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YELLOW FEVER IN KINGS COUNTY, N VT
would be folly to attempt to conceal the fact that
the yellow fever has found a Judgment in Kings
county. Call it bilious, congestive fever, or any
other name, denying its existence in toto, does
not change the nature of the disease or render 1t
should officially be made known, and ways and
means suggested and provided for its proper treat
ment, than that the whole community should be
In q constant fear.
The yellow fever first made its appearance, un.
mistakeably, some three weeks ago in the south
ern portion of the county. Since that time not
less than fifty persons have died of it in New
Utrecht and vicinity alone Many have fed panic
stricken and there are not enough well persons
left to take care of the sick, and nurses and at
through the agency Of Mayor Hall, who has man
fully battled this disease at every approach and
to him, doubtless we owe it that the disease has
not spread further than it has.
For some daysi II was confined almost exclusive.
ly to the section of this country named and to that
portion of the Eighth Ward of Brooklyn adjoining
New Utrecht and south of Twenty -seventh street,
the new entrance on Third avenue to Greenwood
Cemetery. The Mayor stationed police force at
this point to intercept any unnecessary travel
through the infected district. Within few days
it has made its appearance at Yellow Hook, 18th
Ward) the point which makes out just below
Gawanus Bay. A messenger came up to the city
yesterday for collins stating that four lay dead and
and others would soon follow.
In the County Hospital at Fiatbush there have
been II cases. Of which, up tolSaturday night,
had resulted fatally. These cases were most
ly we are informed, from Brooklyn On Saturday
II made its appearance at Red Hook Point--one
death certain has occurred, and one other that of
man At No. Union street, near Hamilton avenue,
will probably prove fatal There has been one
case In Front street and two in Hudson avenue
all Of these proved fatal
nv. Y. Times of Monday
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A CASE OF MURDRR.-The Detroit Free Press
states that . Mr.. Jewett, of Chelsea, Michigan,
died 3 few days since, in consequence of intense
mental excitement, produced by reading in the
newspapers the details of cruelties inflicted upon,
and the death Of his brother at the hands of the
Border Ruffians" In Missouri The postmaster
at Chelsea attended the funeral, and took with
him letter just received at his office for the de-
ceased, and postmarked in Kansas He was not
able to present it until at the grave, when, on
opening 1t, it was ascertained to be from the sup
posed murdered man, stating that he and his wife
were well, were comfortably and happily located,
and had not been hung, arrested, or In any way
molested.
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CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig County

CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig County
~ yA.-The Propnebors Of these Springs, which
putation in the counties surrounding Them hsye been
induced to put the water In barrels for the convent
ence of invads in other sections
For the present, the price il fixed ut q Yaee which
barely covers cost of barreling and the carriage.
Its healing virtues are beyond question. The fol-
lowing Certificate from Dr. Carper, leading and well
Known physician IN Botstourt county is selected from
July 18th, ia Ids.
Having been called ON by the proprietors Of the
medicinal virtues hereby state, that have exarnn-
ed the analysis of the water ade by Prof Boothe of
Philadephia) and believe it well adapted to cure dis
tenn and can further state that have Known some re
markabe cures effected by its in scrofuous afes.
lions and diseases Of the digestive organs.
Samuel NJ CARPKR, n D.
The water has been analysed by Professor Booths
Of Philsdelphis, whs says: - -
"A mineral spring of such richaess and quality q
tne analysis indestes Will prove valuable aid to the
gon OF Virginia, about equidstant from many Of the
sulphur and other well known springs Of the State
confer higher value upon tho Sulphatsd Cbaiybiate
Oh oiNs county. ssg rssPsesaf1riiy,c a.o~.,
Eruptivs diseases, arrangement Of the liver, dy,.
pepna DC, have yielded to the power Of this water,
Ths very valuable wassr i for ssis n barrels .s
pPi'gii EicikLL LADD . co, pnssis.
Ioa M.a.isssasss. issl ;r..s s:s .s s Ma
= ~. s 1'sa siTTlls "a AND rlxruass,
sss1r ., iiRss for chsrshss Public suadas. e
wnLL AND s i s5s N so2 sALn
EANDLks.-.lOO bsxes Jsekss1s TsIIsw
C g jsst received, and Tor s.ls bx
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WATCHES AND JEWELLERY,
THE OLD WATCH.

ENH My grandfather's watch Ii battered and cid,
lit never contained either jewels or gold;
Eve carried thee now for many long years,
And cherished by me, though gave thee sneers.
Although thou art thick, and not outwardly fine,
Through summer and winter you've kept up good
time;
I've seen many q rival, all cased In fine gold,
Yet still prefer you for time, though you're old;
toor, common and worn, with thin silver case
l scarcely can see the time now by thy face,
Yet still can hear by that old wheezy sound,
You must be repaired, you'll soon run aground
And 90 long as live, none shall part me and you,
Save while you're repairing by BARTHOLOMEW;
And as those old hands point the hour of day,
II tells me- how time passes swiftly away;
For soon must leave thee for none will be caring,
80, like you then, for thorough repairing.
w. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker,
Corner Of 18th and Main streets.
N. B.-Wstches, Clocks and Jewellery Of every de-
scrPtion carefully repaired Hair Ornaments of eve
~ kind made and Engraving neatly executed on the
shortest notice. and moderate terms any other
house in tho city. les
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p FRESH ARRIVAL OF JEW-
AZ EI.HX lE THE LA ST no

~ just to hand large variety of Jewelry of
q bthe most fashionable styles among which
10 some entirely new styles. The assortment CON
sists in part of Cameo Gold Stone, Lava Mosaic and
Diamond Pins Earnings, Finger-Rings and Brace.
lets also, q large variety Watch Keys Gold and
Silver Pencils, Gold PENS the best manufactured.
and large variety of Silver Ware. All goods war.
Tanted represented and will be sold at a living
profit. MYERS JANKE,
y22 75A Nj ain street
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MlLLWRIGHT NOTICE.-.Havfng 10.
1sA Gated myseif in the city Of Richmond, | am
now prepared for making contracts to build or repair
al Kinda OF MILLS, either in the city or country
references gtyen. Persons having work TO do will
lesvs thsir orders at my residence On 18th st. nearly
opponte MI. furcslPs Grocery and in the neishbos-
hood Of Wesley Chspsl or 9 line through fhs Post
Office stating the Particular viii be promptly a.
81 6-dkelms
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS.--The subscriber
~ returns his sincere thanks to his friends and the
public for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
a Teacher, since his return to the CITY, and begs
leave to inform them that the duties of his School
will be resumed on MONDAY, 18th day of August,
on Sd street. between Clay and Leigh. With an ex-
perience of thirty years Teacher he feels conf
dent of pleasing those that may feel disposed to pa
tronze him.
" Terms made known on application.
REFERENcEs.-Rev. DR.. Howell Rev. JAS B. Tay-
lor, Messrs. j. & George Gibson, p J. Archer, ESQ.,
John Pearce, Richards, Esq, and numerous others
of his patrons if necessary,
an 1l-dlm A. g. SAUNDERS
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d b. BRIDGFoRD, N. TINSLEY PATE,
FRANKLIN MATHEWS.
ID KIDGFORD & CO.. General Commits.
- mission and Forwarding Merchants, on the Dock,
Richmond Va. aus
ITO TO B AC & u MANUFACTURER
i The undersigned Agents and Commission Mer-
chants for Virginia Manufactured Tobacco, in New
YORK., respectfully solicit shipments of Tobacco, to
their address. From their acquaintance with the
trade, they atter themselves they give satsfac-
ton to shippers.
lines C. Adams late ofthe firm of Patteson, Adams
* Co.. would be pleased to hear from his old friends
at this house.
Liberal advances on consignments.
CONNOLLY l. ADAMS,
Al Front street, N. Y.
JAMES A. CONNOLLY. RoRr. M. ADAMS
i,.l
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I kkCHks, LEECHEs, LKECHEs.-I
Lhsve Just received fine lot Of Swedish Leeches,
which viii be applied upon the most reasonable
terms,
Crppins and Leeehins promptly attended TO-
can be found ct al hours OF the day 1t the Hsirdress.
Ing room, under the American Hotel, and st night
ON 25th street. betwsan Main and Frankln street.
An3 II. G. H0B8ON.
AWNS BELOW COsT.--l will froan
- this day odsr large and desirable assortment Of
Lawns f.:t coiors q one shilling per yard. n order
Dor 70 No. y Main street, under Mr.. Whitehurut's
Degusrrsaa Gellsry. Ths ssms goods [ have hssn
ssslnnf aunsS ne soaaon e 3 sts Per yard. Aso
siLAs I. JOHNSON
sa% No. 81 Matn street,
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, gao Brond


W srREET.-1,O0o pairs of those beautiful Shades,
only 57tc, richly worth ST.; Landscapes, plain and
fancy light Shades SO cents, well worth $780, spen-
did Shades; gilt and Gothic Shades at half the
price they are usually sold at Table Oil Cloths all
widths, IS cents up.
York prices Also nice assortment Of Dry Goods,
Hosiery and Gloves at the lowest possible prices
Misses Hese 8ic.; Linen Handkerchief SIC; Black
Lace Mitts 24c.; Twisted Silk 37lc Ladies' and Mis-
ses Belts &c.; Ladies' Collars from &c. up; Under
sleeves 25c.; Brown Linen Table Cloths 50c Towels
A long, loc-with other Goods, which will be sold
cheap. Ladies will find 1t to their advantage to call
at the cash store of n. GOLDEN, $50 Broad st.,
jy5 between Sd and 4th.
EOR PICKLING...I have always ON
ssnd oil Ss the wed for sale
Drug and Chemical Stsre,
au6tH Corner 4th and Broad t..
DAKGAINs, BAKGAINs, BARGAINS.
- Being late In the season, we will sell ALL Sum-
mer Goods at greatly reduced prices. Our stock is
still large and we determined to reduce it. and
would invite all In want to give Us call.
aa7 MERCHANT. WElSIGER l. co.
RlCHMOND WINK STORk...We now
~ have on hand q superior stock Of Wines and Bran
dies for summer use, comprising in part Of
aennsssey and OtaTd BRANDlE6, in wood and RIass
% " Port WINE part very choice.
mederA and Sherry, old and delicate.
S S ana Champasns. various grades
scotch ALE. Of fongsr'a Allsopp'a Canpbslra and
London BROWN STOUT.
Ginger WINE.
Blackberry BRANDY
oid xys WAisKEY, few bhls very choias. Tar
:. - mni'y ne. Fessslsby DUDLEY CO,
~ Main q.
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& WEET SPRINGS..-This esta blishme mt
- fsnow open, with handsome accommodations.
The Few BATHS, just completed, are most spacious,
convenient and elegant; containing handsome recep-
ton and private dressing rooms, all handsomely
peted and furnished, for both ladies and gentlemen
am instructed by the owners of this property, to
spare efforts expense to make 1t one OF the most
desirable summer retreats in the mountains.
L. NORVELL,
jy 2-1m for Sweet Springs Company.
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GEORGE :. LOWNEs, $50 Main street,
VI near 7th.-Grates; Fenders Summer Fronts:
square, circle and eleptic patterns) Ornamental
Iron Rail; Balconies Verandahs, SO.
Remember the number and give me q call after Z
aminng elsewhere Imy 2l-6m
I EE d BAYLY, Attorneys Mt Law, and
IL Commissioners to take Dispositions Afiidavits,
Acknowledgements of Deeds, Powers of Attorney, &s-
for the States and Territories of
Alabama Louisiana New York
Arkansas Maine North Carolina
California Maryland Ohio
Connectislt Massachusetts Pennsylvania
Florida Michigan Rhode Island
Georgia Minnesota South Carolina
Illinois Mississippi Tennessee
Indiana Missouri Texas
Iowa New Hampshire Vermont
Kentucky New Jersey Wisconstn
u SAM'L <. BAYLY, Conmissioner of the United
States Court ofCisims, and Notary Public.
Office on 18th st. between Main and Bank
an l2-dl2m
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EDUCATION.

SCHOOL. ON CHI URCH HILL.-The
- Exercises Of Mrs. WEBBs School, corner Of
Broad and cath streets, will he resumed on WE'D
NEsDAY, the LIT of October next.
Terms kc., made known on application.
f9.-dtlsf0
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BUaINESs CARDS.

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II Is. COOK 81 CO., AUCTI0NEERS
II. NO. 10 MAIN STREET, offer their services to
Furniture, Groceries, Dry Goods Horses Cattle, &C.
the shortest nstice and upon the most reasonable
terms.
Having large and eommodious rooms they will re-
eeive goods fer sale rsas sale without the charge
of storage.
Out door sales Of every description attended to up
on reasonable terms
E. B. COOK. WIN. MOTT.
no7-A
EIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. can
Il be effected with the ALTERNATE Insurance Com.
pany, favorable terms with any other compa-
ny in this State possessing real cash capital to meet
oses. Apply to STOKES CO,
Ayts Richmond, Va.
WIN. Z. EARLY, PreSt
JNO. WOOD, Jr. Sec'y,
Charlottesville, v.
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TOHN w. DAVIES
y DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.

MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Fronts, Window and Door Sills &c.
Burying Grounds enclosed with Stone and Iron Rail-
ing. First Premium awarded by the MechanicS In
stltute and Agricultural Society of Virginia.
ia 1O-ta
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
r,,.,,o,.l and Commercial

y
go VA. II the morning board MonasJ, es'ooO
xns-ss;. a. we're sold ct &sS; 1t the sale OF - a
ss,ss,., a. coo do were sold ct Ssi5 ana o 8.
c,rs.l.r, by the Baltic, quote virsinis et !. o.
ssass; Va Ss 1885, at 1896 We. % OF 1000
ose.
At Bosson the money m.Ite. is s.'y y.m.nd. bst
cent a Philadslphis there 10 nnors oens"'' 80
The supply 10 fair ct s0lo per cent.
r,. Ah,.f fssturs Of the three days later nswsb by
the baltic 70 the 9th from Liverpool iu.ner con,
ddsrshle decline In wheat and asuf IN mon1cn nc
Liverpool and weak msrket ia .rh.., r,ors
S.sIr in conssoucnce of the continued hns weather
both II FpsIand and on tho Continent and q Msrk
Lane the 4th decline :. 'os the 70
raj Msssn Brown quote the decline In whest for
ths fhrss DAYS az Sd 1Sd and -four H. ais 3D. Indian
corn maintained The figures BY this steamer TOR Hour
weeks:-westerp Canal, 24s 0Ns; Baltimore and
philadelphia Sis asa; Ohio S2s71S3s. Southern red
I'd WHIT: .s.: 2, Ws; ss. rss SD 81 as 81
whom they declined per cent under an increased
demand for money and unfevorabie reports from the
Paris Bourse. Money was In active demand In Lon
don at 4t4} per cent on best bills, and 465 per cent
on the Stock Exchange.
Dates from Barcelona Venezuela, to July 80 report
business dull. Hides scarce and provisions high and
scarce.
The demand for money in New York continues &C.
tive at 1910 per cent. for prime businsss paper.
On Monday the Orange and Alexsndria Railroad
landed in Alexandria 40 freight of breadstuhs
and on the day 20 with the cargo came
down on the Manassas Gap Road.
BY telegraph.
BALTIMORE, Aug 1e.--.Flour declined 12I as cts
per Dbl Wheat unchanged. Corn-white So; yellow
80 cents.
New YORK, Aug. 19.-Flour firm and unchanged
Wheat buoyant-Southern white $l.6I; Tennessee
81 SO. Corn better-mixed 81; white 7o075; yellow
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HATS, CAPS, SHOES, 60.

-~~~~~o~~~~~~-->o>~~~oo
N0 ,f I.ca;;.d ,.! sab :snab #
- Ladies', Gentlemens, Misses and
Children's Shoes, consisting, in part, of -
hs DO. Morocco SiG a de- Slippers %.
do. French do. do. very fine
d ao Black as' S ssts5 Boots do DO. do do.
esntemens 1 pats a9 Leather EI "a Gstsconss,s
do do do do do do G Gasof ou TIss sbo..
Misses Colered Caters
do. Black do. Tipped
do. do. Boots, thick and thin soles
Children's Boots, Caters and Ankle Ties of all
the various kinds and colors made.
All Of the above goods are fresh and fashionable,
and will be sold low by ALEX; HILL.
Ia THEY HAVE COME..-Those La
a6 dies who have been waiting fer Morocco
and Kid SLIPPERS are informed that they
have arrived at last, and are unusually pretty and
good.
l have also received in addition
Ladies' Heel Cater Boots, a very pretty article
I" Colored 81 so Caters. ell
=" Morocco Ties.
Ladies' in of anything in my line can get by
au5 JOHN C. PAGE, JR.
Eu STRAW GOODS.-.We beg ncH0l
ELI leave to call the attention Of all who ~
- are in want of STRAW GOODS, to ~
our beautiful assortment, viz:
Ladies' Beaver and Leghorn Riding Hats and Flats
Do Leghorn, Braid and Straw Flats and Boomers
Children's Straw Goods, of every variety
Boys and youths Leghorn and Braid Hats
Do do Straw Caps
Gents Leghorn, Braid, Panama, Senate and Hiawatha
Hats and last but not least, those beautiful India
Hats, which for neatness cannot be exceIled.
Besides large assortment Of Straw goods for
Palm Leaf Mountain Leghorn, and the noted
Shanghai Straw Hat, to which we most respectfully
call the attention of our friends and visitors to the
BINFoRD. DICKINSON wE1sIeER,
my29 No. 70 Main street
a LADIEs' LIGHT CULORED
MOROCCO SLIPPERS, ROsETTED.-
sale by MARCUS HARRIS,
auls 1873 Broad street.
@MIe-ES BLACK AND BRONZE
~8 Philadelphia made, IS cents
p'' p'''' " Marcus HARRIS,
au IS 1873 Broad street
SKOES AND BOOTS MADE TO ORDER.
- --MR. JAMES FELLOWS, superintendeut in
gentlemens department; Mr.. JOHN KIAPEL, do
The subscriber having in his employment the above
named Cutters who are known to be equal to any IN
h to TO- the
style, every description Of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Boots Caters or Shoe; Of any stye desired
fs19 No. Is Pearl street.
PRfcE A OF BOOTS AND HATs.-Fron
to 20 Per SsHt saved by buying fr1 pn,;i;n
Moieskn Hats, best quality. ..................$S 30
Moleskin Hats second quality ................ 90
Fashionable Silk Hats. 80
Congress Glitter Boots. Is
Fine Calfskin Sewed Shoes. Is
of the best makers in the city of Phiadephia sup
ply him with handsome and substantial Calfskin
sewed BooT, which he win sell at the unprecedented
ow price Of $3.50. oc l8-d&cly +.
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II II II n q $1,000 bbis Halifax cpt
Herrnss, just received and for sale by
an6 WIN. TAYLOR
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YOUNG LADiks, HIGH HOOI

VOUNG LADIES' HIGH HOOL :,
Shockoe Hill Marshall street, between 4th and
9Th streets.-MRs. T.. J. DARDEN, who has had
many years experience in instructing young ladies in
the advanced branches of complete English educa-
ton, will open School ct the above named location
on the LIST of September.
The following branches will be included in the
course of instruction: English Grammar Belles-Le
tres, Ancient and Modern Geography Ancient and
Modern History, the Elements of Chemistry and Bo-
tany instruction in the French Language and on the
Piano Forte, will be given by competent teachers,
for which a.separate charge will be made
PaIent Is and guardians assured that their chill.
dren and wards will not only be instructed in the ap
plication of the rules of English Grammar but also
In the philosophy of the English language. The use
and adaptation ofwords and their relation and propr
stanty brought under the consideration of the pupil;
for the accomplishment of this object, particular
tentien will be given to the department of Bellies
Lsttres.
Mrs DARDEN returns her sincere thanks to her for
mer patrons, Church Hill, and in other parts of
the city, and hopes they will continue to encourage
her. as far as they auil1---12t
DICHMOND MILITARY INSTITUTE.
IL IA Classical, Mathematical and English School.l
The undersigned will resume the duties of his Seheel
on LIST October next.
At the suggestion of some of his patrons, he has
determined increase the facilities of the School,
by the introduction of competent assistants with
pecia reference to the adoption of the Military fes
ture, deservedly popular, for purposes of dis
clpline, and physical development. This depart
ment. including Mathematics and Natural Science,
ginia Military Institute. Modern Languages by
competent Professor. Particulars in afuture adver.
tisement.
. 9--Sw j. AMBLER WEED.
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FllHE MUTHEK'S BREAST CLOTHS
These Cloths do not profess TO cure risen breast
but they have never been known to fail In aanse IN
stance, If applied in time, to PREVENT the foImssloa
of the MAMmARY ABscEss, or GATHERED baLisa'
common and painful to nursing mothers. Fun o.
rections accompanying them, and descriptive pam.
phlets may be obtained of the agents gratis. ins
price 10 81 for which and IL cents worth Of posats
STAN p: pair will be promptly sent y man " any
MEADE BAKER, Chemists, We,
1856. N. w corner of Main and 10th su,
.r,s dLrhw Richmond. Va
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Mechanical and Ornamental Drawing

A CAKD.--WM. PERCIVAL, Civil en-
:, \ gineer and Architect-Oics Goddins Hall, on
llth, between Main and Bank street
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Richmond Markets, Aug. 10.

Richmond Markets, Aug. ID.
FLOUR-Flour has q downward tendency though
we still quote nov at &7.2507.50.
WIFE Alive quote Red Wheat at $1.40d145,
and White at $I450150. We notice large "a es of
White at 8 so. The receipts last week amounted to
103.l45 bushels.
CORNING change to note in Corn. and still quote
at 62k6l7
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mechanicai and Ornamental Drawing
In connection with my Architectural and En0i-
neertng office, have opened Drafting room where
aided by competent assistants am prepared to make
Designs and Copies of all kinds of Machine Work;
fians tor Brdgea stone otherwise Copies to Lith-
ograph from, of Railroad and Canal Maps and Pro
files; Copies Of Land Maps, Tracings, &c. with De-
signs for wood, stone or iron; Ornamental Work.
WILLIAM PERCIvAL.
NH lS--6m Civil Engineer and Architect
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MIR. ID. TURNkR,S SELECT CLAssI.
Nl CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL MAIN ST,
BETWEEN Sap AND 4rH.--Ths iSth Academic
Year of this School will commence MONDAY,
the 10Th of Septem ber, and close the 18th July.
Glasses will be formed to meet the wants Of pupils
ct every state of their study of the Ancient and Mod
eu languages the Mathematics and English
Branches. an 19---d6w
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The large number entering the Institute during the
last session. (268) has encouraged the Trustees to
provide still increased facilities and the arrangements
for instruction viii be the elevated and be-
raj scale the spacious and convenient accommoda
tons No pains will be spared to secure the highest
advantages to the young ladies who may honor u by
their attendance.
For catalogues, or further Information, address
B. MANLY, JR,
iu 98-dSm Richmond Va.
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MRS. d MISS JESSIE GOKDON's
lNI SCHOOL-to be removed to Franklin street
will open on the LIST day of October next. Terms
as heretofore. Application may be made personally
at their former location, (Mr. Thomas Broken
broughs by letter, addressed to Mrs. r. Gordon,
Richmond. Va au I5-StaWtlstO
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rANDLES.--lOO boxoa Juelksens TaIIovv
suiS - ~ ~ WI. fAYLoR. 6