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< hn DAILY PIBVATCH
•ATntDAT MOKWHO, BErTEMBKB l« IMS
VI EG IN IA.
Bcm>km Death.—Mr. Simon Ohio, • respected
•ml enterprising citizen of Portsosoulk, over the
nrer, «h attacked with bflltous cholic on Wedori
day night, and died Thursday morn inn.
R*»ioK*noit.—Re* Thomas Home, the able and
derated Pastor sf the Baptist Church, to Porta
month, tendered hla res ignatioa at a Church mee*.
iaf on Friday morning last
Th* Dihaoi done to the Virginia and Tsßiiasis®
Railroad hy the rata on Saturday algbt Is*. >• »**■
mated at 93,000. The track waa so far repaired a*
to allow the passage of the train* on Tue»day mor.
nlng orer the entire length of the road.
The Wythe County Agricultural Society wll|
hold ita next Fair in Wytherille on Tueaday, the
10th day of October.
Chouu ST MABTimsrso —The Baltimore Sun
ssys there ha* been thirty deaths sad sixty caseaof
cholera in Msrtinsburg irom the time the disease
broke out up to Tuesday eveaiag. Among the
dead not already mentioned, are Mrs. Wfllen, s
widow; Miss Catharine Horn rich, Mrs. Robert
Mclntlre, Mrs. Dsvid Hesa, Miss Abo Hutchinson,
A. Morriaon, Mrs. Jarne* Ca*kie, Mrs.
Mrs. George Raenhal, Mr. Underdoak snd child,
Adam Peatony and two children, Mr. Usrbocker,
Klwin Merchant, beaidea three or four children
and five colored servant*. The Bun learn* by a
gentleman who arrived in Baltimore Wednesday
evening from Martinaburg, that three fatal cases oc
curred there oa thst morning before he left.
CmirFL* Creek Camp Meetikg — About "JO per
•on* profesaed conversion during the recent camp
im-etiog at Cripple Creek, Wythe county, and
about the same number joined tbe church. The
harmony of the meeting was interrupted at one
time by the accidental discharge of a pistol, the
couten ta of which just grazed the neck of a young
man (rom Smyth by the name of Atkina.
Sad Dispensation.—We regret to learn that
Mrs Lucy Lee Wiatt, consort of Capt. A. V. Wiatt
of (iloucester county, Va., died on board the bark
Hahnemann, at sea, on tbe 10th of August. She wa»
« moat estimsble lady, and tbe intelligence of her
death will be received with regret by all who knew
her.
Mb. J W. Pattison, formerly editor of the
Southwestern Advocate, Tazewell county, is now
one oi the publishers of the* Omaha Arrow, at
Ornaba City, Nebraska Territory.
Corn Crop in the Southwest.—The Abingdon
Democrat, alluding to the failure of the corn crop
elsewhere, says:
"It becomes our people to be extremely grateful
to that Bountiful Benefactor, who has in his mercy
vouch safed to us, in tbe Southwest, if not an abun
dance, at lean a sufficiency."'
Thk Richmond and Danville Kailroad Cars
lire now running to Clover Church Depot, within
fourteen miles of Halifax C. H., Va, and as two
cargoes of iron have lately arrived, it will be
finished to South Boston, a depot on the Dan river
In a few weeks, the road being graded and ready
for the superstructure to that point
Alum Spring.—The Milton Spectator itates that
an alum spring has been diicovered on the land oi
Mr. John N. Brandon, in Halifax county, Va., lorae
five or six miles northeast of Milton, which is said
to be a very strong mineral.
Casualty.—A free boy named John was caught
in the machinery at Plume St Co.'s rope works, in
Norfolk, a few days ago, and terribly injured. He
was living at last account*.
Norfolk Courier.—R.T.Halsteaa has disposed
ol one ball of the Courier i flice to G. Branch Als
tin, of N. C, "a young gentleman of means and
education," who ha* entered upon his editotialca.
reer.
Another Old Solbier Gone.—William Parroit,
aged 100 year* and 7 month*, died at the residence
ol hU grand son, in Page county, on the 20th (lit
tle wai boinein the old county of Orange (now
(ireene) in the year 1754—fought under General
Washington in the Revolution- voted for bim as
President, and for every Democratic President
down to Pierce, lie served in the capacity of
High Sheriff twice in the counties of Orange and
Greene. In hisiWlh year, he dedicated his Bible to
his great-grand-son, by writing the following lines
in a plain hand :
"This Hook is a gift to my great-grand son, Wil
Ham Allen Parrott, an infant. May it please Gud
to spare him loDg, and enable bim to read it with
attention, and to make a right use of it. Signed
William Parrott,
k In the 'JSth year of bis age."
" J. V. Thrlps, of Virginia, died at Sacramento,
Cal, in July last.
Amkican Bible Societv.—A larger amount 0j
funds was contributed to this Society from the
county of Albemarle, last year, than was contribu
ted by any other county or city in the State, ex
cept Richmond.
The Rappahannock Riot.—The editor of the
Alexandria Sentinel has received another account
of the late riot at Washington, Rappahannock
county. It U very severe on a man named Johns
ton, who, it says, originated the riot by repeatedly
insulting, without cauae, a youth connected with
one of the small shows. Liquor is stated to have
been at the bottom of hi* conduct
Collision. —A collision took place Wednesday
morning on the Petersburg and Roanoke railroad,
near Stony Point, between a freight and • wood
train. Noill results followed further than the smash
ing of one or two cars —Sonthsidr Dcm.
Doing a Dun.—"l have a (mall bill agalnat you,"
said the pertinacious looking collector, aa he enter
ed the atore of one who had acquired the character
of a hard customer.
"Yea air, a very floe day indeed," was the re
ply.
"I am not apeak iog of the weather, but your
bill," replied Peter, in a loud key.
"It would be better If we had a little rain "
"Confound the rain," continued the collector,
and raising his voice: "Have you any money to Dav
on the bill ?"
"Beg your pardon, I'm bard of hearing. I have
made It a rule not to loan my funds to stranger*,
and I really don't recognise you."
"I'm collector for the Philadelphia 'Dally Extin
guisher,' sir, and I have a bill against you," persist
ed the collector at the top of his voice, producing
the bill and thrusting H into the face of his debtor.
"I've determined to endorse for no one; you may
put that note back in yonr pocket book, 1 really
can't endorse it"
-■Confound your endorsement—will you pay it T
' You'll pay It, no doubt, *ir, but tber's always a
risk abo at the»w- mutter* you know, so I must de
cline it"
"The money mast be mine to day."
"Oh, yes—ninety day*, but 1 would not endorse
yon for a week; so clear out of my store. It's
seldom I'm pressed upon for an endorsement, even
by my friends: on the part of a stranger, sir, your
rood net is Inexplicable. Do not force me to put
yon oat; leave the premises."
And the bill was retnrned to the "Fxtingaiahei"
• ffiee, endorsed—"£o confounded deat, that he
cuuldaf understand."— JUuMratrd Ntrt.
Di*ckkoitino a Witnks*.—Laaryer—"Mr. Clay
ton. will you have the goodness to answer me oi
rectiy or categorically, a few plain questions?"—
Witnaee-r"Cerulnlv. sir.'' "Well, Mr. Clayton, is
ihrreaflßale living with yon who fa known In the
neighborhood as Mrs. Clayton »" "There is." "Is
she under your protection?" "Yes." "Do yon
■WJJI {"ori* "1 do." "Hare you ever baen
A Hnrr to th* Matus —"i have h M ni « ....
*'• ',' of ' «wried couple who, though titer
ware both of a hasty temper, yet lived
chlldrea when they were married:
"Doth 00s speak first t'other with water come
Js one provoked) bs t'other soft aad dumb/?
iunrtCH I*l*bbs A*«mw* -h •• |W-
Hint Mr. Oitfi, Comnlnioefr to th* Saaiwleh
Islands, baa Sent Important dispatches to Secretary
Marey respecting the annexation of the Sandwich
Inland* to the United States. The treaty of annex
ation la adopted, Mr. Gregg reports,by King Kama,
hameha andhia council; and Mr. Gregg baa tor
warded the projert to Wsshlagtoa. Bat, It la said,
before ita transmission, I.iholibo, the warm and si
moat aole opponent of ——ration, originated
the plan of submitting it to a rote of the people,
with the hope of thus defeating k. Tbia plan was
carried, and the treaty is to go before the Sand
wich I aland public.
The Washington Star denies that any treaty hw
bean received; but that, nevertbeleas, it would
shortly be signed orer the opposition of the
Prince, the only eonaiderable peraon In the govern
ment who was really unfavorable to it.
Th* R*ctFBOdTT Tbbstt.—By the new treaty
between the United States and Canada, it 1* agreed
that the following articles, being the growth of the
Bri'ish Colonies or of the United State*, ehalt be
admitted into each country free of duty :
Grain, flour, and breadstuff*. of *" k'°d g » Ani
mal* of all kind., Fre*h, *moked meat*.
Cotton-wool, aeed* *nd vegetables, Undried fruit*,
dried fruit*, Fl*h of all kind*, ProducUof fiib, and
all other creature* living in the wat "j I°"' J'
egg*. Hide*, rur*,*kin*. or tBIU J D^ re ® B^,f, t f )n « ° r
marble In its crude or unwTOUght rtate, Plate But
ter cheese, tallow, lard, horna, msnure*. Ore* of
metal*fofall kind*, Coal, Pitch tar, turpenune,
a*he*, Timber and lumber of all kind*, round,
bewed. and sawed, manufactured in whole or in
part. Firewood, Plant*, *brub* and tree*. Pelt*,
wool, Fish oil, Rice, broom corn and bark, Gyp
rum, ground or unground. Hewn, or wrought, or
unwrooght burr or grindstones. Dye stun*, FlaJt
hemp snd tow, unmanufactured, Unmanufactured
tobacco, Rags.
Poisoned Chbksic.—We learn that several per
aona In this city have been poisoned by cbeeae. We
suppose grocers who deal in the article will be care
ful that they purchase and sell a good and whole
some article.—Nor. Argus.
WATERBURY'B
GREAT FIFTY CKNT GIFT ENTERPRISE.
1.000,000 Gifts, worth, f.">oo 000!!!
CONSUMMATION BEYOND DOUBT.
TICKETS SELLING WITH THE
GREATEST RAPIDITY.
T'HE Great Exhibition of THIRTY TA
JL BLEAUX OF NATIONAL HISTORY. no>
exhibiting ttirough tbe Northern and Eastern States,
attracts immense numbers wherever exhibited. Ic
connection with this enterprise, for only FIFTY
CENTS the purchaser receives a beautifully en
graved GIFT CERTIFICATE, gocd for two admis
sions to the most ennobling exhibition ever offered
to Americans, and one of the following valuable
Gifts:
1 valuable brick house and lot in Phi
ltdelphia 810, COO
1 magnificent free-stone front home
and lot in New York city 3.5,000,
1 three-s:ory brick house and lot in
the city of Boston 10,000
1 splendid country residence in the
State of New Jersey, with fifty
acres of laud in high state of cul
tivation 20,000
1 magnificent sold tea set, containing
29 pieces of solid California gold,
with solid silver pedestal beauti
fully ckased —cash valuation 15,000
10 massive silver tea sets, elegantly
chased 15,000
100 beautifully situated building lots,
near L. I. R R , within a few mi
nutes'ride of New York city 50,000
100 magnificent rosewood pianos, by a
popular maker 50,000
100 silver cups, of various patterns.... 2,000
3,000 gold thimbles 9,000
500 gold watches, consisting of Jules
Jergsnson, Cooper, Independent
Second, Chronometer, Eight
Day. Enamel, Diamond, Magic,
Duplex and English Levers,
Hunting (very heavy) for ladies
and gentlemen 50,00
2 pairs of splendid horses, carriage,
harness, iic 4,000
100 elegant silk dress patterns 4,000
20 beautifully made trotting gigs 2,000
300,000 beautiful steel engravings of the
home of Jefferson 75,000
200,000 do. o< the Sulttn of Turkey 25,000
100,000 do. of the Csar of all the Russias . 15.000
100,000 do. of the harbor of Venice, the
finest scenery in the werld 25,000
100,000 views of Washington crossing the
Delaware 12,000
100,000 descriptions of Grand Tableaux,
forming a desirable history of all
the stirring events of the revolu«
tion 25,000
95,f0fl pieces of fashionable music 23,750
15 loans of 81000 e.ch for fifty years,
without security or interest 15,000
918 sets of massive silver spoons 9,2'0
100 splendid engravings, gilt and fancy
frames 2,000
1 001,000 $.500,000
In order to facilitate the consummation of this
great enterprise, and establish it beyond the possi
bility of doubt as to its legality. Mr. E. Waterbury
begs leave to announce that he has removed to
Georgetown, D. C., where he offers advantages not
to be obtained in any other enterprise, its perfect le
gality and. therefore, sure consummation at the ear
liest period.
All orders for these beautiful Gift Certificates from
the country, addressed, post paid, with the money
enclosed, to EDWIN WATERBURY, Georgetown,
D. C-, will n-eet with prompt return
Rf.membf.r—a knowledge of vour country's his
tory, the prospect of a gift worth $35,000 aD< j t h e cer
tainty of a handsome present, for fifty cents!
Principal agents—R. B Kashow It Co., Jersey City;
Fetridge & Co.. No. 5 State street, Boston; and nearly
all the post offices and bookstores throughout the
country.
Correspondents are requested to write their ad
drrss. with the name of the town, county and State
plainly, in order to avoid mistakes.
Any information in regard to the property will be
cheerfully given on application as above, or to any of
his principal agents. au 22—TuSiSa 8t
AND FENDERS.—Five Hun-
V* drodEnameled GRATES and FENDERS for
sale at reduced prices. The subscriber has for sale
the largest stock of GRATES and FENDERS evei
before offered for sale in this city, of his own manu
facture The Grates embrace all the varions kinds
and patterns, such as square topped Gothic, Liptic,
Circles, fcc., with beautiful rounding Fenders, Sum
mer Pieces, It., to match.
Orders for Grates, Fenders, he., from town and
country, punctual); attended to and carefully pack
ed. Merchants purchasing to sell again, will be sup-
Slied at the lowest northern prices, with the usual
iseount olf for cash by wholesale.
Apply at my Bell and Braas Foundry, on Main, be
tween Bth and 9th streets, Richmond, Va.
Je 15—$gi SAMUEL D. DENOON
f-JAS APPARATUS FOR THE COUN
TRY, adapted to the oae of private dwellinxi.
chnrchei, achoola, betel*, watering place*, factories
KModriea. machine (hop* and railroad atation*.
Tbe MARYLAND PORTABLE OAS COMPA-
T T BALTIMORE, keep on band and make to
order OAS MACHINES of an; required capacity.—
Their apparatus haa atood the teat of yeara, and can
i.ot be excelled in economy, aafety and airoplicltj.—
For particular! addreaa
. E. R. BPRAGUE, Treararer,
° 808 B*Jto. at. Bait., Md.
New publications.—c» P t. canot
?™°.i ~ Y eM* of A f,le " Slaver—sl 25
S' aDd AdventUr "
_Cbe.tnut Wok, » T»le. By Li.lo Lindeni 2 vol.-.
A.hton-2 Tol. B, Ml« E. M. Sew.ll.
Sandwich Islands. By A. HaMe—l 25
Karmingdale By Caroline Thomaa-1 (0
A (tarn* Beaufort, or Kamily Pride—7sc '
1 (^ estber 8to « k;D « «<* Si'k. A Story of Virginia-
Twenty Year* Philliplne IsUnis— i.pft.
Utah rnd the Mormon* —t 00.
Tempest and Sansbine. By Mia* Holmee— I.W)
Alone Third Edition. By Marian IlarHnd—l V
Vara or the Child of Adoption—l 00.
Mt*. Mowatt'* Autobiography—l.Bs.
Alio, Harper'* «nd Orohatn'* Magazine* for Sep
tember, (each )—2se.
Forcale by HARROLD It MURRAY,
" 13 171 Brood *t.
|>EMOVAL—The RICHMOND DE~
AIPOSITORT of the Publishing House of the Me
thodist E Church, Booth, has been removed fromi»«
stand near the corner of 9th ttreet to No. IS3 Main,
between 13th and 14th streets, next door to the Book
store of J. W. Randolph. It i* now located in the
very centre of business, in an attractive and ipaciou*
»itb a larse, well selected and elegant
SrEr? 1 ., 0 ' STATIONER* and FANCY ARTI
.IfrL , Mteraiyand Miscellaneous Books
*"1 Sunday School Books; Note, Cap and
V4net » of sise sad aoslity, with
J* "* . n *" l t» the wholesale and
.kf —- t ! U . bU * hm, ' ,lU - Additions will
be made to the present larse stock en hand as the
demands of trade may reqaire
oa^Stoo 1 ? m ° rehaßU • re * Mil and examine
A portion of the city trade, and of persons visitin*
auffi' ed ' LEROY M. LEE.
COAP AND CANDLES.—HuIi'a Patent
K? and Jsckson's Bammsr Tallow Candler, Cincin
nati Star, Grant's Hydraulic and Thayre'a Adaman
tine do.: Manhattanvilie Chemical Sperm (plain and
do: Colgate's. Family, Pale aad No. 1 Soap;
fay's do do. do i Toilet Soap*, great variety, ia fancy
fe*es| Thompson's Clarified Soaa, in bars For sali
RAWLINOI <1 MILLER,
* M Corner Pearl aad Cary sts.
T\m. LK3m o*MAW)T,Brojja
MJ MrMTl#th, RtehmoadVfc. tP—
tJon.r of Ma<iclne <a lUwTert d|7-
off«rs hi* professional « r l i £ l ?V'.Jffir 7«rß *„nfh
FI.ICTEO WITH CHROTIv 0t8BA"% MOB
■a Congha, Pa'ns !■ 'h* A*thms, Nottou*
Iheamatiim, Gomt, Filet, Complexion
Hysterks, FsmaleComplalßta, Yelllow .-..nigHt* of
orlgiaatet from Bllioae, and 4 ,f e hronic cum,
the blood, by the aworsnce * h *J, VpiigE MEDI-
P; ,ieoU "f Voder
of wioat cfcronW m«T be teen at hie
whieh reel aamet end Mdreeee* j -
office oa Broad at., comer lOtb, Richmond. va
ee 7—dim*
DR LOUIS M. STEIN, LATE CHIEF
airitoEON OF THE HUNGARIAN PATRI
OT ABM ® for twMt?year* a prscti.loner of Medi
• ™ Vs.. ivitem of Homtropatby, ba* arrived
at the fruited State*
Hotel where he will be p'ea*ed to attend tnch ss
desire hi* *ervlee*. He has had much exreri-
Tnce in ehronic case* of all description* and promi
«, t t least to mit'tate tho*e that do net admit of per
m'nent relief. He ha* had e-pecially extensive
kn wledge of A*iatic Cholera, during the two periods
of the prevalecc* of that dreaded disease on the Con
linent of Europe, in one of which it prevailed in the
Pa'riot Army of Hungary, of which he was Surgeon
He will be bsppy to give advice to all who put any
faith in Homeopathy, and will with alacrity avvl
himself of any opportunity to give proof of the efli
cacy of that noble system of medicine.
Dr Stein has letters from very distirgui'hed per
*o,sin the United S'-ates, bearing testimony to his
character and skill »* a practioner, and lias permi*
sion to refer to the following prominent citizens of
" Dr. Dr. Marcy; Dr. McVicar; Dr. Cnr
ti»; Dr. Cinin. 9 e 11—tf
nho MY CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS
A AND THE PUBLIC.—I have resumed butinets
on my own account, and am now receivinc a fiand
■ome assortment of Goods in the HARDWARE line.
I shall continue to add to my stock from week to
week, until 1 get a full aupply. My goods will be
fresh and clean, having disposed of the old stock. I
therefore mott politely and reapectfully invite my old
customers, friends ana the public to ca>l on me at
my old stand. 65 Main ttreet, tendering to each my
personal attention when they shall please to call on
u?e. THEO. ROBERTSON,
Importer oi Hardware and Cutlery,
an 16—Ira* N". 65 Main st.
GUNS! GUIS 8!! GUNS!! !
TO MERCHANTS AND SPORTSMEN.
Just received from England,
400 DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS.
I lake pleasure in informing
my friends, customers, and the public,
that I have just received my Pall sup
ply of DOUBLE AND SINGLE BAR
REL O'JNS, of all qualities and descriptions, direct
from the manufactories of England; and from my ex
rience in the Gun trade, together with the facilities
I possess in having these Guns made under the direc
tion of a agent, to my especial order, I feel
confident that my present st«ck of Guns in band can
no' bs surpassed in this conn'ry.
From these advantages 1 am enabled to offer at
good bargains as any other house in the United States;
and for fine workmanship and style of Guns for the
different kind of game throughout these parts, I put
them against any Guns in ported, all having been
made by the best of workmen in England All 1 ask
from those in search of a superior or plainly finished
Fowling Piece, is a call to examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere, to ensure a sale.
JAMES WALSH.
Importer and Maker of Guns, Rilles, 4ic.
se 7—lm
ifeEa CHANGE OF HOURS.—
li mSS ACCOMMODATION DAY LINE
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NEW CANTON -
On anil utter Saturday, the 9th inst. our Packet
Boat PLOUGH BOY will fewe RICHMOND on
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, at 7 o'clock, A.
M., and arrive at NEW CANTON at 10 o'clock, P.
M.
Returning—Leave NEW CANTON on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, at 6 e'clock, A. M.. arriving
in RICHMOND at 9 o'clock, P. M.
se 8 CROUCH t HOOPER.
MFALL STOCK OF HATS AND
CAPS.—The subscriber is now ready to fur
nish merchants and dealers with as large and well as
sorted stock of HATS and CAPS as has ever been
offered in this or any other market.
Purchasers will find, on examination, that this Fall
Goods are lower in price than usual, while the styles
and qualities are in many respects much improved.—
There are many new and tastefully gotten up HATS
aud CAPS for gentlemen, boys and children, which
aie really handsome and will be found verv desira
ble.
The subscriber keeps also a large stock of ladies'
fashionable FURS of the newest and most fash'on
able styles; also, misses FURS, which wiil be sold
at wholesale and retail on the best terms.
JOHN DOOLEY,
au 30—d2m SI Main street, Richmond
LADIES' FALL SHOES.—I he
attention of Ladies is respectfully a«k
ed to our varied and extensive stock ol Gaiters, Slip
pers, Ties, Buskins. Jenny Llnds, and every other
fashionable style of Shoes, suited to their use at tbis
season of the ysar. We feel confident that it will
only be necessary to call at the "'Ladies' Saloon" to
be suited. WHITE &. PAGE,
se 11 73 Main st.
CUBA. —History of Cuba, or Notes of a
Traveller in the Tropicr: being a political, histor
■cil and s'atistlcal account of the Island, from its first,
discovery to the present time; by M. M. Bailor.; illus
trated—7s.
Isabel Carollton: A personal retrospect; by Kneller
Glen—7s
The Poets snd the Poetry of the An-.lent Greeks,
with an historical introduction and a brief view of
Grecian Philosaphers, orators and historian?; by
Abraham MilM A M.; 1 vol , 8vo.—&2?0.
The Principal Formsofthe Skeleton andlheTeeth;
by Prof. B Owen, F R. S., 4to.—sl 25.
The Principles of Animal and Vegetable Physiolo
gy: a popular treatise on the functions and phenom
ena of Orgmic Life; hy J. Stevenson Bushman, M. D.
with illustrations—B7£ cents.
For Engineers: a practical treatise on Railway
Curves and Location, for Engineers; by Wm. F.
Shank, civil engineer.
Just published. For rale by
JAMES WOODHOUSE,
se 14 ]S9, Main street.
NOTICE. —All persons indebted to A. E.
MOORE, are requested to call at ELAM it
MOORE'S, Cary street, a<\joi D ing the Columbian
Hotel, and make payment witheut further delay,
se 12—ts
ichmond ground plaster.—
This article will De furnished, freth ground, from
selected cargoes of Lump, tnd warranted equil in
parity t« any in the country, by
■e JOHN H CLAIBORNE.
T> ANA WAY from my residence on the
JLw 26th August, a negro woman named ANN
ELIZA, belonging to Mr. Skipwlth, of Goochland
and hired of Messrs. P. M. Tabb ic Sod. The stid
negro is about 18 or 20 years of age, brown complex
-1 ion, a lull head of hair and a gooo set of teeth.
All persons harboring said negro will be dealt with
according to law. Address
J T FLOURNOY,
se 13—d2twlt* Powharan House.
R JACOB BECKER'S CELEBRA
TED EYE-BALSAM—A specific for chtooic
•ora, inflamed and weak Ey*». For tale by
R It. DUVAL fc BRO,
,e Corner above the Bana«.
fJIGS FOR CHILDREN.—DoubIe and
for Children—an excellent ar
ticle; Wulow Wagons; Velocipedes; Rock's Horses
of several patterns. For sale at 137 Main it.
»« >5 BIJLKLEY fc CO.
*TEW GOODS—FOR FALL AND WIN
TER —HENRY 8H 4FER it now in receipt of
his entire stock ef Ready Made Clothing a Gentle
men's Furnishing Good* for Fall at d Wioter wear,
to which he would call the attention of the public,
pl-ngttig himeeif to sell at the very lowest market
pr'ces. HENRST SHAFER,
Be 1* Corner of Main and Peail sts.
HUNTING COATS.—I have on haud a
fine awortroent of Hooting Coats, amiable for
the approacbibg reaioo; and every gentleman going
linn!iug onght to be aupplied with one. Call on
>e 15 HENRY BHAFER, 103 Main at.
I? ALL PRINTS AND GINGHAMS.—
r J v « received Fell and Winter Prints atd
Gingham* f»e 15j C. HARTWELL & CO.
1 C " HDKFS.-Juet receive.!, a lot
££&&« r,mbriC of onr own
ti ' ,rce varied a-iortjnent of Tap"* bor-
SfT Embroidered and Printed Li
nen Lamfcilc and Cliar Uwa Hakf*.
lj C lIARTWELL fc. CO.
QALT.—S(»O tacks Marshall's and Worth
ington a Silt. For *ale troin dock or ater* bv
_* e 15 E. H. SKIKKKK, Car, I.
STOKES & CO., ofter
*?aS nW e "? h * " nd JivaCcfieea:
ISO Hbda. N. O. and P. 8.. Sugar*;
300 Pkg*. Loaf. Crushed and Coflee Surain
3M Bbla. N O Molaw,; g '
15 Bbla. Suiar-Hoßie Sirun:
60 Bbla. Cider Vinegar,
20 Bbla. Tanner* 1 Oil;
1000 Kegi Nail*;
SSO Bone* a**orted Candiec
400 Boxe*Tallow, Adamantine and Sperm Car.cle.;
800 Ream* Wrapping Paper. aaaorted;
Willi a variety of othar article*, which we offer to
the trada. »e6-3*
A| | BAGS JBiu and La#ua) ra Ct (Tee
%#I"Ve 4" Bag* cheap Kio do
f* l Bbl«. cheap Coßca ougari
AO Krg« Bu deo'a llor«e shoe*
60 U. i, Pa nted Bucket*
so SgW* Hull'* Candle*
41 Boim Adamantine. Sperm and Wax Can da*
For .ale low. fIARKSDALK, STOYALL It CO.
mgowiTiAiwoWi
LICKEKT & Usy«Aß.
FRESCO AND ORNAMENTAL FAINTKMj
RJCHMOSP, VI BO I* IA.
rpHE Bobocribew (Uiely of Kew Tork,)
1 h£i»« established thomsol»oo ta
,r~ _"*! *of carrying oa ard exeeatiaf FRMCO
inform the pabHc
pared to da any
to Mr. 'ohu P. Ballard, of the Ex
change, on who- wo ha»WM«
and at Which piece MEOTjK
e# is— ft Fretco and Ornamental Paintera.
MHTTHE PUBLlC!.—Kichmoh D, UIP
X TIXUBX Bth. 1854.—Necessity compete oa to
■ive notice that oa aad after the 18th iaataat. oar
charge* for wsggonnage to or from any part of Rotk
etfa to any P l "® named "d attetsed in the firit
clause of en Ordinance of the City of Richmond, re
gelating the rateeof Drayage, passed Deoemher 21 it,
lf>4o, will be increaaed to the following rate*, withovt
diro*ilt:
Hatrt anened at leu than 2S rent*, iaereaied to 35centt
mttt.
Such rate* aa are attested at 25 28 30 S4 36 40 46 70 eta
Increased to the «*H price of 30 34 36 40 43 48 54 84 cU
To or from any part of the Dock, to any place named
end attsssed in taid Ordinance, will be increaaed to
the f .Mowing ratet, without diuotmt:
Ratet attttud at leu Ihan Zi enti, increaud to 25 centt
netl
Such rate* at are assessed at 27 30 86 40 45 SO 60 cent*
1 ucreated to the nett price of JM 38 45 £0 56 63 75 cent*
Under the tecond claaae of said Ordinance, the
rate* will be increased a* follows:
Ratea attcised at Ictt than 25 centi, increated to 2.5 crntt
nett.
Soeh rates aa are assessed at 25 30 40 50 60 eenta
Increased to the nett price of 30 38 50 63 75 eenta
Such rates as have been establiihed by custom, and
not enumerated in laid Ordinance, are increaaed 35
per cent, nett, the above being for tingle or Dray
Loads, double or Wagon Loads in same proportion.
The extreme high prices which have for a long
time prevailed, and likely to continae in everything
appertaining to our burnt** (and which all are aware
of ) compels us to adopt these rate*. For example—
tl »y could be bongbt in former year*at 60 cent*, has
been selling at from Si to £l 25; Corn, instead of 55
and 60 cents, is7o to 90cents; Bran, instead of 9 and
10 cent*, is IB and 25 cents; Shipsrnffs from 30 cent*,
arivanced io AO and 60 cents; Drivers, from $90, ad
vanced to Siftf; Mules and Horses, from <80 and §90,
advanced to $120 and §:60; Licenses paid the city
have increased 37 j percent. So also in regard towa
ges pcid to our assistants, blacksmiths, wheelwright*,
&c>, making the cost of conducting the bosinessnear
ly double the expense as compared with a few years
buck, and in a much la-ger proportion a* compared
with 1840, when said Ordinance was established.
This state of affairs compels us to obtain some re
lief. or abandon the business; our course has already
been acquiesced in by many who are interested, and
it is but justice that we should receive a fair compin
satioa for our labor.
We hereby give notice that on and after the 18th
initant, we shall conform to the above advanced
rates. To all of which we pledge ourselves.
ELLIS Jc PEERS,
JACOB 8. ATLEE,
EDMUND BOISSIEUX.
HATCHER Ji. WEBSTER.
TOMPKINS b ROYSTER,
At d others.
I FLUME, of the Old Medical
L' House, is still ensaged in treating all sorts of
secret diseases, and hereby invites a call from those
who may have been unfortunate in their associations.
Dr P. would particularly invite a call from persons
in the country who have been given up by their phy
sicians as incurable. Cases are few indeed that can
not be reached by medicine when correctly applied.
The article known as the Chemical F.ctract of French
Flower t, is probably the very best thing now before
the public fjr renovating a system already shattered
by dissipation or other cause. The Ague and Fever
remedy, called French Miik, Is next to a certainty.—
Price ®t per bottle.
Office on Franklin street, just below the Exchange
Hotel snd first door south of Trinity Church, Ricn
morid, Va.
Medicines securely packed and sent to order, with
full directions. se 15
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD.
OPEN TO CLOVER—9S MILES.
THE regular Passenger Train will run
daily (Sundays excepted) between RICH
MOND and CLOVER.
The Train will stop for passengers at the following
points only: Manchester, RobioH's Coal-field, Toma
hawk, Powhatan, Matoax, Chula, Amelia C. H.,
Wyanoke, Jennings' Ordinary, Haytokah, Liberty
Church, Meherrin, Keysville, Drake's Branch, Over
by's, ISesnoke and Clover.
Leave Richmond at 6J o'clock, A. M. Returning
leave. Clover at 11.45, A. M.
Children over 10 and under 15 years of age, half
price.
Servants travelling by themselves must be famish
ed with two passes, so that one can be retained in
the office; and it must be expressly stated on the pass
that tbey are permitted to go on the cars.
Passengers or Clarksville can meet Messrs. Moss
&. Co.'s Coaches at Roanoke on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
Through to Clarksville $5 00
Be 14 R. E. HUGHSON, Ticket Agent.
jfiL THE subscriber hasjust returned
Klk from the North with a large assortment of
JDA WATCHES and JEWELRY of the latest
to which he would invite the atten
tion uf his triends and the pablic generally.
EDWARD KERSEY.
Sign of the Big >WkTCH,
te 15 Opposite the OW Market.
FOR SAL E—A fine Northern
A TROTTER, perfectly gentle and kind in
harness; and the finest TOP BUGGY In the eity—
sold only for want of time to use tbem. Apply at
the American Stable. se 15—ts
HAVE you ever used the VIRGINIA
MAGIC WASHING FLUID? If you have not,
aud w sb to keep ahead by economiting your time, la
bor and money, atd savi* g the wear and teer of
clothes, get at oDce some of this celebrated Washing
Fluid. It* great utility once seen and experienced,
its nse will never be given up Price 124 cents a
qtart. For sale by E. J PICOT k, CO.,
Si 14—tf 'Druggist.
IW"OTICE TO THE PUBLIC —Having
1" opened another store, No. 183, Broad s'reet, to
ca'ry on the Clothing and Shoe business, respect
fully solicit the patronage of my friends and tbe pub
lic generally ; aisj, to give me a call at my old sta*d
on Franklin street, a few dojrs below the old market
where they will fitd goods at prices tojsuit the times,
se H-2w* LEWIS LICHTENBTIEN, JR.
A NEAT AND DESIRABLE RESI
DENCE ON CLAY STREET, AT PRIVATE
SALE.—We otlor at private sale that neat and plea
sant trained house on Clav St., three doers beyond the
residence of Mr. S. T. Pulliam, and occupied by Mr.
Ellis Juan.
The dwelling, with all tbe usual out-hotuea, bas
been built within a few years past, is in nice order,
and possesses every convenience for the pleasant
accommodation of a medium sized family; whilst the
location Is retired, convenient, and rapidly improv
ing.
Terms—Liberal.
se 14 TAYLOR it WILLIAMS, Anets.
LUMBER, LUMBER — I have on hand
a good assortment of seasoned Lumber of the
following description, such as
« 1, l|, U, 2, 3, 4. 5, 6, 8 inch Wbite Pine, very su
perior
i, t, 1 inch Poplar; I, )£, IJ. 2, 8, 4 Inch Bnffslo
Asa.
Cherry, Black Walnut, Chair Plank, Maple.
3*3, 4x4, 5x6 Maple Scantling; 4x4, 5x5 Poplar
Scantling
1 and 2 inch Yellow Pine. Weatherbcarding, Gar
den Rails, Scantling Shingles, Flooring, he , which
I offer to the public on advantageous terms.
EDW'D E. DUDLEY,
se 15 19 h at. between Main and Franklin.
| HHDS PRIME WESTERN BA
" CON.—Sides and Shoulders landing this day,
and for sale by
se 13 WILLIAMS k BRO.
BACON HAMS —10 hhd*. email ai*e iu
s'ore and for sale by
se 15 WILLIAMS k BRO.
P~ RIME CUBA AND NEW ORLEANS
MOLASSES —75 hbds., barrels and half barrels
in store and for sale by
se 15 WILLIAMS k BRO,
LD DOMINION NAILS—Of all aizes.
In store and for eale by
se 16 WILLIAMS fc BRO
GUihn POUNDS WHITE'S SMITH
iII'UIf FIELD BaCON—B kegs do. do. Lard.
Just received and for sale by
se 15 J NO. WOMBLE k CO.
VTO. 1 FAMILY FLOUR.—"Waynenbo
ll rough," "Hope," and ''Guthrie" Family Flour,
lux sale by
seJA _ BROWN k SHOOK.
LUBIN'S EXTRACTS and Jewie Marie
farina Colognes, (genuine imported-) A full
asso r tu.ent just received end for sale by
se!s A BODEKJEB. No 18 Mainst.
COaPS.—Palm Omnibus, Poncine, Mili-
O tarj. Genuine Brown Windsor, Yankee and Ho
ne* ape. For sale by
f- I i A. BODEKEI.No. H> Main st.
FOR THE HAlß.—Barry's Tricopbe
rotsj Lyon's Katbairon; Emmerson's Hair Resto
rative FurSiieby
* e 15 A. BODEKER, No. 10 Main at
JAVA COFFEE.—sopockets prime, lor
sale kj
" '* JOHN H- CLAIBORNE.
SUPERIOR OLD WHiSKEY.—Crobar
l«r, Game end Other brands, for sale by
" l> JOHN a. CL4ISORNI.
BDVGAfKHf.
rpu£ KJu-OPJCNiIiG of tte CHUBCB
1 HILL UsARfIMI. AMD COMMERCIAL
ROHOOL, will U pMtMMi till Monday, Ui* 23th
hut, la of tho lacooaplotanoa* of the
fix tare* of tfeo room*.
ED W'D W. CONE, A. M„ PriKlpaL
M IS—«
H. L TIOHE 8 CLABBICAL AMD
o ENGLISH SCHOOL, OB Franklia, kH«N>
biJi sod 7th strewta. Richmoad, Va.—The next
"•"J "'.'J 11 * SCHOOL will comment* on Friday, the
l*£»'B«pfemhor next, and cloao oa tbo 15th of
Jnly follows)g.
(poyabto aomi tonally iaadvuoo.)
For senior Cl—>oo aad Matboatatioa, par set
sioa, |N
For joaior do do. "o. 50
For ooounpa English sfc—tloa. 40
The sndersigned caa le too* at Uo school-room
from 8 to 10 A.M. R. H. L. TIOHK
aa 36—dlai
CCUOOL NEAR MANCHEBTEE —1
K? shall open a School at my house, Saaimor Hill,
aear Manchester, as sooa after tho first of Oatober as
I caa move thither. It is intended for the education
of my own children, bat I wish to take one boarder,
aad a few day scholars, to lightan tbo bnrden on my
self. I have engaged the tervieoe of Mr. R. M. Par
ker, late a student of the University, aad ia good
standing there, aa my teaeber. He is capablo of
teaching the Mathematica, the Classics, and aoveral
Modern Laaguag-e. The tchool will be permanent,
and the tntor meant to make teaching hi* profession
For terms, apply at No. 163 Main street, Richmond,
o [se 1-lm] FRANK O. RUFFIN.
ENGLISH. CLABBICAL,
AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL,
RICHMOND, VA.,
UNDER THE CHARGE OF
Rev. J. AMBLER WEE D,
Late Vice Rector of the "Hall of St. James the
Leas," near Philadelphia
The dutiee of this School will be resumed oa Mon
day, 2d October.
txxms :
English Department $40
Junior Classics and Mathematics 50
Senior do. do. 6*>
Modern Langusget, each 20
an 29—d Oct Ist
fMTY SPRINGS INSTITUTE—By tbe
V-» Rev. WILLIAM LOVE.
terms:
Classic! and Mathematics, (Senior Department). .§6O
Junior Department 50
General English Education 40
Modern Languages, (each) 20
Payments—One-half on the entrance of the pu
pil, the other Ist March.
The Institute will re-open the Ist Monday in Octo
ber, at 9A. M. an 9 2m
DTURNER'B select classical
* AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, Main street
The 10th Academic Year of this School will com
mence on MONDAY, the 2 r ;th of September.
The leaving of one clrss for College will enable
the Principal to form a -1 ass of beginners in Latin,
and also a class in Oreek.
Pnpils can be admitted who are prepared to com
mence the study of Latin, or enter some of the more
advanced classes already formed.
Mons. J. MICHARB Professor of Modern Lan
guage*.
For terms, see printed circulars. an 29—dim
HPHE FOURTH SESSION of Miss
JL TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL will commence on
tba first MONDAY in October.
Every arrangement has been made to insure to the
young ladies the moat thorough instruction in evary
department.
terms:
(Payable semi-annualy, in advance.)
Board, per session (ten months,) $200
Higher English Branches 40
Primary do do 30
Latin and French, each 20
Music—Professors' fees. an 23—lm*
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
IN MANCHESTER,
BY REV. THOMAS H. JONES, A. M.
rrVHE School will be re opened on the
A first Monday in October next.
terms:
(Per Quarter, of ttco and a half montht.)
Elementary English, including first books in
Geography and History $5 00
full English course 8 00
Latin, Greek and Matbematios .....10 00
Charge for fuel, per annum 1 00
Instruction shall be thorough; discipline mild, but
firm.
No pupils received for less than a quarter, and no
deduction except in cases of protracted sickness,
au 30—lm
DR. BENDAN, a Graduate of the Uai
versity of Berlin, -nd honered by letters of re
commendation from the Legation of the U States at
Berlin, Baron Von Hnmbo dt, George Ticknor, Esq ,
President Woolsey ef Yale College,effers his services
to prepare a limited nnmber of pupils for the Uni
versity or College. His instruction will embrace, be
side the usual branches, chiefly the ancient lan
guages. the French, German and Mathematics.
He also offers to teach the German and French to
Schools and to private pnpils.
Refer, In Richmond, to the Rev. B. Manly, Mesers
Gust A. Myers, Jaa. Binford, Dr. Little, Professors
Gessner Harrisen and Shele de Vere, of the Univer
sity of Virginia.
Apply at his office on 11th street, near Broad.
TESTIMONIAL.
Colombia, 8. C., April,'s4.
Dr. Bendan has taught my son Greek, Latin, Ger
man and Mathematics for about four months, and I
regret exceedingly that the delicate health of my son
(who made excellent progress) compels us to with
draw him from bis studies for the summer, and that
we are, therefore, forced, at least for a time, to fore
go the valuable instruct ions of Dr. Bendan. who is, I
am sure, eminently qualified to teach any of the
above branches. 1 do not believe that a better teacher,
or one so good, can be readily met with in onr coun
try. D. J. McCord.
au 23—dim*
Sixth Scholastic year of Mrs. MAL
JL LORY'S SCHOOL will commence on the 18th
of September, and close the 15th of July.
Residence Ith street, between Grace and Frank
lin
Miss M's SCHOOL FOR LITTLE BOYS to a se
parate apartment. au 30—d!20S
MRS. PELLETS ENGLISH AND
ItX FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
The eleventh scholastic year «f this schoi 1 will com
mence on MONDAY, October 2d.
Able and experienced teachers are secured in all the
department*. Particular attention la given to Read
ing, Writing, Orthography and Grammar through
out the school, and the younger pttpih thare equally
with the older, in the instructions of the prrincipal
and assistants. MRB. PELLET ts assured that pn
pils under the tuition of M. DE MONTHURRY
can, with diligence and perievcrance, learn in one year
to speak and write the French and Spanish Lan
guages.
Terms—Board and washing 9220. English tuition
$40. Primary Department $3«. Ancient and Mod
ern Languages each $20. Payment one half in ad
vance—the remainder 15th February.
For further particulars address the Principal.
an 7—2 m
THE CHURCH HILL CLASSICAL
AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
WILL re open oo MONDAY, the 18th
V V iust., in the new building, recently arccted by
tbe Principal.
The rooms will be fitted np with modern improve
stents for the greatest possible convenience of po
piis and teacher.
EDW'D W. CONE, A. ML Principal.
P. S Tbe Principal may be found at his Rooms in
said building, situated on Broad street. 3d door from
84th street, towards 85th se 9—7t
EIGHTH ST. ENGLISH SCHOOL. -
1 SHALL resume school September 18th.
This is the 13th year I have taught school, and
my fifth on Bth street, as teacher of tbe English
Primary branches—Reading. Writing, Spelling, Geo
graphy, Arithmetic and Grammar. During all this
time 1 have been liberally patronized. 1 now re
solicit the same favorable consideration; premising
the deepest interest in ay pupils morally, religionsly
and intellectually, that they may leave my influence,
wiser, better, steadier boys than they were v/hen
they came to me.
I issue minute reports of progress and of con
duct, which ail parents should scrupulously examine
and compare together as they come In at the close of
every week.
Tef.its—<3 per quarter. Entrance always for the
whole session. H. P. TAYLOR.
se 9—ts
' MR. S. S. STEVENS'
COLLEGIATE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
LADIES,
I*7ILL reopen aa » BOARDING an')
Tt PAY SCHOOL, on the Ist Monday of Octo
ber, in the spacious mansion owned by Jndse Mason,
on the corner ef franklin and Adams its. Every de
partment will be filled with the most efficient assist
ants. No efforts will be wanting to render this In
stitution as a Soar Jag and Day School inferior to
none In the city. Por farther particulars we ask the
attention to out circular. se 11—dfcctOct
"NOTICE i* hereby given that we shall,
r\£° m & 4 **' •*"»"««*»kar for
CASH, or city accaptaoca, as til farther notice ke gi
ven. "
We reepeetfnlly ra<n**t oar friend* and caatomor.
• •' •" —»
keep a general wartmt
of OIOCBRIEI and LIUUORB, import ad and 4o
mratie;, aad will alao pay every attention to (be aale
of Prodaea from o«r conotra trienea a* n*uai.
M I—din* WiT. WALLACE k BON.
PLASTER for tale by
V* EH. »* INKER,
MIS m UiyKrMt.
\TUKSEKY CHAIKS- — Bat-
X 1 tan and Willow CWmi GhUd'* Bl|k Table
"Stt , -"~" -jra, B5U»»eo.
sot
vUdtoriMALKBEHUAit.^'
Slock Smut F. Stpbm, PriDcipel.
THIS School will be opectd on Monday
J. Iltb iaM, at tbs liUnM*m«o( «iy brother, A.
O. StabU, (a flne situation mad eoartalaat to all ft*
eastern pert of the sity.) to which great adraataaaa
ut to let ma, mod* ud uttit of lubtMlM,,*!* oSar*
ed (a parents ia iba education of their daagbter*,
:broa«h » foil art wayUwm w. Hwt«|
•ngaged tb* *ervleee of Mlaa Mary CraadaJ, a lady erf
•xperience mi h'gh NkolailtoautlMMiti, I will be
madsted by bar la Mtd*rn Utmita, OrauMKil
breach**, ke., aad by a competent Professor, la Ka
tie A ttfehl aad parents! watebfulaees la army in
spect, will be exercised over the p»pB«, eoaaaaittrd
tO BDJ fihlf jf*i
The *ebola*tie term to embrace tea *oatb* ud (lie
fee* payable quarterly, in advance, anlas* etheiwire
Tution'laPilirary English branches, $spar qaar.
Do complete English oours* aad Ma
tbCmatlCtfeeae.ee.eee. 7.56 M
Do. with Modern or Anclont Lao-
lOflO "
Do. Ma«ic if cJoaalorgo, only,. **
Do. Drawing, Painting, ke **
to 15—tf ROBT P. OTUBB*. ftiocipoi.
FOUSHEE STREET ACADEMY,
rorSHIE »T. BBTW. BRACK AND BBOAS.
J. B. BUDWELL, Principal.
r PHE next Session of this Institution will
A commence on Monday, the id day of October.
The Principal will be aaaiated by two wall qualified
Teacher*, and the Course will embraae every hing
•aught ia the best Academies. The Taiiioa is from
♦32 to $j0 par session. Modern Language* aad Higher
Mathematics, extra.
For particulars see Circclar*, or inquire of the Prin
cipal, at ft>- corner of Grace and Adams sts.
References- Professors Geaaner Harriaoa. M.
Hehele De Vera and W. H. McGuffey, University of
Va. se IS—la
FRENCH ANB SPANISH LANGUAGES.
DAY AND EVENING CLASSES.
PRIVATE LESSONS,
MDE MONTHURRY has the honor to
a inform the pnblie tbat be will resume li's
Courses in the above language* on the first Monday
of October. Application may be made to him at
American Hot.l, or at his rooma on Bank street, over
Ur Ooceh'a office.
Prof. Dk Montiiurry, wishing to make himself
agreeable and useful to the Student*. takea the lib.
rrty of ceiling their attention on a language to which
they have for a length of time appeared indifferent,
bnt towards which they seem on a sudden to have
felt themselves attracted:—he means the Spanish
Language.
The relations of this part ol the conntry have be
come ao frequent with tbat of tba South, that Ame
ricans have had a better eppor unity of bearing and
appreciating the beautiful language which the Em
peror Charles V. had termed lit for the gods. There
is not the least doubt hut henceforward the Spanish
will become even aa the French essential to good and
finished education, whilst, on account of the intimate
connexion existing between the United States and
the formerly Spanlah Coloniea, it will prove as uae
ful in buainea* transactions (especially for the South
ern States) as it will be requiute in polite and faah
lonable circles. se 14 —Im
LANGUAGES. —Tee subscriber gradua
:ed at the University of Warsaw, will commence
on the Ist October next, a new course of instruction.
In the following Languages and Literature:
German, Polish, Russian, Greek, Hebrew, Chalda
ie. Kirachel, aid the Bab: Talmud.
Hia plan of instruction is according to bis own syt
teir, and has been aucceaa'ully pursued for the In it
six years.
Private Leasona to auit the convenience of learn
ers.
Ladies and gentlemen dealrona of learning any of
theae languages, are reapectlully requeated to make
early appicaiion, that they may select and be certain
of tbeir hours, at the bookitcre of Mr. Jaa. Wood
house, Richmond, Va
SAM'L M LASKI.
N. B. All Language* are taught to write, and par
ticularly to speak.
TESTIMONIAL :
Mr. Laski, haa exhibited to me abundant testimo
nials from most respectable sources, of hia good cha
racter and accomplishments as a teacher of languages;
and aa such, I take pteaaure In commending h<m to
the confidence and regards of the citizens of Rich
mond. Rev. CHS. H. READ.
Richmond, Va, July 12tb, '54.
REFERENCES:
Rev Dr. Moore, Rev. Dr. Howell, Dr. McCaw,
Rev. Mr. Woodbridge, De Voas, Esq., Consul, Rev.
Mr Cummings, Dr. Peticolas. se 13—Im
DR. B. L. GJLDEKBLEEVE,
{Graduate of Ike University of Gottingen,)
PROPOSES to give instruction to a limit*
ed number of private Classes in the Latin,
Greek and German Languagea. Application may
be made to him at the reatdeace of bia fatbei (Rev.
B. Gilderaleeve), on Grace street, between Adam*
and JeS'sraon, from 8 A. M , to 5 P. M
ae ll—l2t*
Misses berky'B seminary, on
Fifth street, between Clay and Leigh, will
commence iU third aenion on MONDAY, Oct. 2d,
TERMS— PAYABLE SEMI-ANNUALLY.
Board and toltion $200 no
English branches < *0 to 40 00
Ancient and Modern Languages SO 00
Music, Drawing and Painting at the usual charges.
Every variety of Worsted and Ornamental Work
taught by one of the Misses B , who will give in
struction to any persons wishing it cot connected wit h
the school. so 2—dim*
rpEACHER OF FOREIGN LANOUA-
X QES.—BIGNOR ANTONIO GEOitGE. just
arrived from Paris, begs leave to inform the citizens
of Bichniond, that he will give instructions in the
French and Italian Languages, either in private les
sons or in class.
The heads of Seminaries can have bis services as
U«her in these departments, upon reasonable terms.
He has spent most of his time in Paris, and under
stands the language perfectly He feels confident
that he wi»l give entire satisfaction.
Orders may be left at the bookstore of Jas Wood
bouse, Main street, at Harreld it Murray's, Broad St.,
or at the residence of his brother, Big. O. Oeorge,
corner of 4th and Broad streets. se ]—dim
IPNGLIBH CLASSICAL AND MATH
JLJEMATICAL SCHOOL, by 8. T. PENDLETON,
on 4th street, between Main and Franklin stree.s.—
The subscriber graduated at the V. M institute, Ju
ly. l?4g, sinee Engineered two years, and taught
school four years. Intending to remain at the busi
ness tor several years, if not permanently, be will
natural] j use every exertion to give satisfaction.
DRILLING will be Introduced when there is a
sufficient number of scholars.
Session, from Ist Sept to Ist July.
TERMS ;
Ordinary English Branches $35ai.d #40.
For Higher English Branches and Lingua-
S»•••••• 46 and $60
payable strictly in advance; one-half pay-
Jy 31—2 m 8. T. PEW PI.ETON.
Mr jr. w. robier's school for
YOUNG LADIES will re-open on MONDAY,
Sd October ne xt, on the same plan and terms es those
of last session.' su )•—tloc*
RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MA
•RIi THEMATICAL ACADEMY, on Eleventh, bo-
S!!2L'?!SSB U and Clsy streets, Richmond, Va.~
MONTAGUE k BaSSETT, successors to Dr. 8.
Miupin—The next session of this School will com
mence on the Ist Monday of October next. The
course will be of the most liberal and extensive cha
racter, embracing Ancient and Modem Languages,
Mathematics, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, be
sides the usua! English branches
Tb« subscribers pledge themse.ves to nee their ut
most exertions to maintain the hitherto h<gh reputa
tion of this Institution; and bope, by a prompt and
zesloa* discharge of their dtity, to merit* continua
tion of the patronage which bae been so liberally bo
stowed upon them.
Te*Ms—Senior Mathematics and Classic*. $66; Jn
nior do. do., $50; Mtdern Lanenaees, by Mons Ml-
CNA«r>. e*ch, $20. payable invariably ■■ aivanne.
The Preparatory Department will be coutmued un
der thi chsrgn of a competent and eftcirat Teacher,
with the supervision of the Principals. Fee, $30.
* r - « can be found at the Richmond Home,
where he will be happy to receive any eofrmnnlca-
Hons. MONTAGUS It BABSATT.
•• 12— Im*
OtuCtL VA. i-KMiu RAIUttMU CG.T
RICHMf>«D, Seat IJ, 18.x J
TO WESTERN
—TIB !H
brouKDi by ««mli to Richmond, wh'cb are deei|tid
to be tr-exported over tbe Ve. Central (Uilroed. ui
be ryneigtifd dtrertty to STtmrw Hvntkb, Depot
A cent.
If the Qoodi belong to any one living off the line
or th«s road, tbeymaat be eoaeigned to eeeoe re«Kn
lible pereon residing at the place of dretiaatioa, who
*'•' b>: required to pay all charfee before they are
token away, which must be doae promptly.
H. 0. WHI fCOMB,
— 14—liwlm Hep't Va. C. K. K.
\!OTICE.—The undersigned ho* disponed
X™ of hie entire iatereet la tbe Maehiaa daop oa
SOth street, to Jok a uad Tbomae Haocqeh. who bare
been interested with U»a> elaca the wßui*Mea«t(.
The baslaess will hereafter he conduct»e by thva,
aed 1 cheerfally recommend tbem to the nohlle—
They aie aatboilecd to aolleet all ausettlad ktlie, aad
settle all bilii egaiaet the maahiae shea
JOSEPH WEAR.
Richmond, 12th Bap 1»H.
pO-PAHTNKHSUIP NOTICE. — The
V urden'iet-d having this day formed a Co-part
nership, aader the Ann of J. fc. t. HANCOCK, and
parcbaaed from Mr. Jiseah Wear hi* waahlae shop
an «o'.h meet, between Main and VraokHn e'ree'.,
wlli eoattnwe the buttoateaa hereto fa—. aU lartto
Mr. West's fiwmar patioos lo (ire them a |H«1.
JOBH HANCOCK -
1 UuMAS ii it.
FATSW "*
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