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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01
DY VOOLFOLK x THORNLEY,, SSA
ID BOWLING GREEN, CAROLINE COUNTY, VA SfftS

LAWN HOTEL" Bowling Green; fifteen
large and airy stables, arriagehouse, and all neces
sary outbuidings, in good ORDER admirably suited for
a large Boarding school.
STAR HOTEL" Bowling Green; fourteen rooms,
stable accommodation for hundred horses premises
Ia good order; FIVE acres land attached.
MILL SEAT near Milford, ninety good land at
tsrhed dam in good order, mill doing fine business
before being burnt, water power sufficient to work
g.t aHd mills, cotton gins, &c Terms very mod
crate
COAL LANDING, GRIST MILL and SAW MILL all
complete and in good order; five hundred acres heavily
tmbered land attached rare chance for those wish
ing to go into the lumber business situated Aqua
Greek, Stafford county.
SEVENTEEN HUNDRED ACRES LAND heavily tim
bered with pine, oak and hickory, two miles from
Aqua Creek and mile from Stafford Court House.
THREE HUNDRED AND SENENTY-NlNE ACRES
LAND near Flppos Store, Caroline county, five miles
tom Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad improve
meuts good god tobacco farm.
ANTIOCH" lilo acevs lend, two and half miles
from Milford Depot; small dwelling good barn, stables
and fine tobacco house.
TAN YARD, DWELLING HOUSE, &C. attached, at
Bowling Green Caroline county, Va. Bark Mill, Watts,
Se., all complete and in good ORDER doing first rate
business.
CARRIAGE MANDATORY, Blacksmith Shop, Tools,
&c, at bJSlpy Green fine opening for an enter
pr,ing man. FERNS reasonable.
ONE HUNDRED ACRES LAND, two and 2 half miles
from Bowling Green, 80 land cleared balance in
good wood sepl6--u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01

A CHICKEN CAsE.-Pe,st CembeI, colored, con-
victed BY Judge NcEntee Of stealing three game
chickens, the property of Edward Warren, colOred.
on the night Of the 2Sth of December, sentenced
to pay three dollars for the same and be locked up
in the Castle for thirty days.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01

the old African Church last night, Sunday. First
class ssSis, % cents second class seats 10 cents
It was numefsgsly attended, This is an innovation
on old Baptist customs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01

Syst TO TIE CAsrLE.-Isham Randolph and Jas.
Lewis, negroes convicted Of intruding upon CO.
lOred family in Rockets, on Wednesday night, and
threatening to shoot some Of its members, were
locked up for sixty days each.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01

DIDS'r SAVE HIS BAcoN.-JOhn Davis, negro
plead gnity OF stealing ham Of bacon, and was
sentenced On Saturday, by Judge McEntee, to sixty
days in Castle Thunder. Being a son Of Ham. and
not a Cushite, the prisoner w. only taking, limo
Gently another ham into his family, ~SL happened
to be sojourning temporarily in grocery store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &c.


A TTENTI0N ATTENTION -
n ENGLISH ARMY OyERCoATs
We have now in store Of our direct Importation
a large supply Of those celebrated
DRAB ARMY ovERCoATs,
and beg leave to call attention to these celebrated Coats
being the comfortable and servceable Coat for
the money ever offered in this any other market.
One Of them will from three to Eve years, with
DOCTORS and others, much exposed to weather OF
any kind will do well TO have Of these celebrated
Goats al their command.
They are nearer waterproof than any wooden coat
yet out.
WIN. IRA SMITH & CO.,
dee27-u Diapers and Clothiers.
IMPORTANT NEWS
Il TO THE LADIES
Ten Thousand Dollars worth Of fine DRESS GOODS,
and Five Thousand Dollars worth Of CLOAKs AND
SHAwLS must be sold before the 18th Of January to
make room for the Spring Stock at
JULIUS SYCEES,
go Broad street. corner Of Fourth.
will take the pleasure of Informing the Ladies
Richmond and vicinity that | have just opened hne
assortment of Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
for the holidays from the late panic in New York. and
with the stock before hand, makes one OF the larg
est assortments offered in the city of Richmond
will enumerate few articles of the above Goods:
800 yards Irish and French Popins in all colors and
shades
1000 yards Of French and English McrinOs in all
800 yards Atwood Plaid Merino Saxony, styles for
childrens
1000 yards Atwood Mouslin, plain and figured
loo Dress Patterns of fine Silks in all cooEs plain
plaid, striped and figured, at all prices and
qualities
1000 yards Black Silk, all grades.
have also received fine assortment OF DOMESTIC
GOODS which am selling cheaper than those which
are advertising selling OF ut cost:
Good Cacoes at 25c
The best Muslms at Soc, &c.
Bleached and unbleached Sheetings
Bieached and unbleached A Cottons at great bar
gains
CLOAK AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
have fine assortment, which will suit the times
Fine Black Cloth ClOaks from $40 and upwards
$50 Black and White Plaid shaws, from fine to the
finest.
FOR MEN AND BOYS WEAR,
have full line, such as
Fine French and German BRoADCLoTH,
CASHMERE,
Neck Ties
Silk and Linen Handkerchief, &c.
IN HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
have also fine selected stock, which cannot be sur
passed in this city.
Fancy Goods OF every description
Kid Gloves
ladies' and Children's Cotton and Wooden Hose
And Gloves at all prices.
WOODEN GOODS l am selling below cost, such as
Knit Shawls Sonags, Breakfast Shaws, Nubias, Hoods,
Ladies' and Childrens Socks.
Balmoal Skirts as low as 50
Blankets at all prices, sizes and qualities.
Don't forget to call and get some of the great bar
gains for the holidays before they sold.
E4s Remember the place,
JULIUS SYCEL'S,
No 900 Broad street, corner Fourth.
RS All packages sent free of charge to all parts Of
the city.
y. B-A liberal deduction made to wholesale buy
ers octll.-3m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01

Stow IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by the
fredericksburg train of yesterday evening, report
that on Friday night and Saturday morning, snow
fell there to the depth Of about six inches At about
one o'clock in the day il stopped showing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01
N. THORNLEY,,
Caroline Co., Va
?. VOOLFOLK,
-. q ns.L


Late of Richmond. Caroline Co., Va.
go
WE, the undersigned, having formed assSG
w co-partnershp, under the style of WOOL -
FOLK THORNLEY,, will attend 10 the sale of
Lands Crops, &c, and having made arrung with
parties in Richmond Baltimore aud New York, we are
prepared to furnish LABOR either white cOlored, to
the farmers Of this or the adjacent counties.
We offer for sale, accommodating terms, the
f0llovng FARMS, viz:
ACADIA" Caroline county, Virginia, seven miles
from Bowling GreGn, and same distance from Port
Royal, containing about 100 land 500 cleared,
BALANCE in good timber, with nue house. nearly new,
and rSt Fate cabins barns, stables tobacco houses &c
Land In high state Of improvement
RED HOUSE" SpOtsylvana county, Virginia, con-
tanning $50 This farm is situated North Anna
River four and half miles from Virginia Central
Railroad.
"COLE HILL" Spotsyvania county, Virginia, near
Mount Pleasant Post Office, containing 900 acres land
good dwelling and all necessary out-houses.
ARCADIA Caroline county Virginia, six miles
from Guineys Depot containing S4 acres, 600 cleared,
and BALANCE in good timber Has fine new dwelling
containing ten rOoHs and all necessary buildings new
This ia 6ne tobacco farm.
SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES LAND Caro-
line county, Virginia, Rappshannock River nine
miles from Port Royal and ten from Bowling Green.
This farm is in high state OF cultivation, and without
improvements.
We are also authorized 10 sell a number Of FARMS
in different sections OF this State very low prices
ASiiress, Bowling GrGsn, Caroline county, Virginia.
sspl2--tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01

BnLIARDs,-To the admirers of this elegant and
scientific game, great treat will be presented on
the evening Of wednesday nsxt at half-past seven
o'clock. at the Billiard Temple" on Franklin
street, near the Exchange Hotel.
The Temple is beautifully fitted up, being
newly frescoed foored, carpeted, and in fact made
elegant in every respect. At the hour, and on the
evening above mentioned, those wonderful billiard
players, PhelaH and CGrme will give full and
splendid exhibition Of their extraordinary skill. We
have the pleasure Of knowing Captain Phelan well
for many long yean. He is, in every respect, gen.
temsp Of refined and courteous manners, well
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01


VIRGINIA AT rules held in tho Clerk 5
' Office of the Circuit Court for the county Of Neck
lenburg on the first Monday in December, ls6j-
Lucie j. Puryear, NJ V. l.. Puryear and 7. j. Pettus
and NJ. Z. w. Pettus, his wfe-Plaintifs,
AGAINST
A. g. Jefress and X. K. Purycar executors Of Richard
G.. Puryear deceased, A. q. Jstfress, in his own
right, and $ Z. +. JeGress, his wife, and the said r.
L. Puryear, In his own right, and John b. PuryoaT-
Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
It appearing by affidavit filed that the defendant
John B. Purycar, il not resident Of this state !;
new it IS ordered that the said defendant
do appear here within month after due publication
of This ORDER and do what j. necessary protect his
interest in ;hi, suit and that this order be published
once n week for four successive weeks. in the Ecn
mond Wing, newspaper published in the city Of Rich
mond AMI also be posted At the front door Of the
Court House Of this County, on the lrst day OF the
next County Court.
The object Of this Init j. full and gual settlement Of
the estate VI Richard G. Pnryear, deceased
ACopy-reste
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01

WILLIAM D. CABRLI, iGraJ Univ. Va Principal.
LAuScgLOT VI. BLAcSFOKo, 81. \. CH.v. Va,
EDWARD CUSSISGHAg, Jr. Grad. Y. u. j.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01
TNORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,
X VyASuTNGTDN Cnr1Tv

~ WASHINGTON COUNTY, VA.
The Spring Session Of this institution begins on the
llth OF January next. our charges are:
Tuition In Collegiate course Sor i've months $25 o.
Fuel room and contingent fee, do ..... 10 o.
Board 81 so per week, Il weeks...,......... 81 50
In the Preparatory Department charge for tuition is
IS less
All yments required In specie its equivalent
in currency, in advance.
Board can be paid monthly In advance, aud needed
produce, at specie rates, will be received.
Students furnish their bedding and room furni-
ture.
other information can be had by addressing
E.E. WILEY, President,
nov2si .tPeblst EmoyP o.,V
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01
COLLEGE,

NTASHINGTON COLLEGE,
w LEXINGTON VIRGINIA.
The NEXT half session Of this institution VIII begin
da,cv II General ROBERT Z. LEE, assisted by com
petent corps of Professor.
TERMS For Tuition Room Rent, and all other Cot
lege fees $50, for the term 81 hse moh'hS'
For further particulars, address
iacladSc3m C. j. HARRIS, Clerk OF Faculty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01

CELEBRATED "ZEIGLER" WHlSKEY,
" copper distilled by old process, and very hish IA
vor, on consignment and for sale o,. no
Iibby BuildinR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01
A copy-Teste:
u = CTACK Clark
DAILY, BorrDrx < BOrLDry, P O. deeIs.-w4w

NIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Court for the county Of Meek
lenburg on the first Monday in December 1865:
George Jefferson, administrator with the will annexed
VI Jane V. Gale, deceased-Plaintif
AGAINST
Robert B. Chappcll and Henry K. Thomas, late mer-
chants and partners trading together under the firm
and style of Chappell Thomas-Defendauts,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01
WANTED.

VTTANTED.-A Situation as TEACHER,
w permanently preferred,) by virginian, collie
gatey educated and Of ten TO twelve years experience
in teaching the English branches, Mathematics Latin
and Greek, French and Italian, in Male and Female
schools and Colleges. References inerehanged. Ad-
dress, with terms, &c. BAAlO," T. o. Box 80,
anl-2tE Charlottesville, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01

HAD TO DELIVER Up STOLEN PrRNITrRE.-Han-
nah Smith, cClored, in whose possession was found
sundry articles Of property stolen from Mrs Rachael
Mcdonald. on the day Of the fire of the 81 of April
was before the Provost court on Saturday, and on
agreeing TO surrender them 10 their nghtIUl owner,
was discharged. Hannah was considerably exercised
about being before the Judge.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01
DAILY. BoULDIS & BouLDIY, p. q. Clerk.
dnclt-lawIW

VIRGINIA AT rules held in tho Clerks
Y Office of the Crcuit Court for the County Of Neck
lenburg, on the frs. Monday in December, 1866
John W. Williamson, survivor Ofhmsclf, and Thomas
H. Laird deceased, late physicians and partners under
the firm and style of Williamson & Lard-Paintif,
AGAINST
Henry R. Thomas and Robert B. Chappell-Dsfendants,
IN DEBT,
And upon attachment returned executed on Thomas
+. GoOde;
And appearing by affidavit Ged that the defendant,
Henry r. Thomas is nonresident Of this state nn tho
motion Of the plaintiff, by his attorney, it Is ordered
that the said defendant appear here wit him one month
after due publication Of th, order. and do what Is ne
ce,,ary to protect his interest IN this suit and that this
order be published week for four successive
weeks In the Richmond Wing, newspaper published
i'm the city of Richmond aud also he posted st the front
door Of the Court House of this county, on the first day
Of the next County Court.
The object Of this suit is To recover OF the defendants
the sum OF S277 A. with legal interest thereon from the
18th Of January 1850 and attach the estate and effects
of the nonresident defendant, Henry L. Thomas, in
the hands OF Thomas +. Goode, until tho further order
Of the Court.
Copy-Testo:
R. Z. CLACK,
RorrDIy 4 BoULDfy u. q. Clerk.
derl6-law4w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01

rl,iusd that Lewis Miller had in his possession dog
tbst belonged 10 him John Frost appeared and stated
that the dog was the property OF Cayedo. Other
witnesses having testified, the Mayor stated that he
would require the party TO give up the dog or pay
fine Of twenty dollars
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01
JARDIyG SCHOOL For BOYS.

Tho undersigned will open al hin residence, in the
county Of Nelson The James River Canal. AID with
in mile, OF tho LynchJuTs aud Alexandra Rail-
49, IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01
FOR RENT.
MEETINGS..
DICHM0ND LIGHT INFANTRY BLUES

Il icoAnlssIoxRD NAY TO- 1889
The Members of this Company, enrolled on the 2lst
December last and all persons DESTROYS Of b0ng
nected with it. are requested to assemble at the City
Hall on Tuesday evening, January ,, at o'clock,
promptly. By order Of the
iani-9i COMMITTEE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01

LIQUoE SHOPS Nor PAYNG.-A ocl9rad bar
keeper, Scott Robinson, was before the Court, sat.
Srday. charged with embezzling liquor and cigars
and testiaed that he took in five dollars in four days
lie paid two dollars and fifty cents gallon for
whiSkey.
Judge-You must, If thai bs the case, sell good
WhiSSey
III. employer agreeing to forgive him aHd tskc
him back in consideration Of this being his first Of
Tense, the Judge tOld him 10 take the delinquent
along, otherwise he would Jock him up.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01

VIZ ANTED-2,O 900 BUSHELS BLACK-EYE
w PEAS, and 500 do. ILAXSEED.
oct24t Palmer, HARTSO0K co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01

WANTED AND A SAW
w YER-Eight or ten steady, industrious laborers
can ind constant emplo good wages for 1866,
bv applying to-day from 10 to o'clock, at the Office Of
Messrs Bell, Shepherd Co., head Of Basin, North
side
Saw-miu janl-ltt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01

NOTICE.-A meeting Of
i STOCKHOLDERS Of the Richmond Charlottesville
and Staunon Telegraph Company, will be held at the
Office Of the President in the city Of Richmond, on SAT-
URDAY, Goth of January next, at II As very i'm
porsnt business will be brought before the meeting
j. earnestly desired that every stakeholder who cannot
attend in person will be represented by proxy.
declS-td JAMES LYONS, President.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01

road, on THE FIRST OF OCTOBER, 1876,
A BOARDING School FOR BOYS
He proposes make It drst-e!a-s school, and With
this end in view has employed assistants % the highest
dual ihcaons Master Il Arts Of the University
Virginia and teacher Of considerable Nperence the
other honor graduate, and formerly Assistant In
siruc;Or in Mathematics, in the Virginia Military insti
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerk 5
Office Of the Circuit Court for the County Of Meek
lenburg on the first Monday In December, lS65--
George Jefferson administrator with tho will annexed
Of Jane V. 6ale-Plaintif,
AGAINST
Henry L. Thomas and Robert +. Chappell, surviving
partners Of themselves, and John W. Simmons de-
ceased late partner, acting and trading together un-
der the frm and style Of II. L. Thomas Co.-De-
PENDANTS,
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NV vonK DxuY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 10, 1865

BETTER Life edited by Lucy Lsrcom Lectures on Greece
Nv n a. FELTON, new volume sketches by GraesGreen-
wood The Od Sergeant; and other Poems by toreeyiee
Wilson; and Poems, Grave and Gay by george hrnou
Messu Saunders, otley d Co. announce Tor puo-
lie alton swOft on the Universities Mission 70 central Aios
nv the Rev H. Rowey OF the Two Surviving members :"
Bishop Mac kenAes clerical STAN
Baron Haussmann has Just published the hat vol
ume of his typographical history ord Par and has ordered
dornes 10 be mode In the court OF the Louvre 70 eean
matters respect 10 when ne VIII hA'e W give nc
tails in the second volume - ,
Senior do la Barrers, the Spanish photographed
writer il shout 10 pubsh life Of LOpe de Vega fruded
an documents hitherto unknown and comprising se'res OF
the poets autograph letters lately brought 70 light nom me
archives Of Gonde de A,amIa IL sal nSwess bSs
reveal that even ster became priest Lope wa some
what giver 80 the yanities Of the world.
Artemus Ward made bis first appearance IN Punch
on the lst Of Sc ptember. -.
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LITERARY ITEMS.

ID. Appleton IL Co. are about to publish Frederick
the Great and his Court historical translated
from the German OFFS Malbaoh By Mrs Chapman Coleman
aud her daughters The brilliant achievements Of the
Prusan armies have created the character
and life OF the great Frederick and those sbOu. h Tho
sprghness Of the original win lose nothing In the hands Of
its accom- plshed Iansltiors. ~
J. 4. Tilton g. Co. have in press Oregon and "a
dorado Romance ofthe Rivers" by Mr. BslnOh author
Of " The Age Of Fable" ~ a. ..r.s -i-.- r---..t
Tckn6r & Fields will publish this month'a second
series OF The Bglow Papers, Treasures fom Millions
Prose writings Tho Life Of Jas Gates Percya by julius
H. Ward and Poems" By Elizabeth Akers Ia October they
viii bare ready The Diamond Tenpyson;" THE Picture OF
St. John" BY bayard Taylor; Whittiers Prose Writings
Charles Resde" Grith Gauoti" Charaeter and Charac>
terstlc Men By E.P Whppei and rev edition Of Beng;
fellows "Poesa Works" ID four volumes uniform With the
fugford TenByson Their for NoTen
Include Te rnt The Beach and Other Poems 10y Whit
fer; .The Flower deI,poe" volume Of poems by
Lp eoW; The Proso Writings OF H. W, LoBgfellow," in
vones uniform With the POetgch Works, and illustrated
editonarf EVangeine" Maud Muller and THE Vision
Of Sir IabpfL" Their list for December omprsos "Rel
SiOBs POsmsS ~ Harriet Bsscb stowe. "BgeatlBgs
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muiincrp.

I. u Alillinerp.
LsRENCH FALL MILLINERY.-MRS. DAVID;
SON. No. % uniVer.yPaee viii open On TIL hsp ~
aud Winter MfSERY ofb own importation hoE the hd ca
tablshneru 10 Paris. =
III GRAND OPENING OF FALL MILLINERY
n win take place on
Vac THURSDAY EPfEMbER 30
Latest Novelties Ladies
BONNET5 and Round HATS Tho public repect
fully invited 70 ca and inspect the
ncrs supplied rich Bonnets the usual disonn
HIGGINS, No. sts BroidvAy and No lB siI.hsve
NINE. BERTHE, No IL Great Jones-st. (Beye
WI de nsson Aierandne Parish VIII open splendid ssor
rnen Of BOHNRTS FLOWERS, FEATHERS, DRESS CABS and
NOVELTIES the detEns Of her inpoItatid, on
THURSDAY, ho 2Oth Of september. -
DATTERN BONNETS and WILLOW EEITH'
Frs l. BIENss immense Millinery iarges IN the World
Milners 80 al eshlishmst L.
BINNs No S71lBIoadwAy. opposite Metropolitan Hotel
VNHE AMERICAN CONDENSED MILK Co.,
i -r Oses No. l0T Fonrtraye Ses advertisement
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proposdls.

Oyrck oY AMY CLorHisg EourPAsB I +
l-l loi4l No, 70 BRoADwkr, NEW Hokx sept - lsoo
ARMY SUPPIIES.-Sealed proposals will be re-
esiyed 81 until IL o'clock THURSDAY the ma
furnishing bcoase in such ssanies and s :sc
be required loo tuna less OF RED ASH
oA and egg se and for the use Of this Depot until
May l. 1857. IT'D - ...t Cow ea- ~. ~.
Proposal must be accomplished bya guarantee for the faith
al performances OF contract.
he Unsed the light rec. all bids deemed OBJ
jecsion.bls. 81 I..- .... = rI L.-.....-.r 4
Proposal. should be Endorsed Proposal, Tor sarpshns Coal and
81 Brig Con D II. yINroS D. O. N. Ges.. U. g. Army
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NEWBURGH INSTITUTE, o FAMILY BOARD
~ mo SCHOOL FOR BOYS sept H. For Circulars
sddres, HENRY W. SlOLAH- hewearEh. n T.
DENNSYLVASIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester Delaware County, Pern-Tte ner session Of TINS IN
stuien HURSDAY, Sept The Aeadsny located
Of bs Philadelphia Wilmington snd Baltimore Ksro
appearance OF s bungs and the beauty and
beshnne OF Is tuson this Academy unsurpassed oy any
forded acquisition OF thorough Engh Commercial rcen.
Classical and Military Education Cadets OF correct department
private Care attention bestowed upon The
mor sud religions training Of cadets FOR crcnss sppy 70
CHARLES n. ROGERS, No " Watf THOMAS huI-
TER New York City 20 Col IbEO blAlIt chester De-
aware ooupy Fern
DARKER ACADEMY-AF Family School for BOYS
woodbury Itchheld Connty Coan FOR Circular, address
11-c Tbs Rev ALoNzo NORTON LEMis A. M Principal.
cCHOLFIELDs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, in
es lie best lighted ventilated Of Commercial Ceisse 10
ibe yyd world thorough sud practical In its drill and
charges For further PARTICULAR. na re- Ceqar
"rIIHE -KINDERGARTEN" SCHOOL, FOR
II Children wiz reopen SEPTEMBER H. AZ No. 70 West
Ttyssveuh cculsfs &c, call upon OF address MISS T.
NJ coz .ssboye - :
TVHE MURRAY HILL INSTITUTE, corner of
Thirty Hinlh't and siItnNvs VII sseSH ssRssH
Circulars MAY DO found at Loekwood, No. AL Broadway
VOCAL CLAsSES-Under competent teachers,
are now being formed a, the NATIoNAL CONSERVATORY OF
NusIC No 2ll Thirteenth Ladies' 10 to
0sntIamsus classes 10 Term. SO . f.l..
''" GEo i. BRisTow, Ma,ie.l Director.
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MISS HAINEs

ODD. ... ..r t. MADEM0fsELLE Do JAN0N ...
Respectfully inform their Freads and the Public tia, lhsr Eng
snd french School for Young LIdes aud Children,
-.. ..-t. No. 10 GkAMERCI PARK. AL. I.....
East Tweutiethstl.
will reopen on THURSDAY. sEPTEmBER0
All spyieaoes either p5rsaasiy OF by ee bs nAae
Nc O (ranlsr Park