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ROCK NPitiNG ACAOEMl,

BRUNSWICK COUNTY, vIKGISIA.
rslIiE exercises ~ ibis School Will I've resumed On the Ist
Z Monday in september next, andconlinurd until the lsi
O: July. 1871, with M iuirrmissiun Il two weeks at Christ
ma, liiviuc associated my hrnthtr Digs poyns-, 4 re-
zen, graduate Of the Virginia Mi,pRry Institute, with me
in tMr management OF the school. ! :an confidently assure
The public tiat II, advantages will be greatly multiplied
The hi; her Mathematics and The Eaglsh branches will re-.
crive particular attention, while the classics Will not be
neglected. Practical lessons 10 Surveying, &c, will be piv.
en- in The Geld: and no .E!ort will be spared 10 make the
School worthy Of public %confiencc and patronage. A
str ct, ye, kind, discipline will be 1rnly enforced, and the
military feature will he adopted a,Iar as practical. As TO
the qualifications OF my associate refer 10 Col. y. II.
sri;h and the Faculty generally 81 the Virginia Military
Institute. For further psrticuiSrsh pply for Il circular.
TEEAs.-ForS Session Uf ten mcnhs, half payable ID; jan
uarr:
Ciusscs, &c, and higher Mathematics ............. $50
French extra. ......... 4l5
English branches. ...... S35
Board, Including every ,a!ng. .... ...............sl9
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ALE TIE PKEyIII.MS.
PLOWS! FLOWS! PLOWS!!.
SrInEr,s pATENT pI NY

STARhk : fhlENi SUI littiA iLV".
w Ten, conmlsaiontf a: wa.i!ns. @@-
ton, on the 2Uih day o. August. 1850. -@N-
and a. the late Fair Of The
State and Central Agricultural! Societies, held in Iaclnnuud
in October, was awarded the premium 70: beinG the best
one.ho.se Piow, the best :wo-hc.sc rid@, aad the be-: three.
horse or lourhorse Pillow OF exhibition, owe. all the lrcs'
popular makers OF Flows in tie state, and awarded he
Silver Medal at the Fair Of the Mechanics Institute OF The
State. held a. Richmond al The FAM" tine. The farmer
who does bad plowing makes n bad creI; therefore, semi
your orders and get :he best 10 be hal.
4. II. s-tGEE,
No. 80, 5 doors above 81. Char!r. Hotel.
ng-hpnr,I ~
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NOBLE, Dec. S.-A large secession meeting
was held on Friday night. John Bragg, Judge
L. Dargan, Geo. 9. KetcilU,n and H.G. Hum.
phreys were unanimously nominated delegates
% the CONVENTION.
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ONE HUNDRED NEGROES WANTED.
WISli to purchase 100 Negroes, on SIX years time. with
Il Interest an TIE moray. Mortgage can be given Oh un-
encuuileFcl real estate % the ataouI. o! scrl, 0hp.
Any ire wishiac tn sell any nIrat-r Of n-GTors, from ID
20 In. xII please nd:rr., III, box 10, Eicfs5urs, SIS. q.
flrt H-IsvrI.. he
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b. I. rUYNOR
Address L.avIence..!le. ECunryick county, VIZ.

The location OF ir. roynors School Is midway between
his ~rs-iiraC. and my own, AID pupils will be received rs
boartiers in my family at Mr. rs rates. Mr.. Digs Poynor
will board with HE. This arrangement secures 20 those board
iag with Ee such assistance in their studies rs may be rcquir-
ed III any time, and that degree OF counsel or control which
will be beneficial 10 their tnsras or mAnners. l have known
ils. royuo- !ro:i his childhood, and cl3 confidently recon-
ra-ni him to the public as competent BY his attachments
.ni qualified by his character. and disposition for The pro.
ies,icn IL ~licL h. nYr engages. All boys who may be en-.
trusted % tee shall receive th.t Kind aud parental u:!sn.
tioa extended 20 icy owu sons
:. IAvENsCRorT ONES.
Brunswick SPRING, Va, August 10th, ls6O.
arg S,-H
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MERCHANDISE
ANOTHER NEW NOTE: upon wr,H1:s-
TER'S PIANOS.


ANOTHER SE!v MOTT: UPON No1.I::S-
TER'S PIANOS.
SNURCESTEES rIANUS.-Thrsr rianas .----L--i.,
w have stood The test OF 80 many rtr,I.(%S2S.s.
that they hardly need . word Of %rncomiumi Z!
now. For the better part Of i S-neratiOn they have brrl
constantly before thr public; al Of them, old an! r,w,
pFpvih: by their stability aEl cous;ancy. the .:i!l with
which they are constructed. For durability Of ton. Coz
eTeness ana uniformity Of WORK, and for excellence OF
frames, these pianos may we'll challenge cOmp-r;tlon-
We know Instruments OF Mr.. Worcestcr's turn ont, TINT
have borne the thumininss Of fifteen years, and Remain aS
perfect Ia tone and In build as in their first estate. Tie
year TO ycar.-lFr0m The Atic York LoNl. +Adrerinrr,
ltM Noremher 1859.
TWO NEW NOTES UP0S WGRCESTEis,S
PA . =.
ABOUT PIANOS W. are appealed 10 al tines for In
DOMINATION IN regard to the best maker Of Piano fUrtes.
Personal knowledge Of the Instruments made by II. Wor.
erster lncllnes Us TO award the palm Of superior merit TO
MN. For elegance OF finish. and durability Of material,
and tile elements that enter into the mGsicuI qualities o.. A
Irst-ratc Instrument, Mr.. Worcester l. unsurlas-rI--I, T,,"
YORK t"nr. Adrsrtiser, FEB. Is, 1859.
"chafr in fTaHy Why's and AT iGany tt1.rs cNn-rssc.l our
opinion strongly In prnIre Uf American mechanical arr, and
= recent WISH !" the extensive piano m1a';!actory OF iiora.
no VI Worcester has strengthened that Dr.Einn, and vc are
well convinced that In the construction G: :.ese beautiful
Instruments We Americans are rival:ng, II rot excelnng,
Europcan.. The philharmonic Society, the mos, scientific
musical society In this country, U.s.: Worcester r!snos at
their grand concerto. We haY. had one in constan: use for
the last IL years, and find 10 dilainutiou In clearaes, or
sweetnesr Of tone - y. J. ErbrsS>, .Mirrh %. 1859.
/ aLn con4tantly supplied With u fall assor:ruen: Of Hr
Worcrsttrs choice Pianos, and shall bc. rrea, happy to ,rryr
the public with the hes: Instruments, Al the lpsrsl prices,
%ov2n 4. NORRIS, bookseller, o.. Main q.
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S~WiGS:. WIGS! WlGS!!!-pATCU

VI, ,1..,., -, " "Hu IVIFkkS suFrAs. All. They
tscSH:t,. 4ai, easy AID durable. 10y
at NJ %. sns'"'-n NJ ;urni.s up h.hlni-no ,h,,,;;-v
80, !. =, - .a :, .ao:+'' 'nts Is the only Es,ahi.sh,p,s, ,.h.rs
G'-sc t-i.Ss are rF"r-r'y understood s,I - "h'Fs
March IS dAS!y IL, ROM SrI;rrn" - II
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SpECIsL NOTICES.
* EJNlhA NV 1tSE
- Ell 0 2TETTER,S STOMACH Rg

- HOsTETTER'S STOMACH R1r-
TE2> -Thls preparation has acquired its iumsnse celeb
~ IS, By toEery advertisements, bu. iron PLATA state.
So, :: y, properties and ELECTS. verified by every ludl.
'.-s=t who has given u a trial. Ths; the advertisements
q :ts p-ofrie;"rs p!oaise, the medicine Invariably per.
.NE1-, taj .:sac= the poluia. faith IN It's virtues. L; acts
IS: :.t:- -'in1iant on the stomach aud subsidiary organs,
.,;aBF.!.l;ini In this way al amcYn, Of viso. equivalent
. -: . ~nics tie pa;;cn; may have been deprived by
-''---b Thus nature i, sustained. wh:is iar Eitters, ss
.. 'rii;'- .r't Autl'hlii0uI medicine, relitve the system
- ~ .a"T";t matter. 1ad impsrl. regularity to the sec.e-
-. -. !' ,he s;nrle philosophy G! the cure. Of tiar.
80. -.T-Tal debility, !n,ernirents. liver complaints,
= 81. u.s!aacEol", Eys:e:ea, headache, choiic. 9strlrnce,
!. "'!t: .r creating n mingled feeling u! astorlshmrat
.&l -:...:Gi. In Ali parts OF the country.
-s+i-r" druggists and dealers generally every where,
$50, H0STETTER & SMITH,
Manufacturers and Propr!e,or,,
H.F-: -:sv.R No. IS Water and IS Front streets.
t~S2ECliA NOTICE.-TES DOLLARS n
- gar saved 1T the least calculation, by using one
.:h;a.~s SMALL STENCILS FOR MARKING CLOTH
'''. ''.' c"s! bu' ssrkSTi-yirE' CENTS. Sen: by mail OH
.:'rii :! y N iios:ace stamps or otherwise.
W." .'er- *:ad {: PLAIN y FANCY BRASuS for
f"s;' !s7.eto. Liquors, HachiG cry, a., made 70 ord.
- ".as'a..jo; guaranteed.
a. GRAHAM. Brand Gutter,
SeI, door 10 the Columbian Hotel,
S=il = ShocEoe Slip. Richmond. Va.
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EEECETnRsS NOTICE

AT The same time aad place vii! be ss!d L: auction :,
HE, rs executor Of MTs. Martha \. keccl. drc-@s.J, u,
entire Household and Kitchen Furniture, s:ocA Of licgs
sheep, Cows, Horses, Crop, &c, on The farm, ala ~ 81
cs!ieni new iaci!s Carriage. Day 0: Sale. THURSDAY
The 18th Of December, 1867. Tcrgis 1t Sale.
JAMES 4. kEEClI,
Nov ltd: ENccator Of " \. kccch, decc..ci.
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%CIKWIAGES! CARRIAGES!

f5NI!E su3scrlhrT has on hand, At ms CoHch hr=fcI5 .
a Making Establishment % Eagle Alley, CASEz-tsS/
between 18th and lith streets, near the CO. ESJS1
lumbar Hotel, Coaches, Chsriot'se,, Ga'SX---
his own make, OF best materials and workmanship, all OF
which vii! b: sold NJ the most reasonable prices, 10 suit the
zines; and respectfully AK 4 call from those In want Of
any article in The Carriage lac, as ] will make 10 order any
article, rs lcw rs can be made In the city Of RicEu;"nd, y!
the same Mind. All new WORK warranted.
Angus: ls-Stn MiCAJAH MASGUM.
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nyuI1 LINE ON THE - M Is kEiElG1t.
nv TIE SYEJ nELS

GLEN COVE AND CURTIS PECk.
TsNNE STEAMER CURTIS PECK will, .f-"<"~h
on THURSDAY morning neH;. 18th tk-taSi
inst, commence the regular run between SL..---.i.,9,
Richmond, Portsmouth aud Norfolk. lrav' n3'~Ssh.SsS--.
Ing the wharf, at Rockets. every THURSDAY, SATURDAY.
and TUESDAY MORNINGS. nj . U'cl0cs.
TIE GLEN COVE will leave the wharf. NJ Rockets
every MuNpAI, WEDNESDAY ard FRIDAY Morn
ISGS, at the same hour, Il o'c!ocs;l and zach boat VIII
return each alternate day, except sunday; thus uiuh!iis a
regular daily line between the au1rc places u"saT pas.ed Tor
speed ard accommodation by nnI Other lite.
The Boats will touch NJ all the rc:alAr ii;iiinrs en!i:c
ard returning and take freight as u:ua;. hut I'll freight 10
be landed Oh the river, must be paid Tor "hcn sent do~n,
aud we will not be responsible fos Il after Z; Is landed Oh iEr
wharf for which II Is marked.
Passage TO or from Norfolk ard Portsmouth. ........ 81 ~
Meals ... ...... thcrnis each. extra.
Oct IS Il. y. iAshINS.
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FOE EosroNmElisSr xESSEL:
FOJt E,IVElspNNL,

RICHMOND AND In ENFVUL rAthtI LINE.
TEluE FIRST shIp Of this line, the "ElRG1S1a
1 DARE" Captain J. W. Cole, will load ~ this t;rfErS>
port 70. Liverpool, on OF abou, the GrI Of mex,
month. --S.S7
Shippers will bear in mind that l.? spcciA! &C: .! The Lrs.
stature, Flour can be shipped on .iil ship. owned IN Nir.
sinia, without inspection.
4 large part Of her freight is already snsasc1 for bal
ance Of freight, apply 10
nrY 90 DAVID 4 WM. CLHKlE.
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A. n:c;dca'- ao'!i hrjJ''", s"sa in TeA rrGuhttefJ ""i-
Hes, i:i- very desirable to have s"a!e cheap aud convent
en-: ahy for repairing Furniture. Toys, CEuckery, &c.
sPALbl%G'S pRfrAi.EO GLUE
:ne.:.al ,ucl. piUcT .cacic., ard ur h"ns"iIold Gao llorc
10 he Ei.hnL: L. lii always ready and up 10 The sticElns
pa!n. Their" - "a lrr%"r = H-cr.,iy for limp!nr chairs,
splini.r:i vcnrcis, h-ail~,S i9ul. ani broken cradles. IL
isjust the a-;icsr FIR cca-,I she'll, Al" othr: ornamental work,
so popular vita iaiirn o: refinement and taste.
Thu. s!'ni"ah.e preparation l. i.ci cold, being Chemical
iv hell In .n!r;ioiI, AMI poses Sin: NJ tiir valuable 0aailtl"'
OF n. best cabin. ,-;nas.r,' Giae. I: may ice used I'M
place q ordinary nacils2r, being Vastly ni9rc o'lhesive.
"rSIfCL. * E"E;f HOUSE
y, IA rrush accorrnani-> each bn;tr. Price, o. crufa.
Wh@lrsai. II-an.. No. l. CriarSt., New York.
Adlh.-s HENRY I. EpACiplNii & CO.,
Rex Eu. 5.hr'. New ToEk.
Pn:np t0l iIea:ci- IN CSs., :"r:nin:.c F"ir, E:S"t. anil
twelve 3oz.E-4'rau;':J III fi,hogt tpni" sI"~ Caro- scco'u'
ran:in,-sc T~tck"c-.
- 4 .innir rnl:!- II SPA Lnih;:'s P"E2AiEu GLE
viii aT- zen ;i1"- Is cost aanuaiiY 10 c""rs hIGsc.o'd.-&I
Sold ly MI rrou;acit StatiuncTs. ~!'.uy:lfs, Hardware
and scrr!:ur. Dealers, IE"c"rS, Ei! Fancy stores.
Coutry merchants ,rruii inaSt 4 note Of sl'ALplSGs
PREPARED GLUE. when mtE.nE ~ their list. J.: VII
s:lrh M rii;na;". F-h 'i-'irie
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JUST PUBLISHED, AUGUST, lS6o.
MuURE,s SYSTEM OF ANALYTICAL ans

TT MAS w. NJ II F.,
'CriHsad.r,. Philadelphia Commercial College,,
is1lIE we'll established reputation OF this Institution iof
i ihorou.hrr.s - every branch OF CoMNhholhL
~EDEClTIuN, VIII, % = great rxtcnt, DE u guarantee OF
.i- character Of these t"nEs.
lhry are made OF the very best double thick paper. lhe
Copies At he head uf each page have been executed 10y
one 81 The 1st s,ilI.u! rnersrr's In our city, aad arc per
feet Glc sisapfs OF NJ. Moore, Penman.hp. My arrHnge
,n.u!s are such that he paper In these Bo"is VIII 'e G'
.ormly Of the very be-: qn"i!'r.
~ -. 10 Mnri.i sirrrt. pniiadrlph!A-
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FOR KEY WEST AND HAVANA.
ISABEL LINE.

CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
REE TRIPS IN III z Z.
TIN0 leave Boyc- & Cas- wharf THUR
4 DAY MORNING, lst November. At S,
seven o'clock, the United State. Maii%<IaTEr7
Steamship ISABEL, WM. ROLLINS, Cs,a. $3.50
mander.
The Postmaster General having changed The day. Of
sailing OF this Lac, the steamship ISABEL. will make I!.re-
trips iu November from Charleston for the abOrc ports.
Leaving Char,tstoa the LIT, l2;h ard :s.h o. SoreC1b:r.
Leaving iiavuna OF the tn aud Eta November, and lst
December: after which her regular tips vii! be coatiauvd.
as follows:
Leave Charleston OF the tMt ari aJih Of each MONT.
Leave Havana on the l.t nrl 10Th o! each month.
~ For safety, speed, ~coaaf9r: uat pleasure, tbs l.ne
cauno, be surpassed.
For engagement of Freight o- Passage. npplyi TO
MORDECAl l. Co., 80. l!r, East DRr.
r All Mall matter mus, be prepaid II tie Pos: Office.
Noy. 2-2anSm
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HUf:PEH DsNCI: ACADE.H

E.N UE.NNH. " uI.Th
f3NlIE ars; session Of this School began on the 18Th Of Seq,
i ient-r, 1859, and I'D, successful.
The second session hegtn on the 2Uih o! February, isG0
under i.lii.riDy oIur:,s.
The third session will begin on the 81 OF September, 1850
The AIadcrly Is permanent.
ENGLISH BRANCHES {l0 ca per session.
MATHEMATICS and MODERN and ANCIENT Ian
GCAtES sa 10 per session.
BOARD 81 Lr. month. Address the Principal,
JAMES A. BARLEY, 4. NJ.
LII al Inl.nrnlrncr Lrn rsnn cnnrfv L,
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( WI. Ct-EE1E,
OFFICE: .:1CTI:D / PET,G ".

~ AND AFTER MONDAY SEXT, Dec. $1,000
" the accommodation train oI hi. Railroad Gt.12SSSSS3
will I've changed from q daily 10 Ii tri-wrskiy HS2gSEI-
schedule. Leaving Richmond on Monday, Wednesday, AMI
Friday =; A.. ~, and Petersburg Oh the same days, p.
SIS A. ~.
my vQ--5C TUOs. III, NENNF, SG5t.
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RICH USD stERTiLIIr 2k
TURING Hills.
DDCk'EjJS ySH',y M Np r.

;. HARTMAN, GLSEEAL agent,
MANUFACTURES and GGers ar sale, Ia 1873 10 suit pur
I'VE clascrs, line ground Bones, with their : + s,n!c matter
iAErM.s's Atau.uiiaisd super Phosphate Gi Lane, mad,
O! oonti decomposrd by %su.phur!c hciL. Also, Hartman
Guano %onc.hali, (dcconrosrd uy sulphuric ncid) and OF IL,
best Peruvian Gutao. These Fertilizers have been used
with the most satisfactory re.ui:s.
Also for sale, American, Colombian :nd Scyassn Guanos
al the lowest marxrl prices.
10 be had al the Mills also, 6! Mes-r,. woagtE : cLtI
pog:s, and Commi:r:on Merchants, gsncraliy.
Aug LILY
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TWO NEW NOTES uroS woRcEsrEiss
k.AEL IRA DE 1860.

JAMES WOODllOCSE * CO.,
Booksellers, Stationcrs, and Dealers In
f5Hera=aPIASo f0RTEs, GUITARS, vlo- .s5f,
3@@AE LlNS, MUSIC &C., SS.Sk
I39 Main Street, Richmond Va, &55aJIa
DEG leave to call the attention o! the public TO
ID :ieir stock OF Goods, which, already one Of the largest
In the State, N their line Of business, they are now incrrus.
ingUy fresh supplies, which viii make! { complete In every
department, and well worthy the attention o: buyers.
They especially invite an examination from the country
merchants. confidently believing that they are able 10 sup.
~p,ythcir wants 10 their entire satisfaction.
They can furnish from their BuuK-linGcry and Eanufac.
tory every description Of BLANK snd McuorSndurn Book,
and nj low prices.
Their Warc.Rooma are constantly supplied with i Large
assortment Of PIANO Foote's Of the very hes: lnRncfac-
turc, which they are willing to sll on reasonable terms.
Orders are respectfully solicited Gad will be promptly
and faithfully attendedto To-.
JAMES W~CODEOCSE Z co.
r. S.-1hey have recently published i neS WORT by an
able anil distinguished Citizen Of H!rginis-T The Lost lrTn.
ciple-addressed especially TO the Young ncn OF the South.
bu. which has been la"orably received Ly ;hr reading pub
lie everywhere.
"Amids. the sensation novels and frothy literature OF the
Nineteenth century. il, is refreshing 10 see, issuing from the
press, OH either side Of Tie Atlantic, I work 50 full Of bold
and original thought, bu, especially so when such a WORT
comes from a firginian andis In Virginia first published TO
the world. Such Is the Lost PRINCIPLE by Barbarossa.-
rRicAMond ErdmiHsr.
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VIRGINIA. CIEI
ON \ REOL Il II ! Z 3 0 L.

y y y " "N
COATED OF DEEP WAFER, above the Navy Yard
IL HIGH. HEALTHY, CENTRAL, on the inside OF The haT'cr
and unsurpassed for r-adT business facilities, by TTo eraaI
trunk railroads r~amifying into NIL the Southern and Wssirrf
States, two Steamboat and ship canal, AMI the hes: ta'i'oi
In the worli. LOTS tnoTt only Us 10 mpa'sii
PAYMENTS Of So, Thu greatest portion ni The clear re-
ce!p,s 10 he appropriated for misunderstanding puFpoS s-fot
which a Company his been Chartered, icnp;tsl tjo9oD'
shares 1850 each, } In which all friends Of inanufaci'fin'
industry, ia ,hi; locality. are invited 20 :articipa:e. Ano.h-i
portion y, the receipts Tor lots 10 DC appropriated Tor sire"
anf other public Improvements:
For PARTICULAR, and sub.cripi!rn for lots o: maEu:ac
turing stock, amply 10 0Aicr 0; Virginia t.,y Company.
81, Main street, Norfolk, Va.
wM. SCllM0ELE, President,
A. L.CNCii, General Agent. aid
o. 4. STRECKRR, Ascut FOR i:.ch,ap;nl, No. >, MAJ:
,rl.t My Hh-hlnI
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SSank SuhDpnkiOn.
From Norfolk.

-ArpcsrA, Ga, Dec. 3.-Ihe city Banks sus
pended, specie payment this morning.
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EiCIIIEOND MADE CARRIAGES.
GEORGE 4. AINSLIE,
rT,n,b S.rc., t.fc,,rNnd V{ryIpio.

NTOEiD respectfully inviteth the attention .aa.ssS -
w Of his friends and the public general CItEE5-<aST
IL to his large and fashionable assortment EXSSG
Of CARRIAGES, ECGGlES, sc. His workSNS
u manufactured In this city, by competent TorSmen, auh
ont q! the bcs, material. 4 call from those desiring TO
purciIa-e Is requested. Particular attention paid 20 re.
rhIi:IEG, ~h!cn siilb done gu the most reasonable terms.
Ian :. l.En-lT
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FOR NEW . |. Fans

FOR NEW y K |. l. y Ms
AND ALL
LANDINGS ON MISS1SS5PF': RIVER
1860. NEN ARRANGEMENT. isGA.
NTEMpIflS AND NEW ORLEANS UNITED STATES
lY1 MAIL PACKET LINE. The splendid :TsSs~sn n
Boats OF this new line will leave Memphis L...Af
and New Orleans, US heretofore. on MON SSsS5rLHhtSy
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. ESIl[~NI&
MONDAY PACKETS:
REPUBLIC, ISGQ II y B,
Cart. 4. BAIRD, carr. J. l.. CL.sNc.
WEDNESDAY PACKETS:
J.. SIWONDS, NTESa.tE L,
CAPT. J. +. Hicks, CAPT. T.. :. l:oUrgs.
FRIDAY X
H ELFAST NJ. g. ~. KILL,
CAPT. 4. X. lRvIS, CAPT. I. ii. NEWELL.
These Boats connect 4; Memphis with The railroads from
that point, on their respective days. Leave Mcr,phi. In
medIate!y on the arrival Of the VI. AMI {. ant =. nrd u. X.
K. trains. Through Tickets viii he sold ~ III: TIE roads in
connection With this line. and heir tickets recognized as
good. Passengers can arrange their arIiral "a a. TO avoid
delay Al Memphis longer ;han hus:rrss Or pleasure u"y
require.
For freight or passage, apply on board, ORC
THOMAS II. WILLIAMS < Co,
General Freight Agents, No. ., iIcwasds Row.
J0HE Z. HYDE & CO., Agents,
Sent lS-dSc3n New Orleans,
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
SOUTHERN WAvEIkLY INSTITUTE.
EiCXAOND, vi.

SoUErsNitN WAEEItLX INSTITUTE.
MRS. PETER p. MAYO, PRINCIPAL.
NJ RS. MAYO will open, on the first Of October next
I'VE Boarding and Day Schoolfor young ladies. Tier object
l.. to combine II useful and complete English education
with y practical acquisition OF French and Gcrma. anus
thorough knowledge OF Music. To accomplish this purpose
her professors OF auslc, French and German will reside 10
her family.
French, which Is the npilve language OF the resident FRO,
fessor, will be the hnbitual language OF the family, an"
those studying German will DO requirdcd ~ converse u
queuily IL that tongue.
For Circulars, containing Terms, References and other
Mrs. PETER P. MAYO, Richmond, Va.
~ Mrs. MARC has removed her residence to the mouse
lately occupied by the lare Judge Z. V. Daniel, OH flith' Pe-
tween Clay and Leigh Streets. AlsSA
OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE.
EsIIsE next session Of this school for YOUNG LADIES,
4 located at the corner Of Fifth and Franklin s'F ,sG,
Richmond, Va, will begin on the lsi day Of ecto'rf' i''0'
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
/. Z. shu:na,e, Mental rad Moral Science sni Ancient
RIG. ellison, Natural Science AMI Matthew asics.
Rev. James a. Duncan, Biblical Literature.
Mons. EAouard l~louGayer, French.
Carlos L. Mera. spanish and italian.
Albert De KUedisrr, Germsn.
Mis- NJ: E T,:. n. : 5O S:s.l lats' r9fasls E EnsIi.ss:
Horace Chase, Plano and Organ.
Heinrich Schneider, Harp.
q A Ericsson, Guitar.
O.wnld Heinrich, Puiut!ng and Ore ~!ug.
). W. Reeve, Peuaaus!!p.
Terms for the session, payable half On LIST Of October, re-
sldue February II, 1851:
Primary English, lncludIny Vocal Music,.. ......... $50 90
intermediate English, uncluding Tocal Aiusic). .... 30 on
Senior, t%inc!uding Vocal Music j.. ........... 80 10
Languages, each. -. ~ ~
hal! hour lessons, per week Wv. 90 90
Piano, Organ, Guitar, or Cultivation oil the Voice for
one hour iesson, : per week. 50 10
Oh !aintlnc. -. -. 50 o.
pastal or Water Colsrs, Crayon Drawing. 20 %
Use Of Piano ....... =. 10 10
Board .,...... 900 90
Washing and Lights % o.
Application 10 enter pupils, and all communications con-
corning the School, should be made 10
THOMAS l.. GALLEliH., Richmond, Va
The announcement for the session Of lSGU, I'll, will be
furnished 10 those Ehc apply us Indicated. July G-ly
EiCI.MOND FEMALE SEMINARY
90 -, NY, STI.lkT nhINNLEN Mill Ii 4 IA i,Aif Ill
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
on GRACE STREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
rICHYOSp. SIKnISrA.

4, D.. Uptbl, a. .FRiSclrAL-
rsYliE nrx: session Of hi. Institution will commence on
4 the lt OF October, lsGU. aud viii terminate on III. 3Gth
JuEr, ISL.
The Principal will be aided, rs heretofore. By a vel! Sc
!rc,rd corps uf Assistants, who, With their ability and ex;pc-
.ienc-, cannot fail TO give satisfaction.
The boarding Department will be under the management
OF Mr. and Mrs. Dupuy, asS!s'ei by Mrs. Mury X. Cnssels,
nary with the young ladies', and Will exercise q parental
care and control over those committed TO their charge.
The success which hss attended this effort 10 establish In
the city Of Richmond u Female Seminary Of the first class
has encouraged the Principal TO provide more ample ac-
Communications for the next session. The building. are now
being enlarged, and imporiaH, qualifications will be made
in them, which will add greatly to their convenience and
co.afurt. The lodging rooms AZ large and well ventilated,
and not more than from two 10 four bOarGers will OCCUPY
ono room. The Recitation Rooms vii! be well arranged for
the accommodation al The pupils.
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