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T.rouffurt, a. W&., 0i6r5.- Die 9inItts
gen GrpaTtuli6en, pelde lfalt Deit Den Gr3ebs
rifieu urierer ain rorigen W}ittmpd besculencn
s 9ehe9t baite, id)eillen llrA i~itertreT@
fen iperpe1 3i4lrpflen. gGe1i8}ten8 1T pielcr6alI
ld}eu Get etritger6auptartifeln eingetreten. J{a9
EtieellS, G8pQelS ltnp Observation-Disclosures !,
Draffatttner, Gtt1tin88 II. r9l. finpet lsbFaIte
91aa8vage tatt, pu0 cine 2ln3at Eager blbell
lire g1fr5tGe beilQGe rotliJalbig au8perf1uft.
@leiA crfrenltde@rgeEaiie fte9en flir ben aberz
rngr8cft testtneneen En- gros 6anpel in 9eoer
I'M. &EpUc III AA5iiGt,.
Oct Wdrfte III ber0tI f IL Gen III
tat Der alnerifaiHitce Gattleraelte s Ia E rcr
aliporf, S6erQpt$ GSet59eint, einen i4ltnlnen
Gtret6 gafrictt. Gb8teid) bieler lpadere Nt0nn
frilbcr QltF teut 6oGeu05Ger8 ba8 IGrpatiide
gcfcu re1 ieinen biiiterIten Seiten fennen &C.
lernt bate, ergriff i1n bod I'M unpirt1.iG) II
vW3al6eurita" Gin lra6c3mia8ltdeS 6cirtre)
ma er febtfe ppr elrtl8ell W~{ofllte11 u!iter fa5
Gcepter rev at8sitalnmtell Mfalelt1t 5lr't.
9ain1 ut Sdufe an9efbaJinet!, nabm er fat ce8
8Trtelner8 bic 8eoer 3tr 6l!lo u1o ldr,tt ilr
ben f~1tifafet Stutt6drfcr .8epEadtcr"
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Giaciaaati mn Qru,8pt1e lpiirri3 an bic 9ejte
IteQt. 4terrbe@ idriftfteIleruoe Sattlermelfter
4t ii6 alta Tilt elmer frenoen 6eoer &C.
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9lj0erts.e 1 idlresfGd tter lie ppertjlpien
B1aepieteI anie 3e6en8mittelpreiie, bte Sert0ls
gut3 Ter 9ptbtlfen, TEN 9aB, Die 3mittra4t 'c,
1lanenitt bat, mIrd CT Die idhpdbider Ialp8z
lent fefpnp .r8 por bent pStaate Dtaliadnictt@,
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mSt54ttt@e NerlaaHmllnn9, II melter %9leit5eitiq bic Ggnfitu.
nrN IGFM 9"MfE SmemHS Ea@ @m9eeetnmsn UNI Pr 1feptat
murre IT er9d0 cine GaTsnsGtnnabme ppn 1919.
0oa GuDlitun rtrr 0i bic ouFerprbentli6 ral6e 3urntnte
pttgcn &ereius oUfmcrt1dm 9etddt, inter benz 9emerfen, nas
mcitere }nmeiruu8en sum Seitrttt E er 8ett in Eenrp
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fi9ei 2lniru3en 5u entIprcfet, ~bril9en mir nod
MATS eillel1 Nl155n9 ans Dem Hicen}~@ecB fit
1856, ME er ms rpn perl1 G(erf Der Court 81
Gcmnlpn Hlea8 mit9ct9cilt plrre, - @eih3ite
nit eitent Wlurenpprrat1
ppu 3 800 Biz 1000 5a4leI $12. 25
1O0O-2OO0 s 10. rs
5000 5OO6 $40. 80
5000 10000 $40. 50
10000 = $4,000 3 Is. 50
10000 rnp b1rijfer S 1850
Die 25 reIp. so Gent3 fjno fit ben Gaeriif.
Sores geihdft, poS 2iqtpr III 0rantitatelt
nidt inter elmer Yitte p~erf1lft, 31flt pelrt
Gtuat O}arolanp $25; $4 Ret Stapt 8olttz
mere unp 25IGfnt8 nt ben Sberiff,
W}ietber, beren Qi5en8 na3 rer 9cridtlifen
0tente tarirt 1T, 5aHlen fitr eir 6olta, ba8 fit
800 genlictbet 1T, $25 al ren Stoat, 1888
11 Die Gtart rmp 25 &t8. fit BEN SleriIf, 3
oaB a1io 800 9lente $ 80. 583; 500 ti&
go sfcute S ~. So 3ddlt.
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lan8e ciu ii6rer 3nfluatsort fir bieii8e Gat-
ner. Sin gcmiHer 6auftrduber, 9}arntlls
Greats fGiftete fiG pprtbili, fpnnte a6er nidt
8eiaBt weroen, bu Der 61rnler iein Suns anl
eiuea I'M 0iitrift Grlumbiu all8Seiteltcn 8ar@
rant nidt ppttte purdIn6cn ~laier.
IS. @. Gaibiu9tpn 9taplcr %befiitpet iih ipirf@
lif III 'ben 9enannten 6arlnbarS in Mpnt8p@
merp 60; CT lpurpe bette 8e8en Scnnenunter@
gang nod bort geicbeu, fpnnte a6er ut8 rell
oben mit8etGcilten @ritnbcn nidt gefaBt merren
nno bic Brli3iiten iiuo mperriGteter Gahe bier
ber 3uritd8efe9rt. 6eute rurdiudte bic %rli5cr
paa Saus zines Ga0 2irnlitrpns, zines Grobs
idntiepc8 nnO 6reunne8 Wablpr8 uno entccdte
port cine 0Fen9e rcr itGeraQ in Der Gtott int
g2uTe 6er letten N}Ouate 8eitpDlenen @aaren.
8et elmer meiteren Dar6ludun8 in 0fagS neuer
Sdnllepererfit3ttc III rer IS. Ctr, 3nil6elt
y ctr. NIB %cnni9lpaniaz 9tpenue, lpurbeu
292aren aus Der uniOn8<8u9binbere
0a8l9nabel nno 5man5ig Oietri6e 9e1unren-
2rmitrcn9 if rcrbaftct.
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den 3tei!e rGr Statt Gin peucr GuliaperGtn %aettlcct rat. Die
ieniaen, melae T& bieIem @crcin np6 anldlteBen nrQen rerz
ben eriuNt, nGGFe Mputa9 rem Il. Nprtl, Nbenbs s lbr int
qpfale res 6rn. Sier6ruucr9 &rfmdnn in Spdfpmu- Tp0s SIT
eridcineu, ca az cielcm Mem bte ntre eutwprfene Gpntitutiou
n~pr9lelen uun Ger Gtutrttt erlptcn pirr.
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tfr. 50 N}nrtct SPaee, 5utifen 2pmbartz unb @rnttfraBe.
bat iprfen ietncn 2orsn er6Fret, perferttst pnc bGlt tets etu
Eager 0ler Gnttrn1c n ppn Olpte5tns, Setbenz, BilS=, itpar-
iu uuc 3tattrn ruiii6en Gnltprtdten in allen Gualtt1ten an
@arc. NIe Srrten Street.-The, Mtiecn &C. fir @rna6iene fnp
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ne NEII8VT VIZ V!NC
Binte pcrfaufen, 5oblen p~ieielben yi3cn3.
DC II drelmorb. 3u Der rerlpIdIcaet
Gamitog Natt mlrte cjn reutider Tarincr,
NarlcnS @lnBaonl, onf I%eiden 6Ofe n%n9ef29r
flint W}cilen rnterbolb @li50hetb, ga, an 6luB<
lrc9e, lit Ieinem 8ette meutlin88 erl6piiet.
Ole llmItGnoe finb frlgenpe: = NGbrerD ber
9tadt mlroe @laFntann blr4 eth @erduId III
Ter N59e res 6cn1cr8, butter ipeldem rag
8ett lfanb, NORM er nit Ietnem 0eite ialief,
8tpedt. Gr ieBte iid I'M 8ette ali, UNI SIT
louidct, unb erbielt 1T penIel6en 4u8cub.itc
.cie &u8el beS Wl6rper8, Der ntittlermeile to8
Ttu1tcr g%e5finet batte. - Ser @(aBm1nu mar
in @c3riIfc, mad, 3uitci8 gu 9e4elt. Ser Ser
cadyt ruht ouf einem 9%elpificn GQ1iiun, her
@(1fnann Oelp I6ulpett, p19 bieicr ppr ieincr
Ntreiie 3t erba(ten piuid)ts,
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@rrr t5cpr0 Ser9cs rrn @0tterretl III SeHenz0 armfart.
ltcgcerht9un8 fNcet teute Y0dmittoe INN ltr rrn un1erer
@eboujun0, Gce rrn Nrd= unr Q8eits6 asettefroEe 2f0 TAFT,
una mertet bic Nreunre une Setannte res @erfprtcnen ttermit
e~tn3eiareu, ceritlttn betjUwP6nen.
81 81 Rproe5
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Die I~2ttAlicrcr res iebenoen SGerbaupts bes s. >. q. g.,
inmte ce Mapraientanttn Ger unterWidntten Gage weroen bier.
NIT 6cno&rj6ti9t, fb 3%rctto 9, ben IS. @grtl. GtenbS s ubr,
III Mntamproz6dle. Set Der Htcrtelidbrt5cu 9eridmnlun0 III err
itttueu, tutert lie I0dbl cer @rpB=Sednten %fnttTnoet.
SIN 2uTtra8 res Gtrm. s.. :. &otb %Neman9
I'm Y. RDubrs. Orr6- 60
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Iun9 Res pHengcnonnten @eretn5 TAFT. Iae Mfit9lieoer. Ipmte
ate 1iejcntfen, wethe Nuthcl III uebincn pIniten, fnb freunh-
ltGit e~tngearen, i'm ~ llGr int ?}r. 30 o. 5ricrrt6.St btt q.
I9er3 81 criAentn. Ger @prfdnt,
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QSo 9tn8tpncr 8rieFe.
9iejentsen, weG4; tHrc &,t.e gn Ser 4pa atbppien. ud0er
tenlerten, cas ie ini Star" angeSeist int.
0omenltte:
2{r8. Wf. 9. 6rl9cr; Rat6ar. &StI6 Mar9
AHlt &ettcr Ntr8. 3. WartiH; OttB 81, @alz
met; O(r@. 6, z. 28ilp.
6errcnlt ite:
8, &ufert @n1, e. Gbaier; GGa8 $. De-
umr; s. =. Gi6elnan Wm. Se1ie(6a6 9.
6crn6af; 35aac 0apertanp on. SH6idman!
81. 81. 8un8mnn s. s. Setter; @m. 9fer1pp,
s. 9taIel; 6rp. S4rGper; ller. Gen8tcQer.
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Gin GGei(rp iener Strait,
Oil ffst8 Ha8 81 e mil, NIB cod raS SUIT
1123Hos 1fss idaft."
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Richmond Inarae... Sent. 1s.

WHEAT.-The market Yesterday morning W as "a.
fhsr ansu5, and the Asia's unsettled prices SO
that there was no asce'taniCg reliable quotations
Tnere was Opposition however TO shave off some
thine from the last quotations Buyers seemed TO de-
sire to know what effect the newa had on Northsrn
markets The receipts of last week were 81 704
bushels against "a 554 week last year.
FLoUR-Duiiag the present week sales nave bsen
freely made to shippers at ST, for country ssperne
and lot or two of choice straigh brands at ST l25
This morning the market ned dull and the Asia 8
news of q decline in Brsadstutfs, suspended opera.
lions. and dealers await the effect of the intelligence
on Northern markets Up to to-day, quotations o.
sales by the dTay load were laat week viz ::
Sgpertine S707 Is; Extra s775Go3; Family S909 50
ms receipts last week were 1855 bbls against 1893
same week last year.
BACON.-The stock of Bacon still continues more
than equal to the demand; the supply of prime light
compared with the lower grades We quote prime
bone Sizes Os Ollc Shoulders 81 a l0c. Todd's hog
round i2c do sugar cared Hams i5c; Hams la l3c
rs 10 quality.
CORN TIL market IL quiet at last weeks quota
tons, VIZ 6507Oc per bushsl Receipts last week
s3oo bushels. against 1889 same week last year
CORN MEAL.-sG085c. y bushel. Transactions
in Meal mostly In the retail way.
MOLASSES.-We quote N. Orleans 5SG558c.: Port o
Kico % 10 30 cts, sales OF prime the latter PRICE
Cuba Muscovado AZ to SOC. Market very firm.
TOBACCO the receipts of Tobacco have beerl
much smaller for the last week and the brt axis a. 6
not 50 large The stock hand in ware hnr is very
small We quote inferior Lugs at S7101 80: good
shtopins SsZ59s; fine manufacturing p90lO. In
teror Leaf $40 e50ll; good Sll.501s II So Fine
stemnine SlS500r5. Fine Shipping Sl40I6 Fine
IN inufacl urine Sl5d538 50040 Sons fsw small mack
ages II extra braht wrappers H800lGO.
HlSkEY-33t d3iAc. tor Richny ed Cincinnati
~ CHS. e galion-nomlnal, none ia market Market
GUANO.-Peruvian Guano now held at $50 We
quote Mexican as before S22. $3.50
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aATs. CApss. sECas, 60.
II ALEXANDER HILL has Just re-

m ALEXANDER HILL has just re-
IA ceved other of ladies' and gentemens
A Boots Shoes. and Caters, manufactured ex
-zeFS pressly or him by the celebrated Bost and
shoe maker of l'srs-that is Mesas.i He has ,nport
sd materials of lhe best quality for the manufacture
of ladies and gentlemens Boots and Shoes of every
description de also ketps always hand the best
of Baltimore. Philadelphia and Eastern work, and
thus with his mauuiacture and bis importec
work his assortment will surpsss any other house in
This city. He has made an arrangement in Paris to
nave shipments of goods made here every month. go
hat he will hereafter he kept regularly supplied
with lie best and al the latest styles OF French
Boots and Shoes of every kind
2. g. He has shoes in this cass for ladies' that are
entirely W this part of thu country and he in
vites the ladies to call ana them, they
something extra sel2
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A UGUST, both 1856
n GREAT ATTRACTION PRIVATE

THOMAS PRICE & Co.. at the old established
stand SO Main street, will commence this day an
continue until their gular fall trade be gins to sell on
large lot of rch figured and striped Silks broche
do, Plaid. do. figured French Mouslines and Cssh
meres TALL wool common Mousliues and variety OF
other goods the accumulation of past seasons at less
than half their real value.
These bargains will be exhibited on the second
floor so as not to interfere with their regular business
New goods daily arriving.
an 2O-dGwIm THOS. r. PRICE Il CO.
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ANTIDoTE FIR STRYCHNINE.-The Rochester
(New York; democrat OF the 18th, states that 10
Montgomery, a policem an of that city, took four
grains Of ssryctniae through mistake, and an enc
tic given him having failed in the height of the
spasms preceding death from poison when chlori-
form was administered and the patient after twelve
hours recovered an emetic having taken effect in
the meantime.
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NEW MINISTER FROM ENGLAND There ia said
to be vary little doubt that the Hon. c. Villiers
has been appointed 10 succeed Mr. Champion as
British Minister at Washington. 1t is even stated
that ne has accepted the office, and is preparing to
leave London at an early day Idr Viliers is
member Of Parliament Pres dent OF the Cri
mean Commission, and is member OF the
Board of Trade.
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ARRESTED Officer X. w. Dove in arrestipg
person from Virginia. named Graham, yesterday,
Ga charge of passing counterfeit money, was Sc.
vereiy beaten by him.
Graham was examined before Justice Holdings.
bead, and discharged - VashiRaton Saar.
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MIR. John q Jacobs, of Piedmont Va, who has
for more than twenty years been in the employ
of the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad Company and
low holds the important post of Assistant Su-
pervisor of Engines and trains" has accepted a
similar situation on the Illinois Central Railroad
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YELLOW FEVER IN NEW y. oRK.-Dr. John l..
Oraoe, of New Utrecht del of yellow fever on
Tuesday morning. His part Ger, DR.. Dubois, died
OF me same disease on the previous Saturday,
n'.n contracted Illness oy attending upon the sick
OF the surrounding co nptrg Two new cases have
occurred st Fort Har niltor
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DEATH OF REAR.ADMIRAL SIR JOHN Ross
c B-The English papers announce the death OF
Rear Admiral Sir John Ross, the celebrated
Arctic navigator. He was In his soth year. This
gallant Arctic voyager entered the navy as far
back as l7e6. and during the late war was con
stantly engaged actively.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-19

A TREATY WITH SiAM-Tbe Hon Townsend
Harris, the American Minister to SIAM has lately
concluded commercial treaty between that gov.
erauent and our own
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-19

SALT on THE ADyAScF.-The Liverpool Times
says: Owing to the excessive demand for salt for
tas baltic and East Indies this article has expert
enced rapid and sudden advance, and cannot now
Do bought under IS. Cd. to IS per ton, and il Ia
aApse'ed that higher views " i'll be held There Is
STATS labor under the additional ayants ee of hay
aug 70 contend with the increased price of their
SACKS. ior which they have now to paw Old. each
instead Of Sd as formerly. fN' 'a'' 'Aen
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~ +. BURRUsS's = 20 H0OL, in the
-. basement of the Universalist Church, Mayo st.
The tlirteenth session of this school will
on the 18th inst and cose the 10th of July next
TERMS, PER SESSION.
For English studies with or without Elementary
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50 90
For Classics and Mathematics. 80 90
Modern languages and Drawing at the usual rates
Mir. B. viii be aided by MIR. Henry Battaie, who
for the last two years has been engaged with Mr..
Lewis M. Colema n, in the Hanover Academy.
N. Eat the solica of friends, limited num-
her of small boys, in the elementary English branch
es, will be admitted at forty dollars.
Sc S-im*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-19

DEATH OF A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Ger
nan composer, many of whose works are well
known Ia this country died on the 2lsr of August
at Nonnenhom, on the Lake of Constance
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Decrease from railway CON petition. :.

Decrease from railway con petitian.... 2,5y<
The first bale of new cotton was sold ia Lsurens-
Vile. South Carolina the 9Th inst, at 81 cents s.
It was slightly damaged. otherwise it would have
brought 70 cents The first cargo of new rice also
reached Charleston Saturday last, 1900 bushels
ard The rst of the same, 1900 bushels Savannah, on
Thursday.
sUGAR-fn New York On Tuesday, the Sugar mar
ket buoyant aud prices had nearly recovered their
hghes, penn Sales in two days of 1850 bbls mostly
Cubs, at II D9a cents
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hAIhLh oDD.-The citizens OF San P,.nc;seo
recently made preparations for celshra,;..S ,hs
ssnsshp,a anniversary Of Lafayette's birth The
timely Discovery that the gallant Frenehman wss
noen lsa' put stop TO further proeeedinos in ,hs
way OF celebration this wear T'nss AZ tne
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Financial and Commercial
sales of 5000 Va. Sss. at ss2s
che N Journal Of Commerce, of Wednesday at


Sales of 5000 Va. 6ss a. Ss2s.
:heN.Y Journal Of Commerce, of "Wednesday at
tarroon. says
..rh. m.rset opened this morning with less buoy
~ Zee log bat The Offering Of capital was more
sssn s.nt than expected and better tone prevssed
to,rsrd the close. The steamer Persia took out ~
ss sts IN snscie and vet the foreiga exchange mar
ieti. not mach relieved and cioied very hrIny, nit
on Tend o 1924 8Iio fer BANKERS; Paris oiet0S 10
"rhs coupons Of the California state Bonds due
July is- 1853 will be paid on end after Friday next
the 18Th ns pres-tts ion OF The same At the offce
Of nesss Wells, farso-& Co.. 81 Broadway
Five franc pieces are .slesble in London at pre-
pniam Of TO 10 confines each, and there has been
eaasaaaentlY considerable expectation OF that coin
from France the British msopols, which has been
paid for in gold.
The British BOARD Of Trade returns for the FIRST
ssysn mo, tbs of the year show large increase both
In the export and import trade The toll al declared
y,Iue of exports for the ssven months amounts "a
2sS 9sS So against e5 EOS in 1885, and 25s SIP
CAS- in 1854
CoMMEscr OF CIscINNATf-Tb, following fgrres
show the business of Cincinnati for the year ending
August 81:
Receipts and imp'ts regissd.. .&75 295 99t
Estimated, unresistsred...... 1873 $50
- f32, 825 39i
Exports registered. $50 744 7s6
Estimated, unregstered..... Is 6S5 1872 63 430 ga
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-19

FLORIDA AND KANSAS The Jacksonville
(Fls) Republican learns that. General Edward
Hopkins Is making effort to raise 100 men and
the necessary means for settling permanently in
Kansas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-19

TOBACCO The Bowling Green (Ky) Stand
ard says I'VE learn from a gentleman In Chris
tian county that he was offered $40 average for
his growing crop of tobacco"
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EDUCATION.


vJKs A. b . COLE will resume her
wi class in sineins vocslxaton and instruction
the Piano, the second week IN October
ANY communication may be left at P. H. Taylors
Or Mrs. Pellets on Broad street, se6-lm
EvDUCATIDN.--Blrs. N. q. RICE did NOT
- open her School on the LIST inst because the re-
psifs Of the contemplated situtto1 had not been
completed; Should nothing provieential prevent heI
school viii commence operation the 22d inst. on I'd
ureet, between Clay and Leigh. Sh. can give tie
beat recommendations, having bad much e5peslsnce1
both In teechius and governing children Tue ochoo
Will be select, the children enjoying ths beneht OF
good retired yard, with shade, where they can take
sufficient exercise in the open air. Unnecessary 10 Pre-
servo the health of pupils snd tsaches witaoet %
ing exposed to the dangers and evil HABITS OF lhe
street. Discipline parental and systemanc in'troe-
ton thorough.
(Per Session Of 10 ,aonths-PGycbie quarterly
BEGINNERS. 90
Orthography. Reading, Whiting and Arithmetic nc, ~
Primary Geography, History, Grammar ana ai' es
losophy ......,................ -
Higher English branches, with or without La'in'' ."
l6-6t
DICHMOND COI.LEGE.,,-The next SEES
IL sion will open lst October and close lat July.
tPay.bl. ouehslf 1st October balances 18th Fsb,'y
tuition in colIesiste Department, $500 30
Deno.t fee So: Printing &c, 50, $50
Student. occupying rooms in the College during thu
day only, are charged So for room rent, and day
sc6oiars of the Academic Department 8 | for fuel
Students unpreparsd for the Collegiate course, will
be received in the Academic Department, under the
charge of Mr John Long.
For fu Their information, see catalogue at Harold
4 Hurrsy's Bookstore. So f6-dtlstO
Mas. f. j. DAKDEN begs leave 10 In.
w form her friends and the pub &c, that her school
for young Ladies, Shockoe H Marshall street,
between 18th and 5th streets i. in successful ope
ration and that she will be assisted by her husband
he Rev James NJ Darden, who, as well herself,
mas had much experience in teaching and will give
snecs attention TO the thorough Arithnleticsl Gn-
.ludng Bookkeeping and Mathematical depart
neHts.
u She accommodate few more BoARDERs.
Richmond. Sept II. 1856 se 1B-lm
AIRS. IL MISS JESSIE GORDON'S
1VE SCHOOL-to be removed to the corner OF 9Th
and franklin street-wll open on the lat day of Oc
tober next. Terms heretofore. Application may
be made personally ct their former loca ion, mr.
Thomas Brockenbrough's by letter, addressed to
Mrs. r Gordon Richmond, Va.
su l5-3tawtlst0
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BALTIMORE, Sept l8.--Markets dull and no correct
quo ATOMS be Civ n
NEW YoaK Sep, l9--Flour dull and lower-Stute
g. 750s-zS; Ohio Sc 2j06 80; Southern s70L40-
wheat has deciising tendency and quotations only
n9minal Cora lower-Mixed 65067. Stocks higher.
Va 6's 1927
NEW ORLEANS Sept. l6.-Ths sales of Cotton this
day re tch 24o0 baes without chan rates. and
q fair demand. Frsigh+s @rlt at7l6
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ENGLISH CLASSICAL AND MATHE-
IL NAUTICAL SCHOOL.
J. H. BINFORD, .,.. px; .,,
w. Il. BAILEY, A. b, e"'' AL P

The undersigned will open School on MONDAY,
on 7th street. formerly known the City Spring In
stitute. They design opening School eff the high
est grade, where boys will be thoroughly and
raey prepared either for the University for any of
our Colleges. fitted for the businuss of life.
Special attention will be bestowed upon the Eng
sh Department, it is considered to be too much
neglected
The services of an experienced and competent Pro-
fessor of Modern Languages will be secured.
TERMS:
Payable semi.anuusily advance.-Session 81 mos.
English Branches. $40 90
I.a'in and Higher Mathematics. ........... so 90