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Altoona, haring Withdrawn from the German Pos
tai Union the single rates on letters between the
United States and Altona, by the Bremen line, will
hereafter be twenty two instead Of hsteen cents
prepayment optional.
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The NEwARK RIor.-The Newark Advertiser
of Thursday, says:
The testimony before the coroner's jury, In rela.
ion to the death of Thomas Mccarthy, was closed
tbs morning There is no evid spce that stones or
pistol shots came originally from the Church. The
testimony as to the death Of Mccarthy is exceed
nsiy vague and Unsatisfactory. and it still remains
aprovoking mystery both as to whence came the
iatai SHOT, and who threw the first stone.
The Jury alter some consultation, rendered n
verdict to this effect: "
mat the said Thomas Mccarthy came to his
death by two gun or pistol shots, fired by person
70 ue Jurors unknown, on the 5th day of September
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LANCE FIRE IN SAco.--A fire broke ont about II
O'clock on Saturday evening, In Hamilton & Co /
dry good store in Cuts block, on Factory Island
Saco. Me. The whole block. together with thre,
tenemants In Deering's low block adjoining, wer,
consumed. The loss 70 various parties = abou
$50 O0O
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FIRMILIAN, Sposmodic Iragedy.-This
production appears under the fictitious aus.
pices of I. Percy Jones, but is said to be re-
ally from the pen of ". z. Aytoun, the SON.
in-law of Professor Wilson, the christopher
North of Blackwood. 1t is designed as a
satire upon many of the peculiar poets, au-
thors and mock philanthropists of the day
Carlyle, Tennyson, Alexander Smith and 9TH
ers, come in for their share of satire.
For sale by GEO. NJ. WEST.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

I r. NJ. kOBERTsos, Draper and Tailor,
Governor street, opposite ths Dispstch Once, kief.
moud, We. fess % 9-d3m
JAMES B. SCLATER, g
PR0DUoE BRoKER,
Corner Gary and Pearl streets. Richmond virginis.
~ A-d3m s
Barns. BATBsa BATHsm-HOt, Cold and
Shower Baths be had daily at the Hair Dressing,
shaving and Sham poonirg Saloon, under the Amsrt-
can Hotcl-eEtrance on fIth street ~sfs
single Bath IS cents. OF FIVE tickets for 81. -
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Mr. T. SANFORD, for great number of years fh
Editor of the Mobile Register, and who had lonl
been looked upon, as the father of the Democratic
press of Alsbams, retired from that journal on th'
I'd inst.
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THE CHURCH HILL CLASSICAL
AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
WILL re open OD MONDAY, the 18th
w inst, in the new building, recently erected by
the Principal
The rooms will be fitted up with modern improve
ments for the greatest possible convenience of pu-
pills and teacher
EDWD w. CONE, A. M, Principal.
.. Ine fIinelpai may be found at MS Rooms in
9th street. towards 25th se at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-11

DYE WHIsKEY. genuine. )-Swinks &
~ Gibson'a slvsys on hand. Ksrrs Family oid
Rye. put up In II gallon runlets. For sale by
sse BROWN L SHOOK, AGENTS.
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RI 0M DOLLAks-To those e1-
cOsOOO pending $3 in portraits, will be al.
ven Dse Bill good for one share In the following
donation, when 80 600 have been issued, or for one
dollar Ia portraits whenever presented
The donation will eonsst OF three houses and lots
In Richmond. valued at SO 900, $1,000 and 4ioeo.-
Together with q 9i7 Gold Locke:s Breastpins with
portraits, Books and other articles OF total value
Of &l4,0 ,009 To be had on application, of
WIN. A. PRATT, Daguerrean Arti.t,
l45 Main Ut Richmond 4
M. p. SIMONS, Daguerrean Artist,
au 2s--tf ISL Main st., Richmond .
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BURNT TO DrArH-A calamitous affair took
place at the grocery store of John Sass, on Tenth
street, New York, last Thursday. The clerk, ma
med John P Quest, was engaged in removing
quantity of spirits from caak into another, and
split some on the floor; and as the last measurefu
was standing by the cask he took match and set
fire to that which he had spilt for the purpose of
amusing himself, to see if it would burn The re-.
suit was that it did burn-snd not only did it burn
on the floor. but it set the spirits fire 10 the mea
sure. Tho clerk became alarmed, seized hold of
the measure OF burning spirits and threw it over
the counter, setting the whole store In blaze which.
enveloped an elderly man, named Thomas Davis.
who was sitting on the counter, in sheet of flame,
and as the unfortunate man In feeble health he
was rendered incapable of making his escape. Mr..
Sass rushed into the flame to endeavor to save the
mans life, bat failed in the attempt, and Mr. Davis
perished in the flames Mr.. Sass was severely burn,
on his legs, arms and face.
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The Taunton, Mass, BARRIERS, shoping that the
public will believe that they have families 90 sup
port and souls to save" ss wei ~ any pooy sise,
have raised their prices and agreed to cloee their
shops on the Sabbath.
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FIaE.-The diaillery OF VIM. N. Johnson &
Sons situated at No. 26s, West Sixteenth Street
New York, was partially destroyed BY hre on
Thursday night last. Loss roughly estimated a
1900 partially insured.
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THOMAS W. KEESEE,

Ofiise with Gro J. sunxrR. No n Fea,r 4.
viii attend to the sale of REAL ESTATE ana ave.
~ description Of MERCHNDlZE, HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE, do
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Capt. Joseph B. Breck, of the ship Harkaway, of
Charleston, charged with shooting matinous sea
man at Liverpool. was promptly acquitted on the
2d August last the dny of his trial Capt B. return
ed In the Pacific
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SINGULAR ACCIDENTAL Poughkeepsie, New
York, last Monday, two scholars at the Academy,
who were running, came in contact with each other
80 violently that the forehead of one striking the
temple ofthe other, who was son of the late Judge
Barculo, of that city, caused the bursting of blood
vessel and subsequent death at about three O'Clock
on Tuesday afternoon.
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The Western droyers now tord the Ohio river
with theif cattle, and save the expense of ierTisge
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man named Thomasson is on trial in Scott co.
Ky i, for the murder of bis brother.
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{1ANIEL | HAGEKTY, BELL AND
~ BRASS FOUNDER, having opened Foundry
on 10Th street, between Main and Gary streets, Is
prepared to execute orders for all kinds Plain and
Ornamental Brass and Composition CASTINGS in q
workmaniike manner
Aa he is prepared to cast every day, PERSONS want.
Ing work done can be accommodated In a few hours,
notice
All kinds of Ship, House and Church BELLS made
to order.
patronage from the pubjieis respectfully solicit
ed.
B-Hghest cash price paid for old metsla
INV 98-4m
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A young man named Wm Smith, Of Rose. Wayne
county, n Y, arrived In Albany on Monday even
pot and hes not since been heard from. lie had
about 800 win him, and foul play is suspected
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EIGHTH ST ENGLISH SCHOOL.
SHALL resume school September 18th
l. This is the 18th year have taught school, and
Primary brsnches-Reading Writing Spelling Geo
graphy Arithmetic and Grammar. During all this
time L have been literally pstronzsd. l now re-
solicit the same favorable considerations; promising
the deepest interes. in my pupils morally religousy
and intellectually that they leave my influence,
wiser, better, steadier boys tkan they were when
they came to me.
l issue minute reports of progress and of con-
duct, which all parents should scrupulously examine
and compare together as they come in at the close of
every week.
TERMs-sS per quarter. Entrance always for the
whole session. II. r. TAYLOR.
e-ta
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The ScoUT, or the Black Riders Of Conga-
ree.-This is one of Mr.. Gilmore Simms' S
Revolutionary Novels, revised and re-pub-
fshed in very handsome style by Redfield.-
Our revolutionary "reminiscences have been
employed very admirably by the South Caro-
lima novelist, and the "ScoJT'' is one of the
best of the series of novels founded upon
those "reminiscences
For sale by Mr.. GEO. NJ. WEST.
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RxcovKRrnc.-Mrs. Singleton, who was badly
stabbed BY her husbsnd In baltimore. sshort tims
ago, is recovering. /.
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IHE STOMACH prepares the elements of
the bile the blood and if it does the work feebly
and imperfecty liver disease s the certain result
AS soon, therefore, as any affection of the liver 10
perceived we may be that the digestive organs
are out OF order The first thing be done ID to sd-
stomach, the mainspriDg cf the animal machinery.
For this purpose we can recommend HooFLAND's
GERMAN bITTERs, prepared by DR.. C. M. Jackson.
Philadelphia Acting as an alterative and tonic 1t
strengthens the digestion, changes the sondtion of
ths 6ioSd a51 thsrsby gives regularity 70 the bowels
BEERS. Richmond; and by dealers in medicines
everywhere. se4-12t
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SAVANNAH. The number of interments In Savan
nah last Tuesday was % of which 10 were from yel
low fever. This outnumbers the !nterments Of an
dsy Of the season. Among these who died OF ye
low fever was VIM. r. Taylor, of Virginia, age
% years. The deaths during the week were IL;
ofwhich rs were from the epidemic.
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NOTICE TO THE p u B LII C.-The
~ subscriber hsyins offered hiss stock of SADDLE.

AN subscriber having offered his stock OF SAODLE-
RY at public auction the 9th OF June last, but
owing to the extreme warm weather and Gckly sea
son. his sale was postponed; now he offers for sale
bis large and beautiful assortment Of ready nsde
SADDLES, amongst which some OF Q nsw and
improved pattern. deshtfully pleasant ts the rider,
and warranted not TO hurt tbs horse Also, q very
large assortnne Of beantiful Coach and Busy
HARNESS, which cannot be surpassed My stock
ombrsces also, Wagon aud Cart Harness Of the mcst
durable quality; and in fact every article usually kept
in Saddlery establishment rnsy be found &c my
sboy all aufnctured under my own supervision BY
the most experienced workmen.
Nv object in selling out is to close my agency bu-
sness and commence on my own account. And es-
cry article not disposed Of by the lst November wi
be offered public auction during the State Asricu
tural zhbiton, due notice of which viii be given.
To enable me to prosecute this course, Irespectfa-
In request my friends to call at and SET
tie the bils-the ecessity of which must be obv-
Gus to all. The amounts individually arc small. bnt
10 me are ssf cient to extricate me from debt, which
In my most ardent wish
aeE-Akcfa JOSEPH n. UOLAUIyT.
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T,EACHER OF FOREIGN LANGUA-

Il GES.-SIGNOR ANTONIO GEORGE. just
arrived from Paris begs leave to inform the citizens
of Richmond, that he will give Instructions in the
French and italian Languages either in private les
or in class.
The heads Of Seminsries have bis services as
Usner IN these departments, upon reasonable terms
he has spent most of his time in Paris, and under
stancs the language perfectly. He feels confident
that he will give entire satisfaction.
Orders may be left at the bookstore of JAS Wood
house, Main street. at Harrsld Murray's Broad st.,
or at the residence of his brother, Sig. 6. George
corner of 4th and Broad streets. Sc dim
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UNPREcEDENrED SUccEss.-The excite
ment in behalf Of BAKERS CELEBRATED PRE-
MUM BtTTER6 continues to increase in this CITY,
as well throughout the State. As sure cure for
Dyspepsa to.pidity OF the Liver, Sour Stomach and
tion to the great virtue of Bakers Premium BitteTs
we have never heard of case of Cholera, Cholera
Morbus, Diarrhea or Summer Complaint where they
have been used regularly during the summer month";
Should you be attacked with the above complaints
use BAKERS PREMIUM BfTrERS freely for or
days, and you will be permanently cured. With
the confidence we have In 1t. advise all heads Of
families to keep bottle two regularly on hand In
cases OF emergency, with the confident assurance
that no medicine known 10 effectual and at the
same time 20 harmless. Only 50 cents per botte-to
be had Of all the principal Druggists throug hout the
city OF Richmond and elsewhere. Orders will be
promptly flied BY addressingE Z BAKER, Richmond,
Va Proprietor. au 10
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EDUCATION.

NITY SPRINGS INSTITUTE-By The
REv. WILLIAM Love.
Classics and Mathematics, (Senior Departmeutl s,t
General English Eduestion. on.................... 4s
Modern Lansu.ses !eaeh)... )...:.................. q
P.YsEsTsIons . s e half on the entrance Of the pu
The Institute will reopen the ist Monday in octo-
| per- 81 a "a. su 8 2m
IN. TURNER'S SELECT CLASSICAL
| y AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, Main street
| The io.h Aesdemie Year Of this School will com.
The leaving OF one cisss for College will enable
ne r.lnepsi 70 form class of beginners in Latin,
Pupils can be admitted who are prepared to com.
nence the study OF Latin. enter some of the
| >dvanced classes already formed.
| Nous J. MlCHARD Professor of Modern Lam
| susges.
For terms, see printed circulars. su 9-dIm
ST. LUKE'S CHAPEL,
CoRsER OF CLAY AND ADAMS STREET,
| RICHMOND, VA.
| I'HE Subscriber, having had several years
expericence as teacher, will open at the above
| CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL.
fFOr Session Of 10 months payable semiannuaifg in
Ordinary English Brsnehes
s1 io-tiosep ''' ~ GEO. 4. WEED. ~
classical AND MATHEMATICAL
OACADEMY, ON CLAY ST, BETWEEN 5TR
Va-The second session of this institution will
mence on the lst Monday in October next, and end
on the 18th of July following.
The unde ersigned will spare pains give saisfac-
ton their patrons and instruct Thoroughly in all
the branches taught by them.
The course will embrace the Latin and Greek Ian
gusges. Mathematics and English studies. French,
Spanish, German and Italian are also taught
Every pupil is expected to study at least one of the
ancient languages.
FOR Classics and Mathematics $50 90
For each modern langu age (extra). ).........2 20 90
small extra charge for fuel will also be made
One-half of the fee is payable strictly in advance
and the remainder on the 18th of February.
Parents intending TO enter pupils will confer
great favor by informing the undersigned as soon as
possible in order that proper arrangements may be
mad for their reception
Competent assistants will be employed if necessary
ekShsT GkS : pATToN pHAgT4TGoNs' Phi d. Principals.
N. B. All communications addressed TO Dr.. Ernest
Volger, Richmond will meet with prompt attention.
July 10th, 1884. Sc 1-eoti5O
COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE
~ The next session of this Institution will cam
mence on the first Monday in next October, and end
on the first day ofJuly.
MRS. GEN PEGKAM will receive young ladies
nto her family as boarders, and visit the lecture
rooms daily. TERMS
Doatd per session.. SzS0 O0
rfench extra ~ w
ttsiian 90 ~ 90
One-hslf payable I,t October, the rest on 18th of
's''A D. LEE PoWEIL. tSS9EfG10NS'
ROBT ] MORRISON,
g. PERSICO,
MADEMOISELLE VASSAS.
For further information address
MRS GEN PEGRAM, or
Sc 1-eot15O Richmond
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DR. BENDAN, Graduate of the Uni

hR. BENDAN, a Graduate of the Uni
H. yeTsity of Berlin, and honsred by letters of re.
conmendation from the lie CATION of the U States
Berlin, Baron Won Humho dt George Tioknor ECO
President Woolsey Of Yale Collese efers his service
TO prepare limited number OF pupils for the Uni
vers;ty or College. His instruction will embrace be-
side the usual branches, chiefly the ancient Ian
Fusses, the French, German and Mathematics.
he siso on RS TO teach the German and French to
Schools and to private pupils.
Refer, in Richmond, TO the Rev. B. Manly Meesrs
Gust A; Myers, JAS. Binford, Dr. Little, Professors
Ge"neI Harrison and shele de We're, of the Univer-
sily of Virgins.
Apply at his Office on ith street. Broad.
TESTIMONIAL.
COLUMBIA, S. c., April '54.
DR. BENDsS has taught my son Greek, Latin, Ger
nsc and Mathematics for about four months and |
Trgret exceedingly that the delicate health of my
twho made excellent progreSs) compels us to with
draw him from his studies for the summer and that
are, therefore. forced at least for time fore
20 the valuable instruc lone of DR.. Bendsu, who is
am sure, eminently qualified TO teach any of the
above branches do not believe that a better teacher
or one so good, can be readily met with in
try. ID. J. McCoRD.
an
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E,LlAS HALE, Auctioneer and Com
evening sales will be discontinued till about the Ist
ef September, (except special sales should be of.
COnsignments for private or auction sales thankful.
ly solicited.
A large assortment of Watches, Jewelry, and Fan.
ey eoeas, for sale at wholesale or retail at low
prices st private sale. = =
City and country merchants can purchase Goods at
manufaeturers prices, the subscriber 10 agent for
greet many large Establishments and can sell their
goods delivered here favorable terms az tbey
could be ordered from the manufacturer direct
ELIAS HALE.
Jyo - log Main It,
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RICH NJ Nd, VA:
MONDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER II, 49,

SODA Wharf.-The American Medical
| Monthly contains communication from DR.
| K. 0. Doremus, giving the results of investi'
cations which, at the request of several apo
| thecaries and others interested he had made
at some establishments where the copper
fountains are manufactured and timed, for
the purpose ofsuggesting notifications which
might prevent poisonous impregnation. AS
the result of his examinations, he makes the
following recommendations
l. That the copper fountains should be so
constructed that they may be readily opened
for inspection-not as at present, requiring to
be unsoldered .. No lead pipe should be
used, be it ever so short. No lead, or alloy
of lead, should be employed in any part of
the soda apparatus with which the carbonated
water is brought in contact, not even to at
tach the tin or copper timed pipe (which is
introduced within the receiver) to the stop
cock-"a common practice this soldered
part is often found corroded. 3. All the stop
cocks should be silvered or timed internally !;
the brass or composition ones, as now used,
are often stained with verdigris. 4. No COM
position of copper or of lead should be used
in the construction of the e.rit pfpe. 1t
should be carefully silvered. 5. All the car
bonic acid gas should be thoroughly washed
by bubbling it through water before it enters
the condensers, to free it from any impurities
in the shape of spray, which might pass over
from the generator.
DIR. Doremus remarks that it by no means
follows that because one is not seized with
vomiting crafhps, &C., after partaking of soda
water from fountains improperly constructed,
that he is uninjured, for small doses oft re-
peated may prove deleterious. The above
rules will secure pure, wholesome and re-
freshing draught in lieu of an injurious or
poisonous one.
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EIGARS.-5O,0D0 common Cigars, for
~ ssls by =. II. sKiaKER,
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MAs hrLLKD : The Petersburg Express has the
following account Of casually on the wilmington
and Raleigh Railrosd, last Friday.
The engineer of the mail n ain froc, yN;,,,,.o,,
when short distance north of HALIFAX, N. q. dis
covered white man standing upon the track. Tho
train was proceeding st rapid rate, and knowing
to check its speed. the engineer sound.
ed the whistle, but the unfortunate man remained
perfectly motionless and was struck with full force
by the engine. II Is supposed instant death was
the result but as the train did not stop, we have no
clue to his identity, or what led to the rash act.
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CCHOOL NEAR MANCHESTER -

SCHOOL NEAR MANCHESTER i
~ shall open School at my house, Summer Hill,
Manchester after the FIRST of October az
can move thither. 1t ia intended for the education
OF my own children, but wish to take one boarder
and few day scho ars, TO tighten the burden on my
self have engaged the services of Mr. K M. Par
ker, late atudent of the University, and in good
standing there, as my teacher. He is capsule of
tssching the Mathematics. the Classics, and several
Modern Languages The school will be permanent,
and The tutor means to make teaching his profession
For terms appiya No. l63 Main street, Richmond,
Sc lin FRANK G. RUFFIN.
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THE ALBEMARLE INSURANCE CON.
PANY. - -
CHARTERED CAFlTAL 100000.

THIS Company is now Organized. and
L prepared Ca take rire risks IN town or country,
Marine isks and to insure the lives Of free persons
and slaves on the same terms OF other responsible
companies in this State
President--WILLIAn T. EAaLy. Directon-Wi.
liam T. Early, y. E. Watson. Thomas Wood: b II.
Samuel o. Moon, John II. Timberlsks. George Carr.
Secretary JoisN WooD Jr- ChariotfesviiIe
FLAHNAsXN, stokes 1 co Assst4
corner l5.h and Cary So kichfnono
- AL claims for loss promply arranged.
o. 2-dtm
ELANNAGAN, STOKES & CO., offer
ia5o S.ss Rio. L.xu.yrs. Mochs ard Jars CeGses
f5o Hhds N o. and r. h. Sugars
| no Ptss Loaf Crnsked and Coffee sssaas
500 Bbls N Molass.e;
is Bbls Sugar House syFur
80 KEGS Super 2. bodai
Bbis Sal Soda;
81 ala Cider Vinegar
20 Bbls Tsnpes5 Oil ss
leOe Kegs Nsils;
$50 n0xos Aao0Tfo4 Ienoie& :.
800 Rssms Wrapping Psper, aaso.tsd;
lhe trade. eee-aM
NEW FAMILY FLOUR Guthrie's 5
| IN band. Also. HOPE Mills espssase. : ssw aae
very popular srAnd. For ale y -. suc<,r
| see 4kQW4 - @2Ss..
IASGOOD'S INIIA CHOt t00usaE-A 4
" supply of this pePular ssre1xt 1sxtfny ~ "a ~
ssus. fos slss ~
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l.. S. SQUIRE IS

y. . q q Il Z
SELECT, CLASSICAL, AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
CORNER OF MAIN AND lsT sTs., RICHMOND VA.
I'HE Eighth Session of this Institution
will commence on the 25th of September 1854
The Principal may he found at the Edgemont House,
Main st. after the 18th. Sc 5-dNwtf
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BY j. A. COWARDIN.
EDUCATION.


II III. l.. TIGHE'S CLASSICAL AND
III. ENGLISH SCHOOL, on FrnnsIi,. between
oh and 7th streets, Richmond, ya-The next ses-
ron Of this SCHOOL will commence on Friday, the
July following.
TERss-tpeyabe semi snnusly In advspcel
For senior Classics and Mathemat atics, per ses
siuh,s Suv
For junior do do. do. so
For common English sducaion......,..... 40
For each Modern Language, (Gxtra. )....... 20
The undersigned can be at his school-rooms
from to 10 A. NJ. X. H. l.. TfGHE
su 16-dlm
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nIVTDEND.-The Board Of Directors
IL Of the RICaMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
have declared dydsnd Of FIVE Per cent on the esp-
August 1854 payable ct the oace on and after Non.
day llfh September, 1884,
J By order Of the Board Of Direcfors-
AT JOHN BOSHED. Secy.