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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-08-05
CABINET MAKING.
In Euuitv-.York.

Eli Bales 4 i'd rs'i'''" 70 for Fund.-
Isham 8. Harris, ct. al. Absent Debtor
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Ishatn 3.
Il Harris, one Of the defennants in the above
stated case, resides beyond the limits of this State.
On motion of Clawson, Solicitor for the Petitioner,
it is ordered that the said defendant do plead, an
swer or demur to the petition, within 8 months
from the publication hereof, otherwise a decree
pro conftsso will be given against him.
AIS {SiS]ls 'No' L. MILLER n c. E. s :; D.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-08-05

ESTRAY.-Tolled before me as an Estray,
IL o BROWN HORSE MULE, about IA hands
high, supposed to be II OF Is years old, shaved
with the gear, no brands or other marks visible
appraised at Forty Dollars. The said MULE can
be seen at Jackson Dover's, three miles West of
John McGill's Store, on Clark's Fork.
THOMAS McGILL, Magistrate.
July % 20 Am
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NELAINOEPES, &C.

Until FARTHER NOTICE, I will attend to
u the taking of Photographic Pictures EVERY
day at my room, one door west of the Presbyteri-
IN Church. Those persons who do not find it
convenient to come on my regular days, (satur-
days. had better embrace the present opportuni-
ty, and provide themselves with those invaluable
kespsakes, good Ambrotype Licensees.
. J. R. sCHORB.
June "a 25 II
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5,486 Prizes amounting to....... $500, 900
Whole Tickets $10-Halves $6-Quart1, So, 80.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-08-05

REV. J. NJ. H. ADAMS, President, and Professor
of Moral and Mental Sciences, Evidences Of
Christianity, Mathematics, sc.
MATTHEW ELDER, Professor OF Natural Sci
ences, Ancient Languages, &c.
J. R. SCHORB, Professor of Astronomy, Bellies
Letters, and Assistant in Mathematics.
Miss MARY D. WHITE, Professor Of Botany,
French, &c.
Messrs. W. H. ORCHARD and J. D. MULLER,
Professors of Music-Piano, Harp and Guitar.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-08-05

nH> Circular showing the plan of the Lot
teries will be sent to any one DESTROYS ofreceiying It.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-08-05

Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the fol-
lowing rates, which is the risk
Certificate Of Package of 10 Whole Tickets. ESQ
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FURNITURE.

L,uRNrTURE.- THE suBscRIbER WISHES To -
chase quantity OF ,seeosd hand household fur PUR
cspes6c, Parties wishing decline bonsessep orn,re
avoid the inccpysnience Of suction sale can me and
Herald Office. ''"'s "VN ~ 60,
TUE ONLY TASTY, WILL, vryTTTITrD -
II ectiorahle scrrsn mnsstions
are furnished be PtTMpTON's Awe kr.
wholesee read and BY instar aens At sswl S.s~s sid
YORK Nv 20 w N.w
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HOUSES, ROOMS, sc, WANTED.

A GOOD FURNISHED HOUSE IN THE UPPER PART
n q the city, wanted unu May Isl Actress oox q COS
Pos oil
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NEWSPAPERS.

MERCHANTS CIRCULAR-yA WEEKLY LETTER
wi sheet prces currently The FIRST number Of the
res VIII be published Saturday 9Th inst, At lB Pearl
s r1ces censt copy ~ cents - copies 70 cents
oozen Ma subscribers, copy. W yearly In advance
ely eopes 30 DO twelve copies us DO So also al he
principal stationery cores down town.
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FRENCH ADvERTYsE1ErTsL.

nv DEMANDF-PErsfON Pour TROTs EyFAyrs
" rcons leur gouvernsn,e dams eooe on fan1ile
prtvee, dars IN Champagne, on aura dsures epfsnis
ne psrle que IA langue FRANCHISE. sadresser Mr.
T.. bor 4.tAS Pes, orloe New York
nN DENANDE-UNE NoURRICE FRAscAICE AvEC
" dc bons renseiguemsnts. sdresse~ De suite No al
Breyort place, Zoe rue.
TINE DANE AI1RMANDE, QUI ETAfr PLACE CONNIE
I Couvetnsnts Paris, desire situation dana une
mile pour epsgner ralemsnd on le frsnesis pour AZ
r,rdre u'ie mensse ssdresser a k~ Henrele Union
squarp Pos, osfce.
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DENTISTRY.

nESTIsTRY.-G. =. EAGLErON IN
~ inc lowest y ,s@ihlc priccs. se,s
Sl5' continuous gum S2s Tech ex,ra,
nsn ~ 8lg Canal street, near Nerce
RTuauraN
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BILLIARDS.

AT BAslrORD's 1so FULTON STREET ia TABLES
n row, and floors, with plenty M light on upper
floors More players can be accommodated evenings. A
large assortment ef and second hand tables for sale
Billiard Palace is tables a Court and Remseu
srees, Brooklyn.
DIIIJARO TABLES, AT RRDrCHD PRTCys-vgw
I'D snd second hand with Deckers late us roved patent
c,shions also WINNINGS Of every description beourng 70
De All articles sod BY warranted 10 1--WE satsfac-
non, and second 70 none In the world
l. DECKER 20 Ann street
nrfJrARDs.-rwo BILLIARD TABLES voss sAt,v or
ID 70 ht with all the futures. Esquire Of BREASTED A
SCOTT "a Broadway.
DTTJIARD TABLES Of IMPROVED STYLE AMI
ID made IN the best Of well seasoned materials and
combining all the advantages Of Pheans latest patents uyo
granted hN present year, For sale prices 10 suit the
times O'CONKOR COLLEkDER marpifscture~
80 Ann street. New York.
CHARP's BILLIARD TABLE NAfuFi Glory NO ra
- Potion street where be has constantly hand large
OF blizzard tables Of All sizes with marble
beds snd improved style a cushion Several second hand
tsblss with marble beds for sale cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-05

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A LITTLE GIRLS CURIOSITY GRATIrIED,
~ ms, hook at that splendid otore,
SUCH ssS's never lever saw ssSi sssose-
And DO look at S that window dow bright,
An gi',,erug with goidj
Come, ma must be told"
when, deares, child you older grow
III. ss.Si1s e e III gorgeous show,
Bas Mr.. Ranney gives away
tAnd hey are for the iaa,e. gay)
Some present, nice and hne.h
oh. mother, now do believe
foN neanng well know
present from her beau"
Broadway the great attraction fer there
an, sS' are nsass y gs free Of cost
OFT R RsP Wafrs sHERxAN,s TRANSLATION OF
Gaerraz7,s famous am hssS,,es novel of
In four books Price IS cents each
e ssi -
the WORN and has isceed s sanction AZ w be-
seen By the following letter. -
MY DEAR SIeNoRA sHERNAE-Through a letter received
from 10Y friend DR. Uese have understood that you have
history Of Beatrice cenc ssins been iniormed Of this
not sd mss for Scno9
iSs the Of % sesaa
and unhappy victim Of paierpa nhumsny and Of the fur
ee-e. ny incaao suons soun
uynen shall know the OF literature and how
under the claws of the priests
with eternal paptsons and that neither death prisons
exile avail TO from saying In the of
oppressors You are yrans This Infamous and constant
OPPRESSION necessarily cease II should endure
nay should despair OF the goodness of God. This shall
never be- In the meantime, blessed be those who, with
friendly words the oppressed persist In
struggle beg you then TO accept MY gratitude, together
with That OF country well best wishes for
happiness. Most aaectionately, Y. D. GUERRAZZI.
IRE profits of this work Mrs shermk has kindly
for the author, Guerrazz
A second edition Is in
Thesecond book will be ready Saturday
Published and sold by MASON BROTHERS,
los and ITO Duane street, New York.
The fourth edition Parton Life ana Times OF Aaron Burr
is ready.
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.sERTs TEETH At
on silver 81; on gold
TED vrNo 4 the least
e, oae D'cck west q
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THE TRADES =,

ylrANrED-AN OVAL FRAME TURNER NONE BUT
w athorough workman need Apply At ri and z23 West
Twenty stth street
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TUE kpvyRTisER WHO rs AT rRysrvT DOING |.
cry not having time attend any othrr denarment
~ishe~ 70 make an Arrangement with parry having caplai
70 carry on he Je~ery business connection thereui or
70 come IN a. partner In the entire business Apply 10 e
flsbhk, 81 Nassau street corner OF John. =
THE OoPARTNERsHrP HERETOFORE TWISTING TN
Der the name Of Kline. ssmsnos CO. expires day.
February !, 1855. AUGUSTUS A. sAuANON.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
FOR sALE-A FIRST RATE TEAM OF TRUCK HORSES
I AppyM WRIGHT A TUrTLEs livery table. closs 70
erand and Houston street ferries. Williamsburg
ENoR eALE-Two SECOND HAND COUPE RoCKA
n wsye, zoe large sleigh will nine comfortably and
,nlrd street ovr the livery stable.
Old sixteen and half hands high and very stylish;
hso bright hay horse hands high seven years old
snn me mos. stylish single horse In he ci Both these
warranted NJ every respect To be seen at 3ts Perry
EoR sAIE-A PAIR OF GRAY HORSES, Iss HANDS
arnes also large spring feed and set ~ double
hsrnes blankets sheets Re- complete To be cold cheap
for cash. Apply at rs Prs. avenue
L,OR Saba LTGsIT ROAD WAGON WEIGHT is7
lbs nearly "a goodas new viii be sold for eighty Eve dol
lsrs Can Charles Beardslsys carriage facsry
corner Of Broadway and Thif3s seventh street.
IrorRFs TARrN ON LfvFRy-kT rHi WILL. VEN
III used stables 0l les aud los Grand street for SIS per
month Every and attention given Under The pers,n.i
uperin,endenee OF HENRY n LYON. 'e pe'''"~s
rIoRsEs roR sALR-AT THE NEW Yong rIYTrl.
III sails sisth avenue, corner Of Thirty min street fwo
2pth long tails s hands high syh sh driver.
Ind; lust from Central New York.
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A GOOD FURNISHED HOUSE, y THE UPPER PART
n u the city, wanted unui May Isl Ad .ress oos
Pos, o1ce.
RsooxLYS-A CLERGYMAN WITH VERY ~ Ali
ID family desires from the LIST Of May small house
sye al; aone' walk Of the cry Hall and 2, rent not sss,ea
Stating PARTICULAR, wiz receive immediate aieuion
DWELLING HOUSE wANTED-wEIL LOCATED IN
IL shs city for which Iowa. Michigan or Pennsylvania lands
'"' '"s SoTSa R9 ree
,EJorsEwANTEpI IN THE UPPER PART OF THE CITY
-four s dT e, So, q, Sh al W. the modern
psil for ,he part and the remspder Is in The
Sire eenih ward. Apply 70 JOHN CAMPBELL No. 6 Dey
III Proad~sy between Beecker and Twelf sireeis
ren not TO exceed 300 Address with particulars ~ b.,
WANTrD-A STEAM ENGINE AND BouErs OF
bore power good running twenty forty
Pos, once ''
WAIVED TO PURCHASE SUBSTANTIAL pgREE
W story and easemsni housc wi.h all the mad-rn i'm
drcs ome boy 20 Poet Office stating price, terms ,ocason
and 1ll particulars
w AsrsD-A MODERATE SIZED HOUSE. IN A GOOD
w nsighboqbood, by small family; rent exceed
$500. Address Dor 25s2 Post Office
WANTED-To LEASE, FOR A TERN OF YEARS. A
building with four acres Of land, suitable for noor
boz sia Fos Once wy
WASTED-PART or A SMALL FURNISHED BCUsg
w with or without board, for gentleman, vito and
child address for two days, u. H., Herald dxaee.
w AsTns Grover sater machine which they Wi sell
rss se sns sr. x NSs s m orsr He
WANTED TO PURcHAsE-A NEAT COTTAGE house
w VIII garden or some land. New York, By rsl-
read msh, purchase city sc Prise
easrs p n s. boz ss Poo, oaIe New YORK. ''
WANTED TO PURCHASE OR HIRE-rS HoBuKEg.
W or ren s,2ry Ne 81 At moderate price nesr
uon and ieru0.
WAsTED-By 4 RESPONSIBLE PARTY A SMALL
w house wth modem imprsyemen,s below Fcuriesn8
Sefore Address n G R. iisssd oce ''''" ' o. "''''
UvAsTED-A SMALL HorsF, WITH ALL TUE NO.
w dern imprvemen,s s,ga,ed between spr,op and
eas. win De taken If 'si Address Tenant Dor ssofosi
WANTED IyMEorATELy-A MODERN BUILT TWO
e.,.Sy .sd g.ssen foSrt aF yyurrns sr..
The Vicinity q BrO~dvsy Address r. W T. Herald once.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
n uDeoN RIvgR RAILRoAD.-ExPREss TRAINS
.ss s INV sa ss sosarp so. %
street ., 6 % aud ii 70 A. NJ, and slsi "
~ SWIM, superin,endent
NEW YORK AND HhsLgs RAILROAD
couneusns sv we4aes sasei J.ssa1y g. 1854
Trains leave ,he depot o. whe AMI Centre streets
sah. Ms,, for Albany, stopping I. walam.brsage and
s9P.M Esp~e~, fer Albany stopping q, the principal
sisP n FOR White Pl.nS, stopping II all inermed.le
s'SS1ns
hsns leave The depot az Twenty x,h street and
Fourth avenue, New York.
slsA ". Fc wE~msbndee, stopping all intermediate
stations.
ll3g A. N White Plains. Do do
2.pP. NJ WiIansondae, DO do
30p. Mlleron stopping a wlismsbrdge aud ali In. |
termedlaie stations myth
400 Croton PALE ssoppinr informed s stations
$50 2 Whamsorttge DO. do
Returning. trains leave Albaoy for New York Al
78 "a NJ Mail stopping at all At vii.
ansbridge.
34sP ~ Express aoppng a, al priarpai stations only
WIN. j. CAMPBELL. Sap ertniendept-
BILLIARDS.
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ITO LET-THE TWO STORY HOUSES NOS. SO AND 80
Monroe street Rent moderate 70 good ten ant Apply
to Mr. pELAfLAfNE IS Filth avenue, from TO 10 or 70
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ITO LEA NICE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
with all the modern improvements either furnished or
unfurnfsed The house genteel and clean neigh
borhood and will be let reasonably good With
small family. Inquire at IS Yves; Thirteenth street.
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Ausvst.~-TAL
sFTTgE DlYH
BY Goddia { Appsrssn.
uALUABLE TRNRMrrr IN m,

VALUABLE TENEMENT ON TIE
SOUTH SIDE or MAIN. BETWEEN I'm Ann
erH sTRkE1e. f0R SALE III AUCTION WIN BE-
sold. On TUESDAY. the 2ist September Icss. on ths
prsmises COZ. rneDcng st " o'clock. the very desi
rsbie and convtnisstiy sFrsaasd Tsaemeut Iocate ed
As above, now in the occupancy OF Mons Pravs (who
y about to remove to his county seat. on lower
Jane: Mver) The house has 10 reonis besides
laree kitchen II y nearly new. and ID in the rost
sale. G0DDIN n lpprESseN ~ '"
Aucts.
VALUABLE GARDEN PARMIN HAN.
,,,,,, OVER COUNTY FnR SALE AT AUCr ON.
WI pc sold on MONDAY. The nth day If Ger.
tember. 1858, upon the premises cou,mepcins
q y Sciock. a NJ. the excellent little GAk.
LEN FAkM. OF 81 lcrss, on the border OF OF
hanover county, now occupied BIZ the sub
scrDer who nas Just engaged IN the Transaction Of
business which requires his daily presence in Rich.
mond considerable portion Of the soil ID remas I.
s:6,y quick and peculiarly suited for mark rarden-
ing Inc location Is one we'll adapted for the resi-
dence # good physician. one such having inst re-
moved from the neighborhood within two miles of
the place now offered which was also OCCUPIED by
mond. Ga piles. '- = 'eA
ut the hour of sale. u {, TIOW 4 Pn
IS-.da ''s ~AA~ss.
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classical AND COMMERCIAL

On eth street, between Broa and Marshall.
h hSEtS = ps Smith Il 4 q 4 N. Principals
Professor EMlON. Instructor In French
This Institution will reopen on Monday, the 10th
of September.
The number Of scholars received into this school
ton of the Principals The course of Instruction in
tie primary studies ia critical and thorough and
advanced pupils and young men are fitted for bust
for entering eth. of the classes in College
Recitstions conducted with use of Mathematical
Blocks, Charts, Globes aud various apparatus
Pupils in Bookkeeping will receive particular
attention.
Circulars containing further information can be
had at the bookstores Of Messrs Price and john
III Richardson.
One of the Principals can be found at the stud Oh
Bread st, I'd door from 9th st. au l6-m
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By Alex. Mott, Auct'r.
FURNITURE. DRY GOODS. GROCE

l. RIEs. &C., will sell at auction. at INV store
corner OF Main and 18th streets, on THURSDAY, the
10Th day OF September, commencing at 10 o'clock
general assortment of new and second hand Purni.
ture, Mattresses. dc. in good order
DhY GOoDs.-severali invoices Dry Goods, Cloth.
ing, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &C. &c.
GkOCERIES.-50 bbls new Herrings 5000 lbs Ia-
con; IN bbls Whiskey: 10 u casks Bran<y 50 reama
SMfapping Paper: % boxes Chewing Tobacco; 20 dog
co0 CIGARS; Smoking Tobacco. &c.
SO Is ALEX MOTT Auct
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By E. B. Cook q Co.
ELEGANT. FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD
~ PIANO. on PAINTINGS. &C.,

~ PIANO, OH PAINTINGS. &C..
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, 9Th October, at 10 o'clock. we
Will Sell at the residence of G. Rreant ESQ., who is
removing from the city, on Leigh between sth ard
YIN streets. the who 9 Of his FURNITURE, consist
ing in part of
ispiendid Rosewood Piano, Of fine tone and FIJI h
KoseT ood Div ans, covered with tie best quality Of
Brocatei -
Parlor and Reception Chairs to match; Ct.omans
Beautiful Rosewood Tables, with mar BE tops
One Rosewood Eugre, beautiful piece of work.
manship
Sociablss; a magnificent Mantel Clock, runs Is
days. superior time keeper.
Mantel vases; BRUSSELS CARPETS: Hat Rsck &c.
. hne collection OF superior OIL PAINTINGS and
Engravings.
THE CHAMBER FURNITURE
Consists Of Mahogany French Bedstsads: Bureaus
and ashs stan l., with marble tops Hair Mattresses
Mahogany Chairs, covered with hair cloth; Mabo-
gany Wafdrobes; Brussels Carpets. &c.
THE DINING ROOM FURNITURE
Comprises splendid Extension Table, IA feet long:
Chairs, safe, Refrigerator. &C, &C.
ALSO,
The usual variety of French China Dinner and
Tea sets. CrcCkery, Cut Glass Ware, together with
the usual assortment of Kitchen Furniture
The Gboye Furnitureis of the best quality In
most excellent condition, and enable those wish
ing TO purchase an opportunity Of examit ing it
the residence will be open to the pubic. on TUES
DAY. Oct. 5th.
se4 Il B COOK Il co, Aucts
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Sc 10
TNPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF

IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF
dAs-he gqds,ignsi h.yi9g Pur; Il d H.
right to sell GLnAs9Ns 81 pAIESu AMI RiCa A.,
eitz- lis of Richmond, with confluence, a, the most
econo:acal burner which has ever been presented
10 the pub!ic The cDuetru ;ton OF thes burners is
such that the a Mount of gas to be consumed can be
arranged TO sui. The pleasure OF the consumer, ana
This 0usntty caunos be eff scted by any wearing or
huTnfnr ont Of the burner while the expef fence of
all aho nave used them proves that the quantity q
light given by one OF them Is greater, with the
Same amount OF gas, than from any other burners
ever Ia
Az the season is approaching when there is gene
bnst time TO apply the only preventative which Il
in the hands OF the Consumer and Wa invite ali
who wish TO study economy in the use Of gas to
call at aur store and examine these burners.
The following Certificates, selected from many
others are suf lent to estab sh the claims which
present for these burners:
YALE COLLEGE LABORATORY. New Haven,
January %, 1883. J
have ties ed Glea- on's Gas Burner y the Photo
meter and Registration Meter, and have also used
OF thesa fur two or three weeks over one Of ms
effice tables.
The results of the examinations are az follows
whist. by the Pbotometer: "a. Glesson's Patent
Am sricaa Burner, with the attachment for giving
steadiness 10 the fame; burning IT, of gas per
hour gave q steady light equal TO i6 patent sperm
candi !, (Jndd's to the peund) The pressure vas
equal TO LIZ inch but the rate uf cousump ion was
regulated by the key, until the Register Meter read
4 feet p4t hour. b. American Burn r, without AT
Notwithstanding lilo feet per hour; pressure
two INCHES; eQua!ied also 10 candles
Aif. I'll n contflNtnCc TtguidiluH now
OF Ras By the movable thmbies inside the first cous
10 vel! deyibed and skifully constructed arrange
ment. The attachment OF hot metallic rode and a
glass 10 steady the flame has good effect for the
purpose des igned-apd thus arranged have BEEF!
able to VT "a by IL several hours OF an evening,
whog, fatigue 10 the eyes. When Ia full action. IL
gives the flame ste:d ness nearly equal 10 th'
bet Arg AMI burners without tia incon beat
sad oxptn>e Of that form Of Burners.
respectfully, b. SILLIhAS, JR,
EXCHANGE HOTEL, Richmond Va.
August IS, 1853. J
The undersigned, having used Glcason's Patent
Gas Burners ia the Exchange Hotel and Baliaro
hDnse. for several mouths past. fakes pleasure IN
certifying u the steadiuess and purity OF the light
farn sacd by them. and above all 70 the economy
the consumption OF gas secured by The .auje; for
6ftr using them IL all parts OF the two honses
above named, the reduction in the gas bills, when
compared with corresponding months In previous
years, places he fact of saving of from 20 TO
pr cent beyond doubt. cheerfnily recommend
them ~ al pc sen, who wish a good steady light
with ali Consumption 0. gas.
isignsdl JOHN BALLARD.
q A BARaAMiN,
50 aim Cor Main and 10th Sta.
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE -

AZ The Fifth Session will commence Octobsr l.IS5S
and Close the last Thursday in June. 1852
No material changes in the general plan are
found 20 be desirable but il is hoped the perence
acquired by previous sessions and the additional
teachers now secured, will give greater facility and
success in carrying cut the system which has al.
ready won for the Institute 10 high position.
Rev = MANLY, JR, will retain the position of Pre-
aident which he has occupied from the beginning.
and will devote his attention exclusively to the in
stiuction and supervision OF the school being freed
ftom the care of the bOarders
The Boarding Department will be entrusted IT,
Professor CHAs II WINSTON and his Lady. in whom
the Trustees feel that they have reason 10 rapose
he highest confidence. Professor Winston " i'll also
give instruction in Ancient Languages ana English
Literature. HeIs Mastered Artsoi tina University
OF Virginia. and recently Professor In Trans! lysna
University, Ky.
The Trustees are in correspondence with gen.
tleman Of deserved repu alton. Professor OF Math
ematics whose name will be announced at an early
day.
The services of DR. LEWIS as Professor of Nat
aral Sciences, of Miss MARY THOMPSON as instrtIc
tor in French. of DIR I BUCHLER. teacher of Ger.
man, have been again secured; and additional as
sistance will be provided for instruction in the Eng
lish branches of the Cole giate department. Miss
JANE STANARD, Mrs ANN MALLORY. Miss MARY
LATHROP and N ss MARTHA A IoNPEINs will have
charge OF tie Preparatory L!ssses.
Mr. CLAPP will continue 70 be the Principal of
the Music Department, anu Will be aided by such
assistance as may be needfai. Suitable provision
will be made for instruction in painting, drawing,
and other ornamental branches
TERMs-PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Hahpayabie in advance. Oct ,tbs remainder Feb Is
Hngl Oh Tuition iii Preparatory DepartlIent.....SU
French in Preparatory Departm t............. H.
English Tuition in Collegiate Derartment....... 20
Ancient aud Modern Languages, esch............. 20
Music on Piano or 81
Drawing. Needle Work, or Grecian Painting. "a
~ PAINTING 40
Board, including every thing except washing
an SIN MANLY. Jr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-15
eaIn ,,,a..X DIT W Taylor.
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VALUABLE MARKET FARM OF 40

H1hhh11 a NM OF ~
~, AVRES. az MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND.
Az ~ ~ = TIE RAILROAD, Fur SALE AT AUG rIO{
Mili Dc sold at public auction, on FRIDAY the nth
1aay OF september. Immediately after the sale at
Snestnut Grove 40 acres of land, located near the
nieh md and fredericksburg Railroad, and near
me oio Deep Run Turnpike. "a miles from kich.
monr fronting on beautiful thirty feet road lead
Sinton, Esq, and originally belonged TO the Higgen
botham state The land has several beautiful oak
groves upon It. suitable for building. The above
property Is Admiralty situated fr mas rket garden
Deing within thirty minutes ride Of Richmond
Anput twenty acres Of which will produce tobacco,
Vided into ten acre lots If desired.
TFRMs-One-thrd cash; balance In one and two
years Tor negotiable notes, interest added secured
Dy tr1stdeed 0S TAYLOR.