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YELLOW BETTY MARTIN one of :,

YELLOW BETTY MARTIN, one of the vi
lest free negresses in the city, came before IN.
Necorder yesterday, to answer the charae of trcs-
lassins on Lavenia Martin, and creating noise in
he street. Az Betty was known 10 be Of very bad
character. the Recorder required her to give A.,
bail for her good behavior, which she failed to do
and was sent to jan.
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NEW FL0uR.-The first new -four re
seiVed here from the Valley this season, was lot
Tuperfine, brought down by the Central Rail
'oai Monday evening, and sold yesterday, at ;lV
''er "arrei; II was made from wheat grown by Nj
hristian Eakle, Of Augusta and consigned 10 G
H. sutton. ~
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HERE THEY GO.-Another hen house
ay night, and the thief was lncky enough IL max
clca II run with his booty. 1he people Of ChurrL
I'LL must keep watch for these chicken thieves, OF
their stock of poultry will soon become extinct.
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BOARDING, &c.

DOARDlNG.-Bo Boarders can obtain good
f%ruoms. by tho month ar year, on the usual trrns.
N central and pleasant neighbuThooc. Six OF eight
."utleson can also he provided with modis, at the
regular pTc" h. applying to M1s BROW y, at tho
r-sdeuoe Of Jas. Brown, il, 7th street, between
t4vs~S and Franklin 4-ts
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FIRE IN MISSEsoTA.--A fire occurred at Hastings,
Minnesota, on Sunday, destroying the stores OF
Messrs. Mscariey TicknOr, J. l.. Beldon and X. =.
IIewes, and several smaller buildings. Loss esti-
mated at Sl5,0o. The work of an incendiary
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SELEoT CLASSICAL and NJ AT H z:

- NAUTICAL SCHOOL Prot. II. J. CHRISTIAN
aving recently resigned the chair of Greek in Rich
nond college. proposrs to open. the lat Of Octo-
next, Select Classical aud Mathematical School
this city. During his long perirnce ~ teacher
ic has been constantly Impressed with the want OF
hnrnughness in the preparation Of boys, either for
ollegc, the active duties of life He therefore
,ropss"r To- admit only many pupils as he can
zach, and devote himself with untiring energy to
making thorough scholars in the strictest sense OF
he term. In future advertisement he will give no
l." # the terms and location uf the school ANY com
iunication addressed to him, through tho Rich
mnnd Post Office, will be promptly attended 70.
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ONE I'm OF THE RAILROAD IN.--An Aiahamian
few days since, went ont to see the depot of the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad. Near the depot were
several irish draymen. Thinking to quiz them he
shouted to one
''Iias The railroad got in! 2"
'Onc ind has. sir was tho prompt respnnse.
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Good Musical school-Execises of
Me .,AcaeIemv 81 TisLtation.' Whselina.
Extract from a Cores pondencc of the Musical
orld."
NHEsRLINd, June Goth.

WHEELING, June Goth.
The morning was cool and delightful and at nine
o'clock the spacious saloon Of the Academy Of ' is
tation was deusely crowded, with the exception oil
4 designated space in front of the platform re
served for the pupils.
On the platform two superb seven octave pianos,
md TWO beautiful harps, arranged as t.
combine their tones to tho best advantage. The
distribution WAS opened by Mendclssohn's Mcddina
ilarch, for eight handS, with harp accompannents.
Just at this moment the pupils appeared at the tive
innS windows opening upon the PLATFORM the
youngest heading the train. All were tastefuN
nut simply dressed in plain white muslin. with
rose colored sashcs. None were dist.nred b,
hoops. Then followed some pieces of vocal and in
itruInrntal music, which were interrupted at in
.erNals by the presentation of premiums to those
young ladies whose nslnes were previously al
hOuIced.
All the young ladies acquitted themselves in u
manner highly Creditable TO themselves and the
institution. 1he choruses particularly the one from
'uranento. were sung with great spirit, aud i'll Il
style seldom heard on such occasions.
The principal feature of the entertainment, how
5ver WAS 1halberg "Stralntra the only piano
solo, by Mis- Watson, OF Richmond. Va. and tssta
DIVA" by Miss IiempstOne, Of New York. Thr
t"rmer-making duo allowance for the usual en-
DarrassInrnt when one is unaccuStnmed 10 play in
publlC-was executed in manner that would
doubtless have gratited the composer himself
Ihe '1htma played with true feeling. aud
with that 'caressing touch, 40 well described in
,he 'dicrman HoIno, 10y X. Stnrrs Willis Esq.
while the allegro movement was 40 we'll rendered
that the chords stood out like forest Of slender
l,olumsn with the intermediate arPcgrios and III
strumental passages twining them together. and
like graceful gsrlands waving TO and tro in an at
,nospherc of melody. Carta Diva was sung III
manner that you would hardly credit, and which
Is certainly rarely equaled in q concert room The
exercises closed with awarding medals and crowns
for superior excellence If department throughout
the wear j. l..
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THTS Is To CERTIFY that have

L been afflicted t,r some time With Tumor under
my night eye ANA hcing toll 10y several phy-iciaus
ThJtit could not he removed without cutting and
'lSnyeriug my sight did not know what to do about
l' until sesue the advertisement Of Dr. ". KAHN.
when thought I would 20 and give him trial; ana
j am happy to -uy that he ha- efcCtu,lly cured me
according to his Hdycrti-emcnt and that is without
!ain using Rn Instrument. would certainly ~
'aum"ni all those afflicted in Ike manner To give
hIrl trial Ills office l. tt the Clifton House in rear
II the Ballard IIou-". : II. IlAAN,
Richmond
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rATIONAL HOTEL, MAIN STREET,

WI. D uILkSON, PROPRIETOR
Emuibusea free 81 charge run III connection with
Ih~ Hotel and the Railroad Depot.
tn Every attention is given TO passengers who
Sl'h to depart by either ot the lines Of travel.
my dshm
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EIGHT YEARS. RULE CONTINUED.

"a The 18th oi July il hs. been my ruIe To greatly
r-iucs the cash price of aH my Summer Clothing
and Furnishing 1i1pd7 II l. moi desirable or prntlta-
bic to carry To the second season stnc Of sum
In"r Clothing Notwithstanding ny stock ls larc"
ocmprislng CH-+imtrc Suite harsees do. White
and C0iOred Linen 10, Alpaca. Merinu Drap lie no
&c. ami FurnshinG Goods such - Shirts GulltIS
socks, Gloves Su-p-ndcr- Cravst. OF tho ereaicsi
variety &C; all will be r0id At such reduced n, z
viii ensure rale-. All in want viii hasten To- clf
while the variety ID good.
J. D. GOODMAN,
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FROM NASSAU, \. P.-News from Nassau New
Providence, is received to the 18th inst Copio,s
showers of rain had fallen lately, producing fine
Effect upon the growing crops Wrecks on the Ba-
hama Keys were frequent A cargo If live cattl.
from hey West and another from San Domingo had
trriyed, and were very accountable. -
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An EASTERN EDITOR announces the death of a
lady Of his acquaintance, and touchingIy adds
In her decease the sick have lost an invaluable
friend. Long will she seem to stand at their bed
aide, az she was wont, with the balm of consolation
in one land and cup of rhpbarb in the other"
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THE METRoPoLIrAN GrAHp, ii is ex-
neeted, will break up their eneaInpaens today and
return to the city, uRder escort of or more of
the volunteer eonpanlea-
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UGLY FaLL.-Yesterday afternoon, as
two ialies were passing the Exchange Bank, u
large dog ran against Of them and Knocked her
down. bat luckily did her ae injury.
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The wife Of j. C. Patton at Buffalo, \. Y killed
herself by leaping from the window Of the L. s.
hotel, Saturday night.
Rev. Mr.. Hoffman, a Lutheran minister at Read
ing, Pa, died on the I'D inst.
Geo. Steptoe, Esq- an old citizen Of Lynchburg,
Va. died ON Friday last ------
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BRoAD STREET HoTEL. We invite at
tsntion 20 the advertisement Of the Proprietor of
the Bread Street hotel In another column.
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VIGILANCE CoNNITTEE.-Tbe people of Godsboro
n C., have organized Vigilant Committed accor-
ding to a correspondent of the Petersburg Express
the object of which is to expel all the Gcrman
Jews from the place, and permit more to settle
there Two of this class Of citizens have already
fled. leaving their stores in charge of other per
anrA
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JUDIcIAL ELECTIoS.-Suiiicieht returns, il is said
have been received At Fredericksburg, to indicate
the election Of Mr. Coleman as Judge of the sth ju-
diciai district, by about twenty-five majority
Mr.. Marye.
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Gt7DG roR YRarKAERs AND OTHERS
RAILROAD LINES.

kftHMbNbt Z kfRkklt hsBNk0 AND 10
rSwtr RNLRnGp, going North leaves twice every
d,y Sunday evenings pied, At ocl.sk A. NJ
and at = yoCk =. NJ tur tho Potomac river where
steamer = takon ioT Washington, thence by Rall-
v,ad 60 baltimore &c.
VIRGIN. Ck~rR'l, going North. leaves this city
twice daily, >rnaay ey"IA"s~ oNceptedD At o'eock
lhey connect with the traas Of the orange and AIpN
AnJria. washinRton. Baltimore. s..
ccl.k A. n. sn3 connect, With the South-Side road
=. the Junction sts A. oclosk 4. NJ, Sundays ox-
k,euxo>p 40 PETERsfvEs Leaves this city twice
every daN, Sundays excepted At 81 o'clock 4 VI .
aaa @n'iuSA NJ An recommendation train leaves
here every Monday, edncTlay and Friday al =
FOR NORFGS.K. &c.
The steamer CURTIS PECk Capt Ssm1 Barnes
i>.,er her wharf at Rockets every Saturday, Tues
day AMI ILGnlay morang7. At =, o'cIock A. NJ,
ana the GLEN COVE Capt. john Davis. every Mon
DAY, w",iucsdaE and FRIDAY morning. at - O'clock
g. Sarfk and PuriSmouth, touching at all the
T~S"'SF LANDING" 9"E 3" HtW S,S 'Sy,sRK e.
The st"0V,sh'r JANESToWN. Captain Parrish.
leaves every Fe'-.ia} oy5r"nx, Al +ooioIk. for New
r.>~u+r.t, a.. ta''nS Norfolk next morning. At
FoR PHILADELPHIA, SC.
By the steamship, rEN NNsYLyASiA. VIRGINIA
eu!TfTY OF RICHMOND. On, Of thrs, steamers
lave eyer} N5n Jay and Thurs,!a{ stopping at City
BUSINESS CARDS.
II Il. COOK & co, AUCTIoNEERs.
T., v - MAIN STREET. or,r tbr;r ..ryico. -
to- puhIe y, Au, q uosr- Tor the ,Io of Real E.tst.
irr..--g t,.,.,pri,. Drg floods Horses f,at.is
:, t4 :. r,,.y 81, i-s sr5i upnu Inc m st reasonable
-.
tI.,ir, rar, m .r,rs {;.ris rooms they V III re
-i. 5l s.lr rf p5,cl:s safe without de charge
~ ,t.r,,z.
ootioor >sic- :" every -'f'p''"n attended 70 up
o." Y R C15K' wM. MOTT.
r. h. sEl.sFosn. y. rINsLBr PATE,
FKANSLI> NAf.HS"
DRIDGfbRD CO, heherai Conmls-
~ sion and F't""ri.n3 h'T'han'' on the Dock
~ "'''' .'..' ,' .,,..,,.,,,.,,
VINHP NIRG NJ \ TOBACCO WARE
iIn,-.v
W t.'ERn\T STREET NEW YORK
rn>,-orTy 1 ADANS
'''-''i-i'i ~ - - ,,,.
'"-' ''',>'''' p,F A5E'Ti rRs = siir or
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAknLlNA MANUfAt-
IIKEp TOBACCO.
re- I.iDaIsl aivanccmeU'- on 0OnsignmcntS. tN
gS~iNNES { ADAMS - ,auEr> t-d with our hou-'.
JAMES \. Connolly. RoBT. u. ADAMS.
}! ,'-"'' "''.....,...,,
W. Kl' II AkDHtN.-
~. GENERAL. AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
Attend, g. the collection II Claims Hiring out Ne
grus- renting ii uuSe- and general Commission
s-,,fice 9Th street opposite Exchange Hotcl.
with W H. Richardson. Ei,hIsond, Va.
ly2-4;Ifs
A., ,,.,,,.,
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GRINDING WHEAT.-Most of the city
Mills prepared to commence the manuf,e
ture of -four out Of new wheat The abundance
f grain in all sections of the State will probably
Iring down the price in a very short time.
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RoMtSTIC.-A pleasant affair occurred on the
boat Tennessee Belle. last week, on her way up t,
incinnat 4 gentleman had been courting q lady
who had $i5,hl0 in her own right. She had refused
him several times, and repulsel his attentions on
he boat. At Carrnliton Ky, the young lady took
'dYantage of an hours delay Of the boat to a
.ehorc with her aunt and see the town In return
uE hoard, she fell into the river. Her itraated
~uitor plunged in and rescued her. That evening
The passengers Oh the boat assembled to see the
Rev. b. C. Sne dgrasS, OF st. Louis unite the lady to
her devoted lover.
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PHILLIP Il. STANARD,
4. Y. BARGAYiS.

Il gives so great pleasure 10 recommend the Glass
cal aH1 Mathematical school oi Mee-rs, STANARD
bAiaiAMIN. Messrs. :. 4 q. hre graduates of this
Institution, have b.en connected with it ASSISTANT
frufcs-ur., and entitled 10 the fuIes; conf iaics
The public for their hixh Intellectual and moral
Iual. .ncatlons. f6ANCIS III. smith,
Superintendent '. a.. l.
VTRGIGA MILITARY TNsTITtTE.l ~.
july 9Th, 1857 jy 2c-d3rn
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SUS STRoKE.-A gentleman from New
ient informs us that one day last week negr.
nan, belonging to DR. Pollard while at work i'm Il.
eld, fell Frustrated by heat. AMI came nigh dyina
Sc had supposed that negroes never suffered a..
coup de Soiisl,' never having heard Of case before
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The CORNER STONE of the Virgini,
iechanics' Institute is tn be laid by the Masoni,
raternlty-most probably by the members of til,
rand Lodge. The Institute is only waiting nov
get possession Of Lafayette Hall when thry viii
"mmence at once to remove the present building
rom the lot, preparatory to erecting their ovi
'andSome ediiice, which will not only prove Of in
alcuiable value to it, but be highly ornamental
til and Bank streets
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IMPROvING.-We are gratiied to learn
hat Mr. John n. Harrison, the Clerk Of the Coun
v Court of lirnrico, whose illness was noticed Ia
his paper some few days since, In, far recovered
TO be able 20 leave his room.
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MANTILLAs. AT COST, MANTILLAs

MANTILLAS AT COST, MANTILLAS
1sI AT COST.
Is French Lace Mantillas sold at SIi and $5 ut
cost - ttE
l5o French Lace and Velvet sold at SO to sl2, at
cost
50 solid Silk ones, 81 - each
A few real Shantila Mantss left
81 Grey Mantiilas, some as low as 81
$50 Black thin ones, si-s0 81 and g 25 each
Every Mantilla IN my store must he sold at some
price. as am determined 10 keep none Now
Is the time, at the New York ManEilia and Shawl
Store. lg7 Main street.
& 9y 22-lm~ JAMES RILEY.
EOR SALE
Il a1 bbls COFFEE SUGARS
20 pkgs Crushed, Powdd and Loaf do
IL hhls BACOS. Sides and Shoulders 4
n 5Du sacks SALT E#f#
& 8 100 boxes Whitemores CANDY
100 do Assorted CANDY
21 pockets Java COFFEE. - zs.az.g
il e2-lw + n STOKES q RIyEs
COTTON TWINE.---5D bales Cotton
~ Twihe, receiving per schr Henrieo; for sale By
Jy:es wM WALLACE SONS.
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HARDENED WRgrcH-The police fo

everal days past have been ON the aIar, e.,
am Harris diios Sam Patch who stands charge
VITA whipping Eliza Bridgewatrr, one of the loves
mean white women. and have at length nabbe,
hd jagged him. sam Is a free negro Of the ,ylcs
'.iIt anu mas peon an ANNOYANCE to the police foi
ears past. The Mayor and the Comfy Court q
ienrico have had him punished by stripes time.
Hthout nnmber, and have even kept him locke.
ip for weeks at time, with the hope of refnrmin,
an nut their efforts havs all proved frutiess H.
IN IN of caiiea up TINS morning for hearing, ans
'av then l." sent TO tbs chain gang to do servi,.
on the streets
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Mss pEGRAM's BOARDING AND

~ DAY SCII0oL.-The second session Of Miss
PEGBiN's SCHOOL will begin on the ist OF october
hsht, and win end the 3uth of Jane. ls5c-
ne course Of instruction will be thorough snd ex.
thsY, reac hing from the elementary % the highest
branches of Education
ihe Enghsh Department will be under the IDinie-
mate rnpslSislon OF Miss PEeRAN she will also re-
have left school.
Competent assistants viii be employed In each
department ana French VIII receive especial atten-
tlOu.
Circulars containing fai information concerning
the School, may be had on application 10 Mrs j. W.
PEGRAM, Linden Square, Richmond
Psrs0ns intending 10 enter Pupils requested 10
engage them without delay, 30 thai arrangements
may b8 made FOR their accommodation. +.
is 2-dTu. ThkSat u tlAus&wts
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UMPIRE CEosgP.-We learn from the New Bruins
wick papers that the joint fishery commission, un-
der the reciprocity treaty, had met at Eastport,
and made the choice of Hon. John H. Gray of St
John. umpire To settle certain differences about
rivers in News Brunswick and Prince Edwards
Island
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NAPOLEON AT PLO1HEREs.-The Emperor of the
French was at Plombierts on the +th instant, and
appeared in excellent health. and that he is well
and i'll high spirits he the night before, rded proof
at subscription ball gotten up in his honor lie
danced in five quadriis and two waltzes $50
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INDIA RuBRER PATENT SrIT.--In the United sta+..
ircuit Court, Boston. Monday morning. ina
prague delivered his opinion to the court AT gr,
length in the matter of the demurrer to the hill
IN equity of the Congress India Rubber Cumpsnl
tCainst some dozen importers, dealers anil mann
'acturers OF vulcanzed India rubber elastic fabric.
II consequence of this decision the several parti,.
consented to the final decree. they declining to
contest the injunction heretofore obtained against
them. In those cases which have not been tbu.
llnally settled injunctpns have been entered b,
Irder of the court
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CoNMENCING EARLY.-Yestcrday after
ioon, while standing at the door of the first station
'1use, we olbeIyed lady leading lad about "ighl
cars Of age. in that direction; and on cnInriil
that offence he had committed learned that H.
iad entered her kitchen in her absence. taken tw
ron pots. broken them up and sold them for ol
ron. lie gave his name as CHARLES GREEN, and OF
'romlslng to he guilty Of theft no more was re
eISed from custody.
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ToEING THE MARK.-Recorder TAFT, 70,
wo or three days past. has been filling the post @
ne Mayor, and we take pleasure in adding that h
as discharged the duties in firm aud decide.
aanner Taking the laws of the State and ord
'ances of the city ~ his guide hr has ruled all Of
'nders up I" their provisions, and made tlioi
hink that it were better 10 do right in the fir.
lece than to attempt to cva,Ic Justice first and a
sf"aidS try to escape the penalties of their act
n the plea of ignorance. If this principle was RI.
idly enforced, men of all classes would becom.
hore law abiding than nt present
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TIE UREYS, under the command
apt, Elliott. will parade to-day and after march
nG through the streets, repa to the Capitn
quare. where they will undergo n thorough drI
ing. We are glad to learn that this noble Gonna
Is Steahlly increasing in numbers and discipline
nd that it bids fair 10 become the brsg corrs ~
he regiment. Composed entirely of business men
It IL. We can sce no reason why it should no,
4nal any OF il competitors in all the qualification.
# good soldiers and worthy citizens.
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J. d. GOODMAN.
llq Main

VNO HOTEL KEEPERS, HEADS Or
l. FAMILIES AND ALL OTHERS FOND or
TUE LU&uRlhS OF LIfK-SEMfLE'S lnfalliiin
Baking Powders the greatest preparation known Il e
making sweet. light and wholesome Bread Puidnre
ami Pastry of all kinds one Ilhl will insure the uSf
OF them any family forever. 1t is saving of time
saving Of trouble ami SAVING OF money three in
disprnettie savings to be fulfilled in these motei n
tam"h 81 reform. For sale Wholesale and retail by
10 ~ MI a. ul,ra T,,arl, H., .t,aat
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CoAcHEs.-The Central Railroad Com
'any, it is said, will soon commence buildipr
caches i!r that road. thereby giving emploYmeri.
, an additional number Of hands. If these vrh
les can be properly put upin Portsmouth, wa d,
ot see why the Central cannot afford to hay
ne work done in lis own shops, and thereby sav,
he profits now MATE by manufacturers elsrYr here
lr Dadomead, the superintendent, knows ri
hout f"liroading, and will certainly adopt I'll
7urse most Likely to prove beneficial to his com
pany.
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AR. CARY'S SCHOOL OF ANCIENT
vi AND MODERN LANGUAGES, AND OK MA
fHEMATICS, ON GRACE, BETWEEN 25TH AND
!.rH SIS, RICHMOND, VA.-The next scssion vii
prn the 1T Of September next, sud viii close on
he 30h Of June, I>S.
Terms for the scholastic year Of ten months, paya'
Die seIni-annGally, in advance:
Fer tuition in lreek Latin and Mathematics 90
For " French, Spanish and Italian teach
80
FOR tuition in Higher English Suhjecs-....... toOo
Primary bngiish, for pupils under
iyears OF age. 800
oard, including washing, lights, inrl, &e... $500
further particulars, address the undersi gned,
hnund Nirgifiia JN0 CARY.
~ 25-Gw
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DESTROYING HOUSES OF It'll FAaE.-Tlie fire conf
pshes and number of other citizens of Indianap-
Oils washed out" number Of houses of ill faiie.
few evenings since and drove OFF the inmates,
much TO the relief of the citizens Of the neigbor-
hood. About $500 worth of furniture and Pti-
ling was piled in the street and destroyed by ire.
jne woman Tainly defended her dcorwith rrsol.
yer, but did not injars any one. Shc expires sed
her astonishment that principal mover in the al
fair was one Of her best patrons.
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DR. J.B.R. PURN ELI. Richmond

~ Va, Room at the Powhatan HOUSES pcciaI at
tsnd directed 70 Diseases oi tie Eye and Ear Also
10 d seasos Of Infancy and ChiL!hood which arc not
acute, or do not require daily attention Patients i
not very d!stan visited Al thcT Residences if neces-
t1iIy preferred.
" sher tp rent Rn office cJnyt nently located und
with window from which a goo light can H., Oh
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NOUTH- SIDE INSTITUTE,

= FAKWFTLLF, Va.
W.. MoRRIssETT, A. NJ, Aat,r. Nat. Sciences and
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q. T.. Bo0KER, A. D., Languages.
l.. HoLRIuSETT, Assistant In Languages.
: PAETIS, Mathematics.
Tor catalogue conta ming terms, &c, address
MUkkISSE1T a. BOOK EH,
jy 2j-slIm FaTmyille, Va.
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Struck By LIGHrxING.-On Mondn,

STRUCK By LIGHTNING.-On MondaN
tternoon last while the family of Mr Joseph {
ourtney were in the basement of his resideEce On
;ghth street. north of Leigh, at dinner. tn
ightnlng struck the conductor on the chimney
tnd descending to the second story passed thran1:
ne brick wall into the house. striking Il Iooki.
lass ahd shivering it to atoms. Fortunately IL
arson was m the room at the time. and AS tn,
'uiu seemed TO have difiused itself throughout tn
com otter striking the glass, did no other dam
ige. sTr 49,