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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-31
lEsA. A.. II. StcpIlcns, Of Gcorgia.
Deserving Douglas.

Hon. A. II. Stephens, Of Georgia, who was
announced to speak at several places in the
North in favor of Judge Douglas, while Mr..
Doaslas would go South, has failed to I'LL his
appointments, and has written letter ESQ says
the St. Louis Panetjn,) in which he advises
every Democrat to vote for Breckenridge and
Lane, as the late elections have shown that
there is no chance whatever for Mr.. Douglas.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-31
Republicans % riMa aselering.

We see by an advertisement in the Columbus
papers, that the Republican State officers want
tn borrow SIX MILLIONS and FOUR HUN
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS. Thus il
will be seen that the State debt VI Ohio is to
be continued under Republican financiering.
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Remember

Friends of Breckenridge and Lane, that the
election comes off next Tuesday. Let every
friend Of these true Democrats and tried patri-
OTIS be at the polls on that day.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-31

. OLD ZAcK's SoE.-Col. Richard Taylor, Of
Louisiana, the only son of Gen. Taylor, is a
warm supporter of Breckenridge and Lane
Roll on the ball
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Health is Wealth and Sickness
aa Poverty Indeed. '"


Read and see If Dr.. Ayers m dicinos do not do
So sthing to enrich mankind. ..ault
CHICAGO, 18th November, 1859.
DR. J G. AVER q II
Respected Sir. | should be wanting in c-m-
mon gratitude il did not acknowledge 10 you
what your ski, or more accurately your Extract
of Sarsnpari lilo has done for my vile She has u en-
some years afflicted with humor, which comes
out upon her skin in the autumn and winter with
such inspfierabe itching, as to render life almost
intollerable. 1t has never faied to come upon her
In cold weather. nor has any remedial aid been
ate to hasten its departure before Spring, or Al all
alleviate her snfcrings IRON it,. This season II
commence IN ootober with its usual violence
BY the advice OF our celebrated Surgeon, DR.. Kim
bail, gave her your ,rsapartllr. In a week II
had brought the hamor cut upon her skin worse
than we had ever seen 1t before; but il soon began
10 dis appear. The itching has ceused and the hu-
NOR is entirely gone, so that she is conplete-
ly cured, but still continues taking the Sarsapa.
rla, to insure complete expulsion of the disease
from the system. Yours resp'y - ai4 iq
,E,,t4 81 BENJAMIN CARTER.
Prepared by Dr.. G. AVER L. CO., DWELL.
Masssachu usetts. Va CAA t7a septt2 3m
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Presidentia | Election.
.HH ~ etI El r.
PROCLAIM ATOM. s

TNle qualified voters of Harrison cenrty. Ohio,
L. Ohio, are hereby notified to meet at their sew
ero townships, at the usual places Of holding cleo
tions, on 7 ta-pfn ~ as ss 81 taE
Tuesday, the 9Th day of N0yem ber,
.T .r rr . 1850.
Aud then and there, between the hours liked by
law for holding elections. proceed to elect EVEN
ty three Electors for President and Vice President
OF the United States in pursuance Of the Conslitu
lion Of the United States and Of this State. 'a6
Given under my hand at Cadiz, this 18th day
of September A. D. 1860.
.tst 7sfi as q. s. WOODBORNE, s8
Sheriff OF Hsrrison colnty, Ohio.
September 19, le6J-6t
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0~rhe report started BY the Douglas pa
pers, that the venerable Chief Justics Of the
united States, (Judge Taney, y intended tosup-
port Douglas and Johnson is not correct
Judge Taney vii vote jor those true and tried
Democrats grcckinridgc and Lane. X sg.1
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NEW ADVERTESEMEN ENTS.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sc WING NJ x CD IN & s !
Methodist Book C0ncerM.1
oNn 1E II ... lv..

200, Mulberry Street, Ne,o York,
DEING in constant receipt Of inquiries from our
ID brethren, respecting Sewing Machines, with
re Quests to recommend and purchase, we have, II
conjunction with some lady friends, carefully and
thoroughly examined the various machines, Of
practical value for family sewing, and find those
made by the Wheeler q Wilson Manufacturing
Company to fully combin the essentials Of n good
instrument, aud such as we can confidently re-
commend.
Having seen so favorable results from their use,
in our own and the households of our friends, we
are desirous iha their benefits should be shared
by all our brethren and hence hive interested our
selves In .her behalf.
With best wishes your brethren,
| ABEL STEVENS, TBoMis CARLTON,
| JAMES FLoY, J. PORTER,
! DA iEL WISE, J. BENJAMIN EDWARDS.
! DAVID TERRY, WM A. Cox.
| We have personally examined the rious ma
chimes before the public, with on anxious desire to
place before our readers reliable information -
| AS the result Of such examination we unhesita.
! ,ingly recommend Wheeler g. Wilson's Sewing
Machine as TIE Machine for Family use.
| c. KINGSLEY
| Editor of Western Christian Advocate.
For economy oi pcwor, ea'e of management,
variety Vi adaptation and speed Of execution, the
Wheeler Il Wilson Mnchne, no doubt, surpasses
all others Tor family use.
| D. w CLARK.
F .." Editor OF Ladies' Repository
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or Gov. Dennison. OF Ohio, has issued his
proclamation fixing Thursday, November 20,
1860, as day Of Thanksgiving and Prayer
Let it be observed.
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Tbomas CorwIu--Au Incident.

Thomas Corwin, of Ohio, is now in Illinois,
exerting his elcquence in behalf Of hincoln.-
While he was addressing an RadieDce at Jack
sonville, in that State, TIE following incident
occurred. A note was handed 10 him, which
he read. 1t was couchsd in the most polite
terms. and extended an earnest and pressing
invitation to the Hon. Mr.. Corwin to visit
only one mile distAnt--the ''ToaB OF HARDIs." +"
who had been welcomed in Mexico by bloody
hands and hospitable grave! Corwin was
tbundertsruck. lie put the note down, took
1t up, twisted it, hung his head, and said moth
ing.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-31

Another Electoral Ticket in Ohio.
The Gerrit Smith men OF Ohio held a Con-
vention at Oberlin on the 81 inst, adopted a
platform and nominated the following Electo-
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Union Hotel.
ARCH STREET, ABOVE TdIRD,


f4 etHt PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
lrvuA THE undersigned having purchased the
EaAA interest OF his former partner, Mr. Evans
iSsssSxza /" the above Hoel would call attention
III 8&ssg of the public 10 Its convenience in ev.
7sS-He&~ cry particular for those who are visiting
the city either on business or pleasure. Its quiet
location and uninterrupted venia lion (being sit.
uuted opposite an open space OF 400 feet, which s
shaded with trees of beautiful foliage still withiu
q hnlf square of the very center of trade offers
10 business men inducements to soiourn rarely met
with in pupulons city,
Passenger railroads., winch run past and in close
proximity, afford to those u search OF pleasure n
cheap and pleasant ride to all pI aces OF interest in
or about The city. &EE-.#
The proprietor gives assurance that The UNIox'
shall be kepi with such charac.r as will meet pub
lie appreciation aud would solicit Western patron-
age. s..g UPTON S NEWCOMER
Honey! REoncy! The best Of Honey;
have valuable receipt Tor making honey that
will send TO my address upon receipt of fifty cents
We make and use il in our family
AT HALF THE USUAL COST.
and consider it as good as the best article of Bee
made honey t..~ @.aa
ERoM WHICH 1T CANNOT FE TOLD.
Any person who will make and sell il can en- silly
clear from two three dollars per duy il only re.
quiies tour articles TO make it, ard they ca be had
at any store for So cents Every faniy may have
this delightful luxury, for any lady moke it in
iiftecn minutes at any time. Address
a.a DR., J. p. CREAGER.
Baltimore, Md.
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SrnING HOUSE, Oct. 29d, 1860.

Mr.. Ep1ToR:--We had a colo,ea Ball here
last night which was considerably mixed up
with the prominent Lincoln (white) boys of
St. Clairsville. The chief of these boys was
j. A. H., who indulged freely in those "lubly
lips" He wanted it understood that he was
for Lincoln and niger equality. And when
the darkes would huzzah 'or Lincoln he would
pat them on the shoulder and say 'come up
boys and drink" After which he would IN
duge in another kiss from those "lUbly lips."
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-31

6-Thcre will be majority Of the next Con-
sress opposed to the Republicans party. Good
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-31
Z reasmrer's Notice.
9d1es for 1860.

nCountO
of
Duplicate
expressed ! n cents in the annexed table of Rates
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BENJAMIN PAGE, JR., & CO., @
y-L-.ssa q -.-MANURAcrURIsG--
PhnrEnaceMtists and Chem lists.

FITTSBUKGH, IA
9crFor sale by John Beall. Druggist and Book.
seller Cadiz, Ohio, Duffied and Ryder, Jefferson;
saunders y Son. Iiopedae; Jas. Cady, Cadiz june
tioD; Hughes, New Athens; A. Coulter, Pat,ons-
vile; WIN, Maxwell, Hanover; Z Grace, New
Market; Isaac Lewis, Georgetown: N. Campbell
Miller's Station; George Allen, Fairview; John
West & Co., Now RumIey; w. q. Perry rassyille
A. Jul. Schneider, Mooreield; Deming h Crawford,
Mastersville; Latimer and Custer, Bowsrsvile;
John Snyder, Philadelphia Road; R. Caldwell,
franklin; X. Pitts & Son, Deersville; Thomas
Green, Fresport. ';aA y a6l aa 8
November 3, 1859-iy.
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0J-The Republicans need a school teacher
very much. At their meeting in Knoxville,
ILL.,. few days since, there was a tent fixed on
wagon with this inscription.
"0alD 5bsS. tent. IN The.
Black kock wd r."
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MIR. Douglas willing to give thc E
tN - lection 10 Mr.. Lincoln.

The Raleigh IN. C.) Standard publishes the
following note. The writer is a nephew Of Elk
Chief Justice Lewis Of Philadelphia: =,
s.. PHILADELPHIA, July 20, 1850.
DFAR Sm:---Your favor has just been placed
in my hands The words ofJudge Douglas, as
nearly as | can at this moment recall them, as
repeated to me by the honorable gentleman l
have named were as follows: "By God, sir, the
election shall never go into the House before
it shall 60 into the House, will throw 1t over
to Lincoln" The words thus used were ac-
companied by a violent gesture, and perhaps the
additional oath. | am very truly yours,
hes.q.assf NJ ALFRED Il, LEWIS
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-31
Negro Equality Nearer Home.

The ST. Clairsville Republican, "a Bell and
Everett paper) publishes the following from
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&C., ever offered to the citizens oi the county -
His stock is full and complete and OF the very lat
est styles, and have been selecud with great care
lie warrants his Clothing t #.r..
The New York herald., 1860-09-10
THE syILITARY.

TosEpH ELLIOTT xUsxErEERs-A MEETING or
"a VI 10 sx.r III sssr kirt sreet % Monday sept III
eight oc.ox The menters ~ Al ss wshins Y ion
krv reQuesed 70 attend. ~ - @hNNnt etptAAa
". n. BApKrn. Sc~stafys
The New York herald., 1860-09-10
r AIDES ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
IL Mr.. AND MRS. APTONMAS'
NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
Conducted upon the principles of private European
EXCLUSIVELY r0R THE ACHIEVEMENT

ExcLUsivELT yUR np1 THE Z M MAc9gIREMEkr % OF
And also afford hose who visit for ouy liui-
snas iSss sas
ihe ordinary rules boarding Mr
and New York has him Of I'd &. utter
q ss de-
sry: for The cultivation G taste and he appreciation o. the
ion Of time attention bestowed upon hem, which.
% as. s cas q ss e 9S s
Of the aprsn os Inn. are sa..sed With their
have been IL the smpt The mso cause does no
lie the TsHs & s1R! K HHoS as's 81 Sq
BY which the Instructions received are Of no practical benefit
pS q ns
sssg 1s siS a na n q s
inevitable result The admirable system Of every daxessons
& Af sssG'ss sa L ss
city for the sSiss q aSS Ne ssEE s;lsf 4
or NIGH oEDsR WIZ sE cIv.s Dg.sa .. Each SEASON
for Harp snsas organ @
wse ws Ss ss
Work, Phouoxrsphy &C. The domesac arrangements are
% n Ss%is
iis's iT s5ss
nTIss KnoGHs BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL roR
M young ladies Win be reopened On Monday. september H.
ooBos x5 bsT 5sTssH s ENGLISH
10 East Thirty first street,
Will Thursday Sept 20. Mrs HOFFMAN, VIII be at
afe Sept previous 70 which date applications made
to her by letter Win receive prompt attention.
AIRS. A. THrBAULT, FORMERLY or NO. Is Wash.
~ su s sans .sa p No % ).
70 receive her pupls on Monday Sept H.
AIRS A. COUTANs FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARD.
M ing and Day School for young ladies', No 27e Filth
o Thirty nrs street, WIN reopen Monday 0sp-
tember ~.
nN SPECIAL EASY TERMS. FOR REASONS WHICH
" viii Known 70 pArentA two American boys viii
be admitted = boarders IN select Academy Brooklyn
Freuch epaniah sd German languages taught spoken
Address o., Academy. Brooklyn Posi- oihce.
c,r- JoeEPH,s uRsUIlNE XCADENY TOR YOUNG IA.
- dies, East horrsania, n. Y. Terms $lA0.
0vHY NIrBEs ROHR AND MRS TUrTH FRENCH AND
4 n.eAa Bo.rdanG ~ Day SCHOOL. No y weS twenty.
Yhursday, eeptenber II
VTyHKELRR 4 DfxoNs ACADEMY OF PENMANsHTP
w and kceping Broadway Of Thirtssuth
street, open and evening. Ornamental WORK execued In
order abort notice.
The New York herald., 1860-09-10

HUDSON CITY SEMINARY, N. j., @ GRAVES, pRrN
II cipAl This institution reopena September 8 with en-
reed ,tiss for thorough Enssh and classical education
Parents residing In the city respectfully solicited call
and for themselves 10 of by the Jersey
City and Bobnken each ten minutes The day
Terms reasonable
The New York herald., 1860-09-10

ITO rlrLon.-PrBLrsHrp Axp VOW READY A
rev Ssssm r,.ee y prsetcsi cutting by william Glen
1aenrs Ensnsh etor syrcm for euttlrs stye n
10 measlre BY art1al msasursert combtned
rrcvuo~s nrsrntet IN 10 application by diagrams q All the
various sty - 1 re1 hat Price 10 wanted.
Cunn. Arpiy ~ above.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06
rELEaRANns.



NAsHiSe!oN, Mach 5.-SESA1E-Mr Latham took
the seat Of Mr.. sumner
A resolution was presented calling for information rel
alive TO the maritime law
ON To carry into effect the 9th article OF the treaty
with spain relative the Florida claims was made the
special order for the 10Th.
el amending the act establishing Court of Claims
vas taken up Messrs. Bayard. Iversou Benjamin and
others discussed the subject The hill proposes to en-
large the jurisdiction OF the Court Pending action upou
&c the Senate adjourned
The HorsE adopted resolution to refer the Pacific
Railroad hdi 20 select Committee OF l5 and another
Tor select committee Of investigate whether the
Fresden or any other officer Of the Government has
sought 10 interfere with the business Of Congress-
defeat the execution OF any law whether money has
been used for clacuonteng in Pennsylvania or else
where, aud under what authority this done; where
the money came from etc Much opposition made
TO tins resolution by The Democracy Mr. Reagan intro
duced resolution to place 100000 at the disposal
OF The President for suppreSSing hosities on the Rio
Grlnde. Referred 20 the Military Committee. Ad-
iourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
SALE OF A VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION, AND NE.
GR0ES, IN LOUISIANA.
Succession Of samuel Pnckwnnd
ALE FOR PARTITION.

n.
Importan, sale Of Sugar Plantation Mae miles below the city NJ
New Orleans known the Belechatse" capable of maLng
900 hhds Of Refined sugar. together l6 slaves belonging
thereto including the finest Plantation Residence IN the STATE
Sale positively withou reserve '
pI JULIAN NEVILLE Auctioneeronice NJ, H. Commercial
D Pgcewl be sold at Auction In the city Of New Orleans
SATURDAY March TO- 1860 At ~ O'Clock The 81 Cbae,
Exshange by and In pursuance order Honorable r.
H. Morgan Judge Of the Second District the of
Orleans, rendered In the Of Emily Dorsey e al vs. Thee
dore Packwooi in the matter the No Is M
dated January 81 1862 all tnc following acscrbed proprty
list CERTAIN TRACT or LAND, cultivated Sugar plan
taton, and known by The Of BelechaSse" %
tea IN the parish Of Paqucmnes, the Of the Msss
spp river al about i've and half leagues below CITY New
Orleans having and measuring fifty half acres front
said river by isy In depth bounded on the upne
lines by lands Of Rosetta Toupa By that OF
Juan y de Egana together with all the buildings improvements
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06
VIRGINIA CASsIMEREs.

- FRESH SUPPLY OF THOSE
SA~fS Superior and Beauia VIRGINIA CAsSlMERkS
made In Cupeper C1usty Spring Suits low
prices, Those in should apply early the supply small
re2 WATKINS a FICKtIN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06

BurNogs, March Flour active and firm 8 20 Wheat
quiet and h-rRed 8 3tl39 White 81 f'i o. Cora steady
WHITE 20 - cent, yellow 1t0I3 PORK dul-ness
81. Elsi prine $li fsla Whisky dun at 2t02iEo
NS~ N1RE, March Cotton heav,sles OF 500 bales OF Up
LAM, utdiaE 40 llc-buyers waiting decline Flour adv ancvd
Solo CTS on coice-uho q 95d6 40: southern s. 900 "
Mn-af a'vsnosg whie Indiana e. Corn drm-felyw Z, =
- cents white ~L>l cts Pork hrm bur Quemess ~ - 80
las, prime fi@it Whisky frner 2iG23s cent Sugar heavy
ulsc1N.to tlssL. Coffee finn M,assss Is. spis Inr-
uen... ., - k-.Ln huII A ! ElL kI.r dull
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06
IMPORTANT To ROUSEKEEPERS.
Err. DURKEE s. CO.'S
SELECT SPICES.

ABSOLUTELY AND PERFECTLY PURE,
but ground spices selected aad cleaned by Us express
liz FOR purpose without reference TO cost They beautiful
y packed tnfo ned with paper TO prevent injury by keep
l fun weight while the Ordinary ground spices are a.
invariably short We warrant Them In point Of strength and
richness OF flavor
BEYOND ALL COMPARISON,
Is a single trial will sbun isnily prove.
Manufactured only by T. X DUhhfE = w.
felS-itwinf II Pearl st-est. New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06

rrrrE Sgoz FAcroEy.-S,ocE 90 The amount CT S.
aas been taken IN the Chester Ssoe Factory, and
Wen 1000 shall have been subscribed, operations wall
u-r.rre Preference OF Che stockholders htF been
.is.l il favor OF Augustus H. Dreamy, Esq, as Pres
Zen. q. die Company
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06
SAPONaFIER,
or
CONCE POTASH.

JUN Z Q Y I II n 7 Z . I U 4 y II .
More than Do,s6ie Tie Strength Of Ordinary Potash.
NOR making Soap without lime with little trouble uiGrg
expense cheapest article discovered purpose
pound viii make wye heen gallons Of good so Soap
nine pounds Hard Soap viii an superior article for
cleaning type Is perfectly soluble, and free from mpues
Broken In ssil humps and put IN 2, and d.
Manufactured al the CHALLENGE CHEMICAL WORKS, Brook
yp and SOLD By L 4 DURKEE co,
Iv{a Pear New York
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06
AUCTION SALES.
1ltfEs DAY.

BY HElroR DAVIS, Aae,.
kO NEGROES day alto os,es IN s-il sny rn.iy
w Slaves HECTOR DAyn
Aurt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06

E- E-rHsEE0oGr or GCu.uLA>u.-Ne regret to state
Ga. E- John C.. Rutherford Of Goochl1d is detained
s- a. sea-, ia ,as House Of De.,ya.es by continued M
.-..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06
BR3AN'S TAsThLESS snMIF oGE.

Ta.teless As the honcyed dew,
Painless in Us action too;
Naru les, a. the roses breath,
kut 90 worms Immediate death
EE1AS's NsRsIFCCS Of course
Is the mothers grand resou-c.
ss Price IS cents FlsHEE j. WINSTON are q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,

CLASS l5.
To drawn In Wilmington, Del, saturday, March 81 $780,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06

I IN Y.
Who will at Gny ,c flruh all necessary information In re-
gard 70 the properly ether IA person or by letter
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06

RicTSONp, Nov H. lS9
l. " FZERIE take oath The Holy Bible TINT have been
bald for the 2yea and have restored hair by using ZE
KILLS VIRGINIA HAIR REsIORER. NAPHTALt ELEEIE.
Thls day before me- by Naphta Ezekiel Jos MAYO
deiC-dkwiy Mayor Of Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
on GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd y 4TH,

- y
RIy. ~ b. HoGH d. D. prioepsl,
A. N. DUPCY, A. NJ, 'P'
TUE duties Of The current session Of IBIS Institution will be re-
\ suurd On TUESDAY. the 81 dly Of January, lsGO,
INSTRUCTORS.
Moses D. Hoge D. D. English Literature and Biblical studies
A. Dupuy II, Mental and Moral Philosophy and Natural
II Coleman (Cairersiy Of Va Mathematics, Ancient
guagc5 and History.
Mis-, Augustus Daniel Preparatory Department.
Prof Charles Se0eri, Pdao.
Madame Ma'ii'ie Es;yau Vocal Music.
Prof a. Ia H,mbarc French.
Pei g. persi-o. Italian. Drawing aal Painting.
ssno- Carlos Cori5yez MeFa, Spanish
Prof Heinrich Schneider. Harp.
Prof o. A. ERICSSON, Guitag.
Or Hoses Lectures h Literature which have found
so vegg Interesting and Instructive viii be continued ioangl
dy residing In the cty, who longer their s'ades AZ
school still wish cultivate Bellies ietres may become
members i!s prescribed hours without
being otherwise ccuEeClct with The Seminary.
TERMS.
board FOR nine months nt last Jay Of june 1850 1900 20
Washing and b. 70 90
TatIon 10 The Preparatory Department 80 o.
% "a ordinary English branches. 30 Oh
do "a advanced do DO ...............-.... % 90
do IN Modern and Ancient Ingufreg each. .... 20 20
Nusi- Vocs and Instrumental piano and Guitar, for one
lesson o. one hoUrpsr week 40 90
For lessons OF hour each per week IN 90
Use o. Piano. 10 10
Drawuein Cray0n p 20
Painting In Water colnr 90 90
Psntay IN OIL ........... 40 90
The Boarding Department lnder the OF Mrs
Dupuy who FdreHt! control the young ladies
trusted 90 their
Dr. I5se wiz pleasure answering any Inquiry
With regard ;he school AL business letters houd be addressed
70 A. NJ DUPtY.
js2-dly Richmond Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06

ID ~. IA IOR has Just received another Of DRIdG's
Patent PIANOS IN only Pianos contracted truly SCI.
enac pnncpc, or str myth durability power to keep
and 10 retain their tone, far superior al othe PAaos
They are highly admired - az sho have ieard them.
=. EGilLFyEKG says OF tbtnif
me tone IS gd aud uo'e II has great capacity Tor saailcg
the sound or AID 10 volume o. tone have
heard exceed ~ d,i;h, parity syurstsei!; sSeene1s
GOTISCHAL&, SIRAn0SCH, MARETZEE, aad many Other
eminent Professors Of Them:
The tone OF the equal tie best Grand Plano Foes
excel them In pure musical iaonon and actual power
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CAUTION.

living distance should he extremely cautious Of
they Lottery Tickets Certificates OF Packages Of
Tickets flooded with bogus and swndling Loe
res livery nduoenent Is held TO invest money
IN them Capital $4,000 $4,000 head their
schemes-wh Tickets Dollar 100000 Capital
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frauds; and money Is them for Tickets N Is much
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IN comparison the price OF Tickets In instance where
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a certain fraud
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Wilmington Del vii with proupt attention, and the printed
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