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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-17
LOCAL MATTERS

CITY CoUNCIL.-A called meeting ofthe
-ity Council was held in the Council Chamber YES
ferddy afternoon ut O'Clock. Prssent-Messrs
SAUNDERS Deno0n, Allen, Whitfield goddpy. Mill
>pangh Glazehrook, Grotter, Haskin Hill, and
DimmoCk. Absent - Messrs Grattan Er.aror
Richardson aud Robinson
commissioners Of &rcFtS-'fhr following recommen
hatlons were made by this committee and adopted
that the Attorney for the city take steps to obtain
possession ofthe upper quay on the Go:k belonging
to- city-rejeCtns the petition of JOS Allen and
otaers asking the construction of q cuIvert on 5th
>reet-reJrcting the petition Of A Thomas and 9th
ers asking that second street from Broa street to
the new burylng ground. be curbed-recommend-
lug The appropriation of {JO to repair Broad street
from l4th street to the Central Railroad
io''ce RfportS-The monthly reports of the Police
officers were presented and referred
H5HactioH.-CaptaiH Dimmock offered the follow
ing resolution, which was adopted:
ReS0iCsd, That the sum of $500 be hereby appro
prlatei, ana that the ChambeTlHine deposit the
same IN one OF the banks of this city to the crei,
d the cause OF the Commonwealth against the Nir
klnn Mechanics Institute, et ais, pending in the
Circuit Court of the city of Kichmond
Ftre Depdrtm,nt-lhe he following preamble and
resolution, adopted at a meeting of the Fire Depart
ment on the Sd inst, was presented and appropr
4tely referred:
Whereas, the Principal Engineer Of this Depart
ment has resigned his Office. and there being ne
provision for the election of lis successor:
Resolved, That the City Council he requested t.
make provision III the ordinance for the election u
4 Principal Engineer aud Wardens bya general
meeting of tn" hremcn in case of death, resigna
ton or removal.
FtremsH ) I,sd.-Mr. Gretter from the Fire De
partment, offered the following resolution, which
adopted:
Resolved, That Citizen Fire Company No. & hav,
the permission of this department take their En-
gine beyond the limits of the city for not NOR,
than fifteen days and that the City Council be re-
Iuested to give their consent to the SANE.
Ia. lHechGRfcS' Institute Fdir.-Un motion of Mr.
jlazebrook, tine of first Market Hall was grant
81 to th" institute for holding its Fourth Annual
Exhibition.
Ae,c EnHae.-A petition from a newly organized
fire company i'll Rockets asking for an engine and
apparatus, TO be used in that section of the cjtv
presented and referrcG to the Committee on the
fire Department
AHieHeRm.-Ihe vacancies in the Committee on
tho Athennum, created by the death of Mr. Geo. \
johnson, and the resignation of Mr.. Conway Rob
inson, were filled by the election of PEAcHY l.
iRATTAN and trEo. ". RANDOLPH, Esgs.
motion he GnuurU aG
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WooL MANTFACTUnE IN NNSK.--Ihn Lewiston
Falls (AlAinel Wool Manufacturing Company tnrn
out annually about 100000 yard. Of ca..lmere,,
tIrCets and satiuet, sales Of which made In
Boston. Mass and Now York They consume
abort 11b00A pounds Of wool Annually, and have
already purchased 12j.0O0 pounds of this years
clip, thsy employ 10 oprrativcs-5o feInHo. md p
nNlrs
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ACCIDENT FROM PisroL SHoT-We un-
leIstand that Andrew Johnston Esq, met with q
'erious accident Yesterday morning. in attempting
to fire pistol. As the weapon had been loaded
for time, Mr.. j. did not like to fire it from
his hand, and therefore placed it upon a stump. At
taching cord TO the trigger. ON pulling the
string. the pistol fell to the ground without rx.
plodng Mr.. j. Immediately picked ID up and ~
he did so, the weapon exploded in his right hand
the ball striking a large ring of his fingers
md glancing. made a severe wound between tWoo'
his fingers. Medical assistance was soon obtained
and when we heard from Mr.. j.. some time after
fhe accident, he was comfortable as could be ex-
Dectpd
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TIppL1s G.-Yesterday morning the
Hastings Court afagned Joseph D. signaigo, In
iicted for selling ardent spirits without license
for trial After hearing the evidence and afgm-
ment of counsel. the was sabmiited to tue ~,
ry, who found him guilty, and fined bin $50 and
aAs
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CONTINUED - Henry Lambert, John
Henry Lambert. James lambert and James Wade,
indicted for misdemeanor were called for trial but
the commonwealth not being ready, the trial was
continued until the October term of the Hustings
Court.
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SEE TO Ir--all ye manufacturers aud
mechanics-that ye have your establishments well
represented in specimens of your work, at the ap-
preaching fair of the Virginia Mechanics insttaie.
Other cities will be here to contend for the pre-
miums. aud unless We up aud doing, will bear
of the palm from your very doors.
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We UNDERSTAND that no ASSAULT was

WE UNDERSTAND that no asSault was
made stated in the noticed at the bottom OF
the local column of yesterday And that the taking
into custody Of the gentleman, deemed inds-
Penshle by his friends because of serious abera-
tion fmind, which might have led to selfviolence
otherwise he is remarkable for his quiet deport-
nant
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Nor PnovED.-A little black imp, not
much larger than red herring, called JOHN, made
bi. appearancc before the Mayor yesterday. 10 an
swer the charge of lifting" a watch and chain but
the evidence addured proved literally nothing, anu
he was discharged.
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To-pAY, if the weather proves fa7ora-
HE the Odd Fellows, of Richmond aud Manches-
ter are 10 have a celebration. which cannot fail to
nrove of great interest to the public, as we'll az 10
that benevolent order. DR.. Deems, an orator of
great reputation, is TO deliver an address at the
African church, and the order Is then 70 march 70
Grirln. Spring ard nartake Of dinner.
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INTENPERANCE, among white and black.
gives the police Of the city nearly all she business
they have TO attend to. Yesterday morning, there
were two or three old men before the Mayor, who
had spent the night in the cage aud all Of them
were released on the promise Of better conduct in
the future
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An TurpRpsr,SG LECTURE, on Greece

AN INTERESTING LECTURE, on Greece
and the Antique Remans Of Athens, by Rev. q. W.
LgyptrrS who spent five or six years ia that coun
try. NAV be expected this evening. at the Presby
teTian Church. Shurch Hill. See advertsemt MT
Fe,y gentlemen ere better informed hy reading ana
observation mon the suhiocts Of this lecture than
Mr. Leyburn 4 ripe scholar Hnda ready comp"-
ser he gives in lectures ali;crary repast we'll as
the rehrarsaIs of the traveller.
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AEREsrEp--A few dnys since, II. H. Meredith, Of
I,ypchhprc, was arrested near Braxton c. H., Va.
for stealing n horse. He proved that he had
bought tho horse from tho son of his accuser, Mr.
Mormon. and TINT Norman knew the fact. Mere
dith was thereupon discharged, and Mormon was
arrested for perjury.
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RAcHsL.--The health of Mademoisellr Rarhol is
not improving Mt all, and the fllnstrinns artist
thinks more and moro, according 10 the Paris Pc
trie of becoming Christian. Aftnr her baptism,
it /. said that she will partake of another sacre-
ment viz, that of marriage, in order that she may
he able to leave her cuildrcu in tho hands Of Guar
dim Chnscn by hcr.clf
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FROM THE ''MISSsSorA'-A letter has been re-
ceivcd from of the officers of the U. s. ship
Minnesota, dated at sea, August g. 1857. latitude
degrees, l minute SOUTH and longitude SO degrees
40 minutes west, short distance to the south east
Of Cape st. Rogue, Brazil 1t says: ''AIl hanI.
we'll, ship works admirably. and expected 10 reach
Capetown-the first stopping rlace--in 2G days.
from date of letter.
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AcCIDENTs.-Rev. Mr.. West was thrown from his
buggy near Weston, Lewis county, Va, last week
and seriously hurt. Rev. Samuel Martin met with
a smular acct ut at the same time and place.
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ne Cawnpore Tragedy Great
right at Agra-Triumph of thc
sePoys-Rising I'm the p unta h-Re-
volt In Hyderabad--posit OF Az
aatrs at Delhi-Manifesto OF the
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THE CIIISWICK SCHOOL,
L,NGLISH. CLASSICAL AND MATH.

Il .NVbIINII, OItNEENEl4I u A-NU M IT
II EHATICAL SClIOOL.-Prof Ii. j. Christiau
having resigned the chair Of Greek in Richmond
College. will open English Classical and Mathe-
matical School in this city, Let October next Du
ring his lsng experience as a teacher, he has been
constantly impressed with the want of thOroug hness
active duties of life He therefore proposes 10 admit
only many pupils as he teach, and to devote
himself with untiring energy to making thorough
scholars ia the striCtest sense of the lie has
secured comfortable rooms 4th street between
Franklin and Main. Any communication addressed
10 him through the Richmond p. o. will be prompt
ly attended to- He hopes that those whs intend to
pstronize him will make imm ediate application
Terms payable senli-snnusy in aGySnce) $40.
REFERENCES Rev J. Peterkin, Rev. Geo. Wood
bridge. d. D., Judge Halyburton Judge Meridith
prsnsford m. T. Taylor. b. n. Miner. 4. l.. Chris
tian, Wyndham Robertson, Jos. X. Anderson, John
- = Steger Ihas GenneF key: Nh hepler, Gen: !" r.
Or. II. }. Miller. II. j. CHRISTIAN.
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REMOVALS. GO.

DEMOVAL.-ISAACS Il TAYLOR have
removed their EXCHANGE AND BANKING
JFf.CE 10 the building formerly occupied by Pur.
re l6--6t
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THE WoRK House. has been completed

LIE W Dbh llOjSk HAS DctH Ibu
for some months and II little strange that
the Council has not taken the necessary action To
bring it into use. The city is now completely run
over with boys from ten TO slvtcen years ofage, who
have formed themselves into gangs to pifer every
BODY and because Of their extreme youth, thr
courts refuse to- punish them. IT thrown into jail
these chaps are at taken mp pupils of OiieT
rogu.s confined therein, and are only made worse
by their confinement. If the work house were IL
oneration the Mayor might corhne these children
in il and by making them work, eventually snc-
coed in reforming them Will not the Council
take up the subject and dispose Of it at once!
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DAILY DISPATCH.
pyJAS. A. COwARDIN.

--.--,-ryIe pAIIy DISPATCH is served 70 sub
- st -, AM A QUARTER CENTS PEs wRKx, paya-
s"'' '',tbe Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, ~ A
a. 50 for six months, in advance.
'.s,-rur SEMI -wEEKLy DISPATCH, is issued
re @ T,,eslay and Friday. at &2ea In advance.
.x-TpE WEEKLY DESPATCH is issued every
-, .nd msi!ed 10 suhscrtbeis at VI per annum.
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MANUFACTURE OF Iron IN ARKASsAs-The Arkan-
sas States Rights Democrat has recently been pre-
sented with bar of iron from the new Iron
Works at Bntssilie, in that State, being the first
ever manufactured there.
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ILASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL.

SCHJDI-The Undersigned will sn the frat Of
October next open d Classical and Mathematical
hchcol, embracing such course Of instruction a.
will Mt youth for easy entrance into the high
-iesses. either ef ClassiS scientific insIitu
noDs. They have procured the desirable lot Al thr
corner ot sth and Clay streets upon which they
Eo~ having erected their school Their
TKRNs will be as follows, (PATABLE EMIASNUALLT
~ LDyASCE.)
Lain Ciraek and Mathematics s60
IatIa or Gre-k, and do. ....,...............-. ~
RugIi4h branches. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a.
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AIILLINERY GOODS. MILLINERY

NI GOoDs.-E GuLDsMIr begs leave % snorm
hi, customers and the Niliinrrs IN gspersi shA ns
has the most complete stoek Of Aiaery goas tns.
he has ever eAhO.t-d in this city c0tnpfslhs It
Flower. Ruehes fsathers. velSrts, Lsets, Edges
and footings, 9aslataHs. Illusions, traps ure as
Maps Elounces. Nets, hopnet Ribbons, staS i.ht is
ings nd ether gseds 10 that lsne, ~hleh VIII e< soa
~ % ~" ~ ~ Wv s doIDSMIT, aa3 Broad street.
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a5- 5-Adverti-emeBfs published until forbid. viii be
charged 81 cents per square ~ ten lines for the rst
Insertion. and Is cents for each continuance.
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Tho Tyler Texas Reporter learns that Dr.
Ayres. we'll known dentist, committed .nicde on
the 22d nit, by cutting his throat with pen knife
Ths August receipts on the Galena ard ChicaEo
road are reported sl6a,s42 against s255 42o the
same month last yenr.
Rev. John Campbell, pastor OF st. Andrews Ro-
man Catholic Church, in Duane street, n. Y, died
in that city Monday evening.
Arnold Cook of Bellingham, Mass, committed
su uicide at Plymouth. OH sunday morning by stran-
gulation with a scarf
A correspondent of the New York Tribune, In a
series of articles, is discussing the question, Shal
the Erie canal be sold :"
Mr.. Charles Profit, master mechanic in the Syr-
acuse and Binghampton Railroad shop, was killed
by his head coming in contact with the Palestine
bridge, on Friday last.
Ebeggar was arrested at Albany, on Saturday,
who upon being searched, Was found to have 1898. :
50 concealed about his person. lie was sentenced
10 the penitsntiary for six months.
little daughter Of Rev. Vim. ID. Weldon, OF
Suffolk, Va. was seriously injured on the 10th In
slant, by falling from the piazza Of hotel at Sara
toga.
The Rev. j. c. Mcdaniel, appointed by the last
aiahama Conference Of the Methodist church at La
fS cite Ala has joined the Baptist church and re-
ceised the rites Of baptism.
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LIME JEwELRY. OPTICAL AND MA
Il TusMATICAL INSTRUMENTS ke.-Juss re-
ceivcd ,ren Pare and opening, for sale 20 .he trade
for tew days only ~ my store, large lot frencn
Jeseiry critical Instruments, and Mathematical
instruments. Aso. large lot very fine french
perfumerifs.
az n, ~ ALEX. MOTT.
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C,nrNrRY MERCHANTS huying Com.

~ dictionaries viii md Il greatly 10 their advsn-
q. ,r ~ give me call hsfore purchasing their sap
plies. being more extensively engaged in The mana.
f,ctuIe f laR,ies and sale nf Coufeetionsrss thsh
AM, other honse south, and having Laid Ia cur SUP
piles generally bere the late rise in pfees VI ssa
Offer our goods % the trade in msns instances os
thap th.Y can he bought for st pre.e cut prices sne
Northern markets by the package to isrse 1usr,ss.
AMI a. corresponding low prizes y TIE s"ai'ea
st.am Candy Manuiaetufer,
-. No. ~ Main street
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EDUCATION.

MISS TAZEwELLS SCHOOL, Grace
WI stre~t, between 7th and s,h-The seventh s,ss.
SION OF this school will commence on the LIST day Of
Nsooer and close on the lat day of July.
- The EnRltSh department is exclusively under the
direction Of the princh al except the philosophical
ana higher mathematical classes which will be
taught by gentleman who has had several years
experience in teaching in our city.
Ihe French elass viii he 0nder the instruction OF
gentleman Sho has had much success In eommuni.
osthS that language" Sc l6-dim*
MISS PEGRAM's BOARDING AND
- ~ DAY SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADfEs-Miss
PEGRAh will reopen her School on the lst day Of
She will as heretofore. have entire supervision OF
in each Department.
=, Latin: Mathematics. the Physical Sciences and
gentleman Of successful experience AZ a teacher.
The FRENCH LANGUAGE viii be under the
,ina ,h.Ige o. nsdams A. BhRAUD, Partisan lady of
The BrLLEsLETrREs CLASS will be continued.
Fs- Wing and Enquirer copy. daily and country
THE next Session of Mrs. BENEFITS
SCHOOL. FOR BOYS. will commence on the
Her pupils sill be thoroughly instructed and pre-
aei tcr the more advanced Classes in Boys Schools
instruction in Latin and French. if desired.
TKRNs, PER SESSION:
ohdef 10 years OF $50 90
Tuition in Latin French, each.......... 10 90
streets. au 24-fw
DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
- Tho Rev. w. d. WEBB, A. NJ will resume
traching on THURSDAY. Oct. lst, at the room in
the of the sycamore Church. on nth street bp-
tween Broad aud Marshall, lately occupied by Nr f
" kOsicr. Tho course of study will coHlp.isa TIA ut
Of most approx ed schools either North or South
Ihoroushness in every department will be ape
ciaIy regarded. IN addition 10 collegiate educa
ton, the advertiser has taken special pans by per-
-onslly visiting within the last few years the most
approved institutions of onr country to introduce
| into his System all that is really desirable.
The most satisfactory references given. Also
Abundant evidence Of acceptance at every point at
| which his services have hitherto been engaged
Terms and further particulars on application.
se4-Im
TIlE CIEiSWICK SCHOOL,
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
viii be re-spPned at tho subscIiher's residence
| miles west OF Richmond, on Monday, October lst.-
credited rs Gtt 10 tsGch share of public patron
age i, solicited
! The location is retired and remarkably healthy
| The discipline will be Christian and Parental.
A few hoarders (mse femae,) may on early
application, he accommodated at my hsuse and 9TH
! ers IN the nei&hborhOod,
A. 3-lm$ GEO. g. EXALL A. NJ
y H. For information in the city apply to Mr. HEN
| RY t1ALL Architect, opposite the American.
| N0UTHE ERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
| ~ RICHMoSD, VA.
Tho next session of this Institution will begin on
the hrs Monday i'll October, and close the lst day
OF July.
The Principals will be aided by nine assistants.
For further particulars, address
| d. LIE POWELL, ! pf;,
Il. j, MORRISON, ! Principals
l.Nh
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UEMOV VAL.-The Office of the City
~ Water Works, has been removed TO the Old Gas
Wurbs on Cary, below 18TH street.
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MR.. D. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS-
w SICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, MAIN ST.,
BETwEgE 81 AND 4FR STS-The l4th Academic year Of
this School will commence en- MONDAY, the 2sth OF
September, ls51.
A Class will he formed in Greek and Latin, and pu-
pills will he admitted who prepared to commence
the study VI either Of these languages enter
OF the more advanced Glasses already formed
all lS-2m
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Sc uFed
Refers to Gov Wise. Gen1 VIM. II. Richardson
Col. l.. fuutaIne MossTs. Il. A. Myers, BinfoTd
Bnir Thomas r. Price. John VI. Patton. =. K. Graf
tan. Alex'r L. Holiday. and kevs J. Peterkln au0
l.eaE aa vs. n.ihrLige. u AL-dllstN
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QEM0VAL.-Dr. PLUME has removed
IL his office the third house, South of Trinity
Church. south side AMI about one hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel. Dr. A. continues treat all
syphlitic and gUnUTI huA complaints and having had
nuch practice IN this line, fntters himself that lac
give very general satisfaction. call from those in
t,resttd r solicited.
Dr. r. also makes and yends one Of the best
ryes (Ckemlcal Extract of French Flowers for con-
.titntuual " weAkncss, ever offered to the public.
DIR. +. may be consulted cUnhdentialy by letter,
otherwise. Medicines securely packed and sent 10 "
ier in almost any direction,
Office hours from A. NJ, till y A. NJ. Franklin
eet near the Exchange Hotol. Richmond city. VA.
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Io4ern Languages, (eKtra, eacn:..;,.. ....:....;
PHILIP Il. slANARD,

PIIILIP II. NIANAhD, :
l.. '. BtkGAMlN.
1t gives me great pleasure TO recommcnd III. Glass
i-Ri and Mathematical School OF hcsArs. STAN l.
BARGANIN. Nesars. :. ( b. are graduates Of th,
Institution have been connected with it Assistant
Professors and are entitled the fullest confidence
of the public for their high intellectual and mora!
Qualifications FRANCIS ii. SMITH,
Superintendent V. VI. !.
VTKGIGIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
July 9Th lG5T ~ 90-ft3m
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SUICIDE BY STARyATIoS.--Mrs. Olive Clyde, Of Bris-
toll, Vt, died recently, of starvation having reso-
lutely refused all kind. of food for 35 days. She
had been deserted by her husband and for some
time received mid from the town.
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ELECTRO-THERAPEUTIC

Situated on Nam, bsflceen First and Second .Srsets
KtchmoHd, 10,
FOR THE CURE or ALL NERVOUS MALADTEs,
CHRONIC DIsEAsEs
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EMOVAL.-We have removed tempo
IL rarily TO No. Pearl street. under the Exchange
Hotel where shall be pleased 10 see our old
friends. q. W. PURCELL Co.
Exchange iiroksra
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DICHMOND CLASSICAL AND COM


~ MEkCiAL INSTITUTE, on NINTH STREET,
BETW ZEN BROAD AND hARSHALL.-The
derSgnei, Principals OF this Institution, have united
their interests for the purpose Of establishing
school for boys Of the highest order and have been
successful iu securing excellent and commodious
rooms in the ahove-naned central part OF the city
They will make such division of labor in the
srcises OF the School, to render the instruction
most PEtCTICAL and THOROUGH.
The Kectations will be conducted with the use of
Globes. Maps, Charts. Mathematical Blocks, and Phi
ios0phiCsi and Chemical Apparatus.
Pupil. entering. this School, can unite with Glasses
pursuing course of instruction with view to Il
thorough business education to enter the first
advanced Glasses in College.
For further particulars and testimonials see Crcu-
lars be obtained this osice after August 25th
aud most OF the Bookstores, OF by application t.
either Of the Principals. One of the Principals
be ,und at his study, 2d door from 9Th street,
Broad.
The School will open on MONDAY, September 2lst
Brnf..s II Ennnn viii Ike Ch ar.,e of the ErenCh
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y EURKUSS' CLASSICAL AND
[. NATHENATlCAL. SCHOOL. UNIVERSAL
- tfjs s.bsol Will commence on the 2Ist day
'>s % SSrt.rnher snd close the 18th day of July
,NS Ill, .,.,,,t ,,,,,,,,,1,. :, -.
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Ordinary FnVlish Branches ......s 20 O.
unlnr Classics and MathematiC ~
senior do do .............. f0 G.
Modern Languages ...,........... 20 "a
Drawing. ....... .......,...... ~ t-
l--5m