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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-17

A BJY STARVED TO DsATH.--A lad about Is years
old died II actial starvation in the alushouse at
New York. on Wednesday evening. lie had been
picked up In the streets Of Brooklyn. In the early
part Of the day, in very helpless condition, and
with hardly strength enoagh TO stand up. He was
furnished with something 20 eat. and died imne-
diateIy after his meal. lie gave his name as VIM.
:. Hughes
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\ PREsENT.-Dan1 Fansbaw, widely known
printer ot New York city, has recently presented
the Typographical Society Of that city, with two
volumes Of Pitts English Atlas printed in Londsn
III ioSt-l14 years ago-with statement to the
effect that the original price of the same and
interest added to the present time, would amount
!" more than thirty millions Of dollars!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-17

1HE WESTERN ISpIANs.-Information has been
receive I'd af the Indian Bureau from the Speci,I
AGENT At she Sioux Agency, Minnesota under date
oil Al ft I'd, of everything being tranquil at that
pom s. The superintendent informs the Agent that
the lhuinns have dispersed The Yankton Ysnk-
t"h res, cor Cut-iieads,) and Scsetones no longer
r' main embodied in threatening attitude having
Z" pTtrd to their several homes to hunt.
1he party dispatched to bring in lux -psh du-tah
Id his band, was constituted of indi yiduals select
ca r"n each Of the several bands representing the
seventeen bands of the Upper and tho eight Of the
Lower Sioux.
| aietter from the Special Agent, under date Of
! August 5th confirms the telegraph intelligence
| t'itt TINS party had overtaken and killed part Of
lhkpalI-du-tahs men, and states that they were in
/ pursuit 0l the remainder.- Uish. Hnr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-17

DEATH OF A NnGHTY MAS-Jno. T. Noursh,
pr badly the largest man in Massachusetts,, died
In AndoSer, on the lsE instant When he quite
slender, u few years ago, he experienced - severe
ievr and after recovering continued 10 increase in
flesh untll his last sickness, weighing az that time
four hundred pounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-17

THE COMMITTEE OF IGHlNcE-Suits have been
instituted in California against the executive COM
mittec of vigilance by John H. Daniel and VIM
GTeen, brothers, who were arrested and imprson.
Ell short time by the vigilance committee. They
lay their damage at $4,000 each An amusing
II ture Of these proceedings Is found in the fact
tL"t all three of those individuals members
oi the committee at the time Of their arrest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-17
ACQUITTED or BrRGLAnr-On saturday

ACQUITTED OF BURGLARY.-0n Saturday
morning last, negro fellow, called David in the
service OF Messrs. Turpin Yarhrough. was ar
raiSued aud examined before the Mayor, charged
with entering, by the second story window, in the
night time, the sleeping apartments of Moses En-
dali ana stealing one gold watch, diamond ring
aud Sluo in money. Endall stated that on the
night OF the 9Th inst, his house was robbed. and
that he afterwards found in his window an old case
knife, which he exhibited in court. He suspected
the prisoner to be guilty of the robbery for three
reasons: First, because he had been seen dolging
around the premises for three nights before the
robbery; second because he had afterwards stated
that some of the hands in the factory had stoleI
Si2 from him: and third. because man named
Glenn had seen the prisoner have handful nf sill
yer when buying watermelon As nett her of
these facts were at all conclusive, the MAY OF dis
charged the accused, and had him sent home to his
hirers.
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made last Friday night to fire and burn the frame
school house on franklin street. at the co rner ot
ZSh. out the hameS were discovered in time 10 p,a-
vent serious damage, and extinguished by gentie-
men living in the neighborhood This IL The tbird
or fourth effort that has been made IN hmrn +h;..
useful building by inccndiaries '''''
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EDUCATION.

VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
y sT1t-NTuN. NA--Rt Rev. ". MEADE, D. D.,
Kt KrY. J. JOINS n n, Vice President of Direc-
tory. =,
Re, Il II PrIlmrs Principal, assisted by full
coTrs at experienced fearh"Ts-
M i Mr-. u. v. SHErFYY. Heads OF the family.
The next -'Ssion oi this Institution viii commence
on ti q last HfdfszlIB III September.
"a r., n, f,r he Ssha,asiic year for Tuition and
ho ri including anyy9,n0. ftaI i'c< and furnished
=, ms s1nn Languages. MusIJ and Drawing. eTird
k.gl.tors sent, ns appl.tatIou e -
~ Rev. K H. PHILLIPS, or
II. ". SHEffEY, Esq.
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DARING ROBBERY.-iest esterday morning
soon after the alarm of fire, Mr. George Norman, n
member Of No. 2 company, was knocked down in
the street, his feet tied, and pocket robbed of so
in money. As he filled scnsccss tn tltr grouud
be has no idea who il was that struck him.
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FEEs.-By the laws of Virginia. a ms

tce OF the Peace, in some instances is allowed IN
charge fee of twenty-five cents for administer.
ing an oath. but in most cases all the labor n Ms,
glStrate has to PERFORM save that of sitting as
member OF County Court. has to be performed
for the honor and glory which attaches to the
Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-17

BAIL BONDS, in most cases, areno thing
mere than domestic farces. without point or mean
ing as they are rarely ever paid when forfe' led.
Justice of the Peace acting the agent Of the, Com
hi0hwealth, however ridiculous the form may be.
IL bound by his oath of office, to take none other
ihth good security on bail bond. and if he does.
ne Is guilty OF dereliction of duty. that should
not be overlooked. If straw bail is To b scomr.
common with u.s. and the vicious and denrayed
~ ~ ne turned loose upon the public merely up0 n
me oa!h OF some worthless wretch, who is willing
I" PJhFc himself to relieve comrade from pr isS N,
what security does the law furnish against the
~ y, SspIeutIlons OF such class: None at all. A
Magistrate if he does his duty will rccejre no
~ security on bail bond that he would not take
oF an individual debt, and if he does he is unfit
for the position he holds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-17

AccIpxxr.--An infant child Of Jordan
Miller, had fali last Friday night and fractured
one Of its collar bones.
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UNKIND.-Lloyd Fjtchett, for cause
best known to himself gave bis wife a thrashing
last Saturday night and threatened TO kill her f,T
which he was arrested by a watchman and locked
up for safe keeping. He will have "a hearing before
the NayUr this morning at . o clock
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HORSE THIEF ARREsTEn.-A ''gentlemanly y-looking
man. named Wilson. has been arrested in Charles
t""n' han0wha county, Va, for stealing horses in
Circleyille, Ohio. He was duits RELUCTANT To 20.
thrn-wanted to consult lawyer and talked
about hdhsos coTpns; but the bystanders informed
hini that he should have nether-that they did
not intend to interpose any distractions delays
III giving mp such rogues, the people Of Ohio Of
ten did in surrendering fugitives from Virginia.
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BITTEN by MAD MANA man who belongs in
Deerfeld but who has of late been an attendant in
the Insane Asylum at Hartford, Conn, recent
" bitten in one of his arms by lunatc in that in
'ttuti"n. shortly after the occurrence the arm he
gan to swell, and exhibit signs of being poisoned
Entertaining fears ot losing the limb lie returned
I" his nome IN eerield and Is now receiving treat
mcnt for it. Some medical men with whom no ba q
consulted, are of the opinion that the virus from
the lunatics teeth was communicated into his sys.
tenn by the bit" and that he will eventually become
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-17

UNITED No. 5.-Mr. Thomas w. Pairo
has been elected commander of No. 5 fire company
I'LL the vacancy caused by the resignation Of Mr.
William Easley.
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MRS. AND MISS MINORS BOARD

4 NO AM MOO hINOR - DOAhD-
VI ING AND DAY SCHOOL IN THE CRY OF RICH
N"Np.-The third session of this institution will COM
m"nCe on the st of October next, and close the Both
June. 1853.
In this school Will he taught all the 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 he given.
The services of competent instructors have been
procured
Attention will DE paid to the proper training and
advancement Of the young ladies iAtrusted to their
charge and their moral and sOCEa improy ement pro-
noted by every means in their power.
This school successor to the we'll known and estah
Iishcd Midway Seminary, ha- been in successful op
Grafton in Richmond, for nearly two years, and the
Subscribers refer with confidence, to its patrons for
any information which may be desired in reference
t. its merits.
TERNs-About the same as heretofore. For them
and other particulars, refer TO ~
Mrs JEFFERSON MINOR,
an 1-d&wC3m Miss ADA Is. MINOR.
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FINE SHowER.-0ur city was visited
yesterday afternoon with delightful shower Of
rain, which cooled the atmosphere and washed on
the streets az clean as penny.
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MoSEy FouSD.-Mr. Il. III. Chalkley,
one Of the police officers, found small sun. Of mo
new last Friday, which the owner get by call
ing on him and describing it,
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FRANKLIN CoILF1g.-At the last meeting of the
Board of Trustees in Athens, Ga, DIR. Joseph Junes
of savannah. was elected TO the chair of Natural
Science and French LanguaSe-andCo Col Richard VI
johnson, of Sparta, 20 IN, chair Of Elocution and
Bellies LettTes
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MY SCHOOL, on lst street, betwe,

NJ I SJHUUL, on ISL sIrttI, btIWteh
VI Marshall and Clay. is now in session, and will
continue until the sth April next The second quar-
ter thayng begun on the Sth Junel will commence
ol the 2lth inst. II charges will bcas follows:
For elementary Latin per month h..........;.....S5"
lin -;isil Grammar, History and Geography... 3Gu
Rending Writing and Arithmetic $50
The tuition fees will be required quarterly in ad-
vance, j. ADDlSUN GA1NE
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GENTLE HrNr.-Margaret Bosher, on
Saturday last, was fined f3 by the Mayor. for al
lowing dirty water TO be thrown from her premises
into the street IN violation of ordinance of the
city.
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ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND
i MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.

- IL DI fFpiNIt. tNNtifAL
The exercises H this school Will be resumed
on Monday, sept, 2sth, in the large and curnmodous
rooms On 1th ~trest between Clay and Marshall The
Principal pledge, hia whole time and energy 10 the
thorough and accurate preparation of boys. either
i1v the University or ANY "t our colleges for busi
h"1a pursuits. Special attention is bestowed upon
the English Department II is considered that al
accurate knowledge Of our own Language is the in
dspen.ab.e foundation ofall right education. Expe-
r"need and competent Assistants employed IA
the wants Of the school require
TgHHs. PAYABLE sEHI-ANSUALLY, ~ ADVANCE:
Latin. Crock aud Mathein9tics. go 90
lNtit anu NHtltfnatlcS Glh
khzi~h brtnche. 1900
hgdrn Languages (by Prof Emionl eaeh.... 49,. ~ %
PhTrn'. are requested IA make early application
a. The number Of pupils will be limited.
4
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WHEAT FROM TIE ISTERI0R.-The receipts of wheat
at this p0rt,p the North Carolina aud Wilmington
and Weldon Railroads, SAYS the Wilmington jour
nal, l5th have reached about 2o,00O bushels up to
date, since the new crop commenced coming.
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CELECT CLASsICAL AND THE.

NAUTICAL SCHOOL.-Prof II. J. CHRISTIAN,
having recently resigned the chair of Grcek III Rich
hond College proposes 20 open, on the lst of OctO
h"I next. Select Classical and Mathematical School
~ TINS city During his tong Experience a. teacher
Il" lrS been constantly impressed with the want Of
t0t"UGhncSs IN the preparation Of boys, either tor
college. or the sctivc duties of life lie therefore
proposes 90 aimit only as many pupils M he can
reach, Rnd devote himself with untiring energy TO
making thorough scholars in the strictest sense OF
the term. In future advertisement he will give no
tee Of the terms and lOration of the school. ANY
communication addressed TO him. through the Rich
mond P0st Office, will be promptly attended to.
Nh S-dts IL, j. CHRISTIAN
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The mii-dam Of Mr. Jos. b. Chiffon. on Blue
creek, In this county, some twelve miles nom
Charleston, WAS carried away BY the heavy food of
last week. Mr.. c. also lost about one hundrcd SAW
logs and boat. A whole field Of oats, owned
by Mrs slack, and which had just been cut, Was
washed awsy.--kaaawha .SaT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-17

LIBEL SUIT-A libel suit has been comm enced in
New York. against Justice Welsh. the proprietor of
paper called The sunday Leader, for publishin.
paragraph representing that the plaintiff Walter
Williams. was an associate of improper characters
The damagesar laid at sl0,OU0
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HANK CLosEb N CRicAao-The private banking
house Of Nessrs Coates. Dyrenforth Co. or lately
Coates Bro, has closed its doors. The bank had
been extremely hard up for some time back being,
In fact, unable 10 pay the checks Of its dcpositions
upon il on presentation.
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OUF OF TROUBLE.-For some time past
te perleus OF Pink alley have been the see nes of
drunken women, more than one of whom nave
hlen INTO the hands Of the police within thu mast
l't'h' ana been consigned to that quiet repa STORY
hno"h Us the city JAIL to reflect over their ulegra-
oSloh. On saturday last the very worst o. this
cia5s-Ann Dailey-fell into the hands of the
Mayor for bad behavior while drunk. and AS She
como ma no one to join her in the prom Sc of bet
the season. ~ '
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MISS TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL. GRACE

NI SfkkkT, BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH-Thr 4fv
eHth session Of this School will commence the st
day uf uctph-r and close on the Ist of July. The
ku Zi-h department il exclusively under the dirT'
ton oi the Principal except the Philosophical aud
higher Mathematical Clazser which will he taught
~ gentleman Of experience and ability. The
French Class viii te placed under the supcrsiSion OF
e gentleman who has had much experience and sue
cess an communicating that Language.
y0--IInt
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AFaIcrED.-Rev. DIR. J. VI. Rrown. Of Kanswha
county, Va, has suffered painful bereasemsass
within the past few weeks. His youngest son,
Willie, was drowned. and bis oldest. Rev. y. II.
Brown, died ia Grsenbrisr county ON the LIST inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-17

HEARING THE EyIDENcE-"Patrck, what do you
say TO the indictment Are you guilty not gull
ty!" Eyer worship, how can tell till hear the
iyidencel -
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FIRES IN Nxw oRLsAss--0n the. 18th iastAnL .
are occurred in Thomas Co.'S stables. in New
Orleans, eonsuAsas sevsnsy nudes aud fourteen
amnibusss Loss sso.too--insuranee $1,000.
fre also occurred on White street, destroying prep
erty valued II S3,ooo
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JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY 25TU

U UtI v FFN ILA1 IND IFITII : 7 Il r ? 7 :,
CHURCH IIILL.-The next session of this lustiiu
tion Viii open ou MONDAY, Sept, ,mhcr llth, and
tliue for ten months.
the Mathematics and this various English branches
TERHsfay able 0nc-hali l-t January, t5,is and the
balance the end of the session a. 10 and 50 dol
lar.
A limited number of smaller boys will be received
a. the rate If so per session.
q all instances, 81 will be charged each pupil for
fuel and IL All pupils will he charged from the
time they entered the end Of the session. ex-
cent in r:.ns ni nrnfIIFfrd slcknaas Tal--tiME
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-17

'iho. ClNNINfFIiiN SENT TO TFIY Toms No Ia
from the New York papers that on Thursday tw,
police officers repaired TO the residence of Nr.
Cunningham, in B0ni street and informed her nf
Their intention tO remove her to Drisou U.,
daughters were with her, and as soon as the suh
Jcct was brodched, Augusta, the eldest who has
Tor some time been i'll of nervous disorder fell in
" lhintlnE ht- She was revived with some diff
Guilty, only to relapse into another. Medical Al
tendance was procured, but it not until after
eleven ocOck that she became SO far recovered thar
1t was thought she might bear her mothers re-.
moFai. Helen bore up hrayely, and decided to ac-
company her sother, who still appears to be very
Ill amt weak Dr. Smith WAS in attenJapcn ,,ro,
the family.
An officer was then sent for a carriaoc which
drove UP to the door immt dately. A duuptity o.,
heddlnS clothing, &c, was brought out aud placed
IN the carriage ami then the door was thrown Omen
ana MIS- Cunningham WAS brought ont living on a
mattrass, borne by Capt DiIks and officer Smith
VINO placed her carefully on the back seat She
appeared to be dressed in black was covered over
WIN sha"ls, &c, and Wore thick veil over her
lace. she uttered no word and made no motiop
but laid as If entirely helpless Miss Uelen ,ras
tIen htnded in, officers Dilks and Smith seated
themselves beside her, the curtains were carefully
closed ana at precisely halEpast eleven O'Clock
hrs. Cunningham rode away from No a KorJ
street, probably never to return
Not above fifty persons were assembled in the
street when the carriage drove away. The crowd
consisted of servants from the ncighboring houses
Il IeW chance foot passengers and two rpnortarG -
silence prevailed while Mrs. Cunningham was he
ing brought out: only one old gentleman asked
Capt. nilks if one of the bundles he rouqht out
contained the baby. rs the carriage disappeared
however, various remarks were iuduIged in
''Good riddance,' exclaimed Il man iii a linen iar-
Net. There she goes, and the dvi go wild her"
said a red-faced girl with her sleeves rolled nm
Faith. the divil would have his mate. then" ex-
claimed another: They would mt have made such
fuss for poor woman," was anotlIcr's COM
ment.
The carriage drove through Broadway and Leo
nard streets, and reached the Tombs at fifteen mi
mites before L O'Clock. Here a crowd of about
hity persons collected curious to catch glimpse OF
the potorlous woman, but she was hurried through
% 'ile hlatrons room, where physician in at
tendance, and took her in charge. As the door was
closed, she was lying on the mattress, apparently
insensIble, and her daughter Helen bending anX-
iuusly over her.
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EHupt!oS oF MOUNT NEsCUUS.-A letter from Ma.
prs of the 10th, says:-F0r some time past tho
S"4'terranean noise heard by the guides Of yesu.
'inS indlcated an approaching eruption and the
hhahltants in the ncighborhood of the mountain
re under considerable alarm. During the hast
;tnight the smoke thrown up from the pratsr
h<l become much thicker than usual and the eve
hihS hct"Te last long train Of liquid FIRE was
sen uesCcIldlng ON one side Of the Ottajuna at "a
pace called tosso del Faranye, an immense ravine
"lposite The Sea, and out Of reach of any danger
I" the inhabitants of Portici. Resni and rerre do
'"co. At Naples an irAmense crowd assembled to
witness IN e spectacle and at night n number of
foreigners. proceeded to the mountain, the torches
oi tho gu dcs being visible there in every direction
lhe lava has already run a distance Of about half
a mile ' IT ~
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MIS- PELLET'S SCuOOL.-The next

4 I NJ. EIisEs - tDNiipoAt-- AiV nv ~
IVA x~rSon commences October Irt lSa- The rrna-
~ i.atre ut tlt> school is the thorough ani sHs-
teinatc instruction in the French language, gwen to
All the pupils. without extra charge.
The French l. taught 10y Professor aud Madame
RMION ut PARIS and peculiar facilities are afforded
for lrSruinE IL speak tn, language.
Mr.. PkLLET guarantees that The Elementary and
advanced studies In Erslish, shall be THoKpudHLT
tstuEht-
Information, relative 20 the schr" terms, &c, may
- hast application az her rcSIduuCe Br,sut st.
Richmond ~ 22-din
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! ~ 'tt' Al'sssssss. rssss-ss.ss..-.. II
PHILIP h. SIANARD,
r. '. BARGAMIN.

1t gives rue great pleasure recommend the Class
iCAl and Mathematical school OF MesSrs. STANAkD
4 RARGAMIN. M"ssrz :. & Is. are graduates of this
Institution, have been connected with II Assistant
Professor and are entitled to the fullest confidence
OF tn" public for their high nt"lec tual and moral
qualifications FRANCIS H. SMITH,
Superintendent Y. VI. !.
VIRGIGIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
July 9th, 1851 ! Jy 2n-d3m
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MR.. CARY'S SCHOOL OF ANCIEN

VI AND MODERN LANGUAGES, AND OF MA
THEMATICS, ~ GRACE BETW ZEN 18TH AND
26Ia STS., RICHMOND, YA.-Thc next session will
open on the lst OF September next and will close
the 30th uf June. UNis
Terms for the scholastic year of ten months, raya-
bic srnannually, in advance:
For tuition in Greek, Latin and Mathematics 5000
For French Spanish and Italian leach
extra. ........ ~ OO
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TOURNAMENT AND FANCY B4IL-A to,r,,o..
LOOK v. place at turner's Springs, Shenandoah 60
virginia, on the 9Th instant The Wipchos,or pa
publican gives the result As follows:
VI ~ .. L. campbell, of Shenandoah. KNIGHT Of
"o"dstock, who crowned Miss Kate NaIson oa oa
queen OF Love and Beauty Mr.. CatIett. of Wsrr.n 90
mnsni 1i huckton' who selected Miss Larrick, Of
fituerlck. hfst Maid of Honor; Washienton Han.
mont, OF Clarke, Knight of the Lone Star. who sa-
ircted Miss .Ginnie Smith, of Woodstock. sncond
haid OF Honor; and Hal. Lupton knight Of Fred
rick. who selected Miss Berenice banner of Burn
er Springs, aS third Maid of Honor - N'
At night, the fancy ball went off las merry as q
marriage bell 10 d
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SECURED
Refers TO GOV Wise, GeuI WIN. II. Richardson
Col. L, Fonttne, M-s-rs. G. A. Myers, Bimford q
Blair Thomas K. Price john VI. Patton. z. Il. Grat
tan. Alrx'r Il. Holladay, and R-vs J. pcterkn and
tiAur sr Woodbridge. ~ Hl-ttIstD
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COUTH-SIDE INSTITUTE,
~ FARMVILLE VA.
w. MoRRssETT 4. NJ, Nath., Nat Sciences and
French
Il L. BOOKER A. B.. Languages.
l.. MORRIS -ETT, Assistant in Languages
;. PARTIS, " Mathematics.
For catalogue containing terms, &C. address
MORkiSSETT & BOOKER
" 25-iIm Farmylle Va