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RUTLER'S Magnesium Aperient, for
-. - Nervousness. Sick Headache, Acidity Of ~.
stomach. and highly recommended as a gentle and
cooiillS purgative. For sale by
ana n 4 DJcor
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ID OR. CASKS fine Old Port Wine; 35
L - or. casks low grades do; u casks Jules, Ro.
bin 4 Co.'S Cognac; 10 or. casks Delmoni Cognac;
pipes Holland Gin.
au Is WM WALLACE SONS
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SUGARS.-100 bbls. Stuart's G.; l25
- hbs. I.oyering's Crushed and Powdered, receiv-
ing, tor sale by
aH " LEWIS NJ wEBR 4 Co
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WILLIAM AND MARY COILEGE

The next session of this Iustitut0n will be gin
on the "a Wednesday; the lh of October, and term-
nate on the iul Of J0iy next.
FACULTY:
BEN! AMIN ). EwELL, President and Professor of Ma
thematiCs and Natural Sciences
Rev SLAS ToTrEN. ID. D. Professor of Moral and In
trlectual Philosophy and Bellies Lettros.
MORGAN J. SMEAD. Pm. Dir, Professor uf Languages
HENRY 4. WASHINGTON, Professor of History and
Constitutional Law,
LUCIAN MINOR, Professor OF Municipal and Interua-
tiuua Law.
THoN ~ I. l.. SNEAD Adjunct Professor of Mathema-
tics.
ES- For further information, apply to the Secreta
ry OF the Faculty, Williamsburg, Virginia.
aIiI - atk-rxy
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[ ,oRN.-Received on consignment,
- few hundred bushels of prime white CORN
which We offer for sale in lots 10 suit purchasers
jy ~ CREySUAW a M
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II II O Ms COMPOUND EXTRACT or
L Copavia Cubebs and Ssrsaparlla and Tarrant's
Extract Cubebs and Copavia. For sale by
JOHN W. POLLARD, Druggist,
l3 18th hsfr
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Father Hughes, Catholic priest at Hartford is
doing good work among the Irish He goes
about to the low groceries of nights, learns the
names of riotous men, and publishes them from
the pulpit on Sunday. He hopes, In a measure to
stop the drinking and fighting.
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IN l. GALLAnEK will commences his

L 4th annual course nt instructions ia classes ia
Y, Al Muse ~ this city. the lsi oi next October
a. "a li aist continue to give lessons the Piano
Porte sAi private lessons on the Voice. card an.
l.a4 utJuE tuay the arrangements, terms, &c. will
/ j -.,Ftlf. H.4t a, dine. time lS-f,sHbS
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CORN.-17O0 bushels prime white Corn
now at the wharf, for e in lots 10 suit n,,,
chasers, by au LEWIS NJ WEIR a ~
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CELERY SEED-A fresh supply for
~ picklng; for sale by
au7 BENNETT BEERS 4 FISHER
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CITY CoUNCL.-An adjourned meeting
of the Council was held in the Council Chamber
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock. Present-Messrs
Haskins, Glazebrook, Gretter, Roddey. Millspaugh
Greanor. Richardson, Hill. Grattan and Dimmock
sir. Saunders. the President being absent on
motion of Capt. DimmOck, Col. Haskins was elected
President pro tenn.
On motion, the minutes of the last meeting
We're not read
LnEiyeHe LIN.-The Finance Committee to whom
was referred petition of the Mechanics Institute
asking an exchange of bonds, reported adversely
to the petition but authorized the Institute to pro-
ceed to build and improve upon Lafayette Hall lot
and when the title to the lot purchased from Mr.
Boster is conveyed 10 the city, the title to the Lit
fayette Hall lot shall be conveyed to the Mechanics
Institute. The Institute is to put the Council in
possession of the lot purchased of Bosher with the
right of the Council To improve the same
The report, read unanimously adopted.
4titcti0HserS' TdT.-Mr Grattan, from the Finance
Committee, reported IAN ordinance concerning
the taxes upon licenses to auctioneers" imposing
class tax, which read and discussed at
length
Mr.. Gretter offered, as an amendment. ''That the
ordinance passed 18th day of June, 1886, be and
the same is hereby repealed
The ayes and noes being called for on the amend
ment, it passed by the following vote:
4ges-NlessrS. Gretter, Roddey, Milspaugh Grea-
nor. Richardson and Hill.
Npes-Niessrs. Haskins, Gretter, Robinson aud
Glazebrook4
So the amendment was passed. and auctioneers
now stand taxed on the ad rdt0reaa principle as
other merchants are.
After other business of but little mpor-
tance, the Council adjouried.
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Thomas McClusky was killed in Savannah last
Wednesday night by falling from third story win
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26 HHDs. prime Shoulders, landing
~ per steamer, for sale by
wOMBLE 4 CLAIBORE,
M II No N Pearl street
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BISHOP OTEY, of Tennessee, is not opposed to the
cultivation of innocent amusement. His pleasant
disposition is illustrated by the following remark of
his:
Thirty years ago, came TO Tennessee with my
wife, my fiddle. and q horse and sulkey. My horse
and sulky are long since gone, but my wife and
fiddle remain as good as newt"
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SWEDES lRON.--50 tons Swedes Iron.
~ assorted Sizes receiving direct for sale by
n. ii. SkINKEK & Co.
II la Gary at
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RURNING FLUID.-West's suner;or
burning Fluids A supply just received by
au u. JOHNSTON q fpn
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CLARIFIED Retailing at
~ l2la cts, by WILLIAM T. KING
l2-5t lin AIR
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CHLORIDE OF LIME for disinfecting
~ purposes. supply neatly put up in bottIes
and double the strength Of that sold from casks Fos
sale by Z. JOHNSTON 4 BRO
aus nrnaat.,
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RUTTER-25 Tubs fresh Goshsen Bnt-
- ter just received and for sale by
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Cl BOXES Cheese, tierces Hams,
~ receiving per steamer jamestown, for sale by
VIM. ii. TAYLOR
an IL 18th street.
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ihe highest Glass wilt ie instructed in the English
p' m aiSaes Latin and Elementary Mathematics: the
rs a%idi IN the usual English studies nnd the lowest
:" rlsiihH snd Reading. W. 4. RESNIE.
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CIIEESE.-5O boxes Prime New Cheese
~ in store and for sale by
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MRS. E. B. MORSE-Who has had many

- years experience i'll teaching-w open a
school at her residence, Marshall between ith
and 9TH streets, opposite St James Church. comnen-
cing the st OF September and ending the 30th June
ne course OF instruction will he thorough from the
elementary 10 the higher branches of ali English Ed
ucation Also. Music the Piano
For information relative 70 the SchaQl Terms &c.
apply At her residence. She has permission to refer
to the following gentlemen:
Col. :. II. Parker, X. w. FIournoy, Esq, Col T. J.
Evans. Alexander X parksr Esn an Io-ln
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SALT.-500 sacks Worthington Marshall
- Salt, for sale by
III
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GRAIN BAGS.-For sale in lots to suit
~ opurchssers. Enquire at the office of the Treas
urrr or Superintendent Of the Richmond and Dam
vile Eailrnad COmnanY Y 21-hkcfa
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RACON sHOULDERs.-s hhds Ws.,
ern Shoulders landing per this moruina's boa,
foi sale by WIN, III. TYIFp p"''
au IL ts,h .s.e,
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EEATHERS.-A nice lot, just received
Il and for sale by
ly Elm STOKES A RIVES
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DIAPER TOWELINGSl DIAPER TOW
~ ELINGSt!-Openng case of Diaper Towel
ings received this morning, by steamer from New
York bought at auction and will be sold at a great
bargain. ALFRED MOSES
II Main strpet
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rI,nF FOURTN Annual Session of Mrs.

l f. }. DARnEN'S School for Young Ladies
We. commence tLp GrSt day Il September next. at
Hs residence, Marshall street half square est
81 brook ANrnnc. .4l Close 81" 3nth day of June,
les She VIII continue "a be assisted by her hus-
f,ss T. the Rev. JAMES Nj DARpEN, aud viii give
s,.fault that every enrt shall bee made for the i'm
movement ut the pupils. aU It's .
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THE EFFECTS or FANATICIsA-The New York Da;Iv
News calls attention to the fact that the pripc;n
watering places at the North have not mot will,
their usual success this season. and very nronarlv
attributes the blame TO those fanatics who are CON
S'ahtiy insulting the South with their bIingsgate
aa8 s'ahderous efusions upon the subject of sia-
worry. IN regard to the course now pursued by
Sontherners, the writer says:
Taey now spend their money among themselves
instead of bringing it North to fatten tbeir sI,nJer
ers and fill the pockets of their detractors and ra
Nilers, And they do perfectly right 1t is not the
watering places alone that will be affected This *
pul shiaII ltenl-a million so of loose chanpe
spent for a few weeks pleasure These abolition
f"grants, Kansas screeching, Union-hating hyno
cries are destroying the whole trade of the North
me course OF this class of politicians has shown
10 e southern people the necessity of uniting md
acting together for their own protection and bene
ht. ihey Will depend hereafter more upon them
selves They have already an immense line of
railroads In successful operation. Their inland wa
Ter communications are unequalled and the pro-
duce oi an Empire can be Centered at almost any
gwen point. They will build up foreign trade
establish ocean steamboat lines, and convey their
own produce to the European markets instead Ct
bringing 1t here and paying a double commission
Ter lis Transmission abroad.
The Inhabitants of many of the Eastern towns
nave already Elt the effects of their senseless and
iil-tempered zeal against our Southern neighbors
many oi the manufacturing towns Of Massachu-
setts nave been sadly crippled in their business
ana Boston, the Very hot bed of sedition and abo-
liti0n slang -wanging, has done a little more than
nall her usual business this year with the south
luis decrease VIII continue from year to year. and
We shall all awake To the proud satisfaction in n
short time of having destroyed our whole Southern
trade III our prascworthy efforts to steal niger
We went out TO sheer and come back shorn.
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EDUCATION.- second session OF

h
IA Mrs. RICE'S School will commence the lat of
september and terminate the 30th Of June. She of
.ers her sincere thanks to those who sustained her
during her first session. and respectfully solicits
!hrir encouragement the second assuring them that
IA" har rXrrtcd herself to promote the welfare and
mproy OF their children, and pled4 10 do the
80 long this responsible trust shall he com
mittcd to her. Her discipline is Systematic and
strict, hnt kind: every reGuistinn made restraint
imposed s prompted only by the deepest interest fer
the happiness and improvement of the pupils
She respectfully requests frequent calls from the
parents to observe reCitatiuns, discipline and mode
of instruction. il will greatly conduce to the mental
culture Of the scholars who will be apt TO have
their studies prepared. without this preparation
the part of the pupils, money may be advasced and
sessions may close ith little attainment made
that for which their anxious parents sent them to
school.
Thelocaton is most desirable one, aff0rdng space
and shade for exercise the smaller pupils often
JOying ths privilege from II till O'clock
Terms per session of 10 months. payable quarterly;
HIGHER English branches, including Latn......S 70
Primary Geography, History, Grammar, Arth-
meic and Philosophy p
Primary Arithmetic Orthcgraphy, Geography
and History ............... 20
Second street between Clay and Leigh.
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DAILY DISPATCH.
.Jlf EsDAY MoRNING,............ AUGUST Is. 1851.
The First Locomotive.

The Charleston Mercury gives an interestinc az.
count OF the first locomotive built in, this cnpotrv
III says that the South Carolina railroad VIA. ~
hrst one commenced ia the United states 70 ho
worked by steam-power, and when finished and
, ,eauy LOT use, which Was the I'd Of October,
i'"' u Was The longest railroad of the world.
Do'hs iJo miles from Charleston to Hamburg. twas
'he hfst railroad in tho United States that carried
'he mails, aud the first locomotive built in tbi.
country was constructed for and used ON .ba,
road. " ''"'
rms engine would be curiosity if plseed a,ony.
Sde oi ollo ol Norriss or Baldwins last imnrnys
n niehts ~ Was named the BEST Friend" and WAS
WalterbOro, at the West Point Foundr,, of ~ VI
hembio, Nc" York. The engine had no tander
put carried ITS own wood and water The UbsoIs
"efeol wood, with spokes like A wagon and tha
"heei ARMED with wrought iron tire The en,,;
neof VINO run The hrst locomotive that vas used 7n
.i's "i any other road in the United States WAS
~ btifoil, an apprentice brought up in Dttersr's
machine slop. ~ " '''eiei
After few trips, the wooden wbseIs of ,ba
oest FRIEND gave way, and were replaced nv cast
10" "hcs' tue pattern Tor which was made and the
wheels cast, by another of Dotterer's apnrentic.
nos6' - u. PetSch, then the foreman of that well.
h'"H II oetabiishhient. These, it is believed were
''e 'sl east IRON wheels used railroads in this
country. The Rest Friend" blew nm after n hr;cf
career and from its wreck another engine was built
ny hf' fotsch, at the Company's work shop of
WI WHICH no was then In charge. 1t WAS called the
fhHhlx. Previously to this the crank axle had
oeoh used but in the reconstruction of this engine
'iii - IL. fetsch introduced the straight axle
Win outside connexions, and also wrought iron
ures on the cast iron driving wheels neither of
which, 1t is believed had before been tried in thi
country. - '''''
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OLD PORT WINE, Blackberry Brandy,
- Ginger Cordial, Ginger Wine. for medicinal USE
For sale by GEO. DOWDEN,
au III Druggist &c, &c,
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IEFFERsON MALE ANADEMY. 25TH

JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY, 18TH,
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREET s,
CHURCH HILL-Thc next session OF this Insttu-
ton will open Oh MONDAY ptenbcr 18th, and con
tluur lpT ten mouths.
Thorough instruction will he given in the CLASSICS,
the MtlirmatiCs ana tbs various English branches.
TERMS Payable une-ltit Iat January IS5S aud the
balance ut the end of the session 60 and 81 dol
lays.
4 limited number of smaller boys will be received
al the rate Of $1l per session.
In alt instances 81 will be charged each pupil for
fa" aud IN all eases pupils will lee charged from the
time they entered Ia the end of the stssiOn ex-
Crpt IN Cst-rr Ut prUtT1Ieted sickness. Jy .G-6ws
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M ILL OFFAL.-We have now small
w supply of MILL FEED for sale at our mill
jy :Bi-ts CRENSHAW FISHER
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- au BENNETT. BEERS Il FISHER.
EEESH FRUIT IT.-Just received by
l. jamestown and Geo. Peabody IS boxes fresh Sici-
ly Oranges; Is do do. Massina Lemons for sale by
LOUIS J. B0SSIEUX,
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REGISTRATION OF MARRI.oEs-Not-

REGISTRATION OF OF
withstanding the fact that the laws of the State
require every Minister of the Gospel who per-
forms marriage ceremony, to make return to
the county or corporation court Of that fact with
in two months after the marriage We find by re-
ference to the books that large number of them
make no returns ut all. If the Legislature had
not considered this ''regstration" important, it
certainly would not have passed law requiring
IT, but that body failed to attach penalty to the
nonperformance of the duty, the law itself is
looked upon by many dead letter and is there
fore useless. In time to come one can estimate
the value of a correct register of marriages and
births, and it is to be hoped that those who have
been required to make them, will. in future Der.
form the work correctly. The Clerks of all the
County and Corporation Courts prepared to fur
nish Ministers with suitable blanks for making
their returns, from which the following facts ma
be obtained; 'Date of marriage; place Of marriage
full names Of parties married. age of husband; age
of wife; condition of husband widowed or single:
condition of wife, widowed or single place of hus-
bands residence; place of wie's residence; names
of husbands parents; names of wites parents; and
occupation of husbands The returns, it will be
seeti are simple and should be made promptly
| If they can be had in no other way, the Legisa-
ture should attach penalty to the law, prohibit
| ing delinquents from solemnisng marriages, and
| thus ensure promptness.
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RED QUlLTSl BED QUILTS!!-Ano-
taer lot OF those cheap Bed Quilts, Just receives
NJ 81 - and Sl.5 each. Also, few more al fs s'
ira Turkish Bed Quilts Those that have been ,ssi.
ing fur them, can now be supplied N~t
au " ALFRED Mi,SE9 "a Maj
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YOUTHFUL CPERATIoNs.-John Camp,
a lad but nine years Old was again before the Mayor
yesterday, to answer the charge of stealing Si0.50
from Mrs Julia Kennen. The evidence that John
character, notwithstanding the fact that he en-.
deayored to make il appear that the theft COM
mitted by two of his paymates, but owing to his
extreme youth, he discharged. Mrs. Miller
The lady in whose possession s37 of the money was
oundb by the mother of the prisoner, d not fare so
we'll. for she was held to bail to for reCciy-
ing the money knowing it to have been stolen.
We are satisfied that the little boy had been in-
duced to commit the theft by some older than
himself, and that all the young r0gues in the city
tools Of older ones, but unfortunately for the
public morals, the police have not been able TO
catch them,
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% BBLS. pure Isle of Wight Vinegar,
w for sale By W0MBLg 4 CLAIBORNE,
au II No. n Pearl street.
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FUyERtL o. GEN. RUsK-The Galveston Herald
OF The 9th inst. has the following notice of the
funeral of the late Senator Rusk:
. sln compliance with previous arrangements, the
various societies. compa hes city authorities and
citizens Of the place joined in procession anG
marched through our principal streets, presenting
an imposing aud solemn appearance. The public
Offices aud many places of business were draped
in mourning; the ships in the harbor carried theii
flags at half mast and the bells of the city Were
olcd, and cannon fired, in honor of the lustrious
dead.
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MIR. q. L. c. SALTER'S DAY AND
y ser,iee. ol eompetent AssisIants wiII ke

CNrII
Gray. Dr. J. q WAIT, Col :. IL. Parker, Thomas j
K,.Ds. Geo Maynir,, y. :. Woodbridge, Rev J. +.
; lT.r,,s. Rev Lfrny ". Lee, Samuci Greeuhow L.
V Gbazenr,-,k, Benz. Pollard, A ' Crcnshaw, 4. b.
Sltncs 4 liz Mcal~, Chas. c. Elicit Chas Stebbins
+ ,. 70" n-eud, Nm. A. Smith. Thos. d. Quarles
Garland ilancs Felix Matthews Alex Duval W =
" Taylor, T. ". ket-ec. h. Jones T. Lawson
w Those Who may desire u euter pupils are re
q,e.ieu t. make carly application at my residence
Clay, between lst aud I'd streets or through The
Posi- pficc. Jy G-tlUc
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FEARFUL SCSpESSR.-Quite a fearful scene was
Witnessed at wheeling, on Sunday last A little
child. about four years of age, had ascended pair
OF stairs to the roof of the back part of house on
Main street, and commenced frolicking about sun
conscious OF the imminent danger of its position
occasionally 1t would approach the very ewes of the
house, and peer calmly down. distance of thirty
five feet, into the back yard below. 1t was thus
occupied when it's father appeared at an opening
near the comb of the roof and called to him The
little fellow replied with laugh but would not
leave the roof. As the father approached him, he
would retreat backwards towards certain destruc
tion. The father finally hit upon the stratagem oi
holding small piece of money in his hand and ex-
tending it towards the child This had the desired
effect The avaricious young scampI rushed to-
wards the prOgenitor in little less than no time
1t was terrible suspense for the parent, who
breathed freer when the child was secured. The
opening III the roof WAS closed up within half
hour Hheelny Hteiiigthccr.
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MR.. CARY'S SCHOOL OF ANCIENT

M X. CARi'S SCHOOL OF ANCIENT
4'I AND MODERN LANGUAGES, AND OF MA
2tTH SITS, RICHMOND. VA-The next session will
open on the lot oi September next, and will close
tlir GstI u June, ks
Terms tur the -, h0asc year of ten months, paya.
BE semi annually, in ADVANCE:
fIr tuition III Greek, Latin and Mathematics 5000
FOR French, Spanish aud Italian leach
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MISS TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL, GRACE

1'A STREET, BETWEEN 7TH AND sTu-The sew
snth session of this School will commence on the LIST
aay OF October, and close on the LIST of July The
English department is exclusively under the direc.
tun Of the Principal. except the Philosophical and
higher Mathematical Glasses, which will be taught
by gentleman of experience and ability The
French Class will be placed under the supervision of
gentleman who has htd much experience and sue
cess in communicating that Language.
Ig yl-Ims
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0S BBLS. Patent Cut Loaf Sugar; 100
~ bids Coffee Sugar, for sale by
au Is wM WALLACE sons.
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MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL.-The next

w session oonIIyuCcs October lst lS57 The prma-
rs feature of tais shpol is the thorough and sys-
te3ath instruction IN the French language given to
A. the pupils, without extra charge.
Tia, French i taught by Professor and Madame
Hal0N Of paris peculiar facilities are afforded
f5f learning 90 speak the language.
N-, PELLET guarantees that the Elementary and
advanced studies IN English. shall be THOROUGHLY
taught,
Information. relative 10 the school terms &c, may
b. had, un application At ier residence on Broad St.
l. aulnIui. Jy 22-j3m
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EDUCATION,
URINARY ENGLISU ANnoI ,

- SStpnooL, SAuSpsps' IIs4, PousHrr STREET. nv
sIh,EN 49,, sRnsp AND GRscg.--The Exercises oI this
NJ, uN,'s WIZ Dc resumed on the 18th Of September
N'".say anu continue until the 18th of July is,ss
,r,,,,ll IaSSSs-PAf.EiE sssI,ysuALLy ~ ADVANCE:
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EMORY-All sizes, for sale by
~ An BENNETT. BEERS FISHER
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dl BBLS. Trull Rum, for Tobacconists,
~ for sale by woMBLE 4 CLAIBORNE,
an II No. II Pearl street.