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The Placer herald., 1859-03-26
The Rise and Progress Of Leavenworth
City, Kansas.

A Le~enworth City correspondent of the
7ifja (Ohio) Adrertiser speaking of the
astonishing growth of the former place gives
the following as showing the Importance it
has already attaned:
"Many handsome fortunes have been made
in Leavenworth city by speculations in real
estate The growth of Leavenworth has
never been equalled by any city in the Union.
Scarcely four years have elapsed since the
site of the city was a wilderness and occupi-
ed by the Delaware Indians. 1t is not four
years since Gen. Eastin, editor of the Leaven-
worth Herald, issued the first number of
| his paper under the shade of an old elm tree
on the banks of the Missouri river Now it
has over 1000 buildings-a population rising
/ 600 and property assessed on the tax
duplicate at over four millions of dolars.--
Look at Chicago in its most llourishing days,
and you will see that it never equa,led
Leavenworth in rapdity Of growth.
The city has II hotels, four first class
houses-the others kept a good deal after
the manner of "lndiana Taverns" ns"-"like h-l.'
1t has o. boarding houses and | restaurants,
and something less :han Il million of Ger
man Lager Beer saloons. 1t has banking
houses-4l wholesale and retail Grocery
Good Stores-20 Clothing Stores-and also a
fair proportion of Cigar, Jewelry, Book, Mil
inery and Queensware establishments 1t
has II Lumber yar(s-3 Brick yards--2
Flour mils--7 saw mills--l0 Breweries-
8 Soda manufactories2 Lard Oil manutac
tories--3 Pork Packing lIouses-and scores
of other establishments to tedious to mention.
Besides these it has Printing establish
lnents, four of which issue dailies. 1t also
has 8 churches + schools--3 female semi
nares-l2 livery stables theatre con
cert halls--4 public gardens-o Billiard sa-
loons-8 Bowling saloons-6O l4awyers-4O
Doctors and Dentists BY what have
furnished YOU can form fair idea Of the
extent of Leavenworth city and its surround
ings Improvements are still going on on
all sides, although we are now in mid winter.
My prediction is, that before five years passes
by Leavenworth will have a population of
$4,000.
The city has a fine steamboat landing and
during the past year d23 steamers landed at
her wharf and the sum Of 100000 was
paid these boats for freight delivered and
The firm Of Russell, Majors d.
Waddell, great Government contractors, for
supplies to western posts, are
located at this city. They give employment
to large number Of men, and their dis
bursements alone last year, amounted to
$4,304,96O.
The Fort is two miles from Leavenworth
and is Of immense benefit to the city and
country, atfording fine market
for tho Farmers products. Over half
million Of dollars was paid out monthly at
the Fort, during the past year~-all in gold
and silver or eastern exchange. OF course
a fair proportion of this large sum finds its
way to tho pockets Of the business men of
Leavenworth."
The Placer herald., 1859-03-26

TIE SpEAKEB.-Not even the voice of a
factious minority has dared to impugn the
conduct or bearing Of the Speaker Of the
Assembly. Prompt, but courteous; decided,
but impartial, a through parliamentarian
and perfect gentleman, Mr. Stratton has
won golden opinions from all sides Of the
House. Placer has reason to be proud Of
her representatives Sac. .Stondar1.
The Placer herald., 1859-03-26
GARDEN SEED.

TUNHE subscriber has all kind of Garden Seed
Il of his own raising. Likewise a fresh sup
ply from the Shakers Farm, in Pennsylvania
All warranted. For sale at his store in Auburn
JOHN X GWYNN.
January 22d 1859
The Placer herald., 1859-03-26
IIcaVen worth.

A BEAUTIFUL LSIGNIFICATIoN.---"Al labaDla"
signies in the Indian language, "lIere we
rest" A story is told of tribe of Indians
who fled from tho relentless foe into the track
less forest of tho fouh west. Weary and
travel worn, they reached noble river
which flowed through a beautiful country.
The chief OF The band stuck his tent pole IN
The ground and exclaimed Alabama! Ala
bmoan Here ~c shall! fo,I Here w shall
re,(W
The Placer herald., 1859-03-26

SrupIEs.-The common school trustees Of
a town in Indiana says, in recent ro-
port: 'No common schoolsall ancon0o~.
branches taught: E'Nrare, po5@5 oM sle'gc,
and 1pofanity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16
HROOKHILL SCHOOL,

niLg> SoETH Of CHARLOTTESVILLE AID fE UNIVERSITY
or VIRGINIA
CHARLES MINOR, VI. d., a. NJ, PRScipAL,
WM T. hrR"T EuBERT yES A. NJ, L. Va CHis. MINoE, JH
Assistants.
rg1E Session begins Sept LIST, 1872 md ends June 2oth
l. 1850 divided into equal ,criI-, with two weeks re-
cess at Christmas.
suDJEcTs TAUGHT.
!. English Language,
=. Latin and &c, Languages.
.: The Moderu Language, French German, Spanish
Italian, Anglo saxon.
i. Mathematics.
:! The Elements o, Nat. Philosophy, Chemistry and
Moral Philosophy.
Catalogue Swias the plan OF the school, sea-, to ,h0s'
who desire II.
Trus-t.."; to be paid half IN adyance-lst Sept, nnt
Isl Fell.
s@-"Por' Oaice and Depot, Charlottesville, Va.
Professors and Visitors OF the lnversi
IS Of virginia; IIoa. Vim Rives, Gotham Depot. AID
Franklin Minor Esq. Charlottesville; Lieut.. NJ 7. Maury
T. = observatory, Washington r. Rev John Johns, Alex
nnIria Va; Charles T. Pollard and e. T. Jones, E'Ts
Mont sora,ry Ala; Hon. {. e. Clay Huntsville, Ala
I'll.
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OLD DOMINION FEMALE INSTITUTE,
CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND FIFTH STREETS,
pIHEMnNn

F1NIS School for YOUNG LADIES will opca the 1T nf
4 October, l>5? and close the jph OF June 1850 The
Of study viii include ali tie branches essential TO
complete and polished education, and every facility
afforded for thorough instruction In each The Principal
VIII be assisted by ablo aud efficient corps Of teachers
anon: whcna Rev. LEO Roscr b. D., Teacher Of Moral
raj Sciences; Horace Chase. ESD Music; r. }. Fisher,
Pa!uns Dr. Buccr, German: Misses VI. D. Carter and
A. L. Deap.anc for the Ench Department. Other teach
crs Of clncu ability will he secured by the opening Of The
Session For and other information concerning the
School, see Circulars, OF address 7. ]. GAlLEHEE.
Principal Richmond Va.
Wh,clwrlst Rev James A. Duncan. Rev. W. ". Bennett,
Dr. Tos Pollard Eobrr; Rdgway Esq, y. \. S;urlvan;,
Richmond; Rev. G ". Carter, University Of Mississippi;
Rev T. =. wicy rrc,iden, Of T.. and II. College, Va
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AUCTION StaEa,
By JAMES n.TAYLOR ~ son, AUCT,s
OmMISSION ERS SALE,
OF VERY VALCA ABLE REAL Estate IN The COUNTY



Of HESRIC0.
DCRSCANT decree Of the Circuit Court Of Henrieo,
In M, c,.. o: Hutchinson Huichesons
others III. uur.ired - commissioners, will cell Pub
lie Auction, H. highest bidder. the premises, FIJI
DAY. TIE au DAY OF SEPTEMBER, leJ? IL fair II not,
she fair Jay thereafter commencing az !! O'Clock, 81
the following very valuable Real Estaie, situated on the
Deep Run Turnpike about three miles from the cii! OF
Richmond, being portion OF the property Of the late Am.
bross Hu'cheson, 20 wit:
ls,. portion OF the "Chantila" tract, lying on the
Turnpike, Immediately opposite the homestead, containing
about 2O acres upon which there valuable lee house,
and ice pcEd. This land is in high state Of improve
ncn,.
ID tract called "PeniI.ou." containing 70! acres.
lying on said road abou, lveant.ha miles :ou the city
Of Richmond
Such AL opportunity is seldom rc,erted 10 pcr.ons de-
string to purchase real In ;c vicinity o. ichmord
A map and survey be IA the G:.ce OF JAaEs 81
TAyLox 4 SOY In the city Of Richmond.
Persons desiring make enquiry about the shove pro-
perry referred MesSr- Jls VI IAriuR >OS. 70
either Of the undersigned Of nho lls.a u. hutchs
SOM resides the premises.
TERMS -Unethlrd Of the purc'a." EloneY ~ cash and
The residue In two equal n.iren ~ one anu Two Year,
from the day 81 sale the credit payments 20 be secured by
negotiable notes with the Interest aided and the title re
tanned I'LL ihe whole ol n" purchase E.oncy Ia pad and
conveyance directed ~ the Court
POSSESSION vii! be given IN time seed crop Of wheat.
anI ial possession OF e,c VIII delivered ~ tie
end G; lie present year
AkN. b. HUTCHINSON
JOHN 4 HUrCHE>uN, c..-,..,
}. u. Young, fNOu''I'a1'He"
HUGH II. HUTCHINSON
JANE W. TAYLOR & SOS, Auc;oret.s
July 23-Cyiwad'ts
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BY GODDTN q APrER.o,. AZ AU.r r.
LARGE NUMBER on 1ors

AND SQUARES OP LAND IL THE TOWN OF SYDNEY
SOUTlSIDE OF THE PLANK ROAD SE,p rICi
MOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION '''NA
the request OF Dr. Jno. b. Harviv We will sell A.
scd. THURSDAY, the 9th OF October. 1852 eomn,enc
ing al 3 o'clock Y. NJ portion OF the valusb. LANDED
estate owned by him, located as above. VIZ: lst That
beautiful square Of Four Acres at the northeast corner Of
iIaryc and Carter streets, near the residence OF l. H.
Dance. ESD. Emily. The handsome square adjoining that
owned by Mr. Dance bounded by llarve, Ashland, Cart.
and Washington streets. containing 10 Acres IDLY That
beautiful square OF Four Acres At the
OF Dover and Washington streets opposite the resi-
icr 81 Mr. Thomas surr and others 1thly That eligible
sart with Oak trees thereon, commanding fine view o!
Richmond. containing Light Acres. adjoining the 10,
OF Joseph Allen Es.., the West, bounded al,o
10y Dover street Harv!e street. and another street not
named 9TH. The adjoining square OF 81 Acres, opposite
I" The Ciarhes sprag property, and adjoining the Reser
yCr and the lan"s Of said Allen fronting also Hsrye
and Ashland streets 9th That handsome square contain
Eg Three Acres adjoining the residence OF Mr. Andrews,
bounded By Cherry, Culyert, Albemsre and Bevidere
streets ,th The adjoining square q! Three Acres bound
I'd by Cherry, Cuver Beyidrre and Cumbcrlanj streets
>ih The adjoining square Of Three Acres, bounded by
Cherry. Cuivert, Cumberland and Dover streets.
The foregoing square, will be sold entire divided
building lots suitable size a the tine sale be
deemed best.
Pla,s Of the land be- Office AID ali uior
nation given In Respect to the location, &c.
Whether racrenc: be had 10 the beautiful situation Of
the foregoing real estate lis the Western limits
Of Richmond. or the superior natural fertility OF the soil! Il
IS believed tina. no desirable unimproved real eate
las been offered at auction for many Year, past,
TkRNSAll Sums under 800, fourth ash balance a,
T. and !. months. All sums $500 and under fl 90
ouciour cash, balance a, g. IL and Is months All suu,
over 5000, one.iourth cash. balance At o. L. Is AMI 2;
month"; in either for negotiable notes interest added
secured ny trust deed, or title retained.
S,ti. 4 Auc
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RUcKINGHAM LAND rOT SALE.

T subscribers oder for sale their farm Slate River
i N the county Of Buckingham 1t contains over 900
" land loo being OF river bottom with wood land
,!@e!el FOR the place. aud productive any the
assr l. las two story d~eng with four rooms and all
sersssfy buildings for the place. Ako young apple
peach orchard Of select fruit This estate is about four
ay- I:!,s from tc James River Canal Slate River Is
E.v!xah- stream for small boats. which makes
= Convenient for getting produce 10 market IL adjons the
ul. % Dr. Robt T. Jones' Col W. ~ Ford and Others Sit
'et IN healthy section Ct country, convenient 10 several
ca4;e,e:. pos; Offices and nils
We deem IL unnecessary TO say ncre abou; it. those
's-.as 20 purchase view the lscc, and judge for
ssr.yes get any information from the subscribers by
addressing them at Diana Mills Buckingham.
The purchaser by paying tso or three thousand dollars
l.. t' payment get live or six years longer time
t;.si, 10 mike other payments, deferred payments
t.i5g Interest from day OF sale title retained til AL pay
-s-;s a.. inad- JOHN Il SAMUEL ALLEN.
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INSTRUCTORS.
HILARY J. JONES. II. a., IL. Of Na.) PE;ACIr,L
WI. NJ FUNTAlNE. ". A., u. Of NaD
4. =. MATTHEWS. VI. A.


join 4. CItrO 81 Richmond.
ReTERsScg,-Thc Faculty Of the University Of virginia.
Pro Wn j. Martin, Chapel It'll, " e.: rrOfs Owens AMI
Strange iclmond College, Hon. j. VI. Mason, Winchester
judge Wn j. Robertson Hon = =. Leake, H. u. Magru
der, ESD Abemarc; =. W. Coleman. Judge l.. u. Cole.
man. Caroline Rev II. S:rnsfcliow Charcs Morris Elw Il
Morris W. c. Wicsham, Esqs liano""r Nyuaiam tnhcr-
son, K. u. Ilaxall wm IT, laxa, Edwin Robins on, T.
Brown c. r. Wori!an j. II. CliiIh cfiayne Isd,., Rich!
inonG; JAM, H. Marshall Gray Carr" Esq, fauruier
Having Withdrawn frOg the Hanover Academy, take
great plcAsurrin rccommcndln. my successor, ?r II. T.
JOS the confidence IN patronage III the public. Mr.
Jones has been associated with IN the conduc; OF the
Academy for the last three years and therefore speak
knowingly o! his qualifications an Instructor lie
gentleman scholar and What !, equally Important, has
aptitude for the management OF bows Those
wh may decide place their oi, under his charge, Will
feel confident have 10 rrcrc; ny removal from
the corps 81 Instructors
To the abilities Of hi. Assistants also give the most
unqualified testimony. LEWIS VI. COLEMAN,
Late Principal Of Hanover Academy.
&c FOR further particulars address
II. T.. JONES, Taylorsviile.
JuIv Hanover county. Va,
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SUyyy-SIDE SCHOOL.

TWO MILES FROM CIIAELUTTEsvlLLE AND ONE FROM
THE UNIVERSITY OP VIRGINIA.
TuIIIE second Session my School will open the first
Il Monday o. september, and close the last oi Iunc The
subjects Of study may he embraced under ue following
heads
J. English Language and Literature.
.. Ancient Language and Literature.
- French Language and Literature.
g. Mathematics
o. Natural Science.
T. Mental and Moral Science.
Monthly Circulars giving correct exhibit of each stu
dents scholarship derortnrn will l." sent to parents
and guardians.
Tile fees for tuition, board. &C. (washng cIceped) pei
term o. G"e month"; 49, TO be paid punciuly in al
vance.
sIr- For further inquiry. address
WILLIAM CARROLL, A. NJ,
Julv lI-c9m Charlottesville. Va.
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WM. ". THOMPSON,
LEO. DANIEL, a.,
RO. ". BROWN,
u.u l. rnI
ALBEMARLE FEMALE INSTITUTE,


TIME session begins September .U, and closes last
i OF June following. The ideas and methods which rule
instruction. examinations and comforting degrees those
Of the University OF Virginia. Of which Institution the Prn
cipl the gentlemen associated with him Masters o!
Arts
OFFICERS AND TEACHERS.
COLLEGIATE DEPIRrNg>r
JoIs HART, VI. A., Observation-Disclosures Moral Pill
osophy, Literature.
Wv. y. BnoxArcn, VI. A--Ancien, Languages English
and Composition, History.
WV. +. LourmAS, NJ. A.-Nolern Languages, Natural
Sciences.
Miss CosSELIA 4. CnASE.-Assisian in Languages and
Mathematics.
PREPARATORY DEP,rTYEsrlrs Emily Grabh, 3il.s Cor
nclia A. Crank.
OEyANEyrAL DErLRrMIXr. Mrs Emily Grubb.
MUSICAL DlPAarxENr.-Air. Vincent Czurda.
o,EptSG DsPARrNESr.-Mr. Geo W. Garrett and lady.
ExrESsEsThe expense for board, and full course Of
collegiate study most girls undertake, 3sii for the
entire session. less than the cost At our best male schools
where grade Of scholarship found In the teach
era. Music. Painting &c, ut about usual prices.
NurE-The Abemarlc Female Institute was established,
and Is controlled by Bap.s the Principal aud most OF the
teachers being members Of that denomination. Yet no ir.
territorial sectarian influence has brcn will be eNced
the students For further Information, address the
~ WhIc," Examiner =. Dispatch" " National
Intelligencer,' and Charleston Mercury" copy.
niy sc Sem
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIAN y.
Medical Department..

UNIV FIRSTLY OF LOUISIANA y.
Medical Department.
yHE Annual Course Of Lectures, In this Department will
i commence on MONDAY, NOVEMBER II, lsj9, and will
terminate In the ensuing March.
JAMES JONES' 81 D., Professor Of Practice Of MEDICINE
j. l.. gIDDELL ". d., Professor OF Chemistry
WARREN STONE, NJ D., Professor Of Surgery.
A. H. CENAs, II. D., Professor Of Obstetrics.
GCSTAyUs A. MOTT, NJ D., Professor Of Materia Med!ca
T. q. RICHARDSON, N. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
TII0s HUNT ". D., Prof OF Physiology and Pathology
& c NICHOLS NJ H. D. Demonstrators of Anatomy.
The Rooms for Dssecting will he open on the second Mon
day In October.
The Faculty Visiting Physicians and Surgeon, OF the
Charity Hospital.
The Students accompany the Professors in their visits
and Of expense enjoy extraordinary practical advan
taEes.
Preliminary the Course Lectures will be delivered daily
in the Amphhestre OF the Hospital from the st OF October
OH Clinical Medicine and Surgery and other subjects, with
out any charge to Students.
THOMAS HUNT, A. D., Dean.
sN-Thc Administrators Of the Charity Hospital elect nm
puay in April fourteen Resident Students, who main
tanned by the Institution. Augrs;23-cwlDd
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL ORvLMG
MA. At "UOwAED," THREE MILES WEST of Al

EPISCOFNL ,,.ro-, 40 a.
MA, AT "MOwAED," THREE MILES WEST VI AL
ENANDRIA.
DEY, JOHN p MCGUIRE, Rector
III JoHS r. McGrlsE, Jr.. Ancien, Languages and Aa'e'
matcs.
Nc s,rypyRs Modern Languages, Drawing and Paint
H.; ,s-.
g. SHOEMAKER Mathematics and Natural Sciences
H. C. SrgiBllsG Ancient language
The is session Of this Institution viii commence on
TyExsis:o for board tuition lights, fuel, mending and
washing payable semi annually In advance Modern Ian
Music Drawing and Painting at Professors charge
BETEREScEs:
The Bishop, and Clergy ofthe Diocese
The Professors of the University Of Virginia.
For particulars see catalogue Address Key; John n
McCure Howard ne ar theological Seminary Fairfax
county. Va" July e-ct Isl ocI
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nELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE


NEIss E. TEBEs, Principal; Miss CARRIER Assistant In,
WI .trucior In English Prof Engelbrecht, Vocal and
Instrumental Music Prof Po, Lansuases-French, Latin,
Italian &c. Drawing and Painting 49,,
This Institution will open for its second session the lo'h
ay Of neyt September and close the last Of June tho
rough and systematic Of study pursued AMI every
effort will b.. continued 10 maintain high reputation anu
select character the School. corps OF wepualihed
and teachers engaged for the coming ses
SION and other assistants will lie employed as the school
increases II the design Of the Principal that this lrstl
sutton shall possess every advantage for the attainment Of
a orourh and finished female education.
The building selected and purchased BY The Principal Tor
c nern.n-nt establishment Of the School, in retired
and healthy part OF the city, It was erected expressly for
Eosr,liny. and Is welsu!t-d for that purpose.
REFERENCES:
The patrons of,lc School, RI. Rev. Jno Johns D. c. Rev
c. r. Dana; REV. D. sprigg Rev. T. Johnston, Alex
andria. Va Maj. II. Il. Tyler, Washington City; o NJ
CruclIe Speaker Of the House Of Delegates OF 'rgina;
John S,dlvu Esa Stafford VA j. Randolph Tucker Esq,
Richmond Va; Nathaniel Tyler, Editor OF the Richmond
Enquirer; Dr. T. 4. Curre, Lancaster county, Va: Kew L.
H. phillips virginia Female Institute; Hon. J. W. Tyler,
Warrrnton Va; Rev. o. A. kinsoving, A!ddleburg Va;
a.; W Lewis Oak Grove. Wcstmoreland county, Va
FOR Circulars containing Terms, other references esu'
non;aI. &c address Miss z. TEBDS,
III. -, Alexandria, Va.
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July 2?-c;Oc,l
HILTON SCHOOL

TTNIE THIRD SFsSIUN UF MY SCIIUUI established Tor
the benefit OF my sons, will commence tue FIRST OF
September next and close the last Of June, lsjO.
Six eight boys can he accommodated Ia addition tn my
oan, AID enjoy equal privileges with them.
Il viii be continued under the instruction OF Cm,RLgS o.
YurNG ESQ., graduate Of the University VI Virginia, and
enincnty qualified for the position.
TEgN$-s2vU per session OF tea months, Including every
t!ng-pay able ors.hali 1t the commencement, the OTHER
4 the close OF the term
ELrEAEScEs-1hv Faculty III the University Of Virginia.
H.. i. Carver, Hanover: Dr. VIM &. Warrc, fdci;o V.
e.. Wm ". sutton, T. H. IaNa, Logan Waller, Esqf Rich
lnund; lev D. H. Ewing Gorlou>ye; Col J. Wills, Col.
Ii. Scott, Maj. J. II. Lee, Orange.
G0apnNsyILlE. Aug. 9. l.i9.-cif lAS. Nl.WMAN.
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IRON FINGRR-NAILs FOR HUsKING

(,nULp's PATENT nUsKING TIiIMBLE Is an edeesusl
common TO husking corn by hsnd-[Scienfdc American
These Thnbles by mall free Of postage 70 any
Post Oce address for dollar per dozen assorted
with circular directions for fitting, &c. Agents wanted
Circulars for letter stamp Huskers shppea py
expre., for Ave dollars per hundred Money sent oy
mall d risk. Address m
Sept ls-4w AmAhee' "h0'
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CLASSICAL AND COMMEKCIAL INsEI.

TUE No. TT NUKTEI lUIH SIKFf 7, PHILA
INHE undersigned graduate OF the University AZ Got.
,ingen in Germany and for twelve years teacher In
the United States, proposes TO take few boy. mot more
than eight members OF his family under his p'onal
charge and prepare them either for busness Tor
class OF any College University OF the L. States.
As under his arrangements thorough and conscientious
training in all branches Of superior cducaon and all the
advantage, Of home, will be combined this establishment
j. respectfully recommended TO the attention Of parents
For more particular information address
Dr. OSWALD SEIDENsTICKEE, Principal.
RgFEREScRs:
Cow Henry A. WISE Virginia: Benjar in Gerhard Esq.
Pa Rev Teophus S;orx, u. D. Phila.; Prof Cornelius
G. FvKon, l.. h. D.. Cambridge Prof George Lane, Cam
bdgs; Peter Hamilton, Esq Mobile: Theodore scdywiek
ESQ 4. 5. District Attorney New York.
kuv,st aO-cir6Eit
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CHESTER MALE ACADEMY,

TlNIIS INSTITUTE has been established by company
Il OF gentlemen whom the undersigned represent, and Is
loo ltrd ut Chester In the county nf Chesterfield Immediate
y on The Railroad from Richmond 20 Petersburg, In
healthy and refined neiehbo-hOod.
Its second session will the FIRST OF SEP
TENDER, and close the last day Of Jinc, with vacation
at Christmas.
The services OF Mr. James NJ Moon, who Is a graduate
OF the University Of Virginia and who conducted school
during lis first session wish very great satisfaction Ia is
patrons have been again secured and |, i, intended 10 he
class school OF preparation for the University! for
useful and scientific pursuits.
Board he had at the place With pleasant families
In the ncishbo:hood at the rate OF 500 for the session.
including lights AMI washing.
TERus-PER SESSION Of NINE MOTHS.
glish and Mathematics. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sm
Latin and Greek, each Observation-Disclosures. ~
French and German, each ..,........... 10
Fee payable half yearly in advance; and for further in
formation address either "f Tie undersigned through the
Chester Post ofrc. \. II, pREWRf,
HENRY A. WlSFREE,
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
TIE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
TINE OF the school established In my family
i for the education OF my daughters will
the lst Of October nnd continue ten months studes-Ens
sh, Preach and Music The school will be limited To ten
inciu-ic> OF my own children
TEEMs-feOo per session OF months for tuition and
board half payable in advance the other the r,
VI March
Address Cor. 5. BASSETT FRENCH,
AM ol--s11n Sra Richmond VA
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MEsDAMEs CHEGARAY D'HERvILLYs.
BOA RDING AND DAY SCHOO

M. lS?. LocAX sorAHE, rISg STREET, rnILApELrHA.
MADAME Chcgaray respectfully Informs her friends ana
vi the public in general that independently Of her
ding Day School directed by herself and her niece
Madame Provost in New York. she intends, in connection
with her niece Madame Dervily opening In philadelphia
mentioned.
The Principals will applications and receive wish
and after the 18th OF September and the schoo sii
open on the 18th. Sept l2-elm'