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Tie price of board will he 81 90 per week;
and - cents will be charged for fuel ana rooms
furnished.
GENERAL EXERCISES.
WeoA'g exercises in composition ana dec'a-
gn.t.ln by :hc gentlemen, and composition and
Gcc,.ntriOn by the ladies, VIII DC required
tfg ugncut the entire course.
ilu. .ng .lie t~rlncommencing IN AagAst,lhere
will be a class organized for the special benefit
oftn2ss designing TO engage in teaching Com
Dlca Schools.
The LIST days of each session will be devoted
to examinations; and at the close of the year,
:here vii! BE an annual examination and exhi-
ttion,
yAc Lvceu.n is literary society sustained by
the vuusg gcntlcluan; the "l4adies Assocla-
,;y,n is a siil.i, ar ouo sustained by the young
ladies.
It is highly important that all who desire TO
attend TN. school should be present at the COM
racCcemert Of tue terms, Is all regular classes
rra then formed. Students VIII be received.
hoxeycr, II any time, and admitted 10 such
c.-Sscs as they may be found qualified to enter
-. al viii be charged tuition from the COM
r,,nlealert = the close OF the term, except
.',oss ssao enter for Only half term; and no
20 dcton viii be made for absence, except IN
asa OF ,ickasss. No ono win he admitted rs
r student who does not sustain good moral
Clzracttr.
REFERENCES IN PENNA.
Mr.. ! on Haf-r, Bedford; Rev. J. A. Cole
nan. Mr.. jacob Barndollar, Bloody Run; Capt.
: L. Mann, Licking Creek; Mr.. George r..
j.. -ndolar, " oodbciry; Mr.. Z. W. Ashcom,
opewell; Mr.. G. W. Williams, Schellsburg;
~ John Gay, Centrevle.
REFERENCES IN MD.
;..on. John Nsf, Frosthurg; Mr.. John Folck,
C1rierrl:nd; Z Rev. q. T. Mcclure, Fiintstone;
A. 3. r,E- wf'sop OlI Town. Iohu Hughes N
D. Hs7. Wm r.arnehaw. Hancock; Mr.. Joseph
Ntae. Clear Spring; Rev. II. n. Sipes, WASH
irgtrn UI!y. b. c.
:. B. Persons coming from Cumberland,
take the he'd lord stage and stop at Centreville,
from whence they will be conveyed to Raisas-
burg.
J. FILLER, Secretary.
RaiHsburg, July "a, lS5T.-it.
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This Institution is located in the borough Of
Ralnshurg, Bedford county, Pa, noted for its
healthfulness. and beauty of surrounding scelte-
rry. Itis 10 miles from Bedford, and from
the celebrated Bedford Springs.
The building is lalge and cominodious, capa-
bie Of accommodating 900 students. 1t Is the
purpose Of all concerned, to spare no pains IN
maEing this in stltutiou the efficient Instrument
of securing to all in attendance thorough ed
ucifion. and also to throw around them the be-
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The academic year 90 lsis.s of two sessions of
90 weeks each session is divided into two
terms Of II weeks, hut without an intervening
vacation. The summer session WIZ Commence
nr, ,h,. An d,v of August next. The Winter
session viii commence on the second Thursday
IN January. 1858. Winter vacation, weeks
summer vacation, weeks.
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the least consequence. In ne FIRST phee they
don't know what the southern leaders have deter
mined upon and without this knowedge their state
utnts are vslueless. They have no function ia the
matter except TO carry ont and defend the Policy
that is dictated TO them BY those leaders. This
they will do as they have done hitherto.
The Dallas Treaty again occupies the time OF the
Senate In is opposed IN various quarters. Ihe
demonstration against il on account Of the Wilmot
Proyiso feature Of the treaty between Honduras
and England, 10 which il refers, Is alike insolent
and Characteristic on the part OF the Olgarchs.
They deem il 8 fitting opportunity to administer
wal ming and rebuke 10 all present aud future d.
pomatists, not TO permit any allusion IN any Psbc
document bearing their sanction, that savors IN the
remotest degree Of an intlmaron that African Sa-
very is Bot the dyinest institution OF the Almighty
on earth. Ii the people OF the Free States knew
their duty they would rise in their might and crush
the whole brood OF ordly tyrants who dare thus ds-
parsge ADD insult the sentiments upon which their
political life is based and from wach IL whole sus-
tenaDce is derived and which moreover, finds
welcome abiding place in the heart OF universal hui
mainly and of God himself
A political movement has been attempted in the
Senate, on the bill granting land TO Minnesota
TOombs introduced il with lsudaton, and II was
passed by large majority. The design is 70 throw
the loss Of the bill, if possible, upon the House.
and thereby 10 prejudice the Republicans in that
Territory The desi being understood, it is likely
TO be baked.
II is we'll understood now that the South have
60. Mr.. Buchanan, stock and iuke. Nobody who
has been intimately cOnyersant with his political
career ever doubted this would be so. But there
has been great deal of yerdant speculation to the
contrary.
The report of the Investigating Committee is at
hard We do not mean in the mercantile, but IN
the Seriptural sense. 1t will appear in a day or
two. The opinion seems TO gain in intensity that
an attempt is determined upon to give 1t party
hiss j. =. Z.
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PERSONAL
c. q. WEST,
La'e Of The San francisco psess.

TIE Commercial advertiser OF Tuesday contains the
following respecting the he,tb Of CrasiOtd the sculp-
tor who il will be remembered, Was lately spoken OF
as given up by his pbysicisos:
"a ktter received 10 this city this morning, written
by Dir Crawford, gives the gratifying neh gence that
be lad arrived in Paris. benefited esther than Other
vice by bis journty and thas the Pare Physicians
speak hopefully " his uIim%e recovery. They recon-
mend him not 10 submit 10 any operation, hsyiog cor
fdence that his disease Will yltlt 70 medicine lie
writes 10 Mrs Crawford, assuring her that here no
cause for slaIm ana ady.icg her no, 70 inuit me
siiene Of going 10 him IL @l bs remembered, how
ever tia; Mrs C. has already FAILED for Europe"
The Prices de Lieven, the famous Russian
diplona.tte, whoee secret marriage with M. Guizot
we lately announced died recently IN Paris after a
short sckness Madame De Leysn's salon was the
reudt zyous Of political and diplomatic noabItes Of AL
coIos spd opinions Speaking Of her character, one Of
he Engish papers SAYS:
"Wih remark able cltvsrness and penetraion spout
by the love OF intrigue Madame te lAeysn, Ileo1n.
seed srd leo into rreparabe u stakes tlrse se oug,t
10 have best servtd AID Deii ef unh enaHi IN NJ
Guzots unIo Dc lsrity and s Tor 10 he oosnscy AID
defeat Of Tie Emperor Nicholas w b larger oppo,ta
mites Ior dong good snc D1ger life % 90 u IN tnan
mos, people, ste he's LETT is"e' records OF any gooa
achieved than many more ordinary aEd humble ind-
yicual"
There il a rumor that Mr. Barry OF the Bos'0n
Tbester Les received a res hy,-sct trngefy, which
ough, 70 be coed, - lie was waited upon oy The SIX
su bon vhcse joint iabors have produced thu. great
work. Tie manager hes nor Ye, given bis answer,
though 'he sx Authors call period csly 9on him. ara
in The time twelve engaged N resdiag up
III the tIeLoh plays since Rtcae 10 see l. IS ho'
treLslsiioD.
The Governor Of Misssipp has Transmitted 70 tpe
LegisletUre an asplics'i De 70 him by k'confa .
Graves former Treasurer Of the SAFE and az so.co a
ing DE- fauer sskine pernis.i' - make re-'t9uoo y
the STATE without liability e. criminal prosecn1'on -
rrousipg if hat BE- grsurso him - pay up hls mleW
tdDess bs ennusl II s'alnens TIE oouDi tor shSe
be u a. a defauter was $4,000. lie is uoT 10 C4n,as
and perfectly free but VarD N Ct back 10 as ni'''
coil, wteIe lie bas TRENDS aad rsiai'e'.
Mr. SiiPgins, The great Ano lcaa pig rnse', ~,
tf Baiiimrre for Washington, aad IS - be .ee g3es'
Of W. ". PoIcupine, tag, bs g;sa pofl pseSS'' W.
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EUROPEAN GOSSIP.
From Our Gossipius Correspondent

From Our GossipDs CorresP ,ndent
LONDON, jan 80, 1857.
Your Young Cordea Howard has met with great
success, at the small Marylebone Theater, III the
character of Eva, in Uncle Toms CABIN The
LoDdoners had never witnessed such truly rrti-ti-
cal "perfOrmiDg by mere child aud even TIE
Times speaks in high terms, If not of the play, nc
least OF the youthful artist who represents faith
fully one OF Mrs. Beecher StOTe's most popular
"personages." Mr.. aud Mrs. Howard assis, their
daughter as st. Clair" and "rOpsy, and earn
much pra,e, though the d" wicked" negro gifl
sumes most wild, not 10 say savage appearance.
At all events the pablo who frequent this Tnea!er,
which is situated ia pOpulous q'artcr, are highly
delighted and deeply moved by the performance
In our days Great Britaio, though possessing
fair average of able writers, IS not very rich IN
great authors, viz: in those whose works wl 90 To
remote posterty and exercise beneficial influence
over ages to come. Dickens, Ihacke,ay, +. Bal
wer LyttOn, Mscaulay Alison Geoie, etc, ATE
well-soundipg names. standing deservedly 10 high
favor with the public of every civilized alon IN sac
world. But who Is the greatest star IN thls Paade,
tie French called the poets oi zoe school oi kcu-
sard IN the sixteenth century This Is vexed
question, which few choose to put aud nobody d4res
10 answer. But Prot Aytoun Is i true scotch
man, il holder than common IuOrtals, and, IN con
sequence be proclaimed, at dinner 10 Glasgow,
that SIR T.. Bulwer 4, ton WAS the greatest iSiug
nuthor in Britain. Tie literary world vii be
somewhat assonished at the discovery, aud may cx.
pect that, at the next Scotch dinner, Sir Edward
will return the compliment by declaring the author
Of Boutwell, to be the greatest living poet IN the un-
verse ard mile aEtreS tier, as the quacA IN The
opera SAYS with great c, mplacency Of himself Why
potf The Scotch have slready made cfthe poynpoas
Sir Archibald Alison .he greatest bstor an OF The
age, in spite ofMacaulay Prescott Bancroft Gnzo'
Theirs al Michelet
There is, moreover. a chance fer everybody, ana
the wheel Of fortune is in continual rotation. foF
ba. very reason, We axe ~ hoges that az artist VINO
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"These figures shsw the o~e't and highest rate of
Weld If each mill VI yein The Wisconsin and Wal
ace Company have no. been tested. Yen win Observe
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DEATH OF Miss CourTs This wealthy Eng
fish lady who has rendered herself so notorious
by her love fo, the singer Mario, died recently ~
Paris from injuries received by The burning l
her clothes. She was drcs sing for his benefit
and mounted a chair to look at herself in the mir
ror when her dress of light muslin c,oght fire
from "a candle. She threw herself on the bed
but other dresses were lying there which caught
and .he was enyeloped in flames, which could not
be extingui,hed until she was fatally burnt 1t
!. said that the origin If her passion vas dream
in which the young man appeared TO her'and she
recognized Mario subsequently tobe the reality
They have never spoken teg 'hei; Oh, sot '"..''w-
dra I'll hi. performance and inspiring him with
enthusiasm -Neicark Daily Aduertiser.
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ATTEST NEWS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

49, al of 1 ElDlI MB1A.
!. NJ" ioRk, July 6.--fhe steamship Colpm.
Ola arrived here to day with date. from .;vernao,
to the Oath June ''''' ''''e' Poo'
ne steamship Arabia and city of Washington
GREAT BRITAIN
'nf United States steam frigate Niagara
would immediately commence shipping her Dor
hon OF The Atlantic telegraph cable
In the House of Commons. enquiry was made
WY several guns of large calihre had been pur
chased from American ciizens
Lord Panmure made a satisfactory e,nlana.
non Ia the Effect that they were ordered upnn
the report of select committee to test their mer.
its.
The jewish disabilities bill had been So anon
d"d IA 10 prevent Jews from holding any ot,ic,
whatever, hrlengng 10 the ecclesiastical courts
or IN any manner welding influence in the affairs
If the church.
In the House of Commons Mr. Smith moved
the following resolution:
Resolved, Thai in the opinion Of This IJ,nse i,
1t exredient that Parliament shall direct il, i'm
mediate attention IN the best manner of renov
,ng the obstacles which impede the application of
British skill In thr improvement oi the pro.
ductlve powers al India
lie followed up the resolution with "A speech
principally advocating the growth Of cotton in
lndla stating TINT the Caude>h province alone
was caphble IT growing more cotton than is now
produced in the United States, and that there
was plenty If English capital available to pro
mote ITS cultivation. if guaranty were given
that the proper facilities would be afforded by in
ternal improvements, and better Indian Gov
eminent.
a debate ensued on the resolutions but no nc.
ton was taken.
FRANCE.
The election for members of the corps I,opis.
la'it took pnce on Sunday and Monday, the 2lst
and PED Of June. The spit in the Democratic
opposition in Paris contlnued until the end of the
haIoiine.
The general result will not be aseertained for
several days.
The vote of Paris WAS about 10000 for the
government and 95,olO FOR the opposition.
The grain crop in France is in magnificent
condition.
1t was believed that the grape disease had dis
appeared, and large vintage was anticipated.
SPAIN.
Mare troops had heen ordered to Havana.
A dispatch from Madrid says Spain had deter
mined to bring Mexeo 10 terms.
The position of affairs on the Mexican ques-
ton is believed 10 be no nearer II satisfactory
result.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-08

FOURTH OF July AT BosToN-IERRIBLE FIX
PIOsIoS AND Loss OF LlfE-Boson, July 8
Independence day celebrated here with the
usual patriotic demonstrations the weather be-
ing fine. In the evening. as the fire works were
progressing upon the common shell rocket
mortar burst, killing George =. fewSsbury, for
merly harbor master Asa l. Lilly, Patrick Cuh
and John McMahnn. Wisemnn Marshall, the
tragedian, and John c. Robinson. were badly in
iurpd.