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MOUNT LAUREL ACADEMY,

HALIFAX COUNTY fh,
PIKE POWERS, PRINCIPAL; L. W. LUCkETT, ASSISTANT.
ME-. LCCKETT il IL graduate In seVerSl sehools OF tng
WI University OF Virginia, and very highly recommended
by his Professors.
The School opens October ld, and closes the last Of July
following.
Terms for board and tuition, exclusive OF lights and
towels, ten months, $50, payable one'half on LIST October
and Unc-hnlf on lt 3iarcl. Address,
July 20-cwif Mt. Laurel r. O., Halifax Co., Va.
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'CIE HLINp NEGRO PIANIST,
THE WONDER OF HE WuHl.i
THE MARvEi. OF THE AGE.
ONLY TEN YEARS oil.
yEyuE Greatest Living Musician Will give TWO Ji his Lne-
auaued ENTERTAINMENT At the AFRICAN
CHURCH.
7WtRSDA ! y FEIbA yETENLNGS.
4, eight O'Clock. -! See slaal u!ll. Tor l'arilcuiars.
jet 3J-1;-
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AMUSEMENTS.


NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
KuSKEL & M0XLEf... ........ Lessee: anu MahaSers.
TliDS, l.. MUSLel ,...
|, i. pillLlPS. "''s'
THREE ~plsCES-GREAT ATrRATlON.
TNKiDAY EVENING, October 10Th. will be performed
i the
LOVE KNOT.
rIR E-EA TEE.
GHOST IN SPITE OF HIMSELF.
~ Look out Tor other Novelties.
WIZLRD,
AT MErROpoLlTAAS HALL,
ON M0NpAY, October I'D.
land continue SIN Nights unly.l
WYMAN win Introduce the same rrTmoruiuncr ~ given
by him before the
PRINCE OF WALES,
1T Quebec, /. C.. and before the
At pliladrlphin.
s~ All particulars IN small bills. Oct @2-Ui
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UT HALL.

ST. US HALL.
n HE forty. eighth Term ut this Institution VIII begin on
i TlIGSDAY, the lst day Of EoveuibeHneIt, (Ali,saints'
Punctual att .ndance 10 requested, that Rotations
may be held In all the Glasses on the following day.
Applications for admission 10 be made 10 TIE Bisnop Oh
liupt,n n Oct, 5-dGtkcEit
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NO EXTRA CliARGES.
n, B.-rur the accommodation Of persons from u dis.
lance, pupils will Le received during the holidays July, Au-
gust and ~Srpiemhsr) and charged for board At the same
rates rs In the session. They will be exclusively engaged
In the stuiy Of French and siusEc. For French they will
be charged even dollars 4 month, aud for Music one dollar
per lesson.
REFERENCES:
The patrons u the Scho"l-ltt. Rev. Bishop Meade, Viz
g!nla; IL. Rev bishop Elliott, Georgia; 1t. Rev. Bishop
Johns, Virginia: H. Rev. Bishop Cobhs, Alabama; Rev. A.
EinTie, b. -, W!ninston, y. C.; Rev. u. ). D0egett, d. D.,
liclmorud: Rev. CLa,. Read, tiici.Iunl; Rev Nelson Head,
Dunrillr, Va; Rev. g.. Gilder.lrssr. Richmond, Va: Rev.
7. V. Moore, ID. D., Richmond, Va; Rev. William II. Wheel.
wright, Richmond, Va; Rev. John Saunders, Richmond, Va;
the Clergy u. the II Episcopal Church In Virginia.
Pupils belonging To a Church different IRON That Of which
tho Principal aud his family are members, will be allowed
10 attend any Church their parents may desire, In which
case they will he placed every Sunday under the care Of the
Pastor OF the Church they may select.
sSss- All letters 10 be directed 10
.Iulx 2I=Ikcnln uCNERT L. LEEEHNKE. KLchmnnl.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

~NORTHWOOD SCHOOL

" N ~ oVD ooknoVh
CHARLES CITY COUNTY
TINE exercises Of my school ut Norlhwun th,ri-, CRY
Il county, will BIZ resumed oil the first MUlr!ay IN UcI,.
her next, and end on the 18th Of July, lSfi.
TaRas-eor board and tuition, Sl5U per lcrmi, pa, alb.
half ut commencement. II very liberal patronage Inr tn.
past tweuty.six years should erommend II school, tI,-,r
this school may be- worthy Of favor.
Address A. II FERGUSON,
Sept 25-cln p. @. Charles CITY C. II.
HAyENSWOOD HIGH SCHOOL,
f91HE subscriber will open n BOARDING AND DAY
Il SCHOOL, for boys on the lst OF October next, 1t lHs
Residence about Ole mile West Of the city Of Richmond.
ll"nrI, including everything. ......... -. .....-.Sl9u M
iH..'o". 49,. w W.
June 2-d2wdctf II. J. CHRISTIAN.
FEMALE COLLEGIATE B~NSIiTHTa..
7 WE next Session OF this Institution will open the th!r!
Il Wednesday, In September, and continue for ten months.
With experienced teachers, - full COURSE uf Instruction., u
healthy locality, and all the seclusion Of the country, the
Institute hollis out peculiar facilities for the acquisition OF
4 thorough education. IL Is cDnuecterl with the James River
lanai at New Canton. by stage, ut very reduced prices; and
with the soutl-slde Railroad, 1T FarmvIli-, by hacks. nj
Tnasoi'aG!e price.. For Catalogue, address Gravel I!n!,
buckingham" JSO. Z, BLACKWELL.
July gl-C3ns
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JUSF PUBLISHED, August, 1850.
MO0RE'S SYSTEM OF ANALYTICAL PENMANSHIP,

1919
Is SIX NCHBERS, ny
TII Ma w. NJ ORE
Professor ui Plain and Ornamental rrnmanship, in
fENllE well established reputation OF this Institution for
u thoroughness in every branch Of COMMERCIAL
EDUCATION, will, TO y great extent, be = guarantee Of
the character Of these bouAs.
They are made Of the very bes; double thick paper. The
Copies IT the head Of each page have been executed by
one OF the most s.i!lfui rugravc's in our city, and are per
rncnts are such tina, Tia. paper in these Books will be uni.
!Ormly Of the very best quality.
5. C. HAYES, Publisher,
Oct i-Gm i;9, MarEet street. Philadelphia.
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES.
SHOE BLEACHING MANDATORY
!GNllE subscribers respectfully beg le.ve 10 Inform the
d. public, that they have commenced the Manufacture Of
Shoe Hacking In Richmond; and having devoted particular
attention To Improvement in its Manufacture, they take
great pleasure In presenting TO The Southern people the
best article ever offered.
The EXCELSIOR oil PASTE BLACKING, manufactured
by Us. iinparts TO boots and shoes, or anything maie Of
leather, Il beautiful, bright aud durable polish, and will not
rub OF Oh the hands or clothes.
From it, oily nature il softeiis, strengthens, and preserves
the leather, prevents its c%rarkiTs, .and renders II imp-rviou5
10 water.
Those iesiriou5 Of using y really COOL Hacking, should
use that manufactured hy US. IL Is n purely SOUTHERN
MANEFACTuKE and II HOME INDUSTRY Ii to he en-.
couraged, especially when II cGn, ana Hoes, produce -upe.
rbr articles, We cordially hope the patronage Of Southern
men win he accorded to IL.
Il. WALL.ERSTElN & CO.,
Aug. q Head nf Grace Street. Richmond. Va.
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA MEDI,


CAL DEPARTMENT.
TENflE Annual Course Of Lectures In this Department will
Il commence on Monday, November II, l>G0, aud will
terminate In the ensuing March.
JAMES JONES, 5. D., Professor Of Practice Of medicine.
}. L. RIDDLE, 81. D., Professor OF Chemistry.
WARREN STONE, n. D., Professor Of Surgery.
A. II. CENAS, II. D., Professor Of Obstetrics.
GUsTAVUs A. MOTT, N. D., Professor Of Ma,erln Medl.
ca.
T. G. RICHARDSON, 81. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
l.. 81. LAWSON, M. D., Professor OF Clinical Medicine.
THOMAS HUNT, n. D., Professor Of Physiology and Pa.
thology.
:; Z :, SHABBY NIshSgs NJ II p; IDe,nonssr4sor. of Anatomy.
The Rooms for Dissectng will be open OH the second Mon
day In October.
The Faculty are Visiting Physicians aud Surgeons of The
Charity hospital.
The Students accompany the Professors IN their visits
and. free Of expense, enjoy extraordinary practical advun-
tages.
Preliminary 10 the Course, Lectures will he delivered
daily In the Amphitheatreo OF the Hospital, from the frst Of
October, on Clinical Medicine and Surgery, and other sui.
jects without amy charge 10 students.
THOMAS HUNT, VI. D., Dean.
ES- The Administration OF the Charity Hospital elect an
nually. In April, fourteen Resident Students, who are main.
tllnru by the Institution. Aug 29-cgllst Nov.
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rlRKIACESt CARRIAGES!

NT. VI, Main st., I'd uoor DeIU" TILL NI FF"''1
aug9I-ly
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DiSSEGTING CASES, AT oItEfaEn

DISSECTING CASES, At NORTHERN PRICES!
M EDlCAL Students will find at our store Il large assort-
I'VE nent Of the best and nsst approved Styles d D'seee'-
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmaceutists.
Oct E2 $50 MsIo street, corner above Posto<iioe.
STOCKS FOR sALE.-*SN,nNo Roanoke valley
y Railroad first mortgage S per cent. Bonds-connecting
with the Richmond and Dsnvlne, and Raleigh and CASTOR
Railroads, ~ miles long. costing over ono million OF aol,
lars, with a mortgage Of only s46o,oW; for q minute
OF the company, pamphlets can be had at our office.
ALSO.
6,WD Virginia and Tennessee Sd mortgage Bonds.
5000 York River 5 per cent. Bonds.
GOO Virginia q per cant stock.
so shares Richmond Fire Association stock.
~ shtres Virginia Fire and Marine stock
10 shaTes Bank Of the Commonwealth : ocE.
Sept .2-tf c. ". PURCELL 4 o.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NET y Cd FUN IHH NkOTt"1O'V
Another SpccCh by Gov. WisC.

IN Ilmc 81 ledce require Jo' ""'
NORFOLK, Oct. 24.-Gor. Wise addressed
a great crowd at the Breckinridge and Lane
Barbecue in Princess Anne, yesterday. his
speech was three hours and n half i'll duration.
lie advocated unity of the South i'll the pre-
sent crisis. His remarks were received with
tremendous enthusiasm and great cheering
lie offered resolutions advocating the torlna-
ton of companies Of minute men throughout
the adjoining counties, and he called on all par
imouslv adopted amid great enthusiasm.
The Union Demonstration at New york.
New YoIx, Oct. 23.-The Union deInonstrl-
lion tonight was immense. Tho largest cstl-
male places the number Of participants IN the
grand torcllight procession at 10000. Dele
cations were present from philadelphia, Bos-
ion, and other cities. A number OF buildings
on the route of the parade were Illuminated
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STATE AND CENTRAL FAIR.


SrrgklSTESvEST's OFFICE L. +. d =. X. X. Co.,
RICHMOND, Sept. 20, 1850.
NJ EMBERS Of the Virginia State and Central AEHcultu.
I'VE raj Societies, Visiting the above Fair, will be furnished
by the Ayen, at the Station, lat the lime OF purchasing
their ,icEr; for lichmond) oh presentation Of their crrtI!i'
cate Of membership, with q Free Return Ticket.
stock or other articles, designed Tor exhibition at Tie
above Fair, will be charged full fare down, but will he re-
turned tree Of charge, if remaining In possession Of the
same owner.
Persons wishing 10 SEND stock must give at least six days
notice TO the Dcpo, Agent, 80 that proper care may be pro-
vided.
The Return Tickets Issued Ia members are good
FROM SATURDAY, 2nlh Oc,Ghcr 10 SUNDAY, 2sth. inclu.
sirn. SAMUEL RGTI,
SEN, 20 superintendent.
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AMELIA ACADEMY.

AMELIA
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA., JuSE 9SD, 1887.
NTTE believe the Amelia Academy, under the manage
w ment Of Mr.. W. II. HARRISON, one Of the best pre-
paratory Schools 10 Virginia.
GYssSRR HARRISON, Prot. Of Latin.
JOHN b. MISoR, Prot. Of Common and Statute Law.
JAMES l.. CAyE.l, Prof. OF Anatomy, &c.
s. MArrIs, 81. D., Prof. Of Chemistry and Chairman OF
Faculty.
tional Law.
% a few vacancies to be filed. Address Lodorr 2.
o., Amelia. WIN. II. HARRISON.
Oct Y-Y,rtf
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UGt. II-tS WI INI'VVtlt SHTH'
HTCEiMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Oct. %, 1860.
NJ Office TO sIIIpPERS.-By Il Throush,
" Freight arrangement with the ~snuti.side GgSSEH
Railroad, freight for L~ynchburg which Is sent to@Ests
the Richmond Depot before g O'Clock 10 the afternoon will
reach L~ynchburg at daylight the following murning.
Freight from ~Lynchburn to Richmond will arrive In Rich
nond early in the morning Of HE day following that On
which it was shipped. c. G. TALcoTT, Supt.
nrt "a
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CHANGE or hours


ANNUAL Il In Oc QdLE
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
F6IHE annual meeting vi tho Stockholders Of The Virginia
4 Central Railroad Company Will be held In the city Of
lachmonh, oil THURSDAY, tie end DAY OF November,
lSin.
Extract from The BY Laws OF the Company
$50 proxy shall be valid, given more than 10 days prior
10 The Incclin. u! The Company.
mo proxy lar individual stockholders shall l'ass free,
guing 10 ur returning from the meeting. of the Company,
unl,ss h. IL himself il siockholder.
"fhe books Of transfer shall be closed u days previous
to any general meeting of the Company"
j. GARRETT, Treasurer.
OFFICE VIRGINIA. CES. 4. q. CoyrAsy,
Richmond, Oct. IS, 1SsO-dkc,d
OCY'. 90. SPLENDID DKY GOODS. 1850.
ELEGANT SILKS MD DRESS GOODS,
CLoAKS, EMER0 DERlEs AND LADIES FGR3.
1'IIS ns Of T. PRICE 4 Co., nave Just opened a ''s''''
Elegant Dress Silks;
Rich Velour Uttnmans:
Rral Irish and French rOplains;
Hack Tafeta and Mourning Silks;
French and American Dc l.aines, &c, &c.
An immense variety Of all the last novelties In Closks
and WraplLngs, such as
Black Velvet ami Cloth ClOaks'
black and Culurcl "Arabs," richly trimmed
Mexican ClnuEH, full sleeve,
On hand and made Ia order 1T short notice.
Afro, elegant Embroiheries In Lace sets; brussels do;
Point do, and Collars and Sleeves; Illusion sets Muslin
sets: Cambria do.
And by express Il grand supply OF Ladies' furs, In Sable,
Brown Martha, Stone Martin, Coney, Rock Martin, Rnssih
Fitch, vict0rlnes, Cuffs, Cupes, MnHa, &c, &C., To which the
attention of the Ladies Is called.
Oct 23 T. X. PRICE t co.
DOrirOEiS. White Mercer, Iuckcys and Peach
Blow Potatoes
CHEESE.-lfnr Apple, Imitation English and Goshen
Cheese
Buckwheat, Prime Goshen !:utter
Also, n lot Of superior APPLES, arriving per steamer
tlls dsr. Also, Oh hand superior Mountain Butter, and n
rrr pral assortment ut Groceries.
SAMPSON. JONES, Agent,
O,tan-,f Corner Main and Ninth 81
rs,IEE FiIaS! TEkE FAIR !.!-persnns visiting
z the city during the Fair win DO well to call and exam
Inc our stock Of READY MADE CLOTHING, which Is the
I.,r We have ever gotten up, and at prices to suit al buy
-. SIMPSON 4 MILLER,
Opposite Mitchell & Tylrr's.
~ II gyms e.l.suan Oct. Z!
DRPSTIS(: OFRICE q SAEE.-A good
i Printing 0nice, In Tennessee, Gun b. had cheap us
located III a wealthy portion of the STATE, and fsr u country
oils., is u paving concern. For lui"rmx,lon, address
BANTER SMITH,
Oct. 9i-ln Gsllatin, Tennessee.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Ez1Asz#ssIAzSH5gzSsI

FHfiE Bonrd Of Directors Of this Company have directed
L that all stock or other articles intended for exhibition
at the Virginia State und Central Agricultural Fairs, 10
commence In this city, on the ed Instant, shall he charged
the regular rate of transportation on their way to the Fair;
hut if returned over the road the property OF the same
owners, they will be carried FREE, and the amount paid
for their transportation to the Fair will be refunded. All
persons who may pass over this road 10 attendt the Fair Will
have the privilege OF returning FREE, on the exhibition OF
Il Certificate Of Membership for the present year to either
Society, or 4 Certificate OF Life Membership to either Socie-
~, 10 the Conductor Of the train, at any time between
the I'D OF October, and IN. ist day Of November.
Oct l2-2w TlI0S. D0DAMEAD, Genl Supt.
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THE CRUTChFIELD HOUSE,

AT CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE, FOR SALE.
y consequence o! the death Of my bro;hcr.iu-!aa aud
4. partner, the late John u. L~Gmpk!n, D! Georgia, AL Ne
real and personal estate owned by u. jointly in TIL safe 0!
Tennessee, viii be sold 10 The hieles: bidder, ui WEn.LS.
DAY, 18th day Of November, l>Ga. The property cot.i,,,
Of the well known
"CRUTClIpIELD HOUSE."
At Chattanooga, Tenn, with al! ofi's rights and privilege,
Including the FvKS:rrRE, aid the three Lots upon which lilo
Hotel stands. Nos. ~, u. and 81, Ghestau; street.
Also, She three Lots opposite sal! Hotel. Sos. ~, q snd
c.. Chestnut street, giving 4 from, Of over e0o Zee, ON Cheat.
nut street, and running back $50 feet 20 other streets.
Also, Lots Nos. . and 3, un Carter street, each trowt!us
100 feet on said street, runi;ng back sLune Width 2jp feet 10
other streets.
Also, Lots Nos. > and :, on Market street, fronting :to
feet on Market street, and running back same width .,r
feet 10 Railroad street.
The Hotel property l. too well known throughout; he
Cnion, TO Require an elaborate description. IL + '"- best
paying PROPERTY in the Sou'hrrl states, situated a. !: y,
Immediately at the large joint Passenger Drro, e The !oGr
railroads now r!anin. and terminating here. TIE Nash
vile aud Chattanooga. Memphis AM! CtATlrS:pa, Fast Ter.
nc=.ee and Georgia anl Wes' ia and A;lhGt!c Railroads
are now complete; and the VII, Valley AID Noui E.st
and South West AlNbaHa Railroad will he cOrIllr;c2 and
the grading h.in; now complete, ahd a portion 81 ihe i'nr
having been purchased, over tsrntr mile q! IL VII be- lat!
and running this winter, and other contemplated roads,
among iheGI the road connecting Chattanooga with LtEcIn-
natl (GlattanoDga and Kentucky Central
The House Ia, hren h"!ns II steady, heavy and ..crcas.
Ing busi:csS, without Opposition, since October, $50,
and It's prospects Tor Il c"ui!Hurd bus!ne-s, are very great.
Lots Sos. ~, ii and IS, Chestnut street, aud Lots SOs. .
and 3, Carter street, are very valuable, being situated 20
near the DrpO:.
Lots Sns. ; and :, Markr. street, are nnc bushes: Lois.
being situated equ!-iistant between the hus:ns,s portion o;
town and river, uni have now erected upon them two large
and comnod!ous brick Store Rooms. admirably Ad.ptrf: 20
a heavy Produce and Grocery Trade.
There vii! also be sold nj The .a:nc sine joint NEGROES,
among whoia are Cooks. House Servants, iroacr-, Wash
crs, Hc, 80, all Of whoa are very valuable.
TgENS oF S'iR, irN;rr; "a 10 the Negroes, which will br
sold for cash. onc.;iirL cash. the balance In s!a scrI.an
nual payments, with * per cen; added, Sic purchaser
{ o.: iG-d.wxwIis TOW CRUrCHrIrLp.
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RICHMOND MADE CARRIAGES.
GEORGE 4. AINSL1E,
Tcnrb S,rnof Richmond, Virginia.,

Tenth Street, Richmond, virginia,
XT0UlD respectfully Invite the attention FRI
w Of his friends and the public general. SE@
~ to his large and fashionable assortment D1W
Of CARRIAGES BUGGIEs, &c. His workS,--
is manufactured In this city, by competent workmen, anu
out OF the best material. A call from those desiring 10
purchase is requested. Particular attention paa 20 NE
PAIRING, which will be done Oh the most reasonable terms.
Inn IL 1sEn To-
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July 2,-ctlstNoy. JOHN ". BR~0CKESDRoUGH
: : ~ n IaL.a. -

T5IIIE 1rst session Of this School began On the 18th Of Sep.
Il TENDER, 1859, and was successful.
The second session began on the 2uth Of February, $50,
under fatterlng omeny.
The third session will begin on the Sd VI September, 1SG0.
The Academy Is permanent.
ENGLISH BRANCHES $40 e. per session.
MATHEMATICS and MODERN and ANCIENT Lam
GUAGES s15 70 per session.
BOARD 80 per month. Address the Principal,
JAMES A. hartley, A. ~,
Feb 29-cf Independence. Grayson county, Va.
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MISS AOEGiNi PATHS
FARE WE'LL tONGEET rs ~ :. EEICA.
Sy- The public are respectfully informed that in coiise-
qu.nce Of the iEuuen,c success which has attended lirr
Concerts,
MISS ADELISA I-NIlI.
The Principal Star of the Academies Of Music Ia New fork.
Ro.ton and Philadelphia, will give
TWO MORE GRAND CONCERTS
Is THE CITY,
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
.MiERIEE S1RAkOSaW,
On THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. 18th,
And On FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. Goth,
CORlNTiIIAN HALL,
iMAiS STREET,
MISS DELaNA PATE
VIII be assisted Icy the following rnirent artists, irn2 the
Academy OF Music IN New YORK:
SlGNOR LoTTI,
The Distinguished Young Teuor.
The Eminent Baritone.
SIG. NICOLA BARILl,
The Celebrated BnsSo.
SIG. MSCACCIANTI vii! perform u Grand SoIu Oh the
FiUioncello.
Director and Conductor.
eSS~ For Programmes and particulars, see small hills.
e. The price nf Tickets Of Admission ~ all parts Of
the Hall has been fixed ~ ONE DOLLAR.
st5- Tickets may he obtained for both Concerts al the
principal Book aud Music Stores, and AT the Exchange llo-
lei aud Ballard House. and the evening OF the performance
al the door.
~ In o der 10 avoid confusion nj the door, these who
wish TO attend the Concert are respectfully Requested IA
provide themselves during the day with tickets.
~ Doors open al O'Clock, Concert to commence Al ,
0 o'clock. Oct 24-+%i-
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MARINE MEMS.

rUWT ut R%iCiIMuAn. OCTOBER %. tsfO.
u.h wATsk This DAY Al : ''rLhCS'
SAILED,
Italian Bark hnunimo. +. pojeiro Mas'er, Tor Gehod, To-
bacco.
NORFOLK, ocr. 2l.-Arrived, in Hampton AoauS. snip
Cherubiin, ~ days from Chincha. Ia 'ie gaze u rI'"as
IN ln,t her tou-n;ast sails, and WIS otherwise damaged.
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I3IILY LINZ ON THE JAMES RIVER,
BY TIE STEd .NERS

BY TIE oIEd.HHHu
GLEN COVE AND CURTIS PECK.
rsyIIE STEAMER CURTIS PECK will, Er%HS.. D.
on THURSDAY morning next, 18th h.f
inst commence The regular run between G1a5NtA!S8
nJrhmond, Portsmouth and Norfolk, leay- s5Ia-s5IJrE
inr the wharf. AT Rockets. every THURSDAY, SATURDAY
and TUESDAY MORNINGS, ut o'clock.
TIE GLEN COVE will leave The wharf, nj ltockrtls
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Morn
lNGS, at the same hour, e o'clock) and each boat will
return each alternate day, except Sunday; thus making n
regular daily line between the above places unsurpassed for
speed and accommodation by any other line.
Tie boats will touch at all The regular landings going
and returning aud take freight as usual; but MI freight to
bs landed on the river, must be paid for when sent down,
and we will not he responsible for It after II Is landed on the
wharf for which it Is marked.
Passage to OF from Norfolk and Portsmouth ......... 81 GO
Meals -. ............... 80 cents each, extra.
uri Iii X. 0. nASkISS.
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HTRLINETON COLLEGE.

BURLINGTON
FEN!E twenty -rislth Term al this Institution will begin Oh
L THURSDAY, the LIST If November, All Saints Day
Punciual attendance Is required, that recitatIons may he
held In all the Glasses oil the following day.
The Rev. J. liREcEESHfDGg Gibson, has accepted the Rec.
torship Of The College, AMI will enter on his duties at the
beginning OF the next term.
This arrangement, the result 81 much thought and inquI.
ny on the part Of the Trustees, will give, IL Is confidently
hoped, a nrT life and vigor 10 all departments OF the Insti.
tuition, with 4 view 10 which the buildings will be at once
put in thorough repair, and ample provision made FOR In.
creasfDg the comfort Of the pupils, for building up IL true
Christian home, and for MI other advantages contemplated
Ia the plan Of the lauented founder OF the College.
As II Is the desire Of the Trustees, and the intention OF
tho Rector 10 give special attention for awhile 10 the Pre-.
parEtory Department, and 10 make It's discipline Us perfect
rs possible, none others than hUarlers In the Institution
will hc admitted as pupils, and 1t Is preferred that no scho.
lars shall enter, for the present, over the age OF fifteen
Exceptions, regarding age, Will be made at the discretion
Of the Rector.
Applications 10 he addressed to
Rev. J. BRECKlSRIDGE GIBSON, Rector.
II. Rev. ". II. ODEN!IElMER, d. D., President.
Rev. MILO MAiIAN, b. D.,
=. u. D. OGDEN,
!. c. GARTlIWAtTE,
ABM. BROWNING,
HENRY McFARLAN,
Executive Committee OF Trustees.
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