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CoUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ RICHMOND, VA

COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
- RICHMOND, VA.
The next Q6th) annual Session of this School
will commence on the LIST Monday in OCTOBER,
and close on the LIST day of July, 1869
A full corps of experienced teachers ~ in
number) has been employed, and especial ad-
vantages are offered in the department of Mod
ern Languages and Music.
Mrs MARIA l.. DARLINGTON, of Charlotte Co.,
Va. has been employed as an Assistant teacher
and as Matron of the Boarding Department
REFERENCE is made to the Bishops and clergy
of the Episcopal Church in Virginia, to Rev.
Drs Hoge, Read and Price, of Richmond, and
to the Professors of the University, Military In
stitute, and Washington College.
The terms are as low as those of any school
of equal grade in the country. A liberal deduc
ton will be made in behalf Of ministers daugh
tiers, and of Southern orphan girls.
For Catalogue giving course of studies, terms,
&C., address d. LEE POWELL, NJ. A.,
Post Office box S2S, Richmond, Va.
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Mattiea,

On the 10th inst, by the Rev. E. D. Junkin,
at Brownsburg, Va, ROBERT II. MORRISON and
Miss MAGGIE A WHITE, all OF Rockbridge Co.,
Virginia.
On the 18th instant, at the brides father, at
Hampden Sidney College, by Rev. R. l.. Dab
ney, d. D., MEADE HASKINs and Miss E. M.
GREEN, both of Hampden Sidney College, Va.
In Wilmington, N. c., on the Sth of Septem
Der, by Rev. Drury Lacy, D. D., DRURY LACY,
Jr., and MARIA T.. KELLY, both of that city.
In the First Presbyterian church, Wilmington,
September sth, by Rev. Drury Lacy, D. D.,
Captain ALFRED A. MoFFITT and Miss CARRIE
L. JONES. both of Wilmington. n. c.
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Central Church, Washington, D. C.

This church is under the pastoral care of the
Rev. A W. Pitzer, and will be in connection
with our Southern Presbyterian Church.
The services are held in the Columbia Law
College, on Fifth street, near the City Hall.
Here all strangers will receive cordial wei
come, and our people visiting the city from the
South, may find such religious services as they
can enjoy and find profitable.
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SCHOOL.

N NELSON CO., VA.
WILLIAM D. CABELL, Principal
l.. NJ. BLACKBOARD, M. a., Asso. Principal.
With FIVE competent Assistants.
This School is designed to prepare youths for
the University of Virginia, or for immediate en-
trance upon the duties of life.
The Fourth Session begins Wednesday, SEP
TENDER 23d, 1863
For Catalogue containing particulars address
the Principal at NORWOOD, Nelson county, Va.
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Ecclesiastical Autites.
SYNODS AND PRESBYTERIES.

SYNODS AND PRESBYTERIES.
Times of Meeting,
As a convenience to our readers, we have
made out table of the fall meetings of these
bodies. ANY vacancies we shall be glad to fill
by notices from the Stated Clerks.
SYNOQS.
Alabama. Talladega, Oct 81, p. m.
Arkansas
Georgia. Rome, Oct. q, p. m.
Memphis, Oxford, Oct. %, u p. m.
Mississippi. Vicksburg, Nov. f.
Nashville Rogersville, Oct. %, Up. m.
North Carolina. Wilmington, Nov. 4, y p. m.
South Carolina. Columbia, Oct. q, Up. m.
Texas Columbus, Nov Is, II a. m
Virginia. Harrisonburg, Oct. q, p m
PRESBYTERIES.
L. Alabama
S. Alabama. Columbiana, Oct. II, II a. m.
Arkansas. Wattensaw ch., Oct 2, Z p. m.
Ouachita. Monticello, Oct l.
Atlanta. Conyers, Oct. l, u m.
Cherokee. Sardis, Oct l. u m.
Florida. Jacksonville, Oct. 7.
Macon.
Savannah. Remington, Oct. Is, 7p.m.
Chickasaw.
Memphis La Grange, Oct l, I p. m.
n. Mississippi.
G. Mississippi.
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DUY THE BEST FERTILIZER.
"WILSON'S ANNOTATED SUPER-PHOS-
PLATE OF LIME"

PLATE OF LIME"
Patented August 18th, 1868.
One ton of this standard manure is composed
of the following Ingredients
HOO pounds of dried Bone Sulphate Of Lime
which contains AZ per cent. of acid Phos
phate, of Lime.
$50 pounds of Crystals of Sulphate of Ammo
MIA.
$50 pounds of Bi-Phosphate of Lime, obtained
by treating bones, bone-ash, and bone coal
dust, with an equivalent of oil of Vitriol.
1000 pounds.
We guarantee that no other material whatever
enters into its composition
Farmers can judge for themselves whether it
ought to be valuable or not, and whether it is
worth trial by them
For sale by SPOTS 4 GIBSON,
Agents for the Manufacturers,
and Commission Merchants, Richmond, Va
sep SIN
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GRAPE VINES.-I offer for sale a superior
" lot of two year old CONCORD GRAPE
VINES at $40 per 100 This is the most pro-
ftable Table and Wine grape grown. Also
CLINTON at So per 100. IVES, superior
Wine grape, at SIS per 100
Vines delivered in the Fall. Cash must ac.
company all orders.
HENRY NJ. PRICE,
au 26-Sm Scottsville, Va.
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The SYNOD OF NASHVILLE stands adjourned
to meet in the First Presbyterian church, in Ro
gersville, Hawkins county, Tennessee, at P
NJ, on Thursday, 22d of October, 1863
Treasurers of Presbyteries will be called OF
for the Synodical Tax. full meeting is de
sired Business important.
JAMES PARK, Stated Clerk.
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Price $50 Per Ton.v
FARMERS HAVE LITTLE FAITH IN THEORIES.

Practical Results the only Available Arguments
REDoNDA GUANo has been extensively used
during the past three years, upon every variety
of crops, with success totally unprecedented,
as is abundantly confirmed by the testimonials
of its results from many well-known' and intelli-
gent farmers in Maryland, Delaware, Virginia
and New Jersey, and the most eminent chemists
of this country and Europe.
The low price of REDONDA GUAN0 is not
the least unimportant in these days of agricultu-
raj competition.
Pamphlets containing all necessary informa-
ton respecting its extraordinary results on
Wheat, Corn, Grass, Root Crops and Market
Gardens, directions for Its use, and certificates
from DR. ID. Stewart, Agricultural Chemist; DR..
James Higgins late State Chemist; Hon. W. s.
Mcpherson, Bureau of Labor and Agriculture;
H. G. s. Key, Esq, of St. Mary's county; Col.
j. r. Emory, of Queen Anne's county; P. G.
Warwick, Esq, of Richmond, and many others,
can be obtained at our counting room.
VIM. CREIGHTON d SON,
General Agents for United States,
Bowys wharf, Baltimore.
c. 7. WORKMAN 4 CO., Agents, Richmond.
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The Presbytery of WINCHESTER will hold its
next stated meeting in Woodstock, Va, on Fri
day, October 10Th, at o'clock P M.
Reports from sessions in regard to pastors
salary will be expected.
j. r. GRAHAM, Stated Clerk.
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NJ RoSSeuw Sc. Hiiare, recently converted
from Romanism, writes to the Sunday Naga
zine on "The Protestants of France and the
Roman Question.
As to the actual number of PrOtestants in
France, it is impossible, for want of exact doc
umeDts, TO fix it with certainty but when we
observe around us, especially since 1880, the
unOuestiOnable progress of the reformed faith
in towns aud country districts too; when we
know that the number of pastors who were but
$50 In 1902 has risen to-day TO more than a
thousand and of teachers from 700 to 200 /;
that the number of temples or chapels has risen
in Paris alone from to &c, and in France to
more than 500 we believe we make modest
calculation when we place the total number Of
PrOtestants in France at | 900, 000-that is to
say, as high as in 1902; and if they have not
increased since that period, We can only attri-
butte it to the ever augmenting number of
mixed marriages, and the enteebled faith of
which these are the evidence But alongside
of these official errors, more or less involun-
tarv. one fact remains ndisputable-namey:
that wherever the Catholic clergy do not rule,
as they do in Brittany and La Vendee, by he
reditary tradition, wherever the modern spirit
has penetrated, as IT the larger part of France
Professionalism are diffused among the masses
Our worst adversary Is not Catholicism, 1t Is
not even in6delity (which knows, if not what
it would have, at least what 1t would not have; }
it is, alas indifference, now testing and anus
ing itself with the great problems of life IN
stead of setting itself to resolve them-n0w
sunk in sensualism, ike sheep, which, with
nose to the ground and caring only for the
pasture, follows the herd Ia front, without once
raising its eye or noticing aught beyond Its
own narrow horizon.
What then is wanting to French Protes-
tantism for living real life, instead OF being
content with simply not expiring! Two
things: faith in herself and her principles,
and union among her members. In studying
the early DAYS of the Reformation in our
country. | am struck specially with one fact
namely: that in the face of the formidable unity
Of the League la unity much more ardent, SIN
cere, and disinterested than it is ordinarily re-
garded, there existed a Protestant unity not
less living and not less compact Were the
HuguenOts then all agreed on every point Of
doctrine? am not sure that they were; but
on two points l find them always at one
readiness to fight and to die. :"
A monthly religious magazine is about to be
issued in HindoStanee, designed especially to
circulate good books which could not be prin
ted otherwise without too great expense. The
Puniaub government is decidedly Christian in
It's tone Christianity is no barrier to the priv
ilages and emOlUment OF office. Native Chris
tians, in common with their Pagan or NOLAN
medan tellow-eOuntrymen, are eligible to al
appointments in the gift Of the State.
Oxford University, England, with all its op
portuniues and privileges, Is now open TO AM
student upon the payment of the entrance fet
of 60 and the yearly payment Of $50.
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Vote on the Terms of Union in the Presby-
tsriss.
APPROVAL NON-APPRovAL.
Albany, Philadelphia,
Troy, Philadelphia Central,
Southern Minnesota, Chippewa.
Indianapolis, st. Paul,
Cincinnati, Winnebago,
Marion. Fairfield.
WhItewater.-7 NlncenneS,
West Lexington,
Palmyra,
Baltimore,
Fort WAYNE,
Long ISland.-l2.
Nearly all the PresbyterleS voting non
approval expressed a willingness to unite with
the other branch on the basis of the standards
Of the Church. -Pfes6yteriGR.
The Board of Domestic Missions. 10. s.)-The
Presbytery Of Baltimore has declined to dis
solve the pastoral relation between the Rev.
DIR. Dickson and the Westminster church, and
therefore the vacancy in the Seeretaryship
Of the Board Of Missions still continues. In
this emergency the Board have requested the
Rev. George w. M0Sgrave, ID. d., to act as
the Secretary, pro temqOre, and appointed
committee of correspondence, with a view OF
securing at no distant day, permanent Sec
rotary.
Princeton theological Seminary-A eorreSpOn-
dent of the Presbyterian says: The Seminary
has hardly Its full number of students. The
: Ssnlnrx Class has dwindled down. The rolls
han an hundred, against an hundred
~ aiteeSSSs-s year
The Philadelphia Presbyterian records the
death of Mr.. Joseph B. Mitchell, ruling ell
der in the First Presbyterian church, in Ger
manIown, Pennsylvania. He died on Satur-
dav. the 5th inst. Mr.. Mitchell was Presi-
d. at of the Mechanics Bank Philadelphia,
VIII which institution he hal been connected,
irkyariOuS Offices, for more than fifty years.
lie was brother OF the Rev. j. ID. Mitchell,
ID. d.. of Lynehburg Va, and for many years
a member aud officer Of the Board Of Publca
ton, and did as much as any member of the
Board TO establish it in its infancy, and bring
it to its present state Of prosperity ClsrjStjat
Observer.
The Seminary of the Northwest, at Chicago
has opened with twenty four students, seven
teen of whom are new corners. Rev. W. NJ.
Blackburn. late of Trenton, n. j., was inaugu-
rated on the Sd. He diScourSed on The
Study and Value of Church History"
Dr. BOyntOn, Chaplain of the House of Re
representatives., has resigned his position as pas
tor of the First Congregational Church in
Washington, the resignation to take effect at
the close of the present Congress.
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An adjourned meeting OF the Presbytery Of
MONTGOMERY will be held in the 1st Presbyte
rian church, Lynchburg, Va, on Wednesday,
September 30th, at II A. M.
JAMES P smith, Stated Clerk.
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The Presbytery of RAPPAHANNoCK stands ad
iourned to meet in the Rockville church, Mont
gomery county, Md, on Thursday the fst day o
October, 1868, at II NJ.
JOHN w. PUGH, Stated Clerk.
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SCHOOL BOOKS,
y AT RETAIL AND WHOLESALE.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH, 1920 Main St.,
offer on the best terms, LAW, MISCELLANE.
Gus WORKS, STATIONERY, and full as
sortment of NEW BOOKS for schools and Col
leges, besides many thousand second hand copies
at about half price
Bas~ Almanacs for 1859.
sep l6-2t
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The PREsBYTERY OF OUAoHIrA stands ad-
journed to meet in Monticello on Thursday. Oc-
tober LIST, 1868, at o'clock P. M. Seasonal
records will be called for.
NJ. j. WALLACE, Stated Clerk.
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An adjourned meeting of WEST HANOVER
PREsBYTERY will be held at Buckingham z. H.,
on Tuesday, the 10Th of September, at 7. NJ,
at which | am directed to urge full attendance.
VIM DINwIDDIE, Stated Clerk
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IAMpDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.

"AMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE,
Ill PRINCE EDWARD CO., VA.
The next Session of this College will com.
mence on Thursday, SEPTEMBER the Sd, and
close on Thursday the 10th of June.
To Students entering on Scholarships all Col
lege expense, Including College fees board,
fuel, lights, and washing) from S2lO to $40
to students who pay tuition, $50 in addition.
By order of the Trustees every one entering
on a Scholarship must produce the scrip for the
same. In any case in which the Faculty shall
be satisfied that the Scholarship has been paid
tor and the scrip lost new scrip will be issued
on application to the Treasurer.
For further information address the under
signed at Hampden Sidney College, Prince Ed
ward Co., Va. J. M. p. ATKINSON.
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ID oCK1NGHAM FEMALE INSTITUTE,

ID oCKINGHAM FEMALE INSTITUTE,
IL HARRIsoNBURG, Va
REV. P. NJ. CUSTER, PRINCIPAL.
The next Session of this Institution will COM
mence on the 18th of SEPTEMBER, 1868, and
close off-the 18th of June, 1869.
The Principal,s who has had an experience Of
more than twenty years in teaching, will be
aided by competent Instructors in all the de-
partments.
TERMS: Oneha payable in advance, the
remainder in February, 1862
Board, exclusive of light and washing. $3.50 90
Higher English branches. 40 90
PrimaE--Is.. :. .....................---so 90
Ancient and Modern Languages, EACH. 20 90
Drawing I'D Paieting. % W
REV. p. M. CUSTER, Principal.
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The Presbytery of NORTH ALABAMA stands ad-
journed to meet in the Presbyterian church in
Pulaski, on Thursday evening, October LIST,
P. M. w. II. VERNON, S. Clerk.
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TARMVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.

EARMVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
The Fall Term will open on the Oath of SEP
TENDER.
Board, English branches and Vocal Music,
$500 Languages, $i0. Music-Vocal and In
strumental, SIS.
Considerate and unremitting attention paid to
the moral, intellectual and physical welfare OF
pupils. The facilities and advantages offered by
this Institution are unsurpassed any where.
For further information, address
A. PREOT. President,
~ 22-tf FarmviIle, Va.
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CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ CHARLOTTE. N. G..

V O11hhLOI IL: W. o.
R : y R. Rn BvnTrLI' NJ PRncIpAls.
THE next Session will commence on the lst
of October, 1868, and continue until Both June,
1869
The Session is divided into two terms of
twenty weeks each, and pupils can be entered
for the whole session or for one term.
The charge for Board Including every expense,
washing, fuel lights, &c. with Tuition in Eng
fish branches, will be $50, per term OF twenty
weeks
Music, Ancient and Modern Languages, Draw
ing and Painting, extra, at usual charges.
For Circulars and Catalogue, containing full
particulars as to terms, &C., address
Rev. r. BURWELL l. SON,
iy l5-tocl Charlotte, N. c.
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The Presbytery of GREENBRIER will hold it
next regular meeting at Mt Pleasant church
Monroe county, West Va on the 18th Of Octo
Der, at II A. M.
j. G.. BARR, Stated Clerk.
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The 10th Session of ORANGE Presbytery viii
commence at Buffalo church in Guilford county
N. Carolina, on Friday the I'd day of October
at II oclock A. NJ.
JACOB DOLL, Stated Clerk.
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reg Members of the SYNOD OF VIRGINIA who
expect to be present at its next Sessions will
please send on their names to
Rev. j. R. BOWMAN, Harrisonburg, Va.
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Rev. Mr. Howe, of the South Presbyterian
Church, was then appointed to offcia'e in the
Second Church on the third Sunday Of tn
present month, and to declare its pastOrate
vacant
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SCHOOL AT CLUSTER SPRINGS, VA.

oHooh al CLuoI I d "'N ~
REV. J. B. SHEARER, A. NJ, of University
of Virginia, Principal and Proprietor.
P. II CARPENTER Assistant.
TERMS: 5000 per Session of forty weeks for
all charges except lights and towels; onehalf
at the beginning of session and the remainder at
the end of twenty weeks.
Next Session will begin September lst
We prepare boys for College, University. or
the business of life. For particulars concerning
health, value of the mineral waters, religious
Principal at Black Walnut Post Office, Halifax
county, Va.
P. S. A conveyance will meet pupils at South
Boston Station, Richmond and Danville Il. Il.
jy Oft
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THE VALLEY FEMALE SEMINARY,
WINCHESTER, VA.
Will resume its exercises on the first Wednes-
day in September.
For Catalogues containing full particulars
apply to the Principal.
MRS. ANN E. 7. MAGILL,
jyl5-3m Winchester, Va.
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The PREsBYTERY OF ABINGDON will meet at
Tazewell Court House on the Wednesday before
the 4th Sunday in September, at Z o'clock P. M.
DANIEL B. EWING, Stated Clerk,
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The Presbytery of MISSISSIPPI will hold its
stated fall meeting at the Pine Ridge church on
the I'd Thursday of October, at IL A. M.
r. PRICE, Stated Clerk.
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The Presbytery of EAST ALABAMA will NEE
at Talladega, Ala, October 10th, at I, NJ.
G. R-FosrER, Stated SdehG
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DRIvATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

The next Session OF my School win begin
Tuesday, SEPTEMBER sth, and close the lst
of July. q
a limited number OF pupils will BE- received
into my family, to whom thorough instruction
will be given in the usual Academic course.
TERMS for each half-session, payable in adj
vance, board and tuition, $3.50; washing,
$3.50 ALEXANDER MARTIN,
jy 29-.2m Aspinwall, Charlotte Co., Va.
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CENTRAL PRESBY TERRAIN

Mississippi.
New Orleans. Fayette CHI, Oct. IA.
Red River.
'Holston. Tazewell, Sept.
n. Alabama. Pulaski, Tenn, Oct l.
Fayetteville. Rockfsh CHI, Oct. 81.
Orange. Buffalo g Oct. l.
Bethel. Yorkville, Oct. 8, 10 q. m.
Charleston. Orangeburg, Oct. Z, "a p m.
Harmony.
S. Carolina. Carmel CHI, Sept. go
Brazos. Huntsville, Oct %, ap.m.
Eas. Texas.
Yves. Texas. Hallettsville, Oct &c. p. m.
Greenbrier. Mt. Pleasant, Oct
Patapsco. Franklin st. CHI, Oct. 6.
Rappahannock. Rockville, Oct. l, ~ m.
Winchester. Woodstock, Oct. Is, p. m.
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A Nm SMITH ACADEMY.

A Nm SMITH ACADEMY,
n LEXINGTON, VA.
Will be opened on the oath of SEPTEMBER
next and close oath of June, 1869.
Ample provision will be made for the COM
boarders and day scholars
The course of instruction will embrace all the
branches usually taught in female schools of the
highest grade, and full corps of able and ex
perienced teachers, both male and female, will
be secured.
The Terms for a half session-one half paya-
BILE at the commencement and the other at the
middle of the term-are as follows:
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COUTHERN HOME SCHOOL,
- FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Nos 1877 and 1919 N. Charles St, Baltimore, Nd
ESTABLISHED IN 1912.
Mr.. AND MRS. WILSON NJ. CARY,
MRS. GEN. JOHN PEGRAM,
PRINCIPALS.
Assisted by a full corps of able Instructors
Duties Resumed on September 10th,
French is the language of the School.
No pains are spared to render this Institution
deserving of the encouragement it has Always
literally received from the Southern people.
Upon these friends alone it now depends ior
patronage. a
For circulars containing full information, ad'
dress either of the Principals as above.
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FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY,
II FREDERICK, MD.

Possessing full Collegiate power, will COM
mence its Twenty-sixth Scholastic year, the first
Monday in September. Board and Tuition in
the English Department, $3.50 per scholastic
year.
For Catalogues, &C., address
REV. THOS. NJ. CANN, A. NJ, President
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FEMALE SEMINARY,
~ GREENSBORO, n. G..

EDGEWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY,
II GREENSBORO, N. G..
This Institution will be re opened on the hrst
Monday of SEPTEMBER, with full corps OF
teachers.
The ENTIRE expense, for a session of twenty
weeks for Tuition, Board with Washing and
contingent fee, will be, according to the class,
either Sl05, or S1lO, or SIG if paid in advance.
Or Sl16.5O, or S12l.5O, or $l26.5O if paid halt
in advance.
Each boarder will find her own lights and
towels, also pair of sheets and pillow cases.
Moderate extra charge will be made for Music,
Ancient and Modern Languages, Drawings and
Oil Painting
For Circulars address
j. NJ. NJ CALDWELL,
iy Ppm Greensboro, N. G.
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TAMH.Y SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES'
II

II 4 'hMIIsI pOIIVOL Il OIt Il y - = - - = -@7'
PRINCIPALS:
Mr.. AND MRS. CHAS. Ii. McBLAIR.
The Second Session of this School will COM
mence on the 18th of SEPTEMBER, In the city
of Baltimore.
Pupils will be received during the Holidays at
Bonnie Brae, the country seat of the Principals,
and charged at the rate of Board announced IN
the Circulars.
For further particulars, address
CAPTAIN MCBLAIR,
Box 1884 P o., Baltimore Md.
Send for Circulars jy 15-6m
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TTHE MISSES GRATTAN, of this city, will
resume the duties of their School for
GIRLS on the LIST of October, at their residence
on Main street, between I'd and Sd.
sep 2-4t
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1868-09-23

DEDONDA GUANO.-THE BEST AND
IL CHEAPEST FERTILIZER EVER IN
TRODUCED INTO THE UNITED STATES.