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Subscribed and sworn to before me, his IN 4.
Of October, A. D. 1859. City and County Of Ssy ~
Francisco, in the State Of California " Hah
Il. j. +. J. THlBAULT, Notary PplN.
, 1860-06-15

Winch emnhaticay speaks Tor Itself, was wTillnn II
the Dean Of the Faculty Of the phihdelphia Coi.ys
of Medicine, to the editors Of the Pacific MedssI ~
Surgical journal San Ffancisco. for publieafnn. u
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LATEST NEWs RT TILRcRaPR.
rsL.e.Aru.D ..r...slr ros IN. alrnsnau.o rsa.s..s
Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.

Liverpool dates II the 30th., and Queenstown OF
the 3lst arrived today. Affairs In Sicily were
quiet
Great excitement prevailed at Naples. The Pub
lilo Oomm:ssarat had been pillaeed and M Agent
nardersi. The ei y had been declared in u state
oil siege.
The Neapolitan Government had ordered the
restitution of the two captured ships and had re-
leased the crews and passengers, The War Stea-
mer lrequos was ON the spor, backing up the de-
mand Of the American minister.
COMMERCIAL.
CorroS. Sales for the week 65000 bales. Ilol-
dcrs ere pressing stocksrn tho market. All grades
slightly lower; but lower qualities have declined
!. Cplands, market closed duff and irregular.
Stock l,334,000 bales including l, 1890 American
Breadstufs quiet and steady. Provisions dull.
Consols, fer account 93aa0Sl.
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DIED.

At"Whea,ly." Bedford CO.. the rssidsnee of her
ia'her, R. g. Mitchell, ESQ, on Monday. 81 inst,
N the 18th year of her age. Mrs s, A. consort oi
Mr., W. A. Strother. OF Lynchburg- - - ..s
lis sad indeed to record upon the book Of time.
" dissolution Of one 50 gifted with rich legacies
q our heavenly father the subject 81 this brief
sketch; yet such Is life, and woiI.t she has gone
from US to return NO more 10 sarth's pursuit, let
uSsmoothover our heavy loss and coatfei our ae,-
hg hearts, with the belief. that ID parting with
, Irf friends and others near and dear 10 her she
lam mot tho reward promised to oil who follow
vac dictates Of their Creator. Like the budding
rove that is pluoked ere II disrenset is sweetness
" the passer by. she hath been called away in
"nder years before many characteristics in her
aure had shone forth 10 their destined brightness.
I'm kind and afectionate dispotion, . smile
''Fays welcomed u friend, and together with her
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SECOND DISPATCH.
Later Foreign News.

Flour. more doing at Cd decline. Hhcat firm
Corn declined Cd. The weather 10 unsettled Pork
quiet. Bacon firm. Sugar quiet and steady. Cof-
fee firm. Rice firm. Rosn dull. Turpcntins
dull ut 33.
Garbald continues Preparations for new move.
mems.
Tho agitation at Naples was Increasing.
lnAammatory proclamation by Central Revolu-
tonary Committee, calling on the people to rise
had been published.
Tbs French ambassador had been knocked down
aud beaten in the streets. Supposed to have been
done by the anti-retormsrs. The commissrants
in twelve districts have been simultaneously at
tackled and pllnged;and the archives burnt and the
agents murdered.
LATEST.
The King of Naples had granted u now Con. IL
tati,n. The tr.coloud flag was formally inaugn-
rated on the public buildings, palaces and war
vessels. and was saluted by foreign ships.
The Now Cabinet was completed. Spincll be-
ing president OF the Council.
The government continued wnrliko prepare
tons.
England and Austria consent TO conference on
the French. Swiss question.
1t is reported that the Papal governraeot is
about to grant reforms,
RIOTS hsd taken place between citizens at Peru
gia.
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Markets,

NEW York, July lO.--Cotton dull Uplands IL.
Flour heavy and unchanged. Wheat heavy, white.
Kentucky. 81 55nSl 81. Corn lower, mixed GA
G3t Western yellow G4aC5c. Pork bouyant
SIS 25a$l9 II; Prime Sl2 5OaSl4 IL. Sugar
ste .dy. Coffee firm. Turpsntine steady at 39n42.
Rice 6rm. Stocks higher Virginia SKIES 9ll,
BLrINoRR, July l0.-Flour very dull: Howard
Street, Ohio and City Mills. offered Mt So 81;
Wheat active; new Red 81 80 White 81 40 n 81
60. Corn steady, Yellow G5 &C; White IS 76.
Pro, isions firm very active and Unchanged
Viii sky steady ut 204.
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sincere and attractive manner. gained their love
snd appreciation throughout her short but bright
In the knowledge thai she pssed from earth fully
conscious at the Approaching change, which she
met with christian fprtitude, and IL which she
gave up her gentle spirit with sunny smile.
FOR her twslittle boys, yet happily ignornnt of
their irreparalle loss. We give tears Of sympathy
and bespcak for them characters nnl strength If
hearts to act up TO the standard her pure ina
ton had marked out for them
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Sineer's Saving Machines

Singers Sewing Machines.
Omen Judged by this test there labor saving msshinS
before the public comparable TO singers Sewing Machines
Amer estsbAng tho reputation In the Unitsd
they exhibited al me late Exposition Unvcrsce" IN
France, whore they carried OF the highest premi and
great mandatory them has built In Par "a
In every branch oindusty In which sewing 10 be done
hese machines he used with immense profit AZ s speed
Of the Railway train 10 " travelling foot 10 sewing with
Singers Machines compared with hand sowing No iJr.
shoemaker dres<ake carriage trimmer saddler halter &C.
TO- should be without The ir profit Of using 81
these msohses regularly employed, " One Thousnd Dollars
year In all private hmiles where there much sl9ng "
be done these machines invaluable assistance nates
and hotel keepsr find them particularly convenient and ppoh
abba TheAe machines slmne In iteir consrpe6h and
very strong and Durable being Tho only kind Of sewing Ma
eHe made by which sort Of work coasSe Or nns
could BIZ ceciiy executed Thousands Interior and worth
less Sewing Machns have been made and sold under various
but sngefs Machies atone have been found s'ery
whore 70 satisfy the wants Of the people, -. d,
Plain printed instructions for nsaE are sent with essh ma
gng them The magazines are packed securely 10 90 % any
formation, w application by letter at either o. or ON
wholly devoted 10 fhe Sewing Machine interest = !
= /. M SINGER CO,
Principal ONCE No. 1913 Broadway, New Yon
BsAsoH oyroxsNo II Hanover 81, Boston MOTT Chap
e ST. New Haven, e.; Gioverve N y: NO. e14 Brdad ~
Newark, N j. No. 142 Chestnut ST. Philadelphia No. 103 Ba
umOre St. BALTIMORE No. ~ Westminster st Providence, ~
J.; Mo- East Alb st., CINCINNATI NJ. % North oh 81, 81
Louis No. II b. Charles ST. New Orleans No. ~ Dauphin ST.
Mobile. ~ f ee24<d&ossl
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We are requested to say that on and after
Thursday the 12th inst. the Board Of Directors Of
the Planters Savings Bank Of THE siey CRY will
nav dividend ct 4 per cent. for the last sig
months. ,1l. sts6i :. sc
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LATEST.
Arrival of q SLAYER.

NV ORLEANS, July l0--Schooner Clotdn
with one hundred Africans, arrived in Mobile bay
to-ds ,. They were Immediately taken up tho rly-
er ir Il steamer.
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John A. LEE.
LEE. ROOKIE g. TAYLOR.

NHoLEsALE AND retail. GEoCERs COMMISSION
w AND FORN AEDING MERCHANTS, at the old stand
Of Lr, EockE Co.. No 10; Main street Lynehbure w w
BACC0 WHEA r cory, BACON, LARD, BUT7ER, Fk4.
7XFRS and COUNTRY PRODUCE generally; make bc.
produces merchandise In hand for sae
and cash time when reQuired attend promptly I"
goods consigned to beforwarded have always hind large
and selected stock Of Groceries, imported and Domestic
Liquors, Wines. &e, &c.
eN GRAIN BAGS Furnished at the usual when pro-
,lucc consigned 10 for sale. lmh 70
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The Cry is, Still they Come"
n. SPRING L SIMMER TRADE. l.

The Cry is, Still they Come"
III. Spring 4 SUMNER TRADE. l27.
G Or ", for pat r and "wa,. snienysr"g
r.pecmly cali the attention Of the public 10 lis large
Stove : Tin Sheet-Iron and Copper Ware.
which he has now ON hand and constantly receiving He would
VICTORY sTovE with warming oven and Copper Reser
vor-lhc greatest ,ios" Of the together with variety Of
other Stoves not necessary to mention which offered al pr
Ills stock Of Tn Sheet Iron and coJprr Ware Ia very com.
fcc and comprises everything usunly kept la such establish
The celebrated M.ssrn's mxrrr Icr CREAM FunE1ea /.
s%c IsG% s called t. b; % g e n nnS .n'a'
EEPAlslN 4" every description done at the lowest rates
sH DEALERS VII, find 1t to their interest to give him
4. H. DoENIN, Practical Timer,
may 17-lRepl No. III Main ST. Lynchbnrg. Va.
Portland Sugar and Syrup.
agents of the Portland Sugar Company this place.
"A keep constantly hand suppl, Of their SUGAR
feb sl'ds ' W. '''' ~ FowTE CO Alexandria Va
Bakers Cocoa and Chocolates.
SPiCED and not speed Italian Macaon Powdered Spices
dec Is N srABLER JONES.
ooo h R9rt \ \ lf Sugar q Syrup.
in Store and for ai s' by per foWLE co.
Jcs6m Alexandria.
No. l5e MAIN STREET, No. 159
Variety is the Spice of Life!
TVHE undersigned most respectfully informs his friends aud
the public generally that addition large stock Of IL
QUORs of all kinds Fruits Confeetiounes Preserves Pick
les, &c, he has added GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, CAPS, BE-, forming u general verie a.
~, which lie Offers al reduced pricrs 70, CASH. aa
The Restaurant department will be- furnished heretofore,
with the best the market Affords sRacks furnished at all es
upon the shortest notice.
The Bar win be furnished with the best Liquors. Genuine La
Don't forget the place tU- NO. $50 IA Main Street,
Lynchburg, Va. j. B. sIIANER, Agent.
je d 6n
New Grocery and Commission House.
VIM. H. ROSE &c DIR. A. f. WILLS
IAyE associated themselves together under the style and
hrm Of WILLIAM H. ROSE X CO, and have taken the
house No 107 Main Street. door TO Lee Rookie Taylor
for the purpose of conducnga
General Grocery and Commission Business,
and this time receipt Of large and well selected stock
0f GROCERIES, STAPLE DRY GOODS, md LIQUORS Of
all kinds and other article usually kept In First Class
Wholesale and claii Grocery ouse aud will pay particular
attention The sale of BACON LARD BUTTER, FLOUR,
WHEAT, TOBACCO, and Country Produce generally mako
liberal advances Produce in han consigned for SALE and
cash time sales when required.
All public is to call and examine stock
before buying motto Will be quick safes and small
prQfts.
~ No trouble to show Goods [apt1y
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tArQUnR SPRINGS. We learn that there are ut
h',ent nearly one hundred visitors at the Fauqui-
et White Sulphur Springs. u |7sta
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,
j NILES From STA US rILLE DEPOT
Ma.,+nox,,oxxxG olnfrx Ua


TVNdE PROPRIErORS having purchased this WATERING
PLACE in October last have thoroughly repaired and fur
sed with entirely furniture of the beat class aud Viii
open for the reception VI Visitors ON THE 10TH DAY OF
JUNE.
Having increased and made liberal
the comfort of their guests they hatter themselves
that but lew f any Watering Places will afford the same
fractions this.
situated in the county Of Montgomery, an miles from
SHi USTILLE DEPO7 IVA. Tenn. H. R) on the banks of
the Roanoke River and by of the beau
I attractive scenery be found among the Mountains
Virginia The Water acquired such reputation In tile
last few years. that Is unnecessary 10 anything In
incubation OF It. II considered speoidc for the
Dyspepsia and remedy for all Outaneous Diseases
@sorered conditions Of the Stomach, Bowels and Liver and
for prostraon Of the system We lmght append
number Of certificates Physlcians and others acquainted
with its mers aud to these might be added ad ifnitEm
Passengers will be met Of Shawsve by FourIlorse 0mn
busse them road TO The SPRING. Persons
leaving Baltimore Washington, Richmond and Petersburg In
the South will hnd Inc tLe arrival Of each
train BOOTH, COL1OUN u co.
lie Slkcts
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tuE BsnK Of the Valley, in Virgins hsa declar-
ed semi annual dividend Of II per cs:ss. "a per
cent to he rnid n the Stockholders; the per cent
balus to the State. ri ..ss sisf n .. III
The Bank IF the Old Dominion has declared
sen'i'annual dividend oi 3 per rcut., payable on
tic 18th. .l>qE% -
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The VIRGINIA MILITARY ISsTIrUrK.-The COM
mencement exercises Of the Virginia Military In
stjtute, at Lexington, took place on the 4th inst
The pulpit was occupied by the Clergy and the
platform 10 front accommodated the Board Of Wis.,
tors ADD invited guests. Among thsae were Gov.
Letcher, the Mayor of Richmond city, Professor
Nahan, Col. Hardee, of West Point, and others Of
rank and distinction. 'ei 81 r~. .''
Rev. Dr. Davidson, Of Indiana. opened the sx-
ercses with fervens and patriotic prayer. Ca
let Revefy, Of Appomattox. then rend the Decla.
ration of Independence, and Cadet Galloway. Ut
North Carolina, deliyeredthe National Grafton.
Cadets Mcdonald Of Frederick. and Paris of
Charlotte, represented. the Graduating, Class, in
the delivery Of appropriate addresses; after which,
Col. Smith, the Superintendent proof edsd to dis
tribute diplomas to fortyone cadets. forming one
Of the longest classes ever sent out from, this pop
u'ar and prosperous institution.
The exercises closed with brief but excellent
address to the graduates, by Governor Letcher
Among those who received diplomas Were j.
Mcdonald. Of Frederick; A. $. Scott, Of Hardy; j..
N. Belts, of Northumberland; A. 4. Walden, OF
Rarpahnnnock; j. W. McCarty. Of Loudoun; ].
X. Marshall of Fauquier; Y. NJ. Johns3n, Spotsyl-
l0na: and W. B. Pendleton, and W. Overton,
4 Louisa. All the members Of the Board. except
". H. Dulany, Ut Fairfax; who was appointed in
place CIV. C. Rivce, Of Albemare, who declined
>erving, were present, and labored faithfully in
heperlormance Of their responsible duties. The
Lew appointments made hy the Board Will bring
no nuu.be of Cadets for the next sesaion, to go
The enterprising and able Superintendent has
commenced the extension Of the barracks, and by
another year. will be able to accommodate much
larger number .'
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Tobacco Manure. Agricultural Salt

R,U EEL s.
Tobacco Manure, Agricultural Salt ~
u a. nGRsU sJlSsl & hSo "a e., ash Il III. ps.,
oIer. :. .as Farmers tho following kAN0HEs all Of
EpG". Ho.p1or. i.raoian, containing sps.s... am.
nn"s and 20 to 10 per cent bono phosphate las per
nsc". 5o"s 1.i duane, containing POI cent. ammo
Gn and about 10 per cent. bone phosphate limo, per
Rsan. 7SSatso Aa"ars, oon.nlnns psr cont. ammo
na, ~ per cent bouc phosphate lime, ~ chloride Of
sodium and II per cont Aphale lime, per ton VI 1900
R"sa. roand Rome I.i containing aboa. 10 per cont
Lon' phosphate mc, dry and purc, per ton Of 1900
1sl.N",s,, ~ so ri 20 ~
S S.s 1 s:s s :,
-'Sa Merchant In Rlss%oa Of fnos Bsaso sos, fssrs
cs b sa:as ..'' Co.
WE @AM !. F9!sI.A 3 3 ad3 saas H;s.. ;,
Ss:ss ss be Gu,
a., ,;s:: ". ~. s, XIV:
s beat ao ,, ~. W can obtain sssys n. niaa
'S &c r.: e" @
:" Prepared ''' II Ebso MOI DAvEsson! g..
YS% "a ss
The Manipulated Uuau0hiong them ina 0elt EsQ A. War
wick Esi Allen, Esd aud L. II. siy Esq, ANA oihey
Below give d. X. Ite's temIsl al University OF Wy
report Of the sanpIes from bags and shu bs ks
lothat standard:
able give you the result OF analysis They
tho Mixture " be what stated former letter. and
Judge that you very fortunate In the selection Of pa.era
especially Of Peruvian oaano Tho per cenage Of Ammonia
slows the pure Peruvian ID contain f24 per cents which 10
than the average The Analysis u % Follows: ="
Moisture (given OF q boilias pontE A..... 1905
Phosphate Lime ...........,... ESQ
sulphurc Acid, h1b IAu,e, aG4. zoe
Amu,onla 6s0
insnnn,e Mausr.. do
combination and organic matter 2<ee
10000
Hoping that your rthses mec. with The success which
II desnrvcs, remain, yours,
dec g-dAoiy aHN Us d. X TUTTLE.
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sALHa ny AUCTION.
y. :.
by q. 1R.sPAEl.pS. AucrlosAkR.
Rlanas Al Auction.

SAAAa -. AuVfAOc'
by q. R.sPHEl.PS. AucrlosAkH.
Planes Al Auction.
nN FRIDAY Mosu.ng, me ath lu.i WIN se q my Ase-
10 s@s.WoJb f1EcS made BY T. aasisr, Nsw x sefs,
with entire Iron fSamss md over sssans bass.
These Pans direct om the and the
nness Instruments In and niA bro gto this city
They will be epen for exhibition Aaeon iloa.e anti
".I ia s' :. :. rl@'rs
Appomattox
LA II d l. o II = 4 I. L
VII s Ss ,'a to Tho a<h s % s1 s Of one
Ing The u Wall ufeek TIL. aud noted for
It's adaptation tho srowsh Of all thu rrouea Of he soil,
IN high stale ii Improvement. and will yield rich return for
thu labor bcs..w.anpn =, nc, a.,
DWELLING HOUSE
aud other necessary tint Houses aud ab,udaniy supplied
ANOTHER TRAIT adjoining the same. containing 800
ACRES nearly all In timber II lies we'll and Is nae To-
hao Land Ii situated On the Lynchbug al Bent Crock
ANOTHER TRACT about miles from nsui Creek, contain
s s "s" sos s G1 St mn" s%sss a. a. The
"thck Tract" Ths arm handsomely situated, aud has On
A Good Dwelling House.
with other necessary Out Houses About half In timber
the balance In cultivation hasa tho ron,encnces for com
'I N"TEH TkAGr "a a. Ss SSa" ain Tract
which contain. 90 ACRES, mostly i" timber has on II
A Dwelling House, Good Orchard, &c.
3D. the purchaser giving bond with security and the lp
"nea m at the ursaHs' money pau II " an Is month.
with security and tlls as above. .
Ts , , s snsG lands VII TAXI place %" TIVE wa
The sale viii u. II oeock A. NJ Person. Ml.hng
ie 1s-d&citn OF WIN. shcarcr, deed.
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Patent Fly Traps.

- 81 FdC6UC e y .11uR.J' -, .-,..
HAVE received second supply Of this really ingenious
sna x.able invention the catching and destroying OF
Fss They have the favorable notice OF press
aord the satisfaction TO all no have gwen tsm
tnose v ny alas eaI +. NJ. SIMPSON, T
en ~ 3, wsA PA Opposite Farmers Bank.
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DAKERB BTTTERS, >. ...I
Is HosTETTEIs BtTTERs s...
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
VERMIFUGES, ALL KINDS, "+
a, j. H. THOMPSON, Druggist
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NEW BOOKS.

THE MOTHER-TN-LAW.-Atal tale Of Domestic LIE
u nv Mrs Emma d. n. N eouthworth vols paper fI 90
vol 12mo cloth 41 IS
Til. Woman in Whitc.-Dy wihle Collins. vols
Cloth 81 o..
NemesIs,-Dy Marion Harand 70 mo cloth. Al 25
RutI dge.-B. TIE author Of "Berlah." Sl 20
One and venty.-By TIE author uf "Wildaower" paper
Doc
French, German. Latin and italian Langua.
gss without master by II. Montsih ~ cloth 81 %
Woods MI Watrrs, or; the saranaks and Racket ny
Alfred r. rect 70 mo cloth VI 20
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w Tnrnsr 10 mo cloth. Al o.
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Love Me, Leave me Notify Pierce Egan, ESQ. Paper
50c
The Tooa m ngeFs,-By Cant Mavne Reid 81 25.
wild Life BY Capt Mayne Reid. VI %
ANTI ms of the Future lessons for
the present time. PcrsAle hy
GEO I. BALDWIN Bonkseler,
50 Man Street,
Sell Opposite b. Charles Hotel
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EDUCATION.
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE

RICHMOND, va.
TIyHE Eleventh Session Institution viii commence on the
nt Monday In October next and close on the last day o
June, lso0. - =,
Teachers In his employ smpy saying that he AID
ed hrough qu8had Instructors and that every eno
viii be made 10 maintain e high reputation and select character
TSe advantages offered in the department Of mcse Vocal and
unsurpassed The accomplished teachers
In the city empoyed and particular attention paid 10 @
Two Seneh sds Jared and eiucatedn Paris and speaking
peea duty IL speak fIench hahnahy with all those who are
studying The language II Is eonhdenty asserted that As u
pure French spoken the onse as In female school
The subjects Of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry fully
usa,ed experiments the apparatus belonging 10 the lnsate
being > complete ys any In the State
Especial attention given also TO the study Of History English
active and profitable.
The Principal refers pride the following list Of PATaoss
about the best evidence Of the merits Of lis Schools
Hon II A. wise Norfok Va; Com N. y. Maary, Nat o.;
Rev VIM. sparrow Theoogiea Seminary, Alexandria Rev p
Rev. H. S. Keper, Rev. D. Dogge, pr b. r. Wexford A.
Morson, X Andsnon, K Grattan James Lyons r. Price
oord Hon Joha Robertson Richmond Jas Morson aooeh-
land VIM Cia-k J. Carrngon usifAS X Crsle, Green
brier Va p 81 George Cooke PoEhata Dr. r. Stuart king
bemare A Peaa J. W. Carroll Oreans r. Baylor, Essex;
Harrison, Lower Brandon; Col. Dabney Dry Crave,
burg Va.
Institute and William and Mary College % Professor, Bedsoe
Smith, Coleman MAupn and DayS Of The University Of Virginia
Board, Washing and Lights t22s "
Preparatory Department 20 90
Lain or Modern Languages In classes each 20 90
Music, Vocal or on Piano, Harp, Organ or Guitar, per
Drawing Painting in oil Waer t2O to 50 20
Ess g.: Of s::i:a.s. per month i iSS
P.y.5s onSa ii October balance on iis 5i Of February
Eo further particulars for catalogue address The Principal
D. LEE POWELL.
jyi2-Sm Box 81, Richmond Va.
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VNHE PRINCIPAL OF THE SOUTHERN RE
ii MALE INSTITUTE Rchmnnd Va wishes 20 employ
sd oual iant Master Of ,rts or graduate m most Of
tue Is OF the University ~ Virginia preferred To man OF
experience well recommended salary Of Sl2Owi be paid
Address u. LIE POWELL. Box 81
seiS-dlw Richmond Va
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OLD HOWINION INSTITUTE,
A NJ. DUPUY, A. M........

OLD pOWINION INSTITUTE,
tE session Of this School for Young Ladies' located At the
the Fth and Franklin Streets Richmond. Va, will
begin the h day OF October ls and close the SO OF
June next ensulg.
BOARD INSTRUCTION.
shumAe Me5tal and Moral Science and Ancient Ian
guages.
q Glson Natural Science and Mathematics.
Rev james A. Duncan, Biblical Literature.
Mons Edorarl Houiayer, French.
CarlOs Mera. span Sh and Italian.
Albert De Roedig,r German.
Miss Elya NJ Jones, intermediate English.
Miss maggie D. Brander, Primary English
Horace Chase, Piano and Organ.
Heinrich Schneider, Harp.
o. A. Ericsson Guitar
Oswald Heinrich, Pa nilng and Drawing.
!. W. Reeve, PenmsnslP
rs Session payable half ns OF October, residue
Pes. Il 1851:
Primary Eneish Gneuding Vocal Nuse) $50 90
intermediate English Qneudng Vocal Musicl 40 90
Senior, Cncudng Vocal Muscl. 90 w
LANGUAGE each ......... .................. 20 on
Piano organ Guitar Cultivation Of the Voice for half
hour lessons per week. % w
Piano. Organ, Guitar, Cultivation Of the Voice for
hour e son', per 80 w
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THOMAS l. GALLHHER
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