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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-18

MUSICAL AND DANCING.
A DoDwoRTn,s DANCING ACADEMIES.
'0' 'Ag and Isl s. Montague S s" place, Brooklyn
Glasses on tuesdays Fridays containing terms
hours, ac., may be had at either of The academies.
LADY. HAVING LOST HER CLASS IN PIANO
tssons quarter hour her house
% T at se pDp e ass vi h
families permit reference Addsess Music Teacher d Gin
GERMAN LADY. AN ExPERIENCEp TEACHER OF
@ brave orf Al e sSse rse
DRooKLYN.-wUsoNs DANCING CLASSES, I'D
Clinton street corner n Of Atlantic nov forming on Tues
All the fashionable dances taught in one course Of lessons
~ II. RIVERS ACADEMIES FOR DANcING.-MoN-
". tsgue Hail. No. Court street. Brooklyn Classes on
each nonh classes at Passac Hall 81 Montgomery street.
Jersey CITY, Monday and thursday Hops every other Mon
day evening
months cosi ss viii be sold co. s he instrument per
S ns' and %e ,o,fT sa' ~ '"''n
L,oR sALE-oNE OF aIIBERT's CELEBR ATED Bos-
ton made pianos, cclian attachment, y octave lisa
ali rounc corncrs was n use but four
cost 1900 and Is sod because The owScs has sovSa from
Broadway and the price, whish will be extremely os can
Ne~ Io-A
TOR sALE-A BRILLIANT TONED ENGLISH ROSE.
wood cabinet psnoforte By first rate London maker
% ppen e o sy ana Proceeding America and
waIraasd . stand in tune in climate such saperio.
marketable roods in part payment Applyto H. HowARrH,
GREAT .BARaAIN.-sEvEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
makers ard been used few months kgs;
viii be sod for $50 Can be seen from 10 70 ) NO College
MADAME AUGUSTA WILL REOPEN HER DANCING
N academy IN New York, on wednesday. Nov. . her
.s.deSy ogs ss; G nD .rs sgpy on
particulars apply at the Ahenwum reading rooms.
MUSIC TEAcnER.-wANrED. LADY. ExPE.
wi rienced and 70 teach piano guitar and yDc
reference required Call the Gtrard House. room No ae
MISS 4. RBENMFIo, VOCALIST FROM LONDON.
M pupil @ Sir George smart &C. Is ready % resume her
Mss would Be happy make srrangsmeni 3, with .ns
pIASos AND MELoDEoNs.-THE HORACE WATERS
modern improved pianos and melodeons are % Be found
for e On monthly psyen second hand pianos
E1% iss . sl.o :dsons - 9 iis Plano. !ps.d
srs pianos says he New Eysnseli.. known
he yer oe s are o ssnoaos ~
knowledge Of their excellent tone and durable quality
CIaNeR 1. ALBrrEs rs ABOUT TO ORGANIZE A
ess for course o. asa er
sunday VIII be for sacred music Terms SIC per quarter
Address Mr. Descombes, 166 Broadway
TUE PTANo-TBE GREATEST IMPROVEMENT ~ ,.
Il q. FIsCHEk'S improved circular scale pianoore;
warehouse 35 broadway opposite Broadway theatre Manu-.
factory Twenty eighth street and Ninth avenue, ~ r.
VERY sUPEHIoR CANDIES,
OF every kind
Largest assortment In New York,
"'he lowest mars sfEGw WA IA BussrSa.
Wholesale confectionery 40 Pearl street
yVANTED--A SECOND HAND OCTAVE PIANO.
w forte OF good tone and finish Any having one 10
dispose Of may hear Of purchaser by addressing stating
price, A. D.. Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-18

CuTTor a cos. DISPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
- csco sailing regularly and positively on or before Inc
advertised. Clipper OF Thursday I'D OF October Instant
The superior A. clipper ship BEAVER Smith is now
receiving her cargo pier 10 East river and viii positively
above The Beaver IL Of small capacity very superr
sailing qualities and unsurpassed by any vessel now oaine
for San Francisco.
SUTTON co, SO South street corner OF wan
n BThe vssseieo this line take freieh, afer their ad
ver day, - =
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINB-FOR
" Havana and New Orleans, Friday, Oct. II, al u.
NJ from pier foot of Warren street North rverThe fast and
hvorite steamship EMPIRE CITY, Captain A. O. Gray win
sail above Passage be secured At the Office Of the line
Freight 10 Few Orleans, cubic foot shippers
viii be supplied with blank bills Of sdng Of the form signed
by the tine application at their Office No other forms
sailing For freight or passage apply The onee ~ West
street, cerner Of Warren. NJ o. ROBERTS Agent
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POST OFFICE NOTICES.

POST OFFICE NOTICES.
DosT OFFICE NoTIcE.-ruE MAILS FOR EUROPE
via southampton and Hayre per United States steamer
ARAGo, will close at this ONCE saturday the 18th day Of
o'''O''' - ~ ISAAC " FOWLER, Postmaster
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EoR LIvznP0oL:-UNTTkD STATES MAIL STEAM
~ ship o. ERICSSON, Lowoer viii depart with
the United States mails for Europe positively. Saturday
Oct 70 a. " O'Clock, M, om her berth. ~ the {cot Of
aisS ,Sr elegance ana comfort apply % EWAkD
on board at Al O'Clock, AM All letters pass through
The Post ONCE any others will be returned The steamship
AdriAc Capt West will Ericsson ana sail
saturday Nov NB-The of freight from liverpool
until fur Their notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-18

CTovEs. STOVES, sTOvEs-W. 4 H. VAN NOTE, OLD
- number 437 No. 43 Canal street. varick.-We
have large Of the latest patterns OF man.el CRATES
kitchen ranges and for
able terms stoves ranges and CRATES lined
stoves put and pipe Furnished for the Soap
for ase, the slab block
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-18

CHoT, LEAD, PIPE SHEET, BAR AND PIG LEAD
- hcCuloughs Shot and Lead Company ready to
fill orders for the above named articles the wing
prices
Drop shot SIC. Buck shot. .......7Lc.
Sheet lead. 63lc. Lead pipe. SIC.
Bar lead. .6lac discount 10 the trade.
JAMES MCCULLOUGH, President
$50 Front street, Maiden
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-18

DRIvATE CoNsULTATrON-DR. WATSON HAS YoR
long series Of confined his diseases a
certain class In which he has treated not les than wcnH
thousand cases without An instance Of failure The reedc
are mild, ard there interruption 10 business chAnfe -
diet DR.. Watson Il IN cssiant attendance from n os
morning until night Of his consulting and resdence
20 Walker street, few doors vest q nrosdway 40
WIN. WATSON,M ~
Formerly Surgeon 10 the Lock Hospital
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE wANTED-THE SUR
scriber wishes 10 purchase assortment OF household
family abou, breaking up housekeeping can
find cash customer by addressing line 70 A. q. Cummings
Herald Office.
DARTTEs HAVING THEIR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
II carpets, beds bedding panoicrea mirrors &c, 70 DIS
fair cash price, will obtain u customer by ad
dressing ". DOUGHTY, q Centre street
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A ugTRATIA.-THE A | CLIPPER SHIP ROBERT
IN 1HFAT Will be despatched for Sydney direct positively
saturday October Is. Can accommodates q more paa
sergers IN splendid style. Apply 70 GOODBYE ARkELL
A ELLIOT. IS Pearl streef.
EoR HAVANA AND MoRIIE-THE UNITED STATES
II matt steamship QUAKER CITY w shufedt com.
arder. viii leave tor The above ports Friday
q ~ O'Clock, noon from pier No. a North river For
sMITH PATRICK, 81 wall street
TOR SAVANNA AND FLORIDA-UYTTED STATES
y mail hne.Ibe steamer ALARAMA, Captain Gee X
Schenck, VIII leave on saturday Oct IA from pier NO y
North river At four O'Clock Bls Of sa,ns signed On
board For freight passage apply 10 s. L. M1IChhLl
Broadway THROUGH tickets from Neg YORK 70 Jscksouvie
S3l To Piaka So Steamers for FLORIDA connect ~ Sa
vanrsh with the steamers rom New York Tuesdays and
Saturdays.
L,oR NORFOLK AND RIrHMONn.-THE UNITED
II States mail steamship JAMESTOWN Captain Parrish
win for the above places saturday the h inst,
soclock r. from pief ~ North river She WI arrive at
Norfolk on Sunday afternoon, and Al Richmond on Monday
morning Passengers for the South viii proceed without de
Law by The mail line 1, Charleston Augusta, savannah
A. Travellers win find this the cheapest peassniest and
most expeditions route. Passage and fare including state
rom 10 Norfolk a. Petersburg Richmond $40; sseeraee
half mice Apply 10 LUpLAM PLEASAN1s, ~ broadway
NroIrCr-THF STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN WILL,
IN leave his evening for Noriok ard Richmond She w,n
esccive ectetf al Pier IL North Anal. ar
beard, OF y LypLAx 4 rLkAsASrs. u pseaawAs,
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

DRANDIES JAMAICA RUN, SCOTCH AND IRISH
ID whiskey vines &cA select assortment suitable for
hotel and family hr ebse and demijohn quantities
purchasers eco,cn ales London and Dublin porter
for Gale at UNDERHI1.ss MATTERSON'S 40 Broome st.,
Of Crosby street.
IrLIZABETHAN ALE, PURE AND WHOLESOME
~ This excellent ale for general family and
thing better be used by those who need nourshng Diet
Wholesale and retail nj 40 Water street y. BARLOW.
DoCHFrI.F BRANDy-CHs RIvIERE PALE AND
IN dark, high proof snd flavor. Halves quarters and
taves for sale, from under Custom House lock- BY G. ME
IETTA. 80 New street
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MO FER TILL. CURED.-DR. CoBBErT, NO 10 DUANE
IN stree, may be consulted with condolences de-
eases pscuce on twenty tour years In his present spect
ATTY enables him 10 make permanent The Of
misplaced confidence call him with the certainty n
meeting with physician OF experience n B-See Dr t's
diploma A. member Of the New York University ocr
estmonlaa OF very high order. suspanded In his olce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-18

TxFAiIIBT.F REMEDY FOR ASTHMA, COLDS BRoN
chtls, ncipcnt consumption, and all affections OF N
throat ana lungs gentleman has discovered the abov
remedy. II very simple and do har N 10 any one
Directions sent receptof 81 and postage stamp
ferences given asked Address j. stevens bomas Posi-
oil
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GREATLY REDUCED PRICES-oCToBER D-UNrrED
VI states Mail LneFiy pounds Of baggage free; 10 cents
per pound Four hours from 70 ocean, BY
Panama Railroad Through for California via Panama Rail
road The United States Mail Steamship Company VIII de
patch for Aspinwa Monday, October 30 at O'Clock T. NJ
precisely, from foot OF Warren street. North river the
well known and fast steamship GEORGE LAW, Capt VIM. L.
ernd,n, u. NJ Passengers and mails will be forwarded
by Panama Railroad and connect ut Panama with he Pacific
Mail Steamship Company's magnificent steamship GOLDEN
GATE, r. H. Pearson which Will be In readiness
and leave Immediately San francisco The public are In
formed that the Pacific Mail Steamship Company always have
lying Panama ready for sea- 10
avoid possible detention Of passengers malls For pas
apply W. RAYMOND. af the only Office OF the
panes III West street. corner OF Warren New York Freight
70 Aspinwa 20 per cubic foot Ia cents pound
prepaid And freight win be received after IL O'Clock
he day n nainR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-12
SaIee of Stacks in Rtchm0nd.

Sales OF Stocks in Richmond.
Reported By John Lancaster q Son. zoeek ending
September IL, 1856.
Virginia per cents "a years to sales 1924 and
interest.
Virginia per cents, shorter dates, 1924 and interest
Bonds guaranteed by the State, 500 and interest.
Richmond City Bonds, s. and int.
Virginia Bank Stock, par $40 lest sales, $73.
Farmers Bank Stock, last sales S los.
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales S i05
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock last sales 85
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par $50, last
sales $3lt
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock, last sales $40.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales z3
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, last sales
$5t.
Richmond and Danville Railroad Stock last sales
$40.
James River and Kanawha Stock Last sales $40
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HATS. CAPS. sHOEs. 90.

EALL SIUCk-I 5 &c A X ID n K II,
RICHMOND, VA.-Are receiving their Fall and
Winter assortment of Boots Shoes, Leather, Paper,
Trunks, Hats, Caps, &c. &c, embracing one Of the
goods to be found in any Shoe house in the Union
These goods were purchased for CAaH, early in the
season before he advance in stock, when they had
choice in the selection from the largest manufactures
in New England, and offered TO the Virginia and
North Carolina trade on very reasonable terms
We enumerate portion of our purchases:
so cases Youths fine Scots, all qualities
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EDUCATION.

HRKNCH SCHOOL FOX YOUNG LA.
il DiEs-Ths next session will commence Oct. /,
1881, sud end July ], 1887.
MRS PELLET has secured the services Of Prof.
EMroN OF Paris, who will conduct the French de-
usrtmsnt, aided BY Mrs. EMloN and efficient assist
anita.
a thorough English course Of study 10 pursued BY
tho whole School In the various departments
The French 10 spoken inthe family, and classes fol
French conversation are hsld daily for the benefit Of
all the pupils. which they ara required to attend
Circulars Of the school be had on application to
MRS. PELLET.
% Slim Broad st Rchmond, Va
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MEDICINES.
CoUaHs G; Sh4PPff aAEsIRcAA sFFTnp,EAoT;i cr

CoUaHse ssaSs h4PP7f HHEs1RcAA sEEEnsES7;ii cE.
The perS2 q LE9 hs sovs ned
M commept IL 10 the most valuable srtiss n USE
.as q. bs had q DUv nAnhirsai N2x xrPERsoR.
LninLH7 RoBiNsoN. GRO. DOWDEN, g: 4
ZACHRISeON. ANDREW LESLlE = ~ ~
PIE, L. B. WOOD, A. BoDEkEH ~ SAI IN.
8. d. Hin J. W. POLLARD and Q A. STRECxEn.
WHOLESALE and Retsil Agents, Msssrs rpM sS1ra
Ln nIs = a co SPN JNoGHNsroN BRO. and Of
THOs. LEONARD, corner Of Clay and Adams sfs.
E1KTER55 SPANISH MIXTURE The
" Great Purifier Of the Blood! The .Dea sitera'
Read the foloring Certificate:
LEWIS CRsEK r. o., Kanawha Co, Va, :.
July 2ist, 1856.
Dear SirsI was in the year of 1850, attacked via
the Scrofua was indeed, at one time given up; m1
neck was raw from one end to the o.nsr sss s..s.
raj physicians All did no good, until saw CaIIer
susnsh Mixture" spoken 30 highly of BY the news
papers got few bottles aeoord,1s 20 nrsr Vas
in fact feel better than ever did IN my ne, nS
would recommend it to sll who may DO afflicted Win
that awf0i oi'e''' JOHN r. WALKER, r. M. :.
Fer sale by BENNETT. BEERS & FISHER, ana
Druggists generally 81 =
NIKGINIA " 0 4 ~ kiLLER--CH1l liz
nJar nrenaration is recommended with tho grestest
can6sence. Past experience and test OF years, nav.
ing proved It to be or the best, SAFEST anu o''
reliable worm destroyers In use.
II ia sweet and pleasant to the TASTE ana Ieaoy
taken by children. may be given with perfect "a e
~ r. the vounzest infant, it contains no On OF
Wo,m.ee2 Turpentpe or other nauseating drug, thst
would be apt to irrtate disorder the system IN
tbs contrary the health of the patient - genelay
benefited by its iustrstiou, even when no worms
exist Ii is prepared especially foI children. =,
Prepared only by L. J. fICOT; sold siso: oy
PURCELL, LADD Co BENNETT. BEERS FISH
- 6---d3m
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n r. BUKKUss's Schools in the
". basement of the Uniyersalist Church, Mayo st.
The thirteenth session Of this School will commence
the 18th inst, and close the 10th of July
TERMS, PER SESSION.
For English studies, with without Elementary
Latin. $50 on
For Classics and NJ athematiss GO 90
Modern languages and Drawing at the usual rates
Mr.. B. will be aided by Mr.. Henry Battaile, who
for the last two years has been engaged with Mr.
Lewis M. Coema n, in the Remover Academy.
N. BAT the solicitation of friends a limited num-
Der of small boys, in the elementary English branch
es, will be admitted at forty dollars.
&c S-lmk
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AUs, ANDERSON & CO.,
Have removed to the new store, No. i0l Main
street second door below 18th street, where they are
prepared to shew the largest assortment OF
PLAIN AND FANCY Ribbons,
ever offered in this market Also, good assortment
of BONNETS and Millinery Goods OF ai. kinds.
Q1-.-fa
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SODA WATER I'M PORCELAIN FeUN.

CODA WATER IN PORCELAIN F0UN-
~ TAINS.-Our Soda Water is now in full opera
ton, and will at all times furnish this delicious
and wholesome beverage in the greatest perfection
with all the delicious Fruit and Cream Syrups, man.
uactured by ourselves from the real ripe fruits Our
Apparatus is of the most recent st uction, the
Fountains being lined with the finest WHITE POR-
CELAIN, and the cooling arrangement, such az to
insure its being at all times y-cool and pure.
Saratoga and Blue Lick Sulphur Water, kept con-
stantly cool on the Ice during the warm weather.
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmaceutists,
1856, N. w. Corner Of Main and 10th streets.
iy 2S---Sm
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q T. n ID l. T q MS ENGLISH
-. CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL, 4TH
street, between Main and Franklin The next ses-
sion will commence 18th September, and close 18th
July.
TERMs-Engsh Branch $40; Higher English
and Languages $50 and $50, according to advance
ment. an 29-1m
DICHMOND CT A = ~ICAL AND MA
II THEMATICAL ACADEMY.-The exercises of
this School will be resumed the st October next
Session 81 months.
The services of Mons. BUcHLER, Instructor in
Modern Languages, have been secured.
Payable Semi-Annualiy, in adoance.)
For tuition in Latin, Mathematics and Eng fish. 80
Do. Greek, extra. 10
Do. either of the Modern Languages. 20
For his qualifications an Instructor The Principal
rsfers the following gentlemen. among his patrons
during the past session: Gov. H A WISE Messrs. G.
A. Myers, Jno. NJ Patton, A. r Holiday, Geo. w.
Gretter, Il. Fontsne, 8 E4ce, P. r. Grattsn, Rev.
G. Woodbridge and j. Peterkfn
w. d. STUART, Principal.
"Mr Stuart is q graduate of the Virgins Military
Institute and for three years discharged with great
satisfaction the duty of Assistant Professor Of Ma
thematcs in it. do, with great confidence, say to
the patrons of his Academy, that they will find in
him a Jealous, competent and faithful teacher.
Francis H SMITH
superintendent Of Va. Military Institute"
JtnJ
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MRS. A. B. =. COLE will resume her
lVl GLASS in Singing. vocazation and instruction
the Piano, the second week 10 October.
Any communication may be left atP. 81. Taylor's,
or Mrs. Pellets on Broad street. se6-Im
ENGLIsh, classical AND HiATHE L.
~ NAUTICAL SCHOOL. FOR BOYS.
Fourth street, bettcecn broad and Mdyshdu
g. L. C. SALTER, Principal
J. L. WILLIAMS. A. NJ / ..s;,t.rt.
JOSEPH MICHARD, A
The fourth session of this School will commence
September 22d, and close July 18th following.
The course of studies will embrace the Common
English Branches. Mathenistics Latin, Greek and
the M odern Languages.
TERMS Payable semi-annually in advance:
Senior Classics and Msthe N tics. 90
JUNIOR. oV w
Primary Instruction ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS on
Modern Languages, each......".."......... 20 90
se 6-dlm*
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lVl VA-The next session of this Institution will
open the LIST day of October, 1856, and close on
the first day of Jnly, 1857.
ton $40 Modern Languages each 800 Latin 500
Music on Piano, Harp or Guitar $780, Drawing $40
Drawing from nature S40 Painting. water colors $40
in OF! $50. Primary Department for children under
10 years of age $50.
REFERENsEs.--Patrons of the School, Right Rev.
Bishop Mead, Right Rev Bishop Johns, Right Rev.
Bishop Cobbs of Alabama, Rev. Moses D. Hoge, D.
d., Rev. T. V. Moore, D D.. Rev. B. Giderseeve
FAcULTY.--Hubert P. Lefebvre, A. NJ, Principal;
Rev. II. s. Keppler Rev. w. z. Webb, AM J. P. Lit
tie, NJ. D., r. A Lewis, NJ. D Joseph Miehard, John
A. Calys, C. w. Thilon, Miss Gordon Mrs Taylor,
Madame Estvan, Mile Lacy, Miss L. Bartlett Mile
Villemet, French Governess etc, etc.
All letters to be directed to
jy Am HUBERT P. LEFEBVRE.
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r;r.noial and Commercial.

r;r.noial and Commercial.
- y. A.. =. New York Wednesday at
ess. - ON ,o,. AZ ..,t in Alsxan-
Aria Va, to-day
- Of Peruvian Guano at this place y nspt,
.it hs,vy demand. NetwithstAnons .nv c,,o
=, nrcss at the North, we continue os. e.tsrdsY AZ
t.sion: here mi, nsws s.ta.rd Ho" With cargo Of
90, - f;txhush Coyle, direct from tnc Io,ncna
Islands ,ir,sd arrival viii, il is thought,
PEI n,;ses AZ present quo.atoas LOT saoa. mhe;-
other cargoes are expected. on. -. ~, .oi
Us TO sas ct what time IN "'
IN. NJ Var, Journal Of Commerce. of Wednes-
Day Mes1. very active money market, but with
e,r,bsr change in rates of interest
ims G,ors market 10 also very sctive and buoyant
.;.h.r rates At the frat Board Erie went up to
80 and Reading TO Se4
.Foreirn Exchange 10 inactive ana prices are nom.
80, .;nee The closing of The steamers mall
pu,,.p.LrHlA, September 1o-Tbe following
;,sms comm ercisl and other news con,aiped in
he circulars and papers received by the City of Bal
timere:
il continuance of heavy weather and the grain trade
II steady At TUESDAYS market there YVES good at
tendance. Good wheat was taken q. Fridays rates
with svidi.y. inferior apssleabie. Flour was
in GOOD demand at fall rates Ia some cases Sd ad-
vance was established. There considerable spec
nstve inquiry for corn at S40Ss for white and 3Ss
Cd isis for yellow and mixed
Provisions -Beef-Sses for retail at unchanged
prices Pork is STEADY and there i, but little doing
The following is O comparative statement of the
condition of the New York Banks for the past two
weeks:
August so. September s.
Discounts. Sl0sS73.sIt 500 560,9t5 Inc. SlS7. 04
Spscie. u CSC $50 IS037876 Inc. 1860
Circulation 8 ,as 745 s,ss7aso inc. 2asII5
Deposits. 87776242 1880 154 Inc. 426 oSa
The New York Commercial, in reference to the
above, ssys:
The statement this week does not show quite as
large an increase in the specie reserves as sntic
pated and as nearly the whole of the semi-monthiy
remttAn co from California went into the averages
Just reported while the disbursemsnts from the sub
treasury exceed the receipts and the foreign export
was only three quarters of million for the week 1t
would appear to denote that there must have been
some considerable domestic drain upon the banks
For the first time in five weeks there il slight en-
largement of the discount lines after an aggregate
contraction of So ESQ, 900 from the highest point.
The following the footinss of the Boston week
ly bank for the past week. compared with
those of the week previous:
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MONDAY, 10Th OF SEPTEMBER.
Every advantage will be afforded the pupils for
thorough training in the various English Branches,
the Classics and the Mathematics ss3-11*
ID II. L.. TIHHE's sELECE CLAnsI-
II. CAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, on
franklin street, above 7th.
The next Academic year of this School will open
on MONDAY, the 18th September and close the 18th
July following.
any Of the classes. class for beginners in Latin
will be formed.
Mr. SAbPL s CARR a Master Of Arts, from the
University of Virginia and very superior Maizena,
teal Teach her, will assist in the School.
Professor JOSEPH MICHARD will teach Modern
Languages.
An eminent artist will teach Drawing.
The Principal will teach the Classics and most of
the English Brs,e tss
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
A class Of little boys. under ten years of age will
be formed, who will be taught by competent Teach
er, Reading. Writing, Spelling Arithmetic and Geo
graphy. exclusively, at tuition of $50 per session
of ten months.
REFERENCES:
Among the patrons Of the school last year, were
bridge; the Rev. H. S. Keppler; Messrs. VIM. H.
Grant, John M. Patton, VIM. Marshall John n. Roy.
ALL John Crane, VIM. Palmer, George S. Palmer
Lewis ID. Crenshaw, Corbin Warwick, ]. Adams
Smith, Nicholas Mills Philip Mayo, Beers Poin-
dexter John H. Tyler, of the firm of Mitchell & Ty-
Ter, &c &c.
For further particulars, apply to
R. H L. TIGHE, A. NJ,
franklin st., above 7th.
PS.-As the vacancies few, early spplca-
ton for the admission of pupils is desirable.