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GUNS! GUNS GUNS!! !
o MERCHANTS AND spoRTSMEN.

TO MERCHANTS AND SPORTSMEN.
Just receired from England,
400 DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS.
- take pleasure in informing
A my friends customers, and the public,
that have just received my FAN sup
-- ply of DOUBLE AND SINGLE BAR
REL GUNS OF all qualities and descriptions direct
from the manufactures Of England and from my ex-
Renee in the Gun trade, together with the facilities
possess in having these Guns made under the direc
ton of welltred agent, to my especial ORDER feel
confident that my present stock of Guns in hand can
not be surpassed in this country.
From these advantages am enabled to offer a.
coed bargains any other house in the United States
spd for fine workmanship and style of Guns for the
different kind of game throughout these parts put
them against any Guns imported all having been
made by the best of workmen in England All ask
from those in search Of superior or plainly finished
Fowlng Piece, ID a call to examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere t. ensure sale.
JAMES WALSH.
Importer and Maker of Guns. Rifles, &c.
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MEnrcIygH0


CNTTH6 DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL, for
- The care Of Dyspepsia. flAtuiseee, Mssyous De
b,iitv Torrid LAYER and all Diseases arising from De-
ranfement Of the Digestive Organs
cERTIYTcAfRS
NEW YoRK, April %, ls52
II hereby certify that hsye used DR.. william n.
ssnith's Dyspepsa Cordial. and have obtained the
most beneficial results. I consider it tho only sure
cure Dyspepsia, and would recommend any per-
son afflicted with that disease to use It. e
L. B. LENT.
PHILADELPHIA, Nay 5. 1852
would advise ell who afflicted with Dyspepsia
to ose DR. Smiths Dyspepsia Cordial. wss afflicted
with that disease three years, during which time
tried everything that could be Recommended and
without relief Ono bottle Of the Dyspepsa Cordial
Effected perfect cure Of me, and / am now %
healthy - have ever been. I have witnessed the
same effect Others consider this q certain cure
for Dl spepsia. HENRY DUNLAP,
Coachmaker, 70 Crown q
PHILADELPHIA, March l8th 1883
DR.. SMTH-Dear Sir: Your Dyspepsia Coraiai had
the most wonderful and instantaneous effect on me.
Having suffered with Dyspepsia for some time, was
Induced to give IL trial. felt relief from the hrst
time tookit Two bottles effected complete cure.
have given IL to several of my friends and invars-
big With the same result
Washinfton House.
For e.ls NV ]. B, WOOD. and
ALEXR DUVAL,
e. Rs,hs I'D W.
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nOCT. PLUME, of the Old Medical

y ftNse, 10 EtiII engaged IN treating all sorts OF
secret diseases, and hereby invites call from those
who may have been unfortunate in their associations
DR. P. would particularly invite call from persons
in the country who have been given up by their ply
scisns as incurable Cases are few indeed that
The article known as the Chemical Extract of French
FloUers is probably the very best thing now before
the public for renovatine system already shattered
by dissipation or other cause. The Ague and Fever
remedy, called French Mix IL next to a certainty
Price 81 per bottle.
Office on Franklin street, just below the Exchange
Hotel and first door south of Trinity Church. Rich
mond Va.
Medicines securely packed and sent to ORDER with
full directions. sells
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MRS. RELLE TS ENGLISH AND
WI FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.

The eleventh scholastic year of this seho will con.
mence on MONDAY, October I'd.
Able and experienced teachers secured in all the
departments Particular attention IL given Read
ing, Writing. Orthoerapby and Grammar through
out the sch, and the younger pupils share equally
with the older, in the instructions of the principal
pills under the tuition of NJ. DE MONTHURkY
can, with diligence and perseverance, learn in year
to speak and write the French and Spanish Lam
guages. ~
TERMs-Board and washing 3229. English tuition
$40. Primary Department $50. Ancient and Mod
ern LANGUAGES each go. Payment one half in ad-
vsnce-the remainder 18th February.
For further particulars addreas the Principal.
an Tim
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NOIICE-To LOUIS FRANCK-TaTe
Y notice that On WEnNEcnaW dhe

- WEDNESDAY the lIfh 3.v :, =
UctooeI. ssoss between the hours Of A. M and p
n;.s q me once Of r. H. Howison, Law Buiidio,'
Charles Nordmeyer. John Drocher. and etbs,. M =.
read a. evidence IN suit pending ia the Circuit oou,
OF the ei.y OF h'ch Ia which am plaintiff and
tons be not commenced and completed AZ ,h.s pos
The taking thereof viii be adjourned from tn. ).
te 20 De resume at the sans place and betw az
same hours until completed eon Inc
MELUsIsE CHARLOTTE DoRArHEA FRAscp
By ALBERT SPoTr, her next frend
Be ll-law4w 'eao.
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LEWIS LIcHENsrEIN.
NOAH'S ARK.-Emptv Rs1raI. OF.

yafniturs. Stoves, 10. for sale. The suhecri.
pr ssvnf sfsetsa large lumber ho.ss il rear o.
lorsusa line. and one also near Tia Csrs,iI SGs'
Dspos I'll g prepared on the let day Of ocecA,s,
ns41 e eeufJf cash ~ elther place ali kin6s Of
senPfos aoye eoyepisss ke delivered 10 -. y. 80
o. The CRY. Cash psfd for empty barreIs
lie. HENkY q DfsTT IN
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EIGHTH ST ENGLISH SCHOOL.
SHALL resume school September 18th

OsA<A1~H1 'Ots0Vh NcPS0u1Dot 1Nsus
Il This 10 the 18th year have taught .choel and
my nth on 9Th street, a. teseher of ksalish
grsphy, Arithmetic and Grammar. Dur NJ eli this
time hsve been literally patIonzed row re-
solicit the same favossbie consdsration; prsmstes
and intellectually, thst they may leave my inHasnee
wiser, better, steadier boys tLsa they wsfs when
they came to me.
issue minute reports Of progress and ct con-
duct. which al parents shoald sssspulossiy sxsm,ne
and compare - they come II ~ the Close VI
every week.
whole seesion. n. n. 1AHL0h
- Sta
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TTCHTY RECOMMENDED BY ply

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY PLY
IL sICIANs-KENNEDY,s we'll tried VIRGIL
MA PLASTER, or ELECTRIC OINTMENT, for
b .s so Fever Sores Weak Side Back. Breast &c
and particularly for all Spinal Affections: In some
hind. of Rheumatism, Sore ThTost Head Ache,
found to relieve. Some have used it for Dyspepsia,
Neuralgia and Corns to advantage. It'll also eff
ese.ous in removing Inflammation ofthe Breasts of
READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES. !.
About last May one Of my daughters, five years Of
are had been afflicted with the Esr-sche, for six
month"; wi, continual running from the ear of We
~ offensive matter the pain was severe that it
ssT
remedies recommended by our friends, but all prov
ID on.neces.fa, Finally. BY trying M KENNE-
piece of lace. drew out quantity of matter, and
at the second aPplisst:s all amounting to about four
Wo,m over an inch lon came out with matter adj
hered to the Plaster. perfectly dead. with which
very much surprised. but the cause of her
distress being removed she has been entirely reliev
ed ever since therefore take great pleasure in
commencing this plaster to others by way of expert
ment las well common utility, it proved for
1890 SAMUEL A. PEACE.
March 10th, 1852, Lunepburg county, Va.
Certificate Of Ret. Taeodeyc Pryor. Nottotoay county
Tryinia. 49,
take pleasure in stating that have used KEN
NEDY'S PLASTER, in a case of diseased Breast
The woman on whose breast, the Plaster used
with almost immediate and entire had previ-
ousy suffered from the same disease two months
The Plaster acted at and most happily.
Given under my hand this 29tb day of March. 1852
THEODERICK PRYOR.
/ do hereby certify that my wife had one of the
worst Inf1smed Breasts saw, which caused her
great suffering for three months Two physicians
tried their skll with various applications. but all
proved Intellectual She finally tried Mr.. KENNE-
DY'S PLASTER, after every other remedy failed,
which proved successful and produced a complete
cure. Wherever this plaster is introduced into a
family it will no doubt be highly priced and prove
lasting benefit.
w. T. INNES.
Lunenburg county, Va, March 22d, 1852.
For sale in Richmond by PURCELL, LADD l.
CO. and o. A. STRECKER; in Petersburg by F. H.
ROBERTSON. TODD l. CHRISTIAN, and LY-
ONS REEVES; and by Merchants and Drug ists
generally throug hout the State.
Sc I2-Flm
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NOTICE. hereby inform the public

NUIICE.-I hereby Inform the public
~ that BY an agreement this day entered iato he.
tw.en Simon Lichensnin and myself, have an.
81 Richmond from this day until further notice. he
D o. OF manufacturing and selling READY.
MAUE CLOTHING and SCOTS and sHOES-the
nos otnsrwise. and the said Simon Liehsr stein TO
Lave az power to bind me by any contract for the
whatever. - sASsAs ~ soy Wy
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LICKERT & DETTMAN,
FRISCO AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS,

THE Subscribers (lately of New York, J
Il having established themselves in this city for
and ORNAMENTAL DECORATION, beg leave to
inform the public that they now ready aud pre-
pared to do any work in their line with which they
may be favored, in the very best style
REFERENCE to Mr. John P. Ballard, of the Elk
change, on whose private residence we have worked
and at which place we may be seen for he present
LICKERT L. DETTMAN,
se 15-ts Fresco and Ornamental Painters
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INTENTION /!

ATTENTION
EXPRESS BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
PETERSBURG
TWICE DAHL Morning Express
4 leaves Richmond at 81 o'clock
The Evening" Express win leave kiohmond ct 5
O'Clock.
q Goods called for and delivered free of dray.
age. and with satisfactory promptness
Chertes on parcels, pscheges boxes cases, and eli
descriptica Of Express matter moderate.
OFFICE or ADAMS EXPREG9 co
se lS-im Under Exchange Hotel
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M RS. GORDON, assisted by her dsugh-
Vx ter will reopen her SCHOOL for Young L.
dies on MONDAY, Fad Of October next. 1t the resi-
Sd and 9TH. where application may be made person-
als after the 18th Of September. or before that
time by letter addressed to Mrs. Gordon, Richmond
Terms for the session of ten months
English tuition. ........................e 90
Primary department. ................... 50
Languaees... sss.',.................... 70
Music. .......................,, so
an 50-2awt2Oc
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- The subscriber (who has been Cd
"a ssssd With Mssrs nitehsii Tylss for
No I3i. south eide Of Main street. seeond
door est Of 18Th has opened well ,slectsa sssort
ment Of WATCHES {sold and dlvsr) and Jew
oubc that he ID prepared to sell goods In HE line on
moderate terms He asks attention to bis STOCK and
feee assured that all who wah to purchase can ird
no objections to his pricea
Beins practical watch-maker, he IL also prepared
Ia repair Watches at short notice, and In the best
manner or to mend Jewelry tn coed style. Believ.
IN that those who have work to do, will seek the
best workmen do it, he feels assured that persens
who favor him with their patronage once win eed
no invitation 20 continue his services hen needed
an 3o-ts C. L. VOE9ELE,
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seM TAYLOR WILLIAMS Auct,
ENERAL AGENCY FOR THE

~ SALE AND PURCHASE OF LAND.-GEO
w READ and POWHATAN BOULDIN offer their
services to the Public as GENERAL AGENTS for
the SALE AND PURCHASE OF LAND in the
State Of Virginia generally, and particularly in mid
die and Western Virginia; also, in the South and
Southwestern States Their location is not far from
the junction of the Richmond and Danville and
Southsde Railroads which afford an easy access to
the most desirable lands in the State. One of the
subscribers was once extensively engaged in the
practice OF Law. which Is some guarantee that the
titles will be we'll investigated and the papers sccu
rstey prepared the other 10 this time engaged in
the practice of the legal profession The services of
one OF the members of the concern NAV at eli times
be commanded to view lands the instance of Dur.
chaser or seller Surveys will be attended to for dis
tant purchasers, and the subscribers will be oussd
to make purchases reference to the Geological fes
lures OF particular districts both as regards their an
ricutura and mining capsbiiites-the payments for
the LAND to be made to the parties to the contract
although advice will be freely given az to facitir,
for remittance and in the Of distant purchaser
payments, II desired, will be made throush the snh
:cIihers Their Office 10 ct Charlotte C. ID Addres.
nbAb booLpiN. GEO w. READ,
POWHATAN ROULDIN
- AEFERENcEs,
conway Robinson and Willis p Bocock F.c.
ntehnoHdi Joseph 4. Venabie and SamueI W.
Ems Eggs, Peteysbwg; Dr. Geo s Scott. Clnyk,r;Hs
nunter ID. Marshall and William II. Dennis E.os
Ch6yfotte; yno. X Edmunda Hulifdx: and D. w.
,Cssshead and B. M. Jones. Eco, Danriils. a"
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45o0.Ns,

Coz, 600 eroo ~,
In order to facilitate the contamination az hi
ssst enterprise, and establish 1t beyond the po.si.
6iity OF doubt a. to its legality Mr. Wsf.rhr,.
6ess leave to announce that he has removal ~
Ssorsetown, D. c., where he ofers adysntases mot
IT, oosined In any other enterprise its perfect le-
lest period ee" o 'no eai.
ths orders for these beautiful Gin Csrtfcstes from
enc,o.sd addre:.ed, posi- paid, with the money
y, VII meet with prompt return
torv ths nro..-. knowledge Of your country's his
tsi5ty az OF gift worth eS5 600 and the GER
rni11sip.i cssnts-R: Kashow "a. Jsrs.v c,tv.
n ~ 20; NO State street, Boston; ana nssrv
county. .nfousaout the
yos.espcndents are rsquested to write tb.,r a.
en VI ne name o. the town, county md Btsss
,Any niolmafion In regard to the property viii 4.
cneerfui!y given on application o. sbovs On 10 -
bis principal SCENTS al s2-TuI 4. (, -
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nR. BENDAN. a Graduate Of the uni

hR. BENDAN, a Graduate of the Uni
II versty of Berlin, md honsred by letters Of re.
commendation from the Legation of the States at
barlin, Baron Won Humboldt, George Ticknor Esq !,
President Woosey of Yale College, eers his services
to prepare limited number of pupils for the Uni.
versity College. His instruction will embrace be-
side the usual BRANCHES, chiefly the ancient Ian
gusges, the French. German and Mathematics
He also Offers to teach the German and French to
Schools and to private pupils.
Refer, in Richmond, TO the Rev B. Manly, Messrs
Gust A. Myers, Jas Binford, Dr. Little. Professors
Gessner Harrison and Shele de Vere Of the Univer-
sity of Virginia.
Apply at his Office on nth street, near Broad.
TESTIMONIAL.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., April, '54.
DR.. BENDAN has taught my son Greek, Latin, Ger.
man and Mathematics for about four month"; and
greet that the delicate health Of my
(who made excellent progren) compels us to with
draw him from his studies for the summer, and that
are, therefore, forced at east for time, to fore
60 the valuable instruc' lone d Dr.. Bendap, who IL
am sure, eminentiy qualified to teach any of the
above branches do not believe that better teacher
or good, can be readily met with in our eoun-
try. d. J. McCURD.
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A CARD-Families laying in their sup
"A pig ri Family Flour, are Invited u sivs ne .
saii, 100 bills. Tor sale, and constantly Or IyIug
- 10 BROWN 8 SHOOK.
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w ATEKB URY,S

TIE K b URY'S
GREAT FIFTY CENT GIFT ENTERPRISE.
100000 Gifts, north $500 OO0!!!
CONSUMMATION B EYOND DOUBT,
TICKETS SELLING WITH THE
REATEST RAPIDITY.
HHE Great Exhibition of THIRTY TIA
Il BLEAUX OF NATIONAL HISTORY mo
exhibiting through the Northern and Eastern tates
attracts immenss numbers wherever exhibited In
connection with this enterprise, for only FIFTY
graved GIFT CERTiFICATE good for .wo ssm en.
sions to the most ennobling exhibition ever offered
Gifts: e''''n' ana one OF the following valuable
valuable brick house and lot in Phi
masnihcent free-stone front house
and lot in New York city....,, $1,000
lthree-story brick house and lot in
the city of Boston. ......,.,,. Io0oo
splendid country residence in the
State of New jersey, with 6ftv
acres OF land in high state of cuI-
mvataen 10000
70 pieces of solid California gold.
with solid silver pedestal beautl.
~ fully shssed-eash valuation. -. 1900
I'M cha:ed. ,;;...::......;..;.:........ I5,cO0
near L. |. R r., within few mi.
mute. ride of New York city .... $4,000
l00 magnificent rosewood pianos bya
,oo popular mater................... so 900
dW silver cups, of various patterns., 1000
'g ny go,d d thimbles.......:.. 5000
yergenson. Cooper, Independent
Second, b o O m te +, Eisht
Day. Enamel, Diamond. Magic,
Duplex and English Levers
Hunting livery heavy for ladies'
and gentlemen. ...,.,,,. 50 on
2psirs of splendid horses, carriage,
,oo harness &c; ..................... 1000
loo Gle CANT silk dress patterns 400g
NJ. q. 20 beautifully made trotting siss,,... 5000
o",oeo beautiful steel eneravings of the
home of Jefferson. ......,. 1so0e-
!Ur 0oO do. OF the Sultan of Turkey.. 25fe0-
10y COG DO. of the Gar of all the Russia, rs f0sp
Io, do. of the harbor of Venice. the
,..... finest scenery In the world 8 Oeo
Ioo,oco views of Washington crossing the
I'M ooo delaware. $4,000
forming desirable history Of all
the stirring events of the revolu.
ostoo a.on...:...... .................. 25,oo0
20 w pieces Of fashionable music 93750
ID loans of $1,000 sch for fiffy yesrs h
., without security or interest,,, l5eeo
SlS sets Of massive silver spoons $50
ioo splendid engravines, gilt and fancy
frames. ....................... 2.oco
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e. THE subscriber has just returned
kA from the North with large assortment OF
AA WATCHES and JEWELRY of the latest
bstyles to which he would invite the atten-
ton Of his friends and the public generally.
EDWARD KERNEY
Sign Of the Big WATCH,
se Is Opposite the Old Market,
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DR. LOUIS N. STEIN, LATE CHIEF

go .OspIsCAN vi HUNGAhIAN
" ARMY, for twenty years practitioner of Medi-
In hIchmond, and taken rooms at the United States
hotel, where ne will be pleased to attend such g
ence in chronic cases of all descriptions and promi
SEES at to mitigate those that 40 net admit Of per
manent relief He has had especially extensive
efthe prevalence ofthat disease on the Con.
1,neat o. Europe in one Of which It prevailed in the
He will be happy 10 give advice to ali who pus sny
faith in Homeopathy, and rili with slscrity avail
himself Of any opportunity to give proof Of the e-
cacy Of that noble system efmedicine
DR. Stein has letters from very dstin guished per-
soIs In the United States bearing testimony to his
character and skill a. practitioner, and has perms
New York.
Dr. Vsnde1burg; Dr.. Marcy; DR.. Mcvicar; DR.. Cur
tsSDr. Quu. seIl-n
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TEACHER OF FOREIGN LANGUA-

l. 0ES.-SIGNOR ANTONIO GEORGE. just
arrived from Paris begs leave to inform the citizens
Of Richmond, that he will give instructions in the
SONS or in class.
The heads Of Seminaries can have his services 30
Usher In these departments, upon reasonable terms
He has spent most of his time 10 Paris and UNDER
stands the language perfectly He feels confident
that he will give entire satisfaction.
Orders may be left at the bookstore Of Jas Wood.
house, Main street, at HarIsId 4 Munay's Broad ct
or az the residence Of his brother, Sig g. George,
corner of 4th and Broad streets. ne I-dlm
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TUESDAY MOANING. seeTEMBER IL 1854
THE YELLOW FEVER.
Tue total number Of intermsnts IN New Orleans
duriag the week endiag the 10Th last, was 4as-
Of which 2ei were from yellow fever.
In Charleston, there were 10 deaths from yellow
fever on Friday.
Tue pestiience b still at work 10 savannah.-
Taere wore d deaths on Thursday, of which 20
were from yellow fever. The Savannah Republi.
can announces the death of DR.. Stephen N Harris.
a native Of Liberty county. Georgia, who had been
Ia successful practice In Savannah Tor several
years. Ii h said that he had presentinent OF
dyiue BY the epidemic, but uudaunfed BY the idea,
he con,inued to pay the most unremitted atsen,ioa
to his patients until IL forced him TO his bed Of
death HE last prescription for the gallant and
ever to be regretted Wildmau.
We cepy the following paragraphs from the Re
publican:
The acting Mayor informs rs that he has sent or.
ders TO Macon, Augusta, and Charleston for daily
supplies OF Bread, OF which It 10 almost impossible
10 obtain loaf just now, In consequence Of the
death and sickness Of Bakers. Wehaye been COM
PEELED TO eat crackers Ourselves for the past Jour
days.
The Governor has preferred the aid of the State,
for the relief OF our CITY, which the Mayor viii avail
himself Of should It become necessary-tne liberal
contributions coming 10 from all sources being
enough for the present exigency.
We regret to state, that a man killed himself
yesterday, By cutting his throat during the deli
rum which usually precedes death in cases of vel
low fever.
The Columbia South Carolinian has the follow
Ing persbie picture of the condition of affsirs in
Savannah:
A dispatch received here yesterday from a relia-
BILE gentleman at Macon, states that the deaths at
Savannah on Tuesday were f'ty-one, and on Wed
pesday thirty-fve As the white population is now
said TO be reduced TO about two thousand, the NOR
ish.y at the alarming rate of in fifty per dien
We also learn that orders have been sent from Sa.
vannah to Macon FOR fifty collins and five hundred
pounds of bread daily. To give some idea of the
frghtfu ravages of the pestiience at Savannah, we
would state that the per centage of mortality
in New York would carry eff ten thousand persons
daily.
The yellow fever is on the increase In Calves.
ton, Tt xas. The Times, of the 9th inst, says:
"The epidemic, we regret to state, Is increasing
both ia the number of cases and the fatality attend
ing them At this early date Ia the prevalence OF
the fever q epidemic, the number of nterments
for day have reached within two or three ofthe
highest number inferred any one day during the
summer OF 1853"
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DIR b. L. GILDERSLEEYE.

DIR. b. l.. GILDERSLEEVE
(Graduate of the University of Contingent
pROPOSES to give instruction to limit.
Il ed number of private Clssses in the LATIN,
GREEK and GERMAN Languages Application may
be made to him At the residence of his father (Rev.
B. Gildersleeve) on Grace street, between Adams
and Jefferson, from A. M, to p. M
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Mr.. 8. 8. STEVENS
COLLEGIATE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
LADIES.

WILL 70 open - : BOARDING and
w DAY eChOOL, % the Let Monday I Octo-
hes, In the spscloAs nanNon owned BIZ Juase Mssop,
% she corner 81 fssnkiin and Adams ~ kyssy De.
sats No shosss vii - vansina 10 rsndes sSls In.
aettstioa - ooarsine sad Day School Interior to
Aene n The city kes fartAef pasticnass ssk the
attenton e our ciscnlar. - il--lAefoct
TIVE Sixth Scholastic year OF Mrs. MAIL
y LokYY SCHOOL yill esmness. 81 he ts.s
nssasass IN stzssts tstvssa essss % r snh.
lin
pasase spsstment an se-A,1po
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I ATTENTION! UNION GUARD
Meet at your drill room on TUESDAY, the 10Th
III inst. at half past O'Clock, P. m.
~ Punctual attendance is required, as business of
importer ce will BE- brought before the meeting.
By order of the Captain.
+. B. CHAPPELL,
Sc 18-2t % Sergeant.