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The Shasta courier., 1856-02-23
EAGLE HOTEL.

LAULE HO EL.
fi558 THE ABOVE HOTEL, has Just been
~ - refitted and opened by Messrs. Maharg
60 & Brother, formerly from San Francisco.
Having been engaged in the Hotel business for a
long time, they hatter themselves that they are
capable of conducting first class Hotel, and So
licit a fair share of the public patronage.
This Hotel is better calculated to entertain
families then any other in the town. The rooms
and upper portion of The Hotel, will be under
the Immediate supervision of Mrs. Maharg.
THE TABLE.
No expense or trouble will be spared TO pro-
cure the best the markets afford.
THE BAR,
Will at all times be supplied with the best of Liq-
uors from San Francisco
TAGES,
Make daily arrivals at, and departures from this
Hotel
The terms will be as liberal as at anv first class
Hotel iu The Northern country.
W. A. MAHARG,
JOHN MAHARG
Shasta, February O. 1856 If
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llATHE READ.

the above named person. late of Iowa HILL
II will come TO Iowa Hill, or communicate with
Dr. Sheridan, he will learn some thing to his
advantage. febl64t
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-23
n ~. CIampsus Yiius.-ReunI.

n. Ciampsus yitus.---ReguIar mcet-
ihss OF this Ancient and Honorable Order. will
hererfter be held every Tuesday evening, at
@eir Hall IN Wills Brick Building. knights of
me order are requested 10 attend punctually.
By order of the N n
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-23
To John G. Mol, Greeting.

NOU are hereby Summoned to appear and
Il answer in said Court. unto the complaint
of Winsett Nork, filed for the recovery OF the
sum of six hundred dollars, ($600 00,) and the
interest on the same from the 24th day oil June,
1853, at the rate of three per cent per month
until paid, which amount is alleged to be due
him from you, upon express contract Tor the d.
rect payment of money-and a so for foreclosure
of mortgage mentioned in said complaint, filed
in our said Court, within ten days after the SER
vice of this Writ if served in said county
within twenty days if served in any other couu-
ty in this judicial district, and within forty days
if served in any other county, or Judgment by
default will be taken against you Tor the aiore-
said sum Of six hundred dollars (S600 00) and
interest aforesaid, together with the costs OF this
suit. and the plaintiff will apply to the Court Tor
a decree for the foreclosure of the mortgage
aforesaid, and The relief demanded in said COM
plant.
Witness: WM. p. DAISGERFIELD, Judge OF the
Ninth Judicial District of said State this twenty
third day of January. A. D., one thousand eight
hundred and 6fty-six.
WM. S. JENKINS. CLERK, b. c.,
GARTER & EARLL,
An'ys for PrE. ) ja26-6w
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-23

5 Sens of Temperance, shasta snscs.u
Division, No. 1873, S. of T., meets every AZXZ
wednesday evening a: u o o'clock at the s5z1S
E. Clampsus Vi,us Hall.
Oct 30. 1855. noo,c
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-23

-S DIR. l.. j. .Cznp.kay.---This gentleman
whose name appears in another part of this pa
per, is a Hungarian By birth, Republican in
principle, and IN American by adoption. He
endeavored in the land of his birth to establish.
for the benefit of his countrymen, freedom of
speech and freedom of action, failing in which
he has sought IN expatria,ion the only country
whose institutions harmonised with his inclina-
tions and where he hopes TO extend and receive
the hand OF fellowship. But more especially do
we desire TO speak of his private character and
professional abity-ihe former OF which has
remained unsullied through many vicissiiudes of
l'ie; the latter carries with it the promise of
hope TO gladden. the dependency of the afflicted,
and we most cheerfully advise those who suffer
to avail themselves OF The advantages which are
offered by his integrity, knowledge and skill
The Doctors Medical and Surgical Institute.
is at the corner of Montgomery and Sacramento
streets, San Francisco ft33n
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-23

,g Notice. All persons Indebted 10 Sba..
ia County for Poll tax for the year 1856, will
pay the same immediately
Your attention is requested to this subject,
gentlemen.
r. R. SNEE
Assessor for Shasta County
Jan. 3, 1856. Jan. 3 If
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-23

SUPERVISORS NOTICE
N Office is HEREBY GIVEN to the Road
IL Supervisors Of last year, that they are re.
quired to make report of their proceedings as
Road Supervisors. at the next regular meeting
OF the Board of County Supervisors
The following is list of The Road Super, j.
sors appointed for the ensuing wear to wit:
Dist. No. /, L. II. Tower
.. w. Magee,
3, Benjamin Swascy,
a. w w. Tracy,
5, William Lean,
6, Simeon Davis,
z, II. Copeland
8. r. p. Wheelock.
Q. 5. T. Lanhruul
10, French Tan e.
IL, I. A. Laird.
L. II. c. Stockton,
ID. p. F. Conger,
ii. Andrew Watson
10. jones Mclaughlin.
Is. d. c. Ilaycraft,
II. William Snfith
H. John s. L. Bass.
10. Theodore Pupejoy.
20. DIR. Winsell
2I. d. Eas;erbruok.
-. J J. Bell.
%, T. b. Webb.
The new Supervisors appointed are reouired
10 file a bond with the Clerk of the Board. for
The faithful performance of their duties, imme-
diately.
BY order of the Board
W S. JENKINS,
Clerk Board of Supervisors
Shasta Feb 9th 1856 rsLo A,
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NOTICE.
Board Reduced to suit the Times
AT THE
ST. CH ARIES HOTEL.

LNROM this date, the following prices will be
IL charged:
Board and Lodging per week, sl4,OO
1900
Meals, IS
Beds. so
All bills will be presented at the end of each
week and must be settled.
No pains will be spared to maintain the repu-
istlon OF this House one of the best in North
ern California
Attached 10 the Hotel we have a newly fur
nlshed COTTAGE, affording excellent accomo-
dations for
LADIES AND FAMILIES.
STAGES
Leave the ST. Charles daily for Marysvile and
Sacramento, also
TRAINS
For freka, Scots Bar, Weaverville, &C., g.
E. X. SHED,
S. +. SOUTHERN.
Shasta, January l2 1856. IF
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-23

- Aonn& America Temple of Honor
Meets every Monday evening at their Hall in
Lanes building on High Street.
WM. HIGH, w. t.
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Legal Notices.
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of he Niah Judicial District
STATE Of California.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
CoUNTY OF SHASTA. !
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or
CALIFORNIA
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-23
Special Notices.

= Rev. VI. KeIIogg,. Canrrep.,i..
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-23
SHASTA WHOLESALE PRICES
CURRENT.
SHASTA. Feb. %, 1856.

CORRECTED sr pULL, BAKER & ROBBINS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-29

MIR. LEFEBVRE, SCHOOL, Richmond,
lvl VA.-The next session of this Institution will
open on the LIST day of October, 1885, and close on
the first day of Jnly, 1857.
TERMs-Board 5000; Washing $50; English TUT
ton $40 Modern Languages, each $40; Latin 500
Music on Piano, Harp or Guitar $50; Drawing $50;
Drawing from nature $40 Painting water eolors 40;
In oil $50. Primary Department for children under
10 years of age $50. --.e-.
RsFERENeEs--- Patrons of the School; Right Rev.
Bishop Mead, Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Right Rev.
Bishop Cobbs of Alabama, Rev Moses D. Hoge. D..
D., Rev. T. V. Moore, D D., Rev. B. 0ildersleeve.
FAcULTY.---Hubert p. Lefebvre, A. NJ, Principal;
Rev. H. s. Keppler, Rev. w. Z. Webb Am; j. Lit
tie, M. D., r. A Lewis M D /, Joseph Miehard John
A. CaIye, C. w. Thlon, Miss Gordon. Mrs Taylor.
Madame Estvan, Mile Lacy, Miss E. Bartlett, Mile
Villemet French Governess, ETC., etc. ~
All letters to be directed to LHIyE
iy T. Am HUBERT P. LEFEBVRE.
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/ vALUBLK FARMS FOK sALE.--I ann

A yALUBLE FARMS FOk SALE.-I ann
II authorised to sell . valuable farm in Pow hatan
county, miles from the Court House, and mil les
from James river, and miles from the Danvile Raft
road containing $751; acres; $50 is cleared %
acres IL very rich creek low grounds The cleared
land Is divided in four fields, under good fences we'll
watered and in high of good Dwelling
House. Ice house, Stables, Tobacco house and quar-
terG balance in wood land. The barrel and other
timber on the land will more than pay for tho farm
A never falling creek runs through the land
ALSO A tract Of III acres miles from Povba-
tan Court House, snd2 miles from James river; 400
acres of which Is cleared land; balance In virsin
growth, well timbsred In Pine and oak Buildings
good Adjoining the house is Ave tobacco lots of is
sores each, worth at least 500 per acre. Neishbor-
hood good The cleared land, part 10 In high state
oicaitivafon, a. the present crops will show,
ALso--A tract, $40 acres. S miles from Powhatan
House, $50 acres Of which il cleared; balance
IA virgin growth, consisting of good pine oak and hck-
~ ss,a .aases Buildngs good, including Stables,
Al sos;-A tract 5d5 acres, 10 Chestsrseh county.
Danv,i creek creek. one mile shove Martins Depot, q,
~ Railroad, There ID on this trsct Crit Mn
"a ssoa DER - acres FIRST quality low srounds and
IN sssss WOOD i.nd, well timbsred: the balance of
saa = IN high state Of cskystion and + eonsid
Al ~. lI Dest sarG In the nsghborhood -
ALso- Several small farms In the !. -. n.,.h,.
ooo, which VIII be sold barsain pi.s. s.oy.
ss sss = my noie aud terms made verx Nh.rs &c
early application to E,t~TAgsrI n9eIsi DJ
- i6u ALEA. MOTT.
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80 NOTICE.--P. BkCiiEh a. HHO.
IA TIER Merchant Talors, No. &c Main street.
R below the st Charles Hotel are receiving
-l4- thsir fall sHd winter stock of goods consist
log OF large and varied assortment of French English
tings, &c. which are prepared to make up to orde
10 the latest and at short notice. We also keep
constantly on hand good and general assortment of
ouIseives gentlemen's furnishing goods. boys and
chdrenS clothing, &c all of which we SHALL be
happy to furnish to our customers and friends, on
terms which can't fail to please. se films
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BRUTAL OF TRAGK.-A brutal outrage was COM
mitted in Spottsylvania county, last week, by q
negro belonging to Col Goodwin. Two little girlss
daughters Of Mr.. Beazley, were proceeding on
foot to neighbours house when they were overta-
ken by the black villain, the eldest aged about
thirteen years, was forcibly seized by him and
rape committed upon person. The little girl is ly.
ing dangerously i'll The negro has been arsested
and committed to jail. .-...,.
aeL [ FJedericksbrr2 (Vo Herald
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CLOTHING EsTABLIsHMENTs.

Ia CHILDREN'S AND YOUT. III up
"a CLOTHING.-The subscriber has now the
va largest and best assortment of CLOTHING
Ii for Children's and ouths wear. that he ever
had to offer comprising all Sizes styles and qualities
Parents and guardians and all others in want of such
goods would save much time and trouble by calling
Immediately on me, as am determined to offer evs.
rs inducesnt to insure perfect satisfaction and will
be scld low for cash, or to punctual customers
J. H. RIDDICK,
No. 1924 Main st., opposite the American Hotel.
se22-Ims
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- r. HUHKUs~'r - q ii OOll, la the
". basement of the Universalist Church, Mayo st.
The thirteenth session of this School will commence
on the 18th inst and close the 10th OF July next.
TERMS, PER SESSION.
For English studies, with without Elementary
Latin. Ft"-"
For Classics and al Mathematics. 60 0N
Modern languages and Drawing ct the usual rates
Mr. B. will be aided by Mr. Henry Battaile, who
for the last two years has been engaged with MI.
Lewis M Coleman, in the Remover Academy.
N BAT the solicitation of friends, limited num-
Der of small boys in the eissentary English branch
es, will be admitted at forty doiidrs.
S-Im*
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THE DAILY DlSfA1,Os..ln.l.
Financial and Commero'ai'

"a IS<XVe
Meuday Blernlnx, sspseases.e--.-~>---~
s~-.--~--.D-y-S--~~.-s> ,,..,,,u,art,fal
Financial ana "
8asg = Fag -. Of ASSOC Virginia SO
ssles m rev a., 81, \, !. the same figure
at F9s and = sos" wv .,,.,.. of saturday
The New f''1 '
afternoon ssyG .....u.r, INT borrowers are
,, IT continues strinsent W. 49, "a vnuce In
aaIed 20 obtain secomuoes'so" "
rsse. Of interest. ,,,ws, with large sales. A.
The siosa E,,e vent down to sil Resd,as % e
the inst bosre - ss rhieaso ana Rock lsisau 70
Cleveisno =, aai New York Central 70 o'a' A'e"'
sos T,hn,, ana Northern Indisnate ~ %. - a -,
ssa, ss.n Exchange closed with i't ahsrs Paw,
Ali. an Tendon 1894 0loss FOR oshAeis A."
nee n,s,,s PIX % ~ f,a.e -
-. =. Nav York for the past weak
s.S = sns s7i. showing filling on OF ~xx",uW
=, a. ssods The exports from y last wees WEE ~
= si,a sao being sfsht decrease on iss' yes Ane
nn-,s ~ spseie were $3.50, S4f
a,,,.s ;s. R.,,,,.a a,o.x ,v.,s
Fifteen shares o. eoas"' - a..'s,1 Nsoo- "S.
AID in Petersburg Friday, ct SIS per share.
-. .fso,Aisn drv sood. Al New York for
The imPo .;n NOW 4 fsliirr of A. eompnred with
the week, sesu .sL ~ last vssr ~ viii ann.
10 tno , sS toiIowins comparison:
n,.r.a a. ,b. nort A1ss9ls nj 1aa qei
Tota, s.o.n nn,n thc market 400 s,o sos aSl
Io1a' 1aio"" 'P'A 'As '1"' $500
T.. Ioss ,oo
.,....,.a - ~. ro1t - saa n, "a, ara es1 so7
rs.a e,.o ,, az 49,. g, oso oss ~ oo1 r,s
7tfta -
Inc view inoopepaen. snnouoc1 saI p ,auLe
9 9, 1870 aaa - "; n 49, 49,
"sv.usVoui Az W Ano W. ~ noss DIV ''e''
ing, va
The total receipts of the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad, for the months OF August, were SIS 1883
800 - ~ Ear,,.-as p.nE ~ F;ncs.sI. Va
and an election will take place on the 9Th of DC.
tobsr to FIJI the Vacancy
rhs e.. rapvb re. fro,p ths S,tiIla-. scboope,
60 ~ ( ,oo Su.bai.Lre,rbea savannah on We'd
80, - =. 80. ssrn' f,o,n tbs Gsoygan
A. ~, 90 . : 80. 80 -. - -.
The recent foreign news no. eh1ou,ae..s u insu
ciaily Inc specie reserve OF .ne pans ., ianc.
was diminished IN the lace OF Ia1te %
specie snd moving IN Lgnnon P.soics
the BANK OF Ensisnn VIII soon ano'ahco ING ra'e .
interest from u 70 Per COIL
:. Ngw YORK Sept. 2-There is an active demand
tot $3.50 "a o. aist;on and nrire. have i'm
nroved $40 cents per bb the larger advance helms
on good extra Ohio Indiana md Wisconsin, which
were takeu fr ,ey on speculation the sales COZ
bbls at So ie06S0 for superne State; $40 65 fo
extra state s6 S0a6 IS for sureriine India a. Wis
consin and Ohio; lad Sc 7e0750 for extra do.
southern -four is also SOLO cents higher, with sale
NJ poo bbls at Sc s07 rs for mixed to good brands
and s6S5So7 80 for fancy and extra wheat ID higher
the safes include 10000 bushsls red Southern a
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CO-PARTNERsHIp 40
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, 2aoI Broad

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, 230t broad
W sTREET.-l00 900 pairs of those beautiful Shades
only SHE, richly worth 81; Landscapes. plain and
did vase Shades gilt aud Gothic Shades at half the
price they usually sold at. Table Oil Cloths all
widths, % cents mp.
York prices. Also, nce assortment Of Dry Goods
Hosiery and Gloves at the lowest possible prices
Iacs Mss lace sl s ladies' and MI.
seE Belts &C.; Ladies' Collars from Sic, up; Under
sleeves 25c; Brown Linen Table Cloths 5oc.; Towels,
cheap Ladies will find 1t to their advantage to call
at the cash store of n. GOLDEN. $50 Broad St,
jyS hatween Sd and 9Th
FALL. IS56.-.We are new IN receipt Of
most attractive aud commanding supply Of
a Dress and Cloak Trlnmings
we have yet offered. rs also srsst variety Of new
- FANCY AND VARIETY GOODS.
and are constantly kseaine on hand most complete
which no sell with saaa,i advance on factory prices
Also s..
Childrsn's woalsn Hose. Sacks, Caters
Ladies' Opera Hoods. scsrfs. etc
presenting our elsms this season to the patren.
age Of our ffienda and the public we can assure than
that with pcIcased facilities. have made such i'm.
provsments IN our stock that II Il second to none
North OF South, In completeness and variety. ana
that IN all casos our prices shall be At LEAST tow
- the ss,ps goods are 6 ed 3 s. sss s
\ 10 a4-2ms 4 il /. - = : "a nnsS'..
- UNDIl kH.'-F fresh Anchoyies, sardfncs,
- French Muaard, Olives, Capers, Pepp-r Sance'
ricklsa Prsservea Currants. citron, Raislns fias
CuETant JcIieys and Nuis of I'll hind ust recs,yed
'f: = ass 'sls ~ LOUIS J, sosslEUx,
Os COUNTRY MkRCiANTS-- .TaEe
ny .dylce, when you buy Candies SEQ that yen
SCI 1000 reliable sftieis. Mean Candy you can ST
slnoss say whsTs psime No: arsieie. made 81
eompsteet workman, Of standard CIushsd sussrA
sna wslrsatsd e eetp, tssh slcasy white hard aud
nies, VOC can set II LOUIS /. bosslkuXs
- z6--ot Steam Candy Factory, i07 Main 81.
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so 1856. FALL GOODS. 1886
8N DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS
W. THE subscriber has just received beapti-
-lA1- full lot of French and English Cloths, black,
brown olive and blue, of his importation, imam
ufactured expressly for hiusef.)
Also, large assortment of French and English
Cassneres Vestings, &c TO which he would call the
attention of those in want of something really mic.
Tor the fall. B. SPENCE,
Fashionable Clothier and
Sc Is Merchant Tailor, Main street.
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= AAiAi s.1:oI r,ksuoElTs-QUICK SAT IT,
kats. Prssssyss c,.,oa q Conf sesionades, Frnf,.
Of S, -, nseTss sareinss. Catsup Wines ~. A.
0ngss rrs,sryss AZ oai T ksisns. Cur anita Dfv
ssn DAVID n JONES CO
Ne. rs, Main :.
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.. 9s-tistoc*
DlCHMUaD 4hiLliAAh AAsAaAt4 b.
REV. J. AMBLER WEED. Pnneipsl-Classical
and English Department,
MIR CHAS f. LAUCK, (Grsduate Va. Military In
acknowledgements: Mathematics, Nat. Science,
and Military Tactics.
N: j. MICH AkD-Modern Languages.
n J. A. CALYO-Drawing.
ke subscriber will commence the 4th annual
Ion of his school. on the LIST October next, under
In addition to full Classical, Mathematical and
Enslish course Military Instruction viii he given to
ali whose parents my desire it These will consti-
tute corps OF Cadets, properly uniformed and SUBJ
jected to regular daily drill and weekly parade.
their daily dress and will be 30 planned to bs at
once economical and neat. ~
The duties of this department will be 10 arranged
not to interfere with the regular gudss and duties
stimulus thereto, a. well powerful agent in pro-
noting the health, Uanners and personal beAring OF
the pupils, and the general discipline of the school
A new building. embracing commodious study and
recitation rooms viii be ready for the opening Of the
sessien.
The location 1.-THE brow of the hin adjoining the re-
sdences OF Mrs Bruce and Mr.. Seddonl has been e.
lected with especial reference 10 the comfort and
heath of pupils being at retired aud accessible
With free ejaculation OF air. fine prospect and spa.
Terns ~ heretofore Circulars to be hsd ON sppli.
cation. j. AMBLER WEBB
~ 29---7m @Ef1Rf - - :, 8 = - .
"Ivery cheerfally bear my testimony to Mr.. C.
T. Lauck, Graduate of this fnstifutiop o. faith.
full and laeorious teacher. He has been aneassd in
himself 70 those who may patronize the schooi In
FRANCIS. H. SMITH, supe r;.tepd.pt.
Va. MILITARY lHsTirurs, Aug. II. ssI2
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> X. $ McELKOY, Merchant Tailor,

"a K. ). McELk0Y, Merchant Tailor,
IA Goveinor Street, a few doors above Main,
NJ Has just received beautiful assortment of
LIZ. GOODS, adapted to gentlemen's wear, con-
ssting of Cloths and Csssimeres of all colors, Vet
vets, Silks and Cashmere Vestings Of the most beau
selected by himself In the Northern cities, and he il
now prepared to execute orders with promptness on
reasonable terms. se i3-2m
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- 4 sPLENHiD rHCh 81 Sr E FAaK

- SPLENDID fUCh OF TAEI
AND WINTER STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS. BOOTS, SHOES, &c, AT
1873 BROAD STREET.-By recent arrivals we are
in recent of full stock of Staple and Fancy Dry
GooSs and complete assortment of Ladiss, ten
tlsmen's Misses, Boys and Chiidren's BOOTS
SHOES and CATERS, and Servants Shoes, com 1la
nrisns every variety and style out this season Not
wthstandn the recent advance in the price OF shoes
we will continue as usual to sell our well selected
stock at former low prices For further proof can
al the new Dry Goods and Shoe Store
ne 30 MARCUS HARRIS. No. 1873 Broad Of.
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HOTELS.

national, HOTEL, Main street, Stsun.
prietors.
~ An Omnibus will always be in readiness a. thu
Railroad Depot to take passengers to and from this
house. free OF charge. my ST. en-
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,HrucAT1oN.

.....as HDucAT1ON lsi j. q
TsFrnRs0N MALI xGADE 49,. ,., Z,
j 3sS, ssswess Clay and Leie. s s ~
UNDER raE CHANG. Of /, g
Rsvs g " iRn HHTnnn 4 4 4 M n. - tn ) !
49, s Is Now IN OPERATION. e. -, 80, z. :.
Essy advantage win 3 ssssdsd sAs pyg Sss
Thorough tanning IN fns snn9n % q -iH
. - . r C1UNCH, liza street..
- ~ HOSfERS Schsol, viii reopen on the
1t f1ctober & the same place. Plan and ssrms -
those Of last year. y 49, - = = ~ =.
q W. CONE,s sELEsGT, c GhAsis !.
Road .sTeet Opposite 81 Johns Church, viii open
10 m annual session on MONDAY, the 18th i1stsns
and continue ten months = go. 10
MISS a: q: se5iT, $1,000 ~. IA. r. mV "a
,.t n 11ctobsr next For Particular inquire at the
achooi Rnorns corner Of Fifth and franklin streets,
formerly Rev. NJ. D. Hose's. :. N o-1-m
ENGLIsH CLASSICAL AND NIATnE.
MATIcAL senos ssb eoI far youas Isdiss q Dr
Csnthors. CO. ON Bread ct the first Monday In
G.taher In this school, which will be continued nine
,nontbs will be taught besides the ordinary branches
If an Eng lab Education Latin. Greek Mathemsthics
French aad MUSIC The subscriber has had many years
experience In aud she attera she
t;ans and success. She will be aided BY competent
sssi,tsnts. Terms, for English branches $40; for
Latin. Greek, French, Mathematics and Music $50
to 500 payable ,smannusy in adysp3e
ss1s--lm+ -. =. :.
0J.0F a. EiiiCseUN, n graduate OF the
~ University Of Upssl and nearly three year, .
resident in this country Gers his services to the citi
zens of Richmond a. teacher of the Latin Greek,
German and French languages. he will instruct
classes in Schools, or give private lessons Terms
moderate. He can be found ut his rooms, corner
Refer to L. M Harold. P. q. Montague, Rev. Mr..
Michebacher.
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uAMPTON MALE AND FEMALK AGA
II DENY. 4us4se..F
JOHN B. CARY, A. M, Principal.
The next Session of this School will commence on
the first MONDAY in October, and continue ten
months The subjects taught Ancient and Mo-
dern Lepguages Mathematics, the elements of Ply
steal Science, Military Tactics, Music, Drawing and
Painting.
Board, including washing, fuel and lights %
Tuition according to advancement from $50 to 50 OO
Modern Languages, Music, Drawing and Painting,
0~ Address, the Principal. Hampton. Va
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NII(sHT CLASS IN ANCIENT Ian.
| IN GUAGES AND MATHEMATICS.-Ag graduate
az Master Of Arts, of the University of Virginia, WHIT
had several years experience in teaching, wishe
to form small class for instruction in tho above
| branches, between the hours of and TO- ?. M.
This may afford to young men engaged thronghe
dies 20 as to render their eforts at sslfimpros e.
| msnt much easy and satisfactory, and tn, II
progress in literature and the sciences mora asr e.
| able, sure and rapid
For further information. isQuire at this sffce.
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