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lust received. one q stsrnvick 8 Son. ss-.,
- octsEo Rosewood Pzino. B MOREY.
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N. c. MILITARY INSTITUTE.

CHARLOTTE, NORTH CARoL4EA.
HyHE Third Session Of this Institute will begin
Il on the first Of October next. Applications foI
admission, and further particulars should be ad.
dressed to MAJ. d. II. HILL.
Aug IA '60-W2m.
CENTRAL FEMALE INSTITIITE-
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VKTALL Paper, window shades, sash, shutters
Wv fire screens, tester paper DO &c.
JUL IL co. MOREY.
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AND FISHING TACKLE. SIGN OF THE BIG RIFLE.
Washington Street. Vicksburg Miss
All kinds of Repairing done with dispatch.
Jan '6O-wSm.
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~ We are authorized to announce the name z
BFEDwARDs, IS can iidsts for the ONCE OF Proest

ou THAMES are due 70 Mr. Carlisle. Of the News De-
pot for New Orleans papers In advance Of the mall
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y A N 70 Il DIS
LIZ YER M IG o II A TOT

LIVER INVIG OR A TOR,
NEVER DEBILITATEs.
1T is compounded entirely from Gums,
Il and has become an established fact, a Standard
Medicine, known and approved by all that have
used it, and is now resorted to with confidence in
all the diseases for which it is recommended.
1t has cured thousands within the last two years
who had given up all e hopes Of relief, as the
numerous unsolicited - certificates in possession
show.
The dose must be adapt ted to the temperament
of the individual takL & it and used in such GUAM
titles to act gently - on the bowels.
Let the dictates of your = Judgment guide you in
the use Of the LIVER HYDROCARBONS
it will cure LiverC complaints, bilious
attacks, dyspepsia, - chronic diarThGa,
summer com Piaint, dyseHTeTy, urOpSy,
sour stomach, Ha. z bitual cOstiveneSS,
choIic, cholera NOR bus, cholera infan.
tum, n n e he e, jaundice, female
weaknesses, and may e be used successfully as
an ordinary famiIylE medicine, 1t will cure
sick headache, (Asl Thousand testify,)
in twenty minutes, If two or three tea-
spOOnfuls are taken at commencement
of attack.
All who use it are giving their testimony in its
favor.
NIX scater in the mouth 10Th the invigorator, and
s,0atoW both together. Price one dollar per bottle
SAN FORD'S
FAMILY
CA TIL TIO PHI s,
Compounded from pure Vegetable ex.
tracts, and put up in glass cases, air
tight, and will keep in any climate.
The Family CathartIc Pill is gentle but
active Cathartic which the proprietor has used in
his pactice more than twenty years
The constant increased + demand from those who
have long used the pills and the satisfaction
which all express in re- q gard to their use, has
induced me to place :, them within reach of all.
The Profession we'll know that different Ca
thartics act on diferentS portions Of their bowels
The family cathar. l. tic pill has, with due
reference to this well es- tablished fact, been
compounded from var - iety of the purest Veg
etable extracts, which act alike on every part
of the alimentary canal h, and are good and safe
in all casses where Ca thartic is needed, such
as arrangements Off the stomach, sieepi-
ness, pains in theE back and lOins, cos
tiveness, pain and soreness over ihe
whole body from sud e lden cold which frequen-
tIy, if neglected. end in a long course Of Fever,
loss of appetite, %lcreeping sensation
of cold over theIh body. restlesSneSS,
or weight i'm the head, all in.
diseas.EIes worms in chill
dren or adults, rheu- Imatism, great pur-
ifier OF the blood and many diseases to which
flesh is heir, too numer = lous to mention in this
advertisement. Dose I'LL to 8.
Price three Dimes.
The Liver InvigOratOF and Family Ca.
thartic Pills are retailed by Druggists generally,
and sold wholesale by the trade in all the large
towns. ST. W, SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
1886 Broadway, New York.
Sold at manufacturers prices by
JN0. WRIGHT CO., New Orleans.
SCOVAL & MEAD, New Orleans.
o. j. WOOD CO., st. Louis.
Sold by ] G Morey, ] Sizer, c Moore, Agents,
Jackson, Miss. March % '6O-wly.
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CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.
r.. MARSH DENMAN & co.,

Corner Guroadelet and Gravier Stysst, and 81, IS
GndS5 Common Street, NeV Oreaas.
o"R> KEEP consshtlg on hand an assort-
ES@ description, from their own manu-
factory. and from the bcst manufactures in the
United States, which they offer for sale low for
cash or city acceptances.
They have engaged the services Of Mr.. d. n.
Iollingsworth, formerly OF the hrm OF Messrs \. u
Bouer / Co, Yazoo City, ~ Salesman. III
Ijuly2S '58-1y a
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DIR. III. ]. HOLMES

(LATE OF MEMPHIS, TEEE.)
RESPECTFULLY informs the public that he
II has recently purchased the Mississippi Spings,
and fitted up as and Infrmary, where be will con-
tinue to treat diseases Of the womb.
He offers his professional services to the citizens
of the neigh borhood in general practice
July IL '60-H.
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p,aa.s, planosi Planes

Planes! PIan0sl PianOs!
TITST received a octave Chickering d Sons best
ID toned Pianos also in store briggs patent
Violin Z octave Piano. In addition to the above
makes Of Pianos, have the agency for Steinway
a few days. (Aag $500 JB MoREY.
Pianos, Melodeons and Organs
gnyUNED and repaired with entire satisfaction,
IL or no charve Pianos being too loud and
harsh can 30 rendered. soft to its original tone.
Orders can be left at Mr.. Morys store, jackson,
Mas. Address me nj Canton, Miss.
PROF. P. RIVINAC, ~
July24 3m s-w late o. Mempnis.
MISS. Reports-only two complete sets.
lN Aug $50 BMOREY.
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NNHESE Machines have been sold in this vicinity,
i and give entire satisfaction. The receipts
will show, besides which, take the liberty Of re-
ferring TO the following named persons, among
others, who have used them:
VIM Estelle, AIeck Virden, J P Jones,
E Barksdale, J L Bramlett, Moody,
DIR Cabiness, = DPadelford, Mrs. Bass,
Lag Lindsey, Gen Freeman, A Steele,
W Bowen, WI Mangum, Dan Allen,
Mrs Barrett, Col Mulhein, Rives,
Hugh Markham, Beverly Blunt, TW Parvis,
Wells Harrell, Mrs H Hilzheim, Hi Smyth,
b G Bankston, L ] johnson, Maj Austin,
Morrison.
JACKSON, March, 1st., 1850.
In July 1859, / purchased of Rufus Arnold, one
Of Scovell d Goodies Sewing Machines, for the
of the State Prison and 1t has been in constant
since, and Iconsider its performance equal
to any other machine. A. NJ. HARDIN,
Superintendent of State Prison.
JACKSON, January 18th, 1850.
have used one of Scovile Goodell's Sewing
Machines for six months, and find it to give entire
satisfaction. J. :: HARGRoVES.
RUFUS ARNOLD,
March 30 '60-tf. Agent for Scovile & Goodell.
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THOMAS WALTON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
TaIIula, Issaquena County, Miss.
MILL give his attention TO business In the
w Cireait and Probate Court, and 70 Law bu-
siness generally In Issaquena county. .
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MeNAIR,s ACADEMY,


/ SUMMIT MISSISSIPPI.
HHIS Institution will be opened for the receP
IL ton of pupils on September LIST. Inc COURSE
| of Instruction comprises all studies ne1ess.ly 70
| prepare for admission to any OF our Conegss VI
reouisite for the mercantile or agricultural pur-
| suits. .,...l h. ~.
| pr;rcinal. with direct reference to the conven-
fence and comfort Of the pupils, and IN every respect
| adapted to the purpose.
/ For catalogues stating terms, &c2 apply to the
| undersigned Il. ID. McNAlh, fnncipai.
august 10 '6O-3m.
BROWNSVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
LOCATED ID THE TOWN OF BROWNSVILLE,
KINDS COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
yUyHE Trustees of this Institution have directed
u the first annual session of forty weeks to COM
| mence on Monday the Oath of September 1860,
under charge of the following
Faculty:
B. b. CAPERs, President and Professor of Langua-
ges and Bellies Lettres.
JAS. 7. Hicks, A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics
and Natural Sciences.
G. o. HBLwIe, u. D., Professor of Music
]. B. ROBERTSON, and Miss. EMMA CAPERs Instruc-
tors in the Primary Department.
Terms:
Tuition in Primary Department for
sion Of forty weeks. .................... 80 90
Freshman and Sophomore Glasses. 40 90
SENIOR ana JUNIOR. ..--................ oU w
Music on Piano. ..................5 SO 90
Use OF instrument. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS III W
Painting, Drawing, Fancy Needle work, &C., at the
usual prices for such accomplishments.
| Raa ri he in nriv OH mi
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$40 $40 $40 $40 $40 $40
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The Economist and &. w. Hubbards'
l. \. L. SEWING MACHINES at City
prices, e36, SA5 and $50. 75sl
A LII those Sewing Machines heretofore unsur-
"A passed. must now give place TO those on sale at
the City Trunk Store. Call and examine and judge
yourselves of the simplicity, speed and durability
of stitch. C.JOHNSON, Agent.
Fishing tackle, great variety, warranted TO
catch when fish bite. March % '6o-Iy. Gu.
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.

Gief Engineer and GenISaperintendent
May '60-tf.
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CAPTIVITY AND H1LDER.
HAVING returned to jackson, for permanent
LII residence, offer my services to the -eitiSens
of jackson, as a Carpenter and Builder-thanking
them for patronage heretofore received from them,
and hoping the promtitude and skill with which
all contracts shall be executed, will secure 70 mp
their further favor. --t .es.-ss Il .sa,ss-ts
May 9 'B0-s&Wtf. ALLEN PATRICK. :
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ALONZO G. MAYERS.

Brandon, Miss.
MILL practice in the Circuit Courts ofRankin,
w Smith, Simpson and Scott counties; and al
so in the High Court of Errors AppeAlsatJaek-
SON. F April, Z, Sly.
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MRS. WINSI,OW.

INKS. WANSLOW,
experienced Nurse and Female Physician
n presents to the attention of mothers her
SOOTHING. SYRUP.
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T. S. WILLIAMS,
General SUPERINTENDENT
: = ! OcHtIdI ou peIIHgGnutnL.
C. 2. OAKLEY, General Ticket Agent.
SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
II Il l. IS GnhaIula 70 en- In N Tan@
TWO DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS.

Nov 10 ,5q-f
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SEWING MACHINES,

II. B. EVANS, Agent.
Office t,Oo Doors above Spengler's Corner, State
Street,
JACKSON MISC
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ARDRRS Wompliy nllsd At he lowest markst
~ prices. Oon8gnmantH solioitsd. uea
kRFERnncna.-W, p 4 LR Shryoek, 81 Louis
Henry Ames . Co. 81 Louis J Chsnevith& Co
Cineinnati Cornwall 8 Bro, Louihville; Gnlhriei
isvills; bradley, Wilson 4 90. N 0rloans sThorns
Pill 70, Orleans; ] Butler, VickshuEg.i D,
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F0K CHILDKDH TEkTHING,
which greatly facilitates the process of teethng by
softening the gums, reducing all inhamation-will
allsy all pain and spasmodic action, and is
SURE 10 REGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon it, mothers it will give rest to your
selves, and
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~s.E..H... TiGi.iL.:: ~HSrIECfE
ryTiIE S:Xi,I srs-..u ni III. Institution, viii Oic!i Dn The
a~fiI III SiprI NlE.'E E.:'. "th Il FIJI, CORPS "f rii.
Gent aud r>pr;;,:.ccG Teachers, 'ni 'i"-" ~ ih- .>ii' 81
June following.
EXPENSES.
Board AMI Tuition it, Preparatory r"ursr o.. -. $iEl ~
:. (. ,ul,t.:.,. .... It 90
~pi,i,r IN .;u.i.. viii use nf H.; r.::rmt .......... IL 20
" - Lanru.g-., u UO
Incidental -xLrn.S . M
Drawin., Painting, Embroidery &c, "a, Usual rates.
TIE Institute Is accessible rs the Canal. Students viii
land at Brcmio Blum, Gj miles from i;ichnnrd.
For full particulars see Catalogue, which "NI he for
wardri upon application 10
ier. p. :. HENSON. \. ", Principal,
Arr lf-nt1.iMri. Enrk linn. FIuvnnnh county.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE ESSErTITE:.
VA

TsNIIE Eleventh Session Of This institution viii commence
& on the first Monday in October next and clos" on the
last day Of June, la6l.
The Principal does not icrm IL necessary ~ glTe the
names OF the Assistant Teachers in his employ, simply ns-
seriing that he l. aided ty eleven thoroughly qualified IN
srructors, au! that every effort will he !Iadc 10 :na:aiaIi
m, high reputation and se,rc: character GI the school.
The advantages offered In the department oil music tro-
cal and instruIne,tnl) are unsurpassed. The mos; accom-
plishei Teachers In the city are employed, and particular
attention Is paid 20 this valuable accomplishment
Two French ladies, reared anl educated IN Paris, aud
speaking Tie i'urcs; French, reside In ihc family OF the
PRINCIPAL, whose especial duty II is 10 speak French iahiiu.
ally will all thOS. who are studying the language. Ills
conf iently asserted thai IA much and Is pare French Is
spoken in the house rs in any female school ~ 'Ar Inio!'
The subjects ~ Natural Philosophy AMI Chemistry are
fully Illustrated by experiments, The apparatus belonging
70 the Institute, beinS rs complete rs any In the State.
Especi-l attention Is given also To the study u; History,
English Literature, Rhetoric and icaGiEg--a portion Q! the
course both attractive and profitable.
The Principal refers with pride 10 i!a following Est OF
PATRONS, as about the hes: evidence II. The merits Of his
arhnni
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SCHOOLS IND COLLEGES.

CIil i.EEi isaEi FEMALE SEMINARY.
tNiE mrs! s,:s:un Ut III. Institution viii cunn.ure oil
: TIE flEsr NOXDAv IN uC:Ul:i-l: rc>f. and Close
the last al Iurr, i>Gt.
" proposing Ia establish the abo:r School, IL Is designed
ihit 'hc c"iIlss II Inst ne !ua shall he cOIuprcirn-ir, and
thorough. "ii9'tiIt- every !,ciiiiy :or The acquisition III =
thotnuih rlGrHtini. The Faculty Of Instruction bias hc, n
.eieciea with View 10 their qualifications, experience, AMI
taleht Tor lnrariing in-i: notion IN thu vari"I- departments
enirusie tn HEIR charge
In HE tici"A:in:crl o. Physical Sciences, All apparatus.
Ior experimental! Illustration will Inc provided, which willie
ur,ie Si"!iiiird AMI illustrated hy oral lectures.
u oSi'oUl VII! be unhcr the care of ladies, whose many
acconPLs!nirh;s and experience i'll successful icarl''r. viii
renutr Their Services desirable and valuable.
NoPalhs VIII he spared tn make this Schscl all that c"nld
be desired hy li,ose who will give i. patronage. Parent,
ccmsisnlh. Their daughters 10 The charge Of the Principal
WIN secure Tor Them the advantages ol u thorough. e'iucH.
Of q home.
situation Is most desirable.
Terms moderate, and advantages ia.rti"r /" -" "ilr.r
y iiiI::l numi"r Of Ioarirr> taErn int" thu family "f
the Principal.
FURTHER Information given On application. Add. es-
eco Nrs. VI. :. CROCKETT.
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Jun,. lG--,icN'

~ nccidenu ,ciA happen, trep in ntA 'eg"lft@h .nt-
H.. II |. very desirable TO have some cheap sad conT-ni-
~, vny for rrpsirins Furniture, Toys. Cr"ck.ry. DC.
SpALDIHG's PREPARED Clue
r,.e;s All such emergencies, and no household csn aEGtt
~ he without Il. Its always ready aah up 10 tn. sticking
poIut. Tier. Is no longer 4 necessity for lioping chairs,
spiatcrrI vrneers. hrsdi->. deHs, and broken cradles. u
Is iu,t the article for cone, -h.li, and other o.ns e wcrE,
so popular With ladie. Of refinement and taste.
Thi. admirable preparation is use! cold, being eheT!es!.
Is held In SOLUTION, ard possessing Ill the valuable qualusf
Of She brs, cabine:.saEe>' Glue. 1t nag be used 10:
place OK ordinary mucilase, being vastly more adhesive.
useful IN EVERY HOUSE"
y. "a Brush accompanies each bottle. Pr!ce, 2 Scents.
Wholesale Depot, No. Is Cedarst., New fork.
Address HENRY e.. sPACLDISG 4 Co..
Box No. ZOO, New YORK
pu; up &c. Dealers In Cases containing -Four, E,Sht, and
Twelve Dr=rn-a beautiful Ii'hogrsphie shoT'CaEd seeo"'
sg-A .,urir botiir Of spsLDISG's PREPARED GLUE
will s,ra '." times It's cos; annually to every horseaoii.-M.
Sold h, al prominent s,stioncrs, Druggists, Harc--6s
and Furniture Dealers. Grocers, and Fancy Stores:
Country merchants should make a note OF sPALDlSGS
PREPARED GLUE, vh-u making up the!s lat L. VIII
stand any climate. feoii-ceeH
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MILLINERY GOODS Ar WHOLESALE.

ANDERSON, GREEN * HALVES
EHANE nov In store and are daily receiving ans:So
III large assortment OF FALL GOODS, cmbrnctE8IE
ing every article, new and choice In the MlI.LIEE-VST
KY LINE, which they are prepared to Sell u, the lowest
prices for cash or 10 punciual six months trade. Their
stock consists in part Of
BONNET RIBBONS,
Embracing many New and beautiful styles.
FLOWERS AND FEATHERS.
4 large and varied assortment, comprising every quality
from the lowest priced American TO the finest imported.
STRAW GOODS.
They would particularly call the attention OF the trade
TO the extensive stock OF STRAW, SILK and VELVET
B0NSETS, MISSES HATS, FLATS, DL00MEES, STA
kEli HOODS, &C., embracing every style, and which they
guarantee will be sold - low Us they can he bought inihe
Northern markets. no. 1l, MAIN STREET,
Sert Sim Richmond, Va.
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SHu'GEEs:isN NhNIFACrUKES.

STUE TIs!NNt'"T N.'N
fslllE subscriber, re- ."c.:n!'Y lrE leave 10 ln'n'iL the
pui!;r, that they have commenced the manufacture OF
Shoe llac King Ia EichIaonL; and having devoted particular
attention +" Improvement IN Il, manufacture, they take
great pleasure in prcsen''n. /" The Southern people The
hest article ever offered.
The EyCgL.SlOE OIL PASTE BLACklSG, manufactured
hy us. Ilnj,ar,- 50 hunis am! shoes, or anything made OF
leather, u irauiiiui. bright and durable polish, and will not
rub or On the hands or cla,iirs.
From Il, oily ns'nrc j. ;"fi"Iss, strengthens, hnl preserves
the leather, p:rrr:t'' - cracking, and RENDERS II !inrrrrious
TO water.
Those ie,!riou- .: U,:nE Il really good Dlacsing. should
use that manufactured. by H.. II is ii purely SOUTHERN
MANUFACTURE, and II HOSE INDUSTRY l. TO be en-
cc,.ragcI. specially when i: caa. anI DOES, produce supe-
rhr articles, wr c"',!!'il: hope the patronage ri S"aMtrh
.n.ii will IL" ar'"T'...I I" u.
II. WAILERSTEIN 4 CO.,
,r, A. L,r.f IF I;rar. St-.rt Iirl,ru,lh Va,
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SCHOOLS AND CGLEEEES,
SELECT BOARDING stHsah:.

Z u I h 4 n .S
NUMBER OF BuA;HFIa LIMITED ~ rG%.
PROPOSE TO Open, At ry residence in l"Er i.rY4L, ~.
4 On the first Monday in Qctui'er. isdt', = ih':bINI;
SCHOOL FOR & RLS.
girls will be wholly under i:uG:!; discipline. a:1i Ln:it.iic
Influence and restraint.
The course Of Instruction vii! br iui, thorough and sy>-
Ienatic, embracing Tie English, Classical aud Mathematical
Drpaitmeits. with Modern Languages ard Ornamental!
liranrhrs. Particular attention will he paid to Music aud
French.
upon rh:r"r""v, "nr-Ihird trs; rf January, and ore'thir!
The 18th "t April.
Drawing, Painting and Music at Professors prices.
- For Il Circular and particulars, apply to
T.. BAuDER, A.. NJ. Port Royal,
s"rt elm Caroline county, Va.
MILL. SITE HOMIE school, FOR BOYS.
AHtNti secured the services Of Sir. J. II. Morrison, Il
IL graduate Of the Virginia Military Institute, for the
purpose ~ educating my own sUis, desire 80 associate
viii iirn, III Il school under my supervision, SIX or
eight hoys, VIA" will board In my family. Any boy commit
ted 10 my care will be treated AS il u,rtnber Of ms own fami.
~ aud will IN all RESPECTS be suij-c, to the sane discipline
a. my own children.
The session vii. rounnence on the lst Monday in October
aad close The last nj lnly, 1851.
TERMS,
Board........ ................. minimum. Sl2n
Tuition, English Studies. 20
Tuition, Classics. ~
No deduction will i've made in these charges except IN CT.
seq Of protractrd sickness. Ny own Medical services vii!
he rendered without charge in all cases Of sickness.
l.. u. JONES, VI. D.,
Surgeons vile, brunswick County, Va.
EsrkgLXrEEs For the qualifications Of Mr.. Morrison,
reference Is made 10 Col. !. II. Smith, Superintendent, AMI
the whole corps Of professors al the Military Institute.
For the general character OF the school and any matters
Of Interest to parents and guardians, | refer 10 the follow.
ing gentlemen:
Rev. X. A. Caslleuan, Surgeons vile, brunswick county,
Va,
Rev. r. Pryor, D. D.. Petersburg. Va,
DIR. Il. +. l~Gaskins, blacks and Whites, Npitoway, Va,
DR.. A. 4. Campbell, Sottoway, c. H.. Va,
+. F. Jones, ESQ.,, San Merino, %Dinuiidte, Va.
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VI. N"VHFT Ut VIE H''ts''
Til" cnrr- al Tcar!,-Is '"as.>is ii
Mrs Gr0o.r, i'E:..cia.!. Eu:!.,h ::r4lcars,
Mis- i"nG iirG,-,
Mss Gardener.
Prof. O.wn!! llci:!c:. Chemistry. Na'urai Philosophy
and German.
S!ynur Prr>iru, Italian, &c,
MvIiS. Gahb.u, French,
Mr.. Wu irT, German, ~i'r"f,Ssc: U. MGs!c on Piano,
Mrs. Taylor. Vocal Music.
Other teachers will be employed ns the raisrIcies OF Tie
S,irri mot ,..pir.
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ALLEGI1ANE CO l. l. j: q F.,
WM. Z DUNCAN, A. H.,

PRESIDENT M PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH LITERA-
TURF AND MORAL EC1ENCI.
WIN. J. MoRI5ETT, A. NJ, Professor nj Mathematics
and Natural Science.
j. SHEPHERD, p~rofesso. Of Ancient Languages and
Literature. [Mr. 5. is a graduate in six schools Of the Uni
rersity Of Tirsiuial
HENRY 81. MATTHEWS, \. W., Professor pf Modern
Languages and History, iAncient and Modern.D
D. T.. DUNCAN, Assistant In Iia;htmatics.
JOSEPH J. COCkE, Assistant In English and Latin.
JAMES COOKE, Steward.
The ensuing session begin. on th- hr-t Wednesday in 0c-
tober, 1850, and closes on the trs: Wednesday in July, lsGl.
The expenses Tor the entire session, Tor board and tut
ton. Including everything, Is 1863, payable half at the be-
ginning add half at the middle OF the session. no extra
charges.) Books and stationery furnished at Richmond
prices.
For Catalogues, or any Information, address WV. +.
DrSclS. Postoaice-BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS, GREEN
BRIER COUNTY, VA.
sGy-It has been thought best to reduce the price OF board
ami tuition, so as to make oSE' IICSDEED AND SIXTY i"LL'ES
cover the entire expense. The student now furnishes no
th!n., and pays no extra charge whatever.
A.. , I1~ErDo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-14
CLOTRING! CLOTHING!

NJ F. haHe la:t Opened a very large and well se:> Qo
w !rciel stock Of FALL AND WINTER READY sS
MADE CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING I'D
GOODS, which we are willing to sell, Wholesale LII
anl Retail, at the very loves; Northern market prices.
Our stock comprises In part Black Cloth tr0ck Coats from
IS and up: Cashmere Business Coats from 81 and up; Black
and Fancy sa:tneti business Coats, 80 and mp; Seal skin
Over Cna;s, - and up; Heavy blue and Black Beaver Over
Coats, . 20 and M; Hack and Fancy Cashmere Pants, . 80
and up; Black ami Fancy Satinett Pants, l Oh and up;
Black and Fancy Cashmere Vests; Black Satin, Fancy SILK,
Black md Fancy S;g Velvet fesls; Mems and Boys Shirts,
Guitars. Neck Ties. Trunks, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, and a
good assortment VI boys and Youths wear, which have all
prizes in proportion, and 10 which We call the attention OF
our customers and the public In general.
Cnu;tiy merchants would do we'll to examine our stock
first before purchasing elsewhere, at
LEVI ltENTER'S old stand,
~. aD, Main ST., I'll door below lIih lor PEARL 81.
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