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HELD TO BAIL.-Alexande Williams,
charged with being drunk and dsorderly in the
street. gave hail for his good behavior aud was dis
charged. 5sssss
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Look OUr.-Lewis Aratt was fined by
the Mayor for permitting an Unlawful assembly Of
seven negroes in his store last Sunday.
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JEwELRY REeoYERED.--The Philadelphia CORES
ponience of the Baltimore sun says: High Con-
stable Taggart, assisted by officer Mickle and New
York police officer recovered in New York on We'd
nesday 900 worth OF jeweiry stolen In June last
from the store of Mr. Wallace Adams, I'm Alexan-
dria, Va The whole amount stolen was $1s,oo0
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Nor PROVED. - Adolph Mullenhsw,
charged with receiving lot Of Irish potatoes sto
lon from r. ". Seward, knowing the same 10 have
been stolen, was arraigned before the Mayor ye.
ter,lay. and after hearing, discharged.
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No LIcrxsE.-The Mayor yesterday
morning booked William Walls for fine of -. On
charge Of selling liquor to be drunk in his house
without a tavern license.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-16

THE JAMESTOWN, it is said, encounter
ed heavy seas aud high winds on her last trip from
New York, but rode them out in admirable style
Sh" is said to lie magnificent sea boat, and witha
a pleasant steamer to travel on. Her commander
un 'erstands his business as well as any man and
with good crew il almost sure to weather all
storms in safety.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-16

ELASTIC BELTS IL l-2 cts /; Curtain
IL Fringe. 62,.c per pi ce Of IS yds Mohair Rolls
3 &C: Brass Heaps per set rich nsIok Bands
25e worth 5ac rich Cambria Bands at aoc worth
s7Iac; Black friusess These are only one fhou~
sAnath part Of the cheap golls that eau be had at
GULDSMITs Cheap Store,
Rraad street,
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REMOVALS, &c.

ENJOY A l. The office of the City
IL Water Works, has been removed 10 the Old Gas
WorI on Cary, below 10th street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-16

The resignation of Captain Andrew G. Miller, 1st
infantry 10 take effect the 3lst proximo, has
been accepted by the President.
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}ARREsrED.--Wm. ii. Graves was ar
rested aud Gagged by officer Seal yesterday. on a
warrant fa assaultiHg ana heating sasap IL,
tsseves. .-f =, q g.,s,. saa.
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STUFFED HoRsEs.-The proprictors Of the famous
horses, "VermoHt rlack Hawk" end Lady sui
folk" both deceased, have had their skins stuffed
Mt nm expense of about $1,000. and have applied t.
the managers IF the coming horse exhibition at
Springfield Mass, for room to exhibit them within
fhpc cnclnsnrn
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DEM0VAL.-W have removed tempe
At rarily to No. Pearl street under the Exchange
Hotel where We shall be pleased to see our old
friends q. W. PURCELL 4 Co.
ie4 Exchange Brokers
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There have been men and women and children
enough who have died through the oppression and
tyranny of our enemies TO damn any nation under
heaven. and now a nation of 25,GOD,Q0O Of peoII.
must exercise its wealth in violation of its own
principles and the rights guaranteed by the blood
of their fathers-biood that is more sacred than
their own heart sprin8s-snd this they are doing
tu crush down little handful who dw ell in the
midst of these mountains, aud who dare to worship
God AS they please, dare to sing, pray, preach,
think and act IN they please. All have to say i.
just go ahead and burst your boiler. tNoce-they
will.) This is the way the thing shapes itself in
my mind, and if | were not afraid to die would
fight as long ~ there was finger left! Yes, If J
not afraid to die | would fight till there was
not rs much left of ne there of the kiken-
ny cats! just look at him, view his conduct to
wards this people; besides his being my uncle he
has acted most shanefully mean. When told my
uucle afraid he only laughed at me, but j
now tell YOU that if | were not such Il well kaown
coward would die like man Of war. The very
et that man has been awed down by the bay
nnet is something that cannot stand.
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nEMNYAL.--pr. PLUME has removed

IL EMON Abr. PLUME mas removed
Ia his Office the third house, South of Trinity
Church, south side, anu about one hundred yards he
low the Exchange Hotel. Dir. r. continues 70 treat sn
yphlitic and gVnorrhegl psints and having had
Iuch practice in this lint, hatters himself that he can
give very general satisfaction. call from those In
tlFested iJ solicited.
Dr. L. also makes aud vends of the best restora-
ves Chemical Extract o French Flowers, fOr con-
sti:utUnal weak ness, ever offered to the public.
Dr. r. may be consulted conhdentislly by letter, or
otherwise Medicines securely packed and sent 70 or
i3r, in almost any direction.
Office hours from A. NJ, till A. VI. Franklin
Get, near the Exchange Hotel, Richmond city, Va.
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SAP DEArH-sfrs. Cook, OF Gerard, Ala, having
been deserted by her husband, and left with five
children to support took laudanum last week, from
the effects of which she died.
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Moas TRouaLk AB1UT BRIDGEs.--The Great North
western Railroad Company has made contract for
bridging the Mississippi river at Tete des Aortes
Iowa. about II miles above GaieBa, Illinois. The
people of ST. Louis, Mo-, notified the company s
agent that they should place an injunction ON the
proceeding, and that the Chief Engineer left for
the East, to procure further instructions before
CONNIE ncing operations
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EDUCATION.

MISS PEGRAMS BOARDING Ann
nrnbp D - SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG I,ADIEs.--Miss
th"hA N viii reopen her School on the lat day ot
She H. as heretofore, have entire superv,ron q,
tne IN pssh Glasses, aided by competent assistants
Latin Mathematics, the Physical Sciences and
Noral 'hiinsophy will be taught by Mr. PACE, a
Rfntiei ean OF successful experience n A teacher
The FRENCH LANGUAGE will he nader the
e,ot Madame A. BERAUp, a Parisiam lady OF
n.s BELLES,LETTliEs CLASS will be continued.
70 lS~dts = = = -
EAH- WhiS and Enquirer copy. daily and country.
THE next Session of Mrs. BENEFITS
SCuooL. FOR BOYS. will commence on the
lst o. October. ~
IIei' pupils will be thoroughly instructed and nr,
pand Tor the more advanced classes 10 Boys Schools
instruction in Latin and French. If desired.
TERMS, PIR SESSION: s.s.s
tInot ~ years OF $50 90
iNcr IN years of 2S oo
Fniti' ~ in Latin or French each .,. 10 Oo
Es Location ON 9Th. between Grace aud franklin
streeis. an 2,-sw
DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
81 The Rev. W. y. WEBB. A. VI. will resume
s.Uclnns en- THURSDAY. Oct lst.. at the room in
TIE rear OF the Sy Canore Church, nth street be-
y en brcR'd and Marshall, lately occupied by SIR
f.nr most approved schools, either North or south
IAOroug hness IN every dppartm will be sne-
slaiIE reSatEded In addition to y collegiate etuca-
uon tis advertiser has taken special pains by per
'ohs .ishins, within the last few years, the most
trpro v'~i institutions OF country 10 introduce
INTO u r system all that is really desirable
Tho most satisfactory references given AIso
HnnC snt evidence oi acceptance at every point ut
which hte services have hitherto been eu gagged
Tern and further particulars application.
Inn
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MOVEMENT IN PRoDuCE.-The Buffalo Commercial
Gays: ain spite of tho scarcity of money and the
slowness with which produce comes forward, we
have received within tho last fortnight $4,000
barrels Of nour, hnlf million bushels of wheat.
and nearly the same amonpt of corn. Last week
We sent of by canal alone 100000 bushels of
grain, aside from the grain In bags our and other
rolling FREIGHT sent by railroad"
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ElNE JEWELRY, OPTICAL AND MA
Il THEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS kc-,'ust re-
ce.ve from Paris and opening for sae 10 tne trade
ura icB tys only, ~ my stOre, largo lot french
JrweIry optical iDstrumonts, and Math eUaiicai
Instruments. Aiss, largo Ut very fine French
PtrluuicEirs.
Ds4irrs would DO well to examine the stocS, at my
sales rooal. MP stairs.
sel5 tLRy. MOTT.
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An EXTRAORDINARY SURGICAL TIIUNrH-The Low
ell News Gays that some twenty-seyen months ago
a young man, named VIM. X. Poster had the whole
Of one elbow joint torn out by an accident lie
was taken to the hospital. where Dr. kimball, ad-
vised by Drs. Graves and Dickey, proceeded to ss~
of the rsgmentary bones, shortening them some
two and = half Rches, aud then uniting them SO
rs TO make new joint. Strange az it may seem
the wound did we'll and healed and Mr.. Foster has
good elbsw joint and arm. He moves the Joint
with perfect though not quite so fully as the
other, and can as he says hold out twenty-five and
half pounds with the hand at arms length
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-16

Gov. Wlse has deeiinrd an invitation 20 Wait tba
H, Inuis Agricultural Fair, on the 18th inst,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-16

The FAYETTE ARTILLERY are to have
collation. at GrifIin's Spring to-day.
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PortTo RoT.-We have been informed by two gem
tlcmen, says the Alexandria (Na.l Sentinel, one
from Fauquier. the other of Fairfax, that the rot
has appeared in a portion Of their potatoes in a
very destructive degree. Scarcely potato in the
infected paintings seemed TO escape the taint. One
of the gentlemen intended Immediately TO dig his.
and feed them to his hogs In the Of the other
crop. the taint had extended far to permit this
somewhat questionable economy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-16

A STRONG CAsT-The comedy of london ss-u-
rance was placed upon the stage at the Holiday
Street Theatre. Baltimore. Monday night, with
Jno. T. Owens Mark NEEDLE, G. Bass Sir IIar-
court, Edwin Adams rs Charles Courtly, ami Mrs.
Frank r. Wright as Lady Gay Spanker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-16

L'NGx SUE OF WESTERN .LASp.-Mr.C c. Christian,
Of Louisville, Ky. sold few days ago IN George
c. Ren.haw. ESQ, of Hamilton county, Ohio $500
acres of land in Wisconsin, Mt average of s. per
aero. Mr.. c. located this land ahont two years ago
at . net coet of 81 per acrc, realizing $22.00o on
the -ale, hnlf cash, and half on two years time
rrcitv rt,oA intcrrst for the time
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a3- Advertisements published until forbid viii be
charged 81 cents per square ef ten lines for the frg
Insertion, and 70 cents for each continuance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-16

TRANSPORTATION OF LETTERS BY RAILROAD COMA
xIss OUTSIDE or TIE MALs-In reply 10 n letter of
postmaster, inqnirlng ne 70 the right Of railroad
companies to send letters their respective
lines outside OF the mails the Postmaster General
has decided that letters, not enclosed In stamped
envelopes nor exclusively relating to the business
of the road over which they pass cannot he TINS
Carried except in violation of law, and directs the
prosecution of all persons offending in this par
ticulnr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-16

AaRRCAy IsvESrIvE GENIUS IN EuHoPE-Whit-
worth Co, Of Manchester, England, are now
constructing for r. Hoe Co. OF this city two OF
their ten cylinder lightning presses for the London
Times, similar to that which Messrs Hoe 4 Co are
themselves constructing in this city for the Tri-
bune. The same Manchester firm are also CON
structng one of Hoe L Co.'S six cylinder presses
for the London Morning STAR also, another for the
Manchester Times and Examiner. Messrs Hoe 4
Co. are likewise personally constructing in this c
ty one OF their SIX cylinder presses for illus
tIated weekly, to appear about Christmas in Lon
don; also. four cylinder press dixie tho older and
slower of our two presses for the Manchester Guar
disn-making six in all of Hoes power presses now
t-ing constructed for rleading British journals-N
/. Tribune.
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DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
THE CHlswICK SCHOOL,

CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH.
III bc .'"opened AZ the subscribers resi,lepce
miles wt st G Richmond. on Monday, Octub lat
iHyus 0lu saNtrHi years ex nerence. aud beng ac-
'rrdted apt to ts0cl, share of public patron
IKE is sOlt ,ited.
The lOca ton is retired and remarkably healthy
The discip inc VIII be Chrlstiayl and Parental!
few bt arders (mslc feu4ale,) may on early
lppllcauon, be accommodated at my house, and 9TH
RS in the ne5ghtorhood
se5-lfn~ GEO. q. EXALL. A. VI.
\. j. For nfnr nation in the city apply to Mr HRS-
n txAu, Architect, opposite the American.
90 U 7 II Il RN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
- RICHMOND. VA.
The next s,ss ion of this Institution will begin on
Ia" first Mon day in October and close the lst day
oi July.
The Principals will be aided by nine assistants
For further particulars, address
D. LEE POWELL p.;,,.,,.
r, j. MORRISON,j rIihcil"Is'
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TALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS -
| am now in receipt os my stock Of Fall and
MinteT DRY GOODS, Cmprisisg all the dits rent
sty les Of Dress Gots together with large 10 we'll
selected stock 81 Housekeeping and Servants Goods.
TO which -n,icit a call from my friends and the
tofor-. ChAs. HAR1wkLL. lis broad st,
Is llnnnsile Brad street Hotel
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ENGLlSH, CLASSICAL AND MATH

"A EhATICAL SC1i0OL.-rrof. ii. J. Christian
Iayirg signed the chair of Greek in Richmond
"lIege, Will opei an English Classical and Msth--
nstcai school in this city, on lst October next. Du
rnS his long exp ericncc as teacher, he las boen
onstsntly impra scd with the want of thorOug
the preparation Of Toys either for college the
ciYe duties oi II He therefore proposes to admit
My As many pul liz rs he can teach and to devote
himself with unit ing energy to making thorough
choiars in the st Ictcst Of tho term. He las
occurred Comtortsi le rooms on 4th street, between
franklin and Main. Any communication addressed
him through th Richmond 2. o.. will be prompt
y attended to- II He hopes that those who intend to
patroniZc him will make immediatr application.
Terms yable renli- -vnnuaIly in ajYanceJ $50.
EFfEgFScrs.- -ii.rv. J. PET Tkn. Rev. Geo. Woos'-
5Tidse, d; D. 1ufge n.&lyhrrton, Judge Meridlth
prlnsfnrd. Wm !. Taylor. b. Il. Miner. H. L. Chris,
tan, WyndhaIm Robertson, Jos. 4. Anderson, John
Stsktr. Oh u. Gennet, Rev Mr.. keppr, Gtn. " N.
Il. Rchardso' /, Col. I, }. kvans, Capt G. Dimmock,
II. II. j. Miller. ii. }. CHRISTIAN.
an - r-tH
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Is NOW OPEN PoR rHE RECEPTION OF PATIENTS.
NR GREsHnM UrFR formerly of


OR THE CURE oP ALL NERVOUS MALADIEs,
AND CHRONIC DISEASES CENTRALLY,
Is NOW OPEN PoR tue RECEPTION OF PATIENTS.
DIR. GREsHoM liUFF, formerly Of
he city of New York, and late Of the city OF Lexing
5uIt IL %. tue Medical Faculty OF which cities he
nrs full refereuce having devoted himself 10 the
Important speciality of Electro Therapeutics Will at
a Institute dir, CT his attention usual to the
d Iaialsls. heuFaisia, siiRai Auctions Acute
Injections of the Head. stomach, spleen and Liver.
81 ndvss from analysis OF the optic nerve, (aau-
Os;s) Deafness from psra sis The auditory nerve.
(n rive of hearng:1 Weakness az swelling OF the
juints uscular 1ontracti5us and all disease. Incl.
drnt tG fmaios, by hIs peculiar mode oi AhPLoflFo
A. many have attempted TO employ this subtle
agent the cure OF diseases without the least COM
paratiyc success, Dir. Hun would beg leave totay
Ibtt his stem cannon be initiated without much kx-
PEsIENCE ~ IT'S APPLICATION.
DF. j. LtE JUSES Lcrntiate of the Royal Col
rge of Physicians OF Lon Ion. whose SUCCESS In the
rraneni and cure OF diseases oi The Generatve or,
and Chronic Diseases in thai metropolis Is well
knOwn is ,,ed in This Institute.
Nlrs Watson, late MADAM Bourgeois, Matron Of
the lnsttutc, whose long acquaintance with the pro-
fssOn, aided hy no incousiderable experience IN the
Diagnosis and pFoGnusis of Disease and Therapeu-
s generally, th-T iather aud husband having been
ph cians and she their ASSISTANT will perhaps be
,,,,.idprri sufficient guarantees that her depart
ll-ut will be sutaifv flied.
"a many local diseases, remedial agents trans
IA ri INTO ti" affected part by the electric process.
sausinlar TuulnrR tlUitrc enlargement OF the Ton
al Glauds. &c, snccessfuily treated without the
kufc.
Tie Ck .fnical ard improved rumegating Baths OF
ir late br tialrs ot -ri<, Frame hmiuists red
N this institution. Thcy have very saluiary iDhu-
ne. over thp,, uf s"rpfIlCIs nature. 1udicious
r!iuiniAtration ~ thtFr taths withrt any other
aieal agent haze cured propsy N ~ r'ost ttarfal
form, Chsll. and fcyers, ScurbUtie Affections, and
,,tiirr chronic disCascs.
Private Lectures delivered - l9fi7s onr' week by
the MatrOn oi the Institute.
Persons wishing the treatment of thr Flretro-The-
rapeutic Institute rcorcfivd 70 apply t"r copy
ri Therapeutics which viii IN mailed FREE 10
their address. Attending Nh, sielapf
uEPsiinn UUrF, MD.
}. LBe ,iuS re, VI. H.
sE- Reception hours frudn ociecs A. " tiil Sp. u.
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BREapsTuFFs-By reducing the wheat to -four,
the quantity of the latter left at tidewater this
by the New York canals, compared with the cor
responding period of last year, shows deficiency
SO far this season Of 30S, $50 harrcls Of -four.
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There are six great dock companies in London,
also five smaller ones, aud nineteen docks in all.
The Clinton Herald Of the 5th says the work on
the Chicago, Iowa and Nebraska railroad is pro-
crossing very rapidly.
Ex-president Fillmore has declined an invitation
TO visit st. Louis.
The grand jury at Chicago have indicted James
q. Brayman for robbing the post-office.
Four young men, named Monroe, Delaney, Ryan
and Cunningham, residing at saltwater, were
drowned on the 18th ult, In Lake St. Croix.
There were 100 deaths in Baltimore last week-14
of consumption.
Gen. Lamar, Col. Lockridge and Gen. Tyler, a
son of the ex.President were in Austin, Texas, on
fbe 1Jth nit.
THE g. s. sloop of war Cyane, Commander Robt.
q, Knbb, from Boston, ID instp via Eastpors, ar
ri.ea at ~. Johns. y. H. pth inst,
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CHEAP CoRN.-South of Springfield. ILL.,. on the
railroads, some of the farmers offering their
crrn at Is cents per busheI in the field others at
s. per acre. The indications are unless the frost
sets in early, that the crop will be enormous
Iv large.
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(,OltNTRY MERCHANTS buying Con-

FUUNTKI MEht HANIo puy.HS eVn
~ fectionares viii ind Il greatly 10 their sdsan-s
pli,- being more extensively engaged IN the msne-
fse;ure of candies and sale II sriss thsn
any other house South, and having laid In our sup
plies generally betfe the late rise In prices We ssn
ir our gods 10 the trade la many Instances lover
than thsy can be bought for at present ptees ~ voc
Sortleri, markets, hy the package 10 large euyrfA
ss.i.r' LOUIS J. poSslkuA,
steam Candy Manufactured,
-. te 40 % Mais stfssss
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VESSELS BUILr At BUFFALO, \. Y.--Tho Buffalo
Courier states the number of steam and sailing
vessels built during this season in that city Mt for
ty-tyo the tonnage at l6,S2;53 and tho cost 81
JSi 600. Most of these vessels owned con
trnlIcd there, and are to he engaged In tho trade
Of the Ipper Lakes
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Miss ANNIE ANpREws.-Miss Annie NJ. Andrews,
the lady who, during the prevalence of yellow fever
at Norfolk, so nobly acted nurse to the sick, is
expected in Philadelphia during the present week.
Several distinguished citizens have extended to her
the hospitality of their homes.
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DELHI DooMED.-The London Times nrgcs the
British government to destroy Delhi, so rs not to
leave one stone upon another. Punch also sug-
gests that 1t be sacked. The Times wants "terri-
ble vengeance inflicted upon the fiends" in Ilindo-
stan There is evidently more horrible work brood.
ing in Delhi
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MILLINERY GOODS, MILLINERY
w GoODS.-E GDLpSMIT begs leave 20 INFORM
his customers and the Millinere IN general INA. ne
las the most counlrte q, rk Of Millinery Goods that
he has ever exhibited in this city. comprising part
Flowers, Ruehes, FeaiheTs, Velyets, Ise' ., hdsss
Maps. PIounces. Nets sonnet Ribbons, straw Trim.
iugs aud other goods in thai line. which viii be sold
~, - .sl rs - w" doIDSMIf, ao5 Bread street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-16

CONCENTRATED MILK.--Mr. Borden of Connect-
cut. has invented an apparatE. for condensing
milk. In an hour and half, 500 quarts are re-
duced to lbs. The liquid which is rejected during
the operation is clear like water. ha. sckish,
pleasant taste. in no gay resembling milk, and its
smell il slightly offensive. 1t is considered that
the concentrated article is rendered Purer by the
process.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-16

IhnKL Cass.--In the Supreme Court, New York,
the case of Munson s. Lockwood, late Agent
Of the State prison, VS.. the New York Daily Times,
occupied two days. and resnted in verdict of g.
cents in favor of the defendant
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| aih annuaicourse otinstrueiions 70 classes ii
v,-s, N5sr IN ths city the let Of next tlctoeer.-
~ - ass continue 20 give lessons on the Plan,
va-:a. aai private lessons on the Voice card, an
r.,,.urlu. M,iy the aTrang gementS, terms, @c, VIII
H''.'', 80, . .l,tf }7I.. ftrr, Rnl5--taHhS
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICIAN
FNGLIsH, CLASSICAL AND
MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.

MsIiiENAIlCAb SGhpDL.
J. II. BINFOKD. PRIsCIPAL.
The eEerCisa-s of this school will be resumed
On Aonday Sept lstk, in the large and comRoSious
rooEss 7tI street between Clay and Marshall The
Principal pledges ks whole time ami energy to the
thsTosgh asd accurate preparation Of boys, either
For the CnNsrsity any Of eur colleges for bus
Hn., ssrsGts. Special attention is bestowed upon
the fngi'sh Department ~ IL is considered that
accurate know ledge Of our ewn language is the in
di-p@a'sh,- 'undation ofalI right eduotion. Expe-
n-n0sd snT competent Assistants employ red, as
te " MS - he school require.
ffsss, rAYABLE sENI-ASyUALLT, IN ADVANCE;
L.bn. 'fTrk and Mathematics SeODo
L7us and Mathematics 500
'kfR uFSHctit~ tou
H"rn Languages (by Prof Emi0nl ench..-.... ~ 20
Parents are requested ~ make early application
D. The nunb~r Of pupils will be limited
"a f~-1m
M MlSSES KING, corner Of Bread and
~ Mayo Streets The next session will begin on
te lst day of 0C;0er 1897 and close on the lst day
" Judy. ls5s. Ex pereneed and competent assistants
~ be Dploye'i 90 teach the Philosophical and hgh
~ hsthematieai classes.
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