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Iowa CoSsrrrurroN.-The Chicago Times thinks
the new Constitution Of Iowa has been rejected by
the people. Cla yton county, one OF the last ilint
has been heard from, and strongly Republican
withal, gives majority of s07 against It,
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A AKiDSaPpER cAUear.-An Irishman, calling him.
self NV. Brown, alias ocsnneli, alias Mcdonnell,
having In his possession three negroes belonging 10
parties IN New Orleans, was recently arrested ON
board the steamer Fairchild, above yicksburg, and
incarcerated in prison at Lake Providence. He wsa
in great trepidation from q fear Of being lynched
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SERIOUS I.oss.-The barn and stables Of Branch
Jordan, formerly proprietor Of Jordsns Springs
in Frederick county. Va, were destroyed by nre
last Saturday night, with a quantity Of grain,
farming utensils and $500 worth Of wool. Loss
tI50O
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Dr. FirrH, an aged and much esteemed citizen Of
Columbia. s. c. died In that place the 25th inst,
of paralysis.
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Nxw LIpK Boar--A new life or surf boat has beer
tested at Cape May in presence of many spectators
and found to act admirably well. Rich'd c. Holmes
Of Cape May. is the inventor II can only be turn
ed over by force. and rights itself immediately
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TEE AMERICA At BosroS-The America. from Ii
verpool via Halifax, arrived at Boston Thursday.
The newspapers and part Of the foreign mail
were sent South by Thursday afternoons NAL
The remainder will 60 by the evening train.
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REsTGSgp.-We understand that Lieut..
Jas Sizcr, .Ir, and Sergeant Jas. I. Vaughan have
resigned their respective positions in company II.
II the Young Guard Battalion. -e.ft
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DEATH OF CITIZEN OF BALTIMORE ON A NORTHERN
RNLRoAp.-On Wednesday last AS Mr.. Thos. Sewcll,
n respectable citizen Of Baltimore, was endeavor-
ing to get on the cars of the Hudson River Railroad
at Peekshill, he fell and was injured by the
train running upon him, that he died Immediately
The cars were in motion at the time. lie was a
leather manufacturer, and Director of one of the
Baltimore Banks.
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TH. FRENCH WAR STEAMER TosSERE--This vessel
ict Quarantine, below New Orleans on the 10th in
stant She had been terribly afflicted With the fe-
YER Out of hundred men eishty.had tho feSer,
and sixteen died. All her officers We're attacked,
and all except It. Mundet commanding, and one
nidshipman died. Had they died, there would not
have been man left capable of navigating the snip
home.
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KuLEp.-An aged man named Price was instantly
killed Wednesday afternoon, near stroudshnrg'
Pa, by an express train.
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PROGREssING.-Work are busily en-
gagged in tunnelling the Canal at the Pump House,
aud the work In progressing i'm a. satisfactory
manner rs could be expected. The tunnel has been
commenced 20 feet below the bottom. of ths Canal
Ia width, IL is 30 feet; In length 125 feet 1t Ia ex
p-cted TO cost very little, II any more than the
amount Of the appropriation made by the City
Council to complete it. All the cutting has been
done on the west side next to the Cemetery, and
that TO be done now is that portion situated
Immediately under the bottom Of the Canal itself.
The river is now comparatively clear, and the wa
ter from the hydrants not amenable 10 censure on
account Of its muddy qualities a..- rs..t
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UNITED No. 5.-The members of this
company intend to ask the Council for an xppro-
priation To enlarge their engine house. which IL re-
presented as entirely tao small for the proper
cOmmodation Of their apparatus.
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MoRrALIry IN wAsHNoroN.--During the month of
July there were. in Washington, 1l2 deaths One
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THE DOCKET of criminal cages booked
for trial at the next session of the Circuit Court Of
Richmond City, is said to be much larger than
usual, and give promise Of busy time during Its
sitting
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Major MeCulloch, the famed Texan Raneer IL ia
Warrington; also, Mr. Jacob Forney, the new 81.
pefintendent Of Indians for Utah. alsaA zass 8
The Secretary of the Interior has returned q
Washington, and resumed the duties Of his once,
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The trotting marc Flora Temple has been sold g
n gentleman la New York for three thousand doi'
lars.
Over one hundred anplicafions have bee. mads
| fr admission into Princeton college-the lsrgesi
number at this stage Of the session ever apply
ing before.
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TaE DELAWARE PxAcH CRoP.--Ths peach crop In
Delaware 10 almost an entire failure--more CON-
pletely so than last season. +
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EDUCATION.

M iSSES KING. corner of Broad and
- Mayo Streets. This ncxt sesson will begin ON
the ist day OF October 1852 aud elcsr on the ii dsx
WJay, f$s. Experience ed sud competent ass,stants
WIZ Unemployed to teach the philosophical AMI hig H.
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Mrs JEFFERSON MINOR,
su --dSwcnm Miss ADA b. MINOR.

StHDOb FOR GlkLS.-C UOMELla
toand TIIAMsIN JANNEY intend opening school
for girls on Broad street. between 18th and 18th, the
Ist OF or month Snptembsrl 49,
The various brances of the Engllsh language will
10 taught iprlnaing Algebra ani deOmetry; also,
Drawing and Painting. If desired. one afternoon in
each week will be devoted TO needle-work.
TERMS: For Primary Glass per qnarter OF ten
weeks -; more advanced Glasses 30; prawinS anu
iainting each S3.
RPrrRryc.s-M -Mcaj,h Bates and Phlr II. Price.
M S-ims
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ELEcTIoN.-At a meeting Of the Young
Guard Battalion, recently held, Mr.. JoHs H. RIcH.
AspsoN was unan nmousiy elected TO the post Of Ma.
ior. The battalion, understand, is filling mp its
ranks rapidly, and expects In short time TO get
commission.
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BOARDING, 90.
4 MERlcAN HOTEL; EEL; vo,o ,,.o,,,.
Opposite the New Custom House.
.,rxsxnrR pUyAL. Prcpriesor.

-+sli AkExANDER DUfAL, Prcprietcr
Tho unsersianed having taken this Hotel. respect
fully announces the tact to his fs,snds and the PSs
ssr,iiy IN the Hotel and wi from this day give his
psrsona and undivided Aftention 70 The business and
Homes 10 give sAtisAction TO all who may petroniss
thr hou@s. Histablcs are supplied with al the deli
csciss Of the season. and will always b furnlshed
with the best Of everything that The market esn
9eo and capable ssrvsnts have been sslecte4. and
the guests may ct ell tmss txpeot prosnps A. PAT
ticulAr attention,
aa a-ts sHts''tts :" "ff.s-s3 ALH&s UVv
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TIE DgaTH OF EUGESR SUE-The Roaitcur .Spro;s-
cn, of Angnst 4th, has long account of the death
of Eugene Sue, which took place on the preceding
day at his residence, the Barattes, near Annecy--
lie Was ill only thirty-three hours. At first he
was attacked with neuralgia, which was followed
by fever and occasional delirium. Afterwards
there was partial paralysis, which deprived him
OF speech and apparently of consciousness. Among
the last words he uttered, while he had strength
and consciousness, were; II shall die, as have
lived, a free thinker" laying special emphasis on
the last words. This was fitting termination for
such life as his.
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JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY, 18TH,
RETwEES CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS
CHURCH II HtLL.--The next session of this InstitiI-
tion will open MONDAY September l4th, aud con-
tinus for ten months.
Thorough instruction will b. given in the Classics,
the Mathematics and the various English branches.
TgEHs-Payab oRe-hait lat January, 1885, and the
balance the end of the session 30, 40 and so dol
lars.
A nted number Of smaller boys will be received
at the rate of SO per session.
In all instances, 81 will he charged each pupil for
fuel and in all pupils will he charged from the
time they entered the end of the session,
eept in cases Of protracted sickness.
c. w. PETHERBRIDGE,
" 1-6yE TTI0S. H. JONES,
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II l.. GALLAHER will commence

4ih snnnsl ccnrs~ OF instructions to classes in
hacsl Music IN this city. the ist Of next October
He ~sli aso continue to give lessons the Piano
fGffs, and private lessons the Voice. card an
ponscinS fully the arrangements, terms. &C. will
le published IN iuc time au lS-fSshS
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since Mr. John nanghan, . carpenter, frsssdiag on
Charity street1 while at work st thc residsncs Of
Jas. X. Anderson, Esq, had the misfortppe TO fall
from fruit tree, into which he had gotten, and
sustained q compound fracture Of the bones Of his
neck, besides bruising himself vaSy severely about
the body. The injury was receivsd - Monday,
and he fingered In great agony till Thursdey, when
he died. Hisneck At that time was swollen 10 tive
or three times its usua1 size.
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THE PRESBYTERIAN CoSvENTIoS.-TH
CHURCHES TOMoRRow.-The puipits Of most, II not
al of the protestant churches in the city w on to-.
morrow, he occupied by the ministers ofthe above
denomination. in attendance at the Convention.
now in session. Among the number, arc many
gentlemen of eminent piety and deep learning.
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THE WEATHER, by common consent,
this article s threadbare topic from the frequen-
ey with which IL is talked Of, and written about
II may not he arniss, however, TO say that In con-
sequence of the late heavy rains, it has changed
its feeling decidedly. Some days. heavy coats and
other appliances used ordinarily in winter were
sbronght into requistion and extensively worn
Yesterday summer garment was the rule not the
exception. tes1 FEvai afs
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
IL CHURCH HILL MAR LSIaH SrRgEr B,PTIrr
CHURCH.-The Fifth Session of this School will COM
mence the lat of September next.
Primary English S25 0A
Advanced Glasses. 30 on
Classics. ~ 90
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MAKING A NOISE At THE WRONG PLACE
A warrant was yesterday issued by Recorder Tate,
on the complaint Of Isaac A. Rice against VIM
Flcshman, Solomon Fleshmsn and Henry Genshung,
for indulging In the "habit Of coming before his
bors disturbance" The warrant did not state
what kind of disorder the defendants had been
guilty Of. .- .t .-..... a
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NATIONAL HOTEL. MAIN STREET.
~ stannton. yirginl. a.. r.... ss

8MNfl' WM. U'UILEHON, Fh0phfzse9. -
Oxnnbusas Gree II charge, ran h conneceien VIM
the Hotel and the Railroad Depot
a. Every attention u given 70 Raseen4s0 sns
wish to depart BY either ef the lines q asssI
my ANxm
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A DENTIST THRAsnkD.--The Henderson (Ky.) Re-
porter says: EE1
One day last week Mr.. Boyd, Of Hopkins
Vile, administered a severe Gaming to DIR. Badger
~ dentist The wife of Mr.. Boyd, beautiful wo
man. called at the office TO get some teeth extracted
Badger forgetful of the propretes of life, kissed
her
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ExrERIMEyrIxG.- number OF United

EXFEkIMENTING.--A number OF United
States officers, connected with the Ordnance De-
partnent have been In this city for several weeks
past testing fot Of cannon lately Manufactured
for the Goyernmenta at ths Tre,iegar Iron Foundry.
Yesterday the test wss applied fp number Of d
Ponnders, These huge Instruments Of death are
SWING with chains, aud as may be supposed, vi
brpte tn lively manner after each discharge Tho
and again used. The reFult Of each discharge il
accurately noted BY the officer conducting the ex.
periments. The cannon fabricated here stand all
the tests which are applied 70 them y
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DRINARY ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL

L SCHOOL SAUNDERS ALL, FousHBE STREET,
rnBgs BROAD AND GEACE.-The Exercises Of mis-
School will be resumed nn the 18th Of September,
(Monday and continue until the 18th of July, 1873.
TERH5-PAYtBLB SYSTEMATICALLY IN ADVANCE:
Higher Glass. per session of 10 amonths..'.-.s0 No
Middle A" ............ q On
Lower Is o.
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GRASpHooUENT-The first paragraph Of the new
treaty between Persia and the United States is as
follows:
''Fhe President Of the United States Of North
America, and his Majesty, exalted as the planet
Saturn, the sovereign to whom the sun serves as a
standard; whose splendor and msgnificence are
equal TO that Of the skies; the sublime sovereign,
the monarch, whose armies numerous as the
stars: whose greatness calls to mind that of Jeins
hid: whose magnfcence equals that of Dan ius the
heir OF the crown and throne of the Kavanans
the sublime Emper0r of all Persia. being. &C, &c
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ENdLIsH, classical AND MATTE

EMATlCAL SCHooL.-prof III, J. Christian
having resigned the chair of. Greek In Riekmonsl
ooleSc, w.ti opon an English Classical and Mathr-
maass school in this city. on LIST October next Du
rlng ms long experience as = teacher he has ecen
IN the preparation Of boys either for college or ths
active dutescf life lie therefore proposes to asfrsit
nnIy as many pupils as he can teach and to devsfe
ni,lStI Win uhtiriHg energy to making thoroaxh
scholars Ia the strictest of the term lie hss
stcutrd comfortable rooms on 9Th street betvspp
Franklin and Main Any communication addres.~a
70 him through the Richmond r. o. will be prornsf
y stendsd 10 lie hopes that those who intend n
rsr,ns nun w,ai mase immediste application
REFERENCES Rev. J. Peterkin, Rev Geo. Wood
hrdxe. ID: r., Judge Hsiyburton, Judge Meridith
M"sssrs Wn, III. Christian, Jno NJ. Gregory Yrs,E
Bransiord, VIM. y. Taylor. B. H. Minor, K L. ChrI~~
uan, Wyntham Robertson. Jos. K. Anderson, John
~ hager, Chas. Gennst, Rev. Mr. Kepler tsen VIM
", Richardsnn, Col. I. ]. Evans, Capt C. DimmGsS
Ut ~ j. Miiior. ii. j. ClIRI6TIAN :
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AIRS. AND MISS MINORS BOARD

AIRS. AND MISS MINORS BOARD
1fI ING AND DAY SCHOOL, IL THE CrTY or RIcn-
soNp.-The third session of this institution will COM
mence the lat of October next and closo the Both
June, lS5s
In this school will be Taught all the branches of q
finished education including the Latin and Modern
Harp and Guitar. instruction in Vocal Music will
also be given.
The services of competent instructors have been
procured.
Attention will be paid to the proper training and
advancement of the young ladies ntrusted TO their
charge and their moral and social improvement pro-
noted by every means in their power.
This school, successor!to the we'll known and estab-
Ished Midway Seminary has been in successful op-
Grafton in Richmond for nearly two years, and the
subscribers refer with confidence, to its patrons for
amy information which may be desired in reference
to its mcrits.
TrRas-Abont the same ss heretofore. For them
and other particulars, refer to
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ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND
MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.

J. II. BINP0RD. PRIsciPAL
fn exercises Of this school will be resumed
on aonhay, Sept 18th. In the large and comnodious
Principal pledges bis whole time and energy TO the
sshoroush and accurate preparation Of boys either
s the university or any Of our colleges for busi
afhe pnfsaits. Special attention Is bestowed upon
vac knsltsh Department as II Is considered that an
SSents'f knowledge Of our own language is the in
lnp'n.alie foandst ton otail right education Expe-
!trh 80 Ant competent Assistants are employed as
"is - & the school require.
-. PAYABLE sEIIAsSrALLY, IN ADVANCE:
"a. and mathf faiatlcs. so 90
Erg d nche. " Il, ~
ael ~ gnages Inv prof Emionl each =, ~,
f,sf5Fles fe requested % make early Application
as uis haM s~rsot pupils viii be limited. \
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DsArH ScRSE AT CHrRcH.-A sad and melancholy
occurrence. ssys the Piqua Register, transpred at
the Bethel Chapel near Spring Creek. some & miles
southeast Of Piqua Ohio on Sunday, the 10th inst,
at 3 O'clock. young lady by the name Of Ellen
Duncan. daughter of Robert Duncan, who had
been for some time subject to hemorrhage of the
lungs, hut of slight character that no serious
result had been apprehended from this source, was
suddenly attacked, at the time above stated and in
Ave minutes she Was corpsel She had attended
service in the morning, and appeared to be in her
usual health. In the afternoon, she walked from
her fathers house to the church-about one-fourth
of mile dstsnt-and iust after the opening hymn
had been sung, she felt return Of her complaint
She started to leave the church. and had been out
some Ave minutes, when the whole congregation
Was startled by the announcement that she had
bled TO DEATH
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AR. CARY'S SCHOOL OF ANCIENT
wi AIlnERN L A A

MR.. CARY'S SCHOOL OF ANCIENT
NI AND MODERN LANGUAGES, AND OF MA
THEMATTCS, On GRACE, BETWEEN 2jru AND
HTH FITS, RICHMOND, VA.-The next srssion c III
OPEN the lst Of September next and will clrsc 81
the 3oth Of June 1858.
Terms for the scholastic year of ten months, reya-
bio semi-annusliY, in advance:
For tuition in Gre~k, Latin and Mathematics so ~
For " French, Spanish and Italian (cach
For tuition IN Higher English Subjects. 900
For " Primary Englinh for pupils under
Ilyears of sge''''. zoo
Board. including washing. lights, fuel Ac.l2iM
Most astisfactory references can be given, on ar-
plication
For further particulars, address the undersigned,
at Richmond, Virginia. JNO. CARI.
Jy E-kw
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T. W. ROsIER,s SCHOOL FOI

X w. ROSI Z R s SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES will reopen on Church fgfl
IN the room lately occupied by Mr.. L. w. Cone oa
nroad street, opposite st. Johns Church. OH I'll RS-
DAY lst October, fs5T. - :
TERMS FOR schot tsTic YEAR OF 10 MONTHS PA yaagr
QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE:
Primary English Branches sru
Languages each - ~
:, The system of instruction will be the same tl sa
hr kseter has successfully pursued during thirtet1s
Years resdsnce in Richmond an 2J-3tawtIO
I'HE next Session of Mrs. BENEFITS.
SCHOOL FOR BOYS. will commence on the.
lst of October -
Her pupils will he thoroughly instructed and pre-
nRred for the more advanced classes in Roy Schools.
lnstructon in Latin and French. if desired.
TERMS PER SESSION:
Under ~ years OF SO On
OF
Tuition in Latin or French, each. 10
ga The location will be given hereafter.
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MRS. NJ. C. GARY will resume

MRS. Nj. G.. GARY will resume her
W School on the ist of September. Residence ON
9Th street CANDLES Hill.
She woud desire 70 return her thanks 10 her pat
rnns for their liberal patronage and would promise
~ heretofore. to attend very especially to the
ncrs and morals Of her pupils, AZ also everything
which may, in the slightest degree tend to the
development Of their faculties.
Shn proposes to make arrangements to have Music
and French taught. Vocal Music has been taught
with great acceptance, during tho period Of her
school. au lS-IIt*
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICIAN

SCH0oLI-The undersigned will, on the first OF
October next, opeD Classical and Mathematical
School, embracing such course Of instruction
will ft youth for easy entrance into the high
classes either of our cla .scH scientific nstitrl-
toHs. They will every effort to procure central
ana comfortable location on ShOckoe Hill Their
TERMS will be ~ follows, (PAIABLE SEMtANSUALLY
IL ApvAscK)
Latin Greek snd Matthew s6o
Lsfin OF Greek and do. .............,........ q
English Branches ............................ 30
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GETTING READYs--As announced, the
theatre will open here for the season on the sth
of September. For several weeks past prepsrstions
have been going on under the direction OF Messrs
Knnkel and Moxley, two Of the Iessees. The inte-
rior of the ediiee has beer Thoroughly renovated
under their superintendence. Indeed, they are
sparing no labor or money. in their endeayor te
minister to the public comfort In this matter. Mr..
Edwin Adams the leading man for the ensuing sea-
son, and who is pleasantly remembered BY the the.
last winter, was among the arrivals yesterday.
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THS AMERICAN HoRsEs IN ESGLAND-The Ameri-
can mare PriOress has again run in England and
again been beaten. notwithstanding that on the
last occasion she ridden by Charlton, one of
the best of Rngland's jockeys. She ran in the
..ewes race, for the Sussex county cup, two miles
on the llth inst five days after her defeat for the
Goodwood cup. The result of this race confirms
the statement of Gilpatrck TO the bad condition
Of the mare when he rode her. and exoRerates him
from the charge of want of judgment in the race
If the Goodwood race was lost for the want of CON
dition, five days was not enough to make her right
for the Sussex, no matter who rode her.
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J, DARDHN'S School. for Young Ladies',
will cemrnenes She first day Of September next at
hrT residence Asrshs street, hslf square west
II Rreok Avenur. and close the 10th day Of June
ls5S- She viii continue ts be assisted by her hus-
band the Rev. JAMES VI. pARDEA. and will give
praveHteHt of thu pnpils. l7-tlS
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FROM NEw MExICo.-The Santa Fe mail has ar
rived.
The general news ia of unimportant charac-
ter.
was violent and exciting
The mail party met Col. Sumner at Fort Atchi-
son. en- route for l,ents' Fort. few days previ-
ous. summer attacked four hundred of the Chey-
enne Indians, routing them, killing nine of the
party, destroying their property and taking all
their animals.
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Mrs. PELLETS SCIi0oL.--The next

A'A session commences October LIST lsS7. The prina
re fcstare OF this school, IL the thorough and sys
tsnstic instruction in this French language given to
AL the rapS. without extra charge.
The French i Taught by Professor and Madame
kAloA. ot Paris and pcculiar facilities afforded
ior learning 10 speak the Language.
Ars. PkLLET guarantees that the Elementary and
advanced studies IN English, shall be THOROUGHLY
taught.
Information, relative to the school, terms &C. may
Be- hsd. On application At her residence Broad st.
Richmond iv 21--ds.,