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CURED ELocurION TAUGHT

D0CTOR COMsTOCK'S VOCAL GYMNASIUM
- Philadelphia, which has been in successful opera
ton for more than twcnty years, is designed for The
the Correction of Lsping and other Defective Arcu-
lation, as well as for Improvement in Elocution.
Address A. C0MSTOCK, NJ d.,
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THE SEMI-wEEKLY,

Persons residing at points where mails arrive often
er than once week are requested TO examine the
Semi Weekly. We regard it as the cheapest political
newspaper published in the United States
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SUBJECT OF BLAVEKY.
Being Compilation from the Writings q
Washington, Jefferson, Madison, and Others
trhose names are eonSeerated in the affections
of the Southern PeopIe-the Debates an the
Federal and State Conventions iohich framed
and ratified the Constitution Of the United
States-those pAi6h occurred an the first Con-
crosses ,ohieh sat during the Administration
of General WGShington-and ertraets from
tie Debate an the Virginia Legislature an
1892 toith uariotis letters judicial decisions, 5e.
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FIRE AND RoBBEaY.-A negro named Isaiah
Rumsey was arrested on suspicion of setting FIRE to
the Presbyterian Church at Havre de Grace, Md,
and the house of Capt. Branagan. Subsequent to
firing the church, the dwelling of negro named
Dorsey was robbed of fifty-ive dollars. Rumsey
confcsses to robbing Dorsey. He also has told the
name of his accomplice, negro named Rigdon or
Rigby, who is also arrested. He has also confessed
firing the buildings, together with numerous rob
berries committed here and elsewhere, and upon
searching his trunk, stolen articles have
come to light, among them silver goblet belonging
TO the Catholic Church. piece of cassimer not yet
identified, and many articles supposed to belong to
Capt. Brauagan, who is yet absent.
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SAILING MATcH-A sailing match came OF at
Pass Christian, La, on the 18th, between the Stin
garee and the Edith 1t was for $3.50 side, a tri-
angular race of fifteen miles, and was won handily
by the Edith, beating her adversary nine minutes
and forty-ive seconds. Although the Stingaree
beat the Edith on Thursday last, at Biloxi in stiff
breeze, the odds to-day were on the Edith, in con
sequence of the light wind at the hour of starting
says the Picayunc of the 17ih
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The CorToS CRoP.-From all parts OF Mississir-
pi and Alabama, there is general concurrence OF
accounts about the great calamity 10 the cotton
worms and the unpropitious rainy season. let.
ter shown the editor of tie Mississppian from a
gentleman who has just Travelled over large por-
tion Of Mississippi aud Alabama expresses the con-
fident opinion that the crop cannot exceed 10000
h.Ia =
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MECHANICS WANrED-The Danville Republican
says that there is in that place great demand for
mechanics of all kinds, but especially carpenters
and brick-layers. The Republican says that all
who want work viii be sure to find it, and that en-
ergetic mechanics of every class will find Danvile
as good place as can be found
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LITTLE Boy Losr-''A gentleman from Africa
was making night hideous with bell, and cry O
'ittle boy lost" last evening. On he went, alon.
Washington st., and up Courtlandt, with the dine
dong, ding dong, little boy lost!'
There are lots of little boys lost in this rrea.
City, that never cried, little creatures tha
don't know the difference between Heaven and
Havre and imagine that to either place. it is s'chil
dren half price, who entertain not a doubt that
ticket for both be procured at any of the rail
road offices in Broadway.
On Tuesday night we were standing under al
awning near "Madison-square, waiting for an ON
nibus fright down." which, OF course, didn't comt
for full ten minutes, when we discovered, ROLLED
up in corner, a little bundle Ii might have beer
little heap OF shadow, but it sobbcd Shadow:
don't sob and 80 we were convinced there was liit
in the bundle-and 80 there was; little girl, upon
whom scarce seven summers had shone, and here
she was 10 o'clock, and a stormy night
Those precious cosmetics, soap and water would
have made her beautiful. Her eyes were the color
OF ofheaven, and her mouth was modelled after Cupds
bow. But then, she was pale and poor and rar
ged A little basket of flowers, drenched with the
rain torn and disarranged, dangledfrom one hand
Well might she have taken up the melancholy soma
OF "Victor's orphan daughter, Ellen," and plead
for purchaser, but she had done better, for while
nature was weeping for her, and such as her,
''Ifaught inanimate e'er grievesn
She had curled herself up, upon the door stone
to sleep.
'My little girl, It's time you were at home''
SCOT no home"
''Whatl no homer
"No," said the little creature, ''Maa am and Bobby
and me stay at old mother-'s cellar, bat Tia.
a'int home, you know" and this child of sorrow
looked naively up in face, as if she fanced we
knew all about it,
$50 you had better home oncet"
Her eyes were strangely lighted with some shin
ing, but distant memory; she lifted one hand, and
brought it down little way in that emphatic ges-
ture peculiar to children, with, 81 guess we did,
but" she added pensively, ''Tis way way offf'
There was something eloquent in this; heaven
and home, and almost everything beautiful, is al
ways "'way, way OFF, in the day dreams OF the
little orphans of fortune.
Many there are in this great City-doubtess that
little Flower Girl is one of them-who will carry,
all through life-life of wretchedness and rags
though it be-some beautiful memory, like charm
in the bosom, emit ing in the gloomest hours like
diamond in the dark, the ray OF sunshine it has
absorbed-N Y Tribune.
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INDIAN ANNuIrIEs.-The Washington Star says
that the Indian Bureau is busily engaged in send
ing out the government annuies due to the several
tribes on our borders. To Michigan they will
send about S60000; to Wisconsin about $50 900; to
Minnesota $4,000; to the Central Superintendent
cy, ST. Louis District, S25O0O0 and to the South
ern superintendency about SI5O,000. These sums
include pay of Agents, &c. Most of the money is
to be distributed per capita among the Indians
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THE ERIcssoS.-ln reply TO numerous inquiries
in relation 10 the caloric slip, the New York Mir
ror says: We will state generally, that our faith In
Ericsson's entire success ia srl undiminishei. Be
tween this and the first Of October we think
practical answer viii be given 10 all scepcs by the
shin he-selL thai viii put the Calorc motor ques
tior at reM And by the way, we are happy 10 see
thai the editor of the Mechanics Magazine has
Completes backed down, Withdrawing all hia for
msr objscfions TO Nriessons invention.
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GAMBLERs.-Three men, James B. Riddle. Adam
Berry and Eli May, were discovered on Friday
playing cards in covered wagon in the streets OF
Staunton. They were brought before the Mayor
and required to give security in 800 each for their
appearance at the February Term of the County
Court. SO says the VinGicator.
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BURIAL OF THE LATE BROOKS HUNTER. - Mr.
Hunter, who was killed recently, was followed to
tae grave by the ire,department and many citizens
of ofMemphis. Mr.. Hunter was very accomplished
civil engineer, and had been engaged upon the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad since the COM
mencement of the work He was a worthy young
man. nephew of Hon. R. NJ. 7. Hunter, of Virgin
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FIRE AT ALEXANDRIA-On Thursday night,
about O'Clock, a stable On Fairfax street Alexan
drla, belonging to Mr.. John Greenwood filed with
straw, &c. was destroyed by fire. The loss was
not large, but the Sentinel says that this fire fur
nshes additional evidence that there are incendia
rois in that CITY,
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NOBLE CoNDUcT.-Thc Howard Association of
New Orleans sen: committee of their number to
Mobile rendering their personal services in aid of
the Samaritan Society and cant-get-away club, du-
ring the prevalence ofthe epidemic i'll the latter city
unanimous vote of thanks was rendered the com
mittee for their generous offer of services, which
were declined as not absolutely necessary
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GEORGIA STATE FAIR.-The eighth annual cattle
show and fair of the Southern Central Agricultural
Society, will be held in the city of Augusta Georgia.
commencing the 18th of October
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AUGUSTA CoUNrY-The vote on taxing the conn.
ty OF Augusta in order to raise $4,000 for sub
scrption to the Central Railroad stood as follows
For the subscription, 26O against 76a Majority
against subscription 502
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY J. 4. CowARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH is served 20 subscribers
.Nn A QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK, payable to
sbe Garner weekly Price tor naaaiag. - yea- Ia
sdvance.
The WEEKLY DrspaTcH is issued every Friday.
and n,ailed 70 subscribers at 81 per aauuH.
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STEAMBOAT WREcKs-The steanrpacket Julia
Dean struck snag in White River two miles
above Augusta on tie night of the 10Th, on her way
up TO Jacksonport. She sank in shallow water
The steamer Farmer also struck snag at Island
No. l8 on the Mississippi, her trip from Louis
vile to New Orleans, and instantly sank. Most of
the cargo total loss No lives lost
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DEATH By THE YELLOW FEvER-We notice
the death, at New Orleans by the prevailing epi
deinic, OF Robert Lashley aged 45-a native o
Washington, D. C.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

MORTALITY IN New OsLEAxs.--The Picayune
OF the i5h gives the following table exhibiting the
mortality OF that city since the frs. week of the
appearance OF yellow fever to the 18th inst:
w eek ending ON Satnriar G \.
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ie.aI l04s3 1861
Cases In which cause of death were not stated
the last eight weeks of the table 10
OF these, six sevenths for yellow fever "a
Total of deaths by the fever since May 2s 7S9
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DEATH OF JUDGE krNG-Hon Angus NJ D. King
died at Americus. Ga on the 9Th inst, after lin
gering Illness of consumption. He was for many
years Judge of the Superior Courts Of the Flint
Circuit, and discharged the duties of the Office with
great ability. He was good citizen and just and
upright man.
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TO sPORTSAIEN OF THE FIELD

ITO SPORTSMEN OF THE FIELD
Il FALL IMPORTATION OF GUNS.-Just re-
ceived and imported from England. and of my own
selection from the Northern markets. fifteen cases of
double and single barrel GUNS, of superior quality;
also, Game BAGS, Powder FLASkS shot BELTS
Starkey's, Eley's, Cox's and Walkers English Per-
cussion CAPS SportsInen wishing neat fit for the
Fall campaign, are respectfully invited to give my
stock an examination before purchasing
JAMES WALSH,
Maker and Importer of Guns Rifles &C.
Gun and Ride making, and Gunsmithng in all its
various branches, done in superior manner and OIL
canes mounted. ss22-9w
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no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ITO ORS.--PROPOSALS
l. will be received at this Office until "Wednesday
next, the 2Sth inst, at II O'clock NJ. for GRADING
Eighth street, north OF Leigh street. The surplus
earth to be deposited Ninth street, between Clay
aud Leigh streets. The quantity of grading will be
about 400 cubic yards; the estimate has been made
at . cents per yard and no bid beyond that price
will be considered.
The contractor will be required to enter into cove
for the prompt and satisfactory execution of the
work and unless such contract be signed within ten
days after the date ofthe award it will be considered
as abandoned.
The proposal must state the time at which it is pro-
posed to commence and to complete the work
NJ BATES
se 2i-dfd Secretary Comr Sts
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NEW ESTAB l. / S III NJ N T-SHIP
IN CHANDLERY, GROCERIES, &c-The SUBJ
scrber, thankful TO his many friends and the public
for the very liberal support he has received from
them, hopes that they will continue in his New Es-
tablishment, directly opposite the old stand of Has
kins L. Libby, where may be found almost every arti-
Gle in the Ship Chandlery and Grocery Line, as he
Rope of all sizes Blocks of all sizes, and general
assortment of Groceries
Sc eff r. O. HASKlNS
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AIR. LEFEBVRE S SCHOOL.-H. P.

As Ii. LEE fDN hF - SCI1OOL.-f1. L.
cE LEFEBNRE, A. NJ, will on the first Monday
in October succeed Mrs. Mead in the charge of her
Boarding and Day School in Richmond, and will be
prepared that day to receive pupils at her late
SID euGe Grace street.
Mr. betebvre was for seven years connected with
Mrs. Neai's School, and subsequently became Prnci-
pa of the Williamsburg Female Academy, the charge
OF which he resgns to engage in larger work in
RichnonG.
H proposes conduct his schoo upon the same ge-
neral plan that OF Mrs Mead, retaining several of
her teachers and increasing the strength of the de-
parment of Foreign Languages, by the assistance of
a resident French Governess, and other auXilieres
The members Of the family will form christian
household, under the parental of Dir. and Mrs.
Leiebvre.
The School viii offer every advantage for the ac-
QUESTION OF a sound English education. to which will
be aided the Ancient and Modern Languages, Mu-
sic, Drawing, &c.
TERNs.-For Board and Tuition in all the English
months, S24O
Day scholars of all ages 40
For euy Modern Language 20
Music, Drawing SC, at Professors prices
Apply to II. Z. LEFEBERE. A. ~,
aU 80 Grace street. Richmond Va
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OFFICE CITY WATER WORKS,
September 22d, 1855. :
PROPOSALS will be received at this of
Il fce until October lat, for STRENGTHENING
and TURING the northern embanknlent of the
RESERVOIR of the City Water Works The turf
ing TO have at least three inches good soil under it.
to insure its growth.
The proposal stating the price per cubic yard of
emDanknent and per square yard Of turing separate
10 be completed by the 18th day of No7enber next
Any information IN regard TO the above viii De Civ
JAMES l.. DAVIS,
Z &c Zo-dtlOct Superinten ndenf
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EALL STOCK.-By the ships Jno Han
IL cock and Manila from Liverpool via New York
we are receiving our Fall supplies of CHINA and
EARTHENWARE; and the various arrivals from the
Northern cities places in possession of large stock
OF all the varieties of GLASS WARE, LOOKING
GLASSES, WATERS, CUTLERY, and general
assortment of FANCY GOODS adapted to the coun-
try sales
Merchants and others will do well to call before
purchasing.
STEBBINS, DARRACoTT L CO,
seq No. l01 Broad street
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CONDITION OF Con-. TATNALL.-We learn that
information has reached the Navy Department. from
Pensacola, dated September the 9th, instant, con-
veying the gratifying intelligence that Com Josiah
Tatnall is slowly, but it is believed surely getting
out of danger
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ma UsICAL--Mrs. MURRAY, Professor

M USICAL-Nlrs MURRAY, Professor
IVA o. Vocal aud instrumental Music, pupil OF the
celebrated Professors Cooke and Walsh Of London,
begs leave 10 intimate to the Ladies OF Richmond and
those of its vicinity, that she wishes take limited
number Of pupils in the above delightful accomplish
ments. The decided success which has attended
Mrs NJ system OF teaching, both abroad and in the
United States. her that those ladies who may
honor her with their patronage, will soon estimate
the dEsEtases OF her style, either in the simple Bal
Lao CT III the beautiful Csnatas OF Auber, Bellini
DouiZett
All communications left at r. II. Tayor's Music
Store. Main Street, james WoodhoBse. Eagle Square:
George H. Vests Bookstore Exchange; or Murfay's
Daguerrean Gallery, viii meet with prompt atteu-
ton. LIN
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ROOkS! BOOKS We are receiving
~ our Fall supply of BOOKS and STATIONERY.
fenry's Commentary, 4 new edition, beautifully
timony; the rst vol OF the Family Bible, with lotes,
with large collection of other useful and interesting
works just received Our collection of Juveniles IL
larger and more complete than t has beet Also.
we would call attention TO Our stock Of BLANK
BOOKS and STATIONERY, which we are Offering
very low KNOWLES l. WALEORD,
Corner above EXCHANGE Bank.
se 2t-St 5S Main street.
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MISS 4. N. SMITHS SCHOOL-lst

IVA STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
The next session Of this School will commence MON
DAY, September z6th. Competent Teachers are en-.
gagged 70 Assist IL the several departments.
Sc Sim
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NEAST POWDER.-Prestou a. Mer-
Il rills premium YEAST POWDER. fresh spp-
ply, received and for sale at reduced prices
Sc "a CHAS. MILLSPAIyGH
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A M P OLA superior article of
IL Bleached Winter OIL received and for sale by
CHAS. AiILLSPAUGH
sea q East Main at
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nOGGETT 81 ANDERSON, corner of
II Thirteenth and Franklin streets dealers in
Frencl, and American PAPER HANGIN6S, CUR
TAIN GOODS, Corniees, Bands, Cords, Tssseis and
Gnips, Floor and Table OIL CLOTHS, Mattings,
Window Shades and Blindf best caIled Hair aud
Shuek MATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDS, Bolsters
and Pillows, have hand the most extensive and
ec CANT stock of the above goods for the fall trade
offered in this city, which will be sold rea-
sonable terms wholesale and retail Paper Hanging
and Upholstering attended to promptly in the city
country. call from our friends and the public gen.
eraly is respectfully solicited. Sc l7-Gn
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WILLIAMSBURG FEMALE ACADE-

Board of Trustees of the Williamsburg Female Aca.
denny:
Col. Robert McCandish President.
DIR. Robt. p. Waller, Rev. Jas. F. Joyner,
Col. Goodrich Durfey, Robert I. Cole, Esq,
W. r. C. Douglas, Esq, James r. Gusts, Esq,
W. w. Vest. Esq, DIR. John n. Gait.
n B-Letters addressed to the Principal, at Rich
nond, until 18th September; after which date to
WILLIAMSBURG au 2G-eodtl5 SOC
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THOMPSON'S Superfne English MUS
Il TARD for table use, for sale by
J. d. THOMAS
Sc 23 franklin ST., opposite Old Market
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VIT7Y SPRING ACADEMY.-ILeISiess

IT y iI-NU HNAI1IloI - IlUs1Icss'
~ GIBSON have commenced the building, and il
Wi certainly be ready by the FIRST MONDAY IN
OCTOBER. Gentlemen wishing to enter PUPILS
vii please call upon me- a. nay residence. Seventh ST.
beo = Leigh. Or address through the Post-Ofice
WEI LOVE.
N B. After the fEst az October my residence will
be corner of First aad Marshall ss W. L.
6-itrN
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a PPLE AND PEACH BRANDl.--A
IA few bbis old and very superior Apple and Peach
Brandy, for sale By =. 81. bthION.
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| FANCY CLOCKS-A large assortment
| Il just received-some of them of entirely new
styles Also large assortment OF low-priced Clocks
brass Clocks warranted TO keep good time, at dol
lar each by the quantity, for sale at manufacturers
| prices by ELIAS HALE,
4 az % I06 Main street.
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A FULL supply of family GROCERIES
"A always in store, and for sale by
Sc JAMES R. SHELTON.
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EENDERS AND FIRE IRONS, elegant
L polished steel SHOvELS and TONGS. some of
the hehandsomest patterns imported; FIRE STANDS,
&C., for sale by
Sc "a ZIMMERMAN
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MIR. S. S. STEVENS will commence
Ask the next Session of the Young Ladies' Colesi-
ate Seminary on the 26th of September his rooms,
on the of Franklin and Fifth Compe-
tent Teachers have been secured in all departments
IS-fs
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COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE

SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE
~ FOR YOUNG LADIES-The exercises Of the
Southern Female Institute, late of Frederick sburg,
Va, will be resumed in the city OF Richmond.
The course OF study will be collegiate There will
be three classes, Junior, Intermediate and Senior.
The mode of instruction will be By lectures and
DAILY examinations upon them and upon assigned
portions of Text Books.
The apparatus belonging to this Institution is as
complete any in the State, and the chemica land
riments.
The young ladies' will be under the supervision
Mrs Gen .Pegram.
The session will commence on the first Monday in
October and end on the 18th July
TERMS.
Tuition fees. SO 90
Modern Languages eac hexaal...............2 20 90
One-hal payable on the LIST day OF October the
rest on the lst of March.
Graduates of this Institution privileged to at
tend the lectu lt sfree ticharge.
Forturth ea information, address Mrs Gen. Peeram
Richmon Va; Prof D. Lee Powell, Leesburg Lou
don t.Prof Robt. J Morrison, Fredericksburg, Va.
D. LEE POWELL.
ROBT. J. MORRISON.
Refer to the following persons: A. A Morson,
Esq, Richmond Lieut Mathew F. Maury, of Ma.
Wellford Fredericksburg, Va; DR.. George Fleming
Hanover, Va; DIR. William Gwathmey, King Will
liam, Va. DR. William Dew, King 1 Queen, Va;
John Whitney, Montgomery, Ala; Thos Z. Barton,
VIM. c. Winston, Esq., Hanover CO., Va.
Mrs Gen. Pegram will receive boarders Young
ladies wishing TO enter their Institution Miss Vassas
French lady of superior atainments will board in
studying the French language. One of the Profes-
sors will also board with Mrs. Pegram.
3 The above School will be opened at the very
enient location Franklin, between 5th and 9th
streets, in the house of Mrs. Frederick Anderson.
TERMs-Board 900, washing extra
an 2-3tawtOlst
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IIGARS, CIGARS, CIGARS.-l0D,0o0
~ real genuine Havana Cigars, imported direct to
Richmond, which In quality, favor and price will
compare with any house in tlle country
ALSO-e0, 600 real genuine Eagle Pnncipt Cigass,
SUPERIOR 100 COO domestic cheap Segars suitable Tor
the country trade at low prices. in lots TO suit.
se21 BENNETT BEERS, Druggists