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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-23


TWENTIETH ANNUAL VISIT
wxNrANn .,v,uo
AT MErGopoLITAAS HALL,
on MONDAY, octobe! I'D.
(And continue SIX Might. unly.l
wYMAS will Introduce the same perlIotu'ahte ~ given
PRINCE OF WALES,
JAr!NEsr EMBASSY,
a, Philadelphia.
l1 Ali particulars in .aa!!hiil-. oct s:-6t
MISS ADMLISA PATHS
The pubic are respectfully informed that
MISS ADELINA PArI!.
The Principal STAR Vi the Academies VI Music i'll New ! drH,
Hos,on and Philadelphia, will give
TWO GRAND CONCERTS
uSuER TIE p~lEECTl0S DF
Ma CRICE $TRAHp>IH,
~ And on TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. rid,
AFRICAN CTURCI.
CDMoAu SrsEt1)
MISS ADELlNA rATTr
Academy OF Music la New York
Th- distinguished Young Tenor.
The i:mine.s baritone.
SIG NICOLA EAgILl.
SIG ulscAcclASrl Will perform IA 'ir"nd Solo ." the
MAURICE sTIAKOsiI.
director and Conductor.
- For Programmes aud particulars. small bills.
x The price OF Tickets Of Admission 10 all parts Oi
the Hall has been fixed at ONE DOLLAR.
p Tickets may be obtained for both Concerts IL the
principal look and Music stores, and a. the E\chtusr lio-
lei and Ballard House. aad the evening oi the perf'Fi"aUc-
III the door.
~ In . der TO avoid confusion IL; the door, 'hose ~ho
wish 20 attend the Concert are respectfully requested /"
, ,ril. ,l.tn.,ly.s ,lrrinV the ,Ily with tl.kris.
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NEW GoOES, NEW GOODS.

NEW Go0ES, NEW GOODS.
s9TE are now In receipt Of a fresh supply OF '"Uds Tor
w the Fall ard Winter trade, consisting Oi all the I-~
aud desirable styles OF Dress Goods. &c, &c,
In SILK. we can show all the new and desirable styles al
very low prices.
hnnsiaiues, Otterinhn T-lours. Rcrrs, &c, &c.
In CluaIs, iaslans, Arabs. &c., our stock IL superior 1"
any other in kichIn"nd.
la Staple Goods, as Servants Clothing Of all kinds. Car.
pets, DamasSs, blankets, ilrached and Brown Co:ton-.
&c, our stock was never 50 good.
wr Invite Il call from all III WANT OF Dry tUu,!,.
Oct 20 CFILES \ CliESEisY.
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". !. Y Z
Address Law.encevilie, Brunswick county, Va.

Tie location OF Mr.. POynors School l., midway between
his Residence and my own, and pupils will be received as
bnar,Irrs in my family ut Mr.. r.'s rates. Mr. DIgs Poynor
will hoard wish me. This arrangement secures 10 those board
INK with Inc such nssistancei In their studies as may be requir'
ed ut any time, and that degree Of counsel or control when
will be beneficial 10 their msrnls or manners. | have Known
Sir. Poynur from his childhood, and can confidently recom'
mend him TO the public as competent by his attachments
and qualified by his character AMI disposition for the pro-
fe.sion In which lac now engages. All hoys who may be ell
trusted 70 ME shall receive that Kind and parental aiten'
ton extended 10 my own sons.
J. RAvENSCR0FT JONES.
Brunswick Springs. Va, Angus; 10th, lsGu.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
zssssg&s4s.SGAS@4

F5NIiE board Of Directors OF Ibis Company have directed
L that AL stock or other articles in:cndc,l for cNiihit!nn
u, the Virginia state and Central Agricultural Fairs, TO
commence in this city, on the I'D Instant, shall be lIsrged
the regular rate Of transportation on their way 10 the Fair
hut if returned over the road the property Of the same
owners, they Will be carried FREE, AMI the amount paid
for their transportation TO HE Fair will lie refunded. All
persons Sho may pass over this road 10 attend the Fair will
have the privilege OF returning FREE, on the exhibition Of
Il Certificate Of Membership for the pre--nt year 10 either
Society, or a Certificate OF Life Membership 10 either Socle.
~, TO the Conductor Of the train, III any time between
tue I'D Of October, and the VI day Of November.
Oct !2-"w TiiOS. DODAME:AD, Geni Sup't.
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RICHMOND d. DASvsLE.E RAILROAD.

EMPRESS, FREIGHT, AND ACC0MM0DA- AI
Il TlUN TRAlNs.-Un and after MONDAY, JEPEE[T
Oct. is,, an Express. Freight, and Accommoda- sS@
tinn Train will leave Richmond daily, Sundays exc-rtrd.j
for L%yuchburg and intermediate points, leaving Richmond
at Z. r., nad arriving ia L%ynchbu-s at 3 4. NJ, in time 10
connect with the passenger train going west OIL the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad.
Returning, leave L~yncl,bury at 7.25 =. NJ, Immediately
on the arrival Of The train from the vast, and arrive ia
Richmond ~ & ~ 4. NJ.
Oct. ITS {. &. TAlCOTT, Surt.
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ROCK SpRfNG ACADEMY,

BRUNSWICK COUNTY, rIRGfSlA.
TsIlIE exercises Of Iii. School will he resumed on the 1T
L Monday in September next. and continued until ;he lst
OF July, ISL, with an in,rsinissipn Of two WEEKS at Christ
mas. Having associated my brother Digs Poyner, = re-
cent gradual. Of the virginia Military Institute, with Inc
In the management "f the School, ! can confidently assure
the public that IL advantages will lie greatly multiplied
The higher Mathematics and The Enslish branches will re-
ceiye particular ai,rntiou, while the classics Will not be
neglected.. Practical lessons In Surveying, &c, viii he Civ.
en- in the field; and nn effort will be spared To make the
School worthy uf public confidence and patronage. a
htr.ct, yet Kind, dis, irlinr will b. firmly enforced, and the
military feature will he adopted NJ far rs practical. As TO
the qualifications Of my associate, | refer TO Col. 7. II.
smith and the Faculty generally OF the Virginia Military
lnstitu,e. For further particulars apply for Il circular.
TsRMs.-furS Session CT ten months, half payable LIST jan
nary:
Classics. &c, ami higher Mathematics ..........". S0
prru,h hr,nrh-. S35
ila,rJ iurIuIinv .y.ry ILiuy ,,.,. HEB
d. Z. pUYN0R.
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LADIES, ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

VI R. AMI r 5. \ y O NJ NJ AS
.NEW' EST.a
NOR thu reception Of Young Ladies', who visit New
l. York for the purpU.c Of inEing lesson, from EN-.
inent masters in Mnsic, Languages and the Fine Arts, etc.
Pupils may enlrr for any limited space Of time, and are
not subjected 20 The rules and restrictions OF boarding
schools, til. establishment being conducted AZ = private
European family.
EVERY DAY Lessons (A!,y in The quarter adopted as the
nSLY EffEcrIyE WAY Of LEAESiSG, the scholar being, In most
eases, incompetent 10 study correctly during The absence OF
the teacher.
For Prospectus, address Sir. Ar1uHaas, III West 3lth st.,
,..r Br,,Iy,r Nm NnrL 0ri I-1u
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JAMES RIVER ESrATE, NEGK"E~.

STUCK, &C, &C, FOR SALE PRIN hfELf.
uFtER Tor sale the Valuable Estate, IN The county u;
u huckinghhm. Known by the name of Mon:-vhd-o. Gov
m'iF s" r"-idcare Of Judge Cabell) also the Negroes,
St"VA' "c' "i every description. The Estate contains "=S'i
S's " ~hn'h 20" acres are James river low gtunhcs "'
'He $ quahtS. isrge crops Of Corn, Wheat and Tobacco"
w ahnua'IS made UPON this Estate. H. has all ihe necrS-
sa1! improvements. The negro qusrters are all nsT. With
nTck cuinlh'r hnh plank lonrs. The tobacco houses are
nulH OF chestnut iogs And covered with chestnut shingles.
i mas n n orthard containing upwards OF 20UO trues OF The
must choico fut, hplles. p-hrs, Breaches, cherries, Sc. II Is
well.~atered aud healthy. and has IL magnificent view Of
DANES river, mountain SCENERY, 80. This E.,s,. Is on the
Snuth.siIe OF James river, having II covered LrIlr- across
the river to the James river ana kauawh, canal nbou, a
quarter of n mile from the rstarr. Alarc,lu ma ne had
by application TO HE al Richmond. My ov.r,,rr rl shaw
the rstute 10 any one wishing t" purchase,
CIAS. Y. MnrrISS.
10, Main street, Richmond. W.
Also. For Sale, 2,Jo mcTes Of heavily ,imtcr"i i4ri II.
the same county.
This land is In It's virgin growth, aud lies s"r,- -. rna
miles from the James river and kannwha caIa., lir II, IT,.
from Richmond. and 80 miles from LyncIhurg.
Persons wishing to 20 into the lumber business cravrn!ly,
or to get rail road ties, slaves or hoop poles vii; ii" We'll to
examine Il.
My ouly reason for wishing 10 sell the above estate, il,
that other engagements will not allow me time 10 attend 1"
II. Parties may, therefore, rely gu getting fine property for
u low price, rs am determined to sell.
ANY ofthe above lands viii be divided to suit purchasers.
l have also for sale hne farming lands hear the city u
Richmond.
Juue 95-;f CHAS. Y. M0RRISs.
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IL accidents tofH happen, erenf IN 7ceA re2:tdtsaJ d"i'
lies, 1t Is very desirable to have some cheap AID ooaveni'
en-, Say for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery, &c.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no household can an9rd
10 be Without Il. ills always ready and up 10 the sticking
point. There Is no longer q necessity for nmping chairs,
spl!ntered veneer,, headlsss dolls, and broken cradles. IL
Ia lust the article for cone, shell, and other ornaments! Work,
80 popular with ladIe, Of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation Is used cold, being chemicH-
~ held In solution, and possessing all the valuable qna!Hs'
Of the best cabinet-maEers' Glue. 1t may be used M
place Of ordinary mucliac sc, being vastly more sdnes''e'
"CSEruL ~ EVERY HOUSE, a..
y. B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle. rice '"eo"l''
Wholesale Depot, No. - Cedsr'st. New i2.c m
"o"ie" Box No. $500, New York.
pu: up for Dealers in Gases containing, Four, Eight, and
lively. Doz.n-abeauti:ui photographic Sho~-Card ACCOM-
pImnSsNHt. .iioeIr. bottle OF sPALDtSG's PREPARED GLUE
viii :. , We ten lines Its cost annually 20 every hou=ehoid.-&
soij his all prominent Stationrrs, Druggists, HARDWARE
.rI furniture Dealers, Groccr., and Fancy Stores:
Country merchants should maze 4 note OF SPaLplNGS
GLUE, when makir: up their lit. 1t will
stand aug climate. zen I!-nchS
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ST. MiRY'S HALL,

r. HE fnriy.ri,htll Term al this Institution will begin on
! TUESDAY. the lst duy OF NovembeTne1t, (Ali.s.!h"
Day.) punc.ual Rt .ndance Is requested, that recitaiiohs
may hr held In all the Glasses on the following day.
Applications for admission 10 be made TO the Bishop Of
New Jersey, or To The Rev. Z. K. Smith, Principal, at Bur-
Iinct,n NJ Oct. 5-dGiScwit
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JOHN ". GREEN,

Ju1AN
TTORNEY At Ia ",
WILL. practice In the C"urte Of tho city 0! i:iehmort
w and county Of lIenreo.
sire, attention will be given to a.: business entrusted -
him.
UpFICE-Por the present, With his father, VIM. G:.en
south ives. corner ofMain and til streets.
Inns 1.-iyI
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IL ESlfsABLE ftttfCR DWELLING -.
IL FOR IENT, On Ninth II, ihrr. doors above ILL
Leigh Street, nrNt door aDoYr H. ,uh>crihrr En-. -
Quire Of Is. T. GEAliAu.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
cEVrph OFFICE /

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 81, lstu.
TENllE Freight Derots az this Company will heASS
j. closed on THURSDAY, the 18th inst, oETSlEA
allow tho officers an opportunity OF a,tenrlinrSSgS
the Fair. Tli0S.
Oct 1.-St i;eneral Superint sndrnt.
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GUOCFELAND
TlIIfE subscriber, whn is Il graduate In several SCHOOLS Of
the University Of Virginia, and who h' been engaged
4, a Teacher OF youth Of both sexes, for eight years, de-
signs tn establish 4 School, OF high grade, at Joe brook,
one mil. from Dover Mills. The section Of country In
which. the school will be located, Is one OF the most beau
tiful and healthy in Virginia; and the society moral, intel
lirent and refined. Thu place l. accessible by the James
River Canal. Pupils will he met al Dover Mills, 20 miles
above RicLmOni, Il previous n.t!Cr Is given 10 The Princl-
pal.
clo,e August 18th, ls6u.
~TEKNa-One-half payable In advance:
UOaTu Anu IhiIluH ~
FOR DAY SCHOLARS.
Lower English branches 800. ............. ~ w
Higher do. do. ..... ............ % OO
Ancient language, French and Spanish, each. - W
Address 7. OSCAR ROGERS Dover Mills.
ucl3-c6w Goochi8nh, Va
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0ne.half payable on the lst Of October, lsGD, aud the re
mainder on the 18Th OF February, ISL.
Reference Is made 10 Kew. DR.. Moses u. lI0ge, and TO
any Of the former patrons Of the school.
Catalogues of the Seminary, containing more detailed In
formation, eau he obtained At any Of the bookstores, or
by application TO the undersigned.
July 10 A. NJ. DCpIY- Richmond Va.
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~Torch-Li%ht Procession.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 22-The Breckenridge men
had a grand Turch-Light Procession tonight.
The men were equipped with red 4ouavr caps,
glazed caps, and with torches. There were
about 700 in line.
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KAVENNWOOp EIIGN SCHOOL.

TsfIIE subscriber will open L BOARDING AND DAY
L. SCHOOL, for boys on the lst OF October next, Ut his
residence about "nc mile West Of the city OF RichRiond.
Jn,rl inrIu.Inv everything ....$l90 90
InItlnn. -. 80. ..-....'r''. y,
june 2-d.wScff II. j. CHRISTIAN.
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSIlEDTE: :,
TBNIIE next Session OF this Institution will open the thira
4 "Wednesday in september, and continue for ten months.
With experienced teachers, Il full course OF Instruction, \
healthy locality, and all the secluaion Of the country, the
Institute holds out peculiar facilities for III. acquisition Of
a thorough r,Iu,atlu,r. Ii IA connected with The James River
Canal at New Canton, by stage, ut very reduced prices; anu
with the South ride Railroad, Ut FarinVllle, by hacks, ~
reasonable prices. Fur Catalogue, address " Gravel Hill,
Buckingham" JNO. {. BLACh" El.L.
IuIy uI--r1rtB
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LIuOSlsR, Noble County, Indlanh, Fcu. ON, 1901
pKoP. q. J. Woup: Dear Sir:-ln the latter part OF the
year 1852, while attending the State and National! Law
School OF the State OF New York, my hair, from u cause un'
tls short space of months, the whole upper part Of my scalp
wss almost entirely bereft oflts covering, aud much OF the re.
maInlng portion upon the side and back part OF my head
shortly after became gray SO that you will not he SURPRISED
when tell sou that upon my return 10 The state OF Inh!'
ana, my more casual acquiantances were not 80 much HI
u loss to discover the cause OF the change 10 my appear
ance, rs my more intimate acqualn:anccs were 10 rec"s
Mise Inc ut aIL.
/ at once made application TO the most 'killful physicians
10 the cuuntry, but, receiving no ASSURANCE iropl them ttat
nv hair could again be restored, ! was forced TO become re-.
conriled to my fate, 4ntll, fortunately, In the latter part ui
the wear 1851, your Restorative was recommended u me ny
a druggist rs hriug the most reliable flair Restorative IN
use. tried one bottle, and found; to my great satisfaction,
that It was producing the desired effect. Since that lime l
have used seven dollars worth Of your Restorative, and rs
r. result, have a rich coat Of very soft black hair, which n"
money can buy. m,
AZ q mark OF my gratitude for your labor and skill In the
production OF so wonderful an article, J have recommend.
ed is use 10 many Of my friends ard acluaintanceS, VINO, !
AID happy TO Inform you, are using II with a IKE eiect'-
Very respectfully, yours, a. NJ; LAiLA,
Depot, "a, Broadway, and sold by Nil dealers through
out the world.
The Restorative Is put up In Bottles OF three sizes, VIZ
large, medium, and small; the small holds hal! 4 pint, anu
retaIls for one dollar per bottle the medium holds At least
twenty per cent more In proportion than the small, retalls
for two dollars q bottle the large holds n quart, III per
cent more In proportion and retalls for ~ a bottle.
0. J. WOOD { CO., proprictorS, 81 Broadway, New
York, and Ia, Market Street, st. Lou No..
And sold by all good Druggists and " .y Goods Dealers.
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JAS. II. FIrZG I'll. AID.
Oct IG-C.;N f. ore -! Francis Fly gerald, .!cC'1.
nLIyAHNA LAND IA AUCTION.

.t-NN.R "s'Nn ~ tstsiO'-
z i virtue o, 4 decree o. the Ctrcui. CuGr. Of FICranui,
- entered 81, It's september term, ls;u, in the case Q.
Shepherd -. kir aud others, | shl!. as couri s,.On,r there
by arp0.n:c! Cor tr purpose. sell q: Auction, Ia front 0!
Fluynnna [. H., on he FOURTH MONDAYIN NOVEMBER,
l>60, that being Court day, the tract Ci land OF Which yno,
VI. k!c resided at the sine az Ills death. con:a!n!E: SSi
acres, on the following terms :-0Gr"'hIrd %: :h: purchase
money To- he paid down in cash the residue IN .GuaI IT,
stalil.n's al the rnd Of onc and ;wo year,, with iu;rrc-t
thereon fFem the day Of sale, the purchaser ;ir!as h"rhs
therefor with good security, and the icSa! title related Il
additional security. Tbs land Hes IN u part u: the county
for The production -: the Tobacco; J., Ia a good
u.isliorhood, about :hr'c mile. from Fork onion, h:.H iUur
from Palmyra, and has on i; ID" USUAL farm imrrcrriE"hi'
Persons !rsIius 10 buy land are Invited TO examine II.
o. .ru-,t.- " "A PETIT trrur
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SOUTHERN .MiNUFNCTUKES.
SIILlL. LII lL,LI " MANI.E aL,l,lnN

SIUE DLALhINtI M~ANUFACTUKE
f3IHE subscribers respectfully beg leave 10 inform The
Il public, that they have cnHmrIccl the manufacture o:
Shoe IlschlEc in Richmond; and ha"!n: devoted particular
attention 10 improvement IN iis ruanufacturr, they take
great pleasure In presenting 10 the Southern people ;le
best article ever offered.
Tile EXCELSIOR OIL. PASTE Bi.ACKING, manufactured
by Us. impar;s 10 boots and ,hneI, or anything made Of
leather, a beautiful, bright and durable pci,h, aud viii no,
ruiz or on the hands or clothes. 6
From Its oily nature it sorrcGs. strengthens. and preserves
the leather, prcventsi its cracking, aud render, 1t lmprryious
TO water.
Those desIrious Of using II reslly good Hacking. should
use that manufactured hy u. IL is - purely SOUTHERN
MANUFACTURE and II HOME INDUSTRY Is To he eli.
couTaged, especially when il Can, and does, produce supr.
rlor articles, We cordially hope the patronage Of Southern
men will be accorded 10 VI.
II. WALLERsTEIE 1 CO..
Aug. Head OF Grace Street. Richmond, Va.
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RiCIdW0SE PETERSBURG RAIL
TOAD COMPANY

KW IT z IT VI 7 a y !
VIRGINIA STATE AND CENTRAL FAIR.
sTIsIToEs TO THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
will lie Iurul-hed with EXCURSION TICK. E9SNLASN
ErS, over this road, At 81 3J-sach tickets to lie SG3sa
available from The I'D 10 the 18th OF October, inclusive.
S;ncs Or other articles brought over ihs ruad, for sshihi-
lion, will he charged the regular rate OF transportation To
Ia. Fair, hut will he returned free Of charge, if remaining In
III. poS>r,sinn Of the same owner.
Osl l7-lm TiIOS. II. WYSSE, Supt.
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VALUABLE LOttS.i LAND FOft ALI
AHISIllNG 10 dispose vi my real estate, in order 20 ii.
w vide the proceeds among my children, | OFFER TOT .-!s
privately, Ey FARM, stunning Hill"
This most desirable tract Of land Hes In the heart 81 Tho
valuable tobacco itni- oi LOUISA, on po'l si"r" 81 .ht
south branch o: the North Anna RIVER, an" ahlniiiEt Vac
lands Of ". =. PointleIter, Gabriel Jones, Joseph VI. h"Hri
aud other, eight miles from Louisa Couft House %sd To-
leFsviile, o., ne Virginia e'h'FA' ha''"a'' ANA 'i'a"! -"
FenicNt 10 n'"i. ~ oou-,
Til, farm contains l,0io acres, VI which 200 are WOO"
land, more sI'ii' arer 'oar''i1 u ".ich ~ hea'"! ,'"De''
en WIN oak' pine ahI hich"TE u ",'h'nh, HIo"ti'. iic 90
bic land Is fertile hcd III u his' state oi improvements Wei
adapted ~ iic growth OF wheat, corn AMI tobacco.
mere i L COMFORTABLE hWfHihS, VIZ s'sf.s roD.''' 'sn''
barn, tobacco houses aud all necessary outhH!iint>. Ih1
locality i healthy aud the neIshDnFhood pleasant. RE
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FIk'I U NI'NTs TTIs.
BOARD. ........... .S2JU 10
Washing, fuel aud lghts. 10 w
Tuition in the Preparatory Department ....... 80 w
Tuition in Ordinary English Branches. .. ~ %
Tuition In Advanced English Branches ..... ~ ~
Tuition Ia Modern and Ancient Languages, zach, ~ W
Auslc, FOCAL and Instrumental, IPiano and
tiwtar) For one lesson, Of one hour per week 40 %
For two lessons, per Week, VI one hour each. -. ~ 90
Use OF Piano... 10 W
Drawing, In crayon. 60. 10 90
Painting, in water colors. -. 80. ... 80 %
PaiDtlns, In oil. 80 20
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
THAT HAS
STOOD THE TEST Of YEARS,
And grows more and more popu-
len. n1.nrr I.,yt


4 Nd testimonials, new, and almost without number
n might be given from ladies and gentlemen In all grades
Of society, whose united testimony none could resist, thai
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative will restore the bald and
gray, and preserve the hair OF the youth 10 old age, In all Its
youthful beauty.
BATTLE CskEE, Mich, Dec. 81, ISIS.
PnnY. WOuu-Tlee wilt please accept a line TO inform
thee that the hair OIL my head all fell oil over twenty years
ago, caused by a complicated chronic disease, attended with
an eruptiou on the head. a continual course "l suffering
through HE having reduced me To = state OF dependence,
have nnLbeen able 10 obtain stun for caps, neither have
been able 10 do .lelu up, In consequence OF which! my head
has suffered extremely from cold. This Induced ne to pay
briggs & Hodges almost the last cent | had oI earth Tor a
two dollar bottle OF thy lluir Restorative about the first OF
August last. have faithfully followed the directions and
the bald spot Is now covered with hHir thick and black,
though short, It is also coming Ia all over my head. Feel
Ing confident ,hut another large bottle would restore IL en-
t!rrly and permanently, ! feel ANXIOUS to prrserere IN It's
use, and being destitute OF means 10 purchase any more.
would ask thee II thee wouldst not be Willing TO send me HI
order Oh thine agents for q bottle, aud receive to thyseli the
scripture declargtion-"ihe reward Is TO those that are
kind to the widow and the falherless."
THY friend, SCSASNAlI KIRBY.
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Bl nNs"i'sN GitEG0wY,AUCT.

LNsFEi Ht:isfsItB;S. ,his Day, 4! 10 O'cl0c>
4 will he sold 81 Iiar!y Srgroc., consisting Of Sic;
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-06-09
GAR1BALDI's EXPEDITION.

The various accounts Of Garibaldi's movements
have been somewhat contradictory. 1t is certain,
however, that Sicily is in revolt, and he is there
with an armed force. The London Correspondent
of the Philadelphia Inquirer says:
"He has twenty pieces Of cannon, and is very
completely organized. His expedition must have
cost several millions, and people ask-'Where did
the money come fromf' 1t is not part OF the Euro
pean subscription for the million Of muskets with
which Italian freedom was to be won. They have
been seized by the Sandman Government, while
the stores Garibaldi has with him seem to have
arisen ss if by the stroke of an enchanter's wand.
Where were they collected? The Neapolitan Gov
esnment is likely to have its hands pretty full
shortly, although it announces that order is COM
pletely restored in Sicily. Travellers, however,
who have been eye.witnesses, say differently; the
aspect of affairs is. indeed, very serious, and
courts-martial are the only modes of administering
law. Mazzini is very active. but unseen; he has
issued a proclamation to the Italians, urging
them to unity and &c arms"
Still later accounts represent. every effort of
Garibaldi's as a success, thst "he is pushing On
from victory to victory"