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The following pupils ssssiasd distinction, ,s ct
in Latin - Fitzgerald. /. 2; W McCahe, /. q;
B Elliott ]: hacman, 2; ID shie u ana
3; Miss Cary. q; Miss Elliott. 2; Miss NJ Arm
s J. F5tsgEs sam.n asSs 4 Il
Tabb l, 2; } c Causey =; R Jordan 2: Lew Ivy,
Mns,u: 2; ,hlsl' "a; cS s curru,';a; /"
4loe,rsl : M fitzgersid. !: NeOsts ]; NJ
Pees. q g Elliott. 2; can,ey. !; A Miller, l.;
d.s s"saan rizseraid ' West. eau
chemistry Miss II Ham. l: Miss NJ Mears. I, 2;
Miss smith /; Miss NJ Armistead, IL; Miss n
howard. - q Moco,s
i Nostnghan, Gcfigon, i; Miss Y Joles !;
Mn s.. wb Mss crssS NJ. s as. assis
s@fi s Si'i III. s ei Sss
Miss X Msars, !. : Miss N whiting, j. q Aiss <
s:s s MI fishes smith H.: Mn Soedy AF ass
Howard ]. . VIZ Mcawisan. i; 4 J Miller. i, 2; NJ
Miss + sohmelz. !; Mis-. Elliott 2; Miss c Pow
err, J: Miss M Moody. q; L @ w Ivy. !: B Cary. Jr
|; Hudsins: l; " I Hicks, /; r q Massenburs, 2;
" I,tismetie "A segar. 2; W K Tabb. 2; J eau
sss, 2; Cary Jr, /: NJ shield, !, 2; q Carlin,
Hudeins :. 2; g Griswold, q; Miss L Il Cary, 2;
Miss NJ Amidon 2
Geog,uphy Miss x scater /; Mica l. Il Cary. l;
NJ IS j kiilo,t. 2; Miss NJ Moody. q; W Arnistead
]: Lc Ivy L: Cary. Jr. ], 2; Smith, Il; J
Griffin ]; Hudoins,
History-Ni.s C semple, Q; &c " Ivy. /; Cary,
u Mandgins West l. p, : + Face !; + G
l,r I: Vim VIII eler. 1,2.
Nasic Mis- VI Howard, Miss Nj Moody, Miss NJ
Ham and Miss {. e Cary.
The Gold Medal for the ssst Grafton was awarded
to VIM finrdon Mcf'abe. of Baltimore and silver
Medals to Wm Tabb. of Elizabeth City for the
Hampton, Itr the best Essay
~ Intermediate. and t2) Final Examination. 1t
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MAGNIFICENT ENTERPRISE

IA One of the best situations FOR o Female School,
in all the upper country for SALE containing Acres
of LAND, and located In the furnishing little town
of Concord on The Sonth-Sde ,.ailroad. The build
logs are all and complete, EXCEPT painting,
sistrg Of two story Framed Dwelling with fur
rooms and Framed Kitchen. with Ice House. smoke
House, Crib. stabi s. Carriage House. ano awell OF
Framed School House. ready for the business. A
female school, sith IS scholars, has been in success
u operation here several years and bids fair to
continue. A school OF high grade may be establish
I'd here. l want to sell it and intend TO 10 3D. Any
ishng to purcha.e, will give me au early call.
also have goud Farm If a. %cres, miles from
Concord in q most excellent neighborheod. Com
and see it, and I'll sell il right. ny other iuforma
ton will be given, by addressing
JOS. J. BURKS,
Spanish Oaks, App,m .tIo,, Va.
or L. ARLINGTON,
au2l-2ws Concord Depot. y 6. hai'rosi
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1t. W. p Craighill, of Jefferson county, Va,
has been placed in charge of the Engineer Corps
At Fort Delaware. place made vacant by the
| death Of Major Saunders.
Mrs. Brennan, wife of Capt Brennan, of the Uni.
| ted States Army, my steriousiy disappeared about
a month ago ia New York, and has not as yet been
heard Of Foul play is suspected.
Luther Stevens, the we'll known copper plate
printer Of Boston, died In New Hampshire on the
18th inst.
The Rev John e. Edwards has been elected to
the Mental and Moral Professorship of the Peters
burg Female College.
The famous Oxford precinct in Kansas, which
gave about fifteen hundred maj srity last year,
polls this year, about twenty nine votes, all told
The authorities of Savannah have instituted a
quarantine on vessels arriving at that port from
Charleston. &
Rev. JOS. Livesay. an aged minister of the
Christian" church, died in Suffolk, Va, on the
10Th inst.
A gentleman residing in Dinwiddie county Va,
killed deer last week with one of Colts revoi
yers, at a distance of l3S yards.
John Van Buren, at Baden Baden, Europe, drink
ing the waters.
The first bale of Texas new crop cotton was sold
10 New York on the 10th instant, at 1916.
The Chicago grand jury failed to fluid q bill of In.
dicimept against Hon. j. II. Wentworth arrested
a charge VI perjury.
Capt, Joseph Hamilton. New York ship mas
ter, died in Charleston, 8. c., on the 10th instant,
of yellow fever.
Col. George ". Manypenny. ex-Commissiooer of
Indian Affairs has been nominated for Congress by
the democrats of he 18th district, Ohio
There we're four hundred visitors ut Bersheba
Springs, Tenn, last week.
At Birmingham, Eng, eight tons of wire Der
week are made into hooks and eyes.
Jones has purchased q hat for the head of navi.
g.ri'n, and shortly expects to cap the climax.
How can you make q thin child fat! BY
pitching him out OF window; he will then come
down plump.
There is now pending before the General Land
Office case involving the title to nearly the whole
If the site Of the city Of Portland.
Jno. p. White, formerly Of Abingdon. Va has
been elected States Attorney, of Gnadalonps1Dis
trict Texas.
Hon. A. II. II Stephens, Of Ga, passed through
Memphis Tennessee, on the 18th inst, en-route for
home from the West.
Tho 3rst theatre opened In the colonies Of North
America, wsa ~ williamsburg Va, Stpt 9Th 1859
Ths frst AnericaR theatre opened In Nc May
Och, 1913. $500
Mai. SCION y. Rose was lately elected Mayor Of
Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
same say that the quickest way OF destroying
,rceds 10 TO marry widow. II y no doubt . most
agreeable species OF husbaadry.
Gov. C. Harris has been nominated . candidate
for reelection to the ofice Of Governor Of the
Chick saw Nation.
Lieut. O Rsdsinski. Y g. A. died suddenly in
Memphis, Tsnu,, on the 18th inst
Upwards Of 200 visitors are &C the Piedmont
Springs IN North Carolina.
Jno. Whites msmber Of the Teusessee Isslsla
laturs arrested for forging land Wsrrsnts hss been
hDnorably acquitted.
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This rock shall fly


Privasesfing, Bssekadss, Sc.
Ths declarations made sons time ago On The sub.
ject Of privaesriag by the representative Of The
great Huropssn powers ssssnbied 81 Paris, sre ss
follows:
l. That privasssssps h and remains abolished
H. Tat Dse senayai ~ eersys tn cargo fhs ea-
sssy, excsps whsa r. IL eoastsbssd VI SAT.
III Tkst n<ssrsl goods. excsYt eontrabsSd o.
war. ere sss sssxsbss under the spsnsies Tag
w Thsa kaekadss ~ Be- Obligatory ~ BE- Fl
fectsSe-tsls n 70 ssy, msistained BY sufaeIent
foSsS q shss eat the secess Of the ensmiss ships
ara efksr ves<Js In rsssity.
Ths WsekingtoD Ens1n has upon this text,
vsti essss1sssd astieie, which, 10 all probability,
suta1sss sks views ofthe Administration. IL con-
sssls thss shs tsh proposition 10 utterly ioadmis-
sibss n ~ present shape, 20 far - the United
nsstss ass c0pcesnsd, because relations to TIE
ssejset sss different from those of any other De.
tIon II says II the European powers will give Us
- sqxS,aient for the elements Of strength which
Ne shonid sacrifice By the abolition of privateer.
iag, ~ viii coDsent to ts abolition mot because
ths distraction VI private property by govern
nsst vssssl 10 any more hamaae than II effected
~ private armed vessel, which 10 10 fact gov.
srsmsat vessel for the purpose mentioned, but be-
sause We are willing aud disposed to abridge the
caismities OF war 10 any way which IL mutual and
squsi. having reference to the actual condition,
sircumstances and resources. Of different nations
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~No FAMILY can afford to be with

eT No FAMILY can afford to be with
out MUSTANG LINIMEET in their house. Th'
many acc cuts we liable to. may render It ne
eessary any momens am noshing Is 81 pes
the ketse from the fire 1t csu int and sralded my
hands aud PRISON very severeiy--one hand almost
e. a crisp The torture was UNDESIRABLE 1t was an
awful sight = y Ths Mustang Liniment ap-
peared to extract the pain almost Immediately II
FOSTER, 40 Broad street, Philadelphia 1t is trui!
a wonderful article. 1t will any case Of Swell
ing, Burns, ;if Joints, Eruptions or Rheumatism.
For horses it should never be dispen ed with. On
DO lars worth of MUSTANG has frequently aysd 8
valuable horse. Itcures ;falds sprains. Kingdom.
SPAWN and Founders. Be,vdTe Of limitations Solo
10 all parts of the habitable Globe.
BARNES Il PARK, Proprietors,
iy @-d&cIm New York
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7T'LEGR1PHIC NEWS.
RnP0RTED FOn TN I'D sPATCH.
ARRIvaL OF THE AN0LO-sAxoN.
LATER FROM EUnoPn. B

ousnEc, August % The steamer Anglo-saxon
has arrived bringing Liverpool advices 70 the lltn
: The oherbourg fetss concluded on the 9Th Of
Ar.nsf. WITH the Inauguration Of the status OF
.Neeolsou, The Emperor made another pacific
speech on tho OCCASION -.
Prussia.
II has beeu resolved 70 receive orders for the
purchase or charter Of the Great Eastern steamer,
Also 10 advertise her for sale at auction the com.
panv meanwhile to raise money on mortgage.
A. editorial In the London Times favors the aR.
nexntjon Of Mexico to the United States '2
Advices from China state that the alltes had ad-
vanced uuopposed TO Tierisin, followed w the
Americans aud Russians. A htgl Mandarin HAD
been sent there to negotiate.
COMMERCIAL.
Liverpool. August 10.-Breadstuffs All quail.
ties slixhtly declined. Provisions steady.
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No. JOHANNES FAUST. the original inventor of me
tslc types. or at least of printing wsth movable
characters was charged with being in league with
the Dsv because hs turned out Bibtes rapidly by
means of his new invention. Had he lived till 1885,
instead Of kicking the bucket in l466, and inst
visited the DISPATCH JOB OFFICES, he would have
made similar accusation g. ainst others. What
else than magic conld have originated such variety
OF eegsns ornamental types are found at this es-
tahlshment! The DAYS of magic are over. but the
DISPATCH JOB OFFICE turns out all kinds of work Of
unsurpassed excellence. with more than magic
ran.dity and cheanness
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VETERAN DEAD-The Texas papers announce
the death Of Gen. Tsrrant, Of that State. He was
one OF the pioneer settlers of thar State, aud one
Of the members of the convention that met at
Austin on the 4th of July, 1S45, that helped to
frame and sign the articles of annexation; and
member of the convention that met at Austin on
the 9th of August. that framed and signed the
constitution OF the State.
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TIE SOUTHERN UsIvERsITY.-The Greensborougb
Ala Beacon states that the principal building Tor
this Institution 10 now nearly completed, aud will
no entirely 10 some two or three We, ks at far.
thest Its dimensions are as foilows: length, OF
trout, 300 feet; width. 1872 height. 40 feet 1t has
three towers, two 20 feet high, and one 90 Coat
4 the building. abont 100000 Ths Trustees have
announced that the University will be opened ior
she reception of pupils ON the lst October, 1859.
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FATAL AccIDENr-As Mr.. John W. Russell, who
resided near Alexandria, Va, crossing IIooff .
Run, on Friday night. in his cart, by some acct
dent, the horse fell off the bridge, carrying with
him the cart, which. in its descent. upset, throw
ing MIR. Youpg ont, and catching him under it. the
side board falling his neck, either breaking
it or choking him to death. The accident was dis
covered Saturday morning, when the body was
found cold 'and stiff, leading to the superstition
that the sad casualty took place early in the
night. MIR. Young leaves an interesting family.
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MAaaIxD--Miss Annie NJ. Andrews, the "Heroiue
Of the PestiIence," was married 10 Baltimore re
Gently, to John B. Upshur, merchant, OF Nertoik,
Va. The couple are now in New York on visit.
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ACCIDENT On Thursday morning last, the stri-
king weight OF the town clock In Warrenton, Va
fell with tremendous crash, seriously mutiating
the interior of the courthouse. The weight was
over 700 pounds. II fell through two floors, aud
lodged in the basement. Fortunately, the build
ing was closed at the time. .-.-
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DEAp-John Lewis formerly of Spottsyivania
county, Va died In Frankfort, Ky, on the 18th
inst, aged IS years. He was a soldier of 1872, and
was the author OF good deal of prose and poetry.
He WAS best known as teacher of the young, in
which capacity he WAS very successful.
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SALE OF a Watering PLAoE-The Blue Sulphur
Springs, Va, have been sold to q company OF gen.
tlemen for $24.000-G. W. Buster, the present
manager retaining an interest 10 them.
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sIAvE srAxrEDs.-On tho l4th inst, six negroes
abscopded from their masters living IN barbour
county, Va. Three from Mr.. Corder, two from mr..
Isaac Wood ford, and one from Mr.. Hite. -FOUR Oh
Mr. Reynolds slaves absconded from Taylor couh-
ty at the same time-inakiDg ten runaway negroes
in oue stampede.
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|. EXTRAORDINARY RECOVERY AT Lagrange, Mo-.
last week, man, giving the uame of Brown, and
claiming to be from Memphis, Tenn, attempted to
committed sricide by shooting himself through
the head. Upon examination by competent SUR
geon, it was ascertained that the ball passed
through the skull between the eyes, and lodged
in the back part of the head. Part of the brain
WAS scattered over the front Of his hat. Remark
able to say he is fast recovering, and able to
converse with bis attendants.
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A FUNNY ExpLAEATIoN-The New York Herald,
explaining the recent collision off the coast be-
tween the Cuuxrd steamers Arabia aud Europa,
says that the "Arabia, it appears. mi.took the
lights of the Eurota for Cape Race light" Ia the
Arabia in the habit of running into the Cape Race
light when she sees it. w.
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TIE CABLE PosrpoNEs CASE IN CoURT.-The
first postponement Uf law case, for the purpose
Of Communicating by Atlantic Telegraph with
Great Britain, was, on Wednesday, had in the Su-
creme court Of New York.
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TIE NFw UsuRY Law IN CAsApA-The Canadian
Parliament have passed an act changing the Law
of interest. Hitherto the legal rate has been six
Ger cent. but by the new act individuals may al
low and exact on any contract or agreement any
,ase Of interest dice unit that may be agreed up
IN. Banks are, however, forbidden TO reserve OF
take higher rate Of interest or dscannt than Sc
ven per cent, and are prohibited from paying in
tsrest upon deposits.
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PoLlrrcAL JAS. M. West, State Senator from
wetsel county, Va, has, itis stated, announced
himself an independent Democratic candidate Tor
Congress.
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RAIN-The papers notice fine rains in Albemnrie
Botetourt and pittsyvapia counties, in this stare
Elsewhere, however the drought seems to continue
very destructivaly to the crops.
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Delsxon smith, Esq.

I Ds'asos smith. or "Deiusion smith," We hsd
never heard Of stnce he vas appointed, under Mt.
Tylsrs administratiou, minister, charge, or agent
70 soms small country or other. whose very name
has no place upon tbs map. until lately he turned
up ~ United States Senator from Oregon, . state
which Il NOT yet admitted 70 tho Union. This
gentleman commenced life ~ . student Of theo-
'osy 10 the Obsriin Ohio Theological Seminary,
With which b. became very much disgustsd, snd
pnb;tsAsd . book called sObsrlin Upmasts cd Z,
which " remember 70 have read. Indeed sny
enc Who once sssd il would be very likely 70 70
snsnber both IL and " suthos. such startling
! seisssrss would hays broken down any other In
stiestscn bat that stronghold Of fanaticisrn.
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LIFE AT TIE SPRINGS A writer from the White
Sulphur says: LAST night young man here was
borne to another world on the wings of spirits
that is, died of mania 7,otn! Another impetuous
youth il said to have dosed himself with 20 much
morphine. through the effects of too much love or
folly They say. too, he is dead. There are many
more fast boys about--soms devoted to the sex
some to horses-some to "smiliDg," and some to
ssfhe tigero --
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CAMP MEETING. -An extensive camp meeting was
commenced at loves Chapel, In Rockingham CO.,
NC, last week, aud Ia still In progress. The
meeting is largely attended, nearly 1000 persons
hsi,
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Southern Unity.

The South Carolinian gives some cogent argu
uents against she "Southsrn League" and other
papers of acknowledged Southern position express
similar views.
Andrew jackson gave one of the best reasons
that was ever addressed TO those who 60 Tor dis
soiutiou Of the Union on the ground Of expedisnoy
he SAID that the spirit Of dscord and disc n
taut would be ct work 10 new confederacy a. In
the old and that division would be followed BY
sub division. until We become split up into twenty
or thirty Independent sovereignties like the petty
republics Of South America. We see already Il
manifestation of shat Disunion would bring. in
the EFFORT In the Montgomery Convention to rule
yirs,nia and four or five southern States on; OF
the ranks of the South, and to enrol them UPON
the black list of dstrusted States Ifany one II
recur to the debates Of the Virginia Convention I
lS70or sven those Of the last Reform Convention
this city he will zee abundant evidence of sec
tionai aatasonsm In Virginia that, In the event OF
Dssarion, might threaten the division Of our Own
Common wealth. Let the experiment be tried OF q
grand Sorthern Coufederacy, composed of half of
count y which, 10 just becoming Power among
sns Nations, and We shall See the same causes at
work, the same principle Of decay and d. solution
which menace our present organisation. 1t is moi
Slavery which endangers the Union, but the
selfish ambition of deniagogaes, who use that sub
ect for political and personal purposes, aud who,
IL that we're out Of the way, would, like the dems
soguss Of ancient Republics, soon fEd some other,
equally suited to their objects, and just as mis-
ehievous.
This journal 10 connected with no party, aud 10
On tirsiy independent in the expression of its
opinions, but it has as good right any other o
speak tor the People Of this part of Virginia. al
thus speaking, We aver that ninety.nlue out Of
every hundred Of them are loyal to the Union, and
have no favor for dissolution and no expectation
of 1t. W. believe that this IL true of the whole
population Of Eastern Virginia, aud as for Western
Virginia there never was time when 1t dreamed
Of disunion. There 10 probably no part of I'll.
United States where the Union has such stern and
sturdy adhereuts rs 10 Western Virginia, men he
intend TO stand by II rs long a. their mountains
stand upon their foundations and whose language
is--
This rock shall fly
From its firm base sUon ~ -
OF course, Virginia IL not going 70 leave the United
States, nor some half dozen other Common veaiths
which follow her banner. What ID tbs uss, thsn,
OF talking about Dsunion. TIE People are dis
susted with the very sound Of IL, for they Know IL
10 'all sound and Jury, sisniiyins soshins.'
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SHIP "ATLasrIc TELEGRAPH Paul Curtis has a
ship of 1000 tons the rocks in his yard at East
Boston, which he. designs to name the Atlantic
Telegraph" Its figure head will be bust OF
franklin.
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SINKING OF A WESTERN STEAMER.

EVANSVILLE. Ia, Aug. 20-The steamer Black
Hawk, bound from Nit. Carmel to this place. struck
q snag, opposite Mt. Vernon, yes terday, and i'm
mediately sunk 10 thirteen feet of water. The
steamer had full cargo Of fonr and corn. Both
the bat aud cargo are supposed to be total loss
The amount Of the insurance has not been sscer-
tanned.
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Rio JAsERo-A private letter from Rio, dated
shs 1lth nit, rays Mr. Nesbtt, from New York. il
shout to submit plans for an opera house ia Rio
and with q good chance of success. If bis plans
he accepted. he will get the premium Of eleven
thousand dollars offered ty the Emperor He has
several competitors from France. The eutject oi
steam communication between Rio aud the United
states is agitated in the press of the city.
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--THREE MEN DROWNED.
CHICAGO Aug. 20-During the storm on Wednes
day. a fishiDg boat, with eight persons on board,
capsized in the Lake. fifteen miles from Milwaukee.
Three men. Cornelius Myer, Frederick Lessiug,
and another, whose name 10 unknown. were
drowned. The balance we're rescued by the steamer
Trayelfar
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The Republicans of the Fifth Congressional dis
trict Of Maine, have renomipated Israel Washburn'
Jr for Congress-
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AN INFECTED PORT.

New YoRK, Aug % The Commissioners of
Health have declared Charleston, s. c., an infect
ed port, and vessels from thence vii! therefore be
quarantiued
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DEATH OF A BANK PRESIDENT.
LoutsynLs. Aug % M. +. Scott, President Of
the Northern Bank Of Kentucky, died 10 Lexing-
tom ON Friday.
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q sQ3lr Il s

LIZ SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Corner VI Main and LIST stree Richmond va:
The 18th Session will commence on MONDAY. the
9Th OF september. l.36.
TERMs-pfr session, half session in advance:
Julior Engiisb............ .................$40R
senior Eng ish aeginuers in a n.-........ 50 t
Latin, Greek and Higher Mathew Oh 90
ModeIn Languages by Prof II. Hondayer....... 20 90
Persons wishing to see the krlbcipai before the
opening of the session. Can d. 81 by addressing
through Post Office. giving lime and place Of ap-
pointment. au23-d2m
TTNTON FEMALE COLLEGIATE IN
- sTTTUTE, (Richmond Hiil)-The End annual
Session will commence on the 20 h Septen Der, and
Continue ten months. The Boarding Depart Dent
wi he under the direction of Mr. 1hos W Graves,
aud his lady, tlate of Charles City Couuty) whose
attention and experience. We feel assured viii bs
'" Rev. nosssT r. STUBS. President Natural
Sci nces aud Mathemat cs
Mr.. GEORGE w. ARMSTESD. graduate of r NJ
College, An lent La. gnagas, Mental and Moral
Science. Refers to Faculty r. VI. College,
Mr. A. NEWHISEk. Professor Instru mental
Music.
ham Female Institute, French Language aud Assis.
Miss HsRRiET cnULLING. Gate teacher in Pc
tersburR Female College, High r Enxlish Branch Q
and Preparatory Department, ASST ted by the Pres
dent. by especial care to eli the classes.
Competent Professors will ne provid for classes
in Germae, italian, Painting, Drawing and other
Ornamental: branches
FEES For half session of five months. payable in
advance: Board, 3d.; Tuitip, in PRIMARY English
branches, SO Higher Ens lish, SIS; ancient and
strument, 81; ornamental branches each $3.50
For further particulars. see circulars, r address
the President, or A. u. sTUBBS,
ar % o.r,.-, IT,. .xs r.. e WV - W - ". Il
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DEArHs-Robt Henderson, we'll known in Wash
ington county, Va, died last week. Col. Asa
L. Howell, q prominent business man of Floyd
county, also died last week.