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au 4-2m Blue Sulphur Springs P. g.. Va.
HAMPTON AGA ENVY.


JOHN ID. CARY, A. NJ, Principal, Ancient Ian
guages and Mathematics.
FLEMING JAMES, ia, A. M, university Of
Virginia. Ancient Languages, Spanish and
Italian.
WILLIAM r. CUTsHAW, ~. NJ. H. Mashema-
ties, Tactics and English.
EDWARD HARDfk. Graduate Wemar College,
Germany, Instructor OF Music, FRENCH. and
GERMAN.
MISS f. A. CLEVELAND, Female Department
The exercises of this school begin on the first
MONDAY in October, and continue ten mansjls.-
Board lights extral and tuition in Ancient Lam
gaases, Mathematics, &c. $40 per session. Me-
dern Languages. eEch, $40 and Music, $50, extra
For catalogue or further information, address the
Principal, Hampton, Va. au adm
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
II MAYO STREET.-The SIXTEENTH SEES
SION OF my School will commence on MONDAY,
Uniyersaiist Church. 80 : -
Mr.. JOHN Il. BEALE, graduate of William
and Mary College. and web recommended - =
teacher, VIII AID me IN the Classical and Mathe-
NAUTICAL course and the English branches.
Mons. Q. B0ULANGE, faithful aud iabori0us
teacher. VIII instruct IN French. s..
!, MR. JOHN 4: CALfO viii give instructl9n n
Drawing, and Mr.. JOHN w. REEVE IN Book
Keeping and Penmanship.
Terms, &C.. as heretofore
OF any further information, apply 70 me, aiIer
me 18th September, at the RichInund House, or ad-
aa s" nd ss.0ush the ro1' 9. p. BuRRuss.
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One half payable in advanoe-the balance on the
18th of February, 1861

John Randolph Tucker DR.. D. H. Tucker, Rich
mond, Va; st. Geo Tucker, Ashland, Va, Hon.
r. NJ. T; Hunter, Loyd's, Essex CO., Va; Hon.
Moore, D. D., Richmond. Va; Right Rev. Bishop
Johns. Alexandria, Va; Rev. Chas. II. Read D. D.,
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Richmond, Va; Judge II. Fl.
Marshall Charlotte G. H.. Va. Rev. J. r. Ora
nam, Winchester, Va; Rev. Peyton Harrison,
Gainesville, Va; DR.. Gessner Harrison. Dir. JAS
L. Cabel. University of Va; DR.. R. II. Cabell, Mr.
r. T.. Daniel, Richmond, Va; Gen. A: A. Chap
man, Mr.. Allen I. Caperton MIR. Oliver Blerne, Mr..
John Echols, Union, Va.
For further information, address
HENRY (. BROOKE,
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r,SGIsSY. CLASSICAL AND MATis !.
MIR. ID. TURNER'S
vi SELECT CLASSICAL AND

MAIN STREET, BETWEEN 81 ANn 4TH STREETS.
The 10th academic year OF this School VIII com
mence on MONDAY, the 10Th September, 1859.
Pupils Will be admitted who are prepared to COM
mence the Ancient LANGUAGES. or enter classes
already formed. For Terms, Course OF Study,
Text Books, Ne see Catalogues,
Mr. Il. can be seen, alter the 18th September. at
his School rooms, or at his residence, on Frank
i'm street between I'd and Sd SITS. Sc Sim
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ID ii. l.. TIGHE,S

10 II. L. IIGIIE'S !
II. SELECT SCHOOL FOR B0YS.
The SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION of this
School opens ON MONDAY. the 10Th OF September
next, with every advantage fer the education of
youth, both in the Primary and Higher English
branches Ancient and Modern Lana nagss Matlc-
mates, Drawing, and all other departments OF a
complete school course. Glasses for beginners in
English, Latin and French, will be formed Those
will be rectsed who are prepared to enter classes
already formed The number OF pupils is limited.
For further particulars, apply TO the gned,
at his residence, after the 18th of September.
k. II. l.. TIGEE, A.. NJ, Principal,
an E-t2m Franklin ST.. above 9TH.
a HE EXERCISES of Miss TAZEwEII.'s
School will be resumed the first MONDAY
In October next and close the last day Of June.
Competent and experienced teachers IN the sew
ere departments have baen secured.
All other requisite information will be comma
nicated through circulars which will be received on
application. TERMS:
For higher English branches. ........ 80
For Primary English branches ......... 80
Languages ancient and modern, feacht. -
Muxic-professor' s fees. an l6--2ns
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ID b. STANARD will resume the duties of
- Il. his CLASSICAL and MATHEnATIcAL
SCHOOL,, in his Rooms, corner tBth and Clay stn.,
on TIL URSDAY. the &3th September next.
rERs:-t Payable, hslf Il ady:nes, !, from s4o g
branches tnqskk. Modern Lansuases, go extra.
m 18-t1nt0
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su 2s1i@ ''' O'''i - WIS 'O JOHN DooLEY.
n IEAAlLL,h Is !, Ts,. cAps AID

AFURS.-ROBERT l.. DICKINSON. successor
to Bintord. Dickinson X Weisiger. Is Main st.,
begs leave to call the attention of hts friends and
customers 10 his large and extensive stock Of
been selected from the largest manufacturers. on
the most favorable terms. especially for the Fir
giafa, North C-roliHH md TsRBeSSsg Trnd.. com
prism Ril the LATEST and MOST FASHTONA
Bile Sly LES, too numerous to mention, which
viii be sold at wholesale and retail, on the mos
favorable terms.
Merchants are respectfully solicited TO examine
my stock, knowing that in price, quality or style It
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1870 FALL TRADE. 1870

loDC. JODJ.
FLbETT 4 WEISiGER, MANUFACTURES
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRAl.EbS
IN HATS, CAPS, AND FURS, NO, l6L MAN
STREET. OPPOSITE ENCHANGE BANK,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, having made the NOS
extensive preparations, are now eotuins the lar
and most complete stock Of Fall Goods eve
offered IN this Misunderstanding OF Gents aRl
Young Gents Fine Mole skin Hats; French arr
American Soft Hats, of the latest Expectations and
designs; Ladies' Riding Hats; Bows Hats a8d
Caps; Misses Hats; and Children's Hats and Tuf
bans, in great variety. Also. LADIES' and Chs
dren's Fnrs of all kinds, selected with great
from the largest importing houses, and can I've 55-
peciaily recommended, as they all entirely
6esh and desirable.
All We ask is call, feeling satisfied that such
bargains will be offered rs TO ensure 9 sale:
T.
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tssx FOR SALE-A small FA RM ofome hundred
~ Acres. one mlie beyond the termination of the
A~ MechanlcsvIe Turnpike, about SIX and n half
miles from Richmond, in an excellent neixhbor-
hood, and in the immediate vicinity of one or more
churches. The improvements consist of n Dwell
ing with four rooms, and all necessary out-build-
ings. all OF which are new. Also, an orchard OF
CHOICE fruit trees
1t will be sold for fourth cash the balance
on credit OF one two and three years with inter-
est. Possession given immediately. Ppply TO
L. B. THOMAS.
jy SITS $50 Broad street, Richmond.
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Asx3 NoTiCE.--we lost respectful

Ikszxs NOTICE. 1--WE most respectful i
eszs&S ly call the attention of our Friends Il
customers, aud the public generally. to our n
PET BAGS, VAlICES, Ne, as ihes viii ind the
largest and best assortment of floods in our line
expressly for retail. that can ba found either here
or else where and at all prices, either of oar ow
manufacture, or of the best Philadelphia az
Eastern work. Please call and examine fur your
selves. ALEXANDER HILL x Gu.
Manufacturers and importers
of Roots Shoes &c.. No. Jay Main straet
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| THE FOURTH SESSION OF MRS. BEN
i NETTsS SCHOOL FOR BOYS will CONNER nee
| on MONDAY, the Sd October, at her school- room
on 9th, between Grace and Franklin streets.
All pupils entrusted to her care Will be thorough
iy instructed and prepared to enter advanced class
es in the male schools
TERMS, SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Under 10 years of age. SIS 90
Over 10 years of age. 80 %
Latin or French. loo
3--hw
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,,,.r cHIs,yICK SCHOOL.

l. ia MILES WkSI or a.. hi ay,ne ~ lie
friends 10 withdraw Chiswick from the inarket'ahd
to RESUME 81 the dq,eSVS Il ENGLISH SCHOOL.
He therefore offers has services 10 the pubic, and,
from his long experience IN teaching hopes by devo-
ting ms energies TO the e a'f
the continuance of their patronage. ,ro,,r,
He offers to his cit friends; especiaiiy' hoh Il
CHISWlCK is unusually healthy, The well wa
ter is found By analysis by Or, Jas. b. McCaw, FRO
iese, to possess valuable medicinal properties.
The next session Will commence Monday. oct 5,
and close July IS, 1850, allowing Two weeks vaea-
Tuition from S25 to $50.
Board, including table, rooms, fuel, hight and
washing Slss per month, pay able haif IN advance.
Reierences-jno. 6: Thurman; Esq, Goocnland;
prs 3; j. Duval and :. Coates OF Henrico, anu REV.
So b. s ligi0 ew sha v" GEO. G. E&ALE A. NJ
DiCHMOND CLASSICAL o,
IL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
FOR BOYS AMP Young MEN. -.
The Eighth annual Session Will commence on
MON DAY, Sept. 26th, at the ROOMS on Franklin,
between 18th and 9th streets,
H6Saet W : e sMiFH A a. MI H. Principals.
PRoF. II. W. KUELBEL, Instructor in French
and Gt4sF Mqesn lppSsass in
MR. Ia. J. D &. REEvE, Instructor in Practical
Prof 70 8. HftSRicH Instructor IN Mgchs9eaII
and Architectural Drawing and ffac'ioa'
Surveying and En2ineeFiHg. ~, -
Present patrons OF the School are earnestly 50
lcited to secure a punctusi attendance on the part
of tho pupils, and those wshlny I" enter tnedi S"aS
re respectfully requested to make early appllca
ton.
tween the hours of and IL, and. at ether hours
NAV he found at their residences. For references
&c, see CTsuaIs for dlstTiouton On at IT,, me
Rs. Primary Department will be connected
with the School.
ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND MATist-
Il NAUTICAL SCHOOL; also, SCHOOL FOR
SMALL BOYS, 4th street, between Main and
Franklin, commencing 18th Sept:
Pupils will he pre- pared for the University OF Vr
ginla Military Institute, or any college, or Tor
busne .r :. -,
The Preparatory Department Will he limited to
SIXTEEN SMALL, BOYS, and will he under very
favorable circumstances: ,,
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NOTiCE.
M 's''' TaIE6R sksp ci5Talka.

a. - NOAtt Es 80
1859. ra,If5pR hkS 4 al ciJ5rMM fiR; i''''
k Ne. l2s, Mann Street,
s--AA~ Has jast returned Rom New York, and
now prepared 10 exhibit the mest attractive ste
Ing To. his friends and the public, csasAs.iaS 4
CLOTHS. cAssrMEREs, AND vEsTisGs
der in the most approved maaaer. Fits warrsa
cd to please in all eases.
Also IN store and recelvins, q choice selection
Cents, iessh. ,i aed (, c h, Y. s.ru;xa
ofevery deserp,.oa aud style. 6eniiomea's 10
s SHIFT $50 eoL ias TIES GLOVES. SOCK
mEalso snlk anp i HssS Sk kss OF COZ
!. !. INV ED. k EsLiSs. No. rs. as.a st
FALL TRADE. I.ss..-MERcHAai
TAILORING, The salseyitoE hiss 3nst 4
kN eatred frefn New ofk and the Other Ser
81 sfisIfs ssshs sft
SATIN and ether VEST IN tiS, which he Will IeS1l
up To order, in the hest and lhsSs fashions
style. at greatly reduced pricesN
~ ssdgi 81 sa1 nlsssS
meu'x FURNISHING GOODS, te which be lnsS
the attention ef all who wish 10 gusshasa sup
articles ~ the lowest prices. Give hlp sSSssIN
HOUSE hnildinx. where his friends and sas paii''
VIII aixass bad A' sfsdS & s:fss Maj. ~
HANDS wANrEptovsft % fas e y sia.l, aSs'
8. CL0THINa, CL0TMas0. 1859.
cc Us iiyYisi sas Who .Is ssss
E ssbiS s1i.s " e as nina -, iss
scssmsPt Had y asafs sa1IR rs Hrs snsl CO.
= ls-inl = aAd ~ Masn stfesS (
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~ REIDS VERAN-
A(s ))R RhH H 8aARr, ~ 4 ~,
W. on ne E@epeaa ptan,o 6rn STREET.
and Hdts IS
b sasFe Rs IS sfsn taa
neatly fitted up and the BEDS are of the finest kind
The TABLE = always supplied with the best the
market can afford, and competent servants to wait
on the guests. AS they are under the inInediate
supervision Of the proprietor. nothing shah be
wanting TO make the visitors feel at home.
goARDBY TEE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH.
BY the day ..-.-.....-.--....-tS 20
u.s. Meals 1 served at ali hours according to order
as we have always on hand every variety that can
be sousd r IF ali s Gr asfsf season.
Persons from the country viii and It to their adj
yan.sss 6 step as sas henss as there Is an excel
lent as II Es af'af aoBE & REID Proprietor
&~~-s~s FUR gEpAsggn, AND
- yARNIsHED AND RsPACK iaD.-Ths
subscriber hegs leave to infee the pub
s-1zizes. lie that he stilicontnues to apair aud
- -yarnish Fofniturs q his Old stand.
His prices are moderate. The best Of references
can Be given that all work in his iiEs viii he
n. B.-Furnitnre will be repaired and vanished
At pfivsss resiaeHcss either IN t io ?r ssent5s
'ss1 aNsm Franklin St. ms o lRas Hsil
az CAkRIAiisS--Th The subscriber intends
changing his business, and will pi.er fer
aas h sss q e k6dkasSas s BE
with aad without tops, te.. when have been rut
up with great eafe-ior this marketat IS per cent.
sell every vehicle on hand | would furthsr state
that ali persons IN want of CARRIAGES, BUG
5Its &c., viii Ind II greatly to their interest To
give me q cali. rs ! determined to sell At all
hazards, hover than any one elise IN order to close
out my stock. JOHN DOES,
SO 5-lm Garner oh and Broad Sta.
nIN5NE< CARRIAGES, sCARfSlAGES.-s
az The safscTiber mas ca hand, at his Coach
-Ak-MakIng Esta hiishInant, oa Lombard ALI
LEI, between Maia and Cary, 18th and 18th stroetsi
n n sas celqmlsSn He,el lQASHEs. CHAkl 10 10
tsps, and SlILKI E6-al u hie avn make, II tke
hest materials and workmanshi 81! 81 which NlH
IL sold - low IS good work of tbs kind can - In
tbs cifv az Richmond. and fespectfui0 aSk d call
fycm thCoo in want Of any eff5cte ~ the Cnfa1fe
Iiue, ~ / An detefm1nod - mA4e 70 VIaer ana ~
ss 4: &c ss:s sssad 2a
- FOR AALG-At the stahdea az " O.
Ian6comhn. IN a. hetvean BROAD and
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MISS PEGRAMS nn s,t,o<

IM BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
Miss pEGRAM will resume the duties OF her
sschool on The FIRST MONDAY in October next
She viii be aided by efficient teachers IN each de-
p'M m'Ie TIRAUD will be retained as French gov
erness. n, ,.
will be TAUGHT by Professor THEODORE Hell
DENFIELD, a gentleman whose hig attainments
and successful experience in teaching render him
WORTHY of entire confidence.
Circulars with further details. may be had on
application TO Mrs. J. w. PEGRAM, at her resi-
dapna Linden Souafe. S-lm
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: Chester, Chesterheid County, Va. au 1s-t1stO
A LLEGHANY ffiGs. s. H0OL, AT BLUE
IA SULPHUR SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
W. J. MORRISETT, A. NJ. Principal, and In
strnetor in Mathematics and Natural Sciences.
JN0. NEWTON SHEPHERD, instructor in An
cent and Modern Languages.
r. ID. BEACH, A. B., instructor IN Moral Philos-
ophy and English.
GEO. w. BUSTER Steward.
The session VIII begin October LIST and close the
last day of June, 1860. The exercises continue
without interruption Saturdays, and there is no
latermission during the session, except on Christ
mas day.
Expenses for Tuition and Board, including every
thing except lights, SID, payable half LIST 0c
tober. balance 18th February. Candidates for the
ministry. OF any evangelical denomination, who
come suitably recommended. receive tuition free.
Sons of ministers pay half price for tuition. Books
furnished at the Springs Mt Richmond prices.
For pamphlet containing Autograph of the place,
plan, &C., q c., address
WI. MoRRlSETT, Principal
= DIM, S,,ln nh ~ a
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- rAIffs0au IA Ny1s I ON k.,I.E ON
~ t'fi; { aanalss ssa 81 4
sP1L ns Ss} s ss stass ri II sie
was Ersnsed by Act oil consrees 70 aid in the cen-
tssssof for ssis. on he most liberal serins:
The greater part Of these Lands are within a!1s
: - snd ar 'n nss
entire length. rs miles and runs through eou
lry yhioh y rnsnrpassed hy any n the saiunny 2,
For further information. apply at the Land Office
q tho Company or address, y Jjos sfssfH HUNT,
Land Commissioner b. 4 st. 10. r..
HAsSInaL, Mo, June 18th, 1859.
- FARM FOR SALE IN NEW kENT
- GqqguNTY, TWENTY Mills BELooWn
situated IN healthy location, miles south OF the
stage road. and from "a 70 miles from the Rich
mond and York River Railroad with frame dwell
ling and houses and has 50 65 of clear
ed hi III land. II or Is acres oil excellent meadow.
partly elcared) and the remainder in wood land.
IF Excellent water and mari bank on the premises,
aad rs offered Tor sale on very accommodains
s ms ne ANY 70 H.
at Geo. l.. Thomas store, FIRST door above Market
H Sc s sar street ffs% MoGfkeAS Exeear
go FOR SALE. "A small r RACT OF LAND.
k7zs on the New Bridge Road, three miles east Of
-A@ the City Of Richmond. known as. '.Auburn,"
s. A. artand others. The above tract contsins rs
acres. and is situated in pleasant and desirable
| aeighborhood. 1t has upon II . very good DIV Eli
LING HOUSE. containing or 10 rooms, with
suifciency OF wood and water. The soil is produc
tiye and is well adapted to tao growth Of all kinds
rabs vegetable garden II is EIshiy susceptible OF
improvements, aud by the indscions use of lime
and gEano, be made desirable farm, rs the
satisfactory results from the use of these naaures
other lands in the neig hborhcod will attest The
above property is offered Tor sale privately. on lib
eral and accommodating terms, would be ex-
changed for city property. Apply to
RAWLINGS &c H0LLADAY,
18th street, between Main and Fraakn,
au2-ts Richmond, Va.
800 FOR SALE-A small FA RM OF one hundred
~ Acres. one mlle beyond the termination of the
- MechanicSvsiie Turnpike, about SIX and y half
miles from Richmond, IN an excellent neighbor-
hood, and IN the immediate vicinity of one or more
churches The improvements consist of a Dwell
ing with four rooms, and all necessary ont build
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
, CORNER OF FIRST AND
FRANKLIN TPEETS-IINDEN ROW,

FRANKLIN SIREEIG--llND DEN hO"s
RICHGfOND, Vi. -
The tenth session OF this institution viii com,
nence on the first Monday In October, 1853, anu
viii close on the last tiay ef June, 1900
Every effort will be made to MAINTAIN the hsh
re putation and SELECT CHARACTER OF te sSii,9l',
The facilities here offered Tor acquiringtle WOO,
srn LANGUAGES are surpassed by those OF no sch2oi
n the Union, Two French ladies, reared apd eou
,ated in Paris reside in the family OF the fTihcl
nal and IL is made their especial duty 70 SPEAK
French hahItuaily, with the young ladies' boarding
in tho house. r ,o ,,,,,oved and
,reat attention is paid to this department.
INSTRUCTORS:
D. LEE POWELL, a. NJ, PFlneipai.
THOS. L. DUDLEY, JR., A. NJ. OF the um7ef-
siS Mill III s VASSAS, French Department.
Mss NJ. T.. MAYO.
G. PERSICO, Italian, Spanish, Drawing and
Dr. 'BGCHLER, German.
F. SCI BERT, Piano and Organ.
h SCHNEIDER, Harp.
j. W. REEVE, Penmanship.
This Institution is well known To the Bishops and
clergy OF tine Episcopal Church IN Virginia, TO
whom reference IS made. as to the Faculties OF the
virginia Military Institute, and William aud Mary
College, to Professors Bedsoe and Smith, of the
University of Virginia, to l.. NJ. Coleman, of Han
over Academy, to SAINT Scheoler, of Edge Hill
Academy, to the Rev. Chas. H. Read, and Rev.
D. s. Doggett, Richmond, Va, and to the patrons
ri the school.
For Catalogue, giving terms, course of studies.
&C., with full list OF patrons, to which especial re-
ference is made. address
D, LEE POWELL, Principal s. F. l.,
iy y nal snx Riphm
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Passengers for the Greenbrier White Sulphur
Sprns via the Montgomery W. Sulphur Springs
stop all night at the last named beautiful waterins
place. leave next morning at O'Clock by Kent,
Ficken Il Peyton's fine line ofStages, dine at Noun
tain Lake, sup and lods at the Salt Sulphur Springs
and arrive at the Greenbrler White Sulphur Springs
To dinner.
a fine graded road has recently been constructed
from the Montgomery White Sulphur Springs via
the Mountain Lake to the Salt Sulphur Springs.
through section OF country abounding in scenery
of the most picturesque character.
l.. II. GILL, General Superintendent.
General Superintendent's Ofiice,{
Lynchburg, June q, 1859. lie 22-3m
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Tuition in the Higher English branches -
Primary Ta M rtulent ...s............ 30
Latin and Modern Languages, each. -. ~
in Water Colors or Oils.......... 20 TO $40
Ausic on Plane Gujtar, &c........ SO to 50
Mrs. PELLET will be assisted, as she GtEdys mas
5agn nv teachers of untoubted ability. Her sys-
tenn of instruction is the result OF twenty years OF
personal aud energetic labor, and she refers with
confidence TO the many ladies now adjoining soei-
ETY.. who were graduated at her School, not few
IF whom have nobs and successfully Devoted
themselves to the cause of Education.
The House was designed expressly for Educa-
.ional purposes. The School roon:, sixty feet by
thirty Is carefully arranged, both regards ven
tiiatIon and ten erature, and furnished with spe
eiai reference to the comfort of the pupils. The
Desks are separate, made of mahogany and SO
placed that al the popils are under the immediate
supervision of the Principal
For further particulars, address or apply to-
a., s1.,1 MRS PELLET,
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MRS. BRDuKE'S
WI BOARDlNG AND DAY SCHOOL

Mrs. BKDUKE'S
vi BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND
The session of this School will commence on the
st of October, 1859, and eE the LIST day of July
1860.
taught, including the M00srn Languages, Latin,
Music and Drawing, in s of which departments
competent assistants haye been employed.
Particular attention Viii be paid to the manners
IF the young ladies' and every effort will be made to
give them the best moral and intellectual culture.
TERMS:
One half payable in adyanoe-the balance on the
18th of February, 1867
Beard 500 0
Washing.... Observation-Disclosures. .-.-..... 20 60
lights Observation-Disclosures 6 90
English tuition, (higher branches, ).---- 40 00
Modern Languages, {each) 20 90
Latin. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20 90
Music, Professors fees.l
Use of Instrument Observation-Disclosures s 90
Primary Department. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
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Law AND MEDICAL CARDS.

Ey-~~-, DIR. POLLARD has removed has Of
EA~-~z-a fce aud residence to the Cottage on
Governor street, next door above the Richmond
House, Sc 9-lm
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can be secured at The follow

Passengers breakfast and sup at Ashland and dine
on board the comfortable steamer between Acquia
Creek and Washington.
EA For further information, apply at this Office,
Broad street, fShoekoe Hill.
JAS. d. WINSTON, Gen'l Ticket As't
EAML RUTH SUIT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-26

X II, G. SALTEKrS Il n I y
I. CLASSICAL SCHOOL, ON CLAY ST. BE-
TWEEN lsr AND 2D-The seventh session OF
this School will commence Monday, Septem-
Der 10Th and close July 18th. 1860.
The Principal has associated with himself Mr.
O. T. FOX a gentleman Of high literary and elias
steal attainInents, aid of twelve years experience
In teaching. By this association, he hopes to com,
end the School to the continued confidence and
liberal support of the public. For further partlcu-
lars, see circular which may be had by addressing
Sc ITS u. Ia. u. SAL len.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-26

SAM'L RUTH, Sup't.
r-7-zzz, VIRGiSEAAND TENNESSEE
5- s.ss=saszsss1 RAILROAD,-0n and after the 9Th
ssS ~ June, 1889 TWO DAILY PASSEN-
GER3TRAINS will be run upon this Road as fol-
lows
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Lynchburg at I2.1
p. ii and arrive atBriSt0I at 1870 A. H. Returning
leave Bristol $50 A. Nj, aud arrive at Lynchhars
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave
LynchhuFg ct u T. NJ and arrive at Bristol at Ii \.
Nj. ReturnIng. leave Bristol at $50 F. NJ, and ar
rive at Lynchburg at go A. NJ.
Through tickets from Richmond to the following
named Springs to be had at the Richmond and