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Hall Oil Cloth
Hall Furniture.
One complete Library Case, with Glass Doors
o DINING-ROOM
OlCloth-one IA feet.
Walnut Extension Table
Sideboard Clock Crockery and Glassware
O.. CHAMBERS.
STAIR and Chamber Carpets,
ehch Bedsteads, Hair Mattresses Spring do Feather
.IesSlng Bureaus Plain do Wardrobes Marble-Ton
II t3et are with the usual quantity of KIT
ap3O IS / r ~ \ SN ~ ESqQous
A.; VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
Dill. ON THE FIRST AT nav AATTcT 10 i;,,, ~ ,
-, O'CLOCK, ON THE PREMISES ~ RUN
VIII sell on the first day of May, on the premises ,bot
EEA a LOT OF GROUND situated at the Corner
rqht ana Plowman streets, and known as the HORSE
MARKET PROPERTY. This Lot is 10 feet bv 100 Faat
more street. " 0fS ii 'oi'i-
The imRrqyements are SEVEN BRICK DWELLINGS,
ana for Twenty Horses with large Hall above
and plenty of pure water on the premises ~
This IS one of the best opportunities 10 SFCURE FYTFN
ft T. ~ EMISES, CENTRALLY LOCATED for manu-
tacturinE purposes, where much room is reouired 4
sr93und,rent OF $500 can remain the property
80 'N~ on" 'iN
Ssde peremptory. j. B. CANNON,
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I'I''-TI
BY SAMUEL j. SOPER AZ 60

iTS...t PUBLIC SALE.
Hf:,sI The following described VAL UABLE REAL FS-
-RA+ TIE, formerly owned by the Baltimore Water Com
pany andnow in possession Of the ctv be offered pub
lie sale, TUESDAY. the Is Of May, the Exchange
SalcsroOm, at | O'Clock, i. NJ, viz:
rtion of The Chase Reservoir Property" consisting
oSEVEN BUILDING LOTS, labou 27 y feet wide by IL
feet deep lying in the square bounded by North Charles
Eager and Chase Streets and Loyegrove alley and fronting
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LNUK SALE OR LEASE.
n ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOTS.
SITUATED ON MADISON AVENUE,
NEAR HOFFMAN STREET.
apply TO CIAS. G. KERR,
ut 4 LII
al.-1za"+w Attorney.
IARFORD AVENUE PROPERTY For SALE |

II "A OR LEASE
N portion OF the VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY on the
avenue adjoining the lands Of Messrs Barnum and
JOINS hopkins VIII be- divided into OTIS and sold or leased
ZyO eet on Hartford avenue, north OF T. Barnums land
and running back $50 feet ~
Lots on % foot avenue, to be opened from the Hartford
avenue each lot leo feet front, running back about $50
and running back $50 feet F ''
Lots on % foot to be opened each lot 100 feet
'front.' ana running back to Johns Hopkins feet
These Lots would be sold very favorable terms to re-
them improved. ~ nav
Single Lots will be sold leased to parties who would
improve the property, and an advance would be
~ "A long creditca be given
Apply to JOHN |. GROSS, Mechanics F,ychanUa SIM
Building, Rev. J. DOIAN
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lumber.


SECURE THE VERY BEST.
~ a GREAT SAVING OF GAS AND A
r,o,,rp,. NIKE NIKE BRILLIANT LIGHT. ~ nav
HOLZER'S IMPROVED GAS SAVING REGULATOR
out of order Besides being great savn prevents the
unhealthy consequences engendered by escape of
Durnt gas injury the eyes caused by kering rrcgu
lar flame md the excessive heat in weather where
there no REGULATOR Call at the Office in operation
ton made where other Regulators failed. apl2lm
DERUVlAN GUANO.
Our extensive arrangements enable US continue sup
GUANO at Agents prices, delivered from Guano Ware
J0HNS0N's ISLAND GUAN0.
new and valuable discovery from tie Poetic Ocean.
warranted TO be GENUINE, and not manufactured
Guano.
A A. MEXICAN GUANO of a high standard
We are dealers in NATURAL GUANOS only, and are not
but M Or dE R s S n K
TLEWELL'S MANIPULATED GUANO: and other fetil
"''' Vi 'a''''e' arp p MIL"%M K co.
Wood street, Bowlys wharf, opposite
aD25-d Corn Exchange Buildings.
e o. GoRTER,
~. Nc. 50 sOuTH GAY STREET,
Messrs. Peleveisin Freres La Rochelle
MesSrs. ]. Faure & Co.'S COgnac SBRANDIES
Alfred Morton Bordeaux
Also Messrs. de St Andre Co Ay Champagne Spark
liIg Wine.
YIN transmit orders for the above for parties desr
ing to import the which will carefully exec
ted at the lowest market prices ap2-Im
RR0SS Il KREBS,
~ PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPHERS, ENGRAVERS,
COLOR Printers,
NO. 10l WEST LOMBA I'D STREET,
Bill Heads, Checks
Bills Of Ladng,
Circulars,
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

JULIANNA TUOMAY, Ad'mx of
SAM'L H. COVER, Amciionear
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TRUSTEES SALE,
BY virtue of decree the Superior Court of Baltimore
cry sitting Court of Equity the undersigned Trustee
will sell at public sale, the premises TUESDAY AT
r. RNOoN, May 18th, at o'clock, the following eligible
BUILDING LOTS:
ON GIIMOR STREET
4S LOTS-Each 25Xl5 feet, alley wIde being
the entire sections the and mor street
between Winchester, Cook and l.nrman streets
MOUNT STREET.
% LOTSEach 25Xl57 feet alley feet wide on the
east side Of Mount street ami within the bonndas OF the
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5nsurantt Gympa:ues

MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE.
FHNHE SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE
a . COMPANY OF NEW YORK.,
lnsures Marine and Inland Navigation Risks on terms as
favorable as those ofany other Company persons taking
foces from this Company entitled share OF the
profits without mourning any liability beyond the amount
OF Premium. The Assets the Company liable for the nae
ment of losses, over s2OO0,HW
A. B NELSON, Pres't
A. SEAT0N, v. Pres't j WHITEUEkn. Secv,
,., C. OLIVER oDONNELL, Agent in Baltimore
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TELEGRANdS
Per Magnetic Telegraph Lines once No. ISs Main Street,
CONGRESSIONAL


WASHNGroN, Feb 2l.-ln the SENATE, ON Mr. lver-
sous motion, resolution was adopted setting apart
every Friday after the present week. for the oonsdeTa
lion of private bills
Mr. Seward introduced bin for the admission Of Kan
sas INTO the Union, on which he will speak Wednesday Of
next week.
Mr. Brown reported bill authorsug the corporation
OF Washington to issue $500 900 Of stock for building
the centre marSet-hOuse Passed
On motion OF Mr. Nicholson. a resolution was adopted
inSueuug the naval committee to enquire into the eN
pediency oil hayingal commissions Of captains and lieu
tnaats 10 the revenue service confirmed by the Senate
also, that their compensation be increased.
Ga motion OF Mr.. Mason, resolution was adopted for
the arrest OF Ihaddeus Hyatt OF New York, who re-
fuses to obey the Of the Harpers Ferry Inyes
ugaing Committee
Mr.. Ham submitted resolution of enquiry which lies
over as 20 the proprey of granting California all the
right of the United States in the New Amada quicksilver
mines the proceeds 70 be applied to the construction Of
the Pacific Railroad
bill for supplying the States with arms was made the
special order for Thursday.
The senate went into Executive Session aud then ad
journed ill Thursday
In the House, Mr.. Smith Of North Carolina defended
MS political position lie said he was never q Know
Nothing, but always a Wing. The Committee Roads
and Canals reported back Joint resolution for the
moya Of the RATS on Red River the bill recommt
ted special Committee seats proposed and
adjourned TO Friday allow time for changing back the old
seats decided TO restore the old but refused
adjourn The election Of Printer was postponed 10
Thursday. The House then went into = Committee OF
the whole on the message The debate unmpor-
taut Mr.. Lunar made eloquent speech defining his
position in regard to the condition of the South. Mr.
Henry Winter DAVIS made speech bitterly ridcuug the
Legislature OF Maryland and said his vote for Penung
ton Was approved by al whose opinion he respected.
lie knew Pennington was in favor of the Fugitive Slave
Law. His speech abOunded in invecves Both Houses
adjourned 10 Thursday.
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ERnM MFNICn-

NV ORLEANS, Feb. 2I.-Tampico dates TO the 18th
have been received Several large bodies Of Liberal
troops the march from Northern Mexico to inter-
rupt Niramon in his expedition against Vera Cruz Nj
rlla, with 1890 men, and Alvarez with 1000 we're
marching the city of Mexico The Liberals will aid
the ege Of GuadaIara. Degollado has gone to Pucba
20 direct the movements Of the Liberals aud was conf
dent of Defeating Mamou. The latters wife accompa.
MES him on the expedition against Vera Cruz and il is
supposed If 10, is defeated he will leave the country
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TIE RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,


French Music, Drawing, SC, usual extra charges.
A reduction Of One-6Ja'rtA to Ministers
For catalogues, containing details, apply 10
ja3G-dSclm CHAs. Ii. WINSTON President
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FROM CALIFORNIA

Nsw OslyANs Feb 2l.-Sln Francisco dates via the
san Antonio route two days later, have been received
town. A memorial containing 100000 signatures has
been presented the Legislature Of California to prevent
Chinese immigration. The Geographic line is finished
uear, hundred miles beyond san Francisco on But
..rf.II. rnnLa-
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E,tr0s Feb 2Four e. 81 wh-a quiet and steady
Rod 81 1fltl 80 Corn dm and actve-Whe 52td cents
yellow g-> P-E .t-alye-J SIS 90 >i prime Sl5lt H.
Bacon sides lol.. whisky active a: -
NV Nuss, F.H 2'C'1n hrp and unchanged Flour quiet
bu unchanged Wheat trmsaies u0importtu. Corn buoysn
~ so cts p.-s tr-uess 8iIC-r ~; prime 3l25pGtl5
Lard heavy Whisky Ur;ierquoed a. 23 Orleans Sugar A.
auction I.-T 4t Coffee advanced oneQuarer sales OF
bags 40 MaAsses steady sc Sp,s Turprutne
dll 40 Bosast ay a. o; Rice steady at ,1t4
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THE SEVENTH REGIMENT.

WAsUNGToN, Feb. 2l.-The seventh Regiment will
arrive here early u the morning Several visiting COM
ptuies have already arrived General regret express
cd that the Fist Virginia Regiment could not De present
TO assist, at the Inauguration Of the Washington Statue
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
SALE OF A VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION, AND NE.
GR0ES, IN LOUISIANA
Succession of samuel Packwood.
sA liz FOR PARTITI0N.

Important sale Of Sugar Plantation nine miles the city OF
New Orleans known the Bellechasse capable of mang
500 hhds OF Refined sugar. together with l6 Slaves belonging
thereto neudipg the finest Plantation Residence
Sale positively Witlou, reserve.
DY JULIAN NEVILLE Auctioneer-oncs No H. Commercial
- Pace-W he sold al Auction, In the city Orleans
SATURDAY, March TO- 1862 at II o'clock the st Charles
Exshange by and In order Honorable r.
H. Morgan. Judge Of the Second District Court parish Of
Orleans rendered In the Of Emily A. Dorsey Vs.
dore j. Packwood in the matter Of the above
dated January 81 s6O all the Following described property
LIST CERTAIN TRACT or LAND, cultivated Sugar Plan
taon and known by the Of Belechass Plantation sua
ted In the parish Of PaIuemnes the right Of the M
spp river at about five and half leagues below
Orleans having and measuring my and half
said river by ry In Depth the upp,r
lines by lands OF Rosetta Toupar and below by
Juan u de Esana together with AL the buildings improvements
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
STERE0SC0PIC EMPORIUM.
+. ANTHONY.
3OS RrondMny, Now York.
After May IT. 1850, at sli GROlD1AY Two doors

After May I,t. 1850. at sol BROADWAY, Two doors
rOm St Mich Ia, Hotel
TslHE Srgago'COPE the Instructive, ent,cligiHy anu
4 ...- ani .-..'.ag oi n'd-rHio seouous.
None are t H'J, none 20. t none t1 tatyfNt none TO
....ft-f.>f o. AcslOgIe IKE It's worth and beauty.
So home complete without IT, aud is must and will penetrate
er-r.7..---
~" .a.ass' PEREZ '1'rs aud s'lrpHs g a'''' ash you were
Photographers everywhere exploring Europe Asia Africa
ani America i1 search u i- eru' amt Oh; beautiful and Hs
~,.Ht ef..si- .ti f-s constantly sHrAiiy COZ .inrt
Iea EalsuI scotland ireland, wales Belgium Holland
Switzerland spain, The Rhine, Versailles, St Cloud Foutanebau,
Iuees lty rurSey Egypt Nuvls the Holy Land China In
ia. Crystal P.ace-Ns5 Grolps Historical Sasny marriage
scenes breakfast pie mics s'a;asry, &C. sSlui's
Che trails u ranse ls, a., &c The elect Of these Illuminated
Esr gentleman Of wealth and refined taste should have IN his
drawing room some OF our 'IHst c'rs o i Win reVo!'-
ing sgreo,1p showing . %, 90 orluo SCENES Nothing can be
fuauu; and can od no greater treat 10 friend
fond 90 th- picturesque and The beautiful
A.4l si-reoseolc Nie"' are We atesi ri9-
,l-raphc sender They taken the et tg 0~eont,
e.ey thing 4Hs- hor rdFtGg q mag hs nDCiHg de-
ge as sharply and distinctly as mad been perfectly at est
fhs additional u-, for Co the beauties OF Illuminate nature
Of our o4n an bea 4stora 81 Eo, W. receive
don and P, orders Tor Anhonys instantaneous Views u
A.o,g ols lss We have just published sereos,opc Uasa-
toa I ofths FULT0N PEY4s NsEtDs, which
many hearts . interest The pardculao this will be found
Our Caaoa, Of subjects and prices will be forwarded to any
Parties q, Stance sending us g. g. 80 sl5 500 49, can
have good instrument and such pictures they require
Views alone. without instrument can be sent by mail
Parties who Eh be advised % anything really valuable Ia
may US their place record
amt - e uiI keep them posted 40 expense.
Photography fascinating aud de-
ghtl We prepared 20 tt out dhfuN With
gyu. necessary for their success, together with Instructions
Hlw to Take Stere0sccpic Pictures
f. ANTHONY
Importer Manufacturer Photographs Materials, Sereo
and Strrr0scopic Views.
Merchants from every section Of the eoantrY respect
uly Invited EXAMINATION Of stock our discount
@ % be- trade wilt be liberal
To PuOrOGRAPHESs-First class sterecscopie Negatives
waited.
Scudby mail a print unmouu,eI with price Of Negative.
IONS tts opt for t,turc rsfsrrnce1 fr3I-dim
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900 $40 $4,000; offoO $4,000 Of $40 30 siO
OO0
ssy- While tickets ,2o; Halves 80; Quarters Sc
Prizes caShed a.; sight AZ per cent discount
Bills Of N. Richmond City Banks taken a. par.
A drawing will be forwarded The result beeonss
known.
rauons addressed RODRIGUEZ (eare Of City
Post ohSoa CO. emil he "a Of AArch viii be attended TO-
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4afArSE-Nr :. B. Roberts, tragednn Of decided
-e Is now performing at the Theatre, in this city
ova years have elapsed since We witnessed the pcrso
-ol' Of Mr. Roberts and the favorable impression lie
.Ie1 made is stil tenable In our memory
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Tur pARAGUAYAV TRrATy

WASHINGTON, F,b. 2l.-The Senate to-day, rattle,
the treaty with Paraguay The ratification Of the Me1i
treaty is still pending. Several Republican Senator
will support IL; bat it's ratification is a matter Of doubt
The Senate WILL however consider it next week, from
day 20 day, until disposed Of
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EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE.
WASHINGTON COUNTY, VA.
TINHE Spring session Of this Institution will begin the 12th
January next and continue until the 9th Of June following t5
nayable advance viii the entire tuition bOIyd
mel ant contingent te For further information, address
defG-im T. +. WILEY, Pres't, Emory p. O. Va.
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rras-Nelsurcs are being instituted tending
70 zoe cali o: an extra session Of the General Assembly
some tine next wear The cal Tor tie extra session has
'e'ed almost the requisite number OF signatures Of
..'er' 10 make Il imperative the Executive TO is
- = p.ol-malI1n % the tlm. de.-nated
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1On BALES COTTON YARNS, Union Mills brand
wv assorted numbers, for sale 10y
fe2l l. 4 G.. b DAVENPORT.
GUINNESS EXTRA DUBLIN STOT-r.-wehave
" store, aud 20 arrive, . Extra DNghle Stout Porter
"Gunues Stout has been distinguished for many years past by
10 uniform excellent suay rs agreeable, and free
t bitter aud ~ Porter Fur sale
BY Ni 80 price charged BY the sole FOX he United States
fele-iW e q. D. DAVENPORT.
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lolSs G,,El's E,Li.-T5is grand affair viii take
pace tonight at the Hal Of the Mechanics Institute.
-'e can De- dou5, that those who attend viii have
--t Time. as extra arrangements have been made 20
ensure enjoyment 20 thc participants About midnight,
ward alt
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The undersigned Lewis Giner John T. Alvey and Geo Aren
all Of whom reside In the city Of Richmond and Albert Jerees
who resides IN the county Charlotte al In the State Of Virginia.
have formed ned partnership, under the name and hrIn Of
"GINTER, ALVEY ABENtS" IN tAe city Rich
In the Virgin the business OF importing and job
hing Fancy Dry Goods Wholesale Albert g. Jelrees special
partner SUCH contributed the capital stock
said the of hrfgfcs HpIsIRd dOIrs which he
has paid in cash Lewis Gute John Alvey and Geo AreE
genera partners.
said partnership commenced the Isl day January 1sG
the Of five from that date Wit
ness following signatures this sth day of February 1850
A. g. JEFPRETs
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NrrrtEr Ptru.-The infantry couplsjes OF hr
E--, Regiment OF Virginia Volunteers vii, parade on
le C.r..o. Sqel-. ttis afternoon. at O'Clock. The
uav.-lers VIII r', out the Safe Government bl-
uo. y.t furnished them with arms. The Governors
C-l-f .elg..rvI viii also parade 90 ococ ANA unite
With t.e Fr,, Regiment The lta-i,o .uI Chesterfield
Troop viii probably y.-i, Che City during the afternoon
s1i Join Che other forces thJ alto-e.hc- The display
sill be an imposing one e. tIe weather should prove ia
yo4oe The Young Guard vii. parade ir tae forenoon
The B1,s viii wa.eb o. Union liiIl about O'Clock 90
s..o-, Capt Eagi,s company OF G-lys TO the Cap.,o
Square.
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HArrrAH Feb. PA large steamer, supposed to be
the Hungarian IS ashore Oh Cape Sable Vessels are pre-
pairing 10 go her assistance. The weather too rough
fOg boats 90 venture 7. obIbly all will be lost.
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Sr.r>1,n WoEs os AEr.-Tae life Size marble statue
ofWl,bu-.oa. by Powers, on exhibition at j. W. D4-
ya. u.re-oom ia tle Mechanic, Institute Is uaqu,,-
r,-saIv one of lr wa beautiful pieces OF >ttarv Hst
hl. ever been exhibited Co Richmond public and fully
..,-l.rstar ve deserved reputation oltac sculptor
rt, che property nt fredericksburg Lodge No. g. of
F-..a.i A.c ped N.Uus and represents tac Father Of
l- Cela-sy a e appropriate dress Of thar ancient aud
ioa0-.. De- Paternity of which he was distinguished
member
Tbs, f-lrt one Of grca, beauty and viii Doe admired
b7 U who anr-ests -tIil, OF posses tl~te for the fine
1-.s Ts great statesman is represented as Standing
v.H li, right and resting upon au open Bible, on
r square and compass, tad a hi- ieit hand IS a
STROLL The whole statue f. ohd iu Che dress Of o.deu
t.s, and a.s an Oh. rc-,.iJ of tle Ne,ouic order
Every one should visit this mast. r-pe OF workman
ship as ,llao. De surpassed On point ot beauty are
t..c sail.
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nISSOLETTOS.-The firm Of GINTER KENT ALVEY Is
~ this day dissolve by mutual consent Lewis Giner and John
having the Interest James Kent they
hereby authorized settle the business the late m and
the name in liquidation only LEwls GiNfER,
JAMES ). KENT,
JOHN T. ALVEY.
Richmond, Jan LIST, lsGO.
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James Aupc SON. Notary Public for the city Aforesaid In
the Virginia. do certify that Lewis Gnter whose
mentioned general partner In the foregoing writing
made oath before that Albert Jees the special partner
the said writing has actually paid In the
twenty-five Thousand Dollars the contributed by
the capital Of the sail firm Of Glnter Alvey Arens
Given under my hand this 10Th day OF February, 1850
J. L. APPERsON ~ p
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bfroEr louE NAMES Delegates To- the Opposition
convention who have not set reported their names, at
-e counting room Of the Wig earnestly requested
y 90 So, u forenoon prior 20 halfpast 10 O'Clock in
o'l'- iit he ron NAV De completed. Don't taSe il for
s'A--el chat your name has been registered only
nose delegates who have presented themselves have
'eea reported by proxy, are enrolled.
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SH11iLDS a SOHERVILLE, ageats fr The sale Of
f-. H-tl1 have on hand supply imported Rom ba-
49, .Afa Island direct Virginia They vii coulnue %
- 40 A. authorised 90 oer b. the cargo Smaller quan
~ tfe ther call feai
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
on GRiCE STREET BETWEEN Sd Y ATH,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.


REV n. D. HOCE D. D. p-,.i,
A. NJ DUPCY, 4. NJ, N'''~F"-'
EIE duties OF the session Of this lnsutNn will be
Il sumed o TUESDAY, the 81 day OF January, 1864,
INSTRUCTORS.
Rev Moses D. Hoge d. H. English Literature and BIBLICAL studies
A. Dupuy A. II Mental and Moral Philosophy and Natural
Sciences
Coleman (Ualversy 0; Va Mathematics ancient Lam
guages and History.
Miss Augusta Daniel Preparatory Department
Prof Charles S-ibert, Piano.
Madame MatIide Estvan Vocal Music.
Prof a. la Bo1baric French.
Pref c. Pcrsico Italian, Drawing and Painting.
Senior Carlos Curdoyez Mtra, Spanish.
Prof Heinrich Schneider, Harp.
Prof q. A. ERICSSON, Guitar.
pr Hoges Lectures English Literature which hNgr found
interesting and instructive will be continued Young Ia
dies residing In the city who longer pursue t-r studies at
school but who still wish cultivate Bellies Lcres Iay become
members OF his Glasses and attend az the prescribed without
being otherwise connected with the Seminary.
TERMS.
Board for nine months ndng las; day Of june $500 90
Washing and lights % %
Tuition Ia the Preparatory Department 30 90
do in ordinary English o. 49,. 81 %
do Ia advanced do do OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - 90
do In Modern aud Ancient Languages, each. ... 90 %
Music, Vocal and Instrumental piano and GUITAR (or
lesson Of one hturper week 40 90
For Of hour each per week 81 90
Use OF Piano A.--.. w uu
Drawing In CrsyOn % 90
Painting In Water cOlors 80 10
Painting In .... 40 90
The Boarding Department under the control Mr. and Mrs
Dapuy who Parental control the Young ladies
trusted 90 their
DR. Hoge will te pleasure In answering any letters Of inquiry
A. NJ DUPUY.
lady Richmond Va.
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Bar,r FIE-He were reminded, Yesterday in the
most agreeable manner by the receipt OF assortment
OF tempting goodies" that the ladies' of the Frs, B.P
t. Cas-,l l.I opened @ Fair il .de basement OF tie
Church. Use are lu- apprzad of the special obIec, 10
~-c- die proceeds of tlc Fair sill Doe Ccs0;ed 0ut
are certain that the ladies are engaged la some good
cause We therefore hope chat citizens and strangers
VII give hcn "aca.I' and enjoy the good things which
tle ladies have SD bornttuI'y provided
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PRESENTATION OBJ Pl,rE-The splendid service Of sil-
var platte which tle Whig- OF Virginia have caused TO
pc purchased a tribute 90 Hon. VIM l.. Goggin viii
..e.''t 90 tlJt gentleman, on Thursday morning,
Z, 300 O'Clock. The ceremony will take place at the Al
m '.9rth and the presentation speech viii be made
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