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,o..C gro Co,.rts, uE:i:r.:aH1s.

'UI NIEi mercIu' SIT I:T I -7ITI' - 7'lI II-tf'.
" rNam. nv '.Ncnsiy" s'us~ "i |" al aiI VI IN
Dry Goods wh.tt nrw complete. i.H"F .''d- hiE''-
viii be- odd 10 ,r trade t." same favorable terms
call = solicited At the popular house '0r rasciiE..
urf; ALFRED MOSES. 80 Main street.
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lY,,0.s.,. ACADEMY, Va.


John 4. CALYO OF Richmond.
~: Fr'SCEs-Thr Faculty Of IA" In.""rjT 4 virginia:
Prof WA j. Martin Chapel i.i y. T.: Irpi- OWEN and
Srran.. Richmond Culc;c. lion. j. ~ Ma,pn Winchester
Juds" VIM j. Robertson, Hon. : /. Lasc. Il. y. Har'
der Id. Albcmarir T. ". C"!c:Ian. judge u. II. Crlr
man Caroline: Rev. H. Siriugf,0", ChS Morris EGN !
Mcrti- W e.. wick'a,n E-'i, Hanover V yullam Robert
son, Il. H. inxll Nm. Il. IitNrii fI"iu Eoii-"I, T.
Brown e. 1. WorthHu, j. II. Chlmrrrhyn" E.'I,.. Eci
uOnd Jlur. Il. MARSHALL; Gray Carroll ~. FauGnier.
laSin: Withdrawn from! the Turnover A'tdriry, take
great pleasure ia rccOn.nGn: ~ successor, Mr. H. j.
JuHLs she confidence AMI patronage Of TIE public. Mr.
Jones has been associated with In IA" cOllc! q! i!,c
Academy The a-i three yeas and therefore ak
knowingly Of las qualifications ir.trGg!Cr. lie !,
re:lcuaD scholar. and, what is equally important, has
an uncommon aptitude for the infringement o; boy, Those
VII" may decide TO place ,e,r 'oN> under his charge. Will,
feel confident, have - regret my removal iG"i
the corp. Of instructors
To The abilities 81 lis Ast,n'. rna also .ise the mot
urur,aI tod 4, mrlg. L.;,l- u. CULENlA%.
-" rtiuri."i e.! II r'. rr Arn.r.,.
- For further itr;."uIar-. ',.'r'->
II. T.. JUSiS. Toy lot. "rii',
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~. r,0mri a,'eh''0''' JosrrII SIvrOy ( SONS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., consuuers "f Water ia Mhdi.
y Ian Wi ,r, hereby notified that II they ail pay
iN.ir hill On or before The m instant, before nc hour Of
oclock r. VI hey will be- sa with according to ;hc re-
au!..iurui, uf the following eNtFT' from 'i "ft ''
CONCERNING ia" Water Work.. 80.
Ry an ordnance passed hy the Council May 's l'"'
III any Water Fill remain unpaid for TnEtf LAYS next
Der Tia, %: h +, !. presented Is auditor shlii notify
-. nd, NJ, who hall stop :lr Water being u'ci
IN ,! pr.i,r il, respect to which Tie default exists land
shall allow to 'c used Vh those r'
III .,I lin i and FIVE per cent will he added 10 the
nr..ina amount o. the hi which shail he placed IN The
,a,i. NJ IA. I CI.for tho is hereby authorized and
;- ~ Ill.,, H. r,. az If Il, was due city taxes.
D. SAT NDEi;S. JH., for
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University OF VIRGINIA.

TGJlIE next Session of this Institution vi" commence on
the lsr OF OCTOBER and end on the i,h Of July The
Courses of Instruction In all the Schools. professional
aud acalenic) will be continued, without interruption,
throughout tue Session OF nine months.
: MArriN,
San, 1l-rS,v Chairman nf the Faculty
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pRuyirE SrJJ00f, FOR GIRLS.
EDGE HILL SCHOOL.
GUINEY'S PUSr OFFICE. CAROLINE COUNTY, w.
L,.gt ~ ! mi Yy

-
Ir...0rHtory FOR ne f.ir,..tgW l"g'"'".
CHARGES REDUCED
ysNE f!lh VI hi. school will c"mncnc o,in"'r
t aud end july 3i>t following The course - iii' 81
the University Of Nir.i.iI, comprising
l. English Observation-Disclosures, Flo I'E Composition,
Geography, Writing !.ii;lmeiic a.
=. Latin an Grceh and their History AMI Literature
s. French and Italian and their Literature.
f. most comprehensive o; Mathematics, quite -
lI a. that 81 any COLLEGE University ui lie Cnitrds states
:. Civil and Mechanical Engineering AMI the Theory and
Construction of tie Steam Engine.
4; prawins-Orulmenral and Northumberland "F'tiiic.
Disadvantages possessed - til. School in location aS
regard. the lr,.'r a:! morality e! The n"sh"r"i; IN IL.
oi,m.eiI;, ia the eNcccI; apparatus 1E! "t,a! hnii
ngs. bath hUU~r, sc; IN tile experience anu
success the PRINCIPAL who has been thirteen years
teacher and the high testimonial. II MS Assistant VITO Vas
prevented by III health alone from iakG: III degree ~ tie
last public day and will certainly get !; lit October c.",
a well as the scrupuCus moral and Christian tone ni tI
school, all combine recommend IL 70 We attention -!
parents AMI guarl!as hATih. frr cra.' aii 10 sle
riO:s.
CHARACTERISTICS rla rsrS FOR every ;'ns except ishts
4 detailed catalogue may he ,U'i ~ .':F.s7ins "r
ScHoolrG, Gneys, Caroline county, Virginia. lie re-
lcrs to-
The Faculty % ,c ru.ycr.ity Of iriua; prnfcss"is
Bartlett: Masau ar Church. of We; Point. Prof Canve
net of annapolis; Hon j. H. Tucker. Richmond Hons ~
C. Ucilru"ltc and Il: II. Coleman aud l. y. rlt, n u"
r,lnr; lion ". NEWTON Wc,.inor,larG j.. u. adams
E.o Alabama; Right Rev. Bishop Meade. Rev. J. Hon.
j. H. Coleman, ID. NJ Wharton, W. D. Th":Gs-, Friend.
L e. Biting J. A. Broadlrs, ). VI. J.. A'-i,"n IL VI
Ncson r. y Meade E.qrs., ~. Il. e. Randolph. Clarke
j. c. Scuhal Abemarc, Prof. NcnahIc, Columbia, : -
Hon =. W. Coleman, Senate OF Va
SAMUEL SCIIOOLER, ". :.
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pAIN CANNOT EX5.r
ST TGTs
N u r s E r Y

As THE SEASON ron PLANTING l. NOW AZ
y PREACHING the s:rihcr. would inform Their 80
ficur,s and the public that their S"ck 81 fHEiI EfF
TREts Oh hand with rcsP~c To- quantity, ~" h"t 4
quality ,Ip,:, auyth"y h1r" ever before been ave
To- o;;"r. ,
ORR NI-gSHry w. established in i'!i, by IT," senior
ururr and wiz! rcyull. t.ins demand has been
continued 30 the frrssui time we sa'.'n''''h wen 70
our numerous customers III Nr-!Eil a. N'' - ' '-
Inrn. >rlrr. sy,",l.s !1r Itself
". have Iu: heard report fTp'1 son. 81 our TRENDS m
81, ,,,,ni rou,,irs tina. 4 man VII" represents himself
10 be an aren, or partner Of NJ. L. Ttn"r Ia he Nu:ser
business. ha. been stating that thy i,a'! hon- u, out and
.i, 70 saw that such a statement j. r!.c aa without ary
foundation Whatever. ~
49, Order, adire-scd to IT, a. E.h1"Gt, "r !st ut y
sip,on CO.. Wm rimrr >on Co.., =. Johnston
FRO. Johnston ransGorG 10 gam Wai.yrs VIII meet
with prompt attention. .,, ..,,.-.,. COG.
~ ~
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WILLIAM ALLEN, Agent,
Norcl1 ant Tnilor.

OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL, PEARL STREET,
now y,c.iyiu. d.. FALL GOODS and viii be- pleased
/ to Sc III ri ls .T! ;n-e ', favor him viii
their orders.
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,Ey,y..yo> Law SCHOOL.

TJNlIE eey enth Session OF my LAW SCHOOL, viii con-
4 mcucc Oh MONDAY the 'ih day Of N""cinl'cr next.
Crcu.ur- will he sct to gentlemen desiring information Il,
TO ia. plan Of instruction. text book, expenses, &c
JOHN W. BROCkENBkOCGU.
1rrLl- NnY
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% { ENES = r IL e OFT J. l.
~ ';a." by Everybody.

Wan GtATO.-No. i. Peru. ian Guano--
e. .''I. -eiopn"rs Linna hn;l and Cara ell"
B.. II. SKINKEE & co.
IAN GSANO.-TC"0 sass Nc. Peruvian
''' .Aie.Hc ,bI sale 10y
IT,, EDMOND, DAVENPORT CO.
!. .'hGH "a" ,;ic- good and damaged Sole LEI.
T. II. SKINKER 4 CO
. NO. lite !,Iand Guano, landing from Dock, for
ur,. s.. II. SKiNKER 4 co.
= "f:h 3sD.-Frs, opening OF the la,-s,
1" aud Winter C!oass this day. Ladies are
1' t''h examine, at the popular store Of
ALFRED MOSES. 90 Main street
4 ~ ,.,, Or. CORNELL,
u ia from Boston 10 Philadelphia. and opened
-"i school and Sana,ariuIn for Young Llde.
l,.aa attention Is given 10 Nervous Diseases and
1907 any age. Good reference given
~, 'La s!fculsrs, address VIM. NJ Cornell, NJ D. .
-;A street, Philadelphia. Oct S-i2t-
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,ss. LEFEBvRE,S SCHOOL,


RICHMOND, VA.
FFNE session OF School besns the lat day OF
Il October, lS1 and terminates the last day of June,
l>Gn.
long experience in teaching and the very liberal
tronage have received for years have hoihen
abed and encouraged TO make important improvements
In our Institution.
OF Literature, comprising English, French Ger
Italian and Spanish classics he four last through tue
medium Of the Frcnch has been successfully tried during
the session. and will be continued and enlarged In the
next
We have engaged Mr. Edward c. Howard I" take charge
Q. the English part Of this as well as the Rhetoric
Bellies eres and First Eeadine classes OF our Institution
Mr. H. l. a gentleman OF the highest qualifications we
feel confident that his services will b" duly appreciated
We would earnestly recommend our Literature class to
graduating pupils. -, -,
Tie new house which hare erected Will ."caty add 10
Tho convenience well the comur; ~ :lc frgng La
die, boarding ia family. Two Young Ladies ony viii
occupy one rouu except in when three wODld desire
to occupy the chamber.
HUBERT L. LEFEBvRE A. NJ, Principal.
Natural Philosophy Literature, Moral,
and Mental Philosophy, French.
WILLIAM c. WILLIAMS, A. b., Vice Principal
Astronomy Mathematics, Chemistry,
History, Latin.
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WHOLE TICKETS 80; HALVES f!", QUAETEESfj
Certificates PACKAGE will lie old - ;i following rates,

which - The RS:
Ce:;inra'" r,.sayr OF 20 whole :i 30? on
20 half - ...... =? ~
% quarter " ...... - -
e e; eighth -" ........ .; g;
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Y.TlrE guG'r-u,d h.. TOW IN store, at wholesale only
~, a.. a., ~ s.,. 'som III. tac:OTc. IN the L. states
rnr . .t manufactures abroad, large quantities Of
SHRED Hast, t.uic. amhra chg allnale hy ccinenug,
Rrtln nE,, = swin. pwevcr United, Including all
CI"fis "r., -. -. "mers. Carriers, Cords, &c. &c,
and VIII grant la.-r.- stHsl', with authority to other. 10
,ngniar;ugr import and ci! the Nulcanizei Rubber
rla.r Fabrics ~ such stamp, have Jir S,DH. Of my
ul!rc--w,roG which goods of this description can be
lc. t.ly yuuauI ia tic IIrd States during the lifetime %
t;5,!rrr.. rt.,g'. HORACE II. pNl.
90 prurra. wtr.ou.", - CVurtlandt Street, y. i
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ItOAL-Th- Depot Of the New York alta Richmond
street and orno,iic the Oh fir ground, i, well supplied
from their Deep Run ami Springfield min, Win a.! the
usual kind. for saie-IlTiy, Eack-ni'h = Kun OF the
~, ,,J IJ,,J Cal sept 22-Im
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
L. :. sQUIRE,s SELECT CLASSICAL \.

ENGLISH SCHOOL.
CORNER " MAIN AND FII:$T STREETS.
uNllE 18th session VII! SEPTEMBER .6n i>
Il The School will be llni! ED - such number Of pupils
as can be thoroughly taught ~ ts Principal aided b.
Prof. Gambn In the French ana j. ~ Caiyu ~ Drawing
Persons wishing the rr.Erii do any tine
before the opening by naming p'c, "l "I'ronrmr'', ia
noe, through Post Office. sept lin
NOISY CREEK ACADEMY,
AUGUSTA COUNTY, w.
1QNIiE Annual seq SION "f tbs i'a'a'r" ~ ,"H
l. mcncr the FIRST MONDAY IN SL.iLiiEt.. NEAt,
and close the 18th nf June, l,G'
Tie school is designed be preparatory I" III" tri.cr
siy OF Virginia. All the Teachers Graaars al HAL
Institution.
TERMS-EOard and Tuition including every ti'.n:, t2"
for particulars see Catalogue.
Address Messy Creek, Wis inia. I. j. WHITE,
luar i -ctiUct Principal.
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W. ya,c on IN. Is; day OF October 1855? and the
remainder on the 18th Of February S6o. strict conpH
alcr With this requirement must be insisted upon !,
Deduction will he made from these charges IN cases OIL
protriCtrd sickness.
Mucy should also be deposited 10 meet the contingent
expenses OF "a hUarier. =,
BoarIcrs viii always accompany the Principal to The
Presbyterian Church tie Sabbath, unless otherwise III
rected by the parent GUARDIAN In which case all proper
facilities will be afforded, enable them TO attend the
churches preferred.
Dr. loge will pleasure In answering any letters OK
inquiry with regard to the School!
An business letters should be addressed to
july lin M DUPuY, Richmond, Va.
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SCHOOL Tn..J::ERS.
SITUATION WANTED.

siTJiT;0S WANTED.
.uT. educated ia Lu-.:I!. i .s.G"Gs Of obtaining
\ s..,,aa a. OoTrsnrs' IL ;'.'Hie family or school
zach ;a- y.r.ul.- hg""r'r' Of plain English edu-
:fsa-a .ad Mu..s. liz uneNGeii ionnble refer
A!!'r. VI X. J, box 100, boston, Mass.
4 TEACHER WAITED.
- ..Ss charge c! The OAK H:o'S ASa.e.HS N"itoHay
! ~ Va q u.au Of good N 'ra! character, qualified
e.. ...a GIrek. Mathematics .l!.d all .,e usual EDg-
.ssaei> aa.rcd Apply 10 one ~ al u Tie subs,T'-
+. II. ErES.
Il. :. EpES. ,-,.,
I. +. frkS.
j. FITZGERALD.
$50 ww:e 7. -, HOLLOWAY c9rNn, W,
,.-. .,,;gi 10 copy. Sept"-ciw
II .iNTED.A gentleman WHO 'rAs hcen educated 4:
" re ay~r..;y Of N.rgi la, Dad who can produce II
20 p, lens. u: hi, ari.Iy 10 teach thoroughly the
-s n-=.,, aut French lusGi@es ani Mathematics
reg. rs 49,. some eNit'.e.Sr ~oGi be greatly pre-
ss- Alp.y IL =. FAHRAR,
..: -: - Palmyra, VI.
Grntiyruaa e,.-c,;r,! u; the Virginia
! :ary Iu.;.;u'- (of which Institution L. is grad
- IL Ire University OF N'rstaIa, Slo has had ;hrce
-yprreucr in teaching, wishes 10 engage situation
acAl,!ay or private school.
..'. = stain; salary, Sc IL,
..i.-,,Ucu Nayassboto. Va.
n A>TED.-A graduate Hisllag !" oh,a;:. situation
y Teacher, IN private family OF Academy, feels
,rnn,t-nt to Instruct ia the iylowin; branches:
4gareSs C. =. L.,
Pamela, Caroline, Va
Recommendations mos, cheeIftiiiy given.
.:-cw,f
Ut iTlON WANTED gentleman possess
' cyllssia:e education and 10 years experience,
..y,:elt 10 prepare youths FOR the cn!ycrsi;y, de.
,aO! OF situation in private family. Best refer
SEA. Address y : NJ,
.--c',SG5; Orange. {. II 4, Va.
IINiLE TEACHER WiSIED.-TEe sub
..B,t desires 10 engage the services Of LADY wao
.lAia,i 20 teach French Music aud -" ordinary
gr,achcs Address Rev. J. u. DUDLEY.
..,-y., Dover MiEs Virginia.
T.,CHEE NiNssD Tor wasHia&ou Henry
1 .--ly Tor H. .-N; year beginning January lst,
l!!-.., Ds. exc WI POLLARD,
.'-s;. Hanover G. H., Va.
tI hNrED.-A situation wanted Is TEACHER in a
80! school or Private Family, hy Graduate .:
e. sydney College. References u 20 Qualifications
a'sr'-T can he civtu Address ". Il. W, Stanards-
..-rl- county, Virginia. Sept 26-;t.
N! irION WANTEo.-An experienced Pro-
+ gel, %: NuS.c .-. situation il; the sou'h, give
--.e.atar.u:.. ~ 20 his ability a. Teacher and
'-..l- % Choir, clu :" play M-lod"on aud Organ
.,'. PLyF. 4. II. RiIEkN, Carlisle,
...;-c!!;' Cumberland Co, Pa.
WANTED College graduate Of much expert:
" sl;= q teaching in the iacoi .orIted Academies of
: l.'i, d. opportunity 10 ;sasa select or family
opportunity to hear reci:a;ons In some Semi
ilT!as spent tao years In !.urolc studying Modern
i. 81! attending lectures 10 prepare for the voca'
'~4c.iGg, We think give satisfaction.
.sg.,I;ry. +. NJ. Hubbard, Prof il University Of
u. .gp-ias, Pr-s.den, Of Williams College.
.',i TEACHER"
p,-. ui,l N-...I, cnrn.N- Nv Ynrk.
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IsIcIIIoND FEMALE SEMINARY.
-" '''tt. Ct't' IH"H """ ""' w ~ >N'''
kgv. VI. u. iiOGE. ID. D., pr,xrtp,,s

EXY NJ. y. ilOGE, D. D., pc,yc,pns
A. VI. DUrCi, A NJ,
SEMINARY for the Education Of Young Ladies, under
"A the control o!the above mentioned gentlemen will
be opened ia lie city OF Richmond on The ISL DAY % oe'"
Der, lS!,y.
DR. IloGE will have Presidential supervision OF every
thing connected with the Institution; and while his other
engagements will not permit him devote much time to
m business OF actual instruction, he Will be present day
by day at the lectures and recitatons-win personally
acquaut hiscf with the standing and proficiency Of the
pups and do all In his power TO promote Their ieec
ucl aat spiritual Improvement.
Mr. pryY will devote his whole time TO the direct ns'ruc
ton o. Young Ladies committed to his care Those OF
them vho AZ. hoa.lerS will lac treated members o! his
os family provision will be made Tor their per-
soaal comfort, ia hci! and in sickness. TINS parental
ch,r:cls assumed viii. due appreciation o! lis rt-Nh
b!li:y.
Al ample and Competent corps OF assistants Will he EN-
poy.d in every department The hes; masters OF Fre:ch
G-rmun Italian Music Drawing and Painting VIII be Sc
cured Great palas will be taken to have pupils In The
French language taught only to read and write cor
rcctly but 10 speak with facility To secure this advan
,au, A French lady will reside with the family.
good will be employed 20 Illustrate The truths
OF Physical Science, and 10 Impress them on the memory
frequent Of the indifferent proficiency IN Music -
the ant time and inducemen TO practice the lessons
which have been given by the Professor To obvste ris
evil Teacher Of Music will be member OF the household
and viii personally supcrncndthe pupils during The hours
allotted 20 practice. 49,
complete AID polished education, from the rudimen's o
the English tongue, the ishcr branches OF MaieG'a
tir. Mental and Moral Science and Ancient Languages.
Writ Examinations conducted In prvate) VIII TIC heid
at intervals and always at the close OF the s.s
SION and ~ the completion Of the whole course OF studies
Dponas will presented to the young ladies VINO nave
crediaby passed all the examinations
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.DY s!ac.,eG ia LuG.:I!. g., s.G"Gs Of obtaining
l ..a.aa - Goyrsmrs' IL ;f..Hie family or school
..., n. y.r.as. as,s,s-. Of a plain English edu
Preach .uG MU.,e. III> unrNcyiiiouable refer
DID,. A!!rr. VI X. J, box 100, Boston, Mass
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xr,-,uEHINGCJ,ED.--n-.

- 800, Vocal = .naasium Ip"!i.aciphia' for In
- TO- D.. ,1r,yii ..I for ;hc Of SIdGu,rius and
.e Aris-..:.yn /, ~" "icn. \ class Of >.'h'mtr-
.-... ". Ne.ny,,iay, tie .@;h Of ociVLrr.-
\ COHSTOCk, VI. ~.
No. 90 Arm -, Philadelphia, Pa.
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NANTED.-A graduate ~isL!ag TO ob,a. situation
y Teacher, in private family Academy, feels
go ,rmp,t-nt TO Instruct ia the following branches:
..,'in, GTeeS and Mathematics kor further E:o:-
- salress c. =. L.,
Pamela, Caroline, Va
Accommodation. most ch"eifdiy given
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i, TEACHER .r.aHTuD.

= charge 9! TIE OAK 1:o'S ASI.eiaS, N"i'oNaN
~ Va q u.au Of good III 'ra character, qualified
Co.. l.'.a 0ires. Mathematics .l!d al! :,e usual Eng
...se, : .a.rcl Apply 10 one ~. TIE subs, r.
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LOTTERIES.
WOOD, EDDY y CO.'S
GE@

tEY STATE ArIIluElli.J
CAPITAL PRIZE IOo, 900 DOii.iIsa!
RUE "iio~s :i!.irct Sc!rH,- will hc drawn hy
= . -. i.s Co., Hinas-s, ia public, under the si
,i."o;.Iri.,r e! sworn Cua'..igI"r,. ia October ls'
Class 80. go,
Draw "m Sn:urd:t, October -. 1850,
~ .NE IUh :. h|NEEH IL.:N.
IS iuLlbcrs ]. Draw. Ballots.
~ AElf "\L ..;If. - L\EEi Two IIChLIS.
lJNr.t,r .it'N r,ir - ppiIT rs i.n t,tn'
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,pSWosTtI. TURNER & co.

"ANE lust received superior Virginia mahulactuFed
Ii Fued Kerseys Also Blue and Black Mixed ssiinet
suitable for servants and field hands, which VIII be SOD o.
very los prices. Aritf ZEE
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W. l.. BHOlN, W. ~, W. W. lLh''.
A.SNSOtjiTE PRINCIPALS
BLOO FIEL LID a n ~ 4 VI y
TI,E Mills Whsf "T ITr USIEE.:~Ii ". W
". TEES,
Instructor In Languages.
". LhEOY BGOUN, VI. y,
Instructor IN Mitcmstir-.
a. ". lICKErr. VI. A.,
Assistant Ia languages aui Mathematics.
JOSEPH VI. EROuN,
Assistant in Maihcna,iC. ani English.
nun! object OF i! Academy is - prcpar" Students t"F
the University % Virginia or IL III them fer 'hc dulles
lie! The Of construction embraces all those sub
jrcis requisite for rrrpara" for any Of The Academic
schools Of the University and the method lf ~ pich
ticablr /. adapted 10 That pursued HAT institute IL
The third session will h,e!a On the IL StienbtF The
EXPENSES S!r year, payable Hcri.aHi!hIy III "d-
vance.
ForCaalogu., address either The rr!rc!pal- Icy DEPOT,
AlhrIuare county, Va. June 2>-sii'toct
PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
TgNliE fourth session Of the school established! ia hs tiy
i for the education Of my daughters will rnacncc -"
the ii of October and continue months. Se>-Ih-
lsh French and Music The sc!iL". will b" "ti;- tvH
iHciHsire VI ms own children.
TEgW>- t.ob per session "i ten moU'h-, COR U!'" ant
board half payable in advance tie Other q" The not
Ui March, ....,,,,
AI,lr,s. Crl : EAS<ETT FRENCH,
Au. 4n-c;IO Near Mrhm"id. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-04
SLt.'L.s Eoz3 SAFE.

I'OoE ;'oi: ~ 80. ''"pHispi'r '.. 90
If October wiz. F.. . .s..F "uNNN-s good Coo.
Washer an: lrUar:. ..NlNi g I'VE. Ah'ir
o. It'd,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-04
MAZE TEACHER NiNTED.-TGe sub.

...B,; I-srrs TO engage the services Of LAlN |ao
.lAia,i 20 teach French Music aud -" ordinary
.-,achts Address lev. }. u. pCDlLI.
-, Dover Mii.s virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-04

Grnticrna:l e,.-cl;r,! AZ the Virginia
..ary Institute (of which Institution IL is grad
10 81 IRE University OF Virginia, "l.o has had ;hrce
-rprr-Gcr in teaching, wishes 10 engage situation
,.t,;n,.n. salary, Sc III"
Wnyu.S',Crn'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-04
"a, STACCRO'S HAIR DYE,

.,.,y TURNED HEAD!-Tni> ;i:;v vi enc
v.--.-', s;oric'. is realized il: mo"c", ~ al!
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-19

The ECLECTIC CoLLBeE OF MEDIciSE.-After
a prosperous session, the Spring course Of
lectures in the above College was terminated
yesterday afternoon by the usual formalities
at College Hall, Walnut street. There were
seventy-six matriculants, upon twenty-five
of whom the degree of Doctor of Medicine
was conferred. The graduates were:
R. Anton, Ohio; W. G. Bruce, Mass; J.
Crooks, Indiana; j. II. Crabbs, Ohio; T. B.
Campbell, Ohio; ]. H. Chatten, Ohio
D. II. Grouse, Illinois W. NJ. Finley, Ill;
A. Gage, Ohio; D. NJ. Greedy, N Y; @. +.
Hoffman, Ohio; j. X. Hoytcr, N. Y; F. NJ.
Jasper, Ky; A. F. Joseph, Ohio; J.. F.
C. Maetke, La; j. A. Macdonald. Mimi; NJ
Il. Morse, Indiana; s. Nickles, Ohio; G. A
Thayer, N. Y; A. H. Trumbo, Ey.; II. Rem
ick, Indiana NJ. B. Witham, Ohio; G. f.
Witham, Ohio.
| Honorary GRADUATEs.-D. M. Daniels
Ohio; B. Laguire, Mo-; +. Mann, Ohio IL
Joy, Nova Scotia T. G. White, South Caro-
lima, d. A. Ross, Ohio.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-19
tcoMMUEIcATED.1
HONE Cry. Nav 18th

HONE CRY, May 18th, 1859.
Mr.. EDITOR PREss-Somo person has unwit-
tingly induced the Press to publish an untruth,
in stating that the Gospel had not been
preached in the English language in Home
City or Industry during the last two years.
Rev. Mr.. MONTAGUE, Of the North Bend Cir
cult, and others, have preached there within
that time; and innsmuch rs there are not
more than fifty dwellings in the two places, and
about one-half of tho adult population are
native Germans, " stated preaching" could
hardly be expected every Sabbath. However,
a creditable Sabbath school has been kept up
for the last five years, and the neighborhood
has supported public school, having two
teachers, with as much regularity as the city
schools, and a very recent examination showed
that the pupils were as proficient us those OF
any school in the city, previous to the present
graded system being established.
While the residents of that neighborhood
would, no doubt, be pleased to entertain and
lie benefited by the ministrations of any de.
nomination of christians, if people of the ru.
raj districts are permitted to judge of the
morals of society, by the reports Of crime In
the city, it is probable that the Missionary viii
find tie care of souls more necessary nearer
home. t "