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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

Tail FALL.--Mr. William Armstrong,
a cas- after. in the employ of G. D. Yale Co. fsii
fs.m scsffoldng ON Church MN, last Thursday
distance Of thirty feet, bruising one Of bis arms
and legs. aad slightls njurisg his head, bat mons
pf his bopes we're broken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

THE WHEAT Crop IN Iowa.-The most glowing
accounts are received daily from ell parts n the
State. says tho Dubuque (Iowal Express, Of the
yield Of the wheat crop. 1t is believed the aSerare
yield throughout the State will be p hrshels rer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

Nor SPIRITUAL MrpIuN.-A genius at shelly,
Riehland county 0hio writes to the Postoflee De
partment, TO know ifhe can lawfully send whiskey
in small quantities--samples, We presIme--thre
the mails. As whiskey is not 'maiiabie matter
under the law, we take 1t for granted that he was
answered In the negative.--&aY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

Nor DANGEROUS s--The injuries received
hy Nr. VIM. cullingworth by fall from bis horse,
last Thursday not "a greatas A. hrst sappossa.
enabled 10 attend to his business in = few days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

MAIL BAG FeusD.-Un Thursday last, the mai
bag from Chattanooga, Tenn, for New York. was
found in the Appomattox river, near Petersburg,
Va. cat open, and robbed of Its contents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

Az FoGARTowy CAPTAIN CHtRCFp WITH SuUG-
GIISG.--In the U. 8. Commissioners Court Mt Pro
riArpcc. Saturday last, Icbabod Norton, Of Edgar
town. Mass. captain Of tho vhaeship ocean, Of
Warren, was held to bail IN 1900 for trial at the
Circuit Court, on charge of landing goods clan
destrely. with design 70 evade tho retcnne laws
The ynssel was seized libel for tho same of
fehrp,
srRt-GERs- IN NEw YoRK.-Pcrhaps there rcrer
vas a time, pRVc for n day or tro--.ome fete day
when more strnngets were In the city than inst now
The railroads and steamboats, come in with loads
and loads. The hotels seem to be doing tiptop
business. At the Opera" last night. three fcurths
of tho audience probably were strangers, and yet
the house WAS an immense one. Ii was not New
York toiIettes that were seen hut toietes from all
parts Of the United States-N L. Express.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

DUEL NEAR YICKsBURG.--A duel tIok place oppo-
site Flck.burg, Miss on tho I'd inst. between 5. S
Calhoun and +. J. Bowers, both of Canton, Miss
Calhoun was shot through the left leg. just above
the knee. while Bowers escaped with shot through
the leg of his pautaloons. The weapons were rifles.
distance 80 yards. and only one round fired. The
duel arose from ball room difficulty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

PHRSIy, ATrExTioy--The members of
No. ire company viii observe the call for n moot
ing in today. paper, and BE- on hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

BREAKINa A STaEEr Laap.--The street
lamp at the corner Of 18th and Cary, aeeiden-
tally broken by Dir. wm. Gihsons wagon and team,
and Mr.. q. vas summoned be fore tho Mayor 10
show eauae why he should rot be hned for the Of
fence whereupon be paid $3.50. the ccst OF repairs,
nnd thus rnt an end 10 tho cnntfOyersY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

2PgCULArISG SPIBITs-The Buffalo IN. y Rerub-
lie grayey assures the public that banks brokers
aud spectators, in that city, are in the habit of
visiting mediums, and tahle-turning and spirit-rap-
ping circles, and instead of attending to their le-
gitmate calling, have been consortiug with hairy
faced men and strong-minded women. We have
heard, it says, instances where spirits have been
consulted prior to engaging in large speculative
operations, which since have proved disastrous
Loans to large amounts bave been made by banks
and brokers at the suggestion and on the RECON-
mendation of spirits Railroad stocks have been
purchased and produce in large quantities bought
gu the advice of table tipping mediums.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

AMERICAN VESSELS AT CALLAo.-Ths Callao cor
respondent of the Panama Herald states that, dur
ing tho year ending July l, 1857, no loss than 800
American vessels, with an aggregate tonnage Of
5000 tons, had arrived at Callao during which Pc
riod the st. Mary's and John Adams visited the
port for a very short time. The permission given
some time ago to vessels loading at the Chinchas
to sail direct has been repealed, and ships, after
loadiDg have to return to Callao for clearance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

CoxIyG TO Tue UNITED STArxs.-Liszt, the great
pianist, has eontrsdicted the report that he is
coming to America, this or next son. under the
management of any agent. Whenever he does
come, he says it shall be las pianist aud teach.
cr, and with the intention of leaving America no
more"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

FRosT At THE EAsT-Tha ''cod snap on Sunday
and Monday nights extended over a large extent
Of ofcountry. In New Hampshire it was quite geue-
raj with more or less frost. At Concord the frost
was light At Manchester on Monday night there
was heavy frost. There was Il slight frost upon
the low grounds in the vicinity of Worcester
Mass, on Monday night. On Monday morning frost
was seen on the sidewalks in Bangor, Me. There
heavy frost the Kennebec on Sunday
night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

RoBntSG HIS MAsrER.-0n Thursday
night last, the store-room in Mr.. Samuel NJ Bailsys
Tobacco factory wa. broken open and quantity OF
sugar taken thsrefrom. In the course Of the ngnt,
wstchman Baptist arrested Israel, one Of MI. D.
servants who slept in the factory, with esg Of
sugar, and took him before the Mayor. y Snem
he was sdudged guilty. and aentenced TO the lash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

LAW AND 0EDER N New YoRK.-A squad of ten
policemen in the sixth Ward, New York, arrested
| one of gang of garrOteTs Who had robbed a man
| named John j. Benson of gold watch in the Bow
cry Oh Tuesday evening shortly after q o'clock
by the fellows confederates, and target company
| that passing Joined them and with hxed bayu-
| nets drove the police away. The Bulls Head Life
liuards " was the name OF the company. The pri-
| soner effected his escape.
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LAxp sAlEs.-rhe Peter,hnrg lya.l pemocrat. Of

LAND SALEs-rhe Petersburg (Va) Democrat, of
yesterday, notices the following sales Of farms:
The tavern farm at Prince George Court House,
sold yesterday, by Thomas Daniel. ESQ. trus-
tee, fnr S6140, gentleman named Morgan being
the purchaser. At the Same time "Wcodand," the
property of Mrs. AgncF b, Bcckwith, wns sold fer
little over S2.S00 to Col Harrison. Finally. the
property on the Norfolk Railroad, about five miles
from town, which was sold in vIrtcH Of trust deed
If Mr.. Berthier Bott, Yves bouCht by Mr.. Thos Il.
Worshn,n, for $2,S0o.
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EDUCATION.

DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
lhs Key W MksB, A. NJ. will resume
.saenihs on THURSDAY, Oct ist.. at the room in
n1s fsap OF the Syssmors Church. on nth street. ho.
.wssn Broad ans Marshall lately occupied by Mr. n
u hosier The course Of study will eon,prise that
oi nr most approved schools, esther North Or South
lhersughness in every department will be .ps-
ton, the advertiser has taken special pains by mar
sonay Visiting, within the last few years the most
approved institutions Of oar country, to intreduee
into his System all that IN really desirable
The most satisfactory srsnces xiven Aiso
abundant evidence of seceptsncs ~ ssery poiut nj
Terms and farther particulars on application
Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

A COOP VILLAGE Foa FIgG INSURANCE Coaps xlEs---
The Stamford Comm Advocate says that during
the last fifty years there has not been sinxls
dwelling house burned Ia the village, or indeed.
in the town, involving the loss Of more than two
or three hundred dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

HHURCH'S VEGETABLE LoTIeN-An Of
~ Ectusl cure for eruptons on the ski. and f.c.
u is PARTICULARLY recommended for the removal OF
Preckles, Tan, Sunburns and rimp>s A supply
Just received by r. f.J0HNsTOa 4 BRO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

Hon. Geo. c. Dunn, member Of Congress from In
diana, last session, died last week. sr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

CONPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
~ BUCHU AND CUBEBs, for diseases Of the kid.
ney, gravel, rrtatiUns Of the bladder &c; for sale
by h. J. PlCUr,
seg Druggist
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

Bette Williams, mo-
,arieusly drunken wretch was committed 10 jail
BY the. Mayor, for being druBk and disordsriy In
Pink illay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

lEP0RTANr DECISION ON CONVENIENT C0STRACrs.-
decision, important to contractors will, Govern
mcnt. has just been given by the Attorney Gene
raj Mr.. ii. l.. Gallagher had a contract for doing
certain work the Washington aqueduct. the
Government reserving the right to suspend the
work under the contract ut any time The engi-
neer in charge gave him notice to suspend in Jniy
lH56. In March, 1857, he was notified to resume
and he did He now says he is doing the work
At loss and asks for larger compensation than he
bsrganed for else be released from the contract
The Attorney General informs the Secretary of
War, who submitted the case. that the latter had
authority to do either, and that If Gallagher yo-
ates his contract, he must do so at his own peril
and that Of his securities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

Two SIsIERs---Signoras Virginia and Caroline
Ferni-said TO he worthy rivals of Pasanini, have
given concerts On the violin In Milan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12
THE CnlSWICK SCHOOL.

CLASSICAL AND RNGIIsH.
VIII ne rsopenod st the subsci ibers rssidsHte tx
m'is~ west Of Riehuons, on Monday, sept ssh. -
has nR had several years experience and bsinx ac-
e'sSlted as ds 10 teach, share Of public patron
age is solicited $1,000
- The position IL retired and remarkably healthy
The sisci plIuc will he CArtatsa aud rsrentSl
rev baariers tnsls or fsnsls) may On early
sprl ettion. be accommodated at my hsuss and 9th
sss IN the n~!ShDorkoos,
SO 3--inf GRO RYAII A n
60 L TIL ERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
RICHMOND, VA.
ne sext session Of this lnstitaton will beyis on
me nrst hsndsy in October and close on the lat day
ei July.
me principals will be aided by nine assistants.
For further particulars, address
d. LEE POW ELL, ,.,,
+. J. MORRISON, Principals
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COTTAGE BEDSTEADS.-JusL receiy-
~ ed from Boston, 4 large lot Cottage Betisteads,
which will sell very low, to closc consignment
soy ALIEN kOTT AuNt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

the New York Courier that there are large orders
in that city from England for breadstuffs at limited
prices These prices, owing to the stringency in
money affairs. have, it adds, been reached and
wen shade lower. The prospect is that there
VIII he more active export Of -four aud grain
than was anticipated. and thus furnish substi.
tuts for the current shipments of gold. 1t is also
stated i'll the Journal of Commerce that the on
gagements of grain for Great Britain have ave
ragged $1,000 bushels II day for several days and If
the decline i'll prices does not prevent the produce
from coming forward from the interior, the Jour
nal looks for an active business in this line through
out the fall months. This will revive the droop-
ing spirits OF ship owners, and give employment
to some OF the craft now lying idle at the wharve-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION AND Loes or LIPE.-The
steam towboat Niles burst her boiler on Wednesday
afternoon, on the Illinois river, two miles below
lieunepn. The engineer and five others were
.calded The former died the same night. His
name is Hubart {. Bacon, and he leaves Il wifs-
Two of the others will also, in all probability die
MIR. HuntOn is not very severely scalded. The hull
of the boat is not damaged. The cause Of the ex-
ploson a defective plate in the boiler.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

AMERICANS IN FLpRsNcE--Among the American
families who have recently taken residence in
Florence, Italy. those Of Commodore Coo, of
Newark. " j., and Hon. John :. Preston, Of South
Carolina.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

THE SUGAR PRosPgcT.-A letter from the Parish
rlaquemines Louisiana, In tho New Orleans
Pcayune. says that the sugar planters Of that
state " III have cause to complain Of this years
crop. The cane will MATURE earlier this season
than nsuaI and the sngar will bc manulae-
tured and come into markettwo or three weeks in
advance Of former seasons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

RHovEEISd.--Mr. Morton, the companion Of Or.
Kane, the Arctic yovager, who has been i'll In Bos
ton, Ia recovering. Judge kanc. Of PbiladuIph'a
Immediately en hearing Of his illness, FASTENED on
to Boston TO visit him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

II KBKI AKT IJth, 100,
demonstrating seen by a late paper, that
the state Of Virginia has honored me by the adop-
t"n of my plan for the organization Of the miliis
am happy in the opportunity of Offering every
assistance in my power to make it as beaeficiai ss
p'ssble to the state, to whom am S much iudebt-
cd shall, with pleasure, communicate the neces-
'ary details, and every other information, to any
person the Statemsy think proper to name.
With thesgrestest respect ,t
Il have the h9nor. 10 be- gen n4emen,
~ ".Yopr obedleUt servant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

NJ r. DICKINSON,
~. INPORTER AND wHOLEsAE DEALER IN
rnRTTN FRUITS VINES, LIQUORS AND
.SEGARS,
OFFERS FOR SALE
Fresh Oranges Lemons, Raisins, Flgs, Dates,
Prrnes and Currants.
Fresh Almonds Filbcrts, Walnuts, Pecans, Palm
and Cocoannts.
Presh Olive OIL, Licurice and Claret Wins.
IN BOND:
lf0 baskets Uicdscick, Mrnns end Star Cham
paGnc.
Is 1r. pipes Madeira Sherry and Port Wine
q half Urited Vineyard, !Icnnessy, jules
Robn and Blackberry Brandy.
5OonO Genuine Havana Cigars.
Holland tin, Irish Scotch and Rye Whiskey.
OldJamaica, n g. Rum and rnre Spirts.
AIsO-A general assortment OF lower grade Bran
dies Wines and Wliskey.
.nH-2n Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

FIRE At BowpoIN CoLLEGF--A letter in the Ban
gor Wing, dated Bruins wick. Maino, September, 7,
says:
East College was entirely consumed by fire on
Sunday morning, the 9TH instant. Ii was beyond
doubt the work of an incendiary. IL contained
the rooms ofthe Beta Phi Society Of the oldest
in the Union. A great many valrabe and inter
esting papers, belonging 10 this society, were de-
stroyed which it will he impossible to replace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

RELEASE oP A CoNyICT.-The Auburn American
mentions the release of a convict from the State
prison in that place last Friday afternoon, on
pardon from Governor King. The pri, oner was
IRON Chautauque county. and his sentence covered
three years and some months, of which he had up-
ward OF year to serve The American saws:
:" The facts in his case were somewhat odd. lie
was OF most respectable parent2gs and connections
Having secured the affections of a young lady of
wealth day was hxed for the marriage, aud on
that day the young man, who was of humble ori.
GIN and slim Means, desiring to make a grand
dash, appeared with gold watch and gold chain
to match. Both were stolen! The fact of the theft
leaked out alter the marriage, and the fatherin-aw
exerted himself TO secure the conyiction of hi.
son-in-law"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

PosT-erFIcE AFFNBs.-Thc name Of Sweet Water
Factory. Campbell county, Virginia, is changed to
-. ew Manchester
AppoiHtments-Samuel ". Mason, postmaster st
Amherst Court-house. Amherst county. Va, vice
James z. Smith. deceased, Charles I. Lewis post
master at Rusk, ichie county. Virginia vico Sarah
J. Patton, resigned. lly- Jones. postmaster, at
Walton, Kanawha connty, vice Joseph Swinnett,
resigned.
Route 4, 4,S0s-Mattapony is CHANGED by commen-
cling at Dowdslls, emitting Mattarony.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

PERsoSAL.-Ferleiz the composer. having heard
that it is intended to perform in New York his
sacred tril0Gy, Il Enhance du Christ" has written
letter saying, Il should feel glad if you could
possibly dlssuade the persons who have this idea
from executing it. l hope next year to make a
trip to Amorica in which it really would be a
pity to the work well the author, ifit should
be- performed there before my arrival, and when
am unable tcconduct personally the necessary TO-
hsrsals"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

nEBEGES, just received, 10 cents per
~ ymd.-Nos yards Of Dsbeges desirable color
only 10 ceats per yard. Ladies' in want Of q cheap
and servceable dress, Caa Set by calling carly
ST .he established cheap store of
sul7 ALbRED NOSES, 90 Main street.
ElSH.-25 bbls. medium Ne. 3 Mackelel
= ~ bbls. large No 5 Maekersl 23 kits largo Ne |
Hackerel. 20 bbls No. Halifax Hsrrings, Is bbls.
No. Potomac gross Hsrrings receiving aud for ss 10
by WI. II. TYLRk
au2S 18th street
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4 LMONDS.-50 bags assorted Almonds
I n for sale by sel0 ASTOSI
RERRlEN'S PAINT BRUSHES, Dus-
- ters, and Branding Brushes a complete assort
mcsit Of all sizes, for sale by
WM. SATTLER & CO.
Nsip
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

AMERICAN ART ABRo.D-Thc Florence corresp0n
deut of the Newark Daily Advertiser saws that
towers' noble statue of Webster has been trans
ferred TO bronze at the foundry IN that CITY, and
about to be shipped to Boston. Tho casting is
quite worthy of tho model; admirable for tone and
accuracy. 1t was visited by the members Of the
Royal family. the Ministers of state AID many OF
the conuoseurs Of the country, who coBcur In
ascribing to il the highest merit.
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Ieisrn Language extra oaoh. ...............
PHILIP B. s4ASLRD,
o. A

Il gives great pleasure to recommend thv Class
fca and Mathematical Sc hool of Acshrs. STkSARD
BAkIAhIS. Aessrs 3. L p. are graduates of this
don have been connected with il as Assistant
Srocsss3rs and entitled to the fullest confidence
Of she public for their high intellectual and moral
Sualincatsus FRANCIS II. SMITH,
Superintendent Y. N. I.
TIasIeIA Mu.IrtET lysrITUTE(
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uARTSHORN'S CURE-ALL-The ma
l. gle wonder Of the day; it conquers all pain. A
supply in store and Tor sale By
Ee5 P. JOHNSTON i BRO, Druggists
HOLLOW WARE CASTINGS.-l0tons
IL Hollow Ware Castings consisting of Ovens
Spiders. Pots Skilets. Fire Dogs, &C
CLARKS0N, ANDERSON L CO,
Sc 10 No. l06 Main street
HALIFAX CUT HERRINGS-Cargo
l. schr. Pilot Fish. direct from Halifax u. g. in
spacting on Dork this morning. for sals by
WOMBLE & CLAIBORNE
No u Fl
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NTATTRASSES.-1 Mattresses Just
VI received, and will be sold low for cash.
SEQ ALEX. MOTT, Anct.
NO EXCUSE FOR BAD BRBAp-Use Pres
~ ton Il Nerrils celebrated Yeast Powder the best
artcle now in use, and yoa will mover fail of ing
good and wholesome Bread. supply lust received
by z. JOHNSTON Il BRO,
Se DruCpists
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-12

"Ihe EIonofat!eals Delegates Of the State Of yIr-
: sfna in conpuess.'
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DICOT'S Virginia Magic Washing Fluid
L is prais BY all aud used By thousands All
to get the genuine article which is prepared only hy
sc 10 p. J. PIC0T, Druggist.
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ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND NATH

INHE next Session Of Mrs. BENEFITS
L SCHOOL, FOR BOYS, will csmIasnse On the
l-; OF October.
Her pupils will be thorougk instructed and pre-
pared for the advanced classes in Boys echools
Instruction in Lstis and French II desired.
TBREs, SESSION:
Under 10 years Of age ....... 32e %
Tuition in Latin or French sach............ 10 IN
grIoeation on sth, between Grace and Franklin
streets r-sv
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VARIETY,

VARIETY.
a 8 SOLB AGENT in this State for Ja-
4 cob sessors Baltimore LAGHR bHER IA.
able b supply the trade and the public in general
WIN ths beat LAGHk BEER TO be had in TIE mar.
cash price - ~ ''"e''
Fresh lots received every three dsys No charge
~! cartaBe. p. WILBACHHR
Jy OfHcs at 1A Main street
A NCHOR BOLTING CLOTH.-An ad-
l Il ditionsl supply Just to hand. making our a.
sortment complete.
CLARKS0N, ANDERSON 4 Co.
Ne 10 No lOS Main street
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A limited number of smaller bcys will be received
az the raie Of SO per session.
In all instances 81 will he charged each pupil for
fuel ana in s cases pupils will be charged from the
time they entered to the end Of the session.
s-pt in easee Of prOtrHcted sickn"s.
c. w. PETHERBRIDGE,
il SJ-5W~ THeS H. JOSKS
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yIr. TURNER by request If some friends will
also omen NIGHT SCHOOL" for hUys and young
p,r rot having il In their power to attend the day
,chonl
scGft TVC.T.
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EAGLE SODA WATER ESTABLISH
II NEWT -Uaye Won tasted CANfIELD'S 0CT0-
BRR LAGER BEER Ifyou have not. send in your
orders and try t. The subscriber Is prepared 70
this very popular drink in pint and half pint bottles
and in quantities to suit customers. His superior
Soda Water continues 10 be in high favor with the
bic. Those in want of any Of the above articles
would do well to give me call before purchasing
elsewhere rs their superiority is almost universally
admitted.
1 WARREN CASFIELD, Agent,
auW ath ST., between Main and Franklin
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CLASSICAL AID MATHEMATICAL

CLASSICAL AID MATHEMATICAL
SCH0OL-The undersigned will, on tAs hrst OF
0stsbcr next. open Cassical and Aathemat
School, embracing such course OF Instruction a.
VII NJ youth f1r ~ easy entrance lRte the high
Classes either Of our classical or scientific lAsttII-
Rsns. They have procured the desirable lot at the
corner o eth and Clay streets. upon WAich they
nos having erected their school ruom. Their
TERMS vii - af follows, (sATAsLs sExI-ASSsALLY
- A9IAsCF)
LAIN Grek and Mathematics. SD
Ls;a or trek. ana do. ...........,.......... 80
English Branches, ....,...............--...... 70
AoatArn La Ia \ mn
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MIR. D. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS-
EL sICAL AED ENGLISH SCHOOL, MAIN sr,
naSvnRE 3D AND ATE Srs-The 18th Academic year OF
this School will commence sn MONDAY, tie dsh OF
September. 1857.
4 Class will be bormea in Greek and Latin, and pu-
pills will be admitted who are prepared 70 somnenss
the study Of either Of these languages enter seme
Of shs more advanced Glasses already formed.