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yIcIoR.A's First sTEsGRArHic DIsPATcH TO Mr..
BUCHANAN President :-0a earth, peace-oyer-
board, another piece. Tout tel. V. r..
The Boston Post Is responsible for this
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The ATLANTIC TsLEGRAPH C0MPAyY,-The whole
capital ofthis company is s1,7boo00, and has been
taken in shares OF $4,000 each. The proportions
in which these shares have been takon are, one
hundred and one in London, eighty in Amer
lea, eighty-six in Liverpool thirfyseven IN 6las-
cow twenty-eight in Manchester. and the remain
der in other parts Of England. The cost OF the ca
BILE is little short of <9U,Uo0. -.
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The apparatus Of the old "Union Fire Company"
In frederieksburg, Va, has been sold For ssio 10
the town authorities.
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Capt. Robert Card of the British brig Sea Lark,
recently arrived at New York from Windsor. ~ .,
disd on hoard his vessel on Tuesday.
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DEcr. r.qrn-Clinton Cook, ESQ., an Influential citi
zen Of Queen Anne's comfy, Md, died In Centre
willie. after lingering Illness, on Saturday last, In
the jhd year of his age. He has represented the
county, fin both branches of the Maryland Leeisla-
tnre and was for the last four years the state Som
~
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STOLEN GoLD FoUSD.--The Detroit Free Press say $
1t is reported that $4,000 in gold, recently robbed
from the safe of the American Express Company,
at Quincy, Illinois. was found few days since ID :
wood niIe into which rat had been chased, and
which was torn down TO catch the rat. The Com
pxuy il still minus at least 5000 +
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DRATH OF. ."GLkscoE."-The renewned imported
stallion Glencoe died at the stables of Mr. Keen
Richards, In Scott county, Ky, on Tuesday last
lie was splendid racer in England in his young
er days, and subsequently the sire of some of the
hnest horses on the American continent. lie was
26 years old. Mr. Richards purchased him a few
months since for three thousand dollars, with the
condition that an additional Thousand dollars
should be paid If he lived two years from the time
of the purchase.
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SHOCKING APPKAF.-An affair of serious nature
occurred in the town of Washington, near Yer
bank, Dutchess county, N. Y. ON Sunday. 1t ap-
pears that family named McDonell live there, Of
ring the week, and return home on Saturday even
ing One Of them, named Thomas, . man of un-
governsble temper, probably under the influence
Of liquor, made attempt TO take the lives OF his
father and brother, On Sunday. lie rushed upon
hs father with pocket knife, severely woupdIng
him in the mouth He then threatened to shoot
his father, and commenced loading gun for that
purpose when tho father ran into the woods. His
brother Patrick was standing about eight feet dis
tsnt, and Thomas deliberately discharged the gun
at him. the whole charge taking effect in the inside
Of the thigh, causing dangerous wound. Thomas
was taken into custody. -z ....s.. T.
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SHOCKING CASE OF SUICIDE. - Charles Ellison, a
young man living in the town of Monroc Orange
county, New York, stepped into Turner's Hotel one
day last week, and called for liquor, which was re-
fused him. lie then declared that II IL were not
given TO him he would kill himself lie being still
refused he left the house, and went on the railroad
track, and as the train was approaching laid his
head upon the rail- the train passing over him ana
killing him instantly tf
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CCHOOL FOR BOYS. on CHURCH HILL

SCHOUL FOR DO1 5, on CHURCH HILL,
~ OPPOSITE TgapgRASCx HALL-The subscriber re-
.urns his sncere thsnks to his friends and the pub
lc for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him since
has opened at the above place. His school s in
lperation. and will continue through the Fall and
Winter months No pains will be spared TO give per-
iect satisfaction. f--t.
TERMS:
'pellng Reading and Writing, per quarter IS 90
Arithmetic English Grammar and Geography, 70
Bookkeeping, Philosophy. History, &C., sm
n. B.-The best OF reference can be given.
au 28-2aw3w A. @. SAUNDERS.
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OLD REuIc--The old mail bag, in which, eighty
years ago the whole mail between Hartford, Mid
<letown and New Haven, Conn, was carried, Is
stiil preserved. 1t is about eight inches vide by
fourteen long, and will holdtwo or three qnarts.
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0LD MARKET HALL.-The Council COM
mittee having In charge the hall over the Old Mar
kat. have allowed the volunteers to use it Il
seems to be conceded all hands that this hall In
to be placed permanently under the control Of the
commandant Of the regiment, who 10 to be respon-
sible for its safe keeping and preservation, with the
understanding that II is to be used by the Mechan
les Institute at their approaching Fair and also at
any time by the fremen when desired With the
liberal encouragement given to the regiment by
our citizens, in subscribing to its camp equipage
fund" by the Council in appropriations made to 1t,
aud the use Of Military Hail. and by the State In
exempting its officers and men from jury service,
we shall be much surprised IL 1t does not greatly
increase in numbers and efficiency. The officers
and men, 20 far rs we have conversed with them,
seem determined to make it what il should be, and
We predict that ere another year shall roll around
It vii be regarded with pride and qualification by
all classes OF our citizens. h s .-s
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VERY LIGHT READING.--A Dublin paper, in de-
scribing human body lately discovered In an ex-
traordinary state of preservation in peat bog
near Mullingar, says that 1t appeared to be that
Of strong muscular man, and exhibited no per-
ceptible marks of violence, except that the head
was severed from the neck inst on a line with the
root of the tongue" The exception seems rather
n n i'm portant one 4as
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COMMISSION ER's OFFICE,
IyVIE pIJTI nTNff


ALL PARTIES claiming to be interested
IA in any funds in the hands of A. v Morton,
Richard Renr, dated the 29th OF May, 1856. and re-
,orded in New Kent county tho 18th Of September,
1856 whether by reason of the Trnst Deeds mentioned
n the proceedings of the suit of "Burruss Nelson
and ais In the Circuit Court ofthe city of Richmond
rr BIZ reason of being creditors Of the partnership
concern formerly existing between the said Nelson
aeins or by reason Of anything else, hereby no
sied that they are requred 70 present their claims
It this Office. on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of Sep
10 contribute their proportion Of the of the snt
.bove mentioned; and that otherwiie they will be
ieemed TO have waived their claims. All claims must
be accompanied by the proef necessary lin the opn
ion of the clanants) 10 establish them.
au l0-2awiw X. MILTON CARY, Com'r.
rEE PIANOS..-For sale pri-
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FROM KASsAs.-The Kansas correspondent Of the
st. Louis Democrat says meeting held at
Lawrence the I'D ut., to olect delegates to the
6rasshopper Falls Convention. The democratic
wing of tho free State party constituted vesixths
of the auditory The delegates chosen were all in
favor of voting at the October election. .--s-
netlc prose7ui has been entered in the case OF
Capt. Walker.
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EDUCATION.

MRS. 8 C. WEBB viii resume The ar
-, ercises Of her School at the corner sf Mar
sha,l and 24th streets, on MONDAY, the asth inst
lo.a. =. neIsso'ere. Sc a-2swtistOc.
THE CHISwICK SCHOOL,
49, CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH.
nlu be fe.epened at the subscribers rrsidsnce ik
miles west Of Richmond on Monday. sent. astb "a a
Having had several years experience and being ac.
s,sa.ea rs \. as share Of public patron
The position is retired and remarkably heaithys-
The discipline will be Christian aud InrentaL
few boarders tmsle or femaie,1 NAV. on early
application, be accommodated At my hou.. ara nsS
er: % 70 au,ms ehs nssishborho0d. arc a ~,
MRS. MALL0RY'S SCHOOL FOR
viii bs .s.on SSss .s b sss
September. ''o i'sA Vi
= ss Residence. 9Th street. between Grace and
ra@aAi.h- nNue,.i --- se 3--3tswtOi
MRS c. PoYTHRESS' School for bows
hstw.sn w 1s opsn MospAY, Sept. 7,h. Marshall ST..
oe."eot z,.n anu zotn. se3-H
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE
RICHMOND, VA
Inc next session of this Institution will begin on
inc nst Monday in October and close on the lot day
The Principals will be aided by nine assistants,
For further particulars, address r..i
K. K ]. 5kE adREksdN, aaMs5H, Principals.
au ls-sotl s&tdtio '"i'''
NOTICE.-On the 18th day of Septem-
1 Der. the Misses MURRAY will re-open the;r
house, on Grace street. between 5th and 9Th streets
lor the reception OF boarders. au 3l-2awtlO
II. 8. SQUIRE'S SELECT CLASSICAL
- : AND ENGLISH sCdO0L, CORNEROFMAIN
AND lST STREETS, RICHMOND, VA-Ths ecv
enth session Of this Institution will Commence ON
AONDAY, the 2sth of September 1857
TERMS PER SESSION. HALF SESSION IN AID
VANCE: :.
Junior English $40 90
Senior or beginners in Latin. ....... 50 90
lsatln, creek and higher Mathematics ...., 20 90
Modern Languages. lby Prof Emion) each..... 20 90
Drawing, tby John A Calyo,) per quarter. 5 90
The Principal may be seen at his School Rooms
Saturdays, from to O'Clock p. M., or ssidressed
through the Richmond Post Office. jy2s-2tawts
E'EMALE SCH OOL AT ASHLAND.
Il HANOVER COUNTY. VA f-e.
" Jso. w. p stuart. Principals.
Miss FANNIE NJ. IkBY, Assistant
The hrst session Of this School will commence on
the lst day of October next. Twenty-Five boariers
1t = the purpose of thoss engaged in this schoo! to
make it, in all respects, of the first class.
Charges for Term Of I,ce,sty Hceks Payable in
| Board, inclnding washing fuel and light. $k5 90
Tuition in English Branches Is 90
.Icnclt.'. 10 %
Chemistry and Natural Philosoph y......... 5 90
Music on Piano, with ofinstrument..... "a 80
Ornamental Branches at usualaI prices.
Address CHts. B. STUART. at Randolph Macon Col
ege till st Of sept, and after that time at Ashland
| au 3-d2w&2tawtSlo
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morn INDIAN TROUBLES IN MINSEsoTA.-Lynch
Ldw.--A few days ago German traveller was muir
dered by three Indians, the the Mission House
at Gull Lake, in Missouri. The mu.dersrs were
promptly arrested, but a mob assembled, and ia
King them from the custody of the Sheriff, hung
them on the spot. This has SO exssperated the In
disns generally that the serious consequences
are anticipated. All the members of the mission
have been compelled to fly to Fort Ripley for safe
ty. Application has been made to Col. Abercrom-
bic. at Fort Ridgeley, to dispatch body of troops
TO Fort Ripley to keep the Chippewas in submis-
sion. -
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HABEas CoRPus CAsE.-The habeas
corpus, sued out at the instance of James Watts,
next friend" on behalf Of John Gadis United
states Dragon, will be heard at the State Court
House this morning. at O'Clock, before Judge Me-
redith. Lieut. b. H..Robertson, recruitia az oiicsr
on this station, Is expected to be present. II ID
claimed that John Gsdis is minor, under 21 years
of age and enlisted without the consent Of bis pa
rents. sef@. sts r. FtsH $50
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Mr.. d. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS-
A'A SlCAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, MAIN ST.
BRTwKkS 81 AND 4rH STs.-ahe l4th Academic year OF
this school will commence sn MONDAY, the 2sth Of
September 1857. . -. Il -
A Class will be formed In Greek and Latin. and pu-
pills will be admitted who prepared to commence
ne study s either Of those languages enter
of the more advanced Glasses already formed.
IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-04

CRICKET CLUB.-The attempt to or,
ganize Cricket Club In this city has failed not for
want of members. but interest in the game. The
Club has held only one or two meetings, both Of
which were thinly attended. Ii was hoped by the
friends of the movement, that they would be able
to Introduce the game as standard Institution
For that purpose they obtained from New York,
all the implements used In the game, including
bats, balls, &c, and went vigorously to work,
clearning off the ground for fun ahead" This
fun is only in futuro. 1t is said that custom 10
stronger than law; as IL not the custom to in
dulge in any such amusement here, 1t Is not sur
prising that the project fell through II s q man
ly and iuvigorating exercises tends to develop the
muscles gives play to the limbs and 10 generally
considered very conducive to a heslthful state Of
feeling In this view of the matter, it 10 " BE- re-
gretted that the Club did not continue to meet and
thereby beget interest which would have In
creased by what II fed on. ..2 t.4.,r-.
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Mr.. CARY'S SCHOOL OF ANCIENT

MR.. CARI'S SCIIUUL OF ANCIENT
1fI AND MODERN LANGUAGES, AND OF MA
THEMATICS, ON GRACE BETWEEN 18TH AMI
Zbrn SITS, RICHMOND. VA.-The next session Will
open the lat of september next and viii close on
the 3nth of June, 1883.
Terms for the scholastic year Of ten months paya
bic sesaiennually. in advance:
For tuition in reek Latin and Mathematics. $1,000
Por - French Spanish and Italian leach
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II
Board including washing, lights, fuel, &c..l2l01
Most satisfactory references can be given, on ap-
pioation.
sor further particulars. address the nndcrs'gned,
st Richmond, Virginia JNO. CARY.
S5-Sw
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AIRS. E. B. NORsE-Who has had many

years experience in teaehing-will open q
school at her residence, on Marshall. betwecn &th
and 3th streets, opposite St. James Church, commen
cling the Ist Of seDtember and ending the 10Th June
The course OF instruction will be thorough from, the
elementary to the higher branches Of An English Ed
ucston. Also, Music on the Piano.
For information relative to the Schsol Terms &C.
sppy At her residence. She has permission to refer
70 the following gentlemen.
Col. IL. Par ker, r. W. Flournoy, Esq., Col. T. ].
Evans, Alexander h. Parker. BsQ. ie-ln
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CosvIcr PARDoNED.---Alexand Falco-
nsr, former Ticket Agent Of the Petersburg Rail-
road and who was convicted before the Circuit
Court Of Petersburg Of ebezzling the funds Of ths
Company, and sent 10 the State prison for . years
for the offence. was pardoned out yesterday By Gov.
Wise. petition, signed BY 500 Of the best known
citzens ofthat place, was sent 10 his ExcslIsney,
asking him to exercise the Executive eIsmesey Il
10 understood that Pslconer has made restitution Of
aII the moneys fsandulsntly appropriated ~ him.
9th Of November, and had been In confinement
exactly nine months and three days.
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SHOOTING ArrAIR.--A young man nam
ed James Caudle, was arraigned before the Mayer
yesterday for assaulting, beating and shooting st
Louisa Winant, on Monday last. The particulars
were given IN yesterdays .Dispatch, under the
against Caudle 1t was In proof also, that be took
possession of the woman's house on that occasion.
An attempt to shoot is felony BY the law. The
Mayor committed the defendant to Jail, and refus-
ed bail. lie viii be examined ut the next term Of
the Hastings Court. Caudle is turbulent man,
and II he does not take care will fnally--sgainst
his own will and conssnt-do ssthe State some ser
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DRTNARY ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL

L SCHOOL, SAUNDERS HALL, FoUsnss STREET, BIZ
Twbxg BROAD AND GRAcB.-1he Exercises of this
School will ba resumed the l4th of September
(honday ) and continue until the 18th of July 1853.
TRANSFERABLE 4MI-ANSUALLT IN ADVANCE:
Higher Claes. per session OF 10 months.~sss o. o.
Lever Is M
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ENGLlSH, CLASSICAL AND
~ MATHEW ATICAL SCH OOl.

y. H. BINfOkD, PRINCIPAL
The exercises Of this school will be resumed
on Monday, Sept 18th, in the large and somnod:ous
rooms on ith street. between Clay and Marshall The
Principal pledges his whole time and energy 10 tn.
thorough and securate preparation Of boys, either
nr the University any Of colleges. or for bus
ness psrsuits. Special attention is bestowed upon
the English Department. AS 1t 10 considered that
accurate knowledge Of our own language is the in
iispensablt foundation ofall right education. Expe-
rienced and competent Assistants are employed az
The wants of tho school require.
TzRss, PAYABIk ssSI-ANSUAILY, IL ADVANCE:
Latin Greek and Mathematics $50 on
Latin and Mathematics 500G
English 4oos
Modern Languages (by Prof. Rmion) each...... % 90
Parents requested to make early application
~ the numbsrof pupils will be limited
e. Or
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EDUCATION.

M isSES KING, corner of Bread and
~. Mayo Streets. The next session will begin on
~ cay Of October, ist7 and ciose ou the ist day
U.xuty. iSss Experienced and competent assistants
VII pe eempoyed 70 teach the Philosophical and high
ar Mathematical Classes. = .
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MRS. 8 c. WEBB viii resume the az.
" ercises Of her School at the eornsr - NJ
ShalI and 24th streets, on MONDAY, the 2sth inst
ieiuis as hefstoiofe se 2-2awtIsttDc
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..Rs PELLETS sCHOOL.-The ne,

N1 session con- sie,ces oetas lst, Lss The priIa
~ feature OF this school, rs the thogoagh and - =
t4mat INSTRUCTION ia the frepch Language, given to
Al the seapifs without extls csxrge.
The Yrench is Taught by professo< and NADIA ne
gMIOS Of Paris, and peculiar facilities afo<y ed
s,r laaraing ~ speak the language.
Mr., PSEt.Er guarantees that the Keplentary and
advanced studies ia English shall be rHoRogG aLY
taught,
Information relative to the school, terms &e,,s nsy
- had an application at her residence ON Brud st
EithIpsnd ly I'D: IN
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The highest Glass will be instructed in the English
branches Latin ana Elementary Mathematics: the
middle In the usual English studies and the lowess
in Spelling and Reading ". A. RENNIE.
Ault-tmf
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ENGLIsH, CLASSICAL AND MATH-

ENGLlSH, CLASSICAL AND MATH-
~ EMATICAL sCHooL.-Prpf ii. j. Christian
having resigned the chair of Greek In Richmond
College. will open an Bnglirh Classical and Maths-
matical School in this city, on lat October next Du-
ring his lsng experience rs teacher, he has been
constantly impressed with the want Of fthoroughness
active duties Of life lie therefore proposes to admit
only as many pupiis az he can teach, and to devote
himself WITH untiring energy to making thorough
secured comfortable rooms on 9Th street. between
Franklin and Main Any communication addressed
iy attended 10. He hopes that those who intend to
petronlse HIM VII make immediate application.
Terms payable semi. annually in adv ancs) So
bridge. d. d.. Judge Halyburton, Judge Meridith'
Messrs VIM. III: Christian, Jno. ID. Gregory Fred
Bransford, VIM, Z. Taylor, b. II. Minor r. l.. Chris
tian, Nyndham Robertson, JOS r. A sderson John
- Stegsr. Chas. Gennet, Rev. Mr.. Kepler, Gen. VIM.
H. kichsrdson, Col. T. ]. Evans, Capt C, Mpmock.
pr. II. }. Miller H. j. CHRfSffAN.
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DEy J AMBLER WEEDS CLAsSI-
IL CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER OF
CLAY AND 18TH STREErS.-The fifth annnnA
session of this school will commence Oh the lst OF DC
tOber next -
Ordinary English ,Branch On
Junior Classics and Mathematics. 30 %
Senior do otI O.
Drawing. ~ "
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uAMPTON MALE AND FEMALE
L ACADEMY.

IL ACADEMY.
JOHN b. CARR 4. H., Principal
The Exercises of this school commence on the first
Monday In October, and close on the last Friday in
July.
The tourse of Study embrace. the usual English
branches, Ancient and Modern Languages, Mathe-
mstcs: the Elements OF Phi ysical acience, Military
Tacties, Music, piano and Guitar,l Drawing and
Painting.
The Principal is assisted In the different depart
nents By osG teachers, Of approved t9ualifeations
Terms, per session of len months, t22o. Modern
Langua gee n ubic, Drawing, &c, erfrd.
Fer catalogue, or further information address, the
Principal. Hampton. Va. az Sim
ELLINGTON SCHOOL.-The next ses-
~ nm o. this School will commence en- the ist OF
e1vsrr, 1887 and close the last day OF July ioi
.s~Rn =,
P"rsoas wishing W patronirq this School, viii
sek- .arly application, as only limited numhef OF
Po- terms. Dc address either Of the subscribers at
REV TIIOs H. FOX, Principal,
+. II. FOX, JR., Assistant
au Tr-d4ewlms
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
~ sCHoOL-Cornsr 9th and Clay streets.
This School opens list October ana closes on lJth
Jsly
rsRss--{PAYApLE sgkI-ASsuALtr IN ADvANcE.)
Classical and Mathematical Department.
SH,a' cbass-Tke Classics and higher Mathe-
Jtss,nr rlass--The Radanents Of the Classics.
With the higher English Branches 30 90
English Department.
Fh"r SO y
!. - !. " 'aas'' " s''1 1ko9ss MARTIN.
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sec rred
Refers 70 Gov wise Genl VIM. n. Rich ArtiHon
Col h Fontsirs, Messrs q. A. Myers. BIZ ford
Blair, Thomas r. Price, John " Patton, P. &. Grat
tan Alex'r r. uollsday, and keys. J. Peter kin ana
Gsergs " oo6bricgo. Jy D-sblstO
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ouTRA0xs ON JEWS.

The dissensions in the Greek Church in Syria
aud Egypt appear TO be rs angry ever.
Intelligence from funis of the 18th announces
that sanguinary disturbance took place three days
before against the Yews, and even the Christians
were msnaced. Several persons were killed, and
the English Consul insulted. Military measures
Of repression were adopted, but not until some
grave disasters had taken place.
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Ths services Of competent Assi.sauts wi II be y

cured
Rsrtssycs.-B, C. wherry, Mrs la nesG ray. VIM.
GRAY DR.. !. g. Wayt, Col. 4. IL. Park er, II nomas
Evsns Geo Maynard ID 2. wooldridg g, ov j. K
Edwards. Rev. Leroy VI Lee, Samuel Gro nhow L..
v Giazebrook Benz. Pollsrd, A. V. Cr Ems nav K. B.
spence r. Ii. Meade, Chss C, Ellett, CT n. 5tebbins
Z p Tow asend. WIN. 4. Smith, 1Tho~ L.. Quarles.
Garland Hanes Felix Matthews, Alex. o. val ". r.
" Taylor, T. W. keesee, B. Jones, z. LIS. son.
~. Those vhs may desire TO enter puE lis. re-
esss.ed 10 make early application at my residence,
Q. Clay between Is, and I'd streets, q rongh the
Poet Otac~ Jy g2-tlOc
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AfR. TlGHE'S SELECT SCHC JOL, Q

rINHE EXERCISES Of Mr.. STEART'S
l. CLASSICAL and MATHRAATICAL SCHOOL
viii be resumed on the LIST sf October next Parents
win please make early application.
TsRKs: ({aydbte senstd nnucUp IN odr ttce)
For milton In Latin Greek and Mathematice.$ $50 o.
g Latin and mathematics....,-...-... 30 oG
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rTHE maxi Session of Mrs lENNETTl

HE next Session of Mrs. BENEFITS
SCHOOL. FOR BOYS. viii commence on the
LIST OF October. =
Her pupils viii be thoroughly instructed and pre-
pared for the more advanced classes in Boys Schools
Instruction in Latin and French, If desired.
TERMS, PER SESSION:
Under 10 years Of $50 on
over 10 ears OF 25 %
Tuition in Latin or French each. ....,....... 10 90
Rs The location will be given hereafter.