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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-11-14

Ak INvITAToN.-Oneo Of Sir Boz
invitations to an Irish noblema
cauivocal -" hope, my lor
come within a mile of my
there all night
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-11-14

Differed bltore Frdnklinton Dicision, Sons
Of Temperance, October 1st, 1860, by j. j.
PEAcE--aod published at the request Of
the Dirision
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE ETNA.

NRw YORK, Aug. 19.-The steamship Etna,
with Liverpool dates via z ueenstown to the
III inst, has arrived.
Russia sends four ships of the lineand two
# gates TO Syria.
Napoleon has conferred the grand cross of
The Legion of Honor on Alb del kader for his
services III behalf of the Christians at Damas-
Gus
The Governor General OF Damascus and
Beyrout had been suspended and arrested.
/ he Sandman Government had negotiated
& loan OF 100, 00U,0 900 livres at s0fr. 25c.
The British Government had decided on
having the whole of its iron-plated steam
floating batteries put into immediate service
England d6eItnes an dctiUs participation an the
SyriaH Erpsditiou.
1t is rumored that the Neapolitan Envoy
81 Turin, seeing the i'm possibility of conclud-
ing an alliance between Sardinia and Naples
was to leave there forthwith.
1t Is rumored that the Paris regiments of the
line are TO be increased from lU2 to Ila.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. Section hrm-sales of 10, OoO
ial
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NEW York, Aug. Is Cotton closed frm-up-
iands mod ng Ia lie. Flour closed heavy
tblts OF - 500 barrels State SIS l0d5 Is; Ohio
= &n' As; southern SIS 50a6.65. Wheat closed
qa'et-sats If Sc Gts bushels Choice Southern
WIRE 81 500 LBS. Corn closed quiet-sales of rs
oC0 bushels, Mixed 6la62c Pork losed heavy-
mess 5 Is 7a6l9 20; PRIME SI3120l4 Lard closed
heavy / l2ts l3Ae. Whsle Closed dull az 2I15 a
M"lasses- Orleans IS cents. spl it's of Turpentine
costd firm a. 40494a4c Rosin closed firm At
*l35. hlce clos d dull L al a49I,
hLE1ANDFIA Aug 10 Fl 5ur- family. So 500
a extra S575d &c Is; super, SIS 371aa $3.50 =
" heat whi.e. new tar TO good 81 300 81 10: red
slSd 81 IS Cnrn- white. 1915 cents; : 81 ow,
ga 70 cests; mixed. 7yn72 cents. Rye. 66a67 OF.
Oats 2S130 cents. Corn meal, 751oI GEMS per
hushe Se.ds timothy 2 6Ua3 s., clover az 756
SO axse d, Sl3OaS As provisions-futter
Io! lsI 20 cents, tacou n1adl2 cents Pork ST
a. %. Lard, l3Il4 cents. Whskey. 2492O cts
BALTIMuR+, Aug l8.-NothInz doing IN Flour
heat actlve-lS roo bushels sold al BAL % n
rtd: and +; 300 81 for white. Co; n ou'l mixed
'Ud14o,; VIII 20 SO: yellow 72a74c. No change
n other articles
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SH1EPENa

rs FOR BALTiMURE-The Superior
90 fas. sailing schooner GEO. W. GRICE,
portion Of her engaged W ss t NTH qaek
d sP s. For balance ct fIe Cd sRpE T t.
~ r FOE Pa,lLAD .sh spps
Cart john BRoo sSs having the he yreatei
portion of her cargo ENGAGED, will sail with quick
u az st 0 v. .. s c5 IL iTPFRi:T y CO.
RS FOR CHARLESTON s. C.-The su
60 ppe s1E. fast, sailing schr. SUSAN F. ALB,
he cargo ENGAGED and SONG on boz board. w viii sail
py to Tau l5-5tl W, D, COLO UITT& CO
- n S !, y The PUgLIC:-
EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully announce to
sS @Ffa9Seq NV rug York. Rf,
PPjHdIdLAAD .tpt and BALTIMoRE to RICH
obtaining their freight and packages in the short
est possible time.
D Expresses leave New YoEk at 10 and O'Clock
and ii +. nj. Expresses leave Baltimore at 20
A n n a and NJ NJ arriving in Richmond at 80
Expresses leave Richmond for New York, Phil
8SsiRhs and and n all points North and
our office ONE HOUR before the Departure of the he
EXPR PRESS FOR THE SOUTH leave Rich
lHe audHiS I1ApftSS COMPANY feel snat thew can
guarantee to the public civiity attention and sat
sfactl"n III all their intercourse with their officers
IN Richmond, and nothing will be left undone on
their part to meet the wants of their customers.
Freight and packages arriving by the Express
from The North at O'Clock z. Nj Will be delivered
immediately. thereby giving to our customers an
advance OF twelve hours over our arrangements
here otore.
STEAMER EXPRESSES, TO AND FROM
NEW YORK: SEMI WEEKLY. Freights de-
hyeTed immedateiy upon the arrival of the ship
HEAVY AND LIGHT FREIGHTS, PACK
AGES, NJ ONE Ely, BONDS, LEGAL DOCU-
MENTS. &c, forwarded with safety ana dis
patch to all parts of the United States, Canadas
and Europe.
NOTES. DRAFTS AND BILLS, with or with
out Goods. collected at all accessible points
throughout the United States, and prompt returns
guaranteed.
SLAVES forwarded BY each of our Expresses
IN charge of careful and reliable mess myers.
TOBACCO and other samples carried at unusual
low rates.
All freights promptly called for and delivered
without extra charge.
GA- For further information, please call at our
office, 202 Main street.
adams EXPRESS COMPANY"
au7-Tu&Sts w. H. TRkGO. Snp't
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AUCTION 9ALH2.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Alex. Nett. Auct'r.
x5. OOO GMn UhIss hsnanEa. IN RREL In

Go9Ps sH9 y :oJ gM Y, REL
eonsistins Of Cloth. froos and D,ess Coats Cloth
and Msrselss sf vests Cloth, cassIne Ss SATIN SATIN
and Velvet Vestings, Satin and Silk Stocks and
Mosquito Netting; 200 dozen Cotton and Wool len
Hos,ers 70 dczen Hoop skirts.
8 cases Mems Shoes; cases Heavy Boots SOD
Cling ham Umbrellas, dlreet from the faotcry, Az
TERMs-All sums over $50, 60 DAYS credit, for
approved endorsed negotiable notes
A ,vALUABLs FARM FUK SALE As
on the 10Th of September 1861 tf lair; if not, the
nsh, XII The premises sell at au elton that
cunt, Of Caro- ine. containing 400 ACHES. more
or less, WING four miles south Of Bowling Green,
ing the lands of ,hn b. Coats and others. It is
deemed unnecessary TO give a further description
viii examine for 20 sess" - Sysn as Sc
seeo acrop OF wheat AID full possession gwen lst
January.
TtRMs OF sALs-One third cash the balance
in two equal instalmeuts at and years. with 10
tie est the purchaser executing bonds with secu
@ sp6 6 asSa 81 'g' upon 'ne pse
au 2o-l Executor of Ia B. dickinson.
+ss COMMISSION sAL& O4 VAL.
UABIEREAL Els ATE IN JAMES CITY
&c ree Of the Circuit Cour for the court of James
Cit, and city of pIilia,nsburs pronouuced on the
Al oi AUGUST. 1870 IN the Chance SUIT Of More
c"cks hers rs. horecock's heirs shall sell hs
pubic suct,n = re hishsst bd,er. on ,he
valuable parcel Of Real Estate Of Ahch the late
VIM. Norecock died seized ami possessed, COZ
tainiug ia the aggregate about 533 acres more or
less, and lying in the upper port on of James Git
in an excellent LerGhtorhond convenient 10
schools chu ches and post offices, and not more
tn twn mics from poI Neck Lending o. the
Chlckah lmtny. b. which 4 steamer passes fc1r
times a week to and from Ri, limo I'd About 2n
acres of the land are oeen at IN good heart and
NAV bs improved at little cost, lime and other
iertIl gers may be landed from the vessels on the
ftrm. The baildngs suitable for an ordlnary
flmIly, and IN coed repair. A farm comprising
so many advantages rarely IN market.
day OF sale. or on application to the undo rsigned
IN person or by letter. II address is Williams
burg. Va. VIM. II +. NOR EEOCK
au 22-d&swltScwtds Special Commissioner
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U. 5. 1IarshaIShotD bend

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1S-Last night Charles
b Brown, the u. S Commissioner, was shot
aead by George j. Caldwell, of the firm of AL
fred Wood d Co. The affray occurred at
Caldwell's house, in consequence of Browns
having forced his way into Caldwelrs cham
Der. The original cause grew out of bad feel
ing relative to the adjustment of a legal
claim Caldwell Immediately surrendered
himself to the authorities
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sOk BussUN AND NEW
60 YoRK-VI NORFOLK The
LINE has 6ne large BARGE always ready. at
the Dock, near Edmonc, Davenport Il Co.'S. 70
receive FREIGHT at any hour, daily, for the
above places, The steam er EMPIRE will leave
herr, every TUESDAY AID FRIDAY, at 10 o. clock
he BOSTON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIPS.
Sh!Eehh7 J leave e {, Norfolk on WEDNESDAYS and
SHIPPERS will find it - their advantage to pa
tronlze this route, as the of Freish are as
iow, and the dispatch al great as BY any Other
Steamship Line TO either place, and goods han
died less. For information. apply to
I. d. II ALL, Agent,
jy 23-lm*
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O. bsLTlMoEE, Aug. 1.-THE oaernss at the State
hoa'es yetterd4y foot up 900 head being 20p head
in"s man iast market day. The market was dul.,
put tAe average price shows an improvement of Is
cents per 100 lus on last ThRIsda rate. OF the
aoOVe offerings 100 head were left over unsold and
tue oalaho" zoo head were taken by baltimore
butchers n Prices ranging from S275a4 and
Nefas ng S3 90 pc leo lbs. OF hogs there was a
o. per lOu bs, of sheep, there WAS also a good
suipy prices rueo Is cents per head hIg her than
Istt IhnrsdaS. Sales were made at So 2Sa3 rs per
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By Goddin 4 Appersen. Aucrs.

TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN TIE PLAN
OF NAVY HILL. AT THE CORNER OF
5ra AND BAKER STREETS, FOR SALE AT
aCCIIoN WI re sold AZ auction. on the prem.
O'Clock p. N. two beau.i nj Buidins Lots, Noa
~ oss an 81 located as above, rontlng to etberTl
on tbs SCUM side OF Baker street i22 eet to an Al
ny ~ let vide, adjoining the residence Of Rev
Terms; one-third cash: balance a, 4 and o
months Tor negotiable notes interest added, and
au IA GUDDiN & APPnRSON Auct,.
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Loss of a Packet Steamer by Fire,

LgwEs, DEL, Aug. l6.-The packet steamer
John McMakin, Captain John Marshall. from
Le~es, Del, for Philadelphia, took fire thi 5
evening, while at anchor in Lewes creek, and
is total loss. She would have been scuttled.
nut the water was not of sufficient depth
Boat insured.
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BOARDING.

OAhDiNG.-Persons wishing to send their
- daug hters to the Ashland Female Instltute
and preferTing to hare them board in private
family, can be accommodated by applying TO T.
PRYOR, whose family residence is next door to
the school. he sleeping apartments will be large
and airy, and no pains VIII be spared to insure the
care. For terms per session, address.
JOHN PRYOR,
y N-lm Ashland, Hanover county, Va.
pa b K II HOU USE,
BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen Will find the best of accommodations
xith every ehoTt Tor the comfort of guests. LAR
DkH not e1ceiled In the United States.
II. d. PARKER,
mn a-siD ) r. MILLS.
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rELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
TR.port.d for The Richmond Dispatch. ]
oyE Day Later FROM EUROPE.

r.rsRAox, Aug. 1.-THE steamship 9las-
Srovs passed here tonight with Liverpool
zzsiates to the eth
8Ssples remained quiet. The volunteers who
isnded in Calabria were enthusiastically
d .heered and Gsriba,di was hourly expected,
ali efforts to effect an aTmisti ce with MIN nav
,ns failed. The King of Naples had sent iour
~ oppose the landing of his forces tnefe gu,
- was confidently asserted that they would
4 oln The latter on their first appearance
<,r1rs Aug &C reat preparations are
-,e.Ing 20 repulse the invasion OF Carr oaldi.-
r,nrovements are being actively INTRODUCED
mo the army and navy.
TURIN, Aug. 3--The frnssian aln oassaaoI
,..rI,n Cabinet would observe the striciest
neutralitv with regard TO affairs IN italy.
The Genoa papers say that Two regiments
have been mustered IN Cataorla VINO VIII cry
lara fa,5tdEit ," on MS Eanuihg.
Sfocco had disem banked.
lis denied that Napoleon will have an in
,eTvtew with the King of Sardinia.
The GaribaIdans have Invested the fort of
=, LA ~ Calabria, opposite Messina.
Itis stated that the select committee of the
BRUSH House of Commons have condemned
ar Whitworth gun.
coMaERc1AL.
I.vFE pool, Aug. - he safes OF cot on for The
So two da's aave been p. 90 bales. The mark-t
g. ,seG 4 m.
srfoasfRfs. -Fl.ur is arm and good Ali ie
ave = IahtlS advanced " heat 4 m and e
red slsht, hiAhter Com rs Qalet st the iAie ID
y,Ece; sone authorities SAY all qualities
.g5 ewhSt HI. her.
t5fHttaI FTo cEce.-Rosin IS dul at IS -. Spirits
81 tarpenine Is duji, and previous GuctatI"ns
b,re-N maintained Nv nE To th5 large ara WAS
4 sshTm At 50. higher
Money IN good dem nd.
LATEST.
Io~noS. Aug. e-Cprsals are quoted at . I. d
a., for none, and account.
LEvEEFonL. ku>. 9-sales Of 10. 60 bai ss Cotton
t. day, ne Inaraet ciosins hfm.
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AUCTION SALES.
CoMMIssIoNER,s .ALx ov.r.,r

COMMIss!ONER,s SALE ovREAL n.
10 Durs.sncs 81 decree 81 Hennoo County Court,
day OF Aug 1850. the ed - so.s N
the premises, on MoNbSY me . asse e.. uYoa
sust' th ,ari T. not The mex, t;r AZ .Isommea
with two-s story brick TEN I'm Emf ,Sei con r..
ing on The west side of z5th greet, no,tn OF n
let to an alley 20 feet wide
70 TkKMs:- One fourth cash; the balance ~ and
- ns, Tor negotiable notes, it'll nserest add
20. satisfactorily eLdorsed, and title retained until
A. ~ Jas. NJ. TAYLOR, Commissioner.
JAS M. iA1LoR foN. Aucts. ans
HdIrsI ~ p.SSnynx SALT OF yHKEE
UNION HILL. BY Auction Viii b. sod. usou
the premises. on MONDAY, the aU h Ga, 81 AM MT.
commenc ng immedlate, sftsr the sale advsrsised
BY Jas. M Tia. lor, Commissions tsas at 90 iook
.lthree HOUSE ard LOTS On y 9 west sidS
the leigh Stree. BAPTIST church; Two are Of b9eS.
and the ether frame They are wei acspted Tor
mail sized famiIss TIE lots front 70 feet each.
ard run back I22 feet to an alley 20 ,eei vide.
TERMS = One-thIfd cash; the ba aDce at and
mon hs. for negotiable notes, with interest ADDED.
AUG JAS M TAYLOR Il SON. Auots.
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Escape of Conyicts.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Aug. E.-WhiIe the
con'icts were twork on the Capitol grounds
yesterday, three of their number concealed
themselves, aud quickly aud uuobseryedIv es
capped. None have been taken
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AIRS. PELLETS SCHOOL,
lfl IN RROAD ST 2 /, LIT

BETWEEN 10TH AND lITH.
Mrs. PELLET will resume the duties of her
School on MONDAY, Der. I'd, and wi be aided In
all It's departments by an efficient corps of teach
erS.
Parents who entrust their children to her care
assured that they will be thoroughly grounded
IN all the branches essential to a finished educa-
ton.
TERMS made known on application at her resi-
dence, an l0-2m
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Union Illinois State Convention

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE Bell and Everett
SAFE Convention met at Decatur yesterday,
ard nominated full State and Electoral
ucxet. No platform resolutions Were adopted.
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ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.

BosToS. Aug. lS.-The Galway steamship
Psrana, via -. Johu's arrived here to-day
WI additional European III telIigence.
" RsKILLEs, 6th.-The troops left to-day for
Syria
...r latest advices from Naples state that
tn-ee hundred Neapoiitan troops, who were
on the point OF joining Garibaldi, were arrest
ad. The Minister OF War had drawn the troops
from the Abruzz and ordered the principal
poet Of the army TO concentrate around Ma
pies.
nALGRADR. 6th.-There were serious distur-
hsuces yesterday, between the Servlans, Turks
and Bosnian sailors The garrison remained
quiet.
PALERMO, ith.-Large numbers Of volun-
teers are arriving here.
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Mr.. RICE WILL OPEN AN ENGLISH
VI AND CLASSICAL school ON THE lsT
Of SEPTEMBtR. AT Ma. BROCK rNBOE O'S,
ON CLAW STR r EFT, SET WEN Sd Nd 4rH-
thorough, embr tcIng that explanatory course
without which no real progress can be made
@hcn mas Desh pursued Py NJ meyer .oG the !ast
entious discharge of his duties, receive the pat
ronase of those lily desiring the improve me mt
and advancement of their children.
He refers to Rev DR.. Burrows, Sr. De Witt, of
the Index, and Thomas D. Quarles, Esq.
He can be seen at any time by calling at his
mothers residence, on ID street between Clay
and Leigh Terms made known on app icatlon.
ny
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By Crenshaw Il Co., Auct's.

900 BAGS Nlu COFFEE AT ave
Cfcc TION On FRIDAY oath AUGUST we
Will sci at AUCTION, cCmmehcine at 10 O'Clock, a,
the tore of Messrs. siunlnp, Moncure & Co
2499 bags very prime RIO COFFEE, in double
sack jnst Imported from Rio de Janeiro,
per bark Fannie Crenshaw.
TERMs.-Under 500, cash over 500, four
months credit, for app owed paper.
CRENSHAW Il CO, Auct'rs.
au Is Richmond, Va
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= sailing of Steamer,
lie Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug 18.-The steamships Arago
ana Kangaroo sailed at noon, with over ST.
4Ut 900 in specie.
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e<Hae NOTICE 70 THE PUBLICITY
afEfN JAM ESTOW " will be Withdrawn from

eIEfN JAMESTOWN will be withdrawn from
~axHsS the line for .wo or three weeks, for the
purpose of receiving new boilers. Due notice will
be given when she resumes her trips again.
The YORKTOWN and the ROANOKE will con
tlnue on the route between here and New York
TUESDAY afternoon, at P. M; the ROANOKE
every FRIDAY afternoon. at4 r. VI.
Returning from New York every TUESDAY
and SATURDAY. at P. NJ. touching at Norfolk
going and returning,
Excursion Tickets issued for the round trip for
Sl6.
Passage to new York, including meals and state
room accommodations, only $40. Steerage pas
sage So.
Fare to Norfolk same as by the river boats
iy Ats LUDLAM Il WATSON
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MISS PEGRAM'S SCHOOL.

the first day of October
Miss PEGRAM deems this proper occasion to
which has attended her efforts in the cause of edu-
cation.
To the pupils, whose affection and industry have
cheered her iabors, and TO the parents whose kind
expressions of approval have been her hghest re-
ward, as We'll as 10 the many friends whose infu-
ence has been constantly used in her behalf, Miss
PEGRAM returns sincere and cordial thanks.
She trusts that tie increased ex perience of each
year, and unTelaxlng efforts her part to deserve
the confidence reposed in her, will render her
School worthy OF continued success.
KA-Catalogues, with full particulars, NAV be had
on application to MRS. J. w. rEGRAM,
L d. cWlmt Linden Nnnara
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X, &c.-A superior article of BUT
~ iEkt Tor table use, always 10 be had AT
.un ]. MONROE CARTER,S.

RUITEK, &c.-A superior article of BUT
~ TEX, Tor table use, always to be had at
ALso-in store and for sale
bb nIssa s ME.fa Mountain HAY.
FLOUR, CORN, OATS, POTATOES.
a1 lin On Cary, two doors below i2th St
NOTICE. have this day (Augu., II,h7 -
pointed and constituted ROBERT a,IiIIN
ny iawiai Agent' to carry on the retail GRoCE
KY BUSINESS. In the city of Ricbmond h.I
purchases and sales made by him for cash only AN
Richmond, August 18th. 1850. an S aisaax.s'
OOK AT THIS-JUsT RECEIVED--W;n
- open on Monday. at EZEKIEL'S, (Msiert's
Counterpanes very superior quality. to be run off
thls week for rs cents yard, six yards will make
large Counterpart for only 81 80. Call soon and
supply yourselves, or it will be gone. IL has never
oeen sold as low For good bargains in all ttyl les
Malert's old stand Il Main Est st.
DONT F0R4ET NO. FORTY-ONE -
~ . C1HnochET NEEDLES AND sERPENTINE
EbRAiD;-openlng this morning, large supply Of
seIpentne Crochet Brad and Needles, Of ali
sizes. To be had cheap At EZEKTEI's
Mailert,s old stand ii M inst
Don't forget the Number.
NEW YOkA Extra q and c Suxars: Nav Yo-L
Az Crushed Sugars; for sale ~
'TIEMAN's CHROME 0REEN.-io c..es
,s'' : VIZ a,s - sA :flf CO., ~ Main =,
FAs n. 3. y WITH I, .!l.s9.s s !sss;
Sssszs'vr,Fsl RI sysk :
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lEy. MI. MICHELBACHER' SCHOOL

IL IN TIE BASEMENT OF THE SYNAGOGUE,
On lIth Street near Marshall.
The fifteenth session Of REV nj. J. MICHEL
SACHER's SCHOOL will commence on the fiji st
MONpAY IN September
Mr. M VIII be +sslsted by Mr.. EDW ARD TUR
NER, who. in the last FIVE sessions, has received
the approval of the patrons and of the Princ pal of
the school; and by Mrs G. P. BENNETT, hose
well kaown merits teacher make il unneces-
sary TO say more in her behalf
=, The following SUBJECTS comprise the studies of
MIR. NJ . school:
;, English with all it's branches, including the
bellies Lettres; German, French, Hebreto and
Price Of Tuition of the session. ending on the lat
OF July Us $50 S'8, ard S36
For ffther information, address
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vi SCHOOL.-The second session of this School
will commence the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER,
1860. ano end the LIST of July, 1851.
All the usual branches of FEMALE EDUCA
TON are taught, the Modern Languages by ma
tire masters and Latin, Music, Drawing and
Paioting. by competent Professors in eaoa depart
ment. The French Language will be taught bv a
native of Paris. The growing necessity for this
angu age In our country, makes it essential that
1t hon Id he taught orally for which reason It will
he the language OF the school room, and as soon
as a proper selection can be made a French lady
will be procured 10 reside IN the family.
A class Will be formed English Literature.
and the course of study viii be thorough
corps of experienced teachers mine in mum
beri have been engaged d others will be adoed
SHOULD the exlgences Of the school require them
eral OF Virginia, Richmond; Prof Fl Tucket,
Medical College oil Vlrslnla, Richmond; Hon X
vi. !, unter. Y 5. Senator ,Lloyd's, Essex coun-
ty Va; Hon James Nj Mason, l. S Senator,
Va; tight Rev. Bishop Johns, Alexandra Va
Rev T. ': Moore, Richmond Va; Rev James R.
Graham. W niche ter, Va; Tn mas Furman, Esq
savannah, Ga; Judge H. Marshall, Charlotte
> H. Va; Clnclnatus Newton. Esq Norfolk,
Va Rev. h trles H. Read Richmond Va; Judge
James D. Hal burton, d G. OF u s.. Ri ,hm nd.
Va; M " illam ':r Mt, Richmond, Va; Mr.
hbram Warwick, do; NJ Samuel Ay res, do NJ
3 Smith, do I; r. 7. Daniel, Esq do; Colonel
rhns. Ellis, do DR.. Robert H Cabell, 10
For term and other partlcu ars relating to the
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