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SINGULAR DIsAPPEARANCK.-Ale leading ply
siclan and druggist of Olathe, Mo, and a
young gentleman of high personal character,
was engaged to be married to q respec table and
accomplished young lady of the neighborhood
The marriage was to be celebrated one day las t
week, but few days previously the gen tleman
disappeared and has not since been heard Of
The young lady received a package, about the
time OF the disappearance, containing title
deeds to an the gentieman's property, in Olathe
and the neigborhood, amounting TO several
thousand dollars
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Pipe Laying. - Superintendent Davis /,

Pipe Laying. - Superintendent Davis IL
steadily at work laying down the mammoth
iron pipes which are 10 increase the supply oi
water on Shocaoe Hill, and has already I.assed
the old Fair Grounds; but unless the weather
continues favorable, ne will not succeed In
reacbing the reservoir this year. West of the
Fair Grounds the ditch in some places has so
be dug more than ten feet deep. and when the
weather is very wet or very cold, but little, il
any thing, can be done towards laying the
Dipas
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MURDER.-A man, named Word, was mur-
dered near Shreveport, La on the 18th ult-
woman, named Head, to whom he had be-
come obnoxious, got two of her friends to
bring him TO her, that he might be cowhided.
On getting in her presence, Word attempted
to escape. and was shot and killed by Fletcher,
one OF the men who had arrested him.
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Once More, and for the last time, the Bud
worth troupe are 10 entertain and amuse o III
music loving citizens at Mechanics Institute
Hail, TO- night. The programme of songs Is O
rich aud varied one, and the wit and humol
that dow in one unceasing stream from the
mem bers of the corps, during the entertain.
Inent, cannot fail 10 produce many hearty
laugh,
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THE PRINCES FIRST BALL IN THE UNITED
STATKs.-The first ball of the Baron Renfrew
took place as stated at Cincinnati Friday
night. Herald Jenkins" gives the items
thus:
After many cheers and mistakes on the PAL I
OF the crowd, the Prince at last arrived pre-
ciseIy at ten O'Clock. The Ball Committee
held a brief conference with him in regard to
partners, and the whole party were then taken
into private box. He was dressed in evening
dress, with white neckcloth, as were all the
suite la the first dance Lord Ulnchelbr0ok
NC, ri:- .-ets. About one thousaid d richly
uresseu persons were present. The ballroom
was strikingly beautiful; The extension stage
was arranged with colonade scenery in the
background, and the front OF The parquette
WAS richly ornameuted with evergreens and
natural flowers. The seats in the parquette
were occupied by the creme de Ia crane OF Cln-
ciuuatI society.
After few moments delay the ball was
CONNIE need with the old fashioned pIomen-
ade The Prince then opened the ball, the
royal party and o theirs dancing upon the tage,
u few others on the parq uette. The first dance
was the " J Jubilee quadrllle, the Prince hav-
ing for mis- partner Mrs. Col. Pike, wife OF one
of the committee, the proprietor OF The Opera
House and the originator OF the ball. He
danced the second quaGrIlie with Miss Groes-
beck, daughter of The Hon. John Groesbeck,
ex- NJ. & aud oEe of the committeei the third
quadrilia with Miss Taylor, OF Newport, KY,
raat State being largely repreeentedi aud the
fourth dance, the Lancers," Miss II. McGre-
gor Of Mount Auburn; also with Miss Hli-
ton, the daughter of one of the State Judges.
The company was very much confused in
the dance, by not having the figures distinctly
announced This duiy deyolyed on the leader
CT the orchestra but rs his voice was either
weak, or could not be distinctly heard, the
Prince was very much beWildered, and sone-
what amused, by the deficiency to which we
have alluded.
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PROBABLE BLOODY EFFECTS OF WIDE
AWAKEIsM.-The squabbe between the Re-
publican Central Campaign Gin aud the New
York Hotel folks, continues to excite much
talk in political circles. There are threats 0.
Il visit of some of the Democratic "Roughs" 10
the Club House, to pay off the "Wide Awakes''
Tor their attack on the hotel. Another thing
which helps TO increase the irritation, is ths
fact that one OF the Wide-Awake Clubs in the
Seventh Ward, advertising its members 10
come armed aud equipped at their weekly
meeting. this evening.
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WtH and Goae.-We learned yesterday after
noon, from reliable authority, that JOHN o.
AsKEW, the man who was shot on the ltth Of
September. while in an alteration with jos.
IL. CRENSHAW, at the Richmond Dock, had so
far recovered from his wounds as 10 be able to
leave Bellevue Hospital, aud that he took his
departure from the city yesterday. From the
time of the shooting he declared thas he would
get well, Notwithstanding the predictions OF
others TO the contrary. He has made a trip TO
Norfolk, and will probably return by Monday
next, when the trial of Crenshaw will take
place before an examining court.
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Ashland Race,.-The fall meeting over this
popular course will commence III a lew days
and from present indications the sport will be
very fine. Besides number of sweeps takes
which have filled Well, and the usual variety
Of purses, the great match between the famo as
Red Eye mare 4" Leisure" and the Revenue
horse Exchequer," for 5000, Is causing spec
uIation among the racing men, who are in
vesting literally on the result. From prese u {
Indications, Excheq uer" will be the f4vorite,
as we'll for his blood as from his present ap-
pearance; bu racing is always doubtful, and
no one can with certainty predict the result
Under the new proprietor the track has been
put in tip-top cordition. and no pains will be
spared 10 add to the comfort OF visitors
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The OCTOBER ELECTIoNs.-State elections
OF great importance, inasmuch as they will be
significant of the probable issue CT the Presi-
Dental election, occur in several States during
the present month. Yesterday State officers
were chosen in Mississippi and Florida ou
next Monday, the Sth, South Carolina is to
choose members of the Legislature, and on
the 9th. Tuesday of next Week. State elections
Will be held Ill Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana
ana lows. In mississippi, South Carolina
and Florida the contest was OF but little in
tetest, as minor officers only Sgere to be
elected
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S0UTHEHN CONuERCiAL COLLE;IE,
EIJH MUNN, VA.
INEh /, aSn u El(IT IT-I Z &

INCREASED F4CTLITIESt
"a addition ID the advantages already offered al
n i las tuition for acquiring THOROUGH BU-
y MSS EDUCATION. q SerIeg Of LECTURES
r. v NtRCAA HE LAW and COMMERCIAL
tiblCS viii bs delivered during the Winter
5Mal.qs, commencing early IN October. To these
" lures, the Students of the College will have
81 sE admission.
asses in French ard German are also being
8 a5l 10y evening instruction, by competent and
sd9P .el teachers.
N .l-1X w REEVE
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The First Rsgimsnt will turn out on Satur.
day as an escort to Baron Renfrew, and will
no doubt make a fiEe display, as all the SOL
diers as we'll as civilians will be anxious TO
get a look at the heir apparent" The commit
tee OF Councilmen and citizens will proceed
to AcQIia Greek TO meet him.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

Rscsteisg Stolen Goods-A white woman
named Frances Custolo, was arrested by ON.
Ger Bibb yesterday evening, and Gagged, for re-
ceiving two bolts Of cloth, knowing the same
to have been stolen from Kent, Paine Co.
She will be before the Mayor this morning
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Slotp Progrsss.-The street railway like most
public en- Enterprises in Richmond, seems to be
making but little if any progress towards
completion. If the stock is not all subscribed
for, why not let outsiders purchase it and 90
on with the work.
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MuRpER OF AN AMERICAN CAPTAIN AT
KlhGsroN Captain Barton, OF The American
Dark Aivarado, was murdered in the harbor
of Kingston, jamaica, ON the 7th ult' Thy
hodv WAS found floating near the wharf Oh the
9Th He had had several difficulties with his
crew, aud they are suspected VI the deed.
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Ac4aitsed-ABdrew,a a slave, was tried be-
fore The Mayor yesterday, for stealing $50
worth Of wearing apparel from Jennet Mack
man, but was acquitted. There was no other
case before the Mayor
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Virginia Life Insurance Compdny.-Wm. III.
Macfarland, Esq who has been President Of
this company since its formation, resigned on
Monday night last, when Sanl J. Harrison,
Esq, was chosen TO succeed him. The salary
is IS 600 per anuum
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Broke Dorn-The cars on the Petersburg
Road, carrying the Southern mail, which
should have arrived here at 6H O'Clock on
Monday evening, were detained Till O'Clock
in consequence of the breaking down Of the
engine near the Half Way House
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PoIitieaI.-Hon. John NJ. Bolts addressed an
immense audience at the Bell and Everett
Club House, on Monday night last. Hon. VIM.
l.. Yancey also addressed large crowd at the
Breckinridge headquarters.
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BURIED ALIvE.-A man named Powell, in
Brookline, OHIO, was buried alive a few days
since, as was subsequently discovered. 1t is
said that the clergyman who officiated at the
funeral advised the relatives not TO bury the
body, but they did not heed his ad vice.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-A young man named
Frank McCloud, in Norfolk county, Va, acci-
dentally killed negro man, on Saturday
night last, by the accidental discharge of his
gun. He was arrested and held TO bail to
await an investigation Of the matter.
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Change Of Hour,.-The Mayor has changed
the hour for holding his Police Court TO 10
O'Clock. Persons having business before him
should note the fact.
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.SoITHEaN rEMAaEIesTITuTE,

80, .-5 nth session of this Institution will com
N tGe lst "l October mex, and close on the
q -'i -4y Of June, 1851
,as sas iincipll VIII be aided by elsven thorough
sr.&,s & ASu lnsti uctOrs, and every effort VIII be
&C. !, ~ MAINTAIN the high reputation and select
"a a. LEI OF the School
B III 4Eanlages offered in the departments OF
sssytr1 = acd the MODERN LANGUAG rs are un-
& %hile especial attention is given 70 the
& R4Ltf, aais IuR1 ENGLISH LITERATURE,
81 r. - ipFlC aud READING
n I'aeipa refers 10 tn patrons of the School;
asd ei liam o. to W rta ~ Prof.
q tle o,alth' CoieiHan, Davis and Maupln, oi
81 f PPNeTsit} of Virginia.
&C.. fher lniJImatlan, or for cataloeue giving
It,o o stud. terms regulations and fuli LIS. of
q Inpe1n " "hGA attention invited, Asidress the
trh-ts j. Ei- . " !" LSit'
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A PUGILIsT TURNED PRgACHER-A noted
pugilist in England, known as "Undaunted
Dick" because he was never beaten, has
turned preacher, and is creating quite sen
sation by his sermons to the working classes.
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VI FIFTH STRE't'T Tba e 81 eassIo,' ~ ~ = :
70. WI Commence on the LIST day oiUCToBER, ,
aHl ie ate on the 3)th day of June, l66 :
'I1 NC fFuRU desires to express her crate tul
& q 20 iter pupils by whose industry and attec
: L l Nrl .aoofS have ever becn cheered and hight
| ~, ana @ 70 Hef patrons for their KIND apprecia
@ hst ed1rts, which shall aiwa's he devoted
r. NSkkteuent # thnSe entrusted 10 her care.
Y" q" K Es Rev. Mr. MInnegercde. Col Il.
/ v 9s's.Ii'fo, Wm,; rutherford, J. N Freeend,
4 - csIth, X. Tucker. Washington Oil, II.
i u'aei lmes AfpeTson, Barton Faxall, Vim.
all Ge". Iayloe, and Joseph aud William
- ~, C"qH' TERMS:
0tH4nefs -. .................-........ S25 90
-,t V'heia III Eng iish .-....... 3J.O
.--.. 600. o. 49, .---..,...... 90. 20 %
a sNch department. the valuable services OF an
D. li-jy
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FRosT.-Frost was seen in the vicinity OF
Fayetteville, N. q on Saturday morning, the
22d uit. This was the third Of the sea on, the
first having occurred Oh the 18TH, the second
pa the lith. No damage done to.erops,
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AMERICAN HoRsxs FoR rHKPRI,

ter from the ST. Louis Agricultural Fair says ::
One Of the trotting horses. Silver Heels, at
tractes the Duke of Newcastle's attention, and
was purchased by him. Another, Wide Awake
came in for the Princes admiration, and like
his friend, the Duke, he became also a pur-
chaser at the Fair. Both will be sent to Eng
land
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On the Iaersass-The city is again being over
run with dogs Of high aud low degree. and The
w1ois public are anxious 10 see The net m. n
hourly on duty, until the Immense q "a ains ar .
my IL reduced to moderate numosr, az least.
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RECIPE FOR IMPROVING ClDER-Let the
new cider from sour apples (sound and Sc
lected fruit is to be preterred) ferment from
one week TO three weeks, as the weather is
warm or cool. When it has attained to lively
fermentation, add to each gallon one quarter
of an ounce OF sulphate of lime Stir the
powder and cider until intimately mixed, and
return the emulsion to the fermenting Iio uid.
Agitate briskly and thoroughly for a few mo-
ments. and then let the cider settle. The fer
mentation will commence at once When,
after q few days, the cider has bee ame clear,
draw off and bottle carefully, or remove the
sediment and return to the original vessel If
loosely corked, or kept in a barrel on draugh t.,
1t will retain its tasle as stIli cider If pre-
served in bottles. carefully corked, which is
better, it will become a sparkling cider, and
may be kept indefinitely long-Ohio Farmer.
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SILLCr CLLssiUAL AND ENGLISH
FankIlH Street, a5ote IN.
K Il. l.. TlGHr, A. M......--- Principal.

he fhth Academic Session of tins Institute
eoamVEee on MON DAY, the list of October,
'3s course Of instruction fu finishes a complete
'p!fdion Tor any s4&Ss IN College, and embraces
,'@ h9dern LaH- aages, and ali The common, use
tAl 'fHaEenta branches, hiCh q re of value
u We Helta, training ot tie pupil, or Tor the prae-
A... purposes Of ife,
tae servlc, of atls and successful teachers are
/ trsu,1a Tor tie Mathematical, French ana Draw
a- Departments
lae ffmary Department for little boys, receives
ut-ctll attention.
tsli--lm n II Il, TIGH Il.
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| MNjgf%hssslTy H.Gn sCnOoL, HuGUm

1 ~ ckAPpReiiNGE, ,r0wHATAN COUNTY.
tae RSTn ~ VIII be opened at this place on
aa a5oa u me aadsrsigued
ayefyo a ped especially as preparatory TO the
zlofd 60 W. 'ITsinla, II Will, for this reason, af
ellef osAsr'IT! advantages 20 those intending 10
Il Oae nj - IIlFeTsltles, or any College.
3 lCS; ths ., finclpais Wia teach MATHEMAT-
i9. exefy CASE be- sraaaass Of the
styer IN ig1Wc ~ s!Iglnia. coloquial clasaes, how
eas osai w @VtEkN LANG UAG rs, will receive
EtH4ses 'ASfscton from natives Of those Ian
/ ehas. ior the session, $3.50, including every
RAcGsonnda' pr or By applicallon TO us through the
'Au i9at Once
s-sts, Pro,.s.,oH ,.siDHEY II. OWENS, ia, A. M,
4 'Inssnr n,nr ot Greek In Richmond College.
1hiLIP u. STAN RID, 4. M,
Il hs-dkow. Graduate OF. and formeriY
ON hAs't Pref al v VI Ir,Hif..t~
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h No extra charges.
IA AL letters to be diIsated To
HUBERT p. LEFEBVRE,
iy 2&--dAew1m R;ahmr,j "

a. BiNfokD,s ENGLise AND
IRA BETwkEN CLAY AND MARSHALL.
STREETS. exercises OF this school VII 10
resumed on MONDAY, eepts inter cath. In this
school every facility is afforded Iof the tko,eash
and systematic prosecution of evoIy hfsueh of
study tsasht IN schools OF the sisheEt gTads, aed
the rir pal uses every effort to prometo the aa-
sa3osmeat of hss panis
good and we'll selected caKNtcAL AND pHtLo>
soFgEcAL APPARATUS has been purchased siacs
the last sesa ion,
Prof EaioS has charge OF the French Depart
this gentieman IS q fheislt guarantee tia, ina
lang asge will be ,hofoas hlJ tans hs,
TkAas-- As heretofore. eRA
For further PARTICULARS, parents are requested
10 cali At dessrs BiNfegb PonrfRss " are
reoms corner 18th and Franklin streets, OF all
Wt-dla Y. BgNgV&p,>
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5. SOURCES SELECT CLASSICAL


tlr-t' mtta and lSt Streets, Richmond, Va.
iua Fourteenth Session will commence on the
si'u u So stemUer, 1850
I4Rss-Ps session, half session an ddrdnCe:
.uAof knsnsn. ...--.........S 4G 90
e-rioT tngltsE, OF Beginners in Latin. 50 to
t' Z, 5fesk, aud Higher NJ at ematlcs ..., 90 %
Y t@ra LsDkaases, by Mons. PARDiGoN 20 70
] -iwIng, b, JuHN 4. CLLYu .---......-.... 81 o.
81 Appointments may be made with the Prin-
{ "a ~ cote through Post Office. au 30-ts
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FOR SALE-CHEwlNG AND SMOKING To
4 BACcO.-"M. Lanshorne II Son's,p ''saliy
Gary brand CITY TFsde,"' oronoeo," lbs; and
SMOKING TOBACCO. in 8 and 10 ID. bales for
sale ey BROWN MccLElLAND.
EL0CR-FiNE, SUfkRFINE and FAMILY.
Several brands of the new crop. for sale b,
BROWN 4 MeCLELLAND.
CLOyER sEkD D.-so bushels prime CLOVER
~ SEED, for sale hy
40 ii-im aRaWN h McCLELLANp.
EN0LIkH DAIRY IA EAE. az er;ms
Il SuHlity-tOt boxes for sale bs '. S'''s
,&V, y. pAyENPQRr,
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III ~ stcAL AccoupLisiiNESTs.

fsei T. brcGsifihf ifh's.naSts = sdm IeaSy and nd
! u be an ; us nis professional services - each ss
cCqfte Of 5as 70 obtsio com gie.s and thorough
re, ate y"sitEAl Instruction, as pussue1 Dy all
We HtltS"rG AZ, ORGAN. EIN6fkG AID IN
Gao ot pa ga 4 ar Of TEACHING MUSIC.
$. Pkos D''umsI DmsI 8, s, 11,,iifnoaiais &c, apply 70
9th 81, bet. Clay and Leigh.
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Rithmnla Qispasfh.
TERMS OFaHvrRTTSJNf;

IEhMo OF FABFERTISING.
ssusre, ds-,---.. 50 50 square, days, 81 90
l. 90 3days.--.. ods I. DO. edays,-. IS
/. do 4daYs..... 126 / do :. ! month. 500
Lager adrertissDients IN sIaet proportion.
n- Advertisements published until forbid, will
he charged 50 cents per square ofeight lines Cor the
first insertion and Is cents for each continuance
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The Cooper Opera Tronpe.-The debut Of this
troupe, at the Theatre, Monday night, was
greeted by full house, and was a most de-
cided success. The opera of n Tr0ratore"
was given in excellent style, and with only
one or two slight draw backs, the natural ef-
feet of su, b wea her upon that sensitive OBJ
ject, the human voice. Miss Miner is a II that
the critics have represented her 10 be. She
has voice of remarkable purity and strength
Ia the upper notes. and is an excellent actress,
worthy of being the prma donna OF first
class English troupe. Miss Payne's voice was
not nal to the music of AZucens, but she re-
deemed this forthcoming by some most i'm
passioned acting which was greeted with loud
applause. MIR. AynsleY Cook, the basso, is the
artist of the troupe. He has splendid voice,
OF great volume and richness, and sometimes
as sweet AS that of tenor. His acting is also
very fine, and he fully deserved the applause
he received. The tenor, Mr.. Brookhouse Bow
Ter, sung under the disadvantage of hoarse-
ness, and with 4 rather harsh tone. In the
" "Miserere," however, he oyercame 1t suffi-
ciently to sing very sweetly, and gain his share
of applause. In the death scene of I.eonora,
too, be sung with great care and acceptability.
The chorus showed that it might be- relied on
by its performance OF the Anvil Chorus which
was excellent.
Tonight we have " La Soninanl5ula," the
beautiful music of which il familiar TO all,
and the characters of which will be excellently
distributed.
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- fLs srunOL, FOR BOYS AND YOUNG
: ~ a.. ETSnkIin. letpeen sth and e.h streets.
: bfnWARD ". CONF. a NJ, .PriaciPal.
.r.s ~ Dr'rtr annual session Will commence on
,,hAsSptY, sept Eth,
-, ,srs 10, see circulars at the Bookstores.
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Rithmalln pispattt.
---------..,r,xSBAMMERsIEy.

-. rNF phILY plsrAT0aa IS served sss to to sss
-. 20 - - NS.,r,sr weekly. Price for mailing,
s.ys1c 70 ~ w. - "a ter six mon lhs. IN advance.
8 ,ssf, tst 8, SENI WEEKLY DISPATCH ts,.s.sa
- rnsssd,y ns and Friday a aaSs IN advance,
- hEs rs,Ied 10 subsoril ers At 81 per annGm.
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-, French
T1uup

T4sc-COrWOfgtfUHS superior iH sce-y respect,
.RtLLl Nj will he continued.
IERNs- Semi annually III advance s 80 to 5 so
Apply t. :. I. PkNDLEI0N, 4th ST., between
Man and rankin. orat the school-rooms.
aE-hM
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FEMALE 81 HOOL,
l. ON CHURCH HILL. cor. Marshall and 24sh SITS
kICHNohD VA.

EEMALE tHOOL,
ON CHURCH HILL. cor. Marshall and 24,Ir SITS.
PHILIP i. FRiCF' PRINCIPAL
The Fifs, Session of this School viii begin
1901 'N'''
The En- elish Department and the Latin Glasses
Will be under the immediate care of the Principal,
who has had seven Years experience in the in
ssl stsge,ion % Of the Young.
taught by competent lrstIuctoIs.
Boardsrs WI hnd ~ tn, family of the Principal
and erlosment and IN the community in wpicl
the School IS Iccated, an intelligent and refined
pIinclpAl denominations Church Hi, as place
OF residence, comb bines mans advantages Of ctty
tre of slchmond, and set qnet. oeen /" scslt"fl
bTeezes, and commanding extensive views Of the
most beautiful scener, around ths'city
Board, INCLUDING Fuei. Lights and Washing. sa2s
English Tail0hb,%4s, hgyanc,sd r r
Languages. each. ~
Music on the fisno--oGe lessen a wees. :,
Use of instrument .s-.. 10
AZ the fr,9c,2e' iTs nay be ADDRESSED rer,onsy'
H. Whites Bookstore,I or at his esldence. on
Chnroh Hill, 24th St. between Broad and Mar
thaIl. Sc lO-lm
otn. Ls FsbNar's StHOOI.-The uayt
DAY OF 0Ci 0BER. 1860, and terminates on tho
TERMS FoK THE scRoLAsri YEAR,
Beginning the ist day of October and ending the
For board, -..-----..--- ----......-..... Sag 90
FOR Washing. - 20
For ltixhts. ..----.-..-.....-.. 10 ~
For Fuel -. ..-------- 10 90
ror enkiish Tuition ..---.. .---,...,..--. 40 U1
Eor ~ odefn L1nsuages each ;-...."... ~ 10
For Freneh, when studied exclusively of
the English branches ,.....---.. eco
ror i'atin. -............--~. 20 %
Eoi LitsIataie ..'.' ~.., ~ VI
For one lesson tof an hour wees. x o'ls 10 90
For two lessons (of an hour y week SO Oo
For three les ons tot an hour 4 week. lsg GO
FOR iour lessons oi an hour a week.. 100 u0
EoF saeEed Music, IN class v0
For Harp, TeacseTs' fees.
For the use Of PIano ,...........,.-... 10 90
For prawlng, from Models. ....-.......----- ~ %
Eor Ufawins, iroa Nature, ......-....,.... ~ W
Eof fasntnx, IN water Co!ors-~.,...-.-..-- 90 %
For Oil PAINTING. .-.-........-...... 90 10
Primary Experimentation Chiidren under IL
years OF age. :. s.-.-.....-~ ~ 90
IA Noextra charges. N
"a All letters to be directed TO
HUBERT p. LEFEBVRE,
NN-dScwsm kiehmonh, Va
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