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BY Richard Cauthorn, Auctr.

IyI fIUN.-THfS DAY. at 10 O'clock At nv
store VII sell ls cases rs lbs. saoh,) Of fine Oro-
, Also, New " leans Molssses, Vinegar, whiskey,
au % r. CAUTHORN, Auet,r.
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MOTTO The subscriber having made a
~ change in his business the LIST of July last,
mskes 1t necessary that all accounts due him pre-
Vious to that time should be closed. He would.
therefore. ask OF his old friends and customers 10
come forward and discharge their Indebtedness
Thankful for past favors. he would ask continu-
ahce of their patronage 10 The new concern OF
SPENCE a GARY. 4. B. SPENCE,
No. 40 corner of Main and 18th SITS
Richmond, Aug. %, 1860.
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~ TRUSTEES "a T. q OF
.EzCVaLUABLE sTkAMBOaT Al
By fhos. W. keesee, Auct'r,
(Otlce corner OF 12tL and Cary streets

~ SORREL MARE FOR SALE AT
@N be sold on SATURDAY
AAMORNING, Sept LIST, commencing at 10
o,oioek: on ouncil Chamber Hill. very ine
SOFRFL MARE. seven years old-warranted
sound, and to work we'll in ngie and double har-
ness. She is sold to pay livery till.
JOS. K. Xix.
Sale conducted by THos. W. KEEsER, Auct.
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an 4-ts DAVID WM. cURaIE.
NM AIR h Ne az. Dams as
EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully announces To
iss Tsso ssf ses' ssHs yarFasssd e her
r1iiLAD ELPHiA and BaLTfSokE 70 fHYlce s..
MOND, thereby adordinx UNUSUAL facilities for
obtaining thslI freight and packages in the short
n E!presses leave New York at LIS and 6 O'Clock
and il IT, sss a.
A. n and g = NJ, arriving in Richmond st 20
Expresses leave Richmond for Now York, Phil
VEST a. ssS snd so points North and
oos one HoR before the Of e int
m ax9NWESSSEssD E4E the souEa :is, Sia
The Acams Express Company ieei that thsy ear IN
guarantee to the public civiiIy. attsntion and sat-
N Richmond. and nothing vIH b ieft andons ON
their part to meet the wants Of their oastomen.
s sas fr z VII ::
sdysnss q twelve hour. over oar ar -
s iEEWs1R 0Sk Fxshssshg :: AsS ssS g.
aIiI;s f:fgr Fl i|i'is q e
s.iss 3 Nv &c usd 'sss: tss d:
rs Ho fssss DRAFTS AND BILLS. with or With
throuxhoat the United States, and prompt rsiaTns
md p s..so q Sar
IoHACCo sad other samDlss earned AZ unusual
Al frsirhta promptly called for and delivered
Fo sa a1ss Sssfsi Drn.sou. ,s... o. =. oar
'. .s,'s sS q Gagsa s...
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EDUCATIONAL,
MAS. 3. REEDS sCHOO r,

Mas. .. REEDS SCHOOL, ''r>'
o t.; S saS ss q S 81; sss s
Fh nsi W. E s ssss s wen .s
ana Music, are taught. - au A-aw
SOUTHERN wAvERLEY ISsTITurE-
= Mas PETER P. MhtY f H f MSnP Va.
Sn 'si scH G5 oot fSS
YOgNG LADIES Her object is to combine
Ana Of
proheiensy in Music To accomplish this p ana
viii 81 ana Mn
be the common language. ' - y" WIN
For Prospectus OF the plan of study. or Circu.
'i: y sssP''S Mas. a S.ss' par
THE DUTIES or MR. W. d. sTUART,s
scA14 VA 10 resumed on soNDAY. Is. sssh
JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY.
18th. BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH sTs.,
The Fifth AHpSs ss...en 81 .h!. School will
commence MONDAY, September 18th. 1850.
i. 's1 1aaas4y. 49, sss ;so
az dim. wv. rErsERBEsID Ds,s::,
Gnu r. Gil HILL ENGLISH. CLASST.
sN5 s:f s4Ef SS AZ
~ "
Ff EE-The exercises of this School will be re-
sumed on the 18th of September next, and will con
tinue ten months.
Terms, pay able semi annually, in advance, from
0so 10 9oo au 2l-1mH
TT X: BASS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
l.; SCHOoL.-The tenth session of my School
VIII commence on the Sd September. at my resi-
9snGe on Clay street, between LIST and I'd streets
In the Classical Department ......---. $50 90
IN the English Department $500
Payable Quarterly.
PERSONS desiring TO enter scholars viii please
CAL on me at my residence. I. K. BASS.
au Tim"
MRS. MARY ID. LIBBY begs leave to IN
dates of her School viii be resumed on the 10th
day oil September. at her residence on Marshall,
between lat and ID streets Having engaged COM
petent assistants, she viii he enabled to teach
FRENCH and LATIN, together with the usual
ENGLISH branches.
Primary English branches ----.....Sl6
Higher do. do. ...----...... 2s
FRENCH D
Latin ----- ~
au l5-lm
EDUCATION.-Tb fifth session Of MRS. M.
u c. RtCE'Ss&CHOOL. on I'd street. between
Clay and Leigh streets, will begin the 3D. Of Sep
grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore en-
10, ed, which she will endeavor still to merit by
every possible exertion to promote the interests
Of her pupils and patrons.
TERMs-Per session Of 10 months, payable guar
terry.
Latin. with or without highest English
branches. --.--.------ S5O w
PRIMARY knglsh, ----- ----- 70 w
Beg miners $3.50 ~ w
au 2l-3w
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DISH, FISH.-l5O bbls. Northern Alewives;
L 2i7 bills. Cat Herrings; 80 half bbls. Cut Her.
rlngs; 20 bbls. No; Herrings; loo kits No. l
Nisckerel; SO half bbls; Mess shad; 20 half bbis.
No 2 Salmon; SO half bbs White Fish: 10 bbls.
No. Small hiacsere; $50 bbls. Gross Herrings;
O00 lbs Goldfish, for sale to arrive Also, 4 large
assortment IN store. BkIDGF0RD Il CO.,
On the Dock.
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one hall payable on the ISL OF OctoDor l6oO, and
the remainder on the 18th Of February, 1861
Reference is made to Rev. DR.. Moses D. Hoge,
and to any Of the former patrons OF the school.
Catalogues OF the Seminary, containing more
detailed information, can be obtained st any of the
BY pPnY e H.
MRS. BROOK e s BOARDlNG AND DAY
will the F iisSa DAY fss0 81 ocT6BER
1860, and end the LIST Of July. 1851;
All the usual branches of FEMALE EDUCA-
TON are taught, the Modern Languages by aa-
TIRE masters, and Latn. Music, Drawing and
ment. The French Language will be taught by Q
native of Paris. The growing necessity for this
language In our coantry, makes u essential that
IL should be taught orally for which reason II will
Be the LANGUAGE Of the school room. and az soon
will be procured to reside In the family;
A class win be formed in English Literature,
and the course Of study will be thorough.
A corps of experienced teachers mime IN num-
should the exigencss Of the school require them.
RkF.RENcRs.-Jr0 X. Tucker, Attorney Gen
eral of Virginia, RICHMOND; Prof D. =. Tucker,
Medical College OF yirs mia, HlchI,ond; Hon. X.
Il, Va; Hon James n. Ms.en. Z: s ssnsso!,
Va; Right Rev. Bishop Johns. Alexandria Va;
Rev. T, Y: Moore. Richmond. Va; Rev James X,
Graham, Winohsster, W; I hSmas Fnrmsn. Esa..
g. H., Va; Clnclnatus Newton. Esq. Norfolk,
Va Rev. Charles H. Read, Kiohmond, Va; Judge
James D. Haliy burton. ID. @, OF U. g., Riehmond,
Va; Mr.. William Grant, Richmond, Va; Mt.
i a. f.5 Rasi t E:s fs Colonel
and other particulars THs H E the
EN-duV sse a's Richmoad, VI,
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FrsIoN.AN INDEPENDENT TICKET

MO FFSIoN-AN INDEPENDENT TICKET
call at his store, no l76 Broad street. and
Of MS great bargains; the excitement IL prevailing
there TO an alarming extent. AS he has so many
cheap articles tepffer 10 his customers, il IS diff
fcult for them To sAect, they all much be
low the regular prices. Splendid pleached Cot
tons 10 cts; extra superior Irish Linens at Sa cts.
and 50. cheap al nearly twice that amount; large
cheap: shirt Fronts, .actuaIly less than can be
made for; 500 pairs Ladies' extra heavy!white Hose
at l2>1 cts. cheap at % cts another lot of those
great bargains; tremendous large lot of Corsets,
al styles white and cooTed all Sizes; extra cheap
Embroideries, Millinery Goods, White Goods. and
numerous other articles at astonishing low prices.
fTUI.DSMiT'S Cheap Strrs,
rn,ds frnr
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STEAMBOATs. &c.
.T7,h DAILY LIN + OF PACKETS

- = - TRI-WEEKLY THROUGH TO
sGN0nTTSs,x yI L !. tYNCHBURg, LEXINGTON,
THE OPPOSITE DAYS. MAKING a DAILY
LINE Az FAR AS NEW CANTON.
Fare from R edmond to New Canton. ~ cts.
The Through Line will leave Richmo nd. a.
usual, at p. NJ. MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS; and on and after the 2lst, instead Of
lsavlng a. NJ will leave at 5 T. NJ. TUES
DAYH, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, and
run UP as high as NEW CANTON
WEuN ESDAYS and RIDAYS at II NJ
The Line for New Canton will pass intermed d ate
points between Richmond and that place at the
same hour, only on opposite days.
An IL d2W&cv2r r. EOMOND r. IN
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= --'-----'------z------T----
/ HlPPlNG

rs FOR BOSTON FIRST vEssEL.-
&&E ne superior fast sailing brig J. NICkER-
OF her saI.o snsaes and Eolns on board. viii have
au xs-ts DAVID VIA CURsIE.
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OFFICE UNION STEAMSHIP co.,
RICHMOND, August 20. 1850 Z
&GAk THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF
KILN RICHMOND having been Withdrawn
-until the lst prJximO, for the parpose
OF rep acing her boilers, the Steamshi iRGINfA,
usual weekly trip. =
FTsight received on FRIDAYS. and up to the
week, until further notice.
CHAS. P. cARDnZo, Agent,
nafHa
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"a No extra charges. VA
IA. All letters to be directed to
HUBERT z. LEE ERVR

~ A-dNcW5m Richmond. Va.
GREENWOOD SCHOOLGIRLS School vii
VI open the 4th Of September, and close the last
of june. 1t is situated wlthin three mules of Cob
bemarle county. at the base of the Southwest
Mountains in the midst of a moral, refined and
ian trnn Ia conn.s n0tea lor lts
vice incidental to schools in the neis hborhood of
towns and cities
The English branches, Latin, Greek, Mathe-
MATES and French, are tausht
THE TERMS are $40. for Board and Tuition for
the 10 MONTHS payable LIST of September and LIST of
Febru4r Apply to X. l.. NELSON,
Gotham, Abemare.
REFER To-Gardner, Carlton & 60 Richmond !;
DR.. T. w. Merrwether. Hon. VIM. C. Rives, Able
marie: Capt VIM. Woods, Buckingham.
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TAR0 E6,n rI

az. THROUGH TICKETS FROM
= = s.sH OF o. eS sastSfs
PECK on TUESDAY and tn TUESDAY EVEN
,NGS e. o,Glocs, will connset with the steamer
DAY MORNINGS, at 81 A. NJ and will CON
neot with same steamer on ,mnn q; Al MokNInsi
URDAY EVENING at o'clock.
"a. Meals 80 conts each. u. o. HASKINS.
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IL INsTRU EToRs.
JOHN B. CARY. A. M, Principal.
FLEMING JAMES, Jr A. NJ, III. of Va.)
WILFRED Z. CUTSH AW, v. M. l.

Miss EMILY A. CLEV ELAND.
The exercises of this So nool will begin on the LIST
of October. and continue en- months.
Board Glghts extra) and Fulton in Ancient Lam
guages, Mathematics. DO 500 per session. paya
bic semi annually an a4ranee. Modern Ian
guaf es, each, $50, and Music $50 extra.
For catalogue or further information. address
the Princi pal. Hampton. Va. auB Slim
MIR. CARY'S SCHOOL OF ANCIENT
WI AND MODERN LANGUAGES, AND OF
MATH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to 7th, between Mar
shall and Clay streets.
The exercises of this School will be resumed ON
the 18th of September next. and will continue
furnished on application Terms for the scholas
tic year of ten months. $50. $40, $50 and $50 ac-
cording to grade of subjects studied, payable semi
annually in advance: Every pupil will be consid-
cred engaged from the day OF entrance to the 18th
of July, 1861, and deduction will be made for ab-
sence, except in cases of pTotracted sickness For
further particulars. apply at my residence, on 5th
between Clay and Leigh streets, or through the
Post Office. Tau 2D-3wl JOHN CARY.
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M The announcement for the session of 1870 '6l
will be furnished to those who apply, Indicated
~ 7-2m

MIGHT SCHOOL VIRGINIA MECHAN.
~ ICS' INSTITUTE NOTICE TO TEA1H
ERS.-Proposals will be received until the 18th of
September, for TEACHING the NIGH ISCHOOL
OF THE VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTI.
TNTE, for the session of 1850 and 1861.
PRoPosALs.-FOr what amount will GU agree to
teach all the English branches, to a number of
scholars not exc4edins one hundred and fifty. and
ohligate yourself to furnish two competent assist
ants, to be approved by the Commit ee-the SEES
sion to commence on the first Monday night in
October, and close on the frat of March. Give
months, three hts In each week two hours and
half each nghI.
g WM g MAC,FEAhRSheA AnE Night School
GEO. A. AiNsLiE, Committee.
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MONDAY, AUG. 27.-AT COST, FORC CASH

MONDAY, AUG ~ Ar COST, FOR CASH
vi 0NbY-Fancy colored Silks; Plain Black
Silks Vaencias; Poplinets: Bereges; French Me
Ribbons; Rrllantss- Collars; Sleeves; Bands. All
our stock OF Silks must be sold this week at great
sacrifice. CASH buyers are respectfully invited TO
attend, without further notice.
CHAS. A. GWATKIN, Sth and Main st.
2 S.-We have on hand Carpets and Wooiens
for negroes, which will be sold of without regard
10 cost CHAS. A. GWATKIN,
nd Mar 81
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----- i---s---sr--a -.
rDUcArIoNAr,

- 49,. 49,
TEFFE RsON classical. AND CON-.
TON ~ Y. D. LIiAas. MaSkR MN MIN.
third session Of this School viii commence on tSs
ID OF September, 1850
enees. apply at my residence, or through the POST
Office. Parents desirous OF obtaining seats for
.ss Children S.' apply early as the naaos Of
.NYy MUAIC.-Miss Il: r, MARTIN will give
&instruotion in Vocal and instrumental MU-
A1SIC, Piano and Guitar: after the lat Of Sep
For terms, ssppi, at the house, Leigh street. be-
U HoyTE sSsIN Hlfa WHST' H HTGHE
IKE FRsT 81 unS. p sss In
sTfon IF enc a.
gniversiy Of VIElnia, it viii, for this reason az
ford no fewer advantasss TO- thoss intending to
5s r. :,S:@ il +
s1sI hSp Xpr.A E. s :s ssy
occasional instruction from natives of those Ian
Charges for the session. $3.50, including every
Circulars may he obtained at the bookstores in
Richmond, or by application to US through the
N'0n"0n0 t sfbNET H. OWENS. Jn., A. M,
Lately FTfi IF gj' sfaNSRSS So's'
Graduate of, and formerly
Assistant Professor at. v. NJ. institute.
iv 9-d&ow3m
A SHLAND FEM Al.E Z W. \ AuY, nan
"A OVER C,UNTY, VA.-The fourtn annual
session of this institution. located is mile. from
Richmond on the railway tn fredericksburg will
commence on the 2Oth of September, and continue.
with few days inter omission at Chrtsi mas for
forty weeks The annual session is div ed INTO
two terms of twenty weeks each.
Charges for term of ttoenty tceeks PAYABLE IL,
ddgdnce:
For Board. including furnished room, attendance.
fuel and llghts.----.-..-.---.-- .---- S6S 90
For w ashing - 10 10
For PRIMARY Engiish ----...-----...-....... Is 90
For hlgher Enelsn .---- ......- ~ on
For Ancient LANGUAGES. each .-.-......-.-. IL 90
For MODERN Languages, each. .:-..-... 10 0O
For Lectures on Chemistry and Natural Phi
For Music on Piano, Guitar, or Cultivation
of Voice, each. -. -. 20 90
For use OF instrument. .........---...--.. $50
GrecIan Painting, each. -. .. - 10 10
FOR Palnting In vi CoOrs -....... 20 90
lncldentai cnarge Ior day scholars. ---..... ] 10
lncldentai cnarge Tor boarders .....-. 2 so
The Principal has an able and experienced corps
of Teachers Address
GEO. w sRNISTEAD pr;ncinal
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A UCTI0N Sales AVERY NIGHT THIS
a WEEk.CommeScln at III O'Clock, nj Auo-
ION Room 70 Main street. Watches, Jewelry.
Fancy Goods, Plated Spoons, Forks. Tt Sets, q Q.
ALSO-A lot of Letter Paper, Cigars, &c, 30
All goods warranted as represented, and sold in
lots to suit purchasers.
J.H. DI0GES, Auct'r
u SAl4nman. an At
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BY j. III. Digses, Auct'r.

HATS, CAPS, &c. "A U c ION .-On
- WEDNESDAY MORNING. August 18th, al
g Main street. will be sold ali his stock of HATS.
GAPS, &c. remaining Il, said store. The stock
consists of fine Silk, Fur and Soft HATS, to-
gether with large and well seIected assortment
Of Cloth and other CAPS. As he is going in on her
business, the stock will be sold without reserve.
Terms Cash. T. III, DI(i(iEN Auct'r
ID. F. BOorH, Salesman. mn 21-tds
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CREDERiCK's HALL
10 FEAAJ,E SCUOOI

The third session of this School which is located
within half mile of Frederlckf Hall Depot, Va
Central Railroad, will commentator the LIST OF next
September, and close on the LIST 4 July following.
TERMs-Per Session Of IH Months.
Board and Tuition in all the Eng sh branches for
10 months .....-...-..-....... $500. $50 90
Music on the Piano, with use of instrument, IS 90
French Language.. .-.-....--. ----- 10 90
Drawing and Painting, each. 10 90
india Ink and Cray on, each ...-.... 49, 8 90
Embroidery -. .--.. 8 90
An accomplished and experienced teacher will
have charge of this School
My address is Frederick's Hall, L.uisa county,
Virginia. NATHA'L w HARRIS.
iylT
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NOTlcE.-Psrsons. vianins 70 ebtan. pcke<p
Pot Railrosd for wal, nEtcn city and points FAR
thsr North. must, n 90 sa,ss. b yQuchsd Tor b.
ssvsoa, known 70 the omcers OF the R0aa. e. ~
ns.s:s s.:n = seq Y < ssst;st ~ X lsss:si
- $ HAakAses ohoioe new HufTKR.
q 6bls. extra LEAF LARp.-
s n: sll: ::ss;; I yy SSS|ItlJ!'
~ !: ~. ss,s g. A ...' 'iflfles Mrs.
NNe IN sts 60 Can
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RICHMOND FEMALE sGMIe Any, on
IL GRACE STREET, BETWEEN THIRD
AND FOURTH. RICHMOND, VA,


A. M. DUPUY. A. M....-.... PRINCIPAL.
The next session of this Institution will COM
mence on the LIST of October, 1860, and will termi-
nate on the S0th 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 satisfac-
The Boarding Department will be under the m AN
agement of Mr. and Mrs. DUPUy, assisted by Mrs.
MARY X. CAssgLs. formerly of Savannah. They
alone Will reside IN the Seminary with the young
troll over those committed to their charge.
The success which has attended this effort TO es-
tablish in the city of Rich nond Female Semi
nary of the first class has encouraged the Principal
to provide more ample accommodations for the
next session. The buildings now being en-
larged, and important notifications will be made
in them, which will add greatly to their conve-
nlence and comfort. The lodging rooms are large
and well ventilated, and not more than from two
to four eoarders will occupy one room. The Reci-
tatlon Rooms will be well Arrange ed for the accom-
mediation of the pupils.
TERMS For Nine Months.
Washing, fuel and lights. .............- 80 90
Tuition in the Preparatory Department.. 80 90
Tuition in ordinary English Branches. 40 90
Tuition in advanced English Branches. 80 %
Tuition III Modern and Ancient Languages,
Music, Vocal and lnstrume ntal, Piano and
Guitar For one lesson, OF one hou- per
week.. ~ w
For two lessons per week, OF one hour each 80 %
Use of Piano ..-...----....-...-... III 90
Drawing, In crayon. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80 90
Painting, in water colors. --...-...-- 40 10
Painting, in oil. ..... $500. 90 %
One half payable on the lst of October 1880 and
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/ Evils WERR q JOHN q. WADE offer

I EVILS WEBB a. JOHN G. WADE offer
II for sale 80 hhds. Porto Rico and New Orleans
sugars part prime; l40 bhls a, SO hbls b. ~ bbls
Extra Coffee Sugars; 10 bbls. Cut Loaf, As hbls.
Crushed IS bbls. Powdered and GRADUATED Sug rs;
100 hdds. Cuba ovado Molasses. prime 90 bbls,
Sugar house syrup; IS tierces Rice 400 hbls. Cut
Herrings; 500 bbls. Gross 90; 90 bbls and % half
bbg No. Mackerel: 10 bbls. Picked Salmon
half bbls Shad 100 bbs. Tar; 100 bags Laguayrs,
% bags Msrcaibo, 100 pockets Java, 20 half bales
Mocha Coffee Gunpowder Tea, OF superior qua
Candies; CASTLE Soap; Vinegar.
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AIRS. PELLETS SUHOOL,
lYl ON BROAD STREET

| BETWEEN 10TH AND 11TH
MRS. PELLET will resume the duties of her
/ ers.
| Parents who entrust their children to her care
are assured that they will be thoroughly grounded
| III all the bI anches essential to finished eduoa-
1 ton.
TERMS made known on application at her resi-
| dence. 10 Pm
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MRS DR.. RUST begs to announo that there
wi are vacancies in her Private Glass sr YOUNG
LADIES, which will re- open OCTOBER lsT, 1850.
The number of pupils being limited to eght, early
applications are respectfully requested. ian / I'm
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dwellings, CHURCHES. STORES

wv ELLINGS, NHthIHES. SIOhES
IL AM FACTORIES warmed IN the most salts,
factory manner. The ILLUMiNATOR-Parlo
Fire Place and Heater; the VICToR-Gas Burn
er ana Heater.
We have made up a good ass ortment of the above
valuable articles, which we are setting In the most
approved method AiSo, our we'll known Rich
mnud Portable Furnace" and TIL celebrated "Spi-
raj Brick Furnace for wood or coal
GEO. STARRETF. fIoyeruor
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GEO. w. ARMlSTEAD. PRINCIPAL,
au 2l-lm* Ashla a. Hanovcr county Va

du H-Im Asha q. Hanover county, Va.
MEDICAL s sStt of fss St yI.eINiA,
ms regular on the S w
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, M. D., Professor of
DAVID H. TUCKER. M. D., Professor of Theory
BEy xiL; + i; MELIIFSkb. NJ. D, Professor of
n P Fl 81 G1 c
JAM = Il. CONWAY. NJ. D.. Professor of OBJ
JAM Es B. McCAw. M. D., Professor of Chem
MARION HOWARD, M. D., Demonstration of
Through The liberality. Of the Legislature at it's
last session. In appropriating the sum of thirty
the facilities heretofore offered to students will be
greatly extended. Large and important additions
are beng msds to the llust atoms IN every depsrt
ment; the College building is undergoing needful
repairs and alterations; and new Hospital is in
Coese which viii greatV aSs 10 sGS
Clinical Instruction.
Ample facilities are afforded for the prosecution
Two Prizes of Fifty Dollars each are offered to
the members OF the graduating cla.s1one for the
Theory or Practice of Medicine.
Ticket of each Professor $500
G radnst,an - % oo
Demonstr stor of Anatomy.......-- 1000
The Catalogue, containing fuller Information,
will be forwarded to those who may apply for it,
l.. 3. JOYNES, M. D.,
au 2l-2aw4w Dean Of the Faculty
OLL DOMINION INsTITUTE.-The next
- sesslu of this SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LA
DIES, located at the corner OF 9th and Franklin
streets. Richmond, Va, will begin the LIST day
of OctO Der, 1860, and close the 30th Of June,
next eHsuing.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
]; (. sHUMATE, Mental and Moral Science,
and AnSlent Languages
R. u. GILSONs Natural Science and Mathe-
Rev JIMEsA A. DUNCAN. Biblical Literature.
Mob, kD0U: RD HoUDAlER, French.
CARLoSC. MIRA. Spanish and Italian.
Misa ELvA N. JONES, ntermediate English.
Miss AGGlE D. BRANDER, Primary Eng
llsh.
H0sAG4 CHASE, Peno and Organ.
9. "a ERiCsSUN. Guitar. hafp'
osW A! B B HElNRIcH. Painting and Drawing.
J.W, REEVE. Penmanship. ~
TERMS,
(For It's Session. payable half on lst of October,
residue Feb. Il. 1861.
Primary English. including Vocal Music. $50 90
Intern. s4iate English, including Vocal Mu-
Senior ai' Including Vocal 50 60
Piano, O. gan Guitar, or cultivation of the
Voice, for half hour lessons, two per week so 90
Piano, Organ, Guitar, or Cultivation of the
Voice. for one hour lessons, two per week. 80 10
Oil Painting. ....--.. 60 10
Pastel or Water COlors, CrayOn Drawing. 20 %
Use OF Piano. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 %
ornamental Branches .-............. 90 90
Board 49,. .-.-- -. 200 90
Washing and Lights. .-..---... rs 90
IA, Application to enter pupils. and ali oommu-
nicatiOns concerning the School, should be made to
THOMAS L.. GALLEHER,
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