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X. BASS, ENGLISH AND CLASSI
CELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLIsH

~ SCllOOL.-Tho subscriber formerly assistant,
and then to Dr. s. Naupin. conscious OF the
disadvantages Oi crowded and prouiscuous schools.
proposes to take "a very small number Of boys, (lirn-
| tied positively to oD under his own personal care
and instruction. From long experience, he feels
fdent Of giving entire satisfaction. He has secured a
suitable roOm corner of 10th and Bank streets op-
pOslte the Square where lie can be found by any who
| may desire his services.
TERNs.-Classic.l. Mathematical and English
Branches, and Frouch, whole session, SoO-pay able
half in advance.
lG-mh L. I'll. MONTAGUE.
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SELLING PoIsoEs.-The laws of Europe
very strict in regard to the sale of posons and
because of that fact, comparatively few suicides
are caused by strychnine, arsenic or other deadly
drugs. In Virginia, the laws impose no restric-
tions, but as the Legislature will soon convene il
would be wise policy TO throw some guards around
the sale of deadly posons, so as to prevent their
going into improper hands.
A day or two since, two friends, one intoxicated
and the other sober, came to the determination to
destroy themselves, and decided upon the use of
strychnine for that purpose. At the appointed
time they called at Mr.. U. A Streckers store pur-
chased phial containing sixty grams of the fatal
drug and then left the to carry out their in
tentions. Meeting friend, the intoxicated man
remarked that as laudanum had failed TO put him
out of trouble, he had procured q more certain
agent, and would now fix himself Judging Of his
intention, the friend took means to get possession
of the phial and contents, and handed it to DR. Par
ker, who now has it,
If the laws Of the State forbid the sale Of such
articles, unless prescribed by physician, many
lives might be saved in the course of q year, and
the people generally would have reason to fear
being poisoned by menias.
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DER STEAMER THIS DAYS bbls

= Sweet Havana Oranges; 10 bbls. prime Apples;
Is boxes Lemons; 900 fresh Cocoanuts 100 doz Jars
assorted Pickles and Preserves, In whole, half qrts
and pints 25 doz jars Brandy Peaches just received
and for sale by d. N. JONES CO.,
80 No. 76 Main street.
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GEN WM. I. HAsKELL.-We have already men
toned the fact that this distinguished and elo-
4uent Iennesseean had become hopelessly insane
ne passed through Louisville on Friday last in
charge Of friends on his way to the luuatic asylum
at Lexington, KY 1t is stated that while in the
cars he arose, and in the most eloquent and pathet
ic terms appealed to the gallant Kentuckians,
among whom he was, to protect him from the re-
iehtless enemies he imagined were pursuing him
lie became SO excited and violent that his friends
were forced to confine him.
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A NEW WINE-We have had the pleasure of test
in Ito usl new wine, made from the Juice of the
tomato We consider ourself good judge of
wine, and pronounce this a first rate article. If
IS made with no other ingredients than the pure
juice OF the tomato and sugar, and very much re-
sembles champagne, a light transparent color
with pleasant, palateable flavor. We believe il
can be made equal to the best champaigne.-Eas
IeaneSSeQR.
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CHICAGO AND LIvERPo0L-The bark Kershay. of
Chicago and last from that port has lately reached
Liverpool, after passage of twenty-six DAYS from
quebec. This is the second vessel sent from Chi
cago to Liverpool, and she WAS commanded by
Capt Pierce, who successfully navigatsd the first
one, the Dean Richmond
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ALMOST FIRE.-A residence on 9th
street, north of Broad, narrowly escaped being
burned yesterday. coal fire had been kindled in
the CRATE, because of the coldness of the mornipg
and about o'clock the lady OF the house left the
premises to do some shopping. When she returned,
the CRATE had fallen ont scattering the hot Goals In
every direction, and the floor badly charred In
several places. Movable CRATES should be looked
after with care, or they may do serious damage du-
ring the winter months
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RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE. -
~ The next session Of This Institute will eopm.nee
Iast the rst day Of October, and Close the
TERMS pER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
pns,,Ii 1 aeirioSIN PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
rrssd go
III. CollrGiGrr DEPARTMENT. Si;''''''''''' 10
Engish and seIentihe 50
III. oRSAaKSTaL DEPARTMENT.. ~
pa%ins Needle Work Grccian Painting Sc - -
/, ". BoARDiSG DEpaRTMEST. '''''''' "
300
Noexra charge for instruction in Vocal Music for
fuol, lights, &c.
phnn.M NY MANLY JR, President. and Professor Moral
REV. J. l., BURROWS, D. D., Evidences of Chris.
=, NJ. 3. HOWELL, A. NJ, Ancient Languages and Ma
I. A LEWIS, NJ. D., Natural Sciences.
Miss MARIE l.. THOMPSON, French.
+ BUcnLER, German.
mss. EMMA hoLcoMGE, English Branches
MISS EIIzAHErH V. NELSON. do
Mss JOSEPHINE IT, RA0LANp DO
Miss JANE : STASARp, do
Mas. GEoeGIANA MONROE do
Miss MARY G. LATaRoP, do
MR NATHAN b. CLApP, Organ and Piano Forte.
Mlss LAURA Lacy, Piano.
Mr.. CHARLES +. ROsEN Guitar
sc. q. pERsIcs, Drawing and Painting
hRs BURTON Embroidery &c
Most of the teachers having been heretofore con-
nected with the Institute already well known to
ITS patrons and it is confidently hoped that those
newly engaged will add to its reputation aad real
usefulness.
DIR X. A. LgwIs, whe has charge of the instruction
III Natural Sciences, is well known AS gentleman of
scientific attaiDments, and also Of experience and
SKILL IN communicating instruction.
MISS NJ. l.. THOMPSON has enjoyed unusual advan-
tagea in qualifying herself for her position as an i-
Structor in French and selected in preference to
number OF others, as combining q thorough know
ledge OF the language with that Gpti3esS 10 teach
which IS OF equal Importance. She studied French
carefully in this country under the best instructors
IesiiIng for q portion of the time in the family of
rroL A Guyot. Of Princeton, J. She then visited
Europe for the purpose Of perecting her knowledge
and has since been teaching with marx cd in
Cambridge, Mass.
MIR. y. b. CL.PP. Principal of the Music Depart
ment is graduate Of the "COnSerrdtoriun. der Ne
SIX Leipsic. Germany After having taught. with
distinguished success for several years in the Green's
horo Female College, Ga, he proceeded TO Europe to
pursue the study of his profession. and availed him
self, during two years residence. of the best Ia.
eIlitesOfeTed on tho continent Since his return to
America he has been engaged as principal Piano
Forte instructor in the Normal Musical Institute,
North Reading, Mass, conducted by DR.. Lowell Ma
and Mr.. Geo. +. Root. He will be aided by such
assistants may be needful.
II. MANLY, JR.,
22-it6O President d the InStitute
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ABUNDANCE AT THE WEsr.-The Chicago Press
says the western harvest is completed. and more
abundant than ever. Corn, barley oats buck
wheat hay, fall feed and potatoes are ali secure
and good We quote:
large store Of choice butter will be added to
the dairy products of the summer, which were
never equalled in quantity nor exceeded in quail
ty All kinds of roots and garden vegetable. turn
out well. We never saw SO great an abundance of
hne cabbages, and there onions, beets turuips
| ETC. TO match. And to these bountes are to be
added all sorts offruits in profusion.
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MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL.-The mex

7 AF NO I LIlIIlI I = NOIIUVI-I I IIU HVAI
Va session comllences October lst, 1851 The prma-
ry feature of this school, is the thorough and sys-
tematc instruction in the French language, given to
ALL the pupils without extra charge; but they are
not requr, to study the language without the ap-
prova OF their parents.
The French is taught by Professor and Madame
EMl0N, efraris, and peculiar facilities afforded
for learning to speak the language.
Mrs. PELLET guarantees that tho Elementary and
advanced studies ia English, shall be THOROUGHLY
taught.
Information relative to the school, terms &c. may
be had on application at her residence, Broad st.,
ND " 1l-d2ru
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WILD CATs.-The Augusta (Ga) Chronicle pub
fishes the following list of banks in that State
winch 1t regards as totally unworthy of confidence
or credit:
Merchants Bank, of Macon: Interior Bank. Grif-
nm; Laerange Bank, Lagrange; Bank Of ofGreensboro',
greensboro; Southern Bank. Bainbridge; Cherokee
insurance and Banking Company. Dalton; Planters
ana Mechanics Bank, Ringold, Ga: manufacturers
and Mechanics Bank, Columbus, (broke)
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NALL GOODS.-Our stock is now full

FALL GooDs.-Our stock is now low full full
a stock OF goods well selected and adapted TO the
wants of our town aud country friends
In Ladies' Dress Goods. We have the most desirable
STYLES of Mouselines; Cashmeres; Merinoes Silks :;
Plaid and Printed Merinoes, &c. Cloths Cassimeres
and Vestings in great variety Shawls, Cloaks Man
ties, 60, from Brodie.
In goods for servants, and housekeepins goods our
assortment never better, and offer Blankets,
Kerseys Linseys, Virginia Fulled Cloths, Sleeps
Greys &C.; Table Damask Toweling; Shirtings
Irish Linens &c. low they can be found in this
market Sc 81 CHlLES Il CHENERY.
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DAILY DISPATCH.
SATURDAY MoRNINe. $50. OCTOBER ). i

Letter from Mtmnesot AL ription
q 81 Paats- Itestern Enterprise--A HoTd 10 the
Horking Men, dc.
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DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
q. Rev. M.n. Meale. d. D.: Rer. j Gramm.r.

PIT Rev WIN. Meade, d. D.; Rev.J. Grammer Rev.
J, CLARK, Thomas ) Green. E;I., iIslifax CO.. Rev.
" JsL9 3e P ~ ~ D. G{eis, psnTI. .3rr ~ ssa Re1
A B. Tazsard 4. ". Chesterfield; Rev. John Cooke,
Rev u. Strns sfeliow, Hanover; Rev. Y. A. 0keson,
Norfolk: Rev A. Wade NJ. D., Charles City; Hon. I.
l. Harris VI. C.. Washington; Rev. y. Head, Rev. 6.
Woodbridge. Rev Nr. pettigrsw A. Y. Stokes, ESD,
.. =. Baldwin, ESQ. Col. T.. FOntaiu0. Richmond.
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MISS A. NJ. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
~ YOUNG LADIES will reopen on THURSDAY,
the LIST day of October
Mrs ELLEN G. SrAICOS will give instruction in
Vocal and Instrumental Music.
For terms and other particulars enquire at the
School Rooms, corner OF 9Th and Franklin streets
26-dlm*
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THE CHISWICK SCHOOL,

CLASSICAL. AND ENGLISH,
VIII re respened at the subscribers residence, IL
miles west Of Richmond on Thurs lay, October lst
Having had several years experience and being ac-
credited rs opt tsIch, share of public patron
age If solicited.
The location Is retired and remarkably healthy
The discipline will he Christian and Iurel,tII
A few botTders (ullie or {, male) may, on early
application, be accommodated at my house, and 9TH
ers IN the neiEhbOIhoOd,
sa 3-lm$ GEO. q. EXALL. A. VI.
n B. For information in the city apply to Nr. HEN
RY ENGLL. Architect. oproste tIle American.
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MIGHT SCHOOL OF THE VIRGINIA
~ MECHANICS INSTITUTION MONDAY
NiuiiI, the 18th october, two PRIMARY SCHOOLS will
bs opened by the Committee of the Institute .ne in
SAUNDERS iiALi, on Foushee street, between Grace
ana Broad. under the management of MIR. W A
ksNSlE-and the other III the Presbyterian School
nouse, on Franklin street, at its intersection with
2Sd street Roy: THOMAS IL. JosEs being the princi-
pal teacher. These schools will be opened every
other night, and Jres s9 charge TO all boys who
to obtain certificates of membership and tickets
to the schools can do so by calling on the Secre-
following - -
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EDUCATION.

~ ~a~.7~
RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
on Thursday, the rst day Of October and elass tbe
last THURSDAY in June lSls ~
iEkMs PER SESSION OF NINE M0NTIIs:
English studies s,a
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DERUVIAN GUANO, AT REDUCED

DERUNIAN u U A NJ, Al REDUCED
l. PRICES.-As many Of the Farmers seem unwil-
ling TO buy Guauo at over 500 account of the
cent decline in Wheat, determined to lot them
have the best article, at that price.
All that we sell comes direct from the Agents,
Messrs T. Barreda L. Bro, whose price is yet $6j,
and We are only enabled to offer the ton of 200o lbs.
at 500 because it was bought before the recent ad
vance.
We continue to sell the Patagonian Guano at $40,
and the AA Mexican at 1875.
Orders are solicited with the assurance that the
best articles will always be furnished at least low
as they can be had In this city.
CRENSHAW & CO.,
Sc 25-2w Basin Bank, Richmond, Va.
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MIR. D. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS-
w SICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL. MAIN ST.,
BETWEEN Sd AND 4TH STs.-fhe lith Academic year Of
lis school viii commence en- MONDAY, the 2sth OF
September. 1857.
4 Glass will BE- formed in Greek and Latin, and pu-
pills viii be admitted whc prepared TO commence
the study Of either Of these languages enter some
OF the more advanced Glasses already formed.
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Their stock consists in part Of
Rodgers "Wostenholms,' Butchers 3" and Map
pins" pocket and table Cutlery; Razors, Scissors
and Shears
Log OK fifth, breast, back, tongue, trace ana nal
Bellows, Anvils Vises, Stocks and Dies, and Tongs
Horse and Mule Shoes, and Griihns horse shoe
II7mp and Manila Rope Bed Cords and Plough
Lines
Axles Springs, Nuts, Washers, ,carrriags and plough
Bolts
Cast shear. blister and German Steel
Spades, Shovels, Forks Hoes, Picks and Mattoxes
Stirrup Irons, Bits, Buckles, Webbing, and Saddle
Trees
Wagon, stage and gig Hames
Brides IIalters Grths and Web Reins
Pad stock, chest. TILL rim and Tnortice Locks
Building Hardware OF every DESCRIPTION
Carpenters, smiths and saddlers Tools, OF every
Simmons, Collins. Mann's and virginia" Axes
Genuine Anchor Bolting Cloth
N B.-They are, also, sole agents In Richmond
for Fairbank s celebrated Scales. Sc
T UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER.-We
IL have the following named LUMBER, which we
Offer for sale in lots to suit purchasers at reasonable
prices, and upon accommodating terms:
Iltzll5, ?, and 6 inch White Pine, of superior
quality
q and inch Poplar, some extra wide seasoned and
IA and IL inch Clear North Carolina Step Boards
/ land u inch seasoned n. Carolina and Virginia
Flooring, dressed
Ia. Ia, 2, 3 and inch Eastern Ash, seasoned
Heart and Merchantabe Scantlng, all sizes
Garden Rails. Notwithstanding, and q full assort-
ment OF Virginia Lumber
Cypress Shingles, Cedar Posts, DC. &C.
The above Lumber has been carefully selected.
BE- We furnish BILL TIMBER, of Virginia and
North Carolina growth, at very low prices
ISAAC J. MERCER u Co,
South side of the Dock, near Mayo's Bridge
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REMOVALS, &c.

DEMOVAL.-We have removed tempo
IL rarly to No. Pearl street, under the Exchange
Hotel where VS. shall be pleased to our old
friends C W. PURCELL & CO.,
je4 Exchange Brokers.
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ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND
Ia MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.

J. ii. BINF0RD, PRINCIPAL.
The exercises Of this schesl will be resumed
en- Monday, Sept. 2sth, in the large and comnodous
rooms on 7th street, between Clay and Marshall The
Principal pledges his whole time and energy to the
thorough and accurate preparation Of bsys, either
for the University any of colleges or for bus
ness pursuits Special attention is bestowed upon
the English Department, it is considered that an
accurate knowledge of eur ewn language is the in
dispensabe foundation ofall right education. Expe-
rienced and competent Assistants are employed, as
the wants of the schosl require.
TERMS, PAYABLE sEMI-AySUALLY, IN ADVANCE:
Latin, Greek and Mathematics 5000
Latin and 5000
Enehsh nfdhcnes.. tu'up
Modern Languages (by Prof Emon) each......... ooO
Parents requested 10 make early application,
az the number Of pupils will be limited.
su S-2m
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au Z5-iflW&Stf fKANh IT, fUFFIN.
CADENIC DEPARTMENT OF RICH

y MOND COLL EGE.-In this School are taught
English Grammar, Geography, History, ARITHMETIC,
Algebra and the elements OF Latin and Greek. 1t
las been placed under the management Of Mr.. H.
W. Reinhart, late Instructor in the Albemarle
Military Institute, who comes highly recommended
both as Il scholar and dsciplingrian. The tuition
fee Of students belonging exclusively TO this depart
Inent is si5 for the session Of nine months The
sion opens on the lst day Of October. Catalogues
may be had application at the bookstore OF Messr5
Harold 4 Murray. se 3-dt4thO
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LAW OF SEDuCTIoy-Accordng to the decision OF
an Albany Justice seducing young ladies of means
Is not an offence against the statues Young
lady sned the father of her ilegitimate response
biiity for support for the infant. The defendant
did not deny the paternity but contended that COM
Palhant he'd $500 in the bank and was able to sup
port the child without applying to the authorities.
the justice admitted the justHess Of this motion,
and dismissed the complaint. This decision is an
important oa4snd shows that il is much safer to
ruin young Sman of means than young
woman of poverty.
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cured.
REFERESCEs-B C. Wherry, Mrs. James Gray, VIM
iray, DR.. J. q. Wayt, Col S. IL. Parker Thomas J.
evans, Gee MAYNARD, p S Wooldridge Rey. J. !.
" Glazebrook Benz. Pollard, A. V. Crenshaw, f. b.
spence, r. H. Meade, Chas c, Elicit, Chas. Stcbbns
L. p. Townsend, Vim. A. Smith, Thos. D. Quarles,
liarland ilancs. Felix Matthews, Alex. Duyal W. Z.
W Tayler L. ". keesee, b. Jones, p. Lawson.
To- Those whs may desire to enter pupils. are re-
!ucsted to make early application at nay residence
IN Clay, between lSt and % Streets through the
Post Office. &C 2-2w
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FIscAsTLE, Va, Sept. 30, 1857.
No little excitement was produced in our hith-
erto quiet little village, by the announcement this
morning OF the departure to -GretBa Green,n or in
other words, Of the elopement Of Mr.. j. L. C. and
Miss Z. B. j., of this place, to Tennessee, where
they can be united in the holy bonds of wedloc.s
without the consent of either pa or ma. The par
ties are of high social standing, and happy life
is wished them by your correspondent
free negro by the name Of Dan Hill was shot
last evening by Mr.. John III. keplar, of this place,
by the accidental discharge Of pistol. not known
to have been loaded. The wound is not thought to
be dangerous. H.
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MR.. G. l.. c. SALTER'S DAY AND
IVA BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, on CLAY,
BETW ZEN FIRST AND SECOND STS.-Ths fifth
session of this School will commence en- MONDAY,
the 2lst September next, and terminate the 18th
July following.
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ESp Po-
imeeeyory
k,A.A..
where
T by Rail-
this city
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|ue,wisers
and Alex
nond at 6
Side raaG
ndayse ex-
POI every
meets with
city twice
Nk A NJ
ain leaves
iday at s
u Barnes,
BAY. Tues,
ck A N.
very Mon
O'Clock,
kt all the
F esrtsh,
nor New
70 receive
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tRGrNfS
stesmsss
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as~aasss
&C.
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MEDICAL CoLLEGE.--It is always grsti-
tying to see an institution like the Medical College
In this city, in fourishing condition. but ssps-
cialiy so when we find that our own people have
begun 10 appreciate home schools and to support
them as they deserve. The Faculty of this College,
We are assured by judges, will compare favorably
with that OF any other in the Union the course Of
lectures is as complete and the standard Of gradua-
tIon Just AS high. Why, then. should virginians
go To the North to learn what they can be as well,
II not better, taught at homei Here the pupils
have frequent opportunities of attending all sorts
of diseases in the College and the Poor House and
they obtain some experience in the treatment Of
snch sickness as is incident to the country In
which they were raised and intend to locate. But,
besides these facts it is duty which every South
ern man owes to himself to build up home institu-
tions in preference TO Northern snes. We are
pleased to learn that the number of students In at
tendance is quite large. and that many others are
yet expected to arrive. Let every young man In
virginia who desires to study medicine, attend the
lectures in the Medical College in Richmond, and
when he gets his diploma here, he will need Ne
better endorsation Of his fitness to the title
of M. D."
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MIR. TIGHES SELECT School, on


LfA FRANKLIN STREET, ABOVE 7TH.-The 5th
session efthis Scheol will epen MONDAY the 2lst
September for the TEN following months. Greek
latin and Mathematics 500; Elementary Latin and
Mathematics, higher English and Mathematics
$50; common English Branches Si0 Primary Depart
ment (0r boys under II years. $35; French or Draw
ng, each $50.
The services of successful Teachers secured for
al the departments
Refers to the following gentlemen the patrons
Of the school last session. viz Rev Drs. Woodbridge
and Kepper; Doctors Cabei, Cunningham and Deane;
Messrs. Beers Il Poindexter Crenshaw d Co, l.. u.
Grenshaw, Vim. IL. Grant, G. D. Yale, J. VI. Reyall,
Geo s. Palmer Fhos. NJ Alfrend, John II. Patton, j.
Adams Smith, Andrew Johnston, J. c. Page A. Blair,
VIVA S. Trpett, VIM. Marshall, Geo. NJ. West, Col.
Thos IL. Ellis \. Bev Tucker, Washington city, Cor
bin Warwick WIN. +. Butler, ,Thes. " .Brokenbreagh,
VIM III. Smith, n. NJ. Martin, &c, &c. Apply on the
premises To X. IL. L.. TlGHE. A. VI.
jy 2S-dtjO
II L. GALLEHER, TEACHER OF
l. THE VOICE AND PIANO FORTE-TERMs
per session of "a lessons s23 Thankful for the very
liberal patronage conferred upon him for the last
three years he respectfully socits ts continuance.
Until the l5t efO tober, he may at any tine be found
at his room On Broad between 9th and l0th streets
Sc 23-lm
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DICHMOND CLASSICAL AND COM

II MERCIAL INSTITUTE, ON NINTH STREET,
bETW ZEN BROAD AND MARSHALL-The un-
dersiznci Principals of this Institution have united
their interests for the purpose of establishing
School for Boys. of the highest order and have been
rooms in the abeVenamed central part of the city.
They will make such division Of labor in the eX
ercises of the School to render the instruction
most PRACTICAL and TSoROUGH.
The Recitations will be- conducted with the use Of
Globes Maps Charts, Mathematical Blocks and Phi
losophtca and Chemical Apparatus.
Pupils entering this School, can unite with Glasses
pursuing q course Of instruction with view TO
thorough business educatiou enter the first
advanced Glasses i'll College.
For further particulars and testimonials see Crcu
lars TO BE- obtained this Office after August 18Th
and at most Of the Bookstores, by application to
either of the Principals. one of the Principals
be found at his study u door from 9th street, Oh
Broad.
The School will open on MONDAY, September 2lst.
Professor Emion will take charge of the French
EDWARD W. CONE, 4. NJ, p:.;.,