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EVANS s. iWA1sON,S
-, = Phil'a Manufactured
SALM AMBER
llg1 srSA FES;
~ assszx - Mo- so4 caesfuut Strset


- q PHILADELPHIA
~ HESE Safes are inanse new all over the
United States, aud have been we'll iesi.;
ed in msny f es the following shows an-
other instance of ,heif cspabiIity in resist.
ing fire.
WITMER,S s BRIDGE, W
Lancaster Township, July 30, 1904
Messrs. EVANS& WATSON:
Conference.-The small size No. SsIs-
mander Safe which ] purchased from Your
agent, Mr. Adam r. Barr, in Lancaster City,
on July 2Olh, 1858, has been subjected TO q
very severe test, which il With stood in q
tanning all my books, .te geiher with yaIua-
BILE papers belonging 10 my.ef and some
10 my neighbors aud friends, and repre-
senting value Of over Twenty Thousand
Dollars, $40, ,000] was in my Mill which
was destroyed on the night OF the 27th, o.
July, 1860, and passed through ths 6efy
ordeal ubscaiEed The Safe wa. ON the
second floor. and felfio The basemen, Of
the Mill. and was subjected tor six honfs
| 10 an intense heat among The tnins. which
! v as greatly Increased ,bY-lhe combnsiior Of
a large quantity OF grain con6ned with /.
| The brick walls. After The fire lie Safe wa
opened and the books and papers taken our,
| in slate OF perfect preservation, ihs pss
per not even being discolofed This fset
| was, however, 10 many, bysianders bet
| ter recommendation OF your Safes Than
| conld be expressed in any other words
| from me. Yours Respectfully,
SAMUEL RANCK.
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VIII noi faII TO KEEP >uT'VIY.
DIR. j. BOVEE DOD y
IMPERIAL WINE BlTTERS

Are prepared by an eminent and skilltuI
physician who has used them successful IN
his practice. for The, hast twenty ave years.
The proprietor, before PuTchAsits the ex-
elusive right to manufacture and sell DR.. j..
Boyee Do6s, Celebfaled Imperial Wine
Biuers, had them tested bg two distinguish
ed medical practioneers, pronounced them
a valuable remedy for disease.
Although The, medical men OF the country
as general thing di.spPIoye OF Pa'eni
Medicines, yet we do not believe that re-
specta ble Physician caa be isuhd IN the
United States, acqhainle with their medi-
cal properties, who will mol highly approve
DIR. j. .BOVEE D0DS' IMPERIAL WINE
BJTTERS..
In all newly seIded places, where there
is always large gu aniily of decayine TIM
Der from which a poisonous raiasma u
created, those bilters. should be used every
morning before breakfast. ~
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Flour and Feed Delivered !
CHEAPER THAN TIE CHEAPEST!

TNHE undersigned has made arrange
L ments that will enable him TO deliver
Flour and Feed, FOR Cash, about ten per
cent cheaper than any bodJ else in Town.
His prices are as follows:
Flour 81 25 Corn and Oats Chop 81 So
Corn aud Rye Chop 81 65 !; Bran 81 10;
| respectfully soiicii share of the public
patronage. MOSES COF FMAN
Blooms burg June "A, 1860.
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BR 6MI;S IBUSG
CABINET WARE ROOMS.
s. C. -. sHHVE


ID ESPECTFULLY invites the attention OF
lathe Pubhcto his extensive assortment
Of Cabinet Furniture and Chars, which he
will warrant m ade Of good materials aGd in
a work IN ankle manner. Al his Estaelish-
n.ent, can always be found good assorti
menl OF l..zl-.- =
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE,
which is equal in style aud fin lsh 10 that oi
Phladelphia or New York cities, and at as
low prices. He has Sofas OF different style
and prices, from $25 TO $50. Divans Loun.
ees, WaInu, aud Mahogany. Parlor chairs,
Rocking aud easy chairs, Piano stools, and
variety OF upholstered work, with Dressing
and psrlor bureaus, sofa, card, centre and
pier tables, detashus, chefeniers, whanon
and comodes and all kinds OF fashionable
work. His stock of bureaus, enclosed aDe
common w:r. abiands, dfesslables, corne
cupboafds soIas, -
DINING AND BREAKFAST TABLES,
bedse ads cane seat and common chairs i
the largesp pia4 4hi S. section OF the county. HI
will also Keep a good assotlne NJ o oflookin9
glasses with fancy gilt and common frames
| He will also furnish spring mattresses fitIe'
| TO any sized bedstead, which are snpeno
for durability aud cotnlor TO any bed II
nse Bloomsbure, January 13, 1858.
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

TOR THE RAPID
Coughs. Colds, Influenza, HoRrseness,
Group, Bronchitis. Ineiplent Com
sumption, and for the Relief
of COnsumptive Patients
in advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
This Is remedy universally known to surpass any
other for the Of hoa and lung complaints, that 1t
is useless publish the evidence Of its virtues It's
uurivaIed excellence for coughs and colds and ITS truly
wonderful cures of pulmonary diseasehaNe made II
known throughout the civilized nations OF the earth'
Few are the communities families, among theln
who have personal experience OF Its enects
some living trophy midst of its victory over the
subtle dangerous disorders OF the throat and lungs
Az all know the dreadful fatality OF these disorders, and
as they know too the effects Of this remedy we need not
do than them ibatit has now all the NIr
tues that did when making the cures which have
won SO strongly upon the conf denee of mankind
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AYEE & CO., Lowell, Mass.
o,.ni =, A.. 4 L1tL: II. Mo- -, aiiu "
Nj Hagen bueh, Bloomsbury and by one
de aler in every town in lhe Stale.
April 6, lS6l.-1y.
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
(LATE WHITE SwAS)
Race Street above Sd Philadelphia
JOHN BOYER, Proprietor.
Terms, Sl.25 per day.

Icf1akSS @1.SO ASCE U0ys
ITO the old customers of This well known
j. House, | desire 10 say, that | have
renovated, improved and newly FURNISHED
lhs sane. and that | respectfully solicit
a continuance of their patronage.
S,raaoets. travellers, and visitors L cor
d;siiv ny1ie 10 ihe hospitality Of Ihe "Ns.
lional"--to come and see and judge Tor
the mselves Of iIs advantages and merits
The IocaloH is ceniraL and convenisni'
for Merchants and business men geuefaliy
We will always endeasor TO study inc
wants aud comfoiis of our guests, and Win
The assis,a6ce OF MIR. JosEpH HoUsUh. oui
a1able and attentive Clerk, we feel pfepar.
ed 10 keep good Hotel, aud hope 10 give
general satisfaction.
PaIad., Feb. Is, lssi-y.a
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n5nNaAhmEe n5

The many certificates which have been
tende red us, and The letters which we are
daily receiving, are -conclrssve proof that
a,.oua The women those Biilers- havo Civ
en- satisfaction whichno Others .have ever
done before No woman in The laud should
be without them, ana those who once Use
r..f 20, osS
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The wound and ic sooihe the nelghborins.
ra,fs hv rubbing in plenty OF the Olntment
as salt is forced into meat.
pIpTHERIA, ULoERATED SORE
THROAT, AND SCARLET AND s.
OTHER FEVERS-
...of The above diseases may be cured
Ell rnbbing The Ointment three times
dsy into the chest, throat and neck OF The
-.s,:s., 4, will soon penetrate, and give
'P.s.,,s,e relief Medicine taken by the
r,,st operate upon the whole. sys-.
-;,s influence can be leliin any To-
-, uh,ress the sOinlmentsw will do It's,
10y a, once. Whoever iries'tt un2uent
:, The above manner oil The disease named,
~ anv similar disorders affectirS ,he cnesi
s,d ,lreat. will fLd themselves renewed as
BY acharm, -s,
pltEsa FlSTULAS. STRUCTURES
~rl.. .hove class Of complaints will be
-.assd sv nightly fomenting the parts
- .,,,.,, water. AID then by most elect.
-, ,nkbina IN the Ointment. Persons
from these direful complaints
.ho,,d lose not a moment IN arrestlng their
,..srssse r, should be understood ihaieii
= no, sufficient merely to smear the oiii'-
ner, 81, the affected parts, but Il must De
vellrubbed in for ome+conslde faoie uu'e
twoorthree times day, that may DC
tstsn' into The system, whence II VIII re
,,ose apy hidden sore or wound as erect
u.llv as though palpabls TO ihe eye fhele
s,'s;,. bread. aud ater pouliices, alter ruo-
30, ;r, of The Ointment, will DO great set
- This u the ouly sure treatment loi
s..e.lass cases of cancer in the slomachyor
-sbere there may be general oealius
down. conrc
INpIscRETIoNS rsoF YOUTH ;-SoRES
AND ULCERS. a.s.s ~
p,.,.hes. as also swellIngs, ueo, win
..,a;-,.vs he radically cured II the olnlt-
nen,. be used freely, and Pills be laken zen
n;gb, and NJ orning as fecommeneeu ~ 'he
n,;n,e,i, i,instrbctions. When trea'ea 10 auy
.p.her say they only dry up N one Pasec
:. brsat out. in. another :; whereas THIS oiu'-
80, will ,emoveihe humor from the sSs,
an,, leave The patient vigorous anu
heal,hv being. II will require ume WIN
the use of The Pills 10 ensure a las.ius ,u,9
DRopslCAI. s1EEELINGS, PARALYSIS
AND STIFF JOINTS
Al,houob the above complaints dihe'
,x,aels in their Origin and nature, yet .ney
all rsoutre local treatment MANY OF 'u0
.vors, cases. of snch diseases, VIII yleia III III
comnaIa,,veiy short space OF time wne
,his Ointment IS diligently rubbed into the
n,us affected. even after every other 10 e. am
b.ve failed In all serious maiaoies Tue
Pills should be taken according 10 'ne VI
rsctlons accompanying each oox.
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TinWare & Stove Establishment.

PHOTOGRAPHY IN ALL IT'S Branches
4 executed in the best style known rs me
art. at C. g. GRIMES GALLERf, oSZ
Arch Street. East Of Sixth, tEiadelphia.
TI.ife Size-in Oil and Pasill,
Stereoscopic PsrraIis, >sss
TAmbroty pes, Daguerreotypes, &c:
For Cases, Medallions, Pins, Kings &C
novl4 s-t
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naVIN lL0WENRERG

ClL o THIN g 3 10 z e
n. Main street,two doors above the Amers
ican Hoiel-' ef
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MARX THESE FACTS
THE TESTIMONY ef THE WORLD.
doLL oMAY,s oINT MINT
RADaLEGS. BAD BREATS, SORES
AND ULCERS.

All Description OF sores are femediable
bv The proper and diligenl use of this ines
ti3pabls preparation. To sltmpt to cure
mad leas by plastering the edges OF the
wound together is folly for should the
~ Il unile. "a boggy. diseased dondition re-
mains undernearh 10 break out with le,io.d
nrr 10 a lew days. The onI, rssionanl and
sueeessinI treaiment, as indicated eS nsturee,
;s N rsduce the inflammation ia and about
The wound and ic soo.he the neighoerns
paris By rubbing in plenty OF The oln'men'
as salt is forced into meat.
DIpTHERIA, ULoERATED SORE
THROAT. AND SCARLET AND
OTHER FEVERS.
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MOVING soUTH


Freight e.
Passenger. Passenger
vo Scranton. 5.45A. M. 1920 A NJ.
6 Kingston. $50 Arrive ~, 10 z. NJ.
81 Rupert, $40
{" DanviIle, 9,l5
Arrive al Norlhld. 80 81
MOVING NORTH.
Leave Noith'd. 4-4O P. N.
!. :. 'Ps9ssls, P.,9ys rs .5o 80 s'sal
KINGSTON. 745 Leave ! 3s P Nj.
Arrive al Scranton, S.45 P. M, 325 P. Nj
Passenger Train also leaves Kingston
a, 8 90 A. M. for Scranton, TO connect with
t,z,D for New York. Returning leaves
Scranton on arrival of Train from New
York at 4i0 P. M. :,
The Lackaw anna and BIoomsbuT9 Rail
mad connects with the Delaware, Lacka
waf.f,a and. weslefns Railroad at Scranton
| for New York and in,ermedials points east
Al Rupest ii connects with The Cala~iss'
Railroad for points both easi and west:
Al Northum berland il connerts win tn
| Philadelphia aud Ere r. r. and Northern
! Central &. &. for points west and south;
JOHN P. LESLEY SuPt.
H. PETrEserE; Gs;aI 1ieket AgI.
/ August 81, 1861. ys..t t.s-.2 sfr;
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FRESH ARRIVAL,

x9Bvy @001e05e
YsvHE andefsisusd offers for sale ST the
a Store formerly keptby Joseph GeaFnsrl.
deceased. in Cailawissa township, aoout
thrss miles lfon the Town OF Catiawissa,
:" SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
snne,ior 10 any ever brought 10 thai asct'ou-
His stock ef eoois Is varied and oi ez-
ceIIent qualify He is prepared 10 sell cheap
having purchased his goods TO snit me
lines Purchasers are cordially invited 70
cali and examins h;s stock f0f tbs mselves
aQrick Sales ard Small pfon'ss mas
been adopted as his motto.
= Csnn,ry produce iaken 70 exchange
for goods At The regular ulaFs ct pF.css e e..,
JACOB H. GREASY.
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
ALL HUMPS OF SEaAWLS,

broche. Bay STATE, Waiervile, black silk,
cashmere, em5Iodered, &c. Also very
large large assortment OF Cloths, cassimeFsi
satine,s, veslings, tweeds, jesns, coatIng vel
vel beaver cloths, &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-11

o..I ,,u,s PcltJE ."-Nha' a question And
emo. 5ert Of ours. outside Of a Luna,i, Asy
y'' If eo.rs,. a. cod Bachelor asks e. IA such
% 80 -, a. 20 mske ~ think be Is in earnest We
se'i 80 he saws only % illustrate the depFavity Of
pi,.Ai.b Oii Blchelorism leads 70
ma' 49, indies Polite A friend from The couu-
a. asked Of the writer the above question, who
~ Sy.a,s.3 20 answer by "knOck down argument
De-. go be had tine 20 do so, the country friend com
par i, argument on the negative which was 20 tOrci-
% n. sss,rs it but right to give /; TO the public
bt h, I have notced first that ladies in meeting
'e.rs- ON The streets will not, as gentlemen do give
et,lf Of the sidewalk but they viii hit up against
p thr iu a manner so 90 present 90 the observer
GU rl,ssiur ard pleasant prospect besides which
,- friend In travelling on the cars few days SINCE
So, yery much crowded so much so that two pleas
IA -antemen we're forced % take very uncomforta-
- ts ,y h0t FIRE, vet there was lady, who from
o' don aud appearance one would Judge was
'' t-Ls T. VS. Who alone occupied four seats
o. tsr ticket allowed her but one. Az ;hjs lady was
.t- lame sick nor 10 fact any way afflicted, con-
.,r1 -bit a strong argument aud some shat changed
---95ss tossrds my friend
l4irIonaI evidences Of a want Of politeness add
~, iss. 20 with ne TO the Virginia Convention aud
81 b, The Dear Creatures treat orr Delegates Taey
80 tffu from ihti- seats and occupy the seats them
'...-rom which fact alI our Delegates may be ssiI
.,t.r members of the standing committee Nos, any
-.-.s gentleman will t1er q Gladly a seat but o
ss no lady should, under the circumstances accept
.r.-. fore ] cOrc'uie that ID my friend IS right n
.tfe tells me- shall not oIsr 90 tcb; him for an ap
-.-5-t srgalint charge agli1s; The "hdss.'
Ota BACuELoa.
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GALVESTON, March On the 4tb, the Convention for
mly and finally declared Texas to be 10 longer one Of
The nted States and Governor Houston issued his proc
l.uJtol 90 that ec Ct An ordinarc, has been adopted
authorizing delegates 70 represent the State in the Con
gres az Montgomery. The vessels OF the o. S Govern
mtlr now en- the way TO Texas are not be molesed.
Gov Houston u is said, will neither resign nor take the
oath of allegiance to ,he new government. The Con
veaoa are now discussing ordinance defining treason.
Col McCloca has sent detachment Of troops TO guard
the upper forts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-11

FRVHE SPRING SESSION OF this Institution will begin 10th Of
III January
Those expecting should be here, II possible to
regularly the classes fScil mpsr;ng liberal
education ample; and charges little than young
would be subjected thome Sevenyhve dollars will
expenses Tuition Board Fuel and contingent fee
months
Por additional information, address
+. T. Willy, President
Er,Crv y N
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TUE CONFEOERATF STATES

hoNrsosgRV, March l0th.-Tbs Congress did nothing
Yesterday in proc lt Was Understood that the perma.
uent Constitution would be completed during the night
ana that tomorrow a recess would be taken.
lt is understood that the announcement of A commits
sion to Europe premature. end that none will be
confirmed uuul the commissioners sent to Washington
have discharged their mission.
Tho Alabama Convention have adopted an ordinance
transferring to the Government Of the Confederate
States the defensive operations on hand together with
the arms, munitions &c, acquired from the United
States They also transfer all authority over the forts
and arsenas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-11

Toe Agricultural noI, greater than those
any The products during the past year
ceee 300 900 The wheat crop Of 1900 approaches $1,000
els while the crop yields less than 100000
bushels.
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The rapidly filing mp with population sG5o9' persons
having been added 1882 making the present population
1890. e ratio oflo2 per cent In ten years
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-11

n HEGEORs.-We vii sell rhls H1rniag, "a 10 o'eiock
~ 10 likely Hcgroea BITS 4 ORrGOkY Aactn
.Hr
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ITJAa N. TAYLORasON AUCrs

~ JAS. NJ TAYLOR a SON AUCrs
sfLIHH ,s%I psJt err p 0S.snit YAIu
BY virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Govt the CITY
%01a s5[ed s day o. JlaGay io IN TIE ,o Of Todd
app n,sd roT 5 H eel at Iugg auction ne
the next fair day. betlnlng at II o'clock A. NJ continuing
from day day until he sale complct property real
and personal belonging 10 he ASHLAND HOTEL and MNEkA
WELL COMPANY in the BIN in sai mentioned follows
county Hanover in the Of Ashland Immediately upon
ehT mo-, ad Poiomse Railroad 1tCg, S miles
rgACr With Al Tie Improvements t,re'r, consisting Of
past few The approved model and capable Nh
the Cottages hereafter described accommodating 100 persons
among them large BlllRoom BoEog Billiard Saloons
Of which y supplied With end water The uss,engers
sup the Hotel Ashland and Richmond three
times daily and esds families residing IN and, boarding
b1,T Of it,b,i1g e,ts5 hi ,, I i5tci b,. hen for
past usr OF te citizens Richmond who
Yer resus ,hefe with heir families during The
from T. on t.. 80 lo,. NINE HASDSOME CT
TAGES conveniently and tsstey planned 'o the fa
Hes ding a. ite oe There shade and
mental trees about the hotel and cosg AID the grounds
Handsomely ai OF into grass plots epsrad By grayeed walks
borieed BY evergee1s lowers Whist Buildings
posed beth with reference and beauty OF arrange
men 90 render the property ol the most desirable
for he purposes for stoh Il cesgned but OF e most
beautiful ua soueln country parts the
occupied by the buildings aud Ornamental grounds
high ate cultivation, and lac Who'll; suoandedby subSan
tai and ornamental nee.
Aer The 7Ne ~ tie RIAL EsTAIF there will be sold large
quantity Of PERSONAL PROPERTY. cor ssing chiefly Of
The entire stock o. PJRNiTURE and FX1 RAJ and about
tie Hotel Coegcr, Ball Room, BLIZZARD Saloon, Bowling Alley,
Kitchen LaurrT Bakery Gas &C. comprising the usual
variety ued IA cch st2hHhmeat, catalogues Of which will be
furnished re day n sale
The stock Of PRoysIOHs Of all kinds hand a, the hotel
the day Of sale
Three forr MULES and a small lot Of FARMING UTEN-
sILS, belougiD, 90 the said Hotel Company
The REAL E'TArG viii be sold ~ tto OF In P0rt 10 suit pur
casef5, as may de- l-st iIdl,iou the day OF sale
Terms FALE EsIl EsttsYor much q the purchase
money exceeding 1000 onefoJh cash; or the purchaser
81 81 prefer u for al Of such payment shall exceed the expense
Of The se AID approved negotiable NOE well endorsed four
months With nere2t ted be balance the purchase money,
cot exceeding go co., Ia three eq1s naneLts at ~ and Is
months the purchaser giving negotiable notes we'll endorsed with
interest from the dag Of sale FOR the deferred For all
the purchase money for real exceeding ego COO
ut be made tie day Of sale extending the cred
TO s1 TIE purchaser The possession Of the properly will be
Given Immediately bot the title vii be Withheld until all the
chse m0rtv & paid
Ps"SOn1 PyopcFOr an not exceeding $50 cah for
Of $50 and upwards approved negotiable note, well
dossed, With Interest added from the day Of sale.
HENRY l. BROOKE, Com'r.
JAWS VI. TAYLOR Pos, Auc's. fell-d&ctds
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Az an evidence OF the thrift; Of e people may be stated that
$4,000 tons Of freight Including 100000 bushels OF grain and
$50 00O barrels OF -four we're forwarded line last year
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-11
THE STATE DEBT.
PRESENT POPULATION.

TIE Sls d,1! only folo629S A. ant 4iin re irs: three
gsarstl been ysd4s-d 339s3i6 So and mag reasonably
-..L.-t g.ll IN n ..Lr. g L.-v L-oora .zlLncl.
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NOTICE.

VOLUNTEER Officers Of the are respectfully Informed
that beside the bonds required by law there must be en- or
dyron me Adutant General 10 authorize the Superintendent
Of the State A.mory 70 isue arms. &c dcls.-U
EJAss GAN. pEs,ysrGsN \. sp,,,erppss
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
ON SRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd 4TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

FFNHE Of his Institution will the lst Of
October ls6J and viii terminate the 8oth June, 1861
The Principal viii be aided heretofore, by well selected
corps OF Assistants, vho with their ability and experience cannot
fal 70 give satisfaction
TIE Boarding Department viii be under the Of Mr..
snd Mrs Dupuy, assisted by Lrs Mary Cssses formerly ;sa
vSnnah They alone will reside In the Seminary with the young
ss ana viii exercise Pareaa! and control those
committed 10 their charge.
hch has attended this establish IN the city
OF Richmond Femae Seminary Of the f class has encouraged
The buildings being enlarged, and
viii be made Ia them, which will ada greatly to their
convenience ooafort The lodging well
ventilated and than from four boarers will
py The Recitation Rooms will be well arranged for the
accommodation 0fthe pupils
TERMS FOR NINE MONTHS
hoAEl w
Washing, fuel and lights 50 90
Tuition 10 the Preparatory DepaIrent 80 90
ordinary Englsh branches ......... 30 co
do ia advanced 40 do ...................... so 90
do IN Modern and Ancient Languages, each 20 90
Masic, Vocal and Instrumental piano and GUITAR for
OF hour per 30 90
Por two lessons Of one hour each per week 50 90
Use o. Psuo........... 90. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
Drawing In CFAyon ~ le
water cOl0r6 80 ~
PA,nLrg
Oaeh payable the lst CT Oc 1850 and the remainder
the 18Th a Feb'y, ISL
Reference made Rev Dr. Moses D. HOge any ofthe
former pat-Cns o. the school.
Catalogues OF the Seminary containing detailed lnioma
ton be ottae ~ ocoEstoe IN the city by apPes
sion 70 the undersigned.
yll Rieiiaoad, Va
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ecs 1881 ne Company hare sad 900 77eyseG
ly % a.tsi cfra3y-, and ersy contract cotns
nut 20 eyIts Tie rol5 his been constructed through these
llnds cf m expense Of t50ooo0O IN 1850 he population y
fr1rs cunte through rlic1 passes only s3559s,
rs 1tt i.9 Q8ha Js a56ed making ne lrsoe popaa-
ton So SCI q gain or 43 Per cen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-11
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON
WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS FROM FORT SUN.

WAsWNGroN, March loth.-The Cabinet held a meet
ing last night With reference to the forts arsenas, &C.
in the seeded States There il little doubt in the best
Informed circles tonight that it was decided to eyacuate
Fort Sumter.
From recent Information, &c appears there is much dis
satisfaction m tie Amy, even tie frontiers num-
preparing TO follow.
Mr.. Seward will resume the duties of his post to-uOr