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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

The AzlH' CHILDREN IL MUScH.-A correspond-
ent of the New York Evening Post. writing from
Munich, Bavaria, says that the great humbug of
the season there hs. been the Aztec exhibition:
Two Indian idiots as is R0u supposed. were ex.
hibited here for month as descendants of tho Az
tcc race. For time the attendance was large
The royal family were several times present An
At once thero was chan3e-the police interf-rrrd
the exhibition about to open st Augsburg was bro.
ken uP, and the whole company sent summsrily
out Of Bavaria. The cause of the change il NOT
with certainty known, though it was wjfhouf
doubt tho detection of imposturo'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

DRowNED.-An inquest was held yes
terday morning. by Justice r. B. Tyler, over the
,ody of an unknown white man. who was fnnnd
To"ned' supposed to be between so and 60 wears
ld; lie had In ms possession a leather snuff box
ina purse containing $14 in golG-four one dol.
iars and four two aud half dollar pieces
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

GAVE RAIL.-James Oetes, the lad who
was committed to prison last Saturday in default
of bail for his good behavior. gave the required
security Yesterday and discharged, after beiIs
lectured by the Mayor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

ANOTHER DEATH FROM CANruBxg-On Monday
Miss Anna Sloan, the eldest daughter Of Col Wm.
sloan, encountered death in manner as sudden
as 1t was excrutlsting. She engaged in refill
ing Il camphene lamp. the wick Of which she fsiled
to extinguish before she commenced rourina the
mud, in consequence of which the fire came in CON
tact with thc camphene, exploding the can and
completely enNeloping her in the flames She
lFed Tor two or three days after the accident suf
tering the most intense agony all the tina -C
tnnaLtH True (drOl.Hiaa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES should not be
deposited In the back yards at this season OF the
year, because they deeompose rapidly, and when
putrid, are apt TO produce diseases Of the worst
sort.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

IMPoLITE.-A good cigar has long been
regarded as great luxury by many persons and
some Of them would rather give mp their dinners
than dispense with their HaEanas, but no gentle
man, however fond he may be of the weed. would
'rer be 50 impolite as to puff the smoke into the
lace of lady If he desires to enjoy his cigar, he
will retire to some spot where will be in
commoded by his pleasure, and there puff and
dream to his hearts content. Certainly he will
not fill his pockets with long mines and then repair
TO the Capitol Square to annoy all other visitors
by the clouds of smoke that his companions and
himself can blow forth. large number of young
men were guilty of this impoliteness last Tuesday
night. If they then acted thoughtlessly, the hint
now given will restrain them in future.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

THE CAPITOL or MissEsorA-The application for
mandamus for the removal of the Capitol Of Mime
sofa from ST. Pal to st. Peters, has been refused
by Judge Wilson, who decided that after the Cover
nor and Legislative Assembly established temp 4.
rary seat Of government at st. Paul their posfer
WIS exhausted, and they have authority locate
ii at another place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

BARN BuRSr.--0n Sunday the 9th inst, the barn
Of Wm. ?. Henley, Esq, of ksrnersviilas Forsyth
CO., n. c., struck by lightning, from which it
took fire and was esnsumed There were III the
stables at the time, two horses a nd mule One Of
the horses was killed by the lightning; the other
horse and the mule saved by the most hazard
Gus exertions. There were quantities OF grain,
may, b., consumed by the flames
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

DEM0VAL.-Dr. PLUME has removed
II his odAce 10 the third house. South Of Trinity
Church South side and about one huudred yards be
low the EIChan4r IloteI nr l.. continues 10 treat II
syphtic and gouorrhnai complaints and having hH,
much prEctce IA this llne hattcTH hiDseft hrcai
give very general satisfaction. call from those
teFeetrd ~ solicited.
Or. T. also makes aud vpnd. sf the best restora
tives Chemical Extract Of French Flowers for C,I
stliGtionA weakness aver offered to the public.
Or, + may ha Cuus3ited Cout1deutially by letter,
sthrTw~e. Medicines 4rcursly packed and sent to
der. III AHA ost any direction.
U4lce hours from E A. NJ TIL 9 A. VI. Franklin
cot nsar the EIch change Motal. RL.hmond city, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

THs MrTTsr IsDiA--Adyices from IN. 4 aited
Statss consul general in Alexandria. E0ypt. have
been received with news by the overland man from
India. The mutny among tbs native troops was
ny more extensive than represented. A long and
bloody war is anticipated.
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BOARDING, &c.

ROARDlNG Borders can obtain good
Jrooms by the month or year on the usual terms
In central aud plaaeant neighh0r sod. Six eight
gentlemen can ar0 be provided with meals, Mt thu
regular price, by applying TO hiss BROWN, az tn
Tcsllenc" - jas Brown, II, on 1th street, between
Grace and Franklin. is 4-ts
NATIONAL HOTEL, MAIN STREET,
AN staunton, N!rginiA,
WM, b. 6ILkS0S, PBoFRIEToR.
Cnnlhussr free Of charge run In connection with
the Hots and the Railroad Depot.
SA~ livery attention il given to passengers who
Fisn 10 depart by either of the lines Of travel.
IuY
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THE RIVER TRAVEL is said to be unusu

ally large just now. The James River steamers are
running full every trip, and from the number Of
persons preparing to visit Old Point and Hampton,
will continue to do so for some weeks to come.
friend direct from Old FONT. informs that there
are five or six hundred visitors ut that place, and
that crowds are continually coming and going.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

THE PRINTERS ABouT.-Among the company who
left Memphis lately for the purpose Of building a
wagon road 10 the Pacific from Little rock, there
were eight printers. When was il that an expedi-
tion Of an exciting or romantic nature set
on foot that printers were not found enrolled AZ
membeTsy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

FIGHTING Wyatt Freeman and Will
liam Freeman, free negroes, will BIO tried by the
Mayor this morning for assaulting and beating
Walter Freeman. ron Sunday last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

FLoGGEn.--William, slave to N. Thorn
ton, was convicted before the Mayor Of trespass
aud dealt with such subjects usually are, when
gnilt liz clearly fastened upon them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

ICE WATER, If indulged in too freely,
when the drinker is excessively hot, may prodnce
cramps in the stomach and other unpleasant re-
suits, but even then its effects are less dangerous
than bad liquors taken freely. Ice. when used
moderately, is luxury that all can enjoy, without
the fear Of after Conseauencss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF IIFE.-The dwelling of
Nr. stephen Dolize, Point-a-la- lIaehe Court
house, La, was destroyed by Are on Sunday night
week and in trying to some effects, Ar D. lost
his life by the explosion of keg of powder within
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

PROLIFIC WHRAT.--Thomss Little, of Sheltonville
Ia Geofgla, writes to the Augusta Chronicle that
ne mas fonnd in his wheat field. seyentyeight heads
lne product of a single grain, the whole bunch
yieidn 3,5S3 sou nd grains
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

"A MOTHER IN IsBAHL"-Mrs Eva Copeuhaver
died In smythe county, Va, on the morning of the
9Th inst, aged IS years. Mrs. Copenhaver was the
mother of fourteen childre,l. She leaves one hun-
thirty great grand children, and one z. e. grand
child
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RUNAWAY

~ ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
IA wARD-For the apprehension and delivery TO
(A BERG or JOHN HENRY PETTIFU0T, who
IL, zen passing as free under the name OF SYDNEY.
bright with busy head Of hair curIed un,ier, and
a small moustache. He ab-conded from our Tobacco
Factory a few days ago, ami We believe he has gone
~ McEk EkY q McCU ULLOCH
po,.rshurg JnIy i5th 1851 is l7-6t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

COST Of THIS UTAH ExPHpITIoS.-lt is stated that
by about the middle of the present month the army
for Utah will be in the field. The cost of the expe
dition is indicated by statement of the various
disbursements in mere preparation. In May and
June 1000 troops forwarded to the Vest
Horses purchased numbered 3o2; mules 234
CONS and harness, 1926; total number of tons OF
Quartermaster $ and Commissary s stores purchased
and shipped, $50; bushels of oats, 5000: corn
1000; steamers engaged, to; team-ters employed,
zoo. Value of QuartermaSter's stores, $500,tD0;
Commissarys stores. }24S.000. The st. Louis Re
publican supp }ses that when the whole account
comes to be footed up, it will be found that the
pedtion has been the means of disbursing
twelve or fifteen. hundred thousand dollars in Mis-
souri,, to say nothing of transportation the
Plains the supply of beef cattle &C, contracts for
which have already been made
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ERos AIExIco.--The Now or,aon. ,o

IRON hExIco-The New Orleans papers contain
Vera Cruz dates to the 7th inst. The British
steamer Dee IeIt 'eta Cruxon the 5h inst for Eng
land, with IL 100000 i'll specie Gen Alvarez had
gained several successes Yicarro but the ,at.r
was not subdaed. The Trait Union reports the
Mexican treasury empty, public confidsnce shaken,
and the future overcast with threatening clouds
The elections In Mexico, Queretara and puebla
were favorable to the progressistss The papers
were full Of rumors Of another invasion OF Sonora
based upon private letters from san Francisco -
One Of them says the expedition is to consist Of
600 men. Fatal epidemic fevers were prevailing
at tiuerrero
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

CHiRIBsToN AND HAVANA MAu.-Ry authority
OF the aci of Congress of the 81 March last Post
master|ienerai Brown has improved the mail ser
vice from Charleston, s. C., by Savannah aud Key
West to Havana, as to be conveyed in steam
vessels the whole year. instead Of sail vessels dur
ing August and September, under the present ar
ronfy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

LET OFF.-The charge against Conrad
schliser for asssultinx and beating Georye I2lapcA
was dismissed by the Mayor at the request of the
complainant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

hEv. Mr. WALDO late chaplin to Congress, and The
gioeHt gioeHt hVing graduate of Yale College is at Sew
haven, Conn, and will attend the college comm enee
ihent next week. He is ninety-fiys wears old
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

COUNTRY REsGDENcE.-We invite atten
,on 10 the sale OF the country residence Of Mr. A.
IndSon Crane, situated but short distance west 81
the city Any one wishing to purchase a neat lit
tie farm within few minutes ride of Richmond.
may get bargain by attending the sale tomorrow
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TERMS: 80. IN ADVANCE.

To III IN Z IIS1lKlN dlNI bININEaS lHEN.
The Necs, having u regular permanent seIui- eek
iy circulation large, If not larger than other
newspaper among the farmers and substantial busi-
men OF Fredericksburg and this section of Viz
kinia, is confidently recommended - a medium of
;tdvcrtising surpassed by no other in this place II
numbers among its readers those who are able 70
buy iherally and pay promptly, and whose custom
Wuud be valuable 10 business men.
Neither labor nor expense will bo spared to make
the NeWs worth than is paid for it by subscri-
bers or advertisers.
Immediate applications enclosing The MONEY, may
be made TO NEWS OFFICE
is S-ts s-' .-.- Frederic ksburg Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

VIRGINIA Mail aArTERs.-The Postmaster General
has established the following post offices:
Pond Greek Wood county, Va, John Finn. post
MASTER North Mayo. Henry county, p. ". More
postmaster sandy Level, Pittsylvania county.
{. Gilbert, postmaster. The office at Mayo1iua
Patrick county, is discontinued. The name Of
Chapmans Spring, Giles county, Is changed to "Hg-
8leston's Springs"
APpgtnmentS.-Anderson Jsrrold postmastar at
Jarrolds Valley, Raleigh county vice sanl Lewi.
moved away; VIM 4. Burwell postmaster at Tay-
ior store Franklin county, Va, vice J. IL. Booth
resigned James r. Rainbo postmaster at Lanral
Washington county, vice Daniel Rambo. resigned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

sfkA"sahRl ss--fhere were seat to market from
Ramsay station, Bergen county, n. j. bet ween tbe
Ixth OF Sune and 7th of July, Lo93 4a3 baskets Of
3S2 S. 't'e1 10 $o,-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

INClbBSrs or INsA>ITY.--The nieIaory of inssno
people maneSts remarked bio peculinritps Il some.
times rotaiua an extraordinary pcrtiuacity in ro
'"liIhA past eyonts, while those nf recent occur
f"nce are utterly obitersted OccasunaIty II woulJ
appear to De suspended at the very moment Of the
attack. Thus, Bergman reIutas the case of an old
nan, aged ninety, who became insane when b..
wa" eiBhteon. aud always believed that he remain.
"a al 'hat ago. The memory, however, OF many
remains perfectly Unlmpaired, snd they have =
vivid recollection Of every incident that occurra,j
IuFihS tho sttack however maniare they NAV have
hefn. In other CaseN. however it il uttarIy ohIit
rated. a maniac VINO had boon cured by prolonged
baths ana irrIsatI0ns, told Mr. Kayer that h, mo-
m"nt he was placed in the bath his memory Iof
"ln. II knew, said he, "that they nut me- into
Fater for long time but all nv ,tnsutions wore
Iehlnei To the impression that all around me was
aSfk then II hoceme clearer. then the obsrurty re-
sppeHred, @ftar which can romembar uothing. il
scented ilko the tints of night then day and then
'NehlhE, sometimes when a patient has been
,'Ie"' u.e 7lspt ofcertaln objects will cause A re
lapse thus Professor Frederick Of Wurtzhnrg ra
iatcs til" casa OF younx man whose tb.,,Ins;sal
tluiles brought on etste profound lnelancboIis
ior tho cure of which he moved to an asylnn,
ne noIah'e o'n'ai"seent, and upon returning home
as tathef gave ftt. i'll honor Of hi. recnyerJ
Upon leaving the tnble. he walked iptn thu OR
den and 81" the asylum 1t distance: INSTANTLY ho
eane ryettei, "a It were to the grouD,I-hi. a,,..
h1rd IN the distance. In vain they attcmptsd f.,
remove HIM; he AT length iarted toward, the bous,
in state Of mania and sozing Ieaden vase ,yhicb
was near him, and addressing hls father in An inl
riatcs tome, struck him on the head aud killed him
On the spot. Tho Imagination is often affected in
very extraordinary manner. Insane peraons have
supposed themselves To be made Of glass and hut
tor, and have tAken extraordinary pains to preyent
their being brOken or matted. Everybody has prtl
hably read the case of tho madman reported in the
ReVue Hrtttanique, who imagined himself TO be
teapot and in order to simulate the handle curyad
one arm around his body. resting his hands up,n
his hips; while, to initiate the spout he held the
other out extended. This attitude he persisted in
retaining. The grammarian Arthemidore, was so
frightened at the sight of crocodile, that he be-
came mad, and insisted that the animal had eaton
away his foot, and his left hand
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

- $40 REWARD.-Ranaway from
IA the subscriber. on Monday July 9, negro man,
HNnamnd MALAKI He is about III years vi
~ age feet inches high. Of rather dark
na,. % ami has stoop in his shoulder. lie
brmerIy the property Of Mr. BeazIry, who reside
aonle four miles from the city, and purckased by
me a few days since Of Dickinson, iill Co. He has
been for years pist engaged in the we'll dfgyng
and /, doubtiess well known in the neighborhooj
of Brooke Avenue. The above reward viii l,e paid
fGr his delivery at Mr.. Tate's Jail, near Nayo's
Bridge. ELIZABETH |lCkEhs.
is i4-ims
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y FM0YAL.-We have removed tempo
II rsfily to Ne Pearl street, undor tho Rxchnng~
Holol, where shall b. pleased 10 seo our ol:
friends. G.. VI. PURCELL 4 CO.
rex Exchange Brokers'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

TllE FREDERICKSBURG NEWS, pub
l. lished sEAl-wEEKLY. would not willingly be pedk-
tV, for any consideration any subject or in any
Of its departments original selected. lt sndeavors
to be useful to the farmer especially and to all poll
tcians and others open to conviction or willing to
listen to Its political friends having been
Mr. Buchanan against the attacks of the Democratic
party, and is in the market for paying subscrbcrs
without regard to creed or acknowledgements as
lief have those who can't read English any Others
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

WILLIAM HURLEY. BANKER,
w - Nais 81. opposite tha St Charles Hotel
Richmond Va
Dealer 10 Dytaestio Exchange Unturront Banh
N5t4 Bs-uess Paper and Marketable Securities oi
6y.Ty de- ItJa.
LAND " ARKANTS bought aAi sold.
fl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
~ 5CHO0L-Corner 9Th and Clay streets.
This School opens ls October and closes on 18th
July.
TERMs-(PAyABLE sEAI-SNSUALLY IN ADVANCED
Classical and Mathematical Department.
Senior CtdSs-The Classics and higher Mathe-
hlh tlcs '.V" w
Junior CLtss-The Rudiments of the Classics,
with the hi cher English Brdnchcs........... 10 00
English Department.
Higher Branches 90 tn
IL l6--3rn ROGER MARTIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

NaAAA bItNEE. -1nlS new ana ele-
CANT bark, the property of the Messrs. Currie. Of
thls city description of which we published some
mort time since, has reached Richmond and is now
,sln8 In the dock ready to receive her cargo. The
l. Iessfs. tarrle have done more to increase the
tate ana we are pleased to know that they have
eeen hberally repaid for their enterprise. The
sally McGee" WAS built by Abrahams. of BaIt
more she is put MP in the very best style. is of
going vessels owned By her proprietors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21

~ NOTICE. have for sale, lease or
Iii rent, Houses, Lots &c. from lst to 33rd streets
..nd in the county of Henrico, some of which Lots
cannot be surpassed for beauty and locality by any
within the corporation limits; and when you come
could not have done her part for the conVe-
nience of to erect such establishments upon all
Jrany Of the above ] shall be pleased to have the
views of operators upon the subject before them
Apply tn III. W. TYLER
my 5-3m gent for ha Trustees
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REMOVALS, &c.

DEMOVAL.-1he subscriber has remov-
II Ell tn his five story store on the epr-,-t.
gid of Main street, riv doors boisw the late stand o.
M,a4rp. Purcell Ladi &t'o.
LOUIS J. B0SsIEUX,
Steam Candy Manufacturer,
N No u }Isis Htr,.,t
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NOTlCE.-The subscriber Offers his ser
~ vices to the public. rs Collector Of al kinds g
Clsims ard h"p'H ~ strict ATTENTION AMI prompt re
turns % merit fair proportion NJ busiuess. He car
h% found az hc=-Ts. 4otlil App6rs0ss
l.. II. LUCK.
Rctsra 10 Goitn & Arporpon. Tho4 L. pudloy, La
fher Libby. X u. Ninmo. X. q. Haskins Gel Tho
Z Aug4et, John T.. Ballard. Horace h. Kent.
Is glia
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RbsCstIrAfIoN FROM TaANCg-A young lady an
attendant on tho Princess of Denmark in 1897 after
having been coufned to her bed for length Of time
with violent nervous disorder, WAS to all sppsar.
ance deprived Of life. Her lips were quite pale; her
lace resembled that of dead person: and her body
which she died. laid in a cofin, and the day of the
funeral WAS fixed on. The day arrived and accord
Tag 10 the custom OF the country funeral songs and
hymns were sung before thu door. Just as the peo-
pie were abont to nail on the lid of the coffin a
Kind Of perspiratiun observed to appear Oh the
surface Of her body. 1t was greater every moment
and at last kind Of conyusiSe motion was observ-
ed in the hands aud feet Of the corpse. few mo
ments after, during which time fresh 81 ms OF re-
turning life appeared, she at once opened her eves
and uttered most pitiahle shriek Physicians
were quickly procured and In the course Of a few
deys she considerably restored
The description which she herself gavo Of her
situation is clear and remarkably curious, and
forms an authentic addition TO psychology She
said 1t seemed to her il in dream that she was
really dead yet she perfectly conscious OF ell
that happened around her In this dreadful state
She distinctly heard her friends speaking and la
menting her death, at the side of her coffin. She
feat them phil the dead clothes and lay her in it.
This feeling produced @ mental anxiety which is in
describable. Che tried 10 cry, hnt her soul WAS
without power, and could not net on her body She
had the contradictory feeling IL che were in her
own body. and Yet NOT IN it- Mt one and the sanr
time. IL WAS equally impossible for her to stretch
oat her arm, or to open her eyes, to cry. although
size continually endeavurHd to do The internal
anguish Uf her mind was, however, at its height
when the funeral hymn began to be sung, and when
the lid OF the coffin WAS about TO be nailed The
thought that she was to be buried alive, the
hrst ono which gave activity to her soul, aud caused
II 10 operate oh her corporeai frame.
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jy l7-d2aw5w&wc4w
MISS PEGRAM'S BOARDING AND
ASA DAY SCHO0L-The second session of Miss
PEGRAMs SCHOOL will begin the lst of October
next, and will end the ;}1th of June. l3bS.
The Course OF instruction will be thorough and ex-
tcnsye reaching from the elementary to the highest
branches of Education.
The English Department will be under the inlme-
liate supervision of Miss pEGRAM. She will aiso
sumo the Bellies Lettre Glass, for young Ladies' who
have left school.
Competent assistants will be employed in each
department. and French will receive especial atteD'
ton.
Circulars containing full information concerning
the School, may be had on application to Mrs j. ".
pEtiRAM, Linden Square, Richmond. #e~=---
Persons Intending to enter Pupils. are requested TO
engage them without delay, 40 TINT arrangements
may be made for their accommodation.
jy 2-dTu. ThSSat tlAuX&Wts