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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
on GRACE STREET Between Sd x 18th,
IL NJ a Il A


REV. NJ. d. HoGE, d. D. pt.t,
A. w. DUPUY, A. NJ, r"h0'paS
INHE duties Of the institution will be re-
Il sumed on TUESDAY the Sd day Of January, lS6O,
INSTRUCTORS.
Rev. Moses D. HOge D. D. English Leratufe studies
Dupuy A. NJ Mental and Moral Philosophy and Natural
Sciences.
Coleman University Of Va Mathematics Ancient Ian
guages and History.
Miss Augusta Daniel Preparatory Department
Prof Charles Sebert. Piano
Madame Mathlde Estvan Vocal Music
Prof A. La Bombarc French.
Prof. g. Persico, italian, Drawing and Painting
Senior Carlos Cordoyez Mera, Spanish.
Prof Heinrich Schneider, Harp.
Prof o. A. Ericssion, Guitar.
DR. Hoges Lectures English Literature which found
Interesting and instructive will continued Young
dies residing In the city who longer pursue
school, but who still wish to cultivate Bellies Lere5 may become
members Of his Glasses and attend the prescbed without
being otherwise connected with the Seminary.
TERMS
Board for nine months lending last day OF June 1902 5000
Washing and lights Is 90
Tuition in the Preparatory Department ....... 80 90
do In ordinary English branches ..... 30 90
do In advanced do do OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ 90
do in Modern and Ancient Languages each ..... 90 90
Music Vocal and Instrumental (PiaDo and GUITAR for
lesson Of one hourper week 40 90
For two lessons OF one hour each per week 80 90
Use Of Piano 10 90
Drawing In Crayon ............ % 90
raining IN water coors 30 90
Painting In 40 GO
The Boarding Department control Of Mr. and Mrs
Dupuy who PdreHt control the young
trusted 10 their
Hoge will take pleasure answering any letters OF Inquiry
with regard to the school All business letters should be
TO A. NJ. DUPUY.
lady Richmond Va
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JOHN d GEORGE GIBSON,
BUILDERS
pTCHNTOND VA

RICHMOND, VA,
MOULD respectfully inform their friends and the public
w orally that their establishment at tie Of Cary and
sixth ecenty destroyed by FREE has been rebuilt IA
substantial manner and that they prepared
eraons in their departments 81 business extensive scale
To this end they have enlarged their work shops and furnished
them with all the improved MACHINERY and other appliances
which facilitate expedite the prosecution OF CARPENTRY
WORK in It's various branches.
Their Saw Mills Mayo's Island, completed
ocapacy will enable them meet the Incl easing
demands Of the city for building mber The Mills Of the
approved kind built by Geo Page Co Of Bal
tmoe and having their patent motions and attachments The
Engine Of hundred horse was built by John and
James Turner this city They have hand RATS Of
pine pg and have made arrangements TO get contnu
supply aud prepared to GIL all orders promptly
able prices accommodating TAy have engaged
reliable mechanic work their lath machine and will furnish
pas,erers' ahs In any quantity that be desired.
They will heretof furnish ss and eDdtes for buildings
and and will for the erection and
completion OF the same in the city country.
For patronage extended them In by the
citizens OF Richmond and other portions of the State thew beg
express their grateful thanks and them that they
will by every in their power merit cOntinu
ance Of their favor and confidence. ja2-d5w
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DIVIDEND.-TheP President and Directors of Farmers
Bank Of Virginia have declared Dividend OF per
the profits Ct Institution for the last six months Deductng
per bonus to the State leaves 80 per cent pay
able to the Stockholders J. A. SMITH,
ia4-di0t Cashier.
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NIORPHN'S GAMES.
d. APPLETON x Co
Nos $40 and SIS BROADWAY
PUBLISH ruIs DlY-
WORPHX GAMES.
SELECTION OF THE BEST GAMES PLAYED
BY TUE DfSTINGJ ISHED CHAMPION
IN EgKOPH AND AMERICA.
WITH
ANALYTICAL AND CRITICAL NOTES
J. LONENTlIAL
yHl i1m0. Cloth as pages. 1928


MANY friends both Co Europe and America, have frequently
vi lr--I @. arrange collection o. games VIII c they
would with kindly reception from chesspayers
generally Bl continued contests during the twelve months
would have p-r-lI-d my c1ucurng With serng request
the assistance rendered friend Herr
L1VrrtL The cnuous note, with which tas Volume enriched
mainly o bis learned reputation and asidly
ANALYST, ana s amply repay p-ll from every lover Of
hI-
arrangement % this work, rule has been adopted Civ
ll- possible On. |-tr gfHt. This rule however
yuorei rspsgta h, and H1dod contests which
thought advisable give entire Thus many parties
which might ohriVr have been omitted and others
wanting which would pe8ps have advautAgousy replaced
the rsad-rt1 express his opinion the Judcious
e selection aud solicit his courteous consideration for
th- work before hIl
PAUL MORPHY.
D. A. Co, ala publish
THIS EXPLOITS Am TRIUNPs ~ EUROPE or PAUL NOR
PuY THE CHESS CHAMPION Including Historical
of Clubs Biographical Sketches OF Famous Players various
Anecdotes relating % che noble tame Of Chess By
Pal Nirp late Secretary a Europe vol limo with portraits
UI tte great living Players .a cents
ANGELS BOOK OE CHESS; RES1 a CHsPtsrE Gum
suI. l3mn. Cloth 81 2a
CHESS BOARD FOR TRAN ELERS, IN A CASE % cents.
AINNEYs MANUEL % CHESS. yol lsmo. 90 cents.
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Richmond, Jan'y ., ls5o.
COPARTNFHSHIP NOTICE..

CARD this opportunity Of returning sincere
N my old lends and patrons for their liberal support
and hope receive continuation Of the the concern
ja3-dlmSc3m A. SAMUEL
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ngSSOTNTIOV.
Commission BUSINESS.

INHE fmof BAPTIST WHITE, f. this day dissolved by
The Of the firm will be used In closing rs
business SAMUEL g. BAPTIST,
RlcuAoSD Dec. 81, 1859 JNO. E. WHITE.
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cry ITEMS.

- u,r,r-Sg,tt A NkW Isl itriN" HA LHA''-
I's r.., meeting Of the city Council, Nr. Graf
' ~. .rs,ill committee on the Poor House pre-
tn, ~. eoainr report, which We commend 10 'ne at
,,opoa of our reader, ..o,.l Fl, rroviis for the
Fl Pc ..,,-. and Improvements of the Poor House.
-. tirr last report, AGAIN made a personal 'h-
a of che buildings and croundS G''1 lot 'Nc 10
.l,t.l1 Of che poor OF iue CIV 'Pv" ,v, '"'tS'
to.i ,iffs. we're strongly impressed Win the con
con ,,,. mo-, good policy % attempt 20 repair
''.vi Il, tb. present building. 10 Was obvious that &c
snd s't ,s.,ry 90 renew the floors, the doors aud
r''.l-,. The interior arrangement oil the building
%. IN, b, altered boz part and the whole Will require
i- f..,s-ed within and succeed without The posi-
~ tbs building IS, too very awkward having been
u'u U. .,.,t directly South which might have been
u''. ,--,urista arrangement when there were uei-
-sst. or improvements. near it but when Is both
.ty and iucou' tncnt 90 present ana " I oe H'Ieh
'- editions are made Ht The ends OF the present
I.l. 20 81, -F. .rr, line with the building The COM
WIS s .,,lei that 90 the present building is permit
,,r4 and che additions shall Dee made 10 lt which
%" ,,s..lry for the comfortable accommodation OF The
"ef,bs civ. very few wears viii elapse before the
49, 5f Richmond viii insist upon IT'S being taken
$50 .-l when that shall bee done the whole outlay
oL NAV now be made upon 10 viii be a dead loss
e' ..,rpauyiar Mr. Grat,au's report was statement
a.,~ ha Cv Engineer OF which the following IS the
r-opased 10 pun down the old house and use the
r.r far they are suitable u the construction OF
l,.ss The site proposed IS nearly the same that
f.5. r-sseut house. with the exception that tIe-new
t ui. Doe located parallel With the street running I'm
r.,fit The new building viii be huilt OF brick and
.--v front ot 3a feet by depth Of 3S feet with
t....., wing t4 bv -l feet extending back ou each
rts-a win haa basement extending entirely under
.I-.s The height OF the main and end buildings
. .-c ,tories and that ot the front and wings
,., .-5-.s, above che basement porch ls feet wide
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RECRUITS SONG,
Piano accompaniment,
Young his grandmother for the purpose
getting money previous his departure for the The
granny aughngly replies "ss regards the money wish
may get t."
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ICORICE,-Pk stick, and of approved brands
IL um.Arabic and Olive Oil
Tonqua Beans Superior Angostura
Just received and for saleowby J. PTTFIELD GEORGE
In ~ Blair Co.'S building,
noG9-g Corner 18th and Cary Streets
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- D-LOTHTAN NOTICE.

49, The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Mid
Lothian Coal Mining Company, Will held their Office,
OF m and Main streets MONDAY the 18th inst at y o'clock
Jas-t JOHN c. SrANARD Sec'y.
INOR NEW ORLEANS.-The superior fas, sail L.
Il Ing schooner ROSENEArH, Captain Baker, having
large portion Of her engaged going board viii
quick dispatch For balance Of freight apply 10
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IIHE subscribers JOSEPH PANNIL ident Of the CITY o.
Richmond and THOMAS BRUCE resident OF the Of
Halifax virginia have this day formed LIMITED
Partnership under the syle and firm of - PANNILL for
the purpose OF conducting Commission city
Richmond Virginia. continue until the first day Of lar Iary,
l,CDA one thousand hundred and siNtyour JOSEPH
PANNlLL Is "GNFRAL PARTNER THOMAS BRUUEis
NER and As such this contributed the capital Of
firm Of thousand dollars 100000 Witness
hand and seals this 80 day Of January, lsGO
PANNILL, (seal)
THOMAS BRUCE, (sesL)
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N tered upon the James Winston Esq this
city, notice hereby given all indebted 10 him by bond
note open call and settle their respective
debedness with the least possible delay and those having claims
against the estate VIII present them me properly authenticated
for settlement. WM y. BUTLER,
del4-m Admir- Of James Winston. Decd
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WILL practice the Psylyania Franklin Henry
w and Halifax
ton.
Address, Pittsyyania C. H., Va. jad-dly
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C,O-PARTNRRSHIP.

ItO-PARTNERSIIIP.-T The under-irned have connected
- themselves under the firm Of HUNT JAMES AID will CON
tnur c0mmssan business for the sale Of Tobacco Wheat
Flour Cotton Corn and Produce generally also, for the sale
purchase % Merchandise also for forwarding Merchandise To
bacco, SC
We solicit the patronage Of the friends Of the late Of
Hunt Brother, OF our Mr.. James and OF the public.
Our the Of Cary and Virginia streets where
We shall he pleased 10 friends JAS. C. HUNT,
HENRY JAMES
Richmond "a Jan'y 1854. ja2-ts
80 Enquirer please copy.
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CRY oF RICHMOND STATE VIRGINIA, To wit r. BuRroS
Justice OF tie Peace Ia the City Richmond do hereby certify
that Joseph Pann general partner" named in the writing
annexed bearing date January 3D. 1860 this day made
oath before me that the sum said writing contrbu.
by the special has been actually paid in by him in
cash,
Given under my hand this 80 day Of January, 1860
ja4-2m r NJ BURTON, J. P
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NEGRO HIRING FOR 1860.
WIN - PHTT r IDS

GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
MILL continue 10 hire negroes houses
w and adjust claims Of every description, appertalnng
agency, for the ensuing year
He takes this method Of returning his sincere thanks his
patrons for the very liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
him, hopes, by strict attention business
Of the del6-d&c2awlm
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TIIF firm OF Hun

TIVuF firm HUNT BROTHER IS this dissolved by mutual
The OF the concern will be used by either part
uer iu closing the business. JAS Q. HUT,
ia2-ts DANL K. HUNT.
Richmond, Jan'y 3 lSGO.
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THVHE undersigned will continue the Commission Business In his
name. the od office Of Baptist White, and sohcs
cousgumens Tobacco Wheat &c from the friends Of the late
firm OF baptist WHITE, well as oi the public generally
j2-dkclnd JOHN D. WHITE.
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lAnoS Am RErOsE.--James Montgomery was a very
orthodox gentleman, and small poet but
he knew very little about the life Of an editor or he
never would have said
Might the time . sleep
How sweet when labors close
To gather round n aching breast,
The curtain o. repose
With the daily journalist night is the time to toll 1t
Is we'll perhaps that necessity makes it So since thought
flows ireer and brighter then, aud borcs-nstruments
invented for peroratng editors-arc out Of the way
being asleep or drunk so far as we are concerned we
would not care t were night aud all bores should
sleep the while Il is not that We wish them HARM but
aud peace for ourselves Oh, save us from those
who have ten thousand questions ask all about moth
ing each day. Had our own way with them, we
would compel them TO wear huge interrogation points
their hats that everybody who has business Of his
70 attend to might avoid them
THE WORLDS PRAYER MEErlNG.-By general under
standing among the Protestant Christians of America
and Europe this week viii be devoted to prayer for the
success of the churches
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4 CARD.

subscriber Ia retiring from the Grocery business takes this
method returning his sincere thanks his old friends for their
liberal patronage during number year. and most cordially
commend. their confidence my partner and Mr.
CHAS NJ BuSlER gentleman 10 every way worthy ~ their
can bee found samuel Wilson's Shockoe Slip
where viii be glad 10 receive consignments -
JNO. J. WILSON.
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AND FANCY GOODS


HANEY, successor r. Buquesne, 207 Main Street. has
u received from Paris large and fresh supply Of PERPU-
merry comprising desirable article In use Also fine
fancy Pins Shell and Buff any tuckng and dressing Combs
with variety of ether goods which he would call the attention
Of ladies and gentlemen
4. - a, sIor,as no,,ca - delE-lm
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HANEt associated with IN the Commission Grocery
and Liquor business ". L. slater The business will be con
Quoted in the name OF J. W. NIPE co. J. W. NlPE,
No. 80, Main Street
ST take this opportunity TO return sincere thanks to my
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,
on THE HAVANA PLAN.
CAUTION

Persons living distance should he extremely cautious OF
whom they order Lottery Tickets Certificates Packages
Tickets The country flooded with bogus and swndIng Loe
e Every nducemen held persons invest money
In them. Capital Prizes Of from $4,000 $40 their
shemeswith Tickets al One Dollar 100000 Capital
offered Tickets Five Dollars All such, In every Instance
frauds and money sent 20 them for Tickets II much
thrown without the shadow chance getting
Beware Of all Lotteries where The Capital Prize unusually
IN comparison 10 the price Of Tickets In
large Prizes offered for small Of Tickets put
a certain fraud.
~ All orders addressed 70 FRANCE, BROADBENTs CO.
Wilmington, Del, will meet with prompt attention, the printed
official drawings sent
FRANCE, BR0ADBENTs d CO.,
la2-9tawlnd Mlmnntnn nelauare
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RICHMOND THEATRE
KrrNKEI A co .LEssEEs AND MANAGERS
Geo. KunEel Jao. t Ford, I. l. MOIleyl
THOs L. MOXLEY Acting Manager
B. PHILLIPS. Stage Manager
SECOND NIGHT OF THE GRAND OPERATE SPECTACLE
ENCHAN MFR Il SIS.
Which will be produced with unusual splendOr
Thursday Evening, Jan. nth,
WIN be performed, the Opera Of
THE ENCHANTRESS.
stella Miss Caroline Rchlrgs
RAmlr MIR. Peter Rchlngs
with all the original music of Bate and ounnington
MR.. DeBEERSKrS ILLUSTRATIVE LECTURE
SSIAN LIFE,
ASSISTED BY MRS. DEBEERSRI
Mechanics Institute,
FRIDAY EVENING JANUARY 18TH, 1860
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR OF RICHMOND.
HE proceeds placed hands Of Union Benevolent
Il Society, to be distributed as they think proper.
LECTURE.
rAuu
GIPSEY SONG 1.-THE PEERLESS sOPHINKA"
Translated from the Russian by Mr. Piano accomp
animent
The gem Of the universe pearl Of our tribe,
Beloved and beauteous sought for my bride
Fly brothers fly U swiftly fly
Bring back my love, or let me die.
Tell her nv heart with love Is scorchinE,
For her, the peerless Sophinka.
thought she'd forgotten how noble her birth
And gladly would wander with me Ger the earth
Fly fly nv friends, o quickly fly
Bring back my love, or let die.
Tell her my heart with love is bounding,
For her, the peerless sophlnka,
Alas she has fed from her wild gipsey home
And never again We together shall roam
Well brothers well that speaking eye,
She comes back, let de
Nv love, for thee my heart has broken,
Thou worshipped peerless, Sophnka
RECRUITS SONG,
Piano accompaniment,
young recru makes love to his grandmother puTpos,
Of getting some money previous To his departure war Tn,
old granny aushngy replies ss regards the money wish You
SONG OF THE TRoYEA,
DRIVER Of THREE HORSES ABREAST.
Hark there they come hear them inglug,
Once more am summoned 70 depart,
Those bells with storm and thunders mnging
EpeH
With slsndro tales ofher-mine only
Those vile traducers hu my ears,
When home returned from journeys lonely,
They fl my heart with gloomy fears.
R,lsJt
Put more 10 tales I'll listen,
Nerr IN seek her faith 90 prove,
Nor yet with tears her eyes shal gisten
For naught earth my heart shall move.
Rspsuk
An Translated bg Wr D,B,sr,kL
RUSSIAN ROUJICK, in his native dress Selling hot te'
HOT PANCAKE DEALER with song Guitar accompaniment
RUSSIAN CoACHWAN, In costume song. .......... Guta
GIPSEY, To costume, song Cuta
COSSACK SONG, dance ami tricks
ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS
Doors open a, 'Ocook-conmence O'Clock precisely
iA--dtd
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CO-PARTNERS

GO-PARTN ERSHIIP.-The subscribers have this day
~ formed copartnershp for the purpose Of carrying on
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS In the city Of Richmond and
have the Sh1ckue Slip lately occupied by A.
samuel They hope by personal attention to business, 10 merit
the patronage their friends and the public generally.
A. :. SAMUEL,
J.. J. WILSON.
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Bye. T woKrHAM a Co, Arc1s
BY DICKINSON. NIL / co. Arc


NAL AND WATER POWER IN TIE TOWN OF WELDON.
NORTH CAROLINAIn conformity With permission granted by
recent Legislatures Of Virginia ana North Carolina the
Roanoke Navigation Company WILL the April
In the Weldon proceed sell auction their and
Power and the said town Of Weldon
Carolina The property consists Of Canal miles long
beginning the head Of the falls Of the Roanoke and erm
mating the foot OF the in the town Also another
the and fourth Of mile long which there
fall Of feet and around Eaons falls With Canals will
sold all the lands the mrgn Of the same belonging 10
Roanoke Company with all rs privileges and properties between
CASTOR and Weldon, Including Aqueducis Locks Mil
Sites every other thing thereto apperanng This
deemed Of value and presents field Of capital and enter
without superior IN the Southern country There Pail
eighty feet and the volume Of Ever about
passes the falls Of James River Weldon the
with Raleigh with WI mington the centre Of an exceed
focus Of four Railroads connecng th Richmond with Norfolk
ngy productive country. An abundance cotton t grown IN
neghborhod supply the demands Of cotton
ufactures The lower Roanoke region proverba pro.
corn and the upper for Wheat which Weldon Is
connected by Railroad and River navigation
invited examine this property and Mr. Base
residing Weldon, vii show It 10 all who to see IT, aud
will exhibit a map OF the
TRIMS sale will be onehd cash onehrd SIX months one
third In twelve months with Interest deferred payments as Is
required by the act Of the State Of y. q.
TH0S. McGEHEE proxy Of the State Of North Carolina
WM. VI. CLARKE, proxy Of the State Of Virginia
WM, II. WESSON, for the Stockholders. de9q-df
~ The sale Will be conducted by
WI. PANNGLL Auct'r,
Petersburg, Va.
Who will Al any time furnish All necessary in,rts Ia "a
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DISSOLUTION.

EICIA1Su, January 2nd, lsdO
TIIHE concern WILSON BOSHER l. this day dissolved by
The Of the firm will be used by eithe
pa-tuer ia Winding up the business Of the concern.
JOHN J. WILSON,
CHAS. NJ. BOSHER
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10 C'Es D.ssErsl g., has long been ''eonsummation
-'ous a- a.,ara- b. The Ph .i,i,n and ,l p.. NJ
Iy cure, sEeete ~ the O1yrena.ed Bit,ers. should
y both elasses that under sbicbsoever of its Prote-
re- l-s die sPpears il ready succumbs g this