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sD.-The BODY of an unknown man.

Found DRowSED.-The body of an unknown man.
about years age found Monday in the dock foot Of
CHARLES street North River and inquest was held upon il by
Coroner Gamble No marks Of violence found the body
and verdict of supposed drowning rendered BY the Jury
Deceased shout five feet nine inches in hight stout built
and had black hair. His dress that of & sailor.
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tAdyertisementl

"ROSAIIND HUBERT."-Cobb's new Ledger
story Of this title has been drsmszed aud produced
PUKDYS National THEATER last night overlooking
dence 1t will be repeated ToNIGHr. Mr.. Blanchard sp
pears IN his drama Of "TE POSTWAR AND MS Docs"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-11

The Boston Stock market is gradually working up
10 larger business, and the list of daily sales begins
to look quite respectable. The Railway crash in New
England, some four years since, caused such
and widespread losses that stocks were avOied like
pes,ilentis things, and the Brokers Board suffered
dminuor OF at least three quarters OF their former
business. Since that period capitalists have tried
their hands q. note shavng extensively, aud 10 the
prosecution OF that business furnished to bank
rupt factories stagger along under heavy loads OF
floating deb, until the ordeal Of the crisis last
Autumn their rotten condition was exposed. " First
elias. paper as these factory obligations were termed
proving unreliable. Monied meo are now looking with
more favorable eyes upon good stocks, and in this
turning OF the tide many of the Railways round Bos.
ton-which are in fact the best managed roads in the
country-hsve GENE up from depression of from 80
to 40 T. cent rear to par values Speculative opera
tiors seem to be mainly in Copper stocks, for which
Bes,on Lac for .sms tps hssp the ,eaSpg psyks;,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-11

The Piedyuae OF the LIST ssys
Money matters are unchanged. Inere Is so1u
deal of long paper Offering which lenders are unwll
ing 10 touch under IL II = cent. Some was passed
this morning at these rates, and little at ~.
The Bank Statement for the week Will be iouna
subioined 1t differs essentially only from the last IN
the essened amount Of Exchange, which is sttrbut-
able of course to the small business in Produce.
The exact changes as compared with the last week,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-11

MINIATURE ALMAHAc.....THfs DAy,
ssn-Rises... 4:G sets..... 7:o6 Moon-Esss.. 3:27m
HisH wATER.....rHfs DAT.
Ssldy HOOK. 5:l6 Gov. Isd 6c6m He'll Gate. tn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-11

DRowNLD.-Patrick Costello, a boy ii years of age
Sunday evening accidentally fell between vessels the
foot OF Forty ninth East River and drowned before
assistance could be extended 10 him. His body has been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-11
Receipts Of Productivity 10.

Be- the Erie Rdroad-4 4a5 bbls Flour "a 100 euh "her
r. do O.ts 2s5 do. Barley $50 pkes Poyiaon' Al o. Ase'
e., $50 do. Whisky
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To,al.. s895.I4O s92Aa1 sl,a55 s82 slt7s3 go .


Decrease. .465 IN Decrease. 'HH liz
The Exchange market shows no alteration from yes
terdsy A round amount of clear Sterling was sold at
1924 and the extreme quotations rule from lO7i O3a
There were no sales of billof sding drafts Francs
range from 81. 30Q5f. 22l Nothing Of consequence
dong. Prime and good sixty day bills OF New-fofk
were passed at IGl T. cent discount, but the range
extends down to H.. Sight is s6l v cent premium.
Both supply and demand are Limited.
The Cincinnati Gazette says:
Financial affairs continue 10 present an easy and
comfortable appear ance. The market is quite easy
for parties having acceptable paper to offer, and all
the offerings of this class discounted by the regu
lar houses al rates Of interest varying from to H. +
cent
"Tbe market for Eastern exchange continues
heavy, and prices favor buyers. Bankers checks
were sold pretty freely at prem, and some houses
supplied their customers without exception at this hg
ure. The buying rates lowered in some cases TO
prem, and there indsposition in some quar-
tiers to take checks Philadelphia and Baltimore at
over /. There were houses, however, whose balances
were not large, who took ell that was offered at
prem. IL may be remarked that the general tendency
Of the market lie downward This is also the case in
all the Western markets"
The Convention of Country Banks at Cincinnati ad
journed on Friday evening. The Gazette, in speaking
of establishing Clearing House, says that legal diff
fculties found to exist that render legislation
essary before such institution be put into opera
,ion." The Convention passed resolution recon-
mending the several branches 10 make arrangements
through bankers there to furnish exchange for their
circulating notes in this market at y cent premium"
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Arrived.

Steamship Roanoke Skinner Richmond ke, ndse. and psas
20 Henry LudlsIp.
steamship Locus, Point French Baltimore days mdss TO h.
B. Cromwell Co.
Brig Frederick Eugene, Thompson, Calais 10 days Ish Ic to
Brig EnteIPrse lBrl wi.eman, Psrsboro, n s. 70 days
Brig Albert CBr Stoves HlsborO N g. 10 day, coal to p
!. N.yiUs Sons.
sehr Arno (Br) Lyle Hil.boro ~ s.. 10 days rrndore~
schr J. P Psysr Br) Haynes Hllsboro " s. l2dsJa coal
10 order
sehI Vernon Br Ayres Hnl.bOro N g. 10 day.. plaster
schr Charles, Elmer Addison Me-, days, 18th, &c, 70
MASTER.
schr. Edorsdo, Puumer Addison, Me-, days lumber TO
sehr. William Z. Bird Smith, Elizabeth City, " s., Sf
Hartford.
sehr PeSe BROOKS Elizabeth City N J.. for HstforG
schr. American Chief, Pressey Rockand days line.
Schr. Mirror, French New. London.
Schr. Ann ). sslteri Fish, Warehsn nails.
schr frowbr.dse lof New Hsvep Morrow BERN ia Nay
g. potatoes &c, % Middleton Co
schr L. r. Smith Cook, Wilmington, N. C., days Esvsl
stores to Jonas Smith Co.
BEL0W-l bark
o. b. out 50 days salt freight bound 20 PhisdephA put
into Grassy Bay April a for provisions and water bot
prevented from leaving port BY swr Of % ne vessel
Yates Co. Of Baltimore sgsnst Men Olsrbridse, Harvey
Co. Of Philadelphia the Of the Ella Reed The amount
Of the debt So Geo. An application made
on The 9th 10 release the ground Of her beps
chartered vessel and bound TO deliver her abe
then the property Of her but u the party Tts
for release decided that had power release the yes
after the attachment had been made and before The
tired The vessel brought into the harbor the afternoon
that by the Mahas order where now lee waiting
the sitting Of the court 10 the suit The captain Il vet
chsrge and has protested against all uterep q - far fhs
The hf case oil the Kind that has ever occurred in Bermuda
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| ADVERTISEMENT
Attention is called to advertisement on first page
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Markets-CAsErrLtY REPORTED ros TIE n Y. xanusE
MONDAY, May 10.
AsHEsA steady market the demand fair sales Of Is bbs
{ SO for both kinds.
COTTON-Tne market n dull and eesier sales Of 800 bales
Our quotations nominal:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-20

I WILL recommsnce mp NIGHT SAILS
= On Thu Thursday BvBNfNG. ennmeac1nr
q 81 O'Clock. Thu sttsutUn u the pub1jc r 100
reeRsctfnlly caljed 20 my Dee aseDrts6eas q Jaw.
eLHT. &C. NJ Goods Ars direct ffoD he - 80.
turefs, aod VII Be cold without reoeryu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-20

sH7f7111E~r
Dy Goddin 4 Apperson.

EARN In HANOVER COUNTY YOR
LeALE AT AUCTION -wnl be cold on WED.
sss G g fso.. s. nd :sS
.ssss n.. .a as =: Sso:s : VIZ
sS H% shs eoataini.x atogs 49, asrs,
soss'es 80 Pc h,.ds & Ikssts,sa woss
o,a spd mswhst cut Of spair there & 8 wen a
s.Tr srrsI = AZ 1.-THE ysrd
.a ios seeota ,'e Lotss infefsst ado AID
''' retained nn Sa 81; i,o.: !: Re;sSSpso.
f-The above Pam can hs 49,, .Ssvr. ICY
by sppiy ing to GoDrn . APrSxss1. S1s =. n
Two VALUABLE TAKMs IN HIM.
kIo0. NINE MILES. AND rHI OTHER
nnk k NILES North 90 KicHmuND 3.
ASD faE sHss % ThE s MOUNTAIN k ~.
FOR SAL At AUerioN.-As shs rs ne or of n;
I ..nar IhsD.. tyhc contsplssss pafch assDs
PREMISE On tS oeI Is, sss,se1
.smorr, LsS. All O'clock q. u isi; Il not, tie
Hii located nine miles shove kichmOnd. near ths
.. sy: s,. sna he cras q as.
tsins go acres OF which isO scrss are ciearsd Con-
LII trsct mere - mfsrtabls Dwelling large
trick Barn. and other buildings. bssdss sn sxcsi.
garded q . most 6esirabje Farm. Aftsr vhics III,
% eoid the Farm called Gas Groven on which the
s ss,d 70 me now rsyd containing 7 ceres attn
mond and one and . haif miles II the railroad
where i crosses the Mosntsn oad. bounded By the
Chick shominy, the lands of Mrs Williamson Alfrsd
,nston. John kyall and others About half Of
tins tract Cleared. balance 10 original and second
airy growth. There 10 also about 81 acres Of fne
meado~ land, Of which 20 acres are cleared. The
buildings consist Of large Framed Dwelling con-
o. sides the usual out houses, such a. Barn stable
&C; and an excellent Apple orchard. wen Of nne
IKpNs-tlne-third eass. hals.,ca a. ona .na
years, for bonds bearing interest," secured By trust
deed. dODDtN APPERS0S 81
an 10 Aurtioneers
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my .9-dsm Proprietor
pOCKBRIDGE BATHS.-This favori, e

UOCKBRlDGE BATHS-This fsvori, e
~ bathing place. long known as LETCHER'S and
afterwards as JORDAN'S SPRINGS, has been re-
Gently pu chased By company of gentlemen in
tockbridge county where 1t is situated and where
the virtues OF the water best known and will be
open for the reception Of visitors upon the LIST Of
JUNE next New and handsome building s have been
erected aud no effort will he spared TO make 1t de-
lightful summer resort 1t is beautifully located ON
the North River in the midst Of mountain and val
ley scenery unsurpassed in varied beauty by any 10
the State. 1t Is on the main stage road from Lex
iugton 10 the Central Rairosd, dist mt eleven miles
from the former and uine miles from Goshen Depot,
the latter. Visitors can reach the Baths in one
day from Petersburg. Rchm md and Alexandria, ar
irving at their destination before sunset.
The temperature of the water ia a little higher
than that OF the old sweet and this, with the pecU
liar character and buoynncy of the water, which is
highly charged with Carbonic Acid Gas, and con-
universal consent Of those who have tried delight
full and invlgOrating to an extraordinary degree
Its 9dicDal effect is attested by fifty years of local
experience especially in Of general Debility
wherever existing. Rheumatism. Amenorrhea. Dis
menorrhea, menorrhaxia, Leucorrhea, Prolapsus
Uteri &c. In the diseased peculiar to females and
children, it is unsurpassed, if equalled, by any
ter in the world. Near at hand is fine Sulphur
Spring, second only to the famous White sulphur
OF Greenbrier. to which visitors to the Baths have
tree access.
Governor Henry A. Wise, who spent portion of
last summer with his family at "the Baths" thus
sp-aks of 1t: 1T liz my chosen spot in the noun
ans and shall certainly revisit it, If possible Eext
summer.
Reference may also be bad, amongst many others
to Col 7 II Smith, Superintendent Of the Virginia
Military Institute, Rev VIM White. D p. and Rev
Vim N Pendleteu. Of Lexington; VIM g Paine. ESQ;
7 Hunter, Esq of Selma Alabama.
TzRMs-$i so per day. for less than one week; 80
per week. for less than weeks; S. per week. for
more than two weeks and $50 per month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-20
By Jas. NJ Taylor & Son, Aucts.
FARM IN GOOCHLANI

Wal LIABLE FARM IN GOOCHLAND
be sold, upon the premises, on "WEDNESDAY Sep
TENDER Is commencing at ~ O'clock, " valuable
FERN in the county of GoOchlHnd, - miles IT, m
adjoining the lands Of Thos D. aDe, Bennett Clarke
aud others. The farm contains +zg1s acres onshalf
of which is cleared aud in fine 4 cuitivatiop
the otbor is heavily timbered. The nsighborhood is
good and remarkably healthy. The impros enents
consist ola Conf rtable dwelling, kitchen, negro
cabins barns, stable, &C. together with an orchard
and tupply of wst on the premises.
Mr.. John B. Carter, living on the place, will show
he land to any one wishing t. view the same. The
purchaser can have the privilege Of seeding crop
wheat this fall and possession the LIST of Janua
~ next.
TEgMs-Ons fourth cash; the balan-e 6. IL and IS
months, for notes, it'll interest aided and secured
by trsst deed tJAS n TAYLOR Sun,
au l6-MWaFt1stStdtds Auc tioneers.
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NOTICE TO RAIL ROAD CUNTRAC.
~ TORS
OFFICE OF RICHMOND AND YORK RIyER)
A IL COMPANY !

kAfLKUaU CUHPAN1, z
RICHMOND, July 18th, 1888.
The undersigned is authorized to receive Proposals
for the uuhn Grading, Bridging, Delivery OF
Gross Ties Laying the rack, Dep is. and all other
work necessary to complete ihe LIST Division of ,he
Richmond aud York River Railroad to Pamunkey
River, t23 miles) and also for the End Division (sep
sra:elyD from Pamuukey River to West Point,
u2 3-io mile including Pamunkey River Bridge.
Proposals SEALED, will be received at the Engi
until the 10th day of August next, where Plans
specifications and all Information necessary for bid
deTs will also be furnished and after the LIST cay
OF August.
Payments monthly in Cash. and 10 the Company's
dence ofability and responsibility aud % per cent
reserved from monthly estimates until contracts are
completed. ID, 6. WALTON,
Jy 23-dt6A Chief Eng'r.
IT, The above Letting is postponed until the
24.n August Bids will be received from the 18th TO
the 24'h inclusive. ID 8 WALTON s
au 3--t24A Chief Engineer.
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CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL

On 9Th street. between Broa d and Marshall
h hUE los W 5 sNff q a An, Principals.
Professor EMtON Instructor in French.
This institution will reopen on Monday, the Goth
of September
The number Of scholars received into this school
il limi,ed so that each pupil has the special atten-
ton of the Priu cipas. The of instruction in
The primary studies is critical and thorough and
advanced pupils aud young men are fit. FIR bust
uess or for entering eth of the classes in College.
Reci's,ions are conducted with of Mathematical
Bic. H. Charts, g obos and various apparatus
+, pits in Bookkeeping will receive particular
atteLLl0n.
Circulars containing further information can be
hao &C the bookstores of Messrs r Price aud John
II Richardson.
One of the Principals be found at the stud on
Broad st, - dAcr from 9th st. au 10 I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-20
By Iunlop, Moncure s Co.

CTEA nj B DAT AT AUCTION On
~ THURSDAY. 26'h inst, At 6 o'clock. p NJ, we
store the Steamer TUEIS BROWN. Bald steam.
is IS feet keel 70 feet beam: has 30 hor.e power
hull is built of the beat mat erials and In The 1t
substantial mann.r. TIE engine is in fine order,
TERxs-One-ioUrth cash; balance months credit,
with approved security.
49, DUNLOP. MONCURE / CO.
Anc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-20
A MELIA WHITE SULPHUR

a MEL A W II s II q X
"a SPRINGS These justly celebrated Springs
situated in Amelia county, Va, Ii miles from the
Junction of the South Side and Richmond and Dan.
vile Railroads. 43 miles from Richmond, and Access
-ible twice day for visitors fr the South. North.
ssst or West. An Omnibus will be ready at letters
vi lie Station upon the arrival of each train to
yey passengers to the Spr ngs.
The season opens the ist day of July and closes
ID the lst Of October.
TIE Waters are like those of the famous Green
hrier White Sulphur, aud require no puff certif-
cate as 10 their qualities having b en- tried many
years to the satisfaction Of every one.
Board, per month.
week lu
y
Children under IL years OF age half price,
Servants do
az Meals sent to rooms at an extra charge.
lie 26-2ms
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BY Alex Mott. AEct.
FURNITURE. GROCERIES. CLOTI

FURNITURE. GROCERIES, CLOTH
4 ING &c -WilI be sold at auction ON sATUR-
DAY, suSust 81. commencing at 10 o'clcch, lot Of
second hand Furniturc, from q fanily declining
Cooking Stove.
.GkOCERIEs.-25 bhis No Cut Herrines 20 kegs
NAILS, assorted eizea; so rcams Wrapping Paper 5
y bbs Brandy; L bbls WI iskey 1000 ID, Bacon;
cry and Glassware.
CLoT HING.-A general assortment of Summer
Clothing. consulting of Coats, Pants. verts, &c.
au2e ALEX MOTT, Aust.
HORSES, WAGON, &c.-Will be sold
l. at auction. on SATURDAY. Angus. 2ist, COM
menciDg At 10 O'Clock. several saddle and Harnees
Horse; Spring Wagon, DC.
Au 20 ALEX MOTT Auct
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By 3. B. Cook & Co.
HORSES. MULES, Bu0GIEs. rURE

HORSES, MULES, BU0GIEa. TURNI.
vilI sell on sxTnR u AS o.. At 1., AUCTION We
~ tne Herse Lot. near the Central rsiroad depot
Several Harness and Seddle Horses
4larke young Mules. we'll broke
secnndh hand RuRgy I'm good order
lenti:ely new Furniture Wagon
Also
One thorough bred black entire Coli by BLACK
HAWK. ont Of Pamunky mare, two years old. in
nns condition. perfectly sound and gsstle
rn, Nk,K Z co, Aucts.
ADDITIONAL-Wllb be added to the above aale-
stauh pc and Harness. nearly new
low and Call, the COW II superior mixer
au ~ CO0k 3 co Aucts
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HAMPTON ACADEMY.

j ,HN BCARY. =. Principal. instructor in An
eent Languages and Mathematics.
70 EDMONDS. Y NJ I. Assistant in Mathemat
les. and instructor in Tactics
JESSE 8 JONES, A B, Assistant in Ancient Lam
Euages
Pa LIPpE HEALE, instructor in Mo-ern Ian
AuaRes and Music.
Miss EMILY a CLEVELAND. Instructress in
Female Department. "
Beard and Tuition in Ancient Languages and
Hathe matcs % per session of ten n.opth.. com
m"ncing ON the LIST Monday in October. Lights
extra, For catalogue, further information, ad
dress the Principal. Hampton. Va au6-im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-20
By r. Cauthorn, Auct

THE WATERING MACHINE, MAG
COVSRfD) AND WORK HORSES AT AUG fun.
Finding it impossible to continue the sprinklipg Of
the Streets will reli at au-t n on SATURDAY
next, at the lot near he Va G. r r. Derot, at 10
o'clock, The Niagara Watering Machine. large
Furniture Wagons, With harness, and large Work
Horses.
TERMs.-i months credit for approved negotiable
paper. LAURA eTITH.
Sale conduct BIZ r. CAUTHnRH an 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-20
By E. B. Cook & Co.
FURNITURE. FURNIrURE. g. !

FURNITURE, FURNITURE, &c., AT
AUCrI0N.-We will o II at cur sto.s. ON MON.
ture, &c. from family declining housek -epinc.
Consisting In part Of Mshoeany Marble Top Bn.
rsaux; AaheEaDy Marble Top Table,; Mahogany
fee; Mahogany werdrobes. Wash Sfands Badstead:
Hair and shuca Mattresses; splendid eprjre Mat.
RAGS; two second hand Pianos
Also,
The usual variety Of Dining Room aud Kitchen
Furniture. Cfk X 4 M
au 70 Auctiopeers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-20

e. P. BUkRUsS' SCHOOL, Msvo 81
-. The flftAenth ~ saicr Of this Schoi. IN fbe
basemsnt Rooms OF the Uusvcrpalist 0hufck vii
comiaence on the nth September.
mr. LA6kIn VII Lle, who Il . graduate IN -
vefAi Acboos Of the University and h very highIv
recomnended ~ Pr0issDrrs Biedsoe, ManIin Har-
rison. and othere has been refngHged q 4ssisiant
p.oles.o~ EMl0N will insarucs In frsnch. and Nj
CALy0 10 Drawing 80 - -
TRIMS. ke. a. heretofore.
Fer further particulars, apply. sfer the 10th Ben
tenber, at the Richmond House, to
"a 1S-6ws q nIJpuyyao
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-20

COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
- RICHMOND. VA-The ninth session of this In
stitution will commence on thu first MONDAY iB
c ober next go
For Catalogues, giving information as to terms
boarding department, conrseAf study, &c, with full
list OF Iatrons, to which especial is called
apply to LEE POWELL :
~ A-dt10thO
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r lCHAOND FEMALE INsTITUTE :

me NTH Session will commence October 1883
ans csss. the last Thurtday In june. 1859.
NO material changes in the general plan arr
iouh 10 70 desirable but it Is hoped the ex perencf
acquired by previous sessions and lhs additional,
teachers now secure d. will give greater facility and
success IN carrying out the system which has al
ready won Tor the lpstitute so high position
rev MANLY, JR. VIII retain tue position of Pre-
siaent which be has occupied from the beginning
ssructoD and sui ervsio. of tho school being freed
from the care OF the borders
The Boarding Department will be entrusted fl
professor .HAs INsIoN and his Lady. in HON
the trustees feel that they have reason to repos,
be hi hest confidence Professor Winston v ii; also
give instruction in Ancient Languages ard Fpelish
Literature Heis Master Of Artso the University
smglnia' ana recently Professor in Transy lvsnia
The Trustees are in correspondence with a gen.
tieman oil deserved reputation Professor of nath-
ematics whose name will be announced at an early
The services OF DIR r A LEWIS As prost ssor of Nat
ural Sciences, of Miss MARY & THOMPSON a. insiruc
tor In French OF DR. BucHLER. as teacher of Ger
tean, nave oeen again SIT uree; ard additional a.
distance will be provided fI instruction in the Eng
iish branches OF the Coll giate pepar tment Miss
ZANE srAsARD. Mrs ANN MALLORY. Miss MARY
q LATHBoP and Vi iss MARTHA 4 ToMpKIns v in have
charge OF the Preparatory Glasses.
Nr CI.APP viii Continue 70 be the PrircipaI Of
me Music Department, and will be aided by such
nss, ass, as may be needful suitable provision
Will be mad" for instruction in painting drawing.
and other ornamental ranches.
IEhN5-PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
isi payTpie 10 advance. Oct tn rem sinder Feb u
Eng so Ioiton IN Preparatory Depsr pent... So.
french IN preparatory ID. par tmer t.............
English Tuition in Collegiate Departu. mt .... 20
Ancient and Modern Languages, zach "a
Hust On fIano or 30
Drawing. Needle Work, or G, ecisn Painting ... 20
Boar including everything except washing.
au Pm II MANLY II
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THE EIGHTH SESSION of Miss TAZE.

J. WELLS SCHOOL will commence on the lst
Jay Of October and close on the lst of July.
TERMS For Board, entire Session sem on
=" Primary 3 apches, do do........ 30 Oh
Higher English Branchee... 20 NJ
." Languages, each ...........-....... 20 &C
Music and Drawing, Professors Fees
All other essential Information will be conveyed
thrnu2 circulars which can be obtaised on appl.
cation t, Miss TAZEWELL. Grace street, between
It'll and Sth jy 23- 3m
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heretofore existing under the firm OF CRnNBHAH
4 FISHER IL this day dissolved fa -
kither partner will sign the name Of the arm In
closing the business In this connection, they On.
pect in fow weeks TO offer to the trade cargo Of
bio Coffee. LEWIS D. URgNDHAW. {.
July ], 1858 6EOk0E D. IISHnk
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- EMION begs to offer to the Principals of B y
OK YOUNG LADIES SCHOOLS, in the city I
Schmond his services for the next session to begir
tn1 ,st OF oc,nner He will take, also. PRIVATE
PUPILS. Address, Prof 4. EMIUN Junction. Han
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