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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-22

A SENTENCE MITIGArEp-Private John McCann.
of Company l. First Infantry. having been tried by
a Court Martial at Camp Cooper Texas, for the
shooting of Sergeant Lively, and found guilty,
was sentenced to be shot. The finding of
the Court has been confirmed, but the Presi-
dent of the United States has mtigated the SEN
tence TO forfeiture of all pay and allowances and
to hard labor with ball and chain, and confinement
under guard when not at labor, during the period
Of his enlistment.
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ID ElNVAL--W have remoyed temno.

ID ETiOVAL-We have removed tempo
II ussilI TO Ne Pe.rl street, und"r tse Exchanye
Hotel whore We shall be r0a~od to our old
friends. {. W. PURCELL CO,
ye4 Exchange Brokers.
DENOVAL-Dr. PLUME has removed
IL h.s office 10 the third house, South of Trinity
Church. South slc, and about one hundred yurds be-
los tr Exchange Hotel DR., =. continues 10 treat all
- phIitc and Eouorlhol omplants; and having had
rluch practice in this line tattcr himself that he
give very general satisfaction call from those i'll
tarr4trd l. collected
Dr. 7 ALSO makes and yend7 Of tie best reatora-
tyes ttheuicH Extract ot French FlOwrrs. for con
stltutlpUl weakness. ever offered to the public.
br =. may he consisted Contidentialy by letter or
otherwise. Medicines securely packed and sent to
der, in almost any direction.
Diti-r hours from A. NJ. till A. VI. Franklin
ret. uear the Exchange Hotel, Richmond city, Va.
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KILLED By LiGHrsINa.-The Flume House at
franeonia Notche In the White Mountains, IN. H.
was struck by lightning on Saturday and Vim. III.
Smith, merchant of Boston, and VIM Blan,lon. a
clerk Of the hotel, were killed ~E51s Efts
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FInE WoRKs.-Aid Fire Co No of

FIRE WORKs.-Aid Fire Co., No. 4, of
this city, have resolved to give grand display of
fire works, some suitable evening during the sum
mer; and in order TO ensure a beautiful display
have authorized their commander to make ali ne
cessary arrangements for the occasion. If the
company could get the consent of the Gcyernor 10
have their exhibition ill the Capitol Square, We
have no doubt they could they were TO try, that
lovely place of resort would be crowded for once
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FAnURE-The attempt to stop the advance
wages TO seamen has caused so much opposition in
New York, that the merchants seem disposed to
give il up In despair.
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SINGULAR PHESoNENoN.--A startling thunder-clap
was heard on Saturday afternoon at Springfield,
massachusetts, at time when the sky was clear
ana there was no appearance of rain Nathaniel
Ireadweiis house was struck By lightning and the
merry messengers passed within four feet of several
inmates OF the house, but no one was injured At
Abbey's lumber yard, .ball of fire" burst inst
over the top of an elm. and the splinters of the
flame played among the branches and girdled the
trunk Of the tree in cork-screw fashion-ths shock
at the same time throwing Mr.. Page off his feet
and overturning a Mr. Asa Fish
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EXPLASArIoN.-Prof. ID. Barton Ross, of La has
written letter, confirming the statement of his
wife, that his attempt at suicide in Petersburg Va
was made while under the effect of ether which he
had taken to mitigate disease to which he was
subject,
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C0sfLY LIGHTHousE-The lighthouse at Minot's
Ledge, In place of the one washed away a few
years ago, will cost it is said one million of dol
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1.-THE SALLY MAGEE," now lying in the
dock will load for Rio in the course Of few dsys
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DURRUSS & BROTHER,

II IMPORTERS or
BRAEDIk$S VINES. iAEANA sEGARs &c,
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
DIRECT IMPORTATION OF LONDON DOCK
BRANDY.
We have in custom house. and are daily in expec-
GRATEb sIs" D0cK kRGNbY k d2s the haae GnLa
"t l4i, Tour own importation, selected for from
the Dock of London.
Now in rtore and in the custom house
w W. '9.As % @ London Porter various brands
o baskets am Sumas n's verzvnay champagne n pint.
100 baskets Iiedsck Co. do, pints
and quarts
@Qr, CASKS burgundy Port Wine
= DO pun Gordon sherry
- do Harmony do
~ do Crown do
IA DO Madeira do
tARDiSES-2Soo quarter, half and whole boxes
BURkUSS BROTHER,
10 22-dlm No. Wide Water ST. Norfolk
BALTIMORE OMMERCIAL coll
FOUNDED 1854-CHAKTEREp 1854.
Located corner Of Baltinsre and Charles streets.
BALTIMORE, MD.
This institution is nov in the most rrnsusrou, and
h'Hii7hnE condition. Twice during the last two
years has Il been necessary To obtain larger apart
ihrnta for the accommodation of the increasing num-
btt 81 studcnis representing nearly every State in
Theadyantag ges aud aclties here afforded to vomx
men. desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
various dHss of the Counting Room, or 10 obtain a
".
ase unsurpassed IN any particular by any similar es
Iab!ishnrnt III the United States.
FACULTY.
+ X. L0SIER, Principal,
Lecturer on the Science Of Accounts Commerce Bu-
sinea7, Customs &c.
J. NJ. PHILLIPS,
Professor ui the Theory and Practice of Book Keep
inR. and Cpn.merciai Calculations
II. IL, DAVIES
Associate Professor of Book Keeping
y. c. JOHNSON
Professor OF Busnr-- and Ornamental Penmanship
= 7. WILLIAMS, ESQ.
REV u. YEATES REESE, d. d..
Lecturer Oh Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon JYhn = Kennedy, Hon. Joshua yansant.
lion Ihss Swami, Mui II. Keigher Esq.
AiaTge and beautifully Ornamented Circular,
c9nss.lling upwards of soc ARE PIES representing
charausaistic Designs, Penmanship &c, sent by
man. Ug q chargs. accompanied with Catalogue
Elk LosIER,
le D-a6oon - Baltimore, Md.
NOTICE.--As trustee of +. Nelson, |
sds Br sale I2 Horse Power Engine and
bAsrs ooe Daniels Planer, and Brick Building
hsist.HF there must be at least 25.0o0 bricks. Any
"Ss Wthsog 20 purchase viii fnd fffa over A Bode-
nsrs Drug store. Main street
N.hsn Mott Or r Nelson, to call and settle their
se.asansA ss am particularly anxious to close the
- Wh H. PLEAsANTs,
SS-@acts Trustee.
I00 BBLs and Tierces No. Hard
jylG THOMAS JONES co.
lM BBLS. Yellow, G. Yellow, b. and a.
.jym THOMAS JONES co.
IM HHDS. Prime SIDES and SHOUL-
uls 'A "S''''" sTssSa T1caas is' joSEs S1,s e co
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ANOTHER CoAET DIscoyERgD.--0n the night of the
Z3d OF june, NJ Dieu, at Paris, discovered comet
not the comet OF Charles V. that 10 destroy
the world but u stranger The meteor ia visible In
the North in the constellation of Perses.
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DR. JOHN Il. WALTHALL. III
REMOVALS, &c.

ID DEMONAL-The subscriber has remov-
IL rl to his u-w five story stor" on the opposite
sIA 81 Main street doors helsw the late stand vi
ii e,srs. Purcell, lsdd 60.
LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX,
Steam Candy Manufacturer,
n, Mia
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PLEASURE EXCLUSIONS are more popular


this season than knew them. Scarce a dav
passes that we do not hear of pic mic party in
some direction and all of them to pass off az
pleasantly az heart could wish. On Monday last a
number of ladies and gentlemen (thirty-eight) of
Church Hill made an excursion to Rice's Creek
and from all that can learn. had a good time of
it. Having made arrangements for several four
wheel crafts the day hefore,the party dumped into
the wagons about O'Clock in the morning and
applying horse power. soon crossed Mayo's bridge
and mado tor Watkins Mill. where they arrived
about haltpast clock, in high spirits the we;,-
ther being OF the most inviting kind for such trim
once at their destination, they were kindly wei
coined by Mr.. W, who gave them possession of a
vacant house in which to have their frolic little
fixing and brushing put the ladies in trim when
the sound OF the violin summoned them To the
moor, where the dance was continued with unu-
sual spirit till the hour for lunch arrived This
being disposed of, the afternoon was snent in the
most agreeable manner, and all seemed to regret
that the day had been too short to enable them To
fill their cups Of pleasure 10 the brim. At6orlork
p. VI the party embarked for home, and we are
requested TO say.that of them can ever forget
the pleasant "reminiscences that are now associafad
with that pleasure trip.
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THE FREDERICKSBURG NEWS. pub

l. lished sEMI-wEHKLY wOuld not willingly bs tredk-
tY, for any consideration, any subject, In any
ofts departments, original or selected. II sndcavors
to be- useful to the farmer especially and to all poll
Cians and others open TO conviction or willing 70
listen Its political friends having been re
Gently demolished in the late election 1t win support
Mr.. Buchanan against the attacks Of the Democratic
party and is in the market for paying subscribers,
without regard to creed nationality-would a.
lief have those who can't read English any others
klaa,r hon
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? ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

64 ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
WARD-For the apprehension and delivery 10
~ us Of a Muatto Man named JOHN MASSES-
Lx. BERG, or JOHN HENRY PETTlFOUT, who
has Doen passing as free under the name of SYDNEY
lie is about feet or inches high, spare made
bright, with bushy head OF hair curied under aud
small nOustachs. lie absconded from our Tobacco
Factory few days ago, and we believe he has gone
10 Richmond, TO try aud escape To a free State.
McENERY MCCULL0CH.
Petersburg, July 18th, 1857. iy i1-6tT
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NATIONAL HOTEL, MAIN STREET,

= ' NtAUION. NII4IDIHt
WM d. GILkSON, PROPRIETOR.
Omnhnses free Of charge, run in connection with
the Hotel and the Railroad Depot.
Be- Every attention ia given 10 passengers who
wish 10 depart by either of the lines Of travel
.pkIn
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Boar CAPsIZED-ThTYe Persons Drolcned d-On sun.
day afternoon, a sail boat occupied by Mr. Il. f.
Stone, +. Conway, and Miss Ii. W. Dickinson was
capsiZed in New York harbor. and all three were
drowned. 1t appears that As the boat reached the
shore, by some acknowledgement on the part of Miss
Dickinson. who had charge of the helm, a suuall
caught the sail ami the boat capsized its occupants
being thrown into the water. Miss Dickinson i'm
mediately sank ana was not again seen. but the
gentlemen clung for while to the bottom of the
boat. Two boys who were bathing on seeing the
accident. gave the alarm; but before the necessary
assistance could be rendered. the gentlemen sank
and We're seen no more.
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III DSIN.
Pr0li SiliIs Of khe Nel,. Tr..,tf.

W
The Berlin correspondent of the London Times
says that the most prominent feature of the new
Russian tariff is the admission of almost all kinds
at duty which will not quite exclude it, while
formerly 1t was altogether prohibited Cotton
goods are all reduced considerably, and in some
cases TO one-fourth of the former duty; linen how
ever, only TO about half The duty on raw sugar is
lowered and refined sugar formerly prohibited
now enters at roublss and roubss per pood.-
Tobacco in leaves is reduced from u TO 6 r0ubles
The st. Petersburg correspondent of the Times
says, that slr. Seymour, the American Minister, is
recalled
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PHILIP L. STANARD.
T.. V. BARGANIN

1t gives me great pleasure to recommend tho ,Ioss
ical and Mathical. School of Messrs STANARDS 4
fhARGAMlN. Messrs. 5. b. are graduates of this
Professors and entitled to the fullest confdencs
OF the public for their high intellectual and moral
quaiicatlohs FRANCIS III. SMITH
1, superintendent V. NJ l.
July 6th IS5T / IL ao Ia,
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FEMALE INSTITUTE
" NEILNTON ELRGLNLI

The eighth annual session Of this Institution will
commence on WEDNESDAY, the 9TH of Septpmher
l6,,, ana close on the last Thursday in June.
The Institute is incorporated by the Legislature of
Virginia, and grants Diplomas and Certificates of
Proficiency. "
1t embraces two departments Preparatory and
Collegiate n the first the elementary branches of
English are taught THOROUGHLY. In the Collegiate
Department the course of study is systematic and
comprehensive, and such rs, when fully pursued
will secure proper development discipline and cul.
ture Of all the Intellectual social and moral faculties
produce harmonious fullness of being and fit The
pupil to FILL honoraby and usefully her appropriate
sphere in life.
All the departments Of instruction are in charge of
competent Teachers and are provided with apparut
and other means necessary for thu pleasant and
cesstui prosecution Of their respective studies.
The Boarding department, and all the domestic ar
rangements under the direct control of the Prin-
cipa and his lady, whose best efforts are used to make
the Institute Il pleasant home for pupils.
. TERMS FOR THE sCHOL ASTIC YEAR:
Board. washing, lights and fuel 81,
lutioh preparatory Department. 81
4u
hinsic on Piano, with Use ef instrument - n
,Iodtfn Languages, each. h...........-... - q,
Ancient Languages and Vocal Music no extra
charge.
IL Is desirable that applications be made early
OF the session ~ VIZ ' '
i'' '"'"ioSue or turther Information, address
iv II 12o,,.,s,Jo JoiiN WILSON, Principal.
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LOCAL MATTERS

foPuLAR MovE.-The exchange of lots
made with the Mechanics Institute i a. O..
Council, was one that did credit 10 tbs -. ,e w.
that body, and will be the means of enssr;as - -
~ sdncat;ds classes o. Richmond the advantages
lot purchased by the Institute, though csntrai @ ~
not such an one the aims and ends of thai o,,a "
1atioh demanded; but feeling the importance Of
haFing some permanent location for schools and
exhibitions and knowing the difficulty of raisins
means py private subscription for suitable built
ing the Institute determined 10 purchase that and
put house upon it, with the hope hereafter of
oeing able TO purchase a more eligible and desra-
PIE location After raising seven or eight thousand
collars by donations, and finding that plain edit
nee would cost $200O0 the Institute determined to
appeal to the city for aid, and a committee was
accordingly appointed for that purpose When
the committees of the Institute and Council
met the operations of the Institute were fully dis
cussed' and its school system made So plain and
PraSticable that the Council committee advised an
cAeiFhee OF lots, believing as they did that bv
plac'ng the Institute in possessjop of Jofavetta
iiai lot hundreds of persons would subscribe fnr a
pulldIn9 there. who would not give dollar eI "a
"neTe and that as the City had no funds TO appro-
pirate the Institute might thus be placed on such
ioothg a. to ensure its raising all the means ne
cesssfs 10 cary out its objects. That the decsion
was correct and popular one, none will doubt
VINO known the benefits the Institute has already
Night Schools ~ 10
The Institute needs $4,000 more to com-
piste lts nall and as all its means are to be deyo-
te! 70 the education OF such boys must grow up
lnlgnorance without its aid we have STRONG bon.a
'at i our business men, mechanics and capitalists.
WI NH contribute literally towards that end
are scores OF citizens who could readily at
ioru I" give $1,000 EACH or even more without in
commoding Themselves in the slightest deoree :
timers might contribute their hundreds. and all
should feel it duty to give something towards an
onteIprise which promises such grand and glorious
results in the future o'O' ''"'
Every property holder, every business man
one who has any interest in the prosperity of
hichmond, must feel the importance of educating
anv t, working classes, and without waiting to be
~ "ii.n upon 10 subscribe to this noble work, send
IN their contributions to Mr. John A RsIyin
Mltcheil Tyler or J. W. Lewellen at the Dispatch
once The hall ought to go up at once 80 as to be
ready lor tho schools by the fall, and in order to
ing hand. " "e'p
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10 COME DowN.-The Mechanics Insti-
tnte III order to get up their Hall as soon as possi
pie, intend pulling down Lafayette Hall at once
TO prevent any unnecessary delay in this work. tho
superintendent and Register of the Water Works
can be furnished offices in the old Gas Works. ON
Cary street. and the pipes and material can be de-
posted IN that yard-Capt. Dmmock has kindly
consented to take the guns of the Fayette Artiery
into the Armory for safe keeping-and the mem
bers of No. Fire Company will readily find
place for their apparatus, for n short time By
these arrangements no one will be seriously in
commOded, the new hall can be commenced and
the city building on 9th street can be run up in
very short time. We glad to learn that all the
parties concerned are ready to make a sacrifice if
necessary. in order to ensure the speedy compile
ton of the Institute hall, in which the night
schools will be held this fall, if possible
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INDIA

Hoyribe Slaughter Of ths IN,tire Troops
There are no later advices from India The Lon
don Times publishes letter from army officer,
dated Lahore, May II, in which il is stated that
1.-The 45th native infantry at FerOzepore, having
refused to lay down their arms were cut to pieces
by the cavalry, and shot by the Europeans and or
ders issued TO kill every man of the regiment
wherever he may be found They have burnt nine
bungalows and the church there, but all Europe
ans are safe. The 800 Sepoys who got away
from here yesterday, have been well punished by
the Pungabese' Report says nearly all were kill
ed.
by q telegraphie dispatch received at London on
January 5th We learn the arrival of the Indian
mail at Egypt An important fact regarding tho
situation OF India is made known by this dispatch.
The General-in-Chief, had, il was said arrived be-
fore Delhi, at the head of considerable forces and
had commenced TO invest the place. 1t was thought
that the city must soon fall and that the insurrec
ton at this point would be Immediately stihed.
The Imam of Mnscat and Zanzibar who recently
succeeded his father, has Just protested against the
seizure by the English Of the Island Of Perrin sit
uated at the entrance of the Red Sea. II is well
known that the ownership Of the Island has been
for long time claimed by the Imam of Muscat and
the Shah of Persia, and that these two soyereigns
In faint manner have had nominal possession.
TIE LATEST.
THE RESURRECTION IN ITALY. 44sSef
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DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzgS.-0n Tuesday night, l4th
inst, says the Louisville Courier 1. Rapheal Esq.,
one OF our oldest and esteemed citizens, departed
this life. His illness WAS protracted, and his suf
ferings intense. lie died of disease of the heart
followed by general dropsy of the system. Mr.
Raphael was a native of Richmond, Va, where he
was horn in the Year l14h
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EDUCATION.

CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
- SCHOOl.-The undersigned will, on the first of
october next, open Classical and Mathematics
school embracing such a course of instruction as
VIII mt youth for an easy entrance into the Li.Sh
ciasses either, OF our classical or scientific insiiIu
lions They will every effort to procure central
and comfortable location on Shock0e UiIJ or tbi
mouse, which, together with their terms. will br
made known in due time WIN ''
pIIIIIp CrAN.Dn
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RUNAWAY,

MY 500 DOLLARS Il E w WARD. -
IA Left the tobacco factory of the subscriber, on
~ the lith inst, on the pretence of being sick
~ muattO man, named ELIJAH, the property
o. ,lJ. Edwin johnson, of Chesterfield county. lie
hair and very genteel appearance The above re-
ward will he paid if delivered at my factory.
iysl-ts KD. J. CHRISTIAN
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MISS PEGRAM'S BOARDING AND

M lSS PEGRAMS BOARDING AND
d. ~ Dtl osCliooL-The second session of Miss
PEdRAA SCHOOL will begin on the Ist Of uctniap
nfE a. ana ennys VIII s End the SHth of June lo5S
taniyc sJ Ga Instruction will be thorough and ex-
branches of Education " 'he highest
me EilGllsh Department will be under the im,na
sne In. tae Bellies Lettre Glass, for young Ladies who
tiun. i'o ospeciai atteh-
Circulars containing full information co,csro;,,,
the school may be had ON application 10 WrS imS W
PEGRAM, Linden Square, Richmond '' - '" :
an .hnn 70 enter Pupils are requested to
jy 2-dru Th&Sat Il lAugEWts
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r. KEININGHAM has removed 10

| X. kEININGHAM has removed TO
q. No. 227. just opposite his old stand and next
door to Crenshaw, Quarles 4 CO.. where he will be
very glad To his friends Thankful for past IA
vors he will try to merit future ones and being op
posed TO large profits, he confidently offers
ces Of satisfaction TO all who may favor him with a
call. r
As heretofore his attention will be given TO BOOK
BINDING and BLANK-B00K MAKING, at strictly
fair rates. j. r. KEISISGHAM
Book seller and Binder
~ I6-im 22T Broad st between 3l and 4fh
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BOARDING, &c.

Observation-Disclosures can obtain good
Jroonis ny the month OF year, on the usual terms
30 central and pleasant Ehtorhood Six eight
gentlemen can also he provided with meals, at the
regular price, by applying to Miss BROWN, Ut the
rraldencr Of jas Brown, Jr ON Ith street, between
hrHcr and Franklin. Jy 4-ts
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#CH BBL S. .L0YERING,S- CRUSHED
North Carolina Shad; 25 bbls 4 Matthews Phiiadsl-
ghis siness: z, bbis No picked Hsrrings 30 bbls
boxes sperm Candies. Sc Do pscksses fins q. p IL.
IS do common do; 10 boxes ground Kio Coffse. is do
" 10 wMl Wallace soNs
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WILLIAM HURLEY. BASKER,
w ~ MSia ST. opposite ;he 81. Charles Hotel.
RichIsoId Va
peA.sT in pom,AtIc Exchange. DnCuTront Bank
Nste- Baziur-s Paper aud Marketable securities Of
every lr~rr rIgtJs
land WARRANTS sou. hi and sold
t-ip
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEW MATICAT
~ SCIiOOL-Corner 9th and Clay streets
This School opens on lst October and closes ON ,5tb
July. 'A' '''h
TEkMS-(PAYABLE sEMI-ASNUALLY IN ApyISCP1
Classical and Mathematical Department
Snl0T CluSS-The Classics and higher Mathis
M
Junior TidSS-The Rudiments of the Classics ~
with the higher English Branches ..,.....' ,n M
English Department.
Higher 40 90
FRENCH is taught by Prof EMIoN.
Jy l6-3m ROGER MARTIN
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fok kENT.-That large and con-
Ill yenient Store Room with cellar at,.cbr, ~,
20 Tue oilee oi H. l. Pairo Co.. corner of l,th and
nam nam, now occupied by the Methodist Book Concern
given at once. Apply on the premises.
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THE EXERCISES of Mr.. STUART'S

-, CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
VIII be resumed the LIST of October next Parents
Will please make early application
TERMS:
- (IhUdbte SeDlt-ttI,nudlty an a6rdDep)
For tuition i'll Latin, Greek aud Mathematics $50 M
Latin and Mathematics. 50 00
s7y-Tl : riench, Ita-'...".....:......... 20 90
secured. WI "
Refers to Gov Wise, Gen1 VIM. H. Richardson
Gol: T. Fontaino, Mcssrs q. A. Myers Binlord A.
Blair, Thomas X: Price. John NJ. Patton r. r. {irnt-
tan, AieXr X; Holladay, and Revs. j. Peterkin and
George WOOdhri,lrp - ot IL ~,