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uIIT0N SCuOOL.

LIME THIRD sLssION OF Wy sCIIVUL ts'"IlsIeI 1"I
J. the benefit 81 my sons will commence hr hrs' o.
September next and Close the la, Of June lsCn.
SI eight boys can be accoinnniirdin ADDITION 10 my
own. and enjoy equal PRIVILEGES with them.
IL will h- continued under TIE instruction Of CHlEiys D.
YorNG Esq graduate of ,he University VI Virginia, and
euinrntly qualified for the position.
TEggS-s2lu per session o ten months, including every
thing-uaya onr.an the commencement, the other
at the close Of the term.
RErEgEScE--Th. Faculty - ;ic University 81 virginia.
Dr. L. Carver Hanover; Dr. VIA {. Warren. fI.nto y.
e.; VIM H. sutton. H. o. iarIi, Logan Waller, E.q- Rich
nnnl: Rev. d. H. Ewing. Gor!on-.r col J. Willis, Col
g. Scott, Msj J. II. lee, Orange.
I.L.LI % III --ctl IAS. NEMMAN.
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SMITH ANNUAL EXi.iBITHON
laClNlA MECAANICS' ms TlTUTE

IUE
gHvNpTluS cF THE MECHANIC ARTS,
H!,HNO.ED. ~
lt'li sixth A.%JiL INHIBITION Of tie VIRGINIA
4 MECHANICS INSTITUTE, will opcr ia N. new and
'i-9l .i,. o. 9ih street, WEDNESDAY, he l"h OF
~! ii. the BJa:d Of Managers Invite Mechanics.
N,t-t c'-.s IA ,:-, Inventors AMI aI "th-i> both IN
% AL Is al. The other states In TIL lri"H, 20 avail
' sr. 81 The opportunity Thus AFFORDED "G,!av 'irir
.''t, Ingenuity II -Siu Ia he collection ab"I; to be eA
Pea
NE iils e i Institute so arranged that dc">or-
- lave aagc Accommodations 70 display thcis goods 70
~ -r.' tisa;ta.e. The MACHINERY DEPARTMENT J,
'-:ty separate from every other where MOTIVE POWER
%" required, and pains will be spared TO give
= '1.io. FAR opportunity of showing lis machine
LADIES especially invited TO continue their favors
g." l.s;G'e for without liberal share OF Their hand
s 80 Exhibition would be shoT Of ole OF its most AT
l,...re features
A. ,r,,s deposited for competition will he carefully
.'''s., tui colIp-tcn persons only will he appointed
'-i.-,, - l"'"-lni:. heir merits.
.- Premiums awarded will be nq0neyor 6s sYird-
W.. Bee varying from - 20 3lpJ. For second and
- -l,-s articles, Diplomas o. Certificates OF Merit
!!a 80. De open i0r The reception OF articles IN
e. f.tt, ~ .it "f OCTOBER; and goods intended for
- '-oa vi! hr received until MONDAY, the 10Th oi
p.Ipasg
49, Information in reference 10 the details Of the Exi-
.as -. Be rsomr.! .yea, hy Addressing.
cI,frr,.. ~ Fyt,hL.iou Committee.
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vULcANIzED nr.nEn ELIAS

I'VE Undersigned has In s:ore al Wholesale only
daily receiving from his factories in the L. States,
a.. @ he best MANUFACTURES abroad large quanttic, OF
r- Elastic Fabrics. embracing all.mtde by cemennG,
IA hr-iiDr s.~ne, "r however united, including all
g. Webs Tapes, Suspenl-rs. Gsftcr- Cords, &c &c,
-! ~ License stamps with authority to others to
=a--'4.;lr- n import and sell hs Nnlcailei Rubber
.a. s.hris, Al sacb stamps have fr S'm'i's OF my
i-LT,;hoI; which goods Of this description can be
i:4y y-riei In the United states during - lifetime Of
G1riy-.:'s patent. HORACE II. DAY.
~ f-.arral Warehouse, % Couratd, Street, ny
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mo-. WAYS WORM coNrEc.

rIlN> WY. your children nauseo@s and uushole'
" .-u! ae l,iac, ~lr, YOU have .Ais delicious prrpa.
.l-Ar, ;st all cl..ilren crave, and mothers dhd
. To- l;4G,s. Is the most cftc,u.i Q: all r,Uie-
I., 1.:ti. calom,l, hut purely vegetable:
-. :.!t cNG-i WORMS w,v:c ta-y exist, a.d ua-
- - l,al:. &. IL ca>t,.
,..y', .r- 49, or .ipal and only sac AID reliable
~. .iryio.., prepared otly ~ nN,.cT, HOLLOWAY
rtiC!:i LhDp i CO,
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It,C,,,,o>D coLLi;(;E.

UNliE NEXT SESSION WILL BEGIN OCTOBER FIRST
i AND CLOSE JULY FlEST. The Faculty consists IL
REV. ROBERT EyLAND, A. VI, President and Professor
of Moral Science.
LEWIS TURNER, 4. W, Professor U. Mathematics snt
Astronomy.
GEORGE T.. DAgNEY, A. NJ, Professor Of Latin Ian
gusgc aud Literature.
E. ADKINS n VI, Substitute for Prof owGSsO Professor
OF Greek Languages and Literature
WILLIAM IT, srEANGL, \. H., Professor OF Chemistry
AMI Natural Philosophy.
WILLIAM STAuGliTON CHASE. y. II. Professor Of
Modern Languages and Literature.
\. II. sLuCUMB, \. 81, TuO! ui i.c Academic Depart
u.-u..
SIR. w T. Lisp-,Y AMI Mr.. A. DgocE both skilfu AMI
obTgins hOu-vs-rpers, furnish rNcclrn; board.
TLa.s.-For Board aud Fuel 1885, payable one third on
the Isl Of October January and April! Tor Tuition, Room
Rent, Deposit and Printing -, -: payable -! ~ on the
lst Of October and - 'he 10Th oi April bay scholars
Ia ;he College proper pay 4. for Room Rent in the Acae
iiic Department. & r.: Fuel.
For further information catalogue apply to TIE
President any "f i;ir Professors Auc:-c!Iu
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OLD DOMINION FEMALE INSTITUTE,
COENEE OF FEANkLIN AND FIFTH STREETS.

RICHMOND VA.
TllIllS School for YUCSG LADIES will open the l.. Of
l. October. l>y aud Close the Both of June >iO. Tie
course ~ study will include all The branches essential to
complete and polished education, and every facility
afforded for thorough instruction in cacl The Principal
will he assisted 10y able and Efficient ccrp, Of teachers,
among whom Rev Leo. Hoser d. d. Teacher Of Moral
Science J. r. shuatc ESD, Ancicn: Languages and Nau-
raj Sciences Horace Chase, E, Mu-c: +. !. Fisher,
Painting; Dr. Buchler, 'ernan Misses W. T.. Carter AMI
A. b. Delaplane for the English Department. Other teach
eminent ability will he secured by ;c opening The
Session. For and other information cUncernin: the
Schvyl see Circular, address 7. l.. GALLEliER,
Principal. Richmond. Va
RurEE>or---Rc.. u. 6. Do;:.t', u. b., Rev VIA. II.
WherSr.h Rev. James \. Duncan. Rev ". ". Bennett,
r. Tlos. Pollard, Iol"r; Highway. f.q " g. siurdvart.
ichmond Rev. q. ". Carter Cuiycry II Mississippi;
Rev T.. T. Wiley, I'resden; OF T. AMI II. College, ".
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BY DltXsIS0i. uiS.i.I GO. ..,,r>.
NIFTY NEGROES. = RI. ray, A. /" -.
l. Will be sold 30 hScly Ne-tor., aats"as ~ NeH
boys And Girl, .nd Wor., .nd ,hilhr'1.
Sept go DICKINSON. IilLLH co., huri'
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SESSION OF lS59-GO.
vUyUE next Annual Course Of Lectures Will commence on
the fr,t Monday In October and continue until the lat
On BxIL GIBSON ~ D., Professor Of Surgery.
Dawn H. Tucryn D. Professor OF Theory and Practice
sySnlY R. WEXFORD, NJ. d. Professor Of Ma'era Meai'
A.E. PsrlcoLIs, 81. D., Professor OF Anatomy
L. S JorSrs NJ D. Professor OF Institutes OF Meu'cine'
JAMES H. CoSwAY, II. D., Professor OF obstetrics &c.
JANIS b. McCAw, ". d., Professor OF Chemistry!
MAIioS HOWARD d. D., Demonstrator Of Anatomy.
Students will enjoy every facility for the acquion ."
complete medical education The advantages OF hichnona
In this respect have been fully tested by an experience OF
twenty years. The supply Of material Tor PRACTICAL ANA
Tunv is ample, and at avery trining cost.
CLINICAL INSTRUCTION 10 given In the lnnrmary 80,
with the College, and under the same ROOF WIN 'he
ronm. This lnnrmary, which !, also the harine ii9'ra
for IN port Of Richmond, Is at all times wei heu WIN
medical and surgical cases, and numerous SrhGicLL
performed in presence Of the class stuaen aso
enjoy the clinical facilities afforded by the Richmond hius
house.
PRIZE OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS offered by Dr.
THOMAS D. WARRxs OF North Carolina, will be awarded 10"
the bet Edy which may be presented By any member o
the graduating class. -,
FIH.-To Zach Professor. ........... Flo
Demonstrated OF Anatomy. ........... 80. ~
harlculauon.. ........-..-.-- ........'-'''
Graduation. -
Board may be obtained In Richmond, at prices ranging
from Is 30 10 Is per week.
For further information, apply to-
JuI+AAss. Issa x ~ Tssals. RicAn'nd, Va.
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Mrs. AND Hiss MINOR.s FEMALE

w ACADEMY C!.c.tcr, viii commence ~ n't;
session October LIT, l and continue I'LL July l-t l-Ju
Tie location is remarkably hralihin and eligible and IS
very accessible. being .riiy Railroad between Eicir"ud
Iui Petersburg.
Tie family AMI Loarr: department viii be under the
charge Of Mr. Minor, wl"sc known character a:h cAI--
rcucr sufficient guaranty 81 her fidelity aud -hcirncy
Tie Literary Department will c under tcrhargr OF Mis-
Ada h Minor, a=d by her sisters ai.i other competent
Instructors.
The cour.c Of .tuiIcs will embrace every branch o.
Eagi>l together with French, Latin Music and Drawns
Reference is confidently made 20 all the former patrons
nf the school, aG TO al who have any knowledge 0i II,
character.
No deduction made Tor loss Of .'c c.cep; in ca'c. of
rrDrac'cI ints-.
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SEPTEMBER, 1859.
SPLENDID STOCK.


AVE already opened and will continue TO add by
~ arrival FOR weeks 10 the largest and mos,
rird assortment Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, which
has been their good fortune otter to the citizens
Richmond ani the Virginia public
They will attempt no detail! Of their supply. Suffice It TO
say that in
ELEGANT SILKS AND SILK ROBES
(>oHe >GTI'"'singiY H,dU;iGH.)
Every description Of Wor,,e and other Dress Goods. say
pol!n F"plr;t,, Naenas. Mousrlines figured and plain
McgiU" fJgllr- (cuiTcy ucw.l thcy haze abundant
,,uck Of
Their Man;. !araen; vii! Le crowded wish the new.
e., shapes an, the choicest fabrics
In Curtain Goods. COricrs, Gau. Loops Lace and Mus.
lin Curtains Dama'ks, lroca,r--. Mcrren &C.. &C. they
have full lnt aud will have mad: up upon the lowest
terms.
Their cellar they Keep pacrd 10 utmost capacity with
every article in the way Of furnishing good, or families aud
heavy good, Tor servant, and a"rcrs, such Linens,
.icriing, Dlina.k- Tywracs, FGllcd Cloths Ker,ey,
Liscys Sa;iii.,. O2n;rc. bros and hl-acrd Goods,
&C. ac al e! shici viii 20. offered Al tie very lowest
rates.
S.t l.; TlIUS. Il. PRICE * co,
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~ OyFRNMTNT SALE OF ~ BRIGHT pIECU>s
" MCSkETS Al AUCTION VIII D." ,oli a. ihrHAsl
ing Arsenal, u. G.. "a 1G!>pAI, TMthN ->tiL>1H
DAY OF SEPTEMBLE, !,' ia-f 80 - lu o',ioca, 4. "
81; Brigh, Percussion Mg,Xgf..
Term. cash. ia sp..ir.
Sem, l,--,otfl, \ t,t.fct
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:, u,.rErrEIs,s tryrEKs.
;. - f''l.s OPINION OF nositrglr'S GIrrrR>:

SrGi>i..l ~. -, April -. i>5t
r- ..1a:!s since, while rcr9y"-.rc 'r" attack OF
-..t.,: Fever. was request: - ~ lloSIErrEES
SIN, =. -, an article peculiarly So t',c condition Of
s.,,:s .:on fever. /, Is 5gi simple Justice 10 say
,,5yri ,hc powers Of my digestive org i;s, and n
....- lu. Kept my bowels etntly open have no he
$50 y. .Jy.r; that. hitherto In using II IL my practice
a.. Ia every cl>- where have ordered IL. lS;,d like
., la:> .,e..ins freely Of it. TAR from pun pa
..., ,.!r al .gi.cv il 10y no means claims - be-
SANFORD BILL, N. n.
y-.ty Druggists and dealers generally everywhere.
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MERCHANDISE.
tN.,H f,hL TRADE. 1859.
1.H 80 z = g

BOOKSHELF. GU!1I~H Z. SfNTlnNtH,
DEALER IN MUSIC, PI-.,!0 scATES. &c,
No. 81. Main Street. s;icltiitoiisi; "a; - =:
MOULD respectfully invite iic attention oi GU Tx
w MERCHANTS to his unusually Large and General
Assortment OF BOOKS, WRITING PAPERS, BLANK BOOhS,
CURTAIN PAPERS, ENVELOPES, MUSIC, STATIONERY
together With general assortment Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
embracing complete assortment as can be found IN
any one WHOLESALE BOOK ESTABLISHMENT IN the
UNITED STATES, and upon FAR and ~ LIBERAL
81 We oniy ask examination of stock from Buy
knowing that We supply their wants in our line, 10
their entire -a;sacon both PRICES aud QUALITY
OF GOODS Angus, %
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A,,ILA>p FEMALE SEMINARY,

IIANUN 7, 4.
fyNlIE third annual session 81 Iris Institution viii CON
Incnce the ~ Of September next, with full c"T
Of experienced AMI accomplished ca'heTs For circulars
and other information address
CHARLES l.. STUART.
l,,, Ashland Va
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VALUABLE FARM

TERRIFIED COJSli, FOR S.LL.
yU1lIE subscriber offer Tor -a!, privately hs Farm 10
Chesterfield located Jau.- river, ID0' H.ir.
from the city of Richmond 1r tract contains ~ acres
0. which about ouchan j. arabic. consisting 81 upr"y"
hyh land ~ ~ Of river uw grounds. AM
good deal Of branch land The qualify o! the land i goo"
region.
The Building. The place have al h.cn erected within
the las; few year. being Hapl. for the waH'- - ' %
The Quarry IN suc.--.fGl operation rH'-- ~
mang. fnent OF M-,sr. FI, h!i. ~ whom I',-,a-e -
made for It's quality and character.
CHA>. r FRIEND. Maa-.'s'er, ~
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EiE GANT STOCK OF DOMESTIC
AND RICH FOREIGN DRY GOODS,
At TIE CASH STOKE OF
PIE Is ~ - ~ G o.,

l. II IS Is Y $500,
NO. l4l EAGLE SQUARE, RICHMOND, VA.
WE have opened and will continue TO receive Tor seve'
w raj weeks the largest and best stock Of Domestic
and Foreign Dry Goods have ever offered We invite
wholesale retail buyers TO give US call We are pre-
pared - furnish, large ad small buyers al the lowest cash
prices. m ,...,.-
Pops very large stock Of rich Paris DE LANES, MrT'
noes Poplin he Laiurs Bombazines and hlpacea very
rich De Lain. Robes styles Lace and French Worked
st, and Collars &c Shcengs and Shirtings, very good
la Servants, Clothing nnd Blankets our stock Cannot b.
surpassed We call your attention to these leading arti'
c,, wish the assurance that assortment Is complete in
every particular We have marked them at prices that
vii. command trade of cash and short time buyers
,',u and 80. a, PERKINS CO. = Cash Store,
s.,,t ~ No. III Eagle Square.
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GODDESS VICTORY!
900 5okO0 Sold
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
HISS PEGnAM,S BOARDING AND DAl

i.
~ TIE CITY of RICHMOND.
Miss PEGTAM will the duties Of her School on
w the first Monday Ia October. She will be aided ~
efficient Teachers in each Department. Nine Bcrand VIII
be retained as French govcrTcss.
Latin, Mathematics ard the Ply steal sciences Viii he
taught by Professor TngoDOEE lIipEa,Elp, gentleman
whose high attachments and successful experience III leac
ing render him worthy OF entire confidence.
Circulars with full details uiay h. had on applicaont 10
July l3-ctf Mrs ] W pElinAM Linden Row.
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kALOltAMi FAMILY SCHOOL,
TAUNTON VA

rI,llE DUTIES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE RESUMED
Il on THURSDAY the 2yth Of september. II Is strictly
Family boarding SchoOl-;lc number Of pupils b=i9-
limited to sirt.tn, and day scholars received There
arr still some vacancies.
board aud English Tuition for teSsion Of Mn" months,
S2,I Music AMI Languages extra.
Circulars. cvut.inus further parcu.ry May b. obtained
aspiration 10 MRS. HANSON, or
Al: ll-t.; MISS sllEffEi, St1un'oi, va.
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.,,,,,c.,u,, WANTED.

TINO charg. OF tlc OAK Grove Achdehy NOttoWay
county, Va u man Of good moral character, qualified
teach Latin Greek. Mathematics ana all The usual Eng
> branches is desired Apply TO one OF all OF the subscr
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OlIMISssONEIt,S SALE OF VALUABLE
BEAvEE.DAM LAND Is GO0cHLASD COUNTY, AND
SlSTINGr oP SEVERAL YOUNG AND LIKELY SLAVES,
HORSES. CATTLE, HOGS CROPS, HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, &c.
DUHSUANr to u decree OF the Circuit Court OF Gooch.
land county in the cause Of MARTIN Martins Al.
rnnis,ra;or ,t" rendered at the September term l>9,
the undersigned. Commissioner will sell at public suc-
the TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1852 III fair II not, the
next fair day thcr-afcr) the valuable FARM, known As
ASPEN GROVE, owned by the late j. T. A. Martin, and
on which lie resided the time Of his death II contains
- acres adjoining the lands Of Col Peter Gurrrsnt, the
late John :. Fleming, and Charles Gucrran decd and
situated the Braycr.DaIn Creek There are about 100
acre. Of .;.rac low grounds and POO in original
growth heavily rim5ered The buildings cons. Of two
story Dw Cling House with large rooms Negro Ice
snd Tobacco House. and other buildings usual on such
farm The situation beautiful and healthy as any In
the county Il !. about four miles from the James River
and Kanawha Canal five miles from The Court House, one
mile froa thc contemplated line OF the straight shoot Rail
Road from Richmond Charlottesville and - miles from
the city II Rrhmonj.
TEeas-Cu,h for 80 much a. will be sufficient pay the
expenses tie s, aud The costs Of suit, and the balance
on crcI, OF aud years, the credi, instruments I"
bear Interest from 49, iy Of sale TO he paid annually and
the purchaser 10 "1as with good personal security or
the deferred pay-- and the title TO be retained until
the further order Of the Court
Capt Wn. ". Mayv thc manager will show Il 10 those
disposed 10 purchase and they write me. at Me-
braska Posotc-, Apppmatox county, or see my counsel
'''''' . - - ~ JAMES E. ROBERTSON.
Special comm'r.
Ao--Tea Young aai Esely slares-ril: Five men, two
Women Gr-. and Boy, and all the personal pro.
perty thereon will be sold after the Gale OF the land, con-
,sti or valuable Ors and Mules, embracing Two very
fine brood mares. in foal Telegraph one
Of them Ia. rae. mare. Julia Todd" and yearlinB
colt ou o. her by Fed Eye pronounced by good judges,
the N , thcv saw Cows Calves, Hogs aud large
ocL .: sheep. WAGONS, Cars. TopBusgy all the Farming
implements, anl crop, Of Tobacco, Corn, Oats Hay
Straw, Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c. The stock
are Of the most improved blood
TGkNfor ;hc personal property Except the slaves 2r
whom cash vii be rrquirr for oil sums uuder 3.p cas
over that aoui mott, credit for bonds with approved
secuGty. :,
TIL. foregoing sales viii take place positively without IT,
NIT or reserve JAMES b. ROBERTSON,
Affair Of j. r. A. Marin, and
Admir- de hvni, Of John Martin, decd
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STANTON, VIRGINIA.

Unsupported Byte Legi,'dtsr', l>I'.'
REV. X. II. PHILLIPS, \. NJ rniScirAL
Assisted Icy full corps Of Professors and Female Teachers
fINlIE 18Th session will the 18th September
Il 4 thorough education ia the solid and "riiainet'a'
branc-, may be pursued u, III, Institution remote rom
unfav"rahc influences, and an"rinr the best ad'hh'
for the healthy development .! Tile physical cc''u
| ton.
For circular, with full information, address the Principal
TEENS: For boar furnished room, fuel light, "a'ili'
AMI tuition in the fnsi, ..UV Tor the annual ses'
| si"m
| Muse Languages, Drawing. Sc., extra
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"ANTED.-A gentleman Of high qualifications TO oil
w the Chair Of Ancient Lsnguagesin Marshall unyer,
sy. Also gentleman TO take charge Of the Primary De.
parim.nt
srransnl, testimonials state full particulars and I'D
dress Carr. 7. $. BASS,
President Marshall University, Marshall, Texas.
Az,
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RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

TT No extra charges. -
IN. ,.N.I q InIr .,I.-.rIllif
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- GREAT EXCITEmENT-BY TELL

~ nHAPU-WATSUN, - Mtln street, WhlIehursts
81 D.-sy, has received by the Europa, Stereoscoplc
w. In England, France Italy. and the Holy Land
=: Ls..car.- Groups and Stuuary. Call and them.
!. 30. lyle q; PHOTOGRAPHS taken b. WATSON for
I. L.N,, .s- !.nlA=ntyp,s for - cents.
T. '--.ii, lie size colcrrl Ii oil, or rastl, aad co.
-. t- .A IA. 4cG.c1iypcs. ard enlarged.
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RICHMOND FEMALE lNSTiTt TIE.
TIME sixth Session will begin October 3D. le1', ana ei
i the last OF jane. l,GO
Cm,Ulr, H. wlssIos 4. NJ, succeeds Rev T. M.sir. Jr
r. President Under lis administration important
change. will made hu, tie grand objects for which the
Institute founded, and Nh now for i've years has
successfully carried cut, will ever BE- kept i" view.
These follows:
l. To teach trsrgt;n ;a; should FORA, pam OF ayoung
laly's liberal education.
from the first elements the hshct point, in each branch
which IL may Ice desirable or possible for the pupil 20
To teach whatever /. t.ugi., Thoroughly anil ,r.N
f,CrLTN
CHARLES IT, WINSTON A. NJ, Univ. o: va.) President
and Prof Of Moral Science and English Literature
Rev. j. l.. BURROWS, ID. d., Evidences OF Christianity.
JAMES LEIGH JONES, A. 81, Univ. Of 'a.> Ma'heina'
II 4. - a, LEWIS, II. D., Natural Sciences.
Prof =. EMI0N. (of Paris French.
n CLAP. Principal of Musical Department
SlSoR CARLOS c. MKRA. Spanish and Italian.
Miss MARY l.. LEfrwIch, Drawing, Painting, &C
Mass r. Royal and Mis-, y. : VALENTINE will continue
10 teach the English Branches In the Collegiate and sis'
JA,SS SrASisD Mrs ASH L. M'iLoEY, and Miss Makf u
will he appointed hereafter.
The President will hear the recitation 81 al NE 'd-'tS
at regular Intervals living special attention to The Primary
pupils.
Per session Of nine months. half payable In advance, De-
tob.r |, i>jy-renander February u, lsJnl
English Tuition in Preparatory Department. s3o 90
French in Preparatory Department. ........ 70 ~
~
Anc.n, mi Modern Language, each .......... ~ ~
Wu,ic on piano with Vocal Nu.ic. 800. .... ~ 10
Nn,c ON Cui,ar ............... ~ M
r.. ~ Ips,rup,cnt -..-....... ........ > ~
vi Uu,;r alon. taken iy an In cla.-.. N > IA
Drawiny S--Ilr.sork or t;r,ciun Painting . .. ~ IN
OiI,pa ming ....... .s nj
Board Including everything except washing 100 ~
Watching ...,........ 20 IN
Minister'S daughters will be received at reduction OF
one.four:h, all the above charges
II No extra charges. Pupils provide Books and sta
iionery their expense In Of prorac;cd cA
ness 4 deduction will be made for absence.
II will be noticed ha, the BOARD MAS EEks nv
DICED from 420U 800 No change is contemplated in it,
quality With ample accommodations ii was thought
the reduction could be Afforded, and that 1t ought, there
fore, to be made.
Boarders are regarded "a members Of the Presidents
family Money to meet their incidental expenses should he
deposited with him. all letters for them sent TO his care
Pupils should be present II possible on the Rs1 BAR Of
the session.
t- For ea,slosues circulars. further information
address, CHARLES II. WINSTON,
President Of the Eic.msnd Female IL siitue,
90 EciInnnI Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-20

TINEACHER WANTED FOR Washington Henry
Acar,uy Tor the neA, wear, beginning January lst,
i>G1. Address Dr. GEO. WV. PoLLAUl,
S.n, la--cIt Hanover c. H.. Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
-ny>PEPSIA, LIVER con

.-pY>P LIVER COW
M at-The accounts received from individuals
OF he country, who have used and eeeh GU
ryNDESArED RIrTtkS, are uuiy surprising
which have haieL The power OF medicine IS wen
o. the physician. and subjected the patient 10
m hopeless suffering have readily yielded 10 '"'' az
,,A..s remedy
RELIABLE TESTIMONY
g. ,a. the s;entcn Of the reader to "e ''''" '''''F
. p-r,i!cu. SAITH o! Wesleyan University
.'' Mpp,rrow>. Co>N. Feb. =, i'i?.
~ Fowlg 4 Cu-Uvu;ciJcn--l trst iaaae u, "i
.cn.t,,, Rl;;cr, some seven o. eight years since
- ,srrcd twenty years irrui form OF pf>rhr>iA,
~ 49,, ATTENDED, with a nervous hc1iacic on AN ave-
49,. l..s ,,l.: uay l.y In week, WAS induced NS
t'-- -, ana. recommendation .: Dr.. Green ITO try
4 ro he. 1T received - discontinue the use.
-, -. a., both, warranted further trial, 10 the
INC ,Arcc 81 fOuE a!th careful observance of the
,.,iuc directions The result was an almo,, entire
D. g, ne sus dysrepiic symptoms AMI their i.rres-
II. consequences believe these bcrs sr''inccd
ERE change n the habits "f my system ard ron the
- rlsr.!.s o. the digestive organs. now deem my
.N.a.p, ror Dyspepsia AS mo,: PERSONS. These Bit
I.,. a been %: service L. other members Of my IA
. ~ s.sl,,i:c.y ycu's -. ,.