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MEDICAL BoAKp-IIkALrB REGULATIONS.
The Richmond Eaqaircr Justly remarks that
the sick role of regimens and companies ought
to be closely looked into, TO zee what com
inanders aud what surgeons watell over the
health Of their men, providing them with such
comforts, imposing upon them such restrictions,
and requiring of them such obseryances AZ i'll
promote their vigor and secure their good
health Why Is il, asks the Enquirer, that
some regiments have been almost rendered
useless by sickness, while others similarly sii
uated and 18th similar troops. have suffered
but little Soldiers left to themselves will be
Negligent and imprudent and if their interests
are not looked after bv their commanders, they
VIII suffer from exposure aud privatiop. lie
who most excels Ia attention 10 these duties,
whether medical officer or commander. !.
even wortbier of promotion than he who dis
tinguishes himself for gallantry and capacity
In actual battle, but negiects his duties ut other
times, and so sends his men into the hospital
and Keeps them there. 4 comparison Of the
reports Of the physical condition Of the vari
| ous divisions and subdivisions of the army.
| would, by involving necessary explanations,
enable our authorities to determine what Off
GERS merit applause and who deserve cen.
sure. We trust such inquiries aud compari-
|: SONS will te diligently and rigidly made, and
| that those who may be found to deserve com
mendAtion will be suitably honored, while the
negligent. shall be censured, and warned or
dismissed - .7f = .,@ -.
The Enquirer has been shown letter
written on the authority of physician of Viz
ginis, complaining in the most earnest and
emphatic nlanner Of the Medical Department
at Manassa- The Doctor SAYS, "the filth il
revolving and censures in the stronges,
terms the medical administration, both az re.
spects sanitary regulations and the attention
to SICK soldiers at that point. The Enquirer
says 1t has heard much through other sources
to confirm these representations. and If halt
OF them be true, searching inquest and sum.
| mary remedy should at once be had BY the
supreme authorities
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EDUCATIONAL.

OK WILL PAY BOARD AMI
- TUITlpN IN THE FARMyILLE
FEMALE COL.I.EGE ONE-IIALF YEAR.
corrse Of Music and Mnssrn Language by prI
pvEor, lac of buckingham Institute. Purr
willie, on he South SD ksilroad, 10 healthy and
ssie pase for young ladIss Por circulars. address
5 GEO. LA MONTE. President
RgpsRkscEs-~Bishop Early. Exl,ov. n a.
Wise, Rev N Head. Ex tiov ]. u. Fioyd Intlys
g. p. scsrhursh, Ill d.. Hon. J. r. Tucker. -
~ 0--3' s
NHUKCh HILL ENGLISH AND CLASH
~ CAL SCHOOL,
on BROAD. BrrwggS arH Asp eSrH s1Rsyr.
The next .~secn Of this Sehoni will en,n,oenee
on TUEsDAY,i7th September
TERMS AS afRsroFogY
KErEkgScks--Messrs. A. Y. Stokes, Hunt 4
James. A. 5. Ice, Andrew G. Elicit J. NJ conrad T.
A. Smith, r Stesrns, Thos Hardgrove Cot r A.
Wilkins. DIR. Jcbn knnx-pst
R For Circuisfs srp,iy 70 Me.sr,. a. Y. sroxu
NJ ISS G. ARMSTRONG; SCHO II,
Nl IN SIDNEY.
(Opposite M-. J. e. SAoftv's,)
Wiii reopen OCTOBER LIST 1861. The usual
Eng Ens'i,h br'nehe. will be 'aash'' 'oae'hsr with
IIIR RsULINE ACAD EMY
- OF the
/ NJ N ACULATE CONCEPTION
COLUMBIA, 4. C.
This Institution resumed its cadeu~ exercises ~,
MONDAY, sept I'd, offering a.l the advantages OF
a nrst tclsss Academy for young ladiee.
Terms per Sesston qf F,re lMoa,As.
Board and Tuition In all the usual branches
OF complete English education. (pay.
able ia advance ................. sIOo 90
Entrance Matricu.ation fee ee................ $40
Summer vacation, ii spent in the acadeny. 5000
Bed and Bedding. ....................... 500
Washing and Mending. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Pocket Money ..,..................... 500
Half Bcsriefs .................. +UU
Day Pupils Senior Clhss, per quarter 1890
Junior Class, per quarter. ........-...- 1000
Preparatory Class. per quarter 500
Ertras pev Quavty:
Latin French, italian, spanish and German elo 90
drawings, Crayons.. .-..-...... 500
Painting In Water Colors various styies.... 500
Oil Painting Grecian and Oriental. each -. 1000
Musie-the Harp. 8nd use of instrument. d 90
The Piano, and Of instrument L5.Oo
he Guitar, and use OF instrument. l2 ~
Vocal Music. 800
Calsthenic Exercises ...........-...... 500
Embloidery and Ornamental " ork .-...... 500
Attiicisi Wax Fruit and Flowers. 1000
Postage, Books aud Stationery, if not furnished
by parents, Will form extra charges, Will also
medical attendance. =. 4
No advance in money Will be made for clothing
or other expenses, unless sum is deposited for
that purpose and no accounts be opened else
where without the express with Of parents or
guardians. 49,. .. - lp-dlm
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PAY OF OFYIcRns.-The Enqairer states
that the pay of the officers of the Northern
volunteer army averages less than half that of
the officers of the Southern volunteer army
a Lincoln Colonel receives lees pay tbun
Confederate let Lieutenant
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Ma NOTICE.-rhe annual meeting of the
~S1OCKHOLDERS OF THE BANK
OF RICHMOND will be held al the.r Banking
House Gu TUESDAY, the lst October. 1901, al II
O'Clock II. j. 4. MACMt RDO. Cashier.
se i7--Sw
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Hsas TIL l. ANNUAL MEETING OF
'SH" THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THi.
RICHMOND RAILWAY COMPANY win
be held at ih. "iice OF the Company, over Wood
bouse's boob store, on TUESDAY, The lst Gay Of
October. loGl. d - O'Clock NJ.
80 i1--2w r. e. JACKSON, Sec'y
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FREE GovERSaBxr TEANsPokrArIoN-
copy from a circular sent to the Railroad
Presidents, the following list OF persons con-
nected With the army, who are authorized TO
be passed free over their roads:
ENTITLED To TRANSFORMATIONS.
Oficers and soldiers, under orders and on
official business.
Paymaster's clerks, under orders
Soldiers left behiud, sick or by accident.
and recruits with orders, arr entitled TO trans
portatiou to their companies.
Sick and wounded soldiers, having an order
for transpor tation from a siedicai Director
or from Surgeon General, home and back.
Rejected recruits.
Soldiers honorabiy discharged, except those
discharged for wounds or sickness, who are
provided tor by railroad resolutions
Off1cers and soldiers transferred by order of
the War Department or General Command
Horses of officers, according to regulation
allowance.
Assistant Surgeons on duty, obeyins frs.
order.
kecra!ting officers, on recruiting service,
by authority Of their regimen Ia, officers and
with the approval Of the officer commanding Z
the post.
An escort Of one man " i'll h.. allowed Will.
the renal las OF ti.ce,ssee otc-rs and soi.,irrs
stores AMI supplies for troops or hospitals.
coiored cooks ssnd musicians, ~ hen fnciu-
ded as inemb'rs OF conri,anie~.
Aor .srIrLkD TO fRASsPoRrArIoy-
Resigned aud dismissed officers, and those
perlnitled 10 exchange sta fions. @
Civilians receiving aploiasmeat, except As-
sisianI Surgeons. ts4
Officers and nieai on furiough or leave of sb-
sence. ssF t@
Civilians bringing recruis u and store~
+ Civiiians who have rendered voluntary ser.
Vice are not cn Tilted by ther~uf.
Onicers on sick turIeuaA.
Horses ftr 1hiplai4.s.
q servants.
Soldiers on sick fnrloltgh without o,.srs
from Medical UIhcrr.
sFAGIAL NRpEks.
Psr~ons who 90 iur remains Of soldiers IN us
have aa order from u tlaarteFluastsr.
Nurses must have ali order from the Sur,
on-G.IierAi of Mstiic..I directors.
A. &. MYERS,
Acting Uuartern,ils ter :, ie,i.rai
Qnartermast~f- ,ieser,rs odiee, Eiehmond
Vs., September, lsel.
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Nlrbmon0 Hlspatlb.
TUESDAY MORNING :. .sEpr "a. iss
T1RMs OF THE D1srArcH.

DAILY PAPRR - Tro cesu nor copv n The
counter and from the regular carriers Of the
ely Per anann, ~; Sax mouths. - three
mon ths, u 76. r. s.yt-s e 80 :, -
Ssnf- W sRkLy .--A3 per AMMAN. sas r.
WasKLr ~ per arnum. * Er q. ,sss-a
Neither The semi Weekly nor Weekly paper
viii be sent for. n less term ta,an twelv
months. sst+,- =; -, sI
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YOT( C =.
81 rAx aIcuvxx or rHr rAsrsss pisrKcr ov


ynt6kslA. --34-
TO ALL EHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
hereby notify every attorney, agent, former
rsrsuer. trustee. or other person holding o< con
trolling any lands. tcnements or hereditaxDeDo.
goods or ehstie.s rights credlts or any ntArsst
therein within the Eastern District OF Virginia, u
or fer any alien enemy of tie Confederate States a
America, speedily to nfvria me, appointed Rsceivss
for the said District Of the same and to render 10
me account thereof, and far u psacttcabss
TO place the sane in MY hands. Any such person
wifuuy falling to dc so viii be guilty VI . high
misden,eanor and iabe b be indicted. ecnvieseA,
fined AMI Imprisoned, provided by law. 80
also notify each aud every estixen of tbe Coz
federate States speedily 70 give Information 70 DA
(ss he Is required by law to do} cf any and svssy
lands t.nenents aad ker-dtan,ents. goeds asd chas
tells rights and credits within the ssid Eastssn DIS
trieto Of Virginia, ard Of every right aud inferred
therein held. owned possessed OF sujoysd ~ o. e.
any such alien enemy. a.
NV Office II on the Northern side Of Mnln seSaal.
in the city Of Richmond, between i0th snA llse
streets rHOS. r, 6lLE& 3
Receiver Tor the Eassern District VI We.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
- LINDEN RON. RI(HNOFD, "a
d. LEE POWELL. A. Al. PRINCIPAL

D. LEE POWELL, a. AZ M....-- PRINCIPAL
This Institution will be reopensd for the recep-
ton of boarders and day scholars the Is, OF OC-
TOBER next. ..t.
The Principal win be aided by q flil ccyps Of As
sistants
sF-i may be- detained in the country few days
beyond the list October by indsposi.ion but MY
Assistants will he in place that the duties of the
School will go usual During my absences.
application nisy be made 81 BENJAMIN POLLARD
Esq, at the State Court House.
Circulars may be had at the Bookstore of MIR. A..
MORRIS. Main street. ID. LEE POWELL.
au3I-lm
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FOR CONGRESS

COT GEORGE w RANpOI PfI
the Ioters o. ne CosHfiss ef Hswore,. Hsv,ieo.
Ch0vlss Cary, Ntr ksn,. Eli,aSeth Ciss, Wsymfeh.
Jd~ss Cus. ara iort, and of the C1ies Of RIGA.
mond and WHiicmsbzrSz
on win now very seon have 10 r)ec, a repr.
sentative for this district in the Congress of the
Confederate States.
The inpsyrtance Of makhIg the hes. sessrt;,n n,
this time cannot he overrated. The thoughts and
wishes Of many OF your fellow voters have " ,hout
any previous conrSrt, simultaneously i,.ca at.
u,an eBfneptiy qualified fof this important posi-
His military and naval experiences his profcupd d
tuvesfix a'ien ef the cosnnercial resources aud
policy Of the South. Ne exhibited in his u,asteriy
speech in the Virginia Conyen.ls.u the high stand
Ing and influence wcn hx his Industry, eioqueuee
and stas-saasshp in that Convention. all give the
highest se-urauce Of his greater usefulness In the
couuse Il ~ the Confederary, which for some tine
ta come must he chiefly devoted 10 the consi,iera-
ton Of oar military and commercial policy.
Earnestly devoted 10 the cause OF the Sout!t
with ,pird vigorous and clear, weil stored with
varied information; with purity of character and
high sen-e of honor which eomnasnais respect, end
courtesy Of manner attractive all he has ne yer
failed ii with credit and distinction every srus.
copHded TO Lbp.
There js M reason 80 suppose that Lis election ~
member OF Congress " I'll Interfere with his mill
tary dnties. &c Congress will meet IN February a
ses-on Of the year when there is little probability
that our position in he PENN sua will b- attacked
by the ene,ny. aud when b. Id artillery be little
used. Oh account of the eopdifion of The roads.
We hsve no dssh; that Col RANDOLPH will
consent 10 s,rve II elected; but 10 reoiove all
doubts upon abe subject, earnestly call upon
him st orce TO respond TO this card. ...l..a
sept. 10Th. 1861. MANY VOTERS.
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Paris letters tell as the S~pscsn her slshions
vary but little troan those worn ia the isou th
Of August. sxssptias that auohair. thick
krenadinsssxp r,Qae robes viii b. more 1ora
than thn mnsitns. Jaeonsts. or bereyes.
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Mr.. Edwin loQAh )sAsa fFised An AOslo,,,
ckASaNtsr u 1asy.
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'I,HE IaISWICX SCHOOL,
| CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
Il MILES WEST or RICHMOND

RI. exercises Of the School viii be resumed un.
~ the personal instruction of the subscriber on
TUESDAY,. October 1st, and close on the 18th of
u!y IsS2 allowing two weeks vacstion at Christ
ls. limited number OF scholars viii b. re-
,ai-ed and few boarders will fnd a home at
CgAswick Tuition .rom S25 10 $40
Address GEO. q. EXALL, A. NJ
,sf-iui' Richmond Va.
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DNHMoSD CLOTHING AANUFACTORY.
III The subscribers have hazel large aud
coapiete assortment NJ SOUTHERN AAStFAC-
tCkLD 6ttUDh--<sloihs Le-eiIaere4 end Vest
ags Of Nil grades, frola the ioowing aes.t mill.
brehshsw Mills. Eichm"Gd, Va: Miller a C.'s
Aiis. euspeper eesiHty, Nas k.'iy. ford a C"'<
Mnl.. tf.doxicksturg. Va, fho..ar Ainses.
Mills. Marion saith eouusy. NA.; EsSk I,.r,d
Mills. Charlotte. n. e.: which We are or. .,a~p,it,,
make AT the shortest notice anil "a. the
latest and m.-s approved styles--sos.ls tLa. " II,
ealnIsAre in every rsPect With tn. best Northern
manufactured g'o.ts aud ,aany.o ot t..4 teru.Law
gs,os equal ia qsai,s tr.seh There e..s, he u,
cps~r excuse lef tsiyiag ss.sl- ur,ur.a
ous IL the ssste. I ssisitt.l ". ks.i, A,,.ys o.,
hi,.a stacA Ut FRENCH AMI ENt;f.t~A
CLOTHS AND CAs5sMEEES. no, 10 h4 s,,r
Yaseed By any house n III. .ity Ma hsYs Tho
best u Cutters and corp. warkn no, q, ,.e
surpassed by any house Ia the esior with deter
ninastoh "a Furnish cDr tatrens with Ssnfhxss.
nthhy-saaterssi Isi~i >ou,h. and we ,spss n hs
sei snd wpsn nonta Esa .is.ser.sf,,sss =, A
Al y, our powss ~ pnHh nsfw anl Houshsa a ka.xssa
tton~ SrENCE i aAt.hf
saA$hAsss asad As<chsat Txstorx
10 u t1osnsf u nxla and i;sA ysr.sr.
CPICESfOk PIuKLIN1S -Nsee. yrsn..s.
- Akpaes. 0iassr. Ck,vsA cannsn.oa. Wnise
our own sriadins ~ L. sWARfNa
= M ivs sasAi Y
- fsst SIT sk~s &iut Al ttt.st ts.ss A,ss. l
xsn.esssd ncsa ni,uscIAoas Ls~a Il saxcv...
ute{ NSsd IN cup~1ns as anhstitule ~ Authrue11o
Ve1 J01N ]. Wn1TA, Asssl
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! vThc fYedsrtcks6ury aud Valley I',anE
AAo11Dcm5aaticn VI i've xad ten csnts.
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AMGSEylENTS.
HAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
b." CONCERT AT
Al Z 7 X orc Ii I A i HAL l.,
EEDyESDIF, 25ss Ses.tr.jer, 1851.

--. 90
CRaND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
NJ CONCERT AT
ME- TROPOL LTTAS HALL,
pEDSESDif, %5ea Sep;tn,jer, 1891.
The Colulnitiee of the 81. Charles Hospital have
The pleasure 10 announce 10 the citizens of Rich
uon! that the following ladies an, gentlemen have
in the kindes. manner volunteered their sery ces
III aid of the
ICK AND W0USDED SOLDIERS:
TWO LADY AMATEURS,
mons u ALFoSCE.
- MR EGGEi.IG.
Nh. HERMAN BISHOP.
tOf the JEFF, Davis Flying Ar.ilery)
Mr. r, n. CROTCH.
Ma. h kRAussE.
w The CONCERT to be undcf tie direction Of
PROGRAMME:
PARTr.
|. Patriotic Scu2. "God viii beteud the Riabt p
Dedicated TO the defenders of southern soil by
young lady OF Virginia Lady Amateur
pupil OF Mr. Rosier.) and Chorus
| 9 Song. "rhe tvanderrr." Mr. Z, N Crouch.
Schubert
3 Duette from "The Magic Flute" Miss H. AID
Mr.. EgselIns. ....-..-..,....-.. Mozart
T. Solo, Violin esounds from Home" Mr.. II.
Bishop.
J. Song. The Old Sexton" MIR. Egseling.
kasseIl.
q. Song. The Soldier Tired" Lady Amateur.
pupil of Dir. r.Rl.--......--....,..... Arne.
7. Ballad Kathleen Msvounc.n" Mr.. +. N.
Crouch. Crouch.
FART IL.
| /. Solo, Piano Forte. Mr.. H. Bishop.
! 2. Song from Der Freischutz." Miss H. -.
i-e Weber.
:. Soldiers Song. Mons. d. AlfoncN
4. Song; "Napoiitaine." Lady Amateur. pupil
| j. Solo Ciariohet. Mr.. II. Bishop.
| .. Irish Ballad. MFR. +. n. Crouch.
! T. Trio, from The Magic Flute" Mis- H.,
Mr.. B. krausse, and Mr.. Eggelny. Mozart
! z. "Fhe Marse.laise." Mons. d. Alfoncs.
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The Piano has been kindly loaned by Ar. n.
NAifR.
~. TICKETS 81 each. or o. TO eau.l, ys,
tleman and two ladies. To no had at ia. usual
places and at Tie doos the .vsnirg Of perform
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MI SCHOOL duties the lst October next
Terms rs heretofore--in English s25 for begin
ners $50 for ali others French Sa1. in which,
in English competent assistance will be afforded
her
MRS. MUSFORD desires TO return her thanks
for the liberal patronage she has heretofore
JOS ad. and shall endeavor by .hlisent attention to
IneTii continuation thereof
H4 School-roon. corner 5lh aud Canal sts
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LOST. ATRAHElb. Aks.

0ST--On fridsy morning, between a1,h sad
1 4 Franklin streets aud The ne!gnborisood ef
Springfield Hal a pair Of GOLD SPECrACLEe.
The Under will bs literally rewarded By iesysus
them al shs Office. a. 70 2o-,h
CTRAfED. - stray ed frop the suDerrDor :
/ residence, "u Canal, between h: and "a St. =.
n large Red Blu a'alV COW. with whlto fRee.
reward of sJ viii be paid for her delivery to Inc ~
NV residence or information ~ that esn get b.r
aRnip. se 9l-J; a. H. MILES.
EIVE DOLLARS REV X b. -
Strayed rroa my residence, clay stree,.
three squares above Brooke Asenns, . uled-
ru sized Red COW. Had. when shs W
home a bell en with double belt and home
Elads buckle. made OF wire. on the same shs ha6
lso scar II her sides. though u was dons
with heavy whip; |. might Lav. been BY ano
:,ier cows horn. 4 viii give the above r-warA II
delivered to me, or such information % that can
get her Sc 2-tsl H. y CRDNlE
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sses- AT THE Req EST OF SPRING.

nsa AT THE Req L EST OF SPRING
S%S FIELD DIVISION, No. le., SONS
or TEMPERANCE, u sermon On she subject
of Temperance will be preached in Trinity N. T..
Church. the coruet cf Bread and afh STREETS On
WEDNESDAY EVENING the 2J1h instant.
services commencing at O'clock. The pubIic are
cordially invited TO attend.
sSr rsPRIN4FIE1.D DIVISION, No l6..
SONS OF TEMPERANCE +, vii! meet ri their
Hatt o, The Corner of .N.h aud II -iree.s on W Ed
NESnAS EVENING, the 18Th iurt ut : o elk
Members OF other Divi-io,,5 in aood stsndiI,g and
fae iadv visitors of Springfield division, cor
diaHr invited meet with them. At.r the Usual
preliminary sei ccos bt ih'ir Ht The Division viii
pFocetsi in procss-ioD To Trinity NJ T.. hurrh an
the e. Broad and %tH slreets Ia ,ssr >sf-
mon on the subject Ut Tenpr!anc" from las Rev
AIEN. u. BROWN. by ordcr
ae 23--};' COMMITTEE oF AHRIF06Igvrs.
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DUGER MARTIN will resume the duties of bis
III School on MONDAY, September 20. Clay
street, between 9Th and 10th s.reeta
Tevrss. payable semSannGdLs ts odrapcA
Usual English Branches. 90
Higher English with Latin n....---..-.--.--.s0 20
Higher English, ,h Latin and Greek ....... 60
French. extra. .....-..-..--...2 20
can be found for the present ut the depot OF the
:" Army Committee" Y. IL G. A, 4th door, under
the Spotswood Hotel
"a 2-1rnS ROrER MARTIN
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TrDGEHlLL ACADEMy.

The nex, session Of this School commences De
tober Is, and continues ten months. The courss IL
FUZZY preparatory to the University Of Virginia
special attention has always been paid TO hathe,
Fortfcation and other branches OF Military SCH
enee win be regularly taught In the School Of ka
cheering.
sRas-e2oo per ,s.ssion. Liberal arrangements
u,sde ~ to payments. Address A.
l SAMUEL sCHOOLER, A. n,
an 2-tOI 'E' Guiney's r. o., Caroline, Va
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PREPARATORY SCHOOL.

-. ssh session viii begin the ~ WEDSES-
,iy IN October. The terms, 10 suit ,he tiines, are
s,,At to si25-pay able. s73 ss belili,,.,s of ses
~ s,o lat O! March, and the balance p, end Of
s .sa Confederate treasury notes and bonds re-
r. JAQuELiN AMBiEH. Principal.
nIms Markham Sf-ii n SauCuter Va
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UNIVERSITY OF vIRGINIA.--Ths next sss.
sion Of this institution viii commences on the
Isl day OF OCTOBER, and continue until The en-.
suing 4.h of July.
The exercises In the ACADEMIC, LAW and
MEDICAL SCHOOLS will be- contiD ued AS here
tctore and the Board Of Visitors will meet ON the
10Th inst for the purpose Of organizing School Of
MILITARY ami CIyII. ENGINEERING and
TACTICS, to 81 inso operation st the beginning Of
the session. - ~ .. ----.-.----.
The extensive military hospital established with.
in a few hundred yards Of the University. and oi
which two-of the Professors In the Medical School
are attending Surgeons, viii afford unusual advsn
ta9ss for clinical instruction TO medical students
. For cataieRues address s.. MAUPIN,
se 6-lm ChHlr1nan OF the kacuny.
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SfRS LtBBY'S SCHOOL.
Al FOR YOUNG LADIES
e next sessson Of this School will commence
70 he -
SIXTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1861
sh. viii be aided by competent assistants In each
a.psrtment
tor particulars, apply TO MARY ID. LIBBY,
Ill S-!ln' On Marshall st.. bet. lst and I'd
= T PENDLETON's ENGLISH, H,CLAsSICAL
AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL, on 4th
nreet between Main and Franklin, will commence
OFFENDER l6rA, and continue TO JULY 54h
"a
Nss z. l.. READ win have charge OF the Pre-
,sntry Department.
DRILLING will be continued
TERas-Psyabie quarterly, In advance, go 70
M AN 2S-im~
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-i.h 90 get a cla.s of ten or twelve boys, some.
rbs, advanced.
T.rus may be learned by inquiry Al my resi-,
a.,es on Grace 81, betwe een jefferson and Adsms
S2l-tGt' GEO. T.. DABNEY
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EDUCATIONAL.

.,IsTWuop SCHOOL,
l>A>'' STxCNTON. "a.
Il. ycRREST viii resnme her school on
6r aent. gnh Particular att.ntoa Mil
soNi, - .he frrueh and Music eiass~~.
- ren For Bo.rd arc English Tuition. 500
f,S.S,a; french and Musie u, the usual prices.
ref I'D refes 10 Rev. Mr.. I-stane. Col. John
90 20, nr. ssribling, Hon. A. A. a.. stuart,
h.s' f.sas.on Or. Rosers Archer Gen Richardson,
s:-A'"ona Col T. II Smith, Lexington, Va.
kS'. na
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DEAUMOhT FEMALE SCHOOL,
II 3MILYs NORTH or GORpoNsyiLtE. VA.
The Pish Annnal Sesson 0f this School begins On
the 23d day Of september and closes the lst day OF
July. Is62.
The location 10 healthy and retired. Competen
Teschsrs viii have charge u the different depart
nsnts Of English, Mathematics, Classics, MdAic,
Painting and Drawing 80 sn
Terms 6 herstogors. zddrsss,
JAN. l. J0NRG, n D.,
Z - lL-\wS @-~-4- 0Grsion6vflla. Va :.
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MR.. ID. TURNER'S
UN & y L Il CT
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Main xt, between 81 and 4.h s;x

The la.h Academic Year Of this School will com
mence MONDAY, the sd OF SEPTEMBER
1851.
Mr. TURNER can be seen At his school-rooius OF
at his residence, on Sd street, between Main and
Franklin. ~ 4-lms
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,x,.I.IsH AND CLASSICAL sChoUL,
MAYO STREkf.
.sa.esu.h annual session Of this School win
80. oa MONDAY, the 1d September next
na @n roIver~aliss Church.
esaas. Ne.s "a hefesof',re. es
.sysiealars apply. after l0sh September.
~ '@'a-~Ino. 4. y. RCRRrGs.
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