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.lLLEGfIiST COLLEGE.

NOTWITHSTANDING the burning o. the main building
~ on the premises, The School viii 60 regularly on, ~
advertised.
We can accommodate 80 youas iaen, instead Of 100, rs
FRY, stated.
Let no young man, who ~pu!poseI attending school here,
b.. prsvcE;e! from doing 80 by the accident.
WM. T. DUNCAN.
All papers friendly 10 this Institution will obiIs- b. civ.
Ing Il Ir.tuitous insertion 10 the foregoing notice, or an eli.
torItl rrfrrrin, TO ths .i..iec. s,nt ~
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49,. ATE establishing a Women's Libary in
u: ~ i9FA. Il "as formally opened on Mon
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S'Ite VI cts.

BALTIMORE, Oct. +th. -Flo:!r and Wheat are
unchanged. Corn is quiet; white TOaI5c. Lard
l3c. Coffee is active and firm Ut l+!aljic.
NEW York, Oct. +--StockS are dull and
lower; New York Centrsls IS; Virginia SKIES
gl4. Coffee ut an auction sale Of 2,2So bags oil
Santos brought 1T l2;al5ic, averaging l+sc;
Rio !3:aiJtc averaging nc. Cotton unchanged.
Southern Flour has declined; sales At $iIa1 I5aG.
Wheat la2c. higher. Corn is steady; mixed 09a
| 70c. Provisions steady. Whiskey 2"!c. Sugar
| firm; Muscovado 6la7!. Coffee firm, al an
advance Of ialc. Turpen,inc unchanged. lo-
| sin steady at ST 4TIal 30. Rice steady.
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y arg: detachment Of United States troops
.sa,e New York for Texas and California,
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR TILE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
Further by the ConnauSht.

New Yonk, Oct. 3.-Thc King of Naples,
it is supposed, was still at Capua, which town
was barricaded and ar,red. 1t is reported that
the Kings troops and Garibaldlans exchanged
shots at the out post near Capua. The French
Minister, it was announced, would quit Naples
on the 9th.
Garibaldi, in Il letter. declares that there
exists an irreconcilable difference between him
and Cavour's policy"
1t is reported that the quarrel between the
Sandman Government and Garibaldi had ar
rived a, such a pitch, that Victor Emmanuel
had determined to proceed to Naples for aper-
sonal interview with Garibaldi.
The Neapolitan Ministry has resigned.
Official bulletins o! the battle at Castle Fidas
had been received. The published details
agree with the previous statements. Among
the 900 prisoners taken there were 50 officers,
some of high rank. In consequence of this
victory 1000 Papal troops, mostly foreigners,
SO officers Of the Guards of Lamoriciere, with
6 guns, ammunition, &c. capitulatcd, and laid
down their arms on the 18th September.
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Address Lswrenceyille, Brun.wirL county, Va.

The location Of Mr. Poynor's Sci.u"l Is midway between
his residence and my own, and lapils Will be received as
boarders In my family al SIR. Pa rates. Mr. Digs PoyE6r
vii Loard with me. This arrangement secures tn those board
INK with me such assistance In their studies as may be rrquir.
ed at any time, and that degree OF counsel or control which
will be beneficial to their morals oil manner. have kno"n
Mr. Poynor from his childhood, and can confidently rrchti-
arnd him to the public As competent by his a~tta!nuents
and qualified by his character and disposifion for the pro-
frsslon In which he now engages. Ali boys whn may be en-
trusted to me shall receive lha, kind and parental atien-
ton extended to my own suhs.
J. RAyESSCROFT JONES.
Brunswick Springs, Va, August 10th, 1861.
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The New York Union Ticket.

ALBANY, Oct. 3--The Union ticket has been
.a..iv formed. Greene c. Bronson has bscn
,.,s;ttntcd in: Henry ). Raada!i as e~lvctur at
20, and the douglas State Committee have
'at,f,ed the fusion. Vim. c. Grin, of lIrrki.
1-' c9Gnty WAS substituted for Vim. +. Allen
q; Lieutenant Governor. Mr.. Greene express.
-, determination to oppose the ticket, and
r; 2T'iy will stump the State against II.
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ROCK SPRING ACADEMY,

BRUNSwICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
TJNlIE exercises Of this School will be resumed on the LIST
4 Monday In September next, and continued until the lst
OF July, lS5l, with an intermission OF two weeks at Christ
mas. Having associated my brother Digs Poyner, a re-
cent graduate OF the Virginia Military Institute, with me
In the management Of the School, I can confidently assure
the public that IT. advantages will be greatly multiplied
The higher Mathematics and the English branches will re-
ceIre particular attention, while T." tlass.cs will not be
neglected. Practical lessons In Surv.. ng, &C., vii! be civ
en- In the field; and no effort will br pared 10 make the
School worthy OF public %con6den"r lad patronage. a
str CT, yet kind, discipline will be c ny enforced, and the
military feature will be adopted as l.! 80 practical. As 10
the qualifications o! my associate, refer to Col: =. H..
smith and the Faculty generally OF lie Virginia Military
lnstitu,e. For further PARTICULAR arriy for a circular.
TEEys.-For Session ul ten monIl.s, half pay able lst Jan.
uary:
French extra. -. as
English branches. ...... S35
Board, Including every thing. ....... .Sl.5
D. 7 pOYNOk.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.

NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
ktSkEL & MONLEY... ........ Lessees and Managers.
l. H.. Manager.
CUOpERS OPERA TROUPE.
GREAT TRIC.NPX
UESEF1T OF ANNE MILLSER.
TINlllS FRIDAY EVENING, October 9TH. will be present.
Il ed the Opera Of
OfsM L.
To couclude with
THE w1TEpNAS
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS
TWILL find nj III Main street all they want 10 the

BOOK AND STATIONERY
lines, at low prices for cash or approved credit.
Blank Backs Of home manufacture, better than any Of
Northern make. but e stock OF Yankee Books are also kept
for ;hoSe who will buy common goods.
Cap, Letter and Wrapping Paper Of all sizea and quail
;i-s.
louuet Boards, lnk.tands, Pets, y!ol!ns aud Strings. Ink,
States, &c.
Virginia, Dutch aud English Al;nanac5 for 1861.
School Books OF all kinds, Bibles, Testaments, Hymn and
Prayer Books, Novels and Standard Literature, In great
variety.
- Blank Books made 10 orl-r, and al kinds Of Book
binding done ut short notice J. ". RANDOLPH.
Sent o.,
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HOWE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

COUNTY, VA.
HAYING employed 4 highly competent teacher 10 10.
Ill struct our sons, preparatory TO the University Of
Virginia, We propose TO take a few boarders as EeTLrrs OF
our families.
We reside six miles from the University, and very near
Ivy Depot, on the Central Railroad. The exercises Of the
School will commence on the Goth day Of September, and
terminate on the lst Of July, ls6l.
Terms f2l0, including everything +; one half 10 be pRid
at the csIpnencrmrnt, the other oil the Isl OF February.
Our medical services will be given TO our hnar'Iers era.
tnitousiy.
For further particulars, address either Of Ut At Ivy
Depot, Albemar!e county, Va
JOHN K. WOODS, VI. D.
September Self 81. L. ANDERSON, NJ. d.
INDEPENDENCE ACADEMY.
Il TENDER, 1859. and WAS successful.
The second session began 81 the 2uil Of February, 1850,
under iattering omens.
The third session will begin on the 81 Of September, $50.
The Academy Is permanent.
ENGLISH BRANCHES ti0 I'll per session.
MATHEMATICS and MODERN and ASCENT Lam
GUAGES *15 ~ per session.
BOARD Fl per month. Address the Principal,
JAMES A. hartley, A. ~,
Feb a9-cif Independence, Grayson county. Va.
TEIE COLLEGE OF ST. ia Is,
WASHINGTON COUNTY, MARYLAND.
Tf1liE Nineteenth Annual Session opens on Wednesday,
i the 96th September. For admission into the College,
or It's Grammar School, apply 10 the Rev. Dr.. kERF0OT,
College Of 81. James, P. o., Maryland.
July 2i-clOw
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kIO T'fIE STUUENTS OF TIE

itIO THE STUDENTS OF TIVE
4 NEDICAi. COLLEGE OF rl.'t-:-
The subscribers respectfully inforci .tn1eG's .''sai.":
The Lectures Of the Medical College OF 'i'Ein,s, 'h"t NJ!
have for tSiu u full SOCK OF hl tie La ho.t-
used and recommended by the Projectors o. t.s' Iass.'.
tion, which will be sold al the very loves! p.ies,
The Subscribers puSlnh THE eTCDESTs' REVIEW o..
Examination on Therapeutics, aster!a Aledic.: ana F.
macy. BY r. 81. Anderson. ~. .. Price :.
~ JAMES ~wOoDHoCsE I CO.,
booksellers. and S'Guoaer.,
o,,a 1879 Main street. hichmnnd.
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BURLINGTON COLLEGE.

TIME twrnr y-riel III Term at this Institution Will begin on
i THURSDAY, the l,t Of November, All Saints Day-
Punc:u,l attendance j. required, that Rotations may be
held In all the Glasses on the following day.
The Rev. j. BarCEESEioGx GIBSON, has accented the Rec.
tor-hip OF he College, nDI vii enter on his t!atir, "A, the
beginning 81 IN. nrS: term.
This arrangement, The result Of much thought and lnGu:.
rs On the par! o: The Trustees, Will give. Il Is confidently
hoped. "a rev lie a;! ylgor 10 al departments Of the fns,..
tution, with 4 view TO which ih- br.Iria:s will be az ono.
put In thorough repair, ami ample provision made for In.
crcasing the comfort Of the pupils, Tor building up II true
Christian home, and fo" all O;ier advantages contemplated
In the plan Of the liTrntrdi founder Of he College,
A, it IS the desire of the Trustees, and il.r Intention OF
the Rector 10 ri.c special attention for awhile 10 the Pre-.
paratorr Department, aadtO make H. discipline as pcrfrc,
~ possible. nouc Others than hrar,lrrs In the Institution
will lie admitted 4, pupils. and it !. preferred tina. no scho.
lars shall enter, for the present. over The age o. ai-en.--
Exceptions, regarding age, Will be made al the discretion
Of The Rector.
Applications 10 lie addressed TO
Rev. }. BRECKlNRlDGE GIBSON, Rector.
II. frv. ", II. uuENllElMER, d. D., President.
Rev. MILO MAIAN. u. D.,
T.. Il. D. OGDEN,
J Z. GARTHwAITf,
ABN. BROWNING,
HENRY McFARL.aS,
Executive Committee o. Trustees.
BChL:SCTuy. y. J.. Oct. ). lSGU-Li, ycwl:
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IUST PUBLISHED. AUGUST, $500.

JUST PUBLISHED, Isoo.
MOORE's SYSTEM OF ANALYTICAL rENMAESNlP,
Is Fix SuHpEgS, BY
TIL Q NJ As w. MO R H,
Professor at Plain and Ornamental Peumanship, in
.Trit,Ydlr's PbiiIrtiJhtn CUE!mrrctH CoW.gr.'
yE,IIE well established reputation Of This Institution Tor
tior6uglIa-s- IN every branch OF CoNhkUel"L
EUCCiTiUN, will, to Il great extent, be Ii ruafiht.e d
the character OF these books. -,
Ih-y are made of the very best double thick paper. The
Couir. al; the head of each page have been executed ny
onr OF the most 8. !l!lal engraTe's In our city, nnc are Per-
feet Etc siatlsy OF Nj Moorr's pennanship Ny arrange
meats are such that the paper Ia these BOOKS VIII be tai
$. c. HAYES. Publisher,
n, "a, 100 Market street Plilld.luhIa,
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OLD pOMIXiOX NAHINGS RANK

Of HICUNO.YD.
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
fEIIllS Institution will receive deposits, on which an int.
4 rest Of six Per cent per annum will be paid on all sums
rrInain!hg l0EscE :l!Hn fix months, and hva per cent for Il
shorter time.
Deposits rrc.i:e! ani certificates issued at the Office nf
Chas. !. Morris, l9J Main street, by the Treasurer.
CHAS Y. NORRIS, President.
]. BRUCE MCCLElLANp, Secretary.
JOHN +. REGSACI.T, Treasurer.
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baron isenfreV mud Suite In Washington.

WAsu1xGToH, Oct. +.-Baron Ren!rew visit
ed the Capitol this forenoon with his suite. \
small crowd congregated, but there was no
demonstration. He reached the White House
in time to meet the appointment for the public
reception. An immense crowd OF citizens and
strangers assembled there. The doors were
opened ut II o'clock. The reception lasted hall
al hour only. The hundreds who were unable
10 gain admission were subsequently grained
with a view of his features at an upper windo"
of the mansion. During the reception the
scene in the green room WAS mos, brilliant
the slittering uniforms of the army and navy
officers, the court dresses Of the diplomats.
beautiful women, &C., appeared to great adrat.-
tage. The whole was enlivened 10y music from
the full Marine band.
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rHIF:N DOLLARS r:VvA Il
L ed frsn my stable. on the eth Inst, about ~
dark, my black HORSE. lie l. n 1900 hore, ~.
years old, trots In harness and PAGES under the sauu'e;
is over medium size, weighs leo pounds, long name and
tail, name chared partly of ntar his head; has white spot,
size nf u copper, on his back, caused by saddle. Any Per.
son bringing him 10 me, pr furnishing information enabling
me TO get him, will lie paid the above reward. The ho-S:
came from Augusta county II. NJ. SMITH,
Manufacturer and Dealer In Agricultural Implements.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
1850. OCTOBER. 1850.
SAA NJ e l. NJ. PRICE * co.,
. ETAiLERS or STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GoODs,
Ia Invite the attention 81 ihr!r friend. Az! ID. Icti!. -
ihr.T coiTplet. assortment, ju,r rc-iv.h. +
RiCN DR e GOODS!
Elegant Silks, In newest ; yirs, c"!creG and black
Real Irish aud French Popiins
Velour UiteTans and EaicDliaS IN every variety, Pi.!:,
DEocaIr und figured
Medium Dress Goods, IN grea: variety
MOURSlSG GOODS. 4 superior siocA
FRENCH and SCOTCH tMBROlDERiES
REAL LiCES, In sets, COLLARS snd iiASJEE2CH!tFS,
the largest and best tick that has ever been tho~n IL
his city
VELVET and LOT CLOAKs, oil all the new french pa,
terms
AUTUMN CL0AKS and BUSTERS. IL plain styles, sco:cn
uoot., aud the new Aris End Argentine,
FAMILY LINENS and lOCSE-EEEPIEG GOODS
fLASSELS the best aEsurtmrnt We lave .ver had
PLANTATION GU0bS-iIUME MAHUFtClIkE-M,c.
chester, Va: Virginia rcn!sertlary: Frctrrct.sUry suc
Lexington PULLED Ciorh.; L full stock 0! L!a,,y,. ka.
s-y- and Jeans
BLANKETS, CLOTHS, CASSlMETES and rEsTISGi, 0Y
DIRECT IMPORTATION o. Ct:
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SHiFER, HALSEY l. co.,

Clihh CLt3 haLOGi - wy
10, MAIN STREET.
EHALL AND WISTEi! STOCK now ready To-. inspection,
4 fashionable and we'll made
CLOTHING aSD GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Call and rxaEiac our stock.
Sci,i:S SilaEER, lIALSEi & co.
SPLENDID STOCK DRY GOODS.
E,NALL lsGJ.-TH0MAS X. PRICE L CO. are receiving
L by every arrival their large and extensive stock Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, to which the attention Of The
public Is called. In e"'-' description Of Elegant Dress
Goods they will exhibit al. ~" novcliieE as they rome ont, In
Rich, Plain and Fancy SiIka,
Heavy Corded and Ottoman silks,
Mourning silks tgreat variety,
Velour OTTOMAN I'opla!ns,
Real Irish POp!ains,
French Cashmeres and DrLaiE-,,
Scotch AMI American DeLaine5,
MeIinrr-, English Poplans, &c, 81.
MANTLE DEPARTMENT.
Velvet, Cloth ard otk.r material, in every shape :;
Xouavr, Arab, Opera, &c, of latest Paris fashion ind cut
every pattern Of which they are making up in their cloak
room daily, ard can deliver upon a few hours notice.
Sept .l-if
m 'TBIt. - - gh;$sS mn l 4 S,Tg:ttS
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.nnuICAL s.-.he 'In'c'! ss
-. iu,t receIy d q choice assortment O: nis,es ms
in,.run.otq. Of Enc American m,nufs ctu:e. AAn. Pocket
C,sf. surgical Instruments and Pocket Medicine Cases.
P. JOHNSTON : BIO.
Oct Druggists, III Ns!n :,sss'.
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NlAON'S R0iAL AMPHETHEATRE,
EIBLO,S GARDEN, NEW YORK,
ASTbER'S LONDON.

ASH THE PHILADELPHIA AND EosTos
ACAD EMILE OF MUSIC,
or ITS SOUTHERN TOUR ~ RAILROAD
r MsYtsEF .. .;VrT.iWN 1R15 as, :. u; SiXoS.
ADVERTISING COURIER Mr. I. L. TIDMAEslI, Of
New Orleans and Texas.
COURT TESTERS. 49,. Mrs>!s. WARD d DAVENPORT.
SUPREME or TIE ARESA.......MK. K. E|LLINGMAM.
4 CrCATED by i desire 10 concentrate At Niblo's Gar.
"A den. New York, such q combination OF Equestrian
and Acsobgtic ability a, would surpas. every other In The
world. ! proceeded to Europe, and brought over 10 New
York the wonderful troupe tina, has filled the vast theatre
Of the Metropolis, and The Boston and Philadelphia Acad-
emies OF Music, for months, to oyeraowiog. My engage
oent With the great ~trasedian, Mr. Edwin Forrest, who,
after a four years absence from thu stage, has a, length
yielded 10 my solicitations 10 ie.appear at Siblo's Garden,
occupies for his term this favori;e cosmopolitan temple Of
the drama. and enables me 10 Indulge 4 long cherished de-
sire, and ct the same time accedr 10 the earnest solicitation
Of hosts Of Southern ladies and gentlemen 10 send NV
Great Troupe TO visit the principal cities OF the South; and
l assure the thousand, Of ladies and gentlemen Of the
South who have seen the Company ~ Sih!n's and else.
where, and the public, that there will be no Gimiuulisu Of
j. 81. xlxoy.
MILE. ELLA ZniAKA,
The renowned sensation Lady Eruvsrrcnn..
THE SIX !IASLON BROTHERS,
THOMAS. ALrgtu
WILLIAM and FREDERICK.
MONS. UUyERSEY,
The Man OF Il Thousand Forms.
HERR CHARLTON,
The Conf: :Krial Silt Feat Performer aud Dancer.
MONS. DE- BACH,
The Equestrian Revolving Orbi. Performer.
Mr.. GEORGE Russ,
The daring aud graceful Principal Rider and bridge
LrHper.
Mr.. JAMES WARD,
The great Rope Suspensionis:, y IL BlondIn, and prol-.sor
Of the Art Masique.
Mr.. WM. K1NCADE,
The best General Performer ia the world.
MASTER FRANK START,
The renowned Double Soruersaul, Thrower.
MASTER WILLIE,
The Juvenile Petite Equestrian, In hi, Double Ac, Of Oh.
sticle LeapiIs on his Twin Ponies.
ME-. l. SAMPSON,
The lfercule2n and Acroba.Ic artist.
me troupe viii be accompanied! by a fine Brass ban!,
led by HERR K0pP.
The worlds favorite, .he Mare ZAIDEE, the incarnation
o. equestrian beauty and intelligence. Tn. beautiful
TWIN PONIES, Cupid aud Diamond.
\ superb Stud Of Rirg and Trick Horses, in splendid
conhlll"n-iresh and visorous-as raiIroadIns rAYes IL The
fatigue Of travelling.
poors open at d TO commence at 9 +. 81; * J.. ST.. 10
commence ut s..
Inc company viii exhibit upon the ground At The corner
Oh ihito ana Main streets. Admission ~ cents; children
under ten Years OF ag". and Sci wants, % cents.
Oct %-dSt
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TOUTHEItS LOCK- MASCF3CToHi.-
q Dwelling LGcss Of every tet:r;pL:o; sIdia3 Door
trimmings Of III. beat quality; also, Prison and Bors Los. .
Hinges and Bolt. OF any height: Bells hung, With u: r:aou.
Tubes, In any part OF the country:
AL kinds r. repairing done.
A, I rrll 10 WORK be-: ny ovn nauuJsc;ure. s!s g..
pared 10 wa. rant Il 70 give ea!ire satisfaction - ,ho:- -!,E
nav favor mr With I call. WILLIAM HEADI.
a20 Main street, between s'h uoa tt:
March s-ly cad R,ci ncct. Va
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.

TNTIE EIevcnth Session OF this Institution will commence
/ on the frs: Monday in October next and So.- IN the
last day Of June, !SG!-
The PRINCIPAL does not ,icrm il Necessity 10 give the
names OF the As,i.tnn, Teacher. In his employ, simply as.
ser,ing tina, lie Is aided by eleven thoroughly qualified In
s.ructors, aul that every rEOri will be made Ia maintain
III. high reputation and ELECT character OF the school.
The advantages offered in the department OF music (vo-
cal AM. ins;rumrutiil are unsurpassed. The most accoui-
pllshed Teachers IN She city ar: employed, and particular
attention T., vnid Ia til. valuable accomplishment.
Two French la,iie-, reared and educated IN Paris. and
speaking the purr.t French, reside In the family Of the
Principal. whose especial duty II is to .peRl French habitu-
ally with all those who are studying the language. It'll
conf :enlly asserted that a. much and rs psre French is
spoken in the house aS Ia any female school IN the Union.
The subjects OF Natural Philosophy and Chemistry are
fslly illustrated hy experiments, The Apparatus belonging
10 The Institute, being as complete az any In the state.
Especial attention Is girrn also 10 the study or History,
English Literature. Rhetoric and Rcadins-a portion Of the
course both attractive and profitable.
The Principal refers with pride Ia the following Est OF
PATRONS, IL ABOUT the best evidence Of the raeiiis OF his
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UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL,

DE- WIS, HARROWS, CULIIyATohS,
4 CORN SHELTERS, OF every description, for sale ~
SsptlG WI. PALMER, Fun 4 CO.
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PlsOE. L.. .nlLLE.lkSS
- a,
i, i =,
- SO
Az hFFhcr''F, arr ANp tCoH"hICAL
CONfutHD
rii,ho", dy.Inv -"
For preventing r.aIdur.s AMI curing II, WHEN
there Is the beast ~ riicic u; vitality OF rrcuperativr rE-
errr Remaining.
for aseil,ori'i2 TrHri Muu H'hor"h a"' al"
For :scauufyiuw The iia:r. !arar:!ng 20 !; an IN.
cuual!ri glu.s sEd nrilIiaury, making il .ct aud silky IN
il. texture, and ca,:siu: il To curl readily.
This pTrparatiou cleanse. the head ind SCALP from dan.
drur and other ru,aaeous diseases, causes The hair orr v
Iuxu-lnntly, Strengthening the roots and restoring the
rlpwlll 10 ihusr parts which ha I've brcam- ball, and causing
/ 20 yield . tresI, co"-rin: OF hair. Il s!l eGeclualiy pre-.
vent TIE hair fr0in turning gray until the latest period Of
life, ard In case. where me hair has already changed its
color, the use OF IT,. IGYisGrai0T will with certainty restore
Il 10 = original hue. giving Il Il dark glossy Appearance
AZ q perfume for the toiie; and L Hair Restorative It Il par
t!cular!y recommended, hating an agreeable fragrance,
and the great frcil;t,s 1t aGord. in dressing the haIr-hrnce
tho great demand FOR |. by the ladies' - = standard toilet
article which none ought TO he without, rs the price places
il within the reach sf all. being ONLY % cents = BOTTLE, 10
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ID, N"I 1t
). HARTMAN, GkNE!:AL .Ai;ENT,
MANUFACTURES and Offers in- sale, IN lots to suit pur-
WI cha>ers, fine ground Bones, With Their :fstnic matter,
HAKraaNs Ammoniateh super Phosphate 81 Lane, made
Of bones decompose'l b. ~sulpharic acid. Also, Hartman s
improved Manipulated Guano, made OF hest P~hosphatic
Guano oacliai:, (lrcoInposed by %Sulphurlc acl1) and Of The
best Peruvian Guano. These Fertilizer have been used
with the most satisfactory results.
Also FOR 5 il-, American. Colombian and NeYaSia Gu6no.,
al The lowest l!HrSrt prices.
To be had AZ the Mills also, Z! Mrs,r>. WuuELE ( CiAT-
noRSr, and Commission Merchants, generally.
ApU lr-1y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05

NO EXTRA CIiAkGES.
y. B.-Fdr the accommodation OF prf,uGs from IL dis
,aucr, pupils wi,! he received during the holidays July, Au.
gust and Srptrnbrrl and charged for board al the same
rates as In The session. They will be exclusively engaged
in the study o! French sni Music. For French they will
be charged srYrn dollars y mon:h, and fr Music sns dollar
per lrssDu.
REFERENCES:
The pp,ru'!- =! the Scho"i-Iit. Rev. Bi,hop Meaie, yir.
GINA; H. Rev Bishop Elliott, Georgia; RI. Rev. Bishop
Johns, virgini"; II. Rev. bishop Cnbhs. Alabhma; Rev. a.
EInpir, II. 10 Wilmington, y. c: Rev. ID. :. D"sgci;, u. D.,
Richmond: Res. Citd.. Rad, i.ichp."n!'; Rev Nelson Head,
Danvill-, VA; Rev. Il. t!lIrrslrcrr. Il: Richmond, Va: Rev.
T. Y. Moore, Il. D., Iichnonh, Va; krv. William II. Wheel
wright, I:irirnond. Va: Rev. John Saunders. Richmond. Va:
the Clergy al the Episcopal Church in Virginia.
Pupil. brlou:iG-;" 4 Church different from 'lEai ui which
the Principal ari h;s family are urUIhc7S, will nc allowed
TO attend any Church thrir parents may desire, in which
case they will he placed every sunday under the care OF the
Pastor OF the Church they nay select.
~ All letter, 20 he G:rcctch 70
JuIr o,-Lyr;tn HILBERT T. LEFEbvkE. IlcLmoul.