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KEokun FEMALE SEMINARY.

kEOkrA FEMALE SEMINARY.
TINE third term Ut this Institation will conn
mcnce Monday, Jan. 3ath, in the basement
Of the chatham Square Church, corner OF Ttaand
Morgan It's, These rooms have boon found dry ana
cool and easy Of
tFhe Teachers secured TO instruct In their differ
ent dsparrm antsof study, are the following:
Rev. G. A. WILLIAMS, Principal;
Mrs. II. r.. WILLIAMS
Mrs. II. Ia. CRAVEN; 4
Miss L. COPELIN.
Mr.o. G. ISBELL, teacher of Vocal Music
Prospectus Ok ths has bssH puhiiE sva
and can be obtained application to the President
or Secretary sf the Board of Trustees, or to the
Principal. III VIM. THOMPSON, President.
I'll. SrRoSG, Secretary.
Jan. ~. sB0-d As
6e68 NOW READY,
Pmrs0nss Life OF An0Tew Jackson
ME have the pleasure OF announcing that
w have for delivery the first volume Of this
much looked for wofR. Published by subscription
only. s8s.8 ta
Cloth, per volume, -,.....,,... ..,...........$150
fIsnrarv sfvfrs Ter s.s~
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Samples be seen and subscribers names
OGDEN, BRoWNELl y CO.'S
Crfr Book SroRK,
| Feb. liz, sod g6 No. 81 M&in-st.
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SIS, et her wise sia.
hansrAl Notices 81 90. obituaries, according
60 space occupied.
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akoye rates. E9
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per nnc- &#Is
Advertisements ordered IN the inside exelu-
sively In the Daily, after the frat two weeks
b9 per cent. a.ore than the above rates. y
At2 fvnnsfent afgfgftssmsafs asaEf se paid for
IN adgasGf. This rule will not be varied from
When the advertiser uses the weekly Alone,
the price will be the same as In The Daily
Where the Daily and Weekly are both used
25 pr eant. will be deducted from the sggre-
gate amount.
Under tAe present system, the advertiser
pays go much Tor the space he occupies, ths
changes bslnR caargeable for the com position
only. Ihis plan is nov generally adopted
Our charge for changes will be Is cents per
square. ~
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Discontinued before the expiration Of the year
or the time contracted for, they will be charged
up at our regular rAtce Tor the time actual
ly in,
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which nettraliyes this malarious poison IN the
bo03. and stimulates the liver expel il from the
aadE 81 Il shtstsid. SD IL does tAa affecting
soFfier with perfect certainty. And IL does moro
o. rataer aoes what i Of more service to those su-
jcet 90 hsa Infection III taken in season it cxpeIs
II frua FAC svste Ms ii is absorbed and thus kcens
ta1ae wlo use 1t free from its attacks; keeps the
srsteIa ii health although exposed to the disease
Consequently il nut only cures but protects frar
tan great variety Of affections which are induced
. ~ this malignant influence, such as Remfttent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dusnb, or Masked Aene
Periodical Headache, or Biinus Headache Bilious
fevers, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout, Blindness
I0oths ei,a. Euaehe. Catarrh, Asthma palpita~
tons, Painful Affections of the Spleen Hysterios,
Collie, Paralysis. aud Painful Affections or the
stomach and Bowels, all OF which, when arising
from this cause, viii be found to assume more or
less the intermittent type. This T" AGuE CcKR -
the cansc these arrangements. and cures
the disease.
This Il accompanies by stimulating the excre-
tories to expel the virus from the system; and
these organs By degrees become habited TO do this
their Office OF their own accord Hence arises what
We term aeaianaukatloa Time may accomplish the
same end, but often life is not long enough, or Is
sacrificed In the attempt while this J. AGrr. CrRn
does it al once, aud with safety. We have great
reason to believe this IL a surer as well as safer
caused by the miasmstle infection, than any other
which has been discovered; and it has stil another
important advantage TO the public, wli eh TO- that
u Is cheap as well as good
PREPARED BY
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AspgssME gA.A, xrHxAsnnr gARcLAY Y
TEsTABnIsnEDfN rsas.1

p e
I ~ag slt3 BANKING HOUSE or i4l
a n q M q n q. AND II RsON Al CO.
II HAVE thisday admitted 40 y partner IN The
i Banking Buainess, Alexander BARCLAY, (wLo has
been nay teller fur the last sx yearf). The bus-
nesS, aereaf Ter, viii be Conducted under Ia firm
GEO. C. ANDERSON 4 GO.
Being one Of the oldest Banking Houses if not
the oldest) in Iowa, the arm snlcits eontin-
uanceof former vpatronageso so hberaliy extsnded to
tho senior partner, ew
They VIII make co lecticne and remit, less Ex~
change, on the dayof payment, free Of charge.
Iheir references are ~ formerly by senior psxI-
ners viz
AkFEIENgks: gass
Park BAAk, M n. 9AA1a@ ATaSs4 80 ia
Winslow, LaDicr Co., Bankers, Y.
Edward m. QJAfk a Co., ,PhiladtFhia.
Howard banking Co., Roaton.
Clapp, Fuller d Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank ,Uhicsro. g ssE1ati7"S
Hoffman u aeipck Q, Chicago. ah8
Mechanics Bank, Fttsbnrgh. RaE
Farmers Deposit Ban X, PitMbrrgh.
Kramer Rahm, Baukers, +4
Hilmoreh a Bro ehertun ss Cincinnati
A. d. Hunt Co., Louisvilie.
State savin gs Institution, ST. Louis. 19
Keokuk Jan / !, IS. GEO. q ANDERSON
lan6d ts@t
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

rI,H undersigned having formed partnership
i usder the style of MceUNE A. SAMPLBt and
having pur chased the stock of Merchandise form
erly belonging to IL. w. Sample Co., corner of
Main and III streets, Keokuk, offer the at
prices in accordance With the tAmes, and will make
it TO the interest Of friends and the public to
give us a call before purchasing elsewhere.
Come every one, and get the worth Of your mo
re, ~ Ta s.1as. oiose out mucn OF toe present
stock in order TO make room for eur new Spring
Goods. CHAs p McCrNE.
March 8, fS60d sAML y. SAMPLE
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WEEDS PATENT
SEWING MACHINES

tIIAvE gained The confidence Of all ~ho use
z I Il them, and have proved one Of tbs most vhla-
ahie Inventions Ct Lie age ILey Fuse Y ahutle,
making the Lock Stitch on both sides of the cloth
alike, which canrot be unravefsd or pull ed out-
They are all made with the hi gest mechanical
skin and all warranted to work we'll on al kfnhs
Of goods from the Lightest Fabric % heavy
Leather. In particular we would cali attention to
our new Family Sewing Machine. 1t has been
manufactured expressly for Family Use, and has
met wit favor from all 1t is 80 sfmplthsd 10 70
render IL almost impossible 20 get ont OF order, or
derange its operations; indeed il Is SO Simple az
10 astonish one, that go small piece OF mechan-
ism will sew. B#s f4G
Below we give description Of the different style
of the Weed Patent:
No. l., L. very conssnint stylo, which can be
worked by hand OF foot, or on its own table
For the convenience of Shipping and also for large
manafactefiss, WHO'RE Il Is aecessary TO place .
number af machines into = long bench making one
table answer for all. Price $go.
No. q. With Walnut Mahogany Table, witn
OF without Box Top, which locks down. Price ioo
and $ile.
No. J.. Same siae as DO. 2, bat runs with belt
aud at much higher rate OF Speed. This klnd
Is we'll adapted TO manufacturing Clothing or Tor
Leat her work. Ii Is
This is really the cheapest machine In the mar
ket, as there IL no work aene on sewing Maenlas
that it win do. 1t IL confidently asserted that
this machine runs easier than any machine how In
nse. Price $let. ~ e. 's #s a*t3eu
No. 4. Ihis machine haa Q long arm 70 aecommo-
date large work. 1t runs at a high rate OF speed,
runs easily and IL without q Bonbt, the hssf Ma
thine fer lailors' useeyer offered to the public
Ii ii peculiarly fitted for plantation work, being
very simple yet substantial and durable, with nut
little liability ~ get cut Of order. Price 7Sl20
No. 3. This IL new and cheaper ssyie, and
general fnyorite fer Family isa aghs Lentbss. and
great varietyoi work, IL has been gotten up with
reference to furnishing strong and durabis, yet
light and tasty Atschsne, nj q icsss prtee than
either of the ahove. ~ runs Fery easy, rapidly,
and IL pronounced the best maehfac now in market
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STEAM FIGURING MILLS FOR
Iyls-tds
WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
w IRON THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

a.
The long established reputation Of the WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS for the OF Chronic diseases renders upon
their medic nal efficacy unnecessary.
For the OF these Springs have
ported and used by At s own homes and experience
from their Unlsn drunk Ge,h at he tDuntdin
These waters gently ApERlENr decidedly ALTER
others that has given 10 them their high reputation their AGRA
tire poer or the peculiar operative influences by which they
o5stre tons in the smaller vessels To " .srs
Accommodations from diseased organs thus producing the derd
rs profound changes deandedin almost every of Chror
ie disease
As APERIkNT and Alternative the range OF disease 70
which they applicable S apparent medical men-ueh
for Instance onfe affections Of the SoHae Boei Lirer
kney af" de- De Upon the functions OF the
ally they marked effects stimulating those that inactive
and establishing healthy secreon in such have departed
In DYsPEPsiA and in Chronic .sops Of the mucous coat
Of tbs Stomach and Bowels they employed with the happ
results.
has been long and nrmy established
CHRONIC DIARRA oen cured by them, ater other s.a-
idles have been Intellectually tried.
To cosTIvENEss Of the Bowels and to PIL1 ney well
In the sssera firms Of KTDNEy and BLADDER AFFECTIONS,
unattended with Inflammation they are very seryeesb'e
liar % females, their arGtire influences often emineny
useful
NEURALGIA and the various nervous dseaes when ,aey are
the result OF organic deangemen are treated wish great
by these waters.
In CHRONIC RHEUMATISM thcs efficacy cOeval with
the early history OF the srfHss.
As palliative Of most excellent effect In GoUr their has
10 aERcGGL DIsEAsEs and In that peculiar affection that
results from the abuse OF Mercury In Affections
Of the Water stands unyaied In It's curative Vowers
s Pamphlets descriptive Of the medicinal character and ap
Probabilities Of the Waters furnished gratis application the
Agents.
Waters securely put up the Springs glass botes
being regularly furnished 10 the Agents In Richmond
ETo prevent Imposition each bottle has the word, csgyN
BRlER WHITE sULPHCR WATER" blown In tie glass, without
Orders from individuals and the 1ds throughout the United
states, should be directed to
PURCELL, LADD 4 co,
Ap2I-dkc6u Genn Agents, Richmond,
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FURfHER RY THE CANADA.

HALIFAX, July "a.
The steamship City Of Washington, from NeE York,
arrived at Liverpool on the 18th.
The Paris Patre asserts that the siege OF Aessinl Is de-
cided on Garibad having declined assist the Neopo-
lns unless they give similar proofs oil confidence as the
Scilans By a sustained insurrection.
Garibaldis Ministry had resigned
Twas reported that Naples had notified England and
France Of her intention to offer the constitution Oh ioIz
TO the Scians France had essented thereto but Eng
land besitates.
In the British Parliament the administers were ques-
toned as to he transfer Of the contract to the CANADIAN
line Mr. Gladstone said the government did not intend
to sanction the transfer its own responsibilities and
whatever might be taken, would be submitted to
Parliament.
Sir Robert Peel called on the government not to assent
to the annexation of Sicily 10 Piedmont
Lord John Russell replied that the government could
not depart from the great principle that the people had
the right 10 choose their government without inter-
ference.
Lord John Russell explained the position of the
proposed European conference relative 10 Savoy. Eng
land had accepted the proposition of Prussia while Aus
ta hesitaes The government had no knowledge oil the
replies BY the other governments
Il was stated in Parliament that the British forces in
China reach 1000 men
The French government and Legislature disagreed as
to the bill relating to the expectation OF rags and the bill
was Withdrawn
The Bank Of frances monthly returns show decrease
The BOurss was animated and higher the Rentes clos
ed at 69E l5c
The instruction in Syria continues. Fuad Pacha had
gone there on special mission armed with iu powers
aud in view Of that fact England and France have agreed
to abstain from present interference II Turkey, hoEeV-
ever proves incapable these two governments have
agreed on identical Instructions their admirA to stop
the masSIcres At the destruction OF the villages the
Druses killed more than two thousand unarmed men in
cold blood There great alarm at Beyrout and the
Franks and Christians bad taken refuge on board the
foreign men Of war.
The Calcutta mail of June H. and that from Hong
Kong of Nav 2S had reached England and the Ameri-
can portion is OF board the Canada.
The British forces bad LETT for the Peho. collision
was considered inevitable.
The CAleutta markets we're dull Private accounts
say Cotton goods bad improved. Freghts droOp-
ing.
Exchange at Hong Korg was at IS l0d
There was nothing doing in tea.
At Shanghai exchange Is 7ld. Trade was imProV-
ing in teas. silk dull Freights unchanged
.anguinary combat took place near Messina between
the Neapoltans and advance guard of the ScilAn
army arbsli has received farther aid TO the amount
Of millioa Hvres, aud 6fty-seven cannon.
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Markets.

RAtTtulHE. July 25-Four active: Howard Street o. 25-
wheat s-sdy; 1su25c white SOc Corn quiet; yellow
6aGTsc. Pryio1 h,m and unchanged Pork $50 90;
PRIME Is tO, 10 5O. whisky stead. a, 2'l 2cts
Nv ToAk July better virgnaB92. Cotton firm
err ard ddlngS IO Flour lover Sou hern tal56b5 Co.
heavy; southern l6G42c, red i3L Corn active; mixed
66ss Scuthrn OK ork heavy a. fiN SlGi9 2 prime
az 5eCt45S coffee GisetA New Orleans Sec
spl ra-peuune t2L.c. Rice 4&Gt3ct,.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.


FENHE Eleventh Session Of this nslsuton will the
first Monday In October aud close the last day Of
June 1870.
The Principal necessary give names
the Assistant 10 bis e%Poy simply saying that he Is aid
will be made to maintain the high reputation and select character
OF the School.
TAe department (vo.a
in,tun ts unsurpassed The accomplished teachers
In the city enpoyed and particular attention paid TO this
valuable Accomplishment
the puret French reside In the family Of the Pncp whose
peeal duty to speak fiench hahtuay with all those who
pure French spoken In the honse female school
In the Union
The eets Natural Philosophy Chemistry are fully
Illustrated by apartments the belongn the Insi
being us compile " any In the state
Especial attention Is given also the study Of History English
Rhetoric and Readng-a portion Of the both
/ active and profitable
The Principal refers with pride the following list of P,rhoSs
Hon IT, A. Wise, Norfolk, Va Com NJ. D. MAury. Nat o.
Rev VIM sparrow, Theological Seminary, Alexandria Rev p.
Rev II. S Kepler Rev. d. Boggrt DR. B. r. Wexford, A..
MorsonJ X Andsnon, R. GrAttan, James Lyons r. Price
VIM Palmer Col T. Po"ta ne Col W. Muntord A. Ruiher
foord Hon. John Robertson Richmond Jas NJ Morson Gooch
land; VIM Clark Burlington Halifax; X crale, Green
ber Va; p st George Cceke Powhata Dr. Y. ua King
bemarls A. Peon W. Carroll Orleans; Baylor Essex;
Mr. HAnson Lever Brandon; Col T. Dabney Dry Grove,
Miss Bryce Stewart Carksyle, Tenn Hon. g. H. Lee Clark,
Reference is made ac to the Faculties Of Virginia Military
Institute ard William and Mary College, TO Professors Bedioe,
Smith, Coleman, Maupn and Da Of the University o. Virginia.
Tuition In En- fish 20 90
Latin or Modern Languages in classes each 20 90
Music, Vocal Piano, Harp, Organ or Guitar per
Drawing Painting in oil water eco to 50
T E.. Of 5'i IT.. ramcp per month
PayAbl onehA Isl October balance the 9Th OF February.
her particulars for catalogue address the Principal
iyis-Sm Boz 81 Richmond Va
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Iyvnp,,t Tues,l.v

W
Rhardsoa Spence Co report FLOUR call % love Amer
Whrt' dull and nomnay u~chahg~d Red lo vi
Oils Willie Ms 6detiss 81 Corn hrm with better demand
IS 6tsg Be. yellow 20. GG3s 6i White 8tseH3s Cd
heavy uiuninsL Pork dul Bacon steady. Lard
drtn a full prices TzloE SIS ca for Butchers
dulL CoH. quiet Rice qule, Rosn dull
a. - 81 Tor Spirit, rurpeutine steaey al Pa.
LssdDq Ntrs Sugar buoyaut Coffee g,n. Tea dull aud
siiEhiy vcr.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

ST JosErHs July 25.-The Poney Express, with date
to the 7h has arrived Judge Terry has been acquit-
ted Of killing Brod,rick. The wtn against Terry
we're delayed. it supposed purpOsey, aud did not ar
rive until the to the jury who, without evil
deuce rendered verdict of acquittal.
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VHIs the which these celebrated iers ere mostly
sought aAr and possessing, as they de- so 10 Nos i.ms
IA 70 Impress upon the mind OF the Invalid tne
nesima bic virtues have In our social intercourse
one In their favor and that a. whenever used hey act
me charm and prove ecacious than any medicine that
has ever been offered to the public The maker Of rse ~
uses no ghv wrought panesr cs or h.nE mana u 20
merits. to be judged accordingly He does not IKE al he qnsc
stun now IN use will all the Ills common 10 hu
sn hut he stakes reputation that whenever taken accord
ING 10 directions win Ague and Fever DyPepsiA Bowel
Cempant Cholera Mobu Indigestion, Sour stomach Loss Of
Appete-snd all arising from torpdty Of the Liver and
p.cou of the digestive organs Their equal vet TO be had
These B,tss can be had Of ADIk GRAY PUkokL
LADD co. BY all prominent Druggists In the cry OF kien
m nd aud elsewhere Virginia and North Carolina Also
sroTT CO. Washnston City, D. O.; CANDY GILPlN CO..
Baltimore; B. PAHNrsrookA co., Philadelphia and BAKNEs
q PARK, New York ,-..
S,ns ia-Sae Rchmond, Va
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REcoRDERs CoCRr-Y esierday, Fred Brooks, T. ne. C.,
charged with uuawullI calling for and receiving letter
for another person from the city post-ohce turned
over TO NJ WIN. = Watson, Z. ; Commissioner.
Sally slave Of Martin SWeeny for stealing $50 from
Winfield LipscOmb, ordered 10 be punished 10 the
full extent of the Law.
The charge against Hannah JOrdon, r. c, Of keep
ing disorderly hou.e VAS dismissed.
Bowheny Cruap, T. G., for aSsauitirg John Ftm1n,
was ordered logging
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The British government had announced in Parliament
that Ley had ordered squadron TO the coast OF Syria
With Instructions stop the outrages against Christians
AID tina, France had done likewise.
lord John Russell minated that agreement had
been elected between England and France relative to
tie New EOuatl,sd fisheries.
A Canton gram Of Nay 22d. reports the export
trade siaguanL The rebel making progress against
tie lmperiasis Chussn vas in charge OF Commissioners
from the allied forces The erection Of extensive forts
the P,iho is confirmed. Trade at Shanghae was i'm
proving.
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TIE PRINCE nE MAIES-

ST JouNs July YESTERDAY address were present
ed to rhe Prince to which he gracefully replied. lie
peases the pOpulaee immensely by his handsome coune
nance mild and genemany bearing He drives cut to-
day aud has a dinner party at the Government House
in the evening
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AscESDING rHK LADDER The Baltimore Exchange
states that Mr. j. Wilkes Booth brother Of Edwin Booth
tle eminent trsgediAn and aml ary known to the pat
IONS Of the Drama in this city, las been engaged as
beading man fer the ensuing season. At one of the New
Orlsans Thpatrfs
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.

lNNUAL INUU VI S2IZDU,UUUV
Daily Revenue S7,5OO.00.
INVESTED IN TIE UNITED STATES, OVER tsOo,Oo0i
Directors Personally RspOnsble FOR e Engagements q
TIE Company.
WE respectfully attention TO the security Of the Liverpool
w and London Insurance Company TO is policy holders In W
large capital and Inv est;nentS stated above.
The large capital and income Of the Company enable to take
convenient parties requiring large amounts oflnuranee
addition the ordinary mode Of insurance. this Company
Sues PERMANENT Policies the payment OF TEN 1NRU
al PREMIUMS Property Is, thenceorth, PERMANENTLY
INSURED The Policy be cancelled at time and the
riHm will be returned less per cent
This Company will make nsurAnce BY loss Of Rens by Fire on
N and most liberal principle.
Under the Policies Of this Company all claims are paid upon pre-
Seaon satisfactory proof Of loss without abatement or dtG
for interest. and not usual DAYS after Presenta
lion OF preoL. WORKMAN WYATT Agents,
uh8l AZ Main street, under 81 Charles Hotel.
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UNIoN ENvuoPsS-We have received from M'ssrs.
west6 Johnston package Of letter envelopes, emboss
ed On the face with the motto The Union, Constitution
and the Laws" aud on the hack with the Of the
next President and Vice President Of the United Sa'es
The Bel and Everett men should this style Of envel
nn. Inrinr Nh. camnaign.
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd & 18th,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
A VI. DUPUY, A. N

A VI. DUPUf, A. M......... .PRINcIPAL
VyHE next this nsi on will the let OF
1890 and will terminate the 3Oth June 1851.
The Principal will be aided heretofore by well selected
corps OF Assistants Who with their ability and experience, cannot
fall TO give satisfaction
The Boarding Department will OF Mr.
Mira Dupgy assisted ~ Mrs HAgy K Oass fora eriy ofsa
ladies AMI VII exercise Parental and control those
committed TO their charge
The which has attended this effort establish the city
Rhmo Female Seminary the Arst class has
Principal provide ample Accommodations for the next
session. The buildings being ensrSd aud impor
modfca will be made In them which vii add greatly 10 their
convenience and comfort The Lodging large and we'll
ventilated and than from four boarders will
by The Recitation Rooms will be well arranged for the
TERMS FOR NINE MONTH";
Washing feel and lights 50 90
Tuition In the Preparatory Department. ....... SO 90
do IL ordinary English branches ...... 40 %
do In advanced DO do ...................... 30 90
do In Modern and Ancient Language each. 20 90
Music, Vocal and instrumental (Piano and Guar for
lesson OF one hour per week 90 90
For two lessons Of one hour each week 50 90
Use Of Plane. 10 90
Drawing In Crayon 30 60
Painting Water eolor 20 %
Painting in OIL 90 90
0nea payable the LIST Of 0ct 1860 and the remainder
the 18th Of Feb'y, 1861
Reference Rey Dr. Moses HOge and 10 any The
former patrons Of the school
Catalogues OF the Seminary containing detailed nforna
on be o6tned - bookstore In the city, By sppca
A. NJ DUPUY.
lyil Richmond, Va