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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-09

MOVEMENT OF TRooPs.-The steamship Shawnee.
Capt j. McC. Baker, from punta Rosa. i'ampa Raw
and Pensacola, arrived here yesterday, bringing
thret,oomp"net Of t. u urth Regiment Artillery,
under command of Major W. W. Morris, First
Lieutenant, e. l.. Best, Quartermaster and Com
mlssary: Lieutenant j n. Folet Adjutant; r. d.
Lynde, Assistant Surgeo Comp any A. Fourth Arti..
iery, captain r. clark, Lieutenant J. T. Goode
company Ii, Fourth Artillery, Captain j. 2. Me-
Gown. Company K, Fourth Artillery, lieutenant
Z. Mob. Hudson. Passengers Mrs c. L. Best
>uawnee left at Punta Rosa the schooner Suffolk
under charter to bring to this port Company f.
Fourth Artillery, under the command of Majol
Pemberton The above troops are en- route for Kan
sas.-Nelg Orleans Baiketin .Sspt Is ..
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FRUIr.-Large quantities of winter apples are
now brought 10 the Buffalo market, and sell at
l.50 to 81 per barrel for good fruit. Pears thai
last year brought 81 and So per bushe now sell fol
81. so 10 g..
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-We understand
that a very destructive fire occurred in Hanover
county a few nights since MIR. Ldaiond kufins
barn set on fire and entirely consumed, to-
gether with 900 bushels of wheat 20O barrels Of
corn, and large number Of farming utensils.
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no! ron THE WEsr.--The emigration from this
comfy to the West Is unparalleled since IL was
q county. Ten or twelve wagons move of at q time
Every day sofae families start. Many are prepar-
ing. Fields of corn stock, &C., are offered for sale
on all sides. The spirit Of removal Ii abroad. and
none can check it.--GAattaosala l7saa..l G.lse.ts
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LAND sALg-Captain Ed s. Leavell has sold his
farm i'll Spottsylvania. Virginia, 10 Mr. Cosmo Cor
don, formerly of Fredericksburg. The tract CON
tanning about 335 sold at $l6 per aud
80 acres, at SIS per s6so0 for the
entire purchase.
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sprtvu smorr thc arrtents hy the City OF
washington, from ideerpool, on Tuesday, wero
very Rev. pr. TeolIng. Rev. Mr. Costello and Rev
Mr.. gradv. thc two ft.. ara probably the third
also on their ~ry to Rich'nsnA, hrirg ATTACHED to
The diocese Of rre'nts.
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WHEAT AND CORN FROM THE UPPER L.xEs-The
Oswego On. Times of the LIST, gives list of YES
sells on their way to that port. with 224 246 bush
els of wheat and $4,000 bushels of corn. The
Times of the same date notes the arrival there
during the previous twenty four hours of 10000
bushels of wheat and 26,690 bushels of corn-
Shipped by canal the same date, 2,730 barrels of
-four. S,430 bushels of wheat, 10000 bushels corn,
and !, 500 bushels barley.
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FIRR-A fire occurred at Livingston, Ala, on the
9th ult., destroying the business houses of ii. IL
Harris W. Shearer, Geo. Wilson, and three others
Loss $4,000.
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"A Left my lot, Tuesday, the 9Th inst, my house
N 'seryant. CHARLES He is about 40 years old,
FA of medium size rather dark complexion
iiair snort and wore moustache when he left-has
lost the ends of two fingers, l think of his right
hand.
1t is very probable he is attempting to escape to
the North | will give Twenty-Five Dollars for his
apprehension if taken within the city, or Fifty Dol
lars if taken out of it.
s-doy r. w. HAXAII.
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sovALLs AHEAp.-Complainis have
h.sn made TO the Mayer Of the eoaduct Of eersAia
women residing on "a street. between passl and
Raker aud steps will be taken At onee 10 have
them removed from the neighborhood, on ioehsd
mp In Jail.
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THRowrxa.-Two little negro girls,
daughters Of Polly Hamilton, were punished oy
order of the Mayer for ssssuislag Msrtha Aussln
own hi.ls from similar dose of medicine.
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DgucALIos--the celebrated race horse
il TO be sold at auction in the course Of few days
lie is as we'll bred a. any horse IA sirEini1 -
other that ever maas . track. Who wanm V WV
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SUspIorous.-Royal Sheppard, . White
man. has been locked up by the Mayor ior msars
hearing on the charge Of having bags Id an po$
session, supposed 70 have been ssocn-
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Ds.ru AT wEppise.--A yorng man named
White, who attended \ wedding party In Lancas
ter county, Pa, last Thursday, drank roo much
morning.
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JAMES M. CARTER, HOUSE, SIGN,

JAMES M. CARTER, HOUSE, SIGN,
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER. GLIDER AND
GLkZIER, corner 18th and Franklin streets, oppo-
site the Exchange HotelThe subscriber avails him
self Of this method, to return his thanks to his
friends and the public for the liberal share of patron
age they have bestowed on him during the last six
teen years. He therefore fatters himself that by
strict attention to business (endesyering always to
please to merit continuation Of their avors lie
has on hand considerable stock Of fresh materials
M such G ss LEADS; IA MNCs. . vARNIsIIEs. WINDOW
pleased TO work up the most fay yorable terms for
cash, or on the usual time to punctrsl payers,
Having had 30 much complaint about closing my
shop, {whlle have been engaged with my hands out
doors and with other busness) the subscriber has
8sscHred the services of Mr.. SAM'L r. SNYDER
who will always be there to receive orders from my
patrons. oc I--dIm
IrEATHERS. S.~-Feathers for sale bv
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BOARDING, &o.

NOTIcE.--The Central Hotel will be re-
IN opened on TU EsDAY, the LIST day Of September,
temers. The table viii be furnished with the best
the market affords, the Bar will be Furnished ut all
times with the best Liquors, Wines and Cigars. We
best exertons 20 give satisfaction to all who
may favor with a call.
All I5-d2aw ec7iu JOS. A. MAYO Il co.
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DR.. Richard Wayne is the Democratic candidate
for Mayor, at Savannah, Go.
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READ, READ, READ.-50 per cent.
:, saved by purchasing yonr goods at aoia.mIt's
cheap store. 205 Broad street only perceive the
crowds of perso,s oc king TO his store every DAY ta
procure ssme Of the extraordinary harsains lie Is
setting Embroidarics, Millinery, White Goods Trim
mngs, Black Silks, Blaached Cottons and thorsa nds
of other articles much less than at other ,,srss.
Don't delay, but call immediate q at
G0LDSMlIS Cheap Store
OC Rraa afr
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STEAM TRACTION on COMMON RoADs-The London
lines gives the following description of successful
experiment in the transport of heavy loads of tim
oer' on common roads, by means of fraction en-
slne, with the aid of the ''endless railway :.
Inc inhabitants of Woolwich yesterday evening
Witnessed the passage of line of vans heavily la
ueh win timber, and drawn by one of Boydelps
traction engines and endless railway. The engine
Is one which has been purchased by the Govern
ment, Tor use in the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich.
ana made the whole journey from Thetford. in Nor
loik, drawing load of timber on four trucks. the
foremost OF which contained ell ven tons ten bun.
drea weight the second ten tons ten hundred
weight, the third nine tons ten hundred weight.
ana the fourth seven tons ten hundred weight To.
gether with the van laden with coal water, &c, the
whoie load including the engine, which weighs
about fifteen tons being ffty-seven tons The nat
terms" or endless railway enabled the engine to
travel over the uneven aad long line of country
roads, some of which were scarcely passabIe ON &C
count of the late heavy rains, at the average rate
OF about four miles an hour, aud on entering Wool
wlch the speed was far greater On arriving at the
dock-yard gate the control of the engine was re.
markable, being with its complete load conyeyed
with much facility into the interior of the dock
yard, where the timber is to be stored for shin
building.
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T. RIGHT, formerly On 10th
IL. street, has taken one Of the new tensnsnts
Just erected on Governor street. between Main and
and all others who may desire to purchase FuRNI.
TURE assuring them that he will sell goods for cash
cheaper than they can DO bought elsewhere. His
stock 10 much larger and great deal better than it
ever has BEEN conssting of all articles usually kept
in furniture store, together with large assortment
OF FEATHER BEDS, BOLSTERS, PILLOWS and
MATTRESSES; also BED COVERING Persons in
want OF any article in my line will find it 10 their
advantage to give me call before purchasing else
where.
40 R-3m f. GATHHIGHT.
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DER STEAMER THIS DAY--5 bhls.
= Sweet Havana Oranges; 10 hbls, prime Apples;
10 boxes Lemons; 600 fresh Ooeoanuts; 100 dor Jars
assorted Pickles AMI Preserves In whole half q'rts
and pnts % doz jars Brandy Peaches just received
and Tor M sale by D. N: JONES Co,
seN No. 70 Main street.
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(tLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
~ SCH0OI-COrner 9th and Clay streets.
This School opens ist October and closes on 18th
Jrly.
rKRas-fPAYABLg sRxI-ASNUALLY IN ApvASCE)
Classical and Mathematical Department
.Senior Cldss-Tke Classics and higher Mathe-
C5..s...
J.nsor CLnSs-The Rudiments of the Classics
with the higher English Branches.....~...... 50 90
English Department.
Higher Branches ......,........... 40 90
NJ an IN
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CARPETS AT COST AND UNDEj

CARPETS AT COST AND UNDER
~ COST TO CLOSE 0UT.-Now Is time for bar
gains for cash only 10000 yards WopIlen Carpets of
the best makes and most approved styles. st great
sacFipee, ~ carpets at Is; - do do 23 cts; yard
wide Wool Filling Carpets at 37ta eta
ALso-brussels, telyets, Hemps, Druggets Call
soon at C. A. GWATKIN'S,
ocs Opposite Exchange Bank.
GAllCOS AT SIXPENCE PER YARD.
Received, q large lot q Calices, ffast colors,)
which We are selling at sixpence psr ward = great
bargain. JOHNSON 4 HARDWOOD.
&C No II Main street.
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DAILY DISPATCH.

FoREIaS IrEMs.-The following interesting items
are from the foreign papers by the steamer Wash
ington at New York;
The commission for the emancipation Of the serfs
OF Russia has just drawn up resolutions favorable
to the safe progress of this work.
The discussion, Madr iddemocratic uewsnaner
mas been condemned to fine of 10u0U reals for the
thi-d time during the few weeks since the law IN
the press Was enacted.
government order permits the free entrance o,
corn Into spain until the month of July next
The Hotds announces that the opening of the
Spanish Cortes is to take place In October
Tue British COMMANDMENTS Chief has conferred a
good service pension Of Glo0 a year on Irigaaier
Gen Haselnck, in recognition Of his brilliant ser
vices in India.
In raris there was report that Gholab. III yde,
Khan, the son of Dost Mohammed, was marching
from Candshar to seize on Herat. 1t was feared
this would bring the persans back again as tbey
are decidedly opposed to the place falling into the
hands of Dost Mohammed.
1he patriotic dictator of Venice, Manim when i,
was besieged by the Austrians, and President OF
the Venetian republic in lS4S died at Paris recent
iy, OF disease OF the heart, aged 5S years.
The farls Moniteur recently stated that sub
scriptioD in favor OF the English families, vic
TINS OF the Indian insurrection has been opened
under the auspices of the Prefect of the Seine.
IL Is stated on good authority that her Majesty
and the Prince C0nsort expected to be present
Ut the closing Of the Art Treasurer's Exhibition
anu VIII PioCccu tueuCe 10 wentworth House on
the same evening.
Cardinal Wiseman has again addressed the Times
He wants to know whether il still maintains its
criticism on his sermon of July 26th. The Times
replies; I'VE regret to say that we sec no reason
for altering our opinion"
Kew. William Ill. Milburn, the American blind
preacher, has been lecturing in Liverpool, with
much success
Judge Halliburton was at Lisbon on the I4th ult,
IN company with Hr. Lindsay, NJ. p.
AT IattersaiIs, London, Monday 2lst ult.,
during the betting on the Casarewitch stakes the
ioiowing were made 40 to against Mr.. r. Ten
Broecks Pryor, S years, 7st. lib. (taken) 25 to
against Pryor. years, 7st. II lb, and Prioress,
years, 6st Glib. Coupled (taken)
Advlces from St Petersburg report great storm
ana ana nre on the sadoga canal-2oo country crafts
laden with produce &c, were wrecked
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PRICE ONE CENT.

IRE IRISH AND THE SEpoYs.--The Freeman's Jour
nai' tne leading Roman Catholic organ In Ireland.
the following rebuke to that section of
'ie Irish press which has volunteered the advoca-
" o' the atrocities perpetrated by the sepoys --
.oumenting upon the petition adopted by the
ohamber OF Commerce, at Calcutta. the Freeman
says
soule vie enemy OF the Irish people has attempt-
eu 70 set up murder and rapne spirit in Ireland
- pfo-Sepoy feeling by he issue Of
IF sns,l ~ ,he southern districts for the purpose
" inuueius the belief that in the more Catholic dis.
tcts OF the country, the brutalites Of IN. se,ay.
-. lesa.ea with sympathy. and their treatment
OF the irsh and English ladies apnroyaS hsea,,ss
snn nasoahas AID fathers assumed to be
oonnectea with the British army The ipfamau.
attempt to identify the people of Ireland with se
poyishi mas msl prompt and effective rebuke from
the oathoiic town of Garrickoa-Suir who insiy.
a'h'iy repnnAte the 'nefsrious attempt, and have
,as,;o suosefipton lists for the purpose Of de
we plaza, ds we aliude to to their town
Inc IRISH people, condemn most heartily the
Sys.eh Oh oppression and misrule practiced by the
Iast ihoia company. but they have no sympathy
with the butchers at Cawnp,re and the ba r,,.r;
ties which form the charscteristic of ,hs ser
waged against women and children Some of ,ha
best menin lndia-Englsh, Scotch and Ir;sb mar
ehants at Calcutta-bave protested against thi.
misrule practiced in India: but while ths.a r,ar
nave the manliness to denounce the errors of the
government In the petition which we suhinin and
from the midst of tbs revolt to demand A free and
constitutional government for India under the
sovereignty of our Queen, they have the wisiom
to discriminate between rational liberty and ram
pant Righteousness and. while fearlessy exposiny
the evils which led to this revolt they as fearessly
take up arms against the system of indiscriminate
murder which the Sepoys would inaugurate and
their Irish sypathisers would have their dupes ii
they could get any, to follow"
DETERMINED LoyER.-A wealthy gentleman
named Hartman, recently arrived In Philadelphia
from Prussia, in company with his son, some q
years of age, with the view Of purchasing farm
in Pennsylvania. The son, a wild and frolcksoms
youth soon became acquainted with young lady
"A miliner-in Camden, fell in love with her, anC
would have been married but for the opposition o
the father. The latter however, subsequently
started for Pttsburg; but on his return, a few
days ago. found that his son had decamped, taking
all bis fathers money, about $4,000, with him
The young man left behind him letter stating
that the young lady knew where he had gone, and
that if his father desired his return he bad only
signify to the lady his consent to the marriage
and he would return and give up all the money ex
cept $4,000, which he would retain to set himself
up in business The girl declares that she is igno
rant of his whereabouts. The old gentleman, who
is in deep distress, has placed the matter in the
hands of the police.
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Their stock consists in part Of
Rodgers Nv Wostenholns, )" "Butchers' and MAP
pins pocket and table Cutlery; Razors, Scissors
and Shears
Log, ex fifth, breast, back tongue, trace and hal
ter Chains
Bellows Anvils, Vises Stocks and Dies and Tongs
Horse and Mule Shoes and Griifins horse shoe
Nails
Hemp and Manila Rope, Bed Cords and Plough
Lines
Axles springs, Nuts, Washers, carriage and plough
Bolts
Cast shear, blister and German Steel
Spades, Shoyels, Forks, Hoes, Picks and Mattoxes
Stirrup Irons, Bits, Buckles Webbing, and Saddle
Trees
Wagon stage and gig Hames
Brides Halters Grths and Web Rens
Pad stock, chest. till rim and mortice Locks
Building Hardware Of every description
Carpenters, smiths and saddlers' Tools, of every
description
simmons Collins, Mann's and Virginia" Axes
Genune Anchor Boltng Cloth
n. B.-They are, also, sole agents in Richmond
for Fairbanks celebrated Scaies sci
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MEXICAN HUTEL,
l. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Opposite the New Custom House.


A MEXICAN HOTEL,
"A RICHMOND, VIRGLNIA
Opposite the New Custom House
ALEXANDER DUVAL, Proprietor
The nndersigned having taken this Hotel, respect
fully announces the tact to his friends aud the pub
ic and solicits their patronage He has removed his
family to the Hotel aud will, from this day. give bis
personal and undivided attention to the business aud
hopes to give satisfaction to all who may patronise
the house His:abies are supplied with all the deii,
cacies of the season. and will always be furnished
with the best of everything that the market can
supply.
Good and capable servants have been selecred, and
the guests may at all times expect prompt and par
ticuar attention.
au 5-ts es t ALEX. DUVAL.
NATIONAL HOTEL, MAIN STREET,
~ Staunton, Virginia,
Omnibuses free of charge, run in connection with
the Hete and the Railroad Depot.
~ Every attention is gwen to passengers who
wish to depart by either of the lines OF travel.
my 3G6m
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VL4SSTCAL AND MATHEMATICAL

~ SCHOOL.-Phe undersigned will. on the first OF
October next, open Classical and Mathematical
School embracing such course OF instruction
will fit youth for an easy entrance into the high
classes either of our classical scientific institu
tions They have procured the desirable lot at the
corner of Sth and Clay streets upon which they are
now having erected their school room. Their
TERMS will be an follows, (PAYAgLE sEAI-ANSuALLY
IN ADVAsCE)
Latin Greek and
Latin or Greek, and do. ...................... 50
English Branches, ..;...................... 40
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nv r RASS' ENGLISH AND CLASSI

l. CAL SCiIOoi.-Ths -th session Of my School,
viii commence on the st October. at my residence.
D FRANK i'm and sth streets. below Laidiey Robiii
sna's Antdhtcnry | viii teach ths 10 months toi-
ioaiu assisted by my eldest daughter, sally Plea
s.,,ts The tnitiHn pa ytbie quarterly
- -. E.p,l;sk a, ......... I2 90
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MIR. ID. TURNER'S ) b l. &c L CLAS-
IsI SICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, MAIN ST.
ETwKRS 50 AND 4rz STs.--The I4th Academic year 0t
his school will o nmence Ell MONDAY, Il . 18th o.
september. 1897.
4 Glass will be formed in Greek and Latin, and pu
pills will be admitted who prepared Ia commence
the study OF either Of these languages enter soIne
OF the more advanced Glasses already formed.
au l3-aa
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MISS PEGRAM'S BOARDING AN
81 Whig and Enquirer copy. daily and country

Z BUSCH, Of C0penhagen, having re-
a. turned from the North. begs most respectfully
leave TO inform hs patrons, friends and the public
Of this city generally. that he, nov commencing his
third session here has resumed his lessons on the
PIANO FORTE and on the MKLODEoS.
Hs intends also from the lst of October, TO teach
SINGING, on SSnur Carlo Bassinls excellent system
Our Seurrahe aud highly experienced musicIan, Mr..
r. II Taylor. has advertising Sig Bassinls ln5truc-
tion Book for sale mentioned this in the way that ii
really deserves.
From the sbev. date Hr. BUSCH proposes to give
lessons in IiARHgNT tn classes as well in schools as
privately and to single pupils, and likewise 70 form
classes for reading a nd singing of Sacred Music.
V. BUSCH,
! MI, ~ I,,-,t-
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nICuV0yD MUSICAL INSTITUTE
MISS TAZEWELLS SCHOOL, Grace

WI street .iotween 7th and sth.-Ths seventh Sos
sion of this school will commence en- the LIST day OF
October and close the LIST day Of July.
The English department is exclusively sndsr the
direction OF the PRINCIPAL except the philosophical
and higher mathematical classes, which will be
taught by gentleman who has had several years
experience in teachin in Our city.
The French class will he under the instruction. OF
eating that language. SO l6-dm*
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TRE SCHOOL OF DESIGN of the VA.

II NAIIOOL VI VI NfHV
l. MECHANICS INSTITUTE will open on the
first TUESDAY evening in November. at the Hall OF
the Institute. corner Of 18th aB Main streets.
TERNs-for session IF months steen dollars.
Persons desrons of attending Pupils, will apply
to either of the Committee, viz: = e.
A. NJ BAILEY,
j. Y. pow ELL,
&C T--2awtiatN JAS KERSEf.
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AIRS. PELLETS sCHooL.-The next

IVA session commences October ist 1887. The prima
rv feature Of this school 10 the thorough and sys-
lrnSfc instruction ia the French language given TO
ALI the pupils without extra charge; sut they
35t reeur q 10 study the language without the ap-
prova ot their parents
The French is taught by Professor and Madame
EMToN Of Paris and peculiar facilities are afforded
for learning 10 speak the language,
Mrs PELLET guarantees that the Elementary and
advanced studies in English. shall be rRsRoU6nLY
I1rmstion relative to the school. terms, &C., may
h. had on application at her residence, en- Broad st,
Richmond Jy ZS-d5a
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Modern Languages, extra each: q
PHILIP b. STANARD,
T.. V. BARGAMIN.
It gives great pleasure to recommend ths Glass
ical and Mathematical School Of Mcssrs. SfANARD
BARGAMIN. Messrs !. & D. are graduates of this
institution have been connected with it as Assistant
Professors and entitled to the fullest confidence
of the public for their high intellectual and moral
nualfcatiens FRANCIS IL. SMITH,
Superintendent v NJ. l.
yIRalaIA MILITARY ISsTITUTB
July 6th, 1881 Jy D-63m
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Fdw. HowIson, formerly Of ffrcdericksbnrg. Va.
has been elected County Clerk Of ran joaquin coun