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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-20
Dressing FOR CHURCH.

Has anybody heard the bell,
You have 2-dear me, I'know full well
I'll never dress in time
For mercy's sake, come help me, Luce,
I'll make my toilet very spruce
This silk is quite sublime?
Here, lace this gaiter for me-do;
"a hole! :" you say? plague take the shoe
Please, Lucy, Try and hide it
Just think, it's Sunday, and, my soul,
I cannot wear it with holel
The men will surely spy it.
They're always peeping at our feet,
(1ho', to be sure, they needn't peep.
The way we hold our dresses, y
III disappoint them, though, to-day?
s.And cross myself" pray did you say?
Don't laugh at my distressesl
Now, Lucy, pray feel my waterfall,
Ilo you think il lalge? ain, it too small?
What bother these things give,
Ally Rats and Mice, do they SET straight!
Please hurry, Lucy, know I'm late
There's ''Willie," as I live,
How splendidly the silk will rustic
please hand my "self adjusting hustle"
My corset and my i.oop,)
There now, I'll take five skirts or six
Do hurry, Lucy. and help me fix,
You know c,nuUt stoop!
.How shall say my prayers to-day -
As ifgir.s went to Church to prayl>
llow cun you he so foolish
eee d mp lhis RI I,.n it, cologne;
s.a'li~t i.r:' to pan.. you silly on ?
Now, Lucy, DO 7 e m"li>h
s>ow Il: :. ...; - -.ow ;, ublors
.a.s III, (. ~ l'g us ali out dUurs-
';;l- :rig:,liiil 'uan. >co"pl
Thank hi ven, ~ cloak Is handsome too'
1t cosl cn.ugl. TO b. u Know
(S,ra;gh,-n this hnrri'i hoop!
~ A~nlkerch.cl nni g!"v,s y.m' t'd
Jus. in t!,at drawer. Lucy, are 70. blind
(,oes nv dress trailO
Is ri III" ias!lio, now. you know;
,Prgy does ;'e pri"t and p%';rr sil "
., ',,..,.,
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-20

There are 5000 Masonic Lodges and
100000 Free and Accepted Masons
in the world. There are Lodges in Sem
egal, Guinea, Mozambique, China, Java
and Arubia
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-20
Change of Schedule on
the Wilmington and
Manchester Railroad.

On the 25th inst. material change
of the time for the arrival and depar-
ture of the trains upon the Wilmington
and Manchester Railroad was made.
Leaving Wilmington at 55 minutes past
2 o'clock A. NJ, the train now arrives
at Sumter at so minutes past o'clock
P. NJ, and at Kingsville at rs minutes
past 6 o'clock P. NJ. And leaving
Kingsville at 80 minutes past 4 o'clock
"A. NJ, it arrives at Sumter at 45 min
lutes past 6 o'clock A. NJ, and at VIII
mington at 5 minutes past 8 o'clock P.
M. Without a change of schedule on
the South Carolina Railroad, passen-
gers from Sumter for Columbia will
have the privilege of spending about
nineteen hours at Kingsville-ample time
for full enjoyment of the scenery so Pc
culiar to that locality, and for indulg-
ing in sightseeing generally thereabouts.
-. Sumter. Watc7ln,an.
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J. T HERSHMAN-Editor.
Rates for Advertising

FOR one Square-ten li''es or less-oN r
nOLL \R md FIFTY CENTS for the nrs'
snsertion and ONE DOLLAR for each sub
'sequent o,o ,,,or,
'charred at advertising rates
Tranrsient Advertisements and 'oh Work
Mist BE VAI,. FOi: IN ADVV NICE.
M deduction made, EXCEPT TO our regular
sadvertsin2 patrons.
~ Terms of subscription for one year
$S300 in advance; if not paid within three
imontbs from the time of subscribing, $500
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-20

The United States Debt, on the lst
of April, 1866, according to Secretary
McCulloch's official exhibit, was 81
7O5, ,646, ,517.0l.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-20

The richest bov in Boston is tile soa
of Joshua Sears, deceased, worth 81, +,0hO.-
900. His Ia her !et. ,csr!y S2,uc0,000,
which were well invested, hence the re-
suit. Can Browns Young Man inform
lis who is the richest girl in New York.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-20

THE PArfn TAN--The Ways aud
Means Comrnir,cc has decided tn take off
all internal tax on paper, ink and type,
and the mlteria:.s that enter into ther
compositions.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-20

The officers of the new National John
son Club are announced. Montgomery
Blair is President. The Vice Presidents
are elected from all the States, some OF
whom are as follows Pennsylvania,
ASA Packer; West Virginia, Senator Van
Wrinkle; Ohio, EX-GOVERNOR Todd; ludi.
ANA, j. E. Mcdonald; Illinois, E. s. Mar
shall; Kentucky, James Guthrie; Iowa,
"A. &. Dodge; South Carolina James L.
Orr; Minnesota, Senator Newton; Georgia,
James johnson; Missouri, Charles Eli
ard; Kansas, NJ. J. Parrott; Michigan,
Robert McClelland.
A negro preacher, holding forth to hs
congregation upon the subject of obey
ing the commands of God, said: "Bred-
rn, wba,eber God tells me to do in das
book (holding up the Biblp) dat I'm
pwiie to do. If l see in it dat must
Jump tron stun wall, 1'm gwine to jump
at it. Coin troo it longs to God, jump
In at it longs to me-"
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A Jealous husband being absent from
home, went to clairvovant in London
to know what his wife was doing. "Ah,"
cried the clairvoyant, 81 see her; she ex.
poets some one; the door opens; be comes;
she caresses him fondly; he lays bis head
on her lap, and" husband mad with
rage-''he wags his tall 1t was the
dog. The husband was calmed.
Somebody told us the other day that
e-ha1f the lawyers live without.a "a cause
and die without eject.
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. From Texas.

INDIAN EDAT1oNs-RoDDER1Es, MUIR
pERs AND OTHER oUTRAGEs UPON THE
People.
The following letter from the
Hon Jas. E. Ranck, tells a fearful tale
of Indian depredations upon the appa-
rently helpless people Of Texas:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-12

A GENERAL, But HARMLESS SCARE
There were sundry reports in town Satur-
day that James Smith, who formerly kept
the Planters House here, but now living
in Caroline, had been attacked on Thurs
day or Friday last by three negroes, arm
ed with carbines, short distance below
Jerrelps mill, and robbed.
The facts we are informed to be these :
Smith, with his wife and children, were
driving along the road, when he saw three
negroes ahead. He became alarmed,
jumped from the carriage, raised the cry
of murder, and fled to the house OF Mr.
Frank Battaile. The negroes, it seems.
were equally alarmed, and they, too, fled
to the house of Mr.. Battaile, where the
whole matter was OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
b,yJ Herald,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-12

A NERVOUS WITNEss.-The Supreme
Judicial Court for IIillsboro' county, n.
H., is now in session at Nashua. On
Thursday afternoon an old man from Man.
chester being upon the witness stand, ac-
tuaIly became insane under the excite
ment of examination. He rushed out of
the court. room, throwing away his pocket
book and other effects, followed by a
crowd of policemen, lawyers, and specta-
tors. He ran full mile, evidently aim
ing for the Merrimac river, before being
caught. lie was carried by force to the
Indian Head Hotel, remarking on his re-
turn that ain five minutes more he would
have been where he could not have been
captured.''
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Ben. Wood has sold out the New York
Ee,cs to Caldwell & Whitney, proprictors
Of the New York Mercury, and the paper
is to be run in the interest Of John Nor
rissey, the pugilist, in his coming cam.
paign for Congress. The latter part of the
rumor lacks confirmation.
A lady entered train at a country sta.
ton on the New Jersey railroad the other
day, and sat down with her back to the 10.
connective. Finding her mistake, and not
wishing to ride backward, she politely
asked the conductor if he would turn the
car around. He didn't do it.
Punch says much illoncss may be looked
for about the time Of harvest, which is III
variably s;ckle-y season.
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DICHMoND COLLEGE.-The mex

DICHMOND COLLEGE.-The next
OCTOBER l, 1865, and terminate JULY l, 1857
The college has been thoroughly recognized
into six or ~ the
select the schools which he will attend, provided
the number Is not less than three bnt the Facnity
may. at the request Of his parent or guardian, or
FOR other satisfactory reasons. allow him to attend
Tho method of instruction will be by approved
text books, accompanied by daily oral examina-
tions and explanations, and supplemented In the
higher classes by lectures. The aim will be to al
ford accurate and thorough academical lnstruc,
ton, in course Of study similar to that pursued
at tho University OF Virginia. To be admitted, the
student mas, BIO at least fourteen years OF age,
though for special reasons the tacnily ma! III
particular cascs dispense with this requirement..
Examinations, for tie n.ost part In writing, are
heil near the close Of each hall session.
alter ri soruus examination TO those whose STAND
in., Is satisfactory. The discipline Will be founded
upon tie impartial administration OF low pam
and reasonable rules. The department OF Chris-
L. gentleman IL the standard 10 Whlch eFeIS stu
dent will he expected 10 CONFORM ms own. Ever!
appropriate ne Ms will bo used 10 develop and cor,
+ I'm sense oi personal honor and a4cred regard
FOR truth, ~ upon these will be placed the main
reliance III behalf Of good condTct.
The religious advantages OF tIit GCilege are I'M
gurpas scd, but attendance on religion exercises
whether at TIE college or In tho .ity, will be en-.
HEY are thus productive VI the bet results ana
ihc instruction given shall DO f.cs .om all sec
Italian bias.
FACILITY.
President, R,v. =. @. JoI.a. u. u;
|. School Of Lati!. and Freac.. ELACNp HAR-
BISON, i. ~. No.
ii. school 0! G.ask al Cs..--... II. H. HAIR
III. scLool .! Mathematics, E..a.-. 3. Smith,
II. A. r..,
iV s.Ao.l of Natui-i Scic.-ce3, .-GSErT PrR-
YEAR, A. ii. >, , ~ - n
VI. school of slish, &c, q. Al. Toy, N. a.
TERMS FOR SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Professors fees. III one Profess 10 attended
$50; If two, $50; II three, 500; II more than 49,
three, 800 eachl Se'
Board, payable in three Observation-Disclosures
ls January lst and pril LIST. ............. lsD
Fuel lights. washing, &c, about. ~
Naturalization fee, - room rent, s1......... ~
s2a5
or this, slo? so is required October lst The re-.
naming Professors fees, say 1928 are payable
February 18th.
EXPENSES OF STUDENT FROM THE CITY:
For English branches and Mathematics. $50
For English, Mathematics, Latin, and French. ~
For additional schools, AS above.
Payable one half October lst remainder Febru-
airy 18th.
For further information, address
FACULTY OF RICHMOND COLLEGE,,
an 30-dSswtOctl Box !0i Richmond.
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AN OLD Cusrox REvrvED.-We notice
that the practice Of firing gun at O'Clock
at night, which prevailed before the war,
has again been revived, and our CITIZENS
arc now admonished each night OF the hour
of a nv the loud booming Of cannon. They
also Are at o'clock In the morning. Nor
foil, Ddu Book.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-12

TorRSAMrST.-Wc are Informed th%
there will be grand tournament at Mel
son station, in Nelson county, on fr'aay
next. the l4th instant, at when some
thirty or more knights will enter the lists;
On the evening Of the same day there will
be A coronation ball.--Lynchb~g Ners,
1n&b
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-12

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Y SUMNER sCHEDULE-The THRorGE
PASSENGER TRAIN on and after SATURDAl
June %, will leave Richmond Sunday. sxce?,pu
at 1880 4. NJ, and arrive at Jackson's River at ~
THROUGH TICKETS sold eta Tro,.sr h Co =.
Stage Line for Harrisonburg, Winchester, IN:
ether points on Valley Turnpike also to Sa,.
biing's Springs, Rockbrtgs and Bath Alum,
Warm, Hot, Healing and White sulphur Sprirg,,
and by Hartman & Go. y Stage Lin. to LeYington,
Natural Bridge, and Rockbridge Baths 4; Also r.l
Virginia and Tennessee railroad tor Nashville
Memphis Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New or.
leans, and Orange and Alexandra road to Lynch.
burg and other important points In the southwest
The Trains make CLOSE CONNECTIONS viii
Trains on Orange and Alexandra railroad nor,s
and south, and through them with the Virginia All
Tennessee railroad.
The NIGHT TRAIN Is discontinued for The pr.
sent.
tween Charlottesville and Richmond on MOy
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and SATURDAYS. leavta.
Charlottesville at 5 A. ii =, arriving in Richmo1i
at IL. 30 A. NJ. Leave Richmond same days a. ) 4
p. M., and arrive at Charlottesville at +
FREIGHT TRAIN on TUESDAY, THCRSDLI
""N 'A II ID. wHITCONB
fel5 General Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-12

An old gentleman living in the interior
OF Mississippi some years ago sent his son
to New Orleans to accept q mercantile
situation offered him. He was q youth of
high moral character, and his father took
great pains to acquaint him with the fact
that vice, in its most attractive garb,
would surround him constantly. "But,''
said he, remember, my son, that your
religion will carry you through safely.
only resist the temptation to do wrong.
ana you will not fail to reach Heaven al
ust aud tho man who goes TO Heaven by
way Of New Orleans deserves the hiuhe:t
reward Of the righteous. "-Nsu orleans
Pcdyune. ~ ''''"'''
A colored woman at Cairo, appsrent,v
dead Of cholera, was put In q coffin 10 hs
inferred; when the husband arrived. bs
had the coffin opened, when signs of life
appeared, aud the woman was taken out
resnscitated, and is now attending TO house,
hold duties. faat NJ,
Bishop Johns II said TO BE- writing the
life Of hk distinguished predecessor,
Dishop 1ssds. ~ ''F - i
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rNaIrRANCE.

MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY
Nl OF VIRGINIA. CHARTERED l7N.
DrRxcT0Rs:
Jsquslin P. Taylor, william c. Allen, William
Gray, James II. Grant, James Dunlop, Alfred I.
Harris, John q. Hobson, Thomas u. Ellis, John
rutherford.
This old and we'll. known VIRGINIA Institution
IL now prepared 10 Issue "PERPETUAL" and
ANNUAL POLICIES upon real estate. II has
TEN MILLION DOLLARS of property insured,
and hiss paid upwards Of TWO MILLION DOL
LARS OF losses TO the people Of this State.
Important changes have been made for the bens
fit Of the assured.
The four lfths" feature and that OF CONT
guities have been abolished, giving to the
sured full Insurance, as In other companies.
Parties holding RECORDED LEINS are pro.
teeted to the extent OF Insurance In this once.
OHice on the east side OF Ninth, between Broad
and Marshall streets. au 22-tS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-12

Colonel d. II. Jones, of Lewisburs, pro-
poses to publish two books-one, Out
RACES perpetrated on persons as Confede-
rates, or Confederate symyathizers with
in the limits Of Virginia and West Viz
ginia during the late struggle for indie
pendence, the other, "Wrongs in
hicted upon, and sufierlngs endured by,
Southerners in Federal Prisons" lie
calls upon everybody TO furnish him with
material.
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MRS. JULIA p. MORSE will resume
lNl the duties OF her SCHOOL on Ross street.
two doors from the Richmond House, on MONDAY
the 18th OF September.
Terms for a session Of nine and half months,
payable quarterly in advance: Primary depart
inent $50 higher branches, $40.
References Colonel :. II. Parker, James fred
Jones Esq, Colonel 7. J. Evans, A. Is. Parker
Esq, DR.. Wm.W. Parker, and DR.. Thomas Pollard.
&c a--tl7Sep
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DRY GOODS. SHOES. S.c.

EALL AND WINTER )
IMPORTATION. 1896.
RIBBONS. MILLINERY, AND STRAW GOODS
ARMSTRONG, GATOR CO.,
IMPORTERS AED JoBBERs OF
RIBBONS, BONNET SILKS AND sArlNs,
yELyETs. RUCHEs, FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
STRAW BONNETS,
LADIES' HATS, trimmed and untrimmed )
SHAKER HOODS,
No. 2s7 AND LoPrs OF 23s BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE, Md,
offer stock unsurpassed in the United states III
variety and chsapness. Orders solicited ana
prompt attention given.
Terms: Cash. se i-V
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RAILROADS.


- -1kNN
RRatG , q ~ ON D AND DANvILLr
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
On and after SUNDAY, Septsrnbsr o., -.
TRAINS on this road viii run a. follow. "H, the
THROUGH EXPRESS TR8Ig-RICHNoyn
GREENSBORO 10
GOING WEST.
Leave Richmond daily. .................tg,
LSavs DAhvltlS... Observation-Disclosures. II "a ~
Arrive at Greensboro .............,'a =, ~
GOING EAST.
GREENSBORO To RICHMOND
Leave Greensboro daily.
Leave Danviile. a.
Arrive al Richmond. ..,...........,..- I'D L.
ACCOMMODATION.
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER TP.ry
GOING WEST.
RICHMOND TO DAyyILLg
Leave Richmond daily (excep, Sunday 4, "a,
ArriVe al panSilie....... ............... =. y
GOING EAST. IT,
DANyILLE TO RICHMOND
Leave p,qy!l,e daily except Sunday atls,K
THE THR0UGH EXPRESS TRAIN viii '' 81
at any stations between Richmond AMI Bar '
West Of Burkeviis II will stop ONLY A, H. III
ing named stations Meherrin. Keysyilie. p-,E'
Branch. Roanoke, Clover, Boston, New ~ 50
sarksdaes Rinssold Danvi!le, and s:.,lSs 1T,
of Danville. We
Passengers for all stations west OF Danvul.
points south of Greensboro, viz: ChsTl'tt. l
iumbia, Augusta, &c, will take thi. .Tsin '''
THE ACCOMMODATES TRAIN vii 49,.
way stations between Richmond aud Dsny'' a.
Passengers for stations on the South side rail-.
Lynchbnrg, Knoxville, Chattanooga ya.br,"''
Grand Junction. Memphis, &c, will take tL..,,,'s'
Also, for all stations on the Richmond and n,t,.
railroad east Of Burkeville, and Price. NJ
ford, Scottsburg, and Wolf Trap, wet 81 Eg,.SS
Vile. THOMAS DODANglp
Sc s-s Snp.rin,sndsr,
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DOUND TRIP TICKETS TO THE
N SPRINGS AT REDUCED PRICES By ms
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD AID TEUT-
TER's STAGE LINE Tickets for the round H.,
igood for one week, will be sold At three. !oar,E
the regular fare. White sulphur, sal R,t,
Alum, 4l5. 80; Bath Alum, sls.So; Warm, 81 .,
Hot, $3.50 Healing, SIDE goekoritss B,a,
Si5. 90. W. y. ADC0CH.
willis General Ticket agsr,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-12

C,uJJRCH HILL FEMALE lNSTi-
I JTUTE The exercises OF this school, plea
ssn,iv located on tn. corner of Twenty seventh
aud Broad streets, in the building recently ecu
MED bv Dr. Briggs will begin on the l7th oil up
t.mbef next, and end on the last OF June iolio"
ing. 4, ,,o,, This ;ne.i,ution
mental and moral training of Young ladies';
The course OF study will embrace al inc s"o'
iects usually taught in such institutions.
Boarders can be accommodated. .,
For further particulars apply to either o! The
undersigned: nov n
MIS- K. MARION SANDS f'''''.''1'
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EDUCATIONAL.
FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER, 1865.

The principal viii be assisted by gentleman IAN
TnivsrsItv of virginia, and by Miss NJ. II. LEE, a
graduate OF the Southern Female Institute, and
lady OF eminent quail and experiences.
MonsieurC F. PARDIGON will have charge OF
the French department, and will be assisted by
Mile -, French governess, residing In the In.
stitute. In other Modern Languages. and In Vocal
and instrumental Music, the best teachers have
been employed.
D. LEEPOWELL, An,
auo3-ln Box s2s
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A YER'S AGUE CURE, for the speedy

4 YER'S AGUE CURE, for the speedy
N cure of Intermittent Fever or Fever and Ague,
R.!uittent Fever Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Pcrlodi-
cal Headache or Bilious Headache, and Bilious
Fevers indeed, for the whole class OF diseases
originating in hillary arrangements caused by the
malaria of masmatc countries. Fever and Ague
il not the only consequence of the miasnatic poi
SON. A great variety of disorders arise from It's
irritation in nalarious districts, among which are
Neuralgia, rheumatism, Govt, Headache, Blind
NESS Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Paipi-
tation Painful Affection Of tho Spleen, Mysteries,
Pain In the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis, and Derange-
ment of the Stomach, all of which, when origi-
mating in this cause, put the intermittent type or
become periodical. This "cuRE" expels the poi
son from the blood, and thus cures them all alike
II is not only the most efectual remedy ever dis
covered for this class OF complaints but 1t Ia the
cheapest, and, moreover, Is perfectly safe. NO
harm can arise from its use, and the patient when
cured IL left healthy II he had never had the
disease. Can this he said Of any other cure for
Chills and Feverf 1t Is true of this, and Its import
ance to those afflicted with the complaint cannot be
over estimated So Is II to cure the Fever and
Ague that 1t may be truthfully said to be certain
remedy. One dealer complains that Il Is not good
medicine to sell, because one bottle cures whole
neig b borhood
Prepared by J. layer & Co, Lowell, Mass, and
sold by PURCELL, LADD &CO., Agents,
corner Main and Thirteenth streets,
au2-2m Richmond Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-12

~ w. CONES ENGLISH AND
II. CLASSICAL SCHOOL will commence its if-
,eenth ANIMAL session on MONDAY, September H..
The room on Ninth street near Clay will be occu.
pied until one can be obtained in more central
location. All the pupils OF the school will be
under the tuition Of the principal, except in
modern languages. L. w. CONE, A. NJ.
l.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NHISS L. G. GRATFAN will resume
M tho duties OF her school on the FIRST OF
OCTOBER. Number of scholars limited.
"a n-tlCc
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SHLAND Notwithstanding leased
n this celebrated properly, the undersigned
assures those who may favor him with their pa
tronass that they will have no cause to regret IT,
srnnnds we'll furnished hotel and cottages, and
ssbn T supplied table, render it attractive to
ali. and equal 10 any establishment in the State
Terms moderate. . ,., F., ..,...
Regular boarders are provided with free tickets.
Refreshme furnished balls and parties.
au It's r "oLiH, ifoFiie'o'.
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AGENCY OF
- THE MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PANY OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE 1901 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA, OVER
THE AMERICAN TELEGRAPH oFPTcB. ENTRANCE
on TWELFTH STREET.
ANNUAL INCOME, $4,000, 600.

ANNUAL INOVHb, VsiVVVIVVV'
IMPORTANT NEW FEATURE IN DIVIDENDS
AND MODES OF INSURANCE.
SMALLEST RATIO OF MORTALITY. ,
EXPENSES LESS THAN ANY CASH COM
liberal MODES OF PAYMENT OF PREM.
ms INSURERS RECEIVE THE LARGEST BONUS
DiVIDBNDs MADE ANNUALLY ON ALL PAR
TICIFATING POLICIES. AVN
ALL KINDS OF NON-FORFElTlNG LIFE AND
ENDOWMENT POLICIES:
POLICIES INCONTEST1BLE.
LOANS MADE on POLICIES. ,,o,,
ALL POLICIES AFTER THREE YEARS MON
FORFElTABLE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-12

CHURCH HILL FEMALE SEMI
CNARY, CORNER TwENTY-FIFTH AND
LEIGH STREETS, RICHMOND. yA.-The second
session begins the 7th Of September and ends the
lat Of July next. The present rooms will be occu-
pied until new school rooms are built. The course
Of study, both PRIMARY and COLLEGIATE, Is
thorough, and modelled after the University OF
Virginia. The Principal devotes especial alien
ton to training the younger pupils.
LITERARY FACULTY:
JAMES LEIGH JONES, A. NJ, University OF
Virginia:
Miss SALLlE V. PREET1sS,
Miss EMMA V. WOODEN,
Miss II. CARIE JONES.
Professor q. F. BozZAoTRA, Music-inslrnineh'
V" Captain a WILLIAM B. cox, Drawing and Paint
ing. ,., g. ,sro.s
For the terms of board, tuition, Ss' address,
s,sow Church Hill Female Seminary.