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

Mrs. Predlin Peasants died at Mt. Pleasant Nd,
last week, at the advanced age Of one hundred aad
afae years. ! F
Hon. Martin w. Bates, United States Senator
from Delaware has been quite IN for the past two
weeks. at his residence In Dover. fsa sac s
Ii Is said that ex-President Fillmore IL about TO
marry q lady Of Montreal.
II Ia said that Thos H. Holt, Esq.. Of Louisvills,
will be the new commissioner Of patents.
Rev. Thomas Stile, baptist minister ~ tape
May county, N. j., was drowned % "Wednesday
last. .xsas1sssA.
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SpEcIAL PREMIUMS Besides the Ion

SPECIAL PREMIUMS Besides the long
list of premiums Of various sorts to be award T.
ci to the LADIES for their skill and handi
work, by the Virginia Mechanics Institute, at its
fourth annual Fair, to commence on the 10th Of
Dctboer next, we find that two special premiums
have been set apart for the fair daughters Of Viz
giuia, and IL is to be hoped that they will apply
their skill and ingenuity, and bear OF the prizes
81 temptiDgiy offered them. These premiums are
thus announced In tho circular:
FIR the best inrention on tcork, the production Of
B,dle residing uithia ns limits Of the STATE ,Asose
oge shall not ercsed IS years, TWENTY-FIVE noLLARs"
For the best inventien work, whsther Of taste
or domestility, Of Virginia Female, Witors refer
sHes b ege, FIFTEEN DOLLARS"
The above premiums will be awarded either IN
the money the plate as the successful exhibitor
may prefer; and so anxious the members of the
institute 10 bring out the native talent Of the Ia
dies of the State that almost feel warranted In
,aying the premiums will be largely increased. II
the articles displayed are really worthy Of especial
consideration. The ladies have heretofore contri-
buted largely to the exhibition. viii they not
even surpass themselves this occasiont
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-09

WOMEN HAKvEsrING.-A Schoharie (N. " paper
says that in consequence of the scarcity Of hands
among the farmers In certain sections Of that conn
the harvest.
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ORpEREp 0rr.-Three negro boys.
Enoeh, Charles and George Lewis. hired In ths cry
a. slaves but who In fact are freewe brought b.
fore the Mayor yesterday, and ordered TO return
TO Orange county at once, la default Of when tnsy
will he soId for iaii fees
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JUaGED.--A notorious pest TO the peo-
Pile on the South side of the Canal, known -
Frances Thompson, was committed TO jail yes
teray for want Of register, and In default Of 80
eurity 20 keep the peace and be Of good behavior.
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PREco1oUs.--Little Sis--s0h, Bobby, Pm asoin'
70 have q hooped dress, an oyster-shell bonnet, a
u pair of eardrops. and babyis Little Bub-..The
thunder you isl Well, Pm going to have a pair Of
tight pants,a Shanghai coat, shaved head crooked
cane and pistol ~ st .sss
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PRODUCE AT NKw 0RLEASs.-The total value ofpro-
duce Of the interior received at New Orleans for
the commercial year ending Monday last,
amounts to $15s, ,061 1863. The principal items
Bacon $6,77223 bale rope 81 123 AGO cotton $780,
255,079; corn $25l4 $50; lard s., COS p45 molasses
$26s5y30s pork sas64 500 sugar ,l37 500 tobac-
co Sll $40 600; aud wheat and whiskey each 81
000 aa4z-s ke E.
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PITCHED BATrLg.-Watchmen Frank
lin and Hawkins arrested John Tearney and Alex :
anier Bennett yesterday afternoon for fighting In
the street. Both Of them were placed undsrs bars
and bolts for the night
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MARRIAGE AT MISSEHAHA FALLs.-A gentleman
and lady, OF New York, Of romantic disposition,
Mr. Alexander Addington Canbury and Miss Ger
trude Rose Leggett by name, married at the
Falls of Mnnehaha last Wednesday. Several Off
GERS and ladies from Fort Smelling were present,
and every one seemed delighted with the charming
incident to the romance of "Hiawatha." Major
Patten the officer and poet, who present, wrote
pretty little poem upon the event. We think the
Laughing Waters must have given an extra gig
gle on this joyful occasion--S. Ram Adeertissr.
18th Aug.
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DrsNIssEp.-The negro boy Pleasant,
arrested last sunday. for having carpet bag in
his possession containing tobacco and other articles
supposed 70 be stolen. was examined before the
Mayor Yesterday, and acquitted.
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GRAssHoppER MIGRArIoS.-A Minnesota cores
pondent OF Chicago paper expresses the eonvie
ton that the grasshoppers that have been rayagna
portions Of Minnesota, win reach the Atlantic
States before their destructive mission is ended
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DIsoRDKRLY.-Daniel G. "orreii sp-
peared before the Mayor yesterday morains, 70 an
swer the charge Of being disordsriy me nlfns ~
fore. He was rsprimsndsd ana dischargsd.
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MAIMrp.-Royall Fortune, free me-
gro, was examined before the Mayor yesterday. ibr
assaulting and beating Elias Charles with han-
msr last Sunday night and sent ON 70 tie HnsslnsS
Court Cor Anal trial -
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NJ B. DICKINSON,
~. IMPORTER AND wHOLESAE DEALER IN
FOREIGN FRUITS, WINES, LIQUORS AND
SEGARS,
OFFERS FOR SALE
Fresh Oranges, Lemons, Raisins, Figs Dates,
Prunes and Currants.
Fresh Almonds, Fiiberts, Walnuts, PecBs, Palm
and Cocoanuts.
Fresh Olive Oil, Licorice and Claret Wine.
IN BOND:
100 baskets Hiedseck Munns aud Star Cham
payne.
l5 Or pipes Madeira, Sherry and Port Wine
S half United Vineyard, Hennessy, Jules
Robin and Blackberry Brandy.
5000 Genuine Havana Cigars.
Holland Gin, Irish Scotch and Rye Whiskey
Old Jamaica N Z. Rum and pure Spirits.
ALSO-A general assortment of lower grade Bran
dies, Wines and Wkiskey.
WAREHOUSE. No. 3, 18th street.
au 2-2m Richmond Va.
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PUr THRoU GH.--Washington Major.
49, .ns sam. a slave were both punished by
stripes for being noisy and dsordsriy last Monday
night
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THE FALL RACES, near this citv. viii

The FALL RACES, near this city, will
commence at Fairfield the first Tuesday In October
aud the impression prevails among the friends Of
the turf that the week will prove be an exciting
one. Among the large number Of nags In training
some fine colts that promise welas we'll a. older
stAgers who have already achieved honors ON other
ields. 1t is said that Engineer Lucy Phillips, Se-
bastopol. Shockoe. Ifumming Bird and two others
Ia hr. Talley stable, are moving like machinery
that Don Juan and four others In Mr.. Dickinson,s
stable are as fine as silk-that Mr. Green has three
four SINCE cats in his string-that Mr.. Hare has
several fine 'uns at work-snd that Maj. boswell
will probably be around with Sue Washington and
Deuealion to take pull at the golden purse strings,
before the campaign is ended. 0ne-fourth the num-
ber OF animals in training, II only half a. good as
their friends suppose them to be, will make
weeks sport worth seeing, by every lover of horse
racing
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NArIoNAI JOCKEY CLuB.-If the fr;ends

NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB.-If the friends
Of the turf serious in their intentions to get IN
a National Jockey Club, 1t seems to US that Rich.
mond and Petersburg present superior claims, 40
the headquarters, to any other cities in the Union
first, because their positions are central and acces
sible to every other section; second, because no
healthier locations or better water can be found
anywhere: and third, because the racers of the
South could bring their colored stable boys and
lers here without the fear of having them inter
rupted or coaxed off into free State If Richmond
were the place selected, either Fairfield, Broad
Rock, or the new course at Ashland, might be OBJ
tanned by the Club and put in complete order, and
when that done, the announcement of q race
would fill the paviions with many handsome
forms and fair faces as now environ the shorss
ring" when the Agricultural Fair Is in full blast
All that Is necessary to carry out this project and
to build up such Jockey Club as the one in South
Carolina, il to get some Napoleon of .hs Turf-soms
Virginia gentleman Of means-to take the initiate
ry steps in the matter. Farmers and breeders ad-
nit that the stock of horses be improved In no
other way az we'll as by racing, and that 10 the
only mode of keeping up pure blood, they should
aid in forming such Club and adopting such rules
for its government, as would make the race course
a place of innocent enjoyment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-09

A MAN KILLED BLOW ON THE NEcK.-On
Thursday afternoon last a difficulty occurred be-
tween Mr.. John Bush, of the firm of Doty & Bush,
lime merchants at Chicago, and man name Nor
ris Cochrane, wagon driver in the employ of
another lime firm. 1t seems Cochrane had been in
the habit of going 20 the customers of Doty & Bush
soliciting orders, and delivering lime to some of
them without orders. This exasperated Bush, who,
meeting Ccchrane the Milwaukee depot, an al
tercation about the matter, which resulted in
blows, the first being given by Cochrane. Bush,
who is a powerful man, as, in fact, were both, re-
turned it by a desperate blow on the neck with his
cenched fist, which resulted in telling Cochrane In
stsntly, dislocating and breaking the vertebra of
the neck, and killing him almost Immediately.
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THE GERMANS of this city are maxim

THE GERMANS of this city are making
extensive preparations for grand celebration, to
raise means for aiding In the erection of monu-
ment In New York to the memory Of BARRON SrHu-
BuS, one of the patriots of the Revolution. The
ground selected for the entertainment 10 80 conys-
nient to the city that almost everybody will attend
to witness the novelties of the occasion. The vir-
ginia Rifles, German Benevolent Societies, Turner's
&c, will march through the principal streets Of the
city, preceded by the Armory Band. before repair.
ing to the grounds, where o. A. STREcKER ESQ,
will act as President of the day As the object ID
couragement.
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EDUCATION.

SCHOOL AT SUMNER HILL.-The
- next session of my school, in Chesterfield will
somence tiie ioth OF october and close the 10th OF
Ansust untiei the tuition OF Mr.. 7. b. Maury grad
ua'e OF the University. very highly recommended by
pr Harrison, and selected with special reference to
ms moral aud professional qualifications. / want
poys not over fourteen years Of age as COM
Pahlohs i.r my own children. The house il in the
sqes oy dense screen of woods Though within 81
minutes drive OF Richmond It Is perfectly retired II
may SUIT parents In Richmond who wish 10 he within
easy reach of their children " Nv "''''iA
iermsIsAo, payable onehs in advance. and the
ohtr nail on the lst OF March. The instruction ia
intended TO nt boys for college. :
aa za-iffWdsn FRANK @. RUPPIN.
EEMALE SCH OOL AT ASHLAND.
HANOVER COUNTY. VA.
MRS CHAS. b. STUART1
JNo w. STUART. Principals.
miss FANNIE M. IkBY, Assistant
Inc hrst session OF this School will commence on
the ist nay OF october next. Twenty-Five boartlers
can pe accommodated Ia the family Of Mrs STUART
III Is ths purpose OF those engaged In this school to
MAKE II, IN ali respects, Of the frst class
Chsrgcs Jora Term Qf 7toenty yFseks, Puysble in
. Advance
poard. ineludlng, washing, fuel and Light ss5 co
utyh III hngilsn Is 90
et Ia 10 90
Chemistry and Natural lPhilosophy.......,5 S 90
Muslc on fiano, with use ofinstrument t, q 90
ornainentsI Branches at usuaai prices.
AdoTScs CRAs. b. srUAhr, at Randolph Macon Col
au 3-d2w&2tawtSlo
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SAFETY FUSE, Cap and Wrapping Pa
~ per. Caloined Plaster, kum. Colgate starch, So
se4 lag b. DAVENPORT
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MORE LIGHT UPON IT.-A gentleman lust from
Texas has communicated to us facts bearing on the
recent melancholy death of Senator Rusk which
throw more light on that sad event than all else
concerning it we had previously learned. II seems
from a carbuncle on the back of his neck, which.
for sixty days. had baffled the skill of his physi-
clan, and bade fair, unless arrested soon to termi
nate in his death He had been suffering
from it on the day he committed the fatal act and
it was believed by those surrosnding him that the
agunles of the disease, added to his belief that it
would deprive him of life in less than thirty days
had much to do in bringing about his resolution
tO make away with himself Wash Scr
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WHITE ZINC PAINT, AND PURE
w WHITE LEAD.-Io on0 lbs. put up In quar-
ters halves 100 h. and 500 10. kegs for sale at fac
tory prises, by VIM. SATTLER Co,
SEA l42 Main street.
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= : - - =, ---- = = .-----4----
LOCAL MATTERS.

euOxoRABLY AcoUrTrsD.--Ths County
Court Of Henrco, spent the forenoon Of yesterday,
Ia the examination Of William Sullivan, CHARGED
with stealing COW and calf from Joseph n. Wsod-
In behalf the Commonwealth testified % the idsn-
tity OF the COW found in the possession Of the prs
oner, and stated that she was stolen from him
twelve months ago. For the defence Mr.. william
M Willroy, Of King william county. testified that
he sold the COW claimed by Woodward, 70 the prfs-
oner, described her ear marks and COLOR and sdded
that she had been raised on bis place, where she
had remained since 1886 until she was cold to
Sullivan.
The Commonwealth's Attorney, after hearing the
evidence, stated, that the fact that Mr.. Woodward
hsd lost his COW twelve months ago. and that she
might have changed owners half dozen times In
the course of year, was sufficient reason why the
prisoner should not be gent on for further trial,
and therefore asked. the Court to order his Dis.
'hsrge, which was promptly DONE Col McRss ap-
peared for the defence
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FrLONToUs AssAULT.--A white man
named Watson Newman, is now confined In the
Jail of Henrico county, charged with fsloniously
assaulting Mary Riddle with hatchet. on the OH
Of August, with intent to kill her II the csrtif-
cate Of the Magistrate, who committed Newman
to prison, Is in court to-day. and the wounded wo-
man has sufficiently recovered from her injuries to
ination this term.
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CUGAR AND MOLASSES, Tea, Spices,
~ Nails and Salt, Candles Shot, Glass. with a va
ried assortment of Groceries generally, in store and
for sale by WINSTON 4 POWERS.
a. A. m
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ARREST FoR LiBEL.--,Justice Davidson, of New
York, issued his warrant Saturday afternoon for
the arrest of James Gordon Bennett. Esq, of the
Herald. on charge Of libel, preferred by Hon.
Daniel 4. Sckles. who also has instituted q civil
suit, laying the damages at $25,00o. Mr. Siekles
complaint alleges that certain editorial in the
Herald which insnuated that Mr.. Sickles, as coun-
sell had sod his client, Deylin, Zone of the street
cOmmissioners,l was libelous.
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EDUCATION.

Persons desiring TO enter pueas, leave their
aames Al the School Rooms. where Miss q, will meet
them Al any Seur they may appoint.
" G2--d2v S-stsv lssU
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WOODWARE generally, in store and
W for sale by WINSTON 4 POWERS.
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A ROHITRCTURE AND CIVIL ENGl-
"A NRKRIN0.-ALBKRT L. WET = Y. 7. =.
business Of A0hitesture, Civil and Mechanism En-
gineeriAx. at the sfhse heretofore sreuplsd py u
Main and Rank streets Richmond, and are prepares
to furnish Designs Plans, Specifications. hs,lmates
&C., for all kinds OF buildings, or for any osner ~
details Surveying for all purposes Of utility or erna'
ment. with maps. prohlcs &C., complete.
Paric ar attention paid to the supervision o. any
mechanical enterprise requiring scisncs and srt In
its ecnstruction anu sI kinds Of work measured ~
heretofore. siiE5tsg
s2-W WEST HAlTh.
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DERFU NJ L ", Hair Oils, Pomades
l. Tooth Pastes and Toilet Articles, received at
DUVAL N@RTDS'S
Ikr,,., 2s
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baltimore OMMERCIAL COL
- LE6E.
FOUNDED I652-CHARTERlD 1854.

RALTlMORE COM M b X y la l. COL
- LEGE
FOUNDED I652-CHARTERID 1854.
Located corner of Baltimore and Charles streets.
BALTIMORE MD.
THIS INSTITUTION 10 now in the most prosperous and
hourishing condition. Twice during the last two
years has it been necessary to obtain larger apart
ments for the accommodation of the increasing mum
Der OF students representing nearly every State In
the Union.
The antagss and facilities here afforded to young
men, desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
various duties of the Counting Room or to obtain
Thorough Practical Busiaess Educatiop generally,
are unsurpassed In any particular by any similar es-
tablishment in the United States.
FACULTY.
E. X. LOSIER Principal
Lecturer on the Science of Accounts, Commerce Blu
siness, Customs, &c.
J. M. PHI LIPS,
Professor Of the THEORY and Praetiee 9f Keep
II. ii. DAVIES,
n. @. JOHNSON,
prossssor of business and Ornamental Penmanship.
3. 7. WILLIAMS, Esq.
Lecturer on MercanEfe LAW
REV Z. YEATES REESE, .. D.. s.l
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUsTEEs:
Hon. John 2. Kennedy. Hon joshua Sanssnt'
Hon Thos. swApn, VIM a. helGnsr, ksq.
Jsnob Trust. Eso. Hn. Knabe. Esq.
sSrI Israe and beautifully ornanented Circular,
containing upwards Of slx souAlE rsLf representing
the exterior and interior view Of the College, various
e6aSoteristic DESIGNS, Psnmanship 3ca sent By
mall. Tee AZ charge. accompanied with catalogue.
giving fuli pArae0'afS A''T 4. <. LosIER.
ie c-dAesm Baltimore. Md.
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EEMALE SCH OOL AT ASHLAND
HANOVER COUNTY. VA.
MRS. CHAS. b. STUARTo
- - s----4-s------------l
VARIETY.

A 3 SOLE AGENT in this State for Ja-
- cob Seesers Baltimore LAaHR BEER, / am
able to supply the trade aad the public in general
with the best LAGER BEER TO be had in tie mar
ket, In Quantities to suit purchasers at the lowest
cash price
Fresh lots received every three days No charge
for carriage. p. TILBACHER
" Once at 1DS Main street
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Mr.. D. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS-
VI SICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, MAIN Sr.,
sBTvRgE SD AND 4TH STs.-The l4th Academic year OF
this School will commence sa MONDAY, the ztth si
september, 1887.
A Class will be formed in Greek and Latin, and pu-
pils will he admitted whs prepared 10 commenes
the study sf either Of these languages enter some
If the more advanced Glasses already formed.
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WRAPPING PAPER.-I,5O 500 reams
" Wrapping Paper, for sale by
sc5 E. III. SRINKER Co
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CHARLES F. DEEMS. D. D.-This dis-
trcuished orator has accepted an Invitation 10
deliver an address on the 18th of this month. IN
this city. In defence and recommendation Of the
Order Of Odd Fellows. IL the subject were less d.
serving Of public attention. the fact that this learn
ell aud popular orator was to speak, would inducs
every one to desire to hear him The Odd Fellow.
propose to make this occasion Of great interest,"
to their benevolent order and As one Of the meaus
of doing so. the fraternity Of Richmond and Man
chester. under the command, Of Col Thomas j.
Evans, their Chief Marshal will form grand pro-
cession and march through some Of the principal
streets, before repairing to the African Church,
where the public address will be delivered, amer
which they will partake of dinner. II is to Be-
hoped that the weather may prove favorable, and
this noble order may have day Of unalloyed plea
nd raiocfn0
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MRS. Z. B. YOURSELVES has had many

AIRS. L. B. HORSE-Who has had many
LyA years experience in teaebing-will open
School at her residence, o. Marshall, between 4sh
ling the ist OF September and ending the 30th JaHs
The course of instruction will be thorough from the
elementary 10 the higher branches Of An English Ed
ucstion. Also, Music the Piano.
For information relative to the School, Terms, &c.
apply at her residence. She has permission refer
10 the following gentlemen:
Col. 8. IL. Parker, r. ". Flournoy Esq, Col. T. j.
Evans Alexander K. Parker EsN. aa ls-lm
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DEBEGES, just received, 10 cents per
yard.-5Noo yards Of Debeges, desirable color,
only 10 cents per yard. Ladies' in want of cheap
and serViceabe dress. con get ono by calling early
at the established cheap store OF
su II ALFRED MOSES 63 Main street
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SrRINerIsLp DIVISION. esterdaY M.

SPRINGFIBLD DIVISION esterday Was
beautiful day for this division Of the "eold watee
army" whose proud flag has continuously waved
IN triumph Tor nine years. despite the repeated e.
forts made to tear II down and trampls n In -.
dust Long may 1t waive is the earnest PRAYER of
&C res OF wives and children whose happiness hss
been permanently established by that noble hand
OF patriots, whose watchword 10 war 10 the dsetA
against intemperance in every form. =.
yesterday was the ninth anniversary Of sprins.
held Division. and its members celebrated II in .
becoming manner. In tho afternoon they lormsS
IN procession. sfrty-sir in number among whom
" Vas Ihat worthy and ds,rly beloved Patriarch.
Rev. PHILIP COURTNEY. and preceded by the Armc-r
Band. marched through Main street. attracting INIT
vsrsai attention. On their return to Church Hin
they were TO partake Of feast Of good nugs and a
night to listen TO interesting addresses from aba
orators. That they had happy time. VIA hays nos
q shadow of n douht y
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he services OF competent Assistants will be

.
kSTESsNoss-B. c. Wherry, Mrs. Jafnes Gray, VIM
6tsy. Or. !, q. Wayt, Col. 5. II. Parker Thomas J.
H,sns, Geo; Maynard. ?. { Woodbridge, Rev. j. r.
Edwards, Rev. Leroy NJ. Lee, Samuel Greenhow L..
GlAebreok Benz. Pollard, A. V. Crenshsw, L. D.
spence, X. H. Meade. Chss q. Elicit Chss. Stebbns.
r. Townsend, Wm. A. Smith, Thos. d. Quarles
GATland Hanes, Felix Matthews, Alex. Duyal W. r.
Taylor T. ". keesee, b Jones, 2. Lawson
UA- These whs may desire to euter pupils are re-
suested to make early application At my residence,
en Clay between lat and % streets, through the
Pc~t Once. " 22-tIOc
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Mrs. PELLET'S sCHOOL.-The mex

4fI session commences October lst 1857. The prims
~ feature Of this school, is the thorough and sys
teate instruction in the French language given TO
ALL the pupils, without extra charge.
The French IL taught by Professor and Madame
HkiON of Paris and peculiar scilitics are afforded
TOR learning to speak the language.
Mrs, PELLET guarantees that the Elementary and
advanced studies in English. shall be THOROUGHLY
taught.
Infoy1naion, relative 10 the school, terms &C.. may
sa had, application at her residence Broad st.
Richmond. jy 22-dSm