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AIRS. PELLETS sCHcoI

BETWEEN 10TH AND 1lrH.
Mrs. PELLET will resume the quties OF her
School on MONDAY, Der I'd, and wi II he aided IN
all its de nartments by efficient corps of teach.
Parents VIII, e1trtst their children to her care
are Rsku ed q at thew will be thoroughly grounded
all the branches essential to finished educa-
non.
dence aulQ 2n
DAVENSW0UD hIGH y 4 II - . L. The
IL subscriber VIII open BOARDING and DAY
SCHOOL. FOR 30 y =. on the LIST of October
noxt at his residence, about one mile from the
cry of Richmond As his School will be limited
early application should be made. Address.
H J. CHRISTIAN.
Richmond
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MORTIMER NJ YOUNG, Trustee.
JAS. n. TAYLOR L Son. Auet's suf

,UMMIsSS,YaEH z ssALE TIE 4 EAL AZ, 70.
In pursuance Of decree 81 Eenreo County Court,
IN the case of Jones rs. Jones' prn~ouI oed on the
day of August, 1860 the undersgr ee, Rs Special
Commissioner, will sell. n. public auction .vson
the premises, on MONDAY. the 10th dav of IA
eng at al o'clock P. NJ. LOT OF GROUND,
with a two story brick TENEM ENT thereon, ~,
ing on the vest, side Of 25th street, nortn Of X
feet to an alley 20 feet wide.
TERMs.-0ne- fourth cash the balance at aud
IL months, for negotiable notes, with interest add
ed, satis actorly endorsed and title retained until
the further order Of Court.
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T~~ THROUGH TICKETS FROM
g. 49, ar MON D TO EASTERN
eRss-1szz.z%S OR CHERRfsT0NME;
50 5O.-Fassengers taking the steamer CURTIS
PECK, on TUESDAY and THURSDAY EVEN
INGSs at o,clocs, will e9nnset with the steamer
DAY MORNINGS, at 81 A. M, and will c0n-
meet with same steamer on MONDAY MORNING.
at same hour. by taking CURTIS PECk on SAT-
URDAY EVENING at o o'clock.
~ Meals so conts eash. h. U. HASklNS-
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All lees pay dDie nail In advance. no deduction
except in cases OF protraeted sickness.
All applications for information should he di-
rected to Mr.. "A. 6. STuBBS, Richmond, Va, till
Isl September; after that. to the Principal.
The undersigned sollclts a fair share of the pub
licpatronage. w. J. POINTS, NJ. D.
au 8 2taW tl5Sf
MIR. LEFEBvRE SCHOOL.-The next
w session of our School begins on the FIRST
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1860, and terminates on the
LIST day of June, 1861:
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SUMMER RESORTS.


-A CARD. As an inducefneut for FAM
YE:HAy lies to soiourn at theiHYGElA HOTEL.
A.A during the months Of August ana sep
Wnmosr, the proprietors have reduced me prlce OF
Board to 81 perday. or S12 80 per week from All
gust l't S 4. !. s WEiiiAIRi,Rp,t Projectors.
Hygeia Hotel, Old Point Comfortl
July 18Th. 1860. y 's-lm
S-A NOTICE.-The AMELIA SPRINGS
yEhAYwill be kept open for the reception oil WIS.,
&Euhs tors during the season, az beIe.oinIe;
TH0S. G. WILSON son.
"a Persons wishing information, address
jy D-lm N, WILSON, Manaser.
ORaysE C0tRr- Hotsk, Va. -, 1$9.
Ak MIR, -.-SIK Tbs, undersigned re-
yEAA Especially announce that they haze leased
u az the EXCHANGES HOTEL, at 0rd1gs G;
y and having had 1t thoroughly repaired and
fefurhishsd, are now ready tor the reception OF
guests. -
Oranre C. H is situated in scoun'ry vel Known
for the beauty Of its scenery, and the heaiaiai-
ness of its climate and being accessible IRON
every direction, has long been iavoTlte summer
resort
The Proprietors pledge their Rest efforts IT, Sc
cure the comfort of their patrons. Their TABLE
shall always be furnished with the best the mar ket
affords and in establishing hrst class Hotel at
this pls they hope to be sustained by the patron
age of the public -
ia HORSES and BUGGIFS always in readi-
ness for the accommodation of the guests of the
"G ~ Is-Im YATES & CULLEN.
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GALE OF VALUABLE Lot ANnOF.
- FIGE AT CHESTER.-l vi I sell. at Chester,
OFFICE and LOT occupied by the late DR.. JEFF
ferson Minor. This office IS beautifully situated
at this Thriving village. and as there is no ply 81
clan there. il is good locat on for one.
TERMS accommod atlng, and made known on the
day of sale. Mr.. CRAIG, the proprietor of the
Hotel, will show this property TO those disposed to
purchase Ian 9-dt5s. las W TAYLOR
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SCHOOL, CARD

- Mrs M. C. GARY will resume the respons bic
duties OF her School the first MONDAY in
de ptembeT.
| s H. Res dence. 4th street, CANDLES Hill
al l.
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EREDERICK'S HALL

L FEMALE SCHOOL.
The third session of this School, Which is located
within nall mile of Frederick's Hall Depot, Va
Central Railroad, will commence on the LIST oil next
September, and close the LIST C July following.
TERMs-Psr Session Of Ten MonthS.
Board and Tuition in all the English branches for
q.
Music on the Piano, with use OF instrument, IS 90
French Language. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL 10
Drawing and Painting, eSch,............... 10 90
India Ink and CrayOn, each. .........----- %
En- hrCldely 49, ....-.--- .-.-..-.... 5 %
An accomplished and experlent ed teacher viii
have Cnarg of this School.
My address is Frederck's Hall. Louisa county,
Virginia. NATHA'L W. HARRIS,
~ mr.
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EDUCATIONAL.


REy. NJ UNDERGRADUATES NICHE ~ rus sySsaoerr'
= On iiih Sirstt, n.aY Me- shall! ,,,,,
rh. 6f,eenth session of REV. NJ. J. MICHEL
gtCuER,S school. will commence on the first
MONDAY IN SeptemeeI mn,
NigR Who in the tasf Ave sessions, has received
he approval af the patrons and q the prnc,psi of
.Ss snhool: and by MRS. y, r. BENNETT, whose
we'll known merits ~ n teacher make 1t unneces-
ssr, 60 say more in her behalf
The following subjects comprise the studies of
Mr.. NJ = schools
EHgitsh. with all it's branches, including the
rel'r- fettrssi Cannon. FseieA, Htb~e'g and
LdftH
of july, is $40 s 8, and $50
For farther lnfoI nation, address
NJ. J. MICHFLBACHER,
au hts Corner of LIST and Marshall sta.
Hall FEMALE NENi-
- NARY, HAMPTON, VA, MIS- ER. BANKS.
PRINClPAL.-The next session OF this Instiiu
ton will commence on the 18th of September and
close the LIST of July. TIC ms very mode rate.--
Boarding scholars can remain at the Hall during
the VISITING season, at SN per month.
Address "CH ESAPEAKE HAIL." Hampton,
Va. au Him
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REFE r ENCEs :

Ions e * k sEsTSsPE, esq Washington.
ZENus BARNUM, Esq,
F. w. BENNETT, - u.,.
r. b. COLEMAN, Eutaw House, DALI
c. C. ADREoN,
w. NN G PA1kE, Es.s' Harrisburg. " ,o,m
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uNbtos vi 4leI SCHOOL on Ine urSL mONDA1
de ptember.
s H. Res dsnce. 4th street, CANDLES Hill
au 7-2w"
TEEF ERSON CLASSICAL AND CONF
- MEkClAL SCHOOL. UNDER THE. DIRtC-
TI0NOF w. J. q. WILLIAMS, A. NJ, ON MAIN,
BETWEEN 10Th AND 10th STREETS The
third session OF this School will commence on the
81 OF September. 1860
For further particulars. as to terms and refer.
ences, apply AT my residence through the Post
Office. Parents desrous of obtaining seats for
their children must apply early, as the number of
scholars is limited. au I'm
L rs. DR RUST begs to announce that there
w are vacancies IN her Private Glass for YOUNG
LA rs, which will re- open OCI OsER lsT. 1850,
a. her residence, Main street. Between 9TH and Sth.
The number OF pupils being limited to eight, early
applications are respectfully requested. Lau / In
NjAsHiNGTON ACADEMY, AMELIA,
w VA.-The next session of this Institution
commences Sept. 3D. and closes June 2sth, 1861.
Reference to the Trustees and Patrons Hon.
John Letcher: Judge J; W Brockenhrough Col.
r. H. Smith, V. NJ l.; MAJOR John T. l.. Preston
Faculty of Washington College; VIM. s. White,
D. d DR.. GEO. Scott.
No deduction for loss of time, except in case of
protracted sickness.
JNO. A. r. IMBODEN, A. Nj.
FINNEY MILLS. Amelia. Va. iy 20 20thS.
, 1860-01-20
Farming o. a Vocation.

The life Of the farmer has ever been con.
sidered BY himself one of toll and drudgery,
but with how much reason, it may be well
to ask, to investigate, and to become salts.
he'd. It is the lot Of man in general to
have an occupation. If not necessary for q
living, it is means of obtaining wealth, fame
or power. A few, born to wealth or titles,
pursue no calling but that Of pleasure.
Such lead miserable lives, and do little or no
good in the world. 1t is appointed unto al
men to work. 1t T. necessary to health.
strength, comfort and happiness. But to
work it is not necessary TO guide the plow
or harrow, to WELD the axe or scythe. To
sow or reap. There are other kinds Of work
equally as laboriOus and fatiguing, other oc.
cuPations more wearing to the system, and
attended with less pleasure. In this country
there are more men engaged in farming than
IN any other occupation; and in the rural
districts they constitute large majority Of
the inhabitants, and, as q consequence, see
and know little Of the drudgery of other
occupations. In their visits to the me-.
chanic or manufacturer, they see him shell
tered from the storms and cold, thew notice
that his skin is less tawny, his hands softer
and whittier, and his clothes perhaps less
soiled and torn; and il is but natural that
they should think his labor less hard than
theirs. They see the merchant behind his
counter smiling to his customers. or at his
desk counting his money and they cannot
think he works; and they 60 away wishing
that Providence had been as kind to them
They see the lawyer advocatinO tho oa,,.o ~
, 1860-01-20
Testimonials Of the Horace Wateru
Pianos and Melodeons.

The Piano came 70 hand and IN hrnt Fnte orAer u L
SDosuulai naHamene-Lu WAAKEH, Phihdelphia.
one Of The Horace Waten PaDoS wits ~ nllo =,
Trend Of mine wishes me to purchase 4 piano A. ~,
she hkes ehe one you sold me in DscembSF, IsSS NJ
Plsno becoming popular In this place, and thInk
lar than any other maks.T P'Pu@
We have two Of watsr' Pianos in NE m ooy ,.,0.,
Snea which haa 6eeA severity tested for three yeHr
WoOD 4 GEEOOIY, Mount Carroll, IN: --'-'"'S'--
b. Warns, Esq-DeAr Sir: HayinR used one NJ van,
Panohitee fT two years past have found 4 WV ~
Retios lISlTunent -ALONEO GRAY, PIlnCpSi Bro5ki,n
N: T., July 2Sth, 1858. Ma. WATnRa-Dear a., i :.
SSveo tns Msooeon ale and In good order; an vell
pleased with the external appeannee ana tho ,one ~
~ snalI nave occasion 70 order one o. two mona
Tioga, N. Y, July 18th 1858. HoRIcE wAYrps. n,
-SI; Ihe Aelodeon you sent me was duly received n
gooa oLder ! am now fully prepared % AZ mai ~
NV tSanRs s6 sh sasaaceoy and beg yOu HAecSpl
naosd ~ and for the very honorable manner X Whieh
you nave fulfilled, and more than fulaed Al thSt Va
plom',eu vsy respectfully yOu1, &C., J. L anITi,
neton regard Il onO of - ~ InSirmssis h ~
Ploe'-SAHhs Ia CLAHKI, ChAfleslOn, Ya,
Tne Meodecn has Sely arrived. feel ohlired b mn
~ noesa dncountWilld do al loAn hF Won = 49,
P.L.A--heV' ). H. h0CoRncE, YarqnSIyllls, g o.
cppatiOn. and very much SdmIrsd 6y nv suHsssas
family, Aecsg my thanks for your Fompis.SI - -.
SHT OOOPKA, WaTaAAAm, Bladlosa %, "a
Your Piano please, nS well. hh he bss. ons b -
0'eay"-fhoAAs A. LASHAn, Campblston, ca.
We are very much Obliged 10 yOu lsr haVing .,nA nh
hno Instrument f0F $50 and " rhail ~ v.,,e
Noonneno hr-bAAI, HE'D q 90, BufhlO DsnOoIsE
IeS Heree WateIs Panos Gn Known q among ths
VIZ - So are enabhd y sRsAh q thls0 lS1iTSrieslS
lent tone ri 8lrHhis sr.IIl- ~. ~ sls-
, 1860-01-20
tired Of Farmine.

a few months ago, q man who had beer
farmer from his early life came TO the city
- buy stoves to sell again. Said he to tbs
stove dealer, the weevil begins to infesl
the wheat and all things considered, an
tired Of farming and so have sold nv
iarm. The stove dealer remarked that b
thought within HIMSELF that Just as like As
not the farmer would find weeVIl in the
heart Of the new business and so It proved
Tor when the day arrived on which the mote
gwen tor the stoves was Hatured, the old
iarmeF, now turned tradesman, confessed
that he had not been able to sell his stoVeI
that he had the most Of them on hand
Tired Of farming the most Independent
pnsinsss . man can engage IN, 6eca6se, Eor,
iooth, there arc disaPPointments, and per.
plexitles, and trial., and Eexalions attending
=. hemember, you who are the tillers oI
me soil that your cares and troubles and
qnHieties are few and far between, compared
Eith those Of commercial men, II your
ehancea 10 become rich arc not 50 inviting
and profitable Is those o. the trdesman'
bear 10 mind that the danaers of beeoming
very poor and destitute are iar less. Fam.
me and abiect poverty seldom overtake the
,,tmer, OF haunt him in their ghostly visits.
he lives on the high table-land Of promise.
n'ing iar above the murky region Of want
and destiintion. His children can saw there
? bread enough in our fathers house, and
: piece 70 spare to the hungry Of other les,
iortunate eallings.
j.. . Tired Of hFmingr Supposing you are
Whai u 70 be done in such case ! DOyou
expect o find employment without tfiala
.nd perPieklties ! Il 30, you are doomed 70
qlsaPPolntment ThereiSno vocation in this
world that will exempt those who do engage
therein from cares and fears and yexatious I
70 4 you arc tired Of farming, the best way
= get rested IS soon as you can, and prose
cute anew The business for which YOU were
early trained, and which, II diligently follow.
ed will yield good supply Of all the neces.
rariea and comforts Of lie, toeether with
Opportunities for moral and mental culture.
, 1860-01-20

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, 1860-01-20
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, 1860-01-20
San Srantistu.
BROOKLYN HOTEL,
Corner - broadway and SAnsOaas streets,
SAN HRANCIacO,

~ THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL.
M known and old esatlished house is Stll al M old
- tricks-Oi feeding the p1blG Al the low DTice III
Six Dollars per week, and still they come 10 patake N
his good and well furnished table; and us MI Kelv h
one Of the pioneer hutel keepers Of this rty he Dedes
himself that there will be nothing wanting al his hons
TO make the public comfortable.
The house is centrally located 10 the vicinity og the
Custom House, PUs Oce and also Of the On river and
ocean steamers, and contains number Of ainOIe and
family rOoms well ventilated, suitable for ladies and
single gentlemen. ~
There Is also attached to TIE house a READING
ROOM, and LIBRARY which contains large nun,hsr
Of Teeed standard works There d also Githe Arrival
Of each steamer,
A WAGON,
which belongs to the house. to convey pasenrers and
baggage free Of charge. The public are FeSSecfollS
requested 70 give the house trial.
Lodging per night 10 rs cents; IodanR peF WeeF A
" "a. JOHN KELLY IN Pronr,stor.N
San Francisco, Dec. 26, 1857. IN
, 1860-01-20

JhINOON, BUND u CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBRRs
DRY GOODS,
Corner battery and Clay streets, San FTaneIsoo.
HAvE NOW LANDING AND IN STORE
IL 200 bales 80 inch brown drills;
100 bales 80 inch brown shettinu;
100 bolts No. 0-OOO Duck;
500 bolts NO.7-lO Duck; frl
20 bales Raven Duck; rE
10 caoog Menimac prints. a .-
10 Gases Prague prints;
10 cases Pacific printa;
10 cases Dunnels prints;
10 casos and A. blea shed shirtinea
10 easel -, 81 and l0-A hleaehsd ahIvouu
20 cas- q blue drills; -
20 cases blue denims;
10 hales hickory stripes:
20 mles I, ! and tickdneS;
10 bales acaIlet, blue and Efay nannaS
10 bales Ballardrale white flannel;
cases Coburgs and Merln0s;
cases wool and bali wool piaida.
cases blue and black alpacas;
10 cases Paclhc--neW styles De Iainu. . 3D..
cases, ell wool new styles De LANES;
cases French Merinos; ri.
1000 Bay State plaid shawls; 80
1000 eadhmere and plain vool shavs; black ana col-
ored slks; plain. figured and plaid siIks; =
And large asaortmeuto q other Dress Oooaa f
BLAnKETs.
1000 pairs white. grnen and blue Mackinnu.
1000 pains BIB, TBB and 8DG Blankels:
100 100 pain cheap grey Engll,h Blanksil
1000 pairs cheap blue English Blanksis.
500 pairs scarlet English BlankstE;
900 pains %. AN aAi Ia white BED Izauk,l.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING 0OODs.
1000 dosrn grey. bloc and nourlst auunsl sh,,,,,
1000 d07sa srey and uhiis ksrnO undsI1kiis and
1000 dnzsn MeIiho and al wool soohr;
so eosen uatlnet and Jean panlai
800 dpneu duck and ooiinnnads naull.
so dozen hickory and check ahirfr,
700 eosen calico and vhlls drel ahira;
500 dozen Ovefalls and jumper;
Blaek and lancy IN olagsil neoRti... an -,
chieas nn.pendefs and VaFsly q otkaf ariics, ~,
nnEnarona y mnution. Fur ala low ~
-. -SANsON. BosD'S oo..
, 1860-01-20

- ~~---|SE8e
Me6etnal Diet Drink, lively eaed and appyo,,a n,
tne medical achity, NJ
elllyely, at hb hctoTy atlof SnIIIsS AZ ~ peaas
AeheldAm, 10 Holland, andl IA (irNVSi. .(ionA - pA
vel known during the last ImstIsm a Aaea,
t.slvs yeaIs sareaEhost The the Bladder and KSosvS
S sna So, Ws,sr. ,Ss 1ass s nd q ssns DSShy, Il
Barley that be selscted and inveriS n,
u Europe, with the eesencelit 4 not ooir Ala ~
Of an aromatic Italian beTTy thee r.Slax.s eqy iof
arc Sxim eases n which they are pr
y a nsa elnAl dnced by drinking nd "
MI Ia Ons nnce acquired ater, which Il sm6at nnvsr
rsnos r .psa'ssson, ootn mlaly the cause Of them IL
any other diuFetio heVefaRs lrIVE. sVAA FAAVkh-
Alaysed, Y b q rEn- For Fever sud An. /, i,
s,. Fvkh LovoE, OF the most Scaeions
some tonic. Il is exten- sorted 70. W. " 10
The Aromatic Stheidam SehnDBn,
Il consequently In great de-lin the stomnch IA -,
mane oy persons tTsveng 70 which they are especiav
~ 80. as ~ v sssn tnos sueect ~ We a % NJ
eiay, - we'll as BY many 10 Is iudicopS I5se .
every community where hleonnecIop viii he pFipeinSl
.s AnoNn On ac.lmeas, o. when sens n ~
Soons " s Otner remedalhanstion dictates n M
Ia al cases Of Dropslcaldebtv atten.Dt. tsmeve tne
tendency. generally the acied Chronic Pr %
vnen empeament and exhan-tod
Of the disease In InDyspepsA cause Induced hSs W
maladies, when taken In proiiSc1I b IhIch ~
~, ,Hesllaues, ~ gletl mos eminent medical men
ofink, and especially nt dln-lhofh In Fnrr-,S -
ner, i is found By uniloFml Unfad aiafsS ~ We
Ss; to y testimony and which are
oa.s os y Wy mos ~. Icofobolated BY thO hiKheat
best Of the usual remedieel Pnf m n o.ss :.
have iaed 10 afford moFeltle1 IN es.sc ~ ~ ~
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