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KENT. PAINE Il CO.,
DO mn IfrIInT IysY l. mn

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IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE pE4IFPS ~ 70
REiGF IND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
NOS lG3 AND lbs MAIN ST. RICHMOND
FALL TRADE, 1853.
I'VE beg leave TO inform and tie tIuie
w generally, that we have received, by various
rivals from Liverpool, and by purchases IL the Easter
kets, our Fall stock of
FANCY AND STAPl f GOODS,
Equal in variety and extent TO any previous
we have offered, snd comprising than
T;IREE THOUSAND PACKAGES
Embracing nll the and best styles oil the
We also prepared to exhibit iull and largely III
creased assortment Of
CLOTHING,
Manufactured by practical and competent unie
DUR own supervision, in superior style, which wi
guarantee To be lower the Goods be bought
III the Northern market.
Our stock. both Of Dry Goods and Clothing, lie
complete and we respectfully solicit examination oi
IT, with the assurance 10 customers that shall
be undersod by any regular house in this country.
Sept2 KENT, PAINE A CO
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1. NJ SINGER & CO.. PATENT
SEWING MACHINES.

OFFICE No PIT, MAIN STRExr. RIcHaoSD. W.
USHE great popularity al theee Machines uby be read
ily understood the TACT is known, that good
female operator Can with Of them OsE THOU
s.sp DOLLARS YKAR. To every Tailor Seamsrro,-
ressmaker aud family in the country, these Machines
would be invaluable
l. NJ Singer a. Co.'S Gazette, a beautifully Illustrated
paper, is just published aud expl ns Ill particulars
sbout Sewing Machines 1t will &c given giraffe all
who apply tor it by letter. Or in person.
May 10 / NJ SINGER s. co
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JUHN BEARD, Rrcelver, s
Tsllahassee Florida Sent o-cvtE.
VALUABLE FARM or 2S5 ACRES.
N CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, ON SWIFT CREL
TWENTY MILES DISTANT FkCN RICHMOND

TWENTY MILES DISTANT FROM RICHMOND
IN are authorized to sell the valuable Farm locar,J
w as above formerly the residence OF Mr. Dsniel Is
Goode, and now in the occupancy OF DR. Thomas -
Markham. 1t contains res OF which $50 rcrr. t.
low grounds, we'll protected from water. sdmla
adapted to the growth Of Hay, Corn. Wheat und
The neghborhood il equal to my In point OF moral
religious advantages. being convenient three
churches, and quite To Alton Academy the eiu
cation OF boys and young men. The improvements cor
rooms below, and ~ passages. nearly new and nes
painted As the rc.iics in the joining county
anxious SELL and will offer Inducements 10 ,hu--
Sho will make immediate application Posse ssou civ-t
III time to seed a crop of wheat Apply 10
Aug ll-aRwlm GODDlN APPERSDN .art-
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MEDICAL college, OF VIRGINIA.

MEDICAL. COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
SESSION or lsJs-Jg.
TUyuF Annual Course of Lectures will commence
L the first Monday in October, and continue until the
lst OF March
SURGERY.
CHARLES BELL GIBSON NJ. D.
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
DAVID II. TUCKER, NJ D.
IArERiA NEDIcA AND THERAPEUTICS,
BEVERLEY X. WELLFORD. NJ. D.
ANATOMY,
4 + PETiCOLAS. NJ ID.
INSTITUTES MEDICINE AHD MEDICAL ruRrsPRrDRNcH
l. JOYNES, NJ. D.
oasryTHIcs DISEASES WOVEN AND CHILDREN,
JAMES II. CONWAY. N. y.
CHEMISTRY AND PHARMACY,
JAMES h. McCAW, ~ ID.
DEMONSTRATORS AsATuMY,
MARION HOWARD " ID.
The Study OF Practical Anatomy mny be prosecuted
the ample i.cili'ies and at very trihing
pense Clinical Instruction is given in the nfrmary OF
fh Coc.o. wirH 81! tiGr- well supplied with Me-
dcs and Surgical aud being under the rcOf
aiti Lecture Rooms. affords the student peculiar ad
sant4.cs 'or the observation OF disease.
lEHI .r the full Course OF Lectures. Sos
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RICHMOND FEMALE INsTITrrr


Hni clo-e the last Thursday in June, 1889
No material changes in the general plan are found to b.
Desirable, Dut 1t 10 hoped the experience acquired BY
previous Sessions and addona now secured
VII give greater facility aud in carrying the
system. which has already the Institute so high
a position.
REV. Is MANLY ia will retain the position OF Pre-.
dent which he has occupied from the beginning and will
devote h- attention exclusively Instruction and su.
pcrvslon OF the School being freed the care of the
bOarders
The Boarding. Department will be entrusted TO Pro.
lessor CHAhLEs IL. WISsToS and his Indy. In whom the
Trustees feel that they have r-pose the highest
confidence. Professor Winston will also give instruction
IN Ancient Languages AMI English Literature he il
Master o Arts u the University OF Virginia and recently
Professor in Transyvania University, Kentucky
Inc trustees are In correspondence with gentleman
at deserved reputation, Professor OF Mathematics
whose name will be announced ut early day.
The servcrs al DIR. X a LEWIS ~ Professor of Entu.
raj Sciences, oil Miss MARY l. THOMPSON rs instructor
IN FRENCH OF r. r. BUCHLEK, Teacher of German have
oetn again secured and additional assistance will be pro-
vided Tor instruction in the English branches the Col
rgatn department. Miss JASE = STANARp Mrs ANN
T.. MALLORY hliss MARY e.. LATHRoP and Miss MARTHA
IoMPKINs will have charge U hs Preparatory Clusses
Mr.. N. Is CLAPP will continue to be the Principal OF the
Music Department and will he aided by such assistants A.
may he neediuL suitable provision will be made for in.
,trucuon In painting drawing and other ornamental
branches
TERMS-PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Hall payable in Advance Oct. l. the remainder Feb. Is
English Tuition in Preparatory Department $50
French IN Preparatory Department ............. IL
English Tuition In Collegiate Depart ent ........... 50
Ancient aud Modern Laugua Ies. each. .......... 90
Music on Piano or Guitar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s.
Use OF Instrument s
Drawing. Eeedlework, Grecun Painting ....... 81
Oil Painting 40
BOARD, including every thing except wishing ... 200
For any further Information apply TO
Aug 4-d2m B. MANLY, in.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,
CROTON FEMALE COLLEt.E,
KING AND QUEEN COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

CROTON FEMALE COLLEGE,
KING AND QUEEN COUNTY VIRGINIA.
FORMERLY KNOWN
CROTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.
HAVlS6 received u Charter ofncorporaii "a from Tue
u last Legislature of Virginia, authorizing the i"cuf
~ to confer Diplomas and literary distinctions will open
ts first the hrst day the ensuing October and
close the las day OF June. 1859.
The location OF Croton rensle College. unsurpassed
in lower Virginia for hcalthuness and other advantages
always enjoyed by institutions IN the country 1t sit
uated near pleasant and conmoious church. having a
large Sunday School and regular Ministry.
TERMS:
Board, per session, Sl2j
Primary English Branches, ~
Academic, =
Collegiate, 81
language. ancient and modern, each, %
Drawing Painting and Embroidery each II
Music and use OF instrument l.
School room expenses,
To be paid half the fret dizzy of October 1873; the
other half the 18th Of February 1852 Any further par
,iculars may be had by addressing,
Or. ZACHARY LEWIS, President.
Aug 2i-cw6w Scvensvile, King and Queen.
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HUBERT p. LEEEBVRE
REFEEEScEs. The Patrons ui The School; Right Rev
hl'h0p Meade Virginia; Right Rev Bishop Elliott. Geor
sia; Right Rev Bishop Johns Virginia; Right Rev Bishop
Cobb. Alabama; Rev NJ y Hoge. D n, Rev r Moore,
d. Rev tllderseevc. Virginia. the Clergy of the Eps.
opal Church in Virginia.
have several Of pupils to place teachers Per.
sons by applying to may the services of compe
tent insiructors n p T.
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TIE COLLEGE OF ST. JAMES MARYLAND

:,
'1NllE next Annual Session begins Wednesday
September 29th Punctual attendance that day
Is requested Applicants enter any Of the classes In
the Preparatory School In the College for which, upon
examination. they found qualified Commercial studies
pursued by those whose parents desire it, Ample
modstons provided Tor one hundred and twenty pu
pills
TEuMs-. hundred and fifty dollars $3.50 for the
Session. payable semsnnuay, Ia advance, covering all
expenses OF tuition and boarding For admission, apply
10 the REV. DIR. KERFOOT,
Rector Of the College, ST. James ?. o Nd
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FEMALE SCHOOL NEAN GOKDONsvILLE,

FEMALE SCHOOL NEAR GOhDONSFiLLE,
VIRGINIA.
TIVE Session of this School will commence on The
LIST Of September 1853, and terminate on the last OF
June 1859.
The corps OF Teacher, will be such as the School may
require.
French Languages, With special attention TO the princi'
pes of the construction Of language, Moral Science,
Mathematics Natural Sciences including Natural Philoso
phv, Natural History, Chemistry Botany, Geology &C..
Ancient and Modern History Ancient and Modern Geo
,raphT Instrumental and Vocal Music.
The location is healthy one and Within one mile and
half of three churches.
Tern. per session OF months 49, for Board and
Tuition in any of the Branches taught except Music for
thirty 1--WE dollars.
Address, Gordonsyille Va.
CHARLES oUARLEs NJ. D.,
July l6-cwtlSep Principal
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BtLTIiI0RE FEMAI.E COLLEGE,.

BALTIMORE FEMALE COILEtt.
HNllS SEMINARY oil learning WAS Instituted Tor the lib
y cr,l education oi young ladies'. and created Il Col
lego proper IA sia by The Legislature OF Maryland. with
authority ~ confer The usual ollrciatr degrees
II ID urstrd in retired and beautiful part u The city
aud the LUii1n.s have been arranged M To insure
health, co'nDri and convenience During the ycnr they
have been extended 10y the erection At Hdltinnhls story
the cdicc and building sixty feet lang and
five store" hgh, with chemical hail. painting aud reading
rooms bii rooms &c. Bnarders reside with The family
oil the President and are uuder his parental care.
The INSTITUTION nkcs rank with oldest and best Sc
mnarics and enjoys liberal patronage from the Middle,
Southern and Western Sra'es
The nll session opens September 9th under the follow
ing Instructors Southern by education and in sentiment
FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION.
N. c. BaooKs, 4 NJ Pref anct. languages.
w. X, M0XnoE, ". j Prot Ui Chemistry
Rev. J \. MuSRoE, a. NJ Mathematics. sc
Nils CAROLINE X VEEDER. Mathematics, &c.
-, Relies L,iires aud Physiology.
Miss HARRIET GERE, English and History.
Miss NJ S.tiANTr, English BrHnche=
Mons IL DELpEUx, Prot French Language.
JULIus DANzIGER, German Language.
Mone. MILE NETT. Drawing and Painting.
Mr. jon. ScHEFFER instrumental Music
Miss ELLEN c. GoBRTGHr Piano and singing.
Mrs A. KEFRL, Guitar and Singing.
sEs-RoardinC and Tuition from $500 to 1915
nnnu according the branches Of study pursued. For
catalogues with full information, address NJ No - 81.
Paul 81, baltimore. ~ L. bRoohS, President.
lem
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANT.

hURlECi the past summer have greatly enlarge
u and improved store. and have now IA l4fg,
we'll lighted. and conveniently arranged sales ro"n-
losnd il our city.
On our second hoor We now prepared 10 sDn POI.
b" largest, and much the desirable stock al ~
and Winter Clothing exhibited by ds 10 which W.,
ssk attention. being equal in and variety any
-,ork In the State and superior in style and workman
ship.
We manufacture stock under every po-,.bl-
advantage, and prepared to offer satisfactory ndu
nrnls to purchasers.
Wholesale and Retail Departments distinct ~ Oh
parsr toors; but Merchants have tho privilege
ur from both stocks.
We rcspec. u!'y sn'ci. ca. from ',alers p-igib.
ourselves To lake i. /. ,tr advantage mskc h.i:
chases in this market KEN, BALDWIN 4 co.
Sept 102 Maiu street.
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY

WeHlNGroS. S-pt'r 2-The Secretary of War
Gov FL.ipl returned from Old Point, Va, to day.
Commander Mason bas been ordered TO take com
r.r. Of he receiving ship Pennsylvania.
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.CAnEMy OF Miss d. =. KILROU'RN

ACADEMY OF Miss ID. =. kiLBOCRS
Nos ASD 3, LEXINGTON STREET. BALTIMORE, MD
rnNHE duties OF this Institution will ne resumed on tho
d first Monday Of September.
The location oil the institution il central and healthy
The cassrooms and sleeping apartments arc srce aud
airy Every is taken OF the pupils physical health
with regard to fool exercise and regular hnbits.
The Course Of Instruction embraces The various branches
nj h thorough aud accomplished education The system
is strictly analytical the pupil being required 10 under
stand thoroughly each subject OF her studies and con
upon them with She is aided III tins by oral
lectures and expostous on the part OF Instructors
The Discipline is careful moral training young lady
10 taught 10 behave will, propfiey Hnd dclcscr; To be
honorable and noble minded in her intercourse WIN com
psnon and instructor because the better ana nobltf pAr
of her nature is thereby developed.
Catalogues or any further Information can be had by
drpe he prn
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ee:sl:ni.s ix!l GlisEnRS,

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J. - i = < D. VI / g.. L :. q :. ~ VI
N!LLWOOD
THREE NILES FROM TTIE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
NH rs. nArTI!N I. HhrS.t. .,s,.', 4 ~ -. au II.
I'VE trrs proposes open School for Young Ladies
Oh al" first dry III October In this School will be
taul hi
Isl The Rudimenis Of Chemistry Natural Philosophy,
hni All u" Elementary Branches I'll English Educa
lion.
!nd. History, French, md Music on the Plano
'rd. Embroidery and Needle Work.
Board ncuding Washing and Lights and Tuition In all
tAc Ehsh' branches. tor session e months S3J on
!-tiuti!nn III Music and OF Piano. - 90
For Scholar, advanced, Professor Will be ru,.
pioycd NJ usual rates
i"aSH- ~ Un
En5rul 1cry and Needle Work ............ ; oD
One hall OF all charges to bn paid in ADVANCE and the
remainder before the close OF the session
Each Young Indy will be expected to furnish her own
towels properly marked
The Instructors in this School allowed to refer TO
Professor Geo Edward Dabnry, VIM y Stuart Rev Ro
Ryland and Col Edmund foniaiDc Richmond; VIM Cooke
ksqr Second Turn Out, Louisa: Mnj II Price Ycrui.
Hanover Phip Nelson, Esqr aud Lucius ii Minor. Esqr,
fina o, Hanover.
Inc number OF ooardrrs will b. limited twelve aud
w, most tender maternal care promised.
address-"Sccond Turn Out, Louisa at which place
carriages VIII always meet the pupils. Early application
Is requested. -
An
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AIRS. LUCIAN MINOR, of williamsburg desires

Nl To receive Into her family buarirrs thee liiilc
GIRLS VINO will be treated, III Nil respects h"r
children B.in. herself cG.accd teacher IN Mr.
Youuc- School. her viii d. gwen IL ;hrIr
duet AMI manners there. III they becou" Mr..
Youas pupils rs well las a; home.
r. -, az. .b;., ,r., .nJ Iiyb,. sl.u
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AMUSEMENTS.

RICHMOND THEATRE.
KUNKEL. & Leases and Managers.
OPENING NIGHT.
TIME public is respectfully informed that THE popular
Il establishment will reopen for the
THIRD REGULAR SEASON,
SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 18th. less.
During the recess, many advantag eous improvements
have been made which, 1t is confidently hoped will meet
the entire appreciation OF the
The Company has been selected with great care, and
will comprise
ARTlSTEs OF WELL KNOWN ABILITY
from the principal Theatres in the Union,
On SATURDAY EVENING, September 4h lsJe al t
TO o'clock precisely, the performance will commenc"
NEW OVERTURE .....BY THE ORCHESTRA
OPENING ADDRESS,
written By JONAS B. PHILLIPS, Esq, Of New York
To be spoken by Mrs l B. PHILLIPS.
Immediately after which, will follow MortonS celebr"'
TOWN AND COUNTRY,
WHICH BEST.
Dance of all Nations ...........M Mise SALLlE BISHOP.
Scotch Trasphcy Miss KATE PENNOYEk.
The brilliant entertainment OF the evening Will con
clude with the laughable Farce OF
1000 MII.LINEKS WANTED
FOR THE FRAZER RIVER GOLD DlGGlNGS.
For LET OF Company and distribution OF charac
tes small bills. which will be ready for delivery on
Friday morning At o clock.
ADMlSSlUN-Dress Circle and parquette 30 cents (no
charge for secured seats Second Tier or Family
Circle. - cents Eastern Gallery, expressly for Boys only
icy Western Gallery 25 cents; Centre Gallery 0
cents Doors open at clock. Overture commence
NJ before precisely Box Office open from III until
and from 3 until S daily Sept2
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BALTIMORE. S,pt. Flour is steady; sales OF
iios.-i Stree, Ind Ohio AZ IS 81. Red wheat, 81 IS
ri 3 whr4 81 IS to 81 3D. White corn 80 to Sc,
-.i.r N so.
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NEW YORK. SEPT. Flour ia firm; sales Of
S, 81 % Ia 81. Ohio IS ~ 10 Sc, Southern S. 10
10 !. -. What dull; Southern red 81 II to 81 IS
ss'-$ y csl a. Corn is lower; sales OF mixed
a:y.o 7Jc white 81 10 Sjc. Sugar has advanced
+, Cotton Is buoyaut. Spirits rurpenline heavy al
IS, R.te 10 BIC.
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HIO0MFIELD ACADEMY.

FIVE MILES WEST OF THE UNIVERSITY -! VA -,
". LEROY BROUN, NJ a l,.so.;,,. pri,ri,,,.
w WLLOUGHEI TEBRS,
INHE object OF this Academy is 10 prcpnrs Students
for the University Of Vir:uia or 10 nj them or tir
sctive duties life The o. instruction embrace.
all those subjects requisite for preparation for any 9" h
Academic Schools ol the University. and the method
prhrchb similar that pursued al that lGsiiin
lion.
The next session begins IN" IL o september For
Catalogues containing tu information address either OF
The Principals The Post Office is Iry Depot Abemarl.
county, Virginin. June 29-c2m.
CULPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE.
'HNhE next session Of this Institute viii commence
4 the ir-t Monday in september ISIS The Super
intendcut and Instructor In Mathematics IS graduate G"
the Virginia Military lnst ute, and ha, had number 81
wears experience in his profession The Ancient Ian
.uagea will be taught during Inst session. by Mr. John
W Gillespie, graduate Oi the University Ol Virginia, IN
The schools Of Ancient and Modern Languages The DO
pa,nen OF Modern Languages will bc III charge Oi Pro-
lessor Gruux, graduate oil the CocC. dc Chn l.mngne
PARIS. Prot Groux speaks tine Modern Languages
FRENCH, German Spanish mud Italian, with huency, and
has en engaged in teaching them for than twenty
years during which period he has been connected with
Columbia Georgetown Colleges and other n-ttu ions
Of high standing in the country.
The instructors will br aided ia their several depart
lncnts by competent assistants.
The Institute suppd with good Chemical and PhilG
sophicsl Apparatus and with Astronomical and Mathe
NAUTICAL Instruments
For Catalogues apply 10 .........,
CHARLES t.. LlGHTFOOT.
Principal e. NJ l. Culpeprr c. H., Va.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE

5HSHE ninth session of this Institution will commrnc"
4 an The ir- Monday IN October next.
Tho accomplished Assistants are employee III Eve
~ Department
Two French ladies rc-d'. ihc family al ihr Principal
ANA ii i their rsprri dug to peak rrnciI habituay
with the young ht:-.
Italian, Painting aui Drawn, taught Icy Mr rrrsl
co, Italian Mr. Buchl"r nniivr German. teaches
German.
The hes, teacher. 81 Mu-r employed. aud every
effort is made improvement in this vn'uab" NJ
c"mpl .hmcn
This institution In we'll shown IL The bisUs and cler.!
Of Vrginia The puh!c invited 10 refer 10 hcm Ia
the Professors in HI Nr.inn Military institute. To Prot
II. Smith, Of the University If Virginia, and 10 TIM
patrons q. the school.
For catalogue containing information Terms c"ursc
OF study. boarding department sc. with list ot patrons
adirc-- d. LEE POWELL, PRINCIPAL.
July ld-ctiDct Richmond, Va.
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ALBEMARIk MILITARY INSTITUTE

NbNTRNNIiE WTsII TNU1 INSTITV T.
HNHE regular session begins 9Th September and rnd-
Il 9Th Jolly The hea'htunrss OF the location cannot
be excelrd II cquued y IN the whole country, ~
experience three years with lrgr school here hne
clearly established.
Cour-. of Study-Engi-h. Ancient AMI Modern Lam.
sutges hnh Mathematics The Principal will have tw q
able Asssantsonc Master OF Ar- Of the University of
Virginia. the other foreigner Of great experience and
teaching and who speaks all the Modern Ian
gunges taught In colleges al tho Highest grade Drawing
Punting and Instrumental Music may ao he learned here
from competent Instructors al small extra chag es Mill
tarv instruction will only be given hoee whose pa
rents dsi-c it, and will lie allowed 10 Interfere in the
least with the regular academic coarse.
The Principal havin, determined 10 limit his number Ia
nifty good boys. early applications accompanied by sails
factory testimonials, desired.
Chnrscs-Slli per term Of months, payable in ad'
vance This charge embraces Board, Tui,iOn, Fuel hnd
Li.hts
For Circulars containing inlIiniormal"n, address
JOHN b. : TRANCE. y.
July .0-c2,n Chsri,tlcsvillr 7. O. Va.
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FLUYANNA MILITARY INSIITUTK-


A.. FULkERSON. ((ir"jds'a Va Military INSTITUTED 10.
urucior in Mathematics and Tactics.
+. MELTON. Graduate University Vrsiaia) instructor
in Ancient and Modern Languages.
ID. ). FARRAR, PRINCIPAL, and Instructor in Engist
Natural Sciences, liis.u.y and Literature.
GNllE next session OF this School will commence the
II Let OF September end LIST July.
The object of this School being prepare young
for the University, the active duties of life the method
o instruction is fashioned as nearly practicable, after
that OF the University
The military Department. besides aaord!ng many other
obvious advantages hts young for study, by nsh
ing them that regular wholesome and proper amount OF
exercise which is much needed among students. both
10 restore aud preserve hen thy and vigorous constu
lions.
This Department will not in any manner interfere with
the regular duties OF the Academic Course.
TERMs-Roard and Tuition, ten months $500
One.hai payable in ndvance.)
For Catalogues. containing particulars, apply to
IulY Jl-cMGW u : EARRAR Pnlmy IA Va.
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:. ii. FER(:UssON's SCiiUOL.

A. II. FERGCSSON'S sCtOOL.
TIME subscribers school, at NolthwoOd, Charles City
L County, will commence the 18th OF september
1859 and end the 18th OF July following; during which
Tune All ntcrmssion Of two weeks will be given 1t Christ
mas.
TERMs-Board and tuition per school term of ten
months, $50; half paid Mt the lime of entering tho
-chool, and balance live months thereafter
For further information, address
A. ii. FERGUSON,
Aug 2J-c3m Charles City Court Hnuse
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EXTINCTION LAW SCIIOOI.-Thc Tenth SEES.
4 Of my Law School will commence at Lexington
Monday the 9Th Il November next and close on the
:d March, lcj1 Printed circular letters will be- sent to
gentlemen desiring information the plan OF insruc
uon Textbooks. 81 adopted in my school.
Aug ig-r,E0vI JOHN w. BROCK EN- BROUGH
publish the nbov" their country editions till November