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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-Th,

I UNIVERSITY OF VIRGIN lA.-Ihe
next session will begin on the FIRST DAi
rt OCTOBER, l,66, and end on the TWENTY :
%tNTH OF JUNE, ls67.
Professor Of Latin and second Professor of
law viii he appointed on the 18th Of August, when
rluur.anI3atuu of all the departments OF iistruc.
t.A-Academic, Law, aud Medical-will be fully
'r,s;ahi.>Aed on the same enlarged OASIS as oe-
iF" he war.
Tie entire expenses Of the Academic student,
tNy4a-!yr oi text books, clothing, and pocket mo-
.-v amount to three hundred and sixty dollars III
'a.ll .uvy Per session of nine months or the Law
s...~ul, lu three hundred and sixty five dollars,
"at II the Medical student, 10 three hundred ana
1.:.r'y tyo dollars.
lurcaalogue giving details, or for special infor-
lls'suu, address B MAlflN,
~ LIS Chairman of the Faculty.
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CONSOLIDATION OF TWO RICHMOND BANKS.
1t will be seen by notice in another
column that, under authority from the
Comptroller Of the Currency, the Farmers
National Bank of Richmond and the Ma
tional Exchange Bank of Richmond have
been consolidated. The entire capital and
business of the two banks will be repre-
sented by the National Exchange Bank,
A, Vance Brown president.
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ANOTHER QUIET DAY.-Only one arrest
was recorded on the police books last eve-
ming, and that was of q negro woman
charged with petty larceny.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE EALMANAC-ACGrsrl IL.
Snn rises ..5l7I Moon sets.........lo.0e
Snn acts i3 High tide, A. M. s.35

PORT OF RICHMOND, AuGrsr Is, 1855.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, mershan'
disc and passengers, A. X. Tatum.
Schooner L. W. Pratt, kendrck, Boston, salt,
to order.
Schooner Hope, Holland, Cabin Point, lumberW
Charles Phillips.
Schooner Mary, Larkin BrAudon, wheat, hax.
all, Crenshaw \ Go.
steamer Colonel Rucker, Bell, Washington, D.
c., United dStatevauartermaster.
SAILED.
Steamer Petersburg, Travers, Baltimore, mer-
cb.pdise and Messengers, ID. i w. Currie.
Steamer Georgearns, Hill, Norfolk msEhandi's
schooner Nsrcissa, Jones, Baltimore. lumber. d
A. Millspaugh Co. ~
Schooner Capron, Adams, Washington, d. G.,
merchandise, Mckowan & Curtis.
BY TELEGRAPH. -
FoRr MONROE, August l5-Arrved, seSS1e0~ !.
Messenger, Rockland, for Richmond, with ia.
Weather unsettled wind northeast. n
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nICMMONn TEMALE INSTITUTE

|, T.. Institution will reopen OCTOBER in its
s.4 rl.fituE, an Tenth street. The premises Will
t~ tDarru4h0y renovated, and the Who'll. esiabl sh.
...ft r,3uruirh"t and put into complete order,
ts-4 at.,f ! A-u"rts for large number Of hoardcrs.
IT,. faculty Will be large and able. Terms mode
rtt".
Particulars IN circulars and in future advertise
l,r'- CHARLES "A. WINSTON, 4. NJ,
.m..-lra President.
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rrnnI. FOR YOUNG LADIES

- ,',\EE GRACE AND FotSHEE sTRkhl ;. =
~ So. ~ This institution Will be Resumed on
7 N>T IS OCTOBER NEXT. thorough IN
81. -. All the usual English studies, the Latin
ru Languages, Muse, Singing, prawlnH,
.rsrtar, that belong 10 finished female
~ vii he impaired 10y highly competent
Tho school rooms are being rented,
..rst attention viii hc given 10 everything
sang - the comfort 81 the pupils. Terms
war Circulars may l." had "n aprhca-
...., school or the pnucipal kooksi.rc>
=. Mss MARIA b. ChkR, Mr. ".
. Nr 4 SEDEKn&Ro, Mr. CARLOS e.
y. 4 @'' w. .. A. ERICSSON.
prircippS
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cEALED PROPOSALS will be re.

SEALED PROPUSAIS VIII DO re-
- ceived At the OFFICE OF THE MIDLOTHIAN
G0AL.MINING COMPANY until FIRST OF SEP
TEMBER next for carrying on the sinking Of =
SHAFT at Midlothian, commenced before the war
The shaft Is now one thousand feet deep.
The contractors will be furnished with an engine
In place, In good repair, and new wire ropes.
For further particulars apply al the mines.
Also SEALED PROPOSALS will be- received un.
ill the same time for furnishing Al the mines ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS
SHEAF OATS. Bids will bs recei we'd for any quan.
tity from ten thousand Ia one hundred and my
housand pounds, to be delivered before the month
OF February next.
Parties making bids will state wheth or they pro.
pose 10 furnish the oats baled not, and whether
''' w II WOODBRIDGE.
President Midlothian CoafsMininx Company.
au l1-d2w
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.nANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,

Psyu.u'> required one half la Gdc0nce; balance
...N.'| If session.
I..,fy ur. .5t,r,i fpr The entire session unless
..... WI. ayr-rd upon; and no deduction made
.t-tuyr. except in cases OF protracted sickness
..#q.rt.tit ui rtiv per cent. made ON tuition fees
.. 8..- rr"I- Of ali regularly employed ministers
.,.-..- m4t" from time Of entrance. Pupils fur-
,... -At- aud towels. Washing furnished AT one
....rAu. Liy cents per month
Y. h. LAKE )py,ci,als
....- a,, n w REISHART ( irlhc'idis'
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THE CHOLERA At THE OLD FAIR GROUNDS.
We took occasion yesterday, on what we
deemed good authority, to contradict the
rumor OF the existence Of cholera among
the troops at the Old Fair Grounds, ada
cent to this city. We have since, however,
given the matter more thorough investi-
cation. and are now enabled to state that
the rumor was we'll founded. On applica-
tion at the Medical Directors office yes
terday we learned that the morning report
from the post hospital (Oid Fair Grounds)
announced four deaths on the previous
dav. These cases were brought from camp
Jackson. and it was shown that the men
had been very imprudent in eating; but
the surgeon was willing to pronounce them
cases of cholera. Some doubt was ex-
pressed as to whether the disease was the
rcnuinc Asiatic cholera but so long as it
proved fatal, and in a very short period OF
time. it NAV be considered sufficiently
genuine for all practical purposes. We
learn that a number Of soldiers have been
detailed as nurses at the post hospital, and
measures have been taken for the erection
of a hospital at Camp Jackson. Ambu-
lanccs have also been sent for, to facilitate
the removal of patients. Persons living
at the upper extremity of Main street
state that the clothing worn by the men who
died on Tuesday was burnt and we have no
doubt the United States authorities will
use every effort to prevent spread of the
disease; but it may naturally be expected
that more fatal cases will occur.
Since the above was written We have
seen gentleman who visited the post hos
pital yesterday. He informs us that two
more deaths occurred yesterday morning,
and that several patients were down with
the disease. The surgeons at the post pro-
nounce it cholera of the most yirulcnt
type.
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Aitl>mond 1ispatth.


RENOyaL.-THE DAILY DISPATCH HAS
Rrpy REMOVED TO ITS NEW PRINTING.
uovsr, ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS.
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EDUCATIONAL.
...,.r 111cu SCunOL-I will

EVE HIGH SCHOOL, will
IiFh'' man SCHOOL for boys and Young
u p"irn. n.,% rs.idnnce on the ist OF October nrxt;
~ .s.f.&n j. immediately on the ,'rs'1'S Snsh. "ha
E.#. .''.. 'r he assisted by threc highly comre'
'.is. .rtrr. Session. nine months
I,x Thre hundred and MT ay SSHinnnS d"iinr r and
.'.t hs,Fin the middle Of the session. no
q. 1'+. ,s,.Ds. Ny post. cfacc is LynchburS.u,
,N.ra ''".A''' JAMES p. HOLCoMBE.
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or. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL, corner oi
y Fourth and Marshall streets, will be reopeneC
u the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER. Fol
l-.Ll,. Alniy al tho INSTITUTION. Au l3-tlSe
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CHOLERA IN RItUNoND.-Thc announcc-
mcnt need cause no alarm. The disease
has been all along expected, and Win
proper care it may yet he prevented from
becoming epidemic. We refer ti!c reader
to the following reports of the Board OF
Health, which give all the advice ncces-
sary under the circumstances: -
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALIH,
RICHMOND, August II, 1866.
.J,uiye ". ". Irunp, chairman Com'nHee
on PubiC UcalM:
We would respectfully report to you
that within the past twcnty-four hours
there have occurred in the valley near
the Lancasterian school-house and adjoin-
ing Shockoc Creek bridge, on Fifteenth
street, several cases Of uiOlent cholera NOR
JuS, presenting very much all the symp-
toms of true Asiatic cholera. We have
taken precautionary steps towards tho
roughly disniccting and vcntilating the
house and the ncighborhood, though we
found them in q very clcanly condition,
but overcrowdcd with inmates. Those az
fcctca are all colored persons, and, as far
as we can learn, were imprudent in their
diet yesterday, having eaten of cabbage
and other vegetables, which were well
calculated to act as an exciting cause in
producing this disease.
Very respectfully,
I. W. HAScOCK, Nj. D.,
President Board of Health.
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HOUSE, +
" AT ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILR0A DEPOT,
IyyCHBIIRG VA

HOUSTON RUCKER. PROPRIETOR.
This we'll known and popular hotel, having been
REPURNisHED AND REFiTTEp ~ suPERP
STYLE, OFFERS SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS
to the TRAVELLING PUBLIC. AS THIS HOUSE
is the ONLY REGULAR and CONVENIENT
HOTEL FOR MEALS UPON THE CHANGING OF
CARS, passengers will have THIRTY MINUTES
PER; and the PROPRIETOR ASSURES his
GUESTS that the FARE shalt not be SURPASSED.
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SOLE LEATHER AND FRENCH
- tALF skiNs,-Wo have lust received u large
~ SOLE LEATHER, FRENCH and AMERICAN
ALI SklSS ofthe most celebrated brands, which
"v Gfe ceiling At reasonable rates.
CHOCkLEY i FERSEYH0UGH,
Thirteenth street, between Main and Cary.
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JUDGE MEREDITI's CoURT.-A number
of clIanccry decrccs, involving property
to considerable amount, were entered i'll
this court yesterday. 1t is Il fact worthy
of notice, that larger number of cases in
chanccry have been brought before this
court in the past twelve months than in
any previous year of Judge Mercdith's
administration.
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AIOTICE.-The new tariff on imported
arsd neT cent shall fokthe present continue to
sell nj the OLD PRICES End would respectfully
advise smokers to lay in fPp!y a. Snss Sk.sz
Dealer In Imported Wines, Liquors, Cisas, and
Teas. No 2 Exchange Block, Fourteenth street.
An Its
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KuyKEL's OPERA TRoUPE.-Another full

KUyKEL's OPERA TRoUPE.-Another full
house greeted the Eightingales on Tues
day night, and the performances were re-
ceivcd with the most enthusiastic demon
strations. The minstrelsy was all good,
the jokes new and fresh, and the fun the
funniest that can be imagined. The stump
speech, by Dougherty, was well worth the
iuli price OF admission. Any one who
wishes to become well posted in tho his
tory OF revolutions, past and present, and
learn lesson from disquisition on the
politics of the day, should by all means
hcat that speech. We arc quite sure that
we laughed more than We have done for
the past five years. Kunkel has brought
the burnt-cork opera to point as near
perfection as possible, and his perform
anccs are well worthy of patronage.
Reserved seats for ladies for these capi-
tai entertainments can be procured at the
Musical Exchange Of J. W. Davies s. Sons.
RETURN Your TAX LIsTs.-InStruction
have been issued to the Commissioner OF
Revenue in the First District Jefferson
Ward) in this city for enforcing the penalty
against parties in that portion of the city
who fail to return their tax lists on or be-
fore Monday next, the Goth instant. Mr..
Teller, assistant commissioner in said dis
trict, has visited every part of his district
and left blank forms, many Of which have
not been returned according to law. He
will attend daily at the shcrih's Office un-
til Monday next for the purpose of re-
ceiving the lists. The fine of twenty dol
lars will then be enforced against all who
fail to make their return.
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THE MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
VIRGINIA.-We are gratilicd to find that
this old and reliable institution has sur
vivcd the general wreck of our incorpo-
rated institutions, and is now prepared to
accommodate the public with both "per-
petual" and "annual" insurance, so as to
meet the demands of the times.
The vacancy created by the recent
death of the principal agent, our cstima-
BILE friend Colonel John rutherford, who
worthily and faithfully held that position
for twenty nine years, has been filled by
the unanimous election of our fellow
townsman Herbert A. Claiborne.
This company is perhaps the oldest in
corporated institution in the State; has
been noted as a true Virginia institution,
adjusting its losses with honorable fair
ness, and has always been represented by
a board composed of gentlemen Of the
highest character and the most enlarged
experience and judgment.
This Society was incorporated as early
as the month of December, 1875, under the
auspices of William +. Ast, q Prussian,
who brought this system of insurance from
Prussia, and succeeded in extending its
operations widely in town and country.
Samuel Grecnhow became the first
"principal agent" about the year 1875 !;
was succeeded by that excellent citizen
and business man James Rawlings, who
continued in Office more than twenty years
(until his election as president OF the
Farmers Bank, when Colonel rutherford
became his successor.
Amongst the early members OF the direc-
tory or standing committee were John
Amber, DR.. John Brockcnbrough, the
Rev. John ID. Blair, and other good and
prominent men of our city.
During period Of more than seventy
years this Society has paid to the good
people of Virginia upwards Of two millions
of dollars, and is now prepared to meet the
wants of our people, and to effect insu-
rance upon as liberal terms as other COM
panies.
The four, ,ffhS principle Of insuring has
been abolished, so that the holder of a
perpctual poAcyrccciveS his full insurance,
as in other companies; and the ne,1 feature
Of "alnudl Insurance" has been added, so
that a policy in either form may be OBJ
taincd.
The advantage of the perpetual
policy" is, that whilst the first premium is
somewhat larger than in annual insurance,
yet the subsequent payments are but
moderate assessments upon it, with a
prospect of reduced assessments in the
future. The office Of the company is yet
on Ninth, between Broad and Marshall ;
but the Society propose, as soon as practi-
cable, to locate themselves on Main street
for the better accommodation of the
public.
We commend this useful and well-tried
institution to the patronage of our people.
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= r. PEND ETON'S MALE
y. SCHOOL. FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN

MAIN hyp FRANKLIN-SESSION FROM SEP
IENBLG l.TH TO july lsT.-Determined 10 in
,.r 1n abundance of time for each class, and on a
N..-s Graduating, having another already formed
a44 lguFtred under his own eye, he has secured
..~ ..rv.y", of Mr.. A. ID. CHESTERMAN, A. NJ
- experienced teacher; but the Principal will
h.n"rt DIRECT, and by exchange from time TO
IN. h&AAi>E, all the classes. u,
Naaty1 scholars to NIL up classes from FIRST
hEIiAAEH> forty dollars per session. 10 BEGIN
NkiN IN LATIN AND ALGEBkA-siNty dollars.
AtH.g over school rooms.
S. T. PENpLETON,
aV l!-"m Principal.
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DnARDISG AND DAY SCHOOL

u FOR YOUNG LADiES.-Miss PEGRAMS
>"HurL VIII be rsopeued on the lst ot october
r.., Further details will he given in future ad-
f., -t.-r.I.tts Circulars may be had on application
Ms. J. w. PEGRAM,
Linden Row. Franklin street,
80 through box !2d Richmond post Office.
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The POLICE OF RICuMoND.-We took oc-
casion few days ago to compliment the
police of Richmond upon their efficiency,
and we now notice with pleasure the fact
that the Council has done justice to the
sturdy conservators of the peace of the
city by increasing their pay. This has
been repeatedly urged and advocated in
these columns, and we take some credit to
ourselves for having aided in the accom-
plishment of this desirable result. The
laborer is worthy of his hire ; and where
man performs his whole duty faithfully,
he may well be considered doubly so.
In this connection we notice the fact
that Rees, the daguerrean artist, has re-
Gently produced a fine set Of Photographic
likenesses of the Chief Of Police and his
staff. On examining the pictures yester-
day we thought there was rather too much
sternncss of expression in the counte-
nance of Major Claiborne but the like
ncsses of the captains and sergeants are
perfect. These photographs may be seen
at Rees's gallery.
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X. BASS : ENGLISH AND CI,AS-
. sc Al stHOOL.-Tho twentieth session OF my
,.,.l Wll c"GIucHc" ON the FIRST MONDAY IN
."f dtAhEk al my r,sidence, on Clay street, No.
80. the tuition pdyarSe monthly ia advance.
81. 'Ar Classical department, Tor the session OF
.mon;h,.................. $50
'He th$I!sh department, for the session Of
months .............. .......,............... s5
T. pwy..,,. J.;,;,,: ,n 49, - cia. r.;II
I.'A,' v" 20 early, ~ the number Will be limited.
"o5-!m 4. X. BASS
III l>S j. $. STANARD WILL RE-
~ OPEN her SCHOOL for young ladies the Lot of
''"""f. Franklin street, corner Of Jefferson.
ca 4~-awis
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DEATH OF WILLIAM F. ADcocx.-We
regret to announce the death of this esti-
mable young gentleman, which occurred
on Tuesday at the Hot Springs, in Bath
county, Va, whittier he had gone in the
hope of improving his health. Mr.. Adcock
for number of years held the position of
ticket agent on the Central railroad, which
he lately resigned. He was an efficient
and faithful officer, and highly esteemed
by large circle of acquaintances. His
remains will arrive in Richmond by the
Central train this evening at AZ O'Clock.
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MONTGOMERY FEMALE INSTI.
III q. - &. nSrI,uE

vi TUTE. AT CHRiSTIANSBURG, VA.
+. OSCAR ROGERS, Prnci l.
The 'hirI session If this institution Will open
o." !ylH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1855, aud comprise
vs. l,rns Of twenty weeks each
z. ri! fuel lights, and academic branches. sl05
Latlt, French, German, &c., each. IL
i Isle on piano, including use Of instrument. 50
Appiy for circulars. u2-lt
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+. W. HANCOCK, NJ. D.,
President Board of Health.

With regard to the cases in the valley,
to which reference is made in the report.
we have learned the following facts:
| An old negro woman named Oracle Dab.
ney and her family ate heartily of boiled
cabbage on Monday evening, and on Tues
| day morning she was dead. Her daugh-
tiers, Mol!ic and Eilie, aged respectively six
and eight years, were taken down soon after
wards, and died yesterday morning. Three
other negrocs-Edward Spencer, aged
thirteen, Sally Jones, aged sixty, and Mary
Elizabeth, aged twenty y-thrce-reSiding in
the same house, also fell victims to the
disease yesterday, making six deaths in all.
A negro girl named Virginia Randall
was thought to be dying last evening. The
cleaning and purifying process, by means
of burning tar in the infected region and
other measures have been resorted to.
That many cases will occur among the
colored population is quite probable.
They have been tiocking into Richmond
ever since the evacuation, and the little
crowded with inmates not over cleanly IN
their habits, nor do they know how to be
prudent in their diet.
The Frccdmen's Bureau have refused to
remove this redundant population from the
city, or to allow the citizens to cause their
removal; and upon this pet institution of
radicalism will rest much of the RESPONSE
bility of causing the spread of the disease
among the negroes. The whites have but
to keep free from alarm, be prudent in
their diet, temperate and cleanly in their
habits, and, above all, to put their trust in
an Allwise God, and everything will yet
ia wall
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OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH, }
RICHMOND, August l5, 1866, :
O'Clock NJ.

We CONSIDER IL our uuty, as the DoaTu VI
Health, to inform the community that
within the past thirty y-six hours there have
occurred within the city limits some six or
seven cases of cholera. These cases oc-
Cured within circumScribCd limit, say
of two hundred feet square, on Fifteenth
street, in rear of the Lancasterian school
house. These cases were all cOlorcd per-
sons, and though their premises were
clcanly, still they were orercrowded with
inmates, and the persons affected were i'm
prudent in eating cabbage and other vcgc-
tables.
Having heard there were cases at Camp
Jackson among the United States troops,
and at Stuart Hospital, we had free and
full conversation with Colonel Simmons,
Medical Director Of the Department of
Virginia, who informed us that there had
been ten cases in the two places, and that
measures had been taken by him to keep
the cases which may occur i'll future to be
treated in Il hospital provided for the pur-
pose near the barracks.
We would urge upon the citizens the
propricty of exercising prudence in their
diet, and the necessity Of observing clean
illness and thorough ventilation Of their
dwellings.
We would again respectfully ask the
medical gentlemen of the city to report TO
this Office all cases of this disease which
may occur in their practice within the city
limits, in order that daily bulletin may
be published.
The Board do not consider, from the in.
formation before them, that the disease is
at present epidemic. Every effort has been
made to cleanse and purify the premises
where it made its appearance.
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GINA, At RICHMOND: SESSION ~ 'S,a rc
II, next ANIMAL COURSE nF LECTt .tS
q rEru.ucc uu the lst Of October, lscs, aud con-
So. r..l fha 1T Of March. !,o7. No SGininer
.r.r w.i De delivered in 1857.
.... .,gao.fa,!on Of the school i complete and
r-.ar.. of illustration ample. CNnteAi in>'T"c-
e. AT Huw.r4s Grove Hospital, containing thiee
.mtred and Z F1y beds. , -. a., "a q
.iy.pgg of the present scarcity "i fnIi'! ~ ;i,'
.tN he Faculiy have declined 10 Aa'i ~ 'he ~ ~
. Northern colleges and any student wh"
.. .r,.Lle 10 pay All the charges In advance,
D.. . owed l. give for the amount of the FRO
....a negotiable note at ninety days, with
!cGfy ruaors"r.
W,,rcuiatiuu. SIS: tickets Of seven ! ro-
80. Demonstration Of Anatomy, $40 !,
II" ......r. formation, or a cory Of the cata-
4r.., l.. $. JOYNEs, NJ. D.,
,..t IT,, Dean Of the Faculty.
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r,EMALE SEMINARY, No. loi
/ l..sru Roy. Franklin street. Richmond,
-. 7.~r>rrc'>.e,sr "t this sIho"l VIII Os resumed
-.,,..,. lr,rt and tuition, apply 10 or address
Mh.. NJ. VI. W. BASkERNlLL.
No. lUi Franklin street,
-TLyNts Richmond, Va.
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bOANUN T. IUIIlIF.'fFI, SA AIFM, =.
IL Ttu next animal session OF this institute on
: pen on the lst of SEPTEMBER with fuii
4. ,... Il II seven professors, including char ot
,.#.fFLTUKE and MINING.
.,.v---FuR HAIF SESSION oF Five MONTHS, PAfA-
ElEIS UNITED STATES CURRENCY:
~ r3,rr, - 50 per week. s9s
T.. I'd rr#' and acknowledgements. o.eV
N.-....-, fuel, aud ights..,................. IL
r.'.ru, room rent, and incidentalS, board
!. 80" term, payable in advance. .
r. IS.wcws Fl. BlTTLE.
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