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HAnn rn FInn-A rennrt Was sfart.

HARD TO FIND.-A report was started
yesterday that free negro, named BobsNichslas.
had met his death Wednesday night by falling be-
tween two canal boats, In the basin. At the re-
request Of the Coroner, one OF the Constables dep
mites proceeded to view the remains of the supposed
defnnct, but unable 10 do from the fsct that
the man, il drowned, as surmised, had not made
his appearance on the top Of the water. Legally,
'vew Of the BODY which in the instance men,
toned could not be had. IL the unfortunate sub
ject came TO his end in the manner supposed, his
body will doubtless show itself ere long.
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HEAVY HAUL.-Simon. slave of Edward

HEAVY HAUL.-Slmon, slave Of Edward
Tate, was examined at the Mayors Court, yester-
day, for eloniously entering the clothing store of
T. ID. Keeling, on Main street, ON the night of the
18th and seizing nine cloth coats. of the value of
SlOo, with which he decamped Mr. Keeling, who
customer, saw the fugitive making tracks, and
starting in pursuit, was lucky enough to have him
arrested on 18th street, after a race more remarka
BILE for speed than length. 1t appears that the fell
low had left his shoes outside and vent In hare
footed, with the idea that making no noise no could
get off unperceved. The prisoner was sent to the
next Hastings Court for trial, on the charge Of
grand larceny
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TIE SUICIDE IN WASHINGTON, NORTH CARoLNA.-A
correspondent of tho Goldsboro Tribune furnishes
some additional particulars of the suicide of Mr.
Thomas ii. Ilardenbaugh, cashier of the Branch
The deed was committed by shooting himself in the
head with pistol. When found about o'clock
Sunday morning, he was lying in his bed with a
pistol in one hand, and the body still warm, though
quite dead. lie was about 30 years Of age and gem
orally considered an excellent citizen The Direc
tors of the Bank met during the day and found all
correct at the Bank. The of his suicide is in
volyed in mystery.
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TROUBLESOME CUsToMER.--John Dixon
has been before the Mayor every time he could get
a chance, for several years past. lIe omits no OPP
portunty to come in TO Court, though he never
comes with his own consent. Yesterday, his un-
lovely person was displayed in the unpleasng atti-
tude Of common thief-on the charge Of stealing
George III. Kings coat, worth 81, on the 18th inst
lie was sent ON for trial before the Hastings Court,
dant opportunities OF refreshing himself with
"familiar memories" Z" of the old house at home !"
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COPARTNERSHTP.-Mr THOMAS r. Left
WICH having purchased the interest of Sam1 II
JcteT III the mill and lumber business of ETER
LEFrWI ICH, the business will he conducted in fu
ture iii the name and style of L. NJ. LEFTWICII
CO. Office the cornor eth and Franklin street
AT which place will be pleased to receive orders
from our friends for either Lumber or Wood
4. II. LEFTWICH,
81 2I-im TH0S K. LEFTW1CH.
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MECHANICS INsTITurE.-The coming

CUnIIuR
exhibition or fair of the Institute, is an assured
success already. Since the hall of exhibition was
opened last Monday, for the reception of articles,
specimens of handicraft of all imaginable patterns
have been sent thither in profusion, n fact which
sufficiently attests the interest felt by the public
in the success of the undertaking. Despite the
quantity received the capacious hall possesses such
ample storage capacity, that intending exhibitors
need be under no fear that they will not have n
good show" The time, however, for the recep-
tion of goods necessarily limited and will expire
in few days. Let those who would be in time,
"haste to the wedding"
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Al kS. fEstLEI > SthocL--Ihe next
vi session commences October Ist, 1857 The prima-
=, feature at this school il the thorough and sys-
tsostc instruction in the French language given TO
A. the pupils without extra charge; but they are
~, rrour.d 10 study the language without the ap-
rraysl ~ their parents.
The French IL tsNght by Professor and Madame
gNI1N ei Paris and peculiar facilities are afforded
f,r learning to speak the language.
Mrs PELLET guarantees that the Elementary and
advanced studies in English, shall be THOROUGHLY
taught
=. had on application At her residence on Broad st
Richmond ~ 23-d3fn
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DARING OurRiGE-0n Thursday evening last. as
Mr. Thomas @. Rounds of Dighton, Mass was
about closing his store in that town, he was at
tackled by two fellows, who beat him until he was
insensibe, and then robbed him of his wallet and
set fire to the store. The fire was soon extincuis-
ed, but much damage was done BY water. s
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In Sc. Paul. on the lst inst, the rcsidenee oil DR..
Roseak was destroyed by fire, and girl years Of
age, was burnt TO death. The Doctor also was So
verely burned
George r. Lewis who recently shot his wife,
near Wrentham, Mass, has been convicted aud sen
fenced 10 ten years imprisonment In the peniten-
tiary.
Rufus Wallace, awaiting trial for the murder Of
W. ". Brown diedlass Tuesday, In thejaii u samp'
zen county, Miss
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FATAL RAILROAD AccIDKNT.-0n Thursday morn
ing, the Alton lIlinois) Courier says a wel dress
ed man was killed at the railroad depot in Illinois
town. On his person were found $3.50 in money. q
valuable gold watch, and two promissory notes
drawn by Ill. Boone, in favor of - Boone, one
for $1,000, and another for S2OO
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A NOVEL WAY TO PREVENT RrS.--It was ru
mored on Monday last that "run" would proba
bly, be made upon the SaIira Bank, whereupon d
crowd Of "Sat Pointers" gathered around tho
doors Of the institution, threatening personal
chastisement and 'riding on rail'' to all who at
tempted TO embarrass the bank The run was moi
made Bank officers who arc anxious to keep theil
specie will make note of the example.
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On Saturday week a son OF Mr.. Edward Lambert
Of Jacksonville, Ill., was amusing himselfin shoot.
ing at mark, with ad oubie barreled gun, when
by some strange and unaecountable accident, he
shot himself in the top of the head, tearing OF the
top Of his skull bone. Strange TO say, he lived SO
yeral hours after being conveyed home, though he
was of course, perfectly insane.
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SErTENcED.-The County Court of Nansemond
Virginia, on Monday last, sentenced two negrt
slaves to be hung, tor murierous assault on
young man named William Brothers. A whit
man named Nathan Franklin, has been implicated
in the matter, and sent on to the Superior Cour
for trial,
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Gen s. III. Anderson, of Jefferson county, ILL.,,
died on the 2Ith ult in the 57th year Of his age.
Gen. Anderson had been prominent man in the
ranks of the Democratic party, and has held seye-
raj offices under tho State and United states Co
yernmcnts At one time he was Lieutenant Go
vernon of the State.
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WHEAT IN LIEU OF MoNEY-The Boston Traveller
OF the sth inst, says One of our best dry goods
obbing houses gave an order to-day, by telegraph,
for the shipment of 1000 bushels wheat to this
market, received at Chicago from their customers,
in lieu of money.
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REMOVALS.. Go.
RUNAWAY

q $50 REWARD.-The above re-
I'm ward of twenty dollars will be paid by the
30 subscriber TO any person who will deliver to
*. him, at Craigton, in Henrico county, his ne
gro gan, NANCY, who sometimes calls herself Nancy
whs ran away on the 18th of this month";
Nancy is very likely bright Iruiatto, bushy head
very bright black eye, and abo,it Il years old. che
is believed to be in the city of Richmond or its Vi
cinity. WILLIAM A. CHRISTIAN
oc l5-3t* CraigtDD, sHenriCo county.
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! AID FiRE CoMPAxy, No, 4, have sent
to Baltimore for large quantity Of Ore works. In
tending 70 have Z brilliant pyrotsehntg dtsr5et
during she ntAts. Agricultural lstss
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SHORT CREDITs-It is stated that A. 4 A. Law
renee Co., have determined to shorten their cred
its, both for home and export sales. six month:
Is the longest time given to jobbers aud large deal
ers who buy by the package only, and eixh,
months to exporters and shippers of American
goods.
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The "CHESs CoNGREss"-The Chess players as
sembled in New York, have determined to form al
American Chess Association, and resolved to hold
their next meeting in Philadelphia. The blindfold
playing Of sIr. Panisen, in which he conducted foul
games AZ the same time, without seeing the boards
concluded on Monday evening with the following
result: The game with MIR. Mosby was lost thai
with Mr.. Julian was draw; and Messrs Shults
and Fuller were sonndly beaten. The whole annal,
of chess-playing cannot furnish such another fca
AS this of Mr.. Panlsens. Not the slightest fatigu,
was felt by that gentleman after go immense men
tai effort
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EscAPzoF ACosvIcr.-williamW Williams, whe was
convicted Of participation In the election riots Of
last June, In Washington, D. c., and was serving
out term iu the county jail Of that place, made
his ssesPs last Wednesday mernins
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RowDIIsM.-For several nights past the
police have been apprehcnsve of street rows, In
consequence Of the large influx Of rowdy ehsrac-
ters from abroad at present In the city. Thus far.
they have succeeded In putting down any conten-
plated violation Of the peace.
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FIas.-The dwelling house of Mr.. James A. Fray
YER al Jennings Gap. was destroyed by fire one
day last week, with all its contents, while the fam
jIy were from home. About year ago, the for
mer residence of Mr. T. was destroyed under SINH
lar circumstances-Sdaa Spectator.
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The extensive carriage manufaetory Of Shannon
4 sayres, at yenia, Ohio, took fire on the evening
of the 5th lust, and together witha large qaanti
ty of material, was destroyed Their loss will
amount TO several thousand dollars.
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0ILS.-l5 casks Pure Winter Strained
~ SpEpM OIIS -.

81 casks Winter SOLAR OILS. Bleached
20 casks North West Coast SOLAR OILS
Landing direct from New Bedford and for sale by
oc l3--6L EDMOND. DAVEN PORT 4 60.
ITO co TRY MERCHANTS AND
OTHERS BUYING CANDIES by Wholesale
will find it to their interest, before making th cir
purchases elsewhere to give me call, as / am ma
nulacturing CANDLES, in great variety Of Styles
ont OF the best feflned sugars, which warrant to
stand in any climate equal t. any in the United
States, and ut the lowest prices
Also, in store, the usual variety OF FRUITS, PRE-
SERVES, NUTS, CIGARS, &c, with large variety
Of TOYS. FANCY GOODS, ACCORDEoNs, &c, at
low prices. JAMES MOORE
81 Main street. opposite st. Charles Hotel.
SO 2-iflm
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CoNoLuDED.-The argument in the case
of George Livingston, on appeal from the Circuit
Court OF the city, was yesterday concluded by
Judge Crump, before the Supreme Court of Ap-
peals, now sitting in the State Court House. The
Judges will not deliver their decision Cor several
days TO come. The case OF Henry Ball will bs ar
gued next. ss
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Krtrp.-A Captain Kidd killed at Troy,
Ohio. on Thursday last, by a negro named Brack.
son Green. Kidd was stabbed In the throat, by
witch the jugular vein was cut. Green hed, and
M the latest date he had not been arrested.
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TgaygselyIsG Dar IN MARYLASD-Governor Lii
gon ha, issued his proclamation recommending the
peopIe of Maryland to observe Thursday, the 10Th
Of November, ms day of Thanksgiving.
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FALL AND WINTER CAMPAIGN.

wM. IRA SMITH, DEALER IN FASHIONABLE
CL0THING-1faving greatly enlarged and improv-
ed my store lat my old stand ia Main street in the
latest modern style, shall now be enabled to exhib
it my stock greater advantage, to my customers
and the public generally. Being thankful for the
rery iiber,i patronage bestowed upon me for past
years, shall use extra efsrts TO accommodate my
friends and customers, TO still extended stock ot
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING and FURNISHING
ARTICLES of the very latest styles and fabrics.-
My stock will at all times he complete in each de-
partment and no effort shall be wanting to give
tire satisfaction.
My large and spacious room will be complete for
the reception of my stock next week aud all in
want will find il to their interest to wait aud give
my stock an inspection before making their fall pur-
ehases WM. IRA SMITT,
seq ia Main street
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TENNEssEE.-The Message of the Governor of Ten
nessee was transmitted to the Legislature on the
9th instant. 1t appears from the message that the
actual Indebtedness of the State is Sl2S66S56. OF
which over eight and half millions are for objects
of internal improvement. The Governor recon-
mends the policy of inhibiting, by constitutional
provision, any future Legislature from the creation
OF any public debt beyond limited amount with,
out first submitting the proposition to the people
for their approval or rejection unless in some great
emergency, such as insurrection rebellion, or in
vasion. lie also recommends the selling of all the
stock held by the State in banks and in internal i'm
provement companies or otherwise.
On the subject of banking. the Governor has not
modified his views. He still fayors the policy of
putting the Bank ofTennessee and its branches into
gradual course of liquidation. lie refers to the
fact that in the history of Banking in Tennessee,
within the last four years, ten or twelve of the
banks have suspended specie payments The en-
tire circulation Of the banks of the State on the lst
of January last about eight millions Of dollars;
the amount Of specie only two millions. This, he
thinks, cannot afford sound aud uniform cnrren-
cy. He is against the continuance Of the stock or
free bank system, and thinks the whole banking
system of the United States founded in error. He
renews his recommendation against the issue of
bank notes of less amount than five dollars He
thinks the present method of taxing merchants dis
eliminates against the merchant at home aud in
favor of the one abroad.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

The following are the most prominent features
of the relief bl passed by the Pennsylvania Legs-
lature:
cond Monday ia April next. 1t requires the publi-
cation, after January lst of weekly statements of
the city Banks, and monthly statements of the
country Banks 1t requires the Banks to receive
at par, in payment of all debts the notes OF all sol
vent Banks in the State, which paid specie to Sep
tember 1st, 1851 with, however, certain provisions
for ascertaining the sUlvency of any Bank that
NAV be doubted. Notes of solvent Banks also
to be received for taxes tolls and other revenues
state deposits in the Banks to be paid in specie
when demanded by the State Treasurer Provision
is made for stay of execution, for a year, on all
Judgments.
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The DocKsr or CivIL CAsEs was called
In the Hastings Court yesterday. The Mayor Was
also busly oecupied in his Court ds9csing of civil
dered
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PUNISHED Shelton, slave OF Mrs.
Mary Finch, Yesterday was rewarded with 10 lashes
nots which we're given % him 10 deliver, bus which
he tried 10 convert 10 his own use.
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VICIOUS Cows.-From reports that
reach our ears of the queer antics frequently cut
by vicious cows who are allowed to roam at large
by their owners, in this city, ii is not an unfair
presumption that of late, these usually docie ami
mails have been afflicted by the prevailing panic
Though person may not, under some eircum-
stances, be justifable in refusing to take horn
from friend he stands acquitted of any inten-
tioHai discourtesy when he refuses the same arti
Gle when proffered by COW. A well authenticated
case is reported where a lady was chased on Tues.
day evening, by Vicious cow, while passing along
Clay street, above the Chapel. She barely escaped
danger and toss from the horns of the infuriated
animal, who succeeded in inflictinga slight wound
ON her person, besides running her dress As a
matter OF course, she was frightened enough to last
her a full week Now, it is submitted, with all
due Difference, as good logic and sound reason that
u owners OF this species of property will allow
them TO so at large, no harm can accrue to any
one agrieyed who may see fit to obliterate them a.
nuisances The Mayor has decided, that any ops
has right to abate public nuisance. A bullet
vicious COW. sf
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BosToS, Oct. l4.-All of the Fall River banks have
suspended. Since TIE bank meeting this morning,
everything is quiet. Stocks are unsettled, with
symptoms favorable to a rise. The Massachusetts
insurance Company has declared dividend OF 20
per cent The Massachusetts, Bank paid specie up
to the closing to-day. Its circulation is one hun
tred and thirty-six thousand dollars and its spe-
Gle three hundred and seventy thousand dollars.
L. Skinner a. Co. publish card in the evening
papers, calling upon their creditors to have their
paper removed for six months from its maturity,
receiving interest for the extension in ADVANCE
The assets of the firm exceed their liabilities by
more than 81 O00.000
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HDUcAT1orI,,.. !: ].
DIssoLUrIoNs. 40.

Dlss . l. N.-The firm of MER-
~ CHANT, wETsIGER A co. i. mi. d.. "a.
solved by mutual consent The business of fhs ;r,
" Mii u be settled BY CHARLES r.. DARRACOTT. who
the name of the firm in liquidation :" "''
StLAS MERCHANT
Q.F. WEISIGER,
-. CHARLES n. DARRACOTT
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Discharged Hensgo, sent
to Jail ON Wednesday, for making an assault on bis
wife, was discharged therefrom ON yesterday, BY
the Mayor, at the request Of the aggrieved party.
There Is nothing that q loving wife will overlook
sooner las all experience proves) than good pound
ing from passionate husband.
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UEAD QUARTERS-FALL GOODS,

Il Is57-The subscriber has received his fall sup
ply Of Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods;
also, his stock Of Fall Cloths, Cassimeres, vestngs
&C.. &c. of the latest and most fashionable styles
which he is prepared to make TO measure, at the
shortest notice and in the latest and approved
style and cut, and workmanship to be surpassed by
none II. Is. SPENCE,
No, lAl. corner OF Main and 18th
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z GATHRIGHT, formerly on 10Th

~. street, has taken one of the new tanenents
lust erected on Governor street. between Main and
Franklin where he will be pleased to his friends
and all others who may desire TO purchase FURNI-
TURE assuring them that he will sell goods fCr cash
cheaper than they can be bought elsewhere. His
stock il much larger and great deal better than it
in furniture store together with large assortment
of FEATHER BEDS. HOLSTERS, PILLOWS and
MATTRESSES; also BED COVERING. Persons in
want of any article in my line will find it to their
advantage to give a call before purchasing else
where. -
sc 2a-3m +. GATHRIGHT.
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MADAME DUVALL, AsTROL OGER

MADAME DUVALL, ASTROL OGER
1sl AND PHRENOLOGIST. also the LADIES' BO-
TANICAL PHYSICIAN, is now in Richmond, and
Main streets on the same floor with DIR. Rust, ad-
joining DIR. Taylors office-t Room No. - Ladies'
science, have now an opportunity. Ladies' will find
Madame DUyAIL safe and confidential adviser Her
medical compounds are made from Herbs, gathered
under the strong influence of tho Planets which
rule them. oc I-lm*
pESTAURANT FOR SALE.--The Res
Aetaurant situated under the Odd Fellows Hall, Ii
offered FOR SALE with all of the Stock. Fixtures
and the Key of the house. Apply TO
oc s-ts JAS, WARRINGTON.
TEA WAITERS-We have now open a
u large and beautiful assortment Of Tea Walters;
pearl And plain We have single Waters Of al sizes
md prices. eel 5uLkh1Y co.
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DOGGETT 4 ANDERSON,

UPH0LSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner of Governor and Franklin Sts)
HAVE received their Fall Stock of
l. French and American Paper Hangings, all qua'
tiles Floor ell Cloths Curtain Goods Cornices and
Trimmings Window Shades, Mattings, and many
sold at moderate prices We also keep on hand and
make TO order Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows,
CuTled Hair and Shucs Mattresses, of the best quail
ity and all other work in line, executed by the
NEST competent workmen, with the strictest desire
TO give satisfaction. portion of public patronage
is respectfuIly solicited. fl Sc 2S-3iu,
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So 30-l4t* llth street, between Main and Bark.
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL

~ SCHOOI4-The undersigned will, ou the first Of
October next, open Classical and Mathematical
School, embracing such course OF instruction as
viii lit youth for an easy entrance into the high
classes either of our classical scientific institu-
tons. They have procured the desirable lot at the
now having erected their school room. Their
TERMS will be as fulloWs, (PAIABLE sEMIANNUALLY
~ 4BvANCE)
LatIn Greek and Mathematics .s6s
Latin Greek, and do. ....................... %
English Branches ............................ 40
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BUSINESS CARDS.


MARBLE WORKS.
JOHN W. DAVIES
PRACTICAL STONE CUTTER AND MASON
MAIN STREET BETWEEN STH AND 9TH sTs
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Monuments of any size or design made to order
of the best Italian or American Marble.
respectfully invite the attention of those i'm want
to my stock, which is the largest and best finished
assortment of MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD
PIECES and MANTELS, to be found in the city
rS- First Premiums awarded by the Virginia Ag-
rcultural Society, and Mechanics Institute Sc 26
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MSS TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL, Grao,

MISS TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL, Grace
vi street between 7th and sth-Ths seventh ses
son If this school will commence on the lst day Of
nrtabsr and close en- the LIST day Of JRly
The Kuslish department ID exclusively andcr the
direction Of the Princiral except the philosophical
snd higher mathematical classes, which will be
taught by a gentleman who has had several years
experience in teaching in our city.
The French class viii lie under the instruction Of
gentleman whs has had mach success in communal
cstlag that language. sc l6-dlm*