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JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY,
y 25th, between Clay and Leigh streets,
Church Hill


Church Hill.
Rev. e. w. PETHERBRIDGEs and
Rev. II. HI. JONES, A nj.
The exercises Of this institution, will commence
MONDAY, 18TH OF SEPTEMBER.
Every advantage will be afforded the pupils for a
thorough training in the various English Branches,
the Classics and the Mathematics se3-12t*
- Fl. L. TIGHE's sELECE CLAssI-
II. CAL AND COMMERCIAL sc II o u L, on
Franklin street, above 7th.
The next Academic year of this School will open
on MONDAY, the 18th September, ind close the 18th
July following.
Pupils will be received who are prepared to enter
any of the classes. class for beginners in Latin
will be formed.
MIR. SAiPL S CARR, a Muster Of Arts, from the
University of Virginia and very superior Mathema.
teal Teacher will assist in the School.
Professor JOSEPH AIICHI4RD will teach Modern
Language
An eminent artist will teach Drawing.
The Princlrs will teash the Classics and most OF
the English srer etss
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
class of little boys. under ten years of age will
be formed, who will be taught by competent Teach
or, Reading, Writing, Spelling Arithmetic and Geo
graphy. exclusively at tuition of s25 per session
REFERENCES:
Among the patrons of the school last year, were
the Rev T. " Moore d d; the Rev. Geo Wood
bridges the Row. IL 5. Keppler; Messrs. VIM. FL.
Grant John H. Patton, Vim. NJ arshell, John M Roy
| all, John Creme, VIM. Palmer, George s. Palmer,
| Lewis D. Crenahaw, Corbn Warwick, j. Adams
| Smith, Nicholas Mills, Philip Mayo, Beers Poin-
dexter John Ii. Tyler, of the firm of Mitchell 1y
ler &c. &c.
| II. II L. TIGHE, A. NJ,
| franklin ST.. above 7th.
| Ps-As the vacancies few, early applca
ton fcr the admission of pupils is desirable.
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Nl DRESSED LUMB ER-Beividere Planning Mills,
9th street, south OF the Basin, in OF the Pc
tersburg Depot-Planing, of all kinds of lumber,
Dressed Flooring. a. and A inch thick; Shelv-
ing, Partition and Car stuff on hand and for sale.
Also, Frame Timber, Oak Fencing, and Building ma
terials generally.
Builders' Mouldings sixty different patterns, al
ways on hand.
"a s SIN &C ROBINSON
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nsA FOR RENT-N.ARLB former.
E:N ly WALL STREET HOTkL.-This property
&A:A 10 situated on 18th, between Main and Frsnklr
streets, has been recently enlarged and unaerson.
thorough repair. Ii accommodate esmfsrrsby
from fifty to sixty dodgers There is large bar
about thirty by forty feet perlor Is by 50 fssts
dining room 80 by 40 feet, spacious kitchen with
large bake oven and extennve cooking ranges all
Gently built; comfortable servants rooms
ences Cor coal and wood, Ii well supplied with
In the kitchen, bar room and on the second foos
gas has bean introduced into the house, snd thera
every convenience necessary for such establish
meut.
Possession given immediately.
For terms apply 70 FENDALL GRIFFIN
Ia Soft
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TNWELFTH VOLUME OF GALATIANS
l. REPORTS-Just published and for sale at 81.
Also, HENINGS STATUTES Is vols, At $3.50
per set or fifty cents per volume.
SHEPHERDS STATUTES; continuation of Hen
ing to year 1908; vols at So per vol.
CODE OF VIRGINIA, Interviewed, in vols, So
per vol
CODE, not interleaved. in volume S..
GlLMER'S REPORTS. vol, So.
RANDOLPH'S REPORTS, 6vols 81 per vol
LEIGHS REPORTS, vol. y; 81 per vol
ROBiNSON'S REPORTS, vols | and 2 81 per vol
GRATTANS REPORTS, IL volumes, 81 per vol
SESSIONS, ACTS AND JOURNALS OF LIE
GESTURES, of various years IL per vol
These works for sale for the benefit Of the Library
Fund
Apply to the Secretary of the Commonwealth.
sez-d2v dctm
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ErTINY Observation-Disclosures.
~ resnectGiI LIZ infnrI,,s III

TEESIIN1 Observation-Disclosures
~ scr s. respectfully informs the ladies and gem
temen of Richmond and vicinity, that information
will be given in all the affairs relating life-such az
sickness health, wealth, love, marriage jouEneys
Law suits, difficulties in business, absent friends III
riches legaeies estate and all concerns of life
Any person wishing to know and corract ate
msnt OF all things-psst present and future-must
bring send their age.
TERMs-50 cents each. Cures will also be made
white, of coler,l of all the following diseases;
Chronic cases, Sores, Ulcers, Bos, Wasting OF the
Body, scrofnlas Consumption Cancers, Coughs, Spit
ting of Blood. Rheumatism, Hea6-Ache or Tooth.
Ache, Pains in the Limbs, and ell kids Of Distemp-
Apply In Adams Valley, I'd house from corner OF
10th, on fopsr street. opposite Lancaste,isI school,
over the creek, No 2, Prof. l. 8. on the door
Advice given free TO the poor and afflicted. No
after shutdown. se I-.-,r,s
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Iea FOR RkNT..-The house third dear
Xg from the corner of 9Th and franklin Streets re.
2cA Gently occupied by VIM. n. Grant, ssq |, con.
tains 10 fine rooms, Kitchen with rooms city wa.
ter and gas tn, prenses in perfect order and pos
session given Immediately. Apply to VIM e. Grant
Esq, or to the undersigned.
eu T---ts L. r. RAGLAND co
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. p. DUisHUS~'A SCHOOL, in the
". basement of the Universslist Church, Mayo ST.
The thrte session of this school will commence
on the 18th inst and close the 10th of July next
TERMS, PER SESSION.
For English studies, with or without Elementary
Latln. Souuu
For Classics ana athe matics. 90 90
Modern languages and Drawing at the usual rates
MIR. 3. will be aided by Mr. Henry Battaile, who
for the LAST two years has been engaged with Nh
Lewis NJ Colerna u, in the Henover Academy.
N. BAT the solicitation of friends q limited num-
Der of ANAL boys in the elementary English branch
vii! be admitted at forty dollars.
Ink
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NlIGHT CLASS IN ANCIhNT La n.
" GU45ES AND MATHEMATlCS-As graduate
az Master of Arts of the University of Virginia. wh
nas ad several years experience in teaching, wlshe
to form sual class for instruction IN the aoo'e
branches, betweon the hours OF and III, M.
This may afford to young men engaged throosne
thu day, an opportunity Of maturing their early l.
dies 90 az to render their efforts at seiflmptS.
proCress in and the sciences more agr' e.
able sure and rapid.
For further information, inquire at this oihce.
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MFR. LEFEBVRE' SCHOOL, Richmond
lsk VA-The next session of this Institution will
open on the LIST day of October, 1856, and Gloss on
the first day of Jniy. 1857.
TERMs-Board $500; Washing $50; English TUT
ton $40; Modern Ian uages, each 800 Latin 500
Music on Piano, Harp or Guitar $50; Drawing go
Drawing from nature s40 Painting water colors $40
in oil $50. Primary Department for children under
10 years of age $50
REFERENCES Patrons of the School; Right Rev.
Bishop Mead, Right Rev Bishop Johns Right Rey
D., Rev T. v. Moore, D D.. Rev. B. Gildersleeve.
FAcULTY.---Hubert P. Lefebvre, A. NJ, PRINCIPALLY
Rev. H. s. Keppier, Rev. w. E. Webb.A.M; J. Lit
te NJ. D., r. Lewis, ID. D Il, Joseph Michard, John
A. Cslys, C. w. Thilon, Miss Gordon. Mrs TAYLOR
Madame Estvan, Mile Lacy, Miss y. Bartlett, Mills
Villemet, French Governess, etc., etc.
All letters to be directed to
iy T. Am HUBERT P. LEFEBVRE.
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MASSACHUSETTS BANKs.-The following |. a state
Of the condition Of the Massachusetts, banks on
die st in.t "a rapart ed tn. SECRETARY of State:
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HAMPTON MALE AND FEMALE AGA
H DENY. t-s
JOHN B. CARY, A. NJ, Principal
The next Session of this School will commence on
the first MONDAY in October, and continue ten
months The subjects taught are Ancient and Mo
dem Languages Mathematics, the elements OF Ply,
seal Science Military Tactics, Music, Drawing and
Painting.
TERMS:
Board including washing, fuel and lights -. $40 90
Tuitioo according to from SSG 70 ~ w
Modern Languages, Music, Drawing and Painting,
extra
Address the Principal. Hampton Va.
~
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Anew FAMILY AND EXTRA FLOUR,
Y manufactured by J. b. Brags and also other
brands of Extra Superfne.
35 cases L T Stick LlQUORlCE
25 GIL do do
IS &C Mass dc
Is " Esmerada do do
so Z II Mass do
For sale by JOHN A. ROBINSON,
an 15--dlm Corner Cary and Virginia streets.
NJEW WASHING MACHINE.-The SUBJ
scrbers beg leave to inform the citizens of Rich
mond city, Henrico, Hanover, Louisa, Goochland
and Fluyanna counties that they have purchased the
riaht TO manufacture and sell the Floating Balls
Knuckls WAsHIHG MACHINE, patented by C.
families, Hotels, Boarding Houses etc on moderate
terms
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing. requested to
call aud witness the operation OF this Machine at
VIM. a. Woodwards, on 9th and Franklin streets,
r B. Wosdward's, Main and 9th streets, where
orders will be punctually filed.
VIM. H. l. R. B. WOODWARD.
an 23-1m|
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A UGUST, Goth 1SJ6.-

THOMAS R. PRICE L Co., at the old established
stand 40 Main street will commence this day and
continue until their eguar fall trade begins to sell eli
large lot of rch figured and striped Silks Broche,
do Plaid, do. figured French Mousiines and CASH
rneres TALL wool) Mouslines and q variety OF
other gooda the accumulation of past seasons at less
than half their real value.
These bargains will be exhibited the second
floor so not to interfere with their regular business
au 5OMdLwIm THOS R. PRICE co.
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SEYMOK,s PATENT BKOADCAST
~ SOWING MACHINE.-This machine 10 ca pable
OF sowing correctly land any quantity per acre) all
from Peas to the smallest Seeds and all fertilizers OF
dusty nature. 1t has received the highest recon-
mend ons from societies and hundreds of farmers
We have a few of them for sale
BALDWIN, CALDWELL l. CO,
au I9-d4w&w4t Richmond Va
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ME ADVERTISER Ia desirons OF meet.
insa party, with a cash capital of $1,000 to
take an Interest in and useful nven iop which,
It 10 believed, will yield good for the amount
OF investment The address of the advertiser be
obtained at this Office when personal interview can
be had; any communication addressed to ''Invsn-
tor" left at this office, wiz meet with attention.
Sc 5-2w*
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Mem publications.
INK, EDWARDS e. Co., have just pubshed
~ TWO NEW BOOKS OF TRAVEL
II II Il q O l. ID f. ~ d A q O n;
Or, UP AND DOWN THE IRRAWADDI.
Being passages Of Adventures in the Burmsn Empire.
BY AN AMERICAN.
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ORIEN tai AGO UAIN L An g f..
limo. cloth. Price 81 cents.
In Series of
LETTERS FROM ASIA MINOR.
BY
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PROT ssmL H. Dickson, Charleston, 5 G.
g T f X I l. /
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Win PRELIMINARY STATEMENT OF THE PHYSIOLOGY OF
GENERATION
Coored Lhosraphs and numerous Wood Gu. Illustrations
ByAuersrrs x. GARDNER, A NJ, NJ D.,
Permanent Member Of the American Medical Association, Eel
low OF the NewYork Academy OF Medicine, sc.
This one Of the ables and valuable Medical works
ever published on subject of vital Importance all those who
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The MEDICAL PROFESSION and PRESS speak of i, in the
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The n Y. Journal of Medicine says:
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prot, ssion The style is that of practical
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Dr. Gardner has made the diseases of females especial
obect attention and this book that be has prohed BY
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The best Medical journal in America says: .
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u URTON's NEW T EAT Z r :,
- Broadway, opposite Bondst.
TUESDAY, Sept. o.
Enthusiastic reception and complete success Of
Miss POLLY MARSHALLA
the eminent English coincidence who will in two popu.
lar characters.
MI and Mrs T. L. Davenport, Mr. Burton Mr.. c. Fisher,
Mrs A. Parker, Miss Jane Browne, Mr.. Mark Smith, Mr..
Setchell &C. - - -
The farce of AN OBJECT OF INTEREST.
The nigh, comedy of CHARITY'S LOVE, which,
Notwithstanding its triumphant must be Withdrawn to
make for other novelties
The comcdetta of CATCHING A GOVERSOR.
Miss POLLY MARSHALL will dance the Pas de Fascination
To MORROW-A play in three acts, called THE
WITCH WIFE, with Scenery Head Dresses and Music,
and an immense cast.
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CONSERVATOIRE DE PIANO

will commence on the h instant De-combe. Piano Forte
Wtr,rooms No. 766 Broadway. Practical and Theoretical
Course Of INSTRUCTION the PIANO the plan Of the
Coneryaore II Paris The pupils will be divided INTO classes
Of EIGHT each. The will comprise Eight Lessons Of
two hours hour will be devoted the study and
performance symphonic masterpiece Of the great
carefully Transcribed for eight pianos the second hour
will BE- devoted individual instruction. each pupil in turn
play ng some brilliant piece by modern piano composer
This plan proved the mos; successful OF any yet attempted
In the Conservaiores # Europe, and almost universally
adopted pupil this gets all the advantage OF the
instruction given the others and general Interest and spirit
on emulation il obtained which follow other course OF in
struction. -. . -,
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make carly Application Mr. O. wishes 10 classify the pupils
according 10 their proficiency He will thus be enabeto take
psye advanced than he has heretofore received which
wiz obvae the necessity Of rejecting many VINO sppheo last
season.
Terms Of the Course, 20
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NIBIO's CONCERT SALOON--Broadway,
N Next TO Niblo's Garden.
THIS EVENING AND DURING THE WEEK.,
MISS EMMA STANLEY,
who has lust completed prosperous Eastern tour,
WILL APPEAR EVERY EVENING
IN h'' 's'f DSRfS%ifwING-RooM ENTERTAINMENT,
entitled the ... ,,, on ,,,o,,,p
r. TWENTY FOIJR DIFFERENT CHARACTERS!
WITH THIRTY CHANGES or C0ST ST. snNGS,,
IN SEWN DIFFERENT LANGUAGES ~ !
Miss STANLEY will be supported in the Musical part Of the
Entertainment Az y EFFICIENT ORCHESTRA,
under the direction Of ,onppr oroprI
AN ELEGANT BOUDOIR SCENE, All,
designed expressly for these entertainments BY Sgnor AS
has been painted by Mr.. Thorne: .
has been built and several improvements mace
in the for seating the audience so as to afford
full view of the STAG I4ct t. AZ; v,Fry CENTS
Doors open at 7. To commence at precisely.
NIBLO's GARDEN-GERMAN OPERA
Az of l. Annrss1oSI5o Cents. L . .
TUESDAY Sept % l85o-Nill be- presented, second and
past time Fotows Comic Romantic Opera in 8 acts, OF
ALESSANDRO STRADtLLA.
Madame NINA v BEaKEL .LeOn0re'
"'''' BEUTLER, and OEHRLEIN
THE INCIDENTAL BALLET
Will be sustained by
Mile LIMA WINDEL, Mile FLORA and Mile JULIA
,,., hEhMANN' and the CoIps Rs B RrRcM.NN
The price has been fixed the popular standard OF
FIFTY CENTS.
Reserved Seats, SO cents extra; Private Boxes, S5
Seats may be secured daily al the Ticket Office Of Nbos
Garden from o'clock and at Hall Sons Music Store
Doors open at 7; TO commence NJ o'clock
Fairy Pantomme Of BLANCHE Mile Robert and young