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The GREAT lNDIA-RUBBER CAsE.-The cause be-
tween Goodyear and Day, involving the right OF
patent for manufacturing India-rubbcr goods, is
somewhat interesting. The invention must DO
valuable one, judging from tho expensive legal
contest into which both parties have entered the
fight between them. II is estimated that fifty
thousand dollars have already been expended by the
two parties in this contest-ten thousand dollars
to the lawyers on the side, and ten thousand to
the other fifteen thousand dollars for printing books
and pamphlets by both parties; and fifteen thousand
for all sorts ofadvertisng, and abusing each other in
the newspapers. The profits Of the business already
must be, at least, two or three hundred thousand
dollars year. A decision has not yet been given;
but some lawyers shrewdly suspect that the patent
right on either side is not worth much, and that the
whole business will soon be open to the public to
carry to the utmost extent, and yield profits TO che
amount of half million or a million Of dollars to
the public at large.
NEW WEBSTER pArER.-We hear it intmated
that the financial and literary friends Of Webster
are making preparations for establishing new jour-
nal to support his cause in opposition to all other
nominations, come from what quarter they may.
This has been recently agreed upon at private din
ner party at the Astor House. They have album
dance of money and brains to start the enterprise
upon, if they have the will.
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The place to get Good shirts and Chcnp.

AsLAIGHLlN corner OF Chambers and streot,
manuseturss beautiful Shirts to measure at dollars
apiece or Sl2 set His present assortment Of Cotton
Merino, SILK and Zephyr Undsrshrt and Drawers Craya
Gloves Hosiery &c Is worthy the attention Of this
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Glorious l-English Imperial 7

Competing OF gorgeous and storing oolors
unique, mosai and scroll figures before exhibited Al
90 Eowery, HIRAM ANDERS0NS y. Also American thre,-
ply Carpets, Mt 6s 3D. 49, and S. per Yard elegant now
spring styles.
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way is destroying the trade of that heretofore popula
thoroughare and IL our city fathers do come TO il
rescue it y doomed TO ruin and decay But is an i'll
wind that blows nobody good tho dealers tho eros
streets are prohtipg wonderfully by this thing.
As an instance kN0X the Halter LBS Fulton
as haa wonderful increase OF business the
his assortment Of Spring Hats disappearing rapidly
way folks. = -
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fcsts The proprety Of DOMINIC spring fabrics. CENIN
invites attention to bis superb Hats
elegant Light and as beautifully finished price
So instead OF So The assortment OF children fancy Hats
newest Paris styles. - -
GENIN, 2li Broadway, orposite St. PAUL..
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Keep up Appcnrances.-PntrOnisc Smith &
Rees City srerooms 102 Fulton street, can procure
Oh them the most fashonab Clothing very teing
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city awakened 20 the fact IL they eonfnno to oontraI
this market and keep with the cscnv0
oiLypn they must adopt Singers Sewing hschne or an
sales will mpcratyey go whore the beat work h done for
nearly year have tho manufacturers Lynn been nsin
those machines aud rsannE tremendous proGts New
must not, viii not be oudone Once J. NJ ST., er Ca
S Broedway The most ncreduloas thoroahiy
by practical domonslration We invite Mi 70 soms Ana
witlcrsthis wonder or tho age. ~ " so'As sss
]. N. siNGEK l. CO, ~ BrssswAy
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English Floor Oh Cloths, "a feet Wide,
elegant marble SCROLL and mosaic figures satIn finish
at 80 Bowery HIRAM ANDERSoNS. Aso 900 pieces Of
beautiful floor Oil Cloth in widths, at 2 3D. 3s U.s. Cd ana
d. yard And upwards the mort bargans
ever offered in this city.
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Boys Clothing Alfred NIunr0c & Co.. HI
broadway, have immense stock Bows and Chill
dren Clothn OF best quality Call and soc .or Yourselves.
One price. no deviation.
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yard for beautiful arge snd small figured ingram Carpcting
a. HIRAM hNDERSON'S, No. 80 Bowery. stair Carpets.
,ss " 6d and H. Per yard; common ingram Carpets,
g.. o., and 49, Cd. per yard. Calland see them.
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secondrNeyy York BuiIdIn,r Assocrot,on.-

Tho regular meeting of this Association viii be held
Thgrsaa! evening the 9th inst eight clock Chatham
HAIL. No. CEatsm square The fee, after thi.
meeting viii be raised TO five dollars present IL l. onl,
one dollar; only thrsyve shares subscribed
Shares will be redeemed at this meeting Subscriptions will
be received at the Office No. 6 Chambers stce one dooi
from Broadway. j. BUXTON, Jr., Secretary
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Green Turiic.-A very Gnc lot OF young
Turtles received by tho late steamers Soup aud Steaks n
very superior quality, all the Families supplied
with Soup at o.. per quart. PETER -. BAYARD
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inc subscribcr has Removed his Seed
and Plant Repository to GA Broadway aud will be happy to
attend 10 ms patrons and the public Thursday morning
next. r. DUNLAP Seedsman and 'Florist
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/ ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

AMERICAN HOTEL.-Gen. C Mercer,
GEM Harnett, Lynchburg; s w Hansford
and lady, Big Lick; A II Jones, Tappahan-
mock; w Spencer, ID Wilcox, G; fh, Q r
Joynes. A,c mae; c Alexander, Mecklenburg;
W n Scum r, Mobile; Howe and lady,
Wheeling; d A Stoddard, Newark; J H How.
AID. b, iling,on; c Mlckles, Michigan; w
Blu X, N G; Fl o Thomas and lndy, N o: w
Buckler. Boston; J o Taylor, Campbell; H
Scrusgs, Va; h Clarke, Nylne,ile; Z iiu-
gan, Cincinnati; w r Fleming Gocchland; J
K Andersen. w w james, A Anderson, Tenn;
) Warner, Philadeiphia; K X Meade, w
w Hardee, Petersburg; II Pierson and lady,
Pittsylvania J H Hicks, Brunswick; II
Cooke. lady, two children and servant, Prince
George; J A MINI lice. DR. Gag, Miss c Root,
by, N c; Miss Weatherby, N c. Mrs Clliey,
New York.
EXCHANGE HOTEL II w Anderson.
Piusylvania; r A Clanley and lady, X Neal,
Lunenburg Fovel and son, WILLIAMSBURG;
ii P ITS, King William; F c Stainback, L
A Ford. Petersburg; S 5 Painter. Ter n;
H Stone. Clarksv lie; Watkins, Halifax; l.
Warwick, + Ferguson. Miss FERGUSON.
J Lynchbure; s r B saumon'. Miss Beaumont,
p A P,indle, Washington; GettInay, N
| Gallaher, Baltimore; l. Bennington, AlLe-
marie; w G;lkes n. Brownsburg; NJ Shac-
kleford; Mrs Shachlef,rd and two children. l.
e Clifford, lady aid CHI Id, s Iilden, G.;
J b Headley, Tallahassee; Z Plat, E c Turn
er. N y; w A Walton, Farmvle; W Pratt,
lady, child and servant, Miss Wallace, Miss
Page, Hiss Pratt, Ala b Kyle. Pa; J r
Shearer, University of Va.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL j Fowl es and NJ
w Robinson, Norloway, W n Hancock,
Ameiia; J ID ;>ublet While Sulphei Springs, r
B Cole, Halifax s z Spencer, Charlotte; A s
Bell Prince Edward; w Smith, Henry; w l.
Lowell and L a Hawkins Charlottesville |. Ii
Minor, Hanover; ID Hartsook, Albemarle,
c Anderson, Va; c JraviIlian, Alb.mare;
F Mcdowell. Coving,on; K l. Paulett and J
A billiard, Farmville; r H Ford, Petersburg;
& 5 Bocock, E l. Garth end ii Goodman,
Bhailo,tsvilie; l. II Turnbille and W Turn
bile. Va.
CITY HOTEL.-J Williams, Portsmouth;
Geo Boon, Baltimore; w Robertson. Chester
field; MIR McBade aud J Hall, Caroline; I J
Burr. Ala; 5 5 Crosticke, Mobile; A Tur-
pin, Phia; N Saunders, and Miss V Saunders,
) c; Il Watkins, Master G Watkins. and
VIM + Noel, N c.; I Cunningham, Miss )
Cunningham, Savannah; w Hughes and lady,
Louisiana; l. l. Rcherson and J Carter,
Monroe, co; J L Barnes and lady, Va; j c
Penn, Bait; II l. Whitcomb, Staunon; Ii
WoOdgate, N y; J Gallag her, Bait
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Range of the Thermometer
AT ]. w. kANDcLPH's, No. I'll Main street.
SATURDAY
IA. III. I2M UP a.
6o ~ ~


'H,HE RED REVEAGFR, OR THE PI.
Il RATE KING OF THE FLOkIDAS-A thrill
ing Romance, by Ned BuItine, author f Mysteries
and Miseries of New York 6c-pric3 IS ceL ts-tOr
sale st LEWIS l. SMITHS
Cheap Publication Depot
Opposite American Hotel.
Gleason's Pictorial, for this week-l0 cents
New Yo Weekly Herald ceuts
New York Weekly Trioune-6 cents
Spirit of the Times-l2h cents
Police Gazette, Lite in Boston, Waverly, Flag
Banner. New York Dutcnman all for this week.
NEW BOOKS Eawthornes Life OF Franklin
Pierre, eap editon-37R cents
MorrelPs Miscellany for TraveIlers-l24 cents
Seven Nights in Gotham. by tue kCitcr OF the New
York fie1yuhe.
The Foster Sisters, by Mrs South worth-sO cts
Mary Sraham, Mrs Giey's iast-50 cents
Tue Guerilla hltf, or Romance Of War-5O cts
Heals and Hearts, or My brother, tae Colonel
an intesely interesting Romance--50 cents
The R ie Rangers by Capt Reii-50 cents
large stock OF Cheap Publications, Song Books,
Toy Books, Stationery, Prints, Frames, Sc, kept
constantly on hand. The trade Can be furnished
wi any thing in the line as cheap if 1t cheaper,
than anywhere else. Sub .crptoi receive to all
tie Northern Newspapers. Magazines &c, at pub
fishers prices. Sc %
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NvRpER IN ARKANsAs.-A fonl m,,de

MURDER IN ARKANsAs.-A foul murder ws
ssmmifled in Polk county, Arkansas, on the
feth nit by Albany, Samuel and David Quin.
bn, three brothers, on George w. CritteDdep.
One OF The brothers held Criitenden while the
ether two cut him TO pieces with knives. A
,ewprd ofcne hundred dollars has been offered
6S tbeif apprehension.
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hESiSrANCE or THE FIsHERMEy.-Tba
gloucester Mass Telegraph states that some
I" 'he fishermen from the United States have
gone TO the fisheries with the determination Of
1s'ef suffendering their vessels 10 the Bri,;Sh
ss.'ffS as long as life remains in them, and if
.at o. me cutters undertake TO capture them
- 'ol's lhey VIII meet with resistance; and
"heLe .'ieie are so many rssoiule men toge,h
- s"oQid me cutters unnecessarily annoy
siisnl, Trouble will assuredly resul, """0y
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wren once weighty sin hath ,rod down
She fence, each petty vice will easily stem over
q breach once made, the city is in danger n h..
sosi. We think We shall be wiser nv heinz
vsekedrr, is the simple mistake OF man. Ignnr,
anse herein Is better than knowledge; and it il
h"' better to want discourse than guilt. Alas
~s know not what rich joys we lose, when
ms' We launch into new offence. The world
feitham.
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TIE PoTATo DIsRAsE.-Tbis mysterious
disease il making alarming havoc on many
firms iD Massachusetts. Potatoes when per-
keiiy sound aud OF fine appearance when
gathered, IN certain localities, are suddenly
seized with disease, and entirely perish within
. short Tins.
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- Geo. W. Kendall, formerly of the N. o.
Fseasune, has established himself upon a vast
sSfep farm in Texas. MIR. K. spent several
weeks this summer in Scotland, purchasing
sheep. He also employed farmers and SLEEPS
AkEis in Scotland.
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Eisen the Hindoo priest is about to bapiize
IN infant, he utters the following Beautiful
sen.iment:-I Lille babe, thou en,erest the
vosid weeping, while all around smile; con.
nsse so 10 live, that you may depart in smiles,
while all around yon weep
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Hon. Thos. H. Benton left WASHINGTON a
day or two ago for Missouri. The In,elliveo-
ser says 1t is Col. Benton's intention to return
sn'iy IN December and remain during the SEES.
Aon of Congress.
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e The Hon. VIM. r. King, the Demo.
crane nominee for the Vice Presidency, ar,
med at Old Point Tuesday evening, where he
slIi remain several DAYS.
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II Mr.. Clapp, one of the editors Of the
charleston Murcury, was severely injured
o. Pie I'D, by falling through the flooring If
piazza.
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INJECTIONS IN OCToBER.-On the second
Monday of October, elections will be held.
ao' members of Congress and Legislature in
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana. The latter
Stale will in addition choose Governor and
L.. Governor
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John Mcdowell. Esq, having resigned his
okiice as Cashier ofthe Bank OF the Valley At
komney, which place he has held for a num-
bar OF years, VIM. A. Vance, Esq, has been
elected TO supply the vacancy.
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- ES. IA. ID. HOGE'S HUAIt DING
"a AND DAY SCHOOL, Corner Of Frank
lin and 9Th Streets, Richmsad, Va.-The
heXt term OF this instiuti.n will commence on the
lst OF October. The course of study will embrace
all The branches pertaining 10 thorough English
education, together with Ancient aud Modern Lam
guasts. Last year more then 100 pupils were in
attendance 81 the time, but during the next
term the nun Der will be IT stricted to lCO-twen,y
III whom VIII be received as bOarders in the family
OF the Principal Charge for board, washing and
81! usual accommodations, for ten iS0nths S22C
as heretofore. Tuition in English, from S25 tc
$40, according 10 the advancement Of the pupil
French Spanish or Italian, $50; Latin, So Music
81 Der month. The German Lana uace Will be
taught orally, or By the usual method, 10 as many
as ray with 20 acquire it, fTeeoj charge
Rev. J. ?. SAFFGRD VIII occupy the pootion
which was filled By the aev. w. J fIoge last year
Mr Stafford is 2enIl' rlan OF varied ANA accurate
scholarship and hes had several Years experience
Is al Instructor III some .: tn Institutions in
our country.
Yo2ng Ladies from the country, as well as from
The city are desired to DE present Il cst day OF
the session. II is Gitea eeriuus Inconvenience
and encouragement 10 pupil 20 enter a Glass
which has nede even weeks progress.
Payments snraria6ig IN aGcaace- one half on the
Erst OF OctUhe!, tee oiher the trst Ct March
All communications will receive prompt atten
ton. ADDRESS REV. NJ. =. HOGE
hu 2I--d&w3n Richmond Va
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II The funeral of Mr.. II. B. Gaines. took
place in Petersburg on Friday. The Express
says; "Mr. u. was one of our oldest and
most respected citizens, and had filled, for
2omber of years previous to his death, the re.
,Ponsible Office of Clerk OF the Circuit Court
ri Petersburg.
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Count de Sartiges, the French Minister at
Washington, was married at Newport. on
Snesday, to Miss Anna d. Thorndike, second
dang hier of the late Charles Thorndike, Esq .,
af Boston.
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Ia We learn from the Petersburg Express
Of Saturday, that The free colored man, who
heavy club in the hands of young white man
named Cornelius Holloway, died Friday morn
Es. The Coroner's Jury rendered a verdict in
accordance with the facts above stated.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

K,spSEss TO STRaSoERs.-One OF our most
supeetable book merchants, (Mr. G. W. re-
sired few days ago, from visit to New
Yaxk. He relates story of the kindness he
sscei,ed at the hands of three strangers whom
Ac met at the steamboat wharf in that city, as
he vas in the act of going on board for Jersey
Ghy, on his way home. He arrived at The
Kev York wharf, TOO late to put his trunk in
change of the Railroad Agents. This berg
discovered by three strange gentlemen present,
ase Of them kindly stepped up to him and told
hsss, if he would place his trunk on board the
aeas, he would be able to get il on the cars at
Jersey City. To this arrangement he assenied,
and the stranger with still more kindness
sEerea to assist him in carrying it on board
Arriving on the Jersey side, The same gentle
zsan stepped up and offered the still further
Kindness of assisting him in carrying the trunk
% the cars. Ii was hastily taken To passen-
ger car, and our friend advised TO take seat
~ il until the cars started, when he would
sase an opportunity OF having it transferred 10
tie baggage car. The gentleman who had
seinntariiy extended so much kindness TO our
kena, then disappeared, and nothing moe
Mas seen OF him or his two companions. Just
as fhe cars for Philadelphia were about start
mg, our friend discovered that he was in car
ses another place. This, however, he thought
2ye result Of accident on the part Of The
snasger who had conducted him there, as pos
asAay he did not know " hich were the Philudel-
9aia cars. He succeeded, however, in reach
rs he right cars before they started. A short
aiuse afterwards, while pleased with his sue
rsss in getting across the river and gaining n
seal in time for a rapid exit homeward, and
.biIe congratula,ing himself that he had met
uiah such kind friend in his travels, he hap.
pesed to feel for his pocket-book-and behold
at Eas gone He paid just ninety dollars for the
MADNESS he had received. Of the truth of this
he had not the slightest doubt, when he called
% mind all the circumstances in connection
Nth the three gentlemen whom he met and
bad left behind, although he supposed at first
sfai they were, like himself, travellers ON the
~sy 10 Philadelphia. The three together, in
Sac excitement Of reaching the cars, had done
zhc picking work most successfully.
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4 ICORICE PAsTE.--75 cases Beck & Co.'S
u Lscorice Paste, Warranted pure) for sale ny
JOHN A. ROBINSON,
- 20 Corner Cary and Goth streets.
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nOL0GNEs, SOAPS, PEI y UMESs
" Fancy Goods Porte Monaies. Hair Brushes
Toilet Articles, Paper Weights, Flower Vases, Ala.
baster DDS, Wash Balls, Purses, Tooth Brushes
and great variety of handsome and useful Goods
very low, at Wholesale or retail by
BENNETT & BEERS. Druggists,
sc % 1875 Main ST. eet, Richmond
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n kN HOOKs-NEW BOOKs.-Tne ID

NEW EOOkS-NEW BOOAS.-The H.
IL s;itutes OF Algebra, being the INST part of a
course of Mathematics, designed for the of
Schools Academies and Colleges, by B Docharty,
LII,
Tie School for Fathers. an Old English Story. by
T Gwynne
Pioneer Women of the West. By Mrs Elicit
Voices of Nature to her Foster Child the Soul Of
Maj. series OF Analoges betwt en- the natural and
the spiritual world, by the author of "a Reel in
Bottle edited by Rev Fl Cheever
Daniel Webster and his Contemporaries, by w
March
anglo American Literature and Manners, from
the French Of Philarete Chasles
The Personal Adventures of sour Own Cores
pendent i'll Italy chewing how an active campaign.
er can find good quarters when other men lie il the
fields; COCO dinners while many are half starved
and good wine though the Kings staff be reduced
to hat rarions, by NJ Honan
No 7 Rle4k House. No 81 Pictorial Field Book
Anna Hammer, Tale of Contemporary German
Lie, by Fl Guernsey
A. NORRIS, late Drnker g. Morris,
Sc % 81 NJ lain street.
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'ENO SCHOOL TEACHERS, PARENTS
J. AND OTHERS.-NASH & WOODHOUSE,
Eagle Square Richmond, Va, are supplied with q
large stock Of the best and most popular School
Books, Geo 3 aphies, Grammars, Arithmeucs,
Sp, ling Books, Histories, Readers, &c.
Works on Mathematics, ge0rs, Geometry, As.
tronomy, Surveying Geology, Botany, Compost.
ton, Trigonomesry, &c.
Latin, Greek, French, Italian, Spanish, German
and Hebrew I. xt Books
TO their de ,artment of French Books. they have
lately devoted particular attention.
Besides all he regular Text Books, used and re.
commended by the several Teachers in this city
they have well selected stock of choice French
Literature for genera ding, by reliable authors
<.lObes.-H. & w. have also for sale, the best
Gobes If the latest edtions, and of various sizes.
seq
A'iLEs AND EDGE TUOLs.-3 oasks
a. w 81 S. Butchers' Files ana Edge Tools,
comprising
Flat, halt round round fqua,e and eoualing Files
Mill saw Files, s TO IA inches inclusive
Hand, tenon, pit and cross cut Saw Files
Socket, mortlse and frmer Chsels, all sizes
Miaw'ig hts and pattern makers Lhiseis
Pattern naser's Gouges, in sets
Drawing Knives, Braces and Bits, &c. &c.
Which We offer at low prices.
c. J. SINTON q CO.,
Importers of Hardware
se22 Sign OF the Circular Saw, II Main ar.
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EDUCATION.

az r.TAYLOR,s SCHOOL for SMALL
H. BOYS, Sth street, dingOnally be>
tween st. Paups and the Presbytcrinn
Church, resume my dufes on Monday next,
the 10th inst My terms 925 for scholars enter.
ing during the first or second months of the session.
and at the rate of $50 per session for subsequent
entries All scholars are for the session unless
entered otherwise. The discipline Of my School
ia rather suasory than c-mpulsve elevating rather
than subdung For take it that a single earnest
volunteer In this service will do more credit TO his
teacher than aschoolroom full of driven conscdpts
For 1t is fact demonstrable to any comprehension
that only selfmaking and sustaining men can keep
tho vanstep of the age we live in. act on tits TACT
In my school room, and the first rudmental I'm.
preston seek o mske on every by coming under
my influence, 10 to learn and love to help himself
My rooms are excellent, both for winter and sum-
mer. selo-n
YOUNG LADIES' COLLEGIATE Sc.
i MlNARY, corner of Franklin and Fifth streets.
Shockoe Hill, Richmond, Va. The sixth session OF
this Institution win commence on Monday, sep
TENDER 9th, upon an improved PIN. The School
will consist of five MISUNDERSTANDING, Acade'
mic, and three Collegiate neutrality-suspicious..
junior and senior. The collegiate department VIII
embr ace all the important English branches aad
Modern Languages pursued in our best colleges -
The design of this department Is to qualify young
ladies for teachers, and to occupy stations in the
higher walks of life.
TEAcHERs.-S. s. Stevens, A. NJ, Principal; Mr.
Staicos, Professor of Modern Languages; Mr. J. 8.
Perkins, Teacher in Drawing; Miss Nichols, Teach.
er of Music or others if preferred.
The most compete Mt and accomplished ladies Will
be procured to assist in the English department.
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QUAR- Els w. kEbSEE VIII resume the
- exercises vi mis- oCdOUL in the basement o.
Trinity Church, On the st October
TERMS PER SESSION OF IL MONTHS
Reading Writing, Spelling and Mental Arithme-
SO
~ S. 'ici Lheish Department Observation-Disclosures. 30
Classical Department. 40
ST. lin
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11yHE NUTks OF IL 3 .sas be
STATES nANK, Washinstoa, D. cs'"a' y
redeemed BY m in Virginia mosey r,ssIgY.