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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-17
BYE. IL. Cook, Auct.

SePEklOR STOCK AT AUCTION-op
SAiURuA1 18th inst. at 10 % eoek | viii SELL
~ .he large lot IN rear OF the Central Railroad ps
Poti one pair oil sorrel HORSES. feet fncbes
aikh styhsh and good drivers. o years old Perfect
y sound and gentle. work well IN single or douhs
HSfness ono t9otoag n bred Bailey Pes ton HORSE,
years old, No. Harness and Saddle animal. ons
very superior BAY MARE, years old, an elsra ant
family animal. ALSO ' -" 0'osahs
hree large, young, we'll broke MULES xa.xa
NESS. Also anu hAh-
Several superior MICH cows and CALVES
Sc Is y "a riinL no.
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C,iTY OF RICHMOND, TO WIZ, :.

( MY OF kitHMOND. To WlT:-At a
y Court of Hastings held for the said city, at
a. the Ceart- House on Monday, tie 18th day of
September. lSJ)--
MARMADUKE JOHNSON this day rendered to
the Court his resignation as Attorney for the Com
monweath for the Circuit Court of this CITY
which resisnatlon IS accepted. And the Court
thereupon order an election 10 be held on THURS
DAY, the I'D day OF this present month. to fill the
vacancy occasloned by said resignation. And the
Court appoint Joseph Brummeil, A. F. Pieot. f. A.
Smith. John J. Wilson, and n. B. Hill. Commas
sIoners OF said election for Jefferson LIST, Ward
the same To be held al the First Market, and to he
conducted By John NJ. Francisco; and they APP
point W llliam w. Crump, James H. Grant, George
Whitfield, Robert r. Howison, and George w.
Randolph, Commissioners of SAID election for Nj lad
son, or I'd, Ward, the to he held AZ the City
Hall. and to be conducted by Thomas U. Dudley ;
and they appoint Thomas J. Evans. George K
Crutchheld. Thomas Barham, William W. Tim
berlake, and Thomas Nj. Jones, Commissioners Of
SAID election for Monroe. or 3d. Ward. the same to
be held at Lacy scarpenters shop on Broad street.
between LIST and Fonshee streets. and to he
Quoted by James l.. Bray. And it is ordered that
copy OF this order be publ shed in the Richmond
dispatch until the day of election.
Capy-Teste: R0. HOWARD, CI'k.
In obedience 10 the above order of Court. an
election will be held at the time and places therein
mentioned. and the polls will be opened at each
place at sunrise on that day.
THOMAS U. DUDLEY
Sc l3-tdc Conductor at CITY Hall.
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,XCELLENT BRICK TENEMENT ON

ttIIAENI HHItk IENEhF1NI UN
II BYRD. BETWEEN lori AND jlTH SITS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Wli III he sold at
ton, en- the premises, ON THURSDAY, the END
das of Sept. 1889 at AZ clock Z. NJ. the excellent
BRICK TENEMENT located above, IN
the occupancy of Mr.. Stott. The house is not
only well built, but ~ IN part of the city where
houses rent weil-beins convenient to the various
places of business
TERMs.-ODe- fourth cash; balance al 4, and IL,
months, for negotiable notes. interest added,
cured by a trust deed. or title retained.
Ii IIllHIN Il ARpERSllN.
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INpcrNUNT OF Mr.. FITzHUGH.-Thc Grand
jury OF Baltimore have indicted H. NJ Fitz
hugh. one ui TIE propriet0rs Of the Exchange
Newspaper. for M assault with intent to XIII
Paul PlaCIde, a short tunr since.
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Madame NIrnnou has blessed her lord with
an hrir and the little fellow was baptized in
the Grand Cathedral of Mexico on the + III
ult.. with great ceremony.
aIlram Woodruff" a fine race horse. owned
by Phllip IL Clark of Delaware died on Mon
day. Mr.. &. had refused -}jOU for him, and
asked S6,uuu.
Heni. kentuy. of New Orleans fell dead on
a steamer between that city and savannah,
Sunday last.
Jas. s. Foster convicted Of arson Al Ports
mouth. Va, has been sentenced to five years
imprisonment in the penitentlary.
Henrietta Morton, a courtesan, committed
suicide IN New York, by taking poison We'd
ue~day night.
The letter purporting TO be from Judge
Dougia> 10 Lucy Stone about woman rights,
Is said to be forgery.
They have "huIlct-maker'' in the L. s ar
sehaI IN Troy, which turns out concal-shaped
mu-kct tails at the rate of ~ per minute.
In England from 1913 to i~51-both included
~-t3 wears. 1.331 ~ children were born in we'd
lock, and 521,7Ui out OF wedlock.
The American Minister in London, and
family. have lett London for Brighton, where
they have taken house for Il month.
Commander Maury, contradicts the roman
tic cable about his marriage to Sandwich
Island princess.
CEaS w. Helm, formerly of Warrenton
Va, has been elected tommo nweaith's Attor-
uey Ut LeaNensw worth, Kansas
Or. Harriet X. Hunt, of Boston, has preach
"a IN sixteen tniversalist churches in Maine
thus summer.
Ed. Mastertou, a well known crockery mer-
chant. of Mobile, died at Augusta Ga on
Wednesday last.
The first white child" was born Al Pixies
Peak during the week preceding the 9Th ult.
The Wheeling (Na.) agricultural fair was
held lhis week and was largely attended.
The iirst city railway was luauguratcd at
Havana, Cuba, the sth inst.
a negro boy, nine years old, sold in Lexing-
ton, Va, last week, for $3.50
over sUiu toms OF ice was cons umed in Mobile
during ;he past year
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- AUCTION.-W i'll he sold on MONDAY MORN
ING next, Sept 18th, commencing at 10 o'clock mt
the store of Mr.. r. 7. Sale. on Cary, between 18th
and 18th streets, opposite MIR. Z. Rahm's Foundry
all of his stock of Groceries, &c.
sell THOS. w KEESFE Auct
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Sc I3--tdc

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILRoAp.{
Gen'l Sup'ts Office, Richmond, Aug. Is, 30.
In CONSEQUENCE OF THE LARG L
l amount of Wheat and other produce arriving,
and the Depot being So completely full it has he
come necessary, and this Is to give notice % whom
II may concern, that all produce, after being un-
loaded from the ears, is at the risk of the
consignee; and il not removed from the Depot
within IS hours after being unloaded, viii be stored
su is-imsfj THos. DoDAMEAI, t;ea. sup't.
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Sc 10 law4w JAMES ELI.ETT. Crk

-------------- NJ II I-I4t'Ia T q
Y ikGENt A:--At Rules held in the Clerks Office
OF the Circuit Court OF the CITY of Richmond
on the LIST MONDAY in September, 1859 lit being
the 5th day of the month";
l.. s. Courtney Observation-Disclosures. PITT J In DFpr
w 4fsatHM and upon
~, tachment returned executed
iendant TWO HUNDRED AND TW ENrY- TWO
poLLA RS AND TWENTY-FOU GEMS: and
aHdaVit having been made and fled that the de-
iendant above named rs Il non resident Of this
Commonwealth. the SAID defendant is notified to
appear, within one month after due publication
hereof, and do what is necessary to project his IN
terest IN this suit 4 Copy-feste:
Sc lu-lawiw JAM Els EiLETT, Crk
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NiRGi y! lat Rules held IN the Clerks Of
hce of the Circuit Court of the CITY of Rich
mond, ON the LIST MONDAY in September 1889 ut
hesng the 9Th day of the month";
Charles Ii. Leber.. .Ptf.l Is CASE
1,-. GS"'"M and upon
William +. Henry. Peter +. Voorhees, m attach
and george Hall. late partners under ment re-
the name and style of VIM. f.. Henry turn d OK
Co, .-...;.:,:.. .............. DTS. ecuted.
The object of this suit To recover of the dcten
dants TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY SEVEN
pOLLARS AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS with
interest thereon, TO he computed after the rate of
SIX per centum per annunI. from the 9Th day of
June 1859 I'll payment; and affidavit having been
made and h!ed that the defendants above named
are on-residentS of this Commonwealth the said
defendants are notified to appear within one month
alter due publication hereof, and do what is ne
cesaary to protect their interest IN this suit
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y EWuNAL. The subscriber having removed
Mechanics Institute Hall is prepared to exhibit
The largeSt assortment of Patterns for IRON
RAILING. NERANDAHS, BALCONIES. &c,
To ha found IN the city. and which. with his in l.
creased facilities, he is prepared to manufacture
on the most reasonable terms; also every descrIp-
ton of SMITHS WORK FOR ding purposes
He Will. in addition keen on hand an assortment
Of IRON FURNITURE, embracing, in part,
BEDSTEADS, HAT RACKS. BREIl l. A
STANDS, FIRE-IRON STANDS. SPITTOONS,
WASHSTANDS, &c. to which he would invite
the attention of those in want.
JAMES u. BROWNE.
9th street, next to the Mechanics lmstitut..
<
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HAS COME
IL HAS COME.

HAS COME !
THE COOP TINE HAS COME!
SINGERS No. = MACHINES CAN NOW BE
HAD FOR
ONE. HI NDkIGD DOiLARSi
For manufacturing and family purposes, the best
and only reliable Machine made
n O. 1 MACiilN MES X r D L L d I 0
NINETY DOLLARS,
/. NJ. SINGER * co.
NEW YORK, Sept. IS. 1852
NJ, A. SFEARNS, Agent.
q Ivy 2II Nam street. Richmond. Va.
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NOTECE.-The o-partnership heretofore ex.
- lstlns between the unders ned. under the firm
Of VOEGfLE X WEIDEMEYER. is tins day
dissolved. 10y mutual consent. The stock and ac-
counts of the late concern have been placed in the
hands Of \. a. STURDIVAET and CRkNSHAW
\ WkLltORD. Attorneys AT Law, with full All
thorlty to dispose OF and settle he same.
Z. l.. VOFGFiE.
au l6-ss GEO. D. WElDkMEYER
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} sPALDIN6'S
spALDlNG's
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL.
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
5 wARRANTkp,


LIST To beauty the HAIR. 3D. To eu.i the hair
elegantly. ID. To remove dandrunaseetaags. An.
TO restore hair to bald heads. eth. To force the
beard and minister's TO grow. 9th. To prevent hair
grohi lans oft. Ith. To cure all disc Asses Of the
scslps sth To prevent hair turning grey. wh. To
cure the headache. 10th. To Nil hslf eaters.
If yea are not satisfied, TRY 1T. Ali genuine
mss the signature Of the prnprieior-tske no ether
II. RUSSELL SPAIDfNG, ~ fremont 81. opto-
ste Museum, Boston, Mas.
Sold by FISHER 4 WINSTON, Riehu,aasi, Va,
and BARNES K PARK. Nsv York. ap22-sls1a
DUPTURECUREDF FOX Five DOLLARS
II -DR; sHERMAN'S great radical Cure Trsss
can row be had for only ave dollars. livery Kedf-
cal man who has examined this lnssraasensx yre.
noyHees il superior 10 all others. ii desired, 10
win cheerfGils refer To any Of the VERY qussefens
persons xho have been Aercnshiy cured y sA.s
Truss. Persons ownnx valuable slaves Thus hhatcf-
ed. should procare oae, they being durable and
the cheapest IA the end. We will send tkis FSuss
70 any paft Of the country b. Express or mail.
For the Truss. OF tnisrnstson eenSf fmwnaE ~ a.
dress Y. t.SNthS.eN
No. II Main street. Richmond. Va.
Persona not knewiax ~, can send their monsy 70
aGy merchant or friend in this city.
This Trass can b haA s.e !, !. !. Msssrs xEAnE3
Drug sasss NY 8~~N
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No. -: ru, NNiEWu y rs NO. rs


J. II. SIRlCH.
Utdlsr IN Fine Rtady- Mate CLOTHING, FarAiShiRg
GuodS. a..
Respectfully informs the citizens of edmond and
vicinity that he has taken the store No. IS, Maln
street, ard prepared To ollrr them of the
finest stocks oi CLOTH H. Nc ever seen IN this mar
ker, embracing the latest sly les of Paris and New
J ork lashions-all manufactured expressly to or
der.
Also, a large assortment Of FURNISHING
GOODS: Shirts Collars, Cravats. Ties, Stocks, &c;
ia fact cry thug to he found in
FIRST-CI.ASS CLOTHING HOUSE!
All of which viii be ote red a prices that defy
petition, aud he solicts the pQtronr2e of dlscrm-
mating public feeling assured of pleaslng the most
i.stidlots to sly lie, quality and Gee.
Remember, NO. IS, MAIN STREET.
i6-im
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COMMISSIONERS, Sale CEREAL

IAI r IN TIE IOWN OF FULTON.-By
virtue Of = decree of the Circuit Court of the
county OF Henrico, rendered November I'd. 1853 in
the SUIT ol Cunningham rs. Grimes and al the m
dersigned, commissioners thereby appointed will
proceed TO SELL at public auction, on the premises
on FRI DAY the 23d day of September 1889 AT ~
o CLOCK T. NJ, the real estate in the said decree
rentioned consisting of lot of ground wing in the
Town OF Fulton, near to Richmond city frontIny
on the south side of Graham street sixty feet. rnn
ning back between parallel lines one hundred and
ten ieet, more or less. to alley ten feet wide de-
nominated in the said Town OF Fulton as No. p in
square No. g. with the dwelling house and apui,r-
tenances 10 the same belonging.
TERMs.-0ne- fourth cash; balance Mt G. 70 and 10
months, with interest from day of sale the pnro
chaser 10 give negotiahle notes for the deferred
payments. and the title tn retained until ali ,be
purchase money as PAD, ana conveyanee directed
by the Court. h. K. HOWiSON. c.,
LAW. s. MARYE, ooinrs
Sale conducted by GoDDiN Il APPERsoy, Auc,s.
"a
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BY Alex. Mott. Anct.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, Sc.-wIl bs
=, sold at auction, Mt my store. on SATURDAY
2 cioek, large lot OF SECOND HAND fTRNf
~ ne, DRY GOODS, general assortment OF SEA
GLoTHING. BOOTS. SHOES AND HATS; RIO
CERl Is Whlskcy. Gin, Brandy. Sugar. Coffee.
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FAMILY SUGAR.GUMED HAMo..0f sn-
II parisr Quaiity. covered BY Air pnoof Gut3n
PerchA Geslent.s Fer sale ~
" R-H [. \ u. D. DAVENPORT,
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ISS0 FALL TRADE am IA recaint al

1870 FALL TRADE am ia receipt Of
hcco. MY Fail stock. to which call the at
teution al country and city -deaeFs.-25 bags s
Siel!ed Almonds; - do. Cream Nuts, new crop
% do. Pecan Nuts and Maple Walnuis 10 bales
Bordeaux Almonds, 10 do lvica do: 90 boxes Or
anses and Lemons; Is Assorted Pickles; 50
l"1es Italian Maccaronl and Vermiceill; S casks
dew Cnrrsnis; 500 boxes Gtn Drops aud Jujube
taste; en do. Assorted French Candies; 800 do
LAYER Raisins, all sizes; 275 drums FIGS. good
dfhcia cases Prunes; 40 dozen Assorted Pre-
serves; 21l'xes Nuscat NiRe: 50 do. Ieghoru Cit
ron, new; - cases Preserved Ginger; so do. Bran
dy Peaohes 2tQ boxes Fire Crackers; 30 900 Torpe-
d"eS; ptoAes Sheiled a lnionds; also, Double Re
hbsd Candies. manufactured expressly 10 order.
aad warranted to keep ma any climate. Call and
examine oil i56 Main street. next door Exchange
Eank. ASDREW aNT0NI
Itsf vi tEiSID-Genuine Perfamery and
Potnades-hnlong others Moelia de Boeup au
{h'I'ihe, superb preparation Tor the hair ad-
.aheins The growth and preventing the falling and
q, ins out II the BAR. Also, Ponlaie Extra Fine
Foaade Phtioeonle fomade Surlne a la Tnberense
which latter can sell mi ans quantity as / have
~ IN ofigiEai cans. T.. WAGNER. Apothecary
Corner 9Th and Broad streets.
% CORDS SUPERIOR OAK WOOD. per
w sehr, "Albeftei," low Tor cash, by
w. T. PHILLIPS,
ne H-lw South side Dock.
IN TiEREEs PRIME RICE, in store. for
=" sale " VIM, WALLACE SONS.
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SALE yALuARLE STEAM MILL. &c

GALE OF VALUABLE STEAM MILL, &c.
- offer for sale my STEAM SAW I'LL. and
FIXTURES; telghtecn horse power situated IN
the county of New Kent, three hundred yards from
good landing on the Panunkey river. VIII also
sell all the TIMER standing on $50 acres of land
convenient to the Mill. There can he no better
situation for Nj than this, being convenient to
terminus Of the Richmond and York River Rail
road. Any person wishing to get BARREL TIM
BER or TIES for the railroad, would do we'll to
eXauine or communicate with me at New Kent c.
H.. Va The timber consists of white, red and
chestnut Oak Poplar, Maple, Gam and Ash. |
VIII also SELL at the same time. my NJ tS. GEAR
and WAGONS, OXEN and Log WAGONS. If
not sold privately before the 10th SEPTEMBER,
viii ofer them for sale publicly on that day.
Sc l4--dtds Wit REM r. nos We'll.
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NN'8'ee VVI Hot IItH VHu OAry stfo6tsJ
HORSES. MULES, AND SpRyNGwAC.
II ON, FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-W,ll be of
Tered, on SATURDAY MORNING, the 18th inst,
coinmencng at 10 clock at the horse auction lot
near the Central Railroad depot several SADDLE
ana AMI HARNESS HORSES, three MULES and one
STRING WAGON. ' 'h'
sc l6 THoS. w. KEEsEE, Amct
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TELncRApHTc NEWS.

ipproR~sp voR rHe sIcHMoNp DISSIPATION |
e,, Magnsltc Telegraph Lins--- Office. 1879 Eagle
SHpaTs, Mnin Street.
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Two BEAUTuFUI. LOTS ON DECATUR
l STREET. AAAEH ESTER. IN REAR OF
THE OLD FARMERS HOTEL, For SALE AT
AIETi0N.--Wiil ba sold on SATURDAY. the
eth day Of October. IS. a. ~ ocl9ek, z. M. Two
handsome LOTS, located ~ above, each floating
IS feet. running lack 10 feet.
TgRMs.--0he- third cash, hslsnce a. and NOS,
bearing Interest," 6UDDiN X APPEkSQN.
80 Is Aaets.
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BY T.. Il. Cook. Auct.
I AND-REAIYiEILF ARN-2I2 ACRES

4
l. shall sell. at public auction. unless sold pri-
vatety before. on TUESDAY. the Goth inst, at
3la O'Clock. the farm ON which / reside called
Forrest Grove. in CheSterheld county, ON the
Manchester and Coal PIT Turnpike. (which is now
2 free road about two miles from the city of
R!chuond, and of winch beautiful view is had
About GO acres cleared and in good Ii te, pro-
duclns we'll Grains, Vegetables aud Tobacco: and
susceptible of the highest Improvement. There
is enoug wood the balance to pay for the place
The Buildings. which are new, are situated in
beautiful grove OF oaks, Towering one acre. and
consist OF a Dwelling, 20xj0, with rooms and 2
PASSAGES, and Kitchen and Laundry, both built
OF BRICK IN substantial and neat manner, covered
with tin. The Negro House, Dairy. Smoke House,
Nc, are framed. The Barn. Stables. Carrage-
House. &c. &C., are situated little out OF the
grove
This place needs only TO be seen to be admired
The expenditure OF q few hundred dollars. in dee
oratloDs, would make 1t one oil the most desirable
places around the city. The health of the place is
proverhially good; the water is superior the
mel 1hhorhood uneXceptionahe. ! Will take plea
sure in Showing the lands to any one wishing to
view.
Terms liberal, and made known on the day of
sale. HEZ. g. ARCHER
Sale to he conducted by f. B. Cook, Auctoneer.
7-dtdst
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNGLiDyES

= VIC I0uTth SESSION OF Mrs. Or. NUNFORD'S
SCHOOL Will commence on the first MONDAY in
October next. and end Ialy Bird, 1879.
TERNS-FoT be sinnerS. $e25 /: for others. $50 per
entire session. School room ut Mrs. SARAH
MlNFoRp'S, corner5th and Canal streets
kej|rfHcsS.-Mr. VIM. Rutherford, Mr.. N NJ.
Martin Mr. VIVA. Gwathmey, Mr. Boiling Haxaii,
Mr; Barton llaXali: Mr.. iohn Freeiand, Mr.. Vim.
J.. Mayo, Messrs. Wu. and Joseph CrenslIaw, MIR.
Wynd. Robertson. Mr. Edwin Robinson. Rev Mr.
Mime erode, aud Col. Geo w. Munfofd.
81 l.-dtIO
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NIRGINIA go Rnles mana in the c,lorl,s a.

Eti"f .NIt '"-IiI huIcS held IN the Clerks OF
hce OF the Circnl. Court of the City of Rich
being the 9Th day OF the month - 0O'' Wv
AGAINST IL r.--
VIM. II. Clarke ... INF, { NAeE'
Inc obect OF tins suit is TO recover of the defen-
GAM I Il XII ONE DOLLARS and SEVENTY
puted after the rate of six per centum per annuIn
from the LIST day of January 1855. till paw ment: and
afhdaNlt having been made and fled that the de
lehdant above named IS non resident of this
commonwealth, the said defendant is notified TO
appear within one month after due publication
hereof, and do what is to protect his in
terest IN this SUIT. 4 Copy-Teste:
sc 0-lawiw JAMES Elicit Cl'k
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EDUCATIONAL.

L,DuCATI0N.-Th subscriber viii OPEN n
IL MALE SCHooI. On Church Hill; Richmond.
es u ies sr dN
embracing the first Tudments of English 6eoafa-
ply English 6faninar. History, Ancient and Mod
ern; and several of the important branches Of
Mathematics. lie aesssns entering upon this en- :
te5prse for ths entirs ,esr The hours of School
making seven hours per day during the .al, and
winter months, and darinx the summer months he
gaSed in this business for fifteen or twenty years.
he hatters himself of giving entire satisfaction to
those who MA, .satronize him. The terms are a
aud 81 per quarter. payable in advance. or At he
eSpiraiioa al each quarter. as ia mas SUIT each
patron li@ disc.piine vii, be mild. set firm. uslns
every heaus IL adj ahce each pupil IN hs School in
those hSslal BRANCHES Of English. and endeayoring
70 gam The estseni aud love Of all under his care
eliza. WYATT 5. wooDwhRsiDi'' ''
NJ ISIS StsNAy Will re open her SCHOOL on
- Church I'LL tor GIRLS and SMALL. BOYS,
on MONbA !, i9th oil September.
The usual EnIiistt branches tausht: also, Gro
e'as Fa,nting, Fancy Leather work, and 0rnamen-
tfi NeedleNork. Sc l7-5t
OLD DOMINION FEMALE iNsTiTUTE,
xoxn. VA.-This school for yonng ladies'. viii open
on the LIST Of OCTOBER. 1859 and cinse the 10th of
June. lS;9 The Principal will I've assisted by the
following emnently qualified instructors: Rev.
lEo. RossER ID. D.. teacher of Moral Sclenoe !;
MI J. F. sHrAhrR, Ancient Languages and Natg-
| raj Sciences: Mr. HORACE CHASE. huslci pr.
| BrCHLER. German; +. J. FISHER, PaintinE Draw
| ma &c; M'dlle FAyARGER, French; Misses vi r.
CARTER, a. b. iAELAPLANE. in the English ne
| partment-
Payable half the Isl OF October, and the residue
February II. 1850 -
| Primary Engllsh including Vocal Music. SO 90
| Senior English. Go. do. % W
P' asnao5g rsan Guitar Or Cultivation Of the
Voice. for half hour lessons. TWO per W k. ~ %
For hour lessons one per w week ~ ~ ~ ~
PAINTING. &c from ......... 20 30 %
! Sc Oh tt' '--''"-'' AZ t."