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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

ARRIVAL OF SrEAMKE.-The European and Amer.
lean Steam shipping Company's steamer Jason. ar.
rived at New York Friday morning from Bremen
aud Southampton. She brought $50 cabin and 270
steerage passengers. and large and valuable cargo
Of German, French and british merchandise
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

THE BOARD OF MANAGERS of the Vir-
gnia Mechanics Institute will hold regular
monthly meeting at the Exhibition Hall, this
evening, when all the members are invited to bt
prsent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

STEALING CABBaGEs.-George Powder,
FREQ negro, was brought before the Mayor on Sat
urday for having no papers and stealing IL cat
bages. lie was whipped and sent to jail.
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FROM WAsHISGToN-.The correspondent of the
ST. Louis Republican mentions having recently
seen Capt. Van Wheat, the confidential agent Of
the government at Palmetto, Kansas returning
from Salt Lake. lie reportes that the Mormons
refused tn let the United States troops enter the
city. Governor Young publicly declares tnat he
will burn the prairies, and thus deprive the ami
mails of the expedition of subsistence; aud burn
his city, if necessary, before he will submit to
ths demand of the government. The forts along
the route represented as in bad repair, and do
not affJrd sufficient protection to the troops.
J. Z. stuck. the United States surveyor, contra
diets the report recently published in the New
York Tribune that several companies Of surveyors
had been murdered by the Cheyenne and Sioux
Indians.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

A MAN named Thomas Wilkinson was
locked up at s o'clock last night, on warrant
charging him with stealing clothes from Robert
Rai
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

rANKs AT TIL! WE5r.-rhe western folks watch
over ;her banks with tender assiduity, and torci-
bly, resist any attempts to embarrasS them. In
Jefleisonville Hud) Il special committee of watch
ful ones one day last week pJuaced upon sus-
piciou. looking individual with box under his
arm aud chased him far beyond the limits of the
town, when il WAS discovered that his visit there
solely professional one, and that his only OBJ
men went from Cincinnati to Frankfort upon pri-
waite business, where rumor getting out that they
"bluk runners" they were mobbed and dri-
ven from tho town. In numerous places persons
attempting TO procure speciefrom tho banks have
been obliged to leave town with uncomfortable
speed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

STABBTNG AFT Roberts, the
individual charged with nficting dangerous stab
in the right arm of John 5. Tyler. at the bone fac
tory, in the Valley, Friday night, arraigned
before the Mayor Vn Saturday, but in consequence
Of the condition Of the wounded man, the exam
naton wad postponed until to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

GETTING BETTER-Mr. John Warrock,
the weIi-nuown printer aud the oldest member o.
the craft in the State wasattacked with para ytiG
st. oke few days since, at his residence in thi.
city. lie is very ill, but hopes are enter
tanned of his restoration to health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

A CARD TO THE LADIES' Miss s
l. M. PLOURN0Y wishes To say to her old friends
and the public both of the city and surrounding
country. that she has removed her residence from
Main street TO Broad. one door below the OF
fth street over Mayrs Music Store, No. 2Is pearly
opposite Messrs. Breeder Il Fox where she intends 10
carry on DRESS MAKING more extensively than
she has for the last years She respectfully
solicts call from the Ladies. The Fashions will be
received monthly. Al orders from the country will
be prnmptly attended to oc f9-l2t%
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SAFETY OF LETTERS AND GOLD AT SEA.--Mr. Josiah
Foster, of Sandwich Mass, has just brought before
the public an invention of his for securing the
safety of gold and valuable papers, in where
the vessel in which such matter is transported is
lost at 1t is called the Patent Marine Safe
and Metallic Mail Bag The Boston Advertiser
publishes the following report of the committee
who have examined it,
'.The sac exhibited by Mr.. Foster was about
the size of a medium sized mail bag. and con-
tructed that it must remain perfectly water-tght
though it should te pressed under the water and
kept there for years When filed to its utmost
capacity with mail matter aud throw overload.
it foated upon the water like a cork; aud to test
the extent of its buOyancy it was afterwards load
oil with two hundred and thirtysix pounds of
stone, and it then sufficiently buOyant to buoy
up two men. The loss of so large an amount oi
gold and the mails by the laundering of the Central
America, suggested to Mr Foster the idea of
riDe safe, which he has succeeded in perfecting;
and which needs only to be seen, and the buoyancy
of il tested to convince of its utility, aud tue i'm
portance of its being brought into general use in
the transportation of mails whenever conveyed by
water; and without doubt il will be substituted for
the leather bags used, submitted
TO the inspec ton of the Post Office Department
After an examination fthis safe, our aston rshment
at its buOyancy is only exceeded by our astonsh-
ment that something of the kind has not long since
been introduced
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

DISAPPOINTMENT AND SrIciDE--A young shoe
maker, named VIM. X. kessler, drowned himself
the other day at Wheeling--a victim of unreqaited
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26
A MEXICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Opposite the New Custom House.

ALEXANDER DUVAL, Proprietor
The undersigned having taken this Hotel re, pert
iuly announces tbs fact to his friends aud the pub
NC, aad soilcits their patronage Tie has removes
n family to the Hotel aud will from this day civ,
MS personal and undivided attention to the bu ines.
aud hopes to give satisfaction all who ma patr n
re the house His tables supplied with ali tn.
dccacles OF the sesson and will always be furnished
with the best of that the market an sup
ply ~ 1f
iiootand capable servants have been selected, and
me quests may at all times expect prompt and par
ticuiar attention.
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z GATHRIGHT. formerly on I51t

n. II ~ u n IUTNItFIy Oh IOIH
street, has taken one Of the new tenement.
ju-t erected on Govern0r street, between Ma,n ard
rranknn where he will be pleased 10 see his ,en,s
ana All others who may des to purchase RURNI-
,h, assuring Them that he will sell goods for cash
cheaper than they can bc bought elsewhere hi,
SOCK Is much larger and great deal better thar il
ever mas been Consisting OF all articles usually kp,
M iurmtire stre together with large assortmen,
Of EaAtIiER BEDS, HOLSTERS PILLOWS an"
MATTRESSES; also BED COVERING. Persons m
want OF any article in my line will aud it to th.i
where
Sc 2S-3m E GATURJGur
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SEVERELY BURsED.-A little child of
Mr.. Geo. W. II. Tyler, was severely burned by
falling into the fire Friday last 50 much so that
Its life is in danger.
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lanes N. CARTER. HOUSE. SIGN.

IhMIsb VI, Ohh EN-, HUUSE, bIUNs
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, GLIDER AND
GLkZIEk, corner 18th and franklin streets, oppo-
self Of this method, 10 return his thanks 70 his
friends and the public the liberal share of patrvn-
age they have bestowed On him during the last ak
teen years. He therefore hstters himself that BY
strict attention to business. landeavoring always 70
please to merit continuation Of their fayors He
has on hand considerable stock Of fresh rnaterials
such as LEADS. ZINCs. yARNIsHkS WINDOW
GLASS. DAY PAINTS, kc.. which he would be
pleased TO work ap the most favorable terms. or
cash. or on the usual time 20 punetuAi payers.
Having had 50 much complaint about closing my
shop twhiie have been engaged with my hands oct
doors and with other husiaess) the subscriher hss
secured the services Of Mr. SAML n. SNYDER,
who win always be there 70 receive orders, frcm my
patrons. % cl-dlm
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DEATH oF A VETERAN.-John Hagan, sr., of New
Orleans died near Paris France, on the lst ult
at the age of 13 years. The Picayune says: lie
ca,ne to New Orleans in the year, 1903 and was
Que of the gallant defenders of our city under
q II. Jackson, in 1915. For forty years Mr.. IL was
one of the largest cotton commission merchants
here. his cotton yard being on the spot where now
stands the St. Charles Hotel. lie presented the
old st. Charles with the marble statue of Washing
ton that ornamentad the main entrance, and which
was destroyed by the fire that consumed the edi
ice in January, 1851.
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EDUCATION.
PIANO FORTE INSTRUC.

nwg PIANO FURTE INSTRUC-
n44ssss=gas.s1sk 81 TION.-MR. NATHAN Il. CLAPP
II O = Y from the Conscryatoire de MueiQue,
J x i LeipgiC, Principal If the Musical De-
ps~tment Of the Richmond Female Institute has
the honor to announce that he will receive few pri
vatc pupils Tor instruction in the art OF PIANO
PLAYING.
TERNS- sS0 for the session of nj, @ months Appli-
cations may be made at the Institute
TESTIMONIAL
1T is great pleasure me 20 he atle to certify
that Nr Nathan Il. C!app. whom have had the si-
tsactiuu t0 know for several years il an excellent
aud taleuted Pianist As Il teacher he is eminent
aud would safely recommend him to all those wins
wish Ia acquire proficiency in the noble OF Music
oC --ImS MAURICE STR skoSCHr
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RccIEsiAsrIcAL.--Rey. A. II. sloat has been ap
pointed pastor Of the Presbyterian church In lib
erty, Bedford county, Va
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I'll L DISP ATCH.
MONDAY MoRNING,...........,..,o, o,TODER n "a,


MfsI.sioes BANNING IN PrrrsBuRa.--A telegraph.
&c dispatch from pittsbnrg. Pa. states that beneh
warrant was issued a few days ago at the instance
OF Mr. scott, President of the Merchants and Man
uiseturers Rask, in that city, against James and
hercules oConner, brokers, o. the firm Of OCon.
ner Bros Co, charging them with obtaipinv
,fsndnlenty, through the completely of the book
keeper in the bank, sls5,o0o, aud the case was
heard on the 22d inst Mr., 0Conner, in defence
made grave allegations against the bank, DENYING
MS Indebtedness, aud claiming TO be the agent OF
the bank, for the purpose of drawing specie from
other banks on their notes, TO repenish its vaults
that large amounts Of the notes of distant bank
OF less denomination than FIVE dollars and also
counterfeit money were drawn by the Arm, from
the bank on the checks; that their dealings with
the bank since February have amounted to over
s3,oo0,oo0. large portion of which was not on
their private accounts; that the respondents i'm
vain attempted to effect settlement with the bank.
and placed securities in the hands of disipteres
ted party 10 cover any indebtedness
further investigation was waived for the pre-
sent, the Messrs. 0Conner having made an assign.
ment for the benefit Of their creditors Notwith-
standing the Developments (says the dispatch) the
notes OF the bank still taken by the other banks
IN payment of notes due them and also by the pub
lie, and 1t is said that its stock will not be depre
ciated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

The suRvgyIse STEAMER Arctic has arrived MT
New York from Halifax, after an Absence of three
months passed in deep sea exploration and sur.
yeys connected with the ocean telegraph.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

BURNING OF FERRY BoAT.--The ferry boat New
port Belle, plying between Cincinnati aud Newp =
ny, was "a ned TO the waters edge at o'clock,
Friday morning. Tho loss II absnt $4,000 and is
partially iHsu ured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

THE FIRE At Characterization Li,'eS LOst.-The
late fire ut Chicago terribly destructive of hu-
man life. 1t appears Low that nineteen human
beings were buried beneath the ruins. The fol-
lowing. in addition to those already mentioned,
were killcd:--Aiarcus Grant clerk IN store; Ezra
II. Bnrnum, kept variety store: Lawrence Grei
bel, snilur; Timothy Fnckley. tinsmitb; Ahram
Bog9rt, svcrpatcr: Alfred IT. 7. Corning. clerk
in bank, and Henry b. Rus.ell, mailing clerk in
the Times Office. One or two others are still miss
ing John High, .Ir., one OF the killed, was the
vice-rrcsident of the Merchants Trust Company Of
that city. The Chicago city conncil have appro.
rriated 81 600 10 pay the funeral expenses Of the
victiIns
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MRS. AND MISS MINORS BOARD

1VI ING AND DAY SCHOOL, on 4TH STREET, BE-
TWEEN BgdAD AND MAR.nALL.-1he third session of
this institution Will commence the lst OF October
next.
In this school WI! be taught ell the branches of
finished education. including the Latin and Modern
languages. together with Music upon tho Piano,
Harp and GGitlf Instruction in Vocal Music will
also be gwen.
The services Of competent instructors have been
procured.
Attention will be paid 10 the proper training and
advancement Gf the young ladies entrusted t. their
charge, and their moral and social Improvement pro-
NOTED by every means in their power.
This school has been in successful operation in
Richmond Tor nearly two years, and the subscribers
refer with confidence Ia It's patrons for any iniorma
ton which Iany be- desired in reference to its merits
TREYs-About the same heretofore. Fer them
and other particulars, ref.r 10
Mas. JEFFERSON MINOR,
An T-d&cwSm Miss ADA Il MINOR.
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TNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL cor

L LEGE OF vIRGiNIA.-This IDfirmary, conrect-
ed with the Medical College Of Virginia. located in
the city of Richmond. (corner OF Marshall and Col
ege streets is open for the receipton Of Patients
throughout the year All persons requiring Medical
ar Surgical aid, except the insanr and thos laborng
ander contagious disease admitted into the nst
ution. Thr accommodations for the sick
alete
The Pateats under the cilN gt sf tfe Professors
f the College The charges for Beard N.-ii ~ ~
teudance Nursing and Medicine. are for
White Patients........-....-... Is p-I ~~"t
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E. GATHRIGBT
DOGGETT s. ANDERSON,
UPIlnLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS.


Corner Of Governor and Franklin stsl
II AV T. received their Fail Stock Of
Il Pr,nch and American Paper Hasgngs, all oua
iries Floor 9i Cloths, Curtain Good. Cornces an.
Trimmings, VI inflow shades, Mittings an man,
other articl los in the line of business which will H.
old at moderate prices. We also keep on hand AN
make 10 order Fea her Beds Bolsters and Pillows
Curled Hair ani Shuck Mattresses Of the b st nua
ity. and all other work in line executed by III,
most con peteDt werkmen, with the strictest desii
to gi satisfaction, portion of public patronas,
Is respert fully solicited. a. 2S-3rn
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REruRNIsG EaiGRANTs,-During the quarter
which endend on the 10Th of last Septemher, there
arrived at Liverpool, from the United States, $500
passengers of whom 27S9 were returned erpip rants
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DUVALL, ASTRUL OG 4 /,

NJ aDaME DUF VAIL, ASTkUL OG l.
kFI AND PHREsoLOGIST, also the LADIES b. /,
TANICAL PHYSICIAN, is now in Richmond an
has taken rooms the Grocery, Of 18th an
Main streets, on the floor with DR.. Rust Nc
inin< DR.. Taylors ofice-( Room No. p Laai-
and gentlemen wishing TO consult her in the aboy
acience, have now sn opportunity. Ladies' viii fu
Madame DCvALL safe and confidential adviser Hrl
medical compounds are made from Herbs, gath re.
under the strong influence of the Planets which
rule them. l-Imk
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ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-W
l. arc now opening large and extensive stock Of
Clocks, Watches, Geld Jewelry and Fancy Goods OF
every description, suitable for the trade, and which
viii be sold extremely ow, TO render sales Call 1T
- Main sffeeL.
~. Z3--ts LARU2 4 SHINE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

BETTING ON ELEcrIoNs-The Supreme Court of
Tennessee, in session ut Knoxville, decided the
other day, that betting election held out of
this State, is not indctable i'm Tennessee. Betting
on the result of an election in Kentucky, for in
stance, is not offense against the laws of Tennes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

MELANCHOLY CAsU,LTY.-We are panied to learn.
That Tuesday, an interesting little daughter OF
Nr. Perry Spencer, Of this city, aged about six
years, willie playing with some laciier matches in
the yard in company with other children, she ig-
nited one of the matches. which coming in cou
tact with her clothes caught them on FIRE, and be-
fore the flames could be extinguished she was so
severely burned as TO cause her death Wednesday
neutrality-suspicious. (Ga.) Sta.
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AN UNSAFE SAFE-'Uncle Sam" having omitted
to construct q vault in the new custom house in
this city, sent on large iron safe from Baltimore
to supply the deficiency. 1t had patent burglar
and firc-proof lock- similar suppose to that
which has lately been broken in Richmond. After
it had been placed in the custom house the work
men locked the door. and were wholly unable 10
unlock it. One Of the men had previously been in
side o: the safe, and the door was locked and un
locked while he was inside. After he stepped out
it was locked second time and all efforts to I'M
lock it were unavailing. The maker of the safe
had to come on to unlock it. which he did by al
tering the key. Had the difficulty occurred in
locking it the first time, while the workman
inside, it must have proved fatal to him, he
would have suffocated before it could have been
ope ned F1r-tldRf hd1ertiser.
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MISS A. NJ. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
IsA YOUNG LADIES will re-spon on THURSDAY
the lst day Of October.
Mrs ELLEN C. sTAIC0S will give instruction in
Vocal aud instrumental Music.
For terms and other particulars enquire at the
School Rooms corner of 9Th and Franklin streets.
Ne 26-dlms
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THE CHoLERa.-This fatal scourge continues to
commit fearful ravages at Stockholm. Among its
recent victims was the chief of the navy Office.
The day before his death he was in perfect health
and did business as usual. At ChriStansand three
hundred persons had been carried off, and in Nor
way it had also been committing terrible ravages.
So, too, at konigsburg, where the victims are at
tucked without any premsniiory symptoms.
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WILLIAM MACFARLANE.
- Law Buiiding,
SAMUEL 5. COTrRELL,
Main st, bctw. 18th and lfth,
A. BARiANIN, JR.,
10Th ami Main SITS,

MRS. PELLETS SCHO0L.-Tne next
Iva session c0HMonces October Is 1857. The prtia-
ry feature of this school, is the thorough and Sys-
tenatc instruction in tbs French language, given TO
ALL the pupils without extra charge; but they are
not require 10 study the language without the APP
proyal of their parents.
The French is taught hy Prot. ssor and Madame
EMipS of Paris, and peculiar facilities are afford
ed for learning 10 SPEAK the language
Mrs. PELLET guarantees that the Elementary
and advanced studies in English shall be THOROUGH
LY taught.
Information, relative TO the school, terms. &C. may
be had, application at her residence, Hroad st y.
Richmond. Nv 22-d3m
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NJ B. DICKINSON,
~. IMPORTER AND WH0LESAE DEALER IN
FOREIGN FRUITS, VINES, LIQUORS AM
SCARS
,FFERS FOR SALE
Fresh oranges brmons, kaislDs, Figs, Dsteo.
prunes and Currants.
fresh Almonds, Filberts, Welnnts, Pecsns, PAlp
and Cocoanuts.
Fresh Olive Oil, Licorice aud C,arst Wins
IN BOND:
I5G blskets Hedseick, Munns' aud Star Chan :
pagne.
Is or. pipes MADEIRA Sherry ard Port Wine
q half United Fneya ard. liennessy, julie,
Robin and Black berry Brandy.
80 nf0 Genuine Havana Cigass
Holland Gin, Irish Scotch and Rye Whiskey
Old Jamaica, " r. Rum ard pnre Spirits
AISo-A general assortInrnt cf lower grade Bran
dies Wines and Whiskey.
WAREn0UsT, No. :, 18th s;reer,
an oe-2m Richmond Va.
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aF BY agreement this day entered int, b-t~ =-n
the Faculty of the Medical College and the attending
Physicians of Bellevue Hospital. In addition a. the
usual weekly charge. fee vary ing irou 81 t1 81
sill be demanded " patients rrquirins Sur ~
,peration Tn. particular charge for anf s,-sf'
,rsration sisy he ascertsihed beforehand ~
ion tn the kesidcnt ph, sician, 1T ths af-rn,lf,
.ieians and Surgeons of either Institution
fh<ndins Skrososs-Prtss Gib-;n pets 15a SD
V~iifnrd
iheaGtno PsysaetanS.-Prui- Tucker .uu t,cuytag.
R>st&ent fy.teian.-Marion Howard. y
sssoayd.-F. ~ Parrish
President n In frRary-L 4. Joynes. NJ n
Persons In the country wishing to senj pafient so
the Inhrmgry. desiring information. may address
'h- President or the Steward ~ i--dsu
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IESTRUCTION.-The sub

DRIVATE IkSTRUCTlON.-Th SUD
scrber offers his services to his friends aud the
public generally, PRIVATE INSTRUCTOR in
the ANCIENT and MODERN GUAHES, ant in
any Of the EAGLISH BRANCHES OF EDUCATION.
lie viii teach single fGps or Classes AT any hour
their 0ws residence or his room, corner OF 10th
and 4 * streets Ha viii be glad to see any who
may wish a. pursue reyiee ther English CLASH
cal -tudcs. p III. MONTAGUE,
nC g--dImf CpTnCr OF 10th aud Bank stI.
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ALEX. DUVAL.
NATIONAL HOTEL, MAIN STREET

"M. ID. .uILkS0N, Proprietor.
,onhibusses Tree OF ch rge run in connection with
the Hotel and the Railr oad Depot
Ew- Every attention is given TO nassenrers who
my 3s-jm
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-, .YEINRICH SCHNEIDER. Professor

xc&Qf MUSIC, ot4ers ais services TO the citizens Of
SsS{ishnlond as Teacher of the HARP, PIANO
TAR aud otSlNGlNG. Having taught Music for 6
yans in Edgewurth Seminary il North Carolina ne
confidently r,AeTs 10 Gov MoREHgAp, Proprietor and
to RICHARD STIRLING, ksq, Principal Of that lnsttn
tIon.
ss- Residence az Mrs. RuSsells Boarding House,
Broad street near eth.
KEFsRENCES ~ RCHMeyD-Rev. nr. NJ D. IIoSe
Rev. George HOodbridge, Rsy. Dr. I. '. Moore VIM
&. Paine, Esq Col. 7. L. August, 4. f. Howison, Mr.
A. Morris. P IL. Taylor, MAJ J. Z. shields Dr. I. H.
DaAua. v lS-4ilwHtaW2mx