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\ SUDDEN e.. iK-DOWN- SECRETARY
BOUTWELL, OK GRS THE sale OF FOUR
MILLIONS OF GOLD AND THE PURCHASE
OF FOUR MILLIONS OF BONDS-TRE-
MENDOUS EXCITEMEN T-RUMORS OF
EXTENSIVE FAILURES
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DLUE RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL,

-
ALB f NJ \ RI e co NT4 " a.
A. X. YANCEY, JR.. University OF virginia;
CASKIE HARRISON, Rugby and Cambridge,
England Principals. .o
The next session of this school will commence
Septemb Is, 1869, and close 25th OF June follow
ing. Tie locality Is most beautiful and healthy,
and the social and religious advantages are unsur,
passed I'm the State. 1t has been for years wei
known rs the seat of most popular and successful
schools conducted at different times by the late
Dr. Gcssncr Harrison and others.
The Principals are determined to keep the school
fully up to the high grade Of scholarship main
tanned by the eminent teachers who gave 1t snch
reputation in former years. The course OF IN
struclon embraces the following denartmr,e,n1tss
ANCIENT LANGUAGES and LITERAmuKE
MODERN LANGUAGES aud LIrERATtRE,
MATHEMATICS tpure and applied), NATU-
RAJ and MORAL SCIENCES.
The school being designed to give boys tho
rough and complete preparation for the uniyer.
sitv of Virginia, the mode of instruction and the
textbooks are. far rs practicable those OF tlt
institution. The principals1hayinge extensive eX'
perience as educators Of youth, and being "conil-
IDENTIFY commended to public favor ny PROBES,
sors at the University of Virginia and others-arc
encouraged to hope for continuance Of success
in their efforts to advance the cause OF higher edi'
cation In the state. ,
TERMS Tuition board fuel, lights ana wash
ing $3.50 for the entire session. No extra charges
Iircuinrs sent on applcatiou. Sc l4-23t
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THE HlsroRY or sEnENADE.-The wash
lngton Star of Friday publishes iigaiy
amusing account of how the recent sere-
nadc was gotten up for the benefit Of MI. l..
a. Boswell, the Washington city tax-coi-
lect2r, upon his return to that city from
northern pleasure tour. Perry Carson,
stalwait coIorea man, who is q messenger
OF the Mayor, has helped the publication
by giving up some letters written TO him by
Dir, Boswell. One OF these letters was writ
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The BYRON TALK.-LOndon, September
Guardian says Il manuscript IN
Lord Byron's own writing will soon be pup,
Iished, which will settle the question raised
nv Mrs Stowe.
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PosT-OrFIcE AFFAIRs.-F irg'na.-Onice
at Spring Grove, Surry county, is rc&stab-
lished, and II. x. Parmcnter appointed
postmaster route, Sumy Courthouse to
Petersburg. At Bournan's Mills, Rocking
ham county, Va, William Lupton is ap-
pointed postmaster U'ce John Ziglcr, re-
signed. Route agent-Noyfolk, va, to
Lynchburg, Na.-Joscph p. Merrill is APP
pointed ut 5000 rcr annum, rice NJ. NJ.
Green, removed.
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ELECTION OF SENATORS FROM VIRGINIA
OrIMoN or TUE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ASKED
roB.-rhcrc is such diversity of opinion
throughout the state of Virginia rs to the
legality or policy of clccting United States
senator's when the Legislature meets to ra-
tify the fifteenth amendment that Attorney
General Hoar has been requested to settle
;hc disputed question by another opinion.
Leading politicians in Virginia have been
assured this opinion will be forthcoming at
an early day, and it is believed the election
Of the senator's will be advised prior to the
admission Of the state. In consequence of
existing doubt upon this question none
Of the many candidates named have been
definitely settled upon by the Walker party.
which has seventy majority on joint ballot.
The Radical minority will scarcely put for
ward any candidates for the senatorship.-
Washington teicWdm-Ne,c York Herald.
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RICHMOND, September ~, Lace.
yHRS. BLAIR BuRWELL will resume
WI her lessons In vocal Instruction EAELa iss
so o5-2taWIm
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DIEDMoNT FEMALE INSTITUTE,

PIEDMONT FEMALE INSTITUTE,
/ CHARLOTTESVILLE VANS. X; s.
MEADE, prlncipal-begins on the 2ist SEP I'll.
and certificates OF proficiency and graduation WIZ
be hereafter bestowed on those who deserve them
IN The various classes. These rewards wiz be SC
crsstoIe 20 EVERY PUPIL, as they win be given TO
ALL VINO REACH A CERTAIN STANDARD OF EN-,
cELLESCE. Thus new stimulus 70 diilgenee anu
good conduct will be added, while no feeling OF
Rivalry win be excited. For further particulars,
apply to the principal. aaa
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MISS SUE RANDOLPH win resume
WI the duties OF her SCHOOL on the kiks.r
MJSi1hYSIN OCTOBER, and would DC gia.t y
receive three additional scholars to her class
Is limited 10 six scholars. Apply III Nc ls rsak.
I'm StrapI II linden Row. sc zo--~9a
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ARREST OF THrEF-REcovERY OF STo-
LEN MoSEY.-In yesterdays Nears we re-
ported the robbery Of Mr.. Jefferson Mays,
OF Amherst, on Wednesday. of S165 in mo-
ncy bya negro boy named Albert Robinson,
employed on the farm of Mr.. Mays. The
city police were informed of the robbery
late Thursday afternoon, and in few hours
had obtained a clue which led to the reco-
very of ten dollars of the money. During
the night it was ascertained that the rogue
had left the city, going in the direction of
Concord depot, on the Southside road and
as soon as this information was obtained
two of the police started in pursuit, and at
daylight yesterday morning came upon the
thief at Concord, and took him in custody
and returned to the city.
During the day the officers recovered
from various parties SIP in money, which
the rogue had given them to keep for him,
and thirty-thrcc dollars worth of clothing
which he had purchased, leaving only
twenty dollars unaccounted for. The most
of this sum, it is believed, will yet be re-
covered. The boy made full confession Of
the robbery, and was committed to Jail
here to await requisition from the AM
herst authorities, where he will be taken
for -LynchJury NemS.
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The Rain.
A STEAMBOAT RUNS HALF AN HoU

WILMINGTON, \. c., September 25.-lt is
raining here tonight.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA SLATER
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

OFFICE VIRGINIA SLATER
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. !
TN VIEW OF THE CROWD OF YISI-
i TORS expected at the State Fair to be held in
November
''Re8olued, That the secretary advertise re-
quest to clearinghouse keepers others in Rich
mond who are willing to rent rooms and board
Office the location In the city and the terms Of ac-
commodation and that an alphabetical list OF the
same be prepared and kept at the Office"
Abstract minutes.
L. G. LEIGH, Secretary.
AUGUST 25, 1860. au 26-eodlm
HOO BUSHELS PRIME POTATOES,
1UU for sale by barrel or hushei, by
se 81 ALLISON & ADDISON.
DAY RUM sOAP-deiightful for the
D toilet or bath-for sale by
seq :, L. DOVE.
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The ToBAcco CRoP.-Wc took great pains
last court to inquire about the prospects for
tobacco. We saw persons from every part
of the county, and from what we learned
we suppose there will be two-thirds of an
average crop. We saw gentleman from
Henry this week, and he reports that there
will be as good crop made in that county
as there was last year.-DdnUille Times.
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Special dispatch tot,c Baltimore Daily Gazette.
The GOLD ExcIt crncnl in Wall Street.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
letter from Brunswick.
of the Richmond Dispatch.
POPLAR MOUNT, VA.,1

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
POPLAR MOUNT, YA.,1
September %.
| have travelled through parts of Green's
vile aid Brunswick, and regret to state the
effects Of the drought are everywhere yisi-
BILE, particularly on the road from Hicks
ford to this place. In this neighborhood
not one-fourth Of crop will be made. Up
in the Diamond Grove region the crops are
said to be better.
This is the season for big meetings. They
have been held in every direction. One COM
mcnced on Sunday last at the Rock (Meth-
1disD church, under charge of Rev. Mr..
johnson, about half mile distant. It has
been so far quite successful, and will con-
tinue this week. AS at all Virginia meetings.
the most unbounded hospitality prevails.
DR.. Lewis (so-called), who was shot by
William Lett, has entirely recovered. Mr..
Let's trial will take place in October.
There is to be a quarter-race on Saturday
at Fort Hill, near this place. There are
three entries.
Extensive preparations are being made
for a grand tournament, to take place ut
Lawrenceville during the coming month.
About twenty gallant knights are expected
to ride.
The people in this section, who have here
toforc had to go to Lawrenceville, ten miles
distant, for mail, will now be served from
Jacksonville D.; which Isl great convenience.
HOWARD,
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LAND SALES IN CULPErER-To George Rea-
gan, Of Lcesport, Pa, tract containing 300
acres. one and a half miles southeast of
Brandy station, belonging to c. c. Smoot IL
Sons, OF Alexandria, at $3.50 per acre. A
tract containing 22O acres, on the Frcdc-
ricksburg road five miles southeast of Bran
dy station, belonging to j. J. Bell, of Staun-
ton, at SO per acre. a tract containing
forty acres, and adjoining the last named, at
SO per acre.-AlerandriG Gazette.
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A WHIsKEY DECIsIoN.--The Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue has made de-
cision which is of considerable interest to
whiskcy manufacturers. The facts arc as
follows Some time ago a large whlskey
firm was assessed about $500 as de1ici-
cncy tax for having failed to manufacture
the fun of eighty per cent. on the surveyed
capacity of their works. They appeared
here by attorney and proved to the satisfac-,
ton of the department that they had acted
in good faith, and had run their distillery as
near its capacity as circumstances would
allow, and they also proved TO the depart
mept that while it was not a case Tor an
abatement under the law, that it was one IN
which compromise could properly be
made. The Commissioner took this WeWo OF
the case, and the suit was ordered TO be dis
continued
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MFRS, DIR. MUNFORD will resume the
lNS duties Of her school on the FIRST MONDAY
IN OCTOBER, ut her residence, No. luz tsr!
street between First and Second. Every effort
viii be made to promote the interests of children
entrusted to her. sc l3-lm
NEISS V. A. LAWS WILL REOPEN
vi HER SCHOOL october lst at 5l7 Sixth street,
between Clay and Leigh. Apply Till september
2pth at 100 Grace street. sc l-2awt2othSutu'
MISS S. 5. RICHARDSON WILL KE-
Va OPEN her SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND
GIRLS on the FIRST MONDAY IN OCToBEk,
1869, ut No 3O6 Main street. sc2-lm
SCHOOL ON CHURCH H1LL.-MRS.
- Z. j. PLEASANTS will resume the duties OF
Church Bllll on FRIDAY, OCTOBER lST.
M ltd
V7HE MISSES CIR ATTAIN WILL
4 RESUME THEIR SCHOOL on the FIRST
DAY OF OCTOBER
au neutrality-suspicious.
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In the neighborhood of I1oneyville, on
the 9th instant, a son Of Mr.. John Naunian
was accidentally caught in thrcshing-ma-
chine. which fractured his right leg.-Pdge
County Courier.
We regret to learn from many farmers in
Clarke and Warren, where we had supposed
it had been more SeaSonable, that but little
fnlow land will be seeded this fall, the
pillow being unable to penetrate the earth.
Winchester Sentinel.
A man named Nlilburn Whit, living in
Baptist Valley, while under the influence of
lqlIor, Il few days since, attempted rape
Oh Il Miss White. The girls screams brought
her father to her assistance, and upon reach
ing the spot and aSccltaining the cause OF
the alarm he struck Whit III the face with
M axe which he carried, ntlicting Il severe
wound.-C LnCh Valley Ac3rs.
The coronor's inquest which sat on the
body OF Mr. Robert p. Elliott, of Camp
bell, who was shot some weeks since in 4
difficulty with Mr. Clay, and died on We'd
ncSday night last, returned as their verdict
that " the deceased came to his death from
IL pistol-shot fired by Samuel j. Clay on the
.ith day OF tcmbcr."-Lynch6urg Meas.
Clay was arrested, and baled in $4,000.
Many persons think they must starve be-
cause they cannot get corn meal. We adj
wise them to buy wheat and have it ground
without boiling. They will find il makes i
more wholesome flour than bolted, and
much cheaper. Wheat can now be bought
here as cheap rs corn, and is just rs whole
some and nutritious. Try the Graham
bread.-ROdn0ke Valley.
We observe many of our farmers cutting
up their corn, preparatory to seeding.
From what we can see, and learn from intel
ligcnt farmers of the county, we think one
barrel to the acre will be Il full average for
the county. Clarke and Warren will per-
haps go as high us three. From Shenandoah
up ii will be no better than with U.s. Win
chester Sentinel.
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DISTINGUISHED VISITORS. Count Fou-
cher dc Cartel and family, OF Paris, arrived
in the city yesterday, and are stopping at
the Norycll House. 1t is understood that
the Count is en- route to Lexington to visit
General Lee.-LyRchbu1J Nelrs.
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SERIOUSLY ILL.-We regret deeply to learn
that our venerable townSman Bishop John
Early.is lying seriously and perhaps dam
gcrously i'll ut his residence in this city.
We earnestly trust that he may soon en-
tirelY rccOYer.-Lunchburl Nclrs.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
y No. GRACE STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
The sixteenth annual session OF this school COM
meDces on the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER
next.
Thirteen well-qualided and experienced teachers
have been employed. among them French lady,
who win reside in the Institute, and VIII speak
French habitually with the boardera. Attention LIS
called 10 the conversation classes in French, sc.
curing to day pupils an extra recitation Without
extra charge. Madsme K. ACELiE TOGND,
French Governess.
The building, erected for school purposes, con.
tains forty-fye rooms. Chambers never nave more
than two occupants. For catalogue, containing
terms, course OF studies and list OF patrons, aa-
dress II. LEE pON Ella n. AsS
aua-tOct1 Post-ofice box Ses.
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SECRETARY BOUTWELL, AND THE GOLD En-
CLEMENT Washington, september 24.-All
day Yesterday and early this morning tele-
Grams Were received 10y the President and
Secretary Boutwell,, from prominent COM
mcrciul men in New York and elsewhere,
urging some action TO countcract the bull
movement in the gold market. General
Grant referred these kilograms to Mr.. Bout
well with request that he take any prac-
ticablo course for relief that might suggest
itself to the Secretary Of the Treasury. The
sale Of gold was generally urged, but under
the law the Secretary could not go
in>tantcr into the market with coin.
The thing next TO that WAS Il notice
that gold would be offered tomorrow
IL the highest bidder, and accordingly
Mr.. Boutwell, directed his assistant in New
York TO invite bids for purchase of four
millions tomorrow. Yet it is believed that
this announcement, which was telegraphcd
to New York at about 1 o'clock, brought
gold down from 1872 10 1876 and a fraction in
fifteen minutes. Whether the facts rs they
occurred in New \ orI sustain this belief or
not remains for proof. In this instance Mr.
Boutwell, has been compelled to succumb to
occurrences in Wall street, and depart from
his repeated declaration that in 10 case
would his official action in the matter Of
sales Of gold and purchase Of bonds be gov
tincd by what tranSpireS in financial circles.
From the uttcranceS of the Secretary to-day
il would appear that this action Is not to be
taken as an indication Of 4 settled purpose.
hut rather ~ Il departure from his own con-
NictionS 10 test the theories OF importumatc
iricnQS.-&pCciQL dispatch 10 the Baltimore
sun.
[surcly the result proved the correctness
of their thcorieS.l
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Markets.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA. September %, 1860.
nEEEpINES
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

AGRICULTURAL lNPhE1ENIS.
NOTICE.--Since the destruction OF our
y works by fire we have located ourselves tenn
porariy at 1871 CARY STREET, next door TO Ell
finger Il Edmond. c
We have Il small lot Of CID II MILE :,
WIlEAT-FANS, and STRAW-CUTTERS, saved
from the fire, that will sell At very low prices.
Sc 22-ew j. w. CARDWELL & co.
gNuE "NE PLUS ULTRA' OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Is the
FARMERS FAFOR1TE,
OR, BICKFORD Il HUFFMhN'S
CONTINUOUS FEED DOUBLE. DISTRIBUTOR
GRAIN DRILL,
with the $3.50
IMPROVED GUANO ATTACHMENT AND
GRASS-SEED SOWE
Warranted the most perfect distributor of both
coarse and line grain manufactured
Orders promptly filled. and all communications
answered BY addressing the manufacturers,
H. II. SMITH & CO.,
SEQ post-oficc box 8, Richmond, Va.
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TT GIVES Me PLEASURE TO AN
4 NOUNCE that have secured the services, a5
he French GovcrnCss IN my school, or Madame
II. ACELIE TOGNO, formerly prhinc,L pa "a and
For the past two years Madame ToGNo has been
i'm Europe making an especial study OF the most
improved methods OF teaching the Modern Lam
guaFes. .,, .,, nc
Her wcll-kn0wn qualifications and success as
teacher will contribute much 1 am cohhdeh1 W
'"' ~ ID. LEE POWELL, a. NJ,
Southern Female Institute, Richmond va
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SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO, Whann's
- Raw-Bonc Superphosphatc, pure Flour OF
Raw Bone. We are agents for the above standard
Fertilizers. Fall supply in store and for sale by
SO 10 ALLISON & ADDISON.
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Correspondence Of the baltimore Sun.
The Financial ExcItcsi2c:s. in wash
iDGton---El.e Treasury Gold Sales
alsd Gold Supply.


more excitement i'll financial circles here to-
day than has been witnessed before for many
months. At the banks, and especially in
the vicinity Of the First National Bank, on
Fifteenth street. the feeling was intense.
Gold opened ut 40. ana before hali-past II
o'clock bulletin boards 1t all the banks an
uouncCd its steady rise until il reached lG2.
While the precious coin was going up,
everybody WHO had any of il, from Il ten
dollar piece up To hundreds and thousands
OF dollars. passed it over the counters OF the
banks and took the @reemhackS and national
bank notes in exchange.
The banks seemed all ready to purchase,
bat they declined to sell 4 dollar in this
market, feeling, doubtless, that they had Il
better thing Of it in New York, where they
operated through the agency OF the tele-
granh wires. 4 good many persons here,
though, realized quite handsomely. At Il
o'clock, however, it was apparent that gold
was falling Is rapidly rs it went up, and
soon the bulletin boards marked 1876, but 1t
again rallied, and closing prices were what
they were in the morning-l10.
The cause of the fall was Il telegram to AS
>istant Treasurer Buttcrtield, at New York,
from Secretary Boutwell,, directing him
10 sell four millions Of gold tomorrow and
purchase four millions Of bonds. lie did
This ii the urgent solicitation. 10y telegraph,
Of merchants of Boston, New York, and
PhladciDhia, who represented that they
absolutely required the relief. There Is no
doubt but that. if the law had permitted ii,
the Secretary would have ordered an lmmc-
diatc sale, and thus Il greater financial in
jury would have been done to the "blllls,"
who created this panic.
1t is expected that gold will be run up
higher, as the New York combination Is an
extensive one. There is about SS0,0OO,00O
Of gold in the Treasury, but as so, OO0, 900
must he reserved to pay the interest falling
due in November. the Secretary cannot
throw more than 500 ,0O0 600 on the market.
and the only danger is i'll the power ana
ability Of the combination now operating TO
buy that amount. il they can do so, they
can put it up To any figure they please, and
hold it there until it suits their own purposes
10 let il fall.
In 1866 q combination similar to the one
now operating was formed against Secrc-
tary McCulloch, and ut that time the ring
purchased So, co., 600. The ring OF 1866
WAS not near so powerful rs the one now
operating. and hence il is not doubted that
all the gold the Government can throw INTO
the market will be speedily gobbled up,
though the circumstance that gold Is invited
to this country from Europe by the state OF
the trade and the low rate OF foreign eX-
change, and the additional fact that large
shipments OF specie to America nave al
ready been made and are on the way hitncf,
would seem TO seal the fate Of the comDlna-
ton.
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NEISS STANARD WILL REOPEN
wi hnr school on the 1sT OF OCTOBER at No.
los Grace street between Adams and Jefferson.
g. 3w
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MRS. OGDEN HOFFMAN'S ENGLIsH1l
wi and FRENCH BOARDING and pArr
SCHOOL for young ladies and children, NO. a ~
west Thlrty-eiglith street. New YORK. VIII fe"opcii
on MONDAY, September 9th.
Letters addressed rs above win receive prompt
attention. Ia,
be associated with Mrs. Hoffman after October the
LIST. sc 1-oi0IHLoCL-
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NFcGUIRE'S SCHOOL, sunvrr.
lYl FRANKLIN AND ADAMS sihESAo'
TEACHERS J. p. MCGUIRE, Jr. Dr. J. NJ: G.
MCGUIRE. T. II. RAOULT (Modern
Languages).

The next session will begin OH MONDAY, SEP
TENDER 81, 1869. q,
I'm retired, airy, and pleasant situation, and offers
peculiar advantages.
r,tory class SIS: English with scientific branches
Irregular corrsel. SiT so; Ancient Languages zone
or hoth), So. rs: Modern Languages, each, sa.Ie.
For further information procure circulars ~ the
,iaI.,tnras Nv from the teachers. au 30-eod6w
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vOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY OF The
Y VISITATION, MONTE MARIA,
on Grace street between TweRty-second ana
Twenty-thrd streets,
RICHMOND, Va.
The duties of this institution Will be resumed ON
the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMbEE. f9r
prospectus of terms application can be mace 20 tns
SUPERIORESS of the Academy. au 3o-tOcH
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EDUCATTONAL.

MRS. Y. E. CHAPLIN will continue to
lYl give INSTRUCTION ON THE PLANO at
her residence, on Ninth one door above Leigh
street, commencing on the list of october. An
excellent PIANO-F0RTE for rent For terms
aDply is above. SC 7-w
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NTISS TUCKER WILL RESUME THE
wi dutios of her SCHOOL for girls and boys on
the LAST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER. NO. !.
Second street. Mrs. TUCKER will teach frcnch'
DICUARD G.. WHARTON'S ENGLISH,
hCLASSICA AND MATHEMAIICAL
SCIJOOI1-Thc Third Annual Session OF THIS
school viii commence on the FIRST DA ast o. Grace
TOBER, 1869, at my residence, No. IL Wess ui"'o
''. n T, :" eodIm II. G. WHARTON.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MADAME r. AGILE ToGN0 offers
wi hor services as ACHER of the FRENCH
LhNGuAGE to the schools in this city. She O.
sres Also form classes Of advanced pupils Mne
Torno has the best references In Paris, IN HeW
York, and in Philadelphia and VIII De Ia s1c ne
mond by the 18th proximo. Address, care OF u Aso
Powell No. Grace street, Richmond.
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