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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-27
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cserac.sT sad sxssr;snss srs j sufficient guaranty
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Of Enslish, together xith French, Latin, Music
References i confidently made 70 all the former
patrons. of the school, and to all who have any
No deduction n made ier loss Of tsne except in
cases Of protracted illness.
Board. including washing. lights, fuel, &c, per Sos
-Instruction in English, for all over II years
81 age. .......--..,......--. - ~
Music on Harps two blossoms week, an hour :,
each. ~ W
Guitar OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80 90
Use Of Instrument s 90
Payments halt IL advance. the other half at the
end of the session.
lars will be sent.
Chester, Chesterfield County. Va. au12-tlst0
MR.. LEFERyRE's SCHOOL,
FoUsHEE. RIcHMoND, VA.-The. next session
of our School begins on the LIST day of October, SO,
and terminates on the last day of June, 1850.
Our long experience in teaching. and the very
liberal patronage we have received for so many
years. have both enabled and ENCOURAGED US to
make important improvements IN our Institution
A course of Literature, comprising English,
French German, Italian and Spanish classics, the
four last throug the medium of the French,) has
been successfully tried during the last session, and
will be continued and enlarged in the next; ,...
charge of the English part of this course, as Wen
| as the Rhetoric, Belles-Lettres and First Heading
classes of our Institution. MIR. H. Is a gentleman
of the highest qualifications. and we feel conhdent
| that his services will be duly appreciated we
would earnestly recommend our Literature class
| to graduating pupils.
| The new house which we have erected will great.
| y add to the convenience well as to the comfort
| Of the young ladies boarding in our family. Two
| Young ladies' only will occupy one room, except IA
cases when three would desire to occupy the same
HUBERT P. LEFEBvRE, A. NJ, Principaltn;Nasti
| uraI Philosophy, Literature, Moral ana Mentai
william G. WILLIAMS. A. F.. Vice Principal
| Astronomy, Mathematics, Chemistry. His'ofy'
EpWARD c. HowARD-Literature, Rhetoric,
MRS. sei GRA nsfi ssiENSETTT.Engsh Branches.
| MISS MARY c. GORD0N,EnglIsh Branches:
MMAi 1s MEL L. Y. BLANcHETT-FTench Govern
sEN sss CARLOS cARDoRvEZ MERA-spanlsh
MA ga MARIE EsTyAHs.vqeal Music p,is,
| Sifi,RA MARIETTA ERBA-Piano.
| JOHN A. CALY0-Drawing and Painting.
WILLIAM F. GRABAU-Piano, Organ, Sacred
C. MM."TflHa.ILoWzP.sne:
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HTISS PEGRAM'S

WI BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
MISS PEGRAM will resume the duties OF her
school, on the first MONDAY in October next.
She will be aided by efficient teachers in each de-
partment.
Mm'lle BIRAUD will be retained as French gov
erness.
Latin, Mathematics, and the Physical Sciences,
will be tau ht by Professor THEODORE HEEL
DENFIELD. eenteman whose high attainments
and successful experience IN teaching render him
worthy of entire confidence.
Circulars, with further details, may be had on
application to Mrs. J. w pEGRAM, at her resi-
dence, Linden Square. l6-2w
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jy 1-2m
CAM'L p. HAYES & SON,
~ DEALERS
ANTHRACITE COAL.
A full supply constantly on hand of Red and
White Ash Egg" Red and White Ash prepared
Stove, for families and factores, and White Ash
Lump for foundry use.
INVARIABLY
WEIGHED ON
Fairbanks Platform Scales at our yard. Orders
sent through the Post Office left at the yard, 18th
street, south-sde of the Dock, will receive prompt
attention. je 2S-m
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"a CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN.

GNa CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN.
HMWARE, At REDUCED PRTCES.-Ttis
HAfH our purpose on the first of January next to
0Ss8 Tenove To one of the new iron front ware.
houses on Governor street, being built and
with view of reducing stock, to avoid the ne
csss,ty OF maylns T. we shall from this time ofior
ces. We have many lots of desirable GOODS, snit-
ed 10 the sales Of City and Country Merchants,
which wiii be sold at the cost OF Importation, to
terest to give US q call.
GEO. ]. SUMNER 4 CO..
~ Elm No. 20 Pearl atyeet.
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UNDERWRITING.
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, &c.

49,
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE m
~ PRICE OF HATS AND Bo0TS.-lA
IN From 10 to 20 per cent. saved by buy
EA ing from ]. H. ANTHONY,
NNN Columbian Hotel building.
Moleskin Hats Of best quality. S. 30; do. second
quality, 8 90; fashionable Silk Hats, 50; fine calf
skin sewed Boots 20; Congress Cater Boots, 3 Is;
fine calf skin sewed Shoes, z Is.
J. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia
to supply him with handsome and substantial calf
skin sewed BOOTS, which he will sell at the unpre-
cedented low price of THREE DOLLARS AND
HALF. oc 23-J&wts
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URINARY SCHOOL MRS. JULIA l.,
L JOHNSTON will open School for small Bows
Franklin and Grace streets, on MONDAY, 10Th
September, 1859. an l6-sw
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LLEGHANY HIGH SCHOOL. AT BLUE
~ SULPHUR SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
w. ]. MORRISETT, A. NJ, Principal, and In
structor in Mathematics and Natural Sciences.
JNO. NEWTON SHEPHERD, Instructor in An
eient and Modern Languages.
X. ID. BEACH. A. b. Instructor IN Moral Philos-
ophy and Englsh.
GEO. w. BUSTER, Steward.
The session will begin October LIST and close the
last day of June, 1860. The exercises continue
without interruption on Saturdays. and there is no
intermsson during the session, except on Christ
mas day.
Expenses for Tuition and Board, including every
thing except lights, xl40, payable one half1 DC
tober, balance 10Th February. Candidates for the
ministry, of any evan selical denomination, who
come suitably recommended. receive tuition free.
Sons of ministers pay half price for tuition. Books
furnished at the Springs at Richmond prices.
For pamphlet, containing Autograph of the place,
plan, &c, Co. address
WI. MORRISETT, Principal,
an 4-2m Hine SULPHUR Strings L. O. Va
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900 &: s 4. s''i Stsssss,a III =
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N CONYEQUkAIk O9
~ the lars amount Of Wheat and
Depot henE 70 somplstaiy faii. u hscolnes p1sea-
sary, and the y 70 eive notice all schoee - aax
roNesrr, thets u not taken AW9y when delivered
from the ears the saspe will ~ stored Ne sisk
and sxpense Of the owner ~. consiknee.
sup'r. ovries b. N. "a xss. sssh' sssS.
gu Him
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~T TRI-WEEkLY FREIGHT
.EEss5gszKCAND PASSENGER LINE
PROFESSIONALISM STEAMBOAT COM
Steamers GEO. PEABODY. Capt. Rd PritchsrA
and BELVlDERE. Capt: VIM. keene.
On and after the 18th day Of August. these supe-
rlor Steamers, with their magnificent saloons,
state rooms and passenger accommodation, will
make the connection between Richmond and Bal
tlmore three times every week, leaving and srry-
Ing every other day. y
Leaving Richmond for Baltimore every Tuesday,
THURSDAY and Saturday.
Arriving at Richmond from Baltimore every
Monday, Wedr esday and Friday.
Passengers going by this line, will please NOTICE
hour of departure in steamers advertisements,---
Freight received every day. Freight taken for
Boston and forwarded directly on, at lowest rates
Tickets for passage procured either At Chico in
Shockoe Slip. opposite Columbian Hotel, or at
steamers wharves.
ans DAVID A. VIM. cJRRIE
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ruESINUl ssfLL SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG
- GENTLEMEN, THREE MILES NORTH OF

BALTIMUKE, MD;-This InstltutIon has been in
full operation since November, 1913. Ii is Ciass-
cal SCHOOL in private family, offering, in the re-
fnins ia huence OF domestic intercourse, substi-
tate, so far may be. for parental care and home
age and upwards. and thorous hy prepared for col
lee OF for business The number of pupils is linn
tied to thirty winch conduees To the personal com
fort Of the boys their sound intellectual and NOR
al tram NJ, faithful supervision AID ndiyidua inn
prossment. Chestnut Hill is n country seat of one
hundred acres, and is unsurpassed in natural beau
y and entire healthiulness. There is but one ses-
ston ~ the year. be ginning on the first WEDNES-
DAY in September, and endins on the last We'd
nesday IN June For further Information regard
ins this inssituti5n. or for circulars, application
BiLLoPP GRUMPY, Of the firm Of Haxail.
sy FREnEqRSlh. vs o. 70 the Rector,
aul5-dtlstS Raits,,,na ~. Ma
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AIRS. PELLETS SCHOOL, Broad STREET,

1sl BETWEEN 10TH AND l1TH.-The 18th Session
will commence on MONDAY, Oct. Sd, and end
July LIST, 1860.
TERMS.
Tuiton in the Higher English Branches $40
PRIMARY repayment .......-...;.. go. 80
Latin and Modern Languages, each. -. 70
Drawing in Pencil and Crayon, Painting
in Water Coors or Oils. .............. 20 to $40
Music on Piano. Guitar. &c............ 50 to 50
Mrs PELLET will be assisted, she altrnys has
been. by teachers of undoubted ability. Her sys-
tenn of instruction is the result of twenty years of
personal aud enersetlc labor and she refers with
confidence to the many ladies now adjoining soci-
ETY., who were graduated ut her School, not few
of whom have noby and successfully devoted
themselves to the cause of Education.
The House was designed expressly for Educa-
thirty is casefully ARRANGED both as regards ven
tllation and temperature, and furnished with sJpe-
Desks are separate, made of mahogany and so
placed that al! the pupils are under the immediate
supervision of the Principal.
For further particulars, address or apply to
au S-2m MRS. PELLET.
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS
ID IN ia TIER COUNTY VI

J. z. LITIIE, A. M, PRINCIPAL.
The first session of this School will begin October
LIST, 1882 and close July LIST, 1860. The situation is
well known as of the most healthy in the State
The course of instruction will as nearly as pos
sible confsrm to that of the UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGINIA, of which institution the Principal is
an A. NJ.
The accommodations being limited, about 20 pu-
pills only will he received.
Further information may be obtained by appli-
cation to the Principal, at Orlean p. o., FauQuier
county, Va.
TERMs-S2SO per session.
REFEREECES.
The Faculty of the University of Va.
Gov. Wise, DIR. Jas. Bolton.
Mrs. Pegram, DR.. B. r. Wexford,
q. A. Myers, Esq, 2. r. Grattan, Esq.
Capt. G. Dlmmock, J. A. Weston, Esq,
DR.. II. w. Bailey. Henry Reiman, Esq.
Baltimore, Md.
DR., J. Riley. Georgsfotra. ID. c, jy l-3m*
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= IIA EFET -~EOr thOac-
cnmn.alation Of visitors TO the above POPULAR
SPRlNGs, an extra passenger train will leave
Richmond every SATURDAY EyENISGs al SO
c''cleck; until farthsr notice. returning on NON
DAi sMuAAiNd. Q. CAMPBELL.
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VIM. SATTLER l. co.,
w IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
OILS, PAINTS, VARN!SHES AND WINDOW

BRUSHES-We received by the late steamer q
superior quality to which call the attention Of
customers.
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vARNisHE E 5 4 FEleK Is Ans

- FURNITURE KEPAIRED, AND
-0 ANDREPACKED-The
subscriber bags leave 70 inform the pub
Esz lie that he still continues to repair and
re-varnish Furniture, at his old stand,
on Franklin street. opposite Metropolitan Hail.
His prices are moderate. The best of refereuces
can BE- given that all work in his line viii b
faithfully executed. s
N. B.-Furniture will b repaired and vaynishsd
required JOHN DAVIS,
jy7-3m Franklin It,, Metropolitan Hall.
go KEESEE g PARIS IMPROVED
CORK SHOPPERS. AIR -TIsHr, FOR PREsEKy-
ING FRgsH FRufI, orarKHs, MIxeR NEAT,
above superior lara, OF all sizes. 1t very low
prices. at our Pottery, corner Of 18th and CARY
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John N. GORDON & son,
q nTH STREET, NEAE THE ExcHANsE H2 puN,
Offer for sale large and full assortment of lRON,
comprising Swede's, American Hammered, Peru
Hammered; English and English REFINED, EnTli sff
American, Russia and Imitation RUSSIA SH
IRON, Hoops Band and Scroll Iron, Refined Plow
Iron and plow Plates; Also, TIN plate Ct various
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zinc, Spelter, and the Metals
uEually sold in this market, ap1-ts
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-15
THE EYCHA NGE MONTH"; Y AID YER TISER

The universal favor shown to our new advertis-
inp medium, leaves no doubt that our first number
to be issued early in May-will present avery
handsome and attractive exhibit of the induce
ments held out by Baltimore to more extensive
trade with the South and West Our first issue
of 10000 will be distributed among the select
business men of Maryland, Virginia, North and
South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Ar
kansas, Missouri, Kentucky and Tennessee; and, in
addition to a careful market report up to latest
dates, will contain editorial matter intended to
present fair statement Of the advantages offered
in this city, to the people of the sections Indicated
for the supply of their wants The very best in
ducement, however, is to present. in our adver-
Using columns, full assortment of every de-
scripton of merchandise and manufactures,
trade, to show that Baltimore has facilities
unsurpassed by any other point of distri-
button in the country. We therefore invite our
Wholesale Jobbing and Commission Houses, Agen-
ces, Manufacturers of every description, Dealers IN
Guano and other Concentrated Manures, Agrlcul-
tural Implements, &C., Seeds, &C., &C.. to send In
their advertisements.
Professional men of every class, Lawyers, Ply
sicians in special practice, Dentists, Architects,
Contractors, the heads of Colleges and Schools, in
short, all who have any interest that can be ad-
vanced by advertising of the most thorough charac-
ter will find this to be the best medium ever pre-
sented in this city.
RATE OF Administrations dollar per square of
six lines, additional space in proportion. No ad-
vertisement inserted for less than dollar. Terms
cash. in advance.
Gss- Having fixed our rates at one-strth those
charged by New York papers for the same SER
vice, no departure can be made from the above
terms
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A LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
NEW YoRK.-The Star announces that arrange
ments have been completed for the prompt estab-
sixteen hundred tons burden, to ply between New
York and Washington city. They are designed In
mart 10 accommodate the transit Of goods between
New York and the Southwest. The place selected
Far their wbarves is understood to be Buzzard's
Point near the United States Arsenal The great
burden of the vessels of the line precludes the pos
sibility OF making their Washington depot higher
up the Potomac than some point on the Eastern
dred and sixty feet keel is on the stocks in New
York, destined, when completed, to run between
New York and Washington.
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We have received from the Lecture Committee
OF the Mercantile Library Association, "LEIsURE;
IFS MORAL AND PoLIrIoAL ECONOMY" lecture by
S. Teackle Wallis, Esq, delivered on the 9Th of
March, 1859, Baltimore. Printed by J. B. Rose &
Co., No. II Baltimore street. This lecture. which
has already appeared in columns with the au-
thors assent has been printed by the Association for
preservation and also for private circulation, and
not for sale. 1t is printed in an extremely hand
some style, and the Association will please accept
our thanks for their kind attention.
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PICCOLOMINP.S FARE WELL.

We are quite sure that the Concert and Opera at
Carroll Hail. tonight, will be very agreeable en-
tertainment; and as Mile PICCoLoMINI makes her
farewell appearance in Baltimore, we anticipate a
large and fashionable audience on the occasion.
The programme of the Concert is an exceedingly
attractive one, and the performance of La Serro
Padrona will greatly contribute to the spirit and
amusement of the evening. Among those who now
accompany PIccoLoxIN1, we recognize several o
the most ACCOMPLISHED artistes of the ULLMAs
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BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, APRIL Is, 1859.

Our usual Weekly Review of the Baltimore mar
kets, printed letter sheet, will be ready for de-
delivery from our counter this afternoon. Mer-
chants and others DESTROYS of having their business
cards inserted can be accommodated by leaving
their orders at the Counting room during the day.
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talk of putting on steamer above the upper canon,
and the forks of Thompson and Fraser rivers.
The Bulletin has an extract from a private letter
dated on the 10th ult
A party of Americans and Mexcans, under con-
troll of Mr.. Colman, of San Francisco who start
ed for California with cattle, had been attacked by
Apaches, when four of their number were killed
Forty head of horses and all their baggage were
stolen. They returned to Hermosillo and took
fresh start, after augmenting their number by en-
listing twenty-five men.
There is population of at least 1000 in British
Columbia, who has been engaged in mining, or
awaiting favorable weather for resuming such
operations. Independent of accessons hence, this
population will be largely increased during the
present month by migration from Oregon and
Washington territories. 1t will be safe to saw
therefore that the first of May will find in the gold
fields OF British Columbia $780, Victoria Gazette,
March TO-
His Excellency, Governor Douglass, has issued
proclamation permitting small unlocked boats
entering Fraser river with miners and their
stores to pay duty on the goods at Queensborough
to the revenue officer stationed at that point, in
stead of coming here for that purpose. The object
is to facilitate the miners in reaching the mines
and to save the risk of crossing the Gulf in open
boats-U.
From SoNoRA.-A letter dated Guaymas, Feb.
18th, says: "Pesquera has been defeated at
Mazatlan, with the loss of four hundred men, and
had to retreat from that place to Alimos. His down.
fall is certain, for Candara's force numbers over
three thousand men, and they on the march for
this place.
''There was a great deal of excitement in town
when the Presidents message received. Prop
erty advanced greatly in value, and the people
thought the next thing they would see would be
United States troops marching into the country"
The annual meeting of the Clearing House
Association of the Boston Banks was held few
days ago. The report for the past year read
from which we subjoin the following extracts:
The specie held by the Associated Banks for the
past year has been larger than ever before; the
highest amount being the 10th of December,
viz: S9,669OOO. The average for the year has
been SIS, 53s, 600, which sum is much larger than
the limit required by law.
From actual calculation it appears that 40 100
per cent. has been the sum required in specie
during the past year to meet the balances grow
ing out of the daily exchanges at the Clearing
House.
Four new banks have become connected with the
association since the last meeting, with increase
in capital of s., 36l ZOO.
The whole number of banks connected with the
institution is forty-fve, with an aggregate capital
of S35, III 200.
The exchanges for the past year have been
twelve hundred and sixty-two millions seven hun
dred and ninety-ive thousand dollars.
Balances received and paid during the same time
amount to one hundred and nineteen millions eight
hundred and twenty-three thousand dollars.
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INTERESTING TO PERSONS HOLDING HOUSES FOR
RENT.
Your attention is invited the propety of SsURING
House RENT.
Females and persons retired from business who depend
mainly upon their house for subsistence specially
interested in this matter
For small premium you be protected from loss of
rent should your property be destroyed by fire. at the
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE C0MPANY'S
OFFICE, 80 South STREET.
AT this Office, also,
Your HOUSES may be insured;
Or your MERCHANDISE;
Or your HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE;
Or your VESSELS the stocks, afoat in port the
most favorable terms, for year, month week.
All losses promptly adjusted and paid
JOHN B. SEIDENsTRICKER, President,
j. R. MAGRUDER, Secy.
OFFICE, No. 80 South STREET,
New Building, opposite Second St,
o22-eotf Nat ms. Co office of Baltimore.
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-. IAhitiNGIoNj
Would respectfully inform his old friends and the public
in general that he is prepared attend all orders in his
line Of business.
He will VARNIsH OR REVARNIsH AND POLISH OR CLEAN
UP AND POLISH ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE REPAIR AM
MoDERNIsE OLD FURNITURE; UPHoLsTER AND RECOVER
DO UP MATTRESSES AND FEATHER BEDS, &C, &c, &c.
Twenty practical experience in working for the bes
families in the cities of New York. Philadelphia and Bat
enables him to suit the scrupulous and to 60 hi
DIRK better and for less money than any ohe
one this side of Philadelphia.
NBA orders left at his Dwelling, No 60 Forest street
or with n Hynson Jennings Co, IS N Charles street
will he Immediately attended to. apl-6m