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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-14

WORKING MEN.-The Dover Reporter. in rehnt-
ting the declaration Of Judge Wilmot of Pennsy
vania that mo man from the working classes in
the South Is ever sent to Congress, after saying
that Andrew Johnson, of Tennessee, was appren-
tced ont of the Poor House to tailor nd that A.
IL. stephens, of Georgia, was picked of the streets
and educated by the ladies of Savannah, refer. to
m examhle nearer home, as follovs:-'.Joshua
Fansant, OF Baltimore, regularly served his time
rs halter and continues to make that his bust
ness lie has been in the Legislature of his State,
has been elected to Congress and held other impor-
tant rostsall the time carrying on his hat store"
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BAD PRAcrIcE.--Thomas Bryan, an
aged man, slept In the cage last Friday night,
where he was placed for being drunk and asleep In
the street The next morning To'u plead so
hard with the Mayor 10 let him off that he was
reprimanded and discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-14

FIGHTING.-William ii. Morris and
Ballard :. Humphrey under bonds to sppesr
before the Mayor this morning and answer tho
charge of hghiing in the street last Saturday
night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-14

WHe WILL FEEL THE Mosr lit has been a dues
ton in seYera! quarters, who will feel the present
nnanclal Crisis in the seyerest manner, and what
regions will be most affected by it. According to
all appearances, the violent fanatics and anti.
slavery politicians of the North and Northwest
VIII suffer the most by the pressure All those re-
sions, humbugged and befogged they have been
by anti slavery journals and antislavery agitators
will feel the pinch. Singular 20 say the Southern
States will hardly be conscious of the storm that
Is passing over the financial world-N,,o York
Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-14

PosToFFJcE AFFURs.-A new postofhce sestab-
Ishcd ut Cherry Grove, Rockingham county, Va.
md jacob A. Mitchell postmaster directly on the
route fr, M IIarfisonburg to New Market. The site
of Franklin depot, Southampton county, is changed
TO tho railroad station; X. J. Necv, postmaster,
vice Alexander ". Nnrfeet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-14

HALF SEAS OyER.-David Washington,
= black sailor, from New York, WAS convicted be-
fnre the Mayor last Saturday hNr being drunk and
disorderly in the street, and subjected to sound
scoring with a raw hide.
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DlsREpuTABLE CH.RarFRs-On satur-

DisREPUTABLE CHARATERs.-On Satur-
day morning last two white females, calling them.
ng Levina Baston and Margaret Ar aker were be-
lore the Mayor, charged with keeping house of
Ill fame on 18th street, to the annoyance Of the
neighborhood in which they lived. The evidence
Of guilt was Of the most conclusive character but
on promising to seek den elsewhere at once they
were released from cuStody
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-14

PoET OF NEW YoEK.-There were in the port cf
New IorkThnrsday, $50 vessels, including 80 stcn-
mers 2l2 shps, l0l bsrks. 81 hrigs and 20S srhon-
crs Tho shipping List states that sailors are very
scarce, and In some instances large advances have
heen paid. Steamers for foreign port. are paying
$25 per month, snf cossting steamers 800 without
advance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-14

DIsoRpERLY-Alex Williams is
10 answer before the Mayor today for being drunk
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MOB LAW IN TENNEssEE-MOb law is triumphapt
at Memphis. Tennessee The sheriff on Tuesday
proceeded to the Jail for the purpose of executing
the order of Judge Fitzgerald, to take the body OF
bolton' the gambler, who killed companion and
deliver 1t at Carroll county. The sheriff was ac
companled by several deputies. The Jail was sur
rounded by u guard of one hundred citizens nm
pointed by public meeting The sheriff demautl-
ed that the crowd open the way TO his entrance into
the prison, which the guard refused assuring him
ne could not enter, aud that they had ample force
10 prevent it. They further told him that they
were under no excitement, but were determined
on the course they had indicated. They further
told him that they would quietly disperso as soon
rs he left the ground, that no violence was intend.
ed TO the prisoner and that no excitement need b.
al pehended after his departure. The sheriff after
again demanding to be permitted free ingress To
the prison, and, after receiving similar reply, got
into an omnibus and drove off.
tCf1riu3dti TiJuSe
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IHE COMMANDER OF TIE UTAH ExPEpITIoS-Gen
A. 3 Johnston, recently appointed to the command.
of the Utah Expedition, is native of Kentucky.
having been born in Mason county, in that State
in l02 He is now fifty five years of age HIS faith
er was an eniigrant from Connecticut and one of
the early settlers in Kentucky. Gen johnson
graduated at West Point in 1926, and subsequently,
served in the army for eight years. lie served in
the campaign against Black Hawk, in which he
acted as Adjutant General of the Illinois troops
with the rank of Colonel. lie removed to Texas
in 1896 just after the battle of San Jacinto entered
the army of the Texan Republic, and ros. to the
position of its COMMANDMENT Chief In 1889 he
acted as Secretary Of War of the young Republic
When the Mexican war broke out, at the call Of
Geu. Taylor, he joined the volunteer army. was
elected Colonel of the First Texas Regiment and
served till after the battle of Monterey in which
with the Ohio Regiment, he eyinced the most bril-.
liant courage OF late he has been serving US Pay
master General in Texas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-14

KANSAS AFFAIRS.-The st Lous Democrat pub
fishes an address TO the people of the United States
hopper Falls Convention, in which history of the
troubles OF Kansas is given. The present attitsde
Of affairs i'll the Territory discussed The address
alleges that the chief incentive for the participa
ton OF the free state men in the coming election,
IL the urgent appeals from the free States do so
The address says, however there is little likelihood
OF these appeals being successful. The document
contains special clause to the people of Missouri
setting forth the relative positions Of Kansas and
Missouri, lmplorng the citizens of the latter to re-
fran from another invasion, and saying that if she
should continue her previous course of aggres-
sion, persistent, protracted and bloody war must
ensue. The address concludes by exhorting the
people Of Kansas to vote at the coming election in
pursuance ofthe action Of the Convention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-14

IMPORTANT TO ALL.-The approacbinp
Fair of the Mechanics Institute. which will ooso
on the 18th of October will be tn. most ;ranor,s,
one to our mechanics and manufacturer tbat has
ever taken place In Virginia Thousands of nsr
SOUS from al sections Of the state "a we'll "a freu,
tue North ana South, will be in attendance and for
that reason every establishment should have hand
some specimens OF its manufactures 10 the exhibi-
ton. fhe extension of the various railroads viii
enable the people west Of the Blue Ridge TO All
their orders for mechanism in Richmond while,the
Ihhvilie and Virginia and Tennessee roads have
placed the citizens Of North Carolina aud Tenpes-
sec III snch direct connection with US, that they
VIII ma IL TO their interest to buy in Richmond
s'hes' hats harness, saddles, ready made clothing
millinery, saws, axes, hardware, cutlery tin ware
furniture, paper hangings, upholstery, watches.
Je"siry' and Indeed everything else here that they
need II they can specimens that will epsure
North. ~ '"'
lhe Fairs OF the Mechanics Institute are more
'hth mere ldIe entertainments, as our mechanics
ann manufacturers, who have already exhibited
goosis in them, can testify. Not only are they the
most popular advertisements that an estsblishmept
can have, but they to show the people of tho
state what is doing at home and tend to strep 9Th.
en- feeling in behalf of Southern Independence
that no true 'irgiuian despise or disregsfd
Is IL necessary for US to say more to induce our
mechanics and manufacturers to exhibit their goods
at TINS fairf Need we point them to the large run
OF profitable custom always to be secured by en-
te1ptise! Surely not. Common sense teaches
energy, well directed-and that to let the people
see what you are doing and what you can do you
must furnish them samples of your work for exami-
nation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-14

THs NEW SIoors OF WAR.-Secretary Toucey
writes to Senator Mallory, of Florida, that the
Navy Department has decided TO build the huh Of
one of the new sionps of war al the Pensacola
yard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-14

LOCKED UP-Mary Crenshaw, tri-
fling free nccress has been sent 70 jal In default
of her papers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-14

THREATENISG.-J. Louise has heen
Gagged 20 answer for using threatening Language to
Antoni Murrillo.
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DEcEAsED-The Kentucky papers announce the
death of IIarrod Holeman. for many years the pub
sher in Frankfort. and public printer oftbe State
and connected with the most stirring political
events of that State in former days. He once
fought bloody and fatal duel, and was himself a
cripple for life from 1t.
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Barn Burnt--Heavy Loss.


SOMERSET Va Sept. IL, 1857.
The barn of DR.. Jas. A. Reid was burnt on the
lth inst. together with some 500 bushels of wheat
several tons Of guano large quantity of hay, Az.
ricultural implements, &c. Loss $2000,-supposed
to be the work Of an incendiary A. pr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-14

DlFFERENCE.--A correspondent of the London
Record notices pleasing contrast between the con
duct OF two distinguished visitors now in England
The one is the Queen of Netherlands who on a
sunday went to Manchester, and attempted to gain
admission ON that day to the great exhibition Of
works of art now held there. She, hop ever failed
Notwithstanding her royal claims. The other is an
officer of the United States Navy, now in command
of the steamship susquehanna Entering an Eng
ish port on the Lords day, lie RETAINED from firing
the usual salute until Monday morning. thu. show
ing deserved respect to the institutions, both OF
the country. TO witch he belonged, and of that
which he was visiting.
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DAILY DISPATCH.
ayJAs A. CowARDIN.

ss-TnE DAILY DlspATCH is served TO sub
-. al stx Am A QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK, paya-
she Carrier weekly Price for mailing, - a
roar or 4. 10 Tor six months, IN sdvance
sy-THE sEMl-wEEKLY DISPATCH, Va issued
sv,rS fscsiay and Friday. at s2oo, in advance.
sz-Tus wRRkLY DISPATCH is issued every
- a,}I mailed 10 subscribers at 81 per snnsn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-14

TEHPERANcs AND PoLITIos.-The Executive Com
mi be of the New York State Temperance Society,
IN meeting at Albany, adopted resolution, cali
ng for a convention of the friends of Prohibition,
to meetin Rochester on the Both lust for the pur-
pose OF securing the election of men at the ap-
preaching State Election, who are in favor of the
enactment of Prohibitory Liquor Law; so that
temperance Is to be mixed up with politics once
more.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-14

Tnr B0oK TRADE AND THE HARD TiMEs.-At the
trade sales of the publishers i'll New York this
week, the money pressure is felt with fatal effect.
Prices rule lower thau they hayo reached before
in many years, and the sales promise to be very
light.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-14

Rvxovus- --John &. Nevins, seeead elass clerk
In The oface of the Third Auditor of the Treasury.
has been re moved Also Robert kehesst Univ
class clerk IN the office of Fourth Auditor pi ne
Treasury: and ueorge W. Hall, sseen1 class sss.s
in the Office Of the Third Andtof VI 'he
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-14

CHOLERA IN PENNsYLvANIA-Thc Doylestown Dem
ocrat says that the real Asiatc cholera has made
its appearance in the lower sections of Bucks
county. In the vicinity of Falls Morrisville and
Bristol townships, several persons have already
died OF the disease.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-14

WHY IT nsKE--It is suggested TINT Proverbial
Philosophy, Tnpper's last sonnet on the Atlantic
cable, WIS the real cause the break. Nothing on
earth coud stand such strain that.
John Thomas wished to know why the Ohio Life
and Trust Company IS like the Atlantic Telegraph
cable? Because it became embarrassed in paying
ont :" and broke
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-C.rour p;l Hsrr,s e'.-n IN lama.

CAUGHT.-Biii Harris, sIaTe 10 James
Thomas jr was detected lass Friday night in
trying the bolt of Benjamin Grays door, and licked
mp. When brought heforo the Mayor the nsxt
morning, be Eonndly hogetl and thsn dis
charged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-14

BOIL WoRMs-The Dallas (Ala.( Gazette of the 4th
inst, says I'VE have been Informed by several
planters that the boil worms have appeared, and
are worse than they have been since lS4S These
destructive insects appearing at the close of bad
season, pretty well finish the crop We beIie,e
there will be an early frost FROM the signs of the
weather; if so, the Dallas planters VIII hardly pay
expenses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-14
IxG.-IIenry Fortune, a free \

FIGIITING.-Iienry Fortuhe, Tree me-
gro, beat John Vines, = worthless slave, and was
arrested and Gagged. when The case was called for
investigation. John failed to sppear, aud the &C.
cused WAS discharged. ......
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JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY. 25TH,

JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY, 18TH,
a BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS 9,
QfUkCH HILL.-Thc next session of this Insttu-
ten will spen en- MONDAY September l4th, and con-
nBus for ten months.
Thorough instruction will he given In the Classics.
the Mathematics and ths various English branches.
rgEMs-Payable one-hali lst January, 1858, and the
balance az the end of the session 20, "a and 81 ool-
hrs
A limited number Of smaller boys viii be received
at the rate Of So per session.
In all instances, 81 will be charged each pupil for
fuel ana in all pupils will lie charged from the
time they entered 70 the end OF the sessIen eX
scpt In cases of pTotracted sickness.
C. ". PkTHERBR1D9E,
iy an-6wt TUAS. IL JONES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-14
THE CHIswICK SCHOOL,

w, NhnSSiNAL AND ENGlAlSH.
VIII he reopened at the subscriber's residsnee iL
ln''es west OF Richmond On Monday, sept 2sth.-
lSSins had several years experience and being ac-
age - solicited. NN
-, me position is retired and remarkably healthy
Tue aiHctpiinc will be CHRISTIAN aud Parental
tew boarders male or fsiaaiel may Q. early
Application, be accommodated nj NV hou "a ana otb
srs ia the neighborhood ~ W."
S-imN GEn ryIUf
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ANOTHER STAMPEDE OF SLAvEs.-On Sunday week
no less than eight slaves, belonging TO f. NJ. Car
ter, Margaret McCarty, Joseph laden, DR.. A. Glib
son, Wm. Dodd and Thos. Hoge, made tracks from
Londoun county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-14

u. s. TRooPs.-0ne hundred and five men, COM
papy N, second light artillery, and company Y,
f'arh heavy artillery, arrived at st. Louis on the
18th inst, from Fort Monroe, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-14

GRANGE OF PRoFEssI0N.-Gen. Haskell, n promi-
rent politician of Tennessee, announces through
the Memphis papers that he intends assuming the
his receipts to the Mt Vernon fund. If literally
encouraged, he says he means ito lecture in Eng
land. Australia and the Sandwich Islands"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-14

Tmg County CoUgr Of Henrico closed
its September term last saturday afternoon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-14

y. Y, as we learn from the Journal lost in the
space of eighteen days, five bright, stout aud
healthy children by scarlet fever Here is the
ilulancholy record Aug. Ii, Bridget, aged years
II months; Aug Il, Alice. aged Is years ) months
Aug 26, Jane, aged 16 years months: Sept. =,
Joseph, aged II years / months Sept. 3, Thomas
aged IL years months.
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Sad AfiicttOn-Fatal Affray-Tobae
OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH. I

AMELIA Co, Va, Sept s.
An epidemic is prevailing in this county which
has proved very fatal. 1t is a malignant form of
dysentery: of Mr.. A. Tinsley's family of nine
children, five were taken sick at one time and have
since died. After their death, two more were car.
riod to the grave by the disease. The wife of
MI. L. is now lying i'll critical condition. 1t is
sad sight to see seven newly made graves side by
side, containing almost whole family.
A slave owned by Newton Wade was cut with an
axe by negro belonging to Mrs. Holt, and has
since died of his injury.
The tobacco crop is looking finely. One farmer
mas -uo acres planted lie has several barns, but is
forced in addition. TO erect shed 100 by so feet
TO house his cuttings.
There is u tiourlshng Sunday school at Proyi
dence church in this county. An address was
inahe to the scholars last Sunday by f. X. Farrar,
Esq.
The Amelia Springs have done fine business
during the season, and from the accommodations
far nlshed, will do still better next. AMLLLt
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SOUTHERN FEMALR INsTITUE

hIIHNOND, VA.
The next session of this Instjtuten will hevin on
si July. INV ''uA'
Inc frincipals will be aided by nine ASSISTANTS
For further particulars, address
D. LEE POWELL, pr;,cira,.
X, J. MORRISON, rrlneipas'
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DAILY DISPATCH.
MORNING. .sRprKsIpER i, ,,,1.

ihs moRsoSs AND rHg U. s. GOVERNMENT cor-
respondent Of the New York Trbune. ur,tina
from Fort Kearney. II, gives the following rs.
cen. information from Salt Lake City:
tram from California Is lying here which
fass"a throush Utah, leaving Salt Lake Citv on
suiy ". It's passengers report that the Mormon.
the Utah mail. Spp"so Vi
several of these passengers rive acco,,,,. -,
brigham foungs sermon on july % frnm wh,oh
haPPeaFs TO nave been the most sin pular harangna
"hich ne had delivered up to that date IL Is
uo'oted TO discussion Of the relations of the MO-
hlohs 10 the deneral Government Pointing In ,hs
women present, he declared that the Utah exnsd;.
uoh was sent to make them all - tbrough ,ha
interference OF tho troops Then. laying his hand
upon mis- coat, he said that he had there $. breast
pm eighteen inches long which he intended 10 act
n .,le sh,ft OF that squaw-kiiler. Gen. Harney If
ne shouid interfere with his (Younx's) pIans. and
sent him to hell cross-lots This sending ~ hill
GrosSiots appears to be an expression peculiar to
utsh-cross-iots being equivalent in meaning to
oS snort cut He alluded again to the instru
neht ~ III hiS coat AZ a pepper box with which it
was ms intention to pepper the General
"Ihe enmity Of the Mormons ts all persons con-
nectou with the Office OF the Surveyor-General was
uhaoateh, and German, named Mogo, who held a
contract ior executing surveys joined the train on
i.s passage from the Territory, being apprehensive
oi an attempt on his life, having been accused of
horse-stealing, and consigned to hell crosslots in
sermon delivered in the Bowery on July Ie-
lhey left him at Fort Laramie
ihree trains have passed over the road within
month which are believed to have been loaded
win military stores, and mule train of forty wa
guns Is SIX or seven days in advance of u.s. several
OF which are suspected to contain powder"
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STRANGE CASE OF PoIsoNING.-The Warsaw (R.
~ Telegraph pubIishes the following:

FATAL RAILROAD CAsUALTY.-A fatal accident
happened yesterday, p. NJ, at Hohokus n j.,
which shows the necessity of preventing people
from hanging about Railroad platforms. A boy
named Warren Williams, about ten years old SON
OF farmer, was subject to monthly epileptic fits
i'll couss q. nee of a fall from horse about one
year ago, but like all country boys liked To stand
on the railroad platform to see the cars come in
As the tour O'Clock train from Jersey City reached
the depot he was there, and it is supposed that he
was attacked by this terrible disease, for he fell
from the platform directly in front of the locomo-
tive. He was shockingly mangled, one wheel
cutting off a foot. another passing ever the thigh
and third crushing the abdomen. lie lived some
forty minutes, repeating he gazed into his faith
ers nee, dear father, dear father J. Post.
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QUIrE PRoLIFIc.--Mr. T. b. Stevens, of Botetourt
county, Virginia, relates that some days ago he dis
patched snake, ont of whcl, crawled segrnty-four
Young snakes, fro'n eight to ton inches long.
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There were 2i7 deaths in Philadelphia last week
r-24 of consumption.
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The ONO TRUST CoMPAsY.-Letters from Cinein-
natl state that the exhibit of the Ohio Trust Com
pany will he forthcoming in a few days. The at
tachment upon the building has been dissolved,
but some other parties have sued out writs. The
company. however, has nearly Cancelled all their
western liabilities and there remains only about
$500 600 vet to be taken up.
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ar The services .f ompetent Assistants viii be
HL1SSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL

ANOoL.-Thc undersigned will. on tks krst OF
October next open a Classical and Mathematical
School, embracing such course of instruction
will ht youth for easy entrance 1nte the Algh
classes. either Of classical scientific izsEitu-
HsaR. They have procured be desirable lot 1T III"
corner of th and Clay streets urOn which they are
TERMS wul he ~ follows. (PAyABLs szMIANsuALLY
ADVANCED
Latin srGreck. and Dc. ....................... %
Rngiish Branches, ......................-... 90
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MISSES KING, esrner Of Broad and
ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND NATH

- EAATlCAL SCHO0L-Prof H. ]. Christian
having resigned the chair of Greek in Rchlpopd
College, will open an Engii.h Classical and Mathe-
nrtcai school in this city on lst October next Du
r1ns ms isrS experience as teacher. he has beea
constantly impressed with sls want Of thorou
in the preparation Of leys either fer college or the
active dutiess life He therefore proposes TO admit
only as many pupils as he con teach, and to devote
himself with nnhrinX energy TO making thorough
scholars IN the strctest sense Of the terra 10 has
secured comfortable rooms ith street between
Franklin and Main. ANY communication addressed
to him through the Richmond Y. o. will be prompt
iy attended to. BE hopes that those who iatsnd to
patrsnize him will make "A N ediate application
Terms (psy able senli-sn sally in advance) $50.
REFERENCES Rev. J. Psterkia. Rev. Gee. Wood
bridge, L. d., Judge Halyburton, JadSe Neridith
sssssrs VIM. Il. Christian, Jno N. Gregory, Fred
Rranskord, Wn. =. Tsylsr b. 3. Miner r. L. Chris
nan, " yndhan Robertson, jos. r. Andersen, John
U. Stessr, Chas. Gennet, Rev Mr.. Kepisr Gen. Nm
n. Richardson, Gel. I. J. Evans, Capt {. pnmock,
! DR.. II J. Miller j. CERETIAy
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