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LAND WARRANTs.-rhe following are reliable
tinns of the Lard ant

The demand for zoos is better than for warrants
of any other size This arises from the fact that
there is small amount of land subject to private
entry, and the 1905 are sought for by pre emn.
tors. who are taking advantage of the present low
prices of warrants to perfect their titles The clo
sing up of the land Offices in the West does not
preclude the preemptors from provin their claims
inc supply OF l20s is very large, and they must
continue dull
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PATENTS ISSUED. For the week ending Ser.
tember To- 1856. thirty,one patents were issued
from the United States Patent Office. Among them
one 10 1ohn u Coates, of Big Lick, Virginia, for
improvement in dentists forceps; and to Jassa
Whitehead of Manchester, Virginia for improve.
ments in self-acting rakes for harvesters
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,lI1EIsI1 III . n hi -KTLLER-CHIL-
AUGUST, yOth 1885, ,n,y.rr

AUCTION. ..hn.h.s
THOMAS R~cPRICE Co.. at the old sstsonsn nee
stand SO Main street, will commence tbs oey ~
Continue until their regular fall trade Gins 20 sea- "
laree lot of rich figured and striped silks
do. Plaid do figured French Mouslines ana xas ~
atbsr goods the accu alton of past seasons AZ ess
than half their real value. ,-.sa .r....,a
Thess bargains will be exhibited on the secono
floor 30 as not to interfere with their regular
New goods daily arriving.
--dI I'm, THOS, X. PkItIE x w.
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EXPLORATION IN AFRICA A French exped;;
tion, under Count d'Escayrac de Lauture. and un.
der the protection and auspices of Said Pacha, of
Egypt, Will leave Europe on the 10th of November.
to explode the headwaters of the river Nile. The
whole force will comprise IL Europeans. besides
the leader, and 300 soldiers, furnished by the Egyp
nan government For the navigation of the Nile
the expedition has 30 barques, 2 small steamers
aad 100 sailors ...
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The WING MASS NETTING in Baltimore Thurs.
sas.s aas as saended by 10000 persons. The
s,ncr slAna vas fitted mp Al an expense Of
siooo. Many Of the prominent member, Of Tie
.,a, convention were speakers on the occa.
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EXCITEMENT IL TEXAS ON the 9th inst the
ellizens OF Colorado county, Texas, discovered an
armed organization among the negroes IN effect
an instruction Three of the ringleaders were
TAKEN by the people and hung. All tue Mexicans
10 tie county were ordered 10 leave in five days.
s penalty OF death-they being suspected of
oeing the prime movers Ia the affair
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81 FALL , $ TsBSA!DE--M
TIKI GREAT SOUTHERN HAT AND
CAP MANDATORY AND DEPOT.

JOI1N DOOIb OF MALI 6tTeSC,
RICHMOND, VA,
HAS now reedy for the Fall trade, by wholesale and
retail the most varied and extensive stock he has
ever imported or manufactured.
In order that the require of all his customers
may be most fully metand to obviate the necessity
OF country merchants and others going or sending
North for their Goods he has laid an assortment Of
every article in his line both home ana foreign for
Ladies' Gentlemen's, Chiidren's and Servants wear
which he could find in the different markets he has
visited or communicated with.
To the getting of Silk and other Hats in his own
mandatory, he pays the closest attention and h.
feels confident that few other houses North or South
eau equal, and none excel him therein.
His facilities for conducting his business being of
the most complete kind, ali orders will bs filled with
the greatest punctuality and promptness.
au S0-ts
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hLLED-Jabez DooIey died in Bedford county
va, on the l2ih inst, from having leg torn off
gay or Two before by threshing machine The
iiiiO was torn off below the knee and urther q u,
putation failed TO save the life of the sufferer
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auaN lava y. aincks, for twenty years chief deputy
collector At New Orleans. aud n highly 'astaa,aed
s,,lzsn died on the llth inst, At shieldsboroueh,
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FNELISH, CGAsSICAL AND lIATHE-
IL NAUTICAL SCHOOL. FOR BOYS,
Fourth street betveen Broad and Marshall
g. L. C. SAI4TER, Principal. .s
ID III. L.. TIGHE,S SELECT CLASSI.
IA. CAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, on

ID III. l.. TIGHE'S SELECT CLASH
II. CAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHO o L, ON
Franklin street, above 7th.
. The next Academic year of this School will open
on MONDAY, the 18th September, and close the 18th
July following. ...r.
Pupils viii be received who prepared to enter
any Of the classes. class for beginners in Latin
will be formed. .af
Dir. SAlfL s CARR, a Master Of Arts. from the
University of Virginia aud very superior Mathema-
teal Teacher, will assist in the School. s--'
Professor JOSEPH AICHARD will teach Modern
Languages. ~. i. .--.'. -..s.. /
An eminent artist will teach Drawing.
The PRINCIPAL will teach the Classics and most OF
the English Brerehes ' .s. .
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT ~
class ST 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, ut tuition Of $25 per session
of ter months.
REFERENCES:
Among the patrons of the school last yetr, were
the Rev r. V. Moore, d D; the Rev. Geo. Wood
bridge; the Rev. IL. g. Kepper Messrs. VIM II.
Grant John N. Patton VIM. Marshall, John M Rsy'
ALL John Creme, VIM. Palmer George 8. Palmer,
Lewis D. Crenshsw, Corbin Warwick, ]. Adams
Smith, Nicholas Mills, Phil Mayo Beers r. Poin-
dexter John 81. Tyler, of the firm of Mitchell l. Ty-
Ter, &c. &c.
For further particulars, apply TO
4. FL L. TIGHE. A. M,
franklin st., above 7th
P SIS the vacancies are few, an early appiica-
ton fer the admission of pupils is desirable.
SD-1iu
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HATS. CAPS, sHoHs, &c.

xu FALL STOCK OF HATS, GAPS,
Stl LADIES AND CHILDRENS FANCY FURS
~~ FOR lS56.--We are now opening at the new
and extensive Hat, Cap and Fancy Fur Depot, Few
and complete assortment of Hats, Caps, Ladies and
chiliren's Fancy Furs comprising the latest aod most
fashionable styles suitable for the fall and winter
which will be sold at wholesale and retail on the
most favorable terms.
The attention of our customers, merchants and
ohe.s ia respe ctfuily called to the above and
splendid stock which for style and quality cannot
be excelled.
George w Duesberry, long known to the trade, ia
now engaged with us, and will be pleased to his
old customers.
BINFORD, DICKINSON & wEIsIGER
No 78 Main street.
N. B. Hats of the finest quality made to order at
the shorest notice
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r.. rsgr csszxezsszg1 SPECIAL NOTICE.
6gs2 I9eSzkx TIE ADAMS EXPRESS

-. geyT rE=sSssg1 SPECIAL NOTICE.
fSs2 ~ aWs:ss.sszssssssSETHE ADAMS EXPRESS
COMPANY, 1874 MAIN ST
Having renewed their Express, the Raleigh and
Gason Railresd, are now prepared to 70 rward with
dispatch, and at reasonable every kind of MER-
ChANDISE, VALUABLE PARCELS, JEWEL
RY, &c, SC, BANK NOTES AND SPECIE, in
charge of trusty messengers to all points on the
Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad, viz:
CASTOR. HENDERSON,
FRANKLINTON, RALEIGH
and intermediate points.
merchants ana others entrusting Goods to the
Adams Express Company, will be relieved from the
necessity OF finding consgnees at every point along
the line, thereby saving time and expense
Goods called for and delivered free of charge
, J. hi. TAYLOR, Srp't.
j. II. hASpONOUOh, agent. It's
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EDUCATION.

n W. q ONE -sxIEgE-Sh4ssf
H. C1L AND CoMMEHClAL SCHOnL on
snSas .asson On MoNpsY s
and continue ten mouths. s-la-ts 5.
II NAUTICAL SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
The .sssfissT vii ygeaa School for young Lsdiss
sshool, which viii be continued nine months viii be
taught besides the ordinary branches Of an English
Edaeation. Latin, Greek, Mathematics, French ano
Mussc THE subscriber has had many years expe-
rencs In teaching aud she fattes herself that she
can furnish satisfsctory evidences Of her quahea.
sss.tants Terms, for English branches 30 te eo
Lsiia. Greek, French, kathemaiics and Mustc 500
to see, payable semiaanaaily in sdysnse it,,
M ADELfsE CAUTHORN. frlncfpal
p. S. Address DR.. X. 8. Cauthern's, Broad street.
Sc 10 -,mt sf-4- ("
Mrs. a, Is 5. COLE will resame her
lvI class singine Vocslizston and instruction on
the Piano, the second week in October -
Any communication may be left az F.h. IayiofA
or Mrs. Pellets on Broad street Sc o--Im
EDUCATIUN..- Mrs. NJ. &. RICE did not
IL open her School the LIST inst because tue re-
pairs of the contemplated situstioi had not been
completed Should nothing proviaential prevent her
School will commence operation the I'D inst on I'd
street. between Clay and Leigh. Shs can give the
best reconme dations, having had much experienee
both in teaching and governing CHI ldren The School
will be select, the children enjoying the benefit of
good retired yard with shade, where they can take
sufficient exercise in the open air lnecessary to pre-
the health of pupils and teachers without be-
ing exposed to the dan gers and evil habits of the
street Discipline parental and systematic; instruc-
tion thorough. - 81
d. .---, TERMS: sH.sl -s.- g.
(Psr Session of 10 saoashs-Payable Quarterly
Orthography, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic. 20
P.imary-Geography, History, Grammar and Phi
losophy Observation-Disclosures. 25
Higher English branches with without Latin. 80
81 I6-6t 4s.ae rr @t..-t
pICHMOND COLLEGE.--The next SEES
II sion will open LIST October and close LIST July.
TERMS: '-
Payable onehalf LIST October, balance 18th Febry
Tuition In Collegiate Department. $500
4" :" Academic &c $500
Deposit fee 81; Printing &c. so, $50
Students occupying rooms in the Cole during the
day only, are charged So for room rent, and day
schplsrs of the Academic Department S for fuel
Students unprepared for the Collegiate course, will
be received in the Academic Department. under the
charge Of Mr. John Long
For further information, see catalogue at Harold
Murray's Bookstore. Sc l6-dtlstO
Mkr. Il ). DAADEN bcgs leave to in.
SA form her friends and the pubic. that her school
for young Ladies. on Shockoe Hill Marshall street,
between 4th and 5h streets now in successful ope-
ration and that she will be assisted by her husband,
the Rev. James NJ Darden, who, as well as herself,
has had much experience in teaching and viii give
special attention to the thorough Arithmetical tin
GLIDING Bookkeeping end Mathematical depart
mentS.
II She can accommodate few more BoARDERs.
Richmond, Sept IL, 1856 So l3-lm
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-. s. SsoksEK srosE.-rhursdsv was a
fa as Gay ~ Nor;plk The corner sions Of ,bs new
q sas g. s.ia ma IN wa: laid the Grand Lodge
military and citizens was formed pne s OF
.. hsllimore, Hon Mr.. Woedbrides Of ysrma.s.
ana -. Barry Of Illinois. wers the orator.. sAoA''
There were 22s4 arrests m.d. :.
aafiag he month Of August. : 80" Vrlsaas
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EDUCATION.


rRENCH SCHOOL. FOX YOUNG LA.
II IsIf.s THE Ne xt sssten will commence Oct 1,
ia5t, aud end July /, 1857.
MRS PELLET has secured the services OF Prof
EmtaN, Of Peris who will conduct the French de-
psrtu,ent aided BY Mrs. EMIoN and efficient assist
ants. ssst <. s.s.asErE
A thorough English course Of studyis pursued BY
the whole Schoofin the varioua departments - 30
The French IL spoken Ia The family and classes for
French conversation held daily, the benefit Of
oil the pupiis, which they are required to attend
Circulars of the school can be had application to
MRS. PELLET.
sc Sim Broad st Richmond. Va.
MISS HALLS DAY sUH OOI FOR
Il YOUNG LADIES. wiIra-open on the first day
of Octobsr at the residence of James B. Macmurd1.
Grace street, between 9th and 9th. The scholastic
year will end on the Sd day of July.
MISS HALL will be assisted By competent teach
ers in the Languages, &c. J ~~.~s5.s
English TultiCn.. .,.....................&4e ~ .
Modern and Ancient Languages, esch....4 ~
Dlawfns.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ 't+'
W raining ......,...'............'.. ~ $50
ENG LIsH, CLASSICAL AND l1ATHE-
Fourth street between Broad and Marshall
g. L. C. SALTER, Principal ..
J. L. WILLIAMS. A. M a.s;.t.nt.
JOSEPH MICHARD, =
The fourth session Of this School will commence
September 22d, and close July 18th following
The course of studies will embrace the Common
English Branches, Mathematics, Latin, Greek and
the NJ odern Languages.
TERMS Payable semannually In advance: -.
Senior Classics and Mathemstics... 90
Common English Branches. ~ DO
Primary Instruction 10 VI
Modern Languages, ach.................... 20 %
Sc 6-d1mx E@-...ly-a E
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tH Gas IVA hDiNG 30 SINE 5 s.-IN-

- A11AD OIL, fresh supnly recr1ved
~ and for sale by JOHN w. GARLICK.
Successor 70 OWEN B. HILL.
ssW Coraer Franklin and Market SIC.
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Address, the Principal. Hampton, Va
l-d&clm<

MIGHT GLASS IN. MT LA n.
IN GUAGES AND MkTHEMATlCS-Ag graduate
az Master of Arts OF the University of Virginia wht
has had several years experience in teaching, wisne
to form small class for instruction in the aboVs
branches, between the hours OF and ~, "a.
the dey, opportunity of maturing their early 81 l.
dies so az to render their etforts at sefimpro' e
progress in literature and the sciences more agr e.
able sure aud spid.
For further information. inquire at this efce
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CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Crafg County
~ VA-The Proprietors of these Spr ings which
have for some time past enjoyed very ,yorsble re-
pptation In the counties surrounding them have been
induced to put the water in barrels for az sonvsn
ence of invalids In other sections.
For the present, the price is fixed at g rase which
barely covers cost OF barrelng and the carriage.
Its hcaling virtues are beyond question. The fol.
lowing certificate from Dr. Carper leac ing and well
known physician in Bo:etourt county, selected from
many of equal responsibility and force:
FIECAsTLE, BoTEroUET CO., VAL
--i' July 18th, 1855.
Having been called on by the proprietors of the
"Craig Alum Springs" to express my opinion of its
medicinal virtues, hereby state that have examu-
ed the analysis of the water made by Prof Boothe Of
and believe it well adapted to cure dis
requiring tonic Alternative action on the sys-
tenn and can further stats that have known some re-
markeble cures effected by its in scrofulops aes.
items and diseases of the digestive organs.
Samuel NJ. CARPER, NJ, D,
The water has been analysed by Professor Boothe
CT Philadelphia who says
"a mineral spring of such richness and quality sx
the analysis Indicates VIII prove valuable aid to the
physician. Its position the healthy mountain re-
eon Of Virginia about equiistant FROM many of the
sulphur and other well known springs of the State
confer higher value upon the Stipulated Cbslybists
OF e'A'1 ''aA'' ''' '''D'e .gas. O. BoorHsr
Eruptive diseases, derangsment of the liver d,..
and prove It's efficacy wherever It has been tried.
This very valuable water is for sale in barrels at
PURCELL. LADD l. CO., puss,,..
no 2s-dt.if AGENTS for The p PROPRIETOR.
kfOkWA II DING BU 81 n 4 s s.-TN-
l. CREASED DISPATCH.--I have made arrange
ments to increase the line OF bosts running from nv
house and sha at the commencement OF the fall sea.
son, send out boat every other day SUNDAYS
cd by this arrangement will put goods through two
days sooner than heretofore and nearly If s,o-
Eetner, As soon a. BY the s. s. B. r., and at much
Merchants west Of Luxembourg wishing to eonsixu
tner foods 70 the rsrora agent required to de-
Goni funds TO pay the charges to that point a. the
tefGa and Tennessee Railroad refuse 10 nav or eoI
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AH-R. CARRiA(aks, Al /. M cossh
r. q The subssribsr has on hsnaii = ss,aahsra AZ
Making Establishment on la s.rssts,
Icy, between Mar snd Gary, QSth nd is' FARO
ssar the CslamAisa Aetst cOAonEac. ~ visssss
7ENa, BAReuCHEa, nu06tES Win ~ y he ~
msserisls ~ worHmsuship. All Of whisa ~, ~ stJ
ma s. low . soo1 wosk Of the kin1 can p tAo
n Hiehsnond; and respectfully ask csn = - ~
n want - any ssisle - the Carriage me- - igsss
pzsess paasiAls, "a - vess seid. ~ 49,
fanxoA. aA q ss :, ~ .NauH.
q 2S-Aom MiCAJAn
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Richmond Markets. Sept. 10.

t1oH1fsUHU stpts III.
FLOUR No transactions to day, and the market
still unsettled.
WHEAT-The decline in wheat has been from
to 10 cts. on cash sales We quote good 10 prime
red 81 to l.40 do waite Las 70 so. some time
sales may be little over these figures; and very
choice lot of white such in other markets NAV be
denominated family -four white wheat" might
bring t55 Receipts liberal.
CORN teel ling seems to be unchanged in the
corn market. We still quote 65 to zoe per busheI.
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BY TeIegra pil.

New YORK, Sept. 19.-Flour has advancing ten
dency State $57506.25; Ohio So S0GD6 so. Wheat
Southern white $l63a. Core declined; mixed G6c.
Stocks flat Va. 6's p9zs.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 19.-Flour declined IL cent? per
Dbl. Howard street Sc 81. Wheat declined; Red
81 S5UI 43, White Sl.45Ol sc. Corn lower, White
6)063; Yellow 62Oe5 cts
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SODA WATER IN POkC ELAN EOUN-
y TAINS-Our Soda Water is now in full opera
ton and we will all times furnish this delicious
and wholesome beverage in the greatest perfection,
With ali the delicious Fruit and Cream Syrups man
uactured by ourselves from the real ripe fruits Our
Apparatus is Of the most recent construction, the
Fountains being lined with the finest WHITE POa-
CELAIN, and the cooling arrangement, such as to
insure its being at all times Icy cool and pure.
Saratoga and Blue Lick Sulphur Water, kept con.
stantly cool on the Ice during the warm weather.
MEADE BAKER, Phermaceutsts,
s.te 1885, N. w. Corner of Main and 10th streets.
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MIR. LEFEBVRE' SCHOOL, Richmond,
lsA VA-The next session of this Institution will
open on the LIST day of October 1856, and close on
the first day of Jnly. 1887
TERMs-Board 5000; Washing $50: English TUT
ton $40; Modern Languages, each 800 Latin $50;
Music on Piano, Harp or Guitar $780, Drawing $50;
Drawing from nature $40; Painting. water colors 4o
in OF! $50. Primary Department for children under
10 years of age $50.
RErERENe Es--P Patrons OF the School, Right Rev
sshop Mead, Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Right Rev
D.. Rev T. V. Moore, D D. Rev. B. Gidersleeve
EAcuLTY.--Hubert z. Lefsbvre, A. M, Principal;
Rev H. S. Keppler, Rev. w. Z. Webb.A.M;J. p. Lit
tie, NJ D., R. A Lewis, Nj. D Joseph Michard, John
A. CaIye, C. w. Thilon, Miss Gordon. Mrs Tavor
Madame Estvan, Mile Lacy, Miss e. Bartlett, MILE
Nileinet, French Governess, etc., etc.
All letters to be directed to
iv lin HUBERT P. LEFEBVRE.
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NiEW WASHING MACHINE.--The snb-

u Y
scrbers beg leave to inform the citizens of Rich
moud city, Henrico, Hanover, Louisa, Goochland
and Fuvanna counties, that they have purchased the
right to manufacture and sell the Floating Balls or
KnuckIs WASHING MACHINE, patented by T.
HeIlingsworth in 1852, and ready 10 furnish
families Hotels. Boarding Houses, etc on moderate
terms.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing, are requested to
call and witness the operation Of this Mschne, at
WIN. H. Woodwards, ON 9th and franklin streets. or
R b. Wosdward's, on Main and Sth Streets where
orders will be punctually filled
WIN. H. u r. B. WOODWARD.
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NTEADE s. BAk Ek.
ll CHEMISTS, PHARMACEUTisTS,

.f.-si,..f. .APOTIIECAR1ES :.
I36 w corner of Nam aud 10Th stree o. just aDoNe
the new Custora-House, Richmond, Va.
Offer to physicians and families perfectly fresh stock
of relnble Drugs, Chemicals and Medicines Fancy
Articles: Spices ground and unsround; Surgical Ia-
struments and Appliances; the finest imported Gil
gars; the best brands Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,
and every article usually found In first ciaSs dug
store on as good terms they be had elsewhere
IN ths country RICHARD II. MEADE.
- r. ROBERTS BAKER,
Graduate of Philadelphia College Of Pharn acy.
Ill.
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MYULDIMGs, DIG hss y pel ASp Mi.

M DRESSED LUMBER-Bslviders Pl.als q. 70 +.
on 9Th street south OF the Bssin. in rear o.
tersburs Planning. Of all kincs o. .ssssr =
Tonguing and Growing done In the beg. ssslv
Dressed Flooring, 81 & and ~ ihea S ier ssls
ing, Partition and Car stuff on hand ana ups.
AIso. Frame Timbs1, Oak Fencing, and ea'ia'1s
teriAts generally. ..,,.re, ~
Builder Mouldinsa sixty different ps''
wsys on hand. = ka1. ooa,NsoS
Z. % ST. m rs 8sS = y. nI -1-.----7,sVS
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EDUCATION.

nrIss a. Nj. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
iti VOTING LADIES will commence again on ths
6r.. Of October next For particulars impure atihe
srboai Rooms corner Of Fifth and Franklin streets
terneriy Rev III. D Hose's ses-dlms
nITF 4. ERlCSsON, n graduate Of the
~ University Of Upssl and nearly three year.
Gems Of Richmond, ss teacher Of the Latin Greek.
Gsrusn aud French Languages, He viii instruct
classes in Schools or give private lsssonas Terms
moderate He can be found at his rooms, coraef
Refer TO Z. M. Harold. r. II. Montague, Rev. Mr..
Michelbscher
ri desired. Mr. E. will form private classes 10
Lstin or Greek q se Jim
HIfss -TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL, Grace
Nl STREET, gsTwEEs 7TH And 5rH.LThs sixth
session of this School will commence the first day
eff October and close the first day of July.
Miss TAZEWELL will be asssted by a gentleman
whose attainments and expe Renee render bin con-
sidersbIe acquisition to the SCHOOL, Amy other desir
ed infor nation will be communicated through circu-
lars which can DO obtained on application. zg
Terms payable semi annually in advance
For Board. ...ssssss...s ~Hto w
Higher English Branches. ~ w
Primary do do .....-...-......s... ~ w
Ancient and Modern Languages, -each.-..... 70 90
/ Music snd Drawing, Professors fees ry.
au S3-lm*