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nDuoATloN.
EENALR SCHOOL.
nnuRY 0OnlNsON


rroposes 10 open, % the first MONDAY In
smors Church Lsssa.s Sooas. ! FsS SIs scHo3ff,
sasss and Nude On ,ss f.sc X. s ams. s
es q ass &. s:s. s =. s a a ss
sess:on HIS daughter, wto has had several years'
sxreritrss in teaching. win have charge Of the
sh $500, % an additional price Of 80
=. 3 sasaaaintanes in Richmond /. quite limited.
male teaching in Norfolk and The lower s country
VIII ensure the entire satisfaction Of those who may
pase,ise his institution lie expects TO be in Rich
rim be refer. or further partieuIars 70 his friend
NJ would sl.o Isisr mos. respectfully. to the
S 9 \ 5s g s y SffSokY. &, TM9s? 'a!ass.
br ySo V aARIick. J HAIR. Esa. ' tSt the the
se s-dtMinos
M J. MICHELBACHER will re, ume
1vA. the duties Of his School. on MONDAY next,
the 18th Of September. at the basement rooms Of
the Synagogue on iltn. next to Maxhall street,
se 9-Hs
JEFFERSON WARD.-The School for
= ,hi. Ward win commence 4. session. on MON
frankba streets &c lo-2t
A SHLAND ACADEMY.-On the first
"A MONDAY in October, SCHOOL f0RBOYH
will be opened at Ashland, in the county OF Hano.
yer. The course Of Instruction will be thorough
and extensive, designed TO prepare the student for
the University.
Mr.. Char les A. Jones' OF Nottoway county, a Mas
ter Of Arts Of the University. will aid me in the
Classical and Mathematical Departments.
III he able TO accommodate sixteen pupils lover
the age Of fourteen years) with board IN my owl
family.
Ashland Is fourishiDg and healthy village, six
teen miles north Of Richmond and easiiy accessible
by the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad, on which 1t Is situated.
TERMs-For board and tuition, session Of ten
months. $3.50.
For particulars. address ST @ TUCKER,
Ashlsnd, Virginia.
JUfy yafs-au a. MI Mtc
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DRUF. CHRISTIANS SCH ,OL--

Prot. CHRIsTIAN having procured very CON-
Portable rooms on Main street. between 2nd and 3rd
His grounds ara large and shady. sffordipg ample
room for the boys to play without geing into the
street.
His course Of instruction will be thorough and
complete. preparlDg young men for the advanced
classss at the University Drawing will be taught
BY MIR. Calyo, and French by competent instruc-
tor.
Terms per Session. ................$ f0 90
french and Drawing so. 20 Gu
g,S-2Ott n I CHKTSTIAN
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HUGH A. WATT,
Glenwood. Sept. LIST. 1858. An aim
CRATES. rENpERus.. PINE skTs a

CRATES. FENDERS, FINE SETS OF
NJ eH0yELs. T0NGS and PoK RRs-I have for
sale an elegant assortment Of all kinds OF Orstes
including every STRIFE Of Tenders, Summer Pieces,
handsome and nlain sets Of shoyels, Tongs and
Poker. sesen szes OF coal seuttles cinder
and Pokevs blower Stands BTass and Iron Footma~s
sre Brick Fe Slabs and Jams seta Of Soap sfans fDr
setting .up Crates; Tavern and Church Rsfs o
sweet tone. Bnildrrs housekeepers. and others 10
want Of any OF the above articles be supplied II
the lowest Northern prices. ] am ADMINISTRATION
scrfofjou at nv BELL and BRASS F0UNuAY, end
CRATE and FENDER MANDATORY, No. 22s
MAn sessst stwssn eth and sth streets. West aide.
8 Idly .. D. pEN0ON.
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~ i. G. SALTEk'S
VI EN0LIsH, CLASSICAL,
AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
oNcLAT STREET, NEAR THE cuRNER OF SECOND.
The sixth session Of this school will commence on
MONDAY, the 2oth September next, and close the
18th of July fello~ing.
The course of instruction embraces the Latin.
6reek, AMI French languages, Mathematics, aud the
va. ious branchts OF . thorough Euglsh education.
The Pr ncipal pledges himself TO spare ne labor or
pains to promote the improvement and best inter.
estB OF these intrusted 10 his cale 10 theii moral
no less than to their training he will do
vote himself with untiring assiduity.
TENNIS,
SENT ANNUALLY IN ADVANCE
For board including washing. $500 -
For tuition in Greek Latin, and Mathemat-
For tuition In Latin or Mathematics 81 o.
Fer tuition in higher English brHuches ,..... - o
For tuition In primary knglrh ............... %
for tufion In french....... ................ ~ o.
suil--dta05
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THE EIGHTH SESSION of Miss TAZE.
day of October. aud close on the LIST of July
FERNS :-FT Board. entire. Session .........s2M 90
Primary .anches, do do........ 80 on
Higher English Branches.... A. ~
-, Languages, each.....-..-....... 10 On
Music and Drawing, Professors Fees.
All other essential information will be conveyed
thro1a circulars. which can be obtained on apslr
cation 70 Miss TAZEWELL Grace street, between
TIN ana Stn. jy 2S-3m
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THE CHISWICK SCHOOL.
Classical and English.
TX NILES WEST OF RTCHMOND.

The next session Of this school will commence on
the ist of October next and close the LIST of next
Auaust with an intermission Of enc month at
Christmas
Tuition. for the scholastic year. from SO to $40,
ACCORDING to grade.
washing Sl25O per month, pay able half in advance
Those who with to place their sons or wards un
der my care and instruction. will please make early
application, as only few vacancies rema n
GEO. g. EXALL A. NJ
N. B.-Address me at Richmond. G. G. E.
q ,xux
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u TlMOkE
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
FOUNDED 1882. CHARTERED 1854.

< III
- COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
FOUNDED 1882. CHARTERED 1854.
GATED
Corner Of baltimore and Charles Sts.,
Baltimore, Md.
THE LARGEST COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, IN
THE UNIffD STATES
DESIGNED fRESSLY FOR YOUNG MEN
Desiring to obtain
THOROUGH PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION.
FACULTY:
E K LosIER prncipal-Ltcturer en- the science n,
Accounts, Business, Customs DC.
J. NJ. PHILLIPS, Professor OF Book Keeping and Com
merciai Calculations
II. II. DAWES. Associate Prof of bookkeeping.
N. q. JOHNSON, Professor of Penmanship.
3 T. WILLIAMS, Esq, Mercantile Law
Rev. T. Y. REESE, u D.. Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno. P. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua yansant,
Hon. Thomas Swami. VIM. II. keighler. Esq.
Jacob Trust, Esq William Knabe, Esq.
EVERY YOUNG MAN
Should write mm ediately for of those large and
beautifully ornamented Circulars, represek the
exterior and interior view of the
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Penmanship &C. which will be sent by return mail
FREE OF CHARGE, with Catalogue containing List OF
students Terms of Tuition Opinions of the Press On
our new system Of Book Keeping. &c;
H1- Address E x. LOSIER,
au T-lmifs Baltimore Md
AIRS. SUSAN REEDS SCHOOL, cor
lV1 ner Of Broad and Is street, will be re-opened
on MONDAY the 18Th of September.
au 2J-tlstS kSthtol6thS
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GUNS AND 0UN-
NERY.-As the season Ior Fall
sport has arrived. md hsste ~

sport has arrived. end huutat E
men are only waiting goodH 90.
tides to enter the marines and bag the 6oss vs 6g
to remind them Of all that , nece11Ary 10 ensure .
good time: First then. you want . good vowLfxa
PhcK-nO Dutch cast Iron anAir. that may burt the
first re and cripple the 1portsmAn tnstsAd OF HILL
ing the gams-thsn yop want sAIs1r ILIsx, s.ch
these as Foundation, get Jon good sHof BAG.
ters Of DIAMOND GRAM PowpER . Ssv boxes o. Eys
WATER PROOF CARS and CHEMICAL WADe Psc1Er
FLASK and LgASHKaN Cur, then HE to the mAySh<f,
jump into light nnt bottom bost. and Wish sfAir
iiies and sktllful polesnan. y0u may peD 10ssr
sora after eora. until yea hsse more than ye9 wnCt
For frar, however. that Jon may Mis- tide CS grow
weary Of shooting. be saTe 70 take With you yeur
rIsHlxG TACKLE for ne have had many pleasant
hours with specified, whine sna ring Perch, while
waiting for rise Of vster. Or. ron prefer hap
py hour In the woods. let Jour RIpta 10 your com
panion. and the myraids 81 sQnlrrela 70 10 3oand
every wbe. viii supply Jon Nth target practtee,
BIZ way Of varying the scenea- Hut says the kpoxts
man, Ne hare NO snsh outnt - Jou Iecopfnepd.
what shall 30 dot Go Of once TO JAMx0 WALSH.
No Co. Main street and be does not re ycc ont in
Win asaound yen By their Dodssasioa, thsn vs epn
fess that Ne are NO judge Cf shcosine tsaDprep or
sair prices though We have bess dtyossd 10 te Gun
and the line for quarter q century. sse-dln
~ FOR SALE.-86 large si1e I'M
AC broke MULES. 8 yeasspld, the np6st sser
ofYfred IN tho afate 81 virsiniA They c0p - se<n
in the q ont Mule Lot, q nadsnsd llapkenship's
stable, fogmeEiy occupied ~ ofsen = waikey, tus
now by 0kOk01 Il nc0LEkLAND.
"a R-St6 late a LayinRecn. ny.
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VALUABLE FARM OF TAO ACRE
nEsIRABLE BRICK TENEMENT.

~ NEAR MITCHELL's SPRING, PoR sALEAT
AUCTlON.-Wil i'll be sold on MONDAY, the 18th
September 1855. on the premises, commencing ct AZ
O'Clock, NJ, the brick Tenement located e. above,
for many years pat in the occupancy Of Mr. Peter
Trueheart. 1t adjoins the lands Of Messrs John
Hill, Pulaski Sutton. and others. As the sale WILL
be made Without limit or reserve, persons may At
tend with the ex pectatiop Of getting bargain.
TERMS-One-fourth cash; balance at f. and "a
onths for negotiable notes. interest added secured
By q trust deed. G0DbIN APrERsON.
ae3
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To CONSUMERS OF

right to sell -SLxAsoN's pATssT AMERICAN
ctr rs of Richmond win confidence a. the most
economical burner which has ever been presented
o;he Iublc. The eoIstru ;tiou Of these burners Is
81, that the Mount OF gas TO be consumed can be
arranged q suit The pleasure Of the consumer. and
his ca ,ntlty cannot te affected By any wearing
burning out Of the burner Will. the expe fence Of
al who hs used them proves that the quantity of
light gwen by one OF them il greater, with the
sane amount Of gas. than from any other burners
A. tae season Is approaching when there is gene
rally great plaints OF large gas bills this !. the
bssf tine 20 apply the only preventative which lie
in the hands Of the consumer. and W, invite all
who ish TO study economy in the use of gas to
call nj n,ir store and examine these burners.
r.. allowing ,rtificstes, selected from many
others are rufh lent to estab ish the Claims waich
we pr, sent for these eurhers:
YALE COLLEGE LABORATORY. New Haven't
January rs 1858.
have ties FED Glea on's Gas Burner by the Photo
uxter and Hesistraticn Meter, and have also used
enc OF them for two or three weeks over one of my
I'm. results OF the examinations are as follows
,tY.-Ist by the Photoneter: q Gieasons Patent
American burner, with the attachment Tor giving
stpatitncss TO the fame; burning 4 It. Of gas per
csUdi. 5 (Jadd's 10 the ponndo The pressure
equal to Ia inch. but the rate Of consumption was
rexu ated by the key. unt the Register Meter read
! Zee, per hour. b American Burn I. without At
MISUNDERSTANDING lilo ieet Fer hour; pressure
Sso inches; tQusiled also IL candles
Nj Ola on's Continuance for regulating the low
IF rss by the movable thimbles inside the first oope
- we'll devised aud skiiifully constructed arr an &C.
msut. The attachment Of hot metallic rods and a
gas 10 steady tbs flame. has good effect for the
PURPOSE esigned- AID thus ar anged have been
Able to VT t. by it several hours of an evening.
.nfhoat fatigue to the eyes When full action. il
gives The flame stead ness near,y equal 10 the
b-st Arssnd turner's, without thtinconVenient heat
aud exprn.e OF that form VI Burners.
respectfully, b. sihLlmAN' 'k
FxcH.saE HOTEL Richmond. Va.,l
August -. 1858.
'rne undersigned. having used Gleasou's Patent
as Farmers in ths Exchange Hotel and Ballard
. Uousp for several months past takes pleasure III
.r-fyjex to the steadnesJ and purity OF the light
fori snen by them and above all 10 the econ ,my in
M, cons nm ption Of gas secured by the ,ane; for
after using them IL all parts Of the two honses
5.boss named the reduction in the gas bills, when
romp.rsi with corresponding months in previous
years places tbs fact of saving of from 20 to 2
DER cent. bsy ond q doubt. cheerfuiiy recommend
sham TO ali person who wish good steady light
with IA all consumption o. gas.
Isipued) JuHN BALLARD.
G & A BARGAMIN.
ses-Im Cor Main and 10th SITS.
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T AND IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
the premises, on TUESDAY. 18th day Of Sept. 1873,
At O'Clock. NJ the beautiful little fARm, local
81 miles #, m the town Of Manchester on the Old
Csalt Pit turnpike The tract contains ~ acrse. Is
acres are cleared the balance original growth
There is good Dwelling House. with four rooms.
with all the ne nary ont houses. with young
orchard OF ali kinds OF choice fruits.
For terms and other particularly, apply to
20 7-6te JNo ~ kLLlOIr.
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By Richard Cauthorn, Auot.
CROt ERIEs AT AUCTION.-t


GROt ERIEs AT AUCTIO N.-On
~ MONDAY, latb inst, at 10 O'Clock, at my store,
will sell at auction the following articles; bids
bright Bacon Slider; do Breasts; do Of Shoulders
do OF bas ged Hams; lot of Mountain Hams Ioose
Kegs butter; 10 bbis HerrinGs; bbls Brandy. Gin.
Whiskes and vinega'; Back and White Soar;
Wrapping Paper; Tonacco; Gunpowder Tea, &c,
Six FEATHER BEDS AND ONE SIDEBuARD.
After the above, will sell six Feather Beds; with
eli 80 W CAUTHoRN.
T OOK AT THIS.-Desirable RESI-
II DENCE FOR SALE AT AUCTION, AFFORD
ING GOOD LOCATION FOR A PHYSICIAN,
OR FOR A MALE OR FEMALE sCHOOI.-Hav-
ing determined to remove to University of Virginia.
for the purpose of edu.sting my sons shall offsr
for sale, at public auction, THURSDAY, the % !
Instant, the FARM on which / reside, containing
ITO acres The buildings are new and c0mmodiOus;
finished of ia stye with sill necessary out houses.
have practiced medicine in this vicinity for four
ton for that business. sifuatsd in the county Of
Appornattox, IA miles east Of Lynchburg, and 5
miles north of Concord Depot, SkR.
shall sell on same dav. my Crops, Stock, House
Address Wv HAMMER. MD.
Sc n-lw Spanish Oaks, Appomattox. va.
A UCTION SALE OF HORSES. MULES,
"A CARRYALLS. bUGGIEs, sADDAEs, FARM
Nc UTENsIL 4c-Will be sold g Mr.. JACOB
HICKS Fern. miles from kichufond. on MON.
DAY, September 49, b. at IL O'clock. choice selec-
ton Of Farming Utensils sIsoa number OF Horses,
Mules Furniturs Wagon, Cider Press, Flows, &c
TIRMS:-All sums Snder $50, cash over that
amount months credit. Ne lite
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VLOTHING AT WHOLESALE.--W

~ desire to call the attention OF merchants, now
Visiting thie market TO cur recent improvements in
.onr ssl,s roous, by which we are now enabs to
show a much larger stock and better assortment of
Fall and Wi-ter CLOTHiNG than heretofore.
The stock ID now full and complete. embracing
every variety and style Of good, gotten up in
saaiy and substantial manner, and Of good sizes.
W. mannfac' .se our own Glsthine under every
advantage and therefore OFF, purchasers the AL
vantage of buying from hrst han0s and thus saving
man aiactureIr' prof
We repeatedly solicit the patronage of cash or
responsible and prompt ak months dealers.
hRES, BALDWIN CO..
Main If
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OELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH

SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
~ sCIIOOL-INsTITUTE FOR MUSIC, PAINT
ING AND DRAWIN6.-Cn the first day Of Octo.
Der next, / intend opening Select Classical aud
EJglish schoo, in which will be taught all or any
ofthe following branches viz: Greek Latin. French.
German, History. G.ogTophy, Mathematics and al
the usual Ea0tiS! branches. In view Of the difficult
~ of giving strict and proper attention TO large
School, the number OF pupils will be limited to Is,
and til entire char for instruction in this depart
me will be SEQ per session. from the Ist OF ueto
her, le3S ending the 3ath June 1879. The ancient
languages will be taught by m self; the higher
branches OF the French, by Prot. EAlos Of the
German, by the Rev. Mr.; HOVER. and the English
Private lessons will also be given and private Glass
IS formed 10 any of the above branches. With this
school is combined an Institute for Music, Paimin0
supervision of Prof V. BUSCH, of this city, will be
taught on liberal terms, Orchestral ion. thorough
Bass and Piano, ny Prof BUSCH; Guitar, Melodeor
and all observation-disclosures by professional teach.
Special attention will be paid to sacred, vocal
Music, and instruction given both privately and in
classes cieties. in thorough Bass. vocal or in
for PAINTING and DRAWING will be under the
direct on of Mr. ALFRED sNITH assisted by Gr.J. r.
city; specimt of whose talent be seen at the
Institute Landscape and Portrait Painting and
Draw ing of every escIiption will be taught private
iy or in classes. Special opportnay Of perfecting
themselves in all or any of the above branches will
be afforded to YOUNG LADIES, who intend to devote
themselves to 4 aching.
With the impression that an Institution where
instruction in the general branches of art and
science nay be had at moderate prices from teach
ers q established reputation; will prove beneficial
to the rising generation, the Patronage OF an en-
lightened public is solicited.
All communications will be left az the Institute
on Main, between 9Th and 10th streets over DR. Hud-
sors Dental Office at the Post Office in letters
o. A. ERICSSON.
Richmond. Sept. 1858. se6-dtlN
REFsRENcEs T Moore. Rev NJ D Hoge, Rsv
Geo WoOdbr idge Rev III Renter Hon J 4 Askie
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE j

LOT ON BELvIDERE HILL, NEAR THE
deed Of trust. executed By Martha Ruffia. former
y James, dated the s6th day Of April, S5s. and Of
record In the Clerks efflse Of Heprico Couaty
the premsee, on THURSDAY, the 10th September,
1858. at 4 o'clock, P. M. the HOUSE and LOT loca
ted 40 above. now 10 the occupancy of said Rnffin
TRRNs.-casb. r. =. kRDF ,RD, Trustee
ssle conducted By GoDDIN / APPERsoN. Aucts.
00 I0-fda
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DHILIP B. STANARD will resume the
L duties of his CLASSICAL AND MATHEMA-
TICAL SCHOOL, on the 9th day of september
next, in his rooms corner Of sth and Clay streets
TERMS:
Payable semiaunually In advance.)
English branches. including Mathematical
Course to Surveying. $40 10
Including the higher brai ches of Analytical
or Descriptive Geome-ry, Shades, Shadows
and Perspective or Calculus....-........ 81 90
Enplish and Latin 90 90
Euaaisb Latin and Greek 90 on
French 20 90
au c6-lm
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CEMALE SCHOOL IN HENRICO.

FEMALE SCHOOL IN HENRICO.-
l. Having engaged, as Teacher. young lady, "a
virginian by firth who was educated for her voca
tioD is vel qualified and has had veral years
cessfal experience 10 teaching am DESTROYS Of ob
tanning few pupils TO board in my family. My OBJ
ject being the education Of my daughter at home.
the number OF cholnrs will be limited TO enable thu
teacher TO pay special attention to each scholar
The usual branches Of an English education French
and Music. will be taught.
My residence 10 three miles northeast OF ch
mond: near the Mechancsville Turnpike. 10 q retir
cd and healthy neighborhood The session will CON-
mence on tho lst October. a.
Persons DESTROYS Of sending their dau8 hters, VII
please makeearly application.
few day scholars can be accommodated.
TEAMS:
payable half yearly, In advance.1
Board, washing. lights, &c. per session Of ten
SiUo w
urinary English 70 u
HIGHER do do ..,.,... IS CU
french Lang aage 70 CO
Mnnc on the Piano. including use Of instru-
kASna.' ~ W
For further information, address
HUGH A. WATT,
c,. Richmond. W..
uien"ooos ocpt. Isl, 1905. au Slim
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INarRrCrnRa.

ca Monday, 9Th Of September. eor CATALOGUES. ap-
ply 70 CHARLES y LfaHTpnOT,
7 Culpeper g II. We,
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DAN'L 4 GARDNER. Tn
sale conducted by Gopprs 1 Arrsasos, Aucts.

1--WE MOST VALUABLE BRICK TEN.
- EMENTS ON IRANKLIN AND 2sD STREETs
18th September. 1885, will be- sold on the preuises
commencing at o'clock, p N, most valuable prf
yate Dwellings. located above, occupied by Mtssrs
Les 81. Powers, MeCurdy and others These {. ne
ments are IN good order, and occupied xith one
exceptou) by excellent tenants. and are located in
most desirable part OF the city.
TxHMs -One-fourth cash: balance nj 4. IL and u
month";. for negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust deed. By request of Mr. James Malone
au 81 GuDD1N AppERSON Aucfa
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MISSES KINGS SCHOOL. CORNER
NA OF BROAD AND MAYO STREETS The
twelfth session of this School will commence on the
let day Of October 1858 and close the lst of July
1889 The Natural Sciences aud Mathematics viii
be taught by MIR HENDRlCH, gentleman of de-
served reputation and experience. Mr. MICHARD
will have charge of the French. Mr. NEWHISER
will continue to be the Principal of the Music De-
partment
TERMS:
For Board the entire session. ..............S2 90
Higher English Branches. 40 on
Primary BranCh es............ .............. 20 10
Languages ca ,h..........-......... 800. % 90
Oh
Drawing and PanIiu z. ...................., 40 90
So p d:6J
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QICHMOND MALE ACADEMY, "a
~ SELECT CT sSS,CAL, MATHEMATICAL and
ENGLISH SCHOOL, FRANKLIN STREET, ABOVE 7TH

EHBIIsH, I8tIu anu MaCuematiCb.......-SU W
0Ieek, ~ W
Modern Languages. EACH. ............. 20 20
The Principal has had An experience, instructor
OF youth of eight years, three of which spent
as the assistant in mathe matcs at the Virginia Mil
itary institute. He is aided in the depaI nts Of
Ancient Languages, &c. by a Master of Arts of the
University, who brings vi him testimonials of the
highest character from the Faculty.
REFERENCES:
Faculty of the State Military Institute, Lexing-
ton, Va; Messrs Jno NJ Patton, P Il Grattan, q A
Myers, Thos Price and Geo Fisher Capt Dim
mock and Drs Jas Bolton and Beverly Wexford
2i-tm
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CCHOOL FOR BOYS IN SPRING.
~ FIELD HALL, CHURCH HILL-The under
signed viii open schcolfor Boys In the above hall,
on Wednesday. september Is, lsss. In which will
Mathematics, and the Latin language and lite.
ratu-e.
having had sereH years experience In teaching
he hopes by strict attention to his duties to merit
and receive the public patronage.
For particulars, sec his Circular.
au rs Inns JNO M WINFREE.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1858-12-23

should you know where be no. resides, II
indeed he be living.
"Or, any member Of Mr. ------s !amiiy
into whose hands this package may TALL, Is
requested to SEQ that the iDclosed letter IA
safely delivered to the one addressed, or sent
to him by mail, If his residence Is known.
Very respectfully yours, ETC..
III. CASE.
"P. ST. give tbs package into the
hands Of fellow passenger "a sailorD, 70 take
10 the first European port he may touch at.
where be has agreed to mail it and prepay
the postage have given him City cents
to 30 20, bat ! fear be may not, after all, and
should it reach you unpaid, shonla regret
it, and beg you will understand that | have
doae all can"