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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-09-23

| IbWUcTs, BeW NOrus, B0r9
! Bagging, Bells Bottles
| Birthstone in boxes or kegs
| Binders Boards Buraps Berries
| Cotton Waste
Chain. Cotton, Wooden and IIcmpen
| Candles, Cocoa, Chocolate
| Coffee, ground, in boxes or barrels
| Capstans. Cassia, in bags or boxes
| China Ware, in casks, Currants. dried
| Cutlery, Chain, Chair Stuff, in rough
copper plates sheets, bolts pigs, wire, nails rods
| Copper bottoms
| Cheese, in boxes or casks
| Clover and Grass Seed
| Crockcry in boxes and barrels
| Congress and Bedford Water, in boxes or barrels
| Dye Woods, in boxes barrels
| Domestic Sheeting, Shifting, Ticking and Denims
| in original bales
Duck, Drugs in casks
| Deer Skins pressed
| Flax Seed, Flax boxed
Forks Hay and Manure
| Ginger, Glue, Gum Copal
| Groceries, assorted mot otherwise specifctD
| Grass and Clover Seed
Hides, dry, in bales
| Honey, Hoes, Hops
| Herring. in boxes
| Hemp
Iron hoop and sheet
| Leather, in rolls or boxes
Third
Anvils Axes
| Ale and Beer, in wood, Beef, in barrels
Bacon, well packed in boxes or casks
Bara, Bones, Boiler Flues
| Black Lead in barrels
Bark and Cob Mills
| Carriage Springs. Boxes and Axles
| Cider, in barrels or hogslcads
! Crockcry, in crates and hogshcads
| Coffee and Chickory
| Copper. in boxes and casks
| Cruclbles. Chains, loose
| Dye Woods in stick
| EPSON Salts, in barrels
Gun Shelac in original packages
| .Ees- Hardware
| lIOois and Horns
| Hides green. Hcrrings, in kegs
| Hooks and Hinges
Iron Safes, Iron Railing
| Iron Shutters
| Iron Facings
| Fourth
Anchors, Alum, in barrels and hogshcads
| Birthstone, in barrels and hogslcads
Bleachng Salts, Burr Blocks
Barley, Barytcs
| Cotton, in bales
| Goldfish. in tierces and boxes
| Car Wheels and Axles, Clements Chalk, Clay Gable
Chain, in casks, Cocoa Oil
| Earth. Paints, Earthen and Stone Ware in crates
| and hogsheads
| Fish, sailed. Fence Wire
Figs, in casks and boxes
| Flour in barrels and sacks
| Gas Pipe
Guano
Horse Shoes, in packages
| Iron, bar, band, pig, boiler and railroad
Iron, nuts and rivcts, Iron Castings, heavy
Locomotive Tire
! Land Plaster
| .Tds- This Tariff to take effect on the LIST day a
| Il. W. COLI
| b. AYRES.
| W I nngs
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GROCERIES,,

Sept 2, ls59-tf-57l
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i'o'o Przes. Amounting to 81 1915
Whole Tickets 900; ualyes xln. nnnrters a.
The following ;
Splendid schcraae
VIII he drawn by WOOD, EDDY a Co. Alaunprrs of IN,
Sparta Academy Lottery,
Each saturday in October,
AIflIrsrA
IN the Plan of Single Numbers (!
600 ricI,.t.t

Weary One Price TO Eeery Nine 77chetsl
l Grand Prize of $50 OOO
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L0UD0N ACADEMIC INSTITUTE,

Aug. 10-6m*-5G9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29
MEDICINES, &c.
DR, n0orLANDs GERMAN BITTERs

~ y =
DIR. HOOFLANDS BALSAMIC CORDIAL
The graf standard medicines Of The present age,
adts acquired Their great popularity only through
wears Of trial Uab0Uaded satisfaction IS rendered
by them In all eases, aud the people hare pr oKnced
them UoTthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN-
DICE, DEBILITY OF THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM DISEASES OF
THE KIDNEYS,
and all diseases arising from disordered ltcsy o,
s2ssds!g and permanently cured BY the GERMAN
BlTTERS.
TIE BALsAlfTC CORDIAL has acquired a repr
tottoa SURPRISING that Of any similar preparation
sxtaat. II toiH cure, WITHOUT FAIL, the most SO.
eere and Tong standing
COUGH, COLD, OR HOARSENESS, BRON.
CHI1'IS, INFL UENZA, GROUP, PNEU-
MONA, fNCIPIENTCONSU 1TPTION,
and haS Performed the most asEonshiAg cures svey
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION!
A Jep doses tctA also at once cheek and rare the
most severe DIARRHEA proceeding from Cold IN
THE BOWELS.
7Hsss medicines are prepared BY DR.. C. NJ JACK
SON Co., No. 4l5 Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa.
and are sold ty drRggistS and dealers medicines
ereyyWhs.e, al IS cents bottle. The SIGNATURE of
G. Nj. JACKSON tctA BE- on the outside acrapper Of
each tettie.
In tas Almanac published annually BY the pro-
prtstoYs called EvERyBoDY's ALMANAC, you tUtH
md testimony and e0mnieaddfory notices from all
parts Of tbs country. Ihsss AinaaRacS are gfcsa
d,cay BY all our agents.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Agents,
Je n-d&cwly Richmond Va.
GPALDING,N
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INLAND AND SEABOARD AS MEDIclNEs-Df
Hall in his Medical Journal, says; There Is
something in the salt air of the sea which has
a renoyating and life-giving power to all
whose brains have been overtaxed, and to many
whose nervous systems have been impaired by
sntense excitements, whether arising from
business auxieties or domestic calamlties.-
There is also moral effect for good In the roar
of the ocean, and in the sense OF yastness
which comes over the mind as the eye gazes
upon il, bottomless, and without shore be-
yond. thus causing heart troubles TO be swept
away in their insigniticance. To persons
whose lungs are impaired, or whose throats
are in diseased condition, the air of the sea
shore is always poisonous, sometimes deadly.
To merchants. clerks, lawyers-to all who fol-
low sedentary occupations, who are kept With
in four walls for a large portion of every
twenty -four hours-no better advice can he
given than to go off among the mountains
climb TO their tops; descend into their valleys;
penetrate their recesses; on foot, on horse, in
every conceivable mode of locomotion and
they should consider every hour OF daylight
lost which does not find them in III terested
motion in the open air."
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REV. s.. .. HQGE, P. D,{

Rxy, u; 2; HoGE P. DIX Principals.
under ss II "a Fsn, s
mss, viii Be opened 10 the city Of hicn"oho os "a
H :" ~,II have speIv.ion r
syerythins connected with s n1ll not permit him
y, wis y meh .ns 10 The Of aetssl IN
sisneton day p as :. .easse
himself with the stsndns and proficiency q me i
pupils and do al in bi; p power 20 M
tesetpn and sPsd sevae ,s whois time 70 the d.
-.es ;nsrrcfien of the young ladies committed 70
his care Those Of ta ns His own family, and every
nrvsoa n vii be made for their personal comfort
n health snd IA due q It's
An a, Ned in every department. The best mast
s T of French, German, Italian, Music, Drawing
and Painting will be secuTeo 1reas pains VIII %
no x, g facility. To secure tins advantage French
~ A. will reside with the family.
the truths Of PHYSICAL Science, and Impress them
on 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 will per-
sonaIy superintend the pupils during the hours al
The Course Of Study will comprise all that Is es
sential to complete and polIshed education, from
branches Of Mathematics, Mental and Moral Sci
ence, and Ancient Languages.
will he held at convenient Intervals and always at
the close OF the session; and At the completion OF
scented to the young ladies who have creditably
passed all the examinations.
Board for nine months .......S2 $4,000
Washing and Lights .-............ 300
Tuition III Primary Department. ....-..... 5000
Tuition in Ordinary English Branches 1000
Tuition in Advanced English Branches. 5000
Modern and Ancient Languages-each. 1000
Music-Vocal and Instrumental tPiano and
Gnitar), one lesson for one hour per
Use Of instrument. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
One half payable on the lst day Of October. 1852
and the remainder on the 18th of February, 1885,
A strict compliance with this requirement must be
insisted upon.
Deduction will be made from these charges, in
cases OF protracted sickness.
Money should also be deposited to meet the con-
tingent expenses of a boarder.
Boarders will always accompany the Principal to
the Presbyterian Church on the Sabbath, unless
otherwise directed by the parent or guardian, in
which case all proper facilities will be afforded to
enable them to attend the churches preferred.
DR.. HoGE will take pleasure in answering any let
ters of inquiry with regard to the School,
All business letters should be addressed to
je 29-3m A. NJ. DUPUY, Richmond, Va.
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pnucATro3s.
TaSEEaD DOMINION fENALK fNSTfTVTK

YLD DOMINION FEMALE fNSTITUIE,
- cosfxa M E 1871 AND sTa srs Rev
IN The i.t Of 70, and close ,hs sesh d
June. $50 The pfincipsi xilI b assisted BY the
B. u s sssess u Moss ms
~ FL. Sciences; ny. Eosaea cnAf., Mnsis; T..
csssss T f,s &. T Ea.s BE-
Payable hall the LIST Of October. and the residue
p.,m.r, Ee,.h f iasiua;na = vsss Music sso
Is,sTms e. ,5 Ensl'h o. dds s 49, s sS
kfs sSss o,s.a Sni,.i tiv..ion Of the WV
Voice, for half no bins, two per wk. s sSS
Fer hour lessons, One week. so@
Painting, &c., from. ~ w 10 y ~ ~
osc ~ i lsi Branches
Far further information concerning the school,
sce Circulars, or apply to I: I. 9Ald.EhEK;
RKFKaExcEs.--Rev. d. s: Doggett; d, p, Rev.
Jas. A. Duncan, Rev. Vim. II. Wheeiwright, Rev.
W Bennett; DT; Ihos Poara' h2 ssraxs want
Esa., Richmond. an 1e-ze
MISS ANDERSON will reopen her SC HooL
WI the 18TH sEPTEM Der, in the honse on TIE n
snead s residence, and nearly opposite Csntenars
Church. to which large yard is attached. where
her pupils may reereate and enjoy .atisthoe
IOHN CARY'S SCHOOL OF ANcinEN0FI
) ANp MonERN l. ANGUAGpEs. hNp as 1r
MATHEMATICS, OK GRACE, BErWTThh s third
session Of this School will commence on Mon ~ The
the 18th of September next, and VIII e iosu is
| ian III IuIy 1850 The course OF instrucsana
eo,nupehens,ye embracing ali the hranehes msaas
tMsht in schools of the highest craze, see
c,rela1s. which can be obtained on app'ea'3 ,c
the Undersigned, personally or through tue i'''''-
| rond Post Office. rouN CARY
an I5-3taw3W ZI-.----
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NGISS pEGRAM,S

wi BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
MISS PEGRAM will resume the duties of her
school, on the first MON DAY in October next.
She will be aided Ivy efficient teachers in each de-
partment.
MN lie BIRAUD will be retained as French gov
erness.
Latin, Mathematics, and the Physical Sciences,
will be taught by Professor THEODORE Hell
DEN Fl ED, gentleman whose nigh attachments
and successful experience in teaching render him
worthy Of entire confidence.
Circulars, with further details, may be had on
application To Mrs. J. w. PEGRAM, at her resi-
dence, Linden Square. I6--2w
HE EXERCISES OF Miss TAZEWELL'S
l. School will be resumed on the FIRST MON DAY
IN October next, and close the last day of June
Competent and ex perenced teachers in the sew
eral departments have been secured.
All other requisite information will he commu-
nicated through circulars which will be received on
application. TERMS:
For higher English branches ............ $40
For Primary English branches. ......... 80
Languages ancient and modern, (eachl .. 70
Musc-prolessor' fees. au l6-1m*
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COOP HUsBAND.-Whe you see a young
man modest and retiring in his manners, who
cares less about dress than his moral character,
depend upon it, ladies, he will make an excel
lent husband. If you get the one who is kind
and attentive to his mother, aiiectonatc to his
sister, indus trious in his habits, and economi-
cal in his business, rest assured you have found
one of whom you never will be ashamed The
ballroom is no place To find a husband, the
fashionable assembly is no place ; it is in the re-
tirement of home, the place of business, where
you can study character and disposition, and
where the best is not put on for effect or dis
play. Many young woman sadly misses it
who is carried away by bright look and
splendid dress. The man that makes the most
polite bow and is most graceful in his manners,
Is not always the most suitable person for "a
husband. Look al the heart, study the charac-
ter and learn the character.
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SPALDING'S
SPALDlNG'S
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OH,
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
H0SEMARY AND CASTOR on
GWNW'
GPALDiNG'S

Is WARRANTED,
sesany sd 70 remove M esa ie h ash
To restore hair to bald heads, 9th. To force the
% f. sur eth an h III
csa s s ,h ha If mi grey 9th re
yoa are not s.tsssa TRY IT. II ' Al genuine
o sSsI
sof i FIsfTR W%i!iNsroN Richmond, Va,
and BARNES PARK, New York. ap22-d6m
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIVE DOLLARS
caa now be had for only Eve dollars Every medi-
cal man who has examined this instrument, pro
viii chserfuily refer to any Of the vers numerous %
F ne S Ss have been thoroughly cured BY this
Cd. should proeare one, they being So durable. and
q IN sss ass q T u sss send truss
ar sof the Truss or inisfmstion ."nOernns t. ad-
p...u.. 49,, No. II MAN street. Richmnsd' Va.
an msrchant or friend in this c asga 'heif money to
gARkks and LIS f.;S oa NNE4kpEs
A c ysEStN kIixFkE. J; /. DAVIS,
dies Tor and COLDS, has ss ss snow " RENE
Richmond and re vicinity for the past fs ase IN
cs Thsf Sosg 5ssss
voaRssIIIy giysa Iy Rsy; NJ; Wss i is ss' was
Infermins yop that Mrs. DAVIS Cough Eiixir.n Il
When she chad sd tss Whospu upca
very bad. have used II also in cases OF Colds 1T
tended with severe coug hing, and in every case the
SANS happy results have been produced regard ND
this prApafafi0n ~ an excellent medicine and in
ms judgment no family ought TO be without It.
rs,,or q tho ~ r. Church, South on tie cc aroIn.
Circuit, Va. Conf
For sale IS Mrs. A. B. DAVIS. Fisher & Winston.
Mlllspaugh \ Johnston, ]. w. Garlick. r. J. Picot
a. Dndsker and chas. d. Yale. Richmond
NdEDlCAIsCARD. PLUME offers h,s .er.
Wl VICES 70 the public ia the of ali secfet
tjseNeAs. Twenty years' practice ia the Above
MAneh giyee Dr.. Z. claim TO public favor-Of3ice
third kpass felow Trinity Church. same side. AL
XH5. On band, supply Of the CHEMICAL. EX
Eenoseteys for Weakened parts now known. Msdl-
eine1 800 70 order All communication by leffer
I 1fAfheEw1ee promptly attended to- Richmond VI
rs0f6nrRn u0wsAr. - -. = !.
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A RECEIPT FOR GOING ON BENDER.-The
Abingdon {Va.) Democrat publishes the fol-
lowing, from venerable man, which will be
Of service to young ducks just learning:
"When you go 10 take liquor, always look
into the almanac. If the sign is in the feet
You can take on a heap more than If ii is in
the head, and can stand up better. have quit
now, myself, but used always to examine the
sign. Ii 1t was low took on right smart, but
when IL was high 1 touched light, for fear OF
making Il fool of myself. The higher the sign
runs, the smaller the drains you mast take,
and tho lower il runs the more you can stand, >,
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"a AT COST! Ar COSTM-Having

made arrangements to open business &12%
Ion Main street, we have concluded to offer our
stock of BOOTS and SH OES. of unsurpassed quail
ity, consisting of the usual variety generally to be
found in first class Shoe Store, at prime cost.
Those in want of Boots and Shoes, for the present
or approaching seasons, will consult their own in
terest by awaiting themselves OF the present very
rare opportunity of procuring the very best of
Goods 1T saving of 20 to Is per cent.
-. MARCUS HARRIS, No. IS3 Broad st.
N. b. To any one wishing to engage in business,
we will sell the whole stock on favorable terms
For further particulars, apply to
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lars Will be sent.
Me- L .GI ~ Els s sSN49L rtpsr Ann
FOUSHEE, RICHMOND, VA.-The. next session
of our School begins the LIST day of October, SO,
and terminates on the last day OF june, 1850.
Our long experience in Teachings, and the very
liberal patronage we have received Tor 80 many
years, have both enabled and encouraged us to
make important improvements in our Institution.
French German, Italian and Spanish classics, 1.-THE
four last through the medium Of the French,j has
will be continued and enlarged in the next
We have engaged Mr.. Ed C. HOWARD to take
charge Of the English part of this course, as well
classes of our Institution. Mr.. H. is 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.
The new house which we have erected will great
iy add to the convenience as well es to the comfort
young ladies' only will occupy one room, except IN
cases when three would desire to occupy the same
HUBERT r. LEFEBvRE, A. NJ, Principal-Nat..
ural Philosophy, Literature, Moral and Mental
william &. WILLIAMS, A, p. Vice Principal
EDWARD c. HowARD-Lterature, Rhetoric,
MRS. ss aFle stsFBsi sieTiaF Branches.
MISS MARY C. GORDON-EngIsh Branches.
MISS ELIZA ART LET Il I'm BRANCHES.
MADAME L. v. BLANCHETT-French Govern
sESoR CARLOS cARDoRvEz MERA-sDsnl'h
MADAME. MARIE EsTyAM-yeeal Music:
siG'RA MARIETTA ERBA-Piano.
VIII WILLIAM a F. GRhBxuMPa Fam organ. Sacred
C. W. Hh'TLOw-Plano.
HEINRICH SCHNEIDER-Harp.
n EpTCSS0N-C,uItar
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MRS. PARTExeToN PATRIoTIc.-"Hurra. ~
aaad Ike as he read the fact in the newspapers.
s.here's ORegan admitted into the Union.n-
"a furriner, should judge" remarked Mrs.
Partington, looking very wisely at the steam
that rose from the tea-cups and formed in one
cloud near the ceiling; "but I'm glad they've
let him come in TO enjoy our political rights
and iefts, and other prerogatives. There :
room enough. and the rear of our institutions
should be distended. don't believe man
should be cut off because he wasn't born IN
this conatry for twenty-one years, which, OF
course. wasn't any fault of his, for every body
would be born here if they could nave inelf
own auction consulted" SIT means, said Ike,
"a new State "Well, Child said She "the
odds is emily the difierence-States or men, tas
all the same. Let 'em come int our grahn
CONSERVATION, where the eagle shalI sPfe'.u
its broad opinions over EN- ana Tn ,ra,,ar'
haony in an unlimited bondage OF brother-
hood like the Siamese twins" she hid hot
taken her eyes from the steam tfiat rose IRON
tbe ems. and Joined in one cloud, that seemed
10 represent the Union she was depicuhgsL
Ike had n better illustration, Ior ne to9h l.le
them all into one.
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JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY.

JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY.
d 25rH BET WEN CLAY AND LEIGH SITS.
CHURCH HlLL.-The fourth annual session of
this SCHOOL will commence Monday, September
18th, 1859.
Thorough instruction given in the various Eng
fish branches, the Classics, the Mathematics, and
the French language.
Terms: $50, $40 and $50 Per session of ten
months. C.. w. PETHERB BRIDGE,
an l5-dlmt PRINCIPAL
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(s4p4MED,. POWDERKp AND GRANU.
s''1as2R. .H 4 3 Reisxra co.
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|tREENLEAF r r NJ A LIE INSTITUTE,
u On BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, I05 Plerrepont

S' hT'FR RIiIe GtTREENTEAF, AN tp-,.
fDWARD f. BRADBURY, A. M.} frihclpals'
This first class Institution will reopen SEP
TENDER 18th with rare facilities for the thorough
and accomplished education of young ladies'.
ar circulars, etc, apply personally or by letter
as a 'ove Brooklyn, n. Y. auA-3w'
flNnE FOURTH SESSION OF MRS BEN
i NETT'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS will commence
on MONDAY, the Sd October, at her schoo-room,
on 9TH between Grace and Franklin streets.
All pupils entrusted to her will be thorough
ly instructed and prepared tc enter advanced class
es in the male schools.
TERMS, SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Under 10 years of age .......S 25 90
Over 10 years OF age ................. 10 w
Latin or French. III %
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A Youro LApY.s PAsTfxR IN IAsls
paris correspondent OF the .Per.h Amooy
ranrn.,r saws that there is q new fAsn'onao'e
sc,er,nsc raging in the French capita'--a sor'
az vouac ladies' work, the results OF waaeh
viii Last for maay generations
.srne process is this. You buy set o. por-
eelssn fseyres, IL you choose ~ expensave OF
- cSas 4 "a yoar taste or your purse Will nd
sss,s ,,f an these you paint heads, landscapes,
ns AZ or whatever you fancy, with paints
, ~ red for the purpose. Then you send IL
r Ina norcelain baker, who bakee 1t three
times which so Axes the colors that they be-
cosnc permanent and will last ~ long as the
china have seen complete Tea set painted
hy youug lady, which could not be painted
for a Thousand dollars Every plate cup.
SANGER preserve dish and cake basket, were
different aud very beautiful. OF course, the
baker must thoroughly understand his busi-
ness, for minute too long in the oven, or the
oven too hot may destroy all. An artist who
had spent many months painting piece for
the exhibition al the Palais d Industrie, among
the collection Of living artists, had 1t cracked
In the oven by want Of Sufficient care. The
porcelain alone had cost some hundred dol.
lars Not long since, baker fell asleep and
broke $500 worth of porcelain, for which he
wAa obliged to pay, and was consequently
ruined DO not know il You have porcelain
bakers In the United States; but If you have,
you would find this far preferable to many
other pastimes in vogue"
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
Il MAYO STREET.-THE SIXTEENTH SEES
SION OF my School will commence on MONDAY,
the 18th September next III the basement OF the
MIR. JOHN ii. BEALE, a graduate of William
and Mary College. and well recommended as n
teacher. will aid me in the Classical and Mathc
Mons. C. BOULANGE, a faithful and laborious
teacher will instruct IN French.
Mr.. JOHN 4. CALlO Will give instruction IN
Drawing. and Mr.. JOHN w. REEVE in Book
Keeping and Penmanshp
Terms, &C.. as heretofore.
For any further information, apply to me, alter
the Sth September, at the Richmond House, or ad
'' an 22~d6w% '''O 0 c. P. BURRUss.
FEMALE SCHOOL.-Wish lng to open Il
+ School on the 9Th of SEPTEM Der, 1859. the
subscriber W. II take as boarders In his family
limited number of young ladies. 4 competent
Young lady viii have charge of the school.
Board and Tuition in the English Language $50
Music with use of Piano. -
My address is Madison Run Station. Orange CO..
Va. lau 22-dtlSl WIN. c. SCOTT.
ENNGLISH classical AND MATTE
IMATlCAL SCHOOL; also SCHOOL for SMALL
BOYS. 4th street. between Main and Franklin,
commencing 10Th September. Apply to the sub
scrIber, over his School rooms.
au17-t1S S. 7. PENDLETON, Principal.
ID h. STANARD will resume the duties of
L his CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL, in his Rooms, corner OF Sth and Clay SITS.
ON FRIDAY, the goth September next;
TERMS Parable half in advance from $40 to
branches taught. Modern Languages. $40 extra
Ali lS-tlstO