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Mr.. CRAwFoRD-The latest accounts from Mr.
Crawford are to July 81. The following is an ex-
tract from letter, the writer of which has daily
intercourse with Mr.. Crawford's family:
'As the time draws nigh for a decision in Mr..
Crawfords case, the most intense fears are enter
tanned for the result, although the physician as yet
sees no cause for encouragement. The tumor is
being removed very slowly, and until it is removed
entirely, no operation can be made within the or
bit Yesterday the doctor removed portion of the
tumor, and after to-day there will be fewer applica-
tons of the ointment His general health is com
paratively better and he appears to be stronger.
'Dr Fell has been called to Berlin to see the wife
Of Il distinguished diplomat, AMI leaves Mr.. Craw
ford during his absence in the charge of a surgeon
of the Middlesex Hospital, who accompanied DR.
Fell from the first in his visits to Mr. Crawford"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-18

GRAIN IN RUssIA.-A correspondent of the Wash
ngton Union at Moscow, under date Of July 10th,
furnishes the following Information:
have delayed awaiting authentic information
reporting the almost entire loss of the wheat crops
Of this year in several of the most important wheat
growing governments (dstricts) of Russia; an
open winter and long drought are assigned as the
causes.
SO little of the surplus grain produced one year
is kept in the country for the next, that in view
of the prospective short crop and consequent in
adequate supply even for home consumption, the
small stock now on hand has been for six weeks
or a month past rapidly advancing in price, and
is now held at IS per cent. above the spring quo
atiOns. 1t is stated that except where great land
transport will prevent it, all the grain will be
sold aud retained in the interior, little or none ex
ported.
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number Ofthe Monteur ViDicole says:-''The effects
which We anticipated from the improved tempera-
ture has taken place, and receive from all parts
Of the vine-growing countries, and even from
abroad, the most satisfactory accounts of the plsnts
From Marseilles to Bordeaux, from the Var to the
Rhine, and from the Nord to the Pyrenees Orisn.
tales-eyerywhere, the vines are in the most ad-
mirable condition Out of France they have the
same appearance; in Spain Switzerland, Itlay Ger
many the state of the vineyard everywhere promise
an abundant yield, if nothing unforeseen should
occur to such encouraging prospects. In the
South the blOss0ming has commenced, and is going
on most tfavorablv.-These cheering prospects begin
to act the price of wine i'll the great centres Of
production; not that we have any positive decline
to announce, but the proprietors and holders are
less firm in their pretensions AS to alcohols,
their depreciation is certain fact"
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SUNDAY ExHIBIrIoN.-Tb Fl
foikes, young man, came before the Mayor yes.
'erday to answer the charge of being drunk and
using proiane language in the street on Sunday
night' ana as he made no defence when called uI,-
on was required to give bail for his future good be-
havior. Bad whiskey leads to bad deels and should
be avoided by all who respect themselves or hope
to be respected by others.
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An IMMENSE FuSD-The patriotic Fund" su

An IMMENSE FUSD.-The patriotic Fund" sub
scribed in Great Britain and her provinces and by
British residents and others of foreign countries,
for the benefit of the soldiers who suffered In the
late Russian war, their wives and children, was
of the largest of that character collected
Prince Albert, chairman of the commissioners 10
distribute the fund, lately stated in address 10
Queen Victoria that the total amount fl,
446 9S5, or seven millions of dollars. OF this
amount f105 was received from Lawrence, Mass,
fl ,72s from New York, fs60 from New Orleans,
$3.50 from san Francisco, eli from Davenport, Iowa
and fl62 from Philadelphia OF the surplus the
commissioners have appropriated f3S,000 for the
erection OF asylum for the reception of three hun
dred of the orphan daughters Of soldiers, sailors
and marines, aud have endowed it with the sum of
100000. The foundation stone Of the new sylum
laid in presence of Her Majesty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-18

TIE LATE JUDGE SETTLE.-The Hon. Thomas Set
tie, whose death, in Rockingham county, n. c. has
been noticed was one of the most distinguished
citizens OF that State. lie represented Rocking
ham county in the House of Commons so long az,
as 1916, and in lSl1 and 'l9 he elected to Con
gress. Subsequently, he was sent to the House o.
Commons and in lS2S was Speaker of that body
In 1882 he was chosen Judge of the superior
Courts of Law and Equity, which elevated position
he held acceptably for twenty years.
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Second street, between Clay and Leigh.
au l2-2HW2w
MRS. AND MISS MINORS BOARD

vi ING AND DAY SCHOOL, IN THE CRY OF RICH
MoSs.-The third session of this institution will com
ence the lst Of October next and close the Goth
June, 1858.
In this school will he taught all the branches of
finished education, including the Latin and Modern
languages together with Music upon the Piano,
Harp aud Guitar Instruction in Vocal Music will
also be given.
procured.
Attention will be paid TO the proper training and
advancement of the young ladies intrusted to their
charge and their moral and social imprOV ement pro
NOTED fly every means III their power.
This school, successortto the well known and estat-
lishrd Midway Seminary has been in successful OPP
eI1.ton in Richmond, for nearly two years, and the
subscribers refer with confidence, toits patroIs for
to its merits.
TERMs-About the same as heretofore. For them
and other particulars refer to -
MRs JEFFERSON MINOR,
all 7-d&wc3m Miss ADA B. MINOR.
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NIvANCO AND CAsTILLA The recent battle be-
tween the forces of these two South Amer ican
Generals, to which reference has been made here
toforc attended with very little bloodshed and
the victory" only valuable because it disar.
ranged the plans of Castillo for the connection
with San Roman at Arequipa. The papers state
that on the p of June battle was fought with
Gen San Roman in command of Castllas forces
on the 18th, and had again another engagement on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-18

FR0N PORTO RIC0.-ln the Prensa of Havana we
find advices from Porto Rico to July q. The Gov
ernment had determined to abolish the mled
coin of the island. and decree had been issued,
in conformity with orders from Spain, to do away
with it in eight days time. 1t is to be replaced
with Spanish hard money, and the war steamer
Pzzaro.. brought out for that purpose 81 $50 900
lately coined in Seville for this change in the cur
rency. The people appear to be highly delighted
with the measure and the papers are loud in their
praise of the Government
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DISPUTED QUEsrIoN-An old topper. after iudul.
ging quite freely in his accustomed beverage
amused himself in teasing mettlesome horse
The animal not fancyinv his fanliarites, suddenly
reared, and the disciple of Bacchvs found himself
sprawling in an adjacent mud-puddle. Gathering
hmrelf up as cOmposedly as his situation would
allow, he shouted to his son who was standing by:
"John, did yon me kick that ere hoss?'' Why,
no, dad the hoss kicked YOU" "Reckon not John,
One or t0ther on us got badly histed 7dint me-
JOlH far I'm herer'
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BRITISH LOSSES ~ rERsIa.--''A letter from London
OF the I'D, says the Pays, snakes known the fol
lowing fact-A report from the commander-in-
chief of the expedition to to the Persian Cult
states that the English troops, which at the com
mencement of the campaign comprised an effective
strength of 1890 infantry and 200 cavalry, had been
reducedon the lst Of June by sickness and the fire
Of the enemy to 1927 infantry and 4l9 cavalry In
consequence Of the latest orders received from Eng
land, these troops were to have commenced their
embarhation for Calcutta on the 18th of June
General 0utram, before leaving had received hi-
nomination as commander-nchief of the Bombay
army
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AFIRE ENGINE is very much needed in

FIRE ENGINE is very much needed in
Rockets and it is u little strange that the prop
erty holders there do not take steps to obtain
If "A fire was to hreak out late at night i'll some of
the thickly built up squares, and the wind was
blowing, large number OF houses might be de-
stroyed before the alarm could be conveyed TO the
nearest bell house, and the fire companies get to
the scene of confagration. There are enough good
citizens in Rockets to make up an efficient com
pany for their own protection, and we have no
doubt that the Fire Department would readily
s,nction u plan carrying out the above views. II "A
company il formed in Rockets, its operationd
should not be allowed to extend west OF 9th street.
uuder any circumstance
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ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND
- MATHEMATICALs SCHOOL.


The exercises n this school will be- resumed
on Monday, Sept. 18th In the large and c0mmodous
foogs Oh 7tli street between Clay and Marshall The
Principal pied ges his whole time and energy to the
tbmog2h and accurate preparation Of bays, either
ihr the University any Of our colleges OF f0r bus
hose pursuits. Special attention is bestowed upon
The English Department, IL Is considered that an
accurate knowledge of our own Language is the IN
dispensabie foundation fall right education Expe
rlonced and competent Assistants are employed ~
the wants of the school require
Terms, PAYABLE sENI.AsEUALLY, IN ADVANCE.
Latin. Greek aud Mathematics. - ss, 90
Latin aud Mathematics ........... 30 no
Modern Languages 10y Prof EDon) esch....... ~ 90
Parents requested % make early application
~ the number of pupils will be limited
au TIM
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Lotour Mauberg lost his leg at the battle of Leip-
sic. After he had suffered smputation with the
greatest courage he his servant cry or pretend
to cry, in the corner of the room. None OF your
hypocritical tears YOU idle dog" said his master;
lyon know that yon glad; because now you VIII
only have one boot to clean instead of two"
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J. NJ. Alter, mail carrier between Sarepta and
Oxford, Miss, has been arrested for mail robbery.
: Thomas Durham, bar keeper, committed sui
eide lately in Sumpter, Ga.
Col Peter Babb, commander Of the lst Regiment
Of Rifles Of Maryland militia, died In Baltimore
Friday.
A negro named Henry McRae was drowned in
Petersburg Sunday.
There were $50 deaths In New York last week,
including CSC children.
Iti said the estate Of the late Ex-Governor
sprague, of Rhode Island amounts to over six MIL
lions Of dollars.
The President has recognized Daniel Groning as
vice consul OF the Scilies for Richmond, Va
Thomas Walsh has been appointed Postmaster a.
Montgomery, Ala, in place OF NJ. b. Blue
Two children named Fitzgerald, died at Bellows
Falls, W. last week, in eonsequenceof eating TOAD
stools by mistake for mushrooms.
Emory College, at its recent commencement, con-
terred the honorary degree of d. d. on the Rev.
u. II. Myers, editor Of the Southern Christian Ad-
vocate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-18

DUEL.-A duel was fought at the BAY st. Louis,
at O'Clock, Saturday morning, between Messrs.
Iallande Ferrcr and Jules Arnant, both of the Par
ish Of jefferson. the latter being the challenger
The duel WAS fought with pistols, at ten PAGES On
the first fire, Mr. Arnault FELL the ball Of his antag
onist having entered his right ear, shattering it
badly, and passing out at the base Of the occiput.
Mr Ferrfer was unhurt. The wound of Mr.. Ar
nault is not, we believe, considered fatal one
v. o. Ifcdya1e, llH.
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Dr,ru or PRINCE CHARLES BoSAPARTE.-A letter
dated Paris July 30th, says:-"Prince Charles BO-
naparte Prince of Canine, Oldest son of Prince Lu-
Glen, brother of the fret Napoleon, died yesterday
at his residence in the Rue de Lille in Paris at the
age of 53 having been born in 1903"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-18

While excayating the ruins Of the New Jersey
Hotel at Morristown, N. j., (which was burned
down eleven years ago. on Tuesday, several human
bones were found, which supposed to be the re-.
mains OF u DIR. Bailey, who boarded nc the hotei
at the time Of the fire, and who was never seen
nor heard of afterward
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-18

COMPLETION OF THE TREASURY ExTENsIeN.-It is
estimated that the Treasury extension will require
three or four years from the present time for its
nIpIetion. The entire building, when finished
according to the original plan, will cost about
Il 900 OOO- Wash. LniOfl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-18

TRAGEDY IN ARKASsAs-Dr. Quinn was murdered Il
short time since, between Pine Bluff and New Gas
cony, Ark. by negro man belonging to Louis Bo-
gy, jr. Upsn confession of this and many other
crimes the negro executed under sentence by
Judge lynch
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-18

LABLAcHE NOT DEAD.-A letter dated Paris, Jul,
30th to the London Daily News, says:
''Hhe news of the death of Iablache which was
circulated by tho Pssse yesterday is authoritative
y contradicted His sOn-in-law called at the Presse
office to-day, to say that lablache is at this
ment at Kissengen, with his daughter, Madame
Singer, and that he has derived much benefit from
the WatefH"
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There is said to be village out west so neaathy
that the people can't die there, but are obliged TO
go to the next town If they tired Of living and
there were two men there who lived to be so old
that they didn't know who they were, aud nobody
could tall than
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SERIOUS ACcIDENT.-At an early hour
Yesterday morning, Mr.. PETER A. wgssrER, of the
iirm of Hatcher 4 Webster, in stepping from the
back door of his Office Cary street, accidentally
fell aud fractured his right badly In places
between the shoulder and elbow.
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FATAL ExPLosIoN--In Wilkes county Ga, recent
ly, man by the name of Robert Colbert and ne
gro, we're engaged In blasting rock In well,
when Colbert was instantly. killed by sudden ex.
piosion, and the negro seriously but not fatally
hurt,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-18

THE BARBECUE AT AsHLASD.-James b. Clays
barbecue at Ashland, Ky, last week, was fine
affair. Five thousand persons were present, and
speaking and feasting was kept up all day. The
principal speakers were the Hon. John C. Brecken-
ridge, James b. Clay, Gov Willard Charles Ander-
son. Col. Preston. of Louisville, and others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-18

New JERSEY SIyKING.-The n. Y. Sun thinks New
Jersey is sinking, not morally, but geologically,
SO to speak. Rocks which once were inland, and
beneath whose shade the venerable matron, in her
girish days, sat and MIXED her fathers cows now
treacherously hide their heads beneath old oceans
aggressive waves.
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Mr.. d. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS.

- NINAiI MD ENULISH SCHUOL MAN ST,
bGTN EEN IN AND trH STs.-The 18th Academic wear of
thts school will commence on MONDAY, the 18th OF
September, lSis.
Glass Will be formed in Greek and Latin and MI
pills Will be admitted who are prepared 10 com menca
the study OF either of these languages on enter acme
oi Tie more advanced Glasses already formed
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CCHOOL FOR GIRLs.-COsMELIl

SCHOOL FOR uIRLS.-COOMELla
oand THAMSIN JANNEY intend opening school
for girs Broad street between 18th and l9th the
LIST of nth month (Scptember.)
The various brances of the English language will
he taught including Algebra and GeUmetry; also,
Drawing and Painting. II desired, one AFTERNOON i'll
each week will be devoted to needle-work.
TERMS: For Primary Glass per quarter OF ten
weeks. 81; more advanced Glasses 81; Drawing and
Painting, each S3.
RKFEREsCEs-Micajah Bates and Philip d. Price.
Sims
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WELL poNE.-We understand that Gov.
Wise, yesterday, gave Messrs. Truehart and wicks
OF the night police, handsome reward for recap
turing Ned Lee, an escaped convict from the peni
tentiary, some few weeks since.
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SUICIDE OF AN EpIroR.-R. W. Rainey, editor and
proprietor of the Seguin Mercury, committed sui
eide in seguin, Texas, on the 3lst alt, by taking
iaudanum No cause is assigned for the act.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-18

FiLuREs.-Dunson, Sprague Brown, large
manufacturing firm in Gloyersville. n ". have
failed Also, the produce house Of Abbey, Adams
4 Co. of Rondoat, N. Y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-18

A Loss TINE IN BEp--There Is . lady In Halifax,
NJ s., who has been lying in bed for the last thirty
years. Her health is good but she is too helpless
even to set mp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-18

ERENCH C0RSETS-Elastic and Leath-
4 er Belts Skeleton and Castus skirts; Black Silk
Mitts; received to-day, and for, sale by
j. Il VI. ROSENBAUM,
au3 lge Broad street
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I UNDON PORTER.-I have just re-
- ceveda choice lot of London Porter. which
will sell low. 1t isa good article, and those in want
will do well to call before purchasing elsewhere
Au7 ALEX. MOTT. Auct.
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INssLENr.-Robert. slave to John Fuz-

INssLENT.-Robert, slave to John Fuz-
zle, was arraigned before the Mayor yesterday and
punished for insolent and threatening language to
John Hart, and for beating William, slave to Holt
Wilson. Bob stated in court that he saw Bill kis-
sing and fondiing his wife, in Hart's house, and
that he did no more than catch aud hold him when
he attempted to run OF, but Bills head showed q
different tale TO that.
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GOVERNOR OF MIssorRI-The result o

GOVERNOR oP MIssoURI-The result of the cleo
ton for Governor is not yet, it appears definitely
settled According to the st. Louis Republican,
Rollins, the American and Benton candidate, is 3l2
"otes ahead, and eight counties to be heard from.
They gave Buchanan majority of | ,l16 The De
mocrat claims the election of Rollins by about 800
majority.
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HIRTS AND COLLARS.-A large
~ supply OF the various sty les of Linen MarseiiIe-,
Gamhric and Muslin Shirts, and Byron, Bishop and
Paris Mode Collars, at l02 Main street
t2 KEEN BALDWIN, M
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MARROW EsnApE--A Ynnnr ladv

NARROW EsCAPE.-A young lady in
crossing Marshall street, on Sd, last Sunday after
noon came so near being over bya horse and
buggy, under the management Of two fast young
ueh that she tainted from fright, after getting
the sidewalk
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EnFTY .SBLS. GROCERS' CRUSHED
L SUGAR; rs do. do. Powdered do, for sale TO ar
riyeby WIN. WALLACE SONS.
iy
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SAILING OF THE BALrIc-The steamer Baltic,
sailed from New York for Liverpool on the 10Th
for Liverpool, with 63 passengers and ssi,ooo In
eDeria
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on CLOTiIS.-We keep constantly on
- hand large assortment of 81 ~ and - OIL
Cloths. Also. Table Covers by the pattern which
we sell at manufac turcrs' prices
am ID j. z N. ROSEMRAnM. 100 Broad ST
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DEFINED LARD.-10 bbls. Leaf Lard,
~ tubs refined do, Is tubs Goshen Butter, land
ing this morning, for sale by
WIN. III. TYLER,
L. lsfh sfr
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nOWDEN'S DENTAL FLUID-Far sui
~ peror to any deDtifrice in use; recommended by
Dentists everywhere. For sale by all Druggists.
GEO DOWDEN, Druggist,
II
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L RINGS, landing and for sale in lots to suit pur-
cha+'rs, by BRIDGF0RD& co,
au II On the Dock
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PRICE ONE CENT
SUDDEN DEATH.-On SATURDAY. a

pUUUEN UEATH.-OH CHtuFuAV after-
noon last. a German woman, whose name we could
not learn, fell In the second market house, in fit
and died that night. She had been hard at work
all day, and it is supposed by some who her,
died of disease Of heart.
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SEED S.-Fresh Cabbage and Turnip
~ Seeds; fresh supply received and for sale by
GEO. D0WDEN. Druggist, &C.,
l7S Rroad ST
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pURE CIDER VINEGAR AND SPICES,
f,r Picking. For sale by
WILLIAM T. KING
5-Zw 6aDd 4 franklin street
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DEBEGES, just received, 10 cents per
~ yard-5000 yards of Debeges, desirable color
only 10 cents per yard Ladies' In want of cheap
and -erviceable dress can get by calling early
at tn established cheap store of
an Il ALFRED MOSES 63 Main street
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" EsLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

~
The eighth annual session of this Institutnu will
commence on WEDN ESDAY the 9Th nf Sentember
'e5a, and close on the last Thursday in June
Ihe Ihsttutei is Incorporated by the Legislature of
nnIts MA anu grants Diplomas aud Certificates of
II embraces two departments: Preparatory and
sSoitS,ate IN the hrst the elementary branches of
EuSfsl are taught THOROUGHLY. In the CoIlngiate
department the course of study is systematic and
COMPREHENSIVE, and such as, when fully pursued
"lll ST. ure proper development discipline and cul
ture {" All The intellectual, social and moral faculties
produce harmonious funess of being and fit the
fnph 10 NIL, honorably aud usefuy her appropriate
sphere in life.
All departments of instruction are in charge of
competent teachers and are oSdod with apparatus
anu other means necessary for the pleasant and sue
cessiui prosecution of their respective studies
Ihe Boarding department., and all the domestic Ar
rang"ments under the direct control Of the prin
Cipai and lady hose best efforts al used to max
Tie Institute a pleasant home fur pupils
TkkNs FOR TIE SCHOLASTIC YEAR:
Board washing, lights and fuel 8 $50
tuition preparatory 30
Collegiate - .,..... 40
Music on Piano, with use Of instrument ,.....'. so
Modern Languages each. .,., IN
Ancient Languages and Vocal Music no extra
charge.
AF 1t is desirable that applications be made early
ana pupils be prompt in attendance on the first day
of the session
For catalogue, or further information address
JOHN WILSON, Principal.
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TIQU $50 bbls. Old Mountain
~ Wbiskey, Harman x Snaps band: II bbls
MOn"n2ahela do, years old; 10 bbs Old Pale whis-
key. under the celebrated Game brand, for sale by
W0MBLE 4 CLAI AIB0KNE,
II a n Pearl street
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OH BBLS. CIDER VINEGAR receiving per
~ steamer Pennsylvania. for sale by
wM. IL. TIER,
an