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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-25
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL

CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
~ ACADEMY.-ERNEST VOLGER, PHI D. and
GEORGE s. PATTON, PRINCIPALS.-The owe
CAL and MATHEMATICAL EDUCATION, as far
necessary for entering any college of the country
will go INTO operation the LIST of October next. for
the following ten months. The subscribers who
have been connected with two Of the prominent
institutions III the State, and have acquired init
mate acquaintance both with the requirements of
colleges and the deficiencies of preparation, fetter
themselves that they will give ample satisfaction to
the public
Tie Classics and the Modern Languages will be
taught by DIR. Z. Nolger; the Mathematics and Eng
lish branches by Mr.. George s. Patton. Unnecessary
competent assistants will be employed.
TERMS.
For Classics and Mathematics, $50; for each of the
Modern Languages S2o-one. half payable in advance,
the remainder on the LIST of March.
For particulars see our Prospectus, which will be
circulated as soon possible.
The School will be on Shockoe Hill, the location to
be announced hereafter. Early applications de-
sired. Apply to either of the undersigned DR.. Vol
ger may be found at his Office corner of Main and
18th streets, and Mr.. Paton-tor the next ten days
at his fathers residence, corner of 9th and Franklin
streets. ERNEST VOLGER,
GEORGE S. PATTON.
Visitors and Faculty of University of Va; Faculty
of Virginia Military Institute Rev. DR.. Edward Ro-
binson, New York; Professor Longfellow and Doctor
Charles.Beck ofHarsard University, George Tcknor
Esq, Boston.
Alta maeting of the Board of Visitors, held Tues
day, June 2Sth- 1855
utkOINeda ilaC board OIL lSltors highly appre-
ciate the learning zeal and ability of DR.. EVolger,
who for time gcted Assistant Instructor in the
School of Modern Languages in the University of
Virginia, and deeply regret, well the which
placed him under the necessity of relnquisfing his
official employment in the institution the loss of
his valuable services.
Teste, s. G. TUCKER
Secretary of Board of Visitors.
Dr. Ernest Folger has, during two sessions acted
Assistant Instructor III the School of Modern IAN
guages PrGfound and extensive learning. combined
with great facility and tact III communicating know
ledge to others, have secured to him unusual
Teacher In his private intercourse with
dents also his heightened principles and gentleraniy
department have exercised most healthful iniu-
ence.
am well convinced, therefore, that DR.. Volger is
eminently qualified TO direct higher Latin school,
and web deserves the confidence of and guar
dians. NJ. SCHELE DE WE'RE,
Prof of Modern Languages, &c.
University of Va, June, 1s 1858.
do, with great confidence, recommend Mr. Geo.
S. Patton eminently qualified to take charge of
Classical and Mathematical Academy. Mr.. Patton
of the most disting ushed graduates of his
class and possesses qualifications that entle him
a most liberal support
FRANCIS H. SMITH, Superintendent
/ Tett T,,fa A
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Visitors AID Faculty of University of Va Faculty
OF Virginia Military Institute; Rev. DR.. Edward Ro
binson, New York; Professor Longfellow and Doctor
Gharles.Bec of Harvard University, George Tcknor
Esq, Boston.
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do, with great confidence, recommend Mr.. Geo.
s. Patton eminently qualified to take charge of q
Classical and Mathematical Academy Mr.. Patton
was one of the most stinguished graduates of his
class and possesses qualifications that entitle him to
a most liberal support.
FRANCIS H. SMITH, Superintendent.
Va Military Institute, Aug. H. 1853.
au 2i-3taaytOct
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BY GODDIN 4 APPERSON.

BIZ UUUDIN APPEKSUN.
TOR SALE, AT AUCTION.-Will be
Il sold, on SATURDAY AFTERNOON next the
9th August, upon the premises commencing at 81
O'Clock, the ground LEASE and TENEMENT on the
lot recently occupied by Mr. Thomas A. Mayer as a
carriage depository, the north side of Franklin
street, adjoining Mr.. John Womble's lumber house.
Terms cash, or satisfactorily endorsed negotiable
note, with the interest added at months.
au24 GODDTN L APPERSON, Aucts.
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LOST AND FOUND.

IN DOLLARS REWARD.-Lost or
IN stolen from the Union Steamship compauy's
whart at Rocketts-l TRUNK, marked J H. Har-
grove; ! TRUNK, marked w. H. Arlington; 2
TRUNKS, marked Lyons, Abrams & Davis The
above reward will be given for the delivery of ali
these goods at my Office, or $40 for each package
ROBERT RANKIN
an q Agent U. s. S Co.
&TRAYED OR STOLEN On Sunday
~ evening, large dark brown MARE, white spot
on the neck, and in very good working order sui
table reward will be paid for said any infor-
NATION leading TO her recovery. Apply to
JAMES OLIVER,
Near the Lancasteriau School, or at this office.
an 23-St~
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INFERIOR WHEAT.-We wish TO pur-
i chase II, eco bushels interior WHEAT.
as !. McGgupEks SONS
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NATTERS AND CHILDREN'S SHOES.

TABLE MATS-A very fine assortment
Il on hand, and for sale low at
JAS. d. B. EVANS,
au2f III West Main st.
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NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS JUST

JEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS JUST
~ RECEIVED AT THE EXCHANGE BOOK
STORE.-Memoirs of the Life of the Right Honora-
bic Sir James Macintosh, edited by his son. Robert
James Macintosh, ESD. Fellow of New College,
Oxford vols Syo., cloth, with fine portrait, 81 30.
tanning clear exposition of their principles and pruc
tce, by Andrew Ure NJ. d., f. r. S, NJ. 6. s., etc
Illustrated with nearly sixteen hundred engravings
wood, fourth edition corrected and greatly enlarged;
vols, 9vo, cloth So 90.
The History of New England, from 1880 to l649 BY
John Winthrop, Esq, first Governor the Colony of
the Massachusetts Bay from his original manuscripts,
with notes to illustrate the civil and ecclesiastical
OF the country. aud the lives and manners of the
principal planters by James Savage, President of the
Massachusetts Historical Society; edition, with
additions and corrections by the former editor vos
8vo cloth, portrait, 81 80.
Yankee Notions tor September 12lc
Jem Blunt, a tale of the Land and the Ocean, by the
Old Sailor, 25c.
Life of Daniel Boone, SOC. For sale by
q. NJ. WEST,
0u "a Nos. and G, Exchange Hotel.
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nor RENT Or SALE-The new brick

TOR RENT OR SALE.-The new brick
IL tenement, situated the corner of Franklin
and 9th streets, and in the occupancy of DR..
Ots. This house contains every convenience for the
accommodation of large and genteel family, being
roomy and supplied with city and gas From
lis very central and pleasant location this property is
peculiarly adapted for the of professional bu
siness man. and viii be either rented or sold on very
accommodating terms. Apply to
au 25-5t JAS NJ TAYLOR
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NOR RENT OR LEASE. Tenement

a the south side of Main street. ard second
from ID street. 1t contains ten rooms besides closet
is furnished with gas fixtures and hydrant, has an
excellent kitchen and other oGt-houses. The build
ings all new, and in good repair. good tenant
may lease for term OF years upon accommodating
terms. Apply at the tenement next below.
au l3-I2C
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WATER CURE. w. RANDOLPH
w has iuss published DR. c. j. b. WILLIAMS
and others on tie principles of the WATER CURE,
with comments and explanatory remarks by ]. Tim
berlake, designed chiefly TO point define ate the
safest the most efficient and the most beneficial
modes of bathing a. TO all but more especially for
inyalids, the delicate, the weak Pres 37a for
paper, OF SIC. bound. aa23
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Ely GODDIN 4 APPERSON.

A LOTS IN BROWN, PAGE AND GAM
Il BLK'S PLAN, NEAR VALLEY STREET, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Wili be sold on FRIDAY af-
tenoon, the 26.h August, 1858, upon the premises,
commencing at O'clock, FOUR LOTS in Brown
Page CANDLES plan each fronting q feet, on a
street 80 feet wide running back 40 feet to street
10 feet wide Also, LOTT fronting 40 feet on James
street, running back 40 feet.
TERMs-One-thrd cash, balance at and months
for negotiable notes, interest added secured by a
trust deed or title retained
GODDIN APPERSON,
au Zz-ot Aucts.
IL Immediately after the above sale, viii be sold
two handsomely situated Building Lots ON the east
side of 18th, north of Poplar street, each having
front of z feet. and depth of 100 feet Aso Lot
the west eide OF said 18th street, the intersec-
ton of Clay and 18th streets having front of Sc
feet and depth of 100 feet. Terms-the same as
above. GODDIN l. APPERSON
au2 Aucts.
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VALUABLE WHARVES FOR RENT
ATAUCTION-Will be rented, on TUESDAY
AFTERNOON, at o'clock, on the 3Ofh inst, on the
premises those Valuable WHARVES, at Rockets,
known Gs Ludlanls, for one year, commencing on the
1st September next LUDLAM l. WATSON.
au 24-5t
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FOR SALE-A Saddle HORSE. The
Il owner having further for him. viii sell at
bargain. Apply to Dr.. J. BOLTON,
au Its Grace street between Ath and 9TH.
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GREAT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

A y LASI In
NJ SUCCESS!-MORE THAN SEQ PERSONS In
TO THE REMARKABLE CURES PERFORMED
BY CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.-This great
spring medicine and purityer of the blood is now
used by hundreds of grateful PATIENTS who testify
daily 10 the remarkable cures performed by the
greatest of all medicines CARRIERS SPANISH
MIXTURE. Neuralgia, rheumatism, Scrofula, Erup-
tons in the Skin, Liver Disease, Fevens Ulcers Old
Sores, Afec tions of the Kidneys. Diseases of the
Throat, Female Complaints, pains and aching of the
bones and JOINTS are speedily put 10 fight by using
this great and inestimable remedy.
For all diseases of the blood and q spring and
summer medicine. nothing has yet heeR found To
compare with it, II cleanses the system of all mpu
rites acts gently and efficiently the liver and kid
news Strengthens the Digestion gives tone the
stomach, makes the skin clear and healthy, and
stores the constitution, enfeebed by disc or brokeV
strength.
For the ladies' il is ineomparably better than all
cosmetics ever used few doses OF Carters Spanish
Mixture will remove ali sallowness Of complexion
bring the roses antng to the cheeG, give elasticity
to the step and improve the general health in re
Harkable degree, beyond ell the medicines ever
heard of.
The large number of certificates of remarkable
cures performed persons residing IN cur city
by the of Carter's Spanish Mixture, ID the best
evidence that there is hnnabug about il. The
press hotel keepers, magistrates. physicians aud pub
lie men, well known to the community all add their
testimony to the wonderful effects ct this GREAT
BLOOD PURlFYER.
Call and see a few out of the hundreds of certif-
Gates around the bottle.
None genuine unless signed
BENNETT L BEERS, Druggists.
No l25 Main street. Richmond
Sold bv all Drffrgia.s this city and ell
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ON MAIN sTREET

FOR SALE.-For sale, that valuable LOT on
Main street, with the brick carpenters SHOP. &c
now occupied by VIM. Forbes and S Y. Landrunl-
The lot fronts u feet, and back 1903 feet APP
ply to
au Eft GODDIN l. APPERSON
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TOR RENT-A comfortable Brick House,
l. 18th near street, Church Hill, at present &C.
cupied by Thomas j. Starke. Possession given ia
few days. Rent $l32 per year. Apply to
TOLERs& COOK, Agents,
10 Pearl
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Sold By all Druggists in this city aud elsew he n
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for IS. apl
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UNWILLING HOUSE WANTED-In exchange FOR
IL f ss proud Lo' sr-isc tu 90 la 80 = ~ s.
hsf boa o. he ff1V. sua s1e rso "a ia u
H.. Fos sIr time ard ros r l hI-te az Of
5p n. O., nus ApPy IS. MckE ADJ. % Niast p stf
TAEM WANTFD-A medium sized arm, suitably
DIV ed INTO woodland tLlsgs AID pstrs l0s,ed wtn 80 .
riss cdy raI0i- O. arb - rlrfe, eile ~
Y,rt r-JeseJ Cornsctcu. r vficn ' rni ~ q -
.rrs.r wan q imufCatsv -afsscfrrT - 90 q
rofatIv fe with s7 ht bay tnl sock %
Ia fh. vl.s-ei o. he place A1-fcs- p'
J. FAHNER. BfOltlyn. l. J.
ETANUTACIURING.- subscriber WISHES y
vi pIoe-re pace c9ad eiiss 81 Manic aaL
roy slle - rsf'. 94
ssils river Addfes.s 80 IL sesF-l Ok ros-I-l
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CFwING MACHINES Tie general superiority o.
- ohOtEE AYR COS ,it--i-- . 49,. 70 -
ii rs-.. me- =. r,..i.s.r r.-- vhc- ss -ei rse's
lth =. slr 4-l.T o-rt' d. .t.. so
f'.r srt.a tssrfy. sta Uh .-d rfr slrnfy e E .-y
rsrr' GO 3. rsr5rd ca Request Fre So ~.,-
AEWING MACHINES To FAlLORS IAiLOb
- TssIs e. kc.-Ia- AVERY sswiNG LAC st- n-s-.
t~gCuc GUSTAV he hsst A. 1oss q - o. az -
i uaci d. c. r D. .tl o.f By a1s Fif tne
nav Be- aka Of ~ l.su tls o1iy rel sic aa'.
vs'u,5e loi- q q th -ash re- -gs e,l.f 20
49, n = eev~ys -r--, ,hs "a Il. a- ~
Invented sors aud cdr clath The ac 'sot
,gi2e svfBI = NlSG aa5IIryE Co n 81 '-s,i,-sT
Pce A@csle 20 Tables sn4 q al p-ee
Nrr.yOgx JIys 40
-AyERl SEV IAG MACHINE aas os.ay rs,orsaId z o
itsEpcay Durability aae especially fer the sitss a1s y
AID hsnSoue We Thoroughly tested he
,trr N So 90 a. sasee la. The sch OF lbs cAlss
oics.ure this machine fsnd aud 20 rAioes
BoUOETON KNAPP. Wholesale Dealers II MsH'. I'D beJ'
LoCNw0OD ( DrB0IS Meschsat TaIors W Sc Broadway.
IL A GoJL Co Wbolesale Dealers N o'has No - " ~a'
! FULL sr-.hart Taller NJ. s5S BrOaev,,.
DICKSON ~ frUs Merchant Ts.l.r. No - B-'si~>T
Use the Gas REGULATOR --Tais invaluable
y aci certainly . coat Of tn COS; Of "a, sa,
A REGULAR LIGHT
siSe, ed s az s e; so l,, Of from i ~ s
No Personal kTrENTi6S
required ~ ~ tie r. so atch Il only ou' barse ia
r. supply o. es'ry 6arneri0 ID h'n''
lighted they Fl ~ e caiS5r Waste GAS
ltou the ci that Only ne proper quantity can Be o1sne6 Iaier TIE
lie Rsspor prevents s from, ckns thas ke,pnsthe w,
o icus' clean 40 Keeps uueoaslHa gas ro The 700 as max
The rseha can se Ne Broadway, where
eufinesis kho der o nis -ai consuuers o. every
gTsd,. s-e -yhct 70 eKl mine t.
he NEwIoHH Gas REGJi iros COMPANY are prepared
u
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Gullern au0 jdr0ware.

n RATES aud FENDERS.-J. X H. KELLY, No
~ Frcomest Dr. Cones Church sni opposite ths
Har, Rord Der,t The sutscro.r has hand spenll
- Pscrus which style aud csn-o
SURPASSED Those who purchase vUld do wei 20 cal,
v fec corGdsrf b would be to theT RiysutaEs
DIG IRON-lUO tuus No. | Scotch Pig Iron now
L landing nd iog sale y SPOFFORD rILESrON Co,
No 50 Broaiwv
HOUSE FURNISHING AMI MECHANICS
Ia HARDWARE CHEAP for CASH.-JAS DIXON sJHS
Illtd britannia McisWaIt IN Tea sud Cole Urrs Ciee
ed Tcsrots Su4hr SoT and Cream Jg Cos Cake BssSe
81 Fors KNIVES. o. and id LAMPS &, &C. &C All sri
ces WaTransd. exchang 3D. ta.eu back OF s'nrogd
DACO;iA 4 Co,
No. 2G ChsrhAt.st OPP sta Dlte'n
~ All S-piasteTers aud Builders can buy 81 i'm or
- Lath Din shlr Sas is lou,at iearsrs prizes
~ The EMrihE NAIL WORKS hot oi -f-ls-- Eat River
CTONTS, STOVES!i STOVES The cheapest
- tho cy, with the .-rros 455rment Cal and
Rlllc eE he Number $50 sth ds0 above " h
r. WHITE. Jr
WIN SOUTHWELl, Stove Dealer, Tin Plate, Cop
w per- Sheet Iron Workc- No ~ Gcenwictsv % ,o1-
SANITY On hsud rs 'soImcuto nt ea A. Coekns
Han occ stow AT rn Tor M GO nprns
the Nv y CT ACslyrs to0kug s7se superior 20 any
yet otfrd Each Mirror CHANDELIER ant HitAr PAror
S'ors ~ which e oi for ae the slntae terms
sors eTs-cl p-tuP JObbns Of a Kinds promptly aisad
Cd
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fire- prcof Safes.

MORE SMOKE but no FIRE From SEEARNS
IVA MARVIN bark dvn. and show te Sht trah
e. GAtC blcA hItf rsuei taAes 10 ha "a
I,av ecape. Bat lo no. git3ncu hsve caught
yau as Vrn aoH, yH4 n NV c1AI
ieuce vlh lso,i, ha o,h TIA sale l ed
accord insut which and sct ZOO sfAn l11ole
End saft Cd coosGyke) 10 ioud00 Nc Orleans, end es''
who're dodge he merits Of ntns n' 70 DC NE
ling wretch, catching rags Now gentlemen DO zoe
tho fTuptr element Cor terrs AMI you n =
COR vii eoou srow ha caln9 sosreh hs Her ~ are
r@rm With me and tne pa7ht
ead you uPto the 1aF trial when proceeds me eH
have eet,d III following snrnsn who have con''ned %
scrvC - yogr dtrs Pit uf ot4nni ,a
with Rcls lurrogcu6Irb fUetIer win Of rH -
pATEAq Gil AMriON SAFES. ~. OF NiLDLN- fAiEHi
tfn tnd 's any snt ell otter Sse furnish IA
tHee with one oi hif SAT g. D. tced Of ntme
IL follow % compose portion o. the IoMnutst
Jamts LlNy, Prssiatut Of 9th Na'lf0d ConuanF.
john In Banker, an edfor BANK Nos list Conner
Bfnsdw $ I'D valet
Nm DIM Adams 4 Go z Express
Simeon 10 ID MetropO.lan Hotel
John 6to-Tf 90 Of George huofher No IA Peari.st
Now Gtutfu the Above vseknon esn@t.bls ..
krs wh' yerc cannot he doH btei utn.
number within ten days This yo1r refls
o. nesi Ct % % 10 cont lance vi chasnge uanber
vii &c aedd 70 aid committee and ~a AID yolr
tnd pechsrce 0ilesI Will be subjected pgbio tr
neisht orhcoa Of rho Crystal Palace Wax sent-uon the
caFtsn's oaicc AID settle. siLAs G. HERRING,
Safe Depot Noe 10 49, and 81 Wsterst
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lnstructlon.

\ IL mo WANT to WRITE a GOOD HAND
S % ne erhrTs NTiing Paro-s No = Broadway his
~ ~. q fsnnsrsap The bes ana G-niirn.a
-. ts 80 sVeiy tsgEhi besrriuL free rrs-sf IA, .ssf
u N'ns u /. 70 4 LssOaS Csn VISITING caras s-r.,y
GEORGE BRIS row
~ fcinS MonDoufh Co. \ J. PHILFTIfS PfntIieS =,
frneipsl The winter sson Of : Weess 81, a -,
as OF Ocfocer Ev-'Acr astic, ~ % az plsscu
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I IWAhD IL LUDLOW WI sell GA fSIDAY.
INE rMO.SioRY II l and nNsGMENT RRIcy

i HOUSFS and LOTS On glFrY.giilRD-S -DCM MONT A
CSACK Will cell a. Auction. THURSDAY. oc p sl2oelsA
the Ne hsnis' xcharrr bosom bck -
sud Los the rcrh a'e OF Ast hstNfru * aai tsw, sS
r 100 nicr tu By dan Uort a tie bsi a.
brown sfCCTs and rmmirel inn rtInoa &c. Zach
us ifos anf sliding loo mafh rlrIs s-sfes eo,kaf
tang ana watcri hsrd fn shed H1nsss L. "a
nchs ~ "a &c Lot 70 feet nchs bv io feet inchcs
cuity Of the "A and 81 hvruae Rtlsda rweArs
Of the purchase money rSy remain on bond add mougss S
rc~ifVc
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OanGina Aca0emiee.

A DODWORTH'' DANCING ACADEMY No. I
~ Hlo.evss row oIer OR ptol r w lass.J
du-.da, Ilarl.y o. salarl., cru ~ ,ieae en 60
rrrers de v- bend OF music every sl.d4s al mon
Dances viii Dc intsod s seop pfoar.d dass rc.9
~ 70 -e t sh0' 81 Lon 100 snc r-i., sapf ~, Tor she
eiy new nce .efe reafeo nom N-ss ,cssirs MaKovsS
Lonoou Wish vi b. arodgeee f tae ar e n ts country
can no" az from prsrs ohassvs1a ksf ao oseas
ysnisr IS stlslmort ethsi Lcnion, Ps = NsrYo-S
hIed ilT fore ths the nee VII the Of the 80
stiet Id - tie eoRi Ct and do.taent Of Papis III
sfssefuii, aelnowletssd b ALLEN DoDwJara y
DANCING ACADEMIA GHERARDI beg. 10
= inorn h psi-ous ga re Fub th h pen - course
Clarendon Housc sAIURDAY. Oct Is At s. Sel,rs NJ
, s for 70 ne ,ae AID Aaers weda aAy I'd SAiaTiys i
IN Strifers ssstS iuesiays ard Fridays Private
oso.s "a isris s $50 b and srteaied oin so,
promptly siteuselio " '-1a0f u VII Dc
nANCING-Gv0 broadway .-Evening Clssse. firm
ns a Ell tirics cr ladies' ard 0-uf..n 4 =. -
e. sni az 'FPAss'oH 70 b made No "a y BOOK
- r BURSTOS
DANCING ACADEMY, No. l Ws.hingt IN. ,l,c.-
- Nine CkANlkR DEsJAEDINs = 70 isfr., r. 49,
ulsls apply a. Mra Gsrsssrrs 10 ~, " P-se- Tor Gte-
nsion >ch,l p.i.se ialn.s go, -- " 81
tEhREkOs DANCING ACADEMY. No a Wat
- asssf = ss6sn- ~ bRKl FERRE 10 .as h.r srohr
Oct Yrtr ~. ~ 80 i,on the, sieny 90 "a rURDAI
80 iasSr,s :. = ? y commencing dsa-
- W =. fv'ie iesoas -i7es Class snd SCHOOLS ..,ead.d
X W. WHALE " DAUGHTERS DANCING
~ IA >>hs-Acv RcouS NJ IS ana % AZ W \ % rss
e,:sI sipoe7se TIA III Casses eoHalses q ssoSs On
I'D satrrt17 -ftrrnocn I'D the eveaiE Tor
NO. a. h a. eeilie HaL BrooEiyn Ill
Oe ~ fcf "a ticlars cs1lss y h,d a. sbsrs
\ LIE. y LANNAl's DANCING SCHOOL. AZ
or. a. es oPIosi,s tas CIR Hsl Br0oki-n !. uoE
As'ee b. ber dssxfeE. Maees Ua-saafss .rs.y-ir =
sr I'd Isons Prras elsss. ssIoos sssded A4ir.s.
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plGHo-

Il OLlAN and OTHER PLANOS-T ; BERRY
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