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WAKING Up THE Far1EELAND.-Tho Berlin cores
pondent Of the Ne,te Ziet gives glowing account
of the material progress Of Germany This Is
manifest in commerce, agriculture manufactures
every department Of industry, indeed alike, and
attributed by the writer 10 the powerful influence
OF association of capital in the former joint stock
companies A few years ago they were scarcely
thought of, or were confined to banks, railroads,
steamer or similar enterprises. New there are
three hundred and fifty in Germany proper and
Austria together; among them ffty-three railroad,
hundred and twenty mining and twenty-six man
ufacturing companies. The aggregate banking
capital employed at the present time is S2sS, ,000,
600 against S(j1 25o, goo in lsi9 There is eyi-
dent tendency in Germany 10 the development of
manufactures of ALI kinds, in which it has advan-
tages in its varied climate and abundance Of cheap
and skillfi labor, over almost every other country
III the world. 1t may become tbs best consumer OF
our own great staple.
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SPECIE AND NORTHERN EXCHANGE were

held at Ave per cont yesterday. Our city banks
are meeting all demands upon them with their
usual promptness, and our own citizens seem 10 ex-
hibit uneasiness to their ability 10 return al
the notes that may be presented at their counters
in hard currency. No other notes than those of
the Virginia, Farmers and Exchange Banks, are
received on deposit; but as most OF the banks IN
the State are looked upon entirely solvent, their
issues are received and paid out in ordinary buss-
ness tran1acfiang
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NAGLE's AMERICAN JUVENILE CoNs-

DIsSs give another of their attractive entertain.
ments at Metropolitan liall this eyealng when the
musical farce ef "Ioan Of Lover and scrossing
the Line, will be performed the little folks giving
al few specimens of their singing and dancing ho-
tween the pieces. On Monday evening tho audi
enee was an intelligent and apprecissing one, and
seemed 20 be highly delighted with the repast
with which they had been presented by these tai.
entcd juveniles
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ELECTION OF CoLoNEL.-On Monda

ELECTION OF CoLoNEL.-On Monday
night last, Lieut. Col. George W. Willis, of the roth
Regiment, called meeting of the Board OF Officers
TO NIL the vacancy OF Colonel, cansed by the remov-
al Of Col. Titus e. Rice beyond the bounds of the
Regiment, and Mr.. JOHN II. RICHARDSON, ex-com.
mander of the Young Guard, was elected to nil
that post 5000 .ss-g
Companies "a" and "B," Of the Young Guard, do
not compose battalion, rs we had supposed, an
der their new organization, but are now part and
parcel of the lT9th regiment of the line of Virginia
Infantry. Neither of these companies were over
attached 10 the first Regiment Of Virginia Volun-
teers, and could not therefore have boen influenced
in any manner by that organization, but were
raised from the remains Of the Young Guard when
that corps die banded
There is now every probability that the new com.
panies will increase in strength very rapidly,
and that their appearance on the 18th OF October
will be as attractive ever the Young Guard were
in their palmiest days. Their new Col nel is ex-
ceedingly popular with his men, and ii he appoints
the right sort Of soldiers to m the vacancies in his
staff. may succeed in producing spirit offfendly
rivalry with the first regiment, that will increase
the usefulness Of both. sas
At the x session Of the Legislature the militia
laws Si be amended, aud II militia musters are re-
quired, hundreds Of men who now perform no mill
tary duty, will then join some one OF the voiun-
teer companies, rather than be parading about
the streets three fsnr times 4 year with broom
sticks upon their shoulders In place Of muskets,
and chalk marks on their feet by which to desig-
nate the right from the left
There are enough men in Richmond to keen up two
regiments at all times, and ii the Legislature will
o.er proper Inducements not only will the present
companies have their ranks filled, but new ones
will be organized in the suburbs well as in the
city. Weinvite the attention Of our delegates TO
the suhject, with the hope that they may deyiss
some plan for aiding the volunteers. The compa
Lies hold meeting tonight, and members are re-
quested to be punctual.
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A CLOSE RACE PoR HoyoR-The Andersen, South
Carolina Carolinian, states that lately quite
citing race came off between Messrs. Deem, Of that
district and Scales. of Georgia, for the honor Of
bringing the first bale Of new cotton into the mar
ket The race commenced some eight or ten miles
below the town, and mercy WAS shown DO
their horses until they reached the town, which
they did before dsyhreak.
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SALE OF NEaaoEs.-The arrangement

SALE OF NEGgoEs.-The arrangement
In fipancial affairs have caused heavy deprsris-
ton In the price Of negroes Of all grades. The i'm.
possibility VI getting money from the soatn, ana
the high rates OF exchange now asked ba.e driven
the largest traders out OF the market 20 ina. Ineo
Is nothing being done In this business Ws un'
ierstan6 that there are large number of ser
wants In the hands Of the aactioaeeEs on saies eas
the want Of money viii probably keep them shsfs
for some time 10 come.
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FNGLIsH, CLASSICAL AND
MATHEMAT SCHOOL
q GATHRIGHT, formerly on 18th

A<s street, has taken one OF the new tenenents
inst erected on Governor street, between Main and
franklin where he will be pleased to see his frenas
and all others who may desire to purchase FURNi-
TURE assuring them that he will sell goods for edsh
cheaper than they can be bought elsewhere; HIS
has been consisting Of all articles usually kept
in furniture store together with large assortment
of FEATHER REDS, HOLSTERS, PILLOWS ana
want OF any article in my line viii find IL to their
advantage to give me call before purchasing else
where.
ps2s-sm y. GA1HRlGHT.
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TO the Fairmount Virginian says:
Our nearest naighbor Is Joseph Webb, who was
born in Richmond, Va in the yeai l75e, Sci ia-
Der 3; he fought under George Washington, and
voted for every President from Washington 10
Buchanan, William Henry Harrison excepted. lie
was also shot through the abdomen at the battle OF
Lundys Lane, and received slight wound in the
Florida War, and was knocked downand severely
shocked in the earthquake at SewMadrid. TAX
ing it all into consideration, he hasbeen a tough
old timer.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAvELLERs.-The dif-

ferent railroad companies Of this city bave deter.
mined that from this date they will not receive for
freight fare on their roads, ANY other notes than
those of the Bank Of Virginia. Farmers Bank Of
Virginia and Exchange Bank Of Virginia. They
also require travellers to pay In specie fer ei
'fares' nndcr - 80. When the fare IL over that
amount, the ticlnt agents viii furnish the change.
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WINTER IS Cosiya.--The Portland {me.) Adver.
tiser says that on Thursday last, Mount Washing
ton was covered with snow at the summit
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REMOVED TO OHo.-Dr. A. X. Marshall, Iatsrep-
resentative In Congress from the Ashland District
KY, and still recently defeated for the State
Senate in the Jessan,ine District, has removed
to Cincinnati, Ohio, TO engage In. the practice Of
medicine.
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Az EpIToR DRowsED.--Dr. lloyd Selby, formerly
editor of the Holly Springs siissl Jacksanan, was
drowned ut Yicksburg On the I'D inst, by steam
boat running over skifi In which he was crossing
onnosite WarrentOn.
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WuAr's TO BE DoSs.--lf the tobacco
,..npsactnrers close their factories the lst cf
October, how can they employ the hundreds of
slaves now At work M WI. no. Ans~sr y a ,nra
sre A, for ont door sbors. Owners To the country
wonId do well 10 take their slaves home.
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ALDERMAS ExPELLED.--At the Town Hall Of the
city of fIoboken, on Wednesday evening, Alderman
Beard put trial for hahituai viiuperation and
mendacity, and expelled. The proceedings caused
great excitement, and there was very nearly q
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MisTlKs-In Sussex county, Va, on Saturday
last, a young man named Cotton, while out turkey
hunting, was shot accidentally by Junius simmons,
who mistook him for aturkey. The wound has no,
proved fatal
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SALE OF MARKET RARMs.-0n Saturday two small
adjoining tracts Of land, known as fastemsyiile,
three miles from Norfolk, sa we're sold st auction.
One of them containing 50 acres sold for $500;
and the one q 2S acres for sl,O0o.
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Hoax.-The statement Of the newspaper Of q
Western town that there was not lawyer In the
place, Is said TO be only device Of the editor
for inducing persons to settle there. aa
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BucKwHssr-The Columbia (Pa.) Democrat says
there is very large crop Of this excellent grain in
the country this year and, what is better, that Ii
Is q full yield, and will be in great abundance.
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LARGE CoSrnAcr.-Mcssrs. NJ. 4 j. II. Buck, Of lie.
hapon n H., a few days since, took contract for
building 1000 Of Aliens Patent Moving Machines
for the next season, amounting TO between $l0o 0Oe
and S2l0, ,000.
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BAD CHARAcTERs.--A woman known
as Polly johnson, was arrsigned before ths Mayer
Yesterday, ON the charge Of keeping discfdcfU
mi Iilgoyerned house on 18th street between Clay
and Leigh On proraising to leave the r,Ssoos-
hood By Monday next, Pelly waa released neN
eustedy.
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Mayor Wallace, of indianapolis, has resigned his
Office as Mayor ofthat city, acesunt ofthe made
quaey of the pay aud the onerous duties Of the
ofiee.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MONEY MATTERS IN NEW YORK.

MONEY MATTERS IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Money affairs are more
cheerful in consequence of report that the banks
are considering the expedeney of expanding to
the extent of several millions.
The brokers are crying down Eastern and New
Jersey money. Some of them refuse to touch the
former at any price.
No large failures are reported. Exchange very
variable and unsettled. No rate quotable.
TIE RUN ON THE SAVINGS BANKS AT AL
BANY, NEW YORK.
ALBANY; N. Y, Sept. 29.-The run on the Savings
Banks Is suspended, and the gold drawn out in the
panic Of yesterday is being returned to-day.
STATE OF AFFAIRS IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 29.-The city and Southwark
banks paying specie for small notes despite the
grsement on q general suspension, entered into
yesterday. They receive the notes of all tho other
banks on deposit except those of the Bank OF Penn
sylvania.
CONFIDENCE IN BOSTON.
BOsroS, Sept. 29.-Therei is nothing new In finan-
cal matters. Full confidence is felt in the stabili-
ty of our Banks.
BANK DIRECTORS PLEDGING THEIR PRIVATE
MEANS
| PHnADELPHIl, Sept. 29--The Directors of the
| Bank of Middleton, Pa, individually pledge their
private fortune for the redemption OF all its notes
| IN circulation. Hon. Simon Cameron, the Presi-
| dent, Is very wealthy.
| ralLohES AND BANK SUSPENSIONS IN NEW
JERSEY.
TRENTON n. ]. Sept. oh. III. Bottom & Co.,
paper dealers, and Bottom, Tiffany & Co., machin-
lists, have suspended.
The Camden, Burlington, Cumberland and Sa-
lem banks are reported failed. The rest Of the New
Jersey banks including those of this city, will hold
out while New York continues firm.
SUSPENSION OF A NORTH CAROLINA BANK
NORFOLK, VA, Sept. 29.-The Farmers Bank, nj
Elizabeth city, North Carolina, has suspended
The brokers are taking its notes at 80 per cent dis
count.
The banks here are all right.
| SUSPENSION AT WHEELING, VA.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. 29.-The banks in Wheel
ing, Va have suspended.
| SUSPENSION AT WINCHESTER, VA
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. GA dispatch'receivet
here from Winchester, Va, announces the suspen
| sion ofthe following banks there Bank OF Win
chester. Bank of the Valley, and Branch Of tn
| Farmers Bank.
| SUSPENSION IN GEORGETOWN, d. C.
| GEORGETOWN, d. C-The Farmers & Mechanics
and Commercial banas have suspended entirely
| Everything is now settled down, but business /,
| dull.
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Major George I. F.Lindsay, quartermaster u. $. Ma
rins corps, died In Washington Sunday afternoon,
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cured.
REFERENcEs-B. C. Wherry, Mrs. James Gray, VIM.
EVANS, Geo. Maynard. d. s. Woodbridge, Rev. J. E.
Edwards, Rev. Leroy NJ. Lee, Samuel Greenhow, L.
W. Glazebrook Benz Pollard, A.; v: Crenshaw, Z. b.
&. p Townsend, VIM. 4. Smith, Thos. b. Quarles,
Garland Hanes. Felix Matthews, Alex. Duvsl, W. P.
w. Tay lor, t. W. keesee, Is. Jones, z. Lawson
EN-Those who may desire to enter pupils. are re-
luesed to make early application at my residence,
Post Office Iy 22-tIOc
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EDUCATION.

Miss A. nj. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
~ YOUNG LADIES will reopen on THURSDAY,
Vocal and instrumental Music
q For terms and other particulars enquire at the
schooi Rooms, corner OF 5th and Franklin streets.
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THE BANKS OF TRENTON N I

TRENTON, Sept. 2S.-There is scarcely any run
upon our Banks this morning, and the excitement
has subsided. Some of the depositors who drew
specie from the Banks on Saturday, to-day return
ed 1t again.
All the Banks of New Jersey, so far as advised,
are paying specie and stand firm.
Our citizens in high spirits at the prosperous
look of things.
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DOVER AssoCIATIoN--This large and
influential body of Baptsts, which has in its
bounds fortysix Churches, held its eighty-fourth
annual session with the Tayorsville Baptist church,
Hanover, commencing on Saturday, the 26th inst.
The Introductory sermon preached to large
and attentive congregation, by Elder W. s. Briggs
of New Kent, from Deut. vi. 6-S. After an inter.
mission for dinner, the Association convened, when
j. b. Wood, Esq, of this city, elected Modera-
tor, and W. 3 Briggs Clerk. Letters were handed
in from the churches and read by the Clerk. An
interesting state of things to have pervaded
them, during the past associational year, and sew.
eral have been blessed with accessons to their
membership. The Sunday schools were represent
ed as being in prosperous condition. 1t 10 an in
teresting and significant fact that most of those
who were added to the church, were members OF
the Sabbath schools. Interesting addresses were
delivered during the evening. Rev. Geo B. Taylor,
late of Baltimore, preached at the stand. Sunday
was devoted to religious services
At nine o'clock, u sunday School mass meeting
was held in the meeting house when addresses were
delivered by A. III. Sands Esq, Rev Messrs. b. Man.
ley, jr, A. NJ. Pondexter and J. B. Taylor, Of this
city. At eleven o'clock sermons were preached in
the house and at the arbour, by the Rev I. q.
Jones, Of Norfolk, and Rev. DR.. j. D. Jeter, Of this
city-in the evening, by Revs G. c. Biting and
sent on the SabbGth, notwithstanding which, the
utmost good order prevailed.
Monday was devoted to reports Of Standing Com
mittees, resolutions, &C., &c. Addresses were de-
livered by Rev Messrs. Jones deter, Burrows, Poin-
dexter, Msnley, and A. III. Sands, Esq. Sermons
were preached during the day by Rev. r. N. Leo,
| of Petersburg, and DR.. Burrows, of this city
| The next meeting Of the Association will be held
with Coiosse Baptist Church. King William county.
Rev. Z. Z. Biting appointed to preach the in-
troductory sermon Rev. Y. j. Willis alternate. AZ
ter singing, and prayer by Rev. Al. T. Sumner, the
&s5o iation adjourned.
From some of the churches !usteTs were not re-
ceived. In those heard from. the number Of addi.
items for the past year was 7l3
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"a RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Opposite the New Custom House.

ALEXANDER DUVAL, Proprietor.
The undersigned having taken this Hotel, respect
fully announces the fact to his friends and the pub
lie and solicts their patronage. lie has removed his
family to the Hotel and WILL from this day, give his
personal and undivided attention to the business and
hopes to give satisfaction Ito all who may patronise
the house. is.tables supplied with all the deli
cacies of the season. and will always be furnished
with the best of everything that the market can
supply.
the guests may at all times expect prompt and par
tcular attention.
au 5-ts ALEX. DUVAL.
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TUITION IN DRAWING AND MOD

4 ERN LANGUAGES.-G. PERSICO will attend
70 Scninaries. Schools private lessons in Draw
ing aud Modern Languages. Apply at his studio
between DR.. j. Beales and ST. Panis Church.
pI--dtiO
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SCHOOL on Church Hill, at corner of
~ 2Ith and Franklin streets.-Mrs CLAIBORNE
BARKESDALE will resume her School on tho 18th
of September, 1857.
Terms for Primary Glasses per month. h.......--..s2
Senior Glasses ..........,..... 3
-
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THE CHISWICK SCHOOL,

FNHE CHISWItk SCHUUL,
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH,
VIII be re-epened at the subscribers residence, ~
miles west Of Richmond. ON Thurs lay, October lst.
credited rs zap; totsttch share Of public patron
age is solicited.
The location is retired and remarkably healthy
The discipline will be CdFlsff0H and {dycHtdi.
A few boaTicrs (male fSmale.) may, early
application, b. accommodated az my house. and 9TH
ers ia the neighbuEhoud
Sc Sims GEO. g. ENALL. A. VI.
NIB For information in the city apply to Mr.. HEN
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SUMMER RETREATS.

MONTGOMERY W WHITE SULPHUR
lS1 NGS.-NOTTCE.-yaIious runners preju-
dcal to the interest of the Proprietors in regard
the opening and closing Of the seasons, having been
put i'll circulation heretofore. in order to prevent the
recurrence OF similar reports, now give notice
that the present Tl not be closed before the
| Ist of fOctober. R0. IL. MOSBY,
au 26-ts President.
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BOARDING. &c.

---o--0----~-~-~~--~~-~-~
NOTICE.-On the 18th day Of Septem-
! Der, the Misses MURRAY will reopen their
house Grace street. between 5th and 9th streets,
| for the reception of boarders. au 3l-2awtlO
AIRS. FRANCES A. CROUCH, having
lF1 desirably located residence, would receive
two Ladies' or four school Girls as B0ARDERS, in
her family. For terms apply at the corner Of Clay
and 4th streets Sc l5-l4t
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DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES

DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
~ The Rev. W. 4, WEBB, A. NJ, will resume
teaching OH TIL RSpAl. Oct. Ist.. at tho room in
the rear of the Sycamore Church, nth street, be
tween Broad and Marshall lately occupied by Mr.; +.
W Roster. The course OF study Will comprise that
Of oir most approved schools either North South
Tharos ghness in every department will be spe-
eia!ly regarded. In addition to collegiate educa-
;on the advertiser has taken special pains ny per
sonaily visiting within the last few years, the most
approved institutions Of country, 10 introduce
iIto his system all that is really desirable.
REFERENCES:
Ri Rev Vim, Meade ID. b.; Rev. J. Grammer, Rev
J Clark Thomas j. Green. ESQ, Halifax co; Rev
G. W Dame, Or y. 7. Greer, Dapvile; IL. billiard
VIM Martin. E.l. Dr. G. Hsirstnn, Henry 70; Rev
A Il. Tazhsri. A NJ. Chesterfield; Rev. John Cooke
Rey. II SirinxfelloS, Hanover: Rev. n. A. ukeson
Norfolk; Rev. 4. Waie. VI. H.. Charles City; Hon.
!, Harris, Vi. G., Washington; Rev. \. Head. Rev q
Woodbridge Rev. Mr.. pettgrew. A. Y. Stokes Esq
o. Z. Baldwin, Esq, Col. f. fontaine. Richmond.
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THINGS IN BALTIMORE.
The baltimore American Of yesterday says:

There is much trouble experienced By our retail
dealers to obtain sufficient specie to carry their
business, most purchasers presenting bank notes
in payment for the smallest sums, no one being
but desiring to accumulate as much possible for
future emergencies. The brokers were yesterday
charging from to 10 per cent premium for gold
and silver and the discount on Virginia and North
Carolina money ranged from to 10 per cent in
exchange for Baltimore Bank notes. Some Of our
banks continue TO redeem their IS notes. whilst
others refuse to give specie for any Of their issues
The suspension OF the banks has not, 30 far,
been followed by any pressing scarcity Of specie,
have been needed, beth ineeaysnienss and heavy
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DICHMOND classical AND COM,
The School will open on MONDAY, September 2lst
Professor Eminn viii take charge of the French.
ERM ARD " GlLN E A II }

RErrRKIt aGiio ItEs~Hop' o. :. BALDWIN t Vim. II. Chris
tiau Esq Rev Chas. II. Read, d. D., Rev. s. > Murk
land, James MacnurdO, Esq. John Ii. Tyler, ESQ.,
George = Woodhn, Esq, Mrs. SUSAN L. Pellet, Miss
Harriet Hall au lg-2m
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EDUCATION.
MISS TAzEwELL's SCHOOL. Grs

AHISS TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL, Grace
lNI street .bclween fth and s,h.-The seventh ses.
sion ~ this school viii commence ON the lst aay Of
oc,ober and close on the lst day Of July.
The English department IL exclusively under the
sretion of tlie Princnal except the philosophical
.nS higher mathematical classes, which wifi be
tsurbt hy gentleman who has had several years
.xrryience In teaching ia our city.
fha French class VIII De under the instruction of
gentleman vhs has had much success in commuui.
eating that language. sc le-dims
MISS PEGRAM'S BOARDING AND
vi DAY SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES
VBGRAM viii reopen her School on the Is, day Of
She viii as heretofore, have ea,ice supervision Of
the English Classes, aided by competent assistants
in each nepartGcnt.
Latin, Mathematics, the Physical Sciences and
Moral Philosophy will be taught by Mr.. PACE a
Gentleman ot sGCCesSful experience as "A teacher
The FRENCH LANGUAGE will he urder the
fharee Of Madame A BERAUD, a Partisan lady OF
rhe highest qualifications.
The BEILES-LkrTRES CLASS will be continued.
81 lS-4itS
es- Whis ssa Enquirer copy, daily and country.
The next Session of Mrs. BENEFITS
4 SCHOOL. FOR BOYS, will commence on the
lst sf October.
Mer pnpils vii be thoroughly instructed and pre-
psrc3 s~ the advanced classes IN Boys Schools
Instruction in Latin and French. If desired.
TERMS, PER SESSION:
Under 10 years 0f age.,-,..,... W
40
Tuition in Latin or French each...,.......,.. 10 %
Es~lecaiiOn on 9Th, between Grace and Franklin
streets. au 80"
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ENGLISH. CLASSICAL AND MATH.
AfR d TrRNER,S SELECT CLAS-

MIR. D. TURNER'S 5 Z l. &c I CLAS-
w SICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, MAIN ST.,
BETWEEN 3D AND 4TH STs.-The 18th Academic year OF
this School viii commence on MONDAY, the 18th OF
September 1857.
Glass will be formed in Greek and Latin. and pu-
pills will be admitted who are prepared TO commence
the study 81 either of these languages enter
OF the more advanced Glasses already formed
su l3-2m