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VI EsLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE.

n.
"eighth annual session of this Institution " III
commence on r.DS ESDAI, the 9TH of s.pt.mber
ls55, and close on the last Thursday IN June
The insttute is Incorporated by the Isisa ture of
tTS<lIH AMI grants Diplomas and CsrtItichfee Of
Proficiency. -
1t embraces two departments Preparatory and
Collegiate. the t1Tst the elementary branches of
English are taught THOR0UGHIY la the Collegiate
Department, the course of study il ~ -te.atc and
comprehensive, and such as. when fully pursued
will secure proper development discipline and cul.
Of a the intellectual social aud moral faculties
produce a harmonious tullness of being and fit the
pupil 10 NIL honorably aud usefuliy. her appropriate
sphere ia life.
All the departments of instruction are in charge of
competent teachers and are provided th apparatus
and other means necessary for ha pleasant and spc
csssfuI prosecution Of their respective studies.
The Boarding department, and all the domestic ar
rangcments under the direct control of ths Prn-
cipa and his lady hose best efforts used make
the Institute pleasant home for pupils.
TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC TEAR:
Board, washing, lights and
Tuition, Preparatory Department. 20
Collegiate ............-........, 20
Music on Piano with use Of instrument ,. so
Modern Languages, each. %
Ancient Languages and Vocal Music, NJ extra
charge.
aS- II is desirable that applications be made early
pupils be prompt in attendance ON the first dag
of the session
For catalogue, or further information address
JOHN WILSON, Principal
iy tz-dawswkwciw
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Or C0uRsF.-"Waen that waste of POWDER
said an Irishman to a kentnckian, who had just
r Iught coon to the ground with his rife, from a
large tree. why soi' asked the hunter. sure
the fall would kilt him."
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CHARLES DICKENS AND The QUsHN.-lt is said that
having been summoned by Her Majesty t. appear
at Windsor Castle and enact with the corps OF lite
rary Thrspians, tho new play Of NilkIe Collins Of
the Frozen Deep ChaS. Dickens replied, that he
ready to do 40. if the Queen willing to re-
CeiVe himself and companions guests the
footing with Other visitors to the Castle but
that he declined to go under any other crcun-
stances. Well done for the author of American
Notes. who suspected of having abused the
United States, that he might make favor with those
privileged mortals whose names are recorded III
Dobrett.
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DrD1cAr1ox.-A friend who attended the

DEDICATION.--Afr friend who attended the
dedication Of the church ut Ashland, OH sun
dav last. informs that Rev. Mr. Head preached
the morning and afternoon. and that the house
was literally packed with ladies. Richmond va.
represented by two hundred and fifty three hun
dred OF her denizens, and Old Hanover had her
share of citizens in attendance. Ashland is de
iIghtful place at which to spend Sabbath day.
and now that the churchis completed and ready for
use, of readers will doubt visit it eve
~ Sunday morning.
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RACE BETWEEN The Man AND iI0EsE.-Mr. G. l.
Curtis. tho pedestrian, who is performing the tx
trSO. dinary feat OF walking thousand halt milce in
q thoue and halt hours, had n race with n horse ut
Woodland Park, on Saturday evening last, He had
staked alo0 that he would walk round tho coursc
(Which is one hundred yards less than half 1t mile
once, and beat horse which was required to trot
or run around the track three times Curtis won
the heat--having walked round the course in 3l7,
while the horse trotted three times round In s:l;
Good time for both and horse.- Qr'rcy Her
aid
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1t has heen thought that people are degenera.
ting because they don live as long AZ in the days
ot Methuseah. But the fact is, provisions are 80
high that nobody can afford to live very long at
tbs current price.
There were li3 deaths In New ,,ieans dttrip0 he
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NEMPLE S INFALLIBLE BAKING

- Pow WDERS-1he best article known for maAn
light, sweet AMI wholesome Loaf Bread ki~euits
Batter and Buekwhsat Cakes, and every description
Of Pastry, and stses fully one-haf the Lard com
enough 10 recommend them to the use OF every eco
nonIiUal hniily.
FOR sale by Bennett, Beers Fisher, Meade 4 BET
ker, Naring Pearce, George Dowtlen, h Ptcot nj
wholesale and retsby
JNO. ". GARLICk, Manufacturer.
Market Place frank III, .gr.sf
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AIALE BOARDlNG SCHnnL--.rh.

-. subscriber Will open MALE BOARDING.
SCHOOL, of the most thorough kind near C.mn
bell e. H. Seseion from 18th September to july I.t
TERMS; TERMS; $50 Tor board washing. fuel, lishts sud
tuition, payable sgj i'll advance Sqj at the middle ~
the session Location one of the most healthy in
the Stnte, near Long Mountain nine miles frm f,Mn -
cord Station. Southsde Railroad, from which a cen
veyance to the Court House is always ready
Refers to: Col + III Smith sup [ v NJ /. Cantair
llams, Sec Agricultural Society; Mr. " Stroth.r
Cashier TX. Bank; MrGeorge W Smith; Rev lhas n
Read ID ID; Gen VIM III Richardson.
:. r. PENDIrTON
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" HEINRICH SCHNEIDER. Professor

I
%G 81 nl SIC, offers his services to tn. ciz.us ~.
- RICHMOND as Teacher of the II ARP Plan,
years IN EdSeworth Seminary in North Carolina n,
eohilIrntiy refers to GOV MoREHEAp. Proprietor and
ton. - f " t A''''''u u
:, ne Residence at Mrs. Russcll's Boarding House
, hhFbRBNCsS IN RTCHNOSD-Rcv DR. NJ u JIog.
Rev. GeOrxe Woodbridge Rev. DR.. r. Woors W.
~ ranr. ESQ Col. I. T.. August, K. r. Howi-on. Mr.
=. Norris, r IL. Taylor. Mag. J. Z. Shields, Dr. T. II
ptbiN iy IJ-lIwSIaw2,ns
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BOARDING, &c.

BOARDING Boardcrs can obtain good
J(room-, by the month year. on the usual terms
m central aHi PHEASANT neighburh0od. Six or eight
s"nticra-u can also be provided with meals. at the
regular price, 10y appi, ing to Miss BROWN al tho
T,-d~uce ol Jao. Brown Ir., 7th street, between
GraC~ md Franklin. Jy It's
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'oLr STOLEN. We invite attention TO
paper. 20 ''i'' ii'"ihinS :
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FOR RENT AND SALE

FOR RENT-A fine Stable on Sd
A:l street. between Mar-hall AMI Clay street. An
ply to the subscriber, on the Basin " ny
-Js q" JNO. T. STAGG.
FOR RENT-Two excellent Rooms,
~ over our office, elSibly situated fora Iawyrr'.
:" pm 5!Chh ONCE. Possession given immediately
)! Io-@t""H p. VI. TABB 4 son
HOuSE FOR RENT.-A house and
Ay lot situated on 81 and Marshall streets in a r,>
tired part OF the city, having about six rooms a well
oI SGht water nn the premises and suitable for n
small ianiy: Rent $40 per annum to a responsible
tenant Apply to
p. JOHNSTON Ex. J. McKidoe
}! E-Zd"ts lIj Main street.
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THE RICHMOND LIBRARY COMPANY. if

I HE h1VITMUND JIKKAKY IOMFANY. II
seems to us, might rid themselves of tax and at
the same time accomplish Il vast deal Of good by
arranging with the Mechanics Institute for y room
in their building in which to keep their library
instead of permitting it to remain where il now is
We have no doubt that arrangements could he
made with the Institute 10 receive the library as II
Donation aud to give each of the members the pri-
vilrge of visiting it in all time to come. free of
charge If this could be DONE the Library Company
wouid he better accommodated while the younx
men OF the Institute would have the privilcg" Of
reading the valuable volumes to their hearts con
tent. Will not sume of the members consider the
suhieCt and hnyt il acted upon
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REVIEWING TIE Observation-Disclosures


ing the frequent showers yesterday afternoon. the
Governor and his staff visited Camp Johnst .n :"
and reviewed the Gusrd of the Metropolis, who
parade The young soldiers are in high
spirits, and to hr perfectly delighted with the
camp life they now leading. Our only regret is
that Captain Dimmock has not five hundred little
fellows under his command, that they might enjoy
the novel life, and at the same time learn to be-
come soldiers.
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Observation-Disclosures Burke wa

UNGALLANT.-M Michael Burke was ar
ragned before the Recorder yesterday, and held to
hail for his good behavior in the sum of SlUO on
charge OF assanltn2 Mrs. Rick in her own house
and threatening to shoot her. Mike had been TAX
ing tod and feeling somewhat itish called on
the ladyto collect fOurpence, which she refused
pay until he settled small bill she had against
him. Finding that words would not win Nike
drew old rusty pistol the lady screamed and
her husband stepped in just in time to give the of
fender an awful drubbing with his ccnched fists
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" RICHARDSON

IL GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
Attends t. the ,oiierG lion pt Claims, Hiring out Ne
gToF'- renting out iiuUs"-, and general Commission
n4-luc-r
81 once lrh street opposite Exchange Hotel.
VITA ". H. Richardson, Richmond, Va.
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lR JOHN b. WALTHALL, (HourrA

nR. JOHN B. NALTHALL, (HoNEPA-
~ 1H~T ol,rt his professional r'rVlCe- 10 the Citi-
r-ns st Richmond and itS vicinity. Oifice on Main
street, opposite the Exchange hank Residence (at
present. Mr. q. K, Prakc =. ga Ross street, few
doors above the Richmond Hnu-e. Jc l-tn
NTOTlCE.-The subscriber offers his ger
~ vices to the public a. Collector Of all kind o.
Claim and hopes. - strict attrurOu and prompt r"-
inrn- to merit a fsiT proportion "f hu-in"ns. lie
be found at Mcsrrp- GodIin Apperson-.
l.. II. LUCK.
Refers TO q e,dn 4 Apprr-ou, Tho-. |. nudl, Lu-
ther Libby Il VI. Ninmo. X. q. Haskius, Col. Thor.
P August, Jshn T.. Ballard, Horace l.. Kent.
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EDUCATION.

A tARD.-The undersigned has been
successful In securing excellent and c.mp,,r lin,
rooms, IN central and eli tible part OF m. rjt u
wien ne proposes TO 0pcn SCHOOL FOR BiiS
; "no "ish 70 pursue course of instruction with
view 10 n0T0hgt business eiqrdtoa or 10 nntsrin,
10 me hFSt or the advanced classes Of College Par
tlcuiarS Will be made known in a future nIvcr.i1,
mcnt. uDK aFE - SMITII ~
Iy ~
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SINGULAR FREAK oP DEMONSTRATING the than
der storm on Thursday afternoon, fash of light
ming struck the gable of the house of Mr.. J. l..
Simmons Bergen Point, \. j., carried off the whole
westerly side of the house. and threw il n distance
Of 20U yards. Singular to say that large mirror
in the second story, carried of in the wreck. war
uninjured, except by small perforaton, perfectly
round, and about the size Of II quarter of dollar.
and which apparently might hav been made ~
large bullet The house damaged to the
amount Of about S3OO-N l. Mirror.
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1IrlIILAM HIrRLEY- kANkRR-

Nv IIEI.E. VI II Z INiIIa "IfN
w ~ Main St. opposite tue IT. Charles Hotel.
Richmond Va,
Dealer IL Domestic Exchange, Uncurrcut Bank
Not-- BHrln,~s Paper sDd Marketable securities of
every dr-rIIptIsu
LAND WARRANTS sought and sold.
7. lG-Ga
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UNDER THE SHEp.-A little urchin some . or 3
years old, hcinE little distance from the house
was suddenly startled by loud clap Of thunder
lie was very much frightened, and made rapid
tracks towards the house. fut ms tho shed was the
nearest shelter he entered it, and casting defiant
look Rt the clords, exclaimed, "ThnDder away, I'm
under the shed.N
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N FOR rem T.-The residence OF
AA:l Nous Paul is for rent For terms anplv at thc
iiicr OF the French Consul, 70 jos Alien Ez0
Jy r.. B. COOK L Co, tncts
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r.a FOR RENT, and possession given
Lii on the 10th 0f August, or sooner. the h,u.-
no" occupied by Mrs. Jennings, in the town If S,d
hrF nearly Opposite the Fair Il rounds AnnIy to
GEO. ". JARVIS
Je Its AT Shon nm tbc -,r,.,.. a. -,
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STAGE vs. RAILRoAp.-The Brunswick (Mel Telc
graph in some reminiscence of former days, says
that when the stage daily between that town
and Portland, the fare was one dollar, and the
passengers were taken up and left wherever de-
sired. Now the price OF railroad ticket for the
same route is ninety cents and if one has baggage
and is obliged 10 employ hack at both ends of the
routo. thr fare amounts TO 81 40.
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Miss pEGRAMs BOARDING AND

WI DAY SCIlO0I..-The second session of Miss
PEGRAas SCHOOL viii begin ON the iss of october
next and will end the 3ah Of June. less.
ne course Of instruction will be thorough and ex-
t,usye reaching from the elementary to the highest
branches of Education
The EngiIsh Department viii be under the ipane-
date superyfsion OF Miss PE0RAh She VII also re-
sumo the Bellies LeitTe Class. for young Ladts who
have left school.
Competent assistants viii be employed Ia each
dcpa tnlent and French will receive especial stten
ton.
Circulars containing full information concerning
the School may be had ON application 10 Mrs. j. W.
PEGEAM, Linalen square. Richm0nd.
Persons intending to enter Pupils are requested 70
engage them without delay, - that arrangements
may be made for their accommodation
il 2-1Tu Th6 6sat tIAu.Awts
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Mrs. PELLETS SCHOOL-Tho -,

ID. .-.. ~
PERSONS desiring to enter pupils cn,, 49,. =. Il
names 1T the school Rooms where Nisst. @ thelt
'htln NJ any hour they may appoint "N' Hi'e'
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At Shor. ON The cnrnnl nhnrn

FOR RENT.-The three story tcne-
Iii ment. now occupied by Mr. Be!vin. on MINI,
street, between second and third II contain, tn cr
eleven rooms, with g8s fixtures throuGhouf T'hr
kitchen mas tour rnoms Being in a pleasant ann
'nsencnt part of the city. it Will be fonnt ~ d.-
r'hle rssidenc". Possession given on The fr-f a..
"nhe. Enquire Mt Wortham's Bookstac, on Main
'ioo'. my 22-tS
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Address, Richmond till lst of August: sfter,Sard,
Campbell C. II. ~ 20 =, y
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL

- sCHOJL.-The undersigned will on the first of
October next, open Classical and Matthew's sticsi
school, embracing -uOh course of instructiyp IA
VIII ut youth for an easy entrance into the hiIh
classes either, OF our classical scientific iustitu
lions lhey VIII use every effort to procure caHtra
and sonitortahle l"cation shock HiIl Tor their
house, which, together with their terms will ke
made known in due time Nv
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
~ ssJiO0I-Corner 9th AVID Clay streets.
This School opens ist October and eioses on 18th
July.
YyRxs-{PsYlBLE sEst-ASsrtlir N ApYANeEl
Classical and Mathematical Depsytmsnt
S.nlor CIass--Ths Classics and hsgher Asthe-
y,sptar Gtaxs--The kndiments cf the GlssGles, -
with the higher knglsh Branches ." "
English Department . a.
Higher ~ 80
ETtn9aF
FRENCH h taught by PTof ksies: =, .nr,~
IS is--34D @ssfAe Y
DErSSING cASES.--A beautiful va
IL y,etf Of Ladies and ucntlsmens Dfsszink Sssss
20 which we invite the attention g, PpfSnfAvsx ro
IVA
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f. FOR RENT-On Pleasant street

# FOR RENT-On Pleasant street,
l4 mon itili, comfortable dwelling hous., con
tanning rooms, with basement and other nee, s.ar1
conNrHcnces; with garden attached and well 81
rNceIlcnt water on the premises. Rent Sli per an
mum; Apply to JOHN Il. COOK, Genl Axt
Jy lh-ts Corner Main and Pearl -ts
~ + 0 r r Z n T.-The neat Brick
Nj Dwelling OH Main and Adams streets Tn
n"urr IL well finished 1t has six good rooms with
hre places, and two side rooms and brick kitchen
with water in tho yard. To good tenant the ferns
Will be nloderate. Apply at nay Foundry.
}! Z-ht :. ID. DEN0ON.
n FOR II EN- Tenement No. OF
Lii Mai street, including Store-will he nut in
thorough repair torS good tenant.
ly N-t LEWIS D. CRENSHAW
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PHILIP d. STANARD.
Il. V. BARGAMIN.

1t gives me great pleasure to recommend tn. Class.
ical and Mathematical School of Messrs STANAED
BAkGAMIS. MesSrs. :. Il Il. are graduates of tbis
Institution, have been connected with il as Assstan
Professors. and entitled to the fullest confdenr
Of the public for their high intelectusl and mora
qualifications. FRANCIS II. SMITH
superintendent V. MI
VIRGIGLA MILITARY INSTITUTE
July 9th, 1857. J jy sl-tlsm
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M rs. PELLETS SCHOOL.-The rext
~ session com slences octoher list, Is17 The prn,s.
fy feature OF this school. is the Thorough AMI "a
tcmat'c instruction in the French Ian usye sSan 70
MI the pupils, without extra charge "'eN !"
pNui ne rFench is Taught by Professor and Madame
EMlON, of Paris, and peculiar ftcilItirs sra nes1?
Tor learning 10 speak the language
Mrs PELLkT guarantees that the Elementary and
advanced studies in English, shall be TsoRoIaaIT
taught '"''~nLf
Information, relative to tho school terms Sr r,o-
Richmond. = a. 81 0t,. s. 81.
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iV ArTrhrT oN IN MuSE.-Thc new Jail at Lew
s'on, Maine is regarded ms 1uitc an institution in
that nonrishing village. The people. especially
the lrdies, mock to it as though it WAS a public
show, and its inmates many cnriostics on cxhi-
hition! 10 attractive is It TO the ladies' that Some
of them visit Ii twice.
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T BEN'S, Legrand's, dlenn's and
IL Wrtghts pcrfnmrry AMI Toilet swaps; Lows
Brown Windsor; Hair brushes; Dressing COEif,- it-
nai.s; French, German and Upper Ten Cologne Ha
Ter; for sale by GEo. DoWpEN, Druggist,
JyT tth afd Broad street.
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r.. FOR RENT OR LEASE-H.v;r,

III purchased residence in the CITY offer for
rrn! or lease r three years, from lat October next
the Tenement on toveTnur street adjoining DR. Plea.
SAINTS leased by me of James NJ MOrson, Ea The
premises will lie put in thorough repair.
u 2}-t3 LEWIS D. CRE<SIIAW
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To fill vacancies created by designations. the
following appointments have been made.-John
Duddiing, postmaster at Winfield, Putnam county.
vice A. IA. Hany james ~. Bishop, postmaster at
Forest Depot Bedford county, vice Theodore u.
Reynolds. Joseph Hutchinson, postmaster at
Braxion &. H., Braxton county, vice Philip Duffy.
TiilotsOn Janney postmaster at Buekhannop, Up
slur county, vice Thomas A. Janney. Charles ".
Hunter, postmaster at Red house, Charlotte ca.
vice Nathan VI Hancock
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EDUCATION.
pOARDINg DEPARTMENT -'-Il1"1|lffI on mn

NJ 100 % JESSIE G. GORDON'S SCHOOL,
ana Nh sFre.tsI NJ Mn LADIES, (corper Of Franklin
tctober a,d NJ ~ W oe re-opened on the lst day
HlghraEn0Iisbo on Rrfs she lst day OF July.
Primary -'''''''''-.'..-'-sp w
IaDt,uarc 700 .'..--............. ID lD
N,,,
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81 FOR REN IA nice house on
Hs. Apply to i-'
CpIppS ApDIyDJoN
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And by Druggists and troccrs generally. '' w

ERuIT CANS.-we have the most ap-
IL proved Fruit Cans in nse, and these who intend
ihrse Cans We have them of Yerious sizes aud 1T
the very lowest prices.
" n RULKLEY 4 co
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,IR. G. L. c. SALTER's DAY AM
Ihs servlcos OF competent Assistants Will be
Irp0 van oc

:, RS THIS School will not be kept on 4th betv,-er
Broad and Marshall streets az hrrstofr hrt @ 49,,
other locality ON Shockoe Hin more remote fr"n,
'he dln ot business thOroughtares OF ia lecation
du" notice VIII be given. Residence ON Clay between
iS' anu -hu ly 22-tlOc
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FOR RENT-Thot very dos;r,Il

lii Dwelling over Mr. VIM. Rea1y's - cksmltI
shop on the north side of Main street be: yeru sh
and 9TH sts Rent moderate. Apply to
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INCREASE IN DELuSE MANUFICTURE.-The Man
chester, y. H., American learns that while other
manufacturing companies ill that place are redu-
cling their operations, the Manchester Mills not
only retain their present help but are putting Ill
400 new looms, which will 20 into operation by the
fret of october. BY this addition they will
facture At least 12ooO yards Of delanes daily
than they row do.
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virginia PoSTOFFlCEs.-A new postOfflce Is estab-
hshed at Peaks Of otter, Bedf.rd county. and Lev
barn Wilkes sppouted postmaster. 1t will be
specially supplied from Liberty.
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Al Il. CARI'S SCHOOL OF ANCIENT
~ W., AND MODERN LANGUAGES, AND 0F MA
ihEMATlCs, oN GRACE, BETH kLH 2jrH AZ d
open on NE Isl OF September next, anu sli close On
Terms for the rcholaatic year of ten months nara
Die stmi-annually, i'll advance:
rol tuition IA urcek, Latin and Mathematics OoU
fof 49,, French, spanish ana Italian each
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A 'ERDIcT-An Indian had gone to Albury one
cold morning, and got very drunk. On his way
home he became completely overcome, laid him
down and was frozen 10 death. His tribe there
were very much disposed To initiate the habits of
the white men, and accordingly held an inquest
over the dead body. After long pow-wow, they
finally agreed to this verdict, that the drccas Il
came to his death 10y mixing too much water with
his whiskey, which had frozen in hm.-6eatosq
AdreTtiSfr.
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DEATH OF NENERABL. LiDY.-Mrs. Margaret Gil
son died AT ProctorVille, Vt, the 18th inst at
the advanced age Of 20 years. Mrs. Gibson was on
visit to Charlestown Mass., on the day the battle
Of Bunker Hill was fought. She Was ten wears Of
age.