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From Western Mexico.

SAN Francisco, September l3.-Late advices
give details of the landing Of General Vegas
expedition, composed of Americans, at Lopez,
Mexico. They were warmly welcomed by the
inhabitants, and were expecting another party,
under Mcdaniel and Hungerford, 10 join them.
The force numbers 5000 muskets, and intended
attaching Alamos (Sonora) Immediately. The
Imperialists were defeated at West Sonora by
PerQuiere. Governor Ruby had outlawed all
Mexicans serving with the Imperialists.
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OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALrH,
RICHMOND, September 10, 1866. J

NOTICE.-In pursuance of authority
~ conferred upon the Board Of Health by the
CITY Council the following druggists are appointed
to FIJI prescriptions for who are reported by
licensed practitioners Of medicine to be INDECENT
SAUNDERS HOWARD. corner of Brook ave-
nue. and Marshall street. ..
A. H. ROBINS, Second between Clay and Leigh
K. p. s0UTHALL, No. $40 Main between Fifth
]. BLAIR, Broad between Eighth and Ninth
BLUNT MOsELY, Main between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets.
j. ". FRAYSER, corcer Of Seventeenth and
Dt c. ". THOMAS & BROTHER, corner Of TWEEN.
ty- and Main strsets.
McPHAiL s P0WEB, corner Of Twenty sixth
Physicians are requested 10 observe that when 1t
ia desired to repeal prescription, i must be re-
written and care must be taken 10 state that the
patient 10 resident as we'll as INDECENT
P''A' j. q. GABRLL, NJ. D.,
w. II. TAYLOR, N. D..
seIIst Members OF Board OF Health.
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REPORT OF THE TOBACCO MARKET FOR SEPTEMBER
l3, H. AND ID.

TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
RIcHMoSp, Va, September 10, 1865. }
Two hundred and sixty-seven hogsheads,
fourteen tiercss, and thirty-two boxes opened !;
two hundred and thirtytwo sold ut auction !;
balance sold on privat e terms as follows: Low
funked lugs light weights, from 20 to -; COM
mon funked iugs, good weights, from IS % TO
$3.50; medium working and shipping lugS,
from o. to $3.50; good working and shipping
Jugs, from So to 1913; common working and
shipping leaf, funked, from 81 to 1913; me-
dunn working and shipping Leaf from 80 to
sl47J; good working and shipping leaf, from
sl5 to s22; good to fine manufacturing leaf
and Tugs, from SIS TO s9s; extra manufactu-
ring leaf and Tugs, from $50 to $42 medium
fancy wrapper, from SO to 500; good to fine
fancy wrapper, from 800 to $50. No extra
fancy wrapper on the market; prices nominal
ut $500 10 $3.50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-17
Political Cant OF the lsiOus Radicals
OF Missouri. .".#

ST. Louls, September li.--Thc Radicals
81 the Seventh district Of Missouri yester-
DAY nominated General Loan for reGlcc-
ton to Congress by reclamation.
\ fes"lution was adopted expressing the
nope that Andrew Johnson is the last Of
U'r great Affections sent upon the nation
- ofng it to repentance for its long denial
o. equal justice TO all men.
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An Encournsins speech from the Presiden

An EncournRing Speech from the President.
wAsHrSsroy, September l6.-After arriving
ut the White House, the President addressed
The crowd rs follows:
~<<s, Fellow. citizens,-For this demonstrat ton
Won tender me upon my return home to as.
sumo The discharge of my official duties you
will please accept my heartfelt thanks. Such
a welcome from the people who have been the
daily eve witnesses Of the manner in which
have discharged my duties Is peculiarly graft
fyinC. All can promise you for the future
Is. that II will be n continuance OF my conduct
in the mast. have tried TO discharge my Off.
cial dnties in compliance with the Constitu-
ton and the principles which deemed 10 be
right. I will add that the sentiment which
Won exhibit tonight is not peculiar to your.
selves, but that which pervades the country.
Wherever I have been, my opinion Is that the
expression which has gone abroad the coun-
try with regard TO sustaining government OF
constitutional law is unmistakable, and not to
be misunderstood. / believe the day Is not far
distant when the judgment OF the American
people will he made manifest that this Union
must be restored-that peace, and prosperity,
and harmony must again prevail throughout
the United States believe ! can safely ties.
tify that the great portion Of your fellow -citi-
gems that visited-and have seen millions OF
them since left you-will accord with me In
sustaining the principle Of free government in
compliance with the Constitution of the coun.
try. Permit me, in retiring this evening, to
again tender you-a people whom l have
known long, and In whose midst have served
in various official capacities and now serve in
that of Chief Magistrate-my heartfelt thanks
for this cordial welcome, which shall be re-
membered by me while there is p'ilsation of
my heart" Cheer after cheer was given as he
bowed and en- uttered the mansion.
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NewR frnm Hnyfi.

EEw YORK, September l6.-Advces from
Hayti to the 25th ultimo state that the whole
country Is In 4 state Of revolution. The city
of Gonarves has been laid in ashes, and the
inhabitants deserted it. AtSt. Marie a number
of revolutionlsts are under sentence of death.
General Salnare will be executed by President
Gefard's order; but this will not impede the
progress OF revolu ton, which Is against Gef-
fard for assuming dictatorial powers. It was
believed that the Government would suppress
the movement r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-17

WAsHIyGroS, September 15.-George Ash.
man, Esq, chairman of the convention tina,
nominated Mr.. Lincoln in $780, has been ten
dered the position Of Collector of Customs al
Boston, Mass, vice Hannibal Hamlin. re-
signed.
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From Louisiana.

NEw ORLEANS, September li.-Advices from
Monroe, La, report that the negroes in that
vicinity are Obstinate, and think themselves
above obeying the laws which govern the
whites. They menace the citizens by firing
round their houses at night.
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Ar Se1uard RecnYfrinu.

WARRINGTON, September l5.-Secretary Sew.
ard arrived here at 2 o'clock on special train
from Harrisburg. Since his arrival he has
been gradually improving, and strong hopes
are en- rtained of his entire recovery in few
DAYS
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The Secretary Of War has ordered Gene
raj Candy, commander Of the Department
OF Washington, to turn over to the lessees
Of the Alexandria canal the aqueduct over
the Potomac OF Georgetown, on the 10th
instant. ssessssg sse 'as ssasaeyF
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THOMAS L. BALLARD,
RICHMOND September !, 1885. au Slim

A SHLAND Notwithstanding leased
n this celebrated property, the undersigned
assures those who may favor him with their pa
ronsge that they will have no cause to regret II:
The ease and frequency OF access. spacious
sbundantly supplied table, render it ATTRACTIVE to
all, and equal TO any establishment In the State.
Terms moderate. " -..
Regular boarders are provided with free tickets.
Refreshments furnished balls and parties.
an ats F. WOLFF, Proprietor.
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Serious Illness of Secretary Seward-His Con.
dition PrecariOus.

HARRISBURG, September lj.-Secretary Sc
ward arrived last night with every symptoms
of violent attack Of cholera. He was too i'll
to he removed, and remained in the car all
night. He is reported better this morning,
and left in the train for Washington.
NEW YORK, September l5.-The Hruld'S dis.
patch says that Secretary Seward Is Sc
rionsly i'll. His condition is precarious. He
sad n hid inh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-17
NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS

NCOLLgGE, WASHINGTON, D. c., offers supe.
rior advantages for thorough business education.
The course of instruction embraces Commission,
Importing, Jobbing, Retailing, Bank and other
Book keeping, Psnmanship, Commercial Law,
Commercial Arithmetic, and Business Practice.
Speucerisn Penmanship Is taught by Henry O.;
Spencer the leading author OF this system, and
celebrated "a the editor Of the Spencertdn Key to
Penma,iship, adopted by all frst-class colleges as
the standard Of criticism.
The system of Business Practice, originated and
successfully taught by the proprietor receives his
special attention. This Ia the most valuable part
oi the Book. keeping course. Here the student ap.
plies his theoretical knowledge, and IL prepared
for the more minute details OF actual business.
Scholarship for full coune, and life membership
In this Union of Colleges, forty i've dollars, II Sc
cured before September l, 1855.
For circulars, specimen of pennanship, college
currency, and merchandise, address
HENRY N. COPP, A. M,
10 Propristor.
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Ohio River Navigation.

-. fAGEKiERsbrRG, WEST Va, September Is.
i u. NC OHIO river at this point, two hundred
mics below Pittsburg, is ten feet deep,
anu fls'ng. Navigation is open for the
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About the Soldiers and Sailors Convention.

About the Soldiers and Sailors Convention.
CLEVELAND, September l6.-There have beer
large arrivals Of officers and soldiers to attend
the Convention which meets tomorrow
Tents for 5000 to 1000 men are being put up In
Monument Square. Major G eneral Wool will
be temporary chairman, and General Steed
man the permanent presiding officer
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Is RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
John P; BALtARD, }PgorRIEroRs.


The unders gned take pleasure in announcing to
the travelling public (as well ~ to city Doarders)
that they have returned to their old business aga
and from this day they are ready to cater TO the
taste and comfort of an who may favor them with
their patronage. , A. =
establishment, all Of which Il OF the very best
quality and selected with great care from the
best furnishing houses in New York within the
last twelve months, and much Of which has never
been unpacked; indeed, the hotels furnished In
the most superb style:
hundred and twenty pleasant and well-ventilated
lodging rooms. all Of which have CRATES. The
parIors and public rooms are large and convenient
the building is commanding. and acknowledsed to
be one of the best constructed In the southern
States and all together offer advantages rarely met
with in public hotel. =,
Our table shall always be generously supplied
with the best tho market affords, and with the deh-
cacies OF the season, and the choicest OF Wine
The DARKROOM Is an elegant one, and shall De
furnished with the best of liquors, etc, etc.
We pledge our undivided attention to the busl,
ness, and expect from our old frienas, ladies and
gentlemen Of Virginia and the whole country,
heir support, and hope to receive liberal share
Of The pub lie patronage.
JOHN p. BALLARD, lp,on,,etors
THOMASE L. BALLARD
RIruNOvp SpDtpmbpr l.. 1885, Sl-lm
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General Terry Mt st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, September l4.-General Terry
arrived here yesterday en- route to st. Paul
to take command Of his department.
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- IT. PEN ETON'S MALE
-. SCHOOL. FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN
MAIN AND FRANKLIN-SESSION FROM SEP
TEMBER l7rH To JULY lsr.-Determined to in.
sure an ABUNDANCE or TIME for each class, and
on class graduating, having another already
formed and prepared under his own eye, he has
MAN, A. NJ, an experienced teacher; but the
Principal will himself DIRECT, and by exchange
from time TO time EXAMINE, all the classes.
WANTED, scholars to fill up classes from FIRST
BEGINNERS $40 per SESSION. to BEGINNERS IN
LATIN AND ALGEBRA-.6o Apply over school
rooms. B. 7. PESDLETOS,
au il-2m Principal.
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From Alabama-The Story about Selling Ne
uroes Denied.

WAsHryGT September lj.-General
Swayne has telegraphed from Alabama that
the report Of the sale of negroes in Clarke
county in that State is untrue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-17

ay Policy.n-TLe peoples insurance
against repudistion.- Boston Post.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-17

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher Disappoints his
Congregation.
New YORK, September 16.-Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher preached to-day to an immense
crowd. He disappointed them by making no
allusion to political topics.
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The (,I,olc

The Cholera.
ST.. Louis, September l6.-The cholera
deaths for the week amount to 272.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-17

uTHLIAM IRA SMITH Il CO.,
w DEALERS In MEMS, BOYS, and chill
DREN's CLoTHiNa and FURNISHING GOODS,
from iva wears old to grown men. This house
on sd % wears ago. WILLIAM J. GLENN,
sieHAap a. sAuSiSRs, Z. FoRREsr PEcoa, sales;
men. Motto-"We study 70 please" Cali and
see us Ut liz Main street. Kichpond, n.H1;aru 4 m
see s" WiLLiAm INA chIIu - -.
EALL STYLES, lS88.-Just received,
JIG the htest styles Of HATS for young men and
boys. POWHATAN WElsI0kA,.
10 HOGSHEADS SUPERIOR CURA
90 lists - 80 n. Y. Stokes CO..
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The preSideuf's I,ile rality.

The Presidents Liberality.
WAsHIxGToy, September 15.-The President
has sent 500 TO the sufferers by the accident at
Johnsontown, Pa.
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Tho Inhnsnnfnwn Acciden

PHILADELPHIA, September l5.-l5y the acct
dent at Johnsontown twelve persons were
crushed 70 death and ninety wounded.
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r,HE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.-Th

TNHE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.-The
l. next session Of this school will begin MON
DAY, September 18th, aud close aoth June, 1857.
The school has been transferred to the new,
large, and commodious school building, erected foi
lin streets.
The course Of teaching 10 intended. as hereto.
for business life or for college. Mr.. SrRorHER
teaches Mathematics, the Natural Sciences, and
Book keeping. Mr.. PRICE teaches the Ancient
Languages, together with German, French, and
Italian, for which he has been prepared by long
training in Europe. In the Junior English Glasses,
the principals will be aided BY skilful assistants
TERMS: The same as heretofore
For Mathematics and English. u
Each Language. additional II
For circulars, &C., address box sA Richmond
post office.
JOHN NJ. sTRoTHER, NJ. A.,
University Of Virginia, lprnc;n.Ix
THOMASR. PRICE, JR., NJ. A., fihhsip"i''
University OF Virginia, J
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The principal will be assisted by q gentleman
who was formerly An assistant professor liz the
University Of Virginia, and by Miss NJ. II. LEE, u
graduate OF the Southern Female Institute, and
lady OF eminent quail cations and experience.
Monsieur c. F. PARDlGON will have charge OF
the French department, and will he assisted by
NJ lie -, French governess, residing in the In.
sttute. in other Modern Languages, and in Vocal
aud Instrumental Music, the best teachers have
been employed.
For further particulars address
ID. LEEPowELL, 4. N.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Gratifying Reception Of the Presidens in

Gratifying Recertion o. the President In
Washington.
wAsn1xorox, September l6.--The President
arrived to. night, being delayed by, the ovation
which, the people Of Baltimore insisted on
having him. Tens OF thousands locked around
him there, and would take no refusal.
A vast concourse Of persons awaited for
hours the Presidents arrival at the railroad
depot here. lie was escorted TO the City Hall,
and subsequently to the White House, not.
withstanding II was long after nightfall. The
procession, which marched up the avenue,
was very large, consisting OF the military,
marine corps. Mayor and Common Council,
departmental and civil bodies. The demon
,,ration was very imposing, and the President
was greeted with great cheering by the thou.
sands that thronsed Pennsylvania avenue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-17

THE EXERCISES OF MISSES JEN-
/ ME STUBS and SUE u COUPLINGS School,
located on Gracv street Church Hill, will be re-
sumed on the FIRST OF OCTOBER next.
For terms, &c, apply at their residence, No.
ssl2 Grace between twenty nth and Twenty.
sixth streets. Sc l3-tOcl
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cOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE
RICHMOND, VA.
FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER, 1856

This institution will be rsopened in the lars
building formerly occupied by II. 7. Lefebvr
Esq. Oh the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-17

SCHOOL ON CHURCH HILL.-MRs.
~ ELIZA J. PLEASANTs will resume the duties
of her school at No. 25A Grace, near wsnty xth
street, Church Hill, on MONDAY, Octoberl. For
terms, etc apply nj house, or to william H. Plea
eants, Dispdtcb office, 10 A-tNct1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-17

MISS J. S. STANARD WILL RE-
NJ OPEN SCHOOL for yonng ladies' the LIST OF
| Competent instruction in Latin and French WIZ
| be provided aul -2awts
MRS. JULIA p. MORSE will resume
| wi the duties OF her SCHOOL on Ross street,
two doors from the Richmond House, on MONDAY
VT Terms for : session Of nine and half months,
payable quarterly in ADVANCE: Primary depart.
msnt. $50; higher branches, $40.
Jones, Esq Colonel I. J. Evans, A. X. Parker,
Es9., Dr. Vim. W. Parker, and Dr.. Thomas Pollard.
DOANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
IL DANVILLE. VA.
The next annual session OF this institution com.
mences SEPTEMBER eTH, 1855, and closes last Of
The following charges are made for the entire
session:
For tuition in advanced English ches... $50
For tuition In primary English branchss...... 10
For tuition In Ancient and Modern Languages, :.
eseh: ~ ~
For tution in Oh Painting NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is
FOR tuition in Drawing; Is
For lncidental Expenses
For Board.
Payments required one-h ia advance balance
Pmpiis are catered for the entire sesston unless
| otherwise agreed upon and no deduction made
for absence except In cases Of protracted sickness
A deduction Of ffty per cent. made on tuition fees
OF daughter Of ali regularly employed ministers.
Charges made from time Of entrance. Pupils fur.
ni,h lights and towels Washing furnished At one
,va-sm Il t. p w. lt kkkffkHAnr.s Principals.
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATIC-
" AL SCHOOL, No. 7l2 Franklin between See
yenth and Eighth streets. BY ROGER MARTlS.
Ths school viii be resumed the FIRST of oCro-
TERMS payable semi annually In ADVANCE: :.
HHn lssbst Enssh With Latin
Modern i Languages 1t professors fees.
limited number Of pupils will be received, TO
whom will give my exclusive personal attention.
Address me through the post oR RSds s MARTIN.
Mr.. SALTER'S DAY SCHOOL, FOX
Marshall viii open on MosDAY, September 18th,
1885, For terms 4; sfd iiTrp School Is
will be resumed At the Same place on the FIRST
Of oToBEE KExl ,n For tern: ccpgIyl f sa'
T,INE WINES AND LIQUORS
i..s: S q wi Ssn eSst g
e fssErII $ sd1af' v atSF S atsSo
and HEiDs Aiso, In store.
/ 6ne WRENCH BRANDY, 49,
sbarreIs pare RYE WHISKY, seven year
/ old. 80
We ask . call from al persons In want Of really
| hne gUVds II this line.
| GEORGE /. HERRING 4 Co.,
/ su-eoda old stand. 60 Main street.
FRENCH CALF SKINS-"BEAU'
II AERyiLLE,n DUPONT" and other csis
brated brands-just received and for SAFE
'0"''' o. IL. cHALKLEY & CO.,
i Thirteenth street between Main
sell and Cary streets.
IME, LIME-sO0 barrels, In goot
!. % rIass' ''s 'a's y I. 1 .. woRTHAn I 90.
LONE HUNDRED DARREIA JER
O - q. !. s0. ]. sas 81
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MISS J. S. STANARD WILL RE-
wi OPEN her SCHOOL for young ladies the LIST Of
October Franklin street. corner OF Jeferson
Competent instruction in Latin and French viii
be- provided. au l-2awts
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ITO THE PATRONS, AND THOSE
u DESIRING TO BECONE PATRONS, OF B.
W CONES ENGLISH AND Classical SCHOOL.
Inc undersigned bsEs leave 10 Soy that, In eonss.
1 JhJ1nSe OF recent and prostfanng sickness, nom
s.hnh ne is now recovering, the opening Of the
scno9i viii be postponed until further notice,
Most respectfully, g. ". CONE.
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MALE SEMINARY, No. lO4
It Linden Row, franklin street. Richmond,
Va The exercises OF this school will be resumed
the LIST of OCTOBER. 1865. For circulars, stating
terms Of board and tuition. apply to or address
MRS. NJ. N. w. BASKERVILLE,
No loa Franklin street,
an s-Tb&Mts Richmond. Va.
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MISS HARTLEY GRAHAM Will

MISS HARTLEY GRAHAM WILL
Avl commence her school for young ladies on
the lsr OF OCTOBER at DR.. Moore's, former sur.
geon general, Grace street, two doors above JEFF
ferson. For terms, etc, apply in person by let
ter, care Judge Halyburton She recommends .
situation In family. who is c"mpe;ent 10 teach an
the English branches and Latin. She has been
teachi ing In Norfolk ten wears re is-tOctt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-17

NAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
IL DlBS. Miss MARTHA T. MAYO will resums
the duties Of her shcool the LIST Of October Ut her
residence, No. Sol Leigh street, corner OF Fifth.
She will be- assisted In The English Department BY
Mrs. C. L. MAYO. A competent professor will be
employed TO teach the French aud German LAM
guages. au sa-AW6ftOl
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
ID FOR YOUNG LADIES.-Miss PE0RAAS
SCHOOL will be reopened on the LIST OF October
next. Further details will be given In future I'D.
vertsemsnts. Circulars may be had ON sppli cstion
TO mrs ]. W. PEGRAM,
Linden Row. Franklin street,
or through box i2s Richmond post-othee.
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EDUCATIONAL

MISS L. G. GRATCAN will resume
OCTOBkK. Number Of scholars limited.
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RICHMOND FEMALE INsTITuTE,

The eleventh session wiil begin on MONDAY.
October LIST. In the
ISsTITuTBBUiLDlyGs rRNTH STREET. MAR.
SHALL AND CLAY.
Circulars, with very fdil particulars A 10 terms.
teachers, text. books, ard conrxs OF study may Be-
outainsd At the bookstores or By application 70 the
CHARLES n. WINSTON. Ma.
ssls-u r. Z. PresiAsnt.