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HISTORY OF BILIIARDs.--The origin of this game
according to a little book lately published by the
Appletons, like the birth place of Homer, is a con-
tested point, and its antiquity like that of many
elderly spinsters. is involved in considerable doubt
Some suppose it to have been imported into Rome
from Persia, under the consulship of Lucullus
while others hold that Caigula introduced it
from the East. The records unauthentic
until the return of the Tempars from the first cru
sadie. 1t soon became the favorite amusement and
means Of exercise to which the clostered monks of
that period were permitted to have recourse The
game fell with the knights Tempars, and was re-
vived by Louis XI, of France, who preferred it to
the bloody tournaments then in vogue. Henry
III still more widely patronized il; and we find
that Mary Queen of Scots, in Il letter written the
evening before her execution, complains that her
'billiard-table had just been taken away from her
as a preliminary step to her punishment
1t became a favorite game with the ladies In
France and Germany. Madame de Stael was an
enthusiastic advocate of billiards. "Eyeu when
exiled to Switzerland by Napoleon, she overstaycd
the time limited for her departure from Paris. in
order that she might personally superintend the
removal Of her billiard table" The Duchess de
Berre was also noted for her ondness for the game
Mr. Phelan says that ''the Frenchman is the most
brilliant. the Englshman most careful, the Amer
ican the most successful and therefore if that be
any argument-as it is commonly admitted to be
the most conclusive-the very best of billiard play
ers'
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THE INJUNCTION obtained by the com
mander of the Fayetts Artillery, has had the Of.
feet of delaying the Mechanics Institute In the
erection OF its Hail. to be devoted to the education
Of the youth of this city, and that affair has been
long the delay Is to continue is more than We can
say, but hope that its duration may be short. for
tn" subject of popular education IL one Of such VI
tai Importance to the working men, that we always
regret to see any steps taken by which their
children may be deprived Of an hours education.-
II the gentlemen who have the matter In hand for
settlement, could the Importance Of every
minute to the Institute, are sure that the ali.
hculty would have been adj djusted at once.
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DESPERATE RENEDY.-Dr. S. T. Reynolds was bit
ten on the thumb at New Orleans, a few days ago
by young rattlesnake. He Immediately seized a
hatchet and cut the thumb entirely of, before the
poison had time to extend
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EDUCATION.

cHooh AT SUMNER HILL.-The
eomn. nsas s.sson q MY school, In Chesterfield will
Ingns, me ioth Of october and close tbe I0th OF
usts "S Hnner the tuition Of Mr. T. b. Maury wra,
DR. .se University, very highly recommend e,i by
sa,.rsg rgTa h and professional quaincations waa,
paniou. fcr M not ovsr turtosn years of age as COM
t on We'll drained knoll and protse9sa IN IA .ns 1s
minutes drse Of sSsssn Of Though within %
may suit parents in Richmond vho wShI :, ae.red IL
easy reach Of their children ' "i'h 70 DC Within
other half on The ist 81 In advance and the
intended -. t. nt BOYS for college ''' aoa'n
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U. s. PRIGArs NIAGARA-The officers of the Eng
ish steamers engaged in the late attempt to lay the
cable were much pleased with the Niagara, and
heve reported to the admiralty that they never
knew such steady vessel at sea.
PoR ARDENT YouSs MEs.-Young men who would
prosper In love- should WOO gently Ii 10 not fash
ionabie for young ladies to take ardent spirits.
The bills on the Bank of West Tennessee are dis
credited at Memphis. The Agricultural Bank OF
Tennessee, at brownsville, has failed.
DIR. Winans, . prominent minister Of the NJ. X.
Church South, died In Mississippi the lst inst.
The printers OF San Antonio have s'struck" for
New Orleans prices, and started paper called the
"Maliet and shooting Stick
The Submarine telegraph, between Sicily and
Malta, Was expected to be completed In September
The first number Of Mr.. Thacksray's new story,
"The virginians," will appear on the hrst Of No
vember.
The English government has been making large
purchases Of wood for ship building In the south of
Bohemia.
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CUGAR AND MOLASSES, Tea, Spices,
~ Nails and sslt, Candles Shot Glass with a va
red assortment Of Groceries generally in and
for sale by WINSTON i POWERS
II
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HoUsEKEEPERs' CoNvEyTIoS.-A call appears in
the st. Louis Republican of the Sd instant, for
meeting of housekeepers, In order to consider and
act upon the important matter of domestic "help."
What next.
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Gry. SrrupEy's MoNuMENr -Tb

uEN. -1uS To
ceipts from the entertainment to be given By our
German citizens, on Monday next are to be applied
to a noble purpose-the erection Of . monument
to the memory of one Of the Revolutionary patri-
ots-and our readers generally will encourage them
in the good work.
Wv. teuben, a native of Germany, len h,,
country in 1777 resigning his high position in the
Prussian Army, of Lieutenant General to Offer his
services in the glorious Revelation of our country
9en. Washington having been informed BY several
1reigners, Of steuben's military talents procured
Tor him, through Congress, the rank Of General
Inspector On accepting the position, Gen. Sfeu-
ben knowing the Importance Of discipline and See
ing the rregulariiy Of the drill and exercise Of our
soldiers. determined at once to instruct them 10
the European mode OF warfare: and althouRh he
did not understand the English Language and
at times encountered violent Opposition ftou,
some Of the officers, he persevered In his Ia
bors, until. by the real and energy Of his
character. lie succeeded in forming q well driileA
military body. which proved to be Of the utaost
Importance in the subsequent battles Of the Rsvo-
luton. HE talents as military man were exhfb-
tied at the battle of Monmouth and at the ssigs Of
Yorktown, we'll in the councils Of war: and
that they were highly appreciated by the patriosa
OF those days Is sbundsnty proven by the ack nowl.
edgements of his services after the terminate or
the war. In 1883 the State Of Pennsylvapia gavs
him as many acres Of land as il be had been
Major General. The citizens Of New Jersey pre-.
sented him with magnificent cottage near New
srbatloes. In 1856 the State OF New York donated
him l600 acres of her most fertile lands-and the
congress of the United Stales voted him an annual
pension of $500
The object Of the festival next Monday, at Bslvi-
dere, is TO raise means to aid in the erection of
monument to the memory Of this gallant old hero,
ON the spot where his remains now lie buried. In
almost every city in the Union, where the Ger
mans are numerous they have contributed LIBERAL
ly TO this noble work The German citizens Of
Richmond are now endeavoriug to raise means to
appropriate to this object. and In order to ensure
the hearty cO-ODerAtiOp of all others wh0 vii
ling to do honor to the memory of this revolution
AIRY hero, they are getting up an entertainment
which they expect to make pleasant and agrsea-
bio to all who join them. We learn that they have
exte nded invitations TO the Governor of the State
the Council of Richmond and Commanders Of the
various military companies, and that they intend
to spare efforts to make the occasion one Of in
nocent enjoyment to our citizens generally
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EDUCATION.

MISS JESSIE c. GORDON'S SCHOOL,
NI FoR YOUNG LADIES, corner Of frsnkin
and ah Streets will be reopened the lat day o
n,toler and closed on the lat day Of July.
Primary ....,....-~........ 81 %
Languages - ~
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rHs Fnasusrga.--col Loekridge announces
through the New Orleans papers that he has no
further connection with the Nicaragua eanss.--,
Gen Walker is In New Orleans
Professor W. q. Allan, (eoiored) late Of Nsu Yexk
Central College, was lsetnring lately In Liverpool
on the African raes.e a
valuable negro, owned BY John Benson, Of
Portsmeaih, Va, was drowned on Saturday iast.
DR.. =. A, Ross, Of Alabama, preached In Lsachr
burg, Virginia, on Sunday.
Ex-Governor yroon,, late United States inisisssx
10 Berlin. arrived home IN the Arago. visaxtsmpsr
the yiolluist MAS also passenger
James RobInson, Who lived near Dallas dastoe
county, N. O., committed suicids By hsnginx hissr
self on Saturday, the I'D sit
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SAFETY FUSE, Cap and Wrapping Pa
~ per. Caleined Plaster, Rum. Colgate Starch, So
se I&G.B. DAVENPORT.
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MRS. E. B. MORSE-Whe has had many
ktA years experience in tesshiug-will spen
school at her residence, en- Marshall, between 4th
and 5th streets, opposite ST. James Church commen
cling the lst Of September and ending the seth June
The OF instruction will be thorough, fron the
elementary to the higher branches Of English 3D.
ucstion. ALSO, Music on the Plane
kor information relative to the School, Terms, &C..
apply at her residence She has permission to refer
to the following gentlemen:
Col s. II. Parker, r. W. Rlouraoy, Esq, Col. r. J.
Evans, Alexander 4. Parker, Esq. aule-lm
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1 lTANCHESTER SCVOOI For P0yC

M 49, " hti1Ns ~ i1h oChoOL fOh DO1 .
- AND GIRl.S.-The subscriber will open an
English School" in the town OF Manchester on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th inst, for the instruct ion
Of boys aud girls.
TBRNs-per scholastic quarter (zI, months) ST.
Particulars will bs given in future advertisement
I. ID. Q. TURNER.
Mr.. TURNER (by request Of some fricnds) will
also open u NIGHT SCHOOL" for boys and young
men not having 1t in their power TO attend the day
school.
Book Keeping will DO taught thoroughly, and in
the regular mercantile manner.
see-6t r Let
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Mr.. Henry Tisdale, we'll known citizen Of New
port, r. L. died on Saturday last, while on sailing
excursion.
About 2,7o0 bbls Of potatoes sold at Louisville,
ut iasl.o5 per bbl., including barrels
The constitutional convention Of Kansas met at
Lseompton on Monday.
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WHITE ZINC PAINT, AND PURE
w WHITE LBAD.-ls,on0 lbs. put up in quar-
ters halves 100 h. and 500 lb kegs for sale at fac
tory prices, by WM. SATTLER CO,
sef l42 Main street
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ENGLIsH, CLASSICAL AND MATH

II =
- EHATICAL SCH0OL.-Prof II. J. Christian
having resigned the chair Of Greek in Richmond
College, will open English Classical and Mathe-
niatics School in this city, lst October next Du
ring his lsng experience as q teacher. he has been
constantly impressed with the want Of thorouz zhnes
in the preparation Of Lsys either fer college or she
active duties Of life He therefore proposes admit
only as many pupils AZ he teach, and TO devote
scholars in the srietest sense Of the tsrn He has
secured comfortable rooms 4th street, between
Franklin and Main. Amy communication addressed
to him through the Richmond p o. will be prom pt
ly attended TO- He hopes that those who intend 10
pStroniZs him will max i'm IN ediate application
Terms payable semi-snn ually in advance) Sso
aIFgRBscss Rev J. Psterkia, Rev. Geo Wood
bridge, d: D., Judge alyburton, Judas hordith
Essssrs. WIN. II. Christian, Jao. M GROCERY Fred
sransford, wn. y. Tsylsr. b. B. Minor, K L. Chris
tian, Nyndham Robertson, Jos. r. Andersen John
D. Steger, Chas. Gennet, Rev. Mr.. Keplsr, Gen Wa
II. Richardson. Col. T. j. Evans, Capt. G. Ms.noek
DR.. II. }. Miller 4 J. JCHhSFlAE
K
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PRICE ONE CENT.

WINCHESTER PaEsnrrERY This Presbytery met
at Winchester, Va, last week. 1t extends from a
corner Of Hardy county, down the Potomac to the
Bay; thence via the Rappahannock to Its source;
and thence to the first named points. These lines
embrace Is ordained ministers, licensed minis
! ters, and 81 churches
The Rev. John johnson, Of Hardy, was elected
Moderator for the ensuing half year; and the Rev.
1ohn @ w. Procter OF Berkeley, aud the Rev. Charles
White, OF Clarke. Clerks. The Rev james Baber
was dismissed. to join the Presbytery Of Columbus.
The Rev = w Simpson. of Baltimore Presbytery,
and Kev N. u. North, Of New Orleans Presbytery,
sat as corresponding members. The Rev Mr.. Phil.
lips, rom the church of United Brethren applied
for adinissionand after satisfactory examination
on Theology, was admitted. Messrs. John III. Da
Wis and Malcolm Woolworth, we're ssyeraly ordain-
cd the former, to labor in StafIord-the latter at
the base OF the Allegheny Mountain. Two candi.
dates for the ministry-Mr IAuchlin c.. vass and
Mr. Moses 3. Raymond-wers received under the
care OF the Presbytery. 1t adjourned to meet at
Front Royal on the second Wednesday of April
with, however, an Intervening meetir q at Balti.
more during the ensuing session of Synod.
---
LITERARY MgS or FRANCE.-Csll the roll of the
young meu of $780," and ask where they srel De
Balzac is dead-coffee killed him. Frederic Soulie
is dead. the victim of coffee and lIcentiou.ness
Eugene Briifaut died q mailman in the Charepton
Lunatic Asylum. Grandville went mad and breath
cd his last in private insane house. Lasay died at
III" Nh"ienton hau mouse, raVlng iunatic. Lowe
Weimars died from opium eating and lcentiou,-
ness. Rabbe, after suffering agony from ioa,h-
some disease. took poison to end his proon ged tor
ture. Alfred de Musset died a victim to the bsttIe
ana the cigar. Count Alfred d'0rsay was killed by
the cigar and licentiousness. Charles de Bernard
died from coffee and lcentiousness Henri Boyle
died from Coffee and women. Hippolite Royar Col
lard died from tobacco and coffee. Gerard dc Ner-
val after oscilating between plenty and want. alb
stenlousness and licentiousness, went mad and
hung himself All died of softening of the brain or
spinal marrow, or swelling OF the heart All
moved down in the prime of life-is the meridian
OF their intellect and fame.
Eugene Sues name is added to the fatal list
Cofee and women were his ruin. lie died away
from MS friends, away from his family. away from
the nome he had adorned with elaborate care an
e4He In foreign land. Who would have predicted |
snch an end TO Eugene Sne, in 1S+1. when ne was |
.he favorite of France rolling in wealth, courted
oy every one. dandy of most aristocratic preten-
sens-tbr Boston Trareler
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Person. isnirin.y to enter pdpss can leave their
names at the SehoQl Rooms where Miss q. will meet
thsrn at any hour tLey may appoint.
3-d1 d1ysF sx.l sf6
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DERFU merry, Hair Oils, Pomades
l. Tooth Pastss and Toilet Articles, received at
DUFAL NRRTON'S
Druu 2tora
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EEMALE SCH OOL AT AsDL4ND
HANovER COUNTY. VA W.
MRS. CHAS B. STUART,

~ iaas iao. ". F. sTuaAkkTT' ssTrugAkT' Principals.
r, Miss FANNIE NJ IRBY, Assistant
=, me nrst session Of this School will .,mmar.a 49,
can DO accommodated In the family Of NJ vS1soors
rsro,, ~ ~ a al rTsspeet. T q the frst class
. 4drdnce 's
Board including, washing fuel and light ss, m
Tuition in English Branches - ~ ~ ~
Ia ga
Latin and Greek ~ NJ y" ~
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy Y - = ~
Music on Piano with uss ofinstrument - ss
Ornamental Branches at usualai prices - "
Address CHLs. ,. STUART, At Randolph Macon Col
su 3-d2w&tawtSls N
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rTHE next Session of Mrs. BENNRTT's

THE next Session of Mrs. BENEFITS
Il SCHOOL, POR BOYS, will commence en- the
lst OF October.
Her pupils will be thorough instructed and pre-
pared for the advanced classes in Boys Schools
Instruction in Latin and Frensh. il desired.
YhkHS, PR SESSION:
Under 10 years Of age ..............S so 90
over 10 years Of y 90
Tuition in Latin French, each. 10 90
ES-Locaticn on eth, between Grace and franklin
streets. au A-Sw
MIR. d. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS-
w SICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, MAIN ST.
nkTwasy Sd Ass ATE Sfs-The 18th Academic year OF
this School will commence sn MONDAY, the 18th OF
september, 1857.
A Class will be SDrmed in Greek and Latin and pu-
pills will be admitted who prepared 10 comm
the study OF either Of thess guages enter
Of the more advanced Glasses already formed.
au lS-2n
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W0ObWARE generally, in store and
w for sale BY WINSTON l. POWERS.
lin
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Mrs. LLORY'S SCHOOL FOR
W. CHILDREN, OF both SEXES, ia separate apart
nents,) Will be in session THURSDAY, lhs 18th OF
September.
as- Residence. 4th street, between Grace and
Fianklin. Ne 3-Aavt0l
go q 7 II L r. n FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ RICHMOND, VA.
The neIt session Of this Institution will begin on
the first asnday in October, and close the st day
Of July.
The Principals will be aided by nine assistants.
For further particulars, address
d. LEE FOWELL, p,.oi,
Z. j. MORRISON, 'iAhe 'Pais'
Etdtln
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THE CHISWICK SCHOOL

HE CIf fISMI IUh SCHUUL,
CLASSICAL AND nNGLISH
Will be re-oponed at the subscr ribers residence
miles west Of Richmond, on Monday, Sept. 18th
Having had several years experience. and bong 40
sre<lted as dp 10 tsaeh" share Of public patron
age is solicited
Tn. position il retired and remarkably healthy
The discipline will b Christian and Parental
A few boarders (nss feJaale) may, on early
application, be accommod at nay house and 9th
sfs IN the nsghborhood,
Sims GEO a. kXALL A NJ
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DEBEGES, just received, 10 cents per
~ ysrd-3HCs yards Of Dsbeges, desirable color
and servicesble dress, get one by calling early
at the established cheap store Of
IL ALRRED NOsHS Main straot
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TRUeTEKs:
Hon. John p. Kennedy, Hon. joshua vaneant,
Hon. Thos. swann. VIM. H Keigher. Esq.
aTA large and beautifully Or1amsntsd Circular,
containing upwards Of SIX FEET, representing
thu exterior and interior view OF the College, various
chaHacteristic DesiYns, Penmanship, &C., ssnt By
mail. FREE V eharge. accompanied with Catalogue,
diving full particulars. Address s
10 23--dAc3m Baltimore, Nd.
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MO EXCUSE PoR BAD BRRAD-Use Pres
~ ton meTil's celebrated Yeast Powder the best
article now in use, and you will fail OF having
good and wholesome Bread A supply Just received
by p. JOHNSTON q BRO,
sek DruYgsts
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EDUCATION


DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIFs
....hf The Rey ;, W. = WEBB. A. NJ, viii rssun,.
the rear OF the Sycamore Church. Oh I,,b 49,. 9h 10
twesn Broad aud Marshall lately occupied hy NJ ~
". hosier. The course Of study will cs,nnri.s sh
OF our most approved schools either North or sontb
Thoroughnees in every department viii be az.
ci&ily regarded. In addition to q colseiats educa
hon. the advertiser has taken special pains BY per
sonally visiting within the last fes years ths n,oss
approved institutions ef our country, to Introduce
into his system all that is really desirable
The most satisfactory references given. Also
abundant evidence of acceptance at every point nj
which his services have hitherto bsen engaged
Terms and further particulars application.
se{-lm
MISS LIZZIE STUART will open a
sI School for Young Children at her mothers
residence, corner Of Grace and Sd streets the st
Of october next. She fatters herself from her expe-
rienos, she will be able to give satisfaction.
She begs leave to refer TO
Rev Mr.. Mnnegerode,
Rev Mr.. Peterkin, p,L,
4. I. Daniel, Esq. nieninono'
DIR. K. II. Csbell,
IN. J-ffress. Esq., r,x A..
John Wsshin ston. ESQ, "'Hs anu %"sSA
ueorge u. Savage, ,Henries. 4-6t*
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.GR. q. L. c. SALFBR'S DAY AND

eGred.
Gray, DR.. J. G. wsy1, Col. s. H. Parker Thomas J.
Evans, Geo. May nsrd. D. S. Woodbridge, Rev. J. b.
Edwards, Rev. Leroy N. Lee, Samuel nhow L.
spenoe K. ID Meade, Chss. c, Elicit, Chas. Stebbns
b P. Townsend, Vim. A. Smith. Thos. d. Qusrles
Garland Hsnes Felix Matthews, Alex. Duvsi ". ?.
" fsylsr. T. W. keesee, B. Jones, 2. Lawson.
E4- Those whs may desire to enter pupils. are
ssessed 70 make early application at my residence.
Posi- Ofiic~. jy 22-tiOc
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pERUFIAN SYRUP, or Protected So
L luton ofProtoxide Of Iron, and safs rem
edy. Call and certificates. Ror sale by
sa5 DuXAL L NORTON Drux1ists
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WTESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
w STAUNTON, VIRGIRLA,
REV. JOHN WILSON, A. u, PRINCIPAL.
The next session ofths institution, will begin sep
tember the 9th and end the last Of June.
TERMS PER ANNUAL SESSION:
Board &s., (ineiuding every charge, except for
~
Tuition in all English studies, and Ancient
Instrumental Music, Modern Languages and Paint.
ing, extra
a5- Por circulars. address tie Principal
an 21-eodiw
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pERFUMERY, Soaps, Tooth Washes,
Pomndes, Sachet, and every article Of toilet va
riety, fer sale by DUVAL d NORTON,
sek Dru1cyistl
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DIAPER TOWELIKGSl DIAPER row

| 1IhT EN IOW ELINUO. DIAfEK TUW-
~ RLINGS!l-opening one case Of Diaper Towel
inRs, received this morning, By steamer, from Now
York; bought at auction and will be sold at great
bargain. ALPRHD AOSES
II Mai
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ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND
IL MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.

ENGLlSH, CLASSICAL AND
IL MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.
j. Fl. BINFORD, PRINCIPAL.
The exercises Of this school will bs resumed
Monday, Sept. 2Sth, in the large snd sonno4ious
rooms 7th street, between Clay and Marshall. The
Principal pledges his whole tins and energy 10 the
Thorough sad accurate preparation Of boys either
for the University any Of ear colleges for bust
pursuits. Special attention is bestowed spon
the English Department, AZ it is considered that
accurate knowledge Of our swn language is the in
tispcnsable foundation ofall right edHsatisn E1pe-
-enced and competent Assistants are employ ed, as
chs wants Of the school require.
TERMS, PAYABLE sRAI-ASyuALLY, IN ADVANCE:
Latin Greek and 90
Latin and Mathematics =. 50 90
6nHHhn fu.Uu
Parents requested to make early application,
the numbai>o pupils will bc limited.
IN g.
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T EATHER BELTTNG.-We are still
~ agents for the best patent Stretched LEATHER
BKLTlsG, Sole Leather &c, which we sell at nanu-
facturers prices. WINSTON PuWHRS.
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VARIETY,

As SOLE AGENT in this State for Ja
a cob Sseger's Baltimore LA9HR BIER, l an
able 10 supply the trade and the public In general
with the best LAGER BEER 10 be had in the mar
ket In Quantities to suit purchasers. at the lowest
cash price
Fresh lots received every three days No charge
NOT carriage. ?. WILBACHRR,
ly fficA at a0a Main