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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-05

~A good Picture consists not only In n
ers likeness of a pers m but it should also possess
that persons natural expression not tortured into
that unmeaning stare observable in most Sun-Pic-
lures The resi- artist will not brook solitary posi-
ticn into which to force old and young, grave end
CAV bot dversiss it s, harmonise with his CUB
iect To get an Amhrotype Photograph to reflect
YOU naturally we would advise you to Try
D. BENDANN'S Photographic Gallery,
lloNoin st.. next door above Mitchell Tyler's.
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IHE DAILY DISPATCH
Friday nTerniss, scpfemeer ., sSoo.
Absentee Returning.
RI. go, ~..ther ID beginning TO send peeph
h.r,> ekovo The watering places.


hone ftom the waterinG places
..r..- ,,..s.n,. says our con emporsry Of he pa
.tnsS .rns,.csu .is the home feeling experien..tt
IN sssin inhastins rooms that 40 absence %h.t a.
"a. - LA comfort the city house pr ssnss" n,.,
ir,t from the rural distriets; how pieassn. 6oy
compared with th- hustle o. sres ss,,s = i,h tn,
shcnshs tbst you aesin in your bone wsa an.
n.nonsl Indications and habits are Iesp =, fssh;,,
where y you ,hs. have auuoyea you elsewhere :.
Yes arc no longer merely sn inasmi., rssort bu
srsssted throns of visitors AZ rrnS whieh revos,
-" a n.,ay.S rssnsts Of the housshod Home asa,n.
there il happy welcome IN the wy ~, psra src~,
words. They speak OF peal ieS IN. familiar rooms
C,sss nsnnl. ssd pursuits that break upon yo'
Win fr.sher aspect because NOT Is.e.y ii,
ia 1.in.S fIeuds end the renewal Of the social ID
ta,ronrse that grows genial ana warm % tne seeso
puts on II. winter risors Inc nIs. VS.. .;ve hn.;
sa.. hsb,ts and the renewaiof discontnneo studies
"a al events that spesk Of the excitement OF wei
~" The city clothes itself with renewed attTsc
tions and you feel that you have been unjust to ~
cornfsrts AID ind ulsed, perhaps. too exrsyasAnts
in the praise of verdure and rusieit5.
The American describes with fidelity the sensa
lions Of one returning from the country, espeeiai!
II the returning individual has been visitor o.
the Springs. We have never yet been able to IT,
derstand the mode whereby health is benefited, or
pleasure obtained, by drinking wife sulphur waite,
and being crowded by sweltering mass OF boz
humanity. If such water, as people drink at the
various Hygeian Fountains Of this blessed old
State were disgorged by our hydrants, we shon'o
Immediately have row with the Superintendent
OF the Water Works. Yet, call the horrid stun
mineral water, and people drink it by the oucke'
full and are content to drink 1t through fhree oi
four months of the summer and imagine that 1t is
performing miracles for their enfeebed constit'i
tions when the only miracle is that they don't burst
before they get home.
We are decidedly in favor of rural felicity In
summer, but would advise those who go In search
of 1t. to look for quiet country residence remote
from snobs and idiots, in the midst OF . fne OAK
grove, with bright cool spring water. and plenty OF
pure air and elbow room. II you can find such
place, and they won't follow the fashion OF the
springs in charging ten times IS much for enter.
tainment as 1t it Is worth, you are happy man
Bear that place In mind, and visit 1t next summer
In the meantime, we welcome back the sbsentees
to our healthfu city, which IL, la fact as pretty
and comfortable q spot as most of them have seen
In their travels.
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thirty sewn eoiored persons werc haptisad a.
Concord, Caroline county, Va, Sunday last
MIR. Samuel Cockrel!, old citizen Of Berkley
county, Va, was thrown from his wagon last week
and killed.
The Toronto, Canada. Jail is SO full that from
sixty to seventy of its Inmates are without sleep
ing apartments.
The city authorities of Alexandria have ordered
the barber shops there hereafter TO be closed on
Sunday.
Another Kansas emigrant company from Virginia
passed through Alexandria on Wednesday eve.
ming.
Inc Messrs. Strickland, booksellers. who left
mobile SO summarily, In consequence of the ex
citement against them there owing TO the report
that fhey were selling abolition books. have ar
rived In New York
II Is estimated that fourteen Thousand Africans
nave been landed in Cuba within the last eight
mouths ~ ~ 'sA'
- Ibe rumar IN reference to Hon. Linn Royd Of
kentucky, having shot George BIakey. of that
state, turns out 10 be false
thirty one guns were fired in Portland, Me-
TUESDAY In honor of the passage OF the army bill
Mayor Wood is again candidate for the mayor
atty of New York.
DR.. Asa Wall, of Winchester. Va, is one of nine
Assistant Surgeons in the army whose appoint
ments were last week confirmed by the Senate.
Louis Brown. a painter, was drowned ct Porte.
mouth on Sunday night.
DR.. VERIFY, Fillmore eeetor in the 7th district of
virginia, has resigned on account of his health.
There were 80 deaths In Charleston, S. c., last
week, ct which were Of yellow fever.
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HOUSE BURNT-On the night of the 22d nit ,
the house of Mr.. Thomas J. Jenkins, Ia Greenbot.
TOM Cabeil Co, Va, took fire and burned to the
ground consuming everything in it. Mr. Jenkins
was at home at the time, but the flames had pro-
crossed so far before he was awakened that he
was unable to save any of the contents of the
house, having to escape through onOof the win
dOws
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MOI Sc SToRY.-An Albany editor says that q
mouse, which had been several times caught in
the act of nib5ling the nice things in his pantry,
was the other day traced to its nest which was
found to contain seven eigh. cunning little "re-
sponsibilities" The parent rogue arrested,
and executed for larceny. On side of the
nest, piece of an old Bible was found, which
the following words distinctly visible: "Thou
shalt not steal" What q hypocritel
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MASSACHUSETTS WING NoMINATIoNs-The
Wing State Convention which met at Boston
Wednesday was largely attended Addresses
were made by Hon. Mr.. Winthrop, Georgs S. Hill
lard and others favoring Mr. Fillmore. Among
the resolutions adopted was one sQnifying the
preference Of the Convention for Mr.. Fillmore
over all the other candidates thus far nominated
DR.. Luther " Bell was nominated for Governor:
Homer Foote for Lieutenant Governor; John H.
Clifford for Attorney General; William t. Lincoln
for Secretary of the State; John Sargent for
Treasurer and Joseph Mitchell for Auditor,
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Ma ssachuset,s Politics.

BOSTON, Sept. IA call has been issued by the
President of the Massachusetts Fremont American
State Council for a Convention at Worcester, on
the 16 h of September. on the ground that Ex-
Governor Johnston, of Pennsylvania, the North
American nominee for Vice President, has given
notice that he shall decline the nomination.
The Republican State Convention, the anti
Gardner Convention and the Fremont American
Convention meet the same place
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DIED,

On Ist inst at the residence OF be 1snd5atasr 10
ESxsrd C. and julia A. Trsinum, aged ono month and
swenty-one days. -
AZ the Montgomery White sulghar sprins. on the
let inst, in his 18th year. Pow HAAS. e'oes' son
The friends of the family respectfully requested
attend his funeral, this afternoon, at half past
o,clock from his fathers residence.
On Thursday morning. An sept, iaoo' ~ qnsTs q
and Maria Rames, 10 years months and = dsys old
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend bis ,n.sIsL on TINS
fFrdayl afternoon, at half past 5ociock, from TIE
First Baptist Church.
Dearest son. thou hsst etus,
Here thy lass we dSeplv feel.
But it's God that hHtstereft u.s.
He can all our sorrows zeal
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E Democratic NJ e e tin 9--The Demo-
cratic Association will meet on FRIDAY evaning
September 9Th at Il o'clock, at Ccrintfisn Hall. -,
Judge w w. CkUMP, the Eector for the city, Will
address the Association. RoBT e. SCOTT, EGG, Will
also address the Democracy.
The citizens generally are invited to attend
80. JAS. DOVE, sec'y.
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FIRE Mt Ciuciunati, &c.

CINCINNATI, Sept 3-The distiIlery Of John
Gerker & Co with six frame houses adjacent, in
the suburbs OF this city, we're burnt yesterday sf
The Hon. J. j. Crittenden and the Hon. Hum
phrey Marshall were sarenaded last night by the
Know Nothing councils. Both responded.
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The Election in Vermont.

MONTPELIER, Sept Fletcher Republican
candidate for Governor has majority of IL 900 in
100 towns Three Republicans are elected to
Congress by majorities of from 5000 to 5000 each
The Republicans have carried the entire Senate
and nineteen tMentieths Of the House,
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suppored GuanO Islands.

WASHINGTON, Sept "A gentleman On board
the u. S Frigate Independence, lately sent out tt
take possession of the new Guano Islands
writes that the Island proved to he New Nan
tucket, near the Equator, long 176 deg. 35 min
West 1t is low fiat land, covered with vegeta
ton There is anchorage aud there Is a surf ant
current making landing impracticable. The wri
ter states that there is gusno to be found ia II
deg of the Equator. rs that is the rsiny region.
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De- To the Ladies of RichmOnd...Wea are
Nv prepared to dye and finish every description of
Silk, Cotton and Wooen goods, as well as any es-
Enlistment In New York or eisew here Merlno or
De Lame dresses dyed into fashionable coleIs
Cape Shaws dyed scarlet or otter coors, equal to In
ported: Silk dresses cleaned, and grease or wine
stains removed without ripping. We take pleasure In
showing specimens Of our work.
DENNIS BRO, Franklin St,
Opposite Metropolitan Hall,
ne p eodS.t Richmond Va.
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r~ A Card.--The subscriber having re.
moved to his new and elegant store, No 100 MAN
two doors ahovs 18th street. would call the
af rouutry merchants and hers about purchastnx
an extsn.ive snd vsried sssortment Of FALL
CLOTHING of his swn mann 'scture Ho h'tte.s
himself that nat only will he be enabied 10 please W
a. .r;stv If his stock hut alss in his prices. All
articles of Clothing cut snd made to order at ,nor'
notice Sc 5-im e. HaS"S
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MARIHB NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND. September 4
HIGH WATER THIS DAY At ct O'CLOCK.

ARRIVED.
schr Ambition. Wrotem, City Point, salt, Ed
mrnds Davenport & Co.
Schr. r reindeer Wrotem City Point, salt
Schr. VIM Gregory, Bucslu, Rockland, lime
Bird gford Co.
schr c. A. Crooke, Eorner, Philadelphia, coal, S
P. Hawes
Schr Emma, Shorter, Baltimore, gueno, c. 7
Workman & Co.
Schr Mary Eliza, Snpes, James river, wheat, War
wick Il Barksdals.
Seh, Henry NJ Smith, Malone. Norfolk, mdze.
schr. Montezums, Gray, Philadelphia, coal, John
r Stsgg
schr I'M Z. Hearn, oil, Norfolk plaster, Cren
shaw 4 Co.
SAILED,
schr. Florence. Walker, down the river. light.
Schr Beverly, Halifax, -four. Haxal Co.
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RECEIPTS OF BREADsTUFFs AT NEW YORK
The New York Post thus sums up the receipts 4
Breadstuffs at that port for the year ending the
3lst of August:
The receipts of Flour In the four months ending
3lst December, 1885, after which they stopped,
receipts from LIST April to 3lst July 1856 were on
ly 1850, $50 dc. The fall receipts of wheat, from
september to 3lss December, were 1868 TIA bush
els; and the spring receipts from 1st April to 3lst
July, 27l0,3cs do The fall receipts of corn from
the lst of September to the 3tst December. were
1912 1927 bushels; and those of spring and SUBJ
mer. from lst of May to August 81, $500, 448
bushels
Corn appears thus to have come to market in
greater quantity In the spring and summer of this
year than In the fall of last year.
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Trr.rcHArHIc NEWS.
RrpoRrEpFoR TN q DIsPATc H
'>--- Pe,is;cni Desnonsiraiions In Maine

PORTLAND, Sept. "A eonsratulatory meeting
,f.hs ctIzens on the passage OF the Army bill
~.s held here tonight, when Messrs George
Evans and Jonathan Appleton madsspeeches.
Ahout two thou sand Republicans assembled ut
1,,v 70 dsy, and were addressed by Messrs Han.
uibal Hamlin, Van Wagner, and othera
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~ Religions Nofice.--On next Saop pa,
morning there will be preaching In The "a tresDyte-
r;sn Church (Rev. Mr.. Boee's at " O'CLOCK
The 1st Presbyterian Church will he opened Ioa
divine service in the evening, at qHarfer pe'o.e
O o'clock. 90
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FOUND GUiLTY.-John McCreavy, the soldier
from the Carlisle barracks who killed another SOL
der named James McGary in a street ght at Car
Isle, Pa, on the 3lst of May, was tried last week
and found guilty of murder in the second degree
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DROWNING OF AN ENGLISH MERCHANT.-Mr.
Robert Stavart, of Manchester England. was
drowned while bathing the eleventh of last
month. Mr.. Stavart was for many years connect
ed with the house of Messrs Crafts & Steel. wide
ly and favorably known throue hout the United
States as enterprsing and liberal merchants, and
for some years past the senior partner of the
firm of Stavart, Z,gomias & Co, a house largely
engaged in the American trade
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~ auctfon Notice Particular attention
/. Isarestsd to INV sale of Household and Kitchen
FURNITURE THIS MORNING COMMENCING az 10
Who ia deciining housekeeping, on seventh sIeet,
north of Leigh vrrerr A,.t
ThOhAo 4IOIAS' >-"o''
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r~A Card.--The particular attention e 81
Teamstsrs and others is requested TO my sale OF
bales of Hay. THIS MORNING., !" oe5o Har oeo
auction notice. A"HH. .;a,sr
aa5-lt hoItio"SSN'
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yw The regular monthly meeting OF ,ne
Monroe Building Fund Company will take place
THIS EVENING. at Saunders Hail, at cioeA'-
git B. w. STARKE, Secy.
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BOARDING

BOARDING Tho PRESCOTT HOUSE,
ID two doors sbeve the Banks, is sgain open forths
reception of bosrders, by the day, week or monta
Dr. Hudson, who owns the property haa spared no
Boarding Houses in the city. He &as made several
additions, that renders it much more pleasant than
heretofore. Nothing my pert shall be lacking d,
render all who may favor with their patronage
their stay in my house pleasant, at the time The
comforts of home.
au l9-im Mas. M. C.. JETER.
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IsEKBERT,S CASE..Jm.t received at
II O'NElLL'S bookstore and Library,
In pamphlet form Price l5cts.
AN ARGUMENT in the of the United States
rs Philemon Herbert, tried for the murder OF Tho
mas Keating delivered IN the Criminal Court of the
United st, tes for the District Of Columbia, On the
24th of July, 1856. By VIM P. Priest II, Esq.
JOHN ONtILL,
Broad ct, next door to Broad street Hotel.
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MARRIED.

On the sd inst, at st. Johns Church ~ shs ey
H. s. KepieE HUGH SMITH, n, 70 n's'
ANN RUANE.
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MARINA sALszAR, shot BY order Of twaIker In
Nicaragua, was one Of the richest merchants In
the State, and was formerly one Of Walkers Arm
at supporters He subsequently, changed bic
opinion Of that leader, and was one of his strong
est opponents, alleging that Walkers design
wasto introduce slavery and abolish the Church
Among The soldiers OF Gen. Walkers army are
low, 1t is said no natives; with . very few excep'
lions, the Nicaragusus have forsaken him.
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SUMMER RETREATS,
TOYNER,s WHITE AND BLACK SUI
y PHUR SPR " G S.--Tbis Gelig htful waterin

f,OYNER,s WHITE AND BLACK Sui
" PHUR SPRiN 6 S.-Tbis delightful watering
situated on the line of the counties of Roanoke and
Botetourt, surrounded by mountains, and in one OF
the most beautiful picturesque and fertile portions
gnia and Tennessee Reroad within $50 yards of the
road itself, and about half mile from Bsnsscks de-
pot only eight nine hours ride from Richmond and
Petersburg. and about two hours from Lynehburg.
Pereons leaving City Point, or Petersburg, Rich
mond in the morning, by the Southsde and Danville
Railroads and taking the Of the Virginia and Ten
Railroad at Lynchbure, reach Bonssck's depot
about O'CLOCK P III the same day, where an Omn-
bus. 30, will meet them, and ssnvey them to the
Springs.
Spnngs, whose curative powers can be attested by
of persons who have been entirely relieved by
using the waters The eputatisn OF these waters for
half century past has been established in the
rounding counties for having cured many persons al
Hicted with various chronic aGd other disesses They
are not surpassed by any mineral waters IN 'i,sIna
tons of the Liver, Kidneys aud Bladder General De-
bility especially of the Nervous System all kinds OF
Cutaneous sGd other Diseases OF the Skin, and many
of tn. diseases peculiar females. They eently
purgatve and diuretc with strong diets rninaion TO
the skin For rtifcates as to the efficacy OF the
waters Of these Springs see handb1ils
Tho Buildings are speclons and convenient, and
almost entirely new, consisting OF hotels, Cottages
&C., afording accommodations equal to any to be
found in the mountains Of Virginia, for about 400
persons.
The Furniture and Fixtures about equal to
those of the best hotels in our cities.
The Bedding s uuueually good with hair mattresses
throughout the essblishment-ss 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 is confded to J. A. HE.
FELFlNGER, Esq. late of Cumberland, Maryland
assisted by ALFRED r. JAMES end Ro. }. READ, late
of Lynchburg, who will doubt give satisfaction to
a who msy visit the place.
Thsre viii be BOWLING ALLEYS, &s., for ex-
ercise.
A fine BAND OF MUSIC is already secured. and
Telegraph Office viii soon De established at Bon
sucks dapot
The TABLE will be found equal to any In the
mountains the facilities for securing supplies beIus
about a. great as they can we'll be.
a. HEFELFINGER b CO.,
ie ISM propristors
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FlNHE ADVERTlSER is desirOus oil meet
i inga party, with cash capital OF 6l0too, to
take an interest 10 and useful nven inn, which,
it believed, viii yield good return for he amount
Of Investment The address of the advertiser an be
obtained at this office, when personal interview can
be h. d: or any unication addressed to 1nSen-
tor" left this office, will meet with attention
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ihsfEcTok.-We learn that Mr.. VIM H. KEN
sos h.s hesn sppoiassd BY the Governor Inspscto,
g ne fsene Warehouse. In place Of Mr.. JeHx =,
WKsr. resigned.
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THE LAST BLocKADE.-The coast put unoeI
Moi sde nv walker. Ii from one thousand 10
Twelve hundred miles in extent part on the Pact
&c and part on the Atlantic, and 10 enforce IL he
has one schooner in the Pacific. This is the most
absurd attempt to institute paper blockade ever
made we should not be surprised to hear that
some indignant captain in the merchant service
bad captured ard sailed off with bis whole navy,
as the easies, method of getting rid OF Its annoy
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COMPLETION OF THE NoRTHwEsTERS VrRol.
MA RAILROAD TO CLARKsBuRs.-The Northwes'
tern Virginia Railroad was completed to ciarks
burg, Assistance of - miles from Grafton, the East
era terminus on Saturday last The occasion Of
the arrival OF the first locomotive At Clarksburg
Was celebrated with much spirit Peal followed
peal from . cannon in the vicinity, and AL seemed
hlarity and joy. The contractors and WORKING
were invited to . sumptuous COLLATION., and every
thing passld off In the happest manner.
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per vol
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These works for tor the benefit Of the Library
Fund.
Apply to the Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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FOUNDING the corner OF Broad and
2nd streets, yesterday morning Pearl ialaid
PORT MOSNAIE, contsiniog small sum of money,
&C.. which The owner can have by describing ana
PAYING for this sdve rtisement re 5-2t
EALL AND WINTER CLOTHING IL
ana now opening my large and beautiful sssort-
msnt Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
which have lust gotten up In the most approved
styles worn and OF the best material to be found
IN the mar ket.
Having perfect knowledge OF the styla ana au.li
ty Of goods adapted to may tIaHe. it will be nv con
slant care keep hand full ass, m snt OF such
Goods ~ viii make 1t To The interest of those whs
favor me with their patronsss
HENRY sHAFER.
SD Corner Main and 18th streets
I DIM 400 busact. Germ, from schr
nunkirk IN the Doc<. For sale hv
@s BACON BABKERyILL.
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AMUeHn6ENTe.
TH e A T. r. e.

TH EAT RE.
Mrssrs. KUNKEL / co
JOHN r. FORD. sole 49,.
Also OF tbs National Theatre, Wsshinstor Il, r.
snd Holiday street Theatre, Baltimore i
JOSEPH JEFFERsON....,..... a,s No.
THOS. MoxLEY............g.4 Msass :.
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DICHWOND G LASsIC -. AND MA.
IL THEMATICAL ACADEMY-The exercises OF
Session 81 months
The services Of Mons BucHLER, as Instructor In
Modern Languages, have been secured.
payable Semi-AnnuaAy, IN ddrance)
For tuition in Latin Mathematics and English. 500
Do, Greek, extra. ~
Do either of the Modern Languages. ~
For hi qualifications Instructor, The Prncpai
refers to the following gentlemen. among big patrons
dur;ng the past session: Gov II A Wise, Mossrs. g.
A. Myers, Jno NJ. Patton A. r Holiday, Geo. w.
Gretter, r.. Fontsine, Price, T. r. Grattan, Kew
G. Woodbridge and J. Peterkin
w. D. STUART, Principal.
"Mr Stuart is graduate of the Virgins Military
Institute and for three years discharged with great
satisfaction the duty of Assistant Professor OF Ma
thematics in l.. do, with great confidence, say to
the patrons of his Academy, that they will find In
him zsalous, competent and faithful teacher.
'sFR,NcIs II SMITH,
Superintendent of Va. Military Institute"
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