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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-17

An UYLUcKy 0PERaTroy.--A man in Brooklyn, n
Y, last Saturday. learning SavngssBank In that
city wonld "bust, drew out S200-al he possessed.
e told all his friends of his good luck in getting
the money, took several drinks, got slight" and
had his pocket picked Of every dollar. He did not
make much by that oreration.
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LARGE SALE OF NEaRoEs.-At Clarksvilie, Va, on
tho 18th inst, AZ negroes, including all grades,
from the infant to the decrepid and aged were
sold for $50, ,000-beng an average of about S700--
There were no carpenters or blacksmths among
them. One yonng man brought sl44o, and young
women brought from $1l5o to $3.50.
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TIE HORRORS IN BRITISH INDIA.-The European
Times says that the natural feeling of indignation
at the butcheries which have been perpetrated in
India by the brutal Sepoys has been heightened by
the comparative indifference with which the crisis
appears to be regarded by the people in high
places. 1t is also stated that the public mind is
becoming much excited, and that no public fever
VI equal intensity has been known, except on two
occasioHs-when it was believed that Louis Napo-
leon intended TO invade England, and when Lord
Aberdeens government was accused of having sue
riiced the Crmean army by neglect and indifference
If the incoming news be favorable, the fever will
abate; if the news should prove worse than is ex-
pectea, Lord Palmerston will be in fair way of
sacrificing all tho laurels he has gained durng the
last three years. Popularity under the trying test
of severe reverses is almost as eeting the cleo
trio flash.
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ToBAcco IN TgxAs--A letter to the Galveston
Civilian says that recent enterprise in Jasper
county, Texas, is creating great sensation. Flor.
ida tobacco is raised there to great advantage.
man realized from the product of three acres mp
wards of $500, and many are cultivsting It on q
larger SCALE 1t 10 in demand for cigar wrappers In
the New York market. The soil and climate
seem particularly adapted to its culture
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DIsposEp OWN. Gallaeher. Rnhert

- 01sp VI. !" III. OaiidBnef, hODert
cronin and Nm Irving. the three lads implicated
In the abduction of coat belonging to a servant of
capt. Luther Libby, (of which account has been
heretofore given have been disposed of by the
Mayor as follows: Gallagher as the most guilty.
sent on for trial before the Hastings Court; Gro
min, as too small to have legal knowledge of
CRIME, sent to the Poor House; and Irving, given
10 charge OF gentleman, who promised TO use his
best exertions to bring him up in the path of
moral rectitude Two other lads named Sam
Meaniey and Tom Tucker, said to be concerned In
the same transaction, were not arrested
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MECHANICS STANDARDIZATION TO
the fair of the Institute will bear in mind that 10
day is the last chance that they will have Of epos
ting their articles which shonId be sent n ss early
in the morning as possible.
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.OILS.-l5 casks Pure Winter Strainc,

A n1LS.-l5 casks Pure Winter Strained
~ SPERM OILS
81 casks Winter SOLAR OILS. Bleached
20 casks North West Coas. SOLAR OILS
Landing, direct from New Bedford and for sale by
&C i3-6t EDMOND DAVENPORT d co.
ITO UNTRY MERCHANTS AND
l. OTHERS BUYING CANDIES. by wholesale.
will find it to their interest before making their
purchases elsewhere. to give me call as l am ma
nuiactnring CANDIES, in a great variety of styles
ost Of the best refined sugars, which warrant to
stand in any climate, equal to any in the United
Stetes, and at the lowest prices.
Also, in store, the usual variety of FRUITS PRE-
| SERVES, NUTS, CIGARS, &C., with large variety
Of TOYS, FANCY GOODS, ACC0RDE0NS, &c, at
low prices. JAMES MOORE
81 Main street. opposite st. Charles Hotel
se 2f-iflm
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DEsrH FRoa ScALDING.-Mr. Vim. Kemble. Win
was very badly scaifed, by escaping steam at D
". lfnckcns machine shop, in Trenton, n. j., on
Saturday last, died of his injuries on Monday af
terDocn.
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DISCHARGED oPEI IATIvrs.

Inc Phlladeiphia Bulletin says
We are certain that much of the feeling of the
poor against the rich which ia stirred up so fire.
quenty, so earnestly, and generally so causeessly
would be very much modified, could the amount of
effort be made known which hundreds of employ
ers in this city have undergone less for their own
benefit than for the sake of giving occupation to
their hands. Many man who conld have "closed
up, dismissed the men or girls and laid by with n
competence, has actually rsked his ALL or incurred
failure, rather than he suspected of inhumanity-
We have heard Of several snch cases. and know
that there must have been many more. We have
heard of one instance in which gentleman who
wond not have been suspected by the world or by
his employees of such feeling shed tears at the
prospect of his numerous dependents being turned
out to beggary end suffering.
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oLD DOMINION DEBATING SocIRTY.-A
meeting OF this society will take place on Sunday,
lsti october, at the German Synagogue ON which
Michelbacher. - '' - y
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BROAD Rock RAcEs.-Mr. Campbelrs
horse Mat Spangler won the sweepstake race, best
three In five, over this yesterday. The colt
race was won by Mr. Green's colt.
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GEohan ELEcfIo4.--In all bat SIX counties
Brown, democrat, for Governor, has majority of
I0,14g The State Senate consists Of 50 democrats
and 30 Americans, and tho House los Of the for
mer and 30 Of the latter. Democratic majority ON
ioint ballot 100.
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DEucALIoN, the racer and stallion. was
sold by auction at Bio,d Rock yesterday. and
brought the snug sum Of $I4e0. -A1
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DAILY DISPATCH.
BY yAs. a. coWXRnr1e

ss-THR DAILY DIspArCH i ssrvsd . =.
nri0ers at SIX AND QUARTER CENTS Pm wKrr rs~s
= the Carrier weekly. Price for nailin~. M 4
year or $3.50 for six months In advance.
sFrHg sgMI-wEEKLy DISPATCH. b ssrued
,very Tuesday and Friday, at s2!oo, In advance.
sS-Tng WEEKLY DISPATCH is issued every
friday, and mailed to subscribers at 81 per anaum
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SHIPwREcK AND Loss OF LHE.-on the night of
the ID inst, the schooner William Wallace, from
Whitby, C. W., bound to Toronto, was capsized in
a fierce gale on Lake Ontario, and instantly sank.
The crew, consisting Of Capt. Mccabe, two sailors
and hoy were drowned
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LOCAL MATTERS.
HAHDY SESrgrcEp.--Y esterday Il

HAkDY SENTENCED.- ~ eSferday the CIR
cult Court concluded It's session the prisoners mot
previously sentereed being srraigned before judy
Meredith for that purpose. Among thoes who were
given the last touch, previous to an actual Teal-
zation Of their allotted punishment. was the note
rious Thomas J. Hardy, convicted on Thursday Of
rape on aittle GIRL which, for the atrocity ofits
surroundings, has but few parallels here or else
where. The desire to catch q parting glimpse Of
the criminal, brought TO the court room quite .
number OF spectators, who eagerly listened 10 eve
ry word that was said ordone. Being called M for
sentence. the prisoner asked II he had or knew
Of anything to say in arrest or delay OF iudrmsnt.
when he remarked, that he presumed no state.
ment OF his would have any effect upon public
opinion but in justice 10 himself he felt bound to
declare his innocence of the crime Of which he had
been convicted. He did not blame the jury, but
the witnesses for the Commonwealth had sworn
falsely. The prisoner then indulgcd In some re-
necfions upon one Of the newspaper reporters, who
had denounced him that morning In unmeas-red
terms. and added, "But for the discovery Of an
edged tool In my pocket last evening, / would not
now be standing here for sentence. 1t was my
purpose, in concealiBg the razor, to butcher Mr..
Ihrockmorton, who, In my belief. was mainly In
strumental in procuring my conviction"
Alter delivering himself Of the above, Judwe
Meredith proceeded TO say TO Hardy, that his trial
had been fair one, and that his counsel had been
nnapie 70 detect any variation untruthfulness
IN the testimony given against him. In pursuance
Of the verdict OF the jury, he would tbere6,re
sentence him to twenty years imprisopu,e nt in te
public Jail aud rsnitentiary Of this Commonwealth
III the prisoner survives he will be sentenced II,
1917, to i've years additional confinement brine.
ing the time of his final liberation about the mid
die Of the year lsS2.
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New TRIAL GRAsrrp.-Judee Mereditb.

Of the Circuit Court. yesterday granted the motion
ior new triai, submitted by the counsel of james
Caudlo recently convicted OF q wilful and deIlhe.
rate attempt to murder Louisa wynant by shoot
ing at her with pistol. The counsel took the
grounds that the evidence failed to sustain that
cnarse, tmereIofe the verdict OF the jury was
wrong. The Court granted the Notion but refused
- hear an application for bail at the present time
as hearing could be had ON habeas corpus 10
vacation - -
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koDBERY.-On Wednesday night last
the tailoring establishment Of Mr.. Pepdereast ON
itth street, was forcbiy entered by the back win.
and carried off, Sso.9A
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RoASoKE VALLEY RALR9AD.-The stockholders Of
the Roanoke Valley Railroad held their annual
meeting at Clarksville on the Sth inst cores
pondent of the Petersburg Express says:
The receipts of this road for the last twelve
months. were about Sl7,ec0 against $4,000 last
year The current expenses for the running OF
the road. &c, were $l1 900, leaving 5000, which
had been appropriated to debt The floating deb,
is about $4,000, and funded debt is 100000 The
stockholders reelected l.. L. Finch President and
elected DIR. S. IL. Harris, J. Williamson and Mr.
VIM. G. Marrow Jr, of Norfolk, Directors
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sENrEYcrD.-A youth. named jaime,

SENTENcED.-A youth, named James
Tombs, convicted at the present term OF the Cir.
cnit Court Of grand larceny in stealing 500 worth
OF gold pencils from Mr. A. Morris store was yes
tereay duly sentenced by Judge Meredith, to one
E3eaf&iIhpt tisonment in the Penifentiary in pur-
suance ofthe verdict Of jury. The prisoner. to
use common expression, Is hardly ..kDee high 10
duck, aud yet, during his sojourn on terra frma
ne has acquired tall reputation and as q thief oY
no mean pretensions, stood well with MANY youth.
ini reProhates who were wont TO regard bis ex-
pioits with adniiring eyes. Sending him to the
fenttehtiary now In the hey-day Of youth, Is but
anticipating by fewyears the fate which would
have overtaken him in the natural course Of
eycDtss ~NsN v
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TaB CASE OF DoNSELLY.-It is stated that In the
case of Donnelly, convicted at Freehold, n. j., OF
the murder of Moses, the chancellor has granted a
writ of error, the effect of which Is to stay pro-
ceedings and to carry the case before the SUI
preme Court on the bill of exceptions taken the
trial
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he Onrn TrnGe-

CORN EXCHANGE, Oct. 2.-The supply of English
gram and Hour has improved in quantity since
Wednesday, but that of foreign wheat and barley
is very limited, and oats not near SO large as OF
late. few cargoes of new Irish oats have arrived
this week, (about 1000 quarters all of superior de.
scriptions. The wheat trade to-day was without
alteration in value from Monday, without much
Offering. Good samples of barley are as dear aa
before, and inferior are no cheaper but there is
not much business doing. In oats there is an mp
ward tendency in prices for fine corn. Fine new
Irish fefches as much as 32s per quarter. Flour is
rather dearer, Norfolks being at 39s to los Cd
Beans and peas are scarce and fully as dear.
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PAYING SMALL DEBTS ILLusTRsTED.--A Fredericks-
burg merchant went to Caroline Court on q certain
occasion with a 500 note Of a certain denomina-
ton Shortly after he got the Green he paid it
over to a farmer The farmer soon discharged an
Indebtedness 10 some one else, and thus the note
kept its mission OF liquidation until near the
heel Of the evening, when il was again paid TO the
same merchant who took il there, and he brought
1t hack 10 Fredericksburg. Having the curiosity
TO trace its workings, he found that $1,000 worth
OF debts had been raid by that $lo0 note In a sir
gle day .--FrederickSbrrg HcFaid.
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q Vd'Cu HTHHtSl

BglHnd, AtFyd d CO.'S Circular
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 3-Breadstufs-Since Tuesda y
the trade has been dull and prices rather in favor
OF buyers. Our corn exchange to-day was very
poorly attended, and the amount of business done
was trlhng American wheat was generally quo
tity appeared, they might have supplied them
| selves on still easier terms parcel of new Chi
cago, of middling quality but good condition. sold
at Is. 3D. to Is led per 20 lbs. New Irish was
still neglected, though offered at further decline
OF 3D. to Id per 20 lbs. since Tuesday Flour quiet
and Cd per Id. lower. Indian corn was only in re.
tail demand, and We reduce our quotations Cd.
per or.
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In q recent ARRAY In Terrell county, Ga, be-
tween Andrew Gore and John Sullivan, brothers
inlaw, the former was killed and the latter badly
wounded.
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Hon. George 5. Houston has purchased planta-
fion, comprising 1920 acres, In Limestone county,
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DIssoLUTIoNS, &c.

N.-Thc firm of MER-
~ CHANT, WEISIGER 4 Co. il this day dis
solved 10y mutual consent. The business of the firm
will be settled by CHARLES X. DARRAC0TT, who
IL alone authorized to collect tho debts, and 10 use
the name Of the firm in liquidation
SiLAS MERCHANT,
O. r. WEfSIGER,
CHARLES X. DARRAC0TT.
RTSuuaxn VI Oct lsK-
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~ BOETTCHER, IMPORTER AN D
~. DEALER IN TRIMMINGS, WORsTED,
YARNS AND FANCY GOODS III BROAD ST
DOORS ABOVE MESSRS. CHILES Il CHENERY,
Double Zephr Worsteds in all imaginable shades
Single Zephir Worsteds in all coiors
Shetland Yarn, for knitting nubias, white and col
ored
White and colored Yarn, in all sizes
Black and colored Velvet Ribbons (Qualite de Pars)
Silk Fringes from 5s to SIS per yard
Dress Trimmings, latest styles. Sc 25elm
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FTGATHRIGHT, formerly on 10Th

II ATHRIG III 7, formerly on 10Th
1Ls street, has taken one of the new tenencnts
Just erected on Governor street, 1.tween Main and
and ali others who may desire to purchase FURNI-
TURE, assuring them that he will seil goods for cash
cheaper than they can be bought elsewhere: His
stock is much larger and great deal better than it
ever has been consisting of all articles usually kept
in furniture store together with large assortment
MATTRESSES; also BED COVERING. Persons in
want of any article in my line will find it to their
advantage to give me call before purchasing else
where
Sc 2s-3m e. aATHRIGHT.
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HaLIrax CRIMINAL MAfrEss.-The following SEN
tences have iateiy been pronounced In the Cirenit
Court Of Halifax, Va: Thompson Owen, for CON-
mitting rape on his own daughter, eleven years
In the penitentiary; man pamed Jones, ior break
ing open mill, one year. Abram Womacks for
having counterfeit money in his possession, two
years Jesse Nichols for passing counterfeit money,
four years =
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AN EXCITING CAsE.--We mentioned, few days
SINCE the recovery of 81 90o by young lad at the
1euefson Circuit, Of person who, at turkey
shoot last winter shot the lad tbrough tho haad
We were told few days since by gentleman who
was present at the trial. that the lad who was n
witness In his own behalf, as allowed by a law of
.ast winter testified that he was in the field at
tending to the fixing of the turkey ON the hoard.
whiie the defendant and some others were some
rods distant, shooting at the turkeys; that the
bullet entered his 1.-THE lads head the left side Just
pace Oh the eye, passing through the head, came
cut in the rear of the right eye cutting off the on
tic nerve and making the lad forever totally blind:
that as soon rs he was shot, lie clarped his hand TO
his head and exclaimed "Im shot !" that be did not
fall down, and that oil the time he was sensible and
knew perfectly well what was going on around him,
The lads evidence was corroborated by other test
mony. 1t is very singular indeed that the lad re.
tained his consciousness through the shooting and
excitement of the occasion, The case, as well il
might, occasioncd much feeling.-Rome w. L.,
Ddiy iSntinei
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BOARDING, 40.
a MERIcAN HOTEL.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Opposite the New Custom HeusA.

~ ,,Aa.L,.EAANpER DUvAL, Proprietor,
AIM ne unuefs'gned having taken this Hotel respect
liz s an,annees the TACT TO his friends and the pnb
u svasitn their Patronage. He has removed hi,
r and undivided attention TO the business and
The house s''S 10 al who may ps.ronse
sacies q the season, and wifi aiwavs ia ~ fr,, S Iea
supply. s mat the market can
Al, aood and capable servants have haan ..,..,.a
tcuiss may at all tmes expect prompt and par
ALEX. DUyAL.
N a.loNAL s.,loNAL HOTEL, MAIN STREET.
staunton, Virginia. )
o,rr,,,WM WIN: D. dILKsoN, PRopRrro..
,h free Of charge, run ia cnnnsrt,or ia,
tne hetel and the Railroad henot - eonhecuon win
~ Every attention IL sriven ~ n.
my 316m HAos VI uaFei
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ss- whig and Enquirer copy, daily and country.
AND MATHEMATICAL.

~ SCH0oL.-The undersigned WILL on the first Of
October next, open Classical and Mathematical
School, embracing such course of instruction as
Will mt youth for an easy entrance into the high
classes either of classical scientific institu-
tons. They have procured the desirable lot at the
corner OF 18th and Clay streets upon which they
now having erected their school room. Their
TERMS will be as follows, (PAYABLE sEMIANNUALLY
IN ADy4NCE.(
Latin or Greek and do. so
English Branches, ................ ,.....,.. 40
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Co-PARTNERsHIP.-The undersigned

4 ,O-PAKTNERSHlP.- undersigned
having purchased the entire stock OF Ready.
Made Clothing. OF MERCHANT. WEiSfGER co.
vi, conduct tho business under the style of DARRA
CUTf. HARRIS Co, and hope by diligence and
iar dealing. TO merit the continuance of the pat
ronage 50 literally bestowed ON their predecessors
.. = DARRAC0Tf, HARRIS & co.
CHARLES r. DAERACoTT -, ~
B. NJ. HARRIS
Rogr. DAsRacorT.
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LEAD QUARTERS-FALL GOODS

IL Is57.-The subscriber has received his fall snp-
ply of Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods;
also his stock of Fall Cloths, CassmereS, Vestings
&c. &C., of the latest and most fashionable styles,
which he is prepared TO make to measure, at the
shortest notice and in the latest and most approved
style and cut and workmanship, 10 be surpassed by
none. n. b. SPENCE,
se No 1A9 corner of Main and 18th sta.
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LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 15-The Kentucky banks are
awaiting the action of the New Orleans banks II
the latter suspend the Kentucky banks do the same
The feeling in money matters is generally cheer
f,1l
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Modern Languages, extra
PHILIP Is. SrANARD
N " N I1n 1Er.y

II, '. bAhU AMIN.
It gives me great pleasure to recommend the Glass
tca and Mathematical School Of Messrs. SrANARD
4 BARGAMiN. Messrs. S. d B. are graduates of this
Institution, have boGn connected with it Assistant
Professors, and entitled TO the fullest confidence
OF the public for their high intellectual and moral
qualifications. FRANCIS H. SMITH,
Superintendent V. NJ. /.
VgGIGn MILITARY INSTITUTE
July 9Th. 1887. jy 2o--d3m
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THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE

existing in this city, between Quin NJ. Word, Os.
car Wei.egrr aud Silas Merchant, under the style
OF Word, Wcisigsr Co dissolved on the LIST in-
stsnt. by the withdrawal of Silas Merchant who has
sold HIS entire interest TO W. D. Cowen. The busi-
ness will be continued by WORD, WEISIGER 4
C0WEN, under the old style of Word. weisiger Il
Go. Word and Weisger as formerly will have the
exclusive management of the concerc and they only
arc authorized TO make contracts in the of the
hrm. or to use the partnership name. in any manner
whatever QUIN NJ. WORD
o. Il. WEISIGER
SILAS MERCHANT.
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III MAIN STREET.
DOGGETT & ANDERSON-

UPH0LSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner of Governor and Franklin Sts)
HAVE received their Fall Stock of
II French and American Paper Hangings, all qual-
tiles Floor oil Cloths Curtain Goods, Cornices and
Trimmings Window Shades Mattngs, and many
other articles in the line of business which will be
sold at moderate prices. We also keep on hand and
make TO order Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows,
Curled Hair and Shuck Mattresses of the best lua-
ity and all other work in our limo, executed by the
CON petent workmen with the strictest desire
to give satisfaction. portion of public patronage
il respectfully solicited. se 26-3m.
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EV. j. AMBLER WEEDS CLASSI-
Mrs. PELLETS SCHOOL.-Tbe pext

IVA session commences October lst 1887. The prima-
~ feature OF this school, is the thorough and sys-
tsmatic instruction in the French language given to
ALL the pupils, without extra charge; but they are
net required to study the language without the APP
prevail of their parents.
The French is Taught by Professor and Madame
EMlON, Of Paris, and peculiar facilities afforded
for learning TO speak the language.
Mrs. PELLET guarantees that the Elementary and
advanced Studies IN English, shall be THOROUGHLY
Taught.
Informstion. relative to the school, terms &c. may
BE- had, application at her residence Broad st.
Richmond iY 22-d3ra
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EDUcATIoN.

A CARp..-MR. JOHN DuNDERDAI,E
20 the duties of his profession an , =
ovsoper next Communication adressed ~ h,,, y
icy Robinson, will be promptly ATTENDED to Iaia-
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MISS PEGRAM'S BOARDING AND
w DAY SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LhDIES--Miss
PB6RAM will reopen her School on the lst day OF
October.
She WILL as heretofore, have entire supervision of
the English Classes aided By competent assistants
iB each Department.
Latin, Mathematics. the Physical Sciences and
Moral Philosophy will b4 taught by Mr.. PACE, u
The FRENCH LANGUAGE will he under the
charge Of Madame A. BERAUD, a Parisian lady OF
the highest qualifications.
The BELLES-LETTREs CLASS will be continued