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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-20
. %, lS56.-td. CHARLES FAWcET
ATTACHWEN

Elias Knisley, Plaintiff, Before John West, Ups
vs. tee Of the Peace, Of Orange
Samuel Lyons, Defendt township Carroll counts, Ohio
On the 22nd day of February "A D. lss6. said Jus.
nee issued an order OF attachment in tho above action
for the sum OftWenty.fve dollars ~
Leesbnrgh. March 6 1856 aw ELIAS KNIsIFY
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lhsy "sonfessed jadgmenl for costs. and there
BY stopped proceedings N Els eass = and Il is
also false that the matter rests"
These are the facts 90 FAR as vs. have been
able to ascertain them, and We give them for
The purpose Of putting the matter before the
public in its true character, which is our duty
as q ehrOniclsr Of passing evsnts.-.r. Ed.
P,s. Since writing the above. We learn
that the Defendants have been served with
summons issued from Justice Helfrichs Court
commanding them to appear on next Saturday,
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JIM 10 II DhLA9IbI
Secretary Of State.
hereby certify that read and compared
the proof of the foregoing, and that it is cor
rectly printed from the copy certified by the
Secretary of States. Il. BLACKBURN.
Aud, Carroll Co.
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ATTACHME MENT.-

Israel Thompson Plaintiffs, Sbacker, Justice of the
against Peace Of Brown town
John Sinclair, Defendant ship, CafroHcounty, Ohio
On the 18th day Of February A, d. 1856. said Jus,
tics Issued order Of aachment in the above action,
for the sam Of one hundred and fifty dollars. II
Msrch 6th 1856, 3v TAI THOMPSON
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Of It, for IS 90 worth of Perry's PREvRSTIvE, you ma
save $lOO worth of Doctors CURATIVE med icines.
SAMUEL G. PERRY, New Harrisburgh, 0,
EahrnarY Ia. lS6R=6mo.
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Ifyou wish to go home with
dty feet enclosed in nice Doors
or SHoEs, call at his Boot and
Shoe store, and save yourselves
from coughs and colds, and last
but not least, your expensive
DoCToR BILLS! Only to think
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March is, 1850.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-22

PG EMth,rTtsnbs RELIANT kiEIIES. 10 coash.,
Code ac. Il nsde Of the most pure iogredients It
II eyaA when ssy It 10 - scgd asany COu9n syrup
Known. and il Il but jssfics that I'll Country Mey
eaafs should take supply, Ii they wish 70 sieviste
thc lsufFsrinsg OF their fellow creatures.
To Be- ha6 Of Messrs DUvAL MOTION. y ,.
Tf4OMA0 w r LADD, 8nUBbS ArrEk5Or,
LAIDLEY & ROBINSON, GEO: pOWDEr, q =
ZACH 0IsSON, ANDREW LEgLIE, &. sEM-
PIE, L. b. WOOD, A. BODEkEk. IN yAI IN
SON ChAG MILLSPAU0H, DR. GAkLCk, Isse
o. B. Hill, J. w. POLLARU and . A. oInECnrTnr
Wholesale and Retail Agents, Messrs Ca III,
LADD Co, BENNETT. REEks rienI III =,
ADIE 4 GRAY, P. JOHNSTON 4 BIO, eno Oh
THOs. LEONARD, corner of Clay and Adams "s.
% R
VIRGINIA w o m KILLEK--CHlL.
Y DREN CRY FOR IT!-This valuable and POP.
ulsr preparation 10 recommended with the greetest
confidence. Past experience and test OF years. nav.
ing proved be of the best, safest and most
reIiable worm desfroyers In use. -,
1t IL sweet and pleasant to the taste, and u reeoly
taken by children. tmay be given with perfect see
ty to the youngest infant as it contains no oii o.
Wormseed TuTps ntine other neuseatng drug, thar
would be apt to iritate disorder the system. On
the contrary the health of the patient 10 generally
benefit by its administration, even when no worm
exist Ie is prepared especially fol- children.
Prepared only by z. J. PICOT; sold also by
PURCELL LADD Co BENNETT, BEEas l. FISH
Err wholesale agents, and BY Druggists generally.
a RIM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-22

FREE SCHOOL CELEBRATION I'm order to com.
memorate the victory achieved by the friends of
the Free School System in jefferson CO., Va large
number of lads of Shepherdstown, says the Re.
gister, had bonfire and torch light procession en-
Monday evening week, the 9Th inst, and headed
by drum and fife, paraded through our principal
streets. On their transparencies were inscribed
the following appropriate notices: Freedom and
Free School = Education, like the Dsws of Hea-
ven, should be enjoyed by all )" Education the
hove of our country Schoolboys our future
rr4I lE--let them be educated"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-22
The mining troubles at Lake Superior have

The mining troubles at Lake Superior have
ceased.
Madame Anna Bishop appeared for the first
time on the stage of the Theatre Royal, Melbourne,
on the 9th of June, in opera
Hon. j. Buchanan Is in Philadelphia
The New Orleans Pic0yune has thrown off its neu-
trallty and come out for mr. Fillmore.
Ephraim Marsh, of New Jersey, President of the
convention that nominated MIR. Fillmore, has come
ses for Fremont.
the preserving and picking establishments of Num-
sen Thomss Baltimore, was destroyed by fire s,
tpiday morning. i.osss $50 0o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-22
On AA FALL KACES
<EAA&k>W ARRENTON COURSE
-x2SRvA The Races over the War

1aM&A> wARRENToN COURSE.
szs.~<>~2X-rren N. Carolina, Course
ar= pSstpvuea uati Inc 2st OF October next instea
Of the time advertised, on account of the Broad
Roet and Petersburg Races.
two year ola stake now open TO be run on the
1st day Of the $200 entrance half forfeit three
or more 10 make race now one entry mile heats
- name and close by the 18th Septepber
y FIRST DAY -Sweepsta for cots and iilies that
never won race, mile heas 90 entrance half for.
fsl 70 name and close by the 18th day of September
SECOND DAY.-Joctsy Club Purse for $4oo-s
Trisp DAY;-Joskey Club Purse of ssoe-3 mile
heais-entIsnce &2a
FouRrh DAY.-Propnetor's Purse Of s2oo-2 mile
hests-tntrsnce $40.
- The Proprietor pledges himself to have the old
At s 70 elegant order. with new buildinss.
New strbles furnished Race Horses rrntis
by order Of the Club.
r. ]. TURNBULL. seey
psn. "a. T. HAwRINs, Prop'r and Treasurer
,,rpkfhER PosTPoNsMEHT.-At a mesips of the
H., nc .ocfry Club, held at DR.. Bsownow's
t ss, 'ns following members being present; w Ia
eli H., sssloent; d.. Stephen Davis, Samuel New
P1esidsn, IA T gu, .. H. Priddio, n. r. Hawkins,
hesisea- That, in CONSEQUENCE of the p.t.r,hrx.
rs.scr eeP ,eee On the 28t OF October the Wa.
nsSsssnaii be postponed until thc Iith nj No.
tised win be ran ~ .s the purses herstofore adver.
s.ie-l.wtr, THo's Q. PLUMMER,
Z .s,T ~ feeretary pro TEN.
sgns,ld ast received a Io1 ~ 49,.
that Ave- W, IN AT HAMEs, dif.rent fror, ~
ssse csnnot q essn IN this market; for durshsv snS
CHARLES ]. BALDwrn
1aa Saddle and Harnees E.sshs,.rN,
SCI In $50 street, between 18th ard issh sta.
- .f :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-22

DISCOVERY OF NEW ISLAND Captain Dunn,
of the bark Dragon, at Salem, Mass from Pa.
dang, reports that on the passage from the Fejee
Islands 10 Shanghai, September IL 1855, he saw
an island not laid down in his chart, to the north
ward, distast i've miles Got good observation,
aud made its position in lat. deg. 90 min lon
167 deg. DO min east, by the cLronometer 1t is
small sand island, with low bushes, six miles in
circumference. 1t is inhabited, and surrounded
by coral rect, mile from the shore, and can be
seen fifteen miles from the masthead The same
afternoon saw the Michaleff group to the north
ward, AZ laid down on the chart
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-22

LADY EQUEsTRIAHIsM IN ILLINOIS A LADY,
equestrian riding match came off at Galesburg,
Illinois, on the l2,h inst. Six young ladies con,
tended for the prizes, and the most valuable one of
q gold watch, and silver coffee urn was taken by
Mass Prudence Swift of Chicago One of the ri.
ders was q little girl only five years of age
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-22

LADIES FURs.-The fancy fur trade of this
country, which centres in New York, is one of in.
creasing Importance by reference to the Custom
House books it appears that the tota ilnporations
OF iurs this year, up to the present time is not
less than 81 J.5 ,0U0, while for the whole of last
year the amount was not quite 81 500 900
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-22

COKE AND COAL.

NTHRICITE COA am
months for the best ANTHRACITE COAL, includ.
ine White Ash Lump, suitable for foandries and
Red Ash suitable for cooking ranges crates ana
FURNACES This Coal will be bought in Philsdsl-
mia for cssh, and delivered to purchasers upon
the same terms they receiving 2,2io pounds to the
ton instead of 1900 the usual weight from CITY cars
The terms on which propose to order Coal Tor par
ties is to charge them commission OF III per cent
on the actual of the article invoices OF which
will always be subject to inspection. ~,
find it greatly to their interest to avail themselves OF
this opportunity their supplies will be delivered
arrival, from the vessels free from DIRT ana az
saving of at least so cents per the usual term
of the trade.
Orders to my address, through the Post Office, or
left at nv brothers Law Office, the corner OF
Main and 18th streets or with my brother at Col VIM.
a. Browns compiling room, corner 18th and Cary
sts will receive prompt attention.
au2l-Im WIkV HttbFtFS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-22

mi, THE I,ADiisS.--l have n large
L sortment of Fancy Articles, Soaps and Perfume
ry which will sell at prices little over cost to re-
Iubr.'s and other Extracts; French and American
Soaps; Pomades of best quality; Hair Oils Hair and
Tooth Brushes-Engsh and American Combs OF
all qualities; Port Monaies, sc
w. C. BATTAILE. Druggist,
ssI5 corner 4lh ard Br ssd SITS
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MIR. LEFEByRE, SCHOOL, Richmopd
Nl VA-The next session of this Institution viii

MIR. LEFEByRE, SCHOOL, Richmond,
Nl VA-The next session of this Institution will
open on the LIST day of October 1856, and close on
the first day of Jnly, 1857
TgRMs--Board 5000; Washing $50; English Tui-
ton S 40; Modern Languages each SO Latin 800
Music on Piano, Harp or Guitar $50; Drawing $50;
Drawing from nature $40 Painting. water colors 40
in oil $50. Primary Department for children under
10 years of age $50. ...
KEFERENe Es-.Patrons of the School; Right Rev
Bishop Mead, Right Rev. Bishop Johna, Right Rev
D., Rev. T. V. Moore, D D.. Rev. B. Gdersleeve.
FAcULTY.--Hub hubert P. Lefebvre, A. NJ. Principal;
Rev. ii. S. Keppler, Rev. w. E. Webb,AM;J. p. Lit
tie, M. D., r. A Lewis. M. D Joseph Michard, John
A. Calys, C. w. Thilon, Miss Gordon. Mrs TAYLOR.
Madame Estyan, Mile Lacy, Miss +. Bartlett Mile
Villemet, French Governess, etc, etc.
All letters to be directed to
jy T. Am HUBERT T. LEFEBVRE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-22

sUIciDE.-Wm. y. Carroll, painter, late of Dan
wills, committed suicide In Abingdon Va on Satur.
day night week, by blowing his b aims with a shot
gon he was5o yea,s of sge, and was laboring under
d painful dlsssse. 1870
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-22
UEUST 10th 1855

THOMAS r. PRICE 4 Co.. at the old established
stand SO Main street, will commence this day ard
continue until their regular fall trade begins to sell on
large lot of rich figured and striped SILKS 6roche,
do Plaid do figured French Mouslines and CASH
meres TALL wool) common Mouslines and variety OF
other goods the accumulation of past seasons al less
than half their real value.
THESE bargains will be exhibited the second
floor SO not interfere with their regunr business
New goods daily arriving.
au 20-dGw1m THOS. X. FRtGE q Ocs
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HOTELS.


NATIONAL HOTEL, Main street Stauu
Y ton, Virginia w. J. HUNTER Co, Pro
prietors
II An Omnibus win always be in readiness at the
Railroad Depot to take passengers to and from this
house free OF charge. my s. Gun
1 BROWN, Jr., stock Broker, has re-
- moved his Office to No. Isl iZimmsrnan's) corn ar
Main and izfh sfrssfs s-eodts
Es.-- Embroidered Cru ne
French wrought Camhric and Muslin Robes
Infants' Frock Waists and Robes
Muslin and Cambria Fiouncines
Do do Edenss and Inssrtings
Do do Collars ard Sleeves
Thread and Vale ncie mes Habits and Sleeves
Embroidered Caps
DO Handkerchisfs
Blont Lace Berthns
Thread and VslleGciennes Lsces
Mechlia and Brussels do
Embroidered Swiss Mnslin kc
PARKER NIMMO / co.
No. ils Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-22

BARN BURNr.-Un the night of the I4th inst the
barn Of Daniel X. Hof, in botetourt county Va, was
destroyed By fire. with $50 bushels of wheat 800 bush.
els of osts, aud quantity OF farming utensls Loss
5000.
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MRS. & MISS ADA b. MINORS

MARS. & MISS ADA b. MINOR, ~
NlBOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG
LADIES, AT THEIR RESIDENCE ON GRACE STREET,
bstween 18th and 9Th. Richmond, Va.-Tbe second
session Of this institution will commence on the LIST
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
nent in the profession, and they intend it to afford the
means not only of thorough course of substantial
instruction, but also of all the accomplishments
cesssry to finished female education.
Neither in retaining their abe and experienced
Assistant in the selection of her fellow aborers,
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 at ell tmes and deep interest taken in
their advancement.
MUSIC both vocal and instrumental, viii be taught
by competent teachers. The Harp, Piano and Gui-
tar, all furnished in the family.
TERMS: Board, $500; English tuition, $40; Prima-
ry department, $780, Modern languages, each, $50;
Latin, $40; Music on Piano. $780, Harp $50; Guitar,
$50; Drawing and Painting, $40.
KEFERENcEs: Right Rev. Bishop Johns Rev Jno
2. Mcclure, Rev. J. Peterkin, Va; Oliver Whits,
Esq Fleetwood Academy, Va; C. B Gibson, M. D.,
J. Bolton NJ. d., A Peticolas, M. D., G. A. Wilson,
M. D., Dr. r. g. Cabell, and Col. s. H. Parker, Rich
mond; Hon. R. M. T. Hunter, Hon. ]. M. Clayton. u.
S. s.; Frederick Coleman and Beverley Douglas,
Esqs., State Senate; o. M. Smith, Esq, Lunenburg
county; Thomas Field, M. D., Mecklsnburg county.
I'D MRS JEFFERSON MINOR,
jy 24-Sm MISS A. B. MINOR.
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~ sor s. respectfully informs the ladies and gen.
temen of Richmond and vicinity, that !" formation
will be given in all the affairs relating to fesuch
sickness or health wealth, love- marriage, journeys
law suits, difficulties in business absent friends, VI
riches, legaces estate, and all concerns of life
Any person wishing to know true and corract state
ment OF all thngs-past present and future-must
bring or send their age.
TERms-5O cents, each. Cures will also be made
white, of coer) of all the following diseases
Chronic cases. Sores Ulcers, Boils, Wasting of the
Body, Scrnfulss Consumption, Cancers, Coughs, Spit
ting of Blood, Rheumatism, Headache Tooth
Ache, Pains in the Limbs and all kinds of Distemp-
Apply in Adams Valley, I'd house from corner of
10th, on Poplar street, opposite Lancasteria School,
over the creek, No 2, Prof l. s. on the door.
Advice given free to the poor and afflicted No
advice given to people of color only sickness, nor
after sundoWu f---,p,t
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s.-.ss-.zz- - -
mFHIJ FTT1AnV 10SFAICdsl
A.- - =
Monday Merninw, September 70, iSSO'
r.;.Y and Commercial
xAaa1SoA -
/. wesk, although - y - .,..r In rene.
& poslrs period OF issf vssf are MUCH '"se
raj msrchsnd'se' $40 '"e WIZ ief
Of 76f ia dollars.
GU. .xnous exclusive of o6s 200 dollars IN specie,
= N.,x York to foreign ports. continue large, al
ii""' -, e., N. xvesi lust closed 10 not quite
fhe"s. .s;ar,sn,. for The corresponding week of
,s.s year rs will appear by the following compare
=. s,..sm.pt:
Wv lP5' 1885
r., Ia, lat 20 Sept 18th. f,0e7.s4t 5is4a s34
Vel .ndips Sept. Ieih........ l34oGH 1022i5i
.,.-o-e,- -
Total since Jan. lst...S45 4uI,9l5 ESQ 670,99l
y,,k Friday. of SIsao ". s.,, os,
ssae'l :, :, ass: and 5000 T.,,..... a.. :, es
ana sioVe w
and SLOW do' ~ 90 n
TIL. New York Journal Of Commerce OF Saturday
SO :,, .,,r,, h.. ;nt.rr.,.s -;,h hr.,r...
Inc plefoiuys - - ~. 49, - a......sI
Int we notes an active demand for money at full
rates Of interest.
Fore 60 Exchange clo,ed firmly; but there
lv mo ferate busine:s Bills London 1899 al O: Pa
us S l7Ia5I5. 's
=,
Inc impefso' Foreign DRY soo"s al ne" ,ork ior
the week. arc moderate, and show slight falling OF
as compared with the receipts for the correspond
ing period of last year: ,o., ,o.e
Is55 1855
Total entered at tbs port ...Sl, 4I,lo4 Sl,58s,6!6
Total thrown upon the market 800 oSt Lf7o,25i
-
From Jsn. LIST, Is55 1856
Total entered at the port. b4s 90! oOo $IIe39 DIG
Total thrown upon the market 'o'oi,'4e 'o'ooo''9z
MEETING OF THE AMERICAN ouAso Co.-The
stockholders of the American duano Company held
smeetiug in New York on Thursfay Capt Baker,
the origin al oscoverer OF the isanos owned by the
company. was present. and gave an interesting
count of his discovery, and answered many questions
pro posed to him. stat 'ents were also made by Capt
Lucas who visited the Island of Jarvis last year
agent of the Co and Capt Lewis, who accompanied
him The President of the company was empowered
20 take the earliest to introduce sold guano
into the United States by Offering he same for sale
MT the Island and by charerng vessels to import
goes thereof to the several Atlantic States N York,
Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore.
S.r, on
hicnmono oP' 50.
FLOUR NO transachons To-Day, ana nothing to
indicate the feeling in the market;
WHEAT.-Market steady at Tt.49Upi 80 tor red;
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MEADE IL BAKER,
lfl CHEMISTS, PHARMACEUTISTS,

APOTHECARIE
1856 N w corner of MAN aud 10Th streets iust above
the new Custom House, Richmond. Va,
Offer physicians and families perfectly resh stock
of reliable Drugs, Chemicals and Medicines, Fancy
Articles; Spices ground and unground; Surgical In
struments and Appliances; the finest imported CT
gas; the best brands Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,
and every article usually found in first class Drug
store, on as good terms they be had elsewhere
in the country. RICHARD H. MEADE
T. ROBERTS BAKER,
Graduate of Philadelphia College of Phsrn soy.
ISrlp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-22
EDUcATToN.

Nn Ms. d MISS JESSIE tsOMDON,s
Nk SCHOOL-to be removed to the corner Of 9Th
and Franklin strcet-~ili open on ths LIST day OF Do
tober next. Terms heretofore Application may
be made personally ut their formcr locs ion, MI
Thomas Brockenbrough's or by letter, addressed TO
Mrs. r Gordon. Richmond, Va.
An
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-22

NEW WASHING uACHINE.--Ihe sub.
scnbers beg leave to inform the citizens of Rich
LDond city, Henrico Hanover, Louise, Goochand
and Fluvanna countless that they have purchased the
right to manufacture and sell the Floating Balls or
Knuckle WASHING MACHINE, patented by C.
Hsllingsworth, in 1852, and now ready to furnish
families, hotels, Boarding Houses, etc moderate
terms
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing requested to
call and witness the operation OF this Machine at
VIM H. Woodwsrd's on 9th and Franklin streets, or
r B. Woedward's on Main and 9Th streets, where
orders will be punctually filed.
WIN. H. & r. B. WOODWARD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-22

NlIGHT GLASS IN NCl Mt L. AN
IN GUAGES AND MATHEMATICS.-Agra graduate
as Master of Arts of the University of Virginia whs
ras lad several years experience in teaching, wishe
to form small class for instruction In the ABOVE
branches, between the hours of and 10, +. NJ
This may afford to young men engaged throughe {
the day. an opportunity of maturing their early st T.
dies 90 ss to render their efforts at seflmpr0s e
me Mt much more easy and satisfactory, ana tA' II
progress in literature and the sciences more agr O.
able, sure and rapid.
For further information. inquire at this ONCE.
LINK :. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-22
EDUCATION.

Sn1sa 4. m. SMITHS SCHOOL R0R
MI YOUNG LADIES. will commence again on the
6.t n fycfDber nexts For partieular inquire at the
ah.,i Rsorns corner of Fifth and Franklin streets
S e, - n - n Is Hore'ss se g-d1m
0L0F A. KKIyssOr, . srsda .s Of The
~ University Of Upsal ana nssry .ni =, IA. s;,s
zsps Of Richmond. ~ teacher Of the Latin, Greek.
German and French Languages. He VIII instruct
classes in schools or give private lessons. Ierms
,noder.fe. he can be found ct his rooms, corner
01 Rsfsr to L. n. Harold. P. H. Montague, Rev Mr..
Mchelbscher ,.. u
Latin or Greek . -
NnISs TAZEWELL's SCHOOL, Grace
lvl STREET, BETwEEs 7TH AND 8TH-The nxtn
..s.ion of this School will commences on the first Day
Fl Ootober and close the first day OF July.
Miss TAZEwEJL will be assisted BY gentleman
Who're ,t,anmeuts and experience render him con-
s;dsrebe acquisition to the School Any other desr-
ed Information will be communicated through clrcu-
lars which can be obtained on application.
Terms, payable semi-annualiJ in advance: ~aoo ~
Higher English Branches. 81 ~
Primary do do ..............s..ss. ~ ~
Ancient and Modern Languages. each....... 70 20
Music and Drawing, Professors fees
q Int
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n z. BUKlkUss's 4 & HDOL, in the
~. basement of the Universalist Church, Mayo ST.
The thirteenth session Of this School will commence
on the 18th inst and close the 10th of July next
TERMS, PER SESSION
For English studies, with without Elementary
H..
For Classics and Mathematics. 80 90
Modern languages and Drawing at the usual rates
MIR. B. will be aided by Mr.. Henry Battaile, who
for the last two years has been engaged with MIR
Lewis M. Colema n, in the Haucvsr Academy
N. BAT the solicitation of friends limited num-
Der Of small boys, in the elementary English branch
es will be admitted at forty dollars.
S-lmk