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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW RICHN0Np S'asEATfsE.
KrNKEL & MOXLEY.. ........ Lessees and Managers.
l. Is PHILLIPS. Stage Manager.
SECOND NIGHT OF THE PlFriI SEASON.
ET:IDAY EVENING, September Il. will be presented the
4 uc@ Comedy Of
NOTHING VENTURE,
NO - Or WIN.
BALLAD, (Slrl!s Of ocean,. .......M Miss Sallie IarItngtrn.
To conclude with III. Comedy uf
NAVAL GAEEMESTS
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i'E.;Si:YgE:s;tL EsIiIH SCi:OnI,

UNION. 3;UNEOE COUNTY. VIRGINIA..
INSTRUCTORS
JAMES \. WAnDELi. II. D., Principal.
FItANkLlN Z. WILSON, 4. b., Assistant.
z INSTRUCTION in sone Of the classes by Rev. $. L.
L HOUSTON, Pres!ica. Of the Board. Location delight.
full. Course thorough.
EXPENSES for i've months about SO. VIII open October
shd.
CIRCULARS obtained OF Ne,srs. John ~. Gordon Z Son,
Richmond, or john Ec..rl-, Esq.,, talon.
Arg iG-ciUt
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~sTInmEHISG CURED.

TAnMEKISG CURED.
VI. CoMST0CK's VOCAL GYMNASIUM, piliLADEL
~ pIlIA.-Tlh. Institution, which hms hecn In successful
operation Tor Inorr than 80 years, Is designed for the cure
oil Sfamm"riHg anl Defective Articulation, anu Tor Improve
men, in tlocntion. a Glass OF Stamncrers Will commence
OF MONDAY the sh Of October. Address
\. Co"$T0CK, VI. H., No. i9', arch street;
S":.i I:--Aii- Philadelphia.
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REATnONT FEMALE SCHOOL,
O

HANOVER. VIRGINIA.
2 ANISG secured the services OF an experienced teacl-
LII CT, Ei'h the view Of educating my own daughters, I
willtase three or four girls rs boarders In my family.
i!oaTd, and Tuition in English branches, 1880 no
French and Music, extra, Zone half payable 10 advance
Particular affection paid to the comfort OF those entrust.
ed In my care.
sSS-TIir School will cou lnricr on the 10Th OF October
and cid vl the 10Th nf August. =. {. TAYLOR.
.Etna Post 0ffcc, Virgins.
REfgaEScs~ Key. II. Stringfeliow, Rev. 7. NJ. Butler,
Rev. John Cook and Capt. YIN. Nelson, Hanover; Rev. Z.
+ ~lIrrkrley, Amelia; Julg-J a. Meredith, Richmond.
Angina, oS-rwJw
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USEvEIiSlTf fltGEa SCHOOL,

NNhN NIkS3Ef E3Ef<Il SN1uVFVLs
HCGUE%Or STRINGS, pGWlfATAN COUNTY, VA.
/ SCHOOL will h- op-re! at this place or the 1T OF DC
"a toDcr ucxi, un!rr Itc direction OF the undcrsi6ned.-
Though designed rsrrGiniiy Us preparatory 10 the CnlTersi.
fl u, virginia, II will, tor ;lis REASON, afford no fewer I'd
y,uInrrs TO those Intending TO enter other universities, or
any College.
inc OF the Principals will teach Mathematics: the other
Assistant Instructors shall, in every case, he
graduates Of the University OF Virginia. C%0i'oquial classes,
;,uw.v.r. in Modern Languages, will receive occasional in.
frsfn natives OF those languages.
Charges for the session, including everything, f2e0. Cir
culars in,y he obtained ut The book stores in Richmond, Or
b. ai,,l!caiinn ,o US through the Richmond Postoiice.
PHILIP Is. STANARD, a. NJ.
III. Gn.t- o., and furulrrly Assistant; Professor AZ the
Virginia Military Institute.
SIDNEY If. OWENS, JR., A. NJ,
Lately Professor OF Greek In Richmond College.
July y, 1sG0-dSci
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SiTG!T;3NShSS SCHOOL TEACHERS

o~-~-~-~~~~~
IMITATION WASTE3.-A graduate lin Matbe-
- ue:ics.J ut the Culver.iry 0! Virginia, aud has attended
"s,a'-s on Latin, Grcek, French and Natural Philosophy,
t9sfe' . situation as Teacher either In Il public school or
t..a'e 'sr.ty. Has had one yesr's experience In teaching.
.sGr-.S. u n HALL,
sep !i-3;s Urathsvill., IA.
AtiNN wASiY:D.-Ay young gentleman, y
en-. = e,l :, "f'i. = graduate OF The Richmond College,
y.r,;r, n r.. ' = graduated In several school. Of the Uni.
1870 -, ,:'t!nia, sad -ro has had one years successful
r.,,i,, az H'eaci:'g. desired Il situation aS teacher for The
~. '-T,i"n: References furnished Oh application.
Hs1'e.s Box Ill, !Ic!,nond, Va. Sept I-cIl,
SLtC A'Eio WANTED.--i yyub. man IN !.
D. graduate 81 i;an.:"iph Macon College, desires A ,Itu.
' :" d. .eSSn "n 'Ss'm"n:als Of scholarship and moral
'::'el. For Particular, address W +. HILL
s.ti G-i" Jackson = I, /,
Manitoba situation 90 leach 10y u Grsdus,. q,
W The Virginia Military Institute who is conpc;en, ~
al Ls;ta, French, Mathematics, &C., and the elements of
SEEK. G-:cr 10 John il. Carv,A \. NJ, Principal OF ,hr
a,1s:on Academy, Hampton, fH.
- Wal: copy. Aug Zi-cim
SCHOOL WANTED.
GENTLEMAN who was educated NJ The University Of
AHi.'aia, and who has had some experience in teach.
EG'is'' 20 get a situation AZ Teacher in 4 private or
- Hs,oi. he is wcll prepared to teach the usual
T:-a.;.aches, Ancient ard Modern Languages, together
: !; sem-uts Of Mathematics.
r.: az :" PROS. Glldersleeve and Sehelr De We're, %. W
49, lar;, Florence University, Ala; DR.. Gcssner
""''0n, Nrl,na. Address up"
Madison Run Station.
"ttt'-c't Orange & Alex. K R., Va.
A NoUgIIEIiN TEACHER.
.o>'hL.H married man, who has had several years
-, thp'firi.cc IN ,ench;ug schools OF high grade, desires u
T. S .o = PRINCIPAL. o. Il Male or Female Academy
.c-r, IS'' however. teach any school that will pny him a
,s;r, - sA'.ry. lie is qualified to prepare young men to
i,as, =" : '"she'' classes Of the University, In the Latin and
$50, -,1afnaSes, aud Mathematics, and can give satis-
.,',.ehcrs. For further particulars, address
I.y a.oMARb W.. nALBACu, Slsckelford's Z. o.,
King and Queen county, Va.
pp, TO TEACHERS.
Il r''aLl Is wan:ru. 10 take charge Of Cappahoosic !
u-arS,, IL 'i!nuccs:-r county. The next session CON- |
Am. ~ 'Hr ist October IrNt and ending on the Is; of ,
~ ~ the tuition fee, which have ranged from 600 to
Ita u S"o'hern gentlemen and those who can fur.
"a. ,"--S'a''ed testimonials Of qualifications and uoruI
49,, !: le-d apply. D." "'"'
r.!c rbs as. will be received till the 18th srp,e,nber at
ISL I selection viii be made,
G!,peswa, !s:Erson W. Stubs, ESQ.,, or the subscr,b.r ,
Aus ~ 80 Va, WM. II. sHEILp.
-aT President Of the Board Of Ips,ructo,.
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Mrs. AND MISS mINOR'S SCHOOL,

1880 NEAR CHESTER,
~ III COMMENCE It's SENT SESSION OCTOBER;
' lst, lsGO, nm! continue til July Isl, 1sGn.
"Eh! pe The rndravor OF the Teachers OF this Institution
10 hloru me pupils an opportunity Of becoming thoroughly
Instructed IN those branches Of education usually considered
essenilni while attention will be particularly directed 10
HEHEhAL LITERATURE 50 that the minds Of the students
not conhned IL text books alp,I-, will be encouraged 10
study for themselves.
COMPETENT INSTRUCTORS are sngiy-i for ,lr yarinu.
Departments ol this School.
TERMS:
Hall IN adTanrr the other Il; the end OF the session.
Board, including lights, fhcI, &c &C., per session Of nine
w .'',''.'':.... go. ......... ..fFD
~. sSss'uh' ~
49, !" iS'tsn -. -........... oo
husic VI! Harp, irclaliE: Vocal. ~
singing, laugh, In classes, per session ...... 90. -. 10
10. do. private lessons, extra.
INSTRUMENTAL Music On Plano ..... 10
!iia'rninentala and Vocal Music tsgethrr, on Guitar. -. ~
Drawing ami Painting at Professors Prices.
No deduction uade Tor loss Of time, except in cases Of
prolractcd Illness.
PUPILS Charged from time 6f entrance.
The location is remarkably healtliful and eligible, and IL
very accessible, being within half u mile OF the Petersburg
and hichnond railroad.
sT For oiher particulars, address the subscribers,
Mrs. JEFFERSON MINOR,
July .l-ctOcil MISS ADA BYRON MINOR.
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VIRGINIA MECEsANICS' FAIR, 1860.
Z WILL. give the following Premiums for work done OIL the
4 WHEELER 4 WILSON

RssA-II " ian
SEWING MACHINES,
sold hy tue or my agents In Virginia and North Carolina
the work to lie innr pnrirc.y on the machine, by the exhib-
!ior, without assistance. No operator who hrs ever been
In mi employ viii compete. The work must be sent to me
by The sh OF October. and vii! he retained until the close
OF the exhibition. Committee IT awards appointed ly the
innn1srrs "f The Institute. The exhibitors maine viii he
attached 10 Ia. eUIs uu exhibition after the awards are
made.
Only oar lrcInluin will he given any one piece OF work.
Tie wU:A can DC lett II lay Itichiuond, Norfolk or Petcrs-
burg offices, and viii be returned after the Fair.
E. II. CRalGE.
For the largest and best assortment Of work, 4 Sew
iUs Machine, worth ..-............. ............-31o W
For the best pieces nf ilemminS, II Hem Turner, (f
any paitern,l worth . w
For the best piece vi EinGias, Il Binder 10 put on all
widths ~! Binding W
For the best OF Cording, a Curder ................ . W
For the hes: OF TIckiEc, q Tuck Measurcr and Mark.
err. .....,..........-
For the best Winter Sui. Tor farm hands, cash....... ~ ND
For the hes; Gr,iIrnaU's shirt, rash........ ...... 5 Oh
For the he's; Winter sui oil boys clothing. ...... . w
For the best piece 81 work lone by Il c1l"rcd ser.
........ -. y ~
FOR the hes, piece Of wUrn dong b. I. CHILD undrr II
years Of ~
For the hest large Quilt. ..........,... -. I'D w
For the I'd best > W
Sept iJ-liSsltcTlt
FALL TRADE. 1850.
: II ~ + l. X. II ~ = Fl 81 CO..
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- RAVENSWOOD HIGH SCHOOL.
TIME subscriber will open a BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL, for boys Ga the l,t Of October next, at his
ns.-5 I,.indino erervtsino slyV 90
1sHts 60 %
Juns e-dovtctf II. J. CHRISTIAN.
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SAHVHDEND.-The Board of Directors Of the Rich.
~ mond Fire Association have declared q dividend OF
AZ TER Can't. OH the capital stock thereof for the SIX
mnnths ending September LIST, lSGo, payable tn the stock
holders, or their legal representatives, on and a;er WE'D
SESSAT, l2ih ir-t.
Sept s-lr. IR. A. roMPKISs, sec'y.
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ALFRED IIOKNEIs, JR.,
VEPII COMMISSION MERCHANT,

- EFElESCES :-Mcssrs. 5. + W. Wish, philadelphia;
Ee DULLIS 4 Cork, Philadelphia RicHARn hfPsS, NJ. De-,
City PnIn:, Va: ". DULLES & Co., Philadelphia.
C"nsignru-n,s, also orders for Glover and oiher Grass
Seeds. respectfully solicited. lJune lo-t-NE.
HIVIDEND NOTICE.-The Hoard OF Directors
~ OF the Virginia Central Railroad Company have ne
ciarrtl a scu,i.anuuul div ldend Of 2f per cent. upon the
capital stock Of the Company, payable to the stockholders
on md after the 18th instnDt.
The books of transfer wui he closed until the 18th Inst.
J. GARRETT, Treas.
Office Virginia Central Railroad Co.,
KichnInnh S.nt 1lth- lStil.
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JOHN w. GREEN,
iTTORNET At Ia ",
:TiL.L practice In the Courts Of the city Of Richmond
~ and county OF Hcnrico.
Strict attention will be given f.. al business ch'rus'e" 10
him.
uFFiCE-ror the present, with his father, "m' 6isen
southwest corner ui Main and 9Th streets.
Iune 2.-lNiI
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MISS EIr:s: ii AT'S SCHOOL.
IsiiIE Fifth Session of this School will begin on thu FIRST
4 pAT OF OCTOBER.
N:>- Perram Gems This Il Iiol':r occasion to express her
rra;rfrl sens. NJ th- encourage nlelt WHICH has hl'chnleh
her effort, ia ths cAi-. uf v!u": ton.
To the Pupils whu:e atfrr.iru aud Industry have cherred
her laborS, aud To tile ,urtuls whose kind expressions Of
approval have been her hichcs; reward, rs we'll a. 10 he
many friend whose influence has been constantly Used In
ier i"rIt II, Mss lccrsm returns sincere niid cordial thanks.
She a.: Il /. that the Increased experience OF each year,
md unre!nNing ranri, on her part ~ deserve ihe Confidence
rcpuscd In her, will rrrlcr her School worthy of continued
success
Catalogues, viii, fal! particulars, may !s had on apphca'
tlun 10 MRS. ). ". fEiRAM,
August 3-i&c;f Linden Square, richmond, Va.
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rsIIIE SEVENTH SESSION BEGINS OCToNE; FIRST
4 lsG0, and ends the las. of Juac, ISL.
The increased prosperity Of the past 5rssiUn encourages
the President IN ihc effort TO make the Institution Yet MOI
deserving Of the large patronage ard The high literary cfEi'
r"ct r it has acquired. | : Faculty Is large ana a'ie, us
buildings (Which have an ample playground attaclIedl ne
beautifully located and tkroGghly furnished; lis apparatus
costly and cciurl-tr, lis c"ursr nf study comprehensive an"
thorough.
The InsNsll Course, as will he seen from ctr Catalogue,
Is unusually lurge, aud IL is made especially prominent
throughout. Languages are taught after the methods best
adapted TO secure mental discipline, which seems the true
end Of the study; but, in FrcIclI particularly, conversation
is also carefully attended IL.
Tie Musical Department rrmainn in charge al ar. CiAPP,
aud Mr.. Z. c. MIRA has been added ~ IL.
Chas. II. Winston, 4. NJ, university or virginia, pfcsi-
den, and Professor OF Neral Science and English LI'"ra-
iGre.
Roy J. l.. burrows, D. b., Evidences of Christianity.
Jas. ieiFl, Jones, A. NJ, (IuivrraIiy nf Virginia. Na'hr'
MATES and Languages.
II. 4. Lewis. s.. d. Natural Sciences.
Prof. 7. E,nion, tof l'aris,) French.
S-nor Carlos &. Mera, Spanish and Italian.
Miss Mary L. Lcftwich. Drawing. Painting. ~.
john W.. Reeve, Prniunirship.
Miss :. T.. Royal, Ecel:sii lirancie..
Miss =. :. Valentine. English branches.
Mis- Jane s. Slanarh, Preparatory Departments.
MIS-. Ann + Mallory, Preparatory Department.
Miss Mary Z. la,Ir"p, Preparatory Department
y. Il. Cinpp, iriariial. "r Nrsi"al :'rIarin'i''.
e.. &. Alrra. Plane.
y. 4. Ericsson, t;u!iir.
The Prssi!rr; win hcar The recitation. 81 ~ ~. 'i''-s.
d, regular intervals, g'virs sl"c'a! a'rrr;'"" :" IL" primary
pupil.
r.LW- rIE SIST Ru,TiH-:
tlialf pay AIDE uat. J., Observation-Disclosures Veil. lie, Oh
Enrli,, Tuuiuu pr, rat liru.rlurIIi. ....... SHi III
EnrlisI Iuliou I,Il..i.,v DruIrtu, nj, ,...... ~ 80
Anciru, and uolrr:; I,n,;,arts. e,vh,-... e.. "a GG
Music On Iiann win yo-ul ,,rxir ..... III III
MUSIC on Iiui.rr no ,l 81 u.
Use OF Iusl rlur.,, I'm. n.trlhir. = 10
Vocal ,iusi, nInr. i a., L., I'll In ,j,>S,- w 9 III
Drawn, N.rIlr..II ~ ,r,,i,u Painting ~ III
oil ?siniiu. 20 IN
Iinur,l. Including ever, ;l,iny cyccpl wa.fiE, ........ ito no
Washing. ............. -. .............. ~ 'n
A reduction of "Hr.iourtI TO Ministers.
,-e-- T., - .L,r,,, p,u;,, ,ro.;d, I,onkL aud Sla.
tinnrfY atllcir own rXprn.c. In cls. OF proirac!-'i SICK
ness. Il deduction will he mIte for absence.
lioHrIcrs are mcnbrrs Of :h- Presidents family. No.
n-y 10 meet their incidental expenses should lie Deposited
with him, aai Al letters iaT theta s'nt 10 hi- care.
Catalogues, containing iul! drtuis, may he ohiaiI-d nj
t!r BOOKSTORES. or by application In The President.
ClitS. II. WINSTON,
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s5.,I5eE SC3SOOa FOR ROYS,

- i4O7!eE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
ALBTNARLE COUNTY, Va.
2 EAvI:,G employed a highly competent teacher TO 10.
6E s.ruct cur sons, preparatory 10 III. University OF
Virginia. We uronosc 70 take Il few bGarders ~ members o!
cur families.
Ivy Drpo,, on The Central Railroad. The exercises OIL me
School will commence On the 2n'h day @. September an"
terminate on the Is, Of July, 1851.
Terms saiO, Including everything one ha!l 70 1r Paiu
nj tho commencement, the ether on The il. OF February.
rrr medical services will le given 10 our 6narders era
tyitouSly. ~ trr
DeP''' JOHN T. WOODS, ". b.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT VI. l.. ANDERSON. VI. ID.
SELECT SCHOOL.
r:,IIE second session Of my School vii! begin on The iStn
September, 1860, and close OF the :ist June, le"i' ln9
nnn,rr OF pupils Is limited. Those intending 10 SEM VIII
nI,nse inform ice before the session opens.
! TERMS ,or hoard and tuition $50 one hull TO be raiu ~
.Ie 18Th September, ;hc other half on She an FEBRUARY,
lS6i. -
Aug li-ciw boy'l'on, NecHteHOarE ", i, !.
Cs5ESIpE:iHE FEMALE COLLEGE.
NEAR OLD POINT AND HAMPTON. "a.
ygIIE mex, session commences on the t:st Wednesday, In
October. Board, including fuel, lights and washing
and tuition IN English branches for the scolast!c year
SIS ~.
REV. c. 4. RAYMOND, Hampton, or
REV. T. HUME, Portsmouth.
.-ah. =
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THREE TIMES = E~EEk-PoWllATAN STE! MEQAT
COMPANY.
C1lIlE Steamer BE LvlDEkE, Ca,tnin l...,s
William w.. Keene, will receive freight .--1
to-day, tFRiDAY,J and up TO |: "'"!ncE. asI-trGAG
NJ. Thursday, the l5,l. lust. S--aSsS-I
Freight taken to Boston via E:lumGrr, At lowest rates,
with greatest dispatch.
This steamer has splendid s:atci""tn l">.rIs.r a.r.uI.
moIations.
Passengers will please be on board before !: O'Clock,
NJ, Saturday, the hour OF departure.
Tickets procured either al our Office In Si"ck0t snip,
opposite the Culurubian Hotel, or a; The Strumers
%har"rs.
SEPT IL, DAVID 4 MN. CCREIE.
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CnlN1EEiEITCKs AKRESTEn-At the late
!:'N rs TIC Federal Court in Clarksburg, five
:":asn Is were convicted Of passing counterfeit
money. We understand they were from, the
yaHty Of Preston. and that one Of the critni-
54iS iaale a full confession, duplicating many
"'!rs. One Of the prisoners has since died
M IN
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-
ETrNCuES!GN go OLD POINT, E%E@s-.Ah
- PORTSMOUTH y NORFOLK sh-!.S1
ih- s'-a'ner CURTIS rECk. Capt T. I. SI--HH-!5Ss.
uIfi"hn, h:!ed up Ia a nra' 81! lc for hitht
oaSGi' VIII make an excursion 20 the above liaceS on So
sohuAi E'ENl%G nrNl, sd inst, taad Frgulari! every
,htuioay evening thereafter during the watering season.
". I'VE "hari ~ Rnrkttis Il; u O'Clock J.. VI, arrive NJ
oa tohit "n"ut !: O'clock; thence In Portsmouth anu N"r'
i",s' u r'te'i Tie ncNt ev, ming, (Sunday.l leaving Nor.
ina NJ ) . CLOCK, Touch Il; Portsmouth ani Old Poi:ii, ana
srriVe al !AciIInond about u clock, a. NJ, Monday MORN
ing.
PASSAGE Tor the trip to Old Point, Norfolk aud Ports.
mouth. aGd return, iuneals iac!u!cdl 81 ~.
80 M FREiGUl rAEES uS TuL EN,rRs;py Tgir.
Julie 22-is Il. O.. NaSkISS.
FOIS NEW NOKK-FIRS VsISSEi
lCHMON AND NEW rOfk LINE or PACKETS.
TIiHE superior flS. sailing schr. MARSHALL
L Captain Chichester having u portion OF her ++E&N
cargo rnga eed and going on bourtl, will have FSttsSa
quick dispatch. For balance OF freight, apply to- -
Sept lit DAVID & wM. CUERlE.
FOFs HOSTON-FIKNT VESNEi,.
TENHE superior fast sailing schooner, John Walk
er, Captain II. Farren, having the greater tEHN
portion OF her cargo engaged and going on board, CEIsStS
will sul with dispatch. For balance Of freight, .SSS2a
apply to 80, -. c,,,p,,
Sept l0-4t DAVID s ". lufklE.
st0R BREMEN.
n VIE A No. !, Fast sailing Ship ELENA, krHL'
Man Master, will be ready In d day or two to S4SA\
receive freight at City Point, for the above port. &SESSS
For freight or passage apply TO -
August 3u-daw sCHER. hohLsE x W,
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FOX k.kIls.A

FOR i'sIlg.A DEiEPssEA.
yetlE A No. | steamship VIRGINIA, Capt.
}. X. Kelley, ~ Row ready 10 receive &<sS2Gs,
freight, and will leave on SATURDAY.
18th inst, al J O'Clock r. ". E.sSTyJ-A;
For freight or passage, having superior accommodations
apply TO The Captain On board, or TO
q. +. CAliDUZu, Agent, Rockets,
Or lu9. Main Street, from 3 to > o'clock, =. VI.
S4y- Boston freight taken through by steam al reduced
rates and with dispatch. Sept ll-2t
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Rev. JAMES G. lIiDES,
Orange Court House. Va.

Kew. JAMES Z. HlDEN,
Orange Cour. House, Va.
HKCUMSESDA1iU: NJ rKUF. COLEMAN.
take pleasure In stating that SIR. J. c. lItlrn has been
an attentive student In my class during the past session.
Al the iinhl. examination. his diligence was rraried by a
diploma In the school, which would Of Itself be u sufficient
guarantee Of hi. ability IN teach the Latin language ; but
may be prriuittcI 10 add that Mr.. Us general culture
aud nutlrr Intelligence qualify him In an especial manner
for the duties Of instruction. l cordially comment him
10 ATTY who rIay he in need Of L teacher.
LEWIS VI. COLEMAN,
Professor Of Latin, University Of Va.
Ear E.ESCES.
Rev. \. Il. Brown. Rev. Charles QaarlrS, Rev. Thornton
Strin2f.liUw, u, b., Rev. !. Il. Letter, u. d., Rev. William +
%Eroaddus, ID. d., Rev. Samuel Harris, Rev. Jas. +. Bran
Mn, Il. J. Barbour, Esq, james Barbour, Esq, tiUr. VIM
Smith, Faculty of Virginia Military Tn.;tutr.
Aupusi n-rYIIiSrn
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ENNEPENpENCE ACADEMY,

'tE ilrst session OF this SchOul hogan on the 18th OF Sep
: TENDER, lsJg, and Was successful.
The second session began IN the 2UtiI Of February, 1861,
under ilatterins oTncns.
The third session will begin on The I'd of September. 1850.
The Academy Is permanent.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-14
From ALBANY.

ALBANY, FRIDAY, April l3, IeOU.
The Conference Committee on Tolls had q meeting
A majority of the Senate Committee will not prob
ably agree on anything but an increased commutaton
BILL and the removal of the restrictions on the fare of
tie Central Railroad while the Assembly having in
view the ntere s of hose doing business the canals
WILL il is said insist on tolls. There is therefore, but
little incased probability Of agreement.
IL s rumoree that the SusquehanDa tax bill fingers
IN the Executive Chamber, depending on the fate Of
the tolls.
Tie Governor has returned to the Senate, with his
veto, the bill authorizing the sae Of certain lands be-
longing to the State and TO empower the corporation
OF New N orb TO purcbase the same.
The main objection Of the Governor is to the section
directing the Controller OF the city 10 purchase and
acquire Ter the city any title, claim or interest OF any
peon TO lands surveyed under the act aud TO pay of
all claims righte of action, and demands growing out
Of the use or occupation Of said landz.
He e2ys If this provision il interpreted literally, 1t
would compel the Controller TO extnguish the claims
upon lands which the city had refused TO purchase and
which remain the property Of the State 1t compels
The purchase Of lease, the validity of which is
tested IN the Courts, and TO extngish $3.50, 00O
the justice Of which the Controller Ia taking measures
10 dis ,ute.
Even ii the obligation is intended to be cantional
upon the purchase of lands the result may be to
gel the city to pay the judgments which its authorities
have represeutcd TO be fraudulent and mi ust. The
GbuDals " Justice viii in due time enforce the coec
tOns Of all nG gDens against the city, if they Zht
The Governor desires 70 be understood as not ez-
pressing any opposition ~ to the rights Of the State In
the laDds affected by the BILL but says that Car as
the State is concerned, the failure of the bi will do
her injury, while the Authorities Of New York pro-
test that 1t lie unjust TO that city.
In conclusion, the Governor quotes from letter
eeVed siIce tie passage Of the TIL from Greene c.
Bronson iwho was represented on the floor Of the
Az emily declaring HE belief that the Washington
Market judgments were good and VALID. protesting
against il, and declaring that If such law can be
passed without violating the fundamental principles
OF Tie Government it not zoo much TO say that the
Constitution in it, present frm is not worth preserving
the table for the nreserf, The veto of the Wss,-
Washington Market bill, as we'll as the veto which
was sert TO the Assembly yesterday has been laid on
the table because it Ia anticipated that the Governor
viii aao veto tie Albany and Susquehalna Railroad
bill and IL Ambient bill, if also not the New-YoIk
City Railroad bills, the object being to get all the
vetas before both Houses the same time 30 az TO
log roll thon all through over the Governors veto.