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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-23
TIMTRA CANANDAIGUA and NIAGARA

IL FALLS RAILrOAD--WbDE CARS Win SOFA
sFATS-THRFE TRAINS DAILY from foot u DnAne ct
The longest broad gauge Railroad Route w the ~oHi sA
E,v. Yoh and ire Railroad mira Elnra Caaanahkus
and Nnssns Fails Railroad to Niagara FALLS Great Western
Railway tCansds Detroit Go miles The I men ioa1a
,osS coyuce, AZ Detroit With ,h- Michigan Central Ra0ad
sr al points 20 the Great West The h. and NaD
ROAD cornecsa Lewiston With the Royal Nal Line OF sean
o., for 20; with the American Line Of steamers Ton
Kip.Gop Osden,burgh Montreal and the White M5.nta'ns
ms route with perfect regularity rna tspaeh s~sv
makng IT, connections
TICKETs eau be procured a. follows from O. raPPen
No Is3 Broadway; 81 Is SpaaldnS No go Broadway "a
Ina carl No l73 Broadway and the NeT York and Erie
Railroad Ofics. foot OF Duane
WILLIAM O. LAPHAM, supenntendsnt,
sup.r nt.ndenrs Ofics Can sndAgIa, June II, 1884
VIM " PALMER AGENT No igS Broad sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-23

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Leaye Brook
Iyp 10. Grssnoor 10 A NJ, for Hampstead - add
N FsTminsdsIs SIS ?. 81 J.maies. %. For sy9"et
Al 10 NJ and 345 M taxing Syosset Branch AZ hcks
nj. On sstnrday only to Yaphsns as r N, rstarnins
Mond.y so TO Fa%insd4s, 20 ?. ~, tesaf-1s
A "A FarminTd.ls $50 A. NJ syosset, IS " and
p NJ. H,mpstesd . IS A NJ and ) 81 r. " jsmseA, 80
Is asa NJ snd IS p "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-23

A FEW very desirable lowpriced genteel
n BRICK BOUSfs 1. ehoee locations ia BROOKLYN,
frr sale At the oVe.t prizes Aod terms Al,o,
HOUSES AND LorS FARMS sc q, II sh.nse oy
hILES l. BETS. No q Wal-d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-23

F-Tbe THREE STORY BRICK

l. HOUSE ard LOT n fee No. as West I'D :; Lot "a
BY ssI et house "a feet dep IN excn: oder zpd
poe. sveu Immediately The h,u-, Sll be .hosn ~
III. oeeU1spt Appyto r. r. JArOr, W. 3 ? PeArl.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-23
TO DRUGGISTS For SALE, the IOng-estab

j Ii.hec DRBG STORE .as "a tn eIUlrf OF ith sad
South 6tb.t. W,msbGIsa tn" s'Ss 10 Que OF roe Old -
ard bet oc stands in city add 10 ofsrT Tor sac 20
els ss An esfse For terms which iii b. hb-r, sppiy
40 JAMFs y KENSY Administrator, - frrntst "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-23

se De France has been succe--iu sDe Ia hsd
uth iu -scLins sreoch 90 sod give
the best refereIcss f~y h"urs lac 20
ENGAGE 10 SINE god SCHOOL ne cppunurs % ave
PRIgAIE IL SONS snd EVENING GLASSES at MS fs't'
NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-23

"A hours day leisure . vote TO lNsrkU~ tlON ~
TIE Clsscs Eshetcs, Logic o. fbg,h -failr- "a SOY
yidua. He wiling Giye ss0us ~ Germans defous
of eomreiin, knowledge Of the tnsh LsnSu a. Address
NH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-23

GAS REGULATOR ASSEkS WANT
" Ed Tor New York City sroosyn wiiisnbursh Jsr'-y
ca, and Uobo.en T. aetlye mes liberal compensation
offered Apply At the ohee 81 the HEW-YORH Gas RED
ULATOR COMPANY No s62 Broadway
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-18
CAPTAIN CANOT-

4 NAPIAlN CANOI-
~ THE HERO OF THE CELEBRATE WORK,
" T "ESTf f sI4HE ! SF AN AfHioAN
CURED BY HAMPTON's VEGETABLE TING
TURE.
Captain Csnot's brother has long been the attend
ant and friend. and lie now Medecen en- Chef of the
Emperor of France.
We extract from letter written to Mr. Stock.
bridge. of the Fountain Hotel, Baltimore. The let
ter should be read in full does credit the
and heart the Captain If all who had been cured
BY this Ticture of Hampton's would thus speak cut
many now suffering might be induced to try this
great remedy:
"Having called on me on the 18th of April, and
seen rosrated on my bed, useless in all nv
limbs, You appreciate nearly well as myself
the prompt relief received from Hamptons pege-
you may inform Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbray
that they are at liberty to make use of my name in
the support of the good effects OF DR.. Hampton s
Vegetable Tincture has cured me in five wee Ks
of chronic discriminatory Rheumatism, contracted
under tropical climates and of ysars periodical
duration 1 have only used three BEETLES, and find
that even the detormed parfso my hands are fast e-
turning to their former natural appearance.
/ have been under the treatment of several ply
scisns In London and Paris without any apparent
benefit; ALSO while in New York, having tried the
ing been tormented with salvsnic bat cries. cold aud
aromatic baths and hundreds ofinterna and external
medicines ell to effect am, so far, cured by this
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture only Therefore, my
dear sir accept of the assurance of my gratitude,
and believe me your well-wisher" THEo. CANeT.
UDelicats Ladies and children will please give it
a trial.
Call and get Pamphlets and cures Of Coughs,
Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Cor pIaint Scrofula.
As q female medicine it is unrivalled.
Sold BY O. A. sTRECKEk and PURCELL, LADD
By ali the prassias. Il Petsr.Sars; BY MoRTT@EE
q MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and BY Druggists md
6torekeepers everywhere.
81 per bottle /; bottles for u.
az dAnfa
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MEDICINES

CMITH'S DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL, for
- the cure Of Dyspepsa, Flatulsncs, Nervous De-
b,ity Torpid Liver and s diseases arising from De-
rsnaemsnt Of the Digestive Organs.
CERTIFICATES.
NEW Yoax, April 20, 1a52
hereby certify that have used Dr.. William q.
Ssniths Dyspepsia Cordial. and have obtained the
most beneficial results. | consider II the only sure
cure fer Dyspepsia, and would recommend any per-
son afflicted with that disease to use it.
L. B. LENT.
PHILADELPHIA, May 5. 1852.
would advise all who afflicted with Dyspepsia
to use DR.. Smith's Dyspepsia Cordial. was afflicted
with that disease three years, during which time
tried everything that could be recommended, and
without relief. One BEETLE of the Dyspepsia Cordial
effected perfect cure of me, and 1 am now a.
healthy ~ l have ever been. l have witnessed the
same effect on Others. consider this certain cure
for D, spepsis. HENRY DUNLAP,
CoachmAker, 70 Crown ct
PHILADELPHIA, March 18th, 1858.
DR.. SMITH-Dear Sir: Your Dyspepsia Cordial had
the most wonderful and instantaneous effect on me-
Having suffered with Dyspepsia for some time, was
induced to give 1t trial. felt relief from the fret
time took it Two bottles Effected q complete cure
have given Il to several of my friends, and invaria
bly, with the same result.
Yours truly, J.W. FITCH.
Washng ton House.
For sale by ]. b. WOOD. and
ALEX'R DUVAL.
su 23-3m Agents for Richmond, Va.
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TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

New York, Sept 15.-Rumors are current TO.
day hat one OF our largest publishing houses has
failed for very large amount.
WASHINGTON, Sept Is -Considerable excite.
ment has been created to-day by the publication of
some 500 names, pretending to be list of the mem
ward. The list embraces most of the inAuen,i.j
citizens OF the ward, and IL probably malicious
forgery.
HARTFORD, Cr Sept 15.-The Board of Mia
sions adjourned sine die this morning. Last nipht
after an excited debate, they adopted resolutions
,. "c ~ commune me connections with the Choc
stfucuon TO slaves and excluding abolitionis,s.
DErRoIr, Sept 1.-THE Democratic Stat. r.,
veption nominated for Goyernor Johr oun
Lieut. Governor, w. A. Richmond. Saers..s
State, WI Bancroft, and then adjourned mi ~, "
morrow. '"' 'o
New Yoax, Sept I5.-John Graham .,.,.,
contractor, was brufally murdered by Barnes A.
Gee, on Twenty Sixth street, last night Mrs ers
ham was also badly wounded. The dispute IA
about money. The murderer Is not arrested
COLUMBIA. Pa, Sept Is, O'Clock, P. M-Tbs-s
were seven deaths from cholera here since DELL
yesterday afternoon, and four new cases reported
70 the committee.
HAaTFoaD. CT, Sept 15.-Chief Justice Samuel
Church, OF Connecticut, died at Newtown, Thurs
day evening" in the 10th year of bis age He was
gentleman highly esteemed.
HAsnisBuRo, Sept l5.-Governor Bigler is still
very low out ne has taken change for the better,
and his physicians have now strong hopes of his re-
covery.
NEW YoAx, Sept Is The barque Harvest from
Liverpool: reports that during storm on the II,b
thtrteen Of her Storage passengers were washad
overheard and the decks swept. "''Ao1
ALBANY, Sept. H.-A break has occurred 4, N.
Chicago Csnai ns.r Lasalle, which will take four
or Eve days 70 repair.
PorssxEEPsK. Sept 14.--At the Whig primsrv
.lection held here last night. all anti Seward dele
rates were chosen for the Wing Convention.
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lHkl,AiLY DISPATCH
MONDAY MORNING, sErTEMsER Is 1854
A SONG FOR THE MILLIoN-A PRAYER FOR

A SONG FOR THE MILLIoN--A PRAYER FOR
US ALL.
God Of the mountain. God Of the storm,
tiod Of the flowers, God Of the worml
Hear us and bless us,
Forgive Us, redress US!
Breathe on our spirits thy love and thy healing,
Teach us content with thy fatherly dealing
Teach u to love thee,
To love one another, brother bis brother,
Add make US all free
Free from the shackles of ancient tradition.
Free from the censute of man tor bis neighbor !;
Help us each one to fulfil his true mission,
And show us tbs manly, tbs God-like to labor.
God of the darkness, God of the sun.
God of the beautiful, God of each one
Clothe and feed us.
Hume and lead US
Show as that avarice holds us 10 thrall-
That the land 10 all thine, and thou givest to all
Scatter our blindness,
Help US to do right all the day and night
To love mercy and kindness
Aid US to conquer mistakes of the past;
Show our future TO cheer US and arm US,
The upper, the better, the mansions thou hast:
And God of the grave that the grave canno,
harm US.
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nOCT. PLUME, of the Old Medical

III
~ House, is still engaged in treating all sorts of
secret diseases, and hereby invites call from those
who may have been unfortunate in their associations
DR. P. would particularly invite call from persons
scians incurable. Cases few indeed that can
not be reached by medicine when correctly applied
The article known as the Chemical Extract of French
Flocers is probably the very best thing row before
the public for renovating system already shattered
by dissipation or other cause. The Ague and Fever
Price 81 per bottle.
Office ON franklin street. just below the Exchange
Hotel end first door south of Trinity Church, Rich
mond, Va.
Medicines securely packed and sent to order, with
full directions. pc Is
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LICKERT & DETTMAN,
FRISCO AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
I\HE Subscribers Qately of New York, J
Il having established themselves in this CITY foI
the purpose of carrying ard executing FkESCU
and ORNAMENTAL DECORATION, beg leave to
inform the public that they are now ready and pre-
pared TO DO any work in their line with which they
may be favored, in the very best style
REFERENCE to Mr.. John P. Ballard of the Fx
change, on whose private residence we have worked
and at which place we may be seen for he present
LICKERT L. DETTMAN
Sc l5-ts Fresco and Ornamental Paiuters
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GUNS! GUNS GUNS!!
} MERCHANTS AND sPoRTsMEN.

TO MERCHANTS AND SPORTSMEN.
inst receired from England,
400 DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS
81 take pleasure in informing
A my friends, customers. and the public,
that have just received my Fall sup
-~- ply of DOUBLE AND SINGLE BAR
REL GUNS, of all qualities and descriptions, direct
from the manufactures of England; and from my ex
reuce in the Gun trade, together with the facilities
possess in having these Guns made under the direc
tion of welltr-d agent. to my especisl ORDER feel
confident that my present stock of Guns in hand can
not be surpassed in this country.
From these advantages | am enabled to offer a.
good bargains any other house in the United States
and for fine workmanship and style of Guns for the
them against any Guns imported, all having been
made by the best of workmen in England All ask
from those ia search Of superior plainly finished
Fowlng Piece is call to examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere, to ensure q sale.
JAMES WALSH.
Importer and Maker of Guns Rifles, &c.
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DE-; LOUIS N. STEIN, LATE CHIEF

~ ARM T. Tor twenty years practitioner of Med
10 richmond, and taken rooms at the United States
o,e wnere ne will be pleased attend such as
ence in chronic cases of all descriptions and prom.
ses at least to mitigate those that do net admit Of per
msnent relief He has had especially extensive
OF the prevalence dreaded disease on the Con.
nnent OF Europe In one of which it prevailed in the
ra.rio! Army OF Hungry Of which he was Surgeon
faith 10 Homeopathy, and will with alacrity avail
himself Of any opportunity to give proof of the eff
caey OF that noble system of edicine. !.
DR. Stein has letters from very distin gushed per.
sons IN the United States bearing testimony to his
character and skill 80 practitioner and has permits
New York
Dr. Vanderburg; Dr.. Marcy; DR.. Mcyicar; DR.. Cur
us; Dr. Quin. el1-tf
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LATER PROM JAPAN-We copy the following
from letter in the New York Tribune, dated "U.
6. steamer Powhatan, off Cape King 0sland of Nj
phor) May H. 1854"
Before the fleet went dowa to Simoda Zone of
the ports designated in the treaty open to Ams-
rcan ships the Commodore desired to have view
of Yedo, which desire met with great opposition on
the part of the Japanese, who were struck with
horror at the prospect OF our fre-wheel sh ps an
choring under the walls OF the Imperial Palace -
As the Commodore remained firm in his purpose,
OF them declared that the dropping of the an
Choir under the walls of the former would be the
signal for their own disembowelment
We were all not a little excited, when on the
morning of the 9Th of April, the ships got under
way Yenske, the chiefinterpreter, with some other
japanese, were On board the flag ship. They look
ed haggard and alarmed as we steamed up the bay
Yenske, especially, was petrified with alarm, aud
frequently said, do you really intend remain in
Yedol Oh, no; Commodore Perry has a good
heart; he certainly will not do So" We stood
the bay and then, at distance of three miles from
shore, made directly up toward the imperial city
About 10 o'clock we had the lighthouse of kowa
sack abeam, on the left hand while before us, In
long simicircular line stretched the white houses
of Yedo At the lighthouse commenced the sub
urb OF Sinegawa; further toward the city vert
many large junks at anchor; behind them grea
many smaller craft, while crowds of fishing boat,
aud junks of all sizes covered the bay. mound
or eminence, lowered above the houses of the CITY
white fronts OF buildings covering it, we Judged
this to be the Imperial Palace
BY this time the sailing vessels were far astern
and only the Powhatan and Mississippi lay before
the town. Commodore Perry halted for about hall
an hour, and then returned to the old American an
chorsge to the iotnite relief Of the Japanese Off
GERS, who speedily recovered their good spirits
cannot deny that we felt somewhat disappointed
although we felt convinced the Commodore had
pursued the wisest course. At the time, no impor
tant result could have been obtained by anchorins
u Yedoj it was a matter of curiosity, not worth
gratifying at the price of several lves-for really
think the Japanese officers fools enough to xii
thesseives.and would have created i'll feeling to
wards us So the Commodore has kept his word
gone 10 sight of Yedo, ana without driving the ia
panese to desperate measures. cannot but express
my admiration OF the mastery manner in which
Commodore Perry has managed this difficult bust
ness from the beginning He has succeeded in com.
biniog dignity and tirmness SO happily with kind.
ness and cordially that he has made our SQUAD on
and our country respected, without humilaiing the
national pride of the Japanese
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nR. LEON GELBARDT, Broad street

- corner 10Th, Richmond. Va, formerly practi.
toner of Medicine in New York city, respectfully
FLdCTED WITH CHRONIC DISEASES" such
ss coughs, Pains in the Chest, Asthma, Nervous
nnneumansm, Gout, Piles, Hypochondrisc Diseases,
mysteries, Female Complaints, Yellow Complexion
oLieinates from Bilious, and all kinds of ire guarty of
b D,oEo py the assurance that BY chronic
ClNAL HERE'S. He NAV refer to MANY frat Drpe
gisis OF New York and Richmond, not less to many
pslenta OF both cities who successfully cured
OF various chronic diseases under his treatment
which real names and addresses may be seen at his
Be 7-dlm*
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RACK DRESS sUIT:-My assortment
mere Psnts Black SILK. Satin and Cassimsrs V vsas-
Is now complete can fit nearly all sz ed men -
can se full suit for mems wear at PRICES rsns,na
from @l2 to $50. all we'll made, nicely cut ana VA,
yanted to it, Call, with the cdah and get bargain
az WIN. IRA SMITHS
ia Main street
cali'' eali!lJ % 10
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no THE PUBLIC-R,ouvo,n s

ITO THE PUBLIC.-RIoHMoNp SEP
TENDER 8TH l854-Necessity compels us to
give notice that on and after the 18th instant. our
charges for waggonnaee tn from any part of Rock
etts, to any place named and assessed in The frat
clause of an Ordinance of the City of Richmond. re-.
eaS me rates OF DraSage passed Dec. mber 2lst
discount: "'"''"
Rates assessed at Tess than Is cents increased Is cent.
Such rates assessed at Is % 80 81 Sc 40 As 70 ct.
Increased to the nett price of so 81 Sc 40 4S 81 81
and a. o, ,o@ amy Of the Dock
the following rates, without discount;
Rates assessed at less than Is cents TO Is
Such rates as are assessed at q so Sc 40 5 20 80
Increased to the nett price of "a So As so Sc 6S rs
Under the second clause of said Ordinance, the
rates will be increased as follows:
Rates assessed at less than Is cents increased to 2 cents
such rate. a. are assessed at q so 40 so so cents
to the nett price of 80 SO so 6S IS cents
Such rates as have been established bv custom and
not enumerated in said Ordnance, are increased 81
per cent nett, the above being for single or Draw
The extreme hsS priess sS %baS sane bsIl proportion
time prevailed and likely to Continue In eyery thins
sPpeenpsto our buslne IS land which all are aware
Hay could be bought In former years at co cent? h,,
oeen selling at from s to 81 Is; Corn instead of IS
sna 90 cent?, IL 20 to soeent. Bran, instead Of and
~ cents Il IL and Is cen 6hipstus from so cents
advanced 70 SO and 60 cents Drivers, from 500, ad
vsncsd to Si5o Mules and Horses, from e8o and 500
eeseuCeo W %iso ana = ou; Licenses paid the CITY
nave Increased S per cent So also In re gard 70 Wa
ses paid to our assistants, bscksmiths wheeIwriehts
Ge making the cost ofconducting the business near
y double the expense a. compared with few yesrs
oscs and in q much larger proportion az compared
VIII" nm 1870 when said Ordinance was established.
B.f s state OF affairs conpes rs to obtain some
hs. OF abandon the business our course has already
IL i. ha. in by many who interested and
sation for our labor. '"ooia receive ian conpsn'
inst.nt give notice that on and after the 18th
rates To all ns conform to the above advanced
=" winch we pledge ourselves
ELLIS 4 PEERS
JACOB 8. ATLEE
EDMUND BOISSIEUx
maTCHER WEBSTER
,o g. oMPklNS ROYSTER
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AND DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD.
OPEN TO CLOVER-95 MILES.
1T: d, NJ:

OPEN TO CLOVER-95 MILES.
INHE regular Passenger Train will run
4 daily SUNDAYS excepted) between RICH
MOND and CLOV z.
The Train will stop passengers at the following
hawk, Powhstan, Matoax. Chula, Amelia C. H,
Wysnoke, Jennings Ordinary, Hsytokah. Liberty
Church, meherrin, keysville, brakes Branch Over
by's, Roanoke and Clover
Leave Richmond at g. O'Clock, A. M. Returning
leave Clover at 11.45, A M
Children over 10 and under Is years of age, half
price.
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnish
ed with two passes. SO that be retained in
the office; and it must be expressly stated the pass
that they are permitted to go the cars
Passengers Tor ClaTksville can meet Messrs. Moss
& Co.'s Coaches at Roanoke on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
Through to Clarksville. 90
sc II Il. j.. HIIGHSQN Tickat AGENT
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nG1sCHxl.AlgHoUo.
WATCH-MAKING AND JEWEIRY
s STORE

= Tho subscriber (who has been en-
"a gagged with Messrs Mitchell Tyler for
- No. ISL, south tide Of Main street, second
door east Of 18TH has opened well ielected assort
ment Of WATCHES (sold and slver1 and JEW.
clay of all binds, and bees leave to inform the
public that he 10 prepared to sell goods In his line on
moderate terms. He axis attention to his stock and
feels assured that all who wish to purchase fird
NO objections to his prices.
Being practical watch-msker, he 10 also prepared
to repsir Watches at short notice. and in the best
manner or to mend Jeweiry in good style. Believ.
ing that those who have work to do, will seek the
best workmen do it. he feels assured that persen
who favor him with their patronage once, will eed
an 30-fs G. i. VOE9ELE
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RlCHMOND CLASSICAL AND MA
1O THEMATICAL ACADEMY ON EIsxsnfh Ia.
EIGHTH ST. ENGLISH SCHOOL.
II SHALL resume schoOl Sepfember 18th

II "CthoVf NUPtCuuUCI IOtH'
Il This 10 the 18th year have taught school AID
my fifth on 9Th street, a. teacher Of tae English
srsphy, Arithmetic and Grammar. Dr. us all this
nme have been literally pstronized l now re-
the deepest Interest in nv pS pis morally reiisouss
and intellectually, that they leave my influence,
wiser, better, steadier boys tLsn they were when
they came to me.
issue minute reports of progress and Of con-
duet, which all parents should scrupulousy examine
and compare together they come In al the close VI
every week.
TERMs-Ss per quarter. Entrance always for tho
whole session. II. r. TAYLOR
% 9-ts g
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GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES -
~ Persons visiting the city will find it much to
their advantage bv calling on POWERS for their
lures at rery loo price, and invites every one to call
at his large SKY-LIGHT GALLERY, sign of the
RED FLAG lS9 Main street, two doors above D. a
Londons
WANTED-A youth to learn the business Apply
at the Gallery. Sc rs
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FOUSHEE STREET ACADEMY
FoUsHEE ST. BETw. GRACE AND BROAD.
J.B. BUDWELL, PRINCIPAL.

THE next Session of this Institution will
l. commence on Monday, the I'd day OF October,
The Principal will be assisted by two well qualified
Teachers, and the Course will embrace every hns
taught in the best Academies. The Tuition IL from
$50 $50 per session. Modern Languages and higher
Mathematics. extra.
For particulars Circulars or inquire of the Prin
cipal, at the corner of Grace and Adams sts.
REFERENCES Professors Gessper Harrison, NJ
Schele De We're and w. FL. Mc0uffey, University Of
Va, ne I5-lm