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The sworn statements of the surviving officers
"i the lost steamer, viz: James NJ. Frazer the Sc
cond officer; John Black. boatsw.in; Geo. H. Ashby
chief engineer, and Henry Kiefer second assistant
engineer, are published in the New York papers of
Yesterday, in the form of an extended protest to
the underwriters, and though not differing mate
rially from statements already given, are officially
made, under OATH and supposed to be more parti-
cular and full to their conduct in their resDec-
tive departments, and as to the management of
the ship, and the circumstances under which she
Vas lost
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THE Ono Trust CoMpAyr.-The Cincinnati Com.

THE ONO TRUST CoMPANY.--The Cincinnati Com
mercial of the 21st says:
The well known Trust Company building, south
west corner of Third and Main streets, has been
sold at private sale to the Merchants Bank of
Cleveland at Sl25,000. The Trust Company was
indebted to the Merchants Bank in a sum greater
than that at which the building was valued. The
balance of Indebtedness has been liquidated by the
transfer of other real estate, that all legal pro-
ceedings commenced by the Cleveland Bank have
been withdrawn.
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SoRA-some very fine-were selling in
the markets yesterday fer IS cents per Dozen
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MAKING PREPARATIoN.-The ladies, it
IL said, are making extensive preparations for the
approaching Mechanics Fair to commence on the
18th OF October. Many of them are expected to
compete for the special premiums offered TO the
daughters of Virginia. We beg leave to remind
them that the hall will De opened for the reception
of goods ON the 18th of October, and that they
should describe the contributions accurately on
She accompanying tickets, and say whether they
are Intended for competition, for exhibition on
y All articles sent in will be carefully provided
for and the Committee promise to spare no efforts
10 give entire satisfaction to all who may contri-
butte to the exhibition
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REMOVABLE. PLUME has remove
SUMMER RETREATS.

MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
w SPRINGS.-E0TICE.-Y rumors preju-
iciai 10 the interest Of the Proprieors in regard to
thc opening aGi closing Of the seasons, having been
ru: i'll circulation heretofore in order prevent the
occurrence of similar reports, give notice
that the present will not be closed before the
st OF October. RO. IL. M0SBY,
IN 26-ts President.
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SPAIN

The Paris correspondent OF. the London Tf,nes
says that intelligence from Rome is highly lavora-
ble to the arrangement of the pending difficulty he
tween Mexico and the Holy See Although moth
ing has as yet been finally concluded. the Merican
ilenipotentidTy at Rome has obtained the assurance
u'at ne Sdes ?t chuch propsrty and suppression Of
coareats already effected sio5itd 6s recognized.
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FIRE.-About II o'clock last Wednes-
day night. a frame stable owned by Mrs CARING
ton near the old church. on Church Hill, was set
on fire and partially consumed. The firemen turn
ed nut with their apparatus, and succeeded In pre-
venting the flames from spreading, though they
could not save the old building. Loss small
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The store Of Mayer Morris, In Augusta, Ga
was robbed Of 81 800 in money and watches ias'
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TIVE CHISWICK SCHOOL.

CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
VIII he 7ev7suHi al the subscribers residence =
miles w,st Of Richmond, ou Thurs lay October ist.
Having had sTl yrNTs eNpcTiruCe, and being nc
,le!ite. opt totsgc,. share Of public patron
aE- j. solicited
Ihr ID, ttIsu is retired and remarkably healthy
The ti-giul.u" Will a. Christian aY2 {}irenktI
4 t'w A.aulrrS tmalc or fcmalr,) mas. on early
APPLICATION, 'c ercgmno odatrd AZ mi house and 9TH
eg> ID IA" nrl-hhlIhucd,
sea-im& GE0. G. EMAIL. A NJ
y. b. For Information in the city amply % My. Hen
FL tNtLL. Architect, opposite the American.
60 THERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
- RICHMOND. Va.
lHt ac1t session Of this Institution will begin on
ttr first Monday in October and close on the lst day
q July.
The Principals viii be aided by nine assistants.
Eog further particulars address
ID. LEE POWELL n.:,=,
Il. J. MORRISON, Principals.
An ys-cltlS..ti71O
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DOARDING.-Mrs CHhS. X. SPAR,
A MEXICAN HOTEL,
4 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Opposite the New Custom House.
DUVAL, Proprietor.

The undersigned having taken this Hotel respect
fully the TACT to his friends and the pub
tic. and sOCits their patronage. He has removed his
family to the Hotel and WILL from this day. give his
personal and undivided attention tothe business and
hopes to give satisfaction TO all who may patronise
the house Histables supplied with all the deli
caces of the season, and will always be furnished
with the best of everything that the market can
supply.
Good and capable servants have been selected and
the guests may at all times expect prompt and par
ticular attention.
au 5-ts ALEX. DUVAL.
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COUGH ELTXIR-For Pulmonarv Dis

1 .otuH ELlAIh-for pulmonary DIS
~ - ease in its ineipient stage, and for Colds and
above any other remedy that has been offered 20
the patronage OF Southern community. This medi-
ever nature, with which humanity may be afflicted
nor does the proprietor declare it TO be the ONLY CURE
for punenary diseases; but from the reputation it
has acquired for ITSELF and that without pulling
with those who have used it, and from the great mum
Der OF certificates of residents of Richmond, who
liberty 10 commend il to general use, satisfied that
the afflicted cannot it without receiving great
beneft from It's healing and curative powers.
For sale by Mrs. A. b. DAVIS, Bennett Beers.
Alex. Duyai. Chas Milispaugh r. j. Picot, A. Bode-
ker and Chas. ID. Yale. my2l
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- hr. wright, the new minister to Berlin from the
United States, has presented his credentials to the
king In private audience at Sans Souci
Berln was crowded with members of the Evan
geical Union, and the proceedings of the Union
were TO commence forthwith
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The latest advces from Persia state that the Br-
ush Minister had been received by the shah Gov
ernment had proclaimed the legal equality of the
Inherent religious denominations Of the Persian
empire. British force Of 54G0 remained at Bu-
sh'fe' lleTat had not been evacuated. Fifty thou
oand men were assembled iu Khorassan
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sss FOR RENT-A DESIRABLEB BUSI-
E2a NESS STAND ON MAIN, BETWEEN l4Tn
AND 18TH SFS.-Tho store and back rooms No 6g
Main street, next door to Thos. A Rust. Hardware
store. Possession given Immediately, Inquire of
Miss r. LYON, UverC. Hartwelrs. on Bread st.
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To BE LAUNCHED.-Mr. J. J. Abrams.
OF Baltimore, has now on the stocks bark which
Will ready to launch in few days. She has been
built for Mr. John Currie Of Richmond. and fs de-
signed Tor the South American trade. Her timep-
srns are l2O feet from stem to stern, % feet
breadth Of beam and ii feet depth OF hold She
VIII carry 360 tons $500 barrels. Mr. Abrs-
hlIs has also in course of construction schooner
o 400 tons, for David Currie, also of Richmond
lie intends adding her 10 his line of packets be-
tween Richmond and New York
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\ GAME LAw-for the protection of
partridges turkeys, hares, deer, and ducks is be-
,hg prepared by a gentleman in this city, and will
be presented to the next Legislature Of Virginia
'or hS adoption 10 fixing eae penalty for It's vio-
iatioh' the Legislature should add imprisonment.
with the fine, for the second offence and at least
enc half the fine should 20 to the informant The
destruction OF game by severe winters and trap
ping has been so great within the past four years
that unless the most stringent measures are tax
TOR ITS protection, the entire eathered race will be
Killed off. Besides the sport afforded to huntsmeu
ny game birds, their destruction will prove heavy
'"sS to the agricultural community as learned wri-
ters on the subject have abundantly proven. Not
only do they feed upon the seed Of weeds and such
plants as are injurious TO the interests of the far
ner, but they consume vast amouuas of insects of
All sorts, and by devourng their eggs and breaking
up tieir nests save thousands Of dollars worth OF
eefe"is II the birds were protected they should
be. III the spring aud summer season. they would
do vast deal towards checking the operations Of
the army worm and chinch bug, which have been
the curse of our agricuturals,s for several years
past.
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O. FOR REET-Two new and desira-
!a,i bic brick tenements on 18TH between Marshall
2nn Poplar streets, near the Iancasterian School,
they each contain rooms, with 100 feet depth of lot
Price 81. 30 per month. X. CAUTHOHE.
al lS-ts
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tt.ss FOR RENT, and Immediate posses
R:a sion had one ofthe most pleasant residences On
Church Ill., situatedo on Broad street recently occn-
pied by DR. k. b. Lyme. containing 10 rooms with all
necessary out buildings. large brick stable and we'll
Of good water on the premises Apply 10
f.. A. j. CL0PT0N,
Corner OfWall and Franklin streets
Opposite Messrs. Dickinson. Hill Il Co.'S.
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~ VERY DESIRABLY LOCATED PRI-
.i::l ' ATE DWELLIN0 AND VACANT LOT AT
tHE CORNER OF GRACE AND 5FH STREETS
FOR SALE-We are su .horiZed 10 sell the above de-
tlIably located property, now in the occupancy of
A. A. Hughes, ESQ
The location isJustly regarded among the best in
the city The house has front Of 33a feet, and the
vacant lot ~ feet each running tRck l57 feet to an
alley The house will be sold with, or without the
vacant lot as may be preferred Apply to
So 4-1tiD GDDDIN Il AppFRSON
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CRY GUARD.-This newly organized
nnteer corps held meeting last Wednesday
u gut, and elected most of their officers The
mpany IS said to number sixty members and
Promises to be great acquisition to the reglm,nt
We were shown, yesterday, the commissions Of the
officers. grarted by the Governor. and understand
that the first parade will take place about the mid
die OF December Capt TRUAaaS Il an Old yolun-
teer though Young man and will no Doubt prove
very popular officer The uniform adopted Il 20
be similar to tina. worn by the L. {. Blues save
that the trimmings will be buff instead Of white
and the skirt of the coat will be more fully
trimmed. The buttons are to be Of ball shape
and the dress of the officers will be- trimmed with
goii lace. The company have selected the new
regulation cap with bud pempon, which win be
very handsome. We append list Of officers, there
being yet quarter master, surgeon, secretary and
treasurer TO elect.
CtptdtR-Wm. T. Trueman.
L'sutsaaats-Jos. w. Barlow, senior Ist-P.
Montague, junior lst {.
s.rgedats-Wm. W. Wood, LIST; Jas. 7. Vaughn,
"a; ihos J. Berry, Sd; y. Miller, 4th, William s.
Woodson, 5th
tp'Iorats--jos b. Smith. lst; James W. pegram
"a; n III Iruebart. 3D. Samuel I. Peters 4ths q C.
Bryant, 9th; }. A. Davis, eth
As soon as the legal number of members ara
nnif1rmed' they will apply to the Governor aud OBJ.
tain their arms.
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DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

II ~ - bt'jA TpiN loCN NJ LAblT4N.
II Tan E,v. W. :. WEBB. 4. NJ, will resume
tes.l5n< VD THURSDAY. Oct iSt.. At the room in
lie reaf cf The eanurt ChuTch on 18th street be
t>.au Broad AMI Marshall. lately occupied by Mr. +
" Roster. The coarse ot study will copnpris that
n r laoSf approved schools, either North Jr south
ThaC0uS,;'rSs IN every department will be spe-
t.siy rewarded Iu addition To collegiate eduCa
tJg ths rtiSar has taken special pains by per
s.usly visiting within ihe last few years the most
proved institutions ef our country, TO introduce
.uta hi> ytem nh that /, really desirable
EgYrGENCFS:
T: E-v. WA. Ncadt. u. D.: Rev. !. Gragamcr, Rev.
: t54ik. thoUgs !. Grr,u ESq. Halifax 60 Rev.
T. " p,'"", Dr \. T. GrceH, pApv:i,c: II Dl!liald
Nu. Martin. E~G.. III g. Ha3rstuU, Henry 90; Rev.
: g. T-11arI. \ ~, J.y>terf,ll Rev. John Cooke
i.s n. >TiiuNtr'lcN. Hanover; Roy. y. A Okesun
Nst.s. R.y- A. Wa5e, Vt. D. Charles City Hon T.
I. H-.-3s, y. G. WashInStou Rev. y. Head Rev. 4.
No.5ofd-. j. ;, Mr.. Pottisrcw, & !. stokes Es,! b!
&. J.. Baldwin Esl Col l.. foDtaiue Richmond
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(1LASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL

~ SCHO0L-The undersigned will, on the first OF
october next, open Classical and Mathematical
school, embracing such course of instruction as
will ut youth for an easy entrance into the high
classes. either, of classical scientific nstitu-
tons They have procured the desirable lot at the
having erected their school room. Their
FERNS viii be as follows, (PAyABLE sEMI-ANNUALLY
N ADyASCg)
Latin Greek and Mathematics s60
Latin Greek, and do. 81
English Branches ......................... 40
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BOARDING., &c.

SOARDlNEf, &C.
\OTICE.-T Central Hotel will be re-
" opened on TUESDAY, the ist day ofSeptember
for the accommodation OF Boarders and transient
toners. The table will be furnished with the best
tne market affords the Bar will be furnished at all
times with the best Liquors Wines and Cigars. We
our best exerons to give satisfaction to all who
may i,Iyor with call.
Au I5-d2aw&C2m JOS. A. MAYO ( co.
NOTICE.-On the 18th day of Septem-
y bsr the Misses MURRAY will reopen their
house, Grace street between 9TH and 9th streets
for the reception of boarders. au 3l-2awtlO
DOARDlNG.-Mrs CHhS. X. SPAR
- HAWK will reopen Boarding House sn Ist Oc-
t"her. She "ill be pleased to accommodate 10 IL
single gentlemen with board and lodging with
day board. Her house is on Governor street. over
Mr.. p. IL. Taylor's Muslc Store-only few minutes
walk from the most business part Of the city.
SO 22-6t*
AIRS. FRANCES A. CROUCH, having
VI desirably located residence would receive
two Ladies', or four school Girls, as BOARDERS in
her flmily. For terms apply at the corner of Clay
and ith streets Sc l5--I4t
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- FOR RENT-A very comfortable
E:.l Brick Tenement on Broad street, Church HILL
containing seven rooms and three basement rooms
Kitchen. wood and coal house, and large brick sta
ble, COW house, &c. Immediate possession eau be
given For terms, &c, apply TO Or. Il. b. LAYNE,
on the premises, or ED N. MORGAN
Sc Ats Main strpst
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.urei.
KgPGRgNcEs-B. c. Wherry, Mrs. James Gray, WIN
fray, Or. j. q. Wayt, Col : H. Parker. Thomas j.
evans, Geo. Maynard, D. s. woodbridge, Rev J. l.
Edwards; Rev. Leroy NJ. Lee, Samuel Greenhow l..
v. Giazebrook, Benz. Pollard 4. '. Crenshaw, H. b.
spence, Il. H. Meade. Chas C, Elicit. Chas Stebbins,
E.t. Townsend VIM A. Smith, Thos. q. Qusrles,
5arland Hanes, Felix Matthews, Alex Dnval, W F.
": Taylor, I. ". Keesee b. JONES' F. Lawson.
NJ Those who may desire to enter pupils are re-
Inested TO make early application at my residence,
Post OfiiCe. Jy 22-tlOc
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FNGLlSH, CLASSICAL AND MATH-

T'NULINW- NLANSIVAL MD NATH-
Il EMATICAL. SCHOOL.-Praf. II. J. Christian
having resigned the chair OF Greek in Richmond
College. VII open an English Classical and 5Ia1he-
1,;'cu school IN this city, on l.t October next Du-
TU< hlS lauG oNVeiiguco "a a teacher. hc has been
constantly impressed with the want Of thur0uyanes,
Il III. preparation Ol boys either fer Culieg or the
active duties of life H. Therefore proposes to admit
only az many pupils a. he teach. and to devote
himself with uNJiriuE energy to making thorough
scholars Ia the ltlCtost seH,e al tho term. he has
secured comfortable rooms ith street. between
Franklin and Main Any communication addressed
t. him through tine Richmond ?. o., viii be prompt
l. attended to lie hopes that those who intend TO
pt;Tonlze hIm viii make immediate application.
1eruS payable semi-UnuUsGly IN advanced $40.
RrTEgENCEs ~-isey. J. ret rkin, Rev. Geo. Mood
bridge, d. d, Judge IIalyhurton, Judge Meridith
N"-ssrs. Nm. II. Christian. Jno. II. Gregory, Fred
Eran-ford, Wm. 7. Taylor e. H. Minor, *. l.. Chris.
tlta. Wyurham Robertson, Jos. Z. Anderson, John
e. -. ger. Chas. Genuct. Rev. Nr Eepl,r Gen. WIN.
II Richardson. Col. I. j. Evans. Capt. c. Dimmock,
Dr. j. J. Miller. II. ]. CHRISTIAN.
- is
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EDUCATION.

aflSS TAHgN ELLIS SCHOOL, Grace
VI e,,.... .gs,tween Ijh and Sth-1he seventh SOS
,7nst a. s.hool will commence on tle LIST day c
W.fanrr ana close on the lst day cf July.
Ibs r., sla>h department. is exclusively under the
3ir.si n nf i}s PRINCIPAL, except tho philosophical
..3 h.A her mathematical cla. ScS which Will he
,..-sl.t n, y gentleman who has had several years
.yperipts,e in teaching IN cur city.
Tlt, French class viii hc under The instruction of \
Gentleman ho has had much suCceSs In con!muni
ssHag that language. Sc le-dlm*
MSS PEGRAM'S BOARDING AND
VI pAY >CHnOl. FOR YOUNG LADtFS.-Miss
r!6NAM w3li RI open her School on the LIST day OF
She vl3I. AZ heretofore have entire supervision OF
fN ErSiisa Classes. aided by competent assistants
Isfa. Mathematics, the Physical Sciences and
N-Jal ~ i3o-ophY viii lie Taught by MIR. PACE. q
..ft;.g3au a successful oNDcflel5cr a. q teacher
Vhr FHENCH LANdU AGE will le under the
sh4~sr ot Madame \ HrRAUn a Partisan lady ui
sl. highest publications.
lhe RELLko LETTtkS CLASS will he continued.
So Its
So whis aud Eoqotrcr ccry, daily aud country.
rTIIE next Session of Mrs. BENNETT s
4 SCHOOL FOR BOYS Viii commence on the
Is. .t n"ia'sg-
i!syrup.!s NIL hs thoroughly instructed and pre-
yarr Tor "a. Hiurr advanced classes in Bows schools
ia,;guctjau IA i.aup and French, Il desired
Ts'eNs, PER SESSION;
u3gT 10 wears ~ %
Cssr 10 SaB~S at - tsl
IHliI.a . Latin or Frn-h r3ch........,..... 10 ~
EH-in,s;,on oa 9th, between Grace and Franklin
streets an 2t-6w
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rs FOR REN Tenement No. 2l7
lei Main street, including Store-will be put in
thorough repair for good tenant.
jy 23-ts LEWIS D. CRENsEAW.
OF. FOR RENT OR LEASE.-Having
saI purchased a residence in the city, offer for
rent or lease for three years, from st October next
SAINTS leased by of James ii. Morson, Esq The
premises will be put in thorough repair.
jy 23-ts LEWIS ID. CRENSHAW.
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81 STORE ON BROAD STREET FOR
I'll aii::G RENT OR LEASE.-The subscriber offers for
Rent or Lease his store and cellar No 229 Broad st.
adjoining Messrs. Crenshaw, Quaries Co.'s new Dry
street for business 1t is % feet WIDE Sc feet deep
and has granite front. To- good tenant tia terms
will be accommodating and possession given imlne-
,!iately. THOS d. OUARLFS
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The School VIII open on MONDAY. September 2Ist
L..
4 CADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF RICH.

y JhULMIO UEIAhI VI IN UF hIJH-
- MOAD COLLEGE.-In this School are taught
Euel>h Grammar, Geography, History, Arithmetic,
Algebra and the elements Of Latin and Greek. 1t
lds been plal ed under the management of Mr.. III.
" Eelrhagt. late an Instructor in the Albemarle
Military Institute who comes highly recommended
J''n scholar and a disciplinarian. The tuition
lee ui students belonging exclusively to this depart
IN ent In SIS for the session OF nine months. The
SION opens on the lst day of October. Catalogues
be had on application al the bookstore of Messrs
HurOid Murray. Sc 23-dt4thO
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!'HE EXERCISES of Mr.. sTUART5S

=, tLAooiCAb anu HAIItENIAIICAL SCHUUL
".l be resumed on the lst Of October next. Assist
ant: j. C.. LITTLE, NJ ~, OF the University of Va
Parents will pease make early application.
TERMS: (IuyGGie Se15itnnVGUy IN ddrdysce.)
For tsiton in Latin, Greek and Mathematics. 500 co
g Latin and Mathematics. 80 90
ErtmCh, extra. % 90
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2a::Q The commodious and pleasant Brick House,
corner OF Grace and Path streets with gas hydrant
well, kitchen, stable, and all necessary outheuses
upon the premises. 1t will be put in thorough re-
pair. ELIZA L. VAN LEW
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EDUCATION.

RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE -
~ The next session of this Ins,itn,e ,,,Il ,'..
on Thursday, lhe first day of Ictoher ant
/ last Thursday ia June lSsS ''" c'oae the
/ TEiSMs TER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS,
! - TUITION IN PREPARATORY DEp.RTxENr
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MISS LIZZIE STUART win omen

Az School for Yonng Children at her mothers res
idehee corner of Grace and 81 on the list of ct
Der next She hatters herself from her experience,
SD VIII be able 10 give satisfaction.
chs begs leave to refer 10
Rev. Mr.. Innegerode1
Rev. Mr.. peterkin, pi,.
r. r. Daniel Es4, hioAih'ha'
Uf X II. Gabil
VI. Jeffties Esq,
John Washington, Esq e'hS anu Raeei'
George u. Savage, Henrico. se ll--ims
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Or: FAMILY RESIDENCE FOR RENT
ka::l Ihe house at the corner OF Cary aud Foushee
streets 1t has i've room with fire places in them
Lesdes the Kitchen aud two Out-rrosms fer servants
There Is hydrant ON the lot and ether usual CON
Tenlences for family. Psase ssion given imuledj
ately. For terms apply to
au Sits TlIOMAS EVANS
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COPENHAGEN, September 7, 1S57.--The Legislative
Chambers have been cOnvoked for the Both SepteIn-
ber.
Baron llOokschii, Ambassador or Sweden and
Norway to the Court of st. James, died suddenly
D 2sterday.
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T AGER BEER VENTILATORS for the
the same time allowing il to run freely. Also on
hand Brass and Wooden Beer spckets For sale at
WfLBAGHER'S,
Sc % No POS Main street.
FEATHERS Feathers for sale by
Il ssls-lm STOKES Il RlVES.
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secured.
Refers to Gov Wise, GenI VIM H. Richardson
Col. Il. FontaiHe, Messrs. Il. A. Myers Binford 4
Blair, Thomas X. Price John NJ. Patton, p. K. Graf
tan. AeX'r II. Holladay, and Revs. J. Peterkn aud
tInnrqn Wnndhrilra- Iv 2n--llfIstn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-25
MIR. TlGHE'S SELECT SCH0OL. ON

Refers to the following gentlemen among the patrons
II the school last session viz; Rev Drs. oodbrdge
Ind keppler Doctors Cabell Cunningham and Dears4;
hlessrs. Beers Poudexter, Crenshaw 4 Co., l.. D.
;renshaw, VIM. H. Grant, 9. b. Yale, J. n. Royal.
REQ : Palmer, Thos VI. Alfliend John VI. Patton, J.
VIM. 5: Trplett, VIM Marshall, Geo NJ. West, Col.
Chos; IL. Ellis \. Bcy. Tucker Washington city Cor
bin Warwick. VIM. f. Butler, ,Thos, " .Brokenbro4gh,
Nm. Ii. Smith, \. NJ. Martin, &c. &c. Apply on the
premises to X. Ii. L. TIGUE A. NJ
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