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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-08

hEN FOR BALTInIORE-REGULA LINE
kSEsRS> The splendid AL brig Fanny Whittier,
a Gage master having large portion of her cargo
gagged will have Immediate Dispatch For balance Of freight
as GEO W. HYNsoN L CO., 81 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-08
B A L I'll N 0 R E.

SS1S FOR RALTIhIOBE j FIRST VESSEL
ASS Regular Line PacketsThe fast sailing packet bark
ssga Ann, Keller, naser having nes Of her
cargo eGsaged will have Dispatch For balance Of freight
passage. applyto " GEO. w HYNSON L CO.,
al9 50 Camp street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-03

THE FUGITIvEs FoUND--The scandalous cbro
nicieS of the city have been busy the past two or
f1ree months with the escapade of one.arned
omcer OF the army, who eloped with the young
daughter OF one OF our prominent citizens, leaving
his own wife and family behind him. The mother
and brother Of the erring lady went to Europe in
pursuit. OF the fugtives, and by the assistance of
the London detectives" found them, as we learn
py the last steamer from England, in Ronen.
france IL is said that they found also an add.
ton to the party of sinless child of sin" which
gave sufficient explanation of the sudden depar.
fnre OF the guilty pariies.-New York Times
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THE PROPRIETOR.

EALL sTOCA-lS 5 G.i-G A X ID n II Il,
Il CARLTON CO, NO. Ill, MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VA.-Are receiving their Fall and
Winter assortment of Boots, Shoes, Leather, Paper
Trunks, Hats, Caps, &c. &c, embracing one OF the
goods to be found in any Shoe house in the Union.
These goods purchased for cAsH, early in the
season. before the advance in stock, when they had
choice in the selection from the largest
in New England, and offered TO the Virginia and
North Carolina trade very reasonable terms
We enumerate portion of our purchases:
80 cases Youths fine SCOTS all qualities
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SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS
Ill ofIn Ruhher the hast

MACHINE BELTlNG.-The general su-
lVi periorty of India Rubber the best leather
Belts, has been proved by trial of now more than
fifteen years. this together with the fact that con-
tnual improvements have been made in their quail
ty warrants in representing hat they are Ieally
superior to all others for pen, particularly heavy
msiu Belts. They preserve perfectly smooth and
even surface. They do not stretch rarely require
tightening more than once, viii always ron straight
and with perfect bearing the pulleys lby which
believe a power OF 20 per cent is gained over the
best leather Belts will stand heat of 800 degrees of
Farepheit and any degrees of cold, and can be run
in wet places exposed to weather without injury.
They are therefore invaluable for Saw MILLS, Cor
TON GINS, MINES, GRAIN ELEvAToKs and all ex-
posed places
We furnish Belts of any length width but none
are made unless specially ordered, of more than "a
inches wide. We keep constantly on hand large
stock and orders by mail or Telegraph will receive
prom pt attention. Small orders as carefully execu-
ted as the largest.
All the Belts sold by warranted Except
cross-belts for which we do not recommend them)
and it is worthy of note that WE HAVE HAD BUT
THREE RETURNED IN FIFTEEN YEARS.
NJ B.-We also agents for nanufsctory of
Leather Betting, and keep always on hand full
stock of same at factory prices
WILLIAMS & BROTHER,
Corner Cary and Pearl streets
se Agents for the manu- faeturers
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RETURN OF CHARrisT TO ENGLAND.-John
Frost who was banshed for lite, ION England,
Tor the part he took in the ehartsI riot in London
IN 1859. having received pardon recently return
ed to Newport, in that kingdom, after an absence
OF Ia years, and was received at the wharf by an
enthusiastic multitude The London Times saws
that coach, dressed with evergreens and drawn
ny Two horses was in attendance for his reception
but a. soon as he was seated, the horses were
detached and the vehicle drawn through the
streets by the populace. Mr. Frost made a speech
to the throng, denouncing the government and de-
claring his belief that the working classes would
neWr get their grievances redressed till they
got the charter. Frost was in New York when
he received notice of his pardon
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The subscriber will commence the 4th annual
session of his School, the LIST October next under
the shove organization.
In addition to full Classical Mathel natical and
English COURSE Military Instruction will be given to
all whose parents my desire it These will consti
tute corps of Cadets, properly uniformed and sub
JeGte s to regular daily drill ana weekly Prade.
The uniform worn by the Cadets will constitute
their daily dress and will be planned az to be at
once economics and neat.
Tbs duties of this departing will be 80 arranged
not to interfere with the regular studio and duties
OF the school, but will rather, it is hoped become
s ulus thereto, as well as powerful gent III pro-
noting the health manners and personal bearing of
the pupils, and the general pline of the school
new binding, embracing commodious study and
recitation rooms will be for the opening Of the
session.
The locstion 1.-THE brow of the hill adjoining the re-
sidences of Mrs Bruce ind Mr. Seldom has been &C.
iecied with especial reference to the oulfort and
health OF pupils, being ut retired and aecessible
ci0us play grounds
Terns as heretofore. Circulars to be had appli-
cation. J. AMRIER w VIII
29--2m
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FINE COUNTRY FOR WORKING MEH.-Tha e5i.
TOT OF the Council Bluffs Qowa) Iucle publishes !.
eau Tor q hundred mechanics, carpenters, brick.
layers and joiners, in that town He saws from s3
10 % per day is now paid for workmeu. and fftv
more might md employment at day 3 notice
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COKE AND COAL.

A NTIIRACITE COAL.--NOTICE.-.la am
n now receiving orders, to be filed during the fai
months for the best ANTHRACITE COAL, inciud.
Ing White Ash Lump, suitable for foundries aug
Red Ash, suitable for cooking ranses era,es an nj
furnaces This Goal will be bought In fhliadei-
pbia for cash, and delivered to purchasers upon
the sans terms. they receiving 2,240 pounds 70 tne
ton instead of 1900 the usual weight from cry cas-
ties il to charge them commission OF !" PER SenI
on the actual cost of the article invoices OF wnic
will always be subject to inspection Ill,
End it greatly to their interest to avail ~
this opportunity as their supplies will be delivered
arrival from the vessels tree from GIT, anu - If
saving of at least so per cent the usual terms Oh
the trade.
Orders to my address, through the Post Once, or
Isft AZ INV brothers Law Office, the corner OF
Main and 18th streets or with my brother ut Col 10.
H Browns compiling room, corner 18Th and Cafy
sts will receive prompt attention
an 21lm WIKI hob EN- ..
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nOCT. PLUME of the Old Medical
~ House, is still engaged in treating cal sorts of Sc
cret Diseases, and hereby invites call from those
wne have been unfortunate in their sssocistions.-
DIR. P would particularly invite call from persons
in the country who have been given up by their
phy stems as incurabe. Cases are few indeed that
cannot be reached by medicine when correctly ap-
piled The article known the CHEMICAL EX-
TRACT OF FRENCH FLOWERS is probably the
very thing before the public for renovatins
q system shattered by dissipation other cause
The Ague and Fever remedy, called FRENCH
MILK is next to certainty. Price s per bottle
Office 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
fall directions IieSl
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HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL, Main street, Staun.
y ton Virginia w. J. HUNTER Il CO., Pro.
prietors.
~ An Omnibus will always be in readiness at the
Railroad Depot to take passengers to and from this
hou.e fraa of charge nv S. 6rn
<.n. BATH COTTAGE, kOCKETTS...
- ration. No expenss hes been spared to make
it place of attraction. TIE provide for innocent and
healthy amusement, Ten-pin Allies, Shuttle Boards,
Osoit and Marble grounds have been arranged; ard
indeed everything has and will be done on the part
of the proprietor to make those comfortable and
happy who may favor it with their patronage. Riot
ana disordery persons are strictly denied place
here.
Also, Boarding and Lodsins. The rooms are nicely
fitted up and indeed for comfort and cleanliness can
not be surpassed in the city.
iy 15-2n* THE PhOFhlETOh-
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HORRIBLE aEFaIR TIJIy0Is

HORRIBLE AFFAIR IN ILLINOIS LYNCH Law
The Marion Qli.) Intelligencer, relates a shock
ing affair that took place in Pope county, in that
place. few days ago. 1t appears that a runaway
slave from Kentucky, after committing various
outrages, broke into the house OF Daniel Threld-
keld, IN his absencd, and violated his wife He
then proceeded to the house of man named Jack
son, broke in and attempted an outrage on Mrs. J.
The next day be was arrested, excited crow d
assembled and the prisoner taken out of the nds
Of the Sheriff, and tied up to II g. We here quote
from the Intelligeucer:
Mrs. Threldkeld WIS T. \ sent for who fully
identified him as the one who had viz ated her
person on the night previous. And now comes
the tragical part of the perforna~ce. Our inform
ant states that an cid sword, in The possession of
one of the crowd, was procured ami placed in
the hands of Mrs. T who thereupon proceeded to
slash, job and cut him 10 the most terrible man
ner. After her vengeance was fully satiated, the
brothers and husband of Mrs T. shot the negro
six or seven times in different parts of his
body--one of her brothers finally putting an end
to his torments by shooting him through the head
The brutal exhibition was finally wound up by ac-
tually scapiRg him, ID his remains were thrown
into gully a few rot.. from the place of execu.
ton.
The coroner of Pope county III an inquest
over the mutilated remains next ~ and render.
ed verdict in accc dance with the facts We
learn thai there IA s5r0Dg feeling throughout
Pope county condenna tory tie y, amer OF the
negro's death.
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MHnIcTNEe.
r.,IraT LONELY CHURCH YARD.
u.der Won weeping willows, with foliage q

sssIIAT LONELY CHURCH YARD.
i Under yon weeping wiilows,swit foliage %
Ara the rieh and the POOR. the post and bard,
THE father and mother and sister I've seen,
Lie buried beneath. in that lonely church yard
That moss covered slab aud ths tomb that s BY it
ON Won gentle slope, that we view from, the hill;
Lie reposlns in silence, the hopes OF my childhood;
The love that bore them. remains with ms Sill
Let each one remember, IL Coughs Cold or Asthma,
Our dwellings inyede-allew me 70 tell you,
There Is one hope left stili, the notice Is brief
Take Leonard's Cough Syrup or Instant Relief.
Who esale Agents. Messrs. PURCELL, LApp
G az SI : JoHNsToN BRo 80
CAKTEK,s SPANISH MIXTURE The
~ Great Purifier of the Blood! The best eitera'
Read the folloring Certificate.
LEWIS CREEK r O., Kan a.,s a.. Co; ;a ss"
Messrs WIN. S. BEERS & Co: -.
nssr s;rs-I was ia the yesr of 1885, attacked with
the Scrofuia was indeed, at one time given up MY
neck raw from one end to the other trieo an
raj physicians All did no good, until saw carers
Spanish Mixture" spoken SO highly OF By the news
papers got few bottles, according to direcronF
The result is thar now | am as sound as ever was ;
in fact feel better than ever did In my hfe, sna
would recommend it to all who mey be afncteo Win
that awful disease. y, NJ
Fer sale by BENNETT, BEERS * FISHER, and
Druggists generally. ao
I1OI,I.ARD'S RHEUMATIC LINIMENT
SONS remarkable cures performed BY this Llai-
meut have como under especial notice OF isse,
Iobnstona on Union Hill, who had been confined to
her he'd for more than a week by rheumatism, and
was cured by ONE BOTTLE OF PoLLARD's RHEumA-
TIC LIsIfssr. Prepared GHNly ~ y. POLLARD.
Druggist, 18th street,
And for sale by Druggists throughout the atty
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A large Democratic mass meeting u.s b.,s
Cincinnati Monday evening, Hon. John {. Brsck.
infidge' John Il Robinson and others spoke There
was much enthusiasm Aoie
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WATCHES AwD yUwaLRy.
THE OLIs WATCH.

e THE OLk WAXCE.
WN My grandfather's watch is battered and old
$780, 1t never contained either jewels or gold
Pve carried thee new for many long years
And cherished by me, though some gave thee sneen
Although thou art thick, and not outwardly fine,
Through summer and winter you've kept up good
time;
I've seen many a rival. all csssd in fine gold,
Yet still prefer you for time, though you're cid;
Poor, common and worn, with thin silver case
| scarcely can see the time now by thy face,
Yet stiil can hear, by that old wheezy sound,
You must be repaired, you'll soon run aground
And SO long as live, none ehal part me and yop,
Save while you're repairing By BAR-TH 0L-0-MEW
And as those old hands point the hour Of dsy,
1t tells nae how time passes swiftly away;
For soon must l leave thee, FIR none will be gaming
go, like you then, for thorough repairing
w. j. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker,
Corner of 18th end Main streets
N. B.-Watches, Clocks and Jewellery Of every de-
scrptiop carefully repaired. Hair Ornaments Of eve
~ kind made, and Engraving neatly executed on tho
shortest notice. and moderate terms az any other
house in the city. je3
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iy 2S-d5m Richmond, Va.


MIR. LEFEBVRE, SCHOOL. Richmond,
lFl VA.-The next session of this In stitution will
open the ist day of October 1856, and close on
the first day of Jnly, 1857
TERMs.--Roa-d $500; Washing $50; English TUT
ticn $40; Modern Languages each $2s; Latin & 20
Music Piano, Harp Guitar $50; Draw ing $4e
Drawing from nature S4G Painting, water colors s 4O
in OF! $50. Primary Department for children under
10 years of age $50
REFERENeEs--.P Patrons of the SCHOOL, Right Rev.
Bishop Mead, Right Rev Bishop Johns, Right Rev.
D., Rev. T. V. Moore, D D.. Rev. B. Gie ersleeve.
FAcULTY.---Hubert P. Lefsbvre, A M. Prncipa
Rev. H s. Keppler, Rev. w. K. Webb,An; j. +. Lit
tie, NJ D., r. A Lewis II. D Joseph Mi'herd, John
A Calyo, C. w. Thilon, Miss Gordon Mrs Taytor
Madame Estvsn, Mile Lacy, Miss E. BARTLETT, Mile
Villemet, French Governess etc., etc.
AL letters 70 be directed TO
jy T. Am HUBERT P. LI3FEBVRE.
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BAD ACCIDENT ohm, a lad IA or Is wear. OH
ana eldest son of Mr.. Fielding McClung, Of Nebo,
ss county Va, shot himself accidentally on the
ieln uit He was In the habit of carving gun
ana nsd taken Il out in his fathers yard for the
60. and attempted 10 raise the hammer Win hi.
1907, 80 that he could blow through It; but, unfor
ssnalely was loaded, and his foot sIpped off the
I,1 ~ the gun fred. and the whole load entared
lis mouth, killing him instantly 'A'''e ca
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A UCTlON GOODS, AUCTI1 n 1;1flD..
"A Opening this day, bought ct suci ION. case OF
Huper Berage de LANES handsome pa, terms whieh /
am selling az shilling per ward forth SO eta 10
bring to this country; the greatest soc rce ever Of
fered In this city.
Also Black and White Giughsms j a cta and IL
per yard; French Fancy Gipshams handsume pat
terms, az lfse per yard; lot Cacoes AZ IA Ger I'd
Plain Fig'd Berages; Ladies Liasn Pocket EdS r.,
st0l21 CENTS Grass Skirts Grape 8 ,axls. Corssfs.
awns mosaaito settines' Bonnet RI bbons; Emtroi-
I; p.eacnea ana Unhlesehed d omestcs; Irish
.anS. sn.sloon s.ans, ara many other styles OF
fall purchases Therefore bargains NAV he sTnssf.
ed by callingst AUGUSTUS iAII.ERTs
- Nc. kIMafu street.
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An1n Jefferson City tMo) Inquirer, of the Goth of
ton ON sa ssss mai Gen smith has made reqaisi
troops stationed at that point. ui'posAo'e
Inc operatives recently employed In thu rr.,,.a
n.a.es armory tsaringfeIa Mass held an iaa;
nsaScsd s ~ On Ihursday evening last and de-
Representatives They also passed s rs ohsa OF
''''s''''s o. he Senate Of the united sls.es ''A
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lNsEED OlL...Pure Lin
sale by rp
" 2
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A UGUST, 2Gth 1885,
n GREAT ATTRACTION PRIVATE
AUCTION
THOMAS r. PRICE x Co.. at the old established
continue until their rsgulsr fall trade esins to sell of
large lot OF men Injured and striped silks Broche,
uneres (all WOOL common Mousnes a I'd a variety of
than half their real value.
These bargains will bs exh;b;,sa ~ The .acond
New goods daily arriving
26-dkwim THOS u pp ycF e. RI
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SsODA " ATER IN PORCELAIN E0UN-
y TAINS-Our Soda Water is in full opera
hon and we will at all times furnish this delicious
and wholesome beverage in the greatest perfection
with all the delicious Fruit and Cream SyruPs, man
ufactured by ourselves from the real ripe fruits Our
Apparatus is of the most recent const uction, the
Fountains being lined with the finest WHITE POR-
CELAfN and the cooling arrangement, such as TO
insure its being at all times Icy coo and pure.
Saratoga and Blue Lick Sulphur Water, kept con-
stsntly cool on the Ice during the warm weather.
MEADE Il BAKER, Pharmaceutists
1856 N. w. Corner of Main and 10th streets
~
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EDUCATION.
n n. T.. TIGHE,s SELECT CLAssl-
lii. CAL AM COMMERCIAL aCHO o u, on

n II L. TfGHE,s sELEC1 GLAssi-
Ii. CAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, ON
franklin street. above TIL
The next Academic year Of this school WIZ open
on MONDAY, the 18th September, and close the iosh
Pupils will be received who are prepared to enter
any OF the classes. class for beginners IN La'ih
Mr. s1aPL S CARR a Master Of Art, from the
University of Virginia. and very superior Ma'heh'1
teal Teacher will assist in the School.
Professor JOSEPH MICHARD wiliteaeh MooeiH
An eminent artist will teach Drawing. IS
The Principal will teach the Classics ana mOh' VI
the English Branches.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. "a,
class Of little boya under ten years OF st T WI
he formed who will be taught BY competent iescn
err Reading Writing Spelling ATitbmetic ana 80
srsphy exclusively, at tuition of So per session
of ten months
REFERENCES:
Among The patrons of the school last year, were
the geyT v Moore, d D.; the Rev Geo. "ood-
bridge; the Rev H. 8. Keppler; messrs wynn; n.
Grant John ~ Patton, VIM. Marshall Jonn "a Roy
an John Crane VIM Palmer. George 3 Palmer,
Lewis D. Crenshaw, Corbin WarWlck, J. Adams
smith. Nicholas Mills Philip Mayo. Beers Poin-
dexteI John II. Tyler, of the fins of Mitchell Ty-
Ter, &c Ac .
r. Fl. l.. TlGHE. A. NJ,
Franklin st., above It'll.
PS-As the vacancies are few, an early applica-
ton far the admission of pupils is desirable.
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EXAGGERATED STATEaEST-.The FiDeast,s
ue'noerat, aiiuding to statement, originating in
the Petersburg Intelligencer. relative to ,hoe
Tempt OF gentleman to puilout the tongue of his
enid, while laboriug under horrible dream. or
nightmare, says that the facts are simply that the
senIeman threw his child out of bed but did not
pun out Its toDene or in any way jnlure IL
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a. ID. DENOON mas Tor sale oOU hnamei-
-. led Crates Tenders and Summe Pieces, EN-
These CRATES are Of my own manufacture, and shall
be sold at the lowest prices. Orders from town and
country promptly attended to- The Virginia Me.
chanics Institute awarded silver medal the highest
premium, to SAM'L D. DENooN for the best speci-
mems of Crates and Tenders. Also for sale large
stock of Bells, Brass Brick Moulds &c Apply tiny
Bell and Brass Foundry, No. 225 Main street, be-
tween 9th and 9Th, wesE side Richmond, Va.
iv le-3m
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EDUCATION.

NnIss TAZEWELL's SCHOOL, Grace
.iNsTREET, BETWEEN Urn AND sTHs-1he sixth
session of this School will commences on tho rst day
n October aud close the first dag of July.
Mss TAZEWELL will be assisted By gentleman
wboye attainments and experiences render him con-
siderable acquisition to the School, ANY other desir-
ed information win be communicated through circu
lars, which can be obtained on application
Terms, payable sem.annuay In advance:
For Board. .................... $500 70
Higher English Branches. ............... ~ 90
Primary do do .................... 50 90
Ancient and Modern Languages each. . 20 co
Music and Drawing Profe ssor's fees.
Ri M
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H3Rs. & MISS JESSIE GURDON,s
I've SCHoOL-to be removed to Franklin street
will open on the lst day of October nsxt. Terms
as heretofore Application may be made personally
at their former location, (Mr. Thomas Broken
broughs or by letter, addressed to Mrs. Gordon,
Richmond. Va. au l5-3tawtlstO
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PICHMOND MILITARY INSTITUTE.

REV ]. AMBLER WEED, Priucipsl-Classical
and English Department,
MR. CHAS Z. LAUCK, (Graduste Va. Military In
stitutel-Departmt: Mathematics, Nat. Science,
and Military Tactics
NJ. ]. MlCHARD-Modern Languages.
M. J. A. CALYO-Drawing.
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MRS. g MIss AnA d. NLfNOK 8

nh KS. * MISS ABA Is. NJ u * =
MOND.-The second session OF this Institution will
commence on the 1st day of October next, for one
continued session. to lst July, 1857
In the organization of this school, it's Principals and
accomplished Assistant unite with the fruit of their
experience, the light and counsel of others emf
nent in the profession and they intend it afford the
means, not only of thorough course OF substantial
Instruction. but also of all the accomplil 'hments
cessary to a finished female education.
Neither in retaining their able and experienced
Assistant i'll the selection of her fello laborers
nor in their other provisions have the ubscrbers
spared anything that may make their /. 1sttution
worthy of the patronage of the community. Atten-
ton will be paid to the and morals of the
young ladies at ali times and deep interest taken in
their advancement
MUSIC, 10th vocal and instrumental will De taught
by competent teachers The Harp Piano ar d Gui-
tar, all furnished in the family.
Terms: Board, 5000; English tuition, $40; Prima-
ry department, $50; Modern languages each 800;
Latin, + 2O Music Piano, $50; Harp, &c. Ct tar,
S50 Drawing and Painting, $40.
REFERENCES: Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Few. mo.
P. Mctjuire, Rev. j. Peterkin, Va; Oliver VIII te,
Esq, Fleetwood Academy, Va C. B Gibson, NJ. -,
J. Bolton NJ. D., A Petcolas, M. D., g. A Wilson.
mond; Hon. R. M. T. Hunter, Hon. j. NJ. Clayton. u.
S. g.; Frederick Coleman and Beverley Douglas,
Eaqs, State Senate; o. M Smith, Esq., Lunenburg
MRS. JEFFERSON MINOR
jy A-Sm MISS A. B. MINOR.
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE e..
~ The seventh session of thu Southern Femal In
stute Will commence on the rst Monday in Oct ober
next.
The Boarding Department is under the charg Of
D. Lee Powell, Esq
TERMS:
Board for months ............. $500
Tuition
French, Italian, German, Spanish each. .......--2o
l4dIh 10
Drawing from $50 to $50.
Music at Professors prices
Preparatory Department.
Washing and Lights extra.
d. LEE Pc WE'LL,
RoB'T J. MORRISON, 5 Principals
Address, Richmond, Va. iy 2l-ts