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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-24

The undersigned, Rev. J. K. Bragg, is a minis
ter in regular standing, and pastor Of the Orthodox
Church at Brookfeld, Mass. He is gentleman
OF considerable influence, and universally beloved
(Copy.) WIN. DYER.
BLOOMFIELD, January IL, 1855.
Prof. Woop-Dear Sir: Having made trial OF
your Hair Restorative, it gives me pleasure to saw
that its effect has been excellent in removing in
fammation, dandruf, and constant tendency 10
itching, with which have been troubled from nv
childhood, and has also restored my hair, which
was becoming gray, to its original color. have
used no other article with anything like the same
pleasure and profit. .l ~ =
Yours, truly, J.K. BRAGG.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-24
Ready Made Clothing,

Ready Made Clothing.
WYE have good stock of clothing, which will
w be sold as low as any other house will sell
the same quality of goods.
SPOTSWOOD K1RKBRIDE.
April IT, 1856.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-24
To the Bald and Gray.

Prof. Woods Hair Restorative is no doubt the
best article in use for the removal Of dandruf,
causing hair to grow on bald heads, imparting
softness and beauty, and last but not least chang
ing gray hair to its original color and beauty. See
advertisement in another column.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-04-24

Ladies' Fine Shoes.
WE have an unsurpassed stock of ladies' and
w chldren's fine shoes and gaiters--among
them some new styles.
l'T SPoTswOoD & KIRKBRIDE.
April IT, 1856.
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VUUNe! LADIES' sCnOOL.-Mlss VI A

VUUNG LADIES' SCHOOi..-MlSs MA
Il RY PEGRAM will open q Boarding and Day
School for young ladies, the Ist October next, 81
her residence il Linden Square, Franklin street.
tensve, reaching from the elementary the highest
branches of education. Competent assistants will be
employed in each department, and great care be
used in the selection of Text Books
The English department will be under the imme
diate supervision of MISS PE6RAM With due
sense of the responsibility she assumes abe will de-
vote herself sedulousty add honestly TO its proper
fulhllment aiming at the highest standard of female
education, and conscientious of the means es-
sential o its attainment.
Mathe mates, Latin and the Physical Sciences will
De taught by gentleman well qualified tor the tack
Italian and German by native masters Of each
tongue. Music the Piano, Harp and Guitar, and
singing and Drawing, by the best Professors.
The French Language will receive special atten-
tlon and be und or the charge of French lady who
will reside in the family; the object being teach
the Pupils both the philosophy of the language and
to speak it with ease and accuracy. To this end il
will be the medium of Communication in the fairly
The Junior and Senior classes shall receive equal ut.
tention
MISS PEGaAM proposes also, the formation of a
BELLES-LETFRES Glass, for the study of English
Classical Literature. Young ladies' who have left
school, may find this material aid to selfimproye-
ment; AID those from distance. who may wish to
come as Parler Boarders, can join this class
MRS. J. w. PEGRAM will have charge of the
Boarding Department, and will unite with Miss Pc
gram in contributing TO the comfort and proper train
Ing of the yOuEg ladies.
Terms-Boarcing during the entire session. s 200
1nsnsn course. 40.
Foreign Languages, ach.....................$ %.
Music at Profession charges
Persons wishing to enter Pupils, or to make further
enquiries relative TO the school, will apply to
MRS. OF MISS PEGRAM,
Linden Square, Richmond, Va.
fr e
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EDUCATION.

N1Iss TAZEWELL,s SCHOOL, lsrnce
Nl sTryET, BRTwgEs TIN Asp 8TH-Ths sixth
.e..on Of this School will commence on the srst dsy
IF October and ciose the first day of July.
Ma TAZEWELL will be assisted by gentleman
vho,e attsinme nts and experience render him con-
siderable acquisition to the School ANY other desir.
ed inform win be communicated through circu
lara which can be obtained on application.
Terms, payable scfni-annusly in Cd Sance:
Higher English Branches. ................. 30 90
Primary do do .................... 81 90
Ancient and Modern Languages. eech...... 20 90
Music and Drawing Prof.sso faes
mn 29-1rn<
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A UGUsT, 2Olh IsJai.- 80
n GREAT ATTRACTION PRIVATE

THOMAS r PRICE Co.. at the old established
stand, s9 Main street will commence ,his day and
continue until their regular fall trade hegius sell off
large let of rich figured and striped sisks Brhchc
DO. Plaid do figured French Mousiines and Cash
mcres taii wooll common Mouslines And variety of
other gooes the accumulation Of past seasons At less
than half their real yelus.
These bargains will be exhibited on the second
floor not 20 interfere with their regular business
New soods daily arriving
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-02

~ CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, MAIN ST.
bETWEEN SAD AND 4rH.--Ths 18th Academic
Tear OF this School will commence on MONDAY,
the 18Th OF September, and close the 18th july
Classes will be formed to meet the wants OF pupils
~ every state OF their study of the Ancient and Tod
srn lsnsuaseh the Mathematics and English
p1ncnee ~ ie--d6w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-02

SUHUOL FOd YOUNG CHILDREN an
- UNION HILL-Mrs. ELlZAB ETH PATER-
SON will open school for young children the let of
ford, Gath street nearly opposite the new Methodist
church, Union Hill.
Persons desiring to enter their children will pleas
taken. an sci
SCHOoL UN CHURCH. HiLL.-The
- Exercises Of Mrs Webs School, corner of
Broad ana 24th streets, viii be resumed ON WE'D
NFsDAY, the LIST OF October next
Terms, &c., made known on application
i8-dtIstD
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&c..-47O bsss Rio, 4 T.
KENT', PAiNh IL Co,
II IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Nos 1853 AND 1865 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
FALL TRADE, 1855.

BY the bark "Fides' and ship "Pepperell," from
Liverpool this port and by other arrivals via New
York. " are receiving our FALL IMPORTATION If
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN GOODS,
purchased on The best terms for cash and COMPRISING
some of the richest, and nost desirable goods we
have ever imported.
We ara also receiving q full supply of AMERI-
CAN FABRICS, of all the regular and most APPROX
ed MAKES
We also prepared with splendid stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING, manufactured in Rich
nond, which in style, quality and price will compare
with any market.
By the LIST September our stock will be very com
pese and will be the largest and most attractive we
have ever exhibited.
We most respectfully invite the SOUTHERN
TRADE. TO give to our stock, and to our market g
fair examination with the that we will sell
our goods as low as they be bought in the United
States.
Orders shall at all times bs promptly and faithfully
attended b. KENT, PAINE d CO
au H-ds
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EDUCATION.


- N. 4. TIGHk,s SELECT CLAssI-
IL. CAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, on
Franklin street, above 7th
ND ,s yss Of & ea. s hs
Pupils viii be received who ar. prepared to enter
any Of the classes. class for beginners In Latin
Mr.. sAspL s CARR a Master Of Art. from the
University of Virginia, anda very superior Msthepa'
Professor JOSEPH MTcH.4RD will teach Modern
Languages. -
Al eminent artist will teach Drawing. -
The Principal will teach the Classics and most OF
the English Branches =
|. PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. =,
A class Of little boys. under ten years OF age, VIII
be formed, who will be taught BY competent Teach
srsphy exclusively, at tuition OF S@' per ses'''H
Of ten months
Among the pattons of the school last year were
the Rev r. " Moore, ID D; the Rev. Geo wood
bridge; the Rev. II $. Keppler; mes,rs. VIM; II.
Grant John ~ Patton WIN mar annr, s'sn Falmsy
Lewis D. Eranshaw, Corbin Warwick, }. Adams
Smith, Nicholas Mills. Philip Mayo Beers Pein-
dexter, John Il. Tyler OF The fam OF Mitchell ~
u ''''D'' r.. II l. TIGHE, A. M,
Frank lin St. above 7th.
PS-Asthe vscaneies are few, an early applica-
ton fer the admission of pupils is desirable
au 30-dim
WILLIAM AND MAk( COLLEGE.- -
w The next session Of this Institution will begin
Oh the ID Wednesday, the 18Th of October.
FACULTY.
BENJAMIN s Eweil. President and Professor of
Mathematics and Natura! Science.
Morgan j. Smeed PHI. D.. Professor of Languages
Rev Silas Totten, D. D., Professor of Moral md In
teiiectusl Philosophy, Geliss Lettres and Logic.
Henry A Washington, Professor of His.o y and
Constitutional Law.
Lucian Minor, Professor of International and Mu-
nicipsl Law.
Thomas T. L. snsad, Adjunct Professor of Mathe-
mates.
The students at liberty to join any classes for
which they are prepared. They permitted to
live in ths College Building now undergoing extern
sve REPAIRS to board in the families Of such cti
zens of the ancient and hosptaole city Of Williams
burg. as may BIS willing to receive them. ..
1t is the constant object of the Faculty to make the
Students diligent their studies and hiad them
from forming bad habits.
During the session there is Nc town in the State
more healthy than Villa rnsburg.
The necessary expenses for the Session do not ex-
coed $4,000
For further information apply to the Secretary OF
the Faculty q: Williamsburg, Va.
au II -2aw5w
MFRS. SUSAN SEED vil' Resume The
Iva duties of her SCHOOL, tbs lat of September,
at her resience corner of pa and Broad streets.
an 1872 aw3w
ENGLiSfI classical AND ItsA 1aIE-
IL NAUTICAL SCHOOL.
J. Fl. BINFORD, n-.,-
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ETRS. e. MISS ABA Ii. MING :
iva

NERs. Il MISS Aha ID. MING K y
MOND.-Tke second session of this institution will
commence on the Ist day of October next for
continued session. to ist july 1887.
In the affection of this school, its Principals and
accomplished Assistant, unite, with the fruit of their
own experience, the light and counsel of others emf
nept in the profession and they intend it TO afford the
means Eot only of Thorough course OF substantial
inst ructon, but also of all tie mplishments
cessary to finished female education.
Neither in retaining their able and experienced
Assistant in the selection of her fellow sborers,
nor in their other provisions, have the subscribers
spared anything that may make their institution
worthy of the patrons gs of the community. Atten
ton will be paid to the manners and morals of the
young ladies 1T a times, AND deep interest taken in
their Advancement.
MUSIC, both vocal and instrumental, will De laugh:
By competent teachers. The Harp, Piano and Gui-
tar, all furniqhed in - family.
TERMS: Board, 200; English tuition, $40; Priula-
ry department, $50; Modern languages, each, $50;
Latin, 500 Music IN Piano, $50; Harp, SO; Guitar,
100; Drawing and Painting, $40
REFERENCES: Right Rev Bishop Johns Rev Jno
2. cGuire, Raw. j. Peterkin, Va; Oliver Whte,
Esq, Fleetwood Academy, Va; C. Gibson, NJ. d.,
J: Bolton, D, Psticolss NJ. D G. A; Wilson
ID. D.. DR.. R. @. Cabell, ana Col. s. H. Parker Rich
mond; Hon. r NJ. Il. Hunter, Hon. J. NJ. Clayton. IT,
$. s.; Frederick Coleman and Beverley Douglas.
Esqs, State Senate; O. M Smith Esq, Lunenburs
MRS. JEFFERSON MINOR,
jy 24--3m MISS A b. MINOR.
SOUTHERN FEMALE iNsTiTUTE.-.
~ The seventh session Of the Southern Female In
stitute viii commence the first Monday in October
next.
The Boarding Department is under the charge of
D. Lee Powell, Esq.
TERMS:
Board for mouths. ....................s 5000
iottiOH .0O
French, Italian German, Spanish, each.
Drawing from $40 to $50
Music at Professors prices.
Preparatory Department.
Washing and Lights extra.
RoB'T J. MoRRIsoN, Principals.
Address, Richmond, Va. iy Ats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-02

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOX SALE.
The subscriber wishes TO sell the farm W hch
he resides 1t is situated within three miles Forth
esst of Danve, half mile from the railroad, and
contains $50 The Sand lies well, nearly three
fourths heavily timbefed aud fine tobscco land. Be-
ing the INJUNCTION of three four roads, it ts
good location for professional man. suitable for
a Factory Store.
The improvements consist of new, handsome and
coInmodious Cottage, situated elevation IN the
midst of beautiful grove of fsrsst trees, large
double kitchen, a smoke house, ice house, large
shedded CANARY, stables two tobacco barns. &c.
The water is excellent, and thu situation rernarke
bly, h. althy. The orchard contains every variety
fiu't trees, than go of which carefully
lected from Westbrooh's Nursery. AS vegetables,
fruits wood and lumber all command fair price in
Danvlle. their sales alone would be profitable BUSH
ness to pursue. s. a WALKUP.
au i8--2taw2w
Also for aaIe my house and lot in Dsnville Will
son street, occupied by Mr.. T. 3. harrison
S, A w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-02
IN HHDss. n. ORLEANS AND CUBA

Ysn HHDs. N. ORLEANS AND CUBA
1CO SUGARS.
1oo bbls Coffee C Yellow SUGAR.
100 packages Loaf and Crushed do.
500 bags Laguayra and old Java COFFEES.
60 bales Mocha do
400 bags Rio do
rs packages TEAS-best quality.
$50 bbis n. o. MOLASSES
60 hhds and fierces Cuba do
900 boxes Adarnsntine aud Tallow CANDLES.
l59 boxes SOAP
500 hsxes GLASS, by 10 and 10 by IL.
10G doz BaO0AS.
1910 resins w. S. PAPER--isrge and small.
200 dez BED CORDS.
leo doz Painted BUCKETS.
100 bales WICK and TSViEE.
8G0 bsgs SHOr-sssortsd.
SOTO Ibs bar LEAD.
RICE, PEPPER, SPICE,
And many 9Th articles fer sale on reasonable terms
by
au E6-2ap4w HUGH w. FRY & SONS. s.
Enn t0Ns BEST PERUVIAN GUANO.
OOO 1G0 tons best Mexican do
50 tens super PHOSPHATE of LIME.
For sale low for cash by
as26-2aw4w HUGH w. FRY SONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-02
COKE AND COAL.

NTHRACITE C0AL..--NOTICE--Ia am
n row RECEIVING ders, be filled during the ia Il
months for the best ANTHRACITE COAL, includ.
ing White Ash Lump, suitable for feundries and
Red Ash, suitable for cooking ranges, CRATES snd
furnaces This Coal will be bought ia Phladel-
phia for cash, and delivered TO purchasers upon
the same terms. hey receiving 2,2f0 pounds to the
ten instead of 1900 the usual weight from city
The terms which 1 propose 10 order Coal for par
ties ia to charge them commission Of 70 per cent
on the actual cost Of the article invoices of which
will ALWAYS bs sutjs set to inspection. 49,
Persans wishing lay in their winter supply, viii
fnd il greatly thsir interest sysl themselves Of
this opportunity e. their supplies will bs delivered
r arrival from the vessels free from dirt and a.
saving Of at least 50 per cent the usual terms o.
the trads.
Orders 10 roy address, through the Post Office,
left ut my brothers. Lsp Office, the of
lain and 18th streets or my brother at Col. VIM.
H Browns compti,g roota, corner 18th snd Gary
eu aim WRIT ROSERTs.
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WV. II. PAYNE,
an N---6tf Adn'ors Of A. Il. Payne, dec,5


aszs MOST DEsiRABLE 0ESiDENCF
sgaa ON 5TH, BETWEEN MAIN AND Fran,
BIZ STREETS, FOR SALE Or RENT-tVs ~
fer for sale or rent the residence situated ss sh,s
and adjoining Rev. Mr.. hoges church. Witb 49,,
eonvfnlshcs Tor the seu9esi accommodation oil
large family and situation, both central and a,r1.
able. This property offers advantages net n1ss,s,a5
by any other now in the market f'1
For particulars, &c, apply to
au 28--5t TAYLOR g. WILLIAMS
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From My. H. C. lAeNemara, formerly Drroois. in
this city.
"Dr. SCHULTZ has this day extracted two paipfnl
corns from the bottom Of my feet without causing me
any pain, and to nay entire satisfaction. 800
..Auguat s. l9iin -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-02
EAGLE SODA WATER ESTABLISH

IL MENT-This celebrated mandatory 10 furnish.
Ing very superior article of Filtered Soda Water;
also, Phiadelphia Ale Porter and Champagne Cider
which Is pronounced by judges to be the best ever
put in the city Those in want of any the above
hrticlos would do well to givs cali. The above
articles will be delivered to any part of the city free
ofcharge. All orders addressed to the subscriber or
to any of the merchants, will meet with pr,p2t at
tention. WARREN CANfIELD, As,.t
aus Goth st. between Main and FSrnkfn
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k7'ANa1 a LADY OF This CITY, lthe

l. original can be at Dr. Is otfice)-
"RIcHMosp June 26 1885,
"Dr S. SCHULTZ, tbs skltui Surgeon Chiropooist
from London mas removed from my feet two corns
rad toe nail, also very troublesome bunion with.
out giving me any pain wnatever. | take grea. pIss-
aure In reconm erdiug DR. ) to all my friends and
those who afflicted with ccrns bunions i'll foroed
nsis, &c and advise them not to delay in having
them removed, as Dr. g. is very safe and tender ep-
eratorn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-02

SCHOOL FOR BOYS.--Tbe subscriber
~ returns his oncere thanks TO his friends and the
public for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
Teacher. since his return TO the city and beg
leave to inform them that the duties Of his School
will be resumed on MONDAY, 18th day of August,
on ID street, between Clay and Leigh. With III ex-
perence Of thirty years es Teacher he feels conf
dent Of pleasing those that may feel disposed pa
trouize him.
If FERNS made known en- application.
kEFERENcEs.--Rev. DR.. Howell Rev. Jas B. Tay-
lor Messrs j George Gibson p J. Archer, Esq,
John Pearce, Richards, Esq, and numerous others
an IL dim A. 9. SAUNDERS
MISSES HINGES sCHOOL--Corner OF
4SI Broad and Mayo streets fine ninth session of
this School will commence on MONDAY, the 18th of
September, and close the 18th of July.
The Misses KING will be assisted by gentleman
Of skin and experience
TERMS:
Payable seuli-aunually in advance:
For Board W.
Higher English Branches. .................. 40 co
Primary do do from... $40 to 80 90
Ancient and Modern Languages. ............. 20 90
Music and Drawing, Professors' fees.
an 26 5w
q ". CONk'e classical AND UOM-
session, on MONDAY, the I5.h of September next,
in the usual place Broad street, opposite St. Johns
Church, and continue ten rnen;ha.
Tuition per session, payable quarterly in advance
Couirnon English Branches. $40 90
3" s. E" and Ancient Lam
guages. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. so 90
Higher Eng. Branches, and adrdHced stadles
IN Ancient Languages. 60 on
Having purchased quite extensively of Philoso-
phical end Che micsi apparatus during the past
the School, ts facilities for instruction are intended
to be equal to any IN the city:
P. 8. A class of small boys for the Elementary
English Brauches will be received tuition of 40
per session uncers competent teashsr
N. b Pupil. ere requested 70 be present at the
opening of the School If practicable
j-ts
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ny THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.
GEORGE ". MUNFoRD,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.

JAMES KEEFE was born in Kilkenny county,
ireland Ese is 20 years of FIVE feet SIX inches
high. OF rudy complexion blue eyes and brown ha,,
sss with his heaa erect body bent forward and the
toes of enc foot turned in. an I8-ZaWow
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LNURNVA II DI N(s IL 81 n n = S.-1N
IL CREASED DISPATCH-I have nada srranaa.

L CREASED DISPATCH.-I have made arrange
ents to increase the line of boats running from my
house and shall at the of the fall sea
son. send out boat every other day Sundays except
cd By this arrangement will put goods through two
days sooner than heretofore, and nearly if not alto
gether, as soon as by the s. S. r. R., and ct much
less penss.
Merchants west of Lynchburg wishing to copsign
tner goods to the reilrord required to de-
post funds to pay the charges that point az the
srrIlaHnd Tennessee Railroad refuse to pay or col
iect charges on goods received by the Canal
jy 29-u ALFRED s. LEE, on the Dock
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4 'KAtN isAGs.-rhe nfanchester Gotten
N ana Woollen Manufactur ng Company have
hand GRAIN BAGS, ofsuperior quality. Orders left
the office Of the undersigned, promptly executed,
at lowest market rates.
WIN. II. POWERS, Agent
au e-d2awfw Man. C. Il w. Mani Co.
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ENGLiSfI CLASSICAL AND ;sA1EIE-
1L NAUTICAL SCHOOL.
J. Fl. BINFORD, .... p-...,.
W. T. BAILEY, A. p, AN'''i''o i1Noip"i''

The undersigned will open School on MONDAY,
the 18th Sept, in the large and commcdIous Rooms
on 7th street. formerly known as the City Spring Iu-
stitute. They design opening School of the high
est grade, where boys will thoroughly and accu-
ratey prepared either for the University for any
our Colleges, or fitted for the bu.inuss of life.
Special attention will be hes owed upon the Eng
fish Department, az it is considered be too much
neglected.
The services of an experienced and competent Pro-
fsssor of Modern Langue ges will be secured.
TERMS:
Payable semi-snnusiiy in sdvance-Sesson Q! mes |
English Branches ...................,,.tb40O 90
Latin and Higher Mathe ...... 80 90
Greek................. ................. 10 90
Mr.. w. T. BAILEY graduated at H. NJ College
with honor, in June last He proposes to devote
himself to School Teaching | ch-erfully ard conf
IDENTIFY recommen nd him for scholarship and high mo
raj character; and with experience in the bust
ness of teaching and motives to enterprise, have
doubt he will meet the expsctstions of all reasona
bic patrons. VIM. A. SMITH,
Prest of Randolph Macon College
Mr.. J. Fl. BINFoRD is graduate of the University
of Virginia. and has been successfully engaged in
teaching during the last four years. both in Eastern
and Western Virginia Testimonials from the Pro-
fesaors of the University of Virginia and his patrons
to bis capacity and qualification be SEEN If
desired, by calling Messrs Bnford Porter's Cabl-
J. H BINFoRD,
au 1-2tawlm& Stawlm w. T. BAILEY. A. B.
Il N1OS r. ENAIE = g. NINA Ii ...Ehe eI-
~ ercises of this School will be ed on the 18th
Of September next, embracing term of ten months.
The courst of instruction will be thorough and ex-
tensIve.
TERMS:
Tuition in the lower English Branches. 0G
Tuition In the higher do do and Ma.
tneInatlcs oh Vi
Ancient and Modern Languages, cach... $50. 10 co
Music the Piano. 40 Oh
Board, washing included ...................l30 90
From the liberal patronage already received and
the increasing interest manifested for the
this School, the Principal fee assured that his enter
psise will be fully aimed by the citizens of the
Eastern portion of the city and s vicinity whose am
pie ability and Willingness to educate their dsugh
ters literally, will compare favorebly with any por
ton of the CITY.
Impressed with these sentin epts he pledges renew
cd energy and efforts, both moral and literary, for
the full pishment of his, well their cher
ished desire for complete success.
RO. f. STUBBS, Principal
Union Hill, Richmond, August 9Th, 1856.
au "a -2awt20S
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~ Corns, Runiona Warts. Nails growing into the
hesh, and every disorder Of the feet eHectnalIy
cured. Office l6s Broad street, between 9Th and 7th
Ladies' aud grntie,nen waited apoa at their resi-
denees, without extra charge! &kk
" P0ViDULiON LOTION, for Chii5lains to
be had q. ;ny ofIice. In bottlss-kl each.
au 3---Imr 8. SCHULTZ