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ROCKBRiDGE BATHs.-This favori.e

kSckADAstbo1 oh MS lavOTlt G
afterwards as JoRDAN'S SPkINGs. has been " re-.
Gently purchased by company of gentlemen in
ockeridge county, where it Is situated and where
the virtues OF the water best known and will be
JUNEnext: New and handsome buildin gs have bs en-
erected and no effort will re spared to make IL de.
ghttui summer resort. 1t is beautifully located on
the North River. in the midst of mountain and val
ley scenery unsurpassed in varied beauty by any ia
the state. 1t is on the main stage road from Lex
lngoon TO the Central Railroad, dist ant eleven miles
rom the former and nine miles from Goshen Depot
On tne latIer. Visitors can reach the Baths in
day from Petersburg Richmond and alexandria. ar
irving at their destination before sunset
The temperature of the water is q little higher
tnan that OF the Old sweet, and this with the pecI
highly charged with Carbonic Acid Gas. and con.
ta;ns Magnesia, ITon &c renders bathing ia il. by
universal consent OF those who have triedi delight
tu and invlgoraitng to an extraordinary degree
experience especially in of general Debility
Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Lungs, Ulceratons
wherever existing. rheumatism. Amenorrhea, Dis
menorrhea, Menorrhagia, Leucorrhea, Prolapsrs
children, it is unsurpassed if equalled by any wa
ter in the world. Near at hard ia fine Sulphur
Spring. second only to the famous White Sulphur
OF Greenbrer, to which visitors to the Baths have
Governor Henry A Wise, who spent portion of
last summer with his family at "the Baths" thus
speaks OF 1t: 1T ia my chosen spot in tho noun
tains, and shall certainly revisit 1t, possible next
summer.
Reference may also be had, amongst many Others
70 Col Z II Smith, SUPERINTENDENT of the Virginia
Military Institute, Rev VIM White, D D. and Rev
VIM Pendletou of Lexington; VIM q Paine, Esq
Of the firm Of Kent Paine & Kent. Richmond. and j
THunter, Esq. OF Selma. Alabama.
TERMS.-Si 80 per day. for less than one week; So
per week. for less than two weeks; S. perweek for
more than two weeks, and $50 per month.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
B TIE CUEOPLASTIC PROCESS,

q. y. JONES, Dentist, having purchased the
iny entirely satisfied of its absolute superiority
over the gold silver. or plaiina method. can with
confidence commend ITO all who may desire full
or partial sets Of Teeth-aod especially to such IS
may be dissatisfied with those they are now using:
Ia this process. all of the objections to the gold
enr,s comfort and stability TO the ftand the teeth
being onbedi in the metal, the food Is excluded
# IN und-r or between them. they are therefore
stronger cleaner slno Their and in every respect bet
tsr. -,
In Consequence of the perfect adaptation OF the
plate to the mouth and the snction thereby secured
be can insert oae or more teeth WITHOUT casps-and
in eli cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory fit
or nocharge.
This method having been adopted and commended
b. those standing highest in ths profession North
ani Soath testimonials will be given and specimens
exhibited 70 any who may desire to see them. The
oil plates Of those wishing 20 exchange the old me-
tn j fr the new. will be taken in part pay. Office
opposite Corinthian Hall.
nffce hours from TO 2ia from 31s toe
m,
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.eE@A STEAMBORT ECHO TO

= .BE SOLD AT AUCTION.-Pursua
% decree OF the United States Court for the Eas-
sefn Dstcs OF Virginia, pronounced on the 2lst day
Oeiiant. against the steamboat Echo defendant.
ana writ OF vendtioni exponas issued in Obedience
o. august 1858. at IL O'clock NJ proceed 10 rel Al
punnc auction 70 the highest bidder for cash. 60 be
Paia "a SPECIE In the Basin of the Richmond book
lmmedlstsiy opnosite the store of Edmond Dayen.
port 70 on nth street.. the said steamboat Echo
her tackei. apparel and furniture. = -
The said steamboat has an engine of 50 horsa nos
er 100 tons burthen, 10 100 feet in length II feet
inchesinbeam, and feet inches depth Of bold.
ID STEET. NJ
m For Jno Willy, IA b.
B..The above sale is postponed until THURS
DAY. the % day of September. 1859, At the saMe
hcur nnd place. ID STEEL, NJ
al I6-5s For Ino Willy. MEVD
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TuE CUN1kAC-

E 81 szss TORS fsr the 1o Construction
II the DIS fEDRiI Il RAILROAD. in Brazil, wish
to en- oloy PITY YOUNG MEN, natives of the State
OF Virginia, auy Of the Southern States. who may
understand the MANAGEMENT Of negro+s on public
works to go TO Brazil az Managers or Foremen.-
They prefer experienced in the construction OF
Who are NJ. engaged on farms. or who are employ
ed oser-eeIs on farms They wilt also emf ioy
who hsve been accustomed 10 woTk white Ia
Dor a ID understand thoroughly the construction
Of eavyrock work Including Tunueiiin2, &C. The
line of the railroad to bS constructed will pass mp
aud throp gin the Sierra de Nor, or North Mountain
20 miles from Rio de- Janeiro. from which. &c the
fot OF the mountain. tsre is raj road in operation
The climate e delightful, being about the same rs
10 the county Of Greenbrer in this state, In sum
Iner but much miider in winter-mercury in the
Thermometer never rising higher than IS degrees IN
sumndr and never falling below IS degrees in win
ter and 1t is as healthy there in any part of the
world.
Apply in person To the subscriber, at the store OF
II W FRY Pearl street, Richmond, Va
an s-ts ROBT HARVEY.
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CoYNER's WHITE AND BLACK

SULPHUR AND CHALYBEATE SPRINGS
-Thla favorte resort for pleasure and health will be
opened Tor the accommodation Of visitors the isr up
JUNE IL II situated the line and in full view of
me va and Tenn railroad, about hall mile from
BonsacR's Depot. Va, at which DEPOT an Omnihns
ana porters will always be found waiting the arrival
q tIe cars to convey visitors and their baggage TO
Important improvements have been made since
A. telegraph of1ce has been established which af
lords convenient and instantaneous n,cation
with all parts of the country.
Another WHITE SULPHUR-stronger holder.
snd superior Chaybeate Spring, have been discoy.
ere ana improved since the last so that the
variety and value OF the mineral waters now afforded
~ the place are uneqalled by any other place now
known TO the public The similarity of the White
sulphur to theJ ustly and 0reenbrier White
eniphurs so as 70 be at once recognised by
all who have used both of the waters
These White aud FLASK SULPHUR waters have of.
iected numerous cures. The White SULPHUR in
aggravated cases OF Dyspepsia serious affections Of
tne Liver, htdneys and BLADDER. General Debility
and especially diseases of the Nervous System. and
those diseases peculiar to Females. The Black Sui
phur IN all kinds OF diseases of the Skin aggrayat-
great numbers and offong standing, seventy having
been entirely cured
The accommodations are equal to any to be foupd
IN the mountains of Virginia. and the table and at
tendance of the most satisfactory Characters to
all which We beg TO refer to the large numb Of
persons who have herstofore visited the place
81 BILLIARD SALOON, TEN PIN ALLEY
and other amussments affsrj pleasant ard healthy
recreati H. DAVIDGE's celebrated BAN from
Baltimore has been engaged for the season.
nv 2Q-d3m prorr;atrr
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE

i AT ROCKETS, AND INTEREST IN SLAVES.
As trustee in certain deed of trust from William
G2lgin. dated 18th April, 1877. daily recorded in
proceed to self at public auction. on the premises,
on SATURDAY, the 18th Of August 1858, at s oclk.
NJ, the Real Estate and Slaves conveyed by the
sal deed. viz: An undivided one fifth part OF the
lot with the brick dwelling thereon, fronting 2lO
feet on tue south side Of Nicholson street running
back 1865 feet to Denny's line and now in the occu-
pancy of said Colgin. Also, all the eaid Colgin's
right title. and interest in the slaves to
him by Thos II Blakey, as legstce OF Philip Light
foot By deed Of the 2lst December 1885, Of record in
Henrco County Court
TERas-Cash. The title is believed to be good but
the trustee will convey with the usual special war
ranty. JOHN w ATKINSON.
jy A-2awtd Trustee.
Sale Conducted by 9oppry APpERsoN Ancts
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TRUSTEES SALE OF "a IL ACRES

4 OF WOOD LAND IN HENRICO. ABOUT 81
MILES BELOW RlCHMOND.-As surviving trus-
tee in two certain deeds Of trust. executed TO VIM
Bootwright and Thos J. Nance, trustees, by J. B.
Bragg aud wife, dated LIST April. 1856, and Sth Au-
gust 1856. duly recorded In Henrico County Court,
shall proceed to sell at public auction on the pre-
misses. on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of August,
1858. at O'Clock, NJ, fair, II not the next fair
day. s4k acres OF valuable WOOD LAND, situated in
the county Of Henrico, about 81 miles below Rich
mond. adjoining the lands Of Mefsrs. Robert Jordan
Jacob 8. Atlee and others, and being the con-
veyed to said Bragg by JAS. Bosher.
The terms Of sale, which will be reasonable, will
be made know q at the hour Of sale.
The title is believed to be good but the subscriber
will convey with the usual special warranty.
je I9-lawtAltd WIN B0OrWRIGHT. Trustee.
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pRUsTEE's SALE OF VA1UABLE

REAL ESTATE In THE CITY On RICH
MORD, ON THE SOUTA SIDE or LEIGH Be
TWEEN 7TH AND STH STS.-As trustee in certain
deed, bearing date 3osh January, 1884, executed BY
Mr. W m Boil Williams, duly recorded in Richmond
auction, OF the premises, on FRIDAY, the 37ih day
of August. 1885, at ociock. H. IL fair; II not the
deed, consisting of lot located as above fronting
40 teet, running back III feet to alley in rear
feet wi9e; bounded on the vest by the Orphan Asy-
occupied by MIR John Williams This lot is most de-
srably and pleasantly located, and in good neigh
borhoOd.
TERNs-Cash. The title Is believed to be good,
but the trustee will convey with the usual special
warranty. w. GODDIN,
aus Trustee
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By Goddin & Apperson.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
-. = KEALESTATE IN HENRICO, IN THE TOWN
~ ~ ! SIDNEY. ON The SOUTH SIDE or DOV1H
certain deed OF trust. dated It'll July s4 duly re-
CORDED IN Henrco u unity Court on the 18th day OF
on the premises, on FRIDAY, the auth day OF ugnsf
1905 q o'clock +. NJ, If fair If not, the next fair
uay the rea! estate conveyed by the said deed CON
s,stng q LOT located az above fronting So feat on
me south side OF Dover street, running back 200 feet
ements have been erected on said lot.
Terms. cash,
The title IL believed to be perfect but the trustee
Will convey with the usual special warranty
0oDDIN 4 APPERSUN, Aucts.
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NOTICE TO RAIL ROAD CONTRAC
~ TORS
OFFICE OF RICHMOND AND YORK RIvER1
RAILROAD COMPANY

RICHMOND, July 10Th. 1888.
The undersigned is authorized to receive Proposals
for the unfinished Grading, Bridging, Delivery of
Gross Tes Laying the Track, Dep ITS and all other
work necessary to complete the LIST Division of The
Richmond and York River Railroad to Pamunkey
River (23 miles and ALEC for the End Division (sep
arateIyo from Pamunkey River to West Point
Us $40 miies.) including Pamunkey River Bridge.
Proposals SEALED, will be received at the Engi
neer's office of the above Company. in Richmond
until the 10th day of August next, where Plans
Specifications and ell information necessary for bid
ders will also be furnished and after the ist
of August.
Payments monthly in Cash, and in the Company's
an State Bonds Bidders to chow satisfactory evi
dence ofability and responsibility and 10 per cent.
reserved from monthly estimates until contracts
COMPLETED. D. 8. WALTON.
iy 23-dtSA Chief Engr.
GN- The above Letting is postponed until the
24tn August. Bids will DO received from the 18th to
the 24rh inclusive. ID WALTON.
an 5-t24A Chief Engineer.
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A MELIA WHITE sULpHUR

A MEL A " II T Z s q L P II q r
IA SPRINGS These justly celebrated Springs
are situated in Amelia county, Va miles from the
Junction of IN, South Side and Richmond and Dan
vic Raj roads, 43 miles from edmond, and Access
sible twice day for visitors fr the South North
East or West. An Omnibus will be ready at Jeters-
vile Station upon the arrival of each train to con-
vey passengers to the Springs.
The season opens the LIST day of July and closes
on the lst of October.
The Waters are like those of the famous Green
brier White sulphur, and require no puff or certif-
cate as to their qualities. having been tried many
years to the satisfaction Of every one.
Board. per month.
:, wee III
4
Children under IL years of age, half price.
Servants do
81 Meals sent to rooms at an extra charge.
je 25-2mh
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IMPORTANT DIsCOVERY-The ladies

have at last found out that they can procure the
cheapest goods in the city at LEWIS EMPORIUM
or BARGAINS. Yesterday his store was crowded
with ladies in ch of the cheap advertised goods
the DDS just cheap as they were represented II
be, and some were even cheaper. Among the nu-
merous bargains can be found excellent white Bril-
ante I2 cts worth Is CHS; Lace Collars at IS cts
worth 50 CTS Linen Collars at 1871 cts; fast colored
Lawns at IS cfs worth 21< fine grass linen Hdkfs
at Is cts, worth 30 cts; and q great many other
goods too numerous TO mention.
BE has also an excellent assortment of House
beat. n-TabIe Cloth Damask. sheetngs, Pillow
Case Goods. Diapers ToYels, Napkins Doyles, bid
and unbi'd Sheetings and shirtings, and all kinds
of goods usually kept ia well selected stock of dry
gooes can be found at the above mentioned place at
such prices cannot fail TO please. au l3-t
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
=, = REAL kacATE IN THK CITY OF RICH

MUND, On TEE bOUrH SIDE OF LEIGH, BE
TWEEN 7fH AND 5TH STREETS.--As trustees in
q certain deed, bearing date 18th OF October lS4s
executed BY Mr. No Alfred Williams and wife. re-.
corded In Richmond Hastings Court We shall pro
ceed to sell at public auction. on the premises on
hh!DAY the 9th dg OF August, lS5s. at O'Clock,
"a. If fair; II not, tbs next iair day. the real eafks
conveyed BY the said deed, consisting of lot HtS
ted as above, fronting So feet running back III iet
to an alley In rear 9 feet wide, having thereon a
large and well built brick tenement. now, and for
many years past, in the occupancy of Mr. John Will
most desirable in the city.
TERMs-Cash. The title il believed to be perfect
but the trustees will convey with the usual special
warranty. w GODDIN
aus Jas W prior Trustees.
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/ WILL recommence my NIGHT eAfn0
= on THIS (Thursday) EvfNIu0. e-@s-ss.-
at 81 O'clock. The attention 81 as pShIS r. -
rssRecffuliy esl2ed 70 my 1ns aaugiIsnS q az
1Lkf. &c. My9oods are direct ffoO ~ 1eSs8s~.
tursrs, and will BE- cold without rsssrvc.
jyl5 HRNY " oUASiR A.
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Most BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT

MOST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT
IVA ON MECHANICSVILLE TURNPIKE, IN
sirable country seat Of g. BREANT, ESQ. located
above. is for sale privately The place contains
abont IS acres Of land. highly improved. Of which
the place consist of a comfortable brick dwelling.
and every other building that could be desired. the
number Of which it would be unnecessary to emu
merate. The house is surrounded by handsome
forest oaks and tie largest variety OF ornamental
trees shrubs flowers &C., to be found on any other
place OF the same size There is also large garden
well stocked with fruits and vegetables.
As no description which Guild be given would
convey correct idea of the beauty of the piace
sons disposed 70 purchase respectfully FeGueE
ted to examine it. GODDIN B APYERSON.
PS-As Mr.. BREANf expects shortly to wish Eu
cation Be made for the above Farm. The terms Of
PAYMENT will be made most liberal. Apply TO
G0DDlN APPERS0N,
fy2-2awIm Aucts.
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H. 90 AND IVA J

rSES- lS5S-The proprietor Of this
and beautiful Race
Con-, e sixteen miles North OF Richmond. directly
on the liae Of the Richmond, Frederick sbuFg and
Potomac Railroad, begs to announce TO the racing
world the following stakes to be run for over his
u Sc. This Fall, commencing on TUESDAY, the
ath y of October, 1853, and continuing fonr days
aud hopes that the oWne, OF racing stock Will send
10 their utrsuces without delay.
TUEsDAY-FiTst Day --Sweepsta kef for three years
old colts ana niles mile heats Sle0 entrance $50
forfeit. To close the iet Of October.
sgCosp RACE-Sapts Ddy-sweepstske for three
wears Ia colts and iIies SEQ entrancs half forfeit
two mile Ii sats. To close the LIST of October.
WE ,NzsDAT- SscoEd Ddy.-Proprietor's Purse
SJsn three mile heats
THURsDAT-T THIRD Ddy.-Jockey Club Purse $1,000
flar m lie heats.
FRIpiY-Fihrth pay-The Ashland Handicap
sweepstakes two ano half miles, 100 subscription
go forfeit s23 declaration. if declared by the 18th
OF September To clos on the lst OF september.
Annie stablinz and the best accommodations will
be furnished to all who may attend. Racers and
Trainers will find the Ashland Hotter ell that is
desirable.
For entries or other information. address the PRO-
pletor AT Ashland Hanover county, Va
au sid JAMES Nj. TAYLOR. Proprietor
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HAMPTON ACADEMY.

JOHN BCARY, A NJ, Principal, instructor in An
cient Languages and Mathematics.
h EDMONDS, V NJ /, Assistant in Mathemat-
les. and instructor in Tactics.
JESSE JONES, A b, Assistant in Ancient Ian
guages.
PH LIPPE HEALE. instructor in Modern Ian.
guages and Music.
Mss EMILY A CLEVELAND, Instructress in
Female Department.
Beard and Tuition in Ancient Languages and
Haths natics, 500 per session of ten months COM
mencing on the lst Monday in october. Lights
extra For catalogue, or further information, ad
dress the Principal, Hampton. Va au6-Im
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MFR. D. TURN1R6 selece CIs.sicsI
- end Rnglish Schooi. Nam strsst. bstvsen ~
snS "a ssu The lSta Acsasnie yssr 81 this
s sncSs ,s eonmeacs On MUNDAY. The nun Of
nence either q the Ancient q So.rs Isnsus so
OF enfer classes already formed
s z pssss sj q q ~ NJ i T
"a ons e q rssidsncs Franklin street. between
- ana %. --------------a an u I'M
MRS. PHILIP MAYUc SCHOOL win
~ be re-orened on MONDAY, the 18th Of SER
sember. In room. on the lot owned AND occunisd
sy ~ y, Thomas Brocksnbroush. Clay bsswssn ID
For further particulars. enquire Of Mas. MAYO.
at the Richmond House. = $3.50 = = =.
an &-2awtw&tlawiws
THE RxERCISEs Of Mrs and Miss
,..h, C s.I School. on Broad, between
SoSDxi IN skPT III nsas On the FIRST
M RS AND MISS GORDUN'H SCHOOL.
" corner Of Franklin and Fifth streets win be re.
opcnea on tue first Of October next.
A SHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY.
HANOVER COUNTY. VA.
al: d 81 S
CHARLES ) srUAkr. Moral and Natural Sci.
:, JOHN " STUART. Ancient Languages and Ma.
Mis-; F1NNIE NJ 1RBY. Musical and Ornamental
branches.
Miss -. French and English branches.
~ Ample arrangements have been made for &C.
ec .l N the Boarding Department. and no
LABOR er expense will be spared to maintain the
high character gained ky the school during the past
For circulars and Other sh1sEss s sSS,ss
" SI-Zaw4w Ashland, Virginia.
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T r BASS ENGLISH AND CLAS.
L SICAL SCHOOL-The sth session of my
school will commence on the I'd MONDAY. in Sep
tember at my residence. on Franklin ard 4th-
streets below Laidey kobinson's Apothecary.-
The tuition payable quarterly as usual
For the classical Department 90
For the English do ......:... ....-......:. % 90
PS-Persons desiring to enter scholars will please
call on IRE at my residence. T X BASS.
Admit
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By Dunlop, Moncure 9 CO.

st n BOAT AT AUCTION.-On
-, TIukspAY: 18th inst, ct O'Clock. p n. Ne
store. the steamer TUNIS A BROWN. said steam-
epsn % iss e EEL q feet beams has 30 hofss ps.er
hull IL built Of the beat materais ana ~ ihs n -
suDstantial meuner. TIE engine Il in Ans order
IEERAs-One.iourfh cash; balance months credit.
with approved security. .''
!. DUNoP. MoNcuRE co.
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNANINfAT.
~ PAINTING. GLIDING, 90.
WALTER o. FREEMAus
FRANKLIN BTEET BETWEXU

,METkoPoEIfAa Hall stisdHxSoSSV
orally, that he u now better PREPARED ~ -
t t 70 execute all kinds 81 work n - ~ r
He USES THE VERY BEST HArxRxAxS
70 oe had In this CousfRr. and has procarU1 ~
49, EtlIRsT-RATR w0RKMKN,
Nh. SAMUEL i. sNYpR
whose skiil nsA Sign and Ornaaeneal pn1ns
cers lstld9W &C., 10 too well known p ~ -
and Ndte. 49, any commendation g II 49,
AND Mk. JUHN Purdue, equally ooieSQ11eh
- "a iHease Fainter and WhieeneP n Wan0e
cure promptly and faithfully. al dseeriptlo1 81
PAINTING In the most satisfactory naHnor. ~
ORDERS FROM ANY PART or THE STATE.
Entire Subtraction guaranteed in allsssDscls, a.
the best of City and Country references nm 49,
desired. f,r the better sat,sfaction ND :ccu0Sc~
ton Of persons 1t distance. =.
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INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR

LOB SALE-A Pew, or half Pew, eiigi-
~ " ls;s I ssss::. { 'i ss:. &:
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HDUCATfoM.
|EFFIRHON MALE ACADHNY.

foTn, sE1w. car AND Iuaa sra. crurcn r,tn.
ns Inira nnnsa! esesIo4 Of tais Sohoo van com.
jry m IN sepssnbsr In. LIS, and cioss
~. .. " Rom. vim h... chang. 81 n. c,.-.,
rm. per session. {pay able one haif ss Jsnnary.
~ and the remainder At the end Of he sessioni
iii ~ tse end ~ asncrDs g shs s,rde. q TIE
~ puplis vii BE- charged from the time they are
p.SsIss.sa .!sans' pkrhERsBs IlosIs:
CLASSICAL AND COMMERCI1Ti
On Sth street between Broa and Marshail.
H DR1 Wi;9 sNfr A tr Principals.
~, Professor SIMON. Instructor Ia French.
~ Tns institution VIII reopen ON Monday. the 10th
The number OF scholars received into this school
ton Of the Principals fhe course Of Instruction ii
ness for entering efthtr Of the CLASSES in College
Bscks, Charts. G .obes and various Apparatus -
., knsiis In Bookkeeping VIII receive particular
Circulars containing further information can be
naq % the bookstores Of Messrs Price and John
One Of the principals can be found A. the ,tud an
Broad 81, - door from 9th st. an is-m
A LBEMARLE FEMALE INSTITUTE.
=. CHARLOTTEsv1LLE.v VA
The next session (3rd) begins on 10Th September
ana ends the last of June following. No recess ex.
cept week at Christmas and recii atoms regularly
on Saturday.
OFFICERS AND TEACHERS FOR COLLE9IArE
DEPARTMENT.
.JoHN HART, NJ A.-Principal and Instructor in
Moral Philosophy and Mathematics.
u, Cs4wpoRD TAY, NJ A-Natural Science, History
WIN BRosAUGH, NJ A-Ancient Languages, Mo-
dern Languages
BAKER THOMPSON NJ A-Ancient and Modern
Languages. English LaDguag, and Composition.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
Mr. EDMUND TAYLoR-Mrs EMILY dRuBB.
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC.
Mr. VINCENT CzURDA.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT..
Mrs EMILY GRUB.
The gentlemen named above as in the Collegiate
Department.. are al Virgnans and Masters of Arts
OF the University OF Virginia. They will aso teach
Glasses in the Preparatory Department.
EXPENSES FOR WHOLE sEesIoN
Board and full course of study in the Collie
gate Department as most students can
axe wltnout 90
Ditto. Cltto, with mu5lc......... ZS4 Oh |
Board and tuition in Preparatory Depart
ueuts "Itnout zoo 90
Diuo ditto with mus 254 90 |
PAINTING, Drawing, &c. at usual rates.
NoTf.-YouDg Ladies boarding at the Institute |
lc'Hhot be permitted to make accounts at stores -
Parents are expected, then send to them or the
Principal for them money, and not give them leave
to buy on credit.
Any information as to subjects taught. mode of |
instruction &c, can be obtained by application to
the Principal at Charlottesville an IA 1t swiw