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EDUcATIoN.
MIGHT school OF THE yIRGINT,

Nl0HI 6CHOOL Of THE VIRGINIA
~ MECHANICS INsTITUTE.-0n wEDNEs
will be opened by the Committee Of tns Institute
one in SAUNDERS HALL. Foushee street, between
a kEssiE, and The other in the PRrsssrlsrss scoci
HOUSE,. ON Franklin street. at its intersection with
2;d street. Rev. THOMAS II. JosEs being the princi
other night, and FRhk VI CIiAkGk o. an boys
who ara members Of the Institute Persons wishing
- GUAM e esf..ncstes u membership and u keis to
at the Hall OF the Institute, either of the fol-
WILLIAM MAcFARLANE.
SAMUEL 8. corrKsLI, LIs'
Main st betw. 18th and I4th
A. BAkdAMiN, JR-,
10Th and Maiu sts
ocl-ts CON- ON Nigh, scssols, y.M.I.
MRS PELLETS SCHOOL. The next
"a session com aences October ist 1857. The pr na-
ssmatic instruction in the French language given 10
AL the pupils. without extra charge; but they are
not reqnr to stady the language, without the APP
The French is taught by Prof ssor and Madame
EMI N, of Paris. ana peculiar facilities are afford
Mrs. PELLET guarantees that The Elementary
ana sdyanced studies in English, shall be THOROUGH
Information. relative to the school, terms. &C. may
pe had on appiisaton at her residence, on road ST.,
. HIenmono. Jy z2-d3ms
I 8. SQUIRE'S SELECT CLASSICAL
-. l. AND AM ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNERoF MAIN
.nsb asD Iio isT STREETS, r RIOAMoND yA.-The esv
MnUsNpAY, the 18th Of September, 1857.
TERMS PER SESSION, HALE SESSION IN AID.
Junior English s.aoo
senior or Beginners in Latin............s So 60 90
Modern Languages lby Prof. Emion) each 3, 3, 20 20
Drawing, toy John A. Calyo,) per quarter...... 10
sathsses fhe sp[insirs may be seen at school
through the Richmoa Post Office. jy25--srs
MISS PEGRAM'S BOARDING AND
n ar.DAY pay SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG LADIEs.-Miss
nf,nh nhhAM viii reopen her School the LIST day Of
She will as heretofore have entire supervision Of
~ ns sIx Ciasses aided BY competent assistants
aorn phiosophy will be taught by Mr.. PACE, a
gentleman Of successful expert teacher
Charge Of Madame A. BERAUD, a Partisan lady sH Of
The ELLEsLETrREs CLASS will be continued.
1F Whig and ENQUIRER copy, daily and country.
MRS. AND MISS MINORS BOARD
isA ING AND DAY SCHOOL on 4rH SrRErr. Ry-
TWEEN BROAD AND MARsH.LL-'ihe third session Of
tbis Institution will commence the LIST uf October
n xt 81 :
In this school will be taught all tbs branches of
finished education, including the Latin and Modern
languages. together with Music upon the Piano
Harp and Guitar. Instruction in Vocal Music will
also be gwen. +.t
Abe servises of competent instructors have been
procured.
Attention will be pad to the proper training and
advancement of tho young ladies entrusted to their
charge, and their moral aud social Improvement pro
muted by every means i'll their power.
This school has been in successful operation in
Richmond for nearly two years, and the subscriber
Refer with confidence to its patrons for any infornla
ton which may be desired in reference TO its merits
TRRMs-Absut the same heretofore. For them
and other particulars refer to
MRs JEFFERSON MINOR,
au 7-d&cw3m Miss ADA B MINOR.
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SENT ON Fer TRIAL,-Frank Gwynn,

SENT ON Fer TRIAL.-Frsnk Gwynn,
a free negro, was examined before the Mayor yes
terday for committing an assault on Capt. Charles
Nelson, Of the ''Oid Dominion" 1t appeared that
the fellow had without cause committed violence
on Capt. n, among other acts knocking him down
-etween two lighters. The accused was sent be-
re the Hastings Court for trial Committed to
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BANK OF PENNSYLvANIA-Thc directors of the
Bank OF Pennsylvania have rendered to Mr.. John
walsh the presidency of that institution, vice 4.
Allitone, resigned
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MASSACHUSETTS STATE AGRICULTURAL F1R.-The
first exhibition Of the Massachusetts, Board of Ag-
riculture, Hon. NJ. p. Wilder, president opened
on Tuesday. ia Boston. The weather Eas exceed
ingly cold and boisterous, but the attendance was
oan 55sF
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TRoTTISG-A trotting match, fer a silver cum
came off on the fair grounds at Raleigh n. G.. We'd
nesday. 10 Smith, Il Wilmington horse, was the
winner
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oUTRAGE.-A young man named Henry Dodd a
clerk in store in New York, while returning
from ball one night last week, was knocked dow q
by some unknown rufiian, and had his jaw SO
frightuly fractured, that he died from the effects
on Sunday. Rowdyism seems to be frightfully on
the increase in that city.
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DsrAcHEp AND 0apxsEp.--Capt. Montgomery has
bsen ordered to serve on the Naval Court Of fnnul
ry No. I, In plsos Of cspt. Psason ordsred 10 the
command pf the pswhAlsn.
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SESTE nee OF AMERICAN SEAMES.-News has re-
Gently arrived at Boston that Mr.. Tench, the
captain Of Boston ship, the Waverley, engaged in
the csoly trade, has been tried at Manila the
charge Of causing the death of large number of
his cody passengers, and has been sentenced to
six years OF penal seryitude. the chief mate being
also condemned TO a similar punishment for four
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No rlDrxGs have yet been heard Of NJ.
r. Day, who escaped from the County jail, on Wed.
nssday night. Ths Govsrner hss olysrsd rewsrd
lsf hh spprshsnsien.
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DISTRESSING ArFAm.-Mr. Parker Mason was
thrown from wagon, Tuesday morning, in the vi
cinity of his residence, near Philadelphia, and
killed. His wife was at the same time lying dead
in his house, having died that morning Of con-
sumption. Two young children are thus rendered
orphans.
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TuE sUPpLY.--The following is list of the off,
GERS ordered to the United State naval storeship
Supply, now at the Brooklyn navy-yard preparing
to sail wi III stores for the African coast squadron
viz: Lieutenant Commanding A. Y. Gray, Lieuiss
Aaron l.. Hughes. John Kcli, JOS d. Blake, Jas.
II. Gillis, and Passed Assistant Surgeon p. J.
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EXHIBITION OF FIRE. WoRKs.-Amone
the numerous attractions during the week OF the
State Fair, may be noticed the grand exhibition Of
fre works. which Aid Fire Company No. viii give
on Capitol Square, on the night Of the 18th. Ar
rsngements are progressing 10 make this the best
affair Of the kind ever given In Richmond.
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MISSOURI LEGIsLATUgE.--The Legislature of Mis-.
souri, is now holding its adjourned session. The
Governors message recommends the Legislature to
take decisive measures TO secure beyond all ques-
ton the honor and credit of the State. He desires
To have such an amendment Of the railway system
ss will enable the companies 10 secure the work
done and ultimately 10 complete their roads, and he
urges the placing Of such additional guards upon
the banking system will confne it within legiti-
mate limits aud tend TO expei deprecated paper
from the State. Suspension viii only result in
producing greater difficulties than those intended
to alleviate. The amount of State bonds due the
railway companies on the 18th of October was
$9,UOo.Co0
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The LATE ASSASSINATION IN New YoRE-The coro-
ner's jury in the case of John Swenson. who was
wantonly assassinated in New York on Saturday
night, have rendered verdict that the decd was
perpetrated by halfgrown youth. named James
Rogers, who is still at large. D. Cunningham "A
youth, swears positively that he in company
with Rogers, and saw the accused attack Swenson
aud inflict the deadly blow. Rogers is said to be
notorious rowdy, and intoxicated at the time.
The police are in hot pursuit of him
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Nor IDENTIFIED.-The body of the man
found at Gums landing, on James river, has not
been Identified. He had quantity Of papers on
mis- person, and letter In one pocket addressed 10
A. s. Lee, Richmond,
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THE GRAIN C0NISG.-0n Saturday night there
arrived at Buffalo, New York, of wheat 36S, ,l54
bushels, of corn 95,S0l bushels, and oats 6S,O00
bushels, making total of 53l ,955 bushels, the
largest receipts of any one day this There
are over 100000 bushels of wheat between Chicago
and Buffalo. The receips at Chicago from the in
terror continue large. The receipts largely in-
cressins. at Buffalo.
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Z. GATHRIGHT.
DOGGETT & ANDERSON

UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS.
Corner of Governor and Franklin 5ts.)
II AV received their Fail Stock OF
Il French and American Paper Hangings. all qua
tiles; Floor oil Cloths, Curtain Goods Coruices and
Window Shades, Mattings and man,
other articles in the line Of business which will L
old vt moderate prices We also keep on hand an.
make to order Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows,
ity and all other work in line. ex. cutsd by th
most con petent workmen, with the strictsst desir.
to g satisfaction. portion of public patronage
Is respectfully sclieited. sc 28-3m
TN times like these, It's wise to save,
l. When cash is scarce, when Brokers shave
on good Virginia money.
Therefor to SCH aAP's store you should go,
When few notes you've xot to show,
He takes all (ain't IL funny y
And gives on bargains in their place
Of China, Glassware. Clock or Vase,
Of Locking gisss or Tea-tray.
Who ever waits cheap goods 70 find
In fancy good of any kind, - sd.
Call at SCHAAP'S store, 30 We say.
oc 3-dlm Corner Broad and 3d streets
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BOARDING, &c.
- -
A MEXICAN HOTEL,
~ RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
f. Opposite the New Custom House.

ALEXANDER DUyAL, Proprietor.
The undersigned having taken this Hotel pect-
iniy announces lhs fact to his friends and the pub
iic ana solicits their patronage tie has removed
ms fasaliy TO the Hotel and will from this day give
ms personal and undivld attention to the i .iness
anu hopes TO give satisfaction to all who mas patrn-
lIs the mouse His tables are supplied with ell the
ply. '''' '''''' ~ ION '1p
GOOD and capable servants have been sele. ted and
tlcular attention. = = -
oc 5-ts ALEX DUyAI
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SrRAnsHIP RoANoKE.-ft win

SrEAMsHIP RoAsoKE.--it viii be OBJ
served by our advertising columns, that this
steamer Is again taking freight between New York
and Richmond. Freight win be received to-day at
her wharf at Rockets and passengers are request
cd be on board by 81 o'clock tomorrow Saturday
at which hour she will leave.
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IL is said that an arrangement has been closed
between the Michigan Southern aud Central Rail
roads, which will have tendency to prevent
ruinous competition between these two roads.
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MADAME DUVALL, AsTROL OGEl

W. AND PHREN0L0GIST,a also the LA DI ES' BIZ
TAAICAL PHYSICIAN, is now in Kichmond, an,
Main streets ON the same floor with DIR Rust,
j lining DR.. Taylors ofice-(RooIn No p Lsdie
and gentlemen wishing 10 consult her in the abov
science have now opportunity. Ladies' will I'm
Madame DUvALL a sale and confidenf.l adviser. Her
medical compounds made from Herbs, gath req
under the strong influence Of the Planets which
rule them. oc Inns
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Modern Languages extra q
PHILIP B SIANAkU,
T. V. BARGAMIN.
1t gives great pleasure to recommend the Glass
ica and Mathematical School of Messrs. STAN ARD
Il BAkiAMIS. Messrs 5. Il b. are gradutes of this
Institution have been connected with IL Assistant
Pr fessors. and eutitled 10 the fullest confidence
Of the public for their high intellectual and moral
qualifications FRANCIS IL. SMITH,
Superintendent V. NJ. l.
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
Jul, 9th. 1857. { jv 2n--d3m
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DRlVATE INSTKUCTlON.-Th sub
scribsr offers his services to his friends and the
public generally, as PRIVATE INSTRUCTOR in
the ANCIENT and MODERN LANGUAGES and in
any OF the ENGLISH BRANCHES OF EDUCATION.
s will teach spge Pupils Classes at auy hour at
their swa resdence, at his room, cornsr of 10th
and Ba Tx streets He will be glad to see any who
may wish to pursue revise thsir English or CLASH
cal studies. p. IL. MONTAGUE,
&C 9-dlm* Corner of 10th ana Bank sts
MRS. A. B. s. COLE will resume he1
Ava class in VocalizatiOn Singing. and the Piano,
on the 23th of October infant.
ee 3-dinT
UEV. j. AMBLER WEEDS CLASSI-
IL CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER OF
CLAY AND 18TH STREErS.-The fifth annnua
session of this school will commence the 2Sth Of
september.
TERMS:
Ordinary English Branches. $40 90
Junior Classics ans Mathematics ............. 50 90
ScliuI us Oh w
siern Languages 20 %
Drawing 20 %
aul-3m
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FIREMES's PARapa.-The parade of
the Richmond Fire Department, win take place on
the 2Sth inst It is the intention of the members
of the several companies to mite with the Masons
and Odd Fellows, in laying the corner stone OF the
Mechanics Institute on the day named. ~
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CONNECTICUT STATE FAIR.-The Bridgeport Stan
dard says that the state Fair broke up in gale of
wind, which prestrated number ofthe tents and
booths, aud revolving swing. Two men were
badly injured in conseqnence-one, it is said, hay-
ing his ribs broken, and the other having his nose
crushed. II some time before the tmbers
which had fallen the unfortunate men
could be removed. One of their companions Ia
search Of help, rushed into enclosure or tent
adjoining. The occupants took him for a robber
after their treasure and knocked him down, Civ
ing HIM severe blows, before the mistake was dis
covered
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LFfEt10 Of THE fANlC-BAk0elNs
~ IN Dry Goops AT 40 rs, MAIN STREET Having
made considerable additions to my stock by n cent
purchases FOR Cash, at the North, during the pres
sure am prepared to offer ry great inducrueit ts
to bu ers Sets Embroidered Collars and Sleeves at
g.. worth S3 beautiful sty Collars at 6lc.. I21sc
&c and soc rich fsll and Winter D-Lainrr. and FL
Cured French Merinoes the most elegant sssortment
OF Cambria Bands. very low; all kinds Of Bid and
Negro Blankets 1T first cost Cotton Ciutbs at manu-
facturers prices, and thousand thsr articles
quail low JACOB A Levy, rs Main st.,
&c l9 Next 10 z. X. Whites Shoe Sl..re
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4 .LASSlCAL AND MATHEMATICAL

y SCH00L.-The undersigned will on the first OF
october next, open Classical aud Mathematical
school, embracing such course of instru' ton as
viii hit youth for easy entrance into the high
classes either of classical scientific institu
tiVns They have procured the desirable lot ut the
corner of Sth and Clay streets upon which they
now having erected their school room. Their TERMS
will be as follows, (PATABLE sEArANNUALLY IN AD
vASCE3
Latin ureek and Mathematics atcs..................s $50
Latin Greek and do. ........................ 81
Engli.h BRANCHES, ........................... 40
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s--.s.t8 JSu. II. SHOOK. =
+ General Agent and Attorney for Va.
ST. GEo pEAcHY, M. D.. Medical Exsuiner. e p
oc l5-dlm k,estf
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NATIONAL HOTEL, MAIN STREET,
~ St2unton. Virginia ....-. u - a =

M d. dILkSUN, Proprietor.
Omnibnssss free OF ch ,rge run in connection with
the Hotel and the Railroad Depot.
Every attention II given to passengers who
wish to depart by either Of the lines OF travel.
my 30-5m
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RICH TREAT.-We know of no more
agreeable way of spending an evening than in
visiting the Fair of the Virginia Mechanics In
stitute, and examine hundreds Of specimens of
ancient curiosites ladies' work, mechanical skill,
new inventions, and admirable specimens of paint
ing and drawing. In one of the large glass cases
standing at the north west Of the hall, are
vast number Of articles from China and the heathen
lands now being visited by our missionaries, to
thoroughly inspect which would require at least
three days. The reader of history may here
see specimens of the household Gods worshipped
by infdels. and may then readily account for
their benighted condition. Passing from this
case, the eye is at once attracted by inviting
paintings, beautiful needle work, rare manufac-
tares and supurb drawings, which add greatly to
the general view and make one feel grated that so
much interest is being manifested by the people at
large in the success of the Institute and the edu-
cation of the working ciasses
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.T L. GALLEHER, TEACHER OF
l. THE VOICE AND PIANO FJkTE.-TERNs
per session of "a lessons $25 Thankful for he very
three years. he respectfully socits its continuance.
INT the lst Of tober, he may at any tiyur be fouad
at hs room on Broad between 9Th and 10th streets.
s g. 23- I'm
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Ous.-I5 casks Pure Winter Strained

nLS.-l5 casks Pure Winter Strained
~ SPERM OILS
81 casks Winter SOLAR OILS Bleached
20 tasks North West Coast SOLAR OILS
Landing direct from New Bedford, and ftr sale By
oc i3-6r EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il CO.
WOOD, WOOD have now on hand.
w and am in constant receipt Of large stock OF
best quality OAK and PINE With ID, and am prepaf :
ed to furnish consumers ON the most favorable terms
and respectfully solicit call from all in want
When five cords or upwards is ordered at one time
will have it packed away FREQ Of cost to the pur-
chaser.
HS- Orders left with Meesrs Dabney Cooke. or
Nr tieo A. Hundlev Broad street or af the yard Oh
Broad street. near Brooke Avenue, Will receive the
most prompt attention -
oc5-dfm* JAMES A. MOORE
DESTAURANT FOR SALE.-The Res
Ittanrant, sitsafed under tn odd Fellows Hail. is
offered FOR SALE With all Of the Stock. Fixtures
aud the Key of the house. Apply 90
oc s-ts Jda. YARRI NGTON.
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FIRE.-The alarm Of fire yesterday,
was csusod by the burning of small portion Of
the roof Of the cottage residence next to the Afr
can church, occupied by Mr. u. Needs 1t was set
ON FIRE by sparks from the chimney. The early ar
rival Of No. and other fire companies, prevented
the spread of the flames.
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An AMERICAN AcroR IN EsaLAED.-Mr. J. b. Ro
berts, the tragedsn, has been performing 10 Eng
land, and the criticisms upon his acting are very
iair The london Atheneum sayE--.Mr. Roberts
10 clever mao; bnt the finish which is needed to
complete representations must for the reasons
s.@ted, be denied 10 hin. Though disqualified
Rom maintaining the high position which he has
claimed, az an Intelligent performer in parts more
within the limits Of his natural capacity, he may
prove seryieeabie in bis profession.6
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, 2sO Proad

v stieet- ff
GOLDEN offers bis entire stock Of SHADES at
the following reduced prices, for cash. viz:
Landscapes, I7s cts, worth 81 cts r.s.e,sE 2
Plain Shades 50 cts cheap nj 81.
Boquefs 81 cts. theap at $i.25.
Vases s. chap AT 81. 81. II
Goibcs 81 ch an at 80.
Gold Border 81 50, cheap at s3.
Velvet border -. chPap at S.
Velvet and Gold Centre e., cheap at Sl2.
Also. beautiful assortment Of india Rubber Ia
BILE Oil l9ths. durable article.
p s-strekeepers and pedars supplied at New
York prices.
R5- shades made TO order, at short notice.
,ssl ~ = I .faF ~
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Mr. Peter kingueberg, who has resided In Lock-
por. anee assi, disd suddenly, while sitting In lis
was nsti.e of France, aud preacher Of the Mar
nite sect Many Of the thrilling scenes Of the French
Revolution came under his notice, aud he was =
sufferer from the depredations OF the French aud
70 the United States with his family. His cons srs
active basiHsss men In keekport. -1H0hie Rvabiie
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sti?,21e,.lI a s2s5, 5,s5i, IL
y. j.SsI, ,l76 " deduct exports.

Sl@ .3i5,54l "a excess coinage,
ioo,Wa,tSJ " ad.tl coinage before 81.
----
*2s9,3i5,54l "A now in the country"
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ron SALE, &C.

s-s5-~-1.
FLOUR MILL AND FIXTURES COM
h6ns s2s as s.si .s s' Il &. & sss 3
sac 1. very Iow. ssmpTsias ,ma. M.ehins. - n
Mill % Steam Enrine and csnabis j making itLsz-
and uachiner, has been lksl in II. sisr q Niek-
mona about months, b. Ge rye Merrssns, dee d,
a new. The pre-ept owner having no u.s. 81 is,
will sill II for less than half VI tins .ri NAL ccps The
spsesssa s :: he Us. ;ssa ss q. 1.s
Ngh. M sn WIN Y. grind 70 eu.hel' .fe r Per
EUK sALE-VIRGINlA CENTRAL &.
y r ,sIe,s BgsDs- isAAcs : TisE,s y. ss;,
EUR SALE.-SI0, 600 STATE STOCK.
yis@a i sums = '0' p'''n-'e {. Y WrURcELI Gu. 3
NfATE STUCK FOH sALE IN SUMS -
~ suit purchasers. 80 -
wANTED.-A Few shnrus Of Kicnnond . uAnv1lls
Raroaa Raj % Stock for which the highest market pros
E.chanss On New rork. pha.de,ps,s s.d saatL
CIV eykcsLl : %.
I IFE lNSURANCE.---The subscriber
Of sbs ssS 1siTsp nsss
PANr located In the city Of New York and is ready
TO reseive applicxtio.s. s.gfea gs8s8 - - !
The Company is one Of the safest and bsst In the
Unipn having accumulated capital OF 4tpstsO
and with the principle of MUTUAL fNsusAscE iucoa W.
rated in its ter. pereCns uay part ate In the
prunts OF all the business. wthof isscurrfnG any
pers01s9i liability, nd WHEN desired the vi be
paid at TIC end If any sumder " years, thus eus,bin-
ing the advantages OF Strings Bank and Life In
snrance. Premiums rayabie sn.uxils or semlsuns-
ally, quarterl and rates moderate. a y ss9sEs
lift be mans sdnt. 10 provide bread for his family
while In life IL Is less his duty 10 provide axainst
their besoming pennilss in the event VI hts d~ash
Every BUSINESS issures his props,ty sxxin-t
RRE,-ehouh he not m ke provision f,r his
family u DEATH should take him from thsnnf The
hre probably will MT happen during the coming -
years-bis death probably will. - ! J
The subscriber has books and papers impartfnR In
formation upon he sublret OF Life insurance, witch
he Will loan 10 all who dssirons Of information
In order tO let the publ what we have been
doing. the annexed statement will afford some evi
dence: ses + r. EaF5tssts s .ss 7+fa sfiss.n fg
BUSINESS DONE NJ THE FOLLOWING ooMrAyIss:
From the Comptroler's Report for 81
New Policies issued iss{F 2.
wi hin the year. ls s5$ ~
49,
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DICHMOND MUSICAL INSTITUTE.
IL ON BROAD, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
sTREETS.-The classes in vocal music in this insti-
tuition meet follows: First adult class (more AL
,anced) ON Tuesday aud Saturday evenings at IL
o'clock. Second adult class beginners Monday and
Thursday evenings at ~ o'clock. The juvenile
classes will meet at O'clock The first (mure ad-
| yanced) un Wednesday and Saturday. Tho second
beginners on Monday and Thursdas. Lessons Oh
the given when preferred, unless too inconyen
lent 10 the Ins itute. For further PARTICULAR apply
10 Zoe l2-lm1 7. l.. GALLEnEk. Principal