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

UNDER THE CHARGE OF
Rev. G.. w. PETHERBRIDG and
Rev, T. III. JONES, A Nj.

UNDER THE CHARGE OF
Rev. G.. w. PETHERBRIDG and
Rev. T. III. 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-lNf
y n. H.. TIGHE'S sELEC. CLAssI-
IL. CAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL on
Frsnklin street, above Hh.
The next Academic year of this School will open
on MONDAY the 18th September, and close the 18th
July following.
Pupils will be received who prepared to enter
any Of the classes A class for beginners in Latin
will be formed
MI SAML s CARR, a Master Of Arts, from the
University of Virginia, and very superior Mathema-
ticsI Teacher will assist in the School
Professor JOSEPH MICHARD will teach Modern
Languages.
An eminent artist will teach Drawing.
The PRINCIPAL will teach the Classics and most of
the English Brsretss
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
class Of little boys under ten years of age, will
be formed who will be taught by competent Teach
err Reading Writing Spelling. Arithmetic and Geo
eraphy exclusively, at tuition of $25 per session
of ten months
REFERENCES:
Among the patrons of the school last year. were
the Rev T. " Moore D D /; the Rev. Geo. Wood
bridge the Rev. II. S. Keppler; Messrs. VIM. H..
Grant John d. Patton, VIM Marshall, John M. Roy
all John Crane, VIM. Palmer, George S. Palmer,
Lewis D. Crenshaw Corbin Warwick, J. Adams
Smith, Nicholas Mills, Philip Mayo, Beers Poin-
Ter, &c. &c
For further particulars apply to
R. H T.. TIGHE. A. NJ,
Franklin st. above 7th.
P S.-As the vacancies are few, an early applica-
ton fer the admission of pupils is desirable
an S0-0lm
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bkiaANDAGEIN GREECE-Let,ers from Atben,
up 70 the 18th inst, state that brgandaee aourish
es sshn. Three new chiefs, Calambaliky. Iianos
..n, rotns, have made their appearance, have
captured young man named Eumainidea and Dc.
mand 1900 ldrachmas ransom fror, h,e rnso,,,,
na.e family. The same robbers have carried aw Nv
.n.es persons from the village Of Dernitza. for
whose release they require 10, 600 dr.chmas
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EDUCATION.

r,R ENTH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LA.
Il DIEs.-The next session will commence Oct. /,
1856 and end July l, 1857.
MRS PELLET has secured the services Of Prof
EMIoN of Paris who will conduct the French de-
p.rtment aided by Mrs. EMIoN and efficient assist
ants
the whole School in the various departments
The French il spoken in the family and classea for
French conversation are held daily Tor the benefit Of
eli the pupils, which they ara required to attend
Circulars of the school be had application to
MRS. PELLET.
Slim Broad st Richmond, Va
Mrs. A. B. =, COLE will resume her
lVl class in Singing, Vocslzstion and instruction
the Piano, the second week in October.
Any communica alton may be left at P. q. Taylor's
or Mrs. Pellstson Broad street. se6-lm
ENGLIsH, CtiAesICAE AND liATHE-
IL NAUTICAL, SCHOOL, FOR BOYS
Fourth street, betireen Byoad,pnd Marshall
q. L. c. SALTER, Principal.
J. l.. WILLIAMS. A. M I A..;.t.,t.
JOSEPH MICHARD,
The fourth session of this School will commence
September 22i, and close July 18TH following
The course of studies viii embrace tho Common
English Branches Mathematics, Latin, Greek and
the M odem Languages
Terms Payable semi annuallyin advance:
Senior Classics and Mathemstics. 90
Junior. oO w
Common English Branches. AZ w
Primary Instruction OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES % w
sc 6-dlm~
YEFFEKSON MADE ACADEMY,
y 25th, between Clay and Leigh streets
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me German Turner'S Of Boston. hav. .a.,...
resolutions endorsing fremont A'e soop'eo
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SODA WAITER In PORCELAIN FoUN.

CODA WATER IN PORCELAIN F0UN-
~ TAINS.-Our Soda Water is now in full opera
ton, and we will at all times furnish this delicious
and wholesome beverage in the greatest perfection,
with all the delicious Fruit and Cream Syrups
ufsctured by ourselves from the real ripe fruits Our
Apparatus is of the most recent construction, the
Fountains being lined with the finest WHITE POR-
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, Phsrmaceutists,
1S6, N. w. Corner Of Main and 10th streets.
iy 23---3In
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w srREEr-lo 900 pairs of those beautiful Shades,
fan.v Iisht Shades so cents we'll worth 81 So SPLEEN
aid vsss Shades; gilt and Gothic Shades at half the
price they are usually sold at Table Oil Cloths Gil
widths 25 cents up.
N B-storekeepers and pedlars supplied, at New
York prices. Also, nice assortment OF Dry GOODS
Hosiery and Gloves at the lowest possible pIiGesL
Misse,' Hose 8Ic; Linen Handkerchief &C.; BECK
Lace Mitts I2.c Twisted Silk 57tc Ladies' and Mis-
sss' Belts Sc; Ladies' Collars from Ste up; Under
~ Jong 10r-with other Goods, which will be sold
cheap Ladies will find it to their ADVANTAGE to call
at the cash store of NJ. GOLDEN, $50 Broad ST.,
Nv
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~ FOt SAi.k-At The American STA
&oA bies tine pair of well-broks Bay HORSES,
quite young, and perfectly sound, and work
well any where. Apply at the American Stables to
hf. hlchS- SITS
~ FOX SALE..An excellent RidiD q
4SMARE. well known in this city. Apply Ut
this ofiee. iv &Its
II DER AND WINE MILL.--This Mill comes to
US highly recommended, and we have reason to BE-
heye ir to be the best Cider Mill in use.
We solicit orders. Price S42 50.
BALDWIN. CALDWELL l. CO.,
du Zi---2m l48 Main street. Richmond.
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WARDsWOhTH, TURNKR 4 co., I
w. w l4ih Street, Richm0nc, Va,
ARE now receiving very large and general s.sort.
ment OF rich, fancy and staple Fall and Winter
DRY GOODS,
TO which they particularly invite the attention
Merchants.
large consignment Of celebrated Rock Island Cas-
sinere and Jeans daily expected. su N-tm
= ID. DEMON has for sale 600 Enan,eI.
os led Crates. Tenders and Summer Pieces am
bracine Square Topped, Circle and Eleptie Pattsrn.
These srates ara OF my own manufacture, and sh.lI
be sold 1t the iowest prices Orders from town nns
country promptly attended to. The Virsinia Ma.
chanics institate awarded silver medal the hshest
premiam, to sAM'L D. DEsoos for tho hest speci.
mems o. SIate. and Fenden. Also, for sails . large
stock OF Bella Brass Brick Moulds DC AMY a. ne.
Bell and Brass Foundry, No. 225 Main strest. h..
tween sth and 9th, west side Richmond, Va.
uTlCE.,-The OAK WVO0 OH1iETK.
NJ 10 laid OF in ssetipns and are for no lnv
one wishins to purchase. apply 10 -
81 2l-ts John REDroRD, SUIT
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H. w: CONES CLASSICAL AND COW.
~. MERCIAL SCHOOL will open its 5th annual
session on MONDAY, the 18th of September next
IN the usual place on Broad street, opposite St. Johns
Church. and continue ten menths
= Tuflon FER session, payable quarterly in adyane.
common Engiish Brsnches.... .............. $40 90
and Ancient Lam
90
Higher Eng Branches, and advanced stndtes
IN ancient Language. 60 on
,Hayine purchased quite extensively of Philoso.
year and otherwise added to the convenience ~
the school, its facilities for instruction are intsnd
to be equal to any in the city uoo
4. w. CONE, A. M, PRINCIPAL.
8: A class Of small boys for the Elem.pts,v
Enshsn Branches viii be received at tuition of q n
per session, under . competent teacher " *~'
N b. Pupils are requested to be pressnt a, ~.
opening OF the School If practicable. " 'A'
au 9-.-ts
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EDUCATION.

nn1ss a. m. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
Iyl Y,IIiN0 LADl 20. will commence again on the
6rst Of October next For particularly inquire at the
School fSoos corner of Fifth and franklin Streets
formerly Rev NJ. d. Hoee's. sos-dtm
NLOF A. EKICssON. a srad1ate Of the
~ University Of Upssl and nearly three years i.!
zens Of Richmond, a. teacher Of the Latin, 0reek.
German and French languages. He will instruct
cl.s.es in Schools, give private lessons. Terms
moderate. He can be found ut his rooms, corner
R.fer to L. M. Harold. P. Fl. Montague, Rev. Mr.
If desired, Mr. E. will form private ela.aes in
Latin or Greek. ees-Im-
nnISS TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL, Grace
IN STREET BErwEEs 7TH AND sTH.-The sixth
session of this School will commence on the first day
eff October and close the first day Of July.
Miss TAZEWELL will be assisted BY gentleman
who,e sttainm ents and experience render him con-
siderable acquisition to the School, Any other deEr-
ed information viii be communicated through circu-
lars which can be obtained on application
Terms payable semi-annually in advance:
Higher English Branches. az ao 40
Primary do do ...................s ~ w
Ancient and Modern Languages. esch....... 20 90
Music and Drawing, Professors fees
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The undersigned will open a School on MONDAY,
the 18th Sept, in the large and commodl Gus Rooms
It'll street formerly known as the City spring In
stitute. They design opening q School OF the hlen
est grade, where boys will be thoroughly and accu-
raey either for the University or for any OF
our COLLEGES or fitted for the businuss Of life
Special attention will be bestowed upon the Eng
fish Department. az it is considered to be too much
neglected.
The services of an experienced and competent Pro-
fessor of Modern Languages will be secured.
TERMS:
PAYABLE ssmi.annuslly 10 advance.-Sessiou 81 mos
English Branches. $40 90
Latin and Higher 3sthe mstics.. 80 90
Greek. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 %
July 25th, 1856.
Mr.. w. 7. BAILEY graduated at X. N. College
with honor, In June last. lie proposes to devote
himself to School Teaching / chcerfully and conf.
IDENTIFY recommend him for scholarship and hi gh mo.
raj character and with experiences in the bust
of teaching and motives to enterprise have
doubt he will meet the expectations of all reasona
BILE patrons. WIN. A. SMITH.
Prest of Randolph Macon College
Mr. H. BINFoRD is graduate of the University
of Virginia, and has been successfully engaged in
teschng during the last four years, both in Eastern
and Western Virginia. Testimonials from the Pro-
fe.sors of the University of Virginia and his patrons
to his capacity and qualifications be seen, If
desired, by calling at Messrs Binford Porters Cabi-
j. H. BINFoRD,
au 1-2taw1m&3tswlm w T. BAILEY. A. B.
Miss M. v. DANFOHTH's SCHOOL,
lV1 lead colored cottage Broad street. third door be-
low the African Church. The next session of this
School will commence on WEDNESDAY, October
LIST. sc 9---law3w"
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lV1 DRESSED MBkR-Belvdere Planning Mills,
9th street, south of the Busin in of the Pc
tersburg Depot.-Planing, of all kinds of lumber,
Tonguing and Growing cone in the best uannsr-
Dressed Flooring 84, A. and A inch thick; Shelly
ing, Partition and Car stuff hand and for sale.
Also, Frame Timber, Oak Fencing, and building m,.-
terials generally.
Buiiders Mouldings, sixty different patterns, al
ways on hand.
SO SIN 8. C, ROBINSON
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MHp1C1zgns.

COUGHs. COLDS AID AsT I'll Hnr,cr
The supenerity Of LEONARD'S INSTANT W,
TiEF over ali others for the above cempiainn need
no coumept Il 10 the most valuable sr,,G,s 70 W.
THOMAS. W. p. LADD. GRUBBS APREAssotNs'
LAiDLEY RoBINsON. GEO; DoWDES, s e
ZACHRIssON. ANDREW LE6LIE, Fl Sv III
SON ChAs MILLSPAUGH, DR. GAkLICK: sse
o. B. Hill, J. W. PoLLARD and A. STH 1880
WHOLESALE and Retail Agents, MessIs. gy1s1r III
ADIE & GRAY, r. JOHNSTON BRO ana Oh
THOs LEONARD, corner Of Clay and Adams SIS
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COMPLIMENT TO Mr.. PRESCOTT, THE HrsTo
MAs.-A tine ship OF 1900 tons was launched yea.
chelsea, named the william H. Prescot,y Ths
vessel vesse! Is owned BY Messrs. Andrew T. Hall and
william bramhal The figure head is in fnlI
,snssn. Ise head and chest were copied from
s.,.ae sn marble bust of the historian. and the
Boston Times
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UE. ANDEKsON s. CO.,
Have re moved to the new store, No iol Main
secopd door below 4th street, where they are
prepared to show the largest assortment OF
PLAIN AND FANCY RIB1ONS,
evA offered in this market Also good assortment
of BONNETS and Millinery Goods of all kinds
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SCuOOL ON q III RICH HILL.-The
Rro.s e ere OF Mrs WEBB'S School, corucr OF
NEsDAY, the LIST Of October next
fs.ms re; made known application
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1En Halls. Old KYE WHlSkkf, HoA"
lCU ls4l TO date, for sale By SON
90 Is WM. WALLACE = 49,
EkNUlNk EAkINA, CULOGN = AM
D. w. POLLAkDt
Els Druggist, f7ta strett
70 kAL HAVANA SMOKING TOnACOO.
~ made Of the vsalta Do Ahaso Leaf, y. ~ s a.
- is Drussisk nth street.
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1TTK1;INIA W Or KILLEh.-CH1L'
NDpTN CRY FOR ITi-This valuable and pop

NJlR(rINlA w u n NJ hILLHHssOAHAA1 =
DREN CRY FOR IT!-This valuable and pop.
ular preparation il recommended with the grea.sss
can6danre Past experience and test of years, hay.
ng proved Il to be one of the BEST safest and most
reliable worm des'royers in use.
and peasant to the taste, and is readily
m ;s anu itmsy be given with perfect ss'e.
tv to the youngest infant as IL contains no oi .,
Wormseed Turpentne other nau:sstins drug '9s n
,bs contrary the health of the patient 10 generaiy
benefited by it's administration. even when no worms
exist prepared especially G fH5 saIa also by
p,ncEII LApD Co Bennett, BEERS FISH
Err. wholesale agents and by Druggists generally
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"A ALkXANDkit Hill has j, Just re;

Boots Shoes, and Caters, msnafsciafea -.
- pressly for him by the celebrated pos. s ~
Shoe maker OF Paris-that 10 helsasi lie mas tmpS .
cd materials of the best quality for the manu- ioss
Of lsd. o and gsntiemens' Boots and Shoes o. 49, -,
description de alec keeps always on hand me -
of Baltimore, Phlad1lphia and Eastern woiA,
work. his assortment will surpass any other mouse
this city. He has made arrangement 10 Is .h ~
have shipments of goods made here syery aon.n -
that he will hereafter be kept regularly sapPnsss
with he best and all the latest styles- ~ siea'"
Boots and shoes OF every kind
r. 9. He hiss ohoes In this case for ladies we. 80
entirely new In this part Of the copntry, aud De rs
sates . w .Ass :" s.. ~ sei2
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HOME! HOME!- "a ,os

Tl ONE. HOME =. :, ,o.c
III ELMYRA N. T., Jan. ID, 1885.
Dr. l. Scott Il Co.-Gents: I arrived here safe, sno
wife tina nkIus you for DR. SCOTS recommending 70
me your DR. McLane's Improved Liver Pills, part
Of box having entirely cured ms from pain ~ my
head and side. arising from diseased liver nave
tr.auentIv used Dr. McLane's old Liver Pills. but
compelled to state that your Improved Pills are
superior. W. LIZ I..aa
A. Co and Alex. Duval. Richmond So
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DESTINY DEMONSTRATORS.
~ sor L 8. respectfully informs the ladies and gen
tlemen OF kic hmond and vicinity, that information
Will be given in all the affairs relating Hfe-such as
sickness or health, wealth. love, marriage journeys
law suits, difficulties 10 business absent friends ii
inches Iegacies estate, and all concerns of life
mont Of all thipgs-past present and tuture-musi
bring or send their age.
TERMs-50 cents, each. Cures will also be made
white or of color,) Of all the following diseases;
Chronic cases. Sores, Ulcers, Boils Wasting of the
Body, Scrofulas Consumption, Cancers Coughs Spit
ting OF Blood, Rheumatism, Headache or Tooth.
ers.
Apply in Adams Valley, I'd house from corner Of
loth on Poplar street opposite Lancaserisi School,
Advice given free to the poor and afflicted. No
advice given to people Of color only on sickness nor
aiset sanuown. 20 l---;sas
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M EADE & HAk Ear,
1t1 CHEMISTS, PHARMACEUTIsTS,

WI CHEMIsTs, PHiARMAcEUTIsTs,
AND
APOTHECARIES,
lo6, w. corner of MAN 10Th streets just above
the new Custom House, Richmond. Va.
Offer to physicians and families perfectly fresh stock
of reliable Drugs, Chemicals and Medicines, Fancy
Articles; Spices ground and unground Surgical In
struments and Appliances; the finest imported CT
CARS; the best brands Smoking and Chewing Tobscco
and every article usually found in first class dug
store on good terms as they be had elsewhere
7. ROBERTS BAKER,
Graduate of Philsdelphia College of Pharn acy.
90 4-dkclm
I EWIs n: WEBB 4 CO., offer for sale
IL 800 hhds N o, P. g. and Cuba Muscovado su-
100 bbls. "Loverngs" Crushed and Powdered
Sugars.
Woods C and Coffee Sugar.
IS half boxes "Loverings' and Egerton, Dough
erty g. Woods Loaf Sugar
60 bbls prime New Orleans Molasses.
10 bbls choice Syrup.
800 bags prime Rio and Lagusyra Coffee
600 pockets prime Java and Mocha do.
SO kegs Old Dominion Nails.
200 boxes Adamantine Candies
sperm and Tallow do
Is barrels Tanners Oil.
IS do. Vinegar
Rice. Cotton Yarns
Window Glass. by 10 and 10 BY H.
Soap, Candle Wick, Wrapping Paper.
wrapping Irvine.
Shot and Bar Lead
Pepper, Pipento, Bed Cords
Leading Lines Sporting and Bsstirg Powder
PAINTED Buckets, Brooms Backing and
oreen and Black Teas, &c 10 be I-2m
EOR SALE.
1850 City of Richmond per cent, long and
abort dates
10000 State of Virginia per cent long ana short
IL, 600 Central Bonds
200 South Side Bonds
NA-n Q. W. PURCELL CO.
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M 4: u. TURNER,s SELECV CI.AssI-
30 . .m UAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL. MAIN ST..
4vEIWEEN SAD AND 4rH.--Ths 18th Academic
,h %, o. OF ms school will commence on MONDAY.
inc tsth OF september. and close tho 18th july
Classes will be formed to the waots OF pup,l.
state OF their study Of the Ancient and Mod.
e,h languages the Mathematics and Ensiisb
D o-ancurs. an l9---d6w
L. >. sQUIkE,s sELkCT CLAsSI1,1T.
- AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, corner Of Main And
Ist streets, Richmond The 10th sesSon will com.
mence on the 18th Of September, 1855
PsoF. JOSEPH MICHARD, Teacher In n.a.,n
Languages Ss*e's
John T. cALYo, Tesshsr In Dswias.
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The following is summary statement of the Au
gust receipts various railroads. compared with
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The following 10 compiled from the tables publish
ed by Messrs. Francis Mcdonald K Co., New York:
Total exports Of flour, wheat, and corn from the
United States to Great Britain and Ireland for the
year ending Aus Slst.
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EDUCATION.

1NRENCH TEACHER.---The subscriber
L.nsuare in q School; and would also gve private
lessons to Ladies' and Gentlemen desiring instruction
particuisrs please address TO- or call on Mons. AN
DIRE DULUDE, at the Virginia House, Grace street,
Richmond, Va se 1l-Sts
MRS. a. MISS JESSIE tsOkDON's
Nl SCHOOL-to be removed to the corner OF 5th
snd franklin street-wil open on the ist day of Oc-
tober next. Terms heretofore. Application may
be made personally 1t their former loca ion, tMr
Thomas Brockenbrough's by letter, addressed 70
Mrs. r. Gordon, Richmond, Va
su I5-StawtlstO
E,NGLIsn CLASSICAL AND MATHE.
H NAUTICAL SCHOOL.
J Fl. BINFORD, 1.;,,. Il, nails
w. T. BAILEY, A. b,
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UGUST, both 1S56.- ,,,.rc

AUCTIUN. -, =, -
THOMAS r PRICE Co., at the old established
continue until their gular fall trade begins to sell of
large lot of rich figured and striped Silks Broche
do, Plaid, do. figured French Mousllnes and Cssh
mares Isll wool) common Mouslines and variety of
other goods the accumulation of past at less
than half their real value.
These bargains will be exhibited on the second
floor SO as not to interfere with their regular business
New goods daily arriving
au 20-dAwlm THOS. r. PRICE d co.
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NIGHT GLASS IN Nc Il n T u q N
~ GUAGES AND MATHEMATICAL graduate
as Master of Arts of the University Of Virginia. WHIT
as had several years in teaching, wishe
to form q small class for instruction IN the above
branches between the hours of and 10, P. NJ.
This may afford to young men engaged throughe t
the day. an opportunity of maturing their early st l.
dies ss to render their efforts at selflmpro' g
ment much more easy and satisfactory, and th ir
progress literature and the sciences more asr' g.
able, sure and rapid.
For further information, inquire at this effice
I-ImS
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NEW WASHING MACHINE.--The sub.
scrbers beg leave to inform the citizens of Rich
Inond city, Henrico, Hanover, Louisa, Goochlsnd
and Fuvanna counties, that they have urchased the
right to manufacture and sell the Floating Balls
Knuckle WASHING MACHINE, patented by C.
Hongsworth in 1852, and ready to furnish
families Hotels, Boarding Houses, etc on moderate
terms.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing, are requested to
call and witness the operation Of this Machine, at
VIM. b. Woodwards, on 9th and Franklin streets, or
R B. Woedward's, on Main and 9Th streets, wkere
orders will be pnnctually filed.
VIM. Fl. & r. B. WOODWARD. .
Inn
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HAMPTON MALE AND FEMALE AGA
IL DENY.
JOHN B. CARY, A. M, Principal.
The next Session of this School will commence on
the first MONDAY in October, aHd continue ten
months. The subjects taught are Ancient and Mo-
5ern Languages, " athematics the elements OF Phy-
steal Science, Military Tactics, Music, Drawing and
Painting.
TERMS:
Board, including washing, fuel and lights. $40 90
Tuition according to advancement from $50 to 81 oo
Modern Languages, Music, Drawing and Painting,
extra
Address, the Principal, Hampton, Va.
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242. 72I.10O

Increase, 81, 225 900 Dec. S494 100 Inc. 738 900
This makes net gain of sc, 788 600.
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TTIHE MIsSES BUCKIU.. will reopen
i their School, at the house of MIR. Richard Fox,
on 9th street. between Grace and Franklin the LIST OF
October next
TERMS ADMISSION FOR SESSION OF NINE MONTHS
More advanced classes. 4o w
French. ~ W
MUSIC on f1ano ~ ~
Do Guitar. .................'..'.''... w w
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DICHMONB FEMALE INsFjTUVE.-
II The exercises of the Institute will be resumed on
the first MONDAY in October.
PER SESSION: -
Board
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Tuition in Collegiate Department. % w
Tuition in Preparatory apartment. .......... 50 90
An.;ant ar Mndarn Ian puasas each ..., 20 90
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The large number entering the Institute during the
last session, (268) has encouraged the Trustees TO
provide still increased facilities and the ngemens
for instruction viii be the elevated and be-
raj scale as the spacious and convenient accommoda-
TONS No pains will be spared to secure the highest
advantages to the young ladies who may honor US by
their attendance
For catalogues, or further information, address
s. MANLY, JR,
" 28-d3m Richmond, Va.