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saobensack's Worm Syrup:

An article founded upon scientific principles compound
ed with purely vegetable being perfectly safe
when taken and ran be given the most tender infant
with decided beneficial effect where bowel complaint and
Dmrrhaa have made them weak and debilitaed, the
Tonic properties of my Worm syrup such. that 1t
stands without equal IN the catalogue of medicines in
giving and strength the stomach which makes ii
an inaliibe remedy those afflicted with Dyspepsia;
tho astonishing performed by this syrup after ply
sicans have failed is the best evidence of lis superior
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TO FEMALES,

4
You will find these pills invaluable medicine in
many complaints to which you subject In obstruc
lions either total partial they have been found of in
esmable benefit restoring their functional arrangements
healthy action, pnry ing the blood and other fluids
efecinal!y to put to flight all complaints which may
from female ire guarilies headache, gddines
dnness eff sight, pain IN the side. back, &C.
None genuine unless signed J. NJ Hobensack all 9TH
fers being base Imitation.
| u Agents wishing supplies, and store-keepers
desrous of becoming agents address the proprietor
! J. N. Hobensack, FhiladephiaPa.
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New Paint Shop.

The undersigned would inform the cilzens OF
Ravenna and vicinity. that he has resumed his
old business. viz: HOUSE. Sign, Carriage and
Ornamental Paiafing. Having bought oar. l.
D. Darrow, be feels corfdpnr that he will Lr
abe to give general satisfaction, ond solicits a
share of public patronage.
Shop over E. Woodruf's Blacksmith shop
SOLON gibson.
Ravenna. Aug II. 1852. llal-3rn
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saws.
SPEARl& Jackson's Hand Saws-also cross
~ cut, Tenon, Rip, Felly and Web Saws at
FRASER'S.
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THE TAPE WORM!

This is the difficult destroy of all that
infest the human system; it grows to almost indefinite
length becoming coied and fastened in the nestnes
and stomach affecting The health sadly t" st.
Vitus Dance, Fits &c that those afflicted seldom if ever
suspect that is Tape Worm fastening them TO early
grave. In order destroy this worm. very energetic
treatment be pursued it would therefore be proper
to lake of my Liver Pills, to all OBJ
stucl'ons that the Worm syrup may direct upon the
worm, which be taken in dosesof2 tablespoonfas
times day. These drec tions followed have never
been known to fail ncurng the most obstinate of
Tan
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DR.. Isaac Swift, Ravenna; A. V. Horr Shaersville
1. B. Sheldon, Atwater; r. Silley, Suffeld ID. K.
Wheeler, Randolph; DR.. Prentice, Garfield j. H.
Sexton, Youngstown; ; Hoyt, Brother& Co., w arren
and wholesale by DIR. G. H. Heyser, No. 40, Wood
ST., Pittsburgh; G. D. Haywood, Cleveland. 1881
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I'D ERRY DAVIS genuine Pain KilIer.at
u April &c. HATCH'S.
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RW DeLaines-30 ps. lig'd M.de lame. jn,
NM opened and selling from l21 to 25 cen $
per yd New and beautiful Styles equel 10 ono
dollar de laines; call and get YOU dress bafore
they are gone, at RowELl. & BRoIHER's
Aug 80.
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WESLEY and Methodism by Isaac Taylor,
with likeness of Father Wesley in advanced
years, a new work just issued from the prolific
press of tho Harpers, Tor. sale at
July, 1852. HALLS Book STORE.
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N Il w Nj u SIC.

~ INC Paint-A new article to supersede the
IA use of lead in painting, for sale by
June 80. l. SWIFT.
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- nA lbs. Birthstone for sale at -,
0D0BV June, 80. SwIFr's.
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From the Clereiand 1rue Dem

From the ClsreiGnd Irae Democrat
C. M. CIay--Geerge w. Julian slave
ry no longer Sectional bIli NATIONAL
Cabin Greek p. o., Lewis Co ny.
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'e
and confirmed by the experience Of thousands of ladies
who have taken of this cathocon with the most happy
and universal success for the diseases and arrangements
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Reception of Gen. Scott at Clere2and.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 20.-Gen. Scott arrived
here in the afternoon train from Pttsburg. Ii
was raining hard, but Notwithstanding this, his
reception was most enthusiastic, about 5000
citizens being present at the depot. He was
escorted by several military companies OF
Cleveland and Ohio City to the American Ho-
tel, where he briefly addressed an immense
thiong. The applause was tremendous, and
the reception most imposing, amid the firing OF
cannon and the shouts of the people. Prior to
his departure thousands called upon him, and
his presence excited the livelest enthusiasm.
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designations in the Canadian Cabi

designations IN the Canadian Cabinet.
QUEBEC, Sept. 20.-The Commissioner OF
the Board of Public Works has resigned be.
cause the government, has resolved to put on
American vessels passing the WeiIand Canal
only the same tolls as paid by British vessels
passing both the Welland and ST. Lawrence
Canals, and to restore deferential dulles aguins,
direct American trade, by placing higher du-
ties on goods coming that way than by those
coming by the ST. Lawrence.
Dir. Hincks, On behalf of the remaining men,
bers of the cabinet, explained the object TO be
tn induce the United States to grant recipro.
city.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
Correspondence Of the Dispatch.
;WAsalsoros, Sept. q, 1852.


am satisfied that the rumor Of Mr.. Corwin's
resignation is without foundation. II cannot
be traced TO an authoritative source; indeed,
"a warranted in pronouncing the rumor prema..
ture. Mr.. Corwin is even now busily engaged
in preparing his semi-annuai report to Con>
gress.
The Florida Indians, or Semnoles. who have
hen Nth ma for week past, will leave in few
DAYS. Il is though, that their mission has not
pvoyed very satisfactory to them. Inc deie,
CATION manifest great repugnance 10 remova'
Yves, of the Mississippi. In an interview WIN
the President day or two ago. BUY Dowiegs
and his companions were distinctly informed
,hs, me treaty of 1882, providing for their re-
movaI. must be, and should be, faithfully OBJ
served and carried out.
These Indians have been well cared for
during their sojourn with US. Every facility
has been afforded them to see the lions. Dur.
inc their visit to the Navy Yard they expressed
grest surprise in view of the vast means in
possession Of the government for waging war
and repeiling aggressions. This knowledge, it
Is to be hoped, will exercise wholesome in
Auence in the future councils of this warlike
and troublesome tribe.
The case Of the young woman, Emily John
son, Of this city, who was fatally pOisone
while endeavoring to produce abortion, excites
q good deal of interest. Her seducer, with
whom she has been living in adultery for some
time past, is married man, and clerk in one OF
the Departments; at least he has been arrested
on the charge OF administering the poison, (stra-
chine) and bound over in the sum of $4,000 for
trial. The evidence against him is circum-
stantial, but yet irresistible. This is solemn
and lamentabie commentary on the fraIty OF
poor human nature.
We are to day threatened with the usual
eguinoxial storm with which we may expect TO
be visited al this season OF the year.
The fine mail steamer Mount Vernon, which
was so much damaged by running, in n der Sc
fog, afoul of the wharf at Fort Washington,
will, learn, be on the route again in u few
DAYS. This was an unavoidable accident, and
:som close inquiry, am sure that no blame can
be attached TO the officers of the boat, who
have the reputation OF being exceedingly care
ful and well skilled in their profession.
Politics are at stand still in Washington
have not word TO say on the subject; cause
Wy cause just how the subject is considered
hereabouts, fiat, stale and unprofitahle.
HESRICo,
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Balloon Erper,ment-Proposition 10 test the
practicability of crossing the atlantic.

LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. 20.-The celebrated
eronaut, Wise, has returned to this place,
having recently made his l05th ascension at
Cleveland, Ohio, during the State Agricultural
Fair. He is now preparing his mammoth
balloon, Hercules, for the purpose of testing
the practicabilily of an aerial voyage across
the Atlantic. Several gentlemen of New York
and Philadelphia have raised the sum of $1,000
TO defray the expense of an experimental trip
from ST. Louis to Philadelphia or New York.
The voyage, it is said, can he accomplis shed in
Is hours. 1t will be soon attempted.
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DEATH By DKowNIHG.-We learn from the
Petersburg Express that young man named
Hinkel from Dauphin county, Pa, while SUI
perintending the receiving Of the timber for the
Sou,hside Railroad Bridge, fell from q raf,
near the lower end of,he Long Wharf, Tues
day evening about dusk, and was drowned be-
fore aid could be extended to him.
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Coop ADvICE.-A gentleman who thinks
himself poet Informed frieLd of ours that he
had a mind to publish collection of his
poems; but he had SO many irons in the fire
that be hardly knew what TO do. "Then take
ny advice" answered our friend, "and pu,
your poems where your irons are."
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Er The Lynchburg Express states that the
Engine Virginia, which was so much Injured
some time ago, by rock falling upon it, has
been Thoroughly repaired, and is now on the
aaek. The new Engine Richmond, has also
arrived at Lynchburg and is being dressed up
for the track.
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From pur1.

New YORK, Sept, 2l.-Captain Brown OF
the barque Republic. arrived here, reports thai
the yellow fever was prevailing at that place io
some extent. 1t was however, chiefly confined
TO the shipping.
The French war steamer had arrived q,
Cayenne. She reports that the colony is in a
most distressed condition. Many were actual.
~ dying of starvation for want of prov isions.
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20 < + OT HIC 4 n q \ -
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Schr A Hsaton. Thomas, New York.
Scnr Magnet, Wood, HaliIsx, nsh TO Webb &
SIN.
Schr Ann C Boxer, Smith Philadelphia
Schr George Lutf, Eilingsworth, Boston.
Steamer Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia, to Ran
kin.
SAILED,
Schr Denmark, McComGs Providence
schr Mary Willis. Travers, Washington.
Arrived at New YORK @Uih. bark Virginian, (cf
Rlchmord Va } Boush, from Rio de- Janeiro Aug.
with colee, 10 master V,s.els left before report
ed. Sailed III company with b.rk Marion and
Swe2lsh schr Meta Cathsrina, for philadelphia
Augustus lat IA 10 5, Ion 81 IL spoke bark Balti-
more, from ST Thomas Tor Rio dc Janeiro
Schr Martha, Teal, hence, with wheat, arrived at
New York both
schr b Frink, Frink cleared a. New York for this
port 20lh.
Schrs Peri. Smith. and Abm Osborn, Thompson
Cleared at Nj York tor this port 2lst
ochr telegraph, BCze, cleared at Baltimore for
this port 2lst
Schr Oyiana, Gray from Port Walthall, arrived
atfhlladeiphia 2lst Schr Minnesota Baker, clear
Cd A. d. ssue dar FOR Richmond
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A Coon PUN.-A gentleman asked pun.
sler to pronounce wiiieism extempore. The
vii requested him TO name subject. The
gentleman said, "the King" The King" re.
piled the wit, sis no subject"
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:. HiBERkiAS BULL.-rhe following adver
tisement lately appeared in the Monae ham
paper, Ireland:-s Whereas John Hall has
sfaudnieniiy taken away several articles of
wearing apparel without my knowledge. This
p fhereiore TO inform him that if he does NOT
nfthw'th return the same, has name shall be
made public ' oe
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Al ~. nfALLUHI,s -CHtbslL. FOURTH
III STREET, between Grace ard Franklin The
next sessinn OF this School viii commence on the
drst Ut October.
Miss ~. win take Charge Ct few srallboys In
sepas to apartment. 81 u--imt
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EDUCATION.

Il AND DAY SCHOOL, Corner g Rrank-
lin and 5sh Streets, Richmond, va.-The
next term of this Institution will commences ON the
1st Of October. The course Of study win embrace
all the branches pertaining to thorough English
education, together with Ancient aud Modern Ism
gusges. Last year more then 100 pupils wefe "
attendance 1t the same time, but during the next
term the number will be restricted TO l00-fweniy
Of whom VIII b received a. boarders In the family
Of the Principal. Charge for board, washing ana
all usual accommodations, for ten months, S2zo,
as heretofore. Tuition In English, from S25 90
$40, according ~ the advancement Of the pupil.
French. Spanish or Italian, $50 Latin, Sl5 Music
81 per month. The German Language Will be
taught orally, or by the usual method, 10 as many
may Ti,h to scqulIe T. @ o. snnrs ne no.ton
which was filed by the Rev. W. J. Hoge last year
Mr.. Stafford IL q gentleman of varied and accurate
scholarship, and has had several years experience
instructor in some OF the best institutions In
Young Ladies from the country, well as from
the CITY, are desired to be present the Of
the session. 1t is often serious Inconvenience
and encouragement TO pupil to enter class
which has made even aweek's progress.
PAYMENTS invariably tn adrance-one-haifo on the
first of October the other on the first of March.
All communications will receive prompt atten-
ton. Address REV. NJ. D. HOGE,
au 27-d&w3m Richmond, Va.
M Il. l.. 8. SOUR LECT
lfl SCHOOL, corner of Main and LIST streets,
Richmond Va, will reopen on Monday, Septem-
Der 10Th, 1852.
TERMS PER SESSION OF TEN MONTHS.
Tuition in the usual English branches $40
Tuition in the advanced English, Ancient Lam
guages, and higher Mathematics. ........... so
French by Prot. Fnse. Observation-Disclosures. 20
Drawing by J. s Perkins, each course, CA les
soEs) ..--...............--..- 10
Sc 3-lm
"A II. DE COSTA. begs to inform his pupils ct
lu his return from North. Having few unoc.
cupied hours he will be happy to impart instruc-
tions on the Piano. Flute Guitar, and in Singing, to
such Ladies and Gentlemen as desire it.
A note or message will reach Mr. DE COSTA at
his rooms, at the American Hotel. Sc 6-3w*
MISS gTANARD,S SCHOOL FOR
lSl YOUNG LADIES, will open on the LIST DC.
tober next, ON Main, between 18th and 10th
streets. 3l-dlm*
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NOUNG Ladies' CULisEGIATE ST.
l. MlNARY, corner OF frapkin and Fiji b streets,
Shockoe Hill, Richmond, Va. The sixth session of
this Institution viii commence on Monday, Sep
t-rnber 27fh upsn en- Improved pin. Tns school
will consist Of five d-partmen,s-Primsr Acade
mic, and three Collegiate ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
junior and senior. The coiie2ibte department. viii
embrace all the important English Branches ard
Modern Languages pursue in our best Colleges -
The design Of this department; is 10 qualify young
ladies' for TEACHERS, and to occupy stations in the
higher walks OF life.
TEAcHERs.-S, s. Strvens, A. NJ, Principals Mr.
staicos, Professor of Modern Language; SIR ] g..
Perkins, Teacher In Drawing Miss Nichols, Teach
or "a Music, or others II preferred.
The rott compete al aua accomplished ladies win
be procured TO assist In the English department.
tim
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EsMNm MANUFACTOKs, -
Ess<a3A 4@A4 WHOLESALE AND RE.sl

EEN1M MANUFACTOKS, ]
EA#11 WHOLESALE AND RE-GA6
Gak1V SWTAIL DEALERS IN BOUTS,
SHOES, THINKS. VALICES,
CARPET BAGS, &c-PEMBERTON e. BRO, 16l
Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank, respect.
fully invite strangers visiting the CITY, and the pub
lie generally, to call and exsmins their large and
complete assortment of articles in the above line
Their prices WILL be found to be low as those of
any other house, whether by the single pair, dozen
or case The stock embraces
Gentlemen's Dress Shoes, Caters and Bootees
Do calf, Kip, and stout Boots and Bootees
Youths Boots AMI Bootees, OF many kinds
Servants Brogues bound and unbound
Ladies' Shoes Buskins, Kids, Jenny Linds, &c
Ladies' black bronze end colo ed Caters
Buskins and Boot. for servant women various
styles
Misses and Children's Shoes in great variety
Travelling Trunks, plain Leather and Hair
Trunks
CY All of which are offered at the lowest rates
PEMBERTON & BRO, l6l Main ST,
Opposite Exchange Bank, Richmond, Va.
17-3m
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DOGGETT &1 ANDERSON,
UPHOLSTEkERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
LII GOYSrEQc Efceet.

UPHOLSTEkERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
I6 Governor Street,
UATE in store their Fail stock OF French and
Ii American PAPER HANGIAGS of every quality
and style, purchased from the best factories 10 this
country and France, many Of them very rich and
elegant Also, very complete assortment Of cur.
tain goods cornices, ginps, tassels cords, bands,
window shades, in great variety, window binds
curtain paper, buff Holland for shades, a superior
stock OF floor oil cloths, mating, eured hair
and shuck uattresses feather beds, holsters and
pillows, of the best quality, with many other arti
Giles, In line, all OF which will be sold on fair
terms, and Papcr Hanging and UpholsIering done
in town or country, at the shortest notice and by
the best workmen. sc l6-3m
m IL UNDERSIGNED, in returning ,heir
eral patronage they have enjoyed since the exis
tence OF their establishment Broad street, 49,
beg TO inform their patrons that they are now re
ceiving their Fall Goods from recent purchases la
New York and Europe, conrisring Of moro eon
pese assortment IF Trimmings, Toys and
Fancy Goods, than has hitherto been exhibited
in this place. AS il would be too tedious TO eau
merate the qusntty OF useful well a. fancy arti
cles which ~e offer for sale at low cash prices.
We invite the public, and the Ladies particularly,
to call and examine our stock Of Good, and e.pe
caly that of Trim ninas embracing everything in
this line, from ihe most :ritiDy Buttons AID Gimps
At l, 2, and ; cents yard, up to the richest and
most fashionable Silk, Velvet Lace, and Fringe
Trimmings, which can De produced. Zephyr,
Spit. and Tapestry Worsted, Yarns, Knitting and
Crochet Cotton, Purse Twist, Silk. Linen and Cot.
ton; Floss, Beads, Patterns, Embroidered Works
ChsniIle &c, &c, 10 full assortment.
Orders from the country carefully attended to.
No change in prices, bnt liberal allowancemsde,
on Goods bought for fairs. societies, &c
HIRSH a. BOTTCHER,
179 Bread Street, ohockoe Hill,
Next to Messrs Harold & Murray's Book Store.
sc Him"
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NAgkTx FISK, Il .upeTlas o..1..s -.
= 2 DAvExroRr. ALLEN = RI
EAsf TWILLED G011N !. =
Iseeired aad tor sais ny hats,
JOHN Il. CLAIBORNE.
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NS9sM DENTAL SUhGEON.-Dr.
H. R. X. CHAN DLER, graduate of the
~OYN Baltimore College OF Dental Surge
-ry,) offers his professional services
to the citizens of Richmond and vicinity
Office 145 Main street, Eagle Square.
REFERENCES Professor C. B. Gibson, Professor
C. P johnson, Rev. DIR. Howell. Rev. J. B. Tay lor,
Rev Ro. Ryland, A. G. Workman, NJ. D., and Wm
F. Butler, Esq Richmond
Professor c. A. Harris Professor Thos. E. Bond,
Professor w. r. Handy, Prot. C. o. Cone, aud Les
ter Noble D. D. s., Baltimore. Sc 2-d6m
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Lady Lovelace, lord Byron's only dsuah
yer, Ada,i 10 thought to be dying, ACCORDING n
me last accounts by the Pacific.
The price of Gas has been reduced in Ros.
son 10 $2.o0 per 600 cubic feet. partly in can.
sfqaence Of The saving effected in the Albert
NAyAL.-The US. steam friga,e powb,.
w1n, Capi; William Mervine, arrived AZ Nnw
aoIk on SUNDAY, from Norfolk. She "a 10 nrn.
eesd shortly TO The Mediterranean. r''
.. 18th OF Thomas FINLEY, Ese.-rb;.
kssueman, who was long a resident al R.l,s'
1 ose. aud Postmaster under General Hurri.an
$50 recently ~ Cincinnati Of cholera.
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ezSXN CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
EE$4A The subscriber has on hand, at hii
Coach.making establishment, on Lombard Alley,
between Main and Cary, (i3sh and l4th streets,}
near the Columbian Hotel, Coaches, Chariottees,
Barouches, Buggies, with and without tops, and
sulkiss, all of his 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 respectfully ask call from those
In want of any article in the Carriage line, as am
determined to make order and sell at the lowest
prices possible; and all work sold that is new, war
ranted. MICAJAH MANGUM.
40 28-d6m
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MOOD, UOhE AND CVA .i.,.,I,. coKE
w scribur l. prepared % iarnisn \. ,awa
or coal as cheap can be eolsa. = pssrl stree.
Yard 1T Dsnviiic Dsp.s--amcu . - uedsf
oppesiie Alhasnera hossi, sns M. an ar r Wool
s'ssa t:rasery. 81, Broad zisecs torasiy -.
viii Dc attended itnmediaseiy
Lump Coal ~ per load. n,,ro.as ROSTER.
fy So 3m 49, -. ass
rvFLENOlD FAMILY kLu 1919. sapesscr
u clty mifls. Genito end
lse Cay street.
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MEW BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
~ IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND-Mr. TINS
LEY, late Principal of the Farmve Female Sem
mary. will open School for Young Ladies in the
city vi Richmond, on the LIST of October next.
He has selected spacious tenement on the south
eide Of Grace between 9Th and 9Th streets, in GEN.
trial and delightful part OF the city. The course Of
instruction. will comprise all the branches of tao
rough English education, together with the Ancient
and Modern Languages, and Music. In all the De.
paitments, the services Of accomplished and expe.
rienced assistants will be sccured and attached 10
the school, viii be an extensive apparatus for the
Illustration of the physical scisNces.
TEEMs-Board, S220. Tuition in the English
branches, from $50 to $40; Ancient and Mooern
Languages, each $40; Music, SO. Further par
ticua-s in future advertisement.
REFEgENcEs-Rsv Thos Moore Rev Charles
Read, DR. III Cabel, DIR John Cunningham,
Shcrwin McRae, Henry living, James Brown, Jr,
Richmond; Rev Vim While, d d, Lex ne on
vie, Chastan Cooke, Charles Seiden, James NJ
Harris. VIM Scott. Edward Cunningham, VII.
liam S Dance, Esqrs Gen VIM I.igon, Powhatan ;
DIR Royster, Huguenot Springs DR. Ihos meaux,
DR. Rie hard Farrar William l. Booker, john II
,teger, Charles Trueheast. EsGrs, Amelia; Major
Woodbridge, H Hancock, w w Hancock. Esqrs,
Chesierfie d. l0-i2tt
1MPokTAsT NUTECE.--TO ThE YOUNG
l. MEN OF RICHMOND, AND THE PUBLIC
GENERALLY propose giving instruction in
Drawing in all its various branches snd in the art
and science Of Architecture, this TALL commencing
the first of the present month, on very moderate
terms In the courses the STUDENT, by close appli.
cation, will acquire knowledge of any branch OF
Drawing, and much valuable information. Those
DESTROYS OF taking Instructions invited TO call at
my Office, two doors from Main, On 18th street
opposite the James River and kanawha Company 4
office, where tesms and PARTICULARS will be made
known. w. A. POWELL
AZ TIA A-chitect and Civil En- .inaar