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PAR J. B. WALTON,
Encanteur de Ia Vile,

Encanteur de Ia Vile,
Bureau, 10 Bank Place
NH ARDI, lie Cd de Janvier 1860, commen-
cant midi Ia Bonrse ST. Charles lie jour suvant
pcessAre--
Par ofe pour compte de In VILE de In Nnyee Orleans
proctdern A la yente pnhune reserve inte des
ans de yheurs sniyats aequs par willie de la Nouyele
CLEANS de John McDonogh, DECIDE, savoir
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-24

E There's o brandy ssnaali, as the N aa saSsa
when drunken man fell through a pane Of slasS
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Lands in the Parish OF Assumption.

All the right ie and interest Of The city Of New Orleans
acquired the ESTATE Of John McDonogh without any war
ranty whatever, IN md 70 TtIEEE CERTAIN TRACTS OF
LAND sit,atcd Parish OF Assumption on the CaIini which
leads from The Bayou aogEchs o Lake verre and designated
sons being from plan by VIM j. Mccullough United
States General composed Of the following divisions
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-24

WAsHINGroS's ANCESTRY Back into the sl,a.
dowy past, SIX hundred years and mere We may
with honorable mention !, Ia several counties ii
England, ON the records of the field the church
and the State. They were generally irstrate agri-
culturists, and eininently loyal MEN when their
sovereigns were in trouble. In that srgino lime
for EDgand's monarch, q little more than two hun.
bred years ago, when Republican army, under
the authority of a revolutionary Parliament. was
hunting King Charles the First Sir Henry WASH
ington. q nephew of the Duke of Buckingham. S
observed as Governor Of Worcester, and its aba
defender during siege OF three months by tie
parliamentary troops under Gen. Fairfax And
earlier than this, when Charles, as Prince Royal.
was stitor for the hand OF the Infanta 81 ,,,in
we lind Washington attached to his person. Tie
loyal James Howell, who suffered long ilnnrss
ment in Fleet street jail because Of his attachment
e Charles, was IN the train Of the Prince while al
Madrid; and from that city liz wrote to III
noble friend, Sir John North, IN The susnlaes d
| 1928.
Il
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J. B. WALTON.

(P1optletes de Jeu John McDon0gh conttfue.)
terrcs ainenan cdeya appaenast la commnnaute dn
Convent DIES Ursunes.
. UN MoRCEAU DE TERRB dams 10 District Barataris, sur
Bayon Dupont environ 10 eus dc Is vile de IL Nouge
ens Hens plus moln face du dit bayou par
pofondeur de arpents ct Giant pa dune ISLE borna par
Bayou Dupont les Rgolets Bayou Denis ct lie Petit Lac
Par nm spentaro recent II ee trouve que co moroccan de
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-24

LAND situated in ne Parish Of Assumption the Canal which
plan drawn w Louis H. pls City snEysyqr the dmen
States General composed Of the following divisions
No - containing re 3 100 acres
Ne III e eosias 81 81 ss lSS asTes
These tracts situated partly In T. 10, s. II. e. and r.
IA 81 II, A. u.
1yAIu ABLE TRACT or LAND in the Parish IL Assurnp
siaed ii N I'LL II il. IA III dc tract il ieserafe
Ns a fe e ssps s'aS aiken P' b 81 S
caIiongh United States susstyoFenssa emo contains u
Th tract Of land sltnated Immediately nc n the
plantation formerly beoiin q 1l'e, and only
a n 4 u Ss' Considerable vnips. ~
AIkRGE BODY OF VALUABLE hASB IL the parish Of
4 d Y ~ nSGs a5 ps 9n y S H. aa
ing sections and e sections escors 2 Psa drawn BY
pan s. WIN j. Mccullough United stass Surveyor General
Lot No. being s. W. quarter Of sgtien % conas 2loO
EL g @ '"f ''2'
Lot No p being quarter eten A. contains l59 100
Lot No the NJ W. quarter section g. and contains
l6T T2-lH0 acres. s q .49
No the NJ E. quarter Of sco - eontas 1e4 p 100
acres. &7 - NJ
No Sis the E. quarter Of c,ion 49, contains 167 22loo
acr r9 aakih Hi tota y III lOo acFes
This property Is oseted L the Of Of the
very valuable ne timber, and for agricultural par
pores. @H5 No. d.. @--
Lands in the PARISHES OF ST. Landry and
CaIcasfeu.
AJaRgE ROXY OF LAND situAled partly IN the Parish
IF landry anar III The Parish Of cacasieu lying on Inv
east md west Of the Bayon Nez Pgus, T. S. r. W.
and N 81 wv and composed Of the following divisions
according u elan drawn by Louis IT, Pid City Surveyor the
dimensions ieing taken from plan by VIM Mccullough o. s.
Surveyor Gineral--
Sec 2fconans. .1443 471no acres.
Sec. A. contains l3i3 Si-l00
80. ,t,a ,o4at araa d 10
a9-T IRMs AND CoNDIT1oNS-onc- fifth cash and tle
balance credit Of one two three years in The notes
of The nj chasers made payable Ces Bank OF Louisi
ana red hS special mortgage the property sold with I'M
lie yentors privileges and The clause Of nonsensndo said
notes Il bear interest ut the Of per per from
date uIii maturity and 10 bear satisfactory endorsement
reouird by the Finance Committees the Council
herein acting the Board Of Commissioners oenoeh
Seon Fad In case Of Of OF the
stny those unpaid will bear interest from
rate per cent until fRy paid This last condi.
o Viii not be construed authorize any delay in the
payment of the notes at maturity
The purchasers will themselves be nut in possess
lon their expense and they will be required comply
with the terms and conditions Of sale above forth within
hffen days from the day of sale and in any delay
negfc on their part the purchased by them viii re-
neti,e, of legal default,
Of saIs before C. F. Feitier ESQ., City Notary at the
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COPARTNERSHTP.

NOPARTEERSHEP-Rs7 III. REDWOOD, Jrs, Esa.t
" Gate IL Mobiles becomes partner mt bose from
date ard will continue % transact Cotton Feorags ard
seuera Commission business under the style NJ a. T0MP
SON REDWOOD. CYRUS THOMPSON,
No. 50 Garopde'et street, Paetors' Row.
New Orleans. January 49, 1850 taIn I'm
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81 CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA NEGROES
az FOR SALE.
have received ffty Carolina and Virginia Negroes
NJ consisting of Field Hands, Cooks, Washers Ironers
Also two No. Blaeksnhs, No. Brcklayer, good
Carpenters and one good Cooper.
VIII be receiving fresh every month during season.
which Twill sell low for cash good Il city accent
Persons wishing purchase would to give me call
before purchasing elsewhere. Apply to
III. Il. PETERSON,
10 Perdiao street,
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The PARANA EXPLORING ExPEDITIos. Dis
patches have been received at the Navy Depart
nent from Commander Page, who is engaged in
surveying and exploring the Parana and It's tFibu-
taries, dated Corrientes, November 9Th, 1859. HI
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rzrHoRAArs.
CHARLOTTESVILLE CONVENTION.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO ruE RICHMOND WHO.
CHARLOrrEsvtLLE, August II.
The committee are corresponding with the Staun-
ton committee on the terms Of fusion The committee
consists Of Ex-Governor Smith, NAssie Of Rockbrdge,
James Alfred Jones Of Richmond Bassell Of Upshur,
and Carpenter Of Allegheny Nothing hasyet been dis
closed.
Willoughby Newton made to-day strong anti-Fusion
and DisuniOn speech. Mr. Cook Of Wythe offered resO-
buttons insructng the Electors Breckenridge canroS
be excited 10 cast the vote Of the State for either of the
oeher candidates who can be- The Committee Of Reso-
u;ions reported series rearmiOg the Charleston Plat
FORM except the Pacific Railroad and Cuba Resolutions
requiring the Electoral Tickets to be reconstructed so
as TO constitute it solely Of Breckenridge men.
Mr. Hunter will address the Convention to night, and
Mr. Mason tomorrow morning Med.
SECOND DISPATCH
CHARLOrrEsvILLE Aug. l7th.-The Convention had 4
very excited session. The resolution Of Mr.. Cook, pro-
vidng that If the Electoral vote Of Virginia cannot be
cast to make Breckenridge President nor carry
him into the House. nor Lane into the Senate then It
shall be so cast - defeat Lincoln, adopted BY
m jority Of five; but before the result was an
unsed scale vote was called for and the Convention
then halEpas eight took recess to hear NJ. Hun
ter No progress made towards fusion, and there is
no chance for it. James Lyons, ESQ, has been made
ec'cr for the Richmond District and w. II. Anthony,
ESQ for the Botetourt District. Nc d.
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STAUNTON CONVENTION.
Especial Dispalch 20 ths Richmond HRig.

Special Dispdleh 10 ths Richmond Whig.l
SrAUNrOS, Aug 10
The convention met at eleven o'clock.
NJ Harmtn read telegram from Mr. Smith, commu
nicating proposition for reunion.
A resolution adopted to appoint committee Of con
ference Mr. Chancellor, Of Loudoun opposed the send
ing a committee 70 Charlottesville They must come
here. He loudly applauded.
A resolution vas adopted inviting Mr. Douglas to visit
Virginia
Resolutions pledging the members to abide any de
cson The majority Of the convention may make, were
warmly opposed by Messrs Irving and Chancellor, and
Withdrawn.
Mr.. Dornan reported resolution which was read and
adopted which endorses the Baltimore PLATFORM recog
zes Douglas and johnson the regular nominees, and
denounces Buchanan.
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CHESAPEAKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
NEAR OLD POINT A ID Hl hPTON VA

TIVE next Session Of this Institution will on the s
IL Wednesday In October.
The location extraordinary account OF It's
unes the to IT, nd s proxniy TO hampton
folk and Portsmouth, particularly ,ued TO boarding school,
None Of the dyerng tempting Influences the city here
the pupB Nor Is there hludrance from pupils, all
board while they enjoy the rehnemeu and pleasures Of well
ordered home
The Of Instruction dided uto different depart
men or schools In each OF which diplomas awarded writ
ten examinations.
The Teachers gentlemen Of thorough scholarship and have
Tecured IN mseves and the Institution high reputation
Board including fuel lights and washing for the scholastic
= 300 w
ments %
Other branches extra
For Catalogues and further infornatlon address
REV CHAs A, RAYMOND,
Hampton, Va
OrREv. I. HUME,
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EDUCATIoN.
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.


NIBE Eleventh Session Of ih. lnsaaon VIII commence on h
Monday October next and close on the last day Of
The Prlnepa doe, not deem necessary 70 give the names
the Assistant Teachers bis employ simply saying that he'll aid
ed by thoroughly qusin,d Ana that every effort
TSe advantages offered in the department, Of me Vocal and
ntruneaa unsurpassed The most accomplished teacher,
city are employed and particular attention paid to this
valuable accomplishment
the pures French reside in family Of the whose
pecai duty Is speak habuay with all those who
studying the language II eSnnus .I.elea mat a. %nen
The subjects Of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry are fully r.
Illustrated BY experiments the to the Institute
being as complete ys any inihs sle.e. a.,
Especial attention given also 70 the study Of History Engh
Literature Rhetoric Readnga portion Of the both at
I active and profitable
The Principal refers with pride to the following list Of PATAoss,
Hon II A. wise Norfolk, VA Com NJ. y. Maury. Nat OBJ;
Rev. VIM Sparrow Theological Seminary, Alexandria Rey p
Rev H Kepler Rev d. s Doggett DR. B. r. Wexford, A. A.
Morson r. Anderon, Grattan james Lyons r. Price.
VIM Palmer, Dol Foia ne col = W mua,ors Enihsr.
land: WIN Ca-k Carrington Halifax; K crale Green.
brer va P 81 George Cooke POxhata Dr. R. H. Stuart King
George; v Scott Ssuquier J. Randolph, y. Minor, Az
esmarls. penn y Carroll New Orleans Baylor Essex;
Mrs Harrison, Lower Brandon; Col Dabney Dry Grove,
Bryce Stewart ClarkSyle. Tenn Hon. G. H. Lee, ClArks
Reference Is made aso to the Faculties az the Virginia Military
Institute and William and Mary College % Professor BedIoe
Smith, Coleman, MAupn and Davis oil he university OF Virginia.
Board Washing and Lights. t22s %
Tuition In I'm lsh 90 W
Preparatory Department 40 W
Latin or Modern Languages In classes, each, 20 90
Music, Vocal Piano, Harp, Organ or Guitar, per
Drawing Salnns In oil or water coOrs ego to 80 %
r. ~ ,n;1m.r., nsr monh 90
PaVaSs oSessT III ooSsr balance on The On Of February
further particulars for catalogue address the Principal
D. LEE POWELL
jyl2-sm Box 81, Richmond, Va
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NV YorE Argus, l7.-It is reported that both the
Democratic and State committees have agreed hat Mr..
Brady shall resign in favor Of Mr. Kelly for Governor
with the contingency Of going 20 the Senate
Arkansas dispatches assert tina. Rector, independent
candidate for Governor Is twentyseven hundred and six
ahead Of Jackson and eighteen counties unheard from.
Hindman is elected 10 Congress from the LIST district
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-18
IArPR ERnM MFNICn.

washington. Avg IA letter from reliable g'n-
man. dated Chihuahul, near Epaso July 29th says he
Church party hive taken possession OF the Capitol Of the
State Dr. Gunos, the Liberal Gov.rnor, with his cabi-
net has arrived here where be iatend' to make his last
stand He il accompanied by Coriero and many wealthy
citizens Of chihuahua. All running from Cassero, the
Church General
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SrAUNToN, Aug IA despatch from Mr. Harvie
SAYS that the Charlottesville Convention have appointed
Breckenridge ticket and proposes TO the friends Of
Douglas 70 ratfy the The friends Of Douglas in-
dignanty reject the proposition and the committee here
will report adversely upon the proposition. Douglas
electoral ticket is already arranged end will be adopted
to night which the friends Of Breek nrdge viii be asked
70 support
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YosS Aug ls-cotin e,m Flour loys-southern $3.50
as 5S wheat iceu ng-ehoice white i5O5a, Corn buoyan
-mNed[6l&Q62Fc. Pork arm-Mess IS G10l9Si Prime
heavy AIS 46sH H. Lari heavy a l2A0SA. Whisky eul
3f Suzar dru-Nusco gsdo g. Oh Spirits furpentns
.3l4ic Rosla frm Al 81 S5G,LSG Kes quiet At4k04'i
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2100 BAGS RIO COFFEE AT AUCTION
6tOU Richmond.
COFFEE, SUGAR AND BACON.
IjNOn sALE-A VALUABLE TOR.eCo FAC.

INOH SALE-A VALUABLE TOBACCO FAC
L. TORY AND FIXTURES, WAREHOUSE AND OrHER REAL,
ESTATE IN THE TOWN 90 nILTOE O-By virtue Of de-
cree OF the Court OF Equity o- the county Cswe State
North Carolina made In the Of Ihomls Nee smith and
hers, parte at sp rg 1sO, shall s al public auc-
iion In the OF on North carora Saturday the 29
dry Of septemb next vsuabls TOBACCO FACTORY AND
fATURES Warehouse Ouhou-s and other Estate belong
Ing TO the estate Of GeoIg A sm.h, deceased
The Factory binding large nooors three story build.
Ing the first Of the Others Of and
seb to hold the stock fixtures &C. nese sry 10 employ
ca or 10 hands
There large lot of ground upon which are hr rate ne
gro HOUSES kitchen, and vegetable factory
hands.
formerly rs-d for the Inspection AMI storage Tobacco
town OF Milton Thee premises just the and o
pose 10 e Fac'oy and convenient appendaee
On the pre stand for rgng ltem and them and
and -hop for the manuia ure Of Tobacco boxes -
TERMS o. sLFThs petty will be sold upon one and two
years ii with intere fni cate. Bend
required Of the uureh the title VIII retained en-
I'll the purelise money is paid. 7. A.. DONOHO
aull-tds Clerk aid Master In EquIy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-18

BOARDING SCHOOL AT ROXBURY, NEW
I'D KENT CO. Val viii this school at mothers Mrs.
n Poa residence the LIST Of September 1890 for the I'm
tied number Of ~ boys
Boys this school will enjoy all the advantages Of private
family will receive the attention as at home The course
Instruction will embrace all the English. Classical and MAthe
msilca branches
TMs-s2oO including everything Ros further particulars
circular which can be obtained by Addressing Thos Ballard
Exchange Hotel Richmond, myself a. Hubbards o.. New
Kent county. ThOS POLLARD, A. NJ
References q Martin Prof Ancient Languages g. College,
NJ d. Hoge, D. D. Richmond; B. Douglas, King William; Wn
Newton Hanover John p Pierce New Kent Hugh Neson,Pe
ersburR; 7. Taylor. New Kent
TO
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GsrcOxD DISPATCH.

NrAUNrON, Aug II.--F. NJ.
Nothing was done this afternoon. The convention IL
waiting for response from Charlottesville. Adjourn ed
70 eight O'Clock Tonight compromise is considers ed
impoSsble
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-18

LEAVING THE CIrY-DR WoOLFsoN.--This. gentle
man, to whose skin as an OPtcian and an Oeculst
we referred short time since, IS still at the St. Law
renee House. but he will leave for other parts Of the
Sta in a few DAYS. No stronger testimony can be
borne TO the skill Of any than Is set forth in the
long list Of eminent appended 70 the Doctors ad
vertisement As We have already stated. know the
medical men in Washington who bear tertimony TO Dr.
WoOfsons skill opteian, and they Of the high
est position in their profession
Parties 10 thissOice have procured glasses from the
Doctor, and found them al that could possibly be de-
sired.
Persons who have avsied themselves Of the OppOr
tunity during the Doctors short stay in this city OBJ
tain these strengthening spectaeles if desired BY writing
20 his Establishment No. Pa, Pennsylvania Avenue
Wtshin gtOn D. c. when the article viii be Immediately
fOrSarded By Nail Persons applying for them should
forward 20 the Doctor Of such glasses f any
they nav have been using also statement Of the na
turc Of the defect Of vision under which they are labor
Inc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-18
CITY ITEMS.

MAPtxwooD You've LADIB' INSTITUTE, PuTsFIELD,
Mss-We would call The particular attention Of parents
an guardians TO the advantages Of this old and highly
successful school Il is thorough establishment In eve
~ respect and affords every facility for complete IN
teeetua moral and physical education. See advertise
meni In another column.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-18
rnr crurrNf, nAruINrS SI-IrS

CooPERsrowx n Y, Aug 1.-THE five great Sewing
Machine suits, Potter 4 Wheeler and Grover B,ker
ag, inst Geo B. Soat, John B. Gibbs James B. Wilson
and others has been decided against the defendants
all points fully sustaining Allen B Wilson's feed patents
A perpetual injunction has been ordered
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-18
PROM Tue ACCOMPLISHED
Virginia AuthOreSS.
aHsr mouth "a ne fountain o. RAPTURE,
IN. arnr.. lrnu- ahanr. uuIlN nlaa.n

EosgolK, yrHsryt,, July ish, is6O.
Mrssxs. DJvE 4 Co-DEkE Sizss
HTsE NJ NANE Al any tine IN connection with your Xxx Bour
bon Really Inadequate the high ap
pc aon I entertain o. rs It's proper should be
sNe Plus Ultra" perfume has eQuA-he 0ior u most
exT1se ani retained several weeks the handkerchls
great charm h does not stain the m1s delegate fabric
Of uran Invalid, nothing refseshing-oae
faacy hey wandering FAIRY Powers and holding
WITH Fiors, vhIs snhalng The intoxicating perfume
Bdurhon only deserving % vide spread reputA
ton s sned The highest resArd 10 comb Ming
such : Charming perfume. Yive IL Bourbon
MARTHA HAINES Butt A n.
iy9i-t Norfolk virginia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-18

DYSPEPSIA AND hich Of these diseases
occasions the victim the suerings The Dyspepte
will say the former Il is therefore consoling iac',
that Oxygenaed Bitters this distressing
plant
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-18

OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE,
VNHE this schoo for Young Ladies' located at the
the 9Th and Franklin streets, Riehmond, Va viii
begin the LIST day Of October $780, and close the SO OF
June ensuirg
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION..
T. shumatO Mental Moral Science and Ancient Ian
guages
R. O. Gison Natural Science and Mathematics.
Rev James A. Duncan, Biblical Literature.
Mons EdouArd Houdayer, French.
carlos Mera, Spanish and Italian
Albert De Roedigtr, German
Miss Eva NJ Jones' intermediate EngllIh.
Miss Maggie d. Brander, Primary English
Horace Chase, Piano and Organ.
Heinrich Schneider Harp.
q. A. Ericsson, Guitar.
Oswald Heinrich Pa n,ing and Drawing
J. W. Reeve, PenmsnShip.
TERMS.
for the Session. payable half first October residue
Peb. II, 1881:
Primary English (inouding Vocal busiel ...... $50 90
intermediate English Qncudng Vocal Music) 20 90
Senior, Vneludng Vocal Music).. 90 %
Piano. Organ Guitar or Cultivation OF the Voice. for half
hour lessons, per week 90 90
Piano. Organ, Guitar. Cultivation OF the Voice for
hour le som, per ~ ~
Pastel Water oOlors orayon Drawing 20 90
Use OF ~
Ornamental Branches
board wv
Application 70 enter pupils and all communications concerning
THOMAS L aALLvHER
Richmond, Va.
NE snnounesmsn, for the session Of 1890 vi vbs furnished
V NOSE Vho apply Windiesisa He-N
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RICHMOND FEMALEINSTITUTE.

NHE Seventh Session begins OCTOBER ls $780, and ends the
prosperity Of the past session the Pres
jent the effort make the deserving Of the
large patronage the high literary character has achieved
Its Faculty large and able It's buildings (Which have ample
pay ground attached beautifully loeted and orougy urn
shed It's apparatus costly and compete Us course OF study
The Eng h coarse As will be seen catalogue unusu.
taught methods best adapted mental
uculary Conversation $ also careful " attended to-
The usea Department remains In ehArgeofM oAPP and Mr.
FGCuLTY
Chas III Winston A NJ unly Of VaO President and Prof of
Rev. L; Bur OWs, D. D., Evidence. Of Christianity
James Leigh Jones' NJ UNIV Of Val Mathematics and Ian
r A. Lewis NJ D., Natural Sciences
Prot EmlOn (of Paris French.
stnor Carlos O Mera. spanish and italian.
Miss Mary L Lenwch, Drawing Painting, &c.
Miss p Royal, English Branches
Mis- SIS Valentine, English Branches
Miss Jane > stanard Preparation, Department
Ms Ann Mallory, Preparato y Department
Miss Mary Lathrop, Preparatory Department
n. B. oapp, Principal Musical Department
O. a Eicssoa, Guitar.
The President viii the reatOnS Of all tie Glasses reg
ulA intervals giving special attention. to the Primary pup
Terms ToE MINK NoSTHs
CHali payable Oct. l, lseO- ema uder FEB is, 1851
knglsh Tut on, Preparatory Depart $50 %
English Tu Hon Collegiate Department. 80 90
Ancient and No tern Ian usgvs, each. 90 90
Music Piano. with Vocal Music ............. 100
Use q Ipsirument for practising ;....,..... 800
Vocal Music alone taken by all In cassesl. 90
Drawing. NeedewOfE, or Giecsn PAintrg..... 20 20
S So.s including everything except washing %
reduction Of onst5s;a 10 Iiais.rs
Pups provide Books and Stationery at their own expense
S-In OF prOrAeed Sickness ducon will be made for
Boarde are members Of tie Pre- sdenis family Money
Their incidental expenses should be With him. and all let
Dialogue containing full details may obtained Book
stores, or BY aPPicatOniO the President =, vs ,vorov
auS-dAe2Xm Richmond, Va.
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We refer typographical and civil engineers to the
card Of Edmund Draper in another column.
Mr. D's field instruments are 50 well known 10 gentle
men Of the corps Of exact sciences and their appreciated
worth 20 universally acknowledged that refrain from
Any remarks in their favor.
Those interested viii consult their card