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DICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY, ON
II GRACE STREET, BETWEEN THIRD
AND FOURTH, RICHMOND, VA.

A. NJ. DUPUY. A. PRINCIPAL.
The next session of this Institution will com
mence on the LIST of October, 1860, and will termi
nate on the Both June, 1861.
The Principal will be aided, as heretofore. by a
well selected corps Of Assistants, who. with their
ability and experience, cannot fail to give satlstac
ton.
The Boarding Department will be under the man
agement OF Mr.. and Mrs. DUPUY. assisted by N RS.
MARY X. CAssELs, formerly of Savannah. They
alone will reside In the SemIra airy with the young
ladies. and Will exercise parental care and con-
troll over those comm tied to their charge.
The success which has attended this effort to es
tabsh n the city of Rich nond Female Semi.
of the first class has ed the Prlncl pal
TO provide more ample accommodations Tor the
next session. The buildings are now being en-
arged, ard important notifications will be made
IN them, which will add greatly TO their cOnVe-
nIence and comfort. The lodging rooms are large
and well ventilated, and not more than from two
to four boarders Will occupy one room. The Reel
tatIon Rooms will be well afTans ed for the accom-
mediation of the pupils.
TEKMs-For Nine Moaths.
Washing, fuel and hghts...............-. 30 W
Tuition in the Preparatory Department. -. 30 Gu
Tuition IN ordinary English Branches. 40 40
Tuition in advanced English BraGchcs..... 81 %
Tuition Ill Modern and Ancient Languages,
each. 20 90
Music, Vocal and instrumental, Piano and
gu tart--F or one lesson. OF one hour per
-.-...-.................... 40 90
For two lessons per week, of one hour each 81 10
Use of Piano Observation-Disclosures. 10 10
Drawing, IN crayon.. Observation-Disclosures. 80 90
Pointing, in water cOlors. ..-........- 40 10
Painting. IN oil ...... 50 90
One half payable on the LIST of October 1860, and
the remainder on the 18th OF February. ls6l
Reference is made to Rev DR.. Moses u. Hoge,
ana to any Of the former patrons OF the school.
Catalogues Of the Seminary, containing more
detailed IN ormatun, can ne obtained at an" OF the
Bookstores, or by application to the underSig ned.
~ St., Rfah lord a
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YIXGiNiA CENTRAL

- Il. tk RD3 4RRR i7Ts? GStE
TRAIN will leave Richmond Daily, ~ 50 4. NJ,
Tor GORD0NSVflLE,- CHARL0TTESylLLE
BRISTOL, KNOXVILLE. and all points n 10
Southwest. and daily Except Sundays for JACK
son RIVER and intermediate Stations west OIL
meet with the Tram AZ stanton, Miliborc' SAD
Iackson's River, For particulars, inquire 3! ias
TICket Office. WIN. F. ADCOCk. Ticket AGL
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pIcH,IOND rEiALE INsTiryrE.

y A. :, H. j 4
n The Seventh Session begins OCTOBER 1sr,
1860, and ends tue asst OF june, 1861.
The Increased prosperity OF the past session en-
courage s the President in the effort to make the
Institution yet more deserving of the large patron
It's Faculty ID large and able, It's buildings which
have ali SIMPLE play-g ground attached) are beautl
fully located and Thoroughly furnished, its appa
ratus costly and compet tie, It's course ofstudy con-
prehenslve and thorough.
The English Course, as VIII be seen from our
| Catalogue, IS unusually large. and It Is made
| peclay prominent throughout LANGUAGES are
| taught after the methods best adapted to secure
mental sclpilne, which seems the true end OF the
study but, in French particularly, CONVEX sation
| is also carefully attended to.
The Musical Department remains In charge OF
| Mr.. CLAPP, and MIR. G. 9 MERA has been added
20 Charles ts; H. Winston, A I Univ DIVA lPresr
| dent and Prof of Moral Science and English Lit
Rev j. l.. Burrows, D. D., Evidences of Chris
James Leigh Jones, A. M, Univ ofVa., )Maths-
r. 4. Lewis, NJ. D, Natural Sciences
Prot. +; Emion, ,of Pars.l French,
John w Reeve, Penmanshlp.
| Miss s. L. Royal, Engiish BRANCHES.
Mss Jane :. Sta9aTd' preparatory Department
Mss ar, G. Iathroc, Pfeparat"!y spartmsns
n. l. Clapp, Prime ipa of Musical Department.
| q. C. Mera, Piano.
| GA. Ericsson. Guitar.
| The President will hear the recitatons of al! the
classes at regular Intervals, giving special atten-
ion to the Primary pupils.
TERMS FOR NINE MONTHS.
(Haf paw able Oct. |, ls50-remaiIder Feb. 49, 81
English Tuition, Preparatory Department-S 80 10
English Tuition. Collegiate Department SO 90
Ancient and Modern Languag es, each ----- % 60
Music on Piano, with Vocal Music. 80 10
Music on Guitar, - ........ 40 10
use OF Instrument for practising. %
Vocal Nj usIc uloLe, taken by all IN casses) 90
ing -. -.-- -. -. -. .-~ -. - 20 90
OIL Painting. ..............-.-..... 90 10
| Board, including everything except wash
| Ing - +..........-..,-. leo %
| Washing. I. ......-. ~ %
| A reduction of one fourth 10 Ministers.
AA- No extra oharses. Pupils provide Eooks
and Stationery ~ their owr expense In case of
protracted sieAness. d deduction viii be made for
absence - $50
Borders are membarx Of tls Presidents fami-
ly Money to meet thaif Incidental expenses
should be deposIted with him. and all letters for
them sent To his eere,
Catalogue con ming full details, may I've OH
tanned at the bookstores OF b, sppL ost.un 10 the
Pfesijent cHAS. IL. WINSTON,
kpi-3km F Richmond, Va.
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- u. PETEkSUE 90, " HUI q
@ SALE DkCGGiS rs. l55 Main street. or
IA ner 18th, Richmond. Va, invite tine atten
[A ZION OF merchants and others to Their larss
IA complete stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PAINTS; Oils nYk ST FF F BIS - y, plS2
MEDICINES. BlCARB. SOFA. &c, &c. Also. a
large and varied stock Of FANCY S articles:
Dressing and Fine tooth CON SIS; BRUSd rs If
every variety and s'ye. All of which will 10 sold
to pnnc,ua dealers at prices that cannot taIl 10
please.
orders solicited and promptly attended 10.
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II J. W aA~sEh-
~ AP0Th ECARY AND DRU6GIST-
b h.Afx l.raf. asKsfR r.Nuh

80 AP0TH ECARY AND DRUGGIST-
"a Hth street, between Grace and broad,
Ia kEcHMoNI, VA,
Keeps constantly on hand q well selected stock
of PURE aud RELIABLE ID uGS. MEDl-
CINRS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, DYE
SruFFS, WIND0W-Gl: ASS. PUTTY. ALCQ-
HoL, BURNING FLUID, GARDEN SEEnS,
PERFUMERY. SOAPS, COM BS, BRUSHES of
ever, kind TOBACCO, SNUFF and CIGARS Of
various brands, all the popular PATENT MEDi-
GIN rs of the day-evsr thing, IN lact. usually
found in DRUG 0RkS-whieh will he sold on
the most reasonable terms. Also. POLLAhU 5
NERVE AND ZONE LIkIMENT
HISlCIANS and others can rely on having
their PRESCRIPTIONS accurately and earefsl!y
compounded. AZ all hours OF the DAY and N light.
Jaw. FRAISER,
ApothecarY and DRUG glst.
my Its 18th, betw cen Grace and Broad SITS.
u A. BODEKE Err l. co. /, Apotnesanes and
SZ4 Drug Eisss, No. 10 MAN strest near Old
Market. Richmond, Va, will keep ON hand
- general assoT tmen, oil pure Drsgs, NJ edi-
Ones. Cbemeals, Oils, Paints, Window Glass,
Putty Dse .Stuhs, Patent Medicines, Brushes of
al kinds, Surgical Appliances, Bnrnins Fla,d Al
soh9i soapy, Pertamery, Fancy Artlo,es, Garden
Seeds, Glp7 sand Taper, Tobacco, Cigars. Snuff,
Medicinal Liquors, &c. E&
frsscriptions prepared st an hoars, with special
cary, ny msnrhers OF the arm atone.
fhssleians orders from the county executed
aishsd. 81
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NSy MusIC.-Miss y e. MARTIN will give
ssss,X instru tion in Vocal and tnstruu.entaI MU.
AxSiC, Piano aud Guitar after the lat Of SEN
teInbeE, Mt he's mothers residence.
For terms, apply at the house, Leah street be-
tween ~ and ~, Az la-lm
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UGUsTA FEMALE SEMINARY,

JOHN b. TINSLEY, Principal.
The next session of this institution will com
mencs on MON DAY, the oath OF September, and
close the last week of June following.
TEKNs FOE The SCHOLASTIC YEAR:
Board including washing, fuel and lights. $3.50
Tuition IN the English branches. S25 to. 40
Music, with use of Instrumen 81
Ancient and vi odern Languages, each. 70
Drawing and Painting IN Water Colors, each 20
Painting IL Oh - IS
no For Circulars or further particulars, apply
70 tne Principal. 25-6 &cw3w"
AIR. LEFEBVaE'S SCHOOE.-The next
I'E session of cur School begins on the FIRST
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1860, and terminates on the
LIST day of June, 1851:
TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YRAR,
Beginning the LIST day of October and ending the
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MISS ELIZA RETh i. HEAU -
Will open a School al the above place, HTn SEP
TEN Der, 1860, for SMALL BOYS AND GIRLS
She has had considerable experience, and refers
to Mr. L. PENDLEToN, Mrs DR.. CHARLES BAR
My. Mrs A. BkooK. and with confidence to any
of her former patrons.
TERMS, semi annually IN advance-S20 TO SS,
ACCORDING to advancement.
Apply at Mrs. NJ. j. PENDLEroNs, 4th street,
between Main and Franklin, or by mail
G
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ss0 KcEAnE d pARK's IMPKOVE
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.

YN MEADE BAKER,
IA Pharmaceutsts and Vendors OF pure and
reIabIe MEDICIN IS, CHEMICALS, PHAR-
MACEUTICAL PRODUCTS, srrgIeal. lnstru-
mSnts and Appliances; NJ edlclne Chests Tor plan
Bags; London Elastic Stockings. frusses Al Sup
purters Porte Monnaies. Combs, Brushes. Toilet
Mirrors: FIST qualify Pertumery, Pomades and
Soaps: Mineral Waters, bottled az the SPRINGS;
Medicinal Wares and Apparatus. Magnetic ha-
chimes C., & u.s. all Of the best qua and a. the
lowest rates MEA DE " B~kER,
ls5 Main st, corner above Post Office.
RIcnmnnA. Va
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EDUCATIONAL.


CEIECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
- SCH o . l.,
franklin Strefr, nbope Tfb.
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N1OTICE.-Psrsons wisnlns TO sotsIes sad
~ for ssrpaats over the Richmon9, Il aolnt lar
thsr North, must, IN ali tasss. ne vW,shmead, -
some Reasonable yh.'s s,..s IF lie s.a, IS"
yssaas In i. ssii n assJssd fgs ex !hssk .sgl
nv - u n u. AhlsN'
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- o. \. 81 &c = Eh. Agent, c0ntlnues
so 20 carry on business at his I'D stand, No 3
Ia Main street, opposite the Old Market. with
IA new and ireS imported stock of DRUGS,
MEDICINES ard CHI EMiCALS which ne is
ceiving d rect from the bes, markets in Euroye
and solcits the favor of old customers, ire nds
and the pabnc generally. t. patTonize him with
their iavoTs, promising the most SCru pul0us at
tention, reasonable prices AMI honesty.
HIS own preparation. such the GERMAN
TINCTURE OF C0LCHI0CM, now universally
recommended and preferred b, the Richmond
NJ eGical Faculty and IN fact. all over the United
states, he continues to prepare IN the most con-
scisntious manner. as lllewlSs his remedies for
cutaneous Diseases, which have cured thousands /;
and his artificial Mineral Waters, for certain dis
eases. never fail to give instant ,ehef.
au 20 In q. A. STRECk r X. Agent.
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| L CLASSICAL AND NJ A TIL IT y II
| SCHOOL will he resumed on MoNDAi the 24th
| of September. t-s an Ii-tB
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JEFFERSON CLASSICAL AND CONF
u MERCIAL SCHOOL. Main. between 18th
and 10th streets. under the direction of w. J. u
WILLIAMS, A. NJ.
The exercises of this School were resumed on
September 3fd 1850. AS there are vacant seats
pareuts should apply immediately. For further
particulars apply at my residence, above the school
room 4-2W
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- FisrrK Il sHEpiERD.
ga WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
IA DRUGGI <TS,
"a Have on hand and are continually recsv,ng,
SUI plies of FRESH and RELIABLE MI DI
ClNtS. DRUGS. CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
and which they offer to cash customers at very
ntn
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IUFFERSON MALE ACADEIi)

u 18TH. bhI w ZEN CLE1 AND LEl6 ii o1S.,
CHURCH HILL.
The Fifth Annual Session Of this School viii
commence MONDAY, September Eth. 1860.
TERMS, per session of ten months-SS0 $40 and
$50; one half pay able LIST January, 1861, the re-
malnder LIST July, 1851. ~ - -
C. w. PETBERBRIDGE,
prInoinal
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~ CIAb SCHOOL, FOR R0YS AND YOUNG
MEN. on Franklin. between Sth and 9th streets.
EDWARD w. CONE. A. Nj 49,. Principal
The 9th asnaal session will commence on MON
DAi Sept. 18th,
For terms. &C.. see circulars at the Bookstores.
So l0-im r. w. CONE.
ard. Having left The city of Richmond and
changed my vocation. and thus necessarily VITA
drawn from my connection rs partner with MT r.
W. Cone, in he Classical and Commerc School,
desire, most cordially, to recommend HIM Ia nay
triends and others who may WISH to place their
sons IN charge IF a consc lentlous, efficient and
competent instructor. HORACE = SM lTH,
Sc ll~St Former Associate PRINCIPAL
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DUCklN GHA NJ HIGH SCHO
CHAS. W. CRAwLEY, A. NJ.
THOS J. GARDEN, A NJ

This Institution is within six honrs' travel from
Richmond. Petersburg. or 10y hburg. upon the
STAKE re ute between Farmvilie and Buckingham
Court House, and far from any place of disstpa-
TERMS
For every thing except lights, 40 for 10 months.
oni, nifty pupils taken
The design of this School ~ e. combine the NIL
ltarN with the common system of school tea, hing.
The session to open upon the first Thursday in
February. 1851. Call at ths principal bookstores
IN the State and see Prospectus of The school, or
apply 90 THUS j. GARDEN.
Curdsvlle p. o., buck ngham county, Va.
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MRS DR. RUST begs 20 announce that there
vi are vacancies in her Private Class for YOUNG
LADIES, which will re open 0ClOhER lsT, 1863,
at her residence, Main street, between 7th and Sth
Applications are respectfully requested, aul 2n =
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Mr.. ID. TURNER'S SELECT

w NDANNIJAI AN y EN'TLLSH Sc HUUL,
Main street, bstIresn 81 and 4th street,.
The seventeenth Academic year of this School
will commence MONDAY, the LIST OF Octoher
next Pupils will be a. mltted who are prepares
to commence the Ancient Languages, or enter
classes already formed.
Nj. TURNER can be seen az his residence. on
Sd street, tie tween Main and Franklin. tse 6-lmr
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(IHURCh HILL ENGLiSH, CLASSICAL
~ AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL,
ON BROAD, BETWEEN 2irH AN 18TH SITS.
The undersigned will open on Monday. 18th OF
September, a SCHOOL for Boys, at which they will
be prepared for any college or the active duties
of life. They design establishing permanent
School and have had seven ears experience.
TERMS FOR TEN M0STHS-pdyd6Ee Senls annually
in adraace:
u,yher English -. 80 - ..........--. ~ 90
Urinary Latin, Greek and Mathematics. 90 60
REFERENCES "A. y. Stokes. Hunt & James,
Gen. Alex. Brown, T; James Deane RICHMOND,
former patrons; Hon. K. G.. L.. Moncurc. Stafford;
WP Con way, Fredericksburg Caleb s. Halo
we'll, alexandra High school; Prof. g. 8. Ven
able University of South Carolina; Prois. Mar
tin and Holladav, IL. S. COLLEGE.
Persons desiring to enter pupils, will apply to
STOKES 4 RIvRs, or Hunt 4 JAMES.
G. s. MILLER,
I AIIT.ER
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JAS. L. JONf'S' III. u;
au I5-F&Tu4w hordonsvllle.
Is SIX MILFs NORTH OF CHARL0rTEo,
WILLIE AND UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. =
Tenth session beslns september 3D. 1907 and ends
CHARLES MINOR, NJ. D., A. M, U. of Va,
WV K. ABBOT. }...;s.oo,.
RoBr. RlVEs: A. NJ. I. Of Va, assistants nus,
ern Languages, N athsmaucs, Natural and Moral
Science. ,,
and Towels; payable, half Sept. 3, 1860; halt eb
POST Office and Depot, Charlottesville. Va.
au 29-2aU4v
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
Il MAYO STREET,
The seventeenth a l,1a session OF my SCHOOL
IN the basement of the Universalst Church.
sa5@i@ n 60 ~ '''''''' C. p. BURRUss.
9th DOMINION INeTlTITA,uIhe next
DIES, located at the corner OF 9th and Fran Kiln
streets Richmond, Va, will begin on the LIST day
Of Octo Der, 1860, and close on the Sofh ci June,
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
LIZ sHUMATE, Mental and Moral Science,
II. q. i tLSON, Natural Science and Mathe-
Rev II MES A. DUNCAN. Biblical Literature.
Mop. kD0U ;Rp HouDAlER, French.
MtsA AG0iE D. BkANDER, Primary Eng
HotAgk CHASE, Piano and organ.
HElSa ca SCHNEIDER, Harp
%. ERICSSON, ju,tar.
0SW Al D HEINRICH, Painting and Drawln,
j. w REEVE. Penmana hip.
TERMs,
tFor It's Session. payable half on lat of Octobe r
i residue Feb. L. 1871
Primary English including Vocal Music $50 90
Intern sdia;e English, including Vocal Mu-
:..---.::.... ..-.-..-...... 40 90
Senior, Including Vocal MUSIC 81 90
llnnguas IS. each ...--..:.; ------...... ~ 10
Piano, o. gan Guitar, or Cultivation of the
Voice for half- hour lessons, two per week 80 20
Voice. for one hour lie ssons two per week 80 90
OH Painting. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO %
PAS or alter CoIoTs, Crayon DTawing.... ~ o.
Use OF Piano 49, Observation-Disclosures. 10 O0
ornamental Branches ...-..,........ 0O W
H31Td 2u1 90
w aahins and Lights rs w
.HA Aspiration TO enter pupils. aad all commu-
nicaIlonE conceInag the school. should be- made To
THOMAS l.. GALLEHER,
Richmond. Va.
IA The announcement for the SESSION of 1880 '6l,
viii be furnished " those who apply, as Indicated.
az 7-2m
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TXAykG.EKs 1Se0
La 9. - TO THE NORTH.-IOOV.

ia - To EoR TIFF sSRT : / \ L sI;
RAILWA Y.-Trains leave Calvert Sts,ios,
Baltimore, daily, EXCEPT Sunday az $50 A. NJ,
iollars.) Buffalo, Owego. Oswsgo, Toronto Ham.
lton, all parts of Western New York and Carsds,
FOR Detroit. Chicago Cincinnati. ST. LOUIS, aGd 81
psr IT'S OF the West, Northwest and Southwest
Travellers can go to Detroit. Chicago, hIlvsa.
S.e, & c., via Niagara Falls at the same cost As
anY other route.
A new route to New York is now open By thu
Road. via Harrisburg and Jersey CITY, with ony
oEe change of cara. Fare SIS. Take the $50 IN
ira n aad 20 through IN daylight, over FIST clan
Roads and through a beautiful country. Try ii
a. Buy tickets ONLY 10 Baltimore
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All fees payable half in advance. No deduction
except in cases of protlacted sickness.
All apellcatiops for information should be d.
rects d to Mr.. 4. 6. STuBBS. Richmond, Va, TIL
lst September; after that. to the Principal.
The unde rsigned soliclts fair share of the pub
licpatronage. w. J. POINTS, NJ. d.
Pm
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- CIANEICA u % HUUIL, UIN -AO EIDE3 VT
7rH, BETWEEN CLAY AND MARSHALL
resume Ell on MONDAY, september 2itn. In this
senool every facility is afforded for the thoIou n
aad systematic prosecution OF every branch OF
the rrincI pal uses every effort 70 promote the ad
Va4ceulentof his pupils
a good and well selsc ed CHEMICAL AND PHLo-
soPKICAL APPARATUS has been purchased since
the last session.
Prof EMloN has charge of the French Depart
ment from tn 80 P NJ each day. The name of
this gentleman is a sufficient guarantee that the
LANGUAGE will be thorous lilly taught.
TBRMs-As heretofore.
For further PARTICULARS, parents ere reQMes'ed
to call at MessIs BINFoRD IL PoRTER's Ware
rooms corner 18th and Franklin streets, or ad-
dress me throu h the Post Office. -
Sc 4-dIm II. RINEORD.
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n II Il u
X NEAR OLD POINT AN0 HAMPTON, VA.
The next session OF this Institution will com
mence ON the first WEDNESDAY In October -
The location, extraordinary on account OF It's
beauty and hsaithiulness, the easy access to It,
and its profanity to Hampton, Norfolk and Ports
None of the diverting tempting iphuences of
the city here atfec. the pupils. Nor is there any
hindranoe from day pupils. rs all are boarde rs.
while they enjoy the re- iinements and pleasures of
a well ordered home. The course III instruction
is divided into ten de partments or schools, In tch
of which diplomas are awarded upen writtea ex-
ai.inations. The Teachers are gentlemen of thor
ough scholarship, and have secured for themselves
and the Institution high reputattonN -
TERMS:
Board, including fuel, lights and washing, for the
d1lic schT. w
English Tuition IN Preparatory and Collie
giate Department. ..-....... 50 %
sther braneh hes, extra.
81 For catalogues. and luther iuformat on
address, REv. G A RAYMOND. Hampton, Va.
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The nth Academic Session of thus Institute
val commence on MONDAY, the LIST of October
Issa E7-7 IA ~ a.
fhe course of instruction furnishes a complete
PREPARATION tor any GLASS la College, and embraces
tae Modern Languages, and all the common. use.
tat and ornamental Branches, which are pt vaiue
10 the mental training OF the pupil or iof the pfao
toai purpases of life,
fhe services of ahis and successful teachers are
secured for the Mathematical, French anu pfa~'
ing Departments. -,
The frlmasy Department for little boys, receives
For fufthsr particnla,s, apply ~ my residence
"a LA '''s h l.. TIGHE.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-01-12
Household and Kitchen
Furniture.

conveyed to the Trustee by said deed.
The undersigned will also sell on the same
day, ut 10 o'clock n. M, at public sale, TO the
highest bidder, in front Of the st. Nicholas
Hotel in the city OF Cumberland, the follow
ing leasehod property, all fronting on Decatur
street, in said city, to wit
All that lot of ground which was de-
missed by James Smith to James Dull by
an indenture of lease for ninety-nine
years, renewable forever, dated Septom-
Der 20, 1850, and recorded among the
Land Records of Allegany County, a.
foresad, in Liber II. r., No. I, folios
352 &C., on reference to which being
had the routes, bounds and description of
the same, and the terms and conditions
of said lease will fully appear.
And also all that other leasehod property
adjoining on the West side the property above
described and which was originally demised
for ninety-nne years renewable forever, by
said James Smith TO said james Duf, and one
james Ball, by an indenture of lease, recorded
in the afore aid Land Records in Liber H. T.,
No. 3, folios 755 &c, and BY said James Ball
and Mary 2. Ball his wife, granted and con-
veyed 10 James Duff by deed dated March 10
1856, aud recorded in said Land Records in
Liber II. 4. No. ii, folos 81 &c, on reference
10 which being had the easeho!d property
herein last described belonging to said James
Daft, and hereby advertised TO be sold, VIII
fully appear
The above leaschold property hereby adver-
tised to be sold is improved by u 2 story