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81 No extra charges. ia
- AL letters to lie directed TO
L.
HUBERT 7. LEFEBVRE,
iy 2+-d&cv3m Richmond. Va.
MRS. RKUOK ROARDING ANnDA1

MRS. BRU0k K y BOARDING AND DAY
VI SCHOOL.-The second session of this Scnaol
Will commence the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER,
1860, ana end the LIST of July, 1851.
All the usua! branches of EMALE EDUCA-
TON are taught. the Modern Languages by ma
tjre masters, and Latin. Music, Drawing and
Painting by competent Professors in each depart
meat. The French Language will be taught by a
native of Paris. The growing necessity for this
iaGEu.ge IN our country, makes II essential that
it should be taught orally for which 1t will
be the language OF the school room, and as soon
as a proper selection can be made, q French lady
will he procured TO reside IN tae family.
AciaSs will be formed IN English Literature
and the course OF study VIII be thorough.
4 corps of experienced teachers mine in num-
herl have been engaged. al others will be ado ed
should the exigences of the school require them
REFER ENCBs.-JDO. X. Tucker, Attorney Gen
eral OF Virginia, RICHMOND; Prof D. H. Tucker,
Eledleal College OF EIrSinIa, Richmond; Hon. X
N. L. hunter, l. s. Senator, Lioyd's, Essex cOun-
ty. Va; Hon James NJ. Mason, U. s. Senator,
Winchester, Va; ST Geo Tucker, Esq, Ashland,
Va; k! ght Rev. Bishop Johns, Alexandra, Va;
Rev. I. V. Moore, Richmond. Va; Rev. James X
Graham. Winchester, Va; Thomas Furman, Esq,
Savannah, Ga Judge H II. Marshall, Charlotte
q. H., Va; ClnoI natUs Newton. Esq, Norfolk.
Va Rev. Charles Il Read, itch mond, Va; Judge
James d. HaN burton, ID. c. OF L. s., Richmond,
Va; Mr. W ilam Giant, Richmond, Va; MIR.
Abram Warwick, do; NJ Samuel Ayres d. ; M r
B b. Smith, do /; K. I. Daniel, Esq., do; Colonel
rhos. Ellis, do; DR.. Robert Cabell, do.
For terms and otter particulars relating 70 the
school, address IL. l. BROOKE,
" 3,-dtiO Richmond. Va.
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BY Jas. NJ. Taylor L. Sen, Aucrs.

EoJR BUILDiSG LOTS. IN MARX's
ADplTI0N, TO THE, TOWN OF MAN
ca ESTER. AT AUCTION VIII be sold urou
the premises, on MONDAY, Sept nth cominene
ing al Az o'ciock T. NJ four AadlsoIae Rllldlns
Let's III square No 80 of Marks addition, trontlns
osesher on Marry and Everett s.leets 500 feet
and running iack 100 feet. This property is par
tculary adapted for a Market Garden, having
upon tia spnng OF excellent water.
TERMs One fourth cash balance at {, and IL
months, Tor NEGOTIABLE notes, interest added, AID
secured by trust deed.
sell JAS. NJ TAYLOR & SON, Aucts
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by ThoS. w. kpesee. Auct'r,
(Otlce corner of l2tL and Cary streets)
Z ~ II LIZ III, LiaNhD AND KtIGH-

~ En- FURNITURE, For SALE AT AUG
TION.-W Ill he sold. WEDN ESDAT morn
ing, September l9h, commencing at 10 o clock, at
the residence of b. b. Minor, Esq, who is re
mOVlrg from the CITY, on Sth. bet~ cen Franklin
aud Grace streets. his Household and Kitchen
Furniture, 'nsistlng in part, of Mahogany Sofas;
Mahogany Arm Chairs; Mahogany spring seat
Oh aIrs; Canc-Seat Chairs; Set Marble Top Ia
bIes; Marble-T CeleTltte; Walnut Bookcase;
Rosewood Table, with marble tor; Extension Ia
BILE; A. ahogaDy secretary; Mahogany and other
Wardrer es, Dressing Bureaus High and Low
Post Walnut Bedsteads; Hair and Shuck Mattress
es; Mahogany and Walnut Washstands, with
marble tor; Crockery. China and Glassware.
ALSO-The usual assortment of Kitchen Uten-
sls
TERMs.-For sums under $50, cash; over $50.
four months credit, for approved negotiable paper.
Sc Ii IHOS, W. X EESEE, Auct.
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ny L. Il q. Dav~nport, A uct,rs.
LonnIDA LUMWEk AT ACCTiON,-Op
:, ShIUhDAY 18th September, we will sel, NJ
70 GOO ieet assorted LUMBER
TBRMs.-FOur months credit, for approvaa "a.
per. l. a G. h DaVEEtHnusT" Pa
Sc l3-dtds .S,,,
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EDUCATIONAL.
,sns M. nrsroaps scnooJ
'rHK DurIES0f y N. D.sTUANT'i

SCHool' Clay near corner ~ Nth street, Wall
be resumed on MONDAY, &ith September,
TERMS PAYABLE half In advance $50 /; Greek,
extra, $40; French, $40.
SIR STUART can b" found at his house on NJ ain
street, next door to the Edgemont House.
1A--im
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DIGGER MARTIN will resume the duties of
IL his ScHO0 on MONDAY, Oct. LIST, Clay St.,
between 9Th and 10th.
TERMS payable semi annually, in advancs:)
p im4ry Department =. =. ..-...... 30 90
Usual English Branches N-.........-.. Az 20
Epg!- sh with IGtln........-. ----.....--.. So 10
uglish with La IN and Greek ..........-. b0.tU
FRENCH IS taught by Prof. c. BoULANGR.
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GEOGRAPHIC NEWS.
Iscporiel for The Richmond Dispa,ch.l
,u,,.,, ,,RoM EUROPE.

,,.rqRA.R. Sept 1.-THE steamship Nell
I'm Liverpool sept. 4th, passed here to-
DAY. -. g., .xn..r,.. =, ,s mat
e. ial capacity, ......... So,
- weather ia England is favorable TO
crops. .....
4.,sBr,oi, sept 4.-Fiouf taIv IL. lower
49, sec red ~ q al. Cora declined ca.
"s...bpaN,. Pork hrm and quiet Bacon eafief'
,tt'r,Hz1f e8. kasin hsd advanced 10. tor com
:. mine tine had advanced sd. Sugar steady.
10 suIct Rtoc au.8t
'9h l[nS~. SEPT ~ heat declined Cd to ID
s,ser nar.,si.l ID, his..sr. htce quiet and hTH'
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By 4. Il Cook, Auct,r

HORSES. MILES, R~CKAwsy NJ
r RI SRg NAN. &c. AT AUCTION. Nun SAT-
lot on Connc,l Chamber Hill, several H. =, inc
ana Saddle HORSES. two of which ars very hanss
anywhere; second hand ROCKAWAY and Hsr l
ness 70 good ORDER several fne Mich CUWs
An old NEGRO MAN. a very good G.,dsr.r
sc ~ - - h. %. COOK Anal
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HiRfiNG

- s9Rs.y<e9KK- FIRST v.ssrI.-
sc he ..ass, .MAksAALL. CncH.srEs, Mss:er,
nsying porHn OF hsr caro- engaged. will have
as b fsspic e WI t sSS5, E.
IS yScksfs" sioaaossibS as bNB bo sr5y
regular Packet sehaoners X. ALLEN. Csa,nin
oksD BASES JR, having portion Of her cargo
'''n0' D bA WISH VIZ e &
dst4ss 30. soR BAhr.MoREi : The ,asyl.r
Ss Sa pertian d 1s; CAPT .r,a Kan
sssea, VIII sal VITA quick dispstoh. Fo balance
Sc il-5I 80 : W. d. cote QUIT CO.
sxzeas Nv wv AND ,h hFh rssr's "A 4
ExPRFss COMPANY Respectfully sn ns ApaM Is
StshIs "a SsaFY9SosS { AZ:
MoND, thereby aaordipg unusual faeiiities for
oeainns ,hsn irsis Mt and package. in he short
y ESprsssss leave New Ysrk at IA and so'eloek
s,5 III psSPrefsss Leave Phhad;Isha a. a y;
~ and sEIs' :ssr s.sf IN s s.sn%osa ..
sds pSis aud Ssl,no1s and ali poia,s North and
West, ~ ~ A. NJ and q - T. d.
Sas he n II e
EAfktSSfS. fOh i HE SOUTH leave Rich
mond TWICE DAILY at 30 A. Nj. and 3 Is p Al
The ADAMS Express Company ieel that they can
guarantee 60 the public evihiy, atientiol and sat
iStaetion IN ali their recourse with their ofosrs
in Richmond and nothing Will To len andens ON
Their psrt 70 meet the wants of their eastoners.
ffeight ana packages arriving By the En- resa
nom ihe North at Sooiack 4. NJ wiiibe delivered
immediately, thereby giving to our customers
here oiore.
MN foss I: 4 p.. ssS e..
HWY AND LHaT FRk!GHTs, fAu.K
AGES, MONEY. BONDS. LtGAL DOCv-
MEN'fs. SO, forwarded With safety ana as
| psses 10 all parts OF the United States, Caasdas
IN NSuTEs. De A FRS AND BILLS, wiz or with
out Goods collected at all arcasslss polots.
throushoas the unitedstA.ss, and sIoa. ~ returns
sl,Avss forwarded bs each sS cur Fx.rss,ss.
IN charge q careful aad feixbJs ness nsers
TOBACCO and other sasastas earned At sAsssAs
low rates.
Al freishts preMesly called for and delivered
without extra eA&Ese.
"a For tartAsr acrnsa0oa. pssaxe call as oar
once, 80 AlAiu s,iea 49,
3 ~
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EDUCATIONAL.
,NaL,su A>D cLAs.IoAL soIIooI,

Il MAYO STREET. ''i'"'h'
The seyens9onth annual session Of my SCHOOL
IN the baseInsn az OF the UniversallsL Church
IHalIs, dc as he retotore. -
se S-lm G. =. BUFRUSs.
VI lorn her former friends and patrons, that the
dates OF heI School will he Resumed on the loth
day OF septemeet; at her residence on Ma1>hsii,
peteut assistants, she will he enabled 10 teach
Et;Ri<S,SS y LATIN together with the usual
/ TKKMs--Fr Session. =.
Primary English branches. is
uishsr do. do. .---.... 2s
Fseuoh.-......---- ...............'.'' s D,
an i5-lln ~
TkEE 0op - HoOL.-Ihis School vii
~ open the 18th of September, and close the last
of june. 1t u situated within three mica OF Cob
ham Depot on the Virginia Central Railroad, Al
bemarie county. at the base of the South west
Mountains, IN The midst of ~ moral refined and
intetisent community, IN oouutry noted for its
health, aud Tree from most of the alIuremenfs to
vice Incidental to schools in the neg hbor hood Cf
rne English BRANCHES, Latin, Greek, Mathe-
MATHS and French, are taught
fHE rkRAs are sac; Tor Board and Tuition for
ne IL months payaoi LIST OF septemnee and lat OF
febfdtry. Apply to X. l.. NELSON,
- Gotham, AlbeInarle.
p4 kTrFE TSSeG;srdpss Gsrisop Rle6mSPd
marie; Capt. VIM. Woods, Bucklng ham.
au D-lm
SELECT CLASSICAL AND CONNER
- ClAL SCHOOL, FOR HOYS AND YOUNG
MES, on Franklin, between sth and 9th streets.
I'D w ARD w. con f.. A: 49,. Principal.
!he 9th a'nual session will commence on MON
DE- I, Sept. 18th.
For terms, So., see circulars al the bookstores.
he l0-lm - W CONE.
Gard. - Having left The city of Richmond and
ohanEed my vocation, and thus necessarily with
drawn from my connection partner with NJ Z. h.
", CONE, IN the Classical and Commercial School,
desire, most cordially, to recommend HIM to IN J
| TRENDS and others who may wish to place the r
sons IN cAarEe OF q CONSCIENTIOUS, ethclent and
mpeient instructor. HORACE p SM tTH,
Sc lot Former Associate Principal
ICEORGxTOWN COLLEGE, ID. C.-Thls
~ Institution IS situated on the northern bank
| OF the Potomac and commands full view oil
Georgetown, WASHINGTON, and great part OF the
District Of Columbia Its situation Is peculiarly
healthy and picturesque.
The sChn laStc year commences on the hrst
MONDAY of September, and ends about the mid
die Of July.
Pension for Board and Tuition, including
W 4Shlng and mendIug OF llnen Is . ZGO w
Medical nd ana medicine --.....-.-: 0O
Use OF Philosophical and Astronomical
instruments w
Graduation Fees. ~
Vacation spent at College -. ~ W
| Payments must be made half yearly in advance
JOHN EARLY, s.
HI Is-3tsw4H, Tu Tn IL Sat President.
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EDUCATIONAL,

AIR. LEFEBVH SCHUOL.-The next
~ session Of our School begins the FIRST
DAY or OCTOBER, 1850, and terminates on the
LIST day of June, 1861:
TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR
+ba Ict1 dow Of nd
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DLaiD l.lNSEXs.- 81 oasea X. = and 4
plaid Linse,s oomprIsinx n full ass0l tmeht OF
all grades. For sale By KENT, PAINE 4 Co,
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CITY NCAyENGER.--Ths undersigoed re-
specially informs thA CT lzens OF Richmond
that be Ia prepared to CLEAN OUT rear houses,
.,uks and athsr places of deposit. and thoroug
lime them On the most reasouA BILE terms, and In a
manGes not In the least offensive on the premises
on shieh BIO mas work. HIS wagon 10 so con.
Structed as Ia be air and water tir Ii.
Order can 10 ieft WITH M. Joan 4roy No N
Man street, or JAMES HuyAI, corner OF 10th
sud NSin X. III. ALLEN Asant
4--dlnl
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500 EtsuLU AND KITCFE.

" EN- FURNITURE. IANO, GAS FIX
LURES, &C.,tOR rALk AT AUGTION.--W Ill
be sold on tn UkSDAI morning, Sept, 20.h, com
nhn n az 10 e s o nee OF fa
streets xho 10 cllning house all of his
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c., eOGsIstIng
of elegant PaIior, Chamber and Dining room Fur
tGre, Gas Fixtures. &C, &C. also, a very supe-
IIOr Piano, in rose wood case
TEkMs.-AI sums under $50, cash ; over that
amount, four months credit, Tor proved paper.
Sc lU TROS, W. KEESEE. k1ct,
HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE AT
X AUCTIUN.-WI he sold on SATURDAY
morning: September 2ld, commencing at 10 o'cl'k
~ the Horse Auction Lot on Council Chamber
Hill several Saddle and Harness HORSES, three
or four good young MULES, one Spring WAGON
IN good order. THOS. W. KEESEE.
II
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a reauctiua OF 0.s- JonT:a TO Msatsfsvs.
"a No extra charges Pupils provide kooks
and Stationery ~ their own expense, In case OF
Ros rs.ers are Irembers of the Presidents fami-
w. Money to meet their inoide ntaI expans SEES
should he depos ted with him, and all tetters for
tham az Mt To HE care so
Cataleeues, oonta. ming full detnils. may he OBJ
tained al the BooAsLores or by app cation TO the
President CHAh ID teSFON;
aay4 bfchmDuu. VA
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TALCAB4.E. EAksi IN HrNRICD Co
"a MILES FROM RICHMOND. ON TIL

v "a AIL RI FROM RICHMON D. ON TIE
NEW BRIDGE ROAD, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
AGC fION:-l will sell at public auction, on the
10Th day of September, upon the premises, At the
hour of y O'Clock, ui fair; if NOT, the next
lair day hereafter, without iinltor reserve, that
Hppty a. = DI4E T. = MI s.t1'.tfu as uescrlDed
IN good heart. AS the grow ms CROPS Indicate. The
balance OF the land Is wei sci Ia pine and oak
IL adJolns the farms known as Auburn and Rural
Shades. It's proximity IL Richmond renders it
very desirable as an 2gTl5u't urai OF dairy farm
and from the high pTIce OF vegetables. IL would
doubtless Do very profitable d market garden
siso. The improvements consist of a cottage res
ldence with four rooms, and the usual out buiid-
lngs, ana we i of the best water IN the yard
The location is perfectly healthy and the society
very good. Persons who desire pleasant gitua-
ton, within few minutes ride to the city of Rich
monds are invited 70 view the premises before the
day of sale, h!ch will he shown by DR.. HAIR, Ie-
ding on The premises ANY farther Information
can be mad upon Application to
RI Il. LYME. Auet'r.
Ru H-dtIs Office Metropo' ltan Hall.
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:. soUlRE,s SELECT CLASSICAL

Ii AND FNDLIol LIIUVI,
Co1.s, Main and LIST Streets, htchHl0Hd, Va.
The Fourteenth Session will commence on the
2ith OF Sc pJe al Der, 1860.
TEnss-Per session, half session in Advance:
JUNIOR EnSliSit AZ w
senior English, or Beginners in Latin 50 20
Latin creek, and Higher Mathematics. co %
Mldern LANGUAGES, by Mons. PARDiGoS.... % 40
Drawing, BY john A. CALYO --...-:-., 70 Oo
"a Appointments may be made with the Prln-
in1l bx note through Post Once. au 30--tS
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-, French.
Drawing

I'll. ACCOMMODATIONS superior IN erery respect.
DRILLING will ne continued.
TERMS Semi Annually in advance $50 to $50.
Apply 70 5. Il. PENDLEi ON, Attn ST.. between
Main and Franklin. or at the school-Toons.
25-ln
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> SCH O0L,
franklin Street dbors Til.

R.HL. TIGHE, A. NM. Principal.
The Eighth Academic Session OF this Institute
will CONNIE nee on MONDAY, the LIST ofoctober,
1860. -.
The course Of instruction furnishes corpete
preparation for any GLASS IN College, ana embraces
Inc a. odern Languages, aud all me conlmon, use
full aud ornamental Branches, which are Of value
the mental training OF the pupil, or Tor ths pFac
teal purposes of life. 80 $3.50.
The ssryices of asls ard successful teachers are
secured for the Mathematical FTench anu Draw
ing Departments go
The Pnmas, Department for little boys, receives
especial attention
For further particula apply a. my residence
telt-fm l., Tt1b =
~ MIST LrssoNs.-MIEs ELIZA "A.
NY Alison Will continue to tlys lessons ia
sE~ tSiC on the PLANO, either al the resi-
oe0ees OF heT pupils, or at her own, Ia Mrs DAB
Nays boarding House, at the corner OF Franklin
and IN streets. SO Is lw
III mCsiC-M,ss h, X MARTIN will give
kf1hgtnstTog tIoB IN Vocal aud ins,rnmsB tai MU-
ESQ, ptsao ard Guitar, laitsf the LIST of Sep
tefnbek, ut hsf RHthef's residence. ~.
for term egalJ at The house, Leigh street. be-
tween 81 asa ~, 10 -& saA-lM
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AUCTlON.-W Will tie sold at auction, on the pre-
misses, on THURSDAY, the 20th September, 1861
at 41a o'clock p NJ. the large lot aad framed dwell
ing located as above, recently III the occu pancv of
hir JAS. }: Suthe land, aad now rented to Mrs.
J.res, at 500 ger annUm The lot has front OF
3954 feet, and depth of l32 feet.
TsE Ms -One fourth cash balance at 4, s and u
mohtbs. for negotiable notes with interest added,
secured by a trust deed, OF title retained.
Sc IL GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts
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SCHOUL CORnkn 4TH AND MAIN ; ).

MISS ELIZABETH l.. READ
VIII open Il School at the above place, nth SEP
TEN t.R, 1865, for SMALL BOY AND GIRLS
She mas mad considerable experience. and refers
to Mr. = L. PENDLEToN, Mrs Dr.. CHARLES BAR
NEY, Mrs A. Book, and with confidence TO any
Of her former Patrons.
TERMS, semi annually in advance-S20 to $50,
according to advancement.
Apply AT Mrs. Nj. j. PENDI ETpN's, 4th street,
between Main and Franklin or 10y mail.
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Sr NPkttAL Nos tCE.-Ths steam
aLLEN ship JAMEST0W N has resumed he
and New York. NV"
The three Steamships composing this line viii
leave New York for Richmond az fellows, VIZ:
The fORkIOWN, Capt. PARRISH, every Sat-
The JAMESTOWN, Capt SKINNER, every Tues
day, at ) z. u.
The ROAN0KE. Capt. Couch. every Thursday,
at IL NJ.
Returning, the' will leave Richmond eyery
tuesday al FRIDAY, ut O'Clock Z. y =, and Sat
returning. e@ -"
For further information apply to
LUDLAM + WATSON.
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Iei.slNiOND tcHALE iNSTfIL TT
"a The Seventh Session begins OCTOBER lsT

uicgiaiOND tesALE iNsItIILE.-
IA The Seventh Session begins OCTOBER lsr.
lo60, and ends the last OF June, 1851.
The Increased pros p5rltY OF the pdst session en-
courages the President IN the EFFORT to make the
institution yet more deserving OF the large patron
age aud the hlg literary character II has acquired
It's Faculty Is large and able, iiB buildings which
have an ample plays ground att aeked,D are heautt
fully located and thoroughly furnished, Its appa
ratus costly and complete, It's COURSE ofstudy com
The English Course, Us will be seen from cur
Catalogue, is unusua Ally large. and il is made es
taught after tie methods best adapted To secure
mental disc' pl9s, which seems TIE true end of the
study; but, IN French particularly, conversation
The Mgs 1 e. bs. N bs saass Of
Charles H. winston. NJ ,tUniv DIVA , Presl-
| dent and Prof. of Moral Science and English Lit
Rev j. L. Burrows. D. D., Evidences of Chris
James Leigh Jones, A. NJ, UNIV. DIVA, Msthe-
ma a. LEWIS II. d. Natural Sciences,
| Prof. F. Emion, !of PaasJ French,
| Senor Carlos C. Mora, Spanish and Italian
| Miss Mary l., Lettwich, Drawing, Painting, &c.
Miss s. Y. Royal, iGg4sh BRANCHES.
| Miss n. S. Valentine ENGLISH BRANCHES.
Miss Jsne :. stannsTa' pprepafa,ors Department
| Miss mary c, Lathros, Preparatory ID .partment
n. B. CIapp, Principal of Musical Department.
&C. Meta, Plano.
| o. A. Ericsson, Guitar.
The President W i'll hear the rotations of ali tss
classes at regular intervals, giving special atten-
non to the Primary pupils.
TERMS F0k NINE MONTHS.
Haf pay able Oct. l. 1850 TemaiLder Feb. Is, 81
| Fngfish Tuition, Preparatory Department. 30 90
/ En9tsh Tuition. Collegiate Department go 90
Ancient q nd Modern Languae es. each .---- ~ GO
Music on Piano, with Vocal Music, 90 20
Music on Guitar, :" ....... 40 10
Ilse of instrument for practising -.-...... B w
Vocal Music alone, taken 10y all Ia classesl 20
=, az 'ns' - e, % 90
OH Painting ~, .;......,,-......,. b 90
inx leo %
Washinr $3.50. ..........-. 10 90
A reduction OF 0sg JorT:a to MtstStsys.
"a No extra charges. Pupils provide kooks
and Stationsry ~ their own expense In case OF
pretracted Sickness, deduction will be made for
absence. -, -
Iv Money to meet their inoident expan ses
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Mutfee.-l return my sincere tthanks 10 nv
customers who have heretofore paid thar
DO 80 AZ once, a. all sceonn.s due on Janaaiy and
w, Ast remaining eupssd on The. Is. septsmhe
longer ,udaig ence ~annot be siyen
sa 10 = ALFRED AO6Es, q MAin sG
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BY Ro. b. Lyme, Auct'r.

OK VALUABLE DUR Ill M NIICH
- COWS FOX SALE AT AUCTION.-[ viii
sell at the residence of Mr.. James Kmard, on 18th
and NJ arshall streets, on MONDAY, the Nth of
SeptenlbeT, st O'clock z. Nj, six valuable Mich
COWS, selected from NJ r. Crenshaw's stock.
SIS It'd 70. B. LYME. Auct'r.
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Vi COR. BROAD AN o MAYO SITS.
The next session Of this School will CONNIE nee
the Let October, 1870, and VIII terminate on the
3Oth June, 1e6l "
Nj. OSWALD HEN ORCH continues to teach
the Natural Sciences, Drawing, aud Mathematics.
Mons. BOULANG s.. French.
IEkMs made knlwE on applLcatlOn. Sc 7--lm-
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STEAMBOATS. Ac.

--7,-7-7s FOR LYNCHnU1NEIG~T To I.sv,
1sgzfssS sATURnAY. The Canal Boat
freight, apply to WIN. P. cox
Sc IA % AT tho Shsd Do,S :.
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H.fOIlI &c WHFTAnfeI.
A. KELVIN. Beltin's Blcek,

"a -, fstI anu UOVeFHnF EtFeets
N b W hereas tase statements have besn
SnrTentl. reported IA regard to the natent on the
Wiloox Gibhs Sewing Machine. hereby inform
my patrons aud tae public that this Machine has
not been, Is not now. viii not be involved In
any pat nt-Ilsht controversy.
se g. Ut T. A. BkIViN
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<zfGff FOR PHlLA ID l. PHIA-
SLlIE The No. L Steamship VIRGINIA.
Capt. X, kELLkY, is now ready TO re
celve freight, and will lsaye on SATURDAY, the
18th inst, at | o'clock 2. M.
For freight or passage, having superlor accom-
modatIons, apply To
CHAS. p. CARDOZO, Agent,
:, Rockets. or lU9 M Al n st.
Boston Freight taken through by ste am ut Ts-
uuceu rates, anu Win lspatch. "a lift
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xn~~ EOk Haiti M OR r
.SzsE5E.ES<THRtE TIMES WEEK pow
& HAITIAN = r. NJ BOAT COM
P,AN1.-Ths Steamer BELVIDERt, Capt WIN.
" REENK. will receive freisht to day, (FRI-
URDAY. 18th inst.
Freight taken 10 Boston via Baltimore mt low
rates. w tn great dispatch.
ms steamer has splendid State room passenger
accommodations
Passage and fare IS.
Passengers viii please ne on board before Ia
giocs' NJ Saturday, The hour of de parture
llcAets lor passage procured either At our of
nee, Ia Shookoe Slip, or at the steamer a wharf
Sc l42L DAVID n n, A. lIIksiE
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NfR. %. TGKSEk's SEheGr

Main street. betlceen 81 md An streets.
The seventeenth Academic year OF this School
viii commence on MONDAY, the let OF October
next. Pupils will be admitted who are prepared
10 commence the Ancient Languages, or enter
classes already formed.
MrTUKNFR can he seen a. his residence, on
Sd street, between Main and Franklin. lse 6-lm'