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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-25

C0yNEk,s WHITE zN 81 S LAS .tl.
s,s. ss spea III 4. Reception Il s:so b.
Situated on tie line Of the eountss of EeAaoks cd
Bofstohft, surrounded BY nountsin. and in enc Of
tie men bsaati pssufssqus IS. rs. ns e RS vi
saia And Tenne s.ee Kairosd within 30 yssds Of To-
fosd itss and about half mile from Bsnsscks -.
BOT only eisht or nine houys ride from Richmond and
Petersbura and about two hours from LynchburE
Person ieavns City Point, or Petersburg or Rich
mpnd in the mcrnine byshs sostn,,ae and Danxile
nessce Railroad as Lynchburs reach BcusAcks depot
about s O'clock M the same day, wherc an Omni-
bus. SO. will meet them, and convey ehem TO the
There ere throe white and two Black Sulphur
Springs whose curative powers can BE- sttested BY
scores OF persons have been entirely relieved oy
the waters The reputation of these waters for
half century past has been established In the sur
rounding counties for having cured many persons al
ficed with various chronic and other diseases They
are net surpassed by any mineral waters IN Virgtns
for the of Dyspepsia in its various forms Anee
tons OF me LIVER sa ss.tsm an ina. If
Cutaneous and other Diseases Of the Skin, and many
eff the diseases peculiar to females They are gently
and diuretc, with strong examinations TO
the skin For certificates as TO the efficacy Of the
waters Of these Springs. see handbiils
The Buildings are spacious and convenient, and
almost entirely new, consisting of Hotels, Cettasss
&c. efording accommodations equal to any to be
found in the mountains Of Virginia, for about 400
The Furniture and Fixtures are about equal to
those of the best hotels In our cities.
The Bedding is unusually good with hair mattresses
throughout the es.abiishne to all which we in
vite visitors to examine and judge for themselves
No pains have been spared in obtaining the best
servants and the most experienced and best qualified
assistants for every department. of the establish
ment
The general management IL confdsd to j. A. He
FELFINGER, ESQ.,, late of Cumberland, Maryland.
assisted by ALFRED R. JAMES and Ro. J. READ, late
of Lynchburs, who will doubt give satsfaction to
all who may visit the place.
There will be BOWLING ALLEYS, "a, for ex-
ercise. - i ~ 81 -
A fine BAND OF MUSIC II already secured, and
a Telegraph Office will SOON be estsbERhed at Bon
sacks depot
The TABLE will be found equal to any In the
mountains, the facilities for securing Mppiss being
about az crest a. they well be.
ia REFELFINGER co,
ieIS-Sm EIr Projectors
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ToURSAMENT.-At Rocbeli, Madison County,
Virgins, the 18th inst, tournament took place.
At which r. Ehcart of Orange, was the victorious
Kaipht, and transferred the honor to VIM. Austin,
Knight, of Rapid Ann, who placed the crown on
the bead Of Miss Bette Gooding Mr.. William w.
Gooding Knight of Madison, G. II , and Mr.. Abram
Gasr, Knight of the Black Plume. being declared
next successful, chose rs Maids of Honor Miss Ma.
rion v. Wayland, Of Rochelle, and Miss Carrie
Hume of RAPID Ann
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WAlI(dHa AND JHWELhY
THK OH WATCH,

e THK OH WATCH.
MI My grsndfather's watch il battered and old
1t never contained either jewels or gold
I've esrned thee new for many long years.
Although thou art thick, and not ou.wardly fine,
Through summer and winter you've kept up good
time; 90
Two seen many rval, all cased In fine gold
Yet still prefer you for time though you're old,
toor, couraon and worn, with thin silver Gaze
I scarseiy can see the time now by thy face,
JET vet sun Lean hear, BY that old wheezy sound,
You must be repaired, or youth soon run aground;
ana 80 long as live, none shall part me aud you
s sas wnls you're repairing BY
Ana as those Old hands point the hour of day,
Il tells me how time passes swiftly away;
For soon must leave thee for mona will he eerlps
3d. nke you then, for q thorough repairing -
w. J. BARTHOLOMEW -sf
Watch and Clock Maker,
Corner of llth and Main streets
~. b-Wstches, Clocks and Jewellery of every de-
scrption carefully repaired. Hair Ornaments of eve
Y KIND made, and Engraving eatly executed on the
noest notice, and on moderate terms any ether
'Ao"so "a the city. +sres- les
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Post OFFICE AfFAIRs-PoGmaster General
Campbell orders the following appontments:-
Addison Hansford postmaster at Clifton, King
George co, Va, vice VIM. E. Miner. dsclined; Jno
+. Southall postmaster at Edna Mills Charles City
county, Va, vice c. Wadd resigned; CAIRO IL
Haasford postmaster at Paint Greek, Kanawha
county, Va, vice William b. Hamilton, resigned
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SHOOTING AFFAIR-In Alexandra, Va, on
Monday, Richard Pevere bis sister Mary, and his
grand mother, Mary Savage. were shot at and Sc
verely wounded, by Henry Lloyd, living near the
Canal Basin. on Thursday evening. Peverel. his
ing pears from the orchard of Lloyd when they
were fred on by Lloyd twice, both loads taking
effect on all three of them
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L0NELyxCHVRCHY A4Ds
dsddf yoa wssyiss willsvh With Ddsss =
Ars tks sisis and the poor, tho post sad bsrd,
Tha fstter and mother, and Hisksr I've seon-
Liz buried beneath, in thst lonely church ysrd =
rhst moss covered slab and the tomb that i BY il
On Won gentle slope, fhaf We view from the hill;
Lie reposiuf In slencs the hopcs Of my chiidhood;
The love that bore them. remains with M still
Let each orc remember, Coughs, Cold OF Asthma,
Our dwellings inysde-all0w me 20 tsil yous -
Thera il one hope leff sttf, the notice u brief
Take Ls0nard's Cough Syrup or Instant Relief
who e,aIe Agents Msssrs PURCELL, LADD +
Co. BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER, DC. B
au "a ssM 800 - ~
HOMIE DfEDlCINE.-.MRS. DAWb1
II ELIXIR cures Coughs, Colds and WhoopinE
Coush end affords great relief in Consumption and
most diseases arisns from colds and neglected coughs
This following are few extracts from certificates Of
eieisrus of Richmond who havs tested its virtuos:
stBY timely Of IL hsvs no doubt It has saved
one nasny doctors fees knowsOf it, good cheots
with great many other than my Avn family.n-Ws.
II have used it ia my family for three years, and
found it the hcst family medicine have ever used
NJ A. Stevenson. .4s...sst
aFor sickness among children. nothing can be bet
tern--M. b. Godt5f1.
81 have tried sll The cough remedies Of the day
and have no hesitation in saying that believe Nm
Das TO be the valuable preparation OF the kind
pew In use - Elijah Warren.
Fer sale by Mrs. A. b. DAVIS, Bennett Bsera,
Alex Duvai Paterson jackson, Chsa. Milspsughs
g. J. Picot A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
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WATER SPOOT.-An immense water spout as
seen off Hyannis Cape God, about mile from the
shore, on Monday. In shape 1t resembled an in
verted cone, abont sixty feet In height It shot up
with great force. and the immense mass Of water
came plungiDg down with terrific power. 1t Is
described IS fearful and grand. = 4'
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Nl CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, MAIN ST.
BETWEEN SAD AND 4TH.-The 18th Academic
Year of this School will commence on MONDAY,
the goth of September and close the 18th July.
Glasses will be formed Is meet the wants of pupils
at every state of their study of the Ancient and Mod
ern languages, the Mathematics ard English
Branches. an I9---66w
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VALUABLE SLoPs.--The st. Louis Herald learns
that gatherer OF Stops from tho hotels and private
residences in that city, sold to eweler few days
ago, three hundred dollars worth of silver spoons
and other articles which he has found from time to
time In the slops "
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VIRGINIA SPRINGs-We learn that there never
was such . crowd before at the Virginia Springs
as Ia now in the Mountains. Every nook and corner
at the White, Alum, and other leading places, is
crowded to its utmost. Gentlemen consider them.
selves fortunate if they are privileged to sleep in
the piazza, wash at the branch, and make their
How pleasant it must be to seekers Of health ana
pursuers of pleasurel- Charlottesville Aduocate.
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A CHILD KILLED BIZ A RAT.-Philip Cumio, q
child 10 months old, died on Thursday, atthe house
Of Its parents In New York, from the bite of rat,
received the day previous The infant was bitten
on the scalp while sleeping, and q physician who
was called. was unable to stop the flow of blood
which follow ed the bite
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SUICIDE OF A. STUDENT.-George F. King, q
mamber of the Senior class, in Princeton IN. J
College, committed suicide, last week, at his resi-
denee. in Enfield, Ct, by taking strychnine.
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THE SKssIoN.-The Democrats Of the Senate,
to-day, determined in caIcus to refuse to terminate
the session until the House shall agree to cease Its
efforts to force them political legislation On the
pending army appropriation bilL-Star Of Satur.
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MACHINE OlL.@>Just received : large
sgppiy 81 tuotssgaE OH naaaofsespisl express.
nefs oil, In moro, aud far sNla 81 g7
nan loHNszON : BRO. Dsussiss&
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UNPROFITABLE SAIE.-The wooden huts sent
from England to the Crimea, at first cost Of from
&100 to $500, have been sold to the Russians at
al mar hut sfFf t-.-t
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BAD APFLIcTIoS "A young lady, at present .
csived the distressing intelligence that among those
who persisted In the terrible calamity at Last Is!.
aud, were her father, brother, uncle aunt and two
cousins Having previously been deprived of her
mother, by death, her lonely situation must now
excite the deepest sympathy - Richmond Hhig.
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MILLW HIGHT NOTICE.-.H0vinE 10.
~ Gated myself in the city Of Richmond, / am
nov pared for making contracts build or repair
Satisfaction guaranteed In every case and the bes OF
Iefsrences gwen. Persons having work To do viii
esse fheir ordeu At my residenee IN 18th nearly
opposite M kurosifs 0rpcery and in tha asiahbofs
h9sd of Wssiey Chspsl, or line through th~ Post
unef. stating The Particular, viii b pyomptly 81.
sssasn g 8. IS - lesss O. b, 4cCOHMlC.
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r F 81 AKRIvAL OF JEW

rIpVH n M, MumrhIsM ~ - VI LEW.
~, Just to hand . large varsity of Jewelry of
bthe most fashionable styles, among which
!. some entirely new styles The assortment con-
sss in part of Cameo, Gold Stone, Lava Mosaic and
Diamond Pins Esr-Rings, Finger-R,nss and Brace
lets; also, . large variety Watch Keys, Gold and
Silver Pencils, Gold Pens, the best inanufactu
and large variety Of Silver Wars. All goods war.
rantsd ~ represented and will be sold at a fiyins
preht fas MYERS ( JANKE
y0 752 Main street
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RELLEvUE H0sPiTAL..-GhtsI nstitn-
I'D ton is situated on Church Hill Richmond, Va,
in delightful airy position, and ls furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort OF pa
tents and the successful treatment of diseases
The Lyius-in Wards are peculiarly connodious.
The undersigned give their personal attendance to
all patients placed under their charge.
F--5 TERMS:
Coofed PaDcnts.. ..'So per weex
w nICes..- .........s'...s''..."....s. .
Private accommodations. TO 10
These rates embrace 81 charges for Board, Med-
cines and Medical and Surgical attendance.
ET- No Small Pox admitted.
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON. M. D.,
Grace street, between 4th and 18th.
c. g. MILLS, nj. D.,
18th street. between Erosd and Marshall.
r. r. COLEMAN, M. D.,
Corner Of 4th ard Grace streets.
Resident Physcian- DIR. WOOD. my A-6m
HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIGARS, OF
i 4 the following classes, viz:
REGALIA, PEHSADOS, LONDON,
COMMON SIZE PANETELA and OPERA
Aiso-Turkey and Virginia Smoking Tobacco; Viz
ginis Che wing Tobacco; Meerschaum, eydrolit, b.
hemsn, Genoiss and Powhstan Pipcs Amber, Pesrl,
Cherry Zebra and Jcssaniine Stems; Meerschaum and
Amber Cigar Tubes-and all etner articles in the To-
bacco line, can be HAD of
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
Importer of and Dealer in Havana and
Principe Cigars, American Hotel Building,
gu 1-tf Corner of Main and 1lth streets
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lCOHlCE AND TONQlJA HKANH.--
The usdsrsisned having ENGAGED in the sellins Of
the above on eommission. has made arrangements
with seveTal New York houses TO keep him eonstant-
~ supplied with the NEST reliable hrands He will
cad on the usual tsrss and attention OF the
Fobscconiss Of this city and other places 10 his stock
new on hand ]. fIfFlELD 0EOR0E,
3 u ~ ~. blair 4 Goa
% 1-ims Corner Cary and 18th sts.
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Nj j. MICHELRACHER,S
lN1s ENGLISH, GERMAN, AND
rr HEBREW SCHOOL,
In tho Basement Of the Synagogue, on ElerenM ST.
near Marshall St Richmond

near Marshall st, Richmond
h. j. NICHELBAcHERS School, which has
been In successful operation the last ten years will
its annual session the LIST of September
1856.
In this School are taught oil the branches of com.
lee English edueoton in which, after the recitation
careful and strict analysis Of each lesson is made
by the learner, and lecture thereon adapted to the
capacity Of each class, is delivered By the teacher
This system is applied to s the subjecs of study 10
the School, and it is rational to conclude that zrc
cheney must be the result
70 German and Hebrew taught without extra
charge.
First and second classes $50 the session; lower do
800. -4
Mr., E. TURNER, who has been my sssistan.
teacher. and given satisfaction to my patrons, will
continue % usual in his department
Application to be made at the School Room, or at
the residence of the subscriber, of LIST and
Marshall streets. 1855
.au 22-ts M. ]. MICHELBACHER.
,SCHOOL ON CHUKCH HILL.--The
- Exercises of Mrs WEBB'S School, corner Of
Broad and Path streets will he resumed on WE'D
NESDAY, the LIST of October next.
Terms. SC. made known on application.
J8-dt1stO
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(iOODa, AUCTION lsOunS.

A uCTlON GOODS, AUCTION GOODS.
"A Opening this dsy, bought ct suction, l case Of
super Bersse de LANES, handsome patterns. which
am selling at ons shilling per yard, worth 50 cts 70
bring to this country the greatest sacrifice ever Of
fered In this city. a - srfi ~ -
Also, Black and White Ginsbams, l2} cts and L.
per yard; French Fancy 6inshams Handsome pat
terms at 1890 per yard lor Cslicoes 3d. per I'd
risin Figd BerageG Ladies' Linen Pocket Hdkfs,
kt0l2A cents GrAaA Skirfs; Grippe shswis; Corsefs;
LAWNS Mesquite Nettines; Bonnet Ribbons; Embroi.
99etiss 6ieached and Unhissched Domestics; Irish
Latens Pantaloon ssafs. and many other styles OF
hseas am determined 70 close. to maks room for
ksh purchases There fore barrains may be expect
90 oy calling At AUGUSTUS MAfLERTS,
oa sim No 4 MAJ
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HATS, CAPs, sHoHs. 20.

mn FALL STOCK OF HATS, CAPS,
Hi LADIES AND CHILDRENS FANCY FURS
49, FOR I856.--We are opening at the new
and extensive Hat, Cap and Fancy Fur Depot, new
and complete assortment of Hats, Caps. Ladies and
chldrpus Fancy Furs comprising the latest and most
fashion able styles suitable for the fall and wints,
which will be sold at wholesale and retail on the
most favorable terms.
The attention of customers, merchants and
others 10 respectfully called to the above AID
splendid stock which for style and quality cannot
be excelled.
.George w Duesberry, long known to the trade, 10
now engaged with u.s. and viii be pleased to mis-
BINFoRD, DICKINSON & wEIsIGER,
No IS Main street.
N. B. Hats Of the finest quality made to order at
the ehorest notice
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- y
ea,ss Of ss6o v.rsinis &c IN New York. Saturday
q oeDf
Ths sam required to complete the Alezsnens'
Iosscuu end Hampshire Railrosd, to cisfks oap,
hes been subsoribed snd certified to the bossa 2.
Publ,e works and that II 10 the desien Of the pses
in charge Of the enterprise open the road 'a''
point At a. early day - possible
The foreign imports entered at New nosn =, III
Weck again show large increase % com ~ -
the receipts for the corresponding peI'oa
the increaseis comparatively much isskcl
nershasdise than dry goods as WIZ appear 'ro inc
following comparison: egg ,e4
Nab e2oi2s 3l %, 658
General mercbsndise.. i,ososs1
ro,., for the week. SIS les ezs ss;d65ea
rhs ssnorts from New York also shows . slight Ia
n,e.ss - compared with the shipments for ths cor
responding week sfia"year: ,o,. ,.a
From Ian 70, to Aug 10th, SO s49sa2 "a, ass 7o5
Week ending August sd, eS'so5 anHS
Total since Jany lst. 81, oisz7s s4s. s7s
The ex ports of specie from New York last week
reached &8S3 COL
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MRS. & MISS ADA Is. MINUR =
lVl SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG LADIES, RICH.

MFRS. & MISS ADA Is. MINUR =
W SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES, RICH.
MOND.-The second session of this institution will
commence on the let day of October next, for one
continued session. to LIST July, 1857
In the organization of this school its Principals and
accomplished Assistant, unite with the fruit OF their
experience, the light and counsel Of others emf
in the profession and they intend it TO afford the
means, only of thorough course of substantial
instruction, but also of oil the accomplishments
ceesary to a finished female education.
Neither in retaining their able and experienced
Assistant the selection of her fellow iaborers
nor in their other provisions, have the Subscribers
spared anything that may make their institution
worthy Of the patronage of the community. Atten-
ton will be paid to the manners and morals of the
young ladies all times and deep interest taken in
their advancement.
MUSIC, both vocal and instrumental,w will be taught
by competent teachers. The Harp, Piano and Gui-
tar, all furnished in the family.
TERMS: Board, $780, English tuition, $40; Prima.
y department, $50; Modern Isnggases, each go
$50; Drawing aud Painting $40
REFERENCES: Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Rev Jno.
z. Mcguire Rev. J; Peterkin. Va; Oliver White.
Esq, Fleetwood Academy, Va; C. B Gibson, NJ D.,
J. Bolton, ~ D., A Petiooas, M. D, G. A. Wilson,
H. D., DR.. r. g. Cabell, and Col. S. r. Parker, Rich
5. s.; Fredesck Coleman and Beverley Douglas,
Esqs., State Senate; O. M. Smith. Eaq. Lunenburg
county; Thomas Field. NJ. D.. Meek IL nburg county.
MRS. JEFFERSON MINOR
iy e4-sm MISS A. B. MINOR.
SOUTHERN FEMALE INsTlTUTE.-.
- The seventh session of the Southern Female In
stute will commence on the first Monday in October
next.
The Boarding Department Ia under the charge of
D. Lee Powell, Esq.
TERMS:
Board, for months $500
oO
French, Italian, German, Spanish, each.
batin 10
Drawing from $50 to $50
Music at Professors prices.
Preparatory
Washing and Lights extra.
R z BTE j. fn noRkIs,oN, Principals.
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p1ChMUND MiiIlEAkH INSTITUTES.
IL "A Classical, Mathematical and English School.)
The undersigned will resume the duties OF his School,
on lst October next. ~
At the suggestion of aome Of his patrons, he has
determined to increase the facilities of the School,
by the introduction of competent assistants with
pecal reference to the adoption of the Military fea
tute deservedly popular, for purposes of dis
cipline, and ply steal development This depart
ment. including Msthematics and Natural Science
will be under the .charge Of graduate of the Vir
ginia Military Institute. Modern Lanspases by a
competent Professor. Particulars in futuYe adver
tisenent.
au 9---3w j. AMBLER WEED.
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lW G1Ls HEslli.s, kxr1A ELOUR
- n efAas pdDe trssh 1sttA =
sns CRENsaAW . co.
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Richmond Markets, August 23.
ELoua.--we have no change to note in Flour, and
still quote at ell.
wHEAT.-We quote red ct Sf.S50st.4o aud $40
As for white. Extra white will bring sl5G, and
extra red $t.45.
ConH 10 scarce at IS cents.
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SCHOUL EUR HDYS.--Tbe snbscrlbef
~ returns his sincere thanks TO his friends and the
public for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
az Teacher, since his return to the city, and begs
leave to inform them that the duties of his School
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
tronizs him.
~ Terms made known on application.
hEFERENCEs.-Rey. Or Howell Rev. Jas 3. Tay-
lor, Messrs j. Il George Gibson, P. J. Archer ESQ.,
John Pcsrce, A Richards, Esq and numerous others
of his patrons if necessary.
an li--dl IN A. g. SAUNDERS.
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NOTICE.- The subscriber -
has just received large supply of
Ladies', Gentlemen's, Misses and
Children's Shoes, consisting, in part, of ~
Ladies' Morocco Heel Slippers
~ de. Kid do. do.
do French do. do. very fine
Z do. Black Cater Boots, do. do. ..T5
do. do. Morocco do. do.
Z do do. do. do, ISL 50
Gentiemen's Patent Leather Gsiters-Congress
do. do. do. Oxford Ties
do. do do. Low Quarter Shoes
Misses Colered Caters
do. Black 90 Tipped
do. Morocco Slippers, Black and Bronze
Children's Boots, Caters and Ankle Ties of all
the various kinds and eolofs made
All of the above goods are fresh and fashionable,
and will be sold low by ALEX. HILL,
au4 IN Main ST.
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EGSEfEk-Rte, Lnxnsyfs, Java and
"N-dsv sAcoN & B1SkERysL1
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" ARRIVED by EXPRESS no
- DAY, 500 pair of Morocco Slippers, at rs
cents = good article.
Also a large lot of Trunks, which are selling
low for cash. If you want Trunk, Valise, Carpet
less than any other store, call the Metropolitan
Store. g.. C. 8. MAURICE,
an % ISL Man ST. Eagle SQUARE.
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VOUNG LADIES, HIGH CHOOL,

9th streets -MRs +. J. DARDEN, who has bad
many yesrs experience in instructing young ladies' in
the advanced branches of a complete English educa-
ton, will open School at the above named location
on the lst of September.
The following branches will be included in the
course Of instruction: English Grammar, BeIlesLet-
tres: Ancient and Modern Geography. Ancient and
Modern History, the Elements of Chemistry and 3d.
tany, instruction in the French Language and on the
Plano Forte, will be given by competent teachers
for which aiseparate charge will be made.
Paren ts and guardians assured that their chill.
dren and wards will not only be instructed in the ap
piicaion of the rGies of English Grammar, but also
in the philosophy of the English language. The
and adaptation and their relation and propr
ETY., both in conversation end writing, will be
santy brought nader the consideration of the pupil
for the accomplishment of this object particular at
tentien will be given to the department of Bellies.
Lettres.
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. az far as they au fl--.12t