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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-24

A SoIEMS SCENE AT a private q resi-. ei
dence, corner Of Twelfth and Green
streets. Philadelphia. a melancholy affair
ACQUIRED on Sunday night, The family.
it seems, consists Of mother and several
children, two Of which are young men,
grown. The latter had been out during
the afternoon, aud had indilged In drink.
They quarrelled while az tlis supper Ia. A.
BILE, when younger brother intefierred,
but without avail, 70 bring about recon.
ciliation. The mother next essayed to
still the turmoil, aud, it Is said, received
harsh replies from the sons. She fell ia,
a swoon upon the floor during the alter
cation, and was dead before the strife
ceased. Who can envy :hose rash lads
the remorse to which hencefortii they viii
forever be q prey -, - : 4
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-24

The WILL AND THE wAr--I learned
grammar when was a private soldier on
the pay of six pence day. The edge Of
my berth. or that Of my guard bed. was
my seat to study in. my kuap.sack my
bookcase, and bit of board lying on my
lap was my writing table, Ihaf no mo.
ney to purchase candle or oil; ia winter
it was rarely that I could get any light
but the fire, and only my turn eyensof
that. To buy pen or piece oflpaper
l was compelled to forego some portion
of my food. though in State Of halt STARE
vation.5 had not moment 10 call NV
own / had to read and write amid the
talking. laughing. singing. whistling, aud
bawling of at least half D score Of mon,
and that too in their hours of freedom
from all control. And say &c /, under
these circumstances. could, encounters and
overcome the task is there. can thereab beg
in the whole world, ayouth whoGau ,findi
an excuse for the non performance q 81 u
.oais 6l.a hga1s oIss siais Gobben. q
0 1
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-24

A FUNERAL INv1rAT1oR.-The following
order verbatim ct literatem. was received
by an undertaken IN Louisville, from an
afflicted widower
"sir. mi Waif is dsd and wouts to be
berrid to.morror, AT wonner klog. o
nose wair to dig the Hole-by the side
mi too Other Waifs-Iet it be deep.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-27
REMOVALS, &c.

DINiOYAL-We have removed tempo
IL rzil.y TO Ns Pearl street, undeE the Exchange
# tr Fhvro We shall bo pl-as-ed 10 see our old
t;..Yls G. ". PURCELL / CO
t-4 Exchange Brokers.
DENDEAL.-Ur PLUME has removed
IL 4.- etiea to the third house. South Of Trinity
tr.-a south side and about one huAlTed yards b-
-~ fi- IL h4HEe Hotei. Dr. z. continues - treat all
sTr..t.. AMI s5u-rIhu4 complaints; and having had
rract,e IN this limo istter- himself that he can
-'e very general rnt-tacton. call from those in
..-,---,l t- -os.cltrd.
o.. T. AL! makes and vonds ono Of the best restora-
&7.a haRUcni Extract 0f French Flowers, for CON
s.tLVout Il wrslk BS-s ever offered 20 the public.
Dr. = may bH consulted cputidentially by letter, or
HGe-1'-e NriclR"s securely packed and sent TO or
a+s }g a.ruu-t any direction
or r- hpuTs from = A. N, till 4. N. FRANKLIN
Get. .urty thr Exchange Hotel. Richmond city, Va,
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ATTEMPTED INCRNDIARIsM.-A DARN

ATTEMPTED INCRNDIARISM.-A daring
attempt was made on Friday uight last to burn An
unoccupied building Clay and p tn streets. be.
longing to Mr.. JAS. y. Shine but it proved failure
owing to its timely discovery. Some short time
after the burning of the frame building in rear Of
Bellevue Hospital. Mr. James H. Riddck was at
tracted by light at Mr.. Shines house, and know
ing it to he vacant fastened to ascertain the cause
On reaching the rear porch he found that some one
had fired quantity of lamp wick. which had been
saturated in oil and placed it in such position IA
to ensure the burning of the house. if not removed
in time to prevent it. He extinguished the flames,
and secured the combustibe material used, with
the hope of tracing out the author Of the deed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-27

STEALING TOBACCO.-A negro fellow
named Allen an employee In a tobacco factory, was
called before the Mayor last Saturday morning to
answer the charge of stealing tobacco from, his
master. The evidence adduced showed that the
fellow had been traffos ngin the weed in under
hand manner, and by way of sfuaring accounts
with him for the past, he was subjected to stri-
ping not to be forgotten. The watchmen de-
serve great credit for their untring efforts to de-
tect the employees in tobacco factories when run
ming off with the profits Of their masters, but the
article is easily concealed and readily disposed
of that it il utterly impossible for them to discover
one theft in one thousand. Hundreds of dollars
worth of tobacco annually stolen in Richmond
and disposed of for mere song, to buyers of stolen
goods.
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PRICE ONE CENT
SELLING WATER.-For several s,,oda

SELLING WATER.-For several Sunday,
past the police have been to station them
selves on Brad street, near the African Church l.
prevent the negroes worshipping at that place from
80 blocking up the sidewalk as to cause all person.
pas,iug to take the carriage-way. Yesterday, whs,
the officers reached the place, several fellows ha
stationed themselves the sidewalk with bucket
OF cold water which they we're endeavoring TO sci
to the hot and thirsty but speedily driven of
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.,,ToF r0E TRArELEAs AND OTHERS
RkILRnAR LINES


p,ruw0NR, FREDERICKSBURG AND Po-
-..,. K,axo,p. goIag North, leaves twice every
a. sunday o'enings "feepted, AZ o Sinch' VI,
sas,.N scaee n Tor t'!e roton'sc tls",. "nete
: steamer taken Tor washington 'henSS oS N''''
80 - RaIumoro. &C.
rt1 r<,,1rrI ChSrt,L going North. leaves this cit,
lady sunday evenings excepted at o'clock
~ - 80 "a, r'cI,rk M, fer Gnr,iOnsv lille, whore
'rr,.t WITH she trsIn~ Of the Orange and Alex.
EL L Washington. Baltimore, 81.
t'ttq,.~p 40 UA>.tfLR- Leaves Richmond AZ
h.-a4 " and connects with The South-Side ROAD
{. ,sS Junction. stsi i5 ooiaS-k A. NJ. Sundays eK-
cI.N.,,, .~~, P.-rEyssux4 Leaves this CITY twtr
.~unlays excepted. AZ "a sclock A. NJ.
- .,3a-k p VI An ac0emmnIa;ioa train leave.
80. a,c,, Monday, Nrin'"iSy and Friday at >
..''A \ " YoR NORFOLK. &C.
-7.. .+>,7r,,Y CUNTS rH'h, Capt san,'l BarX es
'' -ubs.f al Ro1ketts ever. saturday, Tues
..-E Thursday Ts1yuluEs. at ~ O'clock A Vi
Is. a.. ,tiE> tJtK, Uept, John hsvls, every M0u.
W. .,ln,~~gas sud Fr1dsr mornings. at 81 o>elock
e. NON and Portsmouth. touching at all the
7'z' q. '''..'Y YuK NV YoRK. SC.
-sc ~,sxs.,nlp JAMESTOWN, Captain Parrish,
,',l,s'. a; C4s Point AMI Norfolk to receive
..s.s.. S.. leaving Norfolk next mori,Ing. AT
i.'' raR pHHApELrHTt, &c,
mia ,fa,a.sh ips PsNNSYLVA ASIA, VIRGINIA
.-.Itll - RICHMOND. onc Il these stranler.
go Nes',gk 70 receive aoJsht and Passengers.
BUSINESS CARDS.
,r ssn.rS2. y. rSslxr rArs.
FS'>xIs HATT&t"s
DEIpTFOBp & co, General Commis-
d ..saaf Forwarding Merchants. on the Dock.
600
"" '''
t% = FRONT STREET. NEW YORK.
&
q - ,,,,,-,r
,vF 7Hs SAILS oF
yEErNlA AND NuhtH tAkpllNA dAAufAC-
4 .,,,,'. hfn .ohA,e". a, -, VA
a. - - -.
Is iN'E> E. A"NN' 20 ''"-|,' ~ !" "'', '"' "'N9
t,E.s A. 'rN> l+r hobi, N ADAMS
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hl' hAhilSi'N. .---.,..
Il GENERAL AGENT ANp toII:3 Foh
.... ra..s. ..., H'a-o~ AMI general Commission
-ry-
- 1s-e ssh strNT, ."rPrSh- EHchanSe hotct'
-. !" ''. ''7' ~ ''' ~. ''-
I[,,-tES
a ltbDtN y tAtkttAN Mp ITALIAN
Ht.Wr bEt"N STONE AND RAS I h,
--.st- ",F% .1 ~ 'IA Al, III a, stsi st1,,,
~ d.. Fr,it. W.l.l.r and Door silt. &c.
J.-. .,r.ur Is nal .-i with Stone and Iron falil-
a. t.-. pfrglHIs awarded 81 - Mechanics In
.'.-e,.t 4 -. .4SuI- N~'tt"iy ot Firsinlt.
,rr,>i,S u kFESEF
AVCTI0NEER.
.fs = grruaT g l2th sat Cary ~trtrts)
" sr,1s . rae sale { REAL ESTATE. AER-
CUtNu.NE. ueUSEli'Lp = hNli hh, &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-27

ENTIcING OFF A SLAvE.-A negro from
North Carolina, calling himself William Mayo, and
claiming to be the slave Of William s. Pepper, Was
arrested yesterday by officer Seal and committed
TO JAIL answer the charge of endeavoring To en-
tice Henry, slave TO Moses Stoaks Co., to run OF
from his masters. After being taken into custody
the prisoner confessed his guilt, but gave
far his conduct. He will be called before the
Mayor TODAY To answer the charge
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-27

THROWING STONES. Yesterday after
noon Miss Rogers, young lady received sever
oipS IN the lace from a stone thrown by some la.
intne capitol Square. A party of boys were pelt
ing the birds in the trees when the accident oc
CURED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-27

PRoF. HEDRIcK, whose preferences for Col Fre-
mont, during the late Presidential canvass led 10
the sudden dissolution of his connection with the
University Of North Carolina has taken up his re-
sidence ia New York, and opened Office as Analy-
tical aud Consulting Chemist
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-27

Col Jesse Allen, Maj. VIM. Ruffin, j. ii. Kraft,
Esq, and y. W. Saunders, all old and well known
citizens of Memphis, Tenn, died last week.
The army bug is making sad havoc on some of
the rice plantations in South Carolina
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-27
THE VERY LATEST.

From the London Times City Article July Ill
LoSpos, July 1.-THE unfavorabe character of
the monthly statement of the Bank of France pub
lished this morning, coupled with the renewed fall
the Paris Bourse, caused English funds to open
at decline OF one-eighth. Some purchases, how
ever, took place the part of the public and led
to an improvement which was partially maintained.
On the Stock Exchange money was wanted in the
morning, but in tho afternoon it was ohtainable at
to Oh per cent, full supplies being offered at the
latter rate. In the discount market there was no
alteration
With reference to the market for American secu-
rites, hr. L. F. satterthwaite reports follows
There has been very little Investment in Ameri-
can securities In London during the past week. We
note, however, some disposition to bny stocks and
bonds. whore they sold under the influence of
fear or panic ut reduced rates.
In the present state Of railroad matters In the
United States, when the stocks Of roads whose po-
stion is not satisfactory selling at almost noni-
ual prices, and where sound and profitable stocks
paying or 10 per cent, selling at 10 and % per
cent. discount, We are somewhat surprised AT en-
deavora being made 10 negotiate In London the se-
ouritiss Of new and unfinished projects which are
utterly unsaleable in America and we must coun-
sci friends wholly to abstain from any such dan
gerous investments.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-27
LOCAL MATTERS.

LEAP FROM A WINDOW. avan;na
man named Armstrong, while prot,blv l,bor;nr
Under mdnid potu, leapsd from u third stors
window OF Patrick McCarthys houss. near the cor.
ier OF Ith and Cary streets and was so badly in
lurei as to leave but slight hopes of his recovery
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-27

PASSING COUNTERFEIT MosEY.-Richard Knowles
well known character In Wheeling, Va, was ar
rested there on Tuesday night last, charged with
passing bank bill of the denomination of ten dol
lars, of the North Western Bank of Virginia. letter
A, payable at Wellsburg.
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NATIONAL HOTEL, MAIN STREET,

WI, D tiILksON, PRoPRIEToR.
omuibuA,- free Of charge. run in connection with
70" Hotel and the Railroad Depot.
Gh- hvery attention IL given 10 passengers who
Va, % depart by eitLer Of the lines of travel.
my 5rHu
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NAVAL COURTS OF IsouIRY.-The following are al
the retired, furloushed. and dropped cases which
nave been Investigated and disposed of up to thi
na'e py 'he Three Courts of Inquiry sitting H.
Washington, viz
tdp1dinsrJ: wilkinson. Joseph Smith. Philip
'oorhees, L. VI. Newell, Thomas Prime w Iati
mer' Chsrles Bosrman, J. ii. Graham, and William
nman ttnim0nders-J. l.. Paine Henry Bruce J
;. Nicholas Oscar Bullus j. Sterett NJ Mason and
william D. Ogden. The case Of Commander A. X
Long Is now pending in the third Court Lieln,r
ants H. Palmer, J. C. Carter, R. HANDY A. II
hllty, William Chandler, j. NJ Gilliss A. Gibson
Henry Walker, +. c. Bowers A. s. Baldwin l. {
Sartor1, 7. stanly, J. n. Maffitt IL. Rolando, r A
Parker. VI. Simous, X. McArann. W A. C. Farragut
L. Pennington, K. W Meade W A. Bartlett a, d
Hsrreli, T. II. stevens, Abner Read. A. c. Rhnd.-
The case OF Lieutenant D. =. Dulany is pending il
first Court Aasters-William W. Low William y
Brady, Peter Wager, and A. McIaughlin H1sss7
HtdShtpmsH-E. {. Grafton ana J. >. Thornton.
THE Danger op DESTIsrRr.-A young lady in
Dayton, Ohio, came very near losing her life withr
the past week in consequence of the extraction of
a tooth. Tue removal Of the molar severed an ar
terry and the profuse bleeding continued. uninter
rupted by but short intervals, for nearly two days
until she was nearly exhausted 1t was finally
checked but not until she had lost between one
and two gallons of blood.
APFLICTD.-Rev. Henry Ward Beecher writes that
wlthn two weeks three of his nephews have met
violent deaths-two by a railway accident in Ohio
and one by drowning in New Hampshire.
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ARREST 0P CoUSrSRPEIrERs.-Two counterfeiters
we're arrested near Cleveland, Tenn, last week
having IN their possession $4,000 in counterfeit
bank notes. Some $50 bills on the Bank OF
Tennessee. 500 bills the Bank of louisiana and
SO bills on the Bank of Harrisburg S. C.
-------
POWERS, the artist, is now engaged upon statue
OF Washington in the dress Of Precursor and
with the insignia of the order Its destination is
Richmond, Virginia
The running of trains on Sunday has heen dis
continued by all the principal railroads of Georgia
There heavy rains in Bedford county Va
last week.
Frederick Raveaies. formerly director in the old
L. 5. Bank at Philadelphia, died in Mobile. Ala on
the 10th inst.
The University of Mississippi has conferred the
degree Of LII. d. on Rev. DIR. Plumer of Pennsyl-
vania.
Sam. Houston Porter was shot dead at Shelby.
willie, Tenn, the 18th inst, in an affrsy with
James Rippy, Jr.
The case of 7. j. Dunn, arrested at Harrsonburg
Va. for abductns negro, will be removed to Lynch
burg where the crime WAS committed.
jeremiah Hooks thrown from a horse last
week, in Pendleton, Va, and instantly killed.
There are mounted at Fort Monroe Va about 800
cannon, mostly lsng 81, 26 and a Founders
Samuel Leitch, an old citizen of Charlottes.
Vile. Va, died on Thursday last.
At Waukegan, H.. the thermometer indicated
101 degs., in the shade
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TappovrNG--We learned from DR.

Briggs on Saturday last that the negro woman,
MILLY, who was so terribly beaten by her nephew
JOE. the day before, was entirely conscious and
seemed SO much improved that there were hopes Of
her recovery She states that Joe had beaten her
With his fist last Thursday night, and on Friday
morning. when she was sitting in chair in the act
Of kindling a fire, knocked her down with an axe,
and afterwards inflicted several other blows upon
her head by which her left jaw bone was broken
and the exterior table of her skull fractured. The
perpetrator of the deed is no doubt partially de-
ranged or idiotc and does not seem to regret that
he has committed the crime. The injured woman
is about fifty years of age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-27

DEDlcATIoN.-A large number of ou,
cinzens left here yesterday morning ON the Rich.
ulsnd ana fredericksburg cars, to attend the ded
cation OF the new church at Ashland
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SHOOTING APFRAY-Robert Thompson, barkeeper
at the Exchange Hotel Montgomery, Ala, was shot
and instantly killed Tuesday, by jeweller
named Foster. The citizens, though Thompson was
q stranger, gave him very splendid funeral, and
engaged counsel to prosecute his slayer. Foster
was baled to answer for the offence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-27

OBEY ORDERs.-ln visiting the encamp-
ment Of the Metropolitan Guard. We would remind
our readers Of the Importance Of observing the
rules laid down for the government of their
grounds, the little soldiers are ~ true az steel
and will enforce obedience at the point of the bayo
not. On Friday afternoon last, two three young
'ers in the city obtained horse and buggy to re-
pair to the encampment and on reaching the out
'krts, found the sentinels duty. When they
drove up, they were brought to a halt, until orders
were given to admit them when they passed on
After visiting the various tents and satisfying their
curiosity they started for home, avowing their de
termination to drive by the sentinel at all hazards
IN reaching the outposts the usual halt was order
ed, and the young soldier presented his musket,
but supposing that they could force their way the
lads in the buggy only hurried their beast on, un-
Ill reaching the sentinel, when. to their amaze.
ment, ne met them with his bayonet, thrust
from which brought the horse to a stand still and
the rude visitors to their senses. Had the officer
Of the day ordered them into custody and kept
them confined few hours, they would have known
in future, the Importance of discipline, and the
necessity of complying with the rules and laws
that govern others. We like the conduct Of the
little sentinel referred to, and have no doubt that
he will make his mark in peace
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-27

THE CIRcUs closed its performances
here last Saturday night, and left yesterday morn
ing for Ashland, where performance viii be given
to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-27

IMPORTANT MEETING. The Board Of
Managers Of the Mechanics Institute will hold a
regular monthly meeting at their hall at O'Clock
ta-niuht =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-27

REsIGNED.-Prof. II. j. Christian has
resigned the chair Of Greek in the Richmond Col
lege with the view of opening Classical and Math
ematical School in this city. We have no doubt
that his place will be speedily filed by SOM, gentle
man fully competent to the discharge of the duties
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-27

YOUNG NAN, who was desirous of marrying 4
daughter of q well known Boston merchant, after
many attempts to broach the subject to the old
gentleman, in very stutt ring manner said:-"hr.
O., you willing TO le-le-let me have your
daughter Janel' ''Of course | am" grufiy and
quickly replied the old man; land wish you could
get SOME other likely fellows to marry the rest Of
them"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-27

R0ARDlNG.-boarders Il can obtain good
Dr1oms, by the month or year on the usual terms,
central and pleasant neixhborhood Six or eight
7tirts"D Inn also he provided with meals, at the
r"sElag price, by applying TO hirs BROWN, at the
--~hien-" oi ia. Brown jr, on 7th street, between
AZ O. snI i'm At
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-27

A. FOR RENT, and immediate pos
Ma session given. that desirable residence ss the
south side of the Basin, formerly occupied by Mr..
seymour p Vail. 1t contains eight good rooms, a
good yard, with hydrant, &c Ts a good tenant the
rent will be moderate.
l.. W. GLAZEBROOk
Je 22-3awts Corner Canal and 10th sts.
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APFLIcTD.-Rev. Henry Ward Beecher writes that
within two weeks three of his nephews have met
violent deaths-two by a railway accident in Ohio
aud one by drowning in New Hampshire.
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BOARDING. &c.

poARDING. - Several very desirable
- kuDNs with Closets, Dressing and Bathing
E~m- aIE~scd. 81 be had at the Edxcmont House.
AIIlY -
ls Z5-st Mrs. NJ. c. MORTON.
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M' ESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
w NTdENTON RIRGINIl

" STANTON. VIRGINIA.
he eighth annual session Of this Institution win
commence ON WEDS ESDAY, the 9Th vi September
Ioj7, and close on the last Thursday in june
The Institute is incorporated by the Legislature Of
Virginia, and grants Diplomas and CertIncstss Of
Proficiency.
II embraces two departments: Preparatory and
Collegiate. Ia the FIRST the elementary branches Of
English are taught THOROUGHLY In the Collegiate
Department, the course of study Is Systematic and
comprehensive, and such as, when fully pursued,
will secure proper development discipline and cuI
tuTe of all the intellectual social and moral faculties
produce harmonious fuiiness OF being. and ut the
pupil 10 hll honorably and usefuly her appropriate
sphere in life.
All thedepsrtmeuts Of instruction are in charge of
competent teachers, and are provided with apparatus
and other necessary for the pleasant and
cesstul prosecution Of their r.spsctis eAstudies.
The Boarding department, and All the domestic ar
rsngements under the direct control Of the Prn-
cipa ard his lady whose best efforts used make
the Institute Pheasant home for pupils
TERMS PoR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR:
Board washing, lights and $40
Tuition, Preparatory Department 20
Music on Plano. with use Of Instrument. 90
Modern Languages, each; ~
Sc II is desirable that applications be made early
and pupils lie prompt in attendance on the hrst day
For catalogue. or furthsE Ic,,H pEmassi9S 1 address
jy l7-d2awsw&we4w
MISS PEGkAMS BOARDING AND
IfI DAY sCHOOL-The second session of Miss
next. and will end the 3Btb OF June. laSS
he course Of instruction will be thorough and ex-
tensye reaching from the elementary 70 the highest
branches Of Education.
The English Depart ment viii be under the inffne-
dsie supervision OF Miss PEaRAa She will also 70
sumo the Bellies Lettre Glass, for young Ladies Who
have left school.
Competent assistants will be employed 10 each
depsi itmeut and French will receive especial AItsn
ton
Circulars containing full information concerning
the School, may be had application 70 Mrs. j. W.
PEGRAM, Linden Square Richmond.
Persons intending To enter pupiis requested to
engage them without delay, 30 than axrsngsnaehts
may be made forthefr accommodation.
jy 2-dTa, Th&sst tlAug&wts
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
~ sCfI0oL-corner sth and Clay streets
This school opens on lst October snd eoees on INA
July. So
rERss-(PAYAHLE gEsfAsspALLy IN aDyAscE)
Classical and Mathenlati. al Department
| Snior Class-The CLASSICS and higher Maths-
matte '.S'o "
| yaatlr class-fhe Kadiments 0f the Classics.
with the higher English Branches ..,....... 30 W
| English Department -
HIGHER Branches. - ~ ~
Primary - ~
1 FRENCH u taught hy PTef. kxtss; k. n.p.rx 49,
| iy ls-3m 49, koGkk MAhiiN.
nRESSlNG CASES.--A beautiful va
~ riety Of Ladlss' and 0entlemen's Dressing CssS
| To which We invite the attention q par.hasens
Jya heLn. ""
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

~ FOR r L n T-The large Brick
E:I Dwelling, situated on Broad street Church
Hill, oath street, containing 10 roomr and in
thorough repair, suitable for the accommodation of
a genteel family. Possession can be had immediate
ly. Apply to +. A. J. CLOpT0N,
Corner IF Wall and Franklin streets
Opposite Messrs. Dickinson, Hill 4 Co.'S.
iy H-3t
g. FOR RENT--A Brick Tenement.
Iii two doors from corner of 7th and Clay streets
containing rooms, with gas, city water and the
necessary back buildings suited for the accommoda-
ton Of genteel family, and in good order apply to
E. A. j. CLOPTON,
Cor. of Wall and Franku streetss
Opposite Messrs. Dickinson, Hill & Co.'S.
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