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C-S STEVENS YOUNG LADIES
"a CQLLElI ATE SEMINARY S.IecxA., ~. :

rs STEVEN, YOUNG LADIES'
Ne COLLEGIATE SEMINARY, Shock DE HILL,
RICHMOND, VA.-7he Ninth Session of this Iusttu
ton will commence the first Monday in Ostober.
10 the rooms formerly occupied by the Principal on
the corner OF Franklin and 9Th sts. The Boarding
department. will be conducted last Session. in the
building formerly owned by Judge Mason, corner Of
Ain and Adams streets.
=, rEn1caEss-s: o. STEVENS. A. NJ, Principal Az.
BE II. MASON, Assistant -
81 the departments of Music French Drswine
nj sne most competent Teschers will be provided
-. ne Innc'pai will give his undivided attention 10
sne inte I9sts OF the school The Boarding. dspsyt
msu. VII pc under the supervision of Mrs stsrsns
Haea oy MIS- vaudeville, q lady who has had ssvsrs
years experiences and great success az houssL
IN ennsr inssitution. Every effort will hs nssSa
10 render the Boarding department. a nia..,t 'su ~
rehned home. and the School one of the roo.s saa
htaole In s that pertains to moral. intslls.ts,
The Principal will give thorsugh conn. =, L..
sensin Vocal Music. with no extra chsrse dA'f
The Session will close with q general rs,,.~,
examination when Certificates win be sivsn n AZ
Graduating Class. " W ing
OashaT PARABLE in adrancs, the yezuaisder I,t
hoard aed Washing... s...........,.....a S9n
nseneK Enensn oranonoo.... 4 "A
Eiemsnfafy etanchoe. n
Aneient ana Modem Language. saeh ....,..... sD
90
9sa,OesSyssssss..s AL 2
II! sshoel 1eois wiii b fss.isicd 81 Il" i.,nst
ss' !" sa's tnssa ssAf NtsSlvi1I
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NDER FIRE PROOF

EXPERIMENTATION Safer have MAJ s.vsrci.:
ss.e1 a. recent fires In Baltimore Phliadslphis and
ia or. and when opened their coltents 81 books
sSntss % he Ft.s Pyof Safes, Nth Hals pstsst
Ss1a sf rrocf Lnsts Pdess ringing from t9O @
sot sss BY 81. elLDWIH
@"ot-0 l4e Hain o., eishnona
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e00 ENAMELLED CRATES AND

Enl ENAMELLED CRATES AND
OOO TENDERS FOR SALE AT REDUCED
PRICEs-The subscriber has for sale the largest
stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever before offer.
ed for sale in this city of his own manufacture TIE
Crates embrace all of the various kinds and patterns
such as square topped Gothic, L,ptic Circle, &C.
&c, 10 match Orders for Crates Tenders, &c. from
town and country punctually attended to and care
fully pscked. Merchants purchasug to seil again
will be supplied at the lowest Northern prices With
the usual discounts off for cash by wholesale Apply
at my Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main, between 9Th
and 9Th streets, Richmond. Va.
SAMUEL DENOON.
have for sale large supply OF all KINDS of Bells
&C., of my own make. eu 8-3m D. D.
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nIVIDEND-The Board of Directors
II of the Richmond Fire Association, have this day
declared dividend of " per cent (S so per sbare
the capital stock thereof for the past months
endir g Slst August 1885, payable and sitter Mon
day, 10Th September, at the Office, corner of air
and 18th streets By order of the Board of Direc
JAS. C. CRANE, President
JNo. Ell. BosHER, Sec'y. Sc s. 2w
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SI. JOSEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY,
~ RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
Conducted by the Sisters of Charity.
This Institution resumed stu dies the 18th
of August. searde,s for board. tuition, and use of
bed and bedding, and for washing and mending, pay
PER anuunn $3.50 to be paid sem-snnualy in advance
There is sso q charge of 81 for Dostor's fee
Day scholars, according to the branches, they pay
from VI to $8 per quarter IN advance.
For Music the Piano Guitar Painting,
french and Embroidery, there is charge for
tuition and of Instrument
Letters addressed to Sister MARY FELIX Nc.
attention.
1t il Of great importance that pupils should enter
at the commencement OF the session, or soon af-
forwards as possible. se S-SW
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r,n,,a. soie Prosristoys yn = Co
TiDiNos FROM CHEsYrsssasesS ..
M OkE PRECIOUS THAN 49,
ky1 LEONARD'S COvJGu evSN uULb

me Sdo .a1.S r.. AITEND TO THis-Sosf'
cut supply. ssd take with 1es ,hys 10. "a
most certain cure ever offered to ,s ms shssp.s =,
fering from Coughs, Colds, Cor m nn,sF perna, NJ
friee.25 per bottle; bottles sna 10
Leonsrd's Dollar Cordial. 'ae dollE A,
H. ana az n q ii Ii Z IsSs A.
Richmond and State OF Virrins stss,l,
Asssrs. funcsL LApD Co, 81 wse.sas :
sn9nAS iESsAaD' corner Ct 9th aaa ~ ss'sst u
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CHOWER RATHg Tha attantion

GHOWER BATHS Tho attention OF
~ the public 10 called to superior article Of Show
s Sstns, yhieh the subscribsr has on hand. and
mon article usuaiiy calls for Those who wish q
purs esn Sc adiudes for themselves by cains
kM.xlA9E1MAM0, Messrs. 6TEBBINS
" - Ii 9x4SAsS9 WIN. FORBES
SUOAH.-e6 hhds New OrleaDs Sugar
:. Hi''rss 'a'' 3, SD Tor .'sHS ,Ayros'
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M ISSES KINGS SCHOOL, CORNER OF
W. BROAD AND MAYO STREETS, will open on
MONDAY, the 18th of September next. The in.
structon is thorough the discipline mild, but firm
Competent ASSISTANTS In the French, Mus'o, Drawing
a-d Painting departments have been engaged.
ae 15-2w
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HUBBARD, GARDINER d CAAi
IL TON,
No. III MAIN STREET. mr.,
RICHM 0ND -,
Invite the attention of COUNTRY HthCII, ,,sa
and the trade generally to their in Ens s''
FALL STOCK OF GUIDE
embracing every variety. IS follows, w c,,st
1900 c,ses BOOTS. SHOES. HAZE "A'"
$3.50 sides SOLE LEATHER
800 dos. UPPER LEATHER
800 dcz. American GALE shlN' =, ~. Il
$50 dog. French CALF SKINS, tOs' wv
portstion ...a., sH0s
10000 pair Of their Hnriralted risn~''1
TOGETHER WITH
Writing and Wrapping PAPEh
SHOE THREAD
TRUNKS. VALICEscs
~ CARPET BAGs, ,u,s, VI
5.,ets BLACRlNa, i"''
In great vaIiety.) a.. .hgs, ri
~ The subscribers, in Offering wy ~ ,aod, il ri
toned assortment ttte largest ,toet tsg II
line ever Ia this ethyl are connaens ,ns q vi
cell as cheap az any estsblishmeH' III
HUBBARD. GARDNER 4 CA'I
se Sim
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4
A.r.,c.r soA.D or consI'slosE =. G. ~
- 1870 -Is sddisicn % the 0fiss 's'es sp
:. ~. ...crs e he procesdinss OF ne oeoy-eow y
....as. - Iys,ss--ws give some Interesting ae's'
- est<s sources:
=. r.se,psu Of the board from all sources. au
...s q asencial year, were eJIo 80 tv ~, noa nj
rs.s6isnrev for the same period were e3le 90 III
s.svsns balsuce against the board Of ~. 400 ~
~ssch. sdded to the debt OF the previous y sol
mskse he present indebtedness OF the bosrd s<o.f
507 30. a. .,,o,. 90. or.
The number of missions 10 %; stasioas, ~. o.,
dsIned miesiouaries l55; whole number OF I.y
ssnf from thIs country. 3e3; printing esssol.sn-
,rsn,s n. number OF churches, 10; oil manosls,
o. a. namber of sempsries IL OF boarding
schools. 10; add Of pupils 2l,a1s
wrr. rHR sxABoARp Within the
Lon YEAR or two, Baltimore has become more
;,nnortsnt market for Cincinnati - regards provi
siors tbsn New York, and there b now more Cin-
cinuat cure provisions sold In that city IMAM 10 Toe
lssser Since the opening OF the Baltimore sno
Ohio Railway, through from Wheelioe. our trade
vi,h q sl,imore has Increased With wonderful ra.
pidity and % Q cons quence, has exserdeo 70 sew
eral % int south of that city Richmond, the me.
tropolis Of old virgiois, has become "a impofnn.
msrss. for cincinuan snG our r Is'e civ Which
he's been for years 10 kind OF dormant Cafe, y
row RAPIDLY being ushered Into commercial III. sbd
uc,isisy. BY the powerful influence OF 10 lsnwsy
connections Heretofore, Richmond has ootsineo
ber supplies of Western products from New York
and Baltimore; but nov. By means Of her railways,
che % enabled to procure them from the west o..
rec,; thereby saving large per centsge 70 way OF
commissions. &c. heretofore paid to Nonnern
merchants Lsrge quantities OF bacon: beer, isid
oil. cheese, seeds, whisky. candles &C.. al the
productions Of the West are headed for the hicn.
zpoud trsds, aud her wants will increase rapidly
from yesr to year. ,. a,
Richmond. thereby concentrating large southern
trade 10 that city, and making |, most sdvsnfs-
geous distributing point for western produce neea
cd BY the country west and south OF kcnmono'
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DEODES FEW AND AGUI

REODES' f E V e Z AND AGUF
~ CURE-Fer the Prevention and Cure of Intey.
mitteat and Remitent Fepers Foyer and Ague, Chit
and Fever, Dumb Ague, General Debility Night
SDeGts and all other forms OF disease which have
comuon origin In Malaria or Missma.
rms aNATURAL ANTIDoTE, which will entirely
project any resident or traveller in ckiy
or swampy localities, from any Ague or Bilious dis
ease whatever, or any injury from constantly i1ha
ling Malaria or Mssma.
IL VIII instantly check the Ague in person. W DO
have suffered for any length of time, from one dsy to
twenty years, sc that they need never to hav. anc
Their chill. by continuing in according to dire
tte and strength, and continues until a permanent
and radical cure IL effected
one or two bottles will answer for ordinary az,
Sums ray require more Directions printed in er.
nan, French and Spanish accompany each bottle
frce-One Dollar Liberal discounts made to the
Iaae JAMES A. RHODES
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RUNAWAY.

ANE HUNDRED DOLLARS Re
lsst Saturday nonlas. JOHN. the properly o. the
John 4 about y years old, feet 10 on II inches
high; stands erect; has quick wall; IL dsrh mu
ato ssa aSsss ldssy mn !. ,.a q, hin, q
out Of the State, City dollars II out Of ths atty
county; and twenty-five dollars u taken In the city
OF !. s's ss1i.. A..ss % y.s. I a slu
SADDLES, SADDLE BAGS, BBIDLEs
AND HARNESS or ALL KINDS
NOTICES A ID LIE s, PADDLE
KINDS. AND EvEaY THfH6 Usually K EFT
IN SADDLERY BUSINESS, Ar NEAR COST
The subscriber intending to enlarge, and In some
leave to inform bis customer and the public sensrs-
" that he will offer his entire stock until that time
at q small advance over cost Please call and e.
j. "; DENNIS.
TURNING AND CARVING IVORY
Il f7, MANUFACTORY. ~
fs ss aD e HED
CARVING in Ivory. to any pattern desired, for
UMIsELLxs. PisxscLs and CANES, repair
Billiard Balls re turned and coiored.
Specimens may be seen at his shop, ON 1lth street,
between Main and Bank Streets opposite Goddin
jy 14-d3m CHAs. A. MILLER. i
NEW AND FASHIONABLE CLOTH
IN ING sTORE.-The undersigned has opened
the beautiful and spacious store, No. 167 Broad st
svipg made careful selection of Cloth
Ing, and selected large assortment OF hne ClothA
Black and Fancy Csshmsree. vestiDgs: and Gentle.
mems Furnishipg wear In the cities Of N. York end
Phisdsiphis; sud being experienced Tailor, hsv.
Kent. Payne L Kent apd ct a. Lsvy's for number
Of years. be feels assured that he can please every
ore Who will honor him With call. All he ISIS %
to come and examine for yo urself. s
ttf (, g" A. LANG,
.s-afI No. 167 Broad It, be ween 5sh and
% 6-1mg 9Th. Above the Marshall TheatIe.
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MHDIcInns
.HUE gIsut IN

HUE ltiHf On.-.F,,.
sysry description, On -. of ae No
ss oUn" essa T. an osass Of - ss..,. q. 4
. sruisss and Spraiss, Ulssn .,., "'s. ),
c uins sors Lees and chiIbIsisss sssllsA, ss...
yfAme ana letter, stinss On n. ia Gu w.Ats
sns neth, Unnamed Brsssts AZ aHsesfs WoS.stu
BAL, 1weiisd Legs and STIR ssiR fsns.Va ~
20 colds. no Damage To.
.Eyli:1 . barns Il once, i, l.,,.. %,
fnss " and rs ssnts bottle ssa
. soIe Provr,sta,so yE kco
TiDlN0e FROM CHSSn.x ishaosS.
a. CHEsTEAfIIip Co vaflkLD"
4ntssys Done 4 Co, RieAmonJ- "a Ast Ia.
mules was turned loose In ~. Ls9 ali ss..,
pssJLos SPOUT With other mules, r.s s c, md ~
OF nis whole body sssinst ls,ss -. With tbs ~.
cutting bimssif on the ,hsh !. S. pate Of st...ss
Ions. and from an inch and half - .sooat 10 .ss
tne wound was OF such chsrn.,s, We inshss..S
woulo never be OF any servea "a . - 70 e,psst
notice OF the Turf Oh ia the name s sssla. ~
appiied It at once to the emf - prossrsI
weeks be was perfectly sell ma :. ~ seost ~
cannot perceive the least scar ~. ws! - vori IA -
made. Tners tks :. "a
r s.-There srs many ea,.s Of a. WINssfss
this shborhood, which have bs. ahss 3, ;.s..
Turf OIL and II Of any benz q, ta s -. earsd !, :,
you many certificates The who, oo ! ca ~
IL 70 ne quickest healing remedy tbs, ..aso'sxt,
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE CLOTH
No. 167 Brood IT. be ween 5sh and
9Th. sbove the Marshall Theatre.

7 HAVE this day appointed JOHANN
l. AOOS my agent to- carry on the BAKING bust.
ness-to buy and sell for cash only.
Richmond, Sep. 9Th, 1885. ss6-2wH
IACKSON'S EXCELSIOR BTTTERSl
u RICHMOND, Aug. II, lSad
Mr.. B. II. JAcKsoN-Dsar Sir: Through til . in.ua
mentality of friend Of mine was euce BY him
to try q bottle of your Bitters Thi hing Ii 1t done
me no good it would do ms no bar I, accordingly
in the course of one week her appetite improved and
thank God, she found from that time relief. and 1
must in Justice to myself aud wife. very highly 10
commend the above Bitters a. being the best ",
ever tried; and fssling 1t nay duty to thank you
friend for the advice to try them, would advise all
those suffering from the first stase Of Dy spepsa, &c
try them. They will exolatm Ike as-"Better car
not be found.o
Yours, respectfully, -a
-... w j. BARTHOLOMEW.
They ,nas Is found at Z. ]. fisops, A. Bodekers
y. n. LachTisson's, Chas. MiilspAusL's Bennett
Beers, and Ajax. D1vals Dr1s gists. Richmond. Va
Ap orders prompt attended to- au IA
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DURE CIDER VINE0AR--A fllI Il !
e Is . ''''. sd VI i,'i IA Tara
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VIRGINIA WORM KILLER
children are weak ana puu, ~ u Ies
from the efects OF worms, by N So s0 ns nsss,,
COTS vIA0INIA WORN KIIIFss.Gs' ~ n,
pared especially for children, bsins IA. N
able 70 the taste and certain Worm D...'o,. '
a. q " Iplco,
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uDUcAT1oN.

TRENCH BOARllAi SCHOOL FOB
YOUNG LADIE1-nn fEALE! takes
IN e RI
Ss opened q her house on Broad srssEo ne =: OF
osDsss c.ss. the Sirsssi0s o. q Pss Every a.
a. semeut hss been made 20 render this school one
g. @ p: country. T. >. the q. Be- ess . 9.
sss spseparss that Of the school also H. D.lsysne
The !" distiaxsishsd suthor Cssimsr Delavisee. He
brinss the highest accommodations 'of snafso'er
MI. Pellet will hsve charge of the English de-
partment Of the School, assisted BY eminent and az
FurtSsr ssrsicusrs of the school, will be given in
futnre aavertiseme nt.ss:sss an S0-1m
ID III. TIGHE'S CLASSICAL AND
h. COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, ON FRANK
LIN, ABOVE 7rH STREET. RICH moND' "a
This School will reopen on MOMDAI, the lssn OF
September next, for the ten following months, on
Pupils are prepared either for College or the
The entsring of some OF the Pupils upon the du-
ties Of . commercial life. causes few vacancies -
Cha. 70. in Ens:h1 .sd a,t Latin c .:
already formed one or more Pupils
Residence over the School. az I'm
LIN GLISH AND CT ASSICAL
II sCHOOL.-The subscriber viii resume the du.
ties Of his school Monday. Sept nth, in the
.cheolhouse erected by him on the lot corner Of
Clay and 1st streets, Richmond, Va.
TERMS:
For Session of 10 months. payable semi.snnually in
advance.
English W
an S4-im GEO. A. WEED.
VITY SPRING INSTITUTE, 9TH st
~ between Clay aud Msrshsis-3he usxt session
Of my School will commence Sept. 18th, aud close
the First Friday In July u,,x.. E
For Epalish Scholars. ..,..n".........SS2
.. s is2 s's;''s'l do '''" Il. =: taylor 81
MIR. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL-(SUo-
IA1 csssoR TO Mas. MEAD eThis Institution
will open on the first day Of October, and close on
the last day Of June.
ron THE WHOLE SESSION.
1oardia4
Waenln4 .ssss.s" ~
En4nsn nrencuesss ssss.s'.' ~
Modern Languages, eash.. ~
Latin ~
Lessons on Plano, Guitar Organ, Harp, essh.. 90
DRAWING ~
KelntlnG IN Ousss oo
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT:
For the accommodation OF parents who prefer
sending their children TO- the same school, this de-
partment has been formed for pupils under ten years
Of age, who will be taught Reading, Spelling, Wr-
ting, Arithmetic and Geography, exclusively 1t
will be altogether separated from the rest OF the
er Charges $50. For further paItculsrs apply to
the Principal. HUBERT P LEEEBvRE,
jy 25-dtlstN Corner Grace and Foushee sts
Nj ISIS A. M. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
N1 YOUNG LADIES, at Rooms corner of 9Th and
next Session OF this School will commence ON Mon
day, Oct. 1st. se elm
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T s. SQUIRE'S SELECT CLASSICAL
- AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER or
MAIN AND FIRST STREETS, RICHMOND.
VA.-The ninth session of this Institution will com
mence on the gath of September 1855.
-se TERMS PER SESSION.
English branches or beginners in Latin. $50 90
Advanced Latin Greek, and higher Maths.
mstics.. ................ so 90
mooern Languages each. 20 60
For further particulars apply TO the Principal at
the corner of franklin and Adams stY
ne S-d&w1m
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EDUCATION.

NiRs. MAYO being prevented By sick
Iyf e.s in ths family from Opening her School on
ths IA Il Beptsmber. win commences on the let Of
en tbs eornsr % Marshsil and lsth ssssa nearly
onposite the Carlton House.
:. I'm 's C.isor ,a.S."''' 'a -.osss.
N W. ROSTERS SCHOOL will re open
IL on MONDAY. iss Ostobsr, on the sams terms -
Isd1snes Church Hill.
CommuaioatioDs to be made at ). B. vIGLiNIs.
Ill Main Street. seH -iw
DTCHMOND COLLE0E-The exer-
let day Of October The new Buildins il about FIN
ished and the premises have been Thoroughly over
h.uled and Improved. Additional sugYlies Of Che
At the close Of the last Session 30 Aesdsmis De-
psrtment was established aud committed to the man
ssement of an experienced and saccessful Tescher,
Ro HALL A. NJ. and separate building has been
assigned to him for conduetins the operations Of bis
English Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic. &C..
and the elements OF Latin, Greek and Algebra, will
be IN this School the Faculty exereidns over
study with special reference to that pursued Ia the
College proper sft
store Of Msmrs HAROLD & MURRAY for the use Of
persons d. string more detailed information.
20 15-eod1.tO
THE FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION Of
i the CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL
H ssS
directly opposite 81 Johns Church. So
Boys will be fitted for any degree Of advancement
studies viii be received for which, and those pur.u.
Ing e the most p q
Pepiis Win please Be present Is nssr the opening
OF TOE ''A0'' Is pow EDWARD W. CONE. An,
-
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HOTEL

EOU .i... js.t Landed and f',w N Az
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CHAS. 81. LANGLEY, lin sod S.,
Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, tst,,s., w E'
and Cary, Richmond, Va. '''"''s u,
GAS FITTING AND Fl4YIErs
Steam Pipes for Churches, Fublla saiiEs,
Mela,is ,Kooans. Quit eIins and srosl.ss M ~
WE'LL AND al RDEN PTMpsr ns ,,,,
NLOIH1NG AND GENT EMIN,
~ FURNISHING WEAR.--Fhs pSs.rhs, =.
ing lately arrived In this place. Las ias. srsSsi !.
large and well selected stock Of '''"''
READY-MADE CLOTHING
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.EV. j. AMBLER WEED,

MIR. d. TURNER S SELECT CLAS-
N4 stCAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL. MAIN
STREET, BETWEEN SRD AND 4TH STREETS.
The 18th Academic year of this School will com.
mence on MONDAY, the oath of September, 1855.
Pupils will be admitted who are prepared to com.
mencs the Latin or Greek, enter ONE OF the
advanced classes. seS -alm
FRENCH LANGUAGE-M. II. GUIOT
4 having some time to spsre from the duties of
Of his office, of Chancellor OF the French Consulate
10 anxious to occupy i. in giving instruction in the
above language. He has commenced the formation
OF Glasses for the Afternoon aud Night to suit the
convenience OF those engaged in professional and
mercantile life, and rho are mainly occupied during
the morning hours
A few hours of the forenoon would be devoted to
classer In schools, if arrangements could be made to
that effect.
Terms moderate and made known on application
at the Powhatau House
N. B: Private lessons given II desired.
au 2@dlnk
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M ISIS BETTY C.. BOCKIUS will open
4v1 School on the LIST of Octob ar next in a room
on 9th street between Grace and franklin.
TERMS OF TUITION
For the primary Glasses, per session. $50
" more advanced Glasses " ........,... 40
French aud Drawing at the usual prices
Applications for admission may be made to Mrs
B. I'll. SMITH, ON Mayo street.
REFERENCES: Mrs Drew and Rev. George Wood
bridge, Richmond; VIM. Plunmer, Esq Rev Leon
idss L. Smith, North Carolina. an 7-dtlstOet*
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EVIDENCE OF SAFETY.

NEW YORK, June L., 1855.
nave made chemical examinst ten of tRHoDEs
FEVER AND AGUE CURE" or "ANrIDoTE TO MALI
RIA" and have tested it for Arsenic Mercury On
nine and Strychnine. but have net found a psrticle
OF either In It nor have found any substance
composition that would prove injurious to the CON
sutution. JAMES &. Chiffon M D., Cbemist
EVIDENCE OF MERIT.
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SCUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
~ The exercises Of this Institution will be re.
sumed on the first Monday in October next
INsTRUcToRs-O. Lee Powell, Robert J. Morri-
son. Persico, Mademoiselle Vaases
MusiS-F; W; Meerbaeh, T. x. ds Costa, Miss
Mrs. Gen. PEGRAM has charge Of the Boarding De-
For farther Information or for pamphlets sett;ns
forth tbs whole plan OF the Instisate address
MRS. GEN. FEGRAM, Kichmcpd or
ID. Lee POWELL, Capon Springs, Va,
~ H-ta Or Ro. J. Nor Y soy. Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-17

"MR. }. A. RHoDEs-Desr Sir: The boz of nedi
cine you sent me was duly received on the 18th
Apri nave sold about one half of it, and so far the
people VINO have used 1T, are satisfied that it hes
cured them 1t has certainly stopped the Ague ia
every one who has psed it and six Of the cases were
or six years back and could never get il stoppsd az
cept BY Quinine and that only long as she woui.
medy- RI. McaIN1vr
CAUTION TO AoUE SUFFERERS.
TAKE ne more Arsenic, Mercury. Quinine, Febr.
auses. cnychn;ne. or Anti-P eriodics of any kind
me well known ineihciency of these noxious Dol.
sons proves them to be the offspring either of fsse
medical principles. or of mercsnary quaeks Ths
only remedy in existence hat il both sure and harm
less is RHODES FEVER AND AGuE CURE.
For salsin Richmond BY J. WOOD, GRUBBS
AFpESsON, and Druggists generally
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-17

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