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AInrMInIE RRMAI.E INSTITUTE.

ALBEMARLE FEMALE INSTITUTE,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
TIME next Session Ord begins on 20th september and
ends the last of June following. No recess except
week at Chrstmasand rectations regularly on satur-
days. n ,o,,ro,.r,
DEPARTMENT.
JOHN HART, NJ. A.-Prpcipal and Instructor In moral
Philosophy and Mathematics Wa.
CRAWFORD H. TAY, M. Natural Sciences hlstory ana
Literature. =,
WIN N BRosAuaH NJ. A-Ancient Languages. Modern
Languages.
l. BAKER THOMPSON, NJ A.-Ancient and Modern Lam
guagcs, English Language and Compassion.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
Mr. EDMUND TAYLol-Mrs EMILY CRUDE.
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC.
Mr. VINCENT CzuRpA.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Mrs. EMILY GnuBB
The gentlemen named above rs In the Collegiate De
partuent all vrgnisns and Masters OF Arts OF the
University of Virginia. They will also teach Glasses In
the Preparatory Department.
EXPENSES WHOLE SESSION.
Board and full course OF study in Collegiate De-
partment a most students can take, without 100 ~
music. x. ~
Ditto ditto, with music. -....-.--...--- 2sl 10
Board and tuition In Preparatory Department nm m
without music, Soo "
Ditto ditto, with music. 2oA Y"
Painting, Drawing, &c. at usual rates.
NorE-Young Ladies' boarding at the Institute ral NOT
pectcd then TO send them, the Principal for them
MONEY and not give them leave to buy credit
ANY information subjects taught mode OF instrue
tion &C.. be obtained by application to the Irnepa
At Charlottesville. July ScuSep"
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SALE OF NRGKOFs

fuNHE undersigned, commissioners appointed by De
OF the Circuit Court of Louisa County in Gaze
OF Mallory and wife VS.. Rawlings and others, will NJ
hOrity OF said Decree ut ousn Courthouse MUnGhy
the llh of October 1855. that being day. pror"eG
10 SELL at public auction to the highest Bidder three NJ
liable Slaves, two young men, one young woman.
TERas-As much OF the purchase money in cash
will bs necessary to pay the expense OF the sale for tie
balance the purchasers give bonds with approve
curity payable twelve months aitrr day oi sale, ant
bearing interest from same date
GEORGE w. MALLORY. 1,
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nyERsRRR-I am DESTROYS of getting place a.
u Overseer upon farm, in Eastern Virginia Many
wears exper ence and the general approval OF gcnemel
comd oye satisfaction to any employer Reference Is g1v
| on 70 W. NJ Harrison Of the city OF Richmond.
Aug lo-c2w w. II. JONES, Henrico county.
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BY THK GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
PROCLAMATION.

PROCLAMATION.
KXyHEREAS the General Assembly OF this common
w wealth has authorized Bank to be established in
the town Of DsnvilIe under the of the THE DAs
BANK" and has Incorporated the same rs 6aEk
for circulation depose and discount with capital Oh not
less than one hundred thousand dollars nor more than
five hundr ed Thousand dollars be raised BY suoscrp
tons In shares Of hundred dollars each and whereas
1t has been certified the satisfaction of the Executive
that the OF one hundred and thirty thousand I'VE
hundred dollars, being more than the minimum capital
has been subscribed that the said bank has ac'
tuay and good faith Of its absolute properly In
the current coin OF the United States thou
sand three hundred dollars being three-sfths OF the
ha said Corporation has been organized by the election
of PRECEDENT and Directors: Now therefore, in eonior-
nifty to law do hereby make this Proclamation deca'
commence operations.
Given under my hand. as Governor, and under
H. the Seal of the Commonwealth, this 18th day oil
August, 1853 HENRY A. WISE.
By the Governor: GEoRGE w. MuHFoRp,
Ano l9-dlw Secretary of the Commonwealth
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
MR LEFEBvRE'S SCHOOL,
CORNER OF GRACE AND FOUSHEE STREETS,
pTCuNnNn

rENE session OF our School bcgus the 9, of Oct
Il 1858. aud ends the Let OF July 1859.
successful experience in teaching. for twentyihree
renced assistants. encourages US in the belief that our
School will be taund deserving of the very liberal patron.
age heretofore slowed No pains spared 10 render
II fully equal in all departments the best institutions oil
our country.
French ia the language OF the family.
regular course of studies and who wish carry
Their their mental Improvement there will DO class in
Bellies Letters and Lieraure-reciIing twice week
Price Of admission $50 for the whole session, and SIS
pupils who take other studies The greatest efforts will
be made render this both interesting and improving
10 me Primary snv cbsrsa DC 10 'he
PACULTY.-HuBERr r LErEBvRE, A NJ. Principal;
WIN g. WILLIAMS, a. b, Vice Principal Rev II 3 hep.
PIER JOHN p LITTLE, NJ D., Mrs. f.. A j. GIBSON Miss
MARY C. GoRpos. Miss ELIZA BARTLETT Madame L.
RLAScHEr, Mrs MIRIAM TAYLOR, Madame MARIE EsrvAS
john A. CALYO, c. w. THILow, WM Z. GAABAu, ELIo
poRo CAMS HENRIcH SCHNEIDER.
TERMa.
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vNyHE POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE of the Sta

TEyHE POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE of the State
III of Pennsylvania West Penn Square, Philadelphia,
incorporated by the legislature 1883, on the plan of
the Industrial Colleges OF Paris and Berlin, affords tho
rough professional ducstion Civil Engineering Mining
Engineering Mechanical Engineering. Industrial, Ana
Teal, and Agricultural Chemistry hetaurgy, and Ar
chitecture.
Practice and Assistant Engineers may perfect themselves
in any branch Of their profession.
The SIXTH ANNUAL SESSION Will begin on Monday,
September 20, 1853. Apply to
DR. A. L. KENNEDY, President of the Faculty,
July 90-2m Polytechnic College. Philadelphia.
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,LOOK OUT tOK LIMITATIONS OF
rERRlNS' woncEsrkasHIsE sAucE,-See I'D
'.,.,i ot JOHN DUNCAN q SONS.
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA
AT HOWARD. ON THE HELGHIS.

THREE MILES WEST OF ALEXANDRIA,
REV. JOHN =. MCGUIRE, RECTOR.
TIME next sc-siun Of this institution will commence
Il On Wednesday, the 9Th day OF september.
The studies embrace full Course Of Ancient and Mo
dern Languages the Natural Sciences, Mathematics, Ell.
glish Music, Drawing, &c.
TERMs-s25o per session. payable, invariably semian.
nualy in advance viz: sl2j at the commencement Of thu
session. and SIPS ON the second "Wednesday n February
course and Modern Languages Light, Fuel Wa.hius.
Mcrding everything. in short, except Books, Sta
tonery Clothing and what is furnished to the pupil
Music and Drawing extra charges.
Pamphlets containing full account of the School, will
be sent TO those hu request It.
Applications for entrance, for further Information,
may be addressed to the Rector.
r. q. Theological Seminary, Fairfax Co.. Va.
REFHnEScEs-Rt. Kew. WIN. Meade, D. d. Ri. Rev.
John Johns u D. The Clergy of the Diocese The Pro-
lessons of the University of Virginia.
July 24-eodt 9Th Sep
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IMMINENT OF HOTEL KEEPER AT
VIE IiNINtESI1'N OLE VIRGINIA

III. OF
. Board OF Viritois OF the University of Virginia
.. On ';c ls' day Of sep eInocr next make an ap.
~. o' II 'cl keeper Tor the new Hotel. The pr.ce
RI 70 -" paid 80 per SEES ofnine months pay.
'''er! IL siva &C.; wnc'c he hoclk cpCr furnishes
;a y. fuin! Ure crmpletc. redding and washing
snG s.fv rs attendance. That about 90 board.
~ - ".'isned TO ne new hotel from the University
.. tHe in ng hal will accommodate 40 bosrders,
'i-n' will oc 20 u pc' yea. The keeper Of the
fe S'l mol De- required 10 furnish the dormitories
Huf MS ou' TIA, there will be Il deduction Of $40
j. hoNrd of al his boa d.. rs who furnish their own
1 snd )! - tor washing their bedding and towels
10 Ic paid quarterly H. advance, aud the hotel keep
':'e O,Ed tnd security III sufficient to cover
s'-Hc"- hnd Tor tine faithful discharge OF his dutirs
servants ot toe hotel will be required TO attend
a' to:ai.rri.s.
raa cesii.ns further information will address the
|'.u"i ROBT r. PRENTlS, Proctor,
iJ-c'l..Sep University of Virginia
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NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTOR~.
OFFICE OF RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER }
RAILROAD COMPANY,

NICHHUNU Ds['
fUNHE undersigned Is authorized to receive PROPOSE!
l. for the unfinished Grading. Bridging. Delivery Of
Cross Tes Laying the Track Depots and all other work
necessary complete the s Division OF the Richmond u
York River Railroad To Pamunkey River rs miles, and
also for the 2nd Division (sepaIntely) from Pamubkey
River 10 West Point rs $40 mies) including Pamunk-y
River Bridge.
Propos.is sealed will be received at the Ensnee's
ONCE of m. nboy. Company In Richmond until the icIh
d.y of August next where Plans specifications and all in
turna,op necessary bidders, will also be furnished
and after the Isl day Of August
PAYMENT, monthly in Cash and in tie Companyis ana
s,stc Bonds Bidders show satisfactory evidence q
ability and responsibility and 20 per cent. reserved
,,op,hIy Estimates until contracts completed.
inv 1-tAug8 d. ). WALTON, Chief Eps'r.
~ pOsTPONEIRNT OF LETTING - The
letting postponed until the oath OF August, I'D.
in be received from the 18th to the Gath inclusive
Aus6 D. g WALTON. Chief EnsinseY
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SITUATION WANTkD-as a Teacher, by young
- man. who is fair English French and Latin scholar.
and who is also qualified teach Mathematics, and the
rudments OF the Greek Language.
Satisfactory references given. Address box NO. So
Charlottesville Va July I3-ts
VKTANTED-A CLASSICAL TEACHER-A gentle
spectacle college can obtain good situation In Mssissp-
nj hv ssnl,;ng M This office Aug lift
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RED OAK ACADEMY,

V!fh
BRUNSWICK COUNTY rIRGINI4.
JNNHE next session will open the first Monday in OctO
Der. and close the last Friday in the following July
The OF study will be thorough and discipline firm
TERMS:
For Board including every thing, except light. 500
Tuition in CLASSICS and Mathematics. 81
Tuition in advanccd English Branches ......... &C
Tuition in Primary ......-.. ~
The Boarding Department will be under the charge
DR. John II. Wniree to whom, in the absence Of the
Principal all communications may be addressed Ken
nedy's P. o., Brunswick county.
Convcyances, suitable notice, will meet pupils nj
Blacks and Whites, on the South Side Railroad.
Aug ll-ctOcl AUG. l.. DIBBLE.
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For further PARTICULARS apply 10
RHFERKacRs-Thc Patrons OF tho School; RICH, Rev
Bishop Meade, Virginia. Right Rev Bishop Elliott Geor
sia Right Rev Bishop Johns Virsnia Right Rev Bishop
Coobs. Alabana; Rev n ID Hoee ID, Rev T V Moore, d
d, Rev Gdersleeve Virginia; the Clergy of the Epis
copsl Church in Virginia.
have several OF my pupils TO place teachers. Per
by applying may secure tho services of compe
tent Instructors II. Z. l..
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pIED1IoST ISSrITl,rl


CHARL O TTESpILLE PTRGINId.
MISS ANNE LEATON, PRIscIPAt.
Tu%FlE fifth annual session OF the Piedmont Institute will
Il begin the frs Monday OF September, and end the
last OF June following.
Teachers Of English--Miss Anne Ieaton, Miss Jane
Leaton Miss Betty Lewis Musc-Mr. Chss. 7. Frey
Ancient and Modern Languages, N. Won Fischerz. As
ssan Instructor in Modern Languages ut the University
Of Virginia.
TERMS FOR SESSION or TEN mosTHs-English Pri-
mary Department, SIS; English Advanced Department
$50; Algebra and Geometry, each, $40; Modern Lam
guagcs each, s2O Ancient Languages each 500 Music
on Piano, with ot Instrument, S54; Vocal Music
private lessons 500; Vocal Music, cass 3l2 Drawing,
$780, Board including lights fuel, etc. $780, Washing, ST.
per mon h.
RErERENcEs.-Righ Rev William Meade, D d: Rev X
X Mende, Charlottesville, Va Rev VIM Nelson. Scots-
vile, VA Mr. Wm Robertson, Charlottesville, Va; Mr
John II Timberlake, DR. Chas Minor, Mr Eugene Davis,
Charlottesville, Va Rev James Coleman Daniel Dollar.
matte. Caroline county, Va; Lawrence Carr, Esq, IA.
nswha II; Hon Alexander Holiday, Richmond, Va;
Prof Minor University Of Va; Col Robert Ashin, VIII
mlnston fluvanna county. Va; Mr. VIM Hart Garlandt
o. Va; DR. VIM G Carr Charlottesville Va; Mr. William
Wjbrow Waynesburo' Va. Jcy 24-ctSrp5
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
~-~~~>~~~O~~~~~~~
LOtIS "a T. VI LIZ AGA ID T. VI \ ,
MIL HOOD


LO L ISA T. VI ALE AZ AIDE VI
WLLWOOD
THREE MILES FROM vInGISrA cESrRAL RAILROAD
NuKs MARTHA F. DABNEY. assisted by her daugh
I'VE tr,s. proposes open School for Young Ladie,
On the hrs day oil October next. In this School will be
taught
let The Rui.nans Gi Chemi-try. Natural Philosophy
and all the Elementary Branches oil English Educa
ton.
2nd History, French, aud Music on the Piano.
Bird. Embroidery and Needle WORK.
Bnnrd. including Washing aud Lights and Tuition in al
the English Branches tor session Of ten month"; sl35 o.
Instruction in Music and OF Piano.....-.. 81 OK
For scsol"ra advanced, Il Professor will be cu
poycd at u.ual rates
Embroi iery and Needle Work ....... SCI
One half of all charges to bn paid in advauce and tn,
remainder before the close OF the session
Each Young Lady will be expected to furnish her OWE
towels properly marked
The Instructors in this School are allowed to refer to
Professor Geo Edward Dabney, WIN D Stuart. Rev Re
Esqr, Second Turn Out, Louisa; Maj II Price Verdon
llauover Philip Nelson Esqr and Lucius Minor, Esq
.ttna o, Hanover.
The number of boarders will be limited to twelve and
the most tender maternal care promised.
Address-"Second Turn Out Louisa" at which place
carriages will always meet the pupils Early application
il requested.
Aug 5-clocl wM. B. DABNEY.
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
BUCKINGHAM, VA
'HNHE Fall session of this Institution will open the
-''f'''' FACULTY:
Rev. John C. Blackwell A. H. President and roies
ut Natural Science and Ethics.
J. Potts, A. NJ, Professor OF Msthemac, aud Ancient
Languages
Arnaud Preot Professor of Modern Languages and Mu
sic.
Mrs +. A Prcot. Assistant In French and Music
Miss :. A. Cobb nstructress in Ornamental Branches
and Assistant In Music.
- Assistant in Music.
TERMS PER SESSION. DUE IN ADVANCE:
Board, including fuel, lights, and washing, Stu On
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MOUNTAIN HOME sCnOUL.

BOTETOURT COUNTY. FIRGIhId.
TENlIE subscriber will rc.opea his school the LIST Of
IL September. The studies will comprise the ordinary
branches OF English Education, together with Mathe
mates, Natural Philosophy. Latin Greek, French Ger
man and Anglo Saxon.
The course will be scale sufficiently extended to
prepare pupils for the highest classes In the University
Virginia in any o. our Colleges, to hit them for the
active pursuits OF lite.
TERMS Two hundred aud thirty dollars per session
OF nine monhs and half ending June 18th, lo59-one.
halt payable on the lat SEPTEMBER, and oDchaf on the
18th January New pupils will be charged fOm
date ct entering to the end Of the session Number limited
10 twenty five.
~ No deduction for any for protracted
sickness
-" Parents or guardians wIhng further information
will address their letters 10 WIN GAIT,
Aug ll---cit Pattousiurc. Botctourt Co Va.
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EATHER AND RUBBER BETTING
full supply OF Betting &c from the best manufacturers
and sell factory prices We also keep large variety
of cotton and hemp Twines, wrapping paper, &c.
KNOWLES & WALFORD,
Aug 17-7t No 81, Pearl streeI.
VYyHEAT DRILLS.-Just received. supply OF
w the Justly celebrated Bckford Hufmans pre-
MUM Wheat Drills, with Guano Attachment
CHURCH FLEMING Sole Agents.
Aug. ao-lm corner Cary and 18th sts
A PPLE PIERCER, CORER AND SLICER.--
"A We have In store and for sale very superior arh
CHURCH e. FLEMING,
Aup Him Corner Cary and 18th sis.
n UBIN'S EXTRACTS Tor the Handkerchief. Co
IL iogne, and other Perfumes
W. PETERSON Druggist
Aug6 l55 Main st., corner OF 18th
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For Board $500 90
For Washing 20 co
For Lights 600
For English Tuition So. 40 90
For Modern Languages each 90 90
For french. when studied exclusively Of the
English branches 40 90
For Latin 20 90
For Music on Piano. Harp. Guitar. Organ
Singing:
Fo. on. lesson iof an hour week 40 OO
For two lessons (of hour) week 50 w
For three lessons (of an hour) week l!O w
For four lessons (uf hour) week l6u w
For IN. Ma, of piano Is ~
For Drawing. from Models ~ w
For Drawing. from Nature 40 w
For Painting in Water Colors 40 %
For Oil Painting 81 W
Years years Of f eSe . 30 %
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HILTON SCHOOL.
THNllE School tho residence OF the subscriber, in
u Orange County, near Gurdons villc will be- contil-
ued the ensuing year, under the instruction OF Charles B.
Young, Esq, graduate Of the University OF Virginia.
A few more buys cnn be accommodated in my family
Terms as heretofore, $500 per session Of ten months
commencing the first Of September and ending on the
29ih OF June payable, hall, at the commencement,
the other at the end of the session Refer to the Faculty
of the University. JAMES NEWMAN
An
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MISSOURI ELECTION

MISSOURI ELECTION.
~. August % Tue re, eat contest in this
NJ .,...uli-O IN the election 10 the Legislature
- 'n.m,,r.,c and IL opposition meinbers.-
I.n.I-. Democrats II, opposition y.
,psANCE In CoimoNmIHk CROP.
-" ,,,,suce ot ! cent per pound i'll tho lower
,i''' -, COTTON. whne the better QUALITIES remain
previous rates.
D - pam accounts from nearly every section are
."5,.nrsui. In Alabama especially tho plant is
y ;, he dolg better shan at any former time.
~ IMORE AUG 23.-Flour is unssttled; Gales
mat IS l0.S5 81. Wheat is frmi sales Of
hi,e al 81. 35a$ Loo. Corn is firm; sales Il
E.. Al SSs9O cts.
,rw YORK, AUG 22-Fiour and wheat are
~, Saturdays prices. Sales OF whte corn al
~ ,.unw ~ = 93 cts
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LEA & Pc II Rms
CELEBRATED
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE!

PRONOUNCED BY coSyoissEURs TO BE
THE ONLY GOOD AUCR,
AND APPLICABLE TO EVERY VARIETY OP DISH.
LNXTRACT Of letter from a Medical Gentleman, At
IL Madras to bis brother at Woi cester, May 1851.
"Teu LEA PERRISs that their SAUCE 10 highly es.
,nemed In India, and s in my opinion the pastabe
as well 40 the most wholesome Sauce that is made"
EXTENSIVE FRAUDS
The only Medal awarded by the Jury Of the New York
Exhibition Foreign Sauces, obtsined by LEA g.
PERKINS for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE The
world. wide fame Of which having led FOR.
CERES, purchasers requested to that the
OF LEA PERKINS are upon the Wrapper, Label, Stop.
per and Bottle.
LEA PERKINS, will proceed against any infringing
have instructed their Correspondents various parts Of
the world to advise them OF any Infringement Sole
Wholesale Agents for the United States.
JOHN DUNCAN g. SONS,
IO5, Broadway, New York.
stock always In store Also, orders received for di.
rect shipment from England Aug ll-eodly
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,

sMIrHFIELD ACADEMY.
BOARDING AND DAY SCllOOL-SEsSION 1859
IEyUE Third Session -, the suhscribrrs iu,irru,lept
i Male School, vii. commence 6r.t MONDAY In Oc,,.
Der, and close ("iih the inleI'nsson OF the usus ho
unvsl the IasI frlu"y W u, I ia ,,,h t.c,,
Terms per session OF ~ Inn, "I 9tion aga i"' ia
Hhciuulhg Washing, rui 80 49, Va lhe fanny u
the frincipa. ssoO' PyhoIr q'lii,.rIiy w advance
For further Information an, "sarHss The subscriber at
i," m'L; u s'H'"' ' ~ f'' "''e' '"' ''s
al :mthhe'u. , ,.
aug ls--clocl " n. NJ: ChKl.
SCHOOL AT BJMPASS'S
yB1HE next session OF this school will b. opeucd or
4 the hrsl Monday in October next and clnacl the
Inst July follow Ing under the tuition of John Richard
son, n graduate OF Hnmpirn Sydney College. The
Course viii be thorough, embracing Latin Greek Mathe
English branches
TERMS:
Board, Including Washing and Fuel. 800
iIon f - ,hc - -, ~
mon,b ,bo ",n.r bsIf nj the "n. If 'ha se.a;e
'.t, .ne o'iler I'M" ~ 'ne sIosa " me session
AGuress lle suo''i"o'' NJ ''cohu lurh'oW T. w.,
Louisa county, va
aug Set J. !. oUMr ~.
RLOOMFIELD ACADEMY
FIVE MILES WEST OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VA
w LEROY BROUN NJ A. .
w WILL OIt;IIBY TERBS Associate frncPais.
rHyHE obec, If this Academy ia 10 prepnre Students
for the University of Virginia or 10 III them Tor the
active duties OF life The course OF instruction embraces
all those requisite for preparation for any
acauenc schools oi lne University, aad tne he'hoo ~
as Pf"cueap'' " "r 10 mat pursued al THAT in''tu
Tbe nov, so.s;on hsir. 9. Oh. ,s 81, s.,,.r,be- Far
c,n".s sea'1u Iii $500; S e -: Vi VI ",
,hs pr,noI. tn Pos, 6a;o =; i H., s,hami
county VIM; '"' - ~ Inc soc,,n
-oe"-2, :" s,.," .u"e -..-
HAMPTON ACADEMY.
IoHN b. CARY, A. NJ, PRrscIPA1, Instructor in An
- cient Languages and Mathematics
f. e. EDMosDs, y NJ J., assistant in Mathematics and
JESSE 5. JONES a. Y Assistant In Ancient Language
PHILIPPE HENLE, Instructor in Modern Languages and
Music
Miss EMILY A. CLEVELAND, lnstrucress in Female De-
partmcnt.
Board and Tuition in Ancient Languages aud Mathe
mUcs, 5220, per session Of months commencing on
the first Monday in October Lights extra
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|17zs5 ;zzTM 6AR
FACTORS FOR THE CONSTRUC.
iHE DON PEDRO II. RAILROAD. IN

|s00SsTkACTORS FOR THE CONSTRUC.
III" HE DON PEDRO II. RAILROAD. IN
- to employ FIFTY YOUNG MEN. natives of
1e o, virginia or any Of the Southern States,
h. ,,n ~ the management of negroes on pub
nss 20 70 Brazil as Managers or Foremcn. They
IN, ~ experienced in the construction of such
I, s,. ,"ey VIII employ some young men who
o TsaEeo on farms, or whs are employed az
ll4sp '. s'ns They will also employ men, who
stoned to work white labor. aud under
b. ,"a sny the construction of heavy rock work,
f,t;st .l9' &r The line Of the Railroad to be
!; Nor" t !. pass Up and through the Sierra de
Ftci y. fountain. 40 miles from Rio dc Janeiro.
= One, ~ me loo, Of the mountain there lie Rail-
:. .r'i'n. and the. climate is delightful being
i. As IN the county of Greenbrier, In this
c-.,nn,n..., but much milder In winter mercury
cr falling below $50 In winter. and IL IA AZ
10 In any part of the world.
I 'smee'. Richmond, Va.
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5,4so Prizes smountlngto $500 00t
Whole Tickets, $40: Halves, IS; Quarters 81 s.
ep Circular showing the Plan Of the Lotteries Wal b.
sent to any one DESTROYS Of receiving L..
Certificates of packages will be sold 1T the following
rates. which Is the risk.
Certificate Of packages Of 10 whole tickets SSt
10 Half Il
10 Quarter" q
n