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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-27

A LITTER from Akerman. in the Russian part of
Bcssara'ia. states that immense flights of locnSts
have committed great rayagcs in the neighboring
districts. 1t adds that the military Governor of
the province had gone to the liaee to take meas
ures for the relief Of the population.
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JENNY LSp.--Mr. Otto Goldschmidt, the husband
of Jenny Lind, is at present in England, making
arrangements for the removal thiher of his family,
which is passing the summer at the village oI
OberlGssnitz, near Dresden. aud has recently been
increased by the birth of daughter.
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ENGLISH. CLASSICAL AND MATH.

EMATICAL sClIooL-Prof II. J. Christian
bayihs resigned the chair of Greek in Richmond
nsiea School In this city. on LIST October next Du-
ring ms long experience as q teacher he has been
constantly impressed with the want of thorou ghness
IN tc preparation OF hoys either for college or the
STe duties oil life lie therefore proposes to admit
3hly a. many pnpiis rs he can teach. and to devote
scholars ih the sirictest sense Of the term He has
secured comfortable rooms on tth street between
tfsnkIn and Main. Any communication addressed
y hun through the Richmond T. o.. viii be prompt
~ attended to He hopos that those who intend to
plsrohize him will make immediate application
zrerms payable semi annually in sdvance) $50.
k,FERsscss--Rry. J. peterkn Rev. Geo Wood
efidse. ID; d., Judge llalyburton, Judge Mcrdith
mrsssis !" m, III: Christian Jno. VI Gregory Fred
Bransiord, VIM. T, Taylor. r. Il. Minor n. H. Chris
tan, "yndham Robertson. Jos. X. Anderson John
%, Steg"r, Chas Gcnnet, Rev Mr.. kcpler, Gen VIM
H. kichardson, Col. I. J. Evans, Capt. C. Dimmock
pr. ~ j. Miller. III. j. CHRISTIAN.
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MR.. TIGHE'S SELECT SCHOOL. ON

4sA FRANKLIN STREET, ABOVE 7TH.-The 5th
session fthi- School will open on MONDAY the 2Ist
ssptember tOT the i IN following months Greek
Latin and Mathematics S61. Elementary Latin and
Mathematics. higher English and MathamBtics
SO; common English Branches $40; Primary Depart
rent LJr boys aHasr IL years. S3i: French Draw
ing, each SO.
The services Of successful Teachers are secured for
ali the departments
Refers the following gentlemen among the patrons
OF the school last se5sioU viz Rev. Drs Woodbridge
and koppIer; Doctors Cahsll Cunningham and Deane;
hessrs. Beers i poiudexteT, Crenshaw l. Co.. L. D.
Geo. 5. Palmer Thos. NJ Alfriend, John II. Patton j.
Adams Smith, Andrrw Johnston, j. c. Page, A. Blair
Vim. 5. Triplett. Nm. Marshall, Geo ". West Col.
bin Warwick v III T. Butler. .Thos. " Brokenbroush. h.
Vim. IL. smith, \. NJ. Martin &c, &c. Apply on the
premises to X. ii. L. TIGHR, A. NJ
Jy 2s-dti0
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~, tNtIl.-s,-., ........-...-....
PHILIP b. STANARD,
T.. '. BARGAMIN.

1t gives me great pleasure to -mmend the Class
icsi and Mathematical School OF Messrs. SrANARD
BAkGAMIN. Messra. y & Il. are graduates of this
Institution, have been connected with Alsistant
Professors and entitled to the fullest confidence
OF the public for their high intellectual and moral
qualifications FRANCIS H. SMITH,
Superintendent V. N. |.
HTRsIGfA military INSTITUTE
July 6th. 1857. SJy 2n-d3m
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Mrs. PELLET'S SCHOOL.-The mex

w session coux1cnccs October lst 1857 The rrina-
~ feature of this scAcl. l. the thorough and sys-
tpTstc instruction IN the French language, given to
AL the pupils, without exua CharAe.
The French Is taught 10y Professor and Madame
EMlbN, of Paris, and peculiar scities afforded
Tor learning to speak the language.
Mrs. PELLET guarantees that the Elementary and
advanced studies in English, shall be THOROUGHLY
lsEEhI
Information, relative 20 the school. terms. &c. may
he had. on application At her residence, on Br,ad ST.
Richmond y 22-d5m
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MRS. NJ. c. GARY will resume her
~ School on the LIST of September. Residence on
9TH street CANDLES Hill
She would desire to return her thanks b. ler pat
ronS Tor their liberal patronage, and would promise
as heretofore to attend very especially to tke man
ncrs and morals uf her pupils as also everything
which may, in the slightest degree. tend to the
Development OF their faculties.
She proposes TO ms ke arrangements to have Music
and French taught. Vocal Music has been tau ght
schOOl. au l3-llt*
MR.. d. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS-
4'A SICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL MAIN ST.
BETWEEN IN AND ATE STs-The l4th Academic year Of
this School will commence on MONDAY, the 25th OF
September 1857.
A Glass will be formed in Greek and Latin and pu-
pills will be sdmitted who prepared to commence
the study st other of these languages enter
0f the more advanced Glasses already formed.
lS-1n
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LIVING IN kANsas.-Some may suppose that pro
visions in Kansas do not cost much, hut such
would be mistaken were they to try living in thai
Territory. The ''Tecumsch Note Book" printed
in the Territory, gives the price of at g pei
hushel meal s225, potatoes $3.50, bacon 70 cts.
salt IS per sack, molasses ~ 2 beans 50 to 81 per
hushei 1t also gives the price Of lumber at $50 to
go per thousand, and other things in proportion
NAVIGATING THE RIVER Sr. JOSHUA steamboat
so feet long and 20 feet beam, made n trip last
week from Niles, Mich, to soath Bend, Indiana
on tho 81. Joseph River, without meeting any i'm
pcdimrnt, although the stage of water was low.
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DEATH OF AN Ex-MiSIsrER.-Col. Van Allen. for
merIy United States Minister to Eucador, died near
Ponghkeepsie, n. Y, ON Saturday, the I'D, of ae-
scess in the lungs under which he has been labor
ing for considerable time
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The highest Class will he Instructed in the English
branches, Latin ans Elementary Mathematics; tbs
ia spelling and Reading. ". \. RESSIE
auIf-ims
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Gen. Walker, OF Nicaragua, was In Nashville.
Tenn, on the 2ist inst. t.F2
There were ninety-scrcn death1 IN New Orleans
last week.
Cleo. w. James, a printer, died suddenly in
Wheeling, Va, on Friday.
At the municipal election in Holly Springs.
Miss, few days ago, Gen. T. g. Polk was elected
Mayor.
George D. Prentice, Esq, editor of the Louisville
Journal aud family, are at the Clinton Place Hotel
New York. 4e
Mrs. Bowers, the actress, Is about to perform in
Boston, and will next appear at Pittsburg, New Or.
leans, sc.
The Frankfort (Ky.) Yeoman urges the election
of j. II. Harney, OF the Louisville Democrat to the
u. s. Senate. ts.4st
MIR. Charles Turner, one of the bast Inezzotini
engravers that England has produced, is dead, a;
the age of So. @
samuel crowell and Alonxo Moulton, were
drowned on Saturday, near Boston, by the upset
ting OF a boat, while on pleasure excursion.
Captain Michael Stephens. a we'll kaawn New
haryport pilot, was lost overheard from the pilot
boat America, in Newburyport harbor, Mass, last
Friday night, @
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T'HE next Session of Mrs. BENEFITS
l. SCHOOL, FOR BOYS, will commence on the
lst of October
Her pupils will he thoroughly instructed and pre-
pared for the more advanced class ia Boys Schools
Instruction il Latin and French, if desired.
TERMS. PER SESSION:
Under 10 years Of $50 90
over 10 years of age ..,... Is 90
Tuition in Latin or French esch............. 10 90
ES- The location will be given hereafter
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MR.. G. L. c. SALTER'S DAY AM

REFsREScss-B c, Whcrry, Mrs James Gray, VIM
Gray, pr. }, q. Way1, Col. ). IL. Parker, Thomas J
kvsHs. Geo Maynard, y. :. Woodbridge, Kev. J. T.
Edwards, Rev. Leroy VI. Lss, Samuel Greenhow, L.
" Gls1ebrook. Benz. Pollard, A. V. Crenshaw T. L.
spence. Il Ii. Measle Chss c. Ellett, Chas. stebbinS
h z, Townsend, VIM A. smith, Thos D. Quarles
Garland Hanes, Felix Matthew'S Alex. Duvai W r.
" THy lor. T. W. kers0e, r. Jones. ?. Law.on
sA Tho7e who may desire 10 enter pupils. are rt-
auvsted to max" early application at my residence
on Clay, between ist and 2d streets or through the
Post Office iy 97-iIuc
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EDUCATION.
~ Z. BURRUSS' CLASSICAL AND
u. MATHEW ATlCAL Sa,unnI. ITNINERSAI.t
tI,nF FNrRTH Annual Session of Mrs

L T. J, pARnEN'S School. for Young Ladies',
will commence the first day of September next at
hev residence on Marshall street half square west
q. Rr,ak Avenue, and c'0re, shp 18th daY Of JUNE
l<Ss she viii continue % bc as-Stcd by her hu~
assurance that every effort shall lie made for The i'm
rrayemppt ot the pupils. AN lf-tIS
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MISS TAZEWELLs SCHOOL, GRACE
1'A STREET, BETWEEN 7rH AND srH.--The sew
en'h stseUn Of this School will commence on the lst
"a oi 'ietnber, and elese the lst Of July The
Enxl.h Il partnsnt 10 exclusively under the dirsc-
Gpn 'i thH Principal. except the Philosophical and
hiEn"T Atthematieai Classes, which will he taught
ny gentleman of experience and ability. The
french Class will he placed under the supervision Of
q gentleman who has had much experience and sue
eos 70 communicating that Language.
Hl--lmk
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au Sins
DICHMOND CLASSICAL AND cont
IL MERCIAL INSTITUTE, ON NINTH STREET,
BETW ZEN BROAD AND MARSllALI.-Thc un-
ersigned. Principals of this Institution, have united
their interests for the purpose Of establishing
School Cor Boys of the highest order and have been
rooms in the abovc-naned central part of the city
They will make such division of labor In the OK
crcises Of the School, as to render the instruction
The Recitations will he conducted with the use of
Globes, Maps, GSnrts Mathematical Blocks, and Phi
Insophical andEuemical Apparatus.
Pnpils entefns tb. School, can unite with Glasses
nnrsning c6rFse Of instruction with yiew TO
thormgh husinef9 educaon, or to enter the first or
For further particulars and testimonials, see Circn-
lars t. bc obtained at this office after August 25th,
and at most of the Bookstores, or by application Ia
oGf the T rnPs Be- @ nsF calling him i'm
nj the rooms. I'd door from 9th street, on Broad.
EnWAk6 Ii1N Ar , " sH2S,3 C9TE 4. n, Principals,
RyrEREScEs-Hon. o. p Baldwin. VIM II. Chris
tan, Esq. Rev Chas II Read d. D.. Rev. s. s. Alurk-
land James MsGm9Edo 1 E,a John l. rrysr rsat EMsa M;l
Harriet Hall an l9--lm
MRS. SALLY A. V. LINDSAY--Who
IT. has had many years experience In Teaching,
will open SCHOOL at her residence on Main street.
cling The lst September and ending the 3oth juno.
The c0urse Of instruction will be thorough, frora
the elementary TO the higher branches of an English
For information relative to the School, Terms, &c,
ReitTenres: Rev Robt Ryland Rev DR.. Jeter
Rev II. Keeling, VIM. Sands editor OF the Religious
Herald, Rev. James h. Taylor au22-6te
CT. JOsEPH's FEMALE ACADEMY.
CONDUCTED BY TIE SISTERS or CHARITY.
This Institution VIII resume studies on the 9th
August
Boarders pay per annum, si35, for board, tntion,
washing, doctors fee and stationeryto be paid half
yearly in advance.
Day scholars according to their classes, pay from
81 10 asa per quarter Invariably IN ddrdnce. Fuel
81. Embroidery, French and Music, form extra
charges.
+ Letters addressed to Sister NJ. YELIX McQUAID,
st. Josephs Academy, Richmond Va, or 10 Rt.
Rey. Bishop McGILL, will meet with prompt atten-
tion. e snz2-2w
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
~ RCHOOI,-Corner 9Th and Clay streets.
This School opens on LIST October and closes on l5sh
Jsly.
TzRss-(pAYARLE sEMI-AsNuALLY IN ApvAscE,)
< Classical and Mathematical Department.
sentor Ciass-The Classics and higher Matiie-
Jaaior Ciass-The Ra,iaments Of the Classics,
with the higher English Br9nches.....,...., 30 90
English Department. -
Higher sQVg
FRENCH is Taught By Prof Kalos
" lo--sm ssg9EH elAhIlS:-
ORIENTAL FRUIT PASTE-An eff
~ eaeions cathaTtic Medicine. A snre remedy foe
f;sn Z a. .. q ses Bowels Ths elegant prepsra
an Is "'s " BENNETT. RgERs 4 Fisher.
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~ w. ROSIER,S SCH00L F0l

z W. NO r K 5 SCHUUE FOR
YOUNG LADIES will reopen on Church Hill,
IN the room lately occupied by Mr. r. W Cone on
Broad street opposite st. johns Church, on TIL rs
DAY, lst October, 1857.
TERMS FOR SCHOLASTIC TEAR OF 10 MONTHS, PAYABLE
QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE:
Primary English Branches ................... $50
Higher =" 40
Languages, each ...........,,. u,
ne stem Of instruction will be the same that
MI koSier has successfully pursued during thirteen
wears residence in Richmond an 25-3tawtiO
ELLINGTON SCHOOL-The next ses-
sion Of this School will commence on the LIST Of
October, lS7 and close on the last day of July fol-
lowing.
Persons wi"hing TO patronize this School will
MAKE early application, as only limited number OF
Pupils will be- taken
For terms, ko address either sf the subscribers at
junction r. o., Hanover county.
REy. TIIos. II. FOX, Principal,
T. II. FOX, JB., Assistant
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they ought to be apportioned. according TO age.
among the appropriate schools, and the income of
the Literary Fund ought to be applied according
10 the respective grades of Instruction.
9th. The primary and free Schools ought to be
classified into Infant Schools" for the ages be-
tween and T. and into .'High Schools for the
ages between II and IT, and the minimum number
Of pupils over and undor IL for which provision
Ought to be made being 10000, there ought to be
1T least / 40 '.Inf,nt Schools" and the minimum
number of pupils over Il and under i6, for which
provision ought to Ice made. hcing about 5000
there ought to he at least $50 High schoals." AMI
the proportion of income of Literary Fund which
unght to be appropriated to Infant schools
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wrcester. Oct. l. 1854 SID.
PATENT AGENCY

FOR THE
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All communications strictly confidential Advice to
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For further information, inquire Of
t. JAMES G.. ARNOLD, F.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Worcester, Mass.
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Bonnets Beached AMI Pressed 10 the best manner.
Also, LaVone's system of Dress Cutting taught and
CHARTS furnished, on the most reasonable terms.
leicester, April u, 1851 Dim ap18
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NOTICE,-The Commissioner of Highways gives
notice that he may b. found at No. "A Front street,
81 the office of e. Valentine each week day from OF to
10 a. m. SUMNER BRIDGES.
Worcester, March 81 1867. d2m inches
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NOTICE,-Mr Z. A. METOALF would respect
IN fully inform her friends and the public that she has
received her Spring stock OF Millinery Goods and is pre-
pared to attend to all orders for Millinery Dress maxi
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You have permission to refer TO me, all who entertain
any doubt of its reforming all that is claimed for It.
tAttahi 8ff MISS FEEKS, 263 Greenwich AV. y
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HGFeen Mountain Boys.p ssy-0
Testimony of the Rocks, by Hugh Miller
Modern Atheism, by James Buchanan being a great
WORK Tor Theism against Atheism, magnificent in Its
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Things Not Generally Known, BY David A9YeIIs
The Americans in Japan, by Com. Perry. -ls
America and Europe, by Gurowski.
Isabel or the Wife and the Old Love-
H Scandal, by MiBs J. I. Bickford.
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The Child's Book Of Mature; --PIants Animals, Air.
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The largest and most complete assortment Of Blank
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complete assortment Of Gold Pencils, Pens Silver
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Ihey would also call the attention to their very large
invoices Of Standard and Miscellaneous Books lust re
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ORANGES AND LEMONS.-75 Boxes s,.I
" Per5or MeSsina Fruit this day received, and for
sale by sHa -.tjL,. WIN. O.. SWEET Il CO.,
ap1s DIFF 1856 Main street
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EPRECK ENRIpGE CoAL OILS.

,DRECK ENRIDGE COAL OILS
I'd +. T. THOMPSON, Agent llfl %
ta Depot, 50 Greenwich ST., New York. ar
The Breckenridge Company are prepared to supply
these celebrated Oils for MACHINERY and ILLUMINATING
PURPOSES in quantities to suit purchasers. E 9Isups
Thick Oil for Machinery and Oil Lamps, 81 rs per gall
Ion. -
Thin Oil for oamphene and Breckenridge Lamps, 81
Ier gailouan vida Els raaeia s.4as III 0.tUa -,
A discount Of ten per cent on Thick, and twenty per
tent on Thin Oils, made to the trade = 500
Terms--Cash on delivery. Gqla I'M De- dam ap12
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From the present Commissioner
august II, 1856 During the time have held the
office of Commissioner of Patents B. H. Eddy ESQ Of
Boston, has been extensively engaged in the transaction
OF business with the Office, Solicitor He is thor
oughy acquainted with the law the rules of prctce
Of the Office regard him as one of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had Off
eial intercourse. CHARLES MASON taas
D. a1.lgl 70 Tttr-. fHa7 Commissioner of Patents.
Boston, Jan l. 1857. deod&w1am
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VICE TO HUS b A DS7AND
IA WIVkS.-AisO those contemplating Mariage.
ooored Steel plates IS cts plain plates Is cts free Of
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This work contains dissertation on the necessity Of
Marriage, Instructions In Courtng with Cure for love-
effects of Oebacy, Capitalization, of seriily exs
planned, increase of family with many other useful in
Itructons,-from the French of Jean Dubois.
Address, HENRY s. G. SMITH & Co.
agents Waltsdttsf 81 Box 421O Post Office, N. z. i