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PATENTS were issued last week to p II
Starke. Of Richmond, Va, for an improve
ment in pioughs, Walter Mitchell, Jr., OF
Mitchelis Station, Va, for improved car
brake; and J. ID. Willoughby, of Petersburg,
Va, for improvement in machines for form
ing grooves in the necks Of cans.
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MRS. BROOK les BOARDING AND DAY
1FI SCHOOL.-The second session of this School
will commence the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER,


1860, ana end the LIST of July. 1861.
tire masters, and Latin, Music, Drawing and
Painting, by competent Professors in eaoa depart
ment. The French Language will be taught by a
native of Pans. The growing necessity for this
langulge IN our country, makes IL essential that
it should be taught orally. for which reason 1t will
he the language OF the school room, and soon
as q proper selection can be made rench lady
will be procured to reside In the family.
A class will be formed English Literature,
and the course of study will be thorough.
A corps Of experienced teachers mine in mum,
ber) have been engaged a. hers will be added
should the exigences of the school require them.
REFERENcEs.-Jno. X. Tucker, Attorney Gen
eral of Virginia, RICHMOND; Prof ID. II. Tucker,
Medical Collegssot yirsnia, Richmond; Hon R.
Il. Va; Hon James n. Mason. Y 5 Senator,
Va; Right Rev. bishop Johns, Alexandra Va;
Rev. T: VI Moore; Riehmoqd, Va; Rev James R.
Savannah, Ga; Judge Il: Marshall CharIo
G. H., Va; Cluonatus Newton. ESQ, Norfolk,
Va Rey Charles H. Read, Kiehnond, Va; Judge
Va; MI. " illan G,;nt;s Richmond. Va; Mr.
q, b. Sunth, do; R. T Daniel, Esq, do; Colonel
Thos. Ellis, do; DR.. Robert II Cabell, do
For terms and other particulars relating to the
school, address H. L.. BROOKE,
jy 2l-dtlO Richmond. Va.
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IA. Silk Tepe Hair Nets. Silk Hair Nets
lust received a splendid assortment of SILK
TATE HAIR NETS, in all colors.
c. BOETTCHER,
All 22-6t IT'S Broad street.
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,,na - ,ha louisville Journal, is perhaps the
oniy original manufacturer of wit in this
resen Is somebody as saying thus and So to to
which he makes reply; when .ne iae Gus -, az, g
r ,aa' For instance, he says: I'VE have re-
eeiysd dou BILE sheet OF paper called the fiai9
neaier, We suppose we may, without of.
fence, consider it q double Dealer, NOW sae
re. -, Ala prentice ever receive one called
the "Plain Dealer" as he states. TINS ,Ii sS
aneo,nts for much of Prenuces wit. VINO
cam, be witty when they have the MAKING OF
both ends Of their Jokes i-t4ecs'a"a f'ot"
Dealer,
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upUcAr1UUAL.

r. l.. C..nALTEn,9 EeeLIsH- AND
shssS aP sg%.e.
sy.h seetsmhsr nsat, aud close July 18th. 1851
Course o. Instruction th6roux and corhErehen-
se, asssnea 10 prepare youths Tor Collars OF
For Greek and the Modern Lahsuassas. comps-
Terms e usual. Circulars. eperifyisx pcrtirp-
NM Il, 4 h; Isst Il: H. open PRIMARY
sCHUOL, at the same time and place, for boy
. sSs six to ten years Of age. TERns:SiS snd
on Broad BEFwEkk s.1a AM rH SITS
ss Sbsas'giso S Boys 3.
be prepared for any college or the active duties
Of life. Ihey design establishing permanent
TERMS FOR an MoNTHs-pnyabls SENT annually
an Advance: .
PRIMARY English . ~ w
Rll%sry Is.n' Greek and Mathematics. q g :;
REsxKrscH.-A. Y. Stokes, Hunt 4 James
former patrons; Hon; R. 9. 1, Mo1cure. Stafford;
ve Hrs school, po Ve1
able, University Of syath Carolina; Profs. Mar
Stokes & RIvEs, or HUsT tAnEs:.
au 2,-dlm* w, l.. NJ lbLEK. M. A.
L MAYO STREET.
The seventeenth annual nession Of my School
will nee Oh MONDAY, the 2ath September
next in thu basement OF the UniyersalIst Church.
Ma. JNO H. BEALE will again be associated
with me- as Assistant IN the Classical and Mathe-
matical course and the Eng llsh branches.
Mons. c, B0ULANGE r, whom cannot too high
IL recommend for his fidelity and devotion to the
interests of his upls will continue to give nsruc
ton in the French Language.
Peumanship and Bookkeeping will be under
the direction OF Messrs. REEVE and FLEGEN-
HEIMER. - a. D.
TERMS, &C., as heretofore.
For further information apply to me. after the
18th September, at the Richmond House, or ad-
oi au s 5"1 tA'' wy CP BURRUss.
T7IRST CLASS MALE SCHOOL, at Saun-
L deIs' Hall, half 2 square from NJ LetebV!e,s,
BROAD SITS, COMMENCING SEPTEMBER
l7yu, INSTRUCTORS:
s. T. RENDITION, Principal
TIP. CRUMP. ...
" -, French
The accommodations superior IN every respect.
DRILLING will be continued.
TERMS Semi annually in advance $50 to SOU.
Apply to s. r. PENDLtTON, 4th st.. between
lain and Franklin at the school rooms.
All 25-Im
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M Special Notice...My accounts have
been placed in the hands Of Mr.. GEO BAGBY for
collection. on whom all persons indebted to me
as the state of my health, require an early settle
ment of all debts due me.
au25 -6t THOS. G. C. DREwRY,
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Airhnluuh qispattb,
MONDAY MoRNINo>>,.....AU AUG. %, 1866.

MON UA Y MUNNIN0<trfs.. AVSs. ~ AoU0-
m. DssrATcH soR TIKI SPRINGS, &c.-Pssons
sosng to tAe acase~vus p3aets can Aaes the DALI Y
DTSPA7yH walled TO them fer any asnstA AZ
t,se. bp ieaces thesr orders al tAe eexsstas roon
end paFsss IN adcancs for tAs tssse aassed.
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MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL,
lu ON BROAD STREET.

~ mr., ,,rr -, DETWEEN IUTH AND IITH.
School on MONDAY, Der. I'd, and will be aided in
all its departments by efficient corps of teach
ers
Parents who entrust their children to her care
assured that thew will be thoroughly grounded
IN all the branches essential to q finished educa-
ton.
TERMS made known on application at her resi-
oence. 10 Pm
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DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON.-A
90 business meeting of the supporters of
DOUGLAS and JOHNSON, will be held at Bosher's
Hall, corner Of Main and 9th streets. on MONDAY
EVENING, at 8 O'Clock
It's earnestly requested that all who feel an in
terest in the cause will be present. it desired
to RECT arrangements for the coming campaign
by order Of the President,
au 25-2t WIN, r. STURDIVANT,
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Mr.. CAKYS- SCHOOL OF ANCIENT
w AND MODERN LANGUAGES. AND OF

shall and Clay streets. - 20 81 IS i
The exercises Of this School will be resumed On
the 18th OF SspsembeF next. snd will continue
furnished on application. Terms Tor the schelas
tic sear OF ten mopths, Ga. go. go and SEQ.
Annua.y N aaxanss, EvpfY. pxlll vii - gunlsd.
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deTs' n all half square from Mr.. LefebTre S,
ON FOUEH re, BETWEEN GRACE AN o
BROAD SITS, COMMENCING SEPTEMBER
l7yu, INSTRUCTORS
s. T. PEMDLEToN, Principal
CRI1Mp

-, French.
-, Drawing.
I he accommodations superior In every respect.
DRILLING will be continued.
TERMS Semi annually in advance $50 to 500
Apply to s. II. PENDLkTON,4 th ST.. between
Main and Franklin or at the school rooms.
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s,,,rn :. 49,. 49,. .,n D,sus,or--rhe let.

SourH CAROLINA AND DTsuNIoN.-The lets
ter of Mai. h. +. Perry, of South Carolina,
onposins a dissolution of the Union without
AN overt act Of a Republican adfnlnistra-
ton. IL attracting mach attention both In hfs
own state aud at the North. The following
extract relates to the posstion OF south Caro-
NnA>
II in proposed for Hsuth Carolina to march
out Of The Union solitary and alone. Ina. u
left alone we shali do very we'll, and u an ~.
tsrApt Is made to force us back, the Souun VII,
rally to the rescue. We had better MOI aap.s ~
on being let alone, II zee oppose fhs eomss n
dmtiss. We may withdraw our nei Ia issi
Congress- and no one will disturb US AZ.
President Fillmore did not mentfess Wy to
nosi,,on to let us alone. He SEM 800 ia an
t,harieston; General Jackson ota .,e - na ,st
ts2i we must not therefore, eA - "a. y.s,v
80. viii the other Soutner. S.sss ,haS
=, a,r assistance I'm doing thst "a WenIs
.hsn,seiyes think il ad vtsscfc no, W oo.
=. q. n, hs more prudent to get them 10 unite
~ ID. ~. ns beforehand And II they wan hot
VIZ. sn ,,ur action, for us to stay win them
Nh s,,,e act is done which will unite me
Santhf There is no doubt at all that, IL the
whole south were united in any course, they
would take care OF themselves in any emer-
gency. The proper course for South Caroiiha
TO pursue rs to say to the other Southern ctates
she is ready TO act with them, ana 10 Wais
their action, whatever that may be. TINS VIII
prevent her playing before high Heaven IL
diculous farce, or a bloody Tragedy.
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"'saoss ~ opol "s.o
sA. stamped Easkr eias cL "A Wish,
ing PATTERNS of EMBf sod e.s Ma 1Ne tny1
RwiiTT n, Il Iawrence House corner 9th and Main
street.. where sd sns WI, re- e.
fIAkVis RMS N ss kf fa
smnM vnries, ri f chtidren's APRON rETTEaNs.
STAMPIN q done to order on all kinds of,ULOTH.
Also, LESSONS given in the above art. au rs Ct
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49, - mi Minor & tLopTo1N., ohofroS

b. B. MINOR. WIN ]. CLoPToN.
80 ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
mo. Law Building, franklin street Richmond,
Virglnla,)
Win attend to all business connecte with the
Legal Profession.
Having determined to remove to the University
of the State of Missouri, have associated with
me in the Practice of Law, in this city, Mr.. w NJ.
J. CLOPTUN, son Of the late Judge Clopton. Mr.
Clopron i'll not only finish all business he. etofore
undertaken by me, but will conduct all new that
may he conhded to US. Being fully convinced of
his ability and fitness IN every respect cordially
and friends and to the public generally. can be
found at our Office until about the 10th of Septem
Der next, b. b. MINOH.
Richmond, August 9th, 1850. au27-lm
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Mrb''As.s s 81, S3lfi ,sss:.:sl lasis1,
eo Ta: ,s:s IT ,s s ~. NM Sb
chhRsEss ' Bs IL z s II ss.h D. rr.i.,
DAvfip If TucKER. ~ D.. Professor Of r.:..
DESSs .!.Ii. A.sss IA ..
lESSYhsiEss.AAsb D. Rss.::ss &
JAMES Il CONWAY. M. D.. Prof...o, Of on.
JAHEss = D. ascAw. M. D.. prof.s.o, Of Cha.
MAhYet iio~Akb, M. D., Demonstrate, :,
Throasa ;hs hbsr.li.y Of the L.si.l..u,. a. /.
thousand dollars for the benefit OF this nsti,aasd
the facilities heretofore offered to students WI.
gre bens nsss the na
ment; the College buildins is undergone psSsftt;
j. 81 sfa si ss dn sd.e.ss,
Coiless which VII greatly enlarge the means ~
Ample facilities are afforded for the pro..c,,;..
Two Pfizss q Fly Dollars each ar. offered :.
best Essay on any sursiea subject the other ne
the best Essay on any subject pertaining 70 tas
Theory OF Prscsics of Medicine. W.
T,ctst Of each Prois..ot. ..-.....si.s
NatIIcuiation ----- .'-......:... 500
bemanstsator Of Anatomy. ...... iSR
TIE Catacsqe, eontaininT fuller ipformssios.
All pc fs5wartsd to thdae WHO may apply fcrT'
ard specified inquiries will he answered Nv lst.s,'
:, L. 8. JOYNES, M
au al-z.w4w - Dean Of the Faculty
m iss REGnAN1'S SCHOOL.
The Fifth Session of this School will begin ON
the FIRST day of October -
Miss PEGRAM deems this proper occasion IA
express her grateful sense of the encouragement
which has attended her efforts in the cause Of edu
cation.
To the pupils, whose affection and industry hsvS
cheered her laboYs, and TO the parents whose kif3
expressions Of APPROVAL have been her highest 70
ward, as well az TO he tia1y friends Whose nA6-
eaoe has been constantly used in her behalf. Mes
PEGRAM returns sincere and cordia thanks
She trusts that the increased experience Of each
year and unrelaxing efforts on her part to deservs
the confidence reposed in her. will render her
School worthy of continued success.
h Catalogues, with full partlcnlars, NAV be had
on application to MRS. j. w. PEGRAM,
au l. d&ewlm* Linden Square
AIR. LkFEBvKE's sCHOOL.-The nsIt
ISI session of our School begins the FIRST
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1850. and terminates on The
LIST day of June, 1861:
TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YRAR,
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p EMOvAL.-The gu bscriber informs his friends
II and customers that he is about to remove from
his present place of business to No. l., BALLARD
HOUSE. 1.-THE store recently vacated by Mr..
Poe and wall, on the first day OF next MONTH oPen
GOODS. which he is determined to sell on as good
terms anv house In the city.
Thankful to q discerning public for long contin-
ued PATRONAGE. solicit continuance of the same
at my new store. JOHN THOMPSON.
an 24-St
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MRS, S,REED,S SCHOOL,

lfl CORNER OF BROAD AND 18TH STREETS.
The next session of this School will commence
Oct. LIST, 1860 and end Both June, 1851
Mrs. REED will be aided by well selected Assist
aats. The English branches, with Latin, French
ana Music, are taught. auA-2w
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DEV. M. J. MICHELBACHER'S school
II In THE BASEMENT OF THE SYNAGOGUE,

On INA Street, near IHdrshaIE.
The fifteenth session of Rev NJ. J. MICHEL
BACHER'S SCHOOL will commence on the hrst
MONDAY In September.
MIR nj. viii be assisted by Mr.. EDWARD TuR-
NER, who, IN the Iast Ave sessions, has received
the approval of the pstrons and of the Principal Of
the school, and by Mrs. G. p. BENNETT, whose
well kaown merits as q teacher make it unneces-
sary TO say more in her behalf. .
The following subjects comprise the studies Of
MIR. Nj. s school:
ENGLISH with all its branches, including the
Bellies Lettresi German, Frsach, Hebrer and
Latin.
Price of Tuition of the session, ending on the Is!
of July us $40, S?S, and $50.
For further information, address
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AFREE BARBECUE will be given
- at Cumbe rland Court House. on
THURSDAY, the 18th September, 1860, at which
time books viii be open for subscriptions for
stock IN the Richmond and Lynchburg Railroad
Company. The friends of the Railroad in Rich
mond and Lynchburg, and in the counties along the
line of the road, are invited to attend. Several
JNO. p. WINSTON and others,
auN-2t* Committee.
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A reduction of one fourth to Ministers.
RNo extra charges. Pupils provide Books
and Stationery at their own expense. In case of
protracted sickness, deduction will be made for
absence.
Boarders are members of the Presidents fami-
ly. Money to meet their incidental expenses
should be deposited with him, and all letters for
them sent to hlf care. -fa
Catalogues. containing full details, may be oh
tanned at the Bookstores. or by app eaton 70 the
Presl1e CHAS. H; WINSTON,
auA-21sm Richmond. Va.
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, UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,

a Il U SION. v
JOHN b. TINSLEY, Principal.
The next session of his institution Will com,
mence on MONDAY, the Gath of September, add
close the last week of June following.
TERMS For THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR,
Board, including washing, iuel and ltghts $50
Tuition In the Engiiah branches. $25 TO- 40
Music with use OF Instrument ..... "a
Ancle mt and Modern Languages, each ....... 20
Drawing and Painting IN Water Colors, each, 9
Painting in Ol ...... so
na- For Circulars or further par, iculars, apply
to the Principal. --.. ah 70 &cw3w
CELECT CLASSICAL .AND sOMMEk.
- CTAII SCHOOL. FOR BOYS AND YOUNG
MEN. on FR.NhLIN, between 9Th and 9Th streets.
EHW'D w HUNE, A. Nj. PRINCIPAL.
The ninth annual session will commence on
MONDAY, Sept nth. MI.
The branches taught in this School, IN addition
to a thorough tngilsh course. embrace the follow
ing: Algebra Geometrr. TrigonometIv. Survey
ING, Book Keeping, Philosoph' Chemistry, An
Gent and Modern Languages and Drawing. .
The. Principal wi be assisted by able and well
accredited Instructors in Modern Languages,
Drawing, &c and a class IN the Primary English
nranc hes will be received. Also, class OF begin
ners in Latin will be formed.
For terms, particulars, &c, see circulars at this
office and the Bookstores. - ~
Any communications left at this office will be re-
ceived and promptly a tended TO by the Principal,
au2a-lm EDW'D w. CONE.
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,,ost,a...ar nosA Or A PosrMAsrER ~ The
awan AZ. ~ Iowa City, Iowa, having al.
10 be returned unpaid h nun ey ths Department
the once placed In The haads Of ! sn.c,., 49,
until successor shall b appointsa. ss's'
- 4sa
IL ~ stassd that 0ev. Lssehsy "a. ,.s,.... :.
ssttfs e shs Lsssssssn tvs.i Mar. sasissins
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EDUGATl0N.-Thei fifth session of Mas. NJ
~ II G. RiCE'S SCHOOL, on I'd street. between
temoer, and terminate 30th June, 1861. She il
grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore on
eyery possible exertion TO promote tho interests
# her pupils and patrons. -
IERMs-Per session Of 10 months, payable sHay
terry.
Larn. with or without highest Enslish
othnoncs .~.~s .-.& --.------ 80 ~
Urinary kngltnns 49,. 49,. y ~
beslnuefs ...s .>-.. .-.,. .4....4.A. ~ "
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IT. .
An Its Corner of LIST and Marshall sts.

For further IuiOTmatIOn, d0droe8
M. J. MICuELHACHER,
au Its Corner of LIST and Marshall sts.
TTNION FEMALE INsTITUTE.-The next
- session of this Institute will open on the l7sh
of Tss sGsi q
resigned that position. and the school will, n fu-
tare, be under the Presidency of Rev. W. j.
The scholastic year win be divided int, 1T s s.o
terms, the first commencing on the 18th OF sep
second commsncinr. on the LIST Of February and
closing on the 30th of June.
K Ks s'q'f ST m pitpf H Ss Is
of Aacien and Modern Languages, and OF Moral
ReT' K. +. sTTBBs. Professor of Natural Sci
'l NJ $ n ADELE POINTS Ins.ruotres. IN Prsears
tory Department, and Assistant In Modefn Ian
F. 4. NEwHlsER. Professor of instrumental
Miss ADELE POINTS, Assistant Instructres
In nj asic. EXPENSES PER TERM: n
Fulton ufae i M primary English Srsnohe
Ancient and Modern Lsns usees, each. n3
Music on Piano, and Vocal Musio..-....... 70 %
Use of IL strnment. Observation-Disclosures. Ivy
All fees pay pay able half in advance. No deduction
except in cases OF prot acted sickness.
all Ms a.
LIST September; after that. 10 the PRINCIPAL
The nndsrssned soci's far shf,s q The Pa'
an 2tawtlss"
y NOT sPRiNGs, PowAATAN CoUNTY.
,s 81 vi B fRe next at s he d.
rection Of the undersigned.
Uavers,y Of Vlrsinia, It win. for this reason a.
ford no fewer advantages To those intending 70
enter other Universities, or any College,
ICs; Il The sA Other, GXSGuAG f ASSISTANT. In
strnc,ors shall in every case be graduates Of me
S 8 EMF nASSG2as vii
occasional instruction from natives OF those Aa-
Charges for the session. $3.50. including every
Circulars may he obtained at the bookstores u
SIDNEY ii. OWENS. il, NJ.
Lately fF0lf FSI IF i5' sfH 4
Graduate OF, and formerly
Assistant Professor at. v. NJ ln'sisa"
ELUvANNA MALE INSrlTuTE...
L The sixth session of this School will open ~, vs
the 2sth Of SEPTEMBER, and close on the s''A
All he Departments will be conducted oy teach
IF arge experience and undcuoted .ahs
The buildings are new, expensive ana oap "a
There has never been serioas case Of sickness
.mong tsaeesrs or students, since tho in''i'AAN-
Board and Tuition in s5;EsI:,.r, Dept. :' ss
Tuition in Music, with use of Instrument sWso
Tuition 10 Languages, EACH ....--.'''' 500
Incidental Exponses anal
Drawing, Painnng. Embroidery, 10, a. a'A-
rates. :, y,r an
The institute is located pssr Brsms g pn, fSa
the Canal. Cd mics west OF Richmcnd ru..,ssi
psrticu ars see Catalos viii 10 ior~ai''~
- Rsv. I. ]. HENSON, a; NJ. PEti ,nsssa,
~ K-3awtlst0c Fork Union, INV sAA-
MIGHT SCHOOL VIRGINIA MEElnkAs,nH
IN fCHs INSTITUTE NOTICE LV.lL. n,ssh of
ERS.-PropQsas will b received Until w az. sOC
September. for r ACHING the n tGhlI, c{H9SsTi.
OF THE ylRGINIA MEChANiCS 'N'e
PEor2s4Ls.F Fer what amount viii ,cu a nS Il
scholars mot exesedinx one hundred aed ~ s.sss
oAligate y0ufself 70 furnish two oOHpsWnsh So
aAts. 10 b APPROVED BY the. CON nicSo sssht II
Gton % commence On t1e hEst .M9nSey. IfAs1
az az! s IA q i a. " v:s g.
\ w. M
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OF I6dCHt1B hukII6bs
GEO. W. ARMlSTEAD. Principal,
an 2I-lm* Ashlay d. Hanover county, Va.

TEFFE RSON CLASSICAL AND COM.
y MERCIAL SCHOOL, UNDER THE DIREC
TION OF w. J. q. WILLIAMS, A. NJ, ON MAIN,
BETWEEN 18th AN d 10Th STREETS.-The
third session of this School Will commence on the
Sd OF September, 1860
For further particulars. as to terms and refer
ences, aprly at my residence, through the Post
Office. Parents deslrous of obtaining seats for
their children must apply early, as the number of
scholars is limited. au Sim
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A The announcement for the session of 1870 81
will be furnished to those who apply, as Indicated
an I'm
RICHMOND FEMALE INsTITuTE.-

IL Tbs Seventh Session begins OCIUbEh lsT,
1860, and ends the last of June, 1851.
courages the President in the effort to make the
Institution yet more deserving OF the large patron
age and the high literary character It has acquired
Its faculty is large and able, It's buildings winch
have an ample play ground attached are beauti-
fully located and thoroughly furnished. its appa-
ratus costly and complete Its course OF study CON-
prehensive and thorough.
The English Course, as will be seen from our
Catalogue, Is unusually large. and IL Is made es-
pecially prominent throughout. Languages are
laugh after the methods best adapted to secure
mental disci pine. which seems the true end OF the
study butt in French particularly. conversation
is also carefully attended to.
Mr.. CLAPP, and Mr.. C. C. MIRA has been added
to it. FACULTY.:
Charles Fl. Winston, A. M UNIV of Va, Presl-
dent and Prof. of Moral Science and English Lit
erature.
Rev ]. l.. Burrows, D. D., Evidences of Chris
James Lelg h Jones, A. NJ, UNIV. of Va.,) Mather
T. 4. Lewis, III. B.. Natural Sciences.
Senior Carlos C. Mera, Spanish and Italian.
Miss Mary L.. Leftwich, Drawing, Painting, &c.
John w. Reeve, Penmanshlp.
Miss s. p. Royal, English branches.
Miss N. 8. Valentine, English Branches
Miss Jane 8. stanard, Preparatory Department.
Miss Mary C.. Lathrop, Preparatory Department.
N b. Clapp, Principal of Musical Department.
c. c. Mera, Piano.
o. A. Ericsson. Guitar.
The President will hear the Rotations of all the
Glasses at regular intervals, giving special atten-
ZION to the Primary pupils.
TERMS FOR NINE MONTHS.
Half nayable Oct, lH60-remaindeF Feb. s6l
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IL INsTRU TUTORS.
JOHN B. CARY, A. NJ , Principal.
FLEMING JAMES, Jr A. M, ~. of Va.)
WILFRED E. CUTSH AW, v. NJ. /.

Miss EMILY A. CLEv ELAND.
The exercises of this Sc nool will begin on the LIST
of October. and continue zen months.
Board lights extra) and Tuition in Ancient Lan-
BE semi aruuaIIy in ajranee Modern Lam
gauges, each, $40, and Music $50 extra.
For catalogue or further information address
the PrlneipaI HAMPTON, Va. au Sim
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WANTED. To solicit a call from all persons
w in want of TRUNKS, at the RICHMOND
TRUNK FACTORY, where am extensively
manufacturing every style, from the common up
to the ., most suge5ior IRON RAN +; ALI
TRUNKS, &c. All sold at manufacturer prices,
at No: o. Main St, in Saddle and Harness Store,
with VIM. SALMON.
A TRUNKS REPAIRED.
" 12-3m JAMES KNOTS.
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1rncYAr NOTICES.


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