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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-26

d MARYLAND sHSRlPp IN CusropY, FOR sEIlr,s /.
RE NsGRo-some time since negro escansa
,,o0' 'he jail Of Cecil county, Nd, and Juo poo,s
'ne sneriif OF the county, hired free negro. man,
eu 'aiootf to aid him in the search for the f,s;,;,
INC Baltimore Patriot says -.t. f..f :.
Poole took the boy Talhott ,o p,.,
an" there offered him for sale as a slars. ,hs 80 49,
st""tiy protested that he was free told vhsra ~
was rom with whom he had formerly lived se
put the sherln Is persistenty claimed that ha -
slave, and partially succeeded in convnc;n nc sas .n
uleh Win whom he was dealing in Richmond tha,
| the boy was slave. Some difficulty bowsxar
arose rs to Pooies ability to furnish the neces.arr
lett Talbot in custody at Richmond, and resnrnay
10 hlkton where. it is charged he forged bin or
sale IN MS favor, made ont all the necessary ma
PelS' and fraudulently procured the seal OF the
county 10 mem fhus armed, he returned to Rich
mond, and sold the boy for the sum of sa05O. he re
celFed Si5U IN cash and check ON a hank f,r tha
balance 1t being after bank hours the check eoull
not be cashed that day, aud Poole and an accom-
pre- nah,ed Beatty becoming alarmed, left Rich
moHd suddenly and came on TO this CITY where the
check was offered at the banking house Of Nessr.
Johnston Bros. The check was presented nj thu
counter hyBeatty, but ~ he was q stranger TO the
hthl' II was suggested to him that 1t would be me-
ccsS1ry to prove his identity: he started on, Tor
the purpose of procuring the necessary evila,ca
leaving The check in the hands of the bankers far
e"i!ectial they giving him receipt for 1901 ,D.-
'ie s"splei"bs Oh certain parties having bee,
aroused, Beatty was arrested on the charge of he
lns accessory 70 the kidnapping; and the receipt
noted above found Oh his person. This recent IL
now IN possession of Deputy Marshal Manly
heAtty was ut once arrested and is now i'm jail
n saturday night sheriff Poole was arrested In
I'll ton by officer Benny. Of that place on n war.
rant charging him with kidnapping. issued NV
Justice Gaines. In virtue of his Office as sheriff
"l hn county he has an entire control of the iail
at t'kton and therefore to confine him In that
bu'lN1nEs would only have been tn mt ,,d.
ms own charge; consequently he is kept confined
ln = private room in the town. II il supposed
Eh", the stare authorities will take some measures
for his safe keeping to-day, as whether gnilty or
inh'cent OF the charge thus brought against him.
ne vii be incapacitated to act as sheriff until an
investigation has been had. We learn that Deputy
MARSHAL Manly. arnred with tho proper authority.
yen tins city this morning in the Southern train
iOr the Purpose nf bringing the boy Talbot back
II It Il possible to find him. Should the charges
brought against Poole and Beatty be proven on
tkehl, thsy will suffer severely, as the laws OF
Maryland csne down very heavy on the crime
of kiduaDDinO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-26

TAXATION IN BosfoN.-1he taxable basis IN Bos-
ton for the present year is Si+s0U 300 real estate,
and sI6s POI 900 personal property, making total
of 55 1873 200. The increase over the previous year
i'm real estate is S5.27 600, or Il0 per cent; in
personal estate, 1i42oo, per cent, Total iH-
crease ss.4T2 ,1o0 or 4le per cent. The rate Of
taxation ID fixed at 80 cents on the hundred dollars
The number of assessed voters in Boston is 3S I24
who each pay poll tax of Sl.25.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-26

ABouT the hardest case we ever heard of was
murderer named Stone, executed many years since
in Exeter, New Hampshire. just before the rope
placed around his neck, he requested the sher-
i'll TO give him a mug of ale. The request being
promptly aceeded TO, he took the mug and commene-
cd blowing the froth from the ale. "What are you
doing that forf :" nervousy asked the sheriff. be
cause" returned the perfect wretch, II don't think
froth is haaltlyn SD 81 Isb8 Ek4f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-26

THs SUGAR MARKET.-A letter from New York
says: 'The failure of an extensive sugar house in
Boston is working some mischief among the trade
here, but no suspensions are announced Prices.
however, are on the. decline rapidly. The demand
is falling %, and Is confined mostly to refiners-
Prieas have fallen fully "a cents per ID. in this
market from the highest points. Ft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-26

ORIENTAL FRUIT PASTE.--An efi-
" eaeious cathartic Me,licine sure remedy fo'
constipation of the Bowels. This elegant prepara
'sai aa u Il " BENNETT. REERs FISHER.
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SourH CAROLINA MANUPAcTUREs.-A correspon-
dent nf the Charleston Courier gives an account Of
the village Of kaolin, where the Southern Porcslsn
Manufacturing Company have their works. This
place is situated in Edgefield district about six
miles from Augusta, and mile and half from
Barh, on the South Carolina Railroad. Near the
village is a large deposit of porcelain clay The
company have capital Of $4,000, and have erect
Ell the necessary buildings for manufacturing pur-
poses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-26

M ATTAcHg OF THE CoAsr SURVEY DRowSED-A
Dispatch from Bath, Me-, dated August II, says
Alr. iumphries, of the coast survey, was drowned
while going down the river yesterday afternoon TO
join his vessel lying at the mouth of the river. The
boat capszed at the upper hurlgate. The tide was
running strong at the time. young man with him
ia The boat swan ashore.
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ENGLlsn, CLASSICAL AND MATH-

ENGLlSH, CLASSICAL AND MATH-
IA EMATICAL SCIIo0I.-Prof II. ]. Christian
having resigned the chair Of Greek in Richmond
college, will open an Englsh Classical and Mafhe-
matcai School IN this city, on LIST October next Du-
ring his long experience n teacher, he has been
constantly impressed with the want of thoroughness
IN the preparation of toys either for college the
"CttNe duties oi life. lie therefore proposes to admit
only ~ many pupils AS he can teach. and 10 devote
h',aSei vita untrlng energy to making thorough
th"ars IN the striCtest sense of the term. lie has
.ecuted comfortable rooms on 18th street between
Franklin and Main. Any communication addressed
20 hlm through the Richmond p. o., will be prompt
~ attended To- lie hopes that those who Intend 10
Ss.trohlae him will make immediate application
mdcrihs payable scmi-ynnualy in adyanee) 800
bridge, ID; d., Judge lIaIyburton Judge Meridith,
mtsSSrs. Mn H. Christian, Jno. VI. Gregory, Fred.
hIah,,9Td, Wm +. Taylor, b. b. Minor r. l.. Chris
tAii. W hyhdhan Robertson, jos X. Anderson, John
- SteSer, thas. Gennet, Rev. Mr.. Kepler, tfen VIM
-. kichardson, Col. I. j. Evans, Capt. {. Dimmock
p' ~. a. Miller III. J. CHRISTIAN. ~
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EDUCATION.

MISSES KING, corner of Bread and
- Mayo Streets. The next session will t,ptn ~,
the ist day of October 1887 and close on the lei A.
ct Jny lsAs. Experienced aud competent asaisanfs
Will be employed to teach the PHILOSOPHICAL and
er Mathematical ciasses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-26
EHGLIsH, CLASSICAL AND
IL MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL

J. ii. BINF0RD, PRINCIPAL.
The exercises of this school will be resumed
On Monday, sept 2sth in the large and eommodious
rooms On It'll street between Clay an Marshall. The
Principal pledges his whole time and energy to the
thorough and accurate preparation of boys, either
Tor the University apyof colleges for bsi-
ne.s pursuits. Special atteution is bestowed upon
the English Department az il is considered that an
accufatr kD9M ledge of our language is the in
dspepsable foundation ofail right education. Expe-
T.enced and competent Assistants are employed as
tlas wants Of the school require.
1Eaas FAiABLE bEAtASSuALLY, IN ADVANCE:
iaun, Greek and Mathematics $50 9a
Lain aud Hathematics... ndB
English BtaHehes ......,. s0D0
Moiern Languages (by Prof Emi0n) each....., N 90
Parents are requested tO make early application
81 the numbs'sot pupils will be limited.
ap 5-am ~
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EUgITIvE SHoT BY A BOY.--0n the 4th instant n
soh Of Nr. Burt of Attala CO., Mississippi Is years
OLD, while out hunting,. cav a negro, and ordered
hlIi TO surrender, suspecting him TO be runaway
The negro rushed upon the lad with a hand-axe,
wheu he fired, wounding the negro so badly that
he died snon nfterM ards " = -l---L IL :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-26

CAPsIzE AND REsCUE.--0n sunday, leth instant
Captain Coldwell, Of the schooner Mussay, picked
up Captain Boyd aud Eve others the entire crew Of
the schooner Helen Pike, which capsizod in gale
off Waakcgan, Illinois. The rescued men had been
on the sch0ouer's bottom for nine hours, and were
nearly exhausted. s.-Es----E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-26

EtLRo4D TRAINS ATTACKED The Lancaster (Ps.)
Inland Daily Times is Uniformed by passenger
that Thursday night when within three or four
miles above Mt.Joy, they quietly received, under
cover of darkness, yolley of stones breaking win
dows and injuring several passengers. On nearing
Mt Joy--a mile above it--they were again wei
coined with another shower Of stones, with the
same effect" .H ss . -.. ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-26

MONUMENT TO ABBOT LlwRESCg-A fine marhle
monument, twenty-six feet in height is now nearly
completed and will be placed over the remains
Of Abbott Lawrence, at Mount Auburn The mon
uhent consists of a Roman Doric shaft, with spi-
raj lire OF leaves, surmounted by an antique urn
with drapery, standing upon heavy pedestal. IL
VIII be one of the finest memorials in Mount Au-
burn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-26

EXTISGCIsHED AT LksT--On "Wednesday last. Mr.,
NainSay finally suceeeded~in putting ont the fre
which has for YEARS been burning In Taylors mines,
ut Minersville, Pa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-26

IigaITH OF BosroS.--There were l04 deaths In
Boston last week, Of which number 80 were from
cholera inhntnm; l5 from consumption; 6 from
dysentery, and seven from scarlet fever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-26

FArsL AccTpESr.-Mr. Jacob Boardman, Of New
castle. near pottsyiile Pa, accidentally shot
and killed by companion, while hunting, ON the
liilI inst. -.....5 s.
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Az ExTR loRDIyARY FAMLY.-A traveller through
WctZel county, Va, observed that in almost every
precinct there lived three or four families by the
name of Norris and having some anxiety To learn
the extent OF the family, made inquiry. and was di-
rected to the mother of the whole tribe inOrma-
ton, having been previously told that she still
lived, though upwards Of "a years of age. lie in
terrOgated the good old lady politely and gently.
and succeeded In ascertaininG that. she was the
mother of twenty-five children, u sons and
daughters. She has one hundred and twenty-one
grand children, one hundred and eighteen great
grand children. and one great great grand child al
with the exception of five dead, 2 girls and BOYS
now living in the one neighbohOod. One Of her
sons has 10 children one II, and another H.. One
of the girls the mother of y ehdre n and another
s the mother of Il: all the rest of them produced
between five and seven. One of the sons, who il
now qnite an old man, lives within seven miles Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, but never saw a
railroad track until few days ago.
The father. grand father, and great grand father
II this whole kingdom of Morrlses, died at the age
OF n twenty-one years ago. The twenty-five sons
and daughters all lived to be grown up men and
women. We venture to assert that this universe
family stands without parallel, in point of fruit
uinoss. The old lady was sorry to say that two O
the girls were never married and three of the bows
were similarly unfortunate. They are represented
to be quiet, inofensive people, entirely free from
the small vices which usually beset humanity.
there are no drunkarlS in the family ana few OF
them make use CT profane language. Their conduct
and course of life is invariably characterized b,
honesty, uprightness and strict integrity. We
challenge the world to produce another such flmi
y as the Morises- Wheeling Gd.l Paper,
THEArRIcAL,--The New York theatres open about
the 18th prox At BUrton's Susan Denim is the Lead
ing woman, Edwin Booth is the first star and will be
followedby Charlotte CuShmsn, Aiurdock and others
At Laura Keenes Henry Lorraine is leading man
and Joseph Jefferson comedian. At Wallacks Miss
Matilda Heron is 10 open in new French comedy
of four acts, entitled la Fianniani.' Among the
company are A. H. Davenport III h. Phillips, W r.
Blake, and Mrs. Allen. At the theatre OF Barry &
MARSHALL, 3irs. Lizzie Weston Davenport is leading
woman MTs. Charles Howard is sIarrag In Mon
treal, Canada. Miss Emma Stap,ey sails for Cali
fornia on the 5th prox. Sue will go to Australia
before returning. Mr, and Mrs. W j. Florence ar,
about opening at Rochester. Miss Mary DeyIn i,
leading woman ut the Holiday Street theatre il
Baltimore: George Boniface is leading man at the
same establishment. Madame Anne burton j;
singing in opera AT Melbourne, Australia: O. Y
Brooke is in the same c!ty. Mad. Cora de Wilhors
OF New York. aud Miss Eliza !ensler of Boston, re
Gently sang at a concert at Paris. fa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-26

The Minister Of War In Prussia has authorized
the employment of soldiers in getting In the ersps,
similar to system adopted In France.
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Heavy EMDsRRAssaESr.-fhe last arrival from
Europe brings report that Messrs. Carr, Brothers
co., of New Castle, the owners Of extensive Col
lieI.es, are under embarrassment, and that they
mast seek the forbearance Of their creditors Their
liabilities are said to be most extensive as much
~ 81 .000000 being due to single banking esta-
blishment in the distrct but 1t is stated that the
assets are ample, and that with proper manage
rleht there will be no loss to any oIs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-26

BROKE HIS ARM.--A driver of an ice
cart named Joe, slave Of Mrs Temple Redd. OF
iehrico county was badly injured Tuesday even
,ng,9n rI the Brooke Road, BY the capers Of an un
rulA @ morse, which he was driving. The brute, be-
Lightning speed and the consequence was that bj.
driver was thrown out near the cattle scaIas had
an arm broken, and received Internal ipiuriss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-26

DIED IN F1T.-An old negro woman
named Lucy Baiiy, who has for years past dvsi. =,
koeketfs, where she was well known, died rarx
une xpeetedly on Tuesday last, at her residence -
None OF those about her suspected that she was mn
covered that she had an attack of appoplexv Tsns,
II death was produced before any medical aid can,d
De summoned to her assistance t7 I'SS'1 '1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-26

SnocnSa MuRDER.-on the night Of the sth inst ,
three ruilians entered the house of MIR. Alexander
simpson, farmer, in the township Of GTattan, in
Capada West, and murdered Mr.. simpson. Mrs
Noble aud her two daughters. young man nam
cd Bessie who attracted by their cries, also
butchered. No clue TO the assassins has jet been
nh ..
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FINS THEArRIoAL Srasnx .Maa.-,

THE THEATRICAL SEAsoN.--Messrs
GEonsE kusEEL and THos L. MoxLrY, the enter.
prlsing managers of the Marshall Theatre, have
arrived here to complete arrangements for opening
that establishment. Mr.. Philips, one Of the best
stage directors in the country; Mrs Philips lead
ing lady, and one Mr.. Studley. one Of the company,
are also IN the city We are pleased to learn that
during the season that old fayorite, C. Bass will
contribute to the entertainment of the public
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-26

MRS. NJ. c. GARY will resume her
" School on the LIST of September. Residence on
18th street, Gamble'sIIii
She would desire to return her thanks TO her pat
roS. t"r their liberal patronage, and would pronise
~ heretofore to attend very especially to the
n"rs and morals Of her pupils, as also everything
Winch may, IN the slightest degree, tend to the
development Of their faculties.
Nhr proposes to MAKE arrangements to have Music
AMI French taught. Vocal Music has been taught
with great acceptance, during the period Of her
school. an lS-Ilt#
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FEMALE SCHOOL AT ASHLAND

FEMALE SCH DOL AT ASHLAND.
HAN0N Err COUNTY, VA
MRS fNN1Si sN6 " p SF1tthT SsTGAkF Principals.
Miss FANNIE VI. IRBY. Assistant
The first session of this School viii commence on
-he lst lay OF October next. Twenty-Five boarder,
can be accommodated in the family of Mrs STUART
IT'S the purpose Of those engaged in this school to
make 1t, in all respects, of the first class.
Charges for a 7eIm Of Iioeuy WeekS, FuyaJ7e in
ddUdHce
Board, including, washing, fuel and light sG5 90
tuition IN English - 90
Ffench 10 o.
'itln ana 10 a.
chemistry and Natural Philosophy. hy....... 8 e,;
Music on Piano, with use ofinstrnnent. ...... % 60
ornamental Branches at usualal prices
Address CHAS b. STUART, at Randolph Macon Col
'eIe I'LL LIST OF Sept and after that time at Ashland
An 2-12Uk1tlWtSI0
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An ATTEMPT was made a few days aoo

IN ATTEMPT was made lew days aG0
to escape from the County Jail by runaway ne
gro confined therein He was in the old part. and
succeeded in getting iron bar from window,
with which, when discovered he had made consid-
eratis progress in creating void large enough 10
admit the free passage of his body . TO light and
liberty" He was committed as the property Of
Mr. Kobt. A. Mayo
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MISS TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL. GRACE

w STREET, BETW ZEN 7rH AND srH-The sew
ehth session Of this Scioo viii commence on the LIST
das OF October, and close on the lst of July. The
English department. is exclusively under the direc.
tlon uf the Prlaclpa except the Philosophical and
higher Mathematical Glasses, which will be taught
by a gentsman OF experience and ability The
french Class will be placed under the supervision of
a gentleman who has had Blnch experience and sue
eass in communicating that Language.
o.. -
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The Norfolk papers announce the death Of Mrs A.
y. Brown. an aged and esteemed school mistress Of
that city.
The emigration ffOa Germany to America has
taken an Increased start this summer, 10000 able
bodied men having departed FROM the dueby OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. alone.
The Madrid journals on the 2fth cfJuly states fhss
grea. numbers Of persons had ief fne eAPhai -
Consequence Of the heat
Mr. T. Carroll Of Seaford committed suicide while
IN drunken ct. by beating himself win grub
hing hoe.
Hon h. o. Perriu. who accom- panied Governor wal
ksr 10 Kansas, has retnrned To- his home at Brook
iyn.
Capt. George A. Chambers, an old steamboat cap.
tain. OF Mobile. died last week.
A policeman Of Mobile, named roomey, died on
Thursday. from cut received At recent election
fight there.
Ransford Daniel, Of Roanoke county, Virginia.
has been committed 10 prison for violating his ewA
daughter, n child of IL years.
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ELLINGTON SCHOOL

E'LLlNGTON SCH0OL.-The next ses-
- sion OF this School will commence on the lst of
October, 1857 and close on the last day of July fol-
lowjaZ. -
Persons wishing to patranize this School will
Pppils will he taken I 49,, : "
For terms, &C. address either sf the subscribers AT
junction r. o., Hanover county
REV. TH0S. II. FOX Principal.
T. IL. FOX. JE., Assistant
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tppofsTyp.-George W. L. Kidwell Of Virginia,
has been appointed to first class clerkship IN the
offse ofthe Secretary of the u. 5. Treasury, yiss
Charles i. VI. kidwell, deceased.
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heaIthy looking negro fellow, famed Simon. slave
81 Mrs. Sarah shelton, Of Church fIli was brought
before Recorder Tate yesterday morning. at the
City Hall. and ordered to be dressed OF with 2S
FISHES rs punishment for engaging In q rock bat
ts "n franklin street. corner Of 2sth. on Sunday
last. IL would be well for the white lads engaged
In similar feats to pause their names be brought
before the public not In way to add credit TO their
parents.
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FI'HF FOURTH Annual Session of Mrs.

T. }. DARpRN'S school. for Young Ladies
Vii commence the hrSt day ii September next al
lar residence on Marshall street half square west
~ Brook Avenue. and close the 18th iay Of june
las. She will continue ts he assisted by her hus
raaa, the Rev. JAMES VI. nARDEN and will give
assurance that evey effort shall be Taade for the inn
l!ONcEt nj ot The pupils. Ills
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL

- SCHOOL-The undersigned will, on the first OF
School, embracing sucl course of instruction as
viii mt youth tor all easy entrance into the high
classes, either, ot our classical scientific insttu
tlOuS. They viii every effort to procure central
ana comfortable location on Shockoe Hill. TheiT
TERMS viii be is follows, (PAYABLg sEMI-ASSU4LLr
IN ADvANCE)
Latin. Grt,k and Mathematics $50
Latin or Greek, and do. ....................., 50
English Branches. .......................... 90
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A day of national thanksgiving is being urged by
the press Of this country. a
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SCROOL At SUMNER HILL.-Th
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
STAUNT0N, VIRGINIA, ,
REV. JOHN WILSON NJ PpINnup.1

The next session of this Institution will begin Sem,
tehl3"r the 9th, and end the last Of june
- TERMS PER ANNUAL SESSION:
Board. &c. imcluding every charge except for
$40 co
Fuitton in all English studies and Ancient
90
Instrumental Music Modern Languages and Paint:
ing. extra. ss
ss- For circulars, address the Principal.
an HD-eodiw .-.
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m |. GALLAHER III commence his

4th annual course Of instructions 10 classes in
Vocal Muse 10 til, city. the lst Of next October
lie VII also cont '.uc 10 give lessons on the Piano
Fdgtc sli py,Naty lessons the Voice 4 card an.
nNE.ctus fgtj! Tie arrangements, terms, &C. viii
bv published 90 due time. aui5-tarhS
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+ W. R0SIER'S SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES will reopen on Church Hill.
m the room lately occupied by Mr f.. W Cone, on
br9.d street, opposite St Johns Church. on TIL URS
DAY, LIST October, lS57. 4 = -24
TERMS FOR SCHOLASTIC YEAR OF 10 MONTHS PAYABLE
QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE: . (
Primary English Branches $40
Higher " "a
Langua ges, each. =. -. ~
, ne system OF instruction will be the same that
Mr Roster has successfully pursued during thrteen
years residence in Richmond. au 25--3tawtI0
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WORSE AND woRsE.-I@,st year duty was paid for
home consumption f,7sl ,o6S gallons Of proof
spirits in Ireland against $50 gallons in 1855,
and q. 40 734 gallons in 1851.