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yAfRBASK's SCALES
ARE TIE Lk1sALlZED STANDARD.

FOR coRRgcT wsiGar.
Ilrsnt tchica uroSe from, q discrepancy If ,sicAt
saser f7e II EysrasS .Sodes IA s4se by the iditi-
81 ard oai0 Railroad Company and one ef an
aaieT Manufacture, recently tried tz the Cbart
:, 7HmoH Pleas. Baltimore The case occupied the
ih4rt fio0 days aad Jadge k0rshaH. ia dSiirey4no
, GeciSsos stated ~. result If tie eudencs that
~ Gocaracs e. fdirtGalS' Scales tods established
t.ond al question.
EXaMINB YOUR SCALES.
AN rNcoRHECT SCALE WILL KNAw THE VERY vITALs
oCT OF An APPARENTLY PROSPEROUS BUSINESS"
Test your Scales thoroughly, aud If found incor.
raci throw them aside and buy one of Fairbanks
-el@hrsted Scales the universally scknowle dsed
standard fo1 correct weight.
WuKD OF CAUTION.
n tpeT-s17pafsi reputation If these Scales has in
al ne renders Of imperfect and tcortleSs balances
1Sfr them as Fairbanks Scales ana purchasers
la. thereby. an many Instances, been subjected 10
f-iaI dSI imposition.
They can only be had IL Richmond of CLARK.
SON ANDERSON Co, No 100 Main street. who
Ar the agents, and who keep constantly on hand
PORTABLE PLATFORM SCALss
PLATFORM COUNTER SCALES
UNION, or FAMILY SCALES
GR0CEAS' SCALES
DORMANT WAREHOUSE SCALES
EVEN BALANCES
IMPh0vED LETTER BALANCES
kni deliver AT short notice
WHEAT Oh HOPPER SCALES
FLOUR PACKING SCALES
COAL DEALERS AND FARMERS SCALES
HAi AND CATTLE sCALsS
RAiLRGAD UEPUT SCALES
RAILROAD TRACK SCALES
WEIGH LOCK SCALES
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ME~ SON. OF vHs BARGAINS.
AT THE CASH sToRE OF
PEhKlNa 4 co.
No kl kaele Square
cAses "A Bleach shirtins at cents, worth 10
. I" Sgn" DO al - ~
R~t New YORK Nm do "i5
10, Bleach Sheeting "ss
j9s 90 80
Rest English and Ameri an Prints at n cents
Ia pieces Fast Cosd Lawns, at lieat?s cents
pieces spring Dc Lsiaes and Fsien,ias at l2a. cts
2, very pretty spring Nalentias At Is cents
$ io7 id Gloves. as good as Alcxander's at rs cts
The largest assortment OF rich, NEW SPRING
GOODS eity styles, they have ever offered al. new
,0d AT the lowest cash preces. NH Is-tA2s
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I259 SPRING TRADE. 1Sl0


ELLETT = DREwRY,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAkkkS
IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
No II Pearl Street, 6Schmo1d, "a.
We have the pleasure oI Offering 70 the merchants
Of Virginia, North Carolina and Tsnnsseee shs
largest and best stock Of 81
DRY GOODS
we have ever been able 70 exhibit.
Confining business principally 70 piece gco6ov
We have bestowed much ume and labor TO gee u1A
first rate stock and tee satisfied that no houle n
this country can offer b. tier selected stock a
English and American Prints
Fancy printed Lawns, Jaconets and OAmlH1oe
lies
Fancy Rareges, Delaines and vAlentiAs
Robes OF every style In Lawns, Jeoone0, OF.
| CANDIES. Bare6es, Challies end DelAtno
silks, Poplns. Check T. scoss. Mhlainas
In White Cambries, OWLS Auslins, Irish Ltlisnes
SC. We have. Of our own Importation large SOCK
which We viii sell lower than ~ have sssr oseo
In goods for esntismsns and boys' vear, ous,Aook
d very large and varied, and . chsep e vehase
ever been sble to sell them -. !. at s
We have an extra large stock Of soods ~ -
groes, such ~
Germ.n and Scotch Linen Burlaps
Rarmers' Drills; Linen Ducks
Heavy Cotton Twilis and Oottpnadoo
Plaid and striped Domestfcs
PLAID and striped oznaburgs
Dsnims, &c.
To all Of which We ask special examina.ien b.
the trade We are determined 10 meet the u1etG3
houses. kLLHTT DR1WltY.
nh Inn
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VALUABLE AUroaRAPas.-There are at present
three, and 90 far as is known only three, complete
sets of autographs of the signers Declaration
of Independence These belong TO Rev. DR.. .Sprague,
of Albany Rev DR.. Ka 81, ,of Liverpool, and South
Carolina gentleman. Tney were completed by q
curious piece of good luck. Some years since,
each of these gentlemen lacked one autograph,
which was nowhere TO be found. But 10 settling
Al estate, the South Carolina collector came across
hree receipts of bills sigued by his very individ-
ual. One he Kept for himself, and sent the other
.wo 10 DR.. Sprsgue and DIR. Rallies. DR.. Re- fiji q
has bis in q beautifully bound volume, and values
it almost as he would the famous Koh-i.noor. A
wealthy Boston merchant once introduced himself
to him in the street, and requested the privilege
fseeing this collection. He then told the doctor
that he wished to make present to his native city
md had seen nothing which so pleased him Tor
hat purpose as this set of autographs, and asked
If there was any sum which would induce him to
part with 1t. The Liverpool doctor, however, who
is wealthy-and besides considers frst~rate
autograph u luxury greater than a miser's gold
aeap-was not to be pted.-Ne~6urpor Her.
aid.
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pRY GOODS

~~--~>--~---
SPLEEDID STOCK
EW RICH DREss 0OODp,
~ nm
CASH srOnn
%
:. PERKsHs on
s.D,lL.sse ~ secons - aadisioa - en- nxrremv ~
oisr to our cussonsp ysy 9soes. a.s Ssssssss =
neosSi ELsaANT DkSss Hoobbsss Rs bbssslss' is = aa's
Bsrase Robes,
6rsnadIpe Robe.
Pine Appis Cloeh
u,., euA ana O1Unn11o n6ane
i;:s:s.s;. iS;:::s@ss:; @ sss.as'ss .;sa::.s -, a;
s:ss si:ss ss:i: ssss;is::'''' p:;s ps;:' jS::. s:;S
kich frs nch roliars and Ssts
ssa.encienes and honiton Lace do
HRasnppric. NJ Linen and PiQue Collars end eets
Mhits DO do do
Fresh ssock new style Parasols
MANTILLAs-In silk, Chansilly aad yrersA
White and Black Berage sha Oh .,A No..
L1snt O0iored Cloth and Mohair RaelSnS
large stock Of Housek eepiue 0oods
ness cotton and Linen q ,ods, 6r servsnu
and sty les. ~ ps0sSs 20sHy
W We are retailing best Cotton sAirep... sl.ee
'nss ana ,al'c0e'' at factory prizes -. .
an ,,-.,ou New Cash store ii / Assis li 49,. -
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- = ~ Wom StE00G
SPECIAL NOTICE OF ELE CANT
- DRESS GOoDS-We would invite i,cnsdisss
attention to the following elegant epring 0oods ~
Ladies. comprising large supply Of choice seyiss
Two Eleupcsd and Double Jnps silk Robes
Elegant Baysdere and Chene silk. by the yasA
Bay .dere and Col'd Ground YoulArd silks
ksS Blk ss s.1ssi psia sa1 and In ''s'
Double Ju . and rxo FlouSoss and S 9 lss
Organdte and Jaconet kobes. some very rich
orgsndies, BY the yard. In Clients and single
Briiiants. Corded Jaconets, Enslish pripts
Ginghams Tarmetines and other styles Of dl:sss
For novelties in all styles Of Fancy Goods. cali u
sap5 CHRIsT1AN LArBRoP.
DRESS GOODS = DRESS GO sD0 -
- Our assortment Of Dress Goods Il much larger
and better than It has been any time du ing the
within the last week in New 70 YORK I In a. siiK. s..
rege: organdie and Jaconet Robes, We have large
and full assortment a. alec silks. !aconst BsrrgsG.
Urgasdies. Lawns, nc. By the yard. :
We also have pretty assortment Of English Va
lentiss and other spring and Summer fabrics Oar
and ara confident of our ability % oisr indiSco
ments Z, In price as we'll as style -. I. ,u,~-..
MASONIC TABLE CIOfHB.-7hea g.
Iva tention of the Masonic Fraternity d reqaes,eod
Table Cloths. in which all the emblems Of the aiJs.
tic order are beautifully wrought.
sp2l CHILE5 4 CHEHERY
RICH NKW DRESS GOODS
IL SECOND SUPPLY
We invite attention to the following elegant stock
of Dress g ,ods. purchased by one ~ our nrn, aS
auction. &C, and will be sold ct unprecedented low
prices:
Two Flouuced q d Double Jups Elk Robes
Elegant Bay adere and h@ne siiks
Rich Organdie and Jacoret Robes
Eiexapt hobes q ruuiQue
Rich Print Bareges aui Glaze PoplinD
Crepe Marefz and Baregs " Lajues
ack ChalIie. Ia maritime and Mourning DucAls
Black SILK Maptillas
Black silk busters
Black Barege Busters.
French aud Anglisn Prints. Ginghams, BriIlisntG
and ether styles o. Dress Goods. For novelties "a
all styl les Of Dress Gods, enquire no Ia Main
street x PARKER CO.
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TRRMENDOU8 EXgITEMENT. -fher.

vIsHbN ENUUU6E 6EAUITEME MENT.-1Not
4 has been . great rush the pass wesk - y
great bargains which be wAs o9sring - kts 49,
mers. He has Just received hlB seooDd eop13y g
new goods. consiging Of 4 vsry large aasmfIl1ss -
Ruches; rspes; and everyfhina that belcnGs tp1ho
Millinery line; rich Drtss and Mantle Tstm0609
Hoop skirts; 500 embroidered Hdk6 - = ee1oi,
cheap at rs ct $50 collars, vrey Tkh, .nly 3keo9
splendid articls OF Corsen g u; eo0 psar tse4
twistsd tits o. s2x CT. worth VI; lr1sh Linetese
p,i.es; PsrAsols 81 most ans price; rich rib So
tics busters and nag AM; Back ctkE RIsl4
over Two ysr In Width; Blseh TrimDirs Lsepe ~
every wid b. and lota Of Other Goods. It = tDtne
advantage Of every. body she vtah p lces -
Oheau afora - No 4 q
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H~ LADIES' HEEL CATERS, AT $I.50 AND $2-The
Subscribers have in store large assortment of
Ladies' CATERS, with and without heels; Heel Ga-
tiers from 30 to 2 90. Also. Caters without heels
at the low price OF LIS and upwards. They are a
hrst-rste article for the price. For sale by
ap l6-6t ALEX HILL 4 Co
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PURIPIEs THE BLOOD
pURIHIEH THE BLOOD
PTRIFIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES eiCK HEADACHE
lHIIsES DYSPEPSIA
CUREs COETIyENESS
CURES BOWEL C0MPLAINTs
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOK
Slid nv all Drng gists. 10 26-6m
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How TO KEEP Cows,-George Hull, of Wes,
Springfield, Is the owner Of five very pref table
COWS Mr.. Hull buys all his cows eat, and selIe
their milk He has tried the various kinds of food
usually fed to miIch cows, and concludes India,,
meal to be the best and cheapest. Each COW re.
ceives six or eight quarts daily, according to her
size, and about ten pounds of cut hay Stalks an d
boiled roots are sometimes given, for q change
The meal is always scalded, as IL goes ach fur,
than when raw. The meal is placed in two bar.
rels, and boiling water enough poured on II te
noisten the mass. Then the barrels are filled u,
with cold water and it is ready for use. Three
paiiinis OF the mixture are given to each animal.
every night and morning, and as the mapeers are
water tight, be turns IL into the nauger upon his
cut hay. The COWS get no other drink than this,
the winter through. Boiled roots, he thinks, will
not make milk taste, and one bushel boiled, IL
worth, Tor milk, one and half bushels raw. This
be considers Eealthy and cheap food for bis
cows. The secret of making cows milk free and
holding out till near caving tine, lies mainly ip
these directions, viz: milking regular, feeding
regular, aud keeping them warm.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

~ DRESS GOODs-very fine assortment Of
Spring and fumler Dress Goods Our friena j No.
L SNITHER, No. 20 MAIN STREET has on hand =
fresh supply Of DRY GOODS. which are unsur
passed in beauty and variety by any ablshr,ent
In this city You have only to give him q cal. To
secure the grea .est bargains this market .fFo,ds
His country friends should study their interests by
buying of him. an 22-altewIt
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II CHANTILLY MANTLES.-
Just received, of our own Importation large SUP.
ply of
BLACK CHANTILLY MANTLgs,
Also. Full Shawls and Points. In very rich and
beautiful designs.
We call special attention to these goods ana alse
to q large stock of
JACONET AND BOOK COLLARS.
Which We are enabled to sell far below their real
value.
Daily receiving NEW GOODS.
ap 20-3t WATKINS A FICKLIN
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The MEN AND WOMEN OF PARAGUAY.-Everythin
relating to Paraguay is now of interest, and We
therefore give below an extract from letter re.
eeived in Washington, from an officer of the navy
The letter is dated Asuncion, Jan. 20:
l was ashore Yesterday, and csn assure yen that
this is not fine city by eny means. and falls far
below my expectations-the houses are low gene
rally of one story, with brick or clay floors and
dlfed with yermin The men wear very wide white
extends to the ankle; and the woHlen generally
wear only q chemise (if that is the name of IT'D
shich serves very we'll tor what 1t IL intended viz
free ventilation The people very polite. taking
off their hats when meeting and extending ev.
sry courtesy. Lopez bas large army. say 1900
making fine appearance Both the men and wo-
men here are remarkably good looking. and the
latter have the most beautiful eyes, hair and teeth
ever saw. Their eyes are large, intensely black
and brilliant hair very long and black, and teeth
regular and Of pearly whiteness.
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SAhEhS VI AN EDITOR R-John Milton Crane, edi.
tor OF the Bonham (rexas) Independent, was
shot and killed on the 10Th inst, by Mathews Sad.
dler who he had caned few hours before. The
N. o. Picayune says:
Crane was taken home and his wounds nro
nounced mortal. He fingered ip great agonv for
four hours. He retained bis senses to the last -
His distracted wife hung around his bed sootbino
aud comforting him in his great trial. His two
children, one an infant of only four months. and
the other some two years old, were unconscious
OF the deep tragedy passing before their ewes COO,
ing and playing about his pillow. OccasionaIly
sne snt. motner would raise them up to kiss their
dying father, who, to the very last, seemed onIy
concerned about their future welfare.
crane was native of Frankfort Kv where h
was born in May, 1924. Before he was eleven wears
OF age having heard of the revolutionary struggle
10 Texas, he ran away from home to ioin tht
IeXans, and arrived at Galveston Just after the
battieof San Jacinto. He was accidentally moi.
soned; found eick by q freBd of the family. and
taken home. He had ia the meantime lost fathe-
and mother. Of his own accord be entered a nrint,
ing ONCE and worked hard-Iearning his trade b,
DAY, and studying by night by the feeble light Of
olts OF canale that be picked up about the Office
When the Crittenden expedition to Cuba was or
gsnized, Crane was one of it's mest active friends
and canvassed several of the Southern States te
raise means for it, After the failure of the expe.
dition, he returned to the printing business, and
established paper, called the Democrat, at Boon.
vile, do In couple of years, he sold out; re
moved to Tennessee, started another paper: s9air
sold; removed TO Texas; started q paper at GoIiad
atain sold out; purchased the hotel at Iudianola
married a niece of Hon. Mr. Orr, of South Carroll,
ua, got tired OF hotel keeping; removed to Bonham
started tue Independent; and WAS daipg we'll When
bis career was sadly and bloodIy ended.
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~CHEAP GARD RDPRINTING.-The DIspA pATCH
JOB OFFICE being now supplied with TWO OF
RuG6LES FAST CARD PRINTING PRESSES, is
prepared to furnish this description ofwork cheaper
ana with greater rapidity than any other establish
ment in this city. The largest stock of CARDS In
the city can be found at this Office
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With
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BINS
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MASONIC TABLE be 6
Iva tention Of the Masonic Fraternity b reqaeeed
to entirely new aud beautiful arfi le Of bamaah
Table Cloths, in which all the emblems Of the MyS-
tic order are beautifully wrought.
sp2l CHlLEJ CHEVE6Y.
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COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
- CORNER OF FIRST AMI
FRANKLIN sTREKTsaLINnEN ROW. ~

hlCGfUON 1y A.
Tho tenth session Of this lnstitutioa win CON.
will close on the last day Of June. 1850. )
Every effort will be made to maintain the high
reputation and SELECT cHARAcTER Of the school,
The facilities here offered for acquiring nc Mod
eIn LANGUAGES are surpassed BY those Of no school
in the Union. Two French ladies, reared and odu-
Gated in Paris, reside in the family Of the Princ
pal; and il is made their especial duty to speak
French. habitually, with the young ladies boarding
The lest masters Of music are smploysd. snd
great attention il paid TO this depastmsnt.
Rh ICE It rq Bulky H. Esf' q i. u.,.r
IIs ). Y1SsAs, French Departnsst
8. PERsico. Italian. Spanish. Drsvias and
d.. BGcHLER, 0ssmas.
=. EEIBEHT, Piano and Organ. rs $50 Is
MILE q. LACY, Vocal Mudc- @ 81
81. eCHNElpER, Harp. s,E s
81 u w. REEVE, fonmanship. 8. ( .
This isFsusiqs !: vel k9 GSusoS e ne e
YsFsinis MilifsrJ insfitqtss and WilIiam and AsFy
cojIsso :. q frnls A1edsoe ord Smith, q the
tnivslsity 4 VifFi.la. g II colems4 e AsH "a!
s g Hotsssk kieInoad. ". 80 g sAs Rsi'oas
sc .|!I s 8 ss sss.s sr 8 :s <.
I'm ll Il s 4. v.
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MECHANICAL.
DATENT MICA AND


L FIBROCS CEMENT ROOFING.
This Cement consists of strong glntlnous sub
css w b FIRE sd
perfect resistance of the atmosphere in every CHI
mate 'nd we will W x1EEaRt P i
building much cooler in summer than tin or slate
Pc tried
for years IN New York city and various partsO the
a ua'sd States it the s6ssPfS b bqf en- gin
printed @ as .5 3 s .a Nth o
Gne ss stases s sns Det'6n q CO. 5as
TO THE BTSINEsS C9MMTHITX.=-:
MARKING AND STENCIL BRusHEs.-The su-
Perior advantages my new Self Supplying Brushes
as follows, viz II does never evaporate, whatever
liquid is used; fews free and uniformly as may be
be used at any time Without soling your hands, and
can be carried m ones pocket; or thrown in your
desk without risk of sons whatever it may csms
to command their attention: It can m be used with
marx hundred directions before It requires to bs
re-ilsd It has been adopted, and is now being sue
NJ coofER, t I'm ' AND Sheet. Iron Worker
mond and ,wn Of Manchester, No. iss, Cary. be-
tween 18th nd 18th streets. " ls-im
1870 SPRING TRADE! 1QEQ
GEORGE sTARRETT, Governor street, Rich
mond, Va, Manufacturer and Dealer in STOVES,
FURNACES. RANGES, FARMERS BOILERS,
I,ICORfCE BOILERS, FACTORY STOVES and
HEATERS. Bath BOILERS and Bath TUBS, Iron
SINKS; PuMPS, HSpRS,As,TELiCo RAMS, Lead and
WORK generally.
Merchants, Builders and Housekeepers-aIso. Su-
perintendents of Public Buildings. Churches, Fac
tories, and all others purchasing articles, or requr-
ing work in our line, respectfully invited to
exam Re same. We have always on hand Z
largo ASSORTMENT from which to select, embracing
many articles not usually to be fsund-all Of which
sold ut uniform prices, thus ahOrding the least
experienced equality with the best judges Of our
work.
R Repairing pieces for all our leading articles
NH A-tf GEORGE STARRETT.
CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
VI SHOVELS, T0NGS and POKERS.-I have for
sale elegant assortment Of all kinds Of CRATES,
including every style of FENDERS, SUMNER
tones and POKERS. Seven different sizes OF
coal SCUTTLES, Cinder SH0vEI.S, Fire SHO-
VELS; handsome STANDS for Shoyels and Pokers;
Blower STANDS; Brass and Iron FOOTMANS; IRE
BRICK; FIRE SLABS and JAMS; sets OF SOAP
STONE for setting up Crates; Tavern and Church
BELLS, of sweet tone. Builders, Housekeepers
and others in want of any of the above articles,
can be supplied at the lowest Northern prices /
am manufacturing all kinds of Brass and Iron
Work of the shove description At my BEiL !, a 4,
Sth and 9th streets, west side, Richmond, Vs.,
K-d1v 4. ID. DENOON.
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DlCHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
REV. M. D. HOGE, D. D.,l pr,ro;n.,.

A.. NJ. ~ a..
under the control of the above mentioned gentle
men. will be opened in the city Of Richmond on the
DR.. Hoe will reside in the Seminary building,
and have Presidential supervision of every thing
connected with the Institution; and while his other
engagements will not permit him to devote mnch
time to the business of actual instruction, he will
be present, day by day at the lectures and recita
TONS; will personally acquaint himself with the
standing and proficiency of the pupils, and do all in
his power to promote their intellectual and spirit
MI bupuI will devote hi. whole time to the di-
his care Those of them who are boarders viii be
treated as members of his own family, and every
m be r
assumed with due appreciation of its responsible
An ample and competent corps of assistants viii
be employed in every department. The best mast
ers Of French, German, Italian, Music, Drawing
taken to have pupils in the French aHgmase taught,
not only to read and write t correctly but to speak
lady will reside with the family.
A good apparatus will be employed to illustrate
tho Truths of Physical Science, and impress them
A frequent cause of the indifferent proficiency in
Music is the want Of time, and inducement to
Professor TO obviate this evil Teacher Of Music
will be member of the household, and viii per-
sonally superintend the pupils during the hours al
The Course Of Study will comprise all that i. e.-
Ca Il.
branches Of Municipalities, Mental and Moral Eoi-
ence, and Ancient Languages.
Written Examinations conducted in prlvatel
will be held at convenient intervals, and always 1t
the close of the sessions and ct the completion Of
the whole course of studies, Diplomas will b pro-
sented to the young ladies who have crcditably
passed all the examinations.
Board for nine months ......---....... $4,000
w aShlnE ard Lights. zo.OO
Tuition in Primary Department. ......-.. 5000
Tuition in Ordinary English Rranches..-.. 1000
Tuition in Advanced English Branches..... $500
Modern and Ancient Ianguages-each..... 1000
Musie-Voeal and instrumental (Piano and
Gnitarl, one lesson for one hour per
Use Of Instrume mt Observation-Disclosures. l0.0O
One half payable on the LIST day Of October, 1859,
and tho remainder the 18th of February, 1854; =
insisted upon.
Deduction win be made for these charges. in cases
of protrActed sickness.
Money should also be deposited to meet the con-
ungent expenses Of 4 hOar0of.
hBoprdsF. will always secompsny the PRINCIPAL to
othe5wise directed BY the parent or guardian. in
which case all proper facilities will be afforded, to
enable them 70 attend the churches preferred
Dr. hoGK viii take pleasure in answering any let
tore Of inquiry with regard to the School.
AL business letters should be addresged IN
10 x-3m A. ". DUPUY. Richmond Va ,
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BY 1. 4 G.. b. Davenport, Auct's.

GE0CERl les, &C.. AT AUCTION.-On
THURSDAY, 18th inst, we will sell, at 10 o elk.
viz: -
800 bags COFFEE.
800 boxes SOAP and CANDLES. '-s''
% hhds. boiled SYRUP.
90 bbis. New York Extra SYRUP.
2U packages Manufactured TOBACCO
100 bbls. Tanners OIL.
go bbls. Recti6ed WHISKEY, best brands
Boyle MAGNOLIA and Kentucky Home,
100 bbls. N. E. RUM.
Black and Green TEAS.
WRAPPING PAPER, &c, &C.
TERMs.-Under Sl00, cash; 500 and over four
aus /. 4 6. B. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
pURE IMPORTED BRANDIES AND
! WINES, AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY,
August 18th, we will SELL at 10 O'clock ar our auc-
ton store, pure as imported, under Custom House
g pipes French BRANDY.
Loui So re Of the As.an sss
.'MartelIon'' brands w. anu
10 ,4-casks Sherry WINE.
20 y casks do. do.
30 A-casks Port do, of the a. Bondy, -
st Vincent" and Raymond" brands.
10 A-casks Madeira WINE.
20 z-casks do. do.
loo baskets Champagne WINE.
r." .Ledvie." and st Julian, brands. "
-TERMs.-Under 500 cash; 500 and over, 4 mos
au i. < 6. B. DAVENPORT, Aucts.