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JEFFERSON CLASSICAL
j AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF w. J. 6. WILL
on Mann, betlrssn l9th and 2Oth streets.

On Main, beticeea 18Th and Goth streets.
The exercises of this School, which has been so
successfully conducted and warmly patronized
during the last term, will begin on the 5TH OF
SEPTEMBER. The Principal, in view of promo
ting more rapid progress In the children 8 educa
ton entrusted to his care, has engaged several
Assistants, gentlemen distinguished for their at
tainments and skill in the art OF teaching. He will
likewise open PREPARATORY DEPART
MENT, whereby parents will be enabled to send
their younger children in company with and under
direction of, their elder brothers. The ail-impor
tant point in the education of youth is to lay good
foundation. Therefore, the Principal hopes to meet
the warm appreciation OF has many kind friends and
patrons in the newly -orsanized arrangements of
his School, as he has spared no trouble or expense
to attain that end. The Principal furthermore,
anxious that the pupils entrusted to his care should
acquire physical as well as mental development
will have Gymnasium erected which will be COM
plete in all its arrangements, and ready for the
commencement Of the scholastic year.
TEAMS:
Classical and Commercial Course $1,000 x
intermediate Elementary Cours ...,,. 100 :
For Modern Langnages. each $50
For Music, Vocal and Instrumental. refer to the
Principal. as no liked price has been determined
M. B.-Parents desirous of securing seat for
their children will please apply early, as the Prin
cipal has determined to receive but limited num-
Der of scholars.
]. Dove, NJ. D.; ]. c. Watson, M. b.; L. Latter
Esq; ]. II. Dreamer. Esq; w. H. Richardson Esq |:
Jas, M. Talbot, ESD; o: P. Baldwin, Esq; E. A.
]. Clopton, Esq; w. Taylor, Esq; Geo. Harwood.
ESQ; Wilson Williams. Esq. Edmund Wilson. and
others. au 24-t7thSt
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Oeaths 81 Children.

The New York Expysss says that during the
ye1k ending August aoth, there died in Thu
city Of New York 7lo persons, Of whom l97,
mora than two-thisds OF the whole number,
wsre cntldren nndsr ave years Of age. Durine
he socceeding week there were Gaa deaths. o
wnien ~ stll larGsT proportion, were thos.
9 sstiosen. The ExySsss says that ssswii.
pSrsioa of this terrible mortality among lie
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frichds To- vi1hdra0 c4isyick ifam the 1fkef,and
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He thcssfoFs oeers - - .n:sg sc,ss hs asvss
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" .HTSWItsR e mnnsnaliy healthy. The well VA
ss Is o s BE vlsas
The next sessnn vii commence Mcnday, Oct 3,
tom nSS s Il chi 5ss =; ''' a0" A
wash,nr sias. per month"; pay able hsli in advance.
prs. h. J. puvaI and s. Coates Of Hsnrico, and Rev.
J. b. TayIor and W Goddin, Esq. Richmond.
se Sins GEO. g. ExALL, A. NJ. .
EvINCTONT.1W sCIIOOI..-The eleventh
Il ss..;.n - g -, II 81 school,. will commence
on MONnAY the I'll day Of November next. Cir
eulars viii be sent TO- gentlemen desiring informa
m usn.a a. x s'0 Ply nHN W lrKENBROUGH.
pI LExrxs row, va, August is, 1859 Sc Sim
THE EIGHTH SESSION of Miss JESSIE
Vii, GoRpoMs sGhoH .t = iod Iss9 Terms ;
q neIs.oD ). :, :. SON .o = ~ IN
sumo the duties Of her SC HooL On MONDAY,
Brockenbrough. on Clay street, between I'd ar and
IaNGITSH CT-aSST AZ AND MATTE.
IL MATfraI' scH9nf, 4: also. ! q IL B l. for
SM All Rows an street between Main and
frankln, commencing lyth ceptemoor' Apply W
SO s-lw s. T. PENDLEToN, Principal
MRS. SLAUGHTER WILL REOPEN
wi HER SCHOOL at her residence, corner of
Franklin and 10Th streets, on MONDAY, 5th Sep
een-oel, 1915. : =
MRS WELLiNNnGTON will Ts.open he her
and To- Goth lsS'''A''' % Di0 Sc ST
M BRoAR ANp MAYO on e ss
in October @ ana oss G hav ses bee
en 10 to- teach thnroa English course and
French, Draxipg and Music ne,ioation sept
TERMS mace known On app,,0~ mn,SC .ND
MISS A. Nj. SMITHS nUAnD1NGn HIS Tts =
The 1a Rhs SESSION Of this sshoo viii on
E the he Vefy Of Complete education Il
rs hh this sbonI has heretofore received, will be
cnntln,ed Location made known in few days.
TEACHERS.
Mics A. NJ. SMITH, Englsh Branches.
Miss IiZZIE II. SMITH. English Branches,
Ms EIIEN C. STAICOS, Instrumental Mu
s,c i'S'
prof F EMTON, French.
Rev. CHARLES II. REAL VIII cohuuo' 0''''
ClSss. ,pruIrR MITCHELL. Moral Philoso
ply .cpp SMITH M will deiver coca.
Az nn H. 4 q tnr,i rs Sc;ences with eS
perlments' -p,rs.
,o,hs ~ som IN
EoaIn iof niHe in9 h, ~ SS IN
Hsilinf a nrdinarx EneIish branches 70 co
n .i t! ~ sulnrnsd IT, I3sb Rranohes Al ~
Language s, Ancient and Modern, each. 200
Music ON Piano. ..................... 60 90
Use of instrument -. 10 20
Vocal Music taush daily without extra charge.
One half payable LIST OF October, 1852 the remain
der Februar, 18th. 1850.
REFERENCES:
Rev; Chas' Il. Read, ID. D., Rev. Arthur Mitch
ell; Chas. Is. Williams. ESD, Secretary Virginia
State Agricultural Society; Lewis Webb. Esq,
Capt; =. Dlmmock, b. w. Knowles Esq. Samuel
NJ, I
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Vice President Breckenridge has written q
letter, declining to be considered candidate
for the Presidency, preferring to be elected to
the Senate, as he expects to be, from Kentucky
The gamblers who were driven'out of Napo-
leon, Arkansas, by mob, have been Obliged 10
vacate other Western towns, where they ned
for refuge.
The suspension of building in London for
one month will occasion loss OF t330.0Uo TO
the public-the average earning by the men
being IS. Cd. per day.
The wife of a laboring man in Newark, N.
J.. was delivered Thursday night of three sons
at one birth, averaging in weight more than
five pounds each.
BIB. Evans, of ST. Louis was, fined $40 and
costs, on Tuesday, for touching the hem OF a
lady garment.
Mr.. Priddy, proprietor of the hotel at Keys
Vile, Charlotte county, Va, lost four negroes,
by stumpeding, last week.
The Edenton IN. CO. Express hoists the name
of Kenneth Rayner for President, and EDWARD
Everett for Vice President.
Mai. David Ii. Greer, Secretary of State of
Arkansas, died on Tuesday last, near Nash
vile. Tenn.
Mrs. Robert Spallman committed suicide on
the 3Uth ult., Augusta, at Ga by taking strych-
nine.
Mrs. Julia Gardelle. a ell-known traveller
and native of Philadelphia, died in Beyrout,
Syria, last month.
Dr. Hawks has declined the Professorship of
History, recently rendered him by the Trus-
tees of the University of North Carolina
DEAD.-James Stratton, an aged gentleman,
residing near Seven Islands, Fluvanna, died
last week, after protracted illness.
The first shipment of flour ever made from
Essex county, Va, was sent last week to Bal
more.
The Americans of New Jersey have nomina.
ted for Governor Hon. Peter J. Clark.
Madame Anna Bishop has arrived in New
York.
Ex-President Pierce has declined public
at Concord, N. H.
Hon. John J. Crittenden, of KY, was in ST.
Paul Minnesota on the 9th ult.
Charles Dickens is said to have given up his
proposed visit to the United States.
Rev w. Fayette Davidson, formerly of Phil
adelphia has accepted call to Suffolk, Va.
Over $500 have been subscribed to build a
church at Milford, Caroline county, Va.
Tennyson received $500 for his. poem, "The
Grandmother's Apology
Among the Americans in Paris, Aug. 18th,
was Horace L. Kent, of Richmond.
Mr. Seward was in Rome the 18th of August
and enjoying excellent health.
Piccolomini, goes to Russia, this winter, at a
large figure.
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p'"''' wy w. j. MORRISETT, Principal,
au4-2m Blue Sulphur Springs p. O., Va.
"a. For further particulars, see circulars.
LARKIN WILLIS,
JNO. NJ. WINFREE.
CHURCH HILL, Richmond, June 2lst, 1859.

ENGLISH AND classical SCHOOL,
T. MAYO STREET.-THE SIXTEENTH SEs-
SION of my School will commence on MONDAY,
the 26th September next, in the basement of the
Universast Church
Mr.. JOHN II. BEAI.E, a graduate of William
and Mary College, and well recommended a
teacher, will aid me in the Classical and Mathe-
NAUTICAL course and the English branches
Mons. C. BOULANGE, a faithful and laborious
teacher will instruct in French.
Mr.. JOHN 4. CALYO will give instruction in
Drawing, and Mr.. JOHN w. REEVE in Book
Keeping and Penmanship.
Terms &c.. as heretofore.
For any further information, apply to me, after
the Sth September, at the Richmond House, ad-
dress me. through the Post Office.
au 22-d6w* C.. p. BURRUSS.
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I reopen her SCHOOL, IN the SUNDAY School
Room, connected with the Sycamore Church. on
Eleventh. between Broad and Marshall streets, on
MONDAY, September 18Th, 1859. -pS'
TERMs:-4so per session Of nine months
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Z5-3m NICHfHUIu, ' a.
ID lCHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
u On Grace, 6stgeen Third and Fourth SIS
REV. M. D. HoGE, D. d. Primo

A. M. DUPUY, A. NJ, f"n''p".'
under the control Of the above mentioned gentle.
men, will be opened n the city oil Richmond on shs
DR.. HoeE will have Presidential supervisiono Of
everything conrected with the institutions and
to devote much time to the business of actual in
sfruction he Will be present. day BY day. at the zee
Himself With The sanass aRa
pupils, and do all in his power to promote their in
and sR aspa,d to the
rect instruction Of the young ladies committed 20
his care. Those of them who are boarders viii he
treated rs members OF his own family, and every
provision will be made for their personal comfort
in health and In sickness. This parental charges
An ample and competent corps of assistants viii
ers of French, German, Italian, Music, Drawns
and Painting. will be secured. Great pains will be
not only read aud write It correctly but to speas
it with fscility To secure tins advantage, French
A good apparatus will be employed TO illustrate
the Truths OF Physical Science, and impress then
A frequent cause of the indifferent proficiency in
Music ls the want Of time, and indacement 70
Professor. TO obviate this evil. Teacher Of Music
sonaly superntend the pupils during the hours al
The Course OF Study win comprise all that Is es-
sential to a complete and pehshed education, from
branches OF Mathematics, Mental and Morsi SGT
ence, and Ancient Languages.
win be held at convenient intervals, and aiwaysa
the close OF the session; and q the completion o.
scnted % the young ladies' who have crsdtshiy
passed all the examinations.
Board for nine months - .ssao
Washing and Lights. .-.-......---- $50
Tuition in PRIMARY Department S@
Tuition in Advanced English Brsnches..... SOC
Modern and Ancient Lansua.ss- ash ~"
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MIR. LEFERyRE's SCHOOL,

Nl GRACE STREET, BET w ZEN FIRST AND
FoUsHEE, RICHMOND. vA.1The, next session
and terminates on the last day OF june 1850.
s Our long experience in teachins, and the very
liberal patronage have received Tor SO many
years have both enabled and ENCOURAGED us to
course of Literature, comprising English,
French. German, Italian and Spanish classics, 1.-THE
four last through the medium OF the French.t has
been successfully tried during the last session. and
will be continued and enlarged in the next.
We have engaged MIR. Ed C. Howard to take
charge of the English part of this course, well
a. the Rhetoric, Bellies Lettres and First Reading
classes of our Institution. Mr. II. is a gentleman
of the highest qualifications, and we feel confident
that his services will be duly appreciated. We
would earnestly recommend our Literature class
to graduating pupils.
ly add to the convenience rs well as to the comfort
of the young ladies boarding IN our family. Two
young ladies' only will occupy one room, exeep, IN
cases when three would desire to occupy the same
HUBERT p. LEFEBvRE, A. NJ, Princpai--Nat-
ural Philosophy, Literature, Moral and Msntai
PhhiIos 81 B FFspIihs R. Vice pr,ne0,
Astronomy, Mathematics, Chemistry. History,
EDWARD WARD c. HowARD-Literature Rhetoric,
NB geas hsEtsrssJk, SSSEaTaTfEnr,h Branches.
MISS MARY c. GORDON-Engiish Branches.
MISS ELIZA BARTLETT-Engiish Branches.
MADAME l.. v. BLANCHETT-Frenoh Govsrn
sESaoSRf CARLOS cARDoRvEz MERA-spanl.A
MADAME MARIE EsTVAN-Vocal Music.
SIG'RA ANTONIETTA ERBA-Vocal Music.
SIG,RA MARIETTA ERBA-Piano.
WILLIAM F. 6RABAU-Piano, Organ, Sacred
c. W. THILow-Prano.
HEINRICH SCHNEIDER-Harp.
n tfur
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rs RICHMOND THEATRE!
Triumphant inauguration
of the NEW SEASON.
ENTIRE SUCCESS
of the TALENTED COMPANY,
who will appear to- light in the elegant Drama of
the
MARBLE HEART
MARBLE HEARTY AND
MARBLE HEARTY
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PRIMARY HOOL MRS, JULIA e..
1 JOHNSTON will open School for small Bows
and t5isls, ~ her house, ON Third street. between
rfankln and Grace streets, on MONDAY, 18th
Mas ANDERSON Will re-cpen her e,
- the l6THSEPTEMBER,in the house On lsyane
street. between 9Th and sth streets, next above Dr.
church, to which large yard is attached. WheYe
ncr pupils may recreate and enjoT themselves dur
ing their recess. All U-fisthSSc
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ntCMU0uD 1wMAIB nl10T1TuTE~-
g 1ss ..is 49, -, ~ a s'si' 0'ies'r =. =,
M: Ss:1:s n ss: 4: :s. b,
ton, ssss tnycrtast change will b msds, 81 IL
81 s sss a.! i.:s e. Y. :s
ssssisd sas. vlIl sysr s. LsDs Il visv. 'sA'
f1s 800 ss1sss kisx fAaa slould fsrn ~ =
r. .sSsd ssssasen , sdssss e s, ,.... ],
Scisi q branch e which L nay - ds:sss aSss
q Zach E, vSssssss . ssSs
sccHARLEs Il. wIN sssdqs5Ss 4 NJ 1 r.,v o. :. !,
frssident and Prof. Of Moral Science snd EasisII
Esv: 1. BURROWS, D. D.. Evidence. Of
oJ jane LEIGH JONES. A. M, tU.iv. AZ ".
Mathemetics and Languages. ..o' val
81. k LEWIS; a. D, Natural Sciences.
Mis- NARY aaiSSi [. LEFfwIcH. Drawing Paint,
s sSs q "a 6; MERA: Spanish and Iali.n
Will continue 70 teach the English Branches n ~
Coiiegiatc, and Miss jazz 3. SIAgAxD, Mrs. AsS
B. sna mss hA sn e.
'fhs President viii hear the recitations Of all u.
classes at regular intervals giving special attsn-
ton to the Primary pupils.
TERMS:
(Per session OF nine months, half payable in Sd
vance, October I, l869-remainder, February IA,
English Tuition in Preparatory Department. go %
French in Preparatory Department 10 90
English Tuition in Collegiate Department. 80 81
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. -. % %
Music on Piano, with Vocal Music. 50 60
Music on 1utaf 10 20
Use OF Instrument. .......c...........-... 500
Vocal Music alone, taken by al, in classes,j 2os
Drawing, Needlework, or Grecian Painting. 20 %
vi Palntfng. ,.........-.."...... 50 %
Board, including everything except washing. LOO 90
Mintsfsrs' darshfe,s viii be received al redus0
ton of one fourth, on all the above charges.
ma Ne extra charges. Pupils provide Books and
Stationery at their own expense. In case of pro-
traeted sickness, deduction will be made for Ab-
sence.
It will be noticed that the price Of Board has besa
yeducsd from 500 to $3.50. No change il contem-
plated IN its quality. With our ample sccommo-
datons, it was thought the reduction could be az
forded, and that it ought. therefore, to be made.
Boarders are regarded as members OF the Pres-
dents family. Money to meet their incidental ex-
penses should be deposited with him, and all let
tiers for them sent to his care.
Pupils should be present, if possible, on the krs
day Of the session. -.
For Catalogues, Circulars, or further informa-
ton, address CHAS: n. WINSTON,
President Richmond Female Institute,
iy Z3-2xm Richmond. Va,
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Sz5'5s
rfSAcA pre- md s. scAo6 In this NJ Of ~
49,, wer<X not that TIA Cherb6Usg -
bSDufcomple( y fortiaed I'D the whole Frete
cot placed Is situasfon TO resist invasisl
sfhis same~pfess n loud N tn cofidemnation 81
the Belgian government for placing Antwerp 70
i atsstt of defence Now, Antwerp Il place Of
somuch importance 70 Belsiurn, thatths policy
OF making 1t a. strong "a possible, must Be OBJ
yious 70 all the world. Al ~ cannot be pre-
sumed that Belgium designs 70 invade France
from Antwerp, and as France fears no invasion
from Engiand--unless France had designs
upun Beleium-we cannot see why there
should be such an outcry about 90 simple a
matter. That Antwerp Is place Of great i'm
portancs to France, we have the testimony Of
NAPOLEON l., authority sufficient 70 determine
his successor TO any given course of action
NAPOLEON l. attributed the loss Of his crown
10 Antwerp He considered it Of SO much i'm
portance to France that he broke off the con-
ferences at Chatillon rather than surrender IT..
This fact sufficiently explains the bitter feel
ing OF the French press towards the Belgian
government for taking much pains to rem
der it impregnable NAPOLEON /. thought it
indispensable to secure France in the possess
sion of the whole country to the Rhine, and
! he thought such possession indispensable to
the security of France. NAPOLEON III. doubt
less thinks so too. &
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TO SCHOOLMASTERS Proposals will be
RECEIVED from now until the 18th inst. for suit
able Teachers, to take charge OF the q H L
@l o fo aub abd
the LIST of October. three nights per week, and
three hours each night The proposals must state
the charges per one hundred scholars and upwards.
All comr9un ications must be addressed to the IN
lie who will give Wy hat
Sc 2-dtl5th Chm Com. N. school. Y. MI.
THE EXERCISES OF MRS. 5. REEDS
L SCHOOL Will be resumed at her residence,
DAY in October, for a, session of nine months
The usual branches OF an English course, with
FSehneh, L at ana aaSSs Us vii be tansht
to assume the duties. Terms made known ap-
plication. Sc 1-dtSS&swtlO
old DOMINION FEMALE INSTITUTE,
MoSb sehea for aND k open
on the LIST of OCTOBER, 1889 and close the 3oth of
@ nine T be ssss by sS
LEO. RossER, D. D.. teacher of Moral Science;
MI. J. E. SHuMsTE, Ancient Languages and Natu
BucHL Err, German; F. J. FISHER. Painting, Draw
ing, &c; NJ die FAvAReER. French Misses Nj. E.
partnent
p.v.h,s hall, TERMS ts FOR Or TIE fna, SESSION,
fayaDe hall on the l,t OF and the residue
Primary lsh, including Vocal Music 5000
s letsGmf En- sb En.sh d do d do sSSS
Piano, orsan Guitar, or Cultivation Of the - -
For hour lessons, one per week ,.... 90 90 "
Do. do. two per week <. - 20 GO
Painting, &C., FROM. 10 90 to 5 % o,
Use OF Piano. ..... ....---... iooo
81 Ssss sgps 10 f. e. .f fdRo0
= At the Institute. Richmond, Va.
Jas r. Duncan Rev. VIM H WheeiwrigRt Rev
". ". Bennett, DR.. Thos. Pollard, Robert, Ridg
ESQ. Richmond. auN-2w
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ID III. l.. TIGHE,S

The SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION of this
School opens on MONDAY, the 26th of September
next, with every advantage for the education Of
youth. both in the Primary and Higher English
Branches, Ancient and Modern Languages, Mathe-
MATES, Drawing. and all other departments of
English Latin and French, will be formed. Those
will be received who are prepared to enter classes
already formed. The number of pupils is limited.
For further PARTICULARS apply TO the undersigned,
at his residence, after the 18th of September.
K. III. l.. TIGHE, A. M, Principal,
an l3--d2m Franklin st alsnve
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IAN TON AGA ID f M Y

IL INSTRUCTORS:
JOHN B. CARY, A. NJ, Principal, Ancient Lam
guages and Mathematics.
FLEMING JAMES, ,JR., A. NJ, (University of
virginia.) Ancient Languages, Spanish and
wILLIAM E. cUTsHAw, ". NJ. ID Mathema
tics Tactics. and ENGLISH.
EDWARD HARD1K, Graduate Weimar College,
Germany, instructor of Music, FRENCH, and
Mss L. A. CLEVELAND, Female Department.
The exercises of this school begin on the first
MONDAY in October, and continue ten mentts.-
Board fIig hts extrs) and tuition in Ancient Lam
guages Mathematics, &C., $40 per session. Me-
dern Languas each, $40, and Music, $50, extra.
For catalogue, or further information address the
Principal, Hampton, Va au Adm
C1RE ID RICK'S ALL l. m A l.
+ SCHOOL.--The second Session of this School.
which is located within half a mile of Frederck's
Hall Depot, Virginia Central Railroad. will com
mence on the LIST of next September, and close or
the LIST of July following.
TERMS SESSION OF TEN MONTHS.
Board and Tuition In all the English Branches Tor
Music on the Piano, with use of Instrument IS 90
Drawing and Painting, each. ............ 10 OO
India Ink and CrayOn, each. ............. 500
EfuDIoiueIy oW
An accomplished and experienced Teacher will
have charge of this School.
My address is "Frederick's Hall, Louisa county
Virginia" lily l8-2ml NATH'L w. HARRIS.
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RATIFICATION OF THE NICARAGUA TREA-
TY.-Ofiicial information has been received at
the Department of State that the treaty, which
has Leen some time pending between the Unit
ed States and Nicaragua, has been ratified by
the latter power. after the omission Of the OBJ
noxious clause objected to by this Govern
mentr
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BEAUMONT FEMALE SCHOOL. - TIL,
- third annual sesslon Of this School will besir

18th Of UNE, 1860. Beaumont Is three miles north
OF nordonsgiile, IN q healthy rexion Of country
churches- Miss PAGAuD. an accomplished Virxiu-
~ iaay, whose competency and practical fitness
associated with me in conducting this school. The
eensse OF study EMBRACES the usual EnEsh branch
tar and Vocal Music, Painting, Drawinx, Mono-
ehromatic, Wax; Leather, and Worsfed Work and
Embroidery. Tho charges for ten months vary
FOR Circulars, giving pagsieglers, sd4Essg :
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- DR.. CRENSHAW'S OFFICE Is
aS>1-s removed to Main street, opposite the
American Hotel Sc 5-lw*
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THE FOURTH SESSION OF MRS BEN.
L NETT'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS will CONNIE nee
on MONDAY. the Sd October, at her schooi-room
on 9th, between Grace and r rankin streets.
All pupils entrusted to her will be thorough
ly instructed and prepared tc enter advanced class
es in the male schools.
TERMS. PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Under 10 years of age SIS 90
Over 10 years of age. .-... 80 90
Latin or French. ............ 10 %
90
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GREENLEAF FEE MALE INSTITUTE,
VI On BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, l06 Pierrepont
street, corner of Clinton
ALFRED GREENLEAF, A. NJ, {p~;,.
EDWARD E. BRADBURY, A. NJ. PRINCIPALS.

Thls hrst class InstItutIOn VIII re open SEP
TEN Der 18th with rare facilities for the thoroug
and accomplished education of young ladies'.
For circulars, etc, apply personally or BY letter
as above, Brooklyn, N. Y. au 2E3ws
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-05

SELECT ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
~ SCHOOL. BETWEEN 25th AND 18th SITS
The Eighth Session of this School will commence
on ne 5th of SEPPEMBER, 1859, and terminals
On the 9Th OF JULY 1860. The nndersigned pledges
himself TO spare no labor or pains to promote the
Improvement and best interest of those intrusted
TO ms care; to their moral no less than To their in
firing assiduty. - -
TKRMs-For the session of ten months, $50. $40
and &50 according to the grade of studies pursued
proportions; but none received for less than fye
months, and no deduction made except in case OF
prOtracted illness. ~ "
au SLIT r. APPRAISER p,;nc;n.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-05

LARGE SALE OF NEGRoEs.-A sale of fifty
one negroes, owned by A. F. and VIM. Donal-
ly, took place at Charleston, Va, on Wednes-
day last. The sale aggregated S2s, $50, being
an average of $566.30 each.