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By Z b. Cook & Co.
ELEGANT FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD
~ PIANO OIL PAINTINGS. &c.,

AT ACCTION,
On "WEDNESDAY, 9th October, at 10 o'clock, we
will sell ut the residence Of q. Breant Esq. who 10
removing FROM the city. on egh. between 9Th and
9th STREETS. the who OF bis FUknITURE,c cnriss-
ing In part OF
Rosewood Divans, coyeredwith tie best quality Of
Brocatel
Pari6r and Reception Chairs to match: 0t'omans
Beautiful Rosewood Tables, with MAJ BILE tops
One Rosewood ktigre. beautiful piece Of work
manship
Socab'e.; a magnificent Mantel Clock, runs Is
days. q superior time keeper.
Mantel Vase; Erassels Carpets Hat Rock, &c.
A fine collection Of superior OIL PAINTINGS ard
THE CHAMBER FURNITURE
Consists ct Mahogany Frenth Bedsteads: Bureaus
aud ashstan IL, with marble tops Hair Mattresset;
Mahogany Chairs, covered with hsr cloth; Maho
gany Wardrobe; Brussels Carpets. &C.
THE DINING ROOM eURNITURE
Comprises splendid Ext nsion Table IA feet long,
Chairs. cafe, Refrigerator. DC dc.
ALTO,
The usual variety of French China Dinner ard
TEA sets, CrockeTy, Cut Class Ware, together with
the usual assortment of Kitchen Furniture.
The above Furpiturei is Of the bsst quality, In
moot excellent condition and to enable tnoes wish
ing 20 purchase en- opportunity OF examining IL
the residence will be open TO The public. On TUks
DAY. Oct.5th-
seH COOK GO, Aucts.
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~ P. BURRUsS' SCHOOL, Mayo st
~ Tbs fifteenth session OF this School, In the
Basement Rooms of the Universalist Church will
commence on the 2ath September.
AT. LARkfN WILLS, who is O graduate in re
verai Schools OF the University, and is very highly
rison, and others has been gagged as Assist
Professor EMt0N will instruct in French, and Mr.
CALY0 in Drawlng.
TERMS. &c, as heretofore,
For further particular, apply. after the 10th Sep
tember. at the Richmond House. to
lS-&w1 @ BURRJJS2
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EDUCATION.
CHE6APRAKE FEMALE COLLEGE,

CHE0APEAkE FEMALE COLLEGE,
" HAMPTON. VA Rtv. C1AS A RAYMOND,
President, Astisssd By . corps Of competent Pro
fsesors and several Female Assistants.
The next session Of thss school VIII commence the
nrst MON DAY In October, and close In July follow.
ing. Students will be received NJ sny time No do
turten will be made for late entrance. unless it be
rix weeks after the commencement Of the session.
ter entering, there sill be no deduction for ab-
sence rxcer ia cases Of protracted ln-es All sfu-
dents from abroad Will beard on the college prem
ses except ~ the discretion 81 the Board Of Trus
tees
E1PRNsrs FOR . full sessicn. payable one-haif at
the commencement, the remainder at the expira-
ton Of the first hslf Of the session. In the Aca.
demic and Collegiate Departments. and in the
fps cial Course, Including Ancient Languages and
......... 80
Optional Csurse-for which the charges are extra
Music, (instrumeuta) seseiop...,........... 50
Modern language. EACH Fer seesion..-......... 20
Drawing per 81
OH -........... 40
Contingent fund intending use Of piano. school
expenses, 6c--....... 10
Beard Der session, including washing, fuel and
ugRfa I'D
Pupils purchase for cash their own books sta
tionery, sheet music &c. DC, and pay two dollars
each . te m for Keeping in tune the pianos upon
which they practice.
Vocal music In classes at the charge Of the teacher
in that department
1t viii thus be seen that the whole expense for a
pupii in the Collegiate Academic Department
without music er optinna! studies, but Including
board and all contng nc les, il per year S2l2
IF expenses in music department are added S2s2
Ministers of the Gosr ell are entitled TO send their
daughters free of tuition in the Coll giate and Aca
demic Departments
For further information address the President or
se7-dlm WIN VAUGHAN. NJ D, Sec'y
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s ID 80 ' JosEpH sTRAusR.

GOLDSM1F, 2J6, Broad STREET, is re-
~ ceiving or Of the most beautiful stock OF MILL
nery Fmbrodefles Trimmings ami Fancy Goods
that lie has eve- had the pleasure of exhibiting to
his Customers. As his stocks has been purchased
under very favorable advantages prisons can rel Y
in procuring goods ~ very low prices by calling
ct GoLDSMITS,
sei4 23S Broad streft
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VIM. HOLT RICHARDSON,

NJ ltit Stree. Opposite Exchange Hotel, :.
IL Hayiog lest received and crened his Fall
aud Winter supply Of FRESH GUOps embracing .
most excellent a.sertment and variety Of clOIHs.
self with much care, and which he 10 prepared to
make in the most fsshonsb.e and .upsrior 50 le
toners. ami the public generally, call and examine
for themselves assuring them that every effort on
his psrt shall be made 10 give satsihcion 70 all 10
shaii fxy.r him with their ofLer5 % l4-2W
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By Richard Cauthorn, Auci.
CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE

NhOCkEkf AND GLASS WARE.-On
~ FRIDAY, 18th instant, at 10 o'clock, at my
store, will sell at auction large AMI varied as
sortment Of Crockery and Glass Ware. consstiDg Of
Plat. Q. Dishes Common Tea and Coffee refs, Bowls,
Pitchers. Chambers. WashbasiHs. Tumblers, Pre-.
seTv ng Jars, &C, &c. kCAUTH0hN,
Is
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T H. BINfORD'S

T II. BINFORD'S
~ ENGLISH CLASSICAL, AND MA THENAT
ICAL SCHOOL.
SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN CLAY AND MARSHALL.
TheexerCises OF this school will BIZ resumed en-
MONDAY, September 9th.
With Increased facilities for instruction, and by
strict and undivided attention to his profession the
Principal thinks that he with SAT- ty ensure the
accurate and thorough preparation of boys either 0I
the University or any ofour Colleges. or for bust
ness pursuits.
Especial attention is bestowed upon the English
department
TERMS:
PAYABLE QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE.
Latin Greek and Mathematics $50 60
attn and Matthew atics 50 M
Modern Languages (by Prot. Emios) EACH. 20 ~
~. Application may be made To the undersigned
at Messrs. Binford Porter's W8rerooms, corner OF
Frank lin aud 18th SITS.
Aa tI-d2m J BINEORD.
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4. RICHMOND MUSICAL INsTI.

&aEFUTE-T. L. GALLEHER, PRINCIPAL
<7I@ The third semi-snoaal session of this nstitu
ton will commence Sept. 18th. 1883 and confirm.
nineteen weeks Teachers eminentIy qualified will
be secured fer the several departments and every
facility afforded pupils for acquiring a thorough
musical education Every means will be employed
to secure the success of pupiis-aud ut the loves,
possible expense The terms for tuition and plan OF
operation will be duly announced.
iy l7-2m
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RAL MORE
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
FOUNDED 1852. CHARTERED 1854.


FOUNDED 1852. CHARTERED 1854.
LOCA TED
corner OF Baltimore and Charles SIS,
baltimore, Nd.
THE LARGEST COMMEsCIAL COLLEGE IN
THE UNITxD STATES
DESIGNED EiPRESSLY FOR YOUNG MEN
Desiring to obtain
A ruoRoUGH PRACTICAL BUSINESS EbUCATIoN
FACULTY.:
K X. LosIEa. Principal-Le cturer the 2cience OF
Accounts Business Customs &C.
j. Al. PHILLIPS PROF ssor OF Bookkeeping and Com
merCial Calculations
II. Ii. DAWES, Associate Prof of ok-Kesping.
N. G. JOHNSON, Professor of PeDmanship.
I. WILLIAMS. Esq, Mercantile Law.
Rev. K. \. REESE, ID D.. Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno, P. Kennedy. Hon. Joshua Vapsant.
Hon. Thomas SWAMI, Wm. Ii. eighler. Eao.
'"''' Every YOUNG NAN 7 DA' Esq
Should write Immediately for of those large and
beautf fully ornsmented Circulars, representing the
exterior nd interior view Of the
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Penmanshp &C, which will be sent by return mail,
FREE OF CHARGE. with Catalogue containing List Of
Students Terms Of Tuition Opinions Of the Press on
our new system Of Book Keeping, &c.
nT- Address K L0SIER
suN-lmifs Baltimore, Md
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A SHLAND hCADEMY.-On the first
IA MONDAY in October SCHOOL FOR BOYS
will be openedat Ashland, in the county of fann
YER , he course of instruction will be thorough
and extensive designed to prepare the student for
the University.
Mr.: Charlie A. Jones. of Nnttoway county. q Mas
ter of Arts OF the University, will aid me in tht
Classical and Mathematical Department
Ill be able to accommodate sixteen pupils lover
the age Of fourteen years. with board IN my ON
family.
Ashland Is fiourishing and healthy village, six
teen miles north of Richmond, and easily accessible
by the Richmond. Frederickshurg and Potomac
Railroad. on which II Is situated
TERMs--For board and tuition. session OF ten
months. $3.50.
For particulars, address ST @ TUCKER,
Ashland, Virginia.
JULY %, ls5s-su 3-d3'awtlstMOc
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Or " Taylor.
M Z-dfA ~s~
MAkknT FARM OF 20
", " ACRES, ~ MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND.

NEAR THE RAILROAD. FOR 81 LIZ Al AuCriO...
VIII be sold ct public auction, on FRIDAY. The i7ih
Chestnut Grove 40 ceres Of land. located near the
Richmend and fredericksburg kailroad. and near
mand, fronting beautiful thirty feet road lead
ing from the said turnpike to dwelling Of Joseph
sinton, ksQ. aud originally b. louged TO the nigcen-
kroves upon Il, suitable for building. The above
property 10 admirably situated for q nsrket gardsn
being within thirty minutes ride Of RichmsnS -
About twenty acres Of which wilt produce tobacco,
WITHOUT any improvements. The land will be a.
vided into ten acre lots II desired
THRMs.-One-third cash; balance In one and two
years for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by a trust deed. OS TAYLOR
~ 0opp;NA APPEascN. Aucts. se4
WILL BE SOLD-Upon account of
w whomit concerns, for cash, the CARGO Of ICE.
consisting OF oS3 Tens of the schooner Gen. Ann.
STRONG, lying In the Dock.
sale on board, and attic O'Clock, FRIDAY MORN.
ING, the 18th i2st. II 3 KELSEY,
% i5-3t% CAPTAIN
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suNnIABLB BALE.--i will sell. q
Avn - sns l7th ms ~ M bous. procks
:, dnses h9nsred hu1hsis II b u my a.
Ne Union {! .3wscn " Ike, aud assseknent q
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q l.. q. SALTEk'S
VI ENGLISH, CLASSICAL,

". ENGLISH, CLASSICAL,
AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
oScLAY STREET, NEAR THE CORNER OF SECOND
The sixth session of this school will commence
MONDAY, the 2itn September next, and close the
18th of July following.
The course of instruction embraces the Latin
Greek ana French languages, Mathematics, and the
various branches OF q thorough English education
TINS Principal pledges himself to spare LIS labor or
pains to promote the improvement and best inter
less than to their intellectual training he will de
vote himself with untiring sssiduity. .
TERMS,
SEMI ANNUALLY IN ADVANCE:
For board including washing $500 0O
ics................ 49,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. so %
For tuition in Latin OF Mathematics ......... 81 o.
Fer tuition in higher EnR sh brapches...... 40 20
For tuition in primary Engli@t 80 ca
Fer tuition in Freuch..~- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % UA
aull-dt2OS
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Aos rlor sALno
~ ss.ssssss---~. s<@~-e<-a--<-
vs'yysEt DAxa.
By l. { O. B. Davenport.

GkOCkKlkS, Ac., AT AuCT ON
On THURSDAY al September. "a !. Il, :. n
9RUCERTk9, viz: '"s VI
bacon, Sides and Shoulders
Ceffse aud Crashed fugsrs
LaRuayra and Java G. fse
New York Syrup
Manufactured Tobacco
N. 3 Rum
Old Rye Wbiskey
wrapping PAGER
Nails-Adamanfipe CsDdies
superior Green Teas
ALSO:
Under 'Custem Htuser Lock
u and Casks fns French Brandy
ioo q and 1 do do Port aud sherry Wines
ALSO:
z01oo imported Cigars Of various brsnd..
TIlnMs-Under 81 0 cash, 500 and over months
credit for approved aper.
l.. &G. B DAVENPORT,
zee G-sos AuctioneeYa.
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CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL

On 9Th street, between Broa d and Marshall
h h5E.R NfPs saEr 4 4, An. Principals.
Professor EMION, Instructor 10 French
This institution will reopen on Monday, the 10Th
of september
TIE number OF scholars received into this school
10 imitsd that each pupil has the special at.en-
ton of the Principals. The course of instruction in
the primary studies is critical and thorough and
advanced pupils aud young men are fitted for bust
ness or for entering either OF the classes in College
Rectstionsa are conducted With use of Mathematical
Blocks Charts G.obas ana various apparatus.
Pupils in Bookkeeping will receive particular
attention.
Circulars containing further information car be
hsd at the book stores of siessrs Price and John
Il Richardson.
One of tho Principals can be found at the stud On
BrCsd st. I'd door from 9Th st. an i6-2m
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THE EIGHTH SESSION of Miss TAZE.
L WELLS SCHOOL will commence on the LIST
day Of 0ctobar. and close on tha lst Of July.
TERhs:-F rr Board, entire Session ......... $1n on
Primary ranches. do do........ 81 Oh
Higher English Branches.... 40 90
Languages, each.... ........, 20 90
Music and Drawing, Professors Fees
All other essential Information will be conveyed
through circulars. which can be obtsised On apsl.
catiou to Miss TAZEW ELL, Grace street, between
7th and Sth. Jy 2S-3m
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
~ RICHMOND yA.-The ninth res zion Of this Tn
stitution will commence on the first MONDAY in
Oc.ober next
For Catalogues, giving information as to terms
boarding department course of study &c. with full
list OF patrons to which especial attention IL called
apply to d LEE POWELL,
~ A-dtl0thO Principal.
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AIR LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL,
Al cnp,sEp 2 q roIrstrp Srprrra

kvA CORNER LF GRACE AND PoUSHEE STREETS,
RICHMOND VA
The next session of our School begins tie lst OF
OCTOBER, 1883, and ends this Ist of JULY, 1859
For benefit of young ladies who have finished
their regular course Of studies AID who visa to car
ry further their mental improvement, thers will
twice week Price of admission, $50 for the Who'll
session, an3 sis to pupils who take other studies
The greatest efforts i'll be made render this both
interesting and improving.
In the Primary department French will be taught
to the little children orally without any charge.
FACULTY:
HUBERT LEFEBvRE. A NJ, Principal.
WING WILLIAMS, A B. Vice Principal.
Gibson, Miss Mary g Gordon, Mis- Eliza Bartlett.
Madame blanchet, Mrs Miriam Taylor. Madame
Marie Estyan. John Calyo, C w Thilow, VIM
drabau. Eiiodoro Camps, Heinrich schneider.
roF boarc GO
cor ItiRtits M
For English 40 on
For Modern Languages each. ............ 70 On
For French. when studied exclusive of the
ERglish branches. 40 o.
For 20 oO
For Music GU Piano. Harp. Guitar. organ, or
Singing:
For one lesson (of an hour a week 40 90
For two lessons (of an hour) wet.i......... 50 on
For three lessons (of hour) wsek....... lco 90
For four lessons (of an hour) w ek....... 100 Ut
For the use OF Pl o.
For Drawing, from 20 o.
For Drawing from Nature ........... 40 GU
For Painting IN w alter COors.. ~ 90
sor Oil Painting .. .:;...".....;...... 80 20
years OF 30 W
" HUBERT P LEFEBvRE.
have Sc eral of my pupils to pac rs teachers
Persons, By apply hg TO mo, may the services
of competent instructors. Il p l..
5-d3m
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D. 3. HOPKINS. EoBr. HULL | rHos. W. ATKINSON
HOPKINS, HULL IL ATKINSON,
IL 2js BALTIMORE STREET
BALTIMORE.

We would respectfully ia it's the attention OF buy
ers tn the large and attractive stsek OF
BRITISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
for FALL and WINTER use. which we are now
opening. ENCOURAGED by the patronage extended
10 cur late Arm CT HOPKINS Hull Co. We shall De
prepared u Off superior Inducements 70 cash or
prompt buyers both In the variety and extent OF
our stock. and Ia cheap prices
WE SOLICIT ORDERS,
aud those who rust with their orders may rely
on having them carefully attended to, and goods
promptly dispatched.
HOPKINS. HULL 4 ATKINSON.
Baitimere 10th Aug 1858 an I9-6ws
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Having tns right under the deed. TO prescribeths
sn moneI OF The above pl operty prescribe The
snd iU .ss VIZ: ~ three equal pay nents Il one two
secured By trust deed on eAid land.
The above property IA situated on the Richmond.
fredeiicksbura and Potomac Railrcsd, three miles
from the Brooke Plankroad. q plat Of which ten
De seen at tho ONCE Of Messrs aoddin Appsrson
Brick House, with roc ms; with al nacs ssary at
nidings; as'. large Ice-house ~ feet IL dame
ter The place ID remarkably healthy about one
Jamss lyons Esq John P Ballard, Jos%ph Sinton,
Mrs Y Mordecai. John Taylor and others. The
subscriber will take great pleasurs In sohwing the
property to gentlemen wishing TO purchGse.
Os 1AhLOR. AdmipistEator o.
Or W Taylor.
saie conducted by GopnIS APPnsoS. Aucts
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CELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLlSH
~ sCuOOL-IN sTlTUTE FOR MUSIC, PAINT
ING AND DRAWING-Cn the first day of Octo-
Der next, / intend opening "A Select Classical aud
Of the following branches viz: Grssh Latin French
aa Ho 5 5r SSta view Of .hs d d az
~ OF giving strict and proper attention TO arge
school, the pumbeT Of pupils will be limited TO Is
and @. entire thar ge for instruction i'm this depart
nasat Will be $l00 per session. from the LIST OF uco
Der. less, ending the sith juno 1879. The ancient
languages will be taught by M self; the higher
Fbranches of the French, by Prot. MON; of The
German, by the Rev. Mr. HOVER. and The English
and Mathematics by fully competent teachers
Private lessons will also be give and private Glass
IS formed in any Ct the above branches. With this
school. is combined an Institute for Husic, Pdintir9
ana DraictnG In the Musical Department, under
supervision of Prot V. BusCu. of this city will be
taught on liberal terms, Orchestra ion, thorough
Bass sni Piano hy Prof BUSCH; Guitar Meodeou
and all orchestral Instruments by professional each
ers. Spec ai attention viii he pail TO sacred vocal
Music. and instruction given both privately and in
classes or cieties. in thorough Bass vocal or in
stfumeptal Mdsic. on application The department
for PAINTING and DRAWING will be under the
direct on of Mr. ALFRED eMITH, assisted by kr.J f.
FISHER. OF Philadelphia recently arrived in this
city: speoim Ds of whose talent can be at the
Institute Landscape and Portrait Painting AID
nrswng OF every description will he taught private
y or IN classes. SPECIAL Opp5TtuRHy of perfectinl
themselves in all or any Of the above branches will
he afJrled TO YOUNG LADIES, who intend to devote
themselves to Il aching
With the impression that an Institution, where
instruction in the mot general branches of art ana
els u established II putation will beneficial
to the rising enerstion. the D tronage of an on
lightene public is solicited.
All communications will be left at the Institute
on Maiu between 9th and 10th streets, over DIR Hud
soas Dental office. or 81 the Post Office, in letters
cirec ed 10 the undersigned.
O. A. ERICSSON.
Richmond Sept. 1858 ae 6-dtIN
REFERENCES kev L Moore, Rev NJ Hoge RGv
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DEkkINS & CO.'S
4 NEW CASH STORE.

S'hAA'S O. W. -
NEW CASH STORE
eEPTEMBE3 I5TB, 1855
We are row IN receipt Ct large part Of our en-
tirty new and fresh stock of Fail and inter Goods
which has been selected with the greatest care TO
sui' the trade Of the city AID surrounding country
Having been purchased upon the NEST favorable
terms. "a large portion for cash offer il TO
oar friends aud the pubic with the assurance that
w,c'n sell at much smaller profits than upon the
CID terms Of six aud twelve months.
Our stock consists, in part, OF the following:
biAnd :. tulle' Cloths Robes IN Silk and Nous
shseps nrey eatinetis de- LANES
Buck skIn CassiIneres Plain aud fig'd do do
Brown and Grey Ksrseys Blk Alpaca and Bonn
Servants White a. d Grey ra2jne
Blankets Do Morselne de Lsine
BED de- very fine qualify BIZ and fancy Cloths and
Linseys Cassmeres
lG4. ia and IL tcached French Merinos
aad brown Sheetings Merino Vests aud Draw
Blechd and brn ShirtiGgs
Pillow Case Cotton Hosiery OF all kind.
Table Damask EsI2u's Kid GIuvps
Pillow Linen Honiton. Thread and
Biech'd and brown Crash Book and Cambria do
Napkins Book and Cambria Sets
Bnds Eye aad Scotch. White Cambria and Mus
Irish Linens Checked and strpd do do
biz Pout de soie. Grrs du l04 IA and IL Toilet
French, English and Amer lean Pruts tog sther
with lsrge variety Of other goods
You will plea call and examine out stock before
purchasing elsewhere. PERklNS CO..
sells No l4l Eagle square.
NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WIN
TER dOODS.-j. M1LLHISER BRO lq3
Broad street. are now openiug their latest par.
eases n Lew goods. which in ex ent and VARIETY,
as in cheapness. W II compare most favorahiy with
any other retail house in the city.
II will not b. n, cessary to enumerate items In
stock; tutfce it to that we have full stock in
Ladies' Dress Goo6s of every descI ption Domestic
6oodr Of every fabric; very large and cheap line
of BmbroiteIias, Ribb1ns &c; also a complete as
sor ment Of heavy goods for servsnts wear.
our friends, customers, and the public generally
are respectfully requested to give ub a CALL when
readJ to purchase tht ir Fall Goods.
J MILLHISER 4 BRO,
Is 1873 Broad street.
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AMBLEK WEEU'S
~ CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Nea. corner Clay and 18th streets
Inc elxth Annual session Of this School will com
TERMS:
Payable semtannually in advanced
ordinary English Branches, per annum........ $4,000
Advanced do with Classics and Matl1e-
$500
rIencn, tfro1 rMIoS 1890
Drawipg tfroi CALfo, )...................... 2000
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YEATS
rites q
NAB.
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patch
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I'm WEDNESDAY, the LIST September,
" the duties of Miss ANDEREOE'S School will
be resumed q her .rssidence. on 5th. second door
hon 1raukhu strives. - al zt-tibih0s
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e W. ROSTERS SCHOOL Foa YOUNG
u. LADIES will reopen On MONDAY, 4th Octo
Der. at the same place and on the same plan and
terms as those Of last year.
MIR RS class at Mr. Petherbridge's School will
not in any way interfere with MIR. RS hours in his
School. au 23-lm*
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EEMALE SCHOOL IN HENRICO. :

FEMALE SCHOOL IN HENRICO.-
4 Having engaged, as Teacher. . young lady, "a
strsinian by birth who was educ ated for her yoca
ton: s well qualified and has had several years sue
ee.siai experience Ia teaching / am detirous Of OBJ
tanning lew pupils TO board in my family. My OBJ
iset being the education OF my daughter at home,
tue number OF scholars will be limited to enable the
I,aeher 20 Day special attention to each schoar.-
Inc usual branches OF an English education French
and Music, will be taught
MY, ny resi- sease T. three miles northeast Of R'ch-
NOM; near the neehancsyiie Turnpike In a r. tir-
ed and healthy neighborhood The SO. ion win com
mence on thu LIST October.
Persons desiraus Of sendug their danch.arS w;,l
please mskeearly application.
few day scholars can be accommodated
TERMS:
PAYABLE half yearly, in advance)
Board. washing. lights. &c per session Of ten
Primary Engiish rs 20
IihHcI w w 81 10
french IAnguaRo. 20 60
Music on the Piano. including use Of insfru.
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For further informa alton, address
HUGH A WATT,
Richmond, Va
Gienwnoi. Sept LIST 1858. an sl-Im