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•"THE DAILY DISPATCH.
LATER FROM MEXICO.
The schooner Two Friend*, Capt. Ducer,
arrived frecentlv from Tampico. Everything
m fuiet in Tampico when the Two Friends
The excitement in regard to the usurpation
fcy Cardenas of the Governorship of the State
•TTaniaulipas still continued. On the 3d, the
Legislature. which appears to be entirely sub
servient to the will of Carders?, issued a d'-
tnt conferring upon the Governor whatever
fjowrrs mav be required to repress the revolu
tivury spirit exhibited at Tampico and other
■art* of the State. It the Governor considers
it accessary to employ Don Antonio Canales
m this matter, the necessary license is confer
red upon him. It also authorizes the publica
tion of the law of which prescribes the
pmishTOent to be indicted upon all disturbers
of the public peace.
On the sth, a majority of the avuntamiento
ieeued an address to ihe citizens of I amjiico,
which they preface by a quotation from 3am
■r! Adams, as follows:
"My decided opinion is, that we should per
in struggling tor liberty, and for our social
rights and guaranties.although, by a revelation
from llrai en, it should be communicated In us
that nine hundred and ninety-nine out of a
thousand had to perish, and hut a single free
■un survive and retain his liberty. This sin-
Hi' man would possess mor.? viriue, and would
attain a higher degree of happiness than u
thousand slaves."
After a brief but comprehensive summary of
lie present state of affairs in Tamaulipas, the
•juotamiento declare that as a last resort they
appeal to the General Congress to declare the
•lection of Senor Cardenas null and void, to
avoid further misfortunes that will inevitably
ensue if the usurpation «s permitted. They
declnre.that out of a choice of evils they have
taken the leas', as. at ali hazards, they wish to
ntnid a gentral disturbance.
We find in th» Cmnercio a decree dated at
ifexicr. Angus'2lst, upon the Tekuantepec
affair. which states thu! the time for the recep
tion of proposals for opening the road across
ihe Isthmus had been extended to the 30th ol
August, and thut Ihe period allowed for the
conclusion of thr roar l , ironi the time of its
commencement, lias been altered from seven
Jo nine years. The Government does not
judge it convenient to name a day for the open
ing of the bid*, nor the principle which it has
been compelled to adopt for their examination
feeiore declining its preference.
Ihe usual notices of Indian depredations
»j»d barbarities appear in the Comercio.—N.
O. Pic
Or One of the most cold-blooded murders
which it has been our lot to record for some
lime, was committed in New Orleans on the
Bight of the 20th. The man killed was a quiet
•Bobtrusive Swiss, named Louis Lloyd, and
ihe murderer was a Spaniard named Antoine
(aaern ra. The Delta thus describes the scene
efter the murder :
Immediately t iter Lloyd fell, Guerrera came
down stairs holding in his hand the bloodv
knife, which he handed to the propiietor of
jbe hou s e, saying, "1 killed him and this is the
knile I did it with." A member < f the police
who was nci.r, took Gutriera into custodv.—
When asked if be had killed the man," he
laughed, and said "yes." To a question "whv
lie had done >t ?" ha answered "he told lies
that made me lose my situation, and I killed
bini fur it." Being asked ".fhe was not afraid
«fbeing hung for the murder?" he replied
"no, f> rhe bad but one time to die!" He
eetmed pe;fectly indifferent to the conse
quences < f the deed, and on his way to pri
»on laughed end joked about ihe fan it would
afford the public to see him hung. He wi s
if&viiy ironed and locked up in the Hcvia
•tieet prison
Political.—As the day cf battle draws near,
tbere is something like enthusiasm apparent in
Ibe ranks of the two great parties. Both are
confident f.f success. The Dispatch looks on
composedly, praying for the happy time to
amve when the political papers shall contain
something besides polities.
I 1 ire in Petersburg.— Pwo buildings were
destroyed by fire in Petersburg on Monday
morning. The first was occupied, and owned
by Gen. Charles O'Htra; the second was
ewned hv Mr. 11. H. Batte.and occupied by
Mr. J. L. Gilbert.
BP During a fight between two hose com
panies in Philadelphia, last Sunday morning,
illioni Bain received a shocking stab in the
stomach. Patrick Cannon was arrested for
committing the offence.
Several lowdy opponents of the Maine
fit]nor law in Lynn, Mass., aggrieved at the
action of the mayor in favor of the law, entrrsd
llat functionary's house on the morning of the
2->lb, and soiled the cerpets with blacking, he
sides defacing the building in various ways.
We letrn from the Augusta Chronicle Sf Scn
£*el that Nathaniel Polhill Baldy, son of Mr
Win. 11. Baldy, was shot on the 17th instant,
a> Kiclimond county, Georgia, in consequence,
®l a loaded gun having been carelessly poiuted
at him and accidentally discharged.
The Case of Bishop 1)oane —A special
convention of the Diocese of New Jersey will
assemble at Newark on the 27th of October,
lo "Jecide upon and pursue such course, in
regard j 0 I , ne interests and just rights of the
Diocese, as the action of the three Bishopp,
i»i making, what purports to be a new present
ment for Hie Bishop of the Diocese, may, in
Iheir judgment, require.!'
or a worthy and respectable man named
.John Wortf, was shockingly injured bv the
tilling of a building on Conway street, Balti
mirr, Monday i.fiernooo.
J. Lauiens Smith, Esq , 0 f South
Caroline, has been elected to fill the profes
sorship cf Chemistry and Materia Medica in
tbe University of Virginia, at Charlottes
ville.
IST The Waching tou Republic savs that
Etlward A. Cabell, Esq., of Virginia, h„, j ui ,
Wen appointed Chief Clerk cf the General
Land Office. Mr. Cabell is a gentleman cf
ability, and has fjr some time past been engag
ed aa a clerk in the Land Office.
Ba« 8 in Virginia. The Bank of the
Valley ha« established branches at Moore
ield and Christiansburp, V a , w ;, h tt c ila ,
af $100, WO each, and increased the stock of
•be branch at Staunton, $30,000.
iy rhe Baltimore papers report several
eaaeaof sickness, closely resembling yelluw
fever, in Ntr£<|k.
ES|* A. S. Johnston, late publisher of the
Carolina Plant*r, who died recen.ly at Co
b '*' 8 - c > »«» a native of Virginia.
'~ k
ARRIVALS AT TUB PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.
EXCHANGE HOTEL -J H Mine., Phi
ladelphia; K S Car y, Kentucky; HonWm 8
Arcbre, A B Smith, Amelia; R T Hubaid,
Buckingham; H A Wise. Accomac; J D Scott.
Lynchburg; R G Anderson, L Masters, A B
Smith, Amelia: A Wonldridge, Mid Lothian;
H B Christian, New Kent; R P Johnson.
RPAlexnder, Mecklenburg, \V C Lat.kford,
C Jeffreys, E C G Rives, Miss Rives, Ala; A
J Eppes, Notiowav; J A Wommack, Prince
Edward; J Muirhead, Petersburg; J A Selden,
lady nod two son?, M C Selden, Charles City;
Mrs Selden and servant, Masters C HReinan,
and W W Reman, Powhatan; T C Rugglea;
VCR R; T \V Wood, Albemarle; R For<'»
lady and two children, Gordonsville; Mrs AM
(Auinn, Alexandria: T J Coo'idee, Po-lon; G
Winefield.N O; E Beers, La; J L Bennett, Sa
lem, Va; \V R Moselv, W O Gooch, Lynch
burg; H C M athews, lady and son, George
ton; R P Snowden, Prince George; J A Straith,
JefTe.son; J Baynes, T Chuney, Baltimore; J
C McDonald, Tazewell; P Miller, Tenn,
COLUMBIAN HOTEL —W Old. Powha
tnn; G N Rail?, Henry; \V E Seav, Amelia; T
Mack, Charlotte, J Mcttntix, Prince Edward;
\V E Braveal, Amelia; D M Lockett, Chestei
field; L B Wright, Va; J S Pride, Amelia; R
G Meredith, Hanover; J G Colman, C Colman
Mecklenburg; W 1) Ler, Gola«by, E S Whi
lar, W A Jamison, R L Hohson, Alabama; S
E Garret', R M College; It Russell, Mecklen
burg; T L Rogers, Miss; W C Scoff, Powha
tnn;J 11 Miiler, Boston; J L Walking Va; J A
Rognn, Tennessee; W C Crnlle, Lunenburg;
E N Peterson, N C; J All 'n, S S Goode, Pow
hatan: J E Perkins Buckingham; R H Wat
kin®, Va: J S Mertin, Chesterfield; D Sayior
and son, R S Savior, T Hariieor, G H Harri
sor, Powhatan; C W Antiim, Alhemaile; E O
Watkin?, Chesterfield; W L Shepherd, Fred
ericksburg; G M CunlifT, New London.
AMERICAN HOTEL —Col J Dupuy, N
V Watkin?, and R 11 W'atkins, Prince Ed
ward; F William?, and servant, Nottoway; J
T Blackmail, and G Hoffman, New York; B
H Nash, Powhatan; Dr T B PerKinson, and T
Jefferson, Amelia; J M Johnson, N C; D H
Frankfort, Ala; Col D Jones, S S R 11; H M
Denison, Williamsburg; M Seldon, Surry; W
T Joy nes, Petersburg; S Flanegau lady, and J
P Flunegan, Mass; J Humphry lady, and H Y
Mills, New Voik; J H Wilson, ladv and chil
dren, NC; A Young, servant and W Bailey,
Florida; Capt Parrisb, Steamer Roanoke; J W
Argvle, Florida; C H Whitinore, Augusta; R
A Graves, Mobile; J M Allen, Goochland; A J
Kpe?, Nottoway, C VV Sheridan, and J John
son, Washington; A Gladding, Appomutox; J
H Armstead, Charlotte.
CITY HOTEL.—J Alexander, Churlotts
vilie; W B Johnson, Miss; L G Ferrer and B
15 Wright, l)r T Coon Va; J A Mastine, N C;
R W Graves, Charles City; J W Miller, Halt;
C Irrins Louisannn; C Sutter T C Satchfield,
N V;J S Ilatchf r, J Newton and lad v S C; C
W Mirwings and J Bockfield, Va; J Dunn, Gn;
A S Aiken, lady and 3 children Mobile; E C
Walking and W Watkins, Chesterfieid; R M
Anderson, W H Mann and R W Ral', Va; J
Martin, Chesterfield; J Eontain, Hanover; R A
Jackson, Va.
Kitiige ol ihe Thtriiioiiieler
At J. W. Randolph's No. 131, Alain street,
YESTKIIDAY
I A. ai ' 13 M. I Of. M.
63 I 72 I 73
MAKL\E NEW ft. ~
POUT OF ltlC H >1 <)> !>.
~AKKIVfci),
Brig Round Poid, Perth, Eastport, piaster to R
Raakin
S hr Peru, Smith. New York, guano
Sehr A K Hay, Robins, do do
Schr Abrarn Osborne, Tompson, New York,
guano
S 'hr Mercy Taylor, Nickerson, Boston, mdse to
D Currie
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baymore, Philadelphia,
mdse to R Rankin
SULED,
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish, New York, Ludlam
& Watson
Steamer Belvidere, Gifford, Baltimore, mdse,
Ludlam & Watson
Schr Char es I' bio»n, Ketg, eld at New York
for this port 25th.
Rogers, c'.d at Boston for this port
24th.
Steamship Virginia, Teai, 24 hours from Rich
mond, orr at Philadelphia 27th.
f niAAJISUiI' CO.'3
of Steamships Pennsylva
nia ami Virginia, lor Philadelphia and
Nrw York, via. Norfolk.—The Steamship
PENNSYLVANIA, Cant. Haymore, will be ready
tn receive freight Thursday rnornlrg, tbe.
30tli iiiHt, and will positively sail at 4 o'clock P
M, pi eciiely.
Passage to Philadelphia in tirat Cabin and found,
$8.
Passage to Philadelphia in second Cabin and
found, $>7
Passage through to New York, Staterocmj and
meals included,
For freight or passage, apoly to
ROBERT RANKIN,
Corner 22d and Water sts
N. B—Tobacco carried through to New York at
20 cents per Box, to Boston, UO cents per Box, and
ail other goods iu jaropartion.
se27 P.. R.
AC O.U.UOM JiXPKIifitSION.— l'ney are
certainly the most hie-];keltngtierrrotypfs
we have ever seen—so say person= almost daily, on
visiting our rooms. We endeavor to mhk>< th;m
appear uatural and life like, iu position, eipressiou.
and tiriish, and how far we succeed, we leave the
public to decide ; and we are p eas< d to Say that
many decide in our favor, daily We invite all
who may wi9h Daguerreotypes, and the public in
genera!, to call and t samine our Pictures, our se
lection of Cases, Frames, Lockets, Pins and prices,
«nd after such examination you think you can be
better suited elsewhere, we will think juet as much
oi you as if vou had patronized us. Unless we
merit your patronage we do not wish it.
MINNIS &. WATSON,
Daguerreoiypifits and dealers in Stock,
331 Mam et, (Mansion House) Richmond, and
Sycamore st, Petersburg, Va. jy 31
V 1 tt til MA L'fi.M'KAii UAllitiOAll.
}r « NOTICE. — DAILY LINE
4 RICHMOND TO WHITE
fetjL,fiiUit »frtlN(sS—Fare ijjtlO.
l.eave Richmond at6J AM, arrive at Staunton
same d*y by e£ P M.
Leave Staunton at 7§ A M, to Bath Alum by nicht
Leave Bith Alum at davlight and arrive at White
Sutpfcurat half past "J P M
Hemming
.Leave White Suiphur at 7 A M and to Bath Alum
by night
Leave Bath Alum by daylight, and to Cocke's by
night. '
Leave Cocke's at 5 A M and to Richmond by 2
P M.
Fare to $ 5 00
dj Bath slum ur Warm............... g25
do Hot 5u1phur.......... ...... 8 5
<H> White Sulphur 10 1)0
do Lexington 700
do Rockbridge Alum 850
J'y 28 W M F A XCO
NOTItK Th ntjjj-i tu,,,
FOR BALTiMOKK AND PHILADELPHIA,
Twice a Week.
BY S'IEAMERS "KKLVIDKRE' AND "POCA
HONTAS "
Uati! farther uoiiee, shippers will
two opportunities a week by the
ab..v«. iioaii, to and from Baltimore an J Pfciladel
pDi». viz :
'I he Belvidere leaves Baltimore a* at present
over* Saturday evening, at 4 o'clock, tor Rich
m<ina Returning, sh« will here every Tues
day evening at imp hour, for Baltimore.
The Pocahontas will leave Baltimore for Rich
mond every Wednesday evening at 4 o'clock. Re
turning she will leave Richmond every fcainrdsv
evening, &t smie hour, f r Baltimore
but-ds tinned by this line to i'hlladelphis.are
1*1" tts n'^ >x p,r lhe Pr peilers be-
EE" ! l , °re and Philadelphia. Freighter
Pituourjr, Cincinnati, and the tiouih and We«t u, u
eraily, also received,
* e 14 MJDLAM & WATSON.
whisktv,
— WM KOGLESiON.
EDUCATION
DA* sLMuuli Ft?it blAiib, ifWA
STREET, BETWUiN 3itD AND 4Td.—
Having diaoontinued the boardr g department of
the " lionse School," about twatjr fireday pupils
will he received. The School will continue under
the same highly qualified tidies who have heretofore
conducted it English bamchss from $33 to $40;
French, Ac, $20 each; Ptintirf,'Drawing, Ac, at
Profes»ors' prices. Instruction on the IJarp, Piano
or Guitar in the family t» six or eight of the pupils
if desired. Immediate atplicatiin requested. The
School will commence 1* Monday in October.
B. B. MIIOK. Attorney at Law.
Law Building. Sept ai. Igsa. ae2B—*a
KW CJLAWICaI (iCUUOIi, BY THE
REV. WILLIAM LOVK.—The subscriber
would respectfully inform th* inhabitants of Rich
mond an* its vicinity thdt he will open a Classical
School in the hause latelyioecupitd by David Ander.
son, Jr, Esq, on 7th street, near Leigh street, on the
Ist Monday in October. Krom many years tuccess
ful experience, he hopes for a share of public pat
ronage.
Location.—lt is one of the very best in the city for
youth, being very retired and at the saate time con
venient The rooms are lwge and < iry.
.Session—From Ist Octo»er until Ist August.
Terms—For all the English branches §40 per ses
sion ; for Classics and Mathematics, $50. Payments
for five months invariably In advance.
WILLIAM LOVE.
Repjcbencbs—John C. Ilobson, John Maben. W.
F. Taylor. H. W Quarles, Esq!. se22—~w*
YOUN« LADIES' INSTITUTE.— Mr.
RICHARDS' (heretofore Rev. M. L. B:ck
ford's) School, Foushee, rear Grace street Church,
session currmpcces VTednesday. Sept. 15th,
and continue tiil the first ihureday in July.
Tekms—S2o. #30, and 6JC per Collegiate Year.
Stationery jSI ; FuelJßi. Payments in advance
half at entrance, half at the middle of the Collegi
ate year, 15th of. February.
Music and French aie taught by accomplished
teachers.
se ?l-8t P.. RICHARDS, A. M., Prineipa'.
M Its.
ENGLISH AND FRSNCIi ACADEMY FOR
YOVKG LADIES,
Richmond.
MRS. II.) formerlf of this city, and lately of
Lynchburg, wishes to inform her triends and
the public, that she v»iil re open her Academy tor
Young Ladies, in this city,on the Ist of October,
in the tint school room lately occupied by Mr Finch,
over the Sycamore Church, on ilth street,
between Broad una Marsha.l stre-ts.
Competent assistance will be employed in any
branch where netd»d.
Tehms —S-.0, $30, find 840, for the English
Branches ; Ancient and Modern Languages, eacfi
$20.
Each of the above named tuition fees subject to
a deduction of 6 per cent. for those who engage
their pupils for the wholt scholastic year of 10 months,
and pay ea h session ofjice months in advance.
For information concerning personal qualifica
tions and fidelity as a teacher, Mrs. H. refeia to her
numerous patrons and pupils, both in Lynchburg
acd Richmond, now redoing in this city.
Mrs. II will be fouud every morninc at the
SCHOOL ROOM, end in the evening at Mrs. Pen
dleton's boarding house, Main street, between 9th
and 10th streets. se '2i—l3t*
'|p HE fthXT SESION of the subsciiber's
SCHOOL will commence on the first Monday
in Oct, srd close on the lust of July, 18-53. For the
betier advancement ol his pupils, the number will
be limited to twenty.
THOMAS II FOX, Jr.,
Room on 23d between Broad and Grace
pp. 15—dtlO*
\| IS>» AftNliS E. AI.VEY respectfully
ItJL announces to her friends and the public, that
she will give instruction (to a limited number of
pupils) on the "PIANO FORTE." She begs leave
to refer to the following gentlemen of the Virginia
Female Institute, Stauntoi :
Rev. R. 11. Philips. Principal.
Rev. J. C. Wheat, Vice Principal.
Rev T. T. Castlemau
J. C Engeibrecht, Professor of Music.
Also, Rev Geo. Woodbridge, of this city.
Tebms—Sso per anuum, or $5 per month, paya
ble quarterly. Residence on 2nd, between Marshall
and Clav street?. ee 6— lm*
VV. Hftbsbb will resume tee
' exercises of hia SCHOOL, in the basement of
Trinity Church, on the Ist October
TEKMS FEB SESSION OF lu MONTHS.
Reading, Writing, Spelling and Mental Arithme
tic $25
Senior Eng.ish Department 30
Classical Department 40
s« I—!m
.Hl.nS TAZtWtLL'S
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES,
Grace Street Between Tth <fc Bsh, Richmond.
r rHE second session of this school will com-
A mencrf on tbe Ist day of next Odtober. The
most able assistants in every department have been
secured.
Terms— Payable Semi Annually in Ad
vance—For board ani washing, »2io; higher
English branches. $40; Primary English branches,
$3o; Ancent and Mcdern Languages, cach $20;
Music—Pr lessors'fees. se 4—lm
REV. ill. U. IIOI.'E'S BOARDING
AND DAY SCHOOL, Corner of Frank
lin anil sth Streets, Richmond, Va.—The
tiext term of th : .« lnstitua. n will commence on the
Ist of October. The course ot study will embrace
all the branches pertaining to a thorough English
education, together with Aucient and Modem Lan
guag< s. Last year more then 100 cupils were iu
attendance at the same time, but during the next
term the number will be restiicti d to 300—twenty
of whom will be received as boarders in the family
ot the Principal. Charge for board, washing and
ell usual accommodations, for tin months, 8220.
as heretofore. Tuition in Eneiish, from 425 to
840, according to the advancement cf the pupil.
French. Spanish or Italian, $20; Latin, §15 ; Music.
s£7 per month. The German Language will be
taught orally, or by the ususl method, to as many
as may wi.-h to acquire it. free oj charge.
Rev. J. P. SAFFORD will occupy ihe position
which was filled by the Rev. W. J Hoge last year,
j Mr. SatTord is a gentleman of varied and accurate
scholarship, and hsshad several years experience
as an instructor in some of thw best institutions in
our country.
Young Ladies frcm the country, as well as from
the city, are desired to be present on the first duy ol
the session. It is often a serious inconvenience
and discouragement to a pupil to enter a class
which has made even a week's progress.
Payments invariably in advance-one-half or. the
first oi October, the o her on ihe first cf M ,rch.
All communications will recoiv" prompt atten
tion Address RiV. M. D. HOGE,
au 27— Richmond, Va
\| KS. PEl.LfcT>.«. hMihISH AND
i'l FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY BCHOLL
FOR YOUNG LADIES, Broad street, opposite the
C.ty Hall, will open MONDAY, Oc; 4. Mathe
matics and Natural Sciences will continue to be
under the cliar.e of M\ ROSIER. The depart
ment of Modern Languages, Drawing and Paint
iug are filled by Mr Persico, long well Known as a
successful teacher. Tbe French is taught by Mr.
Persico and Miss Vasews ; and equally etticient
teachers are srcured in all the other Depunments
A class ol pupils under 6 years of age will be re
ceived All letters ofenyiiry will be promptly an
swerei. Add res? the Pti ic.pal. an 30—dat»6w
\OLi>o LAUHtiS' lOLLHiiiAi E SE
MINARY, corner ol f rar,Kiin and Fif;h streets,
Shockoe Hid, Richmond, Va. Ths sixth session ot
this Institution wnl commence on Dlonday, Sep
teraber 27ih, up-.n an improved pli n. The School
will consislof rive depaitments—Primary, Acade
mic, ec-d ihree Collegiate Deparimenis—si.phomore,
junior bed senior. The collegiate department wiii
embr.ee all the i:nportaut hnglish lirancbea and
Moiern Langfagts pursu'd in our btst colleges —
The deiigu of this department is to qualify young
ladies for teachers, and to occupy stations la the
higher walks ol life.
Teachers—S. S Stevens, A. M , Principsl; Mr
Staicos, Professor ot Modern Language »; Mr J S.
Perkins, Tescher in Drawing; toit.Nichols,Teach
er of Music, or otheis if preierred.
The tno-tcoinpeb nt ana accomplished ladies will
be procured to assist in the English department,
ss :<—lm
Mlt». :ttALLOll¥'a ftllinll,, roUiil H
STRKET, betwei n Gr.re a: d F'rai.Kliu—The
next session i f this School will commence on the
first ot Ociolier.
Miss M. will iske charge of a tew email hoys in a
srpsr le apartment. «e 11—! m*
\| L. S. MiLbtT
I™*. SCHOOL, corner ot Main aud Ist streets,
Richmond, Va.,will re open onDlunday.St oioiu
ber 20th, 1552. ' r
te*ms pan session or tkn months.
TuttioDlu tne usual Engli-hbranche5......,...540
Tu tiin in the advauced Ecgluh, Aucient Lan
guages, and higher Mathematics 50
rit-nfh bj Frof.pjiKi..,..,.] [
Drawing by J. d Perkins, each euarse, (24 leV
•on*/ 10
se 3—lm 10
EDUCATION.
MK. J. C. F. BKNNHTT'A SCHOOL
will re-open on Monday, October 4,185 a, In
the btildfng (on Franklin, between 6th and ?th
streats) occupied by him during the last scholastic
year. Mr. B. eonndera himself particularly fortu
nate In tarring secure i the service* of Mr. J. C
LOVVRY, a graduate of Trinity College, Dublin—a
vtung nan ef undoubted literary attatninenta, a"d
who cornea with the higheat certificates of moial
character. Mr. Lowry will superintend the Mathe
matical Department, acd aaaiat in the claaait*, aa
also lu the commercial branches.
Every pupil sufficiently advanced in English will
be required to pursue the atudy of either the French
or high tterman, (and if deemed advisable, btth of
the above languages.) for which theft will be no extra
charge.
Tkums —Higher F.ngliah branches, classics and
Mathematics, $50; higher English branches and
Mathematics, $45; Comm< n English branches, $40,
per session of ten months, one half payable in ad
ranee, and the remainder on the Ist of March.
se 27—8t
DR. MAUFIN'S SCHOOL,
11th Street, botweeu Marshall and Clay
Streets.
THE next session will commence on MONDAY,
the 4th of October, and c.'Btinue ten month*.
Ths plan of instruction embraces a thorongh
court* in the Bnglish branches, Ancient and Modern
Languages, Mathematics and Chemistry, 'ihe ad
vanced pupils will have an opportunity of attending
the Lecturea on Chemistry at the Medical College
These lectures will b-t given at 5 o'clock in the after,'
noon, an hoar at which pupils will bs disengaged
from ordinary school duties.
The Principal will gire instmctlon in Mathemat
ics, Chemistry, 4ic ; mr. P. H MONTAGUE in An
cient Languages, Ac; and Mr. J. MICHARD in
Modern Languages.
rw Strict disdp'ine will be enforced.
Tubus—For the English branches, Classics and
Mathematics, $50: foroDe Modern Language, $20;
and tor two, 930 per session of ten months, payable
half in advance, and the balance on the Ist of March.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
The Principal, with the view of having his own
sons well tauoht in the elements of knowledge—
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Ife —has determined to
establish a Primary Department in connection with
his School. For tbia department a separate room
will be provided, and a competent assistant em
ployed, who will devote his attention exclusively
to it. It will be under the general supervision of
the Principal. OriJya limited number of pupils will
be admitted, and the fee will be $30 per session of
ten months. se2s—lm
P. TAYLOR'S SCHOOL for SMALL
• BOYS, 9th Street, diagonally be-
Iween St. Paul's and the Presbyterian
Church.—l resume my du les on Monday next,
the aOrh inrt. My terms are $i 5 for tcholara enter
ing during the first or second months of the session,
and at the rate of 930 per session for subsequent
entries All scholars are for the session an less
entered etherwiae. The discipline of my School
is rather suasory than compulsive, elevating rather
than subduing For I ;ake it that a single earnest
volunteer in this service wiil do more crecßt to his
teacher than aachool-room full ofdriven conscripts.
For it is a fact demonstrable to any comprehension
that only self making and sustaining men can keep
th j vanstep of the age we live in. 1 act an tbia fact
in my achoel rsora, acd the first rudimental im
pr ereion I seek To raske on every bey coming under
my influence, is to learn and love to help himseli —
My rooms are excellent, both fur winter and sum
mer. se 15—ts
MISS •TANAKU'S si'JIOOL TOR
VOUffG LADIES, will open on the Ist Oc
tober next, on Main, between 19th and 20th
streets u 31—dim*
Mltf. MKADS SCHOOL,, UKAC'K
S¥HEKT, Shockoe Hill, will be re-opened
on Monday the 4th dsy of October. se 27 —2w*
FA 1,1, JuNVUitTATiONS I'll It IS5*,
OK HOuSE-FUKNISHIN GOODS AND
FANCY ARTICLES—LEWIS GINTEK
would respectfully infoim the inhabitants of Rich
mond, its vicinity, and the public in general, that he
has now in store, and ready for sale, an unusual and
most desirable stock ot House Furnishing Goods
and Fancy Articles, all of hi» own personal selec
tion. during his recent touria Europe
His selection has be-*n made with a view to com
bine the useful as weli as the ornamental, and he
fiatters himself that the a««ortment now already
opened is not to be rivalled by anything of the kind
either North or South, viz :
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Block and Planished tin Goods, such as Dish Co
veis. Tea and Coffee Urns, Chafing Dishes, Cjffee
ann Tea Pots, &c, &c.
Albata Goods, Spoons and Forks, Tea Setts, Cake
Baskets. Castors. Toast Racks, Candlesticks, Cotiee
and Tea Urns, &c, &a.
Just opened, a desuableassoriment of Beart's Pa
tent PneumUic Coffee Pols, which gave such uni
versal satisfaction last spring
Fenders and Fire Screens, a very large assort
rnent ot Bras*, Bronzid and Wire ; also, a new ar
ticle of Fender or Fird Screeu; is so made that it
can be adapted to any fire place; some very beauti
fully designed.
Japanned ToilettP Sets, consisting of Foot-Bath,
Slop Pal , Water Can, Japanned Imitation ot China.
Steel Fire irons, an assortment '.{ eniirely new
and most elegant designs, with beautitul bronzed
stands to coirespond; also, Andirons, Blower
Stands, &c, &c, Ac.
FANCY ARTICLES.
PaDier Mache Goods, inlaid with pearl, such as
Wiiung D.-sks, Work Boxis,Port Folios, Port Moo
naies, o' - eur Cases, Card Cases, Inkstands &c, 4c.
Tortcise Shell Tuck Combs, a very beautitul as
sortment
Seemed Bracelets, Bogwood Bracelets
Pearl Jet do Ivory do
do i rgraved Cuff Pins
Paper Weights, St a V\ eed Glove Boxes
Leather Key Baskets. China Vases
A beauiiful assortment ot Mauvl Clocks
Musical H< xes, playing from two lo f iiht airs
Bohemian Glass and French China Vasts
French tjtina and Biscuit Figures
Terra Cijf* Flower Vases
The abov# named form but a small portion of the
variety now opened, ail >1 which are just imported
troiri different parts of Europe, embracing entirely
new and most e.ejaiit designs, many of which have
never bet n into this mai ket before.
8* 27-Iw 3 37 .Haiti Street.
MEW FALiL. GOODS.—MILLHISER
-I*' BkO I'HER, invite ihe attention ol purchasers
'o thi ir large and well assorted Stock of F'ail and
Winter Dry Goods, recently purchased by them at
the Northern Markets for cash, which will be so.d
as cheap, and cheaper, tiian s.mdar gooda are sold
anywhere.
Among the great variety of good bargains which
we are telling, the tollowicg are particularly worth
noticing, as they are woitli just double the price we
are selling them at:—Linen Towels sixpence a
piece, Merrimack Prints, variety ot patterns, six
pence the yard; Linen iidkfs sixpence; Kid Gloves
3?i cents; Ribbons, the latest and richest designs;
Nteiie Woik Collars, Cambric and Musliu Ruffling
and Flouncing, Cambiic and Swiss Ed.ings and
lusertings, \Vomed lldSfs, Sleeves and ins'de
ildils, Mou6:ine de Lfcine and Cashmeie, Meriuas
and Aip».ccas, in ail colors and shades ; Alpacca and
Casbuieiv liose, Iruh Linen, Table Napkins, Biid
i-je and Table Dauiask and Diaper, Wh;te, Redar.d
Yeliow Fianne's; B»d Blanket!, Covers, be
side. tbe ttiUs.l Bt .ck of Domestic Goods, such as
Blown and Bleacned Shirtings and Sheetings,
Tickicgs, Canton Flat net. and all of the best Fab
rics, and the luwest prices. A call is respectluily
solicited, at 11)3 Broad street
J. MILLHISER & BROTHER.
N. B— Just received per Express, a most splen
did lot of Biack Silk Lace Veils, ot toe richest pat
terns, and very cheap. 27 i m
L'lCA.ihLl.t I hOl'tU.K, fITUHK,
1- tlaln Street, Klchniuud, Va.—Thesuu
scribe is would respecttuliy call .he aU-ution of the
citizens ot itichinoud and the surrounding country
to tneir very larguand well selected stock ol Keadr
Dlnde Llofbltig, cniistiug ol every siyie and
quality Ijr Fail auu Winter wear, ail which we «ar
rantee to sell lo*vr than any Goods of the rame
quality in the ciiy cf R chmond We, therefore in
vue all who wish to BbUiu a good article at a v'erv
low urice, to give us a cail 7
" Mk ° r
te 25—2 m R. DECOU it Ct).
LICK^ILVEit.— -io Qricas.lver lust
V* received aod tor «t New 1 ~rc prico. &y
O A. STRECKKR
Uili-Uli t'iCKljES.—superior uiix<h| nc*.
f' 1 !f ul - Ul) lu * ulte *ioegar, iu half gallon
quart and pint jars, lor sale by " '
in m j,, u , ANTONIO PIZZINI,
,5U "°- Maln «treet, under City Hotel.
IL JNE.—cases Shttrj, Mao ira aod Port
, Wlne - " u ol q"«lity, jusi r.«,-ived and for
J- hm a. hoaiffsow,
" J Corner Cary una si >4i atre^u.
fCWJSSFT7 fowuHH.
f ftu ? l ' ri ""il»'ed sugars, receiving per ateam
er, tor aale by
» WILLIAMS * BROTHER.
HIJ rM.'» FAMILY ANTI-SPAS.MO
JLr DIC/tor the cure of Asiatic Cholera, Cholics
of all kinds, Spasms, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery,
Diarrheas, Lock Jaw, violent Pain, whether Rbru
malic or Neuralgic, Cramp in the Stomach, Tooth
ache, Nervona Headache, Delirium Tremens, Spi
der Bites, Dyspeptic Fullness from Imprudent
Eating, Threatened Abortion, Fits, Sinking or Con
gestive Chills, Ague and Fever, Burns, Cuts, Ac.
Accompanying each bottle is a pamphlet contain
ing full directions for ita use, in the various disea
ses for which It is recommended, as well aa pre
senting many strongtestlmonials.
Tbis medicine is not only efficient, bnt safe.—
It is adapted to many of the most violent disea
ses. giving the most prompt relief—and is especial'y
suited to large families as well as to travellers—
The proprietor, therefore, would respectfully ask
the attention of the public to its claims ; which are
founded on more than twenty years' experience
in its use, and not on oonjecture.
It has already become a very popular remedy in
many part* of the country, and is destined to be so
wherever it Is Introduced.
We would resoectlully call the attention of the
public te the following, amongst many namea of
highly respectable and well known gentlemen in
different parts of the country, who have used it,
and spoken of it in high terms:
Muscoe Garnett, Esq. Essex, Va; Jas M Jeffries,
Esq, King and Queen, Va; Alexander Dudley, Esq,
King and Queen, Va. R W Schooler, Eso, Caroline,
Va; Wilson C Pemberton, King Wiiiiam, Va; A B
Walthall, Charlottesville. Va; Thomas D Quarles,
Richmond, Va; John W Woods, Baltimore; Wm F
Pendleton, Washington; Newton short, King Wil
liam; Winston, Chesteifield, Va; James W
Goes, Gordonsville, Va; R L Coleman, Richmond,
Va; N B Hill, Richmond, Va; Thomas Starke, King
William, Ta.
Amongst the many Physicians who have used it,
we beg leave to reter, for the present, to the follow
Ing:
Dr John S Lewis, King William; Dr William T
Downer, King William; Dr William R Parkins.
Northumberland; Dr Biehard T Hundley, Hanover,
We also ask you to read the falluwing Certificates
and refer you to many mere in the pamphlets and
our various advertisements:
j. (ifcoUiH. Agip »<»« i Fever, dcc.
D«. Do Val—D«bi Sir: 1 was promptly re
lieved, * lew years ago, of » violent attack ol some
thing like the Cholera, by takiDg a large dose ol
y*ur Anti-Spasmodis. Since lhat time I have fre
quently witnessed it* good effects In other caoes.
About six week* aga I was suffering exceedingly
from an attack of Third day Ague an! Fever. It
hia ue«D lucmflmg lu wvprlij lor nearly a mouth.
I determined to try your Anti-Spasmodic, and ac
cordingly took a large dose of it just before the time
for tee chill. It produced over the whole system
a peculiar sensation of warmth, which was kept up
by repeating the dose once or twice at intervals of
two hour*. Though nee- ssarily exposed since, 1
have felt bo return of chill. I ieei confident in re
commending your Medicine.
Very «incßrely yours,
(Signed) AMBROSE ACREE.
Kinr William, Jult. 1652.
In CrMif, Dysentery, and Spider Bites.
Db. Du Val —Dear Sir: I have administered
your Family Anti-Spasmodic in several violent at
tacks of Cramp and Dysentery. I have applied it
externally to tne bite of a when there, was
an enormous enlargement of the limb, and intense
_■-)»! oil ~»ri»et success. X have sold a
great aeal ol it in this neighborhood, end as far as I
know, it has civen universal satisfaction. All who
have tested It seem to thini it has no equal as a
family medicine. I deem it due to say that in most
ol the instances alluded to above, various remedies
•vere usfed without effect
Respectfully yours,
(Signed) S W. Y. MUSE.
Marulactured by P. P. DU VAL, M. D., King
William C. H., Va .to whom all orders should be
addressed. Price 62 12 cents and »1 per bottle.
F'or sale in Richmond, Va., by PURCELL, LADD
& CO., wholesale agents, and by THOMAS &
m CAHTHY, J. BLAIR. A. BODEKER, and WM.
P. LADD; in Baltimore, by CANBY di HATCH;
in Portsmouth, by GARLICK & GWATHMEY,
and by Druggists generally au 6—3tawis
LIVEtt COMPLAINT,
JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR NER
VOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF
THE KIDNEYS,
And all
discuses ari
sing from a disor
dered Liver or Sto
mach, such as Constipa
tion, Inward Pilrs, Fullness, or
Bloodto the Head, Acidity of the Sto
mach, Nausea, Heart-burn, Disgust for
Food, Fuunrsefar weight in the Stomach,
Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at
the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hur*
ried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the
Heart, Choking er Suffocating Sensations
when in a lying:posture, Dimness of Vi
sion, Dots or Websbefore the Sight,
Fever and Dull Pain in the
Head, Deficiency of Perspi
ration. Yellowness of
the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in the
Side,
Back, Chest, Limbs, ((C., Sudden Flushes of Heat
Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imaginings of
Evil, and Great Depression of Spirits, can be ef
lectually cured by DR. HOOFLAND'S CELE
BRAIED GERMAN BITTERS, prepared by Dr.
C. DI. Jackson, at the German Medicine Store,
120 Arch street, Philadelphia.
Their power over the above diseases is not ex
celled—if equalled—by any other preparation in the
United States, as the curss attest, in many cases af
ter skilful physicians had tailed.
Tnese Bitters are worthy the attention of inva
lids. Possessing great virtues in the reciification of
diseases of the Liver and leaser glands, exercising
the most searching; powers in weakness and affec
tions of the digestive organs, they are, withal, safe
certain and pleasant.
READ! AND BE CONVINCED.
Charles Robinson, Esq., Easton, Md., in a letter
to Dr. Jackson, January 9, 1350, said—
"My wife and mysell have received more benefit
from your medicine than any other we have ever
taken for the Dyspepsia and Liver disease."
"The Tenth Legon." published at Woodstock
Va., January 10, 1350, said—
"A Great Medicine."
"We have uniformly refrained from recommend
ing to the public any of the various Patent Medi
cines ot the day, unless thoroughly convinced of
their value. Among those we consider worthy of
r otice is the Geimau Bitters, invented by Dr Hoof
land, and prepared by Dr. Jackson, in Pniladelphia.
One instance in particular, in which tbe superior
virtuea of this medicine has been tested, has fallen
under our observation During the last summer, a
son of Mr. Abraham Crabill, of this county, was
ve'y seriously afflicted with Liver Complaint, and
after trying in rain various remedies, he purchased
a bottle ot the Bitters, ana after using it, was so
much relieved of his distressing malady, that he
procured another bottle, and is restored entirely to
health."
MORE EVIDENCE.
The "Philadelphia Saturday Gazette," the best
family newspaper published in the United States
The editor say j of
DR. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN RITTFIRS:
"It is seldom that we recommend what are
termed Patent Medi lines to the confidence and pa
tronage ot our readers; and, therefore, when we re
commend Dr. Hoofiland's German Bitters, we wish
It to be distinctly understood that we are not speak
ing ol the nostrums of the day, that are noised
about tor a brief peiiod and then forgotten after it
has done its guilty race ol mischiet, but of a medi
cine long established, universally prized, and which
lile h cart y approval of the faculty itsell."
1 his medicine has attained that higu character
which is necessary for all medicines to attain to to.
eouE terfoiu to put forth • spurious article at
the risk of the lives of those who are innocently
deertved.
well to tke Mark* of the Genuine.
They have the written signature of C. M. JACK
SON upon the wrapper, and the name blown in the
bottIe—WITHOUT WHICH THEY ARE SPU
RIOUS.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
PURCELL, LADD St CO., Drugrgiats,
mh B—ly 02 Main street corner 14th.
—lu ct>si pints nun Jt
Williams superior Brown Stout, received lor
talc by
•OU3 R.M. BURTON.
fcEKVANTS WAM'fED.-A BOY accust, ui'
O ed t waiting in a Restaurant preferred ; at« u ,
one that campAn oysters. K. w. ALLEN,
** "'* Arhi iir Restaurant.
PATEM' ftEuF-UEA I'l.lM HAD .RONS
We are now in receipt of a small lot ol these
Sad lions, which, lor economy in time and luel
and nw.tn. ss and comfort in irunini, w u cau re
cummuvd for sale by
» B * g VA* LEW ft. TAYLOR.
A bhjs uew cream Ale; 30 hall do da do.
reeeiting, for sale by * '
** ■" WM. TAYLOR
i( COOL.—A beauulul arti cie ol striped
j Llnea Sacks, just tbe idea lor thnao but
days, wi»h many other eool Axing*, at
jy IP *. ». FENCE'S, No.DW Mala
nr.) offer* hU p£fea*»!i
to thecitlaeM of Richmond and Tiehrtt?
Office 145 Main atreet. Ka/eSan
Ktriuscn — Profeaaor C. B. Oiion
C. P. Johnaon, Her. Dr. Howell, Re* i 'btT*
Rev. He. Ryland, A. O Worth*®, M' D .J^£l or »
F. Butler, E«q, Richmond. ''
Profpwor C. A. Harria. Profeaaor Thoa p D ,
lui,y Uf,,ed Ma'S
duced price*, deairea to m,w
known to every peraon. that be will
manent the 1 -I!-,wine charge* for his a*rvic»2 JEX'
:he asturanee thlt hi* operation* thai! be ri!£l?
:? better than underp.„ e^&Pg l "-
How ao? Becanae he and hi* aaaa.anta are U,T
all exerciae, and make more m
Extract tooth, 25 ct*; fill wito
:t«; with gold, 75 ct«; Pivot Txth, 82 50- p
Tooth, 83; upper or lower aetta, r25, with or wil?
>ut ertibcial euma, ice. Ac, 4ic. 'Vui
b £ A>t> jlakjn
wmmx. INSURANCE -The H.chmond Fim
sggkA«oci a Uon«re now prepared to (mm
policie* of insurance on the afaouT!?
•cription of riaka on •• reasonable terms « .
similar «oropany, and respectfully ask a «h,„ JJ
the patronage of the public. App:i csi ti..t>» wi;£f
received at the office, No 223, eorner of
9th street*, where the officer* will cheerful? J??
uish all information that may bo nqS *5
losses promptly and liberally adjusted **
JAMES BOSHEK Pro.i/W.
John H. Bosheb, Secretary. '
t'AHKIAWJJS,
subscriber bason bawl at &
Cgacb-making establishment, on Lombard Alle*
between Main and Cary, (i3th and 14th street
near the Columbian Hotel, Coaches, Charotteea
Barouches, Busies, with and without tops, and'
fculkiea, all of hie own make, of the best materials
and workmanship. All of which will be sold as low
as good work of the kind can be in the city of
Richmond; and 1 respectfully ask a call from tfco«
In want of any article in the Carrie Une, as I am
determined tc make to order an« sell at the lowm
prices poesible; and all work sold, that is n*w was.
rante i JC MICAJAH MANGUM.
ap2B—d6m
JU«T to hsnd by the sUp Prince aT
bert, from London, a double ac.ion HARP
of handsome size and beautifully ornamentl
ed, made by Dodds of London.
Miss S. Sully has kindly consented to »how the
same to purchasers at her residence on Marshall
street
8 " O A STRECKER.
PIANO K Oft Titp.~s
|!BInEESs!!j3TA\ I,OR is constantly receiving;
DI B fieuperior Piano Fortes from Nunn &
« * U "Clarke, and other celebrated mak
ers, and a«ks the attention of purchasers to hfs
Stock, which he will warrant, and will sell at very
moderate prices.
Pianos repaired, tuned, let on hire, and taken u
exchange, at his Piano Forte and Music Store,
se 11—ts HiO .ITnin Street.
__/# AOIJi it liltAi, URI/tjtilsis, 147
Stbeet, have in store, and are receiv
es? ing, large additions to their stuck of Druga,
Medicines, Snrgeons' Instrument*,
Paints, Oils, Dyee, Window Glass and
Fancy Articles, which they offer far sale on ths
most favorable terms to cash and punctualdf-aleri
■7 NItVV llßt'H —Tue subscri-
has re-commenced the APOTHECARY
VST AND DRUG BUSINESS in the large five story
bui'ding at the corner of Main and l&a
streets.
He offers f."*r sale a general assortment of article*
in his line, to which he respectfully inv.tes the at
tention of his friends and the public generally,
se 13—ts ALEXANDER DIJVAL.
VIRGINIA BAKERY, J7t&
Street, Kast side, between Jlain
Cary streets, near the corner ol
Main street.
W. SHANKS <fe J. CANNON having opened the
above Bakery, trust that by careful attention in pro
curing the best materials and workmen, they will
he able to supply the public with such nice family
Bread and Fancy Cakes, <fcc ,tis to merit a share of
general patronage. se 10—1 m*
CHINA HALL?
I By the ships ftew Voik, EScran
ton, Excelsior and Empire, from
1 Liverpool at New York, the sub
' 'A scriber has bis Fall importation of
Llarthenware and China,
and from the manufactories and auction, his stock
of plain, pressed and cut Glass, Looking Glasses,
Fancy Goods, &c , consisting of a great variety of
new and very handsome styles and patterns, {lis
stock is larger than be has ever had ; and needing
money, he will offer to the merchanti of Virginia,
North Carolina and Tennessee v«ry great induce
ments. All in want of Goods ia his line, are invited
to examine his stock before th>*y make their pur
chases HUGH A WATT,
se2l—lm N»7H Main afreet
M RICHMOND HAT .MANVFACTO
RY.—The subscriber invites the attention of
tnei.ade to his new and extensive Kali Stock of
HATS and CAPS, which comprises all the various
grades, styles, colors and qualities of Gentlemens',
and Child rens' Hats «nd Caps now in ÜBe.
Merchants of Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
: nessee are particularly requested to examine before
going further North, thi almost infinite variety of
I gooaa now ready far their inspection at this estab
; lithment. Those who have the disposition to pre
! fer home manufactures and encourage home in
dustry, can do so with advantage by supplying
themselves and their customers with Richmond
made goods, which wi:i be warranted as fine ia
quality and perfect in workmanship as can be pro
duced in any market in the world, while the p'fces
; shall be reduced to the lowest and m is: economical
[ American standard Tiose who may wUh to pat
; ronize the manufactures of' other States can be fur
nished w th Northern and Eastern goods at the
manufacturers prices The b'.oc* consists of the
usual variety of fine fashionable Hats and Caps, of
! old gentlemen's braarf b-itna from the finest to the
lowest qualities; Serva&ts' Hats and Caps of all
kinds, from one dollar per d<>z»nu'>: Ca;idr»nand
I infants' Hats ntid Capa, Ladies' Rid ng Hilt, all
the various styles and qualities of suit Hats i ir
pau'in, VVjoi and Glazed Hats, all the grades of
Caps, hair,seal, cloth, leather, plusb, (ce'ton and
silk,) Fur Caps up to the very cnest Otter and Bea
ver.
•..allies' Furs—Muffs, Tipseis, Mutfatees.
Cutis, Victorines, Foot Muffs, Mioses and Ctiildrecs
Muffs, Victorines, Ac, as complete and well
ed a stock of these g«oda as is usxully kept ia the
; most f-shionable fancy Fur stores «-f New York,
au 31—'-'m JOHN DOOLKY *1 M»'" st
IVTOTiCK.—Tae »uusc.io<!is havr turincd * c<>
1. » yarlnorehip under the ety'o of UtMRt#E3 &
BKOOKK, and will continue thf- Hut and r»boe
UaaiiirHH at the old stand of (he a»'ni >r partner.
HBNKV VV. QUARLhS,
ROBKRT T. BROOKE.
QUAttL.ES Oc tiUOisn-d, dealer# in Boots,
Shoes, Uh'B, Cap*, Bonnet*. Trunk*, &c, Ac, * <0 -
Li I tVari street, Klchmoad, V», are now receiving
a full assortment of good* suitable for tee
trade, to which tbey would caK th<> atteutiun ot
country merchants, farmers, and tbe public gene_
ra.ly. Theirstock la large, anil C)Uip r i#es one of
th~ most complete assortm*its to be L»uuJ in any
Qouie ; and being desirous of seilmg oa the moat
accommodating terms, they that they can en
sure satisfaction t-» their custJiners. .
They are largely engaged in the manufa stare ol
Shoes, which will enable th*ra to furni»h a superior
article, and in most eases to regulate ihe »ue* »
suit purehasers. Belie»tng that a good article »
alwayscheapert.they will at all tim-is endearor »
lunush auch goods as will prose satisfactory to toe
customer, Purchasers are respectiuily in*i»d l)
call. au3i—dim
PKIUVk l*liAt hC«.-Ur *
CO. may be consulted, confidentially, tor toe
treatment of the following diseases: Krupuoas,
Sore Legs, Ulc«rs, Glandular Swellings, or en
largements, Syphilis, and ail morbid discharge#,
whether recent or chronic. Also, ail those com
plaints t»riued female disease#. The »d»ertWfrs
to their chemical extract of vvua
which may be regarded as the rery ue«
article known, to giro tone and rigor to certain
auused cud dek'litsied organs, as well as to renorate
a system shattered b| dissipation or other cause.
.Medicines securely put up, with full direcEOMi
and sent to order. Post paid letters promptly at
tended to. Oihcs oa Franklto street, oelow
ehauge Hotel, aid nrst door belowTriany source,
Richmond.Virginia *
|ijua NUt aO US' iM6
1 *>TA VKB HANK, Washington. D. C., will "•
redeemed by a? IB Virginia money.
WM. N TINBLHY.
aw 8 3m
iU.X Hit it AO t as TsZCS
V store, Broad street, th« best Cigars and eo«
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