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Gen, mOriciSrN.

The New York Jo.,no! Of Commerce says
that LANoRIcIKRB, commanding the Pope's
troops, is General worthy Of the name. and
is OF the opinion that he will do all The real
fighting that Will be done in Lower and Mil
die Italy.
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MRS. BROOKE'S BOARDING AND DAY
VI SCHOOL.-The second session of this Schnol

viii commence the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER,
1880, ana end the LIST of July. 1861.
Ali the usual branches of FEMALE EDUCA-
TION are taught, Ale Modern Languages by ma
tire masters, and Latin, Music, Drawing and
Painting. By competent Professors in eacn depart
ment. The French Language will be taught by a
native of Pars. The growing necessity for this
language In our country, makes IT essential that
il shou be taught orally for which 1t will
be the language OF the school room, aud soon
az proper selection can be made. a French lady
will be procured to reside IN the family.
class will be formed in English Literature,
aud the course of study will be thorough.
corps OF experienced teachers tnine in num-
berl have been engaged. a. others will be adued
SHOULD the exigences of the school require tham.
REFERRrcEs.-Jno. r. Tucker, Attorney Gen
eTal OF Virginia, RICHMOND; Prof d. II. Tucker,
Medica. College OF Virs mia, Richmond; Hon. r.
NJ. L Hunter, Y. 3. Senator, ,Lioyd's, Essex coun-
", Va; Hon James NJ. Mason, U. s Senator,
Winchest.ra Va; 81 Geo, Tucker, Esa.. Asaiand,
Rev, T: Y; IN Moore, Richmond Va; Rev. james r.
savannah, Ga; Judge II. H. N arshall, Charlotte
Y. IL, Va; C,ncinatus Newton, Esq, Norfolk,
va; Key Charles H. Read, Richmond, Va; Judge
James y Haliy burton, d. c. OF g., Richmond,
Va; Mr.; William Grant, Richmond, Va; Mr..
hbram Warwick, DO; M. Samuel Ayres, do; Mr.
y; b. Smith, do; r. T. Daniel, Esq., do: Colo mel
Thos. Ellis, dol Dr. Robert H Cabell, do
For terms and other particulars relating to the
school, address Fl. H. BROOR f.
iy l-dtlO Rinhmopd Va
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MRS. PELLETS StHOOL,
VI ON RROAD ST. EET.

BETWEEN 10TH AND llTH.
Mas. PELLET will resume the duties OF her
schOo on MONDAY, OcT %. and vii be aided IN
al It's departments by an efficient corps of teach
Parents who entrust their children to her care
are ssufed tat they wall be thoroughly grounded
n all the branches essential to finished ed1ca-
ton.
denca an 10 pm
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n- -DIspATcH FOR THE SPRINGS. &c.-Peysons
soing TO fAe ,caterfns places can hare the DALI Y
DISPATCH matlsd TO them for any length Of
time 6y tearing their orders at the eoanstng rooaa,
aHd paying in Advance for fhs time Ramed.
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Lr AGAIN.--Wm. s. Bailey, having revived
his anti-slavery paper, the Free South, at
Newport. KY, has been arrested aud held IN
81, ,h@ ha:' on The charge Of publishing an in
c'ldiary p4er.
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To BE BEMARRIxDs--The Home Journal men,
tions rumor that Esteile Anna Lewis sa
American female author. is soon 70 ee mar
lied 10 a celebrated Parisian Couat. A refer
ence TO the new Am ericaa Cyclopedia shows
that the lady referred TO was born "aeoutn the
wear ISIS.
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TNiV& SiTY HIGH SCHOOL. HUGUE.
- NOT SPRINGS, F0WHATAN COUNTY,
VA.-A SCHOOL will be opened at this place on
the FIRST OF OCTOBER next, under the di-
rection Of the undersigned.
Though designed especially as preparatory to the
ford no fewer advantages to those intending to
enter other Universities or any College.
One of the Prime pals viii teach MAI Fl EMAT-
ICS the other, LANG rs. Assistant In
struo'ors shall every case. be graduates of the
University OF Virginia. Colloquial classes, how
ever, IN MODERN LANGUAGE ES, will receive
occasional instruction from natives of those Ian
guaEes.
Charges for the session, $780, including every
thing.
Circulars may be obtained at the bookstores In
Richmond. or by application to us through the
Richmond Post Office.
SIDNEY H. OWENS, JR., A. NJ,
Lately Professor of Greek in Richmond College.
PHILIP B. STANARD, A.. NJ,
Graduate of. and formerly
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Ii AMPTON ACADEMY.

John B. CARY, A. ii Principal.
phEMbNG JAMES, JI a. NJ, ~. of Va)
s.p1sHPKED GU Ten .W: V. Nj. |.
ERNST. 6R0MME,A. NJ. University of Berlin
MISS EMILY A. CLEk GLAND.
Ihe exercises OF TINS Sc aool will begin on the LIST
oi october, and continue zen months.
board lights extrala and Tuition in Ancient Ian
taatss, Mathem4tics &c 81 10 per session. paya
S.e semi annually IN d4pdHes. Modern Ian.
suases, each, sd, and Music $50 extra
ror Catalogue or further information. address
tAe Prino pal. Hampton. Va. an8-lm
{ 'HEsAPEAkE III ALL FEMALE sEMi.
~ ~ NARf, HAMPTON, VA, Mas DR.. BANKS,
IklNciPAL,-The next session of this Instftf-
AOn Will commence on the Hth of September and
eiose the ist of July. Tetms very mode rate
boarding scholars can remain at the Hail during
the VISITING season, at $50 per month.
Address "CHEsAPEAKE HALL" Hampton
Va an ii-lms'
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HgELIxa Doors BY TINE WAoLEsALI.--ln
cne building In Lynn, there are six shops,
where 2,seu pairs Of boots are heelsd daily by
machinery. One establishment has sold within
the past four months, about Ja,tc0 ed
heels, 20 be put on by outside parties.
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RaEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
IfI SESSION OF 1S6O.'61.

lS1 SESSION OF 1S60.'61.
The regular COUkEE OF LECTURES will
commence on the first MONDAY in October, and
sst BELL hs s IF NSseh Professor of
DAVIS fiSGi H. TUCKER. M, D., Professor of Theory
and Practice of Medicine.
BEVERLY K. WELLFORD, M. D., Professor of
4. +. PETIcoLAs. N. p, Professor Of Anatomy;
JAMES. ss.ii.' II. CONWAY. M. D.. Professor of OBJ
JAMES w s. 5. aescAw. NJ. D.. Professor of Chem
MARION HOWARD. NJ. D.. Demonstration Of
Throngh The liberality of the Legislature at its
last session. in appropIiatlDg the sum OF thirty
the facilities heretofore offered to students Will be
greatly extended. Large and important additions
are beng made to the llust every depart
ment; the College building is undergoing needfu
repairs and alterations; and new Hosp ital is i /
eou, of erection, Immediately adjacent to tae
College, which will greatly enlarge the means of
Clinical instruction.
Ample facilities are afforded for the prosecu ton
of practical Anatomy.
Two Frizes of Fifty Dollars each are off.red to
the me inbers of the graduating ella s-one for the
best Essay on any Surgical subject; the other sr
Theofy or Practice of Medicine.
Ticket of each Professor. .,.Sld N
MatTlculatl0n ----- .''..'. % ~ asl
b1ga1, bsmons.p aior Of Anatomy. ..:.....s ioo,
will be forwarded To those who pay apply tor u.
T.. y. J0YNEs, N. D.,
an 2i--2awtx Dean OF the Faculty.
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PEACHES I'm ILLiNoIs.--The Galsna tIlll
Courier is iMfor med that the peach crop la the
southern part Of that State 10 immease. A
ridge In Uaion and jacobson counties, - miles
long and from TO miles wide, will produce
at lsaAt l,00u,u0u Bushels, = large amount or
which will be distilled.
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A reduction of ono fourth to Ministers.
ANo extra charges. Pupils provide Books
and Stationery at their own expense. In case of
protracted sickness, deduction will be made for
absence.
Boarders are members of the Presidents fami-
y. Money to meet their incidental expenses
should be deposited with him, and all letters for
them mt to hs care.
Catalogues containing full details, may be OBJ
tanned al the Bookstores. or By app cation TO the
Presl lent. CHAS. II. WlNSfON.
au S-2Hm Richmond Va.
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NrGRo PLor IN g EoRaiA,- By passenger
last night from Atlanta, we learn tha. iaseiIi-
genee had been received from Adairsviiie, on
the Georgia S.aie Road, that negro plot had
been detected in that neighhorhood. Lsat Sa-s
urday night was to have besn the time. A
Northern white man, concerned, wns run
down with dogs and killed by tbs eiiizens.--
MoRtgoaierg Ala.l 1Hai, 2sth.
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IINIoN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n,

TTNlON FEMALE 1NSX1TCTE.-Ih he next
- session of this Institute will open on the l7th
of Sc nber and close the 30th June following.
The present Principal, Rev, r. F. STUBS. has
resigned that position. and the school will. in fu-
ture, he under the Presidency of Rev. w. J.
POINTS. Nj. ID.
Tbs scholastic year will be divided into two
terms, the first commencing on the 18th of Sep
tember and closing on the 3lst of January; the
second commencing on the LIST OF February and
closing on the 30th of June.
Tho Faculty of ths Institute will he as follows
Rev. w J. POINTS. Nj. D., rrncIpal; Professor
of A lcient and Modern Languages, and OF Moral
and Mental Science.
Rev. r. F. sTUBBS, Professor of Natural Sol
ence and Mathematics.
M. sADELE POINTS. Instructrcss N Prepara-
tory Department, and Assistant IN Modern Lam
guak ss.
F. 4. NEWHfSER, Professor Of Instrumental
Miss ADELE POINTS, Assistant Instructress
in Al usc. EXPENSES PER TERM:
Board, including lodging and fuel $50 90
Tuition IN Primary English Branches. u %
Complete English Course. se.........-.---.-.-. ~ 90
Ancient and Modern LANGUAGES, each..-. IL SO
Painting, Drawing, Ornamentals, &C., each. 10 00
Music on Piano and Vocal Music.-..... 20 90
Use of I, strulnent Observation-Disclosures. 2l0
Washing and Lights ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
All fees pay abe half in advance. No deduction
except in cases of prot acted sickness.
All applications for information should be dl-
rect, d to Mr.. A. 6. STuBBS, Richmond, Va, till
LIST Se ptember; after that. to the Principal:
The undersigned solicits g fair snare Of the pub
lepatronage. w. J. POINTS, M. ID.
au g. 2tawt16S*
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wednesday b&iLe The last day OF the present
encampment at West Point, q series Of drills
were given before the Investigating Commit
tee. In the morning ut s O'Clock, ths corps
was, drilled as usual by company. Al 0
O'Clock fying artillery driilwas given. which
went of in grand style. The advance and re.
treat in hall battery we're executed in such q
dashing maDner as to frighten good many of
the lady spectators, who wore gathered la tho
thick line along ,be front Of 'kc guard tents.
The "battery I" and firing were perfoi med with
wonderful quieknets, and at eaeh voiley the
rocks and hills rever beYa ted with sach |" vim |"
that "Oid Fort Put" seemed to shake in ita
rusty battlemebfs The pieces and carriages
wefe frequently dismoohted and mounted -
The movement In esehalon was rerea tedly ex-
ecuted, aid the pieces Hmbered 10 the front.
rear, righ', and left, and in factthe whole bat
terry was timber all over. The commissioners
were highly pleased with the performance
Inc Ge.stxecat ted their n iypg artillery drills
Win an apparent Jeck kiessness W bich, at times,
seemed fearful. Wnen the battery was in mo-
ton the horses We're arranged In = styie sorne-
wnat similar 10 that represented on bronzes
porifaying the Greeian ganaee, viz: horees'
heads, legs, aud tails, thrown together like the
entangied threads OF a sk.in Of SILK
Al ~ o'ciock, squad, composed OF mem.
oers OF the hrst class, marched TO the coast
battery, TO the ives. of Rhoe's hotel, and gave
an exhibition of their skill in handling ~
aud 2i-pounders, under the com mand OF Lieut.
Dedson. Five rounds were fired, some Of shot
and some of she'll. At nearly every shot, the
'arget was strnck. Ii was situated about
three-quariers of a mile distant, on the oppo-
site bank of the bend Of the Hudson. The last
shot was fred by battery. There were four
pieces used; two colnm biads. mounted bar
bette earris ges. one S-inch a,d the other 10
incn, and ~ pou nd howitzers. The elevations
were throughout the firing, with slight de.
Walton In one instance, AS follows: No. ],
80 deg; No. = s.. deg; No. 3. 1921 deg; No. 4,
29-l2 deg, or 4. The firing was pronounced
excellent @4 Ef& -sH
On Monday evening: tue last OF the cadet
hops for this season was given In the academic
building. II was 10 character, the same ~
usual, without any additional dem onstrations,
and broke mp suddenly. at the tap Of the drum,
At 10 O'Clock. - t5sLI--. - 49,
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A BEAR SToRY.-A correspondent OF the
Butte tCal.) Record, writing from lnskip, on
July II, says: 'i 1 e- %
"On the 10th, four or i've grizzlies appeared
at the rancho Of Eliza Perry, (Which IL located
i've or six miles above Inskip, on the west
branch OF Father R;ver,) and, after killing
one of her young cattle. commenced their
gluttonous feast on its carcass. This WAS TOO
outrageous for Eliza TO witness unmoved !;
her blood was MP, and she did not wait to CAL
culate the chances. She leyeIled her rifle
on one OF the largest among them, and buried
4 ball in his spine, which sent him spinning
to the ground; but soon, with horrid screams,
he partially regained his feet, and made fu-
rious charge on his petticoated foe but before
he got near enough 10 touch the brave woman,
she had reloaded her rifle and sent another
leaden Messenger into his corpus to do it's
work nor did she desist until her eighth ball
penetrated the large beast, which proved TO be
his qaIetus, and he fell dead, while his com
palions sought safety amid the 'horreut hills
There is quite contrast between this occur
renee and one that happened last week at
Crane Valley. when two or three grizzlies
went to Dutchman's rancho at night, and
stirred up an excitement among his cattle
He went out with three navy revolvers, and
shot one of his own calves eighteen tunes,
killing it so dead that IL sm~lled bad in a
mint while the grizzlies were standing
round looking at the fun"
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DEV. M. J. .MICHELBACHEK,S s SCHOOL,
II IN THE BASEMENT OF THE SYSAGosUE,
na aaAn LII

II Et. Nl. = VAC nEsLbACh > SCHOOL,
II IN THE BASEMENT OF THE SYsAGosuE,
On llth Street, near MARSHALL.
The fifteenth session of REV M. J. MIChFL-
MONDAY In September.
Mr.. NJ. win be assisted by Mr.. EDW ARD TUR-
NEH, who, In the last five sessions, has received
tbs approval of the patrons and Of the Principal of
the school; and by MRS. q. +. BENNETT, whose
well known merits az teacher make II unneces-
sary to say more in her behalf
- The following sahscta comprise the studies OF
English. with ali its branches, including the
Bellies Lettres; German, Fls.eh, Hebreu and
Price OF Tuition of the session, ending on the LIST
Of July Js $50. %28, ard $50.
For luther Information, address
M. J. M1CIELBACHER,
eu Its Corner of LIST and Marshall sts.
EREENWOOD D SCHOOL.-This School vii
~ open the eth OF September, and close the last
OF June. IL 10 situated within three miles of Cob
ham Depot, ON the Virginia Central Railroad, Al
bemaTle county, at the base of the Southwest
Mountains In the midst of moral, refined and
intetligent community, IN a couatry noted for it's
health. and Tree from most OF the allurements to
vice ineldentaI to schools in the neighborhood OF
The Enghsh branches, Latin, Greek. Matbe-
mstics and French, are tausht
The TxaMs are S5o0, tor Board and Tuition for
the 10 months, payabe lst Of september aud lst Of
Fehruny. APPLY to cKi 7. Nelson,
kEgEs ro- Gardner. Carlton & 60 Richmond !:
Dr. r. w. eH4 wether. HOP WIN. G. Rives. Albe
marie capt. VIM. Woods, Buckingham.
snD-lm
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Lncisn Fletcher. for killinv .Ino. NJ Rrown,
IN Amherst county, Va. has been fiaed 3suo
and Imprisoned one year,
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IEFFER~ON MALE ACADEMY,
ArH. BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH sTS

LLs : :. :
The Fifth Annual Session of this School Wit
commence MONDAY, September ELh. 1866.
lskMs, per session of ten months-3U, $40 and
ea0i one half payable LIST January, 1864, the re-
nainder LIST July. 1851.
G. w. PETHERBRIDGE,
IL
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,Ff mUAM.-MIss y X. MAkfIN viii give
sEsnisr3stlon IN yeoaI and instrumental MU-
s'c, fano and GuitaT, J after the ist Of Sep
~thnsf. at her mothers rssidenos.
tTeeG III and 81. au Ig@ts
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TEFFE RSON GLAN<lGAL AND COM.
= MEkClA |. SCHOOL, UNDER THE DIREC-
BETWEEN 18TH AND 20TH STREETS The
third session OF this School will commence on the
81 OF September 1850,
For further PARTICULARS. as to terms and refer
enees, Apply At my residence or through the Post
Office. Parents desirous Of obtaining sests ior
their children must apply early. az the number Of
oars - hmited auS Sim
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EDUCATIONAL.

rTHE nUTIES OF MR. w. ID. STuARTS
4 CLASSICAL AND NJ ATHE EMATIC I,
school, wilib resumed on MONDAY, the 34th
of September. s. nm qS-t.
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE

IN Ihs seventh session begins w T,
1850. and ends the last of June. 1851.
The increased prosperity of the past session en-
courages the President in the effort to make the
Institution yet more deserving OF the large patron
and the high literary character II has acquired
Its Faculty IL large and able, It's buildings which
have an ample play ground attached.) are bsautl-
fully located and thoroughly furnished, its appa-
ratus costly and complete It's course otstudy com
prehensive and thorough.
Catalogue, is Sly large. and it is made es
peciay prominent throughout. LANGUAGES are
tanght after the methods best adapted to secure
mental disc pine, which seems the true end OF the
study but, in French particularly, conversation
is also carefulis attended to-
The Musical Department remains IN charge oil
Mr. CLApP, and Mr.. G. c MERA has been added
to it. FAG<AeS:
Charles II. Winston. A. j It Univ. of Va y Presl-
dent and Prof. of Moral Science and English Lit
Rev j. l.. Burrows, D. D., Evidences of Chris
tanty.
James Leigh Jones. A. NJ, Univ. of Va..) Mathe-
mates and Languages.
R. A. Lewis, Nj. D.. Natural Sciences.
Prof. F. EInion. tof Parls,l + French.
Senior Carlos c. Mera, Spanish and Italian.
John W. Reeve, PenmaEshlp.
Miss 8. z. Royal English BRANCHES.
Miss N s. Valentine, English Branches.
Miss Jane 3. StanaTd, Preparatory Department
Mrs. Ann +. Mallory. Pre- paratory nepartme 1t
Miss Mary c. Lathros, PreparatoTy j: :partment.
N. b. Clspp. Principal OF Musical Department.
c. G. Mera, Piano.
q. A. Ericsson. Guitar.
The President W II hear the rotations OF dttht
classes at regular intervals, giving special atten-
ion to the Primary pupils.
TERMS F6h NINE MONTHS. -
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GOING TO THE SPRINGS IN THEOLDRr TIME.
An old visitor, to Saratoga. the editor of the
Fayetteville IN. C.) Observer, writes as fol-
lows of the old times and ne W at Saratoga
A few years ago read a very pleasant little
volume entitled /" The RacoIlections Of a
Belle, " in which the lady authorass gave an
account Of her journey sixty years ag,, from
her home in GeorRin TO BaIlston, the Saratoga
of that day, now an Insignificant village eight
miles from here. The fanny left home in the
coach and four, with outriders, proceeded by
ieisurely stages through South Carolina,
North Caroline, Virginia, {stopping on the
way at John Randolph's house. the father be-
ing friend OF the eccentric Eirginian,) then
70 Washington city, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York, stopping Ito get somsthing to
wear,) at the famous Oily Hotel, in Jennings
S Wizards day. The reader can imagi inc how
long II took thus 70 travel a thousand m,irs
and at what expense the journey WAS made
The belle is now q great grandmother, her
father and his friend John Randolph, long
since went the way of all flesh, the City Hotel
was razed to the ground, and dry goods stores
cover its site, Ba.lston lost its mineral spring
and ceased to be either useful or ornf men Ia !,
the coach and four has disappeared, and the
GeorI ia belle % this day finds herself at Sara
toga after i1urney Of only three days, at
trihing expense, comparatively, and able al
most to converse with those she left behiEd -
The world fs wieer, bnt 1t may bs doubted
whether tits any better by the changes of tle
sixty years. At all eveats., ii nigh; BE- difficult
to find more agreeabIy enter tanning belle
than che of that day
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TERMS FoR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR,
"a No extra charges. ~
IA All letters to be directed to
HUBERT p. LEFEBVRE,

EK-
HUBERT P. LEFEBVRE,
jv 24-d&ew3m Richmond. Va.
IITASHiNGTON ACADEMY, AMELIA,
w VA.-The next session of this Institution
commences Sept. Sd, and closes June 18th, 1861
Reference to the Trustees and Patrons: Hon
John Letcher: Judge J. W. Brockenbrough; Col.
r n Smith. v. MI; Major John T. l. Preston /,
Fsculty of Washington College; VIM. s. White,
ID. d Dr. Geo. Scott.
No deduction for loss of time, except in case Of
JNO. A. r. IMBODEN, A. M.
FISSFv MILLS. Amelia. Va. jy 23-t20tbS.
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ENDlCATI0N.-The fifth session of Mas Nj.
II c. RICE'S SCHOOL, on % street. between
Cay and Leigh streets, will begin the 81 Of Sep
IeHheT and terminate 30th June, 1861. She is
grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore en-
JOY ed, which she will endeRvor still to merit by
tLeFs possible exertlon TO promote the interests
q her puplE and patrons
lEEAs-P Per session Of 10 months, payable guar
teTiy.
Latin, with without highest English
q, ofahches ---'--~-- G3g w
Beginners Do 70
an ll-3u
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GEO. w. ARMISTEAD, Principal,
au 2l-lms Ashar d. Hanover county. Va.


RICcHBMH0,!NDS SIsEA EEMALE SEMIsARXi On
AND FoG RTH, RICHsloSb, Va. zen Ai"D
IA A NJ. DUPU1. A; M.--f..:. PRINCIPAL.
mence the LIST of October, 1861, and will termi-
nate on the 50th June. 1851.
The PrIneipal Will be aided, as heretofore. by q
well selected corps of Assistants who. with thelI
ability and experience, cannot fail to give satisfac
ton. .
agement OF Mr.. and Mrs. DUPuY, assisted by Mrs.
MARY X. CAssELs, formerly of Savannah. They
alone Will reside IN the Seminary with the young
LADIES', and Will exc rclse paYentdt care and
troll over those committed to their charge.
The success which has attended this effort to es-
tabllsh IN the city OF Rich uond Female Semi
nary OF the rst class has encouraged the Primo pal
10 proVlde more ample accommodations for the
next session. The buildings now being en-
larged and important notifications will be made
IN and ds 5dss to s are
and well ventilated. and not more than from two
to four boarders Will occupy one room. The Reci-
tation Rooms VIII be weli arranged for the accom-
TERMs-For Nine Months.
WssSinr faej and isb ~ ~ ~
Tuition in the Preparatory Department. 30 90
Tuition In ordinary English Branches 40 20
Tuition IN advanced English Branches-... 30 o.
Tuition III Modern and Ancient Languages,
Music, Vocal and instrumentai. Pane and W
GuitarcFor one lesson. of one hour per
week.. ........................ 40 90
For two lessons Per week, of one hour each so 90
Drawing IN crayon. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 90
PAINTING, IN water cOlors. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 40 "
One half payable on the ist Of october 1850, and
the remainder on the 18th Of February, 1861
and to any Of the former patrons of the school.
Catalogues OF the Seminary, containing more
detailed Information can be obtained at any OF the
BookstOres, or by application to the undersigned.
iy 1-Sp A. NJ DUpUY. Richmord Va