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JNo. JAS. WILSON.
A I'M SMITH ACApEMY. Lexington, Va.-Th,

A Nm SMITH ACADEMY, Lexington Va.-The
n exercises of this Institution will be resumed on
the LIST of September next and continued until the last
of June following the scholastic year being divided
into two terms of five months each. The following
compose the corps of Instructors.
Prof VIM N PAGE, Principal
Miss Jessie p. Hamnng, Asst in English and Scienti6
Departments.
Major COlston, ofV. NJ Inst, Prof Modern languages
Mr. c. NJ Stephan, Berlin Prussia, Prof. Music
Prof John j.. Campbell, Of w. College, gives lee
lures and experiments in the Sciences.
Rev. DR.. VIM. S. White, gives weekly lecture
the Scriptures, to the young ladies in the Academy
school. ROOM
From 20 to 80 bOarders be very comfortably ac-
commodated in the family of the Principal over whom
a kind and parental supervision will be sacredly and
sedulously exercised.
The charges for the term Of five months, payable in
advance. say the 1st Sept and LIST February, are
For Board, including Washing, Fuel 81 Lights, $75 90
Tuition in Preparatory Department, Is 20
Academic Department, including Ancient Lang, 20 90
Incidental expenses, w
Modern Languages, each Observation-Disclosures. Z 80
Ornamental branches, each, .-.---.----.. 30
Music, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q 90
Use of Instrument in receiving instructions. so
Glasses in Natl Phlos. and Chemistry, extra, 2 so
1t is important that early application be made, and
that pupils be prompt in attendance the LIST day of
the session.
For definite information apply for printed CIE
cular. VIM n. PAGE, Principal,
ju 2O-im Ann Smith Academy Lexington, Va
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VlRY THE PIANO FIRST!-PAY FOR 1T AZ
l. TERWiRDS!!-No one can object to the above.
it affords the purchaser opportunity of deciding
for himself in place of depending upon the statements
of the seller, for whilst truly say that would
not knowingly make any misrepresentation respecting
the quality of Pianos yet in view ef the fact that
every dealer is interested party, nothing that he
can say will have the effect that actual trial OF
the instrument would do. T.. ?. NASH,
Oc g Book and Piano Seller, Petersburg Va.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVER
w WARE, SPECTACLES, &c.-The Subscriber
has Oh hand and is receiving weekly superior assert
ments of Goods in the above line tn which he invites
the attention of all in want His oltment consists
in part Of
Matches, Jecetry, Scer Spoons GObtcts, Cups, Tea
Pots, Pitchers, Plated ibata Spoons and Forks,
Fine and Cheap Casters, Cold Pens, Sc
Also
Specacles gold and silver frames with Pebble eyes
Gold Pencils, Dentists Files, Matchmaker Tools
and materials. G. GENNEI,
oc l7-6m Eagle Square, Richmond, Va.
MRS MARTHA A. LIGON, (post office, Carriers
l vile, Ya) desires to obtain situation as house
keeper, matron in female seminary, or family IN
which there is schOOl-her object being to educste
her own daughter She refers for information as tn
her capacity aud standing, the Editors Of the Cen
trail Presbyterian. &c lJ-5t
DOCKS FOR FARNIERS.-J. w. Randolph, l2l
ID Main Street offers ut low prices large and valu
able assortment of Books in every department of Ii
terate. particularly the best Books on Farming, Gar
dening, Horticulture, Horses, Cattle, House Building
&C. English and American editions.
Orders will receive prompt attention Oc17
TWO THOUSAND REANIS PAPER. w. Ran
i dolph has for sale AT his Bookstore aud Bndery
12l Main Street, Richmond
I1c0 Thousand teams PdPer,
Assorted Wrapping Paper of all sizes from SIC to $l2
Cap, Letter Packet, Commercial Post Bath Post,
Commercial Note and Note Paper, plain and ruled, at
from 81 to So; Drawing, Tissue, Parchment, Bank
Note Transfer, BlOttng, Silk, Folio Post Thesis Ser
mOn Deed, Legal, Mourning, Cover, Envelope Post
Office, Copying, Bill Paper &C. of various qualities;
the prices are low at wholesale and Retail. Oc II
NEW FALL STOCK.-CHRIsTLAY d LArHRoP,
" receiving, and offer for CASH a very large
and attractive stock of Fall Goods for nrmers and ia
milies-cOmprising
Heavy coOred and white Blankets
Heavy fulled Cloths and S. G. Satinets
Heavy Tweeds and Cassimeres
Carolina Jeans aud Plaid Lnseys
Cotton Osnaburgs aud Heavy Sheetings
104 and 12-4 brown and bleached Sheetings
Superior twled, white and red Flannels
English and French Merinos
Plaid MerinOs and FlannelS
Printed Mouseains at Is, great bargain
Fine Paris MOuselains aud Robes
Extra rich hounced Velvet Robes
TO do do black and coloied silk Robes
Do do Agrie do do do do
Do do Bergandine Silk dress Patterns
Plaid and striped Silk at Is cents-a bargain
Printed Paris MerinOs very handsome
AlsO-A beautiful aSsOI tment of Cloth and Velvet
| ClOaks, Rich Chnelle and Plaid Wool Ong Shawls-
together with full assortment OF the best class Of
Goods for family trade which will be sold at bargains
for cash, at 80 Main Street. Oc2
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FDGEWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY, Greens
IL boro', n C.-The next session of this Institution
will commence on Monday, August 3d. 1857.
The of study is thorough aud systematic, EN-
bracing everything necessary 10 complete solid and
ornamental education The buildings are so arranged
to combine the comforts of home, with the advan
tages of school, Instructors of the highest qualif-
cations employed in each of the departments No
Institution in the country possesses advantages supe
rior to Edgeworth
Catalogues containing all necessary information re-
specting the Courseof Instruction, Terms, &c, will be
forwarded on application to
RICHARD STERLING, Principal,
jy 1S-ly Greensboro, n Carolina
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FALL TRADE, l657.-A. Morris Wholesale
l. Dealer in Books, Paper, Stationery and Piano
Fortes, "a Main Street, Richmond is receive his
usual large and general assortment of Books Paper,
Stationery, Fancy Goods and Piano FOrtes for the
Fall Trade To which he would respectfully ask the
attention of Country Merchants visiting the city, assur-
ing them of complete stock of fresh aud desra-
bic Goods to select from be found in any market
aud upon terms fair and as liberal
Thankful for the liberal patronage and many favors
extended to me by the Virginia trade beg 10 assure
my old friends, the merchants and the public of re-
newed e1ertiOns to deserve continuance of their
favorg. A, MORRIS
se5 Bookseller and Publisher
OITY SAVINGS BANK OF RICHMOND-Char-
v tered in lo39-continues to receive deposits, ON
which interest is paid at the rate of per cent per
annum, if remaining on deposit months, anu per
cent for shorter periods.
H. L, Kent, Pres't,
H Baldwin, Cash'r,
Alexr Duva Sec'ry,
DIRECTORS
Sam Putney, c. T. Workman,
John n. Gordon. Hugh w. Fry,
Wellington Goddin, Isaac Davenport.
oc 3-6m
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TUSCARORA ACADEMY Situated in Juniata
j county, PennSy lvania, eight miles from the Mllin,
aud six miles from the Perryvile station Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad. This Institution is especially noted
in the following particulars:
let. Healthy location, buildings nearly new in the
midst of beautiful scenery.
ID. The surrounding community is marked for intel
ligence morality, and high Christian character
Sd. Being in the country, students are not beset BY
temptations as in towns and places Of public resort
4th. he Bible holds prominent place in our sys-
tenn OF instruction and government
18th. Thorough instruction is given in all the branch
es necessary for business for teaching, for College
9Th Mild, but firm discipline.
It'll Vicious students are not retained.
5th Special pains taken in the Boarding depart
ment to have healthy food, in sufficient quantity and
properly prepared
9th Constant attention paid to the morals, comfort,
and mental Improvement of pupils.
TERMs.-for Tuition, Boarding, Washing, aud Fur
nShed Room per Session of five months 800, payaJie
quarterly IN ddraHce. light and Fuel extra Stoves
IN students rooms preferred 10 the heat Oi furnaces.
The Winter Session opens the Sd OF November next.
References Rev. DR. T.V. Moore, Mrs. Mary Schcr-
merhorn, Rchmond John NJ. HerndOn, Esq, Frede-
ricksburg, Va; Messrs. Geo Life aud Adam Snyder
Lexington, Va; John Snyder, Hevener's Store, Va;
aud Messrs. Chas. +. Stone aud Samuel Hartshorne
Norfolk, Va.
For further particulars, references, &c, apply to
j. H. SHUMAKER, Prin :ipaI,
Academia Juniata county, Pennsylvania.
SO 26-stT
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w. b. GREEN, +. w. ROBSON.
GREEN IL HOBSON, Produce and Commission Men,
VI chants, Richmond Va
JOHN Booker, Salesman
II Office on Cary street, between 18th and 18th
jaT
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References. and Professors of eaware
College; Rev. Dr. Brainerd Philadelphia; Rev. j. Ii.
Mcneil, Bible House, New York; George Earle, Esq,
Elkton Maryland; George Mcneil, Esq Fayetteville
North Carolina; Rev l.. S. Bartlett Sumter, South
Carolina; Rev. j. o. Steadman Memphis, Tenn.
iy 25-1lt
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NEWARK FEMALE sEMINARY.-The next soho

NEWARK FEMALE SEAlINARY.-The next schO
~ astic year of this Institution will commence Au-
gust Doth, 1857 The village in which this Seminary
located is noted for its heathulnes and is easy of
access having daily communication with Philadelphia
and Baltimore by railroad No expense is spared in
giving the pupils the best instruction and the most con
slant care. IermS.-Board and instruction 10 English
branches and Latin, $3.50 per annum Music Lam
guages, Painting, &c, extra The departments of
music and modern languages are in the care of Prof
Heness, and the pupils in each department have daily
lessons.
Parents who contemplate placing their daughtersin
the Institution requested to give notice to that
effect, as the number of pupils is limited
Circulars containing further information may be OBJ
taned by addressing the Principal.
Miss II. CHAMBERLAIN,
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PIRST BOOK FOR CHILDREN.-Pubished by
l. J. w Randolph, Richmond. Price 10 cts.
Yaughans Abecedaran, or First4took for Chidren:
designed render the learning of the Alphabet aud of
elementary spelling and defining, pleasing and ntellcc-
tua aud to fix in the mind habits of attention to the
force of letters in the formation of words aud to the
meaning of Words and through their application to
their appropriate objects to incucate the love of Ma
lures God. By MR.. S. A. Vaughan.
~ copy will be sent by mail, postpaid, to any
teacher who will remit l0c iu20
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NEW ISSUES OF THE PRESBYTERIAN BOARD
IN &c.;a p. b. Prices 100 Main Street, Rich nond.
Life of Mrs Sherwood, SOC;
Our Friends in Heaven, soc;
Domestic Duties, 25c;
How Much Shall Givel 25c;
Children of Abraham; zoe;
Bishop and Monk, zoe;
Annie Grey. l5c;
Assemblys Catechism, per 100, 81,
introductory to do 81;
Do with proofs, each Sc;
Do with proofs and illustrations, &c.
Psalms and Hymns in various styles
Libraries Of American Sunday School Union at
50 so, S5 and $40 each
Union Hymns, per dozen 81;
50 Spoilers 90 75c;
Primers 25c;
Question Books, per dozen, 75c
~ Orders from the country promptly attended to.
~ In ordering by mail, add 20 per cent for postage
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INTENSIVE SUPPLY OF BOOKS STATION
u cry, AND PIANO FORTES, for Wholesale
Trade.
JAS. WoODuoUsE & Co., are prepared TO offer whole
sale buyers large and desirable stock of Books Pa
pers Musical Instruments and Stationery of every de-
scription; together with an assortment of superior
Piano Fortes, as great be at any similar
establishment in the Union.
Their supplies have been purchased on the most ia
yorabe terms, and they confidently assure wholesale
buyers in town and country that they have the stock
suited TO their wants, and the disposition and ability
serve them well and satisfactorily.
JAMES WOODHOUSE & CO.,
Dealers in Books, Stationery and Piano Fortes.
Sc II Richmond Va.
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THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS-Comprising an ac-
L count OF the principal Mineral Springs in Virginia,
with remarks on the nature and medical applicability
of each. BY john Norman, NJ. D., lur inary Years
a resident physician at the White Sulphur Spl ngs.
Second edition Greatly enlarged; with Maps and
Plates, aud the and distances tn the various
Springs Also, an Appendix containing an account of
the natural curosites of Virginia. Price 81
Published by j. w. RANDOLPH, Richmond,
ju2O And for sale BY all Booksellers.
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THE IMPERIAL QUARTO BIBLE.-The most
l. beautiful edition of the Holy Scriptures published
in the United particularly adapted for the
pulpit
CLERGYMGN of all denominations unite in praising
this edition of the Holy Bible, as it is without any ex-
cepton the most readable as well as most useful form
for the pulpit that has yet been published,
For sale by A. MORRIS,
Sc % No 81 Main Street
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DOCKS FOR FARAIERS-J. w. Randolph, l2l
ID Main Street offers ut low prices, large and valu
able assortment of Books in every department of Ii
teratule particularly the best Books ON Farming Gar
dening, Horticulture, Horses, Cattle, House Building
&C. English and American editions.
Orders will receive prompt attention. II
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Spectacles, gold and silver francs with Pebble eyes,
Gold Pencils, Dentists Files, Watchmaker's Tools
aud materials G.. GENNET,
oc Tim Eagle Square, Richmond, Va.
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For the Piano Forte aud Guitar; Instruction Books for
those Instruments; Singing Books; Guitar and "Trip
Strings; Tuning Forks Tuning Hammers; Hour and
Half Hour Glasses; Music FooS Piano Stools; Melo.
deons &c, &c all OF which will be furnished at very
moderate prices
A liberal discount made to Teachers
Orders promptly and faithfully attended IT,
Piano FOrtes Tuned and Repaired
Oc 10 JAMES WOODHOUSE & CO.
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ORooKLYN HOUSES FOR SALE, ON LIBERA AL TERMS.
ID Pour first class houses on Lafayette Avenue soah
between Fistbush aud fulton houses 1Dxf0
fest with yard Built In the best manner with all mo
dsIn improvemen's nesry comoeted Location mos. desi
rsbe OF Brooklyn Co venen 70 the ADD ony
Eve minutes walk from the Cit Hall Posses sion may be
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HXKPIR 4 BRUTaERs 81 10 3sj Pearl street.
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vutu AND Corsers 4 series u designs prepved Tar
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intention o. svSs hearty grses .ssgoo:s 70 The ,...
srcbiscare and deals Win the -bole subjsci npSs.
comerebee.y. sye Tree tom :. yrole..on 4 ,scho css
cal susrrsos % all ho Interested BUILDING q
couaSy houses America; and the Architectural dsns
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cssorss bss have hitherto scarcely srsced the asenus.
great nunser of persons hs volume wl hive "A 81
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Dovsips whose well tnown rcrn ssys hsa such oessa
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BARNS NAcAzrsr ron NANCY syoi psyer ~ cents
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NEARLY READY -l5OccO COPIES WILL DE BsUD
road essess In the UDet stses s tbs invention Of the
locou tive ~ the time Uo.tatcng the hfo of OLIVE
Evans inventor OF the on hose correct euxsveg the
frs LOGON butt account Of the svng OF the errt
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tar also the population Of each place along the cs
railroad OUTS W hs Unled States and anafss With now
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fact that r.rosd guide books noS issued IN Amerc. ere
complicated thai 1T In huodred ua1sr
Oppose railroad time 'ab'e will be d.
portrait Of the President 81 the NsDse
Of ali conductors each railroad go aud pad hotels as1
houses sssa eai. e-A path 70 ne
REGARDLESS Of fear or favor Advice Of The utmss
importance Ia the safety coofort OF railroad
flu account q al hose terrible railroad disaaers H.
have occurred In this country nce the invention OF the se
motive with isi Of the KILLED snd soun,ed csu'es re-
road accidents Ard no Responsible Monthly reports ~
the selling ,aes in se. fors Of the bonds Of the Saers
and Mss sppi rivera with their cities popul.uon 81
grsvinss ~ j. Isenrd LLOYD autnor Of iioyas ,ts.-
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cent 10 rart Of the United states
ADDRESS publishers LLOYD Co., Post ONCE No.
Cincinnati Ohio; Philadelphia, Pc IN.
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NEW s'UBLlCA raOss.
a STORY EQUAL TO BULWnK's-
"A HAkPHu'B WEEKLY.
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,rxtop VETERAN CosPs OF 1914 FIRST OkaA.
n,1eJ in he United stats Nov ~ lsy VII me-, A.
ksers rourteenh ward Hotel corner OF ers,a sna 80.
hs FriIsyl evening, Feb. at O'clock IN re-
son 40 he concert ard oher business
"a requested BY orfer "a. nhtnvHD' WV
Istac M Paws, Adutant
r,,up vrveERs or THE WV. L. WEST OF ARDS AsN
II rsspectfuily invited to attend the meeting AZ ne 81
fov 40 on FRIDAY evening at ~ o'clock 70 MAKE Nrsnts
s ssr .he funeral of late member = Moore ~
npseg Of EFF, NARks, csstsia.-s
Ew, MOONEY, Secretary,
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DAKERY FOR eALE-LooATEp ON ONE or THE
ID best business streets in the city and doing goi trade
This first rate chance fer with ANAL CAPITA.
OF the building for four years at moderate rent Ap
ply ai bs3 Brcadwav fourth floor.
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L'OR sNE-1nE 1HREE STORY BRICK AM \sE
men house NO 30 ksst s'r eenth s'reet opposite st
Georges choIoe btuy square, With all tho mOdsrn
provemetxs ooi.n water g.s ia nsGes greenhouse &C
below kourte enh street
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aFLIGIoUs NOTICES.


THIRST CONGREGATIONAL METHODIST CHURCH,
IN corner OF HILARY and streets Broosvn
Prayer meeting ano preaching at hits church ms $40 70
row evenings At O'Clock services three umss %
dsv Rsv Mr. naser nom Nchiaen will ofciste A. hsse
meetings are beneficial sad hlerepg Ihepuble Ns aTsa
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DuLrARDs-Two EXCELLENT TABLES FOR sAh
ID cheap Tor cash and must be renoved his week one ha
Phosn con blnation cush0nr. They be tried by can
on M JENKINS at the Metropolis saloon $50 Broadway
onpoaIte Bond street.
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LN0k bALE-TBE THREE 81 ~ AND BASEMENT
house And ease % lot So East Brosdwa 70 years OF
present lease one renewal years Gss THROUGHOUT wsec
range. &C. Terms very Apply 10 H. LINES, 90 Rdse
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a. KIN FOR OnUIOE-l2 BUILDING LOTS rs "
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depo. one hours rids from City Hail. Title perfect Address
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