia. via Ca.
bin Point Creek lumber, McKowan Curtis.
Schooner Isabel Alberto, Tooker, New fork,
wood, McKowan \ CHrtis.
Schooner Alexander, Boyle, Philadelphia, via
Lyou's Creek, lumber, Mckowan Curtis.
Schooner Martha, Josie, Savannah iron' }. 4.
Ande rson i Co.
Schooner Mary Willis, Dixon, Baltimore sehoo-
ner D. p. Binson, and several others whose names
are not reported-al bound up. 80
MEMORANDUM.
The steamer Saratoga, before reported In disabled
condition ETC., was put upon the dry dock IN For or
serious, and she will be afost again in few days.
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RELIEVED. = Brevet-C Captain Lord, in
of the sub-district Of Chester
field, was relieved yesterday, and Captain
BENJAMIN G. Cook, IF the sub-district OF
the Mayors Court, of Richmond, has been
assigned to duty in his place.
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SEABRooK's WAREHoUsE.-At this ware
house during the month ending October
18th the inspections amounted to ls9 hogs
heads, II boxes, 5 tierces, and tub. The
receipts have been gradually falling Oh
since the lst of October. Z
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sa NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA.

NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA.
GOVERNMENT DEPOsITARY.
By special order Of the Secretary Of the Trea.
sury the
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA AT RICH
MOND
has been made q
DEPoSITAEY OF GOVERNMENT FUNDS,
sswill appear by the following:
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, October Z, 1855.
Fy virtue OF the first section OF an act OF Con-
gress, approved June IL, lsss, entitled IAN act to
Tex aIats and secure the safe keeping Of public
money entrusted TO disburring officers OF the
United States" the National Bank Of Virginia at
Richmond, Va, there being no treasurer nor as
snt treasurer Of the United States at that place.
hereby especially designated for the reception,
saie. keeping and disbursement, according to law,
ot the public funds entrusted for disbursement TO
any or all disbursng officers OF the War, Interior
or Treasury Departments. H. McCULLOCH,
oc s-:m Secretary Of the Treasury.
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APP will please cali .. this ofice.

or TOBACCO MIRCHASys viii hnd In another
column TO- dsy ths card Of Asesn. Irby, Mcdaniel
: Co.. Of New Orleans and although they are 90
veil known To the yirginis pubic - not TO need
a,,y commsndstion from m, We eAnnct resist ths
inslinstich vs feel 70 ssy tia. no more rslis6ls
asd ssafsI te>Aeso fsstoss ass % - foand "a
ths Crssesni CIV oousignueut p then VIII ~.
VAN ScnnaD1 ~ tigAsa nAStel slAse.
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A MEMORABLE SPoT.-Yesterday work
men were engaged in pulling down the
walls of the ruins on the ground on Main
street below Fourteenth-the point at
which the memorable fire of April Sd was
stopped by blowing up the house. A new
building is about to- be erected there.
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WHAT THEY DO AT ARRASDALgs.-We under.
stand yesterday Miss Mary T. Smoot, corner Grace
and Eighteenth streets, received . large rosewood
musical box, valued at $500; Mr. Samuel Fields,
30 Hull street, Manchester, one ton OF coal; Mr..
Benjamin Smith, at the Dime restaurant Aain
street, q valuable watch, and Mr.. Walker Howard
Jail alley, Broad street, one cord OF wood Doubt
less these persons would say that o good place te
spend q quarter is ARRASpALg 4 Co.'s, Is hair
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.--Messrs. Grubbs q
Williams sold on yesterday lot on Broad
street, near Chimborazo Hospital, fronting
IS feet and running back $50 feet, for five
dollars per front foot.
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TRIP OF INsPECTION.-The officers of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad left yesterday on a tour of inspec-
ton to 20 over the road, after the late
freshet. An extra train was sent out, and
P. v. Daniel, Esq, president, Captain
Bragg, superintendent, and Samuel p.
Ruth, superintendent of transportation,
loff nm H.
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SusrEspEp WoRK.-The workmen on the
city railway have been compelled TO sus-
pend work for the want Of timber for
strineers. It Is probable, however, that
they will be able TO resume work In few
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HroHsoSp MUSICAL ExcHASaR,
No. s2a MAIN sYRgHr,
fN~fnhar "a fkhe

Having this day sold out and disposed OF my en-.
,,,s interest In the Siohmond Musical Exchange to
-. .oo. WILLIAM W. DAVIES and 0EORGE L.
n,yIIs, and Withdrawn from the 6rm Of John
" nsyie. s Sons tbeing about TO enter upon .
, ness demanding my undivided atsenton). 70.
.c,sl!Rlly soci, continuation to them OF the pa.
image so kindly bestowed upon the old nrm by
-, rtnonat friends and the public, rs feel fully
.,.p,ca no Efforts will bc spared to sustain the
,,rsslion Of this stand. and merit the
s,,,sfAse and encouragement OF the musical world
JOHN w. DAVIES.
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nEMOyAL.-The subscriber has 70.
IL moved into tho hns IRON .BuILDIH0 COR
r. openina 4 large and uell.seleeted stock OF
RO0fS. SA0Es. TkUNKs. 10. HE stosk 10 aimos.
entiSelyHsw. and embraces Hcerly all grades and
sntfhe times He respectfnlly invites his friends
and the publte 70 giysihsp stH & ssHlitt pAax i.
! osu.-sv sssasf Nnth and Main iIxsss.
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ExEcur1vE AproINrMENr.-Joseph G.
Lavender has been appointed Justice ol
the peace for District No. 8, Franklin
county, in place Of Isaac 7. Cannadsy,
who fSiled to qualify. = s7iis 5si
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REsuRRkCrED.-The old vaults Of the
Rank of Richmond were sold at auction
few days since, and on yesterday were dug
up by the purchaser and carried away.
They were In an excellent state Of preser-
yation.
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ARREsr.-Samuel Hughes, negro, alias
Sam Morris, was arrested yesterday and
lodged in the lower station-house charged
with robbing Samuel johnson; colored. Of
twenty.two dollars worth Of clothing.
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,s- THE GRAND SECREr.-The grand ss

~ THE GRAND SECRET.-Thc grand Sc
,,.,.n medication IS TO help nature. SUSTAIN and
,,.~r ArE-thcse sre the alpha and omega Of the
c,r n cory Of cure that has common sense for its
,.,.s II the nervous system is shattered, the
r,,.elcs weak and the mind like the body, In 3
,.,ta Of partial eollapse-whAt IL il best to do
Reason teaches as the answer: "n.
BUILD UP YOUR MAN.
p,.-eAim mp as you would brace a tottering edi-
ere The pabQlu.p u he needs is a tonic Alternative.
r,.n. him up out nf the depths Of debility and de-
.poudcney with
HoS1ETTERs BITTERs.
They cannot inj are. A child may take them In
5rs .u;tcd 10 its years without the possibility Of
harm. The enfeebled vital powers are as sure TO
,.rena theoretically 10 their action as the wilted
r-a> j. 10 erect It's blades under the viyifying and
r..ye,hing rain In all cases OF debility the BIT
TEES are absolutely required. There is no sub
.,,u,s or dsneum that will fll their place.
Resort 70 this most wonderful OF modern tonics,
AND ALL WILL BE WELL.
Bear In mind that in Dyspepsia, Intermittent
Fsvars. Bilious Disorders, and Affections Of the
Nerves. 10 other medicine viii produce one 1.-THE
a. the good effect that invariably follows the use
q this excellent invigorator and Corrective.
Sa,d ererywhere.-Ns,o Iork Tribune, october
..4 lssS ocl3
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OYSTERS. - Oysters In this city art
charged for ct the rate OF two dollars pei
gallon. The price Is exorbitant.
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No. 90 MAIN STREET

(cofner Of Tenth street,
v.lh an aim to meet in every respect the wishes
,fa supply the wants Of tho musical community,
,sepiug always on hand fnll assortment Of all
GOODS IN thoir line presenting MUSICAL PUBL
CATIONS simultaneously with their production in
The Giles 81 the North, In London. and in Paris.
They pledge Themselves TO keep pace with every
,3vsnco in the trade. and have adopted az the
,,ros snd style OF the firm JOHN w. DAviES'S-
s,ys WILLIAM w. DAVIES,
,,Yts GEORGE l.. DAVIES.
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THE DISPATCH IN wAsHISaroy.-The DISPATCH
can bo had daily Of w. B. BsowS, corner OF Penn.
sylvsnia avenue and Sixth street, Immediately
after the arrival Of the southern boat.
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ExEcurIvE.-J. G. Lavinder was on yes
terday appointed justice Of the peace in
District No.. 8, Franklin county, In the
place of Isaac 7. Cannady, who failed to
nnol;fv
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I TIN RxyIyAL ct Leigh. Street tBaptistI
Church still contnues. The meetings On
Tuesday and Wednesday, nights usrelyery
iuteyoG1se, and largely attsndsds
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DR.. JAMES BOLTON has returned to the city, and
may be found at all hours at his residence, 4lo
Grace street oc ls-3t*
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BOARD OF HEALrH REPoRT.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALTH,
RICHMOND, October II, 1866,
6o'clock P. NJ. }
Sir,-The following is the cholera report
for the last twenty -four hours:
One case on Jackson between First and
Foushee streets (colored male); favorable.
One case on Eighteenth between Main
and Cary (colored male); favorable.
Respectfully,
]. G. CABELL, N. D,
W. II. TAYLOR, M. D.,
Members of Board of Health.
To Judge Wiaiam ". Crunp, Chairman
Committee on Health.
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STREET RAILHoAD.-Thes street raiiroad
was completed to Ninetssnth street yes
terday.
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Es- RICHMOND SHOE STORE,

Re- RICHMOND SHOE STORE,
CORNER OF BROAD AND NINTH STREETS.
JACOB COHN
re.pec.fully informs the ladies that he has on
hand, and Is constantly receiving,
LADIES CATERS IA neat article) at$l.so,
MOROCCO BOOTS "a neat articlet at $50.
and finer grades Of work, from sl.5o up to 80; and
makes 10 order all kinds OF
LADIES' CATERS AND CALF BOOTS.
Ladies would 10 well 10 remember this.
The manufacturing Is under Mr.. A. NJ. Davis's
control. who will use every effort to please.
GESTLEMES'S BOOTS, ..........ars s...
AND SHOES.
AND CATERS,
MADE TO ORDER.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.
Sc 13-ts
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The Enquirer is not included because its
circulation was returned as less than 1000.
These returns are made on oath by the
different offices. 1t will be seen that the
Richmond Dispatch is far ahead Of its con-
temporaries in its advertising business.
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RICHMOND. October 10.

Tho undersigned (successop Of the firm Of John
" Rsvses soasl respectfully announce TO their
fsnIs and the pu 5iie that they viii continue the
fs,aes. of the .......
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NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS

NCOLLEGE. WASHINGTON, D. c., offers supe.
rior sdYantag co for thorough business education
The course Of instruction embraces Commission,
Importing. Jobbing, Retailing BANK ana 9tnei @
CONNER rc}ai Rritbrnetic, and Business PRACTICE.
Spsncerisn Penpanship is Taught by Henry =;
celebrated as tho editor Of the Spenceridn Key to
Psnmanship. adopted by al hrst-class colleges -
The system OF Business Practice, originated and
taught by the proprietor, receives MS
special attention. This Is the most valuable par
piles his theoretical knowledge, and 10 prepared
Tor the more minute details OF actual business.
Scholarship for fulI conns snd is s1sp. if asp
eured before September ], 1855.
For circulars, specimen OF psnmanship, college
-, HENRY n. COPP, A. NJ,
tv N I'm s Proprietor.
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VOL. xxx.
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ETC.

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, AND PRO
~ VISIONS we have just received q large and
well assorted stock OF 0R0CERlEs. LIQUORS, and
PROVISIONS, to which we respectfully call the
attention OF city and country trade, consisting OF
PORTO RICO SUGARS, barrels and hogsheads (;
ENGLISH ISLAND SUGARS, barrels and hogs.
SEPiSS6 IP 6yNSNMss sgSAsss Al sTsdSss csynos La
GUAyRA, and RIO C0fFEES,
IMPERIAL and GUNP0WDER TEAS,
PORTLAND, sUGAR.HousE, and GOLDEN
Nos is, and . MACKEREL, in barrels. hall
HALIFAX and and PoiTbMAc HERRINas,
NUTMEGs, CLOVES, CINNAMON, ALLsPlCR,
AB1MANTINEs and TALLow CANDLES,
BACOS-SlDBs, SHOULDERS, aud HAMS-wcst.
EXTRA and sUPERFINE FLOUR,
Prime EASTERN DAIRY CHEESE, RICE,
Pure WHISTLES, BRANDiBS, and WINES.
wO0DENWARE, consisting In part OF
IRON and BRASS. BOUND PALS, BUCKETS,
BRooMs, BisKETs, wAsHBoARDs. and
WOODEN MEASURES, fs
CORDS, TWINES, and PAPER,
oc list II and 20 Fifteenth street.
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WHITES SHOE STORH, dn6>4';
w No. SIC MAIN STRI1Ta Ia, \
Two Doors BELOW SPOfswooD Horny
rhs ssS:e,Si, II FAG e: .ns n ;'ss
SHOES, for ladies, gentlemsns Nisecss, kS1a g.
Shild5sn and m E great yassH q TRYnnsh6sS, "; ";
SATCHRLS; all OF which he fs detsr9tne4 % eeu
as low ~ the Same articles can be purch nsns
northern markets, being fully aware, of the q.
ceeding scarcity Of money In the south
= - m WILLIAM z. WIFI ,tly -
Executor Of p. X. Whits,
elo Main street, two doors ee1ev
-. 70 A SDOtyW yWood HOknI.
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EEMALE SEMINARY, No. 1o4
Linden Row, Franklin street., Richmond,
Va. The exercises OF this school VIII De resnmea
terms OF board and tuition, apply 70 or address
MRS. NJ n. W. BASKERVILLE,
- Nf No. loz Franklin street
80 ~, su,s Richmond, Va.
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MISS PEGRAM Will KEUfEEN
Nl HER SCHOOL the FIRST DAY VI .uS VoI4'
BER, and she earnestly desires Pfomps s'soau
Eyery branch OF education will be Thoroughly
taught by the most competent instructors, and tns
whole Win bs under the personal supervision o
the principal. .,
tsinments and long expsTience in teaching, WI!
have charge OF the French department. AZ sne
Will reside In Mrs. Pegrens family, her puPil,,
will have every facility tor acquiring practical
Snoclsdse Of tie lsnglass, and It win be the me.
dun Of commnhieatfon af table and elAeWhers
Is we'll as during the regular school hours.
!. - tsAf S'N - Mil. J. w. PRaRAN,
ss sa-ts Linasn Row, Frsnklin street
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INTERNAL REVENUE RETURNs-NEws-
PAPER BusINEss.-The internal revenue
returns for the last three months show ofli-
cially that the advertising business of the
newspapers in the city of Richmond was as
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grRICHMOSD-MADE HATS.-BUCKLEY
( co, successors to Moore 4 Hayward, having
commenced the manufacture Of HATS at the old
.a.d No 1908 Main street, are prepared to furnish
,he.r friends and customers with HATS made IN
THIS CITY, and of the best material The atten-
tun of the trade Is requested.
Hats of all descriptions REPAIRED In the neat
Nlaanner and 1T the shortest notice.
BUCKLEY & CO.,
cclS-iw No 1908 Main street.
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4 DMINIsTRAToR's NOTlCN.-Ail.
t. Persons indebtedto the estate Of e y, non,
pfas, deceased, wiz please corr tofvasa ans
',impliy pay their liabilities. ...t -,,,
M n persons having claims against the estate VIZ
tr9ss,It thein within the time preseribed ~ iAS'
ntet ''S0 a yIpiccf fsfS urNTEIp0.
H. ,Aaninlslrstor Of y. II Ncntsiro, dsesassd.
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d ICHMQND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
IL The exercises will begin promptly OCTOBER
FIRST For the first ,osk Of the session We will use
the excellent lecture rooms Of the First Baptist
(Dr. Burrows's) Church, which have besn kindly
rendered until the repairs on the Institute are
completed.
Pupils will please note the temporary change OF
location
The President may be found at his former resi-.
dence corner Ninth and Marshall streets. which
he still occupies.
Circnlars with terms &c . at all the bookstores.
CHARLES H. WINSTON, N. A.,
.aoa President
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EDUCATIONAL

r->>->e
T S. SQUIRE'S CLASSICAL AND
i 4. ENGLISH SCHOOL, on Franklin street be-
tween Third and Fourth streets. Twentieth ses-
sion. For terms apply at schooi-rooms or vt resi-
dence, No. lis Second street. oc Its
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATIC-
" AL SCHOOL, No. 7ls Franklin between Sc
yenth and Eighth streets By ROGER MARTIN.
This school win be resumed the FIRST OF OCTO-
TERMS payable semi annually In advanced:
uiShsr Envlish With Latin ............ so
Greek, ~
Modern Languages at professors fees
A limited number Of pupils will be received, to
whom will give my exclusive personal attention.
Address me through the post Office, box 50.
auso ROGER MARTIN.
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MISS SALLIE s. RICHARDSON will
INl reopen her school on MONDAY the 18th OF
September. 1885, at the corner OF Fifth and Frank
lin streets For further particulars Inquire at No.
2o7 west Franklin street, or address boy ss2 Rich-
mond post Office. E.t an Is-eod1m
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
Id FOR YOUNG LADIES.-Miss PEGRAM'S
SCHOOL will be reopened on the lst OF October
yeTtisements. Circulars may be had on application
TO 9 MRS. J. w. PEGRAM,
Linden Row Franklin street,
or through box l2s Richmond post ONCE.
z 1v I1-aodts -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-18
FERTILIZERS

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