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IMPORTANT DECISION IN THE PATENT OrFIcE-The
question II the Commissioner of Patents is author.
lzed to refund money in the case of man who
having filed cayaet IJi! paid so demand a return
of flo, and i'll the case of others who having also
iiied caveats aud paid $40 additional, making to-
tai of $50, demand the return of $50. having come
before the secretary of the Interior, it by him
referred to the Attorney General for decision. The
latter holds in the first instance that there is no
provision allowing the caveator to withdraw any
portion of the $40; and in the second place that
without confirming to the statute. in making an
application, it cannot be said that has legally
been made, and consequently it ID Impossible to
withdraw the application before it ia made: and
that as caveat is not an application for a patent
IN any possible sense of the term it is clear that
the Commissioner cannot refund any portion of
the Cayeat fec.
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FIGHTING IN THEATRE ALLEY.-A tre-
nendoms rumpus and rioting was created In tho
above place on Tuesday night, caused by a fight
between David Smith, slave of Gilbert Hunt, and
railroad. Recorder Tate ordered each Of them ten
ashes 20 cure them Of such folly in future.
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PosToRFIcE EAFFAIRs.-EsTABLIsHM
settlement, Barbour county, Va, Braxton b. Dur.
rett, postmaster; northeast of route Staunton Ia
Parkersburg will receive special supply from
Roaring Creek, miles distant. Moses Fottom-
jackson county, Va, Thomas Coleman. postmaster.
directly on the route Jackson C. Ito Parkersburg,
Hocket's Bottom, Amherst county. Va, John i,
3urch, postmaster; immediate on the route Amherst
Z. H. to Big Island. The site and name of Kinder
hook, Washington county, Va, Sam'I Evans post
master, about 10 miles from Washington directly
on the steamboat route from the seat of govern
ment to Aqua Greek.
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MRS. AND MISS MINORS BOARD

MRS. AND MISS MINORS BOARD
A'A ING AND DAY SCHOOL, IN THE CRY OF RrCn-
NoSD-The third session of this institution will COM
mtnce on the LIST Of October next and close the 30h
June. 1858
In this school will ba Taught all the branches of n
finished education including the Latin and Modern
languages, together with Music upon the Piano,
llsrp and Guitar Instruction in Vocal Music will
also be given.
The services OF competent instructors have been
procured.
Attention will be paid to the proper training and
advancement of the young ladies intrusted to their
charge and their moral and social improv ement pro-
NOTED by every means in their power.
This school, euccessoT+to the we'll known and estal-
lished Midway Seminary. has been in successful op
Grafton in Richmond, for nearly two years. and the
any information which may be desired in reference
to its merits.
TERaS-Abont the same az heretofore. For them
and other particulars, refer to
Mrs. JEFFERSON MINOR,
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MISTAKE OF A GREEK-A conflict has taken place
between some of the inhabitants of Tore del Gre
co, in Italy, and the crew of the French brig Me.
teore. The sailors We're occupied in making by.
typographical observations, when they wore attack
cd by the Ncapolitans, who thought they Intended
Ia effect landing for revolutionary purposes. The
King ordered apologies to be made to the officers
of the Meteore
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BoRS To BE HAsGED.--It appears from report
which is In circulation that Ii Is very unpleasant to
he born in certain honse in Chester county, Penn.
since the year 1149 there have been ive executions
for capital offences in the county. Edward Vii
iiams, who was hanged in 1880, and George ihs.
roh, who executed In Is5l were both b9fa III n
house which stands about mile from wes; 'sss-
ter. Ingram. who recently hanged in rIlinois
for the murder Of his wife, also tirst saw light
IN this same unlucky house
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VERY Quick PtssAsE.--0n the 18th instant. Capt
c. y. Cramer, in the schooner Walrns, made the
passage from Chicago, Illinois, to Grand River, Nj
chigan, distance of hundred and twenty
miles, in eight hoursor average of fifteen miles
per hour
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HAMPTON MALE AND FEMALE
l. l. ACADEMY

JOHN h. CtRf, A. NJ, Principal
The Exercises VI this School commence on the nrst
Monday in October and close ON the last Friday In
July. -,
The course Of Study embraces the usual English
branches Ancient and Modern Languages, mathe-
nates; tho .EIements Of Ply kicsl Science Military
Tsctles, Music, Piano and GuisarJ prswins ans
pautin Z. Il, ,...
The Principal il assisted In the di.ierent depart
nents hy four teachers. Of approved Gnaihsaficns
TeRxS per session OF tsH etoakas. $z0. Modern
language Music, Drawing, ke, srfrd
Por catalogue OF further infofmation, address the
Principal Hampton. va sa Win
MRS. WELLINGTON win resume the
itl duties Of her school Tuesday September ist st
,erresdenee Broad street, between lsth and soth
an 2s--5ts
MRS. SUSAN REED will resume the
isI duties u her School, September ist. corner ef
18th anf Broad sfreets aulY-tla
SsUGAR HOUSE M0LAsSES-40 hhds,
au 3s q. 3. pANENfOhI.-
NEW FALL PRINTS. just received
few patterns Of nsT en- fsll tRirs psns mnssarMEti. ~
All Il us Broad street.
-st
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DISPOSED oF.-Beverly Wade, lately
arrested for getting drunk and placed In the City
Jail in default of security to keep the peace, was
Yesterday brought from that place, and being Ia
ken before the Recorder. WAS sent to the chain
gang for the period of 80 days "to labor on the
.inbic works under the direction of the overseer
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Mrs. E. B. MORSE-Who has had manI

~ years experience in teaching-wll open a
School at hcr residence. on Marshall, between 4th
and 3th streets opposte St. James Church, commen-
cling tho lat OF september and ending the 31th June
The course OF instruction will be thorough from the
elementary to the higher branches Of English Ed
ucation. Also. Music on the Piano.
For information relative to the School. Terms &c
apply at her residence. She has permission to refer
to the following gnntlomen
Col. s. H. Parker. K. W Flournoy, Esq, Col. T. ].
Evans. Alexander n. Parker, ESQ. l0-lm
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GoING TO BRAzIL.-Mr. John Lawson,
tson of Mr.. Thomas lawson, lately Chamberlain
expects TO sail for Brazil In short time to join the
Corps of Engineers under charge OF Col Garnett,
engaged in surveying the route of the Royal Bra
lillian EaiIroad s.....s
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OBsTRUCTING THE STREETS. People
shonld be exceedingly careful how they leave boxes
and bales, or indeed any obstructons, on the side.
walks of the business streets. A neglect Of this
sutary Precaution often eventuates in a visit from
The police, and summon to the Mayors Court to
sh'S cause why fine should not be imposed
These remarks have been submitted in view Of tho
i'ct, that worthy citizen was yesterday fined IS
for obsructing Canal street his agents having left
= lot of lumber therein for several days past
Another had a summons issued against him for
leavins hogshead on the sidewalk Of Main street.
Now these things may be avoided by little atten-
tion to dstails.
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WHEAT AND FLOUR AT BuFFALo.--The Buffalo Cou.
rier Of Saturday notes large receipts of wheat
and flour at that port. On Saturday $4,000 bushels
Of wheat were received before neon. The Courier
adds:
White wheat is selling at Sl.40, and red at 81 30
Eight thousand bushels, for which Sl.45 was re-
fused a few days since, sold yesterday at l30. A
hrther reduction of prices is anticipated in view of
the large supply The receipts at Chicago. Toledo,
Detroit and Cleveland, are becoming large, aud we
may soon look for plenty of business for the
large fleet now living idle in our lake ports
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-27

| A LEARNED PuyDIT The Congregatioralist no.
comforting of the degree of Doctor of Divinity upon
certain clergyman by an Eastern college, and the
same paper publishes letter from this same cler-
gyman of ftyone lines. containing nine gross er-
| rors in spelling, and more than twtuty, equally
| gross, in punctuation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-27

STEALING A WATCH.-The notorious
Frank Bridgewater carried before the Recorder
yesterday, to undergo examination on the charge
of stealing silver watch, the property Of Mrs
Bulkiey, which had been found in his possession.
TN this charge he was acquitted, it being proved
that he bought the watch Of negro, and the eyi-
dcnce as to his positive knowledge of how the seller
came by it being too slight to warrant his being
sent on. The defendant was required TO furnish
security for his good behavior, in the sum of slo0
but he could not do An order WAS thereupon
entered by the Recorder, emitting Bridgewater to
y six months residence in the chain gang, where
he will be required TO labor eight hours each day
during said period Brdgewatcr is thus efectually
disposed Of He tempted fate once too often.
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\ FINE STEAMER.-The "Glen Cove"
since her arrival In these waters has proved her
self to be of the swiftest boats afoat This is
what her owners expected Of he, and she has an
swered all their expectations satisfactorily. IL is
.aid that this boat has been known to make twen-
ty-fvc miles an hour on the ''noble James, which
all concede equal to the 'best time on record"
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PAD rHE PENALTY-The London Post, of August
10th, has the following:

10th, has the following:
On Saturday morning Mr.. James Davis. a CITY
merchant put period to his existence at his pri.
Sate residence, No Upper Ranelagh street, Bel
grave square. 1t appears that in consequence OF
some heavy losses, said to exceed GlO0OOo. within
the last. month"; arising from the ftillre of Lqrge
commercial house an Ne,0 York. he had been very
despondins. On saturday morning Mrs. Davis found
him absent from his bed chamber and the unfortn.
nate gentleman was ultimately discovered hanging
by two SIX hindkerchiefs, Joined together from q
hook, upon which large oil painting was SUSPEND.
ed in the drawing-room. He cut down, but
life was extinct.
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JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY, 25TH,
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS
CHURCH lilLL.-Thc next session Of this Institu
tion will open on MONDAY September l4th and con-
tinus for ten months.
Thorough instruction will he given in the Classics
tn" Mathematics and the various English branches
TERHs-iHyahe one-haf lst January 1853 and the
balance at the eud Of the session -, o. and 50 dol
lars.
limited number of smaller boys will be received
AZ the rate OF SO per session.
Ia all instances, 81 will be charged each pupil for
fneI and all pupils will De charged from the
time they entered the end of the session, ex-
ceFt III cases Of prutracted sickness.
G. W. pETIIERBRIDGE
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STATE DEBT OF TENNEssEE.-We gather some valu-
able information OH this subject from the Nashville
Daily News. The present State debt proper is S4.-
1855. Besides this she has issued eight and a
half millions in bonds to her railroads, of which
she has now in progress 1869 miles in twenty diff
"rcpt lines. She has agreed to issue tlI I67S. 800
additional bonds to these roads they progress in
ten mile sections, taking first lien security.--
This makes her entire debt, present and prospee-
tive, 81, 1885, of which twenty millions go
fIr railroads
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-27

SAY AYToNIo-San Antonio, the Oldest settle
ment and at this time the largest city in Texas,
was founded by STANDARDS from the Canary Islands
in 1885, After the defeat Of Santa Anna at san
Jacinto, which was the final struggle OF the Texas
revolution, many of the Mexican citizens OF san
Antonio left the country. In 1850 the population
was but 5000: it is now estimated at ii l,O00---of
whom about a third are Mexicans, a third Germans,
and third Americans. q @+ftk& i&s
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New DoDGE.-The latest dodge to ''raise the
wind" is for to carry package containing use
less materials sealed. and marked 'Dy express,
and get the boarding house keeper TO pay the
charges in the absence Of the boarder it is drec-
ted 10.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-27

THB RIcH MEN OF NEw BEDFoRD.-The New Bod.
ford Standard of yesterday, publishes list of the
| tax payers Of Nrw Bedford, who pay tax Of $50
vnd upwards. The list occupies three columns and
a half. The total vaution of the city is G27 529-
| 400. The increase for the past year has been in
real estate, 1881 500: in personal, S1SOsC0 making
total increase Of S510,4 400 Number of polls this
year, 1870 increase 34i The whole amount of
tax raised is S259751 81. The rate of taxation is
| IS 80 on $1,000.
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GETTING CHgAPER-Prices OF -four commenced a
retrngradc novemcnt yesterday, that must be graft
tying to consumers. TN all brands there Was de-
cline of % cents per barrel, and some the fall
was jo cents from onr quotations of the previous
day. This d"riinc is considered not only perma
ncnt for tn" season, but also a reliable promise of
much lower prices -4tlboay Argus
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IlIGH TITLE AND Low PovERTY.-It has been
mentioned that the life of the Earl of Mornington,
lately deceased in England, was insured by his cred.
itors for about million of dollars. This noble
man was nephew of the late Duke of Wellington.
and was formerly known as Long Pole Wellesley.
and has been long living in poverty, brought upon
him by improvidence In early life. He died very
suddenly, and on the inquest his valet told the
jury, with tears in his eyes, that his master had
frequently lacked the common necessares of life.
His countess. from whom he has been separated
thirty years, has occasionally been dependent upon
parish assistance.
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ACQUITTED os THE PLEA or INSANITY Robert Soo,
nephew Of A. q. Sloo, formerly resident Of Gin.
cjpnati has been acquitted at Shawneetown, ILL., Of
rhe murder of John Il. Hall. ON the plea and proof
aflnsanity 1
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CCH0OL FOR GIRLS.-COSMELIA
oand THAMSIN JANNEY intend opening school
for girls on Broad street between 18th and 10TH the
list Of 9th month (Septemirar)
The various brances of the English language will
he taught, including Algebra and Geometry; also
Drawing and Painting. II desired, one afternoon in
TERMS: For Primary Glass per quarter Of ten
weeks 81, more advanced Glasses Sc: Drawing and
Painting, each 81.
RETERIscys- -Micajah Bates and Philip b Price
an
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DIAMOND Tcr gDIN ILLSoIs.-A large and hand
some diamond, valued at $1,000, was found by an
Irish laborer, Michael Thean, while engaged in
boring artnsnn well for Mr. Van West, at
Stryker. q village about 80 miles from Toledo on
the Air Line Railroad. Mr. Van West waived all
claim to IL in favor of the finder.
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INDIGO AND SALTPETRE-The Lsudon correspon-
dent of The New York Commercial says that in the
produce markets the articles most likely to be af-
fected indigo and saltpetre. The saltpetre suit
able for gunpowder is manufactured exclusively in
the disturbed districts. The supply, therefore is
certain to DE interrupted, and the stock hand
here is comparatively small, prices are advancing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-27

CLlFTON ACADEMY, AMELIA COUNTY,
~ one and half miles from Mattoax Depot-DON-
AID ". HARRISON, A. NJ University of Virginia
Principsl-The course Of studies thorough and ayr
tenatic, and based on that of the University. Sub
i"cts taught-AncieGt and Modern Languages Ma
thematcs, Phi scal Science" and the usual branches
of English. Drcpne, firm hut mild, and tho merit
snd dcmerit system RIGiDLr pursued. Monthly re-
ports made to parents guardians. Sessions COM
mence February and September /.
TRBas-(IS ADyANCR.)
Board and Tuition per session. ..........S 500 90
Tuition in English branches.....~...... % 90
DO. for Classics, 6c....................... 25 90
So Circulars will be furnished by addressing me-
at MattoaI I. o., Amelia county. au 6-2awst
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How fHE RECEIVED THE Ngws.-When Mrs. Gun
ningham heard that the decision WAS adverse to
her claims as the widow of Harvey Burdell, she
exhibited little or no emotions she simply remark
ri that aft was all onesidcd, lame decision" and
Tint the Surrogate 'had thrown aside the testtne-
ny of tho chic Witnesses and catered for the pub
lie tasten Mr. c. acts with perfect indifference as
to the result, end when she vas locked up in hHr
cell on Monday evening. she appeared qnlle cheer
full so much so that the matron OF tho prison said
she had not been ina better humor since her last
imprisonment. ttegt ES3 "a
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The PAfENT-oFFIcg REPoRT-The patents last
year were much greater in number than the pre-
vious year. There were 525 more applications II9
more caveats, and 41S more patents than in 1S55.-
The whole number Of applications filed was 1860
and the patents issued 2502. The receipts of the
office were sl92,5SS and the expenditures s199 93I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-27

CHANCE FOR AN AMERIcAN-The Portuguese Gov
ernment has invited tenders for the construction
of artificial port at the Island of St. Michael in
the Azores. ANY individuals or companies, native
or foreign, may join in the competition.
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FINED.-The Recorder yesterday fined
Mr. j. B. Lunt in several cases, for failing to obtain
licences for two Billiard Tables, which he kept for
| public exhibition in this city, during the months
of April May, June, July and August. Judgment
was given for $40 EACH in two cases, and $40 in the
other cases. The aggregate amount was $780, Ex-
etntiOn staid for ten days.
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JOHN WILSON CROKER, long celebrated for his
"slashng articles" In the Quarterly, and the per-
son from whom DIsraplrs character of Rgbey in
Quarringbey is drawn, wax so i'll that he was not
expected TO survive ffom day to day NJ the latest
data
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ROBBERY op A BANKING HousE.--The banking office
Of Locke Boyd, in Lyons. Iowa. was broken into
on Sunday. 10th inst, the safe blown open with
gunpowder. and between $500 and $1,000 ia money,
and quantity of silver plate stolen.
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KENTUCKY u. S. sESAroR.--Among the names
mentioned in connection with the seat in the Uni
ted States Senate 10 be filled by the Kentucky Le
gisature, are ex.Secretary Guthrie, ex-Gov. Pow
ell, and ex-speaker Linn Boyd. go.
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A SIGNIFICANT FtcT.-The recent census of the
State of New York gives ,7O6,2S3 males and ia
t53 females The widowers number 35,397; the
widows 95, lS2. Nearly an equal number of males
and females, but 81, 900 more widows than widowers.
An exchange paper says: This great disparity
proves most concfusively and strikingiy after the
manner of the fable, that whatever amusement mar
riage may afford women it is death to the men,
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ENGLIsH, CLASSICAL AND
MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.

j. ii. BISF0RD, PRINCIPAL
The exercises Of this school will he resumed
on dondayi sept 18th, in the large and eommodions
looms 90 7th street between Clay aud Marshall The
principal pledges his whole time and energy TO the
horongh and accurate preparation OF boys either
f the University or any Of colleges or for bus
ness pursuits: specai attention IL bestowed upon
the En%lish Department. as il Is considered that an
aasfafHte nqTledge OF our own language il the In
az 'i an foundation ofall right education Expe.
RE competent Assistants are employed as
10 4 the school require. "
rArAhLe sEaI-AssUALLr. IN ADVANCE:
- and hatbematies. ......,... 5000
Ek. i1tnfnlhtlcs :. 5aO0
Nv Ie3f r. agtages DIV prof Emlool eaeb' ~ ~
IAfells are requested To make early application
~ s-zm y
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ENGLISH IlUsBssps LEAVING THEIR WIVES
The guardians of thc city of London Unions have
offered rewards for the apprehension Of no fewer
than fifty men, who have gone off leaving their
wives and children, numbering 900 individuals, to
be PERMANENTLY maintained by the rate payers.
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Mr. Murdoek the tragedian, and hs daughtsr.
arrived at New York, from Liverpool, Monday, IN
the City of Wsshington, ~ Fff8fGF # Il
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THREE SLIGHT Observation-Disclosures, the eelebra-
ted basso, who had attempted to teach Queen Vic
toria TO sing frequently lanented that from three
slight causes, he had been unable to make her any
thing of vocalist first she had no roice; next,
she had ear; and, lastly, she had application.
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSIONS. The excursion
advertised by the members Of Protection Fire Co.
No :, to come off on the Tth of September 10 Az
trEcting large share Of the attention Of the
young people of both sexes and indeed all fond Of
L healthful and innocent ride, and who can appre-
clate the pleasure Of exercise the "lght fantas-
tic toe The Curtis Peck has been selected AZ the
steamer in which so much Of gaiety mirth and
Joyous abandon will on that night be conoen-
trated.
1t vii! be seen by an advertisement in another
column. that the "yirginia Rifles will have an
excursion down the river on Monday evening uext
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II, l.. GALLAHER will commence his

4jh annual course Of instructions 10 classes in
Nccai Music in this city the lst OF next October
lie will also cnuuUu" to give lessons on the Piano
PORTE and private l'>sons On the Voice. card an
u>uutjpS fully She arrangements, terms, &C. viii
lN abb Shed in aue time. au iI-t97hS
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iy 06'
Iy 31-6w* Tti0S. III. JONES.
nRLNi ENGIISH Am II ASSICA

SCHOOL. SANDERS HAIL. FoUsHgE STREET. RE-
TEERS BROAD AND GRACE.--1he Exercises Of this
school will be resumed on the iith of September,
tAonday and continue until the 18th of July. l>5S.
TERAs-PAY4BLE sEMI-4NSUALLr IN ADVANCE:
H!sher Class, per session of 10 omonths-..-.S35 90
Middle ......~..... - 10
Lower +" .....,,..., Is Rl
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL

School, embracing such course OF instruction as
Will ft youth for an easy entrance into the high
Classes, either, of our classical scientific instit-
tons. They will nse every effort To procure central
and comfortable location on Shockoe Hill. Theil
TERMS will be ss follows, PAYABLE sEMFASNUALLT
IN ADyASCR.)
Lat fIra..E Il NJ