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John J. Kelly, of Thomaston, Maine, mate Of the
brig carmina, bound TO Cienfuegos, fell overheard
at Philadelphia, Wednesday night, aud was drown
ed.
The Jcsvnal de ConstantiHepie contains an adyer.
tisement Of the Issue of the shares of the Danube
and Black sss Railway reserved for Turksy.
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WHATS IN NAMs 2--tieoTge Washington. John
Adams and Thomas jefferson sailed ia ths ship
Liza Adams, from New Ledi0rd. Gn Wednesday, !,
on whaling Voyage
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tpN N Ru7rN'RE-Life in Baltimore mus, he
iTr'y IN the extreme. rhe little amusing scenes
WIN travellers and strangers ara thus sampled in
the sun Of that city:
Yesterday morning whilst the 4'o,clock pass.r.
ger cn1ca OF one OF the leading hotels was convey.
ing It's gussts to the Camden station il was wan
t9ny assaiied on the corner Of Ral,imore ana
har'rS streets by party of ruthaus who threw
h'leks amt discharged pistols at the vehicle The
windows We're smashed by the missiles and n hall
com tom pistol lodged IN the sash work No one WAS
hP'E STOCKS ON Hsyr.--rhc New York Tim.s
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A Nuy@LTY.--The Troy tN " ulget Of Tines
day evening says for tAe first time iu period of
years figure below - is used to-day in the flour
quotations
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'AiNfuL SuiciDE.-On Thursday last
man named HEzEKlAH Fills. nm emuIo,e,. a, tn
new cuai PITS IN iienrieo county alb ut IIae mile.
:r,r W " t"'S cry committed snice by hanging
,'',tI 10 u trre it Is said that h. had been
drinking freely for several DAYS hrf,ra tt. .ad oc
Gurr"hce ami on thar morning seemed gloomy and
low spirited but no one supposed th,; he de,jrnad
pu.tinE an END :" his existence After ben. ali.
""''l 'ue st'itineht "r some time his friends
made search tor him in the xooJs n4.r t,y sr,.i
found hiin suspended toa tree. cold in, ,l,.tb
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STEAMER Jamestown wN--The p hIic W II
observe by our advertising columns OF to-day. tina,
TINS faVorlte steamer has resume her trips again
and we infer from the article beiow. w:h We COPY
from the new York EXrress, that she has been
very much improved in every respect. aud better
prepared than ever To encounter any storm that
she may come ia contact with She will leave her
wharf at Rockets Tomorrow afternoon at her
usual hour. i O'Clock.
hichmJad McGHer.-Wa were pleased to see the
Steamer jamestown at her wharf Pier Is \. H.. on
Wednesday morning looking trim and tidy as
ever. and giving palpable evidence of having been
thoroughly strengthened, We discover from the
wharf, that double bottom and sides had been.
put On her during the time she has been laid up
after the plan adopted with the Washington, Full
ton, and other steamers.
Capt. Parish, her veteran commander. remarked
that although his ship had always ranked A l. and
still would have done with thorough cauIkIng.
yet knowing the public would be sensitive about
all seagong steamers. after the late disaster he
solved that the jamestown should be like Cesar s
wite--abOve suspicion.
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WATCH HOUSE INCAkCERArroSs.-

WATCH House lNCAkCERATIoNs.-D
ring the month of August, there were l21 persons
confined in the two station houses of this city, &
OF whom were whites. Is slaves and Is free ne-
groes In the first station hOuse there were -
whites n slaves and IL free negroes In the srcund
station house there were 10 Whites "A slaves aud
free negroes.
In the month of September the number of incar-
eerations amount 10 lol divided rs follows: Whites
81, slaves 80. free negroes IA In the rst station
house there were IS whites, 36 slaves and u Tree
negroes. In the second station house there were
IL whites, "a slaves and ~ free negroes.
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loss on Suo,R.--It is stated that there now
two cargiss pf sugar in Georgetown u C., On
which the loss. in consequences "t the resiuced
prices L. sf,riy.thotsntid dollars.
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| DsArH OF AN AUTuOREsS-Mrs. Johnstone. a lad '
whose name has occupied place in modern SCOT
| tlsh literature recently died in E,inburs She
was for many years editor of T,ifs MtyazJne and
was the author Of Clan Allyn" Elizabeth d,
Bruce. and other novels fashionable twenty year.
| ago and more lately of Violent Hamilton
| knights of the Round Table and the various
! stories published .ts the "Edinburg Tales"
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CELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH

~ SCH00L.-The subscriber. formerly assistant,
and then successor to Dr. :. Naupn conscious OF the
Disadvantages of crowded and pronscuous schools
proposes to take very small number OF hoys Qinl-
tied positively to 49, under his ewn personal care
and instruction. From long experience, he feels Con-
flent of giving entire satisfaction. lie has secured
suitable room, corner of 10Th and Bank streets op-
pose the Square, where he can be found by any who
may desire his services.
s.-Classcal, Mathematical and English
Branches and French, whole session, SIp0-pay able
half in advance.
Sc l6-lm* 2. III. MONTAGUE.
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ATTEMPTED lSFANrlclpg We nat;e

ATTEMPTED lSFAN~tClpE We noticed
thr TACT some days siuce. that i negro wo,oa,,
ht'neI WINNIE the property of Mr. Nm Nc arty
hia attempted to destroy her newborn Iaha ana
tlat ehe wuuid be arrsigned hrf5 re the N,vor Ef
'he "Hrnee. IN saturday last the accused was 60,
to III" lar for examination. when il was nv,
that she stated 10 -ficer Perrin fhst she threw her
the +th Of Au-u-t and said q AZ She dtd IL A. L;,
her shame Winnie was hired 70 Hr Ti,nrioyy -
the time and when the child was ftnd Iyiner in ,ha
alley in rear of 'lr rs promises denied that .I,r
Knew anything about IT. bUt on finding that it was
not dead. ana that her mureruus Intentions ccrId
not he concealed Acknowledged her guilt and i
now nnrS'ug the 'tLie infant with Il mothers care
The penalty 0t her act i nothing laor4 than m
lash. whereas white person FOR the same offence
world be sent 70 the peuiteutary for nun,ber If
years. fhc examination will be resumed by the
Mayor tomorrow morning..
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EDUCATION.

4 s -
RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
~ The next session Of his Institute will commence
ON Thursday, the FIRST day of October and close the
TERMS FER sEssIoN OF NINE MONTHS:
- !. TUITION IN PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
EnRliSh SO
Ii CoIEGiafr DEPARTMENT 10
Engiish and Scientific studies ......... 50
French, Latin, 20
III, ORNAMENTAL DEpaRrNEYT. '''''' ~
Dg'Sns Needle Work GTScaa Painting &c % %
Iv. Bo1SniSa DFrIaTarST 20
20
Noextra charge for instruction in Vocal Music. :or
FACULTY.
- REv. r. MANLY, JR. President, and Professor Moral
Rkv. J. l.. BURROWS, D. d. Evidences of Chris
tianty.
=, NJ. b HowErr, \. NJ, Ancient Languages and Ma
u. A. LEwrs, VI D. Natural Sciences.
Miss MARIE l.. THOMPSON, French.
= BtCHLER, German.
Me> tNaA hoteemBE, English branches.
MISS EtI2ABEvn V. \ EI-SnN, do
Mss JOSEPHINE II. KsGLAND ta
Mis- dtNE s SrANARp. do
NtS.t ttEnRGIANA MONROE, do
NI>S MARY a.. LATHRoP. do
Hth. NATHAN tLAPr organ aud Piano Forte.
Miss LAJat ItcY. Piano
MIR. FuNELss + EpSES Guitar
So. q. -aR~Icn. pgawiuA and Painting
NJ. HUE ~, Embroidery, nc.
N,st - ihc tFaCh-rs having bpca heretofore con-
a"ci'd with thg Institute already we'll known to
Us nffr rs aHd II IS confidently hup-i hat those
n""iy "n-ased VIII al - its reputation ami real
usefulness
bf 81. A. LEWIS, who has charge of m, instruction
'n NNt4r9l see uHrS, IS Well known gentleman ii
>,.uabC &jtsIu'"ta&,. aud also al tN pericuce and
>t.t. l3 communicating instruction.
ft.= H. J. r. tN"-sN mas rt }uN ed unusual a'vai,-
.aGe. qUtIil u, r-elf for har position as as i3s-
egru.tsJ NJ SItru Hpl VA srtec'e IL preference 70
number ut others A. romhtDi3I- = thorough know
irtE" ei tGr iin .ulsc with thit op'r IS te 'sact
which Is OF equal Importance. Shc studied French
eaI fully in tins c"nuFy under the best Instructors.
J"',liuc "a PaTt!ou uf the time in the family ui
Prof & GuTot. al PIiucet,n, M SAe then visited
Europe or the purpose Of percating her know le ge
aad has SINCE been teaching with marked success il
IHmi,7li. g, Mass.
Ar. \. B JLAPr. priUCipA oi the Music Depart
urut, - a graduate OF the "fnSFrr5isriHm GeF M
sit. LelpsIc, German. Att Ia wing taught. with
l>t.DEG} sl' success nF several yc3r- in tht Greens
bore Female Caea t1a., Lr n, cecdrd HurnIs, %
pursue She stny Oi his profession. and avai!ed him
self GplIHC two wears reside nee. ot the best Hl-
c:iltiespi;eted the continent Since lis return ia
America he has ba n engaged principal Piano
Forte instructor. in tbs Normal Musical Institute,
North i;ati;ax. Mass, conducted by Dr. Lowell Ma
and HV. tis Root lie will bs aided by such
assistants 10 may be neediUl.
=. MANLY, JR,
- 22-dt6O President Of the Institute
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| Fatal MIsT AXE Il baker. in Cincinnati o. named
Neil NcClardy, last Monday died from the effect,
ot dose of liquid ammonia which druggist of
that city is alleged to have instead of rss-nce
of cinnamon. / c"roners jGGy found verdict III
| accordance with the above statement
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DOGGETT & ANDERSON,

IPVti ~ ~ bLaNA"'~'.
UpIInI.STERE AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner OF Governor and Frank Sts)
uAV 4 received their Fail Stock of
L French and Americas rapo: iia0gings, nll qua'-
itrs Floor sl Cloths Curtain Goods, Cornic"s and
Trimmings, Window Shades, Nattings, and many
sold at moderate prices. We aiso keep on hand and
make To order Feather Brtls Bplsters and Plllovs,
turled Hair ana ShuCk Mattresses of tho h st quai-
iiy. and all other work in our line, executed by the
most con petrut wulkmen. with the strictfst desire
10 give satisfaction portion Of public patronage
Is respectfully solicited. So 2S-5m.
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MISS TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL. Grace

w street Between 7th and sth.-The seventh ses-
sion nf this school will commence the lst day Of
October Rui close on the lSt day # july.
The English DEPARTMENT is exclusively under the
direction of the PrnCi' a except the philosophical
aud higher mathematical classes which will BE-
Taught hy gentleman who has had several ears
experience in tcarhinEi in oar city.
The French class viii he under the instruction Of
gentleman whu has had much success in communi-
eating that language. So i6-dIm&
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REMOVALS.. &c.

OEMOEAL.-We have removed tempo
IA rarily to No Pearl street, under the Exchange
Hotel. where we shall be pleased to see our old
friends y. W. PURCELL Il CO..
ENchar,rn RrAktrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-05

LET OFf.-Mllliam 5. Bruce, after get
ting tipsy last Friday spent the night in the cage.
from which place he was released next morning by
the Mayor, ON promising to make tracks for the
old North State.
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DISCOVERY OF A LIBRARY IN THE ToMBs OF MEMPHIS
NJ de Sauley, a member of the French Institute
who has passed some time in Egypt, and is very
conversant with its arcaology, states in the Cour-
rier de Paris that important discovery has been
made in one of the tombs of Memphis of whole
library of papyruses, which fortunately was saved
from destruction by the agent of the British Mu-
scum. who bought tile whole lot. MIR Bird of the
Museum, has as vet only deciphered one of these
curious manuscripts, which turns out to be y com.
pietf history Of the Royal dynases registered un-
uder the numbers Is and lY in Manetho's Chro-
biological Canon. The celebrated Seostris belonged
to one of these dynastes and the same p.rod com
prises the history of the occupation OF Egypt by the
Hyksos or shepherds. who kept Egypt under their
sway for ages.-Lpsd0n I1per, Sept. T.
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sa ~ .hs Flour-Western 3ls 32s: Phil ,delpbia
H., a. pnstim9re n 32s 033s; Ohio 35s(a3is q bI In
a. @t,s a ,.n ,,e and Yell " a3s 6oa5s s1; White
ith heavy arrivals at this late period ,s
tnd dowpwsrds New Irish viii IL s;i a,'a priees
week which will add TO the depression Of ams,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-05

PEARLS IN TFxAs.. Pearls In large quantities
have rerrniIr heen discovered In tributary If the
Colorado river Two hundred Germans have ief,
fredericksburg, Texas, TO 20 pearl gathering
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| SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILR0AD.-The Marshall TEX
as Republican says that chairs, pixies aud another
| locomotive have arrived for the southern Pacific
! Rairuad the contractors have commenced iayin.
| track, and it is confidently expected that twenty
| i've miles will be built by the LIST of January
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-05

hAP7E STOCKS ON Hsyr-rho New York Times
avs me following is comparative statement Of
the stock Of several articles in first hand, in that
city ou Thursday:
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INALL GOODs.-Our stock is now full

L and COM Vietc aud oil,r for sale at fair prcgs
a stock of goods well sclr ted and adapted 10 ahe
wants of our town and country friends
In Ladies Dr.. :, Goods hav" the most desirable
= les % NUu,riIutS: tashmPTcs; herinuts; silks ;
Plaid and Printed Merpors, g.; loths, CassimggeS
and E--tuS in ~. at variety; Shawis Clolks, Man
ties &C, from EIoIIc.
li goods toe servants and housekeeping goods oar
4-sJltm III was never batter, ami Offer Eiukrjs
Kcrsuys, Llns'! !S Virginia tEll,d Cloths, sheep ;
Greys. &C.; fable DamaSk: Tow,ng; Shirtiucs
Irish Linens Nc as low they can be- found in tins
market sc3u CHlLES < CHEN EKY.
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A CARD.-MR. JOHN DUNDERDALE

Il respectfully announces that he will be prepared
October naXt Communications addressed to him
care If Messrs Harold d Murray or Messrs. Laid.
ley Ro ,inson, will be promptly attended to.
60
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1 PKiCFS.-As ,uIny Of the Farmers seem unwil-
ling tuy Gua,.1 at over So On account II TIA" re
cent HCHe in Wheat. we are deteTmnc 81 Il let them
have the best article. at that price
Ill that we SCI! comes direct from the Agents,
Nos~rs r. Bnrrcda & Bro, whose price is yet So.
and We are only enabled to o'r the ton Of 80 lbs
At $50 because it was bought before the recent adj
vance.
W. continue to sell the PataRoni1n Guano at $40,
and the "A Mexican At So.
Orders are solicited, with the assurance that the
best articles will always lie fHlnishrd at least low
as ticy can be had III this city
CitENSnAW & co.
SO Ply Rasin Bank kichmnnd, Va.
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FAMINE y TEXAs-A gentleman in CaldW ell
county, Texas, writes as follows to the Memphis
Appeal:
There will be in Western Texas the slimest crop
ever raised There are numerous families that
viii not make one bushel of corn. | will make
three hundred bushels OF corn and sixty-siX bush
els OF wheat We have had no Rain on The ground
since last April year ago. ! have between forty
hve and nifty aires of cotton planted | will not
make more than one or two bales"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-05

SCIIO0I.-rhe undersigned will, nu the first q
)ctoher next, open Classical AMI Mathematical
ochool. embracing such course of instruction
VII lit youth fur au easy entrance into the high
classes. either, Of classical scientific inStin
tons. They have procured the desirable lot at ia.
corner oi Sth and Clay streets. upon which they
now having erected their school room sShcii
FERNS Will be Us follows, PAYABLE sfMl-ANNUALLY
n ADyAECE.)
LATIN. Greek and Mathehati S,n
latin or Greek, and do. .................... ST.
english Branches, ........................... 40
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RACES AT FASHION COURSE, L. "Wednesday,
"eStchestsr sake $3.50, subscription $lGU forfeit
second best to receive Sl0O; entries Il. L. Morris
Margaret Morris. j. B. Monots Mary Thorne, c. T.
| ioweils s Ida Clarion; won 10y Margaret Morris in
Two heats, distancing both competitors. Second
race, Proprietor's purse $500, two mile heats en-
trance money per cent to go tn the second horse;
entries James Talieys ch. h. shocco. +. C.. Bush's
| ch. +. Parachute, W IL. Gibbons CHI m Mamie
Lewis, Thomas Puryear's ch. h. Charley Rail; race
won by shocco; time 3.4I, 3.4S. 347 =, $50.
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DROF. ]. c. ANGLADE. resnectfnlly

announces that he has taken rooms in the Ar
Eugt"n House, where he viii &c pleased to meet
tisus" persons who may wish T. make arrangements
II enter upon the study Of French or Spanish Lam
guaE-> aud Drawing.
Prof ANGLt Is u native of France, hut has lived
q number Of years in Spain, that he speaks the
Spanish Language furIItly and correctly as his
native tongue. He has been Professor in one Of the
best spanish Universities Of America and has had
An Institution in Havana.
H. viii also gives lessons at private houses
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MISS PEGRAMS BOARDING AM
w NV SELIAlI- EAE NlL-NG l .nLES

w DAY SiFIlIL. FOR YOUNG LADIFS-Niss
PEGkAN viii reopen her School on the lst day Of
October.
she viii. heretofore, have entire supervision of
The English Glasses, aided by competent assistants
in each Dopart,I. Mt.
Latin, Mathematics, the Physical Sciences and
Moral Philosophy Will be tapEht by Mr.. PACE, a
gentleman of successful expert. me- rs IA teacher.
Tile FRENCH LANGUAGE will be under the
charge Of Madame 4. BERAUD, Parisian lady Of
the highest qualifications.
The BELLES-LElfEES CLASS will be continued.
it-dts
az WhiE and Enquirer copy, daily and country.
THE next Session Of Mrs. BENEFITS
SCHOOL, FOR GOYS, will commence on the
lst Of october.
Her pupils viii be thoroughly instructed and pre-
pared Tor the more advanced classes in Boys Schools.
Instruction IN Latin and French, if desired.
TERMS. PER SESSION:
Under 10 years If age 800 %
over 10 years pi 23 ~
Tuition IN Latin French eaCh.........,.... 10 90
Ge~Locatioa uU gtI, between Grace and Franklin
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1IR. TlGHEs SELECT School, On

Ls1 FRANKLIN STREET, ABOVE 7TH.-rhe 5th
session of this school will open MONDAY, the 2lst
september, for the TEN following months. Greek,
Latin and Mathematics S6o; Elementary Latin and
Mathematics or higher English and Nathamutics
sj6: common English Branches Sil; Primary Depart
ment tfr boys under II yedTsj $50; French or Draw
ug, each $50.
The services Of successful Teachers secured for
II the departments.
Refers to the following gentlemen the patrons
II the hoO last session, viz; Rev. DrS Woodbridge
and Kepplcr; Doctors Iabcli. Cunning ham and Deans
Nessrs. Beers PoindeXter. Crensiraw u Co. h. d.
-rpnshaw, VIM II. ttTaat, {. d. Yale, j. VI. Royal,
lico. 5. Palmer. Thos. VI. Alriend John VI. Patton j.
Adams smith Andrew } Johnston, }. C. Page. A. Blair
VIM. :. Tripictt. WIN. Marshall. Geo. VI. West, Col
Ghos H. Ellis. " Bev. Tucker. Washington city Cor
bin Warwick. Vim. +. HutrrThoS ". Brokenhrobgh, /, ,
VIM II. Smith. \. VI. Martin, &c. &c. Amply on thr
premises TO Il. II. l.. TIGIiE, A ".
~ 2S-dt5O
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TIE GREAT LENNON CAsE-The Lennon case be-
tween the State of Virginia and the state u New
York has at length come up in court again on ap-
peal from the decision by which, some wears ago
the slaves of a Mr.. Lennon, of Virginia arriving
In 'hls city with their master IN trdaSitu on their
way to Texas, were declared free As the question
at issue involves the constitutional right of the
citizen OF slave State to pass with his slaves
through Tree state. readers will perceive that
llS Is second Dred Scott in its national inn
Portance. In this view whatever NAV be the de-
cislon OF the present court, we may expect the
case to be carried to eur Court of Appeals and
thence TO the supreme Court of the United States
as the court of last resort.--N T. HerQtd
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WM. MACFARLANE,
Law Building;
SAMUEL :. .COrrRELL
Main street, between 18th and 18th;
A. BAhGAMIA, jr.,
10th and Main,
Il iph+

MISS A. NJ. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
Iva YOUNG LADIES will reopen on THURSDAY
the lst day Of October.
Mrs. ELLEN G. STAIC0S will give instruction in
Vocal and Instrumental Music.
For terms and other particulars enquire at the
School Rooms, corner of 5th and Franklin streets.
n-,iIm&
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stRnrSIA,

food had occurred in the Vale d'Aosta, entail
ing loss of about fifty lives and large number
OF houses.
The attempt to lay tho submarine telegraph from
sardinia TO the Coast Of Africa had proved failure
the cable having broken in forty fathoms of water,
when the expedition within two miles Of the
shore, aud the completion of the task. 1t was ex-
pected that the lost end would be recovered, and
the line finished in a week or two
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.fR. b. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS

w SICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, MAIN ST..
BETwEry 2r AND iTa STs.-The ltth Academic year oi
September l-j7.
Clas- vii! he formed in Greek and Latin, and prI-
pills will bC tI.tlitt7, who aye prepared to commence
The study 81 either ot these aHsUages or enter some
OF the ilare advanced Glasses already formed.
an l3-gIn
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iHE NOTES oP TIE INDEPENDENT B.yKs-Tbe s,,.
lowing letter from Auditor Bennett is written >,
the Enquirer. in explanation of his recent Letter -
the Sheriff Of spottsylvana, published Friday.
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REFERESCEs-B. c. wherry, Mrs james Gray, VIM
Tray, Dr. J. q. Wayt, Col. ). H. Parker, Thomas j.
evans Geo; aynard, D. 5, Woodbridge, Rev. J. E.
Edwards Rev. Leroy NJ. Lee, Samuel Greenhuw, l..
". Gazebrook, Benz. Pollard, 4. V. Crenshaw, Z. Is.
spence K. H. Meade, Chas. c. tilett, Chas. Stebbins
T. 2. Townsend VIM. A. Smith, Ih0s d. Quarles,
W. Taylor I. ". Keesee, b. Jones, P.'Lawson
IT, Those who may desire to enter pupils. are re-
llested TO make early application at my residence
"a Clay between lst and I'd streets, through the
Post itHcp, Nv
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= lGHT SCHOOL OF TIE VIRGINIA
- Me HANGS INSTtFuTE-Dn MONDAY
NIGHT, ila lith october two PRiNArY SCHOOLS VIII
lie upcatt hy the Committee OF the institute ,nc IN
SAUNDERS HALL, on Foushec street, between race
and troad. niuier the management IF Mr.. W 4.
kENNIE-and the other in the Presbyterian School
House, on Erankliu street, at its intersection with
251 street, keE THOMAS II. JoyEs being the princi-
pal teacher: These schools will be opened every
other night. ana tres IF chargs to all boys who
are members of the Institute Persons Wishing
to obtain certificates Of membership and tickets
To the schools. can do So by calling on ihe Secrc-
tary, at the Hall Of the Institute either of the
following pcrsuns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-05
am, very respectfully, &C.,
J. VI PENNETT

1t will be seen therefore. that there is no cause
Tor refusing the notes Of the Independent banks. or
attempting to )ut discount on them.