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A CARD.
TO MEMIERS OF TIE LEGISLATEEE.

I Would respectfully suggest tn members before leaving
L their homes, one thing, which Is ;his:-should they have
small, imperfect and fading likenesses Of relatives or friends.
Who are deceased, they should bring such with then, and have
them copied by Mr.. Minis, who Is prepared Ia copy every
style OF iik-uesS, and enlarge them 10 any desired ske, ana
have them colorrd in oil or water coi1rS thus enabling per
sons to secure beautifully executed lfssized portraits in oil
or other styles, from the small and fading pictures they MAJ
have Of their loved ones lost" Should they also desire
to secure Of themselves, family or friends, a fine and unfad-
ing likcre,s, either In AMlRurYPE, PHOTOGRAPH, plain,
In India Ink, Oil, Water Colors or Crayon they should come
prepared TO have the saur executed by Ii. ". MlNSls, at
his beautifully arranged PHOTOGRAPH AND FINE Art
GALLERY, 2I1 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
SIR. Minis has in his employ the very best If artists III
all the yarior, branches OF liz much diversified art, and pro-
duces work equal, IL not superior, to tina, Of any similar -
tablislrucn,, either North or south. In all casrs guarantee
In: satisfaction TO hi, patrons. otherwise they are not -S-
pcc;cd TO take the pictures. a thiEg Of beauty i "A joy
forever" and such are he various sly ie, Of pprirature exc
cuird al his Gallery. b.
N,y a.-Iy
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Arrival of steamship Pr
Later from the Isthlmus.

N,w YORK, Dec 2a.-rhr steamship Prince Ai''
ns.way, has arrived. Her news has been sh'''f'
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BY JA.MEs VI. TAILOK a son, Al II,s
TRISTEE,S SALE or REAL ESTATE,

MIG RUES .iNp Personal PROPERTY.
DY virtue %: n deed OF tru.t, executed by Peter D.
ID Giinn ani William Davis, and ,Leir wives, TO the sub
Scriber, da,ri NOyctibs' -, l~51, and day recorded IN
Richmond Hosting Court and llenrico County Court, I
viii sell, AZ pablo suciitn, The property conveyed BY s'Nd
deed, In the iS lloNiur OF Ter, 10 W.T..
On FRIDAY. ?ru DECEMBER, a,S. o'clock, p. NJ, upon
hear to Port ;Iayo. aud nov worked by Mes'r,, Turner &
Guy, containing four aces, and ssidto abound IN The 'r'l
quality Of brik clay.
On MONDAY. I'm DECEMBER. commencing a, 50
o'clock, l.. VI, will 10. sold, upon tie premises, The B''cA.
yard, on Leisj. stree. adjoining the property Of Col IiIssr
and others. | sconts'gs a3out four acres. and WILDE DIVIDED
Into lots and sold by n Plat which will he exhibited y; the
tine u ssle. Also, At tue same time and place, a Farm1n
NE county Of Hanover. about - uHcs from she ciy u
.'iE nsn AMI J mile from tue Il. ). 4 !. E.i' noa'; con,
t'ii'i,S about :s, ACES, adjoining the lands OF Wa, M!"n
and Others, formerly the property Of the father Of said Ntn.
DAVIS. immediately after the .ale OF the ~pEicky.rt AMI Farm
VIII be soia: 81, The stable Lot, fronting o. feet on Cain.
crime street. 81, \ Lot Of ground on South side 81 Clay
street, opposite to tn. rc>deuce Of 7. d. GInn. frontin- "a
Ing the property Of Williams = EasIand. Iin, Three Lots
on An extension Of Leigh street, near the residence Of James
nry, near the former residence OF l.. Eeias, and raining
back to the property Of John +. Johnson.
On TUESDAY, DECEMBER l3rG. commencing ~ 10
o'clock. at the ~Drickyard, on Leigh s,rrr., will he sg.d the
en,ire stock Of Bricks on hand, consisting Of about l'p,yob
common Bricks, and 6Otrv stock BRICKS; al.o, a.! tie Brick
making implements, Presses, &c; Il Mules. Wagons, Carts,
Harness, &c, 80
After which, commencing at ! o'clock, p. NJ, will be sid,
about 30 negroes, bsins a. valuable a lot as hnrg eyer Zen
offered, comprising men, wOrGen, boys and rir!s. AH"pS
them are two eseelsnt br!eS:a!er', AMI se'eF"! valuable
family servants.
And on TUESDAY, ECEMBE 2;TH. commencing -
80 o'clock, L. NJ, upon the premises, viii be sold the r,.!-
dence VI Win. Davis, situated on Clay aud Monroe streets,
opposite the residence 81 Samuel I. PuUi4m and !Efur'
diatcly thereafter will be sold the residence Of Peter D..
Ginn, situated on Clay AMI Gilmer streets. Both Of thtse
are desirable residences. and furnished with every co3rs-
niruce, and pleasantly located.
Pats OF the real estate may be seen, As soon a. thEy csa
be prepared, at the Office Of the AuctiOnecrs.
TERa> FOR the real estate, onriocrth cash; balaace ate,
/. aud IS months for notes, With Interest added, and sc.
cured by trust deeds. For the siaye-, cash Will Ice required.
For the other personal property, cash for suns under S-";
that amount aud over, : months credit, for approved "es0-
table nv,,e, with interest added.
JOIIS Il. SrEGER, Trustee.
Sales conducted by JAMES VI. TAYLOR X >VS, Auc's.
r.. -.
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.:OOkN ora vALIE. FOR PRESENTN

Z IL. illustrated aaa handsomely bound.
NbuM oftIr University Of Virginia,
STAFFORD GALLERY Or Shakespeare, si,teFho""'.
Gallery Of famous English anil American ro-i.;
strickland, Queen, al EnslsGd:
l'err.h=> VI sn..r>p-are;
ii"us Affections, POT;raye ed by the Poet;
Noun; Vernon and its A Associations;
Has Proverbs 81 Solomon;
" Poetlcal Works Of Edgar \. Poe.
The Josephine Gallery;
roet, ofthr Nineteenrh Century;
Tie Leaflets OF Memory;
10Y o'the Wood: the Year, Hni the Field.
Ihr Court 81 NAPOLEON;
1ic Republican Court:
''illtrE uI snS!i,h aud American female Poet:
Lays from the land of Luther:
TH. oriental Animal:
rpasaurr 20; Nu!-'ican i.ndsc,r..
A!ua'- 5Irrci Aii"r1ri-s.
Tbr ~"arahlts, by sheE
Irving. Life OF Washington;
C~ycIgpeGia o! Wit and iiaEor;
Milton, Paradise Lost:
Jnin.esoa'. q. ractrr!.tic, Of wo,nen;
Rur.. Poets 81 England;
Washington irving, Works, Illustrated.
>ic:rn'. Bow IN the Cloud;
WnnIrn Of the Scriptures;
liGnans' Sons 81 the Affections,
Jerusalem and H. Sacred Localities
i.-Gs OF Bri,l-h Poetry;
Homes taI Haunt, 81 the Wise and Go"d:
Women of Early Christianity!
l.fr.'> l;rllIut, o; Ancient Poetry
American E0qurnce:
\ Nintrr SERMON;
The Charm NJ Interesting Stories:
Aiii-oais Works, I mplrtr:
Sw;:i's Works. complete;
Poetry "t Germany;
ClEtUJers Canterbury Tales.
The aLVyc, with many hundred others, for sale by -,
pee =: J. ". RANDOLPH.
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LATEST NEWS 81 TELEGRAPH
.,,ga o.ses, NJ. 1872 Nai" Street "'FS"'"'
r,p rTt RICHMOND kNQUIktH
crom Washington.

w,.u,sro>, Dec. ga iaFsS num""s"I 'ns, unlr., Con,
have Informed the Pos, ONCE sf,, psI .srIy in j i.a tr he
gress shall max ,h = sarnc, continue to transport 20 W ~.
s ssiss hey have don. for %S,'@' T TSs Dspa''"s"' aa, !hs
Department. ~ s y nav ,he>- demands. Tor u'. 'u.tae'
money s s,nS S.r,emser. but the legal auihSn' ,yani. 'Hi
ending spm ,, the currrr, quarter are h'' H!''' ~
February. Ia. snr srrcarAe's Tor 'M- year
Owe: t tSIt ~ t'I l,.i june. Statements o, anae S.id IL -, !"
ending sor" +; =, the amoau, .: '"o millions VIC "eo III '''
city. .DI al he closed tomorrow.
l Lss i iss. nishs Orders were s,.s" ms to put S.r n.m. ,nrs,hs .e% m;,h
be pF>pa'sn aan,nIi;on. provisions and small arms,
= lsISe any 70 ,;srt for Annapolis early this morning
80" y nrsyail here that ALI attempt Is To he made by Phi!a'
h-pS's ~ r.,sl, the oyster schooner lately seized for n
fSPn.San A. The law in Chesapeake Bay. au! II - surn!sed
80 he ,nseos,iA is 10 be sent ,h!;hrr at the reqnes; oil
+|S,-nor Hicks OF Maryland.
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~ Wax Dec ol-Thc steamship Baltic, from Asl.ii'
,,u la. arrived. She left Aspinwall on the 9Th, and bnns'
Ids o, 81 ,Ipl, 600 Ia treasure. The trip through from
r. rr.nciscc occupied less :han nineteen days The mails
80 ns~,-urer,f FROM New York. peceiaher3 =. we're siiil iyias
a: Panama. xu,tu.I II,
IN, L. 5, ship. Roanoke. Sabine and Re.eI rrih;iita ..
l,,!awAll. Tue Lancaster. Levan' AMI Saratoga WIZ So
Ts- new. from California i. nos'y anticipated. hoh.s
-. coming Ia from the country 'parinsiy, OWING ~ "''
linz. ,uI ;rAL- s,s dull and depressed. ..
,.n HIobs had succeeded in capturing 80 nr' ny 'I
~, ,or,,ri,iu alr.o.t the entire tnhr, 'hi'h Ma 'au'ed
- .4tA ,rogb!e ia the northern p''' 81 4 '" '
-, h, placed On the pigeon Ic-'fs.'i'A.
,nl,r, !rolG Guatemala >is'r ihat hr''rtN :
Ter :, ia, co.ntry. had protested e"eTst;SHI! against
:. 80 '"I Ga,t,uaaia, as being . ~ralpable violation oil We
Clayton. Ba!Scr treaty. -, -.
...u,> IN Ntc.rN.uI, ,cA vi a!eSef
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DICkIssnS, liiiL 4 Co. Auct.. Dec ~l?-dSctbs
COMMISSIONERS SALE OFIvALUAELE

I y conformity TO n decree o; the Circuit Court Of kinG WI.
i liam. lu the case ofFox's ExecutriS, &c ~. United states,
fox and others, We shall sell At public auction tor casH. AZ
the Auction roorn OF Dickinson, liiil I Co, oH liik an
DAY or JANUARY, ls60, II; 10 O'Clock, 4. VI about Tar.
~ likely slaye-, belonging TO the estate o; James fvA' de-
ceased. Of King Winill county.
J. i. YOUNG,
CT COOKE, ICoiGp!s,ior ers.
10. }. FUN.
pnklSsss- lm Co. Anrtinnrers- De. g6-lris
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~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the various form.

80 Administering the various forms
ia which this disease deveIuprs itself, /. may well be called
"hydrah-.dcI." In is train follow Indigestion, Pain il
the stomach, Heartburn, Water Brash, Cnstivencss, Plies,
AciGiIy, Oppression after Esiing. Jaumd!ce, fiatulcncy,
Turpor o. the Liver. Dizziness, Debility, F-Ina.r Complaints,
ac. Some .! the ir>i men Ia our laI! have given their
written certificate, relative To the cure effected In their
monialS from other sources, editorial opinions and rolun-
tary expressions .rolu persons VIII are aVcrse to see their
names Ia print, are perfectly overwhelming.
Read the following from n very highly res ectsble clergy
man: EAST TAUNTON, Mass, Feb. 3, ISIS.
To the Editor Of the Portland Mirror--Sr-OXIGENA.
TED iilrriRS For more Than twenty-five years l have
been q >ul-rer from the Dyspepsia BESIDES trying the pa.
t!racc 81 my family ply >icians IN the almost useless trial u
their various prescriptions, | have tried i great variety Of
plten, medicines with II similar result. Through the Kind.
av>S uf ry physician, | received last March, half a dozen
bottles q: the ONNUENArED Nl1TEl:>. | began TO use
then. wi;hcu, any hop, OF deriving help from them. Being
determined TO give them u fair trial, | continued their usr,
be-; without any r-rccpiible benefit til JUNE.
Since then | have scaGaally improved Il. health till | Anu
entirely free from acIdit. "f the >tUimaca. aud from the con
seQurnt hatulrucy, aud the awfGl ,nd almost dstractins
sick ~hvaiache, which often, for days together, has wholly
untitled me .or study aad fvT all uIUcr ministerial duties,
and rendered life IA burden. | feel tia; owe IL, as an tS-
preston Of gratitude 20 Ec->Ts. f"w.v y Co.. aud also a
BlTTERS, a., in tai estimation, Il ,ure remedy for that
most trying, mo,r veNiug, and cra.! OF all diseases 10 which
poor human flesh Is heir, the dyspepsia. Having suffered
so long, aud tried ~ many ,tir.rat remedies Ni,h no good
result, ! can recommend the uNyscnatcd lh;iers With i CON
flcuCe Few Others can. II ahy readers 81 the Mirror are
suffering, | beg uf them 20 make trial u: ihese Bitters with
on, DELAY. JAMES Il. CUSHING.
~ Prepared by StrH " fpwLE < Co., Boston, aud for
sale by
PURCELL, LAID / Co, ". PETERSON. ADIE & GRAY
Pet.r,brrs, and by Dealers in Medicine In every COUNTY IN
tn. stale. Oct 3-diw
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MiNIPULATED GUANO.

XArE offer to the Planter, VI Virginia n Gu,So prepared
w by uS Us follows:
l,urm In. Of the hest Peruvian Guano that can be procured.
>w lbs Of The best %Scmbrcro tiuano, containing full ~
per cent. Of Phosphate Of Lime.
.t ll.. OF the best Ground Plaster, for which We pay :.
per ton extra.
Planter, and other, are invited Ia examine this article.
From the hest Information We can obtain, We believe this
| MiSiurei l.. one 81 the best thai, can he prepared for the
Virginia lands.
Tr!ce to Planters, si> per ton, or 81 l.s. per ton when
they furnish the Bags.
Prepared aud for -ale ny
EDMOND, DAVENPORT L co Richmond.
ss- Also fnr sale 10y Commission aud Grocery Merchants
In the City.
We refer to the Planter. who have used the Sonbrero
and the Manipulated GuanO-among then JAMES CALI,
ESP. A. WAE~icg, Esq, JAMES ALLsS, Esq, y. ii. Srru-
Esq, and others.
below We Civ. d. X. TrTrLE's Chemist at University OF
Virginia report OF the same. sinples from - bags, ant II
.h,U b.. kspt Ia that stInddrd:
81 am now able TO give you the results OF analysis. They
show The Mixiur. to h.. what You stated In n former letter,
aud | judge that you are very fortunate in the selection OF
materials, especially " Peruvian Guanu. The per crntage
Of Ammonia shows the pure Peruvian to contain ~ per
cent; which i more than the average. The Analysis ls o.
follows.
Moisture given or a,boiins point Of rater,).... ION.
Phosphate Of Line. .............. '''' - 'H'
s~u'phuric Acid, 80 ayW
Lime, sol:
Ammonia,. 900 o."
lH-oluble matter, '"
4 small quantity Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 2i-j
Water In combination AMI DrgIHic Ndrsr,
iU1.0u
Hoping that your Fertilizer may meet sth the SUCCESS
which Il d deserves,
Dec b. X. FUTILE"
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NEGRO iiIaINt. o
4 CLOSE.

IHSERA Noe And CCLLECTTNf AGENTS,
DEsPECTFu FULLY TEMPER THEE. SERVICES TO
IL their friends and the puElIc fr ll!GlNG or SEX.
WANTS. for whom they will ~enhrsy"r Ia procure the best
prices and comfortable hom,', and promise them c-pr
cial attention during sckne,--will s'so atteni to the pro-
prrty Of absent Owners aud COLLECTING elaine.
Having learned, from an experience Of -0Ine years, that
advantage g., derived from making rfom'gt returns Of the
collections effected by agents. We are resolved 10 adopt this
practice. and hope We shall be able t. give cairr saiisiac-
lion to all who may favor u, with ,hc!r patronage, and thus
merit u continuance .. the sIf.c.
Il. 4. COOKE,
or King William county, Va, lately engaged In General
Agency aud Collecting In tM, city.
l.. G. CLOSE,
OF Alexandria, Va. late travelling agent for the southern
Protection Insurance Company.
To those witliShom we are personally unacquaInted, II
afford. III pleasure to offer the following
RkfsEScEs-Col. VIM. A. Moucure, Second Auditor OF
Virginia; M-ssrs. Crenshaw, QuaTirs 4 Co., Wilson 4 Do.
,her, Cliies & Chen-ry, Apper-on 4 Dupuy, Johnston a
Whiting. c. D. Hill. E-I. Of Dickinson. lnl & Co, Richmond
city, Va: :. :. Brooke, Esq, DR.. II. W. Stone, stafford
county: J.. o. Pollard, Esd, Col. II. u. TomlIn, VIM. NJ. Tur-
nrr, Esq, X. lss-s, E.I, Powell 4 Gary, King william
county; Dr. T. :. McGruder, u. L. Gardner, Esq, Iiear!co
county; John q. lIarri,, Esq Hanover county; brocSen-
broush Peyton, Esq, Il. :. %lroaddus. Esq, Caroline coun.
~; T. 81. burke. Esq, A. q. O'Ncal, Esq, cambridge Sale.
Esq. Essex county; II. ". Thomas, Esq, Fairfax county,
DR.. q. Psunii-roy. King and Queen county; John ". Hugs
gcrf"rl, E.t. w-stmor-lsnh county, Va.
tH- Office In Exchange Hotel liuiding, Oh l;th street,
RichnoDd, W. Dec !B-ctlJa
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Later from the Pacific Coast.

-. Lots. pcc. .+.-rhe o'er!Aa1 aA'f'" ! ''"'
ro On ;!.r % has been ;-r ~sraphed. q,
IAN. and Judge Deadly delegates ~ tie Charleston t"".-''
Ion, ln.,rucilng ihe LATER 10 ,Gppof: "eu. lama nominee
tn. trial q. judge Terry. for KILN; Senator E,S'ieri'N,
~. h,.n nos:i,..rt III. the -p;l inst.
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i.i Lieut., 1st Dragonns,
S.r, it Recruiting Officer.
FOR RENT Oh LEASE.
49, TWO %TESEME.STso on 18th street, between - -.
iii: Main and Cary. They are well adapted for tJ;;::i
LII business. Ea"h tenement contains s'ore,T-s
basement. lumber room, an airy lodging room, water closet.
a.. There Is water AMI gas In each tenement, with n water
IIpe to convey al the water used Into the culvert without
leaving the room. To good and permanent tenants me
rent WI" u "'"e e"S'' "''' ". W. D]uNNAvAST,
Sent. Il? Enquirer nihre.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
rlJIiE two sto:y Brick Tenement, on Rans street, for -
me:Iy occupied ~ the Enquirer Printing Office. iii
The house i. ncs, large aud in good condition. -%A
y.y, '"' EIrCIIIE 4 D~uSNAvANr.
rHOI. RENT OR LEASE. The Room: over ~ ~,
& store No. i%u Main street, now occupied by G. Ell
-. Yale ( Co. Also, a ilIrce-.toried brick building III .-se9.
IN. rear. formerly occupied ~ a Printing Office. Possession
gwen III ''""''E' WV knowles 4 wALroRD,
D.c9 81 81 Pearl Street.
NEW STYLE HAT.-Ju,t received per
y steamer Jamestown: a beautiful assortment o. E
Young scnis' New style French Round Crown S"itS
ila,s; something entirely new n II !EIs : % %fisiGE En-!
Xoy. - Nc. To- Main 81, opposite Exchange Eank.
ELLETr 4 wEISIGER.
no. 1G7, MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE EXCHANGE BANK,
G6AyE just received all OF the --latest style: Of -
viz The GariDaldi, Housvc, Victor Emahrel, and aGN
splendid assortment Of young gents hn- cloth CAPS.
hl.o, Rpy.' Drc.. HATS and CApSi In great variety.
HEN
E,CIINOND MADE CLOTHING.
& EMEERs OF THE LEGISLATURE and strangers VIZ
vi Ting the city, will find, by calling on the subscriber,
. large and fashionable assortment oi CLUIhlN",o I ns
a, manufacture. a, low a. the -ame quality and work
manship can he hal OF Northern m.nuiactory. He has
been manufacturing the larger portion o! his work here Tor
thr last 10 wears, aud can assure his customers that ihcy
shall hay. ilchmoud made Clothing that shall compare. in
every respect, with Northern work they are now purcha,
s,ny' a, am convinced that Clothius can he manufacturer
III "N' D.. h. SPENCE,
clotli-r and Merchant Tailor,
No. lsn. Corner Of Main and 18th Streets.
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1,,uI:uE ED NEGKoEs WANT:

4 kD.-Th. Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad Company
wish 10 hire three hundred able bodied NEGRO MEN,to
wo.k upon the repair>of the rad next year. Apply 10 ihr
undersigned At LyncI,bur.. Z. II. GILL,
Dec li-lm licn-ral superintendent.
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NIRGINih-IX cIAYCEEY.-ln Hanover, Circr
Court, September 18th, l,'!:
The Commonwealth Of N!r.iuil

The Commonwealth of virginia
Against
William s.. Mallory. Admir- NJ james .Alie, decd,
Defendant.
c. W. Dabney. who proSccutcS the pleas Of the Common
wealth in the said Court, hi, day exhibited Ia said Court, On
behal. of tn. Commonwealth o; Virginia, n bill!n Chancery,
alleging, among other things, that Il certain James Adir, 4
native Of Scotland, IN the Kingdom Of Great Britain, had
departed hi. lie, Within III: laid county, interstate, and
without next OF kin, possessed Uf personal ELECTS to The
amount Of fy. or sy thousand dollars; that the same was
drr-lict, and belonged 10 the said COMMONWEALTH II Nir-
riniu, and asking for 4 decree Di the same. And, on his
motion, Il + ordered that the hex, Of hin, II any, OF the
said james Adir. and all others, claiming -r Interested in
hisestate, do appear here Oh tie first day y! The next term,
and make themselves defendants 10 aid b!l, and that u
copy Of this order be Published for three months rr-prc-
lively in the Richmond Enquirer. u newspaper printed In
the city Of Richmond. and in the Constitution, a newspaper
published In the city of Washington. ! Copy-Teste:
Oct r,-;m GEO. l.. CHRISTIAN, DC.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
uR. SCHOOL,

az "a II u StEIsohs
GRACE STREET, BETWEEN Isl AND fvtsiiEE,
RICHMOND, VA.
TINE next session OF our Schoolgirls Oh til. lot dayoi
lsGN.
Our long experience ia teaching. and the very liberal pa
tronage W. have received Tor 80 riiiy years nave 'o'heii.
abled aui encouraged US to make Important 'Inl'r"' 'hIe'is
In our institution.
a course vi Literature, comprising English = rene', "et-
uan, Italian ami SPANISH classics Uhe hour las. tht'nyh ihe
,ns,irm oT I'M. Frruchl IA, been successfully tried during
the last session. and will lie continued III" enlarge" III 'he
next.
OF The Enrlish part Of tht, cours:, rs well Us The Rhetoric,
Bcilcs.Lv;ires aud First Reading classes = our Institution.
~ ,onG,j.1t Inn; Ills seTyic.s will be duly Appreciated
We would earnestly recommend ""r Literature ci"'' I"
graduating pupils.
tlu. convenience Us we'll ~ 10 tiic coIniort Of the Young La
lies hoarJIuc In our family. Tvs" Young Ladies only will
occupy one room, except !h vases "heh 'hrse would desire
TO occupy the same chhHioe'.
uIIpIPT p. LEFEBynE, A. NJ, Principal.
Natural Philosophy, Literature, Moral,
WILLIAM q. WILLIAMS, A. D., Vice Principal,
astronomy, Mathematics, Chemistry,
History, Latin.
EDWARD c. HOWARD, Literature, Rhetoric, Belle, l.e,;res
Reading.
MRS GRACE BENNETT English branches,
MIRS MARY Z. GORDON, English branches.
MISS ELIZA BARTLETT, Eusli.h BRANCHES.
SENIOR CAKLOS-CARDORyEZ MEUA. S,ari.a and Italian.
MADAME MARIE EsINAN, Vocal Music.
SIGNORlNA ANTuNlETrA E;Bh, Vocal Music.
SlGSORlNA MARIETTA ERBA, Piano.
JOHN 4. CALYO, Drawing AMI Painting.
WILLIAM +. GI,ABaU, pisnc, organ, sacred Masic.
G. W. TlliLOW. Plano.
HEINRICH SCHNEIDER, Harp.
y ERICSSON, Guitar.
FOR Board -. ...T2uO o.
For Washing. .............. .."..."........ 20 10
For Lights 49,. 10 0l
For Fuel. 10 10
For English Tuition. ............... ........... ~ IN
For Modern Languages, each.... .. ct. ......... 80 ~
For French, "heu studied exclusively OF the Ens-
Isil branches -. ................ 49,. ~ M
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iGRANp VIRGINIA. DISCOVERY.

4 GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY.
SOMEfn four months ,incc. our excellent iownsnnn, NArr'
- I,u Ezgsi,L l., infDrHri H. that he hai prepared II hair
r--t0rer with which lr VA experimenting npon his own
head, whose top was entirely bald We -a" him two day,
sincr, and on the place - bald four months since, \ fine
crop IL hair has sprung mp with a vigorous growth. 80
convinced is Mr.. EzEKIiL Of the efficacy OF his discovery
tia; h- Ia. named i" THE iNFALllliE Virginia hAlH
gESTORrH." Mr.. l.. J. about going into an extensive
manufacture Of an article which i destined &" prove ".
anxi"u, interest to our bald prt"h friend ff"" Ric"-
mond EnYuir,r, D're,nbrr l:h. i~i?.
This famous article can now lie had ~ the principal!
Druggists. Those persons who desire n the head nt hair,
have only to U.s. The rt,torrr according &" printed dircc-
tions on the hottie. Those who have any doubts Of is
efficacy, can har. them removed IN Il short time, by usins
the INFALLlBLE VIRGINIA HAIR EESTOEEE, proving
that it i. all that il j. claimed 1" be-
Wholesale depot for orders, ~ Main Street,
v. EZEKIEL.
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FTIlE STEAMER CIETIS PECK will, af- TIE12ah
l. ter MONDAY next. 9Th inst, di.con- tsrsAaaS1
tinu- running between this port, Ports 2I1S.HI%$s,
month and Norfolk until further notice. -ofn
The Steamer GLEN COVE, Capt. H. Z. Clifford, will c60-
lnne the regular run between this, Portsmouth ana Nott
folk, leaving ihe wharf At Rockets regularly every NOM
day, Wednesday and Friday mornings, at 90 O'Clock pre-
cisely, and return each alternate day, SUNDAY eSceIteD
leaving Norfolk ri the game hour. J.. q. iliSk1NS.
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CIEEEEIUGIE'S
VIC AND TOUPEE FACTORY,
NC. los, BROAOWAY.NEW YORK
SOUTHEAST CORNE FULTON STREET. UP SrAiRS.l
rNIREuUGMS WIGS and are measured oil
~ scientific Principles, which never fail, aud Il single ex-
animation will prov. how superior they are TO the heavy,
clumsy Hitting articles usually made.
CLIEEncGn has lately Introduced the ewiyinvcn,ci part
ings, worked on sAs and hUg"tR hiir yvUnhifipws.
CLiREHrGi challenge, detection from the mos, rri,ical.y-
This, together with numerous other improvements all p-ru.
liar to this Establishment, render his Wig, Tor S;yir. Fit,
Material, Durability aud Li:i'ir>., and lemiy 0! wyrk.
mauship, superior 10 al o'hrrs.
A perfect liz guaranteed 20 non.f,sitert,. itmetsur,l ~
C~lirchugr's sysieIn-to lac had on application.
The Ori1inal and only GENUINE.
CLlRERUGH'S
Trico u IN Q 4 O II .
FOR THE Hair.
> n 20 ESTS PEI BOTTLE.
For sale by Everybody.