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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-08

hICEEONDy AL-- - lobls
To the Hon B. Magoin d Governor Of R.utacsy, SC:
SIR: have received your letter informing
me that "since the commencement or Tie IN
happy difficulties yet pending in the country,
the people Of Kentucky have iIdica ed stead
fast desire and purpose to maintain position
of strict neutrality between the belilgerent
parties.' In The same communication you ex-
press your desire to elicit "an authoritative as
suraRce that the government Ct tae Confecer
ate States will continue @ respect and observe
the neutral position Of Kentucky"
In reply to this request lose no time in as
suTing you that the government OF the CoIied
crate States Of America neither intends nor de-
sires to disturb the neutrality OF heEtuchy.
TIE sEsemblage of troops in Tennessee, to
which you refer, had no other Object than 10
repel tbe lawless invasion Of that State by the
forces of the United Safes, should their gov
ernment wish to approach it through Kentucky
disregarding It's position OF neutrality. mat
such apprehensOns were not groundiess mas
been proved by the course Of that government
il MARYLAND and Missouri, and more recently
10 Kentucky itself, in which, az you inform
ne, ga military force has been enlisted and
duartered by the United States authorities"
The government Of the Confederate States
has not only respected most scrupul0usly the
neutrality of Kentucky, but has continued to
maintain the friendly relations Of trade and
intercourse which It has suspended with TIE
people Of the United States generally.
In view Of the history Of The past, it can
scarcely be necessary TO assure your EZcellen-
cy that the government Of the Confederate
States will continue to respect the neutrality
of Kentucky so long as Eer people will main
tain it themselves.
Bu- neutrality, TO be entitled TO respect, most
be strictly mainta ained between both parties; eT
If the door be opened on the one side for the
aggressions Of one Of the belligeraut parties
upon be other, it ought not to be shut 20 the
ssssiled when hey seek to enter it for the pur
poses Of self-defense.
do not, however, for moment believe that
your gallant State will suffer its soil to BE- used
for the purpose Of giving an advantage to hose
who violate its neutrality and disregard It's
Tigbts, over those who respect them both.
in conclusion, tender to your Exceiisncy
the assurance Of my high consideration and
regard,
Aud an, sir, very respectfully,
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~ l. is a bad sign to see a man with bis
hat of al midnight, explaining a new theory
to a lamp post.
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Terms per Session
PAYABLE MISREPRESENTATION III

For Board and Tuition IN any all OF the following
branches Rcailng, WritlHZ, AritEme.ic, English
Grammar Geography History Rhetoric Composition
Criticism, Principles OF Eau ~ Philosophy Cheufss
try and Botany Mental aEd Eo-al Paf.a-opav Plain
Sewing. h-rstns etc SIS SO so or 500 accord
ing 70 the age class af the pupil Fer dsy -boisrz
tuition Si5 so $25 $50 according 10 age or class
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Elmwo0d Male Institute,
.ysGy EImgspoO6 Cemetery,
.EEenIphis, T'e5lss.

REV. J. D. Principal
gTVHE next session Of this Institution viii open N
MONDAY the p day Of September next. II Is
the desisn the Principi 10 make his hiCa hoo
at which youth eIve finished Acadamle euoca-
tio. and al.o preparatory school 20 qualify young
men for any class College they may VISA 10 enter
Tuition from 81 to ST. payable at the close Of each
quarter. ..
~ As recreation during the hours Of lntermis-
sion students viii be drilled IN HaTdee's tacii.s.
gpI3
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TWILL open its next session the Cd day OF Septem-
w ber ltls arst Monday under the cor tlnued su-
pervion Of D. Meredith, assisted 5y full co ps OF
experienced Southern Teachers.
Those wishing further particulars viii apply to the
Iriucipal for 3 catalogue.
SOnrERvILLE TENN, Au-. l, 1861 IsuSdbW'
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FRANKFORT, KY, Sept. 3, 1861.
To His Exceency, BAaggia, Governor OF the State OF
KENTUCKY:
SIR: In conformity with your request, ] pro-
ceeded to Richmoua and presented the Hon.
JshsrsoR Davis, President OF the Confet-
crate States, the communication intrEsted
to me. His response is embodied N letter
which l have the honor herewith to hani
you.
I an, sir, very respectfully,
Your Obedient servant,
GEO ". JOHNSON.
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~ mans nature runs either to herbs or
weeds, therefore let him seasonably water the
one and destroy the other.
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aaGaRAGGE
sYN0DLCAL COLLEGE

TTfHF EXERCISES OF the above Tuytitu- ~
/ tian will be resumed on be 70 Of liza
SEPTEMBER, under the admins IatiCc II gszz5=
Il an ABLE and Ell lent Faculty, d. south SEtlSTS
eru men and tree The Bible viii 0R 49,
taught as "a Text syJSi the students Will -
also be instructed ia Nj Itary Tactics as a
rart Of beelth5GI discipline, and necessity % the
times The aim viii be o. make them Cnrl-uaus5
scholars ard patriots ParoTtf tulr1ia1s ay rest
as-pr.f that Th-Ir children ADD wards will be we'll in
iruct and their morals aud manners carefully and
teud-ry looked after. Tire Trustees take pleasure in
comEeudug the College emmeptly worthy Il ext L.
sive patronage
The annual expenses are rs follow:
TuI ion per an I'm ,Oua-Ha'9 IN advance and
the sinder Ist OF March -........-.....S 5o 90
Contingent Fres.....-. g"
Deposit for -a'ETEgs. Ito
Board including wd. hing, furl and lights Tor the
collegiate % i+u
Confederate notes ana bonds TAX n IN payment for
tuition and board.
J. o. STFADHAN,
Secretary Board OK Trustees.
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f1zF Love is our best gift to cur fellow
beings, and that which makes any gift valua-
bic in the sight Of heaven.
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aulTSTlLLG FEMALE COLLEGE,
Huntsville, North Alabama.

REV J. G. WILSON, A. .@..............PRESIDE
rTNFE eighth annual tenn viii begin on The FIRST
L MON NJAY IN september.
location,
This is healthy pleasant and s,oars from danger,
either of epldemics CT wars alarms
Faculty.
Tue resent full AId able corps Of thirteen accom-
plisLed Teachers is retained for next year.
EG9IgtgGgcss
Ancient Languages no extra charge. Modern Ian
guag5s by a thoroughly campet mt lady Teacher.
.IE3gsic.
This department is OF very high grade Peculiar
IT. Vocal M1slc.
.GyS,
Our azu-uay stilf1I Te1char Of Drawing and Paint
ing, n their nsreut varieties, will still remain in
C arge O this department.
Boarding nSpHTtEIsslt,
4ealth and comfort are yizIautly cared for. Ar
Will be made f17 comfortably accOmmOds-
ting all who may come.
Special ssIOficS.
Couiede-a Bonds aud Treasury Notes, Cotton
Wheat and Bacon viii be received In payment
Catalogues containing fun particulars, sent appji
cation 20 gha President. aus I'm
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THE HISSES YOUNGS' ACHOOL,
No. 90 C0nrt Street. MPmphiS.
The 4om9ryilI0 Female Institute

TJVHE duties OF this Institution will be resumed on
TUESDAY, the l9tu September.
~ For particulars apply st Tie School.
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REFERENCES.
T. A. NELSON, Esq, President of the bszk OF west
Tennessee.
LEROY POPE Es4., supsriutsndsutO, the city schools.
DR. P. E. JOEEs, (aru Sheldon, Jones co.,
Z. n. YRRGsR, Esq, Attorney at Law.
J. KNOX WALKER, Esq.,
John HAMILTON, Esq.,
R. z. CHEW, Esq.,
P. J. FIEEIB, Esq.,
z. >. HAMMOND, Rsq.,
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G0utatl0ual.
EDUCATi0 AL

= EIss 9. MCINTOSH viii re open her SCHOOL on
w P0atotoc street, on MONDAY, September s.l.
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FLATTERIEG TESTIMONIALS

whish he has received from. Gentlemen of the HIGB
ssT RESPEGTABILITY in this city and elsewhere.
Thoy IN his possession and open the inspection
Of all, but the References below are Of nature taa;
will sbundsutly satisfy all who porUss thsz.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ EOfTi3fss wArTYD-ywa...d, .n a.
EMPTY ittTTiKS, for which ~. b; ghe,+ s noa
price win lie laid uIan delivery nj 80. fHxcs,,.
Flock. ft"rl - q. u. BkIcEEs
I'm dali. expectation Of GENUINE UAVAS.
Clti AIS, isoht Ne,s Otlrscs) Of the mos. M
lite i,riln's. xogr -
- -
~ THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMynY
and no HEMBIG-PETrRs ISFaIJIptr
kENEDy FOX GOSNGRgyiG,A AND Al r ~
CRET DTSEASES--rhis grsat 4 ,fIerfesn re,ns','
containing Mercuri;s EaiSarnic prone MI, -
,eis everything heretofore offered 10 the ,nh;e -
Its curative restorative, sed ropova.ins n,, a ~
and the ricdicJ world ere astorisiled vile, ~
that the above remedy will cure the al.,ys ~
eases, and confounded when they have oenis, a.
monstsations of the fsets Bat the propr;etnr ~
bias known Of the remedy for tsenf ' odd 60
hsS known ~ n easc of t9Tenty years starl!,s -
De restored - perfect health. and all 9TH casss -
shorter duration 10 be restored witlian, . r;,g,s ~
caption end therefore challenges any ease al a.
orrh0 which the femrdy viii not cure nro,iaa,
me directions arc carried ont with pr,e GO q, ,ha
pert OF ihe Patient; ard ANY one PURCHASING ha,,
\ dozen bottles, and usiBg sccoEtnglv in his ar b.
rase, he guarantees perfect cnre; f.na in egsas "
ailT,fe, will furnish additional medeire frse =,
charge 10 complete the enre. through HIS ace,,.
and a curc viii Do effected without inSony.risaea
10 the patient
Soti By APpERsON & DrPr7Y. M On
Broad street. and .. A. STRECKGR Main s,,na,
Druggists, agents for the city of Ricbmond Ma
also, by III. 4. IL G. a. SANTOS. Norfolk a
CHAS. 3. CAMPBELL and WILSON & VII
LlAMS, Portsmouth, va al is-6i.
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Ia Orders promptly attended to.
~. PETERSON 4 CO,
Druggists, l55 Main street. corner 18th

A BODEEER 81 co, APOTHECAR.ES
~. AND DRUGGISTS, No. 10 MAIN STREET
near Old Market, Richmond, Va, will keep hand
a general assortment Of pure Drugs, Medicines
Chemicals, Oils, Paints, Window Glass Putty, Dye
Stutis Patent Medicines, Brushes of all kinds; Sur
gicalrA ppiiances Burning Fluid, Alcohol Soaps
Perfdsnery, Fancy Articles, Garden Seeds, Glue
Sani psp.r, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, Medicinal
Liquors, &c
Prescriptions prepared AT al Hours with special
care, by members Of the iirin alone
Physicians orders from the country executed
promptly, and the most reliable medicines fur
nisl'rf! te9
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M ASONiG DIRECTORY.
Richmond Lodge, No 10, meets at Masons' Hall
first Tuesday each month. James \. Scott, Mas
ter Place Of business Shocsoe slip.
Manchester Lodge, No IA meets AZ Manchester
Hail Saturday before tui moon John H. Hatcher
Master. Place OF business, BanI. of Virginia, Rich
mond
Richmond Randolph, No 10, meets at Masons
Hall third Tuesday each month VIM T. Allen
Master Place of business, Bank of the Common
wealth.
ST. Johns Lodge, No. s. meets at Bosher'z Hall,
corner 9th and Main streets, on second Tuesday
each month. Joseph Hall, Master. Place OF bust
ness Gaeso Mills.
Dove Lodge, No. 81, meets a, Boshers Hall fourth
Friday each month. a. j. Johnson, Master y. T.
Place of business ON Gary, between 18Th ani l4ta
streets.
Lege Francois, No. ~ meets a, Bosher's Hall
second Friday each mon,h h. Il. VI Harris Master
Place OF business at No. lie Mail4 street
HeEyico Union Lodge, No. lap, meets mt Nasons
Hall Friday before fail moon Alfre,es6. Lee, Mas
ter. Place OF business on Dock, het~eon 29th and
18th streets.
Capitol Lodge No. Ia neots on Marshall be-
tween 9th and iii streets, i.ur.i Thursday each
month. b. H. Wexford, ir., Master. Place {. busi.
ness on 12th street Belvins Block.
Metropolitan Lodge, No 1910, meets OF Marshall
between 9th aud 18th strneis second Thursday cas h
inonta. WIN. l.. Manle Mnste-. Pace al bust.
ness III No l92 Main street.
Richmond Royal Arch Chapter, No. 3, meets Al
Masons' Hn first Frey each month. Alfred =
Lee, High Priest. Flare of buainess on Dock, be
tween 9Th and 18th streets.
Lafayette Royal Arch Chapter, No. -, meets a,
Boshers Hall, corner 9th aud Main streets, third
Friday each month. John L. Little High Priest
Place OF business on Main, between Ilth and 18th
streets.
Richmond CoIamandery. Ne. . meets at Mssons
Hall fourth Tuesday each month. John r. Reg
se Aim LANES T. RTDDlCK
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G!lrlliionu t,lspatfb.

u, tbr sweet seu,h.
nV w. aI.a8t,s staws.
O. tie sweci soatA, ,e s.aay .niny South
,.4ni o; s.8e lce rs. and ssffser Aisne
dsiaA tn Kisses IS lieT nsy a,putA, -sse
Ns,l iay ae*ft ~ws lis IS wiz asausht Of wire |;
Size hi9g> R.,s bEsss. ags 0. s'sa,.sssl love; ss
lave her snile, Which Ia lows al my toll;
Eef J,se pet,9ieH, aer reaerens s.aiies approve.
ste sp.s ule from ;he -, ard from the soil
u. by her loaeiy pines Vat wave aad sigai =
~ hy her myriad eowc.s thp bloom and fade J
by al t5s thousand beast Is ef her sky,
AID ths SWEET soasc. ci her forest saate,
Sizes ,,i;ne---stc's ever gne--
Nor will eugtt resign
i-of what she gives tao. mortal or divine
WI; s,ossyr part
Win life ho,p. heart
Wi, :. e--s-iore Az ...
q love is he, such love ever g,oes
in souls where Ia, III. eS ,lnn's 'is,ns ,eie:
Sh. IL ali fond :, ~ 10 he friends TO foes
She s,,svs ataiax vi p.ssen s,rtng,h. AID priIc;
Sso ie,is sa trelDors when the "a gers nigh.
tiat The light ~ .. md the vitpy wop,
foS, with .sange toaaaess- turns her loving eve
In t~sfn welcome on each ssi,.nt s.,a
oh by al i..r vi tn . Of the CHERISHED past,
b al ieY iiapes of what the faiure b.ings
gic. III Il my lot wife hur II east,
snd .ay sou, dasa"s, gsad knitting sings
Sh $ Eiae-sA''s eser nIiao--
For her viii. resign
All precious th.ogs-ssi plneed upon her SHINE
vi ir,ety pat
With iii,, hope hel' -
VIII ds--,io aught bu, ny
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ANOUTHEKN FEMALE iNSliIt III,
y LINDEN COW, RICHMOND. vi

D. LEE POWELL, a. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
This Institution viii be re opened Tor the recep
tion of boardera ard day scholars on The LIST OF &C
fOBER mex.
The Principal viii ce aided ny full corps Of Ar
sistants.
.Es~I MAY he detained ia the country Z few dav>
beyond the ist October by ildispoStiun LJ5: nly
Assistaats Ill be il place thai the duties Of The
School vii. go on ~ Usual. During my abseice
application may re inaftr ~ BENJAMIN POLAR
ESQ. al the State Court House.
Circulars may be had Ut tie Bookstore If Mr.. A.
NORRIS Main str, ct. ID. LEE Pow ELL.
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W. FRAySEi,,
APoTHECARY AND nErc:GlsT.

A?OTitFCART AND DRUGGIST,
Ssrnticebth, bstars'a G:-are Gbd Br0d1 Str6es,
RfCHMOSD. -.
Dealer ia Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals. F;ncy ar
tices Toilet Soaps, Periumery, Sc. Also. Paints,
Oils, Bye->tu'ts isVr'i,ir Flu.i Kerosene o., Al
cohoi; Garden and TloNrr SEEDS Cigars. .uuG
and Toba~cn Of various brands: HrltsicS Cn,nfs,
Sc. all tbspuouar Parent Alefiicue> 81 the dag.
and all other are.c, usually :cHt in Drug stores,
which will be sold tin t.cst reasonable terms.
Physicians and Others can rely Oh haI ills their
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY and ACCURATELY
compounded at ali hours OF the DAY and NIGHT.
j. VI. FRAYSEE, Druggist,
;g.il l1tn street
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! wlti .'Vliis. ~. I.
NJ 20 u Ia Mt MOTT q T..
CHANGE OF HOURS.


On AMI after TUESDAY, l.; lay OF Octosr. the
Passenger Train OF this company will leave Rich
noni (dntls) for Frederick s,urg at O'Clock I. N.
Returning will ea@e Frederick sbury al A. NJ,
and arrive at Richmond ~ 93n A. 81.
t3 SAML RUTH,
Supt Transportation.
ofsice r.. r, & 4. r. n. Co,
Richmond. Sept. ~ 1861. Sc at--ts
OrFIcE RIcHN'p AND pETEssYa X. X. Co,
Richmond Va, Sept. 10th, 1sSi.
AE AND AFTER WEDNESDAY SEPT. lith
I the Trains on this Road vill leave " fol
low
Mail Traiu leave Richmond aaHF at..-...5 a. NJ.
Fi,.ixht and Accommodation Irfn leas-eF
Richmond doify except sundays a..--.4 r. 81
Freight aud Accommodation Train 'eay.s
P~t.fsbur. daiIp. except sunday. al d A. NJ
Alail Train c!.ses Petersburg GGaty at n i. ~
The Mail Train is the Only one connecting with
the roads South OF Petersburg.
Travellers will bear in mind that they ere required
by the Government to have passport when they
i-ay q. he city. fHOS. ii. WfSNE,
Sc ,O--ts Superintendent.
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ks.sESsa. Nns2sbsGENa &c.
EW DRUG STORE.


"a i W ID X L u , i ~ Il r,
ROBERT w POWERS
APCTHFCARY AND DRUGGIST
HcGs leave to inform his friends and the public
that h has taken and re-fitted in and hand
some style, the store formerly occupied by J. f.
Wood, and more recently By G. S. Dawson, No 36,
corner Main and Wnil streets one door above the
St. Charles Hotel. Richmond, Va, and has just
opened With az entirely new stock Of
DRUGS. MEDICINES CHEMICALS. FANCY
and TOILET ARTICLES, PERFi'NEEY. &C..
Comprising every article usually kept il his line.
,cecied in person hy hi;uselt with especial refer
ence 10 their freshness purity and eat;Ie reliability.
Physicians vii! fni h. stock OF u l. G. s.
CHEMICALS STANDARD PHAKMAC III III
CAL PREPARATIONS. SURGICAL IESrRU-
IEAIS. &C, very complete, embracing mi:iy new
and desirable articles
Prescriptions carefully compounded at any hour
d day or night
-" Orders promptly attended 10.
~ 5--ts l.jfIY ". POWERS
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YIIRST GLASS MEDICINES
MEADE Il BAKER.

MEADE Il BAKER,
PHARMlChUrIsTs AND EENDFiiS OF PURE AND
RkLiABLE MEDICINES. CHEMICALS. pIlAR-
MACEUTlCAL PRODUCTS, Surgical itstrn-
munts and Appliances; Medicine Chests for pilta-
lions, families aud travellers Physoians' Saddle
Gags; L.onIoa Elastic Stockings, Trusses and Sap
porrcrs: Porte Monnaes Combs, Brushes. Toilet
Mirrors first quality PsrtGnlery, pomudes and
Soaps; Mineral Matters and Apparatus; Magnetic
MACHINES, DC, al oil the best quality and a; te
lowest ItttS MEADE " BAKER,
IS5 Main ST., corner above post-O tice,
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NJ 4 X Z l. L W 0 X X S.

NJ RBLE ORKS
JOHN w DAVIES
MARBLE MASON,
MECHANICS INSTITUTE 9TH STREET
RICHMOND, VA.
MONUMENTS. TOMBS,
HEAD PIECES,
NANTES, FONTS, &c
70 First Premiums awarded by the Virginia
Agricultural Society and Mechanics Institute
PLANTERS AND ARTISTS
SUPPLY STORE OF
4 l. Il r T. + l. Y Il l. q & X,
No. .rS MAIN ST., UNDER SfOTsWOOD HOTFL.
The stock comprises Gll the articles in among
House snd Sign Pointers Carriage and Furniture
Aanutaeturers, Artists, Architects and Draughts-
men generally. SO H.
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E71TjIHT1ONXT..
= nf'l1iltCHMoIKS il ffMAi.E INSTITUTE.

DIcHMoNp ffMAl.E INSTITUTE.
~ me Eighth Session bee,oa TUESDAY. October
Ist isel AID sad -iune :sesh. lsea. Location IN
10Th street, -xtcs,tias som Marshall tu Clay.
Both Bo..usrs ;pgd DAY suaiss is'y fss'sF a. iat
the Course i"s tie Whole range OF s,,ite'.
fou the lowest l i.ssiv ~ 'he highest Cole gste.
FACULTY,
Cass. II. wSSStos, u. A !, Z, Wa, President
aud Professor o. Mosa scicnse aad Ancient Ian.
j LncH Josss, NJ A. u. Va, Mathematics
! Nm. ). CHAR, ~ A.. Enalish Literature.
Rev. J. L. BURROWS Evidences of Christian.
itr.
Prot 4. Eauo>, (of ruris) French
s.Iior E. G.. MIRA Spanish ard iialisn,
Miss \. ). WHY u>r. English hrsnctes.
Miss VI. L. Hill, kngsh branches.
Miss JANE s. sTAKAKD, Preparatory Depart
Ars. AM c. MALLORY, Preparatory Depart
Miss MARY c. LArnRop, Preparatory Depart
n.ent
Irs. y. Il. CLAFP, Principal Musical depart
men,
Z. {. MsRA. riano.
-. a. fRICssos, Gutter.
Misa MARY J.. LsFTWGCH, Drawing, Painting,
If Pref, ENroN should not lie able to return from
Eurnpa. Prot. CHASE. late Of Richmond College,
and for seven yeas tiee Consul a Paris. viii take
chnre. III the French Cissses.
iBtNS TOR HiNE N'jNt IL
tHav payable Oct05o iss, EH:Fatece-fcn,tia-
der February lah,) 81.
English, in Preparatory Department -...- sc on
English, ia Collegiate De palt Ien % M
Ancient and Nc ZERO Language c,c. .......22 ca
Suisse or Piano. with Vocal nusie.......... - 90
l - ri Piano in prscsicirg.. ................ ) 40
Muse ga GTrlf ff.--. %
tCtHi Nus e IN I i"ssSs Ia
Draw ny, Embroidery, &e., esch .,..-,......Eo or
Nl iaitng -......-...-....-.. 80 w,
hoard AtsJ w
w dsiihE .'...'..%V w
Fuel lights, t',N eo. sc....-. ~ w
\ r duet .oa Of yn,. fotrta t. hilnI-tcrs.
-: No charge ter Inghsh tuition Of daughters
OF NouHfeers III service.
Payments for each ha f-ses, Jon must be surety
in advance, except by special contract. and money
will De refunded only ia case Of protiact.d sick
Catalogues containing full tietsis. may be oh
tanned at the Bookstore. ar ty application 10 the
President, GUAS. IL. WINSTON,
s.x1-..w Richmond, Va.
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WOODEN
OF THIS CITY


Organized last year. and IN order TO make .ush
Goods would not compete WIKI but world "a
Their aid other Southern manufactures by furnish
ing grade ani styles of Goods that have reyer
heretofore been made IN Virginia they filed heir
Mill with machinery ct the beat and finest qilsll :,
They are now manufacturing FINE CASSiMERt;s
and CLOTHS of every variety. from Fine Virginia
Merino and Mestizo WOOL, and solicit .he attention
OF the trade in the South 10 5ieir Goods. Aji xno
have seen their ARMY CLOTHS. manufactured AZ
first expressly for the Virginia Military Institute
pronounce them at least equal, II not superior in
quality. to those they hal beer buying heretofore
and quite IA cheap.
The Virginia State and Central Agricultural 30
cises Mt their Fair held in this city, In October
hast awarded 20 This Company n GOLD MEDAL
Tor their exhibition ct W0oen Goods which in.
cludo6 some beautiful SHAWLs, BLANKETs. &c
Purchasers r@E rely upon every piece of foods
manufactured hy Us being what II IS represented
and under Ho circumstances will this Company DO
induced 10 work shoddy in their Goods, nor will
they card any cotton with their wool.
LEWIS ID. CRENSHAW. Pres't.
SAMT-FI. =. MITCHELL, I
WELLINGTON GoDpiS, r.,
JOIN II. MOSFaGUE,
p w HAYWOOD.
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HENCOunAGE
w f2NS0tAs<
sOC THERN
MANUFACTURE

Do 80, and especially II yog can obtain "a de- rs.o
Goods without paying any Tor them taa, their
actual worth. The
CRENSHAW
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IA Agents for the rale Of the Goods rnanugaetur-
cd BY the CRENSlfAW WOoLIzN COMPANY Il
RICHNOND, VA. We have now on hand about %.
600 yards Of Fine, Plain and Fancy Single and
Double Miiied CASSiMERhS and CLOTHS i,e-
sides 3, lot of FINE BLANKETS and GENT. e..
MEMS HliAWLN-ahd are manufacturing at the
rate at 1900 wards per week Mi cf which We Ter
to the trade ut fair pdceS ard on liberal terms I'll
entire confidence that the enterprise will receive a
liberal support.
CRENSUAW d co, Agents,
fe g)-dt5 Pichu,gf,i Va
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K'AI.L TRADE, I$6i.--W. PETERSON 4 co,
4 WHOLESALE DRUGGisTs and DEALERS il
ildisl, Spices. Madder, LogIsood b. Caro-. Soda,
Starch Sal Soda, Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, Nut,Iegs,
Salad oil Satpetrc Sponges, Salerst,,s Flor. Sal
phur' C"?perso, Hr1l!stoae, Alum coeninel, White
Solar Oil, Lard Oil. Castor Oil, T0nqGa Beaus--in-
vite the attention Of merchants visiting Richmond
to sn exam na,on Of their stock, which, ia variety
AMI price is not surpassed ia this or any Northern