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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-01


VEsTIGEs oP THE CENTRAL AMERICA SEES.--The hur.
ing to the steamship Central America. was seen on
the 18th inst, about fifty miles northeast Of Cape
Ilatteras, by Capt. Slocum. of the sehr. T. Town.
send, which arrived from New York st Char rleston
DR.. Vaudeville Thum, Of Louisville, started for
New Orleans on the 22d., in compliance with Gen.
Walkers orders, with the view OF joining the new
Nicaraguan army in the capacity of surgeon.
Eugene d. Burr, son of the late Surveyor Gene
raj of Utah. was killed near Washington, Saturday,
by the accidental explosion of his gun
Mr. Joseph W. Jones' of Portsmouth, Va, has
been appointed Master Caulker at the Navy Yard
in place of Mr.. Robert Petit, removed.
Rev. Vim. Il. Mcdonald. late of the Byrne street
accepted call from the Baptist church Of Eden
ton, N. c.
The silk house of Messrs. Curtis / Co., on Ches
nut street, Philadelphia, was robbed some time
during Saturday night or Sunday OF some SS,oot
worth of goods.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hillsman died at her residence In
Madison county, Ala, on the 18th inst. She wa.
the last revolutionary penaonsr of the general
government liz that county.
There were loo deaths in Baltimore last week
IL OF consumption.
The water Ia Lake Michigan il now higher than
IL has been years, this being the seven
years high tide, as it is called BY sailors
The apple and pear trees In the vicinity OF Nor
folk, Va, are 10 bloom for the second time thh
year.
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TRorrrxo MArcH.-Despite the pres.

TRorTISG MATcH.-Despite the pres
cure IN the money market and tie tghtness Of the
times fast men and fast horses will have their ex.
cItement aud pleasure. By way of giving the
outsiders something to think Of besides husi-
ness, we would remind them Of match trot at the
union Course, this afternoon, mile heats best
three in five, purse $iu0, between "Independence''
aud a Baltimore trotter, not altogether unknown
to lame. independence" will be handled by q
master whip OF this city, who is no slouch in
hard place; and sir. Wagner will hold the ribbons
over the stranger. Both horses are said TO be in
good condition, and IL the race is not a bruising
one, then the admirers of the Richmond geldlng
will be awtully taken in. The trot will take place
al : o'clock precisely. by which hour all who wish
to see the sport should be present.
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an lS-aot1S,ttitlO

NTR. b. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS-
W STCAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL. MAIN ST..
BETWEEN IN AND iTs STs.TAr li:h Academic year Of
tEs school viii confluence On MONDAY, the 2Sth Of
September, ISL.
Class will be formed in Groel; and Latin, and pu-
pills viii be aaittei who are prepared 10 commence
the study af citer OF these lar-uaes enter some
ot the more advanced Glasses already Termed.
nm lI--2n
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anne CuISMICk SNn0OL-

L CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH,
VIII be 70 opened at the subscribers residence. IA
miles west 81 Kitl.meui Thurs lay, October lSt.
Having had several years experience and being aC-
credited rs asi .stsch.' share Of public patron
ssa i solicited.
The location Is retired and remarkably healthy
The atsl milne will a. Christian aai H'rs1iiaj
A + y LllrGer- fR4le or fnuaie.D may. early
application De accommodated at my house. ana 9TH
eFs in the ueighboyhood,
sc SINS GEO. G. EXALL. 4. VI.
y. y. For information in the cijy apply t. Mr.. Hen
~ ENtL, Architect, opposite the American.
COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
- RICHMOND, VA.
The neyt session OF this Institution will begin on
the first Monday in October and close the lst day
oi July.
The Principals will be aided By nine assistants.
For further particulars. address
D. LEE Pow ELL, pr;,.iraI.
Y. j. MORRISON J "1''
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UNITED STATES STOCKS ABRoAn-The London
Times, in the course Of recent article stated that
the United states stocks held in England were to
tne extent OF from eighty to one hundred millions
| OF pounds sterling, that is from $400 QO0OoO to
S'u0 oo0oOO. This must be error, for according
u The United seates Treasury Report for 1856 the
aota amount OF American stock held by foreigners,
| 50 Tar as the returns were received, amounted Ia
| s4J2, ,92z 1877. Thus
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Union county, N. o, has sabsesibed 10000 e
the WILMINGTON, Charlotte and ksshsfs0fs Ass~
road
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r.. Eav. Wu Meade. y. b; Rev. J. tirammcr Rev.
/ CLARK Thouits !. Green, Esq, Halifax CO Rev,
& W name. Dr \. T. Gygs'a. Utuviile: II. billiard.
Nu Martin, Esg. ur. Il. uajrston, Henry 90; Rev.
4 B. TaEzzri. A. Il, Chesterfield; Rev. John Cooke,
Rev II Strugfrllgw Hanover; Rey y. 4. ukcson,
Norfolk: Rev A. Aie. VI. H.. Charles City: Hon. +.
l. Harris VI. C.. Washington; Rev. y. lesd. Rev. q.
Notslr,Azr Rry Mr.. PVtti-rsw \. !. Stokes, EsI .,
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81 FOR RENT.-A House situated

sA:i on 7th street, between Grace and Franklin,
neat to the corner on Franklin, containing rooms
two in the basement with plank floors, used is
a dining room, the other at present a5 kitchen;
rooms above the basement finished in neat and COM
Portable STYLE and large porch in the rear which is
pleasant and convenient. The whole house is lighted
with gas There is "a kitchen in the yard with two
rooms with entrance from alley in rear OF the
premises, hydrant in the yard and calvert running
sion given on the lst of October. Apply on the
prtusas Sc 23-6t%
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MISS PEGRAM'S BOARDING AN
M - ~. .---Ll-AAI In Nnt.N-.A L nI... ..
DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG ladies.

II The Rev ". z. WEBN, I. NJ. VIII resIlme
teaching en- TuU ESDAN. Oct. list. AZ The room in
the rear Of the : cunore Church, OF nth street be
ts.n Broad aud Marshall. lately occupied by Nr: +
W R,ssrr The course 81 study Will Co4prise that
Of our most approved schools. either North OF South
Thoruzch hut~s in every iic par nlcnt viii be spe-
rfalv regarded IN addition 10 collegiate cduCa-
ti.n the sivertser has taken special pans 10y per
snail. visiting, within IN" las; few years. the most
approved Institution, ot or country. 70 introduce
.nto his - stem ali that Is rHal!y desirable.
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A CADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF RICH
a hInNn C0LLERE-In this School are taught

Enslisn irammar, Geography, History, Arithmetic,
Algebra and the elements OF Latin amd Greek. 1t
has been placed under the management of MIR. H.
" Reinhart late an instructor in the Alhemarle
Military Institute who comes highly recommended
both IS "A scholar and a disciplinIiau. The tnition
feo of students belonging exclusively to this depart
ment Is 8l5 for the session of nine months. The ses
sion opens the lst day of October. Catalogues
may be had on application at the bookstore Of Messrs
Harold Murray st 23-dt+thO
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~ MERCIAL INSTITUTE, ON NINTH STREET
BhTW EEN BROAD AND MARSHALI.-The un.
dergned Principals Of this Institution. have united
their interests for the purpose OF establishing n
School Er Boys, Of tae highest order ani have been
successful in securing excellent and coIninodious
rooms III the abovenaIhed central part of the city.
They will make such "a division of labor in the
erC=es OF the School. TO render the instruction
most PRACTICAL and THOROUGH.
The Rccifations will be conducted with the use Of
Globes Maps Charts, Mathematical Blocks, and Phi
lusophical and Chemical Apparatus.
Pupils entering this School unite with Glasses
pursuing course at instruction with 4 view te a
thorough business education, to enter the first or
advanced Glasses in College.
For further particulars ami testimonials, see Circu
lars to be obtained AT this 0siCe after August 2Jh
ard l.. most Of the Bookstores, by application -
either Of the Principals. one of the Principals
be found at his study. I'd door from 9Th street, on
Bread.
The School will opan on MONDAY. September 2lst.
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MRS. PELLETS SCUOOL.-The next
The services of competent Assistants VIII be

cured.
Gray, DIR. j. q. Wayt Col. ). IL. Parker, Thomas J.
Evans, Geo. Maynard, D. $. Woodbridge, Rey. J. +.
Edwards, Rev. Leroy NJ. Leo, Samuel Greenhow, l..
spence Il. H. Meade, Chas. c. Elicit, Ch,s. Stsbbins
+. P. Townsend VIM. A. smith, Thos D. Quarles,
Garland Haues, Felix Matthew's Alex. Duyal W. Z.
" .Tay lor, L. W. Kecsee, b. Jones, z. Lawson.
pa- These who may desire to enter pupils. are re-
lucsted to make early application at my residence,
on Clay between Ist and I'd Streets or through the
Post ofhce. jy 22-tlOc
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There we're los deaths in New Orleans last week
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n L. GALLEHER, TEACHER OF
L THE VOICE AND PIANO FORTE.-TERNs
per session of "a lessons $25 Thankful for the very
liberal patronage conferred upon him ior the last
three years he respectfully solcits its continuance
Until the lst of tober he may at any tiua be found
at his room On Broad, between 9th and 10th streets
Sc 23-lm
THE MISSES FORBES will resume
L the duties of their school on the lst October.
1S-lw%
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: FOR RENT.-The tenement on

sa::H Bank street, at present occupied by Miss Han:
nah Ring, containing ten oomswith hre places, coal
and wood cellars water and gas, servants rooms and
closets Possession given on the first Of Octo-
ber Apply to JOHN CREME.
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EDUCATION,


MISS TAXEWELLS SCHOOL, Grace
lNI street shotween Tth and Sth.-The seventh ses,
tos, Of As school will commence on the lat day Of
nctahel and ciosc on'the LIST day Of july.
The English department IL exclusively under tho
ana higher mathematical classes, which will he
fspRnf 60. a gentleman who has had several years
r%pcrieuca in tcaehiDgi in our city.
III. French class VIII hc undcf the instruction Of a
gentleman he has had nauch success in cominuni.
catm- that language, - i6-ilm*
MISS PEGRAM'S BOARDING AND
NJ PAY SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES.--Miss
pTGRAM viii reopen her School on the lst day of
0,t.i2r.
She Viii. as heretofore have entire supervision of
the Kr5-l Cisss,s, aided by competent assistants
5r each Department.
Lain. Msihcmaiit<. the Physiesl Sciences and
Moral Philosophy viii he taught by Mr. PACE. a
..utIrs.,.u 81 successful experience 4 teacher
Thg FRENCH IA\GC AGE will Ice uader the
charge OF Ns,lq.ar \ BEfAUD. Il Parisian lady Of
fle htGt~~t .ua} ,bCNttNus,
Tho BELLIES LETTkES GLASS will be continued.
- g.-its
as- vii. AMI Enquirer COPY, daily and country.
rIvHE next Session Of Mrs. BENEFITS S
SCHOOL, FOR BoIS, Will commence on the
st at DCfuhrr.
Ilr pupils viii bc thoroughly instructed and pre-
rarci soy the advanced classes IN BOYS Schools
Instruction in Latin ami French if desired.
TrgNs. PEE SESSION:
Under 20 years ~ w
over 10 years 81 age - ~
Tuition ia latla OF French 10 ~
ES-Is,cat!ou Oh 9;h, between Grace and Franklin
streets au N-ew
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CELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGIJsU

- SCHOOf..-The subscriber. formerly assistant
and then successor to Dr. s. Naupin conscious OF the
disadvantages of crowded and proniscuous schools
proposes to take very small number of boys Oirn-
ited positively to ls,1 under his personal care
fdent Of giyisg entrs satisfaction He has secured
suitable room. corner of 10th and Bank streets op-
posite the square where he be found by any who
| mag desire his services
| TERMs.-Classicsl, Mathematical aud English
Branches, aud French whole session. SlUa-payable
half in advance.
RI
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r. HOUSE FOR RENT.-The Brick
sSd Tenement, on Main street, the residence of the
late Thomas Cowes decd, and of late occupied By
Mr. A. Is. Hutchinson. Cd door from Ihs residence of
Dr. Dove in Union Row. is for rent. Possession Gi-
ven the lst of October. Application to be made to
Thomas b. Carter. OF the undersigned.
THOMAS W. boswell,
Administrator OF Thomas Cowles, deceased
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EENTLEMEN'S GOODS,
~ AtC. HARTW ELLIS, lis Broad street
Cloths, Cassimeres and Yestings
Dressing Gowns, very cheap
Golden iIii Shirts
Shakers Shirts and Drawers
Sierno Shirts and Drawers
Kid GloYsr IIdkfs and SuSpenders
Fine Travelling Shawls
Chenille Scarfs and Confar
Collars. Stocks and Searfs
Virginia Buck Gloves and GauntIetts
Bandana and other IIakfs
Plain and Embroidered Shirt Fronts ne q
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-s'-ll -s4'---'-ssl'as llss7-l -
EDUCATION.

MISS A. NJ. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
AZ, ~ igu Sti LADIES will reopen on THURSDAY
tlle list day ei October.
y Mrs. hisLkS g. sTAiCoS will give instruction in
Vocal al! l.Istramentai Music.
for tSfI.s aha other particulars enquire OF the
sthool Rs'!is, corner OF eth and Franklin streets
2,--.ilLlls
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ALSO-A very desirable Residence on Leigh, be
tween p and 81 streets, now occupied by james Nj
cr Esq. 1t has rooms, kitchen, &c. aud the whole
in perfect order. Possession given 10th October.
Sc 29-3t TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS.
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ENHE EXERCISES Of Mr.. STUART'S
l. CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
will be resumed on the lst of October Hext Assist
ant: j. c. LITTLE, VI. A, of the University of Va.
Parents will please make early application.
TERaS: (PIVIbte Ssmi-tIRnudHy lH dacdncs.)
For tuition IN Latin, Greek and Mathemstics$60 90
Latin and Mathematics. .............. 50 90
French, extra ..-............ 20 90
So The services of ompetent Assistants will be
secured.
Refers ts Gov. Wise Gen'l Wm H. Richardson,
Col e. Fontaine, Messrs. g. A Myers, Binford d
Blair Thomas K. Price, John NJ Patton, Z. X. Grat-
tan, Alexr X. HofladAy. and Reys. j. Peterkin and
t3porse Woodbridgn Ht-dtIatD
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A CAED.-MR. JOHN DUNDERDALE
iinly announces that he will be prepared
To resume the duties of his profession on tie st of
Octoosr neAt. Communications addressed to hisl,
ley 6 Ro,inson, will be promptly attended to.
se 2b-ts
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RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
on Thursday the first day ef October and cI"s th
last Thursday n june Is5s ~ ~ Wv
TERMS PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS;
EnciisL stu,lkgs N''"A 1'-' AMI ~@'i.
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
~ SCH0OL.-The undersigned will, on the first OF
School, embracing such course Of instruction as
will fit youth for easy entrance into the high
classes either of our classical scientific instu-
tions. They have procured the desirable lot at the
corner OF sth and Clay streets upon which they are
now having erected their school rooa, Their
TERMS will be al follows, (PAYABLE sEaI-ANyUALLY
IN ADyANCE.)
Latin, Greek and Mathematics. $50
Latin or Greek, and do ....................... 80
English Branches, .............,............ 40
Ii n y on
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AIR. TlGHE's SELECT SCH0OL, on

W. FKANkLIN STKEET, ABOFE 7TR.-Ihe 9th
session ofths ocheUl Will open MONDAY the 2lst
september, for the TEN following months. Greek
Latin and Mathematics $50; Elementary Latin anti
Mathematics, or higher English and Mathamrtics
so; common English Branches $40 Primary Depart
nent Cr boys unGsr II years. S3j; FreRch or Draw
jng, each $50.
The services of successful Teachers are secured for
all the d epartInents.
Refers to the following gentlemen among the patrons
l.,-t Irig
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-. FOR SALE VERY LOW. and on

erza VERY DESIRABLY LOCATED PRI-
ss:I YATE DWELLING AND VACANT LOT, AT
TIE CORNER OF GRACE AND 5TlI STREETS,
FOR SALE.-Ne are authorized 10 sell the above de-
sirably located property, now in the occupancy OF
A. A. Hughes, Esq.
The location isjusty regarded as among the lest in
the city. The house has front Of 33a feet and the
vacant lot ~ feet each running ack l57 feet TO an
alley. The house will be sold WITH or without, the
vacant lot may be preferred. Apply te
se 4--dtlO GODDIN a APPERSON.
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France formerly ~ e~spertcs1 Il
nov beco,ne habituary M importer.
thu extent II ike demand depending
upon her harvest. This year Aer ssxis
will h. small. while the craps Of Kas-
sia. Egypt and Gcrmauy-wh1A he
table indicates "a the ckS rivals
II III, cuit~l States IN supplying
England. under tho stimulus " ils
high prices that ruled last yrnr-win
be- sosd. Thai the stocks arr small
Is cksHy the " that prizes az n
we'll sustained ss they are up IL this
moment. England received IN 1854
larger quantity than ever before from
thu United States. and sAs paid kr
good prices. This year she viii IL
ske 10 buy Asr supplies u . low =.
me. hrcnuss the producing ~sounsvIss
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countries u RusAa. TIN Dssubisn
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fr"m ihss eetcis. oGtdne . Surplus
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i"ey NY" p~f"crc.!cd 70 compare
inc susS, Frc"'(''S 'or stocks WITH
the e"s1 BOOM 10 NM thas "h
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al " 's."h fAey ''""d tor"ei.
-FOUR N"'''"'''rs' WIN great
care wen! over ~ We additions
u' ms's's''cMt psck' anu 'ne
debtor ana crss''tos SIDE 81 cash.
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Tue Voucher ~r w'',c.' SUCH sums
were pS'a' aud ,ss1a iAes' eri'''.
Tour ComSs''se a'en took mp
the s"'ssfr ,h'S' esh'b.t'ms the es'-
ufc account. ami co''s''s'osi Of the
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'nv'dusl nss""As., ''sb'iit'ss. us
'sts,@s.' &C., s''a carefully sAs'n,
'"ss the se6en' scco"sts, aud
comparing tse'" with vt.asaheFs, %
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ma"rsnt !" tue interest q the
Company. them ic"'sd sorrecs:
Your Committee wonld herr
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