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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-16

VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
v Clerks office for thu Circuit Court OF The
county OF Chesterfield on the first Monday In Au-
gust, 1857:
James Talbot and Charles Talbot, merchants
and partner. trading under the style and nrm OK
TALBOT & Brother..................... FIalntlus,
against
William NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Defendant,
IN ATTACHMENT.
The object OF this suit Is 10 attach and subject
the following real TO wit, the lands OF the
defendant, 5sl lsS- 1000 acres commonly known ana
called " baldwin," " on James river, sixteen miles
the county of Chesterfield, or any other estate or
debts within said county-to the payment OF the
plaintiffs debt for SisSst with interest from the
15th day OF March, 1857. till paid:
And It appearing by affidavit that the said Wil-
Ham Denm.ad Is nonresident OF this state,
therefore it Is ordered that he appear here within
ona month after the due public ,t!on OF this order
and do hat Is necessary TO protect his interest In
this suit
2l-WSw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-16

SIHS NJ. c. R!CE'S < >HDOL will
~ he ra-open-d lsrH September, on Second
h'i"'vn Clay end Leigh streets. discipline and
HN'Uc.i u sgcD u meet the full appreciation OF
d.. parents who wtll wat ths school IN session.
e." "I. .uI In wing for themselves how to appIe-
Nfr ter services f.r the pr'I Inoion OF their chii-
e'"'' pF"'. nj and tutnre welfare. highest writ
&C., fe'v."' &C s!tel. Term, reasonable.
sr ..-lW
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FOR RICHMOND.
First appearance In America OF tho great Parisan
Artist ana EQuestrienLe, late Of the Clique kmps-

JACKSON PARK.-A match race for
~ = 100 aside and gate money IL ~&
will come Off on WEDNSS- &~A&A
DAY, the 18th inst Mile -LEAfSEASA
heats, best three In Ave. tos@.SSSSAS
wagons between The well known orss. Mr..
Wescott's b. IN. KATY SMITH and Mr.. CoghlAn's
Erst rate condition. The fastest time may be sx-
Iccted to be made the Park since Dexter trotted
iu227.
Horses ID start at 4 o'clock.
Gate fee, TO cents.
The Tournament " Iii commence on the 2oth inst.
THOMAS GoGHLaN,
20 1855 Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-16

Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange, Sept. IL.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat. - White, 1855 bushels; red, G9c
bushels.
Corn.-White, sl2 bushels; yellow, 81 bushels;
mixed, 392 bushels.
Oats.-974 bushels.
Rye.-So bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-16

EhsNCH WIN NnGW GLASS, IRISH
A. H@O sH.EkI GLCE. a. wholesale and retail.
4. W. PoWERS, 1896 Msln street.
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SAL Es,

Wheat.-White, 1,ls2 bushels, inferior to
choice, Sl.l7Gs2.45 red, 2l2 bushels common
TO good, Sl.90GI$2 Is.
Cbrn.-White, 10 bushels prime, private
terms mixed, 35S bushels, $l.o38$l.cS.
OttS.-75G bushels damaged to prime, 45G50
Rye.-60 bushels good, $l.l7H.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-16
rGLECTIC INSTITUTE Fo]

ne l. ECTIC INSTITUTE FOR
~ SrCEi tAhlES-hRR. LsTITlA TYLkE
rsNrL1, Principal. aided by corps Of able In
= 7sor.. The taird session Will commence on
- ~, September u, 1857, and co6e ON the
!f'tFritay il January 1868 The next session will
oiac1ic@ On MnEpAY. February 3, and close
- a., Friday IN uue. 1868.
W. oi circulars, etc, apply at the Institute, NO.
- Wes; Monument street, Baltimore, or ut the
Yw".'iote' VI Messrs. Waters, Kelly i Pie, and
"t!g. au 2-2m
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Educational.
OF LOUISIANA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

7 Nj EDSl i NJ ILoC ANA.
L MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
fAcCLTV:
2. CSStS NJ n, Smer,tus Professor OF OBJ.
s;ctr!es ard Diseases Of Women and Children !;
TAMs> JOS IS. NJ D., Professor OF obstetrics and
Diseases Of Women and Children;
wAhKEN STONE, " D., Professor Of Surgery;
T a K;CHAT TDSUN. NJ. y. Professor OF Anatomy
W lIlET IN ~, Professor # ca emis,ry;
SAvrEL NJ BSMISS. n d. Professor O! the
60 Theory and Practice Of Medieine;
sT,SPO&D CNAlLLE, " ~, Professor OF
phvsioiocy and Pa;ho, oSical Anatomy;
ypiYk HAWTT0BN. ". H., Professor pro TEN.
Of Ma.eris Medtca and Therapeutics.
DENOMINATIONS OF ANATOMY:
vN C. NICHOLS, ". d G. J. BICkHAM. NJ. D.
Trc ;hirt:eth annu4I coGrse Of instruction in
49,. irst:ruon viii begin o clahEr nth, and end
- the folowiuS March. Preliminary lectures
WI he given daiy In The Chasi!y Hospital. CON-
,,are ps October 18Th. Il; which Tirne also the
.xtenst rooms for Practi sal Anatomy will be
""srri The fRct!tties OF iha school, heretofore
y>.1rpssssl. have. hy tho ltreraliiy Of the state
iay,si4fr~s. hr"n cr"atv Increased durinS the
r,.,. .ex,cu 50 tlAt now every Chair has attach I'D
- y prsc.fcsl 2es ST meut, in which stud. are
hf 20 chS.rvo for helgSely,s the facts set forth
, me lecture oom.
yse, Tor 81 the Lectures Si+c: Matriculation
.-4,t hu, ouccl. SIS: Pr4c icai ACatomy, $40. Pay
rl..'rrQutr,G ID IN adv'ncc.
F.r fut her !uioruct!o' h, addr.S Ss
PSoF. ). VI BFM1SS,
,- N Fts~rau"fn Acting Dean.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-16
RAND FESTIVAL,
VI to be held by the
RICHM md TURNER'S,
assisted by the
SINGIN SOCIETY "Vl K g ! N A,
ELBA PARK,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBSR 10, 1907.

The ''TURNERS" OF Richmond take leave to
announce to their friends aud to the public in
rangements for a GRAND TURNER FESTIVAL,
with vocal and instrumental mnsc, gymnastio
performs nces. &C., to come off at RLBA PARK
MONDAY, September lt, 1867.
Admission to Park, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
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[ NIVERSITY SCHOOL,

| ~ LttSi SCHJtiL,
1o.,, lO9 EIGHTH STREET. RICHMOND.
Tsasss (. s'r%iss' rEtsE: js. a a. 4. ). Principals
'NSAs kANpoLFH, associate 10 English and
p ae,hsm1t!cs
'sEcnber, l.o7. - '- -
ty,,. , Same as before. For Information as to
/. ~' t-OoCks prizes Sc. apply for catal log ue
ans -, leasts. SfkuTHER PklCE,
-e'-tI Box 5i4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-16

THE COMING ExHIB1TIoN.-The ap.
preaching exhibition of the Virginia Hor.
ticultural and Pathological Society pro.
misses to be one of much more than usual in
terest. AS we have previously announced
Stearnss beautiful block on Main street
opposite the custom-house has been So
lected as the place Of exhibition. II vii
continue three days-the 18th, 10th, and
l7th of October. Articles for exhibition
will be received from October IL until 6
A. NJ. of the 18th.
Premiums have been fixed as follows
For agricultural implements, 81 to 500
orchard products, 81 to $40; garden pro-
ducts (vegetables), 81 to $40; floral de-
partment, 81 to $40; honey and bee hives,
50 to $780, cured meats, 81 to So; bread,
cake, etc., 81 to SO; domestic manufac-
lures, So to So; ladies' ornamental and
fancy work for various articles, S. each
grape vines, S. to IS.
Each person who pays 81 shall be re-
garded member of the Society for one
year from the 1st day of January next.
The payment Of s20 at one timo secures q
membership for life.
We are pleased to hear that companies
whose roads enter the city have kindly
consented to- bring articles intended for
exhibition at half their usual rates of
freight, and to return members Of the
Society visiting the exhibition over their
respective roads free upon an exhibition of
their certificates of membership. The
Southern Express Company have also
kindly agreed to bring articles at two
thirds of their usual charges, and small,
light articles free Of any charge. We
understand that several private letters
have been received in Richmond from va
rious portions of the State, which repre-
sent that the writer's and their families
expect to be present. Nearly all will
bring with them some specimen for the
exhibition-room, and our people may e1-
pect an interesting exhibition aud o large
attendance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-16

" messing FIR which facilities will be afforded
- co.t OF board will bn l.dnc. Il sally one half.
Turion t4ss payable ons half October one
haaf February IS.
Tu-I lights, and washing will cost about 81 so
LEI no, IN
tXppSsEs OF A STUDENT FROM THR CITY.
N.rlcu!aliou f-ss fo7 three schools. $50 w
PavlOIc: S:5 october 4: remainder FsUruary To-
FCr ca,alcgus and further particulars, address
:. President. Box i0l, E!rhmCnd.
2 2taEt.ll
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-16

Il /. {. SALTER'S ENGLISH AMI
~ - J. S &c Al SCHOOL, ON MAIN
r1,tan-I 10: lr:, BETWEEN FIRST AND SE:
t.r'- Il" ioGIlc.n'l l. session q! this school Will
Tf-,slce AcaDaY the 10th OF September next
,'.' very moderate Circulars giving full par
.',, nay bs had at the Office OF the Dtspntch,
!c.ss Verl"uo bookstores. or al my resiSence, NO.
-, n!A ht-.t, between First and Second.
t0 t0"'-sMW M q, l. G. SALTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-16

Colonel Richardson, the City Railway Superin-
tendent, has made arraDgsmeLts to convey pas
ssngers from Rockets to Eba Park, to attend the
Turner Festival.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-16
DICHMOND COLLEGF.-The next

DIIFi NUN y CULJtt .-IHp ntAC
Il ,,>,irn begins on the FIRST OF OCTOBER,
l@-
...tr. e:iJn by Text Books and Lectures. Diplo-
rs r.nr.C in seNaa ind, p5 ndent schools.
rNTESsEs or 4 RESIDENT STUDENT.
Ter ..,.' sls co
rrnn,.rs 10 90
Ea...ju. uav.h.c In th:es !ns.alInen.s 80. $50 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-16

N#r.a following.
&yr.stl~nc- {Crckool, handsomely located in
Gar ~ 'Gr mast b.4ithful sections OF tho ate. Is
Gr M.l-- from To,er,yille station. on the Central
railroad. FuT!s viii thu, I've placed N a!aost
ar.y communication vi h their homes, ana IN
la'" q! slrGa y! rsc-ivr III d:c4i treatment, Il
-~'!rsd, tsrv OF charge I'd dircss
DIX + +. PSN pLETON.
aa?f-NsF Tuler-vile. Louisa comfy, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-16

FOR SALE. A No. l S T 4 n u
+ W.GON. with top and seats, in nice order,
city made, and nearly new. Apply 70 o,no,n
;. ON Fifth and Leigh streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-16
DAN CAsTELLo's DBPARTM MsNT,

comprising Dan Csstello's Great Circus, composed
Of the most distinguish lumt uarlss In the Eques.
trian profession, comprising the best Male and Fs
male Riders. great gratuitous exhibition cha
racerizes the entrse Of establishment In every
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-16
~NIVFRSlTY HIGH SCHOOL, A

Reference. is invited TO the Faculty OF the uni
vsr>ifv Of Virginia and To The patrons and stu
oears II III The schools in which the PRINCIPALS
,.uuht So sa-2law3w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-16

The festival will be concluded with GRAND
BALL at G. SAUERS MONTICELLO HOTEL.
Tickets 81.
COMMITTEE.
W. LJyyHNAy J SCHCAAEN,
HOLLR, II. scBCTrH,
CHAALEs sIEMESs, +. F.KENPg,
H. ScHoTT, J. SPILLISG,
A. BECK. 80 i4-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-16

TUBIN'S. COUDRAY'S, LO ", 5.
IL RINNEL'S, and other fine TOILET ssir soar az . /,
also a varied assortment OF superior American
1oi4e' '0"p' j. BLAIR, Druggist,
,o No. S25 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-16

DAPER HA NGI n GS, PAIEh
HANGINGS.-A new supply Just reGeysd.
n ], HENRY GRAFTON,
orsr Regnarlt s. Co. 's, 1874 Main street.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-01-05

OK the road, should make their exit g. the
rear, or. more plainly speaking, q. he end
n9st distant from the cug:ns; and that pas
sangors taking The tram SHOULD eater at the
forward end Of thv ear, ,aa cad nGageat the
engine.
As now rcac.ie.d, some are attempting 10
ses ont, willie others arc blocking up the
passage in their efforts . got in; aud other
passenger, find il di1ca!t. where trans stop
but fow minutes, with ngmhsrs in waiting,
"a get of and on the traiu with safety.
Should the above hiats be adopted this
confusion on the platforms will BE- avoided.
Nor woald this be Inc only practical benefit
Of the ruiz, whcn once we'll cstabl!shcd.--
People looking for friends on train, would
always know at which end to look Tor them
and il it were understood in which car they
would ride, whether in the FIRST second.
third or fourth, they would be sure TO find
them with little delay. On a dark, and per.
haps stormy evening, this would prove Of
great advantage.
Riding on the platforms of trains, while in
motion, is too often practsed by tra"c.crs,
and should be avoided, as it enaangers gbsir
lives, and also violates the rules Of the com
rany holding tue road.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-01-05

BRYANT The PEER. 1t i Just fifty years
ago since Bryant Published his "ThanatopSi4"
in the NORTH American Itccism, aud yc; Ina.
''Good gray head which all men know still
fingers with US, honored and rcverel. One
easily guesscs the sccre, OF his long ard use.
tul life by watching his habits in these latter
days in his own hone Mt Cedarmcrc. He
rises at six in the morning, and exercises
with dumb bella for an hour. lie c0ngrs-
tulatea himself on his slender build, and
says, laughingy: How much better itwouli
be to carry heavy load for half an hour,
and then be relieved of the burden, than to
carry it with one forever, at every step" He
is simple to abstcmiousaass in his diet.
While his breakfast table isanpy supplied
with variety for his guests, he contents him
self with dish cC boiled hominy and milk.
lie uses neither tca. nor coffee, though they
are always offered 70 others. lie writes
chiefly in the morning., aud deyo.es the after
no0u to outdoor exercises, and the evenings
70 socjal enjoyment; for he is fortunately
rich enough to be free from he necessity Of
excessive labor. His attachment to his
home At Csdarnere is very strong and ne
interests himself in the concerns Of his neigh
bors with 5 hearty iriendliaes3 May his
kindly face, with its flowing, slvery beard
and hair, ltngev long under those beloved
trees which rise above Cedarmcre.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-01-05
How to Enter and Leave a Rail-
road Car,

We lay before our readers tho following
suggestions on this subject, which, il needed,
would prevent the confusion and needless
delay, aud sometimes loss of life, which too
often attend the getting Off and on the cars
at different railroad stations and stopping
places along the road:
Passengers leaving the cars at every sta.
ton on the road, except at the termination
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-01-05

Is i'I' IHTCN 70
Make all Kinds of CARRIAGES
TO ORDER, and guarantees to give salts
faction to all who may favor him with their
work. An experience Of seventeen years
enables hiru 10 say ttGt his Carriages viii
compare tavorab,y with those Of any other
manufa curar, in finish and durability. He
returns thanks to the public for former pat
Tonage, and SoI;ci5 the custom Of the people
Of the county, generally.
r3~Seco14 hurl Carriages taken in sx-
change for neg, ut fair prices.
Aug ,. lS62-Gm.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01

=. = bLEItkFt hutIlllt..I
% VALUABLE LOTS AND CORES ON
az THE FIRST AND sECoNDhyES lOetb lofh 10th, Nth
and li2ihsb BEING A PART or THE ESTATE or GEORGE
BKADlsIl, Deceased -
A. J. BfEECkER son Co Will sell 81 sucon on FRIDAY May
9 st ~ O'Clock al the Exchange Salesroom;
CORES the First and Second lO3h l0h
i0h Nth and tl2h remain mortgage Title
i1.puAbe Maps and particulars at the Office Of the Asctonees No
II Itgarsl
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
Brooklpn Real estate for Sale.

nWELLING- HOUSES for SALE.-Tbe three
bck HOUSES Nos 81 aud 50 ghsi BTookni
feet Price 10000 each for terms apply
10 SMITH BLOOMFIELD, Ne l3 Nassarst, New-iork.
EOR SALE-In Brooklyn, two of those new
browusouc stoop and trimmings with al The MOD irn
good ghborhood and convenient distance nom it % h
te ear oui.s very rbeap terms oas, possession immediately In
oue at the buildings cent between Smith aad Hoy ttts BROOK
lyn. ---------
NOR SALE in BROOKLYN Possession to-day
theeory high st0op brick Hot 81 and LOTT house IlKf '
deep with subcea bot ard cold water 10 son story % a
stationary washuts heaters Nns
in Apply after 10 see ~ iioc' Fo''V'
NATHAN BEERS No y Pulon-st, brookiyn
NOR SALE or to LET.-S3O0O cash will buy
three story bck HOUSE No. l8 Rushst Wilhamshurg 2OL1
lot 100 rooms ~ roo price S1oo C0ChRoFl No.
l2 south Eightbsi No. l7l Broadway, Room No " J.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
Autiiou Sales of Real estate.
". ~ MItgH Aucilonesr
DI JOHNSON a. MILL Il,
> AUCTIOSEERS AND

REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
No ~ NsssArsr COR C1DsKsr., NEwlyEsE .
AMI od fcnd
changed Loans negotiated Auction ssf = S'ocl Fusufe hd &c
TUESDAY. M.Y T. q y o'clock,
Il ID. Etthanre SsetToou. No. ill ilotiva1 -
VALUABLE lEONPEtIPAkk PROPERTY
s1le entire out bet Maeomo ed Isl " Loe
N,oera r. south le ,nl F,t s. in Of above Lots
srr W. n w. cor of Masomb,, g lots 25rloo each
N.eoun ~ Boz 81 above Lots k3ri' each
T-,s very choice and darahe being d',e 10 the Grand ~
Hfppty veIi ST. north , Ieq 5h Beautiful
3esr suI Pasaitc FrIm, iicu aud lots 0to II rooms
marble msri-si Nsiicori closets and pnti afge
pes Drain lad 20 street Ilonse built by day
bet llfs three ar sight aNrrug' nfooi and
observatory. Immediate pou Ihy peF cent can remain on mort
gayc.
Grur 1910 ie,i of S,ave u Lots surrounded by rood
ArL,Srciu o. iooscet west Of NesYork ave- choice Lots
ivr vest .ii. 100 et north of Iayseare lot,
ELEysyrHtysl6 lots Rt0 being the entire nout each
sde ietsccn sixteenth suJ Barioa-sis
SisTgrSrsr. vest side cgumcucng D. O. loi In south from
Eevsaih ful et.
SlrrHrsTH.r, ,, ocmmencrs n q. lOi u north from
BE,IIoy.r .sic eounenengg It io In south from Eev
cril-ays, lots
IT. ale, commencing q loI north from Blew
,njA-aVc. % lots.
Tsnn Maps particular. No 25 Nassau st. " y.
WEDNESDAY. MAY o. ~ ~ O'Clock,
A. the Etchargs SalesroOm. No III Broadway.
Iors, the Grand Boulevard Tenth
eide beginning end cuug the desbe north
ery corner Seventh the grade. free
oek ron Ccairs Para worthy the anon Of capitalists sek
Sscoxp.Tr w.., side s2 feet north Of
FssYe north Fi second T. Lots 23Iloo eaeh
T. NJ n. ~.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
Gitn Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE-A good dfour.steTy Brick HousEj Sisj
In 1webiy second ptionabe go
order modern improvements, wil be sold for ti1' F
ma mortgage. =, 80 I,lI',y n ~ ,io,r No
April 80 li6L -- no. lo I-r = e----
NOR SALE-The three new and elegant @ mt
II d size first class window HOUSES on the SOUTH .en
of sisdonsve and Forty-sccondst APPy on NE WI
ssnd H. or TO CHARLES DuGGlN, Architect No. 10, Dl0H
JVOR SAL IA frst-class HOUSE in twelfth
- b.,r.er Second and Thdaves With All the modern ~
Uonss esI60; Lot the block For permits Sc Apply
II. MERRITT, No 49 Ihrlsye "
NOR SAL E-L0ts on Summit I'M, WesI
l. O and s1th The lots veTy hsh gf bahs
2 ~ he Whole surrounding country, and are now on We sne
- a. immediate building and neghorhood nnereep onaule re
tein- IOO having beautinl
re srd nopular drive connect the BonrSrd win The
t, PARK Will sold sngy If desired and on Vey easy Terms
Appiv to W JENNINGS DEMORESI. No 4lJ Broadway
TI0R SATF-At n reduced price, SlS,000 n
ss tlre story basement bis stooP brown stone trimmed
- oi SF and IOT Improvements in the best
Medallion Carpets and OIL Cloths, lately ad
'1lr and Gas F1turrs Possession immediately Apply OF No.
lea West Ihrteenth-st. to s. r JACOBS No Nev'i
MONEY IN VARIOUS SUMS TO LOAN ON
s. W BENEDICT, Nos and PiHr,t.
NJONEY to LOAN 0n BOND and MORT
WI GAGEn large small improved property ~ the my
oiNew.York. Apply 70 w ColI, No. l1ne'I
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01

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