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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-07

TRUSTEES SALE.-As trustee in a
l. certain deed, bearing date 18th February, 1857
executed by Robert Gentry, duly recorded in Lou.
isa County Court, Shall proceed 70 sell at public
auction, for ady money, AS Louisa Court House. on
MONDAY, the Ilth day of October, 1865, Chat being
court day. the negro woman JUDEA, conveyed by
said deed. GEORGE A SIMS,
IS l6-law4wTh trustee.
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I AMBLER WEEDS

| AM BLEh WEEUS
e.. CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Near corner Clay and 18th streets
The Sixth Annual Session of this School will COM
mence on MONDAY, 9th September next.
TERMS:
payable semfaunually. in advance)
Ordinary English Branches, per $4,000
Advanced do. with Classics and Mathe-
mates ...... $500
French, (Prof EMIov 1880
Drawing {Prof. CALYo, )............-...~..... 1000
All q-2m
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CELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH

~ SCII0Ot-INsTlTUTE FOR MUSIC PAINT
ING AND DRAWING.-0n the first day of Octo-
Der next, intend opening Select Classical and
English School, in which will be taught all or any
Of the following branches viz: Greek Latin French
Germdn, History. G.o0rdphy, Mathematics and all
the usual English branches. In view of the difficult
school,. the number OF pupils will be limited to g.
and tie entire charge for instruction in this depart
ment will be sI00 per session. from the LIST of ucto
Der, 1858, ending the Both June 1889. The ancient
languages will be taught by M self the higher
branches of the French, by Prof EMIoN; of the
German; by the Rev. MIR; HOVER, and the English
Private lessons will also be given, and private Glass
ss formed 10 any Of the above branches. With this
school is combined an Institute for Music, Painting
and Dr0tcin0. In the Musical department under
supervision of Prof V. BUSCH of this city, will be
taught on liberal terms, Orchestral ion, thorough
Bass and Piano, by Prof BUSCH, Guitar Melodeon
ers Special attention will be paid to sacred, vocal
Music. and instruction given both privately and in
classes or 2cietes. in thorough Bass. vocal or in
strumental M1sic on application. The department
for PAINTING and DRAWING will be under the
direction Of Mr. ALFRED SMITH, assisted by Mr.J f.
FISHER, OF Philadelphia, recently arrived in this
Institute Landscape and Portrait Painting aud
Drawing Of every description will be taught private
ly or IN classes. Special opportunity of perfecting
themselves in all any of the above branches will
themselves to teaching.
With the impression, that Institution where
science may be had at moderate prices, from teach
ers Of established reputation, will prove beneficial
to the rising generation, the . .tronage of an en-
lightened public is solicited.
All communications will be left at the Institute,
Main between 9th and 18th streets, over DR.. n I'D
cons Dental Office or at the Post Office, in letters
'-- >''' '''l A''>-> 0. A. ERICSSON.
Richmond Sept. 1853. Sc 6-dtIN
REFEREScEs-Rev Moera Rev VI Hoge, Rev
Geo Woodbridge Rev II kcper Hou j Caskie
Rev I |, Rn-r andy ESQ
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HAVING now closed out all the unde

4 sirable goods i'm the stock Of VALENTINE Il
son, by making the sacrifice Of them in the store
rather than at auction, the remaining stock have
purchased, enabling my father 70 wi hdraw his in
forest from The late CoDcerD and shall this day, with
= large and new stock Just arrived from New York.
open - new business the old basis OF forty yeas
standing dditerin1 10 the one price system, and in
pun suing it, shall be guided by the same policy
which directed my father for so many years.
By my father, | am requested to say to his old
friends that he will generally be foun abo~ the
store where it will give him great pleasure to greet
them MANN s VALENTINE, JR.
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RICHMUND NJ e ACADEMY, "a
ENGLISH SCHOOL FRANKLIN STREET ABOVE 7TH.
X. ii. l.. TIGHE, A. NJ, Principal.
The SIXTH Annual Session will open on MON
DAY, the 9th of September.
The advantages of SELECT SCHOOL obvious to
the mind OF every rejecting and such this is
designed 10 be in the strctest Of the word In
consequence of the Senior Glass entering College.
well rs some other pupils going into business there
will be some vacancies Glasses for beginners in
English and Latin will be formed those also will be
sormeS The cnnrse If ips,rnction is Horo,anb ana
systematic. The Primary Department receives par
ticular attention Mr. 0tw'd Heindrich is engaged
as assistant in Mathematics, Natural Philosophy
Chemistry, Drawing and German. Mr. Jos Michard
will teach French and Spanish. For further partic-
ulars,, apply after the 18th Of September at the
Schoolhouse to III TIGHE, A. NJ.
au 2S-2m
TERMs-sio.5O or $50 per session: French and
Drawiug $50 extra
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= ON MADHUX HILL, On TItUKsHA{t THE
2lsr OCT0BEk.-By virtue OF a deed OF trust exc
cuted 20 me- by Alfred Leweien, dated the ist day
OF February lss6, and of record In the Clerk Office
of the County Court of HeErico, in book CT, page
ST. will proceed 70 soil ut auction. the preni.
SEES on THURSDAY, the 2ist October tinstantl. for
cash. the Horse and Lot conveyed situated on Mad
dux Ill., adjoining the Brick Dwelling btloning 10
john X Allen, to pay three bords given by said
Lewellep amounting TO four hundred and fifty eol-
lare with interest thereon
Thettle to the property conveyed in this deed Is
considered unauestionahc, Int selling ss trustee,
will only convey by special warranty
WILLIAM b. JONES, Trustee.
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ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY, RICH
- MONn

UWNUUUTFD BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
ms !1sttntion will resume studies on the PIRST
MOSDAf OF September Boarders, for board and
tuition and use Of bed and bedding also for washing
ana mending, pay per annum $3.50. to be paid semi,
Annually In advance Dav Scholars, according to
ter, in advance. farther particulars. apply at
the Academy 4th and Marshall sts or TO the 1T Rev
y MCGILi.. Bishop of Richmond se2-d&cwts
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By Henry W. Quarles, Auot.,
No I50 Main atraat

T WILL recommence my NIGHT SALES
l. on THIS (Thursday) EVENING, commencing
at So o'clock. The attention Of the public d most
respectfully called to my fine assortment Of JEW.
ELRY &C. Ny Goods are direct from the manufhc-
turers and will be sold without reserve.
jy15 HENY w QUARLES, Auct.
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Mss LUTON OF co PARTNER

y SHIP-Ihe co-partDership arrangement OF
VALENTINE son expires to-day. by the terms Of
agreement and mutual consent. Any unsettled hn-
shines. cf the concern will have the attention Of
VALENTINE, JR, to whom the matters OF yALEN-
TINE i SON are now transferred
MANN 8 VALENTINE
MANN VALENTINE JR
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A UCTION SALE OF A VALUABLE

a UCTIUN SALE OF A VALUABLE
16AFARM OF 25 ACRES IN CHI eSTERFIELD
GOUNTY, ON SWIFT CREEK 20 MILES DISTANT
From RICHMOND We are authorized to sell the
yalutble Farm, located as above fyrmerly the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Daniel Il. Goode and now In the oc en-
pancy OF Dr.. Thos. o. Markham. 1t contains 2S5
scrss OF which $50 acres re low grounds well pro-
tected from water and admirably tapted to che
growth of Hay, Corn Wheat aud Oats.
The nelghborhood is equal to any in point of mo-
raj and religious advantages, being convenient to
three or four churches, and quite near to Alton
academy, for the education of boys and young men.
The improvements consist of an excellent Dwelling
House. containing three rooms below, and two pas
cages. Is nearly new, and neatly painted. As the
owner resides IN the adjoining he Is anxious to SELL
and will offer inducements to those who will make
immediate application. Possession given in time to
seed crop of wheat Apply to
G0DDIN 4 APPERSON, Aucts.
The foregoing valuable Farm will be sold at auc.
ton, on the premises. WEDNESDAY the 18th DC
tober lass, at ii O'Clock, A NJ, if fair if not the
TERMS One-third cash, balance at one and two
years Tor bonds bearing interest secured by trust
deed
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CLoAKs AND sHAwLs.

Direct frcm New York. and Of the latest Styles and
NEGRO CLOTHING
In large qua titles, consisting Of Kerseya Sati-
nets Stsunton Cloths Full Cloths, Linseys hIan-
keis and many other articles too numerous TO men,
ion An examination is earnestly solicited. IA am
determined to sell low. GEO RAGBY
9l-lm Main straet
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MARKET FARM FOR SALE| wi

MARKET FARM FOR SALE will
IVA offer for sale. at public auction, on sATUR-
DAY, the 10th Of October, IL O'Clock N, Market
Farm. containing loo acres, adjoining the lands OF
small dwelling house, the cut houses are new and
very good. 1t Is the most desirable location for
Mark let Garden in Virginia. This farm il situated
in Hanover county. s'a mics from Richmond. the
neiehborhood iseGuSl to any in the state.
TERMs-&l 900 cash; the balance In one and two
years JOHN X STARkE.
|
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By james M. Taylcr a. Son.
TRUsrEE's SALE on THREE rEN1

TRUSTEES SALE or THREE TENE-
= MENTa AND LOTS IN THE VALLEY. NEAR
TO THE OLD DISTfLLERY. AT Auction --As
Trustee in certain deed Of trust executed By Rich
Ard Morris, bearing date the 18th Of Aueust 1888
duly recorded In the Clerks office Of Rich nond Huss
tings and Henrico County Courts, shall In exc -u
Ton Q! said trust being 80 requfr. by the benz a.
ciary 10 said deed proceed to sell at public Anctou
upon the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th October
commencing at o'clock. three Framed Teuements
and Lots In the vaily near to the "OId pistilery"
The property frontson the Virginia Central Railroad
III feet, and runs lack 200 feet
TRIMS Enough cash will be required to FAY the
expenses af executing this trust two bonds and an
open account, amounting TO &657 A. with interest
from January ,st. 1885, the balance ut months for
note with interest. and secured by trust deed
ED III MCCARTHY. Trustee
JAS III TAYLOR Son. Aucts. OCT
PRICK STORE ON 13rH STREET,
- NEAR TO CARY STREET, AT AUCTION -
VIII be sold upon the premises, on MONDAY, the
23th day OF October, CT mmepcing at ~ O'Clock
the Brick Store. on the east line of 18th street
near TO Gary street. and now in the occupancy Of
nj VT Geo Peake; and renting at 500 per aunum.-
The lot fronts l6 feet and runs hack about so feet
Jnose wishing to make safe investment W. uld do
well to attend this sale
TERMS Very liberal, viz: no cash but credit of
g. ~ Is and n months. for negotiable notes. with in
terest added and secured by trust deed
CO. JAN TAYLOR & SON, AUcts.
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9 ECT COUNTRY GUARDING
~ SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES Mrs HENRY
L BROOKE proposes on the 10th of October next
to open Boarding School for young ladies at Ash
land, in the county of Hanover.
All the higher branches of female education will
be taught Including French, Latin, Italian Music
and nrawing-in all of which departments there
will be competent assi.tants.
Mr. EDWARD GRENIER, now a resident in Ash
land. will take charge of the Department of Music,
French and Drawing.
Aiter the present year, the School will be removed
to tho country in the neg hborh God of Ashland.
TERMS-oNEHALF PAYABLE IN ADVANCE, THE REST At
THE END TIE YEAR:
For BOARD. including fuel and lights......sl75 M
Engiish 40 no
Lang uages. (each 20 90
Musc-professor's Fees
Use of Piano. co
Fer further information, address
HENRY T. BROOKE
oc2-ts AshIana Virginia.
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w. session will commence on MONDAY, Oct 4tb
ana continue nine months. A class of pupils under
ten years of age will be received at $50 the session
Mr. OSWALD HEiNDRIcH. Mathematics Natural Phi
losophy, Chemistry and German
Mr.. F. EMIoN Fren~h.
Mr.. CARLOS G. MERA. Spanish italian aud Music.
MIR. A SMITH and MIR. j. T. FISHER, Drawing and
Painting. an 2I-om
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By JAS. N. Taylor s. SON, Aucts.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND VA
- CANT LOTS ADJOINING, ON HENRY AND
CLAY STREETS. AT AUCTI0N.-By requeat of
Rev VIM starr who s about to remove flom the
city, We will sell, upon the premises, on MONDAY,
the II tn day Of October, commencing at o'clock in
the Afternoon his present residence on Henry st.
1t is brick building with 3 rooms, kitchen, DC,
Well arranged for the accommodation of large fam
iy and is supplied with both the city and we'll wa
ter The lot fronts Henry street so feet and runs
back about 80 feet.
The vacant property Clay street will be divided
into lots Of 261s feet each. and run back about 100
feet.
If desired. it may be bought privately before the
day of sale.
TERMs-Onefourth cash; balance at !, 2, and 3
years, with interest added, and secured by trust
deeds. JAMES TAYLOR SON,
oc Auctioneers.
MEAT BRICK TENEMENT IN REAR
lS OF CLAY STREET METHODIST CHURCH,
AT AUCTl0N.-Will be sold upon the premises on
MONDAY, the 18th day of October, comm encing at
IA O'clock in the afternoon, neat Brick Tenement
OF Madison street. Immediately in rear of Clay
per annum.
The house has rooms and is in good order. The
lot fronts about IS feet and runs back 80 feet.
TEEMs.-One-third cash; the balance at 3, and
months with interest, and secured by trust deed.
ocl JAS NJ TAYLOR Il SUN, Aucts
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.-Will
- be sold GA FRIDAY, the Sth day of Oct, 1853,
commencing at o'clock, 2. NJ, large number OF
Lots, sitnat d On Poplar. Elm aud maple streets,
Rockets and others in the Town OF FuttoD."-
Most of these Lots we'll located for family resi-
Terms at SALE which will be made to suit bidders
oc6 JAS NJ TAYLOR Il SON Aucts
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CHERRIES SALE Dy virtue Of dis !.

CHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of dis.
- fress warrant In my hands in favor Of Lewis
HarvIe W q Hermann, i shall proceed 10 sell. 1t
public auction. FRIDAY. October IS, icss. at II
O'clock, n, a. the Boat Yard on the north side Of
the canal. opposite the Treegar Works. the follow
Iron Chain; | Shop and contents; pitch Kettles;
Steam Kettle, Box and Chain; Shed. lot Work
Benches. Blocks and Tin Der, Blacksmith chop and
contents; Paint Shop and contents; Carpenters
Shop and contents; drindstone; lot Iron, &c.
Terms cash4 IL * ELLYS0N, D X
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ITO CROCKERY DEALERS AND

L H0USEKEEPERS.-Byr recent direct i'm porta-
tons ana cash purchases at Northern trade sales,
are enabled to offer to kind friends and the
public in general. most elegant and complete as
sortment of Ir0nstone China, Dinner. Tea and Cham
Der Sets &C. &C Rockingham and Yellow Ware; en-
tirely new patterns OF French China, Flower Vases,
Tea, Tete aTete Sets Motto Cups, Mugs. and Parlor
Ornaments cut and mr. uded Glass Ware of every
description amongst which the cheapest Lager Beer
AID other tumbers and dishes ever sold Fluid and
KEROSENE Oil Lamps and thousands of other articles
in this line Tea Trays; Clocks, warranted; Table
Cutlery french Timed iron. Block Tin Britannia,
Albata, Japanned and Silver plated Ware OF every
variety; fine gilt and mahogany framed Looking
Glasses, by the box snele one; Wood and Will
low Ware busting, scrubbing. cloth. shoe. hair and
elegance, all of which will be sold wholesale and re
tail at prices which will maintain the well establish
ed repti iation for cheapness of
SCHAAP CO.'S, Variety Store,
corner Broad and Third SITS.
Those wonderful cheap Pocket Knives are most
gone Who wants one? 80 20
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By Edmond, Davenport & Co.

By Edmond, Davenport & Co.
A UCTION SALES OF RIO AND SAN
n ToS COFFEE AND FINE SALT, at Richmond,
Va Just received by barks Parthian and Yirginian,
direct from Rio de Janeiro and ship Kalamazoo, d.
rect from Liyerpool.-On FRIDAY, October 18th, we
will offer for sale. at our warehouse. head Of the
Dock
sooe bags RIO COFFEE. partly new crop. and
superior
60 bags SANTOS COFFEE, in 100 bags
600e sacks Liverpool SALT
EDMOND, DAVENPORT q co.
- AncIinnaara
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GREAT arrival of New Goods. at

A GREAT arrival of New Goods, at
AAEGOLDsMIT'c, 205 Broad street. lust purchased
at Northern auctions at much less than The usual
prices Will Open. bis morning. 500 handsome Cloaks
1icu!ars and busters; large a sortment of every
description OF EmbIoideries. Black Silks, Irish Lin
est variety Of Dress Trimmings; large assortment
of Fancy Worsted Goods. White Goods, Bleacbed
lotions, Hoop Skirts, Corsets, Head Dresses Yarns
Gloves, Hosiery, Fancy Hair Pine, Gents Furnish
ing 0ooes The ladies will find to their interest to
give doLDSMlT a call, AS he has splendid, des
scarce articles which cannot be found in other
stores. GOLDSMITH.
oc4 205 Broad street.
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FOR hENT.-DR hid a

w. HALL, No 10, Mali street. over A. Be-
~ deker's Drug store having been recently
repaired and put In good order, il now
= y for rent, Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday nights. Its central location, low rent,
and general adap Iation to the wants of Societiea
renders it of the most desirable Balls Ia the
city Application may be made to WIN. SEARS
WOOD, or to the subscriber. corner nth and Broad
streets. &C 2-eo3t* NJ. REEVE.
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NUPERlOR STOCK OF SERVANTS
- CLOTHlNa-GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.
800 pieces PULLED Cloths Sattinets and Kerseys Plaid
Linseys and Shirtings; 1900 pairs white and co9d
Negro Rlankets-bougbt for cash and marked low,
to sell off rapidly, at the new Cash Store of
PERKINS Il co,
oct No l4l Eagle Square.
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OFFICE OF VA. CENTRAL AG. tOCY,o
Richmond, Sept. 80, 1858. )
THE undersigned announces with plea

L sure. that through the lberality Of the several
Railroad Companies within this Commonwealth, oil
members of the Virginia Central Agricultural eocie-
ty can By exhibiting their Certificates OF Member
ship VIXEN applying for tickets to Richmond, retnrn
Aud all articles Tor exhibition at the Fair will DO
passed down at the usual rates. and back Free II no
change Of owners has taken place.
The Virginia Central and the Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad Companies are even more liberal.
passing al articles exhibited, free both todys.
The James River and Ksnsw ha Company. with
equal beIaliiy will pass all articles for hibiton.
free of toll both ways.
Persons DESTROYS Of becoming members of this
Society," and thus avail themselves Of this reduction
can be tuppled with Certificates OF Membership By
forwarding tico dollars to this Office, and naming
their post office. CHARLES DIMMOCK,
9ars Va A 4orsv
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A DDITIONAL SUPPLIES OF RICH
- AND DESIRABLE DRESS G0ODS.-We are
this morning adding to our stock of Bsyadere Dress
Silks, Rich Double skirts Silk Robes few beautiful
Two FlOunced Robes; very handsome Robe a'Lez
Striped Silks; very rich Robe aLez De Laines very
rich Bayadere aud Striped De Laines: and Bayadere
Valentias. very low; gr. at bargains Black Silks
Our stock of Cloaks and Shawls is now very com-
plete in every new style
Call at the new cash store of
PERKINS 4 CO.
oc6 l3l Eagle Souare
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HER0cINR OLA fteeh aaflll. -
- etvlss sr6ng, JiehM =
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T H. BINFORD'S

r H. BINFORD'S
-. ENGLISH. CLASSICAL. AND MA THEMAT-
ICAL SCHOOL.
SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN CLAY AND MARSHALL.
The exercises of this School will be resumed on
MONDAY, September 9th.
With increased facilities for instruction, and by
strict and undivided attention to his profession the
Principal thinks that he can with safety ensure the
accurate and thorough preparation boys either for
the University any of our Colleges. or for bust
ness pursuits.
Especial attention is bestowed upon the English
department.
TERMS:
PAYABLE QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE.
Latin Greek and Mathematics. $50 90
English branches 40 90
Modern Languages (by Prot. Emion) each. 20 GI
H4. Application may be made 10 the undersigned,
mt Messrs Binford Il Porter's Warerooms, corner of
Franklin and 18th SITS.
All ll-62m j III BINFORD.
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SPLENDID STOCK OF
DRY GOODS


The undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends. customers aud the public generally that he
is now receiving, direct from Nav York and phiia.
drlpha, y large and desirable stock of Fall and
Winter Dry Goods embracing all ofthe latest STYLES
among which may be found a choice selection sf
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Also, large assortment of Cloths Cassimcres
NestinS-. Jeans. Tweeds, &c, for men and boys
wear; Flannels. Irish Linens Bleached and Brown
Shestings Biesched and Brown Cottans Cotton o.
nss"rgs. very low; together with an extensive
4rTka a.
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BELLEVUE HOsPITAL.-This Institu

BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-ThisI nstitu
~ ton. which has been in successful operation for
b last fire years. is situated on
CHURCH HILL, RICHMOND, VA,
In delightful, airy position, and is furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort of pa
TENTS and the successful treatment of disease.
1t has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable to the accom-.
modstion OF gentlemen who may find it inconve.
nient to be treated at their private lodgings.
Particular attention will be paid to the Lpin1-:n
yards, which arc peculiarly commodious.
TERMS:
Payable on the removal Of the Patiently
White patients. per .week......................s6
Soioiou w. ,
Private Rooms, 50 .........S7 to Sl5
~ City acceptances required for patients from
the country, unless where the parties are known te
one of the Physicians of the Hospital
This includes all charges for Board Medical attend
ance, Nursing aud Medicine. BY an arran cement
with the lnfirinary OF the Medical College, small
additional fee. ranging from So to $780, will be charg
cd for Surgical cases. The particular sum may b
ascertained beforehand by application to of the
attending Physicians.
No small pox adratted.
No patient received for less than week.
The undersigned will give their personal alton
ton to all patients placed in their Hospital
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
JAMES BOLTON NJ. D.,
Grace street. between 4th and 5th.
THOMAS POLLARD, 81. D.,
Basement of the Powhatan House.
o. A. CRENSHAW, NJ. D,
Franklin st. next door below Trinity Church.
VIM. W. PARKER NJ D.
Law Building, Franklin street next deer to State
THOs. NJ. NIXON. M. D. Resident Phi sician
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EDUCATION.
- ~ ses@ar-r4
L @. sALTER,S

IT n .
bNoLish. CLASSICAL AVID MArHE.
MATIcAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
ys.f STREET. NEAR THE coRNrR or srrovp
sxth session Of this scheel will Commence nm
18th Of July following ""1 s'o"e the
arn me course OF instruction embraces the Latin
va ~, asu reach LANGUAGES. Msthematies and The
Tb oas n n,ancnss 81 thorough knglhh education
nj rfneipal pledges himself TO spare no iab5r
re.ts ~ 70 promote The Improvement and best nte
NO iss tnnse shtfusted to his care; 70 their moral
as''se h'mseif with untiring assidniiy.
TERMS,
sEMi-ANNuAILY IN Apy1yCy:
ror . voa ine,ndIng soc 90
'9s tuition IN Greek, ain and Mathemat-
NC GO co
r. soa ~ isaua or Mathematics. 50 Oh
u i.oH ~ nisnef English brnnches.... 40 90
~ ... on N urinary knRiish..........-..... 20 90
% .u'.oh IN 20 90