davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25

Gov Gardiner, of Massachusetts, in tarpaulin
and seamans suit, was at Provincetown last week.
The late Moses Brown Ives, who died recently at
Providence. N. l., leu $4,000 to be devoted TO cha
Titable purposes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25

Tue PREsBYrsRI,ss (S. 81 of Cecil county, Md,
have appointed Rev. James Nclntire, Jas Frazier
Gen. ri s. Sites Andrew McIntire, and James I
Mccullough, Esqs.. ..as delegates TO the convention
10 meet at Richmond, Va, on the 9th inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25

IHs DEATH OF the son of Mrs Stowe who was
recently drowned In the Connecticut river, in New
hampshire, has painful sequel to 1t. A fellow
student at Dartmouth writes as follows:-
ionng stowe. in company with three of his class
mates. all Freshmen swan across the con neet;cut
ana landed on the Vermont side strayips into a
heio some distance of, they commenced picking
straWDeFries The owner of the field seeing them
on ms grounds. gave chase to them and drove them
INTO the water. Though exhausted by their long
run they attempted to re-swim the river but ali
tsied ana sank. The owner of the strawberry
hea Ieiused Tor some time, to allow his boat to be
sent to their rescue, until a voung man IF tbis
elty cur another boat from its moorngs and sue
ceeded IN reaching three of the party before they
sank. But Stowe, who was the hindmost. failed
oeiore the boat reached him, and though his body
tinct. ~ ~ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25

Tarrisrs THReG TINES IN THREg YEARs.--Ths wife
Of Montgomery iandt. living in Klseaiosn. Greene
county, \. T., not long since presented her bus
band With three boys at birth--this being the
third occurrence Of the kind In three years
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25

SHORT CRUIsEs.-it Is stated that the Secretary
of the Navy has determined to shorten the cruises
Of national vessels from three years to two years
II is expected that by this means more efficient
seamen will be induced TO enter the naval service
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25
Could NOT GIVE SECURITY.-A

'on of Bacchus, who gave the name Of Dick Bry-
mt. was yesterday brought from the Jail and car
ried before Recorder Tate. by whom he was inter
rOgated to his ability and disposition to furnish
security for his good behavior. Bryant, "the sub
eot of this notice" was inearcerated u week since
tor exhibiting himself in the street in ntoxics-
ted condition. since which he has been locked up.
Yesterday morning he had an abundance of dispO-
ition t0 comply with the requirements Of the law,
out lacked the ability. He was therefore sent
back 10 the iail
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25
~ l.. GAILAHER will commence his


W. so~sion .neaccs October LIST, 1851 The rrpa-
~ feature oi tals school is the thorough and sys-
ssal.c Instruction IN the Frcnch lsnguage gwen IL
A. the pupils, without eItls charge
Ihr French taught by Professor and Madame
FNi1N. u P4s. Spd pecutUT facilities are afforded
for learning T. spTSs lhc language.
Mr. FfLLkE guarantees that The Eleme ntsry and
advanced Studies IN English. shall be THOROUGHLY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25

THR NEGRO MAN lately struck on the
head by the falling bricks the new Gallego Mills
Is under treatment at the lnnrmary Of the Medical
College.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25

MARYLAND CLAIM ALLowED,--Attorney General
Black it IL said, has rendered decision in the Ma
ryland interest claim, and advised its payment &C
eording TO the act of the last Congress. The claim
amounts to some $500, 200.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25

VIRGINIA Posr0FEIcE--A new office Is established
at Chiiesburg. Caroline county, and Thos. A Gate
wood appointed postmaster. IL is four miles east
Of the ronte from Fredericksburg TO Beaver Dan
napOt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25

THE BARK MARIANA now lying in the
Dock will soon drop down 10 Hampton Roads to
await balance Of cargo Of hour, destined for Rio.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25

LIFE AT NEwF0KY-A correspondent at Newport
says:-"We have numerous notables, several live
lords suadry counts and lots Of no accounts. Ma
dame Lagrange grace the parlor Of the Ocean
Iouse and Sirnor Brignoli, the seat who does Man
rico in tin stockings in 'Trovatore,' drives pair
of bays in a streaked wagon on Bellevue avenue
dailye
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25

LOUIS NAPOLEON AND TIE REV. Mr.. STEwART-A
correspondent of the New York Times writing from
'aris, under date Aug. 3, says:
Louis Napoleon has Just performed an ac+ IN.
ward an American citizen which gives one a hntt.r
opinion Uf his heart. You will recollect that gone
lime ego, when it was the fashion in the United
states tor seekers after questionable kind of rAnu
!atlon TO relate how many times they had seen
louis Napoleon drunk. or in equivocal postions nj
New York, or how often they had chinked glasses
With him, or lent him money, (that was sure to be
YET oWlngJ Kew. Mr.. Stewart, chaplain in tn.
United States Navy, published a long letter. in
when no dlsproyed entirely these reports. and
showed from lncsntestible evidence that the
Princes conduct while in the United States was
tliat OF well bred gentleman and such as became
man in his position Of life
Mr.. Stewart is now III Paris, and few days 100
the Emperor, learning his presence here through
member OF the imperial family to whom Mr. Stew
Art WAS known. sent word to him from Plombi.res
cordin9ly repaired 10 Plonbieres was most affec.
tionately received by his majesty, warmly thanked
Tor his disinterested defence of his character and
retained him in his society during all of one day
Mr.. =. returned TO Paris delighted with hi. racrn
hsn ana telling wonders of his majesty's hospital
" AMI kindness. According to Mr.. Stewards re.
port OF bis interview, Louis Napoleon still enter
aIns lively S0urrntr of his visit TO the United
>tates, predicts the most magnificent destiny f,l
the American people, hopes to remain in neace
with theIn and to be more and more connected in
commercial relations, and (let the Office seekers
take notice) expressed great admiration for the
present American Minister at Paris and boped that
no change would take place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25

HoosAc TUxSEL.--Work was stopped AZ the Hoo
sac tunnel on the 18th, the contractors refusing
10 proceed with it at further drain upon thelr
private means The report that vein oi goia had
hnau ai.coyered In il il untrne, copper and iron
pyrites and a little lead being all the ore that has
been found
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25

ssSo. 81 Boyp STREET" VAcATkD.-The noted house
M n Bond street Is at las, vacated. The Misses
cunningham are no longer occupants Of it. The
fnrniturs has been removed by the tradesmen who
supplied it, and not sound at present disturbs
the solitude of the premises. The Misses Cunning
ham are in Lexington avenue with their aunt.
sirs Cunningham is now able tn take occasional
airings In the corridor of the city prison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25
ARRIvRD.-Seyeral boxes of Fire

consigned to the Commander of Aid Fire COMPANY
No !, arrived at this port yesterday evening in
.4chooner direct from Baltimore They are by this
time III possession Of the Company and will be ex-
ribitcd as soon as suitable place be procured.
When the 'grand illumination" takes place. il 10
20 be presumed that everybody and his wife will
ind it convenient to be hand, as the display will
be one of surprising beauty. Besides, the object
pJtaiI.ing apparatus for the of the Company
which will commend itself to the regard Of
al people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25

Rev. !. B. Byrne, Of st. Matthews church, Wash
ington, has declined the appointment Of coadjatoi
bishop OF Pittsbnrg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25

PRoDUCB GAMBISa.-Judge Drummond, of th'
Illinois United States District ConTt has decided
case of produce gambling, that the buyer was Th
titled 10 the damages for tse failure to fulfill the
contract. The defendant put in plea that there
was no intent TO deliver the $4,000 bushels OF corn
stipulated but only to pay the difference between
the contract aud market prices OF money, rom one
party to the other, but the decision was IN '"r o.
the plaintiff or the demurrer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25

H0N BAGS COFFEE-Mocha, Java,
OCOMaracaiba, Laguyra and Rio in store for sale
by fauA WM. WALLACE S0NS.-
TX BAGS PEPPER AND PIMENT0,
~ in store and for sale by
au24 WM. WALLACE SONS.
0S BOXES PRIME GOSHEN CHEESE;
~ 200 boxes ground Coffee, Pepper. Ginger. Spice
and Mustard, for sale by
auA WM WALLACE SONS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25

WARNING TO foUSG LADIRs-The late Tasss "
Goodrich, of Worcester, whose will Il being con-
tested on the ground of insanity published tbo
following advertisement in the New York Wutar
Lurs Journal in 1854:
"Ihe subscriber is bachelor, a college gradual.
teetotaler from boyhOod, lawyer by profession.
was for ten years temperance editor; uses no Tea
OF coffee, opium. alcohol profanity, tobacco, laek
nor onions; ls industrious affectionate philsnthrn
pic, sound, domestic and moral in his habits il NOT
church member but deems the Bible a nrica
less boon from Heaven; admres teetotsI moral
DEVOTIONAL mental. Qf5cttonal, and physical beauty
III woman; has vital temperament; size of head
and the groups of social moral and intellectual or
Sans each marked six or large, by o. s. Fowler
and other phreuologsts; weighs about JTn
pounds; IL five feet ten inches tall, well pr,-
portioned healthy, not bad looking free from ali
hereditary and other disease, and every inch I.
man in all his physical functions and d,y-lon-
uent5; has an estate Of about thousand dollars
and is now (but has not been for the last ten or
fifteen years in situation to marry; and as a bus
band would love and cherish with passionst. t,nd
ness some worthy, lovely and loving woman a. |.
wife. whose feelings taste. sentiments and h, n
should hsppen to be coRSsnal with his own. .
A COMMUNAL CANDIDATE
Messrs. Fowler d Wells endorsed the .dysr-
tiser. and the consequence that q hundred ana
twentyseveu unmarried ladies corrcsponded with
Mr.. Goodrich. and their letters aud daguerreotyne,
are now matters Of amusement to the Worcester
people Wonder how the girls like the idea of that
the hundred and twenty-seven who wrote those
letters and sent those pictures?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25
EDUCATION.
EDUCATIoN nj, -,

FDoCa fioN.-Th second session of
sertnn,, nfs kiess School will Commence the Il, =,
speihoff ah terminate tho 3Oth Of Jurs sh s ~ W
daring Tsn.'ts I'm thanks TO those who sustained her
thsir cocn h.. s.sSion, and respectfully solicit
80 i"ncouTasstient the second assuring tLa, ~ ;
@ sasr,ed herself to promote the wssrs an
OF their children and ple es T., a. sIo ,i
same SO long as this responsible trnst In 70 40 ie
sariet h 70 her Her discipline is systemate onG
frt. put Kind every reputation made or pasti ahu ,
IN mhpeaed is prompted only by the deepest ntsai
Al" ana improvement of the pupils ''
Icnts 20 observe recitations discipline and NJ,
VI ns,Iuction; u will greatly conduce to the I,t1
o' the scholars, who will be more ant 10 49,
.,e', ~. s,lies nreiared Without this prensration ,
sio & pntt Oh the pupils, money may be advanced md
sessions may close with little or no p.tain,na,t
School. P''ichts 1eht them 10
The eioCation ia most desirable on. aff,r1;r, ..
ne. iot exercise, tho smaller pupils ofteu en-
TsrSs s',,s ,s psH,siese from II TIL O'clock.
prs prEner knssh branches, including Latin...'s r
,n~tic ,nJ 0RBFhapny, History, Grammar, Arith-
and History 'coSBapny
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25
Second street. Letween Clay and icj.b

MRS. SALLY A. V. LINDSAy-Wbo
- has had many years experience in T.scb;,,
VIII open SCHOOL at her residence on Main straat
three doors above the United States Hotel conmen
S'lIS tle ISL september and ending the 3ath Jupn
=, Ihe course OF instruction will lie thorough from
the elementary TO the higher branches of an n yIsI
education. " ' ''A si'ii
For information relative to the School Terms 6c
apply NJ her residence ' IT.
:, heisrences: Rev. Robt. Ryland, Row Dr. Jst.r
Rev ii. Keeling, VIM. sands editor of tho Religion.
Herald, Rev. James b. Taylor an a,Hsts ~ ts"'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25

III, Fremont's title to the Msriposa grant has
bsen confirmed by the Supreme Court Of Caiifor-
mia.
The widowed mother of Eugene Sue married DR..
Nathaniel Niles, formerly of Boston, and for Sc
yeral years Charged Affairs at sardinia
Attempts are making in England to employ fe-
males in watch making.
MR.. McELRArH'y name has been withdrawn from
the New York Tribune. The firm Is now Horace
Greeley 4 Co."
Private letters from spain by the Arabia, speak
very discouragingly of the wine crop.
The Catholic church at Richmond, @. W., was
burnt on the lst inst.
Rev. T. V. Moore, of Richmond, preached In Pc
tersburg on Sunday last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25

BATTLE BETWEEN THE APACHEE INDIANS AND L. g
TRO0Ps.-Colonel Roberts who has just arrived ut
st Louis from New Mexico, reports that a BATH
was fought between the Apachee Indians and the
United States troops under the command Of Col
Miles, on ScIa river. Twenty-Five Of the Indian'
were killed and upward. Of thirty wounded. Lieu''
Stein aud Davis and nine pryates were wounded
Col Miles receiyeda large amount Of property from
the Indians, which they had stolen from settlers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25
ENGLIsH, CLASSICAL AND
IL MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL

J. TT. BINFDKD. PRINC1FAL-
The exercises OF this school will be resumed
ca Monday Sept. 18th, In the large and commodious
rooms Tth street between Clay and Marshall, The
Principal pledges his whole time and energy TO the
nor6ugh and accurate preparation OF boys, eithor
i1r The University any Of our colleges or FOR busi
hc-s pursuits. Special attention IL bestowed upon
the Eng Glsh Department as IL IL considered that
s1cnrats knowledge Of our own language is tho in
ol1p"ns.ble foundation ofall right education Expe-
renced nd competent Assistants are employed as
The vans Of the school require
TER -, PAYABLE sHEi-AsNUALLY, IN ADVANCE:
iAtih. 81 EEK aud Mathematics. SJ0 ~
latin and Mathematics. c........................ . 5Nbo
MnSish fOtN
Parents requested to make early application
~ NE nnnibSF u pupils VIII be limited
S-2Ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25
EDUCATION.

nE next Session of Mrs. BENEFITS
Let Of October WIZ commence ON the
% nes pupils will be thoroughly instructed and pre
pared ior the more advanced classes In Rcys eh N,
instruction In Latin aud French. IL desiTd Se"'"'s
TERMS, PER SESSION:
tnder 10 years of age . CO. "a
over 10 ycars Of age e,... 81 ~ ~
Tuition in Latin or French, each .'''' N ~ ~
ss The location will be given hereafter
Au 2l-6w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25

CONFUSION OF TINE.-The New Orleans picayupe
hint' at difficulty in the intelligent transmission
o' messages by the submarine telegraph in conse
quence Of the difference in time (some five bours,
between Lsndon and New York. For instance
how odd it will be to have message to the follow
ing effect:
-, LONDON, Tuesday, October 20, o'clock. p NJ
Inc Emperor WAS shot few moments ago. WHILE
Soihg home from the Italian Opera House, whittier
ne had gone to hear Yerdis new opera"
An extra would, of course, be issued at sioa,
o'clock in the evening, worded probably 70 tbo A.
lowing effect
Louis Napoleon was shot at Tomorrow mann.
ing at one O'Clock. while going from the Italian
opera House. Nofurther particulars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25

ORIENTAL FRUIT PASTE.-An eff
~ cacions eaihartie Medicine, A sure remedy 70,
consnpatton of tiae Bowels. This elegant prepars
ti2p is for sas by
Ml9 BENNETT, BEERS FISHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25

Il hoAANcs-Ihe following, from the Iondop
'ouft journal, reminds one of beautiful moan, of
''llze COOK, and proves romance to be "a r;so o,,
rs ever: A'o "o"
among the presentations to her Majesty. at one
oi the drawing rooms this season was a yonng I iv
upon hef marriage, and about whose nuptials n ST.
~ Is current OF more than usual interest in thosa
uhFomantlc times. She is the daughter ofa baro
net hoiding distinguished position Among tb.
tutors OF this young lady, who is az pretty as ac
oohiilshe1' was one OF very advanced wears: but IL
""S al vain that all the allurements consequent
nloli the possession of riches were set forth Tba
iair maiden showed herself compIetely indifferent
20 th9 golden prize that lay her feet and in snte
ol we strohs recommendation of s.papan il was
uhhesltatIngly rejected. So far therefore ava,v
.iiHs "as perfectly natural and unromantc But
@ 1ee ms .nat the gentleman, after his proposals had
'eA uteIlneu, OF course with the usual protesta
; Vi iesPect ana esteem) again sought an inter
view; ana assured the lady that his attachment uo
not selhsh-thst he was ready at anv sacri6ca tn
u" anything that would contri',nte to bar bo,,,;
NESS, anu Ihat, II her affections were fixed on nv
one whose wealth might not be adeouate his rnnd
fortune, ne was ready, by settlement even re tbo
'Ateht OF 4l0O0O0, to place her hapDiness in har
wi power sucl proof of disinterested attach
.nehl was perfectly Hndenable. and il ia said that
no young lady pondered so much over II that
IKE tne recital Of 0thelos dangers, 1t wrought -
complete revuisien of feeling. We do not nro+ari
70 know on what kind of "hint'' the venerable gen
tIehish spoke again, but speak again he did and
WIN 80 mhch effect that the happy day was named
ana the nuptlals in due course solemnized au5 n.
me me pIiue presented on her marriage to the Queen
ne World gives, with its usual generosity. an al
most fabulous amount to Mrs. fortune hn+ :.
s very we'll known that one item in il is fI50 on,
railway stock. and more than half of which ;s -
ing six Ger cent. A' pay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25

BABY FoUND.-A newly born mulatto
baby was found on the sidewalk Of Clay street (b.
'ond the Chapel,l Yesterday morning, bya gentle
man who happened to be passing along. II was In
a basket, and not being well wrapped up, would
have perished had it not been discovered. II wa
ascertained to be the child Of negro girl belong.
ing to MIR. James McCarty who had placed it there
either to kill it hide the effects Of an amour with
some unknown person. IL was restored to its mo-
ther who can be proceeded against for murder il Il
lies from the effects of the exposure or for an at
tempted murder should it survive The Recorder.
though he did not issue warrant for her appre-
hensiou, directed watch to be maintained. IL IN
'nid that physician declared q short time since.
after an examination, that the girl not In the
situation that after events proved she was
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25

NEW WoRK.-The Louisville Jourhai announces
a forthcoming work from the pen of Robert J.
Breekinridge, Of Kentucky, entitled ''The knew
ledge of God Objectvely Considered being the brst
part of theology considered as a science OF posi-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25

JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY, 25TH.
- BgTW ZEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS.
CHURCH HILL.-The next session OF this Institu
tioR viii oreu on MONDAY. September 18th and con
tinue for ten months.
Thorough instruction will he given In the Classics
the Mathematics and the various English branches.
TERA8-Paysble one-halfI Ist January, 1858, and the
balance at the end OF the session 90, 10 and 30 dol
lars.
limited number nf smaller boys will lie received
al the rate Of sc per session.
In all instances 81 will he charged each pupil fo
fuel; and iH all pupils will he ged from th
time they entered the end Of the session. L
cept in cases Of prOtrac:ed sickness.
c: ". PETHERBRIDGE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25

DEBEGES, just received, 10 cents per
~ .srd.-Eoo yards of Debeges, desirable celor,
only 10 cent. per yard. Ladies in want Of cheap
and servlcea hle dress cer get one by calling early
ut the established cheap store of
su II ALFRED MD2E9 IS Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25

MANtPAcTrRE OF CoNBs.-1t is stated that the
greatest comb manufactory in the world is in 4ber
deen' scotland. There are thirty-six furnaces for
preparing. horns and tortoise shell for the comb.
ana no less than one hundred and twenty iran
*sre" presses are continually going in stamping
mem 10 steam power is employed to cut the comb.
the coarse combs are stamped or cut ont"t,rn
oeihg cut IN Que piece at time. The fine dressin
'ombs, and all small tooth combs are cnt bv an
saws, some so fine as to cut forty teeth in
me space oi one inch, and they revove five thong
and times in one minute There ara some tSro
thousand variety ofcombs made, and the aggregate
number produced of all these different sorts of
combs IS about 100000 annually;a quantity that
IL l*ld together lengthways. would extend abopt
seven hundred miles. The annual consumntion of
hoof' amounts to 4o0o,000 the consumption of tor.
'oise shell and buffalo horn although not go large
~ correspondinSly valuable. hoof undergo.s
finished comb.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25
VARIETY.

As SOLE AGENT in this State for Ja-
- cob Seexer's Baltimore LAGER BIER an,
able TO supply the trade and the public In general
with the best LAGER BEER to be had ia tie mar
ket in quantities to suit purchasers at she lowest
Fresh lots received every three days No charge
lor carriage p. RILBACHHR
Jy Office at HS 81 ain street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25
st. JOsEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY.
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS op CHARITY

August. VA '' AN
B9ardersp pay, per annum, sl33, for board tuition.
washing, doctors fee, and satonery-to be paid aIi
Day scholars, according TO their classes nav FROM
- 70 $50 ptr quarter, tnrdfTdtty in ddrunce Fuel
charges. ~ YAH"
Letters addressed TO Sister VI. FELIX McQUAID.
~. J3seph.s Academy, Richmond. Va, or to RI
ton. mr. % -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25

Y lRGiNlA FEMALE INSTITUTE.
SLAuNToN, lA.-Rt. Rev. W. MEADE. D. D.
tory. ' "a INV
hef' II. PHILLIPS, Principal assisted by a full
corps ot experienced Teachers
,nf. Mis IL w. sHgPFEr, Heads of the family
ne next .S,tcn Of this Institution Will commence
on me +ist hedocsdIp in September
Terms Ter the echolastic year: for Tuition and
ooald' including 'oash'60, faei 0la and furnished
rooms s2uH Languages. Music and Drawing frtr1
Registers sent, on application " " ="
Rev. X Fl. PHILLIPS, or
STANTON. Aug.Il -. "'l'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-25
A Coon CAUSE FAILING I'm Richmond. .at

GOoD CAUSE FAILING.--ln Richmond. at
lie present time, the Sons of Temperance are under
lhe weather. and unless some sudden revulsion oc-
turs in public sentiment or public appreciation
"ill. ere many months, sink beneath the waves of
forgetfulness There used to be some dozen or
more lodges here, but the number has grown
small by degrees and ere long, bids fair TO bs
beautifully less." If we correctly informed
there is but one division in the city senjoy on
tctive existence. That one is located on Union
I'LL, and numbers about 80 members. The reason
of the great falling off, is said to be found In the
TACT that matters entirely foreign to the policy OF
.he order were introduced into the Division Rooms