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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-30
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Financial end commetoa :


R.I.oAps The es,,n..ss 81 rs's rSS.iv S9Ssffit
ofthe cost If oper.nns .It;more sud Ohio ksroad
cspors msas 81 seow that two Of the :. 30
made ~ the enls,sss q t sns q sos from cambe
the cos o. and that the action Of SOME
49, .etos was based apon improper an M. seemed
dat. Years of experience n e, ealcession, varied
f,an, on sdoiiar and twenty.6ve cenu ~ of trans-
.nS.syenty two cent? per ton LOT tns W.
rortstion to the company -.
nv Tcfcgraph.
vo.x Dan. n Flour advanced state re. =.
~; e. Ohio xs 6oa6 70; standard sou.nesn sa,h
xTs.,, .avsncad-- W bite i,7o. Corn niSne NA'
ern mixed ssi stocks higher r,,r % cspts bixher.
Howard sss; Wheat aas cents higher and unses''e''
Corn hishsr-white eo6Ssc r,,.,,,, winch ex.,,s.
NEW ~ Cotton market to-day, and 1t has been
I'll the lots Offering. The ssles for tws d,ys
resched 1900 bales closing sti at liz for middie
The eernsud is mainly specnlat,ve'
Richmond Markets, Sept. %. q
roRACCo--The receipts Of Tobacco are reduced
very much, and after the breaks tomorrow there
Iii not be more than one handred hhds. 10 Rich
,opd for Inspection and the stocks for sale are unu-
susly email for the seassn We have to report q
At s7.7s0s IS; good shipping sio1lI fine msnufae-
turing sIiaIi 50. Inferior Leaf ll5o0l2.5o. Fire
shipping sl4 500l6. Fine manufacturing Sl5aSS5o
D4n Small fancy parcels bright wrappers &800ifr.
FLOUR--There IL . better feeling II the market
to-day, under adsices from abroad and the North
Sales Of mixed loa on the Basin bank were made at
Sc IS for Supetfine and more desirable lots at
The sales, however, were not extensive Most hold
WaEAT.-There was an advance OF. 5 cents per
the very limited offerings. We row quote good to
prime Red IS 40 to l-59i good to prime White Sl45
CORN.-We quote 10 cents per bushel, which 10
readily obtained for the lots now arriving The mar
kettle nrIn - To-. AL,
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DsAD.-James Renton. the inventor of the sRen.
.os prccess"-some new method In the manufsc.
ture OF iron--died on Friday, Al -ge-7 :
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MIR. LKFEBvKE, sCMOOL, RIchmond,

NJR. LEFEBVRE, SCHOOL, Richmond,
wi VA--The next session of this Institution will
open the LIST day of October, 1856, and close on
the fret day of Jnly, 1857. -.a
TERMs-Bosrd $500; Washing 800 English TUT
ton $40; Modern Languages, each G20 Latin $50
Music on Piano, Harp or Guitar $50; Drawing $40
Drawing frorn nature 4t Painting water colors 40
in oil $50. Primary Department for children under
10 years Of age $50 .s. -. ..
KEFERENeEs.--, Patrons Of the School; Right Rev,
Bishop Mead, Right Rev. Bishop Johns Right Rev.
D., Rev T. v. Moore, D D.. Rev. B. GildersIeeve.
Faculty hubert r. Lefebyrs, A. NJ, Principal;
Rev. Il g. keppler, Rev. w. T. Webb M; j. 2. Lit
lie, M. D., r. A Lewis NJ. D, Joseph Micherd, John
A. Calys, C. w. Thlon, Miss Gordon. Mrs TAYLOR.
Madame Estvsp. Mile Lacy, Miss +. Bartlett, Mile
ViiIemet French Governess, etc, etc.
All letters to be directed to
jy T. 4m HUBERT K. LEFEBVRE.
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II X
REV. J. AMBER WEED. Prneip.l-classical
MR. CHAS L. LAUCK, (Graduate Va. Military In
acknowledgements: Mathematics, Nat. Science
and Military Tactics. G5ff
NJ j. MICHAkD--Modern Languagea
N. J. A CALYO-Drawing. Eass
Tbs subscriber will commence the 4th annual
s4ion of his School, ON the lst October next under
the above Organization. 4rsE.es{s 49,
English course, Military Instruction will be given 10
all whose parents my desire It These will consti-
tute corps OF Cadets properly uniformed, and sub-
jected to regular daily drill and weekly parade :
Tho uniform WON by the Cadets will constitute
their daily dress and will DO 50 planned a. to be at
once economical and neat. -
The duties Of tins department win be 20 arranged
esnot to interfere with the regular suies nd dutis,
Of the school, but will rather, it 10 hoped become
stimulus thereto, ~ well powerful rent il nyr
melting the health, manners and personal bearing az
the pupils: and the general discipline of the school
p now binding. embracing copmodious study ana
recitation rooms win be ready for tho opening Of the
The loc.ton 1.-THE brow Of the Hill ADJOINING the re-
sidcnees Of Mrs Bruce and Mr.. Seddonl has been A.
iected with tspecsl reference to the comfort ana
hsalth Of pups being encs retired and
Nth es circulation Of air fine prospect and spa,
Terms u heretofore. Circulars to be- had on .pp.
cation. II AMRIER VIZ III
an zD---2m
:" very cheerfaliy bear INV tesitnou, 10 - I. j
- Lsuek GrAduate Of this Institistisn . : fsitf
fni and iaborious teacher. He hss been snrsred ii
tesehny for two years. md am suse viii com msn1
hlmsslf e those who may patronise the school IN
:. yEzNcIs 4 sHsrH, su,..,.s.ua.st
"a. AltlrAsr lrsfl1uyS Ass. 4. ssI3
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VIRGINIA POsToFFICEs-The Postmaster GEL
eral orders the following: Appoint Henry Sharp
postmaster at ThorDy Creek, Pocahontas county,
Va vice u Wanless, resigned; William McCiune
postmaster at Clover Greek, Highland county, vice
Christopher Carlisle, resigned
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IA MOTIF CE.-.P. BECItEK e. B1sD.
AN Their Merchant Ta,lors, No. 26 Main street.
Nh below the st Charles Hotel are receiving
-AE their fall and winter stock Of goods consist
ing OF large and varied assortment ofFrench English
ana German ioths, Fancy ST Velvets and Silk Vest
hnss &c which we are prepared to make up to order
m the latest sly les and at short notice We also keep
constantly 90 baud good and general nsssrtmept of
Issnionahie Ready N AIDE Clothing, manufactured by
ourselves; gentienen's furnis ing goods boys and
chiidrens clothing, &c, all of which we shall be
happy to furnish TO our customers and friends on
terms whicb can't fail TO please. Sc Tim.
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VTALIJARI.E LAND AND MILD rVpN
sALE.-The subscriber will sell bis Farm Con
tanning aboat four hundred acres, with COCA
iugs The dwelling house has seven room, soa -
the Genito Mills with four run Of stones; two ~,
wheat and two for corn, capable oil gflhas n, of
three to four hundred bushels per DAY aaa hsns /.
wheat and corn. The location OF thn p,opet}h H..
very good being within three miles of Pownasa ~,
Dot on the Richmond and Danville kaitloaa' n ~
which point 1t 10 about q miles 10 Kichmoea, ne
information desired win be given by addressns ,
at Oepito cost Office Powhatsn, at any time oa.i =,
the fall or winter. The other half Of the ni
bought. WEI
Sc l2--d2awstS cat
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A ggAi,R0D OF NOkTH RIVER HAY,
= !. - e WHiTtoCk 4sos.
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IA 1856. FALL. GOODS, JS56
~ DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACT0RifS
THE subscriber has just receiv ed eauti-
.-LS- full lot Of French and English Cloths, back
Drown ohye ana blue, of bis own importation IMAM
ufactured expressly for hiruself)
Also, large assortment of French and English
Csssmeres, Vestngs. Nc, to which he would call the
attention OF those in want of something really nice
for the fall. E. B. SPENCE
Fashionable Clothier and
Sc ID Merchsnt Tailor, Main street.
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.A -..S,,ss 9 J. =
1kFFkRsON MALI ACAnKnlY. a
y 25ih, beswces Clay asdI .e'ss ~. ssse Sc;
tjEDEx TtiE cilAaeE OF 8 - =
Rev. O. w PETHkRHRlDeaE and ~ ]
Esv. + IS Il nov VINO II o's ii sis e
ev.rv aavsnfs se Win bs Afforded khs pupils Tor :
thorough uainins In the vasisss Esslish Brsnchss,
the Ciassics ant the Maihemaaes e - q -
a Sl,I g5ss rs, ,.s,, s,r s. s:
1T October, Il the sums plscs rlan and terms y
those Of last year. e zv--M-
II ". -C0NE - sKLkCT, gLAsSi-
II. CAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL on
i. 81 annual sss.lon on MONDAY the i5th instsn
and continue ten months g ly-n
N1Tay a. N. sNliTH's sCHOOl4 kUk
Iyl YOUNG LADIES will commence again on the
first Of October next tor gss.csas ,na9re =
formerly Rev. n D HoEss = a--aIM
ENELIsH CLASSICAL. AND AlATlrE-
Ia NAUTICAL School roR YcUsG LADtEs..--Ine
subscriber will open School TOR young Mondsy IN
(yct.bcr In thia school which will be continued nine
months will be taught besides the Ordinary
Of an English Education. latin. Greek Afhensthiee,
French and MUSIC The ubsci ber has hsd many years
experience in and she attes herself Inaa se
can furnish satsfactery eyiaences o, nel q us.S.
lions and success She will he aided by competent
asxistauts Terms, Tor English branches *4o; Ioo
lat in. Greek, French. Mathematics and Music $50
to $40, payable semi-annusny 10 h1xaS p;n,,,.l
M. ADELlnE OAulHonS' iiASpo'ss
SO IL I'm : -
5N11F A. EKlCSsUs, n gradaate 0l anc
IfIniversty Of Upsal. and nearly three years
resident in his country offers his services 10 the CHI
zeus of Richmond as teacher OF Inc L s;m u.,rn.t
German and french iansuaees I.snn. Ts,ms
classes IN Schools, or kso Pinah; ~. 1890 cornsr
moderate ne can 70 io' -A-.Ns - - 80
Refer to L. M. Harold. r. Il. Montague, Rev. Mf.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL. - AYR ,,xv;rr.ta cI..ses in
Lttin Oh 0IcoN. -------------------
UTaHfPT(lN MALE AND FEMALE ACA.
III DENY -F CT -@+lr 1fs TeFtsG
JOHN B. CARY, A. NJ Principal
rh. next Session Of this School will commence on
the first MONDAY in October and continue ten
n,on,bs Tho subiecis taught are Ancient and no
steal Science Military Tactics, Music, drawing ana
ps;nting - .-...ti z. 'r...-.,' : {
TERMS: ~" '
.hi .,,a1 and U,hfa . 4 ITO %
DoaI", ~ .d,,sncament from $50 to 50 90
T9itlon aGcsIu.uk " NJ 49, nI.wins and Pajntius
Moaefn Aansuaso'' "A'As'
extra Al. p-..;c.I Hamr.on Va
Aas1ess, tno i'~f'
.. pc I--aecIL -- = - -
NIf.HT CLASS IN ANClENT Lam
~ GUAGES AND MATHEMATICS.-A graduate
as Master of Arts OF the uniVerSity OF virginia, ""
as had several years experience IN teaching wishe
to form small class fer instruction in the above
branckes between the hours of and 10, r. M
the day. an opportunity of maturing their early st
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RICHMOND MUsIyAL ACADEhlf--

DICHMUND MUSICAL ACADEAl e.
IL T. L. GALLEHER, PRINcIPAL.-The second
session of this Institution will commence the Isl
of October, 1885, and continue 10 weeks. thorough
course of instruction in every department of Vocal
dies and gentlemen who purpose teaching will find
in this Institution every facility for qualifying them
selves forthis profession The Principal will have
charge of the Vocal while in the other departments
he win be aided by most competent Professors
Terms for the session. per scholar two lessons per
week, vocal class exercises, tadults) $3.50 For the
Le,sons entthe piano. organ &c, two per week, $50.
Same number of lessons the violin, fate, guitar
SC, SIS. Private lessons the voice, 81 per les
son. The sessions for the juveoile classes will be
he Id in the afternoon and will conflict with other
school arrangements. Sessions for the adult classes
will be held night The place for meeting will be
duly announced.
REFEREscEs.-Pa Patrons Of the school, the pastors
of the churches in this city, Rev. II. Boyd. D D,
Winche ster, Va. Rev =. Grimsley, Washington Va
Hon. o r Baldwin, Richmond Genl Asa Rogers,
Middleburs. Va. Sc Is st
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nEsTINY Observation-Disclosures

nESTINY DEMONSTRATED.-.P
- scr s. respectfully Informs the lsdie: and gen.
ticmen of Richmond aud vicinity, that intornsson
sickness or health, wealth, love, marriage journeys
law suits difficulties in business, absent fr,enas o
riches egacies estate, and all coocerns Oh Ms
Any n,rson wishing to know true and corract state
ment of all things-past present and iutais-inA"
bring or send their age.
TERMs-50 cents each. Cures VIII also Dc naao
twhite or of color) OF all the following diSeeses
Chronic cases. Sores Ulcers, Boils, Wasting OF Ino
Body, Scrofulas Consumption, Cancers, Cousns opt
ting of Blood, Rheumatism, Head Acne or Ioo's
Ache, Pains in the Limbs, and all Xmas oi p'"eA'F
ers. -
Apply In Adams Valley, I'd house from eoI mel
l6th on Poplar street, opposite Lanesstena oonoo'
over tho creek, No 2 Prof. L. 5. on the foor. NJ.
ADVICE eiyen free to the poor and afflicted NO
advice given to people of color, only on sickness n0'
after shutdown 20
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~ FOH Las --A1 che American sta
A2S bles fine pair ef slLbrcks Bay HORSES
yell aaywbess-s Apply = the lme1csa Stables 70
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MRS. e. }. DAkDEN hegs leave to In
lVl form her friends and the pubic, that her school
for young Ladies' Shockoe Hill, Marshall street,
between 4th and 5th srees Is now in successful ope
ration and that she will be assisted by her husband
the Rev James M Dsfden, who, as we'll as herself,
has had much experience in teaching and will give
special attention to the thorough Arithmeticsl lin
sluding Book keeping) and Mathematical depart
Inents. ..f- H..
n She can accommodate few more BoARpERs.
Richmond. Sept II, 1856 So l8--lm
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N kADE & BAN Ek,
Nl CHEMISTS, PHARMACEUTIsTS,

APOTHECARIE
1885, NJ W. corner of Main aud 10th streets Just above
the new Custom House, Richmond, Va,
Offer to physicians and famesa perfectly fresh stock
of reliable Drugs, Chemicals and Medicines, Fancy
Articles; Spices, ground and unground; Surgical In
struments and Appliances; the finest imported CT
CARS; the best brands Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,
and every article usually found in first class Drug
store good terms they be had elsew he 70
in the country. RICHARD H. MEADE.
.taA r. ROBERTS BAKER,
Graduate Of Philadelphia College of Pharn Acy.
ss 4--dNclm
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MRS.. & MISS ADA b. Nj N d x (, -
lFl BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG
LADIES, AT THEIR REsfDENCE ON GRACE STREET,
between 4th aud 18th, Richmond, Va.-The second
session of this institution will commence the LIST
day of October next for one continued session, to
ist July, 1857 iifet ~
In the organization OF this school, its Principals and
accomplished Assist ant unite with the fruit OF
experiences the light and counsel of others emil
nent in the profession and they intend to afford the
means not only of thorough course of substantial
instruction. hat also of all the accomplishments ne
cessary to a finished female education.
Neither in retaining their able and experienced
Assistant in the selection of her fellow aborers
in their other provisions, have the subscribers
spared anything that may make their institution
worthy of the patronage of the community. Atten-
ton viii be paid to tho manners and morals OF the
young ladies at all timsa, and deep interest taken In
their advancement.
MUSIC, both vocal and instrumental, will be taught
by competent teachers. The Harp, Piano and Gui-
tar all furnished in the family
Teams: Board, $500; English tuition, $40; PriEna-
nv department, $50; Modern languages each, $50;
Latin $50; Music Piano, &60; Harp, $40; Guitar,
$50; Drawing and Painting, $40. ~
REFERENcEs: Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Rev Jno.
P. Mcclure, Rev. J. Peterkin, Va; Oliver White,
ESQ., Fleetwood Academy, Va C. u Gibson, NJ. D.,
j. Bolton M. D., "A Peticolas, NJ D., q. A. Wilson,
NJ. D. DIR. r. g. Cabe and Col. 8. H. Parker, Rich
mond; Hon. M. r. Hunter, Hon. j. NJ. Clayton II.
s. S.; Frederick Coleman and Beverley Douglas,
Esas, State Senate; .. M. Smith, Esq, Lunenburg
county; Thomas Field M. D., Mecklenburs county. ;
MRS.JEFFEkSoN MINOR, +
~ 24-3m MISS A. B. MINOR.
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M RS. M LLOHY,S SCHOOL FOR
Nl CHILDREN, of both sexes, lin separate apart
rnents) will be in session on MONDAY, the 18th Of
September.
residence, 4th street, between Grace and Frank
In 8 lin
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FOX RENT-MARLBORo. former

- FOR RENT-uA RLB0RO, former.
~ ly WALL STREET HOTEL-This property
1sA IL situated on 18th, between Main and Frankfn
streets, hes been recently enlarged and undergone
thorough repair. 1t can accommodate camfert,bly
from fifty to sixty dodgers, There IL large bar
about thirty by forty feet, psrlor Is by 80 fest
dining room 80 by 40 feet, spacious kitchen with
large bake oven and extennve cooking ranges ell re.
Gently built comfortable servants rooms cenven.
for coal and wood, 10 well supplied with watn
In the kitchen, bar room and on the secoud HooH
gas has been introduced into the house. and there
every convenience necessary for such establish
ment.
Possession given Immediately.
For terms apply 70 RENDALL GRIFFIN
IA 3p.-.tf
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- FOh hkNT..-Ihe house, thru ao.r
from the corner of 9th and Franklin streets 70.
LEI Gently occupied by Vim. n. Grant Esq II Goa.
tains TO fine rooms, Kitchen with rooms city wa
ter and gas the premises in perfect order and pos
session given immediately. Apply to VIM. f. GRAFT,
Esq. or to the undersigned.
au z7---ts l.. r. RAGLAND 4 CO.
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Ia +. >. McELK0Y, Merchant Tailor,
IA Governor Strses, a few doors above Main,
W. Has just received beautiful assortment of
III GOODS, adapted to gentlemen's wear, con-
sistng of Cloths and Cassmeres of all colors, Vel
vets Silks and Cashmere Vestings of the most beau.
tiful description, all of which have been rec emily
selected by himself in the Northern Cities and he is
now prepared to execute orders with promptness on
terms - - Sc t8-2m
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r.. caassxxzzxxJ THE ADAAIS, EXPRESS
la Y So COMPANY, 1874 Main st.. hsy-

= = - $1,000 ing resumed their Steamship
Express to and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
nond, By steamers Jamestowp and Roanoke which
leave New York every Wednesday and Saturday,
and thence by railroad TO Weldon, Wilmington,
Lynchburg. Salem, Wythevile, and the principal
phases in Virginia and North Carolina, are now pre-
pared to forward with great dspateh and at reduced
rates, every kind of Merchandise Valuable Parcels
Jewelry, &c,, to the above named cities, and all
places on the aeAbosrd .ssss s,.5s,
Our Express on the Steamships will be aceompar
MED By special Messengers who will give their per-
ponal attention to tho careful handling of goods en-
trusted to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship
Express s :
Shippers win please take nstics that packages 10
points In Virginia and North Carolina will Be sent b.
steamers uniess otherwise marked 8fss !.
Freight received on day Of sailing. until o'clock
z. H. J. L. MACDoNuGH, q
sse Agent Of AdsmS Express Co.
U-SPEcIAL NoTIcE-Express packages Tor
Norfolk Petersburg, Richmond and oil PLACES ID Viz
sinis and North Carolina, intended for shipment By
stsamships Roanoke and Jsmestown. win hereafter
BE- received BY the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
ON these ships sas 49, ~ -. :
Office of the Now York and virsinia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM 4 PLEAgANTG
sp TT #sxa 8a Agents.
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IHAII., 1S56.--We arc nav in receipt OF
Il our new stock of Fall Goods. 1t COMPRISES the
most attractive and commanding supply of
Dress and Cloak Ir1RmiD&s
we have yet offered, as also great variety oil new
and elegant styles of
FANCY AND VARIETY GOODS,
and are constantly kespng on hand most complete
assortment of Knitting Yarns, Cotton and Worsted,
which we sell with small advance factory prices
Also
Chidren's Wooden Hose, Sacks, Caters
Ladies' Opera Hoods, Scsrfs. etc
In presenting claims this season to tbs PATRON
age of our ffsnds nd the public, assure them
that with increased facilities we have made such i'm
provements in stock that it il second TO none
North or South in completeness and variety, and
that in all cases prices shall be At LEAST as Low
as The same goods are sold elsewhere.
= HdRSCH l. BOTTCHER,
ne S4-2n~ 300 Broad ct
CUNDkI E,,. fresh AnchOyies, sardines,
- French Mustard, Olives Gapers, Pepper Sauce.
Pickles, Preserves, Currants, Citron, Rslsns Figs
Currant JeIey, and Nuts of all kind Just received,
fresh for sae by LOUIS }. BOSsIEUA.
2S---6I 4
NO COUNTRY MEKCiiANTs.---Take
i my advics when you buy Candies. see that you
get good reliable article. Mean Candy you can get
almost anywhere. A prime No article made by a
competent workman of standard Crushed Sugars,
and warranted keep fesh glossy. white, hard ard
NICE YOU can get at LOUIS j. BOSSiEUXS
So e6---6t Steam Candy Factory. lo7 Main ST.
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- sfUh hENT.-A Dwelling House Mt
Eel the corner Of Cary and Foushee stresta. Five
~ rooms with fire places in them besides the keL.
en- and eutheuses for servants. A small Garden Tbs
house il conveniently arrsnged and in good orders
now occupied by the owner. who intends 90 10 n
country. The premises may be seen by any perss n
desiring to rent. Possession given imm ediatelI For
terms apply to THOs. J. EVANS.
LII !.
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AND MATHEMATICAL
II SGAAOI.-Rx ROGER M ARTIN

CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
" SCHOOL-By ROGER MARTIN
This School opens the lst of October, In the new
building On the corner of Clay snd 9Th streets.
TERMS: (Peyable ssmi-annually in adyance.l
emstics. $6s
JUNIOR CLAss-The Rudiments Of tbs Classics
with the higher English Branches. ....... 30
PRIMARY misunderstanding, Reading
Writing. Grammar, Geography, Arlthne-
tic &c Observation-Disclosures. so
Mr. Martin can be found at his fathers rooms q.
B. Martin's,l from to o'clock
Modern Languages and Drawing will be taught by
competent Professors.
EY- This School will be permanent one. t
seS-1m f.tt'f ROGER MARTIN.
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DlCHNOND CO1IL6U E.---Ine next SEES
II sion will open LIST October end close LIST July.
f- TERMS: sF
Payable one-half LIST October, balance 18th Fehry
Tuition In Co1iesiate Department, $4,000
1Nsess Academic (" $500
Deposit fee 81; Printing &c, so, $50
students occupying rooms in the College during the
day only, charged So for room rent, and day
scholars Of the Academic Department ST. for fuel.
Students unprepsEsd for the Collegiate course, will
charge of Mr.. John Long,
For further information, see catalogue at Harold
& Murray's Bookstore. Sc 16-dtlatO
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PICHAIOND MlLITAMY INSTITUTE

THE MIsSKs FORBES Will resume tho
duties of their School the first day of october,
"a &-tlstf)cs l5As nf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-07

The following burst Of eloquence was
delivered before . court Of justice 10
PennsI lvania:
"Your honor aits on the adorable seat
Of justice, like the Asiatic rock of Glib
ralter, while the eternal river Of mercy ;
lite the eadavarous Of tho valley lows
meandering at your feet"
The following was the commencement
Of speech Of lawyer in New Jersey
"Your honors do not sit here like
marble statues to DO waited about BY o..
cry idle breeze"
Another orator thus commend his bar.
angue:
"Ths important crisis which were
about to arrive have arroven.'
Another thus expaciated:
&"The court will please to observe the
gentleman from the cast has given them
very learnedepeech. Ho has roamed
with old Romu!us, sucked with old Soc
rates, ripped with Uripides, and cantsd
wssh old Canthsvides, but what, your
honor, does he know about the Law Of
Wisconsin :"
Extract from the argument Of . young
lawyer before Mississippi Justice:
"May it pleass lourt-I VOID rsth-
o. live for thirtsel5 hundred centuries On
the email eni OF . thunderbolt-chaw
~ ragged end OF Assh of lightning
swallow the corners Of Virginia worm
tsnce, and ny bowels tarnsd oat by .
green bsin thas 70 BE- thus bambeoslsd
~ ~ geoslsusn."